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r Pr#^port, May 19.—The fact that th<> vrftadcrH of on*" Hartford pap«r v/crt- ' ahif to have tholr news Sumlay morn InK in duo to_thp fftortR of Marry Car man of 217 IJpdi'll «tr«>et who Havfrd the dny with hiB powerful wiroU-iw Bla tlon wljen Iho telPKrriph wlr<^ hnd BUf- rumbod tn the Influence of the North ««m Light*.
Tjist Siitiird.iy niKht th«* wire service Jn upper New Vork, .N'ew KnKland and Vicinity was completely paralyzed by . thn eflfeot of the Northern LlRhta that have been pluylsiK in tho Hky for the last several evenlngn.
TKe Lights and the Hun Spot-s have iiomn conrfer-tion but It would take a ; Hclvntijt, to explain, Harry Carman Is ft wlrelofw enthuMlast, and ha.* one of the best j)lantji on tho Inland. Recent ly he put up a 100 ft. steel pole and is able to HeTid and receive to any part of the U, 9i almost. , • ^
Every nlRht finds him 4t his litatlon nnd he la there until early mornlnff in BpltP of tho f.nct that he has a hard day'« work to do In hN market at Rookville Centre.
Saturday night some Hartford Paper wan unable to get their Associated ProHB Newa from Now Tork and were holding the presH waiting for it to come noroBB.
Finally it becamp evident that it would be imposHlble to get It over In time and tho telephone wires were as bud oft. as tho telegraph system,
Tho editor .of thrf paper went to a local amateur wireless expert and ask^ o(l him to try and get a station in N- Y. so that the .VsMociated press could be notified. The Il.irtford station sent a call and i)ickc(l up Harry Carman Jn Freeport, tho only station that was able to catch him.
Carman was told of the predicament of the Hartford paper and Immediately railed up the Associated Press in N, Y. City who .ihot him the news over the 'phone, and he in turn sent it over his wireless to tho station in Hartford, 11 was relayed from there to the news paper offices and Hartford had its Sun day news as a result of the work of the two men at the wireless keys.
Carman was iii> all nifjlit relnying tlic news from Freeport und proved that his station Is as powerful for Ils size ns any in the vicinity.
AL. KETCHELL, BOXER,
BECOMING PpfyLAR
Freeport, Hay Freeport knows
19.—B«yeryone In .\I. Ketchell and knows blm for a clean little bo;cer who is making a name for himself In the ring.
He Isfonly 19 years of age.but haa Khown ability and ripg generalsliip that is better than the ordinary and he has been hailed l>y m.my as a com¬ ing champion.
Ketchell fights clean, and as an In- flghter is like a streak of lightning, with his blows telling at every piuu'h. Hp is cool and clever nnd has given nn excellent account of himself In every appearance In the Freei)ort Audilor Jum.
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Ketchell has met Larry Murray of Far Rockaway twico und has won each time with the decision. He had no trouble In dlsiioalng of Johnnie Murray and on his last appearance het^ against Andy Johnson. Dundee's Hparrlng partner, Ketchell came near putting Johnson away.
His only defeat so far has b€^n when Charlie Goodman won a decision over him In New Y'ork. On next Monday night Ketcl|ell Will face Johnnie Lynch, the best boy he has ever met and Al. will be backed to win. | '
When out of the ring Ketcbell is a quiet little chap who Is taking the b«nt poesjbie care of himself all of the time, and who takes his profession 'earnest¬ ly and wants to get the best that there ia out of It.
BARBER EXTRAORDmAKY
TOURS WITH JAP HEIR
Pnri.^ May 19.—M. H. Oko and the Crown Prince of Jajjan are due to ar¬ rive In France «arly In May,
What tho Crown Prince looks like and What are his dally habits, few Frenchmen know. But »?veryone knows nil about .M. H. Oka. The French newspapers have devoted hundreds of words to Informing the people all alMiit him.
For Oka is the world's most nighly ihotight of barber. Not only Is he the only razor-wlelder ^and hair cutter to whom the Japanese^Crown Prince will entrust his life, but he specializes on Imperial and royal keards. numbering among his clients the Crown Prince Carol of Rumania and Prince Arthur fif (^onnaught. The Crown Princ*. would never have boarded the crulsei. Katal for his European toui- hatl he not known that his favorite and only barber was there with razors, clippers scissors, hair tonics and poi^'der puffs.
Half the Crown Prince's mornings ho turns over to Oka. After Oka hus shaved, powdered and hair ciUd his majesty he Is free. He may go into the Imperial gardens and pick cherries or shout "next" to some other Jap¬ anese potentate who pleased his fancy. But if the potentate doesn *. please his fancy Oka just picks cherries. Next to the Crown Prince his favorites ar-.j the r'rinces Kasuinigasekl and Akaseka.
This Is Oka's first visit to Europe. Ho nearly shed tears when ho learned that he couldn't meet his old friend, f-ifnce Arthur, because Prince Arthitr la in .South Africa.
The Crown Prince, Japanese news¬ papers announce, is bringing to Europe l..'>0(> trunks and valises and two costly .strings of i)earls. one for the wife of the President of Franco and the other for the Queen of England.
MAY LET FARMERS COMBINE FOR MARKETADVAirTAGE
RefMbfican Majority ra Honse ^ . Vote of 294 to 49 Ghres Tbem That Rifht
Wa.shlnKton, May 19.—By a ytttr- ot 294 to 49 the Republican majority In the House has passed a bill permitting farmers to combine In as.sociations for marketing purposes.
"This bill," said Representative Vol¬ stead, chairman of the Judiciary Com¬ mittee. In explanation, "alms to author- !%<• cooperative asflociations among farmers fop the purpose of marketing their products. There are a great many of those aJMOclationa today scattered all over thla country. There are a great niany of them In Europe. In this coun- ; try they have been constantly threat¬ ened with prosecution. Many States have modified their laws so as to legal¬ ize these organizations, and the la.st national conventions of the two great parties. Republicans and Democrats, passed resolutions Indorsing legislu- tlon of this kind. There Is, as I un¬ derstand, a general dennand for it among the farmers, nnd their organ¬ izations have practically agreed upon this form of a bill. I "The objection made to the.se organ 1- I zatlons at pre.sent is that they violate I the Sherman Anti-Tru_8t Act, and that Is upon the theory that each farmer is j a separate business entity. When he combines with his neighbor for the pur¬ pose of securing better treatment in 1 the disposal of his crops, be la charged with a conspiracy or combination con¬ trary to the Sherman Anti-Trust Aot. Business men can combine by putting their money Into corporations, but it is impractical for farmers to combine their farms Into similar corporate form. The object of this bill Is to
modify the lawn under whifh haainen organization* are now formed, ao that farmeni may take advantage of tlie form of organization that la tiaed by business concerns. l{ la objected In some quarters that this repeaia the .Sherman Antl-Truat Act aa to farmers. That la not true any mora than it Is trne that a combinatk>n of twe or three forixirations violnfes the act."
COMMITTEEMEN APPOINTED BY WOODUND HOSE CO.
Rockville Centre, May 19.—The foi lowing have l»een appointed as commit, teemen by Captain William E. Culll more of Wetland Hose Co., now head quarters company:
Entertainment Committee—First. As siatant Captain Oeorge B. Coffin,yPhair- man; Ueorge Walters, L. 8. Waterman, C. P. Farrington, H. Rifenburgh. O. Eckels, H. Snyder, E. H. Bumnjoister, F. C. Haab, Jr., H. W. MacVlcar.
Hou.Ho Committee—.Second As.alstant Captain George Walters, chairman; M Ottman, W. Robbins, E. Morris, Al •Smith and E. McI.AUghlan.
Auditing Committee—Charles C. Mar¬ tin, chairman; O. Eckels and F. H. Eri.sman.
Athletic Committee—H. Rifenburgh, chairman; Al Smith, M. lOttman, M.
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Captain W. E. Cullimore Is ex-offlcio of all commltteea.
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Formerly L, * H. Mtg. Co. Obaerver St. TeL 28 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N; Y.
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'The Big Bank on the Corner"
EtUbluhed 1887
CAPITAL $ 30,000
SURPLUS 100,000
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER... 2,000,000
DOES a general Commercial Banking biumeu.
ACCEPTS Time deposit accounts and allows inter¬ est thereon at tlie rate of 3 per cent per annom.
SELLS Travelers' Checb and Letten of Credit on all parts of the world.
MAINTAINS a Modem Safe Deposit Depij^ment for the storage of vahiables and at reuonable rates.
LOANS Money on Bond and Mortgage.
HAS a CHRISTMAS aUB which hu popniarized itself with hundreds of its patrons.
ADVISES with its depositors regardbg their invest¬ ments and maintains an up to date service especially for that purpose.
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