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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-26

This Is the time when every one,
old and young, takes blood purifier,
blood regulator, stomach cleanser.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea has
given thousands Of people marvellous
results; it will you. Try itHhis Spring
without fail. 35c.. Tea or Tabs. A.
G. Luken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-26
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
BY DIR. T. ]. ALLEN
Food Specialist
TEN PER CENT. AlEUMl-
NOUS ELEMENT SUFFl-
GENT FOR ADULTS,

Superior physical and prob
ably superior mental power
comes from reducing the amount
Of protsln," says Professor
Fisher, the weIl-known food
experimental Of Yale University.
This means practically a reduc-
ton In the use Of lean meat and
eggs, especially the whites Of
eggs. But he adds, II am by
no means convinced that
strictly vegetarian diet 10 better
than . diet containing some AMI
mai and even flesh foods" It
has been frequently suggested
In these Hints that the custom
airy amount OF proteld should be
reduced. have found by many
tests that ten per cent. Of aibu-
nlnous food 10 sufficient In tho
diet Of tho adult. This can be
obtained without the use OF eggs,
flesh, cheese, nuts or even milk.
The cereals, with tho exception
OF rice, contain sufficient. !
have used no meat, eggs, cheese
or Sab For several years. The
diet 81 any adult can be I'm
proved by excluding meat and
Eggs A:Hoasthsr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-26

Plenty of Turtle Soup Sat
)urday all day at Ed Cutters,
,403 South 4th St. 2e-2t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-26
Three Kind. os Men.

Three Kinds Of Men.
There are three kinds Of men in the
world-those the besN who make
jokes. those who can enjoy jokes and
those (the worst kind who attempt to
explain jokes. C. X. Chesterton in
London News
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-26
MASONIC CALENDAR

Friday, April 26-Ktng Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Special Con-
vocation. Work in Royal Arch degree.
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State of Indiana, County
Swallow Cashier Northern Bank
do soaeunnly that
R SWALLOW,
Subscribed and before April
c
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-26

Copyright. 1911. By Joseph B. Bo~1ss,,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-26

Too bad it.raned ArboDay still there consol
rops Of water, make little grow
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Frank Chance Would
Manage From Bench

NEW YORK. Dec. 3-Frank L.
Chance, In a letter to a friend In this
city. today stated that II he was en-.
gagged as manager OF the Yankees next
season he would manage the club from
the bench. as he did the Cubs last sea-
son and part of the season before.
Chance intimates that he Is through as
a first baseman and does not want to
play any more
Chance also stated In the message
that he had had no definite commune
cation with President Farrell about the
position Of manager, but this Is taken
to mean that he has an understanding
with Mr.. Farrell through President
Hermann. Of Cincinnati. 1t was learn.
ed today that Mr.. Herrmann's failure to
release Chance at this time does not
mean that he Is trying to block the
deal. Hermann paid 81 800 for Chance 8
release and has promised to pay De.
troit 5000 for the transfer OF "Red"
Corridor to Chicago.
1t is because Of an understanding be-
permission OF the National Commission
that Chance was able to come to an
agreement with the owners Of the New
York club before Chance had been de-
clared a free agent. The arrangement
agreed upon Is said to have been that
as soon as Chance and Farrell come Il
an agreement at their meeting after
January !. the peerless leader will be
declared free agent and Gordon
will be released by Detroit at the same
time.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
LOUISVILLE CLUB
AFTER ART GR|GGS,
Of THE NAPLANDERS
Utility Player Shines in the
Field and On First
Base.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. 2O.-Art Griggs,
the former Mud Hen and at present
utility man for the Cleveland Maps, is
being sought by the Louisville Coioneis.
Jrst how badly he Is wanted by the
owners IL not known but II has been
learned that Captain Neal had a long
confab with Barnard. Of the Maps, and
that GrigSs was the principal topic Of
the discussion.
Griggs Is first baseman and out
heider and can handle the Hillerich
with deadly effect. While with the
Toledo team In the association he was
one or :he most dangerous sluggers on
Abe Mud Hen outfit, ana was pulled TO
Cleveland because Of this ability. The
Cleveland owners are inclined to dis.
pose OF the player. as they have no
use for him and It's more than likely
that he will be with the Colonels next
year. The Colonels can use a player
Of Griggs' ability and the g. NJ. would
make no mistake In following up his
talk with the Maps.
Ping Bodie. the fence buster, almost
became a Colonel. according to a dis
Gatc,! from Chicago. which said that
Comiskey ana Captain Neal talked Of
be with the local team. however. as
captain Neal has been quoted az say-
ing that he did not want the PLAYER.
Rodie has nothing left but his reputa-
tion. and II takes more than that to
hold a. job with the Colonies. Then.
again. It's doubtful II the player could
he waived out Of the American League.
as other clubs in Johnson's circuit can.
not forget the terrible slaughter no
administered to some OF their pitche rs,
ana they would be inclined to give
him chance on their clubs.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
BROADWAY A. c. TO
STAGE MATCHES IN
MONUMENTAL CITY
One Ten-Round and Three
Six-Round Bouts Are
Scheduled.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Dec. 20-with .
card comprising 4 main bout Of ten
rounds, three six-round mills and q
battle royal. the newly formed Broad
way Athletic lCub. Of which Jim Rytina
Is manager. will break into the local
boxing field this evening at the new
bohemian Hall. on Broadway. near
Eager street.
For the next show the club 10 plan.
ming to have Washington boxers appear
against Baltimoreans. which would tend
to create intercity interest. In the
main event Of this evenings program
Ford Munger. Of Detroit. IL to meet
Buddy Williayns, promising Baltimore
boxer. who has been improving with
every effort.
The men have trained diligently for
the contest and are primed for a hard
battle. which is expected by their ad-
mirers. Cy Smith. the crack Jersey City
lightweight, has agreed to meet the
winner In the near future. The semi
, wind up Of rounds between Rebhan. a
brother OF Young MoCue, the ex.ban-
tamweight champion Of the South, and
Kid Whitten promises to be a hummer,
as theyare 2 clever little weilders with
their fists. Other bouts Of six sessions
will be between Young Herman Miller
and Soldier Meyers and Jimmy OKeefe,
OF New York, and Battling Webb, The
principals in the opening event will be
called into the arena at $50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
'ED KONETCHY HAS q
%FE BERTH WITH
MILLER. HUGG|NS
Not to Be Sold, Traded, or
Released BY Cardi-
nails Manager.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Dec. aO.-Ed KO-
netchy will not be sold. traded or rA-
leased by Manager Miller Huggins OF
the Cardinals.
lncensed by the stories emanating
from Pittsburgh that the Pirates were
to get the big first baseman. and that
Mrs.. Britton refused to sanction a big
swap BY Huggins. the little leader has
@ wish wi'"%s yoa % would osSd deny absolutely
that Mrs: Britton blocked the deal In.
volving Honey. Further, II Il IL the
Intention of the Pittsburgh/ people:
over my head Sy causing pubic : sensi. "a.
ment and making Cardinal players de.
satisfied. they will be sadly mistaken.
Pittsburgh made a proposition involy:
splrn ali trades for Honey now
Louis-f fittsburgh deal, which would
make him Clarke's initial bagger. to
sss IL iossi Cub Sas 10 .ension sfd Ss svns @
him what he believes he's worth In the
salary line. and he's crazy to make a
"Of course I'll not object to becoming
ed how he felt about II. "On the other
hand, I'd he tickled to death to make
the change. Nothing would suit me
"Now, get me right-rd like to remain
in St. Louis II get the new contract I
want, but I'm honest when I tell you
I'd rather 60 to the Pirates. HugEins
can't make the trade too soon to suit
me.
81 have a lot Of good friends on tho
Pittsburgh team. Bobby Byrne 10 my
pal, you know. Besides that, I'd like
to get on team that looks like q pen.
nant winner. and believe me. II those
Pirates don't cop next year. regardless
Of what IL done with me. I'll pose as
a bum prophet. Clarke has q wonder
full aggregation as It stands right now
and I'd like to toin II, and cut In on
that big plum next fall.
II always do my best. and II I stay
with the Cardinals I hope l can bat
400 and field 1000 next year. but I'd
rather play with Pittsburgh
Mrs. Britton Ia sure to have = long
argument in signing Honey to a new
contract. His three-year document ex-
pired this fall and II Is reported that
his salary was in the neighborhood Of
$780, The way the magnates are forced
TO pay for talent these days Honey is
a 5000 man to anybody's ball club.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
SWIMMING CLUB
HOLDS LAST EVENTS
Of PRESENT YEAR
Krogstad Stars in Third of
Series of Eight CON-
petitions.

Member OF the Nautilus Swimming
Club OF the Y. NJ. &. A. are looking for
ward to the events In the weekly pro-
gram which have been held over week
on account OF the holidays. There VIII
be no events scheduled for Thursday
night next on this account.
The ffty-yards breast stroke and the
l5O-yards swim were the events run on
IN the scratch swimming competition
held last night at the association tank.
The first event went TO krOgstad, with
Cults. Burch, Miller and Knight iinish-
ing In order. while Ansley took tho l50.
yards swim. Miller, Birney, Cults and
krogstad coming In second to fifth
places. respectively. No time was taken.
as the contest was one OF elimination.
Last nights contest was the third IN
q series Of eight scratch competitions.
which alternate with a like number
Of handicap contests for novices.
The standing Of the top Ave men In
the scatch series now is: Ansley,
twenty-one points: Miller. fourteen;
Burch. thirteen; X. B. Hansen. eight
Eiiason. eight. A uniform system o:
scoring obtains. by which the winner
Of each event gets five points. the next
man four points. and the third. fourth
and fifth men each one point less than
the athlete finishing In the place ahead
of him,
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Heffelinger aid Hinkey
To Be Favored at Yale

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Dec. 20.-John
Z. Owsley. one Of the resident coaches
Of the Yale football team. IL AUTHORITY
for the statement that George Foster
Sanford, who has been mentioned as
the future head Of Eli gridiron affairs.
has not even been thought OF for the
place by those who have considered the
matter.
Owsley said today that a meeting OF
prominent Yale football men was held
here a few days ago, that the only two
old players whose names were brought
up In connection with the position OF
coach were Heffelflnger. the old guard.
and Frank Hinkey. III We cannot get
one, or better both OF these men," said
Owsley, I'VE had better stick to the old
system. Some Of us favor the selection
OF a committee to advise the active
coach, the committee to serve without
salaries"
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
BALTIMORE CLUB
ISSUES BLANKS FOR
NEW YEAR RACE
Cross Country Club An.
nounces Ten-Mile Handi-
cap Run.

The Cross Country Club of Baltimore.
the largest club Of It's kind In the Monu.
mental City. Is issuing entry blanks for
its fourth annual lO-mile handicap run
to, be held in Baltimore on New Year
Day.
All plans have been completed to
make the event the largest Of it's kind
ever held in Baltimore. The race will
start from the clubhouse. 2s23 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Baltimore. and will be
run through the streets Of the city, An.
ishing at the Oriole Park. In all. the
field 10 expected to comprise the cream
Of the distance men from New York.
Philadelphia, Washington. Richmond
and Baltimore.
Sixteen prizes In all have been hung
UP by the Cross Country Club. There
are three silver cups, a gold and silver
medal. ten bronze medals and q five-
man team trophy. Johnny Gallagher.
who, recently won the South Atlantic
championship cross country trophy, will
probably 20 after the prize again.
The start will bA made promptly at
$50 o'clock on New Year Day and all
entries will close December % with
Larry r. Cotton. 27 w. Baltimore St..
Baltimore, Nd.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
bOWLERS SUSPEND
OPERATIONS UNTIL
AFTER HOLIDAYS
Schedules of All Leagues In
clude Short Vacation
Period.
RESOLUTIONS MADE
FOR NEW YEAR
Standings and Averages in the
Individual Tenpin Tourna.
ment.
Dy KIRK c. MILLER.

,Mn posso'y two eAsepuons' every
~nns Ieasue IN inc CITY te"pln ana
S.cNp'n ahke' VIII suspend operauohs
e .ohsnt until tne hohoays sre
. Ms'ches are scheouieo LOT To-
ow evening IN tne CoIon,ai len,
E.a League ana tne ingram Memorial
U".lt' out other thah thcse. the aheys
VIII % soahooheoas as tar as team matcnes
so concerned. However, several inter-
esung ipdividual contests are scheduied
Tor the Christmas ana New Year holi-
Gays and much good-natured competi-
tion will be seen nightly at all Of the
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Football Team Is
Without a Captain

NEW YORK. Dec. cO.-A football
team without captain Is an expert
ment that will be attempted at the New
York Military Academy next season.
The athletic association Of that institu-
The arguments advanced were that Il
usually hurt the playing ability Of .
man to be worried with the cares Of
captaincy, and that It was too difficult
for the quarterback to select plays that
would suit both the captain and coach.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Phillies Would Like
Bresnahan and Kline

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. 3.-rhe
Phillies have entered the field Of bid.
ders for Roger Bresnahan and Johnny
Killing. both catchers. Bresnahan has
been declared free agent by st. Louis.
and Is at liberty to sign with any club
that he cares to.
King. however. Is still the property
Of Boston. and to get him from the
Braves the Phillles would have to hand
over several players. Stallings wants
players far more than he does cash.
and Doom believes that he has the men
to offer In exchange for Killing. who will
prove tempting to the leaders Of the
Bostonians.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Charles P. Taft to
Keep Philly Stock

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20.-It became
known today that the Philadelphia Ma
tionai League team will not be sold
after all. Charles p. Taft notified Al
fred d. Wiler. acting president Of the
club and william shettsline. secretary.
that he had decided to hold on to the
stock. players and franchise and that
he would finance the club anew for
next season. Taft has been informed
that only $50 was In the clubs treasury
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
The Redland Spell.

One Of the strongest lunches In Mr. Chances Yank leader
arises from the fact that Redand Being
ad by the Reds the tasman Donn
Seymour and Mathewson New York all three fell In with
winning they Overall Stenfed
Cubs;
the canned John Oanse immediately aerward
moved with WASHINGTON from seventh place We wouldn't
minute
partner with the hunch continues Chance be
the world series cut in with Slim Caldwell.
And the tough break Of that working
willing development winning
flock 10 willing. but the 10 weak
going Andrews compete
the
pennant
hereafter by the
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
BOB THAYER's SPORTING GOSSIP
-"EvERY KNOCK IS A BOOST"
GriK has hopes.

Clarke Griffith has hopes Of develop
ing a pitcher and an outfielder from
the bunch OF recruits. He will make
no changes In his team, letting no one
out or getting no new men in at pres
ent. Grif might be able to get one
player out Of the aggregation signed.
which would be a fair way Of looking
at 1t. Last season he was unusually
lucky, and here's hoping.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
the capacity Of captain. and tho expert
ment will be well worth watching.
Boosting finds.

1t will soon be time for them to boost
the finds OF the baseball season. Fast
as Ty Cobb" Hits like Frank Baker" /"
and the usual phrases will be abroad
In the land. Harry Lord. Of the White
Sox. Is first on the field with q phenom
pitcher. Lord says the Maine wonder
Is almost as good as Ed Walsh" but
|rneslects TO mention his name because
fifteen other clubs would go right out
after him.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Costello selected.

Harry Costello is selected Ail.southern
quarterback by Golfers Weekly foot
ball expert. who places "Hev" Carter,
Virginia's guard. on the second eleven.
The intimation that Georgetown
and Virginia with the other teams in
this section Of the country play poor
football Is causing considerable discus
sion. All right.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
California popular.

The Pacific Coast seems to be popular
for baseball players. In addition to
Frank Chance, Snodgrass, Shafer and
Myers, OF the Giants, Jake Stahl Of the
Red sox, Ping Bodie OF the White sox.
Harry wolter Of the Highlanders. Daley
Of the Athletics. Witt Of Detroit. and
several others. are spending tho win.
ter out there.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Captainless team.

Arguing that It usually hurt the play
Ing ability Of man and thereby weak
eped the team. the New York Military
Academy decided to play football next
season without captain. History bears
out the fact that many player has
failed to deliver the season he acts In
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Haydock given trial.

Nate Cartmeii did not get look at
the Penn track team, Haydock being
the choice to take charge until Mike
Murphy Is fully recovered and able TO
return to take up the work. Ellis Ward
Is retained AZ rowing coach while
Truxton Hare Is head OF the football
committee.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Yale Inundated.

The Yalc hockey team Is humiliated
today. having suffered defeat at tine
hands Of the st. Paurs school team at
Garden City. Long Island. The school,
boys played rings around the college
men and walked OF with the contest.
This is not the first time that st. Paul's
has defeated a college team. and many
of the Yale stars have been graduated
from the famous prep school.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Suffer again.

The annual joke Is at hand. That big
near wrestler ZbyszkO Is back on this
side Of the water crying for match
with Frank Gotch. How long will We
have to stand for the annual joke and
why? II 1t isn't Zbyszko Its Hacken-
schmidt or one OF the numerous Terri
BILE Turks. Zbyszko's last appearance
here was a two-hour stalling match
with shad Link II memory serves. Link
lost
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Ball Engaged.

Donald Ball. golf professional. has
been engaged by the Washington Coun-
try Club and will act In that capacity
In future. Ball has been until recently
the professional at the Columbia Coun-
try Club.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
BINGLES AND BUNTS
By &
Grartland Rice

Why It? Probably Reand
time another attached the system Of Overall Stein
d Donln Mathewson 0Too Dubuc.
Bridwe sevsn:sht sevsnnns regarded
possessing ability.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Track Coach iii.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. 20.-Will-
lam E. Quinn. coach Of the field event
men Of the Harvard track team. Ia III
at his home here. and his recovery II
doubtful. Quinn has been At Harvard
since 1906.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Halt Called Schedules of Boquhg Leagues7ake Vacation Until
Bowling Tonight

Individual torrnament-C. Miller W.
Milovitch. L. Krause W. Miiovich. G,
Miller W. Blush.
District Tenpin League-0. p. o. W.
Colonials.
Commercial lLeague-Havenne Star,
Arcade Leagrs-Laborites VI. Imman.
Uel.
Terminal Leasue-Land and Industrial
VI. Auditors.
Carroll Leaeue-Ovandos w. Trini.
dads.
spalding Leasue-Normoyies W..
Johnsons.
District League-Resolutes W. 1pie.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Goes Home Defeated.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-The Yale
Hockey team left for New Haven. with
her colors trailing, having gone down
to defeat at the st. Nicholas Skating
Rink last night to the st. Paul School
team Of Concord. ". H.. by a score OF
1 to l.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Tomerrow's Sports.

Basketball-Penn W. Army, at
West Point.
Basketball-New York City Col.
legs ~. Lawrence University, at New
York.
Princeton W. st. Johns College. at
Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20


Climbers and Nationals faced each
other for three grneling rounds. Ma.
tionals were the winners in the first set
70 by very narrow margin, while
Climbers had no difficulty annexlne the
last two sets.
In the. Arcade League, Sherwoods and
lmperials rolled at the small pins.
Sherwoods won the hrst. and lost the
last two to Imperials. Ricketts,, Carroll,
ana koehler were high ping for Imperi.
ais.
Southlands experienced no trouble in
downing Eastern in all three matches
rolled In the southwestern League.
Deckman. Of Hummers. and LoverinR.
Of Qarrisons. featured the match which
the former quin: took from the latter by
two sets to one. But one pin sepa rat Il esi
the scores In the first set. while the
thirteen pins. Garrisons won the f,nsi
by q comfortable margin.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Make the Next One Hard.

W kindly inform queries twisted
that Cincinnati needing badly willing
a Chance away? Chance still at his best
willing to let him when he had been awarded
them?'
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

Two matches were rolled In the City
Postoffice League last night, Finance
taking all honors from Executives and
Postal Savings pocketing two out Of
three sets from City Postoffice. In the
first match. Finance and Executive
were tied in their second string. Finance
winning the roll-off.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
"Where Mexico Is."

furnishing fash toward the spove festivities Of the dab
made still mented HEX
be issued volume that all will nnd worth WHILE
The Washington times., 1912-12-20


responded Of his casscs-n part
We a oncef
senora do rest It.
fts where chv, "You blowE Pason In
shelf;
the
Jerry TO the Of
they call a a And a
A a Twasb becaus
yhaveth
o gone"
nothing will suit
sight Of again barrier stretch.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

There was another battle royal at the
National Capital League when Casino
latter quint was not rolling up to its
standard, the low scores OF 4. GULL and
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

30 know the trail the spell 10 you and nothing
sight Of II all again from barrier to stretch.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-06
INTERESTED in
SUMNER SILOS
STATE DAIRYlNG DEPARTMENT
SEEKING TO ASSURE GREATER
PRODUCTIvENEsS FROM CAT
TIE ON DAIRY FARMS OF
NORTH DAKOTA.

State Dairy Commiss Der r. F.
Flint and the other officials of the
state dairy department are anxious
that every farmer who has dairy
COWS shall receive the highest posi-
bic flow of milk. With this view
they are studying ways and means
applicable to regulating the feed Of
dairy cows, and they realize the i'm
portance of the silo.
The department is devising a con.
crete silo to be erected on the farms
which may be built at nominal cost.
1t has been demonstrated that en-.
silage assures the greatest possible
per cent of productiveness from mich
ows, and campaign OF education in
this respect is being waged by the
dairy department.
In addition to the large silos for
winter use the department is also ad-
vocating the erection Of small summer
silos. These are to be filled with en-
silage that is to be held as a kind Of
reserve, to protect the farmer against
possible shortage Of pasturage. Espe-
cialy in western North Dakota is the
summer silo applicable, and the COM
ing year will doubtless witness the
construction Of several hundreds of
silos on the farms throughout the en-
tire state.