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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-05
COLD KILLED. FOUR
Fire Drives Hotel Guests
Into Blizzard.

National News Association)
OMAHA. Jan. 5.-Two deaths from
cold occurred here this morning The
temperature registered eighteen be-
low.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
&ettete atpei Qebcn.
meme Shtnpitpr

@eoer meme sdmelter nod i@
ielbit miir0en beute leben, m6re es
nidt inn Or. Sings Neue Gnt0edung
%getpeien, idreibt 81. 8. McDonaI0 bon
6apettepiue, g. g., 81. S. .. $40. 8,
6enn mir beioe litten an fur9tborem
9uiten, gegen ben fein a,leres Mfit<
tel belfen fonnte. gs tpur6e u91s ge-
iagt, 6oB meme S9meiter an ser
5dminoiu@t 1eioe. sic mar iebt
idtpa@ un6 botte @adtidDpeiB, aber
SSbre tprn16erbare Me5ioin beiltc a,11s
beioe b%olftanoig. Sc lit 6as 8eite,
6ab id lie gebrnudte u11o bon Sem id)
borte. Sir mebe 2ltngen, @rfdltln-
gen, @uffen, 8lutit1ra, .Snfluen5a,
Mitbma @eufieber, &rupp, 5tidbu-
item - nIles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- 1T es unibertreffIi9. Brobefln-
ide fret. SOC ur6 $1.OO. @orontirt
bon Ser Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
&am5 uno Sol.
&pnierpiernns Scr Gicr.

Sic &onierpieru1tg ser @ier 1on in
eriter 2inie 0as friide 81 int @inter
rieke1 uno bon alien Som erpierungs=
metbooen lit 6ieienige nit Matro11=
malierglas Sic empfeblenSmertbelte.
Sic @roBe ser @efaBe, in uelde sic
gu toni eroieren6en gier eingelegt mer=
0en iolen, ridtete iid nad Ser @ier-
8abl. Mue gerudloien @efaBe, audi
gut ausgelangte Saiier, f0nnen BE-
nubt meroen. 9ie @auptiade lit uno
Meibt, 6aB nur friide un0 rolitanoig
iaubere @ier eingelegt meroen uno So
fer iino leidt angeidmutte nit lauem
@oiier un6 5dmmm, epentueu nit
iduaden giiigmaiier gu ianbern un6
init reinem @aiier nad5uipiilen.
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. felt
Elm hinges @emiid bon 1 Quart Sea-
tron1paiierglas un0 Is Quart 8aiier
0ar. Natronmalierglas lit cine Muf=
loi11rg bon fieieliaurem Saffron. Mod
empfeblenSpertber our Miidung nit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS als gem0bnlideS
@aiier III &alfmalier 6as in ser @eiie
bergeiteut miro, 6ab PA Bis 21h
Bfun6 Salt nit 20 Biz 25 Quart
8aiier gel5idt per6en. Die Mil9
miro mebrmals berriibrt un6 bleibt
Bis gum naditen Gage iteben. 9ie
0ann iber 6em &alfbrei itebenoe
Flare" Tliiiligfeit lit 0as &alfmaiier.
&eid1i6 CUR @alfte miro oas beniibte
@efdB NIT ser &onierpterl1ngsfliifig=
felt gefiat, sic tagli6 einfommen6en
gier mer6en bi11eingelegt, Biz Sic
8liiiigfeit nod 2 3on uber Sen
@iern itebt Sic 10 gefiiuten @efaBe
peroen nit &apier gut berbun6en
un6 an einem luftigen, aber froit=
freiem Srte aufbeinabrt. SHE bier
@oden meuoen iie nadgeieben. Sebr
oft beginnt Sic S%liiiigfeit nah IA
5agen an gu gelatiniren. SIT Sic
Maiie 10 iturf geronnen, 0aB fid in
6erielben &iiie 5eigen, 10 iin6 lettere
NIT frii@ bereiteter Maiie 5le5ugie=
Zen. Sollen sic @ier benubt tper=
Sen, 10 iin0 iie ab5uipiilen uno etltde
Sage an sic SUIT gu itelen. SSH
man sic 10 Ton erpierten @ier foden,
10 lit es angebradt, iie nit elmer
Stedno0el am ifumpfen @n0e an5r=
iteden, 6amit beim &o9en sic S9ale
nidt plabt, mas mandmal borfommt,
menn iie nidt angeltoden iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Mn Bic 2eier ankerbalb Gtearns
County.

Suultly.
&ue 2eier 6es vMor6itern," sic nibt
III Stearns County mobnen, iin6
freltnolid erlu9t, lire 3ablungen
fir hieies 8latt, bermittelit Droft
o0er @eloanmeiiung ein5uienoen.
@ir m0dten, haB ale 2eier ii9
Sic bon uns gebotene @elegenbeit,
gegen @orausbe5ablung bes 8lat>
tee in Sen 8eiib elmer berrliden Brd.
mie gu gelangen, 5unuben MAIDEN. Da
es nun aber unieren reiien6en Mgen.
ten nidt moelid lit, Bel allen unfe.
rem Ibonnenten bor3uipreden, bepor
sic Gusmabl ser i90nen BrGmier Der.
griHen iein miro, 10 Iiegt es i'm Snte.
reiie oerielben, 6as @elo brett nod
ser office gu fen6en, t%porauf promp.
te 3uien6ung Ser getpiinidten Brd.
mie erfolgen miro. BUR @%ntgegen.
nabme ser einen o6er Ser anoeren 6ie.
fer mertbpouen 8r6mie>1 gegen 8or-
ausbe5ablung 6es rMoroitern" auf Elm
sSabr la6et ergebenIt Elm Sic
rMorbfern". 9rndgeielidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04

iter, immer 6ienitmiQiger ge9en Ole
Mutter, Die 10 oiel gu tbun batte, uno
5a1ten alrf Sem SpieIplab tbat iie
audi nidt mebr.
60 muroe es mie6er. Splpej ter
obeno. Chen mollte Cora eini9lafen
in tbrem 8ettdet1, als iie iid am Ser
mel ge5upft fiiblte, un6 als iie nod
einmal sic Mugen al.fmodte, .iab iie
oas @einden pom norigen Sabr mie=
ser Dor iid iteben. SD bringe Sir
mieoer elm paar &0rn9en - probire
ite 6o@ morgen!" iagte ct freunoIid
un0 Iegte iadt ein paar ser runoen
fleilen Ginger auf Sic 8ettoede.
rSb id's pobl tbue?" na9te Dora
bei iid, als fife am an6eren Morgen
aufmadte. ~Mber id m0dte mirflid
germ miiien, mas iie beut' iagen -"
11n6 gera0e mte int borigen Sabre
idlid ite iid in sic Sriibitiidsitube
rn6 iette iib altf 0enielben 5t1tbI.
u&ommt 90rvben nod nidt?" frag=
ten sic @eidmiiter u1geouloig. vD0r=
den ipielt INNER 10 biibl@ nit mir!"
rief @ansden. SD marte, Bis D0r=
diem fon1mt, 6ann i@medf's mir BEL
ier!" piepte Marieden. ~SSa, ia, io1d
Sdlpeiterden fat11t man rebt lief bo=
benz" iagte Sic Mutter nno lddelte.
@iidielig batte Cora eS gebort.
gilig 5og iie ibren Sdub aus nn6
itreute Sic &0rner fort. ~Srobli6es
Neuiabr!" rief tie laut. u8iIt OH
ober leiie bereingefommen!" iagte Sic
Ml1tter uno fiiBte iie; ufroblides
Meuiabr, meir liebes S6dterden!"
n@nrrab, 9orden It Sal" iong Sans.
9ramBen lauteten feierlib sic @lo=
den. @as mar Elm gliidlider Meu=
iabrStaq!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
2tnSerede.
Mas 9ora a1n Menjabrstage erlebte,

IS mar Ser lebte Sag i'm alten
Sabr. 5eierlid uno idon lallteten
sic Splpeitergloden. Sriib ging ser
neblige @intertag our @ube, uno els
Zig lief nod elm fleines Maod}en bon
Ser Macbl6rle ber I'M Salbounfel 0em
elterliden Souie gu. Mue an0eren
&in6er maren ibm i6on boraus; es
bate ii6 etmas berip6tet Mno molte
nun idJ1eu beim. Mber pl0tli6 bilt
es I'M 2aufen inne, linn mar, als Dor
tie es Elm leiles, gang leiies @einen
0idt nebe1t iid. @eripunoert blidte
es 6ortbin, bon lpo 0as Hdglide @ei=
nen fam, lnn5 ais es iib n%ie0erbiidte,
iab es int letten Sagesidimmer ei1
%pin5iges &erlden in ei11em griinen
@0flein; nit bei0en @Gu0en 5errte
es on ieinem &od5ipfel, Sen Elm 9or=
nen5meig feltbielt ltn0 iiber ieine
@angen rolten oide Sbrdt1en.
nyte1n, mte forrt1b!" 1agte 0ora,
10 bieB .1as fleine Md09en, gang er=
itaunt.
~9(d mas, ni9t fomiih, iebr tran=
rig!" rief 0as Mdinrlein idelten6.
u@as miir6eit gu mobl iagen, men1
gu in etnem oi6ten nrtpolSe an 9or=
men feitiaBeit? Sieb MIR mal-" un0
uie6er 5errte CT an SEN 8ipfel leines
&0dleins. SD mobne bier urter ser
8ieie," fltbr er fort un0 5eigte al,f
Sen &aienfled Dor 6em @a1ie bon
9ora's @ltern. uSe0es Sobr etnual''
ant Spfoeitertage, befomme id la1o
meme 8rii0er Elm nel1es &lei6, 6amit
miiiiem mir 6ann ein gauges Sabr
auSfomnen. @un ging id MIR Elm
biSden ipo5ieren, So rib mir Ser Elf
&c Dornenbui6 glei6 Elm 9od!"
Scum meine MIR nidt!" tr01tete
6as fleine @a6de11; ~id mode Gid
ooriidtig Los, man itebt ear feinen
&iiB-" un6 6amit batte es idon flint
6os &oGlein bon Sem Dor11en5meige
gel0it.
rDu biit mirf1i6 ein geI6idtes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Splua

Council bluffs. = BEND
NUN Marfs, >pelder lett brci @oDen
Dor @eridt itano, I'M iid rater Ser
@elduloigl1ng SIT pera1tporten, al
SEN Mobrop=S dminoeleien betbeilSt
ge1peien 51 iei11, lit bon SEM @eidme=
rcllen fir nid)t id)uloig erfldrt nor
Sen. Nn Ganitug TIM Mitternadi
ml1roe 0iei er @abrlprl16 perfii1oet,
nod)0em Sic @eidmorenen Mir et:ocS
iiber cine 5tunoe beratben batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
@ic eines &in6es 2eben 9ercttet
pnrbe.

s. q. 8ofer, Garner, Mi6igan,
1dreibt: Mein f(eines Ma0d)en 5og
1id cine Grfaltltng 81, meld)e iiber
ein Sabr onbielt. @ir bolten 6rei
Goftoren, feiner fonnte igm belfen.
gs m11roe 10 franf, 0ab es nidt mebr
iteben fonnte. 8ir gebral1dten 8ar=
ner'5 @bite @ine Of Sar, mo0urd es
gebeilt ml1roe. Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Sbne %Ggtra5ablnng.

Cine grobe MuSmQbl BON @ebetbu<
dern, Die mir obne Nad5ablung offe=
riren:
6iibrer gum &imn1el NIT groBem
Crude 11110 Incident Merocco @in<
banoe.
@ebete ser @eiligen, nit m%ittelgro=
Bem Crude uno Morocco @inbanbe.
6erner in fleinerem Crude un0
e rjdieoenen g%inbdnben:
5dubengel,
Seius meine 3uperl t6t,
Gtern seq &eiles,
@immels= Sdluliel,
8roo ser grgel, tleines 6orn1at,
Saihen @ebetbider,
Sic Nbilotbea, ein berrlideS CT
bal1ungSbu6, meld)es in feinem $au=
lie feblen ioute.
&oienfrd1t5e, peib, idtpqr5 uno
farbig NIT groBen o0er fleinen Rerlen.
vMprbitern" -&alenoer.
Elm Tanrilienfalen6er int tpabren Gin
ne 6es @ortes. &eid)li6 ausgeitattet
nit id0nen Sultitrotionen un6 ange=
fuqt NIT belebrenoem, erbauen6em
un6 unterbaltenoem 2eieitoff fit
Sung un6 Mlt, fann 0erielbe 51 Sen
beiten &alen0ern fir cine fatbolii9e
Gamilie ge5dblt mer6en. Sir Sic
Iangen 8interQbenoe feline Before
2eftire.
@ammpnos @elt Mtlas"
entbalteno 80 geograpbifde &arten
ser gar5en @elt, Statiitifen bon 2ar1=
Bern un0 5td6ten. Serner lit 6arin
cine groBe &arte oes Staates Minne=
iota nit all leinen Sta0ten un6 D0r=
fern, NIT Mngabe Ser @inmobner5abl
beim Ietten Gen us bon 1910. Gin
lpertbpoles un6 Invertebrates 8ud fir
Seoermann.
nm englild@6eutl9es
@orterburd nebit 8riefitener in Bel.
SEN Spraden.
Observation-Disclosures peridie6enen SS1.
balteS.
83oQ 9rofe &atent.s deere frei.
Dieies Sabr baben MIR ferner oIs
3ramie cine 8 3on groBe, fih ieIbit.
iddrfenoe Batentideere, pel9e mag.
n%etiiirt lit un6 6os ionit 10 beidper.
li9e Mufnebmen bon Naoeln 11no
@tedna6eln beforgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
prdmtem-Itfr.

. @ie0er1m befin6en MIR uns i'm 8e=
iise elmer groBen Musmabl berrliaer
Yramien. 8er Don uniern 2elern iei<
men &udltan0 auf Sen vNor0itern"
uno 0a6u nod Elm Sabr int 8oraus
be5ablt, lit CUR Musmabl irgen6 elmer
Der n%adlteberS %angegebenen 8ramien
bered)tigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Sm Gn9Iiib baben mir:
Dine Grtrasahluna.

Following of Christ, ein Mn=
0adtsbl1d BON Mittelgr0be u11S nit
feinem Morroco=ginban0e.
Guide to Piety, NIT Moroceo=gua=
ban0.
Key of Heaven, nit Morocco=
@inban0. ....
All For Jesus, nit Incident Sober
ginbanbe.
Pocket Prayer Book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
8cgen 25t @rtra5ablmng.

Golden Key of Heaven, gellat=
loi0=ginban6, groBes Sormat.
Little Key of Heaven, nit fein=
ITEM 2e0ereinba1oe ltn0 eleganter in
nerer Musltattung.
Pocket Key of Heaven nit
Snmmeteinban6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04

&erlen ser Mn6a9t I'M feinlten &C.
0%ereinban6.
Grolt ser armen seelen, in id0,
mem, meidem 2e0ereinban6, nit @ol0-
ldnitt u10 groBem Crude.
Srolt int Sitter, in gleidem Gin
bon0e ltno nod gr0Berem @rob0rud.
Ser 8aumgarten, ein groBes Sor,
mat nit Mittel0rud ut16 methem Mo=
rocco=ginban0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
@egen SOC ertra.

VV3CN OVY eG1FU*
@offine, @ano &oltiqe> grbal,ungs,
8l1d.
Die groBe @an0farte bon @tearns
County, melde ei11en mirfliben @ertb
BON $500 fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
@eaen 25f extra

@ebetbuder beridieoener EiteI u116
190nen1 gelIuloio.ooer-S am1et- Gin
bon6.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30
HURLERS WORRY
CONNIE MACK

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. so.-connie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30
NAUGHTON CALLS PALzER
HUMAN BULLDOG AFTER
HIS FIRST VISIT TO CAMP
Expert Reaches battle-ground and Sees Iowan in Train
ing; Says Giant Resembles Joe Cans
in Bigger Way.
az70rTnLrch7nann.

without taking a solid chug from one
of Palzer's gloves. ; The big mans best
punches, it seemed, are a right upper
cut. a right body blow and short right
which he delivers In choppy fashion
much as the old master, Joe Cans, used
10 90.
This last one is a hard one to dodge
as Palzer has his glove well extended
when his opponent leads and delivers
his right without drawing back the
arm. OF course, this blow does not
carry the force it would If the arm
were drawn back before sending It, but
from a man of Palzers weight and
muscle 1t is nevertheless a damaging
visitation and if landed repeatedly
would contribute materially toward an
opponents defeat.
Palzer works a straight left in the
good old fashioned way. He has a left
back hand which is probably a relic of
the days when his style of fighting was
more elemental. 1t isn't by any means
a pretty punch, nor yet an effective one.
and as it is the one thing that makes
Palzer look ungainly, he might discard
1t with advantage
To sum up Palzer's style he is not
one of the fellows who depend upon
haymakers chance swings He
stands close and has a good eye for
openings. He knows how to time his
| punches and he varies his style, di-
recting equal attention to both head
| and body.
| Sporting Los Angeles is evidently in
a quandary over the New Years day
contest Opinions equally di-
vided that the men are selling at even
money, and there's nothing to indicate
that either man will forge into favorit-
| ism before the all important day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30
RESUME PLAY
IN CUE LEAGUE

Play in the three cushion tournament
of the National Billiard league will be
resumed Thursday night, when Pitts
burg will open its trip around the
western end of the circuit at Mussey's
rooms. Stanley Kandul, Walter Lau-
ben and Andrew Harris have been
picked to play for the local forces. The
first named will appear in the opening
game. 1t is expected that Charles Nc
Court or Joseph Wireback will repre-
sent Pittsburg.
Kansas City, runner-up last year to
Chicago, did not fare well on its west
ern trip, losing seven of the twelve
games played and falling into fifth
place Pfttsburg far has had easy
picking, winning three games from
Warren of Boston and two from Mag
nus of New York. Unless strong play
er makes the trip Pittsburg will have
it's lead cut down, 1T will meet
strong opponents here and at Kansas
City and st. Louis.
This afternoon at Suttons Wabash
avenue rooms Calvin Demarest and
George Sutton will play the first block
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30
ARTIE HOFFMAN, rs
"COMING BACK

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 30.-Speed- That
is what Fred Clarke started after when
he let Mike Donlin go, for Artie Hof-
man is coming back Artie gives the
information himself in letter to
Clarke With Holman his old self, the
Pirates can do without Don1in. Hof-
man, in a letter to Clarke, says he has
recovered his health and that he is fif-
teen pounds heavier than last year.
Clarke regards the transfer of Holman
as the actual beginning Of the DISCO
luton of the great Cub machine. Ac-
cording to Clarke, Frank Chance kept
Holman out of regular berth for
years just to keep his regular players
up to the limit. Hoffman could play
any position except pitcher or catcher
This fact kept Steinfeldt going longer
than he would otherwise; 1t kept .rink-
er hustling and forced Evers along al
second base long after he should have
quit because of nervous breakdown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30
In THE
SPOR TING
WORLD
THIRTY ISSUES DENIAL
OF SPLIT With PACKEY
I'll Quit Fighting When I
Lose YOU" Packey Tells
Manager.

when l lose you as my manager 1
will quit hGhting?"
According to Emil Thirty these were
the words used by Packey Mcfarland
yesterday when the former demanded
to know what truth existed in the re-
port that the stock yards battler had
abandoned him. Packey's failure to APP
pear at Omaha & few nights ago to
hight Freddie Daniels after the pro-
motors there had filed the armory with
1000 people. fncldding two sons of the
governor, the adjutant general of the
state militia. many state and municipal
orncials, together with fair sprink-
ling of the clergy. started the rumor
J. w. krause. Omaha promoter, WIS.,
tied Thirty yesterday and assured him
that the failure of Mcfarland to get
his train in time to reach the ringside
has not put out the growing fire of ifs
tic enthusiasm which has caught Oma-
ha. in its grasp. Packey is wanted for
Jan. II, with some heavier boy than
Tommy Bres1ahan, the local star, and
will take no fights until then.
Al Murray, matchmaker of the Buff
falo club, was another guest Of Thiry's
during the day. Jess Willard and lone
Round" Davis make up the New Years
card there, and Packey, who drew the
greatest crowd the club ever saw, Is
sought for a later date.
Thirty says he is still holding out fol-
So per cent of the gate at the Madison
Square Garden for the proposed Nc
Farland- Brttton affair. due the frs,
week in February. If Billy Gibson
meets the terms. He has offered 80 pei
cent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30
MARTY O'TOOLE
is MARRIED

as-Saxonville. Mass. Dec. 30.-Martin J.
O'Toole, better known Marty"
O'Toole of birmingham, the Pittsburg
baseball clubs S22.500 twirler today
signed up for life in the matrimonial
league Miss Rose Heffernan of this
town signed with him in the contract.
Father Richard S. Burke of ST Georges
Roman Catholic church of1cfated. The
service was attended by close relatives
of the pitcher and his bride, along with
dozen widely known baseball players.
OToole and his bride left this after
noon for New York. They will sail the
first of the coming week for Bermuda.
Upon their return they will reside in
Boston until o'Toole leaves for Hot
Springs. Ark, to join the Pirates early
in March.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30

Los Angeles. Dec. 30.-After seeing
Al Palzer's, Tom O'Rourke's set-to with
his partners at Doyle's Vernon camp
yesterday afternoon, prominent San
Francisco writer had to remodel all his
impressions formed through reading
about the Iowan's ring work in the
east The bout with Bombardier Wells,
above all other fights to which Palzer
was a party. caused many OF US in the
west to entertain wrong opinions in
regard to Palzer. From the Wells af-
fair we gained the idea that Palzer's
strong points were marvellous endur-
ance and wind mill style of fighting.
Why. the man is as good a boxer as
you would see in a days march and has
more punches at his command than the
average pugilist.
Palzer certainly is a more warlike
individual than his rival in the white
hope line. Everything about him sug-
gests the human bulldog. With his
sparring partners he is good natured
and considerate. He lays on just hard
enough to make things interesting and
there is never a trace OF meanness
about him when a Earring return punch
comes his way. He acts, in fact, like a
man who knows how to keep his fight
ing spirit bottled up until there is real
occasion to use it.
He had for sparring partners today
Charley Horn, the San Francisco
heavyweight, and Al McCluskey. II
was in the bout with Horn that the
Iowan was seen al his best
To begin with. he knows the value oil
countering. He seems to prefer re.
taliating in that way to blocking
punches. although he carries his meth
DDS and blocks when he feels like it
Horn rarely landed on face or bod,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30
Thompson After Flynn
for 175-POund Title

"CyclOne'' Johnny Thompson of
Sycamore, who . few short years
ago challenged Battling Nelson for
the lightweight title. later fought
Papke and the rest and claimed the
middIeweiGht championship, through
q year I'm rural plenty, now weighs
100 and today challenged Jim Flynn
In the going after the McCarty MP
set. It's the 175-pOund commission
weight of New York. and with these
two terrific eight hopes. In the
arena Mt the same moment some
thing should happen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30

during the world series, according to
story which became known today. Miss
Edwina Worries, daughter of Attorney
Harry p. Worries, was attending Bemis
Hall academy in Boston during the
worlds series, when she received a.
telegram from her father telling her
to attend game when Mathewson
was scheduled to pitch. She did, cut
ting several classes. When this be-
came known she was notified she would
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30

Mack today declared he is none too
confident of annexing the pennant next
season. Notwithstanding the fiatterfng
stories that he will have the best team
In the American league. 1--WE have a
team, aside from our pitching staff,'
said Connie. "Pennants don't come
easily you knox. Our main problem will
be pitchers. If they turn out right
we'll be there. Otherwise we will be
lucky to be In the running
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30

of their 3,500-point match at 1871. They
will play 400 points in the afternoon
and 400 points at night.
Play in the straight rail tournament
at Foley's will be resumed tonight.
Young meeting Goldbeck.
On jan 6 George Slosson. dean of
American professionals. and Koji va
mada, the wonderful Japanese player.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30

be expelled The attention of Mathew
son was called to the incident, and by
writing a personal letter to the prin-
cipal he had her excused. She is home
for the holidays. and today a brief note
arrived from Mathewson-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30

EAST-WEST-NOR
Our tobacco users are unanimous In
the opinion that UNI SCOUT SCRAP
In made from pure lenf. They're right.
HcHfe-S. lob. CO.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30
MATHEWSON SAVES
COLLEGE GIRL.

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 30-Christy
Mathewson, pitcher of the New York
Giants, saved Pueblo society girl
from the wrath of a college principal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-30

will start play in 2,400 point match
at 1872 at Mussey's for a purse of $780,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-09
WATER FOR VILLA MARIA.

The Eagle does not wish to be UNI
derstood as making suggestions to the
mayor and city council to the point of
officiousness, but we would like to call
their attention to the urgent need of
extending the water main to Villa
Maria. The line has already been ex-
tended we'll out on Ursuline avenue,
and could be carried on to the school
without very considerable additional
expense.
This school comprises a part of
Bryan's excellent educational system,
the city's greatest asset, and needs
every possible encouragement the city
can give it.
The Ursuline community have a
great investment there in buildings
and equipment, and are utterly with
out fire protection. They have lately
added 100000 more to their plant by
their new building, which makes it all
the more urgent that they be given
protection from fire.
Ursuline avenue is now lined all the
way out on one side with homes and
the other side has begun to build up
Other additions to the city are now
being laid out near the school and
that whole country will in short time
be thickly settled residence district
Even now the patronage of the schoo
and the residents along the line would
make it a paying proposition, and with
in one year, or two years at the out
side, it would be one OF the best pay
ing lines of the city's water system.
The need is urgent now, and The
Eagle hopes the council in it's wisdom
can see its way to make the extension
without further delay.