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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-04
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-04
Blu SIN SIS DIRECTORY
CHIROPRACTIC.

CHIROPRACTIC is the Science of RemOv-
ing nerve impignment by spinal adjust
ease. A. L. Snyder, Chiropractor, l16
Wayne st. Bell 3601
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-04

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The Washington times., 1915-12-29

Sir Robert Groom, the lanky Finger,
who jumped the Griffmen for the Slou-
feds, may retire from baseball In all
reports Groom In not being considered
to have a chance to make good with the
analgAmAted Brownies. and so he has
come out with the announcement that
he cares little, for he may join his
father in the coal business in st. Louis.
When pitching for the washington club,
Groom was also studying medicine, but
he has, apparently, given UP that am
bition,
The Washington times., 1915-12-29

Manager Griffith plans to visit Char
lottesville next week for personal
and intimate view of the situation there.
He wants to take his team to the Vir-
glnia college town. IL possible, and
30 will not give up until he has to.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29

Giants had he been used more fire.
Grover Hartlev-Caught good hall for
Fielder Jones last year. and certainly
is better than some catchers with the
Browns these last few, yea;S; -
Till Rariden-Canable backstop when
with Braves. though a light hitter May
have improved in this respect and Is
worth looking over.
Harry CkapmGn-Shared with Hartley
the work behind the bat for Fielder
Jones. and made good Might do u
Here are thirty-eisht Federal Leagusrs,
and of that number only Eddie Plank,
Benny KauR. Gene Packard; Lee Ma
gee. Davenport, George Mcconnell,
Lord. Art Wilson, Grover Hartley, and
Bill Rarlden-twelve in all-seem good
enough to hold a major league berth
right of the reel
The majority Of the capable players
In the Federal circuit were too old
Mowrey. etc, 10 be taken over by a
manager seeking TO build up a machine
Others had hoped the traces before
developing, coming into their own ir
In the list of incapables you find spav,
ms like George Stovall, Herman
5chaefer, Frank Laporte, who have
lived out their big league existence
You find good minor leagueTs who have
been tried and, found wanting; like Vim
Chester Chadbourne. You find who'll
raft OF green youngsters who, though
now impossible, may develop.
There is nothing remarkable In thii
true Of both major leagues, but It il
ridiculous to say that all those. Fedora
Leaguers can hop right over the fence
and make good IN the two big shows.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29

TODAYS SPORTORIAL
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

New YORK @ a eoSSd.,S finally n s'6 out sr % 5
R.us %s y NJ s. the 3
eody amateuam the u and the Intercollegiate Association
believed the future those athletes
athlete found guilty Of w % a he D A m yss
may Apply sSemsS 0 f guilty Of fraud he y to
:pndi9s partlssiaE sport though compso will
be declared in that supported
The best feature Of the New York meeting
discovered that universal rules obtain this country sport
there no es
receive divisions Of the gate money q l00' players
sS Ssrsi s'a's s % SS. s
an for @ Ss ssS{ That Ct @
ShIss that We cannot
no permit Of SUCH action " " 00"o'0n THIS country would
% the R % eoa say s any o %
with @ himself P a We gGng pretty far In
great Injustice Take the of cOegSn who his
u S wants to play that team and him play
professional Certain colleges right now srrn-
mission play HSsSssoH 'aiSsed TIA. Ri Re
rule + o St e. trouble which
E Gns s so would P G Sg TR oS % n
ns 0 soHS e edS S 3
SESSION.. 'i Ss@ york;
s aSsd f Rs f '' the rules "''u'" great
players engage in tennis in the Capital
courts It Fis'f District Rat nn
public has taken Il the
9 Of sf SSH M Sassn Ps5.o@sy
and %% @ 1 FITS s Be & He
an idol his name known From u the o will fH
that the viii fnn have % d T ne and
| half than it had last - ~ -
til. e been d ] @ Sss to f Sa S York Ssns
wears his and aee sd doS m Msi ID
R':t9s s r4.:
matches. is possible that if the
might old
seed
commissions began it. Now
Howa wrestling? ~ e'0
The Washington times., 1915-12-29
GILMORE MAY TAKE
HERMANN s PLACE
Former Fed Leader Refuses to
Deny Rumor That He Will Be
Chosen.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.--"FightinG jim"
Gilmore may be named 10 succeed
Garry Hermann as chairman Of tho
National Commission. He was asked
today II the rumor bore any truth.
1T would be quite drop from presi-
dent OF the Federal League to chairman
Of the National Commission, would II
not?" he countered.
Not II the salary were commensu-
rate with the ability applied was Tue
answer i,
salary might make a difference IN
all things" said Fighting jim, and ne
let II go at that.
The annual meeting of the National
Commission will be held in Cincinnati,
next week. At that time disposition VIII
be made OF many of the players formerly
associated with the Federal League
Hermann has been a very good Nelona
Cofnnnlsslon chairman. But il he 10 tired
after his dozen years Of continuous duty
| II 10 not believed 1t will require much
| coaxing TO have Gilmore volunteer 4
relieve him of the arduouS task.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29

Dan Moeller. the Nationals veteran
outfielder, sill of grip at his home, in
Des Moines. and his physician fears
he may be In for an attack OF pneu-
Tnonia- The gravity of his case Will not
he known for several days.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29
Kauff Free Agent.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Benny
Kauff is a free agent, free to
sign with the club offering the
best terms, according to a
statement today from John M.
Ward, the former Federal
stars attorney. Kauff had no
contract with Brooklyn when
he jumped to the Giants, Ward
said. John McGraw repudiated
the Giants pact and Kauff is
now suing for $4,000.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29
Home Club BoWlers
Send in Challenge

The Home Club bowling team OF the
District League have challenged the
winner of the Jeds-Gandils match. now
hang played. The Home Club bowlerS
Will meet the winners at a date to be
arranged later.
Five more games will be played In the
Jeds-Gandils match before a winner Is
reached. The proposed match will
probably be arranged for some night
next week.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29
THREE GRIFFMEN TO.
PLAY WITH INDIANS
IF SOMERS REMAINS
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Chick Gand, Morgan and Joe Boehing will all three be
the Cleveland club if such action will Of
Charlie somcr Today in Cleveland Ban Johnson Is
doing his untange the troubles Of the original angel Of
he succeeds in keeping the head
Indians likely that the three Gmen will he
payment be deferred until such time Somer his feet
financially.
President Minor will
Cleveland" Manager Griffith today, ut possible that
President johnson will call of the long distance and tell
results willing to turn Gandi Morgan and Boeh
ling will do him There isn't thing in
the world that wouldn't do for him. The payment will take Ct
itself"
Chick Gandil will be delighted to Cleveland He made
himself last asking that he
would bring the big first baseman the Forest
City, Gand believes he could play better ball the cooler weather OF
Cleveland than he does Washington BOehng and Morgan
Cleveland and have friends the
fans there
The Washington times., 1915-12-29
Football Game Is Off.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Dec. 2S.-
The football team OF Rutgers College
will not meet tho University OF South
Carolina in a game tho first Of the year.
it was announced today by the Rutgers
athletic authorities. The management
Of the southern school was unwilling TO
guarantee expenses, it was said.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29

The reconvened meeting OF the Amer
lean League is being held in Cleveland
today and the reconvened session of
the National League has been called for
next Tuesday in Cincinnati. The Ma
and by the middle Of next week ali
the details of the peace negotiations will
be settled
The Washington times., 1915-12-29
Looks For Great Season
For Association Teams

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 2.-Settle-
ment Of the baseball war, withdrawal
of the Federal opposition in Kansas
city, and the almost certain return OF
the Cleveland club to Toledo, should
give the American Association its
greatest year, John w. Norton, presi-
dent OF the st. Paul club. said today.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29
Pitt Replaces Michigan.

PITTSBURGH, Dec, 29.-Announce-
ment was made today that contracts
have been signed Dy Syracuse University
and the University of Pittsburgh for an
indoor track meet, which will be held
in Syracuse. n, Y.
The date has not been definitely de-
ternined, but viii probably be March
II. II Is said here that Pitt will take
the place form sFly held by Michigan
University on the Syracuse indoor track
schedule this winter.
The Washington times., 1915-12-29
JOHNSON IN FAVOR OF PLAN.

straight and narrow path. hopped che
traces. He topped from the Yankees
to the San Jose In the old California
State League. an outlaw organization.
first base man. and lie was coaXed
back to the Yankees. He was excused
and told never to do It again
Though there 10 no blacklist, II IL
over again cavort IN q major league
line up. Hal is TN bad" that's the
principal thing. and the word has slip
ped around that ne will be allowed
to drift back to tho bushes.
The Washington times., 1915-07-09
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$1.4S Hats, 4Sc
Black Hemp Hats, best sailor
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SLAB Sport Hats, ACC
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mixtures: bloomers and knick-
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The Washington times., 1915-07-09

Women's fine Cotton Vests,
low neck and sleeveless: fancy
or plain yokes. Sizes t. 5 and
The Washington times., 1915-07-09

Pearl Earrings, neat well
made styles; screw or pierce
less; gold plated mountings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
rnE TIMES ucncciorth-
MONDAY Ararsr y Inl5-
IT'S CIRCUS DAY

You are kid again today You are if you are
anything less than u confirmed Crouch Ever sine.
you ran away from home to carry water TO oh.
lone elephant Of the old cross country wagon show
and got the jck,n of your life when You returned
in the evening, tired but happy circus day m,
been the one rcd-lettcr day of all the year to YOU
You know it has and it's only your piggisl
pride and iguty that keeps You from owning IL
We put ON q lot Of airs, and become the hypo
crite Of all hypocrites, by pretending that crcu,
day is a awful trial, and that we 60 just TO TAX,
Mary and johnnie The living truth is that il
would take a platoon Of policemen to keep us away
from the parade. even, TO say nothing Of the bic
tents where there is really nothing absolutely new
And that's the reason we go-bccause there j,
nothing new; nothing but the old thrills whicI
we just cant forget, and which we long to fee
anew
It's fine-ths ability to turn kid again; {,
slough the veneer Of conyentionality and dignity
and turn ourselves lose to thoroughly enjoy ar
event The circus alone is capable of doing it
That is why it remains popular; why it plays tC
enormous houses year after year and takes thou
sands aud tens Of thousands Of dollars ont of every
community that 1t myors with its presence
But, listen The thousands of dollars are well
spent For they do for us what mo- other dollar We
possess have done or can do They roll back the
years from our shoulders and make us boys and
girls again The men who would bar the circus
are kjoys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
WARDEN osBoRNEs PREDICAMENT

The muchadyertised Warden Osborne. of Sing
Sing pententlary is facing removal Once again
the theoretical relormer has come cropDcr when
forced to bear the responsibility for his theories
As warden Of the largest pcntentlary in the
country Thomas Mott Osborne acquired some fem,
by his unusual ideas Of pententiary government
Other men had ruled the inmates NJ the lnstptu
ton with rod of iron Mr. Osborne, full of the
ories, and we may we'll assume the milk Of human
kindness, decided to permit the professional Grim
inals, murderers, panderors, sccond.story men and
pickpockets to set up their own government and
rule themselves
thoughtIcss public, led by the claquers of the
Osborne stripe hailed the innovation, aud Mr.
Osborne was on the road to fame lie would hay,
arrived, too, if his subjects had performed oc
cording to program He permitted them to go
and come much at will He even permitted then
to don the habments Of rcspccability; to weor
silk shirts, diamond studs, fine neckwear etc
The theory seemed proven
Then things began to happen. Those profes
sional rogues, with keener pride in their ayo
cation than Osborne even had in his, embrace,
their opportunity
A murderer and two white slayes' walked ou
Of the institution the other day, and, because o
their clothes being the same as these worn by any
carefully dressed business men, were Immediately
swallowed up the moment they went upon tb,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
Times SpMway

Merchant I'm Broken Arrow says he has just received
bic batch of Jumbo collars Boys must have packed up
few things when they went TO the circus AT Im'a tues
day
Il did not raise my tail tohe duster' Is the soulful
remark attributed TO turkey 10y the sand springs
Leader
The Sand Springs Leader cautions IT'S readers not to
throw trash pecllugs bills into the gutter Last eau
tl,, unnecessary Us far ns readers are concerned.
The Carney Enterprise reports that a fine rain has
lust passed over that section Doesn't say whether any
drops spilled out when 1t passed over or not
Harry uobsou has again purchased the barber shop
SAYS the Carney Enterprise Looks To us Ike somebody
was taking advantage Of Harry weak memory
aNhot about the 10th day VI ocober2 /. the query
which sares MS In the face from the Broken Arrow Dem
ocrat We pay rent that day but September 10 bits
us just ~ bad
Minister Is married says the Enid News. little
touch OF his own medicine. hub'
The depot Mt Hauct was destroyed by fire the other,
due tn sparks FROM freight train SAYS the Halet Her
add Local Rock Island and Frisco freight trains take
notice
Day the Druggist" SAYS hold faced nd in the Paw.
nee Courier. Dispatch Near sighted man might say
closely
While a negro was crossing the railroad track train
cnme along and ran his heel says the Caremore
Messenger should have walked sideways, with his eg
coming down In the middle NJ his foot that way
sssss
who ever heard of angel choppng wood or sho,
cling coal asks an OH stove merchant In Watongn. Pre-
diet that ad will appeal only To newly weds
sssss
For sale rent good 4room house besides bathroom
With tub says an ad In the Tonkawa News.
Just ask some one II they are not pretty lonesome
since the cook At the Wright hotel left Local fruu
Terlton Enterprise
Dock Symmcs was seen cutting the weeds In hi,
back yard says the Terlton Enterprise Three 10 ON,
uock was grubbng up the yard looking Tor worms
The Vnita Journal refers to Luther Harrison, editor
" the wcwoka Democrat ~ an ardent negrOphobe
Know what the first two synbes mean hut don't gc
the last
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
About County Pay

Editor Timr-
Although / ann not a member "
the county fnrr and hold mo offtzkin
the county 0mI have no relutiv,hthn
do, cannot hn.p hut voice Il iH0tcSt
against the methods which allow the
employees of inr county Ia ~ for pc.
riod of two ur three months without
pay. II s uwosed that these em
ployes earn lN' salaries which they
are supposed rn receive and II Is rpr
tain that m0.' VI them depend upon
these salaries 20, means of llypll
hood
Why then 10 Is necessary for them
to be- forced u lu without because uf
red tape surrounding the raising Of the
county funds The grocer, who is
taxpayer Tine NUdlord who Is tax.
payer and nI. those who depend upon
the patronage M the public are tuN.
PAYERS. and is n not manlf,stly nm
/ fair tn them o.. wen as to the county
employees tn make them do without
money which would ordinarily be paid
them on tho 0rs' N the month or ut
the time NJ % mrchasel
/ | know very little of the means
aud method, necessary 20 raise the
money to conduct the affairs " the
county Tor % yunr but II doe' seem
that SOME system ~ warrants, such as
the state Is.uus when out " funds
could be- uut into effect 80 that pre-
sumuhH uumunlwt and hard.workng
men and Women would not be serious
. ly embarrassed
City J.F. BROWN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
&,xIsSPpCtatOTi s
MASSM-

INA yOu ever return, Htlpr the years.
Ia some foudly remembered spot
around which clustered the memories
uf precious events and stlll more pre-.
cIuus fnces Of the long ago, tu feel
your heart almost burst with srutI.
mcnt that the most learned tongue
finds itself unable tu give adequate
expression tot You realize that It Is
not the Scene but those who pcopIcd
it.-thHt rndrurs It TO you, and YOU
turn thrilled yet sNddeurd, aud steal
quietly from the spot, your mind rev
rrpntly out IN the "Grrut Wnstrs uf
Eternity, seeking, seeking, hoping to
come In contuct with those who have
gone on begging pitifully, Hs II were,
for one more touch, one mOre demon.
strutlon that they remember and are
watching you still with TINT almost
divine. unsrlfish interest aud sympa.
Thy which YOU never futhUmed or al
together understood until II was too
late ~ course YOU have II YOU are
clean and Wholesome I'm your mental
processes, II you cherish the most
worth while things IN this earthly PHI
grlmuRe In the life Of the real man
ly mun, | think there are hut few
women that really impress him. II
he is all that he should be, II his px
prleuce with women Is what ! would
that every mans was, then those WON
men bore the quppnly title. mother"
Sister wife daughter" Each
IN her sphere sweet gracious soycr
eigu, whose Influence, Ike rples
tlul beuedlctlou shaped aud guided his
lift Alright 70 dwell In memory, for
time with one n these who have
gone on before that IS touch Of the
purifying flame that euoblcs while II
consumes. To visit spot once sane
tilted by such n presence and there
live over events too precious 10 be put
Into words, Is 10 renew your fealty
10 the departed, and reacccpt the bap
tm ~ divine afflctlon q. woman
womanly woman, n you but knew
the length and breadth aud depth OF
your influence while reigning I'm the
home, You would never seek 10 change
that scepter, or cheapeu It, by pollt
teal activities DO you know, II Is
my conviction that many men oppose
woman suffrage, not because OF any
Logical reason but because of the con
yictlOu that the women who have In
flueuced them always; FOR whom they
toll aud spin aud TO whom they have
always gone Tor advice and insplra
uOu aud solace, would never, never,
never come down from the home
throne aud love throne and enter the
mire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
.:,allje:.!fps.eP'lg.-.
What iboul Sunken Garden?

'ihA hNNNA bNAN'Na
Editor Times
What has become of the sunkcn gar.
den project which the papers assured
us few week, ugo was almost under
project Where are the beautiful Ter.
races that We're going to spring up
among the rufus ~ the old brick plant
ON West Tenth street2 | live in the
uclghborhood NJ this evil smelling aud
dangerous locality of sink holes and
totteriug walls uud ! Invent noticed
any sign, NJ -nhmarine activity yrt
unless it is Zoo the stagnnnt mesquite
breeding hu.r boo he center Of the dies
olate scene um wondering n this
is to be- another " those golden polit
iunl promises that never mutcrlHizr
II we're going tp have a decent beauty
spot uut hrr. sunken or otherwise.
lets start something. The people are
doing their pant all right Now. It's
mp 10 the numrIties to make the next
move r. j. ".
CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

men / frequently meet the kicker In
country hotels 1t gives ue pleasure
tu throw the guff' into the muu
who complains about better food and
better accommodations than he ever
was used ~ nj home Then there's
the crab who rulics about the movie
show Just visit any show house in
town and dare tell mr what Is offered
Isn't worth dime ur nickel I'm
NOT % woman Inter by amy mcnuS but
I don't Hike Belle A. Aiken
KNIGHT o. THE GRIP.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

How doutNyou act when you meet
un idiot Is more important than how
, do yuu oct IUghhrow. for AN idiot
b, very peculiar and you must bee very
cautious iu your druIlug~ with him.
You diI we'll i coming 20 oracle for
advice. however, tor oracle worked
|uu m ilioI farm for over IA year once.
Inud know just how TO deal with this
elias. OF people
Nhua YOU hear the idiot knock let
him iu Ns quick us YOU can No idiot
likes to be- kept waiting Don't net too
friendly ur he will think that you
are trying 90 make fun Of him, aud
mn idiot i- very sensitive The best
way tr mukr him feel nt home IL to
make hIm think that YOU are AN idiot
too. II hr irayes his hat on IN the
house and sleeps with his clothes on.
yuu must do the same thing for this
may bee one Of your uucles little pc
ruIluriuys n he wants 10 walk side.
ways when hc goes out tu take "A look
no the ucghUorhood. you must walk
Sideways too. and the old gentleman
win soon become confidential
You must humor your uncle I'm
every way and not take exceptions to
his reWurks II he comes mp to you
and begins TO kick at you. this IS ii
sign that he thinks you ARE Il dog.
aud you must get down on your hands
and knees and grOw sayagcly. In
.usr hr thinks you are squirrel. you
must frisk about over the floor. aud
make out Ike you are looking for II
nut II your uncle begins to laugh,
follow suit and laugh freely but
don't laugh first.
In case your uncle wants To 70 down
town. get him 10 wait until night II
possible oracle suggests that you
take the old gentleman out to the
circus You aud your uncle will both
feel at home here, and no one viii sus.
pect that you are different from any
body else ORACLE.