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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
Sir Die @imterseit
Gas College Der gsrimltar 5eigt, mic
Soften bes 2ebensanterGalts sn
Derriugern.

@al5c SonlatcrL grllncr Yfeffer,
Spinat unO MaiS orn &olben iebell
Soa nGditcn @inter! @eripridt oas
nift cine angencbme NbmedSlln9
pom at rcidli6er Sleiidnabrung?
syeoc Srau oitf elmer Sarm lolltc
iibcrfliiiiige 6rildtc nno @emilIe
m6brcnb Scr Commemorate gum
I! @intcrgcbrouh cinnlafcn, mic 6rl.
gbbic Tppt pom Miiiouri College Of
Horticulture iagt. 0aortrd meroen
Die Soften eineS mertbpollen Nohr'
lmgSmittels berubacIett uiro Mohl'
5eitcn m1breil0 oes @inters appetit,
liher acn1ad)t peroen. Sriihte uno
@enriiic qcipGbren abwcd)slitng in
ocr Gobrrmg unb liefern gcpille
Nabrnngsitoife, bic 5llr Grboltung
Ser @eiunobeit nptbmcrbig limo. Sic
MADDEN ms cine Srilhjabrsmcbi5il
unn0tbig.
osu Den Sagen unierer @roBmilt,
fer mar oas @inmaden non 8emilIerl
mcnig peritanben unO Die &eiultdte
morcn Ieltcn eriolgreid. @ir wiiicn
beute, oab Tabrungsmittel olrd)
oie 5bGtigfeit fleiner Srsanismell.
9attcrien genamt, perbcrben, Die IN
Scr 2uit INN ms berifmeben ulo
mir miiicn. mie lie 5u tooten iino.
@enn bieie bcinl Ginna6en get0btct
uno Die Glider luftoidt perliegelt
merDcn.s merocn iif Nabrungsmittcl
auf nn6eitinmte 3eit erbalterl. %ers
Ihicoene Irtcn bon @afterien meroell
in uerIdieoenen Irten bon Nobr.
unssmittcln ~gefunOcn. Ginige Ir.
ten erforoern cine bobere Sempcro.
tllr GIT ibrer Sobtitng oils onOerc ltno
ans oieicm @rllnoe niliien mehrcre
6rildtc uno Semitic lGngcr oils AT
oere mGDrcno 0cs gima6ens &C
fod)t wcroen.
Sir bcn InfGnger miro Der @al-
icrba0 3 Ginmladc,N pparat als Die
einiaditc GSprn1 cmpfoblc1, Gr lam
in icOcm Sausbolte nit MIR geringen
eingcridItct meroen. Gr be.
alts cinem groBen @efaBe nit
8eitelle irnb einem 0edel. Gin
g8uihfeiicl mag benutt mcrben. Gin
fam aus oiinnen 9rettcrn
o0cr Itorfeln Srobte bergeltellt per.
ben. GS iollte brciuiertel 3oll bonn
oes &eliels erb0bt mcroen oocr
bod 9enllg, 10 oaB bos &ulIer irllge-
ItGrt untcr oen @l1iern circlllircr
fam. Dies perbiitet, Dab Die 8luIer
Ill bciB mcrben. 0as @aiIer lollte
eincn 3olI iibcr ben 8cfcln Der
Itebcn.
Gle nan Oie @l1ier III Sen aeIiel
Itellt, i6roube man Den Gefel 10 felt
als Dies nit Ben 0altmen llno fleirtcll
nl0elid. @enn 81 feItgea
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

Sn @erfanfen: Sin Srame.B obn.
baiis on Der peltliden 3lueiten Stra.
Be, in Sermatn, Mo., nit 6 3im,
merft, 2 9aiement, 3immer, euten
Seller unb GROCER 3iiterne. Inf
Dem Sofe iino SbitbGrmc; oas
Sai1s befinbet ii6 alf elmer @flot.
Niberes bel $ y. Sal5m II.
Sermarm, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

S,Bneb E maI9isn gu obne. 4ppsr
.es mn3t gar nids aus, tpas sc BON
mid oente. pie i9 al Die ytutOs gez
iehn ben un MIDI ounn betra6t ZEN,
nie i9 auf meine langrpeilise PDrtI9
bpde I'M mid sic Sohn in ben Sals
ideine tahe, oa fen id aud Dds Jies
iper trisgt.
Bet Sitorti4. FEN i4 seOentt. i9
funn nit iebn, for parum i4 nit 10
e Mtaidisn sigene! Sd tann es I9ubr
genug erIuroern I'M i6 i'm I9ubr, bic
2issie, pug meme alte is. bic bebt
es i9ubr inI6eue. Sd ben nod for
e Weil britpper naasebenft IN ie
mebr ib na9seoenft ben Oeito tpe>
niger ben ib iebn tonne, iuarun i9
mid nit 10 { Ding friese. Sd i'm
gu ben Wsbespeiler sanse I'm PEN
nohbem mer en- Drint gebabt BEN
10 sana i9lutaeiiefe oas Subiaedt
auf &utOmobils sebra9t I'm ben sez
iagt, es mar oo9 E arig i9Dnes
Ding, ems gu baptpe.
rBbilipf" bat Der @eoespeiler &c.
iagt, .6eut5uoag ba: ieber S4ofss
topp { Mai9ien I'm i4 tann nit
Iebn, for iparlim bu nit aud cine ben
ioait. So nett nis id tonssrnt i'm,
i6 friege MIDI audi cine IN i9 ben
1don mein @use auf { quite iedenos
bGnoie gar; in Die erI9te aein. tann
me oa Ell 8argen triese I'm oann nod
{ annerss Ding, penn mer ie faput
fobre oubt, pann is penigitens nit 10
bel babe! ~perlors als pie nit e neue
W:aI6isn. sd bente e 5orD'4e is
gut senis fir einisen Menide. Wenn
es iid na9e ldbt, Dann Zen i4
n.sine Mofain in ebaut E Wu4 pooer
Sebn 0ase.3
@eQ, !Serr 9ebadtiondr, i4 i'm
frob sepeie. ba5 id oas Don, ben
Weoespeiler a%usgefunne ben. SEPT
lam ih mid meine Wai9in bod
,eiteipes triese IN oubn ibn babel
biete. Denn ib meine Gar eri6t
nod ibn setauft bdtt, oan, batt er
i9ubr seoentt, it bdtt tbn immite6ts
noble un i6 bdtt es nur aus Sf9el'
teIie gebabn.
60 i6nel tpie en- !SunO gau5t
fin ib gu ben Qutomobilbisbler III
ben ibn gefrost mid email e par
Cars gu Ssise. Wea. bat er gefagt,
bus ouet iebt bran biepenOe, Oh sic
{ rebgeaer MaI9in pole oooer en-
lStilptper; I'M oann aud oh Sic {
iedsnobGnoige Gar polie oOoer {
ueue. pa ben i'd seiagt: sd nil
rebgeler Cor IN mill e neue IN
bas Is ali mas i9 iuta." WeG, ba
oat er mid Damn nit erum senoms
me I'm bat { Gar cussepidt, bas NOR
{ pistid. Da mar Rubm for ieps
men YIHenf1ers brin IN our Hot
6ut er mer nod { &ed4e Bier enei
ifpieIe tDane. 81 seB. iea is meme
Gar, b.n i9 seiagt IN i'd ben GEE
fraat ipie piel baumotid ie IS. Dea
Bat ct aelast, Iele Gar tuit iinpe IN
,tpan5is Sannert Dabler apiper ih
lam sSbne Iase, es Is aipruer aud
iomm Boot! @s glib! nar nod cine
,peite Gar ME Dieie in 5aun III Die
be;apgt gu ben rside 9anter aobn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
Cure sdnbeSliden
2seGer, 2sroupter nno
;t 9eringeren 1retfen
In Der
@leftrii6em
S6nbflif @erfitatt
Geo. y. &cibad,
Gioentbimer.
Gi9entbImer.

idranbt. miro Ole Iusbebuitng Ole
Slider 5erbre6en. Sic f6nnen on
leittclten nit cinem Siidienoiier &c.
0ffnet mcroen.
SRI. &oot bat fiir5lid Elm Girflt.
lor berausgegegeben, bas 9lnmeiiun.
gen 5ltm Ginhna6en aller gcpobn.
lifen Sriidte unb @emiiie entbGlt,
Us fun our6 Sdreiben an bas
Ntiilollri College Of agriculture,
Columbia, erbalten peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

Den annere Dag ben
id for e Si4ebns emol
on meine 5rontz
porti6 geioiie I'LL ben
Die giebsls geDati9t
mo- porbei sepdbt i'm.
SD BEN oa6ei punnere
mile. nie piele Qutoz
mobile porbei 9efabre
i'm IN FEN 10 gu mid
geoentt, entpeooer 6at
IS ieBt me6r reihe
Gent lpir friiber oooer
e ganse 2att 9iebels
Rat itplrerhoupt fem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

untlar. Dame: 8arum 10
1dHoentli4. !Serr 0ottpr? Sic baz
otn mid bod gldnsenD bon melnem
SeloeE Jefr.it!
Ar3t; DIS pobl, 8ndoigIte, a6er
i'd mofte BLOB piilen, pslfes ocn
Den neusn WitteIn Sic elsentIit tus
yiert Dat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

3n &erfanfen! Cine sraue @1brc,
II Sabre alt, lit Elm glltes Irbeits.
8fero fir einen Sarmer; arbeitet al.
Iein ooer 5meiipdnnig; alltes 8fero
gum Iiisfabren; iebr fronrnt. 8reis
annebmbar. IGberes bel,
a.. @ubntf, Coles Greet.
g. .. @~asconaoe, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
$erbanoInuscu i'm staStratb.

ReaelnGbigc S%crinmmllrng Mon
tag, Den 4. Sept. 1916. Nnlpcicni
I0por alcuf mlo Ole StoOtr1tbc u.
I. GbcrIin, I0am Sdmiot, Wt. Hell,
mann il. mo Gbas. @alnlitarf.
Gas Yrotofoll Ger lcttcn rcgcl.
ul1Bigen Scrinmmlung bon Z. Mug.
1916, mllrbe uerlcien nno ongcnuml,
men.
Sallt &criht ocs @aiier Som,
miii1rs lptlrbcn I'M .Wonat Slli
ZIG $3.50 @aIIonell @oiler perbraltht,
iiir meldles Die Srrnmc BON 1923. 10
toIlefticrt mrrbc.
Qtc &criftc 0ea Solicitors ln0
0es Sdnbnteiltcrs murOcn cingercid)t
nno ongtroulnicn.
Gtc Stone Sill @inc So. uno sic
Starf GiitilIing So. lporen oltrd, il.
rem Gertrctcr, Snm. %nltn1gaertner.
crificlen, nit 0cm @clltd oos @ai,
Ter SpitGn scr Stoot lpeiter altsSll-
Sebneil, 10 Nab bic g%enanntcn @eihGf
It InihIuB al bic Ncitung babcn
tonncN, Gos @cilldl wllroc pplt
StaDtrutb inter @%cratbllng gcnoml.
men.
6ol0snbe Gcdmungen purOen &C
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

@crlaust. &noben lnto IGbden,
iiber 16 Sabre alt. 8eitanoige Dir
belt. @adaufragen in Der Sntcrno,
tional Shoe 60, Sernann Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
3Hirntr lttth BALL
iii
Adolf Fricke's Grove
(Fnst Creek)
Samstas, oen 8. 5eptem6er
Sdpanmbsrs's aapelle miro Die
ole M1iiit liefern.
Seoermann freitnblidIt eingelaoen.
9. s. Seiie.

Sn permietben, bier 3tmmer in
meinem @obnbalts an Der peitlideu
8ierten StraBe. Sran Warp y.
Bauer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

3n Derfanfen: Gin Bolleb Sere.
foro Bull, bereit gum 9ienit.
Sbreibt on S o Storb,
Iorriion, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
Gimmel5 Yriunt= 6otel

Sierte StraBe, 5piiden 8ese-
mann iino Selmers @eidaften
Sermann, $40.
6reies 8ao fir @dlte. 8aunt i'm
@ro9ei6pB (baiement) fir 9utpmo
bile; in Siderbeit uub unter Ser
i6luB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
4dtuna Sranbensiidter.

@ir erii6en eii9 biermit freunb.
lidit arf unierer Office ~borauipre-
den, I'M uns oas Guantltm Der
an3ugeben, Deldes ibr ilns
bte5es Sabr bringen perbet.
Stone Sill @ine go.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
grobnfte.
Gorrigiert bon
Sob II s. Selmers

-Mbonniert cuff bas Sermanncr.
8olfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
Ofenrr 5d)reibsbrief hes
9bilipp ~5amrrampfer.
1179.

1179.
Msin lieber 9err Rebattionar!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

@m. 8. Sdaffncr uno Samilie
mad)ten ann Somstag cine Illtofabrt
nod Sartsburg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-09

government OF the great common
wealth in which | live, | found ii i'm
possible to reconcile by public and
official duty with silence and inaction
concerning an agency that levied an
unpayable toll upon the social, civic
economic ana moral life of the people,
such as | found the traffic in intoXi-
eating liquors daily levying.
Desiring a remedy, / turned in
stinctiyoly to the party with which I
was, and long had been, affiliated and
which had greatly honorcd and trusted
me, AS the agency through which
could best remedy the evils and re-
dress the public and private wrongs
| daily looked upon. 1 spoke to it, eX-
posed the wrongs as best ! could and
pleaded for action. The hearts and
the minds Of the rank and file Of the
party were willing to make an affirm
atiye response, but the party's leader
ship rebelled.
All of One Mind.
FINALLY it honored with positions
Of council and trust in state and ma
tional conventions the active, direct
representatives. of the liquor traffic
and by its silence in its conventions,
both state and national, acquiesced in
the traffiC's wrongs and burdens and
robbed my heart of hope. Then l left
it, and came to you, knowing that
your. councils as to this great issue
Would neither be corrupt nor divided,
your purpose turned aside, nor your
action delayed, should you be given
power.
Upon this great issue your minds
and mine are one. We share COM
mon faith and hold a common pur-
pose.
"To the support of this high empire
we challenge the intelligence, the
heart aud the conscience of the ma
ton. If those who admit the right
cousness of the thing we mean to do,
and who desire the contamination Of
the end we seek, will enlist and vote
and stand with us, We will elect the
ticket YOU have named and before the
end of our first administration render
a service unmatched since the days OF
Abraham Lincoln and the addition of
human slavery.
with your declaration for the alb
solute separation of church and state
with the guarantee of fun religious
and civil liberty / am in complete
accord. 1t voices the oldest and most
persistent ideal of the American peo-
pie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-09
Official Ceremonies Are Held
at HE Nominees Home in
Indianapolis Dr. Ira Land
nth Also Notified,
REPUOIATES ONE PLANK
ON NATIONAL PLATFORM
Head of Ticket Is Not in Fa-
yor of the Initiative, Ref
erendum or Recall Stewart
to Manage Campaign

INV MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiREl
Indianapolis. Ind, Aug. Sd.
Frank Hanly, former governor of In
diana. and Or. Ira Landfith of Boston
we're notified this afternoon of their
respective nominations for president
and vice president on the prohibition
party ticket
In his speech of acceptance Mr..
Hanlv repudiated one plank of the
national prohibition platform. He said
he did not favor the initiative, refer
cndum or recall, that he would not
uphold it in his campaign speeches,
and. if elected, he would oppose its
enactment into a law.
Dr. Landrith said he had always
been an Independent democrat in Ten
nessee and asserted he probably would
continue to vote with the party OF
nv fathers in local and state affairs
but in all national matters he would
support only the cause which called
for state and nation wide prohibitions
Representative Pros Present.
The notification ceremonies were
held at Mr.. Hanly's residence and
we're attended by representative pro-
hbtionsts from all over the country.
r. u. Patton of Springfield Ill.,,
delivered the address Of notification
of Mr. Hanly. He said he believed
complete eradication rather than
treatment TO alleviate the evils of the
liquor traffic to be the proper solu-
fop 10 fbr question before the marty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-09

u A. pORTERFIELD.
Special Master.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-26

pertinent freezes alcohol into fcicles
and freezes mercury into q hammer so
nails may ne driven with it. Liquid
air also b0ils violently in a tea kettle
on cake 81 ice but viii freeze the
fame on the bottom of the tea kettle
over which II is placed Experiments
were given showing rs expansive pow
ar boss r. rs practically used today in
tao hospitals of our large cities and
HaW may be used Cd aid combustion
and raeTfGara
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
O'B0YLE MA WYNN TITLE
osorpstown Tennis star In National
Indoor Junior Finals.

Unexpected honors may perch upon
the Georgetown University banner
10 Henry o'Boyie, the blue and Gray
representative In New York In the
national Junior indoor tennis tourna.
ment DEFEATS Elliott II. Binzen, OF
Fordhani. In the'nnals today.
oTDoyie 10 regarded M the dark
horse OF the tournament. lie has
fought his way through Co the fnals
where he will face the play.throuEh
champion today. Binzen won last
year and has demonstrated superior
lily In his half OF the bracket for
this years indoor title.
Few expected o'Boyle TO get any
farther than the third round. The
class OF tennis displayed and the fact
that 0'Boyle was not In the best OF
practice was thought TO preclude the
possibility OF n win for him. The
Georgetown man has sailed through,
however. 60 the point where he 10
regarded as the dark horse OF the
tourney. with a me chance OF being
declared the national Junior indoor
champion.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
DEN0UNCES FOOTBALL
Or. Andersen Says Game 10 Over
emphasized In Many Colleges.

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.--Dr. w. a.
Anderson. director OF physical educa-
ton at Yale, read q sweeping indict-
ment OF intercollegiate football be-
fore the Society OF Directors OF Physi-
cal Education at their annual meet
ing at Columbia University yesterday.
a ootball as a sport has come TO be
accomplished TO such an extent,
said DR.. Anderson, that at last IL is
In danger OF ceasing TO be sport.
"The dangers to footballs position
In American universities does not
come from criticisms OF IL as a game"
he said. 1.-THE danger comes from
the evident truth that American uni
versities are gradually ceasing to re.
gard II as a game.
"The fault Is not with football, but
in the way II is taught and practieed.
Undergraduates look upon 1t as a vo-
cation, not as an avocation, So much
expenditure of strength and thought
on football Is demanded OF players by
their coaches and by college opinion
that very few of them have enough
energy left for their college studies.
THE curriculum necessarily be
comes a side issue as football be
comes primary, because II Is not In
human endurance to toll all day
long"
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
PASSES UP CARPENTER
Les Darcy VIII Now Take on Some
Other Boxer Instead.

NEW YORK, Doc. 3o.-Les Darcy
the Australian champion. will put
thoughts OF a match with George Car
pentier behind him and Immediately
begin arrangements to meet SONS 9th
or boxer.
Darcy made this statement TO the
United Press today when the story
from Paris stating Il would take four
months for Carpenter TO get In con
dition was read TO him. He did not
name the boxer he will meet, nor did
he indicate the date OF the match.
but he and his manager. Tim osuin-
van. declared they would not care 70
wait four months for Carp sntiers.ar-
rival In this country.
Tex Richard was somewhat taken
aback by the message, for he believed
Carpenter GO oe In good condition.
"of course" said the promoter. III
CARPENTER 10 In the condition the
United Press correspondent says he
Is, we will have to 80 ahead win
another match"
Darcy has been offered many vsu,
doville engagements, and he hinted
that he might accept q short one
Who he will fight. he said. would be
announced later. He expects 20 be IN
condition for . bout I'm America win
In q month.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
MANY EVENTS SCHEDULED
New Year Day a Big One In Y. NJ.
c. A. Gymnasium.

Activity aplenty IL In order for
New Year Day In the Y. NJ. c. A. gym
nasium. Starting at 2:3o a voliey ball
game will be played between the bus
mess men and clerks team as a.start-
err. The line-ups are: DR.. Martyr, Jack
Kick, Walsh, DIR. Ferguson, William
A. RawlingsI and DIR. Spire. Clerks.
ID. O. Hoffman, Leonard o. Herman,
n. A. Warner, II. Malcolm, Borochoff
and Krasner.
A basketball game between the
Potomacs and Senators will follow and
then l.. c. Everard will give an ex'
hibition at skipping rope.
The Leaders Corps. composed OF L.
c. Everard, A. l.. Thompson, c. c.
Bockey, II. n. McClesry, Il. Lenzer, q.
n. Mains, W. ]. Doyle, and G. w. Wan.
nan, will engage In mat work and
tumbling. perform on the elephant
and parallel bars and give a dance.
]. Monroe will furnish several mus
zeal numbers on the piano.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
BREWER DECLARED
FIT BY O'REILLY
Georgetown Man Sees Mary.
land State Star Workout
Before Buffalo Trip.

John o'Reiiiy. Georgetown's coacn,
took look at Brooke Brewer yestcr.
day In the youngsters ina, workout
before leaving town for the national
Junior championship, (which will be
held In Buffalo New Year night, and
declared the Maryland, State College
flyer to be In perfect shape.
"Unless I am much mistaken" said
o'Reiliy. Brewer will be right up
among the leaders In the sixty on
Monday night. lie looks unusually
ft 10 me. and while I have seen him
work but once, I think Re will make
any OF them step to beat him TO the
tape"
Brewer has been working out at
Georgetown. He lives In George.
town, and asked permission To-
use The college indoor track during
the holidays. Bill Gates, former Cen
trails. track captain has been working
with Brewer. and declares he never
saw Brewer In better condition.
Despite a hard football season, the
former 81. Adams Splinter looks
stronger and faster than ever Brewer
can be counted upon TO come through
II lie gets anything like an even
break.
The state runner II entered In tho
sixty.yard dash and seventy.yard hlgh
hurdles. Brewer has never run the
high hurdles, and may not the run the
race. lie In sure OF counting In the
sixty. as his defeat OF Howard Drew
Roy Morse, o'Hara, and J. J. Eiier, In
the nifty at the Meadowbrook games
last winter showed his class indoors.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
'CARRIGAN DECIDES
QUESTION TUESDAY
Red Sox Manager Expected to
Ask for $4,000 to Return
to His Task.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 3o.-Bili Carl
gan. former manager Of the champion
Boston Red sox, will be back at the
helm next season "if he can" This
was the promise Harry II. Fraree'
owner OF the club. brought back from
a conference at Lewiston, Me-, with
the Red sox leader.
Carrigan will tell Fraxee definitely
Tuesday whether he will return 20
guide the champions.
Csrrigan, Fraxee said. told him he
had entered into a business agreement
which might be hard TO break. lie
said money was not mentioned, but
expects Carrigan to name $4,000 as
his salary for the season.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
DILLON HOLDS BACK
MAN Killer" Falls to Sign Contract
to Meet Billy MIske.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 3o.-A
hitch In the match for a twenty.
round night recently announced for
this city February 2 between Jack
DILLON, OF Indianapolis, and Billy
Miske, of st. Paul, was admitted to-
day by Dominick Tortorich, match
maker for a local athletic club.
Tortorich said he had received the
contract signed by Miske, but that
Dillon had withheld his signature.
Unless Dillon signs within few days,
he said, another fighter viii be select
ed to meet Miske.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
TO QUIT MOTORING
Rowland Considers Issuing Such an
Order TO His Players.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.---orders may be
issued to the Chicago American pitch,
ing stan to refrain from driving motor
cars during the 1917 playing season,
Clarence Rowland, manager, an
nounecd today.
Medical authorities have told him,
he asserted, driving puts a strain on
muscles used in throwing a ball. This
coupled with the strain on the eye,
sight and nervous system, engendered
In city driving, has resulted in serious
consideration OF such an order, Row,
land said.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
CHINESE ON TEAM.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.Vcolumbia's
wrestling team will include on its
roster this year the names of two
Cinnamon, IL present indications prove
correct. Y. c. Lee and l.. ii. Zip are
the two Orientals who are trying out
for the sport. Lee Is competing In the
1i6- 1bund class.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
MAY GET TOURNEY
srssburn FsvorIts for National
Open Golf Championship.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 30.--The ma
tionai open golf championship Of 1917
will be played at Brseburn Country
Club in Newton in the opinion OF local
golfers.
Five clubs have been recommended
by the executive committee OF the u.
3. @. A., ana professional golfers as.
ISOLATION has given Its support to
three, Whitemarsh, Braeburn, and
Shawnee.
Since Il IL virtually certain that the
wemen's national will go to Shawnee
and the national amateur to Oaxmont.
Braeburp will probably be selected for
the open In order not to give Phila-
delphia all tho big events.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
PROTESTS OFFICIALS
orssoncoaeh Wants Two Changes
In Men Handling Penn Game.

Pasadena. Cal. Dec. so.-rhroush
Coach Hugo BeIdek. oregon has pro-
tested two OF the following officials
named TO handle the oreson-Penn-
syivania football game Monday:
Referee, w. s. Keinholz. OF Pass-
dena, Minnesota University; umpire.
Andrew w. Smith. OF Pasadena, Micht-
gan University; feld Judge, David
Wilmer, OF Los Angeles. Harvard
University: field linesman, Jack
Wells, OF Los Angeles. Chicago uni
versity.
oregon does not want Smith or
Wells TO ofnciate.
In yesterdays workout on a wet
soggy feld Oregon had far more
trouble handling the greasy ball than
did the Quakers. Bezdek was far
from satisfied with his team. especial
w the forwards. From all angles IL
is thought that Penn will show fast.
tricky football against old-fashioned
football by Oregon.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
HICKS AN ADVISER.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Leonard HickA
of the Grand Hotel here, has added
himself to the long list Of Les Darey's
self-appointed guardians. On bis re
turn from New York city today, hs
announced he would handle the Aus.
tralian fighters affairs In the capac.
lily OF adviser" Hicks and Tom
AnSIsw M,iTST M;s, 1 6sS%S,sr ~,
Darcy for q Milwaukee scrap.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
Are Shining at Hopeless Coming
ACCUSE wENcK
Charges Brought Against New York
Boxlnu Commissioner.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.---Aileging that
Fred wenck, chairman of the Boxing
Commission, had demanded $1,000 as
the price for issuing a license 20 the
Madison National Show Association 20
conduct boxing In Madison Square
tion--former Alderman John white,
Harry Pollok, p. T. Powers, and Frank
Farrell--have hled formal charges
against wenck with Governor Whit.
man.
wenck has demanded a public hear.
ing of the charges, claiming that his
decision was legal and backed up by
Attorney General 10. n. Woodbury..