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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-25
ART GRE|NER DEAD;
INJURED IN AUTO
RACE 6 YEARS AGO

Arthur w. Greiner. wealthy clubman.
auto racer. aviator. first nighter and
sportsman. died last night in Wisconsin.
where he went several weeks ago in an
attempt to recover his health after a
nervous breakdown. Injuries which he
received when the automobile which he
was driving in the indianapolis races I'm
June. 1911. overturned. killing his me-
chanician. are said to have been the di-
rect cause of his death.
Mr. Greiner counted his friends in
Chicago and other cities by the thou
sands. He was widely known for his
charity and was in the forefront at
benefits for good causes. His widow
Mrs. Gertrude Greiner. who was with
him in Wisconsin. formerly was Miss
Gertrude wilkins. an English acterss
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and have devotedly attended champion
ship and other alluring matches for
years.
Not to my knowledge has one Of the
professional scrappers actually enlisted.
Benny Leonard press-agented himself as
a soldier Immediately after the Mitchell
fight: but ] see that he is still sparring
for the coin. As for the rest. their gal
lantry has never been questioned; il
hasn't event been mentioned.
Jess Willard. the overgrown ham who
claims the worlds heavyweight title. is
in New York. posing about and showing
his shape TO the gaping circus thou
sands. As for war-huh! He was the
only attraction" in New York who re
fused to appear at a French soldiers
benefit
When war was announced Willard
tried timely bit of plugging He did
what the other stallers and cheaters did.
He wired fowery telegram of cheer
and fireworks to the President and asked
what he could do.
Captain Kenney OF the Chicago re-
cruiting district answered il for him
He told him that he could enlist and
fight-that was what he could do. Will
lard hid for several days so the mes
sengers wouldn't find him. Then he
signed Circuit contract and ducked.
Wherever he has gone he has been be-
sieged by newspaper men who asked him
why. if he was a sghter. he didn't fight.
The most recent interview that me my
eye is typical. rich. and calculated to
turn your stomach.
Let other men that make less money
than I do go to war; / can't sacrifice my
best years by going away There are
plenty of loafers and boys out of work
let them CO." Willard is said TO have
said
That's the kind of manliness that the
prize ring breeds.
With almost no exception the we'll
known pugilists are within the prime
period of life for soldier-work why
don't they go where they'll be in some
real fighting if their game builds
fighters?
All my life / have been an exponent
of the now proven to- be fanacious
theory that pugiIism and boxing made
vigorous. courageous men. Never again
for me.
The college athletes to man are do
ing their duty. The football players
the baseball players. the golfers the
tennis boys. all of them. Even the pro-
fessionaI bali players are drilling and
many OF them Will go.
But What of Packey MacFarland Mike
Gibbons. Dillon. Levinsky, Richie
Mitchell. yelling. Dundee Mandot
White. Morris. Fulton. Nelson. Welsh.
kilbane. Cross. Dors, Knockout Brown
Moha, Williams. Herman Langford. Nc
Vey and the other well-known pugiIists
Isn't there one amongst them?
I've thrown the two pairs Of boxing
gloves out of my boys p1agroom I've
come to the conclusion that boxing en-
genders corruption, graft, bad odors and
unpleasant society.
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$4,000 PURSE FOR
WILLARD MORRIS

NEW YORK. May 24.--Jack Curley to-
day is considering an offer from a New
York man OF $4,000 for match be
tween Jess Willard and Carl Morris.
Curley said nothing will be done with
regard to the offer until after Morris
meets Frank Moran here June T.
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Colts Play D. A. G.

The Lansing Kindt Colts will play the
Diamond A. c. baseball club of South
Chicago. Sunday. at Lansing The bat
terry for Lansing is Kindt and Wagner.
The Colts opened their season last Sun
day and met defea. in game with East
Chicago.
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The Garden City club. who have never
left their home ground to play. will
leave them for the first time 10 come TO
Hammond in an attempt to down How
ards crew.
Both are exhibition games and do not
count in the City League standing
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TIMES ads peraonaI messages 70
che people of this community from the
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P|PP|N FOR
HAMMOND

Sunday is going 10 be a pippin of a
day for baseball. according to the signs
the weatherman is making. and Parduhn
park should be packed to its limit for
the best game of the year.
The Chicago Giants, powerful color
ed team. will be Hammond's opponents,
count on a stiff battle.
When Joe Green brings his Giants to
Hammond next Sunday the fans will
watch a team of the fastest colored boys
playing semi-pro ball out of Chicago. If
Hammond wins Sundays game it will
mean as much as beating the best City
League club" This is Manager Bill
Towards version of the dark skins"
and Bill ought to know.
Last year Hammond won the first.
game from the Giants and the second
contest went ten innings and the visi-
tors won. II was too late in the year
TO play the rubber so Sundays game viii
be the deciding one. Joe Green has
strengthened his team considerably and
without doubt Hammond has it's sea
sons stiffest proposition to buck against
Sunday.
Parduhn Sticker.
Paul Parduhn has given Hammond
baseball fans a team that they can be
proud Of The weather has knocked at
tendance sorely and Paul has lost money
on every game-but he's sticking. He's
losing money to give Hammond a first
class ball club. and the frst-class is
backed UP with five straight victories
and the leadership in the Chicago City
League. Now it's up TO the people of
Hammond to show their appreciation by
turning out strong Sunday.
on Decoration Day Chicago's favorite,
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THE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 1; Washington. 0.
Boston. 4: ST. Louis. ;.
Philadelphia, 3: Detroit, 2.
Cleveland. ,; New York, 0.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 4; New York. 3.
Brooklyn. s. Pittsburgh. 0.
Cincinnati. 10: Philadelphia, ?.
st. Louis. 3: Boston, 3.
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: DOES BOXING MAKE MEN
"Manly' Art
ARMY RECORDS SAY NO
BY JACK LAIT.

BY JACK LAIT.
IN He fight-bilI boosters are making
capital of the claim that boxing
is manly art which helps to de-
velop the fighting spirit in the soft and
fiabby nation upon which it wants to
wish itself.
Nothing like it.
There is nothing manly or upbuilding
about prize fighting. and ! say it to who
have crossed the continent to see a mill
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TINES .avert,.,nE WIN enable ~.
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Gigarrea.

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
3 MORE
RUNNING
8 HOURS

Two more Tacoma lumber
mills have resumed operations
Wednesday on the basis of the
eight-hour day on 10 hours' pay.
They are the Addison Hill Lum-
Der Co., saith and Washington
sts., and the Midland Lumber
Co., at Midland on the Old Puy-
allup line.
In addition, word was received
in Tacoma that the mill and
logging camps of the Index Lum-
Der Co. at Index, one of the big
gest lumber concerns in the state,
had resumed operations on the
eight-hour day basis.
The Addison Hill Lumber Co.
had been closed since July. 1t
is expected the full crew will be
at work before the end of the
week.
According to Edward c. Hill,
vice president of the company,
the mill may be operated on two
eight-hour shifts to take care of
the orders. He said the camps of
the company will be reopened
soon.
The first woman to join the
Tacoma Timberworkers union is
Mrs. Frank Butterfield, camp
cook at Index. Secretary Arne
Jones received her application for
membership Wednesday. morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
BOARD ACTS ON
PIERCE COUNTY CLAIMS

Pierce county exemption claims
were acted upon by the district
appeal board at its Tuesday aft
ernoon session, with the following
results:
Cases of exemption on the
ground, of dependency were af-
firmed-Manne Anderson, George
c. G. Knapp, Harry Lehman, Car
roll Herbert Wittum, George Ma
thaniel Peterson, Nick Skansi,
Louis Felix Michaud, Robert NJ.
Foreman, Ruben w. Stanger,
Charles Eugene Parkhurst, Ed
win Carl Johnson, Carl Gustave
Carlson, Norman Nelson, Adam
Pfenning, Claud Victor Jacobs,
John Oscar Johnson, Ray l.. Sha-
han, Walter Austin. Wagner Fer
guson, Herman Lehman, George
Nixon, Frederick Matthias.
The following certified for SER
vice-Mark Storrs, Oran Leonard
Edward, Walter William Crone
Paul Allen HART, Rufus Lee
Drum.
The following cases of Pierce
county district No. / on the
ground Of dependency were af.
firmed-Vance Kruzich, Harve,
julius Peterson, Vern Allen Jor.
dan, Lester Frederick Munigan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
TRADES
LOOK THESE LIP

. ACRES with large 8-room bunga-
low, all in cultivation, fruit and
garden; ! block from car and
station of Bingham on old Puy-
allup car line. This is a dandy
place and owner will exchange for
house and 2 lots in Tacoma.
8 ACRES. highly improved, with
good 6-room house, barn. and
large orchard just 1 block from
Edgewood station on Interurban
line. This is some fine little ranch
to trade for home in Tacoma.
6-ACRE chicken ranch. Good g.
room house, houses and pens for
hundreds of chickens; fine
country home, situated on Picnic
Point road 20 minutes walk from
Peoples Dock, Gig Harbor, to
trade for home in Tacoma.
40-ACRE FARM, near Rosedale
Fine soil. stock and tools, about
10 acres, cleared; on main road
large orchards; to trade for home
in Tacoma.
AZ ACRES of the very best class of
alder, vine maple and cedar land,
very easy to clear, faces on county
road and about 20 minutes walk
from the postoffice at Tenino,
Wash. This is certainly your
chance. Will trade for home in
Tacoma.
I HAVE plenty more just like these.
FRANK ABBOTT
$40 California Bldg. Main 545
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
HIT BY AUTO,
MAN MAY DIE

Henry Buchanan, signal tender
at the 18th and Pacific railroad
crossing, was perhaps fatally In
jured Tuesday evening when an
army post bus driven by e. d.
Moore ran him down at 18th and
Commerce.
Buchanan was passing around
the end OF an Old Tacoma street
car when Moore, according to po-
lice reports, drove past on the left
hand side of the street. The sig
nal tender, who is 70 years of age,
was knocked to the pavement and
crushed beneath the wheels.
Policeman Stratton called an
ambulance and sent the injured
man to the Northern Pacific hos
pital. His chances OF recovery are
doubtful. Moore was not de-
tanned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05

George Joseph Rochermel, Alex
ander julius Sprouffske, John
Crawford Ulsh, Edward Byard
Wilson, Soule Cleon Hardyn, Har-
rison, Alger Settler, Harry
Adoph Engh, Anthony w. Carr,
Anton Boo, Irwin Clinton Flow
ers, Collins, Ellsworth Sutherland,
Robert William Schultz, Robert
Lloyd, George Ogren, Lewis Kim
ball, Virgil H. Bedford, Charles
Carl Wichman, Walter John Beat
tie, Russell Mills, John William
Forsythe, Emanuel I. Adams,
Thomas Percival Selby, Joseph
Krutsky, Frank Christopher Ma
hon, Roy Phillip Morley, Robert
Mckee, Owen Lane Nicely, Jesse
Ormand Baker, Frank Novak.
Herman Wohlenberg.
The following claims certified
for service--Gaylord Gleason,
Montgomery. Michael REILLY
O'Keefe, Edward Byron 4 Rhodes,
Everett T. Moore, Joseph McArdle,
Norman Kimball, Julius Englund,
Joseph Mateljak, Eugene Dilbert
Hadley, John Mcleod, Willis
John Gamble, Matthew Thomp-
son, Tony Glitch.
Alien Observation-Disclosures Erke
lens