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FORD, i'm fne condition. - LEE
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FGR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

THREE GOOD USED CARS for sale
cheap; easy payments. Also, new
Oakland Skies $11S5 or Buick Skies
NJ. WORDEN. SO
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
v ARGENTINIJI

je bila pred kratkim velika povo,
denj in sedaj porocajo, ola je pri
tel nezgodi utonilo okrog 100000
volov in krav. To je vsekakor We
lika izguba "a narodno gospodar-
stvo Argentine. V Zedinjenih dr.
zavah Sc nj zgodilo mic takega, ali
zato Sc nam vendar nj treba sme-
jati. Pomanjkanje zivine je po-
manjkanje zivine, in ee pozeno ma
81 mesarski baroni Gene mesa tudi
V Zedinjenih drzavah kvisku, pa
Sc bodo pri tenn izgovarjali ma ar
gentinsko povodenj, ne bo to mic
novega, temvec lie apliciranje sta
re taktike na nov poloZaj.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
GOZDNI POZARI.

Gozdni pozari predstavljajo Sc
vedno veliko nevarnost v Idaho
Montani in Washington. Uradni
ki zvezdne gozdarske sluzbe SO
sporoCili, da je bilo prijavljenih
Is novih gozdnih pozarov.
Najbolj resni gozdni pozar je
nbruhnil Pack River dolini, med
San Point in Hope, Idaho, kjer je
bilo unicenih do dvajset milijonov
cevljev belle smrekovine. jSkodo
cenijo na $4,000.
V Montani je polozaj najslabsi
V Blackfoot gozdu, kjer Sc bore
gozdarji Stirimi velikimi pozari.
V Idaho so izbruhnili pozari v
Stevilnih gozdih.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
zUPAN MESTA CHICAGO JE
IMENOVAL ODBOR,

da pjreisee visoke Gene zivilom. =
Ze to, da je zupan imenoval tax
odbor kaze, kako grozno visoke ce-
ne prevladujejo tenn babilon-
skem meStu.
Naloga tega odbora je, da pre-
iSce Gene zivljenskim potrebsci
nam in nato poroca tenn ravno
vstanovljenem zivljenskem burea-
ju, ki Sc v tenn smislu bori in da
temu odpomore. Ia bureau ina
$25,000 Ia razpolago, Xxi pa je po
nasem mnenju veliko premajhna,
da bi odgovarjala temu vprasanju.
Steer pa tudi ne damo veliko ma
take in podobne preiskave. Mozje
navadno veliko vpijejo dokler je
kaj denarja V zalogi in kadar tega
nj vec, pa gredo vsak sebi in vsc
ostane zopet lepo miru.
Pred par tedni je sla deputacija
Chicaskih zen V Washington k
predsedniku Wilsonu IL istega raz-
loga, istoGasno je bilo nekaj vpitJa
po mesGanskem Gasopisju, cd ia
krat pa Sc ne Guje mic vec, ne o
tenn odboru zasluznih zensk, ne o
predsedniku, ola bi bill kaj V TEN
pogledu naredil ali odredil.
V groznih cash draginje zivi-
mo. Kapitalisti pograbijo vse, kar
ina kako vrednost, jo shranijo ii
potem "a veliko svoto prodaJo V
tuiezemstvo ne brigajoc Sc, ce do
mace ljudstvo trpi.
Postavodaja V Washingtonu Sc
tudi ne meni zato, niti jih strajki,
XII so ma dnevnem redu po dezeli,
ne vznemirjajo, oni Sc wee briga-
jo "a evropejske homatije in nj Sc
Guditi, da preganjajo lie boljsevl-
Ike, katerih je meilda vedno vec V
dezeli.
Vlada ne bo Gakala, da bi bila
prisiliena V to in vendar je tako,
sodec po TEN kar vidimo.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
SEDAJ so Sc ZVISALE Sc MA.
JEMNINE.

Vee tisoG druzifam V Chicago
Sc je danes poviSala lajemnina "a
100 procentov. Preiskava je doka-
zala, da mestu primanjkuje
$4,000 stanovanj, to so pa izrabili
lastniki stanovanj in zvisali ma
jemnine.
Druga tezkoGa ie ia, da lastniki
siIijo najemnike, da podpisejo V to
svrho pogodbo "a dve lett, radi
draginje pa lastniki his 18TH 1oce-
jo popravljati. Stare barake, XII so
bile re dolgo zapuScene, so sedaj
"a silo popravili in jih oddali ma
jem "a visoke svote.
Vecji lastniki in prekupovalci,
Real Estate Dealers, so izja-
viii, ola bodo dvignili najemni-
no cd 10 do 80 odstotkov, da ia
ko poErijejo zvisane Gene materia-
la in oskrbovanja, dosedaj da so i
nell re par let mad 3 odstotno IL
gubo ia vlozenem denarju.
Da je bilo V mestu pomanjkanje
stanovanj Sc je opazilo re nekaj
casa nazaj, ker nj bilo dobiti pri
mernega stanovanja, katerih je BIZ
10 casih ma izbero. Oblastnije pa
81 belijo glave vprasanjem, koga
bo to zadelo najbolj.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
SENAT JE ZAVRGEL WILSO
Novo PROsNJA IA OD-
i SKODNINO.

Namera, ki jo je postavil pred
sednfk Wilson, s katero je namera.
val ublaziti izpeljavo mirovne po.
godbe skoz senat, je 'bila cd istega
zavrnjena IL sledecih razlogov:
Ker je odbor "a tujezemstvo cd.
rekel sankcijo predsednikove pro-
Snje "a polnomoc imenovati ame-
riskega elana v odbor "a odskod.
nino ne, da je pocakal potrditve
pogodbe.
In ker predsednik nj potrdil Sc
natne zahteve, XII so jo stevilnih
rezolucijah izjavili, Xxi so bile po'
zneje sprejete zozirom ma pojasni-
la in dokumente ter podrobne IN
formacije, nanasajoGe Sc ma mirov.
na pogajanja.
Proti slabotaim profession u
radnih oseb, je odbor sprejel rezo-
lucijo, ki jo je predlagal senator
Knox IL Pennsylvania, republika-
nee. Rezolucija doloca:
"Sodba odbora je, ola dokler nj
pogodba potrjena, ne obstoji no.
bena moe, ne na predsedniku in
ne ia kongresu, da uveljavi ka-
korsnokoli odredbo predlozenl
pogodbi, bodisi dogovorjeni, ali
kako drugaee''.
Rezolucijo je nesel V Belo hiso
senator Lodge S krajsim pojasni'
lom, da je bila sprejeta. &c bo
predsednik cakal potrditve pogod,
be, ali ce bo ma svojo odgovornost
imenoval ameriSkega clana, nj
znano.
0dbor je vznemirjen, ko pred
.sedaik ne vpoSteva njih raznih re.
zolucij, katerimi so zahtevali po-
jasnil.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
JEKLARsKI TRUST

ne trpi Ia nobeno ceno, da bi Sc de.
lavstvo po zapodno pennsylvan,
skin ''peklih" organiziralo. Ze ce.
lie mesece traje preganjanje u1ij.
skin organizatorjev in celia vrsta
jih je bila re obsojena, ker so go
vorili ma javnih prostorih. Drugod
pa ne morejo govoriti, ker nj dobi
ii nobene dvorane, kajti vse so Cd.
visne cd trusta in vsak lastnik Sc
bolj boji zameriti trustu, kakoI
priti V crno knjigo pri sv. Petru.
Tu ne gre "a boljsevike, ne "a |.
w. W., niti "a socialiste ne. Anne,
rican Federation of Labor Sc tru.
di ,da bi ustanovila organizacijo
onih cd vsem bogov zapuscenih
krajih. Ali to je vse emo; trust no.
&c organizacije, ker hoee svojih
podjetjih suznje. Wilsonove bese
de demokraciji V industriji MISC
dosegle njihovih uses in jih nix
dar ne bodo, kakor smo ze takrat
naglasali, ko je Wilson tako made
polno govoril 0 novem razmerJu
med delom in kapitalom. -. Pred
sednikovi apeli so klici V puscavs
Brez boja ne doseze delavstyo no,
bene pravice. Ia posten BOZ potre
buje organizacijo. Ali kapital mu
brani tudi to. Kaj torej preostajaa
Koliko modrosti je treba, ola Sc iz-
raeuna, kan mora to voditig
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
Mooney-eva preiskava.

Washington, D. c., %. julia. =
Trditev delavskih voditeljev, da
so Thomas j. Mooneya po nedolz-
nem obsodili v zvezi z bombno
fero pred tremi lett San Fran
cisco, potrjuje preiskava John B
Densmore, posebnega preiskovalca
delavskega departmental V Wash
ingtonu, katero je danes oddal po-
slanski zbornici, XII je zahtevala
vec pojasnil o zadevi.
Mr.. Densmore, sedaj ravnatelj
drzavne posredovalnice "a delo, je
osebno nadzoroval preiskavo tie
obsodbe, ma zahtevo delavskega
tajnika v ministrstvu Mr.. Wilso
ma. S pomoejo stevilnih naselni-
skin inspektorjev, je nabral doka-
re, XII so delali brez vednosti obla-
sti v San Francisco.
NaJvec teh so dobll1 pomocJo
"dictaphone', katerega so posta-
viii urad ondotnega drzavnega
pravnika Fickert, Xxi je prosekuti
raj Mooneya, in to brez njegove
vednosti.
Densmore je prisel do preprica.
MIA, da Sc Mooneyu nj dala kot dr.
zavljanu polna pravica pri obrav
navi, da je bill zrtev korporacijskih
magnatov V San Franciscu, XII SC
zeleli ocrniti delavske unije tel
vzdrzati odprte delavnice. Prose
kutiralo Sc ga je brez vsakega pre-
iskovanja zadeve, pravi Mr.. De1s,
more, in s posebnim namenom, da
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
NE BoDo Sill v NEBEsA.

Clovek, Xxi rabi tobak, ne bo sci
v nebesa. Je rekel E. F. Adams
pomozni pridigar V svojem govoru
V neki evangelisticni cerkvi V
Rock Island, Ill.
Komaj da smo nekoliko pozabili
ma zloglasnega Sundaya, pojavil Sc
je drugi tepec, XII je menda Sc bolj
smesen cd prvega in radovedni
smo kak tepec bo sledil temu in
kai nam bo povedal. Pitt ne sme-
mo = ne smemo, ker nimamo In
najbrz, da nam bo oni, ki Sc pride
prepovedal tudi JEST in bono mo
rail- konecno Se-nagi okrog hodi-
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
$500 'JETNIKOV v DRzAVNIH
ZAPORIH

straika radi nezadostne hrane in
prevec della. Zastrajkali so 22. t.
M. Y discipIinarnih barakah Y Lea
venworth, Kans., zahteyajoci, ola
Sc Jim da veG hrane in mani della.
Nato so jih zaprli celice in ko Je
porocilo izslo jim MISC V "a urah
dali niG JEST. Nato so Sc vprh IN
MISC hoteli iti IL cello. Polkovnik
Sedgwick Gaka navodil IL Wash
ingtona, ker sam ne We kaJ mu Je
storiti. Jetniki zahtevajo, ola Sc jih
takoi osvobodi. Pacijenti V boil
niSnici so Sc tudi vprli in nocejo
jemati zdravil.
Ia strajk pripisujejo delovanju
/. w. W. voditeljem in radikalnim
.vojakom.
Ma mesto je bilo danes "a. posla
nih 1900 vojakov, da Z mimi stra,
hujejo strajkarje in jih primora-
10 ma delo. Vojaki so ma potu tie
IL raznih barak V blizini. Jetniki
so zastrajkali zadnji torek, ko Sc
Jim je ukazalo til ma delo. zastraj
kali pa so, ker Sc jih je slabo hra-
milo.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25

Sc obsodi delavskega voditelja.
Enostavna resnica je, prayi Mr..
Densmore dalje, da nj nieesar
obtoznici, kar bi dokazalo, da Sc je
postava vzdrzala ma podlagi res
nicnih dejstev. Mixer nj mic, kar
bi dokazalo krivdo, celia styar je
pOkrito delo nerazumljiyega INA
GAIA in pa obupne namere.
Nacin delovanja drzaynega pra
vnika Fickert, XII je pfosekutiral
Mooneya, Mr. Densmore pobija in
trdi, da je nasel neovrzeno podla
go, ma katero opira svojo preiska-
vo, da Sc je ma drzavnega pravni-
ka vplivalo cd oadotnih korpora-
elJskih magnatov, ki grozno mas
protujejo organiziranemu delay
stvu.
Nato podaja Mr.. Densmore ma
tancne podatke, kako Sc je pripe
tia eksplozija, kje je bill takrat
Mooney, kako so sestavili obtozbo
boz "a neunijske delavnice, kako
so meSetarili 2 porotniki, kako so
Mooneya vpleti nemiri v Evropi
IN Ruskimi preobrati il koneno
podaja dokaze pric pri obravnavi,
kl nasprotujejo izvajanjem in do
kazom. Vendar pa Sc v glavnem
njegova preiskava neodkriva. Ista
bodo objavljena sele po preiskavi
in zaslisanju poslanske zbornice
katera je zahtevala to novo pre-
iskavo.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
PLEMENSKI BOJI v WASH
INGTONU.

Plemenski boji Sc re par tednov
nadaljujejo glavnem mestu
Washingtonu, katere je povzroeil
napad Grncev ma belle zenske, po
zatrdilu meScanskega casopisja.
Dva domobranska vojaka sta BIZ
la vstreIena il ubita in neki dru-
gi belokozec razrezan z britviJo
po nekem crncu, To Sc je dogodilo
zvecer %. julia, na kar so ernci
pobegnili.
Ta plemenski BOZ je bill omejen
lie ma en- del mesta, V blizini osme
ceste in M ulice, kjer Sc nahaJa
srediSce crncev. Do tega spopada
pa je priSlo potem, ko so oblasti
odredile stroge odredbe, da zabra-
MILO ponovitev poboja, ki je re
pref par dni razsajal.
Ma vse zadnje je bilo ma mesto
poklicanih 1,500 vojakov, konjeni-
kov, strelcev in mornarjev, ki so
patrolirali po ulicah, drugi pa so
cakali ma mogoc zopetni izbruh
napadov.
Do sedaj je zaznamovanih Sc
dem mrtvecev in enajst oseb tezko
ranjenih, veliko Stevilo pa vec ali
mani pohabljenih.
Glavna rabuka je nastala 22. jul
LIZA o polno6i, ko je neki voJak ma
poti vstavil Grnca in ga skusal
preiskati, med tenn je crnec poteg-
nil revolver IL zepa in vstrelli vo.
iaka skoz srce. Neki drugi domo
branski vojak, XII je bill oborozen
le kolom, je hitel na pomoc svo,
jemu tovarisu, a je bill istotako
vstrelien III je umrl bolnisnici,
crnec pa je pobegnil.
Diva Grnca z briv1imi britvaml
sta napadla nekega belega moza,
ravno ko je nameraval oditi od do
ma in predno je incl cas- postaviti
Sc bran, ie bill re YES zrezan. We
liko drugih je bilo obstreljenih, XII
Sc sedaj nahajajo V bolnis1icah.
PoroGilo prayi nadalie, da SO
6rnci grupah streljali na belle
,geliko teh so polovili in Jill zapr,
hi. Cd njih 50 izvedeli, da so ze dol
go pref pred izbruhom kupovali 0,
rozje in ga shranjevali.
Izjemno stanje, l1i je bilo pred
par dnevi pref izdano, Sc je zopet
odlozilo "a nedolocen cas- il ga ne
bodo izdal izvzemSi najnujnejSe
potrebe, dasi rezolucija, ki je bila
sprejeta poslanslli zbornici, opo-
zarja predsednika, da Sc posluzi
tega. PredSednik je poklical voj'
mega ministra Bakerja ma konfe-
renco, kar dokazuje, da je pred
sednik vznemirjen radi izbruhoV
prejSnjih noci.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
soCIALIsTIGEN sHoD.

Ma socialistienem shodu zadnjo
nedeljo na II. ulici in Sacramen-
to cesti Sc je med zborovalci pro-
stovoljno nabralo $4,000 V podpo-
ro Strajkarjem V Argo, Ill. V bill
zini Chicago.
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
LIsTNICA UREDNIsTvA.

V. F. Standard, Ill. - Phoenix
ali trotoar je hodni-k, narejen ma
obeh straneh ulice OBJ hisah, po ka-
terem hodijo pesci. Plocnik-side-
walk. = Pozdravljeni!
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25

agoavao narode g da nezvaao nobene rake med narod
nostmi kakega naroda radi narodnost ali religije.
Prot temu nastao napro sebno cd strani Ange zoz
narodnos pa zasopnkov uznh pootokov
zavraGal japonski cut XII prevladuje med mimi.
Amers zastopnik MISC nasproovai japonsm namenom o.
pozneje predozena katere vd da ba zeo
mila gavnih potezah.
dni objav goega clanka mestnem casopu e pred
edk tidal sedeco zavo Predsedn e poobas zdat izjavo
poroGio k e bo m priobeeno ce da je on fornura
9ogodbo zadev Shantg mrovn pogodb Nemcio Je popo
neresnGna e zvaja upv koikor je sme da
pooau da vbaI upa da bo stvao deo Japonske zoz
Shantung, posavilo cello zadevo pravo luc
Glas svobode., 1919-07-25
Wilson, pravijo, Sc je
VIDAL japonskirn
zahteVarn.

True translation with the Post at Chicago illinois, Jul
1912 as required by the Act of October tn 1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02

age Editorials clam0r for venti-
lated offices. factories, school rooms
and homes. advertisers emphasize
the health feature of various makes
of underwear, shoes. foods. Health
instruction is a part of the curri-
culum of every school and college
and the big outstanding result of
all this health educational work has
been to make this a health age. Ex-
ercise is one of the indispensable
factors in health and in the search
for a suitable exercise literally hun
dreds of thousands of men, women
and youngsters have discovered
golf
Golf has surpassed all other
sports in popularity because it is
game in which you can expend just
the amount of physical effort which
you desire; because il is adaptable
to the age and strength of any in
dividual and because of the thrills
and destinations connected with the
problems and playing golf. Golf is
also unlike such sports as baseball
football. cricket and so on i'm that a
given number OF persons is not nee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
CARY SECURES
BIG TOURNAMENT
The MidGIeweight Wrestling
Championship of America to
be Decided in Gary.

Gary has been selected as the city
in which the American middle
weight wrestling championship tour
nament will take place The tourna-
ment is a yearly event and was held
last year in Grand Rapids, Mich.
This year, the majority of middle
weight wrestlers Of America have
selected Gary as the most suitable
spot to pull the big tournament
Louis C. Christopher. the match
maker, announces that The matches
will be held at the Gary theater
semi-monthly on Wednesdays. be-
ginning with March 5. AT the oren-
ing of this tournament Tony Bokich.
champion OF Indiana, will make a
bid for the national title, the win
ner Of which Will be awarded a belt
emblematic of the middleweieht
championship of America.
Ladies will be welcomed TO all
these matches, as special arrange
mentS have been made for their par-
ticular comfort and entertainment.
So far IS entries have been re-
ceived from every section of the
country. Among some OF the stars
who will make an early appearance
In the tournament are Billy Schoe-
Der of indianapolis. Lou Talaber of
Chicago, John Borden Of Elgin,
Jimmy Dmetral OF Detroit, ole Han
son of Columbus, Louis Pergantis of
Camp Custer and steve Leatschke
of St. Louis, Mo.
Ed smith, of Chicago, will referee
the matches. The beard of Judges
is composed of three men. two OF
them being recognized sport writers
of Gary, Shadow White, of the POST
and +. II. Barney. of the Tribune
the other being Harry Rosen. Joe
Morris Will act IS timekeeper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
Trap Ounza
and Rod1
bnZ6n Aza1azfaA CD

(rhe same trouble is found by many
trap. hots using glasses.) Col
Roosevelt was intensely interested in
inanimate target shooting, claiming
the sport should be encouraged as
national benefit. His visual defect
prevented him from becoming an
expert trapshot. as a target must
be located and followed by the eyes
as soon as it leaves the trap. His
excellent Judgment in estimating
distance, velocity or height were the
requisites for successful shooting at
the traps AID enabled him to be-
come an expert wing shot afeld, as
an extension OF time is accorded in
game shooting. Unfavorable COM
ment and criticism was heard of the
colOnel's famous African hunt in
quest of the African fauna, now in
the Smithsonian institute. such
criticism would be eliminated by a
visit 10 the institute. where the
fauna are on exhibition Animal
families, which Of necessity include
females. are TO be seen and studied.
His head huntsman, II. j. Cunning
hame, said the colonel, was not an
especially expert shot but never
had "buck-ague." Usually hitting
his game he kept on shooting until
the quarry dropped. Coura geOus
and resourceful under all condi-
tons. man of dynamic force, an
ideal for the past and rising genera
ton of spOrtsmen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
GOOD MATCH,
SAYS Ed SMITH
Chicago Sportsman Says That
frankie Mason is One of
Best BantamS.

Ed Smith. Chicago sporting writer
sends the following letter regarding
the Pal Moore-Frankie Mason match
which will be staged at the Oliver
theatre March II,
Since frankie Mason is one of
the best bantam weight boxers in
the country. feel confident that he
would make an excellent match for
Pal Moore If you could secure the
bout.
II saw Mason in Peoria the other
night and ne put up a sterling con-
test against a young, tough fellow
named Stanley Everett He seems
to have everything necessary to
stand off a hard hitter and is a rug
ged boy.
Moore is not a hard hitter and
only his extreme skill and speed
carries him through the tight spots
There should be nothing 20 fear in
a match between those two boys"
South Bend fistic fans are taking
a keen interest i'm this match, and
a brisk sale Of tickets is expected
when they are put on sale tomor-
row morning at the down town cigar
stores. II has been almost a year
since a boxing match of any i'm
portance has been staged here, and
if the local fans show enough in
terest. il will be followed by others.
This is also a step toward building
a suitable place for exhibitions. OF
late several prominent men have en-
is badly in need of a building where
various athletic contests could be
held.
Nate Lewis, the manager Of Pal
Moore has received three offers for
a bout between Jimmy Wilde and
Pal, all three promoter guarantee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
SPOR rs

ing $4,000 for the match. Two Of
fers are from English promoters.
George Cochran and George Nc
Donald. The American is Jack cur
ley. This match viii doubtless be
arrenged, as the British bantam IS
anything but pleased with the de-
cision that gave Pal a win i'm three
rounds, and he IS clamorinR for
return match.
Laporte IS also interested in the
Mason Moore bout according. 10
letter sent in by the Laporte Herald
II follows: "Laporte is very much in
terested in the Pal Moore frankie
Mason so which you have scheduled
for March II. The boxing fans have
stirred up a lot OF pep ~ late and
boxing is on the boom IN this city
We want 10 boost the boxing game
and are in favor 0f t. A good re-
presentation from here would go a
long way toward helping IL along.
Present indications are that quite a
crowd from Laporte Will attend the
bout"
The matser Of ceremonies has not
been selected yet. but the promoters
stated last night that a local man
would do the announcing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
MICHIGAN WINS

ANN ARBOR. Mar. Michigan
vanquished Notre Dame here today
in the dual track meet by a score
of So 10 %. johnson of Michigan
was the main stumbling block in the
path of the visitors. He took four
frsts. The summary OF events fol-
lows: Shot put. Gilfllan, Notre
Dame. LIST: Smith, Michigan end;
Walls, Michigan. 3rd. Distance 4Oft
= inch.
so yard dash: Sedwick. Michigan.
list; Sweeney. Notre Dame. End:
Donna. Michigan. 3rd. Time 4:33.
High jump: johnson. Michigan.
1st: Hoar. Notre Dame, 2nd; Doug
las, Notre Dame. 5rd. Height IT
10 inches.
High hurdles: Johnson. Michigan
1st. Gilfllan. Notre Dame. md
Hoar Notre Dame. 3rd. Time S:1
40 yard dash: Butler. Michigan
lst: Meese. Michigan, 2nd: Scanlon.
Notre Dame. 3rd- Time 54:2.
r. Pole vault: Cross. Michigan, and
Westbrook. Michigan tied for 1st:
Rademacher. Notre Dame, 3rd.
Height II feet inches.
Low hurdles: Johnson. Michigan
LIST: Gnhllan, Notre Dame, End:
Hoar. Notre Dame, 3rd Time rs.
$50 yard run: Buell.. Michigan.
lst: Larson. Michigan. End: Mere
dith. Notre Dame. 3rd- Time 2:05.
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men. such as Dubuc. Becker. Cut
shaw, Ruell and others, all who
made their first attraction getting
splash right here in town. Pop"
Arson, one OF the fathers and pho
neer promoters of baseball started
out at Notre Dame
Now, the question again is, who
is next batter-up
Two big league teams have al
ready made offers TO Pat Murray,
the best port-sider Notre Dame has
had in years. He has turned both
the offers down, preferring TO finish
his course at the university, before
depending upon the Pirates or the
Phillies for his meal ticket.
After June-that's a different
question. II Pat" shows his 1918
form il is most likely big league
berths will again be preferred. Then
he may accept one Until then.
however. he is content TO let the
dopesters talk on and reason as they
will
Captain Ralph Sjoberg. infelder
extraordinary. is another Notre
Dame player upon whom the big
league scouts have been casting
covetous eyes for several months
should he again cavort about sec
ond as was his wont for the past
two seasons the magnates are GER
tain 10 fall over themseles for an
other Eddie" Collins.
Sjoberg are Murray are two big
league probabilities. on Coach
Dorias's this spring there viii be al
least fifteen possibilities. from whom
some dark horse might come alOng
and outstrip either of the afore-
mentioned proba bilities.
Baseball at Notre Dame is a habit
College men play the game indoors
and out fro February 10 October
and props and minims play it out
doors and in from October TO Feb
ruary. There is seldom a letup. Al
ways among those hundreds OF inter
hall or prep Ty Cobbs there is g
potential big Lacquer
Which makes seemingly eternal
the question az Notre Dame:
who is the next big Lacquer 90
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