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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-18
SURPLUS LEATHER TO BE SOLD
tBv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S,-Stocks of
surplus leather stored at Chicago will
be sold at auction, November Il, the
war department announced today. The
material includes Russet harness
leather, sides and backs, sole leather,
and "latige"; all valued at 81 $50 900.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-18
THREE TAKE EXAM

Three persons took the bureau of
census clerk civil service examination
at the Qostoffice Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
BALL STARS
TO TRY GAME
ON ICE SOON

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. IL
Baseball on ice is 20 be revived in
Cleveland's parks this winter.
Secretary Carl Whelan. OF the
Ohio Skating association. has an.
nounced that he is taking up that
sport with several OF Cieveiand's
professional and sandlot stars. and
that all responses are enthusiastic.
ally in favor OF going ahead with It.
The first ice-skatlnR baseball
games were played in Cleveland last
winter, with an all-star team OF
sandlot and professional ball play.
ers pitted against a team OF skaters
Tho skaters won both games that
we're played. The pros. who includ.
ed such players as Dody Paskert.
Bill wambsgnnss, Jack Graney and
Roger Peckinpaugh. are anxious for
revenge.
The BAH players aren't yet con.
WINGED that superior skating ability
will win all the ball games on ice
when pitted against superior base.
ball ability" says Whelan.
Both these types OF skill are
needed TO make the successful play.
or Of ice-bascball. and lots OF the
ball players are fine skaters.
Cleveland Is the pioneer in ice
baseball. and it's too fine n brand OF
sport not TO be kept up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
DUTHIES WIN
FROM RIVALS
IN ICE MELEE

outskaung their opponents in the
final session OF hard fought game.
the Duthio hockey club defeated
the stgolng skinner & Eddy crew
at the Arena Friday night. running
up four goals in the final period.
The fcorc was 5 TO 2. with the
Duihie crowd on the long end.
IL was the first amateur game OF
tho year. and iarg. crowd turned
out TO witness the affair.
Tho Skinner a Eddy seven held
the lead for the first two periods.
goals 20 ]. but In the final ses-
sion their defense cracked. and
Du,hlcs slowed the game away.
Sensational work by young
Charley Reid. for tho Skinner a
Eddy squad. held the score down In
the initial periods.
Kendall. Mcdonald and Cosgrif
showed well for the Duthle aggrega-
ton. while Grant played stellar
hockey for the losers. Dowd and
Reid also played high brand q the
leo game for Piero's men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
Collins Premier
Keystone Player
SAYS Kid Gleason

There Is some doub. whether Ed
die Collins will play with Chicago
this year. But II persuasion by Man
ager Gleason will decide the case.
Collins viii be back.
Collins winters In Philly. So does
Gleason. Gleason rates Collins as
the greatest second baseman OF all
times. He bars no one. tho in his
day Gleason himself could step some
around the keystone sack Gleason
says he never saw Collins make a
dumb play in his life. and that by
having Collins on his team he con
saders half Of his worries over.
~AIi you have TO do with Collins
on your team IL to let hi-n handle
Ythe situation on the diamond. while
you look after things on the bench
~ off the field"
Gleason doesn't believe in BULLDOG
Ting tactics He'd rather put players
on their honor.
But when brute force Is neces-
sary TO get results. no manager in
the American league Is better forti.
: fled.
Aitho SO years OF age. he holds his
own at wrestling. boxing and general
rough and tumble play with the
young men of the Sox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
Eastern Men on
Camps Gridiron
Eleven a. Usual

Some day Waiter Camp will
give the west a haif.fair shake In
picking his all-American eievens.
This year he il more pro-East
than ever. picking Steketec Of
Michigan. fulIback. as the only
western player on hts honorary
team.
And that's In spite OF the fact
that his old pets. Harvard and
Yale, weren't In tn. game.
what's more. he ignores the
service eievens except Annapolis.
altho they mingled In college
schedules the past fall
lie picks Robson. Rutgers. and
Hopper. Penn. ends. Hil,y. Pitts
burg. and Usher. Syracuse.
tackles: Alexander. Syracuse. and
Perry. Annapolis. guards: Day.
Georgia Tech. center. Murray.
Princeton. quarterback: Davies.
Pittsburg. and Roberts. Annap-
oils. halfbacks; steketee. Aichi.
gan. fullback.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
BA1UERS ON EDGE
FOR TUESDAY FRAY
BY Condo

peep at the Mormon city battlsr.
Mckechan Is said 10 be good
man. and Dan salt predicts that he
win give Gillum good fight
In the special event young Oscar
Benson. who used to show here for
the Seattle Athletic club. ana later
turned professional. viii make his
return 10 the ring against Leo
Houck. Houck Is anxious to show
Seattle fans that he Is game. u
nothing else. IL should be- a good
bout,
Steve Reynolds and Harry WI
liams Will hook up In one % the
early bouts on the card Reynolds
is out 20 win. for IL he beats the big
sailor. he will br In a fair way 10
reach the top OF iocal boxing. heights
again. Williams Is a good man and
should give Steve hard fight.
Jack Roy. the younEstcr from 81.
Paul. who knocked curley Naicn'
court out last week. will make HIS
second bow TO Seattle ring follow.
ers. when he meets Roy Mcdonald.
naval training station battlcr. in the
curtain raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
ROAD BULLETIN
Week Ending January II. 1919
Issued by
Samuel J. Humes. King County
Engineer


seattle Tacoma High Line Road-rhru
Des Moincs--in good condition to
pierce county line.
R~nton- kent--Grnvci road on east side
OF valley good.
Kent P.ving-New paving on Pacific
highway now open.
Kent-Des Moines-Good
Kent-De Moines--Good.
Auburn EnumeiRw--New pavement open
for five miles out OF Auburn. Take
old road to left at end OF pavement TO
Enumclaw picnic grounds.
Enumeiaw District Roads generally
good south of Green river,
Franklin Black Diamond--Good.
Auburn Black Diamond - Good over
either route. via Soos creek or Green
river.
Mcclellan Pass Highway--G Government
spruce logging operations completed.
Road badly rutted for several miles
beyond white River Lumber Co. bal
ance OF road good TO Groenwater river.
Maple Valley Black Diamond--Generally
good
Rcnton-Mapie vaiiey-Good.
Sunset Uighvny--Renton to North BEND,
via Issauuah and Falls City--Good.
East OF North BEND. cars can reach
2o-milo post. About three rect OF
snow at summit. Last car went over
December \. 1918. With good luck.
next one will go over May II, 1919.
Kirkland Bothrii--New pavement open
from Eirklnnl to brick road ut Bothell,
BOT hcii- woodin, iiie-D uvaii--Good. Use
now steel bridge over Snoqualmie at
DuVnil
Kirkland Falls City--Good over Yellow
stone trail.
Falls City-Duvail--By East Road Thru
Tolt--Good
Kirkland Toit--Ciood except portion over
hill from Falls City road TO bridge over
Snooualmie. Logging trucks here.
Newport -Issaquah-Nla Lake Sammam-
ish--1iood.
Newport Rent on---fiood
Renton- Renton Juaction--Ciood.
For further information regarding
roads In King county cali Main 5000,
local So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
INSIDE DOPE
ON WHITE SOX
MANAGERSHIP

Kid Gleason II the 1919 manager
81 the White Sox because he gave
Charley a. comiskcy. owner OF said
bail club. a good bawling out.
That's the real inside dope that
has just burst from the barrage
covering the surprising change in
field leadership OF the big league
team that won the world title year
before last.
Comiskey picked the scrappy little
Trishman because he had the nerve
TO speak out his mind. where other
men in Commy's employ had submit
ted 10 his Dictatorship without de
muir.
The run.in which won Gleason his
big baseball Job occurred after the
big series OF 1917
At that time IL caused Kid Gleason
to sever his connection with the
White Sox. whose players had al
ways regarded him as a mascot when
he was their trainer and assistap,
manager.
Gleason retired to his home in Phil
adelphia. and had nothing to do with
the White Sox during the 1918 cam
paign. For the three years before
that he had been Manager Clarence
Rowland's chief aid.
In these three years the White
sox had finished first, second and
third. with Gleason absent, such
stars "a Felsch. Jackson and VIII.
lIams quit the club. Rowland
couldn't hold them in line. Chicago
finished "A bad sixth.
Here's the story OF Gleason's quit
ting-the act which caused Comiskey
to bring him back as "A big league
chicftain:
In 1917, the year the Sox won the
pennant and the series, Louis Com.
iskcy, son OF the Sox owner, notified
Gleason. when II was n nip and tuck
race, that IL the Sox won his father
would present the team with a s30..
900 bonus. When the pennant was
won. Gleason called TO have the offer
made good.
President Comisiey said his son
made the offer without any authori.
ty from him. and that giving such q
bonus ~ dhaIhSl iedsut fuiVS'
Naturally, Gleason was peeved,
and he didn't mince words in telling
the old Roman 80. Then he left the
club after the hig series.
The unusual experience caused
Comiskey 10 decide that Gleason
would be the next manager of the
White Sox He liked the Kids spirit.
Comiskey heretofore has brooked
no interference. and his managers In
the past have been regarded as fig
ure.heads.
They do say that when the Chica.
go club Is on the road that Comiskey
wires the pitching selection for the
day. But II remains TO be seen who
will rule this year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
0RIOLE STARS OF YESTERDAY
PILOT PENNANT CONTENDERS

Far back in the history Of the
national game was ball team
called the orioles. famous and fear
less.
IL was a fighting team. rcrappers
who never knew when they were
beaten.
And IL has remained for five Of
u. members 10 demonstrate tina,
class will always tell.
For five % them have been called
70 the manngership Of big league
teams. record In Itself.
OF the five. "Muggsy'' AcGraw
has had the most unqualified sue
cess. Ills handling OF the Giants Is
known wherever baseball IN played.
Hughle Jennings, too. has had hia
rncasur. OF prosperity. profits and
pcnnants.
wilbert Robinson led Brooklyn 70
a pcnnant
10. Kelley was tho only orioic
manager failure. lie led the Bos-
ton Braves and the Cincinnati Reds
in losing battles His best effort
was landing the Reds In third.
And most recent OF the old Orr.
oics to become a big league man
ager. kid" Gleason has Just been
appointed to head tho Chicago
White Sox.
Gleason has acted for several
years as assistant manager and
there have been many who claimed
that II was he and not Rowland
who put the win in the White sox
OF 1911
Kid now has "A chance 10 show
who did H.
lie will make the White Hose a
different type Of manager than Il
has ever had.
For. like McGrsw and Jennings
Gleason Is a fighter. one who Is
out to win. and who never knows
his team Is beaten until the umr
sings the swan song on the last
batter.
by the way. the Kid is far from
being one: but at that he's only 81
years young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
Hurst Had Novel
Scheme for Speed

The late Tim Hurst. umpire. was
a past master In the art OF repartee.
President Ban johnson OF the
American league tells this one on
Sir Timothy:
Some years ago. when nearly all
pitchers were either using the spit
ball or taking f." says President
Johnson, II wrote my umpires ask.
ing for suggestions that might i'm.
prove the situation and help 10
quicken the action.
Hurst. after reading the reply OF
his umpire partner. wrote me thus:
I agree with the suggestions of
Umpire Connolly. ! can offer moth.
ing further
Then came . postscript which
said: II you are really In earnest,
Ban. about wanting to shorten the
games. why not try seven innings?' A."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
When Gleason
Was a Bat Boy

Gleason, tho OF aggressive type.
has a pleasing personality and an
even disposition. A little incident at
League park. Cleveland, some years
ago. shows Gleason's popularity
Manager Rowland was coaching at
fret base. Gleason at third.
On a close play at the plate. UNI
pire Tommy Connolly ruled In favor
OF Cleveland.
The Chicago batter who hit the
fsii that brought about the decision
had thrown HIS bat toward third as
he started for the plate 10 protest.
II wasn't their first offense during
that game. Connolly was peeved.
~ the two neared him, looking
ttraight at Gleason, he said:
Rowland IL thru and I hope you
rercly came up her to get that bat
uf Of the way
n Gleason took the cue and stayed
in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
EVERETT TRUE

Harry Anderson. Seattle sailor. Is
all set for his 40 with Willie Hoppe
the hammer and tongs fighter from
- Golden Gate. at the Crystal
ooI Tuesday.
Hoppe Is expected 10 arrive in Sc
hftle for the fray Sunday.
The local boy has been working
out at the naval training station.
and has been training with Frankie
Tucker and Leo Houek. who have
bsen giving him plenty OF sparring
practice. Anderson viii wind up his
training Sunday.
The bout should be 4 torrid affair.
for the winner will be matched with
lJohnny Mccarthy. for future
how. according TO the present dope.
/ In the seni-windup. Harry Giilum
ivan battle Fighting" Frankie Ne
lkeehan. a sailor at Bremcrtou. who
halls from Boston.
Gillum has won his way Into Sc
attic fight fans hearts with his
great showing against Jim Darcy
here last week. and local fistic fol.
lowers are anxious to get another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11

Making his second IL Fnsion of the
Northwest. Willie Hop c. the raring,
tearing Butchertown lightweight,
will take on Harry anderson. local
sailor. in the main event OF Austin
& Salts smoker TO be staged at the
Crystal pool Tuesday night.
Hoppe Is one of the best men of
his weight ever turned out on the
coast. He has met all OF the boys
and doesn't know what the word
quit is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
BY Altman
BY Ahern

Anderson will be a good match
for him. for the sailor has improved
wonderfully in the last year. He
put up a fine fight against McCar-
thy. the terrible motorman, few
weeks ago.
The interest in Tuesdays go will
be stronger than usual. for the win
ner in all probability will take on
Mccarthy the following week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
MILLIONAIRE
ICE SEPTET Is
WINNER, Al

VICTORIA. Jan. lin a fast
game. the Vancouver hockey squad
downed the Victoria team. goals TO
y. Ia tho second game Of the season
Rere Friday.
- The Victoria team played a fine
brand OF hockey. but were unable
to get the puck by Lehman. in the
Vancouver nets He played the star
game OF the evening. turning back
shot after shot
Moose" Johnson starred for the
home squad. while MacKay and
Taylor showed well for Vancouver.
The game was rough In the final
period. and many men were sent Off
the Ice. Stanley was the chief Of
fender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
Country Hay ana Grain
tpricca paid hoiesalsl
DUNN HOLDS UP DEAL,

President Jim Dunn OF Cleveland
doesn't expect TO make the Bobby
Roth trade. whatever It may be. un,
I'll the managers of tho two big
leagues get together In New York
Jan. IS. for their joint meeting.
Then he can meet them face "a
face and see who will make
him tho best offer.
He may also make other deals al
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
"N" .IINIORS WIN

The Y. NJ. G. a. Swastikas slipped
over a win on the Lincoln high
school basketball quintet Friday. at
the North End gymnasium. winning
27 to 3. Hesketh and Woodcock
starred for the winners. while Bass.
ford was the high school luminary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
VANCE GETS Y. N. JOB

Frank Vance. former Seattle Ath.
leuc club wrestling instructor. is to
take charge OF the Y. NJ. G. a. wres.
Ting department here. according to
Doc" Wells. physical director Of the
institution. lie succeeds Mike Har.
dy, former Washington wrestling
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
MITCHELL WINNER

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 11.--Rlchic
Mitchell, local lightweight. was Civ.
en- unanimous newspaper decision
over Sailor Friedman. OF Chicago. in
their l0round, no-declsion go here
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
YANkS TRAIN In EIORInA

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE New
York American league baseball club
viii train In Jacksonville. Fla. nc.
cording to Col. Jacob Rupert. presi.
dent Of the Yanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11

Jack Roy. the husky youngster
who sent curley valencourt 10 the
mat here Tuesday. should make good
with more experience. He Is a rug
ged boy. with a wallop in both mitts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11

Ole Hanson has held but two pub
lie offices In his life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11
The Summary

Scoring: Duthies- Manson. NJ
Donald. cosgrif. Kendall t2l. ski
ner a Eddy--Grant. Dowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11

Tho Largest Audience In the
Northwest Reads Star Want Ads
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-10
PENAL COLONY WILL BE
 REESTABLISHED BY MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, April TO- The abandoned penal colony on the group of islands off the coast of Topic, 'inown as Las Tres Marias, it is ex- pected, will be reestablished to accom- odate the small army of habitual crrm- nals which the police of the capital lave rounded up in their latest raids. A wave of holdups and robberies which recently swept Mexico City re- suited in a general cleanup whIcn. within less than few weeks, brvught n about 800 prisoners, many of whom had escaped from prison.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-10

American command here has organiz- ed special military patrols to main tain the discipline of the American soldiers, says the Golos Primorya in a recent issue. AS proof of the effect iveness of this service, the paper says that recently there has not been a single scandal in which an American soldier has been involved and the pop ulation of the outlying districts and the chief of the military has express ed their gratitude to Major Samuel Johnson, in command of the Amcri- can patrols. There are 10 patrols, each consisting of 5 men.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-10
JUNEAU MAN FATALLY
 BURNED

Charles OStrom, of the firm of Os- trom and Simpson, died in Juneau last week from injuries received in fire at his home.
 The details of the fire as taken from the Juenau Dispatch are as fol- lows:
 Ostrom had gone to one of the UD- per floor chambers to refill a kero- sene oil stove, and fed it with gaso. line by mistake.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-10

Neighbors were aroused by cries from the OstrOm home, and were mortified to sec Ostrom come plung- ing through the upper part of win dow with his clothing aflame and rrantically roll over and over in the snow. Harry Lucas and Bert Faulkner rushing over managed to extinguish the flames by covering Ostrom with snow.
 Investigations disclose following the explosion Ostrom attempted to smoth- er the flames by getting under the bed covers in the bedroom, where the ac- cident happened. Blinded by the smoke and gas he set the bed clothes afire. lie then rushed partly down the stairs, plunCing through part of a window to thc yard In his frantic effort to react a snow bank ho simply made wild plunge. It was here the neighbors managed to assist him.
 Ostom was able to walk to the hos pital although suffering frightfully from the burns on his face and hands
 The ncighbors also managed to pu; out the fire in the bedroom before the fire department arrived. Mrs. Ostrolc vas hystcrcal from fright over the accident but is resting easy today.
 It was remarkable the fight Ostrom made both in the room and in tn" snowbank before assistance reached him. As a result of his plunge through the window he suffered several cut on the head.
 SPECIAL MILITARY PATROL
 ORGANIZED BY AMERICANS
 VLADIVOSTOK, April 1O-- Tie
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-10

vLADWOsTOK, April lO- Tie
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-08
SOCIAL AND PERscIAL
Calendar

SdieHuaT
|, Monday afternoon the d. A. n
vii meet with Mrs. E. T. Barnam al
2:3O. !,
Monday afternoon The Piano Club
will meet with Miss Margaret Tel
ford in the campus.
Tuesday afternoon the Pirate
Bridge will meet with Mrs. NJ, C.
Kellogg at 2 o'clock.
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock The
Calvary Baptist church will have theil
bazaar in Muncy's Windows.
Wednesday afternoon the Cccilian
Club will meet with Miss Emma
Watts at 2:30.
Thursday evening at Z o'clock
prayer service at Calvary Baptist
church.
Friday afternoon at 2:30, The
Woman's Missionary Society of The
First Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. Shelton Saufey.
Friday afternoon at o'clock The
Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. M. A. Lynn at Sullivan Hall.
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
choir practice at First Baptist church.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-08

COMPLETE CHANGE In PROGRAM DAILY
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-08
Inauguration ceremonies.
THURSDAY

Inauguration ceremonies.
Mrs. William Woods Taylor, Mrs
Jonah Scrivncr. and Miss Louise
Scrivner all of Lexington, were here
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Silas
Alexander, Sunday.
DR., R. E. Million has rented the
handsome residence of DR.. d. ]. Will
liars, known as the w. w. Pigg pro.
perty on West Main street, now oc-
cupied by Mr., j. H.. Oldham. ant
family. Mr.. Oldham will move t.
his handsome home just completed or
West Main street.
Mrs. c. d. Traylor, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
L. w. Fish, of Grab Orchard, re-
turned to Richmond this mcfii-
ing. Her pretty little grand
daughter, Miss Mary Margaret
Fish, accompanied her for visit.
Stamford Journal. 49,
Mcssrs. Sam Deatheragc, OF
Richmond, Monte Fox, of Dan
vile, Sam Mcdowell, of Dan
vile, and w. |. Johns, OF Allen
dale, S, G., all big cattle men,
were in the city this morning.
Several Of them lad Just recent
ly returned from the lnterna-
tional Stock Show ut Chicago.
They say it was a great show
Stanford Journal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-08

FRIVOLOUS AND JAzzY BEAUTY CHORUS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-08
aiken possession Of the brick

taken possession of the brick q
dcnce on Glyndon avenue, he boua
of Mrs. v. H. Hobson.
Miss Lucy Brandehburgh 8
leased her furnished residence
Third street to MIR. and Mrs. r. ID
Pettus, of Virginia, who will be n
during the tobacco season. y
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-08
RESIDENCES, CHANGES

Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Mckinney are
moving this week into the beautiful
residence on Woodland, he bought of
Mr. James Deatheragc in the early
fall.
p Mr.. and Mrs. j., S. Sewell have