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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11
TRACK TRIALS
HELD SATURDAY
RoCkne will Start SprinterS in
Time Events Preparatory
to the Drake Relays.
By Charles \. Crimes.

Trials for the Drake relay gaines
are on the board for SATURDAY At
Notre Dame The score or more
track candidates who have been
practicing outdoors for the past two
weeks arc gradually rounding into
form and Rockne expects 30 be able
TO get "A line on their respective abil-
tiles Saturday afternoon
The Drake relay games this wear
have hundreds of entries. Three
classes, high school. college and uni
versity cards, are on the bill for the
two DAYS Of semi-hnals The semi
finals begin next Friday afternoon
and the hnals start Saturday after
noon. Practically all Of the confer
ence teams VIII send Representatives.
Notre Dame will enter a two-mile
team and possibly a mile team
should the saturday workout war
rant. Representatives for other
events may also accompany Rockne
and his players, provided they show
TO ADVANTAGE IN the local trials.
Two years ago Metre Dame took
the tWO-mile event and set up a new
mark. Meehan and AICDonough. OF
that winning aggregation are back
an school and with several capa BILE
newcomers are figuring on showing
that the twO-mile relay is d Notre
Dame event. Meredith. cousin or
the famous Ted. and an exception
ally fast middle distance man. is one
of the newcomers. "Hic" Sweeney
Former South Bend high miller and
monogram man foI y. ID. last year.
is another of the relay possibilities.
Colgan, a sophomore, Is also a mid
ole distance man wnO has demon
strated his wares hereabouts. Van
Wonterghen, star miller for the var
sity last year, is a logical choice for
one of the positions on the two-mile
relay team. but an injury TO his foot
has kept him out of practice for sew
eral weeks. The foot is not vet
strong. Last year il gave him con
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11
burg Pirates Play Here Easter Monday

siderable trouble. too. but ne finally
worked into shape and cleaned up o.
several occasions for Notre Dame
Gnhllan. the husky all-arourg
prodigy. has been out for tNo weeks.
hurting the discus, putting the shot
and throwing the hammer When
not otherwise engaged he takes a
turn in the Jumping pit and clears
the hurdles as a side-liuer.
Baseball men had r. fairy ligh-
workout yesterday afternoon. sever
az of The outneIders getting a das
off The infielders went through "a
batting and fielding practice. how
ever. and the pitchers who reported
got enough 10 keep their wings la
shape.
Arrangements are heinz made for
q return same with Goats specials
for next Saturday afternoon. Al
though unable TO get all his stars to-
settler for return match. Goat
hopes 60 bring out a team capable
of Duplicating the feat Of last sur
DAY afternoon The argument
should ue strong. Notre Dame .s
anxious FOR the affair. and players
claim the series VIII stand al one-aH
Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11
JIMMY AND COATS
HAVE BIC CAME
Scoops Carey and Smoky City
Crew Are to Appear Here

Mgr Hugo Bezdek and his Pitts
ourgh Pirates will play the Jimmy
and Goat Specials on Cartier field
cerding 20 a wire received 1ate
Thursday night by Goat Anderson.
manager OF the Specials.
This game VIII hold huge
amount Of interest for local ball
fans. owing 20 the fact that scoops .
Carey, former South Bend player
and star batsman Of the Pirate crew
viii be on the job. also that Goat
Anderson. former Pittsburgh out
nelder. will be on the bench direct
ing the movements Of his team, ana
should the necessity arise. he may
be depended upon TO grab a bat and
step up TO the plate as "A pinch
hitter.
In former years the local cigar
merchant was the nemesis Of OPP
posing pitchers. and there are still
many members playing with whom
Goat cavOrted about the diamond.
IL il also the first time in years
that a big league ball team has been
Induced 10 visit South Bend. and the
match win doubtless attract the at
tentiOn OF thousands Of fans from
all parts of Indiana
The lineup Of the Specials has not
yet been decided upon. although the
chances are that Swede Edgren Will
be used on the mound. The former
Notre Dame star demonstrated that
ne is I'm t;is pink OF condition when
he had his former mates SCATTERING
the air with their bats for six in
nings last Sunday.
Mgr. Anderson also announced
last night that a return game with
the Notre Dame varsity team would
be staged next Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock at Notre Dame. Members
Of the team will start active train
ing for the Pittsburgh game today.
several Of the men having signifed
their intention OF working out daily
In order 10 give the Pirates a run
for their money. II is just possible
that with Edgren in form the major
league boys will have some difficulty
in fathoming his stock OF twisters-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11

Spartanburg S. c., April H.
New York Nationals, 4 s.; o; Boston
americans, 1; 6; 3. Barnes. G.. Smith
and r. Smith: Jones. Shea. Mcneil
and Walters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11
6y Charles Ghlck) G1ana. ck

them through thick and thin. why
shouldn't we" they argue. Time and
again they have learned the posi-
bilities of their pets. and "A fOndness
grows for the clubs that becomes in
time devotion. 1t is a human sort
of thing.
The club passes through many of
the vicissitudes of a human being;
il has its sickness and its accidents,
its youth and its old age. But if we
care to keep up our game we must
realize that there comes time
wien these favorite old clubs lose
their usefulness.
] speak feelingly for / have pass
ed through the whole experience.
Urp to 1916 my clubs had a very in
teresting history They had come
to me through a period of y years
and were what l called the survival
of the fittest. In the early days
when / was able TO own only club
or so. l did not of course, have an
opportunity 10 select. There is an
only saying that practice makes per
feet and il stands TO reason that the
longer that you practice a shot with
a club the more nearly perfect 1t can
be made. and uncOnsciously you &C
uuire the proper way of humoring
the weaknesses of the club. Conse-
ouentlv we deceive ourselves and It
takes a big defeat to bring home to
us the fact that we are working with
defective tools. I we'll remember
the old "Carew," a 80 cent putting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11

YOU are better equipped tnan your
opponent you have a distinct ad-
vantage.
Golfers say that when YOU make
a bad shot you should never blame
your club, and TO be frank ! ADMIT
that i'm most cases the blame rests
with the player, but il is wise TO Sc
lect your clubs so carefully that no
shadow of blame can attach 10 them.
There is nothing like locating accu-
rately ones trouble. and. of course,
there are many clubs with which
good shots cannot be made. The
chief reason that many players never
have good clubs is that they start
with bad ones and grow so accus-
toned TO the peculiarities or their
particular clubs that they stick to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11
Games

Jacksonville, Fla, April II. -
Brooklyn Nationals, @; z; o; New
York Americans, ,; - l. Galore.
Cheney and Kruger; quinn, Shore
and Ruel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11
CONCERNING GOLF CLUBS.

The wise golfer
is careful to start
the season with
his clubs in good
shape. / cannot
reiterate the i'm
portance of this
too often. and il
is to the care in
the selection of
golf clubs that l
attribute a great
deal of Whatever
success has come
10 me. Clubs are
your implements
Of warfare and if
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11
BOWLING SCORES =

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11
FOOLIsHNiENT

With Charley one evening sat NcL.
They talked and they spOOnej some
as well
Her brother yelled Hey.
NOuse two break away
And the poor. frightened girl said.
ON. heavens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11

To tear asphalt paving between
street car rails "a California man has
invented a sort OF scoop that can
be mounted in front of car into
which the asphalt is almost auto
matically loaded
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11

The yate, one of Australia's nu-
merous hard woods seems 10 be the
strongest known timber. with an av-
erage tensile strength Of $4,000
pounds to the square inch and
maximum as high as 35.O0O-about
equal to cast and wrought iron.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11

horse racing is more popular than
in any other part Of the world
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-11

cleek that ] dropped one StiU night
in Long Island sound. As hours after
Fred HerreshOff had defeated me
at Apawamis-a beating that was all
on the green's
Then there was the Turpie
mashie, really a lofter. which was
very light and grew more so from
the thousands Of shots ] hit with it
and the many times } shine" it. II
played the shot I laid most stress on
hence the unusual wear and tear.
Then there was the old midiron that
the members of the Old Edgewater
declared that ] slept with. and its
constant companionship between my
home and the links gave me an ac-
quantance with il which would have
led me 10 accept a challenge from
any one in the world 10 one-clu 10
match.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03
BY Marie Rowe Dunbar. i'm the
Tacoma Ledger,

How will you have your oysters?
20 lympia an d hyphenated, :"
breathes the oyster gourmand in a
satisfied manner Translated into
the terms of the non-oyster feeding
public this would mean that the per-
son ordering means that he wants
Olympia-grown oysters. Get the hy-
phen and just why it is called the
hyphenated oyster?
Yes, the months with the RS are
here and the oysters are with US
again. This gamy favored sea food
that has captured the eating public is
making a more popular run this year
than ever before.
The Olympia-grOwn oyster that is
known for it's delicious flavor. it's
smallness of size, and the peculiar
way in which it grows on Oyster,
Shelton, Mud and South bays is at
your service.
Struggled deep down in the clean
and shell strewn beds the peaceful,
shy Olympia oyster yearly represents
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03
On lime at the states beds in Shelton

on lime at the states beds in Shelton
bay.
A portion of Mr.. Bucey's report fol
lows:
The lined beds showed the shells
of the growing oyster to be of a
bright. vigorous color and the water
clear, while those that We're not lined
showed shells more of the dark brown
color.
The finest specimens | found near
where the sacked lime had been
placed. The sacks are about all gone
the lime causes the disintegratiOn of
the sacks, but the low hillock of lime
original amount. The specimen
brought back with ME and examined
under magnifying glass. Spat
forming oysters can be seen on old
shells and other matter. 1t is my
judgment that two years from next
June the lined beds will show double
the amount of oysters. and they will
be superior to those where no lime is
used.
81 regret that there were no east.
ern oysters transplanted under the
lined beds as the eastern oysters re-
quire eight times more lime than our
native oysters do"
In October, 1915, the Olympia Oys-
ter Growers & Dealers Association
was formed to secure better methods
for cultivation, to create a friendly
feeling among the oyster men. to dis.
cuss problems that daily are present.
ed to the oyster men, and to try to
keep up the sanitary conditions under
which the oyster is grown. The con-
ditions under which the Olympia oys.
ter is grown are among the most san
itary in the world.
Keep Price Stable.
The association has done a great
deal toward establishing a uniform.
ity of price and method of selling In
former years the price fluctuated with
the demand that was made for this
sea food. Now the dealers keep the
price just the same despite the high
demand or the lessening of the call
for oysters. The association has also
secured the use of a uniform sized
sack for sacking the oysters.
Officials of the Olympia Oyster
Growers & Dealers Association are
DR.. George w. Ingham. president;
Joe Deer. vice president; J. J. Bren.
ner. treasurer; E. N Steele, secre.
tary; Joe Deer, j. J. Bremen, e. B.
Taylor, J. H. Blass and Dr. Ingham,
trustees.
-Four thousand more sacks of
oysters were put out in the last sea
son than in former years." said Mr..
Steele. secretary of the association
Since the big freeze in January,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03

1916. when thousands upon thou
sands of dollars worth OF damage was
done to the oyster beds. the output
has not been as high. Each year
however, it has increased, until this
year l believe that it will be almost
normal
Last year more than 10000 sacks
of oysters We're shipped from the
Olympia oyster beds and this year the
number will total more. Nearly 400
acres OF oyster land is under cultiva-
ton at the present time on which the
Olympia oytsers are grown. In the
last three years IS to 100 acres of
land have been diked and levelled
This alone will greatly increase
the production of oysters. The oyster
beds in many instances have patrols
who fight off the enemies of the oys-
ter, such as the scooter duck, the star
fish and the blue bills The oyster
production ought to be normal again
by next year and in the next two
years far exceed its former produc-
ton.
"Oyster culture is being developed
more each year. There is not an oys.
ter man who has all his land devol-
Oped. The real development of the
oyster has come within the last 10
years"
More than 100000 has been
spent in the development of the oys-
ter beds upon which the Olympia
oyster is grown.
The price of labor on the beds and
the price of culling and sorting the
oysters has doubled. Today a laborer
is paid $2.35 for culling sack of
oysters. A man with the help of his
wife can easily Gull % sacks a week
A sack of oysters now sells for $11.
This has been the price for the last
two years. For some time before that
they were $3.50 sack.
Despite the high cost of labor it
looks like the price of oysters is not
going to soar in proportion with the
airplane fight taken in the costs OF
other foods.
And, just minute, Miss Dietician
and Mrs. Housewife. listen to what
the learned scientist says. He quotes
thus:
1.-The oyster is the cleanest of all
sea foods. 1t contains as much or
more nourishment as milk, strawber-
ries, celery and other uncooked foods
used for food consumption
Mr. Steele also explains that since
the white man took over the cultiva-
ton of the oysters it has been man.
aged on a more thrifty basis.
Small Ones Saved.
Formerly the Indians would gath
err lot of the oysters" said Mr.
J Steele, they would sort them out and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03

throw the small ones away, leaving
them to die on the shores. If this
method had gone on for many more
years the oyster industry would have
fallen to a minimum. Now the oys-
tiers are culled and the Young oysters
are returned to the beds and receive
their full growth"
In the days Of old the oyster grow
or glanced at the calendar. glanced at
the sky, glanced at the water and or
dered his "cultch" of old shells
thrown on the beds for the baby oys-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03

ter.s 70 fasten to. Now he takes a
fine microscope. fine gauze net and
determines the exact time for the OPP
Grafton.
The oyster grower thus prevents
The great mortality Of oyster larvae
which would occur if he threw the old
shells in too late for me little oyster
to attach TO, or if he threw them in
so early that they became covered
with moss and slime before the baby
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03

Continued on Page Ten.
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De nve N~siuranoereoler.

Sra M%oiblr9ton me0oelea, at De
me HegIer, iom nil BIZ bciulgt pe0
lloite0elien al &c INC 2iu8os luruuce.
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fife betaler Erpmjcrne.
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til iaIialo m6er enb0er G~mitPn6ig'
beo al boIOe iiue arigspOllcer ceo-
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Suer iorat iltpge hiem paaItuor. az
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observation-disclosures grIfer Of
bore ira ~islgenoe 10 SlasIer al Ser.
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til 9rbeiOe, iom trpnSer iri 9ebaHo'
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bar ioranoret line 4oreSier. % iom
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/ gureouet iortioen opbobet ouer
10000 Gbecf3 iii Te%riouer. iom er
ilptteoe uoen at opsipe ltne me
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Deroens p0Ioiolte
Krissifib.

Nep Yorf Ben 3Ote 9lpril. &c
6oreneoe Staters SuperoreaOnalIgbt
"SenneSiee", &eroenS pGIoi9ite
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Wtarinell5 &erft berlteo3 i Soerprr
al oper 10000 Silifuere. Sfibet bar
ct 0eplacement al $4,000 Con %
bill flilbt fPrbi9 foite ca. $4,000.
900.
"GaabsbonoIingen" uoferte8 al
@lluernsret al Stater SenneaIees
Is Ior gontle Cater, Dfti5 &eIcn
Hoberts, JONI, ioct aolosien maicitu.
tiff CLEO neO pon 8anoet, frpffeoc
Ell Gbanlpngneilnife og loo SSuoboI-
bet IpruOle no oUcr gauger.
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pernsr Hoberta al SeitncSIec, hans
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1917. Get bar cit Spngbc al 624
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&auoet. Oct fur gisre Ell 6art al
81 Wil / Simen.
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Kriesasiurancen

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Solpletterne.

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nom, Eroi. George e. Sale, Ser
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paa Dor Slooe, men AZ Ct iaa ubpre
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Oct mooerne 2lrtilleri.

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al enOel oiiicieIIe Spgoper, Iont
l9oar acknowledgements al grneoe.
partcmentet. Sfnlge oisle Cpgouer
lteg oct maaneolige EroiettiIlorbrltg
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600 / 1918.
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non on 9ngcu foreget Jig ira 4 /
@orgerfrigen til 80 / Ser0eustri.
gers itoitc Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

mislpffet Sorieg pao al itorme 80
litieta Sopeofoartcr. Oo Socialiitfc
reren ~ tioliscre Soc;oIiittanoiont
for Mapor, &. &. &~ltthenber9, blep
orrciteret % inoiat / NoIitinrrclnu.
Sc llroligbeoer, Iou falrpt Stco i
&per / andre Sele al &anoct bar al
iorboIo5uis ringc 9~etuoniig % be.
itoo bopeoIaselig ! Iarucrbc Gcmon-
itrationcr, slrbeio9ne0Ip9geIler, OF.
bioiellbe Salcr, o.iu.
Yaa ct MasIemSbe / 0enper, So.
dorado, blep Der paa ct Woslernebe
al Iocialiitiife Nrbeiocre peotaget
HcloIiltioner meo Sorlangenoc ON
s%llrerfieuoelie al Den r~ltsiiife Soviet
regiering % on Sen picbIiffelige
6rigipelie al eugene Y. 0cbS og on.
ore HaoifaIere % 2rl1iler on ell
@e1teralitreif al ole Sernbancarbei.
oere / 2anbet, ifalo Serrbanerltc at,
ter opergapes til line pripote Giere.
SorIenoeIicn al &cIpeoesnraifiner
iii forifieuige S~tat3npno, Nolitifc.
re % andre / irenlragenoc Stiuin-
ger betragtes oeIoa iom ct SEQ / De
ior Seiringer al Den internationaIc
NrbeioerOag ~planlogte 0emonitra.
tlolter.
Cen isrite al biSic Bomber bIep
ieltot til DIE SunIon, ScottIc5 be,
rsrlte Wapor, lpm imioIertio life
Dor tilitcoc, ga ban bar oragct uiiteo
paa Ell aampasne for 6~ribeoSloa.
net. @ontbeu erplooereoc life. Soo.
piot oioc3 er Ser finn ell al Sc Bonn.
Der, iom bleo befor0ret nlco Toiten,
Iorl bar erplooerd % 9iort nogell
Sfaoe. Get bar ber, iom bIep Icnot
til ibp. 6orbrnbs ielator SbonlaS
W. Sarbmicfs &ultrlt, Iom blcu
ilemt forbr9not / gniigtet, og bpiS
SleneItepigc lit be9ge S9noer are
bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

rantereoe Gri8 al S226 pr. 9uIhel,
%poerllgere &ann III DC aulere0e Sau.
DC % H~e9lcrln9ena oroinpre. lsben.
De llogirter, Der un0raoer iii ON.
trent s., 900 100000 ont 4aret.