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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-30


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Ralph Wileman
Alumni Banquet, High School Gym
nasium, Thursday evening, June 5th.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-10-09
p E A c. E !!

A signal for the Great Start!
A-message that electrifes the world,
opening a new flood Of life for the
nations of five continents.
Acall that stirs the blood Of stagnant races;
rekindles the fires of those stricken; I'M
leashes the Juggling forces Of civilization;
commands all mankind to do its best.
A challenge to us Americans to put forth
our supreme endeavor; to safeguard the
Lynden Departr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Between Strikes

Either the fickleness of fate or poor
bowling caused the downfall of the
two K Of c. bowling teams in the
City league at the Twigg alleys last
night-probably both of them-when
the Feltman Tramps won straight
from the K. Of G. No. I, and the
A. S. M. five pulled two out of three
from the X. of c. No. 2. In the K.
of c. No. 1-Feltman Tramp set some
form was displayed by the Tramps,
running two of the three games into
the 900 class. The A. 8. NIX of C..
No. struggle, however, revealed moth
ing spectacular; in fact, it was just
the opposite, for the scores rolled by
either team were far below the ave-
rag.
Too much hanksgiving-and not
enough practice.
We have always been a firm be-
lever in the doctrine Of IF you hit
'em right, you'll get EN-" but we are
not quite so firm in this belief now,
after watching the breaks which the
K. Of c. No. got last night. Time
seemed to be against them. Time
and again we saw Jimmy Quinlivan
plant his ball between the 1 and g.
which looked to be a perfect hit, but
invariably he left up the 10 pin.
Ray Lichtenfels also got credit for
three $40 pin splits, which would in
dictate that Ray was hitting them in
the proper place, and with the bene.
fit of break now and then, might
have made a better showing
Speaking of splits, Bob Huffman
and Pete Meyers gave us a little
exhibition of perfect control by max
ing the 81 split.
OF course our old friend Mike KEEL
ley was not forgotten by the Goddess
of Splits" for Mike was favored with
9 of them in his three games.
After rolling miserable score in
his first game, Bob Huffman came
| back with 234 score in the final
game, taking credit for high indi
vidual score for the evening.
But you will have to hand it tc
that boy Ellis-There are very few Of
US who can pick out any pin of the
10 and make it. Yet, after looking
over the scores made by Ellis, we are
inclined to believe that Ellis made
this a practice last evening. We no
ticed he got 80 Of the wooden mer
in his second game last night. Don,
mind that old man-there are lots Of
us who are in your class-and ever
the best of US have our off nights
We still recommend more practice
for the X. of C. No. team. Yor
have a splendid team. Joe. if you car
get together. Just remember thai
practice makes perfect.
| Phil Mercurio's round house" curve
must belong to the miners union, fol
we did not see it working last night
And what became of Jack Groan'!
Skinny" ball?
Don't forget the big practice gam
next Monday night, fellows.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
King Stars in Thanksgiving
Bowling I Tournament Here

The Thanksgiving tournament
which began last Monday night at the
Twigg alleys closed Thursday night.
The tournament was not as well pat
ronized as it might have been, due
probably to the fact that the opening
night witnessed some pretty big
scores, King piling up 66S pins in the
singles, which Big Boy Ellis shattered
with 675 the same evening.
Walt Bennett and Evans gathered
1858 in the doubles Monday night,
which remained high score until
Roy Slade and Jack Stonecipher, with
a handicap of 80 pins, rolled 1878 in
the doubles. Thanksgiving day was
the big day, though, for all the scores
that won were rolled then, King
sweeping down us pins in the singles,
and Mike Kelly, with the aid of King
as his PARTNER, stepped into the dou
bles with a total of 1880 naples
Ducky Sherer won high individual
score with 25S pins for one game
Rolling the classiest games ever roll
ed on any Richmond alleys, and
showing perfect control at all times
Arthur King rang up an average OF
223 for nineteen games Thanks ivine
day, showing consistency throughout
his high score being 247 and his low
score 2O5. "Kingie" deserved to win
the singles, as we'll as his share in the
doubles. Plans for a Christmas tourn
ament are under way, and arrange
ments are being made which will in
vite the consideration of more bowl
ers. as liberal handicaps are being
cnsidered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Football Fatalities Light:
Open Game is Praised

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-Football, the
toughest Of American outdoor sports,
claimed victims during the 1919 sea-
son, which practically closed with
Thanksgiving day games, according to
reports to The Associated Press today.
The number of deaths-the lowest in
years-was less than in 1918 and z
under the toll Of two years ago. There
were IS lives lost during the 1916 sea-
son, and 16 in 1915.
Development Of the open style of
play. to supplant the dangerous smash.
ing game, is mainly responsible for
the decreasing number of fatalities in
the opinion Of gridiron experts. The
dangers of a dozen years ago, when
the old style smashing game included
hurdling. flying tackles and vicious Of
fensive tactics have been almost en-
tirely eliminated In the new style OF
football, with corresponding decrease
in the number Of deaths.
Virtually all Of the victims Of the
1919 season were players not partici
pating in games conducted under strict
physical requirements. Defenders OF
the popular college sport pointed out
that, with one exception. the victims
were high school players who entered
the games without expert training.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
|EARLHAM PLACED
HIGH IN INDIANA

Eariham has been picked by state
critics for second berth In the !. c. A.
L. race, and fourth place in the list
Of Indiana colleges making the best
showing during the 1919 sridiron
season.
Notre Dame IL unanimously selected
as having the leading Indiana eleven
and one of the greatest in the whole
country. Indiana and Purdue are
picked for an equal share Of the sec
ond berth. Wabash and franklin are
said to be of about equal strength Al
though on comparative scores Wa
bash appears the stronger.
Move 10 ,Praised.
Then Earlham by its great scrap
against Wabash and it, victories over
Franklin and Butler. is accorded
fourth place without any encum-
brances. Everyone is predicting a
great season for the Quaker aggrega-
ton next season and Coach Move is
given praise for the showing made b.
the Quaker eleven this season.
Franklin is picked as an occupant
for fifth place. followed by Rose Poly
in sixth. Hanover and Butler are un-
disputed cellar champs. These two
teams were unable to win q game al!
season and in the scrap where they
clashed with each other. the game re
suited in a 0 to 0 score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29

must be set 50 as to be in contact.
Should the lamp light at all these
points the trouble Is in the interrupt
er, and we must be sure that the
points are opening and closing
properly.
Should you have made the spark
test to see II the ignition was o. *,
and have gotten a spark. and. at the
same time. feel certain that the mix
ture is not at fault. then you will have
to look for q break or slipping of
some part Of the engine. For ex-
ample, the distributor may have slip.
ped on its shaft, and thus cause the
spark to be out Of time. When this
happens it will be accompanied by q
series Of carburetor and muffler ex'
plOsions as q rule.
1t would be well for readers to prac
] tice the steps for trouble-hunting given
above. We will next take up failure to
start and missing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Baseball Team to
be Organized In City

Representatives Of factories were
present at q meeting in the Y. NJ. c.
A. Friday evening to organize IN in
dustrial indoor baseball league. An
other meeting will be held next FRI
day evening to work out q schedule.
and the representatives Of the pro
posed teams will hand In . list OF
eligible players.
It Is planned to have the games
play on either Monday or Wednesday
evenings. and X. w. Harding says the
league will probably get under way
about December %.
Ten teams will probably compose
the league at the start, as the Starr
Piano has expressed . desire Of being
represented by two teams. The In
dianapolis Glove and the johnson
Metal are going to pool resources and
enter the league as one team. X. w
Harding Is trying to induce either the
Swayne-Robinson or Natco factories
to complete the ten club league.
The industrial concerns represented
at Fridays meeting are: Starr Piano
A. S. NJ, Wayne Works. F. and N.
Malleable, Jenkins-Vulcan. William.
Furniture, johnson Metal and the In
dianapolis Glove.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29

Trouble-hunting consists Of a pro-
cess OF elimination. both by reasoning
and by testing. Gasoline engine trou-
bles might be divided into a number
OF classes; namely, engine stops while
running smoothly; engine fails to
start; engine misses; engine does not
develop full power. Let US first take
up the sudden stopping of the engine.
Suppose the car has been running
along finely at good clip and then
suddenly stops. What would we do?
First of all we would think of the
three essentials, namely: compression,
mixture and ignition, and then reason
or talk to ourselves somewhat as fol-
lows:
Can compression loss be the cause
of the stopping? No, all four cylin-
ders will not lose their compression
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Bowling Notes

Both X. Of c., teams in the City
Bowling League are going to hire an
alley and spend all day Sunday prac.
ticing on how to make strikes and
spares for Friday night the lodgemen
put up the worst exhibition Of bowl
ing they have displayed all year.
Feltman's Tramps took all three con.
tests from the Kaysee Number 1 and
the A. s. M. won out Of 3 from the
second division. The A. s. M. Quin'
tet did not show much better form
than did their opponents but managed
to win 2 contests. Way annexed high
score and average this trio Of games.
az he upset 1874 pins in the first game
and averaged 181.
Todd. Of the Tramps, took high Az
erage with a total of 579 pins al
though his teammate, Hoffman, gar
nered SIS. Hoffman annexed high
score. however, when he upset 234
pins in the third contest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Greensboro Wins From
Economy; Score is 1916

Greensboro staged thrilling last.
minute rally and won an IS to 16
game from the Economy quintet at
Greensboro, Friday evening. The visit
ing team was in the lead by points
until the last four minutes, when the
Greensboro forwards connected with the
basket for 3 markers that put the
game on ice. Cook and Lindley seemed
to outshine the rest of the winners.
Next Friday evening, Greensboro
will try to continue it's winning
streak at the expense Of Centerville
at Centerville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29

closing nothing, our trouble is either
due to a wire being broken inside its
insulation, or to failure Of one OF
the units. We must, therefore, now
hunt by making tests. For this pur-
pose it would be we'll to carry in
your tool kit testing lamp. as shown
in the illustration. This can also be
used as a trouble lamp to give light
at night.
The systematic trouble-hunter IL
the quick trouble-finder, so the next
thing to do is to determine the order
| of the units in the circuit. Let US as
sumo that we have distributor
system in which the current goes
from the battery to the switch; then
the coil, then the interrupter and hack
through the ground to the battery
| We would first then test the battery
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29

by holding one wire Of our testing
lamp to the positive pole of the bat
terry, and the other to the negative.
If the lamp lights the battery is o.
K. II it fails to light. the battery is
the trouble. AS the connecting links
between the various cells may
have become loosened we will have to
try them. The next step would be to
, test each cell, as one may be bad.
Should this be the case this cell can
be cut out and the remaining cells will
probably give enough current to get
us home. In the case of discharged
storage battery. dry cells can be sub
stitutcd for it. but when this is done
the generator must be disconnected.
The battery being o. X, we will
next test between the battery and the
ground; thus, if the positive of the
battery is grounded we will hold one
wire of the testing lamp against the
negative terminal of the battery and
the other against some clean metal
part of the engine or frame. This
will tell us whether or not the ground
ed wire is broken or the connections
! bad. The ground being o. X. we will
next hold one wire Of the testing lamp
against the ground and the other
! against the terminal post of the switch
! where the wire from the battery is
| connected to it.
After testing the wire to the switch
we will test the switch, by holding one
OF our testing lamp wires against the
binding post at the switch for the
wire which goes to the coil, and the
other against the ground. If the lamp
fails to light the switch is at fault, as
we saw that we were getting current
to it. After testing the switch we can
test in the same way the wire going
into the coil, that coming out and that
connected to the interrupter. In test
ing the interrupter, the brea ker points
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Em-Roes Ring Up Win
Ouer Lanier Fiue, 1925

The third straight win Of the season
was rung up by the Richmond EN-
Roes. with Lanier high. at Lanier,
Friday evening with the long end of a
SO to 26 score. The winners were
handicapped by the small size of the
floor, and the game was in doubt until
the last few minutes Of play, when
the superior pass work and goal Shoot.
ing of the Richmond aggregation tri
umphed.
Shell Simmons, and Herb" Bulach
starred for the Em-Roe, while Hamm
came near bringing home the bacon
for the losers, as he scored IL points.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
IT IS A PLEASURE FOR NE rc

add my testimonial to the hundreds
that bespeak the praise OF DR.. Burk-
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gists. which is undoubtedly the great
est medicine known to the present
age. Not only what have experience
ed with this world.fAmous remedy
furnished me confidence to declare its
great virtues, but my acquaintance
are more eloquent In its praise. I was
cured Of lumbago and govt In 80 days.
e. s. Crowel. Urbana, Ohio.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
EN- PRE-
CLUB PLANS BOXING SHOW

Plans are being arranged by the
Richmond Athletic club for boxing
show which may be staged In the coli
scum on or around Dec. Is. Jack Les
lie, claimant of the colored heavy
weight championship Of Indiana, Yam
kee Druley, Bud Wallace, Joe Walter,
Of Connersviile and Kid Thomas, OF
Anderson, are probable performers on
the bill. An effort will be made to
obtain Sam Langford as an opponent
for Leslie.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
MEASLES

Brazilian Balm prevents
Measles, Scarlet Fever,
Mumps, Chicken Pox and all
other Contagious diseases. Il
also kills. the germs and
CURES in 3 or 4 days. Inev.
er allowed them to enter my
family. B. F. Jackson, pro-
prietor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
ARMY AND NAVY
READY TO MEET

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Unsettled
weather early today with prospects of
rain, failed to dampen the enthusias m
of the $4,000 ticket holders for the an
nual football battle between the Army
ing the night made the gridiron heavy
and slippery condition that handi.
opolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
CHURCH MEET PLANNED

The regular quarterly meeting of
Middleboro and Chester Methodist
churches will be held next Tuesday
evening in Middleboro. The Rev
Somerville Light will preach the ser.
mon Of the evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
totals. .7S1 TAT 1888

Team totals. .781 TAT 1873
High average-Way 1871; high score,
Way, 1874.
Captain, Walter Boyce demonstra-
ted to the men composing the Ken
lucky teams of the A. s. NJ. league
Friday night, that the Empire quintet
was easily the class of the league. In
cidentally Reds cohorts walked off
with all three games, although the
second contest was won by l lone pin.
High average and high score were car
ried by Captain Boyce, his average
being 100, while 1856 in the third con-
test gave him high score. Gardner
was the most consistent bowler for
the losers. as he averaged las.
The score follows:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
HACERSTOWN BEATS
NEWCASTLE, 1870

HaEerstown came from behind in
the last 8 minutes Of play and won a
hard fought game from Newcastle, %
to 20, at Hagerstown. Friday evening.
At the end OF the first half the score
was IL to In Newcastle's favor, but
rapid goals by Murray, Teetor, Leavell
and Root put the home team in the
lead. Newcastle staged a determined
rally in the last minutes and con.
nected with the basket twice but that
was the extent of their rally. The
winners majority would probably have
been q much larger majority had not
the Hagerstown team work been OF.
Leavell and Murray were the most
accurate basket hitters for Hagers.
town, while Steele and Rowels dis
played the best form for the losers.
The lineup and summary:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
The Automobile Simplified

By FREDERICK c. GUERRILCH, NJ E.
Make This Your Automobile Correspondence School
automobile discussed
~ q understand them
Palladium each Sat
0uerch It.
section
Of he auto under
c. Gusrlich
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
III IT'S 807
an 146. 917 921 963

High avera ge-Hoffman, 1893; Todd.
1873; high score, Hoffman, 234.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-17
NINE GAME
PLAN EQUAL
FOR TEAMS
Nv JACK vEIocx

International News s. Sport Edttor.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE extension
Of the worlds series to nine games will
work no especial advantage for either
the Reds or the White Sox.
This is the joint opinion of Kid
Gleason and Pat Moran, who will lea9
the rival teams in the post season clash
this year:
Two game added to the series limit
will not bother the White Sor at ALL
said Gleason today After playing
through a long season and meeting so
many good teams, two games more or
less mean nothing to us. Personally 7
believe that the seven game limit should
have been SLOWED to stand because I
think seven games are plenty TO test the
plenty of pitchers. Cicotte, Williams,
Kerr and James can be depended on 10
handle the pitching end of 1t and then
We have Loudermilk and Wilkinson be-
Sides
Pat Moran, whose Reds have Just gone
over the top. expressed his opinion TO
the International News Service today by
wire:
Extension of the worlds series 70
nine games is fully warranted in my
Judgment by unprecedented interest and
in demands for accommodations by the
Reds. not to mention an Increased purse
for the players The financial returns
70 the contending clubs will not be much
larger Under the new arrangement each
club contributes half TO its league
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-17

round of a scheduled eight round bout
with terrific right smash to the Jaw
here last night. Burns struggled TO his
feet at the count of nine, but Referee
Ertle stopped the contest and led him to
his corner.
The bout was held at the local base
ball Park and was witnessed by 46,soo
spectators. one of the largest crowds
that has ever witnessed A boxing bout
In this country. The knockout came i'm
mediately after Referee Ertle had
warned Kilbane to do better work at the
close OF the fourth round.
All right" snapped the featherweight
champion. who had evidently intended
that the bout should, go the full distance,
but didn't want to hurt this boy"
The knockout come two minutes later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-17
HERE'S AN ANSWER JOHN o

Hammond Ind. Sept. Is.
Sporting Editor TINES:
In reply 10 John o. I'm the Voice Of
the People" will answer his question.
Am I right or wrong" You are wrong
I might add that instead of being
constant visitor at the Hammond base
ball park this season. I have been a
loyal Hammond fan for many seasons
as far back as the Hammond Hubbard
ball team, which you will recall a. hav-
Ing been Hammond's best twelve or
thirteen years ago. In the seasons past
I have always gone with the team no
matter where they played. And ii was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-17

not necessary to haze the fans pay for
the band that accompanied the team.
Heretofore We have not been promised
three cr four new players very game
and see the same line UP with not even
an umpire there to officiate. 1t is not
the players SO much that the regular
fans are Disguised with it is the man
agement of the team.
7 viii admit that on several occasions
the fans were not. in my opinion, justi-
ned in roasting certain players As 10
the third sacker and also the short
stop their respective positions have been
out shown by the opposing teams on
nearly every occasion. Two new faces
is what the team needs and the regular
fans will not need to buy rule books. 90
one Of the sand lot fans suggested
VERNON J,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-17
VOICE OF
.-.-umrA THE Anm.
p e p l. E
SAYS TEAM
DESERVES BOOSTING

East Chicago Ind. Sept. 16.
Editor TINES:
have a question that is bothering me
and wish you would answer 1t through
your paper. I live in Hammond and am
fond Of baseball and attend every Ham
mond game that l can. Saturdays game
with Joliet was a dandy in my estima-
ton. but as l am not an expert on the
game I may be mistaken. Even If
have seen the game played 1 also like
to read about II and was very much
disappointed in the account of the game.
Why can't we have our team boosted
and give credit 10 the players through
THE TINES I believe this would attract
attention Of outsiders who are visiting
our city and let them know We are on
the sporting map.
Respectfully yours.
I. TX