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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13
There'W Be No Fun
Shortage 0t Indian,
Bali Lot Tomorrow
City Hall Us. Courthouse and
KiI0dnis Us. Rotary tn
Benefit Bill.

They'll whoop 'er up out at the Wash
ington street ball yard tomorrow after
noon when the City hall meet the Court
house and the Rotarians meet the
Kiwanis in a double bill that promises
to produce plenty of fun
The first game will start at O'Clock,
but nc promise can be given as to what
time the curtain will drop.
Mayor Charles w. Jewett will be out
there on the hill for the Hall Boys" In
case the Courthouse crowd gets too hot
for the mayor, Dan Greene, F1rehouse
No. q, will be called in to throw water
on their fond hopes and aspirations.
Charlie" as Charles w. will be known
tomorrow, will have d gang of battlers
behind him, including R. Walter Jarvis,
president Of the Indianapolis Amateur
Baseball association, and he is conf
dent that the City hall will come out on
top.
star Chicago White Sox fielder. will be
some place in the courthouse lineup.
ing for Jobs that he doesn't know yet
what he will do with all of them, but
he Is sure that the name of Liebold
amounts 10 about half of 4 win and he
probably will use Bill.
Everybody remembers that Rotary
Kiwanis entertainment staged at the
Tribe lot some few weeks ago. Well, to-
morrow's battle between these two clubs
will be the same thing over. only the
respective mana gers promise that there
will be no chance for the adding machine
drummers to advertise their Wa.es.
The entire proceeds of the game will
be donated to the Salvation Army. Here
a chance to kill a whole nest of birds
with one-half a buck.
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Maggert and Rumler Get
Chances to Explain in
Coast Baseball Scandal

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-An inter
view will be given Harl Maggert, sus-
pended Salt Lake centerfelder, at the re-
quest Of Mrs. Maggert, that a chance be
given Maggert TO clear himself of charges
OF gambling that led TO his release, 1t
was announced today by William II. Ne
Carthy, president Of the Pacific Coast
league.
IF the interview develops anything
that may involve other players, the in
formation will be kept confidential while
the leads are being followed up, Mccarthy
said. IF 1t is just q general denial, the
interview will be made public
Mccarthy acknowledged receipt Of q
telegram from H. W. Lane, owner of the
Salt Lake club, asking that IN justice
to William Rumler, Salt Lake outhelder
action on Rumler's case be suspended
during arrival of affidavits supporting
the players statements regarding re-
ceipt Of a $3.50 draft last fall from Baker
Borton, suspended Vernon first baseman
Mccarthy said he would accede to Lanes
request
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Saylor on Speedway
Boxing Card Tuesday

Milburn Saylor, former lightweight
champion of Indiana, will meet Johnny
Mack Chicago welterweight, in a ten
round headliner on the Speedway aviation
repair depot boxing card Tuesday night.
The show will be for the benefit of the
Speedway Enlisted Mems club. No ad-
mission will be charged, but collection
will be taken up
In the ten-round semi-windup, Jimmy
Dalton, Indianapolis lightweight, will
meet Young Sweeney of Peoria, III.
There will be several preliminary bouts
between soldiers and civilians, together
with another one of the famous Speed
day battle royals.
The show is scheduled to start at s
o'clock sharp and army motor trucks
VIII be used to transport fans from the
END of the West Tenth street car line.
Stewart DonnellY is helping promote
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AT NEWCASTLE.
DRIVER HURT IN SPILL

DECATUR, Ind, Aug. 13.-Isaac New
man, Warren, I'D, was painfully injured
near the end OF the first half mile in the
third heat Of the 2 80 trot at the north
ern Indiana fair here yesterday after
noon.
Newman was driving Jasper X. when
. Star, driven by Faudree, stumbled and
fell in front Of him. Newman was thrown
completely over the sulky hitched to
Star and alighted on his head and shout
ders and was trampled upon by an
other horse.
Newman was unconscious when picked
up and was taken to the Red Cross sta
ton. Three Of his ribs were broken.
He soon regained consciousness and will
recover, according to the statement of
the physician.
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Was Barnum Right?
Do We Americans Like to Be
Humbugged?"

I say no"
And in justice to the famous old
Snowman, believe Barnum was Joking
when he made that assertion Even
though some Of his giants were on
sults and few of his fat ladies' were
padded. yet he always gave us more
for fifty cents than we could get In
any other circus.
While you and l may stand for a
little innocent humbugging when it
comes 10 entertainment, yet we feel
that the men who sell US things to eat.
TO wear and to use, ought to be
square.
During the past two months scores
or men who had been in the habit OF
wearing ready-made clothes. came TO
me Tor tallor-made suits. simply be-
cause some INSCRIPTIONS retailer had
proven tricky. One of the most COM
mon Of their tricks was to put In
window full of beautifully pressed
SUITS marked half price. You went in
10 Duy and there wasn't i half price
suit in the house that would fit YOU.
VI course not The salesman would
nave lost his job if he sold too many.
Just enough were sold to keep clear Of
the rulings of the Better Business Ru-I
reau. Our reputable cI0thiers (and
most OF them are reputable) are in
Jured Dy sucn methods They should
get the facts and report them to the
Better Business Bureau for action.
AnVIASr DlC OF Irlckery that should
De stopped is that of advertising tailor
made suits ct bait" prices. You 20
IN TO BUY one and are shown patterns
that no self-respecting man would
wear. II the salesman cannot per
suade you to buy & suit at from SiOO0
TO 5000 more, he indicates that YOU
are cheap skate and that he does
not want your trade. After one expe-
rIenee with such tactics you are of the
opinion that every ad is lie and
every merchant crook.
Do your part in making this town
clean by walking out Of any store that
does not back up its advertising in
spirit as well as in deed. Understand.
please, that the. big majority of our
merchants and tailors are square. Do
not allow one unpleasant experience TO
sour you on the world.
LEON ETTINGER.
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ever. But it's all merry and bright
when the pitch and toss raises your Stet-
son and Mallory and YOU rot @lcnt~ =
ees and honey to spend, only the trouble
is, we can't buy any moe pls s ea-
happy and frisky-not to mention needle
ana pin or finger or thumb.
The only thing we can do now is to
work IN the Enoch Arden and smoke the
old cherry ripe and raise blossoms and
Uuds.
l went home last night, rang the all's
well, and the storm and strife opened
the Rory O'Moore and let me in. Well,
we sat around the Cain and Abel and
had our sole and upper; then we Duke of
Yorked about things in general until /
felt hungry again.
/ kind of fancied a piece of Admiral
Blake, but there was none in the bug and
louise, so | began Lord Mayoring, SO
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here Thursday with a score of 149 out
of possible $50. He was presented the
cup by Gov. James NJ. Cox.
Th first 162 of the GOO entrants had
139 or more.
The Catrow cup match, concluded
Thursday, went to John w. Hessian,
New York A. c., who made a perfect
score of los with Al bulls-eyes extra,
making string of 50 bull s.eyes.
the Delaware civilian team took in first
place with an average Of 2614 out of a
possible 800. Alabama is second with
1882 with the Ohio civilian team third,
with 23S. The next in order of the
first ten are Indiana civilian, Missouri
civilian, Connecticut civilian, Texas
civilian, enlisted men, 28th infantry (;
Washington civilian and District of CO.
lumbia national guard.
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REMEarBER BUCK HAGEN?

Dear Tad--I don't say that my man
was the greatest nitt artist that ever
busted off a canvas, but I'll say that he
made a name they won't forget in many
Buck Hagen is the wonder I refer to-
the boy who made Billy Gibson's OLD
Fairmont club famous. Buck never en-.
tered a ring without some kind friend
slipping a yellow pillow, pair OF
crutches or a\cof6n into the ring with
him.
Between bouts Buck was manager
and had a bloke by the name Of Big Jim
Dugan under his wing.
Buck trained Jim for six months once
to meet Peter Maher. The night OF thg
fight Buck got his man into the ring and
lust before the bell rang he whispered
in his ear:
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the storm got out a loaf OF Queen AIMS
dead, some stammer and stutter and some
shiver and freeze, and made a pot of
you-an'-me. Believe me, when I had
passed it through my North and South
felt better.
By the way, forgot to mention that
put out the satin and silk bottle and the
sharp and, fiat, also wound the shep
herds flock, put some toad-in-the- hole in
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pillows with any, lightweight in the
world, bar Leonard.
II don't feel that can hop right back
and beat Leonard" said Freddie last
night, but you can place little bet
weighed 1876 pounds this morning, and
can get down to 1873 without the least bit
of trouble
IF early hours, hard work and tenn
perate living count for anything, I'm hit
ting thousand"
Wen say this for Welsh. If he can't
lick most of the hams around here who
pose as lightweight contenders, then he
ought to get a pick and stay in trench.
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the orange grove, SO that the Annie
Maria would not go out.
My skin and blister send her regards
so does the old pot and pan.
Am buying a new forbidden fruit and
a tit-for-tat shall probably get a com
in through the rye as well. need
some almond rocks also, but shall get a
holler, boys, hol1er, instead.
With best loaves and fishes, am yours
very truly. J. o. s.
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Jim, go right out now and kin that
big donkey"
Jim turned to Buck with a look of sur
prise on his face and piped:
And why should l kill n man chat
never harmed a hair on me head?"
One minute later Billy job chimed off
ten over the PROSTATE form of Dugan.
When he came TO, Jim asked: "What
did that blatherskite have in his hand 2"
Xours, JERRY THE GENT.
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Cox Presents Trophy
to Camp Perry Winner

CAMP PERRY. O., Aug. 1S.-Capt.
Charles j. VanAmberg of Bridgeport,
Conn, won the Governors Cup match
OF the National Rifle association shoot
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It'd BITS
BY TAD
NEW YORK, Aug. ID.

NEW YORK, Aug. ID.
FREDDIE WELSH RETURNING.
The former lightweight champion of
the world, Freddie Welsh, is putting on
his fighting toys, ready for a return to
the roped arena. Freddie has been work
ing quietly for few months and feels
that right now he Is ready to don the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13

CAN YOU FOLLOW THIS sLANGe
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 2, 1920.
Dear Tad
Having a little spare bird-lime on my
German bands, thought it could be well
ter.
N the first minnow and dace. must say
rs vnnr "Tndnor Snnrtsn are tha re-.
The state herald., 1920-10-12
svM@ons ,ss,. 9n 4Asees4,sAsrion AZ FOR

Stale OF Colorado, County OF Phiiiipa.
- In the District Court No. s0s.
The People Of the State OF Colorado
20 uis above named Dcrendents-Grect-
inHi
You are hereby summoned and required
TO rr vrr the application Of the nppli-
cant ulaintin In the nbov. entitled APP
pllerH0n for tho registration OF the fol-
iowing land situate In Phillips County.
Colorado. tnswit.
Ber,hn, A.. Covert. Plaintiff; yersu.
u.ofFn y. Hicks and N. c, Hail and all
othtf Dernonn or parties unknown. claim
inr any right. tieic. estate, lien or In.
t.roat In the real estate described In
tho piication herein, Drfrndnnis,
Northeast Quarter Of Section thirty two
y Township seven North Of Range
Meridian, and TO flle your answer 10 the
Of said Court. In said County. within
twenty days after the service Of this
sum ons upon you. exclusive Of tho day
Of tneh service; and II you fall 10 an
swot DE said application within the tims
Aforesaid, tho applicant plaintiff In this
ss'I % smsnsssS mn sRs @ aepiiss,ien I x. ssr.in ns
wItneS. W. q. Heiland. Clerk OF said
coufi, and IN. seal thereof. nj Hoiyoke.
n r-'' County ana State. this sth day
II tt.s; s;fg'e'ne'r W 4 d p, ,rlI,s.ANp ,n;s c,.r.
October s-oc,obss 80,
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JUST AS DEAD

why do you turn ont for every
road hog that comes along?" said the
missus. rather Grossly. 1.-THE right OF
way is ours, isn't it,"
"oh. undoubtedly answered he,
calmly. AS for our turning out, the
reason Is plainly suggested in this
epitaph which appeared in news.
paper recently:
Here lies the body OF William Jay
Who died maintaining his right
of way.
He vas right, dead right. as he sped
along.
But he's just as dead as II he'd
been wrong" :.
Boston Transcript.
The state herald., 1920-10-12
'o" "o"' .ss,.4:s4'sss "a Ass4'ssr'o" 70"

State OF Colorado, County Of Phiiiips,
~. N the District Court. No. t0<.
A. T. Clark. Plaintiff vcrsus John c.
Warner and all other persons or parties
cntr"wn. claiming any right. title. lien
or interest In the real estate described
In the application herein Defendants.
The People OF the State OF Colorado
20 tho above named Defendents-Greet-
ing:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the application OF the nppii-
cant plnintin In the above entitled np-
plicniion for the registration OF the fol-
lowing land situate in Phillips County.
Colorado to-wit.
Tie Northeast Quarter fSEL) OF Sec
tion Seventeen uD In Township Seven
90 Aurth OF ltnnro Forty-fivo ib) West
~ tho 9th Y NJ. and 10 fic your answer
TO the said application In the Office OF
IN" clprk OF rhld Court, In nnid County.
within twenty days after the service OF
thlH tummonH upon you, exclusive OF
the dny OF such service; and n you fail
70 wcr the said application within
the Tine aforesaid. the applicant plain
lin Ia this action will apply 10 the cour,
ior "a relief demanded In the nppllca
tion herein,
Witness W. q. Holland, Clerk OF rnlt
Court aud the seal thereof. nt uolyok.
~ snid County and State this nth dn,
y pt-mber, a. D., 1890.
ifHnl w. q. HELLASD, Clerk
October b-octobcr &c.
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su&AoHs ON APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION

state OF Colorado. County Of Phillips.
ss IA the District Court. No. 2cl.
Io' 10 =. Cannon. Plaintiff versus a II.
Woao and unknown heirs at law and
all other persons or parties unknown,
c,alming any right. title. estate. Hen or
interest In the real sstAte described In
the application herein Defendants.
The People OF the State OF Colorado
~ the above named Deferdcnts-Gfecln
inr:
You are hereby sun-Asoned and required
TO answer the application Of the appli-
piieation for registration Of the fol-
lowing land situate n Phillips County,
The Northeast ou~rter Of Section
Twenty-siE In Township Seven North
OF fanEe Forty-four West OF the sth
Princip pal Meridian and to file your an
swer to the said application In the office
on tte Clerk Of said Court. In said
County. within twenty days after the
service " this summons upon you. ex-
clusive OF the day Of such service: and
q you fail to answer the said applica-
tlon within the time Aforesaid. the ap-
pl.eaEt plaintiff In this action will Apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in
the application herein.
witness. W. q. Holland. Clerk Of said
Court, and the seal thereof. at Hoiyoke.
IN said County and STATE. this Nh day
Of September. A. D.. 1850.
tseal w. q. HHLI.AND, Clerk.
October s-octobsr &c.
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Spencer Stands on
Original Declaration
Especial by United Press)

st. Louis, NO., Oct. 11-Standing by
his original declaration that Presi-
dent Wilson had promised Rumania
and Serbia military protection at the
eighth plenary session Of the peace
conference. Senator Selden P. Spen.
Ger, in statement declared there is
no difference lin substance) between
the report of the session which was
made by the President and the off,
cial stenographic report from which
he quoted.
The state herald., 1920-10-12
SinnEeiners Ambush
Military Motor Trains
Especial by United Prcss)

VSptClui Dy UHftcU FfcBO
Dublin, Oct 11-With the Sim Fein
attacks on the military renewed, Ire
land awaits further police reprisals.
One oficer was killed and four
wounded. Sunday. when Sinn Feiners
ambushed two motor trains near Cas-
leven. Eight soldiers are reported
missing after the blowing up of a
motor lory in County Rocommon. At.
tacks on soldiers by police, at Bel
fast are reported.
The state herald., 1920-10-12

FOR SALE-Some good used Ford
son tractors, tandem disk and
Oliver plows, two S-foot McCoc-
mick binders bought new this sea-
son. one 20-36 Woods Bros.
threshing machine, Fordson outfit.
Threshing outfit can be delivered
in about ten days. TLreshsr will
hnve threshed about 10000 bush
els of wheat. All machinery will
priced to SELL Will take good,
bankable paper, ON short time
Inquire Of Geo ". Kirk at Sears
Hotel or at firm seven miles
north Of Holyoke.
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Police Believed To Be
on Trail of Slayers Of
Kansas City Woman
Especial by United Press,

Kansas City. Oct. S-The police
state that they have uncovered the
first evidence which they believe will
lead to the arrest Of the slayer Of
Miss Francis Barton. the society girl
who was killed Saturday night while
driving with her nancec. H. R. Winter.
on q lonely road.
Winters condition is worse. as q
result Of infection from the wounds
received at the time.
The inquest has been Indefinitely
postponed.
The state herald., 1920-10-12

Los Angeles, Oct. 9-Whether Mrs.
r. c. Peets. the Denver woman. will
be exonerated from any connection
with the death OF Jacob c. Denton.
VIII probably be known today at the
coroner's ainqsest.
Her attorneys say that they will
insist that Mrs. Peets be either ex-
onerated or properly charged.
The inquest will show how Denton
met his death. and also establish the
positive Identification Of the body as
that Of Denton.
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Self Confessed Slayer
Repudiates Statements
Especial by United Prssa)

Especial by United Prsss)
San Francisco. Oct. S-Joseph Rod
ugus. said by police to have confess.
ed the murder OF Jacob c. Denton, q
Los Angeles mining man. whose body
was found in the basement Of his
home. has repudiated his confession.
according to his attorney.
He said that his statement that he
had killed Denton was lie, and he
denies that he knows Mrs. Peete. the
Denver woman who was a former
tenant in the house.
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Man Robbed of $1,000
Worth of Diamonds
Alighting from Car
Especial BY United Pre.s)

Buffalo. N. Y, Oct. 1.-Two thou
sand dollars worth Of diamonds were
stolen from Max Lowenthal. a whole
sale Jewel agent, by two men as he
alighted from street car with a sat.
chel containing the gems.
a They struck Lowenthal over the
head. jumped in u taxicab, and es.
capped.
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FOR SALE--One Titan tractor, one
1927 Case tractor, one 3-bottom
plow, one Sft. H. C. disc, one
SIT. Lacrosse drill, one 8-bbl. fuel
tank. one A-ton auto trailer. All
new and in AL shape. Must sell
quick.-Geo. NJ. Domingo, four
miles north of Lamar, Nebr.
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FOR SALE-Six registered Poland
China hogs, 4 females, 2 males.
Prices asonable.-Inquire of j. 4.
Benjamin. 61-5p
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FOR SALE-Well improved half
section; best of terms.-See N. W.
Spence ut SPELLS office.
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WANTED-One or two rooms for
light keeping.-Inquire at
Behnfeldt Motor Company. 82-2t
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l am always in the market for
your cream, eggs and poultry A.
NJ. Anderson.
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CI ASSIFIFD
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS COLUMN WILL BRING RESULTS

FOR SALE-Sone choice residence
lots. splendid sites for a home.
Will sell on reasonable terms, or
will trade-G. j. Beavers. 80 Il
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FOR SALE-Two extra good regis
tered Poland-China male pigs.-A.
Griggs. l mile north Amherst. 61-2p
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wANTED-Mrs. Illsley would like u
few piano pupils. Advanced pre-
ferred. Leschepizky method. Har-
mony and counter point given
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LOST-A ladies green mixture pal
mer" coat south OF Cement school
house on Laird road. Reward.-Re-
turn to Ryan Co. store, Holyoke.
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Poland
9" China hogs, and some unregistered
to sell at market price. Come quick
if you want them.-Charles Curtis,
IS miles southeast Of Holyoke.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ford run
about and bort touring car
Inquire at Spells Grain Office. SGT

FOR SALE-Cabinet victrola with
number of records.-Inquire at
Herald Office.
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FOR SALE-Overland touring car,
nearly new; also residence prop
erty; both bargains.-See Lloyd
White. 59-tf
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WANTED-Young lady clerk, with
experience, or with such compe-
tency as will make a good clerk.
Big Brick Drug Store.
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FOR SALE-Reasonable, if taken at /.
once-one chummy Overland road
ster in AL condition.-See Joe
Frederick at Palace Market. Sc If
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FOR RENT-A " furnished. 11X13
sleeping room. Outside door.-In-
quire at Herald ofiice.
FOR RENT-Room.-Miss Martin.
Phone I'll. 63-2t
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FOR SALES. C. White Leghorn
hens, 81 each: extra fine cock
rels, $1.25 each. Must sell soon.
Will also have a ear of bulk ap-
pies on track within next 10 days.
"A. Il. Clark. II. r. g Holyoke ct
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WANTED-At once. married man to
work on ranch.-Carl Millage.