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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-03
IGORROTE PRESIDENTS
FAVOR u. 5. Governor
CBy Associated Press)

BAGUIO. p. l., Jan. 3. - Governor
General Wood, who is spending the
holidays here. conferred today with
the Igorrote presidents of councils and
the leading men of the subprovince OF
Benguet. All of the Igorrote presidents
told the governorgeneral in response
10 his question, that what they most
desire is an American governor in
stead of Filipino for the mountain
province, of whichS Benguet is sub
province. They were not opposed to
paying taxes but desired the money
10 be expended in the locality where
collected. instead of in other sub
provinces, as they alleged is being
done.
The governor was host at barbe
cue for the Igorrote chief men and
their followers, of whom there were
several score Liberal quantities OF
roast pig and Caribao meat were
served.
The governor also attended horse
show, at which the natives exhibited
their best stock Miss Louise Wood
the governors daughter, acted as
judge and distributed prizes.
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In various parts of the earth wolves
are supposed to roam about during
the night before Christmas, Destroy
ing property, and, in their more mis-
chievous moods, swapping up vagrant
humans.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

HOUSEK EEPER-Fo farmer and
his mother. aged 81. Neat home. near
church. Permanent position. no sick
ness. Give personal description and
qualifications Address Green. Lawn
Farm, West Manchester, o.
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Main.
Service Misunderstanding IS /
AUTO REPAIRING-Fo easy riding |
put E-Z springs on your Ford. See /
6alley Bros, Garage. rear Postoffice. |
CENTRAL AUTO REPAIR SHOP
PAINTING. TRIMMING. DOOR AND
WINDSHIELD GLASS; MECHANICAL
REPAIRING n. IL & B. PHONE 245s
E-Z sPRINGs-Put them on the Ford:
make it run like a big car. Bailey
Bros. Garage. Rear Postoffice.
Auto Livery-Garages 10
GARAGE-For rent. for small car: in
good location IS North Thirteenth.
GARAGE-For rent; cement floor, in
good location. Close in. Phone 1891
or 200 n. Sth st.
GARAGE-With cement floor, for rent.
Iarge enough for several cars; Ladies
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered IS
complete line of fixtures. Service
Electric Co. 316 Main st.
LATING-Silverwar auto headlights,
mirrors, re-silvered. Lahman Plating
Works, 2o9 w. Main St Phone 275S,
NGS-Wanted; prices right, call
call or deliver.
Heating and Plumbing 20
MARSHALL tWolterine) furnace: Of
ice and salesrooms II n. 18th. Phone
2259. Opp. Coliseum. E. j. Knapp
T1 Ill Try CLOCKS Il Draft regulation
MeerhofI. l23 5. 10th. Phone 6247.
MISUNDERSTANDING %
HEMSTITCHING-B covered, ma
chine. button holes, floss stitching.
Moving, Trucking, Storage %
BAGGAGE TRANSFER = Merchants
drug store Sth and Main. Phone 1244.
DRAWING - Moving. trucking, long
hauls specially get prices: satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Cecil Killing Ph.4302.
tHAULING-Forest Monger for local
and long distance hauling. Furniture
Grated, stored or shipped. $40 North
ID st. Office Phone 252S.
MERCHANT DELIVERY - Hauling of
all kinds. john Graf. Rapp store
Phone 1855. Res Phone COOS.
MERCHANT-Deliver moving. local &
long hauls. Household storage Goeh-
ner. Feltman Cigar Store Ph2O39-4S6S
MERCHANTS DELIVERY - Baggage
transfer. Good service. o. Showalter
Phi. 12l1. Yes & Now drug store.22 No.
MOVING AND STORAGE - Local and
long distance moving of household
..Iar
st. Phones 222S-1566. w. G. Baker
manager.
SHIPLETT & MAGILI4-Trucking serv-
ice. We haul anything, anytime. any
place; prompt and efficient service.
Phone 1859. Residence Phone 4124.
Repairing %
ELECTRICAL-If it's anything cleo
trical. see the Chase Electric Co cor
9Th and Main, I'd floor. Phone 1854.
Open evenings. 1880 to $50.
SHOE REPAIRING+When young
lady gets married. that's her business.
When she has an argument with her
husband. that's their business. When
they need shoe repairing. that's our
1602 Main st.
SHOE REPAIRING = GUARANTEED;
GOOD WORKMANSHIP; WE RE-
PAIR WHILE YOU WAIT; SPECIAL
SERVICE TO LADIES. JOHN SPAT-
TUzzI. RAPID SHOE REPAIR. s2s
| MAIN ST
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AUCTiONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC
In the matter of the estate of Jesse
Z. Clark, deceased. In the Wayne Cir
cult Court. October Term. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Oliver C.
Thomas as executor of the estate of
Jesse e. Clark deceased, has presented
and filed his account and vouchers in
final settlement OF said estate, and
that the same will come up for ex-
animation and action of said circuit
court on the 21st day of January. 1922,
at which time all heirs, creditors or
legatees of said estate are required to
appear in said court and show cause, if
any there be, why said account and
vouchers should not be approved
OLIVER C. THOMAS.
Executor.
Gardner. Jessup. & Hoelscher. Attys.
NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter of the estate of Ruth
Ann Williams, deceased. In the Wayne
Circuit Court, October term, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Blaine
Williams, as administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Ruth Ann
Williams, deceased, has presented and
filed his account and vouchers in final
settlement of said estate, and that the
same will come UP for examination and
action of said circuit court on the 21St
day Of January, 1922, at which time a 1
heirs, creditors or legatees of said es
tate are required to appear in said
court and show cause. if any there be.
why said account and vouchers should
BLAINE WILLIAMS.
With will annexed. Administrator.
Gardner. Jessup & Hoelscher, Attys.
Dec. 27-Jan.3-10.
/ NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter of the estate of vii
| liam K. Young, deceased. In the
I Wayne Circuit Court, October term,
1921
/ Notice is hereby given that Second
National Bank. as administrator of the
! estate of William X. Young. deceased
+ has presented and filed its account and
vouchers in final settlement of said es-
/ tate. and that the same will come up
4 for examination and action of said cir
cult court on the 21st day of January
/ 1922. at which time all heirs. creditors
/ or legatees of said estate are required
to appear in said court and show
cause if any there be, why said ac-
count and vouchers should not be APP
proved.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities SO
MARRIED MAN-Hustler; fair educa--
tion: some cash; willing to start for
small salary to manage local tea
store. Address Box K-110S4 care Pal
ladium. State qualifications.
STOCK OF GROCERIES-TO TRADE
FOR REAL ESTATE. RAMSEY &
HUDELSON. II NO. Eth ST. PHONE
2259-6041-1s9e
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INNER TIRE ARMOURS-Us them and
let US make your old tires run
through the winter. XXth Century
Tire and Repair Co. Phone sos 400
Main.
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THIS AD-

Has attracted your attention.
on account of the attractive.
eve catching way it is set.
When you send in your ads be
sure and specify that they be
set in this manner The slight
additional cost cannot be com
pared with the great increase
in results. Tell the AID Taker
to set your AID style five.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

Harris & Harris. Attorneys.
Dec 27-Jan.3-1o.
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II
Department of Public Works, office
of the Board, Richmond, Ind, Decem
Der %, 1921.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

! so ACRE FARM-10 miles west. near
| traction line. Great sacrifice Best
! cash offer at once gets it. Owner.
I EOS So. 18th.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE. FOR
RENT; IN GOOD LOCATION; $40. g.
ROOM IN SHOP DISTRICT: SIS. FOR
RENT. MCKINLEY & GRUELICH,
22S COLONIAL BLDG. PHONE Plea
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Auto Accessories Ia

ALCOHOLICS PER GALLON. TRUCK
AND AUTO REPAIRING. T. A. ROB
ISON. II S 9Th. PHONE 1889.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

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Evening star., 1922-12-15
LEWIS DOWNS zBYSzK0
IN THREE-FALL MATCH

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, December led
stranger" Lewis Of San Jose. Calf.
today retained his title Of world
heavyweight wrestling champion
after q gruelling three-fal! match
last night with Stanislaus Zbyszko.
from whom he wrested the cham
pionship q year ago at Wichita. Kan.
Outweighed and with the additional
handicap OF twelve years In age. the
Polish veteran of more than 1.100
ring battles brought all his craft
into play in his second attempt to
regain the title. taking the first fall
with a flying mare when he threw
the champion over his head and
smashed him against the floor.
Lewis crushing deadlock won the
second fall however. after a series
of toe-holds weakened his forty
three-year-oid opponent. In the
struggle for the fall Zbyszko's right
shoulder was dislocated and 1t was
with an arm lock around the injured
shoulder that Lewis won the third
fall and match. Zbyszko gamely
went on for the deciding fall after
his shoulder had been snapped back
into place. and fought his way out
Of dangerous holds repeatedly after
his seconds were about to toss in a
towel in token of defeat
The men wrestled before the
largest crowd that ever saw q mat
contest here. approximately 1900
persons. Receipts were approximate
iy $4,000. Lewis received $500 and
Zbyszko. $4,000.
Evening star., 1922-12-15

tain to be seen in left field. and. flank
ing Rice on the other side, probably
will be either Wade or Fisher, who
came from Minneapolis. one of whom
! Is bound to make the grade. judged
by what have seen of them in action.
Expects Much OF Conroy.
"Cnless I am badly mistaken. this
Conroy should fill the bill at third base
right from the outset. The only re-
spect In which this youngster. also a
Minneapolis product, is lacking. is In
speed. But he is a fine fielder. with
| strong arm. and his relative slowness
should more than be offset by his bat
and Of the slugging type.
1t should occasion little surprise II
we open the season with Goslin. Rice
and either Wade or Fisher in the out
/ field. with Judge at first. Harris on Sec
ond. Gagnon at short and Conroy on
third. OF course. Peckinpaugh has by
no means been, eliminated from con-
sideration for the shortfield birth. but
he Is not assured of it, either. With
| a couple Of exceptions every position
on the team will be considered open,
! and the players who finally are In
stalled will earn them.
Wants q Righthand Pitcher.
THE position am most concerned
about now is that of catcher. II
, Charity fully recovers his old form
we will be well fixed back of the bat.
with Pete Lapan and Hargrove, from
New Haven, to assist him, but I'm
also anxious to land a capable right
+ hand pitcher. We may have him now
In this Hollingsworth, another young
ster developed by Cantfilon. Hollings-
worth has an almost unbelievable
amount Of stun. He is inclined to be
a bit wild. which is only natural. but
Gibson can be counted on to tame
him in short order
NO. I'm not necessarily through
making deals for the year, although l
have nothing on tap now that l can
talk about. don't care to specify
what players might go In the event
further swaps are consummated, but
you can say that there are precious
few on the roster who would not be
considered as trading material in case
an opportunity to strengthen the
team developed"
Evening star., 1922-12-15
Tips on Playing Basket Ball.;
Correct Rule interpretations
BY ED THORP.

Q. Can a player advance the ball in
any direction by continually tapping
and slapping it?
A. No. The ball may be batted in
the air only once.
@. What is blocking?
A. Blocking In impending the prog
reas OF an opponent who has not the
ball. 1t is n foul.
@. At the end of play. the time
keepers signal is not heard and a
basket Is scored after the signal, does
it count?
A. Not II both timekeepers agree
that the signal was given before the
ball left the players hands, other
wise the referee decides the matter
after consulting the timekeepers.
Q. How long can I hold the ball
out Of bounds waiting for a chance
to pass it to my teammate?
"A. Five seconds. II you hold 1t
longer 1t goes to your opponent.
Q: Is there such a penalty as a
double foul?
A. A double foul is made by both
teams having fouls called against
them simultaneously.
(y there are any points about the
game of basket ball or its rules tDhich
puzzle you, tprite Ed Thorp. care Of the
Sporting Editor, incLosing stamped re-
turn envelope. He'll glue you a quick
and correct decision.)
Evening star., 1922-12-15
M|SKE-G|BBONSMEET
FOR THE FIFTH TIME

ST. PAUL. Mimi. December Is
Billy Miske and Tom Gibbons. ST.
Paul heavyweights. will meet for tho
fifth time tonight in a ten-round
boxing contest. A special ruling by
the Minnesota boxing commission
will permit judges decision. IL
being considered the previous meet
ings OF the two men have not estab-
lished definite superiority. One bout
was called a draw. Gibbons holds
two popular decisions and Miske re-
Gently won in New York on a foul.
Miske Is twenty-eight years oid
and weighs 1876 pounds. Gibbons is
thirty-three and weighs 176. Glib
bons' reach is seventy-seven inches.
one inch greater than Miske's. Ex-
amining physicians reported both
boxers in perfect physical condition.
Victory for Gibbons by knockout
is predicted by his manager. Eddie
Kane.
"I'll admit that Tom is the better
boxer. but l am the better fighter.
was Miske's rejoinder to kane's pre-
diction.
Il have fought them all and have
been stopped only once-by Jack
Dempsey. / hope to force the fight
ing at such a pace tonight that Tom
will welcome the tenth-round gong.
Miske said.
Gibbons feels that a decisive vic
tory over Miske tonight would put
him in line for bout with Dempsey.
Evening star., 1922-12-15
q GAMES ARE LISTED
| FOR MARYLAND j. NINE

Twenty-seven base ball games have
been arranged by the University of
Maryland for next spring. Gallaudet
and Catholic University are on the
list.
A long southern trip features the
schedule. which is as follows:
March %. Gallaudst at wsshingten; -.
Richmond at Richmond: 90 North carolina
State At Raleigh; 81. North Carolina q. at
Greensboro.
g. Georxia At Athens: Z, Georgia Tech At At
lanta: !. Tennessee at Knexville: 8 and Z.
Y. P. I. at Blacksburg: II. osllaudst: l3 q.
land; 2e. North carollna State: q. West vir-
ginia; Is. Psnnsylvania at Baltimore tpendingl.
Nay g. Richmond; 4. Dickinson; s.. Y. n I.
(morning): 3. Washinsto, ard Ice: II; Catho.
lie University; u. virSinia: 10: Aopkins g st
Baltimore; 22. St. Johns at Annapolis; rs,
Hopkins.
Evening star., 1922-12-15
WILL PROTECT
CROSS-COUNTRY TITLE
BY WALTER CAMP.

English sport for the English evil
IDENTIFY has been adopted by British
athletic authorities. so far as cross
country running is concerned.
When Guillemot of France won the
English national cross-country cham
pionship in 1920 it had a very strong
effect on the English. and the Ath-
letic Union has decided to bar all ex-
cept British subjects from this COM
petition after the 1923 season.
If an American-born runner is ever
to win the cross-country event, there
fore, it behooves him to do 1t before
the close of 1923.
Baron Coubertin of Olympic games
fame is standing sponsor for the ad
mission of Germany to the contests
and students of athletic progress rec
ognize that such recognition is likely
to come about.
1t will be recalled by those who
have been following German athletics
that at the first tournament of the
German athletic labor societies az
Leipzig there were more than loo.ouo
participants, of whom about 15.ooo
we're foreigners, with France. Bel
sium. Norway and Czechoslovakia
represented.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-12-15

The new rule provides that after
January Is every player the majors
release to the minors may be drafted.
Az a result the base ball men said
the Pacific Coast and International
leagues. the American Association and
the Western and Three / leagues will
be compelled to bow to the majors or
get new material from leagues Of
, lower classification.
Tho draft problem has given Com
missioner Lands something to worry
about. When questioned about 1t to-
day he said:
II am tired. I won't discuss the
draft any further. 1t has caused me
considerable worry since l came into
base ball trying to bring these five
outstanding minor leagues into the
fold recognizing the draft. but with
out success"
The deal through which Eddie Col
Inns was to become a member Of the
New York Americans appeared to
have died. but 1t is understood that
officials Of both clubs would make an
other attempt. probably today, to
reach an agreement The White Sox
are after Aaron Ward. the present
Yankee second baseman: Bob Meusel
and Waite Hoyt. They Want too
much" said Miller HuGgins. Yankee
manager.
Evening star., 1922-12-15

Il regard the signing Of Gibson as
d very important factor in further
ing the new policy. have been after
him for several months and had con-
siderable competition for his services.
too. the Red Sox. particularly. having
been anxious to get him to assist
Frank Chance in Boston.
Gibson has made a fine record as
q developer OF young hurlers. A
catcher himeslf with the Pittsburgh
Nationals for many years. that was
his forte when he later became man
ager of the Pirates, and he attained
q high degree of success in the same
capacity as pilot of the Toronto team
of the International League and as a
Giants under McGraw. Gibson left
New York last night for his home in
Toronto and probably will not come
here this winter. but will be on the
Job to accompany the first bunch of
our Juvenile fingers to the spring
training camp at Tampa next March.
Was Loath to Lose Francis.
IT did not want to give up Francis,
who did very we'll with US in his first
big league season this year. consider
ing the circumstances. but I expect
Gagnon to prove far more valuable
asset. l personally inspected Gagnon
last spring a year ago when he was
with the Holy Cross College team
and was much impressed with his
fielding ability and potential worth
rs baserunner. but at that time he
appeared to be weak hitter. Detroit
signed him and with the Rochester
team. where he was placed by the
Tigers to get experience last season.
he developed rapidly as a batsman.
attaining an average around the 300
mark. Owner Stallings of Rochester
in 70 he
Earded Gagnon as a most promising
prospect. and II he measures up to
specifications he will he found in our
lineup on opening day.
with Judge, Harris and Rice for a
nucleus. am hopeful of placing team
on the field next spring that will give
the fans plenty to talk about Goslin.
who, in his first full season here. led
the team at bat. the only player able
to attain a 800 average. Is almost GER