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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-10
THE HOE VS.. THE scYTHE AND LAWN MOWER
(IncIudinu Bouquet for conSr Sandersl

ttnctuGInG
There is little solace 10 person most interested
in paying eloquent panegyr1cs he's thence
For that reason the Journal wishes Q re1n4Tk aDon
Commissioner Frank Sanders because OF Ins spasnuaa
work he il doing and has the streets Of Pen
sacoa since he donned the toga Of commissioner q
DrurIng TIE cleanup campaign just closed Mr. San
ders worked diligently toxards making the caLnpaign
success And his efforts were not unreWarde0-
There IS q noticeable difference In the appearance
OF the streets now and they were the short span
81 months ago. Many Of ths gueys have Deen nLeo
ana the bumps done away under his supervision This
lis IaudabIe undertaking though Commissions
anders has Just the reins II - evident tat
The business and that other improvements n %
In to desire OF the city commission reduce the
operation Of the government Commissioner sanders 1ooA
also upon himself the supervision OF the water WORKS
department eliminating the salary OF superintendent
81 water department II believed that me taxpayers
tofn with the commission IN tbs belief that the citys
can be operated economically and ap-
Drectate the efforts Commissioner Sanders In taxing
t himself these duties with that end In view
rEo-ravar = suggestion can be upon the method
n.ed n cleaning up the and vacant lots that ap-
pears 10 warranted By an incident noted On grass
covered lot a few days ago
Some Of the negro Eorkrnen were cnOpp4ns Tue go
with hoes. -
little weed with hoes clearing few incnes A. sro.s'
as AZ good as watching OF Charlie Chaplns stunts.
what's the matter with arming these workmen with
And has the city no power lawn mower that could
creep . wide swatn through this noxious VerdureE
n memory serves rightly, there 10 sucn po"ei
mower and il SO It would appear that there would be
{ no harm in putting It TO work
A. any rate a few scythes in the hands Of the men
vouId do more damage or good than the hoes
/ Respectfully submitted along with the bouquet
After all the powder puff brtgades have sorne'nlhg
H., their fayor-it is at least smokeless powder
| III i. what you do that makes you what you are
isavs an exchange. And yet many people tnlnk 4
is who you do
/ once on a time they could take 1t or leave IT, Due
row when they take IT they ticket to other realms
one only.
MANY counties throughout the state are ordering
itsu tnrSs and signs removed from county ngn"ays'
I5e-A about the only place don't find EN- Is on Is
churches end even have notices on oacKDoaro'
sometimes.
The Tampa Times says that there is a hnder IN uS
that needs to be cuickened with sparks Not 70 sus
pest that your sparkling days are over!
! Simplest thing know: Say It with raolo'
! Lakeland is talking building an eight-stoEy
hotel If the hotel goes up fast most Polk county
enterprises it get stories before they kno" II
That Dade county deputy who found his man in 'al
after he had searched everywhere else has nothing on
lthe Fgcanbia county police when they found the man
Tor whom they searched for days an inIeieSteu
at the details a murder trial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-10

Lakeland is talking about building an eight-stoEy
hotel II the hotel goes fast as most Fox county
tarises # win get to stories before they know IL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-10

The Tampa Times says that there is a finder IN u
that needs to be quickened with sparks Not 70 sus
pest that your sparkling days are over!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-10

~, - what Won do that makes you what you are
says an exchange. And yet SO many peop's ~
g who Won IL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-10

s,,rnlest thing we know: Say 1t with radio
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-10

MANY counties throughout the state are oroerlng
TN barss and signs removed from county hignWays'
Ta anou+ the only place don't find en is on tne
s,1rches end even these notices blackboard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-10

once ON a time they could take it or leave IT, bu
~ te, they take IT they buy ticket TO other realms
way
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-10

THE ADVERTISEMENTS ARE MILES AHEAD OF,
SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS" READ THEM
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

win. I will be greatly disappointed
if I do not
1t is anybody's contest now. The
4s points difference between our
scores really mean very little. The
issue will be decided. I am sure. by
the question of who gets going first
tonight. / think it's my turn. I'm
due.
Both nights I have started late
and have had to stage a comeback
My brilliant opponent on each oc-
casion got away to a big head start
The first night he had me 446 to
100. Last night he ran 800 points
while 1 was registering 81.
was 272 points behind Schaefer
last night when I finally got start
ed. It was good that / did. for Ill
he needed was one fair-sized run to
go out. and 1 would have been in
bad hole for the finish tonight. But
runs of 134 and 1877 permitted me
To pass Schaefer. the score Standing
e52 to 942 when he took up his cue
10 shoot after my miss. Then he
clicked IF SIS. So you see how close
Il Is
Schaees= best runs last night
were his first two. 157 and 142. Ny
two best were my last two. l34 and
16T.
started miserably both nights
and. IL / may say II. finished grand
". It will be up to me tonight to
get started early.
Scha efers shooting at times last
night was dazzling. His round the
table shots were magnificent. and
he repeatedly drove into fine post
tion after had lays.
did my best work at close range.
Toward the finish I was nursing the
spheres IN great shape, II I do say
1t myself I was Just getting going
right
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
WAlL.|E REID
OFFICIALLY
ENTERS RACE:
famous Movie Star to be One
of Entries for Famous
Speedway Event
ts7RiI sHI OIL 7slozdsI

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 2s--
Wally Reid, famous movie star, has
officially entered the Internatioua
900 mile race TO be held at the Ind
isnapolis Motor Speedway. Tuesday,
May 80, according to the statement
OF 7. z. Myers. manager OF the Ind
Annapolis race course.
His entry is on Ale at our Office.
said Myers. "and we have definite
Information that he will arrive here
May 4th to start training and prac-
ticing for the big event. Reid. al
though a movie star. has many quail
ties and experience that appear to
make him worthy Of mount in the
International Sweepstakes. This IS
our first announcement that Reid
has entered the race. and we made a
thorough investigation before max
ing confirmation from this office.
Jesse Lasky. head OF the organiza-
ton for which Reid has been Aiming
pictures has made an earnest effort
to keep Reid out of the affair because
OF the dangers of automobile racing.
However. we have evidence which
makes us confident that Reid will be
at the starting tape on Decoration
Day"
Reid has driven in competition
with Americas best drivers in NOV
ing picture races. However, the same
conditions exist in any race, except.
of course, that 1t was determined be-
fore the event who was TO win. 9th
erwise the hazards. skill in driving.
nerve and daring were just as evident
as in professional race The popu-
lar Wally has always been a favorite
around the racing camps. and he was
godfather to the pIucky Roscoe
Saries. before ths Indiana driver
lea.ped mao the limelight Eddie
Hearne. Jimmy Murphy, Joe Thomas
Eddie Miller and others have taken
part in Reid's movie races He will
be pitted against them in his pro-
tessional debut at Indianapolis, but
all the directors in America couldn't
wave them down TO permit Reid to
pass in the 500 mile battle, for ap-
proximately 500. 600 will be hang
ing on the finish wire and they all
want the first grab
Wally plans to be in Indianapolis
the entire month of May. so that he
will have the advantage OF daily re-
hearsal at the track before race day.
Reid has always been an outdoor
movie star and II is said that he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
JURY FINDS TEX"
RICHARD NOT GUILTY

dict early today carried Richard
down the steps of the Criminal
courts building on their shoulders
God bless that jury" exclaimed
the freed man after the verdict was
pronounced and he had thrown his
arms around the neck OF his coun-
sell God bless the court and every
one who has been so good to me-"
The last hour OF waiting for the
Jury to come out of its room and
indicate that a decision had been
reached was n strenuous one for the
defendant.
IT have shot craps for as much
as $4,000 a throw. but in all my
experience I never put in an hour
such as the last" he said. 1T seem
ed like an eternity
Not an inkling OF the impending
words of the foreman of the jury
could be gained from the faces OF
the twelve men as they filed into the
jury box alter sending word TO the
court that a verdict had been de-
cided upon.
That jury has the best poker
faces I have ever seem said Rick
ard. Il couldn't read them for an
instant.
THAT Not guilty were the sweet
est words ever heard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
RIVERSIDE
TAKES SCALP
OF haywood

In another OF the series Of eliTni-
nation contests now being plasc
by Hammond grade school bask et
ball teams 20 determine the elemen-
tary school city championship, Riv-
erside school last night out-fought
the hardy basketeers OF haywood
to the tune of 10 TO I.
It was an exciting contest and in
view Of the fact that the Riverside
boys. flushed with their recent vic
tory over Lincoln school, pranced
out on the floor last night confident
OF showing under the Mayw God
quintet. the lads from haywood put
more than ordinary vigor into their
playing and a possible over-whelm
ing victory for the north siders was
turned into honorable defeat for the
south siders.
But the Riverside basket team is
more than over sure of coping the
city championship. Their next con-
test Will be with the Irving school
team which last week defeated Cen
trail school, Il to 6. Here will be
a game worth going far to see.
Without thought of discouraEing
the Riverside boys, one may hazard
the guess that Mr.. Cortrights az
gregation OF stellar athletes will
continue to evidence their superior
training and ability.
But in Eugene Lew. Louis Con
ger. Thomas Mclean. Lloyd Merrill
and Herbert Ross the haywood
rooters have a bunch OF players
worthy OF support
Robert Lawrence. the young man
at Riverside who tells the public
about athletic activities at his
school, says baseball and basket
ball teams desiring information
about the Riverside can get him be-
tween and 8 p. m. at Hammond
2627.
Herbert Cortright. principal Of
Irving school and director OF ath
letics in the elementary schools. j.
supervising the inter-school con-
test
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRwcEJ.


NEW YORK. March 2s.-Assistant
District Attorney Ferdinand Pecora
was silent today on the question Of
whether any Of the three indict
ments still pending against George
L (Tex) Richard, Will be pressed.
following the sporting promoters
acQuirtal early today OF charges of
criminal assault upon -year-o1d
Sarah Schoenfeld. Meanwhile. Rick
ard Is out on mail. following his
nine day Incarceration in Tombs
prison during his trial
One OF the indictments still out
standing charges criminal assault
upon another young girl, while the
other two charge abduction.
Max D. stuer. Richards chief
counsel, said today that Assistant
District Attorney Pecora had told
him II the former president OF Mad
ison Square Garden were acquitted
OF charges IN the first indictment.
the others would not be pressed.
Richard today was receiving the
congratulations Of his many friends
who have stuck by him since the
charges were first preferred by the
young girls through the Children's
Society on January Il. Those who
remained to await the jury's YER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
BY WILLIE HOPPE

Former Billiards Champion OF
the World.
Cwritten for the International
News Servtce)
CHICAGO. March 2a.-I expect to
vim back the title tonight
I want to say this as modestly as
can I feel that am going to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
HIGH SCORE BOWLING
TOURNAMENT IN APRIL

Rey McCool, proprietor OF Ham
mond's bowling alley. today an
uounces on the blackboard at his
place special inducement to bowl
ers for the month of April. McCool
states that Otto G. Fifeld. a bowling
enthusiast who is also a candidate
for county treasurer on the repub-
lican ticket. will award three prizes
10 the men getting the highest In
dividual games during the month
of April on the aIcCool alleys. The
prize competition Is open to all
bowlers IN the county.
Scores will be posted on the board
a t McCool's.
The prizes follow:
First prize-New bowling ball.
value, s15.26.
Second prize-A pair of bowling
shoes, value, 800.
Third prize-Bowler's watch fob,
value, $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
SPORTING NEWS
Big Fritz
Threat Has
Its Effect

The threat OF Big Fritz Ebert,
coach of the Walther League Senior
basketball team. had the desired ef-
feet. His team defeated the W :
Their League Seniors OF LaPorte,
IL to 9
Ebert had laid down the law to
his basketiers. He let them under
stand that that he would lick every
one Of them If they failed to trim
LaPorte. They fought like regulars
and came through victorious al
though during the opening minutes
of the game they kept an apprehen-
sive eye on the stern face OF their
coach.
1t was a neck and neck affair.
The score was tie nearly all OF the
last quarter and was upset only
during the last two minutes Of play
Sallhassen for the visitors former
star of the University of Michigan
FIVE, was easily the stellar man Of
the evening. lie shot field baskets
from almost impossible angles.
In the preliminary game the Ham
mand Juniors defeated the LaPorte
Juniors 81 to 4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
Twin City Bowling Scores

Scores Twin City Bowling League
week ending March %. 1922, Lyric
bowling alleys. East Chicago. Ind:
NAGDEuAN,S ToGs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Decisions OF boxing representa-
tives are:
At Pine Bluff. Ark.-Sailor Freed
man knocked out Ray Rivers "a.
At Mansfield, 0. - Joe White
knocked out Gus Camp (6).
At St Louis Harry Kabakoff
beat Harvey Bright (12).
At adelphia-Willie Jackson
beat frankie Rice (s) George
CLANCY beat Jimmy Hanlon go. Jim
Holland beat SerGt. Ray Smith,
foul (7); Joe Jackson beat Willie
Ryan, foul ca; John Mealy beat
George Young Erne 80.
At Reading. Pa. - Bob Martin
knocked out Sailor Townsend (2).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
Canada Subsidies Hogs

CALGARY. Alta, March-Pren-
iums of 10 per cent will be paid by
organized Canadian packers on ba-
con hogs this year. This is the an
nouncement of G. H. Hutton, presi-
dent of the Western Canada. Live
stock Union. All the large packers
in the West. 1t IS declared, have
agreed to the plan. The premium, IL
is believed. will give a great Ina
petus to hog raising and tend to
counterfeit the menace to the export
trade caused by the new tariff rates
of the United States.
The bacon hog has been fayorite
Of Canadian breeders since the be-
ginning of the country's agricultural
history This is doubtless due to
some extent to English tradition and
to the fact that originally Canada
found It's best market for hogs in
the British Isles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

(AddltionaI Sporting News on
page 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
HOOSIER SQUAD
SLIPS into TOWN
ON Way To JAPAN

The University OF Indiana baeeball
squad on its way to Japan Aippe.s
into Chicago unannounced late lasr
night and departed for Seattle as
silently as it arrived. The saua<
reached Chicago over the Monon line
shortly after II o'clock and left at
midnight for Seattle. from which
port the Hoosiers will embark for the
voyage to the land of Nippon. The
squad was given a big demonstration
on departing from Bloomington.
Glasses at the university were dis
missed early and several hundred
students escorted the men to the
train.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
CADWALLADER
GETS VALPO
COLLEGE HONOR
I ESPECIAL TO The TisEsI


NALSARAISO, IND. March 20
Robert j. Cadwallader. Of Monroe st
Hammond, was one of seven men to
receive sweaters in Chapel last week
PRESIDENT Roessler presented the men
with sweaters and eomplimented
them en- the excellent playing dur
ing the past season. Cadwallader
played forward and was one Of the
best consistent players on the team
and could hold his own against any
opponent. scoring many Of the points
Tor Nalpo and helping TO make the
good showing this season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

singer Randolph alleys. April s. there
viii be found on the slate 444 five
men teams, 1927 two men teams and
1904 individuals.
The officials of the tournament de-
sire to thank the various plants ana
their bowlers for what they have
done to make the second annual tour
nament a success.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
HOPPE STILL
CONFIDENT
OF WINNING

Editors Note: Here is the sec
ond or While Hopes articles on
the worlds 1872 balkline billiards
championship match. 1900 points.
now being played in Chicago by
Hoppe. the challenger, and Jake
Schaefer, Jr.. the title holder. The
score now stands: Schaefer 1000.
Hoppe 1852. Schaefer scored 500
points to Hopes ass the first night
and last night 500 to the challen-
gers ass. The last block will be
played tonight. The match is draw
ing capacity crowds.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

owns the largest stable of automo-
biles IN California. Speed cops have
played big part in his cross coun-
try journeys and he is forever being
cautioned for speeding, but he WORT
have to worry about that in the
indianapolis course.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
2,OO4 TO ROLL EN-
At CHICAGO MEET

When the second annual tourna-
ment OF the Chicago Industrial Bow
ling association, under the auspices
Of the Chicago Association or COM
merce. gets under way at the Ben
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-12
Realty. Transfers
Compiled by Salem Abstract
Co., Bank Of Commerce blog'

Raumgartner and fire to How
ard Jones and wife, N 1S tract l
Marion Gardens $40
VIM, II, and Gertrude Welch 20
Mabel H. Brownell, part block ~
Salem $40 "
Louis J. Wolfard and wife to V.
L. Matheny part of ]. Brown ci.
6-1 w $225
V. l.. Matheny and wife to G. d.
Matheny part Brown cl. 6-l w $lo
Geo. w. and Ethel M. Hubbs TO
]. II. Engerman and wife 42.70
acres in sec. 22-6-1 w $6500
John Ludovetzke and wife to
Walter l.. Osborn part lot 4 john
son add. Silverton $500
j. M. Brown and wife to l.. Ames
waste water falling from flume
upon land in j. Berger cl. 81 w
81
W. A. Wright to New World
Life Ins. Co. tract 2 Goudy Gar
dens $1,000
Edwin Forrette to Frank A. Sleg
mund 42.05 acres i'll 81 w $4,000
Oliver Forrette to Frank A.
ocllllO PpVuV
Mrs. Olive Conner to Maude
Epperly land in ]. M. Bates cl,
1913 w $1200
Thomas B. Kay ct al to Fannie
K. Bishop ct al lot 4, block 20
University add. Salem $4,000.
Frank C. Ferguson to Elton H.
Coon part block 40, Salem $40
Aug. Often and wife to Arthur
Glover acres in 7-2 w $40
Salem Laundry Co to d. d. Ohm
sted and wife part lot 6, block 20,
Salem $40
F. x. Goyette to Robt. M. Faber
and wife lots Z block As, St.
Paul $2325
Chas. N. Willard and wife to
August F. Mohort part lots and
7, block 26, Mob Hill annex Sa-
lem $450
Benjamin B. Wedel and wife to
E. A. Johnson lot 8, block IL, Yew
Park add. Salem $40
G. H. Grabenhorst and wife to
II. B. Seagrover and wife, lot Z
subdivision lot Smiths f F $40
Lou Amsler and wife to Wal
ter McLaren and wife lots / 2,
block Is, Mob Hill add. Salem 81
Orville and Mary Butler to d. p
Mccarthy 2 acres in sec. 27-S-4
| w $40
Samuel C. Dixie to Albert p
Millsap land in sec 20 and 3O-9-4
E $40 \
l.. A. and Lola Esson to Marion
Co., Or, land for road in VIM. Par
kre cl. 6-1 w SIS
Andrew Schmidt and wife to Ma
rion Co. Or, land for road in F.
Coon cl, 6-1 w $40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-12
DOUBLEHEADER SLATED
FOR DALLAS LOOP TEAMS

Dallas, Or. Jan. 12.--What is
hoped to be the most attractive
basketball card of the season will
occur Saturday, when a double
header will be played. In the
first game the Dallas high school
team will be pitted against the
Buena Vista team, and the final
game will see the undefeated com
pany l. team matched with the
crack Albany Legion team.
Buena Vista is the dark horse
OF the Polk county league and
have trimmed all opponents so far
by decisive scores. Dallas must
play real basketball TO beat them.
The Albany Legion team is COM
posed OF former Albany college
and o. A. C. stars. 1t is safe to
say that they win be the fastest
visiting team seen on the local
floor this season and the guards
men are bent on taking their
measure.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-12
NO NEGRO BOUTS
FOR CHAMPION
KEARNS' EDICT

Y Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. r.
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight
champion, will not meet JACK
johnson, former negro champion,
in a match at Mexico City or any
where else, Jack Kearns, Demp-
sey's manager said here this morn
ing when informed of reports
from Nogales, Ariz,, that Mexl-
can promoters were trying to ar
range a bout between the two
pugilists to be staged in Mexico
City.
Kearns said Mexican promoters
had approached him in Oakland
Cal, recently with offers for
such a match, but that he did not
consider them anything but triv-
ial. He declared that Dempsey's
next bout was matter of the fu-
ture, no arrangements having
been made with any promoter for
a match for the champion.
Oakland, Cal, Jan. 12.-Jack
Kearns, interviewed here last
week on the subject of Dempsey
Harry Wills match, declared that
Dempsey will never box a color
ed man while h els champion"
"The Johnson-Jeffries fight
killed the game for time and
Dempsey VIII never be a party to
such another match" he declared
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-12
Game Promises To Be Fast
WAPATO ONE OF
COLLEGE STARS
ON CLUB SQUAD

Portland, Or, Jan. 12.-Mult~
nomah Amateur Athletic club has
several varsity and club stars on
the basketball team for this sea-
son and schedule already pre-
pared calling for seven game at
Portland, two or three at Spokane,
and one at Salem, with other
games In prospect.
Captain Twining and Gus Clerin
are the only members Of last years
team playing this year. Clerin
will be at forward, the other for
ward being Paul Wapato, Bob Po-
lonse and Evans. Wapato Is a
former Willamette university ath-
lete, Pelouse formerly played with
Stanford university and Evans
comes from the middle west.
Craig, big Wyoming varsity
player who holds down center,
stands feet A inches Guards are
to be Captain Twining, Beck,
Jacobberger and Clipper Smith
Jacobberger is a former Uniyer-
sity Of Oregon player and Smith
played three years with the Notre
Dame quintet.
The clubs schedule, with the
exception Of games now being ar
ranged and the Spokane games,
which will be played in March,
follows:
January 14Whitman at Port
land.
January 19- University OF
Washington at Portland.
January 21--Willamette at
Portland.
February 4--Ninth Army Corps
at Portland.
February 11--Walla Walla X
M. G. A. at Portland.
February 1S--Spokane Amateur
Athletic club at Portland.
February 22--Willamette at Sa-
lem.
February 25--Uniyersity OF Ne
vada at Portland.