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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-21
April Mays 2-1S
NOTICE OF BOND SALE

NOIlCE OF BOND SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
24th day of April, A. D., 1922, at 8
on etGck ga a; m M and each day thereafter
of the sota g 6oard Of school trustees
bridge City and Jackson township.
wayne county, Indiana, will offer for
trustees at Cambridge City, Indiana, an
issue OF forty thousand dollars of bonds
Of said school corporation of Cambridge
CITY, wayne county, Indiana.
These bonds will be dated Nav 18th
a. y, 1922, In number of forty of the
denomination of $500 each. in number
IN number fifty of the denomination of
500 each; each bearing interest at the
rate or percent per annum payable
on the fifteenth day of January, x. D..
1928, and semi-annually thereafter
Said bonds shall mature as follows:
One thousand dollars on July 18th. A.
D., 1923, and like sum each semi-an-
nuai interest paying date thereafter
until July 18th, A. D., 1912, when ali
gad b656 5ha bav come due and
compliance with the laws of the state
of Indiana, pursuant to an order of the
board of school trustees of the con-
solidated schools of Cambridge CITY
and Jackson township, Wayne county,
Indiana, made and entered of record on
| the 10th day of February, \. d, 1922,
authorizing said bonds to be issued for
| the purpose of providing funds for the
| school corporation of Cambridge City,
| Wayne county, Indiana, to meet its pro-
portionate cost of the building Of a
new joint graded high school building,
| the remodeling of one grade school
! building and building of a new grade
building at East Germantown (Persh-
ing postoffice) for the consolidated
/ son township, Wayne county, Indiana
| The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
All bids should be sealed and accom-
| panied with a certified check for al
least 5 percentum of amount of the bid
Signed by. Board of Consolidated
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-21

DJTPI EXC rooms; modern; will trade
for good modern or s,roo GI1a cen zen
ference. What have you? John H
Schell SIT N. z.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-21

State of Indiana. Wayne County, S.:
Anna McManus VS.. james G. Stanley,
Clair Stanley. WAYNE circuit court,
April term, 1922. No. 20069.
Be 1t known, that on the goth day
of April, 1922, the above named plain
tiff by her attorney. filed in the office
of the clerk of the Wayne circuit court
her complaint against said defendants
in the above entitled cause, complaint
on note and to foreclose mortgage on
real estate and for restraining order to-
gether with the affidavit of a Compel
ent person, showing that said defend
ant, James G. Stanley, is not a resi-
dent Of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant, James G. Stanley,
therefore is hereby notified of the fill
ing and tendency of said complaint
against him and that unless he appears
and answers or demurs thereto. at the
calling of the said cause, on the 18th
day of June, 1922, day of the April
term of said court which was begun
and held at the courthouse in the city
of Richmond on the first Monday of
April, 1922, said complaint and the mat
tiers and things therein contained and
alleged, will be taken as true. and the
said cause will be heard and deter
mined in his absence.
Witness the clerk and the seal of
said court at the city of Richmond this
goth day of April. 1922.
LINUS P. MEREDITH.
Clerk.
Gath p Freeman, attorney for plaintiff
Anr. 81 -2S-Mav5
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-10-05

tlon held In Districts Nos. 81. ~. 80,
~. %. IS and 80 and in Ind. S. D.
No. 6.
Ia this matter returns from the Spe-
cial School Election held In Districts
Nos. 81. Al. 80 a.. Is. IS. and IS and
IN independent school District No. 8
being nearly an Ia. the Board proceed
ed TO cam gss same. hut on opening GER
tain packages. II was found that some
OF the returns were not properly cerii-
fled and the erroneous returns were
sent hack FOR correction,
Whereupon the Board declared re-
cess until y. NJ. August seth.
W. W. PARISH. Chairman.
Attest; c. c. SIGGINS Clerk.
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PAGE THREE

p. NJ. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time pur-
suant 10 recess. Present all members
and the Clerk.
In the Matter OF the special school
Election, held at f1elistsr ana othsr
School Districts.
In this matter, all Of the returns OF
the Special school Election held al Hol-
lister and other School Districts on
August 2lst. being al hand and In prop
er form the Board proceeded 10 can
yass said vote as follows. to-wit.
No. 34-Rogcrson. 81 votes. Yes
No. s5-Allcndaie. "A votes. No.
No. 4i--Am-terdam. IS votes. Yes.
No. 3S-Sprinsvale. IL votes. Yes.
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]. F. Pohlnnan received total Of
Coroner.
John Frahm received a total OF 100
P J. Grossman received total Of
vote.
c. L. Romig received total OF iis
j. A. Bybee received a total OF !
Justice OF the Peaee-T~in Falls.
V. H. Bustick received total OF 2
Justice Of the Peaee-7uhL
VIM. McQuillan received total OF
$. A. Dickey received total OF Z
Justice Of the Peaee-cIover.
Ed Adkins received a total OF ;
Justice OF the eeaee-Thometz.
T. NJ. Baird received total OF ]
Justice Of the Pesee-Kimberly.
X. T. Kious received total OF ]
Justice OF the Peaee-Murtaueh.
T. l.. Whitworth received total OF
constaele-6uhl
J. l. Malone received total Of
r. n. weatherson received a total OF
: votes.
Constable--Closer
r. ID. See received total Of votes.
Constable-T hometx
Sam Harris received a total OF
constable-Kirnberiy
Geo. Russell received total OF ]
vote.
Constabie-Fllcr
l.. ID. Allen received a total OF
vote.
The canvassing Of the votes cast for
Delegates 10 County Conventions and
for Precinct Committeeman. having BEEN
checked. the Board deemed II annfces
sary 10 cucumber the records with a de-
tailed statement Of such vote
Whereupon at the hour OF 9 O'Clock
=. NJ the Board declared recess until
10 A. NJ. August Sth
W. w. PARISH. Chairman.
Attest: c. {. SlGGINS, Clerk.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-10-05

Twin Falls Idaho. Aug. s. 1922. 10
A. NJ Regular July Session.
The Board convened az this time pur-
suant 10 recess. Present All members
and the Clerk.
In the Matter OF Salary for the County
Attorney.
In this matter pursuant 10 Section
1888. Revised Statutes OF Idaho. the sal
AIRY Of the County Attorney OF Twin
Falls County. Is hereby fixed az si,s'S.eo
per annum for the biennium commencing
on the second Monday In January. 1922.
There being nothing further 60 come
before the Board az this time. recess
was taken until 10 A. M. August gsth
when the Board will meet as a Board
OF Canvassers OF the vote east for con
solidatiOn OF Holiistcr Ind District No
and Common School Districts at Bcr-
ger Amsterdam. ROgerson. Springvale
AllcndRle. Alta and HAggardt. said cleo
ton having been ordered August .iss.
1922.
w. W. PARISH. Chairman.
Attest; c. &. SIGGINs. Clerk.
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PROGRESSIVE PRIMARY.
State Senator.

o. C. Hall received total OF si'
Representatives.
II. Murphy received a total OF IN
Willis e. Hibner received total Of
EMS Wood received a total Of
Elmer Aman received total Of ilt
n. ]. sweeley received a total OF
j. II. scherrup received total Of
c. =. Thomas received total of -
Fred Grisve received total OF
j. NJ. Markell received total OF
d. L. Beamer received a total OF
vote.
District Judge.
W. w. Mattison received total OF
W. A. Babcock received total OF
A. r. Hicks received total Of
votes.
Commissioner First District.
]. C. Reichers received total OF
csmmlsslonsr second District
II. IL Freedheim received total Of
o. f. Carlson received a total OF :
Jas. Fitzgerald received a total Of
vote.
b. Rendahl received a total OF .
votes.
Commissioner Third District.
b. f. Jain received total OF @of
j. o. Nosgie received total OF
Prosecuting Attorney.
Clerk District Court.
Harry II. kins~y received total OF
PIC votes.
Sheriff
Walter II. shriver received total
OF 2i7 votes.
Treassrer.
r.. A. Litter received total OF
el0 votes
Probate Judge.
Herman Sehurger received total OF
1926 votes
]. NJ. Jayne received total OF 30
votes.
j. W. Jones received a total OF 4
votes.
]. NJ shank received a total OF 6
votes.
Kennedy Packard received total OF
3 votes
superintendent Plble Instruction.
Gertrude Ring received a total OF
III votes
Charlotte Pond received total OF
vote.
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IL votes.
Having completed canvsssing OF the
Republican and Democratic returns
al the hour OF 5 O'Clock p. m re-
cess was declared until 10 a. m Aug
w. W. PARISH.
Chairman.
Attest: C. C. sIGGISs. Clerk
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-10-05

Twin Falls. Idaho. August Is. 1929. 10
A. NJ. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time pur-
suant TO recess. Present all members
and the Clerk.
In the Matter OF Special School Eiee-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-10-05

Twin Falls. Idaho. Aug. !. 1892. 10
a m Regular July Session.
The Board convened AT this time
pursuant 10 recess. Present all MEM
bers and the Clerk
eressiVe Primary Election held AUG.
LIST. were opened and canrassec- as
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-10-05

irwin rails. Idaho. August g. 1899.
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CONTINUED on page 81
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W W FAHISI, NNllTman.
Attest; c. &. SIGGINs. Clerk
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-10-11
LIFE's CAFETERIA

"Life's just a cafeteria" says Mir. Hiram Gelf. When you start out, you take a tray and wait upon yourself. Some days you find that happiness is on the bill of fare, while next day sorrow loads your tray with more than you can bear. Some days the dishes are quite rich, next day they're commonplace. Some days you're served a dish of fame. next day you're served dis grace. Some days you sup from Fortunes cup, filled with the joy of life. while next you thirst and are accurst with bitterness and strife.
 But one ray Q comfort in this world with all its pains and hurts, is that a man can't be too rich te get his just deserts; and when it comes to eashin' in, he'll find he'll have to pay aocordin' to the things he chose when loading up his tray. Contributed.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-10-11
H. P. CROWTHER U. s. Mineral Surveyor
 Established 1905.) 20. Box 391. Ketchikan, Alaska. Estimates furnished:
 Correspondence solicited.
STATEMENT

Of the ownership. management etc. re- Quired by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912
 Of the Hydsr Alaska Miner, published weekly at Hyder. Alaska, for October 1, 1922.
 Territory of Alaska a.
 Precinct of Hyder
 Before me. a notary public in and for the Territory and precinct aforesaid. personally appeared W. R. Hull who, having been sworn according to law, de- poses and says that he is the editor of the Hyder Alaska Miner and that the following is. to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the own ership. management etc. of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in above caption. required by the Act of August "A. 1912, embodied in Section AS. Postal Laws and Regulations, to wit: That the name and address of the publisher, editor. managing editor and business manager are w. R Hull, Hyder, | Alaska.
 That the owner is J. K. Green, Hyder. Alaska.
 W. R. Hull Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1th day of October, 1922. (SEAL) c. H. Sundmacher. My commission expires March l7, 1924.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-10-11

ANT NATURE GRAND! What funny little thing A frog are:
 Aint got no tail Almost hardly.
 When he hop. he jump, And when he jump he sit On he little tail
 What he aint got Almost hardly. THE MAIDEN'S PRAYER Dear Lord, l ask nothing for my self! Only give my mother a son. in-law.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-29

That this New Year to you may be
In other years . memory,
Filled to the brim with happiness
That all your future life will bless.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-29
New Years Greetings and Best Wishes
GREETINGS

Here's Happy New Years Day to you
and 1854 other days after it, just as happy,
trimming over with prosperity.
We couldn't wish you more!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23
BABE" RUTH ALL SET
FOR HIS BEST SEASON

NEW ORLEANS-Ja., March %
Babe Ruth. the mightest sIugger
the game has ever produced. appar-
emily IS set for another great sea-
son.
He is I'm far better condition now
than he was at a much later date
last year.
Ruth is evidently bent on making
another attack on the home run
record despite the handicap OF be-
ing ineligible TO play during the first
five or six weeks Of the season.
Just to prove that ne stu had the
range the Babe made the longest
hit ever recorded at New Orleans
off the first ball he swung at I'm his
first batting practice Of the year.
In a game against the New Or
leans club recently, he hit a homer
with the bases hued. Local fans
viii talk about that hit for years TO
come.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23
NEW INFIELD Find"
ON YANKEE ROSTER

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. March %.
The New York Americans appear
10 have landed another competent
third baseman in Norman NIclIu-
Ian. His work at the Yankee camp
has been one Of the outstanding
sensations OF the present training
season.
Mcmillan is a former couegiau
who came TO the Yankees last
spring from an obscure Southern
League.
He showed so much promise that
the New York club experienced no
lottle trouble in waving him out Of
the American League in order that
he might be farmed to Rochester
for development.
Playing under the direction OF
George Stalliugs, his Improvement
was remarkable TO degree. and
press observers who have seen him
perform at New Orleans are unani-
nous in the opinion that he is one
OF the finds" Of the year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23
Sport Summary
By United Press

DAJLAS-DoCtors say iris Speak
er's injured knee can be cured only
by long rest and the Indian man
ager Is training a substitute to take
his place.
SAN ANTONIO-Capt. Dave Ban
croft and Ralph SINNERS are out
of the Giant lineup with injuries
but Frank Frisch, spiked last week,
is back In uniform.
ANNAPOLIS. NId.-Navy swim
ming team has challenged the great
Yale team, champions Of 1920, 1921
and leading the intercollegiate
league this season.
NEW NORk-The Yankees are
after Joe Harris. former Indian, now
with the Boston Red Sox, it was re-
ported today. Club officials admit
they want an outfelder.
PRINCETON-BOb Morrison, Chi
cago. captain of the Princeton
wrestling team, is out with concus-
sion Of the brain. It IS the result Of
an injury received two years ago
against Yale.
NEW NORK-James +. Johnson,
who had TO take "Playfellow, full
brother Of Man o. War. back from
Harry Sinclair when the court de-
clared the thoroughbred to be a
"windsucker," says he wants TO race
him this summer for charity to
prove he is sound
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Izzy Win
tiers, wrestling instructor at Yale,
says ne would like to show Jack
Dempsey that a wrestler is better
than a boxer
MILWAUKEE-Joe Moore. New
York. and Miss Gladys Robinson,
Toronto. clinched the titles in the
international indoor ice skating
tournament here.
EENAH. James ".
Brown. 70. Wisconsin horseman. is
dead from heart disease.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23
NOt9-e Dame Nine
VIII Meet Local
Outft Saturday
Team to Play Cutters in Prac-
tice Game Saturday-Meet
Indestructos Sunday.

The Cutters Of South Bend, pre-
senting an all-star lineup. will play
an exhibition baseball game with the
Notre Dame varsity Saturday after
noon at 1870 o'clock on Cartier field.
This game viii be over by the time
that the football game between the
new members OF Rocknc's squad and
tho old varsity men Will begin
Coach Halas Will use a different
lrcup in the game with the Cutters
from the one that he Will start I'm
the game Sunday with the AIisha-
waka IndestruCtOs. This game Will
start at $3.50 on Cartier field. The
IndestruCtos Will present a lineup
composed entirely Of former league
players, most OF them. however. be
ing familiar TO South Bend baseball
fans. Baker and Morse will do the
catching. PhiEon Will play at first
base, Joe Claffey at second. Black
more at sohrt, Hixenbaugh at third.
Britton in left field, Cook in the cen
ter garden, and Napier in right field.
a number OF pitchers Will be used.
among them Fitzsimmons. Zentz and
Cassidy The Notre Dame lineup
Will be announced later.
With the spring training trip only
three weeks away. Coach Halas is
planning 10 weed out his squad rap
idly. Last Saturday he cut the group
TO Al men, and another big slash will
be taken at the end OF this week.
Only Is men VIII be taken on the
trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23

Eight Teams Tentatively Sc
lected for Places To Ar
range Schedule Soon.

Plans for an industrial baseball
league, comprising teams represent
ing the chief manufacturing con-
Germs of this city, were partially com
pleted az a meeting Of the Municipal
RecreationaI committee held We'd
uesday night ar the School Admins
trauon building.
According 20 the plan the league
viii be composed Of from eight TO
ten teams representing the various
factories here. Games will be played
on Saturday afternoons during the
14-week schedule, which is being
prepared by the recreational com
mittee The games viii be played on
the city park diamonds and al the
J. D. oliver play field
The eight teams tentatively select
ed for places in the league are.
George Cutter Co, South Bend Lathe
Works. O'Brien Varnish Works.
Wilson Bros, Studebaker Corp, oil
yer Plow Works. Indiana Bell Tele-
phone Co, and the Malleable Steel
Range Co. Other factories which
the committee hopes 70 have join in
the league are: Stephenson Under
wear Mills. South Bend Woollen Co.
and the South Bend Watch CO.
Open May IS.
The league will open about May
Is and the schedule OF IA games Will
make the close Of the season come
in the latter part Of the summer.
The rules drawn UP by the Munici-
pal Recreation committee specify
that all team members must be of
amateur standing. Players on the
teams need not be employees Of the
factory, although in such cases their
names must be registered with the
committee.
Umpires and scorekeepers viii be
furnished by the department of re-
creation. A beautiful trophy will be
awarded TO the winning tes m 10y the
recreational department. A schedule
Of games and other details on the
league will be completed at an early
date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23

viii be of much more value in utility
parts than e. youngster.
Utility inflelders are generally call
ed into service in the pinches, and
a veteran is not likely 20 make mis-
takes IN the pinches while that will
be the time when a youngster IS
most likely 70 make them.
Should Young show signs Of his
former weakness Cutshaw will look
after the second basing.
Rigney IS probably the best de-
fensive player in the outfit Of new
Corners. In practice games Rigney
has been particularly impressive on
double plays He knows how 70 get
10 the bag and knows the proper po-
sition. He can take a throw and
after that no is IN a position 10 get
the hall away quickly. fast and &C
curately. II Is his work on double
plays that most appeals about him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23
Lii biLitieS in
White Sox Camp
Not Fatalities
Gleason's Kids Win Three
From Giants Despite Shat
tered Lineup.
BY DAVIS J. WALSH.
l. n. 8. Snort Editor.

HEEIlN. leL1ef MATCH III"
injured caK. muscular, one complete
-1t OF influenza. one demOuntable
snoalder. two holdouts and series Of
examinations at the University Of
Texas. Two men late in reporting,
one manager bis non-plussed, not 70
say disconcerted. a commandment
little Texas town concerning itself
not at all and p large spacious time
being had 10y all
il may sound a bit involved and
just as clear as a bottle Of the very
best ink. but we viii explain all
without unseemly delay.
Liabilities Pay"
The Chicago White SOx are In
training here.
With all OF these liabilities, real
and fancled, the White SOx have
won three ball games 90 date, from
the worlds champion Giants, lost
one and tied one. The answer is
eternal hustle and the fact that Kid
Gleason is getting laudable pitch
ing from q pair OF recruits.
The first OF these Is Charlie
Robertson, UP from Minneapolis.
who next 70 Urban Faber looks Ike
the best Highlander in tire camp.
The other is John Russell. a left
handler from Sioux City, who re-
ceived a brief trial last year. Russell
Is we'll known as a spring pitcher.
Earl Sheely, first baseman, and
the iIlustriOus Eddie Collins were
slow in reporting Eddie Mulligan,
third baseman. is another holdout:
Red Disregard, his temporary sue
cessor. has the temperamental
shoulder previously referred 10.
Ernie Johnson, shortstop, has taken
his set Of influenza 10 local hOsDi-
tai cot. and Bib Falk, one Of the
best young outhelders I'm the busi-
ness. IS wrestling with examinations
at college
Bubser Homo Bound.
The outlook TO date has not been
a certain cure for mental dyspepsia
yet Gleason and his Sox are taking
10 all with a laugh and are showing
ccmmendable dash in their play.
Ostergard is really a most prom
ising third baseman. RE will round
ont the regular infield with Shelly,
Collins and Johnson, in the event
that Muligan elects to grace the
outer darkness. Otherwise. II will be
battle between the pair OF them.
Hal Bubser, a recruit first baseman,
has shown rather we'll but will so
back where he came from just the
same.
The Soxs greatest weakness Is
found in the box, for the catching
is sound, with the wonderful Schalk
ready to appear I'm the majority Of
games and yam" Yary-an available
for relief duty. And even confirm
ed misanthropist would be pleased
with the outfeld. One could go fur
Their and do much worse than Falk,
Amos Strunk and Harp Hoorer with
Johnny Mostil as first substitute.
Mostil, a fair hitter and very fast,
may be brought into the infield un-
less the latter wakes more prosper
Gus IN the very immediate future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23
VERSE O. CHEER
By Edgar L. Jones

MARBLE SEASONS HERE
His little knees are dirty and his
little knuckles rcd
And his little pockets rattle as he
comes i'm TO be fed
And from those signs we realize
about this time o. year
Thet summer shore is comm for tn
marble seasons here.
He hardly takes tho time 10 cat but
with a happy shout
Es grabs his hat from off the peg
and gailv scaupers ont;
NO fair a-fGdgIn ' "kruckIe down
about this time o. yea-
Inform us summers comm FOR m
marble seasons here
I used TO Zip a wicked thumb when
7 was but "a lad
Marbles ranked among tho greatest
pleasures tibet I had
And 90 starts my heart 20 smiling
long about this time o. year
When his knees and knucEles tell
us that the marble season
here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-23

have watched the squad at work
make the Dodgers the dark horses"
in this years pennant dash
The morale is better even than the
squads Of 1916 and 1920, the Dodger
penuant years
Last spring Robbie started off with
three dissatisfied stars who never got
into condition, he had no reserve
fielding, strength.
Early i'm the campaign was forced
20 use Hi Myers at second base.
Have Competition.
The pitchers complained OF being
overworked trying 10 trim the Yam
KEGS in the spring exhibition games.
The catching was slow and me-
chanical. The fielders having no RI
walls on the bench, were sure of their
jobs and with few exceptions jazzed IT,
This year the Dodger chieftain has