Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1925 — Page 9

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KZ Big Ten Coaches ■ * Make Good At Tasks ■ By Edwatd C. Derr ■ , T p. staff Correspondent) ■cbica* 0 ' n,>r ' ’S.-lUnlted Press) — ■ s} , members of the coaching perK 4 of <he Big Ten Conference K shown sufficient ability to make ■ almost certain that they will beKa fixtures ■Althougli Yost and Stagg and Wilce ■d ZuppliP already are veterans in ■ art o f teaching football, there have ■ ’ new faces at some of the instiKons a' ll * in Practically every case K ne wcotner has made good. ■Wisconsin is a shining example. Kiger teams, once as greatly feared ■ any in the Big Ten ’ werp going ■div for several years. Jack Ryan ■ulda't find the proper material for players and his success with K a t he had wasn't very brilliant. ■ Ami so Wisconsin hired George LitK »'ho was trained in the Yost school ■ football at Michigan. Little may Kve had better material to work on Km Ryan had or it may be that he Kew how to work with what he had Ktter than his predecessor. At any

I Christmas JFMtF I //// I ** | CANDIES . Xf M I B We have a full line of ’** H fancy Christmas Candy to \g r' K suit everybody. Sugar is B cheap and candy is cheaper ZB. Al**’*' B We make our own candy and we sell it ♦♦ B at your own price & 10c—15c—20c pound for Christmas week. ** B Shelled nuts of all kinds. Special—Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lblsc 2 Special prices to Sunday Schools, B Teachers and Churches. ♦♦ v We also have fancy box candies V in 1 lb. to 5 lb. boxes. yr : B DON’T FORGET THE PLACE iU I JOSEPH & LANG I B That Old Reliable Confectionery. ••• [THE MORRIS; I 5 and 10c STORE | I - $ Boy Dolls, TOY SPECIALS 14 inches long Mechanical Train, O T Engine and 2 cars ' | 98c | Desk Style Si kb on Heavy Duty * $1.89 Mechanical Auto i K mmhmbmmb 81 98 S K Holly Boxes, all sizes IHBiB ■ 2C to 19c I Biggest and Best Line of ; K One-half Pound Candy " Tovs ; n the city ■ Boxes for children’s treats ch ristmas Cards. 0 Ornameniry Wreaths ■ Our Big Line of Fine STORE OPEN ERY K Candies] wil,9 satisfy the NIGHT INTIL ■ children and the grown CHRISTMAS w> ups as well ' ’ ’

rate, Wisconsin playe(l Rr( . a , In the season Just closed, winning three games, losing one, and tying one In five .out, qt;l|l . TJ)e r#c ord put the Badgers In a tie with Northwestern for second place in the l final standing. Little has won the favor of Wiscon-' son alumni and undergrads and is al- 1 most certain to become a fixture I At Northwestern the situation'w a J different. For more than a dozen years the Methodists were kicked all over the conference. They made desperate efforts to improve the situation. chief of which was hiring a new coach every two or three years. As soon as a mentor had spent thre years al Northwestern and failed to produce a team of championship caliber, it was considered necessary to get a new one. Then some one in authority discovered the mistake. They hadn't been giving the coaches enough time to build up a system. And so they went to Oak Park, 111., high school and obtained Gleen Thistlewaite on a fiveyear contract. Thistlewaite has jus: finished his third year and the team is so improved that it's had its name

,h ""ged front “Purple" to "Wildcats." Northwestern t hlg y .. a ,. gaVO Mfch) Mn ~n|y "“r-ut, was the only team f ored against Michigan, and finisl'Bll lh * H '‘ tls °n In a tie for second place. And so Thistlewaite has two more to go on his present contract " n " Probably will he offered another "tie when that expires. 1 1"’ I't.'o season Introduced "Doc” «l-"«rs to Big Ten spears I* a veteran coach coming to Mlnne"Ota Irmo West Virginia, but he was tew io the midle west and his nc'■ompllshnients were closely watched. Aller getting off to a bad start, Spears •ilnarded most of his first string pinyIncluding the captain, ami put a leum Os sophomores on tin- field. Im-.m-d ate improvement was noticed and Ihe Gophers became a championship threat by defeating lowa by the surprising score of 31’, to (>. They lost 111 Michigan In the last game of the Year, but Spears' first season was a .success and he will have most of his men for two years more. I Burt Ingwerson at lowa has done jbetter than most fellows could have | done in filling the shoes of Howard jJuiies am] probably will coach Hawk-

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eye teaniH for some time to come. Ingram at Indiana and Pbelan ui Purdue haven’t made any teami to worry the rest of the conference but most any one will agree that it would lake more than new vouches to put thoae luKtltiitions Into the front rank so far UH fooball is concerned. There may not be u Hockne or Doble or Yost in this new group of coaches but most of them are here to stay for a while. Liquidating Agent For Keystone Bank Is Named Indianapolis, Dec. 18. — (United Press) —The First National Bank of yontpeher, has been named liquidating agent for the State Farmers Bank of Keystone, the banking commission was notified today. The Montpelier institution was named at a meeting of the board of directors of tile Keystone bank yesterday. The liquidating agents notified T. D. Barr, of the commission, that all deposilors of the bunk will be paid before Jan. 1, 1926. While in Fort Wayne to do your Christmas shopping, eat at the Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria.

Wall Street Declares Big Christmas Dividend By Paul W. White (l . P. Staff <’orr< apondent) New York, Dec. 18,—Wal! street is declaring a 1M.000.000 Christmas dividend on its prosperity. Following the most active 12 months in the history of the street, banks, stock exchange firms, law offices and Invi-semtn homm s are velng with euch other in the distribution of bonuses to employes, who were hard presHed throughout the year to meet the steady Influx of business. In addition to the $50,000,000 bonuses at least $100,000,000 will liave been paid in extra dividends of Jan. 1. Likewise thousands of employes have had un opportunity to buy stocks at considerably less than the market price. ■ ■ — ——o———— Jennings County Woman 111 From Strange Malady Indianapolis, Dec. 18. — (United Press) —Officials of the state Itoard of health here are watching with a great deal of interest experiments being conducted in an effort to ascertain whether a case of anthrax has been discovered in Jennings county.

A North Vernon woman, who handles u considerable quantity of poultry recently became |l| from a strange malady. Dr. Norman Beatty, of the state board of health, who inVMtigated the case took samples of the woman’s blood nnd inoculated a number of

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guinea pigs In order to determine the effect of the germs. Anthrax Ju generally an animal disease, the germs of which Infect the pelts and skins and sometimes find their way Into the human system as the result of abrasions on the hands of persons handling the dead animals,