Indianapolis Journal, Volume 54, Number 69, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1904 — Page 9

TT7K INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1004.

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Baseball and Basketball

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S ANSWER TO

JOHHSOHJÜLL Of FIBE Says National League Schedule W ill Xot Be Changed to Suit American.

TIRED OK 01 TlilRSTS

National Men Feel that They Are Dealing with an Irreponsi- , ble Partv.

NEW YORK. Manh 8. President Pulliarn, of the National League, declared positively to-day that "the schedule of the National League will not be changed in any particular from its present form. Not one change will be made, and you may quote me as positively as you like on this point." This was Mr. Pulliams answer to the statement of President Johnson, of the American League, at Philadelphia that the ptning Käme of the New York Nationals in Brooklyn. April 14, ontlicting with the American League o;.. ni-. nam-' in New "York with Boston, was a departure from the original schedule, and that he would "tight to a finish, " if the matter would not be remedial. Mr. Pulliam said the achedule in this respect had not been changed since th UMtting "f the schedule comrnitt. . that there was no misunderstanding about it in the commute meeting. "Last Sunday." said Mr. Pulliam. "Han Johnson said to Mr lr. yfos in my pr ence that New York intended to pay no attention to the April 14 date. Thn he J promptly went to Philadelphia and talked n the opposite direction. "We have met with Mr. Johnson in a spirit of fairness and we are sick and tired of his unprovoked outbursts, h i liks like a boy rather than a grown-up. We have come to feel that we have been dealing with an irresponsible party, for no sooner re agreements mad than he begins to cry aloud. He does more than any man in either league to fry to down the game and hurt it. "Now. finally, let me say, and positively, that if Ban Johnson In his utterances represents the sentiment of the American 1easruc. the .sooner we know of it the better. The war costs money, but war is Infinitely preferable to this sort of peace. The sooner he br aks away the better' Parney Prey f us, of the National League schedule committee, added to Mr. Pulliam's statement: "Ban Johnson's utterances are almost too childish to talk about. Out of l."4 games he cries out about 0Mb and thut, too, after he has agreed to it. I agree perfectly with Mr. Pulliam. '

WASHiNGTOX TO USE NAT 10 SAL BALL PARK

No Purchaser Has Been Secured for Clnh and League May Conduct It.

WASHINGTON. March 8. President Ban Johnson, of the American Baseball Lcaque. rrived here to-night from New York, lie announced that tu- A no ri. an I.. .r. probably would conduct the Washington baseball club this season. Mr. Johnson said he had not given up hop. .. deposing of the club before the sea.-on opened, but as the time for beginning training was at hand he felt that he should com here and make arrangements for the camuafkn. No manager, he said, had been selected, but there were two good men. he said, whom he had In view. He expects to spend considerable time in Washington this season, for he is bound, he said, that this city shall have something better ia ha ball than it ha.-, heretofore. Mr. Johnson gave out the roster of the Washington club for the season as follows: Pitchers. Patten, Orth, Arthur Hildebrand. Wilson, le. Townse-wl and Jacobson; catchers. Clarke. Ktttrldgs and Drill; first base. Jake Stahl: second base, McC'ormick; rtWf lit una Moran and Cassidv; third ae. C.iuBhün; outfielders. Selbach, Homer HUdebiand ami Winters. It is probable the old National League grounds will be secured for the season, as they are regarded as being more advantageously located than those now used by the American League.

NBIV ISDOOR RECORDS IN THE RELAY RACES

Cornel Ts Representatives Covered the Four Miles in i8:-o 4-5.

NKW YORK. March 8. For the first time In twenty-seven years the New York Athletic Club heid an indoor meet to-night. The programme was a varied one and the contests took place in Madison-square Garden before a keenly appreciative gathering of men and women. A sreat deal of interest centered in the intercity regimental relay race, at one mile, in which the Thirteenth Regiment team, of Brooklyn, defeated a t-am representing the First Regiment, of Chicago, by twenty yards, with the Twenty-second Regiment team, of this city, third, six yards back, the time of the winning team being 3:34 2-5. The fleet-footed runners of Yale University captured first honors in the one-mile and two-mile relay races, but Cornell defeated Yale in the fourmile reluy. in which each member of the four-men teams ran one mile. New indoor records were made in the two lancer distance relay races, Cornell's representatives covering four miles in 18:30 4-r, which is over seven seconds better than the previous records. The Cornell man led throughout Ithaca's last relay, with Echutt. finishing nearly 100 yards ahead of C. B Aicott In the two-mile relay race onen tn i 1.

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uuor nine on 1 eeoru ior tnis distant H Lemoyne. of Harvard, who was on scratch In the sixteen-pound shot-putting handicap went within two inches of equaling Ora'v s American record of forty-seven f.. lDllshing an indoor re. ord of forty-six feet ten Inches. L. Merts. of Yale, with an allowance of eight fast, wan the . v. niyyard hurdle nice handicap by a . oUpie of inches fron. E. J. Clapp. of the "ame university, who ran a beautiful race from scratch. Arthur F. Daffey, of Georgetown University, and D. J. Lorrey. of Yale, were the two scratch men in the sixty-yard dash handicap, but both were beaten. Puffey seemed to be completely out of form, as he finished last of live in his trial heat, while Torrey. who ran splendidly, finished second by inches in his trial and semi-final heats, but the best-ho could do in the final was to finish fourth. Two of his college mates. Sjmner and Mitchell, with resj . tlve allowances of twelve and fourteen feet, finished first and second in this event with Fallon, of Fordham CoOee, who had tw five feet, third. All the other events wer-j well contested.

Two Patorltc won. Los AXtiKI.KS, il. March s. Two out of six favorites won at Ascot Park to-day, the othr races going to liberal priced second and third choices. Belle Kenney beat Pinkcrton in the rw i-vc.tr-oid race. Pinkerton was well backed by the heavy betters, and Kinney was the choice of the public. K'nney led all the way and wan by two b-ngths. Weather clear; track fast.

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CAPT. BATES'S MEN

A HARD FOUGHT GAME Indianapolis V. II. C. A. Basketball Team Defeated Fast Chicago Quintet. OVERCAME BIG LEAD

Firs! Half Closed with the Visiting Team in the Lead Spohr a Star.

In the fastest basketball game ever witness in the city the local Y. M. C. A. team defeated the much touted world's championship five of the West Side V. M. C. A. of Chicago last night by a score of ol to 27. Chicago started out like an easy winner a. id at the end of the iirst half had the big end of a 15 to 5 score. The visitors' stylo cf play was very deceptive to the local boys, as they depended on Ions hih passes und long throws for the basket to score their points. They shifted their center to back forward and their guards to forward and had the Y. M. C A. team puzzled. The Indianapolis players soon solved their style of play and commenced a hard up-hill light for a victory. Gradually it wore down the lead, Spohr and Churchill lundirfg some beautiful field goals. The latter also showed great head work in throwing foul goals. Bates, Hasse and Gibbs worked like trojans to keep the hall in the visitors' territory. Spohr made two goals from the Sfda of the held while running at top speed. Churchill dropped three more in tie- bask t, tying the score. Pibbs th.n put his team in the lead by tossing in a clever pass from Bates and the spectators cheered themselves hoarse. The Windy City team then made a desperate attempt to regain the lost ground, but to no avail, as Churchill scored again just as the whistle blew. Captain Tousland played the b?st game for th- visitors. Moot and McAll also contributed some pretty playing. Th.- set ..ad teams of the local hih schools played a one-sided game as a preliminary. M. T. H. S. clearly outplayed the Shortridge scrubs and won by a score of 2$ to 11. Line-up and summary of Chicago-Indi

anapolis game: Chicago. Position. Indianapolis. Tousland (Capt.) Forward Churchill Habic Forward Bphor Moot Center Gibbs M...C1U Guard Bates (Capt. I Herda Guard Hasse Scon- Indianapolis Y. M. C. A., 31; Chiago V. M. C. A.. 27. Goals from held Tousland. 5; Habic, 2; Moot. .'; Herda. 1; Churchill. 5; Spohr. 4: Gibbs, 2. Foul goals Tousland. 6; Churchill. 6. Points awarded Indianapolis, ?,; Chicago. 1. Referee Stuart. I'mpire Blossom. Time keeper Jones. Scorer Macbee. S. H. 8. VS. M. T. H. S. Line-up and summary of ShortridgeTraining School game: S II. S. M. T. H. S. Second Team. Position. Second Team. Sheets (Capt.) . . . Forw ml. . . White (Capt.) Pray l'm wird Cook Steep Center Nut Brown Ooard Cullen Clark Guard Gendal Scorc-M. T. H. S.. L'N; S. H. S.. 11. Goals from field White. 4; Cullen. C; Nut. I; Cook. 1: Prav. I Goals from foul Cook, 8; Sheets, 4. Points awarded S. H. S., 3.

SCHEDULE APPROVED OF PURDUE'S EU EX TS

Special to the Indianapolis Journal. LUAYETTE. Ind.. March S.-Athletic Director Cutts has made public the schedule for the Purdue track team which was yesterday approved by the .athletic association. The schedule arranged is as follows: March 1 Purdue freshmen vs. Indiana freshmen at Lafayette. April 23 Relay names at Philadelphia. April 30 Class meet on Stuart Field. May 7 Purdue-Indiana meet on Stuart Field. May 13 Purdue-Illinois meet at Champaign. May in Interscholastic meet on Stuart Field, under tne auspices of the athletic association. May 2 State meet at Notre Dame. June 4 Conference meet at Chicago.

SOUTHERN INCREASES ITS NUMBER OF GAMES

MEMPHIS. Tenn., March 8. -At a meeting of representatives of the Southern League of Haseball Clubs, held here to-day, a schedule for the approaching season was adopted and minor matters were disposed of. The schedule provides for 140 games, as against 116 last year. The season begins April 21 and ends Sept. 2S. The accounts of President-Treasurer Kavanaugh were audited and approved. The report of the executive showed the league to be in excellent condition. It was announced that the attendance at last year's games footed up a total of 627, W2 persons. Only four leagues in the Untied States exceeded these ligures. namely. National League, American League. American Association and Kastern League.

Y ANGER AND HERRERA . TO MEET NEXT MONDAY

Special to the Indianapolis Journal. CHICAGO, March S. The match between Benny Yanger and Aurelia Herrera, which was declared off last week because of Herrera's illness, was clinched again today and the boys will meet at the American Club Monday night, with Jimmy l'.ardell as referee There was a little hitch over the selection of the ring official, the Mexican at first holding out for Frank Tyrrell, but finally agreed that as Bardell was named to officiate over the original meeting, it was right to accept him. The weight conditions are the same as before, 1M pounds ringside.

SPECIAL MEETING OF COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

A special meeting of the Commercial Baseball League has been called for Friday night of this week. The officers and team managers of last year's organization will meet promptly at 8 o'clock in the parlors of the Grand Hotel and a new organization probably will be effected. Officers to serve this year may also be elected. Any club desiring entry to the Commercial League should ha v. its r presentatives present at Friday night's meetHERMAX AFTER MA TCH II ITH CORBETT OR BRITT

GAS TRUST WOULD FORCE THE HAND Of DEFENDANTS Attorneys Demand that Judge Order Answer to Petition Now in Circuit Court.

APPEARANCE IS ENTERED

Judge Allen, of the Circuit Court, was yesterday petitioned by Attorneys Daniel W. Howe and Lewis C. Walker, representing the directors of the Consumers' Gas Trust Company, to demand an answer from the Eureka Investment Company and the other defandants in the suit recently filed by the Consumers' Company. No date was named for the answer, but it is thought that it will probably be in the course of a week. W. A, Ketcham and John B. Cockrum have entered an appearance as attorneys for George J. Ma rut t, i.y Attorney Warrum will represent the city, Ayres, Jones & Holle t the Eureka Investment Company and John P. and Otto N. Frenzel.

APPELLATE COURT SAYS LITIGATION IS INVALID

The Appellate Court yesterday sustained the action of the Circuit Court in the case of Bomus F. Stuart as a taxpayer of Marion county, in his suit against ex-Treasurer Sterling R. Holt and William II. Schmidt. respectively. Stuart sought to recover $&0,000 from Holt and $150,000 was demanded from Schmidt. Both complaints were held bad because Stuart personally had no right of action. Btuart had asked in his complaint that he be allowed one-fourth of all money recovered as attorneys- ices, but this is held as giving him no such legal right in the money as justified in making him a party to the suit. It is said that no further suits can be brought against Holt t.nd his In. ii. Ismen, nor ugainst the boudsmen on Schmidt's first bond.

Man Giving Alias Requests Judgment in Bankruptcy One of the most novel bankruptcy petitions filed in the Federal Court for some time was entered yesterday morning by "George Fuseing. alias George Moore.'' It is seldom, if ever, that a petition is filed on which the petitioner's name and alias la given. Fuseing is a saloon keener at Whiting, and places his assets at $.175 and liabilities at 1681. A large number of his assets are accounts on his books, in which he has given credit to quite a number ..f people who are from Whiting and East Chicago. The credit was always given for drinks.

Subpoenas Served in Elkhart Bank Case The Elkhart bank cases are set for next Monday In Federal Court. Deputy United States Marshal Bankin was In Elkhart yesterday, and served subpoenas on about fifty witnesses. These persons have testilied before the federal grand jury when Broderick, Collins and Brown were indicted. Unless Collins pleads guilty the tiiuls will occupy about a week each.

Special to the Indianapolis Jo u na!. SAN FRANCIS "m. Mar h v-"Kid" HerMM arrived in this city yesterday in hopes of securing a match with the winner of the Britt-e'orbett contest, which takes place on March 25. He says he will agree to make pounds, and for that matter will not complain it asked to meet C. rbett or Hritt at a heavier notch than that.

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Independent l.enuoe (.ante I o-Muht. The following games are scheduled in the Indnendent Bowling League for tonight : 1'ud No vs. Alcazar Washington alleys Reliance vs. Ramblers Turner alleys Royal vs. Prospect Pastime alleys I a y vs. Rinky link Marion alleys 1 orln'tt :nd Fit Met Once. Subrcrller, Lebanon. Ind. Corbett and Fitsslmmons hae met only once In the ring. Maxch 17. l!C7. at Carson City, Pttstuuuujii winning in the louru-euiii round.

TOT Cm BT MM OHD. SUPERIOR COURT. Room 1 John L. McMaster, Judge. George Touer vs. Philip Trautman ct al.; mechanic's lieu. Cause taken under admeat. IMward Peters vs. Emma Peters; divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff. Costs paid. Frank Butta vs. Pell Hodson.et al.; mechanic's lien. Finding for defendant. Allen Cay lor vs. Arthur Jordan Company et al.; appeal. On trial by court. Room 2 Jams M. leathers, Judge. Gilmore Electric Company vs. V. H. Smith; ice ivtr. Kvidence heard. Petition

granted. G. I. Elliott appointed receiver. Jlc'id filed. Approved by court. Vincent G. Clifford. Judg-e. Grace Bennett vs. Frederick B. Bennett; divorce. Plaintiff dismissed cause. Judgment against plaintiff for costs. City Bond Company vs. Charles T. Boyer et al.; lien. Dtemisaad and costs paid. John F. McNamara vs. Old Wayne Mutual Life Association; policy. On trial by court. CHIMIN AI COURT. Fremont Alford, Judge. Myrtle Daly, Ethel Lstella; grand larceny and receiving stolen goods. Defendants arraigned and enter a plea of not guilty. Trial by court. Evidence heard. Ethel Eslella aged nineteen; taken under advisement. Myrtle Daly aged nineteen; jntil further order of court. NEW SUITS FILED. Fletcher National Bank of Indianapolis vs. Qsorge II. McCnalin. Superior Court. Anna Gordon vs. Jessie L. Nelson and Albert Dunbar. Indianapolis Hardware Company vs. Charles E. Hulbert and Newton C. Hulbert; complaint on note. Superior Court. John 11. Miller vs. Joseph It. Ross and K. n O. Ross; complaint on note. Superior Court. Adolph Ehrgott vs. Ilenricks Novelty Company; complaint on note. Superior Court. Marion Trust Company, receiver of the Union Insurance Company, vs. the Columbia Relief Fund Association, of Indianapolis. Circuit Court. Annetta F. Ward vs. Rachel Swain, Freemont Swain; complaint in replevin. Superior Court. HIGHER ( Ol B I S' REC ORD. SUPREME COURT. 20222. Smith vs. Sparks. Wells C. C. Affirmed. Jordan. J. A sale of real estate by the sheriff under a decree of court must be under the terms authorized by such decree, and where th mann r of sale is provided in the decree it cannot be changed by the sheriff at such sale or be departed from. 10090. Lenaelson vs. McGregor. Posey c. C. Petition for rehearing overruled. II ad ley. J. 1. The signing of exceptions under and at a date subsequent to ihe time allowed for the signing and tiling of th same, imparts no validity to such Instrument as a bill of exceptions. 2. This court has no authority to treat any document as a bill of exceptions unless upon its face it shows affirmatively that the terms of the statute have beeu compiled with, and that it was presented to or was settled and signed by the trial judge within the time granted by .the court. 3. The statute is the only authority for a bill of exceptions after adjournment of court, and it can only be had upon the terms of the statute. 4213. Grause vs. Board of Trustees. Bartholomew C. C. Transferred to S. C. 4512. Mercer vs. Coomler. Howard S. C. Transfer denied. Je':;o. Consumers Gas Trust Company vs. Howard. Madison b. C. Oral argument March IS, 1U01. Rulings.

:C0. Louis i.enip. ls n et al. vs. Willi un A. McGregor et al. Petition for rehearing overruled, lladley, J. 21)222. William S. Smith vs. Lavica Sparks ct al. Wells C. C. Affirmed. J .idaa. J. APPELLATE COURT. 4702. Thleme vs. Union Trust Companv. Clinton C. C. Affirmed. Henley, C. J.-l. Property held by two perrons as joint tenants does not go to the survivor unless it is so expressly stipulated in the instrument creating the estate. 2. The right of survivorship in pe:. Mal property held by Joist tenasta easnot be conferred by implication or inference. 701. C, I. 6c E. R'y Co. vs. Indiana, etc. Oil Co. Grant C. C. Affirmed. Black. J. 1. It is not within the proviuce of the dork of the trial court to indicate what portion of the complaint oertilied to tnis court was original and what matter introduced by amendment, but it is his duty to certify the amended pleading only. 2. Answers as to rfcOS sufficiency an opinion from this court is desired should be reiiled after the filing of an amend, d complaint when they are directed to the original. 4;71. State ex id Stuart vs. Holt. Marion c. c. Affirmed. Wiley. P. J.-l. ta an action SPSS the official bond of a county trasaarer t Cltlsea taxpayer for the beuetit of all the taxi'.mrs of the county, to recover money misappropriated by such ofncial, the plaintiff cannot Im- Joined as relator in tw complaint and also in his Individual capacity. 2. Where two or more plaintiffs join in an action the oomplaiat n ist -how a cause oi a. tioti in all, or it will fall before the attack of a demurrer for want of facts. 4714. Gruvu s. liobbs. Cliutou C. C.

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Following are the winners of the prizes o fered for the best solution of the puzzles in the Sunday Journal's Color Magazine Supplement Feb. 14. WINNERS WILL ALWAYS BE ANNOUNCED THL THIRD WELK AFTER. APPEARANCE OF PUZZLE The first five in the list are those entitled to cash prizes. Checks have been mailed from this office. Prizes will be mailed from New York City to the other prize winners and should reach them on Thursday or Friday. The letters in the signs that the seven sandwich men mixed up, spell "BIG SHOW TO-NIGHT" when properly staightened out. LA CROSSE is the name of the city hidden in the sentence: "FiaLA CROSSEd the ice floes with his precious burden."

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Francis L Bass Francis Me"a Arthur Waggoner Ralph W. Lewis Frank P. Lucas Mrs. Nora Neils , J Little Ruth Deitzer Mae Lawler Gertrude Cunningham. Ella Evans Hester Mathes ., C'v Farrinttton Filie H. Masters Helen Millikan Co-a Ehman Raymond M. Bozell... Jeannette Smith Madeline Hille P W. I tterbeck Doris H. Grishaw Caroline Northums Lu Inda Clarke Chas. L Ward Carrie McHenry Hazel Rridgc3 H C. dipp Wallace colman G. G. Hoohstcdler A. E. Sipe Kcaney Painter Eddie Carter , Pierce F. Goodrich.... Ll?.zle Bemrose Edith Hays Wilfred Overmier

Alexandria King Blake Goss ,

.Russia vi II. ...Rush villa, ...Rush villa, ...Rushvtll. . . .Rushvllle, . . . HushvUle, ...Rush. llle. ...Rush villa. . . .Rushvllle. Saline City, . . .Rushvllle. Sctplo. Seviiiour,

....Seymour. Seymour. Seymour. Seymour, ....Seymour. . . . . Revmour.

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She! Sheli Shel Shel

lour. Ind. vllle. Ind. villa, Ind. vllle. Ind.

... Shelby vtlle. Ind. . . ShelbyMlle, Ind. Bhelbjrsilla, Ind. ...Shelby vllle. Jnd. . . ..Shelbyrilla. Ind. . . Shelbvvllle, Ind ... Shell. wills. Ind. ...Shelby vllle. Ind. ...8helbvvi!le. Ind. .. .Shelby vllle. Ind. ...Shelbyville, Ind. .. .Shelby vllle. Ind. Shirley, Ind. Spencr. Ind. Spencer. Ind. . .Terre Haute. Ind. Thomtown, Ind. Thomtown, Ind. Tipton, Ind. Tipton, Ind. Tipton. Ind. Tipto Ind Tipton. Ind. Tipton. Ind. ....Union City. Ind. ...Vlncennes, Ind

Wabash. Wabash. Wabash. Waldron, Wa vela ml. Westfield. Willow. .WIIMamsport. .WIMIamsport. ... Winchester. ..Winchester. . Worthington. Yoiktown. . . . .LoKanpport. Rockvllle.

Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. ind. Ind.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

Frank Prayton. Roy Middleton.. Anson Smith.... Delia M Boil... B. M. Douglas. Nora CsJveiaffa. A. D. Taffe

HSSel Mark Edward M. Bronnan Minnie Feldt J. Gartans Vera Taylor Stowoll C. Wasson.. Raymond Vollmer...

Edward Bennett

2113 Broadway 1214 East Pratt street lf'2 Shelby street ....725 North Capitol avenue 807 North New Jersey street 74 King avenue U3 North Arsenal avenue 22"T West Tenth stre.-t

71 Woodruff Place .ttH Columbus avenue . .R2 Lexington avenue L'j' West Tenth street ...17 Jefferson avenue 91". Fayette street North Dalswara street

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Genevieve Copeland.722 North Meridian street Iva Ifler S"l Prospect street J. Ross Nugent Ml East North street Ida Marie Royers.. 2004 North Meridian street Hanson Whiteside 112 Fletcher avenue Clarence L. Brannon l.r22 Garfield place Mary lifter I Prospect street Mrs. Sonhla Ei.'hburn. .24 S. Summttt street

Oscar Zimmer ,

B Frank Ojrle Helen M Parent Alfred Meyer Kllbourn Fontnlne.,

L D. Me ueen. ..11

Leon Bamberger. .2424

Emma Critenden.1402 West Washington street

William Diron Geo. W. Vaughan Mae Dow

Chas. C. Blnkley J. R. Phillippe Mrs. P. J. lluechtker.. Minnie Goodhart Mrs. Florence Crase... John F. Qs WChst Ixmls S. Blnkley Dessls F. Holman , Stella Ha ugh Walter Bchottor, Jr Julius Warren C. Usher S. A. Hastings

Wilbur P.. Perino

121.1 Sturm avenue . ..S08 East Fifteenth street .132 North Delaware street 2M3 College avenue 32".T (Iraeeland avenue

..524 Pnrkway avenue ..213 College avenue ...612 Wh.-t v.th street ...241ft Tälbott avenue ...2013 College avenue ...22:1 Tallx.tt avenue 3.i5 Douglas st re. t 112 East North street New federal building 1326 Linden street 305 Douglas street 144 Hall place

Ida M. Taylor 2244 West Tt r.th street Roger Williams 344 North Ritter arasssi Harry II. Thomas 92 King avenue James W. Lamkln 915 Division street Mrs. Blanche Notter Holly nvenue Margaret L. Kellener 1116 English aver.ue Hattle Doerr luls Ruckle street James E. O'Hara C49 South Delaware street Edward Klee Cnrlin & lenox

Edward Casldy Majestic building

i2s East Vermont strett

Martha P. Ixcke Mamla Keiley Ceit: ude Hamann..., Dennis Jenkins

Mrs. L. G. Revnolds.2635 North Senate avenue W. C. Sullivan 429 East Market street Willet Ewart Judson 313 N Lilerty street Fred A. Duck Sherman House

..17

Dugan.

.18 Schiller street

The Den ison ...131 elsendorfT street , ..US Highland avenue 218 Wal cot t street

East Washington street

N. Pennsylvania street

Dal lie Cale... Ethel Linus.. Winifrlde M.

W. A. Waller , Kda Gibson Donnald Dow Robert Larsli Francis Lee Purdy

Hazel Minor Marie Atkinson T M. Hayes Cora Baker Margaret Davis... W Shalders Clarence Clark Katherine Ruck... Bessie MeConnell.. Emma Kieler Bertha Sullivan Sarah E. Wallace.

XU North Capitol avenue

..13 South Belmont avenue ..1014 West Vermont stu-et 629 En st Market street . ..lßftR Bellefontaine street 1227 Stevenson building ..504 West Michigan street 3317 Graceland avenue ..326 North Senate avenue 3 '3 East Morris street SO West Washington street 663 East Pratt street

17 North Arsenal avenue .623 North Liberty stieet 64 W. Wash, street 122 Herman street

.08 North Ienney street ...415 North State street ...5611 University avenue S23-" N. Penn. street

Vada Iarge 2007 North Alabama street Rose Mary Hendricks 1614 Hali plane

. .24.4 Southeastern avenue 1910 North Meridian street ..371 North Illinois street 14i2 Marlowe avenue 914 South Meridian street 74S King avenue 2211 West Terth street

..916 Fletcher avenue

J.-.n.-. Mom oi

Louis H. Thatcher.. Raymond McManus Will Hall Norma J. Mueller.. Freda HucUey Joseph C Sihr

Fred Hadley Frederick S. Smith. Edward Tairtrart Karl Keller Wm, Y. Taylor Edward Stephenson.

IaOSSrd Meyberg James Meymri y . . Leila Parkhurst.

..3733 North Illinois street -'CI Ruckle street 346 Douglas street 1936 Central avetraa 1M McKlm avenue 1617 N. New Jar Sty street 329 North Ogdrn street . .71i Ea Me 'arty street UM Park avenue 115 Woodruff I'iace

3004 N'orh Illinois street 1976 N. Penn. street !t North Delaware street

.ü27 North Dalswara street

331 Trowhrl lge street

Robert Nordyke 1117

India Ryth Arbaugh... Morris Clark C. E. Cougill Mrs. I'.ert Kln:hum Raymond Lurind

Mrs C. E. Rees... M. B. Carvln..ttS H. C. Rothermel. Florence 43. Pyle. c. c. Cartas A. J. Goodlet Ethel Dunn E. O. Ring wait.... C. 11. Tallmadge., Merle Brovk way.. Raymond Kern

George Mazur. S. J. Sullivan.

1306 Bellefontalne at

640 Viigir.la avenue 104 Dillon avenue ...3413 Kenwood avenue

W. Holmes Christian. 842 North Capitol avenue

Gertrude Helntz. . Jack Meyers George Pitt man.. Willie Strong Jack J Hlnman., Marie Patterson..

Marie Sproston Esther L. Stewart. Selena Kneale Marv Rthwl Allen. Paul Bonham Lottie Chappie Hazel Van Wie Evelyn Schenck Eldo K. Wagner...

Augusta Norvell

113 Herman street

1703 Ahland avenue 1417 Marlowe avenue 920 College avenua ...509 East Eleventh street .182S North Alabama stret ...812 East Eleventh street

19 Highland avenua 738 Germania avenue 1704 College a venu 407 South Emerson avenue 902 Buchanan street ...2162 North Illinois street 11 Savoy flats 11 Savoy flata 60S North Delaware street

Ilortense Oollarniae i T uclln Pierce 2103 North Alabama street t' r i.inr 16 Iowa street

Lawrence I. Froyd.

.44 Mount street

Frank Bslke

R. G. Crosby Louis Köster Mary Hoeing

Francis Calvolage... Mable Swett Seward O. Caldwell.

H. Dale Miller 2460 Station street Leo Condon 1005 Chadwick street Lottie Coneway 1 Errelie tlats Frank C. Ferguson 22 West Ohio street Nellto Schurman Blacherne flats I. B. Newman 612 East Thirteenth street Austin Brown 214 East Tenth street Warrack Wallace 211 East North street Katherine Brown 1407 Park avenue Dalsv Alwes 1712 Bellefontalne street Frank Cavanagh 1S56 N. Penn. rtreet Zuclle Miles 19C2 Park avenue Elmer Stoffen 402 East Washington street Mary Rose Tague 402 Minerva street Harry M. Cederholm..l247 East Market street Oeo. WlfTKlnjfton 708 Kast Tenth street J. H. Humann F4 Dillow avenue Oscar Barry 30 Traub avenue Albert B. Izor 1103 North Senate avenue Miss Ashbrook 223 East Pratt street C. A. Sammls 1911 Holloway street Elba Odin 229 East Pratt street Richard Harri l.30 Ashland aver.ue Frank Rollings 626 South Alabama street Thel M. Gage H?2 Laurel street Herman Stern 618 East Pratt street

Eleaner Donohoo. .4H4 North Delaware sti -t Arthur A. Smock.. 1131 N. New Jersey street Mrs. J. B. Roger 1936 Broadway Mrs. C. C. Everts . 21"7 North Meridian street Mrs. F. J. Castetter 226 East Tenth street Susan D. 'arter S3S North Illinois street

55 Beville avenue

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Gladls Smith F. V. Greenstreet. Alice Oliver Elizabeth Goodlet. Arthur Shoup William Coughan. W. B. House Chas. E. Johns.... Le Goebel Albert Brennan.... Ruby Jaeger Donald C. Storms. Margaret Metzger Annie Callex Isidore Schott

Willis Bryant. Louis Kothe. . . Russell Keller J. M. Leach..

Howard McAllister..

Oela Thayer Marjorie Scoggin, Paul Maulttv Rose Mitchell Chester Qrsjff.... May Young Rose K. Watson. Blanche Beck.... Irma M. Murphy Ralnh Burns H. M. Goold

North Capitol atresias

ill Hoiley avenue ..738 N. Bismarck avenue .2048 East Michigan street 2025 Central avenue Penn. Station 638 Division sfeet , P27 College avenua 71 Wood ruft Place 20F, Ruckle street 1411 Park avenue 1.108 Broadway

2203 Ashland avenue 1520 Madison avenue 518 South Delaware street 940 East Market street 14 Woodruff Place .912 South Xew Jersey Btrf.-t

...1130 E. Wash, street

2011 Ruckle street 814 Kast 27th street 2115 Wendal street ..1531 North Arsenal avenue ..1801 North Meridian street ....6-'3 North Senate avenue 711 E. Twenty-eighth street 1121 East Cottage street 25 The Lexington nats

12 Traub avenue

Herbert T. Grimes

Irene Dlsher Arthur Bernstein M. C Hartman Lewis MeMurray Hugh Fa tout 2006 F. M. Fortner J T Erwin

Certiude Aufderbelde.MS S Helen Roney , Millard Howell

North Delaware street

218 Emerson 2"2Ö Brookslde avenue 77 Temple avenue 11.16 Sheldon street 2212 Broadway

03 East Michigan street North Pennsvlvanla street 1138 Prospect street 2211 Park avenue

222 East Ohio sireet Tit.bs avenue 4 Belmont flats 441 East South street 231 College avenue 112 West 22d street 10?n Cheat nut etreat 43 Virginia avenue 40r,,4 East Washington etrert

Maurice Graham. Heien M. Lang... Helen Remington Rachel Hamilton. Id i Idled Nichols..

.27 la North Illinois street 272; Pi-llefontalne street .317 East Verm nt street 1.1S 'alhoun street IÄ Woodruff Plao West Washington street 1(32 College avenue 4.-; East Michigan street

New Jersey street . 2321 Iney street 714 River avenue

272 Ashland avenue 1221 Beville avenue . '.'29 West Thirtieth street .301S North Meridian street 21 Mlekle street

Genevieve I, Sphor. 1619 N. New Jersey street "ha.. E Bellemore 431 West Morris street

Hattie Kahn , Joe Ooull 2i Virginia DuKdale.. Margaret J. West. Zella Sherman .Ti-s- K Ptanklin. Oren Lowry

A. L. Hutchinson

Frankie Rarr filadls Bowser Florence Swartz Ed Schwartz 923

H Pomeroy. flara Shake

Klean ii Setzer Pearl Samuel.. Ruth Redman.

..13 Bellefontalne street .2224 Bellefontalne street M4 Woodruff Place

1 '.ellefontaliie street

Bast Nebraska street l '.' Virginia avenue ..121S College avenue 23 Kothe street

rble street p n t h st reet

1411

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...612 L liast Y.

H4li East Ohio street

Bertha Klemeyer.331 South New Jersey street J. N. Wallace 1106 Deloss street

J. T. Erwin Anna Waltman. ... Mrs. C. A Keeler. Alta Welsh Archie Smith Maude Morford

East Washington street

129 West Rav Street

1133 Charles stret 408 Division street ...329 Trowbridge street .30 The Deiniron flats VU! Bradshaw street 426 Kast Michigan street . . .122 Columbia avenue . l'-3s lxincton avenue ..1.127 Islington avenue 312 Monterey street 2128 Pleasant street

Five Cash Prizes of $1.00 Each Are Awarded Every Week to the five people who solve both puzzles in the best, clearest and most concise way. A puzzle book is awarded to all others sending correct answer to both puzzles. The puzzle books are just the thing for those who are interested in such matters. ANNOUNCEMENT

The nuzzle feature whlrh has been carried for several weeks by the Sunday Journal, has proved auch an exceedingly popular feature that It has hcen derided to naMtah s dsllv puzzle hereafter, In addition to the Sunday puzzles, beginning Monday. March 14. the daily puzzle will be found each day on the Classified Fag. 9 ilntll differently announced, five 51.00 cash prizes will be awarded each week to the five people sending In the six puzzles which have ;;, , j jn th- dally Ixsues of . Minn,i.,r wok in the neatest and most satisfactory manner. The hidden ligures must bo plainly outlined. Announcement of the prize, winners will be made the second

md not later than the Tuesday after completion of the previous week's series

the Classified Page of the bunlay issue.

Sunday after the completion of the week's sfries Tne entire scries of puzzles must be mulled at one time, ai v.. ..i. o haro will ho a series of nuzzles Dtintsd on tl

ITntli differently announced, five cash prizes of $1.00 each will be given as heretofore to the five people who send in the neatest and most satisfactory solutions of this v rics ot Sunday puzzles. Announcement of the winners will be made the second Sunday after the appearance of the puzzle. Address sU cnin-'infcations to

PUZZLE, EDITOR

The

Journal J

Affirmed. Robinson. J. Where there is no attempt on the rart of appellant to comply with the fifth subdivision of Rule 22 of this court, he is not in a position to ask a deelsion upon the sufficiency of the evidence to sustMin the finding. KV. State ex. rel. Stuart vs. Schmidt Marion C. C. Affirmed. Roby. J. 1. Where a citizen taxpayer as relation on the part of the State brings an action upou the official bond of a county officer to recover money wrongfully appropriated by such officer, eu'h relator cannot be joined as plaintiff in his individual capacity. Z. Actions upon official bonds of county officers pavnble to the State must be brought in the name of the State upon the relation of th- party interested. 3. An individual in his own name cannot as plaintiff maintain an action upon an official bond. 49RK. Hush vs. Kelley. Tippecanoe C. C. Leave granted to fib1 brief. 4;7v Parley vs. Westervelt. St. Joseph C C. Dismissed. 5145. Smith vs. Taylor. Huntington C C. Motion to dismiss postponed until final hearing. 5171. Aetna Insurance Company vs. Btryker Pulaski C C Leafe granted to lile brief. 41171. N. Y. C. & St. L, R. R. Co. vs. Martin Fulton C. C. Transfer denied. 4707. Kch Ibarger vs. Plate (ilass Company, llovsard . C. ral .: : giinu lit Marth 'l iivi " Vtom. Midland Steel Company vs Citiz ns' National iiank. Unity t ' C. Oral argument April 5, l'.'Ot M42. White va. C. Ft & M. R. R. 0 Wavtie C. '. Oral argument Marth 1"'. l!"'l. ;.J7. Zaring vs. National Bank. JohsSQB C C. L'uve granted tu amend a.ignmi-ut of errors. 517. Canaday vs. Ysaer. Sullivan C. C. publication ordered and issued. 4iW). Espenlaub vs. Kills. Vanderburg J?. t UeSVC granted to tile brief.

P.. L. L. tv at. U HI C'. VS,

McNeil. Marion S. C. Petition for rehearing overruled. Rulings. '714. Elizabeth Graves vs. Zachariah T. Hobbs. Clinton C. C. Affirmed. Robinson. J. ; 54. State of Indiana ex rel. Romus F. Stuart et al. vs. William H. Schmidt et al. Marion C. C. Affirmed. Roby, J. 4751 . Chicago, Indiana & East ra Railway Company vs. Indiana Natural (las and Oil Company. Grant C. C. Affirmed. Black, J. ff?. State of Indiana ex rel. Romus F. Stuart and Romus F. Stuart vs. Sterling R. Holt ef al. Marlon c. C. Affirmed. Wiley, P. J. 4J. John Henry Thiene, trustee, et al. vs. the Cnion Trust Companv and Lillian Thiene, administrators, etc. Cliuton C. C. Affirmed. Henley, C. J.

Rhodehamel and Wolfe ran the 440-yard dash In 1:15.

Phillip See Polo Game. Manager William C. Phillips, of tho Indianapolis American Association baseball team, was an interested spectator at last night's polo game. It was the first game of roller polo ever witnessed by Mr. Phillips and although he was very favorably impressed he stated that he would "rather risk his life on the baseball diamond."

PEACE IX THE LEVANT.

ROLLER SKATING IX THE LOCAL AUDITORIUM

Roller skating promises fair, to again become a popular Indoor sport in this city. It was announced last night by President A. B. Cohen, of the Indianapolis Roller Polo Asoci.ition. that, starting next Monday afternoon, there would be roller skat-ih-i in the Auditorium. Skating will be held every afternoon and night excepting polo nights. Tut.day and Saturday. Junior Trnek Team Trains. Captain Jack Wolfe, of the M. T. H. S. junior track squad, last night had a large number of candidates on hand. Turner and Thompson, of the regulars, are rapidly rounding into form for the mile run. but they will baY a strong rival in Mclntu&ii.

Hloomlngdnle'M Wliletio field. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. BLOOM I NODALE, Ind., March 8. The Athletic Association of Bloomingdale Academy is arranging for a new athletic field. The eastern half of the campus will be graded and used for athletic sports. Voiiiik Lnd's IliKh Score. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. LA PORTE, Ind., March 8. Eddie Bauch, fifteen years old, at the Auditorium alleys to-day rolled 17: pins, which is considered remarkable in view of th" lad's age. He had eleven strik-s out of a possil.l-- twelve, with a spare in the eighth lranie. l or ta t4trned late Honors. The Owls' Club and the B"s' Club will play in the Y. M r. A. gymnasium to-nw. row nicht for the intermediate championship of the city. Both teams ars well matched and a close game is expected.

Coming The Or.isa Widow.

Ambassador Porter Rt?ceives Assurances of Its Continuance. PARIS. March 8. Count Von Wolken-ftein-Trostberg, the Austrian ambassador, who has just arrived from Vienna, srsa among the call rs on l"nitd States Amin.-.-i Porter to-day, which gave the latter an opportunity of going over the TurkoBulgarian sttttStiOts, He returned fully fatisfled there will b no disturbance in the Balkans this spring, as has been generally predict.. 1. chiefly because of the stern attitude the powers hava taktn toward the various revolutionary elements.

Nu I nison of lotion. RKLCRADi:. Servia. March 8. Tbs Servian Haeed -nian committee has decided to

break off all relations in Macedonia and Bu with the Macedonian ment.

revolutionary m .-

OFFICER GUILTY OF NEGLECT OF DUTY

MAN! I.A. March a Lieutenant John Wlae Morse, paymaster of the battleship W im cousin, who recently was sccussi S4f irregularities in his commissary fua4 act.v his been tried by a court-martial and exonerated from the chars S4f misappropria t nds. Th court -martial, bow - ever, found him guilty of neglect of duty

im,i : d him to be red iceU ber-i In rank