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ON THE FLOOR OF THE LATTER TEAM-SCORE 4 TO 1 BOflE PUT OFF THE FLOOR In the First Period Marion Defeats Elwood in a Very Good Game. . , . Tct. .SOT .000 W. 0 a 3 -.3 o o L. 1 Elw(1 Andfersori , ... 6 . Richmond . . . fi, Muri,cie ., ,. . . . 5 , ,' Jndiaiinpolis r. 5 a .500 ;j .500 a ,4oo 5 . .000 '. -' Too Much Quaker. (3lJepial-to-thePalladiura.V Indianapolis, Ind.; November 22. ' Too ranch Quaker, ' " Too much Quaker," were 'the words that best expressed the 1 thoughts' of Manager Colion after he saw liis team defeated for the fifth fiinc ' this 'season without one winning; same, to redeem it. The -Richmond, Champions turned the trick tonight arid brought the, Indians down to tlie tunc of 4 to 1. The fans could not sed inueh difference between the. playing of the Quakers ' in the" game tonight and the - playing last season and a good many of them arc wondering how Muncie happened to pile up 12 goals. "Kid'''Haughton did all in his power to defeat his 'old teammates but one man can not win a polo game. Perhaps no one uudeifstands the Richmond plays better , lhan the "Kid" and he tried very hard to break the most of them up and it was through his individual efforts that. lhf SnrA Viis nr lnvrmr- flinn if was. O 'Hara slaved like a wooden

man at half back and could not have Williams, but even with his assiststopped the Richmond rushers had ance the Greys could not win and he had a rope around them. McGil- Marion cnnfnred th Pontes. 5 to 3.

vary made his'first appearance of the season at center, but in the second Catarrh Invites I Consumption It weakens. the deKcato lunar tissues. deranges the digestive organs, and oreaKs down the general neaitn. It ofton ran cp a lion1n0n ttntiJAWf ness, impairs the taste, smell and harinr. nnA oAAs .a!mi . ;

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- half he went on the ruh line and his I place was taken by Coggshall, who played the best game lie has played this season. Li the first period Bone was ordered from the lloor ,by Referee Latham and this left Richmond without its star rush, but they won anyway. Referee Latham had called a foul on Monsfield and Bone .objected to it and he was immediately ordered from the floor. Cunningham, jr., took his place as first rush and Cunningham, sr., went to second rush. In the first-, period Richmond had an in and out goal. Indiapaolis played a very good game in the first two periods, but in the third they were all corked and some of them were unable to move around. Tt was clear that McGilvary was in no condition to play, although he made the only goal made by Indianapolis. The bull dog tendency of Richmond in holding on and rushing the Indians oil their feet is what won the game and they were too stiff a proposition. It. looked in the first two periods to be a toss "up between the two teams, but in the Jhird Indianapolis went down and out. ? The lineup : Indianapolis Richmond . ... . . Bone Cunningham . . Mansfield . . . Doherty .... Jessup Richmond 4 Haughton . .. . . rush . . rush .... . . . center . half back . . . goal . Bait on . . Coggshall O 'Ilara. Harper . Score Indianapolis 3 Rushes Bone 1, Cunningham 7. Fouls Doherty, Mansfield and -O'Hara. - Stops Harper 32, Jossup 22. ; Referee Latham. Attendance 700. First Period. ,:; Cunningham 9:41. . Second Period. McGilvary 11:17. -Cunnineham, jr. 2:23. , Third Period; Cunningham, jr. 2:49. Cunningham, sr. 12:07. Elwood Defeated. (Special to. the Palladium.) Marion, IndM November , 22, EU wood sprang a surprise tonight by Pla'in? a rusher by the name of It was one of the games'where Jeah was off color and " the big center did not seem to be able to connect with the ball at any stage, of ; the game. The crowd wal very small for a Marion polo crowd. v ' -" ; Tlie lineup: . . - Marion ; ' "' , ' " Elwood Lews , . . . . . rush Roberts Dawson . .." . msh j . . J, . . . O 'Mallv Jean $ . i , . - i center T. T. Devlin anieron Burgess half back ..... Lyons Burgess v.. . . goal . .... - Starkie mwm V" tiimeron :u O'Mally 5:10. Lewis 1 :50. Third Period. Lewis 2 :30. Williams rr Lewis 3:4.

GAMES IN THE - WESTERN LEAGUE 22 Richmond t at Indianapolis. Elwood at Marion. 23 Iudianajiolis at Richmond. 24 Indianapolis at Muncie. U iMuncie at Indianapolis. Anderson at Elwood. Richmond at Mariou. 2."i Muncie' at Marion. Elwood at Anderson. 2G Anderson at Richmond. , Marion at ' Indianapolis. ' -' -Muncie at EIvvckkI. ,

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P. W. L. Pet. Danville ... 14 11 3 .785 Ft. Wayne . 13 8 5 .015 Terre Haute 13 7 .538 Kokomo ... 13 5 S .3-S5 Lafayette .. 12 4 8 .333 Logausiort . 13 4 (J .307 . '

Jason Played. (Special to the Palladium.) Ft. Wayne, November 22. With Jason back in the fold Ft. Wayne had a walk-away with Logansport tonight and defeated them 8 to 3. The lineup: Ft. Way no Logansport Jason ....... rush Spencer Leydon-Whipple rush Lincoln Canavan center .... Whitincr Mc.Gralh .... halfback ....Griffith Sutton goal Berry Seore Ft. Wayne S, Logansport 3 Rushes Jason '11, Spencer 1, and Lincoln 2. Fouls McGralh and Griffith. .Stops Sutton' 27, Berry 40. Referee Moran. ' Atendance 878. First Period. Spencer 2:27. . Whipple-4:23. Spencer :50. Jason 6:01. Second, Period. Ley don 3:17. " , Lincoln- :4fl. Leydon-r7:45. Jason 420. Jason :03. Third Period. Jason" 5:53. Jason 0i26.- ' - - - Danville Won. .(Special to., the Palladium.) , ,. Terre Haute, November 22. Terre Haute fans w;ere .very much .humiliated;, tonight,-.; by seeing . their team defeated on its own floor, ' The game was a fast one-; from start to finish and Danville won S to 4. The lineup: ' : Terre Haute ' Danville Hipson . . . ... rush -. - . . .'. . Daly Harkins .... .-..rush ..... Campbell Hadley ...... center .... Murtaugh Wood ..... half back .... Hardy Mullen -. .... goal ... Heffermann Score Terre Haute 4, Danville 8. Rushes rllipson 11, Daly 4. Fouls Murtaugh 2. Stops Mullen 27, Heffermann 29. Referee Lowery. Attendance 1,100. ' First Period. Daly 13. Daly 9:32. . Second Period. Daly :30. Daly 3:58. " Campbell 2:26. Daly-3:02. Harkins :32. Harkins :32. Campbell 3:20. Third Period. Campbell 0:17. Harkins :20. Hipson 7:18. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Nerius L. Johnson to Wayne Specialty Works; lots 5 and 6 in block 14 'in Milton; $1.00. 1 - Henry Meeker to Wayne Specialty Works, lots 5 and 6 in block 14 in Milton; $1.00 . : 4, Timothy Ni Pierce et al., to Allen W. Pierce, lots. 19 and 20 in ..block 24 in, Hagerstown ; $1,520. ' " '. .'. Lineoln L. Toney t6 Fremont C. Toney, lot 27 in Hajnes " addition to Richmond, ?on '. Chestnut street;- $1,400. Andrew Zambelld et al., "to Caroline' ScheT)man et al., tract 347 in City of Richmond, on ; South 6th St. ; $2,000. - Charles B. Haner, commissioner to Caroline Shenman et al tract 374 in City of Richmond, on south 6th street; $2,000. Amanda Wildrnan, cmardian .to Minnie A. Highly, lot 8 in Win. F.

Mauley's addition to Richmond, on ves third sh-eei; $530. Sarah A. Williams et al., to Charles L. 'Wolfer, lot 13 in Haynes addition to the City of Richmond, on Chestnut street; $400. Francis E. Cosgrove to. Clayton B. Templar, part of lots 17, 18,19 and 31 in block 11, and lot 4 in block 1 in Cambridge City; $500. Fien om Toney to Jacob E. Larimore and wife, lot 27 in Haynes addition to Richmond," on 'Chestnut street: $1,200.

CASE RENEWED Mayor Smith, of Bedford, Investigating Sarah Schafer Case. Bedford. Ind., November 22. The investigation of th. nurder of Miss Sarah Schafer, the Latin high school teacher, whose dead body was found in a cab shed last January, was renewed today ln-fore Mayor J. Uick-s'-n Smith and Deputy Prosecutor Kli 1. Stephenson. A number of witire, ses have been called. .It is said .h:;t an arrest will be made oi t!ie strength of the testimony h-t is expected to be submitted during t'.e HKjuiry. Ryan and Root to Try Conclusions. Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 23. -Tommy Ryan and Jack Root will settle their differences in the fistic arena here tonight befor e' the National Ath Ietic Club. The men will fight six rounds for the middle-weight championship, which is held by Ryan. There are those who claim that the fact that the bout is to take place in this city will detract from its interest, alleging that it is purely a money-making affair, but there seems no doubt that the fight will be witnessed by a goodly number of sportsmen, many of them from New York and other cities. In their only previous encounter the men fought six rounds in Chicago there being no decision. Jack McGuigan will referee the contest. ' A Bad Headache. f.om any cause is quickly cured by Phcn-a-mid Tablets, a 'marvelous prescription that stops all headaches without any reaction on the heart or nerves. Sick headache, nervous headache, headache from eye-strain, mental work or indigestion, are all cured by this remarkable panacea for pain. Pbei-a-mid is a safe remedy and may be taken by the most delicate. It never depresses the heart nor upsets the stomach. Osborn-Colwell Co. : Gentlemen In answer to yoar letter I will say that I have been very successful with Phen-a-mid in reducing temperature without depressing the heart's pciion. Also recommended it for . nervous headache and insomnia. I shall continue t" prescirbe it, you may be assured. M. J. PATTON, M. D. Astoria, Ore. Phen-a-mid, the creat cure for headache and all pain, is invaluable in all eases of headache, rheumatism, neuralgia, la grippe, dyspepsia, and all diseases where paw. and fever are present. 25 cents a bottle at all druggists, or by mail from OsbornColwell. Co., 46 Cliff ' street, - New York. 23-1 The President's Thanksgiving. Washington, D. C , Nov. 23. If it were possible for President Roosevelt to eat all the turkeys that have been sent him for Thanksgiving, he would be a much feasted man. For the past week fine specimens of birds have been arriving at the White House sent by enthusiastic admirers of Mr.' Roosevelt in various parts of the country. The President will spend the day quietly with his family and .a few friends and leave to morrow night for St. Louis. 10,000 Rolls of WALL PAPER Just received and ready for sale.Trading Stamps Phone 227. Moormann's Book Store, mZ - " V

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