Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 270, 8 November 1907 — Page 2

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.PAGE TWOt LOCAL AND GENERAL SPORTS You'll Find one of our Overcoats or Raincoats QUAKERS HEADY FOR MASS MEETING WAS ENTHUSIASTIC ONE THE BUTLER PLAY ON SATURDAY 1 Coach Vail Put Them Through Some Good, Hard Practice Thursday Night. Butler Team Gives Out a Hard Luck Story on Saturday's Game. Indications That a Large Crowd Will Go to the Earl-ham-DePauw Game. Pretty good company to be in, wherever you go this fall. The fabrics are wool; the styles and tailoring are all right.

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Look at Your Coal Bin! Before winter sets In. Now is the time, before you start your furnace for the season, and pet your coal in before the snow flies We will fill your bin, with bright, clean and satisfactory coal for furnace, range, stove or grate that will insure your comfort during the shivering season. O. D. BULLERDICK 829 S. 5th St. Phone 1235. WILLIAM SHURTE WAS FATALLY STRICKEN Died After a Short Illness With Heart Failure. FUNERAL TO BE SUNDAY. New Parte, ()., Nov. S. Mrs. William Shurte living with her family on the James Murray farm, south of town, died this morning at five o'clock of heart failure Sho was as well as usual last evening but was taken suddenly sick this morning and died before medical aid could be secured. A husband and threo children survive. They aro Mrs. Harry lirown, Mrs. Burley McGlll and James Shurte, all living near here. The deceased was 5t years old. The funeral services will be held Sunday afternoou at 1:30 at the house. The Rev. Clarence Grauser officiating. OHIO CONGRESSMEN AT COLUMBUUOVE FEAST Many Were Guests of Representative Taylor. BUSINESS TO BE DISCUSSED Columbus, O.. Nov. S. Congressmen from all over the state met In this city nt a dinner given by Congressman E. I Taylor, of this district. Legislation will be discussed, and probably a successor to Postmaster McElroy of the tiouse of Representatives. A D. Alderman, Marietta, and ex-Congressman Hildebrant, Wilmington, are candilates for the place. o o STRICTLY

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PRISONERS' MAIL IS AS SACRED AS ANY Sheriffs Have No Right to Open Letters. AN ARREST IS MADE. Notwithstanding a contrary general opinion, sheriffs and other dustodians of jails cannot under any circumstances open letters addressed to prisoners within the confines of county jails. The matter has been brought to the attention of local postoffice attaches by the recent arrest of Fred F. Carter, of Lake county, a sheriff who opened a prisoner's mail without his consent, and who is now free but on $500 bail. Custodians han read the letters after they are opened, but until that time they have no right to assume this prerogative. ORNAMENTAL GRASS IS GIVEN THE SCHOOLS Herbert Bell Again Shows His Liberality. FRUIT TREES LAST YEAR. Herbert. Hell, the well known nurseryman living east of this city, has presented all the township schools with ornamental grass which is to be planted in the school yards for the purpose of beautifying them. Last year Mr. Bell presented the schools with fruit trees. The movement to beautify the township schools meets with the hearty approval of Superintendent Charles Jordan. Stands Still. "Your friend. Miss Fassay, has become quite chummy with Miss Newcombe. I don't suppose there's much difference la their ages." "I can't answer for Miss Newcombe, but there Isn't any difference in Miss Passay's ago. She has been twentyone for the past ten years to my knowledge." Philadelphia Press. Sweet Joy. "I was just going to ask you to subscribe to this purse for Jibbles' widow when I happened to remember that he was your worst enemy." "I'll be delighted to subscribe. Just think how it will grind him wherever he Is." Cleveland Leader. Different Viewpoints. "One woman," remarked the mer man. "is just as good as another If not better." "And one man," rejoined the fair widow, "is just as bad as another if not worse." Chicago News. Plenty- of Them. Sirs. Chatterton I always weigh my words before speaking. Mr. Chatterton Well, my dear, no one can accuse you of giving short weight. Ex change.

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RICHMOND AND RUSHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS WILL FURNISH A CURTAIN RAISER FOR THE AFTERNOON. Coach Vail put the varsity squad and the reserves through a good hard practice Thursday afternoon and the teams showed up in fine shape. There were more men out to practice Thursday evening than at any time since the first of the season. The team , is developing much more of the help- j ing spirit that Coach Vail has been ' trying for and the battle Saturday will be one of the fiercest that has ever j been seen on the Earlham gridiron, j The Richmond and Rushville high j school teams will try to create a iittle excitement as a curtain raiser for the ' big game. Rushville comes with a j good team but the local high school . boys are confident of holding them to a low score. High school games arc I usually full of fast and snappy p'aying, long runs and 6tar plays. The lineup for Earlham for Saturday is: Li. E. Hancock, Francis. I,. F. Walthall, Carroll. L. G. Swain. C. Stanley, Jones. R. G. Barrett. R. F. Thistlethwaite, (Capt.) R. E. Brttnner, Brubaker. Q. Wilson, Elliott, Beebe. R. H. Harrell. Li. H. Guyer. F. B.Wann. Calvert. FOLDER ISSUED FOR HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS Two Members of the Football Team Are Energetic. ARE READY FOR RUSHVILLE. A most unique scheme of advertising has been originated by Ilrry Karns and Glenn Harsh, two energetic members of the bisxh school football team. A small folder has been got out giving the schedules of the football and basket ball teams for the rest of this season, as well as the names and members of both teams. In addition to this they have secured the ads of several prominent merchants of the city ffr the folder, and will distribute the folders at all the games so that they can be used as reference for the games that have been played. The folder is very tastily prepared and reflects credit on the originators. The tenm is in readiness for the game Saturday with Rushville and expect to clean up on the visitors in great style. The next game of te basket ball team will be at Lynn, Ind., on the 15th. MISS BESSIE BURR SICK. Miss Bessie Burr, a member of the force at the Western Union telegraph office, has been sick for a few days and unable for duty. Chicago passengers using C, C. ft L. trains land at 12th Bt. (Illinois Central) Station: most conveniently located. Remember this. 6-tf The nappy Family Circle. Father and mother, titters and brothers, loon first to know one another's intimate affairs, and the little bowel aud liver disturbances soon become household comment. It is well to remem her that in ronstlo.tlnn and in1lmeHnn in,' J cthfr troubles of the stomach, liver and bowel: cilck cure can be had by tuo use or Dr. Cala Weill's Syrup Pep In. Take it tonteht and yen Ul feel perfectly well in the morning:. Prkx fciiiy 50 cents and SI at druggist. Feltman's Honest Value $2.00 Shoe for women, button or lace, the best shoe ever sold in the city; stylish and comfortable, onlv $2.00 u Beautiful collection of Dress Slippers, straps or ties, patent leather or vici kid $1.50 & $1.75

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THAT GAME WILL END THE SEASON FOR THE 'LITTLE GIANTS" OTHER NEWS OF THE HOOSI ER FOOTBALL FIELD. Indianapolis, Nov. S. Nothing but hard work goes at Butler college. The football men are being put through strenuous workouts each night in the hopes of getting the team in good shape for the next Saturday's game. Daniels, who played tackle in the game with Rose Poly, was back in suit yesterday, but he will be unable to get into the Earlham game. Wolf, the star guard, is out of the game temporarily. Tharpe, the other tackle, Is laid up with a sprained back and the squad has taken on a hospital look in general. Kitterman is still out with his wrenched knee. It was hoped that he would be able to play in the game with Earlham, but this is out of the question. Butler plays Hanover Nov. 1(5, and the cripples are all expected to be in shape for this game. The game with Hanover will come as a workout for the Thanksgivirr contest. The entire Shortridge and Manual Training High school football squads will be guests of the Butler management at the big Thanksgiving day game. Reports from Earlham Indicate that the Richmond institution will send a large body of rooters with the team when it comes to Indianapolis, Nov. 28. Now that Butler is back into intercollegiate athletics on a sound basis the Butler alumni and students are determined to keep it there. The Thanksgiving day game is an innovation with both schools. WABASH TO ST. LOUIS. Season at That Institution Closes With Saturday's Game. Crawfordsville, Ind., Nov. 8. The Wabash college football eleven went through fierce scrimmage practice on Ingalls Field Thursday afternoon in linal preparation for the big game scheduled with St. Louis university to be played Saturday afternoon at St. Louis. The scarlet is determined to make a great finish of its brilliant record for the season, as the football curtain at the local institution falls after the St. Louis game. No more games are scheduled, and the team will disband at the close of this game. Repeated efforts were made to arrange a contest with Notre Dame university, but the Catholics sidestepped all advances. j The last time Wabash played Notre Dame was In 1905. when It defeated j the South Bend men 5 to O. Since j this date no football game could be arj ranged with the Catnoilcs, although j Wabash has triumphed on the cinder track and field against them, and they in turn have defeated the "Little Giants" in baseball. PURDUE MEETS CHICAGO. Game Will be Played at the Windy City. Lafayette, Ind., Nov. S. Purdue put the finishing touches to the practice Thursday in preparation for the Chicago game Saturday. The general opinion prevails that the speedy Midway eleven's line is light, but reports received here show their line average from tackle to tackle to be 188 pounds. Purdue's line for similar positions shows an average of 177 pounds. The back field players of the two teams are evenly matched in weight, each tipping the beam near 165 pounds. I. U. IS AT MADISON. Players Left Bloomington in Pink of j Condition. 1 Bloomington, Ind., Nov. S. The Indiana University football squad left Bloomington Thursday on their trip j to Madison, Wis., where they play the Badger c-leveu on Saturday afternoon. All of the players who took the trip ! were in the pink of condition and will be able to give a s:ood account of themselves in the struggle with Coach Hutchin's men on Saturday. CHANGES AT FRANKLIN. Trick Plays Were Introduced in the Practice. Franklin, Ind., Nov. S. The practice Thursday was devoted mainly to trick plays. Coach Jones has to a large extent changed bis methods of working the men. With the new lineup, which is light but fast, line-bucking will not be of much use, and the new back field is counted on to make most of the gains on tricks. The awakened line will no longer have to bear the brunt of the games, but the new combination is expected to work better than the old. The new back field worked well last night, and it is hoped that the rest of the season will show an improvement DEPAUW MEETS MILLIKIN. Greencastle, Ind., Nov. S. In a stiff workout OA McKeen field Thursday

WANT TWO SPECIAL CARS.

FAIR CO-EDS" WILL BE ALLOWED TO ACCEPT ESCORT OF YOUNG MEN SWEEPING AWAY ANOTHER TRADITION. A mass meeting was held in chapel at Earlham college Thursday for the purpose of securing a sufficient number to accompany the football team to Greencastle, whore Earlham plays Dc Pauw, Saturday, November !. The managers want V'."i rooters to go with the team, in order to get two special cars. If no more than 1 are scoured only one car will he available. A rate of $2 has been secured with the privileges of a stop over in Greencastle or Indianapolis until Sunday evening. The meeting was very enthusiastic. Coach Vail. Prof. E. P . Trueblood. Manager Wann of the team, the manager of the excursion. Miss Edna Trueblood, Miss Stone and Mr. Pennington, addressed the students. Vincent Nicholson was elected yell leader. A committee of seven was ap pointed to sell tickets to the student body and to the faculty. A large number have already signified their intention of accompanying the team. Miss Brown ,the governess of the girls at the dormitory has given permission to the "fair co-eds" to accept the escort of the young men. This is the first time that such permission has been given and the young men as well as the young women, appreciate this Tavor. afternoon Coach Brown rounded his men into final form for the game which will be played at Decatur, 111.. Saturday when DePauw will oppose James Millikin. BUSH WILL PUT AT Clever Little Short Stop Who Played Here Is Farmed By Detroit. TIGERS HAVE STRONG TEAM. BUSH MAY PROVE A BIG HELP TO THE INFIELD OF THE BROWNS SEASON IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION WILL HELP HIM. "Ownie" Bush, the ball tosser, who held down short in such a clever manner for the South Bend Central league club last season and who played in Richmond a short time, will be a member of the Indianapolis Browns next season. Bush did such sensational work for his club during the past season that he was drafted by Manager Hugh Jennings of the Detroit Americans, but as the Tigers are strong in that position Jennings has decided to send Ownie to Indianapolis for seasoning. While Bush is considered good enough for the American league pennant winners, Jennings thinks that a year in the smaller league will do him a world of good and he has chosen Indianapolis as a school for him. Bush is a fast fielder and a fairly good hitter. He is a small chap and is an excellent waiter and usually forces the ooposing flinger to put the ball over the pan. Hs should greatly strengthen the infield. In case of his making good. Otto Williams will be shifted to second base. With Carr on first and Hopke doing duty at third it is claimed the Browns should present as good an infield as there i-? in the association. ANXIOUS TO BREAK If) Ft. Wayne Wants Membership In the Central. South Bend, Ind., Nov. S. Ft, Wayne, Ind., is making another desperate effort to greak into the Central league, and the chances could be worse. Despite the turndown given the representatives of the railroad city at the Toledo, O., meeting last month William Malley is of the opinion that he yet has a chance to bring about a deal by which he will secure a franchise. Have you noticed the nnorored service to Chicagc via the C C. & L? Through sleeper leaves Richmond at 11:15 P. M. dally, arrivea to Chicago at 7:00 A. M. Try 1L apr6-ti Have yon trouble of any kind arising- from disordered stomach? Go to your droaslet vnd eet a 50c or SI bottle of Dr. CtWwtfl'i ivrnp Pepsfn. -which U po!ttrly ra vaatved t .Tare you and keep yoa veil.

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THt COtT.UN COMMHT, TT BROTHERHOOD MAY BE Meeting Called for First Presbyterian Church. NEED OF SUCH IS FELT. Men of the First Presbyterian church will meet Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to consider the organization of a brotherhood, .'f the sentiment of this meeting br. favorable, the organization will be effected, and delegates appointed to the national brotherhood convention which is to be held in Cincinnati next week. All men of the church are invited and furthermore earnestly requested to be present Sunday afternoon. There is a feeling among the inalu members of the congregation that 1

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BT.ICT, HVOM ITT. they should have gome organization that would bind them closer together in general church work think the brotherhood the most likely means. Women of the church have various organizations and it la said for this rea son their Interest in church work gen erally is greater than that of the men C, C. I ticket agent win sen yvn sleeping ear tickets to Chicago (or their 11:15 P. M. train. Call on him. aprttt ARE YOU IN ANY DANGER? Disease From Handling Paper. Money Causes Death. New York. Nov. 8. For ten years a victim of a malady that puzzled phy sicians, Edward 11. Hale, cashier of a commercial house, died today from myxedema, a rare diseaec caused b" continued contact with paper money. Satisfaction for the whole family la not mo hard to obtain if the customary beverage la Richmond Fxport b-er. If you hav not tried ! do so at once (best way is to ordt. a case this day) and you'll find that It tastes good and la good, tested by all pure beer standards. Minck Brewing Go.