Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 282, 21 November 1907 — Page 2

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THE KICH3IOND PALLAJOHTM AJiB SPJMTELEGRAM, THURSDAY, XOVE3IHER 21. 1007.

LOCAL AND GENERAL SPORTS i i

tXPECTING VICTORY OVER MANY TEAMS

fountain City Has Organized A Basketball Aggregation For This Season.

STAR PLAYERS ARE LOST.

GAMES WILL BE SCHEDULED WITH FARMLAND, PARKER CITY, WINCHESTER, RICHMOND AND SOME OTHER PLACES.

Fountain City expects to take into camp about every other basket ball learn in Indiana this year. The team has organized for the coming season and practice will be in order from this time until the treason begins. Games will bo scheduled with strong teams of Indiana and Ohio, many o them to bo played at Fountain City. According to the statements of a Fountain City fan, the team will not be as strong as last year, as Scarce, the crack little forward who electrified Ilichmond audiences on several occasions, lias accepted a position in Munele as ticket agent for the Indiana Union, traction line, and will therefore be unable' to play. Hunt of Whitewater letter ally conceded to be a very good pjytft mas, will not be seen with Fountain CUT M year, as lie is a salaried ntatn lbA the manager of the north exrejitj team hopes to break, away from ht( of S0dd players. Th team wilt be strong however, with Toogr Strong &t forward, Linus RBjncMfe act coot sr. Emmott Etruly at forward and Roy Lacy and Russell "Wlgtrt fcfc gnard positions. Harry Clark and Ray 8waln ar two candidate r ho ar rery promising. An attempt will be made to arrange games with rarioua -Ricbmondites as well aa wMi Farmland, Parker City, Wmdheater and otber surrounding towns.

Gridiron Gossip.

The Indianapolis papers state that Butler expects to win the Thanksgiving game with Earlham. This is a repetition of a statement made by Butlerites Just before the Earlham-Butler game here two weeks ago.

Winona Tech, who play the Quakers Saturday on Reid Field, should be easy victims. The game will be n good workout for Earlham in preparation for the Butler massacre Thanksgiving.

Butler students caught. Coach Vail of Earlham "rubbering' at. the Butler plays Tuesday. Butlerites are now anxiously wondering how long Vail stood on the side lines before he was noticed.

Villa Nova won the championship among the Eastern Catholic colleges Saturday by defeating Fordham, 15 to 11.

Captain Lubo, or the Indians thinks the Harvard team stronger than. Pennsylvania.

One wondera why Warner could not eucceed at Cornell after seeing the amount of football be has- taught the Indians.

There is mope holdinff in the open field, under the new rules, than when most of the attacking was done through the rash line.

Cornell's victory over the Army Inspires much confidence at Ithara, that now having beateu the Tigers and West Foint this is Cornell's year to beat Pennsylvania.

MEETS HAMILTON SAT. High School Boys Down to Hard Practice.

In epite of the fact that very little practicing has been done this week, by the foot ball team, they are anticipating the game with Hamilton, O.. which Is scheduled for Saturday, and steady practice will be resumed at once rain or shine. Captain Karns is very confident of a successful outcome, but will train his men from now on for "all that is in them," to use his own words.

HONORS ARE EVENLY DIVIDED IN CONTEST

Hunts and Rottermans Split About Equal in Bowling Wednesday Night.

NAMES SUGGESTED TO GETJFFICIALI There-Is a Number of Men Who Would Be Satisfactory to Earlham.

VAIL CORRECTS A REPORT.

AN INJUSTICE HAS BEEN DONE HANCOCK IN REFERENCE TO THE GAME AT DEPAUW SOME SOCCER PRACTICE.

ROTTERMANS GOING UP.

THE FIRST TEAM SCORE MADE BY THEM WEDNESDAY NIGHT WAS SECOND BEST THAT HAS BEEN MADE IN THE LEAGUE.

LEAGUE STANDING.

Won Lost Tct. ' Hunts.. ........ ..15 C .714 Bortons -JO S .556 Idlemans y .500 Entre Nous .. . .. .. ..10 11 .476 Rottermans 10 11 .476; Lukens 6 15 .'JS5

v-oacn van nas ueen away since in (

ue I'auw game, making arrangement "with the managers of Winona Technic

al and Butler for games to be played j next Saturday and Thanksgiving day. Winona will play the Quakers r.n

Ried Field next Saturday and the Qu-i kers go up against the Butler team ii Washington Park, Indianapolis. The two teams have agreed that '.'. rials will be selected from the follon ing: Davis, Princeton; Endsley, Pur due: Cayou, coach of Wabash; Sib of Illinois, Manual training coach Indianapolis; Miller of Wabash, Sho :

ridge coach and Steele of Indi These are all impartial men v

judgment may be relied upon. It will rest simply upon the rpiestion of who has an open date. , Corrects a Report. Coach Vail wishes to correct a s; ment that was given out to the pain. r. of this state in reference to last ?a":rday's game with DePauw. The star-:

ment was tnat tne nrst ioucihm made by De Pauw resulted from fumble by Hancock. In justice this player it may be said that

made no fumble throughout the w game, and in fact put up the 1 ) hibition of football he has done

year, and never failed to make a gain when entrusted with the ball. He showed quick wit by making a fa'ir catch which Wilson only failed by two feet of converting into a field goal. Some Soccer Practice. All the men are in excellent condition and soccer practice has been indulged in both nights this week to

Honors were very evenly divided; In the match in the cily bowling league Wednesday evening, between the Hunts and the Rottermans. The Rot- j termans won two out of the three . games while the Hunts piled up the largest total number of pins. The , first game was won by the Rottermans with 73 pins to spare; the sec-;

ond they again won with a surplus of keep the players' muscles and mind in 25 pins. The third game was taken ; good condition. Starting tonight, by the Hunts by 104 pins, giving them j bard scrimmagees will begin and six pins more than the Rottermans on j there will be no let up until Thankstotal count. giving. Coach Vail saw the Butler The first team score made by the j team in practice and found that several

Rottermans, 855, was Ff;cond best that j new additions had been made, old

members who had retired from the game, but are coming out. now determined to win back their former prestige. The Quakers expect a bitter contest, but the odds seem to rest with Earlham. The .uamo Saturday will also be a hard fought contest, and every play will lie used, fur they were all uncovered at De Pauw last Saturday. The people of Richmond will see a fast and interesting contest.

ACQUITTED BUT LIVES IN DEADLY FEAR. '

t' V " III

If you have pride about your appearance, you should form the habit of coming here for your clothes. We avoid the very cheap sort of clothing, because it is bad for you and bad for our store.

Choice Fall Suits and Overcoats $10.00 to $18.00

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LIGHTING PLANT NOW WELL UNDER WHY

Hagerstown Will Soon Be "All Lit Up."

STOCK SOON SUBSCRIBED.

Raffaello Casgone, after having been five years in the death-house at Sing Sing has been acquitted of murder, but lives in deadly fear of the relatives cf the man whom he killed, who threaten to assassinate him.

has been rolled since the league started. The players and scores were:

HUNTS lsG. 2dC.

B. Martin Parry .. ..154 You ngflesh .. 152 Sprouse .. .. .. .. ..130 Hunt 160 Carmen IS I

170 157

inn us

3rG. 182 154 1 16 1S5 117

SEVERAL DIE IN BLOODY RIOT Troops and Drunken Rioters Clash at Vladivostok Swords And Axes Were Used in the Conflict Hospitals Are Filled With the Wounded.

Vladivostok, Nov. 21. Several were 1 rioters numbered three hundred and killed and scores injured in a desper-, began cutting down the victims with ate battle between troops and a band j swords and axes. Troops were called of drunken rioters who attempted to out and restored order after a battle massacre men and women employed j The hospitals are filled with the in the municipal abattoir today. The j wounded. Many arrests were made.

Totals 7S2

ROTTERMANS lsG. Rottermnn 15G Hltes.. 10!) Denny 170 Shoemaker 171 Fosler 1S9

717 2dG7 1 1'9 1 15 177 111 137

7S4 "3rG. ICS 111

142 ;

Totals S5:

12 C.S0

coaching of the Illinois team, gettinc out on the field in uniform.

GOT CHANCE

TO STRAIGHTEN OP

send him there as he is an able bodied man. "I have a good job waiting for me. and if you will let me go I'll promise to leave booze alone." Judge Converse then gave Donlin a few words f advice and of warning, then told him to go and take the job.

Yale never had such field as this year, with 170; Brides. 187; Bomar. lf2 pounds.

a heavy back '"Tad" .lones. ins. and Coy,

Authorities Agree to Let Him Have Opportunity to Quit Boozing.

WORKING OH DEFENSE OF THE EARLHAM TEAM

This

Point Is Followed Football Practice.

NO INCREASE SHOWN IN THEIR CONSUMPTION

Dark streets and poorly lighted store rooms and buildings at Hagerstown will soou be things of the past. The electric lighting plant is now well under way, largely due to the energetic hustling of the citizens of the

small town, and their willingness to

subscribe stock to the plant. Ten thousand dollars was called for, and every share was spoken for In Hagerstown. Hagerstown has long been in need of proper lighting facilities and the completion of the new power house and installation of electric lights will bo welcomed by the residents.

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Cigarettes Are as Popular as Ever in Indiana.

CENSUS BUREAU BULLETIN.

HE HAS AGREED TO DO SO.

Dave Campbell is putting the Harvard ends through a course of sprouts

SUBS GIVEN ATTENTION.

this week. Starr is likely to fx line-up against Yale.

in the

McCalliV. of Cornell, by his aniei against West Point, proved himself! one of the best backs in the country. !

DONLIN HAS FIVE TIMES HAS SERVED

COUNTY JAIL.

BEEN ARRESTED! I REOENTLY AND) 146 DAYS IN THE!

There Is mighty little to choose from nmong the four Maine college teams this year. Bates, Bowdoiu. Colby, and Unlver&ity of Maine are evenly matched and all unusually weak.

The Harvard coaching system is being roasted for not providing suitable defense for the plays which they knew were Carlisle's long suit.

Whenever the Indians tomahawk a powerful rival, everybody chatters about the ineligibility of the players. When the Indians lose, the same bunch admits that they are the best football attraction in the country.

George Capron, of Minnesota, is hailed as the season's greatest lclcker, although he Is, through Inexperience, inefficient in other departments of the game.

The eligibility of Wendell for the Harvard team has greatly revived the spirit of the players, who now feel that the team will have a rplendid secondary defense with Apollonio and Wendell behind the line.

"ermany Schultz, of Michigan, is aid to be the finest center rush in the ' rt. and one of the best the game has ever seen.

Kreuger. of Swarthniore. the shot putter, is also an adept at heaving the forward pass, having a record of fortyeight yards to his credit. He is not playing football this year, owing to an attack of typhoid last summer.

Pneumonia Follows a Cold but never follows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lunga and prevents pneumonia. A. G. Luken & Co.

C, C. & L. ticket acan: will sell yo sleeping car tickets to Chicago for their 11:15 P. M. train. Call od him. aprC-ti

IS EINED FOR DRUNK ; SECOND CHARGE WAITS Arthur Spurlock Given ElevenDay Sentence.

Despite the fact that John Donlin has served nearly five months of the past eight months in the county jail on charges of intoxication and was arrested again on Tuesday on the sam ? charge, he will be given a chance to reform and make a man of himself. Bofore Judge Converse allowed Donlin his liberty. Donlin was obliged .o swear in the presence of witnsses that he would not take another drink of booze for two years. If he breaks this oath Donlin will be given the maximum jail sentence for intoxication which is .Sl and costs and thirty days, in jail, making the total sentence one! hundred and forty days. j When Donlin was brought before! Judge Converse and Prosecutor Jes-' sup. the prosecutor asked him if he j realized the fact that during the pat i J41 days he had served 14 days In the '

The Kurlhani varsity team started the scrimmage for this week ou a w-ft and muddy field Wednesday evening. All the practice was devoted to the strengthening of the defense and much attention was paid to the subs by Coach Vail. Coach Vail hopes to use seeral of these reserves in the game with Winona Technical school next Saturday. The coach, stated that he was glad to have the team practice on a muddy field, for the weather has been so good all of this year that the team has had no practice in handling a slippery ball.

not antl Cold. Pete Persimmon Yeas. Ah reckon Ah am fated to be a bachelor. Ah lubed a gal once, but she threw cold watah on mah suit. Henry HamWell, dat's bettah den gettin' mahhied cn habin' yo wife throw hot watah on yo' suit. Dat's what mine does ebry time I stay out after 10. Chicago News.

Indiana's anti-cigarette law has not decreased the manufacture of "coffin nails" in the state however it may have affected their consumption. The census bureau has juct issued a bulletin which throws light on this interesting subject. In litOO there were 474 establishments for the manufacture of cigars and cigarettes in Indiana. In li0.j there were .j36 such establishments. In 10(mj the capital employed was $S0S,ssft. An increase of capital to $l."CS,niMi in 1T0G is noted. The value of the produce of the cis.ir manufactories of the Hoosier sate -a as $:'..(r.7."7x in 1?03 as against $2.n7.r7 in UiflO. It is ?afe to say flint, nonvithstandkis: the vigorous cia'e statute, a very large ner cent of the cigarettes made in Indiana, are consumed by the home market.

Having seen Niagara Falls and having read Southey's poem descriptive cf the manner in which the water comes down at Lohore. it is alleged that an American became convinced that the Lohore cataract was the greater. So he went to England to hunt up the falls of Lodoie. He set out the moment he reached Keswick and walked and toiled over the rocks and boulders He could not tind the falls. He rested and asked a native: "Can you direct me to the falls of Dodore?" "Why you are settin' on "em." was the heartbreaking answer. The falls of all the adjectives were dry: , . V

"Stay vesant Fish," said a Pittsburg banker, "is a very finicky person. To get along with him you must be mighty particular about your etiquette you must shave twice a day dress for dinner-all that, sort of thing. I once sat beside Mr. Fish at a dinner at the I'nion League in New York. Mr. Fish, when the soup came on. began to cast glances at a stout, red-faced chap opposite us; and finally he whispered

GREAT MEN CLIMB ON OTHERJHOULDERS Cannot Attain Greatness of Themselves Alone.

DR KELLY IN CHAPEL.

i to me: 'That, man is from Hoboken. I

ican tell it by his accent.' '15y his ac-

"Metaphyslcs" was the subject of chapel talk by President Kelly at Earlham college and it was a very interest ing address. In speaking of great men he stated that no man is author of his own greatness, but had reached that height standing on the shoulders of pome other man or men. He brought out the point forcibly that no man shoulu think that he himself contained all the knowledge in the world, and especially that no man should at-

cent V said I. Hut Mr. Fish, the man j tempt to attain knowledge only along

hasn't spoiien. Mr. Fish's lip curled in a scornful smile. 'I had reference.' he said, "to the accent with which he eats his soup." "'

P.erlin has a greater number of policemen per capita than any other city.

one line, out snouiu De uroau through knowledge of many.

The telephone directories of the cur. rent issue in New York city would

! make a pile seven aud a quarter mllci

high, if placed one on the other.

Th Cantc of Trouble. She I can't understand why

THREE PERSONS PERISR

IN A BURNING HOUSE! i i Edward Grubb, Wife and Little Daughter Cremated. i

Lord

Kinath. who is playing quarter-back at'Penn, is a star basket-ball player.

it had cost tne county o!s40 to care

for him. John said that he realized the fact. Arrested Five Times. The prosecutor then informed John that the past 241 days he had been ar

rested five times on charges of intox- j

Arthur H. Snmloek- the voiinsr man . icatlon. 1 ne hrst time he was sent i

arrested Tuesday for brutally beating idown for eleven days, the second time! his wife and then attempting to whip I flfteen days, the third time twenty; Sergeant McManus at the home of that ' da's the fourth time thirty-five days' officer has been fined $1 and costs in i aud the fiftl1 time sixty-five days. "And j the city court on a eharce of drunk. !h?re 'ou are again, charged with the;

county jail, and that during this time Busted wants a divorce. His wife had . gQQI CQ VAFRF RECOVERED

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For a Warm

ath Room

A bath in a cold room is a "shivery" operation and is extremely liable to cause colds. The bathroom above all should be kept warm. This is easy and the bath is a! comfort il you have a

half a million when he married her.

He Yes, aud she's got every penny of it still. That's the trouble. Pick-Me-Up.

Constant complaints never get pity. German Proverb.

After Arthur has languished eleven days in the county jail he will then be

Jake Stahl has been assisting in the 'charged with assault and battery.

Only One "BROMO QUININE, that Is - Laxative jjromo Quinine (jfifc-Jy?

on every

x. 25c

same offense." stated the prosecutor. He then told Donlin that he was going to recommend to the court that he cither be given the maximum jail sentence or be sent to the county infirmary4. The thought of being sent to the "poor farm' roused John. He said that tne authorities have no ri&ht to

At one time Cleopatra, while entertaining Mark Antony, required the floor to be strewed with rose leaves to the dcDtk of eighteen inches

CASTOR 1 A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought

Marietta, O., Nov. 21. Edgar Grubb. twenty-four, and wife, nineteen, and a year-old daughter burned to death in a hewed log house near Beverly this morning. A neighbor discovered the flames, but too late to save the family.

The fire started in a wood heater. The

bodies were recovered" from a bed ot hot coals. i

Bears the Signature of

DEMURRER IS SUSTAINED.) t The demurrer of Ray K. Shiveley, !

administrator of the estate of the late!

Henry Geers, to the complaint of the Cambridge City Lumber company, has been sustained by Judge Fox and a judgment rendered in favor of the administrator.

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