Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 341, 15 October 1911 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AND SUX TELEGRA3I, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1911.

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WOULD-BE MAYORS CLAMPER ON LID

Different Classes Organized i Both Oxford, Ohio, Candi

dates Are Law Enforcers Differ Somewhat.

OXKOKK O., Oct. 14. It is doubtful whether there i.s another town in the state of ffpial size -loss than 2,100

and Work Has Been Mapped Out. Work In the gymnasium classes at the Y. M. C. A. Is rapidly getting organized, and a marked change in the

ouallty. of the work done is alrcadv t population in which thrre is so much

noticeable as the athletes shake off ', politics as there is here this fall. The i their summer's stiffness. The business ' inayorality t'istit is the one in which men's class, as usual, is the most pop-; the greatest interest centers. The ofular one on the schedule, and a large 1 fice only pays i".o a year and there crowd of men well up in the business ! are two candidate the present in-

world come regularly to Its tri weekly meetings. The classes are well organ

ized and are taklnc a srrejit interest ! tor of a transfer line

in the result of the games that follow j Two years ago, after serving as the exercises every time. J mayor four years, King was defeated The Intermediate class, composed of Kloanr - His majority was four, lads between r.lxteen and eighteen ! lioth are strong temperance men, and years of age, is the most advanced ' during the administrations of each, in organization. The boys in this bootleggers suffered the extreme pengroup have divided themselves into laity; both are Masons, and both are

teams, and will hold championship active members of the .Methodist Kpis-

BRING HOME HEADS OF WILD ANIMALS Edward White and Wife Had Thrilling Adventures in Africa.

eutnbent, A. K. Sloane, a shoe merchant, and Thomas I. King, proprie-

competftlons in basketball and indoor baseball. The captains of these teams lire Albert Mayer, Wflbur Fox, Ray-

copal church. King is an ICnglishinau. lie drops his 11'h, and adheres to the ideas of

mond Mayer and Dwight Ingram. The governiii-nt handed down by the FilIptermediates have also organized into grlms His especfa! hobby is the oba informal club, and hope to have 1 servance of the Sabbath. During the Several entertainments during the win- four years that he was mayor, every ter. The officers are Ross Lyons, pres- j place of business in town was closed Ident; Edward Lanning, vice presi-' tight from midnight on Saturday un

dent; Paul Harris, secretary, and Wallace Gifford, treasurer. These four, together with physical director R. .T. Horton, compose the directors of the society.

SYSTEM OF "BIG SIX" Take full nine hours of sleep. Never allow anything to worry you. Take a workout of forty-five fiinutes every morning. Try out every curve until they are under perfect control and then test your speed. Take a thorough rub-down and massage after each workout to prevent muscles from getting stiff. Don't imagine that everything depends on the pitcher. The batters and base runners win the games. Never give a snap hitter a fast ball over the heart of the plate. When a batter "chokes" his bat pitch him a curve or keep the fast ones on the corner away from him. If a batter stands in the far corner of the box and catches his bat on the small end for a big swing, pitch him all the speed at your command. Most of the long swingers strike at a fast ball after It is too late. At the Polo grounds a left-handed batter should never be given a ball on the inside corner, or he Is liable to hit it over the short right field wall. When a batter crowds the plate, force him away by pitching the ball close to his head.

til Monday morning. The delivery of ice and milk was forbidden until Monday morning. The delivery of ice and milk was forbidden, a loaf of . bread could not be purchased at any price; the druggists were permitted to fill prescriptions in cases of dire emergency, but could make no other sales. Guests at the hotel could not get an after dinner cigar. Once an automobile party, passing through the village, ran out of gasoline and was compelled to remain until Monday morning, lie tried to stop the sale of Sunday newspapers, but in this he failed. To violate the Sunday law meant $25 and costs, and he has a following in the town. How strong it is will not be known until alter November 7. Mayor Sloane has been a terror

to evil-doers, but he has been more lib

eral in regard to the Sabbath day. Thus far the odds are in his favor, for it is believed that the student vote of Miami university- almost seventywill constitute the balance of power in the election, and will go te Sloans. King is running on the People's ticket; Sloane on the Citizen's ticket. Both men are Republicans, but party politics is not entering into the contest. The fight is an interesting one, and is attracting attention throughout the southern part of the state.

Automobile Repair Work

NKW YORK, Oct. 11. Stewart Edward White and Mrs. White came home on the Cedric from a hunting trip to Africa where Mr. White obtained more than ane hundred head of fine animals and shot fifty-five kinds of game. He said the amount of game in MombaKs: is almost inconceivable: that he had counted more than two hundred animals in half an hour, nearly all of different varieties. He shot what he believes to be the largest lion ever killed. It measures more than eleven feet from tip to tip. Mrs. White wanted to get a python, but was unsuccessful. She brought back, however, a carload of the flora of eqnatorical Africa, many specimens of which she gave to the Kew botanical gardens in London. The rest she will take to her home at Santa Barbara, Cal. Mr. White said he was charged four rimes by rhinoeero-es and was forced into twenty-one tight places by infuriated lions and other beasts, from all of which he barely escaped with his life by either climbing trees or killing his quarry.

QUAKERS

OUTPLAY

CINCINNATI TEAM Displayed Superior Offensive and Defensive Work Score Was 9-0.

The Barbzr'j ;ir in t.'-ic Nursory. Every mother Knows how impossible it is to make the little f !ks st.ind still while tangled tresses are straightened out and -:-ur!s brushed over the tinger. Mother or m:rse. bnsh in hand chases the elusive youngsters ail ovei the nursery before the coiffure is com pleted. The r-;our-eful mother ha hit upon a happy (lea. A small red wooden chair, e.illed the barber's chair, is brought out. and the small person must sit down while the locks are made presentable. The children do not mind taking turns at the barber's chair and sit much more patiently than they are wont to strtnd during the process of hair brushiir..'

Anotncr Cn.nce. Pedestrian Hey: You just mlssea me by an iDch: Chauffeur 15e patient 1'iu coming b.tU directly : I'uek.

In Europe they dust the painting in art. galleries by means of air syringes.

Superb offensive and defensive play of the Quakers, combined with the miserable showing which the players tii the Cincinnati university eleven put up in sum and substance tells the story of Earlham's victory on Reid

Field on Saturday afternoon. The score stood & to . The star of the game was Bogue. the left half back for the Earlham lads. Wherever the ball was, there Bogue who gives promise of developing, if he already does not possess the honor, into the best half back in the state this season was to be found. In the last, quarter of play, with Cincinnati within shouting distance of the Earlham goal and with the ball in her posession, she tried a forward pass. Bogue intercepted the ball in its flight and ran through the Cincinnati team and ninety yards for a touch down. His place kick also was a feature of the game. Cincinnati does not possess the strength this year which it did last. At least it was not shown yesterday and the concensus of opinion of a large crowd of spectators was that the visitors were outclassed in all departments of the game. Last season the Earlham eleven was defeated by C. U. by the score of 20 to 0 and before the game the Quakers were not any too confident of holding the visitors to a low score, let alone a white-wash. Fenker kicked off. the ball going to Earlham's 20 yard line. The Quakers returned the punt, the ball going to the visitors. After working back and forth the "Buckeye" boys lost the ball on a punt. Bogue got the pigskin and made a sensational run of 30 yards through the visitors line. The first quarter ended with the ball within 30 yards of Earlham's goal. The second quarter started with a punt by the Quakers. Bogue recovered the ball and carried it within the thirty yard line of the visitors goal. In a pretty place kick, Bogue sent ths pigskin over the opponent's goal for a score. Cincinnati then kicked off and recovered the ball. With the ball far in the Quaker's territory they tried a place-kick but failed. The first half ended with a score of 3 to 0 in favor of the local college. No one scored in the third quarter.

The ball went back and forth but neither side was able to carry it across the line. Near the end of the quarter the visitors carried the ball to Earlham's five-yard line. The Quakers made a brace and held the Buckeyes for downs. When time was called the quarter ended with the ball just inside Earlham's territory. The most sensational play of the game was made in the last quarter when Bogue, the fast Quaker halfback, got the ball in a forward pass of the visitors and carried it 90 yards for a touch-down. Reagan then kicked goal. The game ended without any other scores. Near the end of the first half Furnas the "pony" end of the Quakers received a severe blow on the head which kept him out of the rest of the game. The defense of the Quakers was a hard nut for the visitors. Time after time the locals broke through their opionent's line and blocked punts and place kicks. The strength of the Quakers defense was largely due to Stanley, Murray and Guyer. The latter had to leave the game on account of weak ankles. The fast work of Reagan and Bogue was also a puzzle to

j the visitors. I For the visitors. Bessemever was

the star. In the first quarter he played all of the game for them but was unable to make anv headwav

j against the solid phalanx of the .Quakers. Heuck of the Cincinnati team was unable to continue in the game

on account of injuries. Summary of the game: Earlham 9 Cincinnati University n Lancaster Easton Left End Kelsey , Bessemever Left Tackle Murray, Lamb Goeheen Left Guard

Jones Allen, capt. Center Highhanks Perry Right Guard Furnas. Winslow Harned Right End Reagan Fenker, Stewart Quarter-back Bogue Heuck, Pleuddeman L. Half. Brownell Buchanan R. Half Guyer. Vickery Zange Full-back Touch-downs Bogue. 1. Place Kick Bogue. Kicked Gea' Reagan. Referee Horton, Richmond Y. M. C. A. Empire Johnson. Kentucky State University.

METHOD. The secret of getting through work is method. Order, a has been said, is GocTs first law. Let k be yours. Do not let your work accumulate upon your hands. It is not work that kills, but airears of work. Work put off is work put on heavy interest. "Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof." It becomes intolerable if it be laid upon tomorrow.

First American Glass Factory. Erection of the first American glass factory took place In Temple township. N. 11.. in 17So.

There are few beggars in Switzerland, and two-fifths of the adult popi illation have deposits in banks..

Public Sale of Personal Property on the Seane Farm. - miles northwest of Boston. YAednnosday, Oct. ISth. Horses, Cattle. Hogs. Hay. Grain and Farming Implements. J. 31. Seaney and C. I. Mullins

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WON'T THE CHILDREN SMILE when you treat them to a glass of our lemon soda, root beer or other soft drinks. It will be as good as a party to them. Have a few bottles in the house to reward them when they are good; and they'll always be good if they know such a treat is in store for them. Shall we send you a case? Foster Bottling Works Mfgrs. of Ginger Ale, Orange Cider, Soda Water and Bromo-Hygeia Phone 2191 118 N. 7th street

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Come Qui to Reeveston Place Sunday Representatives will be at the old homestead all day and will be pleased to show you over the addition.

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Our present price list and easy terms are good for this month only. Many lots have been sold to persons who will build fine homes in the early spring. Others have bought because they believe Reevesion Place lots are a good investment. Do not delay. Get in on the ground floor. Buy at first prices and easy terms and take down for yourself an easy profit in the spring when prices will surely be higher.

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If you want special terms in order to buy this fall and take advantage of our extremely low prices, see us personally and we will try to meet your terms.

BOXING-

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El Perco makes delicious coffee because it carries out the theoretical principles of coffee-making. Does it simply, exactly. Measure cold water into El Perco, coffee into the basket. Place percolater tube into position; attach cord to any light socket and slip plug into place. That's all. El Perco is standing on the dining table. Begins percolating in 30 seconds. Now here is the "how" of it: Projecting into the bottom of the pot is an electric heating element encased in German silver. The cold water surrounds this element. As soon as the plug is put in, this element gets hot, a little of the water is heated, flows up through a tube and falls in a spray over the coffee. So percolation begins in half a minute. No valves, syphons or contraptions of any kind in El Perco. Plunge it right into the dishpan if you want to, but there is no occasion. It is as easy to keep clean as any coffee pot. And uses scarcely any electric current. Heating element guaranteed Two Years. Owing to the new principles employed, El Perco is also the lowest priced electric percolator on the market 7 cup size, copper or nickel, $8.00; 5 cup size, copper or nickel. $7.50. Complete with cord. We carry a full line of the other electrical appliances one just as practical and labor saving as the other.

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