Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 76, 7 February 1914 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, FEB. 7, 1914

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No Changes to Be Made Personnel of Instistitution. in O atrary to the usual custom there has been no reorganization of the Garfield or High School orchestras at the beginning of the present ohool term. The reason assigned to thi3 was because It was found to be a hindrance to the pupils. With the new, ruling only such sections in the orchestras which aro not strong enough to carry their own parts will there be any chance of adding new members. There Is always a long waiting list for membership in both the Garfield and High School musical bodies. The only change in the high school orchestra was the addition of two more 'cellos and a double bass viol. Two of the new players of the latter body graduated from Garfield and will play In both orchestras until next term. They are required to practice at both the Garfield and High school but instead of playing at the chapel exercises at the high school they must attend the Garfield exercises each Friday "morning. No'credit is given work done at this school but one-half of a credit toward graduation is given for playing in the High School orchestra. There are sixty members in this orchestra and thirty-five at the Garfield. Professor Sloane has charge of both bodies and Miss Elizabeth Sands is assistant director of the Garfield orchestra. At the high school two rehearsals a week are held each an hour in length and at the -Garfield only one is held. COLDS AND CROUP IN CHILDREN. Many people rely upon Chamberlain's Cough Remedy implicitly in cases of colds and croup, and it never disappoints them. Mrs. E. H. Thomas, Logansport, Ind., writes: "I have found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be the best medicine for colds and croup I have ever used, and never tire of recommending it to my neighbors and friends. I have, always given it to my children when suffering from croup, and it has never failed to give them prompt relief." For sale by all dealers. AdvertisfeireiO THRESHERS TAKE ! TWO PIN GAMES j Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Tost. Pet. Starrs 29 13 .690 Panhsndle3 5 "i7 Mci'els 24 'S I. H. C 21 IS Hunt-. 22 20 Doetcr.i '5 25 Y. M. C. A '' 27 Rivals 1.3 .23 .."95 ! ."0 ! .570 ! .524 : .257 : .317 ! Last N:"M's Resists. ! i. it. c. ' .7.: : Rivals 7'0 $37 .'367 : The T. Tf. C. team tcofc two sramcs t from the f'e!;ar-cLr"r"s Het night on thf "Y" a! !-:.-' :'. .- T. r '.: 63 point adv,-.v.r for the threshing outfit. Th R'.rals ii ! f?t.p rhaiiity . iii tho tccori'' crntp-t rrnn'rts awjiy fraro the harv-r.v ;;. f-:7-736 count. The threrk'-rtf cf.me back a grin in the ..t.xS'-.g ihrv fi?i.-" by a coi!.-"o;-ii'."i':-? '-narfin. J.Ill!er of the v. ir' Mr'i man of the nit's' with a . of lbi maples. Sum-j ma it: i I. H. C. King li McKee 141) Me! 185 Richey 155 Miller 177 Totals 833 176 134 ll'l 114 194 736 18!) 141 141 151 13!) 766 Rivals. Lahrman 126 Mashmeyer 140 Crawford 128 Meyer : 162 Smith 156 Totals 770 180 164 170 154 168 13'i 113 123 157 138 667 837 GRATEFUL PRAISE BY LOVING MOTHER Tells How Father John's Medicine Brought Health to Her Little Boy. "I want to tell you how grateful I am for Father John's Medicine," says Mrs. Margarette Murphy of Chicago, in a ref?nt letter. My little boy was two years old when he was first taken sick and I took him to many doctors, but no one did him any good. He is pas', five years old now. He is all better now, thanks to Father John's Medicine. He had pneumonia twice and whooping cough. He has just got over diphtheria now. Soon after he began to take Father John's Medicine I knew he was mending. I am very thankful for Father John's Medicine. We all take it now. It is a blorsirg in ry home. I will never b; without it.' Signed Mrs. Margarette Murphy, 3010 Quinn street, Chicago, 111. Careful mothers have no fear in usliif, i i . . . v . . . . a . i. ...... i i l ii li is guie iur uic unit? ones as v.eu as the older ir embers of the family, and because it is free from alcohol or (U.ngeraus drugs in any form. I treats colds by building up the body and giving nev. strength to ward off the disease. Get a bottle today. (Advertisement) TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For Sale at

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TAKES ERSON SCALP Fighting Hard for Every Advantage, Locals Win Close Game. RICHMOND 24, ANDERSON 23. Fighting hard for every point, the Richmond high school basketball team, by a score of 24 to 23, forced the quintet hailing from Anderson to lower its colors a.t the Y gym before a crowd that packed the gallery and sidelines. The Anderson crowd is a claimant for state basketball honors, having recently defeated the Wlngate five, champs of last season, by a decisive score. Last night's victory gives the local quintet a high rating among state fives. Ball and Hart were the stars for the local team. From the initial toss-up to the final whistle there was no cessation of furious fighting on the part of both sides. Richmond obtained possession of the sphere on the first scrimmage, Hoover and Beisman both having chances at the basket, but failing to make connections. A low pass, Byrum to Hale caused the first score of the game, just one miriute after play had started. McClure, of the visitors, duplicated the trick a minute later, giving the upstate crowd a four point lead. Center Ball then dropped a pretty field which was followed by a free throw, which the former converted into a marker. Anderson, at this point, started a series of brilliant team plays that had the locals guessing for a while, and before the attack could be checked the visitors had piled up a seven point lead. Ball and Hoover came to the rescue with a pair of baskets each that brought the Richmond score up to twelve. The visitors meanwhile sent their total to thirteen before the half ended, the figures remaining the same until the end of the first half. Richmond took the offensive at the beginning of the second half. Ball, Beisman and Hoover soon put the locals in the lead with a succession of successful team plays which terminated in a trio of baskets. Dispute arose over a basket caged by Beisman, the Anderson officials claiming the local man had stepped out of bounds. Referee Hoover allowed the score. Ball and Hart Star. Ball was easily the star in offensive work, trapping five field goals and six foul goals. Hart, guard, repeatedly spoiled almost certain scores for the visitors. For Anderson, McClure, diminutive forward, caused the most trouble for the local five. McClure is , a youngster, weighing no more than 115 poundi-i. Byrum and Jones played ; crood game for the losers. Lineup and summary: Richmond, 24. Anderson, 23. Beisman McClure Forward. Hoover Hale Forward. Ball Veimillian (Capt.) Center. Hart Jones Guard. Thoruburg (Capt.j Byrum Guard. Field Goals (R), Ball, 5; Hoover, 3: Redman. (A), McClure, 4; Vermillion, 3; Hale, Byrum. Foul Goals fit), Ball, 6. (A), McClure, 4; Vermillion. Fouls Richmond, 6; Anderson, 10. Time of Halves 20 minutes. Reforee Hoover. Attendance 500. Dahl and Merkle Latest to Jump Manager Kenney Has a Hard Time Signing Players. Management of the Richmond Baseball Club is experiencing no end of trouble in rounding up players. At present there are but two members under contract for the coming season. Manager Kenn y thought at the end of last season that he could round up his entire team with little or no trouble, but it seems that the playing of his different men has called attention to various club owners and bush-league scouts, with the result that, with the coming season but a couple months distant, the local nine has but a fielder and a pitcher on its roster. The latest men to jump are Dahl and Merkle, both men being leading players of last season's Quaker outfit. Both have accepted contracts in the Northern Slates League. Before opening up the season at this city Manager Kenney will take his aspirants to Lexington, Ky for a game to be staged at that place April 12. The following Sunday, the local aggregation meets the fast West Covington team at that, place. On April 26 local ' bugs will have their first opportunity of seeing the local men in real action, when Kenney's crew lines up against Diaper's Middleborough team, which will have its training headquarters in this cit3r.

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"Y" FIVE SWAMPS HUDSON'S VETERANS

Despite Desperate Rally Old Men Go Down to Defeat. Y. M. C. A., 44; Hudsons, 29. Although showing symptoms of coming back at times, the veteran Hudson aggregation lost to the Y. M. C. A. basketball team in a hotly contested came at the association gym last night. The Hudsons started with a rush, Allison opening the scoring with a basket from a difficult angle. Jones evened things with a field goal. From this time on the game resolved Into a hand-to-hand struggle, neither team having the advantage. After ten minutes of this strenuous work the wind of the veterans began to fail, the result being that the association quintet had everything its own way during the remainder of the half. Hudsons Rally. The Hudson outfit braced at the beginning of the second half, playing rings around the association five, who seemed to be suffering from over-confidence. At this stage of the contest Allison brought the rooters to their feet with a pair of baskets that were nothing short of marvelous. The "Y" boys finally checked the climbing score. Jones and Duning trapped a few just to keep things interesting. An injury put Jones out at tihs point, but the plucky forward continued playing. The work of the Hudson aggregation improved as the game advanced. Wiechman, who replaced Martin, and Caster who entered the fray, put new life into the ancients, who continued to cut down the lead of the association outfit. Jones and Allison Lead. Jones was the individual pointmaker of the game, with eight field and one foul goal, for a total of seventeen points to his credit. Lanning, laboring under the handicap of having to play against Hampton, the stellar guard, did not show up as well as was expected. Duning, who held down the pivotal point of the association crew, scored five baskets besides playing a good defensive game. The guarding of the "Y" outfit was of usual calibre, Parker, Brunton and Roach proving a trio of guards that caused trouble for the Hudson forwards. Allison easily led the work of the losers with twelve points. Harrington and Hampton were in the game at all times, the former electrifying the spectators with sensational floor work, while the latter broke up many of the association's plays. Martin, Caster and Wiechman played in good form. Line-up and summary: Y. M. C. A. Hudsons. Jones Martin, Caster Forwards. Lanning Allison Forwards. Duning Harrington, Wiechman Center. Parker Hampton Guard. Brunton, Roach Wilcoxen Guard. Field Goals (Y), Jones, 8; Lanning 5; Duning, 5; Parker, 2; Roach, 2. (H), Allison, 5; Harrington, 4; Wilcoxen, 3; Wiechman. Foul Goals (Y), Jones, Brunton. (H), Allison, 2; Caster. Fouls Y. M. C. A., 10; Hudsons, 5. Time of Halves 20 minutes. Referee Hoover. Attendance 500. Men's collars manufactured in Eng land every year number about twenty milion. Last year the forest service distributed 116,000 basket willow cuttings, fifteen thousand to forest schools, twenty thousand to argicultural ex periment stations and 81,000 to indi dividuals. OLID) An up-to-date remedy for colds. That is what Peruna is. In successful use over 30 years. Colds are caught m many ways: Illy ventilated rooms; rooms that have direct draughts ; crowded rooms; damp houses; stuffy school rooms; offices illy heated. A dose of Peruna at the right time, at the first symptom of cold, before the bones begin to ache, before the sore throat manifests itself, or the cough, or the discharge from the nose, just a dose or two of Peruna before these symptoms begin is generally sufficient. But after the cold is once established with the above symptoms prominent, a bottle of Peruna, or maybe two, will be necessary. Ry. Telephone 3165.

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Two of the automatic multiple spindle drills which were made for the National Cash Register company at Dayton, will be a part of a business men's display which the National Automatic Tool company will hold Wednesday afternoon and Thursday. The company will throw open its factory., at Seventh and South N streets to Richmond business men or any others who are interested in the output of the plant. Two of the multiple drills which the company made for the National Cash Register company were shipped last week. The company has been manufacturing the intricate machinery required by the cash register company for some time. One of every type of machine made by the company will be on display. There will be shown automatic drills with 100 to 130 spindles and drilling in five directions. The factory will be open at noon Wednesday. More than 120,000,000 board feet of timber was given away by the government last year to the miners and settlers living in or near the national forests. At a recent exhibition in Germany one thousand kinds of sausages were shown.

High School Rooters Celebrate With Vim

High school rooters exhibited more spirit last night than has been seen in this city for many years, when a band of about 350 students, led by a drum corps, paraded streets of the city, to show their appreciation of the efforts of the basketball team to trim the Anderson five. After the game the students formed in single file on Eighth street, the procession being led by two youths carrying a huge red and white Rich mond banner. The drum corps was next in line. The parade headed west on Main to Fifth street, where a halt

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SALE OF The undersigned will sell at public auction on the 10th day of February, 1914, at 2 o'clock P. M., a good frame house located on the North half of the South half of Lot No. 38 in that part of the City laid out by Jeremiah Cox, known as No. 118 North Sixth Street and now owned by the heirs of Ann Hassard. This property is a good renter and is desirable as a small home or as an investment. Terms: One-third cash down, one-third in nine months, and the remaining third in eighteen months from the date of sale deferred payments to be secured by a first mortgage upon said real estate drawing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, the same will be sold free from all taxes and incumbrances excepting the taxes of 1913 payable in 1914. ORLA B. FULGHAM, Commissioner Shivcley and Shiveley, Attorneys.

Earlham Loses to Expects to Win

Prospects for the Secondary Championship May Be Blighted by Result of Tonight's Contest. . TERRE HAUTE, Ind..' Feb. . 7. Earlham's secondary championship prospects received a bump - at the hands of the State Normal five here last night, when, in one of the fastest basketball contests ever seen ou the local floor, the Quakers . dropped the game to the Teachers by a 24 to 21 count. . The visitors were handicapped by having to play on a strange floor. The game was close . and exciting, throughout, neither team being sure of the game until the final Whistle. The teamwork of the local men was of excellent order, the forwards handling the sphere in good shape. Normal has the best team that has represented the institution in years and is out for state honors, having defeated all 1 secondary teams with the exception of Wabash and Rose Poly. Play Rose Tonight. With desperation, born of last night's defeat, the Earlham team will clash with the Rose Poly outfit here tonight. The result of the game that will either eliminate the Quakers from the secondary race or place them in a position that with the defeat of the Wabash five, will give them an equal standing with the leaders in the race. The Quakers are confident of conping the game. Last season the Terre Haute outfit was beaten in a pair of contests by the Yellow and White and was called in order to give the school yells. The procession then headed east on Main street to the Westcott j hotel, that hostelry being carried by storm. The guests of the hotel were informed in no gentle way of the local victory, after which the victorious ! army head for the Arlington hotel which was carried with no opposition at all. The mob then moved on the Red Light saloon, but were foiled by the owner of the place, who succeeded in locking his doors before the advance guard could obtain a foothold. nerve. naturally and properly. Stimulates Consolation In Death

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Coach Reagan Is confident that his men will repeat the trick. Rose has two stars in Haggerty and Damming, two football men and veterans on the team for three years. Barrett, a forward has also worked up a reputation of being as good as any in the secondary ranks of the state, and Ploenges and Thornton will fill the other two positions. - - The Quakers will start the game with the same lineup as used in previous games, Rowe. Wolfe, Lancaster and Williams, with Thistlethwaite, Stanley and Lamb held in reserve. r MASONIC CALENDAR I Saturday, Feb. 7. Loyal Chapter No.-49, O. E. S. Stated meeting. Monday, Feb. 9 Richmond Commandary No. 8, K. T. Special conclave. Work in Red Cross degree. Tuesday Richmond Lodge No. 196. F. & A. M.' Called meeting. Work in Entered Apprentice degree. It's a Pleasure to be able to eat your meals without fear of an attack of HEARTBURN BLOATING FLATULENCY NAUSEA OR INDIGESTION To bring about this condition you should invigorate the entire digestive system by the use of HOSTETTER'S STCOCH BITTERS OU can make bet- ' ter bread and more loaves Every Baking Day with The Guaranteed Costa a little more than others worth it Your monev reiunaea witnout I -arrument-ifnot &m$$t& satisfied. Hackman, Klehfoth & Wholesale Oistributo Your Grocer Sells It EDW. G. BALLING Plumbing and Heating Phone 2411. 526 S. 6th St. Special attention given repair work Look for the Sign .yeworousw 1 DIAMONDS WATCHES Jenkinr & Company If You are Sick Or In Pain Give Me a Caii W. H. BAXTER, D. C. Chiropractor Rooms 306-307 Colonial Building Cor. 7th & Main Phone 1953 LaoDS At Legal Rate 2 Per Cent Per Month on Household Goods, Pianos, Livestock, Etc., from $10 to $250. Home Loan Go. 220 Colonial Bldg. Phone 1509, Richmond, Indiana.

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