Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 320, 20 November 1914 — Page 6

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, NOV. 20, 1914.

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SPORT. NEWS

BOTH STATE RIVALS HOPE TOIWIN GAME Indiana Promises Best Battle

of Season Against Purdue at Lafayette. The most important football game in the state tomorrow will be between the Indiana and Purdue elevens at Lafayette. The intense rivalry existing between the two state elevens always makes their battle the big game of the season. Purdue, despite the unpleasant relations between the coaches and the Athletic association, has turned out a team that has played the game right up to the handle, while Indiana is going better this year than for the last four seasons, due mainly to the methods introduced by Coach Childs, un old Yale star. Childs took hold, of a badly disorganized bunch of Athletes, and by hard work and plenty of it has finally gotten them to working together as they have never worked before. A number of local fans will go to Lafayette to witness the struggle.

MERCURIO TOPPLES PINS FOR VICTORIES

There was too much Mercurlo for the Rosebuds last night when they bowled against the Santa Marias, to which bunch of pin topplers they dropped three straight, the two teams changing positions in the standing of the K. of C. league. As is customary nowadays in this league one man was in good enougli form to take all the honors, P. Mercurlo being the man to do the trick. Ho took high score, 169, average 153 and total 458.

STUDENT OF BIBLE SEES WORLD'S END

State Briefs in Few Lines

PERCY D. HOUGHTON, HARVARD'S COACH

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KENTUCKIANS SHOVE SEEDINGS ON DOWN

The Kentnckians won two out of three from the Seeding team in last night's games. By doing so they retained their average, of .667 - and shoved the Seeding team down . to fifth place in the standing. Buster Weyman was the star of the evening, using his fast ball for the hgih score of 173, average 172 and total 515.

HUNTINGTON Dr. Abner H. Shaffer, aged eighty-seven years, recently elected county treasurer, is believed to be the oldest "young man" holding a county position in Indiana. JEFFERSON VILLE Although six newly-elected justices of the peace have hung out their shingles here, exJustice James H. Weir continues to capture all the Kentucky eloping couples. His marrying record for twenty years is said to range from 700 to 1,000 couples per annum.

HARTFORD CITY The compulsory

education law is said to be driving girls into matrimony in this vicinity. A week ago Miss Merle Fogle, aged

fifteen years, and Ernest Elliott eloped

to Newport, Ky., and came back man and wife. Yesterday Miss Carrie Wil

son, aged' thirteen years, returned from Kentucky with Bennle Davis and announced their clandestine wedding. The excuses In both cases were the same didn't want to be forced to attend school. EVANSVILLB Two coyotes have been Bbot and killed recently within

the city limits. They were suspected of killing chickens. INDIANAPOLIS Peter J. Kruyer, Sixth district revenue collector, has appointed his son, Cletus H. Kruyer of South Bend, as one of the temporary additional collectors made necessary by the war tax law. The salary is $1,200 a year. When he gets through with his war tax duties young Kruyer is to become cashier of the revenue office at $1,800 per annum. INDIANAPOLIS While Uncle Sam is planning to inaugurate employment bureaus in all large postoffices to aid the jobless. Judge Deery of Indianapolis stole a march on him and opened a similar adjunct to the police court over which he presides. Prisoners arrested for loitering are to be in

vestigated and If found worthy will be provided with jobs through the cooperation of business men and contractors. WHITING On the plea that "every man's home is his own castle" Henry Kickenapp, the sixtieth victim of smallpox here, has barricaded himself In his home and with a loaded shotgun as an argument refused to be removed to an isolation hospital. His young son and baby also have the disease. Mrs. Kickenapp is acting as nurse when not aiding her husband in keeping trie authorities away. The health officers are perplexed.

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QUAKERS CONFIDENT Whiteside's Proteges Expect to Take Hanover.

H. C. MARTIN. Why many students of the Bible believe they are living in the last days of the world, because of the European war, will be explained by H. C. Martin at the K. of P. temple on South Eighth street, at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. This is the second of a series of lectures under the auspices of the Dayton branch of the International Bible Students' association. The subject on which Mr. Martin will speak will be, "The Distress of Nations With Perplexity." No collection will be taken.

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With Halfback Thornton in the best condition of the season the Earlham

team will line up against Hanover

full of "pep" and by a rushing attack expects to take the visitors' scalp by a handsome score. The Earlham team, following a disastrous start, has improved under the guidance of Coach Whiteside until the bunch has more fighting spirit and football knowledge than any team to represent the school in years. The. game will be called tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.

Corner Shots BY ALLIE.

Despite the cold, a large crowd turned out to watch the practice last night by the poloists at the Coliseum.

Short games were played, the Greeks opposing the Smoke House team and the A. S. M. the Quigleys. The Greeks and Seeders came out ahead in the scoring line.

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Marine and Bulla worked together in the most approved fashion. Red pulltwo out of the air and converted them into goal, while Bulla made a beauty with a short stroke in a scrimmage in front of the cage. Snavely made the first accidental score so far when he stuck his club in front of a drive by Quigley, and turned the pill into his own goal for a score.

Because of the absence of the Quigley's and the Greens' goal tenders, Geyer and O'Metz did the guarding for their respective teams.

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istration day, the primaries to be governed by the corrupt practice ilCt. The short ballot for Indiana elections anil an amendment to the existing election laws rescinding that provision that all ballots shall be destroyed as soon as counted. An act granting cities and towns tln option of adopting a commission or city manager form of government in lieu of remaining under the present cities and towns act. To Alter Civil Service. An act applying the competitive merit system to the civil service, of the state and of the cities and

counties and the adoption of the federal regulation rules for the labor service, to the end that politics may be excluded from all nonpolitical business. An act prohibiting the issuance and sale of watered stock by corporations, and the prohibition of the sale of fake stocks atid bonds. An net providing free school hooks; for the children in the common schools. A workman's compensation act for industrial accidents. A drastic measure prohibiting traffic in habit-forming drugs. An effective act for the prevention of tuberculosis. It is possible that J. W. Judkins of Cambridge City, representativeelect from Wrfyne county, and who will be the only Progressive member of the lower house, will meet with Mr. McConaha in the near future and discuss plans with him for the simultaneous introduction of Progressive measures in both houses. The Democratic majority in the last legislature was compelled to act favorably upon some of the Progressive legislation introduced and It is possible that the next legislature will be forced to accept some of tthe measures Mr. McConaha and Mr. Judkins are contemplating introducing.

Fry showed some fast floor work, giving Quigley some beautiful assists.

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day night and will be the last before the season opens. Bulla, Marine and Quigley will do the rushing for the team to be sent to M uncle, with Dutch Oesting at center, Dink Williams, halfback and captain, and O'Metz at goal.

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