Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 122, 3 April 1915 — Page 12

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JACK EXPECTS . TO STOP JESS IN FEWROUNDS Willard's Backers Say Champion Never Faced as Hard Hitter as Challenger Jess Covers Well. BY EDW. 8MITH. HAVANA, April 2. Jack Johnson thinks he will win from Jess Willard Monday and that he will win quickly. Johnson feels so sure of it he has reased worrying- at all. . In a private interview with two newspaper friends last night Jack made It plain that there is no doubt in bis mind that he will be returned the winner. "Come out in the morning when nobody is around and see me get rubbed down," he said. The rubbers went at him after bis road work and were with him for fully an hour and a half. It was plain from the treatment given that Johnson is trying to get rubbed into shape rather than work off the flesh that is bard to shake. Vaseline Ja used freely on the big black, almost a pint daily being massaged in. This he thinks is soothing to the muscles and keeps them pliable and free. It never occurred to him that vaselene might be a flesh builder. t Expects to Win Easily. " " "I'm all right and capable of going at the same old top speed. What makes me so sure that I will win is just this: . . . . "Willard hasn't the experience ' to cope with an old-timer like me. I will make him do everything he doesn't want to do. I know he doesn't like to be feinted and I will give him an overload of that right from the start. I wouldn't be surprised if I win in a few rounds. Willard worked In the rain before a big crowd and thought it did him good. His work was much better than the day before. Jess is just beginning to taper off now and will do little more glove work. He. certainly Is in wonderful condition in every spot and bis friends think that if lie keeps up courage and heart and doesnt' fail in the pinch be is a sure winner. Jim Savage says there never was a harder hitter in the ring and that Willard can knock out sparring mates as fast as they get ready to face him. "Don't believe that Jess isnt' clever either." said Jim. "He is awkward with bts style and doesn't look much, but he is mighty hard to hit. He gets away well, stays covered lust long enough and generally is a bad man to handle. Williard is so strong he tosses us around as he pleases and I think him a sure winner on his punch. He is a good waiter and will tire the champion out in an hour. Johnson never faced a hitter of his type and will be the biggest surprised man in the world when be feels the sting."

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. From a small beginning the sale and use of this remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. When you have need of such a medicine give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a trial and you will understand why It has become so popular for coughs, colds and croup. Obtainable everywhere. adv. GERMAN PLANE ATTACKS VESSEL

EDINBURG, April 3. Captain HenSry of the British steamer Stiffa repotted today when the steamer arrived from Rotterdam that it had beeruttacked about fifty miles from the coast of Holland by a German aeroji'ane. The aeroplane dropped ' four bombs all of which missed the vessel though one fell only 16 feet away.

WHITMAN TO MAKE MEMORIAL ADDRESS Preparations for the annual Memorial day celebration May 30, are under way by committees although only one committee has taken any action. The committee on speakers and finance, neaded by William H. Hansche, has secured Rev. Charles Wesley Whitman pastor of the Methodist church of Lib erty as speaker. Rev. Whitman has spoken - at graduations and other events in the county and is well known here. '. . The executive committee headed by C. W Jordan and the program committee beaded by I A. Handley are making general plans. STANDS ON MARKET ASSIGNED IN MAY Marketmaster Considers Best Problem . , of Assigning Stands to Farmers. ' Rental on the stands in the city mnrlrat liniiaA will become due next

month, and. Marketmaster George Mc-

Kinley Is considering wnat win De me best plan to follow this year in assigning the stands. . - There has been a good deal of complaint on the part of the small gardners and truck farmers against the present method of auctioning the stands off to the highest1 bidder. These people contend that by this method, the large growers who do a year - around business can afford to. pay the higher prices for stands and thus usurp the best stand and in fact all of the available space in the market house. ' , ' ' Inquiry among farmers and gardners who were former patrons of the city market, but no longer bring their produce there for sale, shows that these people would be glad to patronize tbe market if the stands were furnished free, or at a nominal small cost. Mr. McKinley visited a number of these people last fall, and is convinced .that a free market would be one way of bringing more dealers to the market and opening up a greater competition. The free market house plan, was tried in Richmond several years ago, but only for one season., and before the growers had an opportunity to plan tbe crops for taking advantage of the plan, the charge for stands was again adopted.. . . v - - INDIVIDUAL PHOTOS TAKEN FOR ANNUAL The work on tbe Earlham College Year book is progressing rapidly. The editors have the first consignment copy ready for the printers ant most of tbe cuts have been returned from the engravers. The book promises to be one of the best that has ever been put out by any of the Senior classes. Some of the new and unique things that will be found in this book are, a large photograph of tbe Freshman . class on a folder, Individual pictures of the members of the athletic teams, and a number of cartoons by Ben Baker ex'15. The book is to be bound in pure red leather with cover design stamped in white.

DR. E. T. BUSSE RESIGNS.

MADISON, Ind., April 3. Dr. E. T. Busse has resigned the superintendevcy of the South Eastern hospital for : ne Insane here.

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SUFFRAGET JORORS VOTE FOR HANGING MOCK SUIT ACTORS Milton Women Moderate Verdict and Order Judge and . Attorneys to Treat With Sandwiches.

MILTON, Ind., April 3. The Boosters club met the largest crowd that has ever yet attended, Thursday evening. The crowd was not only drawn from Milton and country but they came from all of the neighboring towns and three auto loads from Richmond with others were present. The special number was the mock trial. Equal rights were in full sway in the jury which was composed entirely of women. The ladies added to the solemnity of the occasion by appearing in dresses and other clothing of a very ancient date and this began the scene of merriment that kept the house in an uproar. The court was very sedate and the lawyers for the prosecution and defense argued their points well and the witnesses were great. Mrs. Charles Shank was unable to be present and Harry Doty impresonated her, making a hit. Delmar Doddridge was a colored witness, and represented Samuel Ferguson. At the close of the evidence the jury was instructed and left the room. On their return Mrs. James Doddridge was spokesman for the jury and stated that they found both the plaintiff and the defendant guilty pt ungentlemanly conduct. That the jury was unanimous in its decision that if they believed in capital punishment of hanging the whole bunch. . But a3 they did not, they assessed fines as follows: That Judge Spier was to treat the plaintiff and defendant to sandwiches; the lawyers to cream; the clerk and baliff to pickles and the sheriff to after-dinner mints. This treat was due to the jury as the case ought never to have' been brought to trial. The next meeting will be on Thursday night.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. ' The undersigned, administrator of the estate of Thomas W. Mumbower, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue, of an order of the Wayne circuit , court, of . Wayne . county, Indiana, he will at the hour of 2:00 o'clock p. m., of the day of May 7, 1915, at. Economy, Indiana, on the premises herein after described, offer for sale at public sale, all of the interest of said decedent, in and to the following described real estate in Wayne county, in the state of Indiana, to-wit: Lot numbered sixty-six (66) and an eleven (11) foot vacated alley adjoining said lot on the east, and also lot numbered sixty-seven (67) and an eleven (11) foot vacated alley adjoining said lot on the east all in William Osbora's second addition to the town of Economy. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of said court, for not less than two-thirds of the appraised value of said real estate, and upon the following terms and conditions: Onethird of the purchase money cash In hand, one-third In six and one-third In nine months from day of sale, deferred payments to be evidenced by notes of purchaser bearing six per cent interest per annum from date, waiving relief, providing for attorney's fees and upon confirmation of sale secured by mortgage on real estate sold. Said purchaser may pay all cash. Said real estate to be sold free and clear of all liens and incumbrances, save and except taxes for the year 1915, payable in the year 1916. which, purchaser shall pay.. An abstract of title will be furnished purchaser. ADDISON A. MUMBOWER, Administrator. Will W. Reller, Attorney. 3-10-17-24

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people, Robert Calderwood, reader and impersonator, Prof . Aubrey W. Martin, director and soloist. Glenn A. Hartzell, accompanist, under the auspices and for the' benefit of the Men's class of the Sunday school.

LEROY DROVll WINS IN DISCUSSIOII TRIAL

the right to represent the Richmond high school In the district meeting of 1 he State Discussion league was won by Leroy Brown in the final try-out held yesterday afternoon at the high school. Brown was opposed by Ralph Nicholson, but by reason of his exerienci on the varsity debating team of tbe school was able to secure the decision. The district meeting of the league ill be held at Rushville. April 16, and he state meeting will be held some ume In May.

REPULSE ATTACKS.

BERLIN, April 3. Repulse of Be'flan attacks in Flanders and Frenc'i assaults In Alsace are announced In today's official report from the German staff. It says no important events have occurred in the eastern theatre of war.

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