Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 274, 29 October 1915 — Page 6

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SHE RICHMOND AUJLiiiUSi AND SUN-TEL&uaam. r RID AY, OCT. i, 1915

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QUAKER FIVE TRIES TO BOOK EM-ROES FOR DECEMBER DATE

The .Quaker basketball team . will bold regular practice tomorrow night from 6:30 until 8 o'clock at the 'Y". The team is fast rounding into midseason form and will assure the fans ! of this city some fast play when it gets started. i Logan is as fast, If not faster, than be was at this time last season, and is improving as the days go by. Laning, who did not show up in the high school practice game, as he was expected to, has' at last found his stride, and shoots goals with remarkable rapidity. Weichman, who was ill last week is again able to play and will be on the floor tomorrow night. . Schepman, Hampton and Parker are

playing better than ever. The management is endeavoring to book a game with the fast Em-Roes team of Indianapolis, the best team in the state, and the -game will in all probability be played in December. Although it is rather early, two games have been booked and there are several other good ones pending. The games scheduled thus far are, one with Camden, O., at Camden, November 12, and one at Muncie, December 4.

LONG PRACTICE HELD

BY DARNELL'S SQUAD

The Richmond football team held a long practice last night at the Tenth street park and showed some good football. . The boys are ready for. the

game with Rusbville Sunday and ex

pect to win.

Fifteen men will take the trip, and will leave the Pennsylvania depot at i 5:50 o'clock Sunday morning. The I

line-up probably will be as follows:

-Left End Hale. Left Tackle Todd, . Left Guard Raney, Skinner.. Center Henderson. Dight Guard B. Sbinn, Clarke. Right Tackle Stanley, Arntz. Right End Sheridan. Ingalls. ' Quarterback Duaing. Left Halfback Dernell. Rlgh Halfback W. Shlnn Fullback Hampton.

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Socialist party as . means "of gottlnf awn. . i : C V7: The working ciass'sloae mad the tools: the worktas; class alone can on them, and the working class, must, therefore, own them. This - la the- rvwluUeary- neasend of the Socialist movement. The propaganda: fa one of education and Is perfectly orderly and peacable. The worker must be -taught o-unite- and to vote together as class In support of the Socialist party, the party that represent them as a class, and whoa they do this the government will pass Into their hands and capitalism will fall .to rise no. more; private owner ship will give way to social ownership, aad production for profit to production ifor use: the wag system wlir.dlsappear. and with' it the Ignorance aad poverty, misery and crime that, waga slavery breeds; the working class will stand forth triumphant and free, and a new era will dawn 4a-human Drosress

and in the civilisation of mankind. -

ROSE BUDS CAPTURE ALL FROM SPARTANS

There was a good crowd at the City alleys last night . watching the Spartans take a licking from the Rosebuds, who took all- three games in easy fashion. Quinlivan was high man with 187 and an average of 165. Summary: Spartans. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Crump ..... 167 124 162453 151 Zwissler 136 118 t 137 391 130 Kiser 116 163 123 402 134 Knauber ... 147 138 160 445 148 Blind 122 144 140 406 135

FIFTEEN TOUCHDOWNS

SCORED BY VARSITY

The success of a recruit from the bushes often depend greatly on the team he sign with. It ha been seen again and again that a Dromisina- -. youngster from the brush can soon lose all his eagerness and pep if the ; player about him are listless and lasy. On the other hand there have been Hnn-yowig players who have been so fortunate as to get a berth with a speedy bunch and who have blossomed forth with treat class" ;reafter. !.-..;; -. T 7 ...TT :

PROF. GILES

Total . . . Player Blind Boyce .... Quigley . . . Hrennan . . Quinlivan . Total . . .

688 687 Rosebuds. 1st. 2d. 144 135 99 139 137 137 150 150 187 138

722 2097 ... 3d. Total. Av. 136 415 138 135 373 124 145 419 140 150 450 150 170 495 165

717 699 736 2152

ROACH OPENS LISTS FOB ANNUAL RACES

On Thanksgiving day, November 26, i five-mile croBs-crountry run will be pulled off under the .auspices' of. the V. M. C. A. Medals will be awarded :ho winners. Coach A. M, Roach will have charge. Those v lshing to enter should send In their names to Roaeh at once, and if there are any who desire instructions in training for the event. Roach will give whatever assistance possible.

Earlham had a great work-out last night, the varsity scoring fifteen touchdowns, while the scrub team never had -a - chance, as . they could not secure possession of the ball.' Coach Whiteside had the men working hard on forward passes, and they showed a decided improvement in. this line. About fifty students will accompany the team to Greencastle tomorrow, when it meets De Pauw, and the feeling appears to be that Earlham, while it may not win, will at least make the other fellows hustle. . For green men, the local college has a splendid team, and with further de

velopment It will be one of the strong

est in the middle west.

FORT WAYNE, Ind., Oct. 2.t-

Frankie Mason of Richmond outboxed Jack Cronin of Muncie here last night. The fight was a good one, and Mason's

cleverness kept his opponent bewilder

ed. Ad Wolgast came back and boxed

a draw with Hal Stewart in the wind-

up, but the spectators appeared to

think Wolgast had a shade. Glen Coakley knocked out Al Bronson in

four rounds.

LOSES KING MEDAL

NEW PARIS, O.. Oct 29. W. S.

Callinan of Chicago lost the - King roque medal to John- Kramer of West Alexandria.-losing four games in sue-

cesbion. . The last game waa played

Thursday afternoon with the follow

ing results: Kramer, 32; Callinan, 23;

time, 2:30;- umpire, Woods.

Extensive work has been begun to prove definitely whether or not petroleum can be found in South Australia.

Oliphant Wins Fame

on Eastern Gridiron

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Few players of the gridiron game have shown more, versatility than has "Ollie" Oliphant, star end, halfback, quarterback and full back on the Army eleven. Oliphant began, footballing at the half back position with Purdue a couple of years ago. He also played the other baekfield positions and and did it so well that he made the All Western and all conference . elevens. " Since coming to West Point, Oliphant has played halfback and end. It is not yet settled just where he will play in the big game against the Navy, but he will play somewhere and quite a few middles will be cognizant of the fact. -. .. Oliphant is said to be the best runner with the ball in the east. In the game against Georgetown he tore off some remarkable runs, and the Georgetown game, if you remember was "some game." Oliphant personally scored ten points in that game, one touchdown, one goal from touchdown and one place kick. He is already being touted for All American halfback to make up that imaginary baekfield composed of Dave Tibbott of Princeton, Eddie Mahan of Harvard and Charley Barrett

MASON'S CLEVERNESS

BEWILDERS OPPONENT

WALLING TO UNCORK

UNIIITTADLE CURVES AGAiNST CAMBRIDGE

Cambridge City is confident of win

ning the game at Athletic park Sunday and the Richmond boys feel the same way. Walling will be sent against the visitors, and he declares that he will repeat his performance of last. Sunday, only with the difference that Cambridge City will be lucky to get two hits, the number they made last Sunday. " This , game will decide the, county championship, and it means a lot to all the boys, and they can be depended upon to put up a great struggle.

YOUNG BOWLS 208 BUT FEDERALS LOSE

In the Business Men's league race at the "Y" alleys last night the Pheggs made the Federals look like a bunch

of selling platers, , taking all three

games without apparent effort. Young of the Feds surprised himself and the fans by rolling 208, making the

high score, but Green beat him out on

the high average with X78. The sum

mary:

Federals. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av.

F. Stauber.. 135 172 135 442 147 Young 146 135 208 489 163

Stoddard ... 101 124 1&8 333 ill

B. Stauber.. 140 104 144 388 129

McLain .... 101 78 117 296 98 Totals .... 631 613 712 1948 Pheggs. Plaver 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av.

Green ...... 167 192 175 634 178

Gentle 141 176 160 477 15

Erk . 161 120 160 441 147 Hadley 130 141 194 465 155

Price 159 171 157 487 it3

Total 768 800 846 2404 ... CONFESSES TO THEFT ALEXANDRIA, Ind., Oct. 29. Jo

seph D. Cunningham, 50, who surren

dered at Hammond, Ind., and confess

ed to stealing $500 from the postoffice

while his brother was postmaster nine

teen years ago, has started to earn enough money to repay his brother

with 6 per cent interest. Instead of

finding prison awaiting him upon his

surrender, Cunningham was greeted

by the welcoming of his brother.

A man that weighs 150 pounds con

tains enough grease to make seventyfive candles and a pound of soap.

DEBS TO MAKE

. - . Continued. From Page One. , ' forces of progress. " Industrial and commercial competition are largely of the past. The handwriting blazes on the wall. Centralization and combination are the modern forces in' industrial and commercial life.- Competition is breaking down and co-operation is Supplanting it. : "Steadily the number of class-conscious tollers is increasing, and higher and higher rises the tide that is to sweep away the barriers to progress and civilisation. ' "Let others talk about the tariff and finance the enlightened workers demand the ownership . of the tools -of industry, and they are building up the

Itching Torture Stops

Coughed Continually Day and Night Man Says Nothing Helped But Vinol. That statement does not surprise us. We have told the people of Richmond many times during the last ten years that Vinol is the greatest remedy for chronic coughs and colds that we ever sold. Mr. Dunning Says:

"I took a heavy cold which settled into a chronic cough. I seemed as though I coughed continually day and night, so I could not sleep. I was all run-down and so weak I could hardly keep about. I tried different cough medicines but seemed to get worse instead of better. -1 went to the drug store and got a bottle of Vinol. Before it was half gone I ws beUer,aad its continued use. cure) my cough, built me up and I am feeling line." Benj. Dunning, 208 Tenth' Ave:, Scran, ton, Pa. , . Vinol is not a palliative like cough syrups, but it is a constitutional remedy for coughs, colds and . bronchitis, which removes the cause and stops the cough, and . the recovery . of. Mr. Dunning was due to the healing, medicinal extractives of fresh cods' livers without oil, aided by the strengthening, revitalizing effect of tonic, iron and beef peptone which are contained in Vinol. Leo H. Fine, druggist, Richmond, Ind. Adv. ,

Continued From Page Om.1 ' one of the leading social workers in the state, will be the chief speaker. A number of the delegates; who" are acquainted in this city, arrived today and are being entertained by friends. Most of the delegates, howaver.-will arrive . tomorrow, afternoon or Sunday morning. The mass meeting Sunday afternoon ia expected to attract a crowd that will fill the auditorium at the past Main Street Friends church, where the session of the conference will be held. 'The First Presbyterian church will be used' for' some of the round-table discussions Monday and Tuesday. :. - - -- - . Schools Illustrate Work.. . " Men' were at work today placing the exhibits at the East Main . Street church. All of the basement of the church and-the corridors will be used. Every charitable" Institution in . the state, will be represented - In the exhibits and many of the educational institutions. Purdue and ''Indiana universities will have extensive exhibits.

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Saturday aftsnoosi tM state

tioa of charity secretaitea win aoM its meeting... John. lelpolder. secretary of the Wayne County Social Oeoko bmreev, is eae-eX the principal speakers. His subject will be "Gouty Organisation."""""" " ! Wayne county Is one of the 'few counties la the entire state which has orgaalsed charity work, based along county .lines. Althouga.lt Is only In its experimental stages, ft naa proven to be a success and the local secretary has been asked by the state federation to explain the advantages of. the system. .-' . Entertained by Poulke. - - A letter waa-received by Secretary Haas from Julia C. Lathrop, of Washington. D. C, who Is one of the outstanding speakers at the child welfare department. , She - will arrive in the city Tuesday morning and will be the guest of Mrs, William D. Ponlke. while in the city. She will have charge of several of the round table discussion Tuesday . morning and "ill . Civ . the principal address at the session of the Conference In the afternoon. - Dr. E. F.-Devine, who delivers an address Sunday afternoon. Is considered one of the leading charity workers in the country. . He la professor of social -economy at Columbia University,New York. Governor Ralston,

yi as I leal of the' state

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meeting of the Conference.

PROFIT BY THIS

' Dent Waste Another Dev. ; ' - When yon are worried by backache; By lames s and urinary dfeoideie Dont experiment with an untried medicine. Follow Richmond people's examples : - Use Dona's Kidney Pills. . . Here's. Richmond testimony. Verify It If you wish: . Mrs. J. c. Genu. S22 North SIxtenth street. Richmond, says: -My opinion of Dean's Kidney Pills is the same today. as when I gave n former recommendation for them a few years ago. .Since then I .ha vent had anv trouble with my back and my kidneys have been regular in action.' Another of the family has also used Doea's Kidney Pills with great success and for this reason. I gladly recommend them to anyone. Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doaa's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Genn had. Poster-Mllburn Co. Props Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. ,

PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Tells How To Open Clogged Nee trlls and Ead Head-Colds. .

You feel fine in- a few. moments. Year cold in head or catarrh will be gone. Your clogged nostrils will open. The air passages -of -your head -will clear aad yen can breathe freely. No more dullness, headache; no hawking, snuffling, mucous discharges or dryness; no struggling for breath at night Tell your druggist you want a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a little of this fragrant, aatlseptie cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through

every air passage of the head; sootae aad heal the swollen, inflamed nraeous membrane, and - relief cornea instantly. It is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer needs.' Don t stay stuffei-up and miserable. . .

First : National Bank on Savings

Resources Over $1,600,000.00 .

HE handling of an es

tate is a business in itself and few individuals have the " ability or r

inclination for it. . The Trust Department of -this Bank is equipped and organized for the express purpose of acting in trust capacities. Its service is efficient, economical and impartial.

It is unnecessary for vou to suffer I

with eczema, ringworm, rashes and aim liar skin troubles. A little zemo. gotten ,

at any drug store for 25c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly applied ;

will usually give instant renet trom itcn-; ins torture. It cleanses and soothes the

skin and heals ' quickly and effectively ( most skin diseases. , !

Zemo is a wonderful disappearing- liduid

and does not smart the most delicate skin. 1 It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get it today and save all further distress. j

Zemo, Cleveland. 1

Our Entirely New Line of

is now complete and will sell at 20 discount. CHILDREN'S HATS Sl.OO Saturday

MRS. A. BREHM 35 NORTH gTH ST.

flit Soft and Stiff Hats Cleaned and Reblocked - Hats Made to Order See Show Case in Front, of Shop. WAYNE HAT SHOP North East Cor. of 11th and Main.

You Can Stop Drinking;. You had better stop at once or youH less your Job. Every line of business is closing its doors to "Drinking" men. It may be your turn next By the aid of ORRINE thousands of men have been restored to lives of sobriety snd industry. We are so sure that ORRINE will benefit you that we say to you that If

after a trial you fall to get any benefit

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ing loss of time at a sanitarium un

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Just Received a Fresh Supply 0rac3e Jellies Concord Jellies Dntterscotcb (High Cooked) These are Most Delicious . - Candles .Try a Few and be Convinced. . Also have a nice supply of - - Parks and Tilford's Lovvney's and Johnson's Fine Chocolates ROSS' Drug Store The Place for Quality 712 MAIN ST.

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IS IT A WONDER THAT EVERYWHERE ONE FINDS ENTHUSIASTIC CUSTOMERS OF THE GLOBE Compare our garments and prices with the other credit stores and you will see we can save you money on every garment and give you more liberal credit. We are out of the "high rent" district, and do not pay high salaries to a manager or collector. Trade at the Globe and save the difference. . - ;

Special for Saturday

Ladie$ Fur Trimmed s7- 25 $15.00 value, for . . .

LADIES' COATS ' $6.50 to $20.00

Smart Suits and Overcoats for Men and Young Men; 010 013 020

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HANER'S STORE WATGDES OF QUALITY

VATCD BRACELETS

In- every large city Bracelet

Watches are

tremendously popular. We are a large city. We have them. Gold-Filled , $8.75 : VP. Solid Gold . $22.75

CANER'S STORE

810 MAIN STREET . Glasses Fitted Expert Watch Repairing :

1027 Main Otroot

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Phono 2577

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NEW"

' 'Corn 'Meal, Buckwheat, Apple Butter, Kraut. Mines afeat. Honey,

. JI. Nyts, Almonds, Filberts, Cocoa nuts. Beans,' Berghsm, Cod Flsfc, ,Oat Meal, Pancake Flour, Tun Fish, Salmon, Pickles, Rice, Fresh Oysters,. Dried Peas, Citron, Raisins, Currants, Figs,. Prunee, Pep :Corn that pops. Catsup.

C0IFIFEIES

Another addition te our Coffee DepartmentCOOPER'S iANQUIT, in 1 lb. air tight can. We want yeu to try it See value. To Intra. duce will make price tte, . GINGER ALE' GRAPE JUICE . EWEET CI PER.