Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 287, 13 November 1915 — Page 6

QUAKERS

OVER GOER SCORING 71- 4 CAMDEN, O.. Not. 13. The locals ww defeated last night by toe fast Quaker basketball team of Richmond. Ind., by the score of 71 to 4. , The - locals were completely outclassed as toe forwards for the visitors demonstrated, making goal after goal from . all angles. The score at , the end of the first half stood a3 to 0, a thing that has never been done in this part of the country. tt. The Tlsltors had a bunch of livewire rooters who cheered and 'boosted their team. This was the first game of the season on the local floor and was attended by a large crowd, completely filling the hall. Logan and Schepman for the Tlsltors were the particular stars. Logan made shots that seemed impossible, and Schepman played the floor with unusual versatility. The rest of the team also came in for a large, amount of credit, botb on the defensive and on the offensive. Lanlng, although ' closely guarded by Grubbs, was able 'to register nine times. Camden made twelve foals and the - Quakers scored - on eleven' of the 'twelve, Schepman making five of them. ,.. ,. . Malone and Durth played the best game for Camden, working hard at all time, guarding their men closely and preventing many goals. Score; Camden. Player F.Q. FI.G. F. Malone, f 1 ... ' 2 2 Van Skiver f ...... 0 0 4 Durth, c 0 o 1 Phenls, g .0 o 1 Grubbs, g . 0 . " ' 0 , '4 -j Total 1 2 12 ; Quakers. . 1 Player P.O. Pl.O. F. .Logan, f ...........14 0 8 Inning, f 9 1 .4 Weichman, C ....... 1 0 1 Parker, g and c 2 4 0 ; Hampton, g o l o . Schepman, g 4 5 3 Totals 30 11 11 , Referee Herman, Camden. ! Scorer and Timer Weichman. Umpire Brown, Richmond, I Attendance ioo. ' OUUIUG ORGANIZES ; SQUAD OF PIRATES A new organization of football play . ers . known : as the Richmond Ph-ates under the leadership of Frank Dunlng will go to Alexandria, O., Sunday to ' play with the eleven at that place. This game was scheduled by the Richmond team but they cancelled it : as the team, at Alexandria was too light for them so the Pirates were started to fill the date. 1 The line-up follows: Glenn, I.e.; Todd, l.t.i Jessup, l.g.; Brady, C; : Thomas, r.g.; Hale, r.t.; Klrke. r.e.; Dunlng. q.b.;- Tate, l.h.b.; B. Kirke, r.h.b.; Norris.- f. b. NOTICE TO HUNTERS! Hunting is strictly forbidden on the farm of R. G. Leeds in Boston township. 12 1W R. G. LEEDS. ; lIBERTfHEDlES CONTESTS AT HOME LIBERTY, Ind., Nov. 13. Schedule for the Liberty high school basketball team on the home floor follows: Not. 19 Rushville at Liberty. Dec. 3 Brookville at Liberty. Dec. 10 Centervllle at Liberty. Dec. 17 Steele at Liberty. Jan. 14 Oxford at Liberty. Jan. 22 Zenia at Liberty. . Jan. 29 Mllroy at Liberty. Feb. 13 Conner8ville at Liberty. Feb. 23 Cambridge at Liberty. ABANDON BASEBALL While baseball has gone into the discard, so far as the present season Is concern, the interest In the game has not waned, and plans for next year are already under way. There Is talk of forming a four-club league in Wayne county to play Sunday ball, and it is proposed to get Richmond, Williamsburg. Hagerstown and Cambridge City in the league, with regular officers and regular men. with a playing schedule arranged in advance. DIRE DISTRESS It Is Near at Hand to Hundreds of , Richmond Readers. Don't'neglect an aching back. Backache is often the kidneys' cry Tor help. ' Neglect hurrying to the kidneys' aid. Means that urinary . troubles may follow. ' . . Or danger of worse kidney trouble. i Here's Richmond testimony: Mrs. Mabel Manning. 1105 WV 5th , St., Richmond, says:. "I have used Doan'8 Kidney Pills off and on for about a year and nothing else has " ever done me so much good. My back had given me a lot of trouble for a long time and the kidney secretions were irregular in passage. Doan's ' Kidney Pills have always given me relief. I gladly advise anyone to get a box at Qulgley's drug store, when troubled in this way." - 1 i Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney reemdy get ; Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. - Manning had. Foeter-Milburn .r-. Proos., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. '

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Everything except eternity must have an end, particularly a football team which should have a pair of them. Most of the teams in the east this year have men who fill "the position of end, but - there are none who stand out like Shevlin and Rafferty, Davis and Henry and other star ends of other years. - ' . ; However, Cornell is about as well supplied as any of the big teams with good ends. Of the two ends of the big red team, Shelton looks to be the better. According to present dope Shelton is slated for-all-American and he deserves the honor if for nothing else than his playing in the Harvard game. ,

laiLBURM EtECTRIC

With two Milburn light electrics sold this week, the number of electric cars sold by the Richmond Electric company through Houstan Marlatt, bead of the sales department, is twice as great as the number of electrics sold by any other firm in this city. Some of the buyers of Milburns recently are John H. Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, E. G. Hill, John M. Eggemeyer and Adam H. Battel. "The Milburn appeals strongly to women." said Mr. Marlatt today. "It weighs nearly a ton less than the large, heavy electrics, and because of its lightness, it costs half, or less than half to operate and maintain. "The usual excess weight and bulkiness have been eliminated by efficient designing and the use of better materials. Women Want to Drive. "After a woman has been in the car several hours she usually wants to learn how to drive. It is surprising to note how easily a woman learns to handle the Milburn. This is due to the simple construction used in arranging the steering gear and the motive power. "Several of the women who are running Milburns had no trouble a few days after they had learned to operate the car to negotiate intricate traffic conditions and to take the car In and out of their garages, even where these wer so situated that careful driving was necessary.' "As the bodies are low, women prefer the car to others because it is so easy to step In and out. "The electric service station' maintained by the Richmond Electric comSTARTS NEW AGENCY -c C. Talcott Tias "taken over the agency, for, the. Oyer land and WillysKnight cars and will open Monday at Twelfth and Main streets, v Mr. Talcott Is well and favorably known among local automobilists and the success of his new venture is assured for the cars he is putting in the local market are both well known . makes and many" of -them, are now in use j here: - - 1

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pany Is one of the largest in the state. The service offered owners of Milburns inv this connection ,1b admirable, as they will not have to go out of the city or wait long, as the station is fully equipped for quick service." SAXON STANDS TEST OF HARDEST USAGE Manager Johnson of the automobile department of the Reid Hardware company reports that business is humming and that the Saxon car is gaining friends daily. He submitted for perusal a batch of letters a foot high, all . eulogisms of the wonderful feats performed by the Saxon. The car has stood every test it has been put to and has performed feats that many other manufacturers would no dare try, or at least have not attempted. ' The car has the speed and the staying qualities and can get over the roughest roads1 without the slightest difficulty. .. v . . ,

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fl.T.riOPEWS "SES0;i'S PLAY OB POLO FLOOR

Richmond will figure in the first polo game , of the - season ; at MuncJe. on Thanksgiving nigh, "when, the A. S. Mteam will olay . Muncie. ; , This , will mark the opening of theseason.' eo, far as Richmond, is concerned. And will give the game a start. , vt, - Judging from the talk around town the fans - are anxious to see, a. polo league started here, and 1 they appar--ently do not care whether, it- ls a three of, four-club league, or whether it Is any league at all, so long as polo is played- Z't-'C "However, as predicted several days. ago, there will be a three-ciuo league and some fast games wQl be-seen here this winter. With but a trio ot teams in the field every five.. will be able to strengthen and put a bunch of boys on the floor that will be able to.' compete with their fellows in a masterful manner. , There will be a meeting early next week of the managers, when they will make' reservations of players and organize and get their men together so that they may practice and get In shape for the big games. DUICK DEALERS STICK TO AGENT STATES -' -;- Speaking - of Buick cars and Bulck success J. W. Carnahan, local : agent for the car went into some detail and gave sound reasons for the success of both car and the dealers. Mr. Carnahan said : "Buick dealers, more than any others, are permanent. And for this reason our dealers are able to -more intelligently . judge their market, and more accurately forecast the motor car . features . that the public will demand in the future. Buick dealers, almost to a man, have established their business on a permanent basis. They have built not only for the present, but for the future as well, and they give more study and thought to their business for those reasons. - "A motor car dealer who Is in business to stay, and who has aligned himself with one company in - which he has confidence, , naturally -will , give more thought to his business than will the dealer who, is-Jn, the business because ho. think ttere is some cream to be sklmnieil off,; after which he yiiiX have to look to something else for a living." LIGHTENFELS WIN TWO FROM MODELS Lichtenfels won two straight from the Models' last night and lost the last one 'by five pins. Both teams were handicapped, but that did not figure much in the score. Martin rolled the best game, taking all the high points. He made 170 in each of the three games, and while he tried hard . J to beat this, he failed to do so. The summary: ... ........ Lichtenfels. Player .... 1st. 2d. rd.. Total. .Ay Martin .... 170 170 Youngflesh.. 197 129 Boyer 194 156 Miller 160 169 Lichtenfels.. 134 170 170 510 107 172 142 151 191 498 492 480 495 166 164 160 165 Totals 912 851 883 2475 Handicap, 57. Models. Player 1st. 2d. Erk 167 160 Dennis 156 149 Cooney . 153 153 Helmick 170 179 Hadley 188 142 rd. Total. Av. 157 484 161 181 486 153 459 171 520 165 494 162 153 173 165 Totals .... 895 Handicap, 61.. 846 888 2444 AUTO HOBBY HORSE HERE. LAFAYETTE, Ind.. Nov. 13. Hire it is the auto hobby horse. The horses are mounted on an auto truck. When the truck moves the horses gallop. Seats behind provide for the comfort of mama. Dr. Frank Loder of this city, invented the devise to please his small daughter, Bonnie Blue Loder. FORD SHOP PAINTED. The Bethard garage is being treated' to a new coat of paint. It is all white and the. garage promises to look spick and span within the next few days. A satin striped taffeta is combined with serge with great success. BUY Great Strength, Durability and Will Give You the BEST Results.

EMPIRE'S SQUAD WINS

It was easy picking for the Empire bunch last night at the "Y" alleys In their games with the Kentuckysr;They won all three and the only , one -that was close was the last game. , There were no scores to brag about but the high went to Sample who carried all v. the honors " there, were. " The mary:"- .'V""" sumEmpires.. T s,V", Player' Sample N i. 1st. 2d,3d. ..Total Av. 155 . 462 154 99 v 312 ; 104 149,-435 145 142 449" 149 136 - 442 .147 157 150 Loopburrow ; 118 9 McMlnn ". Davi- . Caldwell i 1S1 155 160 - 147 138 168 v. -Total &;;7H5715 681 2100 ' , Kentucky. - sjPlayer '.lst. . 2d.Barker . ..... 126 124 Willias -116 142 Black .111 107 Martin j . , 122 L 152 Diggs ...... 133 120 rd. -Total. Av. 126 376 125 123 381 127 147 '365 121 144: 418 139 134 387 129 .Totals .r 60S 645 674 1927 S. A. t. WANTS ALFRED BAVIS ON NEW BOARD The annual meeting of the Saturday Afternoon league will be held nest Friday night at the Y. M. C. A., when officers will be elected. There will be a change In the offic; ial line-up if present plans of the managers are carried out. - Len Shaw who has acted as secretary of the. league will resign from the position because be cannot give it the time and attention it demands without neglecting his other business and Carl Meyer will probably be elected in his place. Harry Patti and Mace Byers will be re-elected on the board of arbitration and an effort will be made to get Alfred Bavis to take the place vacated SALTS IS FINE FOR KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT Flush the Kidneys at once when Back hurts or Bladder bothers Meat forms uric acid. No man or woman who east meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys - occasionally, says a well-known authority. - Meat forms uric acid which clogs the kidney pores so they sluggishly filter pr strain only tart of" the waste and poisons from the blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dulj ache In the kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take a tablespoor.ful in a glae of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and has been used for generations" to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. , Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot injure; makes a delightful effervescent lithla-water drink which all regular meat eaters should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure, thereby avo'ding serious kidney complications. Advertisement!

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