Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 301, 30 November 1915 — Page 6

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- THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM,

SQUAD PROD TO IUIATE BITTER EfElY The high school team held a practice last night at the Coliseum in preparation for the New Castle game on Friday night. The team and the whole school are determined to win , this game. New yells are being rehearsed by the rooters while the drum corps holds daily practice. ; New Castle has lost two games this season, the first to Anderson at that place, and the second to Hartford City. . V;- . v; ' The visitors have four veteran players, among whom are Kampe and Gordon, " forwards; Lawson, center, and Ross, guard. The other guard Is new man. Kampe and Gordon are well known in this city for their ability as forwards. Lawson is a lengthy boy who in the game for district honors last year threw two field goals in the last few minutes, winning the game by two points. Little need to go into details as to the playing ability of Ross, New Castle's veteran guard. Chances Are Bright. Richmond's chances to win this game are Just as good as New Castle's, because Richmond has three veterans and the tact that the locals defeated Anderson while New Castle was defeated by them; however, the latter game took place on Anderson's floor. Porter and . Brown are Improving dally. Parker at center will have the strongest man on the team to. play against as all of the visitor's plays are built around the center. Pitts and Meranda at guard are two players in a elass by themselves when they are working right, and they surely will be working right Friday night. New Castle has an awful lump to swallow and the Richmond bugs don't think they will be able to get it down. ROOTERS PLAN TO MAKE TRIP WITH QUAKERS The Quaker basket ball team is hard at work, practicing for the next game which Is to be played at Muncie next Saturday night at the "Y." After that the team will train for the Em-Roe game to be played here on Monday night, Dec. 13. Because Clarence Hampton, the big guard' will not be able to make the Muncie trip).- Hort, formerly of Centerville high school, will accompany the team. Hort attended Indiana university one year and made the freshman squad there with ease. That the Muncie team defeated the "Y" last year by a larger score than the "Y" downed them is being remembered by several of the players who took part in these games. Muncie has almost the same team as last year. Spurgeon, star center on the high school team, will probably be in their line-up. The team will be accompanied by a large crowd of rooters. All persons desiring to go are requested to communicate with the manager. K. G. Averages Behrlnger 27 3468 Boyne - 24 3430 Brennan, Edw 27 3806 Broderick 24 3628 Burke 27 4228 Carrell 27 3582 Cronin W 27 3954 Cronin F 27 4097 Crump 27 4159 Fr. Duffy ...-24 3575 Harrington 24 3487 Kinsella 24 347a Riser ,27 3787 Klinger 27 4017 Knauber 27 3905 Uchtenfels 27 4648 Mercurlo P. B 27 4161 Mercurlo Phil 24 3589 O'Brien Geo 21 3250 O'Brien J. P. ........ 27 4329 Pfeiffer A. E 27 3877 Pfeltfer L 27 3ol2 Qulgley 27 3468 Qutnlivan -27 4377 Ringhoft 4143 Selm 27 4066 Shofer 24 2845 Sharkitt J 879 Zeyen 21 3165 Zwissler 24 3198 128 143 141 151 157 133 146 162 153 149 145 143 140 149 145 172 154 150 165 160 144 141 128 162 153 151 119; 146 151' 133 ABLE WILL PLAY "Ernie" Able, who Is well known to Richmond fans as an "able" polo player. Is. now playing half-back on the Indianapolis five and will line up against Muncie tonight. LKAOUK STANDING.

Won Lost. Pins. Av. . 20 7 741 .762 . 15 12 656 .728 . 14 13 519 .724 . 12 15 444 .734 .. 10 17 370 .721 .. 10 17 370 .712

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The Santa Marias won two and lost one to the Tlpperarys at the City alleys last night. Tipperarles rolled 811 and surprised themselves in the last game W. Cronin made 844 pins. His average was 191. Cronin has hopes of rolling a perfect score some day. The Kaysee league Is going along very nicely. Interest In the game is on the increase rather than on the wane. Shafer took the "booby" prize last night with an average of 116. The low score was rolled by Selm who made 102 in the first game. ,. Santa Marias. l Player . 1st. 2d. 3d. Total.- Av. Ringhoff ... 178 169 19 516 172 Shofer ...... 10S 123 115 347 116 Blind ....... 156 151 183 490 .163 Zeyen 139 138 138 515 172 P. B. Merc'ro 173 158 160 491 164 Totals 765 739 765 2369 Tlpperarys. 1st. 2d. 3d. .. 102 116 161 .. 129 153 164 126 139 108 . . 150 179 244 .. 125 130 134 Player Selm . . . . . Brennan ., Behrlnger W. Cronin Blind ..... Total. Av. 379 126 446 149 373 124 573 191 389 130 Totals 632 717 811 2160 BALL iTOS PICK SQUADS FOR CONTESTS Basketball has taken a grip on high school boys who are taking great interest In the inter-class games. Nine teams have been formed to play while the season lasts. The winner will be awarded a trophy. The teams as now lined up are: Number 1. Harper and, Robinson, forwards; Hafner, center; Tarkleson and Mason, guards; Bulach, utility. Number 2. Ferguson and Woodhurst, forwards; Simmons, center; Beck and Haywood, guards; Meyer, utility. Number 3. Motley and Hiatt, forwards; Lahrman, center; Palmer and Brinkley, guards; Lafuse, utility. Number 4. Von Pein and Kerlln, forwards; Rees, center; Bell and Roland, guards; Beach, utility. ' Number 6. Price and Hoover, forwards; Weed, center; Rankin and Raines, guards; H. Grimes, utility. Number 6. Campbell and G. Grimes, forwards; Lewis, center; Meyer and Neff, guards. Number 7. C. Smith and Eversman, guards; Gordon," center; Peters and Piatt, guards; Allen, utility. Number 8. Keys and Shaffer, forwards; Dillon, center; McKhann and Beck, guards. Number 9. Cook, Fay and Cully. The other members of this team are not known. Two games will be played every afternoon. IN LISTLESS GAMES BANKERS WIN OUT The Bankers nosed the Natcos out of two of the three games shot down the Y. M. C alleys last night and helped their percentage column by .333. Bennett was the hero of the fracas taking all the honors. His high score was 192 and his average 177. The performance of the teams was not conducive to hysterics. Summary: NATCOS Player 1st. 2d. Kuchenbrode 139 138 Feasel 112 149 Asbuerry ... 164 136 Blind 151 151 Eikenberry ..134 165 3d. Total. Av. 132 409 136 137 118 151 136 398 418 453 425 132 136 151 141 Team totals 700 739 '674 2103 ANKERS 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. 150 182 131 463 164 178 162 192 532 177 178 155 171 504 168 114 86 134 434 144 122 120 128 370 123 Player Crawford Bennett . . McMInn . . Thompson Sullivan . . Team totals 742 709 756 2303 How To Make the Uuicket.Simplest Cough ! Remedy M" . '! Keaa. Made Kiae mm Voi Smt 92. m mur. bututtel This home-made cough syrup is now used in more homes than any other cough remedy. Its promptness, ease and certainty in conquering, distressing coughs, c"t and throat colds, is really remarkable. You can actually feel it take hold. A --day's use will usually overcome the ordinary cough relieves eves whooping cough quickly. Splendid, too, for bronchitis, spasmodic croup, bronchial asthma and winter coughs. Get from any druggist 2 ounces of i'mex (50 cents worth ) , pour it in a Dint bottle and fill the bottlrVrth plain granulated sugar syrup. This gives youat a cost of only 54 cents a full pint of better cough syrup than you could buy for $2.50. Tske; but a few minutes to prepare. Full directions with Puex. Tastes good and sever spoils. yV w.yi e pleasantly surprised how euickly it loosens dry, hoarse or tight coughs, and heals the inflamed membrents in a painful cpugh. . It also stops the formation of phlegm in the throat and bronchial tubes, thus ending the persistent loose cough. . Pinex is a most valuable concentrated wuiuuuna oi genuine .Norway pine ex-! tract, rich in guaiaeol,- which is" so heal-i ing to the membranes. . -'t To avoid disappointment, be sure and ! j .wur unless ior ounces rinex," and don't accept anything else. A guarantee of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. The Pinex Co, Ft. way&e, lad.

mm sign? CLASSY BOXERS ON NEXT CARD

Manager Billy Benson has arranged1 his card for the next boxing show- ao be held in Richmond, at Eagle's hall on Friday, December 10. There will be two ten round bouts and one six round go with an aSded feature which has not keen-aMslskeeeS-' The boxers will be: Terry Nelson of Philadelphia ;f vs. . tv, Ray, Jeffries of JUchaaond. 'J - Ten Rounds. These boys will fight at 135 pounds and will weigh in at 3 o'clock. Nelson Is a husky and will give "Jeff'' an real battle. - Joe Schaff of Indianapolis J vs. Frankte Mason of Richmond Ten Rounds They will fight at 115 pounds. Both are fast and clever. Mason has a long string of victories to his credit but Schaff also has a good reputation and this bout promises to be some fight. Kid Carpenter and Howard Williams will open the show going six rounds. Prices for this entertainment have been advanced. General admission will be $1.00 and reserved seats $1.60. OFFERS TO Continued From Page One. make the Investment a paying proposition. . The idea is receiving considerable attention among business men of the city and a petition was circulated today which will be presented to the board of works asking for action. The proposal was first made by business men on South Sixth street. "An; auditorium for the use of any organization in the city, suitable for public meetings of all kinds, concerts and plays of all sorts, is a need that Is felt in Richmond," said Edgar I HIT. "The :entire lot from Sixth to Fifth streets could be utilized for this pur pose." ; Circulate Petition. The following petition was circulated today: To the Honorable Board of Public Works, Alfred. Bavis, president. We, the undersigned, citizens and taxpayers of the city of Richmond, Indiana, most respectfully ask you to consider the question of a new or improved market house and more up-to-date facilities for both producers, sellers and purchasers. We do most sincerely and earnestly desire that your honorable board take up the matter and give It careful consideration and free discussion and then act for the best interests of the public at large. Our observation has led us to believe that wherever municipal markets have - been established in. towns and cities they have been productive of much benefit to the public at large. Properly constructed and conducted upon broad lines, they have materially reduced the cost of living and given the patrons satisfaction in every way. When this project is taken up by your honorable body many new ideas will come up, for in the counsel of many there is wisdom. One of the newer crops is automobile corn, characterized in brief as any field full of weeds that have grown up while the owner was dashing about In his new motor car. SUFFERED YEARS OF TORTURE, CURED IN ONE MONTH Many Cases Suffering for Years and . Thought to Be Incurable, Now Being Healed. A prominent citizen of Alliance, O , writes: "For years I suffered with eczema on my face. Our leading druggist recommended Amolox. I bought one box of ointment and two bottles of the liquid and one cake of soap. After a month's treatment I am completely cured. It has been several months since using it and my face Is perfectly smooth, with no sign of a return of the trouble. JOHN HODGSON', ' 936 Noble St.. Alliance, O. AMOLOX, the new scientifc prescription for the relief and cure of skin diseases, now at leading drug stores. 50c trial size. A. G. Luken & Co. will retund the money if it fails to do what we claim for it. Send postal for free sample to Amolox Laboratories, Youngstown, Ohio. Adv.

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County Deaths

- HAGERSTOWN Charles Cordell. son of Adiab and Amanda Cordell. died at his home Monday. He had been an Invalid for the paat alx months. Death waa due to Blights disease. , He leaves an aged mother and twelve brothers and sisters. His father died several year ago. Charles Cordell was a member of the order of - Red Men. Services will probably be at the home with burial In West Lawn cemetery. A, .; DAVID J. DODORIDGE. fV-: r UIWONThe , funeral senrieeeof the late David J. Doddridge, a pioneer settler of the eastern part of the township were conducted at the Doddridge chapel Monday.- The sermon was gtven by tb,e Rev. F. M. Westhaferi of the Methodist Episcopal church of East Connersvllle, who was assisted by the pastor, the Rev. M. 8. Taylor. Children in attendance were Wesley Doddridge, Isaac Doddridge, Charles Doddridge and Mrs. Gertrude Morris. ' The sons, Benjamin and James, who are In Portland, Oregon, were unable to be here. WAYNE COUNTY Continued From Pag One. can politicians anticipate that a big majority of former Progressives would desire to participate In the Republican primary, but most of them would be prevented from doing so if Section 10 of the primary law remains opera tive at that time. "It the 'disqualification section of the primary law is still operative. March 7, next year, you can depend upon the. Democratic organisation putting forth every effort to bar men, hitherto affiliated with the Progressives, from voting for Republican candidates." said a Republican central committeeman today. "They would have challengers busy at every polling place and they would make It mighty hard for! any former Progressive be fore he could cast a ballot. Many Progressives, not desiring to have any trouble, would make no effort to vote. -: Anxious For Big Vote. "Wayne county Republicans want to have as many-votes cast for their candidates at the primary nominating election' as possible. It is especially desirable to poll a heavy Republican vote at the primary to insure the nomination of Wayne county's candidate for the' congressional nomination, Judge D. W. Comstock. The congres sional candidate receiving the major ity of votes cast in the district is the winner. The old convention system Is done away with. There are hun dreds of Progressives anxious to support the candidacy of Judge Comstock and it is Important that they be per mitted to participate in the primary nominating election." Recently the Floyd county circuit court held that section ten of the prl mary law was Invalid and today Attorney General Stotsenburg filed his Does Your Stomach Trouble You? Wonderful itomodiMeuy will change I thatr Long race! And One Dose Has Often Dispelled Years of Suffering., Mayr's Wonderful Remedy can really be termed WONDERFUL. No matter where you live you will find people who have Buffered with Stomach, Liver and Intestinal Ailments, etc., and have been restored to health and are loud in their praise of this remedy. It acts on the source and foundation of these ailments, removing the poisonous catarrh and bile ac-retions, taking out the Inflammation from the intestinal tract and assists in rendering the same antiseptic. Sufferers are urged to try one dose which alone should relieve your suffering and convince you that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy should restore you to good health. Put it to a test today. Send for booklet on Stomach Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, 156 Whiting St., Chicago, or better still, obtain a bottle from your druggist. For sale by druggists everywhere. Adv. .

brief in supreme court objecting to the ruling. . Attorney General Stotsenburg contends that a primary Is not an election In the sense that word is used in the constitution and he maintains that the power to adopt regulations for the conduct of a primary. Including an oath of party fealty, lies with the General Assembly. - - - - - - ' -

HUNTERS, HERE'S BLISS.. ' GREENFIELD? Ind.. Nov. - SO. Hunters, read this!- Thomas Bodkin, a veteran or the civil war. Invites banters to have a good time on his farm. There is but one thing he asks of hunters: .. If they kill any livestock on his farm they must tell blm about It in order that he may order the dead animal wagon. "If they shoot a chicken now and .then. It will not be much loss for we mave plenty of them.' said Bodkin, "and all ' hunters must feel that they may come to the house and Asthma-Catarrh and Bronchitis Can Be Greatly Relieved by the Now Eateiwal Vaawr Treatment. Doo't take internal medioiaec or habit, forming drugs for the trouble. Tick's Vap-O-Bub" Salve ia applied externally and relieves by inhalation as a vapor and by absorptioa through the skin. For Asthma and Hay Fever, melt a little Tick's ia a spoon and inhale the vapors, also rub well over the spinal column to relax ths . nervous tension. 26o, 60c, or $1.00. V D I THEATRE Lb Y IT I W Main A 9th. TONIGHT 3-Reel Rex Feature "THE MYSTERY OF THE LOCKED ROOM" . High School Auditorium Wednesday, 8:15 2 Pupprt Plfty "THE WARFAIUNG SCHOLAR" "ST. PETER AND THE MINSTREL" Under Auspices of Domestic Science Association. Admission 50c. The New TONIGHT 2 Reel Selig With KATHLYN WILLIAMS In "THE SULTANA OF THE DESERT" - One Reel Corned v "THE HOODOO'S BUSY DAY" TOMORROW In 5 Acts "The Woman Who Dared"

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