Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 300, 30 October 1918 — Page 7

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FIVE CHICAGO U. MEN HURT IN GAME CHICAGO, Oct 30. Five members of the University of Chicago football team are in the hospital today as a result of a rough game yesterday "with the Loyola Academy eleven. Chicago won 6 to 0, with one touchttown. Among the most seriously injured of. the Chicago players was Alonzo Stags, Jr., son of Coach A. A. Stagg, whose collar bone was broken. The loss of players by the Maroons, it is said, leaves the team in bad shape for games scheduled for the early part of November, particularly the one which may yet be arranged with Purdue next Saturday. The Northwostom TTnivprfdtv team also has been seriously crippled through the loss of players, one having broken his collar bone in practice and five others having gone Into military service. Am one thnaa who have entered ser vice is George Geiss. star punter, who has been recommended for the artillery officers training school at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Tho Illinois-Iowa football game, scheduled to be played at Urbana next Saturday has been transferred to Iowa city on account of the influenza epidemic In Illinois. TRAP, GUN AND ROD BY TOM MARSHALL. They are ringing the changes! Dame Nature la preparing to drop the distance flag on the anglers who have been dilatory about their fall outing. Jack Frost has asserted himself, hand painting the leaves In the varlgaded hues, whoch are then dropped Into the streams, where they become waterlogged, sinking to the bottom and forming a carpet of decaying vegetation. Window pane ice is formed from the shores and a white frost covers the seats in the boats of the fisherman, who essay an early start to the fishing grounds. Small mouth bass are now at their best, full of "pep" and ready for the fray. The latter part of October found my fishing pard, Johnnie Mingles and the writer, fishing in Coonrod Lake, located In Louisa county, Iowa. There I landed a small mouth bass, which will go down in mental history as the real little fighting machine. We had been fishing without marked success during the afternoon. The sun was sinking behind the trees, an occasional shaft gleaming through the leaves, the rays apparently pointing out the most likely spots for a lurking bas3 to inhabit. Johnnie backed our skiff toward an old log, which extended out into a rift of Hlly pads and really looked most seductive as an abiding place for a voracious bass. With an overhand cast I shot my spinner forward into the darkened shadows, landing ,the lure near the shore, a most satisfactory cast, to a point where results should surely follow. As I commenced to reel in the line he struck! My bait rod bent almost to the water, with a tue and a rush, that I knew hat I knew spelled a life-sized bass. The assault mnhntlo. that mr rod was al most abducted before I could pull myself together and interpose lineal objections. As the line shot out the reel fairly screamed and the revolving handle knocked a section of skin about the size and shape of a blacksmith's apron from my knuckles. My drag was on, which slowed down the mad rush before he reached a brush heap in mid Btream. His next tactic was to drop to the bottom. I was master of tho situation and soon had him in the landing net; he netted four and threequarters pounds of bass meat A bronzo" beauty for fair. INTEREST GROWS IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE "The eight factories represented by learris In the Industrial league are showing great enthusiasm," said Geo. Brehm; president of the league, today, "and the outlook is good for a successful season." The eight teams entered in the league are: The Malleable, Starr, Atlas! Simplex, Wayne Works. Indianapolis Glove Company, F. & N., and the Swayne-Robinson Company. Frank Gilmore is the only man brave enough to volunteer his services as "umps." Three more men are still needed. The first games of the season will be played one week from tonight, if the "flu" ban is raised Saturday, as planned. The Malleable and the Starr and the Atlas and the Slmplexers will play the season curtain raisers. The second games will be played Saturday night between Wayne Works and the Glove Company and the F. & N. will battle the Swayne-Robinson Company. The copies of the schedule are being printed and will be furnished each i player. The'dalry cow requires an ounce of salt a day. A little in her feed and rock salt in the yard will meet this requirement

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Form Bowling League A bowling league composed of ft team from the Business Men's class, tfnrihnm nrofessora. Ministers, and public school teachers has been fornv ed by Physical Director w. tiarop lng of the Y. V. C. A. The bowling alleys are expected to be rushed with business next wee after the "flu" ban has been raised. EARLHAM TO PLAY 1 FOR RED CROSS Earlham will play St. Mary's College in football at Dayton on November 16. The date for the return gam has not been decided. The game will be for the benefit or the Red Cross as the government has asked all American colleges to play one gamp near November 26 for that purpose. Old Timers' Shoot Is Postponed by Rain The Old Timers ehoot at Boston nre.B nnetnnrtpd hecftnse of rain today. Fifty entries had been received for the three events listed lor tne snoou Mm frnm Cincinnati. New Paris. Colleea Corner. Richmond and Milton were among those entered. Miami U. Football Teams Get Workout OXFORD, O., Oct. 50. Coach RidTVfJa'ml iinJveraltv's football DOSS, yesterday had three full teams out for practice. The boys are working like beavers, for they know that the best oiairon will hn selected for Saturday's game with Kenyon college, to be played here. More than ordinary interest centers this year in the Miami-University of Cincinnati game to be played in Cincinnati on Thanksgiving morning. Cincinnati ha3 an exceptionally strong team this season, and they say they will clean up on Miami for the defeats of the last three years. Red Cross Notes tvh "tmiihl." denartment. as the Home Service Bureau of the American Red Cross In Italy is called, is receiving allotment checks at the rate of 22,000 a month. No union hours in a front line canteen! "Last night at 8," writes one A. R. C. officer, "I must have fed GOO men. I got to bed at 10 p. m.; was called at midnight and from then to 6 a. m., fed 800 more." "The Red Cross has brought the only Joy and happiness in the lives of the prisoners," writes a New Haven soldier now at Camp Limfcurg, Germnnv tn his mother. He receives - . j omrVoa rpcnlnrlv from the Red Cr088. The Red Cross has as many trades and professions represented in its ranks as the Army. One man cited for bravery 6hown while distributing chocolate and cigarettes under heavy fire at the front was a New York banker turned canteen worker. Nurses in service overseas need sweaters and warm knitted articles as well as the fighting men. A book of instructions for nurses' knitted garments has Just been issuad by the , American Red Cross Department of Nursing with the request that these garments be prepared as quickly as possible in order to reach our nurses in France ahead of the cold weather. Says one newspaper in a recent article: "Now we have more than 1,750,000 soldiers in France and within a few months we hope to have nearly twice that number there or in training to go. "To provide proper nursing for the sick and wounded among these In one of the republic's prime duties, and it is a duty that cannot be performed unless the public comes swiftly to a full recognition of the need." One reason for the Nursing Survey ... Visit. Vi T rmaa la nnnr tmH AT-tnlr- I lng Is a thorough Investigation of the nursing resources in every corner of the United States.

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Machine gun crew if German women. Asks Progressives to Cast Vote forWilson Elias D. Salisbury, chairman of the Indiana State Progressive committee, has sent out a statement asking Progressives to support the Democratic party in the coming election. m "1 believe it is the duty of every loyal Progressive in the state," ne says in the statement, "to stand by the Commander-in-Chief, and see that he has a congress that will stand behind him to a man, and that the report goes KEEP YOUNG People with bad backs and weak kidneys are apt to feel old at sixty. Many old folks say Doan's Kidney Pill3 help them keep young. Here's a Richmond case: Mrs. Jane Cooper, 916 North Twelfth street, gave the following statement in September, 1915: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for years and have never found another medicine that has done me so much good. My back has always given me the most trouble; it would ache and be stiff and sore. My kidneys acted irregularly and I had dizzy spells and headaches. Every time i nave naa those spells I have used Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at cjmgiey s Drug Store, and they have never failed to relieve me. There is nothing better for the kidneys." On November 22, 1917 Mrs. Cooper said: "Occasional use of Doan's Kidney Pills keeps my kidneys in good shape. I know there is nothing bet ter for kidney compiaint." 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.

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