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Shortridge Defeats' Training School in the Annual ootball Struggle HONOR ENOUGH OR BOTH Schoen the Star for While Little Goebel Is Training Hero CHICAGOBEATSWISCONSIN ECKERSALL STAR THE GAME CM AMUSEMENTS PURDUE CLINCHES Mishawaka A OOTBALL HONORS had feared Athletics first kickoff until the Ann! whistle Plainfield the Runs All Over Gritty Notre Dame High 12 Team on Stuart ield inal 1 Count Being 36 to 0 AST AND THRILLING GAME Matinea Thomas Again Stars for Purdue and Shaughnessey Is Ap Hlgh 18 plauded for Notre Dame Wisconsin ii by DETAILS THE PLAY Lett halt Church Stanford Jr 33 Virginia 17 Ma MANUAL STUDENTS JOLLIY HELP OPPONENTS TO WIN CONTEST North Division Hydri 10 BIG OUR Tennessee Va Virginia 12 1 thnt humiliated DOUBLE TRACK NOW OPEN Se NOTICE! $600 READERS THE STAR EVERY DAY WORLD'S AIR NOV 26th have GANZELL WILL CLOSE DEAL STAR PROMOTION DEPT NB 12 EAST WASHINGTON ST tr i 25 1904 climax was second half michftd In the middle EHptshH ch tight the score and she one most eher a larger score this season Capt Shide of the coin Shortridge the kickoff and at 2:33 the ball to the Shortridge and the Donovan Berlke the men fell themselves far different Uuthrhi Pansier MATINEE WEDNESDAY took and 10 29 lft nek In Lfl end Quarter Schneider Vanderboom Stroniqutst was unable to of th men in beat fact roHitlon Right rnd Hight tackle Right guard Renter ord Si WlUon Albnrtqs St Miller Hooker St Davie Walking Easy Chair Athletic And Lazy Liver COACH EXCURSION TICKETS Catches Kickoff and Runs 107 Yards for Sensational Touchdown Wisconsin Joining Cheers for ierce Game Ends with 18 to 11 BLUE TMUMPHAHT OVER THE CRIMSON Notre Duine BhaughnoHHy unk Donovan Shoehan Deacon Healy AleNorny Silver again kicked twenty yards the to Glpft took it MCKlnney Wohcr Drug Company tho reliable Druggists have sold SEVEN BARKS from the time they commenced busi ness under a guarantee to euro all forms of Dyspepsia Indigestion Rheu matism and all Stomach Troubles and Blood Disorders and It has given uni versal satisfaction If you are suffering from any of the above complaints or in fact sick tn any way come in and got a 50 cent bottle and If It docs not cure you we will very cheerfully refund the money You use this old and tried remedy at our risk not yours Jumps In Air and Deflects Kick Over the Goal Post's Bar IJy Associated ZVrjj Purdue held tor several timer Tlie game wns I teams There were i Illegal formatinns fi piny Most nil of these wrr man i vinintr ia Short ridge for her Rtip' rb five minutes after kicked goal Dame's kickoff After few small i pen nan ano The ball changed hands of Virginia defeated the Unlveralty of North Caroline 12 to 11 It was tlie irony of fate that the point that won tho game for the orungo and blue was the result of an accident In which a Caro linian player llgured With the score of 11 to 11 Virginia lied a try for goal The bull was booled straight enough but too low to get over the bur and a t'nrnlhin plnver standing beticath the posts jumped Imo the ulr end struck tho bull deflecting It up ward and over the bar TRY A LINER IN THE STAR IT WILL BRING BUSINESS 74 st I PARK Thursday riday and Saturday Weber Kuuh present Bert bridle and Robert Dailey In the ucrotANful musical inelftllfft are hereby notified that Vinol which embodies all the vir tue of Cod Liver oil i and none of the dis agreeable features is sold by the lead ing druggist in every town and city in which The Star is' read Look for Vinol where you live if you find it let us know NEW UNIQUE 1 Refined vaudeville Evenings at 8 10a and 20c Matinees Mondays Wednesdays Tburedays and Saturdays at 2:30 All seats 10 cents Amatuura Thursday matinee and evening Tuesday nights old maids' con test Dad les' souvenir matinee Wednesday THORBUH Proprietor and Manafsr point of view tho defeated contesting every inch 'of ground times making it formidable show 3B minutes GOUO LOCAL Washington Shortridge 30 ROLLER SKATING Afternoon and Bvcnlag Good Mulo ADMISSION IOo SKATES IBs Any Virginia Aenu Gar AUDITORIUM Polo INDIANAPOLIS wa MARION Amateur fffttno at Hableh vs Detoh fltars Birr game called at 0:10 Haats on sals at Huder's Shortridge Shows Best on the Offensive on the Defensive As in every other game in which (Training ocnooi nas played ler lost the toss elected to receive Sutherland booted fifteen yard line Shortridge started down the field hurling Gipe Schoen and Holloway through on skin tackle playa for steady gains With a touch down almost in sight Shortridge was penal ized twenty yards for holding In the line and McKinney dropped back for a punt Tho hall was passed back and McKinney made thirty five yards on a fake play Training School was penalized ten yards and Hhortrldge advanced the oval to the two yard line where tlie Blacksmiths held for downs Sutherland punted from behind the line nnd McKinney brought the ball back to the twenty yard line where he tried for a place kick which Spencer broke through and blocked Training School getting the ball Training School could not gain and was returning tho a sensational run would be tacklers a battering fam was on Training Again the Black 4Y Hi EREE PIKE valrj lutwwn tho teams the gnmn was un no bit of slugging or flirty play throughout for wind ormnnee nnd a feature thnt won un ON SALE till December 1st inclusive The Boiler Makers lineup was the saint ns in tho game with Indiana University at Indianapolis Tliu stylo of play was faster than in that content Notre Dnme wns noticeably stronger on defense than Indiana university put check tlie Horen plunges old gold and black Only once or twice was downs but Krull wits forced to punt because of the teuni be ing penalized for offside play Thomas wns clearly the star of tlie Purdue tram but lie shared honors with Krull Allen mid Shnughncssey The lat ter was In every play and ills work in tackling wns tlie most brilliant seen on Stuart Held this year lie stayed la the game until completely exhausted whuji lie was carried from tho held near tlie close of tlie second half Purdue won the toss and selected ths north goal witli the wind In its favor Notre Dnino kicked off to within a few feet of tlie goal line nnd Krull rim tlie ball back twenty yards Afrer gains by Thomus and Allen Purdue wns penal ized fifteen yards for offside play and Krull punted thirty yards Notre Dame was held for downs and Thomus by a succession of lino bucks and end runs Wl soon Right end Bush leapt) St Clormnln Brindley Kight tackle Hunt leischer Kinney Right guard Terry Glibuch vrii cur Loft guard Loft tncklo Left end Quarter Right half Left half ull High 5 toduy In the gnmo played Reason The surprises and All Praise the Skill of and the Pluck of BY COACH KENNETH BREWER (Shortrldge) There whs enough glory in tho game for both tennis to get a share While there was never uny doubt in my mind but thnt Hhortrldge would win I was surprised nt tlie showing of our opponents A losing team never put up a pluckier fight than that of tho Blacksmiths and though wo excelled In everything else I do not think that Hhortrldge had vt I I I 11 tr lift Xf 'I1 If LI Hr niitii it VILI1V Hhortrldge did noi piny her bestgamn In 11m first half and down on point they hnd boon warned against talking among but nil In all I ntn satisfied with their showing as they faced ft team yesterday from that of year ago Ry Star Special Sen ice IAAYTCTTE Ind Nov Purdue today wrested the Btate Intercollegiate football championship from Notre Dame defeating the latter on 'Stuart field this afternoon by a score of 36 Io 0 Not withstanding the one sided score the game was a beautiful one from thu spec players nnd at got a touchdown within the play hegun Kiiill Krull fumbled Notru but recovered the bull galua I'urdtio wns again (7Vl 41 1 fltltl 'I'llll Itflll severnl times on klcJcs and then Purdue bucked tho lino and circled ends for tho second touchdown which was scored by Thomas Tho next touchdown in this half camo in tlie sani'i way Krull kicking goal each time In tho second half Notre Dame showed surnrlblng strength and twlcu was within MtrlKlng of the gonl hut lost the ball on downs Hhaughnosay mnd two sensational runs but they came where they counted for little Thomus several times broke through Notro name's line for gains of thirty and forty yards In thia lialf tho touchdowns woro scored by 1 nomas nnd Mowery eight minutes to play time was iiucausu ui uarKness the half wuh marked caused by Lineup: Purdue cCurinlck AIHn King Welllnghoff Long Emets Krull Hhackleton Worsham reshour Moworv Johnson Right half Thoinna Kull Touchdown Thomus 3 Mowvry Khnt'hftn of llrnwn Roforoo don of Michigan Ifsad Hmlth EMPIRE THEATER 'Sa'MK'' ONJS WEEK ONLY Commencing Monday Matinee NoV 21 MATINEE DAILY EVERY NIGHT Sheridan's Big City Sports KVKRYTIHNG NEW THIS 8EASON Prloes of 10 1U 35 KOo 1 Next Rosa Hill Co I Telephone 1317 New Shortridge did in a manner to make I her supporters feel proud of the boys in blue but the victory was not chalked up A 'until the winners had fought desperately I for every foot of ground gained and had exhausted every trick and device in their repertoire of plays Training team was problemay leal down fo the very minute it trotted on to the field Ten of the eleven men In the first lineup were being given their of in a championship game What they would do no one could foretell TRAINING SCHOOL GAME What they did do will be told and re told for many' a day during the gossip moments' at the South Side school What they did do was make a showing that for grit and sameness in the face of over whelming odds proved a wonderful balm for the sting of defeat Shortridge played footfall that for a high school team was wonderful the de fense except for a few minutes at the close of being impregnable and the offense thanks to the brilliant work of the backs being almost irre sistible Under a sky as blue as the fluttering pennants of the thousands of lusty lunged Shortridgers in the east bleachers 8000 spectators witnessed ns clean and gal lantly waged and brilliant a contest for football supremacy as xvas ever seen in this city A crisp November breeze sweeping across the gridiron served as a natural cosmetic and heightened the glow on the chocks of the hundreds of ribbon be decked young men and women whose presence on the bleachers coupled with the brilliant bursts of ribbon and bunt ing converted the two stands into masses of life and color long to be remembered Before 2 o'clock the two great bleach ers were packed with somber banks which at a' single word from the yell leaders turned into fluttering billows of anu white ac eye to the west forced to kick McKinney duh iv'iiiy nve yarns oy in which he hurdled two Schoen hit the line like and once again the bull School's three yard line smiths held fnr downs Sutherland once more booted the ball out of danger but McKinney again brought It back to the twenty yard line On the next play a delayed pass Cnpt Glpe skirted Training right end for a twenty yard run and a touchdown which came in just twenty eight minutes of play McKinney kicked goal Score Shortridge 6 Training School 0 Training School kicked to Shortrldge and by aid of a fifteen yard penalty Inflicted on Shortridge for holding In the line secured the boll on the Blue'n eleven yard line Ef forts to gain failed and Sutherland dropped back and with Capt Shldeler holding the ball sent a place kick over the bur from the twenty yard line Score Hhortrldge 6 Training School 4 Hhortrldge kicked to Training School and the Blacksmiths brought the ball to the mid dle of the field whore they were forced to kirk Shortridge getting the ball on her thirty yard line Training School could not atop Schoen and the stumpy little plunged through or hurdled the line for successive gains of five ten and fifteen yards During this time when the rest of the line xvas weakening little Goebel nt left end was breaking up every play sent at him and defying all efforts of his opponents to crush him With the ball on her thirty yard line Train ing School was penalized five yards because nf line coaching but a moment later Hhortrldge lost tho distance on the ball on iwmpieft' iricK piay training school anu ball Badenoch Gale Tobin Bill Noll Spelk (capt) Eckersall Speltk 1 Catlin Boone Detray Bezdok Walker Touchdowns Schneider Vanderboom Bor dek Detray Eckersall Goals from touch Bush Kennedy 3 Wal bridge of Cornell Snow of Michi gan Bead linesman Henry of Yale Timo of halves 3f minutes Look inside your Watch Cover and See! Harrell Kight guard Gipe Lawronra Right tackle Pattnn Tawatt Right and McKinney Quarter bnckShlflelar it'apt) Knntnnhader Rubel Schoen I eft1 halt Pox Holloway f'aekln Hughea Right halt King Glpe (Capt) Buaer ull Sutherland Summary: Snore Shortridge 30 2 Schoen 2 Buarr Goal from Goals from McKinney Plica Umpire Redden Ilneeman Wingard Durham Time of 30 26 rod nnd white or blue eordingly as one cast his or to tlie east HOLD 1 Dong before the gridiron contest: was called the rival had engaged In a long range battle in which honors were about even It seemed that thenolse production had been tested to the limit in these exchanges but when Shortrldga trotted onto the field at 2:25 the east stand came to Its feet with a rousing cheer that excelled any previous effort nnd was only equaled when the MT II 3 team unbridled pandemonium In the west bleachers by sprinting on the field for a little signal practice before the call of the whistle Shortridge had not been overrated but too low a valuo had been placed on the ability of the Training School men Tho Blacksmiths have played a mediocre game all season Yesterday the supreme test one contest that was more important than ah of the rest on the season's schedule They did their best that best was quite satisfactory to their supporters Win Training School did not but she did score on the rival thnt humiliated her last year she did hold Shortridge lu a comparatively close did block the blue in its Ished to run up LIliIIl LU'IL ui 1USL Jcnl These things were looked upon by ths Blacksmiths as a victory and it would have been hard to have told from tho rooting of the joy intoxicated students of tho two schools last night which was the happier SHORTRIDGE IS SUPERIOR While great credit Is duo to the Black smiths for their pluck and perseverance against an older more experienced and heavier team tho play of tho Short rlflgcrs was unquestionably superior at all points save In tho matter of game ness Except In the Inst few minutes of play when reinforced by a number of fresh men the Blacksmiths rushed their op ponents off their feet nnd were carrying the ball straight In the direction rif a touchdown until a penalty lost It for them tho Shortridge defense wns almost Impenetrable and tho Blacksmiths were repeatedly forced to punt to save losing the oval T'he North Slders' offense was well formed and repeatedly crashed through tho lighter Training School line for big Results of inal Struggles for Gridiron Supremacy 6 ast irst Class Vestibule Trains Daily to and from St Louis Call at Big our Offlcee No 1 East Washington st or Union Station (Ry Associated Press' CHICAGO Nov 21 Chicago 18 Wis consin 11 was the score hardest fought football on Marshall ield this game was replete with critical situations which kept tho 1HOOO spectators on tho qui vlvo from tho time of the blew Tho of the ball on the kickoff on I'lilcago's throe yard yne nnd started toward goal Tho Wisconsin men came thun dering down upon him Some of them were stopped by Chicago Interference nnd others Eckorsall dodged until only Stromqulst Wisconsin's full buck blocked the way to touchdown Dodging dangerously near the side lino tho speedy little quarter back rushed by the outstretched fingers of bls opponopt grazing his leg as ho passed Two sec onds later he was beneath a pflo of squirming humanity behind tho Wiscon sin goal posts llo made tlio record rpn of the season covering 107 yards to do which ho actually ran Ilf yards The crowd went wild Wisconsin rout ers joining with Chicago men In cheering the play All sense of partisanship was lost in tho general admiration for tho magnificent play A few moments later Vanderboom who played a star game for Wisconsin wns given almost ns groat nn ovation when ho made a 25 yard run for a touchdown His play was the culmination of a scries of line smashes by which Wisconsin had worked tho ball from their 20 yard Uno to vmcago zo yaru line 'r Chicago Position Konnody Boone Catlin Comet Saturday to Buy Grand Raplda Central League ranchise I Bv Star Special Service WAYNE Ind Nov John Gauzell of the Naw York American team hat writ ten a letter to Mnutner owner of tho Grand Raplda franchise In tho Central League atatlnc he will be here Saturday to "pur chase the Grand Rapids franchise Terme yere submitted to Ulin last wook School eago (1 At Toledo High IS Park Chicago 0 At Stato (Ky) Collage 21 Kentucky 4 EAST At Philadelphia Pennsylvania 34 Cornell 0 At Lafayette 41) Lehigh At'Worcester Holy Cross 12 Spring Held Training School 9 At Rochester Rochester 16 Tufts 5 At Washington Pa Dickinson Washington and Jefferson 6 SOUTH At Birmingham Ala Aiauama At Richmond North Carolina At New Tulane 22 Missis sippi 0 At Nashville Vanderbilt wanee 0 At Atlanta Georgia Teck 78 Cum berland 0 At Macon Ga Alabama Polytechnic 17 University of Georgia 5 At Roanoke Va Virginia Polytech nic Institute 17 Virginia Military Institute 5 At Tallahassee la lorida State College 18 Stetson University 6 At Raleigh A and College 18 Clemson College (S C) 0 At South Carolina College 25 Washington and Lee 0 COACH ROSCOE SMITH (M 8) I nm well RHtlnfirfl with tho allowing of the 11 boys Considering difference In tho teftms in the nvittrr of weight nnd oxporlrncd men a victory by our team was hardly to bo expected but tho showing of tho rnrn was quite creditable There wuh llttlo Individual Htnrring by the Training School boys but they pulled together in good stylo mid nwor became discouraged Tlie Hplrlt shown wuu giniu hulji uy ujh piayers ana tne scnooi ana 'training Bcnooi snouia a winning team next year BY CAPT HOLLIE SHIDELER (M S) Wo have no excuses to offer for our defeat The boys put up the fight that was In them and thnt wo wore defeated Is duo solely to the that Shnrtrldge has a sunsrlnr Tho redeeming feature or the game from our standpoint wns ths game fight mndn by the team and Ilin fact that tlio men were playing In their very best form right nl the finish when the score wns overwhelmingly against them I Parade Downtown Streets and Hear a Speech by Mayor Holtxman With tho usual Manual Training High School enthusiasm 150 high school boys and girls with yards nnd yards of red ami white ribbons paraded tho down town Htrsols lust night In celebration of tho showing made by their football team against thn Hhortrldge school With their ex co ox co cx" and other yells snfl waving tholr small pennants they made their way to tho homo of Prof Emmerich Jn front of their principal's homo they gave tlrnir veils and then shmited for a spouch Mr Emtnerk told them that ho was proud of the spirit shown ami thill 11i lr team gradually growing si onger would soon be In line for victories Tlio students thr mtirched to tho lobby of Um t'lnypool Hotel and yelled for speech by Mayor Holtzman Ho responded with a short talk highly com plimentary to the students of both high Schools Louis 50 Rush Shortridge 30 II 3 4 Prize Local High School footballchampionship Attendance 8000 I Date Nov 24 Washington Purk Points ive touchdowns and as many goals by Shortridge one field goal by Stars of the Sehoon of Short ridge Goebel ofiM Pike (Indiana) umpire (Michigan) llnes man tyingard Timo of Halves Thirty minutes and twenty five minutes Rival If red and white Hhortrldge blue and white BY CAPT WALTER GIPE (Shortrldge) Training School gave us tho hardest fight wo have had this season and put up a plucky fight thnt tho supporters may well be proud of Personally I had not counted on the big ecoro that some of our boys had expected and I was well satisfied with our showing every man playing good game and all contributing sliaro to tho general result which I believe shows tho relative strengths of the teams DY "MPI RE REDDEN lie nnd best ever saw put up by high school hr poll allies inflicted throo for holding two for aching from the sldo lines and the rest for offside Ibo roiitt of tho nervousness of Training Srhod certainly deservos credit for her pluck and i a i ii i ii i ii i i io i mi ii i mill ini SONG RECITAL Propy laeum David Baxter BA88O riday Evening Nov aB Tickets 1 Ou Sale Baldwin's Muslo House an again failed to advance Leathers returning tlie after a beautiful run Incessant hammering within strlkhiif distance over for tho next touchdown I kicking the goal Hhortrldge 12' Training School 4 In the second half Shortrldge's next touch clown came quickly The Blue kicked off Training School failed to gain nnd Suther attempted punt was blocked Short rldge getting the ball Schoen took it over after a couple of terrific assaults on the Training School line McKinney kicked goal Sen Shortrldge 18: Training School 4 The only feature in the scoring of ridge's next goal was a twvnty flve yard quarter back run by McKinney who dodged half a dozen tacklers and hurdled one or two more Schoan went over for the touch down and McKinney kicked the goal Score 24 Training School 4 Stiff lino bucks by Connor Schoen and Hol loway took the bull to within striking (Um tnncH of the goal and Buser hit the linn for tho distance thnt netted the final touchdown from which McKinney kicked another gonl Shortrldge Trnlriing School 4 Shortrldge kicked to Training School and nt thl time the Blacksmiths put up their host offensive garni' nf the day Straight and cress bucks wore sent crash ing through the Shortrldge line and the ball was being hustled to the Shnrtrldge goat at a rale that set tlin Training School rontnrs wild King was called on and skirted Short rldge's right end for fifteen yards but ono of his hiamntfttcR wns nffsldn nnd thq was called Igtck ami 'Training School Izvd fifteen yards which nrceRsItated a ptinf Hhortrldge secured the ball but Training School held and McKinney was forced to punt Tho Blacksmiths had the ball and wore advancing on'the Shortrldga goal a second BY JACK HOWARD The expected happened in an unex pected fashion Shortrldge the odds on favorite In annual contest with Manual Training High School for the local foot ball supremacy was returned a winner The victory however was not scored in the hands down fashion that the lovers of the blue had anticipated and that even the most loyal supporters of the red and white The score was Shortridge 30 II 4 i Win They rouse tho Bowel Muncies just as a Cold Bath freshens Athletic Muscles them up Strengthens them so they Con tract and Expand tlio Bowels and Intestines In a healthy active manner how these Muscles work tho ood along through your thirty feet of Intestines to its inish how they squeeze Gastric Juice Into the food to Digest it how they make the millions of little Suck ers in tho Intestines draw tho Nutrition out of ood and transform it into Blood Brawn Brain and Bone purging from CASCARETS because there is no flooding of the Bowels with a waste of precious Digestive Juice ns with all Cathartics Salts Castor Oil etc Cascarets act like harmless pleasant simple convenient but sure an Shooting Tho thin little Ten Cent Box carried in your Vest Pocket constantly is sure protection against the results of i Late Suppers Cheerful Boozing Rapid Eating Cascarets are Warranted to Cure Constipation Indigestion or your money back Ten Cents at all Druggists PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT will Attend lhe ZT IUT'S find business Bill! Whnt you been Eating? New Jewel Boxes UM brais boxes designs dating buck 200Years have Just been received Prices range from $400 upward to $liiOO Wo have other jewel boxes from the art crafts shop (wrought copper rnnmekd) fine sterling boxes and leather Jewel boxes These make handsome Christmas gifts for ladles and gentlemen At Washington Park Shortrldge 30 Manual Training High School 4 INDIANA At Lafayette Purduo 36 Notre Dame 0 At Richmond Earlham Mhiml (Mi ami failed to appear) At Richmond Earlham 16 picked team At Culver Culver 35 0 At Terre Haute Rose dlana State Normal OTHER STATE gains In which the spectacular line plunging and breath quickening line hurdles of Schoen end the brilliant re turns of McKinney were the features Training salvation was its de termined defense in which the work of Goebel the diminutive right end stood out as the most brilliant bit of Individual play of the afternoon The smallest man on either team this gritty little lad was the worst stumbling block in Shortridge's on ward march time and again break ing through the opposing Interfer ence and downing the Shortrldge runner tn his trucks or else throwing himself In front of tho entire mass and bringing Interference runner and all down in heap' Training School kicked off at 2:33 and from that moment until the final whistle sounded through the lowering dusk in terest never waned BALL TWICE ON THREE YARD LINE Twice In the first halt Shortrldge got the ball Inside the three yard line only to be held for downs have the ball booted out from behind Training School goal When twenty eight minutes after start of the game Gipe circled the Black right end on a delayed pass for a twenty yard run and a touchdown from which McKinney kicked a goal Shortridgers had their first foretaste of victory The bull movement of tho afternoon in the Training School stock camo a few minutes later when by the aid of a pen alty Inflicted on Shortrldge for holding in the line secured the ball on the Shortridge fifteen yard line They could not gain however and Sutherland dropped back for a place kick With Shldeler holding the ball and the Shortrldge men bearing down on him from all sides the big Half back booted the oval squarely betwen the posts and scored bls team's only points Despite the fact that Gipe scored an other touchdown for his team before the half closed It was not until well within the second period in which Shortrldge scored three more touchdowns and Mc Kinney kicked three more goals that the Training School rooters would acknowl edge defeat and even then there was no letup tn their rooting and true to tholr pieage or tne aay netore they stood their favorites until the final whistle hen tho referee's whlstlo ended th contest 1 juoiuiage Position Leathers Lett end Goebel Connor 1 Lott tackle Gray Eaton 'Left guard Spencer Scott I awrenc Center Wollter Bartllng rasKin Kingsbury HubbardUhl Yonton What woro you Drinking? What kind of Lazy Chair did you take Exercise in? Now think it doesn't matter I Because your oweis that talk now every time you open your Mouth Thnt licip your Popularity nor your Earning capacity Besides a man with bad Bowels is in a had way And a Coated Tongue or a Bad Breath aro sure signs of bad Bowels and poor Digestion Go and take a Ten Milo Walk for Exercisel inest thing in the world for Constipation Indi gestion or Dyspepsia Ten Mile Walks time? Too Lazy? there is another Way 'a'e Artificial Exercise for your Bowels CASCARETS With enll Thu latter pnrl of bv kmir delnvu Injuries to many plawers Saturday Nov 26 WflgonhulM Present Blanche Walsh In an Hngllnli vnrnlnn of Jacob great Ylddlnfi play the lartllngiy lealltlj tragedy of modern aomoMuo mo Evening 25c to SlCiO to IJoo fleate now ready NOV 29 30 Dlnnchu King and Harry Conor In Ieo Dili Induin' a Comedy Night I 60 1 76c GOu and 250 Matinee 1 7Sc 50c 25g Heat eal today Considering the fi uunlly clean one T1 tho ontlro gumo anil but Rolli teiiToB nut 'rrl! Onrf usual was that throui br ul ihti entire game there wai not single Instance of tho ball changing hand on 5 1 jntle GRAND85MS ROBERT HILLIARD CO uru urrun Miiriix Si Muzrtt Campbell ft Johneon jii Hrunor llloerono Mutiny Every Day Price ioc 20c Me Poly 12 In fl GAMES At South Bend South Bond 5 Chicago and 4 At Plainfield Mapleton 17 Athletics 0 At Crownpoint Crownpoint Iroquois Athletics 0 At Plainfield Central Academy 36 Earlham Reserves 0 At Valparaiso Valparaiso 11 La porte 0 At Knightstown Knightstown Sham 1 rocks 6 Alexander Tigers 0 At Wabash Huntington 6 Wa bash 0 At Wabash Athletics 15 Lafayette Athletics 0 At Elkhart Elkhart 17 Lima 0 At Goshen West Lafayette High 6 uosnen uign At Bloomington Sheridan Bloomington High 4 At Anderson Anderson Pendleton High 0 WEST At Chicago Chicago 18 11 At Cedar Rapids Minnesota Iowa 0 At Lincoln Nebraska 16 Illinois At Kansas City Kansas City Missouri 0 At Columbus Carlisle 23 Ohio State 0 At St Louis Haskell Indians 47 wasnington At Denver Leland Colorado 0 At St St Medical 0 At Marietta West rletta 0 At Sioux City South Dakota 21) Morningside 5 At Salt Lake Utah 43 Colorado College 0 At Cincinnati Cincinnati 17 Ken yon 0 At Oklahoma Oklahoma 9 Bethany College 6 At Wichita airmount 18 riends 0 At Indianola la Simpson 10 Grin nell 6 At Oskaloosa la Penn College 30 Des Moines 6 At Champaign Til Champaign High School 12: North Division Chl or the ortune Hunter A fennt of fun The brut nnulcul comedy company In America Everybody irie to (he Park ITIci's )0 20 30 ut "No Wedding liolla for Allofi Piiii'k Krull Hftfb nf Of ll tt Training School Makes a Game Stand on Her Own Two Yard ILihe and Stops Shortridge Tine Plungers 4 jri a 9 TTZ ZZZ 'i i i 1 Ob "A ruiaiiiuji i 'tr i uv a i iuuim'ii a I' 8 i I iX V6 i 4 id 1 1 QJ INCORPORATED 4h isOiii!.