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THE INDIANAPOLIS MORNING STAR MONDAY' NOVEMBER 20 1905 PAGE SEVEN AMUSEMENTS INDIANA MADE Clemens in His Record Breaking Race CD I Dll INDIANA THE BEST SHOWING lOe 20c 80c 50c AGREEMENT WILL Is Made That Catholics Purdue Will Be Declared the Do Not Live Up to the State Champions but Rivals HOT BE ADOPTED Eligibility Rulings Will Receive the Honors MORE GAMES WITH WABASH I PREPARING OR OHIO Drafting and Signing of National Document Has Been Aban Little Will Have to Abide Bloomington Lads Expects to End doned by Central League by the reshmen Rules If Season in Blaze of Glory by Relations Continue Again Defeating Buckeyes UTILITY PLAYERS IN DEMAND Magnates Hustling to Strengthen Their McGilvray Will Come West This Week in BOWLING WAR IS ENDED INDIANA GAME HARD ON TEAM A CONTRACT IS SIGNED ERASES RECORD MONEY MAKING MUSIC BOXES ACTION AMATEUR UNION af an eb SHORTRIDGE IN STRAITS WIELDS AX ON HEAD blow the hands of ogle CURLING RINK TO BE BUILT POST SEASON GAME WITH I SURPRISE TO NOTRE DAME JOCKEY REI TO MARRY YOUNG ARMER DISAPPEARS MAY PLAY ON ISLE PINES HARD WORK OR MANUAL Join the Syo TO STOP PROESSIONALISM UPHOLDS TRACTION COMPANY be Always i Rempnbsr tbf Tablets HUDER four they been with bash than 180 178 170 24 24 24 24 189 187 181 181 181 180 180 18 80 24 30 27 18 18 21 21 183 183 181 180 180 180 185 183 177 178 14 18 20 8 12 12 eb 1901 felt before the game gave miration and if the football their way Wabash would be schedule We offer for sale a few Penny ln the Slot Boxes from $1000 up Just the things for cigar drug and candy stores of 19 0 she has been staying words be the two men led to a fight in which! sore this year pupils as the State It With the the se by WABASH IS NOW agreement would have to the Central League other organizations would little to say In the con and this Is perhaps one of Jap Clemens in the last mile of his rec ord breaking twenty four hour race at the air Gorunds Saturday morning Is shown above At the time the camera was snapped the car was moving at the rate of a mile in one minute and seven seconds The picture was made by George A Lynn with a focal plane shutter mov ing across the face of the plate In one eight hundredth part of a second Shortridge High School football is finding Itself In desperate as a result of the hard luck that to have followed the team all sea 14 24 18 9 24 22 24 CONVENTION A AT MUNCIE THIS WEEK WEEK some of the characterized to 0 Purdue while Indiana against the score against the total scores of Illinois Northwestern Purdue and Chicago against the Wabash boys Indiana also defeated Notre Dame 22 to 5 and while It Is probable that Purdue will equal If not exceed this count Indiana still feels that she has all the better of the argument In the matter of comparative scores The Bloomington team came out of the Wabash game In fairly good shape phy sically Davidson was the only man In jured his hurt consisting of a badly cut upper lip a number of stitches being re quired to sew up the wound The team will rest today and no hard work will be done before Wednesday There Is but one game remaining on the schedule that with Ohio State on Thanksgiving day at Columbus Indiana has never been beaten by Ohio In an athletic con test and the men do not Intend that this great record shall be broken Coach Sheldon will work his hard for this game as though charnnfonshin denended on twelve days in which thoroughly to re cuperate and with McCarthy back at his end position Indiana hopes to play her best gnme of the year against the Ohioans and wind up her best football season In a blaze of glory The unexpected size of the score over Wabash Is still a matter of much re joicing On all hands are heard words of praise of the game fight put up by Wabash in the hour of her bitter defeat and the loyalty of her The fight of the scarlet team was such that whatever bitterness that may have been way to aa piayers had retained on same lines that have governed ever since it was Introduced In In other words It Is up to of the various clubs playing Manager McGIew Had Received No Word Concerning Action By Star Special Service NOTRE DAME Ind Nov When Interviewed this evening regarding theeverance of athletic relations with Indi ana University Manager McGIew stated he had received no intimation of such in tention on the part of the State University and that the breach was not made by Notre Dame On the contrary during the past year their relations have been very friendly and while no attempt has been made to arrange further schedules with them It was expected here that Notre Dame would meet Indiana in all branches of athletics as heretofore 201 195 192 190 189 189 189 By Star Special Service CRAWORDSVILLE Ind Nov Bruised and limping heartsick and the Wabash College football team certain ly presents a pitiful appearence today and as far as the regular team Is concerned it is a thing of the past for the remainder of this season Harp Williams and prob ably Miller are out of the game for this year the injuries received at Bloomington Saturday being severe and lasting Any one who saw men come on ths field Saturday limping and covered with heavy bandages to shield their in juries could only pity the men and glory In the desperate fight they put up during the first half of the game for Wabash was never in the contest after that part of the play Sutherland suffering with an abscess on his hand remained In the game throughout When Williams and Harp were carried off the field soon followed by Gipe and Miller it was only a question of how large a score the would pile up Wabash was clearly outclassed but the fighting spirit was never lacking and there is Just as many warm spots In the hearts of their admirers here today as there would have been had they made a better showing To be beaten was what every one here expected but to be de feated by a larger score than Chicago Northwestern Illinois and Purdue could total combined was an unloosed tor that hurt There was no credit in the last touchdowns scored by Indiana for were then playing against Wabash who had never been in a game before The Intimations that the crippled condition of the men were kept the supporters of the team Is not so The pace set by Wa bash this year together with Its hard schedule has been the pace that has but one ending and that hour came Saturday on Jordan ield All credit Is given Sheldon's men on their victory for they have a great football team and the best team won Amateur Athletic Union May Adopt More Stringent Rules By Star Special Service NEW YORK Nov 19 A rigid rule to pre vent professionalism has bean recommended for the adoption of ths Amateur Athletic Union by the Legislative Committee of that body whose report was made public today This rule will amend the constitution so that the committee which dstermines questions that affect the amateur status of any athlete have the right to act upon any kind of evidence circumstantial or direct and may receive affidavits and In Its discretion may consider common report as sufficient basis for suspension or disqualification and shall have the power to permanently euspend any amateur athlete who neglects or refuses within thirty days to answer questions touch ing his amateur status to the satisfaction of the It was recommended also that the Championship Committee have the power to allow an athlete to compete while he Is under protest Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Many Purdue Students avor Such a Game to Decide Supremacy By Star Special Service LAAYETTE Ind Nov 19 Many of the Purdue students favor a post season game with the Indiana University eleven to settle the supremacy of the two teams The newspaper gossip as to where the championship of the State really belongs is also given as a reason for wanting a second game with the State team The student body claims that most of the football writers have overlooked the time when Purdue tied Notre Dame for the State championship but thnt the Catholics retained the title by virtue of having held the championship the pre vious season After laying off from active practice for several days the Purdue football eleven will begin active work tomorrow to pre Bare for the gridiron battle with Notre 'ame next Saturday The team Is in good condition for the fray all of the men hav ing recovered from their kinks and drub bing received in the contest with Chicago Coach Herrnstein does not fear the out come of the contest with the strong Cath olic eleven but will take no chances on reports of the weakened condition of the team at present at Marlon was a most unfortunate one and came at a time when the Indians were the least able to stand for his ab sence from the team Carrigan was hit over the eye by a hard driven ball and it was necessary to take several stitches in the wound Coggshall will take his place temporarily as soon as he reaches this city The addition of Mercer to the Logans port team and Lincoln to Anderson seems to have worked wonders with these two clubs and now they are winning games with marked consistency Wayne with Jackson in the lineup seems to have made the team 50 per cent stronger The greatest blow to the league the last week was tho death of Hipson at Wayne Hipson was one of the oldest players in the West and was a favorite with the fans in all of the cities His death was due to pneumonia Hipson during his career in the West played with Indianapolis of the old West ern and Terre Haute and Wayne of the Central Empire Theater De Is wire ONE WEEK ONLY Commencing Monday Matinee Nov 80 Matinee Dally Every Night IDEALS EXTRAVAGANZA CO The Stagiest the Dancieat and the Glrllect Show of Them All Prices of Admission 15 25 60 78 Next Week Sam Own 0N Telephone 1317 Naw Chicago National Leaguers Likely to Prac tice There Next Spring By Star Special Service CHICAGO Ill Nov 19 Nueva Garons capital of the Isle of Pines situated oft the southwest coast of Cuba has been suggested to Pretdcnt Murphy as an Ideal place for ths Chicago National Leaguers to train next spring It Is said the temperature seldom goes above 90 degrees and never below 58 de grees and that the city Is well drained ex osed to sea breezes and free from malarial nfluence President Hermann and Secretary Bruce of the National Commission have been appoint ed to prepare the diamond studded buttons that go to the West Siders for their victory In the post season series with the White Sox It Is expected the champions of Chicago will recelv ths trophies by Christmas Manual team The members of alumni are very much Interested In success of tlie team thia year and anxious to play the game Saturday as last scrimmage practice before the game several or its members probably lend valuable Assistance if a game were played with the Sixty yards 6 2 5 seconds made Nov 80 1899 and June 7 1902 in New York city One hundred yards 9 3 5 seconds made May 31 1902 at Berkeley Oval New York city While In every Instance above men tioned with the exception of the 100 yards Duffey held the records jointly with others the mark of 9 3 5 seconds stood in a class by itself By displacing this per formance as the best on record the 9 4 5 seconds now stands as the topmost mark nt 100 yards among amateurs being held Jointly by John Owen Jr A Schick Wefers and others With name taken from the list of winners of the the intercollegiate championships the new management shows as intercollegiate champions at 100 yards through displacement the following men: Lightner Harvard 1901 Weatney University of Penn sylvania 1902 and Moulton Yale 1903 Kisses Wife and Babe aa Usual When Leaving and Is Seen No More By Star Special Service COLUMBUS Ind Nov 19 George Owen a young farmer living near Colum bus disappeared from his home Saturday night and it Is feared that he has met with foul play Owen after bidding his wife and baby good by took the key to the residence and left saying that he would be home early He has not been heard of since young wife is frantic with grief and has been under the care of a physi cian all day She says there had been no trouble between them and fears her hus band has been foully dealt with His fa ther John Owen is critically 111 and Is expected to die at any moment STOCK YARDS OR LAAYETTE By Star Special Service LAAYETTE Ind Nov As a re sult of an agreement Just entered Into Lafayette will by the first of January have a union stock yards that will make this city an Important live stock center The Lafayette concern will be known as the Lafayette Union Stock Yards Company with a capital stock of $100000 The ne gotiations were concluded through Charles Stinson division freight agent of the Big our Railroad which has pledged It self to give all the tracks and other rail road facilities needed About forty men will be employed at the yards Several Players Will Be Out of the Game for Remainder of the Season Includ ing Harp Williams and Proba bly Miller By Star Special Service BLOOMINGTON Ind Nov On comparative scores Indiana will have the better of Purdue on the work and though technically speaking the Boiler Makers will retain the honor of be ing referred to as the champions it is believed that the majority of critics will consider Indiana the greatest team the State this year Chicago won from Indiana by a score 16 to 5 and from Purdue by a score of defeated Wabash 12 to rolled up a total of 40 to 0 Presbyterians Wabash was greater than Wayne Curling Club met last night In Cale donian Hall and completed arrangements for the winter's sport and the building of a rink on land purchased by Charles Centllvre A large number of new members were ad mitted and provisions made to secure enough new stones for the opening Dec 15 Plans for a rink were accepted and the contract for the building was let to Toby Schnorr who will have It completed by Dec 15 when the curlers will hold a reception The rink will be located on the south side of Griswold avenue and will be 179 feet long by 50 feet wide while the ice will be 146 feet by 47 The rink will face Griswold ave nue and the front portion will be two stories high A banquet hall will be placed on the second floor and viewing galleries will be Inclosed In glass and the public will be en abled to see the games without encountering the cold blasts of winter as was the case when games were played In the open The Ice will be frozen on sand and the vents will be such as to keep the Ice In perfect con dition during the winter season The esti mated cost of tho building Is $2800 Team Will Start Secret Practice as Soon as Place Is ound This week will be a strenuous one for the Manual Training High School foot ball squad as the red and white team Is now practicing for their greatest game of the season that with Shortridge on Thanksgiving The cancellation of the game with the Crawfordsville High School team by the latter school was a great disappointment to the South Side men who wished to play one more game before their final struggle However Manager Ballard Is endeavoring to se cure another game for the first few days of this week The Winona Technical In stitute may be scheduled The Manual team will begin secret practice as soon as a place can be se cured The chief points which will be developed in the Manualitcs will be speed and endurance It is realized by the South Siders that the battle with their old blue and white rivals win not easily won GRAND 25Cents HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE VALERIE BERGERE CO In a Condensed Version of Jap Troupe Palmer Jolaon Holcomb Curtis Wilton Brothers Mabeile Adams rancis Gerard Lizzie Wilson New Bioscope Po WILL GIVE POULTRY SHOWS By Star Special Service ROCKVILLE Ind Nov Several chicken fanciers met at the Court House yesterday and organized a poultry asso ciation which will hold a poultry show during the armers' Institute each year The officers elected are as follows: James Ireland president Mrs Charles Davis sec retary Mrs John May treasurer Charles Davis and Roy Randolph were appointed as a committee on bylawa and constitu tion POTATOES AT $1 PER BU3HEL By Star Special Service MOROCCO Ind Nov 19 The potato crop In this vicinity Is practically a fail ure and home grown potatoes are al ready selling in the local market at $1 per bushel However In the northern part of Newton County where the land Is more sandy the crop' Is fairly good many farmers reporting as much as 200 bushels to the acre TOMLINSON Monday Nov 20 at 8:15 CARLIN LENNOX By Associated Press NEW YORK Nov It was nounced today that the Amateur Athletic Union's Record Committee at a special meeting Saturday authorized James Sullivan secretary of the union and pub lisher of the record book to eliminate every mark of distinction and companion ship performance with which Arthur Duffey has been credited these having been made up on the assumption that he was an amateur as evidenced by his sign ing of entry forms etc This determination by the committee displaces tne rollowing records: orty yards 4 3 5 seconds made 13 1899 March 4 1899 and eb 10 in Boston ifty yards 5 2 5 seconds made 21 1904 In Washington Sixty yards 6 2 5 seconds made THURSDAY NOV 23 ONE NIGHT ONLY The Most Stupendous Musical Entertain ment Yet Offered THE Beats ready today Prices 150 1 75e 60 25 RICAY NOV 24 MATINEE SATURDAY H'LL MASTERPIECE THE ETERNAL CITY Prices Night $150 $100 75c 50o 25c Mat $1 75e 60c 25c Seats ready tomorrow The National Bowling Tournament fairs were settled by the executives last week the Louisville Bowling Tournament Association finally signing the amended form of contract they insisted uponwhich still safeguards the prize money the way the Chicagoans demanded Secretary Sam Karpf was in Chicago yesterday consulting with the members of the Executive Committee of the American Bowling Congress anent the signing of the contract with the Louisville men for the national tournamentz The contract was forwarded to Louisville early in the week where It has been signed by President Brown and his confreres and is al ready in the malls on Its way to the vari ous members of the National Executive Committee for their signatures With the acceptance of the contract the Louisville men also accept a new form of entrance blank which will absoultely pre vent any deviations of the rules of the A as has been the case In all former tournaments The contract binds the Louisville promoters also to scheduling all outside bowlers so that they will only be detained In Louisville three days at the outside should they desire to get away within that time The past week has been a good one for the Individual average leaders of the various bowling leagues of the city Car ter the real leader of the Indianapolis League boosted his average of 193 to one of 195 with a full schedule of games rolled Mel Knox retained his average of 192 while Wands moved up from a 189 to a 190 average In the Independent League Peck re tained his average of 189 and rank Seay added two points to his which now makes these two cracks tied for first position In the Commercial League Kirkwood had a bad night and dropped three points which now makes him tied with Talbert with an average of 183 Petersen held hie average of 185 while Smith added one point to his The leaders of the various leagues are as follows: Indianapolis League Players and Clubs Games Ava Meyers North Side Carter Marlon Knox Marion Wands Turner Wilhite Imperial Pritchett Imperial Decker Imperial Independent League Peck Dewey Seay Dewey Balz Reliance Sachs Reliance Brlnkmeyer Reliance Gruner Royal Hendrickson Royal Commercial League Kirkwood Klngan Talbert letcher Peacock Burford Keeter Lieber Miller Klngan Mueller letcher Elks' Petersen Coma Smith Monarch Smith Monarch Bassett Pluto League Bumb Atlas Greeting Laycock Boiler Commercial American Rider alls In Love With Daughter of English Trainor Bn Star Special Service NEW YORK Nov 19 The announcement comes from Parle that Johnny RelS one of the best little Jockeye In the world le about to be married His bride will be the charm ing daughter of the English trainer Den man and the wedding will be In Chantilly Johnny Reiff has made a fortune In riding He is now the only American jockey In rance Reiff became acquainted with Denman at Chantilly and soon afterward met the train daughter It was a caae of love at flrst sight with both and Denman himself was won by the little natural frankness and good fellowship Only a short time had elapsed before the engagement of Reiff and Miss Denman be came known to their Intimate friends and public announcement has at last been made Reiff will bring his bride to America on a honeymoon trip Injuries to Players Has Cut Down the Size of the irst Team Squad The eleven straits seems son that of having so many of its best players put out of commission due to in juries The size of the first team squad has dwindled down to such an extent as to make any attempt at scrimmage prac tice dreaded by Coach Brewer for fear that another of the regulars will Join the The students of Shortridge regard the team as having a fighting chance to win the annual contest with pro viding no more of the team Is Injured be fore Thanksgiving Coach Brewer has almost decided to call off the game sched uled with the alumni for next Saturday for fear of injuring some of the players On the other hand scrimmage practice must be held if the eleven hopes to have much of a defense against the heavy tho the are the ble could 100 Yard Best Removal of Great Mark for Amateurs Leaves Performance One ifth Sec ond Slower BY PARD The national polo agreement which was proposed several weeks ago will not be drafted and signed according to a state ment made on Saturday by President oor of the Central and Ohio leagues Mr oor said there were several reasons for abandoning the agreement and that he did not believe that another effort would be made by any promoters of this winter sport to organize It on a baseball basis This means that polo will be conducted along the the game the West managers game In this part of the country to cure their players and then bind them Iron clad contracts to keep them from Jumping to some other circuit The national been beneficial ajone and the have had but duct of affairs President oor's reasons for not forcing It upon the other leagues as he is presi dent of the Ohio League and owns one of the clubs in the Michigan circuit The game in the West this year seems to be more established than ever before and by the middle of December there will bo eighteen teams playing the game In this State Ohio and Michigan The Eastern leagues have been almost drained of talent and all of the available amateurs of this part of the country where the game is several years old have been pressed into service INTEREST IN OHIO CITIES The Ohio League stipulates the number of professionals allowed each team two being the number and In this way the teams of this league are evenly matched President oor says that the Interest being manifested In the Buckeye cities is as pronounced as it ever was in this State and that in all of the cities the teams are playing to crowded houses The Akron team which Is owned by President oor has won every game it has played and leads the league The Michigan League which was or ganized last spring promises to be a rival of the Central This league has scoured the Eastern States for all of the loose professionals and some fast teams will be seen In this organization this year The league will be opened on next Monday night and will start with four clubs The league as It now stands is composed of five clubs but the rink at Jackson which has been leased by President oor will not be ready for oc cupancy before the middle of December and before this time Mr oor hopes to secure a franchise for the city of Toledo and will put a team in that city Mr oor has already signed three of his players for the Jackson team and all of the men are well known in the Central having played In this State Turner who was with the Danville team when the Central was first organized will be the manager of the team and will play flrst rush reeman who was with Terre Haute the first season of the Central will play second rush and Berry who was with Logansport up until last year will be goal tend The other two members of the team have not been signed UTILITY MEN IN DEMAND The work of securing utility players has been the one effort of the managers of the Central tho past week and although most of the magnates have been unsuc cessful It now looks as though all of the clubs would have a sixth man before the end of this month Indianapolis last week secured the signature of Ollie Coggshall to a contract and the team Is now fixed for the rest of the season President oor on Saturday received word that Nick McGilvray would be West the first of the week to play McGilvray will report to Danville as he was given to this club when it waived all claim to Harkins who was originally the property of the Suckers but was given to Marion at the opening of tho season when tho "foxy five" was one rusher missing It is quite probable however that Presi dent oor will trade him to some of the other clubs In need of a rusher Pierce has written his willingness to come West and it Is quite likely that he i will be signed by Kokomo as the fans nt that city are demanding a change In tho front of the Wildcats to strengthen the rush line Pierce was formerly awarded to Anderson but when the Anderson management traded Mercer for Lincoln It was decided to send him to some other i club and it is believed that he will Join i the Kokomo quintet Curtis is desirous of signing with some team in this league but Is holding out for more money than was offered him by the Anderson club Manager Newman has not given up hopes of landing Warner and has made several new propositions to the recalcitrant rusher In case he is unable to get Warner he will make over tures to Curtis as he has prior claim the services of this player due to the fact that Mercer would not amore team ROWDY POLO PAST The past week has seen rowdiest polo that has ever the sport In the West and unless some 1 action is taken by the managers of the 1 league to curb this pugilistic spirit It will be but a short time until the game In the I West will be more on the nature of a conglomeration of prize fighting and football than polo During the game last Thursday night at the Auditorium be tween Indianapolis and Marlon offenses i were committed that merited fines of not I less than $25 but Referee Moran refused i to stick on tho plasters It seems to be up to the referees to control the players and If they can not do the work it is then io me managers to get soma men who can The race during the past seven days for flrst place has seen some interesting de velopments mainly that Marion Is going to be one of the foremost factors of the teams contesting for the place Indian apolis held the lead for a considerable length of time but the past week lias seen the Waterloo of the Indians ami thev have taken a most unexpected drop from the first round of the ladder and while they are still within jumping distance it is not thought that they will be able to leap the gap with one of the regulars out Of the game The accident to Carrigan In the game Assault at Geneva May Prove atal to Victim By Star Special Service GENEVA Ind Nov When Robert ogle of Ridgeville called this afternoon to see his wife from whom he has been separated at the home of Arthur Dynes wnere tween Dynes was wounded by a blow from an ax In riends of ogle state that he went merely to see the children and claim Dynes was the aggressor They say that Dynes attacked him with a club when ogle seized the ax to defend himself Dynes received a blow on the head from the back of the ax ogle left and Is now being sought by the officers Dynes is unconscious and the physl ans are unable to say yet whether the blow will prove fatal WATCHED OICERS GO BYBy Star Special Service MUNCIE Ind Nov Chief of lice Waldman of Gallon brought to Muncie today Otto McCoy a negro wanted here for the shooting ofGeorge Ashley another negro McCoy fled from the city and today confessed that while hiding behind a haystack near Selma he watched the Muncie officer go by on the other side Ashley wag badly wounded Contract Compelling Certain Stope la De clared Illegal By Star Special Service RANKLIN Ind Nov 19 An Impor tant decision favoring the Indianapolis Columbus Southern Traction Company has been handed down by Judge Bucking ham who has sustained the action of the company In its reductions of stops on the line between Columbus and Indianapolis In order to make scheduled time Origi nally there were 135 stops on the line but the company found It necessary to re duce them to ninety six In order to make good time and compete with tho trains of the Louisville division of the Pennsyl vania The result of the reduction of stops was a suit brought against tlie company by a Mr Van Vleet of this city He based ills suit on contracts which were purported to bind the company to make certain stops along the line In Judge Bucking ruling he sets forth that the con tract In question was Illegal and against public policy Inasmuch aa the cause was for the advancement of private Interests at the expense of public welfare Many Prominent Speakers on Program for Thirty Sixth Annual State Meet ing By Star Special Service MUNCIE Ind Nov The thirty sixth annual convention of the Indiana Young Christian Association con venes In this city Thursday afternoon and It is expected that some 300 delegates will be in attendance After the Creden tials Committee of which Guthrie of Indianapolis Is chairman has received the credentials the delegates will be as signed to Muncie homes for entertain ment Dr Bryan president of ranklin College will be In charge of the students' meeting riday afternoon Mr A Godard of Indianapolis will be In charge of the music which will be a leading fea ture The sessions of the convention will be held In the High Street Church Among those who will address the con vention are Hon rank Hanly Indian apolis Governor of Indiana Car penter Chicago former vice president and general manager Pere Marquette system Rev William Evans Chicago director Biblical course Moody Bible Institute Pierce Dayton member State Ex ecutive Committee Edward A Halsey Chicago former City Controller Ober New York city field secretary In ternational Committee Hurrey New York city student secretary Interna tional Committee George isher New York city secretary physical de partment International Committee rank Burt Chicago president Association Training School A Bruner Chicago railroad secretary Illinois Prof A Shauck Dayton dean association fac ulty George Budd State secretary Ohio William Knowles Cooper general secretary Springfield Mass Dr Hughes Greencastle president De Pauw University Dr Bryan ranklin president ranklin College The convention will close Sunday even ing There is no A in Muncie but It is hoped after tho convention to carry out present plans to organize an or ganization and erect a building My Tom Boy Pretty Peggy GRIITH TO MEET MAYIELD Billy MayJeld and Billy Griffith of this city have been mWdMd to fight six rounds next Wednesday at Lafayette before the Eagles of thiit Both of the men are training for tho contest In this city and it promises to be one Of the best fights that has been'pMled off in sthts State for some time 1 Wayne Club to Make Arrangements for Winter Season By Star Special Service WAYNE Ind Nov 19 The If you want the family to be healthy strong and active give them Holli Rocky Mountain Tea this month Makes rich red blood bone and muscle 35 cents Tea or The City Council de cided upon the use of asphalt Instead of brick for the proposed pavement of the streets orty thousand brick were spoiled In a dry house at brick yard by a sudden cold spell of weather and kiln has shut down now for the winter Rev A Adams pastor of the Christian Church at Hartsville has accepted a call which was extended to him by the congregation of the Christian Church of Bluefield Va BLUI'TON The Bluffton Merchants' Asso ciation has Indorsed a county fair project01 ells County and members will sub scribe for stock Wells County has had no fair for several years ALEXANDRIA The Council Is planning a gala day for Alexandria when It is pro posed to combine the formal opening of the new fire station with the laying of corner stone for the City Hall Ln the near future Roy Zimmerman for a num ber of years connected with the Exchange Bank has resigned his position and goes to Richmond to accept the posi tion of manager of a lumber company at that place MUNCIE In a suit for divorce filed Mrs Ella Hysell wants a separation from rancis Hysell on the ground that he told her when they married that he was 62 years old when In reality as she after ward learned aha says ha was 72 WABASH The Lutheran congregation at North Manchester has extended a call to the Rev Kennerly of St Paris tn nil tho vacant pulpit and ths minister has accepted and will preach his flrst ser mon at North Manchester Deo 17 HARTORD Alleging negligence on the part of the Hartford City Lighting Company In permitting a guy wire to ob struct ths street Mrs Rosine Tassler has filed suit In the Circuit Court for $6 009 damages as the result of Injuries received by driving Into tho wire and being thrown from her buggy WABASH The Wabash County Medical So ciety has elected officers for the coming year as follows: President Kltson North Manchester vice president Renner Urbana secretary James Wlisom Wabash treasurer Blount Wabash Tho society which has been In existence for thirty years will hold meetings month ly hereafter Article Provides That All Outside Bowlers Will Not Be Detained at Louis ville More Than Three Days Park Theater £: Lottie Williams ST Everybody Coss lo the Park Concert Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (Karl Schneider) HAROLD BAUER Soloist Tickets from 50c to $200 for sale at Bald win's Plano Store IS North Pennsylvania St By Star Special Service BLOOMINGTON Ind Nov Indi ana has nrobablv eneracred In her lost athletic contest with Wabash and Notre Dame at least for the next few years Indiana will sever athletic relations with wuuasn Because tne latter team will not observe the same eligibility rules that are in force at Indiana The reason for the break with Notre Dame is the belief that the South Bend team Is too lax In the enforcement of her eligibility rules Indi ana has long felt that In continuing ath letlo relations with the Catholic school she has had everything to lose and noth ing to gain The charge is freely made here that Notre Dame pays little if any attention to the rules that are supposed to govern her athletes and while she might not be able to prove the charges she neverthe less feels that the best interests of the local athletic teams will be subserved by breaking off relations with Notre Dame Had Notre Dame defeated the Indiana eleven in the recent game it is probable that a rupture would have been postponed until a time at which it would not seem that It was Notre prowess that was feared In the light of the 22 to 5 victory however Indiana feels that she can act without this charge being made In addition to all this there has never a keen interest attached to games Notre Dame The break with Wa lias occasioned much more concern that with Notre Dame A VIEW One of the members of the Indiana fac ulty a man who Is active in the Institu athletic affairs said: recog nize that Wabash is a worthy foe that she is undoubtedly the leader in athletics among the secondary colleges We are not disposed in the least to question her methods for we think they are clean cut and honorable But If Wabash wants to play Indiana she must observe the same Strict rules as are enforced at Indiana If Wabash is allowed to go on as at pres ent playing her freshmen against Purdue and Indiana it will mean that she will be enabled to get more than her share of the athletic material of the incoming classes for there Is no disputing the fact that many boys choose the college that offers them the greatest participation In athletics If Wabash will observe the freshmen rule we shall be only too glad to continue our athletic relations with Indiana will make an effort to have Purdue join with her in this stand and It is believed that the authorities at Pur due will take the same view of the situa tion In this connection It is interesting to note that Indiana may resume athletic relations with De Pauw There is a movement on to this end To be consist ent Indiana would have to demand com pliance with the freshman rule by De Pauw and there Is little thought that the Methodists will do this A NEW SCHEDULE Having cut off Notre Dame and Wa bash it will be "up Indiana next year to schedule more games with Kentucky and Ohio teams The only four an nual fixtures now on Indiana's schedule are Purdue Chicago Cincinnati and Ohio State These are all good money makers so the team is not fearing any financial embarrassment as a result of cutting off these games nearer home Indiana cares nothing about the eligi bility rules that govern her opponents outside the State and the teams With the prospects bright for another great team here next season an effort will probably be made to get at least one more team on the schedule and if this is done it will prob ably be either Illinois or Northwestern Briefs ull Name E222.