The Topeka Daily Capital from Topeka, Kansas • Page 17

Sunday. October 3, 1020. THE DAILY CAPITAL 79 well, -and that he kicks 'em high and far. Grandv has been aFairmount proved a rtrawinjr card in the Rocky mountain city. Yet Baker rever won tUiiiiiUiitMHUUiiuiUihuUUiuiiUluMtiti i.oio.oi.

2 Justice Jhn Dawson, president: A. L. Uu Fetten. vice president W. E.

-onnelIey, secretary and treasurer. BREAKFAST I there hmiiiui rtf Mio altiturto tliaf- rft star fnr uprpr.il rpu fS; nnd nlthn Tnn r- fhe wind of the men from the plains. ried this year, finds timt to. step oufj ta CHAT tit IllHtti ill ii till UiitiiilIttiJti iitiiituiinttimt on the old gridiron. There is.

however, much pressure being i WASHBURN LOSES-JUHD FIGHT-TO CDBHHUSKEBS Holds Nebraska University to Two Touchdowns. ibis has been a poor week at thei Lnited States army recruiting station. uniy two enlistments were received George AV. Endinger, 213 West Gordon. I lopeka.

coast artillery; Guy A. LangeJ What's this frm the C. of brought on Karl Uston, the Baker director, by Western alumni. Listen certainly is bringing back the spirit to the Baldwin school. No matter what his success will be.

he has uuautry at caiup i Picture framing at cut orices. Wol- AlotMeg eott, S25 Kansai Adv. mount game? Grant starred for the Presbyterians. Rounds natural and life like. Henry must have reasoned with the eligibility committee at Emporia that threatened his star.

Grant was the season's hero last year, making touchdowjis about as Ruth makes home runs and now he's off again. Southwestern beat Cooper, 9 to 0, and 'Bill" Hates was seared to death, so it is reported. What the reason was no one tan ge. Sterling may be strongerthan fast year, or Southwestern may be weaker, and yet the Moundbuilders hare almost a veteran line-up, excepting the great Dalbom, who was graduated. The result of the started them fighting again and it was jthat fight which enabled his team to win from William Jewell Friday.

Frankly. Itaker had no other good chance to score than the one in which the Jewell quarterback fumbled behind his line, the ball recovered by Taylor for a touchdown. But while I this play gave Baker the wincing I score, earlier in the contest after Jew. I ell had placed the ball on Baker's fl-foot line with three downs to make ork was received in Topeka vester- day of the marriage of Mr. Ben Arkiu.

of St. Joseph, to Miss Gladys G. Gard- ner, also of St. Joseph. Both of these young people formerly lived in Topeka Dr.

Elizabeth Todd. Osteopath, Or-' Hi pheum Bldg. Phone 1244. Adv. I game will beget a great deal of interest -in the Sterling team, especially A.

P. McKown, Pelletier's stores Harding is not my choice for president, but he is the lesser of two evils. I. D. Billings, Pelletier's stores, as i HI the o'clock gong sounded The girls work harder now than any time of the 11 day.

Just watch them. the goal line, the Methodists piled 'em up as often as they started. A kick from squarely between the goal posts put the goal out of danger for the rest of the game. The kicker was Charles "Chub" Hill, a freshman who played with Baldwin high last year. He has begun the season in groat styh.

and will force recognition as long as he continues his pile-driver smashes and 75-cm. kicks. Loral College Outplays Larger Team in First Quarter, But Can't Keep Pace Score 14 to 0. Lincoln. Oct.

2. (Special) The cornhuskers and Washburn college, of Topeka. inaugurated the 1020 gridiron campaign today on Nebraska field, the huskers winning an interesting contest, 14 to 0, in the presence of 4,000 spectators. The beefy outweighing the Ichabods by a substantial margin, were outplayed during the opening period. Washburn had two promising chances to score but lacked the offensive punch to take the pigskin across the Nebraska goal.

A cornhusker rally featured the second period- in which the Nebraska eleven ran the ends and drove thru the line a succession of gains which advanced the ball from the middle of 1h field, carried it over the Washburn Quarterback Newman scored the touchdown. A fumbled punt-by Stevens. Washburn quarterback factored in Nebraska's second touchdown. Swanson, Nebraska end, recovered the ball on Washburn's 15 yard line, from which Fullback Dale and Halfback Moore, took it across the Ichabod's goal. Captain Day kicked both goals.

The line up. lilliliililiihiiiiiHiilliP 7 Warren It lee. the Hiawatha youth that plays quarter for Baker, handles punts I fearlessly, but takes fearful chances. Some day he may lose one of those UR advice for more than a year has been to buy onlv Ihe Hothino- vmi nrtnnllv nppHptl. It nnnr John Crawford, labor commissioner I wish MacSwiney would either die or eat.

Miss Bina Bresette Just because a woman is an old maid is no sign she hasn't had twenty ardent suitors. Walter Johnson I had no idea how hard a congressman works until I started putting out speakers in a campaign. Detective Angustin Alba Patrolman Rife is so big around he had to be taken off as a traffic cop. There was not room enough in the street for the traffic to pass by him. Delta Gamma sorority girl A regular cook would be more welcome at our chapter house than a handsome young man.

Dr. Warren E. Jeffrey, extraction of teeth, 7CHJ Kan. ave. Phone 702.

Adv. Euca Alba, for Colds and Headaches. Adv. Dining room girls. Steady work.

The New Cafeteria. 81S Kansas. Adv. City commissioners will hare their weekly meeting Monday instead of Tuesday, as usual, because pay day comes Tuesday. The payroll must be authorized one day before pay day.

Citv loans. See Davis-Wellcome Mtg. Co. Adv Miss Shinn. Chiropodist, 734 Kansas Ave.

Phone 1472 Adv. Dr. Earle G. Brown, city health officerWarn the children against scarlet fever. S.

C. Slckler, convention secretary at the Chamber of Commerce Saturday almost invariably is a quiet day around here. An Epworth social will be held tit the First Methodist church Wednesday evening. Drs. F.

M. Nancy J. Godfrey, Osteopaths, 831 Kan. Adv. The Saturday Night club held its first dinner of the ason at the Chocolate Shop last night and organized for the year.

VIhe new officers chosen if later games prove that McDonald, of the Colorado Aggies, has a going concern under him. Carl Moore, clerk of the industrial court, is again in demand as an official. Carl gives them that "Steady, boys," look, and as a result his games are always smooth and clean. He liked Friends especially well Friday, and had much to say in praise of Fullback Brown, Quarterback Smih and Left End Landreth. Haskell followers are loudly praising Wooferd, a half, who has a deceptive change of pace and an uncanny dodge.

Whatever it is Jie has. it has worked in both games. His ability to miss opposing tacklers seems little short of phenomenal. Tommy Anderson, his running mate, is battering and twisting as of old, and the two make a formidable pair for one eleten. FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM The Dawson Community club will meet at 2 :30 Thursday with Mrs.

C. 1'. Bailey, on East Seward avenue. Take youn prescriptions to the Walker Drug Stores, 1133 Kansas or Sixth and Jackson Adv. Miss Faye Connor, junior high school instructor I never worked so hard In my life.

V. RrTarkhurst Five thousand people have tried to tell me different wavs to cure up my lumbago. shoe-string catches and with the loss will go ball and a possible touchdown for his opponents. He picks punts off the grass when a fair catch or cautious play for the rebound would be better. At that, there is no doubt of the thrills afforded by watching Rice catch kicks.

The first claimant for state championships honors arise in the personnel of the Friends' university team, C. Q. Position. Washburn () Nebraska (14) economy to buy merchandise you cannot use now. That the public is quickly responsive to our remarkable offering in Men's Suits and Overcoats we refer you to any one of the hundreds of men who have availed themselves of this unusual -opportunity to buy Stein-Bloch and Collegian Clothes at the prices experts say will prevail next year.

Here is the list: A home I Without nmi.l a rrairi Fwans'in V. Munn 1 ay 'a pt. yunn Welier lnrn MaiflMp HowTTrth HuWka Subst ii ut inns Boies L. Blevins Simpson trvin CI Anderson R. Cossman R.

Holers ftevens. (Capt.) .1.. McKinley Dean li Wykoff Nebraska Wenke for Wel-Swanson; Moore for Ho- is in tieed of place The Dally Capital AVants do the rest. Adv. I Clyde Cowgill, assistant city attor- ney I haven't much patience with these people ho swear out complaints, then fail to appear in police court to i testify against the defendants.

1t; lor for Hartley, Swanson for Kojffi Sr)lTi-r; Shfr Banbury coaching. The Quakers started I the season handsomely, winning from Bethany, 31 to 0. They have a good line and a strong ba kf ield, with a quarterback that takes place with Mr. Scott, of Pittsburg, in his premier per-! forma nces. Smith drew enthusiastic praise for his work as a pilot.

Brown, i who will crowd any fullback in the I state, is going better than ever, and that means he is far above the average. Friends miss C. of Emporia I Normal and Washburn, and if they can stop Southwestern. St. Mary's and Pittsburg, have a speaking acquaint-! a nee with the gold footballs.

for Dana: for Ilubka: Dr. By gar, Den tint, SCO Kan. Ave. Everyone regardless of race, color, or Creed, are Invited to the regular meeting of the Abraham Lincoln branch of the "Friends of Irish Freedom," at KHngman's hall, 110 East (5th street, (over Klingman'ti drug store) on this Sunday -afternoon at 3 o'clock, when membership cards will be distributed. Good sneaking and ringing and latest news from Ireland will be given out.

Come and help the cause of liberty and the suffering. Adv. Schoi'pppI for Moore; Bassott for jluntt; Unit for kann: Dana for Schprer; for ny: Moore for Srhorppti; Boy for Dale: Thompson for Jlnnre: Hartley for llotrers: Mcfila.son for Newman. for Dean; Winpett for Anderson: I'aitnatitr for Clape: Sirailer for Blevins: Barslow for Simpson: McFarlanJ for McKinley: Kendall for Borers. Touchdown Newman.

Moore. AUV. I Students who desire to take the Kansas university law extension course can enroll at the high school building Monday afternoon letween the hours of 4 and 0 o'clock. 1. II CONEY.

"Vic' Grundy. Fairmount half, gets the individual honors of the -Wheat-shockers in their 13 to 0 loss to C. of E. fioalH for louchdawn Day, 1'. Scuf iiv Vebraisa 0 7 7 0 14 urn 0 0 0 0 0 Time of periods Fifteen minutea.

Johnson, Boane collese. ITiinnr. I r. .1. A.

Iieilly. fjeorsetown university. Head linesman Mack Baidridge, Yal university. President M. F.

TEE-HAM, AA'indow glass and glazing. Miller-Gillespie P. G. 107 E. 8th.

Adv. Observers report that he is runnini Secretary, Si KANSAS FOOTBALL NOTES Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats and Suits $19.73 and Suits 24. 73 and Suits 28.73 and Suits $31.73 and Suits; 32.73 and Suits 36.73 and Suits. .39.73 and Suits 43. 73 and Suits 43.73 and Suits.

.48.73 and Suits ...49.73 and Suits 33.73 ancLSuits 33.73 and Suits 38.73 and Suits 39.73 and 63.73 $25.00 330.00 $35.00 $40.00 $42.00 $45.00 $50.00 $55.00 $58.00 $60.00 $62.00 $65.00 $68.00 $70.00 $72.00 $75.00 Wm. Connors Furniture Co 1 A Store for Everybody IIV LESLIE EDMONDS. i Before the discussion becames too bitt'r it is just as well for the Kansas i conference to keep its eljribility on straight. Dr. Garfield AVeede, ath- letic director of Pittsburg normal authorizes the statement that he has not protested any player in the con-1 ference.

and that he does not intend to do so. The statement has particu lar reference to published reports that he intended protesting Kansas normal Sale cU'cc p'ayers alter the Emporia school had defeated Pittsburg, 111 to 15. If Bill Hargiss is using ineligible men, the complaint must come from some 'other source than Doctor AVeede. oieir MM liiilllffl ILAMB-EHGIl vo Doctor AVeede did say before the game in question that as chairman, of the Kansas conference eligibility committee he had received protests about men at conference schools, including protests against men in the Emporia school. lie assured Hargiss that if as chairman of that committee he pressed inquiries concerning the standing of the men in question it would be done only because his position demanded that action.

So here's the situation in the conference. The race for students last summer has led to complications. Charges and counter charges are already abroad. AVhat truth is behind them only an investigation will show. Hargiss, as the first one under open fire, denies that any of his men are tainted with professionalism or ineligibility; and if Hargiss remembers the constant assaults on his teams of other days, he will keep himself and his men above suspicion.

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Negligence In the jrreatest with those suffering front thi disease, which invariably prows more complicated without the aid of a specialist. Write for My Free Iiooklet on Rectal Disease. iri'-nt plus j-'-r -insures A-l Dry -m There is no school in the conference that doesn't make efforts, some stren-ious and some quiet, to enlarge its athletic personnel by recruiting athletes from high schools. In mose cases a chance to earn necessary expenses by working is all that is offered. Scholarships consisting mostly of free tuition are frequently used.

The sum total of the efforts seems to be only a general ami emlrasive increase of athletes, with no fhrgraut violations of the amateur code. When a case is brought up the end is usually the implication of many more minor offenders. The last eligility scandal began Avith a complaint against an Emporia normal player and brought up with mention of players from six other-colleges. It is to Ik.1 hoped that what promises to be as fine a fall for football as the Kansas conference ever has seen will io lie marred by acrimony. Bur.

there is this to be remembered. Profession alism and ineligibility have no place in collegiate and interscholastic football. After writing letters by the score. 'Book" AA'oodward. of Hays Normal, has at last secured six conference games.

At least, he has five and a tentative affirmation on the sixth. Hays will have the following schedule: Oetober Friends at Ha. October 15 Haskell at l.awrenoe. October 22 Open. October 2S St.

Mary's at St. Marys. November 5 Kansas Wesleyan at Hays. November 12 lVtliany at I.indsberJT. November Baker at Hays.

November Cooper at Hays. C. S. WOLFE, M. D.

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J). Thomas Lumber. Vf Lf mr i i Wm The Baker game Is the only rub. The Baker authorities are eoimuuni- eating with Denver university in regard to a game to 1 played in Denver i November 20. A decision will lx.

made this week. It is to 1h hoped that Baker plays in the conference if the. Hays schedule is dependent on the Methodists for the sixth conference game. 71 6 Kansas Avenue- Employment students w. i'." tv ics w.htt'A.

cata z. 107-117 East Eighth, Tcpcka, 0 The Baker-LVnver game was ortte ajK feature of the Mtnoaists. scuouuie ana.