The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 11

4 11 si Boiler Makers Next to ace Maroons pihue Pima THREE STARS ON ROSE POLY OOTBALL TEAM rom OB GHICAfiO GAME Indianapolis TEAM WILL LEAVE ON RIDAY Union Southern to be continued NEH ull Back GRAY (CAPTAIN) Right Tackle WENTE Left Tackle 2 CUBAN VESSELS LAUNCHED Gridiron Gossip ATHLETIC GOODS JllHiiMChuMtti Ave PROPERTY SEIZED GAME CONNER PLAYS AST and Sets DERAILED TRAIN INJURES 21 ENGINE HITS CABOOSE 2 DIE to A "WANT AD" IN THE STAR TO END DECORATION ABUSE IS A "WANT IN THE HOME PROVEN CURES! 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 played Bowen and Rauh have not TROTTER BRINGS BIG PRICE 3 0 0 UPHOLDS TEMPERANCE LAWS High run 0 0 0 SAN ANTONIO GETS MEETING and St Born ma I safely can I plain statement ST 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at once and by not a sign or a orbes but Kel coming 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 my case? the truth Indian Motorcycles Pelvia Plies 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 The Thomas woman displayed eev dcop scars as a result of the fight said that a razor was used on her 0 0 0 0 0 3 Ada and Tex left 0 0 at the Co to Sunder A In the his has Mr 0 0 NEGRO SOLDIER SLAYS TWO SURRENDERS ATER IGHT Wheeling Lake Erie railroad were killed near Long Run today In a col lision with a locomotive GHWMtineCo 4MX 12S DUwr St Coach Horr Instructs Men on ine Points of Play in Black board Drill MORGAN RETURNS TO SAYLOR CAMP ormer Sparring Partner Will Aid Him in Work for Bronson Bout Russian Consul Cite Mortgage in Re senting Action Against Persian TEHERAN Oct 10 The property of Shau es Sultaneh brother of the deposed Shah of Persia was today ''seized by or der of Treasurer General Shuster The Russian consul general strongly objected to the procedure stating that the prop erty was mortgaged to a Russian bank 3 High Pa Oct 10 The bodies of were uncovered today when debris at the Goodyear Hotel was at Thev were not iden Eleven hundred men were at during the day clearing the wreck BRIT1SH CITY HONORS CARNEGIE ST ALBANS England Oct The freedom of the city was bestowed today upon Andrew Carnegie The American ambassador Mr Reid and Mrs Reid 35 ot kilned club in thrower left hand bats played with Gettysburg Conductor and Passenger Killed In Crash on Ohio Road WHEELING Va Oct Clyde King of Dillonvale a conductor and Thomas Burdette a passenger riding in the caboose of a freight train on the rom start to ran neck and neck the score was an players had an even 0 0 0 1 INDIANA BLOOMINGTON Ind Oct Work of the hardest kind is to be the program for the remainder of this week accord ing to Coach Jimmy Sheldon The little coach scored the men for the listless way they played against Chicago Saturday Capt Gill and Harold King booted the ball down the field at the beginning of workout while the ends practiced running down punts The freshmen fought hard er in scrimmage this afternoon than they nave this season Erehart surprised the bleachers by booting the ball between the goal posts from the thirty five yard line It was the first time this year the infants had scored on the varsity This aroused the regulars to fighting spirit and in a few minutes lemming was sent over for the first marker but King missed goal Merrill Davis the star half back who has been unable to play owing to an Injury appeared on the field this afternoon He will play in the game against ranklin next Saturday The game with North western one week from Saturday will be the second conference contest for Indiana shows a decided of last week lower and the wonderfully The 0 0 0 Majority of Passengers on Seaboard Line Hurt In Wreck CORDELE Ga Oct Twenty one persons were hurt when a Seaboard Air Line passenger train from Helena to Co lumbus was partially derailed near here this morning Only nine of the train's thirty passengers escaped bruises BUTLER The Butler football squad held its first real practice yesterday afternoon since the contest with ranklin last Saturday Coach Glpe who succeeds Allerdice gave the men a stiff workout and told them that they would have a much harder contest Saturday with Transylvania than they did with the Baptists last week Gipe urged the men to get more vim and spirit into their play and told them that much of the week will be consumed in teaching them to tackle Gipe at once put the men to work on the tackling dummy and kept them busy until dark ness interfered Traub former Marion Club star who has joined the squad showed up well at quarter and will un doubtedly be a fixture at that position The game Saturday will be played at Washington Park resumed after for more than an hour Coach the players instructions on i nis wotk is the week will leave on riday in order Short Sketches of Plotters on the Champion Baseball Team game Monday night and placed his hopes He counted on the Daly Automobile Races to Be eature of In ternational air SAN ANTONIO Tex Oct The contest board of the American Automobile Associa tion haa Issued sanction No 404 for auto mobile races during the International air The dates for the races will be Nov 9 11 and 12 It is expected that at least a dozen rac ing machines will enter for the meet The sanction requires that the track shall be made absolutely dustless and that a bumper be erected thirty feet back from the inside Carr' member of the contest board executive committee and representative of that body in the Southwest will have general supervision of this work and also will hoc that the course Is well policed dur ing the races TWIST and no man nut of the lonr Hat treatment at my hands can truthfully say otherwise I Invite your closest Investigation of these statements and will welcome the opportuni ty to prove them to you If you are at all skeptical care not where you have been treated or by whom I know that my meth odH have been successful and I have the greatest confidence In them a confidence that is born out of actual and numerous tests My motto has ever been: "Prove American Medical Specialists DR OSBORN in Charge I Scrubs Give Varsity Eleven Hard est Scrimmage Practice of Year on Stuart ield AUSTIN two women thi muss of on what had been Main street tacked by workmen tined work age Jack Morgan stalked into Milburn Say lor's training camp at the Oakley Club yesterday and the advent of the veteran middleweight was hailed with delight by the young lightweight championship aspi rant There was a reason Morgan was Saylor's first boxing "tutor When they worked together 1Q a factory a few years ago Morgan was in the height of his box ing career and he took an interest in the clever 'youngster teaching him the fine points of the game Later when Saylor be gan to forge to the front Morgan acted as his sparring partner and adviser A few months ago they parted company but with important battle with Ray Bronson at the Auditorium only one week away Morgan decided to offer his services to nis former protege They were so well phased to see each other that they donned the gloves at once and ex pressed their pleasure in three rounds of fast pommeling each other Saylor says Morgan will give him just the work he needs to round out his training BRONSON AND DILLON WORK The reuniting of Morgan and Saylor fol lows the rejoining of the Bronson Dillon forces Before Bronson started on his trip around the world he and Dillon worked together but it was not until the Saylor mute)) was made that Dillon cast his lot with Bronson again Now they are working together hammer and tongs at the Bronson Dillon club to prepare Ray for his bout Jack Dillon has been matched to meet Joe Burke of Dayton tn a ten round bout at Peru next riday night before the Peru Athletic Club Burke is said to he promising middlewight of the Buckeye state and capable of giving Dillon a hard battle Jerry Walls who is promoting the fistic entertainment has matched Tommy Dillon brother to meet Jack Woods in the ten round double windup Charlie Olson of this city will referee the bouts Ellis Again Wins rom Daly in Billiard Game TOBACCO la made of the highest grade Burley Tobacco in the United States Daughters of President Gomez Chris ten Ships in Philadelphia Yards PHILADELPHIA Pa Oct The first vessels for new' navy were launched at the Cramp shipyard here this afternoon The vessels are the protected cruiser Cuba and the Patria a training ship Miss Manana Gomez christened the Cuba and the Patria received its name at the hands pf Miss Nardo Gomez They are daughters of President Gomez The Cuba is 260 feet long and will carry two four inch guns and a number of other guns of smaller caliber The training ship has a length of 185 feet 0 0 1 0 1 0 McDonald Sells Electric Todd to Sena tor Bailey for $10000 TOLEDO Oct Mooney tonight received word from hls trainer Alonzo Mc Donald at Indianapolis that his trotting stallion Electric Todd had been sold today to Senator Joseph Bailey of Texas for $10 uuv waney win pjace jwectric xona on farm at Lexington Ky Electric Todd a mark of and was purchased by Mooney four years ago DR OSBORN The dtcltr wb 1 treat neb can perimlly miituti 4th I will tell you plainly what my opinion of your case is after a thorough ex amination and whether it is hopeless or otherwise and thia opinion will be strictly confidential and honest between man and man 5th My claim is that no physician in my line in this city can show a greater per cent of cured cases than I can and these ere my warmest and most enthusiastic friends 6th My charges are altogether reasonable LAAYETTE Ind Oct (Special) into the varsity line the scrubs gave the regulars one of the hard est scrlmwges of the year this after noon on Stuart ierd Coach Horr kept the players hard at work for a while and then sent them through fast signal prac tice The work today Improvement over that 'The line is playing charging has Improved Chicago forwards are among the best in the conference and as Purdue meets the Maroons Saturday on Marshall ield tlie team must hustle The fighting spirit of the locals is not In the least Impaired by their defeat by Wabash It was shown in the game against the Little Giants that the Purdue men were fighting hard and tackling bet ter than they have been for many a DCttBUR Blackboard drill was supper and Horr gave new plays all through The men not to be worn out by the long trip Gets High Rbn of Tourney Up Big Average Yesterday in the billiard aeries lumbia Club George Conner lost land 101 to 63 but won from Hetherington 105 to 31 He played the fastest game the tournament starting with a run of from the break and making an average over 6 for the entire game In tho pool Elliott won from Allison 65 CONNOR Af(ent Union Pacific Co Standard Route 53 ourth Avenue East Cincinnati ot the West Parliament Will Pass Law for the Punishment of Impostors PARIS Oct 10 The coming session of Parliament will witness the introduction of a to prevent the wearing of deco rations by those who have no right to them When Briand was prime min ister he called the attention of the police to this abuse There are in rance about fifty decorations varying from that for farm laborers to that of the Legion of Honor with five grades orty eight thousand renchmen belong to the Legion of Honor dangerous far 0 REDERICK Born outfielder joined club in thrower left hand bat played with Burlington itoc 0 Total 50 9 to 12 1 to 7 to 9 to 1 oaly to ft NEGRESS SENT TO CELL Nellie Johnson colored who cut Thomas colored nt Indiana avenue I Pure street several weeks ago sentenced to two to fourteen years in th Woman's Prison yesterday by Judge Markey on a charge of assault and bat tery with intent to kin Tne tight re sulted because the Thomas woman tonk the Johnson woman's away from her era! She Trooper After Killing Comrade Mur ders One Colored Girl and Mor tally Wounds Another Oct After fatally wounding ort Ethan Allen a trooper of the Conn Newark 1 Providence I New York American League Detroit American League LAPP JOHN Born razer Pa Sept 2 1884 catcher joined club in 1909 right hand thrower right hand uiiBinaii loiiiicriv dll co uirn mouth va unester Syracuse ana Acwara Born Portland joined club in 1906 right hand batsman 0 0 47 Referee Harry Gelsel acquired by overindulgence or Indiscretion all things and hold fast to that which is More than this I can not say mors you ought not require I specialize In Pelvic Rectal Nervous and Chronic Diseases as follows Blood Poison Rupture Obstructions Hydrocele Piles Is sure istula Diseases of Kidneys Bladder and Prostate Nervous Debility Acute and Chronic Acquired Dieeases If you can not call write for Symptom Blank Cor Washington and Meridian Stroeta Entrance No 9 North Meridian Street Booms and 3 The have a game with the Dutch Specials on Oct 29 The Plainfield Quakers hove reorganized and would like to book games away from home They average 150 pounds Write or call rank Calbert manager Plainfield Ind The second Washingtons defeated the Pros pects 23 to 0 in a one sided game The winners would like to arrange games with 100 or 105 pound teams the A A Juniors and the Southern Nationals preferred Call Prospect 1402 and ask for Jim The Prospects deny being defeated by the Spartans contending they were defeated by the 'second Washingtons They would like to arrange a game with tho Spartans HOMING PIGEONS TO RACE CONNERSVILLE Ind Oct Several owners of Homing pigeons are getting up a bird race which will take place in a few weeks The match Is being talked of a great deal in the betting circles at Indian apolis and Dayton Two fine pigeons were received here today by one of the city fire men with instructions to let them loose at exactly 9 o'clock Wednesday morning This is a trial flight and is aimed to got the birds In good condition 0 2 3 1 run 4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1st I will convince you that my medical education is second to none in my line In this city 2nd I will demonstrate to your satisfaction that my equipment outside ot my medical education to am ple and that my treatment Is in line with the lat est discoveries In medical science pertaining to my specialties 3rd My practice has extended through years of time and is co extenslve with the state of Indiana and has embraced every stage of the diseases I treat from the mildest to the most acute and chronic and 1 from those that arise from ordinary causes to thoea mat are receiving Belle Lexington 95c tvblrky full quart Old Buckhannon $1 25 Whlaky 15 year old full qt THE SANTA CLARA CO Cail or write for general price list DEPAUW GREENCASTLE Ind Oct 10 Secret practice will be maintained all week at DePauw Tomorrow will be the 'ast scrimmage before the Wabash game and then will be tlie final trial of the new plays which the team has learned since the contest at Bloomington Light signal practice will be held Thursday afternoon and early riday morning the team will leave tor Crawfordsville "Banty" Dale has been chosen yell leader An extended yell practice was held last night in Me Harry Hall and practically the whole college attended A special excursion will leave Greencastle at I o'clock riday for Crawfordsville college band to gether with about 300 rcoters expect make the trip Mcarland still waits LOUIS Mo Oct 10 Officer of thfl Mozart Club who wore prevented last night from staging a boxing bout between'Packey" Mcarland and Grover Hayes de cided tonight to seek further legal advice before they applied for an Injunction to re strain the police Mcarland left the city this afternoon Cleveland 1882 joined club In 1909 right hand thrower: right hand bats man formerly played with Wheeling Va Cincinnati and Indianapolis Ind KRAUSE HARRY Born San rancisco Cal 1889 pitcher joined club in 1909 left hand thrower left hand batsman formerly played with St Mary's College California MARTIN HAROLD Born Boston Mass 1887 pitcher joined club In 1911 right hand thrower right hand batsman formerly played with Beverly Mass DANORTH Born Waco 1891: nitcher: Joined club in 1911 hand thrower left hand batsman for merly played with Baylor College and Baylor seml pro club STRUNK Born Philadelphia The Skill That Cures Thia is just what every man afflicted with disease Is looking for Moreover it is what he has a right to expect The question for him to determine is where can I find skill that There are a few things that one may know for himself and knowing these he is prepared to act intelligently in the selection of a reliable specialist Allentown Pa COOMBS JOHN Me 1885 pitcher riaht hand thrower: formerly played with college and Mont pelier Vt MURPHY Born Philadel phia Pa 1876 outfielder joined club in 1902 right hand thrower right hand batsman: formerly played with Worces ter Mass Norwich Conn and New York National League LORD Born Upland Pa Sept 21 1883 outfielder joined club in 1905 right hand thrower right hand batsman formerly played with Upland semi pro club Lancaster Pa Coats vihe Pa and Cleveland American League MORGAN HARRY Born Martins erry Nov 10 1878 pitcher I joined club in 1909 right hand thrower right hand batsman formerly played with all River Mass St Louis Amer ican League Minneapolis Minn St Paul Minn Indianapolis Ind Boston Mass ana Montreal yuencr LIVINGSTON PATRICK Wheatcroft Ships 169 Horses of dames Stud to Australia LEXINGTON Ky Oct Irving Wheatcroft the owner of the Ht James stud farm here today shinned all his thoroughbreds to Australia where ho pro poses to start a large breeding establish ment near Melbourne Among the noted race horses that went with tho stud were St Simon and Sesarlon In all there were 159 horses valued at $250000 in the ship ment Mr Wheatcroft who accompanied the horses said that the enforcement of betting laws forced him to leave the coun try NOTES THE AMATEURS The Indianapolis Northerns will close a successful season Sunday when they meet the Anderson club The Northerns have played some good teams this season and have done wall The team owes much of Its success to the pitching of Lefty Grace and the hitting of the club Their winning battery Grace and Therre will work Sun day Tho Riverside Regulars defeated the Ad mirals 7 to 1 Bell of the winners pitched great ball striking out fifteen mpn and al lowing two hits The feature of the game was a one handed atop by McDonald of the Regulars The Regulars would like to hear from the manager of the Indianapolis Grays Call Main 8919 BANTAMWEIGHTS IGHT DRAW CLEVELAND Oct Harry orbes of Chicago former bantamweight champion and Samuel Keller English boxer fought ten Tounu io a urttw nere tunigni had the better of the earlier rounds ler earned the draw decision by strong in the later rounds BURLINGTON Vt killing two persons and a third during a fight at today Matthew Carlisle Tenth Cavalry (colored) A was captured by troopers whom he held at bay for half an hour Andrew ox a private of tlie Tenth Cavalry and Sarah Washington 19 years old were killed by Carlisle Beatrice Stuart 18 years old was shot and mortally wounded All are negroes Carlisle was arrested this morning for failure to appear for morning fatigue duty and ox is understood to have re ported him While detained in quarters Carlisle retained his rifle and ammunition ully armed he left ids quarters this afternoon and approaching ox shot off the back of his head Holding off pur suers by flourishing his rifle Carlisle fled to a building a mile away There he en countered the two girls and shot them later hiding in the building Meanwhile the guard had been called out at ort Ethan Allen and after a time 'surrounded the house Carlisle held them off for some time by firing occasional shots from a but when a bullet from a trooper's rifle entered his leg he surrendered We want you to know and satisfy yourself that our statements are truo We can give you Bank and Mercantile references as to our financial stand ing and responsibility but this does not prove the merits ot our treat ment If you contemplate taking treatment you want to know whether we are going to cure you You want to be sure that you are going to de rive permanent benefit for your decision in selecting a doctor may mean your future health welfare and happiness To convince you of the merits of our treatment we know of no better way than to you to a num ber of the patients that we have cured You can call and see them per sonally or write them and see what they have to say of the merits of our treatment our honesty and integrity this the very best evidence we can possibly give you? We want you to make a careful investigation and convince yourself of the merits of our treatment then come to us and be cured We Cure These Diseases or orfeit $1000 to the Patient as per Our Contract RUPTURE is an escape of the bowel from the abdominal cavity Rupture sometimes results In strangulation and death Trusses should not be continually worn as they only aggravate the trou ble We have a sure safe method of curing Ruptures Besides being absolutely reliable It is painless and harmless It makss no difference how many times you have been treated we can cure you and will guarantee entire satisfaction HYDROCELE results from Injury and is sometimes difficult to distinguish from rupture or varicocele The remedy we use for curing Hydrocele completely obliterates the tumor the use of an Internal preparation for a few days symptom of the disease ever reappears BLOOD One of the most universal reaching and dreaded diseases known to medical science capable ot being transmitted from one generation to another A disease that In the past has baffled the skill and knowledge of the best Scientists of the world and which until recently was considered Incurable by many or at best the course of treatment was so extremely lengthy covering a period of many months or years and in many eases doing much injury to the patient Wo cure this most distressing and dangerous disease by the latest and most approved scientific method in from one to three treatments which causes a complete cessation of all unpleasant and mortifying symptoms in from five to ten days and eliminates every vestige of the poison from the system In from ten to thirty days thus rendering a complete and lasting cure In few days Can you who have drugged yourself for months and years with Potaslum and Mercury continue to do so longer when there Is a safe and speedy cure for you and at a very reasonable cost? YOU PAY WHEN CURED TMTK'Q'TTr' A Our ability dltlnctlve method an reasonable charges before placing your case elsewhere If vou can AA5 LCllUnilj not cnll wrlte for gymptom blank CONSULTATION AND THOROUGH EXAMINATION REE TO Al I WHO MAY CALL 9 to 5 only DR LUCKEITCO Indianapolis Priest Declares It Duty to Pre vent Sale of Liquor That the state has an inherent right to enact laws against the sale of liquor because of its detrimental effect on those who use It was the assertion of the Rev Baron of Yorkville Ind a Catholic priest who addressed a meeting of the Knights of ather Matthew tn the organi hall Capitol avenue and Georgia street last evening ather Baron de that be is a nrohibltionlst and ex pressed the belief that every Catholic should be a total abstainer In addition to ather Baron the Rev Downey assistant priest at St John's Church and the Rev James Colter pastor of Holy Church spoke ather Baron Is here attending the retreat of Indianapolis diocesan priests at St John's ather Downey asserted that ather visits to America had caused more than 80 000 persons to take the temperance pledge ather Colter urged tlie mem bers of the society to work for additional membership in the order The meeting was held In commemoration of the an nlversarv of the birth of ather Theo bald Matthew who Is known as the Irish apostle ot temperance GREAT RIVER ABSORBS LOOD NERVOUH DECLINE NERVOUS DEBILITY UNCTIONAL 1 WEAKNESS and all kindred disease that cause loss of Vitality Ambition Vim Vigor Strength Courage and render so many unfit for the duties and pleasures of life means WEAKNESS of the nerves and nerve centers or general debility of the whole' nervous system Noone can be strong If his nervous system ls ti Impaired because the nerves control the blood and when the proper circulation ceases disease Is bound to result Tn treating these diseases from which nearly all nervous dis orders and functional weakness originate we have particular ad vantage over other physicians because we have thorough knowl edge of the seat anil caueo of the disease which la always neces sary to Insure success In treating any affilctlon Our thorough course of treatment Immediately stops nervousness relieves back ache all effects of dissipation and by adding flesh and muscle tho patient Is restored to health strength and complete vigor In from thirty to sixty days VARICOCELE OR ENLARGED WEAK BLOOD VESSELS Is slm ply veins filled with curdled or stagnant blood the same as Vari cose veins In any other part of the body Every one affected with Varicocele of long standing knows that It has blighted his life 4 end handicapped him In his business career and that he has made a great mistake In not having himself cured We cure Varicocele In one treatment without pain cutting loss of blood or detention from business Our treatment Is permanent and will forever re tleve you of your Varicocele and Its unpleasant symptoms PILES are smalt vascular tumors and they have a most de grading Influence on tho general health We cure Plies without' cutting nor do we use any ligatures or carbolic acid Injections which treatment has ruined many Our treatment Is safe and painless causing no detention from business and when you are dismissed by us you are cured for life You can make arrangements with us to deposit the amount of the foe subject to our order when we dismiss you cured KINDLY REMEMBER That Dr erris th old and long estab lished Bpeclallst la curing surterero every day tor a very small charge ot all Blood Nervous and Pelvlo Varicocele Hydrocele AU Dlseaeee of tno Kidneys and Bladder and Proetate Gland lib to tn hitve Dr er rls uur yuu under ti poHitive legul antee secured by 100000 deposit of the largeat banks lner aiAJnnr complete suite of offices in city The Dr erris Institute Is different her doctors' offices because It 1H eqt pped with everything that money will buy to enre tho thousands who come to nim every year Walting THIRD LOOR the TRACTION TER MINAL BUILDING corner Illinois and Market streets Jndlanopolls Ind Write today for free 72 page Illustrated book RANKLIN RANKLIN Ind Oct 10 Only the lightest kind of practice was Indulged in yesterday afternoon by the Baptists owing to the stiffness and soreness of the men Jones lectured the players however upon their playing last Satur day by pointing out the defects and showing how their play could have been improved This week's practice will be devoted to developing speed and team work All of the men came through Sat urday's contest In good condition with the exception of Sheek and Crowell The team this year is very light and Coach Jones is relying on speed and fighting spirit to hold Indiana's men to a low score in the contest Saturday A BOYS ENTERTAIN Pacific These trains will be solid tourist sleeping car trains with dining car serving excellent meals for as little as 40 cents Three Victrola Conceits will be given each day in a lounging car which baa been added for the purpose Every inch to San rancisco is protected by electric block signals The road bed ia ballasted with Dusties Sherman Gravel And you can buv a ticket at this 111 price up to and mclud ing October 1 3th Arter this date it will cost you about 50 per cent more than the present low fare 1 ri'i fl pecial Colonist irams de luxe will leave Umana Uctober I tn 1 4 th 15th and 16th over the THE INDIANAPOLISSTAR WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11 1911 Big Crowd Witnesses Games Races in Gymnasium The big gymnasium of the was packed last night when the bovs Junior department gave an entertainment assisted by Graf the assistant physical director and Arlington Evans a graduate of the A training school at Spring field Mass The program opened with a class drill hr all the boys After the class drill there was a game by the smaller boys A relay race was won by the North Sides The boys and high school relay race was exciting the business boys winning by a nose The business boys ran away from the high school boys In a game of basket ball the final score being 18 to 8 The game was clean all the way The score at the end of the first half was 7 to 2 In favor of the business boys They started out strong In the second and hung up eleven points to sig for the high school lads THOROUGHBREDS GO ABROAD Charles Ellis again defeated Cal Daly in their fight for the city three cushton championship at the Board of Trade par lors last night by the score of 50 to 47 Another record breaking crowd was on hand to witness the match and witnessed a very spectacular game finish the players and several times nounced when the number of points Ellis ns in his again won the lag on the black ball snot shot but missed the next had blood in his eye and by some care ful and shooting hung up a four count for his first inning Ellis then again missed and Daly came back with a count of two more points Ellis kept on playing hard and in his thirteenth frame clicked off the one which put him even with his veteran opponent They were tied for only one Inning however as Daly sent in a count for three and forged to the front Ellis at this stage of the bout showed great ring generalship and by using a little oil now and then soon took the lead In the fiftieth frame the score stood 25 to 20 In favor of Ellis After the half way mark was passed both players took a brace and exhibited marvelous billiards Banks1 follows and five cushion shots were made with ease Daly found it almost imposfble to get a and with a little more on several shots would have ended the match with more buttons El lis again featured on his famous cross country shot and like Daly got the glad hand on a number of occasions The score for the two nights' play now stands 100 for Ellis and 79 for Daly The final block will be played tonight when Daly will endeavor to make seventy one and Ellis will shoot for fifty points Score 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 3 1st Han tho doctor a thorough medical education? 2nd What equipment ha he for the practice of hie cpeclaltlez outside of his education? 3rd What practice has had along the line of his specialties that would give him the necessary experi ence and skill In applying his knowledge to my case? tn is ne nonest ana wm no teu about my condition? 5th Does ho cure his patients and trust my caeo In his hands? 6th Are charges reaaonable? I will answer these questions by a ot the truth: Mississippi Shows Capacity for Water armer Meets Death LA CROSSE Wis Oct With the flood nourlnK Into the Mississippi from all Ports points above and overrunning the low lanas norm or me cuj uie showing capacity to care for the great volume of water Beyond the one death yesterday no further reports of loss of life have been received Henry Peterson a farmer at Spring Slough above here was cut off by the high waters today and drowned before he could get back to bls home This Is the second death due to the flood McGillicuddy Cornelius (Con nie Born Brookfield Mass 1864 manager joined club in for" played with Meriden Vt ashing ton and Milwaukee COLUNS EDWARD Born Miller ton III May 2 1887 second base joined club in 1906 right hand throwri'h oT hand batsman formerly played with Co lumbia University PUNK EDWARD Born Gettys mm ninii in burg a lb i pnenei 1901 leit nana man formerly College HARTSEL Polk 1878 1902 left hand mun fnrmerlv Ym YreoTvrv Ala Grind Rapids Mich Louisville Ky In dlanapolls Tnd Cincinnati and Chi cago DAVIS Boni in Philadelphia Pa 1873 first base joined club In 1901 right hand thrower right hand batsman formerly played with Providence I Pawtucket I New York and Pitts burgh BARRY JOHN Born April 26 1887 at Meriden Conn shortstop joined club In 1908 right hand thrower right hand batsman formerly played with Holy Cross College OLDRING REUBEN Born New York city May 30 1881 outfielder joined club in 1905 right hand thrower right hand batsman formerly played with New York American League McINNIS Born Malden Mass 1892 first base joined club In 1908 right hand thrower right hand batsman for merly played with Haverhill Mass BAKER Born Trappe Md 1886 third base joined club in 1908 right hand thrower right band batsman formerly played with Reading Pa BENDER CHARLES Born Brainerd Minn May 6 1883 pitcher joined club in 1903 right hand throw er right hand batsman formerly played with Carlisle Indian school Dickenson College and Harrisburg Athletic Club THOMAS Born Ballston Sna I Tctn 99 1 RR1 nafnlicr1 nlnK In IRfiO mit flolrlAH nlnorl nhih In 1O1A 1 1908 right hand thrower right hand left hand thrower right hand batsman I were present at tho ceremony and the batsman formerly played with Hartford I formerly played with Milwaukee Wis ambassador made a speech I "4 CT T9 Ar fe I wwmww aXj xx 1 '1 'J E'j I' rql i i 9 kt 11 JI1211 LL UUi Arr ow Bl 'CT WlJ 58 but lost to Wood 42 to 60 Johnson downed Wiggins 75 to 19 while Allison bested Gilbert 65 to 42 The standings: BILLIARDS 1 Won Lost Pct Norris 4 1 800 HUI 4 666 Conner 2 1 666 Sunderland 600 Hetherington 2 4 333 Buskirk 1 333 Clark 0 1 000 Wiley 0 1 000 I3ass 0 1 000 Davis 0 000 Miller and Coneys have not played POOL Won Lost lct letcher 3 0 1000 Mallory 1 0 1000 Wood 2 1 750 Btlles 1 760 Johnson 4 666 I Elliott 3 000 1 Randall Allison 3 375 iGriffith 0 000 'Gilbert 0 2 000 Wiggins 0 3 000 Whitlock 0 4 000 1 fcf I I 7 I is 35 3 4' IL ISA 1 'XX it I Ax' rr A I 1 A 1.