The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 3

THU TV i TOTON HERALD PAGE a CABOUHA ATHLETES ARE ALL HEAVY MEN One True pedlclnal lnJhlskey V' Beware of So-called Ones Imitations Unscrupulous dealers mindful only their profit and caring nothing for the health of their patrons are offering for sale low of Revolution in baking methods which gave the world Uneeda Biscuit also resulted 'in a grade mixtures which they tell you are good Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Some go so far as to try to make you believe it is Pure Malt Whiskey These cheap concoctions are foisted on the people with the intent to deceive When a remedy has been before tlie public for more than half a century has been prescribed and used by the best doctors and in Erominent hospitals and has carried the' leasing of health into so many thousands of homes as Pure Malt Whiskey has imitations are bound to arise They may imitate the bottle and label only no one can imitate the contents Revelation in soda cracker quality You realize this the moment you open the royal purple package and find soda crackers so tempt a Package (i Never sold in bulk) they' cannot Pure Malt Whiskey ing and apod that listed be resi Chapel Hill Squad of Players Spends the Night In Georgetown GOOD GAME EXPECTED Blue and White Team Confident of Winning the Contest This afternoon at 3 the football team of State University will meet the team from the University of North Carolina on Stoll Field in what no doubt will be one of the hardest fought football games ever played in Lexington The North Carolina team arrived last night from Chapel Hill C- over the 6:10 o'clock Queen Crescent train and took the 7 lnterurban car for Georgetown where they spent the night on account of not being able to secure hotel accomodations in Lex- lngton The North Carolina team was met at the station last night by a Herald reporter and a statement from their coach in regard to the condition of their team and their line-up for the game was secured Team Is Heavy Tho appearance of the team fnlly confirms the report received here several days ago of their exceedingly heavy weight Twenty players compose the sqnad that is here and all of them are big husky-looking athletes Coach Brides In speaking of the game said: men have stood the trip exceedingly well and are all In good condition for the game We will start the game with all of our first team In the line-up "We expect a hard game from State and as we are ont for the Southern championship we expect to pat forth our best efforts to win "We understand that we outweigh State but nevertheless we expect a hard fight" Defeats Virginia Team North Carolina played their first mi it is an absolutely jmre distillation of malted grain' Its palatability and its freedom from injurious substances render it so that it can be retained by the most sensitive stomach It has been used with remarkable results in the treatment of consumption pneumonia grip coughs colds malaria' fevers stomach troubles and all wasting and diseased conditions It is sold in sealed bottles only The Old Head is on the label and over the cork is an engraved seal Be certain the seal is unbroken Sold by druggists grocers dealers or direct $100 a large bottle Write Medical Department The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester for advice and valuable medical booklet containing testimonials and common sense rules for health both sent free Facsimile of Bottle one-third Size lighter than the local team but flayed fast snappy ball The firgj half ended with the score 0 to 0 The third quarter Georgetown tore the visitors game of the season last Saturday with line to pieces and carried the ball Virginia Military Institute winning to Lexington's five yard line where from them by the score of 6 to 0 Other i they lost it on downs games that they will play this fall are I High school punted to Davidson College Virginia Polytech-j forty yard line Rhoton went around nic Institute Georgetown (of Wash- right end for twenty yards More-iflgton C) University of Virginia land and Barnett carried fae ball (o Ufi- and University of South Carolina 8tate Ready For the Game The State team is also in good con- Facsimile of pm-kure Om Jury In Justice Ben Court Finds Him Not Guilty APPRAISER REPORTS II Bain Fixes Estate of Frazee At Total of 100830 At the conclusion of a trial lasting throughout the greater portion of the day ihe Jury In Justice lien ro-iri yesterday found Iee Airord who Uvea at South Elkhorn not guilty of driving rn automobile recklessly by d'ctniifsliig the case Ths warrant charging Alford with tho offense pb sworn out by William Perkins who IIvcb In the same neighborhood Perkins who was driving in bugy and Alford collided with each ether near South Elkhorn September 2d with the result that Perkins' head was badly bruised and much damage was done to his buggy Three warrants were soon afterwards issued Alford charged Perkins with committing an assault upon him and using abusive and Insulting language to him and Alford was charged with reckless automobile driving by Perkins Justice Bell continued the two cases against Perkins to Tuesday morning The two defendants were arrested by Deputy Sheiff Chas McKenna City Registration Copied County Clerk Theodore Iewls and his corps of office deputies have completed the work making duplicate copies of all the city registration hooka except six precincts The uncompleted precincts are the West End Court House South Broadway Asylum Cemetery and the Southern Depot precincts The clerk of the cemetery precinct has failed to return to the County office the registration book for the precinct The law requires IV officers to deliver the registration books to the County Clerk within two days after the registration Is held Clerk Lewis desires the officers of the cemetery precinct to return the registration book so that he can make a duplicate copy before the election The Democratic and Fuslonists parties each have a force of clerks engaged In making out pocket poll books showing the name address color and I dition for the game and like North for Moreland missed goal Lexlng Carollna they are contenders for the ton High School kicked off to George-Southern championship and will light I town and by line plunges the locals to the last ditch for today's game I put the hall over for anotbV touch-Hendrickson light tackle and: down Moreland kicked goal Lex-Galser quarterback two of the old lngton High School again kicked he men who have been off the team on i hall to Georgetown then lost it on an account of Injuries will be In today's outside kick Lexington High School game but Dunlap will not be able to the bail on two get In on account of the Injury re-! Trd line when time was out Tay-celved to his shoulder In the State- lor and Hedges played the best game ni EjG it In Woman's Power Over Man NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY BARBER ON TRIAL FOR BUG MAN'S THUMB Two Witnesses Are Heard For Defense In Case Against Van Laden OFFENSE IS A FELONY Combs Is -Acquitted of the Charge of Malicious Shooting When the hour for adjournment was reached in the Fayette Circuit Court yesterday afternoon the V1 off a portlon of right thumb in a fight which occurred be-'l tween the two on North Limestone street opposite Coyne Brothers saloon the first evening of September 1909 1 The prosecution of the case is be- i Ing conducted by Commonwealth's At-1 torney John Allen while the defendant is represented by Attorneys Kimball and Hflnter Mr Tudor who is a contractor said be had left bis office in the Merrick Lodge building and started to ttie postoffice to mall a letter carrying It In his right hand and that Mr Laden after passing him without a salutation turned and struck him a stunning blow on the back of the head Mr Tudor said he seized Mr Laden by the throat but that his assailant with' both hands released hand and thrust tfhe right thumb in his mouth Laden when put on the stand denied that he thrust thumb in his mouth but said Tudor had his fingers clinched on his cheek when he bit the thumb The defendant said he met Mr Tudor not observing that it was he and turned to one side when Tudor turned to the same side He said he turned to the other side when Tudor also turned and the two clinched Nick Ingles testified that Van Laden Jokingly told him the next morning that Tudor "seized the opportunity once and thrashed him and tbat he got even with Tudor for Judge Parker overruled Attorney motion for peremptory instructions The statutes provide for the offense charged a penalty of confinement In the penitentiary for not less than one nor more than five years The case will be resumed this morning Combs Found Not Guilty The Jury returned a verdict finding Combs a colored physician not guilty of the charge of maliciously shooting at without wounding with Intent to kill Clarence Dukes another negro Otfaer case were disposed of as follows: Boy Harden colored seduction of Maud Richardson under promise of marriage one year in the penitentiary James Page a negro maliciously shooting and wounding one year in the penitentiary Gertie Brent a negress malicious cutting and wounding Frank Lindsay malicious cutting and wounding continued George Bowyer same charge assigned for trial this morning Robert Jackson same charge continued James Page a negro carrying concealed a deadly weapon filed away Garrett Jackson a negro petit larceny on appeal from the Police Court case dismissed on motion of attorney Will Smith a negro maliciously striking and wounding with a deadly weapon with Intent to kill1 Tlllle Letcherj nagress two years I Woman's moat glorious endowment is the power to awaken end hold the pure and honest love of worthy man When she loses it and still loves on no one in the wide world can know the heart agony she endures The woman who suffers-from weakness and derangement of her special womanly organism soon loses the power to sway the heart of a man ller general health suffers end she loses her good looks her attractiveness her amiability political affiliation of each person registered County Court Orders Ordered by the Fayette County Court that William Woodhouse be admitted to the County Infirmary Ordered by the court that Abe Alexander be granted renewal of license to sell liquors at 200 South Boardway Columbus Byrd having died It Is ordered by the court that Caleb Carter be appointed as a committee of the Ft Spring Burying Association Bain filed the appraisement of the Inheritance tax of Frasee deceased Deeds and Transfers Jennings to Layton 91 etc lot with Improvements located on the south side of Fifth streets Marriage Licenses Charles Wanzo and Annie Webster Reports on Frazee Estate Bain appraiser for the Inheritance tax on the late Frazee filed his report with County Clerk Theo Lewis yesterday showing that the decedent owned property at the time of his death valued at $100830 The property consists of the following: Ferguson farm of 500 acres located about 10 miles from Lexington on the Cllntonvllle turnpike valued at $50-000 Innls farm of 271 acres located on the Russell Cave pike about 10 miles from the cltv and containing 271 acres valued at $88455 Seventy shares of Phoenix National bank stock $9450 Nine $1000 Lexington and Interur-ban Railway Companv stock $4500 490 shares Central TCentucky National Gas Company stock $4900 208 shares Lexington Railway Company stock $520 Note on John McClintock for $6180 as it is contested valued at $3000 Half interest in hay bailer $5 Total $100830 STATE STUDENTS HOLD BID FOOTBALL RALLY Enthusiastic Talks Made By Members of Faculty and Others The biggest and most enthusiastic football rally of many seasons was held by the State University students In tho university chapel yesterday morning preparatory to the State-North Carolina game today The chapel was overflowing with students and the great enthusiasm prevailed throughout the meeting Virgil Moore a senior of the law school made a good talk relative to team and teams that will meet State which was extremely forceful Other talks were made by members of the faculty and other students Friday afternoon the student body attended the football practice on the athletic field and practiced on the college yells that will be used today Again last night the students met in the Gymnasium building and an enthusiastic rally was held which was attended by the young ladies of Pal terson Hall This morning the male students of the university will form a parade and headed by the cadet band will maren from the university down South Limestone to Main street and thence to all of the other colleges in town and hack down town and out to the university again The purpose of the parade is to ad- the five yard line when time was called Moreland carried the ball over on the first down in the fourth quar- forward passes Moreland and Rhot on stared for the Orange and Black land Barnett and Parks backs ki end School follows: Hedges left Brooks left ackle: Easley left guard Gibbons center Combs right guard Wilkerson right tackle: Fuller right end Rodes quarter back Baughn left half back Hale) full back -Taylor right half back Referee Brown umpire Munroe field judge Thomason head lineman Herring JOHN MADDEN IS EXPECTED TODAY Mr John Madden father of Mr Edward Madden who is at St Hospital suffering with a shattered band as the result of the accidental discharge of a shotgun is expected to arrive in Lexington this morning at 11 Mr Madden left New York several dayB ago but is reported to have been delayed by washouts on Eastern railroads Mr Edawrd Madden was resting comfortably this morning at an early hour and it is not thought that an operation will be necessary Mrs Priscialla Gum The funeral servites of Mrs Priscialla Gum who died Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock will take place this morning at 10 when the body will be brought to Lexington for burial Her six sons will act as her hallpearers Mr Edward Roth The funeral services of Mr Edward Roth a prominent hotel man of Cincinnati were held in Lexington yesterday morning on the arrival of the 10:30 Queen and Crescent train Funeral services were held in Cincinnati The ballhearers were Messrs Charles Joseph Stuart Eugene and Louis Roth and Edward and Bruce Morgan all nephews of Mr Roth Mrs Mary A McNamara Mrs Mary A McNamara died at In the penitentiary Permitted to See Dead Mother Charles Whitley Jr a negro boy who is confined in the county Jail awaiting trial in the Circuit Court on the charge of false swearing was permitted to go to his home at 521 l-iomas street yesterday afternoon to see his dead mother who expired' on Wednesday at 11 The privilege was given the prisoner by County Jailer Ballenger who alone had the power to grant the request Lizzie Whiting mother of the boy was buried yesterday afternoon Hostetter Sued The Lexington Crushed Stone Company Cullen Crews and Fbr-man filed suit in the Fayette Circuit Court yesterday against Hostetter doing business as Hostetter Transfer Company asking for judgment against the defendant in the gum of $93019 balance alleged to be due for notes Issued for road building and repair material sold to the defend- asserts a lien and asks for an at- It and any other propPert5' subject to execution plaintiff alleges that the notes pf 8t dye baT never been certain cre(jitg allowed asserts that a certain note Uni ras due J5 In 60 days from date and by a mistake in the contract It was made payable in 6 months from date April 26 1910 Forman and Forman are attorneys for the plaintiff "I Buffered habitually from constipation Regulets relieved and strengthened the bowels so that thev have been regular ever since" A Davis grocer Sulpbnr Springs Tex A winner' Betsy Ross Cigar tf SHETLAND PONIES For Sale 25 beauties by Price at Penmoken Farm on Nicholas vllle trolley line 10-6-7L In good stores Betsy Ross Cigars tf WILLIAMS MAY NOT RECOVER FBOM FALL Mr Barney Williams of Scott county who was seriously and perhaps fatally injured by a fall from a bridge on which he was working near Georgetown was brought to St Hospital last night and this morning at 2 was In a dangerous condition His wife two sons and two sisters are with him at the hospital and it is not thought that he will live GRAY HAIRS BANISHED The eld Idea of using sage for darkening the hair is again coming in vogue Our grandmothers used to hare dark glossy hair at the age of seven ty-five while our mothers hare white hair before they are fifty Our grandmothers used to make a "sage tea" and apply it to their hair The tea made their hair soft and -glossy and gradually restored tha natural color One objection to using such a preparation was the tronble of making it especially as it bad to bo made every two or three days on account of it soaring quickly This objection been overcome and by asking almost any first-class druggist for Wyeth's Saga and -Sulphur the public can get a superior preparation of sage with the admixture of sulphur another valuable remedy for hair and scalp troubles Daily nse of this preparation will not only quickly restore the color of the hair bat will also- stop tlis hair from falling ont and make it grow It Is sold by all druggists fqr 60c and $100 a bottle' or is sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical Company 74 Cortland St Keg York City upon receipt of price For sale and recommended by MCADAMS A MORFOBA ssd her power and prestige as a woman Dr RV Pierce of Buffalo NY with the assistance of hia staff of able physicians has prescribed for and cured many thousnnds of women lie lias devised a successful remedy for woman's ailments It is known as Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription It is a positive specific for the weaknesses end disorders peculiar to women It purifies regulates strengthens and heals Medicina dealers sell it No hmnett dealer will advise you to accept a substitute in order to make a little larger profit Ohio game All of men except Johnson Giltner and Watkins played together in games last year and all should work well together today Those Who Will Play The official line-up of both teams as given out by Coach Sweetland of State and Coach Brides of North Carolina is as follows: -Babb left end 150 pounds: Earle left guard 175 pounds: Johnson left tackle 160 pounds Webb (Capt) center 180 pounds Giltner right end 150 pounds Campbell right guard 1G0 pounds Hendrickson right tackle 160 pounds Watkins left half 128 pounds Bryan Shanklin right half 155 pounds Galser quarter 145 pounds Threlkeld full 138 pounds North Carolina Wlnstton left end 165 pounds Garrett left tackle' 215 pounds: Thompson (Capt) left guard 230 pounds: Brown center 223 pounds McLean right guard 225 pounds Abemethy right tackle 220 pounds Venable right end 160 pounds Beek quarter 160 pounds Calves left halfback 175 pounds Spencer right halfhek 180 pounds Porter fullback 220 pounds The Officials The officials will be: Cadigan of Syracuse umpire: Van Meter of Lexington High School referee President Tigert of Kentucky Wesleyan field Judge Wilson of Miami coach of Eastern Kentucky Normal head linesman GEORGETOWN DEFEATS LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Fast Snappy Football Goes To Orange and Black 11 To 0 Special to Th Herald) GEORGETOWN Ky Oct The Georgetown College defeated the fast Lexington High School team here this afternoon by the score of 11 to 0 1 exington High School was much ASTHMA CATARRH CURED Expert Medical Scientists Announce Startling Results Obtained by senpine New Thousands are taking ad IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG SICK WOMEN WELL Dr nieanant IVIMs ragulmtm end Btnagthaa Stomach Jhrr wtf now ala 99 "THE FLOUR OF THE HOUR TMJHERTA -A Healthful Talberta Flour is made from the best soft Winter Wheat grown It is carefully milled under the most hnt A 1 1 1 wll lillO WS perfect hygienic conditions by a miller who A perfect flour is the result Wholesome Healthful and Nutritious For your Health's Sake Use Talberta Elour Refuse Substitutes silverware or Green Trading Coupons in every sack good for stamps ''gave the Coupons" Blue Grass vantage of the generous offer made by The Woodworth Co 1161 Broadway New York City requesting an experimental package of Sen jg accompanied by her pine the great discovery for Asthma Hay daughter Mr William Mo- Fever Bronchitis and Catarrh which la melted frse of rharee to ail who write Namara and will he taken to under- vertiae the game in an endeavor to it curing thousands of the moat Namara and "wll be taken to undersecure a large attendance No ar-1 stubborn cues it makes no difference taking rooms The funeral services rangeraents have yet been made by! how long you have been suffering or how will follow at St church with the students for any demonstrations severe the climatic conditions are where requiem high mass by Rev William after the game except an entertain- you live Senpine win cure you Punch at 9 The Interment ment to be given at Patterson Hall hav5 experimented with other be In the family lot In the Catho-by the member of the Louisville club I SS smLSi of this wonderful truly meiitous remedy hiBSSrs Jan Lyons John Slavin which is a scientific compound' discovered 'Jhincs Slavin Thomas McNamara by a Professor of Vienna University and James Sullivan John A Galvin Bern-la being isaoBwaanded by thousands rd Henry and William Maher Baby suffer five minutes with croup if you apply Dr Eclectic QU at once It acta Uka magic her home in Norfolk Va yesterday Her body will arrive here over the A Railroad Saturday morning (Incorporated) Manufacturers of Eagle Brand "Blue Graae'1 TALBERT Manager Street and Railroad Ler ngton Kentucky do oot sell flour to Order from your grocer.