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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-10
.Emporia's Team improved.

Emporia, Kan. Oct 10.-Coach Michel
has added four men to the Enporia COL
lege team, which brings the weight of
the team up several pounds. The new
men are: Edgar Forde. the 174-pound
right tackle of last years team: Maine,
a 175-pound man from Ottawa land Tom
Louthen and Chris Assmussen. Louthen
is an agile youth, weighing us pounds,
and Assmussen is a six foot Swede and
weighs $50 pounds stripped. He runs
low and is not easy to stop. With these
new men the three holes in the college
line at both ends and one of the guards
can be effectually stopped up. The ad-
dition of these men has caused a COM
plete change in the lineup for today's
game with Washburn. Captain Edison
and Cy Emery, who have been back
of the line, will be put on the ends. Ed
Everett, who has been playing center
will go back of the line and his position
will be filled by Tom Lamar, who has
been playing tackle. Guy Lamar, who
has also been playing tackle, will adj
vance to fullback. One of the new men,
either Louthen or Maine will also play
back and the other three new men will
go in the line.
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Enidamic oil Boils at Purdue.

Purdue's speedy captain, may be out
of the game against Chicago. AT pres
ent he has a carbuncle on his arm, and
the prospects of his playing today are
slim. His absence from the game will
weaken Purdue considerably. as he
was expected to offset the playing of
Eckersa1I In case he is unable to play
his place will be taken by Johnson, who
is now running the team. Secret prac-
tice still continues, and it is impossible
to get good line ON the team, but it is
known Cults is worried considerably
from an epidemic of boils among the
DlaXers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-10

The Musketeer, lbs; Hurstbourne. Re
lance, Roehampton, 122; Masterman,
Douro, 120: Yardarm, lis; Hunter Raine,
116; Eugenia Burch, III; Flying Ship,
Andy Williams. 118: Gay Boy, 116; Lux
Casta, us; Stamping Ground. la; Ros-
tand, III; Astarita, Ill; Ada Nay,
Wyeth. 10: Bad News. 100; Parisenne.
los; Harrow. 10s: Judith Campbell. los;
Harding, 107: Wild Thyme. 105; Right
full, 108; Sheriff Bell. 104; Ahumada, los;
W. R. Condor, 103: Carbuncle. 104; Ice
water, 102; Girdle, Highlander, Himself.
E102; Janeway. Lord Badge. 100; Saliva
tella, 80; Daisy Green, 81; Surmise, 50;
wink, April Shower, 95; Brigand, Kalif.
SO: Moon Daisy. 90; Gold Bell, 81; Clon-
mel. 1O7
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Fitz-Gardner Match CLOSED.

San Francisco, Oct 10.-The Yosemite
Athletic club has received from New
York COPY OF the articles which Bob
F'itZsimmons and George Gardner
signed there last week The articles
are short. but cover all points. They
stipulate that Fitzsimmons and Gard
ner are to box twenty rounds before
the Yosemite club in November; that
they are to weigh in at 16S pounds at 8
o'clock. and each is to deposit $4,000
with Eddie Graney who is named as
stakeholder as well as referee. on or
before October Is. Both fighters will
start for California next week
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Minnesoto-Ames Game.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct 10-Consider-
able knee-shaking is going on at the
university over the prospects of todays
game with Ames Reports received
from Iowa say that the team is strong
and fast, and although Minnesota mas
been making a good showing i'll all
practice games, none of the opposing
teams have been strong and when the
varsity meets a strong team another
tale NAV be told. While many rooters
are confident of winning there are some
who feel discouraged and fear defeat.
DR.. Williams thinks his team will win,
but he is taking no chances.
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SULLIVAN NAMED FOR POST.
To Brooklyn Tommy Is rendered In
structorship at Missouri Club.

st. Louis, Oct. 10.-To Brooklyn Tom
my Sullivan is to be rendered the post
of boxing instructor at the Missouri
Athletic club, according to Secretary
Genslinger, several members of the in
stitution having strongly recommended
the little fighter. Sullivan has just re-
turned from Omaha, where he knocked
out Clarence Forbes in the fifth round.
Frank Hart is to be notified today of
the selection of his protege. Sullivan
has had considerable experience as
boxing Instructor, having maintained a
gymnasium of his own last winter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-10

other managers with more money at
their disposal also think highly of the
player. 1t is also said that McGraw.
with John Z. Brushs bank account
back of him. is casting envious eyes
upon Tinker and Evans Then Weimer,
Taylor. Otto Williams and Morairity
are supposed to be sought by the east.
Selee greatly fears that Pittsburg and
New York may succeed in whisking
away some of his strongest me1i, but
he continues to declare that he will be-
gin the season with all his players in
place. However, it is question if the
disnments OF other managers with long
purses.
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Thev Want selee's Players.

Chicago. Oct 10.-Manager Selee's
baseball stars are in imminent danger
of a general raid by the eastern clubs.
who are determined to win the 1904
remnant McGraw is said to have
offered $4,000 for Pitcher Anes, and it
is said Pittsburg and New York are
both after Johnny King, the clever
catcher. Selee thinks very well of Nc
Lean. whom he secured from the Bos-
ton team. and has been warned that
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Reunion at Yates Center.

Yates Centex. Kan. Oct. 10.-The old
soldiers of Woodson and adjoining
counties are holding their annual re-
union in Lincoln park here. The list
of speakers includes Governor Bailey,
Chaplain Bernard Kelley, F. H. Funs-
ton. G. NJ. Fortune, Congressman Chas
F. Scott, Dick Blue and Congressman
J. M. Miller. The weather is perfect.
drum corps are furnishing the music
for the occasion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-10
Women on a Fox Chase.

The annual Troy fox chase OF wolf
drive took place Saturday night and while
it was lots of fun the two foxes scared
up got to their holes before the dogs got
to them. About so took part in the hunt
At least a score of them were women and
girls dressed in every costume designed
for strenuous walking, from short skirts
to boomers The party, accompanied by
q pack of Sc dogs, drove in wagons first to
Charley Browns farm east of town. Here
the dogs were divided into two packs one
going on east and the other south to the
Big spring. Soon each pack had fox to
follow. The chase lasted an hour or mora
but the foxes got to cover before the dogs
reached them. The party got back before
midnight.-Troy Chief
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MANY Changes at Cornell.

ithaca. N. Y, Oct. 1o,.Still more
changes are occurring in the lineup of
the Cornell football team. The coaches
seem unable to definitely pick men for
at least half of the positions Van
Fleet. the big freshman. was tried at
fun back. and played credita bly,. Law
renee was back at left end, while Forgy
was in Tourison's place at right end:
Lull was in at left guard in place or
old position at right tackle. McAllister
and Coffin were not out. Under Brew
ster's generalsiaip the team worked we'll
and made three touchdowns against the
scrubs.
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National 1: American O.

Chicago. Oct. 10.-In the best played
game of the series. the Nationals gave
the Americans their third shutout. Bar
ring a little wildness. it was strictly d
pitchers battle, with both twirlers al
most perfectly supported. The only run
scored resulted from single, a gift,
Owens unfortunate wild pitch and an
out. Attendance, 1000.
Score: R.HE.
National 10000 0001-1 3 /
American .-.....0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 0
Batteries-Lundgren and Killing; Owen
and Sullivan. Umpires-Sheridan and
johnson. Time-1:31.
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southern Players DRAFTED.

Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 10.-Secretary
H E. Farrell of the National asSocia-
ton has advised President Cavanaugh
of. the Southern league of the drafting
of the following players: By Toledo
Smith. S. s.; Beck, 3D.; Fisher and
Swan, p. By st. Paul-Delehanty 3b.
Gilbert, @. f., and Guese, p, Little Rock.
BY Chicago (American)-Dou p,
Atlanta
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-10
10 Maet at Pomona

Pomona, Oct. 10.--The annual meeting
of the Kansas synod of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church will be held this
year at this place. being convened on
October 13. Rev John Albert Murphy,
of Kansas City, Kan, will be moderator,
and Rev. w. J. Fisher, of San Fran
cisco. stated clerk. The Kansas synod
comprises five presbyteries, embracing
the territory within the states of Kan
sas, Nebraska and Colorado, with a
membership of 4S ministers, As laymen
and 459 communicates. There are 45
churches Included in the synod.
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colum bia at Grinnell.

Columbia, Mo-. Oct. 10-The last
scrimmage work before the Grinnell
game has been held. and was as fast
and snappy as that of the two previous
evenings. The first team had the ball
most of the time and confined its plays
mostly to line bucks. Coach Mclean
does not seem to be working toward
making a big score against Grinnell, as
he has been changing the men around
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Will Weaken Princeton.

Princeton, Oct 10.--Ridge Hart, left
half back on the Princeton varsity
team. was on the side lines as a result
of serious Commissions in his chest, re-
ceived in the battle with Georgetown
Saturday These injuries will keep him
out of the game for some time and
leaves a gap in Princeton's back. field
hard to Gil
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Racing at Chicago.

Chicago Oct. 10-Giving away weight
to everything opposed to him, Proceeds
made show of his field in the mile ana
seventy yards handicap at Worth He
allowed c. B. Campbell to lead to the
back stretch. Then the 2-year-old took
command, led by three lengths turning
for home. and from there to the wire
only breezed, winning in canter with
two lengths to spare. Byways easily
held G. B. Campbell safe for place. while
the others were beaten off. The track
was still deep and holding. The wealth.
er was clear and cool.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-10

There is some benefit sometimes from
loaning your home paper. On two occa-
sions recently this has happened. Some
time ago. John Henderson lost his pocket
pook and advertised for it in the New
by gentleman who had read the ad in
borrowed paper. Last week a shawl was
lost and the owner of it was found out
by another person who had borrowed the
paper and read the ad.-Ehingham New
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A Chanter of Accidents.

John Abercrombie had more than the
usual share of ill-luck today, when bring
ing about 300 bushels of wheat to town.
The endgate came out of the wagon he
was driving and he Fundamentally sowed
about three or four miles of the highway.
q good deal thicker than it is customary
to seed ground to wheat by the usual
methods adopted in these parts One of
the other wagons broke down the road
and had to be unloaded before it could he
brought to town for repairs. and finally
TO cap the climax the mules hitched 20
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-10
The win of Mrs. Everest.

Atchison. Kan, Oct. 10.-The win of
the late Mrs. Mariah M Everest
widow of the late A. S. Everest, open
ed last evening. bequeaths to Aaron
Everest of this city, a grandchild,
$4,000; Mrs. Nagee. wife of H L. Ma
gee, general superintendent of the Wa
bash, $4,000. and the remainder of the
Everest fortune. amounting to about
$50, 900. to Marie Fleming Brown, a
granddaughter.
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Surgeons Appointed.

Washington, Oct 10.-The following
pension examining surgeons have been
appointed: DR.. j. NJ. Griffin, Richmond,
Mo; Thomas Kirk, Jr. Manhattan,
Kan; John w Smith and a. H. Van
Duyn, Hill City. Kan: ]. NJ. Davis. AL
ton. No: w. T Henning. Belleville. Kan.
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cornelrs President Favors Football.

Ithaca, N. Y. Oct. 10.-CornelTs foot
ball coaches received vast encourage
ment through a naassmeeting held here.
President Schurman spoke and he
look a stand in favor of football and
urged all heavy men to report if they
we're at all interested : in athletics.
lJever before has the presidents atti-
t Ide in favor ofofpotball been so mark
Ell. At the field. after the meeting, thir-
~ new candidates reported, many of
hem of promise.
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Trinp Joins Yale SQUAD.

New Haven. Conn, Oct. 1O.-Tripp
the former University of Chicago guard
joined the Yale eleven. being given a
place on the second team. He is incl
igible to the varsity because of the
years residence rule. Jack Owsley of
Chicago, the new star Yale varsity half
back, who was injured a week ago, re-
ported and will line UP on Thursday.
The varsity scored twice in three scrim-
images today, MetcaIf making an eigh-
ty-five and Mitchell a fifty yard run.
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o'connor Goes to St. Louis.

St Louis, Mo-. Oct. 10.-Catcher Jack
O'Connor, now on the suspended list of
the New York American league team.
has been traded to the ST. Louis browns
for First Baseman John Anderson. TIE
deal has been closed by Manager Clark
Griffith of the Highlanders and Man
ager McAleer of the browns. Ban
Johnson is probably the man, however,
who engineered the deal.
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70 Publish 3. %. Magazine AGAIN.

Lawrence, Kan. Oct. 1O.-The pub
fishing of THE Graduate Magazine of
the Kansas university will be resumed
next week. This year the magazine
starts with over 1000 subscribers. It
will be greatly improved and will con-
tain forty pages, with tasty cover Of
good quality. There will be no adver-
tisements, the subscriptions paying for
the publishing.
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At the Horse Sale.

New York. Oct. 10.-A mixed sale of
race horses was held in the paddock at
Morris Park and high prices ruled. The
feature of the sale was the auction of
Stalwart. winner of the Champagne
stakes After some spirited bidding, E.
r. Thomas secured him for $4,000. Re
lance, b. c. ~, by Imp. Meddler-F Faith
full, r. L. Rosem, $500. River Pirate,
CHI. C. CD, by Imp. Pirate of Penzance-
Harebell, r. w. Walden, $500. Gin
quevalli. CHI. c. g. by Imp. Renstrome-
Cratic, George Saportas. $500.
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The Friends Church Mesting.

Wichita, Kan. Oct 1O-The Friends
church of Kansas is holding its yearly
meeting here this week. over 500 WISH
tors are present, among them repre-
sentatives from Iowa, Illinois, Indiana
Ohio, Missouri, North Carolina Okla
homa, Indian Territory and various
other states
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considerably and hence team work win
not be as fast as it would have hean
had he kept one set of men at work in
their regular positions. He seems con-
fdent, however, of defeating GrinnelI
by good score, and this confidence is
shared by all who have watched the
Tigers work. They are now a great
deal better than when they met Rolla-
The defense work is ssne.
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Racing at morris Park.

New York, Oct 10.-The track at Nor
ris park was deep in mud owing to the
Fordham handicap, seven furlongs went
to Young Henry, with the favorite
Grenade. second. Jocund. to 10 favos~.
lite. finished first in the fourth race at
one mile for 2-year-olds, but was dis
qualified for fouling Ormondes Right in
the stretch.
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New PLAYER at minnesota.

Minneapolis, MINI. Oct. 10.-TEe
Minnesota football squad has received
a strong addition in A. McDougall, d
former PLAYER of the Andover academy
team, and one of the best full backs in
the east last year. Coach Williams has
had difficulty in finding capable man
for the full back position.
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Racing at st. Louis.

st. Louis. Oct. 10.-Josie F., backed
from 10 to to 1. won the feature at the
fair grounds at a mile and three-six-
teenths. Dan McKenna was second
half a length in front of Taby Tosa
Josie r. has always been considered
very cheap selling platter, and her VIC
troy over such a field of horses Is an
amazing performance.
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smathers Bnvs wichita Horse.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 10.-Just before
the second heat in the Pennsylvania
race Friday E. e. Smathers bought
from Dick Donley, of Wichita, Kan,
Kent; who took second place in the
heat. The price was $4,000
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NAV Not Play at milwaukee.

Madison. Wis, Oct. 10-There is a
probability that the football game be-
tween Minnesota and Wisconsin will
not be played in Milwaukee. as sched-
uled, Thanksgiving day. but will be
transferred to Madison. The reason for
the change is that it would be viola
ton of the conference rule which pro-
vides that all games between univer-
stiles must be played on grounds which
are owned or controlled by either in
stitutiOn
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bridge over the culvert near the eleva-
tor and emptied all the grain there was
IN It on the ground. John says he never
had such job in his life to dispose of n
few loads of his stuff as he had this
morning.-Reloft Call
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Myers signs with Cleveland.

BelIefontaine. O., Oct. 10.-Bade Myers.
of this city, who during the past sea-
son acted as CAPTAIN of the CHAMPION
TT Wayne ball team. of the Central
Indiana league has signed for the COM
ing season iii the Cleveland team of
the American league
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Kansas Rural Carriers.

Washington, Oct, 1O.-These rural
letter carriers were appointed today:
Springs, regular. ].
Harold McKibben; substitute, Robert
Clark; MeCune. regular. Oren B. Lee;
substitute. Charles o. Lee; Parsons,
regular Levi J. Brook; substitute
Ethel 4 Brook
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Shooting at Ellis

Ellis. Oct. 1O.-F Collins, of Ogallah,
Kan, was shot and a cook, known
about town as Shorty was stabbed in
a restaurant fight here Friday. It is
said Collins is under arrest and the
cook has not been seen since the trou-
BILE. Their injuries are not considered
serious.
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Hermie to Carry Top Weight.

New York, Oct. 10.-Weights for the
Ripple handicap at six furlongs, to- be
run at Brighton on Monday, October
II, are: Hermis, lao; McChesney. 1873;
Goldsmith, 1873; Golden Maxim, 125;
Charles Elwood, 124: francesca, 1913:
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Paramount SO: Indians 6.

Wichita, Kas., Oct. 10.-The Fair
mount eleven again defea ted the Chill
Deco Indians here by a score of so to 6.
The Indians scored on a long end run.
Lockwood made three touchdowns for
Wichita
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to coach yale Next year

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 10-Captain
Waterman. of last years Yale crew. a
Detroit boy, is to be head coach next
yeaS.
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a Guaranteed Cure for Pilsa.

Itching blind. bleeding or protruding
piles. Your druggist will refund money il
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you in
to Il DAYS. SOC.
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Substitutes for Indians-Gokey, Felix,
Bigleg, Thunderbolt and Lamotte.
Subs tituteS for TexaS-Householde1
Wright, q. Jones, Blocker Hall STRAIN
Ter and Mclean.
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Z. o. VS.. NoRmALs TO-DAY.
Lawrence Team Should Win without
Trouble.

Lawrence, Kas.. Oct 10-The Jay
hawlsers will play their third game this
afternoon against the State Normal
team 1t should be a fairly good game.
although the Kansans ought to win il
they play the ball that their practice
indicates they are capable of playing.
The team is in condition to play fast
er game than on last Saturday. and it
is expected that the men will go in
harder
The signal practice last evening was
quite satisfactory. There were good
many balks and fumbles. but the team
steadied down and did much batter
work toward the last There will be no
important changes in the lineup for
todav.
The roofing of the Kansas supporters
has never been what it should be, and
this afternoon a mass meeting was held
and an attempt will be made to put the
roofing on some systematic basis. Good
roofing is of great value to team, but
poor roofing is not much better than
none at all. The students will have
yell leader who will know when to yell
and what yell to give The students
will soon learn to follow the leader.
and then the roofing will do some good.
The Jayhawkers will line up as fol-
lows this afternoon:
Fleischman and Woodford. Left end
Alderman and Chapel ......Left tackle
Bruner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Left guard
AdlcndeISOn .................. center
Donald OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Right guard
n. <AlieI -.........s....... RiSnt IdckIe
TICKS -..........-. FSlgnI enQ
Pooler and Wilson. Quarterback
Cooke and Griggs ..-Right halfback
Rlce ana Use ....Left halfback
Brumage (captain) .......... Fullback
EMPORIA IN SHAPE
Emporia, Kas., Oct. Holiday a
trainload of Emporia people will go
up to Lawrence to see the Normal
teachers play the Jayhawkers. The
men who have been limping around
since the game with ST. Marys have
taken off their court plaster and band
ages, and Coach Botsford says his team
is as fit as a fiddle. There is intense
rivalry between from two to four men
for every position on the Normal team
and the scrimmage work for the past
week has been unusually hard, but the
best men on the team have escaped in
jury and McFarlane and Finklea, who
We're out of the game last Saturday,
VIII be IN the lineup. There is an i'm
preston among several out-of-town
schools that the Normal team is slow.
To disprove this, Captain McFarlane,
the left halfback, yesterday sprinted 100
yards in his uniform in ten seconds.
Although not q phenomenally fast man.
Hyndman, the 17-year-old fu1lback, is
wonder of the Normal team. Hynd-
man weighs 210 pounds, and when he
gets started with the pigskin an ordi-
/ nary PLAYER does not noticeably impede
his progress. He gained ground every
time he carried the ball last Saturday