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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10
MIDGET TEAM WAS
EASY FOR RUSHV|LLE
Richmond High School Not
Able to Score in Curtain
Raiser Contest.
PLAYED ON REID FIELD.
COMPELLED TO SUBMIT TO A p
TO o REATlNG-DEFENS PUT
UP BY THE LOCAL ELEVEN WAS
ABSOLUTELY INVISIBLE.
(By Tort.)
Rushville, "a: Richmond, O.

The midget Richmond high school
dy eleven of the Rushville high school
Saturday afternoon, in game played
on Reid field as a curtain raiser TO the
Earlham-Butler contest. Outweighed
and outplayed r. H. S. submitted to a
24 to o beating. The local high
schools defense was absolutely invis-
ivle-not ''invincible." reader-while
the few opportunities they had to dis
play their offensive tactics, showed
that their plan of attack is wierd in
the extreme and executed in a ragged
manner. Several times the local lads
attempted the forward pass-with dis
astrous results. On the other hand,
the forward pass was worked success
fully by the Rush county boys.
In the first half Rushville battered
its way to the local five yard line.
where they fumbled the ball. Rich
mond getting it. Hiatt. in attempt
ing to run the ball out of the danger
zone. was tackled by Norris, the SEN
sational Rushville end, back of Rich
mond's goal line for a safety. which
counted two points for Rushville. A
few minutes later Rushville again
worked the ball into striking distance
of the Richmond goal. then the ever
present and ever ready Mr.. Norris
sprinted twenty-five yards for touch
down. No goal was kicked.
After this score Rushville started a
parade toward the Richmond goal. for
ward passes. pretty end runs and hard
line smashing being employed to ad-
vance the ball After Rushville had
reached the local three yard line the
ban was fumbled and was captured by
a Richmond forward. The half then
ended.
The Second Half.
In the second half Richmond kicked
off and Rushville promptly punted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10

Fitzgerald quarter. Elliott
Barnett ..... left half. ..... Harrell
Butler.
Mckay right half. .Geyer.
Calvert.
Wallace ........ full. ......... Wann
Neutrality-suspicious. Harrell 2
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LOCAL AND GENERAL SPORTS

| lar bone and in the second half Dan.
iels was taken out with a displaced
knee cap. Not Quaker player had to
take time for injuries.
BY straight football Harrell went
over for Earlham's first touchdown
two minutes after the start of play.
Thistlethwaite kicked goal. After an
exchange of punts Earlham paraded
down field toward Butler goal. princi-
pally by straight football, through
tackles and around the ends. Harrel
was then smashed through the Irving
ton line for a touchdown. and Thistle
thwaite kicked goal. Earlham then
battered it's way to the Butler twenty
five yard line where Harrell took the
ball around the end and sprinted be-
hind the Butler goal posts, only to be
called back for hurdling. Butler got
the ball and after a few Intellectual at
tempts to penetrate the Quaker de-
Tense, punted. The Quaker rear
guards messed" the ball and Kings
bury bounced upon it and sprinted
down field fifty yards for a touch
down. Mckay kicked goal. The half
closed, Earlham IL. Butler &.
Second Half.
Earlham kicked off, but Butler I'M
mediately punted. Line smashing and
two we'll executed forward passes put
the Quakers within striking distance
of the Butler goal. Wann then tore
through tackle and ran twenty five
yards for a touchdown. Thistle
thwaite kicked goal. Butler began to
weaken perceptibly after this score
and after being battered down field
thirty or forty yards Wilson accepted
a forward pass and ran thirty yards
for touchdown. No goal was
Kicked. Score, Earlham 23. Butler 6.
After the kickoff Earlham tried a
place kick and failed. After the ball
had twice changed hands Earlham
punted and the ball was fumbled by
Butler back. Hancock seized upon
it and dashed thirty yards for a touch
down. Thistlethwaite's attempt for
goal was blocked Earlham paraded
down field driving before them the ev-
er weakening Butler eleven until Har-
rell was finally sent over for his third
touchdown, and goal was kicked.
Score, Earlham "a, Butler 6. Time
was called five minutes after this
touchdown.
Butler. Earlham.
Myers left end. ..... Hancock
Tharpe ..... left tackle. ..... Walthal
Marsh ..... left guard. ..... Carroll
Hartley, and
Wolfe center. ... Stanley
Wolfe ..... right guard. ..... Barrett
Daniels, Rose,
Kingsbury.. right tackle. This waite
kingsbury.
Fitzgerald,
Baird -. right end. .... Bruner
Mcguire, Wilson.
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Brown .........F. Il. ....J. Moffett
Touchdowns - Norris ), Sparks.
Goals. Moffett =. Safety-Norris.
Referee Stiffler. Umpire-Wa ldrip.
Field judge-Genn. Time of halves
20 minutes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10
Ineomplate.

Old Scotch Farmer Chaving spent
sixpence on a raffie ticket for a pony
and trap. value ESQ. and having won
1T. is shown the prize. After gazing crit
!cally at 1t for some minutes) 49, But
whaar's the whupI-Punch.
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FOOTBALL SCORES.

Eariham 81; Butler 6.
Carlisle %; Harvard IS.
Cornell IL; Army o.
Princeton IL; Amherst o.
Swarthmore 10; Navy 0.
Yale %: Brown O.
Nebraska IS; Kansas 6.
Iowa 25; Illinois IL.
Wisconsin II; indiana 8.
Chicago So; Purdue O.
Wabash ~; St. Louis II.
Lafayette "a; BuckneIl 0.
Ohio State %; Oberlin 10.
Notre Dame %; Knox College 4.
DePauw 5; James MiIliken 4.
Franklin II; Winona Tech. 0.
Rushville "a; Richmond n. S. 0.
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Sam Houston on Education.

One Of the provisions in the will of
General Sam Houston read:
My will is that my sons should re-
ceive solid and useful education and
that no portion of their time may be
devoted to the study Of abstract sci
ence. l greatly desire that they may
possess thorough knowledge of the
English language, with a good krowl-
edge Of the Latin language. re-.
quest that they be instructed In the
Holy Scriptures and next to these that
they be rendered thorough in a knowl-
edge Of geography and history. wish
my sons early taught an entire con-
tempt for novels and light reading."-
Fort Worth Telegram.
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showed much Improvement In the 1or-
ward mass. The score would indicate
that Earlham played a remarkably
fast game but to the contrary the
Quaker offense was very ragged. Had
the plays been more smoothly exc
cuted and the fumbling eliminated the
immagination can picture score
which would run into the fifties. The
Eariham defense was quite good but
could have been improved on. The
line easily repealed the weak Butler
attacks and Bruner and Hancock on
the ends played dashing games, but
nevertheless. Butler would now and
then find openings to advance the ball
through By a little faster style of
play Eariham will be able to give De-
Paw a run for the money next Sat
urday.
Butler Score a Fluke.
The one score made by Butler was
decidedly "flukey", Kingsbury the fast
little Butler end, bouncing on the ball
after it had been fumbled in the back
field by three Earlham players, and
running nifty yards Tor a touchdown,
pursued by the entire Quaker team.
This play was the only spectacular
one of the game
Harrell played splendid offensive
game and was ably assisted by Wann,
Geyer Beetler and Calvert. Hancock
played a splendid game at end. getting
everything that came around his end,
making nice tackles under punts and
once getting the ball on a fnmbled
punt and running thirty yards for a
touchdown. Mcguire, the midget But
Ter quarterback, played stellar game
in all departments but was forced to
retire in the second half on account
of the rough handling he received.
Hartley, the Butler center, was retired
in the first half with a fractured col
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10

Rear patiently what thou sufferess
by thine own fauf.-Dutch Proverb.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10

/. this concerns you. read carefully. -
aldwell's Syrup Pepsiu Is positively guarat
ID to cure indigestion. constipation. sick heaf
., offensive breath, rnalsria and all disease
sing from stomach trouble.
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Wann, Wilson, Hancock. Butler:
Kingsbury. Goals-Earlham: Thistle
thwaite 4. Butler: Mckay. Time OF
halves, % minutes each. Referee
Endsley, Purdue. Umpire-Shank,
Wabash. Field Judge, Waldrip, In
diana.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-11-14
LOCAL READERS ASK
more ABOUT COOPER,
LIVELY INTEREST TAKEN IN THE ACCOUNT Of HIS WORK
PRINTED IN THIS PAPER LAST WEEK.
Bio Demand for Cooper Remedies at Rath Banbrd9es
Druq Store Causes Much Comment.

quieted, my hearing is much improved
and feel like a new woman.
81 cannot say too much for these won
derful remedies, for they have made mi
we'll again, so that may now enjoy lif'
like used to before was SICK"
Among the many callers yesterday wal
Mr.. George P. Lintz, 300 Center street
who had been q sufferer from stomach
trouble for many years, He said:
81 suffered several years from indi.
gestion and stomach trouble. At times
was very weak and uervoua, had dizzy
spells, headache and felt tired and miser.
able nearly all the time. Sleep at night
gave me no strength and was always
tired In the morning. Ny appetite was
also impaired; once 10 3 while l could
eat q good meal, but most OF the time
had no desire Tor food.
zone day I saw the advertisement OF
Cooper and read Of bis remedie, went
at once to get the medicine, and after |
had taken few doses | was relieved Of
IN enormous tapeworm Now | know
what caused my suffering. My stomach
feels easy now, as If a great weight had
been removed. and my health improved
rapidly. have good appetite and am
completely restored In strength.
II am very thankful to Mr.. Cooper for
all that his medicine has dohe for me,
and heartily recommend 1t to all person,
who feel exhausted, and are probably
troubled as | was.
sit has done all that has been claimed
for it ia my case aud has helped me where
all other medicines failed."'
undreds of people are daily calling to
see Mr. Cooper with the same story Of
restored health, strength and happiness,
which only proves that all that has been
said and written about the medicine Is
undoubtedly true.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-11-14
City Property For Sale.

City property, consisting of dwellings
and vacant lots, for sale. See E. E.
Smith. II
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PERSONALS.

Mayor +. E. Frizell of Larned was 10
this city last week on real estate business.
Mrs. Frank Gilbert Of Mulsa, I. 4. has
been guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Hellwarth
the past week.
g. T. Clayton left Sunday morning for
Raymond, Kansas, to remain few days
on business.
Miss Nina Sewer returned Monday
from Lakin, for couple Of weeks visit at
her home here.
Allen Meyers who was kicked by a
horse last week, has resumed his posi-
ton with Burnett Bros.
J. s. Pendleton and family have moved
here from Augusta, Illinois, to make their
future home In Dodge City.
OuuSs Es OOuuoOue hnuuSCh VI VIC
Western Union Telegraph Office here,
spent Sunday In Garden City.
Lester Beck Of Kinsley spent Saturday
and Sunday in this city with bis brothers
Ira and Emery Beck.
Mrs. s. G. Huffman OF Centralia, No.,
Is visiting her sisters Mrs., II. L. Carey
and Mrs. @. B. Doolittle.
Lark Grim Of Denver, Colorado, Is Wis
iting bis mother Mrs. r. r. Hammond
and sister Mrs Leule Schmidt.
Mrs. Jennie Williams who has been Ill
with the typhoid foyer the past three
weeks, Is now slowly improving.
Miss Verna Brown who was quite III
last week, ass agaip resumed her duties
aAgeporter for the World Brotherhood
Mrs. Grace Sprague lest Wednesday
for Hutchinson, where she will visit for
several weeks before going q her home
va llss y z a y Y
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~, Tho mast several weeks the famous

For the past several weeks the famous
Conner Remedies have been selling 10
ouant,.s that surpass anything ever IN
troduc.1 here. Rath & Bainbridge, the
local agents lay THEY never before handled
remedies that proved to be go popular.
There seems to be no abatement TO the
I'M crest displayed by local people IN the
work of Mr.. Cooper Of Chicago, the fol-
lowiny account Of which Is from the
Journal OF that city:
During the past two weeks hundreds OF
voluntary testimonials have been given
a, Cooper's headquarters, The PUBIC
Drug Company, $50 State street, on the
efficiency OF the Cooper preparations Tor
deafness, stomach complaints, rheumatism
and as q general spring tonic.
Among the recent callers WIS mr''
Emma stanley, living at 7l3 Washington
Rou,evard. She told her story In most
convincing manner, and many persons
who stood around her, Endorsed all she
had to say In praise Of the Cooper RENEE
dies. She said:
"Perhaps l had the most compl'oa'eu
case that Mr.. Cooper has had to deal
With. was troubled with both deafness
aud stomach complaints. don't know
that one thing had anything to DO with
the other, but do know that | tried
MANY patent medicine preparations WIN
out result. was so deaf that l could
,or hear Il clock tick and my stomach
was in such wretched shape that couiu
not enjoy meal that ate
~ was very nervous and could hardiy
sle.p. had a roaring noise 10 my ears
and dancing spots before my Eyes l'el'
very bad and weak.
lone day | heard about the Cooper
medicine and decided to try 1t nave
mat started on my fourth bottle ana tbP
Improvement 10 my cast has oeeh rea''y
wonderful My nerves have oeen
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-11-14
NE DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE
THURSDAY, NOV. IA. 1907
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

10y
cement walk In front Of the Burnett
grocery store will be completed ms
week.
Go to the Palace Of Sweets for dainty
lunsheons. Oysters specially. Felke'
q Beck. ~
Cards are out for the wedding OF Mr.
Robert Walters and Mrs. Il. Robb, this
evening.
A Farmers Institute and Corn Car
uivsl will be held at Bucklin on Thurs
day, November list,
A seven and half pound girl came to
the h9me Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. RItten'
house last Saturday.
Investigate our special silverware sale
November 18Th to 23rd. P. H. Young,
Jeweler & OpticiaD. "
The w. G. 4, U met Tuesday after
noon at thu home CT Miss Mamie Slaven.
There was good attendance.
The ladies aid society Of the Christian
Church will hold a market at the Iim-
norman Hardware store Saturday.
LosT:-A small purse containing pen
sion check and money. Finder return 10
this office and rt ceive reward. 1t
If you ned any s,lverware, don't miss
the special asle at P. II. ioung's. from
November 18Th TO 23rd. See our window
2t
There will be foot ball game here
Friday afternoon, between Dodge City
and st. John. The game is called at 4
o'clock.
Tuesday was memorable day 10 Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gluck of this city, it being
the f0rty-steond anniversary OF their
marriage.
Two rooms for Eight housekeeping.
One block north of the third ward school
Mrs. j. Stafford If
The Globe restaurant was moved last
week from Front street 10 the former
office ofJudge b. F. Milton. Mr.. Millions
office is n rooms above the restaurant.
Raymond Coffey retained Wednesday
from Garden City, where he was referee
in a foot ball game between Garden City
and Syracuse. the former inning 4Sto 0,
r. III. Garst, who left Wednesday
morning for Minneola, accidently shot
himself in the right foot with % rife,
which he had with him for the purpose Of
hunting on the way. His foot Is not
seriously injured.
Otto DAVIS, the only son of ]. W. Davis
of Bucklin was adjudged insane before
the Probate Court Tuesday morning. He
will be taken to the hospital at Topeka as
coon as possible but is for the present be.
ing kept in the slleriff's Office at the court
house.
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A Gard.

'lnis is to certify lnnt All druggists are
Al horizpd 10 refund your money II
Foley's Hvuey and Tar fails % cure your
ecu b or coId /, stops The cough. heals
ME lungs and prevents serious results
from cold cures la grippe cough and
p,events pneumonia ard consumption.
Contains no opiates The genuine is In
yellow package Refuse substitutes
Pine & Bond Drug Co.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Seanstresses o, apprentices to assist In
dress making, Mrs. j. T. Whitelaw.
Rooms over L. R. Mller's Feed Store. It
First Publication November Il. 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State OF Kansas, Ford county. 50.
TO all persons interested in said estate and
to all whom 1t may concern: You are here.
by notified that Geo. Q. Pinkney, Admins
traitor of the estate OF Harriet Barnes.
deceased did on the 18th day Of November,
1917, file his petition in the Probate Court OF
Ford county. Kansas, asking that he be di::
rected to sell the following described real
property, situate in the County OF Ford and
State OF Kansas, to wit: for the payment OF
the debts OF said Harriet Barnes, deceased,
and yon are further notified that said peti.
ton will be heard by the Probate Court. OF
Ford County, Kansas, at the Probate Court
room ut Dodge CITY in Ford County, Kansas,
on the 29th day of November 1917 ut 2o'clock
y. N. .
The south west quarter of section No. 10,
Township No. 81, Range No, %, In Ford
county, Kansas,
Signed this It'll day OF November, 1907,
GEO. @. PiNKNEY,
Administrator.
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Notice..

Having dissolved partnership with
G II. Clayton In the Dodge City Monu.
ment Works and moved my stock one
block west Of the former place OF bnsi-
ness, l am closing out at cost In order to
quit the business. Call ON or write me.
can cave you money
S. w. Sturgeon. II
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First Published Oct. "a, 1907
Administrator Notice.

State Of Kansas, on
eounty of Ford. 90
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
Notice II hereby given that letters of AID.
Illustration on the Estate of j. ii. Cormana
deceased, were granted the undersigned, on
the 10Th day of October. 1907, by the Probate
Court OF Ford County Kansas Now all per.
sons having claims against the said estate
al e hereby notified that they must present
the same to the undersigned for allowance,
within one year from the date of said letter.
or they NAV be precluded from any benefit
of such Estate /; and that II such claims be not
of said Letters. they shall be forever barred
october 20, 1907.
FRANK VAN RIPER,
Administrator Of the Estate of J. IL. Cor.
mana, deceased.
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Healthy kidneys filter the impuritiet
from the blood, and unless they do this
good health is impossible. Foley's Kid
ney Cure nakes sound kidneys and will
positively cure all forms of kidney and
bladder disease. 1t strengthens the whole
system.
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Hello F,Iks.

Go to the Globe Restaurant for good
things 20 eat Order chill, oysters, ham
burger sandwiches or short orders, either
plain or fancy, "La Cafe. Fitted up
with new fixtures. We are also caterers
for parties, balls, weddings or sales.
Don't have any entertainment until you
figure with US. Phone No. 200.
EvERT SHELDN
Corner southeast from Post Office.
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WANTED dSsa ans pTsty to- dSIDoas ss
renewals and increase subscription list OF q
prominent monthly magazine, on a salary
commission basis Experience desirable.
but not necessary. Good opportunity, for
right person. Address Publisher, Box SO,
station o, New York. 1t
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-11-14
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

(First published Nov. IA. 1907
In the District Court of Ford County, Kansas.
Guy G. Cronenberg, Plaintiff, D.
VS..
Martha Cronenberg, Defendant
The State of Kansas to Martha Cronenberg
GREETING: You will take notice that you
have been sued In the above named court
by Guy O. Cronenberg, the plaintiff above
named, for divorce, and unless you answer
or otherwise plead to the petition filed In
said suit ON or before the 18th day Of Deem
Der, 1907, Bald petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered accordingly, grant
Ing to plaintiff decree of divorce from you
the said defendant
H. II. WELLS.
Clerk of the District Court.
MADISON Il MADISON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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uuua, Report of Township TresUrrr

To the Township Auditing Board OF faif-
view township, in Ford county, hansas; y,
The under sagnsTin make report TO you for
Enlistment and settlement for the year emu w.
ing the last Monday in october, A. D. lsu'' as
follows.
RECEIPTS,
oo.u Trnasurer $3.50 GO
Jur q Warrants pd by co on Elec fund a %
Total Receipts 7Sj II
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The resignation of II ID Chambliss as
trustee OF Dodge township was nc
cepted.
The bond of W Ellis, trustee of
Bucklin township was approved.
A resolution was adopted fixing the
pay O. the jailor for feeding prisoners
ut fifty cents per day.
It was ordered that the report OF view
ers on the road petltioned for by d. ID.
Wintamute and others be accepted SO
far as the location of said road ispro-
yided from the western terminus OF
road No. "a on the south boundary line
of the Santa Fe railroad to the west line
of section 32. township &c, range "a, and
that all of said road be located upon
the lands of Andy Homer and Richard
Godfrey: That Andy Horner be allow
ed $50 for land taken and other dam
ages sustained, and Richard Godfrey
the sum of $i9.45 for land taken and
damages sustained.
The board will next meet on Decem.
Der End, 1907
8. IL. CoNNAwAY,
County Cler
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Annual Report Of Township Treasurer

To the Township Auditing Board OF Ford
Township, in Ford county, Kansas:
The undersigned Township Treasurer OF
Ford Township, makes report to you for ad-
justment and settlement, for the year end
ing the last Monday in October, A. ID. 1907 as
follows:
Jan IA Reed from D. 9. Cook I'm treas 1923 o.
FEB. i, Reed from county treasurer sl7 e.
oct. 28 O. 8, Patterson ID 81
Total Receipts 1910
DISBURSEMENTS
January %.
A. w, Firestone overseeing road work %
VIM. Prater road work y ~
! NJ stofer +" 7 so
Joe Worker overseeing road work $50
y. e. Hatfield road work W
A. N. Patterson " :" 80 10
w, r Hart g w
o. s, Patterson " " ls 70
II. 4. Brink 3OO
7; (. yen I, Horne election b. service sss ss
r +. b B s Esss%sn !" !" s sSS
ore Nelson q som, road work zig
h. n, Early " y
ii. 4. Brink Hall rent 2 30
i, X. Van Horne coal for election 20
A. j. Hammer road work ~
d. q, Cook board service 20O
Mo. Lbr. q Sn. Co. coal for grading ROAD IL q
frame a "a supplies 8 40
Joe Worker days board services 90
August shook n 8 90
II. H. Smith Nv
April2D -
&. 3. "a cxerseeing road xsrk
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-01

ton Eagle, the river yesterday remain
ed at the normal stage but almost
the entire town was flooded by water
from the immediate vicinity. He
said:
"During the forenoon yesterday the