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BILLIARDS.
Al Class \ Amateurs TO Be Invited 20 COM.
nete IN International Tournament

ANY impression that the international
amateur tournament at ~ inch baIk line two
shots In, Ia limited TO only favored few Is
erroneous for the tournament is an open one
That is, any amateur who has played In q
class A tourney who has demonstrated that
he has the class 10 eurite him 10 compete In
this, the most momentous amateur billiard
event ever held-is eligible. Invitations viii
be issued bv the LiedeTkran2, where the tour
nament will be held, TO all Of this class Of
players, among them being W. p. Foes Martin
Mullen, Dr. l.. T.. Mial Charles Norris and
Others. lucien Rerollc, the French expert,
who, a. told in THE SrN. will sail for America
on April 10; j. =. Poggeuhurg, Edward Card
ncr, Charles COnklin aud Calvin Demarest
the champion. are regarded IA sure entries
Mr. Foss IL playing ls2 occasionally with
George Slo-son these days and showing his
old time skill, but whether he will decide TO
play in the tourney or not is not definitely
known.
There will he meeting of the National
Association OF Amateur Billiard Players to-
morrow nigh, at which prospectus for the
tournament will be drawn up and AT which
the trophy for the tournament presented by
the n. Il. &. Co., PROBABLY viii be formally az
cepiel.
billiard followers are wondering whether
there will be q return match at 1872 between
oss and Rerolle during the latter's visit here
The Frenchman promised a return match to
Foss after defeating the latter in Paris four
Years ago. and a return match alter the inter-
national tournament X among the posi-
bllltieS
those who have played against Demarest
look Tor HIM 10 show speed at ls;l proper
tonate to what he has shown at II inch balk-
line They do not think a player OF his
ability will have much trouble IN shutting
IRON the latter game 70 the iOrmer. speak.
ing of the two games, however. one of the
leading professionals takes issue with the
amateur who says he con siders one game
about a. hard a. the other, The ls inch
game is appreciably the more dliiloult OF the
tWo," declares the professional, Nursing ~
more di1cut at rs inch Tor the very good
reason that II Is four inches further IRON the
lines to the cushions and lOur inches lufther
coming back. obviously, With the greater
distance u drive the balls more accuracy
h required 10 bring them hack 10 the desired
positlon The further ball travels the
more chance il has II gettng out or line.
Furthermore. know from my own expert
enCe ia practice that runs 0i SIZE that are
Easy 1T u inch hsye not been c1ualed by me
a. vet at ~ ihch,
Chqiruan Seit1 has called meeting Of the
billiard committee fOT Tuesday night al the
ipderkrana Dcl7ils'as 70 an0rdlnr practice
facilities Tor Re Role aud other competitors
viii be arranged az this meeting,
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COLLEGE SWIWMING MEET.
Princeton scores Most Points, Yale Second
Two Records Smashed.

PpISCEToN, y. j., April Princeton
exhibited speed in the intercollegiate swim
ming meet In Br0kaw tank tonight and won
with a total OF IL points. Yale was second.
with Is, while Pennsylvania got third place,
with IS. The QuakerS we're looked upon as
the Tigers closest competitors because the
Two are lied for FIRST place in the league, but
Yale proved more versatile and ran ahead
The meet Tonight consisted entirely Of
individual stunts. Altogether the periorm-
anccs were the best seen in the local tank
In years. Two records were smashed. Den-
niston Of Princeton displaced his own former
marx Of 20 ?-5 seconds Ia the fifty yard swim
hy doing the distance IN 20 les.
The plunge fer distance proved highly
exciting Realty ~ Yale goi away with 4?
feet. which breaks his own record. made last
lime of 10 IN The hundred yard !, vim and won
Inv A wide margin Pennsylvania did best
In the 200 yard event, when ShyrOck and
Dalrymple took first and second places,
ih h. summary.
~ Yard Dash-Won by ncnnisGon, Princeton
Richards lalr, second RGh Princeton, thrd.
lime ~ 5 seconds
lOO Ward Dssh- Won by Chambers, Princeton;
SGtyOck prnnsyNAnld, stcOud, RAIN, Princeton,
tlird fine ] minute Q seconds.
2.1 Yard swim Won BY Shy rock PcnrTlytnla
Dhlrympir peunsy lvtnla second. Uogers Prince
ton thiTd. Tine. > minutes - seconds
Plunge Or Dlstancc Won by Beatty lble' REID,
Yale, second Chapman, Pennsylvania. Third. DIS
Tancy DIying Won by Peters. Ysls; Parlle
Princeton, second Dal7mpl', Pennsylvania, thlrd
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SILK NAT FATALLY MI RED.
WAS on the Head OF Mr. Potter. Who Came
Cropper In Fast Hun.

MEADOW BROOK, l.. L., April t-Iwentv-
t,,t rlders were present az the meet Of the
Meadow Brook hounds this morning At the
Woodhury Church aud one of the hest runs
Of the season was held, The pace was fast
throughout and many Of the jumps were five
railers and had to be cleared while the hunters
we're running uphill A number Of riders
were oompellsd TO pull out ol the line and
Gnish the run by way Of the highways. One
rider who was the guest OF ", ". Grace,
VA. thrown at the frst lencr and his mount
ran riderless all the way 10 the check, taking
The lumps side by Side with the hunters that
had riders,
Luuicr came a nasty croppcr ana landed
on The top ot his head. When he arose he
urcscntad a most ludCrous appearance, his
.lk hai having been driven over HIS head
md around his shoulders, minus the rim.
Nr Potter finished amid the good ,nalured
iihrs ~ his fellow huntSmen. Waldo 'ohh.
.on also came q cropper but was umn ureI
and finished with the pack. Others 10 Uuish
we're NJ 4 H. Samuel MileIts, Mlss Gwen
doen Burden, beverley ,liobl4son, ". :
Pcl, =. q. Griswold, Jack R1Nllns, }. y
pblp.s aud several visitors. Eight racing
automobile, followed the hunters over the
course.
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COuPlNT { WINS TROPHY.
nfm Victory IN IA'IOn Match Secures
the Trophy Outright.

The sixth rih, shooting competition for
the Capt Francis G. L1ndon trophy has been
concluded on the seventh Regiment ranges
and resulted in q victory for Company {.
the trophy nov becoming the property Of
that company by reason Of It's winning it
five times. The competitions began In 1903
ndverewon by the Third Company In 1908,
1904, 1905. 1908 and 1905.
The matches were shot by teams Of thirty
men from each company in the regiment;
five shots standing AMI five shots prone at
the word Of command to be given By an
officer Of the COmplny.
The record scores in the match, both staud-
ING aud prone, a. well as the total, are all
held by Company 4.
The following are the scores In the final
competition. which has Just been concluded
COMPANY c.,
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InterschOlastIc Chess.

The interscholastic chess tournament be-
tween Horace Mann. De la Sale and Colum-
bia Grammar resulted in triple tie. This
tie hns made II necl sslry fer the match TO
series Columbia Grammar has defeated
Horace Mann, The most interesting games
were played between WCinVarten al board
with j.. Lippe and Nordeman at board /
with r. Llppe The final game will he playe
between De In Sllle and Horace Mann after
the Faster holidays. The team scores are:
". H., W. l..
Columbia Gram'r. 5 5lHorace Mann. III .
De la Salle. ,.,.,.2 81
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According 10 the oflclal programme Of the inter-
national chess masters tournament TO be held In
Prague, Bohemia, play will begin on Monday
morning, May Is. and there Will be ten prizes as
follows. First 100 crowns second COO third
2OOO fourth 500; hfth. ,OO0 sixth so. seventh
GOO. eighth, 4OO. ninth, 900, and tenth, go The
entr list will be limited TO twenty players OF inter.
national reputation. There will also be tourna.
ment Tor rsl class play ers not OF the master rank
Tor which ten prizes ranking from 500 crowns to
20. have been provided.
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Heads The Line

The Haynes leads the carnival pro-
cession--the position is the tribute Of the
trade TO Us Oldest member.
Age means stability and reliability.
Look behind your car at 'he reputation
OF the manufacturer. Buying from a
reliable concern is a reasonably sure
way TO get a reliable article, especially
so in the automobile industry with its
many "quick.proiit.and-scamper" COM
panieS whose cars are made too larrely
OF line paint and advertising. These
are some important facts abou; the
Haynes Automobile Company
I. II is the Oldest manufacturer Of
automobiles in ATerlca (lSa4).
,. IL owns its actory, debt-iree, and
is financially impregnable.
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noes, BIRDS AND POULTRY.

EXTRAORDlNNRY collection thoroughbred IN
norted loy Pomsrrulans NOrksh r. ttTr.ers Gri
ans Hr, XeI'n.. Firnch bulldogs. i T,dsiC tsItIs
Iii other breeds reasonable pdces, tEuNE KEN
VFIS. Leading American isncicrs, .G2 hh aN.
'CeleDhOUe
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3. II makes us own cars practically
complete. MANY "makers" only al
semble purchased parts.)
T. IL sells AZ iess than the ordinary
prices 80 n. P lor $500 Tor eXampls)
taking only a legitimate profit instead
Of a speculative orc bescuse such
obedience 10 old.fash.oned business
laws rays IN the end
S. II Is in business 10 stay, and
your cars performance ten years Rom
nov Is a matter o. grave concern 10 the
Company. The makers in this case
won't be "out from under Y the car
fails.
80 HIP, $500. IS HIP, $4,000.
90 HIP, $3.50.
l7lS BROADWAY.
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BllSINEss CHANCES.

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YOU SO To so per day prOuI Perfection NacuuW
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for nroposltlOn We are rlSO looking Tor agr.ls
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A FUTILE n West 27ih si, \. y.
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FOR RENT.
MINICAI..

CHARLES ABrRCROMHlE, Tenor teacher OF
Fthd jackson Merry Widow, Dorothy Morton
send inr CiT-uigT Voices tired FREE. A0 Arcade,
Brosdw'y and 6oth Wednesdays N I'd ay., Long
Branch.
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PuRNIsmED RoOMs 10 IET,

LARGE ROON: convcnirnces ph,A ate house. one
or two gentlemen. ~ " est 0st 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALr-I0NG ISLAND
AUCTION SALE

Bungalow sites at Oakdale. on South Shore, L. l..
Saturday. Anrll nth, i2 o'cock. on the nre1rseS
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG WOMAN to ass St In white Foods melu
fscirrnr department: good steady position. LAM
BEl I, III Wooster S.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

STFNOGpAPPiC and secretsrla service fof
,sn.ss rroitss'onal literary men. by the hour ot
longer steady work a. special rates business ge'
address GALL TYPlST, Times liuudnr,
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"a ,NTFn- Successful solicitors. abundance Q
leads Jewish Encyconcdti liberal commission
Address FUNK a NAGNALLS COMPANY, 40
last ssl ST. New York city.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES


TWO LOFTS AND BASEMENT. rACH teISS
,stoT steam hest WatChmAn, sprinkler eQuln-
mcnt lowest Insurance near freight teImlnaH
plenty Of Food htlp gTsapnsk .y BrooIyn o
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cAHgatD1E

The results Of the oxford Cambridge race
Of the Last ten years over the Pulney- -Mortlake
rDurss have been AZ follows,
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nEIP MANTEn-MAI.E.

HIGH GRADE once. executive and sales pos
tlo1s Tor compettnt tnc1 Call for Information
corNientlaL r. MIGHlLL position Broker, hi
TlatirOn Building.
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INSTRUCTION
BOAnDERs WANTED.

7.D ST. 20 WEST,
between I aud subway express stations beautiiu
rooms. superior tSU,r references given and 70
qulrcl
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LasT. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST--A hrlndle French bulldog hnsNefhG 70
name OF NJ vcr' undershOt. bat eau: $50 reward
II rrit uIVd 10 Hi ith ~.
s5.r-f fsIr-ulrs5
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-06
FOR CHAMP ONSH|P
Wrestler Olson Meets Ameri-
Gus in Baltimore To-
night.
HE EXPECTS A VICTORY.
BY Tort.

Tonight Charley Olson, of Indian
apolis, who is to wrestle here next
Thursday night with Peterson, will
meet Gus Schoenlein, better known as
Americas, at Baltimore for $1,000
purse and incidentally to decide the
light heavyweight championship of the
world. This title is claimed by both
men. Americas bases his claim on his
recent victory over Fred Beell. In the
match tonight Olson is the favorite
among Baltimore fans. The match
will be refereed by Tim Hurst. the fam
Gus baseball umpire and prize fight
referee.
Olson left Indianapolis for Baltimore
last Sunday, and was in splendid con-
dition for his important match with
Americas. He stated that he expected
TO win handily. If the big fellow shows
the cleverness, nerve, skill and cool
ness that he did here last week in his
match with the Turk he should have
no difficulty in securing a clear title to
the light heavyweight championship
of the world.
After tonight's match Olson will not
again enter the ring until next Thurs
day night when he is billed to meet
Peterson in handicap match at the
coliseum, this city. Under terms this
match will be fought, Peterson wins
the match by throwing Olson one time.
On the other hand Olson to win the
match must throw Peterson twice in
seyenty-five minutes.
Peterson is a big fellow and said to
be mighty clever mat artist. He has
this fall met and defeated such clever
light heavyweights as Joe LaSalle and
Carl Busch.
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MANY Y. y, {. A.
WORKERS HERE
State Convention of 0rganiza-
ton Being Held in .
This City.
INTERESTING SESSIONS.
WOMEN ARE INCLINED TO BE Ex-
TRAvAGANT SAYS DR.. VIM.
BARTLETT IN ADDRESS BE-
FORE CONVENTION.
INTERESTING SESSIONS.
Program for Tonight.

7:30-Song service. Scripture lesson
and prayer. Address, THE Opportun-
ity of the Hour in the Far East" Miss
Ruth Paxson, travelling secretary Of
the volunteer movement. Z
Saturday.
S:3O-9:OO-Devotiona exercises, Miss
Wheeler.
9O01OOO-Bible hour, Messenger"
Miss Cutler
O-Introductions.
10:3O-"The College Girl on Fur
lough,' Miss Louise Porter, Richmond.
1O:45-"History of Association Work
in Indiana" Mrs. Belle Mansfield, De-
PAW University.
11O0-"Our United Work." Miss
Margery Melcher, state secretary of
Indiana.
2.3O-Recreation, followed by in
formal reception.
7:30-Song service. Scripture and
prayer. Address, Prof. Ebert Russell,
Earlham College.
The first session of the twenty-third
annual convention of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association, was held at
the Reid Memorial church last even
ing, at which there was a large at
tendance of both visiting delegates and
the members of the Y. w. C. A of
Earlham College. The large majority
of the delegates did not arrive until
this morning.
DR.. William Bartlett was the speak
er of last evening, and gave a very
interesting address on Christ and
Womanhood." taking as his text, Luke
40, Blessed art thou among women"
He dealt with his subject in a most
mastery way, greatly pleasing the
large audience. During his address,
DR.. Bartlett pointed out that the ca
pacity of woman's love has never been
sounded. and that they often give to
extravaganza and let their hearts lead
them in the dark.
President Robert Kelley, of Earlham
College, gave the address of welcome
in behalf of Earlham College, and DR..
S. R. Lyons, pastor of the Reid Me-
mortal United Presbyterian church, in
behalf of the city. Rev. Allen Jay
had charge of the devotional exercises
Mrs. w. F. McCrea, state chairman,
presided over the meeting.
DR.. Bartlett is the pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Chicago, and in
part he said:
'One of the strange and unaecount-
able facts is the relation of women to
the rest of the world. No one seems
to know just why women should be
made the butt of all jokes and inuen-
does in civilized communities, and
should have been the drudge and slave
in both orient and occident. Yet all
the time there stands the record SUBJ
lime in its simple beauty that to the
crown and makes complete the crea-
ton. God brought her unto man, and
Adam said this is now bone OF my bone
and flesh of my flesh-therefore shall
man leave his father and mother and
cleave unto his wife: and they shall be
one flesh" Perhaps you can tell me
why the jeer at the mother-in-lav II 30
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CANNON AND HIS -..
MEN PLANNING TO
TIE TAFT'S HANDS
succeed Senator Kittredge, who al
Continued From Page One.)

succeed Senator Kittredge, who al.
ways has voted as Aldrich directed.
Hansbrough, of North Dakota, will
not return; Hemenway, of Indiana
cannot be reelected, and Foraker OF
Ohio, one of his chief lieutenants, will
be retired.
While the members may not refuse
to obey him, the fact that they replace
others who had served long in the
senate and were in a position to ca
jole the democrats into submission to
aid in suppressing radical republicans
will weaken his position.
This situation. as well as the posi-
ton of the republicans in the house
was reviewed by the prote ctionists
The decision to re-elect Speaker Can
non led one leader to predict that
while there would be plenty of talk
little would be done in the way of re
vision
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Is Almost Sure to Be Defeated
BY Rose Poly in Sat-
urday's Game.
FOUR REGULARS ARE OUT.
LITTLE CHANCE ON oFFENs-
ivE-LARGE SCORE is EXPECT
Ed TO BE ROLLED UP.
BY T ort.

At 7:3O o'clock tomorrow morning
the Earlham football team, minus at
least four of it's best men, namely:
Captain Harrell, Hancock, Larrance
and CASTOR, goes to meet certain de-
feat at Terre Haute at the hands OF
the strong Rose Poly team, which
early in the season conquered Wabash
The team that Coach Vail will place in
the field is in good condition but is
the same crude, slow working machine
that was smashed into junk last Sat
urday on Reid Field by Butler.
Butler defeated this outfit by score
of 81 to 0, and the indications are Rose
Poly will win by a score equally large
or larger. This prediction is not in
the spirit of knock" 1t is made af-
ter a study of the merits of the two
teams.
With Laurence running the team at
quarterback, with Captain Harrell at
full back. and with Hancock and Cas-
ton on the ends might be a different
tale to tell Minus these four players
the Earlham team is. from secondary
championship standpoint, impossible.
Beebe, who subs for Hancock at left
end. is fairly good player, but too
light Reagan has shown no class and
will be unable to fill Gaston's place
with satisfaction.
Hill and c. Jones, who will alternate
at quarterback are only fair. Neither
Is good field general The back field
without Harrell acts in demoralized
manner. playing poor defensive game
and being fearfully slow executing
plays on the offensive. 1t is impossible
for Earlham to execute the forward
pass with it's slow backs, and it is
equally impossible for the team to
break up forward pass plays on the
part Of its opponents, The line Is
fairly good-so is the tackling and
Whites punting. Summing everything
up the Earlham team as it now stands
is great disappointment and one Of
the slowest outfits that ever represent
ed the Quaker institution.
Coach "Heze" Clark, of Rose Poly,
has his team In fine shape and is con-
fident of winning by large score.
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public school play grounds, South
Twenty-second street, tomorrow after
noon and see the Richmond high
school-Steele (Dayton) high school
game. Both teams are equally match
cd and play fast. heady football.
Early in the season r. H. S. met
Steele on its own grounds and was de-
feated 6 to in a holly fought, bril-
liant game. Steele greatly outweighed
the locals, but this handicap was Off
set by the speed of the Richmond
eleven. Since that game r. H. S. has
improved greatly in its play, and the
chances of victory over the Dayton
eleven are good.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-06

Since 1893 Bates and University OF
Maine have played twenty-three games
of football meeting twice for several
seasons running. Bates has won four
teen games. and Maine has won five
games. Bates has scored 800 points
and Maine % points. There have been
four tie games. Names to 0 victory
over Bates, Saturday, was especially
gratifying, as the teams played 0 to 0
games in 1905 and 1906. and last year
played third consecutive tie, to 6.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-06
CONTROL HOUSE
BY SMALL MAJORITY
Latest Returns Give RepubIi-
cans Al.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 6.-The re-
publican party will, according to pres
ent returns from all congressional
districts in the United States, control
the next national house of representa-
tives by a majority of Al. The figures
SO far received show the election of
216 republicans and 175 democrats, a
gain for the latter party of 9.
The maJorities in several districts
are reported as extremely close. and
it is possible that In few instances
the official count may change the fig
ures given above.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-06
Keep Baby
Healthy; Free

No child can be we'll and strong
unless its bowels move regularly
every day at the same hour Such
regularity promotes good health. One
passage is absolutely necessary, while
two are not too many.
There is one remedy that is especially
adapted to the needs Of children, and
which thousands Of American mothers are
using today, and that Is DIR. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin. the great herb laxative
compound. Its gentle action, SO free from
purity. vouched for to the United States
laxative tonic.
Mrs. NJ. F. Cash. of Webb, Okla, is an
old-tfme friend Of this wonderful childs
keep house without it. She became ac-
Quainted with II through Dr. Caldwells
offer OF free trial bottle. which she
found so effective on her baby that she
now always keeps II in the house. Mrs.
used 1t in a free sample. then bought it
OF her druggist at the regular price. which
Is only SO cents or 81 a bottle 1t gave
her little girl a splendid appetite and q
yisorous stomach. Where DR.. Caldwells
nome It makes a lifelong friend. They
soon discard salts. pills and powders.
Those who have never yet used DR..
CaldwelFs Syrup Pepsin should begin to
90 SO, for they are missing a valuable
household friend. In order to acauaint
you with its merits at no expense to YOUR
sen the doctor Will send you free test
botae on receipt of name and address
Il has been justly called the nations safe
guard TO health In the cure OF constipa
ton, dyspepsia, heartburn, liver trouble.
digestive ailments
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-06

AS usual the crowd of the season
will attend the Indian game at Cam
bridge, Saturday. Carlisle beat Har-
ward last year, and has just trounced
the Navy after holding Penn to a 6 to
6 tie. The Harvard management will
do its utmost to keep seats out of the
hands of the spectators, who, it will
be remembered. were pretty badly
"stung" last year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-06
How Is Your Digestion?

Mrs. Mary Bowling of No. 22S 9Th
Ave-, San Francisco. recommends a
remedy for stomach trouble. She
says: Gratitude for the wonderful ef-
feet of Electric Bitters in a case Of
acute indigestion. prompts this testi-
monia1. am fully convinced that for
stomach and liver troubles Electric
Bitters is the best remedy on the mar
ket today" This great tonic and al
terative medicine invigorates the sys-
tenn, purifies the blood and Is espec-
tally helpful in all forms of female
weakness. SOC. at A. G. Luken & Co.
drug store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-06
BIG GAME TOMORROW
Richmond High School Eleven
viii Play Steele of
Dayton.
LOCALS HOPE FOR VICTORY
BY Il ort.

While Eariham has one of the poor
est teams in its history, Richmond
high school has one of the best elevens
that ever represented that institution.
and if the football fans of this city
desire to see one of the best football
games that will be played in this city
this season. they should journey to the