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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-23

II you are troubled with sick headache con-
stipation. indigestion. offensive breath or any
disease arising from stomach trouble. get a SOC
or & bottle OF DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin II
Is positively guaranteed to cure you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-23
Point Is Raised.

Sheriff Meredith has raised a point
in connection with the board matter,
that teens with interest and import
ance. He asks What would happen
in case a man eats no meals" The
law allows no in and out fees for sher-
ifs as it did formerly. This fee al
lowed the sheriff 20 cents for admit
ting a prisoner to the county Jail and
20 cents for releasing him. The case
Of Anton Daur is cited. He was taken
10 the county jail in an unconscious
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-23
MUST
NOW SERVE THEIR
FULL SENTENCE
Continued From Page One)

eleventh day in the future, so he may
be served with the three meals and the
sheriff's bill he in accordance with
actual circumstances
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

Roy Davis OF Fowler high school,
Fresno county, ran five miles in Sc
minutes seconds. AS he had not
trained particularly for the event he
is expected 10 reduce this time to 80
minutes This run was so successful
that the students OF the school expect
TO bring of 10 nile run in the near
future.
The msidens of the Mountain View
high school took the haskell bali cham
pionship of the P. A L. from San Jose
high by a score of 81 to II.
The Coast Counties high school
league has begun its baseball schedule
and will struggle for a handsome SIS
trophy. This league is composed of
the high schools Of Monterey and Santa
Cruz counties. namely WatsohviTe. sa-
linas. Monterey, Pacific Grove and
Santa Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
REGATTA POSTPONED

The class regatta Of the Aeolian
yacht club programmed for today has
been postponed one week. It viii take
place over the newly adopted course
of the club which starts crossing an
imaginary line of the borax works,
Alameda. on a broad reach. to the
May Flint buoy. off Hunters point,
thence almost before the wind back to
the finishing line at the foot of Grand
Street off the Encinai yacht club house.
The finishing at this point makes it
possible to take to the narrow chan
nels and reach the clubhouse at the
foot Of Park street on the Bay Farm
island side in safety. one disadvantage
in this course, which is reckoned at I5
nautical miles. is that it does not she W
the true quality Of the yacht. as it
eliminates windward work.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
p. A. A. MEETING

The meeting of the Pacific athletic
association. which is scheduled for May
20 at the Hotel Stewart. viii be one of
the most important in the history OF
that body, and every delegate has been
requested to be present. a number of
prominent coIlegemen interested in
athletics have been invited TO attend.
so that the relationship of college ath-
letics to the association may be dis
cussed. The league viii also have as
its guest George Hammer of New York.
field secretary Of the Fairgrounds As
sociation Of America and former sec
retary of the New York public schools
athletic league. \ report will be made
by each delegate as TO how much
money the Pacific athletic association
can expect for the fund for the olymp-
ian games
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
Newion viii Play
Final Round

OAKLAND May f6@F c. Newton
and D. P. Fredericks win play for the
1908 championship of the Pacific Cosst
golf association on the links of the
Claremont country club tomorrow. In
the semifinals of the annual tournament
of the association this afternoon New
ton qualified for the championship
round by defeating II. c. Golcher de-
cisively by the score of 5 up and TO
play. Fredericks was pitted against
J. J. Valentine and succeeded in beating
him over the course by 9 up and to
play.
The semihnal matches brought out
some pretty playing at times. but both
Newton and Fredericks were in excel
lent form and their opponents We're
unable to make either contest very ex-
citing. Thirty-six holes will be played
in the final round tomorrow and spec
uIatien is running high as to the out
come of the match
Ir the second round of the tourna-
ment. which was played this morning.
Newton beat r. ]. Neville. 6 up and 4
to play; GoleAer beat c. D. Whyte. .
up: Valentine beat c. B. Hubbard. up
and Fredericks defeated r. \. KaIes. 1
up. The best golf of the day was seen
in the morning matches and exciting
finishes Characterized three OF the con-
tests. Fredericks and Kales put up the
most spectacular game. the outcome
being in doubt until the last hole was
played
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
Brawn and Agility of Navy Men Encompass
The Defeat Of Their Army Opponents

another heartily and the best of feel
ing prevailed
Marg9 rite Martin. tiny miss with
an ot sious leaning toward the
brawns men of the. navy. presented the
artistic silver trophy embIematic of
the championship to Mcdonald, VINO
captained the winning team
BASKET BALL wALKovER
The final rout of the army came in
the basket ball game. one does not
associate basket ball with the navy.
owing TO the absolute lack of open
space on a cruiser. with the exception
OF the sacred precincts of the quarter
deck The team from the Rhode Island
lived up to its reputation of being one
OF the greatest teams in the country
by outplaying its opponents at every
stage of the game and winning ulti-
mately by score OF 36 to IL The
score at the end Of the first half was
Il TO g.
The navy men showed wonderful
team work and their tactics were con
sidered a trihe rough by H. NJ strick-
Ter. who acted as referee They were
penalized frequently. but this did not
help their opponents when it came to
scoring The passing of the navy men
was fauIuess and their play through
out was bristling with class.
The winning team was made up of
O'Brien. goal; Barker (captain). cen
ter; Kenefc. forward; Haenner and
Mcdowell. backs.
Army team-Poppe, goal: Rosenthal.
center; Bennett forward; Schwartz
and Spencer, backs.
The men of the winning team have
been together for some years. They
played originally at the Newport train
ing school. When they left there
some were assigned TO the Rhode ISL
and and some to the New Jersey.
Through the efforts of officers the New
Jersey men were transferred to the
Rhode Island. and since then they
have defeated some Of the strongest
college teams in the east.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
LOUISVILLE WINNERS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 16-Results:
First race. four and half furiongs-Ander
son won Gassowary second. Romp third. Time
- 10
second race. six furlongs-Dandy Dancer won
Barnes,iaie second. stoueraill thisd. Time
l.Is ~.
Ttfrd race. Que mile -KercheFal won. Wool
sandals second. rarah third. Time. 1:4o.
Feursh race FIX rurlonss -A.uda w5h. Dainty
-yane second. Black Mary fhis,l. Zine. Is -
18th race four and half ssrlonss-Acquil
vHa. Advancing second. anaa MeGee third.
gi-lr. % 80.
sixth saee. oae ass : SKI .s.ta mi;es-st.
iiario won. aueE second. Hostile nspAen third
Time. I.1G1-J.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
Fashion Stake Won
by 100 10 1 Shot
Field Mouse Cuts Up, Throws
Jockey and Then Runs
Apau From Field
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

BELMONT PARK, May 16.-This was
one of the best days of the meeting.
from weather standpoint, and the
attendance was the largest since the
opening day, numbering about $1,000.
The track dried out fast and was
in fairly good condition The card
was an excellent one.
After the horses had paraded past
the stand in the Fashion stake. Field
Mouse began to jump around, and
when she was opposite the field stand
the horses rigging broke and Nc
Cahey was thrown to the ground and
injured Notter was substituted. This
caused g delay Of fully 10 minutes.
Field Mouse broke in front. and NOV
ing away. opened Up a lead and was
never headed, winning by six lengths.
Melissa and Gladys Louise We're close
up in the early running. but soon tired
and fell back. Melissa came on and
got the place in drive from Lady
Hubbard BY half length She was
a head in front OF Top Note. Field
Mouse was a I6e 20 shot and was
played by many bettors and closed
at so.
There was little delay at the stand
for the Toboggan handicap. Berry
Maid. King James and Roseben were
first to show. They were soon joined
by .Cohort. The finish was close. Ber-
~ Maid winning by a head from Baby
Wolf and Restigouche 1t was a hard
racing contest from flag to finish
The summary:
FIRST RAcE-seven furIongs. handicap.
81 600 added:
Odds. Horse Weight Jockey. Kin
4-1-zelnap. lI2 (shillng) .................1 i
5-1-Gowan, 81 CGaraer) ..................2 2
1s-J-Fancy. los &. Dugan) ...............3 3
Time. .2s 10 Pantoule Whip Top, Grace
Cameron, finished as named
SECOND RAcE-Forr and a half furiongs,
straight. selling. $1,000 added
Odds Horse Weight. Jockey. Fin.
o-10-RoyaI Captive 9e e. Dngaa) ........l
l2-1-Nasturtia. 81 tKoernerl -..-......,.... 2
I0-1-Taboe i05 6sIcCahey) .......-...3 3
Tine ;53 ID. Fore. Miss Highland San Vito.
6aEkvging, AIadrilene. Dan de Noyles. Elizabeth
Sweeney Lucele R. Kwai. finished as named
THIRD RAcE-Four and half furIongs.
straight course. the Fashion. So. .o0a added:
Odds. Horse Weight Jockey. Fin
59-I-Fieid sIouse 10 tNotterl ........I
7-l-AIelissa I'D Garner . =
:l-2-Iady Hubbard li9 tMcCa-thyl ,.........3
flme. - ~, % Sote- Leday, Selma.
GLADYS l.grisc. daished named
FOURTH aAcg si2 furlongs the tshogean
hantieap. Ss.'ss sGGtus
Odts. HcTse weight locker. Fin
l.-f-Dt@Iy Maid. 100 tSEresel ........I 4
g.-2ab l. stf s tE Hueani .
8esiiettche. IL t.SDtterl .-.-........ :;
T..ne- ~ sj- hiaS Jaales. Fosinro Cshort
Tr@-sFa7l. h.as Cobalt sosebeA F.ernilg
f}a amei. x, River. fgE Nrs.. GufsssI -
naiana.
tfs2Is fsi.'sTwo mics Junior trial sseepie-
cLara. Szgg0 added
odds Hcfse. Weight. JorAeyl FIn.
i--J--EcOnsg-g. III tMcAfee) .............I
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
COULD IS cHAaIPIoN

LoNpoN. sIay 1e.-Jay Gould won
the. arst ard second sets - his match
today with East@ee Miles. the English
player for The worlds amateur court
tennis championship. The scores were
o.. and e-e- The match was held on
the court of the Queens club. which
was scrow5 5ed to its utasost capacity
with spectators Miles won the third
set. s-1 Gould won the fourth set and
the championship. score. s-1
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
TAussIG TO BIZ REAR ADMIRAL

WASHINGTON. Nav siG.-The presi-
dent today sent 20 the senate the fol-
lowing nominations:
Captain to be rear ad-airaI-Edward
.. Taussig
Brigadier general TO be majo-s gem
eral-George r. Elliott.
To be collector of MISUNDERSTANDING
O'Keefe, district of Arizona
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
- - ~ CHosEN

The navy team was made up OF
E-lk. West Virginia, number 1; Peaters
za number .. Hanson. Kansas
raber 8: shearer. Kansas. number q
T.vden. Rhode Island. number >. and
Hanson. west Virginia anchor
The army team was made UP Of men
ID The artillery branch Of the service
as follows Bailey. number i; Cole,
number p Ott. number 8; Demuth. num-
blr 8. Carroll. number 3 and schwader.
a-chor.
Tle mcu took their positions fo- the
arst tost with the navy men on the
westerly end Of the field and the army
on the cast Ii was estimated that
The average weight Of the sailors was
ls5 pounds. and that OF the soldiers 100.
It is possible that each team was prob
ably ave or more pounds heavier to
tae naa. Is soae Of them were veri-
table giants
At the signal 10 start the army men
made q gain of four inches and held
II for a brief spell. The brawn Of
the navy men then began TO tell and
the white mark Travelled slowly until
ir was back At the center and then
continued almost imperceptibIy for a
tine IN the direction of the navy goal.
Chief Gunnei's Mate Mcdonald Of the
West Virginia acted as captain OF the
sailors and coached them in an ex-
pert manner. He watched the men OF
the opposing team. and when he saw
signs Of weakening he gave orders in
quiet tone which were carried out
instantly by his men. Gradually they
gained until at the expiration OF the
I'VE minutes Bailey. the number ! man
" The army tear. was pulled up to
The dag standard, which marked the
center q tie course. The teams did
DOT pun on cIeats. but secured the
best available hold on the ground.
SECOND TRIAL SPECTACULAR
Tie second and deciding trial proved
the more spectacular Of the two which
were required to decide the match.
The teams changed sides. and whether
tne navy men had improved the side
rrom which they pulled at first or
tae ayny men had gained in skim. the
latter made an improved showing.
-he Sailors gained about four inches
~ cae start and held 1t tor some time.
Taoy gradually Increased this 10 six
inches. but beyond this they could not
go The persDlration stood ont in
great beads OBJ their foreheads. while
their heaving chests and buIging mus
ies toid of The severe strain through
sch they were passing
The aruy men regained about two
iacaes IT their lost leewar bat
say could not get ,hat white
mark nearer the center. try a.
would when Robert a. Roos
tha timer. gave the signal that the
tcst mas over the navy stiu heId the
four inches. which meant victory Tor
their team. The teams cheered one
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
Fifty Dollar Colt Is
Real Race Horse

Madrilene Pllil chinn's $50 geIding.
which ra5 well here before his ship
ment eas.. is proving a highly profit
able Investment. IF he weighed a
couple of hundred pounds more" says
Chinn. "he would be $4,000 horse
He is the most willing little horse in
the world, and whether al work or
racing is always anxious to run. After
the hardest races he raises the biggest
kind of row for his grub. After
work he tries to eat up his bedding.
His last race was his best and con-
vinces me that he can go any distance
He was interfered. with badly the bet
ter part OF thrae-eighths of a mile, yet
did not fret bit and when he found
an opening went through like shot,
Close observers of Madrileno's per-
forTnances since his first appearance on
the turf in January are ready to in
dorse every word. Racing Form re-
MARKS. Chinn, has to say regarding
Iadrileno's worth. His performances
have been game and consistent, show
ing him a worthy son Of Ethelbert.
which was one of the best race horses
of the last two decades. Ethelbert was
IEtlItQ me SlQQ III tile ldll OF 1901
after earning S69.23J in the three years
on the turf ending 1900. He was the
winner. of tfe Lawrence Realization,
Metropolitan and a Brighton cup, max
ing a. record of two and a quarter miles
in 3:49k in the latter event in 1900
Madrileno's performances to date are
as follows.
AFadriseno ch <. > by Ethe,bert Old Madrid.
Year SITS ST. 2d. Sd. Inp Won.
1905 ..........15 S4,3I5
7-l0-Sandy CrtekeF ls9 en-. Henderson, =
5-i-King Castle. 142 tDUDeet ............3
lime. 4:eT. Jim McGili also ran.
SIXTH GACE-one mile. selling 81 600
assued;
t;,itis Horse Weight. Jockey. Tin
--i-Zai 104 tSEfliingt -.........-.I
7-i-fsockstone o. tlI-yeri -....-.. ........ - :,
7-i-Tommy Waddell. 10i ttfarner $1,000. 3
Time 9:4I Rio Grande. zethus Greene
Samuel IL. Harris. Anmus Oreagna, Druid,
Casslewood, Miss Delaney, finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
Fast FiIly Mdkes ShOw of Her
Field, but Five Other
Faroriies Lose
YESTERDAYS WINNERS
By ]. z. Jefery

Righteasy. at odds on. represe9tei
the extent OF the public success in pick
ms winners at Emeryvl.le yesterday.
OF the other favorles-I.ord Neiso1.
Avolte!lus. Marster. Lord Filisrlae and
Pajaroita-Avoatslius wes the only one
20 finish as close Up as second Two OF
the afternoons winne-s-siabel HOl-
lander and Legatee-ca-as from en-
tireIy unexpected quarters. while sec
ond choices accounted for the balance
Of the card.
The lightly weighted Cloyue made a
runaway race OF the Mare island aardi-
cap. one OF the features OF TIE card.
Earl Rogers. another Of the light
weights. led on surerance aro-nI the
first turn. but CIoyne went to the 'front.'
at will on the backstretch and stole q
iong lead. which she easily retained to
the end. Cabin. Marstcv and Iisaro.
the top weights. were ar bit unlaeSy
in the scramble for position at tie first
turn, Lisaro being pocketed on the raH.
and the other two being carried wide
Lisaro was unable to get clear. sailing
until the race was nearly over. bur
Marste- ard Cabin moved Up stimuli
taneously on the backstretch and were
able TO overtake all but the ayinr
Cloyne- Cabin saved ground BY a shorH
turn into the stretch. and this contrib
uted to his success in beating Marster
for the place.
WEIGHT STOPS PAJAROITA
H. C. Bedwelrs speed marvel. Paja-
ro.ta, after q lengthy series OF brilliant
performances. came to his undoing in
the Fort Mason handicap. Ave. and a
halS rurIong sprint that divided inter-
est with the distance handicap. Prob
ably because h.s impost OF rs pounds
was deemed excessive. Pajaroita was so
little fancied BY the bettors that his
odds drifted hack to TO from an
opc1ing quotation OF s to 5. but he was
SIN the favorite at post time, the
talent experiencing difficulty in select
ing any particuiar horse to beat him.
with the result that the play was dis
tri5ated between Preen. Grace 6.
Booger Red and Burlsigh- Pajaroita
might have made a better showing had
Miller succeeded in setting him away
from the post as advantageoUsly as
usual. but he didn't. and there was 50
much early speed in the race that
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
ScbiIling and Noifel
Press Miller

The standing OF the 80 leading jock
eys from January to and including
the racing of May is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17


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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
By r. A. smyth

The athletes OF the naval
branch of Uncle Sans service
completed their series Of compe-
titions with the men OF the army
Yesterday on the wonderful sta
dunn in Golden Gate park with
an unbroken string of victories.
They added the tug Of war cham
pionship and that at basket ball
TO the baseball series and the
more strenuous boxing.
The successful basket bali
team sported the colors Of the
United States steamship Rhode
Island. while the tug of war team
was made up OF three men from
the Kansas. TWO from the West
Virginia and one from the Rhode
Island. The competitions were
witnessed by large crowds Of en-
thusiastic spectators. but the attend
ance was dwarfed in comparison with
thar which took possession of the
grounds on children's day.
Weather conditions were perfect for
a day out Of doors. and those present
gave themselves over 10 a complete
enjoyment Of the occasion The crowd
was dotted here and there with the
men In the uniform Of Uncle sam. thus
setting OF in relief the summers
frocks Of the fair spectators. The
band Of the Columbia Park boys club
and military band alternated with
selections and thus helped enliven the
occasion
1t was AT hrst intended that the men
of the various cruisers would meet in
preliminary round in the rug Of war
10 determine which team should have
the honor Of meeting the -en OF the
army. The men demurred TO this as
being unfair. as II meant that the
navy team would have had one severe
struggle before entering for the tro-
nhr competition. as Il would prove a
rioas handicap. The officials in
charge hnaUy found way out Of the
l.rcrltv by picking an all navy team
meet the army. It was TO be the
best tvo OUT Of three trials each Of
which was 10 be Of two minutes dura-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-26

The diagram shows & sectional cut
fine Of q concrete water tank with the
bottom and top flushed, and q portion
IN the middle OF the walls IN course
u construction. The bottom Is shown
IN position. bur as q matter Of fact,
be walls are built first. and the bot
ON put in afterwards. A quantity %
4 inch by q inch unplanec board,
efficient 10 make q large box o. the
engtb and breadth the flushed tank
Is 10 be-. and two feet deep. will b.
required The sides and ends u this
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-26
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitn-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tn be is infiamed
you have a rum bling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when il is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing win be destroyed for ever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh
which is nothing but an infamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send foI
circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY d CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold bv Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-26

There is popular belief that certain
trees are less likely than others To be
struck by lightning, and that during
q thunderstorm 1t is quite safe to stand
uri4er beech. for example. while tile
danger under a resinous tree or an on k
lie. respectively, fifteen or twenty times
greater. This is disputed in a recent
writing by DIR. A. w. Bothwick in mis-
Notes OF the Royal Botanical Garden
OF Edinburgh" The doctor SAYS that
no tree is immune and the beech is
struck quite as frequently as any other
species Apparently the taller trees in
q neighbOrhOOd are the ones most like
ly 10 be struck Contrary TO what is
believed by some people. the cells are
not ''ruptured or torn by the formation
Of steam as might happen If the heat
ing by the electric current was very
great The cells collapse and shrink
up. but are never torn" The root sys
TEN does not seem TO be ever damaged
by lightning.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-26

STATE supervision ~ al bridges erect
I'd "a proposed By state Engineer Fred
erick 6kene ~ New York That gen
fieman has drawn W q proposed law
covering rle uafter lIe would reQui-e
hia approval. ~ vel az the approval
" fle county engineer, " fle plane
ano specincaiious " every bridge eE-
eeooiug syDO ip cosf ~ b. built Dy a
D0Bn. lie also RECOMMENDING flaf cou-
fraclf fOr sucl bridge ~ required a.
b. aHarlec A. fle ioBesi bidder. nfter
tae eork lae beeD properly Advertised
Qnc 1uaIly fllaf az approve. ~ fle
ffatf epg'neer NJ feguireo Deforf Day-
nlfpf ~ q Completed brllgf n ulade
lleff a > iaH ~ flaf ffate proFillug
flaf ~ asslsiallee NJ f|le fiatf enN
peer uay VA ipFoAeo ~ fusr.nfead
spcl coilfirpeil0pf lqf a laf leeu u.
leIeo "a ~ couuf|ff aIl foHDf Hul
equilaeif bass 1eep iJffuinfiy aanf0.
~ sllN ~ lfaDIi i.Iaf flfn ~ man5
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-26
IDLE IN LONDON SUFFER.
English Ministry Plans Relief in Win
ter Months

London.-Alarmed by the outbreaks
of the vast army of unemployed in all
of the large cities in the united king
dom, particularly in Glasgow, the min
istry is holding series of informal
conferences on plans to minimize the
suffering during the coming winter.
So grave is the situation that the
government refuses to admit publicly
that it notices it, fearing that this
would attract attention to conditions
for which it is hard to find a remedy.
Throughout England, Scotland and
Wales it is estimated that 1.000. 900
workmen are idle and with their fami-
lies total of 100000 persons are at
the point of starvation. OF this num-
Der considerable proportion is ac-
tually shelterless, as well as starving
and nearly naked All over the island
entire families are tramping aimlessly
from town to town, sleeping in straw
stacks and hedges and living on
handouts from 1armhouses.
Dozens of deaths are reported daily
from all over the kingdom, in bitches
fields and outhouses, where disease
stricken Migrants have sought par
tial shelter when too weak to staggel
further through the mire and incessani
storms.
The warehouses and hospitals every
where are so full that the admission
of other applicants is impossible.