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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
LONG SHOT
GALLOPS IN
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-Wing
Ting proved surprise at Emeryville
today when she captured the Benicia
handicap without trouble. She was
Well played and closed at 25 to /. Peter
Sterling disappointed his hackers and
had to be driven out to get the place
from Import. Logistilla was strong at
the finish. Captain John graduated
from the maiden class when he beat
the first choice. Prudent, in the second
race. Results:
First race furlongs, selling-Higert, 1O6
CW. Miller), TO ?, won; Zelina, 9S (Harris)
l6 TO l. second; Sea Sick. log (Kirschbaum), 16
TO !, third time ia 20. DR.. Coleman Wool
en-, Genehandler, Cascade of Diamonds, Ber-
nardo Fury, Lustig. Ed Davis and Hector
finished as named.
Second race Sls furlongs. purse-Captain
John, ia Knapp, to 1. won; Prudent 11O
Miller), 10 2. second; Rosamo, Ill Gisher),
to J. third; time Al As. Baumont, Narrator,
Schmoozer, Bernard K, Colonel Dick, Caro-
MIA, Judge Cronin, Johnnie White and Charlie
Rothschild finished named.
Third race, l 1-16 miles, selling-Gargantua
102 Uycurgus) to l. won; Bye Bye H., 97,
CBuXton), to l. second; Miss Oficious, 81 (W.
Kelly, TO l, third; time :46 3D. Monvina,
Wuerzberger, Talori, Sea Lad and Dorado
finished as named
Fourth race, u miles. Benicia handicap
Wing Ting, 80 a. Walsh), 25 to 1, won Peter
Sterling, ia (W. Miller), 3 TO 2, second; I'm
Port, 96 (Kirschbaum), IS to 8, third; time
2;05 2-5, Logstla Janeta, Pontotoc and
Saint Modan finished as named
Fifth race, ! mile, selllng-Cathcrne F., 95,
GIarris), to /, Won Boas, 104 (Scoville), s to
o, second Last Go, 1902 CFflberD, 2l to 5, third;
time 1:42. Colbert, Vronsky, Othmar Soldano,
Bannatyne, Alcbades. Rustler and Siege Gun
finished as named.
Sixth race, furlongs, seIling-Nagazam, 112
(Scoville), to j. won; Combury, l09 CHayes),
to /, second; Phalanx. lis CIV. Mller, IL to
5. third; time ] IA Eyebrght, Nappa, Polite.
Bell Reed, Prestige and Byron finished as
named.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS

By AssOcIdttd TF0ss.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1s.-City Park
results:
Four furlongs-Arionette won, Anne Nc
Gee second, Yankee Daughter third; time
:4S
Steeplechase, short course-McAJlister
won, Moon Gold second. Gault third; time
2:58.
Six furlongs-Belle Strome won, Rebel
Queen second, Hasty third; time 1:14.
Five and a half furlongs-E. T. Shipp
won, Toyboy second, Momentum third; time
1:O6 As
Seven furlongs-Quadrille won, Hannibal
Bey second, Meadow Breeze third; time
1:27 Is.
Nine furlongs-Coruscate won, FL Fall
second Gilfai third; time 1854 3-5.
Nine furlongs-Quagga won, Gold second,
Lord Dixon third: time 1884.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
Summary
ANNOUNCE TOURNAMENT
DATES FOR LAWN TENNIS
By Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 19.-Tourna-
ment dates for the lawn tennis season
of 1908 were announced by the United
States National Lawn Tennis associa-
tion today. The national championship
begins at Newport, r. l., August IS.
The ties between east, west and south
in national doubles will be played Au-
gust 1915 at the Crescent Athletic
club, New York.
Among the tournament dates are the
following: July 1, Pacific States Lawn
Tennis association, San Francisco,
state championship, mems and women's
singles.
July 2S, Oregon state championship,
Multnomah A. A. c.. Portland Ore.
August 3. Tacoma Lawn Tennis club,
Tacoma, Wash, Pacific northwest
championship. sixteenth annual.
September 7, Pacific Lawn Tennis
association, Del Monte, Cal, Pacific
states championships, mems and
women's singles, doubles and mixed
doubles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
PRETENSION
WINSFEATURE
BEATS COLONEL BOB BY A
NOSE
Victorine Harmon and SiIverskin Are
Made the Medium of Big
Killing and Reward
Their Backers
ny IRVING r. CLEMENT

Favorites Jared badly at Santa Anita
park yesterday, as only two came in as
winners
There was large crowd present, as
| Secretary Smith had a nice program
arranged, with the Ell Campo handicap
as the feature event. This went to Pre-
tension after a spirited struggle all the
way down the stretch. and he just did
manage to keep his nose in front, as
Col. Bob, ridden poorly by Taylor, was
best and would have won in another
jump.
The race was between these two all
the way and .ary F had little conten-
ton for the show. Botanist showed
early speed but quit after going a quar-
ter.
A good thing was put over in the
opening race of the day, when Victorine
Harmon, played from 10 to 10 to l, came
in an easy winner. Daily was close up
all the way, and when Little Wicky
tired in the stretch got the place hand
lily.
The latter tired chasing the winner.
SpNS CNSA1 was dliliOSl put ONSi liiN
rail right after the start; but for this
would probably have won. Courier
Girl showed speed and bears : atchinc.
Schilling got Force away flying, MAX
ing every post winning one. Royal
Stone ran close up to the winner until
the paddock, where he quit and Frieze
came fast and took the place away
from him. Horace H could not give the
weight, and Foreguard ran out all the
way.
Gallavant Wins Easily
Gallavant had a cakewalk in the
third race and won as his rider pleased.
Summer Cloud was as easily second
best. The real contention of the race
was for the short end of the purse,
which Matador got in the last two
jumps from Buster Jones, which ran
second most of the way.
Daruma ran right back to her former
race by making the pace all the way in
the fifth and winning easily. She was
a split favorite with Chalfonte. Smirk-
er was outrun till the stretch. where he
finished like a shot and got up in time
to take second money from the fast
firing Chalfonte. The latter stopped in
the stretch when the pinch came. Au-
cassin had a rough journey all the way.
Silverskin rewarded his hackers in
the sixth race, and after the start never
left the result in doubt. as Musgrave
lay behind the leaders with him until
the far turn, then let him down and he
won handily. The ring was hard hit
by his victory, as he was backed from
to to 1.
In drive Red Reynard beat Orcagna
head for the place. F'riar of Elgin
was weakly handled, as Goldstein rode
him all over the track and was of 10
help at the finish. This one will 81
about his next time out in the same
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

in the saddle. over the rail. This is
what caused the favorite to lose the
race as she finished fourth after losing
ten lengths.
Foreguard, the favorite in the Sec
ond race, ran on the outside rail all the
way, and Shriner could not keep him
in. as he tapped him over the head sew
eral times.
Jockey Taylor let go of Colonel Bob's
head in the stretch on two occasions,
which caused him to lose the race, as
the horse sWerved badly, then was
beaten only nod.
Thomas Williams, president of the
Pacific Jockey club, is at Coronado
Beach watching the polo tournament
and the races.
Jockeys Musgrave and Schilling each
rode two winners. Ross and Martin
brought the other two home first.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20


SAVANNAH. Ga, March 19.-Perfect
weather conditions and crowd of spec
tators larger than any previous race
days among them the governor of the
state as a special guest of the city,
marked the opening of the last day of
the automobile race meeting under the
auspices of the American Automobile
association. The event of the day was
the $50 miles race for the Savannah
challenge trophy, valued at $4,000, in
which there were eight starters. The
cars were driven by Herbert Lytle,
Louis Strang, F. 1. Tone, H. McEhner.
w. c. Gull, A. A. Poole F. w. Leland
and NJ. Newsletter. They were sent
away at 10 a. m. in the order named
at intervals of ninety seconds. and were
to make twenty circuits of the eighteen
mile course. Mr.. Culrs car was over
turned on a curve and he was forced
to withdraw from the race.
Strang was in the lead at noon. He
was then on the seventh lap. Mich
ener continued in second position, with
Poole third Newstette" fourth, Lytle
fifth, Leland sixth and Tone bringing
up the rear.
Strang lost his lead to Michener in
the eighth lap, the latters car starting
out on the ninth circuit of the course
with lead of nineteen seconds.
Strang regained the lead early in the
ninth, however, finishing the round with
a margin of one minute and nineteen
seconds over Michener.
Strang won the 360-mile race in 6
hours 81 minutes 30 seconds. He had a
lead of more than lap at the finish.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
Demarest Wins Game
ny Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March 19.-CaIvin Dema-
rest of Chicago defeated Ferdinand
Poggenberg Of New York in the after
noon game Of the national amateur
championship billiard tournament to-
day by a score of 400 to 1876.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
Captures First Oceanic Bonita

BY Associated Press.
AVALON March 19.-Miss Ruth Nicker-
son of Pittsburg who is a noted angler in
southern California, captured the first
oceanic bonita of the season today. The
catch was taken upon light tackle, and
weighed fifteen and one-balf pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

40 % ia - 1H7 o
Eonue Montana The ishman
II
welup
under whip only n *Aprrntf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
POOR CARD BOOKED
FOR TODAY'S RACES
Big Fields Will Rule This Afternoon.
Selling Platers and Maidens Will
Be Given Chance to
Score Brackets
BY IRVING II. CLEMENT

Poor horses will be given an oppor-
tunity this afternoon to earn their oats
and hay.
The fields are large in all of the
events and those lucky enough to pick
the winners should be presented with
silver plated cook stove, as there is
little form in such bad races and the
best way is to play the good riders, or
guess them.
Auulire. Barbette, Turnaway, Emily
n. and OtWell have the speed of the
lot in the first race, and the gamest
one of the bunch should win the first
honors. The balance can go for
Sweeney.
Fourteen 2-year-old maidens are
carded to start in the second race, and
they are an ordinary lot. Chipmunk
will have Schilling in the saddle; Mus
grave will pilot Harry Stanhope; Bo-
land will ride Coriel; Archibald will
steer Fred Maier Frank Clancy and
Lucky Mate ran fair races their last
out.
Ineham. Gnssiper II. Tattenham,
Bauble and Hazel Thorpe are best in
the third race of a mixed lot. Ingham
ran some good races earlier in the sea-
son GOsSiper IL improves with each
race. Tattenham likes the route, and
with a good rider aboard Will be right
there at the finish. Bauble will go well,
as she IS i'm good form at present.
Hazel Thorpe does no. run to her
eastern form
The best race of the day is the fourth,
and a lot of sprinters of the selling
platter variety are carded to go. This
is a hard race and good one to watch
from the grand stand. Norfolk, Min
tia, Giov. Balerio, Toller, Silverskin and
Wisteria look best
Poor Bunch in Race
Another bunch OF beetles go in the
fifth race, and it is the variety that if
you twist their tails they will bark
Tallarand, Grandita, Kirkfield Belle
Search Me, Dulcinea will go WELL az
they like the weight and the distance.
Fifteen 3-year-old maidens will strive
for honors in the sixth race and they
are a poor lot. Henry of Shennamere,
Suzerain, Franciscan, Cardinal, Lanca-
shire Lad and LakeView are the only
ones that have shown anything worthy
to have a chance
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
Poor Bunch in Race
SANTA ANITA sMATTERlNes

Pretension was put on the schooling
list by the starter. He broke up sew
eral good starts and acted mean at the
barrier in the fourth race.
In the first race Martin, on Nictorine
Harmon, cut across his field. almost
knocking Lady Powell, with Goldstein
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

! 49,
+
Harmon
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
STRANG'S LSOTTA
WINS EVENT ONE
JACKRABBIT DEFEATS EVERY
AMERICAN CAR
Lytle Loses Twenty-Five Minutes on
Tires and Refilling, but Quickly
Makes Up Lost
Time
snecial to Tha Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAVANNAH, Ca. March 19.--Event one
Strang's Isotta first. time 1880; Lytle's
Jackrabbit second, beating all American and
one foreign car; third, Acme; fourth, Lozier;
fifth, Isotta; sixth. American; seventh,
Stearns. McCulIa's dackrabbit turned over
on curve second lap; no one hurt. Winner
had no tire trouble, stopping once for gaso-
line. Lytle lost twenty-five minutes on
tires and refilling. He was fifth In third lap
and drove a beautiful race.
EDGAR APPERsoN.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

off
R
IStag won neafy second
a
Itr0ghou was wei
for home in =
nectely
e1z SIXTH RACE mile: purse s-yea-a up: selling
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

Time s. 30 25 of
ndrehs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
ToDAY's RACE ENTRIES
SANTA ANITA.

SECOND RACES furlOngs; selling; eye
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

45 Il -a
Chinnsb
MARY
forward in
Cnunedi in a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

543 SECOND RAcE-'s furlonss; purse ''0o syear-old
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

Time-1S, "a 2-5, SO. As 25, 1:O1 l-5, 1:1s 2-5 12
winner 1925 Winner O. ]. Decker's ch. h. g. Or
good won easily second same third driving.
| Pal Gossiper H. Chimney Sweep. Mountebank.
| Summer Cloud 2h. San Nicholas IL lbs. Gallava
out hsow Matador 4-5 show Gallavant displayiI
| reserved for stretch run through fast final
sharp last sixteenth drive outstayed Jones.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20

56A THIRD fnongs; so 4-year-olds and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
WELCOMED BRIGHT
EXAMPLE IN BRAZIL
Elaborate Preparations Made
For the Reception of Amer
lean Battle Fleet.
WILL BE FORCE CONVINCING

Rio Jeneiro, Jan. Am important
newspaper of this city, O Paiz. makes
the following comment upon the ap-
preaching visit to Rio Jeneiro of the
American batteship fleet under Rear
Admiral Evans:
The American warships are COM
ing at an Opportune moment. for the
government is just now busy with the
reorganization of the Brazilian fleet.
The presence of the American ships
will have for Brazil the convincing
force Of an example. and they will give
us a demonstration Of the victory won
by the patriotism of people that is
young as We are young.
The encouragement which will re-
suit from this visit Will be very useful
10 us. and, furthermore. the presence
i'll this harbor of the American ships
Will prove that our attitude at the sec
Ond peace conference. when We crossed
arms politically with the delegates
from the great republic Of the north
has aroused Meth antipathy nor suspi-
ciOn of the United Starcs.
Our government and our people
will know how to welcome the coming
visitors, giving proof by our course of
the high sentiments which move us
and the extent of our political educa-
ton"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
Said That a Number of Promi-
nent Sporting Men in the
West Are Interested.
LARGE CITIES IN CIRCUIT.
INDIANAPOLIS WOULD BE THE
ONLY INDIANA CITY IN THE
LEAGUE-RASEeAL MEN ARE
INTERESTED IN THE GAME.

So general is the interest in roller
polo throughout the Central West that
2 number OF sporIsmen of wide reputa
ZION, most of them professional base
ball promoters. are said to be hopeful
Of being able another season to organ
lie a national league TO take in several
of the principal cities of the MISSISSIPPI
pi and Ohio valleys. They believe
that with the stars of the game distrib-
uted among eight or ten Of the big
rifles, the patronage would be suft-
rient to make the venture a paying
one. 1t has paid in cities of smaller
size, even when the salaries were fan
ny, and the promoters think the big
rities would take to the sport as read
bly,, especially if the worlds best play
FRS were secured. as thev can be. Cit
tes from which a circuit probably
would be selected in case the plans ma
lure fully. are Louisville. Ky. ChiCa-
so, Toledo. O.. Cleveland. o.. Cincin-
matt st. Louis indianapolis, Columbus,
o., Detroit Mich. Milwaukee,. Pittsburg,
and Kansas City. Visions of Il ma
ronal league have been entertained by
certain sport smeu for some years,
since the game reached its great popu-
lGrity in Ohio. Pennsylvania, Indiana,
michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois. and
by another year at least. they may
think conditions warrant the venture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
NEW CHARGES MADE
AGAINST GRAFTERS
Pennsylvania Capitol Thieves
Conspirators.

Harrisburg, Penn, January Three
men already under indictment on
charges of conspiracy in connection
with the furnishing of the new State
Capitol, are to be confronted with ad-
ditional charges Of false pretenses.
Counsel for Congressman H Burd
Cassel, of Marietta; Joseph NJ. Hus-
ton and John H. Sanderson, of Phila-
delphia, were notified yesterday by
District Attorney Weiss that addition
al suits would be brought against their
clients before Alderman Caveny today
Cassell is President of the PennsyI-
vania Construction Company, which
supplied the metallic furniture for the
Capitol Huston was the architect of
the building and designer of the fur
nishings. Sanderson was the chief
contractor for the furnishings.
Huston is already under indictment
on so charges OF conspiracy, and San
derson and Cassell on i charges each
Of conspiracy.
The reasons for instituting these adj
ditiOnL suits at this time are not dis
closed.
The full details of the charges will
not be made public until after the in
formations have been made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
|CLERK'S BONDSMEN
PAY SHORT AGE
Money Applied to Liquidation
Of Record Debts.

hokomo, Ind, Jan. THE bonds
men of Howard l.. Bull, retiring coun-
~ clerk, paid over today S2o6.65 each
in settlement of Mr.. Bulls liability to
his successor. w. n. Eikenberry. The
amount is in the hands of the bonds
mems attorneys, Bell X Purdum, to-
gether with the $1,000 received from
the sale Of Indianapolis real estate re-
Gently sold by Mr.. Bull.
The money will be applied today in
the liquidation of record debts. item
by item as far as it will extend. Mr.
Bulls total liability is $7.211. After
the sale Of the indianapolis property
this left him to need S4.211.
Mr.. Bulls embarrassment is due 10
his payment of old deixs which hung
over him when he entered Office and on
which he is said to have paid beyond
his ability. His plight excites sympa-
thy and it Is not construed as an in
territorial malfeasance in office.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
Mrs. Mary BoWdeI, Convicted
Of Adultery, Chafes Under
Confinement in the Wom-
ems Jail.
HUSBAND NOW WORKING
IN HIS WlFE'S BEHALF.
BoWdeI Is of Good Family,
1t Is CIaimed-WieIand Case
Postponed Until Wednesday
At Attorneys Request.

Mrs Mary Bowdel, who was con-
victed of adultery yesterday III the
city court and sent to the women's
prison to stay a fine Of $40 and costs.
threatens to commit suicide unless she
is released. W. Il. BoWdel her hus-
band. has paid Il fine of 81 and costs
for intoxication and is now trying to
secure the release of his wife. Up to
the present time Bowdel has been UNI
able to secure the necessary money to
pay his wife's fine. His anxiety to
get her out OF prison is because he be-
lieves she will attempt to carry out her
threats to take her life.
Bowdell has informed the police that
if he secures his wife's release he will
send her to the home of her parents in
Dayton, O., and that he will return to
his home in indianapolis and take
steps to secure divorce from her. A
commercial traveller called at police
headquarters this morning and in
Quired about Bowdel's case He said
that Bowdel came Of good family.
was u college graduate. and was now
engaged as a representative Of a peri
Odical known as The College News -
Mrs. Bowdel. the travelling man said
also came of a good family. but that
her parents had disowned her.
This morning in the city court Har-
mon Wieland. proprietor of the New
Windsor hotel, and Sam Snow. night
clerk at the hotel, We're arraigned in
the city court and entered pleas of not
guilty TO charge Of keeping a house
of i'll fame. 1t was at this hotel that
| Mrs. Bowdel and local young man
were arrested early Sunday morning.
| The complaint cited the fact that the
hotel had been used for disorderly pur-
| poses on several occasions. but that
these cases were unknown to the DO
! lice. Attorney B. c. Robbins appear
! ed for the defendants. At his request
the hearing OF the case against Vie
land and Snow were continued until to-
morrow afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
ANOTHER V|CTOTY
FOR GREENSBORO
Defeated Strong Modoc Quin-
tet in Fast Game.

Greensboro, Ind. Jan. The
Greensboro basket bali quintet added
another victory to her long string Sat
urday night by defeating the fast Mo
doc team by score of II to -. The
first half proved to be nip and tuck
affair and finally ended with a tie
score of 10 TO 10.
With possible defeat staring Greens
fork In the face the home team pulled
together and fighting every inch of thu
way won out by small margin OF
four points.
Greensboro has one of he fastest in
dependent teams in the state and
would like 10 arrange games with any
fast quintet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
Big Beds.

Our ancestors would have had small
respect for the modern Single bed We
their ample room TO spread. but these
were quite cramping in comparison to
some OF the really big beds of the
world The great carved oak bed Of
the SaraCeus inn. at Ware. England.
now curiosity Of Ryehouse. at Hert-
fordshire. measures twelve feet square
and can hold four people comforta bly,
But no one on record seems to have
wanted so much night room as Og
king Of Bashan. whose iron bedstead
had an area OF $50 square feet and
was eighteen and three-quarter feet
long and eight feet wide.-London Sat
urday Review
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07

Japanese Themselves Refuse
To Discuss Their Move
ments in Northwest.
MYSTERY IN EVIDENCE


Vancouver, B, c., Jan. MANY Jap
anese reserve army mon nave been or
dered to Toxic, according TO report
current here today. The Japanese
themselves refuse 10 discuss the ques-
ton, but it cannot be denied that sew
eral hundred men have arrived from
the south side of the international
boundary line and are making ready
to leave for Japan. japanese Consul
Merikawa has gone to Japan on fur.
Tough and his office in Vancouver de-
MED any knowledge of the matter. II
is rumored that a large number aTriy-
ed here on steamer yesterday from
Puget Sound.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
RICHMOND LODGE
|. 0. 0. F. ELECTS
Harry |. Williams Is Noble
Grand.

At meeting of the Richmond
Lodge of Odd Fellows. No. 254, held
.1onday evening, the following Off
GERS were elected for the term:
Harry l.. Williams, n. G.
Walter L. Leonard, V. G.
Jno. H. Pierce. Secy.
Chas. Y. Miller, treasurer.
VIM. L. Hungerford, Warden.
Jno 5. Seaman. Conductor.
Robert \. Shissler, l. &.
Miller II. Green. O. G.
Chas. X, Thomas, r. S. \. q.
Charles Postehr. l.. 5, \. G.
Alfred Anderson. r. :. V. G.,
Ora Harrcll. l.. ;. V. G.
Geo. W. Rodgers. r. 5
Ralph c Weller, Chaplain.
VIM, l., Hungerford, trustee. term
three years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
erE-s.

sometimes think that great men
suffer the greatest ilnpoverishment in
the realm Of human kindness. In the
first place, we are afraid of approach
ing them lest Our offers should seem
presumptuous and impertinent. or we
think that such little ministries as
ours can never be needed. and the
kindly service is withheld. DR.. Rob
ertson Elcoil has told us what delicate
delight it gave to Ian Maclaren when
anybody did him a kindness. An in
dividual act OF personal grace made
his heart sing for many a day.-Lon-
don Strand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
MOORELAND CLAIMS
GAME over PROTEST
Basket Ball Team
Gets Raw Deal.

Whitewater. Ind. Jan. The bas-
ket ball team returned from Moore
land Sunday morning, feeling that
they had been given a raw deal by the
team of that place. The score as they
gave it. stood - to ~ in their favor,
but the Whitewater team says it was
erroneous and should be considered
80 to 30 in their favor. One goal not
being counted that should have been
counted