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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
FALL TRACK MEET
r. K. Sherwood, a Freshman, Does Hundred in Ten and a
 Fifth Seconds.
HASKELL WINS FOUR. MILE
Dick Sargent Third in Long Run Raynolds Gets Cup for Work
 in Pole Vault

Very good lime was made in the sprinls at the fall track meet at Yale geld yesterday afternoon. considering that none Df the Y men were allowed to compete. f. K. Sherwood, fresh man went the 100 wards in 10 l-5 seconds a-ainat inc wind. and then won the 2O yards in 23 seconds
 There was an innovation in tho four mile run The course was around the two baseball diamonds and the track part of thd field X NJ. Haskell 1910 lead easily at the end and covered the course in l ! minutes 43 seconds
 Under the direction of A. c. Gilbert the world cbdmpion, .pole vault contest was held. osborn 1910 and W. ?. Roberts 1909 tied in the event at 1 1 feet Reynolds 1909 of this city cleared the bar three inches short of E feet
 Dick Sargent of New Haven was third n,thc four mile run finishing up in a good spurt after the tiring jog.
 Numerals were given the tompeti- tors taking first place Cups were awarded th se taking second and third places. Following Is the summary
 loo yard dash Won by r. K Sher- wood, 1912; second, C. R. Bleistein, i 1911; third, R. Crspell, 1910 Time, 1 10 l-5 seconds
 220 yard dash Won by Sherwood; second, A. II, Phillips; third, C. w, Baird. l91O Time, 23 seconds
 40 yard dash-Won by L. S. Kija- sofr 1910; second F. P. Seymour It0l0; third, w H. Parsons Time, 58 l-5 seconds
 l Half mile run Won by NJ Villas, 1909; second, $. May, 1912; third, s. |. short 1912. Time, 2 min. 6 2-5 sec.
 i mile run Won hy A. Nj. Haskell, i 1910; second L. Dean, 1909, third, R. I c. Sargent, 191t Time, 15 minutes i3 seconds
 12O yard hurdles-Won by P. s, Platt, 1912; second, L. King, 1910; third, Chisholm, 1910 Time, l6 45 seconds.
 20 yard hurdles Won by K Mer- Till 1912; second, King; third, Chis- aolm. Time, 26 4-5 seconds.
 Hammer throw-Won by s.. Pea. body l911 second, NJ. R. Bacon; third, Nj. T Rowland Distance, S2 feet.
 High iump- Won by K. Merrill 1912; second Dickinson, 1912; third Kelly, 1910. Height feet inches
 Pole vault-Won by osborn, 1910; second. w. P. Roberts, 1909 third Reynolds, 1903 Height, II feet,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
TWO AUTOS FAIL TO QUALIFY.
Seventeen Cars Weighed-in for Van-
 derhilt Cup Race.

Garden City, l.. l., Oct. 21,-The weighing-in of the racing autos enter cd in the Vanderbilt cup race of Sat urday was begun at o'clock this morning at the Garden City auto scales. All the cars were on hand with the excevtion of the Thomas No, and the B. l.. B. No 14 and before noon all qualified under the maximum weight of 26443 pounds. Several of the entries were over weight and the drivers and mechanicians had 10 do some quick work in trimming the cars. Herbert INtle's Is0tta remained eight pounds over weight after two visits to the scales, but finally was brought un- der the limit
 The Vanderbilt cup commission has been notified that the Thomas No, 8 car will not be at the starting line on Saturday, the entrants being unable to get the weight of the car down to the 2,644.3 pounds necessary The B. l.. M did not show up at the scales and it was considered doubtful by the officers if this machine would sp- pear at the starting line on Saturday. This would leave but seventeen cars in the race.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

tNeW' lpIh fJNtlllnb I oSt'J
 When Speaker Cannon proved to the satisfaction of MT. Bryan and an Inter ested world that he was a poor man, he was compelled to include the family cow and his own watch in order to make up personal property of S15,I15, He did not foot up the value of his real estate, Or mention the Nebraska farm. which he sold yesterday for $49,- 900. Other property in the eastern part of that state he is still offering for sale It may be, of course, that Mr, Cannon is the victim of a conspiracy. Probably his Nebraska land Is in reali- ty worthless and by him considered as such; but certain friends of MT. Bryan have pooled together and offered Mr. cannon seventy dollars an acre in or der to compromise him before his coun- trymen. Had the speaker refused the offered price. he would have been in a worse pickle still Then he could be branded as an astute man of business who recognized good thing when he saw 1t, and knew how to get his price, Moreover, the conspirator3 would pre- sumsbly have raised their offer to any amount. They could afford to go as high as they pleased, because they probably had at their disposal the un- used S5,0j000O fund that was raised for another celebrated conspiracy
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
The Fear of Roosevelt.
 c,n-,s p,,,it.,\

Mir. Taft's downfall would finish hif as a presidential candidate. He couI not exist politically, with the republtt an party out of office, so long as lM Roosevelt sought 10 maintain his pe1 soma supremacy as the party leade The argument along such lines worl well enough with the Roosevelt hate or with the man who, while admiriII the presidents good qualities bed humbly to be excused from any furthl experienees with him in the ,Whil House. But it may work very (badl with a Roosevelt worshipper IfI sud an argument were advanced in( fl west. where the presidents popul@rlI is at its highest the effect logle,a would be to turn the republican rad cais 10 Mir. Bryan. Roosevelt in 1FI again?" they would say. Bully. Tht is what we want And, 1t appearif that the only sure way to get him ba4 in the White House four years hens would be to elect Bryan now, a Bryf landslide would he due in this countE on November next If the argumel for MT Tafts election Is that it woH
 permanently shelve MT Roosevel whereas MT. Bryan's election would eE sure four years moro of Teddy later d then please don't mention the point wd' of lonetude so. It is an argument \ for consumption only in the most cau
 fully defined areas.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
FRED MURPHY HURT
Quarterback Picked Up Uncon- scious During scrimmage-
 Andrus Also Injured.
PRACTICE LONG AND HARD
Wheaton Replaces Phllbin and Team Is Shengthened--Varsity Scores
 Three Times,

Fred Murphy who has been playing quarterback on the Yale varsity loot ball eleven for the past couple or weeks, was knocked out at practice late yesterday afternoon, and will be out or the game for a few days He was picked up from the bottom of a heap, and was taken unconscious from the Aeld Last night he was unable to show up for signal practice, but it was reported that his condition was not serious enough to keep him off the team for many days Andrus was also hurt, but came limping over to signal practice last evening,
 The serlmmage was a long and hard one Naedele played right end in place of Captain Burch, and did very well. The first touchdown was made by him after thirty yard run, following a forward pass from Fred Murphy,
 When the ball was brought back to The center of the field Brides and Coy alternated in carrying it. On the ten yard line it was given to Coy who took " over lul h louNnupNu' Hllhllt Nlt' had not been doing very we'll was talk on out and Wheaton put in his place. After that the team work of the var sity was much better, Wheaton made gains against the scrub team without trouble, finally scoring
 Beside the injuries to Murphy and AndrGs. thcre were q number of minor accidents. Wheaton hurt his ankle in the scrimmage and so did scoville Clark, but neither case was serious.
 Charlie Chadwick, Ralph Bloomer and Morris Ely joined the coaching squad at the field yesterday. Lilley played ! tackle In place of Hobbs and was coached by Boomer. There were nc 1 other changes,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
HAVE MASS MEETING
N, H H 5. Students to Congrc. gate at Close of School To.
 day and Rehearse Songs.
PLAY ERASMUS SATURDAY
saxe and Muse Return to Game--Lo- cal High Meets Hopkins To-day
 at Pratts Field.

All Is hustle at the N II. II. $. in expectation of the big game, which will take place at Yale field saturday morning when the Erasmus Hall eleven of Brooklyn battle against the local high school team Miniature Yale e-Harvard preparations are being made to accommodate the very large attendance expected; for this contest promises to be one of the best of the high schools scheduled games of the season.
 Songs and cheers are being ac- cumulated by the students and will be rehearsed at the close of school to-day, when a mass meeting of the many high school students will he held The work of choosing cheering leaders will be attended to and the prominent stu dents of the school will probably he in- cluded in that list,
 Erasmus Hall is already in full swing and new song containing catchy strains of music has been made Up by teachers at the school. Cheer for Erasmus" is being sung with great success. and if a sufficient number of students leave the metropolis to ac- company the team Ht will probably be sung here Saturday
 The local high school students are much eated over the news that two of their star players, who had been absent from the game will be in uni i form today Saxe, the plucky half back who had water on the knee, yes terday removed the plaster cast and ! will be seen at Pratt's field today Muse the, sturdy end, took an exam. at the school yesterday and as he has been refreshing his memory somewhat hy more regularly referring to his text books, there Is little doubt but that he I will receive the required mark.
 The local high will again be pitted against the Hopkins eleven for the sec1 ond time this week. Such arrange7 ments without doubt will serve to keep both teams in fine trim and working on the mettle The practice will takd place at Pratt's field at 3 o'clock
 The most gruellng work of the seal son was undergone yesterday at Yald field when the class team along with the high subs lined up against thd high varsity. t With the atmosphere choked with thu dust rising from the dry gridirop, thd parched warriors hurled themselvei into play after play until the regulai team displayed their usual form.
 Connolly, the regular quarterback, fl not taking part in the scrimmage, owl ing to a bruise on his nose which II continually bothering him. His placI is being filled by Koletsky in thI meanwhile osborn has been showing rare ability on defensive work and lil work in that line is advancing witt great strides
 Captain Davis was given a chance fl rush the ball with great success. ThE N. H. H. $. captain tore up the linT on tackle around plays for great galnT Bird worked well on line plunging yed ttrday and along with Fifield madk matters lively in the back field.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
FIND FORDHAM EASY
Princeton Rolls Up Seventeen Points in First Half of
 Midweek Game.
NO SCORE IN SECOND HALF
Fordham scares Tiger Subs by Ad- vancing Ball Close to Goal Line
 Work at Other Colleges.

Princeton, Oct. 21.-Princeton de- feated Fordham with ease in one-half of to-day's game by soore of IT to O, but the visitors held the locals to no score in the second period and threat ened to tally several times. With two exceptions Princeton had a team of substitutes in the second half. Once Fordham advanced the ball to within one foot of the goal line, but Prince ton hsld for downs. The lineup fol- lowsi
 Princeton. Position. Fordham. Weich. J. R. Waller.
 Melgs assss~ sss.s.~-s Ess1 MoAnery
 Left End. Hi1sIfns -1n~yy.y.. ,...~.-~s scanlon Left Tackle. h n Waller, Whaley,
 ManGregor ...,..,.,.s Fitzpatrick
 Left Guard Cnss King, Clark. |. ...A.p..s. Barrett
 Center. MAdFhdyn ~....s., .Kelleher, Collard
 Right Guard. Booth, Bamman .............R Reilly
 Right Tackle. Dowd, GIL. .Seskind, Lee
 Right End. Dawson. Bard ,....,....-n..Ga Gargan
 Quarterback. Read, Bishop ......,.........W White
 Right Halfback. Coxe, Pfeiffer, Smith. ........ .Geary
 Left Halfbaclz. Cunningham, Sparks ......... .Coffey
 Fullback.
 Touchdowns, Coxe, Read, Pfeiffer; goals from touchdown, P. F. Waller (2); referee. southworth, Harvard; umpire, D Fultz, Brown; field judge s. s, Feagles, Princeton; time of halves. 20 minutes each
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
WURTz BEATS "YOUNG" FORD.
Takes First Game In City Champion
 ship Tournament,

In the first game of the present pool tournament for the championship of the city now going on at the Eagle Bill Hard Academy "Gus' Wurtz had prac- ticallv a walk over easily disposing of w Ford by a score of 100 to 73,
 Ii was Ford's first attempt at tourna- ment playing and he was all at sea during the early part of the game and lost no less than 20 points on bad breaks, miss cues and unc3lled balls on the other hand, Wurtz played a most consistent game througboOt, taking ad~ vantage of MT. Ford's Wisplays in al- most every Instance Flo accumulated a lead of nearly fifty points until Ford commence to egt his surroundings, then 1t was fairly even up to the finish,
 Nlr Ingoldsby acted a5 referee
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
TUXEpoS TRIM WEspVILLEs.
Take Three Handlly in City Tourna-
 ment--Collett Rolls Well.

The ruxodos took three games from the Westvlle quintet in the City league on the Tuxedo alleys last night in easy style The WesNille scores while not startling were of fair order. but the team showed that im- pavement was a necessity f they in- to, ced to cope with the fast ruXe- dcs
 Collett rolled In exceedingly fine form, carrying off high single with 29i and high three string total with 6SO.
 'Tbn cpCro folIpuye.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
QUAKER STATE PROSPECTS.
Captain McCleary Wlu Probably be
 Out of Game for Rest of Season.

Pennsylvania States football pros pects have taken on gloomy aspect, owing to the disablement Of Captain McCleary in Saturdays game against Geneva The State leader was injured severely and may be kept out of the game for the remainder of the sea- son. McCleary's loss to the Pennsyl- vania collegians cannot be overesti- mated as he has been a power on of- fense and defense during the three years he has played football. Other members of the squad are in poor shape, and Coaches Golden and Fen nell will nurse these men carefully for the coming big games of the schedule.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
"MIDDIEs" WORK DILIGENTLY.
Preparing Surprise for Crimson
 Players

Annapolis, Oct 21.-The navy is working earnestly in the hope of de- feating Harvard on Saturday. Hard woyk Is the slogan of the daily prac- tices. New plays are being perfected for the edificatiqn of the crimson. The coaches are glad that the cancellation of this afternoons game gives them more time in which to drill the men. Trainer McMasters is rapidly round ing the cripples of tho squad into con- dition. The only men now on the sick list are Mason and Donelson. The sentiment is rapidly growing at the naval academy that Harvard will be treated to a surprise in Saturdays game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
FROM THE CUSHIONS.

At the Eagle parlors tonight Fred Meyers, new comer will play Frank Cooper Cooper win be remembered as the man who trimmed Albert Trudo, the champion of New Haven in 1908, last year
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
ON THE '. NJ. R. C. ALLEYS.
Electors Take Three in Winchester
 Leacue-Trimmers Trimmed.

The Electors elected the Barrels off the Y. NJ. k. c alleys last night in tho Winchester league tournament by han dily carrying off all three games. Twardoks with 1o5 was high single. while schmidt with 5j7, was high three string The score follows.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Sensational Play at Women's Towna-
 ment-MIss Ei.hop Wins.

Washington Oct 91, TO days play in tho Woman's National Golf cham pionship at Chevy Chase club was the most sensational of the tournament Miss Harriet Curtis, of Boston and Miss Griscom, of Philadelphia, two of the four former champions, and Miss Molle Adams, of Wollaston, Mass, who was runner up in tho former national tournaments, were defeated. The close ness of the competition made up for the lack of the highest order of golf, the latter being made difficult by rathet unfavorahle conditions, there being q strong northeast wind and an overcast sky The largest galleries followed the matches in which the two Misses Curtis Miss IT, S. Curtis, national champion in 1o)6, and Miss M. Curtis, the present champion, took part Miss Goorganna Bishop of Bridgeport beat Miss Margaret Phelps, up and to play. Miss Bishop was the only Con necticut woman left in the tourna- ment
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
,rra " w cr,rro1l ie tbo oa,tor o

Mr9' W. W. 'rannelI l9 The editor of 1 new quarterly, tho organ of the New York Association Opposed to the Fur thor Extension of Suffrage to Women
 The new publication contains only four small pages. Miss Harriet May Mills edits the News Letter. the official or gan of the New York Women's Suffrage association. a magazine with twenty odd pages and . subscription list said to be larger than that of many dalies
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
BNRRAOVTN TRIMS DUNN.

George Barraquin of Derby had a hard tusSle to down Edward Dunn of Derby in the pool tournament now go- ing on at the Academy Parlors on Church street last night Dunn started off in whjrIwind form and it was only in the last three sets that Bawaauin by classic play managed to win out. The score foloWs Barraquin-
 Olo1l lf1O33712i12 1a 1-1Oo Dunn
 t553551 12 11737224- 84
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Japan's whaling industry has devej. oped almost entirely since the late war. Last year the twenty steamers got sos whales Cagainst 26S in 1906l, Of which 400 were caught in Korean waters The industry is persistontly followed all through the year
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

The cold weather has evidently had it's effect on Dunn, for last night lol- lowing his game with Barraquin he announced that he was 'out of it."
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

The New Haven Eastern league team goes to New Brunswick Friday night where they roll that team. The fol lowing men will be taken along: Huber, o. Johnson, Weber, smith, kol- aey and Riley,
 The team will stay in New Bruns- wick Friday night, and on Saturday they will go over to Long Island to review the Vanderbilt Cup Race, re turning to town some time Saturday afternoon.
 Colletts rolling was certainly rev- elation last night. A little mora i'm proyement and he will be having a perfect score
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
Clinics
1rinl,Ilcrs.
FROM THE ALLEYS.

The Buttstocks line up against the Triggers in the Winchester league to- night on the Y N k, C. allies
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
MOVH AGAINST CLUB.
Iatonia Jockey Organization Black
 Iisted--F1le Petition in Court.

Cincinnati, Oct. 21.--A petition in equity was filed by the Iatonia Jockey club in the Kenton county circuit course, Covington, Ky, to-day, asking for review of the state racing com missions action in revoking the Lato- mia tracks license, because bookmak- ing was resumed there. The petition states that the racing commission granted Latonia license for 1908 and that the defendants without any legal right revoked that license at meet ing held at Lexington yesterday after noon. The petition asks that said &C., ton be set aside.
 The petition further states that the act of creating the commission ia un- constitutional. No temporary restrain ing order was asked for.
 Lexington, Ky, Oct 21.--The state racing commission met here at noon to-day and took further dractic action against the Latonia Jockey club
 After the meeting Colonel Jack Chinn, chairman of the commission, left for Frankfort on a secret mis- sion. q.
 A resolution was passed by the com mission at it's meeting to-day warn ing trainers, jockeys and apprentices licensed by the commission that fur ther participation in the Latonia meeting may cause their licenses to be revoked
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
Barrels.
TRINMERS TRIMMED.

The Clinics trimmed the Trimmora last night on the r M R.. C. allies in the Club league contest ftaking two games Hall with 21i, won high sin gle, and also high three string with 5S4 The score follows;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

How do you lil1e your teacher, dear% little Mary was asked, after her first daN at school
 T like her real well" said Mary, hut don't think she knows muCh for ahe Just keeps asking questions all the time. '--Delineator
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Friday night at the Academy parlore William Mulvey will play Barney" Wcinstein
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Japanese army officer students are allowed $115o year while learning the English language. Others get from 0OO to $i GO) year while learning Russian. $lD5O for French, $05O for German and $100 for Chinese.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Score, Providence 2, Fall River 5 rushes, Curtis 12, Mccarthy ]; stop' Mallory 36, Mertz 26; foul, Farrell referee, Hcnernan; timer, Perrin
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

In the Club league the Acmes will attempt to put the Travellers out in the cold.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

At Worcester-Wo Worcester, [, Paw tuciet, 6,
 At Salem-Salem, II Broctton, s At New Blitain--New Britain, [ Hartford 2,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
PROVIDENCE WINS HOT CAME.
Trims Fall River 9-5 in Exciting Con-
 test--MaIlory's Fine Work.
lsnrclnl to the Journal- -Oourler.l

Providence, Oct. 21,-Providence, showing much better polo than was the case in either of the previous games, defeated Fall River tonight by a score of to .. The game was hot one, full of fine polo to the last bell
 The visitors attack was strong, with Mccarthy and Thompson passing the ball back to Farrell for drives Nal lor'y was the hero of the game and his work in the goal was of the finest de- scription He was bombarded from all directions and displayed great form
 in saving his cage At the other end Mertz. recruit from the Ohio State league. did good work The home team eXceled in team work, but the visitors played the hardest game on the floor Farrell especially showing some strenuous polo. The summary:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Wehers rolling with the exception of the second game was alao very good last night
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
NATIONAL POLO STANDING.
GAMES TONIGHT,
Mir. Cnnnon's Properties.

New Haven at Bridgeport. Brocktou at Fall River
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Herman rolled d very steady game last night heayng a high three-string total of 5S6
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Spin of Washington A. Roehling's automobile, which ls credited win having accomplished a speed of l2o miles an hour in a private test at Trenton, N l., recently It is claim
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
MOTOR CAR.
 DIRECTORY.

IHOMAS.DE IHOll csrs caT" and d 'Runabo w. A. Maynard agent, 6S Gilbert \ nue; phone 31h-S.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26

The college football team went to
iEredericktowu last Saturday and
PLAYED another game with the High
school team Of that place. Score,
II to II i'm favor Of cur college boys
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26

leferirary-Dr. +. II. Masters
ha. located in Lutc~vilje and is pre-
pared 10 practice veterinary medl-
cine. dentistry and surgery. Calls;
receive prompt attention.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-26

Attorney c. &. Revelle of Farm
in@ton was in Marble Hill yesterday.
Licensed to marry: W. A. Gender
and Oma Fee, G. H. Gount and
Clara Long
:. |. Spencer moved his family
ii,tn his residence in town the FIRST
of til week.
DR. II. :. Murdoch vent to Fred
ericktown ON professional business
lat Thursday
Rev. and Mrs. Il. f. Carroll'<
babe has been sick the last few DAYS
with something like Group.
New Corn Mill.
We have Just put in and started
Il new roller corn meal mill, driving
kiln and bnlter. 1t makes the right
kind Of stuff TRY IT.
LUTESVILLE MILLING Co.
In order to make room for the
large increase of students it will be
necessary to add considerably to the
Will Mavtield College buildings in
a short time \ greater part of the
fund for the enlargement is in hand