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COMMISSION
 CALLS MURPHY PITCHER COLE, FORMERLY OF THE BAY CITY CLUB, IS BONE
 OF CONTENTION.
Murphy Charges That the commis. sion Wants to Make Chicago Pay
 $1,2oo Too Much for Player.

2
 Cincinnati. Oct 26.-President c. W Murphy of the Chicago National League baseball club was roundly scored by the National Baseball Com mission in an official ruling by the commission tonight in the matter of the complaint of the Chicago National League club with reference to Pitcher Cole of the Bay City (Mich) club
 The commission in its statement of the case alleges that Mr, Murphy purchased Cole from the Bay City club for sl.5Oo previous to August 30 let, and that on September l MT. Murphy put in draft for the player in question for s30o.
 After reviewing mass of corre- spondence between Murphy and the commission regarding the controversy, the commission concluded it's decision by finding that the Bay City club was the legal holder of title to Cole at the time he was sold to Chicago, notwith- standing an option hold by Littie Rock. Ark, and that the Chicago Chicago club will be required to pay Bay City the Sl 500 stipulated
 The commission announces that it will also reply to sc,ne of the unwar. ranted statements of Mir. Murphy" in bulletin to be issued later.
 Mr Muphy in one of his letters to The commission charges that body With eagerness to make the Chicago club pay sl,2oo more for the player than it should.
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SUGAR. CANE CULTIVATION.
An Interesting Description of Sugar
 Cane and syrup Making.

Sugar cane belongs to the same general family as sweet or Indian corn, and flom purely physical viewpoint resembles hem cAasely. In appeannce the chief distinction is in the body oi stalk. When ordinary corn is ripe, L.. body or stalk is in. tensely green, whereas that of the sugar cane is purple.
 Those who have never caught a vision of full grown. Louisiana cane field swinging gently to and fro with sealikc rolls and undulations; who never heard tue gentle rustling and musical mmmnrings Of the millions of bright green blades swaying lazily to the bidding of fragrant, semi-tIopical bfeeze;- who never saw one flooded eith the soft rays of an autumn moon or glisten and sparkle with dew drops at early morn like royal diadem- these have missed the most inspiring sight it IS mans privilege to witness.
 It is from the stalk that the luscious and refreshing juice is obtained Each fil1re seems possessed of q desire for riotous luxury so filled 10 ovefllowing are they with this fragrant and de- lectable sunshine. The flavor of the fresh cane iuice is indescribable It might be lileoned to the flavor of rip- ening nuts, the fragrance of straw berries. the exquisite odor of yiolets, the aroma of all seasons-the spirit of June and November welded and fus- ed into perfect liquid glory
 When ripe the stalks are cut and passed between huge rollers which press all the juice out throwing the empty fibre or residue to one sIsc The pure, clear juice is then boiled in open kettles and gradually leduced until an expert determines that 1t is of such consistency as to constitute a perfect syrup Then it is possessed of energizing and viializins food prop critics uneqnalled In any other edible produce, and is as palatable as the most fastidious could wish for
 One of the most favofably known products 0 fthe sugar cane in Pen. ick & Ford's "Velya Breakfast Syrup' This concern operates its immense establishment in the very heart of tho farfamed Louisiana cane fields. It has been said of "Velva''-fit starts the day right, and keeps it right until she Sandman makes his nightly call. IL speaks cheerfulness from basement to ggrret."
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HELENA AWAITS PRESIDENT.
Donaghey Will Join Taft in Speech
 Making.

Donaghey Will Join Taft in Speech
 Making.
 Helena, Ark, Oct 26.-Helena to- night is preparing to accord an en. thusiastie greeting to President Taft and the distinguished party accom-, panying him. The city is pTofusely decorated, every train is adding to the thousands assembled to bid wei. come to the nations chief executive and before the hour of arrival, p m. tomorrow, 1t is anticipated that the largest crowd in the history of Hel. ena will have arrived
 Following the formal welcome on the arrival of the presidential fleet to be extended by committee headed by Mayor Hugh Martin, the president and members of the party will be con. veyed by automobile and carriages through the business section of fiel. ena to the federal building, where President Taft will be introduced by Governor George w. Donaghey and will speak for twenty-five minutes from platfor mfacing a broad field in from a platform facing a broad field in erected.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-27
IN BED
 AND OUT
After Taking csrdui, the Woman's Tonic, Mrs. Mills of Uvaide Says She Feels Like a New
 Person.

Uvalde, Tex.-"I was in bed and out" writes Mrs. Thos. c. Mills of this town, land could not do any of my homework. have taken three bottles of Carjui. the woman's tonic, and am now able to do 1t myself and feel like a new person.
 q am so thankful for your advice and will always keep Cardui in my house."
 You should certainly waste no time in getting bottle of Cardui, if you feel that you need tonic.
 No one can know so we'll as you, whether you need one or not. If you feel weak, tired. languid, lazy, unable to work or take an interest in the things and people around you; if you are cross, irritable. easily vexed. feel like crying over trihes, and in general what folks call "out of sorts" you need tonic-you need Cardui, the womans tonic.
 You need not be afraid to take Car dui freely and regularly, for as long time as you feel it helps you It is perfectly harmless, contains no drugs to form a habit, and can do you noth- ing but good.
 While Cardue Is medicine, 1t is a mild medicine. not powerful, dan gerous drug compound, that may ex. cit possible dangerous after-effects.
 No. it's mild. beneficial action IS perfectly safe, and does not interfere with any other medicine ssou may be taking, but it's tonic action will help any other good medicine to do you more good.
 Try Cardue today.
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PRINCE ITO
 ASSASSINATED
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tion of peace and 6rder in Korea and the regeneration of the dynasty.
 It was known that both Prince Ito and Durham Stevens were in constant jeopardy.
 A very probable result of this last assassination would be an indefinite pos;ponement of the negotiations re. garding the railroad conditions in Manchuria
 When these negotiations are resum. ed, after reasonable period of mourn ing, 1t may be that the Japanese gov ernment will find itself i'll a position to come into closer accord with the understanding of the powers, and ~s- pecally of America, regarding the ex. act meaning 10 be given to that part of the treaty of Portsmouth. which de. clared against the cultivation of any special interests by either JapaA or Russia in Manchulia
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.
Were Found in the River When Me-
 oroes Drug for Them.

New Orleans, Oct. 26.-Negroes on the levee today dragged from the ris er the body of Thomas Davidson, q 14-year-old white boy. Only twelve hours before the body pf his younger brother, John Davidson, had been found in the aiver short distance from where the body of Thomas was picked up today.
 The boys disappeared from a board. ing house here October 21, shortly after their mother had reprimanied them for malclnb noise in the room of their sister. who was i'll,
 Their mother, Mrs. Sally Davidson, had stopped in New Orleans with her children while on her way home from Dallals. Texas. to Thomasyille, Ga, where she has another daughter at school.
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Genoa, Oct 26.--Prince lto's son, EiGol1uni, arrived here this evening, eboard the Atsuta Maru from London. He was met by the Japanese consul, who informed ,nim of his fathers death. The youth controlled himself by great effort and showed little of the grief that he evidently suffered.
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Rome, Oct 2e. The assassination Of Prince Ito has caused profound impression here.
 King VictorEmmanuel Immediately sent a message expressing his deep est sympathy Prince Ito since 1902 having worn the Collar of the Order of the Annunciation, the supreme Ital- ian order, whose members rank as cousins of the king.
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JEFFRlEs OPERATED ON.

New York nct. 2s.--James ;. lief. fries underwent q slight operation late today in which specialist re moved growth in each nostril caused by blow which he received in the last Fitzsimmons fight. The operation cleared the nostrils so that breathing Is not interfered with.
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age 10 the dead statesman. It in. oludes NJ. Nabeshilna, ,lirect9f Aof the foreign department of the Korean res idency, special envoys from the enl- reror and former emperor and repre- sentatives of the cabinet.
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CLOUD BURST
 IN TABASCO
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 thi ssection in years. Forests of ma hogany and cedar were upipoted by the force Of the wind and rain and thousands of trees washed away Cat. tie ranches also suffered heavily. the stock being drowned as the herds fled from the hig rain. and were washed Into the treacherous streams.
 Every crop in the state tfaversing tho storm Is thought to be destroyed. while thousands Of acres are under water The state government Is as. sistaing the stricken cities and it is likely that the governor will send out an appeal to the federal government for aid. 4si
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-27

Oshkosh, Wis. Jan. IS. la0s. Coseura Remedy Co.,, Het Springs, Ark. My Dear Sir--I have used quite mum Der of packages Of "COSCUHA. both roI myself and friends. All who have used It are pleased. Will yon kindly send me half dozen packages by mail or exprssn. think express will be cneaper. 1 wili remit as soon as goods are received. may put "C0SCURA'' h every drus store in the city Let me hear fiom you af once Yours truly
 GEO IL RIICKSTAFE
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TO LYNCH NEGROES.
Large Crowd conareaate to Help ,n
 the Lynchina.

the Lynching.
 New Orleans, La, Oct. 26--Special dispatches from Floyd. La. says that at a late hour tonight. the town was crowded with armed men and that there was every indication that Alex Hill and Joe Clifford. negroes. charged with the murder of H. c. Brock, would be lynched before morning.
 Brock, one of the most prominent formers of West Carroll Parish. was shot and instantly killed Saturday by one of two negroes. whom he sur. prised a the act of stealing his hogs.
 The negroes were arrested and it is claimed, made complete comics sion Of the crime.
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Paducna, KY. June %. i9ss,

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 916 Boyd Street
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YOUR DRUGGIST DOES NOT CoscuHA SEND st00 Te coscuRA REMEDY COMPANY HOT SPRINGS ARKs ANn JAR WILL BE SENT YOU POST PAID.
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! COSCURA THE MARvELOuS SKIN CURE
 A Prompt and Unequaed Remedy for all Forms of
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such wonderful preparation a@zs prosperous contluuanNe Of your Dsssffssss ] remain very truly yours,
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Seoul. Oct 26.-The news of the as sassination of Prince Ito has caused genuine grief here. as all classes and nationalities in Seoul regarded the prince as real benefactor of Ko- req. An investigation Is now pro ceeding to discover the connections of the easassins at Seoul and the ip Slgnat'pn of foreigners and Japanese here, as well as the leading Koreans. is pronounced. A party will leave here tomorrow for Darien to pay llom-
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 Fl. L. TRACY
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Hickman. Ky. Ocs. 25--President Taft, while here today, received through the newspapers the bare an- ncuncement of the assassination Of Prince Ito at Harbin. Tn the absence of any definite information. he made no comment other than to express sorrow and concern over the loss of a friend He had known Prince Ito we'll
Evening journal., 1909-11-01
YALE AND HARVARD
EVENLY MATCHED
In Saturdays Game Crimson
Displays Unusually Good
Form
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Nov In the opinion
of football experts to-day. It would be
hard to find two more evenly matched
teams than Yale and Harvard. Two
weeks ago Yale seemed TO have the
edge, but the Crimson bunch has come
fast IN the last few days and in Sat-
urdays game against West Point, il
displayed the best form shown this
season.
Notwithstanding the fact that Yale
has a veteran line, composed Of recog-
nized stars, those who saw the Harv-
ard West Point game are of the opinion
that the Harvard forwards play a fast
er game than the Yale line, are quicker
on the charge and that the Harvard
ends are the most brilliant performers
-on any college team.
In the back field, Yale seems TO have
a slight advantage. but taking the two
teams as a whole, 1t looks like the toss
of a penny as TO a choice.
S. Smiths play at end in the game
agnst West Point has probably cinch-
ed this speedy youth a regular place
on the team and when Gil Browne gets
back into the harness this week the
question Of this place will probably be
settled. Yale's "a TO score against
Amherst indicates little. as Amherst
was admittedly no match for the New
Havenites. Toles scores this year in
dicate that the team has either been
playing weaker teams than usual or
that the Blue has developed the great
est scoring machine seen in recent
years Yale partisans naturally take
the alter view.
They are keeping a smiling face down
at Princeton, but how the team hopes
20 do anything against Yale isn't ap-
parent on the face of things The 8
TO victory over the weakest Navy
team that has come out of Annapolis
In several years, is being made the
source of much satisfaction by the un-
dergraduates. who say that the Tiger
was under a leash Saturday. Critics,
however, declare that Princeton show
ed her reai stride in this game and
that the STRIDE was entirely too slow TO
keep pace with Yale and IL is likely
that even Dartmouth win be the fav-
orite over Princeton in their annual
game.
The two remarkable scores of Satur-
days games were the % TO victory of
Pennsylvania over the Indians and
Michigan's as TO triumph over Syra-
cuse.
The strength of the ePnnsylvania
team is such that there is general re-
gret that the bed and Blue does not
play one Of the other members Of the
big four" Pennsylvania has develop
ed a magnificent attack and the In
dians We're overwhelmed with a varied
assortment of plays. AS Cornell has
been beaten by both Fordham and Will
liams this year, IL is hard TO see where
the Ithacans have a "look in" I'm their
final tussle with the Quakers
Yale beat Syracuse early in the sea-
son l5 to 0. Michigan turned the trick
Saturday i3 10 o. Naturally the dope
sters are asking what this means. At
Ann Arbor they are declaring that
Michigan has the greatest team in a
half dozen years, "a Michigan team
of DID," and that Pennsylvania will be
downed in the coming struggle on
Franklin Field.
Evening journal., 1909-11-01
vlLTON BEATS OUT
NEW CASTLE HIGH

NEW CASTLE. Del, Nov. 1.-The New
Castle High School team met with its
first defeat OF the season on Saturday.
at the hands Of the Hilton Academy Of
Wilmington. 1s to O. The lineup:
n. c. High School. Hilton.
Duncan 80. =. LEFT end go. .. ...-Foulk
Walls 80. >. ....left tackle ...... Harman
Taylor 80. e. left guard =. smith
Ford 49,. -. ....centre .... .. ....Pearce
Harrington. e. right guard .. Broughton
Murray .. ...... right tackle .... Hughes
Leonard ... fright end .... ..Prltchett
Pedrick, Mahoney.
Wylie b.. quarterback .. W. McCafferty
X Naylor.. left half back ........ .Mullin
] Naylor.. right halfback u. McCafferty
Gemmill.. o.. ....fullback O.. e. .. ..Horty
TouchdoYns. Mulin. Pritchett, McCsf-
ferty; goal from touchdown, Broughton;
Umpire. Carr; referee, White; linesmen,
Shilling, Graham; timekeepers, Clayton,
Rennie; time Of halves. 20 and Is minutes.
Evening journal., 1909-11-01
ARMY WILL
CANCEL GAMES
No More Games to be Played
This Season, And Abolition
Possible

The streak Of tragedy which marked
football games of Saturday the country
over and had its most striking-~xictim
in Lieutenant L. A. Bryne. in the Nest
Point-Harvard match and Phnal ell
MA sacrifice in Michael Burke, resuA
also IN the death at Kansas City Of dov
spybuck, an Indian player OF the seclnd
Haskil University eleven. The runI OF
tregedy was cOntinped yesterday. with
the probably fatal injury Of a number
Of other followers of the sport. At
kokomo: Ind. Ogle Seagraves. kicked in
the head, and probably fatally hurt, and
Coe Cody, Of Creighton College. suf-
fered fractured collar-bone at Omaha.
Because of the death of Byrne. OF New
York. no more football will be PLAYED
by the West Point eleven this year. This
statement was made by Colonel Hugh L.
Scott. superintendent OF the United States
Military Academy, last night after a con-
sultation with the athletic authorities OF
the academy on the death of young
Byrne.