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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04
sTANFORD's FOOTBALL RALLY
Seecial Dispdtch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept S-Amid
the jovial throng which crowded the Encina
cubroom last evening A. f. Ehrhorn cIambered
TO the top of table and started Stanford $
varsity yell. number of yells and songs were
given before the speakers called. Student
on the possibilities of the Intercollegiate match,
pointing out the four essentials of success
material. coach. spirit and trainer. Coach
Presley stated the training rules and the neces-
sty of general assistance from the students in
enforcing them. Dad" Moulton. Stsnford's
veteran trainer, addressed the assembly with
his usual quaint manner. Hail. Stanford, Hail. -
closed the rally, after which the men signed
for the freshmen and varsity SQUADS
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American League

WASHINGTON. Sept 3.-Phiadelphia out
batted and outhelded Washington today and won
easily. 10 to 3. Score: R. H. E.
Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 g
Philadelphia .........-..-.....-...10 10
Batteries-Gray. Oberlin and Street; Plank
and Thomas.
CHICAGO Sept 3.-Chicago defeated st.
Louis. TO 3, by brilliant eighth inning rally
today. Score: r. II. E.
Chicago ......................4 9
ST Louis.
Batteries-walsh, White and Sullivan; Petty
and Criger.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 3.-CIeveland and Detroit
played tie game today. each team scoring one
run The contest was called on account of dark
ness. Score: r. H. E..
Cleveland .......-..............1
Detroit Il
Batteries-Joss and Clarke; Summers, Works,
Donovan and Stanage.
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MANY MOTOR BOATS ENTER
TSpeciol Dispctch TO The Call

VALLEJO. Sept. 3.-More than 4e0 motor
boats from San Francisco. Belvedere. stockton
Sacramento and other tributary bay waters
have been entered in the seven events to be
held on the local bay Monday. The greatest
interest is entered in the coast championship
race. which will be run between the knOckti
owned by Prentiss Gray Of San Francisco. Fight
ing Bob II, owned by Mitchell klune Of
Sacramento, and the PAGER, owned by Frank
Johnson Of San Francisco.
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MARE WINS GOLD MEDAL

OAKLAND, Sept. 3.-May Hamin, the saddle
and the highest honors for gated saddle horses
at the Sacramento state fair. The winner is
of the famous Abdul stock and is 6 years old.
She stands 1871 hands high and weighs about
loo pounds. She eKcelled particularly at the
colt walk. the trot. the back trot and park
walk. Monte Evans, owned by Doctor Hardi-
man of Porteryille. which has won - prizes.
was second. Both animals trained by
Prof. W NJ. Anderson
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ATHLETIc LEAGUE swELIs FUND

The SUNDAY school athletic league held q
successful entertainment and minstrel show al
the Garrick theater last night. The entertain
ment was given for the benefit of the medal
fund of the league Snd a good sum real
lied. A field day will be held at the stadium
st an early date. The teams have commenced
to train and active season is expected Com
mittees have been appointed to look after the
different branches Of sport and no effort Will
be spared TO make the coming season rec
ord one.
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WILL FIGHT A BULL DOG
(Speciol Dispatch 10 The Call

ST. LOUIS, Sept S.-John Reno of Medora,
H., will fight bulldog at East Alton tomor-
row for a purse of $50. Fighting Jack" a big.
white bulldog, has never been whipped. The man
Will meet the dog the dogs level-on all
fours He weighs 200 pounds. The dog weighs
50 pounds. Reno counts on being able to catch
the dog by the forelegs it rushes upon him.
II he gets that hold he thinks he can turn
Fighting Jack" on his back and pin him down.
If the dog gets a hold Reno, William Fob
litz. the referee, will do his best to pry his
Jaws apart and save Reno's life.
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IoyErTE WINS FOURTH RACE

MARBLEHEAD. Mass. Sept. 3.--Today's in
series for the President Taft and Governor
Draper cups, was by the Joyette. owned by
Commodore w. II. Childs of the Bensonhurst
yacht club OF Brooklyn, in the presence OF
President Taft and host Of other onlookers.
The president w.tnesseu tne conIest from the
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FAI.L KILLs sPoRTING wRITER

oXNARD. Sept. 3.-The body Of G.. l. Sarre.
a sporting writer Of Los Angeles, was found
in a lumber yard here today. II Is surnised
that Sarre met his death by a fall from a pile
OF lumber. He came here from Wheeler Springs
two days ago. He claimed to have been a
member of the first team of American athletes
to compete in England.
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Vernon 6, Portland 3

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3.-Vernon fell
on Garrett's benders this afternoon,
and before he was relieved by Guyn
in the fourth inning the game had been
lost to Portland. Willett pitched
good, steady game, and Speas was the
only visitor able to do much with the
stick A feature of the game occurred
in the fourth. when Henry Berry, man
ager of the Los Angeles team. at the
request of Captain Hogan, was ordered
from the Vernon bench into the grand
stand by Umpire Toman. Score:
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Hits-on Garrett 8, runs ). innings 3 1-3
Two base hits-Speas. Brown, Brashear. StovalI.
Sacrifice hits-Johnson. Brashear. First base on
called balls-of Willett 3. OF Guyn 3 Struck
out-By Garrett 1, by Guyn l. by Willett s.
Double play-Guyn to Olson to 0rt. Passed ball
Fisher. Time of game hours. Umpires-
Toman and Van Haltren.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

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and everything. use the Miscellaneous
For Sale columns of The Call. Phone
Kesrny Sc and We viii call for your ad.
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ARRESTED ron KILLING DOE

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 3.-That the ranchers OF
Marin county intend to TO strict enforce
ment of the game laws in the future was made
evident today by the arrest of S. Gonzales. j..
Webber and Paul Arbino, three employees at a
hotel, charged with shooting doe. The three.
ranch, and among those who are interesting
themselves in the prosecution Of the case are
A. =. Hotaling, S. Hertzog, the present tenant
of the ranch. and his foreman, p. H. Davis
Such violation of the game laws. 1t is claimed
have become common and the ranchers are de-
termined to stop them.
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Notice to Housewives

Turn to page Is of today's paper and
note the many bargains in meats. gro
ceries, fruits, wines, etc. under the
heading of Things to Eat and Drink"
You can save money by watching this
column every Saturday.
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a. - - REMOVES
soe -. - BLOOD HUMORs


ppe itching rash hard say skin affection
neutraIzng acids
from the blood s. s eoo the crcu
nutritious enrches it in vey Then the skin
soothed soned this cooling healthy OF blood
letter Salt Rheu and all other diseases and
skin and assists restoring good complexion
~ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
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GUN CLUB BREAKS RECORD

DENVER. Sept. s.-Two worlds records were
broken at the big gun club tournament, which
closed today at the Fred Stone gun club. Squad
No 1 scored 400 out of 500, thereby setting up
q new squad record in competition. The other
was double squad record in competition. made
by Nos and 2, in which they scored 979 out
of 1000.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

BROOKLYN. Sept. 3.-with the score to 2
at the end of the eighth inning today, Mcintyre
weakened and eight of the Chicago team crossed
the plate in the ninth. President Ebbetts will
protest as there agreement to call the
game at 5:15. This would make the game revert
TO the eighth Score: r. H. E..
Chicago Q 3
bfOoki!H ........ ...-.....-..-.-. q
Observation-Disclosures, Higginbotham, Brown.
Archer. Needham and Moran; Mcintyre and Ber-
gen. Umpires-Johnstone and Rigler.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-New York closed it's
home season with the western clubs today by
defeating st. Louis. to 4. Score:
st. Louis ...............4 IL L
New York. IL 3
Batteries-Harmon. Backman and Phelps;
Ames and Schlef. Umpire-Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3-Phiadelphia and
Cincinnati again broke even in double header to-
day. Scores:
First game r. H. Z.
Philadelphia ........................0 2 2
Cincinnati o
Batteries-AIcQuillan, Foxen and Marte1;
Eromme and Roth.
Second gace, 13 innings r. H. E.
Philadelphia ..--...-..-..-..-..6 II
CINCINNATI II
Batteries-Covaleskie Moren and Dooin Du-
buc, Cantwell, Ewing and Roth. Umpires-Kane
and o.Day.
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CATCHES HIG SwORDFTSH

AVALON. Catalina Island. Sept. "a record
swOrdish was caught OF seal rocks today By
L. G.. Murphy OF Converse. Ind. The ish
weighed 141 pounds and eight feet long
Twice IN it's mad rushes the fish headed for
the boat but BY successful manipulation the
angler checked the riIshes.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

aid. Williams First base on called balls-On
Fitzgerald 2, off Eastley 3. Struck out-By Fitz-
gerald a.. by Eastley 3. Hit by pitcher7Davis.
Double plays-Doyle TO La Bonge; La Longe to
Myers; McArdle TO Mohler 30 Williams. Passed
hall-La Ionge- Time of game hour and 80
minutes. Umpire-IrWin.
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roRM A SCHOOL LEAGUE

BERKELEY. Sept. with f. H. Mosher as
president = Berkeley grammar school league has
been formed ia this city The other officers are
Vice president. Miss Freda STAN: secretary.
Robert Graham; treasurer. Joseph L. Blunlb
general manager. A. ]. Hamilton.
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SUMMARY

Home run-Howard. Sacrifice hits-Thorsen,
c. Lewis. First base on called balls-Of Thor
sen g. of Boice s. Struck out-By Thorsen l.
by Boice 8. Double plays-Thorsen to Howard
to Wheeler to Delmas to orendorf; Smith TO
Howard to Wheeler. Wild pitch-Boice. Time
of game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Empires
McCrpevy and Mccarthy.
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Fresno 4. Sacramento L

FRESNO, Sept 2.-With Oscar Jones
pitching in good form, the league lead
ers turned the tables on Hacketts men
from Sacramento today. Houser was
hit oppOrtunely and Fresno won, to 1.
Score
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Northwest League

PORTLAND. Sept. 3.-Wildness of the pitch
ers today made the contest today between Spo-
kane and Portland a long drawn out affair
r. Fl. z.
spokane ...-.....e... l
portland
Batteries -kililsy and Brown; Cough and
Fournier.
SEATTLE, Sept. 3.-Seattle won from Aber-
deem today by score Of to o, making the
fourth consecutive shut out. Score:
r. Fl. z.
Seattle ...................... Is 3
Aberdeen
Batteries-Engle and Shea; ovitz and oBrien.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. Sept. 2.-yancouver
batted out victory, 8 to 2, over Tacoma today.
Score: r. n. E.
Tacoma 8
Vancouver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Batteries-Hcpkns and Brooks; Paddock and
Sugden
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Homo run-Hoag. Three base hits-Afoskiman.
Spencer Two base hits-Croll, Van Buren. Sac
rfhce hits-Sheehan %. CrOIl. Joyce. First base
On called balls-On AlOskiman 3. on Eagan ., on
Waters ?. Struck out-By MOskiman 3, by
Pagan l. by Waters , Hit by pitcher-Van
Buren, Double plavs-Hallinsn TO Van Buren;
Spencer 10 Van Buren, Wild pftch-Wsters
Time Of game hour and - minutes. Umpire
Harper.
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American Association
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

At observation-disclosures City O. Milwaukee o.
At Coiumbus-LouisvilleC Columbus game post
poned; rain.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Toledo o.
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fresno
Runs AND HIS By INNINGS
81 MAIARY

Two base hits-Schimp1, Garry. Earned runs
Sacramento j, Fresno ,. Struck out-By Jones
g. by Houser 3. First base called bslIs-On
Houser 3. Left on bases-Fresno .. Sacramento
2 Passed hsll-Hackett. Sacrifice hit-Francks.
Double plsys-Caney 10 McDonough. Householder
10 Francks. Keller TO Curtis TO Carrgan. Time
a. game hour and 30 minutes Umpire-Ehret.
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Moortrix Wins 2:l5 Pace
With Great Ease
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Sept S.-Moortrix
made an uninteresting race out of the
2:15 pace today, which was expected
to furnish high class heats. by taking
the first three heats with ease. The
son of Azmoor was never pressed at
any time and for that reason the time
for the race was slow.
Two other events on the program
were the Capital hotel stake and a spe-
cial race for amateur drivers. Joe
Dick, owned by j. F. Heenan of Sacra-
mento, took the race, with Silvas
Economizer second. The best time was
2:221z. Wempe's Plumado took the
special in three straight heats from F.
II. Burks Wenjo. and Henry CowelPs
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Invaders Find
MilIerS' Mound
MeDEasy Marks
Stockton TWiPIerS Baffed Hard
BY fke TranSbay Ball
TOSSerS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
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SACRAMENTO

Two base hit-zeidsr. sacrihcs hits-Fitlger-
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Los ANGELES
OAKLAND

Total .........32 5 9 % 13
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
Husband of Plaintiff Produces
Pill Box to SubStantiate Ev-
idence and JesSup Appro-
PIRATES It.
COURT COMPElS THE
ATTORNEY GIVE IT UP
Witness Was Instructed to
Recover ''SWiped" Article,
But HeSitateS at First
Case Dragging.

All because Of a pill box II looked
for minute yesterday afternoon. N
If there might be serious trouble In
the hearing of the Hodgin will case.
now on trial in the circuit court. The
husband of Laura F1emming, the
plaintiff in the case. was on the stand.
He had testified he believed that at the
time the late Prof. Cyrus Hodgin madeN
his will his mind was deranGed. why.
of course he was crazy" exclaimed Mr..
Flemming. HE was taking treatment
at Spiceland. being treated by a regu-
lar physician here. and being attended
also. by a magnetic healer all at the
same time. And then he used capsules
or pills of some kind
what were these pilis:" the witness
was asked.
well. ! have them right here he
responded. and from his pocket he
drew forth a pastboard box of the kind
commonly known as pill box" The
witness was endeavOring to convey the
impression Prof Hodgin had become
addicted to the use of narcotic.
| Wilfred Jessup. an attorney for the
defense. went up to the witness and
asked II he could look at the box and
it's contents. II was handed him and
returning to his seat. he deposited the
box in his pocket. Thereupon the Wit
ness said he wanted 1t hack. ''If you
want it go and get it." instructed J. r.
Robbins. counsel for the F1cmmings
Flemming did not know whether court
etiquette would permit such action and
seemed nonplussed. But he left the
witness chair and advanced upon Jes-
sup. The latter sat with arms folded.
Flemming's attitude showed his fixed
purpose and the court instructed Jes-
sup to give up the box r. J. Study.
chief counsel for the defense. told Jes-
sup to give up the box and avoid trOu-
bic and he complied. The court. jury
and spectators had been kept In q
tremor OF excitement by the episode.
The case drags along very slowly
and there is doubt II il will be COM
pleted by the end Of the week. The
plaintiff continues to present witnesses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
Indianapolis Divine at the Gel
ebration of Local Hibern-
ians. Delivers a Splendid
Address.
CREDITS ST. PATRICK
FOR IRISH VIRTUES
Natives of the Emerald Isle
Described as an Adaptable,
Law Abiding and Peaceable
Race.

The memory of ST. Patrick the pat
ron saint of Ireland was fittingly OBJ
served last evening by the Ancient
Order of Hibernians. which organiza-
tion held exercises at the St Mary's
hall. The chapel was crowded with
members of the organization and
their friends. The program included
musical numbers. both vocal and in
strumental. and an address by Rev.
Father Gavisk of Indianapolis.
Rev. Father Gavisk. in his address.
spoke both of ST. Patrick and the
Irish people. He pointed out that at
the time of the coming of st. Pat
rick to the Emerald Isle. the inhabi-
tants were barbaric people. In an
theoretically short time the people
were converted by st. Patrick and
since that time they have been deeply
religious. he said.
The nature of the country, being
difficult for an invading army tc
reach, protected the inhabitants from
attack In the medieval period. This
had two effects, he said, one that the
religion of the country was not mo
Tested but allowed to obtain stronf
foot hold, and the other that 1t KEEP
the blood of the people pure. st. Pat
rick's efforts In Christianizing the
people were such that for many year.
ireland sent out the majority OF the
missionaries. ...
Have Adaptibiiity.
Father Gavisk stated that one o
the strong points of the Irish peopR
is there ability to adapt themselves
to their surroundings. He stated tina
they made good citizens wherever
they located. He attributed much o
the success of the United States Il
the Irish element. He also pointed
out that the people as race were
law abiding and peaceable. The fac
that the Irish have been cartooned a!
a rule. to bring out other than theil
good points was deplored by Father
Gavisk.
Father Gavisk was introduced b!
Michael J. O'Brien. NJ. J. Eagan act
ed as chairman of the evening. Musi
Cal selections rendered included, vO
cal solos by Miss Rhea Fitzgibbon.
and Miss Mabel Steinkamp and mum
bers by the chorus OF st. Mary
school. There were also orchestra
selections.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
WELL KNOWN man
MAY Be INVOLVED
John Thurman Suspects Him
OF Being Guilty of Horse J
Stealing.
MAKES REPORT TO POLICE
SUSPECTED MAN sap TO HAVE
TRADED ANIMAL RESEMBLING
THURMAN's, WHICH WAS MISS.
ED LAST SATURDAY..
MAKES REPORT TO POLICE

After four days search for his
horse, John Thurman, living at 222
South West Third street, has unearth-
ed information which may lead to the
arrest of well known citizen on a
charge of horse stealing. Mr.. Thur.
man has no direct evidence against
the suspected party but has such
strong suspicion t hat he has turned
the case over to the police for investi.
cation.
Found Horse Gone.
Last Saturday evening when MFR
Thurman retur ned to his home to
feed his horse he found it missing
He thought at the time that it had
gotten out Of the stable and strayed
away. He searched for it Saturday
night but abandoned it later to go to
Milton. On Sunday he returned and
took up the search again and has been
doing so ever since. He covered near.
" all parts of the county. Either by
visit or telephone. but found no one
who had seen the animal.
Yesterday in Investigating the case,
he was lead to believe that the horse
had been traded by we'll known To-
cal man. He was informed that the
suspected man traded horse greatly
resembling Thurman's animal. What
increased Mr.. Thurman's suspicious
was the fact that the man whom he
suspects did not have horse on Sat
urday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
However, This Time Dairy In
spector Owens Will Confine
His Energies to Making an
Address.
HIS LOCAL CRUSADE
is WELL REMEMBERED
He Struck Terror to Hearts of
Milk Dealers and as Climax
Had Mixup With the Prose-
CutOr.

John Owens, state food and dairy
inspector, who became very much dis
gusted with Wilfred Jessup, ex-prose-
cutting attorney, last summer and at
tempted to have him removed from
office by state authorities because
he would not file charges against GER
tain dairymen, who failed to comply
with Owens Instructions. will speak
at the Commercial club rooms, April
10, on some phase of the pure food
laws. The Domestic Science clubs of
the city were anxious for Mr.. Owens
to lecture here and turned the pro-
position over to the Commercial club,
which organization is instrumental in
having Mr.. Owens to come to the city.
Mr.. Owens in accepting the invita-
tion asked secretary E. Nj. Haas of
the club to invite all organizations
who were interested in the work. The
meeting will be open to the public.
He Made impression.
Last summer Mr.. Owens spent sew
eral weeks in the city inspecting the
dairies of the vicinity furnishing milk
to local residents and created quite
a stir among the dairymen by dump
ing out milk which they were selling
because he declared it was unfit for
use. He warned nearly every dairy
man to clean up his dairy premises.
Mr.. Gard, a dairyman living south of
the city was warned but refused to
comply with his orders. claiming af-
terwards that he did not hear Mr..
Owens give the orders because he is
deaf Mr.. Owens presented the mat
ter to Jessup, but he refused to prose-
cute Gard, which resulted in the
friendly relations Of the two state Of
ficers being severed. Owens went to
Indianapolis and consulted with state
officials in that city as to the adyis-
ability of drawing up mandamus pro-
ceedings to remove Jessup from Of
fice- The charges did not meet with
the approval of the state officers and
they were never formally drawn up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
PLUMBERS At WORK
Cold Snap This Week Caught
Many Richmond People
Unprepared.


The cold wave which passed over the
city yesterday and Tuesday caused
considerable suffering and did much
damage. also. People were entirely
unprepered for the cold spell. Today
plumbers did a large business repair
ing frozen pipes while the coal dealers
delivered small orders to a large num-
Der of residents.
The Thermometer registered ~ de-
grees above early yesterday morning.
This is the coldest that II has been this
month.
About the only thing that the cold
snap did not effect was the fruit CROP
The fruit trees are still dormant and
the buds sufficiently well protected To
stand any amount Of cold weather for
the present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
sELLlGERENT REPORTS.

Vienna, March 1S.-It is believed in
Austrian official circles that in the
event of an outbreak of hostilities be-
tween Austria-Hungary and Servia,
the powers of Europe will localize the
field of conflict, leaving the settlement
of international questions to later
date. This encourages the friends OF
peace to believe that Servia will give
way to the expected representations
from Great Britain, France, Russia
and Italy.
The reports received here from Bel
grade, continue to be belligerent in
their nature. and Austria-Hungary is
making military preparations.
Premier Won Bienerth said that the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
0PT|On|s1s ARE
FIGHTING HARD
Circulate Many Petitions in
Delaware County.

Local optionists are working hard N
Delaware county. 255 petitions now be-
ing in circulation Muncie is the
county seat and 1t in recognized that
the hardest fight viii be there. That
city felt the influence Of Richmond
voting vet, but this vas In measure
offset when Marion voted dry. Anders
son optionists win meet toni1A. -
lay.planS for . caDDoign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
GOLOA BASS ASKS
FOR SEPARATION
She Charges Cruel and Inhu-
man Treatment.

Alleging cruel and inhuman treat
ment from the time of their marriage.
Golda r. Bass has entered suit in the
Wayne circuit court for divorce from
Ellsworth T. Bass. The couple was
married in November. 1907. The de-
fendant is well known young man
engaged in the plumbing trade. Form
eFly he was EadlrQadee>
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-18
FIELD OF CONFLICT
HAS BEEN LOCALIZED
BeI|igerent Balkan State and
The Dual Monarchy Contin-
ue to Make Preparation for
Conflict.
BULLETIN.

Berlin, March 1S.-An Servians liv-
ing in Germany have been notified to
return home for military service. In
official circles here the prospects Of
an Austro-Servian war appears as
sured .,-