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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04
WILL NOT AFFECT MICHIGAN
One Of New Rules In Regard to For.
ward Pass and Other on Pass
Back Been Praetlsed.

Two OF the most important rule
changes viii not affect the Michigan
football players In the slightest. be.
cause plays based upon conditions al.
lowed by these changes were drilled
into the men for weeks last season.
The chan. es are those which allow
a forward pass to 40 over any part OF
the line nd which allows man In
the backheld to take the ball directly
from center and strike tho opposition
at any point
Those who watched Michigan play
In either the Pennsylvania or Minneso.
tn games last November will remem.
Der the line shifts that did 80 much
to gain yards for the supporters OF
maize and blue. Yosts maneuyers
called for n shift which left the center
at one extremity Of the line From
this formation any sort OF a play could
be started and. as II proved when tried
started with splendid chances OF great
success The Michlganders made end
runs. straight bucks. forward passes,
on'side klcks-almost everything from
this formation. When the long passes
were made with the forwards so ar.
ranged they many times went directly
over the center OF the line OF scrim.
mage which, with the center stationed
at end. would be the required FIVE
yards away from the spot on which the
ball rested when put In play Again,
countless straight bucks were made on
direct pass, The ball, OF course. went
from center to runner at an angle.
This did away with the necessity OF
running five yards to the right or left,
as the case might be.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04
ATHLETES PLAN TO ORGANIZE
New National Organization Of Profes.
slonals In Course Of Formation
Is Announced.

Announcement Is made In New
York Of the formation Of a new ma.
tional athletic organization to be call.
ed the Cash Prize league. The object
OF the league viii be TO revive profcs.
slonal athletics I'm this country. While
royiying that game It Is hoped that
the movement viii NJ the same time
tend to purify the amateur ranks.
ITS a good thing and welcome II.
said James Il. Sullivan, president OF
the Metropolitan district Of the ANA.
tour Nhiouc union, IN an interview.
THE a. 4. T.. has always looked IN.
yorably upon honest professional
sport, no matter what It might be.
There are q great many clean. hon.
ost men In this country who are pro.
fpssiouals
An ourandout professional Is a
much more respected person than a
professional who completes In the dis.
gulso OF an amateur ! believe that
the new league will help to keep the
A. A. u free from so-calod pr1fes.
sionals"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04

adventure. though his mirth occasion.
ally got the better of him. and he
bowed his head In his hands and sur,
rendered himself to laughter Thcrcaft.
or. until the six o'clock supper was
ready. he kept the operator occupied.
lie sent 10 the Palladium thoroughly
plausible story giving prominence To
the Applcwcight case and laying
stress ON Gov Dangorheld's vigorous
personality and high sense Of official
responsibility lie sent queries to
leading Journals everywhere, Offering
exclusive news OF the rumorcd disap.
pcarance of North Carolnas governor
Ardmurc took Collins more fully into
his confidence during the lingering
twilight, and the reporter made many
suggestions that wore uf real value.
Meanwhile Cookies men brought three
horses from the depths Of the forest
and saddlcd them Cooke entered the
caboosc Tor a nual conference with
Ardmoro and a last look at the maps
Too bad, remarked the acting gov,
crnor that We must wait until to-
AN'''N WV NNhhN w lNNAh VIZ WV hlNAN
weights, but our present business is
more important It's time To move,
Cooke
They rode on In single file on the
iaIntust of trails through the woods,
Cooke leading and Ardmorr ana Col.
Tins following Immediately behind him
The great host NJ summer stars
thrungrd tho sky, and tho moon sent
its SOFT vuulgcuce across the night
Thyy presently lOrdcd noisy stream,
and while they Wcrc seeking the trail
again ON the farther side uu owl
hOutol % thousand yards mp the crock.
and while lhu lime reformed Cooke
paused aud listened Then the owls
cali Nu repeated farther on and 30
uury chat Cooke alone heard 10. lie
M.d h.s hand ou Nrdmurcs rein
There's o. iuutuail that leads along
tN0f ,rHyh aud les very rOueh and
UNwlt tn follow Halt % milo from
h.r. tnurr used to Doe stlll run by
uu. OBJ. lHu NuUIyNvIEhts We smash.
GOD 30 uurU hut mo- doubt they are OPP
Grating ueuu hy lhis time That boot
10. IUy owl H a warning common
aunu- Che p.CkyH put ont by those
people Wireless tylngwphy isn't ln
DO with them Every ApplyWclght
within 90 miles win know 100 hllI am
hour how many thore are of us aud
just what direction wc are taking We
must not come back here tonight We
must put mp ON your place somewhere
aud let them think, If they will We
are guests OF yours out for an even.
ing ride
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04

preferred 10 keep the matter In HIS
own hands
$50 YOU want 10 find the governor
Of North Carolina. do you? Well. you
shall not be- disappointed You are
too able and Jealous 10 be- wasted on
journalism have a feeling that you
are destined 10 higher things Some.
thing told me- when We met In A..
lanta that fate had set up apart for
each other You came here. Collins.
10 look Tor the governor Of North Car.
olIna. and your wits and your argus.
nose for news have served you we'll.
You have found the governor Of North
Carolina. I am he!"
Collins had stood during this recital
In the middle Of the track. with his
legs wide apart. calmly tanning him.
self with his hat. but as Ardmore pro.
coodod the reporters hand dropped TO
his side. and a grin that had over.
spread his face slowly yielded 10 a
blank stare
Would you mind repeating those
last WordB?'
II am the governor ~ North Caro-.
lima. Mr. Collins The manner In
which attained that high ofilcc liz not
important II must sunlco that am
m sole charge Of the AFFAIRS Of this
great state. without relief from yalua.
ton mr. appmisomcnt laws. and with
out bcu,nt OF clergy And We have
much to 40 here. mere social c0nyor.
fltIOn must await an amplUr time. !
now appoint you publicity agent 10
CO." governor Your business ls to
keep the people foolod-all the people
all the time You will begin by send
Ing out word that Gov Daugornold
has given up all other work nc present
but the destruction NJ the Apple
weight gang
"uut by the ghost of John C. Cal
houn, don't you see that I'm losing the
chance of my life In my own profos.
sion? There's story In this that
would put me 10 the top aud carry mo
right into New York" aud Collins
glanced about for his suit case. as
though mcdltatlng flight
Your appointment has gone into
offcct." said Ardmore with hnallty.
and II you bolt you will be- caught
and made TO walk the plank And 20
lar M your future liz concerned, you
shall have newspaper Of your own
anywhere YOU please ns soon as this
war ~ over"
The three men adjourned to the ca.
,oosc, where Ardmore told Collins all
hat II seemed necessary for the
newspaper man TO know. and within
ialf an hour the new recruit had on.
cred thoroughly into the spirit Of the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04
MONUMENT Is MAKING GOOD
British Runner Proving to BE valu.
able Man on lrish.Ameriean
A. c. Team In Gotham.

Jack Monument. tho blond.haircd
Irlton-what little hair that fringes
the sides OF his bald pate Is blond
certainly Il proving a valuable man
to the Irish.American A. c. Since
lawson Robertson whipped him into
condition Jack has made good in al.
most every start for the Winged Fist
men. Jack has improved and ia run
ming In much better form than when
10 England.
Jack was a classy man on the other
side OF the pond. but never succeeded
Ih being anything moro than n near
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04

track champion lie finished third In
the hnlf,mlle event at the English
championships OF 1908, That was as
near as Jack came to capturing track
championship luurols In England I'm.
der the tutelage OF lawson Robertson.
however. Jack has developed into one
" the greatest milers In the world
and undoubtedly could go home to
England now and make cleaning.
up.
Though Jack Is only % years old,
he has been running more or less
successfully since 1904 In 1906 he
won the famous Morbetn road race,
covering the distance. only fow
Yards short Of 10 miles, In the grand
time OF 1;2O;27. the record for the
course, Jack started In as a long.
dlstancer. but later found the middle.
distance events more TO his llklng.
Monument was brought mp In classy
company, but did not strike his gait
nh Lawson Robertson whipped him
lrto condition here IN New York
lack began to get into tho llmclIght
carly I'm last July Ills race that
month against Ahol Klvlat IN New.
ark. when the pair came down the
,ong home stretch as n tied together
Kiylat winning only by am eyolash In
me last desperate drive for the wors.
ed. made sport followers Sit mp and
take notice. A few days later NJ tho
iunior metropolitan championships In
Celtic Park, Old Badly captured tho
mile event In 4:2i 3-i, not only hang
ing up new figures for a Junior cham.
nlonshlp mile but smashing the track
dgures as we'll
lack suffered from boils after the
mnlor championships and had TO go
nm on the Maine coast to recuperate
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04
CHAPTER xll.-e0n,Inusa.

Young man. think I told you
once before that your legs were alto.
gethcr too active. want you to light
right out OF here-akipl"
Not for million collars Our
meeting Is highly opportunc. Cookie
It's not for me TO ny In the face Of
Providence. I'm going TO see what's
doing down here"
AN right replied Cooke Take
Il all In and enjoy yourself. but
you're my prisoner"
"oh. that viii be all right So
long as I'm with you cant lose out"
march," called Cooke. dropping be.
hind: and thus the two came In n few
minutes TO the engine. the cars and
the cabooso, From the locomotive. a
slight smoke still trallod haEily up
ward.
Thomas Ardmore. coatlcsa and hat.
less, sat on the cabooae steps writing
messages ON board pad, while a
telegraph instrument clicked bually
within. one Of his men had qualified
as operator ana pile Of messages at
his elbow testified 10 Ardmore'a in.
dustry. Ardmore clutchod In his left
hand n message recently caught from
the wire which he rc.rcad from time
To time with increasing satisfaction
II had boon sent from Ardslcy aud
ran;
shall ride tonight on the road that
leads south beyond the rcd bungalow
and on the hfdlc.pnth that climbs tho
ridge ON the west. called Sunset TRAIT a
certain English gentleman will accom-.
pnny me. u will be- perfectly agreeable
TO mo TO oomo back alone q. D.
Ardmorc was still writing when
Cooke stood beneath him under the
cabooso platform.
Il beg your pardon. MIR Ardmorc.
but this h our first prisoner"
Ardmoro signed dispatch aud then
looked up and took the pipe from his
mouth. Collins lifted his hat politely.
All Mr. Ardmorc. you see have
taken advantage Of your exceedingly
kind invitation to look you up In
North Carolina"
lie was looking for you very hard
when found him. Mr. hrdmorc." In.
terposod Cooke
Your appearance delights me-"
said Ardmorc, extending his hand to
the reporter 1T was nice Of YOU to
walk out here 10 find mo Wouldn't
they put you mn at the house,
We'll the fact Is didn't stop there
My paper sent me In this general Al.
rectlon on business, but had every
honorable intention Of making you
that visit after I finished my assign
mcnt hut Cookie here says I'm ar
rested"
He's a dangerous character and
can't Doe allowed 20 run loose In these
parts I'm going to tic him M" said
Cooke
MAY I ask YOU. Mr. Collins, Just
what YOU are dolug hcrg7' inquired
Ardmoro
You may and rll bet a boiled
goose that Cookie aud I are ON the
same Job
"Whot arn YOU looking or'' de-.
WpuI.l Arfmuus chief of sur
'lrH u.E STORY DO rot &c. 8nd I
have oyuly intention of Fotuug H."
said Collins gwrdudy
"Out with .H" commanded Ard.
more.
Tho fact s rlun that Com lulNng
lor 90 r...u OBJ. .uncy
roo uaHr uH r..H.r
"AuI u.. person be- tNy governor of
NorJh DW.Iu who b. myaturi0usly
absaa, rou NnI.aH ~. attended
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04

lie had only little training behind
him when he faced the barrier for the
senior mile metropolitan champion.
ship, but he succeeded In getting
home In third position. In the Cana.
dian mile championship Monument
ran second to Klyiat. giving tho
stocky little Staten Islander a terrific
race Jack has struck his gait again
now and great things can DO expect.
cd OF him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04
Copyright lloi BY Tho Bobbs Noni1 COMPANY.
u
SYNOPSIS.

Th0m1l ArdmUre and Henry Maine
HriHWuld stumble upon intrigue when the
Euttruurf ul N1rfh and South Carolina
are reported fp have uunfroied Girls
void allies himself with barbara o..
borne daughter " tho governor NJ South
carolina while AfiWutr DHpuuHrH the
cause ~ Jerry btngnrnoid daughter NJ
the governor ~ Nofth Carolina. Turar
two young ladies' are trying 10 nll Tie
shoes ~ their fathers. while tho latter
mr." missing Roth states are In a iurs
mol over ono Npplowright rr outlaw
with great political innuOn'. Unaware
N each others position 7 bio GrlHwud
ana NriWurr Hat uut 10 ~ .H inH other
prosecute ApulHwriFht Val fh'H papers
IN th7 ApplawsiEht case are n. ur from
tne uHlrr ~ GOV. Osborne aud GflHwuld
places the thcn at the door ~ the
HgNrWluE attorney general Afdmnrr
charters n cnhpoHr and starts Tor the
border 10 plan tho arrest ~ Appieweight
Jerry meanwhile. ~ a guest At Atdgley
Nrdtnurn'H posse takes the field trlH.
void. plotting 10 the same end No. Arda
more, N also scouting the border with
posse. Arlmprr'a brother .in.lnw. the
duke u Hnilywinkle. oncrs to olopc with
Jerry
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-04

Clarke Griffith gets $4,000 a year
TO manage the Reds and Captain Lo-
bort gets $4,000 for his share OF the
work
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
For Sale

My 1000 acre ranch Z miles north
of Medicine Lodge and 5 miles
south of Isabel, Kansas. Will sell
all together or will divide into
smaller tracts This ranch is well
improved. 1 will give good long
time at low rate of interest on most
all the purchase price. Please call
on Mr.. T. L. Lindley, Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, for prices and most
| liberal terms.
A. M. HOUCHIN,
Medicine Lodge Kansas
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
Public Sale

WA. Bradshaw will have a public
sale eight miles southeast of this
city next Wednesday, Nov. 30th. He
will sell fourteen head of horses, two
milch COWS and four head of other
cattle. If you are looking for good
stock attend this sale
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shep-
herd, residing northeast of this city
on Thursday Thanksgiving {
nice 1O-pound boy.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

VIM. Martin, Jr., of Wichita,
VIM. Martin and wife, in this city.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

All persons indebted to DR.. Chas.
A. Johnson can settle same with
Samuel Griffin.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Roy White and Julius Stocker have
purchased Lum Herron's barber
shop located in the postoffice. build
ing The boys took possession
Thursday of last week.-Harper Ad-
vocate.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Mound City PainIs may cost a
trifle more, butt. R. Young
Drug Co.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

J. G. Freeman does all kinds of
plumbing. Shop in l. o. o. F.build-
ing.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

$50 acres of land ten miles south
of Lake. City. Kansas, It's acres in
cultivation and much more can be
plowed. Fine wheat farm, fenced
and cross fenced. .watered by
springs. Will give time on part, or
will leasa for a number of years.
Address SitheF - s.. McElwain,
Nampa. Idaho, or ". e. DeGeer.
Deerhead, Kansas. -
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Cotton seed meal, oil cake, alfal-
ia meal, chop, bran, etc. at A. S,
Coles's mill, north Main. see
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

See or write Jack Williams, Med
icine Lodge, Kansas, if you want
to buy land.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Mrs S. P. Garrison and daughter
Miss Annie, went to Guthrie, ,Oklaho
ma, last Wednesday to visit about
two weeks with Mrs. Garrison's sis
ter, Mrs, Mary Scott, and family.
=. Z 49,. - - &. = - -
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Dwight P. Mills made a business
trip to Wichita on Monday.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

c. n. Marshall delivered anew
Model "T'' Ford car to VIM. SHUTS
of Sun City on Friday. The autonIQ-
bile season seems to be open
ing up nicely, after the summers
lull.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Asa Reeves, wife and son of Eagle
went to Anthony via this city last
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with their daughter and brother.
They returned home on Monday.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

J. M Miller of Kiowa, and his
reliable dog and gun were here on
Saturday tfnd gathered in some of
the choice birds that feed in our
rich peldS In the Valley of the Med
icine
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Gano entertain.
ed at Whist last Friday evening.
The favor of the evening was won
by Mrs. T. A Coleman. Y
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

st. Elmo is coming, get your seats
early.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Gravel for sale at 90 cents per
load.-M. Best. =. ~
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
ST. Elmo Next Wednesday

st. Elmo will be played at the
Opera House in this. city next We'd
nesday night, December 9TH. This
is one of the strongest stage pro-
ductions known to the theatrical
world and never, grows old.
Those who have seen it before
will, be- delighted to see it again.
Those 1Who hav9 never seen it. can
not afferdd to miss it.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Remember st. mo.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. ( Seward I. Field.
Zeal Johnson and Miss Helen Tib-
bits spent Thanksgiving in Wich-
ita. They returned home on Fri
day.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

f. r. Hester and wife departed
on Monday of last week to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr. Hester's par
ents in Beayer county, Oklahoma.
Mr.. Hester returned Saturday, but
Mrs. Hester went on to Ivanhoe to
visit with her sister, Mrs A D.Mc-
Guire, and family.
Misses Annie E. Bell, Margaret
G.. Kernohan, Lila NJ. Powers, Pearl
Clymer and Cynthia Mcclure of this
city attended the meeting OF
the District Teachers Associa-
tion in Wichita the latter
part of last week They departed
on Wednesday and returned home
on Monday morning.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Sleeper gave
a Thanksgiving dinner to theil
Barber county relatives at theil
ranch six miles east of the city, lasi
Thursday. Medicine Lodge was rep
resented at the dinner by the host:
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.V.C
sleeper, and If we are a competent
/, Judge we would venture wage'
that ". c. more than held his Owl
with the younger ones when it came
TO storing away roast turkey. Th'
dinner party was composed of nine
teen all relatives.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

H. H. Case returned home from
Florida on Monday. He could not
resist investing in some of that
widely advertised Florida land.
Merely speculation, however.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Your own friends have attained
position, honor, cash. How? Opens
Sept 6. Salt City Business College,
Hutchinson, Kansas, Box 353 P.
Catalogue free. Positions await
graduates.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
BARBER COUNTY INDEX
WEDNESDAY, nov. 80, 1910.

f. CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
headquarters for all kinds Of farm ma.
chinery.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

The local K. of P boys are get
ting ready for their annual banquet,
which will be held some time next
month. Various details were arrang-
ed for at this weeks meeting of the
lodge, and it is safe to say that the
banquet will be an unqualified sue
cess.-Kiowa Journal
J. N. Tincher went to Alva last
Friday. He has been employed &c
assist in the prosecution of N. L
Miller of that city. who is charged
with the murder of Mabel Oakes
The crime has been thoroughly air
ed in the daily papers and is foul in
the extreme. Miller is a married
man, was justice of the peace and
also conducted a realu. estate bust
ness. The dead girl was his stenog-
rapher. The evidence so far de
veloped is circumstantial but : il
points strongly toward Miller's guflt
The preliminary hearing win sbt
| held at Alya tomorrow.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Capt. c:sJ. Skeen of Gerlane went
to Gueda Springs last week in the
interest of his health. Capt. Skeen
has been in poor physical condition
several years. We hope the Gueda
waters will have a beneficial effect
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Taken up-A red yearling heifer,
no brands, ear mark both ears, me-
dunn horns. Has been in my pasture
about six weeks Owner can have
her by paying gsfeed bill. and adver-
tis1 r. Gilbert, Medi-
ci1 Lodge, Kansas
MSS Myrtle Rogers, teacher in
the third and fourth grades of our
city schools, spent Thanksgiving va
cation attending the District Asso-
Sharon On Saturday and visiting or
Sunday with home folks
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Miss Rose Fulkerson is spending
a short vacation. at her home at Mil
an, S Sumner county. She departed
on Monday of last week and expects
to- return the early part of next
week.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

DR.. Johnson sand wife departed
for itheir home in Illinois the fore
part of last week. Dr. Johnson
practiced medicine here during the
absence of Dr. Coleman and was
very successful:
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30


ing.
VIM. Martin, Jr., of Wichita,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
VIM. Martin and wife, in this city.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shep-
herd, residing northeast of this city,
on Thursday Thanksgiving a
nice 1O-pound boy.
Mrs. S. P. Garrison and daughter,
Miss Annie, went to Guthrie, ,Oklaho-
ma, last Wednesday to visit about
two weeks with Mrs. Garrison's Sis
ter, Mrs, Mary Scott, and family.
]. M. Miller of Kiowa, and his
reliable dog and gun were here on
Saturday tand gathered in some of
the choice birds that feed in our
l.rich, UeldS IN the Valley of the Med
icine
i Capt. C::ssJ. Skeen of Geriane went
to Gueda Springs last week in the
interest of his health. Capt. Skeer
has been in poor physical condition
several years. We hope the Gueda
waters will have beneficial effect.
| F. Al Mccoy and wife returned
Monday from a visit to Pratt coun
ty. Mrs. Mccoy attended the Fed
Grafton meeting at Pratt while Nj
Mccoy took occasion to visit hi
folks at Sawyer.-Liberal Independ
dent.
Mrs. L. T. Williams and daughter
Miss .Bernice, of Medicine Lodge
came over Tuesday for "a visit a
the home..of. their son and brother
j. H. Williams. Mr.. Williams cam
over the following day.-Harper At
vocate.
1 Mrs. Mary c. Lytle and tw
e daughters, Mrs. c. E. Spangler an
Mrs. Alma Hogard departed last We
nesday for LaRose, Illinois. Mr.
Spangler's home. Mrs. Spangle
had been visiting here for som
time and Mrs. Lytle and Mrs. HI
gard are returning the, visit.
S Letters received by Medicine Lodg
}. friends of Mrs. Vina Macy of WITCH
t Ia, formerly of this city, state ths
+ she was sOsunfortunate as to susta.
q broken wrist 'Dysa fail On Saturda,
e November 1sth.~ve are sorry
e hear of the accident but are gla
: to learn that the fracture is knittir
nicely.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

"A. NJ. I1OU OIII4N,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas.