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The Harlowton news., 1913-12-12
VICTOR RUt' HURT
in RUNAWAY

Last Saturday Victor Rue, a
fourteen-year old boy, was run over
and quite seriously though not
dangerously hurt. He was riding
on load Of hay with Crawford
Doores and when they reached the
Musselshell hill just out OF town,
the queen bolt broke pulling the
bow off the load, under the wagon.
One wheel of the wagon stopped on
the boys body and Mr.. Doores had
to get rail and pry the wheel OIL
the boys body. He was quite bad
! IN bruised up but no bones were
broken.
At this writing the young mar
is resting easily and it is expected
that he will be around as good a.
new in a few days.
The boys father lately movet
here from Big Timber and is pro
prietor Of the Blethen Barn.
The Harlowton news., 1913-12-12

pected that these meetings will
accomplish much good in the moral
upbuilding of the town.
The present officers of the church
are as follows: Elder, John Ross;
Deacons, A. r. Anderson, j. Ross,
G. i. Tinstman; s. s. supt, a. I.
Anderson; Pres. Brotherhood, r.
Dunn; Pres, Ladies Aid, Mrs. J. Y.
Kelly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11
FOR RENT-COntinued
FUNK AND MILLER
Second National Bank Bldg

IOI>N AMI NllLLEN
Second National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE
25 acres of nearly all tillable
land, with good s room house
and small barn, located two
miles from Richmond. This
is one of the best bargains
We know of at $1,000. You
who have been looking for a
small place close to Rich
mond, get busy, and let us
show this to you.
FUNK AND MILLER
Phone 276S.
FOR RENTING room house, 234
Randolph street, 437 Lincoln, PIG
North West 5th. $1,000 and $500.
Knode's Music Store CIT
FOR RENT-Poultry and dairy farm,
Address poultry care Palladium.
Aft
FOR RENT room house, South 18th
and J. Phone 1885 or 3015. 2-tf
FOR RENT-Upper flat % North 18th
street SIT
FOR RENT rooms of house to par
ty without small children. Electric
lights and gas. 426 S. 18th. 1-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished flat for light
Housekeeping. 105 n. 4th st 26-tf
FOR RENT-House, 2O9 Richmond
al ri oh t.
Apply Dickman, 115 South 9th St.
Phone 1885 30-tf
FOR RENT room flat corner S.
5th and A streets. For informa- on
see Al Gregg, Hoosier Store 25-tf
FOR RENT room house in Fair
view. Phone 1926. .. D. Bullerdick.
25-tf
FOR RENT-Pleasant rooms for la
dies; centrally located. with or
without housekeeping privileges
Call phone 1929. 1S-tf
FOR RENT-Sfx room house. cleo
trio light and bath, S. 18th st. Call
at 1913 Main st. se215-tf
FOR RENT-A furnished room and
BATH Ga South 18th. TIT
FOR Rents room house. Modern
COuNSuIeuCcS, IoduS ny NV. l.
Phone 3474. John H. Schell. 93t
FOR RENT new modern homes, 6
rooms. furnace and soft water bath
81 South 10th street. ct
FOR RENT-Newly furnished room
for one or two persons, electric light
steam heat and batn. Phone 2347.
GIT
FOR RENT-Large Furnished front
room. 27 North 9th. 9-tf
FOR RENT-Cottag with two acres,
South @ street; call 1929 South C
street. H. H. Johanning. TT
BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
If you pay more than we charge
for repairing your watch, you pay too
much.
Main Spring .......5Oc
Cleaning ........5Oc
All work guaranteed for one year.
| F A Tomlinson. 10 N. 9TH ST..
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whole or part time; our famous
"KNITTOP" Form Fitting Petit
coats assure good. immediate, per
n1anent income, sells on sight ex-
perience unnecessary; prompt re
ply secures exclusive territory No
dealer" competition. Spelman &
Co, Chicago. Ill
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work No washing or ironing.
Small family Good wages. 203 n
18th ST. lost
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WANTED-Three neat appearing men
to travel in Indiana. Michigan and
Ohio to represent large manufacture
ing house. Liberal salary and COM
mission and expenses to reliable
men. Position permanent Best Man
ufacturing Co. 400 Wilson block
Providence, r. |. Tilt
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WANTED-Bright, hustling
young men to work in our
icing room. Reference re-
CURED. Richmond Baking
Company. Hit
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AUCTION SALE-Wednesday, Octo-
Der Is, 2o35 Wabash ave, Chicago.
Contents o. largest stable in Chica-
go. 100 horses and farm mares, 100
sets of harness. Lot of buggies, sur
reys, sleighs. P Off & Sons.
DoweeS AuctiOneAr 11.tt
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WANTED

WANTED-Bright, hustling
young men to work in our
icing room. Reference re-
CURED. Richmond Baking
Company. Hit
SALESMEN-Every $35 week,
selling Spearmint gum to dealers.
81 for outfit; Elgin fountain pen
free. American marketing Co, MG
tual bldg, Pittsburg, Pa. Ill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who can place
high class real estate securities. Big
pay and an interest in the COM
pany for producers. The Locust
Land Co, Suite EOS Woods bldg,
Evansville, Ind. Ill
HOROSCOPE absolutely free. Bust
ness, marriage, love, travels, etc, by
sending birthdate and dime for val
liable recipe. Madame Virena, 8 Old
Library Bldg, Peoria, Ill.
WANTED-Traveler beginner; sal
airy; commission and expense mon
ey. Liberal oTer and agreement J.
E. McBrady, Chicago. Tilt
WANTED--Nurse girl. Apply 1918 Z.
Main. lis
WANTED-Three neat appearing men
to travel in Indiana. Michigan and
Ohio to represent large manufacture
ing house. Liberal salary and COM
mission and expenses to reliable
men, Position permanent, Best Man
ufacturing Co.. 400 Wilson block
Providence, r. I. Tilt
AUCTION Wednesday, Octo-
Der Is, 2o35 Wabash ave, Chicago.
Contents o. largest stable in Chica-
go. 100 horses and farm mares, 100
sets OF harness. Lot of buggies, sur
reys, sleighs. P. Off & Sons.
DowEes. Auctioneer. lit
WANTED-Ladies to make aprons at
home. No canvassing. Ordinary
plain sewing. Steady work Send
CSC fo3 sample and Instructions n.
Fl. Supply Co. Box 302, Cleveland,
Ohio. Ill
FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and har-
ness, cheap. Call 701 N. 18th. 11-2
WANTED-Knisht Templar uniform
Call Smith, Home phone 2o62. III
SALESMAN making small towns.
ry our fast selling pocket side-line,
Special sales plan allowing return
Of unsold goods Makes quick easy
sales. 81 commission on each or
der Something entirely new. Write
for outfit today. Burd Mfg. Co, 212
Sigel ST. Chicago, H. Ill
AGENTS get our rapid seller, s. in
Simultaneous fire extinguisher for CSC
in quantity. Stamp brings free par
ticulars. Ogden Co, A. 2611 Ogden
ave. Chicago, III, Ill
WANTED - Lady representative
whole or part time; our famous
"KNITTOP" Form Fitting Petit
coats assure good. immediate per,
manent income, sells on sight: ex
perience unnecessary; prompt re,
ply secures exclusive territory Nc
dealer" competition. Spelman &
Co, Chicago. Ill
WANTED-Se OF double driving har
ness. Phone 1877 after $50 p. M.
11-2t
WANTED-Wood to saw or any kind
of work. Charles Thomas, General
Delivery. 11-2t
WANTED-Al1 persons who want tc
learn telegraphy to call at the
RICHMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE
Colonial Building, It'll and Main. lis
WANTED-Stoves to blacken and SET
up. Furnaces to clean. Phone 1858
1o-3t
WANTED-A girl for homework. NJ
washing Cali 500 \. 10Th St. 10-31
WANTED-Piano pupils Call OF
write 416 s. 10th, 10-11
WANTED-Girl for general house
work No washing or ironing
Small family. Good wages, 203 \
18th ST. 1913
WANTED-Washings. Call 121 Nortt
End ST. 10-2
WANTED-A single man to work or
farm and drive team. Phone 4012
WANTED--To rent room, good loca
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FOR SALE-Continued

FOR SALE-S0rreI horse, years old,
sound and we'll Broke. Weight 100
lbs. Price $3.50. Corner West Sth
and Commons Road. Earl Hinton.
CIT
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Misunderstanding Call 121 North
End ST. loot
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WANTED-Ladie to make aprons at
home. No canvaSSing. Ordinary
plain sewing. Steady work. Send
CSC for sample and instructions. \.
f. Supply Co. Box 302 Cleveland,
Ohio. LII
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By Cliff SferreH

LOST-1914 r. H. : class pin. Re
ward Phone $40 It
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WANTED-A single man to work on
farm and drive team. Phone 4012.
LOOT
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FARM FOR SALE-Suitabl terms. IS
acres on New Paris Pike. L mile
from city limits Immediate pos
session. Call owner Phone 1868 or
3-os. SIT
FOR SALE-New five room cottage at
bargain for cash or small cash bal
ance monthly: will rent. Box 100,
City. cit
FOR SALE OR RENT-House and
barn Address House. care Palla-
dunn. lett
FOR SALE-Nodern house on Kinsey
St Address House" care Palla-
dunn. lott
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whole time or side-line, should car
ry our fast selling pocket side-line
Special sales plan allowing return
Of unsold goods. Makes quick easy
sales. 81 commission on each or
der. Something entirely new. Write
for outfit today. Burd Mfg. Co, 212
Sigel St, Chicago, H. Ill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
Cornell Expects
to Show Greater
Offensive Power

ITHACA, n. Y. Nov. Expecting
to show more team strength than
they did IN the Harvard game, with
out the faults of generaIship and
strategy, Cornell wound up her foot
ball practice in preparation for the
Michigan game this afternoon in a
hard but brief scrimmaee with the
second team. at which the varsity
showed good form. and carried the
ball consistently for good gains The
plays were executed smoothly. and
the regulars were never compelled to
give up the hall because of being held
for downs. III spite of the absence
Of O'Hearn from the lineup, the
team has been making a good show
Ing the past few days
The team put into operation in to-
days scrimmage some of the new
plays that were given them this week.
and 1t Is safe 10 say that Cornell will
open up a more varied attack than
she has SO far this year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
TRINITY STUDENTS
DEMAND FOOTBALL
WHEN FAst I.1 RF.Ft SEES 70 LIFT
LAW APPEAR. ~ MADE 10
TIL ~TEEs :.

Especial to The Richmond yirgsuian}
standing the iusistent demands Of stu
dents OF Trinity college at Durham
during the last two days for football.
action by the faculty today has made
the continuation Of the rule against
that. form Of athletics SO rigid that
there are no prospects left of the a1-
mission of football into firstly sports
again al least for many years to come,
Following official action Of the col
iege faculty today containing the bar
held in Durham tonight attended by
many Trinity students, a, which a foot
bail club was organized.
Beale Sifer was elected president
Frank Brnm vice. president and w 6.
Shepherd secretary treasurer. Collee-
ton was taken up and liherally~s re-
sponded to
1t was decided N make formal APP
peal To the board Of trustees ST Trinity
college with the view OF having action
Of faculty oVerruled. The subject Is
causing much excitement among stu
dents.
Following a mass meeting Tuesday
in the interest OF football, 400 Trinisy
students paraded the streets OF the up
town district in single file, led by torch
bearers. and yelled fer football
Dean Crawford appeared before "A
bunch Of students eongregating for
parade ana ordered tine crowd to dis
perse. Every ipan of YOU whe does
not wish to willingly disobey orders
and who win be treated accordingly
go to your room. he commanded. The
crowd dispersed. hut later practically
every man in college got together and
marched like madnlen uptown. The
mob headed for his mansion and de
manded his sentiments MIR. Duke was
in bed and would not come downstairs
Miss Mary Duke, however. came out
with a personal message. Everybody
in this house" she said. "is for foot
ball all the time. The students stayed
calling for AIR. Duke, who sent down
the message, Il have nothing TO do
with running college affairs. but per-
souaiiy am not against football"
Resolutions haze been drawn up and
will be signed by all varsity men that
there Will be no more athletics AT
Trinity neither class nor intercoilegi-
ate games, until the authorities ac-
cede to the demands for class football
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
Ashland Cancels
Academy Contest

The game which was TO rave oeeu
played yesterday afternoon at Broad
Street park between Richmond acad-
envy and Ashland high school wa9
Cancelled. owing to the sickness %
three Ashland players. The game
will be played on later date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
Cadets Refuse
to rotest Game
with High School

Believing that the playing OF an
ineligible man on the John Marshall
Team III the game against Benedic-
tine college was an oversight, and
that no attempt had been made to
violate the rules OF the Preparatory
school league, Manager Pollard, of
the latter institution. yesterday re-
fused To enter protest before the as
ISOLATION. Instead OF the game being
thrown out or played over IL will re-
main as a defeat for Benedictine. and
John Marshall Will retain its present
standing in the league
4 motion was offered at the meet
ing for the organization of a Prep
School Basketball league. and the
latter was postponed until Soyem-
Der goth, at which time special
meeting Of the league Will be held
1t ii Very probable that the league
viii be organized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
A. AND N. TEAM
IN GOOD SHAPE:
MEN SELECTED TO MAKE TRIP
HERE. FOR Y. VI. |. GAME
SATURDAY.

Especial to The Richmond FiTginan.}
RALEIGH. Nov. 1.-THE A, and NJ
football team Is getting in good con-
dtion for the contest in Richmond
Saturday with Y. NJ. |. Cooke, var
sity right tackle, received broken
shoulder last Saturday and will not
be in the game. His place Will be
held down by Profiitt, who has play
ed two years on the scrubs. and APP
pears to he developing into a yalua-
bic man.
Out of FIVE strong ends. two are
out Of the game on account of in
juries, but the other three will be
with the team Saturday. ana all of
these are good, fast men. The whole
line is very strong. and has proved
its ability 10 hold its own against some
of the strongest teams in this sec
ton.
The barkfleId will he strengthened
by the return of Penney ard Sullivan
at full and left half respectively
these being two of the strongest men
on the squad. There are two com
plete sets of barkfield men who will
make the trip. all of whom are good,
fast men,
The men WHO will compose the
squad which viii SO - Richmond
for Saturdays game with V NJ, l. are
as follows:
0, s. Anthony, left end Captain
HURT. left tackle; G. II. Anthony.
left guard; Plyler. center; MeHenry
right guard, Protiitt. fight tackle;
! FeFdeTbeT right emu. VAT Tr0KTfT,
quarter: niddick, right half; sulli-
van left half.~ TenneN fnl.baeA
The team viii aVerage la pounds.
The following sahs viii go with thu
team: Rice. quarter; Cy Young and
r.. Young halves, scarry, fullback
Winston and Beauregard, guards, and
Sefert, end.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
BILLY WORD BEST
VARSITY MATERIAL
IN YEARS. WARREN
HEAD COACH EXPECTED MUCH
OF RICHMOND BOY--WILL
SOON BE FRIGHT"

billy Word is the best backfield
material which has entered the Uni
Versity of Virginia In years" declared
Head Coach Rice Warren few days
ago in discussing the merits Of the
various members of the University
squad. I'm him Virginia had the
making OF a player who would prob
ably have been the sensation of this
section OK the country had he not been
injured and forced to retire from the
game for the present season.
.'Billy's injury did not prove to be
SO bad as was at first feared. and
Pop Lannfgan says that he thinks the
lad will be In condition for track
work. II 1t Is found advisable to keep
him quiet for additional time he will
be nursed carefully during the win
ter and should be in the best of
shape for baseball next spring"
Such is the opinion of the man
who has developed three champion
ship teams at the Randolph Macon
college in as many years. and who. this
season, has what will. no doubt, prove
to be one OF the best, IL not the top
most, eleven in the South. The same
opinion is shared by the students of
the university at large. who carefully
followed the work of the Richmond
boy during the early part OF the sea-
son.
Billy did not work on the nrst
eleven. He was kept on the second
squad for the experience which II
gave him, and for the value of his
defensive work TO the members of the
varsity. At the time OF his injury he
was playing one OF the best games
being shown on Lambeth field. and
seemed certain of making the team,
In fact although 1t was not generally
known, Billy had made the eleven.
He was hetnk kept under cover by
the coach. who planned To hold him
M. of the games until the last half
nr even later. Then he was TO he sent
into the fracas. fresh and In perfect
physical condition, He was TO he
given the ball time after time. and
IL was Rice Warrens belief that he
would have proved little short Of
nhenom.
a0n "a number Of the PLAYS which
we were developing with him carry
ing the ball" the coach stated, he
would have gotten away for unusual
gains. and his perfect condition would
have enabled the quarterback TO call
on him continually. He IL fast. ures
his head always. and had proved him.
self 10 be equally aS good CT CT q ~ rs
as at line plunging He Is also OF
great value on the defense, and MS
Ioss 10 the team has been great. Next
wear though, he will he in shape. ana
he will then show some real footuaH
playing"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
COACHES PUZZLED
OVER bACKF|ELO

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.--To date
the Georgetown coaches have not de-
cided definitely upon their lineup
which faces Wesleyan when the
referee blows his whistle Saturday.
The main problem seems to be in the
selecting OF plunging back. for 1t Ia
improbable that i'm Dunn will be
in proper condition to resume his old
position for that game. To this effect
the coaches turned their attention
wholly upon Doherty. the HUSKY tackle
who was in the back field early in the
season.
In the scrimmage yesterday after
noon he was sent time and again
crashing against the strong scrub de-
tense and made substantial gains. His
work was revelations TO Coaches Gar
gen and Cox, and the chances are
strongly in favor OF his being kept in
his new position through Saturdays
game.
The shifting of Doherty 10 the back
field leads up to the announcement
that Bryant, the 220-pound guard Of
two years ago, will again be found in
his old position for the remainder of
the season. He is gradually round
ing into the shape which Won for him
an undisputed place on the All-South
Atlantic team OF that year. Bryant's
presence will do wonders toward re-
storing the shaken confidence of the
Georgetown men.
Wesleyan brings here a line that will
outweigh the Blue and Gray forwards.
while the backfeld will be about on
par with one another In this re-
spect. Jacobs, Carrot and Shumaker
have not experienced. much difficulty
up TO the present In piercing the de-
Tense OF the opposition and are conf
dent OF being able 10 hold their own
Uhen they appear On the Hilltop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
\. c. EXPECTS To
SPRING SURPRISE
HIDDEN CARD FOR WASHINGTON
AND LEE IN GAME SAT-
TEDAN.

LYNCHBURG, Nov S.--Eeports
from the chapel Hin camp are TO
the effect tina, Carolina intends 10
spring surprise here next Saturday
when the WASHINGTON and Lee eleven
comes To tackle TrenChard's men in
their annual game. The Tarheels have
not been winning consistently this
season. but they .avc succeeded in one
thing that has pleased the coaches and
students That is: They have kept the
scores down TO a modest figure and
have made the other fellows work
hard to win the decision,
The contest al the fair grounds Sat
urday promises to be one well worth
seeing. and alumni from both inst!-
tut!ons will be here 10 wisness the
game. as we'll as a large delegation
of students from Lexington, who will
arrive early in the afternoon on a spe-
eial train The girls from Randolph
Macon Womans college will be on
hand. and a large crowd from Sweet
Briar Is expected. while from the city
practically every football enthusiast
who can arrange to get OF will at
tend the biggest game that has been
staged in Lynchburg for several years.
From Lexington comes the infor-
nation that Larry Dowd LAS gotten
together Il Formidable array OF talent.
The average PLAYER weighs Is2, while
the average height Is fraction OF an
inch under six feet
Three hefty members soar above the
200 pound mark Fats" Miller, left
guard. tops the personnel in avoirdu-
pois with ESQ In fghtsng toss. Big Ted
Shultz. left tackle, exceeds the lofty
mark by a scant one pound margin.
Fullback Beuhring, who plays full
back In the most gruelling struggles,
weighs just 200,
Following the three hefties, Cap
tain Buck Miles. right tackle, marks
1871. while Dingwan, right guard,
weighs just l90 Heat. the left end,
is the lightest player on the varsity
with l54
In size. the giant tackles over
whelm their mates. Both Miles and
Shultz meas sure six feet four inches.
Center Barrow follows the lofty lines
men with a height OF six feet one
inch, while Heat. Miller and Ding
wall equal the mark. Quarterback
HJiggs" Donahu is the dirainutive Of
the eleven at FIVE feet six and a halt
inches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-07
TECHS BELIEVE
THEY'LL WIN GAME
BOCOCK TAKING NO CHANCES IN
MORRIS-HARvEY FRACAS AND
WORKING MEN HARD.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginiau)
BIACKSBURG, VA, Nov. e.
While the Techs, naturally, were much
disappointed at the result of the game
with Washington and Lee~in Roanoke
last Saturday they were also pleased
with the showing made by the team
and there has been no loss of interest
In football among the cadets. This
was the first defeat of the season. and
IL Is believed there Is a fair chance
for victory in the three cams that
remain on the schedule. Saturday of
this week Marshall college comes
here for q game. Saturday, November
18th, Morris Harvey college will play
v. +. I. on Miles Field. and no games
are scheduled after that until Thanks
giving Day when V. p, /. and V. NJ. I.
meet In Roanoke.
Coach Bocock is taking no chances
and has been busy this week strength
ening the weak points that were de-
veioped last Saturday and furthering
his original plan Of making his men
proficient in the finer points OF foot
ball, and In swiftness to overcome the
lack of weight that cannot be remedied
this season, V. NJ, L. and Morris Har~
vey played a scoreless game last week:
after the Techs and Morris Harvey
play here on the 18th. fairly good
line can be had as to the probable out
come Of the Thanksgiving game. so far
AS comparative scores mean anything.
1t is generally conceded that Bo-
cock has done wonders with the ma
tersal that was at his command and.
with continuation Of the open
weather that Is affording unlnterrupt-
ed practice now, there lis likelihood
that V, r. i. will finish out the season
In a creditabie manner. The men
with the exception OF Parrish, came
out OF the Washington and Lee game
In good shape, but IL the latter il kept
out OF the remainder Of the games, by
the injury 10 his shoulder, he will be
a great loss TO the team