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FOL ice RarracLc htk-rLnd

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DUBLIN, Jan. 10-A body of armed
men last night attacked the police
barracks at Castle Hackett. The DO.
lice with hastily summoned reinforce.
ments' succeeded in driving off the
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Stock Yards Sold.

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les MONIES, Iowa, an. 1O-The
Les Moines Union Stock Yards COM
Eany has acquired the Talbot Stock
ya2dS here, it Was announced today.
Inc first sales at the yards under the
new management will be held next
Thursday and Friday, it was stated
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Untitled Steel Tonnaoe

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NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-UnfIled
tonnage of the U. S. Steel corporation
totalled S,265,366 on Dec. 81. it was
announced today. This was an in
crease Of 1.137,036 over the Nov. 30
figures which were 7,122,33O.
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Basket Ball Toninht.

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CHICAGO. Jan 10.--Chicago ana
Iowa universities open the basket ball
season here tonight. The Chicago line
up was unavailable until after Chicago
deans had held an eligibility session
Illinois opens her basket ball season
tonight at Champaign with Purdue.
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sau, and J. +. Byers, Sewickley, vice
presidents; w. d. Wanderpool, New
York, secretary; Mortimer r.. Buck
ner New York, treasurer; executive
committee. Albert D. Locke, Boston,
Nelson M, Whitney, New Orleans,
Edward s. Moore, Lake Forest. H..
and Hugh Wilson of Philadelphia.
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Wea ther Forecast.

FIT. s. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
For Keokuk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday, warmer tonight;
somewhat colder Sunday.
For Iowa: Fair tonight and Sun
day: warmer in southeast and colder
in northwest portions tonight; some
what colder Sunday.
For Missouri: Fair tonight and
Sunday; warmer tonight; somewhat
colder Sunday in northwest portion
Weather Conditions.
A disturbance, now central in the
upper Mississippi valley and upper
lakes has caused cloudy and I'M
settled weather in those sections with
slight rise in temperature
The south eastern high has caused
colder weather in the lower Missis-
sippi valley and in the gulf and south
eastern states.
Light precipitation has occurred in
the lake regions, Montana and in
western Texas.
Local Observations.
Jan. Bar. Their. Wind W'th'r
81 p. m-3029 % s Clear
10 a. m.--3O.3O II S Clear
River stage at a m, ct feet.
change in "a hours, fall 2.
Mean temperature 9Th, %.
Highest, 20.
Lowest, Is.
Lowest last night, Is.
Relative humidity 9th, 7 a. m.
rs; II M, Sc; p. m, "a.
G. e. HADLEY,
Official in Charge.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 10.--The 1920
annual golf tourney Is to be held at
Engineers Country club at Roslyn,
N. Y, and womeh's amateur tourney
at the Mayfield Country club OF Cleve-
land, according to the decision of the
U. s.. Golf association at its meeting
last night. Officers elected were Geo.
Fl. Walker st. Louis Country club,
president; Howard F. Whitney, Mas
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will be selected at the baseball pow
pow in February. Gossip here toyed
with a half dozen names. Prominent
among those was Judge Il. M. Lands
President Heydler said he was conf
dent the man named by the commit
tee appointed long ago to nominate
successor to Hermann would be APP
proved by two leagues.
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issue Johnson expects to seek the
republican nomination for the presi-
dency. Senator Borah was preparing
letter to General Leonard Wood,
like the one he recently addressed to
Governor Lowden, asking Wood how
he stands on the league of nations
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Wreatlers In Draw.

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CHICAGO, Jan. 10.--Charlie Cutler,
old time wrestler, earned a draw with
Bill Demetral, heavy weight, here last
night. Each conceded fall.
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To Arrest Einht Today.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10-Eight leaders
iof communistic activities in Chicago
were to be arrested today, States At
torney Hoyne announced. The iden-
Itity of the eight was carefully
guarded.
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consider the subject. He failed to
answer in that time and another wire
was sent which closed:
1T is imperative that you promptly
reply giving me full details When
will you arrive in New York to close
contract"
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Grain Review.

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CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Grain futures
ion the Chicago board OF trade were
sharply lower today, due to large re-
.ceipts, Improvement in the car short
iage situation and an easier cash
market Provisions also were lower.
January corn vas down IL at the
Opening of lao and later lost another
la. May corn opened at 1854, down
i, and closed down an additional one.
jay corn was u lower at the opening
OF 1873 and closed another ~ down.
May oats opened at 81, down "a,
and was an additional 1c lower at the
close. July oats down " at the OPEN
ing OF 771s, closed down another r..
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iowa III Defeated

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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. 10
Minnesota U. beat Iowa U. at baske'
ball here last night 21-19.
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DAILY RANGE OF PRICES.
CHICAGO Ian To-.
CHICAGO Cash Grain.

CHICAGO. Jan. .-wheat-No.
red. s2.71.
corn--No. 8 yellow. s1.4s015o;
No. yellow, s1.4661.471s; No.
yellow. s1440145; No 6 yellow
s1.41; No.-3 white, s1.4s0I49S: No
4 white, s1.4sh@1.47; No. white
s1.4sh @1.44; No. s white, s1.41: No
4 mixed. s146@1 .461s; No. 5 mixed
s1.44@1.44k; No. 6 mixed, $1.41.
Oats-yo. 3 white, s4AG851ac;
No. 4 white, SAGE. i,
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO, Jan. 10. = HogsRe
ceipts, 5000 head Market steady tc
strong. Bulk, s1455GI480; butch
ers. s1400@1490: packing. $13.50G
14.35: light, si4.O061465; pigs
s1a.5o014.25; roughs, s13.501t4.20.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head. Mar
ket steady to strong. Beeves. ss.25d
1000. butchers stock, s6.50m 1475:
Gamers and cutters, s5.2568.00;
stockers and feeders, S6.50@12.50:
cows. s6.50m14.75; calves. $4,000
1915.
Sheer-Receipts, 1000 head. Mar
ket unevenly higher. Lambs, $3.50
@1s15; ewes, s509@11.75.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 10.--Cattle
receipts, 900 head; market steady.
Native beef steers. SS.o0@19.00:
yearling steers and heifers, $1,000
1900; cows, s5.15m12.5o: stockers
and feeders, s7.0o@I2. 90; calves,
s6.50@17.50; cows and heifers, s5.25
$500.
Hog receipts. 1900 head; market
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The United Presbyterian church
corner of Blondeau and Ninth, H. =
McElree, pastor, 800 Franklin street.
Sabbath school at $3.50. H. L. Beach
superintendent. Young Mems Bible
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
zER SHARE OF SATURDAY,S FEATURE FOOTBALL OFFERINGS
BULLDOGS SET
TO FIGHT HARD
Page Has Men in Great Shape
to Conquer Baptist
: Eleven.

Coach Pat Page has his Butler Bull
dogs drilled to put up great fight and
score a great victory over the Franklin
Baptists on Irwin field tomorrow aft
ernoon, when the two teams clash to de-
termine the 1920 championship OF the
/. C.. A. L.
Crippbes are distinguished by their alb
sence at the Irvington camp and the
men have been tearing of at such fast
clip in practice this week that even the
fans, who have followed them all sea
son, will be surprised when they witness
their work tomorrow.
Page has had his men working with n
real determination and wonderful spirit
Of fight all season, but never has d
Page team, or any Butler eleven, shown
more dash and ginger than the Blue and
White combination has shown In the past
few days Of drill. Page has told them
that they can trim Franklin and they
are determined to do 1t.
This. however, Is not going to be done
without a struggle. The Baptlsts are
also hitting the high spots of class this
season and are confident that they can
repeat last seasons victory over the But
Ter crew. Hugh Lowery, captain OF last
years Baptist team, dropped into camp
last night and proceeded to assist Coach
Thurber In ironing the kinks out of the
work of the nnemen. Tommy Justus, In
tured in the Rose Poly game, was also
out in suit yesterday and reports say
that he is ready for the fastest action
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
Wabash High Would
Play De PGulO- " GbGsh
PreLint With Locals
Asks to Meet Tech EleUen in
Curtain Raiser to College
Scrap Here.

WABASH, Ind, Nov. 5.-Business men
OF Wabash believe that the high school In
this city has the best prep school football
team in Indiana this year, and efforts are
being made to schedule a game with
Technical High School of Indianapolis.
What the Wabash high School team
would like to do Is to meet Technical In
q curtain raiser to the De Paw Uni
versity- Wabash College game at In
diana polls. Saturday, Nov. 20.
Homer Il. Showalter, former Wabash
College football star, and now d leading
business man of Wabash. is a leader in
the movement to secure such a game for
the Wabash High School team. Mr..
ShCwaltsr has the names OF business men
in this city who will guarantee that ct
least two special inteururban cars will
be required to bring the Wabash sup
porters to Indianapolis.
The manager of the Wabash High
School team has written to Coach Pete
Vaughn of Wabash College and also to
E. {. Buss, coach at De Paw, sug-
costing that Wabash High School play
a curtain raiser to the De PAW Wa bash
battle at Washington Park, and asking
that Technical High School be Wabash's
opponent. However, If Technical Will not
meet Wabash it has been suggested that
Wabash play Clinton High School, the
team that defeated Bloomfield, which
team won from Shortridge.
Wabash High School has piled up
heavy scores against northern Indiana
high school teams and has won by wide
margins from both the Shortridge and
Manual teams of Indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
ROCKNE HAS
HOSPITAL LIST

N0TRE DAME, Ind, Nov. Coach
Knute Rockne is not going to let his
Notre Dame varsity footballers do more
work than is necessary when they tackle
the Purdue Boiler Makers here tomorrow
afternoon in the first game of an elm
ination series for the State champion
ship.
Larsen, center, and Smith, guard, will
not start the contest for Notre Dame,
being laid up with injuries received at
West Point last week. Brandy, quarter,
and Gipp, the Irish candidate for All
American half back honors this season,
Will be jerked from the fray as soon as
1t appears safe for Rockne to send in
two second string men. II Notre Dame
can stack up anything like a safe mar
gin In the early play, not regular will
be seen in action In the second half
The Notre Dame team, as a whole, is
In bad way as result of hard knocks
administered by the Army squad last
week and the Catholic mentor is not GO
ing 10 take chances on playing a regular
any longer than necessary tomorrow,
then have him on the hospital list when
Indiana is met at Indianapolis next Sat
urday.
Notre Dame cannot see anything but a
victory I'm toniorrow's tilt. There may
be a lot of sore and stiff joints among
the athletes. but the old n. D. fighting
spirit is there just as prominently and
the Boiler Makers are in for a quick
defeat unless they show something new
both on defense and cffense.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
PURDUE ENTERS
LAND OF IRISH
BOilermakers Determined to
Surprise Benders and Put
Over Victory.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 5.-The Pur-
due football squad departed for South
Bend early this morning under the lead
ership OF Coach Scanlon and Captain
Birk. Twenty-Five players made the trip.
Athletic Director Kellogg, Manager ms
keep, Assistant Coach Edwards, Trainer
Mann and DR.. Thomas accompanied the
team. Coach Scanlon will give the team
a light workout this Afternoon on Car
A crowd Of over fifteen hundred stu
dents assembled on Stuart field to wit
ness the team In the last practice before
leaving for the scene of battle. Under
the leadership of Yell Leader Bryan one
OF the snapplest pep sessions was held.
Yeils were given for the players and the
coaches. The famous Purdue band was
there to furnish music for the singing
and entertainment. large number of
students are planning on invading the
Irish camp Saturday. A special wire
from the game to Stuart field has been
set up so the student and town people
will get details of the game shortly after
they are completed.
The Boiler Makers are showing better
than ever now and the dope is that the
Catholics are In for rough Shedding. All
Of the men on the squad are in good con-
dition. The players TO make the trip
are: Caremen, Gulley, Kerr and Keller,
ends; Captain Birk, Claypool and GeyeI,
tackles; Swank, Cooley and Frazer,
guards: Stanwood and Geiger, centefs /;
Don Fields and Abramson, quarter backs /;
Wagner, Rate, Watson, Macklin and
Hanna, half backs; Meeker, Murphy, Cal.
houn and Doug Fields. full backs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05

ARCADIA BEATS CARMEL.
NOBLESviJLE, Ind, Nov. 5.--The Ar
cadia High School basket ball team de-
feater the Carmel High School i've last
night by the score OF 20 to 8. As a
curtain raiser. the second team from At.
lanta High School defeated the second
team from Carmel by the score OF %
to 10.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
Dodgers GiUe RObby
Fat Salary to Keep
From Taking Leave
Mark Reaches Point That IHdi-
Gates Others We're Bidding
for His Services.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-wnbert Robin
son Is stitched up with the Brooklyn
Dodgers for three more years.
The jolly Baltimore butcher-oaseoaH
manager who piloted the Dodgers TO two
National League championships In four
years has proven himself such a valuable
asset to Charles Hercules Ebbets that the
squire offered him his hrst long-ims
contract as a manager and viii pay him
$4,000 a year to boss the Dodgers.
Robby's signing with Brooklyn put a
crusher on the persistent report that he
would become manager OF the Yankees.
10 was thought that the New York Amer
leans. who are able 10 pay bigger sal
aries than the Brooklyns because Of their
ability 10 get II back at the gate In
greater gobs, would succeed In weaving
Robby away from Flatbush. Und0ubted-
ly he was sounded out on the proposition
and though he was under reserve II was
thought that in case he received a tempt
ing offer President Ebbets would not
stand IN his way unless he felt Ike meet
ing II.
plum By somebody, for a three-yesr con
tract at $4,000 Is not 10 be sneezed a..
or all the successful major league man
ayers who have galloped OF with pen
nbnts in the last few years your Uncle
Wllbsrt takes rank as the most popular.
He has q way about him tina. wins him
friends wherever he goes, and though,
IKE everyone else ne makes hlk mis-
akes. his jolly good nature makes II
easy to forgive him HIS errors. For this
very reason. no doubt Robby gets less
panning from the critics" than any
other manager IN the game.
There Is Characteristic about Robin
son that ma xes him doubly vaiuabis ga a
manager. RE not only knows balplayera
and be seball 9ut he has the faculty or
making a mediocre player believe be IL
a world beotsr, and has broug II out the
best tAere is In some OF bis men In q
remarkably short length Of time. On
top OK this be Is one OF the greatest
known aud he knows how to handle
them. the defeat Of the Dodg gers in the
recent worlds series Notwithstanding.
Now that Robby Is tied up for three
years with the Robins. II appears that
Miller Higgins Wi. continue as boss OF
the Yankees. for Robinson has been the
only man mentioned as q probable sue
cessor TO the midget manager.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
GRID LEADERS
ON MARKS FOR
GREAT BATTLES
Ohio Meets Michigan and Illi-
nois Tackles Chicago in
Big Ten Feature.
IRISH MEET PURDUE

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--The two Big Ten
football teams which are still indicated
Ohio and Illinols-win take the field
tomorrow against formidable opponents.
Ohio will have a battle on its hands
with the strong Michigan eleven. The
Michigan squad is determined to put
the Buckeyes ont Of the championship
running. If Coach Wilce Is able to put
Michigan out Of the way he VIII have
cleared his path to meet Illinois on Nov.
20, in the game which, II Illinois rs stin
indicated, win decide the championship.
Coach zuppke will send hts pets
against the Baroons, always dangerous
team. The Illini will enter the game az
heavy favorites on account OF injuries
to Staggs men. II they are able to beat
the Maroons the IIlinI Will have another
dangerous enemy, Wisconsin, to meet
before the game with Ohio.
line on the comparative strength Of
Notre Dame and the Big Ten Will be
available after the game between .he
Irish eleven and Purdue at South Bend
tomorrow. Notre Dame should win easily
and Rockne's team shows every indica-
ton Of going through the season with
out a defeat.
Northwestern will play Iowa on the
CONTINUED On Page seventeen.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
CENTRE HAVING
TOUGH BREAKS

DANvILLE, KY. Nov. 5.-The famous
Centre football eleven stands a good
chance. to suffer defeat when II stacks
into the De Pduw comb.Aation In In
disnapolis saturday. Coach Morgan an
nounced definitely today that Weaver,
Centres all-American center, and Rob
erts, the fighting Colonel full back, both
matnder OF the team is so battered up
that It hardly will be able TO play any
where near its regular form.
When Moran lost Roberts and Weaver
for Saturdays game he also lost his
kickers. Weaver and Roberts have been
doing the kicking for Centre all season,
and there is not another man on the
"Bo" MeMillin, allAmerican quarter
back.
The Centre team ran through a stiT
drill last night and today Coach Moran
was putting the shine on the De PAW
preparation stunts. The line has been
given more than usual attention this
week, as the strength Of De Pauw's
forward wall has never failed to give the
Kentpckians a lot of worry. 1t may be
among those missing when the squad
boards the rattler this evening, as he
had developed what appears to be a case
Of mumps. The loss Of this man will
put Centre in a pitiful condition.
But with all their drawbacks the Cen
tire athletes are showing all their old
fight and are determined to give Coach
Buss' Tigers the fight Of their young
lives.
Mayor Charles v. Jewett of Indian
apolis had wired Mayor Smith Of Louis
vile an invitation to attend the game
Saturday. Mayor Jewett is former De
PAW athlete.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
TECH TAKES ON
OUTSIDE TEAM
East Siders Step Out After
Fourth Victory of Grid
Season.

Coach Archie Erehart's unbeaten Tech
eleven was 20 oppose Noblesville High
on Irwin field this afternoon, and the
dope favored the east sIders to put over
win. The contest this afternoon marks
the fourth game OF the season for the
speeding Green and white gridsters,
Kirklln, Newcastle and Manual having
already been downed in the order named.
Early indications were that an I'M
mense crowd Of high school followers
would be on hand 10 witness tee attrac-
ton. as It was the last appearance Of
the year OK an outside high school eleven
In this city.
Although dope relating TO the com
parative strength Of the two contestants
favored the locals, Coach Ershart has
not been relying on dope to win hiG
games and the Green and White hopssuls
had been sent through some strenuous
workouts IN preparation for this after
Moons fray.
The regular Tech lineup, consisting
Of Payne and woolgar, ends: Parker
and Huugate. tackles; Sweeney aud Max
well. guards; Hodges, center; screes.
quarter: Nippsr and Griggs. halves. m
Updsrsn or Geiger, full. was expected
to be Erehnrt's choice to start the game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-05
Eastern Grid Gossip
PRINCETON.


PRINCETON = Princeton supporters
were enthusiastic today over the an
~nouncement that the Tigers will have
their star backheld quartet-Don Lourie,
Joe Scherr, Clarity and Gilroy. In the
game against Harvard. The squad left
here last night for Cambridge.
CORNELL.
NEW YORK-CornelTs football squad.
headed by Coach DObie, arrived here to-
day for the Dartmouth game. Dart
mouth players will stop over at New
Rochelle tonight and come on to the city
tomorrow. Alumni and undergraduates
Of the two schools will attend a smoker
here tonight.
PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH-A special train carry
ing the Pitt football squad, band and
many rooters, left for Philadelphia this
morning. Pitt plays Penn tomorrow.
Coach Warner said Pitts men were in
the best possible condition.
NEW HAvEN-IaIe finished her work
out for the Brown game today. Tad
Jones has put the seven frst-string men
and four substitutes through q course
of sprouts this week and the second
string men viii get a chance tomorrow.
BROWN.
PROvIDENCE-"Ink" Williams, the
fashy Brown end, was suffering from
win be In shape to get into the Yale
game tomorrow.
TUFTS.
MEDFoRD-Tufts' football team was
en- route to Detroit today to meet the
University of Detroit tomorrow, The
team was given a great sendoff By the
undergraduates.
DARTMOUTH,
HANOVER - Accompanied By more
than 1000 undergraduates the Dart.
mouth football eleven today started for
New York for the Cornell game. Merritt
has been shifted to guard.