The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 7

5 THE INDIANAPOLIS MORN INCEST AR THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1903 7 TEAMWORKWINS OR RICHMOND The Defense of the Quakers was of the Stone Wall Variety TWENTY OUR HUNDRED PEOPLE SAW THE CONTEST Enthusiasm in Richmond was High and the Season Starts Well WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING LAST SCORES Played Won Lost Pct Richmond 3 3 0 1000 Muncie 1 1 0 1000 Elwood 2 1 1 600 Marion 1 0 1 000 Anderson 1 0 1 000 Indianapolis 2 0 2 000 CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING Played Won Lost Pct Terre Haute 5 5 0 1000 Wayne 5 4 1 800 Danville 1 0 1 000 Lafayette 2 0 2 000 Kokomo 2 0 2 ooo Logansport 3 0 3 000 in i At Wayne Logansport 2 Wayne 5 GAMES Western Indianapolis at Muncie Anderson at Marlon Central Kokomo at Logansport Wayne at Danville By Star Special Service RICHMOND Indi November In a fast and fierce game marked by a furi ous fist fight Richmond opened the polo season hero tonight In i game with Indl enapolls winning by a score of 5 to 0 ete lor Ilin unfortunate mix up In the last period between Mansfield of the Richmond team and McGIlvray of the visitors for which the offending players were fined the game was free from rowdy play though quite rough owing to the slam bang tactics employed by the members of both teams Richmond won through better team work on the offensive and the faultless defense Of Jessup at the Quaker goal That the locals' score was kept down is due to Bannon's great work at the cage The visitors were handicapped by the poor condition of the Indianapolis rush ers all of whom were overweight and lost their early in the contest Before the game Gordon a local newspaper man made a brief address on behalf of the management thanking the public for its patronage Bone set the great crowd wild the mo ment the whistle blew by winning the rush and scoring ir four seconds The goal was made bo quickly that the crowd aid not realize what had happened The cheering continued for fully five min utes There was no more scoring in the first period although Richmond had two in and out Cunningham scored in the sec ond on a back hand stroke Bone followed with the third after some pretty team work Bone made two more goals in the final period Pierce retired from the game before the last goal was scored Karrlgan tak ing his place Bannon's great work In front of the Indianapolis cage brought forth applause from Jfie crowd He stopped many drives that looked like certain goals Harry Way also did good defensive work but the visiting rushers were un able to get together The visitors showed a lack of team work Referee Klobedanz was very lax tn call ing fouls Players on both sides fouled continually but only two were called one on each team The game was very fast considering the fact that It was the opening game of the season Individually everybody played in a good manner Superior team work won the game for the Quakers Bone was in his old form and was given able assist ance by Cunningham Indianapolis Positions Richmond Pierce irst rush Bone M'GIlvray Second rush Cunningham Coggshall Center Mansfield Way Half back Doherty Bannon Goal essup irst Period Rush Goal By whom Time Bone Richmond Bone :04 Second Period Rush Goal By whom Time Bone Richmond Cunningham 4:42 Bono Richmond Bone 5:33 Third Period Rush Goal By whom Tims McGIlvray Richmond Bono 7:11 McGIlvray Richmond Bono 3:10 Score Richmond 5 Indianapolis 0 Stops Bannon 35 Jessup 20 ouls M'GIlvray and Mansfield Referee Klobe danz Attendance 2400 ORT WAYNE DEEATS LOGANSPORT QUINTET Casa County Team Plays Two Western League Men but Is Out classed By Star Special Service Ind November 18 Wayne defeated Logansport tonight be fore the largest crowd of the season by a score of 5 to 2 The Logansport team was In a crippled condition and their two rushers were borrowed from the Elwood team of the Western League The borrowed players were not able to cope with the fast work of Jason and Leydon however The feature of the game was the of McGrath Wayne's half back who played a great defensive game Leydon was struck over the heart in the second period by a hard driven ball and fell to the floor in a helpless con dition He was able to return to the game later but was not in form The game despite Logansport's crip pled condition was a hard battle from start to finish Wayne Positions Jason irst rush Leydon Second rush Canavan Center McGrath Half back Sutton Goal Logansport Roberts Spencer Griffiths Haro Berry irst Period Rush Goal By whom Time Jason Wayne Jason 1:68 Roberts Wayne Jason 9:66 Roberts Second Period Rush Goal By whom Time Jon Leydon 2:03 Jason Wayne Leydon :32 "MOn Wayne Leydon 12:10 Jason Rush Goal Roberts Logansport Roberts Logansport Jason By whom 13:14 Griffiths :33 Wayne 5 Logamport 2 Rut ton 13 Berry 81 Jason 6 Rob erti 4 Hare rank Caiey Attendance 684 WOEDTKE WILL BE IN GAME AGAINST MARION Great Nerve on Monday Causes ans Charter Car By Star Special Service ANDERSON Ind November It Is thought that rank Woedtkelmptsln tr the Anderson polo team who rd teraft a pain ful injury to his finger dufing thn same with Richmond Monday nlglft will to play in tho gams at Marlon tomorrow night i Woedtke displayed great nAne trter being hurt and continued to play IWJun he lulled off the glove on his Injure ind tho null of his great finger came with it Despite this ho returned lie ilu flqv and continued to play I A special oar has been ir carry Us delegation otjecal tan GEORGE QARDNER TELLS WHY HE THINKS HE'LL WHIP ITZSIMMONS 8 1 1 1 If 'nW 15 a BRITT QARDNER Gardner Believes His Youth Will Enable Him to Wear Down itzsimmons i Their Thanksgiving Day Bout By Star Special Service SAN RANCISCO November Never did a fighter work harder or more consistently to be in condition for a mill than George Gardner is working to fit himself for his go with Robert itzsim mons on Thanksgiving day In speaking of his chances Gardner said: Is only one point of the game in which I think itzsimmons lays over me He is a harder puncher than I am On the other hand I believe I can stand three times the amount of punishment itzsimmons can thing It appears to me that if we get settled for a long journey my chances of winning out will bo bettor than his He is a great fighter no doubt but age always tells on the best of them and I believe this is the time it is go ing to tell on itzsimmons we get to slugging as we surely will it will be seen that itzsimmons's terrible punch has lost much nt its force Of course thia is my view of what may happen and I mny be wrong "I figure though from his performance with Grim thnt itzsimmons put a man away quickly any more It is all very well for him to say lie didn't want to hurt his hands because of hlH engage ment with me Let mo toll you that when you are in the ring with a crowd of thousands howling mound you you are not thinking about Injury to your hands You feel like fighting to tho best of your ability and It is my Idea tlit the reason Grim wasn't knocked out was because itz wasn't equal to the trick" Gardner puts in a part of each day sparring and planning tica with Jim my Britt the clever little Californian WILL LEAVE NO STONE UNTURNED I Training School ootball Team Breaking All Records for Work MILLER TO COACH BLACKSMITHS a YOUNG ATHLETE VICTIM ARCHERY Harry Way the handsome young captain of the Indianapolis roller polo a team he of the Adonis build and the dare devil style of play who was the Idol of tte fans last season and a favorite with the ladles will be forced to surren a der the dainty glove handed applause to other members of the team during tho a coming season a Way can no longer trot In the "matinee idol" class a The beginning of tho series of events which eventually led to tho young I a dethronement from his exalied position over the otnor members of a the team camo last winter when ho met one of Indianapolis's fair young a daughters at a social function a The acquaintance ripened into a firm friendship which eventually gave wny a a to something else tho greatest thing In tho world love The announcement of the engagement has been made The lady is Miss Marie Katzenbuch daugh a a ter of Mr and Mrs A A Zion Way has been playing professional polo ever since his graduation from col a lege but says that this wjll bo his last season at the game The "affair" will a occur "when the roses bloom again" immediately after the closing of the polo a season a zaaaaaaaaaaaas Man Who Championship Team to As sist Riebel and Orme Never in the history of athletics at Manual Training High School has such activity been shown or such desperate efforts been made to whip a team into shape as are being made by those Inter ested in tho welfare of tho present foot ball team of the South Side school The latest development in the policy of leaving no stone unturned came last night when it was announced that "Long Miller the big Purdue half back would turn out for practice tomorrow night to assist Coaches Riebel and Orme Miller will undoubtedly be the strong est member of the coaching force which in addition to the three men mentioned Includes several graduate coaches He will probably be made head coach Miller comes to Training School direct from Earlham where he succeeded in putting that team in a condition to win the secondary college championship of the State from the strong Wabash team Sim Miller a member of the Purdue team who was Injured in the wreck and is now in the hospital here is a brother of the new coach and it was in order to be near him that John" consented to come to Indianapolis His services were secured through the efforts of the a club of for mer 'Training School boys In addition to the men already named Wilson who Is coaching the Cen tral Medical? College team will spend a few evenings with the Training School men and teach them a few of the tricks which proved good ground gainers for the Wabash team The long looked for awakening of the "Blacksmiths" team has at last come and the spirit of the boys is all that could be desired Every man is work ing like a Trojan and all attempts at "starring" have been cut out Every man is now working for the team and the result is indeed surprising There is an air of mystery about all of the members of the team and all ef forts to get them to talk of the practice have proved unavailing They all smile knowingly however and advise their friends to watch for surprises SHORTRIDGE SEEMS TO HAVE STRUCK A SLUMP Ai'erdlce Is Not In orm and May Be Compelled to Give Way to Joseph With a very short time In which to round the team Into shape for the Thanksgiving game Coach Brewer Is faced with a first class "slump" In tho Shortrldgo team With McKinney temporarily Injured with a wrenched ankle Brewer was forced to put Holloway In at quarter Allerrtlce who has been playing full back this season has not coma up to Coach Brew er's expectations and It 1 thought Joseph will be given a chance In the big game Should Joseph not ba In condition to play Conner will perhaps bo played at full back and Lieber at right tackle with Olpe moved out to right end YOST AGAIN OR MICHIGAN By Star Special Strvict ANN ARBOR Mich November 18 Con trary to general expectations but to the de liRht of tho mombcm of the team and the student body of Michigan University Coach Yost today announced his Intention of re turning to Ann ArWbr next year to handle the football team CRUSHED IN A PANIC IN A CATHOLIC CHURCH Two Children Were Allied and ifty Adults Were Injured During the Excitement fly Associated Press BANTA November a luinlo in the Roman Catholic church at La Rio Arrlbaco Gauged by wax taper setting fire to the alter trimmings two children were trampled to death and fifty adults were hurt TDPUYINTOWN CATHOLICS MAI PLAY MDW" OB CHAMPIONSHIP Indiaha to Meet Kentucky at Change in Policy of Scheduling Games By Star Special Service BLOOMINGTON Ind November 18 This afternoon the Indiana University football team left for Lexington Ky where they will lino up tomorrow against the Kentucky University eleven Coach Horne worked hard to have the game played on the Louisville gridiron Instead of on the Lexington field but his efforts failed The desire to change the town was prompted by word received here from students of Butler College and Cincin nati University that their teams had not been received In a sportsmanlike man ner by the Lexington team and students It was with some difficulty that Coach Horne Induced Mechllng of the Louisville A to act as referee for the con test Mr Mechllng said that he hnd once acted as referee In uexington and that he had been forced to ask for an escort of policemen after the game The In diana boys have promised to stand by him tomorrow In case of trouble The Interest that has been taken by tho people of Bloomington In the Indiana team this year Is exceptional and may lead to a big change In the policy of ar ranging games There Is a strong probability that most ot the important home games next year whl be played either on Wednesdays or ridays instead of on Saturdays WILLBEmfi eOAUD MONEY Rivalry Between Students and aculties of Medical Col leges Grows No world's championship contest ever created more enthusiasm among those in terested than has tho football game scheduled for Saturday at Washington Park between the teams of tho Central and Indiana Medical Colleges Tho members of each of the teams are practicing night and day tho Centrals under the direction of "Tug" Wilson and the Indiana boys under 'Toly" Ruick and each reports wonderful improvement Students teachers and players alike share the enthusiasm of the hour and the followers of each achool will back their favorites with every cent that can bo raked or scraped together It is said that tho members of tho Cen tral College faculty are forcing tho bet ting and that their fc OW pedagogues of the Indiana College an not slow In snap ping up everything offered MANY SEE HORSES By Associated PrenJ NEW YORK November 18 or the ilrst time slnco the opening of tho horse show the 'promenade at Madison Square Garden was thronged tonight An ex tremely varied and picturesque program during tho early hours attracted the larg est morning and afternoon urowds ever seen at show Notre Dame May Play George town University at Chicago on December 5 By Star Special Service NOTRE DAME Ind November 18 Alumni of Notre Dame University are hard at work today trying to arrange a post seaaon game between football teams of Georgetown University nnd Notre Dame for the Catholic football champion ship of tho country Since the Indiana elevon held North western University's football team to no score the supporters of tho Hoosiers fig ure that there are few ten ma in the coun try who can measure strength with them It is the plan of the promoters of tho game to have the Georgetown team come West and play the game December 5 at Chicago It Is tho Intention of those In terested to make tho game an annual af fair and play all of the games In Chi cago Notre Dame and Georgetown are in a class by themselves this year George town Is very strong having held Prince ton down to 5 points in their game this fall By Star Special Service SOUTH BEND Ind November Manager Daly of tho Notre Dame football team today stated that the game with Indiana after Thanksgiving was imprac ticable The team has been kept at steady prac tice during the season nnd many of tho players are on tho verge of going stale and are anxious to break training At tho present time negotiations with Wnbnsii are pending for a gnmo on Thanksgiving but nothing definite has been decided upon It Is understood that Indiana has a game for that date Tho members are nil anxious for the game as nil have unbounded confidence In the ability of Notre Dame to win but the game will havo to bo played on Thanks giving if at all MILLEN GOT NINE MONEY Johns on the Stand Tells of the Transaction with the Turf Concern By Star Special Service CINCINNATI November 18 Tho gov ernment today closed its evidence in the trial of Daniel Miller and Johns charged with conspiracy to extort bribes from the John llyati lurf concern with the testimony of II ulton postofllce inspector who told of his Inspection of tho Ryan concern and his unfavorable report I II Ryan of Herro Haute and Charles Renick of Rockville tafltlfied as to the good standing of the defendants Tho latter explained Miller's signing him self Jim to a telegram by showing thnt it was a nickname given to Miller by Johns Johns wns on tho stand most of tho afternoon He said that none of the $4 BOO obtained from Ryan went to Miller Tho case will probably go to the jury to morrow tfo yo tike Mr tin's Nev DitMt ONLY EW mCH MARKS I Independent Leaguers Are Un able to do Anything Startling RAMBLERS WERE THE HONOR MEN LAST NIGHT Kline is High Man with Pud No Seconds izzle Out COMMKRI'IAL GAMKS TONIGHT Clui Allays Marntt vs Eiifflea Vasllmo 1 and 2 Kuhns vs Lnurhia Marton 1 and 2 Pettis vs I'ellnblos Pastime 3 amt 4 News vs Burfords Marlon 3 nnd 4 Klngans vs Whens Pirstlme 6 and 0 INDEPENDENT LEAGUE STANDING riiryed Won Lost Pct Rambler 64 I I 10 815 Alcazar 64 37 17 085 Ilcllnnce 64 32 22 693 Royal 54 31 23 674 Prospect 64 25 29 4113 Kinky Dink 64 24 30 411 Pud No 54 19 35 352 Dewey 54 5 49 093 Although many of tho Independent pin knights posted up scores of tho high or der tho majority of the bowlers wore in poor form last night only eighteen scores of 200 or bettor being rolled Only three teams were successful in passing the 000 mark Tho Ramblers look the honors of the evening rolling the high team score of 939 and capturing eeven double centuries (31 169 167 201 1611 Wlliworth 1C2 Totals 843 937 Totals 786 686 860 Totals 780 849 Totals 803 808 861 131 160 Totals 869 768 749 131 Totals 660 641 8) 161 180 145 1 68 139 818 Totals 825 805 Totals 812 789 764 136 167 180 1 38 136 (2) 12R 15R 182 204 152 142 107 107 172 147 2) 193 1R0 138 173 171 Damn 1 69 166 1 R9 171 (2) 140 176 131 1 39 160 200 HR 202 186 219 107 1 mwnys Rhu Alton Simon rdtenn 1 75 189 158 147 186 1 fit 151 150 172 1 30 170 1 38 20C 1 69 159 CResnnor CKIols KHno A Bars 136 196 166 225 172 Dink O' Rrlc Vollmer Dink Rabo llauK Byers Jackson Coons Betxler Dedort WIsh HJIolm (2) 164 195 160 202 175 167 1SR 145 149 203 167 164 156 162 178 168 140 Ramblsr 1 Niemann Stuckmyr Zltslaff Wagnsr Tlnmblftr 1 uratr Maisnll Brandt llassfold Hend'ks' CBuxatt Urlewlcs idley rLBmlth Brandt 189 1 62 157 177 D23 Totals 727 WASfllNtiTON ALtEYN Prospects vs Royals irst Division 873 Second 1)1 vision 897 3) Reliance I mo 1 61 1RR 188 Kline of tho Reliance rolled the high Reore of 225 while Malsoll of tho Ram blers wns one pin behind Tho Pud No second dlvlklon mixed their dates a little and failed to appear at the BCheduled alleys thereby forfeit ing three to the Alcazars Tho core MARION ALLEYN Ramblers vs Reliance irst C3)i RolUnos I MO 224 158 207 168 914 TURNER ALLEYN Kinky Dinks vs Deweys Division PANTIME ALLEYN Alrnznrs vs Pud Nos mi Pud Nos 1 82'Criel 16RIWIsh 180 (1) (2) (3)1 Doweys (1) 151 170 143 Lolblo 167 130 161 Kern 199 132 etrow 193 135 147 130 Cohen 136 199 1 16 Williams 128 117 I 160 122 747 710 72G Totals 817 Prospts (1) (2) Royals (1) (2) (3) 142 IGl nlBachs 193 1 72 169 169 156 1 77Erdehnyer 161 161 187 Popo 166 14R 1 43'flrcgory 201 1 46 177 Humpier 107 124 WHHerrman 170 199 119 ox 195 202 187 Kroeckel 106 174 210 Totals P19 791 8fj Totals 921 852 sST Second Division Prompts (2) (3) Royals (1) (2) (8 Heller 126 133 1 73Ullrsch 168 143 128 Quelsser 189 209 1581 worth 171 16G 181 Robinson 163 153 1 BRIBangs 153 Reid 167 162 131'Sehwab 212 1R2 143 Hutch'son 148 153 Jfifilpoterson 178 167 1R1 Wlckcnd 129 171 Totals 726 810 785 Totals R76 771 804 RACE RESULTS AT fur Columbia Course: Houth Trimble 113 4 to 5 Our Nugget 105 (Adams 7 to 1 Dra matlst 108 (T Burns) 12 to 1 1:30 2 5 fur: Hunter 109 (Lake) 5 to 1 Niskayuna 1 06 (Hour) 15 to 1 Cananogue 06 Redfern) 4 to 1 1:08 1 6 Staoplechiise about ml: Black Dath 146 (Mara) 10 to 1 Mnnlllnn 166 (Sftffell) 8 to 1 Perlon 156 (Bcrnhart) 60 to 1 5:25 The Dixie 1 ml: Walkover for Co lonsav 114 (Odom) 3:41 2 5 1 ml 40 yds Columbia course: Run nells 107 10 to 6 Musterman 107 (T Burns) 6 to 1 Wire 107 (J Walsh) 20 to 1 1 45 3 5 Handicap 8 year olds and up 1 D16 mt: Carbuncle 121 (Redfern) 7 to 10 Lord Badge 113 (Adams) 11 to 6 Stolen Mo mints 115 (Desouza) 8 to 1 1:53 2 6 7 1 ml Columbia course: Wild Pirate 98 (E Walsh) 7 to 6 April Shower 106 (R Booker) 5 to 2 Elsie 103 (Redfern) 4 to 1 1:42 8 5 AT 1 ml 50 yds: Beau calre 97 (JI Wilson) 40 to 1 Burney Burke 100 (A Thompson) 12 to 1 Do madgo 194 (D Boland 5 to 1 6 14 fur: Miss Mollie R9 (Nichol) 9 to 5 Miss leischmann 89 (C Hyatris) 12 to I Snowcap 103 (Hodgson) 16 to 1 1 ml: ChanUelle 103 (Crawford) 6 to 1 Antoloe 106 nJ Bonner) 4 to 1 Tam cred 103 (D Austin) 9 to 20 1:43 steeplechase short course: Sea Ptrnto 120 (J Carter) 11 tn 6 Volantlne 125 (Gay lor) 30 to 1 araday Jr 135 (Monahan) Mol: 7 fur: Ratnlund 112 (W Watson) 3 to 5 Commodore 112 (D Austin) 2 to 1 War Paint 107 (Monroe) 10 to 1 1:29 1 nil 70 yds: John Yerkes 104 (D Austin) 3 to 5 Tufts 101 (S Bonner) 9 to 2 Worthington 106 (W Watson) 0 to 1 1:46 AT SAN Soiling 8 fur: Loyal 107 (I Powell) 2 to 1 Man of Honor 98 (errell) 4 to 1 Egg Nogg 97 (oley) 6 to 1 1:14 Tamm Adirondack llle Leasch Aggressor also run 2 16 ml puree: Ananias 108 (Reed) 11 to 6 Harbor 108 (J Martin) 8 to 1 Instrument 10? (Adkins) 8 to 1 1:08 6 fur selling: Meehanus 109 (L Jack son) 8 to 1 Blue Miracle 104 (Knapp) 20 to 1 Tnwer of Candles 104 (Chandler) 4 to 6 1:14 fur: John A Soott 104 (D Hall) 9 tn 1 Money Muss 109 (J Sheehan) 4 to 1 Hagerden 106 (C Sloan) 10 to 1 ino ml selling: Dupont 101 (errell) 10 to 1 'Erne 101 (Knapp) 8 to 6 Dodie 100 (oley) to 1 1:62 ml handicap: Warte Nlcht 105 (Adkins) 2 to 1 Beau Ormonde 111 (er rell) 8 to 5 Bragg 103 (Knapp) 7 to 1 Dainty also ran CLAYPOOL HOTEL CLOCK The clnck In the Claypool TTotal was aiippncd by Corl Host an Indianapolis Joweler agent for tho Chicago manufac turer Tbo clock la of mahogany nnd harmonizes with tbo office furniture of the hotel Ha time la regulated by tho joweler and not by the Western union Telegraph Company the least possible for my meet book DR CARTER CO NERVOUS DBQILITV miu(i rteri ma cured without outline pnln or detention from buMnosw PROSTAT TRO Rt PS vnn fi sei 1 1 I tr niu eZI no sanWa long landing (he dlsenas VARICOCELE cured without cut ting or niin uluvu POlbON Every vestige nf poison to moved from the avatern CONTRACTS mcPAftrra return without the use of poisonous drugs I MAKE 1 irsnvci itir 11 ihihiiv inn nr uirrnenn rs rmrsra a null iu Vol! honrallv Irani vni rnulnvn I In In time and least expense practical je If yon cun not call WRITE hmui winvii win do nmii rnuc io any one Room 4 Ynhn Block 9 North Meridian St INDIANAPOLIS IND Hours: to 12 2 to 7 to 8 Bunday 9 to Lax os (A Laxative Phosphate) Prevents and Cures Dyspepsia Every Dose Makes You eel Better Each and Every Bottle Guaranteed on the Money Back Plan Price 50c Ask the Druggist Don't take a substitute There's nothing made like LAX OS if your dru gist does not have It write at onoe to THE WINSTEAD MEDICINE CO Paducah Ky OR SALE IN ANDERSON BY KESSEN'S DRUG STORE cu rBRSM SHAKE UP EXPECTED AT JEERSONVILLE More Changes Are Looked for in Government Depot at That Point fly Star Special Service JEERSONVILLE lml November IS Tho information that Newt Meyora wan in IndlnnnpollH couplnd with a further alatoment that two men had bean ordered dlncharged from the government depot here act people talk ing ngnln on tho recant liliako iip in that institution and tho dcvelonniontu that arc otlll expected Newt Myere in be lieved Io have great Influence In high quarters On Inquiry of Col Jones deputy quaifcrmnater In chnrgo of tho depot It was learned that there hnd been no mon discharged Tho statement made wna Hint they hnd been tnklng too much In terest In puUticH and that their leaving wna to be a icaiilt of Colonel Pullman's recent visit of Inspection which led to the shako tip As a result of tlial inspection not a single man hns yet lost his em ployment though ninny were tranal'ei red to other positions Only two men nnd those not under civil service rules werci reduced In salary It is tmdoiHtood by thoao who are near tho colonel that he la considerably an noyed by the way ho haa been tivnled and means to tight It through to the end BIRD GROWS VIOLENT Insane Prisoner at the Police Station Cause Trouble Ira Bird an Insane prisoner nt the po Hee station became violent nbout mid night nnd tho attaches of the head quarters hnd their hands full taking care of him until morning Hird began by throwing water on the prisoners by tho hatful Then ho would fill tho hat with water nnd dnsh It on Ills bend exclaiming: "Sweet violets how I love you" Suddenly he dnahed into a cell nnd grasping a man fiercely by tho throat veiled: "Kentucky blood Kentucky blood" Bls fellow prisoner nwoko with a start nnd enught tho glare of tho mad man's eyes but recovered sufficiently to atruggle with the mnnlac Bird was finnlly put In cell by him self nnd he amused himself for hours by bnnglng down Urn Iron bunltH nnd Hlttf flng bls clothing In nnd out of tbo bnrs THEY IN Poker Players all to Have Door Guard ed and Are Arrested In gentlemen you aro under ar rest" commanded Captain Ilylnnd ns ho nnd patrolmen Streit nnd Okcy walked Into James Waldon's poker game on the bird floor of tho pierce Block Pennsyl vania nnd Market streets nbout 10 last night "Tho house pinched" said Waldon "cnah Six mon one or two of them old gamblers but tho others commercial Iravelcrs nnd business men shoved their checks to the cashier Then they walked with the olllccrs to the police station where they were slated nnd gave bond No one was guarding tho door and the gnmo wna In full blast tho police say when they entered GIRLS BRAVE WEATHER Not One of the Messengers Ready to Resign Tho Indianapolis girl messenger boys nro gnmo Cold wonther hns not daunted them With pink cheeks nnd shining rod noses cold fingers nnd cramped toos they did their duty yesterday llkp soldiers Not one of them resigned All of them tnlked nbout the weather and snld It was cold but none of them hinted that It was loo cold to work The American District Telegraph Com pany now has five of the gMa In the downtown office and they aro used for central delivery messages to business houses and other business requiring promptitude and accuracy HARVARD ALUMNI MEET The annual meeting and banquet of the Indiana Harvard Club was held last night at the University Club Sidney arwell of the Chicago Harvard Club Dr Hodges Judge Gavin and others re sponded to tousle called by AfoKay i andon toastmaster New officers were elected ns follows: President Walter Kessler vice president i nomas Pnxton Princeton Ind sec retary Dr letcher Hodges treasurer" Horace Smith VANDALS AGAIN AT WORK flv Star Special Service WAYNE Ind November The unknown men who havo been persecuting Dr Laollette for soma time are be lieved to be branching out In their perse cutions and suspicion points strongly ip them as tho originators of a fire today In the neighborhood of Dr Laolletto'ii homo near Hoagland which destroyed the residence and bnrn of Charles Youse to gether with nil their contents Youse Is a farmer living near Hoag land Today drove to Wayne on business nnd when he si rived here found a long distance telephone message stating tnat nil the buildings on his farm had been burned Ho had not disposed of kny of his fall crops Ons of nur most prominent eoolety ladles eaye "Allen'o Janice" le the fineet perfume aha ever ueed 1100 the ounce WKH15R DRUG CO Ask Your Orocsr for thi Orton Package If ynur grocer dnM not krvpitRcnd us hh name and joe nd we win vend you mckage prepaid ECC SEE Quincy 111 Is the new flaked wheat food which is now attracting universal attention It is manufactured with the idem of surpassing all other flaked wheat food anti is being sold at a manu facturer's profit A ULL SIZE PACKAGE or 1 0 Cents Our enormous production enables us to do this AMUSEMENT ashionable Vaudevilla 1(1111 Whittaker Burna Wiofttlera 25o our Hollowuys Paul Kleht Ih iincU ft Young Cole Wiimer Mutineer (toy 10c 20c 1IVBH OMEDIANH lOUit MOKXONS nnd iirroio Hill Cnrr Midirrt PARK a Thurs rl and Sal James A Great Play 10c 20c SOc 1 IS One Night Only Ezra Kendall Ah JoeMlllor THE VINEGAR BUYER Whnt do you think of tliat? 11 GO 11 7Gc Hue 25c SATURDAY Nov 20 21 George Ade's Hpectacular Comedy Drama The County Chairman 1160 1100 76c 60c 25c Monday Tuesday Nov 23 24 ffst Appearance here of the American Soprano MISS MABEL McKINLEY And Talented Company of Twunty 100 76c 50c 25c Seats ready today TOMLINSON HALL 23 24 11 Tueiday at 2:15 bhortrblge Henefit Monday 'iCREAtORE Hie Italian Bend of 60 50c 75c Eve 50c 75c 6100 at Big 4office Claypool Hotel I YOU WANT Talking Machines SEE US The 25c Record Beit Record made Columbia Phonograph Ca 114 Wash St MOSES Optical Co Removed 31 North Illinois Street A Building Directly opp I PAUL HULSMAN DR LECTURE Audience ills Meridian Street Church to Greet ormer Paetor An audience that completely filled Mp rldlan atroet church greeted the Rex' William A Quayle the former pastor1': who camo to Indianapolis to lecture on "Jenn Vnljean" nffnlr was under the auspices of the Sunday school and was one nf tho most successful ever given In the church Victor hero was declared by Dr Quayle to furnish the most consummate study of a Christian conscience in lltera tore His life us a criminal galley slave and as hero was depicted by Dr Quayle In a way to turn his audience from to laughter and back again He de scribed death tn a moat ini presslve manner The Roberts Park Choral Society at tended the lecture In a body I.