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According to Coach Butterworth OF
Northwestern. who was here with the
Evanston team yesterday. the new foot
hall rules have not had much effect. 30
lar. beyond causing some trick plays.
The rule permitting the quarter back
to run with the bali has caused some per
n~leNlty.' he aid. but this is about the
sole ordinance TO cause much change iu
formations. so FAR as my eleven Is con
cerned.
Il disagree with some Of the interviews
l have seen. which state that the new
rules do not help a light team. I believe
they do. Our first game this year vas
with n High School team. II was a light
eleven that could not possibly have scored
against Us on line bucks. Yet the first
thing they did was to give the quarter
the hall on a trick play, get past our
end and score on US.
"Severa instances OF the sort rave hap
pen,d. Whether the requirement Of seven
men in the line IS going to answer its pur-
pose or not Is another question. Some b.
lleve that the weight OF the men will
simply be increased to make Up for the
absence OF men behind the line.
Il hin this IS likely. Look at the tire
mendous weight OF the men being en-
pIoyed In Yale's line. They say there IL a
squad on hand there tirD!ng the scales
well up toFards the 2O-pound mark. Rore-
back being a typical specimen. Now that
doesn't look Ike lessening the danger from
l!ne attacks. does II?
II that rule does answer its purpose.
the twentv-hve-yard zone ought 10 b. re-
duced. That would bring the dangerous
plays. so called. down TO a smaller SEC
uion OF the field. Personally. 1 favor tn
rulings somewhat. but l am not dis
satisfied with the new ordinances.
This game with Washington Is going
to be the opener OF a series here. I hope.
We would like to have one contest zach
Next season ought to BE- lively in a
football way and I want TO have a talk
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SIGNAL VICTORY FOR ILLINOIS.

R~fere-V. l. Duke % Shurtien. Urnp.rc-
Zs-veck Of McKendres. Time % halvsa-TWca
ty-nve and twenty MINUTES.
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AMERICAN LEAGTE.

Scores made on Me;zler's alleys were.
ROLLERS.

Fair Grounds s, Barretts 4.
The BErre;ts secured only one game from The
,-V- r-----a
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ILLINOIS FIELD MEET.
Freshmen Win Most of the Events mt
UrbanR Handicap.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Urbans, Ill. Oct lG-The annual far haudi-
cap meet Of Illinois University this morning On
Illinois Field was won by representatives Of the
freshman ciass- Tie s0phomorss gave the nEst-
year athletes a Close race. but the other upper
classes we're never In the running.
Following II a summary or the events:
Ao-yard dssh-Wun by PEBBLES. -. handicap
feet: Tueovl - second. { feet. Knight. %.
third. ? feet Time. I0I-5.
Esysrd dash-W0n by PEBBLES. 'cs, scratch;
IusoeL - second. Z yards. Egy. 70. third. )
H9-yard dash-Won BY Cairns. %. 20 yards.
Cornell. %. second. = yards; Purtil. -. third.
scratch Time. a 1t.
~OEr-half-milr un-Won BY Melin, 90, scratch:
Cultvr-. ~! second. . yards; Taylor. -. third.
= yards Tine. 2l0-
OEe-miie run-Wcn by Melin. '0s. . yards
Austin, ". sreond 100 yards: Hockmeis.er. %.
third. lilo yards Time. ass 81.
TWo-mile un-Won by McCully. '0s. - yards:
Hockmeister. %. second. 81 yards: Kendall. ".
ths-1. - yards Time. us3
ll-yard high hurLlcz-Nun by Kline, ~. :
20. third. J yards. Tine. 49,.
2Jeysrd low hurdlss-Won BY Reynolds. %. !
yards: GoodsReed. 60 second. scratch; Kline.
Discus throw-WOa BY Marley. ~. 4 feet;
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Rodman. 'O4. second. scratch: Kline, 90. third.
S feet. Distance. III feet s Inches.
Shot put-WOn by Tarnoski. %. 10 feet;
Patch. %. second. s feet; Cadwailader. 'W,
third. 5 feet Distance. "a feet 9 inches.
Hammer thrOW-Wun by Marley '0S. ecratchs
Tarn0WskI. %. second. 8 feet: Moynihan, ~.
third. g feet. Distance. rs feet s inches
Broad tump-Won By Young. %. u lnchess
Splitter. %. second. IS Inches: TrebeI. 'O5, third
scratch Distance. 70 feet : inches.
High iump-Won by MontOoch. ~. s inches.
Young. 81. second. . inches; wood. 'Os. third
scratch Height. . feet s inches.
Pole vault-Won by Tarneskf. %. Il inchess
welch. 'O7. y Inches. and wyles. 'OT. Il Inches.
tied Tor second. Height. 2 feet 10ia inches.
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ruIxer-tty sunmps Rush edica
College % to %.

T-rbana. H.. Oct l0-ulinois roundly
trounced that portion, OF the University
CoIieKr- which fell before the Illinois
team by a score Of 81 to
This Is the biEgest score made this sea
40, nv Tho state eleven. M tonight m
Il hone In the LEGAL athletic camp. Illinois.
from the hopeless and Incompetent bunch
OF players. who did not Sem TO know the
b~erAnninEs OF football. accomplished n
Eivderfui transition
oodrurs men showed team work. than
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Yale 22, ~sprInEaeId 0.

Springfield. Mass. Y. NJ. c. 4 Training School
eleven played q sensational football game or
Yale field to-day that ended with a score OF =
20 0 In favor OF Yale. For a considerable par:
Of the game, however, Springfield plowcd
through the Yale lire and seriously shook up
the veteran Yale eleven. Far better than the
score Indicates did they play. and Yale was
more thoroughly tired out. both as 10 attack
and defense. than in any other game Of the
season.
summary-YaIe .. Springfield O. Umpire
Doctor ". Q. WurtembuTg OF Yale. Referee
J.. Il Foster Of Amherst ToUchdowns-Kln-
ney !. Mitchell !. Metcalf l. Rafferty, J. Goals
from observation-disclosures . Time Of halves
Twenty and fifteen minutes.
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SPECIALTIES.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
TRUST CO..
ACTS AS
TRUSTEE UNDER MORTGAGES MADE BY
RAILROAD LYD OTHER CORPORATIONS
BIRTHS.

FISH-On Friday. October 2. 1904 daughter 70
Nr. and Mrs. Albert Goodrich Fish
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juniors 3, Nationals p
s-ore. made on the Western Rowing Gal
alleys were:
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Providence. r. /. oct. Io.-In a drilling rain
Princeton defeated Brown . to 0 this after
noon.
Princeton players outveighed the local men
greatly. but Brown Dut up a stin fight. and in
The hrst half held their opponents down "a
eleven points. five OF which were made on a
drop kick from the Jweaty-three-yard line by
Dewitt.
In the last part Of the half Brown almost
held her own, and Dewitt was frequently called
out Of the line to send the ball from fifty or
sixty yards on punts against the wind. In the
second half Princeton exhibited greater dash
and more united team play. with the result that
Fuulke. Hart and Mort frequently made runs
OF ten 10 thirty Yards.
The offensive playing OF Princeton was superb
and the big linemen never lost an opportunity
Of pulling a runner along after he was down.
Ioulke PLAYED q star game, scoring all Of the
g. four f0rrrhNnv-wa
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which no better was ever seen on the State
SrlulrOn- While the doctors were not able
10 ouer more than a nominal resistance 20
the onslaugnts Of the Illinois men. the
manner In which WOOdulfCs prOteges ap-
piled themselves and worked together was
what won the plaudits OF the bleachers
EVery man on the team got into the game,
and u was a case q push anr tug until
the nnal score was recorded.
Time and time again. when a back
seemingly was down. his comrades would
raise him up and carry him along. Hasten
was the most remarkable performer in
the touchdown line. He crossed the doc
tors goal rve times. The line-up:
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Culver IL. wabash IL.


Culver, Ind. Oct. 10-wabash and Culver
Military Academy played a close game this
afternoon. which ended in favor OF the cadets.
the score being Il to II. A decision by Urn
pire Wilson. the coach Ct Wabash, was pro-
tested and a long wrangle followed. which end
ed with the referee calling the game on &C
count OF darkness Both teams found difficulty
In stopping the onenEe Of their opponents. The
feature Of the game was the defensive work Of
Ca~anagh. who time and again broke through
and tackled TIE Wabash backs behind the
line. The best work for Wabash was done by
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Nashville. IL. Oct. l0-The opening football
game vas played at South Side Park this
afternoon between the Nashville High School
team and the Browns College eleven OF Cen
tralIu. the home team winning by a score OF
IS 10 : The only score made b. CeuyrElia
was on a huke two minutes before the end
u the game. Half Back Jack making a touch
down after running the entire length Of the
Held on a huke pass. DickersOn Of the home
club tackled him lust as he reached the goal
line. but Il was too late and both rolled
uEar L-- CcntralLa.a only touchdown.
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GRINNELL FAILS To APPEAR.
Town Boys Arc Laid Out on RoRd N
Tigers Lose n Game.

Tigers Lose n Game
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia. No. oct. I0-The Grinnel football
team failed to arrive in Columbia to-day. where
q game with the State University team vas
scheduled. greatly 20 the disappointment Of the
local players.
II Is understood here that the Iowans start
I'd for Columbia. but were delayed on the
road. Just where they are tonight no one in
Columbia knows, though much good money has
been gent in kilograms In efforts TO locate
the missing football players
The University Athletic Association will lose
several hundred dollars by reason Of the fall
ure Of the Grlnnen players 90 appear. Elah-
crate preparations had been made for to-day's
game and excursions we're run from several
nearby towns 70 witness the contests.
Arrangements are under way for a game With
Grinuel Monday.
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CHICAGO %. PURDUE O.
Visitors Put Up n Strong Game in
Second Half.

Chicago. Oct. IO-ChIcago University de-
feated Purdue At football to-day. Score
y 10 Q. The Indiana men were somewhat
outclassed. and, although they made a
game struggle. they were not able to force
the ball into Chicago's territory
In the first half Schnur Of Chicago
caught the bail. after a punt by Purdue,
and ran sixty yards FOR a touchdown. He
repeated the performance in the second
half, although his run was not over thirty
yards. ECk,rsau OF Chicago drop-kicked a
goal in the second half. but IL was not al
lowed. Speik OF Chicago being on side.
Purdue put Up a much stronger game in
the second hair than n the carrier part OF
the game. Chicago making 10 IN the rrSt
half and being held down 10 { in the sec
ond half.
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HARVARD o. AMHERST x.
WeaFers of Crimson Play We'll in
Er.ErthLnn E-cnnr HnIaInn nnM

Everything Except Holding Ball.
Cambridge. Mass, Oct. l0-Amherst's
readiness in taking ADVANTAGE OF Har-
wards inability to hold the bail enabled
her to defeat Harvard 3 10 0. Amherst
failed TO kick the goal.
The game was played IN a rainstorm. In
rushing Amherst was o~utplayed. Har-
ward played a faster game and showed 10
advauJaCe both on the offensive and the
defensive. but fumbled w~retcheily.
The touchdown was made when Har-
ward ha4 attempted a quarterback kick
from Harvaro's ten-yarG line. which Am
herst blocked and COggeshall. dropping on
THE ball. pushed II across the line for a
touchdown. Lineup:
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May Extend City Limits.

sFEIIAL
Ardmore. 1. T. Oct lo-ohicials OF the
Dawes Commission are here examining
witnesses with reference TO " additions
about to be made TO Ardmore's corporate
limits, one OF ffty acres on the northwest
and che OF 100 acres on o1SnSest,
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Ictas III - rs 10 = - ll3 q
neutrality-suspicious.. 4. Kari. >. ScherzinEer.
6; Seass. 5; Habenicht. . Total. -.
Following IL tie schedule Of games 10 be
played BY teams % the Western League the
coming week Muaday. Octobr II Westerns At
home 10 Juniors. Tuesday. October u. OFFEND
ers At home TO Intermediates "Wednesday. &c
tober "A. Oarsmen AZ home 10 Seniors. Thurs
day. October Is. Nationals AZ horne 10 Louis
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MARRIED.


LOCELING-PETTON-At the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix COste. No G3L4 Shenan-
doah avenue. on THURSDAY. october s. lso7r
Miss Amanda Ftyton OF Hannibal, No. and
Mr. Paul p. Locking OF Fruitdale. Ala. the
Reverend g. CrOzier Adams OF 81 Johns
Episcopal Church officiating.
SKINNER-SCADE-On October 2. 1903, in Chi
caEo. H.. by the Reverend Perez Pinch. Doc
tor EDWARD n. skinner Of Milwaukee. Wis.
20 Miss Florence q. Schade Of 81. Louis. No
No cards.
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Totals - is ~ 40 - - 20 ms q is-s
Ha,dicap.-AEhsr 0; Alexaader. Z. wbI,-
der. S: Morgan, s: BeEES = Total. =.
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RoIIa II. Arkansas 8.

ITT ILlIN II LIINLI
RoIIa. No. Oct. IO-The Rolla School OF
Mlnss football team doWned the University OF
Arkansas, Il 10 O.. this afternoon.
At the end, OF the first half the miners had
made one touchdown and a place kick by
PruEh from the s5-yard-line. The second half
was PLAYED close and hard on both sides and
both sides succeeded in making = touchdown
and kicking q goal
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nIlnoI. Normal 40. AreoIa o.
REPUBLIC

EEfAhLAtc ELNLA
Charleston. Ill. Ovt. 10-The Eastern Illinois
state Normal School football defeated Arcola
High School on Normal Field this afternoon by
4 scJr. Of - to 0. Tne Arcols team averaged
nv7 rounds heavier than the teachers.
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Lombard es. Heading o.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
GalesburE III. Oct. in-Lombard College foot
ball team ran un and down the neld to-day with
their opponents from HeddinE College after
them The score al the close Of the game was
IS 10 Q in favor Of the local team.
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Totals 81 10 p! n - SIS "a iaI 50
Handicaps-Damnert. 9 hTiEhL g. Wycon.
9. Fisher. 1. hontsith. : Total Il
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Subs-TrautmAr fr Harms. Cunningham for
Underwood. MOynhan for Wiley. Hunto0u sor
Brunson- Alien for RHthgeb. Rothgeh Tor Pitts.
E-thri FOR Wiley. Hunt1ou for Null Gilmore
FOR HuntOCn UNeal for Hannum.
TuuchdgWus-Hannum I. Hasten s. Dlener /
Muhl J.. HuntOou / FairweaIher = Goals from
Tuurhdowns-Muhl .. Fairweather . Referee
Cayou. Illinois. TmpIre-Mckenna, Wisconsin.
Tine OF halyeS-Twenty minutes.
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Century, 2. Cardinals ].
CESTURTs

III, scores mad. on the ofaes Men. CUBS
alleys we're.
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riEht-neId fence. rctting the Browns three
runs. Ia the eighth inning Mcfarland was
unsteady, and after the browns landed on
rim for two singles he walked the next
Two batsmgn, forcing a IN. In the ninth
three singles and a long ny Melted the
Cardinals their second run.
SCOr, Of the second game.
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Macon. No. Oct 10-Blees scored another
victory to-day. defeating the Ottumua. Ia,
High School. Is to O. Cadets Aylsgorth and
Warner scored touchdoEna.
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Hundred-yurd swim-Whlttemore, hrst. Fran
). second Allen. thlud
r. bland and r. II Finley. Timers
Saunders Newell and Frank Wyman-
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SECOND GAME


Earned Tuns-Carilnals - ki1wnz TWO
base u!ra-Sirvers J. Thre--haSs hit-HacHtt q
-. Farrell l. me runs-HeidrCk Sac-ihce
rits-SugIen J.. FrICl l. stolen
40 BARCLAY J. WIG pItCa-s-McFarEnl /
Bases on laUs-OT SievPrs J.. OF Mcfarland 3.
strike aus-Ry Siey,ls .. by Mcfarland } LET
ON 9. Cardinals :. Time OF same
One hour and seventeen minutes. Umpire
Fears
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PhIIndcIrhin Gamc Po.tponed.

Philadelphia. pat. I0-Tne last game o. the
latarls8rue series bStween the Philadelphia
Nationals ard tho American teams, scheduled
FOR to-day. was not played wing 10 wet
Kg0uads
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION


COMPTON. us N.-Sicely furnished second
story r,nt and connecting rooms. private
family.
FINNEY. S75s-Hands0mely furnished fToHt
parlur. all convenience. With basement ana
privileges Tor light housekeeping
OLIVE 45-SicsIy furnished rooms: rea-
sonabI--
L-AUNDREss wANTED-Laundress. IS week
and bard. Lntis.s Restaurant. Is Olive.
GIRL wANTED-YOunE EiTl. about Is years
old slG olive.
WANTED-Giris 70 pack con-e. tea
and spices. Apply Monday morning. Edward
Mestsn -. 1enth and clark ave.
SOLID gold ladies' watch. pawnsd az Van
Ieaalte.s SIC; tiekeS . BB lS. Repu6Le.
W~ANTED-y50O; good security: 6 per cent per
month ZP 10. Rsputlic-
GARFIELD. 8E-One OF two newly furnished
rooms. With OF Without board: private family.
HOUSEHOLD wANTED-GirI 10 90 Een-ral
holssNork; references required S9 West Pine
boulevard
ROOMING-HOUSE: fourteen rooms: fun: cen
trail. iiie Locust so. 80 cash. balance month
" call al llls Chuuteau-
THREE draft h1rses. one st1.m bugEy. one
chap delivery horse. i&2 ;. Thirteenth.
RUG wEAVERS WANTED.
5E5 Olive st.
10 buy bakery and property. BIB ~. RE
public
NEAT furnished mont room: strictly private
Jewish family. cars convenient. reasonable. BIB
III. Republic.
MEAT CUTTER WANTED-Fir-t-class meat
cutter 20 take charge o. shop In West End. ZP
s. Republic.
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NE WEEK.s sCHEDTL
nurgi,t., League stnndinE.

Nfouday-OEarka ". Clippers. On Crescent al
evs. TleSiay-TEers ~ Eds. on Acme al
Neutrality-suspicious. ". Banners. on
ROYAL alleys.
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THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.

Munday-Acmes Va Century,, on Acne al
leys. and Cesceuts vs.. Once Men. On Royal
alleys. Tuesday-Lncolns W. IoFs. On Ores
cent alleys
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wednesday-R Myers - Los on Royal al
Ievs. Casinos Vs- ralderuns on Acme alleys.
Iintons ~ Oxfurds on Calderou alleys: Nal
iinkrodts vs. Fanchcns on Puesers alleys.
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Central LeaEne STANDING.

The CTescsnts have a snug lead for the Cen
trail Cocked-Hat League pennant- The Lincolns
are second on the list. followed by the once
Men and Acm@s. who are credited With the
same number Of victories Standing
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BOWLING.
DruEEIsts' League Average.

Secretary F. ". Neu's figures show Asz-
man to be the crack bowler Of the Drug
gists' Cocked-Hst League. -Schildmann is
IN the place and Neu next. The records
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The Linton's Ct the Catholic Young Meu'I
cooked Hat LEAGUE have an sdyantase OF on
game on the Calde-CnN. Eur third place thc
Naiiinkrudts and Ringers are together. stand.
fur.
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kInderEnrten Standing.

The Ozarks top the bunch In the Kindergarten
Cscked-Hat League. they having ANNEXED che
more game than the Esds and Clipper stand
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st. Marys 30. saIina wesleyan o.

MI II0.IN u -NIHIa
ST. Marys. Kas.. Oct. list. Msrys College
defeated Salina Wesleyan to-day by a score Of
- TO O. The locals were 0utclassed in weight.
hut played 4 whiTlwind game and took the
visitors on their feet st. Mays held repeat
eddy for downs. and on the offensive could not
he stopped.
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wEEKs


ThurSday-Mound city Paints vs. Elderies On
Acme nTevr. Eli Luiys vs. Aufntt-Nests on
ROYAL aueys. and Meyer Brus- -. j. : Aer-
refs on Crescent alleys
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Final score-3 20 0. In favor o. Northwestern;
Touchdown-Colton Blair / Goals kicked
Cotton 3 OfncIais-Horace Dyer and Edward
B0oEher. Time OF halves-Twenty-hye and twcn-
" minutes.
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ST. LOUIS LEAGUE
Cherokecs 3, Chickasaw. ?.
OFFICE MEMS G

Totals .....E IS - srs - - Is lss. - l2-E
MACK :. Total. =
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Bloomington. Ill, Oct. I0-BioominEton High
School defeated DanyiIle High School by a
tcore OF 6 20 o to-day. The feature OF the
game was a forty-yRrd run for a touchdown
ly Hallett OF Bloomington.
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THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Primary League Standing.

Friday-Tdas -. T. ?. Ms: Pearls ". Ia
Toscas and Nikados vs. Imperial Crowns. On
Royal alleys.
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F~LENING-Died saturday. October 10. 1903,
AZ 7 D. m. Thomas ?. Fleming. beloved son OF
Catherine and the late john Fleming and
brother OF Mrs. Mary BucheTt. Mrs Meyers.
Airs. DoIan. Mrs. shea and Catherine. John
and Philip Fleming. Residence Es6A Natural
Bridge road. Due notice OF funeral will &c
given
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HEADE-Suddeuly. october 10. 1903. at Il
O'Clock noon. James c. H-ade. beloved husband
OF Margaret Heade thee norton and beloved
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Heade. at residence,
g4is Walnut street Due notice OF funeral VIII
D. riNan
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DEATHS.

DAvIS-on Thursday evening. october 8.
1873. Joseph Davis. aged % years. beloved
father OF Mrs. sarah BienenstOk. Theodore Da-
Wis and Leo Davis Funeral from his late
residence. Monday morning. at SD O'Clock
sharp. Iutermeut private.
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HESSY-On Saturday. October 10. 1873. at . p
m. Mrs. Mary Hessy. mother Of Rose Hessy.
Funeral will take place from the family resi-
dence. No. IaS spruce street. on MONDAY. Octo-
Der y. at $50 a. m. TO St Johns Church
thence % Calvary Cemetery Friends Of family
invited TO attend
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Mouday-Parks ~. ElkE. on Crescent alleys.
and Kinlochs ". Nationals on Royal alleys
neutrality-suspicious. vs.. N-Rays on Crescent
alleys and Bentons vs. Endimoynes on Royal
alleys.
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Y~incennes. Ind, Oct. Io.-The vincennes
Olympics and Washington High School played
the opening football game At the Fair Grounds
R-dsy. Neither side scored.
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Il l. q nip-and-tuck struggle IN the Primary
Cocked-HLt League with the Kinlochs. Entl-
moynes and PARKS showing the way. Standing.
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Observation-Disclosures vs.. Once Men on
Royal alleys. and Rialtos vs. ChoctaEs on
| Crescent ALLEYS
FHdsy-ca6snnss Va Haupts. on Acme a.
I lCyA
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LEYSER-On Friday. October 3. 1905. at go
n m. Johanna Leyser tn-e Fisher. aged y
years. beloved wife Of simon Leyser. Funeral
Sunday. October Il. AZ : O'Clock D. m. from
y. NJ. and Chicago. Ill. papers please copy
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o Saturday. october 10. 1919, at Hot
Springs. AK William Ndyo. beloved husoand
OF MARY y Nayo lnee LaninL. nee GinOcchiO)
OF No. SIS Maple avenue. st Louis County.
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
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Carthage. Mo-. Oct. 10--In an exciting and
hard-fouEht Fame the Carthage HlEh School de-
feated he Springfield HiGh School to-day - 20 0.