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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
Office OF
Virgin!a,Carolina Chemical Company,

IOUNhny,
Richmond, Va, June 25 1903
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL
COMPANY for receiving the annual report
ratification OF all acts of said Directors since
the last meeting Of the Stockholders, FOR the
election OF Directors and for The transaction
of such other business may legally come
before the meeting. Will be held at the prip,
cipal office OF the Company, No Is Exchange
Place Jersey City. county Of Hudson, State OF
New Jersey, at 2o'clock Z. n. WEDNESDAY,
July %, 1903; and the transfer books for both
classes OF stock will be closed from July ed
10 July I'D. both Inclusive.
s. d. CRENsHAW, Secretary.
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SUM MER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL
will make special rates from June 18th
to August 18th to parties staying one
month or longer M
House.. Tennis and Squash Courts Swim
ming Pool. Fine Saddle Horses and Liv-
cry. Casino for Dancing. Royal Poinciana
Orchestra.
Table unexcelled: Is supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar
den and dairy.
Luxurious baths and most curative wa
ters known for rheumatism. Govt. Obesi-
~ and Nervous Troubles.
FIRED STERRY.
Manager.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
RATES-R,, f, & p. r, r.

Tickets on sale July I'd. Sd and 4th be-
tween Richmond and Washington and In
termedlate points. at special reduced
rates. good returning until July sth. in
elusive.
Apply to ticket agents. Byrd Street
Elba or Main Street Stations, or Rich
mond Transfer Company. sls East Main
Street. Jefferson Hotel and Murphy'g
w. P. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
VIRGINIA Trust COMPANY

Richmond. Va, June %, 1903.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS CONF
pany have this day declared the usual
semi-annual dividend of three per cent.
free Of tax, payable on and after July
/. 1903. i. D. AYLETT,
ju24tiljuly5 Secretary.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Eastern state Hospltal,

70
williamsburg. Va. June IL 1903.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL, UNTIL 10
O'Clock THURSDAY. July 8, 1903, receive
! sealed proposais 70 furnish this instLtu-
EHOES, NOTIONS and other SUPPLIES
for the three months ending September
80. 1903. A list of articles needed. guam
titles of each. with instructions how to
bid. delivery OF goods and other details
furnished OF, application TO A, BROOKS.
Steward Eastern State Hospital
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SUM MER RESORTS.
THE. GREENWOOD House

On Blue Ridge Mountains, the nearest
Mountain Resort to Richmond In region
noted for scenery. healthfulness water,
and fruit. Modern Improvements. Re-
duced rates. Christian management. Many
attractions. Send for circular.
D1NWIDDIE BROS,
Sun tue, thru-1m Greenwood, Va.
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STOCKTON HoIEL Came MAJ. N III

STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May. N. j..
spacious on the coast; $4,000 expended In i'm
preyements this year. Cafe and Palm Garden
evening. Bowling alleys, Billiards, pool and ping.
pong. Rates from $3.50 to IS per day. Special
rates by the week. Reduced rates In July. Iufor-
nation and booklet address Fl. NJ. CAKE
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N INV korfo|ks1sWe

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 A. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar.
Hves Norfolk 1l:2C "A II Stops only at
Petersburg. Mayerly and sSGolk;
9:06 A. N. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Porlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus. Bluedeld to- Cincinnati; also
Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis
1920 P. M, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmyille. -Lynchburg and Roanoke.
Arrives Norfolk $40 p. n. Stops only II
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk. Connects
York. Baltimore and. Washing ton,
7:25 P. NJ. for Norfolk and all stations
$40 P. NJ. NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to-
Lynchburg and Roanoke: Petersburg to
East Radford; Lynchburg to Chattanooga.
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining
Car.
Trains arrive from the West 7:s5 A. NJ.
2 P. NJ. and s:55 p. M; from Norfolk Hoo
Ottice No. S3S East Main Street.
Gen. Pass. Agent Dis Pass. Agent
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Hotel Chamberlin, Old PolntComfort

Most magnificently situated and comforta-
bly, furnished hotel on Atlantic coast
Summer Rates. June to Oct. s. per day
up, Special Weekly Rates. Orchestra. boat
Largest military post in the country. Rem
devious of North Atlantic Squadron. New
management. 1903. Booklets can be had at
offices c. g. o. Ry GEO. F. ADAMS, Mgr.
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Executor of Est, Of NJ. Millhiser. Decd.

Referring to the above notice, will on
and after this date, as successor to said late
partnership of L. c. YOUNGER. conduct
the Wholesale. Grocery and Liquor Bust
at the same place and under the same
style will continue to carry a full and
complete line of Staple and Fancy Groc-
cries Liquors. Tobaccos and Cigars, and
solicit the continued patronage so liber-
ally extended the old firm.
Ju 30-10t l.. G. YOUNGER
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City Rank Of Richmond

City Bank OF Richmond,
Richmond. Va June 90 1903.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE DE-
clared the usual Semi-Annual DIVIDEND Of
THREE PER CENT, payable on and after
]. W. sINToN, Cashier.
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Office Va. Fire and Marine Ins. Co..

Office Va Fire and Marine Ins. Co..
Richmond. Va. June 26. 100"
DIVIDEND.-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS Cod.
Of FOUR PER CENT. tfree Of tax. payable
on JULY LIST next to Stockholders of record
on June 20th 1908, from which date to July
Sd following the Transfer BooIs will DO
closed. Checks for this dividend will be
mailed to Stockholders. Changes Of address
should be notified to the Company.
w. Fl. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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Virginia state Insurance Co..

The State Bank Of Virginia,
Richmond. Va, June Is, 1908.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE DE.
cared DIVIDEND OF 315 PER CENT, pay.
able on and after JULY /, 1908,
VIM. NJ. HILL Cashier.
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Rail WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY "a. 1873,
TRAINS LEAVE AlChAuSD
100 A. M.-Daily. Local 1or Charlotte.
II go r. M.-Daily. Limited. Buitet Pull.
man TO Atlanta and Birmingham. New
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga and all
the South.
500 p. Mex. Sunday Chase City ls-
cal.
ready ie $50 Z. for ali the SOUTH h'"an
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorite route to Baltimore and
eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:sO r.
n. Daily, exert Sunday.
$500 A. M.-EXtept Sunday. Local mixed
els P. M-Itcal for West Point.
4:30 p. M.-Eycept Sunday. For West
Point. connecting with steamers for Ball
timore and liver landings.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:55 A. NJ. and 6:25 F. M.-From all tina
South.
1925 r. NJ.
$40 A. M.-From Chase City.
9:l5 A. M.-Batimore and West Point
1850 p. M-From West Point
G. NJ. G. P. A.
@. W. wEsTBURY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
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eySssay ALL ROYAL ARCH MAspNs ARE
sshYsa cordially invited to attend Stated
Y2aN5 Conyocation OF RICHMOND ROYAL
e.aNSS ARCH CHAPTER, NO %, at the
Masons' Hail. on Franklin Street, THIS EVEN
ING at S O'Clock.
BY order of the NJ. L. II. p.
GEO, r. KEESEE, Secretary
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FOURTH OF JULY

SPECIAL 4TH OF JULY BxCUR-
SION.
Old Dominion Line, Steamer Berkeley,
leaves Richmond Friday evening July
Sd. al Z P. NJ: good returning. leaves
Norfolk Saturday evening. July 4th, or
Sunday July 9TH. at p. NJ.
Fare for round trip, $500. including
state-room berth.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
conducting the Wholesale Grocery and
Liquor Business at Nos. 102, lOi, l06 Vir-
ginia Street, Richmond. Va, under the
firm name Of L. C. YOUNGER, in which
Gustavus Nlillhiser and the late Moses
Millhiser We're the special partners and
l.. G, Younger the general partner, has
expired by limitation.
The said l., c. YOUNGER has bought
out the interests of his late partners above
named In the good will, stock of merchan-
disc and chooses in action Of said partner
ship. and has assumed all Its liabilities.
All debts due to said late partnership
must be paid to the said l.. c. YOUNGER,
and all debts owed by it are to be present.
ed to him for payment when due.
L. C. YOUNGER,
GUSTAVUS MILLHISER,
GusTAVuS MILLHlsER.
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MEETINGS..

~ MASONIC NoTICE.--A STATED COM
" mun.cation OF JOPPA LODGE, NO. 49,
~ A F. and A. NJ, Will be held at the
Masonic Temple THURSDAY, I'd instant, at 1880
o'clock p. NJ. Members OF sister lodges ana
transient brethren traternally invited to be
present. BY order OF the W. NJ
GEORGE Q. JEFFERSON, Secretary.
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SUNDAY AT BEACH PARK.

Two fast trains next Sunday and every
sunday 10 Beach Park, Leave Richmond
al $3.50 a. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. zoe. round trim.
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HOTEL SCARBOROUGH

Beachfront OF Maryland Avenue, Atlantic City,
n. ]. 100 ocean-front rooms, many with private
bath. Elevator and every convenience OF a
hrstclass modern hotel. Special weekly rates
for large parties and families. Coach meets all
trains. Illustrated booklet.
ALFRED WYMAN.
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sUMAC WANTED; correspondence solicited. w,
n JONES CO., Appomattox Mills, Peters.
burg. Va.
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TWO LADIES wish the care of house OF
rooms for party leaving the city, or would
do housekeeping for gentlemen or small fam.
fly: would endeavor to please and can give
good references. Address r. @, W., care this
Office
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WANTED to buy HORSE. sound and gentle,
also BUGGY and HARNESS. Apply 6 to SP.
NJ, 4oS East Leigh Street.
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WANTED, three ROOMS, furnished or unfur.
nished. with board, for five adults, In a de.
sirabe location; must be located in Monroe
Ward. Address P. O. Box S1e. State price;
references exchanged.
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WANTED, to buy Household Effects, Feather
Beds Merchandise; state quantity. Box III.
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ENTIRE STOCK for sale at a great reduction:
NEW AND 100 STORE, East Broad
Sfneet.
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eYR1TEs PROPERTY for sale; most promising
undeveloped property In Virginia, near rail.
road and tidewatcr: terms easy. PYR1TES,
care Postmaster, Holiday, Va.
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WANTED.

WANTED. purchaser for the entire stock, OF
any portion of 1t, at and below cost. NEW
8 AND 1oC STORE. Z East Broad Street.
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SHOES REPAIRED.

WE REPAIR SHOES at low price: mems
half soled, &c.; heels. 15c.; all work guar
anteed. BALTIMORE SHOE HOUSE. 171o b..
Main
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REMOVAL SALE.

ALL GOODS must be sold within the next
: 1OC. STORE, No. Z East Broad Street
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DRUG STORE for sale at Lynchburg, Val
price $1,000. For further PARTICULARS ad.
dress SOUTHERN DRUG AGENCY, Newport
II News, Va
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ToUND-A WATCH, which tho owner can get
by proving property and paying for ad. w.
COLEMAN. with Southern Express Co.
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FARMERS SURREY for sale; original cost,
s125; price. sos; has not been used twenty
times: sold for want of use. GEO. W. LIB.
BY, Quinton, New Kent county, Va
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MOE RETAIL Business and Store Fixtures,
good stand. south side OF Broad Street; splen-
did stand for confectionery and fruit; chance
of a lifetime. Address QUICK" care this
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LOST.

IosT--A silver.H Handled UMBRELLA, marked
n. 3. Lee. Finder will be rewarded by re.
turning same to Gen. F1TzHUGH LEE, lOoo
Grove Avenue.
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CHEAPEST Printing House in Richmond: Work
strictly hrst-clss and up-to.date. Telephone
S34l II you have any doubts. and we VIII
his afyocts rour 90 een ma In
mind. HARRIS PRINTING CO.. 1903 East
Franklin Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
SEASON SEEMS HOPELESS FOR PENN.
Her Supporters Think She Will Do Well to
Escape Defeat by Indians.

Philadelphia. Nov. (speciaD-There Is a blue
silence in Pennsylvania training quarters. and on
the campus, IN the triangle and IN Little Quad
there is pail that makes life oppressive for the
trusting undergraduates who believed the Columbia
game fuke and that old Pennsylvania really had
q first class team.
While the game free from serious errors. IL
was also devoid Of clever football and there was
not one flash Of real ability such Is looked for
and generally found in the games between the
big colleges. The kicking with the exception OF
one punt by Reynolds, almost absurd Here
Pennsylvania had her only chance to win. There
surprise at the individual strength Of the
Crimson players. but there is disposition to
think that Pennsylvania was beaten because she
faced star team. II Harvard gets a few good
plays and a system Of defence 1t is thought here
that she may yet give Yale trouble.
As for Pennsylvania. the outlook for this season
seems hopeless. She will do well to escape defeat
at the hands OF the Indians In Cornell she has
a weak rival this year, and the game on Thanks
giving Day Will probably be another big victory
for the Red and Blue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

Thinks This Week Is Practically the
HOmestretch of Season.

Nev-Haven. Conn, Nov. (SpeciaD.-Yale begins
tomorrow on the homestretch OF the season.
which will virtually end her supporters feel with
the Princeton game this week Saturday, the out
look for the Harvard game week later being IN
promising for a close contest. Yale men hope and
expect to win the Princeton game. but have a
wholesome respect not only for the g--eral char
acer Of Tiger football elevens but for the particu-
lar skill Of the one that De Witt captains
Yale expects TO win, because the Eli supporters
think their line is bit stronger in tackles and
ends because Rockwell is Yale's quarterback and
because the ga ne is to be played on home grounds
Yale gives the Tigers a nearly equal strength in
the line and a set OF backs that will probably
shine with more brancy than the Els own
Yale has never faced team this year that could
make consistent gains through her line. while
Princeton has not had opponent across her
last chalk mark The betting. which IS already
smart. is about Yale undergraduates are
taking Princeton money the winner. but do not
like to talk business on the score. A tumble or a
drop kick or lots of other things may change the
Yale is weakened in this particular. that i'm
portant shifts have been made in the lineup in the
Yale dissatisfied with her men II would be
serious But il is rather choosing the best men
out OF lot Of good ones For instance. the centre
and Bloomer for the guards. rather than Morton
who has been a guard all the year and a good
one. whoever plays against any one or these -FOUR
Yale centre men is going to have a proposition 20
face. Owsley and Metcalf are row laid I'D with
badly strained knees.
Yale this year will be versatile than usual
being able to all OF the line besides the
backs IN line bUcking. except the centre, and
BloOmer, at guard whose shoulder will not permit
heavy handling. Yale may be said to be Just bit
slow In the line. and also in starting her backfed
attacks. but this wears off during a game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

than any other branch OF sport. because football
at present puts more money in the Golfers of
athletic associations than all other college sports
combined. 1t is hard TO see any good reason for
doing away with the present system. In the
first place, to do so would take exceedingly large
endowment funds. and 1t is likely that most in
situations have trouble enough in finding funds
for the conduct Of their academic work without
being forced TO appeal for money to support
their athletics. At present football furnishes the
sinews Of for pretty much all athletic ac-
tivity in most colleges. Rowing is always total
pecuniary loss, track athletics are little better
off, baseball is only a comparatively small win
ner, while golf. tennis, basketball. hockey and
all the score and more minor sports look to the
gains of the gridiron for their meat and drink
The larger colleges take all reasonable precau-
tions to prevent tickets from falling into the
hands of spectators. and these efforts pretty
generally successful For the most part the peo-
pie who have the best right to see the big games
succeed in doing so ard do not have to pay out
rageous even unfair prices for the privilege
The business management of athletic affairs IS
now excellent in most institutions. funds re-
ceived are properly accounted for and paid out
for perfectly legitimate ends. The matter has
bearing whatever upon the purity of under
graduate sport. Endowment funds would be
fully capable of misuse the gate re-
cepts, has the laudabe desire to have COL
lege games played on college grounds any weight
here, for except in exceptional cases. such as the
playoff of a tie game in a series. this is already
the wellnigh universal rule. OF course, every
undergraduate or alumnus should have oppor-
tunity to witness the sports IN which his alma
mater engages. even if he cannot afford to pay
for the privilege. But such q case is almost
unheard Of; and even should there be SUCH they
could easily be met without upsetting the entire
financial system which collegiate sport is con-
Quoted. On the whole, there seems to be rea-
son why undergraduate sport should not be all
lowed to be self-supporting. THE UMPIRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
THE CUTLER-BARNARD GAME.
InterScholastio Championship To Be Decided
Between the Winner and De La Sale.

Interscholastic football interest centres the
Cut1er-Barnard game. to be played on November
II. the winner is to play De La Sale for the
championship. Both teams have had special prep
aration. the coaches and players realize that II
IS to be a grueIling contest. Barnard's prelirn-
mary games show particularly good offensive
play while Cutler Is just In splendid condition.
Cutters victory over Dwight. the heaviest team In
the association, has encouraged its supporters
greatly. The best line the teams can be had by
comparing the games with Hamilton Institute Cut
Ter defeating that team by II to o. while Barnard
victorious, 16 TO 6. The winner Of this game
plays De La Sale. the winner Of last Saturdays
game, for the championship. on November IL
There has been great deal Of talk among Dwight
partsans the protest entered against l..
Klaus, Of that school. Klaus, formerly q Dwight
scholar attended the Chester Military Academy
last year, and returned to Dwight this season FOR
football The rule IS that boy must have been
IN actual attendance year before he can COM
pete. and II absent from school for more than
four weeks, excepting through Illness Is ineligible
AS the rule is plain II is hard to see why Dwight
insisted playing him in the Cutler game. The
matter will be decided by the protest committee on
November IL. and If Klaus IS declared ineligible
Dwight is liable to suspension for one year
Berkeley threatens TO resign from the association
because the bicycle contests have been omitted
from the championship track meet this season.
With Dwight and Berkeley out, the association
will have only four schools competing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
ON THE GRIDIR0N.
HAZARDS POOR SHOWING
Princeton's Slump Not Especially
Significant.

Harvard's victory over Pennsylvania on Sat
urday will add nothing to the reputation OF
the team, will it send the eleven into the
Yale game with any more hope of winning than
it had on Friday night. In fact. it merely en-
phasized the fact that nothing less than a foot
ball miracle give the Crimson a victory
over the Blue Soldiers Field on November
II All around it exceedingly loosely
played game, and that the coaches and
both teams a whole ought - be heartily
ashamed of. 1t Tot surprising that
pennsylvania should do bad work, for the CO.
lumbia game had shown what she was capable
of in that line. but here came Harvard. onlv a
fortnight away from the annual match with
her traditional rival. and played a game that
for quality many a preparatory school would
be ashamed of. The sorriest feature of the
match, aside from the slovenly quality of foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
TIGERS At SEASHORE.
Sir Princeton FOr1Cards Go to 1T
Lantic City for Rest.

Princeton, n. J.. Nov. s (SpeciaD.-In preparation
for tho game with Yale next Saturday the Tigers
been working in secret for the last two weeks
Never before has such absolute secrecy been OBJ
served at Princeton. This season since October %
not even one-haf of the practice has been open to
the public Captain De Witt has even gone so far
as to forbid his to discuss anything that oc-
CURED during the secret session The coaches have
been very clever in concealng their plays and
many will be sprung the Ellis a complete sur
prise
The personnel of the team that will line up on
November IA will be slightly changed from the
regular lineup that has been used most OF the
season. Among the forwards the finding of Bradley
and his development into good centre has proved
a great strength to the line. In the back field Vet
terlein will be used at quarter and IT is probable
that RulOn-Miller. the star freshman fuback will
be used in place Of McClave Hart and Kafer who
are considered the best ground gamers around the
ends. will doubtless play on either side OF Rulon-
Miller.
of late in their ground gaining ability. and there
also less fumbling but one thing yet remains to be
improved during the present week and that is the
ffty yards before the varsity held them for downs
and all the regulars in line with the exception
piav such havoc against the Princeton line how
will Il be able hold the seasoned line old Eli?
The Tigers hope of victory lies In the speed and
aggressveness of the team. IL Princeton does not
reac CHI top form too she will have important
say in the awarding Of the championship this
After the hard game with Lafayette yesterday.
six OF Prlncetons forwards were taken to Atlantic
Cty for little rest before the final preparations
for Yale The men will return tomorrow in time
for the regular scrimmage game with the scrub.
The encouraging showing the Tigers made against
The Faston players is partially explained by the
fact that an inexperienced and slow substitute
backfed was used. The regular backs. however.
contest on November a. None OF the players were
eIxyf IN