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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01

Get your Groceries at SAM Hay
DEN's.
The Malleable, is the most Durable
Range made.
Couches all grades and prices found
at WhittingtOn's.
Splendid Selection of Robes and
Blankets at STRoEBEL BROS.
The "Malleable IL the strongest
rang made and has the largest reser-
voir.
In every cline its colors are unfurled
It's fame has spread from sea to sea;
Be not surprised II in the other world,
You hear Of Rocky Mountain Tea,
Warne's Pharmacy.
Sultana Carpet-take what you want
while it Ia going IL certainly Is q
wonder. We have 1000 yards.
-EMPEY Bros
This Sultana Carpet is attracting a
great deal Of attention. You Can buy
1t at EMPEY BROS.
For good dry l8 inch Block Wood at
$l.75 per cord &. o. ID, Call on M. NJ.
BURNHAM.
Large assortment of Base Burner
Wood Heaters at STRoEBEL BROS.
Argo Flour once tried, always used.
Made from the best hard Spring
Wheat. Guaranteed and sold by
Bowen & Kenny and George Carr.
East Side. &. A. Brabant, West Side
A good Single Barrel Shot Gun for
$3.50 at STRoEBEL BROS.
YOar stomach churns and digests
the food you eat and IL foul, or torpsd,
or Out Of order, your whole system
suffers from blood poison: HOLSTER g
ROCKY Mountain Tea keeps you well.
30 cents, Tea or Tablets. Warne Is
Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01
EIGHTEENTH YEAR
Petoskey Normal
: Business College

WINTER TERM BEGINS JAM, 07.
New class In Shorthand.
is New class In Type-writing.
New class IN Bookkeeping.
New class In Business Arithmetic.
New class in Penmanship.
New classes In Third Grade Teach
ers' Studies.
- New classes In Second Grade Teach
ers' Studies.
New classes in First Grade Teachers
Studies.
New class In Latin.
New class In German.
New class In Algebra,
7 We also offer Civil Service, Engi-
neering, Eocution and other Special
Courses, but these are our leaders.
y Our work Is most thuro, most rapid,
most accurate.
Ambitious students can accomplish
tNO or three times as much work here
In a given time as at other schools.
Small classes, Individual Instruc-.
tion.
NJ. o. Graves. M. A.,
University Of Michigan)
Principal.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01
WILSON.

Miss Celeste Warden Is stopping at
George Bo~en's In East Jordan and at
tending school.
A good attendance at Wilson Grange
last Saturday evening. A social dance
will be held In the hall Thanksgiving
night.
VIM. Saunders discovered one Of his
cows recently With broken leg and
was obliged TO Kill her. The cause OF
the accident Is not known.
George Jaquays and family will
move near Frank Severance's soon,
where he has employment In the saw
mill for the winter.
Wilson Grange Hall has recently had
the gable ends sided with steel siding,
which improves its appearance very
much
The farmers OF Wilson are feeling
happy since last Saturday when they
recovered at BOyne City the various
articles stolen from them few weeks
ago. We hope the prompt punish
ment of this offender will be lesson
to other pilferers.
A series Of moves are taking place
in Wilson: Mrs. Saunders and fam ly
have moved to Boyne City, VIM. Hnd.
kins on to VIM. POrter's farm, and
Marion Hudkins Jr.ontO Mrs. Healey's
place which he expects to farm next
season.
Richard Lewis has sold all his per-
sonal property and will move his fam
lily TO Charlevoix this week, here he
expects to reside in the future. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis ara members Of cur
Grange and will be much missed in
social work in Alton. Our best wish,
es 20 with them to their new home,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01
Y. I. AA[PASS HARDWARE CO.
Sam Hayden for Choice Groceries.

Sam Hayden for Choice Groceries.
The element Palace Range" Is the
most beautiful. Sold only by the w,
K. MALPAss HDwR. Co.
1t speaks well for East Jordan wnen
you see people coming from Boyne
City, that breezy town. to buy Furni-
turo. Empey Bros. keep them all
Hustling. ".
I,..--- "~. 1 -ft ~~,-r .rr-~ s~r- -
Taken as directed, it becomes the
greatest curative agent for the relief
Of suffering humanity ever devised.
Such is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tablets. War
mes Pharmacy.
The new Pure Food and Drug Law
will mark it on everyCough Cure con-
tanning Opium, Chloroform, or any
other supplying or poisonous drug.
But IL passes DR.. Shops Cough Cure
AS made for 20 years. entirely free.
DrShoop all along has bitterly opposed
To the use of all opiates or narcotics.
DR.. Shops Cough Cure is absolutely
safe even for the youngest babe-and
it cures, it does not simply suppress.
Get safe and reliable Cough Cure, by
simply INSULTING on having Dr.Shoop's
Let the low be your protection. We
recommend and sell tat Warne's Phar-
macy
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01

Mrs. H. A. Carr is Charlevoix Wis
itor.
"The Honeymoon" next Saturday
night.
G. A. Lisk was Lapeer visitor over
Sunday.
Dan Bush was Boyne City visitor,
recently.
L. l.. Smith was over to Boyns City,
Saturday.
Harry Price home from Ludington
over Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Goodman was Mancel-
ona visitor, recently.
Pros. Atty Nicholas was Boyne
City visitor, Saturday.
Miss Louisa Lovedav spent Thanks
giving with Elk Rapids friends.
Mrs. NJ. Hart of East Jordan will
soon move to Boyne City.-Citizen.
Misses Laura Jepson and Mildred
Drescher were Deward visitors. Satur-
day.
Rev. Matthews occupied the Boyne
City M. e. pulpit last Sabbath morn
ing and evening.
Chester Thompson is home for a few
days from his studies 10 the Traverse
City Business College.
A Washington woman Is going to
make dash for the North Pole, Why
not trip to the moon? There is a
man in that.
Latest from Panama Is that Engin-
eer Stevens and the rest of 'em, have
caught the base ball fever. Goodby
to the canal!
Wessrs. W. f. Malpass and B. f
Waterman were at Wards Camp 10.
Monday. figuring on remOdelllng the
steam loader.
A pew ioa N. Y, church recently
sold for $500. The next thing will
be the listing of church pews on the
N. Y. Stock Exchange,
Rev. George Allan left Monday
for Hastings. Fla, where he has
accepted call to the NJ. E. pulpit.
Mrs A Han will remain here for awhile.
John Tooley was an East Jordan Wis
itor. Thursday. File intends moving
his cigar mandatory from Traverse
City TO Bucisy wexford Co. )this COM
Ing week.
The death OF Mrs. Maude ELLINGTON
occurred Friday, Nov 23rd, and the fun
eral was held the following Sunday
morning at their home at eight
o clock, Rev. George Allan officiating.
The body was then taken to Bay View
cemetery for burial. She leaves a
babe six days old and husband, To
mourn her loss.
The Charlevoix County Herald Of
East Jordan has just issued an indus
piece of work for an Office In country
town, The publication is In magazine
form and consists Of twenty pages,
fnoly printed and numerously illus
rated with halftOne views Of East
Jordan, its pubic buildings, residenc
es and industries, A series Of very in
teresting write ups completes the most
attractive publication ever issue d
from East Jordan, which is a great
credit To the publisher and to that
city, -Buckeye and Wolverine Editor
The Honey va club held its regular
meeting on Nov. a, at the home OF
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, on Tin Can
Alley. Mrs. Astor is not member of
the club but we were cordially received
bv the lady not being at home, so we
walked in. After the regula business
the club was treated to rare musical
program by Carrie Nation and Alice
Longworth, and although a volunteer
one, was enjoyed by all, since 1t cal
led the hostess home. Oysters were
then served. John Jacob ventured
home at 1890, and the obligation was
read to he and Mrs. Aston. both refus-
ing to take it. After receiving an
invitation tn meet with Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt on Look Out St on Dec 1st
tho cluh adjourned
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01
List Of Advertlsed Letters.

Following is u Inst of the letters re-
naming uncalled for in the East JOr-
dan postotfice for the week ending
Nov. Goth, 1906
Adams, Mary X, 80
Black. Miss Grace
Carol, Mr. G,
Haley, Eliza -
Hub bard. Mr.. F. H.
Pearl, Mr.. Frank
Smith. Miss Mae
Van Orden, Matte
Wheaton, Mr.. joey
Cards
Coleman, Willis
q Kenney, Mr., Orno
MoCyrty, Mr.. A. j.
FRANK A. KENYON, P. NJ
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01


To weak and ailng women. there is ut least one
way to help. But with that way, two treatments.
must be combined. One is local. one is constitu-
tonal but both are important. both essential.
DR. Shops Night Cure is the Local.
Dr. Shops Restorative the Constitutional.
Theformer--Dr. shoop's Night Cure-isa topical
mucous membrane suppository, remedy. while pr.
shoop's Restorative is wholly an internal treat
ment. The Restorative reaches throughout the
entire system. seeking the repair Of all nerve,
all tissue. and all blood ailments e.. .,
The Night Cure. as its Name IMPLIES does its
work while you sleep. 1t soothes sore and irtfam-
ed mucous surfaces. heals local weaknesses and
discharges. while the Restorative. eases nervous
excitement. gives renewed vigor and ambition.
builds UP wasted tissues. bringing about renewed
strength. yigor. and energy. Take DIR. shoobs
Observation-Disclosures or Mqhd--asa general tonic
to the system. For positive local help use as wen
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01

The Anderson Is. q. J, Daily Mail
has discovered secret society that
forces candidate TO eat half pound
OF canned sausage before giving him
the signs. That Is enough to destroy
his belief In signs. H
Sometimes person feels as IL he
would be willing 10 make trip to the
lower regions just to find out how Il Q
Old Boy manages to Keep the furnace
going during cold weather, az
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01


LANSING, MICH, Journal, Apr. 80:
Brilliant Success Honey 4
moon" Delights Fashionable
Audience,
Miss Charlotte Burnett, in
1.-THE HOneymeod,' at tBaird's
Opera House, scored al distinct 1
dramatic triumph. With the
grace and dignity of a brislian J
actress did Miss Burnett portray 4
the difficult role OF Juiana. 4
Yet there was a delightful vein
OF comedy rippfing 10 the entire 4
production tliati lifted the audi
ence into delicious good hum \
or. The company was decidedly 4
good To look at, and played with
much intelligence. aud epthus- 7
iasm. The costumes we're not 4
iceably gorgeous. and. in fas tidi-
GUS taste. President Snyder Of
the Agricultural ! College and 4
Dean Gilchrist both occupied
boxes, and a hnst0f' STUDENTS !,
gave Miss Burnett her usual 4
hearty welcome. - "a :. !, Z,
COLUMBIA; PENF ,tpaily Spy. !
September, 70:
Her Latest SUCCESS !,
Miss Charlotte BurhetJappear 4
ed In thu Opera House Saturday
afternoon and evening in The
Honeymoon" Her great popu-
larity here insured a biz house y,
for her latest stiecess. This sea-,
son her play is n High class com 4
edy Astounding in amusing sit \
uations, as we'll sts telling a pref
ty story. Miss Burnett appear,
ed as Juliana. and gave \ clever :,
interpretation Of the character.
She has winning stage pres
ence and the dash and cpquetry
to make the difficult scenes en-
ective. Her supporting COM 4
pany was stronV!" The costumes
were rich, aud. ibdeed the whole
production exceilfht ~ :. 80. "A
s1''~r ~ = - a
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-01

The most modern and artistic de-
signs of Chairs OF all kinds are found
at EMPEY BROS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
YOUNG CORBETT WANTS
TO FIGHT SOMEBODY
He Is Not Particular, But Says
He Would Prefer to Battle
With Joe Cans.

NEW YORK. November 2o.-TIarry
Pollock. manager Of the rejuvenated
fighter Young Corbett. is deploring the
fact that he can find no good. capable
fighter to meet his man. Harry says
that when Corbett is tied UP with
match all Of the fighters in the country.
except OF course. the champions. hurl
challenges at his charge; but when Cor
bett is free TO accept these challenges
they are never forthcoming.
Pollock has declared Corbetts fight
with Terry NIcGovern OF because the
Brooklynite's injured hand prevents him
training for a battle with Corbett And
while waiting for something TO turn up
Pollock will be pleased 70 arrange
match with any OF the pugilists in the
lightweight division. preferably Joe Cans.
Reports from Pollock say that Corbett
is stiu trimming hard at Stratford. Conn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
WILL PLAY BALTIMORE.
Richmond Pool Shots TO Contest
With Oriole Boys.

The crack pool players Of thu Com
monwealth and Westmoreland Clubs will
leave here on December s for Baltimore
where they vii play the champions OF
that city
Some weeks ago there was a game IN
this city between tho same forces. and
the Baltimore men won. The local men
have been practicing overtime since
the last contest. and are confident they
Will be able TO do better In tho coming
contest.
The two clubs Will each send some Of
their best players, as follows.
Commonwealth-Messr Allen Talbot
Jr., r. r. Graves and II. A. Williams.
Westmoreland-Roeer A. Pryor. Jr
Charles a. Davenport. II. Stewart Jones
r. j.. Hotchkiss, Jr.. ana Harry Hay
wood.
The players and their friends will
travel in private car. and viii be in
charga Of the following committee.
Messrs. L. T. Myers chairman. George
l.. Street Lewis w. Brander. Calvin
Whitley IT. and Henry X. Williams.
The games Will be played on the even
ing Of December 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
FOUL BLOW FAINT IN
CANS NELSON PICTURES
Films Give Good General Idea of
Battle, But Fine Points Are
Obscured.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. November 90
The Joe Cans Battling Nelson moving
fight pictures. the subject of an an.-
mated controversy in the sporting world.
were shown Tor tho first time IN Phna-
deiph.a last night
The reproduction OF the famous battle
Tor the worlds lightweight champion
SHIP which was fought in far-on Cold
heid New. last Labor Day. and resulted
in victory for Cans on foul in the
forty-second round. was exhibited IN
conjunction with the Merry Makers Ex-
traVasanza at the Bijou Theatre.
Twenty rounds of the fight are thrown
on the screen. The first six rounds are
reeled or and then there is a jump 10
the eleventh, when the rounds are ex-
hibited in order to the nineteenth. There
is another jump 70 the thirty-elghth
when the fight is reproduced until the
finish. in the forty-second round
The moving films gave a good general
idea OF the battle. but the lighting ng-
ures are SO small and the pictures arc
so frequently blurred that the fine points
OF the bout are lost on spectators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
0 BRIEN AND BURNS
ARE NEXT TO SHOW
Fight Fans Turn Their Attention
TO Elimination Trial
No. 2.

NEW YORK. November 20.-The next
bout Of Importance vfl be that between
Philadelphia Jack o. Brien and Tommy
Burns. which is 90 be fought az the
Pacific Athletic CLUB at Los Angeles. on
Thanksgiving. This IS an elimination
contest in the race for the heavy-weieht
title. and the winner VIII doubtless be
the FIRST preliminary from sam Berger
Whoever wins IN the final heat ~ the
preliminary trials viii De called ora 20
meet Jack Johnson for the title
Burns is "a rugged comhative fellow.
hut Doc is not believed 20 possess enough
science 70 cope wiki the tricky and
clever Quaker. but 10 is not AT all likely
that the latter VIII be able % put Burns
down Tor the count
Burns and his friends arc % the opin-
ion that his strength VIII enable him TO
Keep going Till he can reach the mid
section OF his nimbie footed opponent
and settle him.
The hard part Of the heavy weight
problem for q Brien II be wins VIII be
when DE is called on 70 face the large.
black Johnson. FOR 40 man VIII be- cred
tied with the right 70 hold the title
until be has beaten the negro.
Just how OBrien will manage 70 avoid
O combat with the black fellow will he
the cause % much Interested observa-
ton on the part ~ fight fans. But the
Quaker IS a shifty fellow with the CAB
and he may invent some excuse for
avoiding the dangerous black
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
MISS ALLEN CRAY
CREATES 4 FURORE
Appearance OF the Young Vir-
ginia Girl Arouscs Wild
Enthusiasm.
CANADA HORSES DO WELL
Prizc-Winners OF Monday Get
Place in Final Trials
To-Day.

NEW YORK. Novembo- 20.-Thc Ma
tional Horse show az Madison Square
Garden was continued tonight with no
less briliance and interest than that ot
tho opening day on Monday. The
crowds We're equally as large. and the
enthusiasm OF the spectators as great
Twenty-three classes were on the pro-
gram for Judgment.
Canada again showed up well In the
program OF to-day. In the Corlnthian
class for qualified hunters. preliminary
event Lord Mimic. owned by George
Pepper. Of Toronto. and Confidence. be-
longing 10 Captain w. IT, Evans. OF
Montreal both prize winners yesterday.
got places for the final trials to-rror-
row. Again I'm the hunters class for
horses taat have been hunted at laa-t
eight times with some rccoguized rack
az hounds, tho first prize went % Cap
tain Evans's bay mare Sweet Priar.
I'm the contest between Alfred and
Reginald Vanderbilt. tho former sin zee
tains his advantage. There was an ex-
citing struggle between them In class 40
for pair ~ horses shown before d
private omnibus. Reginald drove his pair
Amazement and Astonishment. and Alfred
beat him for the g-st place with sweet
Marie and The Major
Reginald took the red ribbon. Later on.
however. Reginald hal his revenge. for
in class q. for .dnelo horses shown be-
fore a ladys sirgle horse victoria
Amusement seemed tho blue ribbon
while Sweet Marie was placed second to
IT,
ono Of the prattios+ contests ~ the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
INCREASE
BENNING CROWD
Favorites Captured Fourth and
Sixth Races in Balmy Fall
Weather.
LARGE FIELDS FACE STARTER
Red Knight and Lee Harrison II.
Take First and Second
Prizes.

WASHINGTON, November a0-There
was a notable increase I'm the crowd ~
the Benning track to-day. TWO big fields
faced the starter in tho nrst two events.
Red knight capturing the aHst. at 20 /.
and Lee Harrison H. the second, al 40
10 J. Fav0rites captured the fourth and
sixth races. Continued rains have kept
the track muddy. Balmy weather to-day
was probably responsible for the increas-
ed attendance. Summaries:
First race-six and a half furlongs: Co
lumbia course-Red Knight Is 70 j. first
Bohemia q 70 . second. Lone Hand % 20
y third Time. I.23
Second race-sclnng. maiden two-year-
olds. i've and a half furlongs; Column ia
Tuckermuck to- 20 - second. Speed queen
q 70 y third. Time, Ito 3-5.
Third race-seuing: mile: Columbia
course-Hooray % 20 - first Voladay q
TO j. second. Dekabor IS TO - third. Time.
1.3.
Fourth race handicap FOR tvo-year-
Odds. six furlongs. Columbia course-AIon-
fort - TO ID FIRST. Oraculum a 70 Il sec
ond. hilocaan 90 10 y third. Time.
I.l5 -.
Fitch race-seiHng. Columbia. course:
miie-Blue Pigeon a 20 - Srst. Mobiles
Oblige ll0 10 II second. Bizzy Icy g TO
D. third Time. 1.f5.
Sixth race-handicap for two-year-olds
and up. mile and seventy yards. Column
bia courso-OXford q 70 81 first. Water
Grass a % u second. Lady Vera ll TO -
third. Time. TAG 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Entries for To-Day.

First race-handicap; two-y ear-oids. six
furl0ngs; Columbia course-Montfort. IL.
Baringo. 10. Yorkst 10e. Workmaid. 100.
Donna Elvira. So. Betsy Binford. 50, Nan
Cy. a. Umbrella, 90
Second racc-Chevy Chase Steeplechaso ;
selling. four-year-olds and UP. about two
and one-half miles-Frank Somers. l57.
AdJutor. l52 Miss r., B2; Wild Range. l5z.
Follow on, 80. Mount Henry. 147: Olero-
SO. l52.
Third race-Fifth Vestal: three year
olds. one mile and onc-half: old course
Single shot, l13. Belle OF Jessamiue. us:
Nemesis. u3. Winifred A.. 1i3
Fourth raoe-selling; three-year-olds and
Up. seven furlongs. Columbia course
Belle Strome, rs; Onatas. us; Sacandaga,
10; Bon Mot, lis; Fire Brand. ia. Wool
wich, lis. Chippewa. 10. 'New York. 1l3
"Nada, ll3. ~Rather Royal. 10; Gardner
Tyler. 1o5. Kiamesha II. 1o5.
Fifth race-maiden wo-year-olds. one
mile and seventy yards; Columbia course
Village King. u2. George b. ll2. Rap
pahannock. 10; Narere. 10: Dankau To.
Monkey Puzzle. ~. Manana, 100. Econ
omy. 100; Jobstown. 1o9: High Jumper. los:
Sally X. l09. VIII DO, 100: Ambush. 100
Sixth race-handicap: three-ycar-0Ids
and up. one and one-sixteenth miles. old
course-Angler. lis; Agile. 1l5: Dainty
ia. Leonard Joe Hayman. los: sonoma
Belle. Jos; Palette. Sc Banker. 90: g. L
NJ. IS. King Henry. 81; Dulwarz, S.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Clouds. heavy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
ANNAPOLIS CRlPPLES
ROUNDING INTO FORM

ANNAPOLIS. MD. November e0.-The
practice az the Naval Academy this AZ
ternoon was secret and consisted .arcel,
az kicking and handling the bali ana
ieual work. The ground was wet and
soft. and the chances OF twisted knees or
sprained ankles was too great for real
scrimmage. Douglass. the star halfback.
II developing into a splendid distance
punter his kicks quite equaling those OF
Howard last season. who was one Of the
best puntcrs OF the year.
Tie team has been worked into fine
physical condition by Trainer Mcaiasters
Captain Spencer Douglass and PiersoI
are rapidly getting into the best Of trim
and Centre Meyer. who hurt the leaders
o. the top Of his foot ga the Swarthmore
game could get in the fight II neces-
sary.
Meyer and Bernard. who have had tic
longest season out OF The game on ac-
count Of injuries Of any OF the SQUAD
are now back in the game. Bernard play
ed part OF Saturdays game without bad
result lie still has "a chance to replace
Da8ue at right end. while Never has the
best chance for left guard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Y. P. |. WILL PLAY
TWO MORE CANES
They VIII Meet the Aliddics at
the Naval Academy Next
Saturday.
The HONORS ARE NOW EVEN
Following the Navy Game N.P.L
VIII Meet the North Carolina
Farmers Here.

hl~AC hSE CkG. VA. November 21.-The
game between Virginia Polytechnic Instl-
t-te and Davidson College. ON tae for
iaei grounds. Saturday afternoon. was
the best exhibition OF football seen her.
for several years. The visitors made tho
home team lgnt Tor every gain they
made. and hut Tor tie muddy coudI-
ton ~ tAe field and minor INJURIES pee
celFcd Dy several or their players. A. Is.
probable they would have scored Tins
Team played 10th The University 0e North
aroma and Clemson u "a slaulstlll. and
the Techs met these teams with Ike
result.
Ihe North Carolina men were uartic-
uiariy good on defensive work. AND their
on onents. as We'll as tle spectators. were
loud in praise 81 the clean. Sportsman
Ike playing OF the team.
'oacA Niles has his mon hard at
work. getting ready f1r the two remain
lns games Of the season. which will be
ne hardest the team has played so Tar.
lhey are 90 meet tho Naval Academy az
Annapolis next Saturday and us each
'9tii mas victory and defeat 20 IT'S
credit tho result 0f tho contest o-, d..
-ftA is awaited with great interest The
foam "iii leave here Friday FOR Washing
t'n. ana VIII De joined there by mum
"'r ot the alumni who WIFI go with
cnom 90 Annapolis
Ole" ne the Navy game will come
4aan ksEiVinE game at Richmond
With the Agricultural and Mechanical coz
-rse OF North Carolina The dahar~inv ~
wilson from the latters llno-un VIII ba,-e
70 erect on tho game as their manager
mas announced that his toarn VIII he
l-ere. and expects 20 win. AS the Techs
"'l-- rather lose any game than tho
ore az Thanksgiving T. Sc probable +het
WIS part ~ tho statement may be n
trifo premature.
as none NJ the old-time rivals fn vir-
Rlnia are % play on that dav. this win
ne me great game in the state. ana
already several excursions are arnounco1
% run 70 Richmond that day. Tho V p
J. hne-u7 viii hc tho same as that in
me huckneN game AZ Norfolk on tho ION
with the exception 81 Grant ~ leet end
instead ~ holland
The coach is giving his mon daily rrac-
uco SID working the forward mass ana
now trick PLAYS. and the members o.
the squad ere AN On cood condition. v-ftb
only one game between now and tie
great game IN Richmond on tho goth.