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The Washington times., 1907-11-16
TRI-CITY BASKETBALL
At Y. N. C. A. TONIGHT

The second game Of the .Tri-City Bas-
ketball League win be played in the
local Young Mems Christian Associa-
lions gymnasium tonight at $50 o'clock.
The local team viii stack against the
fast team Of the Central Y. NJ c. A. of
Baltimore, who were winners OF the
championship of this league last year.
These two teams have always been
pretty evenly matched. and the games
won or lost have been by slight margins.
Before the first half Of the game be-
tween the Y. M. G. A. Reserves will play
the ShamTOcks, a team in the second d.
vision of the Washington CITY Basket
bal League.
The second half of this game will be
played during the intermisslon of the
Washington and Baltimore game.
This program assures those VINO at
tend these games & good evening of en-
tertainment.
Of 100
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
VIRGINIA HERE
IN FULL FORCE
FOR BIG GAME
Parade With Band Be-
fore Georgetown Foot
ball Clash.
Get out your ribbons and ven.

W. 0uL your ElDDVuh ana yen.
This is the big day for the college
men in Washington, and about all OF
them seemed to be on the street this
morning, 70 say nothing OF ear-col-
leGers, who put their hats on me backs
Of their heads, turned up their trousers,
and looked real wicked.
This great bulging Of brains into the
highways was due to the fact that
Georgetown and Virginia meet in their
annual football game at Georgetown
field this afternoon at zs30.
The press agents have been busy with
statements that Virginia would be on
hand with bunch OF 600 or TO pooters
and the famous Stonewan Band. The
press agents made good. The entire
town OF Charlottesville, including its
favorite barkeeps, appears 10 have taken
day on to see the game. and more
are coming On every train.
All Styles of Students.
Virginia's team, trainers. advisers, bet
tors, and otter sporty individuals hit
here yesterday afternoon. a modest little
bunch Of esDout 80. This morning the
town was invaded by another contingent
numbering some coo. all mighty men OF
valor In the lung line, able 70 mike the
welkin ring at 1900 PAGES.
Forming ct the Pennsylvania station,
the influx OF Virginians adjus ed their
band, and marched up Penn sylvan5a
avenue TO the Sheridan statue where
there was business of giving yeIls and
singing songs eXtOlling dear old alma
mater They were all on hand-the in
eVitahle fat st@cent with the worried
expression, the blonde young person
with the abrup- manner Of speaking
The b!ack-haired youth with the snappy
black eyes and running comment about
the ladies'. the sad-eyed grind with eX-
cuses from the classics for looking fool
lsh N a parade, the cheer leaders with
Dolsterous and amending words OF en-
enlargement, the gallus freshmen with
clothing OF humorous pattern, the self
conscious boys, and-just students.
It gladdened the heart TO see them.
Two Mascots.
For mascots. Virginia brought small
pun Of smoke logged out in an orange
and blue silk suit, wearing a high hat
and the hsppiest smile of any plcka-
ninny in Dixie, and white pig
Dr. Lambeth, director Of athletics al
Virginia. came up with the team and
was the center OF attraction at the Ar
hngton this morning The doctor is one
or the ablest and craftiest men In his
position in the country besides which
he IS a physician and member OF the
Virginia n-edical faculty. He said the
Virginia team would lineup as stated
IN The 7 Les yesterday.
Betting this morning f1uctuated az
cording - where you happened to be
but the general trend was 10 10 S On
virginia, or even money.
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
CAPT. COOK FORCED
OFF CORNELL TEAM

ITHACA, n. Y, Nov. 16.-GeOrge T.
Cook, CorneIFs big captain. lost his last
chance for varsity hOnors this year yes
terday when the coaches decided TO
send Lynch into the Swarthmore game,
thus depriving Cook of his last oppor-
tunity to play on the Cornell field.
For a week the Cornell leader has
been desperately striving to win back
his position and until today had played
on the varsity. but when the team was
picked for the contest with the Swarth-
more today and lined I'D for its final
practice Lynch played left tackle
The several hundred spectators on the
stands yesterday afternoon were treat
ID TO the greatest demonstration of new
football that the present season has
drought to Percy Field. The Cornell
forward pass, so successful against
Princeton and West Point. never ap-
peared to greater advantage than in
the last hour OF practice. The bah
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
HORRID SCANDAL
DOWN IN GEORGIA
Charged University Used
Sam EdmOnSon and
Other Ringers.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1s.-Of all bare
faced and fragrant violations Of cole
giate sport, the stunt perpetra ted by
the University Of Georgia in her game
against Tech at Atlanta sets a new
limit, according to Grantland Rice.
The evidence has been turned over TO
US from several sources, absolutely re-
liable, that Coach Whitney used at
least four ringers and probably more Ia
that Atlanta conflict.
TO begin WITH Georgia held secret
practice ten days before the game, at
which no student nor anyone from the
outside was permitted 70 attend.
Upon arrival in Atlanta. Whitney and
the Red and Black manager refused TO
announce any lineup. The squad was
hustled 70 a hotel without being per-
mitted to even register.
And that afternoon against Teen the
Georgia squad doomed I'd on the nsld
with a set Of stalwaEts whom the bulk
Of the Georgia student body had never
seen nor heard Of before
For five and ten minutes at time
they simply battered Tech Up and down
the field, but always gave out after a
few rounds Of play, showing wOefUl
lack of wind and training
And now the secret IS out. Among
those employed by Georgia for this Oc-
casion were EdEaOnsOn. the old George
town star who also played right field
for Joe Cantillon's American League
team last fall; Martel and Neal. both
ex-GeorgetOwn knights, and another eX-
Syracuse athlete in addition 10 ROs-
sitter, captain Of Savannah's two IA
nous Blue and White professional foot
ball teams.
These men left Atlanta Saturday
night, returning East, and confessed
upon the northbound train that they
had received $50 and all expenses from
the Georgia management
All this is now common property IN
Atlanta. and has turned a great num-
Der OF former sport lovers against al
forms Of COLLEGE sport.
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
Washington School
For Boys to Enter
All Track Events
Team This Season Viii Be
Built of New
Material.

Never before in the history Of athletics
at Washington School for Boys have so
mary candidates reported for track work
at thc first call as turned out at the
beginning OF this week, when training
in that department was begun.
As most Of the old stars have left the
school, there IS an excellent chance for
the unknOWns TO feature this year, and
as the teams viii be largely made up of
men who have not been seen on the
track before, the personnel OF the squad
Is as yet a matter Of conjecture.
Jim Mccarthy, captain OF last years
team, is now at Princeton, and Floweree,
who was the largest individual point
winner OF the 90 season. Is not back.
JeWeut, who developed into a Splinter OF
considerable ability last year, although
he had never had any previous expert
ence, is another loss. He Is at Law
renCeYille, and is expected to make the
relay team of that school.
Burke the Only Vet.
Captain Burke is the only man Of last
years team VINO returned, and he has
yet to win a first The general interest
throughout the school promises a fairly
good team. In spite OF the absence OF
veterans.
mistic is shown by the fact that they
have already declared their Intention
to enter AL the indoor meets held in
Washington, and are negotiating with
the promoters of several Out-Of-town
meets TO enter a first and second relay
team against any school of their class.
The Jefferson School. OF Baltimore, has
practically consented, through Mr.. An
drews, who has charge Of the athletics
there. TO meet both the first and sec
ond relay teams, and a midget team,
composed Of the youngsters Of the two
schools. The date OF this little dual meet
has not yet been settled
Wants Dual Meet.
The Washington School Is also anxious
to establish as an annual event a dual
track and field meet with the Country
School for Boys, OF Baltimore, and from
recent communications received from
the Baltimore institution there IS every
reason TO believe that the plan viii sue
coed The Baltimore school is IN about
the same class as the Washington in
sttution, having about the same num-
Der OF boys, and rOOteTs of both schools
are anxious for the affair.
The Washington school has always
taken an active interest in cross country
runs, and, although no official action
has been taken to that end, will prob
ably enter the open cross country 10
be given under the auspices OF George
Washington University on Christmas
Day.
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
Picks Yale to Win.

Yale hopes to defeat Princeton's for
ward passes by a special system of de-
Tense, and she believes her line can pre-
vent Princeton piercing it to any ex-
tent She will attempt to bang out
victory along the lines of old football,
depending TO little extent on forward
passes.
Yale mas slightly the best Of the argu-
ment-
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
Pray For Success
of Football Team

RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. I6-For
the first time In the history Of any
college, so far as known. prayer was
offered up by the students of Earl
ham College for the success Of the
football team today.
In consequence. every player is 90
ing 70 do his best 20 demonstrate the
efficiency of the supplication. Earl.
ham College is conducted under the
auspices OF the Quakers.
The opponents OF the Earmam men.
a team from DepaUw University. are
expected TO rely solely on brute
strength and common gray matter.
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
DART MOUTH PLAYS
HARVARD TODAY

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. 16.-There
was only light work for the Harvard
varsity yesterday afternoon in prepare
ton for the game with Dartmouth to-
day.
The preliminary drill for both line and
baekield was the same as in previous
work, but the ends Jared harder, as
Campbell had the squad breaking in
reference for over half an hour OF a
most discOuraging drill. The men are
either overturned or else have not real
football ability.
Parker viii not play today, owing 70
an injury to his back in the Indian
game. Hoar win go IN at left guard
In his place
The teams Will line IN as foIIorrs.
The Washington times., 1907-11-16

whizzed across the field in a dazzling
series of plays that completely be-
wildered the Onlookers. Not once did
the ball strike the ground, and every
play was beautifully executed
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
IN INDIANA.

A stranger passing by the new Marion
Club building, in North Meridian street,
stopped 70 look at the decorative trees
laurels-in the tubs on the sidewalk.
What kind of trees are these?" in
quired the stranger.
81 don't know" said a colored man
who was washing windows nearby,
''dey's new trees to me- asked a
member Of de club an he laughed an
sed he reckoned dey Eas plum trees. -
From the indianapolis Star.
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
GOING TO FRANCE sooN7

The Chicago News prints the follow
ing item under the caption of "Singu-
lRrities:"
In the south Of France wine Is now
SOLD Dy the harbour On payment Of
cents one can 20 into a wine cellar
and stay there for half an hour
The missing part of the item prob-
ably relates to the method Of getting A
man out Of wine cellar after he has
been at liberty in Ii for half an hour.
In the United States a derrick or a
hydraulic ram would be necesssry-De-
troit News.
The Washington times., 1907-11-16
MURPHY WANTS
NINE GAMES IN
WORLD SERIES

CHICAGO, Nov. Is President
Murphy. of the Cubs. has sent a re-
quest to the National Commission to
make the worlds championship series
in the future best out of nine. instead
Of best out 5f seven games.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
NEW $40 GOLD PIECES
ARE AT A PREMIUM

New York. Dec. 1.-THE fact that
the new $50 gold pieces are very scarce
and that collectors are already pay
ing a large premium for them, has
started "a rumor among the young men
OF Wall street, who some day hope TO
be brokers, that a mistake was made
at the mint and that there Is more than
$50 worth of gold in the coins. For
that reason there Is a scramble along
the curb IN the street to obtain the
new coins Only "A small number were
sent TO the subtreasury iu New York,
and they were quickly bought up by
collectors. Now the demand has grown
so strong that as high as SIS Is being
offered for the coins. II has been an.
nounccd that when the next issue Is
made there viii BE- several changes In
the coins and this, Of course, Is what
has made the demand from collectors
and dealers However, the Wall street
young men are not convinced and In
spite OF the positive denial OF the mint
authorities they still believe that there
is more gold in the new coins than
there should be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Tie recovery Is expected until next year.
several orders for rolling stock were
placed this week and more business OF
this nature is under negotiation. while
the official report of exports Of prod
ucts OF iron and steel show n total
value of Sl65,00O00 In 10 months or
1907 or over 90 per cent OF the value
OF an merchandise sent abroad,
4 better inquiry In tho leather mar
kct promised a revival Of business att
cr Jan. I. Prices are steady for stand
ard sole although some odd lots have
been disposed OF at further Concos-
sions Betting leather is dull and
weak Signs OF Improvement multiply
Tn the hide market. business in an
kinds OF domestic packer ana country
hides this week being larger than at
any time for two months Prices are
steadier in some cases. advances Of a
fun cent being recorded. Foreign
hides share the bettor feeling, quota
lions at the Antwerp auction sale exc
ceeding expectations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
TRADE REPORTS
ABOUT THE SAME
Show Little Change from Last
Week but Greater Conf
dence for the Future.
THE HOLIDAY BUSINESS LESS.
Jobbing and Wholesale Lines Arc
Quiet While Manufacturing Op-
crations Are Curtailed.

New York, Dec. 13.-R. G Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomor-
row viii say:
Commercial reports indicate little
alteration the past week, but greater
confidence IN marked Improvement
Jan. l. Holiday trade monopolizes
attention, in some sections exceeding
that OF last year. although aggregate
sales do not compare favorably with
1906 TO date. Jobbing and wholesale
lines are seasonably quiet. while man
ufacturinE operations are Curtailed
pending the resumption or normal de-
mands.
The supply OF labor has not increased
in ratio 10 the closed plants, however,
owing TO immigration, about double
that OF last year.
Some sections report a better senti-
ment I'm the iron and steel industry. al
though new business is limited and lit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
mains Leading Concerns to
Pay This Month and
Next.
plvy SPECIALS DECLARED.
,,rsemcnts 10 Stockholders should
DO Much 10 Ease Money
situation.

re end Of December and the Begin
-r nj January viii witness some i'm
nae payments by Utah's leading In
.-,riai and banking concerns to their
otboliers. The list is not yet fully
Va up because all OF the meetings
,.bo boards OF directors have not yet
l,cr place. but those which have met
Hr, declared the usual December divi-
s.,3s and the usual extras. In some
,-.r fbero Is an advance In the total
rer last year.
me llst named below, which is
.,,niled by Broker j. &. Cutler, Jr..
,rsv not De entirely complete, because
" unknown whether several boards,
nose meetings occur later, will de-
a. extra dividends, but IL is certain
.tat All tho regular disbursements viii
\ made as usual.
Win This large amount Of money In
y, rockets OF the people. the new
an ought TO open with much more
,sssrful feeling in financial circles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
DRS. Shores So
RATE A GOD.
SEND.

Drs. Shores s. 90
rate for all catarrhal
diseases will prove
a God send" 20 the
sick and afflicted
everywhere. Drs.
Shores. in making
this low rate, feel
that they are per-
forming q true Christ
ian duty-thus enabling
the sufferers to regain
heir lost strength and
vitality under the be-
uefcent influence OF
modern mediciue-and
for a trihing expense.
The deaf VIII hear.
the sick win be made
well. the aches and
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bodies Of those who
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
BANK CLENIINGs

New York. Dec ~ ldstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending
Dec. r.. shows am aggrog gate of S2,2tl. N2,-
GU as against S2.41l. $4,000 last week. and
s. 323.5O0 Ina the corresponding week last
year.
Canadian cloarings Tor the week total
Ssa37AO0 as against So 10000 last week
aud gll.G2O0O I'm the same week last year.
The following Is a list Of the cities.
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clans. are cordially invited TO
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ments. The promptest execution OF
this judgment is conhded TO three spe-
cialists Of the fighting organization. We
hereby inform you this resolution Is IN
conformity with our statutes
The documents mentioned IN the
above notification refer TO thl death OF
a revolutionist named Schernak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

A letter threatening death TO Louis
Miller editor OF the Warheit and sup
posed 10 have been written by Russian
Nationalist, was received by him last
month. II was IN a black-bordered en-
velope and was dated Geneva. Switzar-
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by NJ. Feadative and said that the Gem
eva department OF the Union OF Rus
sian People had decided that Miller,
who was known as NJ. Baudes while a
revolutionist was condemned 20 death
for aiding tho Terrorist organization
and FOR printing documents Of the gov
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
IS Month Tor All Cstarah Diseases
More Week-No Longer-S3 Medicines Free.

or ny letter before December 22nd viii he so, M
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Xmas sale OF Decorated China AZ A.
D. Amusgen, 20 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

HEAD AND IhitlA
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common-resuiting from neg
lected colds-quickly cured
with little cost by Dr..
Shores Famous Tt aatmcut
rs you nose stopped up
Does your nose dis
charger"
rs YOUR nose sore and
tcnder2"
rs there pain IN front of
headg"
do you hawk 70 clean
the throat?
rs your throat dry In
the morning."
'Do you sleep with your
mouth Cfsen2
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now don't let Il run into
complications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
THE BRONCHIAL TUREs

when catarrh OF the head or
throat Is neglected or wrong
fully treated it extends down
the windpipe into the hron-
chial tubes. and after awhile
attacks the lungs Quickly
cured with little cost by prs
Shores famous treatment
Have you n cough2'
do YOU take cold easily7''
"IIave YOU pain IN the side2"
DO you raise frothy ma
teriala?'
DO you spit up little
cheesy Jumps"
"Do you feel you are grow-
ing Weaker7"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
TEA

Do you know the fine
ness of tea or only the
tang of it?
Your grocer returns youf money u you doht
Ike sehniines Best We pay him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
ALL DISEASES.

he Nervous ey Troubles
rheumatism Hay Nslaia Hyser
PROSTATE Gland am
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

a delightful time rs looked for FRI
dav evening Dec 20. yhen "a box patty
win be given in the Tayl0rsylle
Amusement ham. an invitation o. kind
lv extended 20 all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Before the issue Of another satur-
day News" the schools viii be closed
for Christmas. children are looking
forward in anticipation for the event
Vacation Will extend from Dec 20 60
Jan g. two weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
SOME NEW REMEDIES ARE USED NOW.

Drs. shores decline 20 give their
known, INSCRIPTIONS frauds and IN
improperly or simply Taking II. the
NEW TREATMENT be administered
examined hundreds and thousands OF
some patients require one part Of the
factory results Il is necessary 10 have
TREATMENT and then be treated b