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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-19
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Cambridge. Oct. l9.-The Harvard foot
ball team, consisting of "a players.
Coaches Crane. Cults. DAILY, Leary and
Osborne, Managers butcher Eggleston
and APPLETON, Trainer Donovan and two
rubbers left Boston last night for An
napolis. The game will be at 2:30 today.
Harvard undergraduates are by no
means confident CT winning from the
navy. Harvard's team Is good one.
when all the players are available, but
injuries have played havoc with the back
field during the last two weeks In addi-
ton to the setback from injuries. Har-
ward is at present suffering from the
rnid-scason slump. The Crimson's OF
fense so far this fall has shown much
power and versatility when once IL got
going. But the Harvard coaches are
worried about the defence and expect
that Annapolis Will be able TO make her
distance pretty regularly through the
Harvard lines or around the ends. The
Harvard defence has not as yet had the
advantage OF beins thoroughly tested
against a strong offense. Harvard's line
up today will probably be: Macdonald
and Forster ends; Burr and Fish, tack
les; Parker and Pierce. guards; Grant,
centre: Newhall, quarterback; Rand and
Gilbert. halfbacks; Apollonio. fullback.
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Camp John X Case. Sons Of Veterans.
were inspected last evening BY Inspector
w. G. Cormack. Messrs. William Osman.
Edward Hicks. r. NJ Hay, John Dodge,
and George Taylor were made a commit
tee 20 act in conjunction with Farragut
Wowals Relief corps, In holding a fair
In riChester hall during the first week
in December. At the meeting To be held
Friday evenin, Nov. 1, the officers OF the
state department will make their official
visit 10 the camp. An oyster supper will
be served.
boy named George Walker was ar
rested for stealing purse from the home
OF family named Camp yesterday after
noon. The boy was sent 20 the house to
deliver some groceries an din doing so
helped himself TO the purse. which he
saw lying on a table
Mr. Edward Hicks has been appointed
janitor of the Riverside library building.
70 I'LL the vacancy caused by the death OF
Mr. Smith
Mr.. Peter Leddy will sever his connec.
tons as head meat cutter with the s. H.
Anthony company this evening 20 accept
position In Providence
At the meeting Of tho Alpha social club
last evening hnsi arrangements were
made 10 take possession of their new
rooms In Grube's block o nNoy. L
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-19

rood. Cough sscurcs''f Bahl Then Brazilian
hahn rsnov ssed me. Killed evsry germ. !coF
"a Si a bottiss. Now I'm Ike . girl cf ~.
NIHS ., u CLARK kndAenanoos-
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PENNSY PRACNSED
BEHIND CLOSED GATES

Philadelphia. Oct 19.-Today the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania football team
plays its second real hard game Of the
season. The QuaKcrs have for their OPP
ponents this time the sturdy Brown elev-
en-. which Is i'm fine shape and should
give the Red anu Blue much harder
game than Swarthmore did last week.
The Red and Bluc team was put
through quite a iong signal drill behind
closed gates yesterday afternoon. The
coaches, as usuai on the day before a
Large game. cut out the secret work and
nothing but regular signal wonk, varied
by several new tflCk plays, were tired.
Big Bill Hollenbuck was back at his
old place al full. as were Greene and Re
gan The addition of these old players
seemed 90 put new life into the team. The
players ran through the signals with
something 1--we the old team form work
which has been So lacking In the prac.
tice work Of late
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yRc COUunED.

Oatnfrh had nsorfy
ruined me. Ithad eaten
away tho partition In my
nose; produced Asthma,
Bro rchitis, Rheuma
tism, ruined my stom-
ach; I'm fact, gone ali
through my sys>om.
Then Grip hnishsd me.
1 was . wreck; took ooid
Ct nothinej ana oouched
dop ord ntoht. The doc
tore dosed me Wiz
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-19

Meetings tonight:
Bakers. $50, Labor Temple.
Brewers, 1l4 Labor Temple.
The Carpenters District Council was
called to order by President Cloud of the
Carpenters union last evening. The re-
port OF the business agent was received
and accepted. Communications were read
from several out of town bodies. A dele
cation from Warren Carpenters local
was present at the meeting. They came
in regard to a plan which is being set on
foot to organize the carpenters of the
entire State into one central union.
At present each city I'm the State that
has two or more locals has a district
council, OF which they are three. one In
each of the cities of Providence, Paw
tucket and Newport. The plans are to
unite these three and add to them all the
others carpenters OF the state
A central body, including all the car
penters would not only benefit the car
pentrrs of tire srrrtif-towns, who would
probably command higher wages than
they do at present, but would also be OF
advantage to the city carpenters. both by
increasing the total number OF members
and by ensuring against out OF town car
penters from coming here and injuring
the local carpenters either by working
for less, or by taking the place of the
carpenters i'm case of strike.
The plans are well under way and are
acceptable to nearly all. A meeting on
Nov. % at which representatives from
the whole State will be present. is an
nounced, when more complete plans for
organization will be presented.
PLUMBERS.
The Plumbers local had a lively meet
ing last evening. A number of candi-
dates were proposed and letters were re-
ceived from other locals. The business
agents report was favorable. showing the
demand for workmen brisk throughout
the city.
BLACkSMlTHS HELPERS.
This body. which meets on the first and
third Fridays OF the month, held their
meeting at the Labor Temple last even
ing. The affairs considered were entirely
routine. and the meeting adjourned at an
early hour.
IN OTHER CITIES.
At a conference of railroad employees
I'm New York city, government ownership
OF railroads was discussed by "a number
OF speakers who claimed they voiced the
sentiment of the gathering. The speak
ers expressed themselves as satisfied with
the present management and that govern
ment control would be surrener TO
Socialism.
The International Bridge and Structural
Workers union has called a strike In
New York against certain contractors I'm
an attempt to enforced the closed shop
rule The construction OF buildings In a
number OF cities is affected.
Through reports recently published IL
lis learned that during the past year 1d
unions were formed I'm the Dominion OF
Canada. In that time S. were dissolved.
leaving a gain OF 90. This is very en-
couraglng. 10 being a decided Improvement
over the results of 1915. the year preced-
ing. when 100 new unions were formed.
while ioS we're dissolved. there being
total loss Of two for that year.
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DARTMOUTH MEN
N GOLF FINALS

Newton, Mass. Oct. 1a-The individual
golf championship OF the New England
Dartmouth, as the representatives of that
college in the semi-fna round at the
Woodland Golf Club to-day put out the
two Williams players, III. w. Stucklen
defeating r. ID. Campbell up in 10 holes.
while #. A. Martin won from j. Matless
up to play. The survivors will play
So holes for the title tomorrow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-19

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
GAMES TODAY

Brown VS.. University of Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia.
Harvard VS.. Naval Cadets at Annapolis.
Yale VS.. West Point at West Point.
Princeton VS.. Washington and Jefferson
at Princeton.
Cornell VS.. Pennsylvania State College
at Ithaca.
Carlisle Indians VS.. Bucknell at Car
Isle, Pa.
Dartmouth College VS.. University OF
Maine at Portland.
Amherst VS.. Trinity at Amherst.
Williams VS.. Syracuse at Syracuse.
New York University VS.. Haverford at
New York.
Wesleyan vs. Tufts at Middletown.
University at Hoboken.
Lehigh VS.. Medico-Chi at South Bethle-
hem, Pa.
Phillip-Exeter VS.. Harvard Freshmen at
Cambridge.
Bowdoin VS.. New Hampshire state Col
legc at Brunswick. Me-
Lafayette VS.. Fordham at Easton, Pa.
Holy Cross VS.. NJ. G. A. at Worcester,
Mass.
Rochester University VS.. Hamilton Col
lege at Rochester
Swarthmore VS.. George Washington.
University at Swarthmore, Pa.
Bates College VS.. Colby at Lewiston.
Me-
Baltomore VS.. Georgetown at Wash
ington, d. c.
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Miss Eliz BETH kosencranz or Ridge.
New Haven. Victory for tho third cup
fell 10 Mrs. j. Is. Kinney, Richmond
County. who beat Miss Marie Harrison.
ya,,uSr1 ysn os,ranS T and Miss @ Trovsr,See %,s wos
the tie in the four-ball match from the
Misses Mix and Milne
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-19
SANGU|NE
OF VICTORY

Accompanied by nearly the whole stu
dent body the Brown fookball team march
ed to the Union Station Yesterday where
they were given "A hearty send of TO Phil
adelphia where they battle with the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
The local eleven is the strongest in
years. while the Pennsylvania team, al
though fully as strong as usual. has not
an unusually strong team. The coaches
are fearful of today's outcome and for
the last three days have held secret prac-
tice in direct preparation for the Brown
game.
Nothing need be feared concerning the
reliability of the Brown back field, as the
quartet has already this year established
reputation.
Johnnie" Mayhem and Spike" Dennie
are two of the fastest backs on this sea-
sons grldiron, while Regnier and Nc
Donald are not very far behind them. The
only new man I'm the lire is "Baldy"
ConklIn. who will play left guard. lie has
played centre for the past three years,
BUT I'm order to balance the line has been
put in at guard with Seidler at centre.
lie has more than held his own in every
game in which he has played and is a
hard man to get the best or. He viii prob
ably be heard from today.
Twenty player5 were taken on the trip
including some very strong second string
men. The Brown eleven never went 10
Pennsylvania in better trim or with loft
Ter aspirations.
The men who went on the trip besides
the first lineup were Swain and Smith,
ends; Beytes and Bushnell fullbacks;
O'Connor, quarter; Alger and Whalen,
halfbacks; Cobb. tackle Collins, guard
Coach Robinson. Assistant Coach
Schwartz, Manager Burnham, Assistant
Manager Poland Trainer Higgins and
DIR. Marvel. athletic director.
The best available OFFICIALS have been
secured for the game and the straightest
kind of football will be demanded.
The lineup for today's game will proba-
bly, be:
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MISS HARLEY Wins
CUP IN GOLF MATCHES

New York. Oct. 19--Flrst cup In the
womcn's Cnen tournament at the Essex
County Country club was won yesterday
by Miss Kate Harley OF Fall River from
Mrs. S. +. i.efferts Of Englewood by up
Their match was "a most exciting one and
n brilliant climax OF the four-day com
petition.
Miss Harley was somewhat stronger on
the long game. but Mrs. Lefferts was the
better on the greens, the critical losing
shots by her being n trio of poorly hit
approach plays. Miss Harley had an
early lead of 2, bot they were square at
the nth and again az the turn. Mrs.
enerts was 2 up a, the 18th. and az only
four short holes we're left her friends
thought she would win.
Now Miss Harley made plucky fin.
ish. as she did urder n similar score
against Miss Porter I'm the semi-hnal. and
gained the match. a on the 10th, after
Mrs. Lefferts had noled n puzzling put for
A. was n test of Miss Harleys nerve
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BATTEY.
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WEYb0SSET FIVE
DOWNS 0'GORMANS

Weybosset captured the only league
bowling contest of the evening, beating
O'Gorman three straight I'm the Home Cir
cult series. The first two events were
cinch victories for Weybosset. In the last
string the Big Store five made a stiff run
for the honors. but were beaten off by
three pins. Crowell's 81 and 100 single
were the high marks
NunXpnC G rIz,nr o C,CnpMAN
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Cermak. Emil, 1886 s. 18th St.
Eastman Pharmacy, 4046 Hamilton,
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-16
GLORiFIER CAPTURES
THE CARTER HANDICAP
Roseben Was Poorly Ridden, But On
His Own Courage He Landed
In Second Place.

NEW YORK. April l5.-Glorifier,
J. II. McCormick's big chestnut horse,
second choice in the betting, won the
$4,000 Carter handicap at Aqueduct
today, beating Roseben length and
half with Don Diego. third. De
Mnnd, the favorite. finished fourth,
with Oxford, also heavily played, in
fifth position. The time was l:2S
Is. The handicap furnished a really
sensational finish, and il was Rose
ben, doubtful starter until the last
hour before the race, that furnished
the excitement. In the first furlong
Jockey Beekman OH Roseben allowed
his mount to be shouldered out OF Il
good position and he quickly dropped
back to eighth place. De Mund went
to the front at once closely pressed
by Glorifier, Don Diego, Marster and
Avaunter Entering the stretch Rose
ben was still in eighth place and It
looked as If he could not get through
the flying field. The others were
strung out. already beaten. Just as
the crowd set up the shout "De
Mund-De Mund-" Roseben got
through the crush on the outside of
the field and out of the dust clouds
that almost obscured the horses came
Glorifier, two lengths in front of De
Mund, now falling back, rapidly. Ear
ly in his mighty stride Roseben was
fairly running u,>. the struggling
field. A furlong from home he was
in sixth position. then fifth, fourth
and third i'll such rapid succession
that the crowd took up the shout
"Roseben wins" But Glorfier's lead
could not be overcome and Roseben
finished second on his own courage
getting little assistance from his
jockey.
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Snecial Awards.

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OF votes UP until $3.50 o'clock Friday
evening, April 18Th, an additional
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After the first special award or
l,OO1 votes IS made IN honor certid-
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the largest number OF votes for that
day
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retained hy rhc candidates until TIE
end of each week when the cand,-
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In the competition of any OF the fol.
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