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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
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CROwLEY-June 3. 1908. at residence
OF her sister 1873 Meldrum-ave.. Miss
Julia Crowley beloved sister or
James Crowley and Mrs Desire De-
Corte. Funeral from residence. $3.50
a.. m. Thursday, and from our Lazy
OF Help church at 8 a. m.
CAMPBELL-June s. 1908. at Harper
hospital. Donald Campbell. OF High
land Park. Mich, aged 40 years pc
Hugh. John F.. Malcolm. william r
and Hannah J. F Campbell Funeral
services Thursday at 2 D. m from
residence 1875 Highland
OLEES--At hor late residence. ST. Ora
tiot-Rve.. June S. 1905. Clara beloved
wife OF John Glees. and mother OF Ell
mira and John Glees. Jr. aged 80
years. Notice OF funeral hereafter
O'HAGAN-June 9, at the residence Of
his son. Thomas, 500 Ferdnand-avc.,
Henry, father of Peter. James Luke
Edward and Thomas O'Hagan. and
Mrs. Thomas Helm. Notice or fu-
reral later. W
sTACkLJune S. 1903, suddenly in ID
troit Michael stack. beloved father
OF Mrs John Wallace. Mrs DENNIS
Wallace. Mrs II Kean. Mrs H. Burt
OF Pontiac, Mrs John sullivan. Mrs
James McEriane, John, Patrick Rob
ert and julia stack. Funeral Thur
cay from residence. Russcll-rd
Greenfield, at o'clock. and at 81
LeO's church at a. m
TAET-Juno r. 1905 stephen X. be-
loved husband OF Martha Tart. and
father - Grace, Florence. Anna. St.
phen X. Jr.. and James Taft t'u-
DneraK from residence. SIS 81. Antoine
I st ThNrsday az 2.30 IN Burial at
Eimwood
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BIRTHS


GIRLS
Mr. and Mrs. August Vckowski. 1417
Dubois
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Suppnlck. 81
Humhpldt.
Mr. aud Mrs Clarence Frickleton. IA
Milwaukee
Mr. and Mrs Antonio Laclise. $40
Champlain.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Dirks. 30 Man
dale
Mr.. and Mrs William KulIck 2i22
Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Herzog. 1913 Con-
neCticut.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Ludke. SEA
Scotch
Mr and Mrs John voakes. 474 How
ard
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt. $50
Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Michowskl. GA
Mr. and Mrs Charles Nogorsen. 49,
Mr. and Mrs John Armstrong, 42s
Anthem.
Mr. and Mrs Domenico Aello. 2s9
Tort
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Cormiller. $40
Van Dyke.
MIR and AIRS. John Izakowski. lbs
81 Auhn
Mr. and Mrs. George Cation. 2sa Pal
lister
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Valentine, sse
Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs John Morlo 81 Hale
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malendo. li3
Harmed.
Mr. and Mrs Charles German. 37l
Hunt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
UNIQUE PLAN TO
DRIVE OUT Bull BOARDS

An object lesson in municipal co
thetics will be given the people out
Wood ward-ave. by little plan enter.
ed into by the City Service league and
Park Commissioner Breitmeyer.
There is big bill board. neither
more nor less unsightly than many
others around the city, on Woodward
ave. between Alexandrine and Willis
ayes. The league has secured con.
sent to use a vacant lot adjoining
the bill board and this will be fixed up
by the park commissioner with grass
and flowers.
1t is hoped that the contrast be-
tween the billboard ana the cultivat-
ed lot will shame some prOpcrty-own-
ers who have leased their laud for bill
board purposes and Will helD in n
movement now under way for regula-
ton OF the bilbOards
The same treatment may be tried
on the Eastern boulevard where there
Is a billboard which does not percep-
tibly beauttfy the landscape.
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Headache and e
SIeepIessn
Indigestion.

lNulseStlOu. N.NE|
Muscular weakness. 49,
Restlessness and irritability. NJ
Tendency TO worry and anxiety. ~
Twitchlng OF nerves and muscles
Discouragement and dependency.
Such symptoms indicate an exhaust%
ed condition OF the nerves and suggest
the necessity OF such restorative treat
men; as DR.. AZW. Chase's Nerve Piiin.
which positively cure nervous disor-
ders in natures way by actually FORMS
Ing rich, red blood, the substances or
which new nerve force is made.
Nervous prostration, locomotor at
axia and partial paralysis are not only
prevented. but also cured by use or
this extraordinary nerve restorative
But you must be sure TO get tbs
genuine, each box OF which bears the
portrait and signature OF the famous
Receipt Book author, a. w Chase. N.
u. 80 cents a box. at all dealers. OF.
Or. a. w. Chase Medicine Co, Buff
falo. y. Y.
Mrs. L. Wlhtts. ts2 ciirton-st., MI
Clemens. Mich, states.
The benefits have derived from
DR.. a. w. Chase's Nerve Pills arcs
simply splendid. | was restless. ner-i
vous. sleepless and weak Now mys
appetite and digestion are fine and
my general health excellent. sleep
aoundly. awaken refreshed and con
slider this medicine an rneQlated
nerve tonic" -.
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NEW P0L|T|CAl::::::: !: /:
ORGANIZATION IN !. !; !
THE FIELD :: !:
~
NoN.PARTlsAN PRECINCT FEEDER
ALTON WILL SELECT CANDiss
DATES AND FIGHT FOR EN- TO I
THE LAST DITCH. ",

The Non Partisan Precinct Federar,s
ton Is the latest political organization /,
to get into the field.
Anthony Pratt, secretary OF the 4
Municipal league, is the leading spirit O.
in the movement, and II may be said :
to be an outgrowth OF the other or.,,
ganization. In other years the Num-
cipal league has Endorsed candidates :
who We're deemed the most worthy
for office, but 1t has never gone out
and fought for them.
In consequence many men who had
the o. X of the Municipal league y
We're downed. u
Now the Non-Partisan Precinct Fed =
GRAFTON Is going TO organize in all the y
upper precincts, and perhaps in some
OF the lower ones, and will stick by-f
It's choices through nomination and I
election
IT may be necessary TO put up men y
In some cases where the other candi-
dates arc not satisfactory" says Mr..
Pratt. IF there are two or more good
men running for the same Office, and
II is apparent that one OF them will
win. there Will be no necessity OF TAXI.
ing part. But IL there Is a probability
that, through our taking no part, both :.
good candidates will be beaten and
some less desirable candidate win, we
shall indorse one or the other"
The federation Is formed with pre-
cinct clubs and ward committee
composed OF three men from each :
precinct Eighteen ward delegates :.
with five extra chosen at large are 10 =
form the city committee. The first )
ward Is the only one organized so
far. =
A pledge card Is being circulated 4
which binds the signer to stand by the =
choices OF the Federation without re. %
gard to party "
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A Square Deal

II assured you when you buy DR.. P'erces
family medIeifisa-fM all the ingredk
ents entering into them are printed on
the bottle Wrappers and their formulas
are att-sted under oath Us being complete
and correct You know just what you are
paying for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Natures laboratory, being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing in our
American flores q sSd lille potent TO cure
are pertecr&x harmless svea. to the most
delicate womASabJthiIdTprS Not drop
utalcahQl eqlsrS into lheir ,cQl{DSltion-
4 nuc6beiter- lGcll rs lscd both ZOE e5-
Hlct1ag and ,pls,elxlng Inc Ws1lSlnI
prA1 1.. pes r. ased 10 .af tle
Intrinsic medIclnn properties Of its own,
being "a most valuable antiseptic and anti
forment, nutritiye and soothing demui-
cent.
Glycerine plays an important part in
DR.. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery In
the cure OF Indigestion. dyspepsia and
weak stomach, attended BY sour risings,
heartburn, foul breath, coated tongue,
poor appetite, gpawing feeling In ston-
ach, biliOusneSs and kindred derange-
ments Of the stomach. liver and bowels.
Besides curing all the above distressing
ailments. the Golden Medical Discovery
u sl$Stht lbI AL ulrdsr-N VI AAt mucous
membranes, as catarrh, whether \of the
Nuasal passages or OF the stomach. bowels
Nor pelvic organs Even IN its lucrative
stages IL will yield TO this sovereign rem
edy II its use be perScveTed In. IL Chronic
Catarrh OF the Nasal passages, 10 Is well,
while taking the Golden Medical Dis
coyery- for the necessary constitutional
treatment. 20 cleanse the passages freely
two or three times day with DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
OF treatment generally cures the worst
cases.
In coughs and hearseness caused By brou-
chial. throat and lung Affections except con-
sumption In It's adv anced STAGES the "Goideu q
Mecncal Discovery Is q must efficient reul-
cdy. especially in those obstinate. hSng-ou
coughs caused by Irritation and congestion u
the brQnchIal mucous membranes The -Dss
covsrS"is not SO good for acute coughs ariss
Ing from sudden colds nor must II b. en-
pected 10 cure Consumption In It's advanced
stages no medicine vii do that-but for all
the obstinate. chronic coughs which. IL ncg-
lccted. or badly treated, a. al up to< Snsuuap-
SVa. u u the oest IDsdicine tAAs a. ~ sAkeA
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurban Lines


Time table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time
FLINT LIMITEDs-DaIly. AIS a. m
and AIS :. IN. Locals for Rochester.
Romeo. Orion and oxford. a, m. and
m, and every two hours until p. m.
For Wyandotte and Trenton, b:S3 a
m, sos a. M, and every 20 minutes
Gos p. m. thea avery 20 minutes until
s:03 o. m then half hourly until IL :S6
z. m. On Sunday. hrst car starts at
For Royal oak. Birmingham md
Pontiac. $50 q. m. then half hourly
until Z p. m. then hourly until ii D. m
First care one-haif hour later on Sun.
day.
For Fmrmingtos. Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake and Pontiac-6 a. IN. and hourly
until j p. m. First car one hour later
on sunday.
RAPID RAILWAY sysTEM-Port
Huron Limited. daily. 7.45 a. m, 10 10
q. m 346 and 6.i5 p. m. Locals for
New Baltimore. Algonac. Marine city
m, also 8 y m. to Marine CITY, Local
cars run Via Algonac. To Mt. Clemens,
half hourly. $3.50 a. m. To p. m, and
hourly until II y; m To NJ Clemens
% DETROIT r 70, MONROE a TOLEDO
SHORT LINE Ry.-Toledo limited.
s SO D. M m Locals raj for Rockwood. New.
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. Gao
a. m to $50 y. m, also $50 and II
y m for Monroe
DETROIT, JACKSON a CHICAGO
Ry.-Limiteds las a. m. 13;45 and s.45
D. m. Locals, for Jackson. a. ri. and
every two hours until p. m: for Ann
Arbor 9 - m. and hourly until II p.
m; for Saline. $40 a. m and every two
hours until $50 p. m. also 10 p. m; for
plymouth and Northyille. 1880 a IN. and
every two hours until $50 y. m, also
II D. m.
Interurbnn cars pass waiting sta
ton, corner OF Larned and Criswoid-
ste. last cars awaiting the closing OF
theaters.
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Daily Death Lis!

Jacob Striel. months, St Antoine
and Farnsworth, malnutrition.
Ralph SChwiem. 10 months. SO Alb
bolt. whooping cough.
Marvin NJ stanton, CT years 1l2 Park
View, congestion OF kidneys
Bertha Furton. 81 years, ST. Mary's
hospital; appendicitis.
Mary Rad. 2 months. a Thirty
fourth; commissions
Frank Hin. 80 years. "a W. Com
gress; heart disease
Alice NJ. Raths. years. 4o5 Abbott;
cerebral hemorrhage.
Carl Hommel. 10 years. 3l9 Illinois
pleurisy.
Donald Campbell, 40 years. Harper
hospital. embolism.
william Ryan. 80 years, l69 Wabash.
tuberculosis.
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DON'T WANT BARBER
SHOPS CLOSED SUNDAY

\ committee Of hotel men including
VIM. j. Chittenden. Jr OF the Pontch.
artrain. and Ted Smith, Of the Met
ropole will wait on the council ordin.
ance committee to protest against the
passage of the ordinance decreeing
that all barber shops must De- closed
on Sunday and all screens and shades
removed SO that the closing can be
patent to every observer
1T is absolutely necessary to have
BARRIERS I'm attendance upon the trav-
cling public" said Mr. Smith =
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Marriage Licenses

George W. oliver. 20, Edna Manion
2l.
Emil W Ritter. 81 Anna b. suelow
John Wagner Is. Carrie l. card -
Albert Lonsbcry. -, Amelia Pficl. ~.
Louis Roulo, IS, Caroline Fischer u
william r. Lont. "a. Detroit; Louise
\. Knott, 30. Pontiac
Ernest IA. Ltebetren. 80 Anna NJ
Schneider 10.
William + Borrusch. "a Louisa II
John = ziegIer 23. Dearborn: Au-
gusta NJ Torsch e. Detroit.
Louis Muot. %. Violet 5. Companey,
Ignat2 Btcda 30. Anna Szllsz. Il.
John Lauczak. -. Tekla Szumna. %
David Greenberg, 20, Rose Acker-
man. 20.
IS
William. II Phillips, Jr 30; wilhel-
NINA NioT22
William + f. Ltenau. %; Amanda
Grotit2ki. -
Charles Z Inst -, Toledo. O.; Louisa
Beeler. ~ same
Wnliam \ Brown pa Blanche r.
Louis il Marx. %. Mamie welman.
%
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Fireman Seriously Injured.

Ralph Culthert. 80 years Old Of No.
331 Twelfth-st., a fireman on the Wa
bash, Is In st. Marys hospital with
injuries to his left arm that may ne
cessitate the amputation OF the mem
Der. as result OF peculiar accident
about O'Clock Wednesday morning.
While his engine was making a fly
Ing switch" In the Delray yards one OF
the cars In the string caught corner
OF the cab. and in the smash the fire-
mans arm was broken while a large
piece OF flesh was literally gouged out.
He was taken in the engine TO the
Union station and thence removed TO
the hospital in the East End ambul.
lance.
I'm writing n love letter man should
remember that II NAV come home 10
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Collin Won,t Get N Am.

Maynard Follin. former clerk In the
assessors Office. will not get the $3.50
voted 10y The council Tuesday night TO
pay for making 0ub the assessment
rolls for the opening OF Cary-st. lie
may get a portion OF II. but tho asses
sors arc going 10 pay for advertising
and make allowances ~ other clerks
before giving Follin his
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING ND
EpUIFAGE-chlef QuartermasteTs Of
fye. Federal Building. Chicago. Ill.
triplicate. subject to the usual con-
ditions. Will be received here unti IL
o'clock. noon. June Is. 1908, and then
opened. for furnishing and delivering
at either the Philadelphia. Boston, New
York Chicago or 81 Louis Depot of
the Quartermaster's Department u. s.
Army. 1000 yards Facing Cloth. go
600 Waist Belts. 10000 Breast Cords
100. 0Os pairs Drawers. Winter: $50 bed =
steaus. Double. $1,000 Bedsteads. sin
gle: $4,000 Card Holders. $1,000 pairs
Drawers. summer. $4,000 pairs Gauat-
Cotton teither No 1 or No. ~: 10000
pairs Gloves. Horsehidei 10000 ira
Gloves. White Wool. $4,000 Service
Legsins Canvas. $4,000 Dress Caps
so. 900 Khaki Caps. and 10000 O. ID.
Caps. Serge (the Khaki and Serge ma
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Depart zoos OF NNnuOIpTI-6t ~
Leave Detroit Tuesdays and Fridays ~
6 p. M for ~. Clair. Port Huron. Lex
iDgton. Fort saniIRc. Forester, Forest =
Vile. Hnrbor Beach, Port Hope mud Bay
city.
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lnsuranee Aaent Goes 70 Nan

Francis c. Campbell. an Insurance
agent. has filed petition Gn bank.
ruptcy. Ills liabilities are 1926. con
sisting mainly OF commissions ad.
vanced. His assets are practically all
exempt.
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Several million dollars worth Of ma
chinery for large modern sugar mills
has lately been purchased Ia FormOsa.
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$40 Detroit I clcVcIaDa Nav. Ga.

WHARF pOcr OF wAvSF arngrr
For CLEVELAND, PITTsBURG and all
points East. Daily 1890 y. M. Fare TO
Cleveland. $500. For Alpena, Msckinac
and way ports leave Mondays .. m. and
Fridays 9: 30 m. Weekend Excursions
10 Cleveland every Saturday night.
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personal.
Artistic Hair Goods

y The largest assortment OF Switches.
Pompadours Wigs. Toupees. Transfer
nations Coronation Braids Turban
Puns, Duchess Curls, Hair Rolls. Nets
and Wool Crepe 10 choose from. at
prices that are honest and right
MADAME Lorraine KENNEDY.
"a floor. Partridge & Blackwelrs store.
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DIED

" ElCHERT--June o. 1905. Ida. beloved
wife % Louis WricNert aged i6
years. Funeral from residence. 952
Wabash ave, Thursday. p. tn. 30
at German EmmausN chnrct Twelfth
and Lysandcr lnterment German
Lutheran cemetery.
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ron sALE--REsIDENCE PROPERTY,

OPEN DAILY 3 TO 6
River: beautiful new modern brick.
Look u over. make me Offer. Mr.
Aldrich 80 Chope-pl. CD. ls29-L
OPEN TO-DAY.
$3.50, WATERWAYS AVE.
$1,000 BEARD AVE.
$1,000 LENERENZ AVE.
Just north OF rt-si-New seven
room houses with bath, gas fixtures,
cement walks. etc: 800. balance
c. s. VAUGHN,
% BULL BLK.
7-ROOM cottage, Van Dyke.
near Mack. $500; snap, on
easy terms.
5-room cottage, Crane, near
Mack.
8 rooms. near Warren and
Scotch, $I,05o.
EBERT. 800 Majestic Bldg.
ST 100. EASY TERMS.
>
WOOD finish cellar. between Four
teenth and Trumbull car lines: 5000
down. balance as rent
PATTERSON BROS q co. 40 State-st
$500 BUYS large house and barn and
two lots on Irene ave, near Grand
River-ave.. mile beyond limits; $50
WILLMARTH HITCHMAN Il CO.
Is McGraw bldg.
Woodward; will exchange $500
equity FOR lots merchandise. cottage
or farm SO McGraw bldg.
MT ELLIOTT. near CharlevoIx Large
2hat, rooms down. rooms up;
bath. gas. cellar and attic; price re-
duced To $4,000.
LAMBRECHT. KELLY 4 co.
80 GRISW OLD ST
sEYBCRN- AVE. corner, near Kcrche-
Nal--A strictly modern double house.
on 40 foot lot. owner leaving city
end Will sell very reasonable. may
take a small amount in vacant.
LAMBRECHT KELLY & Co
30 GRISWOLD-S
Toi'R HOUSE TERRACE. near oak
ldnd-ave.. has BATH gas. basement,
furnace. rentals $Si6. may consider
some trade
I.AMBRECHT. KELLY & co.
30 GRISW OLD ST
-
STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.
ACME STORAGE CO. largest vans.
packing Main 500, Al Gilnan-st.
ROEHL BROS. moving vans. storage
packing. shipping. Ridge scs: g ei3.
AUCTION SALES.
kEMBERLINC. CHAPMAN q co. Eng
lish aud German merchandise and
real estate auctiOneerS. 3S McGraw
bldg. Main 1850, city 1900.
------------ -
SUMMER RESORTS
THREE new hve-room summer cot
tages. furnished: for rent. Apply I
w Groomes. Whltmore Lake. Mich.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-Gold watch fob. initials w A.
r.. liberal reward. 272 Morroll- St
or phone WEBB.
SHOE REPAIRING.
OLD SHOES made new while you walt
the modern way. Famous Shoe Re-
nairtng Co. &C Stnte-st. Park i23-R
PROPOSALS FOH CLOTHING ND
MH a -. 81
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HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word each Insertion SIX
words or fraction thereof to the line.
cash In advance No advertisements or
less than two lines taken; SIX inser-
lions made for the price OF nvs when
cash 10 paid.
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Rates for Lins.
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accuracy
or assume responsibility for errors OF
any Kind occurring IN telephone advar-
Nseinents. r
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I'm writing love letter man should
remember that Il may come home 10
roost d
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AA0 Bay City Division

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
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MEETING NOTICES.

ASHI.AR LODGE No 81. T. a A NJ -
First degree Thursday at 4 o'clock.
Fred j. Lawrence, See
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
|HlHous's cdebfilM Asfl lflaf
lhs Usual style.
SCENE Oh WASHINGTON AVENUE
Usual Saturday Night Crowd "
nnented by Hundreds Of FantastieSsy
sarbsd Young PeopIe-Easie Band
Out in Full Re9aiia.

Hallowe'e en- was celebrated mere
with iust as much noise az ever. From
dark until nearly midnight last night
Washington avenue was thronged
with people. the usual Saturday night
crowd being augmented by hundreds
OF youngsters. and some who were not
80 young, dressed in all kinds OF IAN
tastic outfits and making as much
racket as possible, with the assistance
OF drums, horns. tin pans. bells, ETC.
and hundreds Of other people who
were out to see the celebration.
The climax was capped, when the
band of the Eagle Engine company
in full Halloween regalia. marched
down the avenue playing popular
airs.
There were no casualties, as far as
could be learned. The people VINO
left anything movable on their
porches last night will have their
troubles this morning, however.
Several enjoyable Hallowe en-
parties were given.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
BATTLES ON GRIDIR0H
CONTINUED from First Page)

for Vanderbilt on the only forward
pass that his team worked.
At Ann Arbor, Mich-Unlversity OF
Michigan "a; Vanderbilt q.
At Chicago-Chicago 90; Minnesota
At West Point-Princeton 0; West
Point O.
At Annapolis---Carlsle l6; Navy 3.
At ambridge-Harvard s; Brown 2.
At New Haven-Yale 40; Massachu-
sets Agricultural 0.
At Ithaca-Cornell 10; pennsylvania
State 4.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25; Car
negle Tech. 0.
AT Madison-Wisconsin 8; Marquette
At Norfolk-University Of Virginia
6. Agricultural Mechanical College
OF North Carolina ..
At observation-disclosures Hopkins IL;
HaverfOrd 5.
At Carlisle. Pa-Gettysburg %; Dick
inson 5.
At Lancaster, Pa.-F'ranklin and Mar
shall 10; Jefferson Medical College
At Columbus, O.-OhiO State UniVer-
sity IA; Ohio Wesleyan University
5.
A, St Louis-Washington University
II; Rose Polytechnical 6.
At Easton, Pa.-Lafayette 6; Buck
nell 6.
At Hartford, Conn.-Trinity %; Holy
Cross 0.
At Medford, Mass-Bowdoin IL;
Tufts TO-
AT Syracuse-Williams 0; Syracuse
At Hanoyer-Dartmouth II; Amherst
At Observation-Disclosures 0; George
Washington II.
At Columbia, Mo-Missouri 0; Ames
16.
At Atlanta-Tennessee 6; Georgia
Technical s.
At Lansing, Mich.-Michigan Agricul-
tural 6; Wabash College 0.
At New Orleans-Tulane 10; Unlver'
sity OF Miss. D.
At Asheville-Bing1am IL; University
OF North Carolina second team o.
AT Macon-Georgia IL; Mercer 0.
At Lynchburg-V. p. !. 10; Washing
ton & Lee 4.
At Auburn-LouisianS State 10; Au-
burn 2
At Lexington, :Ky.--Sewanee ~; Ken
= lucky State University 0.
At Pulaski-Pulaski Athletic 2; Dub
lin Institute 5.
At Mobile-Mobile Military Institute
O; Meridian High School 0.
At Tuscaloosa. Ala.-University OF
/ Alabama %: Chattanooga 6.
At Chapel Hill-Carolina II; Rich
mond College ~.
At Petersburg-Hampden-Sidney 10;
william & Mary 0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

papers are allied with him and me
interests which he represents.
insist that It is not fair for the Presi'
dent to use his Ofce'-an once that
belongs to all the people-as II II
were a party asset or personal as
set and enter actively into the cam
paign. II offends the sense OF JUS
tice and ought to arouse protest
from those who believe that In the
selection OF the chief executive tue
people should be absolutely free 10
choose whom they please.
civilian JENNINGS BRYAN.