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Carl and Ernest Graf left yester- day to spend Christmas at the Yea ger ranch near Huachuca station.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24
lAy6JtERS

My LaValliere's are of the latest and most exquisite designs, prices from s6.O0 to S75.O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24
BROOCHES

My Brooch line is tGo large to ex. plain. It will suit the poorest as well as the wealthiest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24

Dr. Miner returned yesterday from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24

THAT MYSTERIOUS LADY-The Hindoo queen, palmist and ciaigV9y' ant, Room l1 Hotel Letson. IL
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24
SAlRTWAisT SETS

We have the best of va ues in Shirt waist sets large strong Threepiece sets of solid gold for Y2.s0. These make a fine present when engraved nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24
DIAM ONDS

My stock of loose diamonds Is very large. The White and Blue White Perfect in weight. from l-4 to PIP karat at prices you will like and can't beat, ask to see the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24
BEADS
BRACELETS

Bracelets are very popular Xmas
 gifts, my line is new and complete and you will get the latest patterns.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24
LITTLE eoV ARRIVES.

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The Washington times., 1910-11-23
nd Gray Eleven Prepared for Hard Football Game Lg Tomorrow
.OFFICIALDOH GOING
TO ARHY-NAVY GAME
Departments Will Bear a
Deserted Air Next
Saturday.

Any one contemplating starting a war
against this country, or planning an
armed invasion OF the United States, IS
most earnestly requested 10 wait until
after Saturday, November %
For the majority Of the washington
officials Of the Army and Navy De
Iartments are planning 10 attend the
nnuaI football game between the teams
rom West Point and Annapolis acade-
mics, az PhiIadslphia, and a little thing
Ike a war would most seriously dis
turb their arrangements. II the faues
are kind. the CapitaI viii be deserted
on that da-, as far as the military and
naval authorities are concerned
Parties going from this city wiI num-
Der several hundred persons Special
cars have been engaged for the coca
ion one train. OF six cars has been
reserved for the use OF the army mel
alone Secretary OF War Dickinson vii
himself have a special car for the TIP
Among the most prominent persouages
Who VIII attend the game from Wash
lngton, IN addition TO the Secretary o.
81 ar and Secretary Meyer Of the Nav.
arc General Leonard Wood. chief OF
stan. l. : A. Assistant Secretary
Cueer, Secretary MaCNeaEh- Of the
treasury Department Attorney General
ttickeTShaIn- supreme Court Justic,
LJsTton and Mrs. LUrtOn. The French
ambassador and Nine JUsserand- Ger
erai Carter, assistant chief OF staff a.
, A. General WOtherspoOn, Gen A.
thur MURRAY, Cen William Crozi e-
General BiXby, Assistant Secretary o.
the Navy BeekDd0 Winthrop. Re-
Admiral wainwright Rear Admir-.
Mason Rear admiral Cone, Rear sa-
nIral Nicholson. Rear Admiral Por-C--
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
VIRGINIA COUNTS
ON WINNING GAM

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Va
Nov Eff anything was needed TO FIRE
Carolina with a zeal 20 beat Virgiui
and Virginia with the determination e.
win the last big game Of the season. IL
was Georgetown clear victory over III +.
Orange ana Blue November p
TIE game was Z disappointment ~
the students, most Of whom were pre-
OF the weight Of her opponents bur re-
sort VIII be had 20 that recipe Of Carr
Ina s-hnd1ng cure for all past o.
featS N a Thanksgiving Day victor.
For the TaTheels the crucial game eithc-
makes or mars the season and Virgin
now looks at the contest from the same
standpoint
II she can win from the heavy Caro-
liTlanS- VINO have improved greatly sine
the Washington and Lee Eame. she VIII
De SATISFIED Coach Bridges al the be
ginning or the season had the best IN
uiVldual PLAYERS In the South. and rra
ch21ces are that ne viii win them over
from Ln2t i1SlieSS and ugor team We ~
that has been responsible for al their
defeats II Carolina finds ters-rr- -1--
vViU be big turn in the tide, Il Is
feared
Virginia is not counting on losing tho
same by any means. for she has one o.
the fastest teams IN her history TFs-
one trouble IS the EEhtnesS OF the back
neld- Every man there is as East a.
could be desired. but there has been
a lack Of Interference such a. va
given by Stanton and Xancey last yea
An interferer OF Yaucev-s ability %
u mack would make Virginia 10 ID
feared by any team. but Jones fr-
heaviest man in the back field, weieI,
only is pounds
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
CUP IS PRESENTED
TO CENTRAL HIGH
Princeton Alumni Associa-
ton Turns Over Trophy to
High School Champions.

Central High School received this
morning the cup from the Princeton
Alumni Association Of the District OF
Columbia which was meFited by the
teams winning the high school cham
piOnsniD.
The presentation was made at Central
High School by Wallace D. Mclean. OF
Princeton, and was accepted by Captain
Hamilton OF Ire team a 3 Kelly and
Emory Wilson also made speeches
The cup is q new one, as the previous
trophy Is now the permanent posses
sion Of the Tech High. who gained the
right 70 il by winning the championship
three times Central viii therefore have
TO win two more legs on the cup they
now hold To- the year, in order TO keep
II permanently.
Among the Princetonians present were
Oliver Metzerott, w D. Mclean, a. =.
Kelly, Marx b SOX, and Henry TuIIOch-
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
PRICED PIGSKIN
MAY Go TO YALE
Harvard Captain Declines to Flip
Coin for Possession
Of Ball.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 23-It Is
not likely that Captains wilmington and
DAILY VIII tess for the possession of the
football used in last Saturdays game
The ball Is now in the possession Of
Referee L4aiigford, Of Trinity, pending
a decision as to which side shall have
1t, and II has been proposed to settle
the point BY tossing a coin wilmington
received a letter from DAILY asking him
TO name time and place to flip the
coin, but he said this morning he -
not especially anxious 10 have the ball,
and said he'd probably write telling
Captain DaIv that he could keep the
ball Il he wished
The seasons football proceeds at
Harvard We're about $1,000 Last year
they we're about $500. The big game
last year was played in the stadium.
which seats more persons than the Yale
stands.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
SPLENDID RECORD
MADE BY URSINUS
Price Has Turned Out One of
Best Elevens IN
Country.

ing to the cancellation Of the Thanks
giving game with Washington Col
lege, Ursinus College closed one Of the
most successful seasons IN the history
Of the college when it defeated Hav-
erford Saturday
The team came out OF the game in
frst-cIass condition The fact that
ITrsinus has this season turned Qua
one of the best elevcns in the country
is largely due 70 the hard and steady
coaching of John b Price Coach
Prize is a graduate OF the Ursinus in
stitution. and has shown his loyalty
to his alma mater by making many
sacrifices By turning out q team to
defeat Old Penn Price has accomplish
ed a task that viii long be remem-
bered BY both college and university.
and viii 90 down among the annals
of football history.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
FOOTBALL STARS
TO MEET FRIDAY
Sycamore Club Dinner Viii
See Gathering of Famous
GridirOn Men.

- PHILADELPHIA, Nov Z--The Saga
more Club football dinner and college
night AT the Hotel Walton Friday even
ing promises to be quite an important
factor IN the football celebrations this
week
Coming between the Thanksgiving
game and the Army and Navy game,
It viii find most OF the leaders in The
football word In this city, and they viii
gather around the Sycamore board and
discuss changes IN the rules Of Amer
lean teams and give praises to their
various alma mater.
President James Rowe Stewart win
tCasts TO be responded TO are the fol-
lowing Cornell, Layton NJ SChOch;
PENNSYLVANIA Dr. Carl williams.
brown, David L FUIJZ, Princeton,
II. r. HackeJt; Yale DIT Albert S.
Sharpe; Harvard, Carl Marshall:
Virginia, A. l. Noise; Toronto
George " orion The Navy Dr.
son; Carlisle Head Coach Glen s
Warner. Lafayette C r Rinehart:
'-HayerfOrd, Dr. James A Rabbit;
Michigan Head Coach Fielding r
.'SwarJhmore, Wilmer G. Crowell;
Dartmouth r. 7 CroIius- 'BOwdoin.-
Benjamin P. Hamilton
Il IS also expected that Walter Camp,
Of Yale. Dr.. Harry Williams. Of Mime
sofa and a nuLiber Of this years va
T1OUS teams VIII be present. including
Ramsdell, Mercer, Captain COzens and
Scott OF Pennsylva MIA Captain Hart
and Bailo1I1 Of Princeton. Captain DAILY
and Howe G. Yale Peter and T Froth-
iuEhams Of Harvard CAPTAIN SimSun
and SeaSrave- OF Cornell. Captain
Marks, Of Dartmouth Captain Levin. of
HaveTford; Captain Foresman, Of La
fayette; Captain EberIe. of Swarthmore,
and Captain Benbrook. of Michigan:
also Nike Murphy, OF Pennsylvania.
Charles Mccarthy IT., of Germantown,
and a number Of other prominent Of
6cials VII be on hand.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23

last years game was Cancelled. this sea
son contest practically decides the
supremacy for both years
The contest between the two teams
always attracts a brilliant crowd 81
Army and Navy folks and o. society
generally. but il is admitted that the
- - Sille ceslTe OF the players 10 win and
lne nervousness which attaches 10 the
young men with the knowledge tIlat
lney represent their respective services
has lessened the interest IN the game
IRON purely athletic standpoint
No Nervousness
This year. however. il appears that
there are so many veterans on both
teams that nervousness Is likely 10 be
reduced 10 a minimum. and the zane
VIII be almost as notable as purely
sporting event as II is for its social sig
nihcance.
As West Point has yielded TO Harvard
only and has defeated Yale. while the
Midshipmen have made the Carlisle
braves bend the knee. and have pre-
vented any scoring against themselves.
II is claimed that the winner OF the
Army-Nayy game VIII rank the second
team Of the East this season
The Navy team has received ONLY
one severe setback during the season.
and that IS the recent illness Of Capt
T. Starr King with typhoid fever. How
a. ---Af - anu 4-1lALlDEE.
thanks 10 the policy OF developing sub
Stitutes AMI giving them experience in
actual contests. the Navy has three
good men from whom to choose some
one 10 Al his place.
There IS absolutely TO weak place
IN the Navy line With Weems at
center, Wright and Brown at the
guards, Leftin- right tackle. and Gil
christ. with either Hamilton or Cobb
at the ends, the Navy has a crowd of
unenen which Is probably as strong
as any in the country and which album
dainty accounts for the fact that its
goal line has not been crossed this sea
son
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
NAVY CONFIDENT
OF TAKING GAME,
Willie Army's Defeat or Vale Gives II Much PRESTIGE
Middies Believe They Have the Better Team
Many Veterans on Both EIevens.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Nov. 53.-Sone OF
the fourteen games OF football which
have been played between the teams
OF the Naval and Military academies
has promised such close competition and
good sport as mat scheduled 10 take
place on Frank n Field, Philadelphia,
next Saturday
While the Army teams defeat OF Yale
and close game with Harvard puts f.
somewhat at the top so far as the sea
sons record goes. the Nays defeat Of
Carlisle and the big score piled I'D on
Western Reserve and Lehigh show that
the difference. II any. IS so slight that
the smallest circumstance may turn
the balance and bring victory or de-
feat
Besides. the Navy goal line has not
been crossed this season. and the team
has been sldIlfuIly handled so as to
bring l. to its highest point on the day
of the game
May Tie Series.
The Navy team has a special reason
for wishing TO win this game, as a VIC
tory means tie in the series while
a defeat vii put West Point two games
ahead. z lead which viii be hard 10
oNeL coiL4S- III li4e LOui teen games play
ed. there has been one tie. while An
napOHs has won six games and West
Point seven The series began in 1880.
and when IL endedIfor a time IL 1893. the
Navy had won three games and the
Army but one
The Army won the first contest after
the resumption in 1893 and the Navy 1he
second Then came q string OF four vic
tories for the military boys Two win
nings for the Navy tied the series. but
the Army forged ahead again TWO years
ago by securing a TO victory As
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Where's the ArsUer?

Listen to Strategic Coach Brown Of
Harvard: Before the game the
main problem of the day was as
follows: Barring luck, can a jump
shift With a straight split and
taCkle-piHChed base and triple
projection beat q slow shift with
a bigger base and double projee-
ton when executed by a Is per
cent better machine?" Brown is
also the man who can watch a
football game ana remember every
formation and every play. He
has his mystery, Just as the blind
folded simultaneous chess player
has his.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
SPRACKLING SURE
TO BE BROWN CAPT
No Opposition Shown to Election
of Fast Quarter
hack

PROVIDENCE, Nov 23.-Quarterbaci
SpracklinS OF the Brown football team,
whose work in the Yale game DID so
much to accomplish the 21-to-0 Brown
victory. is 70 be captain Of the 1911 team
There IS no opposition talked OF, and
when the game with Carlisle tomorrow
here IS ended. SpIackling viii probably
be the unanimous choice for leader.
This is the third year for Spracklfng
on the gridirOn- and It is freely pro
phesied that he will put the team near
the top next season.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23

truly wonderful work for Harvard that
their positions are likely to be con-
ceded- At right end Brooks. Of Yale
does not compare with Fitzpatrick. but
when the supreme test came in the
game when Yale was supposed to be
sc badly beaten, it was Brooks who
stood of the brunt OF the attack He
vas ali over the field, diving for
punts, breaking up interference, and
JacEtnS 50 feariesSly that Harvard's
great baCkfield was forced TO look to
right to the A1l-American may be dis
puted. but the team would certainly
not De weakened by the presence of
this player
COzens Deserves Place.
Captain COzens has played truly re-
markable football for Penn all year.
Pennsylvania. has always been blessed
by good CenteTs. but this year Cozens
was called back on the secondary de-
tense and his duties doubled when
he was called upon to break up ali
forward passing. He was good
passer- speedy runner, and a reliable
tackle.
Magidsohn was one Of the best backs
Michigan ever had, and around him
was built the Wolverines offense- The
selection Of Pendleton may be disputed.
but when II is aiken into consideration
that this much watched player won
the Lafayette and Dartmouth games
and scored PTincetOnS only points
against Yale some estimate of his real
strength may be obtained This is Pen
dietOn'S first year in varsity football
but before he is through he should be
classed with PTinceton's greatest stars
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
PHILLIPS ANDOVER
CHOOSES CAPTAIN

ANDOvETt, Nov. 23.-Charies E Van
BrockIin. u, OF Syracuse, N Y, was
elected captain Of the Phillips Andover
Academy football team for next. season
He is one of the fastest ends ever de-
veloped at AndOver, his tackling alone
emitting him to first honors for pre-
paTatory school ends, and his work on
the offensive being also ren1a rka bly,
good His playing in the recent And
Over-EXeter game contributed raateri-
ally toward Andover's q to 0 victory.
Van BrOcklin is twenty years old, FIVE
feet five inches tall. and weighs $50
pounds He viii enter Yale.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
HARE AND HOUND CHASE.

The boy scouts Of the local Y. NJ.
c. A. are planning a unique event for
Thanksgiving morning in the nature Of
a hare and hound chase. The hares
will be equipped with chalk and viii
start out ten minutes before the hounds
are let loose Whenever the hares turn
corner they must make a mark
with the chalk, in other words, leave n
trail behind them for the hounds to
follow The race will finish al thu boys
department and should consume about
an hour
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
MCCARTHY SIGNS.

CHICAGO, Nov Z5.-Jack Mccarthy,
the veteran oUtielder, VINO started his
big league career as d member OF the
Cincinnati Reds in 1892 and whose last
job in fast company was with the
Superbas in 1907, again has signed to
pilot the Danville club Of the Three
Eyed League in 1911 Mccarthy was
the manager Of the team Of Joe Can
mons home town last season, the com
bination finishing on the bottom rung
Of the championship ladder.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
TO PLAY FORT TEAM

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 22-The Card
nal Athletic Club football club VIZ
have as their opponents tomorrow t--
1zSrd Coast Artillery from Fort WasI.-
inEtOn- The game viii probably be the
last Of the season for the AIexandria--
and they are particularly anxious d.
win the contest The fort team h.
The advantage IN weight, but the Card
nails hope to Offset this by clever team
work
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
MISSOURI PREPARED
I FOR KANSAS TEAM

KANSAS CITY, No. Nov 22.-Hun-
dTeds OF followers of the University OF
Kansas and the University of Missouri
are preparing to invade Kansas CITY to-
morrow for the annual gTidfron dual
which VIII award football hOnors to one
or the other of the rival State insti-
tutions- It VIII be the twentieth con-
secUtire year that the two eIevens have
met OF the nineteen games pIaved
Kansas has won fourteen and Missouri
four. In 1900 the game resulted in a tie.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23

Georgetown today viii put on the fin
ishinS touches for the final contest OF
the season against the strong Lehign
eleven
Although there Is gere1aI dissadsfac-
ton expressed at the 81 owing OF the
varsity In Saturdays CaTle against y.
n I boys, the adherents of the Blue
and Cray are confident that their fas-
orites viii recover from their slump
Everybody recognizes the fact that Lee
high Is a dangerous foe, and for
this reason the players are cxpending
every effort TO regain the condition N
which they found themselves prepara-
tory 10 the game with the University
OF Virginia
Captain DAILY and John Powers. presi-
dent Of the Athletic Association, are
striving 10 their utmost 10 raise more
interest among the students themseIves-
y large mass meeting Is 10 be held IL
CASTOR HAN tonight, with a view 20
stTOEsinS more enthusiasm, and 10 or
ganize sCme sort OF cheering section 10
support the team Powers and the o.
ncerS of the association SJiH believe
that they can raise the same spirit
which was exhibited at the Virginia
game
Costello Out.
General gloom was cast over the spir-
its Of the players yesterday WHEN IL was
learned that Costello may not De able
to participate IN Thursdays battle, Ow-
ing 30 Q strain which he received while
SpTintinE up and down the field Monday
Fury, the star haIIback, on whom
Georgetown depends for much. is SUI
fering from a badly bruised side, which
prevents him from running, and kept
him out Of yeSt-rday'S practice Bari
cello i far from being IN even a fair
condition. on account Of bad bruises
about the shoulders
In the S8gEal practice OF yesterday Sit
t5rdiIg played quarter and Walsh was
in fullbaCk, though he is still hmpiuS
slightly one relieving feature OF the
back in the same With the exception
OF the few minutes which he played in
the Y. NJ / game. Dunn has not played
IN any regular contest since the Pitts
burg battle.
Georgetown is hoping to Offset Le-
highs advantage Of a heavier back field
BY her .stonewaH defense The Hnemen
are all IN perfect condition, with the eE-
ceptiOn Of BaricpilO, and Fitzgerald.
who received . bad kick on the temple
IN Mondays ScrimmaEe-
Signal Drill Today.
Today's practice is to consist Of a long
signal drill and the arranZf.fZ OF special
formations to break I'D The Bethlehem
teams line-chargiug plays
The lineup has not yet been decided,
but owing to the many injured men,
there IS not much choice left 10 Coach
Nielsen The line viii start practical lv .
the same as that which opposed Vir-
ginia, except that Carter viii prOba bly, I
be seen IN BariCello'S end Sftterdfn.r is
ton Dunn and Walsh viii hold down
the halves, and Kelley viii probably be
Fsen IN FULL it his leg rounds into proper .
shape
Cunniff, the center, viii not be in the
game. as he left this morning for his T.
nome ID Boston TO spend Thanksgiving 1
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
BAILEY REELECTED

NEW YORK Nov 23-Senator 7 "
Bailey Of Texas was reelected presi-
dent OF the American Association Or
TrOtting Horse Breeders az the annual
meeting OF the organization at Madison
Square Garden yesterday Il vas the
largest meeting OF the association held
In years.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
FINISH SERIES

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Nov. 3.-The
Virginia stars and third Cardinal
football teams Of Alexandria finished
the series OF five games, the Virginia
StaFS winning four Of the five.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
The Washington Tines AHAmerican
Football Team
By THOMAS KIRBY.

On Saturday Taps VIII be sounded
at the formal conclusion Of one Of the
most successful seasons football has
ever experienced
It is doubtful If there has ever been
a year in which upsets have been more
numerous. with the result that the in
terest throughout the campaign has
been more sustained than ever before
This has in 10 way been limited to one
section.
Closing one Of the most disastrous
years in Yale football, the Blue closed
with a rush, and, By defeating Prince
ton and holding Harvard sCOreIesS, uc-
COmDlished what was generally cOnsid-
cred impossible In the West Minnesota
simply swept -he whole section, and
was picked 10 beat Michigan, but along
came YOst with his powerful machine
and surprised middle Western critics
by winning an Undisputed title
GeoTgetown's Feat.
Here at Washington, Georgetown did
what has not been accomplished by q
Blue and Gray eleven in years by win
ming from Virginia. and presented rec
ord that cannot at least be exceIled by
any team in this section.
To attemlyt to select from the thou
sands Of players in all parts Of the
country an AH-American team is no
small task, but on the reports Of the
performances OF the different stars The
Times herewith presents one Of the first
all-star teams picked
There may be disputes In several posi-
tions, but there are at least three places
where argument is useless. that is in
the berths given 10 fitzpatrick, Of Yale.
at end; Sprackling, Of Brown. at quar-
terback; and Benbrook. the Michigan
captain, at guard Ia the opinion Of the
writer these three men completely
eclipse any other players in their respect
i've positions. and they VIII Unquestion-
ably be named by Walter Camp for
THE AH-AmeTican-
Fitzpatrick Shines.
To.those who read the accounts of the
Harvard-YaIe and Yale-Princeton games
tFera is no necessity for any extended
discussion on the prowess Of fitzpatrick.
He was simply in a class by himself. and
VIII 20 down in football annals as one
Of the greatest ends that ever played
the game
For two years reports from Providence
told of the good work being done BY
Sprackling. but il was not until this fan
when Brown invaded New Haven, and
dealt 10 Yale the worst humiliation she
had ever received that Sprackling got
his true credit. He outguessed every
one on Yale field. executed forward
passes fauItlessly, and was the biggest
single faction in Browns triumph.
Last year Benbrook was universally
picked for the all-star aggregation. This
fall his work was even better, for he not
only outplayed any man he faced, but
actually shined when he was forced to
90 against two men assigned the Diff
ferent coaches to keep him from shat
tering wen worked-up offenses-
In the Yale game Wendell With
inSton, Mckay, and Fisher did such
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Costello, Fury, and Bari
cello Not In Form for
Lehigh Contest
CUNNIFF LEAVES
FOR HOME TO-DAY
Blue and Gray Viii Hardly Present
Its Strongest Lineup
Tomorrow.
Officials for the Game.

Poe, Princeton, referee
Donneliy, Holy Cross, umpire
SlebeT, Gettysburg, head EneSman-