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5lnrn pnknta.
Naubt lin Suitrm i Sarge. So

1tpIp 9utSpAus
;sauot lin Snitrn / Sarge. Sobn
g. 8en5el, ben Wsanb ira G9elano,
iom De iioite BAR Waaneoer bar 9leil'
nemisat itore StrGfninger al Noro'
peiten for at iinoe lin forlpunone
Suitru og bcres ire Smaabsrn, bar
forrige llee iaa beloig at ltsoe paa
beuoe / Sarge, men bernleo er tlge'l'
Iunoe hans Yrspelier tilenoe. SIT
Itri,en negter nemlig beItennt at telge
ham tiIbage til oereS Slein, % pei
Ter life bill bun eipe Slip paa gsr'
meme. Oct belle pil MI enoe nleo en-
.GfiIsmisieproces % en- Scamp ON De
pIfplbige 9srn. Mr. @en5el ltal
bore meget pelitaaenoe.
Gsnucube at ogrfe Tlag. sra
Bead iortGlles, at s. ". Smith Der
ltebs bar tient npiten $4,000 paa
Gprfnins al Star iibite aar, men laa
bar ban oa ogiaa oreoet Oct ! Oct
Itore. SiDite Seit fierte ban laale'
oes lin gpiinq inc til 9pen meo en-
pploia Gasoline engine, % "ytptom.
mere, lom life q plot berellte !
8eIten, miitebe 0tunb % WfGle al
SorbauieIie, ba 9asolinemalftrlen
fom puitenoe meo ben lange HGffe
al goane ener "Eanfs", iom De Der
fables, bper boloeube 125 gu'bels at
De lille alatte 5re. S%rare8net Onl-
foitninaerne meo 8leining, Saanlrlg,
Snobsimins, GrGifing % aiertng til
Worfeoet, bpilfe llbgiftSpo'ter ialf
beleb Tia til $t1.0S5, bar Wfr. Smith
M ituffet $36,915 / Sommen, botl'
fet aItioa err bans 6ortienelte Tor
Sommeren. Sette bar bans fer'te
Sorieq meo Sorbbrlrg, oa ban fer
bar orepet en- 2anoiorretntng | Seab.
9uucnoe Scsu. Get aniees lonl
meaet betpouingSiuloe % looenoe
Sean / Sorbinoelie meo Den proJet'
tereoe npe 2inie al Great Nortbern,
Der iom en- iaafalbt cutoff" ira Gas,
ielton.2iuien ifulbe gaa ira apr til
Yfinot, at 8reat Iortbern Solpnltte
Gpmpanp bar erbuerpet Jig StIeoe
boa 2%anoitpffer | WcSenrp, Eterce,
@eaS, Coon % @riggs @oultfper,
bpiIfe 2ano man oltiaa artager er
9eauuoelien til npe Yper langS bert
ne 9inie. gnopibere er TO Seftioner
2an0 blepcn fight mo til gteru Hoct'
fprb. bpilfen 9p penteS at bllpe 9lori
iii OepiIionSpunft for Den me Snne
Zen ferIte 9p / RcSenrp Gollntp olI
blipe omtrent toIp Qil iposltenfoi
Surrep, Sen anoen peo 8intertnt
Miper. s &ierce Gourttp er S9oe'
for mn @p uoieet omtrent otte Wtl
uorbenfor Sarpen. % DC TO | @eus
Gountn bill bIipe omtrent tretter
@PtIc / Spo for Seiper og Slora
beuhoIospis, oen iibite al Dem on,
treut toIu Ntil / Noropeit for Nen
Rcctiorb; Den me gp | Coon eouilt'
blipcr 10 MiI ipbpitenfor iontmI
@p. Ger ifal pore al 8rino til a
tro, at Dem me 9inie bliper bpgse
rpitc Sommer. Great Nortbern oi
berueb funne briuge fine Surtigtnt
melem Sniqingbperne % Winot pat
70 elmer fortere Sib emo nj er I'll
feIbet, % nenre cutoff" bill oerto'
uben Spil bIipe bennttet iom Sopeo
Iinie. Otter Be inbfisbte SptomteI
at BONNIE piI 9inien lsbe parallel
meb Soo.9anen omtreut Ter eIler OFT
Mil fra oeune % benimpo 10 Wtt
ira Sberon.g Smonb Sibclinien q
Nortbern 8acific. Gen Ggn, ion
ben prcicftereoe Sinie aiennemltl9
rer, cr bel bebpeset 90 al oct beolt'
2ano / Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07
mta SEQ

SupptSiIt VI HttptHBSTt~N 49,
llpe Igerbruaslfole / ga Crosse
Goluntp bill blipe inopiet peo en- Set.
iigbeb, Der ifaI afboloes ira lite til
4be Sebr. Or. s, 6. Tiisiea ira
Mabiion llniperiitet ifal boloe Sno'
pi~eliestaIen ben 3oie Sebr.
Salbt nbpoer alippeifrGnten. -
CLAUS anution, iom arebioeoe ! ct
Stenbrno paa Copper al Den beie
@r~anooooop gluff peo Ga Grosie,
falot Rptaarsaften = eaer rettere
ON gitermiobaeen - uboper ben
200 500 bsie alippeifrGnt bporpeo
ban naturliepis sieblifteltg bleo
0r9bt,
Wuroercn Defender. Sobn ".
SssobnIon, anflaset for ben lobe Dec.
at babe brGbt Mrs. anna Sberlep
/ SannibaI, tilitob forrige uge i'm
l~laierning og blep al 0omner Nartt
peb Hetten | Weoforo benlt til lins'
pariat Slaperi / @mlprn. Sorbrn'
beren anaap iom @runo for Wforoet,
at Msrs. Sberlep bapoe ,glort BAN
raienoe peb of bebreioe BAN Tor at
bore lao o. upiaig til at arbeioe.
gorserme bill bpsse S%ernbane. =
geo ct Msoe, iom forleoen bolotes !
8rairie Sarm, blep Der oannet ct VT
tieielIfab meo en- 8apital al $25,o0o
for at bpage en- Sernbane ira BraI'
rie Ssarm til ct 8unft peo 8tscorlln
Central 0ipiiionen at Soo.9anen.
Den paatpnfte 2inie bill gaa glen'
mem 8raptopn, bporpao ben enfef'
biz aaa aiennem 9romning % babe
fit gnbepunft i 8lenpooo, eler gao
birefte til gmeralo og babe 1T enoe'
punft Der. Ga 8rairie 8arm life bar
noaen Sernbaneforbinoelie, piloe oer
pootenfte 2inie blipe at itpr Setpo'
nina, life alene Tor pennc Sp, nlef
ogiaa for Smegnen.
.Saueus npe 2injc. Oct ter'
Ste Sfriot / Tetuing at Soo-Sanens
pootpnfte 2inje ira Superior til alb
Ionb iiges M at p9re slort oeo alet
al en- Sernbane for Eemrlerorllt
onIaat mellem 8aibburn og ct Yinf'
ner Gornucopia, gapiieio eonrtp
Senne 9ane, Der langs Kate Siipe
riors ipblige 9reo M bllner benpf
tet til Sransportering al Ssnlnler
ifol bore ioo goot bpsget, at 500
@ouen uoen pioere Smbpgning tar
benptte Den oper De % Wtil, lort oer
bpffer. Ran peo enonu Inn, a
berne goneIhlb er bleoen flebt, o.
Ser ipnes life at bore Soll ON, q
goo.ganen er paa gnnoen al oe
belle.
Maen bar perct "fOretasiom". =
@eb Sc Sorbsr, iom Maoiion mn e
bIepue forte for at bringe no9el
alorbeo / Usineral 8cint Santen'
forpifIebe affGrer, er bet bleoen op
Init. at 9iccprriibent alen oar e.
meaet "foretaaiom" @ano. San ban
Sc oubraqt Ieuge = bel at mGrt
life fine cane = / utallige Wsinefon1
nonier oper belle geiten, % 6orteo
nelien ppcr bcm fpIbte Here maltlr
5frepne Cher. 5 Copper Sita gel
nina 60. alene bolber alen 6oo'Vo'
gftier, oo / Gaiino Wsinlng 70. "a
bon onpenOt $4,000. Disc non
g(ftier mener ban err pGro, boao pa'
betaIte, oa enbcl al Dem er operoragi'
til Den fauereoe 9onf. geo oofpe
rot Sen site Sec. op9ao allen ON
treut 60 Wiuefcmpanier. bpori "a.
bopbe fisbt aftier. De fleite az otsl
SoretaeeuScr par .enpi'u nun al rt'o
roo Yopiret, men ban bapoe troe'
at Sc "piloe blipe Isnnenoe", laso
ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07
3Mnntuna.

Gn &ander frpsiet ibiGl. @il-
liam @arritp, en- 2O.aarig Hander
boenoe IA Ril fra Great Sails, blep
forrise llge funoen ibialfrosien
NRrbeoen af Sopeopeien ODER Neo
Butte. Den unee Mano bar ppret
foripunoeu iiben 20oe December, %
ban ON aftenen | en- ipgenoe Sne-
form forloo en- Wabo for at begipe
fig til lit Stem. Man bar belt iioei1
ba isgt efter BAN, men isrit forleoen
fanbtes bans Sig / ct &rat nogle faa
500 fra @eien. Gen forulpffeoe bar
Ssn al Ell at Statens &ioneerer, Der
mn aniees iom meget pelbapenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

Iaar Sc ffriber til Gpertes
terenbe, iaa nGr iaa penlie at
mebbele. at 9e iaa beres
advertisement / "9ecorabsgos
ten. Set iitrer Dem ben
bebite gebnnblirg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

MAJ, Siu,meut aarartsres at surere hnert StIteloe
AZ sIsruec' Blind, bIsecnee erer frenfaaenee Ttlss
q q III "a gsor ener ttltaoebetaie Rtuaene. Noe. 9ti'
t,rsot az PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. LOUIS, MO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

eGrerinbeu q Sm~aaflasieul "Sig
mia, @unppr, bar on no9eniiree Jet en-
Stort?~
@unpor. "Nei. for uaar Storien foms
mer til os, ulaa iee aItio barre | Ell aueei
GGrelie.~
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
SATURDAYS Football Scores.

At New Haven-Yale 0, Harvard o.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan 6, Mime
sofa o.
At Chicago 10, Chicago O..
At Spokane-Vancouver Argos s.,
Spokane (rugby).
At Tacoma-Aberdeen high o, Ia
coma high o.
At Seattle-Lincoln high o, Broad
way high o.
At ingham-Bellingha high 5,
Queen Anne high o.
At Baltimore-Carlisle 10, John
Hopkins o.
At st. Louis-Iowa State 3s, Wash
ington University o.
At West Point-West Point II,
Trinity o.
At Easton, Pa.-Lafayette ID, Le-
high 0.
At Annapolis-Navy 9, New York
University 0.
At Lafayette-Indiana is, Purdue o.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
IDAHO NEWS ITEMS

The State Teachers association
meets this week at Boise.
President MacLean of the Univer-
sity of Idaho continues to improve from
the fever.
Frank Hart, aged So, who has been
a resident of Lewiston for, number
of years, died recently.
The Sunset Brewing company of Wal
lace is planning to rebuild it's plant
destroyed by fire in August last.
Hundreds of farmers in the Dakotas
locate next year, according to A. Sat
terberg of North Dakota.
President Black and Mrs. Maud
Brown Curtiss of the Normal faculty
were instructors before the recent Bon
ner County Teachers institute.
j. w. Mcdowell, who was recently ar
rested charged with the murder of his
wife at Springston, Idaho, is held with
out bail till his trial the last of this
week.
Horace Noble sold his one-half inter
est in the Hotel Noble at Orofno to
William Shriver for $4,000. Mr.. Noble
owned the hotel with j. Coontz of
Grier.
The Lewiston Normal is fast gaining
reputation outside of the state of
Idaho. The enrolment at the present
time is very close to two hundred
eighty.
A Saturday morning fire at Burke
destroyed the building occupied by
Fox's boarding house and restaurant
The loss is estimated at $4,000 to
$4,000. Cause unknown.
A law regulating capitalization Of
corporations in interstate commerce
should be pressed at the coming ses
sion of congress, Senator Borah Of
Idaho says. He thinks little good viii
result from the investigation of cap
italization by the Hadley commission
Among the nuts received for plant
ing on the burned over areas of tn
Occur d'Alene forest by SUPERVISE
Weigle, are several hundred pounds o.
hickory nuts from the Biltmore IN. c..
great Vanderbilt estates. The shipmen
also contains black walnuts and Re-
Oak acorns from Arkansas.
P. E. Ellis of the Sites Telephon
company is completing the first lap i
the new phone line to Kamiah. TIL
new line is completed to Kooskia
Kamiah Kooskia Tahoe Winona an
I<idder ridge will have main line wir
connecting with the long distance wire
with the central Office at Sites.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
GUN TEST BRINGS
DEATH TO FOUR
Breech of Five-Inch Gun Explodes
in Navy Proving Grounds at
Indianhead.

Washington.-Four men were killed
Saturday by the premature explosion
of a fve-inch gun at the Indianhead
navy proving grounds. The breech
block of the gun, which was being
tested, few backward into the gun
crew.
The dead, in addition to Lieutenant
Caffee, are: J. L. Brown, bakery fore
man; Nelson Jackson, negro bakery
attendant, and J. J. Leary, ordnance
man.
The ordnance bureau has ordered n
board of inquiry to develop details of
the accident.
The gun, which was new one from
the navy yard gun factory, had been
fred twice. The accident occurred
during the third round, just as the
breech was being closed. The accident
was similar to the explosion which
caused the death of 10 soldiers in the
pit of one of the disappearing guns at
Fort Monroe, Va, last summer.
The employers liability act win
come into play in this case and the
families or dependents of the victims
of the explosion will receive the
equivalent of one years pay.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
MONTANA NEWS NOTES

At recent meeting of the Marysville
Mines and Metals company, which con-
trolls the Bell Boy and Towsley groups
of mines in the Marysville district, in
structions were issued for continuous
operations throughout the winter.
The General Shafter mine, in the
Summit district of Madison county, has
resumed operations.
The town of Libby, county seat of
Lincoln county, is believed to overlie a
bed of rich placer ground.
The Lincoln county board of can
vassers has declared Eureka the perma-
nent county seat by Is majority.
On account of the shortness of feed
many Montana ranchers are said to be
selling their flocks of sheep to ranch
men in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Last
month, it is stated, $4,000 sheep were
shipped from Montana to these prov
inces.
The receipts at the United States
assay Office in Helena during October
amounted to $155,049, of which Mon
tana contributed $154,077. Fergus coun-
ty again takes first place among the
Montana counties, with Madison second
and Choteau third.
An important strike is reported from
the Rimini district, Is miles south of
Helena, where Swan brothers and
Joseph Davis have been developing a
property on Lee mountain, which shows
21a feet of ore with an average value
of sos to the ton.
The new strike at the Barnes King
mine at Kendall is most encouraging
there being plenty of ore in sight tc
keep the mill in operation for an in
definite period. The highest assay
shows $24 and the greater part of the
body runs from $40 to $40.
Leonard Bailey, deposed as night
chief of police at Helena, has filed 6
suit in the district court against the
police commission to have it's findings
ordering his dismissal set aside. Bailey
was convicted on charges of incom
potency preferred by Mayor Edwards
Stockholders of the Penwell Rancl
company, organized two years ago tt
take over sheep property in Meighel
county, has received dividend disburse
ments of so per cent on subscriptions
making total to date of 1874 per cent
Twenty per cent more will follow il
the spring.
Friends of United States Senate
Thomas H. Carter, who was defeated fo
reelection at the recent election, asser
that the senator has been rendered al
appointment as member of the su
lpreme court to fill the vacancy caused
by the retirement of Associate Justic
Moody. Senator Carter is at Washing
ton.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01

There is now pending in congress a
bill designed to make it impossible for
manufacturer to dictate the price at
which goods that he produces shall be
sold at retail. 1t is one of several bills
the republicans should push through
the house and senate prior to surren-
dering control of the former body. Tt
is designed to thwart monopolists and
in that respect at least is a measure in
the interests of the people.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
Two Apple Show Winners.

Avery Brothers of Hood River were
awarded large silver cup for the best
carload of Yellow Newton apples at
the National Apple show, the cup be-
ing presented by the international
Apple Shippers association of Chicago.
A. d. Helm of Ashland, Ore, was
given the silver cup for the best
paced car of fruit. The cup was pre-
scented by the Chicago Association of
Commerce.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
COMING
STHEATER ATTRACTIONS
AT SPOKANE

Have seats reserved by mail, sending q
deposit to manager and stating about where
you desire seats, naming attraction and date.
THE AUDITORIUM, II. @. Hayward
Post St., north of Riverside Ave- Mgr.
High Glass Productions
THE SPOKANE, Chas. w. York, Mgr-
Post St., south of Riverside Ave.
Every Night-Popular Prices.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01

CHOW, Johnny" said the teacher,
eff your mother bought three baskets
of grapes, the Dealers price being rs
cents basket, how much would she pay
for the entire lotf'
"Nobody couldn't tell" answered
Johnny. "Ma's a wonder when it
comes to beatin' them hucksters down.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
BATTLE IN MEXICO
The INTERIOR, The Scene OF
Much BLOODSHED.
One to Five Hundred People Are Re
ported to Have Been Killed-Zaca-
tecas, in the Interior, Was Center of
Battle - Quiet Restored and City
Under Martial Law

Ell Paso, Texas, Nov. 21.-One hun.
bred persons were killed in riots which
took place at Zacatecas in the interior
of Mexico Saturday night, according to
reports received here this morning.
Soldiers fred in struggling body of
rioters, with disastrous effects. One
hundred is the lowest estimate of the
loss of life, which may reach 500.
The American consul at Zacatecas
telegraphed the first news of the riots
to the Mexican consulate at San An
tonic, stating that that town was in a
state of terror and that the loss of life
would not be less than 100. No details
were given other than that company
of soldiers was ordered to fire upon a
vast crowd of rioters which thronged
the streets.
Zacatecas is the capital of the state
of Zacatecas and is remote from lines
of communication. News of the riots
did not reach the outside world until
late Sunday, although the battle took
place Saturday night. 1t is stated that
quiet is now restored, by placing the
city under martial law.
The latest reports are that the slain
are still lying in the streets where they
fell.
Tuesday Was Quiet.
Mexico City, Nov. 21.-The insur-
rection which was said to have been
planned for Sunday against the govern
ment of Mexico failed to materialize.
Sunday passed without unusual incident
and while the authorities have not re-
Taxed their vigilance, it is believed nc
furtbar trcnblac will oacur
The Mexico City Fight.
Estimates of the number killed in
the recent fight between soldiers and
police on one side and revolutionists
on the other at Puebla, continued today
to be placed at from 100 to no. Dis
patches from that city Sunday say it
is certain over 100 had been killed in
the conflict.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
APPLE SHOW WINNERS IN TEN
BOX CONTEST AT
SPOKANE.


Arkansas Black-First, A. w. Sim
mons, Freewater, Ore, $75; Tedford
Bros, Wenatchee, second, $25.
Baldwin-First, G. F. Fullerton, Otis
$75; B. L. Smith, Okanogan,
second, $25.
Delicious-First, T. j. Black, Wen
atchee, $50; Wenatchee Orchard Bonds
Cashmere, second, $25.
Grimes Golden-First, John Bengel,
Spokane, so; no second.
Jonathan First, Robert Johnson,
North Yakima, $50; T. j. Black, second,
$25
Mcintosh Red-First, C. L. Green,
Wenatchee, $50; J. G. Wood, Kalispell,
Mont, second, $25.
Rhode Island Greening First, G. l..
Green, $75; John K. Hakel, Hood River,
Ore, second, $25.
Rome Beauty First, R. McRae,
Walla Walla, $50; B. M. Chapman,
Cashmere, second, $25.
Spitzenburg-First, G. M. Adams.
Stayman Winesap-First, T. j. Black,
$75; no second.
Wagener-First, A. Schafer, Chester,
$50; E. Remy, North Yakima, second,
$25.
Winter Permain-First, William Ted
ford, SIS; J. Howard Wright, North
Yakima, second, $25.
Winesap-First, H. M. Gilbert, North
Yakima, $50; Tedford Bros, second,
SIS.
Yellow Newtown-First, John Hakel
$50; G. L. Green, second, $25.
exhibitor-John Hakel, solid silver Low
ing cup.
Best 10 boxes Winter Banana-First
F. L. Pugh, Peach, $50; George Spencer
Entiat, second, $25.
Black Twig-First, G. L. Green, Wen
atchee; second, William Tedford, Wen
atchee. First prize, $25 in cash ant
spray; second prize, SIS.
Ben Davis-First, Tedford Brothers
Wenatchee; second, William Tedford
Wenatchee. First prize, $35 cash ant
herb auger; second prize, SIS.
Jonathan-Robert johnson, Nortl
Yakima; second, Tedford Brothers
Wenatchee. First prize, $25 cash an'
800 apple trees; second, $40 cash ant
100 pear and 100 peach trees.
| OdNlu-I lISI, 1eu1O1u DIOIneIS, wei
atchee; no second. First prize, So
cash and 100 David trees.
Mcintosh Red-Won by J. G. Wood
Kalispell, Mont; $25 cash and 500
apple seedlings.
Rome Beauty-Won by L. Greer
Wenatchee; second, J. H. Grave, Ma
laga First, $25 cash and 500 Rom
Beauty trees; second, SIS cash.
Spitzenburgs-W by Tedford Bros
Wenatchee; second, Bourgaiz & Gerche
Fruit company, North Yakima. Firs
prize, $25 cash and 500 Rome Beaut
trees; second, SIS.
Tompkins Kings-First, o. B. Smit
Jr., Spokane; second, J. n. Butler
Son, Spokane. First prize, $25 and so
trees; second, SIS.
Wagener-First, John Howard, Oti
Orchards; second, E. Remy, North Val
ina. First prize, $25 cash and SO
trees; second, SIS.
Winesaps - First, Tedford Bros
Wenatchee; second, H. D. Clark, Wei
atchee. First prize, $25 cash; secon,
( SIS.
! White Winter Permain-C. Haydel
, Walla Walla; second, John Scott, We
4 atchee. First prize, $55 cash; secon
2 sis.
Yellow Bellfower - First, Tedfol
Bros, Wenatchee, $35.
= Yellow Newtown-First, John Hake
i Hood River, Ore; second, John Bengt
. Spokane. First prize, $35; second, 81
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01
Force Lodge Out.

Boston, Nov. %. = Governor-eleet
Eugene N. Foss has issued statement
in which he demands that Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge withdraw from the
field for reelection. In the event of
refusal Mr.. Foss declared he would go
into every section of the commonwealth
in a campaign to defeat the senator
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-12-01

The Oldest woman in Vienna, Kath-
arina Lustig, died recently at the age
of 112 in the Jewish almshouse.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-03
CHICKASHA WON EASILY
FROM LINDSAY TEAM

The opening game OF football III
Chiclxasha was pulled of Saturday aft
ernoon between Chickasha High school
and Lindsay High school. with he
Goddess Of Victory lowering over and
finally taking up her permanent abode
in the camp Of the Blue and Gold. The
Lindsay braves wended their way
homeward consoling themselves with
the short end OF % to score
The two teams were practically an
even match from the standpoint OF
weight, but due credit must be given
Coach Eckles for having rounded the
Chickasha clan into shape and working
out splendid formations. Also the
team plays with snap and vim that is
sure to give all comers a run for their
money. Lindsay, on the other hand,
played waiting game and many a
good minute was lost while Swartz
called a series of signals as long as a
3O-foot rope.
Swartz kicked off for Lindsay to
Chickashas l5-yard line. Gilbert made
good catch and with the pigskin
tucked under his arm executed a 25-
yard run before he was pulled down
Chickasha. by a series Of end runs
hustled the ball down the field within
striking distance and Gilbert went over
the line but fumbled and Lindsay
man fell on the ball, eliminating the
d-have-been touchdown into a
touchback and counting nothing. The
first quarter closed with the score
0 to 0.
In the second quarter Heffner went
over for touchdown and GILBERT
kicked goal. Score to 0. Gilbert
Kicked of and Lindsay hammered the
ball far down into the blue and gold
territory but lost it on downs. BY
two end runs Chickasha landed the
oval on Lindsay's l5-yard line and lost
fl on a rumble. Lindsay was held for
downs and the ball went back to Chick
asha who with few line smashes sent
Heffner over the line as the whistle
blew the ending Of the first half. No
touchdown. Score to 0.
During the intermissiou between
halves the enthusiasts made the well
kin ring whatever that isl with their
spavy. scrappy yells and the warriors
trotted back to the field harboring a
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determination to pile up score as
high as the grandstand
Second Halt.
Gilbert kicked to Lindsay's 25-yard
line and that eleven after two futile at.
Itempts to advance punted.
Fumbles seemed popular with Chick.
asha and the ball was thuslv lost on the
first down After a line smash Or TWO
Lindsay executed a pretty one-side
Kick and Ward romped on down the
field sor touchdown. Swartz kicked
goal. Score 6 to 6.
Lindsay kicked off and when the
teams lined up for the scrimmage the
Chickasha tribe pulled off couple Of
nifty forward passes that netted them
sixty yards. after which Heffner
secuted right end for touchdown; but
Gilbert failed to boot the balr between
the bars and the score stood Ii to G..
Chickasha kicked on Lindsay funl-
bled and Chiekasha secured the ball.
By a series of well directed plays
Chickasha pushed Gilbert over touch
down, he failing again to kick goal.
Score l6 to c.
Lindsay kicked of Henner ran
around right end for % yards. Gil
bert circled the left wing for 80 yards
and the third quarter closed with the
ball on Lindsay's 25-yard line
Rice ran is yards around left end
and in the next scrimmage smashed
through the line for a touchdown with
Lindsay men hanging to him like ba-
nanas to a stalk. Gilbert was success
full in his try for goal this time. Score
% TO G..
The next and last touchdown was
made before the fans realized what
was happening. Lindsay kicked off
and the ball was returned 25 yards
Rice broke away on a double pass and
ran 10 yards and Gilbert in the next
play ran the remaining distance FOR a
touchdown. Also he kicked goal. Score
2S 10 6.
During the last quarter Chickasha
was penalized several times for tackl-
ing the whistle and for failing on an
attempted on-side kick to boot the ball
the required distance. The game end
ed with the ball in Chickasha's posses
sion and the battle raging in the enc
mys territory.