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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
PLAY THIRD GAME
To BREAK A TIE
FIRST REGIMENT AND TIGERS
> WILL BATTLE At BROAD
STREET PARK TUESDAY.

II the third time Is the lucky time.
there should be score in the First
Regiment Tiger game Tuesday after
noon. and the tie. which has existed
for two years broken Both teams are
determine to score, II 1t IL within
human possibility. Both are equally
determined that the other shall not
score.
This game vii, ne played at Broad
Street Park at o'clock and AZ these
are two Of the best, r. indeed not
the best, elevens In Richmond. a gooa-
iy sized audience should see the matt
nee.
Last year the eievens ba,tled To n
tie. to 0. and at the beginning OF
the present season they repeated the
performance. A return game was ar
ranged for Tuesday. The elexeas have
had plenty OF time and practice to
prepare for what should prove the
most grueilinE game of their season.
The soldiers have been coached at
night by Coach Caifee, and he has
imhued considerable fire and no little
thickness in them. The soldiers will
probably spring some 1910 football on
the Tigers. but the latter have also
been developing their cunning, and
will undoubtedly meet the military
men half way in any style of play
The line UP for Tuesdays game will
lie as follows:
Tigers--Dorset, left end. Augustine.
left tackle: Cosby left guard: Teefey.
center, Carr. right guard, Deoppe,
right tackle: FarTow or Murphy, right
end; Mcfarland. quarterback, Word.
left halfhack; Parsons. right half
hpr no, yt1 Aftf f14tthQpk
First Regiment~West. left eud
Guy, left tackle; Burton. left guard j.
Seay, center. KelltH. right guard !.
Berg. right tackle: Wig emf emf en-
Berg or Wilson, right tackle; Lacy or
Robh. right end: Arts, quarterback,
Roberts left haifhack; Van Peit. right
halfback. Bugg or Paine. fullhack.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
LESLIE IS BACK
IN HARVARD LINEUP
FCLLBACk OF CRIMSON ELEVEN
RETURNS TO GAME AFTER
INJURY.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, November y.
lit vas cold and clear Monday. and
the final stretch of ilarvard's football
season began with vim, although the
practice was easy. az football prae~
tice goes The Work OF putting on
the finishing touches for the Dart
mouth and Yale game begins with the
squad as whole in splend4f condf-
ton. and It is felt here that all Har-
ward has to do To round out the
season successfully is to keep the men
as they are There we're only two
absentees this afternoon--trothing-
ham who wrenched his knee in the
Cornell game. and Potter. the capable
substitute quarterback, who has char
ley horse.
f. Leslie the best fullbaCk on the
squad, and the best defensive back or
the TIVE. who has been out Of the game
on account of injuries. WAS in the sig
nal drill day.
The players were drilled individually
in three squa ds--iinemen, ends and
backs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
FITZPATRICK WILL
PLAY WITH YALE
STAR or BLUE ELEVEN WON'T
BIZ OFT OF PRINCETON
GAME.

NEW HAVEN CONN. Nov. s.
Only one place in tho Yale lineup
for Saturdays game with Princeton
- In doubt to-day. right end. where
l,omeisser practieed yesterday Bo-
meisiAr has been out Of tho game SO
long that there IN doubt whether he
can get into shape. II he loses the
place, Brooks is likely 10 win IT, The
other positions viii he flied by Kill
patrick. left end, Scuiis, left tackle
FULLER, left guar,i. Modris, center, Me
Dewitt right guard. fani, right tao
kte. Howe. quarter. Field. left hair
Captain DAILY. right half Kelly, full-
Lack.
The eleventh hour shifting OF Howe
n quarter and Paul 10 tackle Is an
indication ~ the instficieney OF the
methods q fsHad Coach Coy, who haA
been practically superseded by several
az the veteran coaches. Their WORD
will be law for tho rest Of the sea
sen.
The team as now made NJ. Is be-
iisvea To have great possibilities. hut
few Yale followers believe that II can
he perfected i'll the few remaining
days.
Tn efforts " reconstruct the team
continued to-day with long scorer
practice and scrimmaxe foito"ine
their resolve Ia train the squad in the
open play possible under the new
rules the coaches tried new plays to
spriuy on the un~uSpecting Tigers.
Fitzpatrick and Bometsier received
the undivided attention OF trio OF
the best ends Yale ever had. led by
ssTom'' Sullivan,
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THIS NAN WANTED
EQUAL SUFFRAGE"
POLICEMAN ARRESTS HIM IN
sIDE OF WOMEN'S BOOTH AND
HE SUFFERS IN CEIL.

PITTSBURG. PA, November g.
Shouting Il demand equal suffrage,
a man giving the name OF George
Washington Mckinley tried TO turn
into a practical joke the serious bust
ness being conducted by members
Of the Equal Franchise Federation of
Western Pennsylvania, who are to-
day holding a mock election Just to
show that women can vote as snteili-
gently as men" Mckinley, who Is
declared by the women to be none
other than a certain John Jones.
standpatter.' persisted in his efforts
to cast his votes until the women had
to allow him to step inside the booth.
Meantime IL policeman was called and
the man Who pleaded for equal suff-
rage" now reposes behind the bars
pending the hearing in police court.
This is serious business" said the
chief of election judges" to the po-
liceman who coilared Mckinley We
intend to prove something at our
election that viii cause the mem rs
OF the mentally weaker sex to sit up
and take notice. We are hoping that
this election Will aid us In our fight
for suffrage"
The FIRST returns will not be in
until late tonight. az the women Of
Pittsburg will be balloting for gov
ernor until o'clock.
In the interim Mckinley 10 chuck
ling in his cell over his success In
having deposited the only male bal
lot before the cop" arrived on the
scene.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
BOSTON DON'T THINK
ROLLER A CHAMPION

BOSTON, MASS. November g.
Boston wrestling fans to-day said they
were not so sure that Or. +. +. Roller
has anything like a clear title to the
worlds championship for he vas un-
able To throw Hjalmar Lendin, Of
Sweden. twice in one hour at the
Boston arena Iast night az he had
contracted to do. The SWe3e showed
Surprisingly good form and stood
Roller of for "A minutes 10 Ia sec
onas before his shoulders finally
struck the floor. In the short time
that interviewed before the hour was
up Roller Was unable to secure an
other fall.
l.undin took the defensive through
out and defied all the tricks in Roll
ler's repertoire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
Virginia Eleven Unable to balRacng Bowling

have been used in the West In the
past two years, but have not peen
used in the East and which in no
way interfere with the carrying out
of the new rules.
Besides Shevlin. at the field were
PA" Corbin. Jim McRae, Jack Ows-
ley, Frank Hinkcy. Jim Quill, Foster
Sanford. George Adee. Jim Rogers,
Ted Coy, Harry Ball and Harry
Vaughan. Walter Camp did not go
out to see the practice. but Will be
there tomorrow, as will Burr Cham
berlain.
Departing from the usual custom
OF having no hard work for the men
who played in the game saturday the
coaches ordered the varsity into A
scrimmage. The seTimmage lasted for
twenty minutes and the varsity scored
twice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
TIGERS SHARPE
CLAWS FOR YALE
PRINCETON ELEVEN IN NIUE
RIBBON SHAPE FOR SAT-
JRD.AY'S GAME.

PRINCETON. y. J., Nov s--With
every man ON the squad IN good con-
ditfon, Princeton to-day began put
ting in the finishing ticks for the Yale
game Saturday. Election made but
little interruption in the work. and
the men were scheduled for an after
noon OF the hardest sort of practice.
The coaches are paying particular
attention to improving the teamwork
OF the back field, especially in the
running back OF punts. which was
loose in the Holy Cross game last
Saturday.
Although Princeton is confident OF
breaking Yale's big string OF victories
over the Tigers, the confidence Is no
manifesting itself In very long odds.
The best tina; Princeton men have 0
rered SO far is 8 10 l. whereas Il
3 and To / are demanded Their
is the ever present fear that Yale
may uncover something at the last
moment and upset the hopes OF III
Tigers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
ESSEX PROMISES
:. TO REPEAT AGAIN
FAMOUS EOUR-YEAR.OLD STANDS
OUT RELIEF IN THIRD RACE
AT JAMESTOWN.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. s.--Esser,
the fast four-year- older. who has
been cleaning things up this season
In hurdle eventA IN slated for an
other victory Tuesday In the third
race At the jamestown meet Tho dis
lance over the turf II ono and three
quarters OF mile, but Essex has had
several dayS rest and ts said to be
ut, Gun Cotton. Westover and DR.
Heard will be the oontsnderS. e
The card for Tuesday follows:
First raoe--Selling: for 2-year- old
Z furlonEs, Wehne, Flashing, Eiab-
orate. and Huda's Sister. s5 each:
Fcarnauxht Ii. 9S: Algronol, Ogh-
waga Henry Monro, Toniata and
Bang. 100 each: Trudo, Tembpter.
Horizon and Harmon Pass, 103 each.
Second race--Selling; for 2-year-
oldsi furlonGs. Bodkin and Marsh
Light. 9s each: Jack Bourdetts. 90:
susan. 102: Thrifty and Trustee, 1oS
zach: kinxpin. l0s: Hand Running.
liz; lndorH. loI: Forester. los: Chill
ton 6auaw. 100; Idle Michael. lis.
Third rAce----Hurdle: for 4-year~
quarter miles on turf. Nick O Time.
1873: Lizzie Flat and DR.. Heard. 1873:
Gun Cotton. IAz: Wsstovsr. 1874: Es-
sex. 1A7.
Fourth rnes--Lorraino Hotel han
dfcAp: for all ages; ! mile. Amaln.
40: Dull Cars, IS: Practical. l07:
High Private 11s: SANDMAN, 81: j.
u. Houxhton, i0h: Superstition. III;
Guy Fisher, lis.
Fifth race--AsliinK; for 3-year-oids
and upward; milo. Moltke and
French Girl. - each: My Southern
1soy. 9s, Ten PAGES. f02. Laughing
Eysa, Brncing Breexo and Beauclere.
Io6 a2rh: Aunt Kats. III, Mobility
and Neosk aleeta, 100 each
Sixth raas--tsellinR. FOR 2-year -oids
and upwards. l milo. Hedge Rose. -.
pracoola, 103 Harvey F.. King of
Mist. Lad ri IAngden and Anna l..
Daley. 1o5 each: Chief HAYES Ios.
The Monk 100.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

aloft "a flag, but whittier this ahAli H.
the battle mag OF tho Confedsraey ~
the sic Sempter Tyrannfs Of Nte
ginia the commission has mot
cided N
1t consequently requests that ua0MI
Interested In the monument wrtts
one Of the following expressing 1n&t
wishes III the matter: Governor A3mM
Colonel Thomas Smith, WarrentU1
Major II. A. Edmondson. Houo4p
Captain Stephen y. Raed, PalMNx
Spring; Colonel Gordon McCabe. Mic
mond asS&&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
HURLEY LOSES BY
A FOUL BLOW
BATTIER HITS SECOND RtTER
RELOW BELT AND Is DIS
QUALIFIED.

NEW YORK. November s.~~A
search for his hoodoo Is being made
day BY Batting Hurley who lost
on a foul last night to Jack Smith at
the Marathon A. =. Hurley was
billed To tight Joe Eedel bat when
the latter saw the wide expense OF
empty seats, he refused to 60 on and
Smith was substitute. Hurley who
swears h. can whip Bedell, was
rapidly losing to Smith when he
cracked his opponent one In the groin.
Smith WAS out for half an hour.
Another OF the Smith tribe. cs by
name. was also successful III his pugi-
istie aspirations last night, knocking
out Frankie Madden. of the East
Side. Rights and lefts 10 the Jaw in
the eight round brought the mill to n
close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
LYNCH EXPECTS
To Be REELECTED
PRESIDENT or NATIoNA
LEAGUE THINKS HE Gan
MUSTER ENOUGH VOTES
TO CINCH JOB.

NEW YORK. November s.~~Fresi-
dent Thomas ]. Lynch. OF the Ma
tiouai League. announced to-day that
later In the week he would issue the
formal call for the annual meeting ot
The league. which will be held al the
Waldorf Astoria on December ID
lynch confidently expects to be re-
elected to his perscnt position. claim
Ink John I. Brush. John 5. c. Dovey,
barney Dreyfuss and August Kerr
man az the four votes necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
NELSON STOPPED
IN TWO ROUNDS
LEWIS WHALES OPPONENT IN
MERCIEvLLY AND FIRE.
QUENTLY FLOORS HIM.

SCHENECTADY. N. Y. November
S.-':Ftghtinx Dick" Nelson will have
to call again. when Harry Lewis isn't
1T home. before he wins the welter-
weight championship. or whatever
claim to the title Lewis has Lewis
snocked out Nelson In the second
.ound Of their scheduled ten-round
affair last night.
During the few minutes of the fight
Nelson spent most Of his time on the
door. The man who put him up 10
the notion OF nghting Lewis certainly
owss him an ap0leGy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
OVERALL SLATED
To COACH YALE

CHICAGO. November s.--if every
thing goes right and tn. Yale authori-
ties can be brought 10 the belief that
Orvie Overvall. the Cubs' pitcher Is as
good a baseball coach as Johnny
Eyers thinks he is. the big twirler
will probably coach the Blue team
next spring.
Esers has received offers from both
Annapolis and Yale and having about
decided to accept the Navy proposl-
ton to-day promised overall he
would do everything possible to land
him the Yale job.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
Teams Tie In First Game.

HARRISONBTRG. VA, November
s.-The new public Fairgrounds for
Harrisonburg have been completed
and christened by a football game,
the best seen in Harrisonburg for i've
years. The high school and Ran
dolph- Macon Academy played tie
Saturday afternoon. 6 to G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
Johnny HAYES TO
RACE JIM CROWLEY
TWO MAR.ATHONE1sS TO RUN
:. FULL DISTANCE OF - MILES
~
AND ass YARDS IN
NEW YORK.

y NEW YORK. November S.--The
I. first Marathon race Of the winter
season II scheduled for this evening
when ltttls Johnny Hayes, the Olym-
pic Marathon winner. will hook up
/; with Jim Crowley. the stalward dis
!. 4Anco runner o. tho ish-Amertcan
a. q 81 Celtic Park. The full dis
tAneo Of twenty-six miles. SS6 yards
viii 30 run. Tim Hurst. the base
!. ball umpire, viii referee. Hayes has
: trained In the mountains and says he
~ Iii betfer shape than when he car
~ unels Sans ocloss 70 victory n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
WANTS TO KNOW WHICH
FLAG VIRGINIANS PREFER

The Gettysburg monument commits
sion, entrusted with placing the Con-
federate monument at tset,yspurg,
wants to know whether the people
OF Virginia prefer the Confederate
flag or the flag OF Virginia on the
monument. Around the base OF the
statue are figures representing every
branch OF the service. and one %
these figures is depicted an holding
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
Cheap Excursii
NEW YORK
via
C.. & @. and O. p. S. S. Co.

Leave Richmond c & @. m
train 4 90 P. NJ. Saturday, News
Der 18th. connecting at NoF1c
without transfer. with Old Do14l
ion Steamer, leaving Norfolk 1
P. NJ. arriving New York 310
NJ. Sunday. $500 round tIiI
including meals and stater00sn n
Steamer.
Parlor cars Richmond to M
port News. M
Tickets good for ten days. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
GENTLEMEN OPEN
TWO DAYS MEET
UNITED HUNTS RACING AssO-
CIaaTON STARTS FoRERuN-
NER OF HORSE SHOW.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The United
Hunts Racing Association, which In
terpreted means an organization of
gentlemen jockeys. opened a two days
meet at Belmont Park to-day. The
affair promises to be one OF the chief
events Of the early social season. a
number OF foreign army officers who
came over to attend the horse show,
will participate. The meet Ia an
annual forerunner OF the bigger event
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
HuGHEs ANNOUNCES
HIS FIRST DEs|S|ON

Justice Hughes announced hiS first de-
cision Monday Ia the case of Roht. Earl
kerfoot against the Farmers and
Merchants First National Bank of Ben
ton, Mo. The case was suit for Il
part OF an estate, tho court holding /,
against Kerfoot. Justice Hughes an
Eouncsd the decision in q clear voice
which could be heard In All corners u
the court room. This ~ somewhat UNI
usual As some Of the Justices can
scarcely be- understood by the clerk;
when announcing decisions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
TEAM TOO WEARY
FOR scR|MMAeEs
VIRGINIA ELEVEN STILL SUI
FERING FROM BRUISES GOT
TEN IN INDIAN GAME
PRACTICE POSTPONED
Blue AND ORANGE HAS HARD
BATTLE WITH GEORGETOWN
SATURDAY.
PRACTICE POSTPONED


CHAHLoI SFil-i' A. ->oSe"
Der s.-Virginias squad of coachea
augmented by Empty" Cooke. a for
L, a., .r,a,n uas IN
iAe. oA e
hand MONDAY aiterhooh 10 oesih Inv
work Of preparing the team for tho
hix game an ths schedule. but the
-. -. ~, h..
ps@S"s' e"'' "i" o'ue A'oA1 NAe
tie with the Indians, were physicaiiS
unable to participate In signal prac-
.,... r,,.h Lose epo.,a IN a scrimmage.
$500 N
All oi tho players VINO were }" "a'-
urday's contest stroIfed out 10 lam
hath f,sld. ono nv one including joe
nv, ,,traa ,,LIa Tba
49,, -. ~. ,r had
paue"s - - .,r~,,s y. ii, st1,i
800 go -, ~ vat,ing IN
saoe, ,"an. 500 =, go now
t,,.l, ts Eniiaa.v ,ha tr.ck
Ii, -. ~, ~ 80,
cap.an' WIN n". .s Ai "a e.,
tr'',,'s - -. - e. .r.oa nondt,inn
tio'ia"~S 90 NJ "a ~, -, ,ai.an o',,
ae ,h NO rns,,n 80
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NAYS uieie" mo-. si.oh ..'o Ioi -.
IN sa.uroas son,es Sd oese, s.,.i.,
upon theii, " 'usoA e..e A.s -,
pAchs ah" .ie oa..e, ''s ~
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Jones anu IhonaneI ae "a os..u a..
sore' anu ~ 'ooNe '"t p"s'o Ao' s
70 gel IN any soil VI shaisA ~
prohtAnfe SCI 'HihiAAe eHiS
III .he ao1'e o1 'no ie'''
ehohsH mate "s 'u. VI ~.
sernhnihee pet"esn Tue se."lu Apu
thasa t"aiits, aho ~ W ehNse h'''
tnat inc e'aciies "i,ee.eu 'iioii ".te
tioh. Inc HiAap taste" "htii oai y
aho Nsrs Nreur.ao,e s"o~ LIZ vas
mace oy o"sil. r'e"oii a'iu 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
sHEvl|N COACHES
OLD Ell ELEVEN
WHII.OM YALE STAR DONS MOLE
SKIN AFTER FIVE YEARS
AND TALKS TO TEAM.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. November 3.
1.-The gates were closed on the Yale
practice Monday afternoon. and
score OF coaches arrived to help In
the work OF putting the men in shape
for the Princeton and Harvard games
Tom Sheviin went out to the field in
uniform for the first time since his
graduation. Ave years ago. and taught
the man some es the plays which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
SPORTING GOSSIP
ny HECK.

Bowlers! Attention.! You are cor
daily invited to attend the meeting
at the Newport Bowling Alleys Tues
day night. when a bowling league will
DO formed. Put your name In the pte
and keep II there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

Major J. c. Hemphill will deliver an
address before the Richmond branch
OF the American Institute OF Banking
Thursday night. The meeting will be
called to order nj $40 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08
TIGERS tanned
BY RIM. ELEVEN
GAME AT WILLIAMSBURG DiSAP.
pOiNTING-SLOW AND LIST.
LEsS-SCORE II TO 2.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. NOV. g.
Her forward passes repeatedly inter-
cepted by Randolph Macon's fast men,
and her lire ripped up by the Ashland
ties. William and Mary lost to the
yellow Jackets Monday afternoon by
the score Of ] to 2.
White scored the first touchdown
for RIM. in the first quarter after a
series OF terrific line plunges. and again
In the third quarter. Rowe kicked one
goal.
The Tigers got their two lone points
on a safety in the second quarter.
The game was listless at many stages
and was nothing like the fast exhibit
ton that was looked for. The condi-
ton OF the field and the fact that the
PLAYERS had been too long on edge
probably had something to do with the
slowness Of the contest
Spencer. Schenk and Wilkinson were
good for the distance for the Tigers
at times ard played best for the team,
for the visitors.
The lineup.
W. & NJ. Position. RIM.
Lee ..... center .Noodhouse
Brockweli right guard ..... Jordan
(Tennis)
Graves, F. F.. right tackle Turner
Spencer. ... right end. .. B. II. Bane
Somers left guard -. Chapman
Wilkinson. left tackle .Copley
Richardson left end. Simpson
J. S. Graves ful1back ..... Hopkins
tWray)
Rarr. ........ left half WI ite
Schenck right half ... Rowe
fCaptainl
Thomas quarter. r.. F. Banc
(Tilly)
Referee. Mr.. Barry, of Georgetown.
Umpire. Mr.. Johns OF Hampden-Sid-
ney. Field Judge, Mr.. Goodwin. OF VIII
Ham and Mary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

improved Sleeping Car service
10 Memphis. Tenn. via Southern
Railway through Asheville. Knoxville
and Chattanooga. without change.
Leave Richmond 1915 4. n. daily.
Eonsulk tjckot-a1ou1a, u
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ITillyJ
Referee, Mr.. Barry, of Georgetown.
Umpire. Mr.. Johns OF Hampden- Sid
ney Field Judge, Mr.. Goodwin. OF VIII
liam and Mary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

Hats with this house is not
merely an adjunct to clothing
store. not simply department.
Ours is complete Hat Store with
a style, shape and a size Hat for
every face and every head
The variety Of Hats for fall and
winter are too numerous to be
described here, but whatever is
worth while is here and our prices
are lower than YOU can purchase
hats of the same quality elsewhere.
Caps, Children $, 25c and SOC.
Caps. Boys, 25c and soc.
Caps Mems 25c and Soc.
Hate, Children =, SOC. 81. 90 and $3.50.
Hats, Boys, Soc. 81. 90. 81. so and $500
Hats, Mems soft and stiff, SOC, $i.0O,
$3.50. 800. $3.50, $500 and $500.
Quarles & Wheat6eld,
Third and Broad Streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

With the return of Fitzpatrick. who
WAS thought to he 30 seriously in
jured that he could not play any more
this season. and with the arrival Of big
Tom Sheyiin on the gridiron in mole
skin and ready To show III" 1910 boys
how II was done 1--WE years ago. Yale
Is taking fresh heart and IL accumu-
iating great deal OF confidence re-
gariing the outcome OF Saturdays
game with Princeton. II there II any
man who can bring out the best that In
In the Blue eleven. It rs Shevlin. and
there may be different tale to tell
Saturday than that which was expected
before this trusty husky made his ap-
pearance as coach for old Eli
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

One Of the chief dreads In the
University College OF Medfcine-M edi-
cal College of Virginia game at Broad
Street Park Wednesday afternoon 10
that some OF the embryonic doctors
may try their skill on the injured
players. Articles Of agreement obvi-
ating any such risk shouid be signed
at once. Even q football player de-
serves some protection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

They're still running at jamestown,
and running good. This probably
CRATES on the nerves and ears Of some
estimable gentlemen who would have
II otherwise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

game which gives promise Of be-
ing mans affair through and through
is that between the First Regiment
team and the Tigers. Two tie games
without a score tells best the even
ness Of the two eievens. Grim de
termination written on the faces of the
members of both teams tell what the
eieveas expect to do at Broad Street
Park Tuesday. 4 stubborn game Ii
assured. There will he 10 shooting Ut
or ciawing but all the weight and
gasneness that can be mustered will bs
hurled into the incarnate arena.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-03
IMPERIAL.

Alexander Stewart has returned to Imperial after two years stay at Wentachee, Washington.
 < < x Several new students have entered the Imperial Valley Business College during the past month.
 < * < Dr. c. E. Brain, formerly located at Imperial, is now engaged in the opti- cal business in Los Angeles.
 < * x Mrs. Robert Goree has received news of the death of her father, A. Thomasson, at Knox City, Texas. Guests of Mrs. R. D. McPherrin, the past week, were Mrs. Charles Robin son and daughter, Mrs. Dalby, of New port, Virginia.
 X * x MT. and Mrs G. l.. Adams, of Ol- athe, Kansas, have come to reside in Imperial valley. MT. Adams has pur- chased the David Chaplin ranch of 32O acres.
 x < x Nels Jacobson has bought thirty head of mules from Los Angeles mar kets, and will dispose of them to val ley ranchers. He has also purchased a fine jack.
 x < < Allison Peck has been elected mana ger of the new Delta creamery at I'm