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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27

eral sterling backs by graduation, but so many of the good veterans are still in college that that particular de- partment is causing the directors of the teams destiny not the slightest worry.
 At Pennsylvania, as at Harvard, a line must be built up. There, as at Cambridge, the only fear is that a smashing good back field will be more orl less handicapped by having to work behind a weak line. The new men have not yet had time to really show themselves, but some of them show rare promise.
 It is likely that Penn will have at least more weight in the line than it did a year ago. Then a rather light set of forwards retarded the develop ment of the team until the coaches had had time to drill 1t in all sorts of complicated offensive measures. The daring, versatile attack that was fln- ally evolved made up, in a measure, for the lack of heft in the line, but probably cost Penn more than one touchdown that might have been SCOT ed against classy opponents had the forwards been heavier.
 With a line of the same caliber as her back field Penn would have had a wonderful eleven last season. So many of the old linemen were lost last June by graduation that Penn starts the year facing the, task of rebuilding almost from end to end.
 Fortunately, most of the candidates for varsity honors are heavier than those who made the team a year ago. They seem to have the speed, and if, as the coaches hope, they have the foot ball instinct to as high degree, Penn may this year be strong where last year she was weak. On paper it seems 60 great machine were about to be strengthened
 If this plans out, the Quakers' 1911 representatives will be both heavier and stronger and probably just as fast as the 1910 team.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
BOXING

Eddie Murphy goes against George Mernsic at Gary, Ind, Friday nlgnt' Memsic was pertty fair boxer "itii good punch few years ago. put nas gone back.
 From Milwaukee comes the news that Bob Mota has signed o- so poa sn as Moha is to meet Cyclone Thomp- son in New Orleans, October It IS hard to figure how he is going 10 III both engagements.
 Mattv Baldwin and Frankie Burns the California lightweight will meet in San Francisco, Friday night Last wear Baldwin met Burns in Newark and. while no decision was given ln the six-round bout there, the specta- tors conceded that Baldwin had the better of the contest, Burns has come along pretty good since then and VIII give Baldwin a hard battle.
 Frankie Confey and Johnny Kilbane. contenders. for 'theetitle in the feather weight class, meet in Vernon, CalH., Saturday. It will be case of boxer against a slugger. Kilbane IS clever boxer and has a good punch. Con ley is a boxer after the style of Bat ting Nelson.
 
 Tim Sullivan, the Newburyport heavyweight, has two bouts on for this week and both his opponents are hard game. Jim Smith meets him In New York and George Cotton, former sparing partner of Jack Johnson Will be his opponent in Pennsylvania.
 Ray Bronson figures on getting even tonight when he will meet Tommy Howell, of Philadelphia, in Indianapo- lis. Bronson was to have met Eddie Murphy, but sidetracked Murphy in order to meet Howell, who received a decision over him in Boston some weeks ago. Bronson may get fooled again.
 Tom Jones, the manager of Ad Vol gast. is being laughed at by the sports Of the country for the demands he makes for Wolgast's services. No one planes a manager to get the most he can, but there is a limit to what the promoters will give, Jones wants $17,5O0 for Wolgast's end to box K. O. Brown, in New York, $20,000 to meet Wells and $2O,00O to meet Mcfarland, he will wait a long time before he sets any of the promoters in New York to give up these sums.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
Quimby To Coach
 Yale In Baseball
Displaces Billy Lush and Marks the End of Professional Coaching in New Haven

New Haven, Conn.,, Sept 27.-For the first time in Yale history resi- dent coach will direct the baseball training this Fall. Captain Henry Merritt announced last night that Frank Quinby, the newly chosen head coach would arrive here next Mon day. Quinby will be assisted by other former Yale players. Merritt will train with the football squad as quar- terback
 Captain Childs, of the Yale track team, said last night, that the track team candidates would be asked to report immediately. He will turn the athletes over to one of the older members of the team, because he will remain with the football squad this Fall.
 Yale, Harvard and Princeton have for the first time agreed to leave the selection of all their officials for their important games to the Central Board. Harvard has never conceded this point before. Last year for the first time Yale and Princeton game offi- cials were selected by the Central board.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
Giants Root For
 Boston In. Chicago Mike DOnlin Hits Hard to Help His Old Team in Rush
 For Flagg

Chicago, Sept. 27-The Giants wit messed the downfall of the Cubs in the second game of the double-header with the rejuvenated Bostons yester- day, and it was with great satisfac- tion they saw themselves showed an inch nearer the pennant. Frank Chance admitted after the game that he had given up hope of the pen nant, but would make a game fight to the last
 The Giants in the meantime are preparing to centre all their strength in this series of games so that they can return to the East with the cham pionship in their possession.
 The sight of twenty-four Giants sit ting in a box back of the Boston bench and roofing Tenney's team to small crowd of fans than the games themselves With the Giants to cheer them on the Boston players batted out a clean victory. The heavy hit ting was done by Kirke, newcomer, and Mike Donlin. After the game Mike declared that he was doing as much to help the Giants by hitting hard for Boston as if he were playing on the New York team.
 The only member of the Giant team who is in the least under the weather is Fred MerkJe, the mainstay at first base, who has been such wonderful help to the team on the present trip. While running to first over in Cincin- nati Merkle sprung a knot in one of the muscles of his right leg and had to retire from the game. He tried to start again Monday, but his leg was little too sore, and McGraw, preferring to take no chances, told him to take a couple of days rest. Merkle was out walking yesterday, and after doing two miles up and down the lake front said that he would be all right for the game to- day. Tn case he should fail Arthur Devlin will play the bag in his place.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
CARL MORRIS TRAINING
 FOR ONE MORE CHANCE

Carl Morris, the Oklahoma heavy weight, is training again for more fights. Not in the least discouraged over his defeat at the hands of Jim Flynn, Morris went up to the New Polo A. A., New York and after don ming the gloves boxed with the other big fellows, while his acting man. ager, Billy Newman, watched him per form. T am. going to stick to this fighting game said Morris, ''as I am sure I can make good. I am not a bit discouraged over my defeat by Flynn. as I realized that I met bet ter man. With more work and box eng I feel certain I should gradually develop into good man, and then would like to meet Mir. Flynn in a return battle." Frank Erne has been engaged by Billy Newman to box with Morris and teach him the fine points of the game
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
Local Football
 Chatter Here
(By Tanglefoot.)


 Friends of the Thunderbolts state champions, will glide through the sixth annual dance of the team which will be held next Monday evening at Colonial ball room. The full mem bership of the team make up the re- ception and floor committees. Who's your partner for the next waltz?
 The Roumanian Juniors will play the Roumanian Boys club at the Mud Flats, Sunday morning at 9:3O o'clock. The contest will be for a side bet of five bones.
 The South End football team held practice last evening at the foot of Lafayette street. There were I6 can didates on hand and prospects for a successful season are bright
 The Independents of Brooklaw wn are receiving their practice every night and will be in line for a game within a week or so. Coach Graham is working wonders with them. A little more practice for Dutch and he may develop as a wonder; let's hope so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
(By Wagner.)

(Dy Wd5ucr.l
 Harry Quinn, the well known sales man for a certain brand of cigars, arose at the ringside in South Nor walk last night to hand out a few nuggets of wisdom. He was just getting under way when a cultured scion of South Norwalk yelled Back to the pickle foundry, you big stiff Then Harry sat down with loud crash.
 The Cubs have about given up hope of landing the rag When they could not win a doubleheader from the humble Boston yesterday they decid- ed it was all over. Chicago tried an Indian pitcher named Slapnicka against Boston but the Rustlers tap ped him for 13 hits and won by 2 to 5. Kirke. a recruit outfielder, made two triples and two singles.
 If Brooklyn could do as well against Chicago and Pittsburg, the Dodgers might amount to something. Dahlen's crowd look like world beat CTS against the Cubs and Pirates but they give an awful cheese exhibition against the other clubs, particularly the Giants.
 Gene McCann says he will leave Friday Or Saturday for New York. He expects to be away for several weeks and during that time will see the worlds series. The manager of the Bridgeport club is a resident of this city now and will return here to vote in the municipal election.
 Donnelly who pitched the Boston tailenders to victory over the Cubs in the second game yesterday is a youngster from the New York state league.
 Catcher Tom Needham of the Cubs told his press agent that the newest thing for backstops is to wear piece of raw beefsteak on the left hand
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
GIRL HAD TO STEAL
 AS SHE COULDN'T
 LIVE ON S5 A WEEK.
Especial from United Press

New York, Sept. 27-'T had to go to work and then I found a working girl was expected to wear silk stock ings and pretty clothes. I could not get themo on1 s6 8 afweekG and l. had to steal or lose my self respect. stole I am sorry for it now"
 With these words, Dorothy Palmer. comedy young woman whose family formerly moved in the best Of Yonk- CTS society, yesterday pleaded guilty to theft. She was unable to get bati and was locked up
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
YOUNG NITCHIE BEATS
 LIGHTWEIGHT HARRY STONE.

The rushing tactics of Young Nitchie earned the Philadelphian a clean-cut victory over, Harry Stone, the local lightweight, in their ten-round mill at the Twentieth Century A. C., New York, last night. Stones cleverness availed him nothing against the head long rushes of the Quaker, for Nitchie never permitted Stone to set himself for hard wallop, and Stone only managed to get in a few glancing blows
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
Wells May Come To This Country
Wants to Pick up Easy Money . Now That Prospects of Bout
 With Johnson Look Bad

Especial from United Press)
 New York, Sept 27-With the pros poets for the Jack Johnson -Bombar- dier Wells fight in London, growing less and. less, it is announced that Wells is to come to this country in search of some easy money. If his fight with Johnson is prohibited, it is said he will leave London at once and look for matches in this couE-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

St. Louis in New York. Cleveland in Philadelphia Chicago in Boston.
 Detroit in Washington.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago, 5; New York, A.
 Philadelphia, II; Detroit, 5.
 Washington, 8; Cleveland, 2. The Boston-St. Louis game was cancelled on account of wet grounds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27

Chicago.-Albert Flynn knows, to- day, how mighty is the trust for, de- spite Hymns independence which made him put sign Mot in any trust over his saloon door, the trust, owning the saloon, kicked Flynn out.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27

Logansport, Ind.-Miss Ella How ard, supporter of the Swat The Fly movement, fell over chair and broke her wrist while awaiting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York in Chicago. Brooklyn in St. Louis. Philadelphia in Pittsburg. Boston in Cincinnati.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Brooklyn. 5; Pittsburg, 2.
 Chicago, 10; Boston, t1st game.) Boston, q; Chicago, (2d game.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
A CHICAGO STAMP SHORTAGE.
Thef, Of $500 discovered In Whole.

sale DcpaTtment-W Out.
Chicago, m. April t-Another rob
eery Of the Chicago PoFtofhce as
added 70 the already long list of loss
e In that Institution through thefts
and rc6beries today when a shortage
% Is,.oe VAS dlScOs cred in the hole
sale stamp department a warrant
for the ares; of John Daily head
% The department has tlln issued.
EHoru % locate Dlly lave failed.
Daily. who IS 4j years o.i. has been
in the service Of tte department fJr
seventeen year, Three years ago he
WAs given the responsible position
That became yaca.eI Monday night
when, without word O. E.s fellow en-
pioyes. he dropped e-t u sight The
missing official has q family OF four
children, sll girls. pHgHE IN age
rom { 20 IL years. &rs. DAILY says
she has not the slightest idea es 10
her husbands whereabouts
Some q the most spectacular Chi
caEo -abhsres In which the govern
fatHt haS figured a. tae victim are.
The famous stamp robbery of IA
years ago. when thieves tInneied un-
der Michigan avenue and stole il27,-
900 worth o. s'sa.s from the O!d
temporary pcs'nil.c ru the lake front
Tho un'rplaiHe' robbery In the
money orfc. depay e.t shortly after
The vorifs fer. wl.1 a thie, crawl
"a along a ledge n The postofiice
Knocked a c'ark sers. ss and esCap-
cd IN about $4,000.
The $4,000 syh'sraHIry robbery
'r' euleJsct - uar. - investisa-
tons But still ure1r aimed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
MUST SPRAY To
KEEP GOOD Trees
TOUR-ACRE ORCHARD WORTHY
or A POWER MACHINE
factors TO Be Considered
Fump Mat Bc Srong--luEpOrsanoc Of
Taking Care of Orchard. l.
Felt

HHfaH al 4.a amer frr lraNiltf gA
rg..iss ir-p.rt..r. avrirp recent
..- 49,. -. ,...-. d, ,-.,.
-'-"''f aT1.te4 e'i.-Is 'Afi'e's si''
fruit gTDwcTs iE general
Nsry g-rri- are saacsaa.gted with
.,.-...-. -...rf-... .-- sr,s..-g ,,..
it T..en .lH slh.-'t before on ch
s.. .a .-lt growing is 4chley d
-.y.,.t... ,.-......-. t.. ,... D.. g.
during me a-i oe.Ale. ana pumps
uset frr different kinds o, pra Ing
ape rapidly becoming .le.lI p4rI .se
unrl!res. designed t9 spray lom. GER
'llr rror ~ series ~ .r.Is. W.lgh are
fr.at.4 .u similar manner. For
example. tnls evolution has O., c.9p.d
'ra .tluu machine o. lar-e cal.. } 3
which nM Dra4a A..lds al .gh
pressure 20 30 Craze. field a4d y t.
90 spraying 'horOus IS with nj
lfrlm Of cypeuse Tor labor and ma
~
cd. traction-U1wor type OF mae inc.
In which tho mower IRA snitttd
from the wheels ay x..r-. chains. &c.
CENTRES. or cams. aud the horse does
the work in5trad OF "a man Al the
,nd ~ a pump handle.
The prlnrirle factors TO be cons'd.
cred In choosing sUray pump are
rspacitv smul,city dura oilt. and
cost
cuup Of larger ca,ocity han ia
actually needed vyil, alyays lIoye
moro sa,,srac,ory than the one whi h
falls shor, Of the demands made uron
In Az trcos and orchards in-rcase IN
size fhc inheritance Of having n ma
chine which win enable 10. r 4
grower 10 cover A con,iderat L. area
ou,,o ,opieIv becomes ,prareut
The grower must either purrt ase a
new machine OF larger cara,it, or
Hook ahead at the oy,se, nd rroyide
/ COR tho future -Four acres ~ good.
.b.or,pg orchards IL w.r.ry of "A now
ersspraylng n the beat results are de-
Igrod ana po,bine OF smaller capac-
ity than large hand plmp should
hc co,g,dercd i,rgar nr smaller
ICrcb,,d y,il reo,,,ro 81 n.r,,, rrop,r-
,i,,,tot,, t,ryor or s,,aIIsr ian, ore
|,s urr,, Tor eyon the lar og, M.
|chines. and twenty acres OF 'arle tees
4. about all ono large power spra,er
was ever dosigncd To srra..
Srray pulnus should ro ,- einrl. as
! po..ibIa ,yIth "A minimum ~ .. .fs
,,ti,b ordi, ruv reouire ATTIC ti.n.
rbcsc parts sbould ne oasiIy repIaceJ
yvb.n vorn ana shoui5 no, be exrc9-
o,yo WHOM replaccuent beromes nee
cssarv The ideal sought demands
oaso Of roroir n pirirnun Of part.
and ,b,se readily accessible whom
yorn or not worth nrone~ly
one NJ the ouallty and rln1 q, ma
,rclal the excellence q, tho w rkm3n-
shin together win wcIoNt and
arrpgth depends the DURABILITY r
t..t .....tt,t. , a. , obi ,..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
Heavy DAMAGE AkSED
0F alRS8ai wilson
WIDOW or MAJ KILIFD IN MYs.
TIRiCUS hAhNfi- SUES
WEALTHY OFFICER.
spe, OIL to he World

fpef OF 10 fe word
'cremorc Okls, April - Pre-
parstoTy to TIE Nay term OF district
court of Rog-ra County there has been
much nline - case7 Within the past
few DAYS six divorce r-ntious have
been nlcd This week ce eral other
ciyli suits |rve been N.sd. tho most
important ot which s. one by Mr..
Toe Gaster of Catocsa aVainst II. j.
|liou = tie same r'a-c.
rr February IS, wrle serving a.
dcruty marshal. wilson is Sid to
have shot I.sgter. whom he was try
j" to ta'.e 10 the lookup He claims
tfc Killing WAS accidental. Wilson
had IN ai hand an omatlc pistol,
With which ne wa urZr TIE prisoner
when tho gun exJlo .J. ki.'ing Laster
almost insanity Wilson came u
Clarrupre end eHr~ rcd to the
sheriff ard row 'nf.r bond TO az
poa- before tho district court The
widow II fustcr asts Tor $4,000 dam
ages OF N4s,n WHO is vgll t. do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
MORPHINE RELIEVED PAiA-THE GREAT
KIDNEY REMEDY RESTORES 70 HEALTH

For the past few wears suffered
greatly from what three physicians
'a lci neuralgia of the stomach The
cess and called boo fourth doctor
who pronounced uy disease gail
stones ] suffered Intense pain and
the only relief the doctor could give
me Was by injections ol morphine. i
Va4 go completely discouraged that
! had almost given up hope when ID
urighlur told me about br kImur
swamp Root 1 decided 60 try 10 and
began 90 use it li once and after
mklng iln, bottles was completely
cured, mo-, having spell of sickness
90 over two years.
have so much confidence iu
Iwlmp Root that ! never fan 90 rec
tWm,lu lt 90 uy friends who may
have kirCy trouble uf any kind ]
forl certain that Dr kNmcrs swamp
Roo. satcI nay llc why should II
not dY uFDwito to others Who take II
IN time?
You are at liberty to use this tcsu-
mony az amy Time
Yours truly.
MRS. ELLA HENRY.
SIG Sghaoi,r Ave.
state of Missouri
County ot Jackson. 49,
on tho 2bth dag of Aur'l. s. II.
1909, personally appeared before me
"A Notary Public within aud for said
County and State Mrs. ella Henry.
who subscribed the above statement
nrd made oath mat tho samc e. true.
IENliY g. EMERY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
BLAST CAUSES FREAK CHICKS.

kcnosha Wis Aprii g. kenosha is
going 10 have crop OF twisted and
dci'rmcd chickens this yoat and II Is
said 10 he due 10 the rcccni explosion
"t the powder mills at Pleasant prai-
rio
chickens hatchcd 10 tho IaCuhatorg
since the explosion are sinEularly de-
formed Moro than Ss per cent have
twisted legs, broken wings and similar
ailments.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09

We tasr .hs method ~ giving 'c-
..r ~ r.r aelIirlr tpIrs. ,ltcH a'i
UHr.rs taaIFs o. our rrisnds hH-
r..rfreys end members Df the
ErFHts ot Fyit4r IldEs ato ne
S. Omen ~ re World 'tr hslI
.irtr.- s..rr ur during th+ illness
ana ssaiu % oar beloved father and
frttsrE a.la.tu 90 thank Those 81 q
.r..sff-l fas beautiful noF0i otter
asE
I'm g. saHi aLd Family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
BRYAN is HEADING
OFF HARMON LEAD
III j. IIIIIING NITH And IS.
HOL~ING MIR OGOEdtN
CALLS v. ]. All INCUBUS
Ifr.l.ra- .ay- H, Do n NLlirrar, o.
own Parry hnd q l.r-
palilau A--I


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r none '" good ir. n1 - rH
r. 1 u.l- tat- asa.a
' .tr t.' .i,
f' 'l..aH -...-f-
tf. pave .ffH A. ifeei' 't
90 tr 't' rF' "'ft
- r-ar 'r.flr o.. dictate
o.. .- ar. ,ls legislative
f.. rtrn.r.. .r both
t-.r. 10 ne C.. gfa-f Elt Doc n
rr.....rat politics 80 ps1
H Wash rgtrr fas rrtr o.
% ssaF 30 .ass every one who 'a1E
sa afr +.r er impression De- 'lu--
% C-a~r C-fr ss the Dr-l-rsrt
Tfas. ..r.a, r.u.r.a Ia 1912 Boo talk
90 a great deal about Clark and tfreF
vet haEtst over i~e Harmon boom
~ f.er NJ port nifty. ret within tBsu-
fT-flHr falra he had jumped oseF
into Esv Jerrer and lr or address
md o'ht-ats. 20 burlington give ths
ir1rrssIrn that G1rern1r Woodrow
WNsou WAS an IDEAL perynn o. lead a
reunltsd Dcm.rraly 10 uooD .H
1872
Upon hig return 10 Washington to-
day Bryan had a long conference
With Senator O'Gorraar ~ New York.
sf.r dl1Ir. a. the rveIie.' hotel In
town with Senator LIKE Lea Of Ten
uessec Following t4I4 conference.
b. dlrsrpearsd gr-'afrs 'or private
conference with Mr Malone SON
Eryau'- particular interest IN O'Gor
man inst now - 70 get him 10 vote
with 'he erore-rh'yel, fap.lop of tho
SENATE Democrat. ana 10 personal
friends Dc mas stated that q. Tho pe1t
Issue ~ tis pap,r he VIII add D'Gor-
man a. tic available Ur" f,y 1912.
just whether 0'Gorman viii t,to al
thia or not remains 10 De seen O'gor
man supported BRYAN iu 1888 when
Tammapv yas half -h,artediy for
BRYAN Tammar, has lo further ms,
for BRYAN. hut the manner ip which
Bryan ls putting tho propo,.tlon ut
T. O'Gormau 10 stand with the SO.
called "uroerDsI.o Democrats" d,
VIII le rlassod either for, or aRaIny
Bryan. which ever way hr votes. Tn,
main object ~ Ppan however. ia I,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09

2- J g stain ard p am'Iy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09

Mc1ioan Mcx April 3 Five hun.
drod fcderals are In camp at Httlo'i
ranch. five mites 70 ira southwest
Governor Vera. VINO 81 IN command
says he viii take time TO reconnoiter
but win pro )ably attack Mexicaii 20.
morrow. Vega said he had kiiict
three rebel scouts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
Letter To
DR.. kilmer Il Co,
BIngllampton, y. Y,
Prove What swamp Root VIII DO
for You

Send 10 DR. Kiimcr & Co.. B,nR-
hamton, n. y, for sample bottle It
vlll convince anyone, You viii algQ
receive a booklet Of valuable informa.
ton telling all about the Kidneys and
bladder. When writing be sure ana
mention the Tulsa sunday World
Begulad ifty-cent and ono-dollar slze
bottles for Eale az all drug stores.