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Us this dress apt to be easily spot
ted?" she inquired.
"At least four blocks off, / should
judge" answered the gentlemanly
clerk--Washington Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08

Knicker-what is the matter with
that watch of yours?
Bocker-The jeweIer says II must
be either regulated or dissolved.-New
York Sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08
THE PENSACOLA
COTTON MARKET

The following report IL furnished daily
for The Journal by Harris, Allison & Co,
Cotton Merchants, Pensacola, Florida:
Iooi mioonhg '....''.'.....-'..... .S 5-s
SLtlCL I1luullIB s-s"'s....--s...s - LIZ
Mtddling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3-S
Strict low middling 9
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Behold the ruins Of Pompeii"
Been this way long,"
Some $500 years.
Bah! We had San Francisco re-
built in less than six months. "-Pitts-
burg Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08

Whom does the baby resemhle?"
We'll, we haven't quite determined
yet. To tell the truth, none of our
relatives have very much money
Judge.
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Ever notice how rich a fellow feels
when he's got a few dollars his wife
doesn't know about?'
YES, by George, and how clever
too Boston Transcript.
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TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

Furnished daily by the Title Guarantee
Company, October 7, 1911. Deeds:
Blanche s. and Geo. w. c. Clutter Ia
Jasfi B. Perkins-Lots Is and 49, Block
IS, New City-tl0o.00 and other good and
valuable considerations
J. H. D'Alemberte to Guy J. Haley
North so feet Lot 222, East 81 feet Lot
226. Old Clty-S1.o0 and other good and
valuable considerations.
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is the most desirable in the town, and
any OF the one hundred Thousand dol
lar appropriation for a site, more
money is left for the building proper
all Of which will be greatly needed Il
put up a creditable building.
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State to Spend No
Money for Building Site

CONTINUED from Page Twelvu)
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah, Ga. Oct THE spirits Of
turpentins market opened and closed firm
today. The Fosin market was firm.
were as follows:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
JOURNALISTS
ARE TO FEAST
COACH WATKINS AND HIS MEN
WILL ATTEND BANQUET AT
GARDNER ToNIeHT-WlLL AT
TEND oRPHEuM PERFORMANCE
ATA BOX PARTY.

The Fargo college 1911 football
squad under the leadership OF Coach
Watkins and the college faculty viii
gather at the Gardner hotel this even
ing and enjoy a feast given by the
school for the heroes Of the past grid
iron season. After the banquet they
will attend the Orpheum theatre and
cast their lamps on the show from the
boxes.
The coIlegians are planning on one
Of the fastest basketball teams that
ever represented the college in years,
practically all Of last years team is
back in the fold, and the new men are
showing UP in great style and will
make the regulars hustle to hold their
jobs.
The team is working out daily under
the capable wing Of Coach watkins
and by the time that the season opens.
will have quint capable Of holding
its own with the best in this section of
the country.
The management is working hard
preparing schedule that will meet
with the approval of the local school
board and one that will bring some of
the best teams from this state and
South Dakota to this city to play the
locals. A trip is planned for the team
that will carry them into its sister
state where it is probably that they
will meet the Aberdeen normala and
the fast Huron team.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
THREE Big GAMES
OF The West

Champaign, H., Nov. 27.-Minnesota
brought the season OF 1911 to a very
satisfactory close at Illinois field Sat
urday by winning from the Illini by a
score OF IL to o.
All of the scoring was done In the
second half and to do it, 1T was neces-
sAry to wear down and run over a
spIendidly organized and drilled team.
t. tell the truth, the IlIini sprung Just
the least bit of surprise upon the
gophers. Illinois was not expected to
win, and In the light Of their previous
showing this year it has been expected
that the game would be more or less OF
q joy-slide for Minnesota. The facts
of the case were that illinois played a
corking game from start to finish and
was dangerous every moment she had
the ball. Her offense was superior to
that of Chicago or Wisconsin. and was
q mixture of line attacks, clever fakes
and liberal use. of the forward pass.
Chicago Trims Badgers.
Chicago. NOV. 27.--Chicago battIed
her way into clear second place in
the conference race by defeating Wis
eonsin in the final game Of the year
on Marshall field by q score Of s to o.
Pierce's touchdown in the third peri
cd was the winning factor, and al
though Scruby missed goal. 1t was
enough to win.
The game was duplicate Of the
Cornell contest in magnificent playing
and sensational work. Chicago again
showed stonewaII qualities of defense
by holding wisconsin for two downs
on the three yard line. but apart from
this the two teams were as evenly
matched as two squads could be.
Scruby tried two goals while Mol and
Gillette attempted one apiece, but none
scored.
Wolverines Tied.
Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 81. outpIaying
Michigan steadily, Nebraska was held
to a s to s tie by the wolverines.
Nebraska advanced the ball for first
down twenty-one times. while Yost'g
eleven made the distance but seven
times.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
Plan COLLEGE
ATHLETIC LEAGUE

Valley City, N. D., Nov. 27.-There
wf1l be gathering Of representatives
OF the athletic departments Of the
higher institutions Of learning in this
section OF the state in this city on
Dec. 2. The invitations were extend
ed by the local Normal Athletic assoc
citation and contemplates an organic
alton for the promotion Of clean
sports and the encouragement Of base
ball and football contests. It is ex-
pected that there will be representa-
tives from the Moorhead Normal the
Mayville Normal, the Wahpeton Sci
ence school, the Glendale Industrial
school. and the Fargo and jamestown
colleges.
An organization will be effected and
the day spent in discussion Of ath-
letics and of schedules for next years
games. The local institution expects
good results from the gathering.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
TURKEY SHOOT
Big SUCCESS
THE MEMBERS or THE GATE
CITY GUN CLUB HELD THEIR
ANNUAL THANKSGIVING SHOOT
MANY PRIZES WERE WON
FOR HIGH SCORES.

The Gate city Gun club held their
annual Thanksgiving turkey shoot
yesterday.
A big turkey was given to the win
ner Of each event. and some OF the
sharks carried away two and three
healthy birds as trophies for their
craftsmanship.
The shoot started at IL o'clock with
thirty guns In competition and lasted
until late in the afternoon. Many high
scores were set UP by the sportsmen.
The shoot was the most successful
ever held at the gun club.
The cracks participated in a fine
luncheon at noon prepared by friends
and after a short after-dinner smoke,
the shooters went at it again. That
the weather was ideal was evident
from the high scores made by the
shooters.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
BREEZY SPORT NOTES.

Win or lose In his bout with Bonn
bardier Wells. Fred Storbeck win meet
Frank Moran Of Pittsburg Ia London,
Dec. 81.
the former Cleveland manager, will
pilot the Toledo American association
team next season.
The services OF 500 student ushers
and 100 or more policemen were re-
quired to handle the crowd at the
Stadium at the time OF the Yale Har-
ward game.
Minnesota won tina western confer
ence title, Princeton won the eastern
championship. and Gilmore Dobie's.
washington university team, won the
Pacific coast championship.
That the Navy-Arrny takes the
jingle from the bank roll is evident
when they ~0nIy'' charge 3126 for a
box at the game. Their was thirty
two boxes, meaning $4,000.
And now cometh the KilIjoy again
and says: What Is q bona-ade cock
tail? It Is q three cornered tie for
the western championship. says the
badgers. These muclrakers ara hay
ing d great time doping out who liz
entitled to the title. Gophars defeat
the maroons, 30 TO o. gophers and the
badgers play to 6 tie and Satur-
day the badgers were trimmed by the
4E4. = go. L.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27

Adams, Bruce, Alexandria, Ind,
Nov. Z. Adams was captain of the
Fairmont. Ind, Athletic club. His
neck was broken in a Sunday game
with the Anderson Brooks.
Dimick, Ralph, Portland, Ore, Oct.
20. Dimick died as result OF In
juries received by leaping from the
window OF st. Vincent's hospital while
in delirium caused By an injury sus-
tanned in football game.
Eckle, Michael J., Rochester. N. z.
Nov. 4. Eckle was an 1S-year-old
schoolhoy. He died as a result OF a
blow over the heart received in an ath-
letic club contest.
Farrer. Roy, Pierre. s. d., Oct. 2s.
Farrer was a member of a schoolboy
team. He was injured in game. but
feared to tell his father, who opposed
football Death followed in several
days.
Higgins Thomas, oconomowoc,
Wis, Nov. 8. Higgins received frac-
tured skull in a high school game. He
was is years Of age.
LANCE, Charles, Helena. Mont, oct.
%. LANCE died from an injury to
the spine received In q practice game
at the Montana College of Agriculture
In Bozeman. The school abolished the
game. While LANCE was dying the
Helena Woman's club, Of which his
mother Is president, was adopting
resolutions declaring football to be ION
q plane with pugilism and bull lighting
and as dangerous as war"
Luthy. Louis, Burlington, Ill, Oct.
81. Luthy was pupil OF grammar
school and died two weeks after re-
ceiving injuries.
Schineckloth. ROLAND, Correction
vile. Ia. Nov. II. He was q high
school player and received fracture
OF the spine in q game with Sioux
City high on Oct. IL.
Topping, r. p, Newburgh. N. Y.
Oct 3. Topping was tackle on New
burgh's academy team and died from
trouble resulting from cverexertion
and injuries.
Killed ii Previous Seasons.
The following named players died
last year after the publication Of the
list for 1910:
Egans w. T., watonga, Okla, Dec.
s. Egan was d member of Northwest
ern normal team at Aiva, Fracture OF
skull proved fatal.
Hill. Clarence. Lebanon. KY, Nov.
%. Hill was IL years old ana died as
result OF injuries received seven days
before.
Lee. Harry Winsted. Conn. Nov. "A.
Fracture Of skull resulted fatally tn
Lee. who was member or Tierney
military academy team.
Seydel, O. NJ. Iowa city. Ia, Nov.
23. Heart trouble caused death fol-
lowing injuries several days previous
70 grammar school game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
CONFERENCE TITLE
Won BY MINNESOTA
ON COMPARATIVE SCORES aDoPE"
RANKS THE GoPHERs AMONG
THE BEST TEAMS IN THE LAND
HAS NOT LOST A GAME THIS
SEASON.

Saturday was red letter day in
western football circles and the re-
suits on western gridirons were high
" satisfactory to Minnesota adherents.
II comparative scores are any criterion
for basis Of opinion as to the rela-
tive strength of the different aggrega-
tons in the country, Minnesota has as
good a claim as any one to the ma
tional championship.
Comparative scores may or may not
be good authority, but as they are the
only means by which such compari-
sons can be made they must needs be
made use of in arriving at results.
And the results OF such comparisons
places Minnesota right up at the top.
Take the following games as illustrat-
ing the point that Minnesota was as
strong as any OF them
Minnesota, 80; Chicago, 0.
Chicago, 6; Cornell, 0.
Cornell, s; Michigan, 0.
Michigan. 6; Syracuse, s.
Syracuse. 10; Carlisle, IL.
Carlisle, IS; Harvard, Is.
Harvard. s; Dartmouth, 8.
Harvard. 20, Brown, 8.
Nebraska, 6; Michigan, 6.
But this does not prove anything
towards Minnesota's being better than
one of the others; it only indicates
that the gophers team of this year has
defeated teams which were as good
and better than some of the big east
ern elevens. 1t places her in posi-
ton where she can claim anything in
the way Of championships that she
chooses, basing her claims, as she
necessarily must, upon comparative
scores as the only available means OF
drawing comparisons.
There is not chance Of an argu
ment I'm the western championship
problem. Chicago disposed OF the only
claimant that ever could have dis
puted the gophers' claim, and, as the
matter now stands. comparative scores.
Minnesota is the only indicated team
in the west, and only once during the
season was Minnesota's goal line
crossed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
Plan RINK FOR
ATHLETIC PARK

An idea among some of the stu
dents is under way to make skating
rink in Athletic park soon on which
a little out door exercise can be In
dulged in during the winter months.
A hockey team would be the order OF
the day IL present plans are realized
and the college could make a fair
showing in this line of sport, also,
they can at least arrange games with
the city teams which would furnish
quite a great deal Of interest among
the locals who take q fancy to this
sport. There are q number Of very
good hockey players at the "A. G. who
are anxious to get together in this
line.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
FORTY THOUSAND
PEOPLE saw GAME

Soldiers Field. Cambridge, Mass,
Nov. 27.--Yale and Harvard lacked the
final punch Saturday, and the annual
football contest ended in a 0 to score.
Each team had more than one chance
to win. but neither was able to carry
the ball over at the crucial moment.
Yale outrushed Harvard, both teams
fumbled badly and several chances TO
score were lost by inability to hold the
ball. Forty-two thousand persons wit
messed the contest
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
CLUB BATTING.

ers as champs ana Chicago with sec
on place.
Butler OF Cornell has scored eleven
field goals this season.
Princeton is lucky dog. It won the
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q. w. AXELSON or
CHICAGO SELECTS ALL
CONFERENCE TEAM.

Els all conference team is as
Tobin. Minnesota. end.
Tobin, Minnesota, end.
Buser. Wisconsin. tackle.
scrubys Chicago. guard,
O,Brieu. lows, center.
H Betting. Illinois, guard.
Radennacher, Chicago. tackle.
HoefEel, Wisconsin. end.
MOL. wisconsin. quarterback.
Sauer. Chicago, half back.
Rosenwald, Minnesota, half
back.
Capron, Minnesota. full-baclF.
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oRIDlRoN RESULTS

1ABOMDAY4
Minnesota III; Illinois o.
Brown o. Trinity 8.
Chicago s; Wisconsin 0.
Michigan s; Nebraska 6.
Yale 0; Harvard 0.
Navy 8: Army 0.
Kansas 8: Missouri g.
Iowa 8: Northwestern o.
Aines 6 Drake 0.
washington s. Jefferson Ii; villa
Nova 8.
Lafayette IL: Lehigh 0.
Brown s Trinity s.
Buclnell Is; Haverford 0.
Carlisle 20; Hopkins 6.
Case 49,; Worcester ..
Syracuse 8; Chic state o.
Purdue IL; Indiana S,
St Thomas 3 Creighton 8.
Huron High IA; Pierre IA.
Marquette 81: Leyola 0.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27

eastern championship on four straight
f1ukes-and still they say their il
nothing In q horseshoe.
Percy is the given name Of Wen
dell, Harvard's star haIfbaok, but he
can play great football at THAI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
THIRTEEN KILLED
PLAYING FOOTBALL
STATISTICS SHOW 1911 LIST OF
CASUALTIES is ABOUT THE
SAME AS LAST YEAR-sIe DE-
CREASE HAS BEEN MADE IN
1.-TWO YEARS.

Chicago, I'LL, Nov. 27.-Thirteen dead
and forty-seven seriously injured was
the cost paid for football during the
year of 1911. OF these four of the dead
were victims Of accidents Of the 1910
season, who died from their injuries
months after the season closed.
This list Of victims shows practi-
cally the same number, both in dead
and injured, as that of the previous
year, when there were fourteen killed
and forty three injured. 1t is large
decrease from 1909, when there were
twenty three killed and sixty-four in
jured.
One girl was injured while playing.
She was Miss Irene Butrum, pupil
at the Evansville, Ind, high school.
She received a broken arm while play
ing with number OF other girls from
the same school.
Casualties in 1911.
Total deaths, thirteen; total injured,
forty seven. Details compared with
fnrxr9a4m szynNrr.
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Feast your lamps on this: WILSON,
sin claimed the western conference
title last week, now they can be sat-
isfied with third place, with the goph-
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viii be served: Gophers first. maroons
second and the badgers third.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

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countant. Phone 8ooJ, 1120 Third ave
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hty stolen bases Schultz Of Chicago
Ice hits with thirtyeight his Chicago
made 17s hits for total sos Miller Of Boston
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.
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and manicarine l06 Brosdway. Phcne 70s-J
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NOTICE. TO TAX PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that com
mencing on the eighteenth day of
May, 1911, at $50 a. m. and con-
tinuously up to 4 p. m, May IS, 1911,
the city council sitting as board of
equalization and review will meet in
the mayors office. corner of Seventh
and Main streets, Keokuk, Iowa, for
the purpose of equaltzing and review
ing the assessment lists and rolls, for
city, state and county purposes, for
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SCISSOR. at which time and place per-
sons aggrieved by the action of the
assessor in assessing property or y
the action of the board of equalization
in raising or adding to assessments,
may make complaint
Q. W. SANDBERG,
City Clerk.
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