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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-23
AGRICULTURAL
.1:57 EDUCATION
@ - SUCCESSION FARMING
r. ANDREW N SOULt.
Suggestions For Bows And Girls Clubs

through their feeding roots. IL pres
entity develops TO an extent where IL
fills or chokes the water-carrying ducts,
and hence the plant dies. The best
method OF lighting this disease is 20
rotate your tomato crop; that is, do
not plant tomatoes on the same land
oftener than once in several years.
Every plunt which becomes affected
should be taken up and burned Try
and secure resistant seed. You will
make some progress in this direction
by saving seed from plants which with
stand the attack OF this fungus though
all the other plants in the vicinity may
have succumbed TO it. If you work
along this line aud select your seed
you viii probably secure a strain which
will prove resistant in the course Of
time. This is the method pursued in
developing a resistant strain Of cotton
and cowpeas which now Withstand the
attack Of the wilt disease with so much
success. There are some seed on the
market which are claimed TO be resist
ant TO wilt, but IL has not been clearly
established that these claims are well
founded, but you might secure seed an
other year and make the experiment for
yourself.
PECAN GROWING IN GEORGIA.
=. IL
like to know something of the possibilities
Of pecan growing in Georgia. A company
has been trying to interest me In one or
its groves, and 1 would like TO have your
opinion in the matter before deciding
what 10 do.
There are some good opportunities for
investment in pecan orchards in south
west Georgia. Some of the best or
chards in the state are located in that
section. A number OF these orchards
are in bearing and are making fine
yields, and the trees are in a healthy
and vigorous condition. Quite recently
a plantation of some 600 acres was sold in
that section of the state for a considera-
ton of some $4,000. OF course this is
probably the exception and represents an
orchard which has been very carefully
handled and managed, and In which skill
In the selection, planting and fertilia>
ton of the trees has been exercised. The
writer cannot undertake TO advise you as
to whether you should invest in a given
orchard or not, off hand. IL is impor-
tant to get I'm touch with the men with
whom you are dealing. and to examine
the property at first hand to satisfy your
self that II is well situated, that the trees
have been carefully selected and are OF
good, standard varieties, and that the 'fu-
ture development of the property prom
Uses to be of such a nature as to justify
any investment you may make. 1t will
cost you comparatively little and not
take much time to run down to Albany
and examine the pecan orchards in that
sectlon OF the state for yourself.
RATTONS FOR WORK STOCK.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-23

There IS very little which can be
done for tomato wilt or blight. as this
Is due 70 q fungus which infests the
soil and finds entrance into the plants
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-23

WHEN TO PLANT WITCHES.
H l. a. Louisville, Ga. writes;
please tell me what the enclosed seed
are. when to plant. and what kind of
soil is suited to IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
WITHOUT STARS
YALE IS VICTOR
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
KINGS COLLEGE
SIMPLY sWAnPEO
University Of Tennessee Makes
Io1 Points Without Any
Great Effort.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Crtoher s.-The
.~cccd tareess score ever made BY .
University cs Tennessee football team
was rolled MP this afternoon against
KIpes college. cf Bristol. when the
xi.isors Yer overwhelmed iel 70 O.
me King College boys were uehs.
ioexpprS~aced and ia such poor con-
dts,cn that hut few players VINO Start-
- sSe game were In at the dnsoh- Not
on~r Pa KINGS hold the volunteers On
dOwus OF make frst downs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
o'nElRnE ALONE
ShOWSRtAlfOR&
Cornell Oueclsssed By Oberim
Boys IN Defeat Before
Lesser College.

ITHACA y. T.. October S-In .
sorTy exhSbityon Of football on Ger
neSrs par1 Oberiiu defeated tae
Ithocans to-day by the score Of u 90
.. 0Oerlin had Q fast light team WIZ
lOeD % fight They played ~ veil y
Cbgneu. even n De 6rst half ana
|Sack3SSe Vas In evidence. OHearnc.
a. vaG6e epA staaAing GOT ss. 2 con-
O0eD00D 0EcepeioaL In fart- OHessne
01noAs 81 . the only i've wire on
'ehe Csgasll team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
ATHLETICS NAY
PLAY GAME here
Mack Writes Saying He VIM
Await Advices D. c. O'Flah-
erty, Local Shrinsr.

r
d. c. o'F1ahsrty. potsnta&s ~ Aoca
Temple. Mystic Shrine. laft last n1Shf
for New York whore h VIII meat
Connie Mack in IN sndsavor 70 A.
range . game here BETWEEN the Ath-
lstics and the Phuuss. Il haA been
hoped that . game could b arranged
between the Athletics and CLARK CRIT
nth's Nationals. but . ns0aags ffom
0ridsah announoss ths& hs oou16 moi
get to Na0k. This II probably dxs %
the fact that . series Of games hos
si-sady been decided upon between the
TWO Philadelphis clubs In PAiladslphia.
one Of which would - tsansferrsd
hare In the event satisfactory grange
ments can - mada.
Should the game 1s arranged Il viii
have 70 bs played 1t Lsss Park -
Broad street. Park has already bssn
cut up. portion Of It now being laid
with tracks Of the Richmond. Trsd-
ericksburg and Potomac. owners OF
the tract Of Land. Il = mot known
just how at the. old United States
League homo y for such game. but
1t il thought that Il esni6 be put In
condition in short order Eor ths 8sma
In speaking ~ the proDossa game
Connie Mack writes 20 follows:
PAiIaAelphia. Pa. October I. 1914.
Gus Nalbert SDortinS Edftsf Times
Dispatch. Rtchmond. Va:
v < 3 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
JOHN NlRSHAlL'S
PROSPECTS GOOD


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
SOUTH CAROLINA
TRIMS BkP1IsIs
Two Goals From Field Mark
WeifPlayed, Fast and
Snappy Game.

Columbis. O. C.. October Sin . wen
played game. the University Of south
CArolina opened the football season,
by defesting Wake Forest. Of North
Carolina. 10 20 .. The locals scored .
goal from the held IN the nrss quarter:
in the second o touchdown was neGo-
tiascd: the third was q scoreless quar-
ter and In the last wake Forest scored
q Geld goal Wake Forests goal from
the aeId was q difficult drop kick By
w, RiAdtck. from the thirty-ysrd line
ana came tuss before the game ended.
vcnkcniisz.s seccnA Gosl was . kick
from placement In the forty yasd line
4 Positions. ". r.
wohmnn. right guard Camp
(elsgh. Porter (Abernathyp
Dunn right end -..-- Whttsed
(Ysvcesse,
Williams. :. Ief, guard 49,. Williams
(PcrterD
Z, Hin. left tackle. 1890. Moore
(BrsstoaD
Psssanaseus run rack ....w. Riddick
(ytysrd. 5000. centre $1,000. Carter
Rvamm. -. right tackle $500. Holden
Iasesson. right half back 49,. 6ecch
tRrssso~, - 'H'' 80
Aviaeor .....- tsfs tackle .hosre
tBrttsoay
vsutSulses. Iefs half back -. Btlfsngs
~. Fsseeste,
reeywsrd. .qsarsep boee. CtSey
euurnsries. T~UceooWN II sssnsS-
ssGve goal from souek6ews--veuken-
M,x 0csls FROM eesl-voakcnsitx. W.
1,A0I}k. Resree. 1os. uvvvhy tpsNH.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
|W.R. ltGGE STARS
lltsca'll|PPY GAME
v. P. !. Quarter Back Uses Head
While Techs Are Defeating
Hampden-Sidney
especial to Tie Times-Dispatch-l

Especial to The Times-DfspAtcn.1
Blacksburg. We, October s--V. r =
defeated Hamuaap-sidney here this af-
fseueaassySEIesEe; Of - to :. The
vissssss psssta = scrappg game. but
vers ,unAAhstD ssoss the Techs Eoel
Ire suntil saRN tin the second half.
when tAsy niade their only score on
plays through the line. The Techs
showed better. form than In the last
CANA, but the backheld y stiil weak
In blocking the interference. ". X
Lsgse. II quarter. was the etar Tor
the home teauA The nne-up:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
METHOOISIS ARE
EASILY WHIPPED
Virginia Rolls Up IS Points
Against Randolph Macon, SIX
More Than Georgetown.

Chsrlott aHvflla Va October 5.-ln
thu second rame OF its scheduled sea-
son ths yirginia football eleven de-
feated Randolph Macon College to-day
by . score Of forty-fave to nothing. .
half dozen more points than George
town rolled up against the Methodtsts
last Saturday.
Virginia accumulated twelve points
in the arst period: thirteen IN the
second: none In the third. and twenty
In tho last quarter, an aggregate Of
forfy-nve poiuts on seven touchdowns
and three goals Cook and AGREE each
Blanchard and Harris made one each.
While Macon presented .
stronger line than William and mary.
It cannot b. said that the Orange ana
Blue players gave near ~ good an
exhibition to-day - they did In the
eleven Fumbiinr va. freouent and
:. unoDpor.uns moments; I'll. :. eons ,,i-
. si.i... attack. While the orsns. and
Blue gave nashss Of team play. the
score represents individual ability
AGREE. Ray and Blanchard did most
OF the line piunsinx. Will s.. hanasaDn;
0ooch. Thomas ana saasen o..tlns 1lsnsa
themselves ny Dsaaaa.ne rum sns
open
The forward pas. nsurea nine time.
-s,s,,- 49, =, 49,. .,..e
successfully. oss tnsM we
thrown Daaiy. tnousn IN tne main
they were intended to 80 only short
Instances. Twice the ball landed
isnrarely into the arms Of an opposing
nIaver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Milwaukee. octebes &-csSse Brssg.
m unsssvming- Youthful Cincinnati
usllicnsire, tonight holds Tor one yea<
the title 70 the Grand Prtx sstomc6sls
road race. the climax % three days
thrilling svess IN rseese rssa-ssesng
history.
peFslms srsvs ~ 60 ne ~ rsas
wheel q Dragg's 00oae 80 - sbs
wsx.up that eoslNWe6 DeaGG Degod
away slowly - vScsory 90 OsfsoM
Rum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
DAVIDSON CAN'T
STOP CAROLINA
sesse q - - . ~ vssseiy
Wipes OF ~ Pa D0r-
enco Dseyvosn Sekool6.

esSeesas % TAe rtWee-DespeecAl
cssssssse .. G; ossssS 49, -
usa Hefessee payseesn 49, ~ ~
sssUsva - 49, GSSs.-S ~.
- srSSu1o9 - ouo0 Wyg& OUS9o-
- wsO vSsy 80 - - - -
80 sssssssss SeE Co. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Marylanders Pile Up Biz
Score Against Local .
Gridiron Warriors
CAN'T WITHSTAND
HEAVY ATTACK


Matched against . tsam - vseGI1
outclassed aud ontplayed q Avssz
stage Of the game. the Roiehnond Gil
lsgs Spiders. yesterday ! AftsEnosn ~
Broad Street Park went down In Ae@s
feat befors their heavier oDpoleh1 - \
from the Maryland Asricultnraa Coli
lege. when the dust Of tAs 1rax Asd
cleared 1t was found tha& ths nnIalS
score stood 4s 70 .. with IT, local
lads retaining their unenxiabls titlA.
of ~scorsless wonders.
From the minute eAe AHky Mary !:
Ianders, with IN advs1tAgo g nfteens
pounds weight Per man. tfottea upeA
the neld the sole question IN the m1nn4s
OF the spectators was the at3o ~ IT,
score. The Ag1ies, with . team . nun-
dred per cent better than any heeosps
appearing here. displayed sna1 an4
ytxor which wore the Spiders sdOwus
while their speedy backs simply wa1ked
around the opposing ends
Richmond College. ~ usual = anf-s
fering from Q Lack Of material . aet4{
lera calibre. The men averAgtnG oNoqe{
$50 pounds, were not cApable 81 UenM=t
ing on their heavy opponents. Ihe 1qbf
white having several ve4eTanL aDDeQ4@l
"a TO DO inexperianced. the lsft sfdo -
ing woefuIly weak. Time sftax
the Axgie back would 90 pf9nG39j
through tackle for twenty anA
yards, the runner meeting Win
opposition. !. Pones. PLAYING as0Aye
half back. put UP ane game ~ ~
end he would shine On any team An~ff
carrow, playing his Azst college $685.
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
SECOND STRING
0fn tfffCIltt
|H9vugd, tseiDtsd Wieh Nios-
sssa rojan, Tries Scrubs
u I3sly cssss

Cs@ssseee. 49,. After sssr,sS
cuT40g snsoe e0see00Wwa. Harvard $50
- 49, 10y esSSna - 49, ~.
80 ~ go . Ucuv4, - 81
- ~ $780, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
De PALMA IS hurt
As CALEB BRAGG
W|nSeRAuOPRIx
Cincinnati Millionaire, After
Capturing Prize, Rushes to
Aid of Rival.
REAs-Eso colLIslos
Big Mercedes Grazes Rear Axle
of Winning Fiat, Causing
Serious Accident.
Race International
CT. and Pix.

Dsss.sce-sss $3.50 (s1vrsrs-
0aeeayD.
Psss-CV - 0ADo 60.
Weooes-Cooeo DgueG, ~.
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TSsss-Es as1ksssa, ss.e., ss.nA
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FSeso 49,. -. Uvs0sese9 -
ssessUe CsssAes yeseeeea eesossoA
80 Was ~ UeS0oseeo - go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
oulkERS HAVE
HARD TINE Of Il
Find Dickinson College 70
Stronger Asgesasioa Thaa
Wss Anticipated

pns,.A .,phsa. October S-fhs -,
v.,,s,x os Psnnsyivania football eseo
s,a n. hands fun 90 defeat Dsssse-
an College Tits ssserneon 10 = =
Per the ara hals shs vssssors ~ -
ou.ner. scor~Ssss. In shs tAisa vssSee
- Red 90 Bite sssack Set sooss
a. srorea . esuchAown a.
srcu 0ssd ana In the aoei vs9es =
s~ccvA tooehaOWs was sdded-
ptckSpDoa pue - Tie esse
sn.s rsunsy1vuuia No. eucoune>feo
s.ssou. Ppuusylsaasa p,syei .
.ma,siux eams sAresshout- 49,
sreouwS1y mercer so1 Hass1
ma - sunD 3uss sssssds - - -
e.~n PvsgxseA -
Yeunw. .lsss -. 1900. ~
Cynus. len tactic. ...-.
yryQouusssn. .iefs gunFs- -. 49,
Wsush~r .ceuse<. ----.
0rsrue .vsghs esese. -
$500. .ssges eoco1e-...><ssl
Iovy6ee rsyAt - -
IsrySou. .Suusew eQ9..s9
80. -.....isls -
0neV4ugess ssO4a ooG9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
lSHY ON OFFENSE,
LONG ON DEFENSE
+ irhter Eleven Shows Bursts Of
Speed and Splendid Coaching.
Mods Have Splendid Mate
rial. With Best Pair Of
Tackles in South.
Too Warm.

The Blues football elsven. coaehsd
bv BilIy 6ttisTding. sltghtiy upset the
caleulstions Of Pat Krebs and his
hueky tribe from the Medical College
! OF virginia by losing TO the heavier
/ eleven only after the most strenuous
sort Of resistance and then BY. Only
two touchdown. from which 6chenek
kicked two goals. makins the so
;number OF points run up just fooI-
teen. The Blues had never hoped 70
score against the Formidable array
Of weight against which they batfied-
The bee3 they expeceed wss . score
tIess eauaa. but the light forwar0s en0
ss,he sven Tighter backdeld was unable
10 stand up under the ons1Angeu OF
the two tackles. Walker ana nedss
meth. being gradually worn down.
II was ANYTHING but an ioSes 80
for football The mercury soafsa en-
,ireiy too high, and both elevsns weNe
.uent after the forty minutes OF naso
rt.r II there were features 70 tne
frane. fbe most striking Of these Va
the msevellous defense put MP oy tns
..,ldaerg ana the opposite weakness OF
~. Nedtcos from an offensive stana-
1000 Though ths eleven may p
s~Afpped into . machine when
lake . showing against tne Noh'H
learolfna A and - next
- ,,.n before this will be true Yes
t-.1a.v the movensent Of the team e
whcls was ponderous. rather ~.
ismnressiye. Theee was LACKING ta.s
k[r.thtn9 almost inde0nseae ous
t~nich. IN It's anal analysis. - 1854
9us brains
Dtu0 Are HaDG
cha other hard SittefdinG ~
tcSs.~ns hia men several things wn1ca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17

Letters sEsIi withheld 81 given TT
Haaxas % Ifse chairman zssz sh1s etssgg
% examined zxaec1ttve sssszsu-
TIE eszaarEssaa Eszae this sDr-nal ~
gEass azsss 4eaFst agreea 70 earaulF
Senator Giire- sasang ID be crusss
sxarairs@tioa3 aszesl E1z 9ssas q tl2Es
.agFensgsfs 0s Esay Efla 5rpngsaas she
Letters 10 Hearst AID wfsas II a.ppszs
- 1ap sgsagesI 81 3 Iss1lss5a ylls-
iratisn irl wfssss SeaEa= 8 Interested
r5e less denied 7ilar he aad 1zid
anFrsing 1rr ire photographs which
aere ssandea Il ain On the lar tsses
2sss isaer made = sgaeea o.. siIH sszfs-.
ias ID Gasnsrabss e5ht5s
ae-sng asrsssons BE Senator,
7seseae. aeasst zais- Ia rtsoasssr
8.as earld give sosne information 50
to tbs ssarcs 81 the 5llsot ssa-srssEigss, BIZ
sgasr 5e1sies as5s ssEssSsss-3isss % dsss
tie 5FsotegrasgS1z se-ea 9ssrainees eFo7s1
Aow did zesav earaa ID bring Theses
Letters 10 ga1a assea Senator Jories
ass 5eesine Is bring aE5Snt tae
assrusstfSa 81 1ew part answered
Fesrst 81 sasst sa1ss sfye sid 1zrries
szeve gnsE1 rs sfga Sands Jf tfsa ursrsi-
ese-saassisg ntseressa aHa Esr E5aY
thought that slaess LETTERS world Sc IN.
ssrsssiBg IS illustrating siaas pSisat.
Dad EoE hare 20 Jgevsous aEasWE.
as1gH sf I'D atassnBs By ar. Eaag to
produce. these sosgsssr as lssssrE n.
.Icnea sssssr1ed
will aot say that azd heard
Eof the exfsfeses 81 ssIes letters, bEst
lad aaa 10 proaf ii faesE cantsnss
Hesrsst explained slaf gsadr lad
oseu Id ais esHDioga sor SOME y@aTg al
sstftnr " various Hearst 5ape-s, 6ss
Sas not gnrs whether De Tas ID 5ss
en4p10y 4. ne time tsas getzazs gera
produced Ese insisted he Rid mn
raised Eddgs saiars nor afHer7zsga re-
vardea Kim spr seessngs tpe Standard
OH correspondence
- shers znytaing EaaF gau now ~
caIlgv asked Ciapp. upon which Tau
aare NOT rest1aea and 10 which your
attention has aor aeaa called t!lat raay
5e os ssrTics 70 his Investigation e
r made some csHfT1 DBtsona % Fae
Independence League campaign m
1903 Eas rae answer ~ amounted
70 81, 8Ga " ; tDd 10 aot think
matte sag OTHER contributions
serafsr 9Iissr sskas consaralng
rae alleged Iesxsr Of AscHtold 70 g5r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-17

dons granted by me-, z;vsns he raasou
sssaressr 9sosia 5e Ioath 10 nake
xunva. ID z narrer Tor ss1s outside
-sorfd 70 k8ow, the statements Oh
tafned
savaTa8r Eouags1eg points ont tFass
So aas consistently fought sfle COZ
vet Isase svsfe1s Diit ID spite oF afa
appeals. and repeated protests st TIE
1sopGe 10 fae legislature 40 saeai1ass
rssies has Dsen gsveH The governor
Believes me sssfe prisoners should
ba ~orEed On s11e ssafe higstwsga and
assse farms and - fores he lsgssIa-
surs eonvsHtHg aevs month - arr,
md remove sae Incentive for he sor.
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1aers / aaaa 5e during M present
month
Signed Roses Psarose
Tass va wrlrzen ID 1908
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Formerly a prominent business
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e vas considered logical IA name .
Fort Madison man to III the yacaaeF
caused by the dsasFl Of Nh s2ith
aad Il was conceded that q republican
would bs seiscted The appointment
81 Mr. Hoaser makes the beard er
supervisors politically. tE0 democrats
and one republican, Peter Gckesflar
and p a. Teung being the dsaarratie
members
Mr. Hcssers the new msnlaer. VIII