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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12

Al previous records we're broken
- sis Candidates for county and
Dhtive offices filed In King
uuaty. The coounty auditor col.
h<ed s5sii In fling fees nom
~
~ largest number Of candidates
= ~ superior court Judge. for
- - hare filed. including the
~ Incumbents. Justices OF the
~ come next. with 10 for Seat
. Recinct alone. is republicans.
IN democrats aud one socialist
Nm arr l. candidates for sheriff.
\ h them republicans. roF coro-
= Aerp are 10 candidates. seven
nDuhhc1ns For engineer there are
~ repubIicans and two demo
~ While there are but four can
- foe commissioners from the
III districf. the North district
y peodnced ~. ~. T.. Durham.
us>6caa candidate for superfn-
b1lnn< q schools. II unopposed In
- parsy. Win II. Hanna. treas.
- J. nvppposed for nomination.
= ~ 6emocratie opponent. how
~ n socialists have put up
t1hrtse candidates for every dis.
~ ~ AIso for sheriff. prosecus,
y sfl1Fnsy. coroner and justice Of
- Dpace. All house members OF
= ~ legislature. with two excep.
- oaly. have flied for reelection.
~ temocratis have candidates for
NJ Office except school superin-
n1ent.
Superior Court
xeRpartixzn -. Albertson.
Ens Dykeman, A. w. Frater. Mitch
g Cslmsn. John p. Main. II. A. r.
lkn James T. Ronald. Everett
I'D, Boyd J. Tallman. Cicero X.
nskins. John 8. Jury. r. Herald.
~ George. John A. Talbot. W. W.
ushire, Kenneth Macintosh. Jno.
I casey. Addison w. Hastie. Chas.
: Stsffen. John r. HUMPHREYS. l..
max Brown. NJ. II. fngersoil. Carl
with. Charles r. Garbergon, Geo.
Cenentson, James r. LAWYER.
Anasl Morrison. Frank s. Griffith.
Sheriff
kpublican-Elroy w. Thayer.
! }. Jones. w. NJ Zimmerman.
- g. Thompson. Oscar A. Wise.
80 4. Malone. John w. Roberts.
s : s'xrsich, John Stringer. Harry
Hnoe1tic--Edward CadIhee.
socialist Mildred Price.
Auditor
j Hpaoiiean-W. W. Castle. A. J..
Rnsle5. Archie Hutcheson. Cole c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12

J. L. Weaver held nm Inquest over
the body of Stanley WoodrlnR. who
was killed In the interior of App.
ling county by Sam Carter. The
Jury held Carter responsible for
the killing.
Carter came 10 Bailey and gave
himself up and IL now In jail He
self defense; that woodring was
advancing on him with an open
knife, and he did not shoot I'll
after warning woodring 10 stop.
lie said that Woodring owed him
81 and met him on the road and
stopped TO pay the debt. After pay
ing the debt. Carter claims that
Woodrfng threatened TO whip him.
advancing with the knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12
Special Notices.

Notice II hereby given that 1 have
disposed or my Interest In tho He-
attic Tire Repair Company. 1910
broadway, 20 Jack Carlson. who
assumes all Indebtedness and viii
collect all outstanding accounts.
u, .. kAaf.EY
Jose Benito, pref. OF botany aud
medicine. Spanish steam baths. on-
pecially. 0olondfina Imminent for
rheumatism, paralysis. nerves,
consumption ana stomach trouble
aud chronic diseases. and for all
horts Of hltin diseases, Hours l 10
and z 90 0 y M. sagt u Ballard
Aye. Room T. Trafton Hotel.
Phone ballard fsEa
NIehnln. bungalow Hinckisy iiik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12
GIRL SWIMS
FRISCO BAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ia
The record Of being the first
woman 20 swim San Francisco
bay 10 held today by Miss Nellie
Schmidt of Alameda. who made
the distance from Vallejo nj.
wharf. San Francisco. TO the
Oakland mole. In three hours
and sls minutes.
Mia Schmidt used the double
overland stroke and alternatcd
this with the single stroke for
rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12

Picnic hams. izMc ID. lamb chops.
~ We H.. leaf lard. i9hc ID. boiling
meat, Sc H., lamb stew. Sc 10. bacon.
lsc III. hamb burger steak. ice 10. I:
veal roast. i5c H.. salt pork ioc 10.
lbs. butter. VI. ranch eggs, doz.
ported Swiss cheese. ssc III. brick
cheese, use 10. Prim-oet. Tbs. s5c.
breakfast cheese. SC each. green
cheese. Toe each. chow elbow. he at.
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wycsTIAKE

Haiibut, 2 lbs. fEc: salmon. ioc III. I:
smelts. 2 lbs. tBc; herring. SC NJ.
black cod. lbs. 2bc. ling cod. lbs
25c; kippcred herring. 2 lbs. 25c,
founders. Sc III. salts, lbs. l5c,
lbs. 25c; shrimpa. Toe H.. clans. Sc
Ct; ~ lbs. cane sugar, 81. Eastern
-four si.2o sack; Z lbs. rolled oats.
25c. pink beans. &c ID: butter. 35c
ID; eggs. 35c dox.; duck eggs. 40c
Hoz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12

Lost and Found.
~-~s-~S~y~~~>~~~~e~S~ S~~S>~~~~~s~~~
fsoat.~-A soild gold bar pin, SGT with
red ana white stones. on ksfh or ON
Meridian car. sunday afternoon.
Phone North sss
Lost Sunday afternoon. on Madison
or ~. Queen Anne car. silver menh
bag aud rntd ease. bag with fun
name. card case marked J. ~ II
Liberal reward Tel East 1853.
iady'H watch With fob. monogram J.
NJ on case. very small. bstwecn .
add SIS p. ~. Thufedny. kiiiott f1s
Eyes tested free. graduate optirisn j.
glasses At reasonable prices. The lit
tie store that sella for leas. ttzT 1rd.
Want house a affice furniture, cash.
Gibson Chandler, $40 rlke. NJ 11zT,
Plumbing repairs. eec hr.. refer
enes.. & a. 1875.
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Nice Clean housekeeping rooms Mt
Hotel Trafton. b3zB ballard nv. BAL
lard 1854,
CAPITAL fiOTEfs-i0s Jackson. At
Doc 20 ti.5o day. 1850 90 ~ week.
HOTEL rLhHENDOn-ii2 4th av.
=. Rooms soc and Zoe, Elliott btzi y.
Hotel Livingston. 1881 Ist av. Mod
ern. Rates 1880 per week and vp
HOTEL OXFORD. 1870 lat av.. mod
ern, rntef $3.50 per week aud up.
harrington. 1914 Second. 81 week
up.
Hotel Consul. sth and Wash; rms
81 and up; beds isc. Free baths
ROYAL HoTEfs-4ot Fifth av. 1sc
70 7se night; ti.7s 10 q week.
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New Today.

Coatorlum Dye Works. f222 n. Mad
inon. East fs1, Wagon calls. doilv-
eru promptly.
Kodak deyeioplng, loo roll any
...s Jasosa. Photo shop. z u nld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12
Help Wanted-Female


wantcd---roung women. either en-.
psrienccd or inexperienced. TO
work as telephone operators Ap-
piy 20 fiUs trd sv, or 1870 nth
av. Ths Pacific Tsisphons and
Telegraph Co.
Ito an actress No work. business or
profession offers more to a woman.
Positions guaranteed graduates. D.a-
IectB taught Vaudeville acts written
and rrhcarsed Marion Warde Brn-
matte school. asa Arcade building.
Young lady partner wanted In a
good transient hotel, coed iocR-
ton. $500 cash. scandinavia pre-
farred. Address Star X-3aa.
Teachers for Washington, California
schools. Western Teachers Agency.
af2-ts p.-I building.
tfse--HOT POINT IRONS-ttb0
EVERYTHING ELEcTRfCAL
Sound Electric co. 1910 Wrist Az.
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Money to Loan

-, real: ESTATE LoaSs.o,o,
CITY AND COUNTRY. LOANS
On improved or vacant property
any amount, $50 to $500. long or
short time; easy payments, no de-
Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12
SANITARY

Butter. soc H.; eggs soc dor: figs.
Sc ID sauerkraut. 2 ats. ibc. strain
ed honey, 2bc pit. sbc at. T5c y gal
currant home made Jelly. ibc and 20c
glasa. raspberry land strawberry
Jam. f5c glass. mild fun cream
cheese. zoe 10. Roquefort. SOC 10
LimburEer. use. 8 leaves home made
bread, 25c; 2 lbs. genuine N. Y.
aagk
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Furnished Rooms.

~~~s~~~S~-~~-~-~S~~ee~ N~~r~cSr~~~~S~~~~~~O~~~
virginus Hotel. gth AZ Virginia. near
westiake. offers now, modern. ele-
gantiy furnished rooms. with the
heat recommendations lowest rntes.
lAs BiOauway corner Broadway
and Yeslor. Modern. 1900 week
up. ". s. Prentlsn, proprietor.
HOTEL Rhode Island. sc Virginia St
soc day and $3.50 week and up.
HOTEL Rainier. iGs Main st. brick
building Rates soc and up. Bath
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, iiish
First--Ra{es Doc daily and up.
Rooms a5c and soc. 522 sixth av:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12
Observation-Disclosures

Wannted q GOOD 6nsITnHcSss llotE cleSr.
well located, value at $4,000. I'M
exchange for half interest In good
income business property now pay
ing IL per cent; win increase GER
tain. Address owner, 1915 10th n.
room and board for two gentlemen;
1hIN lIfh aN. s. nanr Atlantic ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12

After this date 7 Will not be respon-
Kibio for the debts contracted for
by my wife v. ~. CHRISTIAN.
August ,, 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12

Help Wanted--Male
WANTED Men ana women 20
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning. Call or wiite
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High uraas sshoel
Within SIX weeks
Number OF licensed ianitorH' POSI-
ttons will be opening In Seattle.
for which you ear qualify quickly
At low cost At the Seattle En-
gsaeerinE school. First av. w. aud
Roy st.
WHY does Lanaqnist sell ssB suits
fof ftkf BECAUSE HE SELLS
THEM tpETAfftH Room 70s EN-.
press Theatre building
Learn 10 be \ good bssher NJ
AOLER BARRIER COLLEGE
, ggp Occidental Ave n
Want ed--yo unw iran for apprentices.
Apply star Foundry. Spokane and
Hstsi state, single rooms s6e ana
soc. 81 50 week let and Washin gton.
HOTEL Norman, ~ yesler way.
fkoosps 1tc and hec. Men only. Bath.
Yates Hotel. sinth and Pine Free
bath and phone. si.gs week OPP.
bay 4 saw II In the star
Kava nangh'a txoo Hats ms LIST az.
Wanted tinasr at iis Bell ST. need
NOT be fret class.
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~ ACRES FOR S5OO

You can secure So acres. Of first
class level land. covered with a
fine growth OF hemlock which
would make dandy poles and is
also suitable for pulp wood, Tor
which YOU can find ready mar
ket.
The soil Is good and free from
grsfvel, faces on county road, anu
is directly opposite q pleasure
park.
There liz enough wood on this tract
TO more than pay for the land.
II you are looking for piece OF land
which will make you some money,
you had better investigate.
1t only takes $40 cash and 81 per
OLE HANSON & co.
gO-GF ala New York Block.
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srs~~reN~rr~r>r~r~~-e~>~
own and offer for sale or trade a
patent hat pin. protected point.
Permanent address Lennon, y ~
To Iset--iiuninsas office, corner iooa
tion. iit Occidental nv.
Nichols. bungaiow. Hlnekley nIk.
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Acreage.

Acreage.
>~~~~4~.ee~-~~~~~~~~~rs< e<>~<@~4~~s~~s~~~~~~~
POULTRY RANCH CLOSE IN
Adjoining tho town Of ktrklau fine
well lying tract Of rich Hand. with
good spring chisksu house and
House. partly cleared. II you know
anything about raising chick eilh,
aad want 10 make money aud l.e
independent. let me show you this
place. for you can make money
fran the atari. Price 1880. terms
sfee cash. balance ti5 month. J.
fsrenaman. office on AndcrSon's
wharf. Madison park.
FOR ssie-~7s acres good land. ;
acres cleared. E-room cottage,
barn. chicken house. a /. 400 pound
mare. fresh Jersey cow. chickens,
IS fruit trees. all household goods,
including brand new $500 plano.
fine well. complete assortment 81
farm implements. located one mile
from good town on railroad. Price
a. ZOO. For particulars address
x-1gs. care star.
i4h ACRES FOR $3.50
Near Nachias We have fsM acres.
with trout stream crossing at west
end. This land slopes Go THE west.
If near small mill which viii fur
ninh lumber e. settlers at $40 per
thousand There are some few
Nth"Ht- '"ft@ F"sNt' -" - - -
the mill.
Noighbors are near at hand. Schools.
and r. r. u. Your groceries de-
ilvercJ right at your door.
A fruit canning company at Sno-
hofniEh. which IN miles distant,
will contract for all fruit and
produce you can raise for period
OF years at market prices.
II you are Tired Of paying rent and
living In the city. here Is your
chance TO strike for Independence
as cash and $40 per month will han
die this land.
OLE HANSON a co.
STA II 5it New York Block
one acre on Cedar river pipe line.
for $3.50. y2s cash. $40 month.
Phone Kenwood ?.
BE WISE
Act now. Eight acres. part cleared
and fenced. some fruit trees, excel
lent soil. good county road. walk
ing distance OF electric car. own
ar must have money. VIII sell Tor
800. Your opportunity. his loss.
CHARLES r.. ADAMS
s22 Coiman BidF.
A i2m-ACRE RANCH
with house. barn. large orchard.
gasoline engine for pumping. fise
soil good road 10 Seattle. and only
two miles from electric car; must
be sold In next few days. s1,5ou
takes a.
CHARLES r. ADAMS
ts2 coiman Bldg.
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Funeral Directors.

NJ u. nuTrrnw onrH soNa
1871 First ave. Main or Elliott sss
University UNDERTAKING iariors, tzfa
18th N. H. North zi2. W. E. Fork.
naf
bonnoy- Watson Co. Funeral Direo-
tors Third av. and uoivsrsity.
Main ~ Elliott fst
xo,~~l>oeoc-J,s ..,,sisr-<~ onooo~,o.,
We aim % satlsfS s6d wlfl Rdnlp-
fss for weddings, receptions, fu-
hhErlH. PARIS FLOHiHT-~zis Pike.
buhNa tioitAL Co. COZ ard. Main
xtl1-cut flowsrs designs aaads
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Nnr-T'fef-N~~F4~sNsrNf N<arf%fars~@~~~<~~fNf~s
hupTUNE CURED. permanent, no
opsratlqn or detention from labor.
over aoo cases cured peet two
years. agcn 4 to 10. Harvard
hystnm 81 Eitel nidE.. Seattle
CORNS-fr egner's Corn ria..
stor" or mailed, 2se. q. H. Frogner
tttb Genoasae 81
f.ans's Mineral Wonder will cure In
paired vitality. absolute satiAfae
ton guaranteed or money back +.
one dollar. ST. Third ae.
cftIitoFoDf. manicuring. facial
and scalp Treatments. Huiso ~.
2t1M PIKE II.
ofLLETTN BLADES sharpened, acc
doa. rsHors. zke, etc. isef eth Av.
Get Acquainted society. Names and
sfdrcases los Pins street
manieurinw, facial and
scalp treatment. 40 Liberty Bldg
Nichols bungalow hinchley Xix
say - saw n In Ths atnr"
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6 " E r. Y
D A Y

new city. located at the junction
OF the TOit and Snoqualmie rivers
and on the new lines OF the Great
Northern and Milwaukee. Toit Is
the coming city OF the Puget Sound
baain-wiii be the next best city
In King county.
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For Sale--Furniture.

~s~~N-~N~~~~~~r ><--~>s~ee~~>~~~>~~s~~~
OF seven room house.
Two rooms rented. Main 5s27.
'sss fur 81. .rs, q s-reom house cost
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-10-12
WHERE PROFS. WHO STRUCK ARE.
Armstrong, McGlOne, Stryker, and
Sirich, are Either Teaching Or
Doing Special Work.

News has been received here that
Prof. Edward S. Armstrong formerly
one of the faculty of st. Johns Col
lege who occupied the chair of Eng
lish is now one of the faculty of the
Baltimore Polytechnic.
Professor Armstrong will be re-
membered here as one Of the four
instructors who "struck'' in the early
summer because of some alleged
difficulties with other members of
the faculty and who subsequently
rendered their designations to the
Board of Governors and Visitors. Ii
will be Of interest therefore to note
where the other professors are now 10.
Gated.
Prof. Charles w. Stryker who held
the chair of economies and science is
imparting instruction along the same
lines at Kenyon Academy in Ohio;
Prof. Edward II. Sirich formerly in
structor in modern languages is pur-
suing a postgraduate Phi. G.. course at
the Johns Hopkins University, Balti-
more, and Prof. Bartgis McGlone who
taught botany and biology is doing
special research work at the same in
stitution.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-10-12
NAVAL INSTITUTE ELECTS.
Lieut.. Com. Earle Succeeds Late Prof.
AIger and Will Edit Quarterly
Publication of Organization.

The annual meeting of the United
States Naval Institute. an organ iza-
tiou composed of American naval
officers in all parts of the world, held
last night, resulted in the election of
the following officers for the year:
President t-RearAdmiral Bradley
A. Fiske.
Secretary-Treasurer-Lieut-C C M
mander Ralph E. Earle.
Board of Control-Commander Geo.
w. Logan, Commander Henry F.
Bryan. Commander A. Bainbrid re
Hoff, Commander Louis II. Mutton,
Lieut.. Commander Needham L.Jones,
Lieut.. Commander Ernest j. King.
The Institute is an organization
formed for the purpose of discussing
topics of interest to the Navy,
through essays submitted by various
officers. Its headquarters are at the
Naval Academy, and it was tnere
that the business meeting took place
last night. Lieut.. Commander Earle,
as secretary-treasurer, succeeds the
late Prof. Philip r. Alger, who filed
the position for many years.
Since the death of Professor Alger,
Lieutensnt-C Commander Earle was
named by the board of control to the
vacancy until the date of the annual
election.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-10-12
APoLIs. MD. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1912
JUDGE RESERVES DECISION.
Question Of Legality Of Sale Of Liquor
at Horse Races Argued This
Morning.

Argument on demurrer in the man
damus proceedings involving the sale
of liquor at the Laurel race track
course. was heard before Judge Bra
shears in the Circuit Court this morn
ing The arguments began at 10
O'Clock and were completed in short
order. Judge Brashears reserved
decision.
The question arose upon petit
tion filed by Mr.. George w. Fonner
against DR.. George Wells Clerk of
the Circuit Court because that official
declined to issue him license for the
sale of liquors at the Laurel races
which beg IN on October /. The track
is within the borders of this county.
TIE petitioner applied for the
license under the provisions of Article
SO Section 90 of the Code of Public
General Laws but DR.. Wells refused
the grant on the ground that the law
was superseded by the Local Option
Law applicable to this county. That
was the contention of States Attor
ney Nicholas Fl. Green who conducted
the argument in behalf of DIR. Wells
this morning.
1t was pointed out that the Local
Option Law reads that the county au-
thites are prohibiting from issuing
licenses for the sale of ssliquor to any
person corporation or association at
any place in the county. Mr.. Freder-
lex Dallem counsel for the petitioner
contended that the old law could not
be repealed merely by implication.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-10-12
Laid at Rest.

The funeral of Mr.. Carl Frederick
William Duval, an aged citizen, who
died at his home on Prince George
street on Tuesday last, took place
yesterday afternoon from the late res
idence. The services were conducted
by the Rev. Joseph P. McComas, rec
tor of St. Anne's.
The following were pallbearers
Messrs. James 1. Johnson, William
Morris, William Uranium, Joseph
Leitch, James F. Stehle and Freder-
ick Stehle. The interment was in
st. Anne's cemetery.
Mr Duval was a native of Stadt
Olendorf, Brunswick Germany, where
he was born March 20, 1888. He was
a resident of this country for ever
sixty-two years. having come to
America when a lad of seventeen
years. He. had lived in Annapolis
since 1861. He is survived by a
widow, Mrs. Catherine Duval and sew
eral children.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-10-12
POTOMAC OYSTER AGITATION.
Maryland and Virginia Governors Ask
for Investigation BY Experts of
Public Health Service.

AS further step looking to the
determination of the alleged contami-
naton of oysters in the Potomac river,
and the supposed pollution of waters
of the river, as one of the Causes.
which has been the subject of a thor
ough investigation at the hands of
Joint commissions appointed by the
Legislature of Maryland and Vir-
ginia, Governor Goldsborough, in be-
half of this State, and Governor
Mann, of Virginia, yesterday ad-
dressed joint letter to the United
States Bureau of Public Health, sug-
gesting an examination of the Poto-
mac waters by the experts Of that
service.
The suggestion has been strongly
advanced that possibly sewage from
Washington, Alexandria, Va, and
other places along the banks of the
Potomac river is responsible for al
legged pollution of the waters and con-
sequent detriment to the oyster in
dustry. 1t was this phase of the
matter that prompted the Governors
of the two states to call on the Pub
lie Health Department, for biolog-
ical examination.
1t is understood that Surgeon-Gen.
eral Rupert Blue, of that service, will
direct such an examination to be
made. In their letters the Maryland
and Virginia Executives assure the
health officials of assisting in any
way possible in the examination.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-10-12
.LEHIGH DOES SIGNAL
WORK BEFORE GAME
Brown and White Eleven Arrived
Early This Morning.
NAVY'S TEAM HEAVIER.
And Adherents Looked for Improve
ment Over indifferent Showing
Against Johns Hopkins Last Year

Rather warm, but otherwise favor
able weather conditions prevailed this
afternoon for the second of the sea-
sons football games when the mid
shipmen lined up against the eleven
from Lehigh University, of South
Bethlehem, Pa. The game started
at the usual hour. $50 O'Clock
After remaining over night in Bal
tim0re, the Lehigh squad. twenty
strong, accompanied by Coach Keedy,
arrived in town this morning and
went directly TO the Naval Academy.
where they are the guests Of the mid
shipmen during their stay here. This
morning the players had some signal
practice on the Academy gridiron in
order to familiariZe themselves with
the conditions of the turf. The r5g-
ular practice on home grounds yester
day was dispensed with.
In the Lehigh party are the fol-
loving players: Sawtelle, McMillen,
Grumback, Scruggs, Hauser, Acker-
ly. Tate. Goyne, Pazzetti, Hoban,
Flick, Crichton, Green, Bailey, Bian-
co. Shaw, Vela, 0'Keefe, Higgins.
Lehigh was in a somewhat crippled
condition for todaV's game, but ex-
pected to do better than against
Princeton, because the men were not
overconfident and the defence has
been strengthened.
A bolt that fell in Lehigh's camp
was the announcement that Whitney.
a promising backfeld man, had been
dropped from the training table and
squad.
Coaches announced the Navy line
up as follows: Ralston, left end
Kennedy, left tackle; Howe, left
guard; Ingram, centre; Brown, right
guard; Latimore, right tackle; Mil
Ter, right end; Gilchrist, quarterback
Capt. Rodes, left halfback; Bates.
right halfback; Alexander, fullback.
The team is heavier than that which
made such a poor showing against
Johns Hopkins last Saturday and
much more experienced. The coaches
now have the full strength Of the
squad available with the exception Of
0veresch the husky end, who will
be out Of the game on account of
trouble with the authorities.
Final Score-Lehigh, IA; Navy, o.