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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

The bullet penetrated considerabl.
deeper than at first reported.
L Upon arrival at the hospital Colone
Roosevelt was very weak and leaned
heavily ca the arm Of DR.. Murphy whit
escorted Elm to his ward.
Hourly bulletins are being issued as t
the cssenepss condition and some hav.
grave sears.s although II has been report
ed that he will recover.
aalilwaukee., /, Wis, OCT lD.Colone
Theodore Roosevelt was shot and slight
" wounded last night as he was leav
ing the Fitzpatrick hotel for the audi
tordum to make a speech, by a crazet
man giving the name of John Schrank
| and his address as 80 East Tenth st.
New York.
The colonel went to the auditorium ant
made his speech after seeing the mar
| arrested. He completed his speech a
9:45 and was taken to the Emergenc,
hospital where six physicians examined
the wound and decided to take an x-ra,
| photograph.
| The bullet struck the colonel in tn,
breast, a roll of manuscript in his peck
ct saving his life.
| The crowd at the Auditorium was
! nearly panic stricken when it was in
| formed that Roosevelt had been shot bu
was quieted by the appearance of tn
colonel moment later.
He seemed to be growing weaker dur
ing his speech, but said. "Let me alone
I'm alright, when friends. game Nto hi
| assistance.
Physicians who attended the coione
implored him to postpone his address bu
he answered: "I'll make the speech G.
de-"
Colonel Roosevelt arrived IN Nilwau
kee at o'clock last evening and VA
given rousing reception. He had din
ner with party Of friends in the pri
vate dining room on the main floor o
the hotel. At $3.50 o'clock the party step
ped from the hotel into a waiting auto
mobile to go to the auditorium. An i'm
mense crowd had gathered outside t,
greet him. The cheers were so grea
that the shot was scarcely heard.
! Roosevelt was standing in, the auto
mobile waving his hat to the crowd
when Schrank stepped up ana fired tn
| shot. the bullet striking the bundle o
manuscript.
The colonel scarcely moved when tn
bullet struck him. Albert Martin, tn,
coloners secretary, 1eaped upon Schran
| preventing him from firing second eho
| Martin grasped him by the shoulders
and bore him to the ground. Captain K
o. Girard of Milwaukee, who was seate,
in the front seat of the machine. leapet
on the crazed man disarming him.
Lynch him!'' was the cry that wen
up from the crowd which hal fallel
/. back at the sound of the shot and, tn,
commotion but which had quickly press
ed around the automobile.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

1t falls this year on Thursday, Oct. 81.
This will be the first opportunity De-
wills Lake youngsters vii have for a
real celebration since the Fourth of July.
The past few days have seen the officials
colors of this merry time of the year
blossom out in the stores, where pump
kin lanterns, witches and black cats are
on display.
The police say they will insist on a
safe and sane Halloween this year and
extra men may be put on duty to insure
some measure of quiet for the staid citf-
zens who remain indoors on this event.
full night
Already old boys, who not so many
years ago were naughty kids and are
now fathers, are beginning to relate
on the quiet-the things they pulled off,
On Halloween. Some of the stunts do
not bear repeating to young sons either.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

that Governor Wilson is becoming ex-
tremely popular. Out Of total Of 75s
in Minneapolis, he received 1888, Roose--
welt 2o2 and Taft 167. The vote included
business men, clerks, miscellaneous vot-
ers at theatres and billiard halls and a
fair sprinkling Of workers in flour and
machinery mills.
In st. Paul the total vote was A3, Will
son getting A0, Roosevelt SO and Taft
81. All sorts of voters were included.
In Duluth Wilson was gwen 100 votes,
Roosevelt % and Taft a; travelling men,
professional men and laborers were re-
presented.
In tn changing Of votes since 1903 more
Taft strength went to Wilson than to
Roosevelt. To the bull moose 2s2 votes
Wilson got 269.
were contributed by Taft whereas Mr.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

a stranger brought complaint to the
city officials last night Of having been
hit on the head with a stone and robbed.
The affair occurred in the alley at the
rear of the Gilbertson store. The man
was in bad condition and was unable to
give any description of the bandits. His
money was found however, all but So out
of s22 which he claimed to have had.
Charles Washington, colored is being
held here on the charge Of the robbery,
which occurred last Thursday night.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
special 10 Ths wossa.

Chicago, Oct. 15.-Colenel Roosevelt ar.
rived here this morning at $50 O'clock
At first it was thought he would be al
lowed to rest in his car, but attire 4
animation by Dr.. Murphy it was decided
to have him removed to Mercy HOSPITAL.
Colonel Roosevelt objected to being
moved in an ambulance and wanted to go
to the hospital In an automobile but he
was hurried away in an ambulance at
the direction Of DR.. Murphy.
At 9 o'clock an examine ton was made
by Dr. Terrssl who reported the Colonel
resting easy, This strength beginning to
assert itself.
An x-ray examination disclosed the fact
that the bullet although embedded some
distance from the lung, would require
serious operation.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

day; Sherman Hickle; Butte; August
Isaak, Manhaven.
Forty-ninth-Jacob L. Hort Reader
H. J. Singer. Petro.
F'iftieth-John Balsbom
Democratic Representatives.
First-Paul johnson, ]. ]. O'Connor
Neche; Charles Edwards, Drayton.
Second-George Aukenbault.
Third. s. McNish, F'airdale; c. !
Christianson, Park River. t q.
Notwithstanding Koehstedt, voss. =
Sixth-W. v. O'Connor, Grand Forks
seventh-D. F. Lavalley, Reynolds.
Eighth-M. o. Halvorson, Buxton.
4 Ninth-Robert B. Blakemore, Fargo:
e. M. VanArnam, Fargo.
Tenth-C. M. Conant, Mapleton; job,
Otis, Kindred.
Eleventh-John c. Moug, Ayr; Ere,
Shredder, Leonard.
Twelfth-Thomas Egan, J. G. Hagen.
Thirteenth-F. M. Fjelstad, James Null
roony.
Fourteenth-Frank Grange. Lisbon.
sixteenth-Oscar Greenland, Coopers
town: William Howden, Binford: liver l
seim. Finley.
seventeenth-samuel Plerson., Andrew
K. Reiten. Pstseaburs. b's1st
: Eighteenth-Fred Boursky
Nineteenth-Arthur Dixon, Rolla; W. H
Stokes, Acksworth. .a..
Twentieth-Thomas Ose, Brinsmade; J
r. Shivley.
: Twenty-fi rst-s. j. Dean, Crazy; H. q
Murray, Edmore; w. H. Flynn, Crazy.
Twenty-second-F. ]. Martz. J. ]. Elk
enberry, Rock Lake. ME-
Observation-Disclosures M. Brown, Lee
Hoffman, William F. Siege, Medina; Hal
vor Sundahl, Jamestown. a.
Twenty-fourth-J. A. T. Bjornson, O
Kuhn; J. .. Raney. Jud.
Twenty-fifth-H. r. Eaton and M. M
Hook.
Twenty-sixth-M Baumgartner, Stras
berg; A. K. Fischer; Strasberg; M. schee
Strasberg.
Twenty-seventh-S. 8. Clifford, Bis
marck; Christ Betsch. Bismarck; Chas
Krum, Mckenzie
Twenty eighth-J. L. Gorder, Carberry
J. L. Page, westhope; w. H. Lackey
Westhope.
Twenty-ninth-S. W. Fassett, Minot; c
J. Holm, Minot; Earl H. jacobson, Minot
w. c. Minot.
Thirtieth-J. E. Campbell, Mandan; An
thony Damslxy, Anthony; w. N. Bos
worth, Flasher
Thirty first-J. v. lessen, Dickinson; +
A. fHllibridge, Ole Tollefson. Dickinson.
Thirty-second-A.R R. Johns, New Rock
ford. .S.| ~
Observation-Disclosures H. Aved.
Thirtyfourth-F. F. Fritz. Towner.
Thirty-sixth-Franz shubeck, Ashley
Theodore Arutz, Sam p. Allin.
Thirty-seventh-August Hoefs, Hankin
son; Anthony Lipivsly Lidgerwood.
Thirty-ninth-M. H. Jefferson, Beach.
Fortieth-James "A. Moore, Bowbells
Richard Schultz, Bowbells.
Forty-hrst-Nels W. Simon, Carl J. Rua
tad. W. NJ. Dickinson.
Forty-second-J. e. Crammond, Rugby
M. E. Lemay, Barton.
Forty-fifth-John Mantz.
Forty-sixth-F. c. Malloy.
Gustav Falk, Glen Ullil
Observation-Disclosures Vail, Sanger: r.
Woods, Scranton: Sherman Hlckle, Butt,
| Observation-Disclosures Bannon. stehlow.
Fiftieth-B. F. Mcdonald.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
EXAMINERS HOLD SESSION AT FAR
CO.. AND LARGE CLASS IS
LOOKED FOR

Fargo, Oct. 1o.-The state board Of phal
macy are holding a meeting in this cit,
today and it is expected that there will
be large class to take the examinations
This is known as the fall meeting of the
board for this section Of the state. The
following members comprise the board:
Presidential. L.. Hassaman, Grafton.
secretary-W. 8. Parker, Lisbon.
Members-W. P. Porterfield Fargo
Bert Finney, Bismarck; Walter Master
Valley City.
There is other business to be taken
up by the board.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
BOWBEL.s FARMER swEARs OUT
COMPLAINT AGAINST MAN WHO
STOLE DAUGHTER.

Bowbells, N. D., Oct. 12.-John Hanson
has experienced a change of heart since
he withdrew a warrant issued on his
complaint against John Jensen whom he
accused of abducting his Is year old
daughter and new warrant has been
issued against the man. Jensen and the
young Hanson girl left the Hanson home
west of this, city about ten days ago.
They were traced to Stanley and from,
there they went to some point in Mon
tana.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

eiankinson, N. D., Oct. 15-Louis Fechl
laborer employed on the Keystone farm
near Mantader, was instantly killed whez
struck by a corn binder behind a run
away team.
The accident happened after the three
corn binders working on section 8 Of the
big farm halted when the head machine
driven by fecht got out of order. Fechts
team took fright and started to run
| leaving him in the path of the second
binder; the second team followed The
example of the first and the unfortunate
man was struck by tile machine ans
knocked down. The other driver hur
ried to his side but life was extinct, and
a subsequent examination revealed The
fact that his neck had been broken.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Many years ago Ed Kelley, our sheriff,
played joke ION Olaf A.. Olson, ana for
many years Mr.. Olson has been trying
to learn who did it. It happened SO long
ago that we don't suppose that Ed will
, have to climb a tree If We tell 1t. Ed
was passing stream he saw school
Of minnows. Taking a willow and his
handkerchief he scooped up few dozen
Of them and carried them to town. Olson
was delivering milk on north Main street
and had just left his wagon when Kelley
lifted the lid Of the milk can and dump
ed the minnows in. Olsons next delivery
was to Ernie Thonrpkins's European res.
taurant and of course he got the milk
with the fish. When a customer found
a minnow in his tea, he called Ernie's at
tention to it, Ernie investigated, found
the milk with the fish and lost no time
In finding Mr.. Olson. The milk man
could not give satisfactory explanation
and he was compelled to take back his
milk and for many year he was unable
to explain just how the fish came to be
in his milk.-Mnot Independent.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Grand Forks, Oct 15-Inquest in the
case Of the Finlander whom Officer j
H. Bliven of the police force shot and
killed here last night was in progress all
morning.
The affair happened when the fellow
made an attempt to escape from the po
lice officer, the bullet going directly
through the man s head.
The Ffnlander was RAINING directly
ahead Of the officer distance Of about
80 feet when he ordered to halt.
He did not do SO and Bliven shot. ex-
planning that he had tried to get the
man in the legs but that on account of
the rough ground he had aimed too high.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
Special to The World:

Special to The World:
Chicago, Oct. lo.-e-::vnze Secretary to
Colonel Roosevelt, Albert Martin, issuee
the statement today that when he pro-
vented schranf from taking the second
shot at Colonel Roosevelt, jumping on
him and bearing him to the ground. he
was able to study the man closely and
believes he is the same fellow who fol-
lowed Colonel Roosevelt at Saginaw.
Mich, and attempted to take his life, the
attempt last night being the second.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
+ j. i + i 4 + + + + f. + + j. i
HAS BEST IN THE WORLD.

J. DR.. P. /. Dahl and Or. c. H. j
+ McGurren of this city stated that +.
j. the Mercy hospital Of Chicago, j
i where Colonel Roosevelt is being i
+ cared for, is the best hospital in i
+ the United States and that Dr. i
+ John B. Murphy, in charge is un- i
+ doubleday the best physician and :,
+ surgeon in the world. Roosevelt i
+ could not be better cared for" is !,
+ the opinion of both Devils Lake j
! physicians when interviewed on the i
matter this afternoon. j
+ + II - + -*f* + 4 i + i I. 4
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
ROOSEVELT AND SERIOUSLY
| WOUNDED While IN MILWAUKEE

iisrhe y failed to disclose the exact 10
cation
3
toward
trad
akened.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Bowbells, N. D., Oct. 14-An unknown
man was killed by train No. los between
Portal and Flaxton and Coroner Paulson
had to use a handcar to pick up the
pieces of the body wn.cn was ground
up and scattered along the track for
several miles. AS soon as all the pieces
are gathered a coroner's jury will be
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
At a meeting of the Lake II

At a meeting of the Lake -Athletic club
held last evening arrangements were
made for enlarging the local institution
which has headquarters in the basement
of the Great Northern motel. It was de.
cided to secure more members, purchase
new apparatus and hold a monster meet
ing Wednesday evening at which time
officers will be elected.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

New York, Oct. 15-John schrank who
shot Colonel Roosevelt formerly lived
here. He is laundryman. He left home
q month ago. His family 1fves here. Tho
police are investigating his history.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Peter Sharon appeared before Judge
rested in raid perfected by Officer Tim
Doe, Chief Barnes and Sheriff Mclean.
He was arraigned on the charge of blind
Digging and bound over to the district
court.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
Latest Bulletin.

4 -
have quiet Must
Milwaukee
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in
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Sunday and Monday there will be a
rifle shoot on the Iillsboro range in
which representatives Of each of the mil
tia companies of the state will partici-
pate.
tAdjutant General Trueman, who will
be in charge of the rifle shoot, is having
arrangements made at Hillsboro for one
Of the best Shooting contests ever held in
the state.
nThe rife shoot for the militiamen is
made possible by the appropriation which
has been received from congress and
which was held back earlier in the year.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Efforts will be made at the coming
session of the North Dakota legislature
to secure the enactment of law which
will change the method of child adop-
ton in this state. placing all such adop.
lions under the supervision of the North
Dakota Children's Home society. The
W. c. T. U. is backing the movement.
The w. C. Z. u also will make active
opposition to the initiative and referen-
dunn as applicable to the constitution,
and the body will work for the. better
enforcement of laws against gambling
and the maintenance of slot machines
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
Chicago. Oct. 15.-Mrs. Roose vet: will
arrive here tomorrow and go direct to
the bedside Of her husband. Mrs. Long
worth was expected to arrive today and
Nicholas Longvorth win leave Cinoinnati
tonight for this city. ~
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
Special to the World:

special to the World: ]
Milwaukee, WIS.,, Oct. 15-Schrank was
brought into court this morning. An In
vestigation of his revolver and the bull
lets remaining in the chamber was or
dered, to see whether or not any OF the
bullets were poisoned.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Hansboro. N. D.. Oct 12-Wm. Schmt
transient harvester whose home is sup
posed to be in Milwaukee, was found
dead by one of his companions. At the
inquest it developed that Schmit with
three others had gone to Cartwright.
Manitoba, and all had INDUCED in mixed
drinks more or less, both at Cartwright
and on the way back to Hansboro
Schmit and his two companions went
to sleep in a small barn Monday night
and the next morning Schmit was found
to be dead.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Charles Doyon of Doyon, ana T. 7.
Cuthbert Of this city were passengers
today to Edinburg where they viii. visit
with Attorney ]. ]. Samson of this city
who has been sick there for the past
couple Of months. 1t is planned to hava
Mr.. Samson removed to Colorado where
it is hoped he will regain his health
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

William Gill who was a star halfbacA
on the university of North Dakota foot
ball team in 1905 has entered the law
'schooi'and wiz be on the field this year
Gill also played on the Ohio state uni
versity team and has a fine reputation as
a player. He played his last game OF
football with the 'U" alumni in 1908 and
at that time showed splendid FORM If he
is hblee to "coine back" he will be- big
addition to the team which is at present
weak in the backfeld. Gill is every inch
an athlete and since leaving school has
-een working for ale Great Northern
railway out of Devils Lake during which
time he kept Himself in tiptop condition.
Fargo, Oct. 15.-From all reports re-
ceived at the republican state heaIquar.
ters in this city, the outlook fo; the
state ticket is very glowing.
Congressman Hanna is spending the
day in Minot. He will visit other cities
along the Great Northern this week maxi
ing a good swing around the northern
part of the circle before returning to the
city Thursday morning. 1t is reported
everywhere that the Fargo congressman
is being most cordially greeted on his
campaign trip which is indicative of a
large vote.
]. w. Foley, state secretary arrived in
the city today to take charge of the state
headquarters. '17
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
Special to the world:

Special to the World:
Chicago. Oct Sat s:ss O'Clock this
afternoon it was figured that the coll
onel was decidedly weaker. Weaker than
he has seen since rushed to the hospital
this morning"
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Constantinople, Oct. 1.-THE troops at
Berna were relieved today by Turkish
reinforcements. Fighting continues and
the Bulgarians have destroyed two large
bridges today in the region of Kodum.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Chicago, Oct. B.-In an address here
today Colonel Roosevelt listed Governor
Deneen of Illinois as member Of the
Ananias club, severely criticizing the
captain Of the ship Of that state.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

impanelled and an inquest held. The
train crew will be summoned as well as
other witnesses. -
that, it was known that the killing had
been done,s although the train passed
through here some time before midnight
the night before. It is not believed that
the deceased was a regular passenger
on the train but was simply stealing a
ride and, got mixed up with the wheels.
HeSevfd4ntly got on at Portal either be-
tween the engine and the mail car or
got on top Of one of the coaches.
Rawlings, Wyo., Oct. 14.-cwenty prI<
oners escaped from the state penitent,ary
here last Saturday afternoon and ten
more made their getaway Yesterday af-
ternoon. Four of the latter ones to es-
cape were captured, while the others are
hiding in the hills. One of the convcts
was killed in an encounter with the
posse. ~
The city of Rawlings is terror stricken
and the National guard will ne callen
out to protect the homes of citizens, the
convicts having hid in the cellars and
easements of several buildings.
An open battle is said to be in progress
this afternoon between posse of 100
men and six of the escaped convicts who
have been surrounded in the hills.
Three men have been wounded in the
capture and may not live, a barber OF
this city was killed by the escaped pris-
oners and another man was terribly
butchered and will probably die.
No trace has been secured of the %
who escaped Saturday, the men stealing
horses from livery man and made good
their escape. 1t is the largest peniten-
tiary delivery of modern timesSsIS'
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Fort Smith, Ark, Oct. 1.-The Kansas
City & Southern express train was held
up last night between Hatfield and Meta
The express car was entered by three
bandits but express messenger Merrill
Berget, hid the valuable packages and
terrifying himself opened fire on the
robbers, wounding one of them, who was
later captured, the other two escaping
Out of ammunition the bandits beat
the express messenger into insensibility
with their revolvers, but failed to secure
any money or valuables
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
THESE WOULD
BELEC|S[AT0RS

Few Of the legislative members Of 1911
will be members of the next assembly, al
only very small percentage of them ar.
candidates for reelection. Many Of then
retiring willingly. while sothers have
dropped out because Of primary election
results s5'
!, The democrats have full Legislative
tickets in nearly all districts
Here are the complete lists Of candi
dates: !. .,,f.5l I}l1'
Republican Senators.
Second-J. A. Englund, Kenmare.
Third-O. T. Loftsgaard. Park River
Fifth-O. o. Trageton, Northwood.
seventh-H. A. Bronson, Grand Forks
sNinth-Robert; M. Pollock, Fargo
Eleventh-Frank 8. Talcott, Buffalo.
Thirteenth-F. w. Vail. Forman.
Z Fifteenth-c. F. Midget Valley City.
seventeenth-L. 8. Eelseland, Aneta.
Nineteenth-A. L. Nelson, Rolette.
= Twenty-frst-Frank Hyland, Devil.
Lake, r. Vs.. ~ y :
Twenty-third-Alfred Steel, Jamestown
Twenty-fifth-H. c.. Peek, Ellendale.
4"eLty-SeVeuIll-C. W. Fk1uSleSp ElS
marck.
< Twenty-ninth- Walter r. Bond, Minot
+ Thirtieth-J. M. Hanley, Mandan.
Thirty-first-M. L. Mcbride, Dickinson
Tfirty-third-Aloys wartner, Harvey.
Thirty-fifth-J. E. Davis Goodrich.
Thirty -seventh-vivian Morgan, Lidger
wood.
Thirty-ninth-Ed Hoverson, Beach.
Fortieth-C. E. Davidson, Portal.
F'orty-frst-W. B. diversion, Williston.
Forty-third-O. J. Clark, Sherwood.
Forty ffth-L. c. Albrecht, Anamoose
Forty-seventh-F. Leutz, Hebron.
Forty-ninth-H. p. Jacobson, Mott.
Democratic Senators.
Second-Carl Westergran, Kenmare.
Third-E. K. Hassel, Norton.
Ninth-W. P. Porterfleld, Fargo
Eleventh-W. F. Stremmel Page,
Thirteenth-Geo. L. Barrett, Lakota.
Ninteenth-Frank L. Peltier, Rolla.
.Thirty-f1rst- Frank Maurer, Starkweath
er. .-.
Twenty-third- John B. Freed James
town. 49,.
Twenty-fifth-1ra Barnes, Cakes.
Twenty-seventh-Ca Glitschka, Bis
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-24
WOODBURY. FOREST
BEATS EPISCOPAL
Wins Scholastic Championship of
Virginia by Is to 8
Score.

scholastic championship of Virginia was
decided in the game between Woodbury.
Forest and Episcopal High School here
to-day the former winning by 10 to s.
II was a hard-fought game. neither side
having the advantage until the last quar-
ter. The high school scored first with a
drop-kick. woodbury. received kick -of
and drove the bail 10 the 12-yard line
o. Walker. scored. The other touchdown
came on series of line plays and was
carried over by Capt. K. Walker Wood
berry came near scoring in the first
quarter, when a forward pass was
knocked down by high school in the end
zone
Neither WoOdberry nor Episcopal had
lost a game this season. Woodbury.
keeping her goal line uncFossedl