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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nqw York August 81. 1912.
BEANS AND Receipts. 80 bag.
.rsi situation dTJn is tho exceedingly. light
sioch Of most ,,ri..l.s. RED kidney weak and
81 - becoming more and in9re extreme; ;!r,a
stead Black beans and yellow eye noninaliy
unchsnsed scotch pess quiet. but firm n
yea OF e1ossdingiy light sg2P.ites; B saoA %
sy; pea. choice S. y: poor TO good, 81 sccftS;
rs g pea % $685. 80 red s ssss'S '9 %&s
90 g. S ShS choice ;sa %: poor to scod.
s oas 5 fellow exc ioGG s 'Ims Sor q a.
BUTrER Receipts, 5,so6 .pNss a fey
buyers we're in need OF supplies. and. VIII
Strength. Fancy creamery brought s7lsc
readily. posnlbiy a few lots going q fraction
higher t'irsts sold at 9Sg2s;tc and there va
closes bare. and outlook 5000 for next week:
Creamery, extras. 10. ?Ui,e: nysts, .st2sltc !;
soconds. 2.Na1ts; thire., -5d%s; state dairy
common 20 fsir' :iac3ci process, eytrae. &c;
arcts, c3ultGte; secoud5 &ln.2c: Imitation
cresnerv, iirsts, &c tsetory, Juno maze
hrss. :s.te current rake n's,s g's9s;e' ss9-
YeHt p,sIe 10 g. ,ed cei.c. No 2 1912.
CHEESE Receipts. Lou boxes Narhes
stcsdy though q lftiie mere yii.nsn's;s 20
whole MIX. eo.o.c1. specials. n. ia.c; Hhte.
lsaisto: coo:sd, avsrsgs fancy. ise: white
i5Ic. under grades, lidi6l,c; Daisies. best,
lsSc: state, skins, specials, i9it9l5e; choice,
iiisall%c: fair. 1e6iie. under Grades, 1i.heise;
fun skins. tfsi:e
EGUs-- Receipts oioo eases Trading quiet.
but market fairly hrn on high grade eggs
under strong Western sdvlces and moderate
offerings. Nearby eggs cleaning vp rather
better. and strictly high srsdo eggs rule
fIrn. FRESH gathered. extras, dozen. 26ap
aGc: extra nrst,. 23924c hrsts, olis G22 4e:
seconds, cog 21c; thirds and poorer, 100
l9Hc dirties. No. !. 19c: No. .. fTnQtsisc;
poor to fair. 144f7c; checks. good 10 fine,
lie: poor to fair. 1901 refrigerator nrsts.
seasons storag. charges paid. 32r g23i,
seconds. 30 H2 Ic; thirds. isG fec: state. Penn
syIysnla end nsarby. hsnner,' whites fancy.
lsrge. new laid. $40 3?o: selected. good to
prime. IS G3oc; common to fair. IS a 2fc:
Western, gathered, 2tG27c: state. Pennsyi-
vsnia and nearby. hsnnery browne 26f2ic;
gathered aud mixsd, 22f 2oc.
FRulrs-DRIED---spot evaporatsd apples
quiet Upstate. prompt shipment. Tdftc
for prime. 4 h; rutures weak at SIC for
Sovernbe. prime, Delivered IN Nov York,
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Oats Weak
and Close Lower.

Fear OF what might develop in tho
wheat market over Sunday and Monday
caused a general disposition to get away
from the long side. and sentiment
throughout the short session was bearsh.
The close was easier, at net decline OF
lc 10 iiic from Friday. Corn also showed
weakness, under q less active cash de-
nand, favorable crop weather and tho
influence of conditions in the wheat mar
ket. The net loss al the close was &c to
ii.c. Large receipts Of oats at interior
points falling Of In the export demand
and the action Of the other grains made n
weak and lower market for futures, the
sh markets also being affected by the
prevailing weakness.
The coffee, cotton, sugar, naval stores
molasses and rice markets were closed
and. with the other markets, VIII NOT re
open until Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
London Closing Strong-Prices
Sac on the BOerSe.
IBY Gable 20 The Tribuae.


London, Aug. 3I.-The stock market
closed with a better outlook for trading
than for some days. Homo rails were
stronger on improved traffac prospects
American shures were dull, except cana
dian Pacific, the activity in which re-
suited In a weak closing.
Consols closed Is higher az 20 s-le io'
money and 75 1913 for the account
The gold premium IT Madrid was o'o''
and ~ Lisbon hoo.
Paris, AUG. Si..-Firinness marked tho
trading on the Bouree to'dsy.
Three per cent rcutes closed 10 ceh-
times higher at o. francs So centiines
for the account. ,,,,
ESchsnge on London. 20 francs 2S'R
private rate Of discount, ga per cent.
Berlin, Aug. 3i.-Boerse trading show ed
a downward tendency. Canadian PACING
declined
Exchange on London, 20 marks 4shs
pfennips FOR checks,
Money, 464E per cent.
Private rate Of discount, ~ Per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
REcLAlMlNG THE SAHARA.

The French government IS censiae,
ing the construction OF D tTarscenp'
mental rsilwaY IN Africa that would e.
tend, IN conjunction with existing llhs-
from Gran. in Aiseria, to the cape,
distance of $500 riles. The srsssv,
obstacle in the path OF The prolecse'
railway ie l.20o-mile stretch OF 80
haran desert. but the French ensines''
declare that a largo portion OF the !.
gion north OF Timbulstu can be MAJ.
productive by irrigating - from
river Niger. II is believed that the nv
once watered this portion OF the Sans''
and 4 great dam on the Niger niigh. ssst
conplish for Timbuktu what inc snn,.
Assuan dam on the Nile has avovsls n,
plished for Egypt. II Is said Una, ysr
construction OF dam across me drIre
Niger would be an easier under ."r rrc,
than was the Assuan dam: Inc "a
motors OF the project believe w, ,ri.
great quantity OF produce from tne n
gated region could be dispa,enSSa,S
Paris and London In eight OF niue IN,
time. and that during the nortnesnt arN
ter there would be = sood denisf,o 'o' =
Youths Companion. .-. $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

No Manitoba S. 81: No Nan,,obs. 81 90
No 3, Sc SGD: futures quiet: octobsr Is s.i;
December. - %. CORN Spot. new Amer
frin' Is a; fut1res etaaav. stp,srn6e., &c q;
December, 81 sd. lLOCR--Virter ns:snts,
rs Sd. HOPS In London 1ac,ac Coaso. 10
Is. BEEF-Ext-a IT ia mess. 1858 I'd. PORK
Prime mess, Western, 1908. HANs-Shor,
cut, Sos Sd. BACoS-Cumbsrland cut. ~;
short rib, rs. nominal: clear bellies. sss 81;
long clear nliddles. lisht. sos; heavy. as 81,
short clear backs, sos shoulders. square. CSC.
LARD-Priue Western. tierces, SOS; American
refined, pals. SIS CHEESE-Csnsdisn sner
white. new SIS I'd; colored, Sc 6. TlLL,ow
Prime city 32s 81: Australian, IN tozdoa.
66s. TLRPENriNE--spiTts is co. ROsIN-
Common. i6s 4L.d. PErROLEUM-RsfTs
SD. LfNSEED OIL, Gss %. COTrONsEEc
OfL-Iul reAnsd sDot Sc Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug 31-sellinS out b. trades
who did not care TO hold wheat over tro
holidays MADE prices to-day weak from the
start The close vas within - Of thu bottom
figures Of the session. and fall.c under lsst
night. Corn showed a net lose of Stltsc, and
osts fall or ibdS,c. Ii provisions tbs out
come varied from i0c decline 10 an advance
OF nc. Increasing receipts had much TO 90
with forcing recent buyers 10 turn 20 the sell
ing side OF wheat. There VAS an eettnsts
that coo cars would arrive AZ Minneapolis
alone for Tuesday morning. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
u. 9. TREASURY FINANCES.

washington Aug. Si-~At The beginning 81
business to-day the condition OF the Oh''n'
states Treasury was: working bsiahoe N
Treasury oflcce, ssIs4?.5iG' IN banks ana
ph,l,ppinc Treasury, sS5'7is553. Tho total
o. the general fund vac slS2'9aoSso. &c
ra,,ta v1stcrdsy we're g.. JSs112. Disburse-
- yors S40sS751 The dencit 20 date
sis fgcal year 10 s5.5f5. $50. against dsheit
- s2f. se5 8I6 at this time last year These
rFurcs exclude Panama canal ~" Vl""'
1Slt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
DIARY OF MOVEMENTS.

Brief record Of daily trend Of stocks
during the week:
Mcndsy-CbsnEes for tho day frc-
tjonsi. Some stocks advance.
Tuesdsy-strenxth In Iste tnsding, and
prices generally close MP.
Wednesdsy--rrcft taislsf and lack OF
support. Weak closing.
Tbursfiay--Dsy Of indifferent trading.
General declines NJ Close.
Friday Small VOLUME OF trading. Soma
activity A. close.
satordsy--Ths stock market closed for
~ eytc. holiday. No Gales were recorded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
Yesterday mas a holt
day. New York Stock
Exchange was closed.
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM.
LINES EAST.

IINLo IAoI.
Month O. July. Increase.
Total Operating revenue. 81, 2i9,ls6 $. 54e, 700
Total operating expenses
iucluqi1g taxes accrued 1903. 400 i,0t5,"Il
Nsr operating revenue. $3.50, 7s5 S3s$.541
LINES WEST.
Tots.l operating revenue. .Nf05i.0E 5i,i,a.s.S
Total operating eXpedseB
Clnc!udlaS taaes accrued Z. 90 81 4tl ,9sS
Nei operating revenue. S,l3s, 40 SSH $40
Lives EAST. AND WEST.
To.;.l operating revenue So, gro $50 -, 32i os3
Total operating expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
COST COMPARISONS
Variations in Prices Of Food.
stuffS from Last Week.

The following table shows TIE highest
lowest and average wholesale price, Of
twenty-,hgoe articles OF current consump-
ton for the week iust ended, compared
with the corresponding average for the
week ended August a, cotton, coHes and
sugar quotations being in cents and hgn-
drodths:
C,,aasesia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
1912 1911 lnc.
week ended Aus. e.. 1902 t9,bos D.ti4
July i-sug. a4........ "a I9s S6,.3 Sob
TUBES
Week ended Aug. Is. fll.JC0 ti0.2sj si,2lj
july i-Aug. 24........ $3.50 $3.50 3.Si6
LONDON UNITED TRAMWAYs.
Week ended Aug. a.. .eSll 1896 st6J,
July t-Arg &C.,. 5e,o6i e2755 '6,'0t
LONDON GENERAL BUS COMPANY.
Week endea AuI. a. 1908 i3s.I2s sl4.I1t
July i-AuE. %...... 400, $50 $50 1906
Decrease.
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT.
Month OF July 1912 1911. 1910.
Gross receipts ........ f64 900 f62 7oi f5T. So,
Working expenses 32Oo7 2ss7: 5000
Net receipts ...ss2ses tS3slo e2e,se7
LONDON ELECTRIC.
Gross receipts ........ 1884 f6D ao6 ios e,s
Working eJpe,.es go. S2,474 a. ss7 5os,s
Net receipts ....... i2as7o f2ao6I s2s 500
LONDON UNITED TRAMwAYs
Sress receipts ........ .t3l.f5o fS5 s5s f3l .ocI
Working expenses 80. 1912 1875 iosE
Ne, receipt. ...,....fi25Is ife,sI2 iliieo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, Aug. a.-cLovERsEED-Pr eusns
Cash and october. SO Is: December, see;
March, $40 20. ALsIKE-Cssh, prime sra
August, si9 e; September, 81 70. TIMOTHY
Cash. prime and August, s. 80; Septenbt,
s. -; October ana December, s. -; March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
4,fTRJCiN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY,

80 Church ST., New York, August p, 1917.
The Board OF Directors :hig dey declared
oi.artarly dividend OF one and three-quarters
per cent upon the preferred capital stock,
"a, able October 81. 1912, to the preferred
stockho,ders OF record az the close OF busi-
ness or September Il. 1912. Checks will DO
mailed.
For the purpose OF this dividend ana OF
Inc annual election 20 be held October 10,
1912 TIE transfer books OF the company will
close az tVelve o'clock noon, September Il,
1912, and reopen october u. 1912
c n DENNY. SecretAry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
Ty5oN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

ANNUAL MEETING.
I6o Broadway. New York, \. Y.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders o.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
rs held al its ono. at Salt Lake City. Utah, on
Tuesday, OCTOBER sTH, 1919, at twelve
y clock noon, for tho purpose OF electins fifteen
Directors Of The Company and or ransacuns
-such other business as may legally come before
tire meeting.
For In, purposes % The meeting. the books
FOR the transfer Of stock Goth Preferred and
common will be closed at 8 o'clock 2. NJ. on
MONDAY, SEPT. 9TH, 1919, snd will be re-
opened al ten o clock A. ~. or WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 9TH. 1912.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
r,ssaS Auxuxt % 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

Newspaper reports say a long haired
man from Montana had all his money
taken from him in New York. Can
blame Wall Street in this case, stock
market IS or 4 holiday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
SPEYER D. CO.,
2s.26 PINE STREET.

2s.26 PINE STREET
New York Aug. %. 1912.
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD co.
Coupons due September I, 1912. from bonds
qentioned below will be paid after that date
upon presen tstion at the Offices OF the COM
piry, No. Is Broad Street. Nov York:
Minneapolis & -. Louis Railroad Company
Eyet and Refuuding Mortgage four per cent
Bords.
Iowa Central Railway Company First ard
/ g. IL DAVIS Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

lsyr.rs.e reserpe on deposits $50 ~, 500
4.srsase $.iJ 500 rer cent Of legal reserve
1850
5.rncresss illuminating amounts due from
r..srYs dspogitor!es and from other ms IN"
f-',s, companies IN New YORK. cl.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeT ioTk, August 81, Aul-'
GRAIN " HEAT--Wso easier. with gen
oral disposition 10 liduidate over the holiday
Prices ioclined steadily. and az the close = re
idri.c net lower. with sentiment more besr'sh
Receipts IN the Northwsft were again larger
zud tho market feeling the pressure OF
tho new movement OF spring. Premiums for
cash wheat In Minneapolis we're much lower
and there vas general fear that the move
ent waS going TO b heavy from now on ana
that the cash demand would not be large
enough 10 absorb the offerings. Cash, new
No red winter wheat, 81 o5is, C I T. track
ana 81 o64. b, afoat. new No Northern
spring. 81 ~, Z o b, afoat. CORN also show go
q weaker feeling, and prices Al the close Wers
t,5lHc net lover. The decline Ia wheat cseFted
a bearish influence, but sentiment was N
nuenced by q less active cash demand. CASH
export corn. Gltc, b, ahoat. December u
March shipment. OATS-Wesh, and Influenced
b. continued large receipts at interior points
Cash market easy; new standard white. Ni.c'
no :, Fxc No Q, toAc. No 4 s9h4c. new rsi,
ursl white. 9si. dfc: neu white clipped. ~
80 all track. RYE--oui-t; No :. &c =
Buffalo. 1ARIEr-ouiet. nsr mating 'Vc'
Euff.fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.

Daily sales OF stock. and bonds on ne
Stock Exchange during the last wee"
With yearly comparisons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS

Gay 20. i.uOV ocI'NVy -o-nnf 80
Corresponding Gay last year VAS holiday.
sEABOARD CLEAEANCEs.
L. say ........... t 1919 ss 1900 100
f.sst vesS....... 1900 $4,000 1000
Corresponding day last year vas holiday.
flour AND MEAL--T1our. quiet and un-
changed. spring patents. g 2sdfJ W: yintsr
s,ralgh,s 81 sods 70: winter patents ssg
S 'Psi9s sIes!' ~ ss ist,, 'a <. kansas
ass Is. RYE FLOUR dull; fair to good, = 50
"a: choice to fancy, n % a3t Is. CoRNMEAL
steady; kiln dried, u u. BAG NEAL quiet.
ore white ara yellow. 81 eSq. %; coarse. 81 30
AID mlddilus 81 10; -four 10. sSl 10; red cog.
g.. 70: city BRAN 81 In bulk. s9t ~ In sacks
,n!Sdling 81 50gS53. red Gos. 1913 90: honiny
chop s.sa,-1 in bulk, 81 sod IS % 10 sschs;
oilneai. s35btos %.
ce.ps and higher hogs although trade vac
QUIET. ToRR-Stssdy. Mess. s?egt-O So fam
rs. s2ias22: short clear, s2oGs.2 BEtlf -
Moss. sieaslo so family. SIS 6oa'isi g ss;,,Ssi'
SIT 60tSls; extrs indian mesa. so GgS YOU
hnGs MA%saS s.s, 'a'gss pnhs ESD
m issc. CUT MESTs~flekieG boliss aulsi;
i2sItc PICKLED HAMs-l3h di%e. TAI
IJOw-steGdy: special. Iitci city. eSso; coun-
try. 6aoac. LARDzMhdle West n;sos
s asDa :S Dc isd asI sSs. R"s kes. isSc
sSaSou eisy ia rH' in!tsia.c, '' "
OIts--LAnseed quiet. Refined petroleum
CorTONsEED OIL--ouls, but seady.
p.rtly a. a result. Of rejectons OF oil rendered
On September delivery. final prices were 70
points net higher. Local contract prices:
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

clesrhirs 10, tie week ended August 81
August -, lOia, 81. 500 $50 los 20; ciesriays .
Bsisnces Ter week ended August 81, 1912,
q. 1919, ssS. sos ol3 -; talances this cnS, A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

$50 SOS go 2ia ~. 0ooi a. 4sl 600 400 :01 zoo
eso. 20, 900 s757aoo 7s5e 900 bDi So. COO
1850 go ca 81 ciooO s. o40ceo /. el, s4i ,0O5
1917. 81 so 81: 40 80; eisa-ings ser week ended
ia day, August 81, 1912. t10S 5S4 )S6 20
SIC, 100. a; IS: balances for week ended Ausu.t
gust %. lei: sIi.S3sofS %. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
INTEREST.
DETAILED CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.

ra Of s'c'hsO1cr, ni,a. TIL, cate; books 81 no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
Dividends Declared.

The i...r"iis dividends have been de-
clared: T.. !. du Pont de Nemours Pow
der Company, regular quarterly per
cent and extra +, per cent on the common
stock, payable September 49, and o.vi-
dend Of ~ per cent on the preferred.
payable October Is: Hsrwood Electric
Company, initia! seni-annusl 8 per cent
on the preferred stock. payable septem-
Der s.; Celluloid Company. regular quar-
terly Ia per cent, payable septembe, .;
West Penn Traction and Water PoW sr
Company, quarterly III per cent Oh the
preferred stock, payable September IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
LONDON UNDERGROUND.

: crer.,.ns rsl enuc. ,ss7s. Is: sl.1et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

atNtN -sAAts
Totals, r4;iona, ana
stats hArks .......
Total, trust co......
Ira,eis AZ r1enbers ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
REPUBLIC OF CUBA

Coupons due septeInber I. 1912, OF the
ooys Bonds will be paid on presentation At
ur Office on and after that date,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
WHAT COACHES AND CAPTAINS SAY ABOUT TODAYS ROYAL BATTLE AT PONEY

COACH HESMAN OF TECIIhe put in o
have coached do
The team has
ogehe should by last'tv
ID month McW'oter cts hosetoo often
III
on the Tech eleven will fight his hardest
excuse If beaten "Wen IA " got j. ours
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
KING COLE NOW
MANAGER Of \
BARBER SHOP
BY K. W. Lardner.

~ HICAGO. NOV. 1G.-That
things can happen in the
Corn Exchange Bank build
ing, even when Charles W. Murphy
is out of town. is almost too much
10 believe. Nevertheless. with the
Cub owner in Milwaukee. a deal
was pulled off thereon the tenth
floor toby which King Cole
climbed to a managerial position
No. the King has not robbed
Johnny Evers of his job, nor is he
going to Cincinnati to succeed
Hank O'Day. He has been appoint
ed bench manager Tor John the
Bar Der. with a possibility that. in
a pinch, he viii do some shaving
and haircutting himself.
MIR Cole and Mr.. John were
brought together IN Mr.. Arurphy's
office by Diplomat Al Campion. Al
hates to have any one mad al his
boss. and King had not been feel
ing any too cordial toward Presi-
dent Murf since the we'll known
Pittsburg trade. Al figured that if
he should prove instrumental in
finding a lucrative occupation Tor
King during the winter months,
much of MIR. Coles soreness would
wear off.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
HOW PRINCETON
AND YALE WILL
LINE UP TODAY

mentors have found a task of jam
ming ten days work into five. Upon
what they have accomplished since
last Saturday depends Nale's
chances to beat the Tigers.
The Yale team, in Il summary
glance, can be classed as probably
the greatest collection of football
players among the big three. Yale
as a team is a different PROPOSE
ton. Last Saturday it was not a
team that beat Brown. 1t was
merely bunch Of Individual stars
with hardly any cooperation or
uniform method. This. it seems to
US, is due almost entirely to su-
perfluity of coaches the men be
coming confused by the conflict OF
ideas damned into their heads. \
poor grade Of coaching, well
drummed into a team, is better in
our opinion than twenty different
styles of best grade coaching, con
fused and untaught to the men.
If Yale has become adjusted into
team with team work. it looks
from here as ii the Tigers are due
for their doom. If Yale has not pro-
gressed in the last few days past
the individual stage, il is good bye.
Ellis and possibly a neat little to-
tai run up By the Orange and Black.
Yale teams have ACCOMPLISHED tine
almost superhuman in single weeks
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
Yale-Princeton Game Biggest on Schedule Today
Harvard Meets Dartmouth; Indians Face Pennsy

The Green team, when ii lost to
Princeton, looked much like the
Yale outfit--a great array of mate
rial without polish. The over
whelming Of Amherst and Cornell
since then would indicate that the
Hanoveriens may have improved,
but it is almost too much to eX-
pect them TO beat the Crimson,
which has defeated their only con-
uuerors. This game holds unusual
appeal because of the reappearance
of the great goaI-kiclling Charley
Brickley on the battlefield.
indians Too Tough For Pennsy.
Those who watch the Carlisle In
dams attack the Penn in Quaker
town stand a good chance of wit
Messing the most spectacular game
of the day. the most picturesque.
The remarkable brace OF the Penn
sylvanians in the Michigan game,
sashing to victory after being Il
points to the bad, has brought
them back in our midst with Slee
and gusto Penn, always noted for
genuine gameness, seems this year
to be one Of the grittiest teams ever
sent forth by the Institution. They
probably will find the red men too
stiff opposition to overcome. but
they can be relied upon to fight
back with all the strength that is in
them and TO dispute the braves
claim to every inch of ground.
Penn is opposing a team that in
many ways appears the strongest
in the country. 1t is too bad that
the Indians do not meet Yale. Har-
ward or Princeton. Without such Il
game to play, they can not by any
means be rated the champions Of
the country, no matter how badly
they may effaCc all other aggrega-
lions. IN our humble mind. Carlisle
is Il touchdown better than any of
the big three, Harvard not except
ed However, there is no way to
prove or disprove that.
This year as in other years Of the
recent past, the football season is
concluding with a succession of
three games Of forefront rank on
adjacent Saturdays. The Princeton
Yale game today is the first, then
next Saturday the Yale Harvard
game at New Haven and a week
later the so-cailed post season tilt
Of the Army and Navy. Not for
getting. of course Penn and Cor
nell ON Thanksgiving day, a game
which, while not of title Importance,
always has proved u brilliant spec
Ldcle.