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II was az the conclu of his testimony
that Mr.. Cortelyou paid high tribute TO
the late Cornelius n Bliss.
The treasurer was a man OF high
social and business standing" said MIR.
Cortelyou. lie had been n mer,ber of
the Cabinet n man who had the absolute
con idcn"e and respect Of his associates
do NOT believe for one minute that Mr.
Bliss would have sanctioned at any time
dealings that could not have stood the full
light OF day
Mr.. Cortelyou said he gladly accepted
the full and complete responsibility fortho
condu, of the 1904 campaign. He said
there was no the slightest ground for he
had used the knowledge acquired by him
obtain contributions from corporations.
u had no knowledge of the internal
affairs of he corporations ofthe country"
siad he. that was not open TO any other
! American Citizen. Al the time resigned
| to become chairman Of the campaign
| committee the organization OF the Bureau
| Of Corpora; ions of the department Of
Commerce and Labor was still under
way. 1he'only investigation by the
| bureau up TO tnat line related TO a phase
of ne beef trust and was relatively un-
| important matter. 0
| Mr.. Cortalyou submitted statement
which he had started TO prepare several
| months ago TO give OUT III answer 10
| charges in tho newspapers. This state
men. contained in substance ;he facts
| brought out in his testimony.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-04
GRAND FORKS won
FROM EAST SIDERS

Grand Forks, n, d, Nov. 4.-The
football game on the university GRID
iron Saturday between the East Grand
Forks and the Grand Forks high school
teams resulted in defeat for the for
rner by score of 13 to 0. During the
first quarter of the game things looked
rather bad for the Grand Forks SQUAD
After the first few minutes of play the
East side punted and Wells, the west
side quarter, fumbled on his own fifteen
yard line.
on fake kick. tho ball was taken
to the FIVE yard line. Hero the east
siders were held for downs and the
Grand Forks men succeeded in grad
ually working the ball away from their
goal. The first quarter ended without
any score and the ball was In the
Grand Forks territory nearly the en-
tire period The east side men played
better ball than their opponents dur
ing this quarter, but in the next the
Grand Forks boys went into the game
hard and were successful In securing
a touchdown on a forward pass from
Wells to Elton. The pass was for over
twenty yards and was very Cleverly
handled. Henry failed to kick goal.
After the score Grand Forks kicked
off and the ball was returned ten yards
by the opposing side. The first half
ended without any further points being
made by either team. Both teams play
ed a good scrappy game during this
period.
In the third quarter the east side
kicked to Grand Forks and Dryden re-
turned the ball twenty yards. Soon
after Wells tried a pass to Henry at
right end, but it was incompleted, Hen
ry then punted over the east side goal
line. On punt Grand Forks secured
the ball and Wells made another for
ward pass to Elton at left end and he
went over the line for the second and
last touchdown of the game Henry
kicked goal, making the score 13 to o.
Grand Forks kicked off again and
Mayer returned the, ball twenty yards.
The east side tried a pass, which was
not completed, but on the next PLAY
six yards were made on another pass
from Mayer to O'Leary at left end.
Grand Forks took the ball after the
next play and Henry attempted a drop
kick, but it went wide. ..... .
Henry intercepted forward pass by
Mayer and made several yards. Fergu
son fumbled on a fake place kick, and
Cotton fell on the ball on the east
sides ffteen yard line. Mayer attempt
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-04
In the World of Sport
FARGO HAB A
PRACTICE GAME
VALLEY CITY PROVED EASY FOR
THE MIDGETs AND THEY RoMPED
OFF WITH THE LONG END OF A
SIS TO SCORE SATURDAY AFTER
NOON.

Fargo high school 55, Valley City
high 0, tells the story OF the game here
Saturday afternoon. It proved to be
merely practice game for the midgets
who tore the visitors battle line to
shreds and scored almost at will. VAL
ley City was game but inexperienced,
Melchior scored the first touchdown
for Fargo after only, four minutes of
play and few minutes later Healy got
away for a quarterback run and scor-
ed another touchdown. After that 1t
was only a. matter of the size of the
score Fargo could pile up.
In the last half the Valley City boys
took brace and held for downs and
made their own downs several times.
In the third quarter Hines got away
for a brilliant run of 90 yards for a
touchdown and Childers made so yard
Berner smashed through for two touch
downs
The Valley City boys deserve great
credit for their gameness In sticking to
the battle and lighting just as hard
against an overwhelming defeat In the
last quarter as they did in the early
stages of the game.
The line-ups were: Fargo-R T.
Childers, r. 4. Pope, r. G, Chilson, G,
German, l.. G. Hughes, l.. T. Slingsby,
L. e. Ridley, Q. B. Healy, r. II. b. Mel
Valley City--R. E. Wright. r.. T. An
derson, r.. G. Platore, c. Mcdonald, L.
c. Stillings, L. T. Bridges, l. p. Bub-
letz, @. Cox, r. H. BubletE, L. III. Ber-
lin, T, b, Kuntz. Referee, Coach Wat
kins.
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SOUTH DAKOTA
HELB MICHIGAN

Ann Arbnr, Mich, Nov. 4.-Securlns
a touchdown and goal in the last few
minutes OF play, Michigan Saturday de-
feated the University OF South Dakota
football eleven Z to in a thrilling
Eame--the first contest in which the
two universities ever have participated.
4 bad punt-o out by Sheeks after he
had scored touchdown for South Da-
kota in the second period lost the vis-
itors the opportunity to hold the VOL
verines to tie, Held scoreless in the
first quarter, both eIevens played des-
perate football in the next period and
finally after an exchange of punts
South Dakota secured the ball on Mich
igan's forty yard line. Two forward
passes neatly executed netted South
Dakota over half the distance, and
Sheeks tore through for a touchdown.
Before Potts could recover Sheek's err
ratio punt-out Michigan players had
him blocked. -...
YOst Men Score Late in Game.
Back and forth waged the tide, of
battle until late in the final period,
when Michigan worked the ball well
into Dakota territory only to have a
forward pass intercepted. Ferguson
,punted out of bounds on Dakota's f1f-
teen yard line and Michigan secured
the oval. Using Thompson as the yor-
tex of terrific line attack the Maize
and blue warriors battered their way
to Dakota's seven yard line, where
Thomson smashed through Downing
for the tying score. Then Paterson,
with the game hinging on his effort,
kicked goal. .......
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ed another pass. but II failed to work.
During the last few minutes OF play the
ball remained near the easI side twenty
yard line. DRYDEN intercepted n pass
and soon after this the game ended
with the score still 13 to 0.
The East Grand Forks men played
splendid game of bail throughout and
We're very scrappy.. but their opponents
have had little more experience. Not
only did the east side boys play u
strong game, but they were good clean
players. They fought all the time and
must be given credit for being true
sports Outside Of a few personal en-
counters on the side lines everything
went along very smoothly Mayer at
fun and Bank at right half and Cot
ton at guard were the star performers
for East Grand Forks The team work
OF the cast side squad was very good.
Halvorson at left half played a steady
game,
For Grand Forks, Ferguson and
kneupfer al halves played strong
games and made long gains when CIV
en- the ball, Dryden AT full displayed
his usual consistent gamc Wells at
quarter played heady game, and.
outside of q tumble, his playing was
fauitless. Henry and Elton at ends
were the two men to secure the touch
downs on passes, and their defensiye Q
work was first class The punting of
Henry was ono OF the best features Of
the game. The Grand Forks ltnemen
all worked well, especially when they
held their opponents for downs on their
own Eve yard line,
The officials were; Referee, Vehmeier:
umpire, Armstrong; head linesman,
Harris
The lineup:
Grand FoTks--Jacobi, G.. Plank. r.
O.; Griffin, L. g.; Campbell r. r;
Nordlund, l. T.; Elton, r. E.; Henry, l.
E.; Wells, G.; Ferguson, r H; Dryden,
F. B.; Kneupfer, L. H
East Grand Forks-Rand. c.; Ryan,
r. c.; Cotton, L. e.; Ludvigson, r. T. ;
Wells, l. T.; Lukkason, r. F.; O'Leary,
1. E.; Gies, G.; Bank, r. H Mayer,
F. B.; Halvorson, L. II.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-04

versity Of Wisconsn's speedy and pow
erful eleven. The score: Wisconsin 80,
Chicago Il.
The game was one Of the most spec
tacular ever played here, abOundtng in
forward passes. speedy ruus, shifts,
tackles, back and other intricate for
nations. 1T was the inability TO gain
in. straight football that cost Chicago
| the heaviest. Three times tho visitors
were stopped inside Of Wisconsins five
yard line, and on four other occasions
lost the ball on downs when another
foot would have made the fourth down.
Wisconsin's line outChaTEed the
heavier opponents. Butler was cSpc-
cially effective at right tackle.
a great crowd saw the contest and
cheered nightly.
Whenever the home goal was threat
ened. Wisconsin rOOteTs rose and sang
Toast to Alma Mater
Except on one occasion, the team
instantly responded and that time ii
was shaken by the unexpected tumble
by Gillette, which resulted in the visi-
tors first touchdown. The game was
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Continued on Page Six.
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frozen field. but outside Of Mcknight
and Gill there has been no bad injury
to the members of the aggregation.
In speaking Of the coming contest with
the A. c., Vehmeier said my men
must play ball and play hard il they
expect to win that game Wednesday.
1t is not impossible to carry away the
victory II they will only try. If the
men work the way they did the last
half of the game at Manchester last
Saturday there will be no question
about winning this game. They played
all around the Manchester team during
do it again lf they want to-
Last week was the first time that
the university team has scored this
fall and now that 1t has been done
Wednesday will be started about 2;3O
p. m. and Immediately after the big
contest the second teams of the two
institutions will try conclusions.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS.

University of PENNSYLVANIA 0,
Pennsylvania college IA.
p Purdue 21, Northwestern uni
versity 6. .a-
Vanderbilt 13, Virginia 0, viii
hams "a.
Cornell 10, Sycamore 20.
Ursinis 0, Drake 80.
- Washington university 12, Car
lisle Indians 90.
Lehigh IA, Oklahoma 6, Kansas
Indiana SO, Earlham 7.
Wisconsin 80, Chicago IL.
Minnesota 13, Illinois 0.
Nebraska s, Missouri 0.
Dartmouth SO. Amherst O.
Brown university %, Vermont
Harvard 16, Princeton 6.
Michigan Z, South Dakota 6.
st. Louis 28, Creighton 8.
Haskell 13, Denver 10.
University of Utah 10, Uniyer-
sity Of Montana 3.
Virginia Military institute 3,
Kentucky university 2, sawanee
13.
Georgia 13. University Of Ala
bama I.
Tulane 0, Knox college So.
Milliken university IA, Ohio
Westlane o, Michigan aggies.
Carleton 90, Manchester I.
Fargo highs 55. Valley City
highs 0,
Lakota 13, Larimore 0.
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u. COACH SAYS
his TEAM Gan WIN
UNIVERSITY Is PREPARING FOR A
GREAT BATTLE NEXT WEDNEs-
DAY AGAINST THE A. C. AND
HOPE TO WIN OUT IN THE CON-
TEST.

Grand Forks Times: Another mass
meeting will be held in the gymnasium
next Tuesday evening for the purpose
of stirring up enthusiasm for the game
with the 4. G. on Wednesday after
noon. The Fargo team is stronger this
fall than it has been for some time and
the varsity will have to be right on
the job all the time to win this contest.
The state championship will be decided
by this game, as the A, c. defeated
Fargo college by decisive score. ow-
ing to a bad snowstorm last fall the
A. G. and the university were unable
to meet and as a result the rivalry this
year is very keen and the Fargo sup
a special train to root for their team.
The authorities at the university have
declared half holiday on Wednesday
afternoon, instead of observing election
day and every student at the institution
should make a special effort to be pre-
sent at the game.
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beautifully executed forward passes
which covered q total distance of SO
yards and resulted in touchdown by
Waller The Tiger touchdown came
in the second period, and up to that
time Princeton had had trihe tho
better of the contest. In the remain
ing periods the Tigers were never in
Harvard's territory and played entirely
on the defensive.
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rough and penalties were numerous.
The most severe occurred to Norgen.
Chica COS puntrr, who was sent from
the field for rough work and the team
was penalized half the distance to the
goal. Wisconsin scored easily after
that happening.
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U. second TEAM
BEAT MAYVILLE

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov 4--PIa wing
an exceptionally good game. the second
team of the university Saturday after
eleven, S3 to o. The first half ended in
a score of 12 TO 0. The university team
had everything their own way from the
start. They showed better team work
throughout, and displayed considerable
sensation football.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-04
HARVARD Won
FROM PRINCETON

Cambridge Mass, Nov. 4.--The drop
kicking and line plunging Of Charles
e. Brickley, backed by we'll drilled
Crimson teammates, gained Harvard's
football supremacy over Princeton aft
er a lapse of a quarter of a century.
The score was Harvard 16, Princeton
6. Brickley kicked two field goals and
a goal from placement of ~ yards, and
battered the Princeton line for longer
gains than were made by any other
player on either team. In addition, he
intercepted two Princeton forward
passes and hammered his way to with
in striking distance OF the Tiger goal
line, where Hardwlck had the honor
of carrying the ball over for the Grim
sons only touchdown. Hardwick kick
ed the goal
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Gil Out of Game.

William Gill, who mas been one of
the mainstays of the first squad. this
fall will be unable to play next We'd
nesday because of bad injury to one
of his arms. The team will be handi-
capped on this account Captain Bun
ny" Mcknight is also in bad shape for
the contest. Coach Vehmeier has been
putting his men through some hard
practices during the past week and the
team as a whole is in good condition.
If Gill is out of the game, Harris Will
probably be switched from tackle to
full and another man viii be placed in
his position. Because the second team
had a game today there was no scrim-
mage yesterday and next Monday aft
ernoon the last hard practice of the
season will be indulged in. The u. N.
ID, squad win leave Thursday evening
for Sioux Falls, S. D., and on Saturday
will line up against the University of
South Dakota football aggregation.
The South Dakota team defeated the
University of Minnesota squad the first
part of the season, and the game next
Saturday will be the hardest on the
entire schedule.
With one or two exceptions the line
up for the game next Wednesday will
be the same as it was last Saturday In
the contest at Manchester. johnson
will most likely be used at guard In
stead of center. O'Brien, who has been
out trying to make the squad during
the past week. has been passing the
ball in excellent style and will probably
play center.
A number of the university players
have been injured by falling on the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-04
CHICAGO OUT
Of The RACE

Madison, Wis, Nov. 4.-The Univer-
sity of Chicago football team was eli
minated from consideration in the col
Iegiate championship race by the Uni
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BrIckIcy Carried From Field.

In the play which resulted in Har-
wards touchdown, made in the last few
minutes of the game, Brickley was
injured and carried helpless from the
field and may not resume play before
the game with Yale three weeks hence.
Tigers Score on Passes.
The Princeton score was the result
Of Harvard's inability to fathom two
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-04
MINNESOTA Won
FROM ILLINOIS

Minneapolis, Nov. 4.--The second step
on the road to the Conference cham
pionship of 1912 was taken Saturday
afternoon by Minnesota when Illinois
was sent down to a l3 to defeat. 60
The victory was won in sixty minutes
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