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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
PRINCETON TIGERS
AND YALE STRUGGLE
TO HARD FOUGHT TIE
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Continued From Page Fourteen)
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pass did not figure In the game-at least
not in the scoring.
Yale broke into the scoring In the frst
period as the indirect result OF a fun
BILE The New Haven team being I'M
able TO gain. Flynn punted to Prince
toms f5-yard line. In his anxiety TO
get the ball stew" Baker fumbled and
Avery recovered the pigskin. After all
ing TO gain In two smashes against the
Princeton line. Flynn kicked a beautiful
goal from placement from the 25-yard
line The period ended with no further
scoring.
The Tigers Score
Princeton scored a field goal early In
tie se-yAd penod also as an indirect
result of tumble. The period opened
with Yale In possession Of the ball
Failing to make any impression on tn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
WISCONSIN WINS
FROM MINNESOTA

Memphis. November 16.-Scoring two
touchdowns through the line, two each on
forward passes and end runs. and one
on broken field run of 80 yards, the
University OF Mississippi eleven defeated
the Medical department of Tennessee
University here today. Il to G. Failure
to kick one goal lost each team an adj
ditioDal point
Tennessee's only touchdown came after
Ave minutes of play. Thereafter Missis-
sippi scored at will
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
GUN CLUB SHOOT

Eleven shooters took part in the weekly
shoot of the Birmingham Gun club. Steve
Smith heads the list this week, with r.
Mortimer, Mrs. Carl and Mr.. Carl fol-
lowing, having 80 each out of their
so shot at. Several shooters were shooting
20 gsage guns. The day was rather dark,
which accounts for the very bad scores
"a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
Yale Darkness Sensational Drawn Battle Eastern Field
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAME A
UNIQUE FOOTBALL BATTLE
Contest to Be Staged in Birmingham November % viii Decide
Football Supremacy of the South-Seldom in Football
History Has Such Situation Arisen
By. J. :. ooUxsELMAN.

season. Their defeat Of the A. & NJ. o.
Mississippi and L. 5. Z. eliminates any
claim from the far south, while their
overwhelming defeat OF Georgia Tech to
the tune of q TO has completely blasted
the hopes Of Sewanee. Alabama, Clemson
or Georgia.
Vanderbilt's football honors thus far
this season have been won In foreign
fields from Virginia and Harvard. In
recent years they have tied Yale and
the Navy and defeated the Carlisle In
dams. Their hopes for the 5. /. A. A.
championship hang on the Auburn game.
The Auburn Vanderbilt contest should
be to this section what the Yale-Harvard
game, with it's annual attendance Of soms
G. 600 people. is to the east.
The Auburn student body viii accom-
pany the team, while a special train from
Nashville will bring host Of Vanderbilt
rooters
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
COMMODORES HAVE LOST TWO
GREAT BATTLES BY HARD LUCK
Vanderbilt Played the Michigan Team in 1905 and Yos Ad
mitted He Was Lucky to Win-Harvard Graduate
+, Manager Says Luck Was Against the Com
modores Last Saturday

ming and just at the wrong moment sraig
whiried into Chorn and fell Before he
could regain ihs feet Michigan man was
on top of him and chance for sure
touchdown was lost. Later in the game
Vanderbilt received a punt on her own o.
yard line from which Sammy Costen ran
1t back 10. Then the Commodores made
forced march down the field and Ian led
the ball one foot from the Michigan g al
and first down.
In his eagerness TO open up a hole and
sew up the game Stein Stone mads a bad
pass TO Costen. The ballestruck Costen's
knee, bounced across the goal line and
fell into the arms of a Michigan man,
just as Manner came romping through
the hole which stone had made. Aud
even then the hard luck continued 1he
score was 4 to with IS seconds left to
play Johnny Carols, the Michigan 'uil-
back, dropped back for a kick IN the
third down He was fairly smothored by
the Vanderbilt forwards, was unable to
get his kick Off so he ran around his own
right end 90 yards for touchdown. ' IN
ming a game which by every law of foot
ball belonged to the Commodores,
The Harvard Game
Now take the Vanderbilt Harvard game
as an example of even worse luck. Just
at the time when his physical efforts ana
moral SUPPORT WeI0 llonA Att1Su N1tt'~'fa
Iardage received an injury to his ankle
that put him out for keeps. Shortly alter
that Harvard made the only touchdown of
the game, which was made possible by
adverse decisions Of the referee giving
Harvard 10 yards when no penalty sholld
have been assessed. The penalty was
given for Illegal interference with fair
catch yet Graustein, who caught the punt,
actually ran seven yards before Tom
Brown got him, and the rules only allow
a man to take two steps after he signals
for a fair catch. Added to this piece of
tough luck, Curtin punted to Harvard S
10-yard line with four men down the Held
after the ball. Hardwick and Turner
crashed together and Graustein muffed
the punt. The ball bounded directly
across the field into the arms of Hard
wick, who was lying on the ground with
his back to the ball. Had the ball bounded
In any other direction the Commodores
would surely have carried It across he
Crimson goal line as there were three OF
them close to the ball. With all this
hard luck the Commodores haven't I'm
ished with the east yet. Some day the
fuzzy worm will turn and then-good
night.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
pENDLEToN INJURED.

Princeton, n. j.. November 10.
Captain Pendleton of the Prince
ton football team, sustained a
dislocated left shoulder in to-
days game with Yale. This an
nouncement was made tonight.
The injury will not retard his
athletic career.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09
tirely overtime,

Mrs. S. +. Yancey and litteI
dauehter Lorine, of Hawkinsvilld
Ky. arrived in the city SUNDAY even
ing to be the guest OF Mrs. lancey'l
cousins. the Misses wilkins, and thu
Misses Mason. $40 West Seventh
street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09
JUDGE J. c. HUNT
ISSUES STATEMENT

Judge ]. c. Hunt of Canyon stated
to a representative of the Daily News
that he will not be candidate for
Congress from the Thirteenth con.
gressional district of Texas. In that
connection he states that he will be-
candidate TO succeed himself in
the Texas legislature.
This statement came responsive to
repeated requests from friends In diff
ferent sections OF the state, that
Judge Hunt make the race for con.
gress. He declares that the race for
the national office would require too
much of his time. and again that he
doubts II his services might be as
valuable in the federal organization
ms in that OF the state.
So far there has been no statement
Of other state legislative candidates
from this district. II Is probable.
however that others will offer for the
place, rs there are a number OF mea-
sures that will claim attention from
this part of the state in the next SEES
sion OF the state legislature. In view
Of this, there Is a strong probability
that the race will be shared by others
aside from Judge Hunt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09

western states, now asks for a set OF
tryouts OF its own. being far removed
from Boston. Chicago. and San Fran
cisco. where the other trials will be
held. n the necessary financial back
Ing can be obtained. Texas can swing
this project. II is believed. That II
would be a big boost for the State Is
we'll recognized.
The Texas State Association. the
only State body In the Amateur Ath-
letic Union. has grown more within
the past year than one OF tie others
In the history Of the union.s II Is ex-
pected>to keep Up this record during
1912. The present club members Of
this association are;
Twenty second Infantry, Marshall
Training School. West Texas Military
Academy. San Antonio High School
Garden Academy. Seeger and Keller
School. Daniel Baker College. Cal
weston Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Longhorn Athletic Club OF
the University of Texas. Orange High
School, Cameron High School. Bowie
High School. Austin High School
Brentwood High School. Fort Worth
University. Abilene High School, Cor
onal Institute. Baptist Academy and
San Marcos State Normal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09
ONE CONGRESSIONAL
CANDIDATE FAVORED
TT the Democratic Voters Of Tevas:

y :
The election OF a Coneressman-a.-
large from the Panhandle and West
Texas Is OF moro vital Importance 70
this section Of the State than the am
bition Of anv candidate aspiring 10
that office
II Is generally conceded through
out the State that by reason OF the
fact that this section OF the State hav-
ing furnished a great rate in increase
Of rural population In the last decade
than any other section OF the State
is Justly entitled to one of the Con-
gressmen to be elected at large.
Judge Joe T.. Lancaster having been
reared in Ellis county and twice
elected County Judge OF that county
with his wide Acquaintance over tho
state. and the assurance OF practically
solid vote In the Panhandle. and
probably of the west. were the prin-
ciple reasons urged by Judge Ian
casters friends to induce him to
make the race fer Congress. and
thereby secure. II possible. to this sec
ton Of the State the additional rep
rescntation II is Justly entitled to.
Before Judge Lancaster would con-
sent to make the race he desired -
know whether or not there would be
any opposition from this section Ct
the state. ard In order to determine
this fact. 1t was announced about
October 20. 1911. in the daily papers
at Amarillo and the daily press over
the State that he was considering the
matter Of entering the race for Con-
gressman-at-largp. This was done
for the express purpose of ascertain
ing II any one else would make the
race or was contemplating doing so.
We wocld further state that In about
three weeks after his published state
ment and as a further prccaution,
judge Lancaster, before announcing
definitely. made trip 10 Amarillo
the political headquarters of the Pan
handle and the home of Judge
Browning. and after consulting with
various friends and politicians there,
he was assured that nothing hal
been heard indicating that anyone
else was contemplating making the
race, and assured Judge Lancaster
that, so far as they knew. the field
was clear, and that II he would en-
ter the race they would support him.
Under these circumstances Judge
Lancaster concluded TO enter the
race for Cons'ressman-at-larse and
in order to make successful race, Il
possible he resigned his position as
President of the Third National Bank
Of Plainvlew, published his platform
and entered actively into the cam
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09
Home Bakery Sold,

d. r Harris has purchased the
Home Bakery from T. II. Baker, and
will continue the business rs hereto
fore with such additional improve
ments and changes as may from time
TO time suggest themselves to him.
Mr.. Baker was enc OF the pioneer
bakers OF Amarillo, and his establish
ment had a large range of patrons.
not alcne in Amarillo. bat he enjoyed
a shipping business that was excelled
by few In the country.
The new owner of the enterprise
is a practical business man, and will
have force of men TO develop the
shop as occasion may demand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09

paisn over the State, and as a result
OF two months campaigning lie has
developed wonderful strength in ev-
cry section OF the State. and fccm tho
evidence he has shown us We conf
IDENTITY believe he will be a winner.
We believe II is the universal de-
sire that the Panhandle have tut one
candidate az large. and the question
nov II. shall is be Judge Lancaster.
who has been In the active campaign
Tor two months? or. shall IL he
Indge Browning. who has not yet
published his Platform bu. has
simply announced his intention OF
entering the race
We submit that for Judge Lancast-
er 10 withdraw at this time would
subject him to the criticism OF beins
disloyal to his friends and brand hin.
as a political coward. to say nothing
%; his loss Of the lucrative position
he gave up to make the race. two
months loss of tine, and the exrensn
incident to his campaign.
For Judge Browning TO remain out
.oi the race, he car retain his position
ms District judge for the next three
years and draw $4,000 per year sal.
airy and not suffer either loss of time
or money We submit that Judge
Browning owes his time and services
10 the people of his district rs Dis
tr'ct Judge. who honored him with
that position at the last general cleo
ton.
,'ais appeal is made in the interest
OF the Panhandle and the West in
order to secure a Congressman from
this district, and not in the nltercs,
Of Judge Lancaster solely because he
Is from Plainview But Ia this con
nection We desire &c say that II Judge
Browning had been the first "a an
nounce for the office We would be
supporting him Just as Loyalty as we
are supporting Judge Lancaster. be-
cause II would be but simple justice
70 do so.
Respectfully submitted.
PLAINNIEW CHAMPER OF
COMMERCE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09
REV. Thomson RETURNS
FROM ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY

Rev. r. Thomson. pastor OF the
Central Presbyterian church, this
city, writes that he will return from
a visit with friends in Arkansas
Wednesday Of this week. Rev Thorn.
sen was formerly pastor OF the Fay
etteville. Arkansas. church, end has
a large number of admirine friend
At that and other points in the same
state. Leaving Arkansas, Rev. Thorn
sen went to independence, Kansas.
from which latter point he came to
Amarillo.
At Fayetteville. where Rev.
Thomson was pastor for more than
five years, he will assist In the dcdi-
cation of a new church structure. by
special invitation of the officials OF
the congregation. Although Rev
Thomson has been In Amarillo but
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09
POPULAR STORE TO Z
ADD IMPROVEMENT

White & Kirk are making eNte
sive improvements az their Poi
street store. r ID. Kirk, the man.
cdr for the firm. In conversatie
with representative OF The Dai
News. yesterday said: We have hs
the most successful year in the hi
tory OF our business. both In Ami
rillo and Talia. In appreciation
this steady aud ever increasif
growth. we feel compelled TO NAL
such changes In our store In this cl
as will accommodate the Sup
which We feel will be required
meet the demands OF our thousan.
of customers
Asked as to the volume OF bus
ness expected this year, Mr.. Kirk d
clared that the buying will be on
very elaborate scale. In keeping wi
the apparent needs of the season
a mercantile way. lie is making 1
store interior modern down to I
minute, and installing such devic
and ARRANGEMENTS rs will greatly 4
cilitate business for his entire for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09
Here Is a Remedy
That Will Cure Skin
and Scalp Affections
AND WE CAN PROVE 1T.

The l.. o. Thompson 4 Co. Dru n
store SAYS TO every person, be II mann
woman or child who has an irritatedin
tender, inflamed Itching SKIN OF
SCALP. YOU need not suffer anothei
day. I'VE have a refined skin prep
aration that acts instantly and vii
bring YOU swift and sure results" "
One warm bath with ZEMO sOAI"
ard one application OF ZEMo and =
you will not suffer another momcnrse
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ZEMo and ZEMo SOAP are prov
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scalp irritation. They are sold byto
one leading druggist In cgery city or,
town in America and In Amarillo by
l.. o Thompson a Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09

For years J. S Donahue. So. Hav-
en-, Mich. civil war captain. as a
lishthousekeeper, averted awful
wrecks, but \ queer fact is, he might
have been a wreck himself, II Elec.
tric Bitters Lad not prevented They
cured me Of kidney trouble anil
ehiils.' he writes, after | had TAX
en- other SO called cures for wears
without benefit and they also mproy.
Cd my sight. Nov. at seventy. am
feeling fine" For dyspepsia. indl.
ec'tion, all stomach. live and kidnes
troubles, they're without equal Try
them. Only 80 cents NJ Amarillo
Drug Store.
Niggerhcad. Maitland and all Other
good grades of coal at Kenyon Grain
& Coal Co; phone rs today. 53-tf,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09
Annual Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Amarillo Street Rail
way &C. will be held at their office.
2iS South Polk street, city OF ANA.
riilo, Potter county Texas. or Tues
day January l6. 1912. az p. M,
for the purpose OF electing a board
of directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of any
other legal business that may come
before said meeting.
II. A. MOBILES. Preslden,
Amarillo. Texas. January .. 1912.
81 htc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09

was paid at a banquet to Henry Cha,
In New Orleans In 1912. Mighty cos
" for those with stomach trouble Q
indigestion. Today people ever!
where use Dr. Kings New Life PIT
for these troubles as well as live
kidney and bowel disorders. Eas
safe, sure. Only % cents at Ami
rillo Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09

eleven months. he has made many
advancements and improvements
both as to numbers and material pro-
gress for the church with which he
is engaged in Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09

Jams. jcllics and condiments OF I
highest class at prices no higher tn
you are often asked TO pay for 4
inferior kind. Griffin Grocery. Sd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09

Particular people find our groc
les and meats highly satisfying. CT
fin Grocery. 5i-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-09

Had weather coming. Let us !
your coal bins. Kenyon Grain 4 G,
Co.. phone rs. 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-25
ENERAL OTIS DISCUSSES
AFFAIRS OF NATION

AFFAIRS OF NATION
Prosecutes barrow, Elects Taft
and Squelches Cover
nor Johnson.
Chicago suffered visit from
very distinguished parsonage last
night.
He was none other than Gen
eral Harrison Gray Otis, some
times known as ''The GrayFox,"
publisher of the Los Angeles
Times, arch enemy of union labor,
advocate of the open shop and
former enemy of William Ran
do1ph Hearst.
Hearst and Otis were very BIT
ter enemies indeed, when Hearst
was the friend of union labor-in
order to get a circulation TO ribs
newspapers-but after Hearst
turned around and kicked union
labor IN the tace,' OTIS ana f1eaTSt
became closer friends.
Otis was chuck full of informa-
ton last night. Apparently, he
is conducting the prosecution of
Clarence S. barrow, the labor at
torney, at Los Angeles. At least,
that is what one gathers from
what Otis had to say about the
barrow case, which was:
"Darrow will either be convict
ed or will confess within two
months. He may confess within
a week. He knows they have the
goods on him, and he would like
to get out of it as easily as posi-
bic.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-25

consented to tell all he know
about the blowing up of the
Times.
81 know that this has been, de
MED by both: Fredericks and Oar
row, but it is true, nevertheless.
I personally know that it is true.S
From which it is quite plain,
that Harrison Gray Otis, and not
Fredericks, is conducting the
prosecution of barrow; that, in
deed, Otis is the prosecution of
barrow.
Otis also was kind enough to
let the people know whom he fav-
ored for the presidency. Otis IS
for Taft, which is indeed strange
and peculiar.
why is Colonel Roosevelt so
popular in California ?" Otis was
asked.
Perhaps Otis regarded this as a
personal question. He himself
through the Los Angeles Times
told the people of California time
and again that they must not al
low Colonel Roosevelt to be popu-
lar with them, and insisted-until
election day-that Roosevelt was
not.
AlIthe same, Otis answered the
question.
"Audacity is all that won for
Roosevelt in California" he said.
Then the persistent reporter in
quired what Otis thought of the
suggestion of Governor Johnson
as running mate for Roosevelt if
Roosevelt should he nominated.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-05-03
JAS. MORGANS MOTOR BOAT q
READY FOR LAUNCHING

We had the pleasure of going
through the Morgan boat house
the other day. and noticed a doz-
en- launches in the last stages OF
preparation for boating season.
Perhaps the likeliest looking
boat of all is the Bonita built
and finished exclusively, by Jas.
Morgan. and intended for his es-
pecial use, it is handsomely finish
ed in Oak, showing the marks OF
very fine workmanship, and IS a
speedy looking craft throughout.
Although Mr.. Morgan is not q
professional boat builder, you
would net know it from looking
at the Bonita. Z
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-05-03
LUCKY ASHLAND BOY

We would Judge that Master
John Riordan Of Ashland, is one
Of the happivst boys in that city
US his father D. E. Riordan sent
him an Express package, Wednes-
day, consisting Of a full blooded
Scotch Collie bitch, with her pro-
geny of four of the cutest puppl-
Is you ever laid your eyes on I'M
less in the course of events, they
had happened to be Bull pups.
However we congratulate master
John as d dog isa dog for "a that.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-05-03
FARM FOR SALE

~ rods lake front, nice location for
summer home or truck farm.
Farm consists of 81 acres: is cleared,
and as rods lake front.
All that is cleared is fenced and cross
fenced with barb wire, part cedarpOstS
Villas creek runs through farm from
lake to the Wis. River, Land is sandy
loan soil lays level, go stone, land lays
between two lakes. It is only S min
utes walk to Lac View Dessert. lays
north of Pine Lake.
There are two cottages, 1Sx24 2 rods
from lake. frame parn "A 81 almost
new painted last fan frame heuhouse
10 % in two parts ice house frame
10 x II well with 30 it. pump splen-
did water Town road runs to place,
6 miles from Hackley, and miles to
State Line, mile good trout stream,
there is some timber on the place.
The owner has cropped it IL years
and is still growing big crops last year
it grew 30 blu. of potatoes per acre.
Two years. ago $50 worth of cabbage
was sold in Hackley, the lake is well
stocked with fish; such as pike, pick
erel, black bass, green bass and perch
Nomuskeys are caught in this lake,
but they can be caught in the neigh
boring lakes, game is plentiful in the
woods, Price Sl6C0 cssh. For luther
particulars INQUIRE SIS this office.