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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
d 5 and Il tiorl.
Experience of Devils Lake Citizens Are
5s Easily Proven tos be Facts. ss

III The most superficial invest gation
viii prove that the following state
ment from a resid dent Of Devils Lake
IS true. Read 1t and compare evidence
from Devils Lake people with testi.
smony OF strangers living so far away
you cannot investigate the facts 81
the case. Iany more citizens Of De
wills Lake endorse Doan' S Kidney Pills.
Mrs II. u. Bartl Sit, IL q w Twelfth
sSt, Devils Lake, n. says ]: ( had
IA steady, dull ache across my back.
After stooping and trying to straight.
sn, sharp pains darted through my
sides. was feeling poorly in every
way when saw Doan' S Kidney Pills
Recommended the time had
taken the first boz, felt better, and
my back didn, hurt hi q SO much.
got d few more boxes and after using
them. have not had any trouble It'd
speak 81. ',S
or sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster i burn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Rememba the ~ ~ Doan ana
take no other:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
HELPS FOR
BUSY |AOUSEy WIZ
New Mop That Connects
With Sink Spigots.

y Now comes the fountain mop, de-
signed by a New York woman. "a mop
Of the short handled variety. such as
Is used in washing dishes, has the
lower part Of the handle hollow.
rubber hose leads into this; tubular
body and the other end Of the hose 70
forked, having arms for both the hot
and cold water spigots Of the sink Or
,Washstand When the hose Is affixed
d continuous stream of water either:
the hot alone or 4 the cold alone, Or
both together, at any temp de.
sired flows down into the mop and.
keeps It always wet enough to wash!
with and always pplied with fresh
clean water. This last IS an Important
feature. for in using a mop in a dish
pan full sof water the mop becomes
greasy after It B has been II sWabbed
around IN. one or two soiled dishes
and does not clean the following dishes
so well
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
'S'ar', Die go
Votes BON
Million,
EXPO SiTloN CITY GIVES 5ANoTH-
Err MILLION TOWARD GREAT
5i$5 ,;$Sl EXPO SiTloN. us

San Diego, Cal, July Ii .7By a vote
of 16sto:1 1, with half the voting popula-
ton a. the polls July 1, this city pass
ed "a bond issue of nearly a million
dollars for compl elton Of the San Die
go Panama California exposition on the
lines made necessary by the govern
ment quirements and the needs of
4 the states and countries that have de-
tcided TO participate therein.
The original fund was stock sub
scription OF $1,O0O,0OO. Then came a
bond issue of s1,0O0,OO0 Both these
funds are about half expended; $780,
| 900 of the bond issue remaining in
the treasury: The work Of organiza-
| ton developed early that the funds
were not suff if all the states
land countries that notified the EXPOSE
| ton Of their coming really came. The
capital stock was increased by ST.
100000, making the II total capitaliza-
ttion S3,50O,OOO, with s1,116, 900 fully
lsubscribed On top Of this it was de-
lcided to make another bond issue Of
1850 900 and this bond issue has just
lbeen made. San Diego, therefore, has
tall the money she needs with which to
| finish her exposition. Governments
and states will, Of course, spend their
own funds.
Work on the physical comple elton Of
THE project has never tagged. There
1are now four main buildings almost
Icompleted, a fifth under way and plans
ready and contracts let for four more.
L THE California State building will be
STARTED in a few weeks the contract
having been signed at $242. 900 by the
Estate commission.
Money makes the mare go but ii
\ takes organization to spend the money
without wasting it, San Diego has
5Imore for her money than any similar
lenterpfise ever started in this country
IL and is 50 far ahead of any exposition
lin the same comparative time that il
4 q ISL thite to say that it will be ready
on time. 1t could be ready in Septem
s3Iber 81 "A, if anything should make il
4 desirable or exped ient to open at that
Il time. 3 III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
I, IS Dr q; algge,d:
And K lied
Ia X ,a.l,ay
CHARLES FElGE MEETS WITH
NJ TRAGIC DEATH ON
& RESERVATION.

After being dragged mile by a
runaway horse, Charles Feige, of
Sheyenne, was found dead Friday af-
:ternoon east of Fort Totten, with a
fractured skull and other serious in
juries. The frightfu1 accident occur
red late Friday afternoon and as the
victim was alone at the time the de-
tails Of. the affair may never be known.
He#is survived by q family.
Mr.. Feige, a man Of about As years
Eof age and q citizen Of Sheyenne, had
gone berrying near Fort Totten IS
himself with his single horse and bug
gy. hen found by parties who were
returning to the Fort the body was
cold in death, terribly bruised and
cut. Coroner Gilbertson was called
to Fort Totten. where the remains
were prepared for burial The funeral
services were held Monday afternoon
/ at Sheyenne.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
Me- 'lz171 Be
res re
o.,
NORTH DAKOTA SENATOR MAKES
OPENING SPEECH ON TARIFF
MEASURE.

III Washing D. e., July Is. Senator
Porter J. McC umber pf North Dakota,
on Monday, made the opening speech
on the proposed democratic tariff mea-
sure, known as the Underwood Sim
mons bill.
Senator McCumDer discussed the
bill from the farmer S view point. He
accused the democrats of having ..in-
suited the farmers sense Of fairness,
slapped him in the face, and kicked
him into the gutter l555
MI You are about to commit a greater
crime against the American farmer
than ever has been perpetrated BY any
political party against any class Of
people during any period recorded in
history. With violent hands, z said
Senator NC Cum Der, you are about to
strip him Of every advantage which
the changed condi ions of home sup
ply and demand was about to yield
him. You have declared he5is an out
cast in the land he has made, the only
class Of American people who are not
entitled to any consid Iteration at your
hands = I
He asserted the new tariff will in
jure the farmer, contending he has not
received too much for his products
and now will be compelled to sen
them cheaper Nc Cumber submitted
statistics, seeking to show the tariff
bill didn't affect the price OF farm
products to the consumer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
FlRsT REFUSAL Or Tic ENsE.f

NC Clusky -. !, ulyS 1 he sE--s
refusal of a marriage license under the
new state marriage law occurred in
this county when Fred Bosehee Of
odrich attempted to secure a license
sto@35wed Miss Laura Hermann The
couple presented themselves to DR.. "a.
Donker Of this city for examination,
and It was found that the groom-elect
had recently been in the state asylum
for the insane, and that he is now I'm.
der parole. The law aims particularly
at insanity, and the couple failed To
secure a license. HI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18

hour slleS Of two d clock +. NJ Of said day,
att the front door Of the court house
5insthe City % sDe II Lake, Ramsey
e County y uni ~ D, proceed Ito sell the land,
title and interest Of the above named
e. g. Canfeld, defend ~ and to
the above described property, to salts
~ said Judgment and costs, amount
ing TO one hundred six dollars and
sixty cents together with ali accrued
and accruing costs Of sale, and inter
est on the same from the twenty
fourth day of August, A D. 1912, at
the legal rate thereon, al public auc-
ton TO the highest bidd der for cash.
Dated June 3Oth. AZ. ID. 10 IS
JIG EIN MCLEAN,
Sherif Of Ramsey Co, N. D.
WEHE, ESQ. ~
Attorney for Plaintiff 33}
Devils Lake, ID.
Dates; July 1s, 25 & August list,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
70 Keep etttuce FresI,,.

To keep lettuce fresh from one day
10 the other wet thoro ughly and roll
ap "A paper, tucking the ends ii firm
III to exclude the air. paper bag.
The neck tied tightly with q string,
will DO. Celery may be kept crisp.
along time IN the same way. Cab
5bages keep well ins bags hung up.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18

Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Notice DIS hereby given that that GER;
tain mortgage execute and delivered
by Hartman, 1nortga to-
John Davidson, trustee, mortgage,
{ dated June Il $40, and filed for re-
cord la the office OF the Register Of
Deeds Of the County Of Ramsey, State
of North Dakota, on the 10th day Of
June, 1910, at 10 20 q clock a. N !. and
recorded IN Book SIS 5 OF Mortgages
s'on page ~, will be force losed by a
sale Of the premises in such mort
gage, and her inafter describe bed, at the
front door Of the court house II the
City of Devils Lake, County off Ram.
seq, State OF North Dakota at the
hour Of 10 o'clock AA. NJ. on the 2Sth
day OF July 191 9, to satisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage on the date
ofs sale.
The premises desert bed In said mort
gage, and which viii be sold to satisfy
the same, are as fo lloWs, tosWit South
east Quarter CsE14 OF Section
twenty-five (25) Township One GIun-
dred F'ifty-six 561 Range Sixty-one
Ii; North One half Nh Of South
east Quarter So n II ], and North One
half " OF the Southwest Quarter
fSWl4 of Section Nineteen ll95,
Township One Hundred Fifty-seYen
(157) Range sixty.two l62l,
West 81 the Eifth Principal Meridian,
said tracts containing three hundred
twenty 300 acres, more or less.
There will he due on such mortgage
lat the date Of sale The sum OF Thirty.
Il three Hundred Thirty eight Dollars
and sixteen Cents 5. 16l principal
and Interest; also the sum Of Forty.
seven Dollars and sixty Eve Gents
Il ($47. 65) for taxes paid upon said land
FOR; 1912 with interest to- date Of sale,
4 amounting to% e ight Dollars and
sTwenty-seVsn Cents $4s.271, and the
further sum paid for interest coupons
ich fell due November II, 912, upon
prior mortgages covering the above
entitled land running to Farm Mort;
gage Loan Trrsist C,ompan and
which have been paid by the under
d signed, amou TIL intereststo tbs
date of sale to One Hundred Ninety;
d four Dollars and Cents 1900
III King total sum of Three Thousand
4 Rive Hundred lightly GLARS and
Ninety-th ree Cents so fol
which said land viii be sold.
Dated June IA, M "a 8
John DAVIDSON I, Trustee,
Mortgagee.
AIessrs Watson 81 Young,
attorneys for Mort agee.
Fargo North Dak ota
First Insertion June 20, 133.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
For Cuts, Burns and Bruises

In every home there should be q box:
OF Buck liens Arnica Salve, ready to
apply ID every case Of burns, cuts,
wounds Or scalds. ]. Il. Polanco, Del
vale, Tex =. No. 2, writes: Buck
lens Arnica salve saved my little
girls cut foot. No one believed it
could be cured. 4 The world best
Ssalve. Only 25c. r ecommend BY
Advt3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
5IThe lSSina 81 AII L.axasivess

Cor constip Hon haad aches, indiges.
[tion ana al spepsia use Dr King New
Life Pills ii shulk a, Of Bun aln.
says they are the of an
laxatives. rlhey are d blessing ~ an
my family and / aIWay i Keep a box at
home 81 Get aS box ia gett well lee
225c Recomnlen ded bs
Adyts
49, IS IL dc Tacted
AT StiFuh near wi at d cost
SIS hon iis Tor. lsicll 9 sfe rosssi d
few dag i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
rs Restore .asteir IL Bu,stosr,,e,..,

\ IA successful VIA II to restore pearl
buttons ID their ori ginai 1rig htness Isl
first 60 rub them II It'll a littl 4 olive oh
tsllSes the blurred look.
Then sprinkle With maj polvsie eli and
rub we'll With cha nois ali
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
leE,or,e nife ,.llandIias..'

us 10 Clean the bone han les Of knives
sor any bone article 1t is a good plan
nae salt and lemon Juice First rub
the article we'll with the lemon Juice,
then with the sd This viii remove
NIL kinds of stains and grense spots. nm
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
oths the carpet. =

Moths the Carpet. ~
When moths get into the carpet itsis,
ii Yery good remedy to spread q damp
bowel over The spa 81 md iron 1T dry on
the wrong side with hot iron The
sheat and steaIa from til d iron will de-
5stroy the orIls and EGGS. his proc
ess III not hurt the bet iii any
WY
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
a Hand lPI,ineushiorl,

good substitute Tor d cushion for:
rims and needles TO be used when sew
5tig on the chine is quickly mad by
3ssranping 4 piece Of flannel Or amy soft
laterIal several i inches width
around the crossbar 81 the machine
head and pinning Of sewing IT together.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18

the pa eiss at akes ear to be-
very ellss over the splendid crop
prospects. he aceIs iiss anne
III ick Of llnis an ere
beneficial
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
!. UlInsiahtly race I; Spots, Z

Are cured by Dr. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. which heals all skin erup-
lions. No matter how long you have
been troubled BY itching. burning 81
scaly skin humors, Just put little Of
that thing antiseptic, DR. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment, on the sores and
the suffering stops ms family ealing
egine that very minute. Doctors use
II in their prac tice and commend it.
MT. All eman, Of Little town, says:
/ Had eczema on orehead Or. Hob
sons Eczema Ointme nt cured 1T in two
weeks Glarants sd to relieve or
money refund ed. All drug gists, Or BY
mail Price SOC. Pfeiffer Chemical
Co, Philade lphia and ST. Louis
f5vt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
.'e'gal otlijl !, c,es
Y M M ON s..
n TATE OF n ORTIZ DAKo Ia,
3$s Count of Rams ss;
i'm District Court, Second Judi ial Dis.
s:,UMl!M.!oN,,!.s

County of Ramsey So
In District Court Second judicial Dis.
trict
ngebright Glerum Plaintiff,
$
Wattles as admins tor 81:
q the estate OF Eugene L Emery
deceased 4; Isabel 81 Emery,
ISL arah E.s Emery and Henry u.
Emery, as heirs Of said deceas-
5ed ;;3 and all other persons iii.
nown tanning any estate sors in.
terest in or Lien Or incumbrance
upon the property described III
the comp laint, Defend
The State of North Dakota to the
above named Defend ants q
Ss5 You and each Of you are hereby
-summone I'D to- answer the complaint
in this aetion which will be filed with
the clerk of the District Court of Ram
sey County North Dakota "a, lat his Of.
flee III Devils Lake, ~ !, an d sto serve
Ia copy or your answer upon the sub
sscriber within thirty days after the ser.
vice Of this summons upon you, ex.
elusive OF the day Of service; and lin
case of your failure to app ear Of an,
4 sWer. Judgment will be taken against
you by default for The relief demanded
in the compl amt.
Dated June y 81 L.
II q BREsNN
IA aintif s Attorney, s5$
Postofice and residence, Devils Lake,
North Dakota.
To the Defendants in the above en-.
It'll ed act Ion You will please take
notice that the above emf tiled action is
brought for the purpose OF quieting
title in the Plaintiff to the following
described premises situated in Il the
County Of Ramsey and State Of North
Dakota and known and described las
{ Lot sixteen t161 Of Block twenty-five
t25l and lot ! sixteen of Block
twenty-sixs (26) in the City Of Devils
Lake. and that no personal claim ii
4 made against any Of the Defendants
/. ~ /. BRENNAN,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
First Publication June 20, IS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18
To Broil III Gas RANCE.

SBroiling steak OF chops III the oven
of "a gas range Is not the simple opera
stion one could wish 1t to be. The
flames, OF course, are a boYe the meat
and the dripping pan below, an ar
which would seem emf
.nently & safe and prop But what
happens In actual practice lis this: The
Juices and grease run down into the;
pan: the fat sputters in pyrotec hnic5
fashion up into the flame, catches fire.
falls In blazing drops on to the meat
and into the accumulat grease below
1t, Whereupon pouf - thereSis d small
but energetic confa agra lion within the
oven which, when the door Is opened,
bursts out into the room and seizes on
whatever comes handiest mistress.
maid or furniture Fl II
One housekeeper, who was twice
Obliged to entertain repre- atiyes Of
the fire department as the result OF
her attempt to have broiled steak Or
chops for break fast, reluctantly but
firmly banished those items from her
menus. But the lingering desire for
them was not SO easily got rid of.
And she brooded and Sbroo led over the
problem until she arrived ut an In
genious solution.
Before she placed the broiler into the
oven she put water In the drip pan,
covering the bottom to the depth Of
about half an inch When the fiery
rain Of grease descended, therefore, It
was promptly quenched. The result IS
| that this particula lar ousehold enjoys
fbroiled steaks and chops as often as
the family purse WI permit, and dc
pressing invita- lions to the fire depart
I.ment are necessary Try it for your
self.
i;s lake Your Summer Bed Comforts.
The woman who makes her own bed
lcomfo rts has something superior il
work manship and ateriaI at much
Hess cost. Pretty conf orts may be made
pf fine white lawn, even the cheapest
being suitable Select something with
. small flower. The eyed robin de
sign wild roses 81 purple clematis
makesa neat cover. The edges can be
bound with tonless RIB or cotton
ltnsertion De Persian or Balkan de:
sign. a neat comfort may be made
Toe checked blue and white sateen Id
large pattern The blue checks should
Ibe knotted with blue.
"a lovely comfort may be made with
white dotted swiss. and instead Of be
ling knotted q daisy design may be
worked over the cover about every
twelve inches apart The designs are
small, but neat and attractive.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-18

Flora IS the barber at Leith.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-11-02

GRIDIRON RESULTS

I At oxford. o.: Miami ~. Ohio wes-
| leyan 0.
At Chester. Pa: Pennsylvania Mill
tafy Academy 81, st. Johns 0.
At Pottstown, Pa: Hill Academy 10.
Harvard Freshmen IL.
At Cleveland. o.: Western Reserve D,
Cincinnati 0.
At Easton. Pa: Lafayette IL. urs-
mus 2.
+ At New Brunswick, N. j.: Rutgers 9,
Wesleyan 90
At Medford. Mass: Tufts IA. Massa-
chusetts Agricultural College 0.
At Providence Brown 10. Vermont 0.
At oberlin. o.; oberlin AZ, Witten.
| berg 0.
At Amherst, Mass; Dartmouth 81.
At Baltimore swarthmore TO-. Johns
Hopkins Z.
| At Roanoke. Va: Washington and Lee
81, Virginia Polytechnic o.
At New Concord, o.: Muskingum 81.
| Wilmington 0.
AT Athens. o.: Ohio University 0.
| Denison 81.
At Columbia. Mo-: Missouri Al,
Rolla Ia
At Princeton: Princeton Sd. Holy
Cross O.
At Annapolis. ma; Navy 80, Lehigh o.
At Madison. Wis; Minnesota 81. Wis
consin 80.
At Columbus. O.: Ohio state 6, In
| At Albion. Mich: Hilisdale G. AL
bian 6.
At Ann Arbor: Michigan "a. SYRIA
| cuse z.
At Cambridge: Harvard 20. Cor
| nell 8.
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High EleUen Easily Defeated

I yards for the second touchdown. In the
second quarter Clark circled the end for
80 yards and touchdown. lizard made the
last touchdown in the fourth quarter,
running IS yards through broken field.
Birmingham touchdown resulted In the
last quarter from a heavy penalty OF
the scrubs followed by tumble with
the ball on the eight-yard line. Barker
plunged for touchdown on the fourth
down.
Greet, Clark, Harsh Weir and lizard
stood out as Alabama's stars, while Gil.
lem, Barker and Wingo played well for
High school Lineup:
High School: Lowman, center; Nc
Phail left guard; Boyd, right guard; Ba-
ker, left tackle; Chamblee. right taclsle;
Hall, left end; Hogan, right end; Wingo,
quarterback; Lather, left halfback; Bar
ker, right halfback; Gillem, fullback.
Alabama Scrubs; Greet, center; Alex
ander. left guard; Thomas, right guard
Carmichael left tackle; Broyles and
Roach, right tackle Clark. left end;
lizard, right end Jaffee, quarterback
Harsh. left halfback; Bowron, right half
back; Weir fullback.
Summary: Umpire, Bowron tAlabama)
referee, VandeGraaff (Alabama); lines
man, Hiler lValpariaiso).
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-11-02
HOWARD ELEVEN VICTORS

Florence, November 1.--(Special.,
Although outweighed 80 pounds to the
man, the Howard college eleven de-
feated the Florence Normal school ag-
gregation here this afternoon in a well
played game by the score of IS to 6.
Howard started off with a rush, scor-
ing two touchdowns in the first quar-
ter. The first was made by Acton who
received forward pass and dashed 40
yards to. Florence's goal line. The Sec
ond was scored by Fullerton on straight
line bucks.
In the fourth quarter Acton carried
the ball 40 yards and on the foufNi
down was rushed across for his second
touchdown. The fourth and last touch
down was made in the last part of the
fourth quarter on a sweeping end run.
The locals scored their only touch
down in the first part of the last quar-
ter on several line bucks and end runs.
The Florence lineup was as follows:
Hassis. center; jackson, right 50 ID;
Hammond. left guard; Kitchens, eft
tackle; Garrison, right tackle; Stubbs,
right end; Hutto, left end; eileen, quar-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-11-02
ENSLEY HIGH
WINS BY FORFEIT

Yesterday afternoon the Ensley High
school won a forfeited game from the
Shelby County High school by score
of / to 0. Ensley was outweighed about
15 pounds to the man, but by the use
of the forward pass they were able to
make a touchdown in the first quarter,
while they held their opponents score
less until the latter part OF the second
quarter when Ensey fumbled the ball and
Whorton of Shelby got the ball and DASH
ed off 80 yards for a touchdown, which
was the longest run ever witnessed at
Ensley. The game started by Shelby
kicking the ball toward Ensleys goal
and was brought back a considerable dis
lance by an end run by Cook of Ensley.
Then by the use of two successful for
ward passes Ensley made a touchdown,
The lineups were as follows:
Ensley-Propst, center; Blaylark. left
guard Gay, left tackle Phillips, left end;
Hickman, right guard; Carroway, right
tackle; G.. Propst. right end; Freeman,
quarterback; Gingrey. right half; Cook.
left half; Wade, fullbaek
Shelby--Allen, center; FAIR, left guard;
Sessions, left tackle; Wilson, left end:
Green. right guard; whorton, right tackle;
Kidd right end; Averyt, quarterback:
Compton, left half; Frost, right half:
Sawyer, fullback.
Summary; Touchdowns. G. Propst,
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MISSISSIPPI & NJ.
WINS FROM TEXAS
Kinney Scores the Winning
Touchdown in First
Quarter

Dallas, Tex. November 1.--(Special)
Playing before about 5000 enthusiastic
football fans. including the combined
Denton College of Industrial Arts, the
Texas A. g. NJ. and Mississippi A. 6 NJ,
football teams fought one of the flercest
battles ever witnessed in Dallas.
Mississippi outplayed Texas from the
very first, having the ball on Texas
1o-yard line at the end of the first half
and on the three-yard line when the
whistle blew for the end OF the game.
Mississippi received the kickoff, car
rying the ball back 40 yards by hard
and consistent line bucking and coupled
with several beautiful end runs. placed
the oval on Texas courtyard line. Kin
ney, on the next play, carried 1t over
right guard for touchdown. Mcclure
failed TO kick goal. Score: Mississippi
A. & NJ 6. Texas A g. M. 0.
Texas braced after this and the re-
mainder OF the game was spent with
Mississippi ever on the verge of scor-
ing, but not able to put over the final
push. The line-up:
Mississippi A. & M-McClure, right
ends Ranney. right tackle; Spurlock,
right guard; Ruffin, center; Levy, LETT
guard; Potter, left tackle; Hurst. left
end; Kinney, quarter back; Baken, left
half; Macarthur, right half; Wells, full
back.
Texas A. e. M.--Cardell, right end;
Brammen, right tackle; Trew, right
guard; Powell, center; Rice and Person,
left guard; Pharton, left tackle; Mullen,
left end; Brauer, quarter; Beasley (eap-
tain), left half; Thomas, right half;
Coleman and Spencer, fuliback.
Summary-Referee, Halligan. Missis-
sippi A. e. NJ. Umpire, Noise, Texas A.
&. m. Head linesman, Crowley. Harvard.
Touchdown, Kinney,