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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
All Ready for Fray.

Lexington. Va November Con
tontinS itself with blackboard drill
and :. snappy signal practice, Wash :
ington ana Lee finished preparation for
the clash with North Carolina. Coach
Dowd coached the varsity in many now
formations and demonstrated tho
North Carolina plan Of attack The
varsity with Young. Beuhring, Lilo and
Terry composing tho backfeld is fit for
the battle. Expecting q hard strug
EIc the Generals nrc preparing for a
vicious attack. Tho entire squad OF
forty men win leave early Saturday
morning for Lynchburg preceding u
special train OF followers.
Following is the lineup OF the two
teams:
carol!na-Huske. loft end-weieht
I55; height, five feet eleven inches;
years on team, two. ramsey. loft
acklc-woight. III: height. six feet
years on team. one. Fousi left guard
weight. 10; height. 6 feet one and one
half inches. years on team. one Tundy.
centre-wclght, les, height. six feet
one inch; years on team. one. Cowcll,
right guard-wc!ghi, lsl, height five
feet nine and one-half inches; years
on team. one. Alternately. right tackle
weight, ISIS: height. six feet; years
on team, four. Homcwood. right end
weight. lC2; height. five feet ten
Inches years on team. two. Long.
quarter back--wcight, l5o; height, I'VE
feet ten inches. years on team, two.
Tayloc, left half lightweight, 15s;
height. SIX feet one Inch: years on
team. TWO Burnett. right hair back
weight. l49. height. ave feet ten
inches; years OF team. ono Fuller,
fun hack-weight, $50; height, five feet
eight inches. years on team. one.
Average weight OF team. 100 pounds.
From tackle To tackle. us pounds.
Eackneld. l55 pounds
I..Gssf F.l ltsI .,tfa IT, 49, IL.
weight, l5S: height. Ave feet eleven
inches. Boshammer, tacl5le-weight.
LIZ; height, five feet eleven inches r.
Alternately. centre weight. la Al
len. quarter back-weight. l4e: height.
five feet TWO inches. Mccall, guard
tacl ke--wcight. lss; height, six feet two
inches; Johnson, guard-welGht. 1872:
height. feet. Joyner, cnd-weight
la; height. hvo feet eight inches.
Washington and Lee-Barker, right
end--weight 155; height, Iive feet ten
inches; years on team. two. Miles
right tacklc--weight. ls5; height, six
feet four and onc-half inches: years
on team. three. Ncblctt, right guard
weight. l60: height. five feet one inch
years on team, one. Barrow. centre
weight. los; height. six feet one Inch !;
years on team. one Miller, left guard
weight. 254: height. six feet: years
on team, four Shultz. left tackle
weight. 1913: height. six feet three
inches; years on team. two. Heat.
left end-weight. 14S; height. six feet
one and fourth inches: years on
team. two Donahue. quarter back
weight. l52: height. five feet seven
inches: years on team, one. Lille. right
half hack-weight, 15S; height. six
feet: years on team. two Beuhring
fun hack-weight. 1876: height, five feet
eleven inches: years on team. three.
Young, left half bacll-weight, I6l +:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
Remarkable Christmas
Present

Among the curious Christmas pres,
ents OF this year Will be one for a man
Of national reputation. which has been
all year In the making
Way last January tho present wa.
decided upon, and n friend OF the prom.
!nent gentleman requested the Burre!la
Press Clipping Bureau. Of New York.
20 watch every paper In America and
TO take up every Item hich appeared
concerning the man.
Tho clipping bureau people followed
instructions. and now present the his
tory OF one year In tho life Of this
especial man.
Tho history ends just after election,
and tho 2O.642 newspaper Items found
include everything, from a three-lina
editorial mention 10 tull-page ilus-
trated stories. These have been mount.
ed on 5000 great sheets OF Irish linen
paper and bound into three massive
volumes.
ana date OF paper clipped from. this
Information having been put In with =
book typewriter. The words thus In
serted amount TO l53,252
+ In actual time. very strict record
Of which has been kept. the work has
throughout tho yesr. and has kept In
employment during that tima thirty
peopie 40 readers. clippers. sortors,
mounters and binders. Every newa.
paper OF Importance 10 represented
This Is merely specimen Of somo Of
tho unique orders which get into the
burrelle Bureau. for tho extent to
which clippings arc used by individuals
AID by business concerns seems TO be
remarkable.
There are many people in private m
well as In public lito who need press
clippings and don't know 1t. 1t rnirns
be we'll for them to look UP this man
Burrello. who is said to bc so wo!l
known that n letter simply addressed
"Burrellc. New York." will roach htru
With no delay. - lAdysrtissnaaaIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
WESTERN STATES
HAVE EASY DAY
No Really Important Games on
Football Field-Preparing
for Championships

Chicago. November An off day In
Central States football SO far az big
games tomorrow, will furnish contests
mainly as final workouts before the
battles which later are to decide cham
pionships. Perhaps the toughest OF the
days battles In this section is the one
between Drake and Missouri and Col
uInbia. while another that may be
fought Is that In which Mount Uuion
plays the Michigan Aggies.
Important games tomorrow include:
Indiana vs.. Iowa. At Iowa City
Chicago ". Northwestern. at Evans
Ion.
Mount Union vs.. Michigan. Asgies.
st Lansing
ohio State vs. Wisconsin, at Mad
ison.
Purdue We. Rose Poly. at Lafayette.
Missouri vs. Drake. at Columbia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
Dies After Short Illness.

:, Atlanta. Ga, November w A..
Vaughan. aged siXty-fivc. for many
ATLANTIC Terminals Company, and one
OF me best known railroad men in tho
illness; Mr.. Vaughan. before coming
10 Atlanta, was general superintcn-
dent OF the old East Tcnncssec. Vir-
GINA ana Georgia system. lie also
was connected at one timo with the
Michigan Central Railroad. His Body
home, for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08


of Brickley, and "IIobcy" Bakers bro
ken field runs should DO duplicated BY
Eddie Mahan. Tho limo plunglng of
STREET is not likely to be cqualcd by
any OF tho Harvard trio of backs, since
tho Tiger full back appears to be OF
the penetrating type Of Hart and Wen
dell. and the Crimson has not been able.
To date. to find player Capable Of
filling tho latter's place in this respect
The probable lineup OF tho two
teams, with the physical statistics OF
players, follows:
Harvard.
o,BrIen, left end. weight, l6e pounds;
Inches: age, twcnty-onc years
Hitchcock, left tackle. weight. lSa
popnds: height. five feet eleven and
Cowen. left guard. weight. 1913
pounds; height. hvo feet eleven Inches;
age sou 'Wen d%n,r yw@Ilsht ,ss mounds
height. six feet one and ono-Quartcr
Inches, age, twenty years
pounds; height, 1--WE feet nine inches;
age; twentyIone years;
oo Gilman risht tackie weight lss
inches; age. twcnty-one years
Storor. right end. weight. Isl pounds;
pounds, height, five feet nine inches;
Hardwici. left half back. weight. 173
pounds; height. six feet: age. twenty
one years
Bradley. right half back, weight. LOO
pounds; height. five feet eleven inches;
age, twenty one years
Brtcklcy. full back, weight lS6
pounds: height, flvo feet nine and one
half inches; age. twcnty-ono years.
Substitutes.
Freddy, quarter back. weight, 1913
pounds: height. five feet eight and one
half inches; age. twenty-five years.
BEETLE, half back. weight l6d pounds:
height. five feet seven inches, age,
twenty-thrce years.
nr@a!es haif back o, weight l7e
Mciliniock. half back: weight, IN
pounds, height. five feet eight and one
Soucy. centre. weight. III pounds:
height. five feet eleven inches; age.
height, six feet: age. Nineteen years oasus
Morgan. tackle, weight, ~ pounds;
height. six feet three inches. age,
'wem mt,o on years "a ,a,rs, ~
pounds. height. nve feet eleven and
one-haif inches: age, twenty years;
he Ra"a SIX f"' feet WeifR Mo n 1 n0un nss
twenty-five years
l.. Curtis. end, weight. 17s pounds;
Il L
years
Princeton
Hammond. left end. weight ,s5
pounds: height. iive feet ten inches;
age twenty one wears
Phillips. left tackle. weight. $50
pounds. height six feet; age twenty
years.
Semmens. left guard, weight. 1911
pounds: height six feet three inchpst
age. twenty years
l.. Trcnkmnn, centre. weight. 100
pounds: height six feet. age twenty
years "
pounds: height six feet; age twenty
years.
Balm, right tackle weight. lo1
half Inches: age. nineteet, Years.
Shea. right end, weight. lisa pounds:
height. ivc feet eleven inches: age,
twenty years.
Click. quarter back. weight III
pounds. height i've feet nine inches:
age, twenty years
Law. left hulf back. weight. $40
pounds; height, i've feet eight inches;
age. twenty years.
II. y. II. Baker. right half back.
weight. III pounds: height. Two feet
nine Inches; age, twenty years
'+' - 80 't'.N''f =''~' -. - F'ui'bo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
ener Is Noncommittal

harrisburg, Pm, November r.
Governor Tcncr, who hns been mem
toned NJ possible candidate for
president or the National Baseball
League. to-day would not say
whether he would accept the Lend
ershlp OF TINT organization. $40
0ner OF the presidency has been
mnde. and I have nothing further
90 sny." the Governor replied to n
question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
Found Dead In he'd.

Camden. s. c., November &c. G.
Lcsge, for several years superinten-
dent OF the Camden city schools, was
round dead In bed ut his homo hero
this morning. lie retired last night
IN his usual good health. Heart fall
ure Is believed to have been the cause
of death Mr.. Legge was born in
SpartanburE. March :. 1859. The fu-
neral will take place in Charleston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08

;, Statcsville, y. G.. November Little
Rock. Ark, was to-day chosen by the
Associate reformed Presbyterian Synod
OF the South "a it's next place of meet
ing y committee OF prominent Law
men from all over tho South was an
pointed 70 draw up plans for Il build
ing ana loan association or some other
system OF loans for church purposes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08

Now York, November Martin III.
Giynn. Governor OF New York issued
a statement here this afternoon saying
that under no circumstances would he
be u candidate for reelection.
There is more honor In being an
efficient Governor for one years. hs
said. than an Indifferent one for
eight"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08

height i've feet eleven inches; years
on team. ono.
Average weight OF team, IFS pounds.
From tackle to tackle, 1913 pounds
Backfcld. $50 pounds.
Weight OF several possible substitutes
Friend, IT'S: Miner. Is3: Dingwall
lS5; England. 145; Bryan. 17s; Smith.
l45.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
TIGERS ALL SET
TO MEET HARVARD

Continued From Eighth Page.)
Icy Mahan. IiardwiclS and Logan IL n
better all-round combination than the
Tigers quartet, consisting OF tho two
Bakers, Click and STREET. Princeton
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17
SENATE CONWCTS
JUDGE ARCHIBALD
Was Accused Of Using Power and In
nucncr ~ Judge. for His Own
Personal Gain

WASHINGTON. q. C.. Jan i3.
judge Robcrt W Archibald Of the
Commerce Court. was today found
guilty on i've OF the % impeach-
meut articles against him. by vote
lf the senate
He was convicted on the FIRST
third. fourth. nth and thirteenth
charges
The effect nf condition BE- to remove
him from Office
After conviction. the Senate. bon
executive session decided To impose
tho fan penalty OF disbarment FROM
ev,r srsin holdins q position OF hon-
or or profit Tor the United STATES
then In open session the disquslif.cs-
ton peraly wac adopted by vote
OF So 10 So.
AFTER the vote was taken on th =
LAST charge. senator o'Gormoa ofer-
Cd a resolution thai Archibald be re-
moved from thr 5esCa sad b. fores.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17

beasts Of the jungle are represented
in the names to be found on the list
attested by the Eagle. Robin, Dove,
Hawkins. the Oleander and the Saw
age shown thereon. while Harp and
and Horn-by lend musical tone
10 the list. A group OF contrasting
names include sam j Hunter and
George Herder, ,. y. fucrh aud NJ.
C.. Fields Pat r. Duan and - -.
householder. A. 5. Crisp and James
Greenv God. x. r. Burn and J. +. COT
fey. Hunter Lane and ! y. Long
Harp aud Harper. q r Looney
aud I'D. r. Kone.
In q class 10 themselves in The way
Of peculiar names are. Real. Sch
wegEmann. wahrmund, Bierschwslo.
nurmeister. Boehimer. Lleweiiing.
Grindstan Heilig. Ridsell. Raiden
Hsxfhausen, Rickerson In the entire
Lat only two smiths and one Brown
are shown while the Ionescs forgot
10 nut their names on the roster.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17

or Ineligible TO public Office senator
Root moved the doors to Dee closed.
The result was as given above
Charges against the iurist included
various accusations OF using his posi-
ton and power as q judge Tor person
al gain
The first article on which the irst
con victiou was voted. accused him Of
using his position Judge 20 per
suade the Erie Railroad to give him
aud b.. J. williams au option on a
coal dump at thirty-thousand dol
lars less than its value.
A. bis trial Archibald admitted
practically an the facts charged but
protested that none were wrong or
corrupt
while the vote was being taken to-
day. Judge Archibald waited iu an
ante room 90 hear the verdict AMI
arilio Daily News.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17
THIUTy-THIRO BUSINESS
MEMS LEGISLATURE
list Of Unusual Names and Absence
OF Lawyers in Personnel OF
New Legislature

THAT the Thirty-third Legislature
Of Texas. when It convened on Tues
day. January I4th differed in many
respects from any previous legislative
body that the state has ever known
is disclosed by a pamphlet eon'sln
ing a roster OF the members Of the
LEGISLATURE. state officials and mem
bers OF Congress just issued ny 'ne
Texas Commercial Secretaries ana
business Mems Association. The an
sence OF lawyers from the person
mel Of the assembly and the large
number Of farmers and business
man who have taken up the eg's'a
tive burden Is a striking feature Oh
che body and marks a departure iro"
established custom. In fact. there are
scarcely enough lawyers In the fsis
laiure to give the necessary legal az 10,
Vice In framing the bills that WIN
be introduced. After thirty-tNo se9
s,ops OF this august body with law
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17
MOTH,
STORY County Funds

Depository County Funds.
Depository County school Funds
Bids are hereby requested FOR de
pository OF fluids OF Scurry county,
and also for depository or the school
funds of said county ss required by
law.
Such bids vii ne opened and con
sidcred hy rhc Commissioners Court
o. said county at 1880 %. m Tuesday
February nth. 1913
Sealed bids should bc filed with
the County Clerk before said hour
and must boz accompanied by q cash
ier's cheek Of Ssoo 90 on each Bill
submitted as AN rarncs of good faith.
The drpositor''s selected win be
Tor period of two years.
G. o.. BUCHANAN
sI-gf County Judg,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17

yers usually In the majority the
Thlrty-third starts life as strictly
business mans Legislature and from
the material selected TO make our
laws during the coming session VIII
he fouud the man who can WELD the
hammer and guide the plow' as wen
~ those proficient in legal lore.
Many newspaper men are also
shown on the list Of members sew
oral prominent editors representing
their districts In both houses. Sew
er,l commercial secretaries are 70
he found among the members. Gal
weston. uvalde. Grand Saline ana
sover,l other towns having sent their
local secretaries to represent them IN
the Legislature.
A glance at the list OF names
COMPRISING the Upper and Lower
houses members Of Congress ano
state officials shows a variety o. pc
,riiar names and that the common
eogpomen n Jones. Smith and bro"n
IL cnnsp,cuous by its absence. should
tbs saavdil craze strike Austin TINS
winter again. the dafydll euthus'as'
.,u snd a verdant 6eld in the lesis'a
ure halls. For instance II Mar'in
n,es Young. would l.. A. Colqui't o.
n Hudspets likes baltimore toai
paulps. what would wiilacy9 Birds
- ,ha air. flowers Of the 1c'd- anf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17

Plenrisy pains arc located just be-
low the short ribs LuubaCo Affects
the same region but toward The back
BAILARD'S SNOW LiNihENT ie
The remedy 10 either case if rub
bed In thoroughly. o. eases psiD. re-
;sxcs The muscles aad the patient
caa move about freely and con'for'
nbly. Prlca Csc soc and 81 o. Der
bo'thc sold bs an drlngisis.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17

To prevent pneumonia. a cold -
lied in the lungs should be atteu
ID 90 a. once. Pit HERRICt
RED PEPPER POROUS PLAsTT
on the chest and take BALLAR
HoREHovNp SYRUP internally
uiunins combination. Duy OF
Tar size Horehound syrup; yot
porous plaster free with e-ch
sod b. ~ druggists
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17

Keep out the cold and dust BY u.s.
ny Locked Metallic Weather strip on
windows and door.
O. WILKINSON LBR. co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-17

We are sorry 20 learn that Mrs. J.
" Massey is seriously 10 with pneu-
moaia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-21
carmen IS A
CLASSY film

In Carmen. the Bandits Daugh-
ter" the Newman Company Offers one
CT the classiest films that has been
produced in Honolulu in many weeks.
Easily in the lead as a dramatic and
thrilling production, Carmen Is de-
stined to impress the average theater-
goer and moving picture patron as
something away above the ordinary.
Astounding in beautiful scenic eff
fects, with faultless eostuming and
backed by a novel plot. the play car
ries the interest of the spectator
through three reels.
Love Among the Lions" is another
high class film. the late product of
mainland studio that is destined to
become favorite here.
Ye Liberty this week will again be-
come the home, OF good vaudeville.
Maynard and Rosetta are closing their
engagement at this house with the
last of the week. An entire change
of program is promised. Manager
Magoon has also added a team OF Ha-
waiian musicians to assist In the en-
tertainment offered at this house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-21
N 0 v
Is AL MOST
MAGICIAN
IBy Latest MALL


CHICAGO. - Tucks are being used
great deal this year as a remedy for
the perpIexing ailment known to the
iaiety as cross eyes" and to men OF
science as conyergent strabismus.
Such was the gist of paper read by
DR.. George A. Suffa for the American
Homeopathic, CHRONOLOGICAL, Ohio
logical, Laryngological Society, which
met here. ~.-~.r. -: II. -.E.
The methods of clearing the compli-
Gated visions of these unfortunates
consists i'll taking a tuck in one of the
muscles that control the ball of the
eye. For years eye doctors have been
taking their little shears and shipping
lie muscle that makes the eye misbe-
have. DR.. Suffa invented the method
cf tightening up the muscle on the
ether side, just as man tightens one
suspender @ ~ ..... H.. --....
Among the novel results of the
years work as reported in today S
meeting was the discovery by DIR. Har.
old Foster of New York of method
Of removing the tonsils with the fin.
gers. g.. . =. .-.... .. III -"-=
Its very simple" said he. I" put
the patient to sleep and then reach
DOWN and pick them like cherries.
Snap! And it's all over. 1t takes
about fifteen seconds. You must have
q strong grip" ~
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Fighting CHANCE
FOR SUGAR Until
ROLL CALL
Continue from page onc)

CONTINUED from page Onc) - -.
ed to. be bound. Mr.. New1ands voted
outright against the resolution. Tho
other three Remained silent. Mr..
Hitchcock had withdrawn previously
ficm the caucus. All these five sena-
tors have announced N general way
that it is their purpose to stand by
the rarity and support the bill. This
binds them to nothing. ,-..." ~.
When the backfire from home be-
comes really hot one or all of these
five doubtful ones may cooperate Win
the Republicans and retain snlats
duty on sugar. They arc fires TO as
sumo that attitude if it becomes
necessary as the weeks so by. Al
though the Democratic leaders declare
confidence and say they have sufficient
votes to adopt evSry feature Gf the bill
the fact remains that they are appre'
hensive and almost in state~Of panic.
Any defections mean disaster. FHur2
developments. alone can determine to
what extent the five unpIedSed sena-
tors will at with, the Republicans in
maintaining not only a duty on sugar,
but On wool and some other articles
regarded as essentials in the policy of
protection. All previous predictions
made by the Democratic leaders were
disprovcn by caucus results. The en-
tire tariff bill is in peril, just as it
was before the caucus devoted more
than two weeks gradually working up
TO the binding stage, which was never
realized.
The position of Senator POindeXtcr.
the only straight-out Bull Moose man
in the upper branch of congress IS the
most perplcxing feature of the sttua-
tiCn If he cOa9eratcs with the Demo-
Gratis all the way through then the sit
uatioa concerning sugar rs virtually
beyond hope. All calculations of an
eleventh hour. salvation have been
based on q solid forty-fve Republican
votes. No. allowance can be made for
defGctiQns On that side Since the eau
Icus. Mr: Poindexter positively declines
to outline his future course. Prior to
the caucus ne said he favored a rea-
SCnRble duty on sugar and wool,
y prominent Republican senator who
has been studying the sugar. schedule
and is effect upon the domestic pro-
Queer said Yesterday that the extension
| to March ], 1911, placed in the bill as
Z SOP to the louisiana sugar planters
+ operates as a discrimination against
1.-The. sugar Of Hawaii. Porto Rico, and
the Philippines to the advantage Of
-, g
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the Louisiana planters to harvest this
years crop under existing conditions.
This" senator pointed out that the
crops of Porto Rico and Hawaii,
neither of which is finished and ready
for use until next July, under this ex-
tension would ba Disseminated
against seriously for four additional
months. from March until July Mean
while. he said, this will give the re
iners the. opportunity to obtain some
thing more than 100000 tons of Gu,
ban sugar. handicapped by the Dutch
standard provisions of existing law,
for refining purposes. This, he said,
would enable the refners to practice
competition against American-rladc
cane sugar from Louisiana. Hawaii
Porto Rico. and the Philippines as
weer as against the domestic beet su-
gar .~.. =@ 49,.