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wish you'd run into love affair once with fun
sail and strike a simeon. If there's q fool of Z
man who can Withstand blue eyes and q white
skin and soft voice, wish he'd come along, =
But l might not love him." he suggested.
YOU'D love him fast enough II you couldn't
get him." was the sharp reply. .If he laughed
at you instead of being bowied over at the ART
glance" he snapped his fingers II haven't let
my feelings get the better of me on this subject
before, but after all I said to Tom"
why did you do that, Dick? Were you
afraid to compete with q school-boy?", .
"Competew he gasped, and flung her on in
q trice. What do you mean by such q remarkp
THEN Miss Brewer raised her head. There was
tnat In her eyes, meeting his regretfully
-tnere was that In her voice, Just germ Of
that magic thing we call Emusic" which perhaps,
did draw and hold the fated fisherman to the
unhappy lady Of the Rhine 800
Dick, Dick I'm tired Of lovers I want
something else Won't you try to understand?r
Richard Carter went white as q sheet In
that second he had picture of himself strug-
gazed at the slender, graceful figure before him
and was aghast to have something within whis-
per, SWELL why not?"
"Im desperate, Dick" she said.
"And you'll marry Tom Carew or apologize
humbly," he growled. '1a
Bernice laughed at his wrath made him feel
like l,s, toddling infant. Thai soy' You're too
"Bernice, take care" The black ewes smoul.
dered and he caught her wrist
"Now, Dick" she said smiling up in his face
pleasantly, "Pl tell you the only way out of the
difficulty, and knO,o-Marry me, yourself"
OF sudden he found yellow head on his
shoulder. Why had he never noticed before how
like great, fragrant white rose she was!
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

boyr Or at any rate 60 back
TO work this fall and think
1t over another year."
hichard Carter put an
anectionate hand on the
younger mans shoulder and
looked kindly In his hand.
some, downcast face; but as
II detecting and resenting
the pity In the others touch,
Tom Carew moved away res
lively.
by Jove!" he burst out
at & last. you've go : me
guessing, Mr.. Carter. You've
always been awfully good to
me, you and Bernice both;
any fellow couldn't help be-
ing grateful-
oh, It's only q question
OF gratefulness.'
,'"Weil, between men
yon know. With Bernice It's,
diiferent. shes q woman and
! guess I've been In love
with her oil my life."
he strengthened up and
looked across the room out
OF the window, with added
color In his thin face Mt the,
confession.
'"She's always taken an
interest IN me and who
wouldn't work and walt un.
til.v they came somewhere
near her idea OF what q
man should. be? But there's
nothing doing yet I'm afraid
you take the situation too
much for granted, only, IL
you are right, your advising
me to step down and out on
the ground TINT she isn't
enough--seems pretty deuced
queer"
without q doubt It
seems worse than queer,
Tom. 10 you It's incompre-
hensible, but it's just be-
cause, as you say, l am and
have been Interested in your
welfare that I've mentioned
ihe subject az oil. IL Bernice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
MANY NAMES ADDED To
LISTS Of INSTITUTE

4 Secretary G. a Hazard stated
last uilbi that the membership of
the Potter County Institute had
been increased within the past fea
DAYS 20 lO1. and that q total OF not
less than $50 members Seems as
urod
A regular meeting Of the Institute
viii Dee held next saturday after
noon boo the court house. az which
time delegates 10 the State Institute
90 College Station will be- selected
THE present membership entities
Potter County 10 five delegates. ami
b. h believed that by saturday the
number may Dee increased 20 six
Secretary Hazard received let.
tor yesterday from Stratford. maxi
irl inquiry a- 10 me route which
would ho taken Dos me Potter Coun
g delegation The inquirer was
advised that the delegation would
$50 90 College station via the Fort
Worth d Denver city and n a r.
To- Il is deemed probable that the
sherman County delegation viii
Join the Panhandle contingent here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
RURAL SCHOOL EXPERTS
PASS THROUGH AMARILLO

Miss Amanda -ioltzfu. ana Mics
Jessie & Rich representing me rs
tension Department uf fhe ruEersI.
H. OF Texas. spent yesterday and
last ulght BOO Amarillo. coming nrrr
from tho ucrc sIul educational ram
pairu eaecd during ur r.Ht tn.f
throughout hm tfOnr roIuff
Mis- sfo.ilias gives pcc.s atfel.
ton o. fhr 4ork OF Dlrrrlat.us homo
and school 100 fhe rura. sections 1rI
Nifs BiDh b. 600 expert Boo domestic
science Tho ladies reported q sue.
ccssful seek lH Armstrong county
with notable attendance and enthgs
insm
From Amarillo they will 300 tlh
morning 40 wellington. 800 Memphis
auI aiII conduct 70 similar campaign
iu CoilUr 0rth county o. 3D. deem
td probable hat go SOM" Date. 4a.n
thoy may come ro Amarillo 100 nr
Interest of their special Iiur 10 ra.
mlfl and .mp0ran work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
EVANGELIST MARLICH
DRAWS LARGE CROWDS

Dealing with the Apostle paurs
powerful discourse 90 me presence
OF King AgrIppa. Joe S WlrIyk the
evangelist conducting series of
meetings iu 'he court nms, this
week. with and for On. amarillo
church Of Christ. preached One Of
his characterstically strun. SER
mons las tu.Ht. IN the presence of
the largest audience So Tar shown
II weather eonditions permit the
meetings IN tte future will h. hold
IN the tabernacle. but 81 Wy',muucy
! prevails. tho .eryiccs viii continue
In the court lousc rs heretofore
old fashioned hymns we're sung
last night. tte entire cougr. CATION
joining In N. singing This added
10 the pleasures and easy lines of
the almost normal gathering I'm
/ tire families re In ATTENDANCE upon
the meetinE grandparents and
babies Tho minister states that
ho Is not eafly disturbed and the
little one ar Just as welcome o..
are their eldes under the prevailing
order Speech invitation is issued
by the minister TO the general public
and In this 10 Is Joined Dos The
Ichurch.
No collection will be taken dur.
ing the services AT night Services
each night tbs week beginning ~
Is Is o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

BALTIMOtE. Md. June % With
the doWntola section gorgeousiF
decorated &, the occasion. Baltl-
more today xtended hearty well
come TO the inth annual convention
OF the Associated Advertising Clubs
of America Thousands OF visitors
are here frm almost every import
ant city OF he United States and
Ccnada he ARRANGEMENTS for
their ontert inment are the most
elaborate e,r made for a gathering
in this cts The convention vii
continue tn entire week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
SOUTHWESTERN CLUBS
WILL MEET HERE soon

Unless an unanticipatod change IN
date Is ordered by the president.
the New Mexico and West Texas
Cooperative Commercial clubs viii
perfect organization al meeting
10 be- held IN Amarillo on June 30.
The initial meeting aas held 40 Clo.
Sis last saturday and plans we're
then SIT IN motion Tor active coop
cratiye effort 10 eSploi the rcsour-
ces aud ADVANTAGES OF This section u
the southwest
The board OF governors Of the
organization will be- present al the
Amarillo meeting, and a. is expected
that from fifteen 70 twenty com
merCial clubs win be- represented
Following permanent Organiza-
ton an effective aud active scheme
will be outlined from which. a. b. be-
lieyed general good 10 the territory
affected will result.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
MEMBERSHIP GROWING

Forty-siy names we're added 20 the
membership rolls Of the Potter Coun
g. Good Roads Association yestcr-
day. increasing the total 10 ninety
four. Active work II beius done
and the membership committees are
confident that the list viii be- In
crea.sd 10 two hundred b. the clos
or the week The workers yester-
day were " y Thompson. G. G..
MADDOX and Walter Crossett
As soon as the organization Is
rounded 10 its fun strength q series
% road tour IS planned. which VIII
carry with them unitarian and en-
ioyable features
The new members added 10 the
list yesterday were
~. A. Maxwell. A. J 4 Jackson
r 4. Caldwell Lee Piyins. J. l.. Van
Natta. " s. Thompson. Moreland
Caldwell. Amarillo Hospital. r. u
Flynn. g T.. Richards. ! w. Collins.
Dean Kirk. Chas Hoover +. r Day.
T. g. Ford. Willmcriur q Mullen.
Amarillo Tire a. Nub0er Co.. Daily
Ncvs jeff y Bartlett Pike stroud.
81 Latucy Barnes. Fred G. Pope, +.
~ LcForse. Solllr. Bros. neandi
Theatre. First state Bank. panhan-
die Auto a Repair CO., Gurtl &
Dorsey. ~ T. Gee. Miles Biyins. ]
W Crud2ington. Lon Sellars. George
Lindsay W. + Nabers, " VI. Lem
ons. n. 4. Mobiles. WIN 4 Miller. Jr..
Reed Curtis. Daily Panhandle, u. ".
Martin. Dr q. r. Vineyard A. Eber
stadt
This organization is an auyilIary
10 fhc Coiorado-to-the-Gulf Highway
4 sociation Panhandle Division and
viii aid zoo every way 100 mrthcring
the project for this important high
way through Amarillo statement
was made yesterday that President
o. l.. Williams. accompanied by @
special party will leave TeNlinc next
Thursday TO traverse the proposed
Denver parallclling line south to
Wichita Falls, making log OF the
road onrouie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
PLANS F0l MERCHANTS
PICNIC IRE COMPLETED

something "a 1g for every minute
Io' fhs HIsIneE Mems picnic at Glen.
a0.4 600 Iunetsfh Is the promise OF
iN' pWMties which are working
l4p .a. ..F q day for member OF
Ift. u.Iluoq ud their famili.s
land '..r eml Wives. children
|aH othear
t. uretM 9f the entertain
3 uD mmitts last night plans
sou. outlined .l assured varied
land .llffuug 1e Of amusement
IT'D. rr.-fam des number OF
Iu1.a.f.. lad 900 athletic contest
ID. fED a'tarnx which will con
/ ,IHIa .'h ~ lz and boxing
|mHf0U bg M artists Full de-
|UHH . .nrfaa .l'urcs could be-
|gtrn. .Ht ths al be- kept under
/ ..er. fhe mittee plans 90
.u come u ar surprise dur
/ .H. fHr Iar
IH. aifnnoa committee viii
ID.| 900 tHr M .ints ~ the city
Today Poo Ybtai their signature 10
agreement t1 4 700 places of bus
/ lines. u. tHc 4 Jubilee day 1Nis
.ug .H..f 80 ure record
/ brnNr. Itteit . aud MAX" tho
Ie..rf one of N most enjoyable and
IrUflH|. .ItuE4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
BOOSTER PARADE FOR
BETTER BABIES SHOW

s great booster parade Tor me
Better Babies SHOW. 20 open next
Friday afternoon nlI boz held this
afternoon. with autos Boo line. orcIpi-
rd by tHo president and committee
rhairmrn ol thr Federation of Wo.
ur. Hd other adIr. af thc dy
.lh. paaH. $50 begin 90 fhe High
school building ald a.lI move lp
r1Ik lreH and along prominent
business streets beginning CO.. % D.
+ Ou Thursday afternoon. from 9 90
O'Clock entries must ue made for
thc Better Halic sho4 This mas
boz done at auy dul store ou poIf
stree. Au entrance Zoo of 900 cents
800 Do, charged o. all not bo nee
Dlr3 io have tho babies present
hut uo baby viii bo considered In
thD contest aho b. mot Registered 10
m0roa The ladies of fhc Juvenile
Committee of the Federation Of $50.
w'u NIII have charge of The entries
On Friday afternoon. examination
70 entrants aiIl BEGIN This sumi
nation opens Boo the High School
building az O'Clock aGd continues
to city physicians viii conduct
fhc examinations. according 90 spc.
rI'I. requirements. and the ohairmou
U| tho I.Irr4fs4 tIul. urITf ...t ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

by the en-, OF June Mars, Venus
Saturn and Jupiter will all be woru-
ing stars. bu Foley's Honey and
Tar Compoum Is at all times thD
star medicine for coughs, colls
Group and v ,oping cough \ cold
n June IS % apt 10 develop into
bronchitis or pneumonia as at any
other time. ut not II Folcy's Honey
aud Tar Couoound Is taken 10 vii.
surely head ~ the cold. and heal
the inflamed membranes. The gen
uine in a yellow package.
RANDAL DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
MI NOTION GRANTED
~ u MI D. u GIIIAII.

judge Frnnk = GTrrYer Of thU
Thirty-first District Court has grant.
ed injunction on petition OF 70 d.
Glst restraining the Bankers Trust
Company and Amarillo SecIritio.
and investment Company from saI
INK the north half OF south half %.
Block 2tg plemous Addition ana
lot 2. Block ear. Plcmons Addition
transferred IN exchange for $3.50 Boz
stock in the defendant organization.
writ OF Injunction was uod out
several days ago. Judge IrovuIut
was disqualified and tho plea a
transferred 10 Judge Grretprb court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
4 woRkER APPRECIATE. rms

VIM Morris. u resident oi Flor
ouce. Oregon. says For Tho la.t
% years nay kidney ana bladder Boo.
capacltated me Tor all work About
eight months ago I began using Fol-
~ kidney pills. and they have done
what other medicines failed 90 DO.
and now ! am doing and feeling cine.
/ heartily recommend Foley Kidney
Pills" Foley Kidney fiIs do not
contain habit forming drurs ana are
tonic In acting, quick iu results
They viii help any case OF kidney
trouble not beyond the reach OF ucd-
icine.
pANnAf nrI.l fn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
New suit til,l

Under title Of o. 80 Hastings vs..
Louisa H0linson uru hcc. garnish.
mout m vas .',l Yesterday with
pi-lr.Df clerk Al 30 Hardin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
iDI NEIIkiD NCCEPTS
rllCE WITH "THE LOUIE.

Joe Mcllard has returned TO
Amarillo from m paso. where he
has been located for the past few
months and has accepted posi-
ton with The Louie. Albright
Cloihor Mr. MoUard is we'll and
popularity known 10 the citizenship
and DIS return 10 Amarillo proves
distinctly EratityiuE TO a host OF
friends
AN Classified Ads must be- ac-
....r.u.r..H ...l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

FOR SALE Busy and saddle
hors, Gentle FOR ladies. guaraan-
teed sound Also five horse power
gasoline engine. sirickln Market.
100 buchanan. 1888 %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

HAVE YOUR Damaeed mirrors
made good as new by factory expert
win be- at Green Bros. Furniture
Store days June 18th to 18th.
Phone 90 or leave orders at Green
Bros. ". D. Mcdonald. INg ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

WANTED Lady solicitor TO repre-
sent our line of goods In Amarillo.
Write Grand Union Tea CO., Denver,
Colorado. lNH 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

FURNITURE la five room house
Tor sale, valued at 5000. will sell for
$500 cash if sold az once Party lcay-
ug city Phone 1880 or call az 900
South Fillmore. ls9 jp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
SAL o. NoTLoW

County Clerk. Potter county Texas
By = T. BLAKE Deputy
June 10th. 1913 De-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

FOR SALE Five passenger Maxwell
car in good running orler. New
tires. $4,000 Phone GA.
lN9 5p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

S1Uu TO LOAN ON first lien city
city property for q year Jos Astra-
can, 1903 Van Buren, 1883 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

WANTED \ SET of books to keep
Boo the afternoon or az night Address
box IOl. Amarillo. lS9 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED by experienced young
lady stcnographer. position Ia Anna
rillo. during summer. beginning
about middle of June. Best Of refer
ences Address Box PIG. Temple,
Texas 1888 30
FOR SALE Five passenger Maxwell
car in good running orler. New
tires. S25o.oO. Phone GA.
lS0 5pI
FURNITURE la five room house
Tor sale, valued at 5000. will sell for
5000 cash IL sold az once Party leay
ng city Phone 1880 or call at 90,
South Fillmore ls9 5pi
HAVE YOUR Damaged mirrors
made good as new by factory expert
win be- at Green Bros. Furniture
Store g days June 18th to 18th
Phone % or leave orders at Green
Bros ". u. Mcdonald 1888 up
WANTED Lady solicitor to repre-
sent our line of goods In Amarillo.
Write Grand Union Tea co, Denver,
Colorado. lNH 81
soon TO LOAN ON first lien city .
city property for q year Jos Astra
can, 1903 Van Buren, 1883 3p
WANTED 4 set of books TO keep
Boo the afternoon or at night. Address
box lO5. Amarillo. lS9 81
FOR RENT Niccly furnished room
Tor man and wife or two ladies'. VIII
board 90 desired. Phone 1880.
lS9 3p.
FOR RENT For three months dur
ing tamily's absence. good five room
house furnished. $40 Monroe $40
month Telephone 3N. ISIS 81
FOR RENT one room, furnished
ior l-hf house ke-piue. gas range
and li-hts BOZ West Seventh 81
lS9 81
FOR SALE Cheap Complete furn-
sh.ug for tive room house. Phone
49, 1900 Buchanan lS9 50
FOR REST a few good modern
houses. Reasonable ". A. Christ
ian lSe ap
FOR RENT Modern furnished
room. southern exposure. 1os FIJI
more Phone ltN9. lNg 3pI
. F1R SALE One four year old hey
horse. sixteen hands h.h. sound
|aui gentle Phone C7S 1909 Mad
i-Hu. 1Sg 3pI
/ WANTED \ position AZ Practically
Nafse Prefer confinement cases
References Mrs Lula Wilson. Nc
'Hiush Hotel Phone 3D.
u>9 %
/ FOR SALE one combination buggy
and saddle horse Gentle Tor ladies
io ride and drive Ideal horse Tor
ladies and children Also horse
power gasoline engine 4 BARGAIN.
sirieklin.s Market 100 buchanan.
tsg 3p|
/ FOR SALE Busy and saddle
horse. Gentle for ladies. guaraan-
teed sound Also five horse power.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

WANTED by experienced young
lady photographer. position Ia ANA
rillo. during summer, bcgnnin-
about middle of June Best Of refer
ences Address Box PIG, Temple.
Texas 1888 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11
nnhnn nr lnl AIlLhrInN

No'i.. h hero, given that the
CumWU .ouers Court OF Potter Coun
IS Texas. viii cout,H, and sit as a
Board pf Eqml.H'.1u uu Monday
and Tuesday the rl and gath days
of june. \. b. 'HI. By order OF
the Commlssionor Court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

FOR SALE one combination buggy
and saddle horse Gentle for ladies
io ride and drive Ideal horse Tor
ladies and children Also 3 horse
power gasoline engine 4 bargai1.
siriekliu's Market 100 buchanan.
isg %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

FOR RENT Nicely furnished room
For man and wife or two ladies'. VIII
board 30 desired Phone 1880.
lSo 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

FOR RENT For three months dur
ing iamily's absence. good five room
house furnished. $40 Monroe $40
month Telephone IS. ISIS 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

RANDALL DRUG co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

FOR RENT one room, furnished
lor N-b' house keepius. yas range
and li-hts BOZ West Seventh 81
iNg 3p
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-04
Richie Will Box WEIGH
Whenever Canadian Club
Offers q Good Contract

night promoters counted upon havlLg
that crowd 10 right across the street
after The night into the race track.
which would have doubled their profits.
But. unfortunately. Freddy hurt his
ankle and had TO postpone II. Before
the later date arrived the authorities
closed the race track. which could only
run thirty days under Canadian law. and
which had already run over eighty.
When that happened the promoters be-
gan to figure how much money they
might lose on tho postponed night. with
their guarantees and advertising ex-
penses amounting TO S5.00O before they
opened tho Gates. They began to look
for . loophOle. and they soon found It.
They shifted the responsibility from one
"a another and refused to put up the
certified check payable 20 willie Richie.
IN agreed upon. II looked as II there'd
be no crowd. q night run at 4 loss. and
very much doubt whether ia get my
money or not. save the promoter
twenty-four hours to 70 through with
his agreement. telling him I would leave
Vancouver II he failed to 10 80. He
must have wanted me Ia leave. for In.
stead OF stopping at my camp every day
he kept out Of sight entirely.
There's one thlna I want to DO be-
fore very long. II I can md time.
want 10 take n Ieisureiy ride from New
York TO San Francisco IN my auto. I'd
like "a do that while I'm champion, he
cause II would he so much more fun
Nobody ever knows how long he can
last as champion. you know. J expect
to last rs long ~ any. because I take
the hest Of care Of myself and live like
any boy at home with his folks But N
n haftay mn TAXA tttta
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-04
RESULTS At LAUREL.

FIRST R.<CE.-Seling: for two-yeR-
ODDS: five and one-half furlonss-'rrade-
mark. 100 u. McTagg~rD. even. 2 to 3.
out, first: Zodiac, lie (ButwelD. Is to !,
7 to .. even, second; Salon. 1o7 oval
dron). . to I. ] to ., out, third. Time.
LOO AS. The Urchin and Ortyx also ran
SECOND RACE.--For three-year-olds
and up: six furlongs--Inferno Queen.
l02 (Nicklsus), s to I, 3 to 9 and 4 to
5. first: Rod and Gun. 81 q. McTaG-
gart). I to I, 0 to r and 3 to 9, second:
Dynamo. 100 (waldron. . TO I, 4 to 8
and I to 3, third. Time. 1.16 2-5. Here
tic. IIcarthstone. Tilford Thomas and
Union Jack also ran
THIRD RACE-TThrcc-yea and
upward; selling: six :urlonss. -Nsiio,
l0a (Wallron). 20 to /. 4 to and even.
first: Brarpath, loi 81. McTaggaro.
10 to 4 and out. second; Lace, 10i INA
than, to J, to ana out. third.
Time, 1,l6 Semi-Quavcr, Vol.hogpe.
Kayderoes and Spring Maid also ran.
FOURTH RACE - The Baltimore
Handicap; three year-olds and upward:
one mile and "A sixteenth.-Ben Point,
1T (ButwelD. to . and out first; Bar
negat 81 Chatham, . to !. . to . and out,
second; Donald Mcdonald, lO7 (Byrns).
to o, to 20 and out, third. Time
la 20, Three starters.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-04
HARVARD SUBS SCORE
EARLY ON WET FIELD
AGAINST BATES TEAM
Light Visiting Eleven Couldn't
Hold Crimson Rush in
Second Period.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. oct. oct. A.
The visitors gave the Crimson a grand
rub for honors during tho opening SEES
sion. Their line held It's own with the
big array of home talent. tho absence OF
Pennock and Trumbull leaving a big
zap In the Harvard rush line. Coach
Hau9hton did not care to let these vet
Grams take any chances on the damp
and soGgy field.
O'Brien recovered tumble late IN
this chapter on Bates 2a-ysrd line. liar
ward failed at rushing 80 Brickiey was
ceiled upon as a drop kick. He succeed
ed from the 2j-yard line. sending liar
ward into the lead. . to 0. In the second
period a series OF straight line PUSHES
by Bricklcy and Mahan brought the
hide to Bates ia-yard line. where Hard
wick broke through centre for a touch
down. Hardwick failed to Kick goal.