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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31
Senator's Son Dies on Train.

milwaukee, Wis, Oct SO.-isaae
stephenson. Jr., OF Marinette, Wis,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31

Another cost IS an example {
mans inhumanity to man. Day
: Booker has been a citizen of thi
country a long time, In the earl
days when Indian Territory wd
made the rendezvous for the bad me-
from other states, Dave Booker wa
a most useful officer in protecting
the people against this class III
is a man who never quailed wheI
confronted with danger No MAI
ever got too bad for Dave Booker
| to take him He never shirked. He
never arrested boys who were easy
to take and eyaded meeting the
bad man. Dave Booker is one o.
the men who helped to make Indian
Territory habitable by a peaceful
people. While he Is man Of few
words, while he is man who never
'0''' mo e0
a man who odes not understand the
art of saying pleasant things and be-
ing all kinds of man to all kinds of
people, yet there was never a call
for cboritv that DnNn Roolipr did
90 ,.n,;.
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81 Chr,st no tbis nrosacut,on is nre-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31
Foreo, to Resign; Is ousted.

Guthrie. Okla, Oct 3o.-It devel-
o2ed today, according to friends Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31

Oklahoma, New Mexico and Pacific
Railroad.
Mixed Train, west bound,
leaves A St Station. Hoo a. m.
Mixed Train, east bound ...
leaves Wilson .......... GOO p. m.
Temporary station at A street
crossing. y. W. Freight received and
delivered between a. m. and 3 p. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31

FOR SALE-Two-stoy, 5-room house,
modern, on Stanley Boulevard. H..
S. Tillinghast 20-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31
FOR GALE

FOR SALE-Or for rent, to reliable
party, good piano. J. Goldsmith
Main st. colin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31

Headquarters for everything
in fresh fruits and vegetables.
New cereals Of all kinds. Fat
mackerel, country produce,
high quality groceries.
You can always get your order
filled here promptly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31
ROBBED THE WHOLE TOWN.
Every Store But one, at SadIer, Wis
tied by Burglars Last Night.

Sherman, Tex, Oct. 31.-Every busi-
ness house but one seven in number,
at sadler in this county, was burglar
lied last night and small sums of
money taken.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31
AT THE CHURCHES.
Catholic Church.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31

FOR SALE-Shelying, counters and
general store fixtures. VIM. Pfief-
fer, Atty. 29-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31
LIVESTOCK.

brand new full -blooded Jersey
bull. His name is Dandy" Price
$3.50. S. A. Blondell at c. P.
Halls Wagon Yard. 14-1m
MY FINE JERSEY BULL will make
season at my barn on West Main
Street. Will call for cows. Phone
blue $50. Will Cardwell. Aim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31

FOR SALE-5-passenger Buick. first
class condition in every way, or
will trade for something of the same
value. Al. NJ. Rice. 26-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31

FOR SALE-Second-hand surrey, good
as new, very cheap. Also have for
sale secondhand buggies and wag-
ons. AL. NJ. Rice. 26-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28
se,,o,,s Omission.

9, SerIoua Om'zston.,
Tho new millionaire's banquet tGblel
vas spread, and the guests about td
be summoned. -
Are you sure there are 40 report1
.@s nresent?" anxiously asked the hosy
of the butler
"rye made cerain Of 1t. sir. 4
..Then go out and get few re-
Ao,nad the host---Canadian Courier.
s5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~--
Rush to Extremes.
! A single man is seldom as good as
mis- sweetheart thinks he is, or 0 mar
ried man as bad as his wife suspects
he is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28

Qracv stfobtAdge,
Lakeside School,. q. May, prln-
elpal: Miss Matte buchanan, assis-
tant principal; Misses Ethel john
Ason aA)sian Jewell, Eii.h iAckmaa,
1. Matte Galloway, Morca Hnrks. Ethel
iske4ser and AArSAsstte Apyette u.
First Ward school,, b. II. Clean,
j principal; Miss Emma Plummer, as
styhnN principAl;I Misses ELLA Gallo
z, Max Emma wilhourhe Mabel Mitch-
iii. Grace Pattaron and Eliza Starkey,
n Pine street Schedules Leinad
byrd. Miss Maxine Matthews. Miss
Clio Reese Principal to be elected.
sam Taylor school. Miss Lula
Davis. principal; Mas i.noy
Cresham and Annie Flournoy.
Rivarside school,. Miss Fannie
{ cheek, principal; Misses Oakley
Thomas and rlorrle Could. assistants,
COlered SeAsels.
Merrill High school.-William
= Townsend. principal; :. J. Altheimer,
sssiatant: 4. II. Chanay, Essica Tai
shot. Laoni Gockerham. Florence lsh'
4 Kate Havis. Katie Smith. NJ. Il.
Il Holland and jamie Harness.
Missouri Street School. ], u
short. principal; Prof. J. G, Johnson
Il Asslstant: Maggie Stevens, Bessie
fIikEins. Beatrice Smith. Emily Nc
y lsehee, Louells Davis and Katherine
u THOMAS. .F
f3rcenville School. Alex 5. Moon
prlnclpsl; Mrs. Kettle g, Snow, rs.
sista:is 80
New Bplldines. sat
0Winx to unfavorable contingencies
1t3a rskard 10 getting shipped mater
inl's On time. and the two spells Of
I: ~ weather. the Pine Street School
l 9nd the Merrill School are not ready
n l6f De. Every possible effort il
4 halnx made to place these schools IN
1 3cun nisaion ~ October IL. Due
@ VI III IA 1veA i21t6fs paper Of
IA So ~ nr1ningt alHst = soon as
1pc1R On ~ ascert4 ined, y i
M Prospect. a@s
~ ~ pfeaent y an indication
lnture. Il appears that the
piis ~ still o. tlls m
- Gots md effictencys
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28
MANY KANSAS PEOPLE
ARE COMING HERE
Colonization Company Takes over
10000 Acres Of Farm Land
Near Pine Bluff.

real estate deal OF vast import
ance to Pine Bluff and jefferson
county and involving perhaps the
greatest number of acres OF land ever
made at one transfer in the history
of the county. is the sale OF the }. |.
Porter Lumber Company tract or H.
600 acres, located d few miles Sout"
Of Pine Bluff, in Cleveland county.
The land has been sold to COLO
nization company, and Tom Blodgett'
of Wichita, Kansas, will arrive our
ing the molth of October to perfect
the plans for the removal OF ABOUT
1000 people from Kansas, who are
to settle on these fertile acres ana
who are to become citizens OF the ad-
joining county These citizens OF the
Western state, who are honest ana
thrifty, have grown tired OF attempt
ing to farm in the drouth stricken
state. and after numerous trlps by
agents representing the alliance, they
concluded that the opportunities were
greater in this particular section OF
Arkansas than at any place VISITED
hence the deal 1t is understood that
these people will endeavor to get
settled in their new homes in time
to produce crops next year, and they
will bring with them car. loads OF
stock and. modern farming slnple--
meats and vial get to WORK. as soon
~; s.
Plans are perfected for the install
Flaton OF telephones in the homes anu
other modern conyeniences. A large
acreage i'll this tract has been uhnei
cultivation, while vast areas are YET
in timber, and the coming winter
will present a busy scene as 'ho
lands will be cleared and ploWed III
preparation for planting IN he
! Spring. Hz1 r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28
NEGROES ORGANIZE
AN EAGLES LODGE


Pine Bluff negroes recently organ
iseaean Nagless loaEess stprs- henev6ley
pUrposeS. md stsis musoatsa itleeiy thai
the Fraternal Order Of Eagles viii
seek an Injunction to restrain them
from using the name "Eagle'' on Its
official documents and letter heads.
8 A copy 1.-THE organization charter
was filed for record IN the circuit
CLERKS, office Yesterday. The name
Of the lofiGa Ii aiASs''
Arkansas. The papers say 1t was
organized tor benevolent purposes
and to institute subordinate lodges
in Arkansas and elsewhere.
DIR. W. II, Watson. n local negro, Is
the high mogul IN the lodge, Other
negroes associated with. him are q
NJ. nonley. c. I. Bedgood, Hal NJ
Taylor and G. 4. Carring,ua.
-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28

General debate is getting unpopu-
lar with many members and predics
tons are being made that the day
win come when 1t will be done away
with. There already is an increasing
tendency to shorten the time OF these
general debates" Should the day OF
abolition ever arrive the Government
will be spared much useless printers
ink an dmuch useless expenditure for
print paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28
n yAl.uNTEERS ARE al
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT


Seattle, Wash, Sept s'.--Forty-
one persons are in Jail here today
most OF them voluntarily, because
Of signing \ resolution defying SUI
perior Judge John +. HUMPHREYS
"anit-s,rcet picketing Injunction.
''Four deputy sheriffs are here now
to take you to jail" announced an
orator at 4 Sociaiists's mass meeting
lasi night. ANY who signed the
resolution may come forward and be
arrested"
Several responded to the invitation
and We're followed to Jail by large
crowd. asS Ssv
~Those who were arrested please
step tnside." said an officer and nine
persons went in.
A man and y woman with two ba-
bies. who said they We're seing to
jail. could not get themselves ar
rested,
'Yoa can beat it home. ordered an
officer. ss'Ss don't wan. you IN jail
tonight" s,is ss -sss
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28

besides the building Of
s Tor Hchool and the River-
e1 ppN The present rebuitd- |
Ing kne Street school, therel
j. yek q necessity for another |
hull6is Southern O. south
westerly kof the city.
Livery when in full. opera
ton, wiIlNskf and as many
children king at. tho school
age. montil ;itli. whik others
are moving M it is sppssrant.
that superb n Jordan'sf asti-
mate of a fiSH cent increase
in ATTENDANCE M dursng this
session Of fsiss1kill prove to
be about corree
Since the esta1 lA OF the new
High school, on ~ and West
Eleventh avenue. enlarge
ment of Its coursc 1artmental
work and Industrial tsA the at
tendance has grown IL TO BIZ
The High School is h uear ite
fall capacity. should ~ ilereast
continue In the future, ~ II few
years. as In the past. its1nSAhs
necessity as we'll az a wiA>r(ylp
to assign the present High ScAk9tN
the boys and to build new ~
separate School for the Hrk. IN
feature In education prevailss we'll
some Of our leading Southern citit
and Pine Bluff may begin To Co
slider II now, for time and p0pul
tion are like time and tide III
walt ON nobody. Ri
While our school board has spe
$EsD,000 In four years on scho
buildings and improvements. II IA
their credit and that sf the city. II
we are In a better financial conditi
today than any city on the f,rst CT
In the State. The enlargement q
Improvement Of our school facilitl
the inauguration and development
the vocational and industrial featu
In school work and the strengtlIDd
pf thu tauohiuu fnrOa vnur Ia w
has attracted attention. evverywh
and no stronger evidence OF the I
OF our ewell ordered system OF pull
scha0)acan be had than that TIL
aand universities recoSi
and approve our course Of study
receive our graduates with due Gre
Tor their. scholastic work done ht
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28
THREE NEGROES AKE
s SENTasWsHNAks ll'Ry

George bridgeport and Jim and I'D
Hamilton were given preliminary
hearing before Magistrate J. A. Frax-
Ter yesterday on charge OF grand
larceny and bound over TO await the
action Of the grand jury In bonds OF
$500 each for Jim Hamilton and
George bridgeport and 5000 bond for
Ed Hamilton. Ed Hamilton prompt
ly made bond and WAS released while
Jim Hamilton and bridgeport were
committed to Jail In default OF bond
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28

bate ~ progress, presumably on
that parV nlar appropriation Dill, the
Geba'e tar Is on a vide range, Pretty
nearly eve yihing IL discussed except
the proyis' ps OF the bill
.Gehefai ebate IN undressing as
a rule as Experience has shown to
the RANK al file OF the House. Mem
bers VINO Ne business to attend 10
IN their OF Ees, generally leave the
/ House cham Pr and others utilize the
/ time BY ma ing hurried trips out OF
/ town OH WI lever pressing business
of their Owl happens TO confront
them at the pc.
put to the bmnar,tivelv few mem
} bers who war to get their speeches
IN the Record this general debate
business is ! bst serious proposition
-hev sit aroun the chamber restless
awaiting thd time when the chair
nan of a com ittee, or some other
Member in cha &c of bill, rises IN
Ms place and 81 sgraeefully: Il now
m Id 30 minute to the gentleman
N SO and mol Mr., SO and So
End the essen 2 of the seriousness
4 in which these members take gem
y win debate, lies as follows: eTime
i era\ when a men Der of the House
5 wastt need tosdel yer a speech. in or
IS didnto assure hisI remarks certain
t der hat of Desirable publicity. He
re amouS ask permiss pm Of the House to
1T couldv his remarks in the Record. Not
IN extend bat, but he ould insert in the
only such fords asf these: "Ap-
speech Much APPLAUSE Long and
III plause IN applause Laughter"
rs cont ~ would follow of course
e. lThi I'm or a legged witticism)
e. some result of all this would
II or co| ~ 10 the reader of the
y be I'd VA actually was delivered
't- speee sssss|ych of the imagination
r. and uadd, might conjure up in his
rd the r}a picture Of enthusiastic specta.
Is minds Cohsressmen and others, strain
mt tors ) catch the remarks of the mem
ING tShaking the speech ta
"a ber =. aias' inc COW" " 50 .e on =
is i9Yae ts sAu ~ 81,
" iiA3 es par'leipa'eu = ~. 80 -,
Ter sel Y an Gnu 'o'''N s'''e y. . a..", VS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28
GENERAL D /;
IS ONP0FGm
Congressional Rec u
| Speeches Made to Pag 3
|, and Few Spectators. y
JUST AN OLD CUSTOM
Experience Has Shown That zen
eral Debate Proves Most I'm
interesting.
BY JONATHAN WINFIELD

Washington, Sept. 27.-@If one won
i, DER ias, iGe gallery o. the House of
REPRESENTATIVES, and see a snowy
haired statesman making AL impras-
stoned speech to six OF his colleagues,
q few pages and dozen spectators
I'm the galleries and II one didn't
Know the ways of statemanship, one
might think 1t funny. One might
coment that it appeared IA bit foolish
and might ask why they did IT,
Well, there's q reason
when such proceeding is going on
there Ia In progress what is known as
/ general debate. General debate
does not mean that some folks are de-
batsng. sa,nething ~ Qntsa tcs the con
.uafy It. means that certain represeh'
nt.tlyos Of the dear pee-pul' are get
!. anlAtksSkTeMarks, partisan or other
ND Sspngressional !Recor'
= Lru1 S,tj 1axip their home dis
{ tril MI AS s,,sl,rs- eniightmen
anN ~ NJ u Z KIN s sa3RSs''ssaa ~ NV
/, NJ n n ~ i1lI f mp lrtAnc
!. s: 4 ||iI 6
: ing to the importancA of thn bin nnde
consideration. In the Vrass OF the tar
in bill there were fifN hours or $
: of general debate and a lpnt 1he sam
amount when the curren KY Dill w. wa
brought into~she House frohl TN
Committee IN Banking and currenc!
Under therulcs of the House men
. hr who has bees yielded Il Ine'
1, aeneral debate haAMe rIgln 9 dis
jass anything under SUM- le n r.
NIX about the crops iaxan orr
lprsypeot. of war with NM
a new treaty with spafn~o Wy is II,
equally Interesting sunje w. a.sbent
, about the only Time that III \. not,
license in debate AT all OH \
or nearly all other times sp,
is compelled to restrict his y
:, to the subject under discussion
when the tariff and currency
: were up, members generally coh'''
w iiRth X; arnTeprassan nny
$ Is before the House and general de-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28
some announcement.

k"That girl has rejected YS three
times.'' confided the Msconsolate
youth. SWELL" replied Miss Cayenne.
"you should fee: encouraged. A girl
who will listen three proposals
tom the same an must think some
thing of him.. 4s,,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28

Sciel1 (fio Fact Established.

NtIU U aSs S0s0s''o''~~'
A number of rabbits upon whom
co1ea WAS tried to determine the enect
Of a caffeine It. contained died, prov
- beyond a doubt that coffee never
: vas intended as food for rabbits
louisville Courier.Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28
wohb,er seldom Succeeds.

80 Wohhler Sselacn' Succeeds
.Success in life depends far more
upon decision Of character than upon
the possession Of what is called gen
iua The man who is perpetualiy hest
tating az to which Of two things ne
wifi Go. Will do neither. -Willian
Writ
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28

u..::.ars and Clocks Come From.
!. Work state makes ninety-nine
every hundred collars and cuffs
:, i. tits country. Connecticut
- ;s,as,t sixty-iive out OF every
y. I. a. AKIN !lSnti "
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-28

DUCHESS ALEXA
London, Sept 26.-Beeause the
Princess Royal of Fife has refused to
stand for the additional expense of the
military pageant that King -,G5 George
de'nanded be held incident to the wed
ding of her daughter, The Duchess
Alexandra of Fife. to Prince Arthur OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-28
REGARDING SCHELL
Superintendent Of Workhouse Makes
Statement Concerning Sentence
OF William ScheIl.

The following letter vas received
last night from superintendent n. y.
Halter OF the city workhouse regard
ing the sentence and dismissal OF
VIII. Schell. who was sent up for dis
orderly conduct. IS self explanatory:
To the Editor of the fnteIhgencer
Dear Sir:-William Schell was som
fenced 90 serve so days. with optional
four days in every so should good be-
havior entitle him 10 such grace
Hence 80 days would be his full sen
tnce
He served q days in the city
prison In October
He served one DAY in the city
prison before taking an appeal
lie served &c DAYS Ia the city
prisoncd In November
lie served five days in the Jail In
October
This makes a total Of 80 days on
his sentence
Tn regard 10 the name 81 William
Schell not having been on the TO-
ports. a. stated in an evening plper.
I viii refer any person 10 the mayor
or members Of the board ~ control
Rumors that he had been seen else
where during the tlrnc Of serving his
sentence d. untrue. as he was re-
leased November &c 40 6 O'Clock % mi.
Yours truly.
(Signcdl r. y HAT.LER
superintendent city Prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-28
| About People
AeNsments OF individuals - and
Sron the City.

William \. Rempe. manager Of the
Geo. X. Taylor Co. is in New York.
on business.
] Judge Alan II. Robinson spent yes
terday visiting friends IN Pittsburgh
over the holiday
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Campball OF
FairmonL are spending a few DAYS al
! the home of Mr.. Campbell's parents.
near Elm Grove.
Prof c. n. Patterson. who IL the
principal of Linsly Institute. il spend
ing the Thanksgiving vacation at Nor.
gantown, visiting his family.
j. r. Stewart. OF this city, was a
business visitor in Pittsburgh yester>
day.
Misses Owe and Lillian Lorraine. OF
Beaver Falls. Pa. are visiting Mrs. ].
W. Waesch. OF 2239 Jacob street
Franz Laupp. the Island florist. Is
erecting a handsome home on North
! York street.
Mrs. julius Horkheimer and son
Ernest have gone 10 Detroit 10 Join
Mr.. Horkheimer and son Bernard.
Misses Hattie and Rae Steinhauser
are visiting friends IN Beaver Falls.
Pa
Fred Schmeichel. IT. OF Morgan
| town, Is a business visitor In the
city.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Link. OF Park
ersburg. are guests Of local friends
: for few days.
c. II. Odbert. % Parkersbure. spent
Thanksgiving In the city az the guest
Of his sister
viii Brice. OF this city. is spending
a few days In Cleveland. o.. on bust
ness
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Row, Of this
! city, are guests Of Mrs. Rows mother.
Mrs. G. y. Fulton in Parkersburg.
Miss Anna O'Connor Is the guest OF
/ Miss Frances Mathison. At Parkers.
/ burg
! Mrs. NJ 4. Holden had as her guest
/ Miss Barbara Edeien. OF Parkersburg.
who spent Thanksgiving In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton PAUL spent
} Thursday in Fairmont
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sands we're Wis
| iting reatives IN Fairmont on Thanks
giving.
W. D. Zinn. field agent for the Pan
! Handle Agricultural Club. arrived last
night and Will spend few days in
I this city.
Fred Crouthers. of this city. spent
/ Thanksgiving in Steubenville.
+ After spending the Thanksgiving
+ holiday with friends IN Elm Grove.
/ Walter Allies. a student at Bethany
/ College. returned last night TO Beth
I any
William Simpson. teacher in the Lit
| Teton schools. is spending a few days
, az his home near Dallas.
Mrs. Edward Null. OF Elm Grove. is
| spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shepherd. OF Big
Wheeling Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. 2. F. Hodgman. OF
/ Moundsville, were Thanksgiving visit.
ors in this city yesterday.
/ Captain Russell Standlford. L. & A.
who has been visiting at the home of
/ his parents al Elm Grove. left last
[ evening for the Philippine Islands,
| where he has been assigned to post
| duty.
Miss Mabel Korn. OF Valley Grove
| has returned 10 her home. following
an extended tour OF the Southern and
/ Central States.
] Fred Schmeichel has returned 20
/ his studies at Morgantown. after
/ spending the holiday with his parents
I here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-28
BRIDGEPORT
High School wins scrappy Game From
rrtadsiphiA District High School
By Score OF TO o.

What proved to be one OF the fastest
and most exciting foot ball games ever
played on the Elm Grove ball park Was
played yesterday. when the strong
bridgeport team met the Triadelphia dis
trict High school team and defeated
them by the close score OF TO o. Sew
eral fast and exciting plays were pulled
Off by both teams and IL was not until
the last quarter that the Bridgeport
boys were able to push the ball over TIE
goal for the only touchdown OF the game
Quarterback McQuOWn was the princi-
pal ground gamer OF the game for the
Ohio lads. making several long end runs
for big gains and also proved very effcc-
tive In breaking up the offensive plays
81 the TriRdelphia team. J. Billiard was
the principal ground gamer for the local
team. making several long runs and
working the forward pass very effec-
lively. Bushon also starred for the local
team. his tackling OF bridgeport boys
bringing shouts OF applause from the
many enthusiasts present.
The only unpleasant incident OF the
game was a quarrel that arose over the
scoring Of point for the bridgeport
bays. but this was settled without anv
serious difficulty. Following Is the
nfFaa Tf -