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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
Our Ready-to- w ear Dept.

We have made this department Of DIR strongest and
showing large and varied assortment Of la
dies and chdreHs Dresses Suits and Coats We have the
prettest line of Little Girls Dresses you They
start in with size and up to the ladies' sizes We
quote few prices but there will be much larger assort
rnent than it is possible to mention here. .tsts.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
ALL mems

This .is one 81 or strasest departments and every
pece of IS offered at sale Nap
kins - match will also s. sold at great reductions
31r:eea fnlovp
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
iiIrlgfla1lls

beautiful assortment select from. Tole du Nord
I'D other well krown brands all reduced in price for the
clearance sale.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
Special on Dresses

We have one lot Of Dresses in white and co that were
originally priced to s. 90 that slightly sed
Of style that We will close out at
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
I Our Midsummer Clearance Sale
= Closes Thursday, July 3lst


there
- sect
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
OW ING

We have good supply on hand and the assortment IN
cudes everything from the cheapest unbleached crash to
the finest guest toweling All at sale prices.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
Dress inens

All Linens especially follows this great sale
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
Underwear

With the largest stock Of Underwear Howard county
the undispued leaders in this line Always most
reasonably priced, but now better value than ever
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
: 70 -,
Silks
- " 7-.-I7'l.l = Z l4{ NJ 2 ..7,7- -

We lead in Silks at all times and these prices place a
nice Silk Dress within reach of every Come and
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
Bed Spreads

Alargeline Of carefully selected patterns Every
included this sale Many Of them the famous Zion
City, brand.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25

K0c Garments at 2. &c
1-2c Garments at y. .1Oc
15c Garments at u. IL 1-2c
Zoe Garments at .17c
25c Garments at .10c
a5c and .40c Garments at 27c
SOC Garments at .... .43c
60c and 65c Garments at $50
Zoe and 75c Garments at CSC
85c Garments at .... 73c
800 Garments at .s5c
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
clearance sale

&c Ginghams at dc
Sc Ginghams at ...s.3.s.. ..{.s. &c
SO Ginghams at .....S.s.3. 80. Sc
10c Ginghar,s at 1855. g. DC
Il 1-2c Ginghams at SIS. 10c.
14c Ginghams at II 1.scI
15c Glnghamg OF II lac
tic Ginghams at ~. ..... &. ]. lSc
1Sc Ginghams ats..... 15c
zoe Ginghams at /. 4. 81. !. J. !. y. !. 0. 17c
25c Ginghams at ~. lee
soc Ginghams at ~. 8. d. -. 25c
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25

6oc and CSC Dresses at. $50
S5c Dresses at 6Oc
$1.25 Dresses at ... 05c
$50 Dresses at .@1.S0
5000 Dresses at 41.75
$3.50 Dresses at .@1.o8
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
Musln Underwear and Waist.

Besides big discounts on our regular stock we shall
have tabeful of Soed Undermusins that we will sell at
extra discount There nothing the matter with them
have ussd them for samples. We als have number
Of White shrtwaists in the same condition. to be disposed
Of Ask to see these when yot1 come ID. .+sssss
Our regular stock Of White Waists aso the Silks in all
colors will be sold duting the sale as follows
800 Waists at $50 $3.50 waists at ..@lso
S125 Waists At o5c $500 Waists lat !. 81. q %
$500 Waists .@1.48 $425 Waits at ss89
S225 Waists At .$1.7s $3.50 Waists ...@ $3.50
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-25
Hosiery Il

"Tepsy Hose you don't know it get acquainted now
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arisg gum cipiliiirten 5rieben geThes
ben. Gin tlsiner s5unte piirbe cine
islamme entfdhen. Der beutfhs 4at@
Ter hdlt Die Gadel in feiner 6dno nno
iolIte ben sSunten beleben."
6err gdrneaie iebte bann dliseinans
ner, fpie Or. 9lnbrep gBbite, sbemdls
8otIhdfter Der Der. Stdaten in Berlin
unb Ct. petersburg. bic erite Jrieoenss
fonferen3 i'm 6aog berloHen babe, als
bic bsuti9e Delegation i'm 8esriffe
mar. Ti* gan3 BON Der Gcnferen8 sltz
riidsuSieben, uno itd an Den beutihen
&aiier tpenbeno, es burhgeiest babe,
bdB bic oeutffe Delegation bIieb. Gr
ihlilg einen abermaligen appea nieisr
art an ben oeutIden aaiier Dor. bdmit
er cine neue Jrienenstpnferen5 einbes
rufe. Gr iagte gum Ghlub:
Die WenIdbeit iniiroe nidt LANCER
baour9 enttpirbigt iperben, bub WGns
ner fih nie pilbe 5biere segeniettis
tonteni gipiliiation ipiiroe an Stele
bon 8arbarismus getreten fetn. Gott
fn0se bdlb oisie 3eit berbeifiibren. Sd
bin iiberSe,tgt, bdb iie tonmen. balo
tcmmen pirb. Der Weni6 lit sefhofs
fen, F* gu DsrbeHern unb HuB h0fsrsn
3isIen foIgen. 5obt Wuth, Sbr SoIs
bdten bes i5risoens. 2tlles ipirp in
bieiem beiligItsn alIsr areu35iigs gui
geten. Gin Miblingsn iit ni6t mogs
lid"
Der 5o6aht6. 9bomas Burt, DO.
len bes britiIden llnterhaufes, nntnDr'
tete Serrn Carnegie. gr iaste. BAT
alss barauf binfpeiIe, bab Der 5roun
bes 5errn Carnegie betreffs bes gBelt'
frisbens in GrfiiIuns ssben DerDe
trob oes galtdntrieges. Die eutIeb'
litsn gdrbureisn bieies Erieges mir
ben in Der gan3en Welt einen I'm
| Tcbnung Der Stimmuns berbeifiibreT
inb bic JrisbsnsapOitsI ibrsm 3iel nd
Der bringeu.
goro Bearbais, Der prGiiosnt BE-
interparlamsntariIhsn linton. biel
cine 2obreos anf 9erru Carnegie, Dol
eem er iaate, oaB er Grsmsr nit osl
Hitteln oerisben babe. 10 Diel fiir oi
5riebensbepseuHs gu thuu.
| Jriiber am 1age tpuroe cine Bit
bes ROnies Gouaro VII. pon 81
4Ian SobHitone, oem britiIheu Ge
ionbteu i'm 5uas. entbiiut. Der Ge
| iaHbte Iobte babel ben perftorbensn SO
| mig als einen 5reuHo oes Jriebeus.
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
qusidbiger nu h Staltsn
ent lobeu.

Qort Tofpnseno, WdIb., %.
gud. 3omenico pittori, ein Quss
iGbiasr, Der Dor mebrereu Woden bon
her Iidnonc 8pint Qaarantdne Sta
ton eatfom, lit gIiidlih nab StaIisn
aeIanat, rbeleitl bic golisei uno bic
65eIHaobsitsb:h6roen in ben gan3en
Der. Staatsn uno Canada bon Der
Sluht bes Wlunnes benahrihtigt unb
eriuht norosn rparen, ihn 81 perhaf.
ten.
Die goGriht BON Der Qntuuft Bit
tori's in estaIien tam in einer BON bem
Wtunne IN Qeapel auf9eeebenen unb
rom Is. Nuauit oatirten 9oitturte, biz
an oSobn garlp, einen 4usfGsigen, ges
rittet mar, bsr fih in Der erfpGbnten
2uardntdne Station befinoet.
Qlis pittori enttam, bate er nun
So in isinem 9efib, sr oeIuHgte dber
nit Der 6iife einsr itaIieuiihen 8es
teimgeIeafhaft, Su Der er gebort, mad
9letu Dort, BON fro aus CT ii4 mad
garcpa ttui4iffsa .
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Sur 5ebung Der 9eoSfte
rungs3unubme in
Grdnfreih.

garis. %. 4ue. - Tds sur 6ss
buua Der G,eburten3ubI in 5raHfrsi6
srlafene GeisB CUR lIntsrftiisuns fin
oerrsiher samilieH entbdlt folssnoe
4usfiihrungs 8eItimmuHgsn:
Seoes 5amilienobsrboupt, ods mebr
uls brst Sinbsr su srnibren bat, be-
iibt nah Der 9efurt oes Dierten 4ins
bss aHredt ouf 0ffsntIihe llnters
ftiisunaen, penu es feline 8eoiirftigs
tsit ndnipeiien tam. 9erIieren Die
ainbsr ben Batter uno fallen iie Der
SHUTTER sur Gait, oann begtnnt Die
llnteritiisung bsreits beim sfpsiteH
Ginbe. Gin Witttper bat bonn oritten
Ginoe n6 Anfprua ouf llnterifiiBung.
Ter Stdat pegpfIt6tet iih, nieie I'm
| fteritiibunesE 5is gum DolIsneetsn Is.
2ebensiubre su snhlsn. ober Bis oag
Ginb in ras GrperbsIeben eintritt.
Die 506s ctr untsritiisunssn fir DIE
einselHen Gemeinben pirb bonn aus
| fiGnoiatn 9emsinberntb fsftqelsbt.
sic i'll in ben GroBfidbten h0ber, dIs
in ben 2dneorien. 4is Weinbeftbetraa
iinb 60 ssrancs unb dls 50dftbetrag
80 'Srnnts i'm Sabre fir oas ainb
bcrasishsn. Die unterItiibungen fols
len halbmonotlid aus6sscblt tperosn.
Gin beutfder GrsmbsHfe.
aiondr in Warotto.
9arig. %. 4ua. - Der .MntinA
peroffsntlidt cine 9epefde aus Gran.
| in Der elm pon btm gIatte absr midi
laenannier Gefp16rsmann Deriihert
hsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wsnr Simon Be.
lfinoe iih in boiler t0rperliter uni
| aeiifiasr Gsfunbbstt beim sritsn gttsi.
mtnt Der geaion in 5ioi BEL 4bbss
no er aessHipdrtiq Der 4usbilbunss,
ltompaaHie susetbsilt fsi. Mar Siinor
lion srtlirt hcbsn, CT babe niemnls az
isine GItsrn in MengsnDorf In Weitt
lfdlen aelhrieben Hno begreife niht
frie bas 9ieriift bon fsin.r Deiertior
lunb beporiteasnben Grihisbuns ent,
Iitanoen fei.
IDie .ao mmunafsdrben" II
Trantreih.
! p'aris, %. 9ug. gu Der BON
lMinifier nes 5nnern angeorbntten OR
rittun9 Der fossnannten -Nommunnl
laarbeH4 iperben folssnDe GtnseIbei.el
Imitgstbsilt: Die aommunnlgarbel
follen nus niht bienftpfIiftigen. abe
torperlid rlitissn Qsuten befiehen
4 Diefer garns. bic fsiHs Uniform trdsi
| foIl i'm arieastolIe bic lleberno6un
| ter Giisnhobnsa unb bic 4uFrehtsr
haltuna Der 1ffentIinen Grnnune Il
ben Crif6nftsn iibsrtr0gen tpsrbsr
| Gie b6be niht bic GiesnIhafi be
| arisafiihrenhen unb tire yuniiionel
'lisnsta Dtti6aitsn tsssitt
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SsIbampfer our4 5euer
3erftDrt.

leip0 ort %. 4ug. - Qn 8oro
oes elmer 5dmburger Birma geborigen
9ampfers r9iirgermeiiter 9e6mann"
Der nit 100000 9aQonen rphem uno
$50 aannsu rafftutrtem petroleum
uno gen3in belaben mar unb am
nGbiteu 3Onneritug na6 gleusSeelano
abeelen 'oqts, brad in Der 9taht gum
GSreitag Jeuer aus, pdbrsno er on Der
9rootlnner WaFerfront lag. Der
8ampfer fpurbe nit pieler Wlii6e IN
ben 8utternilt Gaual bindusges
fhleppt, no sr Ii6terlob brannte, bis
er am 5rsitag Radmitt1g untergtn9.
Sine rsiige R1uhIdule Itieg auf, als
pas G6iff in ben 6lut6en oeriant.
Der aandl if an bieIer Stels ni6t
! tief unD Der Sberbau bss 9ampfers
raqt nod aus oem WafIer beraus,
6rennt aber niht. Der 8ampfer mar
pou 5000 Sonnen RegiIter. Dret
Teuerbopte tparfsn pGbrenb Der gauz
3en Qaht 0aTerItrublen in ous
S6iff. parsn aber niht i'm Stonoe,
ben 8rano 81 l0iheu.
/ 5auieuoe BON gerfoHeH, Die ODm
llfsr aus bus 5eusr bepba6tsten, pnrs
/ ben BON Der QoIi3ei gegeu Wtittog eis
nen glod 8uriidgeorGngt, oa man ettt
! grplofiou oes an 8pro befinoli6er
8ensius erDartets.
I6atf6eg $40 9oIbzG ertif l.
tat.
gDuI6ingtou, .. g., %. Aug
9as S6dbomtsospartement bat an
1Freitoa cine beionoere Darnung mi
gesuu auF bos Quftau6en zines Iebl
gefdhrlihcn faIItsn 500 Golocertifi,
fats srl1iIcn.
/ OaB bieIes nsusite 5aliifitat pdbr'
! i6einIih ten oerfelbeu 8anoe IN I'm
lauf qeieBt piro, Die DOR eiuiger 3si
i'm Often pperirte, iteint aus be-
| 9batTute berpor3ugeben, oaB ot
nsue gpts nit Der friiberen ioenttid
1T, aus9enpmmen, oob Der aoHtrpa
tu6ftabe BON D" in e" umgsdnoer
tporoen 1T unb Die Rummer BON a
auf 132.
Das 8epartement Bat bic Ruhri6
BON Der Griitsns Der Rpte iibsr ba
qanse 2ano ssihidt.
! Die Referenbum 9etru Ii
gereien.
GoIumbus, Cbio, %. guouft
| Gin Shpd BON Referendum =Betitio
nen. reId9e cine 9oltsabitimmun
iiber bic 9reen-, 8ilpatrid> uno Wdr
nss. .8eIsBc foroerten uHo 5auIeuo
BON Rdmen sntbieltsn, peroen tpege
ofFentunbisen 9etruges, Der in gIeoe
lamb, 5pIeoo uno 0apton oeriif
puroe, ala unoiiIti9 beSeihnet fperoer
Quf elmer 5pleooer Yetttion, bic ie
bob beim staats<5etretdr niht eings
reiht purbe, itanben Die Ramen Do
Woporop Bilion, So6n D. Hodefe
! Ter, Qnorep Carnegie. SuoiOn Sdl
mon Il. 7. m.
5enrn Mdgner, elm Bidder -ReDiic
: fir bic Gtuats z0erii6erungsz z8eh0rb
IoQte i'm 9erb0r aus, oab orei llntel
: ifriftcnlSammler gameus Wtdrti
S'Rpurte. Diaium RuHeu uno Sai
Nsit6en inn eiHgeitanosu. lie Bate
bic rnterIhriften auf orei3ehn pet
: tionsboaen in 5oleoo ni6t be1laub
! gen laifen. Die Waqner anoob. fpu,
ben Gountp GairpIdse, 6oipitdIe
Qoitdmter II. +. IN. ais WdhlpIdBe or
T aegebm. Wie 5ilfsyJtahrunqsn1itte
: &omnifdr Campbell ausiagte. pu
B ben airhen unb leere gaupldBe a
Wphnorte Der auf ben Betitipusn 0!
lesfiitrtsn perionsn bssesaast.
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Der 9aMburger Dampfer
,,BiirgsrmeiNer 9admann"
Nysit S,etrplemm mtto Sens
gin belaoen,
esn Neu DOrf san5li6 Surd)
sSeuer 5eritDrt.
9us SdaBamtss s0epdrtement fpornt
oas 2dnb
Dor einem febr gefdbrliaen faIiheu
S20.9oIo-gerttfitat
Weitere iutereTante Gntbi[lungen
iber bic ReFerenoumsgetriis
gereien.
Die Stuats Wirtbiddfts 2t3ens'
tommtiiion
81
8iQ sinsn SdulcenIus nt4t geltsn
lafen,
~E~
0enn es Ii9 ourum banoelt bic 3aaI
Der Dtrtbf6aften fir etn
gpuntp 81 beittmmeH.
6ipoIito uriute, Der 4 Sabre lang
ipuniiher General &oriuI in
g2etp Yort mar,
~
9ort nit ieiner 5rau BET etnem
5eusx ums 2eben getommeu.
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5rantrei3 bofft cine 8eD0ltsrungs5us
nabme 3u er5ieleu,
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UetterberiMt.

Hiir Ohio nnb Snbiann: Sh0s
fss unb pGrmeres Detter ON Sonlss
tag. am Gonntas idDnss Metter.
Wsdbis itarte peItlthe Dtnbe.
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MustanD. Selegrapb
--~:se---
Anorew Carnegie
Ser 6aaptreoner bel Der Gnt'
biillaas elmer yiite oes Cir
90. M. Gremer
Sm benz nsneH Jrieoenspalaft I'M
Gaag.

3oLs BEN beut16eu aoifsr bobes COB
tpesen Ieiner Grisbenslisbe
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2on0on, Ontario, %. Qua. -
1Siinf GTbdube Der Weitsru Tair in
tieiiaer Stabt fpuroen am Ssreitag in.
nsrbaIb elmer Stunbe burh iysusr, oas
ron b0suilliqer 5uno angeIeet poroeH
mar, 7srit6rt. 0us gements9ebdube.
bic WaTdiHenbalIs, Der 6auptitaa, Der
SpeiTsfaaI une oos 5ransportationss
Gs6dube purben aerft0rt. Der Der
luIt beliuft iid auf 100000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
Die Gailerlage In pOIen
-sss~-
Oeftalten fid) sn elmer
gldnsenbem 2lifaire.
Die grobs JfaGe Osr pO(nitdea BE-
u0(6srung anf6siaenO Oem Rajer
freunO(l6 aelInnt.

Der 8oritanO beutTher 8uhbdnbler
gsgen ben neiten amerifaniIhen
5ariif.
~ss~
Das eriediids a0nisspaar i'm S6loB
Jrieori6sbcf i'm Saunus erz
tDdrtst.
ST
Cine Shluht nit 3igeunern in
5ranfreih.
81
Der Oiterrei6if9 ungoriihs Wtinilter
0ts QeuBersn, Graf ger6tpIb.
| fhorf tritiiirt.
-~:.~--
5rantrei9 bofft cine 8eDoltsrungs5us
nabme 3u er5ieIen,
Snbsm e ben ainoeriegen finan3ieII
unterItiibt.
3psd Der nsusn fran3Oiiiden Sommu.
nal9oroe.
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llnS ji4 NIT anbtren WG6tsn au ber'
biinben,
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rlnb forbert ben aailer ouf, bic Jnss
tidtipe gu ersrsifen
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6ipoIito uriate, Der 4 Sabre lang
fpantiher General. 4oriuI in
gerp gort mar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23
M'COLLOCH OUT OF GAME
Another Blow to Backfeld Of
New York University.

The chances for victory for New YORK
University over Williams on SATURDAY
were lessened by the loss Of McColloch IN
the backheld. Mac has bad ankle. and
cannot possibly play this week. HIS
speed and aGgressiveness made him Il
valuable back This is the third good
backfeld man the team has lost this
season, McDermott and Baldie being still
out of the game
To Offset this misfortune, High thinks
he has discovered In Cusck the find o.
the season The new man has all the
makings of a born football player. His
size and strength iii him in well at guard.
He has shown remarkable ability as a
drop kicker During the preliminary
practice he kicked some difficult goals
from the 45-yard line.
Miller stood out as the star OF yester-
days practice. Twice he crossed the line
during the scrimmages with the scrubs,
once on a well executed forward and
again after a forty-yard run around end.
Longwell. the star halfback of Penn
sylvania. 'O5-'O6. assisted High with the
backfield yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23
UNCLE SAM OR FOOTBALL
Appeal Made to President Will
son to Settle Case.

Chicago. oct. 22-Football coaches and
enthusiasts at Northwestern University
are anXlousy awaiting results from an
appeal sent to President Woodrow VIII
son. Yesterday, asking that Carol Dwight
Hale be permitted TO resign from the
Evanston life saving crew so that he can
join the Purple eleven.
Besides being in the government life
saving service, Hale is senior In the
College OF Liberal Arts at the university.
He also is a heavyweight and fast. and
is said TO have had football experience.
Following the defeat of Northwestern
by Illinois last Saturday, Hale went to
Grady. coach of Northwestern and Of
fered to resign his job with Uncle Sam
i'm order to aid the team. The life saw
ing position pays s7i a month for eight
months in the year. the off time coming
after the football season.
Captain Peter Jensen, of the life saw
ing station, however, objected and told
the coaches that ne would not accept
Hale's resignation, and that II Hale
played football the government would
consider him deserter and would cause
his arrest
The appeal sent TO President Wilson
asked that Hale be permitted either TO
quit the government service without dam
ger OF Imprisonment or take a leave of
absence during the football season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23
Dartmouth Ready for Tigers.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunc.l


Hanover, " H., oct. 22.-Dartmouth
went through the longest practice this
afternoon that has been seen on the oval
since the season began. 1t was the last
hard workout before the Princeton game
and Cavanaugh laid it on thick and
heavy.
The team will have only short work.
out tomorrow and will leave on the 4:46
train from White River Junction. Prac-
tIce on Friday will be held in or near New
York. The team will in all probability
STAY at the Cumberland Hotel, although
Cavanauch refuses TO give out any def
mite plans.
Twenty-Five men will make the trip, ac-
COMMANDED by the coaching staff, which
consists of Cavanaugh, logger Elcock.
Moose" Englehorn and John Bowler, the
trainer.
Dartmouth is working hard to master
the Princeton formations. When II be-
came too dark to scrimmage the varsity
ran through signals until il was impos-
sible TO follow the plays. After this CaVa-
raugh and Englehorn stretched the pun
ishing rope and the men charged back
and forth for ten minutes at time.
Three laps around the quarter-mile track
topped the afternoon work.
Cavanaugh is much encouraged over the
prospects for the game with Princeton.
whitney is in the pink Of condition and
ready 10 play the game of his life. 1t was
thought some time ago that this pillar OF
the backfield would be out of the game.
Murdoch. who has had some trouble with
a bad hip is rounding into perfect form.
He will take Shows place at fullback.
This is Murdock's first year on the var
sity. and while he has been playing like
roadman all season. the coaches are wait
ing to see what he can do under strain.
There is little doubt that Ghee will start
the Princeton game at quarterback While
curtis will play right halfback and do the
punting.
Tucker. Hickox and Cannon will be the
FIRST substitutes for the backheld. All
three are seasoned players. and viii be
able to MI the positions IL the opportu-
nifty comes
A mass meeting was held tonight III
College Hall The students turned out IN
a BODY TO hear CavanauSh give ms be-
fore the battle" speech. Three hundred
men nave signed the book 10 go 10 Prince
ton
Bill Randall WAS on the field to-day,
and will stay with the team until after
the Princeton game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23
Nate WheeIer'S Work Stands
Out in Running with Ball.
PLAYS ON SECOND ELEVEN
Pumpelly, Also on Scrub, Fails
to Shine in Punting or
Hitting the Line.
10y Telegraph TO The Tribune J

New Haven, oct. Cray Bigelow
took charge of the Yale forwards this
afternoon and gave them long drill be-
fore and after the sCrimmage. He paid
particular attention 10 Stillman, the big
crew man. who is fighting for one Of the
tackle positions Stillman lined up with
Ben Avery opposite him on the defence,
but couldn't get an inch past the varsity
end. whose blocking was perfect. None OF
the guard or tackle candidates could get
past Avery. but the defensive work OF
the other ends-Robcrts, Stone and carter
was not so strong.
Avery, who is captain of the wrestling
team. is one OF the huskiest men on the
SQUAD. but he is slow getting down the
field. and. despite his experience ana
strength on the defence, is being nara
messed for the wing position by Roberts,
Stone. Brann and Gle. The latter two
are out of the running just at present on
account of injuries, but 10th are oil inc
fast. hard tackline type Howard Jones Is
seeking.
In the scrimmage this afternoon Nate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23
MUCH NEW FOOTBALL
WHEN FRESHMEN CLASH
Princeton Cubs Beat Cornell
in Game in Which Forward
Pass PredOminateS.
10y Tcleeraph to The Tribune.

Princeton, y. J., oct. 22-New football
was attempted 10 its limit here to-day
when the freshman football elevens OF
Princeton and Cornell clashed on Osborne
Field and the Tiger cubs won by score
Of 81 20 6.
Forward passes which at first were
novel and thrilling began To grow tire
some. and finally the game fairly degen-
Grated into passing contest total OF
about thlrty-sIx forward passes being
used altogether Their success was ac-
countahle for more scoring than In any
other game seen on the local field this
season. The Cornell freshmen tailed
their touchdown ON four plays after the
first whistle hy opening a whirlwind sue
cession OF forward passes. two OF which
alone. from J. Whitney TO the Franz
helms. Melted them seventy-fye yards and
placed them on the 5-yard line. from
where Spcrry carried IL over
The cubs we're aroused to closer de-
fence and Immediately shut off all fur
Their scoring on the part Of their OPP
poueuts. although II took them all the
rest OF the first half to get their ma
chinery well started. Their playing even
NJ best was q disappointment 20 Penheld'
FOR they scored more on spectacular plays
that might be- due TO "A throw OF luck
than to any real power All but one OF
their touchdowns were made on long
runs TO the line. and that one required
only a rush or two at the finish. for II
was advanced by several forward passes.
The cubs depended less on the success
Of their passes than the Cornell men and
showed some good line plunging by
briggs and Dlckcrman. J. Whitney had
an accurate pass and well planned plays.
\ 35-yard quarterback run by Rodgers
and several good runs by Dickerman
scored the cubs first tally In the first
period. In the second period Moore
crossed the line on a 2o-yard end run. and
in the next Hogg took forward pass
from Ames about fifteen yards for an
other touchdown. In the fourth Captain
briggs. who gathered in a tumble, ran
forty yards for his touchdown. and soon
after "A pass from Rodgers 10 Dickcrman
sent him on another marathon Of forty
FIVE yards for "A tally.
Tho lips-uu follows.