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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-01-17
Monarch.

Ted Graham made atrip to Oregon,
Saturday.
Robert Hughes made a trip to st.
Joseph. Friday
Howard and Leila Arlington Wis.
tied Sunday at Frank Colhours.
Mrs Iula Hoffman and children
visited a few days last week with her
parents. J. u. kre,zcr.
Robert Hughes visited Wednes-
day might and Thursday, at VIM. T..
Graliam's, near Fillmore.
--liod Webster and wife and little
Edith. of Watson, Mo-. visited las,
week with Ia and Ma krctzer
Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Lee
Hughes visited, last Thursday, with
Mrs. II. e. Chilcoa,. at Nodaway.
Mrs. Raines IL home. after a few
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry rendergrasl, of Mound city.
Mrs. Link Rhodes and children. OF
SIOUN 'il.s 'tNd' anu ''N' '"hi'H
James SMITH and Naleda, visited. Sat.
urday. al Roy Asliwor,h's.
We see in the ST. Joseph papers
where William Graham, Of near Fill.
more, and Miss lIcssic Boyd, of Napier,
got their marriage license Willie is
one of our old school boys and lived
his boybood days In our neighborlood.
Tie writer Joins the rest In Wishing
them much JOY and success.
Those WHO spent SUNDAY At James
smiths were: I'd Rostock and wife.
Of Oregon: Mrs. Link Rhodes and
Mary. Doc, Ieo,c and Hazel. Of sioux
city, Iowa: Roy Ashwor,h anG wife,
Harold and Jessie: Clarence Lillcy and
wife: clyde kretler andwiic, Man and
Raymond: Ida Garner: Lloyd Grimes,
Robert Hughes and Ted Graham.
tIiEfOHp.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-01-17
NERO,

The stockholders of the Oregon
lnicrurban railroad held their an
nual meeting Monday last, January
9Th, and reelected the board Of Ill.
rccrors, which il composed of the
follow iug gcntlcmen: u. Z, Morgan.
Jacob Butcher {. u. Iook. l.. !.
Moore. !. &, Wlilmcr. ". \. ;. Derr.
!. u. Peachrr. II. &. Cook, ". u.
Richards. The hoard some two weeks
ago ordered the payment of u year :
interest on its bond, the bonds bear
ing u per cent interest.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-01-17
Burr Oak.

Tie grippe" Is keeping many ct
our people housed mp.
Miss Ella Hopper visited with
Miss WON Blarhly. lasi sunday.
The river l. blocked al White
Cloud crossing good for funjmon
r. :. Iiarhly las been on the
sick list. for the past week: llc l. let.
ter ~ this writing.
a. \. liowlcs was visiting with
his aunt, Mrs. Lucrctia Min'on. lhc
10Th inst, size bring ~ years old tia,
day.
Born. 10 William stone and wife,
December 80. lnla, a daughter. TIL,
mother and baby are getting along
very nicely.
:. ". Ammo l. getting spuitl ~
hiN old days l,c bought a brand new
violin la>' saturday. The winter
evenings will not seem ~ long now.
Hub Wakefield. Of Write Cloud
NdU~tN' bl''t W 'uIlNfIs ANU NV~ 'lll
led New Years eve. Mr.. Wakciicl,
was an old resident Of White Cloud
Mr.. Nandcyrcr, who has brrr
visit Ing friends and relatives IN King
city. Tor ,lr past three weeks, ha'
ret turned home, Mr.. V, says ia,
gumbp looks good to him.
Charlie Kaiser came To sam Al
kirc's one stormy day. last week, an,
bantcrcd sam for a game of checkers
The game was CLOSE for awhile. bu'
when sam played his fifteen dollar
move. Charlie Niltcd.
Me>srS. ;, w. and !. l.. Ann,
have Just returned from a week
yi>i, with their sister, Mrs. \. ]
Lowell, of Jewell county. Kansas
They report u good time; crrrybud.
well, exccp, Mr., IT,, who has bcrl
troubled with asthma.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-01-17
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Richard ,iilltt, 10y his
deed If trust dated the 18th day Of
April, ls!r,, and of record In the oflice
of the Recorder Of Deeds of Holt
County. Missouri, IN Book si al page
10. conveyed Ia the undersigned IN
trlIS, To secure the payment OF the
note IN said deed Of trust described,
aud of the interest thereon, the fol-
low ing described real estate, situate
In Holt County, Missouri. tO,wit:
The Southwest Quarter Of the
Soul heast Quarter of Section Twenty
ia0). In Township SiXty-lhree niH, Of
Range Forty (tO) couta aiming forty
ll0) acres more or less:
And Whereas, default has been
made In the payment oi the said note
and of the Interest thereon, accord
ing TO the true tenor. date and effect
of said note; and whereas. the owner
of said note has requested me To ex-
ecute the power vested In me by said
deed of trust, TO sell said real estate,
and out Of the proceeds of said sale
pay the indebi edncss secured thereby;
Now Therefore. In compliance with
said request. and under the power
vested in me by said deed Of trust, !
will sell said real estate n public
yendue To the highes, bidder, for
cash in hand, on -.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY l7th, 1913,
IN theNity al, Orsg0ns Holt CoasIo
Missouri. ~ re 500
~ MsN lA,S 4sA NktA'S.*
Trustee.
First publication January l7th, 1913.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-01-17

Transfers for week ending Ianu.
AIRY I. loi3.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Tho> II Reynolds to \ \
Wright. tract In nr -, ~. =. ~ 500
Susan ! Massic 10 Alice Euhl
NV ~ -. g.. .ii..............
Alice Eull to Nathaniel X Mas.
sic. NV ~ %. ~. 31........... 2.iM
Isaac VI Min,un IL Doe Thomas.
NV u ~, .W...... .......... |
Ioc Thomas Ia Isaac |. Minton.
NV u. ~, ~. .... Gee. ....... |
Isaac VI Minton la Zoe Mintun
Thomas, NV ~ ~. .H......... |
Jnu VI Pollock To lrttir VI Ia.
ton. lot ~, block II. Mound
city Tx Go Add An
SAM II schultz 10 Clare |.
cup. lot !, block -, High.
land Add rpgun.......... 81
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New Point and Vicinity.

view fO1nt anu N1Cln1tys
Albert Bender went to ST Joseph.
Tuesday,
n. r. praisewater returned home
sunday. from Nebraska.
will Richardson came Monday to
visit with his family and friends.
The ice crop is sure line now. and
all available hands are busy putting
mp Ice.
DR.. Jordan Ruh and wife visited
At the home of his parents. the last Of
last week
Mrs Lucy Mum came out from
Oregon. Monday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Dreler.
Miss Margaret Hartman, who has
been sick for the last two weeks, is
improving slowly.
Mrs. Oren entertained Mr.. j. =.
Ruhl and wife. Dr. j. Ruhl and wife
and Rev. +. -. Roberts and wife.
Tuesday.
owen Atkins. Of Rock Port. came
Town Thursday last. to see his father,
Who was quite sick, but who is Inn
proving now.
bel Messrs. ban Drcher, Shan Hard.
nan and Ralph Meyer went to Kan
sas city. Tuesday, to attend the Inn
plcmen, Dealers association.
Up to noon. saturday. Jan. -.
the Farmers Mutual Telephone Co.,
VI New Point, will receive sealed bids
FOR an operator for the Central Office
At New Point.
Mrs. Crawford Jeff the hospit al,
Monday. and went to the home Of
her cousin, To- stay u week or two. be-
fore going 10 her sisters. near Ora
nam. she homes Ia come home a.
soon ~ the weather permits.
Charles Brooks and Max Bath
we're called to Mound lily, last Thurs.
day. 10y the serious illness Of their
sister. who died Friday morning.
MrSsrs. Brooks and liabb have the
sympathy Of many friends.
Tie band boys are preparing for
me at their iinr entertainments to
he given soon. The date will br Civ.
IN Ia,rs. II il unnecessary tn he
pcSprak Tor ,lrrm. u fUll house, for
everyone knows the Kind vt entertain
ncnl they give.
Mrs.. Jonas Shields rrrri,rda irle.
gram saturday morning, telling her
# the death Of her sister IN san An.
sonic. TEXAS. Tie body was brought
10 Graham for burial. the funeral he
INK held Tuesday forenoon. Mrs.
shields has 'hc sympathy Of all her
friends and ihc nrigiil~rhuod.
Arthur carton l. one Of the lortu.
nate uniortlina,cs. Las, saturday
hc. with two ~ his ncpicws. were
trying 10 disloigc a rabbi, which had
taken refuge under corn crib. Get.
ting Iir'rr Rabbit In good position,
and thinking himself In safe place,
thur told one Of tine boys To shoot.
The shot missed liir rabbit. hitting a
4 sleeper. and glanced OH, lodging In
trthur'> leg iUsl above he knee.
nr. kcarnry wa> called, and after an
examination decided the bullc, was
too near thc artery 10 permit probing.
aud rs Arthur l. not suffering much
Inconvenience from the wound, VIII
lot II alone, Arthur SAY, iIc thought
hc was far enough back, and wa~. all
hut his knees,
NERO,
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Abstraeter and Ncsotiator Of Loans,

Transfers for week ending lanu.
AIRY T. lnlI:
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given, that the un.
dcrsigned adminisl raior of the estate
of Philip II .DXley, deceased. will make
final settlements of his accounts with
said estate as sucl administrators at
the next term Of the Probate Court
of Holt County Missouri, TO be holden
in'Oregon, In said C6tfttty,, ON tic i0rh
day OF FetiriaSyl4ty'tks ifS111N't" 10
GEORGE LEIIMER,' "'
Administrator,
This 10Th day of December, 1912.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned Joseph II, Murray, Adj.
minisl ralor Of the estate Of Elizabel h
]. Murray, deceased, viii make final
settlement of his accounts with said
estate as such Administrator al the
next term Of the Probate Court Of
Holt County, Missouri, to be holden
at Oregon IN said County, on the lOlh
day of February. A. d., 1913 ~.
JOSEPH II. MURRAY.
.\dminisi rator
January 10Th. lob
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-01-17

Cal Brown, Of liigcl,w, was trans.
acting business in Oregon, this week.
Mrs, q. T.. Grlvin and daughter
Miss Halle, are visiting with rela-
tives in 81. Soseph and Kansas city.
Toe u. Murray j. IN Columbia,
this week, attending the Farmers
Week" meeting al the State l'niNcr.
si'y.
Jas. Rcdmon and Miss Josephine
Cook, botl, Of Craig, were granted a
marriage license IN 81, Joseph, ,Janu.
AIRY 10Th.
Miss Maudc Part ridge and Mrs.
Robert Allen are now pr pared 10 do
your drc>smaking, Work guaranteed.
Martin Phone. No. 49,
A good farm for sale part cash,
balance on easy terms.
IoE II. MuRRAy.
Oregon, Mo,
C. II. Price and wife, Mrs. Aman.
da DUNCAN, Mrs. &. u. Xook and Dr.
W. &. Proud left Wednesday evening
of this week for Chillicotle to he
there for the Trial Of Mrs. India Price
against the Burlington railway for
damages. sustained May }, last In
alighting from a train, her ankle be-
ing dislocatcd. and the limb and ten.
dons being severely bruised. The case
was set for Thursday Of this week.
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Real Estate Mimrograrh

OREGON, We
urTUI Ur~rAiuS n rnr uoour niock.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-01-17

NTEb: Resident Manager
for Midland Casualty 60. Liberal
aud attractive contract Ia capable
party. write H. ~ once. Charles j..
Whiibrrad Il Co.. state Agents,
Pierce ildg.. ~ Louis, Mo.
Cl,dr New iIiiam>. Of Forbes, had
the misfortune To have the house ON
his farm. three miles noi,iwst Of
Forbes. burn. SUNDAY nigh, las, Jan.
T., 1913. Loss abou, Stw did not
learn whether 1t vas insured or not.
Origin of tire unknown.
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Transfers for week ending Januar,
II. lnlJ.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
" u buuigan tor " Strirk.
Ter. - ne: IL. ~. i"..... ..... 300
Peter l. Lower 10 Preston WiSr
NJ NJ NJ nv: "a ............ IN
Geo " tUstri To- ,'u>iaNc Sali.
lin, 81 al. land IN L. and ~,
-. H.. .......... 5000
Peter Strickland To { u Ray.
hin. tract IN -. ~, IS go.
ballard itasnir 10 Jefferson l.
\ Alonzo Evans, = ia nr nv
T.. "a, -, Observation-Disclosures, l,it
Calvin O'llara To Richard u
l;ridgcman, lands ip SEE -.
III. -: !. ~, >, ,..,.,...,,... 1900
Samuel ! Scott Ia John 7
Scott. lOa IN nWi -, ~. IS. I
siEGiFt's DEED.
\ u MrNulty Ia Elmer VI Gib.
son, " GIIa NJ swj: lot !, ~
I, III. lu............. .,...... IN
\ u McNuliy Ia Stella l'attcr.
son. tract IN NV NV -, 10, = IN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
Road Congress Men
Look Atlanta Over

j. F. Pennybacker, secretary, and
Charles p Light, field agent of the
American Good Roads Congress, are in
Atlanta Saturday looking over the ad-
vantages Atlanta has to offer as an
inducement to the congress to hold its
1914 convention in this city. They
spent the morning touring the city
and comforting with local officials of
the Atlanta Convention Bureau. and
at noon were entertained at lunch at
the Piedmont Driving Club
They will be guests of the South
ern Automobile show at the opening
Saturday afternoon. Messrs Penny
hacker and Light came directly to
Atlanta from New Orleans, which also
is in the race for the convention, and
although they will not make public
the results of their Investigations, il
is almost assured that Atlanta will
get the big gathering, which will
bring about 10000 good roads enthu-
asts to the city for a weeks stay.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP Of FIGS
1t Is Cruel to Force Nauseating,
Harsh Physic Into a
Sick Child.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
On--castor oil, calomel, cathartics. How
you hated them, how you fought against
taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic simply don't realize what they
do The children's revolt is well found
ed Their tender little "insides' are in
jured by them.
II your child's stomach, liver and bow
els need cleansing, give only delicious
California Syrup of Figs" Its action
is positive. but gentle. Millions of
mothers keep this harmless fruit Taxa.
tive" handy; they know children love TO
take 1t; that 1t never fails to clean tho
liver and bowels and sweeten the stom-
ach, and that teaspoonful given to-
day saves a sick child tomorrow
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle
OF California Syrup OF Figs" which
has fun directions for babies, children
OF all ages and for grown-ups plainly
on each bottle Beware Of counterfeits
sold here. See that It is made by
california Fig Syrup Company" Re
fuse any other kind with contempt
Advt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
FOREMAN |SHELD
AS SLAYER Of
NEGRO
Son of Superintendent Collins Of
HeaIey Building Work Accused.
Another Held as Witness.

Charged with having slain a negro
laborer Clarence H. Collins, IL years
old, a foreman on the new Hea-
ley Building work, was arrested Sat
urday. and with him Tye H. Collins,
aged 80, held on suspicion, is looked
up at police headquarters.
The negro. Calvin Maddox, was
found injured six weeks ago and died
in the ambulance on the way to Gra-
dy Hospital. His head had been
crushed in. Detectives have been
working on the case since then
According to Chief Lanford. Tye
Collins admitted having had a row
with the negro because of his lazi-
ness and said he put him out Of the
building. He added that Claren ce
came up as they were disputing. but
insisted that he did not know Cla e
ence had taken any part in the mix
UP.
Young Collins is a son of w. I.
Collins, general superintendent of the
Healey job. He would make no
statement to the detectives and was
held for a preliminary hearing In
Recorders Court Monday.
The man accused lives at No. POI
Oakland avenue: Tye at No. rs Dali
ney street. They are not related.
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Princeton's right end. He then punt
ed to Baker, who was downed on
Princeton's 32-yard line
Baker failed in a try at goal from
placement. Brickley got the ball on
Harvard's 5-yard line and ran it back
35 yards. Nathan made a yard around
left end. Rardwick then punted to
Baker, who slipped in the mud and
was downed, without a gain, on
Princetons 29yard line. Law punted
TO Hardwick, who was downed with
out gain by Hammond on Har
wards 37-yard line.
Brickley made Is yards around
Princetons left end He was thrown
for a 3-yard loss on the next play,
an attempted plunge through center,
Bradlee made yards through Prince
tons left tackle, taking the ball to
Princeton's 45-yard line. Logaus
forward pass was intercepted by
Click, and it was Princeton's ball or
her 4S-yard line. STREET. failed 20
gain through center. Baker made a
forward pass to Hammond and it net-
ted Princeton 20 yards
STREET. was thrown back for 1-yarj
loss. STREET. gained 2 yards through
center, but Princeton was penalized
for off-side play and was given the
ball on its 45-yard line. Law punted
to Bradlee, who slipped in the mud,
and was downed on Harvard's s.
yard line. The quarter ended with
the ball in Harvard's possession.
SCORE END THIRD PERIOD.
HARVARD, 3; PRINCETON, 0.
Law punted to Mahan, who ran the
ball 80 yards to Princeton's 35-yard
line. He was downed by Baker
Brickley smashed through center fur
5-yard gain Bricllley made yards
more on the next play through right
tackle. .Brickley failed to gain
through right guard.
Harvard was penaliized for holding
and it was Harvard's ball on Prince
tons 43yard line Mahan punted TO
Baker, who was downed on Prince
tons 1S-yard line. Dana replaced
Hitchcock at left tackle for Harvard.
Baker made 2 yards through center.
Law punted to Mahan, who was
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downed on Harvard's 45-yard line.
Brickley made 4 yards through CEN
ter Mahan punted to Baker out Of
bounds, and it was PrinCeton's bail
on Princetons 15-yard line Law
kicked to Mahan, and it was Har-
wards ball on Harvard's 4S-yard line.
stew" Baker replaced Hammond
at left end for Princeton, and Hard
wick replaced Bradlee at left half fer
Harvard. Brickley made yards
through center. Princeton was pen
allied 5 yards for off side play. Ma
han made yards around Prlncetpn's
end. The game ended with the ball in
Harvards possession on Princeton S
40 yard line, FINAL SCORE: HAIR
WARD 3, PRINCETON 0.
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Haryard's 40-yard line. Logan ran
back to his own 35-yafd line
Brickley made 10 yards on a fake
punt. Mahan failed to gain. Hard e
wick punted to Law, who signaled for
fair catch on his 3S-yard line.
Brickley failed to gain through cen
ter Law punted to Loagn, who was
downed without gain on Harvard s
23-yard line. Hardwick punted to Ba-
ker, who signaled for a fair catch on
his 40-yard line. Law punted to Ma
han, who ran the ball back 90 yards
to Princetons 25-yard line, a run that
sent the Harvard rooters wild. Hard
wick failed on a plunge through CEN
ter.
Hardwick failed on plunge
through center. Mahan was thrown
back for 1-yard loss.
Harvard's ball on Princeton's 20
yard line. Brickley dropped back
for field goal but failed
The ball was so slippery that it
fell out of Brickley's hands. Prince
TONS ball on its 20-yard line Law
punted to Mahan, who was downed
after a 5yard gain on Harvard's As
yard line. Mahan made an end run
that took the ball to iPrinceton's AS
dtd ll1c DIlChltA went OUT vi
bounds after making yards around
Princeton's left end. Mahan made
2 yards more after fumbling and re-
covering a long pass. Brickley took
the ball to Princeton's 38-yard line
Princeton was penalized s yards for
off side play
Princeton was penalized yards for
the next off-side play and it was Har-
wards ball on Princetons 30-yard
line. STREET. was replaced at fullback
by F. Trenkman for Princeton. Ma
han made a forward pass, but Law
got the ball. II was Princeton's ball
on her l7-yard line. Punted but Ma
han missed it and Brickley recovered
it after a mad scramble on Harvard's
93-yard line. Brickley was thrown
back for a 1-yard loss on a smash
at center. HardwiCk punted to Baker,
who slipped in the mud and was
downed son PrinCeton's 4Syard line.
Law punted to Mahan, who also slip
ped and was downed on Harvard's
43yard line without gain.
Brickley failed to gain through right
tackle The quarter and half ended
with the ball in Harvard's possession
on Harvard's 23-yard line. Score:
Harvard, 3; Princeton, 0.
IfIHO re HIOD,
When the third quarter began the
rain had ceased falling and the sun
broke through the clouds.
Baker kicked off from Princeton's
40-yard line. Mahan caught the ball
and ran it back yards to Harvard's
31yard line. Brickley made 3 yards
around left end.
Hardwick punted to Click, who
fumbled. but Law recovered it and it
was Princeton's ball on Its 15-yard
line. Law then punted to Harvard s
45-yard line. Hardwick caught the
ball and was downed without gain,
Hardwick went through left tackle for
3 yards and Brickley made another
yard. Bradlee replaced Mahan a.
right half for Harvard
Brickley tried a forward pass, but
failed Hardwick then punted to Ba
ker, who made a fair catch on Prince
tons 20-yard line
Princeton failed to gain through
center and on the next play Baker
was thrown back for a 2-yard loss.
Law punted to Logan, and 1t was
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EUROPE ORDERS
GE n. HUER 7 A
To GET OUT
Majority of Diplomats Inform
Dictator His Position viii
Not Be Supported.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. g.
General Huerta to-day received
cabiegram from ex-President
Porfirio Oiaz. According to high
Government official the dispatch
called upon 1uerta to resign "for
the good of Mexico"
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Single Field Goal Only Score Of
Hard-Fought Battle on
Muddy Gridiron,
Continued From Page I,

play failed and the ball was brought
back to Princeton's 40-yard line.
Then Baker attempted a field goal,
but his kick was short. Harvard put
the ball into play on the 25-yard iinc,
and Hardwick punted to Baker on
Princeton's 45-yard line. The Tiger
captain was dropped where he stood
Captain Baker attempted a run
around Harvard's right end, but was
downed for no gain. Then Law punt
ed to Hardwick on Harvard's 25-yard
line, and Hardwick made six yards
around Princeton's right end. He was
downed by Click on the 36-yard line.
The Tiger right end was hurt and
limped off the field, Lamberton TAX
ing his place, Hardwick punted to
Baker on Princeton's 45-yard line.
Law Immediately kicked back to Lo-
gan on Harvard's own 25-yard line.
Brickley plowed into Princeton's line
for yards. Hardwick was downed
at the scrlmmage line.
Bardwick punted to Baker, who ran
back ten yards before he was downed.
STREET split the left half of Har-
wards line and made s yards. Again
the Tifer fullback plowed into Har-
wards line, this time for yards. On
his next attempt Bradley met him at
the scrimmage and threw him back
STREET. was sent into the line again,
but Pennock threw him back.
Baker attempted a field goal from
the S5-yard line. 1t failed, and Har-
ward put the ball in play on the IS
yard line Hardwick made yards
around right end Brickley was fiat
tened out on the scrimmage line.
Hardwick punted to Baker on
Princeton's 45-yard line. STREET hit
the line in vain. Then Click made
quarterback run around right end. He
got clear of the first line of defense,
but Brickley downed him on Har-
wards 45-yard line.
STREET made yards through left
tackle. He tried it again, but was
thrown back to the line in the scrim
mage. And the quarter was up, with
the ball on Harvard's 45-yard line.
SCORE-Harvard 0; Princeton, 0.
SECOND PERIOD.
When the second quarter began the
rain was falling in torrents. Prince
toms ball on Harvards 45-yard line.
Click went through left tackle for ten
yards and then for more. He made
4 on center plunge. The ball was
now down to Harvard's 2Oyard line,
but Princeton failed on straight foot
ball Hardwick punted to Baker on
Princetons 47-yard line. Law punted
to Logan on Harvard's 15-yard line.
Brickley made 5 yards through the
line. Princeton was penalized 5 yards
for outside play. Hardwick punted
to Baker. who fell on Princeton's 45-
ward line. Laws punt was blocked by
Cowan. and it was Harvard's ball on
Princetons 20-yard line. Brickley
failed to gain through center. Hard
wicked made yards through left tao
kle. BrIckley dropped back for
drop-kick. but it was a fake play, and
Logan grabbed the ball and carried II
to Princetons 15-yard line. Brickley
dropped back to the 25-yard line and
kicked field goal from an easy an
gle. SCORE-Harvard, 3; Princeton,
0.
Law kicked off for Princeton from