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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-26

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19

For fullback, Albright Hamlin and Bays are the most promising huskies. Albright has weight and has had some experience Hamln and Bays arc new men at the game. Both are fast and with a little more experience ought to make good men. The coach has his hands full working the man for this place. As yet none have shown any degree of ability as far as; picking openings and a knowledge of the game. These men will make good when they have had more experience. They have plenty of nerve and are willing to do their best to get ill shape.
 Sanders, at quarter, is fast becom- ing a little general. He runs his plays fast and mixes them up well. He will play safety man on defense. His ability to handle punts makes him especially valuable to any team. and can get away for long gain at will.
 There are no particular stars in the line. Brewster and Smith at tackle are showing up well. Massey, Me- Cain, Whitner and Cordell are trying for ends. All these youngsters are fast and are willing to do all they can. Jones, Collins, Murphy and Will Hams are all after line positions. With a little more experience they will make valuable men. "Chuck" Lyle is easily the star of the line, and on de- fcnse is one of the stars of the team. His work so far has been of high or der and with increased practice he ought to be real star of the team He has played center for three years and his judgment of passing the ball has been pleasure to the coach.
 One thing that is most pleasing to the coach is the fact that the squad works so well together, with harmony among all the men and united eff fort to have team play and general good fellow spirit This one thing is very noticeable among the players and it is a source of qualification to the coach, faculty and to the student body. The students are very loyal to the team and help with yells and songs to stir up the nerve and spirit of the squad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19
CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
 MAKES II BEAUTIFUL
It Becomes Thick, Wayy, LustrOus and All Dandruff Disap-
 pears.

Surely try 'Dandcrinc Hair Cleanse if you wish to immediately double the beauty of your hair. Just moiSten a cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair taking one small strand at a time /; this will cleanse the hair of dust dirt or any excessive oil-ia a few minutes you will be amazed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and abuld- ant and possess an incompatible softness. lustre and luXuriance.
 Besides beautifying the hair, one application of Danderine dissolvcs every particle of dandruff; invigor- atcs the scalp, stopping itching and falling hair.
 Danderinc is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine arc to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, nvigorates and strengthens them. It's exhlarating, stimulating and life producing properties cause the hair to STOW long, strong and beautiful.
 You can surely have pretty, soft, will just get ? cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it as directed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19

forget their dignity. It will do for you what it has done for a lot of others. You will say: ''I believe that iH just what l need after all; and if l. had only time'-you have time. It makes more time than it takes and you will gain by it. You will do bet ter work, you will be more thorough in your work, you will get more en- joyment out of life, and you will be a, more agreeable companion to those about you. And with this enjoyable recreative work the exercises are especially adopted to the need of the business and professional man, be he p or 65 years old, exercise that invigorates the whole muscular sys- tenn, strengthens the action of the heart. increases the capacity of the
 Mngs, make the body healthy strong
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19
yALJ7E OF THE "GYM"
 EXERCISE AND TRAINING

Life is a problem in these days, business and business cares weigh heavily on young and old. You will worry at time-you will have the blues. You sigh "Oh to be a boy again." Now you have hit the nail on the head. Why not be boy again? The boy spirit is in you; why not let it loose a few hours each week? It would do you a world or good.
 Join the business mems class Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday aI- ternoons or Monday and Thursday nights at the Y. M. c. A Gym" UT at least come in some class day and watch some of our business and pro- fessioaal men, when they let loose in one of their recreative games. You will for a while sit and stroke your csin and wonder how they can so lar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19
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At ambridge-Harvard, 47; Holy Cross, z.
 At New Haven-Yale, 37; LehiGh, 0, At PrinCeton-prinCeton 13; Syra- cure, 0.
 At Ithaca-Cornell 10; BuCkness, {. At West Point--Army, [; Colgate. At Annapolis 29; Dickinson. At New Haven-EXeter, 6; Yale Freshman, g.
 At Pittsburgh gh-Pittsburgh, IF; Car lisle, G.
 At mingham-Alabam 0; North western, 0.
 At St.. Louis-Ames, 37; Washing ton, T.
 Arkansas University, 3; Oklahoma A. & M., 0.
 Vanderbilt, 30; Henderson-Brown
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19
CHARTER WAS AMENDED.

, Little Rock, Oct 17.--A report has gone out from Little Rock, and pub o lished in many of the state papers, that the Sparkman Mill & Lumber Company of Camden and Sparkman, had surrendered it's charter to the state. This report has injured the mill company materially, when in stead of surrendering the charter, the concern enlarged it's business, The Sparkman company amended it's charter so that it might engage in the real estate business, along with it's other business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19
HIGH ELEVEN IS
 IN BAD SHAPE Game With Monticello Team Team Postponed Because of Illness of Players.
FORDYCE IS COMING
Coach Encouraged Over the Good Work of Crew of
 Scrubs.

The calling off of the Pine Bluff High game with Monticello Aggies yesterday came as a disappointment to many of the local fans. The condi- tion of the local team has not been up to normal, with so many on the sick list. especially Massey, Sorrells and number of others who have been unable to go through with the work on account of bruises The game thirty lads reported for practice and though a number of them are light yet they are speedy and have the nerve to tackle. The coach is for tunate in having so many good scrubs to fall back on and may have to use many of them during the season. Sickness and injury will have to be contended with and it is a good thing for any team to have a number of good subs to use in a pinch.
 The team that will represent Pine Bluff High School this season will be lighter than last year. Their average weight is about 140 pounds. and that, with ineXperiencc. will handicap the chances for landing championship. These gritty, nervy, high strung youngsters are making up in speed what they lack in weight and before the season is over they will make some of the team go some.
 A thorough drill in signal practice and a better knowledge of the game on defense will be the work of the coming week and with every man in condition to put his spirit in the game and work for the success of the team, Fordyce will find a team hard to beat next Saturday.
 Christopher, at left half, is much better than last year. His running around end is his chief ground gain CT and he is reliable man to hit the line when few yards are necessary
 
 His ability to carry the ball in a brok en field and taking advantage to pick his openings makes him one of the very best halfbaCks ever turned out at the High School. On defense he is Q terror, always watching the play. and is able to get in fast and down the runner for loss. His tackling is sure and accurate. He hits his man hard, is always in the game and never fails to add an encouraging word to the players. He is playing his last year at the High School and should have a successful season, bar ring accidents.
 Sorrells, another star of last years team. is playing right half this season. He will make another Fletcher at that station. His weight is 160 pounds and for such a heavy lad his speed is above the average The features of his play is his ability to run in a 1 broken field and when tackled often l carries them a yard or more. He is an excellent line plunger, picks his openings like veteran and runs low and gets away fast. He will be call ed on to do large part of the line i plunging.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19
THE WORLD :. l SERIES BEGIN
rom White SOx.-WeatIl. d and Fans Wear
 OyercOats.

Ohio, Oct. 1S.-Fandom |ith midsummer enthus- |rcoats here today and Fiants trounce the White
 in the first game of the rid series. Mathewson
 T Of pitching the first |5,OoO mile of pastiming, p clubs have before them, took the honor of mak- Dit. Joe Benz started for Ps, but was knocked out
 round. Leverenz, the St.
 pitcher, finished the pants had such a lead at ne fourth that Mathew
 Il out and Tesreau was
 New Workers made fif- purlng the contest, while pts were held to seven. k H E II Q 0 0 1 0 o O. 2 z 2 E 0 21O o x-11 Is 0 Benz, Leverenz,= =Schalk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19

and shapely and gives new life and energy to the whole man, exercises that appeal to the professional and business man offering eXceptlOhai opportunity for a thorough and com plete physical development of the highest order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19

We have them-Boss Gas Cook Stoves, 2 burners on top and an 1S- inch oven for $50; burners on top and an 1S-inch oven for $11.o0. Cleveland.Matfhews Hardware Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-10-19

and Daily; Mathewson, Tesrcau and
 Wingo. Empires, Klem and Sheridan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-03

NEW CLEANS. La. Dee.
Governor lutbor g. Uou. cot Louis.
lama, and Mayor Martin Bphrman
OF New Orleans Welcomed th, mpm-
beers OF The American Institute of
Architects after President Walter
Cook OF New York city had open.
ed the i7th annual convention ol
the Institute a. the Grunewald no.
toI ihia morning Every one OF the
a2 chapters and the two State as
ISOLATION. affiliated With tho uau.
iui' nro represented D. tes d0'..
Gates The convention will remain
Boo session lhrn, days and viii di
Ou.s many matters of great impo.
lance 200 the profession Th, uss
sage OF Jaw which NIl mako +.
p1a.h'. for Tho Federal government.
tU secure the assistance OF tHu best
architects u tho Oow,r. Do up
pIln.nl and duHHu. of mhi.
building uIIl hr amoul tho prime.
Ia topic of disu -Iou Tl. 1000
,Nal banquet viii take pa.. con
Thursday ,h. r.0au. dW OF ,n,
convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-03
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aot selling ieWelry Tor this give
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-03
Amusement

a new addition Co the Elts uIr
NuHrcIa. which W.u 700 thcr two
nights engagement az the Grand
Opera House Thursday and Friday
utuis. december aud ul br
the Act Beautiful show.ua the
..tpu age. OF Love lu this art there
appears sixteen people eight ladIe.
and tho amo number of gentlemen
h choice pick was made by tho local
Elks oi thr Young ladies to DEe
part Boo thi. act. Vith ihe result. that
eight of tho prcItioei local girls nill
boz seen ON these nights
Tho show moving v.lh y.eur
and tw. aud r1c greatest local show
over arDf win greet your eyes
either Thursday CT Friday night
Ticket .alr opens ths mowr. 90 %
o'.In.. 900 tur Amarillo Drug store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-03

whole handful Of Gotchs hair from the
roots
That proved the dovu,sI oi pardel
10 as an asrifant for the highest
vrcg;'ing hon0rs I'M wild mMp
the wrottlrrs shifted about tbc mat
and in less than thirty seconds Go,ch
had pardol.os left Geo. up h8 blck
ior the COO hold There vas q sharp
snap audible to those al trc rIugsidc
pardolo with groan son 20 thr mat
bon drioI. Ma examination uounl that
a lisamcr had been snapped buf tho
game italian came back for tl0 second
lalI which Gotch won in a few sec.
onus.
Gaich made a speech In which ho
told the crowd Do deeply regretted the
accident to p.rdcllo 20 wac ono of the
few times ihe worlds champion has
lost hIs temper on the mat
The day after The match says
Gotch. 20 friend OF mime met parioIo
huuuns about lhe streets of Chicago.
What &C. You thu, 90 Gotch now 20
my friend J.s,I tia.
'Guleal was h.H answer Why.
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oua tine ma.a and so .oa ga vrusuc
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da iol, I sIorH ,o laugh Go.cha,
he cotDua ANS O iu. fuH, Um npl
da ha,ba OG yt Cu.ua hr very
lIua aa .all
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ta.ha proa.,lrg interest 90 lh'
champion Alt.t ever. match Guicb
had n Chicago ha Wrestling TIGHTS
disappeared rard.rn took them tor
.oW Mrs A,u hia lu match u
Chicago Cote. ordered . ao, .ur.t hi8
TIGHTS and . .l th,y carried
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-03

Leo paricllo. Fun maker of the
wrestling maI at one ,lmo Imagined
be- could down Irall Gotch Tho TIA
Ian W.a hgraldel 90 one %. The touGh.
ost m'l iu the game and Go,ch
thought be Uas taking on bis con.
tract zoo ag Gin" 10 an encounter with
this fighting demon from sunny
Italy luh UrrslyrH were disillu
STONED November &c. 1906. az the
Brookus Casino. Chcaro- when they
met boo lriHh match After this de-.
feat p.rdoIio devoted his talents to
comedy. and as q mir'h producer has
made c01auys thousands laurh
Go,ch had heard that pardclo was q
bone bgDalr, and a prize fighter he
was apps.s.s 'aa' hc would bo for,u.
nate Go escape with both ears intact
anl ali hi. teeth ir his hoyd after en-.
rouutcriun 'ho l,,a, sensation from
Latin Europe
Tho might Of tho match found tho
pavilion packed almost 20 Hunocation
parloi0 rushed al Gotch Ike a Wild
man when toe referee sipualod the
start bar Cotch side.s'oppad him.
Gotch went Co hil hands and knees.
lifted rarl,.l0 u the air aud hurled
him TO far mat This was the signal
for palurilo 60 employ jho rough ilc.
ties for umgI ac WAS noted lie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-03
PRESIDENT READS
ANNUAL MESSAGE
tContinuod from Page Two)

tons of mine labor end making the
mines more economically productive
us well a. more safe. This Is an
all-imp0rtant part of the work Of
conservation. and the conservation
of human life and energy lies even
nearer 60 our interest than the pres
oryatiou from waste OF our material
resources
We owe H.. In mere justice 10 the
railway employee OF the country. TO
provide for the ma fair and cflec-
tive employers liability act. ana a
law that we can stand by in this
matter will bee no less 10 the ad
vantage of those who administer tho
railroads of the country than Ia the
advantage of those whom they en-
ploy. Tho experience of large
number ul the States auundanu2
proves that
We ought 60 devote ourselves 60
meetlns pressing demands of plain
justice like tbs as earnestly as 90
the accomplishment of political aud
economic reforms social Justice
comes first Law is the machinery
for H. realization aud is vital only
aa 90 expresses aud cmbodiC 3D.
An international conrrcs Tor the
discussio ct an que tions that at
feet safety at sea is now sitting boz
London 90 the suggestion of our own
Government, $50 soon as the con
illusions OF that congres. can hc
learned and con .icrod wc ought 10
address ourselves. umuus other
Things to the prompt alienation of
trc very unsafe. unjust. and burden
some conditions which now surround
tho employment uf sailors aud rcu-
der &c extremely difficuli TO obtain
tbD services of spirited and compo.
tent men such us every nip needs 10
b. ls to be- safely handled aud
brought to port
May not express Che very real
pleasure ! have ckpCr ouCcd boz CO.
operating with this Congress and
sharing with it the lahors of COM
men service 20 which it has devoted
itself $40 miro arcdly durur the
past seven months of accomplishing
concentration upon tn" business OF
luislauou' surely u a % Proper
and pertinent part of my report on
th" state OF the Union 90 express
my admiration for the diligence
the good temper, and tuo SAN COM
pruhon.iou of public duty which has
a'road, been manifested hy both the
houses and ! hope that u may not
Doe deemed an impairment intrusion
of myself into the picture b. say
with how much ana how constant
sati faction have awaited myself of
tho ru.iloc I'd. putting mi tim, and
energy 90 their disposal alitp a
counsel and BOO action
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-03

'rumrl'd in corner chair and John
hs Barber is trying 10 got back his
.hr language after The short excite.
uult John .s crying for more towels
% tr Co stop tho TOW for when this
.gWc.y party BEGAN 20 wind ~ ! am
about decided TO beat him 10 the
l1ah .u Che interest az law and
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