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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29

exclusive story of his company and
then things hum. A railroad wreck
little sister reported dead and a
game kid who sticks to his job
through everything-these are the
human elements of this gripping pic
ture
"The Vengeance of Balora." Bio
graph A girls stand to save her low
er from his own act. In her own
outraged sense of Injury Galora
sought to bring the young express
agent into the justice that men sought
to give, while the other woman
sought to save his life from disaster
and won. So the vengeance of Ga
lora worked for the common good
one man was saved in moment OF
weakness, while through many thrill
ing adventures the real offenders were
brought to justice.
"The Treasure of Captain Kidd
Edison The great pirate lands a
Corlears Hook to bury his enormou
aasure. Repulsed by young gir
who loves one of his crew, Kidd draw
his cutlass to kill her. The brav
young lover defies his brutal maste
and saves her life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
from Lehman Tuesday.

from Lehman Tuesday.
Miss Edith Warrington, sister of
Rev f. w. Warrington, has accepted
a position as nurse for DR.. f. o. Par
ker of Pendleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kidwell and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Etter of Missouri
arrived here Wednesday to visit with
relatives ana friends for a few weeks
Mrs. H. II. McReynolds and dau-
ghters Elsie, Maude and Grace spent
Wednesday afternoon doing some
shopping.
! Mrs. Frank Humphrey of Pendletor
| is visiting her sister Mrs. Geo. Samp
| bell.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoff
ner baby girl. Both are doing we'll
Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. Campbell are tn,
proud father and mother of tel
!. pound baby girl.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
PaStiIlle.

Another of those big sensational
pictures at the Pastime Friday.
Tapped Wires" A Wonderful heart
interest dramatic story in two parts.
overflowing with pathos, humor and
exciting situations. A story that you
will remember as one that rings of
human nature. Bring your friends
they will be sure to enjoy it. It's
wonderful.
Tapped Wires" Essanay. The
rivalry of two news syndicates is re-
flected in the humorous feud between
two office boys One of them dis
covers the leak that destroys every
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
Company of unusual Excellence at
the Grand

ltft
Combining real acting with clever
singing and dancing, the Frank Rich
company (Northern) will open at the
Grand Theater for an engagement Of
two weeks starting Saturday, August
goth. The company numbers eighteen
people and includes such well known
performers as Herb Bell. Mack Swain
Aubery Carr. Frank Earle Edythe
Wilma. Cora King Swain. Dora
Gardner and others of equal repute,
including the famous Rich Bevy Of
Beauty Broilers who are correctly
designated "The Sunshine Girls"
The Rich company appears in rapid
fire musical tabloids, giving three
complete changes of program each
week during their stay. The opening
bill which will hold the boards for
three performances only, for Saturday
night. Sunday matinee and night. Is
called 1.-THE Beauty Doctor" and 1t
differs from the usual tabloids, in
asmuch as while the piece is replete
with comedy situations, there is a
very pretty love story and a clever
plot sutained throughout.
Each bill is interpolated with ten
musical numbers by the various prin-
cipals, assisted by "The Sunshine
Girls" Popular prices will prevail
during this engagement
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
.
. PERSONAL NOTES
o OF PILOT ROCK
s%~ . = . . . 90 90
(speclal Correspondence.) }


PILOT ROCK, Ore. Aug. 29.-J. P.
McManus was a business visitor at
Pendleton Monday.
Mr.. Hartford, travelling agent for
the international Harvester Co, of
Portland is spending this week here
on business.
Earl Rankin visited at the county
seat Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Folsom Of
Pendleton, passed through Pilot
Rock Tuesday on their way home
from their mountain home at Ka-
mela.
Henry Casteel was visitor at the
county seat Monday.
l.. C. Scharf, cashier of the First
Bank was called to Portland on bus
mess Thursday.
Marvin Roy was a visitor at Pen
dleton Tuesday evening.
j. w. Etter spent Monday in PEN
dleton on business.
Sam Nelson of Butter creek was in
town Saturday doing some trading.
Earl Rankin and Vera Jaques spent
Sunday afternoon with her sister at
Nye, Mrs. James Whitaker.
Lon Eetter was a guest at the coun-
ty seat Sunday.
DR.. Lieuallen, formerly of this town
but now of Portland, was here on bus
mess between trains Thursday
Mrs. Carl Jensen left Monday af-
ternoon for Portland to visit with
relatives and friends for few weeks.
Emmet Kidwell left Sunday morn
ing on his vacation into the. noun
tains on a hunting trip.
West Smith and son Roy returned
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your freckles.
as the prescription othine - double
Strengths guaranteed to romove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-
double strength-from your druggist
and apply a little of 1t night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun
to disappear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. 1t Is seldom
that more than an ounce Is needed
to completely clear the skin and gain
beautiful complexion.
Be sure and ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee of money back If 1t fails
to remove freckles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29

sT. J.,MES MP ORTING COMPANY
e7s wea Broa6w ay, New York CITY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
~~~>~~~ . % .
A oUARTETTE OF FOUR.

= Harry Fadely. treasurer of the
= Kinloeh Telephone Co.. thinks
= he has the best laugh now in
. captivity. He tells the history
q of II as follows:
. Patrons of a West End gar
= den. who like their after-dinner
. leispre diverted by music were
y pleased when the proprietor put
= on an expensive Italian quartette
= of singers. But the proprietor
. the first night wore an extreme
. ly long face.
. whats the matter John%'
. friend asked him.
. I'm sore on thesea singer. l
. pay beeg, money, $500. to hire
y one beeg Eetalian quartette and
. what you think? Only four
. show up, st. Louis Post-Dis-
. patch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
Minister Praises This laxative

Rev. II. Stubenvoll of Allison, Ia,
in praising DR.. Kings New Life Pills
for constipation, writes: "Dr. Kings
New Life Pills are such perfect pills
no home should be without them.'
No better regulaor for the liver and
bowels. Every pill guaranteed. Try
them. Price 25c, at Koeppens.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
The orpheun.

For Fridays program a splendid
two reel vitagraph feature. "The In
truder' with Maurice Costello and
Mary Charleson in the leading roles.
The Intruder. Vita Two reels. \
proud old gentleman and his niece
have lived on a farm rent free for so
many years that they almost regard
it as their own. When the landlord
dies and his already wealthy nephew
inherits the land the old gentleman
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29
Kansas Again Hot.

TOE)EKA. Kan, Aug. Kansas
experienced a return of the heat wave.
Manhattan was the hottest town in
the state with Ill. In Topeka max
imum of 103 was reached
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-29

Isn't it queer how many of your
friends are broke when you want to
borrow a few dollars?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
VIRGINIA EXPECTS
ENOUGH FIGHT
Will Put Different Line-Up in
Field From That Used
at GEORGETOWN.

charlottesville. Va. NoVeTnh,r :5.l ~ e.
j. likely - be real football! game In I:icn-
ln"ud Thursday. A"G It game. also. ihdt II
the hall j. handled cio,,uly uui no vital mis-
takes made. vii! stand tn. fttinG
clims.N Tor "a" '"il"pe SEASON. Here az VII
einia tho COACHES r".lize tnn' tho team ia
or.er 10 win, viii have - put up a better
article OF ball than has boon shown since M
Vanderbilt gene.
Jus, how the Virginia team viii cup
Thursday Is uot known. Certain IL H. that
it win not hc ia" same ~ IA the George
town game This ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to- nigh, by
Head Coach Nnrr"n mas sct the student
body TO guessing whether th. changes vii!
be in the line or Jckii"l6.
Tho nnai workout "i inc season tool,
place this AFTERNOON ON i.ambc;h Field.
one hour was Spcu, III signal prdctic. AND
AN Gi;a"k nu Tia" ch"rr!,.r nicchiu-.
o-niEh; big mass meeting "..~ held u.
,abcu Nail TO arouse 'nt"r"Si IN tho game.
Tie speakers were IL. Charles Nlphon-r
Smith. %: the faculty, and Head 'nach Wal-
rem.
TN" following squad of tweuty-ona players
will leave here shortly after noon to-iuoT-
row ior Eichuroni: captain carter. lett.
l;"dus Maiden. Voolfolk Gillette. White.
tol"lnnn. Rag. Laud"s. W. u. Co"nau.
,iooch Mayor Rend"lph. Speer Walker
SPAR CIcekmore. Grown. t'!1muagau and
Word
Thorpe OF COLUMBIA" VIII referee. Win
.Sugdcu Of Harvard. a. umpire. and Murphy,
al Vail. head IL. nan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
BOSTON SCHOOL
WANTS GAME HERE

II Johns Perpetrators school, Of
ferred To in the letter as Greater Eos-
Ton. wants to play = game OF foot
ball with q representative Team in
Richmond. representative prep
school The Massachusetts eleven
will journey East next week and
would like TO lock horns with some Of
Cur local youngsters on the Both Of
the month. The travellers from The
IIun city are willing TO accept - nomi-
nal guarantee. to partly dcfraN their
expenses. They have an offer 10 play
in Chicago, but would like To see how
nearly equal the schools of the West
and East and South are. The letter
follows:
Danvcrs. Mass. November -. 1913.
Mr. Gus Malbcrt. Richmond. Va:
Dear Sir.-St johns Prep School of
Danvcrs Mass (Grcator BostoD would
like to play the championship team Of
Virginia som" day III The week begin
ming November 80.
We have an Offer ~ present to play
in Chicago. and would like 10 see :,
test Of how Southern nigh schools or
preparatory schools compare in foot
ball. Gould YOU see il some Richmond
champions would like 10 sec us play
there. The expenses would not he too
much. as We go on a fair guarantee to
help cover some OF The expenses ANY
how, let us hear from you
Thanking YOU III advance. | remain
Yours sincerely
Is THOMAS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
TINKER TO GET HIS
WALKING PAPERS
Reds Must Now Do Annual
Act Of Hunting New
Manager.

ClD"in.tu o.. Novcmbcf -5 vs. on.
tally ANNOUNCED o., tho Loard al directors
~ tho Cincinnati Bas"hull club late today
'h"' JOE Tinker. manager OF Fac team. la-,
season. would hot manage !, uur.uE next
-'..pn. III" official stat"iueu' snidt
IN" Officers and directors ~ tn ''ucir-
raii Exhibition Company desire to .,uupuut"
that th"y could not come To a shtiStactor.'
arrecmcut with AIg Tinker 10 act - playing
n"n"."r f"r the cinrmmait- team nest gear.
Ia" question Involved dd no, pertain to
Ss!HrS MI Tuh"r seemed 10 believe that
ID" was entitled, ii hc aEaIu assumed the
position a. playifs manager ui the EedS. 10
uSHrp all the authority vest"., i'y H. stock
holders IA tire executive officers ana Tie
board of directors of the company.
"a 10 who the manager ui the team will
he g. - question for IN" future. and VIII he
considered at til" proper time.
August HERMANN. president of The club
said that ~ present tic clUh has un one iu
sight - take chnrg" ~ TN. team i'm lrlf j.
!s understood Tinker will Not he given his
Trlc!isc outright.
rho news that Tiul."r would nos Ice retaln-
"d came rs great surprise to local fans.
Whil" ~" indication of tho new MANAGER was
given hy ,lui, directors /; Is ;utimat"d that
tho r"i.a-" al Fielder .I"n"s 10y tN- Chicago
-\m"rc;sU> may have some bearing "u the
situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
FORK UNION PLAYS
LAST GAME TODAY
Blackstone Academy Will Be
Met in Final Contest Of
Successful Season.
spccinl 70 Tho Times pisratch.I

FORK Union. Va. November .5.-'fhr Foir
Union Mil!taIN Academy football squad left
today 70! Blnckston". where to-morroW
they pley their final game OF tho season
with Blackstone Academy. Th" cadet eleven
IL far from tha best condition, du" to sew
cral regulars OF th" team hniUg OF the
lineup on aocoun, 81 Sigh; INJURY. I.cit
End Peters VIII l." 81 the game. due
I" sickness II" will Ice ~ith. the team al
blackstone. however. Coach =. " Benton
has been WORKING al, charges at daily prac-
i!Ce since the Woodbcrry Forest same. Th"
cadets gave the strong Woodbury. team a
hard game. scoring an equally number OF
iourhjowis. TN. orange school winning out
On field goal. However tho cadets expect
hard Een" With tho heavy Blackstone
team. hIt viii play th"ir hest 10 win III,
last scheduled game
Captrin Earnest fun! expects victory ;tt
blackstone. bringing {" a close n Very .u~c"s--
iul ssnsoN. Pan and Peoples 80 fan and
quarter. vii" have been IL tho lime light
stars in numerous battles. are slightly
injured. bat Will be in their old positions
Ia III. final game
Til" line. ny Of Fork Union >oad.iny will
be-: Captain Earnest. rieht oni. Harris
riSh' tackle ig"nmahUss iigh, quart;
karncs. centre; stone, loft guard Hubbard.
irtt t."Nl" Hriuinshain left -no People.
Qu,rtcr back. Reynolds right half. Par,
fun back. and Parker, LETT half
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
Y. NJ. |. PLAYERS
IN GREAT SHAPE
Ready to Put Up Game Of
Their Lives Against
v. P I.
{ special o The 'rines-pi.pa,ch.l


Lexington. VA. NoVcin Der c5-The Y
NJ / squad put in its last afternoon Of
practice here this afternoon before il
meets Y. T. in Roanoke on Thanks
giving Day There waH no scrimmaEe.
most Of The time being devoted to q
hard. fast signal practice. dummy tack
LINK ana omen field running. Youcl
who for some time past has been in
bad condition. did som. puntinG and
practiccd Il few goals Much to the
surprise Of tho coaches. no was able
To play in the game with Noanoke COL
lcgc ON last Saturday. oaks has been
doing some kicking I'm case he should
happen 10 be called upon 10 take
Ioucll's place.
After the signal practice. the coaches
got down TO work on some OF the new
plays they havn been perfocting. and
PAT in ttrcc-quartcrs of an hour round =
in. these int" shape
The splendid condition Of practically
al ot'thc men on til" squad has proven
the wisdom OF the coaches in round
ing the players into shape n the very
cnd Of the acasou instead Of over
training them cv"ry man to-day was
IN his place and in tho pink of physi-
cal condition.
Head Coach poaaue. coach cutter
req, Manager ti;,ndN ana Assistant
Manager carson, together with aoout
twcnty-tVe men, VIII leave Lexington
"Wednesday morning for salem. where
they Will spend the uieht The special
train carrying the corps Of cadets. fac
ally and Lexington people To the num-
ben Of 20e. Will leave Lexington Thurs
day morning about . o'clock Special
trains viii also be rum from Richmond
and i.Enchhure 10 cars the alumni and
supporters 81 the Y NJ. l. TO The game
Practically all Of lii" arrangements
for III" contest haV. hccu perfected
When tn" initial kick-on il made be.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

i'll th" hrSt series or eight games out
or a total of twenty-five games 81 ten
pms. l" be rolled for the championship
81 Richmond ana Petersburg. the fol-
lowers OF tic same wore afforded am
excellent exhibition on tho Newport
Alleys last night when Whit Whitman
won the honorS of the series hv de-
iettinS ilcrmos Mcfarland by 1873 pins
rolling grand total of Loci IN eight
games against McFarlaud's grand total
OF l.i.5
The second series OF eight games
VIII be rolled on Tho Palace Ailcys
next Tuesday night. beginninr at $
ciock Hnd tho final nine Gam.s Will
he rolled on the Academy Alleys al
ic'"rshnrR, on Tuesday, pocember .
'' "hi'h INN" the Petersburg howlcrs
VIII civ" banquet in honor of the
two howlcr*. and the officials or ,n,
quests
rresidcn : y Williams. of Tie t;i.b.
m"hd Rowling Association made
".lci ia!k ocfor" the series bean last
h'%ht- II" stated that tils WINS
friendly contest To dccid. tic chm
l"oh bowler OF Richmond and pato,e-
hur" anh that medal wo,,Id Io
awarded the winner. VINO would h.. re-
P"ll'd 1" accept challenges three ,ip.s
" Tear from amy bowler i'm tho M
cities Wv ~"
Pre.sid"n' Williams acted as rcfcro.
" W." also L. Nal"c. q! PETERSBURG
''"N 'Fcrmhn was umpire. ana
'',,F roy ana Thorp" acted as scorers
- oif"F"nt places on III" alleys. There
was q i@rs" number OF spectators and
good paturcd roofing ..nrou,,,,nG ,l,i
bowIers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

ElNinS SonR-Carolula Mas suucthin.
up It's sleeve for NirsiniA--i1 just rs
potent now as in former years Per
maps there's foundation i'll fact for
the Feeling Virginia has gone through
IN" season with just one reverse: Wiz
Sinia has "onVinccd al that she has a
mighty band OF warriors. even though
they were forced to Trail the path Of
deieat before Georgetown by L scant
margin; Virginia has boon we'll coach
ed ana We'll grcomcd for the last pcr-
torrance on il.u grid for 1918 but
what az Carolina
Those Tarhcels have hud u compara-
iiNciv easy schedule. They h;,vc Lccu
hS"ten and they have won games
Th|rc has not been ANYTHING naShy
about tEon achievements but thcN have.
ccnSist"ntl% improved. Tho coaching
Str"n2th - tn" greatest cvcr assem-
blc0 III tn. Soutl-'rci 'ondlctom. Fat
~ '{lu"tenthal. Lo@sio rrcuchard ana
Nat CHrtn"il som. wonderful quartet
and they lave been augmented bv
alumni. former stars at Carolina. Then.
again. Tier" is the fact that the only
reason ior not wearing plumbers ON tn.
PLAYERS. so thut th"v who ram mirh,
read ana understand. is that som" III
ilr PLAYS evolved might bo EXPOSED
Us TIE spirit OF unccrtaintN that al
ways prevails before q Virginia Caro-
iin4 game that, IN tho final estimate
oraws tho crowd year in ami Year out
Conservative peopl" estimate the crowd
nj iov"" before tho gates open. ;,nd tho
odNano" sale practically proves thci,
estimate.
Virginia will nrriv. This afternoon
anu VIII he uuartcrod at the Jefferson.
me Carolina squad will remain in Pc
iersburG until Tomorrow prcf.rrinr
20 rest in the quietude OF the Cockade
City 10 Drawing tho nosts Of friends
ana admirers mere Prospects arc for
"n almost ideal football day With
iair weather faircr girls and young.
sters. snpelladcu with enthusiasm. tho
older among tie crowd will absorb the
spirit Of tho day ANA the spirit of the
game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
ARE: READY
FOR HAMPTON TEAM

Iu" H"urdi,tinc College is having som.
l"i" rrt'i tie" NOW sr;tius iuto c"nditict
Ton Tho game la Hampton Who're it viii ri,v
: b" liamptou iiisl school tomorrow. 'Th,
lo'- are To go"d shape now. ana should
So ING trahtuNn warriors all thc tight they
"r' lookius Tor. Inc Cadets arc anxious 10
YIN from ~" iiHiupton boys Tor tho reason
mat nc I"in Marshall iiirh school could
90" nothing WITH them in tho gam" ~ Sew
p"ri News. Chief Mourn"r' Most win 10
IN lhH job Win many of tn" cadets To load
"a ,ii' ch"crus i"' 'euclictiuc college III.
i""'" Nil! leave Ntiu street station on III. g
" ''u' tram i'r HAMPTON aud viii urrly.
lu tho t"rbt"Wr ip time fui. q. r.~t nud f..
n, 'n'eiiin"d !" ih" f""thaN team of that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
ALTERNATELY ST|RS
STUDENTS IN TALK
Tarheel Captain Says That Caro-
lima College Will Put Up
Great Fight.
lSpooinIto The Tirnes.pi.p

Chapel nm y g. Novcmhor 4, ,.h.ored
cI ~ me stirring Utt"rhucc ui Captain
Ab"rnathy that wn arc going 10 nrh; far
coaches, az Caroline students hud fo, caro-
INA alumni an over Norih 'rroiins ANA
nsht IKE II mass-ms-ung OF huge
proportions brought . ORNATE nui-h 20 til,
taih"ols preparation Tor Virgins on Thurs.
ny. Ia,h.rin2 momentum in speeches hy
p"Eeic' rr-nchard Graduate Manager u,
L"udon randy. menber of inc .ievrn.
ana members OF The faculty. tho dcuoustri..
ZION excited 10 the nla.s-Iucctins continued
until 81" hour t0-niril,
not .; late vehrr rs. cr*staiialnr Q. col
leg" spirit h"cu 20 complete as &, vr.,4 TO.
hiEht on the cN" o: the teams departure.
"a" backing 81 student body d. solid and
E"p"s "t- running high Tor giving Virginia
ma -un"St struggle In many YEAR. TO OF.
set tn" advantaK" of tn. Virginia team ilt
w. superior qualities az wci,h, and expert
enc" Coach Trcurhard b, rpufdeu. that tho
hEh'nr stamina and So huowi'dEo OF Tic
sam" vii! mas" ali Nnr,h Carolina rroud
.uf its football eleven
pa" final appearance ~ the eleven on th.
helo TINS afternoon In signal DIN rracttcaIly
makes positive ~" com pi"tlor oi tho back
i"l', one" IN doubt as to VINO vould start
;hc gam" Parker j. slated for f,.li back IN.
stead Of Erwin. rnd Fuller VIII start 81 nigh
h"li. Allen WI! 80 ia ~ 0uarter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
HIGHLAND PARK
WINS ONCE MORE

Inc Highland Park basketball team
put IL ON III" Barton Heights bows by
the large score OF - 10 d. Tho gam.
was played ~ the Highland Park
grounds Yesterday attcruoon The
game was pretty ou". even though
the score was ono sided and the Bar
ton Heights boys played hard through
out Inc gam" Manv features han
pcncd in the fast battl. Tho High
land Park boys started tho gam. fast
ana simply took their opponenta off
their iect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

-N4"sEO ID, N0VclWW"! .1.--IOc IIWN.r ~
-"rt"d here Tonight b." would never be {,
player on IN" team from whose Infringement
he was ouste6 to-Iay. ~" said hiS release
.an" - -,rprisc' ana he htd no plans.
Tinker regretted that ne couhi not retain tho
inHiiaSemcn; t"I another year, as hc thought
Inc could buiid mp tn" team into "a stronger
aggregation.
Tinker asserted he Nas released because
as manager. ne refuse: 10 TO a tgIrchc.td.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
PLAY ONE MORE
GAME SATURDAY

TAy Ioi9. Marshall High S,Lou! ANA ,he
tc'".iCtinc College will meet neNt saturday
"ii'ru""u To play IA" game over which was
fhr"Wn ont because a maui playing tor tn"
tlEh school was over tho arc named In tho
bA.laNS ~ VIC frcp school League.
inc cadets did not make ,h~ kick II Wa
a t!iSt school man Who wanted the John
itrShuu High school to win fair ana SQUARE
IN" High school hciu practice. YESTERDAYS
afternoon. and is confident Of doing lust
what 1t did Tho first time. ami that ~ 10
YIN from Ia" Bcucdictiuc college by q,
good margin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
m>Kn scRIMMAoE roR CADETS
-NrInN I!n> I.a>t Real Practice Before fla,
iny \mNN NuturtIuA

West Point \. y. November Tile
cadets h"d Their lg,i hard sorimmnsc to-
Ha% before iinne-up against tho Navy ia
N'W iork SATURDAY., Coach DAILY gave tho
iu'n ten minutes of scr!muasiuc. and then
SEM aii hands through lively signal drlI.
Ii'IN"E II. N"St, tn" Mtcitigon coach, hclp-
men ""rr drilled in some new formations
a Was ANNOUNCED ,o-da, ,hat every ticket
on Ih' AiuA allotment for tho Navy same
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

Sew York. November -5.--Thc events ior
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N nrfiriur'hip- which VIII ho held az III.
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saturday 'VcuiE=t January were nuuouu,
cl in-niEht ~ 'hc championship committee
oi INC \ I. Tho list follows: SIKH
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running h.h jump .'7udiur broad juinn.
E hn1ins high Iump ani siHiy-yard high
hurdle
n Is cypcr,ch tha, several impoi,sn, coli
i"rcs VIII D." geprcsentcd.