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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23

After frying pork or bacon, put into
the fat slices of stale bread. AS it
fries, pour over each slice little milk
or water and salt to taste, turn and
fry on the opposite side. This is a
very appetizing dish
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23

Secretary of State Bryan has cancelled
some of his Chautauqua lecture dates so
as to give attention to important mat
tiers in connection with the duties of the
office of Secretary of State. We would
not be surprised if he saw fit to cancel all
of those lecture contracts-so great has
been the public protests against the same.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23

That's a joke, sure, on Senator Bris-
tow, the Progressive, who criticises
Secretary Bryan for neglecting his $12,
900 year job to gather in few shekels
by lecturing. Bristow evidently didn't
think that his application for sinecure
at 81, 500 year on the Canal Commits
sion would be shown up. But it was. He
seems not to have been averse to a little
easy picking himself.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23
HYDE PARK and EDEN AUTOMOBILE STAGE
S oUTfi BOUND

SOUTH BOUND
Leave Eden Mills $50 AM, 3.OOp. NJ
Leave Eden cas- SIS /"
Leave No. Hyde P'k7.0O $50 &"
NORTH BOUND
Leave Hyde Park 9.45 A. M, 7.15 p. NJ
Leave No. HydePk 1915 7.45 p. NJ
Leave Eden 1890 =" 500 P. NJ
Special side trips made at low rates.
ERNEST PAGE, Prop'r.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23

Martin A. Taylor of Providence, R. l. +,
a summer visitor, was fined Si5 and costs
of about So by Justice T. G. Pears,us of
Cuttingsville at that village for catching
eight brook trout under six inches in
length. He paid the fine, which was
figured at $40 for the first fish and So for
each of the others.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23

Over 500 automobile licenses have
been issued in Vermont and over a
hundred thousand dollars turned into
the treasury therefrom shows that Yer
mont is "going some" when it comes to
autos. 1t also shows that the best roads
possible should be made in all parts of
the state, for the auto owners pay well
for them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23
Knockers,

"A haberdasher complains that canes
do not find ready sale in this town.
This may be because it is difficult to
carry cane and hammer at the
same time.-Topeka Journal.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23
Contradictory.

Queer things, these alleged wise
saws. Know thyself,' for instance.
On the other hand, familiarity breeds
contempt" How do you dope that
cut?
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23
Garfield

All busy haying.
Mrs. F. B. Noble of Hyde Park was a
guest at the home of Mrs. c. NJ. Davis
from Sunday until Monday night. Mas.
ter Murray Noble is spending the week
here and having "a corkin' good time!"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23

Where does the phrase occur, what
can't be cured must be endured?"
1t is an old proverb, origin not
known, but Shakespeare in Merry
Wives of Windsor" act 5. scene 5,
says, "What cannot be eschewed must
be embraced"
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23

What are the largest cities in Ireland,
England and Scotland?
The three largest cities in Ireland
are Dublin. 4O3.O3O; Belfast. 3S5, 1892;
Cork, 1862 The five largest cities
in England are London, 4,522, 96l; Liv-
erpool. 746.566; Manchester, 714,427;
Birmingham, 525,96O; Sheffield. 454,-
653, The four largest in Scotland are
Glasgow, 7S4,455; Edinburgh, 32O,315;
Dundee, 165,O06: Aberdeen. 162,OS4
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-23

Who was it that said "Audacity, more
audacityW
The saying is attributed to Danton
during the French revolution. DE
Paudace, encore de paudace, toujours
de Paudace'-audacity. more audacity,
always audacity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
.FROMME GIVES SOX
CHANCE FOR RALLY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Battering
ooWn Fromme with q sensational ninth
inning rally, the Chicago White Son nnade
tVo straight on the Now York Giants
LOT lhe hVe games here, winning the
game this afternoon at Recrca ton park
Dy score Of 10 3. All the ch,ca 20
runs were made IN the ninth inning
" Then fromrne was knocked from the box.
lesreau repla cling him. The winning tally
was scored or Tesreau. Up TO tho ninth
!nhlnS fromme had allowed but four hits
LeIIE LeVcrcnZ the former Los An
g.les star. started for Chicago and gave
pace 70 Benz in tho ninth inning
Crowiord started the Sox rally with
a sunging single TO right. Chase doubled
70 the Iettcneld fence. sending Crawford
70 Ihlrd: Schacfer famed Evans dou-
oied TO left scoring Crawford and Chnse.
Lesreau then went TO the mound Schalk
ssthsled To LEFT centcr. scoring Evans with
the winning run.
Inc Giants scored a run IN the sixth
on On errors by Chase and Schalk and
poyie's single. Their second tally came
IN the ninth on Doyle's walk, MerkIe's
single, Doolan's sacrifice and Thorpe's
Comiskey. who arrived In San Francisco
lhs morning. was at the game Com
my Drought with him n prospective
Gs'cner Tor next years White Sox team
,n the person OF Slight. Slight Will ao-
company the two teams on their tour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
UTAH FRESHIES PLAY
OGDEN HIGH TO-DAY

Tho University OF Utah freshmen football men
will play tho Ogden high school team In Ogden
this afternoon. Both OF these teams have been
yenn in action many tlmoS this year. and IT is
expected that tho freshmen will win easily from
the ogdon boys. Thoy hevo been playing IN.
varsity tNyice week for tho past month and
in every have boon oble TO play the first
team 20 n standstI Not n team that ho5 been
S.cn horo this season hp played with tho snap
ma speed that chraotcriTos the university fresh
mon Coach Nelly. II 10 true. had a wonderful
lot OF motcrial to work with but ho ha, showcd
thcm tho game bctter than could have been hoped
for and Tommy Fitzpatrick hos !p6pdred In them
tho gamo fight and snap which no put Into tho
varsity team last fall,
The ,7snhmea team Is big and tnst and eTpcr.
fenced They arc all in good condition and II
tboy extend themselves today thoy should T7in
ftty points on tho Ogden tcan.
guoh a scoro would be dissrace TO the og
don team. either. Tho boys undor Lon Romncy'S =
rnro are ANAL pnd for the moDt part ineHpcr-
ienced They havo not played tho game before
thin ye.- nud have known llttlo but dt1eat. They
proved Inst Saturday In their game With the Jor.
don high school that they were fighters and that
they cannot oe whipped by being told no
Tho men who Win make tho trip today arc
conts,n Pe.erron. Ward. olceen nomncy. Ram
,s2nr Earl Wilson, Bob Wilson. Douglas. Gard
ner. Barnes, Miller. LapgfoTd. Davis Jonos and
Ne3liu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
Open Play Feature.

Modern football, with the forward pass
in an advanced stage OF development. Is
likely TO feature the combat on Ferry
field. Both teams are eXponents OF the
open game. ~
r. as reported Fulbacl1 Minds Will be
out OF the game. advantage In carrying
the bah will be With Michigan. through
the possession OF the speedy Craig: This
advantage is offset on paper by the, su-
perlorlty OF Pennsylvania IN the Kicking
game for Marshall is far ahead, 1t Is be-
ileved of any OF MichlGans punters.
Traphagan and Torbet may be out or the
game. necessitating a last-minute shirt
in the Yost lineup.
wisconsin is an idle member Of the
Big Nine" tomorrow. Iowa has game
with Ames that Is expected TO settle the
state championship Northwestern hopes
for boating Indiana are offset by recent
adviccs, which indicate shit In lineup
has brought announcement 10 the Hoos-
iers. Illinois and Perdue are to meet In
a bitter struggle.
An Interesting contest is likely between
South akota and the Michigan Agg1es,
for the former. it Is said, Will send its
strongest team against the Lansing
eleven. Missouri should have little trou-
BILE In disposng of Washington.
Other games tomorrow arc:
Case VS. Ohio State, at Columbus
ST. Louis VS. Marquette, at milwaukee,
Belolt VS. Knox. ut Galesburs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
Nebraska and Kansas.

Nehraska's defeat OF Minnesota early IN
the season is regarded as no fluke west
of the Missouri, but, though late reports
Indicate that Coach Stiehm will send the
same men against Kansas tomorrow who
accomplished the Gophers' rout, feeling
bordering on confidence is apparent In
the Lawrence camp.
The Kansas coaches have faced the
problem Of preparing fol. successive I'M
portant games-Nebra ska's tomorrow and
Mssourrs a week later-but anxious 10
down the Cornnuskers, they will put their
strongest team In the field. say. late ad-
vices, Instead of saving two OF their men,
Stcuwe and James, who are not In the
best condition, for next week
Utter rout has been the fate OF eastern
teams in games with westerners this sea
son, and Michigan rooters, even the most
conservative. believe the Wolverines have
at least a fighting chance to down the
Quakers and keep the record clean. Syra-
cuse and Cornell were overwheimed I'm by
Yosts men, and the rally Of Michigan
after the defeat by the Michigan Aggies
has encouraged Ann Arbor students
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
MIDDLE WEST TO SEE
THREE BIG BATTLES

CBICAGO, Nov 14-The middle west
football season OF 1913 wi reach its cli-
max tomorrow IN three big battles IN
which representative eleyens os the cen
tral states have Staked their ambitions
for the year, Chicago and Minnesota
VIII contend for the conference champion
ship; Nebraska and Kansas will struggle
TO survive In the race for Missouri valley
honors, and Michigan will fight against
Pennsylvania to maintain the hitherto
unbroken record Of supremacy OF the west
for the season,
The game at Minneapolis will be q II
tanic struggle, As the season has ad
vanced, both Gophers and Maroons have
shown increased strength. each team
probably being now at the height OF its
development Coach Williams has trained
the Minnesota team for this game since
the beginning of the season, and Coach
Stagg has planned the work OF the Mid
way boys for this contest, With no d.
rect comparison possible from their per
forrnances this season, 1t Is generally
thought the teams ere evenly matched,
Man for man comparison between the
elevens leaves little to choose. When
there Is superiority found for the Ma
rooms at one point, critics find the Chi
caso man inferior to his northern rival
at another
Summed up the Maroons may be said
TO have a slight adva ntage IN kicking,
in Interference and IN the secondary line
OF defense; Minnesota is ahead in beef,
In driving power, and in the superiority
OF her ends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
jamestown Results
, international News sorviee.

By international News, soTTfee
First race, nye and a half niriones-salon' !1l
(Burlingamc). TO 1. won; Louise Tuyers mo
(BuxtonJ 70 !. pscond: Executor. lie IbntNe'9.
3 10 l. third. Time 1908 2-b. Lady Grant, NO
Manager. watcr Lady and suwance also ran
second race, SIX furlongs-VslkynN no tbur-
lingnmel 10 J. won Mater. III (Butwell)' 20
J. second; Captain Burns. ZIG CROKER, 70
third Time 1872 2-6. Lanccwood. Eay U Light
John p Nixon. Violet May aud Ruby Hyhms also
-. ,,--t,.,,
Third race, six turougs-AnavEt. us tFoirbroth
err. TO g won; Rod and Gun, 10 tacintsTS' .
10 T. eecond, Little England. ls (Butwol). 80 70
/, third Timo, l:l2 as. Delicious. smiTk. Man Van
holus-. JouquiI Inferno oueon. silss Grump' BY
nary aud Black Chief also ran
Fourth raoo. ono nilc.Tsrtar, " tMcoaney1.
10 B. won; Sickle io2 CNathnn)s TO ]: seSonni
Guy Eishor, io3 (Butwelll, 10 2. thiTd. Time
f:3o as Carlton G.. and EonpaTci1 also ran-
Fifth race. six 'uslongs-warblor: los tsantun-
ger), 2 TO !. won: Inci,loH loI 20 conno'2, SI-d
Time 1.ils s-5. Venetian. Troy Wolght Jonn
Mars Favn. Guido Post. Sweet owon aod Horaeo
<. also x,,,,,,s,
ar Mor,ern-,i e TO l. won: Timcsts. 1oi Ne-
lanl, 10 l. second; Aspar 1oi tpoyis, CO. 20 =
Recon Sand and Tho Squire also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
Jamestown Entries,

First raes. five and half furlonEs-sss,res ls,
iess. 100: sunsm!t Io7. Heart Beat. lla' aordo-
cat i0s: Hareoeli, 1l2 - ., ,r-.s.
f, 90. rr3Aiu,a 7 los, Yodoiing. E1 hahdi.
:' 10Y: Lambs Tnu 1io: pohest. Io2; FLASK. 1o''
beanpefo, a"' ~ n,iio"cAriton G., Io2: scnlywng,
,os, Snntr.s,or. 1o7. puqueyue. lol: Bob r. ics
Fourth nco six sS, p, Ea,se sEn
~. w,t.r iaSy. 100; Czer Michael. 10s; val
kyrie, 1ol aud Some Kid. los coupled as "h't'
"vy y,,,h -. ,,y rurlonzs-Boney neo, 1ot; Gold
Cup. tof: sherwood ia: Lace, ioS; AleAma"s'
los; water "eim niIn and .cventy yards-pcborah.
"a rnI,y Godmothor' NS. GorTard. %; I-inhrook
o The Gardener iSs; MsF5y a 1907 rS L. qp
EoIT.,, ios: lin L.. 100; Jim Caffroy 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
|tND JUNIORS
M IN CLASS GAME

|tD!hslI season opened at the
\ Uuh yesterday when the
|l;i Juniors met and played
1e.. Both teams have been
III ior the past two weeks
b s.tler game than Is usually
ID dSs team. Many OF the
\ & the college were IN tho
i |hlze crowd gathered on the
~ ihs stands 10 jeer rather
II iellows who were wallow-
= re mud.
+, game Il looked as though
n you'd win easily. They
tSoif and began 4 march
snow and Little, in the
II second-year men. were
q Icng gains through the
tci The ball nearly 10 the
=; then fumbled, Thence
-lssd lack OF condition and
Y fnetrate the line.
.E quarter it was the jun
" advantage. They used
~: With good effect and
'nSe often. On two occa- =
p got. q man away with
~ the bait seemed to be
rs runner moved too long
}dre.
s Inc stars were Udy,
wight. Udy played end
lpls for some good gains
McCarty at quarter
illloack both did some
E'A the ball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
FI jlLTED BY
||II|TE; IS TO I
!. Features Fast Game
| ssysrd Run to a
| 1ouehdown'

,s,m defeated Jordan on
q ,s Yesterday afternoon
4, 70 Z IN a rough ana faS'
!, ~. game was the play
q Esorso c,9 Hamilton OF the
Hn ,,rSan H made a touch
Jo.' Ja mass BY Vincent 10
rEsiSa rE.Ssd to Hamilton, who
nss. srs wards :or a toucn-
sf'nsc n the Sandy men
Is e ss.e" nm Granite missed
-, rs'is's md the score remained
Essl ~ o.. jordan at the close
|hycr s,sr 2, With the boil on
line. Hamilton eoon
n, slu ur.r the line and Ash
g gselled 10 kick goal.
~ Lose and full OF excite
~ . .ssirS quarter, whom ].
ee ,vsr AT. tho line for the third
g ecH. euyanite. GRANTEES goal
1ssral times. but Dutton s
E.s;s si''to' 70 push tho ball over
,D,' made several gains on
sn hut when they were
"a not seem to got hold OF
~ w s,d not uSe his entire
pl o1 "a hut used the
y ~, sSsut Ssy the game. Halton
I. ina quarterback position
y Lace @ and played a fine
< vs..rsou sr played a fast game
,..nn showed a great i'm.
,.n,sr and Mcdonald and
~ ISeIr usual form at tho
.,s.rman punted well, but
: land Tie ball over the
rnllion brothers. as usual,
/ s,5urhout the game.
|, i ~ hia usual stride. keep
..as ~ men constantly on the
,-S.d we'll and threw the ball
4 Iu 'souracy and speed. Bar
"a team In fine shape and
-;,,n all the time. Ferguson
5o,Ition we'll and never
"a, ball that was IN his
raj that Granite would out
but comparing the two
( Sts- team seemed TO be as
|iwfr. than the former,
=. sauad will be the guests OF
"a Ashton and Professor A,
4 q he Orphcnm this evening.
= hllOTs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
All ryo1,owe IN plav Wasatch

W. All ualIovs eloyen ir scheduled 10 meet the
r,sns,os Athletic club 4: Fort Douglas this morn
,ng AZ 80 O'clock Tho Al HalloNs BOYS aro IN
IT, condition and expect 20 run up big score
~ ,nn Athletic club. Coach Cortrlgg OF All Hal-
on on. 80 y-iu work many new plays Homc OF which
.. neye- been seen In this gect'ou before. The
M na.o w." ~. rairlv we'll matched tho All A,llo~s
49,. mnch Weighing about li5 pounaS 20 tho
Ian Tho game will hoip tho All Hallowp college
n,un. ,. ara Improve thom for The gaIno with the
1rreI. hisb which s. TO be played Ia Eureka on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
UTAH ELEVEN READY
FOR OCCIDENTAL GAME

los ANGELES. Nov. N-rno Utah university
football team arrived In Los Angeles today pro
o,,ar, 40 playing a Eame with tho Occidental
polisa, eIeyen at bnor field tomorrow afternoon
All srs IN excellent condition
urJIe thc Utah boys expect 70 do oultc eit
=, ,irbt,eeInr Il was evident that all things will
Sn set 1side until at,er tho samo With tho rigeN
"V IT, 0crjseut.l studcnts had arranged big
g., IN. coIleCo chapel Ia honor OF the visi-
~ ,,on' but Coach Bcnnion decided TO thke his mon
SJrnctly 70 their hotcl after LOOKING ovor The
rr,upds At Daer field.
TSiN afternoon no had tho Utah playe1 On tho
rai ~ the Y ". c. A. athletic tield and cent
them through q secret sisnai ana nmoe''ns up
stIc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15

zone out whom winning run scored.
"'Batted for Leycrcnz 70 eighth
NcW 1oTE ..a,........,,-0 o i-,
Chicago .-,............0 0 o o "a
summary: One run and five hits of Lovercnz ia
eight innings. two seven hits OF, Frumme
AKen out In nlnth and ono out Credit
victory 20 Benz; credit defeat to Frommo Two
paso hits-Ernns. Weaver. Chase, 5chalk Sac
tince hlt-Dooan. Baee on balls-Ofr Lcycrenz
B. off Frommo. !: OFF Bonz /. Struck out-By
LeveTonz. 4; by Fromme 8. Hit by pitcherG
Weayor by FTommc. Left bases-New York
8; Chicago. T. P0srod bRll-Sohalk Time of
game-l hour and so minutes. Umpires-Klen and
Sheridan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
s+,derta Pass COMMITMENTS.

OGDEN. Nov. N-Fel!oit,tions were passsd BE-
,usnn ths Iuuioru and seniorv OF tho Wobcr nead-
n,,r n, n GENERAL assembly this morning when tho
Sctsat OF tho senior basketball team by The juniors
WIS properly celebrated Declaring 'hat the DE-
y.a, ~ the upper clas6mou VAS not duo TO thel'
si1s or nFo but to lack Of nourbhnent, Venice
Jones proscnted the seniors with r nursing bottle
ma With milk In return for this compliment
rnh-aim Po,ilter presented tho juniors With low
~ cum tn,hioned from two-quart tin bucket
Win strap iron for handles Tho iAtereiass bas-
= s.,hsII games have developed sonle oNoellcnt ma
s.-i.i for the Weber academy regulars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
BIG GAMES CARDED
FOR ELEVENS TODAY
Continued from Preceding Page1
oils.
Sendoff for Tigers.

PRINCETON, ~. J., Nov 1t-pa,os-
tons varsity team got rouaing send
on when IT LETT today for Greenwich.
where II will spend tho night aud 20 TO
Yale game. Captain BAKER the Goa ches
and the team as n whole came IN Tor
cheers.
Five hundred students left with the
team on the special train. 500 moro fol-
lowed this afternoon and evening, and by
the time the game begina Tomorrow
practically the entire student body will
be at New Haven.
Twenty-six members OF the varsity
squad, with coaches, trainers and man
ayers, boarded the train
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
co-bon Meets Wasatch.

Mt. PLEASANT, Nov. n-carbon COUNTY oish
school US football osn N me eiG n6,,, 20 msS
T,orInno In tho gamc at Price couple OF weeks
s.r' so making tho winning tonchdoNn In tho last
ako n.nnndr a, play, WnSatch has unusnaliy
ranr team thIs year and bard-toueh, contest
a, iookod for tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
Drill for Pennsy.

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. N.-Coa ch
Brooke drove the University Of Pennsyl-
vania football team through a sneppy
club, II was the final workout Tor the
eleven before the game at ann Arbor
tomorrow With the University Of Mlchi-
san. Ehester Minds, the star fullback,
club yesterday and injured his weak
shoulder was not able to practice today.
Coaoh Brooke said tonight that Minds
there WAS only slight possibility that
ne would play at oil. Avery Will take
his place.
The coach elso said that Merrill would
play quarterback instead OF the speedy
Dick Marshall. The latter's inability 10
handle punts caused Brooke to make the
change.
The squad VIII leave for Ann Arbor
tomorrow morning on a special train ana
Will be accompan MED by g delegation OF
Pennsylvania enthusiasts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
GENERAL ELECTRICS
DEFEAT UTAH DIXIES

In tho Commercial Bowling league tho General
Electric aggregation had walk away last night
defeating tho Utnh Di1io team threo straigh.
gatnen In the gamc between Smith Bailey No. :
and No the lnttcr made tho most pins, although
No. took two out OF thrco gnmes
GENERAL. ELECTRIC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
SophornorSs
y TO BATTLE
WHITE PLAGUE

~; No,. N-Ia splte O, his
y ,@' he vas suffering only
. 4, s,onchitls. George z. wod-
"soall pitcher. aud known
,,.,., G Witaoll. lef, MlnnoapoIls
auIe Nl!h tuberculosis a, san
= -,rii ti'na ago s,ocy was
n sae fsIlsn a victim 20 ;be
@ 1ps he sco!ted at IN.
s'ol,s'lng from nothing more
"ui; contracted whlIo on A
4, ,se Ninaesola. wv
ID, - -, DeSing steadily weaker
4 !, y, ss't1al days NJ hi, home
Y. = 'h- homo o, his ri,,cT AZ
. y v hoped he viii rrraIn
~, psysiclAn said tonight
- ~ 'o' recovery woro ycrv
IN Iss most favorable clrcun,
/ Ia eous,,ul u "Puee" will
rd,,,,,ah ,aho.her game Waddelj
iIaue, hs Gays no is solns
.N no will fail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15

"a 3vEz-. TouohdownE-Grunitc !;
4; BY J. Hamilton, !. Jordan:
4 sssiil,ules-Turplno for Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-15
Y Goes East.

~ OF tho Inierlnoun,ain
f..A = c, v' LEFT At $50 o'cloeE
! is,i..' 70 attend tho annual
III r,,'. Athletic union. which
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-01-30
NEWS OF MICHIGAN.
Teaching Farmers.

The subject of scientific agriculture
has taken such a hold upon the farm
ers and fruit growers of western Mich
igan that classes are being organized
for the purpose of systematic study
Short courses under the auspices of
the agricultural college have been
announced for five high schools. But
even these courses do not seem to be
sufficient, and Supt. A. II. Clark, of
the Kingsley school has evolved
plan which, he believes, will help fill
the demand. Beginning with February
3, he will conduct Monday night
school for the farmers living close to
Kingsley. The course will be made to
appeal to practical men and will be
arranged to meet their specific needs.
To start, stress will be placed upon
those parts of chemistry, minerology,
zoology, plant life, and physical geog.
raphy as relate to farming, that the
farmer may see the value of these sci
ences in connection with his vocation.
This is the first night school for farm
ers in the western Michigan territory
and the result of the experiment will
be closely watched that other schools
may be started if this is success.