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FOR ARKANSAS: Friday generally
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 The pressure continues high over the eastern part of the country, an6 low over the western part, with. storm centers over Nebraska and Utah. Scat tered showers have occurred in some of the Gulf and Atlantic states, and in the central valleys, the lake rgeion and the Rocky Mountain and North Pacific coast districts Seasonable temperature prevails in the South The weather in this vicinity will con- tinue generally fair tonight and Fri day
 RIVER FORECAST.
 The Arkansas and White will not change much.
 H. F. ALCIATORE,
 Section Director.
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FOR SALE-MY HOME AT Al EAST 17th avenue, Rutherford Park Ad-
 dition, 7-room bungalow house with lights, water and gas, barn, serv- ant house, chicken house and gar age, on corner lot 60x15S feet, with concrete sidewalk, curbing and gut ter all around, in one block of Main
 street car line, in the best resident part of town, good reason for sell ing, will sell cheap for cash or req sonable terms. Apply at once to Thos. Smith, 1O5 1-2 West End avenue. -6-2O Inn
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AT THE ELkS

Alter being dark for two weeks the Eiks Theatre will again open neXt week, the Isle of Joy'' a mjrth-pro. voklng musical comedy being the at. traction. The. show is made fol laughing purposes only and has q talented cast, rich music and a chorus of well-trained, pretty girls. Ladies Tree Monday night. Prices 10, 20 and 50 cents.
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FOR SALE.

2 1-2 acres land all under fence, 4 room house large rain water tank, force pump, 3-4 mile from street car, Corner 15th and Olive, rooms, lot 60x210,running through block to Walnut street. Big bargain in this property now.
 40 acres, 1-2 miles from town on Sulphur Springs pike, 20 under fence and in cultivation, room good house. Price $1,8O0.0O. Terms.
 5 acres, 1-2 mile south city limits on Sulphur Springs road. new Groom bungalow, large barn, good tile well, strawberry patch. Will sell or ex- change for residence in city. Price $2. 100000.
 1110 Laurel, rooms, hall, bath. gas, electric lights, large lot and ser want house, $S,OoO.00.
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AT TIE ORPHEO.

The Queen of Spades" will be the feature film at the Orpheo Theater today and it is expected to prove quite an attraction. The wife of notorious gambler finds herself at the head of a large gambling establishment, and all though she objects to her profession, It IS the sole means of support for
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FOR RENT -HY-
G. S. MNEW

1O6 PINE STREET PHONE 971 10th and Linden streets 6 rooms,
 modern except gas .............$1 $190O 1405 Main street rooms and hall,
 modern .....-......,.-............- .$2O.UO 4-room Bungalow near Y. o. c. Brick
 Co.,, ? 1-2 acres land, price-...$10.0 West 3rd, 2 rooms, modern in every
 respect .....-......,.-.....-... .-...-.-.-$2o.oo 10th and Linden, 6 rooms, 2 halls,
 modern except gas ............-..-..S SlS.0O 1429 Olive, rooms, modern in every
 way, lot 6Ox210, barns, etc.......$1S.00 14O5 Main, 6 rooms and hall, mod ern @lV.oV 4room bungalow, near Y. o. C. Brick yard 1-2 acres land, fine for chick tn or truck farm .......................$1O.O .OO 26th and Hazel, store house, 20Xo2 feet. Will rent with scales, coun-
 ters, shelving, etc., for $15.OO or store without fixtures for 5000 or
 will sell fixtures and small stock Of goods.
 I'll Beech, rooms, city water $l1.5O 2405 w. End, near Smith hMcGehee Lbr. Co. rooms .......-..-............-$7.0O 709 Main street, rooms, electric light and bath ........................-S2S.O DO 1909 w. 5th, six rooms, hall, electric
 lights, bath, gas, modern in every
 respect on best street in city, ser wants house ..-.....-...........-.........$30 00 2407 w. End, rooms ...-........-$6.O0 2401 w. 2nd., s rooms ...........$1 100 Two Groom houses, East 5th, near
 Sanders mill modern in every way.
 Good outbuildings, each.........-$20.0 .0O 115 Idaho St., 1902 Linden, rooms, hall, city water $lA.oV 115-17 17th St., rooms. hall. city
 water, on car line ....................-$8.O0 1908 w. Third, rooms and hall, city
 water, electric lights ..............$12.5O 500 Utah St.. 4 rooms, city water. con-
 venient to school and churches, 2
 blocks from car line .................-$8.00 616 w. 3rd, 2 rooms, lights. bath, gas,
 blocks from business center $30.O0 1718 E. 9th, 8 rooms, hall, large back l406 Mag, 3 rooms .......-...............$6.oO 7O7 Pine, 5 rooms, modern, close to business section ........................$22 .50
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her and her daughter. When the lat. ter graduates from boarding school and learns the occupation which has been responsible for her education there is very strong scene, but the mothers supreme sacrifice brings happiness to her at last.
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No person need hesitate to take Foley Kidney Pills on the ground that they know not what is in them. Foley & Co.,, guarantee them to be a pure curatiev medicine, specially prepared for kidney and blader ailments and irregularities. They do not contain habit forming drugs. Try them. Seawell's Pharmacy. e
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Anyone wishing to Duy or sell Jeff ferson County Scrip. call on Chas Wn1l

FOR RENT OR SALE-MY HOME ON Sulphur Springs Road, consisting o1 5-acres of land A Groom house, chickens house, all fenced in. Price $4,000.00. Also nice family driving horse, city broke, years old. Ap- ply to Mrs. Wm. Rose. 1908 w. 9th
 avenue. Phone 1898. 6-20 tt
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FOR SALE-40 INIS IN BARROW'S new addition, jlst south of Cotton Belt shops, near Packing House and new compress. If you want an investment in good rental property, buy and build now. See or phone
 Hollis Real Estate Co.,, POS w. End avenue. tf
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A Good Investment.

There is not better investment than fifty cent piece in bottle of Meritol White Eminent. Muscular and rheumatism pains, swelling, lame- ness and soreness of the muscles are promptly relieved. Meritol White Liniment is especially recommended as general pain killer of unusual merit. w. l.. Dewoody & Go.
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FOR SALE-SO SHARES OF ARK ansas Building and Loan stock. Fol further information phone 1oi.
 6-22 6i
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY
 property. 120 acres rich bottom land 2 miles from Grady. 25 acres in cultivation. See J. P. Cady 127
 1-2 Main street, Real Estate and Loans. 6-22-1m
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Get the habit" of calling ss2 or wa s0.ns to cleveland-Matthews Hard ware Co., for anything you may need ID the hardware line. :.
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WANTED-AGENTS, MEN OR WC- men, to sell Everneat neckWear. Liberal commissions. Sell on sight. References required. No investment necessary. Consolidated Neckwear
 Company, Cairo, III. 6-24 At
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New York Spot Cotton

New York, June 26.-Cotton-Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, l2.4Oc mlddling gulf, 12.65c; sales, 100 bales.
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COttOMSeed Products.

Memphis. June 26.-Cuttonseed pro- ducts Prime basis oil, $6.65O6.64c; meal $2s'2o per ton; linters, ? 3-4@ 3 3-4c.
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1 ,0O0 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL A
 Self Heating Sad Iron. Fuel and
 labor saver. Pay salary or com
 mission. Agents make $15.00 to-
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WANTED TO BUY-A HORSE. CALL at Tom Kings No. 901 Main street
 or ring 1879. 6-26 Ct
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Memphis SpOt Cotton

Memphis, June 26.-Cotton--Spot steady at advance of 1-Sc; middling 12 1-4c.
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FOR SALE ONE ROAM MARE good worker, 6 years old, weight
 115O. Inquire for Fred, American Excelsior Laundry Co. 6-2l St
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In buying refrigerators, buy onS that will prove he most economical The Alasko-FoX. Bros, Hardware Co. 6-5 i'm
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FOR SALE

FOR 'SALE-OEIEA,P, IF TAKEN AT once, one Mahogany dresser and
 bed, also rugs, practically new. Ap- ply S14 West Second avenue. 6-26 Ct
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WANTED

COUPLE, ROOM AND board on west side of Main street, near town, with private family pre- ferred. Address TX CT Graphic.
 6-27 Ct
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Brings Results-Try One.

nue and Brewsters Brick Yard. Finder please return to R. J. Hays, No. 1o16 East Seventh avenue and re- ceive reward. 6-20 Ct
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Home is just what you make 1t. and protect it with a covering ot acquaintance with the old home place Claud Clegg X Co.,, furnishes both. If
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|OH.SR, WoNT)
 NTOu DISAPh'\

-"SNOW FLAKE" flour, the same today and always. If
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WANTED TO BUY-SECOND-HANO Electric fan; must be in good cond- tion and cheap. Address "J. E. P"
 care Graphic. 6-21 tt
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FOR RENT-5-ROOM COTTAGE, ALL modern conyeniences. Ash street off Sixth avenue. Apply to R. H.
 StearnS Co. 6-8 tf
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FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE
 rooms, rooms, suit able for light house keeping. Apply TIA West Fifth avenue. 5.zS-1m
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LOST-ONE SET OF BLUE PRINTS
 on State street between Sixth ave-
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FOR RENT

1407 West 18th Ave-, 4 rooms and hall; strictly modern and new; lights, water, bath and gas, $2O.00.
 FOR SALE .
 Two vacant lots, 60x154 it. on South Cherry street, between 9th and 10th avenues. If you are considering build ing home you will do we'll to look at these lots.
 One half block of vacant ground on South Popular street, between 11th and 18th avenues, $3,00O.00.
 One and one half vacant lots in J. w. Monks Western Addition. Terms to suit purchaser, $100.00.
 Splendid warehouse site on East Third avenue, with switch track ser vice. Can either sell this lot or build brick warehouse for tenant.
 Also numerous vacant lots, factory sites, farm and timbered lands at req sonable prices. See us before you rent or buy.
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YOUNG FISHERMAN
 wishes a mate. Ladies please ans wer. Mart T. Jones, Pine Bluff,
 Ark. 6-22 3t
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REDUCED RATES.

The Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain presents the following for your infor- nation. Tickets on sale daily until September 50. Final return limit, October 31st. Liberal stop-over pri-
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PSYCHOLOGICAL
w. M. WILLIAMS

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Time. 107 3-5. Destino. Please Wellts.
Bank Bill. Loveland, Laird OF I.angdon.
Martha Mckee. Bayberry, Candle. Oak
land also ran. s. mutuels paid: Herpes.
straight SlaS. place $3.50. show $3.50:
Hocnlr. place $40. show SEQ: Manson.
show $3.50.
SECOND RACk--Six furlongs; for two
year-olds selling purse s60O,-Dr. Sam
uel, 100 (Turner). won; Lady Moonet,
ITO tSkirvan). second; Candy Box, 1903
Henry). third, Time, ia l.5 Bob
hensley. Lost Fortune. Tavolara. Bulgar.
ian. Little Bean. Malay. Shepherdess
Transit. also ran.
q mutuels paid: DIR, Samuel. straight.
$3.50; place. $3.50; show. e2,so. Lady
Moonet. place. $3.50 show. $3.50. Candy
Box. show. $40.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: for two
year-olds; handicap; purse 3GoO,--lilack
Toney, IA u.oftus), first; Maud Il. l..
1903 Turner, second: John Gund. 1903 l..
tGocsel, third. ime, liz. Bac. Buck
keenon, Bronzcwing also ran. 81 mu,
,uels paid: Black Toney, straight $50
place SEQ. show $40, Maud b. L.. plac,
So. show $50, John Gund. show $40.
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PlMllC0 ENTRIES.

PIMLICo RACE TRACK. Nd, Nov.
The entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows:
FIRST RACE.--Msiden two-yrarolds: sig fur.
ionss-tMaster Joe. 100: Thornhill li2 tChief
Magistrate. i0o; Indian Arrow. li2 Balfron 100;
soriello. 100: J. J. Liils. ii2. Some Kid. 100;
MaSin's Choice, ii2; Bull pos ION; Tran'
psrrncy. 100; capt. hen, lla; Netmaker. liz;
Marian. 100 lQuincy stable entry.
81, oND RA, ..-Sellng; for three year olda
and NJ: six furlongs Deduction. IA: sherwood,
rs. Working Lad. 1UC: Prince Ahmed. ll2:
B.s1m l2i. Phyllis AntNnette. no: yellow
E.s iO0 Water Wses. III: Perthshre. III
Kewessa. rs: Goll Cap. los: i,ahsl. li2: Rolling
stone, lO5: Colonel Cu.k. H..
THIRD RACE-Selling; handicap; for three
year nlds aud ny: one mile and seventy yArds-
Sunsuido. 100. Awsr. %; Haldeman, lQ3: Home
cns,, IOl; Brush. lOl DR.. II, l.. Svarensef, i0+
Billy vsnd,reer, us; Hans Creek. o.; Lad o
| Lanxien 100.
FOURTH RACE steeplechase; thee-ysar-o old
I and up: tNo miles -Rei,m. 1877: Turbine. lat
\,tnts, laI Orovoc. 1877: Rapacious, 1872
Rasns la.: Rhomh 49,. R'nauli lA Vol
tsirc lat! vtl.ini. l+a; Tan Cat. 1871; tBrothc
io,s. 1872 IAurific. l3.. tps'n entry,
FIFTH RACE. For twoyear 0lds; one mile
H,r.anul. iO.. Marian. lO2; silent Pilot. los
iioh.rt Oliver. los: wSrlock, iO2; Golden Prime
TO-; Sanhar, los; Humiliation. iOo: stsllstA ~.
/ SIXTH RACE - selling: handicap: three.year
olds and up: ons mile aud seventy ysnis--Bryn
ava as: Schaller. 100: Golden, 10; little Ep
iOo. Arielon, iO-: Hen Prior, %; outiAn. Oh
| s,slr.M. ~; Frs. %.
! 0aAk ~ --.
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JONES AND OGDEN TIE
AT NEW YORK A. c. SHOOT

Excellent scores were made By \
small field OF sunIers that compete.
IN the holiday shoot OF the New York
4. c. yesterday at Travers Island. The
programme included holiday cup fos
both scratch and handicap gunners. 50
long was the card that the nimrods
found It impossible TO shoot OF . tie In
the distance handicap between r. Jones
and W. b. Ogden. These gunners there
fore will decide the event on Saturday.
George J. Corbett managed to be the
principal winner Of the afternoon. He
started by scoring a leg on the Club Cup,
only, however. after a shoot on In which
+. a. Hodgman and u. =. Mcmahon also
competed. The Accumulation Cup also
went to the same nimrod with q full
score OF nifty targets. Mr. Corbett also
won the high handicap and the holiday
handicap prizes.
The Monthly Cup went to T. Lenans
jr. with a full score Of twenty-five tar
getA
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LAT0NlA ENTRIES.

LAToNIA RACE TRACK, Ky, Nov,
b-The entries for to-morrows races
are rs follows:
FIRST RACE selling. tNolcar old fuie~ ~,
'nd ouchah iuronS'. Ils'llA 100; Angle D.,
i"o' Tom b5l, 100; 'Ltu" Fit, 10. Stella
"ian", i"', M'nds, las; kcros, iOa; Nd
minl'' naushtr, los; shabby Belle, 1915. Cole
100. Mom-ea' io5, GiS lone, iU'
SECOND RACE Allowances; two,ycar Odds:
'','' and srltinlN; AK 'urlons, -Lcitus, IOi, Ia.
lnsiaiion, l0, Muunst,ne. lo: squire lMl, i,4
IrInsmiller, loi; pcpost III. Eun. ~, The
Hand.r. H.
THIRD RACE selling; throytsrolds. sls
iMloiVs Nichari Langiln. lNp. Hfo, 100 'Mas
ram lot Rooster. lna Anna Reed, los, Chiffon
hihr, la5. Wills, luS uI!syo, los. Uncle Hart
lW' LADY London, lr' barnard H.
FOURTH RACE Handicap, tire .year-old.
AMI M mile aud 20 yaris AM Port 100
lrnc. hsrmiS luo; sN,nnsnoa, los cu,,sl n
lhN' los Noui.toNn. los
llfTH RACE AloNan .Cs. thrtc.,csr old. aud
W one n.l' star Aetna. ~; l.. II Niair 81
fbins lSn. ~. | >uN. iul ,'fran inI J,mm.
TN, lbl Rsnanet lol Gb.ssn"r iot. CLINT
lW Tier, los Nmir, los. John furlung no
| SMITH RACE selling three ear olds ami nm:
| mile aud = sixteenth. o. IN, Grauer, no SAN
| Hlrsch, lo2 Wander i03 Ncrcns, iOt Rash,
| IN BONANZA, loT Pierre Dumas lOI. ,oslon'
| iOI Corolsis. lO7 Cracker Box, iio
'Appssa1cs allowance CLAIMED. yysci Ia,
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AMERICAN ATHLETES
FOR AUSTRALIAN TOUR
WILL SAIL ON NOV. Z
Alvah Meyer, of Irish A. A. c.,
Only New Yorker on the
Team.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. 5.-Ai-
van .'ieyer. OF the IRISH American Ath-
lct!c Club of New York. will be one Of
the party OF four athletes that will COM
pete In Australia. The team Is booked
to sail from here on Nov. IL. OtheY
members OF the team are Ruric Tenn
pleton. hurdler OF San Francisco:
James Powers OF Boston. the one-mile
champion of the United States and
Canada. and Reginald Coughey. u
weight thrower OF tkiah. Cal.
Powers will attempt to break the Pa.
cific Coast record OF 10 next Saturday
at stanford oval. All four athletes are
well known in athletic circles through
out the world. Efforts were made to
gather a larger team. but without avail
Most Of the athletes who are eligible
to make the trip declined the offer for
business reasons. The expenses OF all
athletes will be paid by the Australian
A. A. u.
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George Rodel Is Matched
for Three Bouts in Ring

heavyweight. and his manager. Joe
Woodman, returned to Boston to-day
from Taft Cal. where Langford
Knocked out Jack Lester in four rounds
recently. Manager Woodman says that
he Is ready to sign up Langford for q
ten or twenty round battle with Gum
boat smith. 1t Ia probable that they
Will battle either Ut Los Angeles or
San Francisco.
Matt Wells. the former llghtweight
champion Of England. and Hughie Me-
hogan. the champion Of Australia. are
to meet In twenty-round Tight at
Snowy" Bakers big open air stadium
at sydney. Australia, to-day. Wells has
already won a decision over Michigan
on points In a bout In that country. but
as the Australian claimed he was not
Flight Manager Baker decided to use
them again.
An effort was mado to arrange .
twelve-round bout between Jack Brit
ton Of Chicago and Eddie Murphy OF
Boston. to be decided at tho next sho "
Of the Atlas A. A. OF Boston on Nov.
II. but as Murphy's physician told him
he was not in condition to box again
for a month. he notified Matchmaker
Johnny McGann to get another oppo-
nent for Britton.
Jim Flynn, the Pueblo heavyweight.
who was knocked out In his last aght
by Gunboat Smith at Madison Square
Garden. has had a good rest and he is
ready to meet Smith or some OF the
other big fellows within three weeks.
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Yale Forced to Rely on
Wheeler to run" Eleven

players had displayed abilities to run the
team. They were Wilson. Hammer and
Wheeler. Wilson. because Of his weight
and ability to crash through the line,
couldn't be sparcd. Hammer. with YER,
Yale standard.
The only remaining man IN the squad
to take up Cornish's duties was Wheeler.
who was u big disappointment last year.
Hut the coaches. In the anxiety to weld
the team together for . creditable show
Ing against Princeton and Harvard.
make light Of Wheeler's failings last
season. Head Coach Howard Jones still
believes that wheeier's faults can he rec
titled ana that ne will develop into one
OF the best generals Of the season. The
Nov Haven mentors point out the new
quarters strong trait OF getting the
most work out Of his players. They trust
that with Wheeler to lead the charge
the Yale men will yet emerge from
their slump and show the football world
that thsy are capable OF playing . good
game
Wheeler had his first cnancs Of rum
ming the team yesterday. The chubby
little quarter kept his players hustiing
all the time and the big array OF coarhes
on the sideilnss was more than pleased
with the spirit the team showed.
Wheeler. back In his old position. didn't
show tho strangeness that . new player
would reveal when asked to take An.
other ones Job. Always quick and az
xrassiva the newcomer speeded up tho
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Bulldog Hopes that Player Who
Failed to Make Good Last
Year win Lead Them Out Of
Their Present Rut.

rhs Yale team to he run and inspired
BY Nate Wheeler! The injury that de-
prived the Bius Of its bsst quarter back.
Cornish. gives Wheeler another chance
to try his hand ~ QuartsrbAceg. Those
who rsmembse how Wheeler blew up"
In the Harvard game don't relish the
idea Of the etocky little player being
placed again at the helm OF the Yats
team. But the New Haven coaches are
desperate now and on the eve Of the
champi onship battles with Princeton and
Harvard they find themselves forced to
sivs the position to Q man who didn't
make good last year.
II nothing had happened 70 Cornish II
had bsen the plan at Yale to use Wheeler
a. one Of the hslfbAcks. The intereolle-
giate sold champion. because Of his
weight and speed. fittsd In very we'll In
the Yale backfield-but not at quarter
Whseisr. aggressive and fast. instilied
his team last year with the proper
amount OF fighting spirit. but he was
wofuily weak At catching punts and he
showed al critical times an unfamiliarity
with the correct plays 20 call up. BE-
cause Of these giarins faults he was re-
lievsd several times by Cornish In the
Harvard game. and the coaches this
year br~athed easier whom they decided
on Cornish As the regular quarter. This
youngster was fast approaching ALI
American calibre when he was stricken
With Q broken Jaw In tho Colgate game
last Saturday. His withdrawal put the
,.nu shss N a anrry Might
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Plenty of Work
For Cornell
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ITHACA. n. ". Nov. 5.-Light work
but plenty Of II was the programme OF
tho Cornell football squad yesterday.
The coaches assembled the men on the
field early In the afternoon and started
them to work IN running down punts.
passing, tackling. Dr. sharpe took
charge OF the backaeld and Don Reed
directed the efforts of the linemen. Spc-
ella. instructions were given each man
as TO the proper method of playing his
particular position, the coaches pointing
out the errors OF the last game.
Later In the day the squad was d.
v!ded into threv teams, each OF which
worked for about an hour running
through plays and special formations
The lineup OF the varsity was essen.
TALLY the same as that which lined W
against Harvard on Saturday.
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PlM'LlC0 WINNERS.

FIRST RACE--Selling; two-year-olds:
Ave and = half furlongs. --iiarebell. lo2
won: Lady Grant. liz tBux-
tom. second. Thelma J. lU tShuttingeD.
third. Time. los. Tandstickor. Mary
Warren. sons of Valley. Violet May,
Single Ray. Ell Mahdi and Panama also
ran. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Hare
bell, straight. $50; place. $50: show.
$50. Lady Grant. place. $3.50. snow.
$40. Thelma j.. show. 1890.
SECOND RACE-Selling: handicap:
three year-olds and up; one MILE. II.
100 (Waldron). first; Nosred-
ma, 96 Cailahan). second; Ralph Lloyd,
100 tBuriinEame). third. Time, la.
Garth. Mr.. Spects, Edith 1nez. Schaller,
Homecrest. Battery. Hans Creek. Beach
sand. Moisant, Michael Angelo. Prince
Floral. Kinder Lou, lnferno Queen. Dan
VILE I'd also ran. 81 mutuels paid: J. II
Houghton. straight. 1880; place, SEQ
show. u, Nosredna. place, $50 30; show
5000. Ralph Lloyd. show. SO
THIRD RACE-NStaffc"d handicap
three-year-olds and upward. six fur
longs. 1902 (Wolfe). first
Isidora, IS (Ford). second: sickle. 10
(Giass). third. Time, lis 1t. Azyiade
Genosta, Carlton a.. Scallywag. Lochie'
Progressive. Fad Bald and Yenghee ais
ran. g. mutuels paid-Moniresoi
straight, So %; place, &l26O; show, 8
Isidora, place. $3.50. show, 3GGo. Sickle
snow. $50.
FOURTH RACE-Bclv!dere St.eple
| chase; handicap, three-year- olds, Nv
m!ies.--The Wclkin. 100 tAllem, first
George Emo. II? (kermath). second
| Clelrs Sister, l3s (Bowser). third. Time
a62 10. Enniskillen, NJ Cambem, faric
| delD, Madeline L., Bally Bay, Clan Al
pine. Irwin u. Digs, Tho Elcphan
| (felb, Colonetta, Fred Essen UelD. Flat
foo, also ran. s. mutuels pad, Tn
Welkin. straight $40, place $50, sho'
s? 20 George Emo, place s2Go, show ST.
cIelIs Sister, show $40.