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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08

duceS the value or the attected potato
in the American market three-fourths.
No means of control are known,
whereas the potato scab is controllable.
Powdery scab affects the soil for an
indefinite time, and may be introduced
by the use of diseased potatoes, and
may be transmitted by contaminated
sacks or other containers, or garbage
waste used as fertilizer.
1t has invaded potato areas in east
ern Canada from European seed stock.
European Testimony.
The following statements are taken
from an official report of European
specialists:
"The powdery scab has good deal
to do with the miserable average yield
per acre of potatoes in the west of
Ireland" johnson, Royal Dublin So
ciety).
"It was found during the past sea.
son that the crop resulting from the
planting of the canker (powdery scab)
in clean land gave GIL per cent Of af.
fected tubers, while the spot form (less
advanced stage of the disease) pro-
duced only SAL per cent. 1t was also
proved that clean seed may become
contaminated before planting by con
tact with diseased seed, for such tubers
planted in clean land produced Ill per
cent by weight of affected tubers. "
(Journal of the Department of Agri-
culture for Ireland, 1917.
"The disease can by no means be re-
garded lightly. Serious attacks occur
when potatoes are planted year after
year on affected land. No pre-.
ventive measures have proved of much
value" (Dr. Gussow, Dominion Bota-
mist of Canada.
"These tubers should on no account
be used for seed purposes, for not only
will the resulting crop be scaby but
the ground will also be affected with
the germs Of the parasite" (Evans,
Farmers Bulletin, Transvaal Depart
ment of Agriculture).
Danger to United States.
Diseased potatoes are now coming to
the United States in shipments from
Canada, Belgium and Holland, as shown
by repeated examinations at the ports
of Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
Nearly fifty per cent infestation has
been found in some of these shipments.
The disease occurs also in France, Nor
way, Sweden and Germany.
Viewpoint of Growers and Dealers.
Prior to and at the hearing the
strongest possible statements were
made by pathological experts from all
of our principal potato-growing States,
urging the strictest quarantine on ac-
count of this disease.
Similar action was taken by repre-.
sentative potato growers from these
states.
Some of the largest dealers and as.
sociations handling foreign potatoes in
dicated their perfect willingness to have
quarantine action taken if the disease
was of such Importance as to warrant
it, and, in some instances, presented
very strong and urgent appeals for
such quarantine
The opposition from American i'm.
porters and dealers was confined to the
statements of small number of i'm
porters or handlers of imported pota-
toes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
IF CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVER|SH AND SICK
Look, Mother! If Tongue Is Coated,
Cleanse Little Bowels With coal
ifornia Syrup Of Figs"

Children love this "fruit laxative, +"
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach liver and bowels so nicely.
~ child simply will not stop playing
to empty the bowels, and the result is,
they become tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sour,
then Jour little one becomes cross, half.
sick feverish, don't eat, sleep or act
naturally, breath is bad, system full Of
cold, has sore throat, stomache.ache or
diarrtota, Listen, Motherl See if
tongue is coated, then give a teaspoon
full Of "California Syrup of Figs" and
in few hours all the constipated
waste, sour bile undigested food passes
out of the system, and you have well,
playful child again.
Millions Of mothers give "Calfornia
Syrup of Figs" because it is perfectly
harmless; children love it, and it never
fails to act on the stomach, liver and
bowels.
Ask your druggist for 5O.cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown.ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Beware Of coun,
terfeits sold here, Get the genuine,
made by California Fig Syrup Com.
pany." Refuse any other kind with
contempt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
THE OREGON HEN.

The latest census report shows that
there are 1,S23,6SO fowls in this state,
and about eefourths of them are
egg-producers. The annual production
is 11,9O6,903 dozen eggs, with farm
value of $2,9l2,S49. The yearly poultry
production is 1855 ,492 fowls, valued at
$l,416,6OS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
Foreign Delegates.

Canada admitted serious infestation
of eastern provinces, but urged a pro-
vision for expectation from disease
free provinces under regulation.
Representatives from Belgium and
Holland maintained freedom from dis
ease, and explained the infested condi-
tion of potatoes at our ports of entry
with the statement that these were
probably of Gefman origin and shipped
by INSCRIPTIONS dealers as Holland and
Belgium potatoes. The evidence in the
hands of the Board, however, indicates
that the disease does occur in these
countries.
Canada's point of view towards
Europe is shown in having quarantined
absolutely against every European
country, including Great Britain and
Ireland, and against the neighboring
provinces of Newfoundland.
Conditions Which Should Govern.
All experts, foreign as well as of this
country, agree that no inspection of
potatoes from a district known to be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE.

"It is wrong for an old man to mar
ry young fool. "
"But how is he to know that she is
a fool9"
"When she says yes to his proposal
he ought to know it"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08

Good water is a very useful and
valuable element for various purposes,
but there is enough of il in natural
good milk without adding any.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08

The Washington state supreme court
recently reversed itself Some other
state supreme courts might well do the
same in some cases.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08

What has become of the old fash
ioned young man who used to make
good by marrying his employers
daughter and succeeded to the business 7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19

Der Gr5eugniiic uermieOeu merOeu
Son0lUerf lmO ,5n0uitric in le6cuoi.
ser Sbdtigteit ae3eigt iucroeu. @inc
Sta0t 0es SubgemcrbeS miro chi
ite6cu no oie 8apiernaidincu ga
pier 6erltelen, Die SdriitgicBmaibi
nen 5driitcn gicBcn 0ie 5cbnaidi-
neu iie ieben oie 3eitma in gcmalti-
gen 9iotationsnaihinen cor Oen 9nl.
Gen oes Geiidcrs entiie6en miro, Elm
pbotograpbiicbes Sltelier nit neleiten
Sebuiten arbcitet nim. mc6r. 9nld
Die 9iHbdnolcr molen lib ndt 0as
raul 6eibrdufeh i6re Bidder ocm
@ublitlm blob 81 5eigen; iie woaeu
ibnen oie Bidder leben0ig MAIDEN
Die Geriaiicr, Die Gidtcr, oie Son.
ieber ioaen al @ortraaSa6cnoen uuO
Gon3erten iclbit Dor ocm &u6lifln
criAeiucn. Sine groBe 9(nJabl 6ohit
intereiianter Souocrgrilppcu miro 0ie
gluSiiealng llmfaiieu. 9ic 9cip5iger
Gppograpben briuger ,ein M}enlben.
leben IN Orildiaden" SIR 9lnidolula
imo 5eigen III ciner anOcren @ruppc,
omornui man 9lllcS Orudcn fam.
Ginen @lanjpunft Scr 9mSitcQrna
miro Die oSolle Oey aultir" bil0cr
Oic Die i6erauS reid 1ciialtctc iiltlrs
aeibidtlihe 9l6t6eilng uniioieu
fol-, Sier miro man oie Gntuidhng
Der 8uAitabcnihriit bon ocu primi.
tircn &oltern al lmO Oic gSeitercnt.
Der S6riit bis 5u i6rer NE.
8erpiclidltiglmg ihlOircu
fonncn Die 9lbtbeilimg miro Gin
9il0 DER gan5en meuidlibcu &iIhir
lno i6rcr @eididte gebcn. ioipcit iie
III 9c3icblniQ 5i S6riit mo Orud
iie6t. Cine eigcne @ruppe be6ouoclt
oaS G6cma oS1ulr in0 9uhgener-
be- rmo 5mor Gc6t oieic 0rippc BON
Ger Gnhuidelmg Der 5ci@ucriidcn
6d0igtcit bcim &inoe in iriibcltcn
Sa5ren ans, 5eigt Die @utpidehma
oes Spre@cnS mo 9eieuo, Die 9c.
BON photographic mo @iuo
iiir oic S1ulc, mo 9ebt in ocrSriin0-
licbteit ioret OoB lie oub ocu &e6rcr
ais G6iett Scr tin0li6cu aarifohr
sur Slnidanrng bringt. 3um critcn
D'oIe miro Oie o,Srau i'm Nu6gemer
be" in elmer eigcnen 2lbt6eillnN er
ibeineu. 3nm 9hdgcpcrbc Gc60rt
aid Der almit mo aupierorud, mo
man miro Elm &ilo BON aincni Nhl-
Observation-Disclosures ar6oltcn 100
bel SdnbmoBre9elt ge9eu ole Gnt
ooer gef6doigunq bon
Mnnihperten 5ur GarteIliug tommeu
ionen. Ter 0icblo6l Der Nlono Qiia
lmo ole geibdOiam5 DER Gcuns bon
Gclasque5 6abeu ia oieie Sraac ic6r
lftuea gena9t 01ne aui weiterc
5ruppcu oc9 gld9ercu c,n5uae5en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19

anOeren 6eblern nod Oen, cti 9iid5t-
idpimmer 81 iein, mas Suetonius
beionocrS an i6nf taoelt.
Der 9IeOil (Staot6au- mo SoG5ei-
rat6) 9larippo, Der Elm Ser5 fiir Oie
9lrmeu mo Sflopen Rom'S 6ottc,
legte wdbrenO iciner einid6rigcn
9lmtStbdtigfeit no &olfsbdoer an
III oenen Der 9lrme mcntgcltlib 6a-
Octe uuO Der 5a6lingSid5ige @ilrger
Il NuaOrms @ &ig9 entricbtcte.
Snuen 200 ,Sobrcn iheg sic 3abI
Oieier 9Goer auf 500. aalte 9dOer
pilrocu BON 3a6lreic6en 9(cr3teu cm.
pfoblen 10 bon 0hlla, 9litlepia0c5,
glretGus, SoreauS, G6arnis, 9laa-
t6imS, 9lureliaml5 lm0 9letiuS. 90
iinOet man eS natiirli1, 0aB ic0er
9i0mer penigitcns einmal td9li1 6a-
Oete. Gem gan5en 9lltcrt6um wuroc
oas gaO gum tGgli@en 9eOiirfniB,
lnO Der @eg 5llr Nabl5eit hi6rte Gee
wiiiernaBen ourdS 9aO. 9aoen
unO S6pimmen gcb0rtcn 5u Oen
not6menoigiten Se6enS6eOinqungcn.
Die r0miiden Gaiier metteiierten
miteinanoer in Der 9lulage foloiialer,
inOer9leidli1 i6oner Yo0eonitnltcuL
S6ermen genonnt, oercu marmor-
mo alabnitericbinmernoe 'Ero9t
@eltnmieen gli6 mo Die nod ieBt IN
ibren lle6crrelten Der moOcrnen 9au-
fimOe cine meri60pili6c 6imOgrubc
Der 9elc6rlng mO 9lnregung 6ietcn.
S6rc 3obl itieg III 9iom bis altf iiinf-
5c6n. 9eriibmt iinO nameltli9 Die
C6ermcn OeS 9lntoniuS Gorocolla.
0iocletiai, 9tcro, Erajau mo SituS.
Gic E6crmeu Oes 0iocIetiou beocdten
t25, 600 0uo0ratncter, Die oeS Ga
rocalli $4,000 Gua0ratHetcr. gSie
gcring lit oaqegcn Oic @run0ilGAe
uniercr 6ertigen 9docrl Ger 6ld-
benin6alt Oes ShDimmbaiiins Der
S6ermen OeS Oiocletian 6ctutg l7Q0
Quaoratmetcr, Oas Ger Sbermen Ocs
GaracnQi 1900 0ua0ratlueter. Die
S6mimmbuiiiuS unierer beHtigcn
8G0er erreiden in Geiiti1lauo in oeu
Iclteniten 6Gaen cine @roBc BON 800
GuaOratmetern; sic meiiieu iiuO nod
bcocutcno fleiner. 9iom beiaB 3iir
3cit, ais Gonitantiu icnc &eii0cu3
uad 9D5onj perlegte nibt wcniger
ais S56 &olISbGOer lmo perbroud)te
tG9li6 75O Nfiaioucn Siter &aiicr
cine 3ob( oie uon feiner mooernen
@roBiioOt trob 6obrif- mo Spii-
lnasweienS ou6 mr. onu05crnO err
reibt miro.
@o6in audi romiibc 9eaiouen fa-
men mo Idngere 3eit StanOQuartier
6atten iei eS in 0eutiAlono, @na-
LAMB. 6ranfreid ooer Spanicl ii6er-
aa crri6tcten iic 96oer, oereu &li.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19

9Iud Dem 6in0u lit ge6ote,., bGuigc
gSallio6rteu na9 oem 6eiligeu SluB
@anges 81 MAIDEN mo iib in i6m 5ll
bo0en, nm OaOur6 ieiner religioieI
$ilidt 5il geniigcn 9elonOcre gliS-
bil0uno ianO oas @aocweien BEL Sen
Urieden ino 9l0meru. Somcr er.
mdbnt mebrfad wormc 9doer imO be-
ridtet BON Oopiieus uno anoeren @el-
ocn, oa6 lie ibwinlmen fonnteu.
Sl Der @iit6e5eit @rie6cnlauo's
Fam namentli6 0as falte 9aOen in
9luina5me; oaS worme goO qQIt ais
uerpeidli6euO uno mllr0e t6eihuciie
geraoe5u 6eb0roli6 uerboteil.- SSn
Sparta CAB eS ein @eieB, nadI iUel-
dem ieoe5 9(lter uno ieoeS @ei6ledt
iid i'm falten @urotofliiie, Der an
Sparta oor6eifloB, 6oOen niuBtc.
0ieics 9oo fono iomobl I'M Son1nler
mic i'm gSinter itatt. Ole Seroen5
Oieies @eiebeS wirfte ousge5ei6net.
@ir piiierL mel6 froititrosenOes, a6-
gebdrteteS Solf Die Spartancr gepe-
fen iino, umO mic itart i6r @emein-
linn rmo i6r @emeinweieu auSge-
prdgt mar. 0ie 9emo6uer Der ,Sniel
0eloS lm1 sic 9emo6ncr ser Staot
9It5eO6u galten iiir gau5 6eionOcrs
gute Sdpimner lnO Gau6er.
Ger 9lr5t SoeroOifoS, scr 9e6rer oes
8ippofrafes, bat bereitS N9aiiage imO
@docr cmpioGen. SpGter, in Der
iediibmaceOoniic6en 3eit, fii6rten
2ler5tc Oic 9luiiicbt iiber oic 9aoeau-
italten 70 @alcuos, ua9 SippofrateS
0cr groBte 9lr5t oes glltcrt6ums.
Sans inentbe5rlid mar ieOen grie-
diiben @pnluaiiln, in Dem @eiit
mo a6rpcr alei@mdBig aiSsebiloet
Die &crbiuouug nit Der SEQ.
Dem Shpimmtcib. o&c-
Scr 6u4iiabircn nod ihwimncn"
mar cine &coensart. nit Dem man
eiueu geiitig lnO torpli6 imge6iloe-
ten N}eni1cn 6ejei1netc &otbago-
ras lmo feline S4iiIcr lcgten oeH
gr0Bien @ert6 oui faltc @d0cr.
Die gleid)e 9nufioiiung iiber eiue
6ormoniiGe 2luS6ilolng BON @eit
imo aorper batteu sic &omer. Ger
9omcr oGtctc Ocn 9lihticbwimmcr
e6cuio gering wie Oeu 9luolp6obeten.
0os Grlcrnen Oes S6minmens &C.
60rtc 3lr Gr3ie6lmg uuO militdriidcn
9lusbiloumg Ger Gomer. Gon Scipio
9liricannS, Dem 59reden aori6aaos,
miro feline %orlie6e fir @dOer ae-
rii6mt, umO ser iitteninenge @euior
@}. @orciuS 0ato lc6rte ieineu Sobn
roem Struoel mo oen
iurmcrre8ten @c1eu troben" ser
Safer 9(u9uituS war Ger S9pinm-
le6rer ieiner @nfel, mo Der Safer
Galigula 6atte ne6eu ieinen uieleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19

neu mir nod jebt benuuocrn. Selblt
in Dem unbe0enten0lteu Grtc ieine9
0einlatblanocs ionO Der &0ner icill
@a0. 2ub Dic fleinitc @emenOe er.
tomtc es ais lire lRilidt i6re 9lnge
60rigcu nit guteu iiu9 wo6lieilcn
9doern 5u rerior8cu ino i6neu Die
l}5gldfeit 0eS tGgGdcn 9aOe5 81
i4oiicu @roBortia uso unicrc 6ci.
ti1ea 9lnIagcn nod ucit ii6errogcn0
morcn Die @oiierlcitngcn 9}om's.
'Grocopius beribtct, SoB cs inter
5ritiniou 1852 groBe 9oiiins lmo
&eIcrUoirS gcge6cn 5obc, wel6c our6
IA 9lquacoutte geipeiit wurOen.
@craoe in Ger 9lnlage pon 9GOcrn
6eiGdtigtc ic6 ser @emeiniinn OcS r0.
miiHen 9}iirgerS. Stiihlngen mo
&crmdAiniiic fin @d0er waren iebr
6dlig Scr 6egiiterte &omer icetc
ieinen Stol5 0arcin. olpb iiir icinel
G6eil 3lr &cr6reitlmg Scr GolfSgc.
ilnobcit bci5ltrageu.
&om mlroe inter iol1cu Ser6dlt'
niiieu Gin 5taat. por mcl6em sic
@clt 3ittcrtc. 9lomii9er 9iirgcr 81
ielt 0alt ais cine oer gr0Bteu inO
porne0mitcu G6reH iener 3cit. &om
iebtc oa8 @ort mems ionc in cor,
pore iouo~ Nuu in cinem geimocn
aorpcr fouu Gin gcilmocr @eiit mob.
nem in 0ic G6at nm. inOem eS 6ugies
uiidc glnilalten idut in Oeuen Die
&ugcnO ii6 ltd6ltc mO iicb gegcn
9rafbeiieu moppnete mo 0as 9(lter
iid ucriiIngtc. 60 idiibte Scr Staat
2e6en mo @cilmO6cit jeOcS Gin5el'
rcU
9ili1 Ocn acrnanildcu &olt5itGnl'
men mar oic Sie6e 3lm 9aOen rmo
SGpiumen ci9eu. g9d6reno oes
gouBcu WlittclQlterS gab cs in oacll
St00tcu 5a6lreiMc 9a0eihlbcu. 9(ll.
Hllll lCuuU Ou9 puuclOClt''
orrb oen GinfluB ocr Stride beOeu'
ten0 5uriid. Grit in ncuercr 3eit er.
lett cs >nrA ocn Sport eineu uercn
9oib. Gin 9lutomo6iliIt looet
cinen alien Serrn, ser nod ME cine
9luionoblin6rt uitgenoHt BAT, Oa5ll
cin. &m langioniten Eenipo fd6rt
cr Inn cine @ea6ic0ung. @loBlib
odriogt ieinc Steuerung mo er
fommt in iouitc Goaiiiou nil einenI
'9Nnt Sein 2mto crid6rt nic6t 0ell
geriugiten S6ooen. n@irfIib oroB'
oriig~ ruit ser dltc &err ent5iidt
ous. o9l6G pic briugen Sie OeulI
Sore aorre 5m 9iuitono, menr
feinc 9dume om @oae ite6en2"
@aNc snr glciic tu'S 9lusIanO 6eIOroi
e. 9loinc, yir. 4i3, Sits8(liimorc.
albe 6uilOm 8uule glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
Die SuternatiOuale gImSitellung fir
SnAgriuer6c naO SrapDit il
Seip5id.


9luS 2eip5ig ihrci6t man inns:
SIN Nlai miro bier cine glnsitel.
hing croiinet werOcn, sic, o6glei6 iie
iidj i'm Nabmei ciner 6aAausiteIlung
6dlt, oo1 0an5 uniperialen lmo inter.
notioualeu G6arafter trogen imo
gpeiieuoS oni 9eiEper ans aaer Ser
rem &duoer Qln5ieblngSfrait auSii6en
miro. IS iii oies Die oSnternotiona-
lc 9lusiielluug iiir Sudaeper6e uno
@rapGif", oie, pie na6 oen &or6e.
rctiugcu NIT Si6erbeit pormls5ldas
sen 1T einc aroBariigc @eltihml oes
@u1gcmcrbcs gc6cu miro. @eraoe
Seip3ig fam ia ais f(aIiii6c Stdtte
liir cine 9lnsiiellIRg oieier glrt be-
5eidnet meroen. 6iloet es Ood oen
Dlittclnmft oes Oeiti1eu 9ub6an.
oelS uuo Der oeutide 9ud6on0cl lit
betanntlid ocr, Der ole ar6f.e @ro.
outtion aller alltlrldnocr oui5uwei-
icu 0at 9cIbit alf ser eriten @clt
ou5lteQuna 5u Goa0on i'm Sabre
1851, no ionit Ole @r5clgaiiic oes
oeuiibcu @cmerbeneiBcs iait onrG.
mea i'm @intcrtreiicn itauoeu, per-
modtc oo5 oertic1c 9udacmcrbc nod
ieiuen altcn 9iu6n 5a beboupteu unO
in 0cn lcBtcn bci0en ,Sabrjebnien bat
es cincn ouBcrofOcutliden 9lilf.
ldmunq aenommen uno alif Dem sc.
biete Ocs 9rudes, Bupiers, @inban.
oes, Der Slhtitrationste6uif Il. l. 10.
gems nele @lemenic uno @rfinoim.
cen uon 1erporragelocm &crt6e per.
arbeitet. 1ic 9luslcllina crirclt iid
ser N}itrpirfung internationaler Gd'
pa3itGten es ieieu mr DER betonnte
iran5oiii1e glrhdologe Salomon &ei.
uQA. Ger idpucOiirbe Soric6er Spell
S)e0in @rai Dmitri Solitoi aus Fe.
tcrS6lra nn0 bon ocini1eu Pcrion-
liMleiicn Der Director Der 8erlincr
@emdloegallerie, @roieiior Mar s.
6reoldnoer Scr 9lrddologc &rofeiior
&ilhe(m Dorpfelo. Sdliemanu'S
Nliiar6eitcr, DER 9lii0rioloae lSroiei
ior Delisi6, DER Gnltr6iitorifer
Froieiior aarl 9ampre6t seuannt
9lad QlogIicbfeit miro ani oieier
gLisiicanng oas bloBc 3uridaniteaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
gleaia, aracrc Sid uidJtl

us6lag eianal sans gcmaltig
orclul
1o iHrie0 mir iiiHglt Gin glbonnente;
@e5iif mid @ottuor iolbcr Gein
g9er SAmub Misrciit 6aic6nlubt pic
glm beitcn ii's man I5weigt 9onj
lii0c
llno idlat ueraniidt ourA iciHe
@riac,
Cans einerlel mic es atA gcat
2ie ic5 pic &cticria6nc orcDi
Gs NOR ciumal lang III cs Der
go COB IS maudc 3cihnggieb0c;
5Anubbomoen mari man groB mo
ihmer,
llu irQeu0 cine ouauac 0rctc.
su 3tr5mcu iloB camola bic Iinte
Gem ioldj' Gin aricg mar uir6t ges
lilioc;
"a ao6s oit isbredIidlen @ciiauf
lln0 itambig mar Ger &aiienihranf.
@oiilob oaB oicie Belt porbeil
aein Rmml lit me6r fiir Gootcnara.
bcr
a1agBlt cler mlttbcnibrnnnt berDei
tlu0 l@rmpitc iriI6 bon ieincr Sebcr,
ga ldBt man oeil Eapierforb paltell
En iciueu ticIcn lueiien 6altcn
19ldit nauAco aiitigc EoSnlia
(Sas lnlaeorldt uRo mdus6cuitia.
Ser GuaiiM 1T fcincr 9lumort mert6
iln0 0orum nnB i@ arb pcr5icbtcn
eos maHbmal and im Snner'
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-26
AGGIE SECONDS
DEFEAT DEMING
Is Second Victory Over the
High School by the
College Team.

State College. n. N. oct. 26.-The
DeminE High school met the ASgie
seconds for their return game on Mil
Ter field. and was defeated by the score
Of % TO o. The former game played
in DeminE on October 10 resulted In
the score Of 10 to in favor Of the As-
gies.
The game was hard fought despite
the one sided score. The DeminE team
fought hard to annex this game since
II has lost all games played so far THIS
season However the AEgle seconds
proved too strong and the Deming boys
were forced TO suffer the second de
feat at the hands Of the Aggie team.
The AgEies scored in the first quar-
ter after 10 minutes Of play, advanc-
ing the ball over the goal line by n
series Of forward passes and bucks
netted the Aggies another touchdown,
the last 10 yards being made by run,
end around end. The third quarter
gave neither side a score, Deming hav-
ing braced and held the Aggies in the
center Of the field The fourth quar-
more touchdowns, making a total score
OF p to for the college.
The teams lined up as follows;
COllege-WhartOn, left end. Maddox
and NOrthrOp, left tackle; Briggs, LETT
guard, kronig, center; Robertson ard
SinaslO right guard, Wagner right
tackle Lane. right end; Sigal (captaln)
quarterback. Barlow, fullback. Hum
bic and Miller, left half; Mackenzie
and Ladd. right half
High schOol-NcCIure. left end; Pc
tersou. left tackle: Burr, left guard;
HardaWay, right tackle; York. right
end. Phillips, quarterback. Howard.
fullbacki Steed, left half; Bell, right
half