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hereby announce myself q candi-
date for County Treasurer. subject to
the rules OF the Democratic primary
e. : w. A. ELROD.
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y :Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Pruitt, of Giaen.
villc. was here recently visiting the
family OF w. II. Evans. a,.,
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Mr.. John c. Droadwcll. of Wal
hnlla. was here recently -spondlne
awhile with her daughter, Mrs. Jcos,
Ethcridgc 2Nl
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Mira. ii. w. Stone and little daugh-
ter Elizabeth. was here few days
last week attending tho series OF
meetings. '~
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Mifs Annie Miller. of Union, Is here
spending ucmc time Mt tho homo 81
her brother, George Miller. s5i
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Mlss Myrtle Burton, OF Anderson,
returned TO her homo yesterday, hay
Ing spent week hero with her
cou Sins, the Misses McMahan,,.
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l hereby announce myself candi-
date for county treasurer of Ander-
son county, subject to the rules of the
democratic primary. J. A. COOK.
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I hereby announce myself q capdi-
date for county treasurer, subject to
tho rules and regulations OF the
democratic primary.
81 DR.. w. A. Trim
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I hereby announce myself as q can.
didate for County Treasurer OF An.
derson county subject to the rules OF
tue Democratic party.
JACOB o. BOLLINGER.
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hereby announce myself q candi-
date for Treasurer of Anderson coun-
~, subject to the rules of the demo-
cratic primary. J. Leroy SMITH
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! EsQR .EOYGnESSs

hafnha Z, 3. 3 e. :. .i
date fse sanEiEsas from t6e Third cons
/ fesaiDnaI nistf ftck sub 6jeet ii to tf,si
rules NJ the idSrn0cYa sparty.
1OEiN /. HORTO
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Mr.. Guy Mckinney and s!ster, Miss
Mary. OF Lincolnton. Ca, arc here Wis
iting friends. They moved from this
place about five years ngo.
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;, FOR.CUUNTY TREASURER

i hereby announce myself candi-
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules OF the democratic party.
i';sr J.. MERCER KING
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Miss Eva Gosncll, of Pclzor, is WIS.,
tting at the home OF A. s. j. Hall.
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Mrs. II. S. Burton and childron or
Iva, is here with hor sister, Mrs.
Lowic. and other relatives.
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q 2
Tic servant stands for itself and I will
appreciate the votes of tho people Of
this county.
WINSTON sMITH.I
hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office. .of Auditor of An
derson County subject to the rules OF
the Democratic party. litlg
n. WARE AUSTIN.
hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the Office of Auditor, subject
to the rules Of the Democratic .pri-
mary .,-. j. r. C. GRIFFIN.
s- FOR.CUUNTY TREASURER
hereby announce myself o candi-
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules OF the democratic party.
Y ]. MERGER KING.
I hereby announce myself q capdi-
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules and regulations OF the
democratic primary.
DR.. W. A. Trlpp
hereby announce myself as q can
didate for County Treasurer OF An
derson county subject to the rules of
tue Democratic party.
JACOB o. BOLLINGER.
hereby announce myself a candi-
date for County Treasurer. subject to
the rules OF the Democratic primary.
w. A. ELROD.
hereby announce myself q candli-
date for Treasurer of Anderson coun-
~, subject to the rules of the demo-
cratic primary. j. Leroy SMITH.
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for county treasurer of Ander-
son county, subject to the rules of the
democratic primary. ]. A. COOK,
Thereby announce myself as q can
didato for trcasrrcr Of Anderson coun-
ty. subject to tho rules of tho Demo-
cratic primary.
j. FRETWELL, JR.
Il hereby announce myself a candi-
date for COuntv frooo,ror o,,bSook -
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR

FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
! hereby announce myself a candi-
date for county supervisor. subject to
~ the Democratic primary.
J. MACK KING.
hereby announce myself a can
:didate for the Office of county super
visor OF Anderson county. subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. T. M. VANDIvER. (
hereby announce myself a candi-
date for supervisor of Anderson coun-
ty. subject to the rules OF democratic
primary. &C. +. MARTIN, :
hereby announce myself as a cam
.didete for county supervisor, subject
to the rules of the democratic pri-
mary.
W. J. JOHNSON. (,
Pelzer, s. c., r. F. d. 1.
] hereby announce myself O candi-
date for County Supervisor OF Ander-
son county, subject to. the rules of
the Democratic primary.
-. THOs. B. KAY.
REPRESENTATIVE
hereby announce myself as q cam
,dtdate FOR House OF Representatives
from Anderson county, subject to the
rules Of the democratic party.
OSCAR D. GRAY.
hereby announce myself a candi-
date for tho House Of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules Of the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
. hereby announce myself candi-
date for the legislature subject to tho
rules and regulations of the democra-
tic party. GEO. M. REID.
: ! hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House Of Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
rules Of the democratic primary.
WALTER f. WHITE. ;
!. hereby announce myself as q cam.
didate for the house Of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the Democratic primary.
w. /. Obi MAHAFFEY.
E I hereby announce myself candi-
date Tor the House of Representatives
for Anderson county, subject to tho
rules OF the Democratic primary.
i ASA HALL, JR.
Il hereby announce myself candi
date for Representative from ,Ander-s
son county. subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary. :. T. WEST.
Bolton, 8. C.
! announce myself> candidate for
the legislature from Anderson Coun-.
ty subject to the rules of, the demo-
cratic party. T. F. DICKSON.
- S; .arlas e eandidess sa:, s:;sy lzzarse Of
Representstiv tivet from Anderson coun-.
sty. will abide the rules OF the
primary SAM WOLFE.
! hereby announce myself q candi-
datc for House of representatives for
Anderson county, subject to the rules
OF the Democratic primary.
j. BELTON WATSON.
hereby announce myself a candi-
date for legislature, subject 10 the
rules Of the Democratic party.
-. s. A. BURNS.
herahv annnnnca nnvsaR n cnndi4
date for House Of representatives for
Anderson county subject TO tho rules,
OF tho Democratic primary. q,
L. T.. CAMPBELL. :.
hereby, announce myself cantf-
, date for Representative from Ander--
son county subject to the rules OF the,
democratic primary.
J. H. HUTGHIsoN. .5
hereby announce myself as a can
didato TOR reelection to the legisIa-
tufe subject TO the rules OF the demo-
cratic narty ;t :s;:s5 s T. +. NELSON.
.9s ron 7PrE:iOB1 1TE, JUDGE
y. Rs Nicholson Il hereby .announc-
ansI = ~
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Barnes. Aug. 11.-Mr, Fu)'man
iirown left here lns: Friday night for
his home at Mccormick. Ho was ac-
conlpaniod by Eugene McMahan They
made tho trip In buggy, enjoying a
moonlight ride. a
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EXCELLENT CARD At
!. Laurel RAGE TRACK
Gluse Finishes Featured in Nearl!
Every tace-Butler's Diploma
Takes Opener.
TRANID SHOWS FORM REVERSAL
In Previous Starts He Failed to Do
Anything, but Yesterday Wins
From Good Field, Leading All the
Way.

LAUREL. October 3o.--Au excellent
s ,21 , Was run I, of to-day at Laurel Pprk
i ies T re: iT os'A'"' se''' ''ose ,"
James Buffers Diploma captured the
choices, beating White Metal by a
length, while Vivfire Was third.
of form by beating good field in the
fifth race. On his last three, starts
'rranid showed no speed AT all. but to
SECOND and Brnye Cunarder, paying 10
TO 1, TO show. vas third.
n,c T@ ace R,4s pnFss $50 me
Msi'e y Ms.i 95 KSds5,sa 81 SO i,
ReSaecton ana satnr,us also ran, 49, $50
Ing, purse sN1- one, mile aud sixteenth Bal
IRON. 100 (shlllinEl: sipa, $3.50 t:.s). Grs,;
RT aias B4sthel H. o s 1d s'fs Fa
Ti,se i:is IS. calethumpian. Carono,nc.
Hod9rdo, Peacock Ie,uius and oakmurst
l., Third rart-two scar ,o!ds. purse. 500 i've
sgs s f5t bAing IL Mil Ss tass}rG l 81,
second second Hansen rs tKarr,skla i:s2 tAira.
Dr. rHf and mand perYsS ase ran ae
Fourth ,aesssii,nE; hnndie ca thresiyeat
$50 INST; Holiday, ,o5 {Merasgar;j. 800,
s 2 'eT fn PSn s 5000 ss Day and
aisn ran.
Ff,h iass.9&naIGSnp an ssss purse s. . g
s..ie sC.ig. first lsidora. zoe tMcTaggastl.
tSniu.ag>. $3.50. third, Tlme, lis, ws.e:
Lady SiinbfF H.. Flittc: Gc!t and Spring
bohrd also ran.
miie-Gerrard, II. tButwclD slGta. $50. $3.50.
nrst; 4 At Court, i@T Rnxt"nl, ;5sS sio' sec
1893 So. P!llie Baker smicy. quick Stn5t,
Lady GRANT Veneta Strome and .N-tro!oscr
also ran.
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LATONlA RACES DRAW
LARGE FRIDAY CROWD

LAroNIA, softober ao:s Brihehurst,
DAYS featmre in handy fashion ~, oy var
the tn over,We eN Leo GhareSS cpas-
hurst. was third. Leo Chares might
have won had he Cotton n better break.
One OF the besr crowds of the meet
ing was. present, and enjoyed seeing
well-backed horses. account for every
race. In the closing event the talent
backed Bonnie E;loise heavily. and she
Justified the confidence by winning
handiiy.
Fire; raceE two year oihs i've ana a half
furlonys. selling Flossie Crockett los (Col-
ins), si9e. 1919, s2So. first; Gertrude H., 10
,Neylon,. s!.t5. SEQ, second: London cG!rl,
10 tMe,caifl, $3.50. third. Time s!:r as.
Hate Burton, Alice Dudley, Viva, Little
siam. Planetary. IDA, cugra!i. Wildrose and
Lizzie run also ran.
Second race-saling, three year-olds and
UP six Observation-Disclosures 10 CPoolD. $500
s5eg. sso. tirst;;. oakland. iis tAturphy), $3.50.
$40. second: r. N. Green. u; fRice). SIS. %
third Time. 1913 % Osapic O'Sullivan.
Iall MAJ, Beauchilton, LamD's Tail. Prae-
toriun. Tile Reach Billy Barnes ana Rubicon
II. also ran, .s
Third rGce-two- year- olds. selling. five and
hAlf fmrl0ngs-Carigan. IL. (Murphy). $3.50.
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SIGNAI. PRACTICE FOR
y. & VI. At wAsHlSt;ToS

WEST RALEIGH, y. C., October 90
The Agricultural and Mechanical Col
leGc football team LETT last nigga for
Annapolis. where they ri:y the Navy
tomorrow The pigskin warriors will
spend to-day in Washington to break
the trip, and also tn indulge In light
signal practice. The team is. under tile
charge of Coach Hcgirty and Trainer
Martin, and they are all in high spirits
Tor tho fray with hc-Navy.
The \. e NJ. line was never too stron.
Al any time this season. and they are
further handicapped lii that Winston.
right guard, and Turner. left tackle,
VIII be out Of the game on account OF
injuries. some of the other men that
VIII start the game have injuries that
VII likely force them to retire be-
foro the contest is over.
For the past week Coach Heearty
has been drilling the mon hard In new
plays 10 be used, and he has strong
hopes that, the Red and White tenn
account OF the absence of Winston from
shifted from centre to guard. ana
Davis. subccptre. Will take Plyer's
place. Protlitt will probably be put in
in Turner's place.
The squad that left here last night,
Hegarty and Trainer Martin, . we're eAa as
follows: Anthony, McDougail, Seifert
and Mason, ends; Promtt and Cooke,
tackles: Young, Plyer. Winston and
Hinson: guards; Davis, centre. and the
backiieid men, Tcnny. Ridditk. Van
Brocklin. Sharpe. Townsend, RonIicr.
Champion and Temple.
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TURNER AND KILoNIs
WIN WRESTLING BOUTS
Hull" Montnho PicndS Ola Injury m
Came for Not COntinninR-Zynnckie
MISUNDERSTANDING Referee.

Joe Turner. the holder of the belt
AS the champion middleweight wres-
tier of tho world. displayed his snort
ing qualities last night. when, after
losing the rrst fall and winning the
second fall In his match with Bull"
Montana, he agreed TO take on jim
could throw Turner III fifteen min
utcs. When the specified time had
H Hot ,ouc had thu Turner'S sh,q@ders
would require but five minutes more,
and to this Turner agrhed, and the
spectators We're given five minutes of
ever Witnessed on 4 local mat. and
Polious. failed TO make gold his boast.
the wrestl'ns carnival opened with
ncnts. Houston Parham. of Peters
burg. was referee, and awarded the
iiist fall 10 Kilonis after thirty: eight
a Scissors hold. l<iiomis won the. Sec.
! ond fail in twenty minutes With I'm
armlock
Joe Albano, Jim PoIious and All Mo-
BANNED were present and issued chal-
! lenges.
ri,rham referred the first part OF
Smith finished line work when Par
ham departed for Petersburg.
Monta ana, who appeared more OF 4
minutes with. a full full il;mmeri6ek. Mo M
! ttHa mac plaStefS over MS ribs, anu
cln lined TO be suffering inteifse palms
| from an old wound Turner rushed
ma tiers in the SECOND go and won the
/ fall with haminerlock and. body
SCISSORS after ten minutes Of work.
Montana said he was unable to fn-
! ish the .nutch because of his Injured
ribs, and jim rolious challenged Tur-
ner for Il fifteen minute go. claiming
he could throw the ''so-ca!led cham :
! pi3n IN that time. Although wintlcd
from his work with Montana, Turner
lacceded to the wishes of the audience
and gave poiinus /; twenty minute
/ try. but the Greek failed 10 throw
! him. as noted above.
! Both wrestlcrs asked that the toe
hold be allowed but Manager Wise
| and the police We're trim III their de-
! termination 70 prevent the cruel hold.
In the last few minutes bf work IN
the first 20 both wrestlers used tho
hold ana were warned by the police To
deSiSt,
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$40. s:.so.. nrs.:. sunset. 100 tTayiorp $40.
third. Time, 81 50 Aiiedo, rhere2i
Bethel Anna Rrutcr 70. Frat. Rhodes
ran.
Fourth ,racc-lhundicap. .ihree-year- Odds nnd
slsl ssel ssia. first; Leocharcs. ii23 collins
saI, $40; second: Cnsuarpa. lo4 tSfurnhyj.
Moonat Back Bay, Helen Barhec and Cieii-
cirhe also ran.
Firth race-aiiowancc. threc-year-ods and
up. one nie-Belle OF Bryn MaEr ios tt;osst
$'61 SIo. Ss.6J. first; Chfistnphine ~ tIlnst-
weuD. ssSs. $50. second: Luther. l'5 1Ncy-
lonl, $40. third. Time. 1875 3%5. san vega
% Hogan and Colonel Marchnont also ran.
sixth race-7sclling. three-year-oids and up.
SHn mile and sixteenth Bonnie Eose. ils
tMetcalO. $3.50. 1910. ssso. nrxt: BIiiowe %
,,Murphy!;, '5i9 800, second: Charley Nc
Fs:fai. ios tRobinsohI. S7.T5.. third. Time
La Is. Clinton. Insurance Man Marshor,.
Sicepl..nd Chad Buiord. Milton H. and
Ga.ey save also ran
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WAKE FOREST eleven
READY FOR ROANOKE
One or Biggest Football Battles of
Season To BE Staged This
Afternoon.
q; CLOSE CONTEST EXPECTED
Squad in Best Shape II Has Been in
This Season-Ihjured Players HIVE
Recovered and Will BE in the
fIine-Up.

;, WAKE FOREST. October ao.--wake
Forest and Ronnoke will meet here in
ever Stages he wnfs oresf sei
iron THE game will be played to-f,ior-
T ToT nftsrnoSn ttollowing the aIhaal
day. and an unusually large crowd is
expected TO witness the battle
ha It MIL 9s coed test between \, two
tice this AFTERNOON. closing as hard a
Wake Forest. Coming back las. Sun!
DAY AFTERNOON from Lexington. Va.
MI SdeiisFasd iasy the Greatest sfss5
team p fe tps q nssi Wake
The squad, went to work Monday aftef.
noon and have been working ever since,
student body. ;THe Generals were out out
Of their class. and everybody knew
It. The .Baptists feel that tomorrow
and expect the result to show this fact.
However Lhst saturday they defeated
technic Institute. although many OF
the a1s S; Y b,l Tech regulars We're not
aoe tea was t a Sy 1 The Ben
erals eajy In the season. a,ic the score
MAS VA greater than II was against the
IaptiAts. The Vlrsinians nave an es-
and the Baptists reaiize that they naV arc
going UP against Il worthy zoe.
The Wake Forest team Is Inf tile best
shape, they have been this year. Rein
FORCED by Guard Stallings and End
Harris, who have been out Of the game
Tor two weeks, and the Improvement OF
tie many minor and various injuries OF
several Of the men, conditions are the
brightest Mt the present time than any
other time this season.
I; IS thought here that the game
opinion is tGat one or two toe vra
VIII decide, the winner. Tire line-uI
viii likely be:
Wake Forest Position Roanoke
Holding. right end. 80. Hartman
M0 Mia,,ia,,,; Fight tackle Duncan
s.allings.... right guard Kcc,inger
, Abcrnatliy 80. centre OFlahcrty
give. ..... left guard. 49,. y. .Rcl
BlacFman. left tackle. Bouhar7
Harris.... left end. Harmai,
billings. quarter back. -. Bunting
Wttherington left half, norman
Trust. .;.... right half go. Kriegel
n. Riddick. -. full back. j. Bonham
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Interest CENTRED TN
VA. VANDERBILT. GAME
Gridiron Experts Consiser Elevens
Evenly Matched, Which Gives Pros
poet OF Hard-Fought Battle.
oTHER TEAMS IN sPoTLIGHT
Nofth Carolinu-D Davidson Contest VIII
Demonstrate Whether Chapel Hill
Is to Continue It's Record Made S81
Far.

ATLANTA. GA, October so.--interest.
~ jsTH'h u; n, football to-moTrow centres
Other important games are tGnosssss be- be- !
tween Georgia Tech and sewanee. at
calo9sa;, Ala; Georgia and Mississippi
Garsllna A 81. and III the a1 Navy yoF It
bilt and Virginia evenly matched! TSRe
Gi o. ia. medium t,,r.is OF Comparison howsSef.
Georgia North Carolina, the aeorelae
y,irg!nIla and the Vanderbilt NORTH t
North Carolina. but made bettayy.
IIlh nas y, aFalnst Wirsinia Eefth Caro-
The resul; OF tire Tech scwnnet game
IL IL, si. to provide basis for COIN.
Sewanec and Alabama, which meet 6i,,
G Seygh9e and g card and ths Hnysfsi.y q
been defeated by Georgia. While Tech
has los; To Alabama. Il
es IS aossi a M
NJ comparative scores are avhflabio
in ,GonslderinE the North Carolina *,
81 M.-Navy clash, t3
at Winston Sa lcih will lie followed oiiiS
with q view 70 nscertnininE whether
!nc ohHpei nm nachine VIII COnlinns.
me record II has made thus far .lils.
season.
Other games scheduled are: ~
Mercer Ys. Furinan, at Macon 49,.
Tennessee vs. Chattanooga; at Knox
willie. 'lf7si
Y; N l. vs. Morris Harvey. at Lex
Clemson VS., Citadel. at charleston.
Kentucky State rs, Cincinnati, at Gin
/ slississippi College vs.. Louisiana A..
& NJ, ut Jackson, Miss
Richmond rs. Randolph Macon. at
Rich,nond. ,
V. z. J. VS.. washington and Lee. at
Roanoke,
William and Mary vs., Hanipdenssid-
nry. AZ Newport News, Va.
Louisville vs. wabash. at Louisville. &
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In,iinns Due to Come-BpcI,.

CARLISLE, PA, October 30.-Thc
Indian football team Is timed to strike
lis stride In to-morrOw'S game Al Buff
falo against the strong Syracuse eleven.
The indian officials will say nothing
Indicating this sentiment. hut the re-
marknblc development OF .. green squad
IN the past three weeks ut the hands
soon jump into It's accustomed class
Twenty-Five Redskins, led by Warner
struck the trail for Buffalo to-day, after
a running over Of the new formations
and revised Signals. The Indians are
IN fine fettle nl,ysicially, with the en-
ception OF Wallette. Looksaround did
not accompany the squad
Carisle'S lineup Will he: Wallcttc.
left cnd;. Wclman, LEFT tackle; lill.
left guard; Norrin, centre; Busch. right
guard: Martel right tackle; Bird. RICH
end: Crane, quarter back -Wofforu, left
half back; Pratt. right half back: Calac
tcaptain), full back.
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FGUR USDEFEATED TEAMS -
Viii play THIS AETEnNO

3. CHICAGO, October ab.-rour un.
dSisated ttams-ChieaGo. Wisconsin.
morrow Ia what virtually will amount
TO scniiinals OF the Western conferences
football season.
Except Indiana, the other big eievcns
viii rest. while both Notre Dame aud
the Michigan .Aggies cxYect easy games.
To morrow's schedule III the. Cntra!
States Includes:
at Madison---Chicago vs. Wisconsin,.
Al Observation-Disclosures vs.. Mime
sofa.
VI Bloomington Miami W.. Indiana.
Al Lansing--Akron VIZ. M!ch&an
Agsics.
!, 4, South Rend--Haskell vs Notre
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Conch TnIk. to- Ilgrrs.

PRINCETON. n. J., October 80.--Pre.
paratory to the Williams game to-
morrow, forty-five- minute drill in
fundamentals ahd signal WORK replaced
the usual scriinmnge in the Tiger camp
this afternoon.
Coach Eddie Hart gave his special at
tention to the charging of the line AZ
the close of the drill the men were
sent to the .fclhhouse. where they were
given a talk by. Coach Pentleld.
Although Click was at quarter again,
Ames will start the game. tomorrow.
When, Ames goes out lie will be re-
placed by Click. Dick crman Will re-
lieve Moore at half during the game.
in order to receive kicks. as Tibott
VIII NOT be available for use. Captain
Balm is laid up with cold, and will
not play through the entire game. Al
though still in bad condition. Shenl<
Will start. Il. Trcnkmanu is not likely
TO play. Biglcr. the Tiger tackle, is
still IN the iniirmary. and has been
warned by the doctors to keep off his
leg.
Coach PenHeid and Tibbott left to-
night for Harvard 20 watch the Grim
son against MiclrIgau.
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Failing Again mt Hair nnck.

ANNAPOLIS, October 30.-'rhe Navy
coaches will make many changes in
the team as IT will line up against
North Caroiin, Agricultural and Me
f shan, to,mo7rroT Graf, who for
has been placed 1T right guard. while
Scllossbach has displaced De Roodc ut
right tackle.
Failing has won back his place AT
right half. making the backncld Il very
heavy one, while Kennedy. left tackle,
ana Perry, centre, have recovered SuiIi-
GENTLY TO start the game tomorrow.
The team should lie pa per cent strong
az than the one which defeated West
crn Reserve last Saturday IS TO q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
MORRIS HARVEY ELEVEN
CANCELLED v. M. !. GAME

LEXINGTON. VA. October 2O..-'rn-
morrow for the first time in years the
Virginia Military. Institute team will
not play one OF it's regular scheduled
games, Norris Harvey having can
celleu.
game with some other school or club.
but without success. AS a result the
varsity will he haudical ped forty points
and sent against the scrubs. On ac-
count having no re -,iar game to.mor-
row thrre was Il rd scriminagc this
afternoon. All thu Grst team men with
the exception of Captain Balm taking
II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
JOHNSON SAYS ST. LOUIS
MUST BEAT WASHINGTON
Zig Twirler Admits rhnt Fedcrals'
OHer WINS St5,0OO, but VIII Not
SiSu for Tint Figure.

FORT WORTH. ARK. October ao.--
The 81. Louis Federals will have to
beat the Washington price If they
want mes" said Walter Johnson here
to-day when questioned about rumors
that he had signed with the Federal
League. Fifteen thousand dollars Il
the Washington club, johnson asserted.
This was what the St. Louis Federals
offered him. he said.
Johnson said he drew $4,000 last
year from Washington, and that the
club had offered him an additional
$1,000 to sign new contract.