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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
STUDENTS GIVE CORNELL
SQUAD R0USlNG SEND.OFF

ITHACA. November 2s,--Amidst a
tremendous demonstration by $500
Cornell undergraduates. the Cornell
football team and sixteen substitutes
left Ithaca tonight for Atlantic City.
where the players win timber up until
Thanksgiving Day. big parade es-
corted tho team from the campus to
the station,
tions rs to the outcome OF the game,
but strong air of confidence runs
through the entire Cornell camp. In
addition to tho varsity squad of TWEEN
ty-soven men. four former cripples
who have been kept out OF the game
most Of the season by injuries, also
made the trip. Shorty" Taber and
Charlie" Lair, two regular varsity
men who broke their legs early in the
aeason. and Mehaffy and Mueller. sub
stitute end and guard respectively.
were also in Tho party. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
GENERALS lNDUL GE IN A
SNAPPY SIGNAL PRACTICE

LEXINGTON. VA. November Ga
snnppy signal practice this afternoon.
with three coaches directing the man
oeurres. Coach Tom Ready, OF L.ehigh,
joined the general mentors. Elcock
and Raftery watched the practice.
Ready Will introduce several new
iormations before Agricultural and
Mechanical is encountered in Norfolk.
The Generals. crippled slightly. will be
priined for battle when Referee Max
well starts off the conflict. Tho squad
or twenty players and several coaches
Will leave after n final practice to-
morrow afternoon.
The student body will hold a foot
ball rally preceding the final practice,
giving the team a send-on. Coach Ell
cock. whose predictions as 20 points
season,, PREDICTS that Washington and
Lee VIII defeat, the 'Aggies to D. AS
sistnnt Coach Raftery has predicted n
10 to victory. believing that Captain
Donehue will register field goal
hard. vicious battle IL expected for
three of the Generals. Captain Dona.
hue. quarter back: Right Tackle Buck
Miles and Full Back Ray BuehrinE are
playing their last game for WASHINGTON
and Lee.
There Is a feeling of confidence
among tho players. for never before
has the eleven had such diverse
number OF formations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
John MARSHALL HIGH
SCHOOL MEETS RALEIGH
Football Elevens VIII Clash at broad
Street Park Tomorrow Morn.
ing at 1880 O'Clock.
LOCALS CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP
This for Eastern Section of State,
However-Roanoke Will BE Played
Saturday for Statewide Prepare.
tory Title.

n gone that is creating almost as
i ~ en- interest as the big contest which
Is 10 Pc 1s,s staged thanksgiving, is the
School and John Marshall which viii
ne played Wednesday morning at Broad
Street Park. 1t was necessary to play
been scheduieds for the AFTERNOON. A's
5ohn Marshall claims the Eastern
STATE championship. and by comparing
scores Il will be seen that their claim
John Marshall defeated Richmond
Academy 33 to 6 last week. Hampton
High asant Defeated , the same team 20 to Z:
Mary 2cademy 81 et to- JOHN ,ii Snrsn nnd
turned the trick with a IS to o score.
M ea Over Hi M, Of Ne o1S also srlamph
.,by, score of 10 to o.
several attempts have been made by
Manager MAJ, ger Hargrove to arrange a game
Roanoke High School has an undis.
them in Roanoke Saturday for the
championship of the State.
In tho meantime, interest Is Mt fever
Marshall and Raieissh here De.~e %ed HHan
day. The students, at the high school
in u foree to s cheer ra Their team au on
never been witnessed before at John
Marshall. full assembly is called
Which ie VII be used Wednesday,, and if
be for the lack Of cheering.
The Raleigh team will be ,accompa-
t MED by large number Of rooters. who
T,l ssay oyer n, to SEQ tho big gamo
Head Coach Hit. the end and cross
through the last scrimmage of the sea
time spent in Individual coaeh f1 u io eng
pecially with the tackles and ends, who
were shown more about boxing tackles
To-day at school the team will have n
blackboard talk. and this afternoon
light signal practice will be held at
John Marshall is winding up the mos.
successfui season which they, have ever
had. In the seven games played they
have rolled UP score OF 212 points to
their opponents' 8. Only once has their
goal line been crossed. and that was
in the Academy game, when an Acad-
and raced OFF for n touchdown. Tho
other score was made from q field goal
by Ashland.
The game will start with Cantain
Rrumble and Core on ends. big"
and Gilbert Mt guard. Fucker in centre.
Owens rs quarter back. Sales and Tur-
ner as half backs. and Stringer as full
! back,
AS this is the last game which John
Marshall will play at home, quite q
The c AfSmn is to Iftend
represented. as we'll as local fans. with
whom the John Marshall team Is pop
The game will start at lo:ao A. NJ,
stttute). referee. and Miles (Dnvidson),
umpire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
YALE'S DAILY NEWS DEALS
GENTLY WITH THE ELEVEN

NEW HAVEN. November 2s.-coacb
iiinkey. Of the Yale eleven. and the
to-day in the Yale Daily Jews as fol-
lows:
''There Is not much to sa, about the
wonderful team, n beautifuiiv workin.,
machine without weak cog. so
smoothly running and so powerful that
oven OF the gentle art of tackiing.
Yale's defeat however. has not In
the least shaken the faith In Coaci,
tttnkty. He has taken hold of football
in the right way, banishing that super.
huous gr!mncss. without which many
think no team is complete. and which
brands the man who is seen to smile
shirker."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
WHAT WILL WAKE FOREST
DO With DAVIDSON SQUAD?
This Is the aucstion .Asitatins the Mind
OF STUDENT Body-Sqund In Fine
condition for Clash nj Charlotte

WAKE FOREST. November 49,
Wnet VIII the Wake Forest eleven,
with the Davidson machine when thoy
IN. CT M on the Athletic field In Charlotte
n mage nan Is aysr g. Day? The last scr
first day or 20 Of the week will be used
IN perfecting. some new plays and no
hE ihteus are gh. ssnr prse,ISc Tho
real struggle of tho year--thc David
giving when the Baptists and the pres.
is an annual football affair now. Tho
about equal In football ability. The
famous Davidson machine has, how
EYER EYER received the victory in 1s12 and
expected Victory. and the STORY was
we had the best team. we ought to
itMye won put we were tucked out OF
LIZ to z. and In 1913; to o. What will
the, story be this ThanksgivingY viii
IL DO the same old story?
,,. The 1911 Baptist eleven has sur
when athletics have been entirely un-
Ser s,, the Supervision s Of the faculty. Or.
selected as coach by the faculty. smith s
Is young man with a good deal OF
football experience. and an ardent and
o ers With Litter raw of the Re statea
last years regulars did not return to
college. But from the squad which
a little experience at nil. DR.. Smith has
formed an eleven which has caused
the State to look up and take notice, :
of last week was used In perfectinE
new plays. They have fully recovered
from the harf Carolina game. and thcs.
In. Saturdays strimmage the va. sity
men had plenty OF pep. and seemed ir,
the best of spirits. Wake Forest sup
n rfa org hall
exhibit tho beat brand OF football on
Thanksgiving that they are capable Of.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
CHURCH HILL ELEVEN
DEFIED BY SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholastic football team has twice
defeated Barton Heights. and as Bar
ton Heights has defeated the Church
Hill Athletic Club by decisive score,
periority over unattached teams OF the
city, md should be classed az the
champions.
Scholastics playing also bears out
their statement In regard to the pro-
tected Church Hill game. If Church
Hill, who published their claim to the
city championship. desires to phove
their right to the title. It IL up to
them to play the Scholastlcs, who are
Richmond unattached football cham
pionship OF 1914. =
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PRIZE-WINNERS IN
PINEHURST TOURNEY

r1NEHURST. N. c., November as.-
9. j. Becker. OF Auburnda,o, Mass to-
day. won the, gross scorc trophy In u
golf medal play handicap here with n
hole. -.
j. p: e. Rumsey,. of Brooklyn. and
tied In the net score competition With
Cards of IL $500.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
Democratic Ticket.

For United States SenatOr-Chas.
s. Thomas.
For Justice of Supreme Court-James
H. Teller.
For Congress-Edward A. Keating.
For Governor-Thomas NJ. Patterson.
For Lieutenant Governor-John j.
Tobin.
For Secretary of State-E. V. Brake.
For Treasurer Roady Kenehan.
For Auditor-Charles Leckenby.
For Attorney General-Fred Farar,
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-Mrs. Mary c. G. Bradford,
County Ticket.
For Commissioner, third district
Joseph Shook.
For County Clerk-Paul Wallick.
For County Treasurer. A. Ferris.
For County Assessor-Charles Wilber.
For County Sherilf-C. +. Hoyt
For County Observation-Disclosures
Bunger.
For sentative-Wesley Staley,
For Coroner-Dr. A. Mining.
For Surveyor. b. Harrison.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
D0nneII Tells On
Joe Dennis
Mr.. Editor, Dear Sir

Mr.. Editor, Dear Sir
/ was at the Repubi can coun-
~ assembly when the delegates
talked about who should be can
didate for sheriff l. ~as Whisp-
cred all through the assembly
that Joe Dennis ought not to be
the candidate for the third torn,
and that he stood in with the
saloon men and also he stood in
with the Tramway. To my own
knowledge ] know the Leyden
saloon has been open almost
every Sunday for the last three
years. The White City (Black
City, has been selling beer IN
bottles, with the labels washed
off in the saloon part of the
building. | saw men, women,
and children drinking. | saw
them call for the beer, saw them
drink it and pay for it and | have
some of the beer that was sold
to them and will bring it into
court if necessary.
| saw a man reeling drunk
Sunday afternoon coming direct
from a saloon at Morrison.
| have witnesses that will go
with me into any court and show
the goods sold.
Mr.. Dennis has fooled the
temperance people twice but he
can't do it the third time.
To the temperance voters, both
of Republican and Progressive
parties If you cannot vote for
the Democratic candidate for
sheriff, let the voting for Sheriff
go by default. Don't forget to
vote for the Amendment first,
then we will be more thankful
than ever before that we live H.
Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
c. P. H0yt The
Man for Sheriff

The Office Of county sheriff re-
quires all OF the elements in hu-
man nature for the equipment of
its incumbent. He must have both
physical and moral courage, be
ready to face danger if need be,
good judge Of human nature and
tactful in dealing with it, he must
be resolute and firm in his man
ner, sympathetic, yet not too sus-
ceptible, careful and considerate
of the rights OF his prisoners un-
der the law, yet cunning and Graf
ty in discerning counterfeit in
character.
These characteristics are in
stinctive in some while in others
they are, acquired by experience.
All of these elements are found in
the person of c. p. Hoyt, Demo
cratic candidate for Sheriff of JEFF
ferson county, both inherent and
through long years of experience
Mr.. Hoyt came West from the
Empire state in 1863, then quite IA
young man and braved the hard
ships of frontier life in Montana,
working in the mines. He later
came to Colorado, when the terri
tory was wild and under martial
law and enlisted to assist in restor-
ing peace to the national unrest
AT Golden in '66 he became en-
gagged III freighting, which in
those days required all the cpur-
age and daring of manhood. Be-
ing made of the proper kind of
stuff young Hoyt was elected city
marshal of Golden when the town
was overrun with border ruffians.
He later served for five years as
under sheriff with jim Ward,
which position he filled with such
courage that he gained the recog-
milton of the government and was
appointed as deputy United States
Marshal of the Territory of Colo
rado. His reputation became state
wide and he was appointed in 1888
Dy Governor Grant to warden Of
the state penitentiary, and in 'S7
he was reappointed by Governor
Adams who in giving him his COM
mission said that he deserved the
otfce for life because Of his pro-
gressive, humane management Of
thc affairs and its inmates.
Mr.. Hoyt needs no further re-
concentrations as to his fitness
Tor this office, as his reputation
for the enforcement of the laws
Ilder which he is serving has been
fully established. Give him your
vote. Remember the name, c. P.
lloyt.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
Let the Republican Party Answer
These Questions.

What is your program If you
are returned to power'
What Democratic law would
you repeal9
Would you repeal the income
taxi
Would you take backward
step Oh the Parcel Posta
Would you restore Schedule X
of the Payne-Aldrich-Sm -Smoot tariff 2
Would you restore the panic
breeding currency laws that made
possible the great industrial and
financial disaster of 1907?
Would you repeal the Agricul-
tural Extension BillG
Would you restore the tax of
Sl20,000,000 a year on sugarY
Would you put down the pipe
lines connecting the special inter
ests with the seat of Government
that Woodrow Wilson has taken
upG
Would you return to CannonlSm
in the House of Representatives. :
Would you re-establish the old
partnership between rotten poll
ties and rotten business
Give a vote of confidence to the
men who have helped Woodrow
Wilson make this great record.
Do you want a State Superln-
tcndent of Public instruction who
loves children and knows how to
serve them9
Do you want friend of the
teachers i'll that oiliccl
Do you want an efficient and
experienced administrator of
school business
Do you want n faithful and wise
guardian of the school fund.-
Do you want woman there
who knows the problems of the
school, the home and the statef
Do you want speaker or writ.
cr of national reputation to repre-
sent the school system of Colo.
rado2
Then put an y after the name
of Mary c. c. Bradford, Democrat.
ic candidate for State Superin-
tcndcnt of Public Instruction.
lone Good Term Deserves An.
other"
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22

The Enterprise stands square
ly for statewide prohibition, but
we fail to see the advantage to
be gained in making it political
issue at this time. The Prodibi-
ton party has accomplished lit
tie as an organization why?
Because when politics was injec-
ted into the question the public
Immediately became skeptical
and impuned the motives of the
party leaders, accusing them of
being disgruntled political dire
iicts, looking for a new field for
exploitation. However, the non.
political amendment feature has
been q great boon to the cause
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
EDITOR.

Yor are aulOrized to announce my
name as II candidate for County As
SCISSOR, having been chosen NJ the
primaries to go before the voters AT
the election November 3, 1911. re-
spcctfully solicit the support OF the
voters OF jefferson County and my
friends. If elected will administer
the Office with equal justice to all.
CHAS. WlLBER,
Arvada, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22

j. S. Doughty has secured the
contract for carrying the mail to
and from the tramway. Uncle
Sam came to the rescue at last
and Postmaster Newton received
official notice Tuesday that the
department would allow $ll5 per
year for this job. The morning
incoming mail is rather heavy all
the time. but the outgoing mail
is always light.
Rally Day program at the NJ. l..
church given by the Sunday school
at II a. III. Sunday, Oct. 20.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
Political Announcements
EDITOR ENpERPRIsE-

EDITOR ENTERPRIsE-
You are hereby authorized to an
nounce my name us II candidate
for Representative of Jefferson
county in the next General Assem-
bly,, having been chosen by the
primaries to IL place en- the ballot ut
the election Noqember 3.
If elected | will serve my con-
stituents TO the best OF my ability.
Respectfully.
WESLEY STALEi.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
EDITOR:

EDIToR:
You are hereby authorized to an
nounce my name rs Democratic
candidate Tor treasurer Of Jefferson
county subject to the will OF the vo-
ters In the election to be held Nov
ember ,, 1914. promise faithful
performance of ali duties of the OIL
dee IL elected to that responsible po-
sition. Respectfully,
j. a. FERRIS.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22

NOTICE-To our many friends,
Correspondents, Ministers and all
contributors of news items or no.
tices to the public: Unless re-
ceived by us by o'clock Wednes-
day p. m, blame no one but your
self If they do not appear. We do
our best to please all, but must
establish IA time limit.
PHONE ARMADA 951
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22

ENTERPKfsEi
You are authorized TO announce
my candidacy for County Supcrin.
tendcnt of Schools, ON the Demo
cratic ticket. Believing that my
efforts to serve the best interests of
all have boon recognized and appre.
ciatcd, am asking for second
term. BERNEss BuNGER.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22

John Gibson, the Griffith gro
cer, is steadily expanding his
business and taking in more ter
ritory. See his advertisement in
another colamn.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
EDITOR:


You are hereby authorized to an
nOuncv my name rs n candidate on
the Democratic ticket for Justice OF
Peace for Arvada and Sempcr pre-
cincts subject to the will of the vo-
ters at the election to be held Nov
ember Sth.
II. II. GREGG,
Arvada, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
ENTERPRISES.

Please announce my name as "a
candidate on tn, Democratic ticket
for County Commissioner OF the
Third district of Jefferson County.
II elected, will do my best toward
carrying out the party platform on
roads. JOSEPH SNooh'
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
Editor Enterprise

Editor Enterprise
Please announce 10 the voters that
am candidate ON the Democrat
ic ticket for sheriff OF Jefferson
county, subject TO the will of the vo-
Sers ON November 3. believe my
experience with criminals well quail
flies me for the Office | seek.
Respectfully,
{. l.. HONT.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22

because it has not interfered
with an adherance to party or
ganization and party principle.
1t is our candid opinion that if
Amendment No. 2 is lost this
campaign 1t will be because po-
litical lines have been drawn, and
those interested in the election
of certain ticket have been of
Tended by the activities of the
prohibition leaders in bringing
certain opposing candidates for
ward.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
Editor Enterprise :

Editor Enterprise
Dear Sir. Please announce in
your columns my candidacy Tor
county clerk and recorder, ON the
Democratic ticket, subject Ia the
will of the voters ut the general
election. Nov. g.
PAUL NJ. WALLlCk.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
Yours,
Arthur M. Donnell.

Tuesday was registration day
in Arvada and LAG votes were
placed on the polling books, 525
in the east precinct and 62l in
the west. Those who failed to
get their names entered have one
more opportunity, Monday, Nov.
ed. However, it will require "a
voucher on that day. Do not lei
this keep you from registering,
though, ii you are entitled to a
vote.
Do the people want the newspa-
pers bridled! If they do they will
vote for amendment No. s. Ii
not they will vote against Amend
ment No. s. This bill was initial
ed by the Union Water company
of Denver, the petition for the
same was circulated in Denver
only, and was inteY led to throttle
the Denver newspapers for their
vicious attack upon the water
company. However, it would
place all the 42i newspapers in
the state in the public utility class
and their influence would be for,
ever gone. Vote no on Amend.
ment No. $ and give continued
freedom of the press.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22
c. M. TyrrelI Buys Flace.

{. NJ. Tyrrell has purchased the
improved ten acres of the \. c.
Hunt estate, better known as the
Deets property, and will occupy ii
Immediately. Mr.. Tyrell has been
leasing the Schocy place about two
and "A half miles west of No. 6
school house the past two years
and is now in possession Of one OF
the finest homes in that section,
He is the eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Tyrrell, who came here
a little over year ago and pur-
chased the Carey place, also Il
splendid residential property on
kalSton avenue Just west of town.
Preaching at the Baptist church
next sunday, both morning and
evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22


ward.
Fearing that Carlson will lose
many dry votes, the Republicans
are now making it plain that your
vote for governor in no way af-
fects the wet or dry proposition.
Both Carlson and Patterson are
making the same pledge to the
people, to enforce the laws as
they are, or may be made after
they are elected.
In the event that Thomas NJ.
Patterson is elected governor, he
will support legislation to ade-
quately enforce the prohibition
amendment, should same be adopt
ed by the people on November 3.
Without legislation for its proper
enforcement, statewide prohibi-
ton would be useless.
If the voters only knew Chas.
ii. Lcckcnby as well as do the
newspaper men and women of the
state, his election as State Audi
tor would be unanimous. They
love him. They know he is true
blue, not only to the great and no.
BILE fraternity, but to humanity.
They recommend him to the vot-
ers, not alone because his election
would be a recognition and an hon
or to the newspaper profession,
but because no more capable man
could be found for the place. Let
it be said to the everlasting credit
of tn newspaper men that they
never knowingly recommend a
man to the franchise of the people
if he is incompetent and unfit for
the position he seeks. They some
times get fooled as well as the vot-
er, but this is owing to lack of
knowledge concerning his capabil-
ities-or lack of them. In the
case of Leckenby they are not
guessing; they know.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. North Evans
and daughter Isabelle, Mrs.
Moreland, Mrs. Bert Secrest and
Mrs. A. Taylor went to Colorado
Springs Saturday morning, re-
turning Sunday evening in Mr..
Evans car. While there they
visited Mrs. Taylor's daughter.
Mrs. +. l.. kroupa. All report a
delightful time.
W. II. kaler is agent for the
Model Cleaning. Pressing and
Repairing shop, of Arvada. also
for the Excelsior Dye Works.
He also wishes to call attention
to the fact that he is agent for
the knit-top skirt. which always
pleases the ladies. for fall and
winter wear.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-23
LOCAL MOTORISTS
TO GO TO VERNAL
Gar 10 Meet Springs Men Will
Return by Way Of Meeker
Route; Stop Knocks.

The first steps In the campaign to
prevent unjust discrimination against
the Midland Trail. Rainbow Route
and PiEg's Peak Highway by eastern
slope aud Salt Lake motor clubs was
taken last evening by the Chamber
Cf Commerce.
This morning NJ. G.. Ramsew. Mike
Lambert, J.. o. Rankin and Ed Win
toTburu lett Tor COultOn. Utah, where
some OF the hardest knocks against
the Midland Trail have originated
and viii make n personal investiga-
tlCn during the next four days as to
the why's and whercf0res. They eN-
peCt 10 return by the Vernal and
Mockor route 10 zee for themselves II
there are auy grounds for the knocks
When they return they expect TO be
In o. position TO answer some OF the
fake arguments.
In Cotton they expect 10 meet the
Colorado Springs Scout" car and in
duce them II possible to return back
over this route and make fair in
FoEtigatiCn Of both lines.
When this route is proven to be as
good n not better than the other one
Il is thought that the Springs people
will play fair with both routes.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-23
ORDER REBEL
OFFICERS BACK
[By A.socIated Press.I

FL Paso. Tex. July 23.-The re-
peated reports that the Carranza-
villa estranEament would lead to
another open break resulted today in
a doubly enforced embargo on war
munitions along the Texas and New
Mexico border Custom officials are
under orders rom Washington TO
search all shipments OF whatever
character.
General George Bell. Jr., com
manding at Fort Bliss. has issued
orders that no constitutiOnalist off
GERS will be permitted to cross the
border and those already in the
United States will be deported.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-23

Clarence Carnahan and Leo An
ties returned last night from the La
Sal country whore they have been
rhnching for few weeks