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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03
MADE
TO UNIVERSITY
YEAR SHOWS TENDENCY No
RECOGNIZES rHE INSTITUTION
WITH PRESENTS OF PRAcrlc.
Al AND SENTIMENTAL NATURE

EUGENE, Aug. S---The Univcrsity
library has received as q gift from
Mrs. Clara II. Colby of Washington,
d. C., a shipment Of ninety-nvc books
and q number Of pamphlets. The
gift includes publications OF tho wo.
man movement, temperance and 9th.
er reform movements. biography.
history, travel. poetry and miscella-
ncous literature. One item OF spc-
cial Importance IL sixteen volumes
Of the "Woman's Tribune" publish.
ed In Washington. D. G.
Another donation 20 tho university
has been received by the Department
Of Journalism from Mrs. r. w. Dav.
enport. mother Of Homer Davenport.
who was an Oregon boy. brought up
at silvertou. Mrs. Davenport desired
to have preserved In the rooms Of
the Department one Of the fow 70.
naming originals she had OF Homer's
cartoons. and she selected his "world
Wide Struggle for Money" She had
this framed and sent Il to the depart.
ment by express from her present
homo In Los Angeles.
The Department Of Journalism In
also In receipt Of several small do.
nations Of printing material In addi.
tion to the complete old.fashioned
newspaper plant entrusted to tho de-
partment by Hon. H. r. Kincaid. for
nearly forty years editor OF the Ore
gon State Journal.
In the last year small gifts OF varl-
Gus kinds have been made to the Uni
versity In considerable numbers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03
Scattered Shot.

DO 1T FOR Klamath Falls. Join
the Commercial Club today.
If you LOVE your city. give It
some service. The best way ID to
Join the Commercial Club. where
your work viii count for the good Of
the whole city and county.
IN UNITY THERE Is strength
united city ID . strong city. Catch
the significance In connection with
the Commercial Clubf
IT'S A SAFE bet that Chief Of Po-
lice Baldwin SLOWS NO more speed
demons to escape his clutches.
WELL. THE new mayor done gone
and did It. Seems sort OF natural.
FOR aALE-One city jail. can
have same for hauling away.
IF A NAN stands up for himself
he cannot be sis upon.
KEEP YOUR temper; nobody else
wants It.
1T DOES YOU NO good to take a|
lofty aim Il your gun u not loaded.
30 let's load for the future. Throw
In all the scrap iron. nails and horse
shoes available. and lets start little
war OF our own In klamath,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03
IMPROVES CuTrzzSsmP

The effective community organ
: isation. such - the new Com
mercial Club b to b under The re-
organization plans. has no politics. b
not governed BY prejudice. and SERVES
no single individual. interest or
group; but IL democratic. and plsces
the interests Of the community above
the interests Of individuals.
It seeks to concentrate and consol-
idate the enthusiasms and opinioas
of the whole community, and 70 d.
rect them where they will give the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03

Double bill Of features, Star to.
night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03

Herald vast ad' 81 results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03
What the War
Moues Mean

{ United Press stat Correspondent


(United Press Sta6 Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The cap
ture Of Lublin ID too late to give
Field Marshal Won Mackensen any
great strategic advantage. The main
Russian neld force has already re-
tired to new front. II Lubiin had
been taken before their retirement
Won Mackensen might have cut on
their retreat.
Tho Russians evacuated Lublin In
their general plan Of retreat. They
are retiring upon The Breet Lisovak
railway. and are In position to con-
tinue stubborn rear guard action. II
Is improbable that Won Mackeusen
will envelop them. BY crossing the
railway at Lublin, however. Won
Mackensen completed the beginning
of the final stage Of the evacuation
of Warsaw and all the vistula line.
1t was also necessary TO abandon
lvangorod. or Its garrison would
have been entirely surrounded.
The development Of Ivangorod
gave the Austro-Germans possession
OF the railway which palalleis the
vistul& to Warsaw. and cuts OF War
saw from Beet LItovsk. Grand Duke
Nicholas has become 70 experienced
In making retreats that Russian
strategy is defensive rather than
offensive. and the rear guard will
probably succeed In escaping before
the way IL barred.
The Russians are evacuating 49,.
600 square miles OF territory. This
is double the enemy's previous Rus
sian holdings.
Double hl1l NJ faaturon otn, a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03
10 Leave on witt

Albert Cheyenne expects to leave
soon for an extended visit In the
northern part Of the state and south.
ern Washington with friends and
relatives. He expects to bs gone two
months and will visit his daughter ct
North Yakima.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03

F ONE wouiA - q aeld Of Eastern
! corn nourhAing in Oregon he may
do so BY going to the Harris place.
about seven miles out, On the Oisoe
road. There . . field Of ten acres
Of corn I'm tassel and silk" a. the
farmers back 0ast call II. which Il
ine to look upon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03

p UBLlC money spent for music In
! the parks d we'll spent. II IL .
species Of paternalism that should be
encouraged. A community can not
better help itself than By helping IT.
members to enjoy the wholesome ef-
feet Of music. thus contributing to
longer and happtee life.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-03
RAILWAY SITUATION

papers. Chamber Of Commerce and
business men Of the metropolis wh<
have visited this section, ana Il al
means that with the work continued
along this line that Ne win get what
We want sooner than We would other.
wise.
A lengthy article appeared in the
morning Oregonian Saturday Of las,
week which told Of q communication
which was cent to James J. nm 1t st.
Paul. Copies Of the letter were also
sent to President Gilman OF the
North Bank and Oregon Trunk roads
and to oficials Of the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific.
The purposa az the .r.,c,. !. .ooa
and the reoer.l .er.. ~ - h,,t ~.
way In which the or.-o,,., .....s
that the chamber ~ ccmu.,.. !.
Portland n handlinr ~. rrcv,,,.,...,
Il not rood ro+ ~. .n,-,. - = -..s
II saws th.t vh,,. ~. ch.rs..
does NOT prono.e - mrs.. ~ ~ mn,
and the othar. -. ,urc,..,.. -
giving klamath /. ,.i,rr.1 ~, h~r.
that they can 80 thair ~ ci..r -
extend their traets - K,.m.,h
whv !. =. p.-.,.
Inrs..,r, 49,. =. r.,, Ivy
.r.. - ~ .. - - 'mpo.s-
port,.rs rh.-s -. 'ne
accror,. S.n..-,.. m ~
letter .sr. = d. ps, w eio sne
make II Main th.t th.v d,a -. -.
to urre tha buiI6in~ ~ 81. ,,..s !.
face OF financial lo.., Ana IN, a..
around ana nav th.t ~. rsvs.r.
doubtless vouI6 =. oht.,,.S -.
would warrant the ,n,..,rs.. go
probably al.o radr.. -. 49,. ~
the property 4. A. nre..rt o,.-s..S,
II looks a. n port,.rd vn,,,S ~.
to see the road put h.r. thror-,,
mere accommoda4ior ana - 49,.
us. but they do not v,nt - ~ n,...s
for IL. Whv d. th.v -. - 49,.
this proposition, - - ! -a..s
touching NJ M Il /. vcr,A ,o,,..s
ter pulling eyerv .tr,n. ro..ss,s M =. -
stead Of luke varmIv .n.r..t,,. .h.. =.
perhaps II M. Hin cou,d ~ -. 80 -.-
clear to make money an .na -, =,
throu.h =, ~ ~ ~ ~ - way
e~~sss sAsO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
COTTON MARKETS

sew YORK. Aug .f-Corrr r.
lures opened steady October. fH sI.
December $50 .l January So o..
March. So May. SO Iu
Optimistic adH.p from Wa.h.re
f1n ae fo fh, frar.r. off tfo early
r0W crop movement probably couul
hufrd tnf Ho opening advance. but
trading became very quiet later Ir fba
morning aud prices Uafod ou or %
points from tIo best under reHIl.ur.
The Date morning reactions wore
followed b.. renewed headlines dur.
ns fH. carly afternoon" ur scattered
GOVERN. which seemed .H"I. due f0
NOR. cheerful Wow Uf Internal .urnI
.HHIr. October contracts sold 1902 fn
ff and january fu So % or fI TI
point. u.f MrHlr
Spot cotton Quiet. middIn. ul
lands r. .I.
Cotton mfHf.. closed steady.
October. $40 U...rh.. DO.
january Ef Do. Nr.|H So ... May.
ST.. I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug 2f-Raw sugar
steady: centrifugal $40. molasses 1913:
refined easy. points lower. cut loaf
Coo, crushed Gas. mould A Clio: cubes
500. xxx powdered $50: powdered
SIS, fine graduated Sos. diamond A
500. coufecfiouers 4 555. 30. /. $40:
Sugar futures we're easier early to-
day and at noon were { 20 points net
lower
Buying hE trade interests rallied
rriccoa iu Tho afternoon and the mar
kr' closed steady unchanged 20 4
points higher. sales $500 tons Sep
tomhor &G1. December 1926 March
300. May 1Us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
FINANCE

NEW YORK. Aug 2t-ConditIons In
the stock market today offered a strik-
ing contrast Co recent unsettled sessions.
Irading vas orderly and on a more mod
even when prices showed a disposition
20 shade.
Speculative sentiment was stimulated
: during the afternoon trading by the plea
or Germany. through the German am
hassador. for "a suspension Of judgment
regarding the Arabic incident. The en-
tire market moved forward TO higher
Trices. closing with many substantial
net gains
l.. :. steel was the central feature its
position making 10 tho object Of sundry
bear attacks. but az no time did 10 yield
eral rise OF the final hour advancing 20
-. an overnight gain OF a.. and closed
quotation.
War shares were next in prominence.
with further spectacular recoVeries from
recent declines. New York Airbrake
rose IS points 10 tfb on announcement
that the company had received some
more profitable contracts. Lackawanna
steel added I to yesterdays advance OF
ia, scoring the new high prices of SIS.
Crucible Steel rose 8 10 13is. Bethlehem
"a to ia. while many other equip
ments. industrials and motors rose 10
. points. Pront-taking efaced part OF
these gains at the end.
Railroads again occupied n place OF
secondary importance. although advanc-
lne point or more with the speclalties
IN the later trading
Total sales. $4,000 shares
Bonds were mainly firm. Total sales
tpar value) aggregated $4,000.
rer cent and L. $ coupon as / per cent
ON call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
B. & 0. STATEMENT
SHOWS INCREASE
OPERATING REVENUE 500, ssl
MORE LAST MONTH THAN
IN JULY. 1914
Large Decrease Noted in Transportation
Expenses-Business Nearly
Normal

The Baltimore A. Ohio railroad com
pany's statement OF earnings and ,N-
penses OF the fiscal year. follows:
Operating revenue. 1915. Ss.67O.7S2:
1914. Ss.146.6SS. Increase S524.O64.
General expenses. 1918 S2OS.24l: 1914
Sl5a.lss. increase. S35.052
Maintenance OF way and structure.
tsSo.5bl; 1914. SS15.396. increase. S2l.155.
Main tenhnce Of equipment. 1915 Sl.6JO.-
5Sl. 1914 flb91.3l7. increase. S5g.5l9.
Traffic expenses. 1918 S16475S; 1914.
Sl62.b9l; Increase 1907.
Trans poration expenses 1915 g2GqO,-
$40. 1914. S3.075.s35: decrease S3S5.615.
miscellaneous operations, 1915. s43.SNO.
1914. Sbb,l3SS decrease fl2.T5s.
- Trans portation FOR Investment CT.
1915. S2f6: decrease S2i6.
Total operating expenses. 1915. $3.50
$50 1914. S5.h5A.66s. decrease gZAO. s27.
Net operating expenses. 1913. 5000
9l2. 1914. $2.272.02l. increase. gSO4.69l.
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, : H. ETT1LII.
Pure San
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WALL. STREET sUSTMAnx.

TfVaauTy ueparIWenT T01UV 20 UCTOfIl
3O.00O.0 600 without interest In the
southern reserve banks TO assist in I'm.
aucing cotton crop.
Crude oil prices generally higher.
Sweden In the market for HAMBURG
liners idle here n transfer can legally
be made.
American Federation OF Labor represent,
inR approximately l.O0O.0 900 workmcu
preparing TO demand y hour DAY.
Edison predicts years prosperity for
United states and L. months more OF
war.
~ industrials g46f. up o2T~c.
90 railways g22s % 0.3gr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. 2f-A sharp reces.
sion IN the final hour carried wheat 10
the lowest point Of the day. but there
was a rally and the market closed
with September at 49, and Dccember
at ~ "a Corn weakened with wheat
In the September option but "a buying
closing figures being &c higher To 80
lower with September a. s37sc aud
December AT SO C.. oats dropped 10 a
net loss Of sc and provisions lost j =
to 221o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
Logan 3 aryan.a clorinr stooi I.etter

NEW hpANhf aux @as-'uenEfdl net
terment was the order Of the day as a
consequence OF what appeared TO be a
disposition TO yield on the part OF Ger
many
The remarks credited TO the German
ambassador exercised "A wholesome influ-
ence on stock market sentiment and in
duCed short covering and moderate re.
placement OF long lines.
.lt Is quite probable that the Arabic
AFFAIR will continue TO be "A factor for an
indefinite period but the fact that Wash
inEton has been requested TO withhold
action on the matter In itself lends en-
couraRement 20 the hope that things
may be adjusted In a manner more sat.
Gently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25

Government bonds weak. Railroad
bonds hfm
Time loans firm; 90 days 2 IL. 80
days 81 ~ B six months IA az
IL
Call money steady: high ?. low
] 81; ruling rate ] "a. last loan 2.
closing bid / "a. offered At 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
NEWsPAPER oPIHIoNs.

FINANCIAL NEW S-'rhe stock mar
ket outlook suggests erratic fluctuations
until the technique IL converted into a
sound condition. The standard rails.
and leading Issues present the safest
buying OBJ ortunities on breaks. Fever
ish sentiment a. likely TO cause unsettled
price movements temporarily Boo market
but some Of the specialtieso may be- exc
pected 90 exhibit strength
SlN-The stock market has reached n
point where accumulative buying is
making itself felt
HERALT-so FAR az actual cotton eN-
ports from this country are concerned.
the coutrahaud proclamation will prDba-
bly, Cause very little change
TtMES-Thc belief ls expressed .-
many quarters that even ~ DO came to
The worst tu our relations with Germany
that would not stand Boo the way OF a
ly made Themselves felt in the stock
market.
action ~ the war stocks. reports mulfi-
ply of prosperity among cumpanIce THr-
. ucipating Indirectly or directly In The
WALL IT JOURNAL - rcrnes4ee
copper advances on reports ~ very
large profits from its new sIlphurie acid
statement o. made that tho stool, market
BE- in o. bun period
FINANCIAL AMERICA Tho abeorp-
proved u rurprisa 90 me rr1fsrsI8raI
element on tho floor and tI many Uf fHe
leading market .tntorcsts
HARRIS. vs. r. 600. SAY. N0rfI advise
s tHa purchase NJ good stoesa
NAEIENTEH a. NrIAhE H1.W e
believe 90 is now time to have railroad
stocks among holdings of securities.
rAcITE SAWS Th. strength Boz
steel De- havIng good effect uu whole
ust
iaquirr. .f copper far f0mrst.. and
il,14,..... ,..n a,. ..'rs fe.si..
.UI Do la N...I some business WIiI rH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25

LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. ". Va. Aug q. IS
90 l9liE 9.utuuou List OF tIc wheeling
stock Exchange.
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WHEELING. IS. VA. Aus 90 I.
TN. active HIffahurr" .f.UF. corrected
Iul brokers national ....HH"r. I...
huUdIua
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CHICAGO. Aug 2t-Hors recefnts
10000. strong. % Co Zoe higher. hulk
s. soIst7s 40, light 8 lt47 90. MIXED
So 2ods IS. pigs s. 004 O0
Cattle. receipts 1000. slow. native
bceves g. 0O0 90 90. western steers
81 e'nN 90. cows and heifsrs So IUu
i5 calves s. 5U7a1s Co.
sheep. receipts $4,000. steady 10 Ioc
lower. wefhera s. tSdN 35. ewes 81 f0
"a 90. lambs 50 -rO9 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25

PGTTsBURGH Pa. Aug 2f-CattIe.
slow supply fair. choice 81 -url -r.
prime g. uNr H co.
sheep. steady. supply light. prime
We hers So 1876 g5. cuifs and common
8. SOFA 900. lambs Sc nur4 Un. veal
calves 81f unUI1 90
Hogs. active. receipts 10 doubIederEa.
prime Ieayics g. 26TT a.. medium.
workers aud rigs So goa g.. rourhs
S. rUIE 90
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Z lELLl Y assaa =

New York Stock Exchange.
WHEELING. W. VI. Aug "a. IS
Range Of active stocks on the New
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily by
a. +. Masten n Co. brokers.
Etocks. open High Low Close
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Boston Copper Stocks.

. TTIsTsIsTNI. " Va NUE 70 'TT
corrected ~ 4. h.. Mast,u n Co. mem
lcrs Boston stock Exchange 40 3zs
Fourth avenue Titfshurrh ia
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Cash quotations were.
Kye-Ne. 2. nominal; no. Q. &c a9sc.
Harley-b0a sac
T1mothy-S5 5OueTb
Clovcr-4s 50m13c5
p0rk-2135b
L.ard-97qb
Ribs-3s.OOd SIS
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brand. manager members New York
stock Exchange
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HAY AND GRAIN
oao,a,las. " {. ,. nr.nall.a ; %.

There is no room like uc mush
room.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total sHarea $1,000
Bonds f2gIfUnu
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Inquire. mo- .uuUf" fHr Hrmraf'" HuI
IHr'Igr consumption ar. being received
IU leading copper rruIu.rra frH SELLERS
.ri Do ia h...I some business wIil Co.,
aHIf
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UACIfE SAWS Th. strength In
uHt
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WHOLESALE MARKET


Corn. No. :, soc. No. "a. $40. No. }.
10. No. ;. pei dozen. 4 COzeu in cases.
..au, extra. No. 10, y dozen la cases.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

wheeling Live stock Cotntlfssion 40.
Union gfocF yards
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MoiAssoL

blended hap4o syrup
Golden Tree. glass. large. FER doz. 20
Golucn Tree. glass. med per do. ~
Golden Trse. glass. small. Ter doz "
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10. cartons ............ bn
Carolina head. extra fancy "a
Carolina head. fancy ....... ~
} }sS5I 8.d %ssdie% :: Z"
Japan choice ....... Lh
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
TWO STARS MAY Be
OUT OF FIRST GAME
Cusack Is Back In Practice,
But Tracy Is First Choice For
Lett End.

II Is doubtful Y Andy Dempsey or Or
land Leighty will be able to play long
against the powerful Reina Mercedes
eleven Saturday in the first appearance
OF the Georgetown team for 1915 At tho
Hilltop. Both gridiron stars are iimping
around with sore legs, and Coach Ex-
end'ne doesn't want 10 run any risks
OF permanently injuring them. It 10 DOS
sible that Dempsey will try for a field
goal or two. but Leighty may not ap.
pear In the lineup at all.
Red Cusack Is back again in the
nerce competition for a place at left end
on the varsity. He performed there in
Yesterdays signal drili. However.
Tracy Is still in the going, and Is hrst
choice for Saturdays contest.
Georgetown is worrying a bit over the
North Carolina eleven's strength. Tho
Tar Heels are said to be unusually
strong and fitted with many startling
Princeton plays calculated to fool the
Blue and Gray. The tip is out that
north Carolina is coming up hopeful Of
victory. "
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
Secret Drill For Penn.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. THE Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania football team
practiced behind closed gates again yes
the scrub.
berry. the varsity quarterback. was
hurt In one Of the closing scrimma ges
ard had TO leave the game. but a later
examination showed that the injury was
not serious. The Quakers expect he
Will be able to start against State Col
lege on Saturday.
Miller last years freshman end. was
on the field in uniform. but he will not
GET INTO scrimmages before next week,
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
TAFT AND CLEVELAND
MAY MEET ON FIELD
Sons of Former Presidents
Candidates For Yale and
Princeton Football Teams.

When Yale and Princeton grapple on
the gridiron next year two sons OF
former President OF the United States
son OF former President Taft. is being
given trial at fullback for the Ellis
while Dick Cleveland, son Of former
President Grover Cleveland. is a fresh.
man halfback at Princeton. Both arc
playing good football, and their chance.
OF making the 1916 varsity are said to
be good. Cleveland is Ineligible for
the Tigers varsity this season, but
will be In line next year.
Princeton tackled the freshmen yes.
terday, and found the youngsters a
hard proposition. being held for downs
once on the b-yard line Lamberton
briggs. and Captain Click excelied for
the varsity.
Coach Frank Hinkcy swung new
line-up into action for Yale. Only two
letter men. Way and Sheldon, were on
the team. The line-u Left end. Nose
ley left tackle, Gates; left guard
Black; center, Way; right guard. j
sheldon right tackle. Ossood right
and Ames left halfback, smith, righ,
halfback, Waite: fullback. Taft.
Through Nelson Talbot. last years
captain. the statement is made that
Yale will not change its system OF Of
Virginia.
In diving through a hole In the line
for a touchdown yesterday Tom En-
wright, considered certain of making a
place for himself on Harvard's varsity
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
Neyland in Uniform, But
Doesn't Enter Scrimmage

WEST POINT. y. Y. Oct THE
Army's midweek drill yesterday was one
Of the best yet held. The big teams
offense got a thorough trying out and
the result WAS encouraging Three
touchdowns and one goal from place.
mcnt were scored against a strong
scrub.
Rob Neyland WAS In toGs for the first
time since the Holy Cros. game. but
did not get In the game. Murrill work.
ed at quarterback on the varsity all the
afternoon. McEwan. who hns been in
disposed for two days. was back at CEN
ter. He bowled over a half dozen would
he tacklcrs when Ford got loose for an
eighty-yard run. Jones was In at guard
at O'Hara's place. and when Coffin
was hurt in the play Hoge got a chance
to get In the game behind the varsity
line.