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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-15
OUTBREAKS DECLINE
 TO JOIN PEACE MOVE

Rock Island, H., Sept. 14.-Refus- al of President k. T. Schmauk to act with other American denominations in an appeal for peace to the govoin- ments of Europe was endorsed In resolutions adopted today by the gen. eral council of the Lutheran church of North America.
 Dr. Schmauk took the stand that 1t is not the policy of the Lutheran church to participate in politics or to action looking toward the influencing of governments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-15
NEWSPAPER MAN RECOMMENDS

R. R. Wentworth of tn St. James tMo.) News, writes: "A severe cold settled in my lungs, l feared pneu- monia. Foley's Honey and Tar strengthened me up Immediately. I recommend this genuine cough an lung medicine" Right now thousands of hay fever and asthma sufferers are thankful for this wonderful healing and soothing remedy. Mann Pharm- acy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-15
THREE-CORNED GUN FIGHT.
One Dead, One Wounded as Resule of
 BOOtleggers' Fight.

Fort Smith, Sept. 14.-ln three cornered gun fight last night at Arko, Valentine Verallo was killed and Frank Anderson was probably fatally wounded. William Strunk, who is charged with Verallos death and the shooting of Anderson, is missing.
 Authorities allege that the shooting resulted from Verallo and Strunk be- ing engaged in bootlegging whiskey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-15
REMARKABLE
 CASE of Mrs. KAM
Declares Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Saved Her Life
 and Sanity.
Shamrock, Mo -'f l feel it my duty to tell the public the condition of my

health before uSlng your medicine. l had falling, infamma- tion and congestion,
 fem al le weakness,
 pains in both sides, backaches and bear ing down pains, was short of memory, nervous, impatient, passed sle cpl e s 8 n g Il ts, an d h ad neither StrenUtii nor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-15

Why encounter fatigue and disap- pointments hunting your wants in person, when The Graphic Classified" ads will do the work better? If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-15
ELkS IN NEW HOME.
First Business Meeting In New
 Quarters Sept. 22.

The first meeting of the Pine Bluff ledge of Elks in their new quarters, Second and Chestnut, will be held September 22. It will be special business session.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

Snfolae oem ftaueteu mir 9inonr
Militant Der /. 5ante unb l6ren
0erersr 6eim 8aIernentbobr berreiH.
Die I6}tere freite iiA barber. in
bsbm ie baate, 70 Elm Tan is Gn
Genus.
6irauff purbe bar Ser @ofetat
qreBien.eias eingeptiat, ieoo6 itont
ihm lein Baud ouB ben GIieoe bers
raus; ipeil er gepOlpt mar. Sns
folaeoe6m ihnantt iiA bar SER Qbs
rihtar far, Ben beri0Ibe nor Gin
p~flaitorcr NIT 3nei Sternsn. limo
er baqte gum Germ 4oFetaten. men er
iebten ned Iana6e 10 ausidaugt, 10
bauo er i'm eilm 3igellftein nof.
9:brrd began har Ser Nofefat ms
matteIn, ben er bsfabm einen Shrei
6iburh fieI Inn BON feinsn Iintfsn
4uge bar 3piftor beruntar, fpoou,d
er 3iemIih blint purbe. !0irautf
bempIte Sid bar SCR pfIaiiarer Ii.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

II porff benI6Iben nit Den 9aionet
senen 8Iit gu.
NufeinmaI f6reite oar Ser Bugs
firsr ouf sinem Ginierigeu, lpie AIt
ais oaF er fhon is. 0a Bdgte oeys
ienige, SO oreifierteI. pa f6reitte
oar Ser 3ugsfirer. sr fol iid Ida
men. onb sr 9Ieid in anfont ihon
10 Nlt IS. llno men sr bsnieniaen
bein Softer mere. 10 bate er benieni-
gen nidt our Nslt gebradt. Den sr
madt einen Saubboufen. 8n ees
r0ttste osrjeuige ieitper5 II. Ifarrts
nit ben SUITE.
WlittlerpeihIe puroe bic Qprib=
.unq imar meer abgerihtet. 6iourh
entitont ein @ipas. Bile tertsn
Sid beim terteid. UNI, Ole Sbriqen
hingeqen Madden IS um9etert. Neia
lie porsn 3imIiG i6perbsrig. 0ein
ie boten rings I'm ir @eb0br einen
Ionqhen goIbort. 6iour6 'tirte IS
in 9ern 3uq5iirer Ter II. er Baqte.
ein Spltat Der paB mitt siuen 10 ei=
neu @olbart aeborn tperoen tutb. Der
gebert oefDlht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

WlittIorpeile Qinq oufeinmol cir
GbersIsioindnt an @liebe poribtr.
0eri0lbe ipar unroKiert. 0a idaI0
ten ibm bic aonben Giniariaen frsi
pillig mad. ipobei Giniae ibm nab
9in9en uno idIuiierten. 0d Ihreitte
bar ObersIeioinont, morubm on1 cte
einigtn ibm nafq0ben! % parieBten
Die Gidi9eH. ie bonn 8WlaubN, Ooh
g in @ern Sber5lsioinaut 10 Rtdl
Is. Do oretc Sid bar Cbeysleioi
nont id)lpsibgen0 mitt ieinen !oiat1r
Fuiie i'm 1t. Nohte Sid: SdmttS,
@irout poiomeIte lid Sor So,
TIoittrer i'm @dlp,reis unl eluen j.
ten @jHidrtQsn Ii. iprah cine AAeot.
inoem er boote. Is is cine Sdpa,
ntrti. linn Is I0Btryt neut Won
Die Suportena5iou. !lno neun
1abtohtt IS. ic hat Sid EN- itocr
iterall an &erplg nidt ST tr1Stn.
IONS miro c. ortindy. limo cb ntd)t
,inGr tgiut Cigarette nit. hao.
3ot0sm has oilslbsn NtnjoIber
0iieIben seatbn hoten. 10 lis OerijI
IL piiolbcn abirettea. Neu Ie ma
ZEN BON GrdtiAen auiQerjieu. ii
ielben ipuren ier miibot II. bur Ser
Ibfetdt mahts Sid i~aIIurt leinen
Saud cuff. llno ct Bn9ts. tduBeaos
nal Ilbar fiat CT in tiutn Gafftebaub
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Mirkos ,,BablRaHoRe".

S5qtnono in Serbien par's, isns
feits her 0rinG. % molte Rex
&ugriff gegsn bic betoniertsn ierbis
f6cn G4IBsngrdben ni6t OOrpariss
fd)rtiten. 0as Geldnoe Dor b5u
feinoliden Sieaungen mar glatt ~
iiert, ser ausiduB bes Gegnsrs aus
ge3eifnet. lleberoiss Ia9en ieine
@rdben ettpas b03er als bic Der trpl-
tiI6sn SnfanteriIien. Die Ga. Ote'er
Steqe fodten.
Qeiie i4impfenb betrodtste Iih Der
untet9ffi3ier Yliyto ieorn Moretn
Die taum mertlihe 8etonzG rbobuna,
bic III elmer GntiermIng ron stpa
200 Qleter batinttn lag. Wlirto 1T
Zimmerman un0 baut in 5riebenss
aeiten bic id0niten 9o3itubls. Nah
Ieinem 4uslprude tpeiB ii1 Elm troaz
tiI6er 3immermaun INNER gu beIz
fen, olio mub IS aud in oieiey gsben.
@us Spdnen bout Ct zines Cages
ouf Dem gooen oes Sdubenqrabsas
Gin tIeines 9eriiit. Ssine aameta@
BEN beginner b~ereits, iein 9rsiDen
nit miBtrauiiden uue mltleioigtn
9lidsn o6 feinss Carbohydrates ~
hsobahten, On me,oet ith Wirto
~ftrablenoen Muqes beim 7Selnnebel.
Ter tennt Mirto smar oIs nidt als
untlugen &opf. bod er ihuttslt gu
Mirtos eifrisen Worten 5rpeifelno
oos !6aupt. 4ter Der gittIteler
rubt ni6t. Nus grDberen Stdbsn
baut er oas Wert Ieines Rad1Iinnens
ouf, unb ols ndditen Sagss Ter
!6auptmann erideint, ga Iiebt oieier,
ooB sic Sadie gut tit.
Wiirto erbGlt ben Sberrbl iiber
einiae 8amsreben. sic pon0ern
nit Qerten in ben na6en Walo. 9es
Na9ts piro sifrig qe9roben unb ses
simmert. Mirto ma6t einiqe geiuz
DE bel Der noben pionierabtsilurg,
nn6 Sic Come oes ndhIten Morasns
bs0riiBt an elmer tiefer o%us9ebobenen,
erlpeiterteu Stcle oes trootiIden
S6uBenqrabsn8 Elm eiQsntiimItdtss
@eite1, Dos bier LANCE, gIotte, merle
6ol5itGmme idrGa GEN 9immst redt.
Sc 1T Mirtos G%rftnoung: Sic erite
.6uBltanore", ME Ie BON oen niebers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

DiisrreifiIden Yionieren IdIo9fsrti9
o%etduft muroe.
In oieiem Sage batten Die Ser
ben tein 9uies NeiIen in ibrer Stcls
lung. @leid nab SonHenoufgang
eritoll bon elmer Ste1e oes otter
reifilhen SdUBenarobeus Elm mat
ter, gar nift beftiger anan. Nus Dem
9ampfe, Der Iih oarauf erbob. fam
ettpas lor9inm g~efiogen; pie sogerno
ie9elte eth Isibbdfti9e5 SOB nit n
beimIid}er 8enauiateit auf ole ierbis
ide 8etonfeitunQ al. 0o6 ebe Die
iiberrlidten itinoe Iih bonn Sn6dit
oes 6dIies gu iiber3elNen permo6s
ten, lebrte ie Elm furhtborer gIiB,
Elm %nr0bnen0er Srnd, oaB Is idreds
Iiher Grnit lei. Al8 lih Die Staubs
un0 Gualnmplte ber3poeH bate. oo
qab ss ouf orsibunoert Weter teinen
ierbii6tn 8stoni hiibengraber mebr.
Rur StoUb unn 9toden 3eigttn lei
ne Stele an Gr mar fat poltom=
men ~ejnQeebnet. uno bd3niifen Ia
gen 5ote, 9erbronnte uno 9erpuns
Nete.
Mirtos .6obltouone" 9elongte gu
bcben Gbreu. Nitric ielbit e6enfoIt8.
Gr pur0e nod am ieIben Soae re-
f0rosrt, unb Der 6duptmonn ihiit
telte ibm ole 0nno, Seine Grf;Es
ouna seiat uns pbenItsbenoeS Bib:
Die oier 6uhrun1en T puroen IN
einem pr1 ben pioaisren ermitteIten
Gltpotirnstpintsl i'm 8ooen feit perz
nntert. 0os SAB G, bus 0sihob,
~lieIerte bic RequiIitior. IS nuroe
nit Gtraiit oei;int uno nit Quis
IG,ia93iin0srn perieben. Die SduBs
lobung befono iid in : 3piiden Spei
~Itnrten 8rsttsrn loie uuter9ebrott.
Sic nurbe mad Ws9trsten her
Mannidoft mittels elmer elettriittu
2eitune CUR GrpIn';0n qebrntt.
Ta bic 2aounq nab Den bier Soften
freiIna, aing natiirlih ein Sell ser
StpBpiriuna perlorsn. Der StoB,
ben bos GttaiitfaB tmpiiu9. lpdr al
70 fosuio9en mir rianft" uno pers
hinostte cine porssitlide Grploiion.
Daseosn iaulte oos 6oB IN Der ftGr4
rem 6iibrunq empor mo nnhm isis
nen Weq in ner Rihtung nt8 E'cis
les II. Die &roft Ser 9ulperIonuua
osniigte. oas Sob his gu 300 Me.
tern 5u i6ltuoern. T09 eiQerarti.
&c Gs'dIb muyos 'titber pon ogr
0iterreihjidsu 1tuppeu oft uno NIT
kiteln @riolQ oermtnoet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
3~citsemafe eirobheit.

5H einem abteil elnes gerlinet
9o-ort3Hges Iiben }ipei DSdnner Gin
aHoeI 9e9enuber. Ter cine tldit oem
dn0e1ea ungeniett mi, pollen 8aden
1eH 3!gdrrenrauh ms Geii9t uno
ggIditigt ign fort1sicbt nit ben ill
Ben. GnoIi4 rsiBt Dem 6ex:nigten
ne @eouIo. mo er idreit puteno:
r1ianneten. bIaIn Sie iid uift uff
ire ION 5efel5aGoul llno nenn
@ls mir no1 nal torpe0ieren, benin
,rIs5en sc mai men 9outreffer aus
meIns geitidung. oct &c ne Stu
'fnl!iele firm 0pppeIoeder bnitenl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Gin herrliehes $il>
pcft Kaiier wilbelm!

Nm IS. Stunt 1913 feierte baS
oeuiihe Splf ben 25. Sahrestaa BON
&at1er &ilbelms 6eaime, bef>
len &e9,erune in Die @eidthte iibers
9eben miro ais Die eines Der ar6Bten
aler 9pbeHSouern. Ser ,Mar
Eorb" ME i'm bic oneio<ameri-
taniihe Treiie 5u be5eitnen pfeat -
bat iIh ais mirfIiher Trieoenss
iirit frDieien; unter ieiner Regies
rung bot baS Seutihe Reib feline
grp5te 8liithe trreiht, nnb ole
9cutihen auf Dem Grpenrnnoe Dir.
fen itoGa aui ibn fem. 9aB er
aud Elm wirfliher n@or 2Drb"
iein lam, bas benefit snr 2eit oiefer
munberpule Mann nit ielnfn Iiea.
rpihen S%eerifnaren elmer san3er
Welt pom 5einben 9esennber
I'm uniereu 2eiern einen @efaIen
Su erpeiien, Iiefern mir Elm praht~
pples, alerneuenes 8ilh ppn &ailer
WiIbeIm, @rDBe /, skis 8pl unb
paIieno sum ginrahuen, p~priofrei in
elmer Stole u%erionbt. su 15e pro
Stiid ooer Spei fir 25c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Die stadt snaMIsr.

Sn ben Iebten Wlelounsen bss
GroBsn 9auptquariiers DOH oitli6en
arisgsifauplaB piro n.e9rmaIs oie
Tnifi9slitauiine Gto0t S3aDle ges
rnnnt, neutI9 SGauien (streisitao!
les @oupernemsnis aoDn0). RuiiiiG
gnb polnij6 beiBt bic Staot Shamlt,
ilnif3 Shafol, aud SaaDel.
Ssdtf6 Isrid]t uno id,gettt IN SAau=
len Sismlkb jeoer @ebI.oete. Die az
tere @eneration beiu4te me,lt bic
neutihe uniperliiGt Gorpat, bic eri.
ieit etna 80 Snbr:n ruilii6 9elpor
Zen lift, bis oabir absr cine edit Oeute
i1e aebrItdtte mar. S6auIeH 1T
cine in ben lebten orsi Sabr3ehnten
Iaf9 em~porgeblubte 5noutr'etaot.
Sic bsiibt bic grobit Geoergerbere;
RnbIanrs, cine Der b%eoeutenoiten
SGofclabenfabriten mo mande an
tere beoeutenoe SIoultriesllnternebe
muneen. Die BeD0lterung bsitebt
Gus Suoen unb Giiauern; bic GanD=
gutter 9sboren oem polHllfen Aoel,
bic 8eamten iino DurhlDeg Ruiien.
ss5n politifder 6tniidt mar Snous
len penig pen 8eoeutung. Inter
rem iioiihen 4rbeiteru bate Der jill
hide 4rbeiterbuno (~yuno") oieI2
4nbdnger, unter ben Iitauii4en 4r-
teitern bic .gitauiide So5ia;oemo-
tratie~. Bel ben leBten 0umamab
len (gnbe 1912 huiten oieie Bar
teien in ShauIen sinen 9emeiniamen
aonbibatsn aufgeitsIlt, sineu litauiz
i6sn RehtsanpoIt. osfien WobI l6er
faburd perbinbert puroe. oaB er
ms Gefdngnis geitedt unb erit na6
8%esnbigung Der Wa5len befrsit muir
be. Cine ubsrnus eintahe Art, ben
&usgang Der NatIsE 5u .%bseinilcf~
isn"....
Die jIbiids 9spolterung bss
1orotpsitgsbiets aubLanos, i'm AIN
fiebIunessebiet" 5ufammengepferfS.
ftrOmte in ben Iebten 80 Satren
m%offenipsiIe mad NHerito, I'm bort
D~Irbi9ere 2e6ensbeoingungen au iu-
den. 4nbertbolb WiIIionen Suoen
biirften in oieIem 3eitraum RuBIoup
rerIafIen BADEN. 0opon 3o9en in ben
Sabrsn 1890 bis 1898 IBIS gum
gurentrieee) co. Bis 10000 Mann
had Saonfrita aus bisber un=
n%ufgetldrten 9rinben ou8Idliebtid)
aus S6aulen unb ben an9ren3enoen
tIsinen Orten. Sn johannesburg.
3%opitdot, Pretoria. Wiooe!6Irg,
S%ubtsboorn unb Ranbfont1in aibt
e mebr Suosn aus S6aulen, oIs in
@hdulen TeIbit. Sn 4msrita iino
Suben aus bunosrteu BON StdDten
hes iibiIheu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lpo6nbaft, in 4frita aug bodlitens
elnem 0ubenb. ShnuIen, Sbagars
zen, SIaIdfltp, 3eIifen, aelmn, Roi=
l;ennp, Sdtupp, @oribon, 2iltuu II.
I. IN. uno oa3u nod bic feline bib
f6e oeutI6= iiioilde Stabt 9auIte in
3urlano. 3ieie WeuI6enausfubr
nod atrita CAB Dem 5amiIienleben
Ter Staot ShauIen Elm gang eigen
iimIides 0eprd9e, S6dn!en betam
rieIIeiht mebr 8riefe aus 4frito.
Gig aus Dem 5nnern RuB!onOs. Die
meiften iipil6en 5arnil!en bctamm
r~e9elmdBig acknowledgment aus
Mfrito. uno iiderlih CAB IS m Der
Stobt tein %ein5iees 6aus, pos nift
onf bieie ooer ieue Nrt nit 4frito
berbunben NOR.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

Rotoebm oieB geifen mar, io b.
gan es ardtihen. 9ibei ginqen 81.
men feline 6ife MD eonB auBeinan
bar. Do9sr music mon iie linn aus.
einanoer3iebn; GoHeIbe tperte emIst
Stuno'n. poourh oeri0lbe ~ieif3ie.
0erioIbe NOR Elm 8rofeFdr II. ath
duieroem Ter unoaualih.
WitIdripeile beaon oar Ser Qo-
feiot ms @uqe3en. zen er 6eta6n tci
ne 2ufft nihN. IA Ihougts lbm
uniere 8edin Die MaIi 3u, inoem Sie
bo9te. ein Mon mitt einen 10 eiutn
@uae3er ouf Rem feifft iie. Ut,a
er hdnt es am llntarIeibe nidt aug.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

aIs ME in 6iBen Soubauffen. ano
psn e ned 10 Sabre ieuger oaueTo.
30 heutt CT Gid auff.
0a60em bis oeiden mar. 10 e.
aoben Sin bic ganbeH e%iniebrl9en
in Sic Satin II. iegieH Gid autt
ein 9u!laiG.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

folbe 9eei9neo Qerporben tpuroe.
'SnfoIaeoeilen tabm bcrTOlbe ins
abridten. tpois bsmi0lbsn isr ipsb
tbotb, ben sr ipuhr am Saufe ler
lbrnit uno ouf Dem 8obfs bote er si=
men 6prtio5. 0sri0lbe mar taI.
i!6irauf iborsdb oorielbe Yein Sc
fhefit einen loiIiuu9SfsbiQsu sSrsi<
lsin uno snbfernte iid. 0irouff
Htimpfte er. '0irouff iputtte er aus.
6irauff idnallts CT Sid sinen Ries
men um une beaob Sid nit benz
ifoIben in Die @oisrne.
Ra4bem bas fid es Isbtsre poIs
sisbt bate. 70 purte bar ser gofetot
Iourd cine ltniffurm bseIsibet. @is
lfelbe Defiant obsn unb binten aus
Ieinen Sot. peIdxr an aonbsn 2dib
teinen eoloernen Stern hnte. 0en
er mar Elm Ginieriosr auf Elm naIpss
iSobr.
9irauff tputos osrf0Ibe ecidunien.
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Sinurcih nES pOciiebnrdtrGuft.

G6ldtteymeiitet: .Wi7sn sic nitt
cine rcd: hiibidv. paFsnoe Snihriit
fir mcinsn neueu 2oper, Ssrr
Tpttpr2"
Shriititslsr: .@etpib! Ssbr sia.
fad;
SPED uno Sdmols,
@ott erbolt's!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
Es Ebricbten.

Titqetcilt pou 6~onumfuIns.
lS6usauilas nes neuuidbrIgcn Roloi
Quber.J
Iuf einmaI luuyoe Der Ser Wofsfot
pIe5lid gemuioert, inbem bes oerz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
SeattleF Folks AreBound
TO Elect New Coachfor
California Right Away
e4IsD JEfr

From several sources came the
tip that the University OF Califor-
MIA had offered Coach Gilmour
Doble OF the L. OF W. champions
$4,000 year salary TO handle Cali
fornia's football team.
Equally authentic" reports we're
TO the effect that William II. Dietx.
the Indian who has attained won
derfni success In his first year
with the Washington state Col.
lege eleven would be offered the
position.
Not five minutes later a staunch
supporter informed US that move
ment was being started locally to
place the name OF Wee Coyle. for.
mer varsity quarterback and the
keenest football player ever turn
ed out at the state university. be
fore Graduate Manager Ralph
Stroud and his advisers. Coyle Is
coach at Gonzaga university, In
Spokane.
There Ia absolutely nothing to
It." laughed Stroud ia q sleepy
voice this morning over the tele-
phone wire. MS ththk cA4hc ~Ns
of clear California sky. We
haven't given the thing any
thought at all We have q year to
make a selection. Any way. Dobie
IL contracted here for another
year"
Dietx no doubt will put In an APP
pIication for the Job left vacant by
Jim Schaeffer this week. Dietx
was wise enough 20 sign for only
one year at Pullman. He Is free
after this season and the boys at
w. 8. G.. will have to raise the
ante 10 they expect TO retain his
valuable services.
Doble said he had not been ap-
preached. He treated the rumor
lightly.
The folks up here are deter
mined to elect . coach for Cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
POWERS BOYS
CRAB MIDGET
TITLE AGAIN

The hardest game OF the season
was the way spectators character.
ized the 9.to.0 victory OF the Broad.
way midgets over Queen Anne
for the Seattle title at Lincoln
park Friday afternoon. Previous
to this time neither team had been
defeated, while both had elimlnst-
cd their opponents by large scores.
The game had to be stopped time
after time IN order 10 clear the
field OF spectators.
A touchdown from goal and n
safety accounted for Broadway's
points. The touchdown was made
in the first few minutes OF play.
when Mason OF Queen Anne at
tempted a punt from his 25-yard
line. The kick was blocked by Ed
Dean and started TO roll towards
the Queen Anne goal line. Just as
Il crossed the line. lyman OF Broad.
way fell on Il for the only touch
down OF the game. Vaughn kicked
goal. From then on II was a bat
tie royal, first one team and then
the other having the advantage. =
The lines OF both teams held
within the shadow OF their goal
POSTS" There were no shadows.
Queen Anne showed surprising
defense. Broadway held several
times with the ball on their 12-yard
line. Trick plays we're numerous.
both squads making long gains.
Queen Anne tried more forward
passes. most OF these being inter
cepted by members OF the Broad
way squad. The last quarter de-
yeloped punting duel between Ma.
son OF Queen Anne and Feek and
Vaughn OF Broadway.
Mason and Ward played good
ball I'm the backfield for Queen
Anne. while Barker used his head
TO good advantage. On the line.
Lower and Dugley broke up many
plays. For Broadway, Feek. Rich
ards. Eyman. Vaughn and Kyle
were the stars. These five seem
20 be among the best midget play
ers In the city.
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Football captains do not seem
20 be having much OF big sea.
son. There Is Wilson OF Yale,
who could not get along with
the old order OF things. Nc
Auliffc OF Dartmouth and Hsr-
rls OF Pennsylvania are yet TO
be eIsssed az real regulars. and
Weyand Of West Point was
benched the other day for not
showing enough life in prac-
tice.
Dick King. who scored the touch
down against Princeton. has work.
cd hard and long for the chance TO
become one OF fiaryard's football
heroes. This is his senior year lie
has been out every season for a pc.
sition on the baseball, crew or foot
ball team. and It was his hard work
and steady plugging that finally
earned him chance. He made
good
This note from Pullman 10 OF
exceptional Interest. In view Of
the fact that Dietz 10 football
coach:
Coach William n. clone
Starr Dletx Will deliver a lee
ture to the Architectural club Of
the college tomorrow, using the
topic, 'Muslc and Art as Relat-
ed TO Architecture The coach
10 an experienced lecturer and
artist. and Is In charge OF sew
ersi classes In fine arts at the
college. He has delivered many
lectures on Indian art In Amer
lea"
This from a Frisco paper would
Indicate Jimmy Schaeffer is In bad
In the South. because his men were
defeated. 72 TO 0. by Washington:
When the team included such
gridiron stars as Percy Hall. War
rem Smith. Wreck Womble, Fred
Greisberg. Charley Pringle. Fred
Athearn. Jim Whipple. Pete kaars-
berg and others whose names will
live as long as Senator Phelan's
prize statue stands on the Berkeley
campus, the students sent for Garry
Cochrane to coach the team, and
Cochrane made football machine
out OF that material that was as
good as any in the country. They
played the Carlisle Indians to a
stsndstill. and the Indians we're
some Indians in those days.
"McClung, Heffelfinger. Butter.
worth. Cochrane. Kelly. Knibbs-
these are the kind of men that Cali
fornia engaged when II had a team.
Now. when II has lot OF fine raw
material that merely needs the
proper drilling 10 mold II into one
of the kind OF teams that glsddened
the hearts OF the Blue and Gold stu
dents In the nineties and the early
years OF this century. II puts a mans
job on n boys shoulders. As a
player and coach of the American
game OF football. Jimmy Schaeffer
never passed beyond the freshman
period"
American sporting critics ad-
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AFTER new
PRESIDENT

The Spokane newspapermen
take some mean. unealied for
thrusts az President Bob Blew.
EFT Of the Northwestern league.
They admit they are determIn.
ed TO get" him. Blewett In
Cured the enmIty Of the East.
ern Washington town by doing
the bidding Of the majority on
schedule matters. He decided
against Bob Wicker In two or
three cases In which Wicker
was all 10 the wrong. The fel.
lows over there are Jealous OF
the fact that Seattle Is the cen.
ter Of the league and their
walls Of anguish are distress
Ing.
Newt colver, the Figuring
Flend. Is the most VIGOROUSLY
radical. He is foaming at the
mouth because Bob Brown sua-
oested BIewett as member Of
the national board OF arbitra.
ton. Colver says Brown
promised to support Frank ].
Dorsey Of Spokane for presI-
dent. II Dug lets the Spokane
clan get away with this raw
deal on Blewett we are loft"
him.
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NIT that the midoIeweioht
championship OF the world be-
longs to Les Darcy, the Austria
liam. Darcy beat jeff Smith on
. foul, knocked out Eddie Nc
ooorty, beat Billy Murray. and
now he has won on points from
Jimmy clabby. Mike Gibbons
does not figure, because he new
er fought clsbby 10 a decision
over the long route, sltho he
outpointed the red-hsired boxer
in ten-round, no-decision tea.
According to Tommy Burns. he
has two championship matches I'm
sight for New Orleans that are GER
tain TO be staged. The first will
take place in January. between Joe
Mandot and Freddie Welsh. and in
March Jess willard and another
heavyweight will battle for the
worlds championship In this divis-
ion.
A scientist has declared that bugs
have souls. This is a big boost for
the baseball fan.
A team with a good defense, q
strong pair of ends and kicker
ma ynot always win, but II will
mighty seldom lose.
II Young Ahearn In bent on claim
ing the middleweight championship,
he'd better do IL before Les Darcy
arrives from Australia.
Judging from the brand OF base
ball the Athletics put up this year.
IL seems most unfair TO call any bog
who merely got try-out with them
a professional. Even IL he'd made
good with them, II would scarcely
have injured his amateur standing.