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Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
Portcr's 'Ehirtv-yard For ward Pass to Seeley Re suits in Touchdown - Huns Only Score on Dah- lens Drop Kick
[AssocIArEp pnEss p1sPArcHl

CLAREMONT. Cal, Oct 23-The University of Arizona defeated Po- mona college l. 10 ? A forward pass in the second quarter, Porter to SceIey gave Arizona touchdown. Porter kicked goal. Pomona got three points on Dahlens field goal.
 Arizonas $ touchdown. made near the last of the second quarter on a thirty yard forward pass from Half back Porter to Seelet. who 1an the nall ten wards farther over Pomona $ line. Pomona lost the game pri- malily by consistent fumbling.
 Arizona made a majority of their gains through forward passes. aI- though many were either incompleted or intercepted.
 Dahlens field goal from the 25- yard line gave Pomona their only score This came near the end of the first quarter
 In running the ball in on d punt McfadGen, the Pomona quarter, was
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
ONLY ROAD RACE ID STATE
 FAIR ID START IN TUCSON
Special Attention Being Given Motorcycle Con- test-Sanction Sent for- Boido to Confer With Tucson Club Saturday

Prospects are growing good for 2 large entry list for the Phoenix motor cycle road race to be run from Tucson here on November Is. the opening day Of the fair Manager l.. BoidO yester- day wired the money to pay for an F. A. NJ sanction for the road race The official permit for the 100- mile race on the mile track has already been re- ceived by Referee E. J. Bellas.
 That other riders beside those Of Phoenix and Tucson are interested in the road race was learned yesterday. when q bunch of inquiries came from Douglas and Bisbee The Cochisa ridesr favor the heavy four-cylindcr machines. so there may be some strangers in the lineup
 Young Boido will quit tearing holes in the line, long enough next month. to ride q fast eight valve machine in the Tucson 100 miles on November 1. and a roadster in the Tucson Phoenix race. Word was received from the Hendee people, they had expressed racer here for BOido, thus putting him in the class with the other factory entries, Creviston. Johns and Graves.
 good deal Of boosting will be done for the road race. as it will be the only contest Of any kind, during the 1915 state fair. The abandonment of the au- tomobile road classics. and the two mo- torcycle road races from Fl Paso and san Diego. leaves the coming fair with out any other road races except the hnpromptu clash on the Borderland For that reason it will be given special attention by the fair commission. Dr. Boidc will motor to Tucson next Satur- day to attend the football game be- tween Tucson nigh and the Coyotes. and while there. will confer with the Tucson Motorcycle club anent the road race.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
COLLEGE FOOTBALL

F'ordham. 1o, Holy Cross. q.
 Princeton, 90. Dartmouth :. Navy. %; Virginia Poly. Q.
 Pittsburg, II: Pernsylvania. :. Syracuse, 6; Brown, Q.
 Michigan. .. Michigan Aggies 4. Perdue, 9: Chicago. [.
 Wisconsin, T. ohio state. .. Carlisle, Q; Bucknen. Q.
 Illinois. 3G Northwestern, S. Minnesota. 5I; Iowa, 13.
 Delaware college. 19. Western Mary land. 6. <. .g4 Gettysburg, 1S: St. John. Q. John Hopkins. e: Washington. 6. Havercord. 21. New York University, Lehigh, 20. Muhlenburg, Q. Columbia, T.: St. Lawrence. Q. Colorado Mines. q; University Utah, TO-
 University Nevada. 10; Davis Aeri- cultural College, fl. 19; University Roches- Fer. c.
 North Carolina, 3; Virginia Military Institute, 3.
 Vanderbilt. 91: Mississippi. O. Georgie Tech. 56: Louisiana. 7 Rice, 2S; Daniel Baker, o. Waskburn, T.: Warrensburg CMo) Normal '
 Wabash, 41: Franklin, 9. Earlham, 16: Hanover, 6.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

star of the High School back field, started the business that resulted in the only touchdown gained by the red and black. He bucked on the first down for five yards. blowing straight through center two times in succession and third down and three to go. he made first CoWn. Time after time he vas sent smashing through the con stantlN weakening Normal line each time spreading ruin and destruction in his path Boido, husky lineman. helped cut this policy considerably by chew ing up and splitting out his opposing tackle. who had to he replaced Wal tcrs kept up his destructive march. and succeeded in making a first down on the Normals five yard line Here with two successive bucks. straight through center he successfully negotiated the s,rip of ground. and rang up a touch down for Phoenix The conquering hero's march was aided considerably by a fifteen yard penalty imposed on Normal for hitting in the clinches. same sport being indulged in by Pas cale. The difficult goal was made >by Marian. bringing the score up to II to [ The high school then kicked off with Moeur receiving the ball. He made about ten yards on the return, but was unable to elude Walters who doWned him. Two bucks by Normal tried in rapid succession. netted them five yards. Moeur then dashed around end for b yards. after which d for
 Continued on Page Three)
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
Librarians vs. Acre c;ty

The Librarians will meet the Acre City team this morning at the Sev- enth avenue an1 Washington street grounds at 10 q. I'll. The battery will be Bradley. Johnson and Johnson for the Librarians. The Acre City team mas not announced their battery vet.
 The Librarians held another meet ing, and thc question of a city league was further discussed; they would like to have the managers of the other teams arrange for man agers meeting this coming Week. Anyone interested is asked to com municate with Bradley or McRuer of the Librarians.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
HARVARD AND YALE ARE
 BOTH BEATEN; UPSET"
Big Colleges Go Down to Defeat Cornell and WasF ington- Jeffer
 son Are Winners
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsrArcHl

CAMBRIDGE Oct g With a
 touchdovn in the cirst two minutes .of play. Cornell demonstrated it's com ple;e superiority over Harvard. The Crimson errors gave Ithaca the ball on the :wentv-yard line. Captain Barrett scored. A few minutes later he was iyicked in the head and had
 uo be taken out of the game. Shiv- erick kicked 8 forty-two- yard field soat Ill the fourth period. Score;
 Cornel' 10. Harvard, q.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

tackled bY Carpenter and both were taken from the game severely in jured
 passes. but the Arizona line proved too strong for the Hun backs and lesson of Pomona made a sensa- uonal thirty-yard run during the first lew minutes of play. Both teams opened out considerabl in the final period. and many forward passes were tried, but few were sue cessfui The game ended with the ball on Pomona's thirty line. Iine-uDS.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
STREAM OF FORD CARS
 FOR VALLEY HEREAFTER

two carloads of Ford roadsters were set side by each along the curb in front of T.. Rudolph's garage yesterday. And the hest of il was, that every roadster had its owner before it debarIsed from the train.
 Of touring ears, there will be no lack hereafter, as Rudolph has convinced the Ford factory itself of the high class nf the local field, and has got the boss consent to quick shipments. Another batch of touring cars will be in this week, and ready for delivery to Phoe- nix and Salt River valley people.
 The famous Rudolph smile was working strong yesterday when the word came that shipments woud he more prompt than hitherto.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
NORMAL OPENS UP AND DEFEATS COYOTES 147 IN GRUELLk
White Sox Winning First Heat Of
 $2O000 P P l. E. Pacing Event

The ac companying cut shows two of the fast pacers that are entered for the Ari- zona State Fair this Year-White SoX. the wonderful mare with which Bill Durfee won the 2.00o purse at the P. r. I. E. and who seems to be the best bet for the same purse II the fall meeting in Frisco. is shown win ming the first heat of the race. The Beaver, finishing 3rd in the above picture and owned by F. J. ROch- on, of Winnipeg, Can ada, one of the most promising pacers of this years campaign will be here fighting it out with White SoX. Leata J Don Dens- more, Clara Mac and others in the 2:O4 and ree-for-all pace this fall.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
Vale Loses. 16-7

NEEE iIANEN, oct. 22-The Wash- ington and Jefferson eleven used the forward pass. and humbled Yale. 16 to ( II was a spectacular contest. The Vale line was like stone wall. The aerial attack caused the Blue de- feuee t0 crunlblc
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
MOEUR ID HARRIS SOUNDS
 LIKE BASEBALL, BUT II
 REPRESENTS 4 TOUCHDOWN
SCHOOL FOR UMPS
TAsso-1ArED rREss DIspArcHI ]

IAeSO ETATED pHEsS DISPATCHI
 CINCINNATI. Oct. 23.-The recom- mendations of School Superintendent Condon for a course for baseball um- pires to be conducted in the city schools. one class for beginners and others for advanced in charge of William Hart and William Carpenter. former National umpires. were ap- proved by the school board by a vote of six To one.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
SLAUGHTER

European-Our war is terrible. I know of q Colonel who commanded regiment Of 1000 privates and lost half of them in one battle.
 MeXican-That's nothing compared with our war. I know of one private who was commanded by 1000 Generals and lost 750 Of them in one battle- Buck
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
U. S. C. State Channs

EERkFLEY, oct. 23 -- Ability to make good use of forward passes gave tine University of southern C1lifor- mia 2 2S (" 10 victory over the Uni versity of California and the Amer ican football championship of the state Tn" visitors were unable to ssain around the California ends but woIkc3 trick hack-play. Tor repeated gains.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
Army. 10; Georaetown. O

WEST POINT. Oct. .3.-The Army defeated George town 10 to Q. It was the toughest game ever played on a local gridiror Three players Were ruled off for unnecessarily rough ness.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
Pretty Close Game

LINCOLN, Oct. 2@.-Nebraska de- fea'ed Notre Dame 20 tc 1a The sinTie point. fhe critics say, repre- sents the superiority of the winners.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
Coast League
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Where They Play Today. Los Angeles at salt Lake. San Francisco at oakland. Portland at Vernon.
 Yesterdays Games. San Francisco II. Oakland 1 Los Angeles 10. Salt Lake II. Portland 1. Vernon 10.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
Outlaws Ys. Pirates.

The Outlaws will meet the Pirates this morning at 1o:30 on the Polk street grounds. The Outlaws will play: II. Westfal. C.; F. Westfan,. D.; F. Stuckey, 1b.: Halliman, 2b.; Ashfield, ss.; Bennenato, 3b.: Stokes. f.; A King. cf. D. Heflin. If. The Pirate battery will consist of Seaman and Seaman. All sorts of brother lN stnfc in this laN-nut
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
THREE AMATEUR
 BALL CONTESTS
Librarians Meet Acre City and Outlaws the Pirates This Morning - Tigers and White SOX Clash in Afternoon

Amateur ball clubs win be quite rampant today, three games having been scheduled for the various va cant-lOt diamonds. As follows:
 Tigers vs. White Sos.
 The Tigers and the White Sox will clash this afternoon at 2:30, the second time tl1ay have met. at Fourteenth ani Pierce sueets.
 The lineups will be-
 TIGERS-W. King, If; Arndt. cf.; German, If: Balsz. 3b.; Fraley. ss.; Pinching, 2b... Greenan, 1b.: Pedigo, D.. F. King, C.
 WHITE SOX-Crawley. If, Brady. of; Jones. If: Smith, 3b.: Crosse. ss-; Green, 2b.; Wright. lb.: Heflin, D.: Terry, c
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
Arizona Varsity Defeats
 Pomona 7-3 In Fine Game
Pomona

Arizona pon,on. Hammcls
 DowneY ......... REL. Mccullough
 Greenhouse Hendry ....R.T.L....... Raitt
 Shellenberger McGoWan. Lynd R.G.L....... Cooper Huss .....-....-. ..C....... Walz Carpenter Sturges smith .L.G.R Merritt Keys Turvey
 C. Porter. ....... L.TR....... Dahlen Meyer. King. ...L.E.R...... Sugg Luis. Renaud .... c. .McFadden. Given Porter CD.........R .R.H.L.. lesson CO Bowling Breckenbury .L.HR...... N;sbet Young ....F............. Green
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
CHAPTER ~.
Removal OF Snow. Ice and Rubbish

Removal. 249 Cleaning sidewalks
That accmulations
which sidewalk
shall be by
other duly commissioners, without
notice to the
The thereof shall be certified
by
commissioners the City commissioners its regular
which accumuaons removed
certified by Auditor Col
front foot of lot for each time OF removing
All ordinances conflict with this ord
repealed
Section Cleaning sidewalk be duty lie
the land the city Mo-
bridge alley sidewalk such sidewalk
such alley thereof all hh
rubbish
rubbish side
the line such lot OF land and
alley adjacent thereto than twenfour hours after
chief OF police shall
be %
lars either
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08

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whose jurisdiction the matter prope'I 'o"'S " +'' =. r.
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;u., m ro,.r,, IN, Commits esioncr jurisdiction
tho shall the City Auditor
such charge and the same Is not paH "h 'HTN
County Auditor Tor colectoh Wit" or
shall deposited III the general fund
90, ,;.. ,,,.. oo.. ooole ,,d ,riv.+e drains Eo
ou 49, ,,ra,ton .nan of his ordinance,
49, u;r ,.rt coss nool oy omen drain upon any
niec r marcel land line
mo of Nor1p, permit private
drain ca ool py or sewer upon any premises
,oa nv him viIn the corporate Of o
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ans, tou, dangerous odor
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49,, l,.r f uoridoo 70 oneraa or maintain
, - ,aonioro cold ,ty pnor niece or marcel
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T ~, ~ w. ,i provided th,t reanrants hotels and e,ting
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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
CHAPTER ".


Regulation Of Steam Engines, Moving OF Buildings Etc
engines 253. Ringing Of bells
Penalty 254 Shavines,
Moving
25o Steam No corporation shah
kind
unless building pOvd
shall prohibit
Of permission sipnes
traction through the city lepghw
Main In the paved district =.
Section 25i Penalty corporation shall vio
provisions punished
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
paid

2o3 Penalty That person violating any OF the
provisions OF "A
and be a less
dollars and the costs OF prose-
until The line ard costs are h> paid
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
CHAPTER u.
OF Nuisance and Rubbish, Health and Cleanliness.

Slaughter houses.
o27 Priyies Its -
private drains 242 Weeds
hotels and 243 Penalty
eating houses 244 Eject
Swine.
236 Offensive matter. That firm cor
poraon public
public dead manure
rubbish unwhoe
kind accumulate or
premises enough become offensive or
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08

Removal. 249 Cleaning sidewalks
Assess
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-08
TITLE VI

or MISDEMEAN
CHAPTER /.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26
Con11naradent Play is
Snoring at the BlJota

sis per week which has been offered
him by one of his fathers friends
AT his boarding house in New YORK
Tom makes the acquaintance OF a
chorus girl, by the name Of Amy, VINO
Immediately sets about fascinating
him, partly for amusement and part
Nv to make her lover jealous. The
rest of the story concerns the man
ner in which Tom meets his downfall,
the way in which he is saved from
taking his own life as the result OF
the shame and remorse and the
means through which he returns to
the country town to regain his SELF
respect. Tom finally wins the ap-
prevail of Judge Belknap and the TO-
nance of Tom and Jane come to a
happy conclusion
By the request of many who did
not see the picture when 1t appeared
here last week. the management OF
the Grand has arranged to have
Charles Chaplin as an added attrac-
ton in the alughabl absurdity, BY
the Sea"
Tomorrow. tine man with the
sec. 900 face William Farnum viii
appear in the very Interesting play
that Nat Goodwin used as starring
vehicle for years, The Gilded Fool =
This is a Fox production and lovers
of the silent drama have readily
learned just what that means
4.u,1,.,,s- who in Society George
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

+{1fad 9..Robhy'S Bargain.
l llieo .
r. a.,4,+:, instaumenr of the.
daFec1;ye drama The Black
sgrea. sl:a,- Gerbert RawEnson
BOX. 49, 80! -. 80 are snnported
| ana ANA az - 80, 1s .1a seature Of
by an ~ ~ 80 .s-n;en7,, Thea1er today
ler1ns % -. ,.o,.ej hy 3 phillips
| I I ms par u s ,t 49, ,nreres,ing and
tOpp p.,.s =: 4s51.,lS ,,,irb a,citing mo-
| tn tllal - In bo1d 1be spectators
mems sna $50 w.. s s. 70 fn:sh.
ssspeAoouno .ioat snscia1 American
tonno ..1c,N 49, ~ aT,bitions" fea-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

When Billie Burke closes her tour
in Jerry" she is to go to Californlr,
vl1ere she enteres the moving picture
field at what is reported to be an
enormous salary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26
Tom Moore and Marguerite
Courtot Feature 1hree-part
KaIem Masterpiece.

Tom Moore and Marguerite Cour-
tot are featured in a three-part Kalem
masterpiece. The Third Command
ment." This story OF a scoundrel's de-
liberate attempt TO swear another
mans life away, is one % the most
absorbing ever shown in this city. II
is one of the three act-dramas each
of which shows the modern appnca-
ton of one of the ten command
ments.
The Black sheep" a two-part
Naw and Erlanger drama with
Edward Cecil and Violet Reed as
principals is also on today. making
q fine six-ree1 program with Heart
Selig News No. 33.
Thursday VII Sc DAY of laughter
at the Bi5ou theater, George kleine's
great fun producer, Who's Who in
Society" in four parts. Will top the
program If there is a laugh or even
a grin left in one Della Corners and
Danny Movies. who are principals in
this comedy. Will find it. Put a pin
in this date You Will be pleased
Pathe Daily News No. So will also
be shown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

Kleine,s latest four part comedy.
which will be a special Offering
Thursday at the Bijou, is a photoplay
of many laughs and some nelodra-
matte moments. a splendid cast fur.
nishes amusement for sixty minutes.
through the medium of an unusually
delightful story IN which love, adj
venture and Dan Moyles are the con
spicuous factors
g It is George K1eine's fourth consec-
Iutive comedy. following those charm
ing farces, Omcer 666- SOP
Thief and THE Commuters which
have done so much TO make the name
FKIeine SYNONYMOUS with good comedy.
who's Who, features a notable cast,
including Dan Movies, Della. Connor,
VIII H. Power. Edward Lester and
Kate SargeaatSon. The story is told
IN four parts. but the rapid action
and many laughs make it seem more
like two.
The Offering at the Palace theater
today is variety of musical comedy
and specialties presented by The
pany and featuring Chicago Norman.
the magician. Mr.. Norman is. one OF
the cleverest magicians on the stage.
having appeared from. coast to. coast
on the Lyceam circuit. He has a
complete change of entertainment
each day. The musical show today
is a laughabIe comedy entitled Eff
ty Percent Syndicate" and IS clean
and refined entertainment
The vaudeville program for the
last half of this week will be one OF
the strongest musical companies on
the big Greenwood circuit, namely.
The Sunshine Girls, now playing
in Pittsburg. Thi scompany carries
eighty pieces OF special scenery and
wardrobe costing $1,000 Its pro-
gram viii be changed daily
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

TO-DAY are splendid sels drama in
1yyo PARTS entitled The Poetic US
fice Of Omar Khan" featuring Stella
Rageto. Eugene Besserer and Guy
Oliver. and a Biograph comedy en-
titled .-Bobby's Bargain
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

The Nfikado- Girls musical com
edy company Will close a three days
engagement at the Odeo theater this
evening There viii be a complete
change Of program and company to-
morrow afternoon The pictures fol-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

Found-A package Of breakfast
food that's worth the money
Breakfast Barley c.-Advertl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

Who's Who in Society, George
Evening star., 1915-11-27

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1t has a capacity of testing $50 or
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Nearly 1000 models have been tested
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tific society each year and private de-
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merchant ship on the formulas gath
cred by the government. About a NTH
of the work now done in the basin is
for private shipbuilders who send plans
of proposed ships to the navy yard,
where models are constructed and test
ed. The plant soon will have a capacity
of producing and testing one model
every twentyfour hours.