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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-27
Fresh Beginnings.

Be patient with everyone, but above all with yourself. I mean do not be disturbed because of your imperfec- tions, and always rise up bravely from fall. There is no better means of progress in the spiritual life than to be continually beginning afresh and never to think that we have done enough.-Francis de Sales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-27

See by :hs agricultural reports that Gen. Hcg Cholera is on the or fensive in many sections of the coun- try. Trust he and his army of germs nay have better success than the allies at the Dardanelles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-27
consc,ence, Not conse eoue nce.

When you are in doubt as to the course to take. consult your con science, not consequences. Do right, and never mind how things are going to turn out. One who steers his course so as to avoid everything un- pleasant. makes . zigEag course. and may miss the harbor at last. Follow conscience. and leave consequences to God. --.--.-.-A- ]
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ff. . [ l-lJ Good oisoUise,

i war is disguised blessing" says
 a preacher. There may be two opin-
 ions about the blessing, but only one on the effectiveness of the disguise. Wall Street Journal. ,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-27

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-27
l there only yesterday to nurse Mrs.
One Dead at Mammoth Springs.

Mammoth Springs, Nov 26-Thv farm home of L. T. Hopkins was de- mclished by cyclone last night, Mrs. Hopkins b:ing crushed to death by a stone chimney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-27
JEFFERSON JENNINGS.
iJp to November II, sS,6s9 Bales
 Ginned in County. Hs

Twenty-eight thousand, six hun ,drai and fifty-nine bales of cotton of ths 1915 growth had bsen. ginned in Jefferson county prior to November IA, according to figures complied by the United States census bureau. This comparss with S1.SS0 bales sinped up to the same period in le14.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-27
Subscription Price. hv Cor,.ior !

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 ftst DAILY GRAPHIC,
 a E Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
If You Find Downcast Wolverine, Just Tell Him
Nieman, Mauley and Smith Will Play Next Year

bottom Of those piles also. This
gives him nine tackles out OF ten
and a share in the other four con-
sidered.
In addition, Nieman recovered the
bail when Cornell fumbled at
start Of the march TO Michigan's
touchdown. He opened the hole
through which Roehm dove for the
six points. He passed accurately az
all times. Michigan's funbles being
attributable TO over eagerness of the
backs. rather than poor work OF
"Wally." And he also was responsi-
BILE for several OF the larger gains
through the line by opening large
holes through the center OF the op-
posing wall.
Just now Michigan fans are look
ing forward TO next year when their
three stars. Smith, Mauly and Me
man, return.
For next year. there is also the
promise Of a real line. Right now
the freshman forwards can outplay
the varsity treDchmen.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
HERALDS AND
MAROONS BOTH
PLAY TIE GAMES

Both the Heralds and Maroons
played scoreless ties yesterday. The
Packard park independents stacked
W against the Lancaster eleven In
a game that was not up 10 the
Packard park standard. The Her.
aids escaped defeat. however. and
having rid themselves OF a groggy
day. surely will regain their stride
this week. Jerry DePrato came
down and tried TO play, despite the
fact that he bore the brunt OF the
Aegi- attack in the Marquette game
Saturday. but he had to retire at
tho end OF the first half. Both he
and Blake Miller will play with the
Heralds next Sunday. and will have
TO Saturday battering TO handicap
tEem. DePrato had no business to
even attempt 10 play Sunday.
The Ann Arbor Independents fall
cd utterly to tear up the Maroons.
but the attack Of the Mack parkers
was just ar futile. and nobody scor-
cd IN an interesting scrap.
The IIarvsrds yesterday over
whelmed Wyandotte. 40 to o. and
rho HcIy Redeemer Greys lost TO
the Flint Independents. to o.
Northwesterns defeated the Morrels
Q TO q. and the Records crushed the
Morleys 30 10 q.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
BY ROBERT RIPLEY.

A few months ago | was ready
to quit the fight game.
II was Kid Lewis speaking-kid
Lewis, the newest star of the light
weight division, the Rubber man,
the "Fitzsimmons OF the light
weights undefeated featherweight
champion OF England. and contender
for the lightweight, welterweight
and middleweight titles.
81 was Disguised" he continued,
and had about made up my mind
to go TO war in trench. | couldn't
get anyone TO fight me-and when
I did make a match | never made
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
COLLEGE BODY 4
. AFTER UNIFORM
AMATEUR RULE

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-A serious
effort to get uniform code OF rules
governing amateur standing In In
tercollegiate sport IL TO be made by
the intercollegiate Association OF
Amateur athletes. A call was sent
out today to the various colleges
throughout the east for an expires.
zion as to the fitness of the present
rules governing the status Of col
lege athletics.
TIE disbarring OF i've Yale ath-
letes end the muss kicked up over
the case Of George Brickley. at Trim
ity. has brought matters to q head
In eastern circles.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08

enough money out of il to pay my
training expenses.
1t was fortunate for Kid Lewis
that he changed his mind. He can
laugh now at his narrow escape, for
he is we'll on his way 10 fortune and
fame. In Boston Lewis is very pop
ular. He has been lighting there
decisions over Joe Mandot and Jack
Britton twice. In each fight he
scored one or more knockdowns. It
was the first decision Britton had
given against him since the one
Willie Richie took away from him
in their four-round fight on the coast
in 1911. He outpointed Charley
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
LORAINES CLAIM
ANOTHER TITLE

"Shanie's" Lorraine A. C.'s won
their NTH straight game when they
administered 1910 lacing to the
Goldberg Independents before a
large crowd Mt Northwestern Field
Saturday afternoon and thereby also
won the junior title Of Northwest
ern Detroit.
The great line -plunging OF Rip
Dawson and Hawthorne coupled with
the brilliant open-held running and
tackling OF Loos and the altaround
playing Of the Loraines made the
victory possible.
10. 20. 30. 40 TT
Goldberg . 0 D a
Time OF periods--10 minutes. each.
Touchdowns-Hawth and Daw-
son.
Referee--Yeager. Northwestern In.
dependents. r
Head Linesman--Crawfo ford. ~. OF n.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
Saturdays Stars Prom
Use Well For Another
Season

! ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. Sat
the mass meeting before the Cornell
game, Judge Murfin. Of Detroit, one
Of the most popular and most en-
thusiastic of Michigan rooters, de-
clsred among other things that in
the Cornell game Cochran would
play a guard that would make Ben
: brook jealous. Benton would play an
end that would make Neil Snow lose
his place, that Maulbetsch would
play like Mauly and that Nieman
would perform so that Schultz would
lie forgotten"
He calculated wrong in three OF
those four places. Benton and Coch-
ran did not star. Maulbetsch played
not like the Mauly OF old. but like
an infinitely better and bigger
Mauly Handicapped by a badly
bruised hand, by 2 charley horse
that made his leg black and blue.
and by the general weakness that he
has had ever since his operation Of
few months back the German Bull
let played from whistle tO whistle
with a fight and determination that
WAS nothing short Of wonderful. All
the time he realized, also. that his
chances for Al Ali-AmerIcan were
all shot to pieces and that his play
ing could bring nothing 10 him but
credit for his team. No man could
Doubt the Demons spirit Saturday
But Muffin came closest 10 being
correct in regard TO Nieman In
fact. If il were possible TO forget old
Germany Schultz. Who has been
placed on Walter Camps all time
All-American eleven. this Waller
Nieman would De the man 10 re-.
place Germany in the hearts OF The
Michigan fans For scrappIer.
more efficient man has not held
down the pivot job on Michigan's
team In years. Likewise Nieman
Is the highest man within memory
who has played that position on one
OF iost's teamg He weighs hut 165
pounds.
Nieman was placed in n hard posi-
ton SATURDAY. lie was PLAYING on.
positc 10 Cool whom uany have
picked for Camps selection for the
mythical honor eleven Cool com.
ing with such a reputation. was
closely watched and his deeds were
noted and observed. He played a
wonderful zane But on the other
: hand. Nieman was not expected 10
do ANYTHING remarkable. He was
considered as only Second rate
center shifted there from end he
cause ~ Michigan's necessity rather
than of his own ability.
Figures do not lie. Accurate fig
dres kept during the second qua rter
of Michigan's defeat Saturday. show
that out OF IL plays picked at ran
dom, Nciman nailed the Cornell run
ner nine time. Four Of the other
plays were direct smashes AT the
line where a nassed front prevented
anyone In particular from gettins
the tackle. But Nieman was at the
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
DUNDEE MEETS
RIVERS TONIGHT

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Nov. S.
Johnny Dundce's ability as a top.
notch lightweight will be tried out
here tonight in 10.round go with
Mexican Joe Rivers. runner up TO
champions. On the outcome OF this
bout depends the Gotham scrspper's
chances for mix with Charlie
White. for which he has been an.
Cling for two years.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08

White in l0-round battle; he had
the best of Kid Graves, who claims
the weller title and weighs l47
pounds, and the referee declared his
battle with Billy Glover. who weigh
ed $50 pounds. a draw
Lewis is truly a rubber man.
Two years ago he won the feather.
weight championship OF England by
knocking out Alec Lambert in II
rounds in London. Now he wants
10 fight Mike Gibbons. 4 week or
SC ago he made 1873 pounds at 3
o'clock for Joe Mandot and he
weighed $50 pounds when he fought
Kid Graves. He can take of or
put on weight with unusual ease.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
Saturday Football

LOCAL.
Northwestern, 3: Monroe High. o.
Ann Arbor High. 81, Eastern, !.
Western. IS. Cass Tech. o.
Honor High. /. Benzonia Academy
STATE.
Detroit Central. So Saginaw. ..
Muskegon High, liz, Racine tWis
High, o.
Detroit Central Reserves. u; Mt
Clemens. o.
Pontiac High, s2: Bay city. 6.
Monroe High Reserves, IL. Wyan-
dotte High. 8.
NAL, 0.
Lansing High. :; saginaw Arthur
Hill. s.
Holland High. %; Grand Rapids
Big Rapids. 6; south Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids Central Reserves.
10; Muskegon Reserves. L.
Albion. IS. Hillsdale, 0.
Kalamazoo High. 81. Mason High.
Manistee High. Z: Ludington. o.
,Coldwater High. Il; Adrian High.
IA.
Jackson High. 80. Flint Central. o.
Boyne city High. 81, Harbor
ManeeIona High. SIS; Charlevoix. 0.
WEST.
Cornell. "a. Michigan, :.
VI. A. G.. ss; Marquette. s.
Culver Academy. q; y. Z. s. o.
Chicago, 35. Haskell Indians, o.
ohio state. 10; Indiana, ..
northwestern. "a; Missouri. s.
Purdue. 10. Iowa. 3.
Western Reserve. IS: Oberlln, :.
Case, s: Carnegie Tech. o.
Nebraska, 80. Nebraska Wesleyan.
Oregon Aggies. 40; u. Of Idaho. o.
Carleton college OF Northneld
MINI. ~. Beloit. o.
DePauw. 80. Butler. O.
Franklin, 81. EarIham. o.
Wabash. 81 Northwestern Col
L. Of Washington. ~; L. Of Cali
fornia, o.
Harvard. 10. Princeton. s.
Dartmouth. I. Pennsylvania, 2.
Notre Dame, I. Army. o..
Navy. 10. Bucknell. g.
Pittsburg. 10. W. and J.. o.
wesiyn. u Williams. g.
Carlisle Indians. 20. Holy Cross. 81.
Lafayette, Il, Swarthmore. 0.
Syracuse. - Mt Union; 0.
Vermont. 81. New Hampshire. !.
Johns Hopkins. "a; Gettysburg. Z
Springfield ~" College. 20; Am
hcrst, :.
Tuffs, y, Trinity. q.
Franklin and Marshall. 10; Haver-
ford. o.
Columbia. IL. Connecticut Aggies.
y. v University. :: Stevens. q.
Colby. 2s. Bates, o.
Mass Aggies. %. Middlebury, o.
Maine. %. Bowdoin. II.
Penn state. :. Lehigh. o.
sOtTu.
Virginia T.. 35; Vanderbilt. 10.
T. OF Texas. 81. T.. OF south
tSewaneeJ, s.
Louisiana state, IL: T.. OF Arkan-
sas. 2.
Georgia Tech. 81: Alabama. :.
Auburn. Is. Mercer, o.
Georgia, 81; Florida. o.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
Colgate's New Strategy

AcH year has it's famous bit of football Honor
might be said o
gate The Ases present their direct for consideration
nell bids with the
tackle and end and Colgate kicks off with the best Of the bunch
Cornes could
II likely
OF
Two
<<11onod back o center
The ball passed directly
Neither foe
Friend
Sometimes
4n crash through Anderson kicks
to
On paper the formation be unstable
s. touchdown
S0ysd passing gain from the formation and shortly
25yards end
this which
hurled resulted asouchdown.
trouble.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
SMITH IN
COLLAPSE
Mi c h igan Fullback
Drops From Strain
After Cornell Game

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. Sit
is not probable that the Michigan.
Pennsylvania game Of next Satur-
day will attract much attention ex.
cept for the alumni OF each school
aud the students. Both teams have
hai bad year and are hopelessiy
out of whatever cham pionship race
there may be. Neither team has
Gnything to fight for but the record
against each other. and thus ma.
tio'ial interest Is not as keen a. II
would have been II Michigan or
Penn had succeeded In any come
back efforts TO date.
The interest In each school and
the alumni OF that school Is conferred
IN the rivalry between Michigan and
Pennsylvania. No matter what the
other importance of the game might
be, this Is enough to make the con-
test an interesting and q hard
fought one. Both teams are At TOD
speed-whatever that might be with
relation to these teams.
Michigan will have tho strongest
lineup in the game. the cripples.
Dunno, Stats and Smith all being
in condition. Smoth broke down at
the end OF the Cornell game, but II
was only a complete physical col
LAPSE due to his extreme efforts ana
the sentiment with which he regard
ed the game. IL was his first big
trial and that the team should lose
hurt him. Besides. he went into the
game not in the best OF condition
and fought under great handicaps.
lie will be all right for Penn.
Staatzs ankle Is still bothering
him. rs was clearly shown in the
Cornell game when. after receiving
several forward passes. he stumbled
as he turned. The ankle is SO stiff
that II is with difficulty that Carl
stops or turns, and his fumbles are
Saturday. though whether or not he
" III be in better condition remains
to be seen.
Yost will start the same backfeld.
but the line is again. as always. I'M
decided. Nieman and Cochran will
lac there. and most probably Wat
sen Willard and Norton did not
show any better against Cornell
than they did against the other
teams. but Yost has very little real
line material to choose from, and
they may have to be started again.
Michigan will be under an add
tional disadvantage In that this
game will be the first away from
Ferry field this season. Even
though the majority OF the men are
veterans. there are only one or two
who have played on Franklin field
at Penn, and the change may injure
their work. though II is doubtful.
according TO campus opinion. IL the
work of the line can be changed
much for the worse.
Nevertheless, every Michigan man
expects to win this game No
money has appeared as yet and the
odds are doubtful. Michigan won
last year and both teams have lost
many games this year. II looks AZ
though Michigan will get the short
end because of the Dartmouth game
Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
HaughtOn Gets Clever

Of
Princeton
interesting rushing powess
parade the field punting duel that
10yard 30yard
tackle fake formation Harvard its touchdown In the
ball within
&etops goal for fs down and Harvard held for downs
intercepted third
incidentally
|1oeed adherent
the least the Saturday the
manufacturer Of field goals outclassed
,fuxtment by Tibbott
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
CENTRAL SEAT
SALE STARTED

Director OF Athletics ID. n. Davis.
of the Detroit schools. announces
that reserved seats for Saturdays
same betweea Detroit Central and
Grand Rapids Central have been
placed on sale at Spalding's store.
opposite the Hotel Metropole. This
game Will have a direct bearing on
the state championship.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
TRIO LEADS
OUT EAST
Cornell, Colgate and
Pitt Are the Big
Teams Now
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The foot.
ball situation in the east has evolved
itself into a three-cornered affair,
with Cornell. Pitt and Colgate stand
ing out az the only three teams Of
major league proportions that
have yet TO be beaten. Saturday
saw the elimination Of Princeton
and Washington and Jefferson from
further championship consideration.
There Is little way of getting COM
parison between them, for neither
has played a team that has faced
another member of the trio. Cornell
has licked Harvard and Michigan do
cisively; Pitt has defeated Pennsyl
vabia, the Navy and Washington and
Jefferson in easy fashion. while Col.
gates chief claim to fame il the
fact that she Is the only eleven east
of the Rockies that has not been
scored upon thus far. Numbered
among Colgate'g victims are the
Army and Yale.
All three are scheduled to meet
strong teams toward the latter part
OF the season. Colgate must play
Georgetown and Syracuse-two of
the best second division teams In
the cast. Cornell has yet to meet
Pennsylvania and Pitt must face
Penn State and Carnegie Tech be-
fore she can call IL q season. The
Penn State struggle probably will
make or break the Pittsburghers, for
they are up against a stifY PROPOSE
ton.
Everything In the east started
pointed today towards the Yale
Princeton and Yale-Harvard games
that are to come on the next two
Saturdays. Despite the fact ali are
out OF the championship running, the
east, from force OF habit, In looking
toward them as the big games of
the year.
Yale's showing against Brown
Saturday was anything but impress
sive. The Blue II not Shevlinised,
IL appears. Something must be done
this week II Yale isn't to be defeat
ed twice In the next two weeks by
bigger scores than were ever run
up against a Blue eleven.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
YALE GRIDDERS
NOT INJURED

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov s.
All the Yale players except scovil
came through the Brown game In
good shape. Scovil has a broken
thumb. but II will not prevent his
getting into the Princeton same
next Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
May Settle State Arguments

state high school and college may be settled next
Vim 80 e they win Should Alma lose Albion and
intercollegiate championship Grand Rapids
i ming Gndley field Saturday in Cen
the Detroit
devised that will
IL he does all he then has to do
Central is the logical favote
championship Michigan
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08

s have been made public Of the Jess VIII
u ~ hmse defend
fight
tokday Monday preceding which is the 6rst
before
WIN credit bank 10 DAYS
paid encounter This
~ (sS00 more than Jack Johnson got meeting his
31se 1eest pssssd the $4,000 for the season.
~ >xooV 0uSe u Frfsco Saturday. He won about
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
Glassco Schedules Good Bout

Gassos fight club the river will card Wednes
10
OF Drouliard
things
record considerable
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08

After winning the English feath-
erweight title in 1918, Lewis jour
neyed TO Australia. He blossomed
forth as a lightweight there as he
could find no featherweights to meet
him. He won decisions over Herb
Mccoy. Hughie Michigan and Joe
Shugrue in succession. and then
lost close verdict to Herb Mccoy
in a return match. lie came to
America last September and strus.
gled along for over six months try.
ing TO get start. He II started
now.
Lewis true name Is Gershon Men
delof, and he was born In London
in 1894.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
SECOND DIVISION.
n ThlatIea d.
Z ERTLE DEBUTS
IN GOTHAM TOWN

NEW yORK. Nov. s.--Johnny Er-
tie, OF 81. Paul. who claims the ban
tamweIght championship as re-
suit OF his win from Kid Williams
on q foul, makes his New York de-
but tonight against Abe Friedman,
q local boy.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08

GARY. Ind. Nov. s.--Joe yelling
and Joe Sherman, Chicago light
weights, will clash in . l0-round no
decision bout here tonight. Both
are about evenly matched.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
"a One Of Footballs Championship This
Michigan Soccer
FIRST DIVISION.
ey J. T. BARLOW.

uecord Crowd Secs Csieys Win.
This game was billed as fight for
the local championship. as both teams
are going strong for the league hon
ors, and was played at Carney park
sunday afternoon before i.s00 spec
tstors. w. Anderson, last seasons
captain. made his nrst appearance
with the Caleys' boys The players
lined up as follows:
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08
+ e X|E!'!ki[:

10 probable that Michigans ace In the mole
OF the Wover
probable conquero
comeback would Nov IL at
has been sharing goaish
involved and tangled coaching
with dsension III the QUAKER squau'
4 "a oosy picking for the Yostmen
thinr Captain Har-
100 the scrubs Quarterback Berry was asked 10
and made varsteers An
suddenly and
giving Dartmouth oeautul
a6e baled and Haweys held
the That should
comparative but
20yard squirt
of the deserts OF their best
radically
Penney hand against him.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-08

keferee-William Dainee
Nationals won the toss for choice
Patterson stopped Mcleod and sent
hikg and Kennedy going and the
latter player passed nicely to James.
VINE gave Seary his hrst shot 10 deal
Win which he did In mastery man.
ncr. llgg raced away on thu right
and after beating cowan. put In a
lovely shot that beat Seary all the
way. But the referee blew the whis-
tle rs the ball was going through.
for infringement OF the on side rule
against James. Foul against steven
son was well placed by Neate. but the
maj shot went over the bar. A fine
run by Kennedy and James was stop
ped by sutherland. Patterson tried
q long shot which missed by ;nche.
From goal kick Sutherland placed
nicely to Wylie. who forced Martin
70 give corner. but Patrick relieved
the situation by kicking well up the
ment each side trying hard to open
the score. for a few minutes the ball
being Kept In tho home goat. and
Goodwin and company did we'll TO
was stopped for few seconds. Ste
venson receiving the attention OF the
trainer.
on restartinx. Rig obtained the
bal. ou, kicked high, over the bar:
brought him down to earth and. taxi
ms the ball down the neid. passed
TO Mcleod. whose center went beg
ging. James beat Sutherland and
passed the ball TO Bannister. who
shot on the wrong side OF the post
A minute later Kennedy headed into
Seary's hands. who threw away. The
Nationals were putting up great
night and James gave Sesry a warm
handful. wylie and Mcleod took
the ball towards the home goal and
Patrick was forced To give corner
TO save his side. but Martin relieved
the danger. Patterson took flying
shot that just skinned the bar. stew
cnson obtained possession OF the ball;
ne In turn passed TO Fraser. who beat
both Martin and Patrick. and going
straight for goal. had no difficulty In
beating Goodwin with = fine hook
shot. This was certainly hne ef-
fort on behalf OF Fraser and he de-
served all the applause that was
given him.
Fraser missed a splendid openlng
with Goodwin full length on tho
ground: McFarlane and Smith wen.
passing to Fraser. who put In fine
shot that caused Goodwin 10 punch
away. Fraser came again. but Neate
stepped In In the nick OF time and
saved what appeared certain goal.
The ball travelled quickly from one
end to the other Anderson and
Sutherland had James nicely covered
and were not allowing him any on
portunities to get away Kennedy
beat Cowan but his hnai eNort went
outside. and when the whistle called
half time the Caleys crossed over
with a lead OF one goal TO none.