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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-23
TWO CHILDREN HAD GROUP

The two children of j. w. Nix,
Cleveland, Ca, mad Group. He writes
Both got so choked up they could
hardly breathe. / gave them Foley's
Honey and Tar and nothing else and
1t completely cured them" Contains
no opiates. Cuts the phelgm; opens
air passages. Sold everywhere. -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-23
Sure Of His Facts.

George made a statement to his aunt
which she rather doubted. and asked,
Are you not mistaken" He replied.
"Aunty, when tell you 1t is, 1t are"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-23
Monro's appointment

The newspapers continue to laud
the appointment OF Major General
Sir Charles Carmichael Monro as
successor to General Sir Ian Hamil.
ton in the Dardanelles post. Major
General Monro's rise has been per.
haps more rapid in the British army
during the present war. At the out
break OF hostilities, he was merely
an officer OF the militia force To
day as a consequence he is entrusted
with the most difficult and danger.
Gus task ever under taken by Brit.
ish arms. He is comparatively young
for such a high command, being but
90 years old.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-23
real business getters.
More In Silence,

A man who lives right, and is right,
has more In his silence than another
by his words.-Phillips Brooke
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-23

Use our classified ads-thaI are
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
How They Line up
For CD 6 81 ger Game

1sANA Ia
There seems 10 10 much honor be.
ing showered on Dave Tibbottl OF the
Princeton team Ilib6ott may. be able
TO kick pretty well, he may even be
able to exchang the mighty Mahan
for a loss to Harvard. But Captain
Click OF the Tiger team will also be
right there with the ready beef when
the whistle sounds for hostilities to
start. This game at Princeton will
hardly be a onemana game. The
Tigers have eleven very fine football
players 10 put on the field against
Harvard. who also has to use eleven
men 70 try to beat the Nassau tribe.
Harvardis line up will be: Soucy,
lett end; Gilman left tackel; Dadmun,
left guard; Wallace, center; Taylor,
right guard; Parson, right tackle;
Harte, right end i; Watson, quarter
back; Boles, left lfback King, right
halfback; Mahan. fullback. The name
OF Enright Is strangely missing from
this lineup, but the fast ehalfback has
been nursing strained leg McKin.
lock has also been lame for some
time. Boles, Q newman at the halt
position. will be readily substituted in
the Princeton game should he show
signs Of fsItering. Enwrfght willstake
HIS place.
Princeton's lineup for the big game
has not been announced, but 1t Is
thought that with the exception OF
Tackle Parisette, whoSwill be replaced
by Halsey, the same team that faced
Dartmouth last Saturday will meet the
Haugliton eleven
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
W. & J,--W. v, w. Game
Tickets, NoWs0n5Sale

NAT WEIGH e. Fullerton|s drug store
and at sltheisWaldoa Hotel cigar stand
in Clarksburg; at Pharr & Halls drug
store in Weston; at Johnson's drug
store In Shinnston and at the Acme
book store In Buckhannon., the sale of
tickets for the big football game be.
tween Washington and Jefferson anu
West Virginia Wesleyan to be staged
at the fair grounds in sClarskburg next
Saturday started this morning. The
coupon tickets calling for theireseryed
seats asEwell as the autosparking space
cards and general admission tickets
for those riding in them were received
at all the places named yesterday and
were accompanied by an excellent
blue print showing the exact location
OF every seat as it will stand on the
day OF, the game at the field. NE
Two thousand seats, all told, are
available and all are reserved. These
twenty yard lines of the field. there.
fore ARE all In the very best position
for seeing. The best will be offered
first, and by the best Is meant those
located at exactly the center Of the
field. The two center sections are
split up and apportioned to the sales
places and number Of other less de.
>sirable seats are also Offered at each
place. The price will be one dollar
for the ticket received at this price
will be good not only for the big w
T. O. FL d .. D : y &
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

quarter which by.the.way, was a very
exciting period To. avoid this condi.
tion this year most extensive ad.
vance sale is being inaugurated. and
will open Monday. = : Z. 2 Z,
This sale will be. conducted exclu:
siyely by mail except for purchasers
located In the towns where sales are
held. Tickets for the West Virginia
University side of the field will be on
sale at Morgantown and orders should
be addressed to L. M. PEARS, care OF
West Virginia University, Morgan.
town, Viva. Tickets for the Wesley.
an side Of the field will be handled
by H. A: Stansbury, care ofsWesleyan
College, Ruckhannon,i W.. Va, ana
those Sfor!the neutrals will be on sale
at a. G. Martins News Stand, Fair.
mont w. Va. The pasteboards will,
sell at $l.25 each and cash or money
order should accompany all requisi.
tons. The choice seats at South Side
Park will be equally divided between
the places above named, and those. get.
ting their orders In first will be fac.
commodated with the very best seats
without regard to their rank or con-
knection with either OF the institutions.
This sale will continue from next
Monday till Tuesday, November 90,
and will positively close at that time.
An arrangement has been made
whereby anyone can reserve and have
laid away his choice of seats till noon
of Saturday, November 20. II these
are not taken up at that time, how.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
.GET TICKETS TODAY
F0R BIG GAME HERE
Last Year Final Rush Kept
Many Out OF South Side
Park for While

The plat shown on this page repre-.
sents the. South Side Park football
field at Fairmont and the stands that
will be available there for The thou
sands OF spectators on Thanksgiving
day, November 25, when West yir-
ginia University and West Virginia
Wesleyan football teams meet to de.
eide the championship Of the noun.
tain state.
Last year on this same date when
the two teams played, the advance
sale Of tickets exceeded any like sale
previously conducted; but the day OF
the game found the, ticket selling ia.
cilities at the park oyer.crowded and
many would:be spectators unable to
secure tickets and admission to the
field till after the playing of the first
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
BIG States SCHOOLS
LOCK Horns TODAY
Marshall Meets West Vir
ginia and Wesleyan Goes
II Up Against Marietta !.

.sHuNTlNGToN Nov. 6.-The frs,
week in, Noyenib Der furnished the most
Interesting football that West Virginia
his seen tins la mainly. because Mar.
shall and West Virginia arc locking
horsa al Huntington and Wesleyan
TACKLES Msristta.
The huntington game, the first Be
tween the hig state schools. promises
excitement ii;s s3ites OF tho predictions
that The Varsity Twill have easy sailing
and Marshal Satlidents and players arr
lqokins upon this az the biggest day
N then history and the very onthu.
sissm they are putting into the ocGa.
sion means a hard figth for any team
70 conquer the big green. Huntington
fVns are counting upon real battle
aid the feeling is gorwing that the
legal school has d chance 10 win. Re!
inemberfng the sterling struggle
tiade by Marshall for baseball honors
last spring Mhensth odds were heay.
lily against them. local gridiron lovers
are being Injected by the contagious
MARSHALL spirit that has made the
Nornialttes lcontenders for lhonors for
Lilo past several years.
Wesleyan viii have 10 give Marietta
4 good trouncing to convince local fcas
that the Methodistss are as good as
last season. Tie Ohio Punch showed
a fine passing com iiiat!op When they
defeated Marshall. but ii: all othet
departments the locals outclassed
them. BY winning with, a two touch.
down margin Wesleyan will carry
Huntington money when they play
West Virginia Thanksgiving Day.
Bethany seems to be in for good
lacing at the hands OF Greasy Meals
MlskinPurl crew
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
7WHoEWlLL PLAYw.v.U.AT HUNTINGTON TINS 7AFTERNooN

~ i Il o. 3 ! : : = ~
ever, they viii again be placed on
sale.
Last year the capacity Of South Side
Park here; was taxed and the Interest
in football in general and in this big
game in particular is very much great.
er this year. Orders for seats should
be specific otherwise the Judgment of
those in charge OF the sales will be
exercised and the best tickets avail;
able sent. stss a
The t."X's showsathe entrance gates
to the grounds. There are. three
gates, one OF them leading to the
grand stand. Street cars stop on Viz.
ginia avenue and 18th street.
The circus chairs will be lined up
on the Wesleyan side Of the field in
sections from to 10. The field lab.
solutely level and one: Of the best in
the state a.r 1ei.eG'; ~ p. q ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
DAN CUPID BUCKS THE LINE AND
. DISRUPTSA FINE COLIEiGlE Z. EIElYEN IN IITAH

Utah Agricultural college started
the football season with fine pros.
poets. Five veterans were back
Capt. johnson and Wiley, ends; Rig.
by, quarter; Luke and Peterson.
backs. All are married and friends
were proud Of the prowess Of the
benedict on the gridiron.
Then a couple Of Capt. Johnson's
ribs were broken. His wife forbid
him to play again. Luke was made
captain, but one day lie turned in his
uniform. He gave his wife as the
cause. Soon afterward Wiley and
Righy turned in theirsssuits,, STheir
wives did not want them to play.
A new captain had TO be picked.
Peterson was the logical man, but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
Sheylin Showed En- In
1910;iGans He Repeat?

The sdash.of3 Tom sheylin across the
country to straighten out things at
Yale, where the eleven has been wal.
Hoped three times, recalls his work
in 1910. Yale had been beaten 8 Ito
2ibyS West Point and III to, 70 by Brown.
"NowSlet's go and get em I'M the
old Yale way said shevlin, as he
began whipping the team into shape.
Yale walloped Princeton 5 to 3 and
held Harvard to socreless tie. :.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
New Rivers In Ring; Not
Related to Mexican Joe

There is anew Rivers in the box:
ing game. His first name is Ray He
is a Mexican and was. raised Tin Los
Angeles, but despite all these things
is not related to Joe Rivers, who was
q candidate for the featherweight and
lightweight titles. .sS
1t is said Of the new Rivers that
he not only fights with both hands.
but with his head. He is in the east
looking for trouble among the feather.
weights.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

the players refused to again select a
married man. So the captaieys was
voted to yCy Owens, a big tackle. Be.
fore week had passed his engage:
ment was announced.
That was about the last straw for
Coaches Teezte and Stamp, former
Michigan stars. They were already
tearing their hair trying to fiji the
positions made vacant on the orders
of players wives.
News of the disruption of the eleven
by Cupid spread north to Utah Uni.
yersity. Fearing they might meet
the same fate, Coaches. Norgren and
!Breathed issued an order barring all
members OF the Utah University elev.
en- from attending social functions
where girls were to be present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
I1YIJOijU|IIIgCAlNy| STOP DRINKING


You had better stop at once or.you'll'
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is closing its doors to Drinking men
Itlmay2 be your turn next. By the aid
sofiS ORRINE thousands OF men have.
been restored to lives OF sobriety and
industry. y Y
We are so sure shat oRRINE VIII
benefit5you that we say to you that ifi
after trial you fail to get any benefit
from Its use, your money win be re-
funded. II
oRR1NE is for home use, thus max
ing loss Of time at a sanitarinm un;
necessary. Costs only $1.00 per box.
Call at our store and get free book;
let on 0RRINE.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

& J.-Wesleyan contest, but for the
preliminary contest between Marshall
and Davis. Elkins as well. This price
will only prevail, however, during the
advance sale and will advance to Slips
on this day of the game. the advance
sale having been closed out on Friday
night preceding the game.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
IFAIRM0Nl1 HIGH AND
.!M|0|RGANT0NN TODAY
Local Lads in Fine Shape
and Will. Give Good Ac.
count of Themselves

This afternoon the Morgantowt
High School and the Eairmont High
School started their foot ball represen
tatiyes against each other for the ipur
pose Of deciding football supremacy
between the schools. .ldorgantownShas
an equal or better chance to win the
game on it's years record Manning
ton won from the Fairmont team Ito
o, and Morgantowns tied with Manning;
ton. But since the Manning on game
the Fairmont football team has In
creased in finished plays 100 per cent
There are other explanations that
could be offered for the game at Man
nington besides the loss of four OF the
first team line men on that occasion
but lalibi or no abb, these two teams
meet again next Friday at South Side
Park. Should all OF the Fairmont
players get through the game this at.
ternoon without injury and manage
to takeS care of thems elves in practice
scrimmage, before the next game with
Warrington, the sFairmont team will
be at its best. q /,
In practice yesterday afternoon the
men on the line worked like a ma.
chine, and the backfeld men even sur
prised themselves by the easy manner
in which all playsSwere carried Quito
perfection. The Fairmont9 lads have
gotten over their early season stage
fright, and once on the field they know
that, to win they must get going Einfthe
first quarter. With this in mind 10
the game against Weston the Fair.
mont players scored two touchdowns
in the first period, consequently tax
ing thesvisitorss of their feet, and the
entire Weston team went into the air
and did not return to ezra firma un:
tilSafter the game was over.
It Is really delightful to watch the
fine plays the High School works
against its enemies on the gridiron
and quite pleasant to note the ring of
Joy emanating from the stands when
Shore or Burns takes the ball for a
speed race.
Returns from this game and from
all games played will Sbe received as
soon as played in the Office OF Tho
West Virginian. Scores of all the
games will be cheerfullys given! Call
The West yirginian, Bell 86s, Consol.
81.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
SOCCER At MANNINeToN. /.

An interesting soccer game is card
ed for this Afternoon at Warrington,
when the Warrington United team
will clash with the youngstown F. o.
team This game will have consider.
able bearing on the race for the West
Penn cup. ]. "a 4. K, Z. a. z,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
!. oE.8Ros!ERls ACTIVITIES j.

fTUI.I JUsepn1 HOSler,I IOtfthel
Fairmont Normal School. will arrive
home this evening from Frostburg,i
Md where he addressed the Potomac
Valley Round Table Association;
While away from the city Mr.! Roster
also ad dresseds a Mineral county edls
cational rally ED at ,Keyser! MIRO
isier will attend the SMonong hela Val
ley Round Table me citing at Morgan.
town next Friday Ell
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

Z
4 Yale is now the scene Of football
activities such as has not been seen
lsince the opening Of the season. The
papers published at the school still are
trapping Hinkey and his system, but
THE only change so far noted is that
Sheylinjis driving the men, and max.
ling a change or two in the flineup.i
Hinkey Is. now member of the coach:
ing committee Of the school and all
plays are gone over with him before
they are tried. Rumors from the
training ground indicate that there Is
ALREADY an Improvement shown In the
team. The game this afternoon with
Brown will tell whether confidence has
been the missing factor at the Univer-
sity orYwhether, It was proper coach
ing. x
! Princeton has the chance today to
show what Speedy" Rush has been
keeping from the outside, world since
the beginning Of the season. All the
news from Princeton has been more
or less censored, or colored, to that
before every game Princeton was look.
ed upon as bunch Of scrubs along
side the average high school team,
but somehow or other they cane out
winner in each of the contests. The
same may be true of the game this al.
ternoon. In fact the betting In the
east this morning is even money that
Princeton would win. Princeton has
no hospital list. The players are
certainly not over confident. so there
can be no legitimate abb forthcoming
after the game. Harvard Won the
game last year 20 to 0 and the Tigers
want revenge.
This Is about the only feeling being
carried onto the field by the players
revenge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06
.FDRBESFIELDEGANE
T0DAV'S Big EVENT
twenty-five Thousand Clam
orous Fans Will Make it
a Vociferous Occasion

BY far the most important football
contest that Is on today is the Wash
inston & Jefferson and University Of
Pittsburgh game. 1t is not only the
most important from the standpoint of
The interest displayed by the local fol.
lowers OF the game but in the eyes
Of the football sharks OF the entire
country. 1t is even Of more import
ance from atechnical standpoint than
the meeting Of Princeton and Har.
ward, and that is saying lot
just before the game word was sent
broadcast that Folwell went into the
fray with fear that Pitt had something
ont his team. That something Is the
running formation of the Pitt eleven
This is the one thing that has wor.
ried the players of all the teams that
have been scheduled TO play the pro-
teges Of Warner.
The. attendance announced Just be.
| fore tho game was large and 1t Is ex-
pec;etl .Eat IL will run above $4,000.
That f:hcre will be noise Is indicated
by tho fact that every one of the 25,-
COY will have horns, drums, all sorts
Of matchmaking paraphernalia and the
(rooters will stay with their teams
Throughout Tie forty minutes Of play.
There arc no more royal rooters any.
where than the students and the
alumni at pitt5and Wash.Jeff (. "
For any fans that wish to learn Of
tlia saiaes played about the country
the. telephone numbers Of the West
Yirginian Office; are IS Bell and 81
Consolidated.
The lineup will be as follows:
Pitt--Carlson, L. E.; Thornhill. l..
T.; Sutherland. L. G.; Peck, c.; Sop.
pitt, R G.; Hockensmith, r.: T.. Her.
ron, r. E.; Williamson, tC). @. B. !;
Hastings, L. H; DeHart, R. H; Fry,
If. B. e. 81
w. & J.-Whitehill, L. IT,; wither-
spoon; L. T.; Mexican, L. G.; Yves.
becher, c.; 5Wimberlys r. G.; Henry,
R. II; Heyman, R. e. y Stobbs, E. B. !;
Nuss, U. H; Moser, R. H.; McCreight,
F. B.
lReferee-Merriman. Geneva. I'm.
pire-M offatt, Princeton. Linesman---
Met Carly, Germantown Academy. Time
of ,quarters-15 minutes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

Velvet Loaf us good. IDEAL Bak:
cry, 32S Madison ST,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

Penn. In taking Berry out OF the
game for bum football exhibitions IN
the last two games, has left itself with
but one quarterback who knows the
signals. Grant has been declared In.
eligible for this game and should any,
accident come to Bell there will be
nq.one 70 put in his place that knows
the signals. Loucks, who was figured
as the first team Quarterback when
Berry was taken out of the lineup,
is really conside a scrub andl his
work at Quarter will be not half so
good as Berry's When the team left
for Dartmouth Berry refused to leave
Philadelphia.
sfhe Connecticut aAgsiess meet
Nelson Metcalf's bunch of : Columbia
players this afternoon at Manhattan.
The Columbia team has been losing
some OF Its best men in the past two
weeks on account % { injuries! AL.
though none OF the accidents are se.
rions they are such that the players
VIII have 70 be out Of the game for
another week or ten days. The Ag;
gtes mean to make an impression on
TUE Sousf 0ISGotnani,D ut Tor an infant
in its first year Columbia Isl some ag.
erdgation. S:sI II 'j IA
Cornell, the team that will be known
Hereafter as the one that broke Har.
Yards winning streak. has fear,of the
Michigan eleven and swellSit might.
Two rank defeats, all uticalled for,
handed TO Yost Is sufficient to cause
hts Irish TO raise and once he starts
after an enemy that enemy bites the
dust. MichiganSis no mediocre team.
the losses sustained this year most
probably due to over confidence on
ths part Of the players. Should Mich.
kan win this game, which is hardly
probable. the dope will receive an.
ctiler busy Bertha. in the probocis.
Michigan, withia string of defeats that
launts every resident of the Wolver.
inc state. beating the team that
swamped Harvard, II can't be. !.
West Virginia Wesleyan and Mari.
etta are fighting this afternoon before
q crowd oflanti:suffragists at Marietta.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

{ Avoid chilly rooms in The morning
by using Coles Hot Blast Heaters
They prevent colds and sickness!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

The team from Buckhannon should
take this game easily, being simply
a case of Singleton through the line,
or forward pass, Blake to Morrison
and touchdown. Though Wesleyan
will have to extend herself somewhat
In this game, she will not receive the
same test that she will next Satur.
day with the Folwell bunch of grldiron
gamers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-02
OscURo

DR.. Ranniger was in III Paso last
week on business
Otto Postler, who has been with
the government surveyors. has re-.
turned and Is staying with Mr..
Selige on his homestead
A. Il Hunter, who came here
from the battleship "Deleware"
liked il % well that he took mp e
homestead lie GOT The Boyd
claim
Percy Jones t%elcgraphs from
Galesburg, Ill that he is the faith.
cr of an eight pound boy At the
same time there were earthquakes
n the Imperial Valley
Lam Byfeld has moved into
town 10 put his children in school
this winter by coming early he
makes sure Of u house and avoids
the rush
Dr. West came in from Batavia,
ILL.,. TO visit the Ranniger family
and TO accompany his wife and
children home II any one is in.
tending to have n aick spell any
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-02
PATENTS
OPERATION or a aoAO DRAG

Here ARE some simple lesson,
worth c%onsidoring which have
learned by years of experience with
the road drHr writes John x. Good
man in Progressive Farmer
J. Make your drag reversible a. q.
70 move dirt right or lenl hy altering
thc hitch Have The hind section
about nvo-slNths the length OF the
mont p ana face both front and
renr sections entire length with IRON
or steel.
For best results under VARYING
conditions OF road surface as 10 dry
damp hard or soft. I find II PAYS 10
nave a man along at the end OF a rope
attached to the rear End OF drag 10
properly steer the machine. aud coun.
teract It's tendency To slide DUN
hard bumps which need trimming on
and smoothing. II Is not 80 easy a
matter as talking about II, for epa
man tthe driver TO rightly direct ,i,e
COURSE and work Of the drag by step.
ping from point 10 point. as common
directions goi In fact. Outlines limos.
sible. Then ue drivers weight n
not always needed ON the drag. but
can be there in an instant when re-
quired.