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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20
NEW PICTURE SHOW
Fred Harle anil Jas. ". Downeu "a
Open Swell Place ON Main street
10 be Called "Thc Colonial"

As soon as the processes of re-
modelling the building can be corr
pleted. Mossrs. Jas. y. Downen and
Fred Harle will open new motion
picture theatre, To be named The
Colonial" in the building on Me'n
street. recently occupied by Mr..
Harle's iewelry store and Mr.. Dow
mems real estate office.
The front of the premises Is
boarded up TO height OF about 20
feet. making IT impossible for pas
sersby to know what is going on
within. but the promoters promise a
layhouse that will open the eyes of
our citizens when II is completed.
A modern stage will be provided.
and regular theatre seats installed
in the building. so that vaudeville, or
even road show could be provided
for II desired; but the promoters
have not indicated that any such pro-
grams would be furalshed soon.
They have secured the Paramount
and World picture services. which
will feature such former stage STAR
as Geraldine Farrar. Pauline Frol
rick, Elsie Janus, Dustin Farnham
Billie Burke, and Charlotte walker
and the already famous movie stars
Mary Pickford, Blanche Sweet, AM
others.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20

See E. NJ. Evans for typewriters
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20
LARoE EAR on conN

The largest ear OF corn that has
been brought to the attention of the
News this year was brought in this
week by Joe Chestnut. carrier Of rur
al route No. /. the ear having been
Erownby W. F. Berry. on the winte-
place. east Of Durant. The corn g Of
the yellow dent variety, large. sound,
and we'll made. The ear measured
ten ana a half inches long, eight and
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20
BURsTED BLOOD VESSEL
In HIS THROAT

While al work on some electrical
wiring in the new Colonial Theatre
Tuesday afternoon. oil Alexander
bursted blood vessel In his throat
and nearl ystrangicd to death from
the flow OF blood before he could be
relieved. He was taken home. whcrc
medical aid was sumponcd. and wa
restin eeasy at latest reports. Il Is
believed that he strained the yeln
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20

Wakarusa. Ind.-When Coroner
DR.. Walkinshaw performed an au-
topsy on a young woman following
her mysterious death, he found hat
her left lung was no larger that Il
quarter normal size; that her heat
was about one-half normal size. and
that her liver was many times la ger
than IL should have been. extending
to her fourth rib and up into her
shoulder. The woman was 81 years
old and died of poisoning of the lntes-
tines.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20

a half inches in circumference, q. 4
weighed exactly two pounds. The
ear was picked from fieid IN Ire
upland prsirie. which II is estimated
Will yield at least fifty bushels to
tho acre.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20

Several parties In this city haso
been much worried coSrerning tho
safety of friends In Southern TEXAS,
but late news has relieved their an-
xiety to large extent. i.na
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from playing a horn. and That tha
rupture was caused by his setting
oyerhcated while at work. ifaUo
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-19

/ backHeld, Of Young, sewell. sorrel,
and Barrett. Critics say that this
combination does not quite rank with
that OF last year when Buehriag
formed the rank and buiyark with
Young as running mate But where
the Mountalneers feel more conf.
dent in regard to the result, will be
shown In the work OF her giant back.
field. splendid in offense and tormId.
able in defense. The shifting OF Rodg.
gers to quarterback position will
probably bring into play backtield
combination OF Rodgers, HIte, Curry
and King, which would average above
$50 pounds Of fast, flying players.
Curry earned niche in West vir.
ginia football glory by pounding his
way through for our score last year
against w. & l.. in hurricane man.
ner. The wonderful improvement Of
tlite gives him a running mate at half.
back that does not fall short OF the
standard set for the best in the coan.
try. Rodgers has proven far and away
TO be a wonderful open field and end
runner. His great asset with Curry
Is to gain a necessary yard or two,
EI5uL lHEousH lHe miQuIe OF the line.
King, tall and fast runner, will be
mighty hard to get to behind inter.
ference OF the other three men, and
these four men now shape up as one
of the best backfields in the country.
Barring further accidents or injuries,
Captain Leatherwood, Chenoweth and
Latterner will get their chance at the
pivotal position and Rodgers will prob.
ably work at the fullback position.
where be will alternate with King. Is
great pair of ends have settled once
and for all that problem at West Wiz.
ginia this year Co!ebank and Hutch.
inson have rounded out q speedy Of.
tense, but they immeasureably shine
as defensive stars. Lambert will be
seen at center, flanl:ed probably by
Henrie, Newman, Brannan and Web.
ster. The superiority OF the Vir-
ginian's line cannot be given over this
group. II Is felt by followers OF the
pastime in West Virginia that the
Mountoineers must be crowned the
victors on October Sd.
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W. Y. J. CONFIDENT
OF V||IA|IS | ! ! GAME {. |!
Mountaineers Believe They
Have Opponents Out
Chased.

Last year West Virginia University
played Washington and Lee football
team. The score OF this game was
5 to s in the virglnians' favor. Curry
of West Virginia made the only touch.
down for West Virginia by tearing
through the line in terrific fashion
with last years teams interference.
But this year West Virginia will have
King, 1t will have Rodgers and. as last
year 1t will have Hite and Curry. This
game will quite likely 80 to West vlr.
ginia this year. 1t will take more
than mere football playing to beat the
bunch from Morgantown next Satur.
day when the two teams meet at
Charleston. 1t will take an enormous
amount Of grit to keep King, Hite,
Rodgers and Curry from going
through Washington-Lee's line.
Washington and Lee defeated Yves.
leyan by the score of 20 to 0 on DC.
tober 2. Barrett and Young in. this
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University TO BE m GOOD SHAPE
T0IMEET STRONG NASH=LEE ELEVEN

THOSE football fans who witnessed
Or read Of the game last year between
Washington G Lee and West Virginia
remember that Washington & Lee
were returned the rictors not because
Of their better team on that date, but
because OF the injury to the only
punter on the West Virginia team
Immediately preceding the game,
which caused his absence from the
lineup In that memorable struggle OF
SO. Followers OF both teams real.
lied that the mountainous would
have been victorious with the service0
of only one good punter, but played
the much touted Virginia team TO a
yeritable standstill with such handt.
cap.
How different are the conditions
now IS the coming struggle approach
es. With what formidable array
of talent will the mountaIneers ap.
pear In Charleston for the game this
year. Never before in the history OF
any state school has there gotten to.
gether such collection OF good punt.
ers and passers. Rodgers, King,
Steadman, Latterner, Stevenson, and
Biddle are punters par excellence.
and Coach Metzger should experience
no lack of having material TO drive
the oval through the air for the long
route whenever needed. Especially is
the punting ability of the first trio
well.known now TO the supporters Of
the big state team. and all are first.
string backfield men. The first five
men are excellent throwers OF the
forward pass, as well as receivers Of
the aerial throw. These two facts
alone stand out boldly In the work OF
the Mountaineer team. as they are
preparing for the coming game.
Since Washington & Lee had to bat.
tie nightly against u crippled team
last year to win. West Virginia fol.
lowers feel that she will also again
have to fight TO keep the big state
eleven from Overwhelming her.
West Virginia will come to Charles
ton with line equally as strong as
last year. which will certainly be able
to Withstand the. attack OF W. & l..
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lne High School team now has Gin.
kle on the hospital list with broken
leg. Miller with broken collar bone
and Hamilton with an injured leg.
Hamilton is able to play. but Stevens
who was badly injured about the foot
in the Buckhannon game, is still nurs.
ing 1t. Ginkle and his diplomacy are
sadly lacking on the gridiron these
days. Gink as captain always keeps
a cool head, at the same time working
his men to the best advantage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-19

Charley Shore, the feet footed and
elusive end, is to be tried at the half
back position in the game against
Warrington next Saturday. Charley
did not play the game against Shinn-
ston, as Coach Sharadin was trying
out new men. But the Warrington
team is much stronger than the Shinn-
ston bunch. and the coach will not
take a chance Of playing the game
without Shore.
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stituted temporarily by snodgrass.
Nicely. who started in the Broaddus
game, was temporarily substituted by
Shaw. silratta, the speedy tackler.
was not at Elkins and Hawkins took
his place. 49,"
Goat" Ridsley was injured in the
game at Elkins and Hunt put in his
place. Ridgley will be put out for the
keyser game, playing his head Off
with the other men Of the backfield.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

On account OF the rain there was
no practice yesterday afternoon for
the Fairmont Normal School team, and
none for the High School team. The
Fairmont High School team is suffer.
ing more from injuries than the Nor
NAL team. Ernest Bells tribe seem
very confident that they are going to
trim the Kcyser Prep school next Sat.
urday regardless OF the defeat they
sustained at the hands Of the Davis
and .Elkins team Saturday. kevser
will bring its team TO FairmunL lor
. -" and will stage 1t at South
Side Park. t.a
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lot hsisSsck material. Even without
Ginkle and Miller he stili has Knight
and Atha. TO be substituted BY Lay
man aud Shore u necessary. Jimmy
knight showed his worth nt, the half
post ton in last SATURDAYS game when
q elrecsiyedi eight forward passes with.
out q fuke.
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game were the stars for the wash.
Lee team. Barrett hangs around the
rtshthalt position and Young plays
quarter These two men are going 10
be greatly ontelassed when they
reach Charleston for Rodgers will
play quarter and Hite right.half FOR
the Monntaineers. The other Wash.
tnston aud Lee players are OUT lassed
BY the West Virginia bunch. There Is
only one thing that can beat West
Virginia next Saturday at Charleston
and that is an open game that there
Will BIO no way under the sun block.
Ing the plays. This is the kind OF a
game put up by Washington and Lee
against Wesleyan. and It proved the
undoing OF the Buckhannon aggrega.
ton.
chenoweth may be used at the full.
back position. If King manages 10
rid himself OF the "Charieyhorser that
hung itself to him two-weeks ago he
VIII be tried out at the tull.back pc.
sitton. Either OF these men are very
fine players and there can be no
comparison made save that King is
heavier. Chenoweth's three years
work at the Morgantown school has
made him one of the best quarter.
backs in the country. He Is untiring
and cool headed. "Chenny" is spec.
tacular receiver OF punts, and fas,
zigzag runner. The West Virginia
line can hardly be improved upon. so
It may be figured that II King gets in
the game, chenoweth is likely to dec.
crate the bench.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-19

The lineup sent against the Davis
and Elkins team by Ernest Bell,
which consisted Of Shaw at right
guard was not the same as that sent
in against Broaddus. In the Broad.
dus game Morris started and was sub.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-19

Jess Willard is the most accommo.
dating champion we've had in long
time. He'll fight anybody. And all
he wants out of it is mere 10000
buck guarantee.
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Duffy Lewis and Harry Hooper can
go out home now and shake hands
with William Johnston, tennis champ.
Big year for California, Ell?
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smallwood showed up brilliantly in
the game against Davis and Elkins.
He played in all directions and start.
ed from all angles.
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BY the time the last baseball fan
has gone struggling out OF Boston, the
FIRST OF the grid fans will be arriving
for the Haryard.Yale combat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-19

There's. one thing about these
heavyweight fghters-they never run
out OF ali5is. Tom Cowler called off
a bout, saying he stepped on nail
in training.
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outfelder wilhoit has been secured
from the Pacific coast by the Boston
Rrayeg. Manager stallIngs says he
wtllhit.
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President Thomas Of tho Cubs wants
new players. Wouldn't hurt II he'd
get a new ball park. Ever see It?
Gee whiz.
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Yale, with dozen coaches on the
lob. has issued a call for more. What
Yale really needs is couple OF foot.
ball players for these conches to work
on.
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. There's girlin Omaha who doesn't
think Alexander can pitch at all. She
bet on the Pills and had TO roll pea.
nut around the block with tooth
pick.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-19

Minnesota University may abolish
Baseball. Several major leagues cities
abolished baseball several months
ago.
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Now let's see II Eddie Mahan can
Kick EN- as far.as Duffy can hit en-.
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Another cause for Joy in Boston,
Adj, Wolgast may refuse to box Cha-.
lesWhite there. 80 $3.50
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Johnny Ertle. who claims the ban.
tam championship, whipped Jimmy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-19

Fappas. 1t Isn't necessary to claim a
championship, though, to beat Pap,
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THINGS TO FoRGET:
"Battrees fur today's game"
"Call out gents; it's ice cold"
{ .You can't tell the players names
without q score card"
"slide, you Rummy, slide"
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SPORT NOTES

Each Red Sock got $685. for the
world series. Thnt's enough. More
than some got for the entire season.
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It seems that sharadin has dearth
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NEW HAVEN, Oct. 1s.-"Moo, Moo,
Rah, Rah, siz, Boom, BAH! That's
the sort of college yell you'll hear as
IS Washington and Jefferson college
students ride Into this town for the
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washlngton,Jefferson football game
with Yale October 90.
It'll be heavy on the Moo, Moo" and
Bah, for they'll arrive on a cattle
train loaded with cows, hogs and
sheep going to market.
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