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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
HIGHER CULTURE OFFERED
WORKING NAN IN SEATTLE
UNIONS AND ART. LITERATURE
AND RHETORICAL sociGTiES
COOPERATE IN PLAN,

SEATTLE waah Mar % GO.
operation between trades anianiHfa and
the tariDas nrt iiterary AMI historical
anelstiep ~ Seattle Ca tir end that
WAGE ,eafners 20 tho ai,Y may he
bfourht into morr iniimste relations
wlih thase soUrcon ~ menfll moral and
Artistic development is tho new pi-s
NJ giFic hettefmcnt whiUh b. hoing
worked out witn auco.rs The aeatli
uninnH have takoh the bead in Aintrir "a
n This mut rmcrt whit-n has che On
e-tHrmrnt 90 fhr Amsrirrn Federation
W. Labor rho npiiu wnfk IL nrlnr
conducted Day The newly appointed cfu
raflunel commission ~ the Certr.,l ia
hor Council a unrerulty ~stonaion
euufsH f1r uninn men hegan thls munjii
tad wIli extend Through ta June Iiirrr
sfo rigm lectures ali by members ni
fhe Htste uniycraity faculty "Man In
lilo Making WAS the subject ~ thr
first lecture delivered hs l'rof Trevor
kinraid head of the Department Of
Zoology
Tho commission VIII furnish infor
nation rcNatdns new books. current
iteraturr auA especially che ntoratnr,
90 hhar in addition tn i1is work. tbt
commission hos decided lo further thc
interest in ara lu formation concern
lus new ana nonhlc plintineu and
sculptures aa thcN afe hronrht to Soat
tie viii hc Distributes This idea Is in
line with ihc co. operstior a. Nheat Do.
tween labor Organisations and the arr
NuflA ht mytnA ~ which an eminent
reuirtog was Subsidized and Some re
mark allie statuarN Interpreting modern
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

Neverager mfn ~ me GsH causi
e1nDffy fo the nusaSsr ~ tiiffy ~
more VII neef IN hlnfayiiir This mofn
ms fof = twD dsyH asusiun. being the
Eecond sHnnni convention ~ the Nuif
Coast Ffeaa Association KinEsgllie
pfapie hnvr prepared splendid pro.
Ffnn fof the editors ana this coupled
win the infcrrstinF ad1fssass ~ inter -
eHt ~ the profession fnat viii 49, given.
promise 90 make tho convention .s,sa-
worthy
Joe Hifach. vice president ~ he
fopna Christi National sanh snd john
" Fiaytnn, managing editor - me
Caller. iiefaid Win We ne Representa- 4.
lives ~ Corpus rhuml az ne meet.
inR. ienylnn thla fnafninr The pfut
Ftam ~ The convention follows
Friday. March Twenty sisth.
94D A. A.
iOiui rerHfaa alfh ihr Gulf rfaff
reaehsrs Aanociafinu
Addrssr ~ Neicumf fuafe claude
rniiard Kinenwiis
iioNppuse ~ Behalf ~ Editors b.
~ Harry iiessIile
Hrspnn~r nn rchnr ~ TfarhcfH
Nupt " clay iIsfVry MfAHeu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
SALTS IF BACkACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
STOP EATING MUAr eoR A WHILE
~ YOUR BLADDER rs
TROUBLING YOU.

When Yon wake az with baekache
snd dun misery ln me kianey rvgton IL
tencrslN means Noa ksvs Hs'rn eating
top much meat says well. known ass.
thoFtss Mrat fHrms uric acid which
ovosN orks the kidnsss in their effort
20 filter e ffom the blood and they b.
come s0rt - psrlyRra and iogg,
MhcnA sour Kidneys set sigkgish ana
rior B. must relieve them. lao NCu
rrnesM souf bowels removing all the
hods n ufinons waste. sisr scu haN,'
lete> Nhe. sick headache. dissy spells
AHuf iomach spurN tongue - Grated
and Hhen TIE wcafher 4 t'ssS Nou have
fhesKstic t~fHsvs Tfis urine BE-
clouF feN oi sediment channels often
Evs &oTH water scaids ana yea arr
oohKed te sevk reiief two ~ three
timS duvins IN nlght
fiihvr consult goad reliable pavri b
eiAn a onSe ar set fr'ni yoor phar.
uiaeiai shout four ouners ~ lad salts
take Tablespoonful Ia a Glass "a va.
ter hefofe breakfast for frw aa,s and
Nvlr kidneys viii then act finr. ms
iamoas salts q made tram the scld NJ
srsre~ and lennon iuise, esnahined with
NthiA, and han been used FOR seneta !
iions 70 clesn ana stimulate slaksish
Nidne>N alsa 10 rcutsalirs Acgaa ln the
prime - it NJ lnnrvf lrrstAits. thus
ena'ne bladder weakness
Sat salts u = LIE saver fog rexular
meat eaters. u IL inexpensive. sannos
'NiSrv and makes a dcllshtfal effer.
Nvseent uthias~ater drink Advertise
menI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

has been r. benefit 10 tho country lr
large sums ~ money ave aeri ha..
each year. especially from America to
families who femun hrhiad. anI O..
This steady American stream % gold
may he traced The appreciation of the
Greek paper currency Mann of Eu-
ropes backward nations 1850 Grecre
gathered much 90 their earlt stmam.
from the money which poured .ut ..
the rich United States hack homs
NY chief criticism ~ the mndcrr
Greek lie Mr. Moses says would Do,
that 'hr 3ouns men ~ good mmn
and az fortune have NOT turned them
selves Co the economic development az
Their country MANUFACTURING ana
agriculture have been almost uhout
neglected and az that one wears ana
much ~ What one eats IS brought from
abroad The owners ~ es,i,us have
eensiaered then raisiiy useful IA q
fooih0lt Tor "a seat On parliament that
ono. chamhercd ard often tnrhYien,
body where have ccntered tho chief a.
tcrts ln Greek development"
lnltios have been curse 70 naaerr
Vreecr 1s well az they were a f,t-s..
- ancient Greece Str Moses concludes
To speak che truth hs save ep.'ite,
N Greece has meant "a sordid thin.
iArrr are NO. questions III nfinritle
which divide parties there bot parties
hare arisen from Time 90 time in se
rordarce Nith ambitions or pauura.
necessities ~ Individual l-4ie4s ana
tNe strugHir has been wholly hotv,.,'
me ins aad ihr outs"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
VISIONS OF THE old
EASTERN EMPIRE MAY
LEAD GREECE TO WAR
THINK THEMSELVES DIRECT oE.
sCENDANTs % BYZANTINE
GREEKS.
PLOUGH With STICKS STILL

NAaitlNornN March ls with
indcrlrlon marking tho attitude ~
"rrece toward Tho Anglo Russo French
ana Turkish struEgie er the 0utarmosi
fflnsr ~ the naiHans. snd whur h,r
political leaders are wufkiug faf ana
'ssinst ,ne continuance ~ ueuifaiiis
. s'nrfa' sAeich 70 thir modern kins
DOM ptrrefra n' ihe Ns'iouai Geogra-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
GROWERS NEAR SAN DtNITO
ESCAPED DAMAGE OF FROST
eiccEeT rbevEer ~ YEARS IS
EXPECTED geon rrgs sac.
TON OF TRUCK GROWING

Caller Herald Special
SAN hf.NlfD Mar % The San
lieniio srciiou ssraped dam4Fs from
ffoaf which biz numerous t4lfslns ani
ffuif sections as sariy part ~ the wees
nn1 Tomatoes. beans. aNset ard fisid
corn Ard potatoes are nov doina spisa-
fldis Tomatoes are ln bisou ard nea
poiafosH are nearly ready 80 W. pvt or
fHs market Arrangements are beins
made 81 handle tAs large tomafo sefe
So IN carload iois in NRy ard ID IL
exported iufai shipments viii b. dls
rfsfi - before ne E4sf Tfraa crop
IA ready harue shipmsnfa - celery
are now AeinE made. ani stra etsfrife
are aiaa producing hraFiIs ~ ftis iims
Cabbage pfi0ss nrs lumplnr ttla veef
buyers Offering from $500 tu ffs01 r
90 b track gan i.fitn There viii b.
considerable lsifuaS MARKETED get and
good prices are sslii being maintained
nn that pradlrt Dc - Estimated fAr
lTffuef shipments ff0m Fan nfnlto will
bfins nsHfiF p quarter ~ "a million dsl
lrfs i0 i1rHi growers hF fha end ~ the
season. Whirh b. some weeks ~ yet
The eetIUilahmsnt - pr.- cooling
plants iris season has solved fae truck
.fs problem ~ soc lower iilo 0fands
valley and plane ore no~ under Wa}
nv fH" construction ~ ore nrd PERHAPS
'an more hsfs fer next seasons crops
With favorable weather conditions fnr
the nest thirty ~ sixty days ur IL
The usual March and Aprl weather pre-
wallis fhis year local truckers VIII have
reaped the biggest harvest in thr hts
tors 20 this section 90 Indications point
iu hiF season un beans and tomatoes
phlNh with tho immense lettuce crop
returns WlH mean "a biE YEAR locally
AifCady several sucfesafh lsitg,e
RfewsIa haze Invested ln automobiles
sure Hign - prosperity and inctl
automobile dealers expect 90 a. barge
business this year
Tho Copeland Oarafr Vsllsy AGENTS
fnr the f0fd and ihe Holiinrswurth
AUTO co. podrr Car Agents reporting
"a mg demand fof cars from Successful
farmers ~ the valley
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
Law CORNERSTONE or MEMORIAL

conversions ~ srfingnp,is new sssA.
eco Memorial Hail budding ~as laid
to-day y kvnt Hamilton 81 Toia,io.
ncparimept cemmaraer q the a. A. n
4 ohlN and his ssafE we're guests Of
honor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
GULF COAST EDITORS TO MEET TODAY
At KNCSv|lLE FOR ANNUAL MEETING

TWO DAYS SESSIONS TO opgn
rris MORNING At 80 O'CLOCK.
WILL n. MAyEB. DEAN OF THE
STATE SCHOOL OF JOURNAL.
IAN ONE or epUASEHg FOR
TIA OPENING PROGRAM.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
City News : -:
/: 4: in Brief

Tho Glover Johns Aute Company
Frsirrdaf frpofisd the sale ana De-
lisrfY az tort touring cnr t8 BE- D.
Hauntrra ~ mabpp
" y MoGsugh. . member Of the
NuHAuteerH in seeking Go haVr the gulf
Coast ilno place Boa effect low faro
tn ifuwnuyilie neat Saturday afternoon
sg thni gppua Chuail people. espe
riailY the Mustetrerr. may have nn
opportunity ~ witnessing Tho promlaod
haiiie between thr whistles aud Car
purlelas
The Friday Bridge Club viii meet
'his afternoon at Urluth win Mias
i'nn Matrrf ~ hrr home un ruiman
ayenuo.
The sohsoi o. Dancing that viii be
established hy Misa ioitlr Cafrnl At
me former Moose hhn un water street
VII he formally opened on nrst Mnn.
aHf evening Win imtfet supper
dance ipfbuNvh and Wheeler diane
olh who are npw nllun on euNage
ment Gag ths NueccH win fiyo acseul
iatre Helrclionz dasins zoe evening
~ W baffff sNNAof ava NhhlfaNnf ~
the Noepiiic iiro PASSED ihrUHaA tht
riiA RHi INSIST on route go ihv Hfssf
Association convention whieh oprns Boz
kinNstnie this morning $40 wlu rr
Hpnnt 90 The address af prhuma ffon
thv kinFHgino HOSTS ~ th, South res
nn newspaper mon
John Wood, special Representative 20,
the iipuatnn t7et WAS ln the ,Ht ea
trfhaY eu route tn Nan trnito ana ofhe
Niilr, points
Corpus Christi will be ASKED 20 have
Is representative fluat in inr p4rranI
in hr STAGED in Austin April 76 te gI
tn celebration ui the complction OF th,
Dam arrosa the Colorado river Wi
NinlrH mii ,isli this ciis shortly with
thv Ylvv ~ raininr thr interest 0|
corpus Christians in Inc ceiehratlnn
hayinu YESTERDAY tot Austin un toui
&C South fgNaH eitieH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
TEACHERS LEAVE THIS MORNING FOR
kNCSV|LlE TO ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING
THIRTY or MORE SCHOOL pUo.
PLt 90 CITY TO ATTEND CON
vfbTiON or rtsAS OUR COAST
rtAcHtRS AebOciATiON-ciTY
AND COUNTY BCHoCl8 sUB
Pend BGssioN8 ron TODAY


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tul"nn lh' l''Ai H""'l' VINO VIII attend
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hn'' "n nrfe. ''h'lf ~ h'ifnnihk ih'
convention N'l'h 'i'f Rn' county r'h""ia
hHF' HNHr'nh'n H'HH''iih iNi 'N''af
ne "t'Nthh tiee'n'" '' hiNfFfill'
ms mni hiNf Wis Pc fn'ni nnt WIN
We "nf iifHH AhaHt lhil"H nna p
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I iilNh H'h"i Hceii"n Huri " W
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lh' lNi"'ii'n pa We '"Nin' 90 STACY
eH inc 'hiet Aim ~ ihf ilikh sfhnoI
Yours" HNpi IT, li'fA. AftnaA'
lHNf' i'hNH
Tho Improvement uf ihr iiirh .4chuu
! Teachers ln Service suit 4. a. 80
stevens ppua rekaf
a itHt Nonr iilHh school General
scienre ruufs HNri e. O. Thumaa
Son lonita Tesah
I current Events 40 collateral wufi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

Address li0u W y DoNshfy. Stale
superintendent ~ inafrlcflDn
Address fion. wan ~ Nat@s. Dean
~ The School - Journalism
Nocf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

"a ANspc,atrk lsrcss
ft'kr WORTH Narch ss Hees
Receipts ieee. steady. bulk sS4ut "a
cattle ileeeipss 1905 steady; becVcs
Z NeHf 90.
sheer Receirss sieo steady, lambs
5 oeafas So
ssaIAa.H.t
Va AeeneIatrsl te.ras
KANSAS CRY. starch Is Hogs
Receipts ioeo lower hulh sseH4ss
cattle Receipts 1890 ntrnne; south.
-s- steers e.hasfTSa
sheep isecelpss 500, hlsher; lamb.
sos9s $50.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
ATHLETES APPEAR IN MOVIES

'snsv .Harrif Sweet.
CHICAGO. M March IS Nrwsn,
n'r men sni film critics we're f,v,r,.,
Niih private showing n the fir,,
pictures % the selie Athletic serie.
'hls afternoon az the private prc,,e,,r I.
r,om ~ TIE Sells pol.scop. rsmo.r,
ihc motion pictures shown cor,pr,s.., 4.
sumter - athletic events. bir,rl. -
ny billiard PLAYING. wrss,ln- ~, y.
tests etc N"N-
the Press representative. -.
'..' 'sso AZ the wondertul repraauc,io,
~ W matches and t Is predicted ~
~ vs., 'hrsc films viii Prove r,.s,
'A.sesstel 10 the motion picture 0,ia
,--------..-.. - = ~ b -elrased thrngrh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
RACf-SU|CIDE IS A GROWING
MENACE TO AMERICAN PEOPLE
Father isadere last Night Preached 20
large Crowd az So pstrick's

'llace Suicide waa tha suhicrt 30
tn admirable and interesting sorinon
delivered lnHt uisht az st patnch' p
Cathedral hs Ners Nes Father lssdnrr
WIN said m par.
The merr advanced ihc Htser 20 eIi
Nlf4iiAn The more meuatinE sfows tht
plaENu % Iace euiClar Tho great rsfr
~ history 1ftfr reaghlne che aenHh
VI iAeir pewer aud pfidp entered aunr
course ~ rapid decline And ihs
hlHhrr the tNpr ~ theig refinement
the masr pronounced their duaav
The cuhurea 1reeks. and tht proud
i,uuans Killed themselves OFT in that
WAY, The vngscrof Augustus tried 81
prevent H. iir even Differed premiums
60 ihr mobiles IN order to Induce them
90 hear and rear children iN, the,
chose rather a. consult sheir own self
irh case and pleasure they erstfioa
every drsirc ~ a sirlaus nature tho,
shifked IT, nurieas and they perish
"a tfsan tbs face ~ thv earth
And then tho unf,tlrsi survived ~
I the vast anFdsE 10 hardy httaafians
z rushed down frcm the notth htokt
9he superb rnplrc % rieces trt sooi
I llosaesaion "a eVersthins The sam,
revolution IL taklng place under our
ewes.
Nne branch after another ~ The su-
I pofc elements " ihr Raves are aulcNi,
heevmlnH extinct They are 'Ning b,
th.if OWE banda. self sseriusci and Sc.
vHtiiEcd. Aud tho chlld- rearng RACES
WIN a. lately landed 0',shic a. s3,Sti
Enelsh arr RAPIDLY nlilag thv cenntr,
With ruxsrd and sturdy gcavration,
who VIII eventually take over a.,
country, and viie as desiinss"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
PoLicEMAN's WIDOW WANTS
DAMAGES.

BURLINGTON y D. Mar Us
Trial viii hrgin today ~ the suit N Mrs
Rogan against the ciN ~ Hurting
tom. ,n recover dsmagrs rof the death
of hcr husband Who was shot and kiiicd
while on duis az policeman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

2iC0 8. ~
MAKING a Good Weekly Paper - ..
fanhef Alice
GfitibE Money from eDLacriDsrn-
i.aiiof Martin. hiut0u
Informal DiHcuaai1n ~ keepinR Sub
stfitefa Paid tp
E1lfoflni Heads and Cabbage Heads
=. Stephenson. HAn Bsnifo
What ne gDif Press Fhouid Do
iHu " Hfayfnn Corpus Christi
Dnlnf . nsfief glass IT job -rtnt
iHs iuaFs iiuYf. Mercedes
banquet from 60 D. ~.
gssrdsy March Twenty srvsn,h.
100 a. NJ.
The Troubles ~ an Editor raym1ni
Wnffce i.ffaid
piysrsifgins ios nlrsoh corpus
Christi
reaoias D aerud. Gsbbs iaFerm
i.eadef
Discussion fsf the Good ~ lhe Mem
hora
iiereFt ~ Crsiifniftssa
Election az Officers
q hooang Seat Place ~ Meeting
HUnn
Automobile Uilfa snl Entertainment
Saturday Afternoon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

teh Special Feature Departments u the
General flm Company every Monday.
hcsur.ne 900 Monday April bth
JtDA Mormon. ho has charge u this
department fnr ihe Sells rolyscope
Company HNfoa tAat he has signed
contracts 0ifh practically every ath-
.o'' nf r"t p. appear in this series 10
nr i'f.i H-lIrst thr best opponents
ohtInaIIr
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-03

Saturday when Harvard meets Prince.
ton.
Mahan will have to boot against
Dave Tibbott of Princeton, rated one
of the very best in the country.
AS is always the ase In these big
games, there will be a lot of kicking
and a whole lot will depend on the
advantage Mahan or Tibbott can gain
for their teams in the kicking duel.
The game will be the first of the
biggest three of the season. The 9th.
ers will be the Princeton:Yale and
Harvard.Yal games.
AS Yale is away OFF form this year,
the Harvard.P PRINCETON game Is expect.
ed to be the hardest fought of the
year.
Mahan has starred for the crimson
in every game except one this sea.
SON.. In the game which Harvard lost
to Cornell, the crimson captain made
several costly fumbles.
His booting and ground:gaining
work. though, have been sensational.
In one contest he booted three field
goals, giving his team the only points
scored.
1.-THE Tigers heat Harvard the east
ern championship will be- conceded to
them as they should not have any
great trouble with the Yale team,
which is the weakest in years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-03

West Virginia University has at last
started its secret practice drill work.
Sol Metzger is now working his men
harder than before the Washington
and Jefferson game. As SWesleyan's
main stay is fast in open play it is
thought that Metzger will drill his
men to meet such an attack. The only
possible way that Metzger can meet
forward pass and open formation at.
tacks is to instruct his men to watch
the players most proficient in making
the passes. The West Virginia team
Is beginning to grind itself back into
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-03

a..IHu
Trinity seems to be having a great
deal Of trouble with its opponents who
all claim that George Brickley, a
brother OF the famous punter, is a pro.
tessional. New York University has
Just cancelled its game on George
Brickley's account. Trinity seems to
be on the wrong end in this deal, for
Brickley tried out with the Philadel.
phia Athletics and was with them for.
some time. Trinity claims that George
.Brickley is a student in good standing.
consequently eligible to play accord
ing to the eligibility rules OF the col.
.lege. For the same reason that New
York University cancelled, Williams
College has severed athletic relations
with the Hartford team.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-03

Posters are displayed about the city
announcing the game.tosbe played be.
tween the Fairmont and the Morgan.
town High Schools next Saturday at
South Side Park. This game will.
likely gosto %Sharadin's huskies, as the
team has struck its stridesa is now
sailing rapidly toward fast finish.
Morgantown has a team that. Is, in
some respects, similar to the Fairmont
bunch. 1t will lose games to a much
Inferior team and then swamp a mucn
more accredited eleven. With Brownie
Hamilton's arm working right and
Jimmy Burns and Charley Shores
feet working right, Morgantown will
have q hard time. While speaking
Of feet Rusty Arnett is also some
child with the fast travelling shanks
when he receives forward pass. The
High School deserves a whole lot
more patronage than It has been re.
ceivtng, as the games staged at
South Side Park by the High and
Normal teams have been of the best
class.
The coaching at Cornell in the past
few days has consisted of %instructing
the players to meetsthe attack of the
Wolverines at Ann Arbor next Sat.
urday. Fielding Yost will be prepar.
ed to meet the Ithacans even though
his men did lose the last two games
to teams greatly inferior to Cornell.
Either Yost does not have ample ma.
terial at Michigan this year or the
style Of play he is using is easily
diagnosed by opposing teams. What
ever else may be the trouble 1t Is not
Yost.
Still the Pitt team is working for
the game next Saturday and It is
working hard. All the early offers
of 2 toll against the Little Washing.
ton team have been covered or hush.
ed up 1t is not in the least unlikely
that the day before the game the
money WILDE even. When the Wash.
ington and Jefferson team parades the
streets of Pittsburgh with all kind,
of long green ready to bet on their
football team, the followers of Pitts.
!burgh, the touted champions of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-03
III BASKETBALL BOXING: OTHER SPORTS

OF all the playing systems that Yale.
has tried in the past four years.
Yale has changed It's tactics at least a
halt dozen times and 1t Is chiefly on
this account that the playing OF Eli
has been erratic. There Is absolute.
~ no doubt that shevlin will add
greatly to the Yale coaching stan and.
his work will have a chance to show
itself in the games to be played on
the remaining Saturdays of this sea.
son.
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The report that Hinkey is to remain
at Yale for the remainder of the sea.
son does not come as a surprise. Hin
key Is a very capable man and his
work is to be commended In the face
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Speedy Rush Of the Tigers has al
ready given the impression that Har-
ward is going to make things hot for
the Princeton team next Saturday, but
Rush. besides being speedy. is also
pretty well stocked with gray matter.
The impression that Rush has tried
to leave on his players is very likely
for the purpose Of making them play
harder. As for prospects, Princeton's
is no Chinaman'st chance.
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its early season shape With the ex,
ception OF Harry Curry aud Henry
who are both unable TO play on nc
count Of pains and gwrenches.

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A return Encounter with the Man.
nington High School will be- played al
South Side Park by the Fairmort
High School Friday following the
Morgantown game. Warrington took
the first game in easy fashion from
the Fairmont boys, but cannot posi-
bly, win by such a large score & it can
win at all against Fairmont,s present
lineup.
Just what Brown can do TO Yale is
pretty hard to tell. Brownllost to Wi:
liams SO to o, but; later held Syracuse
to a 6 to Q score. which In itself would
make them fayorites over the Yale
bunch with LeGore and confidence
gone. But It is quite possible that a
team of Browns calibre gets heart
.futters when 1t gets on a field lined
up against Yale and for this reason
the sons OF Old Elismay win the game
easily, credit for which. o ,coursel viii
be given to Sheylin In some quarters.
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year, will think twice before they
throw the filthy lucre into the hands
of the stake holder. Warner knows
that he has a greater task on his
hands this Saturday than any other
game during the year. Folwell knows
that Warmers men cannot break up
forward passes as well as they should,
and SO the thing rests. Both teams
feel certain OF winning. There will
be a different tale to tell next Satur.
day when the teams go on the field
and the craftiness of McCreight and
Stobbs is displayed.
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