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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29
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Suppose the railroads running through this town would nd more moqey. It would be a good thing fer the towu. the service, and peopla in other towns along the route
 At present thcy ha#en't eot tho money to spend. Railroad man say the ,oads ot the coeeity coeid spend a pillicn dollars a year for the neX' five years, thrce-fourths of Wnic1 would so tt tabor.
 This Weuld nean $S,00o,0o0 day The workshop, the factory, tho busi' ness man and the bank would re spend wonderfully.
 It would be the nucleus ot pros perity ot wonderful Dr2ath.
 But the roads haven't get the money. Why
 Isn't it pecause too great q par oi Ihe earainSs Is roqulrGd to mee immense sal,nics Of high otliclals ant interest on bonds and stocks, thi Ecvenues Of which went elsewher, than into the plant3
 rhe old-tlmels at railroading-tht men who knew all about laill oadins ana little aboat high iinance-appeal to have made their lines pay profits yet there was not ass much freight t
 De hauled nor as many people to b transported as ihore are today. With moro business, the railroad: are making less money. Certainly queer state nf afians. Puzzllns. unti
 one recalls the profits ct Easteri | financisrs rom underN ,iting loans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29
1, ,,SAIsIs ElAR!MllNGl }

Tbqs profitabIels farmingr and 3crop diversification moyensifts IS t9 he continued, and with it is to be in- augurated practical movement for betar marketing facilities. The railroads, the agricultural extension department of the University of Ar kansas. and the Memphis bureau of farm development are the factors back of the movsm nt for 1916 The Memphis bureau is directing the work in S3 counties within a radius s@Cf 15O miles of that city.
 Dean '. E, Millerl of the university will cutter npon q winter campaign November 1, including the counties ot Franklin, Logan, Yell Saline. Hot Springs, Clark, Nevada, Hempstead, Little River. SsYier. Lafayette. Col'm. bia, Lonoke, Jefferson, Lincoln, Dssha Chicot. Ashlsy, Bradley. and Ouachita ccunties.
 The slogans that have been adopt Cu TUT LulS Cduipd's,u 4aI7es
 keep Out ot Debt.
 "More Cotton from Fewer Acres.
 Cash Every week and Cotton Money in the Rank.
 Dean Miller an. his cc-workers are to be tn Pine Bluff on Tuesday, November ?, and all forces here are co-operating in the effort to assemble a grsat gathering of tarmers and business men who may benefit from the experiences to be related, anu suggestions offered
 All in position to know the facts declare that the Arkansas farmer is in better situation this fall than he has bsen ill many years the re suit of the educational campaigns carried on heretofore.
 The reports of the farm demon stration agents, working ill Jefferson prove the advantage in this imme diat1 { section Of crep diyersiticaton an' scientific methods of cultivation There Is nothing. theoretical about these reports. They refer to achieve mcnts of practical men right here il Jefferscn county.
 The one-crop fallaoy has been eN- posea the value to tAe ipdiSidua and the community of ihe hstte' farnliug plan has been proved. A con, tinuation a'ong the lines of chI asate farmiogs' polieN, will mean, aS President ,, E. Boyce of the 1ef'er. son County Farmers club and oi iht Cotton Belt Savings X Trust conl- pany says, an increase of several mil hons ill the value ot Jetfelsens asil' cultural precincts each wear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

lntle Rock, oct. 2s.-lhe Arkansas Telephone company of eigs9tt has been incorporated with capital stock of s50,oOo, of which sl25 Is sub scribad The curplrafors are E. L.. .MeHansy president. ]. M. Meyer, vice president, Tennie c. Hsnry A2ce presi- 6snt. X. ". Gills and Q. R. Winton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce Clint c. Green as a candidate for Constable of Vaugine Township for an endorsement term" subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary on November 8. 1915.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29
Circuit Clerk.

The Graphic is authorized t. an nounce Mir. F. NJ. (Sandy) Reeves as . cand date for reelection (endorse- ment term) for Circuit Clerk of Jef- ferson County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, Noyem- Der 5, 1915. s5z5es.. ...n :;
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The Graphic is authorized to an- .nounce MT. R. H. Williams as a can didate for re-eleo,lon Reinforcement term) for Sheriff and Collector of Jefferson County. subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic Primary, Mo- vember 8. 1915 u
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Comfy CInr!.,

The Graphic is. authorized to an nounce Mr. Curran M. Nicbol as a candidate for reelection for County Clerk of Jefferson County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, November s, 1915.
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-CSso

Those moving picim shows in Chicago ana Asw York which hs9an by pias lng up lhe tact that they charged S2 TOT scme seats, nov play up the tact that they have some seats for 2o and Sa eeuts. aad the Sl9o and S2 seats are advertised last. Ihmil Xou own tniu0.
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For Coroner.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce pr. T. w. Woodul as a can- didate for the office of coroner of Jef- terson county subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, Monday, Mo- vember 8, 1915.
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-l&O-

The doctor who discovered "au- thrax," new disease, should be more eonsiGerate, Mnnkind shasnt had time to absorb the otilee new diseases inflicted on it. We are doing mWt(y wet. however. Read tife other day of d ten-year-old siri beins operaiea npou fo appendicitis,
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State Senate.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce MT. w. B. Sorrells as a candi- date for State Senator from Jeffer- son County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, November 8, 1915.
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Constable,

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce MT. Frank Stewart as a can didate for constable of Vaugine Town ship, subject to the action es the Dem ocractic Primary, November 8, 1915.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29
For County ,judga.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounco c. M. Philpot as a candidate for reelection to the cffice Of county and probate judge of Jefferson coun- ty, subject the action 0 the Demo cratic Primary, Monday, November 8, 1915. /
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IL is a very unooseWlns man who hasn't noticed that of lato every aloyie actor is s Broadway thesp'an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

Raising $50 ,00o, ,00o tor the Rock Island sfailfoad is anatasr slnq 9s < Sssg Sg Josp, we Io ,fSs SeaS, ma1ct e,Nss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

You can make your choice in tho quiet of your home or office, by ha7- ing Gray hic classified" ads bring ap- plicants and applications to you. tr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29
Assessor,

The Graphic is authorized tc an- nounce MT. Fred T. Fucker as a can didate for reelection as assessor of Jefferson county, subject to the ac- tion Of the Democratic Primary, No- venlber s, 1915.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

The ersbhSies Ss A 7 alehordzssd to san nounce., Mg, +. F. Cheek. as a seandi date for Scoants sandSs Pfohate { aaaallsgee of Jefferson; County, sghjeGt*: to the action of the Democratics% Primary, November 8, 1915.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

: The Graphic is auth horzed tossan- nounces MT. Calvif& II. Burks as a can didate for Count Treasurer of Jeffer- son county, subject to the. :aetignf Z of the Democratic Primary, sNoyem bsar B, 1915, f,f' " q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

The Graphic is authorized to an- ncunce Dr. H. E. Williams as a can didate for reelection as coroner for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

' The Graphic is autlSolsiGeds ito ans
 nounce A. M. HookeF sasx a pandldats
 fer treasurer of Jefferson county, ]! subject ito the action suss. the Denpo77
 cratic Primary, Monday: NO tember 3. |i1e15. f49aSa ass;s1i FSfa'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

The Graphic is authorized to an nounce MT. T. F. sQrrells as candl- date for county surveyor, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, November 8, 1915.
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County Treasurer,

The Graphic is authorized to an- nol,nce MT. John Ii. Shelby as 8 can didats for County Treasurer of sJef-. fers<., County, subject to the action of tEs Democratic Primary, Novem- Der 8, 1915. ...s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

1 SThe Graphic is authorized to an,
 Inpunce J, R. 3PafsQ ast ,as a. can didate5 fer treasurer pf sae ffarsen gcounty,
 subject to the aettan3 of the Demo-
 cratic primary, Monday, {, November s.
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SUryeyOr.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce Mr. J. B. White a. a candi- date for reelection. as county sur veyor, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary November g. 1915.
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Representatiye.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce MT. C. A. Newton as a candi- date for Representative of Jefferson County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, November 8, 1915.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ts.
CnuntY Superintendent.

The Graphic is authorized to an, nounce Prof. F. Garland May as candidate for County Superlntendeh' of Schools of Jefferson county, sup feet to the action of the Democratic prim~ry. November 8, 1915.
 The Graphic is authorized to an nounce Mr. A. W. Lowe as candl- date for reelection for County SIDer- intepdent of Schools, subject to tho action of the Democratic Primary November s, 1915.
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The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce I. T. Magee as q candidate for representative of Jefferson county in tho general assembly, subject to the action of the Den oeratic Erlmary, Nc Vember 8, 1915.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce MT. Sam ". Trimble as can- didate for Representative, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary November 8, 1915.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-29

The. Graphic is .authnrrlzea to, .'ap s.ap- nounce Mir. Frank Fraley as a. can didate. for County Treasurer, of Jef- iarson County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. Novem- Der 8, 1915. sS,ssz ~ st, s.4.e. : !. @f
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The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce Mr. D B. Niven as q candidate for Representative from Jefferson County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, November 8, 1915.
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Jefferson oi scoiunty, $ saS5sct to the ac- ii tioasef tha nemoeraatlc sl Primary, F a1j ly Me-
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Sheriff and Collector.

s Fl Es k
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New telsnno,,e ( olnprny. l.

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PLAYS
brilliant GAME
Ills Open Field Running and
Kicking Feature Game
against Michigan.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. g. Bar
rett's great open field running and
ability to crash through Afichigan,s
line atAopporthnes m oments was an i'm
portant factor in the 81 to a victory
which the football eleven OF Cornell
scored over Michi gan here today.
The first touchd down required only
three plays ito complete after Bar
srett tossed Ia forward pass to Eckley
early in the first quarter Barrett
Carried the ball over on plunge
through Watson and then. he Kicked
goal. The second touc hd own re-
suited from q traight line attack. !:
In the second period Barrett cleo
tritied the crowd BY a. snaky run OF
thirty yards after catching a punt.
An attack directed against and just
outside the tackles enabled Cornell
to sweep thirty yards to Niichigan.s
goal. where Barrett made the score.
He kicked goal. Collins was respon-
sible for both .touchdowns In the
last period. Barrett missed the last
goal gSst',- - n
Summary:
Michigan-7. Corn.,I,.sa
q . =
i'eftoh Shelton
Left end.
watson Jameson
Ase'tiAu ...i.... Miller
Left guard.
%feMah .......... .....l4...i Cool
. go Center. ssl RI
Soehran Capt. ,, Anderson
Right guard.
Norton ~. !. Gillies
Z. Right tackle.
Right end. I
Quarterback. fsspt;i
IAiaulbetsch \. 4. Collins
Left haifback. \
!. l. Right ishalfback.
ag 81 ~ {Fullback., 81
Score by periods: VI si Y
Cornell Mo II
Michigan 0--0-T-+O--7. gs
Referee Hackett, West Point. Umpire
Holderness: Lehigh. Head linesman- Oke-
son. Lehigh. Field Judge Eckersall. Chi
cagO. Time of quarters 10 minutes each
Cornell scoring: ouchd0wns--- Barrett .
Collins .. shiverick. Goals from toucll-
downs Barrett 4. Michigan scoring
Touchdown eiman. Goal from touchdown
Cochran. Substitutions: Cornell Sc.
ander for Eckley, Jewett for Gillies. Welies
for Jameson, Vanhorn for Shelton. Micql-
igan--p Dunno for Benton. Bastian for Cat
lett. ~ ~ so 34ts So ass,s
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OBTAIN MOTOR
TRUCK AGENCY
.Cunninqhams to Sell. Commerce
Delivery Autos throughout
West Virginia.

"a. NJ. T. Cunning CHAM and NJ. Gray
son Cunningham have. just returned
from Detroit, Mich, where they land
ed the state agency for the Commerce
motor trucks. which are manufactur-
ed in that city.
They expect to sell a large number
here as well as elsewhere in West
Virginia because they are ideal for
this section Of the country and Just
meet the wants Of the average mer-
chant. The trucks have a capacity
OF 1,500 pounds, are staunchly built
from the ground up and are peculiar
ly motor trucks and not truck bodies
set upon passenger car chassis. The
Commerce company puts out nothing
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SCORES
TO over
YAH!
Second lime 4 a Brown Team
Has Won from Yale In
twenty-five Years.

4; NEW HAVEN, NOV. y So neat
held goal from the twenty-five yard
line by Captain Andrews In the third,
quarter. gave Brown its second VIC
tory over Yale In twenty-five years
today. the score being 3 to b. II WAS
the third successive defeat ana the
fourth this season for Yale! b.
Lineup. = isl !.
Bfown-3s ssS n w.. n
Ormsby ......... \. !. !. 4. !. !. Z. !. chnreh
(. Left end. I. Z \ - !. II n
]. Left tackle i ! Z
eta tHn ...s. Kent
n . Z. IL Lett guard. II Il Y. Is 4.
spfas''s ii & c.ai.i. n hfts
Wade /. u. \. !. j.. Sheldon
&, Sliishtsg guard.
: Iii Right ta ii; Il. s'ases
Right end. i n ~ Z 7.
/! /, Z, sQaarterback &
ftlhaifBack. - Iss y. q
ANDREWS s.,.s i. !, .. ID. :. s... Scovll
/. Right naffbatk: =, 2 #
- iT,iiibati "a
Score by periods: Ms Il
Brown 3d. o. & \ x ~ st ~
Yale o. y & 49, sss
Ieferee Hergih. Princeton: y Ismpire
Judge llollenbash I,nissrsity IL Psnnsyi.
yhnia. Head linesman Thorpe, Columbia.
Time OF periods 10 minutes each q Brown
scoring. Field goal Andrewa.s Substitp-.
tons; gFowEiLA attner fpr Wade Murphy
Andrews; Andrew for Desine. Purdy for;
Murphy, pevlnet for Saxtoii.ss Yale Taylor
for Way, Way for scovils Savage for Van
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DAVIS!EI.KINS
College Team Wins Fast Game
from the West Virginia
Reserves.

nNa = = -
8MoRGANToW,S, Nov. 6.The Da-
yis-Elkins College football team de-
feated the West Virginia University
Reserves in. a. hard fought game here
today by a score Of 81 to 2. s
The reserves team was greatly
strengthened by Newman. Allen. Ice
Duling and other members Of the
Varsity second string men, but were
not strong enough to com bat with the
Davis and Elkins team. Stricken
played a good: game for Davis and
Elkins, scoring two touchdowns. The
lineup and summary: z ~
Davis-EIklns-2f. Reseryes--7.
Core ............... Needymeyer
II eft end - n
May ~. puling- Newman
sa'noski Let guar. i iee
Datinsier ~ I. . -.s:. shusran
. Right guard. B & s si' !.
!. Right tackle, So. n NJ
~ Right end. 81 50 g !.
Hatton !. y !. .. = 4. ~. =. Rahl
Z Quart tbacls a. ~
Lpndm X. 4 -. t.s..t Alien
s. s. < Left hall y. 81, e.; =. :
AltehnelB j ~ - AxHenstk-tAATns
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CHALLENGE CLEARWATER /! ! n lll1

william Delbridge. manager OF
the Arcade Billiard Parlor, has ar
ranged a $50 point match game OF
pocket billiards with w. H. Clear
water, former world champion. for
Thursday night at the, Arcade pool
room. Free exhibition of trick and
fancy shots by Mr.. Clearwater after
the game. ais
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CARNEGIE TECH
Wins from Case College by a Score
Of 20 to 6.

lCLEVELAND, O., Nov.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. $50
thoroughly outplayed that they
never had fighting change for VIC
tory, Case lost one-sided contest
to Carnegie Tech by a score OF 81
to 6 at Case field today. The heavy
Visitors have not lost game this
season and have rolled up more than
200 points in six games. Marshall
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GLASS IN BREAD FATiAh!I

YORK, Pa Nov AZ piece Of
glass baked In bread caused the death
OF Mrs. Mary Smith Of Red Lion. The
glass lodged in the woman, q throat
and for several weeks She suffered
terrible agony; then blood poisoning
set in and killed her. She was fiftys
years of age. I
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Buck neII Makes First Score but
Sailors Come Back Strong
( and Win Game.
'tsy AssoelAIle rr.a,.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov AL
4 tliough Nays eleven showed little
Improvement In attack or defense.
they managed to defeat Btlcknell Sto-
Day 8 to 3. The midshipfnen were
\ unable to tally in the first period.
but the visitors scored field goal q
short time after the contest started.
Summary: a ID !; j g q 81 sss
ggsnyyr-tS. Buckneii-y.
kenworthy ....... 4. i. ~ !. -. Dent
eeil Left eud.
{ &, f.eft tackle. y Z
4 sAefcher .....s.: :.........s Cock1li
* ~ Left guard. - z E
t'sod'teit' c.if.f. ;...... sshaffnss
Hoffman ~: J. i. ]. White
hight guard. W.
3 Gilman /. Pearle
~ Rigiit tackle.
2itslodgett Laurence
IS; Right end.
OR ~ ........ Mangnn
Quarterback.
\ ! Left laifDack. 80 =
/. Right haifbaek.
q Martin Spott
Navy 90 % ia.
Hucknell o. 20 2, = = ~
Referee Smith, University of Pennsyl-
yanih. Umpire Thompson, Georgetown.
Head linssinan-M Moss. st. John: Field
I tAfsas1s. u. 10: ~ minutes. Navy scoring:
tTouchdowns-- Martin and Blodgett. Goal
from touchdown--Bl odgett. Bucknell scor-
) ing: Goal from fieldAHendrin.
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! LOCAL HIGH TE AN
PLAYS HAIR I'd GAME,
Against Grafton High Schoo
Team but Game Ends lin
a Tie Score.
t..rs,ALi Is .ralsiralsesAa,.


e e CIR ACTON 7, NoS. 6 The Wash
ington Irving high school football
team of Clarlisburg and; the Grafton
high school team battled for sixty
minutes on the local gridiron today
Without either team scoring a vic
tory the. game ending in tie, the
score sbeing Grafton 6, Clarksburg s.
The game was one of the fastest
3 seen on the local field this season,
and 10th teams fought hard for a
victory. The local team made the
Y first scored and 1t looked for time as
s1f it was going to win the game hut
the Glarkshurgers kept on lighting
and by a series Of line plays and a
forward pass mana ged to getsa man
over for a touchdown in the third
period. 3Fs s,3s
The teams were evenly matched
and the game was one Of the cleanest
played here's years. Referee
Watkins mad one mistake in. the
y third period when he only, gave the
visitors three downs when they
We're entitled to four, but the mis-
take was made before he noticed it
and he would not change his de-
cision. ]
dawson, of the visiting team, and
Cassell; Of the local team, were the
star performers of the game.
The lineup and summary:
TO- s n +. : = D. / + 81
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WESTERN RESERVES.

oBERIsIN, %; Nov. western
Reserve University triumphed over
0berltn College here today by the
score of So to- making alrun-away
contest Of the game In the third pert-
Cd when they piled up, Q total OF
thirty-one points after having becn
held scpreless To- that time.
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but trucks. Three styles Of bodies
are furnished and the prices are mod.

vi dLS. - ~ y &c i. So 81 q So
Messrs. Cunningham say they are
still selling Saxon cars like hot cakes,
this being one OF the greatest little
cars for the money now built and
there being a widespread demand for
them. The Cunning CHAINS now have
the agency for nearly every county
in the state for this car.
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.PENN|A LOSES
[ODARTN|0U1'A.
Touchdown Scored in the Final.
Period Wins Game for
Dartmouth.
az A,.e.e,A1Ipr xs.. u

BOSTON, Nov. 6-University of
Pennsylvania was defeated by. Dart
mouth today 2 to 8. "a tumble by
Holbrook put Pennsylvania in POI
sition from which Hawley, sum
moned as a pinch kicker from the
substitutes bench, drove the bali
over the goal from the TWENTY-FIVE
yard line in the last period. Dart
mouth became desperate in the re-
manning few minutes of play and
Quarterback Holbrook launched a
forward pass to Emery, who made u
twenty yard dash to the goal Line.
Spears kicked goal. u
Lineup and Summary:
Dartmoutli-7. Pennsylynnfn--s
DusSosolt .......i....t.. :. &. ...i.s. Hopkins
Left; end. 3
McsuliHe Z, s;t Matthews
Merrll .................... Henning
Left guard. Y. h yt4tsis
Baxter Yray
Spears ............... ............... Neill
Right guard. .fi.
Right r iii iiii psse'.
Emery .............!..-. ..s.......... Miller
Right end
sWitxer ....s.. ......... Bell
Ill w. Quarterback. KY
Gerrish Rockefeller
Left ihalfback. +. arr 4
Right lhaifback !.
Tyler ....... y ~; $500. Williams
Fullback.
Score by periods: 3 3,
Dartmouth-.O--G--0
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BECK, WESLEYAN HALFBACK.
Beck lis d s.ind' for Wesleyan. He
came from - claire, o, high school
and to date has been giving Shuma-
.keE. the Orange and Black alI-state
selection for two years q hard run
for honors. He il d demon both on
'ofense and defense and when Wes-
leyan plays ashington and Jeffer-
son here November i !, his short
stout ,jabs into the line will give
Washington and Jef ferson' 8 forwards
some trouble.
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MARQUETTE DEFEATED
tsY INTERCHANGEABLE,

..5fl NJ % 10y fhttN - ~
EAST LANSING. Mich, Nov. 6 -
The Michigan Aggies found Marquette
University eleven. OF Milwaukee too
light to furnish spirited opposition
today and the powerful Lansing team
won, 6S to 6. The first period ended
"a to o. ~
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Score by perIods:
Harvard 7-3-0-O-10 "A ~
Princeton O-3- ne
pire Dr. Can Williams, Pennsylvania.
Field Judge 70. s. Land, Annapolis. Head
linesman. @. n. Bankhart,s Dartmouth. Time
OF periods. IS minutes each. Harvard scor-
downa-Ndahan. Field goal dahan. Prince
ton scoring: Field goalsH%T bolt 81 (2g.
fsubstitutiops: Harvard-we atherhaad for
soucy. Harris for wallace, Wallace for
Harte, Rollins for Boles, McKintock for
King. Princeton Larson for Mclean,
Moore for Shea. ~
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0-O-0-3-3. n v -
Referee Nathan. Tufts Brown. Umpire
David Fnltse. Brown. Field judge-Fred
Burieigh. Phillips Exeter Academy. Head
Murphy, Brown. Dart
mouth scoring: Emery. Goal
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Pennsylvania
scoring Goal from field -:Hawley.