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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-03-24

Much stress is being laid upon
the issue of Statewide Prohibition
as affecting the candidates who are
now running for the Governorship
of Kentucky. AS a matter of fact
it makes very little difference how
they stand. If the matter comes up
for action at all-which it should
not--it will come before the next
Legislature, which assemblies a year
hence. The Governor then will have
practically nothing to do with the
matter. The candidates for the
Legislature in the different counties
are the ones upon whom the ques-
tion rests more than any other can
didates. The Legislature of 1916
will have the matter in hand If it
comes up at all.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-03-24
big Snow In Mountains.

Whitesburg, KY. March "a
Record-breaking weather prevails
in Eastern Kentucky. Eight inches
of snow fell in the valleys last night,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-03-24
WANTED.

A span of good heavy work mules
See or address,
Beaver Dam Brick Co.,
1872 Beaver Dam. Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-03-24

The biggest political issue in
Kentucky this year. if the candi-
dates for the higher Offices will only
address themselves to Il. is the f.
nancial condition of the State. This
is of the most vital Importance to
the taxpayers. 1t is true that the
present administration inherited a
million-dollar deficit from its Re-
publican predecessor. but this has
been added to instead of diminished.
The States financial matters are
very serious. The plan OF retrench-
ment and reform is badly needed.
Other matters or issues may be i'm
portant, but the States financial
condition and outlook overtops all.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16
FULLY OCCUPIED

Miss Hodges, the Sunday school
teacher, glanced around at her class
as the song 81 want to be an angel"
was being sung, and when it was fin
ished she looked at one of the little
girls and said:
Hannah, you were not singing
that beautiful song, 4 want to be an
angel with the rest of u.s."
7 mo, ma'am," replied the child,
shaking her head.
''And why did you not sing?" asked
the teacher.
''Wen, Pm not going to tell story
about it," said the little girl 'I'm
having enough trouble learning to
play the piano without bothering with
the harp"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16
A FUTURE CAPITALIST

r fU URE CAPT ALiSl
Johnny stood beside his mother as
she made her selection from the
huckster's wagon and the farmer told
the boy to take a handful of cherries,
but the child shook his head.
whats the matter? Don't you
like them?" asked the huckster.
YES" replied Johnny.
Then go ahead and take some"
Johnny hesitated, whereupon the
farmer put a generous handful into
the boys cap. After the farmer had
driven on the mother asked: why
didn't you take the cherries when he
told you to-"
Johnny winked as he said: "'Cause
his hand was bigger'n mine" - La
dies Home Journal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16
TopAY's RELLRIN0ER

Hilda Spong, the famous actress,
has nephew of 10. Recently he was
disobedient and his mother sent him
upstairs to remain in a certain room
for an hour-alone. She carefully
designated the chair he was to oc-
cupy. r.
At regular intervals Bobby called
to his mother in remonstFance, but
she hushed him up. When the. hour
was up he said, through his tears: 81
wanted to tell you that your new hat
was on that chair an 1 guess
spoiled it!''
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16
1T ALL DEPENDS

Is it right for a girl to sit in a
mars lap-even if she is engaged?
Answer: Yes, if it were our girl and
our lap. Yes, again, if it were some
othG fellows girl and our lap. But if
it ere our girl and some other fell
lows lap-no!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16
LOST HIS LOCATION

Rrson-I was glad to see you at
praEer meeting last night, brother.
Village Souse-Was that where l
wal? VIII, l be jiggered!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16

Mrs. Nagg-Pm going to get some
spats after luncheon.
Mr.. Nagg-Get 'em, but it's like
carrying Goals to Newcastle!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16
40
AT THE FRONT

Sergeant Ito private at practice)-
You got bull CbuIl's eye) that time,
my man!
Recruit-Splendid.
Sergeant-Yes, it's in the field on
the right Of the target.
SAFE
Nurse-Tommy, it is naughty to
play soldiers on Sunday.
Tommy-Oh, this is all right. It's
the Salvation Army.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
DR.. E. M. FROST
OSTEoPA1HIC PHYMCIAN
(Successor to Dr.. E. G. Bricker)
Postoffice Building
Hours: 8 to 12; 2 to 5. Others by
Appointment Saturdays by Ap-
pointment Only
Phone, Glenwood 201 J

The dinner given Friday evening 1t
the hone Of Mrs.. C. E. Bigham in this
city Vas . decided success in svciy
way. It was given BY Nrs. c. E. Big
Ian, Nrs. Peter Dow asa Mn. Alfred
AFseld, aad ths proceeds, which nsttsA
&oo.70, was givsa = IL LAdiss' Ala
sscisty II ths Preseytsriaa church. ~
ls&iss ass rsesivi.s aaay ssoPaassss
fss ~ sseesp Il tAsif vssk.
6S
City Clerk Ca.sAy ksp< ss~.t se H.
nsmsss sf pespas wAs sasppsa q ~
li1phy window asl lsseel ovee IT,
niasfal display ths stAse ~, - ~
pssts that tvsatyssvsh rsspss spsss
several ni.stss sseA tAesA; fhie tsevss
essslasfvsly t3ae Sga9 & - ~
|assAsaa ss.lv p,lsss vssaa - ,
~ sassstida.e sssl4.H \ ac1o =
sssaagsa - AtlSsi ~ r -
ka~ II svzs ~---- s-s,s,ss!s :! = - II = )
= -
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

Congressman E. 7. Taylor has been
hobnobbing with the people of south
western Colorado for several days. He
is not going to allow any of the rails
to fall of his political fence if he car
help it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Payne returned te
their home in this city Tuesday even
ing from Grand Junction where Mr.
Payne has been very i'll in the hospital
with typhoid fever. He n getting be.
ter rapidly and will sosa be able t.
resume his work.
Fly fishing = tAs 0rs.d river east Si
the city hos besa exceptionally good
for several wssAs AID some sf tie lsea
a.slees have ia.dsd 'ss.s beauties
"e.." Csviss s.a HssA High hsv'
ea.sAt . sanbsr q nies s.ss and 9th
srs havs asss fairly ven. 4
c. Z. Biehan, vhe hes bssa visitial
IL H. ssss fot liz .ssts, = s.Psets'
Ihsns ~ ~ e IL week 1ff. Zig
~ viissa. .a1ekivss il ssyssA dissf
|sse sa.Ass 4 ~ -, as1 vAsss ahsse
ae>psapa ~ 1Amss san4neaiss q .Csa
shs, Oh. - yGV5==1lsIAasssa =
|lDae vssl1 1Il9 Nua-O.as M $
|1onnAu1p - ssssnov.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

~. Rssb Z ~ - ~ Rs.uAv.
tsstss sA.ssA ~ osnAsV sioAl e.
Fsst Csnias - sA1ssA . syAl q -
Fssshyassias sAassA vAisA n>s>s \
tAst si3y ~ vssk. ~. NsAss Dsu
fiAsd Ais paass h ~ pslPit 0s.Aay,
ADsaG tAaas vhe sane fuoa AGls
- ssssaA ~ fsnssal e ~ loEs - L
HsgAss TAsssAay q tAis vssk vsse
Frank Dsal s.A'Ahs Lsnasy. nsth AaA
know. tAs Asssaasl fer . .saAss Il
yesrs a.A AsA always Asaa hi. il tAs
very higAsst sstsen.
GeeeDs Osbssn Il tAs Csttls esssk
eosstsy vas fssal guilty By Justice
Rice Of ksviag besver hide i. his Ps.-
sessisa. He vas finsd ees s.d costs
aaA IL AiAss were ssat - = Dssvss
to Cane Csanissieser Walter B. Fraser
For oals u Tra1s-Fssnitnrs In .
l7-rssa apartment Assss in -. Disgs,
Oaifes.is. Hssss vel located. viii
trsds for sssl Gssfisld county pop
erty. A bargain st eeoo. Inquire st
this o2ics.
Walter Biller left Wednesday even
ing for Denver, where he will remain
q couple Of weeks before leaving for an
extensive trip through theeast in the
interest Of California hotel. Mr.. Bill
ler's many friends hope foo his return
here next summer.
Attorney Thomas A. Rucker, who en-
joys = high standing in Elkdon, was
down from Aspen to attend the funeral
Of Ed 8. Hughes Thursday. Judge
Rucker is one Of the leading Elks Of
this section and has held several higi
Offices in the order. s- -..ll
= = = -.
J. B. Deacon and family, Mrs.
smythe and Stephen Holland went to
Fruita last Friday by auto, to take in
the Cowboys' Reunion celebration ut
that place. They also visited At Mack
and Grand Junction, returning home on
Sunday. All report . fine time.
| = = =
VIM. Bailar Of Littleton was over heIe
. couple Of days this week attending
to business Affairs connected with the
settling up Of the estate Of his father,
the late Louis Bailar. He also enjoyed
. short visit with his sister, Miss Ma
lissa Bailar, who may spend the greater
part of the winter visiting her broth-
efs ON the eastern slope.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

ll notk, l|!

Hns1 CHURCH or
oB1I13 o061IS1
s24 Cooper Avsans
Sunday School, 10 Q. L.
Sunday services, II .. =.
wsd.ssday evening" sssvies. . P. N.
Reading room ope. o. AssAay, We'd.
nssdsy and Friday aftsF.sses from :
70 I p ..
AL are welcome.
11EssYfxsIAN xo90
1000 .. \. Sunday eehsol.
1l:00 .. m.-Norning Service.
$3.50 p. m.-Christian Endssvss.
1880 p. m.-Evening Servies.
- = =
CH1IS1IAN SCIENCE
03sawseA Society
]. o. o. F. Hall
10 .. m.-sunday School.
IL .. m.-sunday Services.
Wednesday evening at 8 e'elssk.
Reading room open Tuesday and ess
urday from 2 to s Pm.
All srs cordially welcome.
= = =
0210D108 oRUD0R Io3D
10 .. n.|easlay seheeL
II Q. a.-AoSsi.g wosship.
p. a.-EPwesth League.
sR n.-Evsaias worship.
A esedial ws3ee0e awaits ~ d
thses services.
ERNEST E. TUCK, fasAse
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

E. A. Bender was employed to repair
the holes in the Jail made by Sheriff
Jessup's departing guests Monday
night. He was called to the Jail on .
similar mission several years ago.
A report came in Wednesday evening
that one of the escaped Mexicans had
been seen near his home above Silt.
Men were started after him, but he was
still good at getting away and they
failed to land him.
For Sale:-One lot and 4-room resi-
dence ON Grand avenue. Fine resi-
dence location. Water in house. This
is = rare bargain. For Particular call
At this Office.
Have you visited the road work this
week! While there are some who BE-
lieve the work too great An undertak.
ing, seldom does anyone 20 up there,
but he or she returns convinced that il
| is worth the effort.
= = =
Mrs. Ed Clark arrived here Headay
frea her hons in ealida and il visiting
for = few days with her niees, Mn
james Cradlsek ef this city. Ffsa Aees
Mn. Clark win g to Califersia sss 4
visit 10 ~ sxpoaitisa.
,Waltsr ;1itt0ayss received . bst4sl
tAis wssk mn HIS father, J. P. RtEt
aaysR. wAs has bssa in Cafeteria Il
fssss dine, saaaing <hat NJ. asl Ma
Rieanayse win - Aone tie ssoia(
wssk, pfseaAly 1sssaay q Ws1nss1ay
= =
N. L a AssAaa Il eayss, Oh
49,, al kU 7. Axassssa Z o1aa
i1saN 0lv-osslsd AndA. ~ vpsk :!
fsellsf6R - aleArlfA = o.
IWn, = - 11an1sAsssss. ~ -
lrssoaAl1 sunnn ~ ssSssal u11A
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

4 Aoo 1TO0 gro
Mrs. Elizabeth Nartinelli, who has
been at the sanitarium for some time
under the care Of DIR. Stewart, left
Wednesday for her home At Leadvills.
Charles d. Barnes and wife have re-
turned from . weeks visit in Denver
where they visited with friends and At
tended to some fall buying for their
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Stocker and Mrs.
Stocker's mother were up from their
home in Rifle Wednesday visiting in the
city. They came up in Mr.. Stocker 5
new car.
Two bargains in potato digsers. Only
slightly used Champion, >45.o0. Dow
den in first class order, $4,000.
J. 8. WOODY.
Surveyor Trumbor and helpers have
been kept busy this week making sur
veys in the Glenwood canon that the
road work may be pushed as rapidly AS
possible.
The Glenwood Crochet club was N
tertained Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George Broughton on
Cooper avenue. A pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by the ladies.
For 6als-TAres sxeslleat fssidsaee
.ots o. Blake .vsass. Sewer ssd
es.sas Sidewalks AL y. csu q tsss
s0sA
n. G. Brown, one Of the leading
ranchers Of the Rifle creek country
AID . pioseer settler Of this county, has
beea spending several days Of this week
here attending to busisess matters.
= = =
Nm. C. L. Danielson aAd Misses
Edith Bailey and Helen Clarke of Ra-
salt and Mrs. 1. H. Mitchell of Cardiff
were visitors Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Hubbard Of this city.
For Rent-Eight-room modern resi-
dence in good condition. Very desir~.
BILE location. Parties seeking desirable
residence should see this At once. Call
at this Office.
Tom lyman, warden of the state pen
itentiary at Canon City, arrived here
Thursday evening to spend few days
inspecting the work of the convict road
camp on improving the road up the
canon.
Whew! That fellow and smoot'
talking girl who were run out of Min
, turn Tuesday were here Wednesday aEd
were peddling their goods to all whe
would partahe. They claimed to be
married.
| While yos are in olsavood eat d
tie beautiful Tong King cafe. Yss
will b pleased with ths tzsstasst ~
rsssivs. Just soFtA II Hotel 0lsn
vsa ll-l4-tl
\ The dinner given Tharsday evening
At the hone Of Mn. L. Il. Taft sette<
tbs ladiss 44l.sS. Thsy were vel
IpIeased 1t ths result II their wssk, ast
|. wish 10 tAa.k tAs pebble fer tAsif hssr
. a patzsaaee.
al = . .
Il 10 general comment over tie esuA
Ity today that had Ksrlee renaineA h
. Jail to await his trial, he night 10
E have been eonsicted. His saddea 90
, IuAaansaneel departure, Aovsvse, ssea
+ = have esavineed nasy that 4 was =
; sIvAs sal,sl JeAa Ulssy - ~ Ssss -
I1nieAs sasiy b Ny - - . bu1as
-
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
20 no ~
I Wl1fNS y
3QpQlE@SZ

hWMNSZ
0sAi1s sAastsss sss ys.s Assss. y
0n0 - - J. q W00OY.
IL. AnARs~ DsU sAA Niss Anna
- spset ssvesal days il. Nsv Castle
- vsek.
n Garfield County sato.obile run
~ . ssek tie other day sad vas Pss
- Il csania.ioa.
A1ess.ey Harold ". Clark of Aspen
0Dhsss fsssAsy visiting With frieaas
- Ticking after legal Affairs.
- = =
0Ark Love returned the middle Of
~ week from the Muddy country
0Asss he had spent several days
~ lsat-0eod 5-roea dwelling. veil
siAsstsd, water in house. el2 . meath.
Ia@sirs at this s2ios.
George ClarksOn of Rifle came Up
HAarsday to visit with friends and to
sA1end the funeral Of Mr. Hughes.
4n. n. Caldwell, Who has been seFi-
sasly i'll for some time, is much in
Pssved and hoPes to soon be sbest
sOia-
aSsC.L
0iss Bessie ZiAAerman Was down
fssa OassondaIe Thursday visitins 3
~ fssner seho0lnaaes snl her many
fAsnAs.
80 ..r.
n. E. n. Frost arrived here the first
Z tAe week fron Bsalder 70 take the
ssesepathic practice of Dr.. E. g.
Rieker. rF' ...-F.-
eFi = - s.
~ 1sat- Tsss-rson dwelling o.
l3a1se svaAas. TAKE 1t q - &
ass4A IA@.iss at tAis sGss&
Mrs.. E. r. Ouds returned to hel
hsae It Basalt Tuesday night after .
yisit Of several weeks with relatives il
this city.
Mr.. ". n. Doolittle, miner At Sun
kght, was brought to the sanitariun
Wednesday suffering from = badly lac
Grated arm.
= = =
Frank Popple of Grand Valley ",
hsfe several days this week enjoying
witt with friends and attending t
bssiness affairs.
The best assortment of Studebake
spring wagons in Western Colorado.
J. 8. WOODY
Bert wilkins Of Carbondale was dow
late Ed Hughes and to attend t
business affairs.
The Ladies' Aid society of tn
Methodist church will meet Thursda,
OsasbsF -, at the home Of Mrs. H. Z
Walz, west OF town.
Jshn Pyle Of the Rifle creek countr
~ hsre early this week visiting hi
'nsther, Mrs.. Lizzie Pyle, Aid attend
~ 70 busaHess Affairs.
Oe.1iaAils, sye, 81, ssss 81 thfsa
sesslinhG olassss ltssl 0tissa
0aAk DiAg.
". r. Lee came up from Rifle to a
tad the Hughes funeral Thursday. Il
ssperts everything moving along a
ussal in the Rifle country.
= = =
Miss Malissa Bailar and Mrs. c.
Canady spent Thursday of this wee
with Miss Martha Nipple at her ranc
home southeast of the city.
Barney Ruane was up this week fro
his ranch near New Castle. While he'
he attended to business affairs and vi
tied with his many friends.
- = =
For Sale-Best Ford auto in CARTEL
county In first-class condition. Wi
make attractive price. Inquire at tn
s4ice.
= = =
A. J. Dickson is in Colorado Sprin{
attending the session of the Odd Fe
lsws grand lodge of Colorado, which
being held there this week.
= = =
The will Of Charley Dalri was file
fer probate in the county court tn
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
False Eooaom

Perhaps you uss - aluD bakiae
pe0asP bsoonoe yoo tA1nk IL 10
cheaper an1 therefore ooFo COO
nootoal. Dut 10 ttf
Leading food experts anA asAt.
cal authorities have for ysars
declared that aln haking povdseo
are not safe to b used. NJ
chief European nations prohibit
thea altoeethsr.
Can it b truthfully satd that
IA article OF food 20 generally
condeansd 10 econoaioal At any
pFicef
The ingredients Of the food
you eat and give your children
should be pure and wholesome
beyond any question. Because
it adds only heal 1thful qualities
to tho food, housekeepers Who
are veil infor.ed prefer to use
DR.. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
Made fron Cream Of Tartar
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

For 0als u TraAs-Fsfnituss in ,
l7-rssa aPastosat Assss in 0aa Disgs
Oaifss.is. Hssss veil leestsA. vii
trade for gssA 0srfislA county pop
erty. A bsrsai, ct ee00. Inquire O
this o3ies.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

GeseOs Osbsrn u ths Castls esssk
eosstsy vss fss.l guilty BY Justice
Rice Of hsviag besvsr hide in his Pss-
session He vas fi.sd eeS s.d essfs
ahA IL Aiass were ssa4 - = Dssves
to Cane Csaniasie.er Walter B. Fraser.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

Whew! That fellow and smooti
talking girl who were run out of Min
turn Tuesday were here Wednesday art
were peddling their goods to all VIII
would partahe. They claimed to b.
married.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

While yos are in Glsavood eat
tie beautiful Tons King cafe. II
will b pleased With ths trsa4oe1t y
rsssivs. Just sosth II Hotel 0ls
v,sl. ll-14-
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

Il 10 general comment over the esaA-
ty today that had Ksflee renamed II
jail to await his trial, he night ne<
have been oonsicted. His saddea cd
uAsnnssneel departure, Aovsvse, sseas
= have es.viseed naay that h vas y
W. sallsa Jeaa Ulssy - NJ Ssse -
|nieAe sasiy b Ny - - . bsease
esaaAiag ~ ~ ~ - sstag -
80
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04
'NASA-JEFF IS
READY FOR Pitt Pitt.
Players Sent Through Long
Workout By FolweIl
Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 4.-scrim.
mage was tabooed again yesterday on
College Field, but dummy or shadow
scrimmage prevailed. The second
team was using a Pitt offense and the
varsity in the fake work was instruct.
ed in no VITO break up the attack. The
men at times walked through their
wor kslowly in order that each play.
,er might. know exactly what Is expect.
ed of him Saturday. Then came a
drill in taking kickoffs and forming
interference for the runner on the
same, a we'll as a siege of work in
ioffense on kickoffs, the varsity being
coached to get down the field and
tackle the men Pitt Is said to have
provided in all Its games a great de.
tense for the man running back the
ball on kickoffs, and the W. & ].
players are being coached to break up
this stonewall protection.
Folwell is paying attention this
week almost exclusively to the defen.
sive work of the team. He believes
that there is little chance OF doing
much more with the attack except TO
polish off the rough places and endeay.
or to secure more smoothness in the
play. The men are coached each day
for a period, however, in all their for.
nations and they have shown unusu.
allytgood form in executing the plays.
Considerable attention was given yes.
terday to shooting the ends and other
forwards down the field under punts,
as well as In forming interference for
the man; catching the bali.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04
SIGNAL DRILL FOR
Pitt GRID STARS
Team In Good Condition For
Battle With Red and
Black.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 4.-Signal prac-
tice occupied most Of the workout pc.
Rod of the Pitt football players yes
terday at Forbes Field In preparation
for the w. & ]. contest Saturday.
The new formations given the squad
early last week we're worked on quite
successfully. Warner has plays he
has not shown so.far, holding them
for the coming battle.
Only a light scrimmage was held,
the Freshmen and Scrub elevens en-.
gaging the Varsity in turn. Both were
instructed to use the w. & ]. attack,
but the first string men found little
trouble breaking it. up. No scrimmage
will be held today, but much time will
be spent on %perfecting the new for.
nations.
Bob Peck was. excused from heavy
work yesterday. The sturdy center Is
troubled with q. slight cold, but he
will be ready for Saturday. Peck Is
without a doubt one Of the best cen.
ter men in the business and he will
have a worthy opponent Saturday in
Wesbecher. Sutherland will be back
at his guard position, enabling Pitt
to have its entire first string to start
the game.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04
Officer WhosShot
Man Won't Be Jailed

cLARKsBURGs W. Va, Nov. A.
sheriff Ross n Stout has announced
that NO action would be taken against
Frank Gorbin.s q policeman OF Zeising.
for shooting William R.sBell. "a middle,
aged man Of Piedmont and intiicting
a probably fatal wound.
The shooting occurred Tuesday
night at Piedmont. Itswas establish.
ed by several eye witnesses that the
officer shot lii self defense, Bell hay.
ing attacked him with "a long knife
when the officer attempted to arrest
him for causing a disturbance.
Bell is In the hospital, here. It was
reported TO the sheriff that he was en-.
gagged An bootlegging whiskcy among
Spaniards in Piedmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04
Warrington Has Eyes
On West Penn Cup.

Next Saturday Soccer football at
Warrington will have another throw.
The Warrington team SHOULD It win
this game, which will be played with
Youngstown F. O., will be in a lposition
to win the West Penn Cup.
This is bound to be a fine game as
the Warrington team Is now in shape
to hold the Youngstown players better
than ever before. The game will be
played at Hough's Park, Warrington,
and will start at q o'clock.
These games are always we'll at,
tended at Warrington and the argu'
ment to be staged Saturday Is expect
ed to draw asrecord crowd.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04
Make Work
For A Magistrate

George Lilley, Jr, and Jessie Lilley.
both Of the East Side, were fined IS
and costs, each by Justice Of the Peace
M. R. Musgrove last night on charges
Of assault and battery growing out Of
an alleged backyard row u week ago.
Jessie Lilley was convicted O.. as.
saulting William Hayes. George Lii.
ley was then arrested on q warrant
issued by Justice of the Peace R.
Leigh Fleming on a charge of violat.
ing the 'Yost prohibition law and held
for the grand jury. Charges against
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go against Harvard in the first game
of the series between the big Three
Harvard, Princeton and Yale
The Tiger halfback will be espec.
tally matched against Eddie Mahan,
Harvard captain, who lis a second
Brickley in kicking field goals.
In most Of the big Three games
OF recent years the elevens have been
so evenly matched and the scoring OF
touchdowns SO hard, victory has been
a matter of a field goal or two.
The coming Tiger-Crimson battle
may develop into another kicking af.
fair in which the educated toe of Ma.
han or Tibbott may mean victory.
Princeton has not been beaten,
while Harvard has been trimmed by
Cornell. That gives the Tigers the
edge in the race for the eastern cham.
pionship.
The Tigers are rated away above
the Yale eleven, which has already
lost three games SO victory for the
Tigers Saturday will Just about cinch
the title for them, as they will be big
Ifayorites to trounce the Bulldog the
following week.
Tibbott and Captain Click were.
held out OF the Tiger lineup last Sat.
urday in the game with Williams. The
idea was to save them from chances
OF injury before the Harvard game.s
The week before, however, lib.
bolt was a bear aginst Dartmouth. He
kicked two field goals in the first
period, one from the 35.yard line and
the other from the 4S-yard line. La.
ter he scored a touchdown and kicked
two goals from touchdowns: