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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

east ~ ihc Minsisnlprl river the crop
hss suffered ~ late from unreasonable
cool weather AZ nights ana dry north
ana enst winds. resulting n shedding
10 locailtirt
The crop Is now in the critical pen
Cd ~ me season. nj unleas relieved hy
generous well distributed rains. re-
ports ~ deterioration ara hkcly Go be-.
como moro numerous. in which case
~ crop seare la within the bounds ~
possibility.
IN view ~ the faci INIT ihe mere
nge 81 reported No. BE- nearly . NG0 po9
acres smaller than Inst years 30 s15.
300 ~ 81 fgg 600 and saies ~ foriliix-
orr 81 prr cent less tnau last year On
me south. ~ g3s 200 TONS ~. tf3i .000
ihe need ~ favorable crop weather be-
comes 90 DO. moro Hgparrrf n Hn over
ngr Yield ~ fhs staple ls tu boz made
There were scattered inHirnificant
iirhf showers Zoo south Texas recently
and some rain has been reported at "a
couple ~ points Boz Central Texas ~
ihia aiaee ~ the sfnwth nahf showers
maY DO more. harm fhun good though
iornl heavy rims Would afford relief in
ipcaiiiieH
Pair weather n continued VIII he re-
rnrd'd unfnvorhhle by The trade ~
the CROWNS crou
sp mr Texas Geofam and Alabama
hnve reported new bales fhc iafirrr
first arrival having hfen reported af
Montgomery today
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30
T0DAY'S HISTORY LESSON

um every upld where fho German
aupiea nre moss nghtua in tlr onvlr
Hut of Warsaw great hntilta hnVr r0uo
nrfnrr far Wnutw hln nlWu1a nurn
llir thirf stronghold too thr drfrnHc uf
Poland the industrial. commercial uud
financial Ctutff ua Wpll uH tho phlalD
nl center aud ihr center forward WhicE
Hli Polish inra uf communication nlo
lhor way
Rise stctpst oi European rauuueror
hiH uHHHrd thu wlt lud lrtl WITH
Weuaw lH nur 0f thu half auren moat
mpnfnut towns nn thr rruuuant Ns
military problem. Warsaw M .nnH.
cntouaN studied ht thv lrlHn. NHl
urr of Euupe ana t1,rr nrr few
neilH for which tho poHapuura htpe
boon better oHnSaHard 'th, eUnsrnrha
az tho country immediately mruuua
inH thlH srrnt oN, tho nrru, vf 10 su.
nfumo toat of strength hutwrrn rru
inn and sNv H dregflhpd Boo hMltuu
lust lHsuod D., thc National Geographic
Society which rrndt
"uiniipd o., formidable plan nf fOr
u0utiunH nnd hN fmtInud uwra
whiph 10 circular inr Hrounl thr mr
lrupolm Wnunw ls lhr boost dofrndrd
riiN iu rHstoru EUROPE iis Immediate
line of forts AGE thrown before u at
. radius ~ hhNut 40 miles FROM thr
heart of the city INA the immediate
line of fortified towns beyond Tho War.
saw fnrtH yntYlnH ffom 2t Zoo % milrs
in distance from the city. ntt unrwunn
ln thp southeast Gruplrc lu tho south.
Sk,crniowlce VA the southwest ulonic
in tho west Novn GtnrrluNsh in the
northwest tultuHb aud Seerp m the
n0rih arid lmfn hrrNts ,he NiHIula Ca
the vast TIE musi powerful oi these
forirVrHns iH NnNn GeureisVsN
The country around Warsaw o. a.
plain. low and Fiat intensely Guilt
Vascd and dotted with many Industrial
Nillegos. THIS plan sirtichca AVA, tu
the ltusHlan frontier To thr south
thvto are hill cluatola while ln tho
north throughout the rrrlou adloinins
thc confluence 90 enc NRrvw nnd tho
( liug With the Nistuln. There st. consia
orthlo sttotohes af nuEied asia troaeh
einUt marsh land During thr sprine
ana nulNmn ruins this rraion frc
uupntlA suffers from disastrnus 0oods
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

ffIh IHIN I.. .H .f tnffi.H I4IfI.INf. ...
.f r,. ,....I,,.l rr,a.. rn. a.uI.
uf.nI,m M .n.r,l-ins Tho muurl.taf.
.f .uatuf 800 n, Emitted hIuai.m
..urrrIna u. mmr.ut.. Attentions ..
Hn NiI..uH ru.tfnn,rf .lrn
49, turlt tnN boo n.hHIt nf elmo O..
.inu,ut Boa if.l.aIu,ut r..,uIIi ai.r.
tbtn s.or. NO. questions hsI .,U .l
n h.m urslnn i.r ue,ras'fH of Nr,.tHf
me tuN ulth,r sHUftfeD ur raH boo
llI., 90 rIn. which h1r advanced fu
nrafh $3.50 fWr its nWa ue'"tr iH'
Whr.
sinuau ts b. mft sp,m n th, rD.
of tbe utsrnt demand iuf rur n ma
nr CARTRIDGES ,t.ca tud other mum
uon thr nutput ~ 90, British WORKS.
.ucc .hc nosiunlne of tne war h's ''
tua.N o,rn smaller th'n nHfi ntI 0'
ria' wanH have had "a nNn''' f '",
r'rns iii" and tho fode''i'' ''l''.
0f thc othcrH h's hvon on' 'n."' i'N
what 30 was hcforc tH" wai ~, n''.
rrhsnn 10 iH Hid. H me NiNnt'"'
~ skilled mnur eN enlistment ~ 'hr
snnr inic Dc is admitted 'n'' 'n' i'''.
ish pnntH hf' old N'h''''' ''' N''-
tnc numerous lFhnf-''fhs
which hnFo boon Hdnrirb ln ''''n'N'
end thr United states Aof'hs 'N' r'r'
seven GEE Hsht wars
! Estimates hapo hocn prepared fnr the
government for the erection 4" ne"
emritine works 0t lhr iAi'-' 'pF
tms country mpahlr w artinf "'ih
two hundred mhilnn pounds ni .'n'''.
I trttcs "a NtW And ptnhu'ins "i''Nl
! fN Non toms III atnU IhV nNihi tNuIN
nvg,n ta mahf Deliveries WITH" N.N.
months Tho co-t ot 'rcriioh W'hId ''
about $1,000 600
\ Knott, question in conyn,iion with
! fhr ameiipr aitunuHn H provided bN
( thc sutsi tndine contracts entered uir
lhy tn, Australian mincrs with Ger
usn hauacs As explained rs Mr. no-
mar Law.
On .,, r.t sU,r. thst thor, is AN,
lce,,,,r ,,,n,b .,.it,r n Aurf,l,,
A....,r,u, t,,,..,r praiu,..s ltrer
,v.eti,,gs ~ rlnc ore. ana cane,n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30
THE DAY IN THE
COTTON MARKET
Quotations From al Markets
Furnished Tho Caller DAILY BY
The Corpus Christi Cotton Ex.
change, Nueees Hotel Buildino.

The fnelish markets rane les better
then expected rhugedas mefninr. and
coupled with fair weather predicted for
ihc entire helL with rain rrpartrd an
ilaiuNieM ana vicinity. aud at Rnsen.
1grn Texas the American nmfAets
opened gchcmlh q 10 z points hlghcr
The kUroueah situation Is 1cnrr.Ii,
feeardcd ht ghc tfadF 60 lv easine nr
bit however the American markets
cAstd of on "ifndgrs' market and
declihvcd % points from the hlsh marx
or 60 pplnts mwos chan wodncsda,
uight
Interior spot markets seems Ia lead
ne market with rtrong tcndcnc,
while the larger port points bcine Nm.
changed
Liverpool n due ahout sis points
lower "a the moinlne
a and h ncer SAYS
IA the moment the ultimate nino ~
The cotton crop hanGs Ia the eolanco
GepeiAi heavy rains arr nredcA IN an
sections ~ the cotton region. taftlctt.
'nrls IN south and Central Texas where
deterioration has 81, Ia la the lower
twc thirds Of the state
n South TeNas cotton il o,senins
pretnaturely ~ a result IL the druuth.
aud The plant is blooming "a the tap
Ia Inv central portion ~ Texas tor thr
want u sufficient moisture. 10 tbs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30
DREAMER HAS WATCHED
HIS DREAM COME TRUE
GREATEST COMMERCIAL DAM IN
UNITED STATES coAPLErED
NEAR HOME or SENATOR
BANK HuAD

WASHINGTON. Iw, 10 Whif the
worlds on fire lnl tho other bale
$50 bot irs smokns"
"a was senator ,tuhh uiukhcad
NnhunH who rH,o ths tafs, amt.
gfsphir SUMMARY If tho present siiu
alton. adding thr frryrnt hupe thtt ihr
United States wil hr ahlr to h,er nut
nf th, conflict now rRgins ln Europe
Asia and Afrlea senator ulHkhc1d
asa not cafc to talk a srat deal about
the war at icast tor publication, hut
ihorv was annther suhioct an whl.h Dee
was ready and WILLING to nik until ID
Was time 90 gn to the white House ,o
kogp An appointment with tho Hrcsi
don't
"puwn in my State few weeks
agn' said Senator Nankhvad mur,
than 5000 people elthcrcd oe che banks
ot "a river 60 celebrate The completion
ot "a remarkable dam IL ia tho hiehrsi
commercial dam in fhc United Statcs,
makes lako siNtg seven miles lune
croAtes one hundrra miles of slack wa.
Tor uaNleation. completes waterway
near, lbo milcs in lenglh making ono
ot the longest ganahfcd rivers in thu
world and gives direct connection
win the sea. hs thr cneapcst form 81
transportation a. a region rich hrtond
description not only in agricultural BE-
sources hut in cusl iron ore. limestone
lumheF And cement
Whom man has worked steadily al
"a thlng for nearly thirty YEATS has
been deridsd and laughed at iald that
thc river hadn't water enough 10 float
a boat ard woaidnt have any com
mcrce anyhow haH had IL STRONGLY
limited. n not orrnh rharEcd that n,
must 30 either a crack Drained entnn-
sisst vr pork harrri xrahbcg. a..
oausr NJ wanted that kind - river
impfnNcd ana then has lived IA sec
the critics sllenseA the opposition
overcome, his iudgmeni Vlndi,Ated. his
dreams come true ana tie impr,ye-
mcnt ~ the river completed az c,,si
~ stAooo0 oo Il il ONLY naturai that
he should feel pretty well satisfied with
,ao outcome
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30
THIS is THE TIME.

Charles licckor IN 10 hc electro
ruiod lie has exhausted every
plea His conviction was founded
NJ inlorlockiug testimony thai
Nould not bee shaken His coror
WAS Thoroughly Infamous. lie has
bcen of one service 10 sociciy ho-
rause OF hi, whoicsnlc corruption
ut the police department. ho cN.
posed lniolerahln conditions epu
diiious That will bc rightod to
SOME extent hy DIS death The
prceedcg, viii stand Whenever
New York policeman tmuks ol
The profit in graft ho viii see the
imhgr OF Charles llcckcr. whose
ramilyng influence fcll short o.
freedom W. do mol favor tho
heath penalty We do tlnk that
il il Is ever eNcusahlc this Is the
time.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30
OTHER VIEWS
rhemas a. saI.en. Y. 5. n. ana olhsr..

Thomas A. Edison, v. s. N. and Others.
Tho news thnt the secretary u the
Navy designs 10 establish q Govern.
ncui board ~ Invention and develop
mcnt u good that Nj Edison offers
10 give the board his service lH excel
lent The question what share the ok.
peffs 10 the naval service ARE ~ take
IN the huard ~ M Daniels planning
nrisra ~ the one p.lnt oaiilng Tor
prompt discussion
u did NOT need the surprises ~ tho
present war 20 prove whar wis known
Tho profound Influence ~ new devices
la every great war rince inc day ~
Frcdcrek The Great A. surely as r.
sources are the aiufwa ~ war lnu9Va-
tlDna nre The means ~ victory. 40 an
expert iuduc and pnffecter ~ mefhan.
leai Innovations NJ Edison D. perhaps
The most valuable man whom thc GOV
eminent could secure for the projected
laboratory ~ experimentation pHiF
h must not be- forgotten that navni
experimentation 81 tho particular Nh-
ieci fho Governments hus Boo ltH sof-
Vice an abundance ~ eSpert techni
ciaua in naval quuHtlons Their help
ls needed % n indispensable Mr
Daniels must not forget thrn h.esunn
they nf' near nt hand
Mr puuiciG lua boo ihe fHst month
euurnRruufly altered hia rnufar iu nA.
val matters dropped fnniHHtio plans
aud $50 himself 90 the tndoipnf t0
huih ur business llko n1vy lot
him mot lnnnrr ihc chief resource at
hiH command fhs rrelt body ~ eanc
tnd expert Wrn in ihr Hfftilt ThDt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

According "a late reports, Henry
James. the distinguished literary
bore whose longest sentences equal
many short stories in length. has
rcllonnecd his American citizen
ship and become a fnll.Iledged
Englishmnn. We trust that Mr..
James will flourish. We only
wish, as punishment for his defcc.
ton, thai he might be compelled 20
read his own productions.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

CHRIS riNNtA tuv W Tar Nar
wo-ilu Harluc FiDrv Gross rc.rut.
SUNK m "a German submarine ef tar
scil, Islands Was th, most r.rovnrI
20 thr DhuA clprers hat drmrd ir
thu ercff ten races 1f sfft srlrs aeo
~he was huf bon 1880 ta rruiIe.. ir
rdcr FIor, Cross which had ls.on
wru kci tho Previous ftlr and Nas
commanded on hcf maiden torHa. bl
Captain nnI1s che sre8Iesi of e..
clipper captains Under him and hI.
snocrssUr rfpnn Hrhsri Robinson.
Hnt prutal wci-nieh lrrurni. d.,
Oc'tiae thc premium Cor hcfre tne N-s,
Ncssal in tre English docks or Four
d'tfnrrni wears and being within 60
h"ur 90 winning inc race on twa
other aoa1sIons She rcmlncd in tit
'front.' ~ DIE racing boats On morc Years
ih1r tn} other vessel Iu marin. Dis.
tory and ouuNcl au her conten,par.
arlcs ot tnc famous skipper neet
ia thc sreatcst tca race az sn history
'h1t " i,,t. tho tlcD Cross held tbr
Irtt until fhr h-t fet dtNs. whom .n.
WAS uhlscd io anchor in the dnuns ana
wde out sudden gale Tho Ariel
'Nmins inreHsh 1u loss stormy raursr
he1t a was tlroush tho 1ai. and liack
ri iev hours ahead . hcr rival
ln 1871 rhr Fiery Cruss deserted tbs
'ca trade for that ~ Now York ana
afterwards soid to "a Norwcgian syndi-
cste
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

The Charlotte Observer speaks
layorahly OF cotton seed candy Il
may hp u sucrrss. bat n it's amy
thing like the three quarters cotton
candy We munehod April T. we're
nrin II.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

Our nhiiiis to porHnnifY Aaa ship hy
usiuH thu pfnnuun Hho aud 400 krrp
ihe Irppoiiu ln place nn "it" hrura pWf
one strung point ~ uuf hnsunrr % be-
Impossible fu hr poo subtitle Boa French.
which bras no noutsr ur iu German.
witk tH arbitrary scattering at Fcn
doris Mark Twain gave na Ypcnl
inHinufc of gond grrmnn Wilhelm.
where b ihr turulp "9hr has rorr Egg
fhe titohen" "Whorr n toe accon
pllHhri Hnd beautiful rnelsh maIIon +
"ii hrs Hune Gag tnr nprfl MHrh wrnt
5000 So uharter that boo Gtrmnny rsc
81 mnie uH buds female im ir9tes
ncnrr heiaes lfe nrt lrHh. du.H mnir
cats fanHif inrIulIuH iNmc4tn "Hf
aomn ataHishi nr ho inventor of The
mnunHt 81 n0m4n H tmMr nuf "a
wlfr twtlll H nDt iunduu Mll
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

The captain of thc l.celauaw dc.
elares that he tried to escape IT,
has no complaint 20 prefer against
the German commander These
facts, verified hy the Department
OF State, contrast delightfully."- with
Theodore RooSevelt's "dainnahle
outrage theory.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

IL the Allies could launch dc
tefmincd offensive Ia the West,
the Germans would hr less often.
sivc Ia the East Hut IN The West
the maximum Stems Ia be- about
10 meters AMI heavy gas charge
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

Rear Admiral Capcrton has
landed marines in Port An Prince,
and the situation is well IA hand
New, when Il comics rlghi down ta
the nnarls. why is Il less immoral
te land marines ia poor it'll. Haiti
than in McNicof
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

An iconoclasi tells us that the
Duke of Wellington did not uticr
the famous command Cp guards,
aud at them r. Ol course hc
didn't. What hc really exclaimed
was. Hell hoys. smashum
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

Harry Thaw SAYS that Ne Wishes
10 retire from public lifc for al
while 40 mann $50 we'll provided
with humor Is entirely OF his mru
ial oats
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

ufRNcoMRE EnelRnd. InN %
,,nrospondcnco ~ Tho Associated
ffessl-'No are thc first Americans
"e have seen This season and a vrar
$40 there was never a dsv wiihont
many ~ them said me manager 1r /.
"'ii- known INN ln this Devon town =,
pNpniar With tourists ID is tho s,rn,.
'to'f in somerset Warwickshirc pe.
non ~ Cornwall In Stratford th.
name Stress showed the register for TINS
"efh 'a't year and counted FORTY ~,
NmeFican nantes The register U.S
fnu ~ New York vnoston .f'hics
Z" Memphis and FEW other thar
American guests wero recorded iber,
Vow the fear ~ raids on the Fast co,sf
has helped these western rr.n.,s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

Whore things arc anywhere near
rmul we favor pairouiNug homc
Institutions The Commercial Club.
particularly needs 90 do this
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

Washington officials urc great
~ encouraged over the outlook for
pcnoo IA Mexico 'rhey have been
rfc@ly encouraged let's see,
about four years
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

COLORADO SPRINGS. colo. rf'g
~. TeEua. Ahuse rrpferenfatian ln ihc
colony ~ summer visitors ID Colorado
SPRINGS and the pixies i'esiF region has
been iucfr4slug even Hlmme hiir
fair o. break aH her former records
this Fear Abundant CROPS lnd prpa-
perify Boz shat state are giving hundreds
the 0ppdffHnity e. come Go Colorado
sprinaH far the season ord fhe fegui1r
flow uf travel from fhe ono Star state
.e Increased bf the many special 'uufs
and PARTIES en route fu fhr Pacific
coast esp0aiiipua lu fne @al many
are hrinH given fht opportunity tl H
the attractions bore who have nDf been
hrft before DDruE Soc Hrt frn dtfa
the travel haH been extra hrutF and
railroads predict hiH rush fum Iet
af during tha coming weeks.
The automobile and Tetna Gre bn-
rumlng closely linked hsf' and zoe
Colorado i0 the cur hlanNns is dahs
thc Scene of constant rla ~ motor
travel Tetas license fsrH and hfh-
nfn Orc % common uNhf hDr' hn"
fho mHiorD of tho HutnIHn hrF0 hrf
on up with thr.r families ~ spend 'h'
sDHfan smile fhr remainder stop here
from three iHYH tn twn aoetH 'n ti'"
tur erener before COINS west o. ur
Pacific coHat There Hro many mHr
frsaH moinm In culDul. fprnFs i".
day hg nf thHn hHf frtr nud Haf
frir WIS hla sohHon 1he Duinudn
geo uu' 0uif highway Ir repHrtfd fo nr
boz fine condition Boo mn.t arotuns hf
TrWa arrivals hers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

People Ia glass housos always
throw stones They have TO n or
der % lee~ytbers from ocular
eMNnAhrnnnlnf
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-27
Brown & Perkins, lttlnsys-at-laB
Over Uncas Nat. Bank, shetucket ST.
Entrance stairway near to Thames
National Bank. TELEPHONE 1913.
SYLVESTER c. DUNtIAM,
HARTFoR0 CAPITALIST, DEAD
Presidents of the Travellers Insurance.
Company.


Hartford, Conn. Oct. 26.-Sylvester
C. Durham. capitalist and president OF
the Travellers Insurance company, died
of pneumonia at his home here to-
day.'fh
Mr.. Durham was born in Mansfield,
Conn. April "a. 1876. being a direct
descendant of Elder william Brewster
Of Mayf1ower fame. He was admitted
to the bar IN 1871. entering the office
of Henry G. Robinson. In 1888 he be-
came secretary of the Corbin COM
panies in New Britain, after serving 4
short time, as city. attorney of Hart
ford. He was also editor of the New
Britain RECORD for a while. In 1885
he was appointed attorney of the
Travellers Insurance company and sent
to Denver Colo He then became a di-
rector in. 1897. and vice president in
1893. He was chosen president of the
company in 1901. Mr.. Durham was a
director in the metropolitan bank, New
York: American Surety company, New
York; the Underwood Typewriter com.
pany and several other financial and
insurance companies. He was mem
Der. of the Union League club of New
York and many local organizations
here. He was married to Mary NJ
Austin in 1877. He leaves his widow
and one Fson, Donald A Durham, ar
assistant secretary of the Travellers
company. and two grandchildren.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-27

When Harvard lines up against
Penn. State and Yale arrays itself
against Colgate at the Harvard Sta
dunn and Yale Bowl respectively next
Saturday there will be no more inter-
ested followers OF the ms and outs
and final scores than Dartmouth men.
and hnaa scores Of the pair OF con-
tests than Da. tnaouth men. for in each
case the opponents Of the Crimson, and
the Blue are Dartmouth-co coached
elevens.
Dartmouth Coaches.
Penn. States field coach is Larry
whitney, captain Of the Dartmouth
football and track teams OF 1914
and star guard OF. the Dartmouth
basketball five of that college year,
while Colgate's head coach is Larry
BIankhart one of the famous Blank
hart football family and a crack end
on the Darthmouth elevens of '07, '0S
and '09. Naturally Dartmouth football
tactics have been promulgated by
these instructors, and, consequently,
much Dartmouth interest aroused
But the games will have other than
Dartmouth interest following them
Penn State Is yet unbeaten team
with its most desired game all tucked
away-that with Pennsylvania Uni
versity-and although it no longer
boast Lamb, the star tackle, of the past
three seasons; Tobin, the big man OF
three years. and James, the little
quarterback who performed so spec
tacularly In, the Stadium last fall, IL
retains Is of the % men who made
the 1914 Crimson trip. and has a man
in Bergman VINO looms as one%of the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-27
Big Two Have SiiffOpponents Saturday
Penn State Battles Against Harvard With Many Veterans
Lineup Colgate PINNED up to Top Notch Form Ex-
peet. to Duplicate Last Years Feat in Marrng Yae's
Record

most brilliant backtieid men of the
season. 1
Veterans IN Lineup.
Charley Brickley. the Harvard cap
tain Of last year. spent two weeks
with tho Penn State squad and during
that stay de. eIoped Ewing, the Penn
State quarterback, into a drop kick
figure more or less largely against
hts alma mater. Ewing is not the
only fancy kickeS that BricIxley-
brought out, for his work with Clarke,
the Penn State fullback brought out
ex>Naordinary punting ability, where
only average ability had previously
been shown.
Clarke, the fullback and punter. Hig-
gins and Thomas the ends, Captain
Wood and Mcdowell, the tackles, and
Miller, the left guard. all started in
last seasons game against Harvard,
and. with the exception of Wood, win
play their same positions on Saturday.
Wood, who is playing b tackle position
this season, was Penn States centre
last year. Painters rapid development
as a snapperback and Woods ability
to tackle and size up opposing attacks
was responsible for the shift and, al
though Painter who was a substitute
last year, lacks considerable of Woods
weight, he is showing in that position
much as is Cool. the Cornell centre,
and the shift seems working much to
Penn States benefit.
Colgate, which is to be Yale's oppo-
nent, has even a more remarkable rec
ord than Penn State, for, as yet, its
goal line has not been crossed nor has
goal from the field been registered
against its men, while its offense has
been responsible for the seasons rec
ord in points scored-the total being