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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18
Library Notes.

The Library is indebted to Mr.
i. f. Wathen for several years
numbers of the Review OF Reviews.
This generous gift goes far toward
enlarging our files of magazine
that is useful in reference work. We
shall be glad TO receive any issues
of the Review of Reviews back to
1900. As the volumes are com
pleted they will be bound for per-
manent preservation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18

Or. b. Ferguson OF Linares, Mexi-
GO. is in the city today on Visit tc
his brother w. b. Ferguson. pr
Ferguson has made his home in Mex
leo for a number of years and comes
hack 10 the states only once In
while He reports conditions al
fairly quiet where he is located
though it seems to be sort of sup
pressed quiet.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18
KNIGHTS OF FYThI.is
WILL HOLD A

Plans have been peril
big banquet and inltiai'
at Knights Of Pythias hs|
day night OF this geek.
ard lodge will visit VI
chic in a body and mel
other lodges over the {
be present. Work in !
knight viii be conierrq
The patrol OF the Dal
x. will be here and Z
work. Also a lunche0|
served during the eYena
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18

]. T. Bruce and wife
ter of Forres.on were
chic Tuesday. They y
panied by Mrs. LIZZIE "a
Antonio, a sister q Bfs-
left for Venus to FlSil
w. B. Vim.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18

Evangelist Haudesehield, Singer
prea Presiding Elder Horace Bish-
on Pastor Andrews and Pat Sims
motored to Dallas early Monday %
lear Bishop Mouzon preach. Gospei
singer Pngh on invitation sang "fhe
Man of Gallilee" TO an appreciatlVe
audience at the Dallas meeting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18

All the world is this month join
ing right heartily in the toast
MASK and quill. Mask and quill!
Shakespeare, Shakespeare, Shake
speare still"
The Sims Library is doing its
part by setting forth in the deliv-
cry hall a small exhibit of its best
books on the immortal bard, togeth-
or with a few attractive pictures
The collection includes all of the
volumes which have been published
in the Variorum edition. The pub
lie is invited to call and inspect the
display.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18

1t has been suggested that one of
the best ways to celebrate the ter
centenary Of shakespeare would be
to form a new acquaintance with
him by reading one or two OF his
plays. Read to get out of his work
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18

" J. Patten Of Boyee was IN
wavabschie Monday on business. lie
~o,orts corn and oats locking good
+, his community and that the last
raip was a great benefit. as II SOL
,o,ea the hard crust formed by the
heavy rains. which will make pio"-
ing easy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18
LOCALS.


For feed ana fuel phone Broad.
E. Kennedy. Old phone 10. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18

Re sure 10 get one Of spaldins Z
cos 9xt2 japanese art squares ~
s22s AT Wednesdays Bargain sac
I i'' 20. ,r,,nnt adv u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-18

The CITY Federation Of Women /
a.nt. san meet at the Sims LibrarF
100 afternoon at o'clock
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25

crimson teams of the past three years SO Formidable has been lost bv graduation. Brickley. Afahan. Gilman. Bradlee Trumbull Hardwick. Pen mock and others who We're named for Aii-American first and second teams are nc longer in college and Haughton has started to rebuild the Crim4os, machine
 Defeated by Tufts carly in th. se.,- s"i. Harvard was also ;o weld int, form but the closing games of the year showed that another impressive combination was in the making. The real test, however, will come tomor- TOW and upon the outcome of the pla, against Yale will depend final raukina p4 tne FarHard eleven Of 1916
 Regardless of the result of the .,anfa Yale has long lead in victoriee which Harvard must overcome before the Crimson can draw up on egen terms with the Blue. or the thirty six contests since fS75, Yale has won on the point scoring isystcm in 1SS3 Yale has piled up d total of 27e points io HarvaTds 1S4
 The probable lineup of the two teams. the physical statistics of plav- CTS and the records of the teams fo, the season follow.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
STATE TITLE AT STAKE IN
 THIS BAT TLE

All is in readiness for the champion Shp game between the Coyotes and Tucson high The game will be played at the state fair grounds this after noon at o'clock
 Phoenix high, champion of the state in football, will be compelled to defend their title today. For three successive years, they have held this honor, and there was not one school in the state that could beat them. This game has. caused great deal of excitement and the betting stands five to one in favor of the local huslies.
 The Tucson team have always been known as scrappy combination. play ing the aerial style of football They opened the season with the defeat of the college freshmen and cleaned up the southern part of the state in good shape.
 Phoenix will outweigh the sOuthsd- CTS but the visitors are d plucky lot of lads
 Gearys team. on the other hand is- not helpless and will give a real game of football this afternoon. A big change in the back field has taken place and Coach Geary says the team is running in c. K order
 Irvine will open the game as quar- terback taking the place of Pinney. Wuo is suIIeFIns the diSpleaSure or the coach.
 Nesty.' the big boy with the giant toe, will do the aeroplaniug The line Is just as strong as ever. Caldwell was trying to Qckle the gang last night and succeeded in bringing down eight at a time
 With the big shakeua n the team. Geary has all the confidence in the world of victory.
 The student body will tum out to the game en masse. Miss McAfee VIII have full charge of the yelling and the singing of the school songs. Many new songs have been taught and a real good time will be promised those who are present at the game.
 The street railway company has made arrangements so all those who are not in possession of an auto can get to the fair grounds by street car. i
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
T0DAY'S BATTLE IS TWENTY
 FIRST FOR ARMY AND NAVY

work -aday rush of the average citizen of the metropolis. Merchants and ho- tel proprietors. who scarcely know the difference between the coiors of the various colleges. are busily engaged in trimming their windows and foyers with the black. gold and gray of the Army and the blue and gold of the Navy.
 ne two squads of players and sua- sllutes arrived upon the $ enc of the coming battle earlier in the day ami Doth ran through light signal drills anC practice at the Polo Grounds m order to familiarize themselves with inc lights and shadows of the fisid uron which they will meet tomorrow. tfactiSe for bdth academy elevens was secret but the coacnes announced that all the leading players were in satisfactory physical condition and that they expected hard fought con- test with plenty of- football thrills be- lore the winner was finally evolved.
 On the record of the two teams to date tle Army is a slight favcrite. al- tnoGen. following the regular custom '" the two academies. ,he Cadets an1 Mlddies are neither asking nor re- celNng odds in the wagering between the two corps. The soldiers have pIescnted an impressive front to all opponents this season and although 1oniiont"d by several strong cievens have mamgcd~ to triumph with ~an exhibition of offensive and defensive bower which makes itg appear as though the West Point institution was represented by team of more than usual football ability.
 The Navy on the other hand. has played rather cratic game all fail, flashing. surprising power one cay only to disappoint their admirers in the succeeding contest- The material fov | winning combination appears to be available but the units have ap- paren'ly found it. difficult to strike the stride together If. under the spur of the struggle against the greatest rival of the year, the sailors can rise superior to this fault the Navy com bination will be one which will test the ability of the Army Co the full. 1 the presence of he two Cadet stars Olphant and Vidal. |, in the hattlcfield
 The soldiers have had run .f , three straight victories since 1913 and ! their Annapolis rivals are of the opin i ion that the football tide is about dt;e ! to turn in their favor All told the i two academies have met in twenty {; fairly evenly. The Army has won ten | canes. to the Nsvv's nine with one contest tie. In total points scored. | the Cadets lead with ZIG while the | Middies have massed lS9 The Navy |
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
IoealaGcar A. ?. Leased wireI

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 24.- Football. prosperity and the high cost of living are intermingIed here on the eve of the Harvard-Ya annual grid iron contest. While town and gown tonight discussed exhaustively the re spective merits and wagered on the strength of the two elevens the un- affiliated traGesmsn was making vis- itors sroau unde~ trebled and quadru- pied prices for everything necessary for man and machine.
 This sect.On has been the scene of many notable football struggles and large crowds of gridir0u fans. but a record breaking rush of enthusiasts threatens Co swamp New Haven to- night Hotel accommodations unless reserved weeks in advance. gre entirely out of the question.
 Yale and. Harvard leeions are arriV- ing log train and automobile from all parts of the country. The motor traf- fic IS far greater than ever before and garage space cannot be had tonight at any price Hundreds of cars are being parked upon private property and their owners and guests being quartered in boarding houses and the homes of local residents
 Although the wagering odds have
 
 24 hours Harvard continues to be a slight lavorite. A majority of the bets have been laid at 10 to 9. with the Grim son cohorts giving the extra point. 7 The faie team finished it's prepara !, ton for the game this afternoon with 2 signal drill and it was found that despite the excellent drainage system the field was watersoaked and heavy from the rain of yesterday As re- sGlt it was decided to leave the grid iron uncovered tonight in the hope that the high wind would dry the turf to some extent. Favorable weather is promised for the game. with cold. clear 
 The Yale squad spent the night in the Yale infirmary, and it was announced that there would be no change in the lineup as previously announced. unless Laroche went in at quarterback in place of Smith. The Harvard eleven. it was said, would take the field as originally planned. The probable
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
NINE ENTER
 MOTOR RhCE

More money was raised and other preparations continued for the Thanks Siving Day automobile race yesterday. although Manager Joe Prochaska was absent in Globe.
 Prochaska- sent word that Globe would enter two cars in the l00-rnile event. Tom Brewer. who was to have driven F. l.. Cords Paige. concluded ne would pilot his own Marmon. which won fourth money in the state fair auto races. Bill Tremaine has been nomi Q mated as jockey for Hoyt Medler's Pope Hartford. which was to have been driven in the Douglas Phoenix race. but wasn't finished in time
 Charles F.. Hogue. of the Arizona Record, was secured as one of the judges. and C. H. Akers and II. NJ. FennemOre will probably act in this capacity. Bert Clingen has been sug- gested as referee and Lyle Abbott as starter
 Plans are being made to re-oil the track in order to still further decrease the dust nuisance Within the next week the preparations win be rushed and the grounds will be ready to re 7reive q large crowd on Turkey Day. The addition of Tremaine's entry lifts the list to nine. with the possibility of two or three more starters Entries will probably be closed under A. A. A. sanction on the night of November 28. two days in advance of the contest
 Prochaska. who will be in the city this morning. will again tabe charge and with the able assistance of the packers of the race, will get things lined up for final drive early next week
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
YALE HARVARD CLASH BRINGS
 HUGE CROWD n NEW HAVEN

] iron classic of the year attractins attendance and attention throughout
 the nation
 j The contest Of the morrow. the thir. f ty-seNenth since 1870. is no exception ] To the rule and the interest in tha game Is as great as al any time since the teams ef the two institutions ie-
 gan the scfies forty ode ycara Igo Livery seat of the 7G gag available in the huge bowl has been sold for scN- eral weeks and applications for more than SonOO additional returned un-
 ftlled fte demand has been SO keen
 that very few coupons have founa
 their way into the hands 1s spect,la-
 tors. Those for sale from these sourc-
 es gre being quoted af fabulous prices.
 get finding ready purchasc~e
 H-s expected that close To S0.eQ9 spectators wM witness Inc contest but the raid admission win fall below
 ifesc figures giving gross gate re- ceints over $lJo.000. As a result the attendance and receipts will exceed those of the 1914 game. which formal ly opened the Fowl The demand for tickets at that .ime forced the Yale football authorities to erect temporary wooden stands along the top of tho
 pararet and the same tiers Of seats
 fl.
 The combined applications oi ;he
 Yale and Harvard alumni ano under
 sracGates alone totaied more than IT,
 9Vi rot all Of which were granted
 while those of the general public could not be considered.
 This into interest in the game is striking. IT, view of the fact that th. contest will not becide the eastern football championship as has been the case ir some former years CT the two cievens. Harvard nas the better record In games won and also in con- sistent improvements and is a logical favorite in the wagering. The famous fighting spirit Of .he Blue. however. prevents Crimson aGherants from of- fcring anything bat short odds. not Withsiandirg the fac, tLat in the Inst four games Harvard has won from Tae by scores Of 2a-0 l5-5. BG-0. and 4l-0.
 The Cambridge university has built up a great football coaching system. under tho direction If Percy Haugh- lon. as the triumphs of recent years over both Princeton and Yale prove The Elis after seS ers1 seasons of in- different success. have also turned to a simslar system with Tad" Jones ut the helm but it is too early to pre- dict with accuracy the final result Of the change ir coaching methods. Yale had more than a fair amount of foot bal material~at the beginning of the season but ~thc eleven has proved rather inconsistent showing flashes of greaE promise in one game onl, to slump badly in the next
 Rival teams which have faced the Blue this season. are of the opinion that if tho combination once realizes It's power and swings into smooth action 1t will be had to stop Such a change Is. 10 some extent. matter of football psychology and, might oc- eur almost between halves. It is for this reason tha. Harvard is not counting in advance upon victory
 In the ease of Harvard too. the game is one of more than ordinary tntercst from the standpoint or coaching efficiency. X large propor- ton of the material which made the
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
[Republican A. p. Leased wirel

NEW YORK. Nov. 2f-The football squads of the United States milita.,. academy at West Point. and tn, United states Naval academy at An napolis both apparently are coni- dent ol victory in tomorroW's contest as they rested here tonight
 Both teams Jre in excellent cunIi- ton. and in weight, are unusually event. matcfed, the Navy tipping the scales at l93S pounds and the Army at just one pound less The Army however has the advantage in age and experience. the entire back fiell Of the midshipmen being composed oi first year men.
 Tn" Navy men arrived here late las. night, and were the first today to practice on the Polo Ground9 where tomorroW's game will he played They were put through q stiff signal drill hy their caches. After they had left the Army team, which arrived ealfy today with squad of E men. Was given possession of the gridiron and held secret practice. The rival teams spent the evening at theaters. [ NEW YORK. Nov. 94 For the twenty first time since 1890, the Army and Navy football teams will meet in mimic battle~hpon the gridiron here tomorrow when the two service elevens lineup on the Polo grounds greensward. Notwithstanding the counter attrAc- ton of the Harvard Yale contest Vlt New Haven every ticAet for the vast baseball stadium has been sold for seY- eral weeks and the gathering of spec tators will present aQ the picturesque ness for which this gridiroW struggle is noted.
 High government officials members of the cabinet together with hundreds of officers of all ranks from, the army and navy will attend, accompanied by wives and Daughters prominent in Washington social circles. From many other cities of the south. east and west will come persons prominent in civil and society sets, together with a scat -l tering of foreign government repre- sentatives With the naval and mili- tary corps in uniform as a hackground the setting should equal if not sur pass any seen at a previous academy game, either at Philadelphia, Prince ton or this city.
 The advance guard of spectators are already in possession of the leading hotels tonight and the registers read like the roster of military or naval gathering. Uniformed officers of both branches of the service and the rival academies lend a wartime atmosphere to uptown streets and hostelries which appears strangely out of place amid the
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
OUTLAWS Vs. sox

The Outlaws and White S0x will play on the Polk Street Grounds to- morrow afternoon at 2.S0. For this same the management announces i, will have number of benches for the spectators. secured through the efforts Of the Outlaw team and through the courtesy of number of business men of the city.
 By next week. enough benches will nave been secured to seat the ordn- "iN crowd that attends Polk street games. Among those helping pay the cost Of the benches are D. M Johnson PhoeniX Messenger service. Owl Drug company. Chambers Transfer cornpanv. Donofrio's Hege. Valley Furniture. companF Marvins Music house a1c SadeY and Lu.fy
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
KI0TES READY FOR TUCSON GAME
Will Harvard Kids Beat Yale? 
 lnter-Service Game Will Be Hard Battle

Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel
 NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The eli- max Of the eastern football sea son will be reached tomorrow af- ternoon with the playing of the Harvard Yale. Army Navy and several other contests of lesser general interest.
 Mere than 77,0oo seats have been distributed for the Harvard Yale struggle at New Haven. while close to 50.c00 spectators will witness the clash between the United States, Military and Maya! academy teams at the Polo Grounds in this city
 If lt hao been possible to ac- eommcdate all applIc ations> for tickets. the attendance at these two games would have ap- preached close to 100000. The to- tal gate receipts will exceed S2f5,- coo. Interest in both games is exceptionally keen as it is ex- pected each struggle will be closer and more spectacular than any games in the last few years. This is particularly true of the meeting of the two university tesn,s at New Haven. Vale will send against the Crimson the best com blnatcn that has represented the Blue in recent seasons in the first test of the Tad Jones coaching syotem as opposed to the methods or football tuition advocated by Percy Hauqhton.
 If the Harvard eleven wzs com posed Of the veteran material of last year, the Crimson. would be an overwhelming fsVcrite, but Hauehton has been obliged to re- build the Car'oridge machine and some of the parts are not of the same strength e last season. lt is expected. however. t7at liar ward will show the smoothness and deceptive attack so success
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25

full during the past few years, but 1t Is doubtful if the eleven will have the same powerful offense and defense. Its strength will be m the smoothness with which the team plays and the judgment used by the field director.
 Army Navy Gange
 Somewhat similar conditions pre- -' vail on the eve of the Army Navy game. The West Point team con tains several veterans, who have established regulations as qridiron stars.
 The soldiers old back field. with Olphant and Videt plsying. contains two of the most best all round offensive ground qainers in the country. The line is one of unusual strength and ability. If there is any weakness it will be found in the ends and possibly at quarter.
 The Navy. on the other hand, is comparatively new combination. While if contains number Of players of much promise. these men have not yet reached tho full height ~of their football power or education. The tesrn has not played with the same swina or c consistency as the Army and has not shown equal ability on either the offensive or defensive. The annual contest, however. is not. able for ithe fierceness with which every yard IS fought and form is occasionally thrown aside for the r,5n-to- man came.
 In the other usn1es of the day. Pennsylvania will meet West Vir-/ ginia Wesleyan. while> Cornell is restlnq Tor the annual Thanks GiVina day co1test with the Quak- CTS. Syracuse faces Tufts. which early i0 the reason c'efe=tcd liar ward; Washin1ton and Jefferson nlzve Cbaffa,Onrz
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25

Goodyear Cords Win First, Second, and Tllird Places in International Grand Prize Race at Santa Monica Saturday, Nov. 18th
 Winners in Premier Classic Of Motordon Storm
 Across Finish Line in Good equipped Procession Aitken piLofing Wicoxs Peugeot; Cooper at the
 Uhee Of q Stutz and Patterson driuing q Hudson
 capture najor honors in the most desperately driuen Contest in Grand Prize history. Victorious Peugeot 4O3-AGIe distance ouer
 8-Nie stranged with al auerage of 85.5 Miles Hour = 70 Miles an Hour faster than best preUious time for this Race. /
 Aitken's shod uith Goodyear Cords aN four
 wheels PaHerson's Coopers Sutz rodeG Goodyear
 Cords aru1 u1heek onE
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25

has whitewashed the Army siS tim $ Co two such no score defeats while the honor of accumulatine the largest score goes to the Soldiers who mas sacred the Sailors. 70 to ,, in the game of 1908.
 Following are the probable lineuPs of the two teams physical statistics of the players: 1916 scores and com plete record of the twenty games of the series
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
CHALLENGE RECEIVED

The Republican has received a challenge for any local football team 70 play either at Ray or here with a Kay Team. managed by Morton Pieser. whose addregs is box 422 Iav
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
Harvard
Weiaht Heiaht Aqe

Harvard 1916 Record Sept. 23. Harvard. 10: Colby. 0. Sept. 30 Harvard 26 Bates O. Oct. :. Harvard. :: Tufts. Oct. 14 Harvard 21: North Caro- lima O.
 Oct. Fl. Harvard. 47; Massachu- setts Aggie, O.
 Oct. 2S. Harvard, 2S. Cornell, c. Nov. 4. Harvard. 51 Virginia. 0. Nov. II. Harvard, 2; Princeton. 0. Nov. Is. Harvard, 0: Brown. 21.
 Yale 1916 Record Sept 30. Yale. 25: Carnegie Tech. Q Oct '. Yale. 61 Virginia. 3 Oct IA. Yale, 12; Lehigh O.. oct. 20. Yale 19: Virginia Poly. 0 oct. 2S Yale SG Wash 2 JeQ. l4 Nov 4 Yale, [; Colgate ?. Nov. II. Yale. 6; Brown. q. Nov IS, Yale, 10; Princeton, 0.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-25
Army Scores 1916
NO BIG STUFF
TRepublicsn A. p. Leased Wicel

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 2i.-An the more imnortant southern football teams will rest tomorrow preparatory fo tteir final games Of tkc se2soa next Thursday.