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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

Ell PASO, Sept. "a high military
authority said villa was rapidly loom
ing up as menacing factor in north
ern Mexico. He received secret SER
vice information that villa with one
thousand men was hiding in Santa
Clara canyon.
Yesterday he was in the vicinity of
Tepehuanes, about 55 miles south and
east OF the American lines at Elyalle,
chihuahua, according to private dis
patches. A Carranza force headed by
General Elizondo is said to be in pur-
suit. II Is believed here that the ban
dit leader is in search Of ammunition
said TO be hidden in the canyon.
Funston called the reports of the
new villa menace 'rumors." Military
authorities, however, believe villa is
preparing a new blow TO affect the
Mexiean-American commissions pro-
ceedings One officer said Carranza
troops were avoiding villa since be-
ing severely defeated. villa wants a
force Of American troops to advance
through Mexico and embroll Carranza
and America.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
A. ]. BOLIN OF UEIAH
SUDDENLY STRICKEN
Well Known Farmer Drops Dead
While walking in Field - Widow
and Nine Children Survive.
(East oregonlan special. )

UKIAH Ore, Sept. e.--This com.
munity was saddened yesterday by
the sudden death Of A. j. Bolin. bet
ter known as AL Bolin, well known
farmer who had many friends in Pen
dleton as well as in the southern
part Of the county.
While starting a harvester to work
on his place SIX miles east of Ukiah
Mr.. Bolin dropped dead at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. He was walk
ing with another man at the time
and started TO fall. being caught by
his companion. He passed away i'm
mediately.
The dead man is survived By a
widow and nine children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
NINE SENATORS MAY
TALK FOR HUGHES
Offer to stump Middle West and Far
Maacn State4s-IIitchcock Also
May Make Tour.

CHICAGO, Sept 6.-Nine United
states senator's wired the western
headquarters here offering to stump
middle western and far western states
for Hughes. They included Cummins
and Kenyon OF Iowa, Borah Of Idaho;
Weeks. Of Massachusetts,; Wadsworth
OF New York; Harding, OF Ohio; cur
tbs Of Kansas; Sterling of South Da'
kota and Jones of Washington.
Frank Hitchcock Of New York, is
expected here shortly for a confer
ence with republican leaders. II is
planned to, have Hitchcock visit Mon
tana, Nevada, Colorado, Arizona, Ne
braska. New Mexico oklahoma and
North Dakota, studying political con-
ditiuns,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

Although queen Marie OF Rouman-
1t. is strongly pro-ally in sentiment
and is credited with swinging the
Rumanian court against the central
powers, she bore a German title be-
fore her marriage. She was Princess
Marie of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
Her father was the late Duke of Ed
inburgh, brother of King Edward OF
England, and her mother was a
daughter of Car Nicholas Of Rus
sia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
JOHNSON WILL NOT
STUMP OREGON IN
BEHALF OF HUGHES

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 6.-Gover-
nor Johnson's friends announced that
Johnson will not stump oregon in
be half of Hughes. 1t is pointed out
that Johnson needed rest following
his hard campaign for the republi-
can senatorial nomination Johnson
is scheduled soon 10 formally reply
to the oregon Hughes campaign
committees invitation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
SECOND BATTALION OF
OREGON MILITIA HOME
Men Are Encamped at Clackamas-
Expect TO be Musted Out In u
Few Weeks.

CAMP wITHYCOMBE Sept, G..
The second battalion of Oregon mill.
tia arrived this morning. The first,
second and third battalions are en-
camred. They received visitors this
afternoon. The men expect to be
mustered out within a few weeks The
camp organization is completed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

King Ferdinand is German
prince of the Sigmaringen, or Catho-
lie branch of the house of Hohenzol-
lern and is a remote cousin of the
kaiser
The king and queen are the par
ents Of six children. the oldest OF
whom are Crown Prince Carol. born
In 1898 and Princess Elizabeth. born
in 1894 The other children are Ma
rle, Nicholas, Ileana and Mrcia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
AVIATORS ARE INJURED
IN 800 FOOT FALL
Major Campbell, British Army In
structOr and Theodore De KruiJess,
Harvard Student May Die,

BUFFALO Sept. 6.-Major W. K.
Campbell. British army instructor,
and Theodore De Kruijess, Harvard
university student, were injured,
Campbell probably fatally, when their
hirlane fell three hundred feet.
Campbell's skull was fractured and his
leg and ankle broken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
ATHENA POSTOFF|CE IS ROBBED

with Deputy James Estes he has been
working on the case today. There Is
a theory that three men participated
in the robbery.
The tools used by the robbers had
been stolen from a local blacksmith
shop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
$4,000 COAL MINE WORKERS
SOUTH AND WEST MAY STRIKE

strike of Kansas, Missouri Oklaho-
ma and Arkansas is near. Sub-com.
mittees split on the discharge with.
out cause" clause in the new con.
tract, Failure to agree was reported
to the general committee this after.
noon. Unless the operators attitude
changes the conference will dsband
and thirty eight thousand men will
quit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
All Rescued and Landed
at Glasgow-Ship Was
Struck September 2
AMERICA ASKS FOR DETAILS
State Department Instructs L. S. Con-
sui TO Ascertain whether Boat Hit
Mine or Was TorpeflOed and At
tackled without Warning.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6@Twenty-
eight Americans aboard the British
steamer Kelvinia were saved and
landed at Glasgow when she was
sunk September 2 by a mine or tor
pedo according to American Consul
McCunn's official state department
cable.
The Kelvinia sailed from Newport
News. Va, August IS, bound for Av-
cnmOuth, Glasgow The state depart
ment will direct McCum to ascertain
whether the vessel struck mine or
was tOrpedOed and attacked without
warning. The Kelvinia was five thou
sand tons. she was built in 1913 and
registered from Glasgow. She was
100 feet long with sixty foot beam.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
NEWS SUMMARY

General.
2s Americans ON British ship hit BY
mine.
Allies continue Sonlme SUCCESSES.
$4,000 coal miners may strike.
Local.
Athena postoffice safe Is blown.
Queen Muriel returns home.
Pendleton grain dealers pleased
with grain standards act.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

the state Of Washington stationed AZ
Huntington TO whom all disputes are
referred. The agreement is most IA
vorable to all parties since disputes
are left TO a purely neutral govern
ment man.
An appropriation Of 1850. 600 has
been made by congress for the en-
forcement OF the act.
The Law authorizes the Secretary
OF Agriculture 70 investigate thu
handling and grading Of grain and 10
establish az soon as may be. standards
for corn. wheat, rye. oats. barley and
other grains.
Whenever such standards are sstab-
lshed for any grain. the act f0Fblds
CONTINUED on Page ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
THE DAILES RESIDENT
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE ON
PORTLAND STREETS
T. Poland Suffers Broken Rib With
Possible Internal Injuries-Ex.
pected to Recover.

PORTLAND. Sept. ct. Poland,
aged so, of The Dalles. suffered a
broken rib at the corner of Third and
Washington streets last night. when
c. Fl. Crews automobile hit him. He
was sent to the hospital and will prob
ably recover unless internal injuries
develop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

ATHENA, Ore, Sept 6.-(speciaD
Robbers dynamited the safe in the
Athena postoffice last night but found
little booty as only few cents had
been left in the safe. The theft was
discovered this morning and Sheriff
Taylor was notified. In company
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 0.-The coal
mine strike danger Is postponed until
tomorrow. Mine workers represen-
tativce postponed the crucial session
of miners and operators committees.
Thirty eight Thousand strikers are de-
tcrnincd not to yield their stand on
the discharge without cause clause -
KANSAS CITY, Sept. "a big coal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
SUGAR DROPS rs

y PORTLAND, Sept. Sugar
y has dropped seventy five cents
= to seven dollars. It is a record
= breaking decrease
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
German Counter Attacks
on Western Front Halt
ed by French Barrage
Fire.
COMMUNICATION LINE LOST
Allies Draw Forces Closer to Chaulnes
-PerTOnne Railway Keeping Road
Under such Hot Fire IL Is Useless
to Germans-FYeury Attack Fails.

UONDON, Sept. 6.-Sir Douglas
Haig reported that the British had
captured the entire Leuze wood Il
mile northeast of Combles last night.
There is desperate battling between
Combles and Ginchy. The British
made gas attacks on the Germans op-
posite Gommecourt.
French barrage fire halted repeat
ed German counters against Denie-
court and Berny- -Santerre. The
Germans attacked listlessly. The An
French victories have destroyed
their morale.
ROumanians Gain Ground.
Bucharest announced the ROuman-
ians had captured the Transylvanian
town of Sepri Scep Gyorgi. They
took five hundred wagonloads of
equipment and provisions and six
hundred prisoners. German and Bull
garian attacks against Tutrakan
Bridgehead on the Danube were re-
pused. The Roumanians won a bat
tie at Borzecket took the heights
westward and a hundred and fifty
prisoners.
Paris Celebrates Victory.
Paris is celebrating the second an
niversary of the Marne battle. The
principal festivities will be held next
Sunday. In the advances since Sun
day north and south of the river the
French have scored the most import
ant gains of the whole Somme often
sive. They have increased the pres
sure against Peronne. South of the
river they drew their lines closer to
the Chaulnes- -Peronne railway so
that the communication lines are now
under hot fire and useless to the Ger
mans.
The Teutons attempted to attack
Fleury last night. The French pre-
vented the enemy leaving the trench
es in most places. Forty prisoners
were taken. The Germans failed in
a surprise attack at Lorraine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
Liverpool.
.zEPPELINS AGAIN
BOMBARD LONDON
Portland.

LONDON. Sept. G.-The Ger
man admiralty announced that
Zeppelins effectively bombarded
London for hours sunday. Nor
wlch, oxford and Nottingham
we're ralded. British authorities
denied the claim.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
VILLA AGAIN
IS MENACING
BORDER LINE
Secret Service Reports the
Bandit Hiding in Santa
Clara Canyon With
1000 Men.
MAY COMPLICATE COMMISSION

Military Officials Believe he Plans a
New Blow to Seriously Affect Work
of Mexican- American Conference
Would EmbrOil Two Countries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

HAGUE. Sept 6.--DLspatches
said n badly damaged Zeppelin
landed near Mons the day after
the London raid. The crew took
the machine apart and shipped
II 10 Germany. Several sailors
were suffering from shrapnei
wounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

Some writer's have a wealth o.
thought, and all have a thought OF
wealth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
e AMERICANS ABOARD
BRITISH VESSEL SUNK
BY TORPEDO OR MINE
WHEAT ADVANCES
TWO CENTS TODAY

CHICAGO. Sept. Especial to the
East Oregonian.) Range of prices
today;
open. High Low. Close
Sept $3.50 1853 1908 l.5SS
Dec S1.54h 152h 1.52 l.54
Portland.
PORTLAND. Sept 6.-(Special) -
club, $l.29; bluestem, $1.32.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 5.-Wheat -
Spot No. ! Manitoba. las I'd $2,l2
2-5 per bu.; No. 2. las Sd; No. red
western, las sd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
us. TO PROBE
NEW DEMANDS
UPON CHINA
American Ambassador In
structed to Make I'm
mediate Inquiries Of
Japan.
INTERESTED IN TRADE RIGHTS

Cabinet Officials Say This Country
May Object TO the Demand Requir-
ing japanese Police Powers for In
ner MOngolia-Open Door Potcy
May Be JeOpardiLed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

AMSTERDAM. Sept 6.-It Is
reported that British aviatOrs
bOTnbarded and destroyed a Ger
man submarine In the Zcebruggc
harbOr. They returned safely to
their DunkIrk base.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
TO ADVERTISERS.

The East Oregonlan has the largest bona
paper ln Oregon, east Of Portland and II
far the largest circulation In Pendleton OF
any newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
PITT ENVADES EAST
PLAY MIDDIES TODAY

gold championship on tho links of the
PITTSRGRGH. Pa. Oct. l3.-The
first game of renl Importance on tho
University football schedule Is that with
tho MiddioS tomorrow Rt Annapolis ind
Coach Warner has drilled his men Wig
orously this week In preparation for the
AFRO expected to unleash. 1t has often
been stated that tho famous CnrnelI
man teaches his teams dotcn*c by de-
vclopinC their attacks. and this Ia mcaS-
urably true. but Warner IL not over
looking tho perfection OF thcklinE.
blocking and other essentials OF the de-
fonso.
Tho attnck OF tho Pitt mon looked
good In the WcstministCr Eamo partly
because there has really been attained
for this RtuEn Of the season II high do
grro 0f perfection IN the Interference,
and partly because thu visit orS wore ut
tcrly outclnsaed. Pitt used only three
or four plays RltoECthor In this game.
and gained practically Mt Will. Tho most
encouraging fnutur.' OF tho day waA tho
annarcnt powcr of tho second string
Warmer used his first elcvon throughout
their first half then withdrew them On
masso In favor Of tho substitutes, or
whom eighteen wcrn used In tho second
half and tho lHttcr scored moro points
than tho regulars. Tho vim with which
thcv advanced the bnll speaks VOL for
the reserved strength Of tho locals.
Critics horo unit III declaring that the
Rua and Gold huro wonderfully well
balanced squad.
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BOSTON AMERICANS
Divide The LIONS
SHARE OF The COIN

BOSTON, Oct. 13-The Boston
Americans today divided the winners
spoils OF the worlds series which they
closed with a victory over the Brook
iyn Nationals here yesterday.
Under the apportionment decided
upon by The players at a secret meet
ing full shares of S&,SaG.25 each were
given % players, including several who
had figured but little in the teams sue
cess.
The remainder of the s9I,756.i7
which the team won, was given TO 9TH
Heine Wagner and Vean Gregg re-
ceived three quarters of share each ::
Wyckoff and Pennock divided one
share, and Walsh, who came to The
team only in the last month Of the sea-
son, was allowed $1,000.
Edward Riley, the former secretary
and Charles Green, the club trainer,
were given $500 each, and other en-
pl0ycs were remembered with lesser
sums down 10 tho bat boy and mascot,
who received $50.
The meeting of the players was
marked b. the farewell of Manager
William Carrigan 10 the team which
lie udu plIOlcQ 10 NOTlu QOHOFS III TWO
successive years. He said he was
through with baseball for all time"
President Lannin in bidding the play
ers Godspeed said he was still hoping
that Carrigan would return. George
Foster, former crack pitcher, who SUI
fered from lame arm this season.
Notwithstanding which he pitched a
no-hit game, also announced his retire
ment. He will develop his farm at 30.
koshe, Okla, he said. Carrigan's plans
are uncertain. He laughed at reports
that he would enter politics.
Some of the Red SoX will remain to-
gether for IL few days TO play al exh-
bition game at New Haven, Conn,
next Sunday. when they will be man.
aged by Captain Jack Barry. Others
started in their motors today, for trips
that will take them to hunting pre-.
serves in Canada, or to their homes n
distant places, some in California. Car
rigan will have party at his camp at
Lake AnnabessaCoOk, Maine, and a
Number Of players who are married,
will take their families in a group 10
Plymouth, \. H., for a short hunting
trip.
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IMPORTANT GAMES
ARE SCHEDULED FOR
TODAY IN The EAST

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-With the cur
tain down upon baseball for 1916 East
ern football will come into It's own to-
morrow. with the playing Of a. number
of contests which promise close struE-
giles. Chief interest Will center in The
meeting of Princeton and Tufts. al,
though there arc several intcrscctlonal
gumes on the week end schedule
The fast and veteran Tufts combina-
ton, with the victory Of last SATURDAY
over Harvard to spur il on VIII attempt
to repeat at the expense Of the Prince
ton eleven. The Tigers. with the benefit
Of a week Of warning regarding the type
OF team they are called upon TO meet,
may be expected to pfiGf Il ocspclutc
resistance against the rapid ire open
and overhead play OF TUFTS and the con-
test should uncover some reniukapls
foot ball for this period OF the season
Harvard will entertain the eleven OIL
the University Of North Carolina anu
the Southern team is expected 10 give
the Crimson stiff opposition through
the entire play. Yale will have LchIEh
us an opponent and the powerful Eli
eleven is expected 10 secure revenge Tor
the scare that the smaller institution
gave the Blue year ago. when IL goal
from touchdown was the only thlAS tHtl
saved Yale from Ii tie.
The University Of Pennsylvania Will
have it's old time rival, Swarthmorc' at
Franklin Field. The Navy Will play the
University OF Pittsburgh. when over
whelmingly defeated the Naval Cadets
last fall.
Holy Cross, which held the Army to
tic gave In 1915, again will be the guest
OF tn. Cadets ut West Point Iorneil
will have Williams as AL opponent
Dartmouth will tackle the MAssachuI
srt1s Aegies; Brown plays Amherst, hho
Rutgers will meet the Washington tnd
Lee combination. Tie principal ga nGs
OF the day follow.
Games To-day.
Harvard Us. North Carolina Cn''er-
sity.
Yale VS.. Lehigh.
Princeton vs.. TuftS.
Cornell vs.. Williams.
Army Ys. Holy Cross. ,,...,.,
Navy VS. University Of Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA VI. Smurthmore.
Syrncusc VS.. Franklin and Marshall.
Washington and Jefferson vs. Nlal'"
eta. ,,.ri,,s
Dartmouth VS. Massachusetts. AgSlrs'
GEORGETOWN W. Eastern College.
Brown VS.. Amherst.
Bates VS.. New Hampshire State.
Bucknen VS.. Susquchunna;
Column bia VS.. University or Vermont.
Dickinson VS.. Albright.
Lafayette VS.. CTSlnuS.
New York University vs.. HAver1ord.
Penn State w. West Virginia Wes-
leyan.
Hobart vs.. Hamilton.
Johns Hopkins vs.. Washington Col
! lege.
Lebanon Vallcy ". Nillanora:
Gcttys burg vs.. George Washington.
Rutgers VS.. Washing ton and Lee.
University Of Maine vs.. Il. !. Stale.
Wesleyan vs.. Bowdoin.
University Of Rochester VS.. GARRISON
Catholic University VS.. Randolph
Macon.
Union W.. Worcester Polytechnic.
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FIRST REAL TESTS
Or SEASON IN WEST
WILL COME TODAY


CIIlr.:,iD. oct. l&--irclimiuury
gaines "ycr. funtha!! -irvcns OF the
Central West viii swing into action t"-
morrow in tho Iirst real tests "i me
season. lllinrls Will hr tn" !lrSt team
i'll The west tn engage in II sectional CON
test. Tho Colgate eleven 81 llttmllluti'
y. y. will OPPOSE In" ,!lInl Al rbanI
and although L"ach Zuypbr. or thr IN
nuiS squad expects victory urlctt
will hc no surprise I" him. us lie IS
shaping his squad with Il view I" Win
ming the big nine" championship
again.
Chicago and Indiana will furnish the
only contest having u direct bearing on
the big niuc" championship. thlS
game probably will eliminate: the loser
for the western conference race. IL IS
the only contest on tuin0rrOWS SChH-
dule bringing big nine" teams together
Minnesota, will have North Dakota
University us its foe tomorrow anu Is
regarded as Il certain winner.
Wisconsin is expected IL triumph over
South Dakota Stale and Mount Clu"u is
expected to furnish little opposition l"
Michigan; Notre Dame VIII play inc
Haskell Indians II Notre Dame
The following are the important
games TO be played in the west tolnor-
row:
At Chicago--Indiana VS. Chicago.
At Urbana--Culgale Us. Illinois.
AT Aludisou-Sout Dakota State VS..
Wisconsin.
At Minneapolis-North Dakota Uni
verSity Us. Minnesota
AT AmeS-kanSaS vs.. AneS.
At Lexington W. Ken
lucky. .,,
At Linculn-kansas Agricultural vs.
Nebraska.
At Culunb:a-WuShinsto rs. Mis-
souri,.
1t Ann Arbor-Mt Union Us. Mich
igan.
At Observation-Disclosures vs.. Purdue.
At CulumbuS-Obcrlin VS.. ohio State.
AT Iowa City-Ciriunell VS.. Iowa.
Al Nutre Dame-Haskill rs. Nolrc
Dame.
At East Lansing-Alma VS.. Michigan
Aggies.
At observation-disclosures Mines W.
Arkansas.
At Louisville-Ccntro College VS.
Louisville
At acknowledgements Us. Cinc!n-
natl.
At Clevaland--Kcnyon VS.. Case.
At Akou--Weetcrn Reserve VS.. Ak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
BELLAIRE And FERRY
GAME is IMPORTANT

One Of tho football classics scheduled
for this afternoon IN the Wheeling dis
trict Is that batwon Martins Ferry and
BellRire High schools, who will play
on the Rolla!re High school grounds
Both teams have been at work in hard
preparations Tor this gamo this week.
and last night the coaches pronounced
tham fit fer 1odny's battle. The final
practice was light scrImmago and sig
nal practice. Potts. BellAire guard,
who was out OF tho game last Saturday
on account OF injuries Will DO hack to-
day. Martins Ter.y has n limo that
Will average 14B pounds. and a backf1ed
tipping tho scalos for IN average OF
154.
Much depends upon this game as to
the outcome off tho championship OF the
Ohio Valley Athletic association.
The lineup Is as follows:
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PERTAINS AND ISLAND
CLUBS CLASH SUNDAY
Important Semi-Professiona1 Football
Game Will Be Staged at
League Park.

The GREATEST battle Of the football
Season between local teams will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
when the Martins Ferry Athletics play
the Island Athletic Club at League Park.
Football fans Ecll remember the
memorable battle these two teams had
last year when the Athletics just nosed
out Ihr Island BOYS by a score of 49,
after holding the Garden Spot gridiruu
hrr0.s for four down on the one foot
line,
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WASHINGTON AND LEE

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEcnccr.
LEXINGTON, WI. Got. 13.---I4enving
Lexington determined to eradicate the
stain OF tho defeat administered Ia It by
tho Army last Saturday, tho Washing
ton and Leo football team will against
Rutgors tomorrow Mt Nuw Brunswick,
\. j., try to establish itself III the best
southcrn clevon that will rluy in tho
enst this fall.
Practically all Of tho work this wncli
has been devoted 90 IL perfection OF tho
Generals defense against thu expected
Rutgers mass playing, which kind of an
attack proved thor undoing mt West
Point,
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roUR PLAYERS SURVIVE.

PITTSRURGH. Oct. I3-Four players
survived tho elimination round Of thr
annual Pennsylvania state amateur
golf championship on tho links Of the
Allegheny Country club here today.
Il. Crookston, Stanton Heights; DIR. T..
II. Dnrrash. Beaver Valley. and Viii
linn G. Fownes. jr.. OF Oakmont. Rose
Will meet rrookstnp IN the Srmi-iinal
round tomorrow and tho winner will
meet tho survivor or tho match between
Darrngh and Fnwnos. Tho surprise OF
the day was tho defeat OF Ehcn NJ,
Byera, formcr national amateur title
holder by Robert G. Morrison or Oak
mont IN tho first round. Morrison was
later defeated by Rose.