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Arizona republican., 1916-10-08

parture for Douglas in a brand new Jordan Six. loaned by Gard ter for the enterprise.
 Holingsworth says he will. en- certain his crew at dinner in the Gadsden hotel in Douglas tonight and that the trio will be in Phoe nix Monday night. in time to wash up. eat and see the second show at the movies.
 At first" said Dick. "l would have been satisfied with 20 en- tres for the road race. Now will he tickied to death to get 20-and we will have thirty. That race is an assured success. as is is the automobile show at the fair from the exhibit right up to the 150 mile race. Incidentally, the Babbitt- Poison Company is first to sign up for a booth for the automobile exhibit"
 The trail party will log the route, see the officials wherever they go. and secure the permits for speeding through all the cities and towns along the route. On their return, they will be able to say that the race is fairly on it's way to the starting line.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
FOOTBALL FINALS

l Princeton, 29; North Carolina, 0. Yale, 6l; Virginia. g. Nebraska, B; Drake, 0. ! tSub) Montana, II; South Da-
 kOta. c.
 Wisconsin, 70; Lawrence Col l lege, 0. Michigan 19: Case. 3. Navy, 13; Georgetown, |. Trft. 7: Harvard, 3. University of Colorado, 16, Wy 0ming. 1o 1 At Tucson. Ariz.-DOuglas Y. M. c. A., 0; University of Ari- IZona, 1G.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
ChicaCo Swamped

CHICAGO. oct 7.-Carleton Col leCe of Northfield. Minnesota. shut out the University of Chicago foot hall team today to Q. Chicago was out pointed in the first half but were going strong when the game ended. The Chicago line did not hold and Carleton was able to break I'D most of its plays. Tie Minnesota men were deadly in the forward passing.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
TUFTS SPRINGS VETERANS
 IN HARVARD; WINS 7 TO ,

game that flashed up occasionally
 with brilliant ~plays, the University
 of Colorado today won it's first game
 of the season. defeating the Univer- sitv of Wyoming Is to 10. The Wyoming cowboys" developed unex- pocted strength. since their 40 to 0 defeat only week ago by the Colo rado Agricultural College For T
 brief moment in the third period, the Nvomings were in the lead.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08

field, and a long pass to Taylor re- gained the ground lost through the penalty. Peters then took the ball, and this time without Corpstein's aid, bucked it straight over. The goal Was kicked, giving the Alumni total of 19 points
 The high school obtained their lone touchdown near the end of the game. With but a few minutes to play, an exchange of kicks, netted the high school ground and brought the ball into their possession in the Alumnis territory. Then the unexpected hap pened, Wilky, who had been playing a rather good game at tackle. sEot down the field, turned just in time to get a forward pass from Bryant. He had but to step over the line tC regis ter the score.
 Something Lacking
 There was something lacking with both teams and crowd There was very little cheering, while the teams seemed to lack pep. Perhaps it was the hot sun boiling down from a clear sky, and it might have been the heavy field.
 The high school didn't seem to have good command of their signals, Bry- ant fairly staggered at times while trying to drag his signals from a seemingly reluctant mouth GeaTy ali bied him last night, explaining that it was his first game, and that with q little more experience. should make good. Lewv Irvine played the bes: game for the high school. making several good runs. and proved quick and steady on the defense. Pinney made one rather good run during the few minutes he graced the gridiron at right half
 Luke played his usual mediocre game devoting the major portion of his energy to shaping his team matee | on their backs, and entreating them | to get into the game. The line or a whole, feiled to play together, ant Nat the critical moment developed ar ambition to see how many holes they could create in their own defense.
 The backfield collectively. Git was changed a good many times) was somewhat steadier than the line. IT the kicking department it was rathel weak. Doris succeeding in makins T 60 yard punt at one stage of " game. sending the ball up into the ai 30 yards and then watching the laV of gravity bring it hack to earth.
 The boys were willing. and plave' the best they knew how With tn little experience and practice the, have been blessed with. it was a won der that they accomplished as muci as they did.
 The Alumni stars Were also lack
 ing. The team played togethe' matching their experience against tn high schools youth The exnerienc proved the stronger factor. added t' ; which the breaks of the game wer all theirs The high school had rot l ten luck at several stages of the con +o-.t ~rd eo"Idn't somehow or otho
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
ARMY 14-W. & LEE z.

WEST POINT, N. Y. Oct. 7-The Army football team defeated Washing ton and Lee University today IA to [. The Cadets outplayed the Virginia col leeians from the start of the game Oliphant and Vidal doing fine work in advancing the ball McEwen. army captain, played fine at center.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
BICYCLE DAY |S
 NEXT SATURDAY
 IN TEMPE MESA
Special to Republican,

MESA. Oct 7=The younger bicy- cling enthusiasts of Tempe and Mesa are directing their attention to the events of bicycle day, next Saturday, and with the string of prizes now hung up as awards to winners in the various events, some exciting matches are an ticipated. The Mesa Bicycle club, through communication with the Mil lion Bicycle committee has succeeded insecuring a splendid set of prizes, az gregating a value of better than $75.O0, to be awarded to winners in the four events.
 Of chief interest among the events of October 14th, is the Tempe Mesa road race, open to all Boys of the south side under eighteen years of age. The first prize is a pair of tires and lamp, the second prize, a pair of tires and pair of rims and the third prize a pair of tires. The inter city road race is being featured as the big event of the day and a score or more of the youngsters of. Tempe and Mesa are planning to enter. Many of them are already putting in a daily practice over | the seven mile course.
 The one mile race is open to all boys of the Mesa club with a pair of tires as first and second prizes First ! prize also includes a set of rims The one-half mile race is for boys from F to E years with a pair of ! tires as first prize. Second prize is a ] coaster brake.
 Mesa and Tempe are again to be matched in a mile and a half relay race, each man riding a half mile A l coaster brake, rims, mud guards light ! ing out and a cyclometer are awards ! in this event
 With it's two score and more mem bers the Mesa club is planning on some big things for bicycle day The young fellows Tn both Tempe and Mesa are
 taking live interest in the events. and
 are going through some extra hard
 practice fol the seven mile race be- tween the two towns
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
NaNu Wins

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. 7.-The Navy, after the rather disappointing start against Dickinson last Saturday ed Georgetown 13 to [.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
By innings:


 St'MMARY-Two- base hits, Lewis Hooper, Janvrin. Three base hts, Walker Hohlitzell Wheat Meyers. Sacrifice hits. Scott, Janvrin. L wis Sacrifice flies. Scott. Double plays Janvrin Scott and Hoblitzell, Hooper and Cadv iardner. Janvrin and Hon- litzell, Shore. Scott, Janvrin and Hob litzell. Left on bases, Brooklyn {, Boston II. First base on errors. B' 'ooklyn 1, Boston 3. Bases on balls. off Marquard 4. off Pfefer ?. off Shore 3. Hits and earned runs. off MarWlard and in innings, off Pfeffer l and l in l inning. off Shore .9 and ? in s 2-3 innings, off Mays l and 1 in 1-2 innings. Hit by pitcher. by Shore, Cutshaw. Struck out. by MarQuard 6. by Shore ,. Passed balls Meyers. Empires. plate, Connolly, bases O'Day. left field Quigley, right fielG Dineen
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
La tha Wact

MINNEAPOLIS Minn.. Oct. 7.-The University of Minnesota opened It's football season today with a victory over the South Dakota state college by a score of fl to |. The Gophers smashed throueh the South Dakota line alroost at will also gained ground consistently by skirt ine the ends
 SOuth Darota was unable to brea X through Minnesota'e defense except in tho third neriod when after Q se~ies of line plays. skinner shot around the right end and raced 9 yards for q touchdown.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
II of p, Has Circh

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 7.-Thc Cri- yersitv of Pennsylvania won easily ever the Franklin and Marshall foot hall eleven today The score was 27 70 0
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08

At Austin, Tex: University of Texas l6; Rice 2.
 At Fort Worth, Tex: Texas Chris tian University 28, Austin College ?.
 At Norman Okla: University of Ok : lahoma 14S; South Western Normal O.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
STATE PRESS Vs. TIGERS

The State Press will take on the Southside Tigers on the Polk street lot at ten this morning
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
Faev For Ticere

PRINCETON. N. T., Oct 7-princn- ton 7ofeatod tho TTniversity of North Caroline foothan team hero today. % to Q. After Princeton had run un Q enfe r"r1er of points on the south o~n oloven roaoh Brsh. of Prince ton sent in a string of subs
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08

TouchdOWns: Peters. Marlar Peters. Wiiky. Referee: Bill HoIrel Tead linesman: Bob Roardman. Time of . halves: 10 minutes. Substitutes. high .chool: pinney. Irvine and the rest If tho SOOad
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08

"-'o~~.'' U. 1e-Wyo-,ine U. 10 LARAMIE. Wyo.. Oct. Tn T
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Oakland at Portland Los Angeles at San Francisco Salt Lake at Vernon
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
In Colorado

COLORADO SPRINGS Col. 0ct :. Colorado College opened the football season here today hv defeating the University of Now Mevioo 47 to ?. nqvis the sensational Tiger quarter scored a touchdown three minutes af'e~ r'a-' heeHn. The collepo kicked off and New Mexico returned to the 20 yard line The visitore pun'ed on the second tlav and Davis, catching thc hall on his own forty yard l'nc ron sixty wards to touchdown. New Mnvico sco~nd 2 safety lat" in the fourth period when FTagel Tiger end caught 2 university pasc back of his o,v,, ~oa1 line and wae downed. Fy- ceDt in this period. when the visito"s advanced halr tho length o' the field on a eerins of nasses, the Tiger goal was not in danger.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
THE STATISTICS
Brooklyn
34 10 A g
Boston

sBattcd for Marquard in eighth. +'Eatted for Pfeffer in ninth.
 Roston
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
YaIe's Revennn

N-Trv HAVEN Cono Oct 7-Valn atnnnd for 1agt "oo~e ton "a ~o.h'~~ defeat bv the University of Virginia hv overwhelming the Dixie Collegians today G1 to 2. II was the large~t eoo"o made by Yale eleven in 20 years.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
SPECTACULAR COMEBACK 1T
 ROBINS IN TRE NINTH ALMOST
 OVERCOMES BOSTON'S LEAD

Ernie Shore, After Holding Nationals Eight Frames, Weakens, and Fielding of Mates Nips Visitors Keen Rally
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08

get over the idea what the Alumni could be beaten if the project was gone at in the right manner.
 The two teams lined up as follows: Alumni High School
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11ngbpmmens &nnbifab ont bore
9ages 9iitpric og @eografi.

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'Jeg modtOg P~r3vepakken med SargOl
og var meget tilfreds med den,' skriver
Stabssergent Campbell fra LIST Kentucky
%Infanteri, som sender os ovenstaaende Fo-
tografi. Han meddeler, at da han havde
begyndt paa den 4de Pakke, havde mans
Vaegt tiltaget % Pund, og han befandt sig
som ct nyt Menneske.
jeg begyndte med at tage Sargol,"
slkriver r. T. Sivells," vejede jeg kun 1879
Pund. Min Vagt er nu steget til ISL Pund,
og Enhver siger, at jeg begynder at blive
svser."
"Jeg har aldrig befundet mig bedre, end
siden jeg begyndte at tage sargol. Jeg
tiltog 10 Pund ! Vegt de fGrste 2 Tiger,
og tager til i Vegt hver Dag. Sargol
giver mig Appetit OF S3vn, og jeg vaag.
ner like mere med TrRthedsfornemmel-
Sc" skriverJ. c. Weaver, og N. D. San
derson tilfpjer, ida jeg begyndte med Sar-
gol. vejede jeg lat Pund, nu vejer jeg 100.
ALE fortaller mig, hvor fed jeg er bleven
den sidste Manned"
VII De ogsaa gerne / en- Fart f5ie fra 10 til 30 Pund
godt. solidt. bl'vende KIDD, Fedt og Muskler ind mellem
Hnden og Benbygningen?
sig ike at det er 1muligt PRIV Diet. Lad os sende
Dem gratis en- SOC Pakke Sargol, og fors5g. hvad Diet
kar gore for Dem
Over en- ha1v million magre Mend op Kvinder har
med Glade gjort dette Forseg, og den enorlne Forret-
atSargol er en- TT offer. virkelig esr magre Mennesker
frde. hvor alt andet har s'aaet fejl. Ingen kraftig Diet,
Salve, Massage, Ole eller Emulsion" men en- simpel,
harmless Demanding 1 Hjemmet. XII Kuponen I'D og
$krfv efter denne gratis Pakke ] Dag; vedleg kun lc /
sely til at datke noget at Observation-Disclosures
hamton. N. Y. Tag sargol til Maaltiderne og lag Mser-
Ike til Virkningen. Def vii give Forkla r1ngen.
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krmfn.

MnmGnien nobiliierer. Sra Sion
mc0oelts 2proags. ID @rmeniens
Nrme nal bar lagt iiblte 9oarb poo
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bor posieret Den ipo1ige @renoic
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= EE-
Zig, fioe1 oen iejleoe fra 1%ioltnep11te
l|ElaoS Sen 10be San, fipm SEN
bar noftpret meo fprIte @las5es
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lie al ct TIFF 5fih. gnon11 peb MOI,
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|pr. 100 Collars. 9fu er Sen foret
op til 1 Collar pr. 100. Set pi1er
|uroen og Wngitelien, ser ppffes
|beo 6isle tpife Gberfolo til 5es.
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5maafortellinger.
Mf gbab ariitenien.

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ffolelerer i Damarf, nat 2nrer
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mes, SSa., bar u6lenot ct lille 8inb
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tefamrene, BET, Ser fan boIoe og
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fan bi6t er oct betegnerbe, at Sen
ferite Sortelling be66er Sen mt
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ben finbes / ollie Gortellingerne.
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Japan, Ktna ng
Krtgpn.

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tentcn lom @ngla1DS N%lliereoe, bor
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let Mite11, Ser beo allc Weibler gjpres
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bar faltet ben rep11blifanifc @eo=
ming og lat @e%jierfronen paa D1>n11=
|Sbi=&ais' @ope6. Y1anz5bi=&ai not
flor Gi6en bcn e11elte / &ina, Der
fun0e bore &ronen. gfterfommerne
]of set forrige DDnoiti ifjGnfe6e felt
lite Ell @ineier en- Ganfe. Meaalfe
bil Duar1=5 bi-&ai fr1n1e fire Gro=
mem oglaa' for fine gfterfommere
6e f6rite SEQ men ON ban biI baoe
Mogt til at beffc &inn al 6ets
)Spbn, en- ct an6et og for &e1ten
bigtigere 5pprgsmaal. Set er ifft
ubeluffffet, at &ira peffes en- Gong
meb Gi6en gjennem SSapnns 8oio:
retter = men til en- 1unOan Up.
baagnen er ser lange l16itgter.
Sen guile Tare er ct fortreffeli91
|@fremmebillebe, men Der ct life
1terre @runb til at ,tage set olbor.
ligt / 6e fer1te Mennclfeal0re.
Moget ganife onbet er set, nuo1
man betrogter SEN guile Sare 1on
e1 1ociol Sore, noar man t9nfe,
fig Sapans Sn6ultri paltenoe INF
oper europa - tbi benne u6figt e,
|bi1tnof ret nerliggen6e, og BEN e1
alt on6et emo bebagelig. @uropaS
|Solf bar 10 imiolerti6 lGrt Neiiom
be6 / 5fDttegrobene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

5temnineen i SDiflanb. Sra Sip
benbnpn telegrafereoes SEN 8. Tebr.:
Sen beremte norife @iltorifer Or.
Salb6m Scott, font CT tDifbcnlig>
er ltge fomrne1 bjem fra ct lallgere
0pbolo / Epiflan6 og bar begpnot
en >Hnffe Mrtifler / nor1f Social
9emofraten" 9a11 bnboer, at bele
Oct tpife Golt 1u1 lpngcs otter at foa
|Sreo, life af Grpgt; for ollie er emit
ge ON, at Epiflano life Fam f11es,
men forbi BET CT bIeDcn flart> at
SDiflanos SLENDER og ga iiGr eng
..lan6 bar eront bper 6o0sbreo al
fin Sorb / ollie @cr6e11sDelc og fa11
life Blue ongrebet. Oet bar fist
|minbre UNDER &rigcn c11o EDiflono.
|9isle &jenosgjerningcr bor Gpifer.
ne I'LL faaet 9jncne op for, og 81
er blepet ofgjdrenOe for Golfeltem:
ningen.