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The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

Georgetown, Is; Virginia Poly. o.
Central High, Il; Georgetown Preps,
State. %: Wake-Forest. 13.
Pittsburgh. II; University Of Penn
sylvania, 6.
Colgate, 6; Brown, I.
Villa Neva, Z; Army p.
Haverford. o; Navy. So.
Bucknell. O.; Cornell. 70.
Tufts, o; Syracuse, IS.
New Hampshire. s; Dartmouth, q.
Williams, 8; Columbia, 6.
Rutgers, %; Fordham, o.
Northwestern, o; Chicago, Z.
Wisconsin, 20; Iowa, 0.
Illinois. y; Purdue, o.
Oberlin, 13; Case, 0.
Ohio University, 70; Cincinnati. o.
Ohio Miami, 20; Who Wesleyan, 0.
Marietta, 3; Heidelberg, o.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
RICKEY STILL AFTER
MILLER HUGGNS

st. Louis. Oct. N.-MiIler Higgins
who. yesterday signed a two-year con-
tract to manage the New York Yam
KEGS. was offered $4,000 salary and
ten per cent Of all profits over s25.-
900 II he would remain as manager
of the Cardinals. President Branch
Hickey announced today.
Hickey said he has not signed any
one to take Higgins place and would
not make any announcement regard
Ing Q manager for some time.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
COLUMBIA BEATEN
BY WILLIAMS TEAM

New York. Oct N.-williams College
football eleven came here today and
defeated Columbia to 6.
The New Workers scored their s
points In the first period on two field
goals by Houlihan and Cochran.
williams made its two points in the
second period on a safety and a
touchdown by Brown who ran from
midneld. Strong kicked a goal.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
NEW HAMPSHIRE IS q.
BEATEN BY DARTWORTH

Dartmouth, N. H.. Oct. N-Dart-
mouth won from New Hampshire
State College today. q to 6.
The play at all times was loose,
and fumbles at several times prevent
ed the Green from running up a larger
score.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
Egg, Dupuy and Bobby
Walthour in Bike Race

New York, Oct. 27.-Oscar Egg,
Marcel Dupuy and Bobby walthour
cabled Promoter William H. Well
man their consent yesterday to the
$4,000 prize plan under which the
coming six-day grind will be staged
In Madison Square Garden.
These three stars are the only
foreign talent that has standing
enough to be considered in making
up the teams for the big endurance
test, and their acquiescence to the
new scheme of running the contest
assures international flavor.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
PARKS WILL PLAY
SHAMROCKS TODAY

On their field in Potomac Park,
to day the Parks meet the fast Sham
rock A. c.. at p. m. weather
permitting.
All players are requested to be ready
to play at this time.
Parks are desirious of hearing from
Brentwood A. c.. Mohawk irs., Du-
points and any other team in and
around the District. Address ]. E.
Elicit. 70 Randolph place northwest,
or call Franklin 2136 after d. m.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
PRINCETON nNFORMALS
LOSE TO ARTILLERY

Princeton, N. J., Oct. H.-Princeton's
informal team won what may be
practically the only contest TO be
played this year. when they defeated
the 307th Field Artillery eleven from
Camp Dix, by a score of 7-to-o.
The Tigers scored their touchdown
In the first period.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
CORNELL COMES BACK
AND TRIMS BUCKNELI

Ithaca, N. Y, Oct. IA fighting
Cornell football eleven, the first seen
this year defeated Bucknen this after
noon by a score of 20 to O.
The re-organized Cornell team
showed much more fight than any
commander Sharpe has put on the
field this year.
After the first FIVE minutes of play
the result never was in doubt.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
Yale Still Hopeful.

New Haven, Conn. Oct. N.-Yale
men were greatly surprised to read a
statement by DR.. Brides, head coach,
In which he says that the university
VIII have no varsity football team.
Despite Coach Brides views It is be-
lieved at Yale that the future will
demonstrate to him that Yale men
want such games and that the staging
OF contests would not interfere with
the war preparations at the aniver
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
Zbyszko l. Rejected.

Aver. Mass, Oct. N.-Wladeck Cy-
ganiewtez. Of Saco, Maine, better
known as Zbyszko. the wrestler, was
rejected for physical disqualifications
by the surgeons of the national army
at Camp .Devens today. He was found
to have a defective ear. The wrestler
had been refused exemption on his
claim that his mother and sister living
in Austria were dependent upon him.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
Wins Golf Match.

Oxford. Ohio. Oct. N.-It's war first
and football second at Miami Univer.
sity these days. Before Coach Ridder
puts his squad through its football
practice. he lines up with his players
and other students for a military
drill All hands drill with wooden guns
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
YALE "INFORMALS"
BEAT LOOMS TEAM

Windsor, Conn.,, Oct. N.-Yale made
its first start Of the season today
when the Informal Eleven" defeated
the Loomis Institute team 7 to O.
Yale's touch down was made by
Wayland in the third period on a
short forward pass.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
RACE MEET POSTPONED.

Chicago. Oct. N.-After a con-
ference with the chief Of police.
the sheriff and the corporation
counsel here today, Secretary Pc
tiers. Of the United Jockey Club,
announced that the racing meet at
the Austin track was postponed
until Monday on account Of the
weather.
The track was muddy. and II Is
said that the sheriff opposes the
meet
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
Reds Not After Herzog,
Says Owner Hermann

Cincinnati. Oct. 27.-A report
started in New York that the Reds
are trying to get Buck Herzog back
from the Giants today was denied
by President Hermann, of the Gin
cinnati club. I'VE are not after
Herzog," Hermann said.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

ecTe-I -Icni-s54Faula, >; PittsburEa. Il Touct-
doNns-McCarts %. StrausS Goals from
touchdovns-ses -. Refeee-Mr. Tufts %
lirrwn- JnIire-Mr. NcCarty, Of Germantown.
Had liresman-Mr. Me-rimal suh.tituti1ns--
fcnEslvanis-Rossman for L=rch: Pittshgrsa.
I'cariman for V. Alhouse Iarinr-on fr z
Allhouse. McClcllan for Miller. Piller for No
. Cleilan. Mitsch for McCarer
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

Touchdowns-Canpuzsno Pool McNullan
Goals from touchdouns-Pool. . Suhsitutiuns-
Swift for Davis. Phillips for Irwin. Arnon FOR
Phillirs. Leet for NiokelS IrTin for Amon.
Rozboril for Davies. House for Rozboril Ref-
eree-Mr. Boell. Dictins. Umpire-Mr. Raby.
Gettysburg. Lnesznan-Mr. Eberiin, Pennsyl-
raniA State. Time Of periods-l2 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
War First; Football Second.

Boston. Mass, Oct. N.-Francis Oui-
met and Jesse Guilford Of Boston de-
feated Chisk Evans and Ned Sawyer
of Chicago by up and to play in
8 Aoles in the patriotic golf match at
Bteeburn today. : :
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
Dillon TO Battle Chin.

Duluth. MINI. Oct z.-signed ar
ticles were received from Jack Dihoa
and George Chin for the main oou
here November 3. Chip and Tomny
Gibbons were to have met on AZ
date, but the match, fell through
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
Harvard Plays Tie.

Aver. Mass, Oct T.-The Depot Bri-
gade eleven sS Fort Devens this after
noon stopped the victorious march Of
the Harvard Informal eleven when
they held the Crimson to q o to 0
Fscore.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

Substitutions-Joyce for Tstum, Williams for
A. Pace. Touchdowns-SaTage. Rabenhorst,
Knode, Fletcher (2l, Arthur. Goals from touch
downs-Rabenhorst, Knode t31. Referee-Mr.
Shaw. Ohio Wesleyan. Umpire-Mr. wheatley.
Washington College. Head linesmen-Mr. Glad
ney and Mr.. Kispaugh. Time Of quarters-l2
minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

Observation-Disclosures for Plamonlon, Plamon-
Ion for Hauiean. Donohue for O'RyrEe, Harri-
gan for Donohue. Ferrell fn Fleming. Flem-
ming for Ecrreil, Ingiand for Gary, Williams
for Newman, Russell for Pollock. Solomon for
McKenney. Shenos for Beinap. Stansheld for
Mcdonald. Touchdowns-3elnap C9. St&nsheld.
Iong Wilson. Goals from tsrchdowns-Lons
(5. Goal from touchdowns misted-Long Goal
from field missed-Cook. Distances yards
Referee-Mr. Jack GAS. LehiSh. Cmpis-Mr.
Gibson. Michigan Agricultural Head linesman
MIR. Stearns. Time Of periods-lo nirutes.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

substitotions-V. P. J., II. D. Roden for
Harwick. Yates for Lester. Rangley for Crisp.
Touchdovrs-Glrog. McQuade 81. Goals from
touchdoEns-Dudeck (D. Goals from field miss
ed-Godsey. D1stance-45 yards. Referee-Leut.
Du Bois Ottawa Umpire-Capt Mofat.
Princeton. Head linesman-Mr John Thomas,
Lafayette. Time q periods-2 minutes
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

substitutions- Hopkins. Katencamp for Hearn.
Gould for Jones. Carey for Gould. Rogers for
Rouse. Nicodemus for Hesn; Carlisle, Hood for
F. Godfrey. Touchdowns- -Shefey, Herman, Le-
roy. Goals kicked-Schmidt.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

Skinner for Barrett, Or for Ingram Rhodes for
Martin. Whelchel for Roberts. Touchdowns-
Ingram a., Martin (3, Combs (0, Rhodes,
Whelchel. Roberts. Referee-Mike Thompson. of
Georgetown. Umpire-Mr Williams. University
OF Pennsylvania. Head hnesman-Mr. Murphy,
Of Brown. Time Of periods-15 and Il minutes
The Washington herald., 1917-10-28

Referee-James Fury. GeorEetnwn. Cmrirc-
Paul -CohiL G. W. L. Head lneSnsn-Jsms
Macklefresh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
SITUATION. similar to that which c

SITUATION similar that which existed the lil salient when the
Germans broee through and routed konot armies carly July has
dangerous that previously held by the Slavs (cI
The situation has been created by the rapid advance the center OF the
battle line while the fanks have been slowed
At the confluence OF the Ibroc and Dncis there
made This territory ukowina like the horn
hnoo t, rough ecange the seemingly landed
few miles the north the Germans have succeeded the frontier
the Zbocz and making toward kmenn Podo
good sized city thirty miles north and of Chom
One dispatch from cogrd Yesterday announced that the Russians had
evacuated Kamenet but am inclined to think the premature
for the would be such that the Berlin braggart would
allow anybody to beat hun the OF good
the
drive The that would
konofs weeks
Germans simply would have the Ibocz peme TO avoid ola
tion and probable
opinion
Odessa II hees Ao German striking sufficient step
for Odessa the advancing army here rstme
first line double danger and the ht advance bent
getting kamenet IN double danger
affected sectors
ment based on Chotin that will restore their frontier line.
Mr. Roots CHEEKY RuSS and his enthusiastic and
unqualified that Russia certainly establish
substantial backing the of Stanley Wshbun who
attached to the Root mission major
Wabu the WaSburn rosy family mlcrs by
studying
Russia for the London Times and remained
like home He speaks Russian like
Wburn thinks all right with Russia and the possibility
of detection and that impossible
long the enurc help but feel that Wahurn
the fear for the life OF kerensky who the
The Associated Press late Wednesday dwelt upon trials
disease ravaged superman is enduring
Mr. Wabun suggested that Russia might lose territory
added that territory Russia than oa he used
elegant language TO the same effect
100000 casualties and the remainder refugees and still fight back
of the stuff that quts-W NJ H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09

When man lets YOU do all the talk
ing and agrees with everything you
say, you realize that there are few
sensible folks left in the world
You may not believe it. But lot OF
these Paoiiists who object to fighting IN
the Trenches are married and see no
harm in fighting in the Home
You may not have noticed that all
the Lucky men you know are men who
work hard, mind their own business
and keep their noses clean.
Many man who has too much sense
TO Judge a hook b its binding will
Judge a girl that way and marry her.
II doesn't matter how smart man
may be- he'll bite If you will dangle the
right kind of bait under his nose
When the children are going to
school, Mother wished it was vacation
time so she could get little rest And
when the children are home for vaca-
ton, Mother wishes school would be
gin so she could get little rest
This would he a grand old world II
il it were as easy to arouse Enthusiasm
as il is to arouse Suspicion
The reason why so many young doc
tors graduate every year is because a
man waits until he is sick before he
will take care OF himself
A woman always knows just what she
wants to purchase and just what she
wants to pay for it That is why a
smart merchant gets rich by advertising
Just what he has for sale and printing
the price of the article
The population of our penitentiarie'
never decreases because the country
contains a lot OF crooks who imagine
that they are smarter than the other
crooks
| Many woman who wouldn't think
of encouraging gambling in other way
will advise her single female friend
to 60 and get married
Even when she hasn't any, a womar
simply can't help loving her figure,
What has become OF the old-tash
ioncd man who used to carry palm
leaf fan with him on the street ii
Summer
The only thing we have against tu'
irocks is that they should not he worl
until they look as though they neve
saw a tub.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
COMMISSION PLAN FOR SCHOOLS.

WHILE no one would claim that Oklahoma City has
-" perfect board of commissioners, when exercise
judgment there is difficulty in getting the right kind
OF officials When nobody cares. then we don't get the
rlgh, kind OF men in public office.
But IN comparing the system OF the commission form
of government with that OF the aldermanc form the com
mission method invites the best chances for good city
management OF course. it really is matter of MEN,
regardless of the kind of government be monarchca
commission, aldermanc, trustee other form.
Oklahoma City has the right system OF municipal gov
in operation II the plan doesn't work the trouble
is not with the FORM but with the voters who often appear
brancSs when the time elect officials Oklahoma
City does not TO have the right kind OF system N
operation in the OF the public schools If we'll
adopt commission plan for the school system, we may
find that better results will be obtained for both pupils
and tss9sScrs.
The school board OF h,, city has long been body
that caused irritation to parents Te irritation promises
continue The board is unable to get quorums as often
a, needed to transact the school business OF
don't pay the school board members any salaries prob
ably cannot demand their time could il employed
them for specific purposes in the OF the city COM
miSSioners
Vet when these board members accepted nominations
and elections was assumed that they prepared to
render service they knew what the duties would be; II
thought that they performing their share OF the
duty which falls to every citizen developing COM
munity
Blu, we're getting the kind OF school management
that pleasing the parents OF 10000 children Part Of
the fault is with the system.
The student OF school government is in quardary He
has to the helici that the volunteer school board
far from success he would advocate the establishment
OF school commission, the members to receive salaries
OF the tina, would attract the best men, and the
bcs OF the board to give their entire time to school affairs
II Is pointed out by the student OF school affairs that
we employ superintendent TO give all his time to edu
caonal matters but that the school board members meet
times convenient themselves and the absence OF a
quorum indicates that the board members find it ncon-
ycnient to attend special regular meetings
Under the present system OF board management OF the
schools this school dstrict getting maximum benefits
he commission form offers relief Yet il we don, get
good commissioners will be disappointed. The subject
remains at the pleasure Of parents Do they wish
mission form of government for schools DO they know
of any certain method which will the election OF the
right kind OF commissioners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
CHlCACO'S TEXT BOOK ROW.

TIP Chicago the school board is divided about the
posal to tear few pages out OF the text books. The
aforesaid pages contain favorable mention of William
Hohenrollern.
One member Of the board vigorous in demand
that the pages remain intact he declared tina, to tear out
the pages would give oense German American citizens
This is about the most foolish rot which has from
sny member of school board The kaiser murderer
the so-called German-American citizens must choose
whether they shall be Americans Germans,
We don't have German Americans any more Germany
and America One be for nation or the
other; he can't curry favor with both
The action of the Chicago school board member would
indicate that he might have been appointed by Mayor
Thompson the who can't get his patriotism
on straight That school board member should be torn
out OF the public along with the pages tina, speak
deeenty OF the crazy barbarian who heads prussan mill
tarism.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
THAT SOLDIERS LIBRARY.

NOV we have to gather the books in this city to
send to the boys in camp The Cawtt Drug company,
at Seventh and Hudson avenue already is work
making collections Boys ere employed; also motor car
used and all the books in the district adjacent the
CayU drug store being piled up to be turned
the library for shipment
The volunteer system did not bring enough books to
the central packing point to create shipment worth
sderrg Bu, that individual effort is being put forth
to section OF the city tho pointed out
the city thoroughly and get all the books which
our families spare.
OF course, this method IS OF volunteer nature Just
the proposed whereby individuals urged
bring books to the library But the plan started by the
drug company while volunteer one docs not partake
wholly OF It, and really organized effort the only
kind that wins
So the suggestion already being put into practice with
success ought to others get into the collecting
business II fully realized what books mean to soldiers
in camp, we'd all respond little more vigorously
And any persons who live in the vicinity OF the Cavt,
drug store and who have motor car might call tina,
| apohecary Establishment; the hooks then will he called
for by the hurryup boys who are entering keenly into
the enjoyment OF adding comfort to the soldiers lives
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
"Saue the Waste and Win the War"
THE GOVERNORS APPEAL.

nKLAHOMAS executive, himself a farmer, views the
forage situation in this state of such Importance hat
he turns aside from affairs OF and issues appeal to
al those connected with the livestock industry to stop
every bit OF waste farms. While high prices oi afm
products automatically serving to conserve iced ana
food Governor Williams pleads that every scrap OF feed
be saved 10 prevent the disposal of breeding stock
II will be recalled that few years ago We had dry
summer in Oklahoma Feed was and farmers
we're forced TO sell their female hogs The loss to the
state could not be estimated for stock had to be
purchased from outside points The situation was much
like that caused by killing the goose that laid the golden
egg
Governor Williams is hopeful that every section Of
Oklahoma will respond to aid every other section that
needs aid this time His idea includes the economic plan
of general interchange OF commodities with the shortest
possible transportation. On his farm he is paccng
what he breaches II the advice be followed the livestock
owner will not be forced to sacrifice his breeding ami
mails
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
WHAT THE CUSTOMER DEMANDS.

DOR every customer that seeks low price there are
= many who seek service, few apply at hotels
6nd ask for low down the price list as pos
blbe: bat they outnumbered by those who wish rooms
where comfort and service prominent,
This 10 the day when the customer demands service
III establishment that offers the hest service the
~ gets the most business While bargain prices appea
y many the mere saving Of pennies dollars does
bppeai to the majority.
When people 90 travelling, they more careful in
their inquiries about roadbed equipment safety and tim,
spent in travelling than they to save dollar the
FOUND trip
We don't have to get out of town to being
recorded by those who have something sell and Civ
ing service along with the sales Customers wish service
The price is incidental.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09

The Times has secured thousand large scale the
This July the great
details of roads elevations waterways and hundreds villages
mentioned other available You have
sending so cents cash Circulation
parment Oklahoma City Times you follow the closely
can't afford without this map
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09

California reports an enormous grape crop Those
folk the coast will do well to raise all the grapes
possible and drink all the wine they can while that bev-
erage remains out OF the forbidden list
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
One WAY.

You'd better lend him money. Bill
To get rid Of bore;
And then you won't see him until
The durn pest wants some more.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Correct.

After all" observed the Old Fogy,
there isn't but one satisfactory labor
saving device"
And what is that" demanded the
Crouch
"A bank account" replied the Old
Fogy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09

shes very short. IL Mrs Band.
Rut she Ia very wise:
She must add to her stature. and
Tight shoes increase her Highs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
OLDXT0RIBS.
INNEWTYPB
Twenty Years Ago.
1r0m 7Se TINES TILES

lWouty nko
Don't forget the Conundrum party
Tuesday Acning at Mrs T. NJ Dilleys
at PA Fourth street A musical and
literary program will be rendered and
refreshments served all for ten cents.
From the Yukon Weekly.-The Okla
homa City baseball club came over
yesterday and game that beat any
that was ever played here--for noise
was played with the home team IL
a man don't think we have the ilyest
gang of rootcrs and roas,ers here that
can be found any old place, Just let
him umpire when the score is close.
The score Sunday was IS to IA in favor
Of we unS.
Jake Cantelou, K J. Edwards, John
Carson and Dave Mcclure were travel
ers to Guthrie today
Fifteen Years Ago.
II the streets are dry enough there
will be a practice run OF the lire de-
partmcnt at the central station this
afternoon There are a number OF
pieces OF apparatus which have been
added to the department and Chief
Wilsford is endeavoring to get the
council to purchase stand pipe wagon
and ladder equipment so that the fires
on the fifth and sixth sories OF the
new buildings can be taken care OF ~
the department is now equipped it would
be impossible TO handle fire IN tho
upper stories OF some OF the business
blocks
An open air musicale was given last
night at 107 East Fifth street, for tho
benefit OF the NJ +. church south Re-
ireshments were served This was tho
program.
Overture from King Dodo" ..........
| .,.................... GuStnve Liders
hIss vlrslnin sharp
| Abide with Me" .............Su sullivan
Miss Davis and Mrs Bentley
.paphnes Love Song" "......... souuey
Mr. II G. Glover
0'"' '''''2" Sir" { Il Amcs ,s,'''''''''''
Miss Long
Air From The Rurgomaster ......
Once In the Purple Twilight Cowles
Mrs Mock
LA Morence" ................ .Chami ma q
Miss Garry Warren.
The Mighty Deep" ................ Jude
Mrs + n burrows
~ VIII Magnify Thee" ..... Rosenthal
The Rose" ................... MarZivals
Mrs. G. Il. Ames and Mrs II. c. Davis
Piano Duet Observation-Disclosures. Nevinl
Misses Sharp and Warren
Miss Miriam Richardson, daughter oi
]. NJ Richardson, is visiting in South
McAlester on her way to Bonham
Texas.
Ten Years Ago.
Miss Olive Rittcnhouse left yeSter.
day for visit in Chandler.
On account of the exceedingly heavy
traffic on the Santa Fe the passenger
train from the south was three houri
. late last night
Miss Mary Belle Badrldge OF Ennis
Texas, is visiting Mrs. r J. Edwards
| this week.