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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

Parks, Palmer and Williams No
on the Clarkson farm in section 80
ls-sw is drilling in gas sand OF
depth OF l7,o feet
No is drilling at 800 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

McMsnn Oil company No on the
Stephens farm in section 30, ls-sw
which drilled into the sand at i G.9u
OF 1870 is producing ljO barrels
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On Miller Farm

Empire Gas and Fuel company No
3 on the Miller farm in section D.,
2s-sw has shut down at 1870 feet.
No 6 has shut down at 1850 feet.
No has shut down at 1855 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On Glass Farm

The Carter Oil company No on
the Glass farm in section 49, ls-Sw
is drilling al 700 feet.
No mas been abandoned at I'LL
feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
Coffee Farm

Lone Star Gas company on the
Coffee farm in section 1, 2s-sw Is
drilling al 1909 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On Cash Farm

Coleord No ! OH the Cash farm in
section 10 ,ls-sw is finishing at
a5.4 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On Houston Farm

Empire Gas and Fuel company No
| on the Houston farm in section .,
2ssw is drilling al 2300 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
Sianda rdizins on spencer .Eurm

North American Refining company
No in the Spencer farm in section
80. ls'sw has reached depth Of
.loO feet and is building standard
rig
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On Dolen Farm

Cosden Oil and Gas company on
the Dolsn farm in section 10. ls-sw
has been abandoned at d depth OF
l4:5 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On Bush Farm

Lone Star Gas company on the
Bush farm in section 3, 2s-sw is
skiddins the rig al 1910 feet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
Brown Farm,

Planet Petroleum company No
ON the Grown farm in section 80.
is-sw is drilling at l79s feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On Bush Farm

Magnolia le,' cum con,as y; \
on The Bush firm N session 3.
-s-Sw Is '.''"g at 1900 fee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On Gragg Farm

Gypsy Oh company No l on the
Gragg farm in section II. ?s-sw is
rig.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

Y. W. G. A. in Ardmore is called
ioT tc.aorrow afternoon At the Cham
Der of Commerce at $3.50 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

for production in either of these as
this We'll is intended Is a osep tes,
and may be drilled 10 depth OF
2lQQ feet or more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
Rig on Glass EARN
Producing on Stephens Farm

Pickens Brothers No Q on the Glass
farm IN section 80, 1s-sw is a rig.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

koxana Petroleum company No 1
on the Clarkson farm in section 30
ls-9w is drilling at 600 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

Magnolia Petroleum company No ]
on the Palmer farm in section 81.
ls-sw has shut down at a depth OF
1000 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
NOTICE

THERE WILL BE A DANCE AT
WHITTINGTON PARK SATURDAY
NIGIIT,--ady. ~.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
In Wafer Sand

Ketch- Wallace No on the Dillard
farm in section %. 4s2w, is drilling
in water sand at 4 depth of 905
feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
kagay Farm

on the school lands in section 80,
ls-Sw is drilling al 1850 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
On school Land

Oh sCHOul Ilnu
Magnolia Petroleum company No .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

FOR RENT-Two light house keep
ing rooms. Also Poland China pig
for sale. Phone lllG. 500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

FOR RENT-Very nicely furnished
front bed room, in private home,
close in. Phone 772-R.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ALL cleaning and pressing, is cash
on delivery, only, those carrying
monthly accounts. Our phone is
1l3. Keep-U-Neat. 9O-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

| HAVE one nice furnished room out
side entrance, to rent TO desirable
person. Mrs II. +. Caldwell, PIG
d street, southeast.
, 1920-09-03
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STA Q

Ol. CTLO1A d "A l1OIN.
Warsaw, Aug. 29th. The Russian
Soviet Government has accepted the
Polish proposals for the transfer Of Rus
so-Polish peace negotiations from Minsk
to Riga, Letvia, it was announced in
d Moscow wireless message the Polish
Government Ireceived early today. De
finite indications were received at War
saw on Saturday that but little progress
had been made at the MinSk conference,
and that the Poles and Soviet repre-
sentatives agreed to a shift Of the ne
gotiations in the hope of lettering con
dItiOnS generally.
Washington, Aug. 28th,-Mr. Daniels
announced today that ne had ordered
the armoIced cruiser Plttsburg to pro
coed from Reveal to Oanzig for the pro
lection of the United States citizens
at hat pore.
Paris, August 29th.-Forty thousand
Bolshevists already have crossed the
Prussian border, according to the for
eign ministry. 1t adds hat they are
all being interned under the direction
OF allied officers
London. Aug. 28th.-Matches finished
yesterday leaving cricket championship
positions as they were, viz, Middlesex
still first, Lancashire second. High scor-
ing has been the feature OF the play.
Surrey made GIG for 6 wickets and Hamp-
shire GIT for 7, both declaring at these
totals and innings of a century or more
being played by Hendren, Middlesex,
Pearson, Worcestershire. Capt. Barrett,
Hampshire, Walden, Northamptonshire,
Brown, Hampshire, Peach, Dunn and
Fender Surrey, and Robinson of Glouces-
tosshire. Middlesex beat Kent by 1853
runs. Sussex beat Yorkshire by 1852,
, 1920-09-03

hampshire sseat Warwick by an innings
and 149 runs, 4Lancashire beat Essex by
1877 runs, Leicester beat Somerset by Al,
Sure beat Northampton by 8 Wickets
GlOucesterShire beat Worcestershire by
9 wickets.
Belfast, Aug. 18th ,-Cardinal Logue,
primate of ireland, in a vigorous letter
read in the Dundaik church yesterday
denouncos impartialiy the shooting of
constable Grammar who was assaSsina-
ted at Dundalk a week ago by masked
men and raprIsalS by the Crown forces
recently in southern Ireland. He says the
poor victim | know to be a quiet upright
man, who never gave offence to any one
in the discharge of his duty. Am TO
be told that this is an act of war,
that it is lawful to shoot at sight any
one wearing a policemans uniform
and honestly discharging a policemans
duty? | prefer 10 call it by ITS true
name, cold, deliberate, wilful murder.
Hence, anyone who plans, encourages,
abeCs or even sympathizes with such
an act, participates in the guilt before
Cod. Equally condemning reprisals,
the Cardinal continues. L know we
are living under the harsh %tyrannical
regime of militarism and brute force
WHICH invites anu STIMULATES crimes,
that all pretense of discipline has been
thrown to the winds, that those pro-
Tossing to be the guardians Of law and
order have become the most ardent ad-
vocates of Iawlessness and disorder.
that they have been ~overrunning the
country and making the nights hideous
by raids, rife-fre, burning and the des-
t~ruction of valuable property, that towns
have been sacked, as in the rude war
fare Of the earlier ages, and that those
who run from Tear are shot at sight, and
that reckless firing in crowded places
has made many innocent victims, and
when these things are reported to the
authorities either Investigation is refused
or some hole or corner inquiry held. But
we have never heard of punishment.
All this produces uni st attacks falling
on the innocent. Crime does not excuse
crime.
Antwerp, Aug 28th, The final of
the water polo yesterday Great Britain
defeated Belgium by 5 to 2, the catch
as -catch-can wrestling championship
Of the Olympic games yesterday was
won by the u. S. Team with a total of
s. points. Finland was second with 8
points, Sweden third with 5 points.
Switzerland fourth with 5 points and
England fifth with 2 points.
Montreal, Aug. Goth, 1t was stated
, 1920-09-03

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
|Yale-W. V. u. Clash Saturday
Draws Countrywide Interest

$50 but mNkcu up Tor his ln,h q,
weight by his lighting HpIru u" md
QuInlan arc the no" "i III" IIho S''
ron At the "thrr guntd wnH h''''
man last ycnr. brcnkluE In nH II r'Eu
lar Ia the nmaI game with w a. j ~"
cam" IT, WuHI FirEIuln from lhrh"Tr
burg CIV. NaD High school "nd
woighcdi rhon go p"undr rh" hard
rst Kind OF work reduced hln I" "
Nero zoo p"undH which h' 'h'nHh W
lust about riKhl West Virginia IA
pruhuhlS moro strongly i"iiIh'h al 'h'
tackle positions than oiscNh'i" I"hn
pnn Who plays the lrfl tackle. 'h"uEh
- West VirEiuiAn. went I" S""I 'hI'"',
rrrp ia weigh" 'nt I'"""hH "''"
played "", snuI" Il" '"H"l"' h"i' l"
1910 ,fn, gUIng 4" VA p"i"lA".
al ,IEhI tackle. W'lEho thI ""h !"
G,.si,nan ,hIn t'"i f,"in M"G"h"h iN
va H".",I h"Ih I'h"i"" """ I"""
u,.,,, ",' ",iI,' a"i "rh''"'''' """ 20"
til, ihu A,.,"i"t"'''" "Uh '"r''' '"'''
.tIrh .h,"a i",hi'" wat N"n'"'"
. ,l, l,.Il ,II H., 81 ,,''''d" i"' ~''Uh'
i.mr."r I". Ii".'l'" ih' r""'''"'
toad, WI. "."h' 'i""' "'h toe ~
..,', tee" L".,'''s l""' I"' h"" 80
.LIn.a ..,t =" e" ,"I ~h''' 49," i"i
,,.m...Ia 81 ~,lrL ""d nl', '''""""' '""'
L.II ,,ua. "nd "rr''""I ''''"" "'"h'
It,,, -, .,,t"'rndIhr ,""h'd"' l"' ~
N,n,,t,". Lun,'" 'h," i"It '"''hh
,,,... :. W.d vI,sI"l" b','' I"hI"''"
,,n nud !" ,Inrt"g ~" 'hl'h "'"""" e."
IA, VARSITY -" ihr "ih'' '"'l ." -"
,I,,n., n,turIIy T,,~'''iuI r'''"'"''' J"
h,,td.lL rh" V"rI" Iu"l 80" r"""d"
t.sr lhnu IIe,,l'b ""l "" Il"E"d
,.gulo, E""'h poetic" h''" y" ~
h,,td.In nnd ttaIilh a." h"'n "''r'
81 ,,IIhIng f",wrId r""""' ""d 'h''
,,,., ,,n,h md hulh NV" 'h'w 80
,,,r,.,u. advantage M"rlh"ih 'n'""
n,IrIrnn, n"m fri''"""' Nv v"
IIlRh school
The 'V.rrlty iodrn ~" "u'',""h "h",
,yrrnpor lEG puunda IN w"lFhi ""d ~"
,,I,hit arc net padded ""h o." ""'''
,,lurI cn,h Monday f"ll"wWF 'h'
y,mcr The aggregation ~ '"'inl"lF
',,,, nr the hon yion, that W"Hi N'rEln'"
In, aver hen. oven "u' webbing ~"
front ,rnns on which Hurry W
yos, KrchH. Dad WHIT" ""h "'h"r
old ,Inc Iu,nlnatlru played "r"" ~ ~"
carly nlnclloH ,,
no d.Ic Wo-t virginia hhr player
four K,mcr. winning hnndIIy rom ""R,
vlrglnIa wesleyan. M old rival, M"
rcnrTr Washington Univ"rRlty. being
,IcL hy Lohigh and beaten by flt''-
hurEh Tho tcam, however. han not
yc, reached ItH real strength and when
ih,i lime Conou WCNt VIrElnln ~ going
10 he iroublcSOm" for tn" best "' INC
Eastern rlcVcns In the opinion OF
critics who haV" seen the, 'e"i" III ne
ZION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
MOUNTA|NEERS LOOKING FORWARD
TOB|G CLASH WITH NASH-[EE

nT 'La,I.,t"n 81 a" "''"r""lr l~'sS
tniy 81 W y /. ""d " !. h'"","'
,HI..,i.at.n L.. . particularly d"-''"h"
eli. f", a.. rr''" "ldi'y "''' 49,
n"~ "H''" ""hliE ""S ~ ne
.,Ili,.u. ln ihI- -a'tlr" - 'h@ ''""
t., .na u, aIi r'"hsA'lil'y 'h" $50"
~ III ."",tr"" !" H. e" """'"l ava"
h,,'
The ,Iy",y h"' -Ss" wet we '"'"
.,,L yy,-hIn,inn q I... has riVav~ h'""
In,on.r Tho" T.. al-'"""I - 'hr'
nid fn,h south -"i"Hv"i~"' l'' lh"'' :"
sIIinsbip - wall ." 4" h""""' Vl's'"'"
wrr' Virginia fr"ii"F, ""d ~" "'' '"o'
hundreds ~ i"'"I ri1w"l 49," "'""""'"
81 hnIh institutions afr "nF'"""'"d -"
tho nocnrl"h - each f"r'h'll """''nT
b.,e bv hundrrha and eH"N thousands
from Huntington, InrhorShutg. NW'"n.
Hiu"n~ld and fr"m every Tow" ~" Wv
iaro IN Tho vhoI" Krrnwh" valley.
rakcr for m urrarl"n that 10 nnHu'
passed IN roIlcKo pihlo,lc events
Tho Additional fact that IN" lat
mrc,InR hctwcon those teams III l"lh
ended -" ap"cIHrulhrly by M''hE"t
uIlhhreynl ~ tn" Mount RinC"r team,
only add. interest 10 the meeting
Washington q Loo. ~ vol NJ W"N
virginia has made rapid plrideS IN
football In tho last f"w years ana mere
Will he brought together hero two or
and they will he watched by crowd
that viii break all soulhern west VIZ
Einlu records.
ARRANGEMENTS are being completed
here tomorrow FOR extensively ndVerth
Ing tho game and an advance sale OF
T.S,rved scat tickets will be hold 10.
ginning a. least IA week in hdVanc" OF
The uamr Only four thousand seats
are available al lAidlcv held ana IN"
MANAGEMENT dsSir-H To dinpose OF these
early in order that Ih,ro Viii So min
imam of disappointment e" mo part OF
thuss Who Same late a"d peThapn h"uS'
ba refused AlElI sh Ion 10 The noh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
HENRY A. {. SCORE ANOTHER
Bic VICTORY OVER ATLEBURY

""ns ialouIlv. hul WsS '"m"H"1 f'"" The
aa,re 80 tho kirkpT 80 ~" beginning ~
~" r.""nh bali whrn H." he'd Ills l"F
badly Injured
DurInK tho flr-l quarter III" I"''
Finders hsd nm sdgo but III" oval r""nin
81 Ia mid flnlh tho mhJ"rlty OF III" '''n"
Tho nrrl T"vr~ came In tho r"""nh p"r
iud when Kludclbrrg"r rushed u "v"'.
zorlca 81 end runr md lin" plung"H hnd
placed the ball on tho visitors t~" yard
linz" Slronp Kicked goal Sc"t" Hen
ryH. Z Atlobury. o Tho half ended nj
tor McMuIlen had booted 10 hU"hury.
tho visiting player being downod on HIS
own 3S-yurd limo.
Al the beginning of tn" second hair
the ball wnE only In htlchury'H pOHE"s-
sion once boforo the second touchdown
was made by tho Ionrys After roceiV.
ing tho kickoff tho visitors were held
for downs being forced To punt. Sorgo
blocked thu Kick and West hcoop"d mo
oval up on the visitors 3O-yard line.
racing the remainder Of tho distance Tor
tho second count. West failed at goal.
score Henrys. IL. Atelbury. D.
Tho roma Under nf the game was score
less and practically all OF tho timo tho
teams were fighting hard In mid field
Aticbury failed To open up as ia" Gus
tim with other leans in the last lew
minutes OF play. hut instead worked
straight football tactics, hitting n"d
Iino and end runs litti" gains were
made through tho East End lino und
ball waH resting on tho Visll"iH own
40 yard limo la tho IionTyH p""hesn'""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
nAgT uHpaaa sowL Ovaa PnHHsr
aLnvMH ~ nAuV FA9uIOA
spOnnD IN auUoHD AHD
TuInD QUUanTHRA
west Mig atar for East aedsrs- ntyomp,
Hadorn ana aapsr hAds Mig
ualna In naokflsld.

Tho Horny A. G turn"d In another
victory yesterday against m" strong
AIrbury. IA eleven an tn" Tunnel
Green grounds tho final acor" being ~
o A largo number 81 fans w"r" pres
snt and although no loud yrll'nE was
done pI.nty OF iutrrrst was shown by
those witnessing tho Enme
when tho visitors tramped upon tho
field IL looked liko walkaUay Tor IN"
locals. as the team seemed TO b" uh
balaned. poorly trained. and several
other defects But the Atl"bury boys
showed plenty OF fight and held tho
Urnrys on many occasions. although the
l.u was In their own territory mo
greater part or tho time.
wsst was tho big star for tho East
EnderE whilo IIadorn. Haper. ana
STONY. who wan Injured wore tho shin
inu Hshts Of tho Horny backiiold
"Buss" grabbed Off couple OF pretty
n,snos and broke through several times.
ihrnninK his man for loss, hanorn
showrd MA old form aud rasembisd
s,.asrd pig. slipping through for tho
n..,.ssaTy gallo On Io" "GcaHlohs
sI,.mp piayad a fins game and gained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
JDHNSON'S OPPOSITION TO BASE
BALL REORGANIZATION FAILS

"vIdonr" 10 Thought mlGh' ""'"" h"t"'"
tho G""r county H'pnd iuTY. We" "
,oconvsnea rurslpy I" ""n'l"n" l'H !"
ycatIFuiiun nf tho Ia rnbnll r"nudh'
In reply Mr. il"Ydl"r 7aid h" cow"
not aon what cnNCt any rurthnr "V'
cnrn coming bofUr" IN" Jury ""hIh nav"
on tn" reorganization question. ana 'h"'
tho timo had com" FOR "A change IN b@""
ball management"
Chicago. Now York and HoHton ot TN"
American League will DO represented NJ
tho meeting. while all Of tn" National
League clubs nro expected To be repro,
Hontcd Colonel Jacob Ruppert ana
Colonel r l.. Huston. ownnr or the Nc"
York Yankees, reached here YESTERDAY
President Chnrles ComiHkey. or tho
Chicago White SuN. tonight said ne dld
not 80 ROW anyone iniCr~stod In the
rssl welfare OF the national game could
object TO the conference" and that he
thought the reorganization plan great
thing.
The conference IL the outcome OF a
Latter ssnt 10 all baseball mon just AFTER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

Ih.hi. was injured IN tho Aams nsY4
ha,IIn nns IL IuIud ala" hut t""VvsyM
""ni"i'"'iY '" rl"f "s1,"a' nv ~" ~
honn inld up sI,hu h"ib hIr nov ~
n, lna ..n,di,i"n .nh since h"I"'l'N 49,
hard wurL With mn. a"fIWr"as INV
raaL both should o." /" Now HsvsN
rlu,nday nlphI ~ iIr top physical Firf,
Thorn var" many hfnls"' bn' n
tnpn,i,niInT Injuries IN the gam. WIZ
tirrrgo Washington h"r" SATURDAY "
npIIo ~ tho fact thPi games " th!s
,hprnrirr usually develop more accls
don't, than dn tho bigger Hnd moro IN
norirn, conflicts McIntlre t"ar" th1t
IN. pbrnIuto rape with which the varsity
,rop SATURDAY may have had effect %
tho team for tho Yale G"ns ana VIII
tako evnry possible stop this w"sR -
onHct this.
MrIntIro will havs ono hnlrbreadth
dccisIon to make this week and that ID
rounrdInE tho ccntrr man 0s ETrSwAHS
and Fuccy have boon running neck aRS
mock for nrst choice for the position
and tho varsity coach will likely not
decide drflniteIy which man 10 start TIL
he reaches New Haven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
LOWER LELAND WINS

Tho Lover Island Junior" 'r""hc"n
Middle Island IN an interesting Ehh"
on the Fair Grounds y"H'"t""y a.,
mann hv M srure Of $50 Not once did
the losers threaten TO score. the oval ro-
naming In thoir territory tho greater
part Of the game. Metzner ana hn"y
were III" big aces Tor the Lower lS.hnu
lads. whiIc CARPENTER was the only star
for the losers.
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n-.s T~-.a S.s wee Tss-- ~ els
n--.- Et.I.a A.'t. -.a a-s'h
aIy.I.y lea ais us'..
MANY LtSOAL EAPs rnOr 10 Ar
TRsD sIa shIrO az OaAAI.ns
-rDa aOs aAVn Mnr
sfa T1Aaa


nrSfdsi :" Ih~ lUl~lllg "n'r'
thatIs-inn t,'i - 'r u-'"'a-E,
h"ve,nhst Elh. 'Js E'ihi'"" '"s"" '"r.
tssaptIre wsshihE'r', ""a l,"" t"lN"'
stlv ard w~a, vl'HIrte t"ly"rsi'y via
meet ~ f.rtdlry meta h"rr ~ ~" s~V""'h
annual hp'lIa holw""" those hIs'"'l"
rlysIs
In 1906 Ihrr" Irarnr nrsi met, West
Vl,rirI, winning WIN tho aid OF
Hurry IN Ynst 81 Michigan fA'uc, by
tho srnre Of ~ ~ IN iabi ~" 80"
nnd E.ms tork pioc~ wrat virginia
again winning 10 IN 1907 tho t"Sm"
.ycrc aEaln brought 'oENthor md Wsh'
virginia won ~ Z THIS WAS tn" Noun
taIneNr'E last triumph t"r H"m" IN
cYpIalnrd cause tho teams did not E"i
together again uutil In iHll. eleven
wears later and then Washington
Lee vAnquIahed West Virginia N-O. In
1914 tho game again staged and
Washington and Loo won n HenAAtional
struEEIc So In 1915 tho last meeting
brt~orn tho two teams took place and
with West Virginia leading by tho score
Of ga and with only two minutes 10
MAY Sol MstEksr who was then coach
Ing at Morgantown took the Noun
taIneer team from the neld and forfotl-
cd the Katus because OF alleged unfair
nee. on the part OF an official Tho
nCore OF ants game. Of course, stands
o IN favor Of Washington Lee. Tho
count la games won, then. In three all.
West Virginia taking tho hTHt thTSe
and " q |. tho Iast three. All nlA OF
the Ean,ss 60 TaT hass boon played la
1baTiaaton aud ba"ausa "f tho oAisian"a
,ithtn TadiuS ar 80" hundred miles
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STEUBENVILLE IND.
DEFEAT BRILLIANT
L-r Gr~ng. n. q T.II Viptim '" HtlH
OuslruHht ~ independents
FINAL Frorp was no

HI"uLo,i, IIlo - D,r J. 1ho HI"uhon
VIII" InIr r"ud"uIu rbri"rl"d ih' IN -
EruuE" . 81 IriIllnu'. ohio. h"r" TO
day. - I" u Th" NHit"rT TlnN"h n
strong Cnin" IN ia" FIRST half holding
tho locals t. one trurhd0wn. but IN tn"
second hHlT their hcfrnH" weakened ~
- rcquIt Of u terrific nnHInuEht. nnh
drove IN" ball oyer ihr""
more times The playing ~ lsu""h" ana
M,HrIdc for St~ubcnviIle featured.
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Chicago. oct ~. hal"r ,'oE"" naH"
ha n clubs viii mes' hero '"m"''"" '"
dIscuau reorganization ~ IN" nSt'"nhl
.,,,o ,xI,h JrnHIdont byron nsu"r"ft
Johnson. OF tho American l~aRn", ana
the nv. clubs which rldrd with him !"
tho night ms, winter not r"pr"HNnt"n-
t,r.,Jb.,t Iohnson tonight said ho
would not attend tho conference. which
will dIscusa IN" lnSknr plan OF r."r
sIoraI h,sch,l under n civilian" tri-
bunaI Of three mon not Intero","d nnan-
oiaiiy In tho game. and doing awny with
the National Commission
Tho fiyr clubs which have sided with
=, An tho American League fiEhts-
II ouiA Detroit. Philadelphia. Wash :
Rrton and Clev~lnnd-aiso have decided
Hof 10 send representatives to tho meet
| Several days ago Mr.. Johnson teie-
vera phed President Sohn HeSdler OF uho
Esfional League saying he did not
him. IL advisable to discuss rsorEaniIa-
ion at present. because OF startling
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r,o.Ii.nIiy dIrh""i"h f"' Va" """"'"
ih. Yarh nu IuI,l"In v""lh new ~" w
hu., I,nrn s-,u,u f""l I""''' ' "
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,.',,I a. ,.,naa pl.nan an1""'
~, III. pope, e., '"h ma ""h ""A
fur IIrutl.I
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West Virginia Holds
Practice With Eleven
That Started Season
martin and Qutnlan BAok In Uniform
Many Bruises Suffered In Saturdays
Dame with q. Warrington

MorRantown. W. Va, Oct. l6-Wsst
virginia starts her preparation for Yale
tomorrow with her varsity lineup At
work for the nrat time since the Eame
with Lehigh when Quinlan. tho big right