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Canon City Grid
Team to Meet Fast
Springs TerrOrs

The next grid game oi the season
on the local gridiron will be battled
next Saturday afternoon at s:30.
The locals are in the very best
condition. having had some intcnsis"
training the past week. and also with
Capt. Pigg in the lineup, strengthens
- greatly The latest dope iron.
eacn Hickey Is that the team is ~
the best OF condition. lie expects to
naict defeat on the Terrors they
will not soon forget, rs they have
offered one defeat in the last few
years.
The Terrors defeated the Apple
Pickers in the first game of the sea.
on on Washburn field at Colorado
Springs. and II was only due tn III"
fact fhat the Terrors had more eSpe-
rience than the locals. The Terrors
have met but one defeat this year.
having been on the short end Of the
score with the Cheyenne Wells high
school team on the home grid.
The locals have long been workius
20 win game from the Terrors. and
they are going out to win In the com
ing contest.
Coach Hickey's team has something
new to spring on the visitors that is
believed will turn the trick. The 10
calls in their last game with Central
team OF Pueblo. showed up well, and
It is anticipated better showing will
be made against the Terrors than IN
he opening of the season
The Freshman class OF the Apple
Pickers' school is handling the pub ic.
ity for the game. and the members
are doing 1t In fine style. There IL
little to say in the way of comment.
as the display windows downtown are
eiying publicity TO the fact that a foot
ball game is scheduled, and some of
the windows have been decorated in
the colors of the school. and one win
dow particularly is noticeable. that of
Tho Record. and every detail used in
the display was made by members Of
the school. 1t is anticipated that the
Apple Pickles grid win be the scene
n misunderstanding crowd Saturday
as It Is one OF the big events Of the
school year. z
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MANY N DOUBT
AS COUNTY RACE
VERY CLOSE FOR
VARIOUS OFFICES

Up to l O'Clock III cerrnoon out
side retu' Ms from the e;e 'tiou ~ere
sill .uiss,n@ f;om four precincts OF
Fremont county. representing. posi-
hlv an asgre-a:e of SD Yoses- The
lie ncuens precincts sfe No. 3 OF FLOR
Ell q. Hillside Oak Geek and Coal.
dale. Thirty-one precincts OF FIRE.
mont county have unoHicially re-
ported and the genera results of the
votin- II them are known. ~ can oe
prelt well gau-ed rom the data On
hand. Partial returns nom % pre-
incis in ,he county give Harding and
Coolidge 1890: Cox and Roosevelt.
$50: Nicholson. 22:6: Scott. 1885;
Thomas. - Shoup. e,i36; Collins.
i.alS: Hardy. 2.46i; Burris, 1853:
Colgate. e.205: Durfee, 1888; Linkins.
2e44. Mclean. 1.1sS.
From the best information obtain
able at O'Clock this afternoon the N
dications are that the les slative and
county tickets here. and possibly the
judicial ticket will be somewhat
mixed in their makeups between the
Republicans and Democrats. but with
the Republicans predomiuating- The
election of Jonathan Seaman as coun-
t. c ERIK and recorder is assured by
a big plurality perhaps, the largest
on the county ticket Walter $ Full
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Republicans Will Control Both the
House and the Senate; Kentucky
And Tennessee Go to G. @. p.
Landslide More Than Most Optimistic
Republicans Expected; Harding will
Have fully 351 Electoral Votes; 81
Republican Senator's; 273
Congressman

NEW YORK, Nov. s-The sweeping Republican victory
throughout the has brought Harding 3s
The Democrats carried the solid exception
and Kentucky.
The indicate that Republicans have
senatorial s4 through
The Republicans will the of
than according the partially complete
They will have members the house and the Demo
I6o
landslide than the optimistic Republic
had for.
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High School
Students Take
Straw Vote

In common with the legally quail
fed electorate OF the county-at-larce
the students of the Canon City high
school voted on Tuesday on the 7resi-
1ential senatorial, congressional
state and county candidates TO- oifire
The balloiing was conducted In the
most dieuided manner. and rs nearl
in accordance with the law govern
ing such contests as was possible hn-
der the circumstances. While on y
a straw vote IL probably indicated o. :
truly the political preference OF thase
tskins part in it as the ballotinc uf
their forebears and seniors did ut thu
appointed polling places i'm the vari-
Gus precincts OF the city. The eleo
ton was carried on with the utmost
Fecorum and with as much conscien-
tious and devotion to convention as
could be shown scrupulous and exact
Ing citizens of the republic. The in
terest manifested in the outcome wa
intense. and the results looked for
ward to with great anticipation by
the partisans and supports of the diff
ferent candidates.
For president the result was: Harl
ing. 166: Cox. III; Deb. ..
United States senator-Nicholson
lTs Scott. 101; Stevens. .; Thomas :
Congressman. Third congressional
dtstrict-Burris. 60: Hardy. e1S
Governor-Collins. so: Shoup. 1e6
The vote on the candidates for
county OFFICES. is too long for publica-
ZION at this time. The Republican
nominees led in the balloting. The
vote of the students on the initiated
an referred bills follows: No. 1. fix
ing hours of employment OF firemen:
Yes. f51: no, 81. No. .. relating To
chiropractic act: Yes. 43: no, 9s. No
5, creating the county OF Limon: Yes
20: no. ST. No. 4. creating the coun-
ty OF Flagler: Yes. so: no. 81. No
5. the tri-tunnel measure: Yes. 22;
no. 1l6. No. s. appropriating funds
for a state hospital for the durable in
sane: Yes. 155; no, AZ. No. Z. au-
;hurizing additional mill levy for the
state educational Institutions: Yes,
HoS: no. 81 Observation-Disclosures
fCprftpuat on Page Eighty
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HARDING POLLS
NEARLY 6 MILLION
MORE THAN COX IN
RECORD BREAKER
New York Gives Harding Over
Million Majority; Penn. 700
900: Ohio 100000.
80 .ii-a Press,

NEW YORK. Nov Sit is estG.
mated that Senator Harding poiled
nearly 100000 more votes than Coz
n the election which broke all rec
ords for political lands de. "
state had ever given a presidential
candidate more than 5bo ouu plurality
before. New York gave Harding 81
nrotabls lead OF more than 1.ooO. .ooo
PENNSYLVANIA more than 100000 and
illinois more than 500. .00o Ohio :.
expected TO give Harding 100000 plu
raliiy. and California probably wiz.
gave him a plurality If more thai
TOO 000
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CONTINUED ON Paee Elgh,J
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The Republican Victory

The the American people has
been rendered and the who
" not enoorse the hndss OF the the great
contest through which the country passed but hat is
is oonourred IN by overwhelming majority citizenship
proclaimed by the dispatches to us from all sections
Oh e repuoh Adherents OF all political parties will parioca
accept the result and have in times
past that God regns and the government still lives.
10 the Republicans of the of the ballots on
was not SO much OF conflict avalanche
landslide that buried he opposition load of popular dis
approval from which 1t will have difficulty extrcatins itself
ne enormous triumph OF the Republicans in the nation at
large and IN the state of Colorado aided and beted bv
'' Vi men ana women OF other who believed the
issue to be determined polls Our country and ,s
independence versus Europeanade league
would restrict liberty freedom
ms issue was clear and unistakabe during closing
OF the campaign and made the deuge of against
COX and his supporters certain and inevitable
there was injected into the campaign by the League
formula of governmental administration that
sands OF the Democratic party perncous
extreme Its doctrines appeared them threaten the abro
CATION and remuneration of American ideals and principles and
they arayed themselves against them and by their and
condemnation reegated them let hope hopeless OBJ
ivon.
many years has there partisan victory
sweeping the achieved Republicans and their
allies 1t was in the nature of things Republican
and the states north of Mason and Dxon line from Maine
New York from Minnesota the Ohio river and westward
the Pacific make nearly
the polls for Harding and Coolidge possible
The Republicans should be pleased but exultant
their triumph and should put government policies new
life OF vigorous Amercans that will equal rights
Justice to all citizens whether home abroad
by the help of God prosperity happiness financial
noc and industrial sanity the than people
that live under the protecting folds of the Stars and Stripes
The indications that Harding his cabinet
associates whoever they be- will strong backing
both the senate and house with
them IN their administration of affairs Let hope
administration may be wise progressive and satisfying all
First of all let hope that it will patriotic American and
that will bring in its blessings vouchsaed
under the constitution. e@rl1-z&sss
s4sa
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MISSOURI GOES
REPUBLICAN Is
BY
RETURNS
tBy United Press,

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Nationaiiy
the election shows that Harding 10
gaining more ELECTORAL votes. 1t u
believed that he will receive nearly
400. Missouri and Tennessee are
both going Republican the vote now
indicates Kentucky Is becoming
doubtful for the Republicans on the
face Of the late returns. Victor Be-
ger was defeated 70 reelection IN
Wisconsin.
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Cox Sends
Harding His
Congratulations
ny Gst,~< rresa-t

DAYTON. o.. Noy. Gov. Cox
sent congratulations to Harding. thas
:ormslly concedinc his defeat.
The message stated; In the spirit
II America | accept the decision OF
of the majority and tender as the
defeated candidate my congratulations
and my pledge as a citizen. my sup
port TO the xecutive authority ia whai
ever emergency arises"
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Shoup Will
Carry Colorado
By Over $4,000
tsy u.,,ea Press,

DENVER. Nov, 3.---Colorado con
tiues to swell all Republican plurali-
ties ms the late returns come In.
Shuup will carry the state by nearly
$4,000. II the ratio Of gains continues.
Nicholson also continues to increase
his lead.
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HARDY CARRIES
HIS DISTRICT BY
1000 MAJORITY
Seaman. Owens. and Somer-
vile easy victors, others still!
in uncertain class.

Congressman Guy [. Hardy will p
.e-eleeied by between 5000 and 4,d'-
votes. unoff c:al advices from vsrioA
,Contipued or Page Eh.htD
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Sport Chatter
Undefeated.

Yesterday at Forbes Field before
some 10000 more or less rational
fans, Pitt and Penn State battled
to a scoreless tic in a game that
was to nominate the uncrowned
champions, Of the east. The result
OF the game leaves the uncrowning
ceremony out of the question.
These tie games are much to the
rum dun. SO to speak. Like near
beer. they leave 50 much to be de-
sired. Pitt men can say If Herb
Stein had not made a poor pass, IF
Davies had not been hurt, ETC., and
State can say lF,F it had been dry
field. IF our backs had got aawy
IF Halnes had not fumblcd SO
much
But the simple truth is that IF
Cox had been running on the Re-
publica nticket he probably would
nave been elected. but he was not,
so there you are. From all accounts
it was Il mighty fine game, and be-
sides about 10000 Of the common
herd. Walter Camp, Bill Roper, Tad
Jones. AIonzo Stage and one or two
other big lights came some distance
to see Il real football game, show
ing that I'LL the big games are not
staged at tho Yale Bowl, the Pal
mcr Stadium and Stage Field.
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TURK ON TRIP
WITH VARSITY
Reward for Faithful Ser.
vice Given Most Ubi-
quitOus Athlete

MoRGAHTowN, Nov 2s.-It
inst came to light today that
"Turk," the most ubiquitous athlete
West Virginia ever boosted, was
carried yesterday to Little" Wash
ington as a member OF the varsity
grid SQUAD. Only thirty-three OF
the sixty men in the Varsity and
Freshmen squads were taken in
uniform, and many wondered why
"Tlrk' was taken when he had
played neither with the Varsity or
the Freshmen, or even regularly
with the Varsity or Freshmen sec
ond teams But it was a reward for
his kaithfulness. Turk" 81 not a
giant IN size, and he may never be
a football player OF sufficient high
grade to make his insignia here, but
rain or shine he is always on the
field and he Is perpetually filing In
He Is full OF pep and ginger and
can go through the motions OF play
ing anywhere on the line or in the
backfeld. Being always first on
the field, he was frequently chosen
by McIntire to fill in the place OF
Emsweller at center, or Martin at
fullback on the Varsity in signal
drill, when these worthless were de-
layed at laboratory work, and 1t
was the same whether it was
tackle, guard, end or haltback, or
even at quarterback.
Hense, though many men were
sent to Washington via taxi and
not in uniform whom are regarded
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lin Field, Philadelphia. The Penn
team was picked to be a. mighty
good loser by several touchdowns
and instead turned out to be a
mighty fine winner by several
markers. The Penn forward pass
ing system which worked with
much SUCCESS against Pitt in the
game a few weeks ago was again
in evidence yesterday and resulted
in the first two touchdowns, while
the general team work OF the win.
ners was all that could be desired.
II Coach DobIe has been looking
for a good excuse to have splen-
did weeping spell, he sure found
that excuse yesterday. II he didn't
cry himself to sleep last night, he
Is not as careful OF his reputation
for being the best weeper in foot.
ball circles that he should be.
The gridiron season is Just about
over. Tomorrow the Army and
the Navy will fight it out at the
Polo Grounds, and outside Of the
fact that there will be a large
crowd present, we won't venture
any prediction on the game. a
great. International clash is also
booked for tomorrow at Seattle,
when the Big Green OF Dartmouth
will tackle the University OF Wash
ington. Only last Saturday the
Dartmouth team was called upon
to face Brown in a hard game at
Boston. and then the players jump
ed aboard a. train and started for
the far west. If they can land the
battle tomorrow, after about five
days on the 'rattlers." they sure
have some football team. We are
from the east and hope they win.
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Had Beckie.

The Red and Black yesterday
evidently figured Beck was the
West Virginia man to fear, and
they covered him up right we'll, ac-
cording to all reports, covered him
up better than he has been covered
all season. This was one of the
reasons why West Virginia was on
the short end of the battle, and an
other one is the fact that West Vir-
glnia fumbled at the opportune
time for the Red and Black, who
seemed 10 babe been right well
drilled In the art Of following slip
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'Igi DEADLY
NARCOTIC ON
MARKET NOW
Funeral Procession Today
for Football Favorites
of Yesterday
Y ~ ~ LARRY.

y. ~ BY LARRY.
Generally speaking we would say
thatiithe, most deadly narcotic or
the fentire bunch Is the football
dope
H. this be not so, then why ali
the Funerals today for the football
favorites OF yesterday, to wit Cor
nell a fayorite over Penn got wal.
loped $50; West Virginia a favor
4 tie over Wash-Jeff fell by the way
side $50; Penn State favorite
: over Pitt was held to 90 and out
played, an injury to Davies pre-
venting q Panther score, and SO
on and 30 on. Marietta a favorite
oyer wesleyan managed to pull
flirofigh with a GO victory, very
lucky victory reports say.
Z West Virginia football fans
should 30. delighted with the w. &
81 Rfdla In one respect at least
< Al fhAEBs the last defeat for the
team this year, unless they play 4
post season game.
Z And II any West Virginia fans
perchance lost money on. the game,
( they have none to blame but them
selves for did not "Tubby" McIn'
tire give out a statement just be
fore the team departed for Wash
fngtoh telling the fans not to bet
on tie game, "Tubby" may not be
the greatest coach in the world,
hut 1ia sure can hand out the cor,
rect DOPE to the betting fraternity
Russell Stein, as a testimonial
to Dave Morrow who is going to
giveup-th coaching job at Wash
staged Roman Holiday at
the expense of West Virginia.
crashing over the goal line four
times tor touchdowns in the first
woo periods, And while Russell
was stunning this game single
handed for the Red and Black, his
brother Herb, who plays center for
PITT kept the Panther from victory
over the Mt. Nittany Lion with a
poor pass from the three yard line
( IN the second quarter, when it
sened certain that Pitt would crash
Through for the winning touch
down
Perhaps the most surprising up.
set ef the "upsetty" day was the
way the Penn team wallopcd Cor.
neil IN the annual classic at Frank
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Home Hector.

Cornell went through the season
until yesterday with one defeat,
14-3 by Dartmouth, while Penn lost
to- v. NJ. /. 27-7, to Penn State 2S-7,
to Pitt 27-21, to Dartmouth AL and
then walloped Cornell $50. Carne-
gle Tech beats w. & ]. one Satur-
day 60, while West Virginin is
beating Bethany 200. after Beth
any beat Tech 40. and on Turkey
Day Wash-Jeff beats West Virginia
$50. Amt dot nice, what?
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Lost Out.

Fairmont High got a terrible
beating ut Parkersburg in the final
game Of the season yesterday, but
the team fought hard all the way
against great odds. Watch Fair
mont next season-they will be
right out in the front ranks, accord
ing to reports going the rounds.
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West Virginia.

The terrible affair at Little
Washington yesterday reminds US
of a good story ]. w. Mason, Jr.
tells about the Yale-West Virginia
game. Some bird who. had taken
on a cargo OF contraband got into
the Yale Bowl and squatted with
the Yale rooters. Every time West
Virginia did anything noble, which
was not very often, this bird would
rise on his hind legs and shout GU:
with much glee, North, East
South and WEST VIRGINIA, Rah
Rah, Rah!" He should have had q
reserved seat at the game yester,
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26

There was a time when it was the
general opinion that no football
games were staged west OF the
mountains near Altoona, but now
there is feeling that the best foot
ball is just as apt to be played west
of the mountains as east.
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Meant What She said

Mabel-How can you be so in.
sincere? You told Mr.. Boreleigh
that you was sorry you were out
when he called.
Marie-Oh, no, my dear, I said
was sorry he called when |
was out. You see, he's likely to
call sometime when am in.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
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Many Victims OfDope On Turkey Day

as more promising football material
than Turk" the latter was car
FRIED with the Varsity, had the adj
vantage of training table meals,
1imousines and sat on the bench in
full uniform.
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II the score was against them and
ten minutes left to play. Ohio's
eleven went ahead and scored the
winning touchdown, sometimes in
Must nine minutes and q half.
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Ohio never gave up. Ohio wasn't
beaten because she never acknovl-
defeat, There was always that
chance to win and the State team
never ALTERED when put to the test.
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perry ball. Possibly the Varsity
forgot the mud cleats for their I'm
ger tips. Can't tell what will hap
pen in the rush of getting ready for
the final game of the season.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26

A goal from touchdown beat Chi
cagoi Wisconsin had the game won
till the last few minutes; Michigan
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Ohio never gave up. That's the
kind Of spirit one likes to see on h
football team. That's the kind Of
spirit that has won undying fame
for Yale.
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gave them q scare; Illinois had
them TO 0 almost till the moment
the timekeeper put his whistle to
his lips for the final blast.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26

Perhaps it isn't quite fair to call
OhIo's twelfth man Old Man Luck
Rather It was Old Man Sticktoit.
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Look back on the season and
note the games Ohio pulled out OF
the fro, won on narrow margin,
won in the final moments Of the
fourth quarter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26

It is refreshing to see such q
clearcut exhibition Of the never
say-die spirit coming westward
from New Haven.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26

Seventeen thousand men enliss
ed in the o. S. army last month.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26

Besides his regular line and
backs-all good men and true-he
had Old Man Luck on his side.
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It is not taking anything from
Wilce's glory to say that all sea-
son long he lined up twelve men
against the opponents eleven.
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Three and I've

Ohio State, champions OF the Big
Ten football conference, has a great
football team. Its postseason game
with Oklahoma, If one is possible,
will be worth going miles to see.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26

Gold braid on the uniforms of
Mexican generals and diplomats
has been abolished.
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Coach wilce, of Ohio, has de-
Veloped some wonderful gridiron
phenoms. Harley, Stinchcomb,
Workman and Taylor are quartet
Of them. Even without the service
of the ace OF them all-Harley-
Wilce brought his team through an
undeteaeed season.