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THE ARIZONA DAILY- STATl, SUNDAY MOUNINO, NOVEMBER 1010- i is itt'i Tucson Directory FORWARD PASS TEXAS IB OF ARMY BEATS BADLY LICKED Automobiles, Garages, Repair Shops, Accessories I CHANDLER MAXWELL i fc 0. IT JAMES HANK1NS 70 72 North Sixth i 4'. PHONE 1S-J 'T 1 NOTRE DIET West Point Literally Sweeps Opponents Off Their Feet, Winning 30 to 10; Yale Defeats 'Colgate; Loses SOME 'it- 'i Arizona Players' Perfect Con-" Condition and Team Play Nets. Victory. Over El Paso School of Mines 1j I A t'll rt All Ford Parts and Accessories Tucson WEST I'OINT, Nov.

4. N'otre Dame, which team decisively ik-foatcd West ohn PMaliory 1 Democratic Nominee for State Representative John P. lU'iuomiliir mniiinw for Mate rqtivscntiiiivp, i a native of Ti'iiiM'sset'. lie wax liorn in Jackson ami for the jcicater part of his life was a resident of that-city. Some right years ago he removed to Arizona, and since that time has been located in l'ima ''JlaHory is a lawyer by profession.

He practiced, law in every county of his home state for ten years prior to coming to Arizona, lie was accredit etl first rank among the lawyers at the bar of his native Tennessee, and had bnilt up a lucrative practice when lie was compelled through, failure of health to give up active practice and seek the health-giving climate of lit west. When the Phiia County Farm Improvement Association was organized a year' ago, Mr. Mal-lory was elected president ar 1 has been largely instrumental in promoting licccss of the association. Mr. Mallorv became a candidate for representative on the request of the Pima County Democratic Central Committee, who, bclievin.tr that it is flue the farmers and other residents ot lite count youtside the corporate boundaries of the -city Cuit they have representation, unanimously selected Mr.

Mallory, without his knowledge, as such representative. Mr 'Ij'Ic-'V'- erience as a lawyer in his native state, Ms standing his profession, and the esteeem in wttichhs held to Tucson and Pima County for integrity, tndraicnt and ability, should make him a most ox-etlont end useful representative in the Arizona legislature. (H- venns nfter connnpr to Anznia ir. Mallorv l'ved in Tucscn. Tncti he aecided thtit he could best re- -Knin liia hcaltii hv the free open mr of the country and for the past six vears has been man ins his home on his homestead east of Tucson.

1 1 i Hi By outplaying their opponents In every department of the game, crossing their goal IliiQ at least once each uuarter by straight football, the University of Arizona Wildcats defeated the Texas School Point 3 yearn ago for the first tliuu and flashed aut-h a womlurful forward pass-ln eairio as to cany the soldiers off llieir feet was beaten today by a system of niay which they themselves usea to company such eoort advanlugo at that time. he Army eleven, by a wonderful ex- Phone 940 H. C. REYNOLDS, Dealer Garage' and Salesrooms: 16-40 North Scott Street i nioiuon oi iorwaru passliis, won by a score of 30 to 10. NAVY IS OUTCLASSED i Nov.

4. Washing-) ton Xec took Navy's measure in foot- ball here this afternoon in such stylo as electioneering of our own WE an out for office; we want to be chostMi to rqirosout von in lit matter good 'Iodic. AW have a wonderful following now; we want to increase it and here are jrood reasons why you should Kurort us. YOUR INTERESTS always ccme first at this store. OUR SALESMEN ARE HIRED to work tor you not ua.

You got HART SCHAl-VXER and MARX CU)THES here They're the best In the world. Because we sell these goods, we are style leaders; our values cannot be can fit any man and guarantee satisfaction or your money tack. OUR PRICES RANGE FROM 1 $18 TO $35. 'rr PHIL BRANNEN The Quality More AUTO PASNTIKG AUD Reasonable Charges Quick Work Harris South Sixth Avenue to give the sailors' confidence a severe jolt. Although having the advantage of weight the sailors were outclassed more then the ten to nothing score KING EIGHT MOTOR CARS 4 "The Car of Xo Kesrcts'' H.

A. Turner, State ni i a. YALE WINS IN LAST HALF HAVEN, Nov. 4. After Colgate hail decisively outplayed Yale In the first two periods the Blue came from behind and won a hard fought contest, 7 to 3.

Colgate's eleven was powerful, and splendidly drilled, giving Yale the opposition of the 17-19 South Stone. Phone 8S KISSEL-KARS' TRUCKS of, Mines team on the University field yesterday afternoon by a score of 41 to 0. As the came started out, the Miners seemed to be perhaps a shade stronger than the Wildcats. They received the klckoff ana started to Muck the bull rapidly down the field until they reached tlieiri)vn: forty-yard line, then the University tightened up and from then on the game was theirs. Here Arizona took the ball when the Miners failed to make their downs, arid, with a series of end runs and bucks which culminated in a criseros-s a twenty yard run by lirackcnbury won the first touchdown of the game.

Bracken-bury received a blow on the heal whirl, knocked him unconscious anj ho had to he taken out of the game. Hendry kicked goal and the score was 7 to 0. Dives For Goal. 'In the, second quarter Arizona stalled a drive toward the Texas goal line and after a- series of five and ten yard bucks gave the ball.lo Porter, the Arizona fullback, who dived clear over the clia-ging Texans for a second touchdown. Jlen.lrv again kicked goal.

Then came the first chance touchdown of the game. Ariznnc was to punt out of darn, ft 1 they failed to ma.ke. their natna-ott-li. kkkoff. The Texas safety man bungled the punt and the Arizona end, Hallmark made a pretty pick up and ran the Texas team a brilliant lace for the goal line, scoring the third touchdown and making the score for the first half of the game 21 to 0 in, favor of the Wildcats: i Only Chance To Score.

In the third quarter, the Miners had their first chance to score, when after receiving a forward pass, one of the Arizona men fumbled and Texas got the ball. They started down the field with a series of pretty runs and line bucks until they reached the twelve-yard line. Hero, after they had tried three downs to forward the ball against Arizona's stonewall line, they tried a place kick, which was blocked by a swarm of Arizona men who poured through the line like sand through a screen. Thus they lost the nnlv clian KANSAS BESTS OKLAHOMA LAWRENCE, 4. Kansas "nlversity today scored Its first football victors' since J9 10 over the University of Oklahoma eleven, outplaying the Sooners here their own pet aerial attack and winning 21 to 3.

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Our Prices aro Right DENVER'S TITLE HOPES GONE I'ENVER. Nov. 4. The University of Denver's chances of attaining the championship of the Rocky Mountain inter-cllegiateconferonce went glimmering today when they were defeated by the Colorado Agricultural College champions by a score of 221 to 13. in one of the most stubbornly fought games seen here In years.

AUTOS TAXIS DAY AflD NIGHT lm Bar Auto Livery Santa Rita Hotel J. N. STONEHILL ULGANIZI '-a pi Ginco 1837 the World's I 7 "3 i Best Piano TI ij 1 1 I- vii (ii Lrf JArWH.T.V-iijip i win r' iitfiimaiwa ILLINOIS DRUBS GOPHERS MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 4. Minnesota's hope for a clear claim to the western conference football championship was shattered today when Illinois, already defeated by Ohio State, sprang one of the biggest surprises of the gridiron season by humbling the reputed powerful Gophers.

14 to 'J. The game was one of the hardest fought battles seen here in recent years. OHIO STATE BATS BADGERS OOrXMjrs. Nov. 4.

Ohio State rnivorsityimTeasod its of winning the western conference football ehomptons'hip by defeating "Wisconsin University II to IS here today. The are now tied with Northwest, ern. The teams meet November I 1 i .127 E. Broadway, Next to Ford Garags Write a Note or a letter on the beautiful, fine quality, high grade Eton-Crane-Pike Stationery the very daintiest and smartest writing paper, correspondence cards and envelopes that you can possibly get. We have just received a brand new assortment of thi3 country famous stationery to sell, either boxed or by the pound, at very moderate prices because we bough? (SlfewtMVom the "mill.

The paper is ruled or unruled, and in white or very dainty tints just as you desire. Just call our phone number, or SO. when you have a prescription to be filled, and we will deliver the'mediciue ly without any additional charge. MARTIM X1-DRUG CO.X1 The "Nyal Store" "Never Just Out" Congress and Church Sts. 5 SARIPSOW Auto service Prompt Service We Never Sleep CityCaIIs25o PRONE Day and Night 1078 CAR FOR COUNTRY TRIPS Stand: 33 South Church Street In and Outside Trips NEBRASKA-MISSOURI CHAMPS -LINCOLN.

Nov. 4, In a game niaiked by much fumbling on both sides. Nebraska today defeated Iowa State College of Ames by a score of 3 to 0 and they had of scoring. Arizona took the ball and, after ft was exchanged several times, Quarterback Meyer carried it across the Miners' goal line on a line buck, for tiie only touchdown of the third quarter. Hendry kicked goal and tiie score stood 2S to 0.

In the last uuarter the Miners began to show a sore lack of condition and were practically helpless against the vigorous attack of the Wildcat phryers. whose good condition showed in marked contrast. Arizona had little trouble in carrying the ball across their opponents goal line twice in the last quarter, although they did tighten up pretty strongly for three downs with the ball on their one-foot line on the first score. Porter made tiie first score of this quarter on one of his bullet-like line plunges and Hendry kicked goal. The last score of the game came when Meyer carried tiie NEW TIME TABLE.

DAYLIGHT RUM. thereby retains the championship of the Valley conference. HARVARD BEATS VIRGINIA AMBRllXJH, Nov. 4. Har yard's football team beat the offenso Of NOGABES STAGS Leaves Scott and Congress Daily at 2 P.

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the Crimson's high score of the season, while an Impervious defense held the southerners at midfield the entire game except for a few SOMMER SAYS HE LL WIN WITH AGGIES BULLETINS INTEREST TO INDUSTRY Automobile owners in ttiolr fiK'rt fr fhiaiK'r Rasolino aro ht-inir iihlcd ly nt si'li'iitifii' cxpiTt. is eviilt ru i .1 l.y Twliniral I'aiitr No. It Jusl isif.l liy the Hurra of Mini's, Pcpui'ioK'nl 'f (he Interior, tre ats nf iiiKli-rKraumis hall over on another of his famous lint plunges. Hendry failed to kick goal and the -final score stood 41 to 0. Varsity Has Improved.

Arizona's kicks, punts, line work and backfit'ld generalship and play in general was a hundred per cent better thar. in the last game played on the home grounds. Porter's line plunges, Meyers' quarterback runs, Crawford's returning 'i MICHIGAN OVERWHELMS ST. L. ANN ARliOR.

Nov. 4 Michigan'; powerful football eleven overwhelmed Washington University of St. Louis, GC lo 7 here today. The team was ton light to witlistand the battering attack of Yost's men and in the last period, Michigan scored almost at will. I When You Buy Your Xmas Presents SiLVERBELL STAG KANE'S punts, Bra'-kcnbury's usual hard hitting, and McPherson's great work on end Leaving from Opposite Southern Pacific Station day, 8:30 a.

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SCHNEIDER'S AUTO SERVICE ymi should he well informed as to quality and lriec of Jewelry. We Invite Your Inspection our line, and feel sure that we can please you as to quality and price. runs became such regular features that they ceased to he things to remark upon. Barkley, a new guard, proved to be a mountain of strength on the varsity lint and the rest of the players worker un to their usual standard, never slacking. The Texas left end, Greenfield proved to be the quartz streak in their line-up.

He became so good that Arizona forgot to send any plays around his ehd in the latter part of the game. The line-u; was as follows: Texas Greenfield, L. E. Gardner. L.

T. Roberts. Tipton and Johnson. L. G.

R. Black, R. O. Pomeroy (Capt.L R. T.

L. Dailey, R. K. Barron. Ijmax.

L. II. R. Walker. F.

B. Madden. Harris and Collin-son. II. L.

Arizona Hallmark. L. B. Hendry. L.

T. McOowan. L. C. Lynch.

Barkley. Renaud, R. G. Turvey. R.

Marlar. Wowney. It. K. Meyer.

Crawford, Q-: Brackenbury nnd Crawford. L. H. Torter. F.

B.v I'herson. II. L. Officials Referee. Captain Riley: Umpire, Lieutenant Hobbs; Field Judge.

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THE RESULTS IN BRIEF Wisconsin, 13: Ohio State, 11. Minnesota, Illinois. 14. Indiana, 0: Northwestern. 7.

Chicago, IS: Purdue, 7. Notre Paine, 10; Army, 0. Washington, Michigan, fi6. South Dakota. Michigan Aggies, 3.

Missouri, Texas, 0. Kansas, 21; Oklahoma. 13. Nebraska, 0. Western 53: Oberlln, Crinncll, 21 Drake, 00.

Harvard, 51: Virginia, 0. Princeton. 42; Ituckneli; 0. Yale, Colgate, 3. Pennsylvania.

Ill; I-afavctte. 0. Cornell, 15; Carnegie Tech. 7. Pittsburgh.

48; Alleghany. 0. Navy, ti; Washington Lee, 10. Tenn State, 79: Geneva, 0. Urown, 42; Vermont, 0.

Syracuse, 10; lartmoutb, 15. Maine, liowdain, 7. Williams, Wcsleynn. 0. Rutgers.

It; Holy Cross, 6. Amherst. 14; Trinity. 0. Johns Hopkins.

Swarthmore, II. Boston, 37; Rhode Island State, 0. Ursinus, fjeorge Washington, 0. Union, 4.7: Rcnsnlaer. 00.

Carleton. SO; Bclolt, 0. I.ehigh. 9: Muhlenburg. 00.

Pbkinson, 22: 0. New Hampshire State, 22G: Connecticut Aggies. A. Colby. 23; Hates.

7. Hamilton. 20: St. Lawrence, 6. Sl Louis.

0: Creigbton, 20. Denver, 13; Colorado Aggies. 21. T'niversitr of Nevada. 7: Davis Farm (California).

7. Rice. 2: Texas. A. 17; University of Arkansas.

Henry KcnlEll. Oklahoma A. 13. C.eorgla. Auburn.

3. North Carolina. Virginia, Toly. 1). Fewanee.

Tul vne. 0. P. M. ELSAS iamondi, Watches, Jcxctlry 42 W.

Congress 8t iro.i. iiiv I Stao Line U. S. MAIL Fare Tucson lo Oracle 1 EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY Leaves 754 V. Pennington Street, Opposite Parkview Hotel, 7:30 a.m.

Telephone 915 Win. Xeal, Prop. nnbli: ati I available for free distil- I an 1 apiiiicinu are aske-1 to eo- in inpurirur an enuitaMc lv pflf-ctincr publications that are i.f Rfoo. all pa- Varsity Second Team Defeats Phoenix H. S.

p.i. iai be Iw oril'-r'i hv ijimiln-r a ioi 1. ad lr'M' to the --i---f itor of 'lie li.tr'-au of tVash-'npton. T. a Coach Frank Sommer.

Earle nomiftfiton, of the Rminp-ton Company, Los Anyekfl. was -in town yj-tfnlay, in connection with tho construction of the nw Conpolidatf 1 Nation Bank r.epilb!ieatlon. Frank Sommer, coachinrr the DR. JEREMIAH METZGER Practice limited to Tuberculosis Diseases of Heart and Lunss Office: Arizona Hospital 125 South Stone Avenue Lnwton Bros. Co.

Public Accountants, Auditors, Systematixers Will keep ycur accounts monthly for a reasonable fee Immigration No. 7, Tucson Phone 648 Michigan Aptric3 this season, plans kotice por publication to give the school one of its strong- fw.T-M of the interior r. I iia est teams in mor.v seasons. Sommer i i'hn. Arizona sent.

Notiif i hi-iiy eivpii tiini terrain replayed fullback with Penn in y.n) ArWmfl, on! 92 DROWN WHEN SHIFS COLLIDE IN STORM I'HOENIX, Nov. 4 The fnlvc-j or Arizona second team beat the Phoenix high school eleven here this atierni-on, 1 to 6 The University scrubs "mrvayed the high school. Finney's 90' run for a toui-hdnwn was the feature tiie game. At Redlaml. Cal.

Occidental, 21; of Rediandg 7. At Claremont, Cat Whittler. 14: "'raona. 3. and 1909 and last year he coacned tne nmrv.

No. Villanova te.n that beat the Army. I'f. sK'i Before that he had cached Mercers- yXP dtiu: burg Academy and Colgate. or m.iti nre vnr i -of To nl.iiFh i.i:m to tho lam! TIKI.

FAST, Nov. 4. The loes of life in the diPBPtf to the famrs R'trUv-: and Connemar Only two pr sons are kr.nwn fo h-ive bpn 1 t-'rTf II. Eir'-nr ARIZONA HUMANE SOCIETY. Tennessee.

12: University of Chat The cri of the Utrirver nu icr T. N. STEVENS Civil U. S. Mineral Surveyor Tucson, Arlr.

Ret. 15C0 E. 7th St. Ph9re 10? -M Dr. Samuel H.

Wntson Praitice limit-d to Tulierculo's, ili.M'BSfH of tiie Heart anl Lnns. OflifCT at Arifina 123 South Stone Ave. Mione OHiec hours, 12 to. 2. tij- anit'iptnirpf.

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IJarr II. Wr t. I jus Trras. ITHt r.T.s of rraelty to special twrnes Fern-m nffirers: F.au A i-nor, H. r.i.

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Brown Co. Adv. 7. Vanderbill. fi7; Rose Toly, 0.

ftrinnell. 21: Drake. 0. Oregon, Washington. 0.

Fmtthern California. California. South imkota State, Hamlin. 0. IS.

one of whom. art on- pt nscr of th OYmnemara, wtre The twn VPtol. lip rp.irtty suihmrree! within sieh nf Inn. I. H-avy posj are hrfctn? orr Ihf-m.

1 i SHERIFF MILES.