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tSewanee Plays Georgia Today on Athens Gridiron i Sntnrday Tech COM to a hvllle for DT Gnrnc. Whit. Georglr. nnl Clemson Play In U.n a Their Srrond Game or the Season. WEEKS GAMES.

ov mbrr ii. I Sewanee. It Athens TV. P. U.

at i 131 i Xoveinber 16. VanerbUt at Nashville 4 Georgia at Atlanta. S. XV r' U. at Sew- a nee.

Auburn at Btrmthg- ham. 1 North Carolina at 4 Chapel Hill- MlsIslppI-L S. V. at Baton Rouge. Virginia-Georgetown at Wash- 0 ioton D.

C. Davidson-A. M. at Davidson. Harvard-Dartmouth at Cambridge.

Yale-Princeton at New Haven. renyIvan1axichIgan at Ann Arbor. West Tufts. at. West Int.

4 Pun State at Anna- polls. Willlams. at Viliams town. Minnesota at' Minneapolis. Lafayette at Syracuse- i- Cornell at Ithlca.

Washington and University at Pittsburg. 1 George yasbingt V. P. I. at Blaekburg.

a Uiekinson. at Lewis. burs- 1 Te1iIgiiCrsinu. at South Bethle- hrw. XIuhlenbiirg at Allen- nyn.

i Wesley Colgate at Utica. i Maine. Brunswick. Holy" Cross lit Wor- stcr. I Virginia at Wash- lig or.

i rst Asgl Springaeld T. S- at Springfield. The football for the week makes sudden get away today when the Swanee Tigers xvith one days rest. after the Tech battle. go to Athens and inkc a claw or so at the Georgia team ever vhom thoy wlll gale a victory.

The Georgia bunch has had noting to do since the game with Iemon on Thursday and to will be somewhat fresher than their opponents. yet this stout not make much' difference. Swsnee haS it been defeated yet. ynd promises- to go the entire season up to Thanksgrlvirg day. unscathed.

men it Is up to the Commodore of Vanderbilt. to lower the purple and. white for the- first time' in 908. The Red and Black will probably play iiout the same team against them to day as she used against Clemson last week. and that will be fairly- easy for Erwin's crew.

Another game is the Mississinji- Southwestern Iresbjterian university at ClarK Y11Ie and the invaders from away ort will win that battle. Tech' Goes Away. Saturday puts the Tech' bunch up against a hot opponent In the Vanderbilt eleven. This is the Atlanta teams only trip of the season. They wit weigh' anchor Thursday.

nlgnt and spend Friday and Saturday in toe Ten- zuessee capital. Of course it will' be a cinch for the Moougin crowd. and Tech' will do exceedingly well to score on the Commodores. as they did last season when the fray took place in Atlanta. But even that Is almost' impossible and the Yellow Jackets will go prepared to take their medicine al though they will play.

football nevertheless and make the most of the argument. The Atlanta nhusasI will not be. without football on the day the Jack- ts are away for Georgia and Clefs- Soul wilI' play their second game or the season this' one to occur at Ponce de Leon park. Its me thing new under the' sun In football for teams to meet twice during a. yet these two are going to do It.

One battle usually decides the supremacy. and the elevens are wil ling to let go at that. It Georgia detests Clemson once It is reasonable to believe that she can do it again but maynot be so In this case. Better Team for Clemson. The South caroUnans put up a.

scruo aggregation against the Georgians in the game Thursday. but on Saturday their full strength will be pitted. and there promises to be something doing. The Red and Black were only able to count through the medium of field goals. This meant that they couldn't but through the line or skirt the nd to any advantage and that was against a.

team with many substitutes on toe roster. Take Clemsons regular bunch. and it will be much warmer for Whitney's team. and at the leastClemson stands a' good chance to score. even if they do not make it an even break for the season with Georgia.

Is rather pleasing to anticipate a. day Or toetbU and not an aching cold for Saturday. Atlanta is full of of alumni and supporters. and the. battle should draw a large crowd.

Sewanee draws the swine S. W. P. U. crowd that plays Mississippi today.

and there is no doubt about how that will. SO. Auburn i going strong this season and' should not have much troupe with Alabama. in Birmingham. North Carolina baa Richmond for an opponent and the odds.

slightly favor the' Tar Heels. Then there are the Mississippi-Louisiana. Virginia-George. town. and Davidson-A.

games to nil out the' day in southern football. Of the big games the Penn affair will be a great one. selcis- Iganders are. determined to Win out and stand a good chance. Pennsylvania tock slumping somewhat since the defeat at the hands of the Indians.

Se Tale-Princeton battle Is another good one and these two hold the greater interest among the heavier teamsJ PERRY. DIXGES. The 16:5 Shut and Ponud Guard Who Played Against Tech In the Conteaied Game. UNLIMITED ROLL GETS. IllF' RAG WINNER Clark GrittlUminp his Highlanders to de Teen for- spring training next will show theAtlanta tans the great.

he has ever Jbrralled. so the dope bas it. it seems thatthe Yankee manager- has Own tire" of finishing down town In the American race. for be Is making a strong endeavor to gather a sure enough bunch and one thatwlll cla up with the Detroit Tigers and the Pox so It Is ed In New York. Piers is what Bozeman flulger ha.

to say of team In The New York Evening' World The JsW York American. League ball duo Is to have a. winner. Exper5meiis we a thing of the past and Clark Griffith has stepped out with a. big bank roll and lined up Infield which hall no superior In America.

Pitcher Glade. Infielder Nlles and Outfielder HernhUl coming to New York Williams lid Hoffman are going. Chaw lies Etberteld and Conroy will. Uike UP Ufa Inner deren. or the Highlanders.

and there is not a. ms In the lot who cant cowd the MO mark in hlttBJg. lid of them. with the possible exception of Conroy can put a hundred yards away In less than U. Everything la closed up and Griffith la skimming along the crosstles to Ms winter.

ranch In Montana. Not another baseball chirp will beard from him utll the white wings have finished brushing on the Central Park snow In the spring. The roll and Frank Farrell's deter- rolnalion hays a winner did the trick. Sow Gruff ti RI4hIasder- owner said sum. days ago you are going to be the manager of my team.

next year. So shut your ears to. all this talk-and get busy. Forget about ezOenesa Her Is a. bank roll which Is unlimited and you can go just ii tar as you Uke.

'You're xm replled Griff. and they. wasn't a minute lost from that until he bad just the tnfied wanted tied up in a knot. Then Griffith beat It tee to we J. The outfield offers no problem Griffith bas Morlarity Stealer Hmphill and Jake Stahl to choose froth.

and you tan play that Into ally tiOll you. please and it will look mighty good. Through the big triangular deal which brings Pitcher Glade. Outfielder snd Infielder Niles to New York the Highlanders have rounded up the fastest Infield la Amer lea. The' new Infield which WuhlDtftOD Hei girts fans will have to greet will look.

like this First btsa Hal Chase. Second bass arry Norman Elberftld. Third base Conroy. The addition of Fred Glad. to Us.

pitching staff Is something1 Griffith baa tried to achieve for thepast three years. To secure him pay Boston DOG for. lobs Ferris and. put him In with Williams and- to eorraIl the three men. The HljJEanders are now.

stronger' than they bass been for four years. YOST AND MfiUaiN FAKED Ct GOTtL4M- WRITER That the recent Michigan game was a. dried up affair. a fake pure and simple. is charged by George Sands.

4 sporting writer on the staff of The New York American. And he says that this is thetway lt was done Michigan knew that Pennsylvania representatives would' beion hand to witness the same in order to get next to Wolverine plays In anticipation of the coming Penn. battle. Jstost didn't want to cut loose all he bad. so he framed up a' deal with Y-eGugin whereby.

the western- era would win by a brace' of field goals. Vanderbilt agreeing. to let them win by figure and not forcing them to use all of their plays. which in short that VandVi didn't put up. her best.

game but- instead let the invaders have practically. their own the' Penn. men were watching the- fray. So the Pennsylvanl4ns went back home with only a. faint Idea of Michigan's full' strength according to.

the allegation. The writer wenton to say that this" was the first time that such had been done" in football. In tact it is the firsttimethat anyone has said that a game was-crooked. Yost aryl MeGugln are probably-has'- lug a large laugh the charge. INDIAN LOVES FOOTBALL' BETTERTt1AN ANY SPORT The.

Evening World. flow can a. football. team of Indians picked from a few hundred manes. to successfully cope with teams selected from tens' awl hundreds of thousands I Any time a crowd begins a discussion of.

the Carlisle rfdsklas Its 18 I that somefel low will spiidc the question. And It rather strange. when you come to thick-it over Isn't It There ara scores of- colleges In this country which have unlimited thousands w' their students from sad still they have never turned out a football teem that could even be looked upon seriously by one of the- Big Five. TeT thue Indians down at with a following so scarce to pick from that every one of them is looked upon a a curiosity. can send a squad on the gridiron that makes every big team In.

America. tremble The' Indian Is no more Intelligent the paleface-and notwithstanding the general- tm pression to. the contrary is no. better phys IeaUy. 60 there must bf a.

reason for this rather remarkable condition hours stay around their hotel brought out some of tM seasons. and hers they are The Indian loves football better th n. any sport his race ha ever known. Olecplays football for expect to malta ti Carlisle varsity or not. Where the.

paleface colleges have fifty men out for practice theIndian has 100. Tie Indian Is always In condition because he Ute. to be that way Wh th he plays. football or-not. he' keeps himself In good physical ship.

Th Indian Jookson football as a. muter- of serious moment and not as chance to cel brat cpoaf of up enthusiasm. Wh the coach tells an- Indian player to do anything he never life limb or Impossibility into the quUtlon. He does It. An Indl nwho eoa4hs tostruetlons feels-disgraced In the eyes of th other students.

When1 an Indian goes to Carlisle his first ambition Isto be a member of the' varsity team Ula tribesmen expect it of him from wherever be Is sent. The Indian player never replies to hi coach. And even If he Is not sure he never asks a rae ion. He dots bl best and pays close attention and gets Itright next um Coach Warner says the. Carlisle Indians are the easiestteam to.

handle that he Ms verkBown Theynever do thlng- wrong twice. Tie says. and. above alltheyynever think. of indivtdualily.

ty ylf pl yyr really tbr heis so vtrongas not wait-to be- told to ttolv. YS. GEORGIA TODAY vifrvyfr i- TigerTeam Spent Sunday Here and- Goes. to Athens. Today.

The Sewanee team that handed Tech an un desirable package Saturday spent yesterday In Atlanta and wm this rooming mike the journey to Athens whet. Georgia Is to played this afternoon. Coach Erwin said yesterday that his out lit went through the Teen encounter without a scratch and are In good shape for the battle today. He will tie same up against tile- Red and' Black that be did against th Yellow Jackets. Coach' Whitney.

of Georgia was In thecity yesterday and spent much. time In' fanning over football with the Tiger tutor. They were talking together at th Aracoa yWCr- day afternoon whenther were asked what they would. pull off' today. Both of them said.

A little game. We are framing It up now. Of cow. the Tsnneuesn. are of adding another scalp to their collection an dthey.

win do It and It should he spread on a huh heavier Uiiu was with Tech. I cant predict the result- exactly. lays Coach Whitney hut Georgia will do her best. All we can do is to work to hold down the score and try to do something ourselfem In that-line which looks rather hard to do. We will play a.

little says Coach Erwln and that's all there was to it. The two. coaches. rave out their ups as follows GEORGIA. Position.

SEWANEE. Lucas. Center. T. Evans Harmon.

i right gusto Thenburg reeds left guard Cheap Napier Tiff tackle TO Evans Delapert left tackle Stone S. Hatcher. rtnt en 1 tUSf1 Colbyi left end Williams at. Smith half SMpp Fleming. left half Leader fullback Xarkle Barrett Capt.

GAME CUTINTO THIRDS WOULD SUIT TECH COACH Coach Bellman wants a revision of. th football rules. Two halves Ijnot the neoper division for the game says e. Three thirdswould be moreto my lilting and it seem true that if the Tech ch had more Intermissions he could do users business. In nearly every the Jacket have played.

theyftav shown better la the secondhalfl th4 fr divided into thirds It stands- to rtason that they raM ha in hg eleven' form. In the- last thrt of th battle. Mr. Helnnan thinks that. It he had mother period of tlm to which to collecttheteam on th sidelines' Jn4 ten them where they bad- left undone th things theyshould have don and passed tp' that which theyrtonld bar hi yfwith UMJbeat of them.

The' tn 4Tilflc ntfrallranagrwt torB iT played hi the YeUo Jackets In the second ialf of the ram with Se SLterday Is an- exaapU bow' tteyrUwia- arMr. little Test And. maybe th Tech mach could- turn" a few move tricks- Uth. gem Were dlTldediatoi three jp ru. his views the coach and advisetbetrial or another man.

The. there Is raoy trouble In. setting-an mauantoiAiu a ttalnls diet. Astmatt vc-f. fact heprefers that Un of.

Rare steak eggs- potatoes and milk ar fur them. and' they want nothing Uke easily butcar little or pa try. Th.onlysacrifice they make is to gir up smoklnB. All. of th Iboriginea like tobacco and prefer It- tethe' shape" cigarettes which- they" roll On every reservation In America wWch1 these students are drawn the football.

tSver rlf Old rchl who hews neTerr seeni euler. send ttelr. on away with tbhApeu of having un become stare of' tbrgridirOfl Many of. th old trtbes IHr their nterest1 Inrith papers erases i' top their Wibscrlptfcms. vwtthfootball aa Wtlonof life young kln wcndtrs Shrevejiort Tearn Buys Franchise and" Sevet Players.

tempt Tex NoTember 10. Th Temple franchise tn the Texas. Base- 1 11 League. Including these- ToyIe. Jarvis Polndexter.

Doyle. Bagsdale Theben and Blakely hue been sold to Shreveport. IN. GOOD SHAPE. ARE TARUEELS Carolina Confident of Taking Last Games of Her Schedule.

Ch pl Hill- X. c. Norein At. th dot of tb weak's work. Carollnm.

15 in better. condition perhaps. than baa been any previous tins during the seesomu Tpe pljryeri has aUrecoTervd from the In lee suetalned In the Vlrjinla. end Clew- ton gardes and each men seems hopeful for a. favorable COM or the ea on.

Th Georgetown pine didn't hurt the me a to soy extent. Srolina bop to tic. the two remaining ram i on tie schednis Rlcnmond college lid ti Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Rll b- on Thanksgiving day. The last defeat wax uttered at the hands of CllmllQD. but the men were not Its good condition besides being weakened by tt' lost Of Rogers and Dunlap.

two of the strongest end best men on- the train both of shops wer In. the GeOrgetown came. Coming to soon liter- the defeat by Virginia at Richmond. was but natural that the reaction from tne tension under which the teem bad labored' had riot worn off. and they were by no meant in their trim.

The varSity is in entirely different condition now. however. a moat of the time has been devotedto to Mgrul practice entirely In' order to give the inen chance to recover. The wiy- dow of this action on the part of the coaches Is evident from the msnUm' improveusest in each' player. a well at better sad wore united team work.

Coach Lemon teem well. pleated with the improved condition of his team end says he It confident of faking at least one of tn two it tatne on the schedule WANT PLAYERS TO GET MONEY North Carolina Thinks Athletes Should Get Remunera- tion in Baseball. Chapel Hill N. C. November 10.

At a meeting till General Athletic Asso elation of the. University of North Carolina it was unanimously decided that Ui suxhin- bait rule which has been adopted by the nJerslt an which debars from the atlJ. tlo teams a student who receive. mows that expenses for playing summer ball musttx done away with. It anything the students can to bear will secure its repeal.

The student. are convInced that any rut which prevents the clean. strong players that have charlatans. the University teams In the put sad keeps a. number or the best atl letes sow In tile un trsK ort the teams- injurious too athletics and the university reputation.

They- will leave ho stone unturned to have it abolished. A committee composed of representative students' was appointed toy the president of. ftn athletic as- soclaflon to confer with President Yenabl sad the. other faculty members of the advis. cry committee on athletics relatlye to' th advisability of abollahlcg the rule.

FIRST ROUND DISPOSED OF Eight Golfers Left in Running for the Trawick Trophy. The first round lathe golf tourney for the Trawiek cup the most Interesting event of the season' for local golfers. was flashed Saturday on the Eat Lake' course' of the. Atlanta Athletic club. when eight or the six teen who qualified were put out of business in rood matches.

The play was on 1 during- the the only' requirement being that the. round be finished several were disposed of each day. As Utt result of the round. Angler. Moore.

rd. Tflson LutoDo. SW Uayre anS Williams re still In the running The scores of the different matches follow Angler defeated Paine up and I to play Moore bested 14 Byrd woo from Colvllle. I up THson rot away wtth Scott S-S Luton finished OeorgS Adair. Stovall defeated WbiUagv 1 up Mayre won Irma Stone.

504 William took Ida match teen Holland up and 4 to play. TUeIgKplaTers wile. are wUI Vfistit it. out la ths second round this week this to be wound. up.

by Saturdar under. the rulej of the tournty wetk win Mine finals and It is expected that Mr. Trawlck the donator ol UM cup. will be her. to witness th may.

This is the fifth trophy that the- New Tucker who so interested In the golf of his' homo town baa offered. Atlanta TJae LOOK Walk of Weston. Syracuse. November 10. Edward Peyson TT stfin the Veteran pedestrian who' Is walking from Portland lie.

to Chicago over the saws route he covered. forty' years ago spent a uistSmmday it his hotel- In this dry. lie resumed his' writers' trip at mid- Iiaratoreer Prom The adeg xndorfer Dlaettsr. intbe i Actor Tlie al ry you would corpse laugh Has PounderHaying Guard Other Men. Are ShowUs fell and Tigers WUIMakeaGod Fight Gforglm.

and Tech. Dope OB the Different PUyer- in College November Spe- Ciemson eleven bat had most strenuous time for a week. The same with the University of North Carolina October 31. at the. state fair In Columbia.

was a. hard one. though Clenuon won by a rood' score. Next came the long hard trip to Auburn and defeat of 12 to 0 Xovembir4 4 la one of the fiercest. struggles Clemson has jhad.

Following the contest with the University of Georgia In Augusta. November 7 and then cams Davidson Safuroay. This bard ached ule has not been sood rpr the Tigers ttfdugh most men. are. In good condition Tb.

Vciemson line has en greatly strengthened. by- the addition of Britt ft two-hundred pounder at left guard. and Fleming- Ole giant hammer- at. right. guard.

Britt was one of the strongest. linemen' on last years varsity but he was kept out. of the game- for' six weeks this season. on account of a bad toot He will be In the. best of shape for- the University of' Georgia- game- on November se- and for the.

Thanksgiving contest itb Tech in Atlanta. New- Han Is perhaps tile newest player on any towel. For-- two' ars the- football enthusiasts tore been longing for the mountain giant to try for the tesm but" he would two eks ago yielded' to'- whatilier thought the- call of duty and now' ho Is-a regular on the varsity with no man- to. dispute- his right to- hold the position of. left tackle.

The addition of these two men brightens Clemsona prospect for victory over Georgiasleading teams at the' University- of Georgia and at Tech. Both these big games" from the Clemson standpoint. There has. always been such a cordial and delightful friendship' and rivalry between the Clethsoua and the Athens teams. and the games have always been close.

Then since IieiIrnan once' coached Clemson and did it so well but left her the Tigers. while they esteem him highly will never be satisfied till they. make. hint Heartily sorry that lie ever left Clemson. They came near tilling his cup.

with regrets last Thanksgiving and they fully expect to run It over' this yeas. Coaches Working liar' Coach ShaughnesieyJi" working vig orously every- day to keep his. men on This is hi tint year ofcoah lug a. big team. and he Is not satisfied with simply being successful he wants to make good" with a rush.

It his men defeat Georgia and Tech. he will nave done more. than. was reasonably expected at the' first of the season. but just what is earnestly' hoped for now.

Captain McLaurin has played right tackle this year In superb style. JHev has never been out of condition is one of the most reliable men Clemson has ever had. Gaston his running mate got a late start and was a little- slow' in getting Into proper shape. but now' he is Improving every. day and bids fair to surpass.

his brilliant work- of lat year. Bun Lee. who playing quarter for the Xlrst tine this year. la as good as. tnebest lie never loses his head land works' more than- lie could.

be expected to do. Light Scrappy Ends. Coles and McFadden make a pair of light scrappy ends that are not easily matched. Cole. Is the surest.

hardest tackler- for his" size that Clemson has ever had while MoPaddea Is the best handler of punts yet devel. oped hero. JI too is a terrible tackler who never sees anything too tough to T- Allen made a brilliant record at left half last year with the mighty Far- tick as his running mate. lie- has even. done better this year and has In Turner- at right half a.

strohg team. mate who plays like a. terrible Turk. Clarke has teen tried at. fullback.

where he plaed a fine game. but. nobody coal be found to fill his old plane at center In the brilliant style that characterized his playing last year arid he lids been put. Me isa most dependable player sad can be counted on for more than Us share. Caughmln who was' a substitute last ear is seen now a ftuliJack.

in which place he. has made a fine rec or' SD far. While hai is not so neavy as was Derrick who placed the' pool. Uoo last years- he is quicker- and. as- waysj makes a.

good showing. Barring accidents. the lineup Clemson7 for' the remainder of' the sea son will likely be Colts right end. McLaurin right tackle. rightgnird Brltt.

left guard Gaston. left tackle. Turners rights halt Allen left halt. fullback i. Inking mark realizes the truths vbf jthe statement made by JCplfiers Weekly Iterthe vpasfcten ears the in comes and expenses of the masses of the people have been runninga a race.

Now the wa economy is nqtitb buy' clbthing a cheap suit i an extravagance buy to buy good stuff our suits from' 1500 to 4000 are true economy. Eisemanp Well Whitehall St. 1 Mrs. Rosa F. Monnizh ML D.

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Charles W. Cranksliaw i Diamond Merchant 16 Century Building Gives Instant Relief AND CURES IN FROM TO 8 DAYS. COLUMBIA ORUC CO. tJaU Cnwf Dreg Ce. TRIANGLE Beauty of Mexican Indians.

rom Modern Mexico. The beauty of-Indian women is one ot the harms of Mexico. In the capital. where the Indian has degenerated through-poverty and menial vice it is less to be' remarked than in th smallertowns and th country. nut the beautiful faces one takes-in memory away from Mexico are those of Indian women.

Flub eyes are universal and what one hardly expects fine' features according to-Caucasian standards broad brows straight noses. well-formed mouths andcbJnsfull but not gro or heavy. The expression is very generally Intelligent anti often one is strucs. both In Indian men. and women wltft thenoWllty ot the coun tenance.

Quo frequently sees' types among the ons that seem to belong to. some highly civilized ancient caste an Egyptian print of royal bfcod. a Ro man centurion an Aztecemperor. Tile women are gently lovely where they are beautiful and the men at their best In carriage in' manners and In countenance are strikinglyllie the very ad. vanced product of civi iaaon.

The Rainy Dar Woman. throin Journal. It is very fashionable to fully equipped for the raininsteadof trusting toMacit and ad clothes on a rainy The really. smart womanhas providedhenelf with emething to wear in the rain and ae keeps her- travel- lag- dress and hcr etlHt Costumes Jl Unct front th ot ber Her perfect- equipment to secret of her charm In drew. Thewonsals who wears old.

shabby gown on rainy day not fashionable this season for there cons. pretty pavement craytweeds thin novelty sulUnKg espeelally made for purpose They can be madeup' Into tfi natUtsf UtUe suits. and as cold weather PO proithes Sbs coat can cut double td sndbuttObe'-l flat born buttons Explained. From the Chicago Trtoonc. illatreea Norah I told you to give with the hand organ a gordownrt the next block- and Ms' machine In front of bits.

Tarts house anti "ne'er out here ontlie sidewalk a aln. yorth Tls mum. lie ay tIm in ttf- next lock save Imnalf v' When Otfiers FaiiCo ul OB EXPKRT SPECIALIST PROSTATIC FRIT ATE DII- 5Ei7r iiK avocVa caiiioxicVi iIWI syS RLPTVJE STRICTDREVABICOCWA PILETam. FISTULA wlla i'1 IJ 7. ee OTBiA T' M1tjIlE TTnD nM PET I1lIT1 Vi IHI WEEK JEdltedb 2OlROCSf ro 21 1fm.

iD 1il t1- jJ Alt itiJ jI i. ee ri i. i 1' 1 1 iQ" I Jt. 1J DnlNSTART IN FOOTBALL tI' I I I On Satard. aab Ule i G.

rta oDd I WE I ovcmber I GEorgia Sewanec. ens. 1 Tcl Vanderbllt uh I 1" 1 a town at I. DaYi on. lI 1 AmheretWl mg.

i I Bukn lilklogon 1. tovn WC5jpn te. tica. BowdOin. lAinc.

at lIol tross- a teT. Georg Vn 1 Sprlngti ld i a a I Vane" th' oneda 1 AfUtr batt Athells amtl take t11 er thc lI i Ieto GE orgia ha de eated seaaon up II da n. to- ds talrl tJ lIsisll l- Preso terlan unl erslt Tc elev n. am' Tbey anc or nesse coursc' In andtbe. I al- I footbaJl ate orgla.

Beason. oc omethlng In et arewH- an milY notbe e. amA ll. the end bunch. team least.

Clemson If. the Jlotmake nywar. It hra ther t6 da ta AU nta. tbe1 a ge pl 4s I is. season'l ha I th oppOn nt.

I r' I Da 1dlon.o 8 gamesto fUlout theblg ga X1es gr at out. ndltanda chan te att1e th Indl ns. The Ya1ePrlncetonbattie iQo jlne. tJese eater 1nter thehuvl lr2 rZ4J i 8 f' A' PArR :0.F EN pt EE aS Lj i i q- I- I t. i I i Gu.

ho C9i1teted LiM ROiL---- Wh Po ce r' 1IpTI i art'w ai eg sac It ms that the Ja 1 race. i I' I. Ne. I GrIff. team ew ague 1.

mt h- I I an I I I. a. 0. ew Yor W1J1I I zna. Hll hlanden I wd all- of ex pt1on I Can red w1I ter be tS ha.

011' look hers the ow o. 11. talk sod 6nse. iI 011 OU I OnteplJed GrlftandtlMre dig 1UI fortbe. ea Grlfnth Keeier.

hy bty OutfIelder ec2pbtll ew mer wbl Helllt Hal bus Shortstop Oldeto to the' pUt e.a.r l. he had to threem lUJden trontrthm tb Mlch1ge.n- Vanderbll dried. sp rtini ew hesays the way1t sY vanla be on pll st a. western fi ld by -this thelrplayswhlcl1 meansthatVandYdld practlcallythelr fa1ntJdea. stren wentontoIIY as thetint Iuchhad a din flnt Ume that anyonehassSldthat was.

I st jiMeGugln' areprobabl hav OV 1 LOVES FOO.TBALVI. BBTTEI Ffl ANySPORT Prom can' man to. custI ltT aeleted tram' teD au 1 tb dst. crowdbe1m ottb. to 80m fel.

111 Iris atra ewhen think It ot' todr w' 1 JIOD. Yet of. upon. is. paleface' lid renera1m l' ss1oO he or j.

remark ble An houIataY th r. her th tfithalllJIJ Iporthieraee oIrJI 7 cta the CarUal8 thoPlelace coIltlruhaft mtmen lit tile Indian IDdiazlJaahvAJJD botbat Whether otbalJ or 1Iot. ho phTalca1bapo. neIDd1nj uon a a. l.

Or 11totf When. bring- life J1mbOT Hed ea who the eoa mUie emof th. Undlu btjt1rai Ja' to a. ltot wMl1ITerbela 1I1d1Iflayer neftrnpUu tobl at t1OD.ud ptlltllptna I' ehw er tti Ii i liesct han41etbtJlehaI rear own- oatbln I sa lIoTeu JIer IndJrt4uantTIfjA la rJU11p1 I he Is lIotIO' motIluYJIOt1lerMwj11 a1 II ti. 1I' i WArmplAYS I DA i s- t.

Tiger I anpen 1 I and to I I Tho wanee un- lDlillr ke be Co ch 1d oUt- tbro encounter sz UJ Hnd. th" same. ma In' tile clt aD4. falI the- Lzag when they they. ull of 111 iea 2 uI pr dlct that.

line hieb came n4 IIEWu 1' WC Jetttacl 1e Captr1ghthalf Bostock. BarrettCapl JOTUIRDS WOULDSUlTTECIl CO CH I cb nVI.lon- th Ja. lproper i-ame I third" would mora to lIC" the math morot rm lODl o' pmethiJaeketa ve' the iLv the. andwere tM tray JDt thIrdit would bce1ewn Inthealt thJ1Iof. the hlJika hadWtIl ofUmotn aoll ct thoteaJJi th.

alndwU ths wrefi und ththnp th shoul4lIve oJ1iand fd they. should Mvidopabs CO 1dlllt witk ofThem he ma Itloe1ltrTlli IllS rat i dls tbTelloW uk. eta I Stur aJ' of hcn theJ" tIto IIr Aat1er the I. few. i ra UWU.

po co. UI4a4v1M th" evr it l1 ptUnc JI tndJn toa4hIre to 41. uI ttn. tfet hi' prefers foocLtare potatoesand m11kare tJI. DOtJWIC neyJ1kAc.dT tor SJtt7 theJmake to l1of the- ea lUte 1 11 04 lemeelv.

CDevert Indian reaUon IDAmertc mmWb1 etu eftU toot aJlinnr is. ehisfs' too Itbl oftherctldtronanot theM14 men. CRn red 1eb S. but barS the pa1efsrs papers read toUI m. lol1C' ftIotbaU pubUe ltGptc the is eJ lit the papen' and they.

top th Xberetoys with football Lu frombcOhoo can yeu tron4er then OatTedwkI rlJlt. III. I F18Ates KEl' TtMPESPb e' Sbre ortT I1B ys. ahdSeveral otemberIO Tha" mplefranchll In the Texu.Base- isall ague YleJirvls da1eIheben Shrev rt. GOODSHAPE ARE TAR HEELS of chapel 1Ite Spoc1al the elot the 1.

thin 2 110 at an wm tb a 11' recovered in- em- ca man tora. uon. The dtd meatoa Ciroll la 1 games schedule-Richmond the llI tltyte lutdeteU men were stron est Wbo ware Comlnco lIO u' but d. under I ad onl. oft.

wereby meanln boat ntlret dlflerentcondltlon no1 r. as entirel 1. domot thla on the. partof III1 roftmnt ea 1i as el1. leued condition' crt' lAra falU lC the cbe4u1f ThinksAthletes ould c.

of clauOft tnJTersl tr the bee dopt I an" latin tun a or can brIng atulS to II rut. pn tIta aib. tT i a11 1 I raP11tt1oIiThey. Do. I A.

OOmt1ltte1i I on Ja 9 de i theoUier otthe or In' the men tl IIhecl atu Itx. 1Ie. Iremont beltbat tb an4II era1were 41 poaed ofeach uu AncIu1l mtha TUJ1fI ottho e4etele4 np' Ito MByr4 1 "I'Dcot h.SC ott Goor IJ4efete4 1UII 1IJreWCI1l rom WIlUaaq matchrromHo11an4Iupn4Itoplay. Tile I 1t wUl' rb tbtWeek toe b1s ur4aT rule tho. Peeuc t.

the4onatorot wltDeuthe ILT the TOrkerWho oliiterested1D thacoW' ld to1rD. OftredA golfers. LoW ofWeaf6a. NYNOftmber la Wsston teraD e. toJChI onrthe Imaroutl11e fGn7ean 8pent tIiatl 1 Hernumel2II1a.eatem atmj4i ubL 1 STRONC liNEUP.

fnR. HElmERS f' Clemson oHun re I' PD nder PIaJingt iow ct. WUllakeaGeotIFIht AIrt o. dTelt Do 011 tlte. 1 PI rI.

J. si' ms Spe. ctaL The hAdai i ost Itr nuous camewltb of ortl1l ro Oct ber I. falr I w. wonbYCO re.

Next' I lon liardtrlpto ub ot12 toO ovember4.tn thetler 1u ad. Fol1 coni st i Unlyer lt ofOeo glatn ua.1 7. andthen Jpel DavldaOnSa uray. T1 Ishard bed i li ilDot 1rO 1 ih the men 1nc od of. 4' TheClemlon haab nofBrltt pO nderateft iu andF1emlng.

rl htgu rd one" th urIvara1ty. hewu kebt ut oitho stxweeks 8eatoll wlll ofhape Unl ei' lty game cont" lt' with lnAUanta. eTrMali. i rhap. neweat' oear I I Uiemountaln glantto ewo ld not.

About weeks agoheyieJile4tO whatb I thou bt ofduty varsltywlt dIJPutehllJ tohold lltlOl1 of theetwo Clem. nj pro ct. forvlc Georgia. eadJnlfteams ot. Ge rglaand alw an Cl maoJ1.

teams3nd havealwafs Hel an. Cl msonand ldt the. est blghlywUI BatlsfiedUIl thathe Jeftctemaon cuP grets andthey this je WorldnHarcL Shaughn loY jlworkin vlgi orou I1yeveryda. hJsmenon edg his 61' eoAh. blgteamandhefs notaaU fted plT rua U.

ls feat U1 wsreaaon bly th ofthi se oI4 earneaUYhopet r' McLaurlnbaspleyed tackleth Tear ill ha. be n' conct1 Uon. mostrella blem tn Cl em- hiSrUnDI ot a1 Ui tartand In. hes hll' Le who playgqurter rltt tflebeetHe worklmore LlahtcrapPT Ell. Coluud thatare Is' that onhu McFaddenia beathandler 'yetdenl.

her to sees tootough ilen ebrU ai1tiee rd. left his te He. bettirthll eato" ana1ia1 rn trlgbtbalf. ztro pJaraUke en tried' t. Fhereh tine uldbe to' pl ce center br11l1antityle th pl vl beh He Is amot piayerand than lalt.9r seenDOW at tl1lU ack.

madea 11ne' ree- rd ab farWhUeh tfl ot' loheavy uV aI efrckWhoPl e4 Ja nda2 wa B' l' Ba lng 1eup. Clemsontortberemalnderoftheu Ion llkelybe Coler1ht JtcLaurlnrlght F1 mln. rlih gUird. to CLerkecenter. Brl tlftgu d.

GUtonleU ra4denileft end. lettba1f. i. IJunanfutJbac T-- i hq lio i Y' EverYW ngt re 1iz ih or. thcstat ment a by rthl pa a Sthe comesand sesolthc sses' t1 iA en.

a cbe i No thew l1 Js Cheap thing ap' 2J itiS agan tobuygQod stuff-our swtsfr rii' 40 Eis r11anf Wea 0 IWhit haIlSI. Flo Sh. Z3Iseass WSeeS Ora uatofEuropean AinencU ran 1 trl odtlon Umlt 4. ltdllS4urhitreatment. OffJceat residence.

stret cornr ForreatBellphouJZ1a1a 111. ddingGift I. I dse vetty I l1t1erylClcks. 3' II' ilfl Cra ks DlamondMerchant cilJd el i' ree nt tB I 1 Fo AME lnst8fttReef CURQIN FRo3mIDAr. 80.

0 alAII JrOA DRUtCO 11 U. Ai IIIa" Cra l1. ON FNH 801TiE dea FromModem ThebeautyofI cUaD ono th 111. tli aa' 4t1ren rate4 through verty andmenfalaervtcen thanln nd1nthecoUl trY Sut' thebeautttul In fromMlxlcoarethose ot f1 to Caucasian weU and hJnsfullibutnotgroBlor Theeilr ilslon' andonenon8lllIttUCko iMthlnlodtan om nwttn the' nobility' and nnemfon ot coun I Ptonathatseem tobelon I somehlghly Vomenar cenUyJoveIY arebeautfftll andthe Incarrlage lnmanne sandin untf thevery bCed u-c ordvU Tl eRaIATDaTWOmAlI. be.

forthI' sin I ttd of to- lu n1dc1othes woman has ptrvided herself toweartnth rahta heiteepa hl1tJavtl aMibott' t1lDM1Ii4IatJJ ct tramthct otherS. Herperfect Are. Thewomahwho wearsanold rainy4aY JIOtefaabtollabletbll forthertrome vementnaYtw noveltysulUugaespeelaiiy ae nlJcanbe tntothe as wea tllu" pro cltaaothe coattaDM e1Itd01lbk- l2d tt tton CbfcagoTnbUDet Norah toldQuto iw1tbtheJu1nd Aqnar rto godownttothe Dextblock' 114 cbine ror he outhere ontJ Tie rays 1ecSdr. Inthl1est un haifa 1 ebllck er DJ 1. az r5ft II 4 rift 1907 7 S.

If FOOTBALL AXj UDFGiT4WAY1lltS JI UDDEN START III I iam. Ch 1 5 I am- a I 5 4 1 4 V. 4 s. iigoI. SSaSaSa eSmSeSeSeS I 1 theywU 1 haSt tnd i lien i I I rwifls I a Clarlavllle.

an Cr andi ar- awa ill eon I i msy not i 1 ti I I l' 4 ut 1 tea i 5' i- 4 3 I t. the-Indians. and teaIsL Ji k- 4 APA1ROFTENpBSSEESTARS I 5" 1 4 1 Whe1 ye2AsQ the. 4tianta 5ttearn that the class I Grtffs- isa sre 0 Now d. the wesl.

youban IL000 to re os Al' 0 UGINFA KED I cutloose otfleld means- that Vandy tIt1 denein firatttme saldthat LOVESFOOTBALL tosu tesmI om it are ta drai as houYz than an has whsl.hsrllp a thpletsccoilegea la oondltion-becauae bs iot he a up When intothe. Th4lawho easot feela dlsgrs.c.dIn of When-an 1 his ifhe his sad If correetad It right time Coach Mows. Tbe easer ba a they- saver if a player tbariseie not soitrong as anoiherbe wjfl not cail to quit bitt wlUxpreu r' 5' EORGLATODAY Team Go s- AthensToday. th shape city I tU ft ilarmnoni end Lewis Ma Scott. qasater AMECUTd1NTO the is ot moreIntafflhit0r.

game hi they lsrs seand bai and were tho toreaaon the lastthril pertoti- Ume1 onset the tesan thssldelnes leftun4On the' should j1getyiwlth. the hear y5agoificeBtTlTSBd golat- forgdls- th tsh. a- uTfl few. if the ire PeriL ha thtza saQth5r----------------- C6achea athsze aev As mtter aot csdibUtOeaS tbs only esorifice give upsmnotieg All tobedCOCfld ln' to. never area son.

these cannot English them as as Ii a publicttopicWileli reesou over ambitIon cml from boflmoo wonder Why redekin tCarIlale become w-endexscu tie gTiditOnI 4 0- jtCh 15- r1 Jt I i C' TAKE I e. Team. a I I e- 4 jX. November she 4 be all I men hope. 4 Elrij- 4 I an' 4 I I iWaa I 5.

4 0 4 sen a wi eli 4 4 laM awee must be cm thatany prentz ath. onVeerelty he the I in ooms. theeta. ut during week sad severs1 au gie S. 4.

34 1. elght Plye1a wUl Vgbt tig otthstourvey Next wetS Dflfl des ta ef cl4 N. T0 txipat I AmnX otn Meggendorfer tnd you laugh In tse deat. ecSnwf Actor salary pa maescorpe 1 cL- 0 TICERS Two IIundiec. 3h w1g CII and.T.cb emsan The Cleln on a nuous CaroZmna.

bi hardone. strip. fr tnoa areia nder. Maw an WO 1cars to age Ii Ii a pOsItionof. 4eadlng well-but ss This yerefCoah biwanta hewill ofconltion the4rst todo.

Mc addCn tliatClem lie. try. 4- madea- Pu ear t. lieplayed could a Tear 15 be2e wi3 iiae theua tackle. Brtttleft Pa4den.

left A1Ien.leZt- The Di3LightCornr5. H1. a LJ I a Ii' Every 0I. of the Colliers For the years the Anierican waytp onomy is not to clothing is-an Eiseman 1. 1.

European bespitate oZ- AtlantaDbon I be ii' bea tfu1 Diamo andJewe1eY Streetaos- Centurl3uUding S. FORAME 3T0 5 BOGIt els COLUMatADRu ev5eesb5 Ga. 3 A Fir by Crawford ONIAQY27flz From poverty the smaller towns in the ut china full gross tefinenient thecoun. peons to blood flo- Azte0 emperor. are strikingly like s-ancedproduct civilizaJoem Tort instead inch ate distinct the.

tim a rainy gray tweeds the purpose. wade op the natUrstOttle be doublt-brrattd With big I that man iCr to grind his hec on the again. ic-ddy dotar to come baclt here orom. A I 1n Nervov. Chronlo and poi1 Olsiasas at Mh II6 Wsn.

I. Yosi esdiS 5flflft tT WI' I Puareag e-dm So UW' D7. 424 sviaS 305 5- WilIng sergoo4h0fl5JS1d coolP' WgapraSrS is gurBt000 POISOL LOIS OP. VIGOR KIDNEY HLADDER I raovnLals DRAIY 54 LOSSES. IflIVATE SES ad aU ETOV5 sad clillOitiC 5- Ia The shirtest tt oeslbie Sr aS pat.

we yiiocEL. PILZS SU kpIf 4ager a a few dsyi or a. a bateve will bs se t. ar T. 5S' CeosultattOU tQcWS invite useioeest Ins Pt 1SEzam2natiGn IIIiL tionsg to OB IMITV f4 HOOTBLt0 ltOpTnl tolpht 5.

IaM1 IBwiLtcIIPEL Ucant CSIWrt1S ft vlv I. Wiit fit Iii II Pebbes TLANTA 0.