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4 7 i THE FORT WORTIITELEGRAM Page Three FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29 1907 Sour Stomach Nov veal -No 1111011111SAUIE fk FiP Catarrlets a I ail 44' PrCIIAil UN Ic I used easearets and feel like a new man I have been a sufferer from dyspepsia and sour etomach for th last two years I have been taking niedi- i eine and other drugs but could find no relief only i' for a short time I will recommend Cascarets to i-i rny friends as the only thing for indigestion and a sour stomach and to keep the bowels in good con- dition They are very nice to eat" Harry dStuckley Manch Chunk Pa 15est for The bowels 4 I marry Stueltley Mauch Chunk Pa A Best for The Bowels 1 I IN CLOTHING El SHOES MEN'S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR I -'1 iCANDY CATtlaRTIC I Ith'-- ---) tt)yo Y0 Lysi- 1 a Aeon an Palatable Potent Taste Do Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Ite 25e We Never toul Ad Inn bulk i 0 Te uh roe goernyuoi an I tuaolt1 ee ttnacnkl pen El 4 Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or NY 599 t''' ANNUAL SALE TEN MILLION BOXES 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Score of 17 to 12 Men's and Ladies' $300 Sample Shoes el lag for 4) I add Aten's and Ladies' $225 Sample Shoes el eg for Men's and Ladies' $200 Sample Shoes SIA5 for til Men's and Ladies' $150 Sample Shoes 1 A for ph i a i tti -I CARLISLE WINS FROM VARSITY Military Academy Boys Con quer at Football 5 to 0 CONTEST IS FAST rind Playing by Both Elev ens Marks Thanksgivinz Day Game Carlisle Military Academy of -Arlington won from Fort Worth University Thanksgiving afternoon in a well played football game the final score being 5 to The Soldiers had a' great advantage in weight and the wet and slippery condition of the field made this advantage tell The game was closely contested and proved very enjoyable to the600 spectators Morgan Lloyd and Captain Nies of the Varsity and Lamoniea and Ross of Carlisle were the stars of the game this quartet giving a splendid exhibition of the great college game None of the players were forced to retire from the game by injuries Game in Detail 'Varsity won the toss and chose the west goal giving Carlisle the ball Ross for the Soldiers kickda thirty yards to Slawson who ran the ball back five yards An attempt at a forward pasa failed and 'Varsity was penalized fifteen yards the ball the ground before being handled by a Fort Worth player On the next line-up Borden kicked twenty-five yards and when the Carlisle back fumbled the ball Horn fell on the oval- like a ton of brick Captain Nies failed to gain around right end but immediately took fit-teen yards on a cleverly executed forward pass to Rouen Another forward pass on the next line-up gained ty-five yards for 'Varsity and brought the ball to Carlisle's ten-yard line With a touchdown in sight the forward pass failed to work and 'Varsity waa again penalized fifteen yards This penalty probably cost Fort Worth a touchdown as that team was carrying the Soldiers off theie feet by whirlwind playing Carlisle Holds On an exchange of punts Lloyd secured the ball and the march towards the Soldiers' goal was again taken up Nies gained a yard around right end and I Slawson advanced the ball eight and one-half yards around the Same end Borden hit the line for the necessary inches needed to retain the ball The forward pass Nies to Borden failed to -gain Lloyd went thru tackle for six yards and I Slawson hit the same place for just a shade less than the needed four yards and it was Carlisle's ball on downs Neece buCked the line for a one-yard gain and Carlisle kicked to mid field -Nies for 'Varsity fumbled but Lloyd recovered the ball Fort Worth again got -the forward pass into working order Borden advancing the ball twelve yards and Lloyd fifteen on successive plays the parsing of Nies being perfect The captain hit the line for a yard and gained five more on a quarterback run around right end only to be penalized by Referee Delaney for failure to keep without the five-yard limit This decision caused much dissatisfaction The official ruled that Nies had missed the distance by four inches Slawson failed to gain Ulm left tackle and Borden tried a goal from placement The kick was low and Quarterback Carlisle got the ball before it crossed the line Ross hit the line for five yards A fumble on the next scrimmage was saved by Poland who followed up his good work with a five-yard gain thru left tackle Carlisle kicked to Ward On 'Varsity's twenty-yard line Borden punted to midfield and Crockett fell on the ball after a fumble by a Soldier Lloyd gained five yards thru the line and Borden gained a scant half yard Carlisle's line held and the ball went over 'Varsity Gets Bali The Soldiers kept the ball but a moment After a' four-yard gain by Neece Poland fumbled and Captain Nies fell on the ball He then went thru right tackle for four yards and executed a neat forward pass to Borden a twenty-five-yard gain resulting Loyd and Borden both hit the line for slight gains and on the third down Borden tried for a goal from placement His effort was poor and the ball was Carlisle's on their twentyfive-yard line Lamonica made a neat end run for a ten-yard advance and Ross followed with a five-yard gain around the same end A forward pass and a quarterback kick both failed of gain and lisle punted to Ward on 'Varsity's Is Con0 Relieve Nasal Catarrh allay inflanitne4 tion soothe and heal the mucous membrane sweeten and purify the breath Best gargle for Sore Throat 50c or Made by $1- Druggists or mail HOOD Dyspeplets h's Good Give instant relief in Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea all discomforts of indigestion and dyspepsia Pleasant and economical Medium size 25c Large $1 Pocket handsome aluminum honbonniere 10c Druggists or mail I HOOD CO Lowell lilabd twenty-five-yard line Carlisle was penalized fifteen yards for unnecessary roughness Ward being tackled by two Carlisle forwards while out of bonnds Another long debate followed but the penalty stood Lloyd gained two yards on a line buck but Ward fumbled on a forward pass and Honaker fell on the ball The half ended with the ball in Carlisle's possession in midfield No score Second Half 'Varsity- kicked off to Mistrot who had replaced Poland at half the latter going to right tackle in place of Barclay who retired This was the only change in the line-up of' the entire game Mistrot ran the ball back sixteen yards and repeated ulth an end run of twenty yards behind splendid interference A forward pass to hamonica netted twenty-five yards bringing the ball to 'Varsity's forty-yard line Neece hit the line for two yards but Carlisle was penalized five yards for offside play Honaker gained eight yards around end Ross fumbled on the next play and Jaenke secured the ball for 'Varsity in midfield A fifteen-yard penalty for failure of the forward pass was assessed against 'Varsity and Borden kicked to Carlisle's thirty-five-yard line A forward pass Lamonica to Neece netted the Soldiers twenty yards and five successive line bucks by the three backs totaled seventeen more A forward pass to Lamonica gained twelve yards and brought the ball to 'Varsity's fifteen-yard line Two line bucks gained but four yards and Ross tried for a goal from placement The kick was blocked and 'Varsity had the ball A five-yard penalty for offside play was assessed against Fort Worth and Carlisle held the locals for downs altho strenuous protest was made against the ruling Only Touchdown With the ball on 'Varsity's ten-yard line Ross gained two yards thru center and Lamonica slipped around left end for the only touchdown of tha game Ross dropped the kickout and no try for goal was permissible Score Carlisle 5 'Varsity 'Varsity kicked off and an exchange of Punts aided by a ell executed forward pass brought the ball to Carlisles fifteen-yard line but the Soldiers punted out of danger Both sides punted repeatedly at this stage with the visitors having the better of the exchange Slawson starred at this Point securing the ball after a fumble Ftorden clicked fifteen yards and the game ended with the ball in Carlisle POSeiOn on 'Varsity's forty-yard line Score Carlisle 5 Port Worth UniverLity and Delaney referee and umpire Sp3onts field judge Peyton head linesman Davis time keeper Line-up: University Position Carlisle Rouer lionaker Left end I Slawson Rudd Left tackle Ware Gage Left guard Horn Honaker Center Crockett Parker Right guard Slawson Barclay and Poland Rickt tackle Jaenke La monica Right nd Nies Carlisle Quarter Borden Neece Left half Lloyd Poland and Mistrot Right ball Ward Ross Full I POLYTECHNIC WINS BASKETBALL GAME Cleburne A Team Is Taken Into Camp by Score of 17 to 9 Thanksgiving Day Polytechnic College won from Cleburne Al A Thursday afternoon in a well played game of basket ball the score being 17 to 9 in favor of the ulent The football field being too wet for that games and the contest between the Reds and Blues being postponed until next Saturday a large crowd witnessed the basket ball contest The line up: Polytechnic Young 17) WWilEiME kr i i i 1 77 --rA i1-- '''S'''t 741 i ccr'-'1'J 1 t'-' 11 744- 4 la k4J I It 112 Lrl' 1j 44a ip tt1 ---zy-ii -1 ci6-tpcpi- 4- 1 I 1-t ij: 113 -61k Cd t4114'217 0 405-401 1:1 HOUSTON STREET 50fe THANKSGIVING DAY FOOTBALL RESULTS Games in Texas At University 11 A College 6 University second team 11 West Texas Military Academy 5 At 18 Turners 9 At University 5 Austin College At Hillsboro--Cleburne 12 boro 4 At 16 Texas Christian University 8 At -High School 23 North Texas Normal College At 5 Ball High School 0 Galveston 2 English Sailcrs At Texas University is Terrell 5 At San 13 San Antonio 5 At Fort Milrtary Academy 5 Fort Worth University Games Outside Texas At Oklahoma University 5 Kingfisher At Tulsa High School 29 Bartlesville At Guthrie College 5 Oklahoma Central Normal At Ardmore Indians 5 Purcell At Lawton high School 12 Lawton High School 8 At School of Mines 5 University if Colorado 4 At Dame 21 St Vincent's College 12 At Little Rock Rock High School 4 Fort Smith High School At Jackson 16 Mississippi At Natchez postponed tad weather At Topeka 12 Oklahoma 0 At St Louis University 24 University of Nebraska At Muskogee Okla Pawhuska Osage Indians 16 Bacon Indian University 5 At Washingtom4- and Jefferson 13 West Virginia 5 At 12 Cornell 4 At 17 Sewanee 13 At Charleston of South Carolina 12 South Carolina Military Academy At Guthrie 43 Otoe Indians At St Joseph 4 Missouri At Omaha 4 Has kel Indians 6 At Pittsburg University of Pennsylvania 6 Pennsylvania State College At Pittsburg University 21 Carnegie Technical Express Messenger Robbed Special to The Telegram norsToN Texas Nov 29--Express Messenger Frank Wells was robbed of $800 The money was consigned to the Houston and Texas Central railroad at the Grand Central depot here Wells says the robbery was committed by a negro unknown to him CASTOR IA A For Infants and Children the Kind You Rave Alwayg Bears the Signature oi Fa7ad4 r2 tt It gik-'--ZI-' 4 'i -4 -4 rixrP If -1Prc j-1 cl re 741 i1 44' 4- 1 r- qlt 1-: fill 'i4" itIt3" i r-47filiv-ic-- 1 4 'L mmmpolEmmkiimp Epee-tat to The Telegram Tenn IsTov the first time in five years the 'University of the South (Sewanee) football team crossed Vanderbilt's goal line in their annual game on Dudley field yesterday The men from the Moun-rain played steady heady ball but derbilt maintained her prestige and won 17 'to 12 The game was on a soft field which interfered with fast end plays and also with the forward pass The men were about evenly matched as to weight Frequently the visitors tore thru Vanb11ts line but the latter made good with end runs and twice used the forward pass successfully One of these was a most spectacular play in which Stone snapped the ball twenty-five Or thirty yards to Blake who passed it on to the fast Stone who was downed on the four-yard line and the ball was carried across Two of "Vanderbilt's touchdowns were made in the first half and the last half was replete with excitement lOklahoma City expects to turn 3000 barrels of beer into the 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Help him out! Offer to buy him a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor if he will only use it Removes dandruff keeps the hair soft and smooth gives the proper finish to the general mate-up 't 11 TIIII1E We are in Fort We are in Fort goo I i 4 11 1 il 1-4 4 )3 l' I' A 0 IsiAlt I1 1 1 1 4 4 -'4 i --i: ill 111 -11 4 541e I '4) 41 kt t' 14- a IV IF al 4-:" i'--4 r- --t-: 1 it i4 pi1--- Rif- 0-n lirA -t Nt1fmf7- I'''' 1 I 1 i a I IV 11- it! 1:1 f71: 'SI' Unloading at less than Ladies' Alen's and Aten's and Ladies' $500 for Aren'S and Ladies' $400 for Alen's and Ladies' $350 for We Make The Price Harris and Heyser guardst Cox Ward and Nelms forwards Wilson Nelms and Cox Yearger guards Harmon and Holt forwards Chapel and Burrell Officials were: Smith of Port Worth referee Wilson of Cleburne umpire PENNSY WINS 12 TO 4 Cornell Plays Well and Has Splendid Support Epee ial to The Telegram PHILADELPHIA Nov repeated itself on Franklin Field yesterday afternoon 'Pennsylvania again winning the annual football game with Cornell the score this year being 12 to 4 It was Pennsylvania's thirteenth victory in fifteen games played with the Ithacans7 the Nev York team having won One contest and tied another The game was finely played bringing out many spectacular plays which were greatly enjoyed by nearly 30000 people who filled the big stands So full of confidence wae Cornell that her turned the tide of betting in her favor The teams were not on the field five minutes before it was seen that Pennsylvania barring the accidents and fluke of the game was likely to win She went at hammer and tongs from the jump and all during the first half the play was close to Cornell's goal The score of the first half 6 to does not indicate Pennsylvania's strength in that period GRAND FRATERNITY GIVES ENTERTAINMENT Special Program Friday Evening in Honor of Mrs Crittenden and Miss King of Dallas In honor of Mrs IX Crittenden and Miss King of Dallas a special program has been arranged by Fort Worth Branch 145 of the Grand Fraternity for Friday evening at Odd Fellows hall 605 Main street Mrs Lora Stanton chairman of the entertainment has arranged the following program: Instrurnental music -Miss Hazel O'Brien Solo selected Miss Etta Finley Address "The Grand Louis Shrope Duet Mrs Margie Brantley Cowan and Miss Mabel Wilson Recitation Cleo and Star Redford Music by the Grand Fraternity Band Rex Gaither musical director Reading "The Cobbler" Mrs Seeman Music By the Band Reading "Difficulties in Love Making" Estelle Burroughs Solo selected Miss Hazel O'Brien Song Cleo and Star Redford Reading "Text Unannounced:" "The Negro Muse Address "The Good of Fellowship" Superintendent Whilden Music overture Band Cook Will act as master of ceremonies CORNELL PLAYER EASIER Team's Right End I liured in Pennsylvania Game By Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Nov 29--At the University of Pennsylvania hospital today it is stated the condition of Dan Orman right eni of Cornell football team who was Injured yesterday in the Pennsylvania-Cornell game is very much improved He is suffering from concussion of the brain Hospital physicians Eald Orman spent a very bad night but he contalnued to Improve and his condition is now sattaractory Ii FOUR cost of production Children's in all gr Sample Shoes Sample Shoes Sample Shoes including ad es $145 $165 $145 KN1 il TEXAS DEFEATS A COLLEGE University 11 "Farmers" 6 Result of Austin Game Special to The Telegram AUSTIN Texas Nov University 11 Texas A College 6 That was the score of one of the hardest fought games ever played on Clark field And the crowd was record breaking for a game in Texas It Is estimated that at least 5500 people saw the fray It had been predicted that Texas' line would break and the college men overpower and the reverse occurred Texas' line was invincible while that of the college was torn to pieces Then too the Indian Kelly did not star the tacklers usually throwing him for a loss Time and again a fast Texas man would nearly get away but pulled down with a clear field on him Fred Ramsdell said to be the second fastest man in the United States played a fast game and his great runs brought the second touchdown But the stars of the game were the two Texas tackles Bob Ramsdell at left and Feldhake at right They made holes in the college line thru which wagons could have driven and the rnuchly heralded opposing tackles were mowed down without extra effort Jones and Caldwell at guards and Vickers at center were stone walls in fact yielding not ten yards during the entire game The field was heavy in places due to yesterday's heavy rains but in some rOrtIOTIS it was fast and Texas was able to show her speed thereon Unfortunately it seemed as tho Texas secured the ball more often in the muddy places The mud was regarded as an advantage to the heavy college team and a handicap to the light and fast Texas eleven On that theory the score would have been larger on a dry field in favor of Texas It was only by luck that Texas did not make a third touchdown in the second half losing the ball about eight yards from the coveted chalk mark It having passed on down The only department College excelled in was the punting This advantage kept the ball in Texas territory but was dangerous only once Or twice TO BUILD CITY PARK McKinney Bond Issue Carries in Election Tuesday special to The Telegram McKINNEY Texas Nov was held Tuesday to decide the issuing of $26000 additional bonds for the purpose of establishing a city park and extending the municipal electric light and water works plant The bond issue carried by a large majority Pure Liquid Food without one particle of coffee or LI any other drug That's POSTUM Read "The Road to Yellville" in pkgs "There's a Reason" 1' 1 or 0 pkgs 1 "There's a Reason" RY riA North Ft Worth News Mr and Mrs Grant Stegall proprietors of Rosen Inn in North Fort Worth gave a Thanksgiving dancr! Thursday nigth complimentary to their guests Besides the boarders at the hotel there were many friends from Fort Worth present and it proved to be one of the most enjoyable dances of the season The work of connecting the C-mitral avenue car line with the Main street line of the Northern Texas Traction Company has been completed and work on the Exchange avenue connection will be started at once However It is said that it will be several days yet before cars will be running The North Port Worth lodge of Odd Fellows has received a new outfit of regalia and the degree staff has been reorganized Regular drills are now being held and it is expected that this degree staff will enter some of the ftate contests the coming yet at the meeting of the state grand lodge The regular meeting has been changed from Saturday nights to Tuesday nights The North Port Worth lodge of the 'United Benevolent Association held an enthusiastic meeting in Pritchard's hall Thursday night and initiated nine candidates The membership now is 200 The members of the North Port Worth Methodist church gave a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday night to the Epworth League For the occaMoo ten fine turkeys were baked and these were accompanied by many other good things The Methodist congregation is building one of the finest church edifices In North Fort Worth and the building Las progressed far enough now for services to be held in it News and Personal Notes i Miss Mona McDonald is visiting 1 friends in Waco for several weeks A Huff and family have MOVetl from North Fort Worth to Checotah Okla Mullins of Oklahoma is spending several days with friends in North Fort WorthL Power has sold his home on Lincoln avenue to Rhea and will leave North Fort Worth He was formerly- manager for the Bowden-Tims Lumber Company Halley of South Texas has sold his property at his old home and will locate in North Fort Worth He has been in town several days looking for desirable property Linder a butcher at Armour Co's packing plant in North Fort Worth accidentally stuck the point of a carving knife in his right eye from the effects of which he has lost the sight Stevenson and Miss Agatha Love were united in marriage Wednesday night and are now at home to their friends on Central avenue Mr StevenS011 was formerly with the Wells-Fargo Express Company and later with Armour Co Miss Love was a well-known milliner ANTIS DEFEAT DRYS Rpm It The Teleuraec SAN ANGELO Texas Nov the- local option election WedneSlay the antis carried San Angelo by a majority of 225 votes and the county by a majority of 790 The total vote was 278 and in total of the antis and In the county I -tt-1 ii 4i 1 GREAT SilltE SALE I closing out our Shoe Store Worth Everything goes at factory cost Nothing reserved i 111z)w is the time to buy your Win- i ter Shoes of all kinds Everything I in Footwear for Men Women and Children Don't Don't Forget riffEt Forget 1 1 (0 i Th The Place Place Arnenumninew A I 1 11 closing out our Shoe Store Worth Everything goes at factory cost Nothing reserved Now is the time to buy your Winter Shoes of all kinds Everything in Footwear for Men Women and Children Unildren Don't 0 9 kr IP IP 9 im i i 0 7 ri Forget Don't orge ritle' -)1---eff 1e) The Doe Place The PI no Don't Forget The Place MOONIONIMPIMPONINIENNIMIN I I Don't Forget The Place MUNI I Pi II 1 4-'' Plc illaVb: ti-tk (- kitklii 4 mulL illo MEM of the pros In the cit: I the county 525 The in the city was 603 ty 815 of the pros-in the city the county 525 The 111 the city was 603 815 I i i ftr wumn-mmonMiwomi IM ok 7Z-rLT "'I -1110commgwazioNt 190144worris mlirp111 1 rt.