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THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 9 1010 CORNER MAIN AND POPLAR GOOD SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE AT CHEAP WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS Hope Cheviot S3 Inches wide solid and striped -worth 12c per yard Feather Ticking inches wide Ladies checked and striped Sateen aista worth 1125 special price me Ladles fancy Voile Wats! a in pink navy and light Mite worth 92 special price Ladles' black Taffeta Silk WalMs embroidered front worth 94 special price ft jis Ladies? embroidered white liren Waists worth 92 special price as Infants all wool Shirts worth Infants wool Vests worth 59c fcrSle Infants' wool bands worth 25c for me Ladies Jersey ribbed Corset Covers long sleeves worth 50o for sir Full size Crohet Bed Spreads fringed worth 9135 for poe You ran still buy good quality Corsets In black gray and white long hits best makes worth up to 9259 each at covsrt Suiting top Skirts worth 9125 for me Ladies Panama Skirts black blue and brown with sidr silk folds and silk 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tiis season The team like all former Auburn elevens has plenty of welrhr abundance of speed and the old time Auburn grit and determination la apparent at ail times In Cham-Streit Page llall and Means the local belief Is that no other college can show six men quite as shifty in the open field or as fast collectively in straightaway dashes i i ft i i OLD GREENWOOD STRAIGHT KENTUCKY WHISKEY Packed in Glass Demijohns BETTER THAN THE BEST One Gallon 1310 Two Gallons in one HA package 9vVv EXPRESS PREPMO IEHTUCKY SUPPLY CO 144 BEALE AVaMUE 31 EH PHIS TENN 1000 Cases Bottled In Bond given away FREE Our latest Price Ust will tell you all about write for It GDMMODDFES DEFFU DOSE P0L1 a TO 0 Game Marked by Frequent Penalties Against Vandy HIGH SCHOOL BOUTS TO CASTLE HEIGHTS Local Squad Was Game But Lost 1 1 to 0 FOOT lit LL HESILTS LocaI Christian Bn there College 26 Independents 3 31 reserve 6 Annesdale 0 South I Remarkable Econsmies in BURK Department Tli sliivwil iH-tiiiomlst wlnwe aim In procure the greatest pnilK worth Mini value in Hoys anil t'liil-tlroir Appai-e! of assured quality and character -will lie irresistibly at traded by the splendid bargain opportunities offered tonmrrw at this great apimreliug headquarters for the little men Newest ami absolutely rorrect-fasldonerl Fall 11)10 apparel offered at sier ial Monday bargain prices 4 MANY PASSES WERE TRIED FOUGHT HARD ALL THE WAY Time of quarters 10 mlr- Referee Kern UtKS llooslere Proved Skillful at Ire Game Tennessee Eleven Many nee Has a Lebanon SqaaU Proved Too Mach for Coach Hamacyr's Mc-Spaddcn and Protho Heanlta From Southern Gridirons At Leba Castle Memphis High 0 At Auburn A 31 0 At Louisiana I I 6 Mis- 4 slsslppl College 0 4 At Knoxville Tennessee 6 4 Mooney 0 4 At Vanderbilt 25 Rose Ioly 0 4- At Sewanee 27 Anderson Training School 0 4 4 At Washington and Lee 4 10 Hampton 0 4 4 At Hendrix College 10 -j gr 1 kb Institute 0 At Kentucky Slate 11 North Carolina 0 At Macon Mercer 22 Georgia 3Iedl- 4 cos 0 NASIIt ILLE Tenn Oct 8 In a hard fought game Vanderbilt defeated Rose Pulv 23 to 0 The game was marked by frequent penalties against Vanderbilt Hose Poly was on the defense the greater part of -the lime I 1 At Richmond Richmond College- 4 North Knlckcr-lir Good School Soils SIS8 Knickerbocker Suita of splendid wearing caesimeres and cLev-iota pretty patterns stripes and mixtures substantially lined good $300 values in all sizes to 17 years Special for Monday only and High-Class Apparel A visit to the department alone can give a correct idea of the magnitude and elegance of Children's Illgh-Class Apparel gathered here thi season Choicest creations in and Suits and Overcoats in limitless varieties every offering from the finest to the less expesive a matchless one at the prices $1200 $1000 $000 $MOO $700 $000 and Special Knickerbockers and Furnishings $6 Knickerbocker Suits S3S0 Hoys Sly llsli ker Suits of pure wool clieviois and casai-meres In a wide rango of attractive and stylish patterns in all sizes from 7 to 1 7 years unsurpassed $600 value Special for Monday only college Montgomery however Is still being conitiered by the athletic authorities It is easy of access and is the logicul point for a Thanksgiving game It Is considered But Montgomery offers no inducements as to guarantee or attendance OLE XI9S DISAPPOINTED OXFORD Miss Oct 8 The game between Ole Miss and Southwestern lTea-byterian University did not come off this afternoon as scheduled the management of the latter team cancelling The game and terms had been agreed upon ami the cancellation at this hour left a vacant place In the schedule This is the second year 8 17 has cancelled her game with Mississippi An effort to get Christian Brothers or Memphis University School proved futile and the varsity spent the time doing some warm scrimmaging with the scrubs Ole next game la with Tulane University at New Orleans Oct 15 INDIANA TRI3IS CHICAGO CHICAGO Oct James Milton Shel don punfl conquered his old master today af 2farhall Field when Indiana for the first time in its history defeated Chicago at football The score was to and the victory was an earned one with' out the semblance of a fluke Lineup: Indiana Position Chicago Rerndt Left end Cassulker Hatfield Left tackle Kodemacher Messlck Left guard Hoover Center Whiting) Kimble Right guard Whiteside Dutter Right tackle Sellers Roberts Right end Souer Cunningham Quarterback Wilson Davis Left halfback Roger GUI Right quarterback Menual Winters Fullback Young Sawyer for Whiteside Rogers for Sauer II Young for Rogers Menual for Crowley Gill Goal from touchdown Giii Fish-leigh of Michigan Evarts Wrenn of Harvard Field Hold-ernbs Head linesman Keehan of Indiana and Chicago Time of quarteri 15 minutes Randulpli-Macon rain At Georgetown Carolina A 31 0 At leorgla Tech IS Uni- 4 verslty of Chattanooga 0 At Georgia 7J Gordon In- 4 stitute ft 4 At Texas 11 Southwestern University 6 At Louisville Manual Training School 5 Kentucky Military Academy 0 At George Washing-lon-Predericksburg rain At Lexington I 0 Norfolk 0 At Asheville Bingham 35 Le- 4 nolr 0 4 At ft 5 Nor- folk High 5 At Charlottesville Virginia 21 4 Roanoke 9 At Clemson 24 How- 5 ard 0 At Arkansan 63 Hen-derson 0 4 At South Carolina 8 Col- lege of Charleston 0 I Aortli East West 4- VIRGINIA PLAYS IN SU'D UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Oct Virginia defeated Roanoke Cohere 21 to 0 on a field up to the ankles in mud and water and in a hard rain Virginia used the forward pass with telling effect Todd Goodhue and Wood starred for the varsity while Price played a great gains for Roanoke IN A WALK Capt Henderson's 31 en Start Poorly lint Finish Strong After playing poorly for the first two periods the Christian eleven touted by many as coming champions In the interschoiastlc race responded to Coach frenxied gestures and played the Independents substituted Id lfce of the German Turners off their to 3 on the college cam-The Turners couldn't men together to represent ere forced to call the game off which was to decide for once and all the victor In the opening game which resulted in a 0-0 tie The Brothers at the fumbled repeatedly hut improved as the game matured Campbell Scullln and Henderson In the back field were tough individuals for the opposing linesmen 8hea Eber-hart Bland and Stanton held well for the purple and gold line Landis Haaga and Bernstein were the big works in the machine I' LANK SEEMS WEAK NEW ORLEANS La Oct Tulane nd the Rooters the latter a local eleven opened the season today in a scoreless game Tulane showed A weak team with exception of Walmsly the fullback The Room had Tat Ryan a former 8 back on their lineup advances featured Coacii Mason used fifteen men Capt Sentelle succeeding Craighead at center In the last quarter und atu-mpied passe And punts The gnni fiercely contested through every quarter and althougii Vanderbilt proved superior the llooslere showed themselves to he no novices at the game In the forward pass department the proved their superiority over the Com-i-ioilores At 0110 stage of the batLle they executed four consecutively each for large gains Yundy used twenty men rushing in many substitutes Struggle was by no meuns tame as two of men were carried from the scene Vandy suffering a severe loss In Ted Ross who was forced to retire in the first plaj' with dislocated knee Huy Alorriron also sustained a fracture of a rib which 1 lay prove troublesome The Commodore backfleld worked well tlielr block- lag being noteworthy The lineup: Vanderbilt Position Roly Poly Morgan Center Offut toss Steel and Ridgeway Right guard Childs I Metzger ami Dell Lert guard Black Brown Right tackle Gray Freeland Left tackle Paggensee i-1 Brown ami Covington Right end Demnlng Stewart Left end Wyeth Morrison Robins and Neely- Quarter Benson ly Morrison Left half Statius Neely Jones and Shook and Clark Right half Sliakoff Williams and Henry 2 Fullback tJTaffner CASTLE HEIGHTS ACADEMY Lebanon Tenn Oct Battling like so many tigers and displaying a brand of pluck that never spells quit Coach Ramsey's Memphis High School held the crack Castle Heights squad to a 11-0 score here this afternoon The visitors were In the fray from whistle to whistle und ever alert for an opening that might lead to victory Couch Ramsey's charges tackled fiercely and put up one of the neatest exhibitions seen on a local gridiron in some while Members of the faculty had nothing but unstinted praise for the boys from the Bluff City who though uefeuted held what is recognized as one of the strongest prep teams in the South to a score that foretell complete superiority For the visiting aggregation Prothro at full and AleSpadrien at end were the bright members both sturdy athletes making nice gains through end runs repeatedly The home boys played their characteristic brilliant game and deserved the victory that came after so gruelling a battle Rice and Man ship the two clever Castle bach men did the bulk of the work for their cause First Quarter Tame Memphis kicked off 35 yards to Castle Heights In first quarter playing continually backward and forward mostly in Castle Heights' territory during which neither side seemingly able to do much gaining In the second quarter Rice '--le Heights scored the first touchb a forward pass from the 25-yard i McClanahan kicked a goal Arter phenomenal run by Rice for 30 yards McClay crossed the goal line for second touchdown by a 20-yard run SIcClanahan failed to kick a goal the third quarter neither side did anything The playing however was In Castle Heights' terrjtory most of the time In the fourth neither side was able to score returns was feature Lineup: Memphis High -SPosltion Castle Heights OrcSpadden Left end Rile McIntyre Left tackle Turnbough Andrews Left gusrd Hartman Chambers Center Burns Buckftlew McIntosh Right guard Fowler Dupree Right tackle Porter Bog-en Right end McClanahan Quarter McClay Hamilton Harris Left half Rice Chandler Right half Lovg Prothro Fullback Manahip Summary: Rice Mc Clay Goala from touchdowns McClana-han Graydon (South Carolina) Luna (Cumberland) Time of quarters 15 minutes 10 Intermission Boys Golf and Eton Caps in a wide range of pretty fancy pattern worsted and dark navy blue serge: 50c values Special for Monday only Boys' Black Stockings the well-known Black Bear Brand warranted fast color double knee heel and toe 25c values Special for 4 Monday only Samson Suspender Waist for Boys sell at 50c everywhere Special for Monday only QQ at 89 1 Pure Wool Knickerbocker Pants all sizes to 17 warranted $100 values Monday only excellent quality Knickerbocker Pants made from pure wool navy blue serge $150 values at QQ on ly 5 Boys Blouse Waists Friend and Puritan make In the newest Fall effect as well as pure white attached collars or neckbands 75c values Special for Monday only 07 at At Lafayette Wabash 3 Purdue 0 At Princeton Princeton 12 New York 0 At Harvard 21 Will- lams 0 4 At Columbus Ohio State 23 Cin- 4 cinnati 0 4 At Pennsylvania 58 4 West Virginia 0 At Syracuse Syracuse 6 Roehes- ter 0 At Indiana 6 Chicago 0 -N At Minneapolis Minnesota 49 Ames 0 4 jt Cornell 0 Oberlin 0 4 At University of Ver- mont 0 University of biaire 0 At Amherst 3 Wesley- 4 an 0 Trinity 13 Amherst 4 4- Aggies 3 At New Hampshire State 0 Bowdoin 23 At HI Barnes University 29 4 Plastern Illinois Normal 0 -I- At St Louis St Louis University 18 Iirurv College 6 At St Washington Unlver-f slty 5 Shurtleff 12 At lrovIdence Brown 0 Colgate 0 At Carlisle Indians 39 Bucknell 0 At Ann Michigan 3 Case 3 4 At West West Point 24 Tufts 0 a At Akron Buchtel 3J Wooster 0 4 At Dartmouth Col- A br 0 At University of ntt- 4 4 Burg 18 Westkdnster 0 4 At Mil wh qkre Marquette 82 Mon- 4 mouth College 0 4 At Lawre 4 sin 6 4- At Chicago Northwestern 4- Iowa 5 4 At Champaier Illinois 29 Drake ft 4 At New Yale 12 Holy 4 4 0 At L-ske Lake Forert 4 Academy 17 Fast Division High 4 4 Milwaukee 6 4- At Beloit 4 Platteevllle Nor- 4 4 mal 0 4 4 At Ixwrence Kansas 9 St 4 At Michigan Michigan City 4 4 High 15 Goshen High 0 4 Summary: Referee Walker Umpire Kit-e Head linesman Irens Timekeeper Frank Blake Time of quarters 15 and 10 minutes Touchdowns Neely 2 Stewart and Morrison Goals irotn tutii-hdown Morrison Mur-rlsop 2 AUBURN WHIPS A Mississippi Eleven Wan Coming Strong at Finish Score O-O AUBURN Ala Oct 8 Misslssipnl confronted by a touchdown widen Auburn scored In the first eight minutes of plav came back gamely and fought the orange anl blue to a standstill through the remaining three periods of ttie game defense impregnable at first weakened toward the last or Missliuiippl became more aggremive and the visitors 'made several gains in the last period 1 touchdown was made at the jlrst when Skirling recovered a punt on the 20-yard hue which bounded too high for the Mississippi' hack A forward pass to Davis netted ilrst down and Newell with an end run placed the hull on the 5-yarti line Two bucks by Streit put It over and Major kicked goal once again In the third period Newell's quarterback kick eluded the Mississippi back and rolled over the goal lino There was a scramble and Capt Davis secured the ball but the referee called a touciiback In 'e second half Mississippi' was dangerously near line inure tnan once but never was a touchdown Imminent The held was slow after dav of rain and fast work was prevented However there was some speed in the Mississippi ends und lu the work or the Mississippi quarter in end runs and returning punts Auburn on the whole was slower and less uggressive than us opponents Lineup: Auburn Mississippi Shirling lift end Jones Harman Left tackle (C) I'odard Burk Tailored Fall Suits and Overcoats for Ken and Yeung Ken $1280 to $06 URK6CO CHICAGO LOSES TO INDIANA MARSHALL FIELD Chicago Oct For the first time since the Universities of Chicago and of Indiana began opposing each other at football Indiana defeated Coach athletics 6 to 0 The first half was replete with penalties which robbed the 'contest of most of Its spec tacular interest In the second period the men played closer to the rules faster and in better form The Chicago backs were able to go through the opposing line for good gains but never with sufficient consistency to gain a touchdown Wilson and Gil! punted beautifully from 40 to 50 yards features which they were often called upon to perform Fumbles were frequent A line plunge and two forward passes sent Gill for Indiana across the line for the only touchdown of the game Indiana used the forward pass effectively but the Chicagoans fought shy of It PRINCETON RUBBED CLOSE PRINCETON Oct Princeton defeated New York University 12 to 0 the New Yorkers using the forward pas as their chief weapon New York University played Princeton to a standstill In the last half The twelve points scored In the first half by Princeton saved it the game New York In the third jerio-l advanced the ball to within four feet goal and missed making first down there by a matter of Inches Dunlap scored for Princeton in the second period after a forty-five yard run through a broken field Pendleton scored Princeton's other touchdown In the first period after he had received a punt in New forty-five line Pendleton kicked both goals Toward the Is st of the game Bard of Prlntelon missed two attempts at field goals GOPHERS SHOW GREAT FORM MINNEAPOLIS Minn Oct Minnesota triumphed over the Ames Agricul- turalists from Iowa 49 to 0 The gophers showed great form and found the Ames line for gains on almost every play The score would probably have been larger but Minnesota substituted reserves for regulars as the game progressed OHIO STATE VICTORIOUS COLUMBUS 0 Oct Ohio State proved the master of the University if Cincinnati A crowd of 25u0 witnesses the game The final score was 23 to 0 The first half resulted In a score of 13 to 0 in favor of State In the second half State went through the Cincinnati tackles at will State repeating the play In this half but losing the bail In downs OBERLIN HOLDS CORNELL ITHACA Oct Oberlin matched speed against Cornell's weight and played the red and white to 44 tie Cornell used all her best men In vain efforts to win Forward passes failed in GORDON WAS SNOWED UNDER ATHENS Ga Oct After Georgia had piled up 79 to Gordon's 0 the game was called with a quarter unplayed McWhorter made seven of Georgia's fourteen touchdowns The field was muddy NO TRAIN LATE COLLEGE STATION Texas Oct Failure of Marshall Training School team to arrive caused postponement of the game with Texas A and College WITH Til EA I'll SQUAD AUBURN Ala Oct The student populace at Auburn has entered the football season with fell the enthusiasm that makes for victory A number of new ground-gaining plays have been instituted The coaches have been busy picking weak places and developing latent qualities of play For instance the two heavy linemen Allen and Harman have been given the ball In tackle over tackle plays and have developed in ground-gainers Allen with two hundred pounds picks a hole well runs hard and will not fall before the tackle of an ordinary man Harman is as powerful Practices Simple Parts Most of the team have been developed to run with the ball Streit NewelL Capt Davis and Cogdell are stars in this line Streit and Newell run fast and hard they hare stiff arms that are Impenetrable Davis and Cogdell show up better on the line plungea Page a light back field man has gained ground well hut his best work Is on the defense He has an unerring eye for holes in interference and plunges through the mass of runners to get the man with the ball In- watching fumbles he Is accurate and fast 8hlrtllng who Is being shifted at end and back has proved himself an efficient ground-gainer McCoy whose health has kept him from the game during the first of the season has been out in uniform for a few days and has been running signals at his old position of halfback There is much doubt now whether Caton will return to the game in limp to get In the Important games of the season He the logical man for center is contemplating a surgical operation In Baltimore success In this week's practice has not been due In any way to a weakening of the scrubs The second team has strengthened but not proportionately The improvement in the regulars has been wonderful Now and- then the scrubs gain on varsity Team Still Shaky team is yet unsure of Itself and the game with Mississippi was necessary for full development of the Orange and Blue squad For one thing the game with Mississippi added to the uncertainty because little or nothing was known of Outlilters tor Men anil Boys 24 MAIN ST OPP PEABODY HOTEL SOLE AGEXT FOR THE CELKRH TKI HOWARD HAT AGEXT FOR JXO It STETSON HAT TIGERS WIN IN RAIN Irtrznrr Smothers Anderson Trnn- IiK School Eleven Score 27-0 SEWANEE Tenn Oct On a very heavy Held and with rain in the last quarter Sewanee today defeated Anderson Training School of Murfreesboro 27 to 0 The local backfield played fine ball but 3Iyers was most brilliant on offense and defense Anderson played a splendid game and deserved much credit The Hewapee ends were excellent especially Enaiey and Gillem There were few forward passes attemptd both tarns sticking mostly to straight football Myers did the kicking for Sewanee anil punted the wet ball very well The lineup: Sewanee Anderson Ensley- Westmoreland- Gillispie Left end Kittle Rupert McMillan Johnson guard Neablt tackle Overall Ragan 1 vy Tanninma guard Center Bonner Cat on Le Arrington EllarJ- Guyton Seal Majors Right guard Alien Right tackle Cogdell-Uage Eight ec'i Vc will give a tree Consult Hon to every man Moody was a good ground gainer Madden was the only man on the Marlon team whose woik was extra The line-up: Alabama Position Marion Lanier I-eft end Goode Powell Left tackle Kopplns Merrill Left guard Wynne Manning Center Campbell Kellar Right guard Airhart Griffin Right tackle 2 Ifnbrougt Onrtr Scott Right end Bumes mv Faulkenberry Left tackle McKnight- tlailor Left guard Juhan Center Stoney-Leigh- Cochran Right Gailor- Magwood Right GIUem-Bennet Right end allHctcd with a chronic nervous or private PIS- Bass Newel! Quarter Williams ls-raiCJ LeqibatfSick McGill NaM- Rut ni Halfback Hadley re II I ulibui Jennings Summnry: Touchdown from toueluiovvn Majors Umpire RoV r-'ii Tech Piifilim Sevrarte We Cure Diseases Peculiar To WE GUARANTEE TO CURE PERMANENTLY NERVOUS DEBILITY LOST VIGOR IMIOTECV and all weakness the result of early indiscretions excesses or private diseases If you have violated the laws of nature our treatment will positively stop all drains exhausting dreams and prevent despondency xpelancholy and a breaking down of your mental nervous and physical systems Attend yonr case Be a man Don't be a weakling when you can be made strong vigorous and manly If you cannot call write for our symptom blanks and home treatment for weak men VARICOCELE HYDROCELE STRICTURE GLEET UNNATURAL DISCHARGES RIXKD POISON' ULCERS SWOLLEN GLANDS PROSTATIC AILMENTS and urinary diseases cured Realize the seriousness of the above diseases because many a man through neglect has paid the penalty by forfeiture of his life Our experience Is a safeguard to you that there will be no x-' perlmenting or guesswork In the treatment of your case INFORMATION Pay When Cured Mniee an tee ihaici st K1A99 uUij MEMPHIS the squad from the other state neither 1 each instance through fast work of the end Officials: Messer referee Elgin umpire Burkes field Judge TlAMISSlfK BARELY IVON KNOXVILLE Tenn Ofct University of Tennessee team defeated Mooney school 6 to 0 The locals were unable to score until the third quarter In the fourth nuarter they were moving down the field for another touchdown and had reached the ten-yard line when time was called Long runs by Johnson Young and Latham featured Lineup: Mooney Position Cox Left end Shipp Left tackle Keller Left guard Hill Center Murray Right guard Haynes Riht tackle Cole Tuley Right end Johnson Preston Quarter Francis Arthur Left halfback Massey Scott Right halfback Young Grlner Fullback Tompkins TEXAS 11 SOCTIIWESTERX 6 AUSTIN Tex Oct With Ideal weather and a large attendance University of Texas opened Its season by defeating Southwestern University 11 to 6 Texan worked the forward pass for moat of her gain while Southwestern resorted to line-tracking nler Myers 1 Goals from Myers 2 Braun Roddick Time of 10 minutes CLINTON SQLTAD DEFEATED CLINTON" Miss Oct Mississippi College went down In defeat before I I this afternoon in the flrat game of the season on the local gridiron In the first five minutes of the play Pollock carried the ball over a fumble for the touchdown I I was frequently thrown for losses Blankenship's end runs and the defensive playing of Mississippi College were the features The Louisiana boys never threatened the Clinton goal after the first touchdown while Mississippi College was frequently within fifteen yards of the goal Line-up: 1 Position Miss Col Pollock Left end Hartxog 3tephensonLeft tackle Cannon Bold Left guard Pllkington btlne a Center Schilling Tate Vetsch Right guard Wlsemvn Daidwell Right tackle Connor Stevens Right end Donnell Stanley Barr Quarter St Clair Smith Left halfback Blankenship Addison Right halfback Ballard Du Fullback Dale Summary Pollock Goals from Barr Umpire Noble UNIVERSITY OI ALABAMA Oct Twenty-six to 0 was the dose Alabama handed 3Irion Institute The Marlon team enme strong and expected to hold Alabama down to a much lower score From the Alabama team were mlssim Lamtert Vandegraif Capt Greshaiii and Stewart- Outwelghe about six pound if to the man and playing with a crippled team the team played varsity an equal game jn the ilrst quarter Once the hall rat vUliin five feet of the goal but Alabama lost on downs! In the second quarter the crimson team advanced to -the goal Baum-gartner carrying it over lit the third quarter Baumgartner added to the score wttiv another 3Ioody failing at goal each time -But the last division was fatal for Osborne's team In two minutes of play Baumgartner was given another chance and he took advantage of The bait was kicked to Alabama After three plays Vandergralf got loose from the Marion hunch and took the ball seventy yards for another touchdown stiff arming men by the score The hall was put In play again and Alabama gaining It ran swiftly toward goal Moody carrying It over in two minutes Moody kicked goal The glass was wet and the bail was slippery and fumbles were frequent Baumgartner was the star he gained mors ground than all the other men I Linker Orders Flooring celling shingles Doors and Windows Prompt Low prices WTTTtAMfl A CO Main and Mill Sts Walsh The Tailor Is showing the handsomest Fall line In "TaHordom" the coaches nor the on it strengt Howard In Birmingham Clemson In Auburn Texas In Austin Tex: Georgia Tech in Atlanta and the University of Georgia In quick succession With the exception of the University of Texas tne colleges whom Auburn will play are all old rivals The location of the Thanksgiving game between Auburn and Georgia la yet undecided A secret confereiee of Auburn and Georgia officials will he held Bun-day Where Is not revealed for the managers want to elude In their final sion the ubiquity-- agents of Savannah and Columbus Ti Georgia cities have ban strenuous i- Ibelr activity for the game Montgomery another prospective has been quiet and has made no overtures to the management of either SBSBS the Place where you get good cigars It's now E-Z for 5c to try a 10c smoke All clear Havana filler Moriarty He Makes Clothes When yon have finished reading thu paper on the train throw it to the first group of section hands yon meet They will appreciate 1ft a i '1.