Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 4, 1916, Page 3

AY. NOVEMBER 4. !910 l CANDIDATES ON: - = G HJULIUS ASCHMAHRL 17 ° S ars Secretary of State SPORT Grady, | Graham, Grinnell ,head linesman. ) TROS FRANKSON (1 or Lieut: Goven(or 7=y e (\ FRANK B.KELLOG~ L fir United States 6’enafor‘ “,x, GOVGT‘I\O?’ (Y]RENRY RINES (1 Srate Treasurer™ the ball a few times retired delines. Is were: J. A. Means, Penn- | sylvania, referee; William Juneau, former Wisconsin coach, umpire; Northwestern, field judge; - YALE AND PRINCETON CAMP IS WATCHING MINNESOTA GAMEI By ¢ D. HUBBARD (United P Minneapol Minnesota-111 is football game play ed here today held the s Stall Correspondent) spotlight o ] e o i Western rfootball. The Gophers areently huave that opinion. he West and elassed as the best in "Winois is a dart Walter toaches, was fore X Minne is the ever horse . dean of footbal t sidelines Be d he though atte up this afternoon, Camp on ¢ lines th be over-ar us to mak ing and w 1 down The Illinois tea ances hard t were abc pke's char first and went througt py signal practice, team wil the Gophers 1t the team: In t even. Macomber throw g many forward pa mln practice were good in receiv ing. The the fastest and most news service in the w . Mian., Nov. 4.—The t team This game Camp has all worked ! sports with | the final game a show- (‘oach Bob Zup- appeared on the field | ever believed it could possess. b a short, snap- | But this year seems to be the start | s to his ends, |and Princeton. semidji Daily Pioneer uses the United Press because it is ELEVENS IMPROVED By HAMILTON | (United Press Staff Correspondent) | New York, Nov. 4.—Yale, Harvard | and Princeton are not the only col- |leges in the east which have foot- | ball teams, even if the majority of f | experts the country over do appar- Cornell, Brown, Colgate and several other col- leges are forever butting into the triumvirate and massing things up. 1 But Yale, Harvard and Princeton - | consistently have good, strong foot- tball teams and they constitute the s | par excellence of the sport around The annual clashes of red letter days on the - and from the time ring the curtain down s are on the trail of these | three elevens. Harvard S | these parts the team ar calen 1| football fa s held the upper hand L from all appear- | for several years, largely through the a expert advice of one Percy Haughton, who has put more life and fire and pep into the (rimson eleven than it s -|of an ascendant of the stars at Yale Yale is getting off to a mighty good start under the | tutelage of Tad Jones, and Princeton The Gophers appeared and after |in spite of Speedy Rush’s loud walls reliable orld. WHO'LL WIN? Read the result of the election in the Pioneer—First field. in the of anguish is giving a good account of himeslf. Yale has a fine backfleld in Le- gore, Bingham and Jasques, and a fine field general to help this trio in Traver Smith. Princeton has a good backfleld trio, with a fair quarterback in Jack Eddy to help them along. A re- markably good second string quarter is found in Ames. Tibbott is as good a kicker as the east has turned up so far this year. Harvard, on the other hand, does not seem so strong as in recent pre- vious years when she was wont to walk roughshod over Yale's cohorts. There are no Mahans nor Brickleys. But Haughton has a penchant for rising to emergencies and by the time his big games are due he probably will have a much stronger team in the field than he is now credited with. FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON UNDERTAKER 405 Beltrami Ave., idji, s Minn. NEW YORK PREPARED FOR “BIG TIME” sale, ELECTION TONIGHT (By United Press) York, Nov. 4.—New York’s big hotels and restaurants are plan- ning to give election night cele- New brants the time of the white light region practically all of the places where the diners gather and do things the Prohibition- ists are hostile to, plans have been made to make public the returns as long as any one cares for 'em. Hun- dreds of extra cabaret performances will be staged and hundreds of extra tables and chairs are being crowded into every available foot of floor space. 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Read the result of the election in the Pioneer—First in the the field. | | United Press News Service Means: TODAY'S NEWS TODAY districts of Bemidji. towns and cities. Extras will also be sent to neighboring Special arrangements have been made to secure County, State'and Congressional returns. Dafacrtivea Dacma United Press Service| Features are: SPEED, ACCURACY, CONCISENESS Read Result of Election in The BemidjiDally Ploneer : The Leased Wire Will Be Run Directly lnto The Pioneer Office.