Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 20, 1912, Page 3

/ NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1912 BELL'S ‘SEASONING Dort Experiment, Don't Guess. Use BELLSt Delicately Flavor Dressingsfor == Meat, Game, Fish and Poultry. Flavors Dressings fit for the Gods. MER'S TURKEY DRESSING. 1cup stale bread o F A omkor srumbs, 1 tablespoon Bell's Seasoning, 1 feaspoon sait, tablespoon finely chopped onion. cup melted butser, 36 cdp finely ehopped cold boiled ham. Mix well, fnd moisten with P os sculded milk. 1f siuflng is to be served cold, add 1 egg, o OfOUS HOME MADE SAUSAGE. To each poand of fresh, lenn pork, add 11evel tablospoonof Bell’s PoultrySeason- 3 Tnand 13 evon teaspoons sait. Spriakle over the meat, cut fine, thoroughly mix to s stift dough, then make into cekesand fry. % % o 1970 Mrs. Cnderwood, the famous cook, servod General Butler with dressing fia- vored with Bell's Seasoning, and the geueral said, “A little more stufing, pleaso. s is fine, Mrs. Underwood. 3 D EATENBER, 10¢. con Beil’s Povltry Seasoning is suficient to favor the dres- 1ng of 100 pounds meat or poultry, or the 2c. can, 300 poun ‘Bell’s Booklet of valuable cooking ~eclpes of your groce= or on recsipt of postal. Fordelicious Sausage tiavor as directsd, eftherwith Bell's Spiced Poutry Seasoning, Bell's New England Szusage Seasoning, or Bell's White Sausage Seasoning. MADE ONLY BY THE WILLIAM G. BELL CO., BOSTON, MASS. 531 DOINGS IN THE AUTO WORLD American Motorcar Output in 1913 to Double That of Past Year—One Hundred and Thirty-Two Millions Expended | | For Good Roads During 1912—United States Leads in | Use of Motor Trucks. INSURANCE. A Specialty: FARM INSURANCE J. L. Lathrop & Soms, Norwich, Conn. HOPPE LEADS IN TOURNAMENT World’s Billigrd Champion Will Retain Title Provided He Wins From Morningstar Today—Leader’s Defeat Means Triple Tie and Extra Games. s oSanpleftgp Before Thanksgiving Sale 0f Timely Apparel at Money Saving Prices New York, Nov. 19—All but one of ) Speeches were made by the members the 29 scheduled games have been |of the team. played In the professional 18.2 balk line world's championship billiard |, tournament and the final match be- | tween Hoppe, the champion, and| | Morningstar will be decided tomorrow | night. At the close of tonight's play Hoppe is In the lead with five games won and one .lost; Slosson has won five and fost two and Morningstar has won four and lost two. Yamada, the | Japanese player, is next in order with four won and three lost If Hoppe beats Morningstar tomorrow he will Blackboard Football at Harvard. Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 19.—The Har- ard football men were given a half hour blackboard talk and an hour of scrimmage today, in preparation for | Saturday's game with Yale. In the | Stadium the teams 1went throush a number of the known Yale formations, after which the 'varsity took the bali and went against the second team for short, sharp rushes down the fleld. win the fournament and stiil hoid the | The ball was rushed to within Kleking championship but should Morningstar | Sistance for Brickley, who made foil in there will be o triple tle for first | Wendell was out with the quad, as was place between Hoppe, Slosson and | . > rdwick a G, Morningstar which will necessitato ex- | Trumbull, but Fardwick and Gardner - Lo %~ | were given ¢ tra games being played later In the | T inorrow the students will march to Souias. Lanilght: | the Stadium to see the practice, and a Sioason 800 Average 16 4-31. High | mass meeting will be held at the Un- FURN 111, 0, T8 [ion in the evenine. Cline 306, Average 9 31, High| runs 49, 84, | ) Yamada 500, Average High runs 83 53. Taylor Average 14 7-19, runs 64, 42, 8 Only one game was played this af ernoon, that being Demarest and Sut- ton, in’ which the former won by score of 500 to 160, Demarest had an easy time defeating Sutton, as the lat- ter is still off his geme, Demarest played pretty billiarde and ran out in his 21t inning with a run of 120, The score? Demarest 500, High runs, 120, Sutton 160, 49, 47, 11, FIRE INSURANCE indespensible to every one owning property. 1 rej nt Tellable com- panies that are noted for prompt and liberal settlements ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance and Real Estate “gent, Richards Building, 91 Main St. uits —m our best sellers up to $32, smartly trimmed or plain tailored effects of serge in black, navy and light shades and a full selection of tweeds and mixtures—DURING THIS SALE a leacs all other coun- | tries In the At $12.5 Work of Backfield Pleases Coaches. | New Haven, Conn, Nov. 19.—Head | Coach Howe lined the Yale ‘varsit | football team up against the light scrimmage on Yale field this noon. The scrimmage was more ¢ some of the new offensive plays o anything else, and it Is under- stood the coaches were pleased with the increase of power and speed in the backfield. Bomeisler was not in_ the lineup, but followed the plays from the side lines 23 17-21, |, The Jast hard serimmage before the 28 1721 | garvard game will be held tomorrow ind closed gates. Open will be held later, which will nessed by the student body: 1 | @ mass meeting was held in the gym- { nasium, at which speeches were made the coaches. We sell protection for all needs and misfortunes strongest companies. B. P. LEARKED & CO. Loan & Trust Co. Building. Agency Established May. 1846. The Office of WM. F. HILL | Real Estate and Fire Insurance Block, over C. ), third floor. 147 High in The tremendous American manufac cars, estimated by at_from pales into in figures for the bv the Automol Philadelphia, a in_the automol tr} The that the out- put of American cars will bé doubled this coming year: 600,000 cars are to be buil, a sgreater increase in one year than has been made during the | past 10 years Statements received from 109 motor | car manufacturers whose output for 1913 will be 364,650 pleasure cars show that if the expectations of the motor car mannfacturers realized there | ment in the m: 11 be over 600,600 cars built for [ mere progressiv 3. trucks, For in_addition the 109 above e merchants in our eastern cities mentioned there are 31 large factories e far in advance of the foreign mer- il ones which did not fur- ants in the application of the*motor of cars they propose | truck. Executives and merchants in- a to these mu: 120 be | terested in the development of the mo- electric pleasure cars. The |tor truck abroad readily admit that a_very conservative e: they are watching our progress with | 1913 output pleasure | great interest, belleving that we are world beaters in the application of the molor truck, just as we have proven 564,65 to be in the manufacture of motor cars i in quantity.” 40,000 output of the irers of pleasure best authoriti for 1912, beside the output as gathered » Trade Journdl of kno¥n authority vated, primarily because of the lack | of good roads over which to haul the | produce to the railroads. | That Ameri Thames Average 1, 54. Average 8. High runs ABE THE NEWSBOY NOW CONNECTICUT TIGER. er a two months' trip to England and France, where he visited | the principal ci and made a careful | study of motor truck conditions. “An American visiting Europe quick- | Iy notes the lack of motor trucks in | London and Paris,” declared Mr. Ken- nedy. “Many of the trucks in and| around London are steam trucks hav- | e smokestacks in front and| used In conjunction | The British govern- il delivery service are they use gasoline ind statistics show M. Wi Some R in chinchillas, boucles, cheviots, smart two- tones, heavy winter serges and other prac- tical and serviceable materials, were sold as high as $24.50—WEDNESDAY ONLY— At$11.9 SPECIAL! Waists, formerly sold as high as $1.50—ON SALE WEDNESDAY— At 59c¢ Wauregan Block jams, Anxious to Meet“Any Aspirant to Pu- | Laurel Hills Meet Bulkeley Independ- gilistic Fame in Welterweight Di- i vision. Ghoiié ents. Hills, the fast basketball ined up everything in last winter are getting in for their first gamé of the season Saturday night, when they go up nst the fast Bulkeley Independent New London at the local Y. M. C. | The zame should be a close one but nd all weltorweights the Norwich not backward in the redoubtable Abe. Having tired of | expressing their confidence of a viete the title under which he has battled | Captain Stanley has been putting his in the past Abe has discovered a new [ men through some stiff practice during | cosnomen which he thinks exceed the past {wo weeks and says that all While his devoted followers w TURKEYS, PUMPKINS, 1 { with regret the passing of Abe (h i Newshoy e ith the same FEHITS. GAMES RASKETS, | Newshoy yet they must with the same | PAPER NAPKINS, ! | degrea of pleasure welcome the new POST CARDS, | Connecticut Tiger. With the adoption LETTERS and NOVELTIES DWIN FAY'S | ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW | e vickutts hape drop- t Billy Averill of 98 Main street, New London, having assumed the posi of manager of Abe the Newsboy ped into the Bulletin office T evening with his protege in purpose ssi Ittorneys-at-Law Nat Bank, Shecucket rauce stalrway next to Thaow a' Da Telephone 83.-3. e e e e s n th a trailer Brown & Perkuns, o Over Kir Gank ny Joys are i to make, added the following mate of By 109 manufacturers (figy nished) S larze manufacturers mated from last year) small manufacturers mated last year) 19 electric ar manu- facturers imated) e the Plainfield Defeats Killingly. P, 1 all team defeat- chool team last Moosup by the The game was fast ge crowd witnessed P. H. § Main Tyler rg ., Murray el (capt.) Yaziet res fur- High linai evening a e tes lean. A 1 contest. Lineups | (estic To finish a trip around the globe, | Melvin A. Hall is preparing to leave San_ Francisco and drive to his home in Boston. Mr. Hall, who Is 23 years old, arrived a few days ago from Nikko, Japan, with his 1910 Packard in | which he has traversed 34,000 miles in the past 18 months. Mr. Hall drives his own car, He undertook the long trip without any intention of making a record and his route developed itself as it passed from country to country. After traversing Burope he toured through India, Brit ish Malay and the Federated Malay Java, Sumatra, Cochin China, the ' Philippine Islands and plea (e 3,000 $500 in hard New London rock the welterweight who can Tiger the dream, producer rounds. Lemoyne, of Webster, been singled out s appripriate prey for the Tigers first attack, provided | this individual can his the scales he- % | tween 145 and 150 pounds. Three ye: WAL p |ago when the r was_ Abe, th l. |two went six rounds at New Haven Averill proposes to stage the boat be- | Phid. Sacramento elub of the A late caves us with an ex- |fore the club which will offer the hest | Pacific league, fn ex ge stock of | inducements " provided Lemo: is | Edward MeDonald, who went 10 Jnove them quickly | willing. The latter may post a forfeit | F2mento from the Hoston to cut the prices now. |for the bout at the Bulletin office. { league club last ye the benafit of | | gilist has evidently come Into afiuence MRS. E |for his manager says that 20,000 Franklin Square Ma Allen, Andre Total 5 Mass, Downey Leaves Chicago Cubs Chicago, Nov. 19.—The Chicago Na- nal leag 15 lub today trad- ed Tom Downey, v infielder, for jmerly with Cincinnati and Philadel- 194 Main Street, There was $132,000,000 spent in the United States last year on zood To: New Ji was the first state to begin the constructicn of god roads and was soon followed by husetts, Con- necticut, N and Rhode the state who will be graduated next June, can 18 be easily filled by men who wers strong subs this season. Of the men who won their letters by playing cither the Yale or Harvard comtests the following will be eligible for ne ear's toam: Phillips, tackie; sonal tax on their cars up to the full- est value. WORRY SPOILS ATHLETES. Mel Sheppard Says Youngsters Take st | tires and $400 for the battery elements, and is assumed to have a life of ten years, the annual depreciation charge is $4,000, minus $800, divided by 10, or $32 Island. 'In Pennsylvania 15 taken over 8,000 miles of roads which it will cost $3,000,000 to malntain, while it appropriated from $50,000,000 to $125.000,000 for fu work. In New York the 100,000 au new goods on to S National The number of motor vehicles now Tigers Want a Game. raant < Shenk Wesleyan Elects Eustis Captain. The Gre Them: 3 our speciaity, Middletown, Conn., Nov, 19 meeting of the Wesleyan football tonight, Richard Bustis, 1914, of | York city, was elected captain of season’s eleven, He played game a right end this pas college body “officially” {urday’s victory over T hugh bonfire and P. F. MURTAGH 92 and 94 Phone. x br Vest Main St. brated ity wi 1 eville Tigers challenge St. school team for ime on Answer through The Bul- | Patrick's t Saturday New | letin, f next illiant | At . The | year 1 Sat- | th a song a man has been married a few he imagines every time his wife ks up a towel that she is going to ie it around her head and do a house- | cleaning stunt FAYYOUR BILLS BY CHEQU on the FINANCIAL AND COMMERZIAL Uncas National Bank cost of 3 the best you wiil know the esact living and always have of a recelpt in the re- pression in Market New York, No porary depression, prices of stock: | lied today, and at the close net ch {among the principal issues were syl | The opening was heavy and quot AL BANK |in the carly trading gave way etuckst Strest |paratively small offerings. treatment ex- s e or whether the on no i esponse of a listless market to | sue to lose as much as a point. ¢ MORI'; | its_decline, falling 2 3-8. in the Balkans acted as a mild | ing movement, and the downward essional operations. Among the | dian Pacific, which was weak in when you apparently was nothing mor 7 | : active stocks Reading was the on | don before the opening here, cont | News of brizhter prospeots for H can come here and get a|ana i rdsome Oak Buffet for $15.75—a | Solid Oak Extension Table $9.75 — | & Quartered Oak Dresser $15.75—Splen did Brass Bed $9.76 — a first-class Cooking Range §24.75. SHEA & BURKE 37-45 Main Street. PUNERAL DIRECTORS overed. | ed, how "oward slighly The most conspleuous changes day were among stocks which a dinarily inactive, some of which subjected to steady pressure. Am Brake Shoe preferred lost 18 p American Woolen §1-2, Beth! 3-8 American Cotton Oil, whic cently has attraeted some attenti its rise, lost twe points, the less active pailroad share ing Northwes were weak. At the same time soi industrials were moving up Once this was accom the improvement stc e ciose quotations ever gain of 31-%, prospects for the ending of the T the Ale that i3 acknowledged to bo (W4T & decline in forelgn exc E % | rates attracted some attention. the best on the market—HANLEY'S | ., sieriing, feil to the lowest PEERLESS. A telephone order will | nf the year T Sottiement ot ih receive prompt attention, would D. J. McCORMICK. Deiivered to Any Part of Norwich 0 Franklin St | the return to regutar chanmels held up for more than two month: The Vaughn Foundry Co. Nos. 11 to 25 Ferry St, MILL CASTINGS a Specialty, » Orders Recelve Prompt Atteation NEW VIEWS and PENNANT POST CARDS bankers in a position to bid su offerings the London market. Bonds weve dull. value, $1,840,000. Total saie: on call. SFOEKS. = THE NOVELTY SHOP C. L. HILL, 56 Franklin St. DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Shannen Buildlag Annex, Room A. Telephions 523. octiod 600 Ansconda Mining 9611, 188 Attt 100 Do. i 200 Aanfle. Conee Tt 500 Batimore & 16900 Bethichem Stoed 500 Brocktyn - Ragig 5000 Cumtay eather . 1700 Central L s served to order. John Tuckle. me Tel. 43-6 THERE 1s no advertisiyg medium ln Bastern Conmecticut equal to The Bul- 100 Chiesupeng & Ol 1300 Chicagn Great ok G % 5. 18 1 SMALL NET CHANGES. | Slight Rally Follows Temporary De- There was lication of a well grounded than the includ- | ern @nd Illinois Central, | Vulean Retinning made an exceptional in view of the better cause a decided relaxation in financial circles in Burope, encourage Jarge amount of money which has bee it was thought might piace Amer fully again for a part of the weekly of South American gold in United States bonds were unchanged b 100 Consolt 1300 Gom | 0 D 200 Den 100 Do, > 200 Er b tem- ral- anges | smal ations | com- il Tutcrtomugh Met. Do, prd Tnter Tnte: Intemnati 1 K 11- d drift | L P ernational Pump e nsas Cliy Southern. . m Iy is- ‘ana- | Lon- | inued | 2000 Pacific 00 al Diseutt 300 Netlonal Lead ... N R Mex. 24 pfd New Yok Centi N. Y. Ont. & W Noefol & Western North N Peunsyivania Peole’s Gas .1 Piuere C. ¢, & S, —— Piusiare_Coal 200 Pressed Sueel Car 200 Puliman Palace Car 39400 Reading 00Repubdic 1 1300 Do. pid ... 100 Boe Tstand’ Co,..1) Do. pid 00 st L & E7F 4 pid 100 Seaboard. Alr Line...o. 200 Do pfd 100 Sioss shef, 8 & T, 800 Southern Pacifie 800 Southern Railway 208 Do, pid 5 00 Teamessee ' Covper 00 Texay & Pacific. . 0 Unlon Pacile 00 Do. i United Staics Heaity, 15400 1. S. Rubber. 46200 T 8. Steel ... 500 Do, pid 8100 Vtah Coppes 209 Va. Car. Chem. 200 Wabash . 1200 Do. pid 3 200 Western Misjiand 100 Western Tnion 00 Westinghouses Blecial - Whaling & 1. Rebo.... Total sales. 262,000 shanss MONEY, New ¥ork, Nov. 19.—3foney on eail rm, 41-2@6 per cemt, ruling Pate 3-4, Jast loan 45-8, closing bid 4 1-3, offered at 45-8. Time Joans casier; sizty davs 6 per cent, pinely days 53-4 six months 51-d@1-2. peace tonic, | losses wer Dl opped. | d off 00 500 of the e or- were, erican oints, lehem ch re on by al Ly 10635 3 171 &S : 5 i e it H 2ty it e of 1% si% me of v pward, Salkan hange De- point e war of a 5, an coess- par EOTFFON, New Fork, Nov. 10.—Cotbon futures osi . Elosing : Nowem- fer o, e 1213, Pebruary 1318, March 12.36, April —, May 1227, June 1236, July 12.19, September 11.96, Spot_closed steady; middling up- Jands 12.40, middling $ulf 12.65; sales, 2,600 pales.’ CHICAGD Open. Dec. ry eme 1% May 1L L a% Suy DI ask OATS— Dec. 48918 1% TR AT 81136 48 18% 4% 3 n use in London far exceeds the total | num| of horse-drawn conv: of all According to statistic cently published by The Power Wag- on, there are from to 60 automo- biles to every h or carriage, while among vehicle ed for bus- iness purposes tio is even great- er, the motor 'buses, for example, out- numbering the horse ‘buses 212 to 1 From the results of seven yearly cen- suses taken at a p on road, one of the main routes leading out of London, it was observed that the number of motor 'buses has in- creased from 441 in 1906 to 2333 in 1912, during the same period dropped from 776 to 11. In other words, the motor buses have shown an increase of more than 425 per ceni, while the number of horse 'buses has decreased no less than 94 per cent. In the same time, taxicabs have risen in numbers from 10 to 1662, mobiles which are registered this y wiil pay to the state $1,000,000. Cali spen 33,500,000 this vear and s appropriated $18, 60,000 to cent work In Massachuseits in years $§,000,000 has 1 the people 87 Ma: da a spent to give f good roads. and the state to work on by her law a monvwealth 500,000 appre the highway vears ins and of 1891 prec . ded this com- Of the $: the state for commis now being ex the results have been {that the state has appropri | 000 more to be used in the n. | vears, not more than $1,000,000 to be | put out in any one year. |"'In Europe it costs the farmer a | mini of 7_cents and a maximum | o 11 cents to deliver a ton of produce, Ty the cost avera speiks for the e average The method now commonly used for figuring depreciation in motor trucks and cars charge is to deduct from the fir st of the machine the cost of the tires, and also, in the case of an electric, the cost of the elements of the battery, which are renewed from year to r, and to take as the an- nual_depreciation charge the divided by the assumed life of the For example, if the car com- costs $4,000, Including $400 for ich of dvantages of good roads. Tk U'nited States There are $30.000,000 acres haul of produce in the of land to cultivate and o {000 now under culiiy | to the absence of good road finley, bresident of the Railroad company, stated that | southeastern states there are 000 acres of farming land of which only 84,000,000 are at pr eing culti- | |23 cents, w | 450,000,- due largely W, W. Southern in the plete Attention, Farmers! DOLLARS BONUS For Fattest and Big- gest Turkey Rllu‘ $10.00 Next Best $5.00 mariket in Windham New London counties. They must be nattves—hatehod and grown in thase twe countiss. The Bulletin will buy the prize birds at the regwisr mariet price In addition te the prize te be awarded, s < gered ust have feathors tratls dromn and wingn ot oBf ot Bo%% Jine = Fhe fivst 0.0 to the lgzgest and fakiest yeung a fattest $ ErE AR bt e i or am countles, n.-o?:n ope hm?fivmm-”m“lz oo o at Tufi'fiu ‘vefore. Thankwsiving at 12 oolock neon. d fattest & 10.00 will be P e R e P B4 Fock name of the d turkey in size a prix '.';“ 4 tur- el B ks BT ] 9 i Fhe Judges gl&pm-mflmmmfiummw,. keps at 3 ] that are o -Q-u-..-ltsuw‘l. ~ be @M e purchased at 50 oy a ocnt;t‘ fs sure of selling the bird whether a prize Is won or mot. nees | Edgeware | while the number of horse "buses | remain- | tomobiles in use cording to the United that town. { privately owned ditions are rather machine: with of a set of tires on one of the public cars is 22 davs. cents a gallon. tion of the street: popular for social wedding: city basis will be the street partment, made by Commissioner Edwards are | passed. is an appropriation of $210,000 to buy motor_trucks for the removal of ref- $200,01 | equipped streét sweeping and | pected to make a good show the most important in’eastern Europe. There are at present aboijt 125 au- in Pernamibuco, ac- tates consul in Of these, about 40 are owned, and the rest are five public gurages. Con- adverse for the all the streets being paved cobblestones. The average life Gasoline sells for 30 In spite of the condi- the cars are quite perseded horses ch as balls, and have functions, ete. The next department of New York to be reorganized on a motor cleaning de- it budget estimates the m: What he wants most of all use. Later on it'is planned to expend 00 more {o purchase motor machines. Some of these have been hired out for | several months and have done satis- factory service. An international automobils show is to be held in St. Petersburg next April American manufacfurers are ex- éxhibit. The will last 15 days, and will be will practically determine the sell- opportunities in the Russian em- and both German and Irench wufacturers are making extensive parations to capture the cream of highly desirable Russian market. Although some of the auto owners » using their cars but little now on ount of the cold, yet the real en- usiast, regardless of cold weather, is joying the pleasures of his motor re than at any other season of the on account of the -condition of : roads, much better than during the mmer months and freedom from As @ rule there is considerably s< tire trouble at this time than dur- 1 the summer, and tires are the ource of the greater part of the trials f the motorist. New York has more than 1300 elec- trucks and nearly 500 electrie lcasure vehicle: For children an electric automobils 15 been built with a one-half horse- wer motor and a speed limit of four s an hour. A speed exceeding two miles a min- ite has been made by cars on a short ierman electric railroad buflt by ar- ny officers for experimenting. In ten years automobile plants in nada pave increased 4369 in number, 798,829,000 in value of capital, 175,108 u number of persons employed, $127,- ,201 in earnings of salaries and wages and $683,722,157 in value of produots, Many women aceustomed to driving horses would lfke equally well to be :ble to handle a powerful gasoline ar, Hitherto the dangers and diffi- cully of eranking by hand have pre. venied, The perfection of dependable starting devices opens up new pleas- ures for the woman driver, In the German market, goggles in which the glasses are made of quartz are new etfered, The optics are more verfootly eeloriess and tvamsparent, ird go much harder that their pol- ished surface never gets scratched by the agtion of dust and grit, Quarts also sheds water better than glass and clouds up less readily. Baltimore motorists are indignant at the preposed scheme of Mayor Preston to pass an ordinance impos- ing a lecal license on automebiles. The!' declare it would be triple taxa- tion, as they now pay the highest registration fee of any state in the unien, ard in addition they pay per- Ives Too Seriously. One thing necessary to become an athlete is to not take it too seriously, At least, it was by working out this theory that Mel Sheppard, one of the brightest stars of the athletic constel- lation, became one of the sreatest ath- letes of his time, and stayed on the top rung of the ladder long enough to enjoy many smiles at the expense of the youngsters. He laughed at the question at first, but a little later he became serious afd consented to ex- plaln his philosophy of athletles. “I think,” said Mel, “that the most important ' feature of success in ath- letics 18 not taking the game too seri- | ously. I have seen youngsters by the | hundred who had ail kinds of ablility fall by the wayside simply because they became too excited over the |game. I have made it a practice to | never worry over athletics and that, I believe, s one big reason for my suc- cess. When I find I am going back I shall quit. In the meantime we | should mot worry.” TIGERS LOSE FIVE PLAYERS. Indioations Point to Strong Eleven fn 1913—Captain Pendieton to Leave a Big Hol The fact that ‘the Tigers loss only five players of those who started against Yale points to the probablility of Princeton placing a strong eleven on the 1918 gridiron. Of this quintette only two men, Bluethenthal and Cap- tain Pendlston, will be missed by the coaches. The positions ofcupled by Andrews, Dunlap, Penfteld and Logan, Taifouck; . Eaker,’ haifback: Witt, fullbacky F. Trenkmann bac] Strelt, end; W. Swart, guard Ballin, tackle, and Emmons, quar back. Eluothentbals place at center will be the hardest position for the coa es to flll. Swart, who did not win his P this year, appears to be the most promising candidute at presemi. Cap- tain Pendleton, one of the greatest athletes who ever entered Prinoeton, will leave a big hole in the cleven, and it may be some time before his Ilke e seen on Osborns fleid again The dackfleld remains Imtant though there is still a question as DeWitt's eligibility under the Tigers three year rule. S. Baker, @t quarter ; this year, will I all probability have to_fight for his position pext fall, as Mike Boland will be in line for the berth. Boland, playing on Heft Her ring's scrub this year, was by far the best general on the field there this season. Next yoar's eleven will be formed sround L Baker, DeWitt, Waller and Boland as a nucieus. This will ta all probabllity be the first team backfield, + although the question of sgfbility may ' upset these prospects, either on mc- ocount of the athletic association’'s rules or the regulations of the fwe- ulty. Bacrifice for Bryan. Unless Wiiliam J. Bryan changes his mind—which he is little 1ke to do—he will not accept offica of any kind un der the Wison administration. He can be of more service outside than in. —Springfield Republican Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy hatr is mute evidence of a neglected scalp; of dandruff—that awful scurf. There is nothing so destructive to the hajr ns dandruff. It robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very Itfe; eventually producing a feverish- ness and itching of the scalp, which it not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die—then the halr falls out fast. A little Danderine tonight—now— anytime—wlll surely save your hair. 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