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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1914

Page

4

Ames Overpowers West High In Narrow Football Duel

West High lost to Ames 13 2 as Captain Bill Davis of Ames starred with two touchdowns and two extra points. Davis produced repeated long gains and punting while West High relied on Glasener and Rausch but could not overcome Ames in the second half. East High beat Dubuque 47 12 with Gainon Rath and Dick Rath leading the charge and Morphew catching a 30 yard pass for Dubuque's score.

West High Ames McLain Bill Davis Waterloo West Light Davis Michigan Rausch Glazener Tle Gatter Hausch Glasener Cotter Pammell Amists Hell West High Eddit Pamamell Biakeyroel Carter Waterlon O'Brien Iowa Berg- Stresser Amey Ricketts Dubueuers Geinsman Gainon Rath Dick Rath Allen Simpson Reed Dubuque East High

Local High School Gridiron Pairings Listed

Schedule shows Ida Grove versus Storm Lake at Ida Grove. North Des Moines versus West Waterloo at Waterloo. Sioux City versus Sioux Falls at Sioux City Mall. Cedar Falls versus Waterloo at Waterloo.

Dea Moines Waterloo Ida Grove Storm Lake Sioux City Sioux Falls Sioux Malla Cedar Falls Boat

Lower Salaries to Save Minors in Baseball

President Justice of the Central Association opposes turning the circuit to the Federal league. At Omaha meetings, he and other officials push for lower salaries to protect minor leagues from loss of young players. Mike Sexton supports cutting pay, naming Marshalltown and Muscatine as examples. The Waterloo group will attend the major minor league gathering, seen as pivotal for years.

Burlington, Il Justice Central Dsociation Federal League Omaha Munagera Iniper Mike Sexton Rock Island Minor League Association Central Association Marshalltown Muscatine Farrell Justice Ia J. D. Burter Maager Jay Andrews Waterloo Association

College Football Results Hit Wide Range Of Scores

College results show West Missouri 32 Drake 6 and Iowa 27 Northwestern 0. Other victors include Michigan Aggies 22 Mount Uaoloo Me and Army 20 Notre Dame 2. Local college matchups feature Williams 34 Penn 3 and Harvard 20 Princeton 0. High school scores list East Waterloo 47 Dubuque 13 and Ames 20 West Waterloo 13 with Clinton over Lane Tech 73 to 2 in a curtailed game.

Des Moines Iowa Northwestern Ames Cornell Drake Missouri Iowa State Hightower Chicago Aggie State University Tigers Lake Wye Hawley Clinton Lane Tech East Iowa Tlinois Englewood Lane Aurora Oak Park East High Omaha Iowa City Grinnell Central Iowa Sioux City East West High North High Marshalltown Jek Clent West Waterloo Fort Lodge State College Thas Coe Mt. Vernon West Tennes Vanderbilt Nebraska Morningside Michigan Aggies Mount Uaoloo Penn Ohio State Indiana Washington St. Louis University of Cincinnati Western Reserve Kansas Washburn Suwanee Alabama Purdue Kentucky Colorado Mines Denver University Colorado Utah Case Kenyon Oberlin Heidelberg Marquette Creighton Harvard Princeton Army Notre Dame Yale Brown Navy Fordham Washington and Jefferson University of Pittsburgh Springfield U. M.C. A. College Amherst Colby Bates North Carolina A Georgetown Syracuse Rutgers Lehigh Poean State Warvard Phillips Andover Maine Bowdoin Colgate Rochester High School East Waterloo Dubuque Morning Sun Mount Pleasant Clinton High Warwick Murphy Berrien Kile Wbluett Webb

Republicans Elect Rawson Banquet Chairman in Des Moines

In Des Moines on November 8, Republican officers elected banquet chairman Charles Rawson to lead the get together. Rawson steered the campaign with limited funds, directing without faltering as Emma K. Blaise assisted at headquarters.

Des Moines W. W. Cardell Perry Robert Harr Supreme Court Cardell Barr Rawson Charles A. Rawson Teason

Flying Squadron to raise 50000 for Ames church

Ames will launch a statewide drive led by 50 prominent laymen and pastors to raise 50000 for a new Presbyterian church building to serve over 600 college Presbyterian students in Town State. The campaign traces to a meeting with Dr J W Cochran and state church leaders and includes many noted clergy and civic figures.

Ames Town State College Pinang J. W. Cochran Presbyterian Board of Educatore A. E. Kiser John W. Innle Frank G. McKean

Specialized Livestock Health Courses Planned

Ames nov formal plan by State College extension to intensify livestock health work. Prof Bliss says veterinarians will lead not only hygiene and disease prevention but also breeders' meetings. The program includes 37 weeks of full courses and many two to three day sessions across Iowa with multiple towns listed for each week.

Ames Agricultural Extension Department Ol Lows State College R. K. Bliss Adel Wayland Massena Jefferson Wapello Fontanelle Denison Mediapolla Bloomfield Logan Bellevue Low Moor Treynor Elkader Springville Guthrie Center Epworth Hopkinton Dezter Oelwein Klemine Winterset Greene Primghar Konoxville Belmond Wolfe Lamont Buffalo Center Bradgate Allerton Spencer Goris Centerville Laurens Ankeny Pomeroy

High School Boy Is Arson Fiend

Estherville reports a 16 year old student confessed to arson after authorities found his flashlight at multiple fires. He admitted setting eleven barns and the M B church blaze, saying it was fun to provoke crowds. He described knowing watchmen positions and waited among bystanders.

Estherville Ford W. R. Elliot Verne Elliott Connelly W. A. Beymer Elliott Bestherville Emmet County

Eckersell Likely to Officiate Slinton Wear Des Moines Tilt

Eckersell probably will officiate the Slinton-Wear Des Moines game as a Thanksgiving day clash for the state title. Following the victory Clinton will bring the eastern high school champions here for a postseason game.

Eckersell Des Moines

Potatoes Plunge in Dubuque Market

The Dubuque potato market fell Saturday with prices at forty five cents per bushel and some dealers offering thirty five cents to clear stock. Most stock sold for forty to forty five cents while a few sellers with stock bought at fifty cents per bushel under local orders. Reckless hunters alarm landowners nearby the region.

Dubuque

Olive Tablets and Dr Edwards Health Claim

The Olive Tablet Company promotes Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute to ease constipation. Claims include no calomel, a vegetable laxative, and no griping with quick relief. sold in 10c and 25c boxes through druggists in Columbus, Ohio.

Olive Tablet Company Columbus

East Dubuque bans hunting on premises amid complaints

Sound East Dubuque imposes a strong ban on hunting on private premises sparking complaints from local sportsmen who say there is little hunting across the river. The move follows reports of reckless hunting including an incident where Henry Hendricks of Monomines lost many turkeys to intruding hunters. Farmers justify the ban to deter those who abuse privileges.

Sound East Dubuque Farma Henry Hendricks Monomines

Big Homecoming at West High School

West High School hosted a lively homecoming on Saturday evening with Amen football team members and alumni in attendance. Dwight Strayer organized and led the program, welcoming guests and presiding over the event as performances by the Triple M Trio and readings by Jean Birdsall, Florence Hurd, and Genevieve Gardiner captivated attendees. Carlton Slas, a former school board member and favorite, contributed to the celebration.

West Bith Amen Dwight Strayer Triple M Maybeth Mack Maude Knoop Marjorie Taylor Jean Birdsall Florence Hurd Genevieve Gardiner Carlton Slas

Weet High Students Host Thanksgiving Program

A school event featured a student talk by Jack Leonard the boy wonder and piano selections by Miseee Dorothy Davis Fern Way and Florence Burd. Glee members performed and Bint Cotter gave an impromptu speech while Laverne Chapman spoke for the alumni.

Weet High Jack Leonard Miseee Dorothy Davis Fern Way Florence Burd Glee Club Bint Cotter Laverne Chapman Ames Vera Ermine Rock Dorothy Anna Wilson Roger Birdsall William Leonard Cornell Ralph Walker Coe College Genevieve Gates Cedar Rapida I. 8 Rt. 0

R I Owners Try to Meet Today

Stockholders of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway company gather in Chicago for a second attempt at an annual meeting. J N Wallace of Central Trust Company, trustee for 95.14 percent of stock, voted an adjournment until Nov 3 after the first meeting on Oct 8. The outcome of today's meeting is uncertain.

Chicago Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company J. N. Wallace Central Trust Company of New York

Directors up for election as terms expire this year

Four terms expire this year for directors including Daniel Q. Reid of New York Edward S Moore of Chicago Roberta Walker of New York and John J Mitchell of Chicago The article notes their prominence in financing the Hockley Jang over the last decade and invites elect or re elect for the coming year continuous leadership.

Hockley Jang Daniel Q. Reid New York Edward 8. Moore Chicago Roberta Walker John J. Mitchell Cubago

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