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YALE DEPENDS MUCH ON CAPTAIN KETCHAM
SMALL CHANCE OF SOLITUDE
1 CAUSE FOR WORRY
Senator Warren Need Not Be
Taken Seriously.
National Ruin He Predicts at Remit
of Proposed New Tariff Law la
Merely Figment of Wyoming
8tateiman' Imagination.
Gentle reader, do not worry.
The fact that Senator Warren of
Wyoming sees rain tor the country In
the woolen schedule of the Underwood
tariff bill la not ao alarming aa It
aeems.
Senator Warren own several mil
lion sheep. Ha has been called "the
greatest shepherd since Abraham."
The Aldrich tariff doty of 11 cents per
pound on wool gives a very tidy boost
to the senator's Income at the ex
pense of every consumer of wool in
the United States. But so long aa he
can pasture his sheep on the public
domain in Wyoming and Colorado and
the price of mutton keeps going higher
it is not likely that tree wool will
ruin even Senator Warren, and surely
no wage earner who wants a warm
winter coat ia likely to complain.
Truth is that Senator Warren has
the habit of seeing national rain
whenever he thinks he needs It in his
business. He sees it now In free wool.
He would see bigger and blacker rain
if the government quit maintaining
useless army poets In Wyoming for
Senator Warren's political benefit, and
probably he would think the end of
the world had arrived If congress cut
off his supply of Jack rabbit postof
flces. If Senator Warren Is unable to earn
his living without government sup
port, It would be cheaper to pension
him outright than to let him levy
taxea on American consumers. Mean
time, his yammer about "national
ruin" is not alarming, nor even Inter
esting. It is merely impertinent
Chicago Journal.
Captain Ketcham of Yale,
The followers of Tale axe depending much on Captain Ketcham for
the success of their football team this season and that this confidence baa
not been misplaced has been shown by the work of the team thus far.
"Wireless," Product of Civilization,
Would Soon Pick Up a Modern
"Robinson Crusoe."
The relentless march of civilization
is responsible for some curious anom
alies, but it is difficult to conceive of
a more strikingly Incongruous fate
than is at present overtaking the ro
mantic island of Juan Fernandes, the
picturesque and secluded spot famous
as the scene of the adventures ot
"Robinson Crusoe."
The habitual peace of this old-world
Island of cascades and coral Is being
sadly disturbed by the sound of ham
mers and saws. Beneath the pictur
esque fig trees a workmen's camp has
sprung up, where employes of the
Chilean government are busily en
gaged in the erection of a wireless
station.
The site chosen is the summit of a
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nela" and appropriately so named, 1 wh socialism, and protesting or
seeing that the lofty eminence dom- J rather raving against any appreciable
inates the ocean from southeast to reduction of the tariff on sugar and
northwest, guarding, sentinel-like, the lumber.
approach to the Cumberland bay and The Florida Times-Union is also a
San Juan Baptlsta, the island's only Democratic paper, of the conservative
type, it supported wuson, tnougn
without enthusiasm. But the moment
President Wilson began his work of
securing a revision ot the tariff, the
Times-Union put its entire Influence
back of him. When a clique of orange
growers in Florida denounced the pro
posed reduction of duty on citrus
fruits, the Times-Union, in the name
of the state, repudiated their action,
and assured the president that Florida
was seeking no graft and needed no
subsidies.
Contrast to Be Noted.
Two southern newspapers furnish
an Instructive contrast in breadth of
view and soundness ot political con
victions. The New Orleans Picayune Is nomi
nally a Democratic paper. It support
ed the candidacy of President Wilson.
Tet the moment It became clear that
President Wilson meant to keep his
own and the party's pledge of revi
sion of the tariff, the Picayune turned
against him. It is now denouncing
him as a "radical, heavily tainted
YALE MAKES CHANGES
Jones and Queal Start Work In
Football and Cross-Country.
port
The plant will have a working ra
dius of 500 miles, so that ships pro
Tided with wireles apparatus could
be picked up within 1,000 miles west
ward of Valparaiso, while ocean wan
derers out of reach of the Coqulmbo
or Talcahuano stations may be com
municated with.
Last December the Chilean govern
ment disembarked the materials and
men for the construction of a con
crete building armed against un
welcome attentions from natives and
the work is now fast nearing completion.
There will be little fear In future ot
fate!
BEST FOOD FOR THE WOODS
MRS. EATON HAS
WON
SYWIPflTHY
BELIEVED JURORS HAVE AL
READY DECIDED TO FIND
HER NOT GUILTY.
COMM
TO
SOON BEGIN PROBE
WILL INVESTIGATE CONDUCT
OF FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN
IES IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Plymouth", Mass., Oct. 29. The
cross-examination of Mrs. Eaton was
resumed at to-day's session of her
murder trial. The public sympathy
of this city is apparently with her.
Under the penetrating, cross
examination of District Attorney
Barker, Mrs. Eaton has contradicted
herself only on the minor details.
The jurymen seemed to follow 1 1 -. -questioning
less intently today, this
giving rise to the opinion nmoiiK
specta tors that their decision has
already been m adc.
Mrs. 'Eaton reiterated her state
ntcnt that she did not want her hus
band committed to an insane sayluin,
but sounlit only the treatment of his
supposed malady from a hospit.il
The jaunty air with which Mrs.
Eaton entered the court room partly
disappeared as the questioning con
tinued, as did also her almost viva
cious manner in answering the questions.
Dr. White is a pleasing forcrfi.l
speaker that grips his hearers at one
and hold them to the finish. The
singing will be led by the large Taber
nacle choir. Singers from other churehes
are invited to join the choir and a
Christian workers of the city regard
less of denomination are requested
to co-operate in every way possible to
help win New Bern for Christ.
The service begins promptly at 7:30
o'clock. The entire public will be made
to feel at home.
Raleigh, N. C, Oct. 29. The legisla
tive commission, for the investigations
of the conduct of fire insurance com
panies in North Carolina, in prelimi
nary conference here today, determined
that each member of the commission
shall spend the next several weeks in
special study at home in preparation
for the work ahead. When the pub
lic hearing begins there are to be as
nearly as possible continuous sessions
until the hea-ings are concluded. It is
thought these will most probab y be
sometime early in the new year, pos
sibly in February.
The members of the commission dis
cussed the question of whether there
shoud be counsel retained for the com
mission and the commissioners agreed
informally that there would probably
be necessity for such counsel as the
work of the commission progresses.
Each member of the commission has
received a personal letter from the
State department of insurance, in
which Commissioner J. R. Young, ten
dered his personal co-operation and
that of his department in the work of
the commission. This tender is ar
cepted. v t ,
The meeting of the legislative com
mission today was of the most in
formal sort. Members present were
Senator Victor Bryant and Represen
tatives H. A. Page, Elmer Long and
A. F. Sewell. The absent member was
Senator Barnes of. Pitt County, who
was detained at home.
Men Who Know Pin Their Faith to
Pancakes With Oatmeal to "Fill
In the Chinks."
A woodsman will tell you that he
can travel longer on beans and peas
than on rice. Because cornmeal pan
cakes were the chief article of food
twioe a day a guide once complained
bitterly that "cornmeal was no food
to travel on In the summer, and It
makes a man tick to have It too
often.'' This same guide will develop
a surly temper the first day out if his
employer has a Urge supply of soup
tablets.
I once heard three experts discuss
woods food. Two were remarkable
guides. The third, a member of the
Canadian geological survey, has, .in
the last ten years, canoed and ollmbed
mountains from coast to coast and
from Lake Superior to Hudson bay.
All agreed that they could-aot travel
on a breakfast of oatmeal alone, and
all said that when they wished to do
a long, hard morning's work they ate
pancakes and "filled In the chinks"
with oatmeal. Outing.
COTTON MEN ARE IN CONFERENCE.
Nothing In "Labor" Cry.
Sugar and wool, the two citadels of
Aldrichlsm, cannot make a "labor"
n. tnrufern mnnr sharing Crusoe's P"a Hlgb-prleed land, rather than
nign-;
priced labor, has checked the de
velopment of wool growing in this
country; and the sugar industry pays
very low wages. The constant cry ot
beet sugar growers of the west has
been for plenty of cheap "gang" labor;
and only constant watchfuness has
psevented child exploitation In west
ern beet fields quite as bad aa that
recently uncovered In canning fac
tories. A fraud driven into the open Is
more than half beaten. Aldrichlsm
has lost Its "labor" mask.
It turns out, that La Follette's
mother was a North Carolinian.
The sterling fighting qualities of
the man had caused us to have
a suspicion that he was part
Tar Heel all the time.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 29. Rep
resentatives of southern cotton ex
changes today conferred with the
Department of Agriculture officials,
regarding the standardization of
American grades below middhnd to
conform with the Liverpool revised
grades, which becomes effect vie next
September; The conference was the
outgrowth of the meeting at Mem
phis last January and the Liverpool
convention last June, at which it
was determined by representatives
of nearly all American cotton ex
I changes to effect an international
standard cotton grade.
The conference did not discuss the
question of legislation, because the
adoption of revised grades by all
American exchanges would render
this unnecessary, neither were prices
or the question of tax on cotton fu
tures discussed.
The Elizabeth City Advance
iwcs two columns to rip us up
the back. We appreciate the com
pliment and are sorry we can't
return it, but everything we could
sav about the Advance pro or
con. could be put in three lines.
To Hla Own Self, He's True.
Governor Foes of Massachusetts
was elected to his present position as
a Democrat, now declares himself a
Republican, and expects to head the
state ticket of that party at the next
election.
It la an error, however, to speak of
Governor Foss as having changed his
politics. He never had any politics,
save a single-minded affection for him
self and a firm faith that the chief
duty of the American people ia to
make him wealthy and famous. He
has not deserted these cardinal prin
ciples. He Is merely trying to get into
the chicken roost from the Republican
side.
Preparation for Present Season Most
Elaborate In History of College
Little Change Looked for
In Rowing Policy.
Two changes In Tale's coaching sys
tem went into effect with the report
ing of fall squads for athletic train
ing. In both football and cross-country
work permanent paid coaches have
been installed. In football, Howard
Jones, the new permanent coach, to
many players at Nantucket, and la
cross-country running, Billy Queal, the
professional champion, has most of
the prominent candidates for the dis
tance team daily working out over the
hills near his home in New Tork
state.
The need of a revision In both the
football and cross-country teams
training has been seen by the new
resident coaches, and the preparation
for the present season is the most
elaborate in the history of the two
sports at Tale.
Yale has not heretofore installed a
permanent coach in either of these
sports. ir football a head field coach,
changed from year to year, has been
named and no continuity In system
has been secured.
In cross-country work, John Mack, J
the track athletic team coach, has
had charge, but his duties as football
team trainer and as track coach have
prevented his giving much attention
to the cross-country fall season. Un
der Quest's coaching Yale distance
men last spring made the best show
ing in the Intercolleglates in years,
and It is now felt that there will be a
chance for a Yale victory in the cross
country team run this fall.
Yale has re-elected two captains of
losing athletic teams for another sea
son, "Bud" Snowden of the -crew and
"Jack" Blossom of the baseball nine.
Blossom was a member of the Junior
class last season, but was completely
upset by losing the Harvard series and
consequent championship, and stated
that he would not return next year,
although re-elected captain. He has
changed his mind and will set the
squad to work soon after college
opens. In two weeks. He will reap
point as his coaches Prank Qulnby,
who has been coach for two years, and
Berhle Tommers, who had charge ot
the pitchers last season. Yale has
had wonderful material the past two
seasons, and the same nine that swept
everything before it in the early
games last spring will return, with
hardly an exception, for another year.
Captain Snowden has not Indicated
his coaching plans, but It is under-
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stood that another trial of the English Give US a Trial and.be Convinced. Phone 453. 80 Pol-
stroke will be made. Snowden has i(u.i. C
been In Europe the past summer, and
one report is to the effect that an Bng- i
llsh coach will come here this fall
to spend the entire season in drilling
the crews.
Little change is looked for in the
Yale rowing policy because of the fact
that Snowden was committed thor
oughly to the English system of coach
ing last year, and It Is thought that
little change will be made in his ad
visers, the committee whleh shaped
Yale's policy last year. Prominent
among them are A verlll Harrlman of
New York city; Fred Allen ot Bos
ton, chairman of the committee;
Payne Whitney of New York city, and
Alfred Cowlea of Chicago. Harrlman
was an undergraduate and was head
coach last year. It is not expected
that he can give time for continuous
coaching here because ot his duties
in connection with the Harrlman
estate, ot which he is one ot three
heirs.
DILL HAROBTT
Horse & Mule Co.
Live" Stock, Buggies, Wagons, Carts and Har
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Truat Properly Indicted.
The government never has sought
to punish legitimate business operat
ing within the area ot honorable com
petition. But there is a question
when a corporation, through combina
tion, acquires control of 86 per cent,
of the output of one particular line.
And this is what the government
avers the harvester truat has done.
Old Huerta must have attended
that ' G. O. P. Chicago con
vention.
Aw, for the love of Mike,
and after all the nice things we
had said about the weather man,
tool
Matter for Men Who Know.
We plead tor deference to the opin
ion of those who have a right to have
an opinion. England has for years
had no money question. All parties
agree that the country ought to have
the beet system obtainable, and all
follow the guidance ot men who have
aiven their lives to a atudy of the
subject We ought to try to get Into
the same state of mind. The question
of a nrooer ordering of our. finances
Is not a Democratic or s Republican
question It is purely a scientific
ttoe.
IRON MASK MAKES
6 FURLONGS IN 1:10 4-5
Iron Mask, by Disguise Royal
Rose, had to break the world's
record for six furlongs on a cir
cular track to defeat Leochares in
the first race of the 11-day meet
ing which opened at Douglas park,
Louisville, Ky. The new record is
1:10 4-5. Leochares led until with
in 10 feet of the finish and Iron
Mask, having also passed Helen
Barbee, which finished third, in the
stretch, won by a neck. Samuel
R. Meyer was the only other
starter.
Iron Mask Is owned by Jefferson
Livingston, ot Cincinnati, and is
five years old.
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Pitchers' Duel.
Ray Collins, with Boston, aud Wal
ter Johnson of Washington have
matched their cunning in four cham
pionship games this season. Each has
resulted In a shut-out and both huri
ers have won two games apiece. The
Collins Johnson pitching duel started
April 28 when Washington won 6 to
0. Decoration day Collins took his re
venge, winning over the Danish Disas
ter by a 1 to 0 score. The two met
again on July t, Washington taking
the game after 16 Innings of play.
Score, 1 to 0. Collins came back with
the same score In his favor August 81.
Precedent Established.
Rock Island, 111., has established a
remarkable precedent. The munici
pality hah carried a bond Issue to buy
a ball park and a franchise In the
Three-I league. Five hundred women,
voting their first election, were al
most unanimously In favor of the
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