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FOOTBALL SEASON ,
OPENS TOMORROW
College Teams Begin Playing
Cn Gridiron.
NEW YORK, S.'Ut. 20. (Special. X—■*
Among the Eastern colleges football
for 1907 makes its initial boa tomor
row. The first skirmish's take
place tomorrow, being little more than
practice games, for it will b several
weeks yet before th > real battles be
gin.
The situation is not altogether love
ly, however. Far from it. It it com
plicated and unsatisfactory. So much
so, In fact, that it is impossible to
forecast with any degree of ■ rtain
ty just how strong th > var.ou: mem
bers of the “big five" will be this
fall. Judging from t: ■ nnr > r of
veterans left over from last Cor
nell ought to be unusual I■■ ; rong.
Yale has lost by graduation - ’ other
auses more than half tb- : quad,
it it has some excep' w: h trong
cuits from the frc 1 leven
last year. The 1 rii\ ■, y of
■nsylvania is fortun.it in having
but two of the nr mb ■ - r f last
on's team. Princeton ha lost
ily In the line, but ■ f ro m
raining Quarters imihat that
' • ■ Tigers expect, to «• 1 1 !e to
care for themselves. Harvard is be
lieved to be In the Worst shape of
any of the big colleges due largely
to the uncertainty existing the great
er part of last year as to whether
football would be continu.-d ns a col
lege sport. Annapolis and West Point
and also the Carlisle Indians are
V.,, *
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counted upon to show up well.
With but few exceptions, the sche
dule of the big teams are much small
er this year than usual.* There will
be bt t two intersectional games of
importance. One will he between the
University of Pennsylvania and Uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor and
other between the Carlisle Indians
and University of Minnesota at Minn
eapolis.
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THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1907.
SPINNERS WILL
SAIL TODAY
Two Hundred Leave Liverpool
For Atlanta.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20.—(Special.)
—Among the passengers on the Cam
pania. sailing from Liverpool for
New York tomorrow will be 200 dele
gates from the International Federa
tion of Master Spinners, bound for
Atlanta to attend the congress of
cotton spinners and planters to be
held in October. Besides the Eng
lish delegation, there were contingents
from France, Italy, Belgium, Ger
many and Austria. Before the At
lanta congress convenes the dele
gation will make an extensive tour
of the cotton bel niteaps :todaS.Fa
The English delegates are in favor
of measures that will render the
staple as free as possible from specu
lative fluctations.
Cures Hay Fever and Summer Cold.
A. J. Nusbaum, Batesville, Indiana,
writes: “Last year I suffered for three
months with a summer cold so dis
tressing that it interfered with my
business. I had many of the symptoms
of hay fever, and a doctor’s prescrip
tion did not reach my case, and I
took several medicines which seemed
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ly I insisted upon having Foley’s Hon
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HIGH JINKS IN
OLD ROME
Vatican and Priests Protected By
Military.
ROME, Sept. 20.—(Special.)—The
aniversary of the fall in 1870 of the
temporal power of the popes, due to
the entry of the Italian troops into
Rome, was celebrated throughout
the kingdom today. Organized de
monstrations were held at many
points as a result of the recent agi
tation of the anti-Clerical party. Dur
ing the day thousands of persons vis
ited the historical Porta Pia and oth
ers deposited wreaths on the monu
ments of Garibaldi, Cavour and Vic
tor Emmanuel.
The government adopted strong
measures to prevent disorders. Among
other precautions a military cordon
was drawn about the Vatican palace
and grounds, to prevent irresponsible
crowds from approaching the papal
residence. In addition to this the
the whole Vatican garrison was kept
under arms,, and all possible precau
tions taken to prevent disturbances
of the pope and his entourage.
Parades of Socialists and other
anti-Clerical elements were held in
all parts of Rome. The celebrations
centered at Porta Pia through which
the Italian soldiers entered the city
in 1870. Great crowds were congre
gated here throughout the day. There
was continious speechmaking, all of
it violently anti-Clerical and much of
it of a nature calculated to inflame
the populace.
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