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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-18

Household furnishings for sa.o cheap. Inquire at cable office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-18
Weather Report

BaroInclric pressure. ...29.2gl Temperature al 5 p. n....2S MaSim'In temporal urc. -. .3H Minimum temperature. .2] 'Ic; n tempe %urr .?S - rIdy. calm '. F.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-18
CAMP VALDEZ No. 10
 SA .B.OY Meet every Tuesday evening at o'clock in Eagle Ha'l. All members are requested to attend. <. MCNIECE. Arctic Chief
A Quick Retort.

References io Jonah and the whale recall an instance in which Il Salvation Army classic" scored "fr theological hccklcr.
 Do you really bclicvc?". he asked, "Ihai Jonah spent lhrcc days and nights in the belly of a whalc?'
 II don't know" replied Inc lady of the poke bonnet; "Tll ask him whcn ] gel to heaven"
 But supposing he isn't there ?'
 Quick as thought came her re- ply: Then you can ask him"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-18

AS Il matter of fact ''Thc LliT" ifs tho most comfortable place io stop in Valdez. Why not go; there first and save Ihc cnnbar- Tassucnt of changing?
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-18

Tho official ballot in Puget soond counties ai tho recent election was as wide as scvcn- column newspaper page and one half longer.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-22
RHINE zprdvy.

1ankton, 90 G.. j.. Novotny
byl jmenovan guv. Vesseyem co
delegat do narodnfho odvodhovaci.
no kongresu jenz Sc Dude odbfva-
ii v New Orleans 10 dubna.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-22

Wagner, 2O.-Brattf Stedronstf
v~yprodali svnj obchod S rolnicktm
nafadfm F. j. Rubertusovi. avsak
podrzf obchod Sc zeleznym zbo-
Tim, ktere prodavajf jenom "a no
tove a ovsem tel lacin4ji.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-22

Pierre, 19-Okresni komisafi v
okresu Sphinx pozadali statniho in-
zinyra by podal svGj Mailed o spe-
cifkacfch tykaifcfch Sc pov5ch mo
stu, jenz mali bSti zhotovene v
onom okresu. Inzinyr pc prohled-
mutt specifkaci shledaI, Re mostly
zhotovene die t9chto nebudou do
sti slime ma udrzenf tezkych paro-
stroji uzivantch pfi mlacenf, a
tim padem nejen nebezpetne, ale
malo platne v kraiine kde Sc p&stu
ie drobne obili Inzinyr Lea dale
pravil, hude-li mu cas- dovolovat,
re miIerad vyhovf kazdemu okres-
nimu vtboru pfi prohlizenf speci-
fkaci. Jeho navrh je, BY Sc utvo-
fila statnf kanceldf jejfz 1kolem
by bylo schvaleni vsech staveb
mostd znalci, a tax by Sc iednotli-
vfm okresGm usetfily zbytetne
vflohy "a nedostatetne mostly, ja-
koz i pfedeslo vaznym nebezpe-
Gin. V Iowa takovou kancelar a
shledava Sc re Sc osvedcuje. Oby
tejna praktika v okresech ie re
komisafi dali ohlaseni pro nabidky
a pax vse sami schvali, ac SO v in
zinyfskych vecech nevyznajf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-22


Geddes, 20-Leo Hale, ternos-
sky posluhovaG v Padley hotelu
zpdsobil velky rozruch minulou
sobotu a bezmala zastfelil nekolik
lidf. Hall ten den Sc Oral a poha
dial Sc S jinym posluhovatem Ger
nochem a koneGne Sc potali rvati
Byli ale cd sebe r~oztrzeni a Hall
ma to 81 dosel do zelezneho obcho.
du kde 81 koupil revolver. V ne
deli rano Sc vratil do hotelu a hle-
dial soupefe V iedne chodbe pot
kal majitele Danbauma a pohrozil
mu zastfelenim Danbaum DO
mem skotil a potali Sc tahati al Sc
zkutaleli re schodn. Cernoch PRIV
nj povstal ale V tom jiz mu Dan
baum skoGil ma zada a Gernoch be-
Eel opet ma horu MAZE Danbauma
ma zadech. Nahofe poGal 2 revol-
veru paliti ma vsecky strany a je
zazrakem re nekoho nezastfelil.
Brzy byl ale pfemozen a dan do
basy kde Dude drzen k zodpoved-
nosti k obvodnfmu soudu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-22

Avon, Thames Keegan, starr
osadnik tohoto okresu zemfel We
SVEN domove v Avon "a podezfe-
Itch okolnostf. Byl majitelem
Eureka hotelu. Vseobecne Sc ma
"a to Re POLL laudanum v Gmys-
lu sebevrazednem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-22

Washington Springs, 12.-Jistf
farmer byl zde zatten a dan pod
zaruku ku k%rajskemn soudu ma
obzalobu, Re prodal jisty majetek
ma ktery dial marked. X tomu
dluzno pfipomenouti, re mnozf H.
de 2 nevedomosti Sc domnfvajf, Re
mohou zamarkecovany majetek
prodat aniz by Sc Jim mohlo CO
staff.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-22

mOnOu ZamarkecOVany maJetek
prodat aniz by Sc Jim mohlo CO
staff.
Pierre 12-Pfedseda jiste octov-
ny v Iowa, w. P. Doolittle byl
zde ma za6atku tydne ohledne zbu.
dovanf okdrkarpy. SpoleGnost
kterou r%epresentuje za6a Cd m9sta
by postavilo "a $4,000 budovu,
ktert obnos Sc pax m6stu splatf v
pomeru 3 cent? "a kazdy busl okG
rex jenz by byl do vtrobny do
dan. Cht6l garanci &c, 1000 busln.
Geddes, 10 Potah konf ktert
patfil farmeru Chas. Durhamovi,
jenz bydli asi IL mil lime cd mes.
ia u feky, byl nalezen blfze teze
fanny fece Missouri. Mladi
manzele Durhamovy, iak Sc pravf
ieli ma tanecni zabavu 9. 1nora
pies zamrzlou feku a pc zabav4
Sc vratili. Cd te DOLBY nebylo o
Mich slyset. We stfedu tento IT,
den byly nalezeny kon6 v fece a
ma Sc "a to, Re sc pod mimi pfi ma
vratu probofIl led a oni utonuli.
Ma objevenf mrtvol Sc media ami
pomyslit, leda ma jafe AZ led or
tale. PAM Durhamova je dcerou
zdejsiho obchobnika, w. H. Nc
Ho-.L
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
RACE RESULTS
AT JAMESTOWN.

First Race--Pikes Peak, 12 to /, ) to
and 5 TO 2, won; Smash, TO l, 8 10
and TO S, second: Votes, to I, 3
to l and TO 8, third Time, 1:0S %.
Old Coin, Latent and Honey Bee also
ran.
Second Race-Col. Cook, to 5, 1 TO
and to 2, second; Dynamite. 10 TO l,
to / and 8 to 5. third. Time. 40 So.
Pendant, DIpper, Little ERs Camellia,
Cecia. Barber and Master Jim also rar.
Third Race--Clem Beachy, s to l..
even and to- 5, won: Concurran. 20 To
1. 8 to ] and 4 to l. second: Chiffon
Chief 20 to ], 8 to 1 and to j, third.
Time 1;143-5. Old Hank, Doormat,
Eaton Blue. Duke Dany, George s.
Davis, Howlet. Manheimer, Harcourt
and Mlrdli also ran.
Fourth Race-Buskin. 4 10 /. 10 5
and 2 10 S, won; Caugh Hill, TO 2. 9
to and to 9. second; Prince Ahmed,
20 to l, to l and 3 to ], third. Time.
i:123-5. L'Aiglon, Royal Tea and Be
som also ran
and to 5, won; Little Pat, 20 to !. 7
to / and TO i. second: Dust Pan. Z
to /, to / and TO 2. third Times
1:143-5. Toddling, Slim Princess, Wig
orous Bad News III, Virginia. The
Squire. ST. Joseph, Ct Regis. and Cat
also ran.
sixth Race-stairs. 25 to. 1. 10 to !
and TO /, won; Annie Sellers, 20 j,
even and TO s. second; Hampstead,
f:4sl-5 Kaufman. First Peep. Tom
Melton Harlem Lass, Sidon, Grania.
Lucky George, Haldeman. Evelyn
Doris and Little England also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
FINANCIERS ARE
UNEASY OVER
BALKANS STRIFE
Securities in London Are Lower
and There is Heavy
Selling
BIG ENGAGEMENT or
GOLD IN FERLIN
-
Highest Prices in New York At
tanned in Forenoon-Mar-
ket Showed Weakness

tCopyright, 1912, By The New York
nvening Post Company.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Sentiment
abroad wa3 adversely affected b. the
latest Developments In the Balkan
ltuat!on. and in London there was
more or less uneasiness felt In conse-
quence OF the announcement that tne
Austrian reserves had heen called ont.
The iesuit was that most OF the home
and foreign securities dealt In on the
English market were quotably lower.
with rather heavy settings in some
quarte-s. On the other foreign mar
kets the Lrice- movement Of the DAY
reelected much tho same unsetfiement
although none OF the Bourses was ac
all demoralized.
London for the first time In more
than a week sold stocks- here, about
$4,000 shares being ilquiuated for
European account The most inter-
iesting news of the day here had to do
with the engagement or gold for the
United States In Berlin. In London
Il was reported that 1880. 900 Ger
niah gold had--besn- -tai<en-fOr New
York. From England we obtained
$500 600 more, making altogether ST.
100000 gold that has been taken in
that market this week.
Tie highest prices for most stocks
were made during the first hour. Tc-
wards the close the market was ger.
orally weak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
WANT FURTHER
OLYMPIC CHANGES
American Delegates Fail to Re-
ceive Federation In.
vitatiOns

NEW YORK. Nov 22.-The Amerl.
can delegates to the Olympic confer
ence have not yet received notice OF
the proposed gathering of delegates
called by the Swiss federation for
May. 1913. at Lusenne, Switzerland.
to consider changes in the rules OF the
Olympic games.
The American delegates. Z. J. Wen
dell, Prof. sloane of Columbia univer-
sity, and Addison Armous, are not GER
tain that the United States will re.
ceiye an invitation to this meeting.
The Greeks want the 24-pound stone
throwing added, Germany wants the
two-handed bar bell put back on the
card, and England wants a penalty
established for false starting in the
sprints.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
Tha odds favor Harvard.

InS OuuS IdNOT ndEbdIu.
Harvard has a team that has made
a better showing this wear than Yale.
But the conditions hardly warrant
the giving OF Harvard preference IL
the betting.
Odds should be even and probably
will be before the game starts at New
Haven tomorrow afternoon.
Yale has the material for a greater
team than Harvard as far as mind,
bone and muscle are concerned. But
when II comes to heart, Yale is out
classed
Yale lacks that fighting spirit tha:
prope.s Harvard so swiftly. Yale Is
IA big hulklng. slow In0ytng body,
built more for comfort than for speei
Coaches have found II impossible thus
far to endanger the speed limit.
On defense the heavy men prove
successfuL But on offense they prove
weak. The backheld is not fast
enough for the, line and gets to Il
after II has opened up holes and let
them close again, It's interference Is
not AS snappy as Is Haryard's.
Yale's greatest hope lies In the
fact tfat II sis Harvard that 1t Is bat
tling. I They will fight harder against
Harvard than against. any other school
on earth, II may prove tnHt n is only
the sting or the thought of defeat by
Harvard that Is needed TO give Eli
the pep to win.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
FOCEL WANTS TO
BUY The PHILLIES
Has $4,000 Option on the
Purchase of the
Stock

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.--By paying
$4,000 Horace Fogel today received .
renewal OF the option on the stock Of
the Philadelphia National League club
held at 100000. which expires OF
Dec. II. and is now hunting money
to close the deal.
The stock Is held by Charles r
TAFT and Fogel. although the nom
inal owrer has merely been figure
head. Recently he tried to sell the
club and secured an option for thai
purpose. Now that he has renewed
the option. il was reported here
Fogel viii Try to borrow enough
money TO buy the club ana thus be
better able 10 fight President Lynch
or the National league.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
SLEUTHS in BIG
| STORE UNCOVER
PLUNDERBUND
Pinkert0ns Ca.se Arrest Oh
Three Thieving Employees of
Crowley. Miner & Co.
MUCH LOOT FOUND
IN HOMES Or ACCUSED
Scrub Woman Had Carried on
$65 Coat - Detectives
Still nj Work

With the arrest OF three employees OF
the Crowley, Milner 4 Co. store, on
charges or plundering the big store
of fully $500 worth OF goods OF ali
descriptions. It became public. Fri
day, that Pinkerton detectives have
been planted" In the store fol-
months. watching to get clues to q
big leakage of merchandise. which was
apparent to the heads OF the store
but proved elusive. 4
&c for months, clerks, ssock-keep.
ers, parcel carriers, and even porters
and other employees have been work
ing side by side with the "Pinks," ali
unconscious of being watched by
eagle eyes all day long.
The long surveillance brought re
suits. Thursday night, when DeLec.
ives Parker and Allen, working under
suggestions of Assistant Supt. Charles
J. Wolf, of the local Pinkerton agency,
arrested Tena Tetlack. night scrub
woman, living at No. 884 Palmer
ave Albert Appel, an electrician,
living at No ia High-st. east, and
William Braidwood, clerk in the
wrapping department, residing at No.
AZ Mon.caln,-st. east, on charges OF
theft.
Search OF Mrs. Tetlack's home re-
vealed upwards OF $500 worth of dress
goods. clothing. household goods. and
almost every sort OF merchandise, III
cluding $65 coat. to which the scrub
woman helped herself from the stock,
concealed In her locker for one day,
|and then proudly wore home, watched
by Pinkerton man.
Appell had helped himself to so cleo
trfc bulbs, and Quantity OF other
electrical goods which he might nsc
in business, later. He also confessed,
the police say. that his thefts amount-
ed to high figure.
Braidwood, who is only IL years old,
has admitted that he stole much mer-
chandfse, ard his home and that OF
Appel are being searched by the de-
tectives.
Both young men had sold some OF
their plumber to a mysterious party
who was interviewed by the Pinker-
tons and divulged much information
about the plunderbund in the big
store.
The detectives are still on the job,
and will be kept there until after the
Christmas rush.
There are both men and women
operatives watching the employees,
and so thoroughly are they sifted
through the big establishment. that
none may know whether the clerk at
his or her elbow Is a detective or no..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
BIG TEAMS ARE
READY FOR FRAY
Yale and Harvard in Good Shape
Near New Haven
Today

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 22.--
Short signal drill. final instructions
by the coaches and general loaflng
comprised the programme today OF
the Yale eleven in this city and the
crimson warriors at New London In
preparation for the game tomorrow
on Yale field All the regular Blues
are III excellent physical condition
The Harvard men seemed fit as they
vent through signal drill at Armstrong
park in New London today
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov, 22.-
There was q great exodus from Hai
ward today. Students and graduates
from here and Boston left in small
parties all day. Indications are that
the following will be tomorrow's line
Up. Tor the Crimson: FELTON,, left end;
etorer, left tackle: Pennock, Lett
guard; Parmenter, center; Trumbull
right guard: Hitchcock. right tackle
O'Brien. right end; Gardner. quarter
back: Hardwick. lefthalf back; Brick
icy, right half back; Wendell, fullback
There Is little doub. that Coolidge
Dana and Hollister, will all get In the
game at the end.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
CHURCH BASKETBALL
LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING

The Church Basketball league viii
meet Friday to elect officers and ar.
range their schedule. All the strong
church teams have signified sheir IL
tentioi. OF taking part. The idea l.
/ TO divide the teams according 10
weight anu then have the winners of
each section play off for the trophy
kindly donated by Mr., Richard Jac.A.
son. manager OF Spaldlng's local store.
The meeting will be held at SpalG-
ings, No. 254 Woodward-aye. at Z so
sharp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
ToMoRROw's ENTRIES
AT JAmEsTowN.

First Races year -olds, purse $500,
selling, 5I1 furlongs; Wewassa. sS; An
con, SO; Jonquil, 80; Province. 100;
Chad Buf0rd iea; Insurance Ss. Msni ar,s lys
los; Genesta. III; Coy, 1l1; Early
Light, ia. Also eligible; Mama John
son. 81
short course, about miles, purse not
given: Sanctim, 1871; Gallin, 1872; Re-
nauit. 1872; Lampblack, l3s; Lizzie Fiat,
.I42: Malaga. 144i Benora. IA; DR..
Third Race ~ S-year-olds and up.
purse $500. selling, furlongs: The
Gardener. sei Monty Fox. 30: Mindi :
nette, I0l; onager, 1ol; Aviator, l0i;
Queen Iol: Sir BlSis. III: coppsrtown.
Fourth Racial ages, Monticello
Handicap, value $500. mile: HIS
Majesty ss Tartar t,g S ss kSsmsk, ,Ss ssna l0S
1Os: Carlton G., 112; volthorpe, lo7;
iIHSf Sid Mrponsld. ils; Lahore, ial
Fifth Raee-s- year. oIds ahd Up, seft'
teor. @ iiS; WINNING Widow. 1O7; Black
chief, i0f: Ben Loyal, losi Right Easg
fOs: Ivabel, 10is Joe Knight Ill; Hon
man, II5.. Sherwood, II ~
sixth Race q. 9-year-olds- and up
purse -f300, Belling, nile and 1-l6
springuiass, sls supervisor. 90. lanes
DockefY, fo1; {working lad .lo4; Alta
maTa, tvs; Biacktord. los; II Gro. los
Hilarious. liz.
seventh Hacs-.All ages, purse s20o
selling, mile and 70 yards Fiy b,
Night. %. Ella Crane. 93i Manassph
| fQf Lady Sybil, I01: Excalibur, i0f
| Need Dove, LOG; irish Kid, 106; Bred
we'll, TOE; Caliph. 10s: Sir CIegis. III
Troy Weight, III. Spindle, Ill: Froe
l111: O'Em. III: servieenice. 100; Idle
weiss. lilo.
- - .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
CENTRAL s. OPPONENTS FOR SATURDAY. USE
SILENT SIGNALS rs MATTER or ECESSITY

Central has no line whatever OH
their opponents at the d. A. G. grounds
Saturday They have played only
Ypsilanti to give Central any idea Of
their strength and the idea from this
source Is very vague. Both ID. U. s.
and Eastern high had games with them
but cancelled Central was hopiag
Eastern would play them, but their
hopes were dashed.
Saturdays game il the last except
Icne for Central this season. Cleve-
land Tech comes here Thanksgiving
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
Western Has the Aavantags Of
n It's Home Field Againn Eastern

right AT home and Will nave this yeE
the same advantage that Eastern ~
last year at Mack park.
Boston teams are hghting mad rig1t'
row, western liz sore because Easf
ern Is so naughty and has the andee.
ity 70 concede that the score Hay Re
no worse than 80 20 0. Eastern -
sore because Western thinks that u
Las a pnuucp TO via
The game viii be battle between
stars on offense Huddy sherman y
the glitterer for the Cowboys. DrsH
ana Weeks are the brilliants for tho
Bouleyarders. On the line Rumler q
Fastern's chief strength and Il the
lyssterners can get rid OF him theE
stand an excellent chance u Ealniar
against their opponents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

The ambitions OF Manager Brown
~ the Arena. are oil the verge of be-
ing reaiized. That is part OF them
are. thoss that pertain TO hockey
He has about succeeded in secur-
mo for his rink a game between Co
,pmbia and Yale universities Tor Do
cember. A game between two such
schools has been the managers aim
Tor come time. and he is pleased that
ne Is so near to getting Il.
Mc0m university. OF Montreal 70
also being dIckered with for a game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
Just 20 shaM thern that LIs operntia


Western high Is counting strongly
on the advantage OF it's home field AID
home crowd In it's annual football
game with Eastern at Clark park Sat.
urday.
over In Mack park. Adrian college
draw many residents OF the east side.
stt t-the- -Ds-Ar-c-- grounds. Central viii
fight the Deaf Mutes OF Flint. This
leaves the western part OF the CRY
clear for the Eastern-Western col'
fiict.
While onls carfare Is required Tor
the Eastern rooters 10 get over TO the
park, the distance is as great as De
tween some towns and II Is likely 10
curtail Eastern attendance. On the
other hand. the Westerners will DC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
Hockep Game Here BetUeen Yale
And C0lHMbia rs AHtc7bated

with the Arena seven. Besides the
contests with Cleveland next week,
I,ssl.stA A-Hil ll-plax- x-here- early in De.
cember, then Syracuse. and the Mon
treal stars.
The man for the left wing position
has turned up in Newton J. Jdlnston
OF Paris, WAC played that wing for
the Paris team runners up in the in
termediate class In the o. II. A,
To hll the place OF Emory. who
had to quit on account OF business, Sill
ifvan. of Vancouver, and. Flimmer, OF
Manitoba. are trying out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
OAK PARK MEETS
EVERETT FOR TITLE
National Prep School Cham
pionship is at
Stake

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Final prepara-
tions were complete today for Oak
Park highs football team to so TO
Boston on Nov. 80, to play Everett
high school of that city for the Ma
tional Prep School championship.
Oak Park has q record OF winning
every game in the last three years.
Everett high has scored 1896 points
against its opponents 21 this year.
II was defeated by one point in ons
game this season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
SHORT PUNTS
AND PASSES

ALMA, Mich.. Nov. a2.--Upon
further examination az Capt. john
son, of the Alma team. "a wis found
that his injuries In the Detroit
game were not 80 serious ns mt nrst
thought. It was announced that his
neck had been broken, hut minute
examination made this appear Ina
probable.
ATHENS. o.. Nov. 22.--Western
Reserve eleven, from Cleveland,
will play Ohio University here,
this afternoon, both teams being
seriously crippled. Ohio's two
stars, Captain Gibson and Quar-
terback Reynolds are out with In
jured legs. Reserve nsed several
substitutes, saving It's strength for
the Thanksgiving Day game with
Case.
practice OF the Northwestern
squad In preparation for lbs game
with the Illinois eleven. tomorrow.
Coach Hnmmett directed "a strcnu-
Ous defensive workout. The
Northwestern lineup viii likely
he the same as wns used In North
Westerns game against Chicago.
EAST LANSING, Mich. Nov. ~.
The Michigan AgKfesenre eating.
drinking and sleeping Ohio state
formations I'm mn enort 90 prepare
for n victory over the Columbus
school before IL enters the west
ern conference.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 22.--
This season rs men have the right
60 wear the .H's" given the re-
serve football men. They arei &.
II. Wyman. Reuben Peterson, Jr.,
Cyril Quinn, Frank NJ McHnle,
Emil Tessln. Everett D.. Bentley
and Henry W. Ltehtner, OF the
varsity squad and Wright, Scott,
sheppard, Merritt, Paisley, Morse,
Peterson. Wells. Mliiard, Wilson,
Mcdonald. Eisenhower, brown,
Themes. MnthierOn, Young. Jay,
w. ~. AImendinger and Tompikins
OF thc scrubs.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 22.-
Coach Hnughton's contract, rs
Harvard coach, terminates this
year, and there are rumOrs that
he doesn't want the Job again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
.=FISTIcUFFS
eIRTHMARk FooLs ,EM,

Harry Thomas, English light
weight, always has the sympathy
OF the tender-hearted FANS Why
SIMPLY because they think he Is
getting walleped every time they
catch a glimpse OF his left eye.
Thomas has a birthmark which
makes him appear as II he has
stopped a fhsillade or punches
Time and again fans at the ring
side who have seen an opponent
land punch on the left side OF
Thomas head and then caught &
glimpse OF the birthmark have.
thought he was all In and yelled
for the referee to stop the bout
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The silent signals of the eleven are
often confusing to the team that Is
used 10 hearing Its opponents "6-1sx-
a. ring out before every play.
To have team lineup and sudden
ly start without the usual clatter of
numbers and letters is uncanny. II is
more uhcanny TO hear nothing but oo-
casional grunts from the men.
No matter how badly player may
want % object tnaA decision, no matter
/ how bA " Ne :5ltisy be peeved at an or
ponent. gestiehlation 10 his only dc.
fense,
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JAP BILLIARD EXPERT
TAKES THIRD PLACE

NEW YORK. Nov % 2.--Yamada. the
Japanese, Is today holder OF thirc
honors in the international ls.2 balk
line billiard tournament lie took
third place by playing on tie With
Ora Morningstar, winning by a score
Of 500 TO 2Qs. The winners average
was 1S 6-2S and his high run az.
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WHITE SHADES MOORE.

kENOSHA, WIS, Nov. 22.--
Charlie White. clever Chicago l2S-
pound boxer. today was credited
with shade the better Of last
nights mill with Pal" Moore OF
Philadelphia. in the opening show
OF the Kenosha boxing season. All
through the fight. both boys
showed cleyerness, and until the
end OF the seventh there was
nothing 10 choose between either
OF them. White showed his best
during the closing session.
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enthusiasts that they are calling for
him 10 replace one OF the regular men
in the backfleld. He is big heavy
fellow. who. they contend. hasn't hao
a fair chance.