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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Crosgrove Of Aid
rich, Nina, are visiting at the home
OF Mrs. CrOSgrove : brother. 4. \.
StearnS, a few miles west of Salem in
Polk county. They are making a lei.
surely trip to various points of interest
in the West.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

LOST-Pair auto chains between Salem
and Wacouda, Aug. 20. Return 10
Nick Bros. and gcCeiv, reward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

WANTED TO BUY-One pony; must
he sound and gentle, to drive single;
"oo to 1000 lbs. Call up 49l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

Sunday the oregona, the highest
draft boat on the river for its size, will
ascend the willamette river to the
Horst Brothers hop yard near lude-
pendence to take on 500 bales of hons.
Last sunday the Oregona went above
independence and brought down car
20 OF hops.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

FINE TINE TO BUILD-.
hlght now. Every condition is favor
able. The country s future was new
er brighter. Labor will never be
cheaper Material will never cost
less. 80 get in and build that homo
yon We wanted. Make your dream a
reality Sit by your own firesilo--
wear the paint off your own stems.
and enjoy the comfort of taat " set'
tied feeling. You can. Wen heb
you. We have helped Others and .hey
are glad of it. Laflar & Bolinaes
4O6 Hubbard building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

FO RRENT- Furnished coy 3.rocm
apartment, ucaw and modern. 565
South Liberty Phone 53G.M.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

The jews of Salem are invited to at
tend the services of YOm Kippur. at
the synagogue, l25 North Commercial
street, from 4 to $ Tuesday night and
from a. m. to q p. m. Wednesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

n HIarrlage License was Issued by the
county clerk today to Isaac Earl Linn
vile, butcher, of Linnville, and Miss
Orla Cox of Aumsville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

The committee of the Oregon Logan
berry growers in charge of the adver.
using campaign will begin the cam.
Paign in the Iowa Homestead. of Des
MONIES, Iowa, which has a large circu.
,atlon IN the Middle West. They will
be advertised in other papers, as the
campaign to make them known will be
nationwide
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

A. OhOA1s OBJ fIhmbEh %, 1911.
: A marriage License was issued by III
: county clerk today to Isaac Earl Lin
vile, a butcher, of Linnville, and Mi,
Orla tOx of AumsviIe.
: The jews of Salem are invited to a
> tend the services of Yom Kippur, q
the synagogue, l25 North Commerri,
street, from 4 to 5 Tuesday night an
from a. m. TO p. m. Wednesday.
, -O--
MIR. and Mrs. T. c. Crosgrove Of Ale
rich, Minu., are visiting at the hom
of Mrs. CrOSgrOve brother. 4. !
Stearns, few miles west of Salem i
Polk county. They are making a lei
surely trip to various points of interes
in the West.
Central Congregational Church-Rey
Mr.. Foster, of Portland, will preach i
the morning at II O'Clock. Sunda,
school as usual at lO clock. Mr. l. Y
McAdoo, superintendent. Song seryic
at l:45 in the evening. G.. A. Rect
of Willamette university, will preach.
Sunday the oregona, the lighes
draft boat on the river for its size. viii
ascend the Willamette river TO tn,
Horst Brothers hop yard near Indie
pendence to take on 500 bales of hons
Last Sunday the Oregona went ahov,
independence and brought down car
90 of hopS.
Judge Percy R. Kelly heard the tes.
tmony in the case Of James Svkc,
against Charles Anderson and K. =. Pet
ers IN Department No. OF the cirruit
court this morning. A music store ON
Court street, it appears, was trans
lerred from Mr.. Anderson to MIR. Peters
and the controversy arose over the liza
olllty for a certain promissorv note.
1t is not probable that the Eugene
Radiators will make Iunket to salem
as a marching body this wear rs they
did last year As vet no formal invi-
tation has been received. and il is he
lleVed that after the fair in Eugene
this week, the members of the Radia.
tors will find themselves too busy to
give up day to an excursion next
Week.-Eugene Guard.
-o
Judge Galloway will hold court j.,
Department No. , of the circuit rorrt
Monday and continne the rns+ of tha
week. No cases will bc tricl Aronl,y
the court hearing motions and dcmur-
divorce business for this term of roprt
-o-
Eighteen of the Seitz pack RANGES
designed to be used in the mountains
where vehicles cannot 90. and mann.
factured in this city bv the Eugeue iron
works, a model of stamp mill moda at
he same plant and five OF the Harden
pump fountains. invented bv d. L. Har.
len, of this city. and made M tbc iron
works, were shipped to Salem last pigbt
o be exhibited at the state fair-Er-
-O---
The market price for hops hangs
lround 10 cents according to Salem hon
men,. The firm Of William Brown 4 ,
%. bought 203 bales recently at II
ents per pound and another local firm
l25 bales at the same price.
'nt 1t Is said that no more can be
tecured at those figures The pur-
IN 90 IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

FOR SALE-Choap, good top buggy.
Phone 1891.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

C. L, sperling & Son have moved
their grocery TO larger and better quar-.
ters at 247 North Commercial street.
Wnere they will continue the same
nigh class service that has made their
store so popular.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

9 = x i; x x x * X X X x \ x X * 4
NEW TODAY
x x 4 x = x x X x x X x X X X /
4 FRED > NIGHT LUNCH.
Il FOR sALE-Choap, good top buggy
4 Phone 1891.
j WANTED Man with team to haul
i wood Phone S43.
4 LOST-Gold monogram pin, 90. V. y.
4 ]. PuOne 2C+l-R.
Il Furnished house. Address
L II. II. T., care journal.
FOUND-M West Salem, gray row
boat J, J. Russell, West Salem.
GOOD Canning Peaches at the Imlah
Farm, Polk county. Phone 59.Fll.
OLD PAPERS for carpets; 10 cents
per hundred. journal office.
HOUSE-Sl2.jO rent. 260 North The.
tccnth street. Less long lease.
Fop pVIT -. a.
in anJ ,noI,rn ptSn i'" 90 ,uo"is' S'V'o
- @.-- .o..o..'. = : l.,no % dnu ii
"" yo,our m''-S S5z G',1 mV i,. llILisleG rooms,
- .-l 80 --o"-- : w. .een.H stIoe''
FRESH and boiled cider and applicable
Soo- at ''''' ; ''''' "o'Ns' fho'e
-
WAR IN EUROPF-Fred' . war co
lnn.I, '"'"' "'O'"u "'''' NIs'I
FOR RENT-Modcu flat close in. olso
tw"om DnS''n'1' ~ ,,I a,I' '"'"p' ih'"' u be-
- ----- o"u =.
FOR SALE-Blac brood mare. O,
R"n,o "", 'I' Eo" to""E 5e cow H. de 6oocN'
----
FOR RENT-Three furnished Louseq
W II GraL,,borst A. 10 uao,, y
-u-- -ouN n-IE,
| FOR SALE-Good Jersey COW. ,,o,y
mixer. VIII frc,E,u ,oor g5I II
Tvaut,-r rirs. s,ro,t
FOR SALE 81. Mandt wagon. wiJs
tires. used very little, 500. can gIG
South Twelfth street
apartment ncaw and modern. j65
NoNth Liberty Phone 53G-M.
U-1ITI,T -r- ------ --- ~
"'N ~ w ~ -'he pony; must
"'" 10 'VUo IDS 'aI' mp 49l.
LOST pair o,4o -L-i---,- i-I-' I-.------ -
and Wacouda. Amg 90 B,t,." "''"' a."
VIII p'o, ,'I -'"E "'E''" ~
FOR RENT Nicolv frrnisboJ LoJ.
rooms, only four blocks from q r.
depot. Phone 1891. lnuuirc $40 Min
to work in greenhouse. Inquire "a
person at greenhouse, lG3S Market
street.
w 1yTTD - ---
worE too,n SaY tyT ~ pa? mem go.n
ism strcct "'' VI "'''e 1919 IT,
FOR RENT -g.,ocm frrni.LoJ -.
harm. rairka,, bnns. o,,.I Ill. ''y,
236I-R.
---
FOR SALE-S30o nioro soor;f;oo
coupt LEAVING city .o, siio
cash. balance forms % Cou T,l9' aIe oI pa
"'''"'' '''''H' van 'to SOGlu
-----
FOR SALE CHEAP -.r,r,,,.. .n,.,....t,
small tract aLor. o." '' ,''o''"p'"
bouse. ar,i horr. om :, t,, ~, S'''
Deal Realty 70 t""'
,op sim
IanJ fa'1, V9 owner 10 acres fine
Bar%,; mI ,'Ht'. auu c'eaF' rock Foad.
,ns;5" ";i"n" , amen soon fhone l2l,
--olue"lo Pnoue w
'AlRf FARM-For cash rent llo
acres under pIow; silo, barn for %
TO 80 cows W. b. Duncan, 1875
Houth lWelith, phone jO5.N.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

The county board of equalization.
consisting or County Assessor West
County Clerk Gehlhar, and County
Judge Bushey is making a personal in.
VeStleaton of the complaints of over.
taxation filed with the board last week
The board will visit each piece of prom.
erty personally and will investigate all
charges of unequal taxation. The mem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

DO not use drops nor drugs of any
KIND in examining eyes. My examipo.
hons are made by modern. safer and
more accurate means, aud by seienti.
tc methods that give the exact defect
OF vision and enable me to fit your ewes
with glasses that will give vou com.
Tort and perfect satisfaction. DR.. NJ.
I; Mendelsohn, 2lO,2ll L. s. Bank
Bldg, Salem, Oregon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
FRAT DEMANDS
! Are FRAMED in
!. SECRET CONFAB

NEW YORK, Oct. Lett would
not be good policy to divulge oul
measures until we have had chance
20 present them to the National com
mission.'
This was the only comment which
President David Fultz, OF the Base
ball Players fraternity, would make
today following secret session OF the
directors which lasted
all Of yesterday. The entire day was
given over TO the formulating OF new
conditions which the fraternity will
present TO the National commission
and TO the National association.
7. The old officers we're reelected
and in order TO give representation
to the class IA and A players, Ed
ward Zimmerman. Of the Newark
club. International league. and Frank
McDermott. Memphis club OF the
Southern league, were elected vice
presidents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
Varied Attack Replaces
Old-Time Secret Stuff

II Is doubtful II there has been a
season since the rules were changed
when so much really good football
has been played so early in the sea
son as has already teen accounted for
on this years schedule. A year ago
most OF the big teams were going
along at this stage on the theory that
the wise thing to do was to travel
along slowly, winning games by re.
vealing as little OF their real football
hand as possible. Yale and Princeton
and Harvard all seemed TO be COM
mitted TO a policy OF keeping their
ultimate intentions under cover.
This year both the Eli and Nassau
coaching stats have elected to start
the season full speed ahead. Frank
Hinkey, the one ruling factor at New
Haven, and the combination OF Prince
ton footba gray matter which is rum
ming the campaign OF Old Nassau.
have thrown the old secret stun into
the discard. The tactics at both uni
versity centers have indicated plainly
that both the Bulldog and the Tiger
are aiming at a wide gauge game
which will keep opponents guessing.
not for the answer TO some one thing
withheld. but for means OF meeting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
Frat Brothers Want Whack AT
World Series Treasure Chest

A movement. credited to the Play.
ers' fraternity, has been started to
secure division of the world series
spoils among all OF the members OF
all the teams In the two big leagues.
The teams which fail To show cham
pionship class. IL Is said. feel that the
pennant winners have the juicy prize
too much TO themselves, and II Is pro-
posed that fourth OF players shares
be divided among the cellar cham
pions and the rest Of the league. This
would give the outsiders only about
500 each. but 500 is well worth
the grabbing. as any ball player will
tell you.
The proposition no doubt grows out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16

varied and constantly shifting com
bination OF the running. kicking. and
passing.
No symptom In intercollegiate foot.
ball in years has been more healthy
than this complete abandonment OF q
dependence upon particular style OF
play AT New Haven. the indications
point plainly to q modern evolution
OF the old-style Yale tactics which
counted on success not by mystifying
an end Of the season rival by some
one trick In the football trade. but by
keeping opponents on the defensive
through forcing them to worry as to
what Yale would try TO do next
Harvard. also has seen At to large
ly discard the secret stun" IL this
situation were OF importance only to
the three big institutions involved 1,
would be interesting. But because the
happenings at New Haven. Cambridge
and Princeton are the closest watched
by other colleges Of any In the coun-
try, the triangular confession that this
Is season when coaches and teams
win have to play offensive football in
order to win games Is destined ia
have a far-reaching effect and make
the game more interesting to specta'
tors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
LEAGUES BREAK
EVEN in SERIES

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.--with the
victory OF the White sox over the
Cubs In the Chicago city series yes
terday. the National and American
leagues broke even in the inter-league
combats staged since the regular
playing season closed.
The Braves and Giants returned
victories for the National league over
the Athletics and Yankees. The
White .Sox. and Browns in the Ameri-
can league downed the Cubs and
Cardinals. The National league teams
won more games than did the teams
of Ban Johnson's organization, the
count standing IL games to 8 In their
favor. The Braves. OF course. made
the greatest showing, taking four
straight games from the AthleScs-
The Giants won four out OF Ave from
the Yanks: the Browns four Of Ave
and one tie from the Cardinals. and
the White Sox four out Of seven from
the Cubs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
HERE'S SOME COMFORT-IN 1865 ATHLETICS
DEFEATED BOSTON IN lis TO "a THRILLER

PHILADELPHIA. i6"Atheics defeated Boston this
It's "a The Athletics knocked II
pitched wonderful Athletics
No. this Is dream but actual fact OF course did
during series
pitchers undehanded
when unknown and when ball with life
always used.
John the Jener
this the sixties seventies pitcher
the Olympic OF philadelphia tells about the series
connie should Dick Mcbride work
said English why that Boston bunch wouldn't
McBrfde7 should be ashamed
self Why that
1oafher He n day and
pitching
.nanv years think OF thatf Dick
NED than pitcher ever ssw"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
HARPER PICKS men
TO BATTLE YALE

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. l6.-Just
before taking the train for New
Haven with his squad Of football art
lists, Coach Harper announced the
following as the probable lineup Sat
urday against Yale:
Edward. lie: Jones, (captain). IL;
Keefe. L.: Fitzgerald, C.; Bachman.
rig: Lathrop. IT; Mills. re; Cofall. q;
Finegan, In: Kelleher or Pliska, RI;
Eichenlaub, (.
Fear that Eichenlaub, the great
fullback. would not be able to play
because OF injuries was set at rest.
Other injured men are in shape again
and the team Is said 10 be In At con-
dition for terrific struggle. which Is
expected to show the comparative
merits Of eastern and western foot
ball.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
MACKS NOT ONLY
UPSET VICTIMS

The Athletics are not the victims OF
violent upset OF the dope this year.
Oxford won the relay championship
England swiped the golf honors. the
Aus'rs liam ran away with the tennis
title, and Norris Williams defeated
Maurice Mclaughlin for the national
championship In tennis. Then Church
an unknown from Princeton. took the
c pllege tennis championship away from
the new national title-holder. Col
supplied another upset. when Ouime'
lost the open championship. Boxine
furnished its share OF surprises. Kid
williams taking the bantamweight title
from Johnny Coulon, Richie losing
the lightweight premiership TO Welsh
and Gunbost Smith dropping his claim
TO the white heavyweight champion
hip by foul In the bout W
pentier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
M'CRAW SIGNS
KAUFF, FEDERAL
STAR, IS REPORT
BY HAROLD Y. WILCox.

M AAAOL0 v. WILMA.
II reports from New York are to
be tSken seriously. organized baseball
has begun paying Oh scores against
the Federal league In the outlaws
own coin by Kidnapping Bonnie Kauff,
the indianapolis star who has been
toute6 all season as second Ty Cobb.
Kauff led the new league with the
bludgeon this year, ranked high as q
base pilferer and Ia q genuine star.
II r. claimed that he has signed q
contract with the Giants and will be
seen NEXT year az cog In the new
machine that McGraw plans 70 de-
velop. Kauff In easily the pick Of
the outlaws who are not on the black
list. and II his hurdle to the National
league Is fact. the Feds have been
given an awful wallop. Kauffs sigma
ture Is said to have brought large
bonus.
Organized ball is not planning 10
tease back the men who deserted this
year. but will confne its raids to
players who have been picked up from
the sand lots and developed by the
Gilmore circuit. C
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16

OF the change worked by the magnates
two years ago. providing that one
fourth OF the clubs share in the
Worlds Series be divided equally
among the other seven clubs OF the
league. Thus the non-combatant club
owners profit by the Worlds Series
enthusiasm. But the noncombatant
players get nothing
The chief trouble with the scheme
is that too many ball players think
that they will be world champions
next fall. an idea too capitalistic for
a pront.sharing project.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
Wolverines and Aggies Both Get
Light Workouts On Battles Eve

EAST LANSING. Mich, Oct. 16s--
There will be no more strenuous prac-
tice here before Michigan comes to-
morrow. Yesterday the Aggies were
given a light workout, showing the
best form of the year Macklin's line
up Is still problematical. but II Is ex-
pected that the old gang will be used
In the outneld, with Hutton In at
tackle and Blackjack shifted to end.
No other changes are expected. The
campus IL growing more excited daily.
and few demonstrations OF the
FarmeIs' confidence IN Macklin's az
gregation can be expected tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
JINX AGAIN BUSY
ON LAWTOKS TEAM

Coach Lawton, OF the u. Of D., Il &C.
quiring silver locks faster than Kaiser
Bill Of Germany. Just as he had a
team all framed up To trim Olivet
Deckard. star tackle, was called to the
bedside OF very sick father. and
will not be able TO make the trip
weekes mas announced that he ID
through for the year. Marshke and
Minardo are on the hospital list. IL Il
improbable that any Of these men will
be able to play against Oliyet. and
Lawton will have 10 I'LL In at tackle
quarter. full and half at the last mo
ment Gibson, Harbretcht, McKeown
and Howard are the likeliest emery
ency candidates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16

ANN ARBoR. Mich, Oct. 1s.-with
his rroteges all ready to leave for
Lansing this afternoon. Yost has given
no mixing Of his lineup against the
Aggies. Bushnell at Cats half. Is the
newest probability. with Roehm and
Catlett also possible choices. and Nc
Hale Is likely TO play guard. But for
anything Yost has said. there Is no
opportunity TO predict lineup. Last
night the second squad bucked NJ. A.
C. formations by the reserves. and the
first squad ran through a long signal
practice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
.SOX WIN and ARE
CHICAGO CHAMPS

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.--Before 5000
shivering fans, the White Sox yester.
day. won the seventh and deciding
game OF the city series with the Cuos
by the score OF to 2, and retained
the city championship. Pitcher
Humphries, OF the Cubs. blew In the
fourth, leaking enough bingles and
passes to give the Sox three runs and
the game. The score:
Innings l2345 s7s9 IL ii y
cubs ....2 % o o 0-2
Batteries-@Hum Vaughn and
Archer: Scott. Cicotte and Schalk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
Mt. Union Hopes Someday to Play
AS It Can Through Whole Game

ALLIANCE. o.. Oct. 16.-The crack
Mt. Union football team has an over
powering ambition. That ambition Is
to play the football Of which II Is cap
able throughout whole game. When
IL does, the gridiron world will jump
to its feet to cheer football miracle.
During the first half OF the w. & j..
game the Alliance boys outplayed the
Pennsylvanians. and they turned the
same trick at Ann Arbor in the sec
ond half Of the Michigan game. Some
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16

day they will mete out the two halves
at the same pace against one OF the
larger schools and the dope will up
set with a splash that will splatter
the whole country.
Tomorrow Mt. Union goes to Cleve-
land to eliminate Western Reserve
nom the state championship race. The
team will be accompanied by q band
and the entire student body. which
does not number much more than 500,
mostly co-eds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
Crepe Grim Jokester
AT McGraw's Expense

NEW YORK. Oct. ia grim
jokester got In his work during the
postseason series Mt the Polo
grt unds. A temporary score board.
on which the Worlds Series flashes
were posted. had been erected. and
In the center of this was hung a
regulation but fiowerless undertak-
er's crepe. A eth breeze from Har-
lem river swept over the park and
swung the black decoration mock
ingly In the direction Of the nearby
pole on which hung blue gonfalon
inscribed New York Giants. Ma
tional League Champions. 1913"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
|CHICAN LOOKING TO new
HAVEN And EAST LANSING
Nobody Rich As Result
Of st. Louis City Series

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 16.--The Cards
and Browns did not have 10 order
any armored trains TO cart home
the city series prize money this
year. The Browns, city champs,
received 1927 each for their victory,
while the National leaguers had to
be satisfied with ST.. II H. said
that some OF Rickey's men. how
ever. did manage TO pick up a fair
bit OF change on certain wagers
made with the Cards before the
series. s ......
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
FOrdham to Honor Dick
Rudolph Next Saturday

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.--Dick
Rudolph will be the guest OF
honor at the Fordham-Middlebury
football game; on Saturday The
Braves hurler pitched for Ford
ham in 1905 and 1905 and as
member Of the latter team OPP
posed Barry. now OF the Athletics.
when he played shortstop with
Holy Cross.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
BritfOn Blamed By WingO and
PerriH for Their Jump to Feds

Poll Perritt. who. with Ivy wingo
has just jumped TO the Federals and
given a black eye TO the 1915 pennant
hopes OF the Cards. blames President
Brittor and Miller Higgins for his
hurdle to the outlaws. Perritt says
that last spring he told his chiefs that
they had better sign him up on q long
contract. or he might be tempted by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16

Fed Offers. They laughed and put him
on, he said. and when the offer came,
backed by numerous yellowbacks. he
shut his eyes and leaped. Wingo says
he Jumped because Britton refused
him a three-year contract last spring
Perritt is credited with refusing on
ethical grounds, TO aid the outlaws In
kidnapping three other Cards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
Catcher Henry to Wed.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.--John p. Hen
~. catcher OF the Washington team.
and MISS Dorothy Lawrence Perry. OF
this rity. obtained marriage license
today and will be married at Miss Per-
rvs home tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
Lansing Betting Odds
Favorable to Wolverines

LANSING. Mich. Oct. 16.-Bet-
ting on the Michigan-M. A. c. game
at East Lansing tomorrow favors
the Yostmen. Wagers made here
have been to 4. to 8 and 5 to 3
on Michigan.