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The Detroit times., 1915-02-15

their national championship to take
place from Sept IL to IL. while the
Pacific coast soccer championships
have been set for Oct. IL 10 Is.
With 80 entries on the list for the
Vanderbilt cup race. and the same
number for the international grano
prix. to be held on Feb. - and 81 ~
speotively, motordom n manifooting
keen interest In the auto speed clas-
sics.
Hsus SslAs Aiss WIN - slvsa 60
sldsfsbls attention. u u tyuo ~
shorcuehsrsS Wy ~, y 1900 =. sss -! =
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
=apOR TING


Omaha. where they have bean visit
ing. for Gulfport
The United States and Western Golf
associations are expected TO revise all
the handicaps under the Root systems.
which provides that 80 per cent OF the
difference between the players hve
best scores and par shall determine the
rating.
The Feds have definitely decided TO
place team at Newark.
central High defeated Pontiac In
basketball Saturday night. Is to ID.
Preston defeated Detroit In hockey.
to .. Saturday night. returning the
local. septet to 500 percentage for
the season.
The shriners have taken two sections
OF seats for the opening baseball game
at Navin feld.
Charley Wagner. formerly of Kala-
mazoo. will manage the Battle Creek
team in the South Michigan league
next season.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
Two Cubans May
Play at Jackson

JACKSON. Mich, Feb. 1S.-The
Jackson club--it 10 stu the jackson
club. thought It Is an open question
whether II Will be after the end Of
this month--has received the signsa
contract Of Danny Hernandez. the pop
ular Cuban infle1der. Danny n not
only anxious to come back, but has
recommended Q young pitcher whom
he pronounces real prCupect The
yorpgster Is, OF course, Cuban. and
Danny says he In some SIX feet tall,
has lots OF speed and good control.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15

here during the month OF March. Ven
ice Will play nine exhibition games
with the White sox. according to pres
ent plans. The ffst White Box team
will play here on March 10. 20. ~, 70.
a and %. On March s, 8. z, ~. IL
and IA the second sox team wiz be
here.
rugby and soccer football, Teams OK
the California Football league VIII
give soccer exhibitions. Rugby games
between noted college teou9 froU TIE
east viii take place IN The fnii.
Tho soccer men hsve asTaneet ~
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
Yale B0lDl Not Likely to Be Model
For Manu- other Athletic Sfddiu,1S

TIE the Yale built herlded far and wide
u6nGs Of the sort Tor
that built along these lines will
1klCg
Dor the stadium
Esst extent failure II n estimated that the bowl will
Where the Coliseum constructed in the form elpe
In sweeping At result while $4,000
OF
Ind the the members
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15

Breaking las targets ont Of $50. =.
cipsi event or the weekly shoot OF the
Chicago Gun club ysstsrday over Eo-
Graham. professional from Long Lake.
III. Graham broke 1lo.
Johnny Lore IL slatsd TO box Dave
Daniels. Of Flint. 10 rounds at sagi-
nav, Feb. 20.
Mickey Sheridan and Milburn ssyior
will box at Jackson Feb. 20. Quite a
delegation from Detroit II expected to
attend.
The Fellowcraft club bowlers de-
feated the Cleveland Athletic club
teams at the Feiiowcraft alleys yes
terday. taking four games out Of six.
Pastime Gun club won and lost q
match at Rochester Sunday afternoon.
0eorKe McIntosh,s first team beating
the Rochester club by eight birds.
while the second team was downed BY
the Birmingham club. 2os 10 ls2.
Sam Crawford and family have left
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
Chinese Athlete
Is the Real Thing

wah Kai Chang. the 20-year-old Chi
nese athlete at the Univeryitly Of Chi.
cago, Ii anything but false alarm.
During his freshman year he tried out
for football, baseball and track. and
won class numerals In each. despite
the gleeful chuckling that greeted his
initial appearances. This winter he n
working out with the varsity. track
squad. and IL being given consider
able attention by the coaches. Stage
pronounces him conner. Chang = .
good student and one OF the most pop
uiar students on the campus,
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
Boston Second Sacker Claims He
Has Won Strength Back
in Hills

TROY, N Y. Feb. 15.--Johnny
Evers. the gritty star second bassman
of the Boston Braves and the idol OF
several million fans. Indignantly 70
flutes the reports that the after effects
OF his attack Of pneumonia last De-
cember win bar him from baseball
next summer. For several weeks
Evers has been living next to nature
In the snow-clad hills is miles north
west Of Troy, which n his home. Sur
rounded with party Of close friends
who are lovers Of the woods In winter.
he y sojourning ct Camp Totem, the
most coEplete private camp TO be
fovnd anywhere In this country. There
he Was trailed by q scribe. who told
him OF the current fears for his physi-
CO! condition.
WIN be able to play ball next
summer shouted Johnny in amaze
ment In reply to the tidings and subse-
Quent queries. Then he started to
AIR his opinions Of the situation.
my contract with the Boston club
has four years to run. and I will DO
playing ball even after that. The way
I00k IkB0l NV u S8A ~ sAAos ASA -
will be the greatest season that have
over had. And listen. you can say for
me the Braves like the taste Of PEN
nant steak 90 much that they're going
after some more. and expect to hang
& in their wigwam again next autumn
IL feel stronger right now than I
have ever felt. This outdoor life ID
the thing. II maksY q fsllow feel like
!. - - ~ - e.
Ing was my business instead Of base
ball feel as IL I could challenge the
world to IN unlimited bout, and whip
|it, not on points, but knock II out.
That's how good feel"
And he looks the part. He 10 taking
on weight. His cheeks are full Of the
bloom that cannot be cOaxsd into life
ia hothousss- that only thrives on out
door exercise. good air and plenty Of
II. lots Of sleep Of the early TO bed.
carly "a rfSo kind.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
E. CORR May Run
Welsh-Ritchie Go

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.--Jimmy John
ston. matchmaker for Madison Square
Garden. was anxiously awaiting an an.
swer today TO his cable asking Eugene
CORR, the British referee, 10 be the
third man in the ring when Willie
Ritchie and Champion Freddy Welsh
tangle here March IL. Richie natly
refused to allow Billy Roche to arbi.
trate the affair. II Is also expected he
will kick about CORR, a. II was Corri's
decision in London ring last summer
that took from him his title.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
ME Mack Was the Same old Signal
PiL1erer 20 Years Ago Says Old Boss

LADELPHIA Feb 15.-Connie Macks strategy nothing
xvcny years ago tribute paid Mack through the
Al Buckenberger then OF the
like modern stuff. Connie catching
dangsrovs player IN the game today for people who
I1xQ unreedable signs. whereof The club
n11o that Mack cannot In little while
(3 Nug onked about the old the other day.
@< olways was dead one" the straegians only
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
Sure I'll Play This Summer
And IT viii Be Ny Best Year"
ION vruup
EVERS.
Fleming Cancels;
Schif to Be Sub

frankie Fleming has cancelled his
tight with Jerry Dalton at Windsor
next Thursday night. ON the plea OF
illness, and Johnny Schiff will be sub
sututsd by Promoter Glassco. SchiR
II featherweight who has just return
cd from Australia with an acceptable
record. chief among his victories be-
Ing Q decision over Steve Ketchel.
who greatly outweighed him. Schiff
was TO have fought Fleming at Mon
treal last Friday night. but the bout
was cancelled because Of F1eming's i'll
ness Johnny win arrive In Detroit
today. and the fans will be given .
chance to watch his workouts at Wind
DOr.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
CLEVELAND TRACK MAKES
PURSE CHANGES FOR 1915
Baseball Feast IL Spread
Before Fans This Week

MONDAY.
Rayis VS.. Buckeye Paints. Toledo.
at Moose hall 80
TUESDAY.
Buffalo eye vs. a. C. A. at t..
Burroughs vs., y H. o. At bur
roughs. -
Y. NJ. c. A. W.. Polish seminary
Ann Xrbor Y. NJ. c. A. vs.. Y. NJ.
IA. A. at Y AZ. II. A.
FRIDAY.
|, Central high at Western high.
cass Tech. at Northwestern.
Eastern W.. Pontiac high at Pom
tiac.
University OF Detroit Va. Mt.
Pleasant at Mt. Pleasant.
SATURDAY.
Burroughs W. Buckeye Paints.
Toledo at Burroughs.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
JIMMY DuG0AN NOW
YANKEE "DOcToR."

Detroit Is again honOred. NhnkEer
Donovan. of the Yankees. has an
ECuned the formal appointment OF jim
nv Duggan. Of Detroit. - trainer or
his athletes. Jimmy lives In Detroit
and needs no introduction to the fans
here In the days OF yore he was q
real boxer, and then blossomed into .
physical trainer, some OF his best work
In that line being done with the OF
tawa hockey team. He was trainer
OF the Providence Grays during the
Donovan regime. and one fall spent .
month chasing ailments from the Tie-
ere. while Tuthill Vas nursing grid
ders at West Point.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
INTERNATIONAL'S FATE
TO BE DECIDED TODAY

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.--The fate OF
organized basetal9s Beigium-tne In
ternational league--in all probability
will be decided today when the league
magnates gather here for the annual
spring meeting. President Ed. Barrow
has not yet given up hopes Of placing
q team In the Bronx.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15

Joe Hubbard, vice-president OF the
Ohio State Bowling association, IL out
with most unique challenge to any
bowler taking part In the 1915 state
or national tournament.
He challenges any man to roll him
game or series Of games with no
lights on the alleys except one candle.
which shall be held by the pin boy.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15

That baltimore woman who ID
charged with having couple Of
|dosen husbands ought TO be made to
observe the National leagues Gilman
rule
They've repaired the cruiser Goeben
again; that boat is the Ad Wolgast Of
the naviesi
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
ENTRY BLANKS MAILED
FOR CHICAGO AUTO RACE

CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-Entry blanks
for the first 500-mile race to b
staged on the Chicago speedway.
June 10. were mailed today. 0w1ng
to IN A. A. A. ruling prohibiting more
than ~ cars from starting on Tho two
mile speedway. an elimination race
will be staged on the thrss days prs.
ceding June 10.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.--1sadsd BY
Scout Joe Kelley, eight batterios be-
longing TO Bill Donovan's Yanks len
last night for Hot Springs, Ark. 20
undergo . course Of preliminary drill.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
Leaders In Every Form Of American Sport Will Compete
In Frisco Games This Year at Great Exposition Stadium
World Famous DnUers Enteed In
Auto Races at Frisco This Month

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. 15Thrty been
In
exposition track Feb ~ and
worldamous list
champion Caleb winner
The complete
hle elias aira slows y
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
MAYOR MAY PERMIT
BOXING IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 15.--It II In
tiTated from authoritive sources that
II the Ohio legislature does not legal
Ire boring, Mayor Baker VIII tilt the
without authority from the state
solons.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15

II Is expected that he will pick up
George Dauss at Indianapolis. sian
age is supposed TO be on his way from
California to the Spa" Donnie BUSH
has not yet written that he VIII 80 70
the Arkansas resort for o boiling out.
but letter Is expected from the short
stop In day or SO. Dubuc and stan
are wanted to 60 to Hot Wells. Tex.
but made no serious objections when
Hot Springs was selected for the pre-
Gultport exercising.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
WELSH NOT 10 REST
Il AFTER RAPIDS BOUT

CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.--Freddis Welsh
will take no rest after his fight with
Jimmy Anderson at Grand Rapids to-
n;ght. He win start training imme-
diately upon his arrival here tomorrow
night in pr6paration for his 60 with
Charley White at Milwaukee. Feb. Is.
White started gym work here today.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15
aoRlARTY popoEs HOT

Another change has been announced
vi ~ Tiger training camp plans for
|11l( spring. George Moriarty has de-
11o1 mat he win not 70 TO Hot
GFk1nGs. but Will report at Gulfport
Ulkb tho second squad on March 8.
1ogy~ n always IN good condition,
I md his assertion that the trip would
- him no good II accepted a. correct.
Jhon Dubuc writes that he 10 al
oo(y on the way to Hot Springs. and
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15

Frank Noel may referee the Juarez
fight" We never thought It Of him.
His record has been unblemished.
Still we hope he IL fair and takes 1t
least six seconds to count ten II John
SON 10 knocked down.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-15

Freddie Hicks has decided that ha
will not run for alderman In the Twen-
tieth ward and has Withdrawn his can
didacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
Housewives Solve
Milk PrObIem

Many of the housewives of South
Bend have found that they can solve
the problem of keeping down expenses
for milk by using Etna EvapOrated
Milk. one said recently, when you
realize that a tall 10c can is the same
as that amount Of cream, you can re-
alize the saving / make. l use it for
berries. coffee. and. for whipping. 1t
whips after being chilled as well as
double cream
The special process under which
Etna EvapOrated Milk is made retains
the milk taste, preventing IL having
that cooked" flavor of condensed
milk. The milk is not only perfectly
pure. but il is completely free from
germs. and makes a safe food for in
fants.
The reason for the popularity OF
Etna Evaporated Milk is that it is
simply pure delicious milk fresh from
healthy. well-fed cows. with no sweet
ening added. put up in a scrCpUlously
clean place in the heart Of the great
est dairying country in the world
Etna Milk can be recognized by
the picture of the beautiful Jersey COW
on the can Many OF the best Brocers
of the city are supplied with Etna
NIilk.-JacObson. Peterson. Peltz <
Kaufer Co, Distributors, South Bend,
Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
MANDICH ATTORNEYS
GRANTED MORE TIME
Must Find Sufficient Law or Case
Against Commissioners Will
be Dismissed.

Further time to allow attorneys for
John Mandich. who is suing the coun-
" commissioners to compel them to
grant him a renewal of a liquor Ii
cense, to look up the law was given
by Special Judge A. l.. Hubbard on
Thursday afternoon, the case being
continued until Monday.
Unless Mandich's attorneys, Slick &
statutes that deal directly with the
technicality facing the court, the cOse
will be dismissed. on the grounds
that the description of the premises in
Mandich's preliminary notice for the
application of a renewal of retail
liquor license was insufficient
the attorneys for the demonstrators
moved that it be dismissed. The court
intimated that the motion would be
sustained unless counsel for Mandich
could find law relative to what is
meant by premises" in an applica-
ton for the renewal of a license.
The court held in considering the
motion presented that the interpreta-
ton of the meaning of the word
premises was a strict one and i'm
tended to convey the same significance
as applied to the word premises"
when referring to the sale of land.
Mandich's notice did not contain a de-
Scription of the property on which his
saloon is located other than to desig-
nate it as No. 701 s. Scott st. This
was held to be insufficient by the re-
monstrator's counsel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
PUPILS IN RECITAL
Conservatory Students Please With
MeritOrious Renditions.

The south Bend conservatory pu-
pills appeared in recital Thursday
evening in the conservatory recital
hall large and interested audi
ence greeted the pupils who showed
careful training and confidence in
their renditions. winning merit for
themselves and their teachers
Among the numbers given were
"IaGrace. BOhm. Miss Bernice
Morse. Simple Confession" ThOme.
'Tarantella." Heller. Arnold AleXan-
der: "Carissima." Penn. Mrs. Daniel
Nye: Fourth Movement sonata, Op.
Z. Greg. Miss Dorthea Keegan; Love
Is a Bubble" Aliston. Miss Esther
Abrams; Caprice on Hungarian Mel
ody." AntOl. Miss Genevieve Ernst;
AT Parting" Rogers, Miss Margaret
Krause: Air dc Ballet" Victor Her
bert. Miss Marjory WhitcOmb; spirit
Flower" Upton. Mrs. ThOmpsette;
Hungarian Dance" Haesche. Miss
Inez Haeske; Sparks" Moszkowski,
Miss Florence Gross
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
Y. VI. c. \. NOTES.

Commercial league teams met last
night at the Y NJ. G. A. for their first
basket ball practice. A schedule will
be made out in the near future and
captains will be chosen to take charge
of the six teams that will be picked
Opening games are expected TO be
played Nov. is.
At a meeting OF the dormitory men
of the Y. NJ. c. 4. Thursday even
ing. final plans were made for en-
tertaining the girls Of the Y w. c.
A on Nov. IS The affair is one OF
q series Of like affairs being given
by the social department OF the asso-
citation and the program for that
evening will be similar TO the other
events
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
CIVIC CLUBS PLAN
INDOOR SPORTS
Laurel and Haley School Men
Organize Athletic Bodies
f0T Winter.

Seveuty-fve young men Of the
Laurel school district were present ut
q meeting held Thursday night at the
school. at which preliminary steps
were taken towards the organization
Of the Laurel Young Mems Athletic
club. Joe Balla. Martin Popp. J De-
Rose. j. Baker and James Cunning
ham were appointed as committee
10 draw up a constitution and bylaws,
10 be presented at the next meeting
of the club, to be held next Monday
night.
Following the business meeting. the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

A novelty membership campaign
will be- opened Monday by Fidelity
camp, No. %, w. o. W., following
the regular meeting at w. o. W. hall.
Final arrangements will be made for
a treat of some kind to be given to
new members who join the camp dur
ing the campaign which will close
Dec. 20. 1t is expected that an eX-
curs!5n will be given the members
as one of the entertainments which
will probably be to Elkhart or St.
Joseph. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
COURT NOTES.

Suit TO recover $4,000 on a note
ALLEGED to be due was filed in circuit
court Thursday afternoon by the City
National bank OF Canton. O.. against
the Perkins Windmill CO. and George
NJ. Fountain. treasurer. The princi-
pal on the note is held TO be $3.50O,
according 10 the complaint.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
LODGE NOTES

Master Mason degree work was
conferred upon one candidate last
night following a banquet at the Ma
sonic temple by Portage lodge, No.
675, f. and A VI. Nearly every mem
Der of the lodge was present and
took part in a social affair that was
held following the degree work. The
banquet and initiatory work was at
tended only by members of the lodge.
The committee in charge of the en-
tertainment was composed of Edward
w Ginrich, Harry II. Bartlett and
James Romine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

Miss Edith Cavell, the British nurse
whose execution as a spy by order of
the German authorities in Belgium,
has stirred England to rage and has
created much comment in the United
States.
This picture Of Miss Cavell was
made 20 years ago, when she visited
Chicago while nursing a member of
an American family taken sick in
England.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
SIG Coats
Ladies $40 and $12
New Goats

Ladies and Misses New
Coats of fancy mixtures,
plaids, rough tweeds, tex
wOOlens, in all sizes; beau
tiful trimmed. 2 " -
Special for - ~
saturday .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
HOME MADE BON BONS.

Made fresh daily in our own kitch-
en- Special prices Saturday, 20 and
csc ID The Phila. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

The Phila dinners and suppers offer
YOU a variety OF meats and vegetables,
salads and dairy dishes. They're
cooked and seasoned Just right"
L.dvt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

COONLEY LAXATIVE COUGH
BALSAM, prevents and for the cure
of Group. coughs and fevers. 25c,
sec. at COONLEY'S. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

South Bend council No. 1865, Ladies
and knights OF Security, held its first
dance of the season last night at
Modern Woodmen hall on S. Mich
igan ST., with so couples present. Spe-
cial orchestra music was furnished.
Plans were made TO give an enter
tainment OF this kind every month
during the winter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

Cards and a dance will feature the
meeting tonight of South Bend grove
No. SO. WOodmen circle, which will
be held at w o. w. hall on Jeffer-
son blvd. Special orchestra music
will be furnished and light refresh
ments will be served during the even
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

Laurel indoor baseball team defeated
the Vody team by "A score OF Il TO 0.
The Red team won from the Blues
in basket ball. the score being 10 to
9.
Lincoln Club Meets.
a business meeting was held at the
Lincoln school by the Lincoln Civic
club. William C1ebel being the lead
er 4 number Of the girls Of the
school petitiOned the club TO have the
auditorium fed for he purpose of
playing basket ban there this winter.
The address that was Is have been
delivered by Or. Hugh T. Montsom-
cry was postponed for Two weeks
Miss Mildred Roush rendered a vo-
cal solo and Q. Geyer gave piano
SOLO both Of which were very well re-
ceiVed.
Haley Men Organize.
Organization Of the " ems Athletic
club Of the Haley Community center
was perfected at an enthusiastic
meeting held Thursday night at the
school. Plans were discussed for the
formation Of an indoor baseball league
definite action on which will be taken
later. Indoor practice was held fol-
lowing the business meeting. The
women's domestic science class also
met.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-11-19
NASHUA NEWS.

Quite a number of people around
this section Of the peninsular attend
ed the road meeting at Crescent City
last Friday afternoon
Our winter people are beginning to
return to their winter homes. Mr.
Whitman of Hurley. Wisconsin, Mrs.
Cheever and Mrs. Phillips of Clinton,
Wis, arrived last week. Mr.. Whit
man is already beginning to ship his
fruit.
Geo. Pierre and wife arrived Fri
day from New York, coming as far
as Jacksonville by Clyde Line.
L. H. Dunbar spent Friday in Pa
latka.
J. ]. Donnelly, wife and two daugh-
tiers, who arrived last week from
their home in Connellsville, Pa, mo
tored to Palatka Sunday, accompanied
by Miss Ruth Bray.
Dr. R. A. Carnine delivered an ex,
cellent sermon Sunday afternoon an
der the large oak at Mr.. Bray's.
Mrs. B. w. Bray and daughter
Louise, motored to Palatka Monday
with Capt. Packard of Mt. Royal.