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The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
Michigan Soccer

Soccer games scheduled for Sum
day In the Michigan Soccer league
"' " SECOND DIVISION.
Rising star w. Roses.
Park-Davis W. Detroit.
Wyandotte w. Wolverines.
Cricketers w. Thisties.
CeItics W.. 81. Ciairs.
Rising Stars should get two points
from the Roses In their return hx-
ture. The Roses are the only team
that has defeated the Stars this sea.
son. but shall stand by the Good
Templars.
Davis are at home with the
present league leaders. namely the
Detroits. who should have no DIM
Guilty In getting the two points.
wyandottes are at homo with the
only won one game each and little
to choose between them, Will do well
by sharing points
The Cricketers meet the Thistles
at Ferry field. This should be worth
seeing and whichever team wins IL
will only be by q small margin.
CeItics should come away with two
points from 81. Clair. who have not
yet been able to win one game In
seven.
d. NJ. whyte. president of the U.
8. A. Referee union, will be present
Mt the cup tie.
CaledonIans and All SCOTS game
has been called of owing 70 the All
SCOTS not being able TO raise a team.
The Rover Buick game Is postponed.
also.
Packards and ST. Georges soccer
Of the great national cup competition
ODewar trophy on Sunday afternoon
at 2:90 O'clock. at Packard park. The
winners of this game Will claim the
championship of Michigan and also
qualify for the third round OF the
cup tie.
two games before eliminating fhe
Detroit team and showed splendid
form in both games. while the ct.
Georges easily defeated Roses In tho
first round.
Both teams will be selected from
regular league signed players with
probably one change in each team.
on level footing and make tho
game more interesting.
Packards will make determined ef-
forts TO retain their past standing In
the competition and will turn out
the strongest eleven available; while
st. Georges. who are now In the fight.
Will do their utmost to defeat the
j. n, Stark will referee the game
and special car service will be ar
ranged for the occasion.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

backs ever seen In this city. These
three players were half the old team,
in themselves.
In the second CONTINGENT were
Andy Paul, Joe Young, Jas. Adam,
and Petrie, another star who had
filed c. Sutherland's shoes. left for
the old country with Hugh Husband,
The Caleys crack goalkeepcr. Prac-
tlcally whole team went, but the
remaining players worked hard by
the aid Of Duncan Cameron and
James Cant, and they were reward
ed for their trouble by defeating
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

n country list
Resa s3775O;
local golf links after the
shot with
wood wood called friend responsible
Tor the expeion Il WOOD replied I'm thinking
kAat .
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
GI,lIcs Shows EN-

Parke Gillies. who played tackle
on Cornelrs championship team this
year and who has been mentioned
frequently for all-eastern honors. was
d. u. s. student in 1912 and was
unable to make the school team be-
cause OF his lanky awkwardness.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
More Keystone Dope.

EP
of his resto he
II being credited
than them
general encienc skill
record
played In 155
Collins, and still had the fun of leading
JackB is
which covered ground when he played Navn ned
Boston
does only fall behind assist totals but would
have
all
played the which enrolled.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
MACkLiN'S ALL-AMERiCAN
IGNORES MAUlBETSCH

EAST LANSING, Mich, Dec.
l1.--Coach Macklin, OF the Mich
igan Aggies. has picked the fol-
lowing All-American teams for
the 1916 football season:
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

tend TO lift the cup again and also
win the league championship. They
nay do ii. for the team is stronger
han last season. Last season the
Caleys lost 30 players and members
who vert to the war. In the frat
contingent Of Canadian soldiers
were Charlie Sutherland, Tom
Wink. Bob Micham, John McKen-
zie, Colin Mckenzie, Tom Mckenzie,
and Victor Bowman.
Sutherland AMI Machan played
a star left wing for the Caleys. Tom
Wink was one OF the best half
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
Gardner Is NsIaned.

BOSTON, Dec. 1l.-l.arry Gard.
ner. third bascman Of the worlds
champion Red Sox, has signed for
another year nj his old salary.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
schmldtke's Win.

The Schmidtkes defeated the
Sherifrs in match bowling encoun-
ter at the Palace alleys last night
by a margin OF go pins.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

The so< Ger picture Is OF the Gale
domains cup team that won the
Michigan state soccer. championship
last season, and which at present is
the champion Of the Michigan Soc
Ger league
he Galley, did not start this sea
son very promisingly, for they were
defeated by Beaudette United on
their own ground by five goals to
none. But since then they have
taken all before them. and they in
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
AGGIE BASEBALL
SKED ANNOUNCE

EAST LANSING. Mich. Dsc. Ill
The NJ. A. C. baseball schedu59 e.
the spring Of 1916 includes 15 eazne
and an eastern trip. Three NOR
games will be added. The sche6ul1
Il "a follows: "a
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
n. T.. "a. f.EIcTr STANDING.
NJ q. n pErARrwrvr LrAGrr
THE CLICK oF TIVE worries.

Lean 20. stone 81 fThree cushl.
Riacther 80. Seaman % Three
cush).
johnson $50. walker 1to tSD.
Trrahw~u- -fSA-pifter iAa- tAfvft
Msyman $50. Brassneld ia Ems.
Millmsn $50. Reeve. is7 tEn1.'
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

d. NJ. whyte. president of the U.
8. A. Referee union, will be present
ut the cup tie.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

CeItics should come away with two
points from 81. Clair. who have not
yet been able to win one game In
seven.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

The Cricketers meet the Thist1es
at Ferry field. This should be worth
seeing and whichever team wins IL
will only be by . small margin.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

from the Roses In their return hx-
ture. The Roses are the only team
that has defeated the Stars this sea.
son. but / shall stand by the Good
Templars.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

CaledonIans and All SCOTS game
has been called OF owing 70 the All
SCOTS not being able TO raise a team
The Rover Buick game is postponed
also.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

wyandottes are at homo with the
Wolverines. and as both teams have
only won one game each and little
to choose between them. will do well
by sharing points.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

Park Davis are At home with the
present league leaders. namely the
betroits. who should have no dim
Guilty In getting the two points.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

The election of Evan Evans. OF
Granreyille, to succeed George Day
as chairman of the Republican state
central committee is a happy choice
and one that pleases all sections OF
the state. Mr.. Evans Is one OF the
conservative members OF the party
and man of broad guage business
oxnerience. He has been identified
with Idaho politics for many years
and understands the situation as well
or better than most any other party
leader. With Mr. Evans at the head OF
the organization better spirit VIII
M doubt prevail among all sections
Of the state, thus making clear-cu'
party victory possible next year.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

like Morgan, Rockefeller. Carnegie
are enemies of the common people is
not without foundation of fact. Elk
cessiye profits have built up coitos-
al fortunes, which now these men
are allowing some to come back ia
donations for this and that charitys
But the fact is that at all times the ex-
cessive profits from exploitation Of
the common necessities OF life by
these men is keeping pinching pow
erty ever at the heels Of many peo-
ple. The idea that the government
exists to foster and protect the mon
opoly has been growing. 1t will con-
tinue to grow until the outcry Is
either needed or a violent outbreak
comes as it has in every country OF
the globe. It cannot be dubbed so
cialism in a way because 1t Is preva-
lent in the minds of countless people
who deride Socialism and Socialisue
tendencies, yet who are honestly
alarmed by the increasing balance o.
mower in the hands OF men OF wealth
Holt did no good to the cause FOL
which he gave his life and yet every
such attempt marks wide change II
the ideas OF Aemrican liberty, wnici
start such crazed acts Of protest.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09
IN THE INDIANA .BELFRY

Pursuit of the "higher-ups" respon-
sible for election crookedness In lnol-
anapolis and Marion county, even
though the trail leads to the topmost
rung of the ladder, up to the Deiiry
where the big bell-ringers dwell, was
nromised by Alvah J. Rucker before
his election as county prosecutor last
fall. Now, declares the Indianapolis
News Ind.), he has kept the faith
by securing the indictment of 12S Of
ficeholders and politicians for con-
spiracy to violate state election laws.
At the head of the list are Thomas
Taggart, Democratic national commit
teemen for Indiana. Mayor Joseph f.
Bell. OF Indianapolis, and Samuel "
Parrot. chief of police; there follow
members OF city boards. minor offl-
cials. and. to use the Toledo Blades
phrase, political hawksters and huck-
sters OF varying degrees of prominence
and Importance" 1t is charged IN the
indictment that the conspiracy began
before the primary in May and ex-
: tended through the election held In NO
I yember, 1914 The indicting OF Mr.
t Taggart-who says he has done moth
5 ing wrong, and, in fact has "Deeh
l regular angel-appeals to the outside
: press as an attempt to fix some OF the
e responsibility for corruption upon a
S recognized state boss. The appear
4 ance of the name of Mayor Don M
e Roberts, now serving term in Leav'
y enworth prison for his share In the
s Terre Haute election frauds, links tn
G two cases in mAny editorial minds
o Indiana, says the New York Tribune
e sis to be scourged of her superabun
re dance of corrupt officials in the man
ner of ancient Egypt when swept b.
l. the plague which picked off her frs
if born sons and helped to set the chi
y dren of God free" And the New Yor
n Evening Post sees now at hand tn
C. "evidence of an almost statewide ma
te chinery for the corruption OF munic
re pal elections in Indiana
ay 1.-TWO months ago the Mayor
by Terre Haute, and certain associate
ne were sent to prison for frauds in Il
on same election of November 3, 191
he in Goshen and Elkhart, city officia
have Just been indicted for various
lenses; in Rockville court has be
IAN sitting upon election frauds in VI
ent county; and it is predicted tha'
aw present investigation, centering In
emf dianapolis, will reveal trails leading
in Evansville and Gary. 1t has alrea
err been established that repeaters
-ity other workers were exchanged i
ich fall between the capital and Tel
ich Haute.
nen "In all this it is hard to hold any
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

The attack on ]. Pierpont Morgan
by the crazed Holt and the subsequent
suicide of the assassin is only straw
showing the way that sentiment
among certain people is drifting in
this country. 1t shows that under
meath the seeming national prosperity
is an undercurrent of unrest which
may prove dangerous. The idea which
is prevalent among the poor, that men
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09
DEMAND THIS LABEL

The easy attitude Of the editor OF
the Twin Falls Carbuncle on Ques-
tons of the proper expenditure OF
county money can be very easily ex-
planned ii the records of the coun-
~ warrants for the past five years
are searched. A life size Niger
regarding some Of those expenditures
can be seen at glance. 1t Will pay
the editor Of the Chronicle to emulate
the clam.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

Some men use various methods for
lodging pointed questions when IN
public office. Probably Commissioner
Carlson believes that mudslinging OF
his subsidized newspaper will divert
people from the real issue. Why does
Commissioner Carlson fail to explain
his action with regard to the Sho-
shone falls grade? Will he please
explain why several thousand dollars
OF the highway bond issue was used
for ordinary road expenses before
a single stretch of the state highway
was touched Forty thousand dollars
bond fund had shrunk to twenty-three
thousand last year. 1t was used to
nav road work elsewhere than the
place where it was intended to be
used.
Will Mr.. Carlson's subsidized mud
singing organ please explain Il
there is no niger In the woodpile
why after calling for bids to com
plete the Shoshone falls grade ac
cordtng to the survey of the stat
highway commission, the bids wer
turned down and the state highwa
survey ignored? Will he explain VIII
a chance is being taken on losing som
two thousand, dollars Of state aid
that grade in order to follow tt
ideas of the pet Fox?
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

awakening of civic righteousness mas
not been wholly In vain.
GAS a medium for the creation OF
new and permanent third party, 1t has
been properly enough a failure; pu'
it has made highly disreputable GER
tain political practises that were for
merly taken too much as matter OF
course, the inevitable but regrettapie
excesses of partizan zeal" Literary
Digest.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

John Finke pays highest cash price
for alfalfa hay, F. 0. B. cars any sta-
ton on the Twin Falls tract. Phone
437-J, 52S 18th avenue west. Reference
any bank in Twin Falls. June ~
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

Take that busted bike to Gloystein
Brothers, they'll fix 1t. Mar. y II.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

Take that busted bike to Gloysteim
Brothers, they'll fix It Mar. . t.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

Read the want eds in the Times
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-09

| Don't forget the dance at Shoshons
falls New pavilion, every Tuesday
and Saturday. June ~ t.
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rN ltult nuF fuafih 90 tHn uati aaN
fenced ard cross fDnUoa wItn .sl fuUf
vlfr frr0t ihrr0 mites fr.m 600 Uelds
n nHfHi CuHnft haHe fsf Dnrpur
Chusii tissi
rnW sAIE t4,e hundred ana nf,
lnis near White D. .ni ras well far
sale nue mrs cash ANA haianro on
eary terms Address posioffice nos
toi uoaol
fsDs e.. s.U8 hadf n.aI rlesl
li. n fI.aiiIu t..nf fn .rt.nan.t for
5000 u ftrm n for nr raom
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iln. a.au WIl amp rifh Uurr.
ra. hltrss o. inA sos if
Tr,as trfgl
puu SALE ia win hreo room
iwelnne harn and rood ci~tern. al
pew Western part ~ cip ruco 1850
easy fcfmn Apply 81 ei2 Mesquite or
Phone 2af tssN
Enccuent hlarh land around the new
modom town ~ ueoFge West. Texas
To- h,lnr soils 30 90 years time at JH
f0r mrfirnnra ln4uirc ~ J. H Conicr
a SON Williams Hotel ago
FoUoERoN a CHAPMAN
eie Chaparrai
Farw landf We Have Thrm
arf. nDaI NiOm NH0i Improve
mrut
900 eu nan cod tsma
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