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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22
THE MELTING POT
GOMEZ TAKE POTLUCK WITH US

gathering when a number o. invited
guests came in contact at the pleasant
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Grotrian.
THE war bulletins report that Jap
anese soldiers fighting with the Rus
sian armies are compelled TO wear the
Russian uniform for the obvious pur-
pose of deceiving the Germans Which
we regard as slam on the Teutonic
power Of perception.
BECAUSE her husband called her
piece of dirty rag and wished that the
plague would consume her body n
South Bend woman has ask ed TO be
divorced. While our authority 20 pass
on such instances is not apparent we
can, in a way, understand how the wo-
man felt about IT, STILL the singing
epithet may have been suggested by
the clothing the husband furnished
the wife.
OUR motto is Safety First" Some
what trite to be sure, but never
threadbare. Safety First" has come
70 be the watchword of the world. out
side of Europe, and we have adopted
it as something tried and true. Its
bS<words are. step softly when you're
late" and Look before you do it"
ALREADY the glory is fading from
autumn's golden cloak, and along the
curbs its spirit is going up in smoke
The sun may shine as brightly as in
good old summer days, but the dead
leaves OF the autumn are all that greet
its rays. We keep a cheerful spirit In
the face of the coming storms and in
the evening gather near the fireplace
that warns. Round the merry fam
lily circle we are cracking nuts and
jokes and occasionally as II needs it,
someone the fire pokes. Though out
side the rain is pouring cheer and
comfort are within-Now if you can
think of something to rhyme with
within go ahead. We've got TO catch
our car.
PANAMA exposition closes Dec. 4.
Ho hum! Time to turn in.
c. y. f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22
UP TO THE FARMER

One summer day a farmer lad noted
for bashfulness and slowness of speech
appea red at the door Of a neighbor
named Smiley. and explained that a
load OF hay which he had been driving
had upset. He asked Smiley TO help
him reload it,
Willie" said the jovial farmer,
mother will soon have dinner ready
Come in and eat with US, and then we
will attend to the hay"
I'D like to-" said Willie, "but ]
don't know what father would say"
"Oh, he wouldn't care" said Smiley;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22

Is the age of armor returning? The
French soldiers are wearing steel
helmets as a defense against shrapnel.
The German soldiers on the firing line
are protected by steel plates very
much the size and shape of the shields
worn by knights of the middle ages.
The next war may see armies encased
again in complete armor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22

Col. Epes Randolph wants $12, $780,
600 indemnity from the Mexican gov
eminent for damages to the Southern
Pacific railroad. as soon as Carranza
after another, isn't it general?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22

Eleven millionaires are on trial in
New York for criminal violation OF
the Sherman antitrust law, in cOnnec-
ton with the wrecking Of the New
Haven. The idea of treating million
aires just like other law breakers! It's
rank heresy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22
MUST BE SOMETHING NEW.

King Constantine rises TO remark
that he's going to defend the integ-
rity Of Greece at all hazards"
With allied troops using Greek
ports and roads and with that treaty
with Servia a mere scrap of paper,
Constantine owes the world his defini-
ton of integrity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22

a couple of LenOx, Mass, gave
champagne dinner and a check for
1000 TO their cook, who had been
In their service 20 years. Only a
thousand? But of course it's joke;
there couldn't be any such cook.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22

Russian successes are expected TO
have great moral effect" on the Bal
kan states. We have yet to witness
any proof that the Balkans have any
morals to be affected, at least in this
war proposition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22

A Bolton, Conn, special says: "At
the town election yesterday F. d. Fin
ley was elected school committeeman
Finley to a similar position on the re-
publican ticket, which gives the repub-
licans two more votes on the school
board" Solid republican gain, all
right
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22
COUPONS FoR DRINKS.

The reprisais against alcohol in the
European trouble zone continue with
undated ferocity. AS il IL were not
enough that Russia has sohered up
and France has turned its absinthe
INTO ammunition and England has for
hidden treating and Germany has cur
tailed its liquor production. tolerant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22
OUTRAGE.

Now, my SON" said the conscien-
tious father, tell me why ] punished
you"
That's it," blubbered the boy indig-
nantly. First, you pounded the life
out of me. an now you don't know
what you done it. for"-Puck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-22

Three thousand men are going to
march in the New York woman suf-
frage parade oct. %. Wonder if they'll
be as chivalrous after the women get
the vote.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
GREYS SEEK TO
CLIMB HIGHER

with RED Cullen Lcnaban and
four former Carlisle Indian football.
srs in theif lineup. the Holy Re
decmer Grcys Will collide with the
HeraIds AZ Packard park, Thurs
day afternoon.
The Greys, as they now line up.
feel they have an excellent chance
10 draw mp on even terms with the
Maroons and Heralds in indepen-
dent football prominence in Detroit.
and with nothing to lose and heaps
10 gain they will go after the Mar.
shall troupe hard and fast
If Red Cullen can be taken a.
specimen OF the football talent
Manager Shanahan has collected for
his GEeys. the Heralds will have
more Than just practice debate
With tho local eleven.
Cullen proved himself fine de-
fcnsiye end with the Maroons
against the HeralIs ,lst Sunday and
his only opportunity 10 show often
Hlvely ne grabbed a forward pass
which netted the M9roons a fire
gain.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Wives of Utah Aggies
Put Crimp Into
Football
e.rs,..As.t ..A.I..s4ls.. -e,.Ak

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Nov. d.
Coaches Teetze and Stamp. former
Michigan grid stars, now coaching
the Utah Agricultural college foot.
ball team, have encountered a new
obstacle in the way OF forming
ehampionship team II is matri-
mony. grim, unrelenting matrimony.
When the present season started.
ten weeks ago, the Aggies coaches
were sanguine They had bunch
OF old men back, and although i've
were married they had no doubts.
With Johnson and Wiley on end po-
sitions. Rigby at quarterback ana
Luke and Peterson in half and full
back positions, everything looked ro-
seate, and the married men OF the
northern town were pointing with
pride TO the prowess OF the bene-
dict on the gridiron.
Then came a pair OF broken ribs
fo- Brig. Johnson. captain-elect. He
recovered from the effects soon
enough. but his wife did not. Con-
sequently he was forbidden the
privilege OF playing football. Tho
csptaincy was next conferred upon
Luke, a speedy player. Luke never
suffered any injuries, but one after
noon he solemnly turned In his suit
The wife was given as the cause.
Rigby and Wiley, TO the conster-
nation OF the coaches and the disap
proyal OF the students, soon after
turned in their suits. and the
coaches went nearly insane trying
20 dig up material to NIL In their
places.
Another captain had to be elected.
and the choice was Peterson, also 3
married man. But his teammates.
having learned from past expe-
rience. decided no welded man
should entertain a taptaincy, and
conferred the degree upon Cy
Owens, big tackle, Owens accepted
and played three games in practice
when the announcement OF his en-
gagement was made.
Apparently learning something
from the fate that befell his north
ern rivals. Coaches Nelson n. Nor.
sren and Johnny Breathed. former
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
X COUNTRY
TOMORROW

Gross country enthusiasts OF Mich
lgan are looking forward with in
tereet TO the annual Thanksgiving
day run promoted b, the Detroit
Y. NJ c A. al Belle Isle Runners
from the University OF Michigan, VI
a. c.. Ypsilanti Normal, Albion and
the Detroit "Y' are entered The
race will start at 10 a. m. Eastern
time. the course extending east from
the athletic field up the canal and
back, a distance OF some three and
half miles. II should be the best
race OF its kind in the history OF
the association.
Secord. Hills, Spalding. Burdan
and half dozen other men will rep
resent the Y, NJ G. a. II Is expect
cd that the varsity. NJ. A. c. ana the
Detroit "Y" teams will lead in the
contest for team prize cup given by
r. B. Rayrs, while Secord and the
Albion college star are believed 10
be leading contestants for individ-
usl honors. The entries:
University OF Michigan---Carr0ll.
Donneliy, Fox. KinvanAn. MattRson.
Murphy Vance. Walters and Trira
Y " q a A--Secord DuuTle. Hills,
watson. Pallick. Monahan, Mashamer.
Berdan. Dell. Harrison and Dennis.
Aibion--Harbin. Addington. Mat
thews and Harrison.
Ypsilanti Normal-Ewald. Rath-
burn. r. Jameson and J. Jameson.
NJ \. C.-Sheldon, Harris and Bar
" Finnish A C-Nisminer. Luko.
Hickela and Benson.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
LANDS
COMMISH JOB

ALBANY. y. Y, Nov. 24.-The
state boxing commissions now
membership was completed yestcr.
day when Frank Dwyer OF Geneva,
N. v. and John Franey, Of Albany.
were appointed by Gov Whitman.
Fred A. Wencke. OF New Rochelle.
was appointed several weeks ago
The members OF the new commits
sion will receive $4,000 a yenr.
Dwycr, one OF the members NJ
the commission. is we'll known In
the sporting world as a baseball
player He broke into the game In
Chicago with Cap Anson's Colts.
From Chicago he went to Cincin.
natl, where he remained until 1899.
He worked for some time under
Charles A. Comiskey. present own
OF Of the Chicago White Sox.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
HEAVIES GETTING
IN ACTION AGAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-News from
New Orleans today sounN like
championship heavyweight title
bout viii be held there next
March. Joe Thomas, who was
only recently signed TO manage Fred
Fulton, the Gopher giant. said today
he viii start Immediately 20 track
down Frank Moran, the Pittsburgh
pummoler. Tho New Orleans offer
was for a Fulton Moran battle with
In two months and then battle
with Willard and the winner on
March 4. II Moran won't fight VIII
lard, Dominick Tortorich, who made
the offer. will arrange a Fulton-Wil-
lard scrap.
Tortorich wired local promoters
today saying Willard has practically
agreed to fight for a $500 purse.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Champ Says He Dotes
On Marathon Mills,
i'm Fact

NEW YORK. Nov 24.-"People
have been saying that I'm afraid
10 box 20 rounds for my title,' said
Freddie Welsh last nigat.
Well, I'm going to disappoint the
croaGers by saying tha. within the
next week or so I will be signed up
for three OF the long decision bouts
I never was afraid OF long bout.
As a matter OF fact. | won my best
battles over that distance, and the
utle came 10 me In a contest OF
that length. I'm stronger than any
lightweight in the world today. and
a long contest ;s more to my liking
than a short one. II the truth be
known Let me tell you what I In
lpnS 10 NY. rpitA, my Kxhaxtk
has come ITO terms with Dominick
Tortorich, OF New Orleans, ard will
sign for a 20-round decision bout
with Joe Mandot az soon as the pr.
ticles arrive In the mail. January
has been named az the month in
which the bout will be fought.
"On Christmas day I will fight
Ad Wolgast 20 rounds 10 a decision
in Denver. Wolgast and the Den
yer promoters will run the show
Jointly. met WolEast last Thurs
day in Chicago, and he agreed 70
poat s2,50o as a pledge OF good
faith, tho balance or the money To
be put up next "Wednesday. VOL
gast said that he would plank down
the fall amount himself. He must
be pretty sure that he can whip me
N he is willing 10 part with $4,000.
On top OF these two bouts is the
one with Charley White, OF Chi.
cago.
"Whcn ! was In Chicago some
weeks ago, ! promised to fight the
man who received the moet votes
In a contest 10 SEQ who was 10 fight
me White won that scramble for
votes, and I will keep my word
with the Chicago sporting editors.
! will fight him % rounds for the
championship. irrespective Of what
Is offered Now. I can't he any
falrcr. can |? II close these other
two matches. then I will be pre-
pared TO fight Waite I'm February"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Chicago Clears Decks for Visit of Detroit Al-Star
Soccer Team---Day to be Biggest of Year in Windy City
Michigan Players to Be
Entertained
Royalty

CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-Omcials OF
the Chicago and District Association
Football league, which is the con
trolling board Of Chicago soccer ac-
tiyities has picked the team which
will face the Michigan All.Stsrs
here Thanks giving daJ The board
Of directors which made the selec-
tion has also announced an entire
substitute list which will be avail
able ia case OF necessity.
Arrangements for the biggest SOC
Ger celebration ever held In this city
, are under way, and the entertain
ment OF the visiting contingent VIII
be we'll taken care OF by the commit
tee in charge. Representatives OF
the Chicago organization will board
the special car OF the Detroiters be-
fore the train comes 10 Chicago, and
the Wolverine athletes will be es-
corted about the city.
As an additional means for max
iEg the day the biggest in local
football. the Chicago league has pro-
hibited even practice games on the
date of the interstate match. This
arrangement and favorable weather
should pack the capacity OF Brick
layers park. which is operated In
conjunction with the Comiskey
palace. and tbr seating OF which is
about ten thousand.
The team chosen by the Chicago
directors was carefully built
the large representation which sub
mitted the picked stars assures the
fans OF crack team for Chicagos
end OF the fray. Reports received
from the Michigan Soccer associs-
ticn have been carefully studied by
the local dignitaries. and they be-
lieve the visiting outfit will give the
Windy City aggregation a hot fight.
Lineup
Chicago-Lnley, Capt lCampbell
Roversl. C RIockIev pullman. r
r.. Edwards tAmericsns), +. h. Paul
tMaCDggr9,i, z L p Giooyisr Pull
II. r.. Pollitt CPullman). o. r; Grs-
ham (Americans1. J. r. Gomorra
(Joliet). e.. Brown (MscD1rs). l. l.,
MAR (Bluesl. q. l.
Detroit-Cioodwin (Natfonaisl @
Sutherland CCaiedonians). r. r.: :.
Smith Buick Thistles). Z. n J. NIL
Ter. Capt. kards). r. H. r.. An
derson CCaledoniansl, c. II r. Creba
est George. I. II B Mcleod (Cal-
edonians). o r. j. Smith (Packards).
!. r.: Biggar CWalkerville. OutD. C..
Allen (St George. l. l.: G. smith
CParke-D Davis Company. .. l.
Referee-Wslter Napier. OF Chi
cago.
Observation-Disclosures. for Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
ANN ARBOR LOADS
UP FOR HERALDS

Ann Arbor with Germany
Schulz. Eberwein, Dutch Reule.
Lyons. McHale and others in front
will srapple with the state cham
pion Heraids AZ Packard park. Sun.
day Manager Millman Is deter.
mined TO lift the Heralds scal,
this time and had scout" looking
over the Marshall system OF attack
last Sunday wher they vallopcd
the MarOons
II viii be remembered that Ann
Arbor played the Msroons a score
less tie with a much weaker lineup
on paper anyway. than the one
which Will face the Heralds, 20 Il
looks as II the final contest for the
Herslds will develop into the tough
est struggle OF their entire sched.
ule.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
HANDICAP ONLY
MADE w. HOPPE
A GREATER CHAMP

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.--Willie
Hoppe mounted little higher on
the billiard kings pedestal today by
reason of his record-breaking feat
In he. first national handicap 1872
balkline tournament last night.
Hoppe ran 30s points In the flnal
match with Welker Cochran. beat.
iHg Cochran SEE 70 IS. Cochran was
allowed 200 by handicap. making his
official score 2ls The previous high
run record of 307 was made by
Hoppe against Jake Schaefer. in
Chicago, in 1906.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
. TIE p


A year or SO ago Ted Lewis was
loafng around Australia trying 10
decide whether 10 join the British
army and fight in the trenches or
Jump TO the United States and do
his lighting in the ring
He vas an English featherweight
champ, but his title was not doing
him much good. He had whipped
all the boys il England. then gon
to Australia, where he cleaned out
the featherweights and walloped so
many lightW eights. few boxers want.
ed 20 meet him. When he did get
a bout. it didn't pay much money
He decided on the trip 10 America
Now a lot OF boxers are sorry he
didn't go 20 war. There's Jack Brit
ton. for instance. Jack was some
pumpkins. but Lewis beat him
twice. Joe Mandot thought he was
on the road TO a fight with Welsh
for the championship. but Lewis
blocked his path.
Charley White was having things
about his own way among the 1856
Founders, but Lewis showed him
someone else carried a betty kick
In his left mitt. Kid Graves wss
doing real we'll as a welterweight
and Lewis upset him
.Lewis-his right name, by the
way Sd Gershnn Mendeloff--is a
rangy chap Win a terrinc pnncn: ne
has scored a knochdown or two in
all his fights here
He's about the most elastic chap
the ring ever produced He doesn't
bar anyone at 133 pounds, yet he
weighed 15o for Graves and expects
10 weigh in at l5S II he gets a
match with Mike Gibbons. Just
how this fighter is able 10 put on
and take OF weight like that, no
body seems 10 know. but he does.
And in doing so this .-nglishman
who was not making training ex-
penses year ago Is piling UP a
young fortune
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
ID. u. S. COMPLETE
YEARS GRIND

Detroit University school gridders
have completed their heavy work
(, So .----s~r 49, s',ID- -~-------- <1--,--h
~
Keith will put them through a light
signal practice, and tomorrow they
Will strive 20 drive back the Irish
prowess of the Notre Dame fresh
men. who meet them in the falls
final game. which will start al 2: 30
o'clock AT Navin field. The Detroit
ers are in excellent condition for
the first time in a month, and are
confident OF making a much better
showing than the dope permits
them. They even are talking OF
winning down Elmwoodave way
Notre Dame will arrive early Thurs
day morning, and viii remain in the
special sleepers until nild-morning,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
NEW PITCHER
is SIGNED BY
DETROIT CLUB

The Detroit Tigers have signed
William p. McTigue. pitcher. who
played last season with the Toronto
club In tho International league. He
Is a left-hander. "a years old. stands
more than six feet in height and
weighs i75 pounds. Joe Yeager,
manager OF the Jersey City club in
the same league. recommended the
recruit. Detroit purchased McTigus
from Toronto. the purchase price
ro' being announced The nea
pitcher will report At spring train
irg camp.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
BR|CKLEY TO
AID EVERETT
Famous Star to Help
Coach for Detroit
Game

EVERETT. Mass. Nov. "a
Charley BriclSley will coach Ever
EFT high for tho inteTsectional game
with Detroit Central next week.
John Hopkins. where Frckley has
had great year as coach, viii
close its season tomorrow. and word
has been received here that Brick
ley will hasten 10 Everett late this
week TO assist Coach O'Donell In
preparing for the husky western.
ers. George Brickley also Will as
Sist. Both are former Everett stars.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Long Bouts Don't Scare
Me-" Sputters Fred Welsh
"RAiN CHECK" BOUT
MAKES BOXERS FIGHT

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-The
two Sans viii get their money
today for the effort put forth in
their steenth meeting here last
night. langford slammed into
McNey and Sam slammed back.
The result was a draw, but off,
cials decided the Negro hcavies
fought in earnest and the spec
tators were satisfied Each tick
et sold for the fight had rain
check" stub attached. If there
was any stalling the Sans were
not 10 receive any money aud
spectators were 70 have their
admission fee refunded.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
"Y" RIFLE RANGE
TO OPEN MONDAY

Range officers OF the Y. VI. e. a..
rife club, have fixed upor next Non.
day evening as the date for the gen
eral opening OF the new rifle range
on the top OF the n.y. building. lnvi-
tations are being sent 10 the 200
members OF the club to be present
on that occasion and take part in
The shooting which will be the first
that has taken place Tho range has
been finished ana Is completely
equipped for both erect and reclin.
ing positions In shooting. sccommo.
dating eight rinemen at the same
time.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
hev Handicapped Hoppe to Beat HBea Americas Best 500
THOSE OLD CHAMPS
ALWAYS FIGHTING

NEW YORK. Nov. s4.--Jimmy
Britt. former lightweight cham.
pion. Joined an Australian regi-
ment several weeks ago. and Is
now en- route 10 the Dardanelles
Letters received by Britts
friends today say he caught the
war fever while doing a SAude-
Vile turn In Australia.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Oh, Where Is My Wandering Boy?

AUSTIN, university foot ball
squad has arrived Thanksgiving with
Edwards college
grounds
MSSOULA 2I,-Th University
arrived today play the University Of Montana
bound Pacific
Occidental
EVERETT. 24Evere high school football
go Detroit Mich week TO play Detroit Central for the national
interschoastc championship
PROVIDENCE r. L. Nov. 24-The football
the University OF Washington Pasadena CAL New
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Eeds May Rsld MInors.

CHICAGO. Nov 2i.--Romarks by
President Gilmore. cf tho Federal
league. are taken TO mean that the
Feds will soon start raid on the
mirror leagues in search OF young
blood They have fcund broken
down major league stars crew OF
costly lemons
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Cornell and Pitt.


championship the werdest
Pennsylvania
excellent Pittsburghs
with
will undsputed
championship
The Turkey day will afford the first real opportunity to
football Hitherto Cornell Pitt
their my each playing schedule far from the
juggling
line
O
sax vahsx Princeton Both Penn
certainly will the Big Red
concerning Pennsy's this
thanksgiving Yos has compmep the ouake by deca
machine comparable Harvard at speed II has everything and
% Charley Barrett will be the helm and he finds
will
aerial attack IL makes difference to him
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Matrimony Ruins Strong
Team Coached By Yostmen
FIRST ALL.AMERicAN--
IT WAS PICKED OUT WEST

End-Chamberlain. Nebraska.
Tackle--Bucka, Wisconsin.
uunru spears. 10 OsnS5NSNaSs$ ~
Center-Peck. Pitt sburgh.
Guard-Dunnigan. Minnesota.
Tackle-Way, Yale.
End-Harte. Harvard.
Quartcr-Barrett, Cornell.
Halfbsck-Tibbott, Princeton.
Hnlfback-Macomber. sllinois.
FuIlback-Mahan, Harvard.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

suburban league cnhed
Waham high disputes the eastern
the Detroit
result OF that fraca because Everett refuses 10 MAKE me me
Everett viii enter the
Walham writes correspondent
played with Merose high out
OIL the awarding the gonfalon
imposing and has been hard
absolutely confident OF victory
Central coached
reasonable high
big
lis the big
hard TO anything but
collective noodles that tumble the pig
mspay Fmbes have
might well to call attention that OF
considerable OF record for
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
pobIe May Coach Badger,

MADISON, Wis. Nov 2i.-Gn.
ronr Dobie. the football miracle OF
the west. who coached the Wash.
inston university eleven Seattle.
Wash. through seven years with
out defeat, was dickering with
Wisconsin of1cials today.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Columbia Comeback WeIl.Handled


alton Columbia university returned to the grdn this fall after
absence the old Columbia
battle That OF course was out Of the question this
As
be
TX the Blue and White regardless today
Michigan
preceding
mied OF Furthermore announced that he will
I =
Evage hicks the Harvard payroll 10000
a to be winner
that Harvard Yale three
|goeks
And possibly Harvard Just kidding Cornell 30
dggngs better
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Maroon grid stars, now coaching the
University OF Utah. have issued
decree torbidding all prospective
candidates on the varsity team from
attending any social functions.