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First Natn'l Bank Bidding.
Chickasha. Oklahoma.

Doing hard work in bent or stoep
ing position puts stitch in the back
hat Is painful. If the muscles have
become strained, you can't get rid OF
It without help. The great penetrate
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WIN appeal to YOU most strongly at
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thing yon need Price s5c soc and
400 per bottle Sold hs owl Dias
Store ADV. a&w
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Secret Of coed Memory.

The secret of good memory is at
tention, and attention to a subject
depends upon our interest in 1t. We
rarely forget that which has made
deep impression on cur minds
Tryon Edwards.
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Mrs Hoover of Ninnekah is shop
ping in the city and spending the day
with, her sister. Mrs. J. l.. Hart
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Iron in Water Easily Detected.

Half part in a million OF iron in
water is detachable by taste, and four
or FIVE parts make water unpalatable.
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Miss Pearle Crawford of Tonkawa
is expected in chickasha 'Monday to
visit her sister. Mrs, Ostley Anderson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-30

People dat puts on whole lot o
frflls," said Uncle Eben. cant expect
TO have an unruffled temper"
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The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
MAHAN THE
new STAR
Kicker Makes Harvard
FavOrite fOJ. the
Championship

NEW YORK, oct. 4S--A new
spectre bearing an aston ,shing like.
hess to Charlie Brickley has arisen
10 confront contenders far the east
ern football championship. And
again IL Is Harvard Edtio Mahan,
captain OF the Crimson CJeW, step
ped into the shoes left vacant By
Brickley on Saturday ana booted
Harvard 10 a victory over the tough
Virginia eleven. which. t1yo weeks
ago. had electrified the football
world By licking Yale TaFee times
did Captain Eddie boot she oval
between the bar. after his men had
tried yainly 70 penetrate through TO
the Virginia line a.
The victory in itself isn1 so i'm
1ortant as is the discovery LAT Har.
ward has man who does such stuff
one goal might be termed lucky.
tWc fortunate. but when man
places three in enc game he ~ there.
Harvard's stock rose by leaps and
bounds over Sunday. thanks TO
Mahan's toe. and 1t IL proba tre that
the Crimson row viii go into her
coming Tits with Princeton and
Yale a favorite.
Princeton and Yale both loohi bet
ter today than they did Friday. The
Tigers ran wild against Lafayette
SATURDAY.. displaying the best boot
hall old Nassau has seen this year.
Speedy Rush's tactics appareetly
are having some effect, but the ITIg.
ers cannot by chance be callai a
success until they have met Dart.
mouth, which they do next Saturday.
The game should be fully as good as
the Yale-Princeton. or the Harvard.
Yale. for that matter.
Yale player straight tootbsll
against Springfield Saturday ard
won by a good score. Hinkey's team
looked better than at any stage Of
the season. which has led support.
ers OF the Blue IN believe the dar1:
days are gone and the rest OF the,
season will sec Yale playing football
az tradition SAYS she does.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
RACE
A SUCCESS
Ansterberg is First
Champion Barely
Beats MilOt

approximately 5000 Dotroiters
were sufficiently interested In the
speed possibilities OF Fords 20 spend
Sunday afternoon at the fair
grounds track. Watching Ernie An
sterburg beat out Johnny Milot for
by a scant 10 feet. The drivers, all
or whom are amateurs. averaged be-
tween 90 and 90 miles an hour for
the entire afternoon, and profess
SIGNALS have done worse on mile
dirt racks Ed Kulick. brother OF
the famous racer who first took
Fords whirling through notable
fields to victories In the old days,
was close third AT the finish.
which is in 1900 fiat for the 10
miles.
William Moore, OF Coldwater. was
the upstate star. He won the con-
ISOLATION race for drivers who failed
10 qualify for the championship
spin. The winners OF all heats won
prizes OF various sorts from acces-
sorry firms. as well rs cash awards.
and Ansterburg carted home the
championship cup, 800 in coin OF
the realm. Ford racer body. and
privilege of having his car painted.
The race was an unqualified sue
cess for an inaugural event OF its
kind There were no accidents, al
though all the drivers were ANA
tours and most OF them utterly In
experienced so far as track racing
is concerned. and the pilots showed
great skill in keeping the little carr
crowding n mile-a-minute rate. The
summary:
First preliminary. Ave miles-Yrst
Y flanders. Detroit; second. Herman
Block. BEDFORD third. Jack Hoffman.
Detroit; fourth, r. c. wilcox. owos-
so; NTH. william Hicks. Lansing:
SECOND preliminary. Ave miles
Fir-t-Irt-- Rice Detroit second l.
do. Wyandotte; fourth. p. Woods. ST.
Clair. hfth. William Moore. Coldwa-
ter time s.l7 rs
Third preliminary. i've miles--First.
Edward Kulick. Detroit. second. Mar
I'm MutChler Pontiac; third. X. ;.
Brooks Detroit, fourth. L. VI Yeag-
er. Detroit attn. Guy II LaBounty.
Ealr UnXcn. time. Z. 20 i-5.
Fourth preliminary. Ave miles
First Ernie Ansterhurg. Detroit. sec
ord. John Millot. Detroit, third. John
tyre. Inketcr fourth. Theodor" Olds.
Detroit afth. r. V Buterd, Dear
born, tirlc. $40 IS.
First Semi- hnal i've miles-First.
r. Zanders. second. l. r Rice: third.
l. W VI, Cue fourth Herman Block
trim - -
second semi Anal. FIVE miles--First.
Ernie AnStcrhurs second. Edward
Kulick. third. Martin Mutchler.
fourth. John Miiot. time. 81 IS.
Consolation. 10 miles First VIII
Ham Moore. second. T. Woods. third.
l. NJ Yeager. fourth. r. &. Wilcox:
NTH, william Hicks. time. 12;o03 as
Final event. 10 miles--First Ernie
Ansferhurz: second John Miiot third.
Edward Kulick fourth. Martin
Mutchlcr.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Rays of Hope for Yost In Aggie Clash
Found In Disappointing Case Game

The Improvement In ms respect
boosts Michigan stock in the com
ing VI. A. c. game.
The Michigan line was weak in
the Case game. There is no doubt
about that. But their showing in
the midw.ek game against Marietta
stu Offers ENCOURAGEMENT 70 rnF
FANS. Yost was erimenting Sat
urday when he shifted Norton 40
center and the unused combination
could not be expected TO prove a.
effective as the old one.
with Eeiuaa back in the harness.
Norton back In his old position,
Dunne and Staaz protecting the
TANKS, the Wolverine forward wall
will be improved at least so per
cent over what il was Saturday. The
center and guard positions still re-
main 20 be filed, but Howe is avail
able for the pivot job. as is Nieman.
and the showing OF the latter was
well in accordance with Coach Doug
whalen and Boyd are both good
guards. while Rehor showed signs
OF real Improvement
With ali OF the injured back in
condition. and all OF them are prom
lied for the Acgie game. the Michi-
gan eleven will present front that
Is far from discouraging. Smith.
Benton. and Maulbetsch. guided and
aided by Rhoem, with the services
OF Eberwein an athlete all ready for
the askIrg. form a smashing back
field combination that the VI A. G.
forwards will find hard TO hold. Wat
son, Cochran. Norton. Reiman, Dunno
and Staatz are the members OF o
forward line that the VI. A. e. backs
will find a trife harder 10 pierce
than the lines Of the team they have
met thus far.
There IL one factor that IL IN
the favor OF the Agg1es and that Is
that Macklin always points the
Farmers for the Michigan game
while Yost always aims at the later
and more important games OF the
schedule. Thus the Lansing team
a always in better condition and
farther advanced than the Ann Ar
Dor team. Besides that, they are
citing 10 avenge a very close de.
feat % last season. and are expected
70 give q grand account Of them
selves
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Says Aeal Mars Now Is
Laid Up With a
Broken Arm

To the Sporting Editor, Detroit
Times:
noticed an article in a local
morning paper on Sunday, Oct. Il.
1915. referring 10 the X. o. Ginley
and Ben Mcneil bout which Ia 10 be
held at Windsor, stating that X. o.
Ginley II the original X. o. Mars. OF
Cincinnati. This Is an absurd state
ment. cannot believe that Giassco
or any one else would expect us
the fans Of Detroit. 10 believe any
such bunk when we know that tho
original Mars broke his arm in a
bout four weeks ago. with Tommy
Buck In Cincinnati, which has laid
him up for A. least two months
Now Ginley IL only a preliminary
Aghtcr ard ha1 never met Johnny
Kilbane in a prize ring and as X. o.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Saturday Football
Local.

LOCAL.
Detroit University school, 90. Buff
Central hish. 20 Tois<o scott, T.
Ollvet 25. University Of Detroit
Southwestern high. 10, Highland
Windsor collegiate institute. a.;
Pontiac nigh. az; Detroit West
ern. o.
Central. 10
I.apeer High Reserves. IS. coium-
biaville. 8.
Saginaw. 7. Port Huron. 8.
Mnskegon. 81. Waukesha, Wis. o.
Western state Normals. 81: AL
bion. Z.
North Branch. IS, INLAY CITY. 4.
MGf,gaa sp aFfsn IL: esari. S o.
Bussnsld high. 20. Adrian, g.
Kalamazoo college. ~; Adrian col
South Haven. II; Fenvire, 0.
Franklin. 20 Butler. Is.
wabash. ~ Washington.
Rose POlytechnic. I. Earlham, T.
Holland. 30. Grand Haven. J.
Mt. Clemens high. Ss; Detroit East
Assumption college, .: ciesry. o
Beldins. So; Portland. 0.
Calumet, IA: Eoughton, 2.
Alma college, 20; Hillsdale. T.
Ann Arbor high. 81: Bay City
Flint Central I: Mt Pleasant In
dams. o.
Princeton, 90. Lafayette, ..
Harvard fresh. Z; Andover, o.
Cornell 81. Bucknell. 0.
Holy Cross. I: Massachusetts Az
Yale. 10; Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. o.
syracuse, 81: Rochester. o.
Penn. state. IL; 0ettysburg. IL
Colgate. 10: Army, o.. -
Ss% Hs%pshire coiiss.. 8; Bates. ..
Tufts. az; Middiebury. o
Harvard. Q: Virginia, o.
Pitt.bnrsh. IS: CARLISLE Indians. o.
Rutgers. IL Muhienberg. o.
West Virginia, 80: Geneva, ..
Lehigh. 81; Albright O.
Worcester Tech. s: Rhode Island
wesleyan. q; Bowdoin. 0.
stevens. 4 Haverford, s.
Hamilton, 20; Rensselaer,, o.
Colby. 81: Norwich, 0:
Swarthmore, IA; Ursinus. g.
4. Of Buffalo. Z. ST Bonaventura
carnegie institute. 20; Allegheny
Washington and Ice. IA; Virginia
Poly. 0.
T. Of Buffalo. g. ST. Bonaventurs
coiteEe.7 o.
e. OF Chattanooga. 81; 4. OF Louis
VILE. g.
WEST.
Ohio state. I. Illinois. T.
Michigan. "a. Case. 3.
Ohio Wesleyan, 20, Western Re-
serve. 10.
Michigan Aggles. SO. Carroll COLI
lege. 0.
Chicago. 49, indiana. T.
Minnesota. 10. South Dakota. o.
Wisconsin, 2s. Purdue. 3
Iowa, o. Northwestern. g
81 Louis university. 20. Knox. O.
Kansas. 30. Drake.
oklahoma. a., Missouri, q
Washington md Jefferson. ~;
Westminster. q.
Brown. a. Williams. n
University or Maine. - Boston
college. o.
Johns Hopkina is: West Mary.
land. IL.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

Mn this Without ValnS
1e the football look in the cracker o
en6 barber shop strategsts getting In their work "
allsar league pennaht
outsd ability take series from any
the suffering popuace Nhe
BGmp u mythical Red -Four Ph ana ne
would include Boston performers ana
4 way first against he best
: reot Of the big show has to offer
Hooper, shortsop Iris Speaker
l1oR base; Forest Cady catcher
Poster pitcher. $500, 80 =.
xnifsr Alexander Leonard and
In the world
~ whole and it's hits largely were timely bio"s
be called unheatsoie very
11bU of game limit RON a
might be would be marvel on al
should have pennant In ans league 0
- uidseason. - -.
splendid claimed for proWess
might assembled Tbat Is husS
said for the Word series
them could be said OF the following ear1 -
Incar Collins, second base ~ oo center
field; Sam Crawford right Held M
shortstop Snyder catcher wan
- ana Os sanage Other selections could be
Of where is the bug
liable defeat In world series
grand OF 9 against -e LOT s
hosing the bet to 1874
Is II would not Dc topheaVy
the barber shop commits
well balanced with possibly an aaround edge
The alar might have an edge on he
defensive combination would be Ike
other nasruch boh are
Any staged at braves reli
Of battles between these
the entire loan 70 the allies
- ecors would a fair play too
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

&4pNpAY showdown day than few athletic fields
t collegiate number OF
and most Of them this week in the west Many
neo things happened football however Thurman
~ best drop kicker OF the three shots the
mUo1 and missed them ALL while Eddie Mahan bumbed
the Crimson exhibitions
W Navy expected Pennsylvania could only
the Quakers nearly Cornell
tost with Bucknel and couldn't
defeated Agge
snd the Bulldog reganed confidence that slipping
Unxmouth failed against Vermont The
Of them ALL and that changes entirely the
&m13eavy situation
etanding upset in the the in which Ohio
Illinois and made II certain that Zuppkes conference
through the remainder of thechedule undefeated the title
= couded The absence POgue and Clark handicapped ILL
- that doesn't change
manner IN which Chicago
lQWa barely nosed Northwestern
failure 10 make
GrAnddad Upset he
pegnnlng wonder
q the hands OF the Agges Saturday
IN BEGINNING wonder a
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Cousin of K. o. Mars Objects
To Ginley AS a Relative

Mars f. my cousin intend 10 ask a
rctraction OF what was said in refer
ence TO Ginley being the original X.
o. Mars.
The fans here In Detroit have got
past the preliminary stage OF the
boxing game and the quicker Glass.
co will put on high class boys the
quicker his club will be a success.
The fans Will not pay 10 see a
double windup OF preliminary boys
when there II plenty OF good mate
rial lying around Detroit. The match
the fans would like to see In Sam
ny Taylor and Patsy Drouillard. so
come On, Glassco. and stop trying TO
bunk the public. They arc now get
ting 20 DO wise old birds. Hoping
you will favor me with q little space
In your column and use this letter.
remain. yours truly.
JOHN NARCOTICS.
Margolles r. X. o. Mars original
name
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

~ UvyY LEWIS refuses be linked Last
while the
Hawaii his
IL anything could be
regarding his probable
would do it,
- world series Duffy Alex Tor grand average OF
the encounters
Anean player of Playing
Stnffy McInns bated for
de1dod the notch During 1915 playing with the
possessed and
watching other
diamond during
their club drop
100 standing without also
= ~ along the downward
- ben looking for catcher who could bat 300 for good
loiteFing the vicinity
III Del Baker sneaked in the back door the
30l the And he
reached his limit
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Settling the Championship


All ended OF the battles of All be
o beatty Virginia
already trounee I'll
Lehigh Carlisle. Yale
Harvard from the Indians by big 20 count
&1dn licked the big
~ inasmuch Harvard beat the Massachusetts Aggi
Springfield
o things these football Marietta
k1e q Michigan Scientists a
Therefore Marietta should have defeated the Wolverines But
EGa not do
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

pro organization Al olympic field
yesterday, the Giants beat the Phil.
lies, with Chalmers on the mound.
4 70 O. Stock, Bancroft. Niehofrs
Paskert, and other regulars were in
the lineup.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

shown In the middle plcturel. As
the second step is taken, the right
foot is in position for the toe, as
the ball is dropped 20 the ground.
to be driven into the oval
never completely straighten up
until after the kick End that BY
raising the body partly, then lean
ing forward again as I set he ball.
| get more drive into the ball
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Roehm's Work as Pilot
ImprOves--An Injur-
ed To Be Back

ARg9R- Mich Oct 1s-=pe-
spite the fact that Michigan was
held 10 a dangerously low score by
Case School OF Applied Science Sat
urday. despite the fact that the Vol
VERNE lire looked very weak on de
Tense and weaker on offense, de
spite the fact that the substitute
I backs and reserve ends looked any
thing but good material for an
emergency. there are at least three
rays of hope coming from the game
which Michigan won by the score OF
! IA TO g.
Primarily there should be con
sidered Roehm's third attempt at
the quarterback position. II the De-
troit boy looked good 10 Yost on
his other opportunities for service.
he looked wonderful in his perform
ance Of Saturday Perhaps this was
SO because the rest of the patched
I'D backfield OF the first half looked
so poor. but mostly he looked GOOD
because he was good.
Many a spectator was heard to
remark that Michigan would have
been content with a Z to ; score had
I, not been for the everlasting pep
OF Rhoem. Because of his heavy
build IL was feared that he would
slow up the team, but facts prove
differently He lost no time In get
ting the play OF and usually had
the man shooting toward the OPP
posing wall before they could line
up.
In addition 20 this, Roehm carried
the ball himself for a large average
gain. and picked his plays and holes
vifh Hughit,'s discretion. He
marched The team down the field TO
two touchdowns, though one was
disallowed, 81 the second half when
he was given part OF the regular
backheld 20 work With. and he did
all this with line that was only
opening holes once In while, and
ON many other occasions letting
4 hAWh AAAtOaEh " hlDp AllE Vldg DSlOtF
10 was well under way.
Another encouraging thing about
the game was the showing OF Maui
/ betsch The star half has always
been good. but going into the game
as he did Saturday with a bad hand
that made II hard for him 70 hold
| onto the ball. and a bad leg that
made running with the pigskin any
thing but a pleasure, he proved him
+ self 70 be worthy OF the credit heap
cd upon him.
Manly said Friday that he was
not yet in his stride, and that his
failure 10 block the passes in the
early game was due TO that fact and
not 10 any desire on his part "a
dodge responsibility.
81 have received All the credit
and glory that any player could re
ceive." he declared. and so what
would be the use OF my playing "a
the stands now. play football be
cause ! love IT and play for all
that am worth an playing for
/ Michigan. and am going TO give
all that ! have for the team
The other Improvement in the
playing OF the team Was the inter
cepting OF the forward passes. The
few forward passes that Case com.
pleted brought small gains-with
one exception-and all the success
full ones came In the first half. The
remainder we're grounded or inter.
copied Michigan's efforts were In
about the same percentage ~ sue.
ces that they have always been. one
ringing about the FIRST touchdown.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Central Learned Something

EE0TT high Detroit
that
ng helps take the edge off the value OF the
will be
Csntral was held for downs half dozen Moreover.
DEnoole line pierced time time
defense The
a Its self
chance national title
could this fact well and st
&to1. bit OF excellent good fortune
developed puzzer Saturday Grand
figured weaker than
&H a possible figure Jackson possible contender
3Doods weaker than expected Either
NJ this OF the Muskegon has not
- - Waukesha soft picking for the Sawdust city grid
overwhelming victory Hisdale college tremendous
Qllvut VIII fight the l. A.
NJ but II the Presbyerans
o ence the Presbyerans played the Angles the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
D'ROUILLARD TO
FIGHT BLOOM

Walter Burke. manager OF Phil
Bloom and Sammy Taylor announc-
cd this morning that Bloom had
ricned for match with Patsy DruIl-
Hard ut Windsor on Nov. 10. The
boys have agreed 20 make 1875 AZ
3 O'Clock on the afternoon OF the
bout. This will he Blooms FIRST ap-
peara nee in Detroit. but he has made
n record In New York against Fred
die Welsh. Shugrue and several 9th
or of the better known llghtweights
during the past three years that
makes him n formidable opponent Of
canad7fs pride.
rrsrN fng-the plain nest hind--thss
ts vsGf0-Times Job Dept.--Mafn lS20.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
~ EDDIE MAhAN.

~ EDDIE MAHAN.
In making the drop kick, | do not
stand erect and receive -the-baA
from the center az chest heighth, as
lis sometimes taught. or course. a
lot depends on where the ball is
passed by the center but my sys
TEN IS 10 stoop and receive the ball
even with my right knee (as shown
in the picture on the Left.
Two steps forward are taken.
starting with the right foot (as
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
MAHAN CAN KICK.

Harvard defeated Virginia, 9 10
o. Saturday at the Cambridge
stadium Eddie Mahan made
every one OF the Crimson points
through drop kicks after IT had
been demonstrated that Harvard
had no chance 10 score otherwise
against the sturdy grinders from
Dixie.