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The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
SCHOOL SINGERS
AND MUSICIANS
PLAN CONCERT

Much interest Is being manifested
In the Christmas concert which is to
be given In Central high school,
Thursday afternoon, Dec. %, by the
hoy:' and girls orchestras and the
choruses under the leadership OF
Roy Ellis, director OF the schools
orchestras and glee clubs. The pro.
gram will consist OF popular over
lures and selections from popular
operas by the school orchestras,
while Christmas carols will be rem
dered by the boys and girls Choir.
uses. Preparations foc the concert
have been under way for some time
ard all indications are that the con
cert, which is the flrst of its kind
TO be attempted by the school organ
izations, will be a success.
Those who compose the boys or
chestra are; Saul Abramowitz, Fred.
erick Zierer. Manuel Wolner. Earl
Miller, Warne. Sutton, Ruben Drews,
iiOWdIu ANtiSoHr odiuuti AllSHultIs b
Harold Raphael. Robert Downie,
Rockford Reaume, Arthur Lee,
Christopher Bertoli Samuel Berkow-
itz, Harold Ekelman, Frederick
Friedman, Samuel Levin. Donald
Monro, Stanley Chambers. Joseph
Davies, Robert French. Berhart
holm. Harold Lutenbacher. William
DeIahunte. Hugh Hitchcock, J. Hast
ings Downie, Henry Goodman, Roy
Eddy, Edgar Bradley. Orville Baker
and Eldridge Bacon. The girls or
crestra is composed Of: Genevieve
Dunwoodie, Leil Curtis. Claristine
Frankfurth, Mabel Gonna. Ruth
Frazer. Jeanette Fraser. jeanette
Luther, Gertrude Knorr. Helen Zum-
mer. Elsie Shaw, Lillian Dancer.
Blanche Steinberg, Mildred Naddle,
Gladys Winter. Marjorie Armstrong,
Miriam Burgess and Evelyn Lafevre.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
MAN AND WIFE
EACH CHARGES
DESERTION

II Nellie Tracy's allegations are
true. James H. Tracey. her husband.
has mighty slim chance OF getting
the divorce for which he Is praying
in the circuit court. Tracy lives at
No. l03 West High-st. His wife lives
at South birmingham, Mass. They
have seven-ycar-old daughter who
is with the mother.
This Is what Mrs. Tracy says, sub
stantially, in reply to inquiries made
by the inquiry department Of the
Wayne county prosecutors Office:
She has a divorce suit OF her own
pending in Cambridge, Mass. She
charges Tracy with desertion. the
same charge he makes against her
in his bill, filed here. He tried To
Judge Laacy wouldn't let him have It.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

cult court. charging her husband
with extreme cruelty. The nus
married In Lorandeghue. In octo-
Der. 1907.
Catholic schools In the United states
save the country s10O,OOO,00O an
nuaily. according 70 Martin T. Gal
vim. an officer OF the Society of ST.
viewed the work OF the society at
a breakfast Sunday morning In the
University OF Detroit. More than
$1,000 was contributed at the break
ciety. Membership of the organi-
zation has been doubled within the
last year Plans are under way for
reaching 10000 membership dur
ing the next year.
Revolt against the existins indus
fore the Federated class OF the
First Congregational church by
Charles T Grawn. president OF the
Pleasant. Mich. Not "0oi only is is the the
present order careless OF life and
happiness. Mr.. Grawn said. but II
tends directly to degrade morals
and 10 undermine intellect. Crime
er. have their starting point In the
'capitalistic system"
A motion for n new trial In the con-
demnatton proceedings Instituted
ny inc CITY 10 gam possession OF
parcels OF land In the vicinity OF
the new Michigan Central depot.
out Michigan-ave.. was denied by
Judge Connolly In recorders court
Saturday. Property holders between
Twelfth and Sevcnteenth-s SITS. dis
satisfied with the verdict returned
Aug. 9. allowing them $3.50. 5l4.99.
asked for new trial on the
grounds that Leonard Coin, one OF
the Jurors, was not free-holder.
and therefore not entitled to sit on
the jury: An appeal will be taken.
1t IL understood.
State- wide peace propaganda will
take definite form within the next
few weeks "a result OF activities
TO be promoted by the Michigan
branches OF the American Peace So
ciety. now being formed T.. H..
Parsons. OF No. $40 Cass-ave., Is at
the head OF the Detroit branch. The
National Association OF Dramatic
English Teachers. organized SAT-
urday night. also Will devote much
energy to peace propaganda More
than SO delegates from Michigan.
Indiana, Ohio, New York and Can
ada took part In organizing the as
ISOLATION. which purposes promot-
Ing the education OF foreigners In
the use of the English language.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
100000
ENLISTED
Lord Derby's Call for
Volunteers Proves
Successful
by UNITED PRESS.

LONDON. Dec. 13.-That at least
100000 men have answered Lord
Derby's call for volunteers was the
report in official circles today fol-
lowing tho close of England's great.
est recruiting campaign.
Definite fgures viii not he OBJ
tainable until Lord Dcrby's report
10 Premier Asquith Is made public.
But Il was reported that Lord Derby
will tell the parliamentary commit.
tee on labor tomorrow that the
campaign WAS success. and that
conscriptlon Is not likely In the near
future.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
FIND RELICS y
IN OLD NOUN

NEWARK. ". J.. Dec. 13.-
terry. arrow heads. stone hA0m
and other relics Of the L1naDo
dians were found In mound yoe(
ly excavated near Morrestown. \
Further down. on the oF1o1
glacial sand. numerous relies e. 4
very different pattern and coaee
tion were found. zI'
These are believed to have
longed to an ancient race that
antidated the Lenape or Del4N
tribes. known In that region -
the advent OF the white man.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

1t h Mrs. rrasyU
get a divorce In DstrDlk 1
10 Fred Clarke - dnoQn0
she should have II rstheg 49,
They were marris6 - No
ieO7 1A <Ft|t 81
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13


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ng a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26
CORPUS CHRISTI WELL
ADVERTISED SAYS HULL
cainrsl Huii Returning Yesterday Tells
~ Northern Interest ir its
Gun Coast

Wufam 20 igr0 Whn Sunday fe
lusar1 ffsm tNn NefAa iuN iH Nhi
,aHu ufisua HNnaia and other r0iufa
aafa iHai rruus Chusu b ths test
4dteffisra flff np fhe eHHttefn rearf
.n thf section in vhifh he sisitsa and
hs Il annndeni ihai ihss winter rafFas
CHHsn 81 90 trralr hrsff inf'lH m
Nufhffn visitors Nha vln Spend one
fe0 ana ihfss nioHfen hrrs Nis Nnf
lnnpbnird Af iian en The uiu
% fi.rni severed dafs d. chhnFa Hnd
iaihod with numntf nf uenpls WnH
iaIi ne chat fHrF had Wafd ~ ihF
Hsiehff Hiaass 81 Nntnus Dtfifii ee fhr
iff.si ei4isf ,ssHff Thf pufd har aisn
anee form fhaf CORPUS rhrit0 $50
finn b $50 ana 90 tas sNtHisWen nha
ihia rumnsf We Nlu Fain handfsla ~
kn4lhffn VISITORS shu siI spaea a
nrrf ~ iunsnf haniiha fnt arfr tf
aesr DUCKS 4nnN ard other Same
said Nv uWi
hff lfen is ~ fhr orlnion inei eff
ffal hundred deiinu arsni siih HnNa
papers - fmrsBsi sigf NpinrH an1
other ~ fhf iapefe ai ihF Niadl' wet
a6ssfiifinf CORPUS christi 81 Niniei
fesaff uauis hfina goissn hafsrH' in
fffafa Yns even deiinf fhet Pc
wnaid SPEND 81 sdfsritiur in the
Nsfih np woma So ttn So ffiufn
said ~ fai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26
CONFERENCE TEXAS
MEXICAN MISSION
WORKERS CLOSES
ASSIGNMENTS FoR ssw Nr.s
"sos MONDAY MORNING
BY BISHOP GAMBLER
Wv, =. masO1n. to Heraln IN corss.
Snr's'i Ter the Enssino Wear
Nin9ss'lis Gets confsrsnee.

The Texas. Mexican Confer.,e, ~
ihr Methodist church ,e.t.rda, Id
nu'n closed their session. which hst
pren in sesslon for fons ds,s nv,
,.'''i''fn'e VAS conducted hs Hishor
"etftn 'andier - Aildnia Ca The
r.rofis nr'eht m by the snrnss
'hnithf. show snlcndid lnirr.s. lr
th' w"fh among lhs Metiosns ana an.
iVtfes'ntaiiun 81 NeAlean nreaci,r. 4.
attendance az this injecting msA.
good show inF ~ what chfsi.anit. u.iil
g. snf these people
Rev D. \ Phillips oi San Arsou,o
in sp"oklna q me Mexican 0Drt in ~.
city, said thai when be went o. san
Antonio few Yeats arn. an At.fs..
CONGREGATION in the church VAS about
thirty people ana now there are newer
lrss than one hundred and nfs or iva
hundred people in thfif services s4sh
Sunday
lh" most Important business 20 ihs
conference 80 their CLOSING session wins
thr reading of She appointments a..
tne coming year Thas srr ~ follows
l,rV 3 = underiiunk. supsuhtend.
emit Miss Norwood wynn Nissiauag.
Rev 49, Aiyarad0. ksned, Rs,. 81
Dardenas Del Hlo. Rev D. " gatt.r
ard Rev b Soto. Austin Rev W o.
farlas McAnsn. J.. y. Castro iat.do
Juan de los santos nragspou, Re-,
o. p Soto rharr. a. iDpeg. san Mar
cus Rev % Maruus corpus Christi
Rev 4 Momids. kurwhle. H.V a. 1t.
Penn. Tohsy Rev J. A Phillips and A
Coronado San Antonio Rev A a.
NaiE Alice Rev l'edra Grade SseuIn.
Rev D. b NarEas Houston and pah
CLOS Rev O. % Nedu1o. rearsali
Resolutions % thanks werr voted Gel
Rev n Matlue me local pastor f0i
th, splendid way in which hs has on-
tern,ned she conference duriug thel
stay here
THE next annual meeuor will ts helt
bob knHsV.lie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26
SURE1fOIL COMPANY LEASES}HE
Pope TRACT FOR OIL PROSPECTING
ssss,n. ot 'sRtt MsM oNE % Mros a coArus NAN
sress "eoSf " = poft q taNGDtkrEtN a NrtI
eeFsN sloeNs wssr OF rre sponN sANsvAsiVs
z 500 ACRES OF LAND Is LEASED THE PARTNERSHIP

A feeert well N rfosneli faf IA an.
Ea- IN CD, ilneon tieinitt aM >.
started thls mofning when III. 49,.
reps in We fregtian 81 dsf44k fai
We SURETY ui Numasm SC Nusaei
,'ennif d partuefsaip composed g ius
san Antonio capfansis ana one tcf
rNs Nhfisuan fefmr,i Yesfrritf un
~ taken. Tire we'll via d. .iinat.t
~iihin Few frrs g ths ait hnlt,
seNrn elrcks Vest ~ The Srssn ~fr
tafium. ln b twenty five hundred sst,
Waei leased o2 ihe u,eh formed gart.
n'fship From " D. rope fAarthef that
taai ere rev firm j. eanpassI ~ tut
Ran AntoHiers ard one cl,rnu. carts
San no Ahnopnessueui az ta iis con
r'ocnts would he made iasi 4ht h.tt
p mfrres thai ~ 81 reps IS ths
CORPUS Chrsil parincr
20 san ArirHlt mtmNtfs let tas
eit' last nipm foI San kntosir Whsfe
"a ri announced d contract f,4 lflnuns
tht nrsi vel wiii hr ipi NIihIn tts rrtt
few days Mnfk on ihs a.fii.k oHl
not DO DELAYED iaN however ana
norNnn ~ abe prgiimInaues ha, ius
heen already arranged with SON niof Il
who vii hes.n warh thls m0tnIuf
The lease from NF puar fn rhs
Surety ui DUnnArs VAS fira saf
sncori yesterda, inif les iafms a
tract inDlnilHn 90 that nau y fht
neafh portion ~ ths ofS c,ffndinr
west from toe spohr ssn.iarimm iu and
intn The waters ~ Nnrres iit 8nl
South from Fourteenth street t' H,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26
FAST TRAIN NAMED IN
HONOR OF HARRY BAKER
o o O. Is the ritis o. New DAILY
Frs,sh, Tram Operated IN ard
out o. Thn ci,r

When sap omplaYeea several weei.s
arn dubbed local friFht unn run.
uinN inso Corpus Christi RIB uhpH'
Interested wondered vNaf the three ns
rorrossntod na' lt rmsinsd mff
trf1 until yesterday whu W naf o..
planned ta the Caller ihli iNo new uHin
heiNsang iUcal af eco stations between
Corpus ChHsu ANA kenedN has been
honored vlth ths name NJ liaut haarr
no fan appeiaii0n hsine ltabrf Hus.
nsss builder
Some weeks $50 tht tufur lepaff
menf ~ the SAP sirldina in nv Hniioie
tntlnu ~ baker inaururied ihf Ted
HsI Eaufess Train which lH dailf
train hsiw ren San Antonio ard Corpus
Christi and maMng connection VIII
fasi ftelHehi iuins fur liessiuH fea
KUN and Waeo Ia plain y fnn fhir
has ~ pfunes io San Antunin rlarins
ihen in the iaoal ahippine staiipn Gre
Afternoon the NEXT mDfuinr fnui rnn-
slsu.s in san kntuuln nlN have ihf
nf4ines n b. mat cnn 3D. ihe SAP Hsn
Antonio station.
The BIlK train accoiaing io Mt
Rakrr iust ~ qulcaiy gives service "a
~ Corpus christi sn r0riiaue. vrrfnif
Tan. sinion sAidmof' iirsflN' anf
other points a. or az Remedy
Z, ma, inierent spme ~ hnnN ihai
ever, day Zoe SAP operates inia $500
ana n Corpus Christ ton tfains 80
,.,t..ueet trains. thres in and three
IN ara four freight trains fnn ln ana
fa.o ont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26

Ny rape iold ias ganss tsni nisnt
hai ihe eangans = pain psstnsfshir
composed ~ ihs ttrvr uHnan.i n,oa
and that the neceeeafl riaHrr fnf ar
efaiious ~ iurni~nee srtlrei, bt ih,in
uo sfrk ils'ns marketed fle saia tts4
trIihas rr she ffsi eti Wasia e.sie
Nnhew teias ana thsi Ia es,,,ll ,o
prosecuted win an flnrrrrt miI inr
afcsrtft nrll haa hssn pfat.a asl
~ said trat lhs names IS ths .ht,v
men ronraslnf Inc pAffnsfshin eouia
re snnoure ~ vifhia fas nfkt ffN iass
iusl as s,Fhn a. ihs tehifafi fof ff,N.
ins had isefn slfnt4
The nrs veil Wal b. ai,a ia.t ,ut
.i1e 80 rU NuiNs rtss tte inter
st,iion a. Ninth aae a streets at enc
inner Nrshehsi ctfnei ~ ihe iesss.
ff0rcn hundred aCts q tht Hati
inne ST. 49, lsope me ofhsf thoussai
arrrs feprcsent soc stats lease is hlw
nrne asAef fhf Wsiefs so Nneces Nff
considerable pefonn IS tsc Hte
cnmuarts hlfiufs Ne wiifin thf riif
nrit. tstsnalns .iass ia ihr base lai'
raft
VITA fho anobnnoensri ~ this th.
airsi $50 teieirnpfNi pfnte.t eH fha
rafnus yhas,i siAc - Nnrtes Ua, fei-
fHuine thf hnro ras STRIKES 1T Wlif
iMnt snd tfr Hartlnc - ontfafl0n
tf ihe nuaN fofmsi iAhNrr company
staff distance heyWHa are NNrif
tamnHnt tfact rrneftnhif INTEREST
o. sriHsst in ths eafpus rsHsl NffA
THO Surety COMPANY a0itiHEs Hrf 49,
LARGEST see nUf urlrf irlsr fof CPS
nufrnsf fr ere Nslf anS infeuft flng
narus pifhia tass eHs hmiis aiA ne
nuaf miervsi to thr oreetlrHa ihai
nfr p'annsa
fnr Nnth uum iuIt tri.i th, sun
ounnnn, halts a lease on iarFt r'f
nun Ui she Nlnr.n pfaIcfN gel ehHi
ihet must uedsf ier TERMS af ihe isss'
nefIn Operations vfain faHf Ih
Ftalirs Company tract. an Nhirh et
sfauans are staftmg ice easI 20 thif
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26
MCDONALD PRAISES THE
STATE FAIR OF TEXAS


tasgs iisnn b Mcdonald Nhn ysa
irfdaf mnfninE fsturhsd ffffH Naiiaf
y here be- spsni > Ws,A siifnalht t4N
Tomas afa5s lsif inis ths Caller ihEf
rsnanr thbuia b. lfaut ~ ihef STATE
faif ~ ths resspn thai b. s. fhr finesf
q fhf state
Many ~ ffe eshliii0rs rfptfiHllf
those uifh rshiiaitp - uarhinrff haf'
thsir sahli.lis b. slate fairs fhrenf hpui
ihe cannfrs ard ail arr - DE opini1f
haf $50 Trsas Pair o. fwi with ihf
lAia aA8 wisconsin fair running
CLOSE faf eefend huuais Esd iNaF'
Mcdonald
Thf efosudr ~ iiaiiar afs hseniliui
a.. t.usfdiaas 90 tNaf cifiia hr aesitea
ana me sshAafs aEfierlfnfsi htf
iash rnarufsstafinE maFnlrfff aHH
sttert afe srfpufsFf aaa eelnrifif AHn.
81 marf Tsshns ~ lFiifeliiis 'ifeplH ~
fanas a. atfend ihs ethihitign dpftnf
49, present psst Haid lpfse hf-
fisnalI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26
cLoo6Eo SYSTEM
MEEps ATTENTION

Are sou hllious dis7t aHd hhii'ss
~ Klnrs Nsp Life pills taken AZ once
..ssea upon constipation Auf starts We
bsu.is moving naturally and essill
Noreatrr it acts withHts rfip.nf N"t
49,. ~ 4 fiarFe8 system afien i''anr
10 MOST serious complications lniHon
sus matters and lscat pof"u 4A'.
etioning need immediate aiifHii'i
,a,, wtsh 90 sake 40 inmoffnH ni''ih
49, happ, ln mind and rnfirfii sail,
n.d start your iroatnleai innirhi
4. hottie Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26
rAcra ron aufrTnfna

ftalH ffFNlfa from intHf pf COURSES
zion - 81 nsusairia Rheumatism
lHfnhaGa nrurfis tHHfnHrfr Fifein
hiulss snss sfff inHseisa ~ ahaf"fef
isain fsa base sisias 20 Aifmn iiHis
went uUHaf rev fffth iilNi o.
solves ths congestion relieves tht ine
Hri. gao rifc'ualioh Ia ffff and spuf
pain isaNsf ~ ~ ~ maNf The H1
iufs n Ht quaiiilss penetrate imms
IafeiV 80 fhs efsfe trai BORT kort
90 suffering Oct heffis ~ siasns
iSabmsnt tfss 1t " mfaEh iufiaui
rtlsf ltirs ~ ana e. 500 bpifis
hssds rir times 81 nuh ~ fhs ~
SIRE Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-26

n, A w. uaflslpr has ffiarnfi
,,ou chlcaga where be srsnf 10"
,ron,h, takiue 5 graduate course
In surgery
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06

man as everybody expects to find.
but Mr.. Tully goes many steps fur
ther than this, for the action OF the
play covers a period OF nearly sixty
years and during this extended course
the poet is shown not only as a young
man but also as middle-Rged sing
er. and near the close OF the play. as
a white bearded philosopher. These
three widely different materializatlonj
OF the merry-souled poet never fall to
arouse much enthusiasm from his de-
votees. who find much pleasure in
becoming acquainted with an Omar
who is different appearing from the
one they have always pictured to
themselves, although at the same time
they are not denied the qualification
Of seeing the youthful Omar they
themselves have pictured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06

days ago and it is against the consti-
tutional principles of Pendleton to
pass up a challenge from the Garden
City.
Sunday. May 2S, is the tentative
date set for the battle of the Bills and
by that time the local Elks will pre-
sent an array that will look like the
Boston Braves. They are panning on
using southpaw Jim Sturgis in the
box. Though he now lives in Walla
Walla. he still holds membership in
the Pendeton lodge and will be en-
tilted to play. Hans Wagner Collins,
who used to star in the backstop po-
sition, will probably wear the bird
cage for the locals
The letter from Walla Walla states
that, in the event game is arranged
special excursion train will bring a
big delegation to Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06
frankie COnIey Due to
Reach PendIetOn Today

Ex-Champion frankie Conley is due
to arrive in Pendleton today to fin
ish his training for his bout next
Tuesday night with Billy Farrell. He
will work out in the Commercial
gymnasium every day between and
and the public is invited to step in
and see him. Farrells training hour
in the gym is between 3 and 4.
Neither of the boys have ever seen
each other in the ring and know
nothing except from hearsay as to
how the other fights. Il never was
up against a man yet 1 couldn't hit, :"
declares Farrell, "and am banking
on being able to hit Conley.'
Il have looked up your record.
Conley wrote the other day to Farrell,
"and l can beat every man you have
fought. l am an older man in the
ring than you and 1 feel that our fight
will end with the honors all my own"
Conley used to be champion bantam
weight of the world and kept the IT,
tie until he got too heavy to remain
in that class. He is now light
weight. The boys have signed to
weigh 1873 pounds at 9 o'clock in the
afternoon of the fight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06
SUBURBAN HANDICAP TO
BE REVIVED THIS YEAR
BY HAL SHERIDAN.
(Written for the United Press

NEW YORK, May 5.-Horsemen
are rejoicing over the reports that the
Suburban Handicap and also the
Flatbush, will be revived this year
The suburban, which in other days
ushered in the Grayesend meeting, an
nually was a real classic ranking with
the greatest races in the world. 1t
probably will be made one Of the fea-
lures of the Empire season in July,
while the Flatbush may be run off at
Belmont Park
Both should produce contests rem
iniscent Of the days Of the Kinley
Mack -Ethelbert controversies Of a
decade or more ago. when such a
nice mare as Imp, revered of all race
goers Of her day, was unable to do
better than third in true run race.
Saratoga, while mourning the loss
Of the famous Futurlty, is seeking to
put on a similar event that will serve
as a real tryout for the big affair
which has been captured by Belmont
Park. There is no event quite like the
big 2 year old classic and probably
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06
SPORTS
PRES8YTERIAHS WILL
MEET CHRISTIANS N
GAME FRIDAY EVENING

Last night the Preshyteriaus of the
Twilight league worked out with
much vim in preparation for their ini-
tal game tomorrow evening with the
Christian team, So much good mate
Fial was on deck that Captain Clar-
enee Penland is having difficulty in
selecting his team and his present
lineup is subject to change.
He has a staff Of four pitchers from
which TO choose. For one he has
Frank Hayes, a southpaw hurler who
some twelve or fifteen years ago set
the Willamette valley afire, In Don
saunders he has rafting good
twirler and Walter Rose and Carl
Power are good men for reserve, He
has two good backstops in DR.. Guy
Boyden, who used to catch for the
Northwestern College team, and
Rayman w, Hatch.
r. D. Sayres will probably hold
down the first sack and it will not be
the first time in his life, either For
many years he was the captain of the
10y tNA NNcNSAo anu leu lHSln 10 lldllN
victories. In case of disablement.
Rose will be showed on to the bag.
Glen Sturdivant will probably hold
down he second bag and Hal Corby
third and both were bright lights in
other days, Captain Penland will
himself play shortstop and those who
remember his work when he was one
of the fastest men on the Pendleton
team, will advise the Christian bat
ters to clout the pellet in some other
direction. There are plenty of men
for the outfield positions, including
Woodwork c. r. Martin Supt. l. f,
Young and the reserve pitchers.
The Christian team has not yet
been definitely chosen but there is
plenty of good material in the con-
gregation of that church, and the
game Friday promises to be a hum
mer. Once again let it be said that
there is no admission charge for these
games.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06
FAST PRELIMINARIES
ARRANGED FOR BOUT
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE
OFFERED AT FARRELL CON
LEY FIGHT.

The 20 round flstic bout between
Billy Farrell and ex-Champion
frankie Conley next Tuesday evening
at the oregon theater will be preced-
ed by two fast prellminaries, one Of
them a six-round affair between
Young Joe Farrell, a Seattle bantam
and younger brother OF Billie, and
Kid Curley, who has been in the city
Charlie Chaplin, the
moving picture star Both are clever
performers with their mits and Pro-
moter Shaw thinks their six round
go will be the best preliminary ever
staged here. The other preliminary
will be between Young Dozier Of Pen
dleton and Young Geisel of Athena,
the flyweights who have appeared to-
gether before.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06
It's a mighty short
way to pipe:joy

{ you go via Prince Albert-tobacco that an-
swers every question any man can hand outl
You can jam it in your old jimmy pipe or roll it
into malins cigarette and it viii produce
more real and true happiness than any
brand at any price you ever bucked up
against Now, let's all get together, and
repeat slowly and distinctly:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06

never could be, because the Futurity
has its traditions. Whether Saratoga
will make the attempt to furnish an
attraction along the same lines will
depend much upon the prosperity of
the game between now and the Sara
t0ga date
Every meeting will be superior to
anything given last year, in the class
of horses that will face the starter
The Whitney, Keene, Belmont and
other big racing interests are prepar-
ing some Of the best bred horses in
the world today for the post and II
blood will tell-something not disput-
edit may be that the public will Wit
ness new records and battles between
stables with all the old time rivalry
and show that added so much in 9TH
er years to the sport of kings and mil
lionaires.