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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-15

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-15
WEST END RESIDENTS
 HAVE JOLLY PARTA

Friends of Mrs. Samuel Graham of s49 Dewey street, rendered her very pleasant surprise party Thursday night. Games were played and there were vocal and instrumental solos. A collation. was served before the party dispersed Mrs. Graham was the recipient of many gifts. Among those present were Edward Rugg, Frederick Jones, Ambrose Howell Roland Blackhurst, Samuel Graham, Robert Wellock, Arthur Rugs Chas. Gro1ock. Ernest Peterson. Francis Graham, Gilbert FHtt4esa f, HrauESZZtl Buchanan, ST., Franklin Buchanan Jr, Joseph Martin. Edward Graham and the Misses Louise Either. Grace Rugg, Mary Hanley, Sarah Grant. Minnie Broadbent, Hazel Jones. May BIackhurst Mrs Franklin Buchan- an, Agnes Howell, Lillian, Viola and Evelyn Buchanan and Ruth Fender gast.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-15

According to message received at Los Angeles. the navy ordered a war ship to Tobari Bay, Mexico. to rescue the American colony at Esperanza, which was attacked by Yaqui In- dians.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-15
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-15

These Home DresmaIdng articles prepared especially newspaper the latest styles by The Pictorial
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-15
DOES MARRIAGE AFFECT
 A WOMAN'S CAREER

tsOf all the griefs that harrass the dis
 tressed Sure the most bitter, is a scornful
 jest. Fate never wounds more deep the gem
 erous heart Than when g. blockhead's insult points
 the dart.''
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
GREYS SEEK TO
CLIMB HIGHER

With Red" Cullen. Leh,hSn, and
four former Carlisle Indian football.
ers in their lineup, the Holy Re
decmer Greys viii collide with the
Heralds al Packard park. Thurs
day afternoon.
The Greys, as they now line up.
feel they have an excellent chance
TO draw UP on even terms with the
Maroons and Heralds In indepen-
dent football prominence in Detroit,
and with nothing to Jose and heaps
to gain they will 20 after the Mar
shall troupe hard and fast
II Red" Cullen can be taken az
specimen OF the football talent
Manager Shanahan has collected for
his Greyp. the Heralds will have
more than JUST practice debate
with the local eleven
Cullen proved himself fine de-
fensive end with the Maroons
against the HeralIs last Sunday and
hls only opportunity 10 show often.
siyely he grabbed n forward pass
which netted the Msroons a nne
gain
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Wives of Utah Aggies
Put Crimp Into
Football

SALT LAKE Cr'ff. uran. Nov. -.
Coaches Teetze aud Stamp. former
Michigan grid stars, now coaching
the Utah Agricultural college foot
ball team, have encountered new
obstacle in the way Of forming
championship team. IL is Watri-
mony, grim. unrelenting matrimony.
Whep the present season started.
ten weeks ago, the Aggies coaches
were sanguine. They had a bunch
OF old men back. and although five
were married they had no doubts
With Johnson and Wiley on end po-
sitlons Rigby at quarterback and
T.uke and Peterson in half and full
back positions. everything looked ro-
seate. and the married men OF the
northern town were pointing with
pride 10 the prowess OF the bene
dict on the gridiron.
Then came n pair OF broken ribs
for Brig. Johnson. captain-elect. he
recovered from the effects soon
enough. but his wife did not. Con.
seauently he was forbidden the
privilege OF playing football. The
captaincy was next conferred upon
Luke, speedy player. Luke never
suffered any injuries, but one after
noon he solemnly turned In his suit
The wife was given as the cause.
Rlgby and Wiley. TO the conster'
nation OF the coaches and the disap-
proval OF the students, soon after
turned in their suits. and the
coaches went nearly insane trying
10 dig up material to flll 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 captaincy, 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
Chicago Clears Decks for Visit of Detroit All-Star
Soccer TeamDay to be Biggest of Year in Windy City
Michigan Players to Be
Entertained
Royalty

CHICAGO. Nov. 24-Onicials OF
the Chicago and District Association
Football league. which Is the CON
rolling board OF Chicago soccer ao-
tttyities has picked the team which
will face the Michigan All-Stars
here 1 thanksgiving day The board
Of directors which made the selec-
tion has also announced an entire
substitute list which will De avail
able in case OF necessity.
Arrangements for the biggest soc
Ger celebration ever held in this city
are under way. and the entertain
ment or the visiting contingent will
be well taken care OF by the commit
tee in charge. Representatives OF
the Chicago organization viii board
the special car Of the Detroiters be-
fore the train comes 10 Chicago. and
the Wolverine athletes viii De es-
corted about the city
As an additional means for max.
il.g the day the biggest in local
football, the Chicago league has pro-
hibited even practice games on the
date Uf 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 the seating OF which T.
about ten thousand
The team chosen by the Chicago
directors was carefully built
the large representation which sub
mitted the ked stars assures the
fans Of crack team for Chicago's
end OF the fray Reports received
from the Michigan Soccer associa-
ilcn have been carefully studied by
the local dignitaries and they be
lieye the visiting outfit will give the
Windy City aggregation a hot fight
Lineup:
hicago-LinIey. Capt Campbell
Rovers). @ Blockley pullman. r.
b: Edwards tAmericansl. l.. r; Paul
lMae;D9Ts1, Z = B Govisr Pull
II. b; Pollitt (Puilmanl. O. R Gra-
(Joletl, G.. Brown (MacDrnsJ. / L:
MAR (Bluesl. q I.
Detroit--GOodwin (Nationalsl. q
Sutherland tCaledonians). r r. :
Smith Buick Thistles). l. p. J. Nil
Ter. Capt. (Packards). X. H. b An
derson (Caledoniansl. c. II g.. Creba
tSt George, l. II. p. Mcleod tCal-
edoniansl. .. r: J smith tPackards1.
]. r.; Biggar (Walkerville. OntD. G
Allen est George. l. l.: 9. smith
tParks- Davis Company. O. l.
RefeTee-Walte Napier, Of chi
caEo
Linesmau-Atkiuson for Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Champ Says He Dotes
On Marathon Mills,
in Fact

NEW YORK. Nov 24-"People
lave been saying that I'm afraid
10 box 20 rounds for my title" said
Freddie Welsh last nignt.
Well, I'm going 10 disappoint the
croakers by saying thA: within the
next week or so I will be signed uu
for three Of the long decision bouts
| never Was afraid OF I long bout
As matter OF fact. won my best
battles over that distance, and the
utle came 70 me In contest oi
that length. I'm stronger than any
lightweight in the world TODAY, and
a long contest Is more TO my likins
than a short one. II the truth be
known Let me tell you what I IN
tend tG do. Pollok. my manager,
has cC-ft to terms with Dominick
TortOrich. OF New Orleans. ard will
sign for a 20-round decision bout
With Joe Mandot as socn "a the ar.
ticles arrive in the mall. January
has been named as the month in
which the bout will be fought.
"On Christmas day I will fight
Ad WolEast 90 rounds TO a decision
In Denver. Wolgast and the Den
yer promoters will run the show
Jointly. ! met Wolgast last Thurs
dsy in Chicago, and re agreed 10
post $4,000 as pledge OF good
faith, the balance OF the money 10
be put MP next "Wednesday. VOL.
gast said that he would plank down
The full 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 IL the
one with Charley White, OF Chi
caRo.
When was In Chicago some
weeks ago. promised 20 nxht the
man who received the moet votes
IN a contest 10 see who was TO fight
me White won that scramble for
votes, and I will keep my word
with the Chicago sporting editors.
! will fght him % rounds for the
championship, irrespective OF what
Is offered Now. I can't he my
fairer. can 7? n ! close these other
two matches. then will be pre-
pared 20 fight White In February"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

A year or so ago Ted Lewis was
loahng around Australia trying 10
decide whether to join the British
army and fight In the trenches or
Jump TO the United States and do
his fighting in the ring.
He was an English featherweight
champ. but his title was not doing
him much good He had whipped
all the boys II England, then gone
to Australia. where he cleaned out
the featherweights and walloped so
many lightweights, few boxers want
ed TO meet him When he did get
a bout, II didn't pay much money
He decided on the trip to America
Now a lot OF boxers are sorry he
didn't go 10 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 10 a fight with Welsh
for the championship but Lewis
blocked his path.
tharleg W mite Wdr udFluE tlluE0
about his own way among the 1856
Founders. but Lewis showed him
someone else carried a hefty Kick
in his left mitr Kid Graves was
doing real well as a welterweight
and Lewis upset him
Levis--hls right name, hy the
way, Is Gershon Mendelotr-As a
rangy chap with a terrific punch BE
has scored a krockdown or two in
all his fights here
He's about the most elastic chap
the ring ever produced Re doesn't
bar anyone at 1873 pounds. yet he
weighed $50 for Graves and expects
10 weigh In at 1853 If he gets a
match with Mike Gibbons. Just
how this fighter IA able 10 put on
and take or weight Ike that. no
body seems 10 know, but he does.
And in doing go this Dngllshman
who was not making training ex-
penses year ago ls piling up a
vounR fortune
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
HEAVIES GETTING
IN ACTION AGAIN

CHICAGO, Nov 2f-News from
New Orleans today sounN like
championship heavyweight title
bout will be held there next
March. Joe Thomas. who was
only recently signed 10 manage Fred
Fulton. the Gopher giant. said today
he will start Immediately 10 track
down Frank Moran. the Pittsburgh
pummcler The New Orleans offer
was for -Fulton-Moran battle With
in two months and then a battle
with Willard and the winner on
March g. II Moran won't fight VII
lard Dominlck Tortorich. who made
the OFFER, will arrange a Fulton VIII
lard scrap.
Tortorlch wired local promot ers
today saying Willard has practically
agreed 20 hgh, for a s32.500 purse.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
X COUNTRY
TOMORROW

ross-country enthusiasts OF Mich.
igan are looking forward with in
terest TO the annual Thanksgiving
day run promoted bl the Detroit
Y. NJ G A. at Belle Isle. Runners
from the University OF Michigan. NJ
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
a half miles IL should be the best
race OF its kind iu the history Of
the association
Secord, Hills, Spalding. Burdsn
and half dozen other men will rep
resent the Y NJ C. A. II IL expect
cd that the varsity. NJ a c. and the
Detroit "Y" teams will lead Ia the
contest for team prize cup given by
r. n. Rayrs. while Secord and the
Nblon college star are believed 20
be leading Contestants for individ-
ual honors The entries:
University ~ Michigan--C'arr oil.
Donnelly. Fox kinvanan. Matth'son.
Murphy Vance. Walters and Trina
NJ g. A-SecOrd. punr5te. Hills.
Watson. palIick NonAhau. Ma ashamer.
Berdan. Dell Harrison and Dennis
Aiblon-Harbin AddinEtou. Mat
thews and Harrison.
Ypsiiarti normal EwaId. Rath.
burn Z Jam espn and ,. Jameson.
N A. sheldon. Harris and Bar
nett.
Finnish A Nismlner. Luke.
Hickela and Benson.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
ID. L. S. COMPLETE
YEARS GRIND

Detroit University school gridders
have completed their heavy work
this season This afternoon. Coach
Leith will put them through 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 at 2.3O
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 wood-ave. way.
Notre Dame will arrive early Thurs
day morning, and will remain In the
special sleepers until mld-mornlng.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
DWYER LANDS
COMMISH JOB

ALBANY, y. Y. Nov 24.--The
state boxing commissions new
membership vas completed yestcr-
day when Frank Dwyer. OF Geneva.
N. Y. 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 year.
Dwyer. one OF the members OF
the commission, Ia we'll known IN
the sporting world as baseball
player. He broke into the game In
Chicago with Cap Anson's Colts
From Chicago he went 20 Cincin.
nntl. where he remained until 1899.
lie worked for some time under
Charles A. Comiskny, present own
ct ~ the Chicago White sox.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
ANN ARBOR LOADS
UP FOR HERALDS

Ann Arhor with Germany"
Schulz. Eberwein, Dutch" Reule.
Lyons M"Hsle and others in front
viii grapple With tho state cham
pion Heralds AZ Packard park. sun
day Manager Millman Is deter.
mined r. lift the Herald's scalp
this time and had scout" looking
over the Marshall system of attack
last Sunday whom they wallopcd
the Maroons.
II will be remember that Ann
Arbor played the Maroons a score
less tie with a much weaker lineup
on paper, anyway. than the one
which will face the Heralds. go IL
looks as II the Anal contest for the
Heralds viii develop into the tough
est struggle of their entire sched.
ule.
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 the International league He
is a left-hander. ~ years old, stands
more than SIX feet in height and
weighs i75 pounds. Joe Yeager,
manager OF the Jersey city club in
tho same league. recommended the
recruit Detroit purchased McTigus
from Toronto. the purchase price
not being announced. The neN
pitcher will report A. spring train
Ing csmp
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
HANDICAP ONLY
MADE w. HOPPE
A GREATER CHAMP

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-willie
Hoppe mounted a little higher on
the billiard kings pedestal today by
reason OF his record-breaking feat
In the frst national handicap lS.2
balkline tournament last night.
Hoppe ran 30s points In the final
match with Welker Cochran, beat
ire Cochran 500 70 rs Cochran was
allowed 200 by handicap. making his
Official score 21s. The previous high
run record OF 307 was made by
Hoppe against Jake Schaefer. in
Chicago. in 1905.
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
McVey and Sam slammed back
The result was a draw. but Off
els decided tho Negro heavies
fought in earnest and the spec
tators. were satisfied, Each tick
et sold for the fight had a rain
check stub attached. II there
was any stalling the Sans were
not 10 receive any money and
spectators were to have their
admission fee refunded.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
"Y" RIFLE RANGE
TO OPEN MONDAY

Range officers OF the Y. NJ. c. a.
rife club. have fixed npon next Mon
day evening as the date for the gen
eral opening OF the new ride range
on the top OF the ~" building. -taYi-
tations are being sent 20 the 200
members Of the club 10 be present
on that occasion and take part In
tho shooting which will be the FIRST
that las taken place Tho range has
been finished ana Is completely
equipped for both erect and reclin-
Ing positions IN shooting. accommo-
dating eight rihemen at the same
time.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
capped Hoppe Beat Bea Americas Best 500 to 18Rms 3O8
THOSE OLD CHAMPS
ALWAYS FIGHTING

NEW YORK, Nov. e4-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 Yaude.
Vile turn IN Australia.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Cornell and Pitt.

HERE definitely decide
ball championship tomorrow Only the werds OF upsets can
Cornell other decisive victory
excellent chance Pttsburghs
oy Cornell likely margin that will undispue
Aompionship
Turkey opportunity
their merr playing schedule
other and juggling OF
could afford Now they clash all down the
Of defeated 3
certainly plays up
concerning
thanksgiving compmented
Conelrs
achine comparable Harvard speed It has
falters woefuly, should of
points least Charley Barrett will be the helm
adamant will
aerial makes difference o
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
.BRICKLEY TO
AID EVERETT
Famous Star to Help
Coach for Detroit
Game

EVERETT. Mass. Nov. "a
Charley Brickley will coach Ever.
EFT high for the intersectional game
with Detroit Central next week.
John Hopkins. where Brickley has
had great year as coach. will
close its season tomorrow. and word
has been received here that Brick.
ley will hasten TO Everett late this
week to assist Coach ODonell in
preparing for the husky western.
ers George Brickley also will as
sist Both are former Everett stars
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Columbia Comeback weIl-Handled

HERE bit Of schedule juggling that
Columbia aft
1oyear the
question
schedule hastily provided
developed the team and resulted
winner As
nznbia wins from wesleyan 100000
Gotham school
handling OF the team earlier the has made
and White regardless Of
that
M ussle Michigan Harvard
Blue OF indigo In
preceding
umos Haushton
Of Furthermore. II be
with
alexis the Harvard payroll $4,000
NE o q winner.
Harvard Yale three
D
&knd possibly Harvard Kidding Oct %
- Bloom told New York sbes that
Nothing in dggings better
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Doings in Dixie

IKE viii
q championship Virginia o.
blt followed by Vandys IL
the Cavaliers champions Should decsively
Auburn Yellowackes
s1nia by virtue Of clean slate mared only by
and
Tech
Will unriyaled
M Pyrotechnce the The
Lyersty OF Washington will
everything
interesting will
&ugh to pick on Montana This VIII
Dording which
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Oh, Where Is My Wandering Boy?

AUSTIN Texas, 2iThe university hall
squad has arrived here
Texas university The visitors worked
grounds yesterday
M$SOULA, Syracusa sootb1
team arrived here today play tho University
Syracuse Is bound for the Pacific
Occidental
EVERETT. Mass, Nov 2Evere football
go TO Detroit Mich play
nterschoastc championship
PROVIDENCE. r. 24-The football team will play
the University Of Washington day
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Feds May Raid Minors.

CHICAGO. Nov. '24.--Rt marks BY
President Gilmore. ~ tho Federal
league, are taken 10 mean that the
Feds Will soon start q raid on the
minor leagues In search Of young
blood. They have found broken
down major league stars a crew OF
costly lemons
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Doble May Coach eadaers

MADISON. wis. Nov. 24.--Gil.
ronr Dobie, the football miracle OF
the west. who coached the Wash
ington university eleven. Seattle.
Wash. through seven years with.
out a defeat, was dlckering With
Wisconsin officials today.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Maroon grid stars. now coaching the
University OF Utah. have issued q
decree forbiddlng all prospective
candidates on the varsity team from
attending any social functions.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Matrimony Ruins Strong
Team Coached By Yostmen
FIRST AIC.AMERicAN-
IL WAS PICKED OUT WEST

End-Chamberlaln. Nebraska.
Tackle-Buck. Wisconsin.
Guard Spears, Dartmouth.
Center-Peck. Pittsburgh.
Guard-Dgtnnigan. Minnesota.
Tackle&way. Yale.
End-Harte, Harvard.
Ouartcr-Barrett, Cornsll.
Halfback-Tibbott. Princeton.
Halfback-Macombcr, illinois.
Fullback-Mahan, Harvard.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
DETROITERS NOSE
OUT BALL PLAYERS
IN SHOOT FESTIVAL

The BASEBALL trapshooters were
defeated by four points by the team
from the Pasume Gun club OF De
troit yesterday. Bender. as usual,
Was high man. but Christy Matthew.
son surprised the boys by scoring an
81. his high count OF the tour. Had
not Harry Davis fallen down, the
ball players would have won. The
scores.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

suburban nched
high disputes the
Saturday and the Detroit
the
Everett viii the
Watham writes correspondent
will be played with Merose high but that
championship
estanding n awarding gonfalon
has
the
absolutely confident
to
coached
pounds
the good little and the good big
with Detroit the big Is
~ to another triumph for the west
OF the old ab must be handy Every in while Central
noodles that tumble
with mpun Just because the dope the Busses will defeat
afford mspays Funbes have
Central
IGnmune
IN well that of
SnhOoL is
Detroit CentrsI Ponti
Ceatr
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
ID. & c. THANKSGIVING
EXCURSION

20 Cleveland "Wednesday. Nov -
excursion of the season. MAKE vo,,.
Arrangements today. Fare f.sh
round trip. for transportation.-Ad
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Box Card Called on.

LANSING. Mich, Nov. 24.-Be-
cause OF tip from Gov. Ferris, the
proposed boxing show here Thanks
giving day has been called of. Fer
ris told the sheriff TO do his duty.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

0 HE football OF the remaining
be In will tomorrow
Chicago will Detroit Central az
Crindey Detroit viii win
the west and college srdron now nav
Park where BOD Zupphe
became Chicago school has lost little OF s proves
of slated
Se long line but l5s pounds me back
only 100 Detroit
poundage and ound
difficult believe that the
cbamnlons OF vii Detroters this
o,h.r .ro be in
ber A. OF Boston will battle Detroit Centa
College football
country nothing important Everett has no
OF Chicago 80 TO l. victory
rr wear Lafayette defeated IS 10 IN an inter
weakest team OAK fK mas PeseuH
crushed a
vso Eyeret had Of
pn against scored in any manner
offer This year. us
agc has already played has scored ou to
the hgh
in and
Everett
Here the fall Of 1915 to date
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

IS READY
Boys in Fine Shape,
Despite Long,
Tough Sked

Detroit Central gridders this aft.
ernoon will run through n light sig
nal practice In preparation for the
Oak Park game tomorrow. Coach
Buss realizes the necessity for
keeping his proteges in top condi-
tion until Dec. 4. when Everett
comes. and Is taking no chance on
his team going stale. The boys are
now In excellent condition--in sur
prising form. in fact. when the long
hard schedule they have played Is
taken into consideration. The regu-
lar varsity will start tomorrow's
game. which will start at 2:S0. and
which will be played at Grindley
field. Reserved seats can be pur-
chased at the Spalding store, oppo-
site the Hotel Metropole.
CHICAGO. Nov. 24-Oak Park
high school will arrive in Detroit
tonight. In special Pullman and
tomorrow will meet Detroit Cen
tral in game that may decide the
western interscholastic football
championship. Oak Park Is as
strong team as Chicago could
send. Coach Glenn Thistlewaite
this morning announced the lineup
and weights OF the Oak Park play
ers for the Turkey day game rhe
lineup: