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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
FAMOUS OLD HOSTELRY
CLOSES LONG CAREER
Hoffman House. The Hotel Wherein
Grover Cleveland aud Other
Notablcs Held l'Dtth T. closed


NEW YORK. March 3d. Tho
Hoffman House, ono of the oldest 90
New York, downtown hwjDlric.
and famous for a half century %. 90
political and social ccutcr. DlOsr its
door, today. Tho famous hotel
whore President Clovclnul aul other
uotables held forth Boo M, old dag
must give way To ihn march of prog
I,-s. aud IL will DO torn down 10
furnish tho site for siNtrm story
office building
uriduiallN the heirs of lh' c,-
tat, viii receive som" $4,000. 600
from an investment ol $4,000 made
by Francis $ Kinney. the original
owner for the entire hlurh front iu
Broadway between twenty
and tVutv-uf,h lrccis Tho, Who
share u The fortune are Mrs IT,
Montague OF Paris. Warren kinney
pu Morris KINNEY
Tho original hoffman House WE
built iuct half century ago Il
Nas one og the most POPULAR aud
most famous hoirs iu the ritv ~
.iS best day 10 We'd with The Fifh
Avenue ae GREAT political hcadpuar-
,.rs Tho Eirh Avcuu, was tho
iprdDN,u- of the Republicans and
Ib. n,mnrrpis mrd. ihoir uc"duUHr-
Ter. al the Hoffman lluu.r. Grover
cleveland stopped M q" tr"uU"utlf,
aud wa living ,therc when DE- Na.
rlrrird io tho urcsi lou"F Tor his ."r
qua term Gen ral Ncuiuwi1 T.
rrilor luH General winfield Scott
mad. tho hotel their homo co., uaR
p,c1eious
Connected With tlr hH1 wHn
HtsmHm ~ ,pctjmr wa EdvHrd
Stokes. who -loi Inmt, FISK 'r Too
1872 and nrrd four yoars boz Sing
sing TOR &c. n was th"re thn' Stokes
Improved hs ACQUAINTANCE v,iH
pr, idrui Cl.vp'arl and THROUGH
tai friendship 90 pr 'dcr' ro.iu-
90 HIu 20 citizenship in 1851
.kp- asj aruprgl charge oi tt"
management aud 70 vr h. oIu .l'-
'rd up ih. famous Hoffman House
I.r.rrrw. uIirh vas Quo at the
.ieM col 20 oit, which uu visitor
aI sod. IT, wallis were hung with
coIf'y painting
SIurr iLr re- rrurui n' stocked.
tho bolpl wr,nw,Ii h1s brou away
from 'hc down town section o' ihr
pty. and tlo hotel hH un' boon 70
financial success T.v of OBJ" old
,mrIutp.. r,-. uu Mrd iuia' 'n
times tho formal closing Of thr ia-
u Ou hot D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
Face EruptiOns Have
Deep Significance
Often They Indicate I'M
purities Deep in the
Tissues.

The results snovn by g IS S. In clearing
ihs skin reveal how soarchinrly and hor
deeply this famous blood purifier af'acAs
blood troubles Facial eruption are more
often significant of Impaired nutrition result
ing from faulty elimination 0i body wastes
Most people realize th- tp b. true AMI
vet o. BE- O. difficult matte tp convince such
porple they should ayuid those harmful dru-
fHch a. mercury. iu1idr ot potash. ar.rr'.
aud So 0u. s. $ gives Iu.t ls good cfe'i
81 bout the destructive results. because 81 q,
more scarrh'nr n rn0, deeply into ilr r.r.
,Ilation wherever tlO blood fYrs NHi DO docs
NOT remain t1 tlu. ihr system Md Co., cifrt
Ig complete aud thorough o.. Indicated hv
blood tests. one 0t tho Hnu- thing TO-DAY
is thar 80 many people Orc wooded o. no
notion thai mercury b. ihr UuH 1l'I1.f.. u
e uot ro. Their b. iu s. = p product -
nature thar 8. rai0d ono ~ tho most potent
prinr pit. known COR tur complete elimination
o. blood trnuhirt
Wherever you 90 here ar. people who
know DIS 90 D. true from fh0Ir uHH .tr.r..
enc flr Or pa been clearly blown thrrH lf
on INGREDIENT In = s. Ia e..ciIilli O.
health u thr blood be- Impure fhr roH-'.h
Inc elements u the grains ,H-rr uud li'.
~ our daily food Co. bottle .i = $
TO-DAY 10 any druggist hgi ins'.f up.1
S. arr n, 10 substitute Aui DO tnHr ria D.
per.' '1r or OF long standing write 20 Do
Nedlra' 'drI.es Thr swift Specific Co., lpl
Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
WAR INTERFERES
IN ENGLISH SPORT
ENGLISH STEEPLEClIAsE NENT
WEEk SuuRT OK ENTRIES
POSITION N.

WASHINGTON. b. g.. Mar. H..
The iirst of the Lig feature racos
of tho English turf season viii he
hcld ~ Liverpool ou Friday or
a,Nt week when tho Grand National
steep, 'lasc viii be- gWn at Aintree
course, The effect of th European
War is clearly shown In the cntr,
list oi fo-ty-siX Jumpers ia place OF
The usual entry ruugiul from siyt'
to eighty horses From an Amrri
can standpoint interest win attach
10 the Running of posthly tho six
>car-oid entry OF Alexander Smith
Cochran.
puNbuy is the representative
American entry with nu DNcollcnl
record to his credit but ;h' Cochran
stecpl,rhasor VIII Weei 'ormiiablc
field lu which quality V'll make NJ
FOR the quantity O.! pg' Grand IA
uouals The rae. Viii also have
an intcua ioual hHg since IN adj
duion 10 the American entry Aus
trllh Dr. represented hs 8ulaNariu.
ono of il'o best jumpers over q cd.
tJurD cuur.C that tho Nuupud
las over turned out aud .vo French
entries in NHrtcau u ANA 'nup.
That the winner of tlo Grand 80.
uUual must have both speed auh
stamina goes withuu s, ur since
the rae, 3 twice around ,lr Nuiyrr
course giving total 4 lance of
close 90 four and ore halls mlu
Iui. race b. one ot lh" MOST pir
urrauro tt uis ol th, EpsliHh mu
scar aud u ctrlmcr iNluE ono
npnu thc outrir# Bu. q small per.
,cutapr OF the starters Gro the ru
iEh lin. for the long course with
b. difficult eoiur aud jump. prove.
Too much Tor an but the most pow
,rul and peri ctly trained 'rhascr1
This race. first rru Boz 1850. hu.
been held without lapse Tor sew
cuty-sN year The largest number
ol larlor. ,as il the wears 1850
and 1909 when th.rir-'vu Iump,rs
vent away tor The long rae, Tho
Colonel holds tho record ul winning
twice boo Succession capturing first
place Goo 1869 aud 1870. other
hor, ucmdus Potter simple ADD
D-tad,r. Ito lamb, and tauiiasto
have won two Grand Nalious bat not
ir .uryC ,siNc y,urs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
RECORD NUMBER
PLAYER TRADES
Pohlp on fINANCIAL RE.
TRENtHIENT ADOPTED n
BASEBALL BUSINESS.

Special 90 o. Nrt.
NEW YORK. March 10 bur.
lng the past few sclsOu. ihe shifting
OF player from club to club I'm Tho
Two major leagues h1. been .tcldilv
ON tue Increase rmdc, involving
from lh'.c 90 five player. have ccas
ca 10 create unusual comment and
Tho purchase of star. o., sum. run.
n'ng INTO thousands become. ulrt of
the wintcr business routine Ia
man! RESPECTS hU.rtr recent
month ha'p produced record
number OF changes ana u,W Gle.
mcni, Ia the unconditional rcIp.Fs
OF player, brought prominently DO
the front
The recn.ds oi Che American and
National leagues alone show tbYt
moro than thirty players have been
traded, sold o. released since the
close OF last season D. thc activity
OF the Fodera league boo this dircr.
ton Is taken into account and nam
e. OF players added who went from
organized tu independent INKS the
total would pas, the hundred maxi
Some OF hose released have secured
bcrths with other clubs but n ma
iorily Of ease, the players are either
idle or under one year contract 60
best.
Just what the effect ol these shift.
vill be- ON the calibr, of tho game
played by the "a ious club. during
the season OF 1915 only time will
develop. The general opinion among
baseball authorities appears 20 lean
toward the belief that both the New
York clubs have been strengthened
as well a. The pbiladcluhia and Gin
cinnaii clubs OF the senior league
The radical changes in the po~sou-
mel OF the Athletics leaves the 20,
crage follower of the game iu doubt
as 10 ability OF the team Goo travel
az the speed OF the former combiua-
ton, Notwithstanding The acQui,i-
ton OF LaJoic Ia both eases the
relcasc cor sales were bon line with
the policy OF financial rotcruchmout
adopted by both major leagues. and
VIII have little. Do any effect upon
the play ui the teams this ummcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
MOST UNIQUE MOVIE
CITY IS THROWN OPEN
UNIVERSAL city Name Of California
Nunicipalit, Which I, INcluslycl'
Dedicated tu Np,irs.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
SPORT CALENDAR FOR WEEK
sport schedule of the Week
TuesdaN.


Track 500 haitian COLLEGE indoor
m..f f N.u York
Uo.n Bul Fleming a.. ioD Soc.
Iuirr. IH .eHNd-. 700 llouitoa Nc
"Wednesday.
AUTO ..UH pritr rTrn. 5000
u.I... a' I.u.r, C4'U
Automobile slo. oTru. roo EIru
900
Uu.r- JOHNNY Kuhano Sc Eil
fII.. rounds. gt philadelphia
gu rr fie fs Eidie Nearing. q
round phitotiiic. Nia
Io|HHt Griffith. ,s JOHNNY lil.
h.t. I. rHuuls a. Akron %
fat. nI'nH ye Gnuhn1i Smith. Iu
round 20 Niluauker
UHup HrHHurr fs uirk Load
r.r .. .uf ai Toledo %
THURSDAY,
l..H. Tommy puln ~ Dave
Posse. IH rounds. ~ so Arlington.
Na.
Hae fbsHy' Dog sHuv open. 1i
'.,t 'H
~aturll,
UU Nicotine of Sat Nr.n ui
fm1.ru. ylrsmru. nt Sew YORK
TrHrrs luterroiloeu'r Cham
r.rr 90 l.m.rHrIr.. 10 Ner
AorI
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
N ONO BEAUTY
EI;INGS ASSAULT CHARGE

Special H Sew.
DETROIT Mich. Mach o.. The
charges of assault brought by "Tho
prettiest Girl in Ohio" Miss Irene
COnw1y-palmcr. against ALVIN Shor-
rick. a Detroit artist, win be- heard
today before @ jury The episode
which brought about the charges
TOOK place Boo the Shcrrick studio.
The noted beauty. who recently won
prize contest gs the prct''csl girl
IN Ohio, called Ia answer Co an adj
vcrtiscment for model She de-
c.ared TO the police that Shorrick IS
methods OF measuring the applicant
we Objectionable 90 her, aud his
attentions quite ,uporflors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
CONNIE MACK SAYS
ATHLETICS WILL WIN
oid Head Has confidence in uis.
tory Repcrtin. 90 the
Diamond.

rlilLNuElpllA Pa. March Ia.
Connie Mack the manager of the
Philadelphia Athletics o. quoted aH
say wing
~ have c"rf reason to hclipv, thr
'thlcliD- ull. again aiu the Amer.
lean League p"uuaut am couO Iru'
hgt nag rum" Wirl,- will uUr.
ban rItr luud uud Thar what -r.
main. ot nay ltIi team HGi bp 1U'
There working Iitn lar champion. HI
old
10 MlDh With h's record of siT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
Nan Tale. ~, Ouu Medicine I, 1871
nnftluist

&c. HJ. tEu.utn Htl u Dol. moods
elmo Do, kuu. whom In takes "
fHr cortaiu ai'mfHis r. zoo. relic.
People n.n Rlr Co., king \e.
Discover, for 5000 Irritating CON .r.
rniImi.I. .Hrt sn0H 800. rnurh ..
urdr vIl. ueu.satr i.r hr.I-t n
Hc Throat EIil iur gsrw.. r0I oI.
80 Was Iaf NrfUu fo 400 Sou uU q
d,airr, cola ., superficial 10 .'
wcut fn1 u 90 fn fhH nur ..
'Ia troub.a g. 400 nut.mt lH
hof'l uf NT k.ue Sew uHI'
t-v frf.. IN..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
UOW'S THIS

The Texas Wonder cures Kidney
and bladder troubles. dissol grove
3D. cures diabetes. weak e. Ea
backs. rheumatism. and 'rf0ru-
'1ritos NJ the kidneys and bladder u
both men ana women. Regulates
bladder troubles In childrer ~ n1t
sold by your druggist. will be- seat
hy mail on receipt OF s N1 Ono
small bottle Is two mont fI.t-
Wont and seldom fails to .I..t %
urn Send FOR testimoG rrm
fhIs and other states ar H.
Vail. 2ga6 olive ST.. 81 Iri. $40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

Dlt Neus : -, Barrain la,
MARCH 18th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
Nclrrnn mixer IIuul- I0,I urIir,

SIhlNitf lllb, Nh. March / d.
Edward pat.Ua Weston Uup tu.
aa' reaches hls ,Gth birthday. and
.oh almost 90 sury us over. . m1h
ur search In Spriurl ld Dur ,om,
,1luahl papers which To-. lru her.
% yrars aso IN, Irtur. u,rt
.uiographc1 hy Abraham lincoln.
James buchanan and Edward Ever
.i From Dr. farm n Nmu,sDtn
BE-, iouruoyed hero ius month to
arch ont the man On whom Do,
save bIc letters a. plrds, for %
loan Ia hie yuutbful lg, Weston
fle without fund, whom % reached
springfield iu 1853. aYu n order 0.
continue his Journey Dr. uavu,
some book Iu vhicb uIr ,3lunhl.
letters vor' carried ~. H doubtful
about tn recovery oi u rc.lc..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

worlds Championships. car au
other ppuuaut this season with 1870
pitchers .u Bender and ~ uI eri
$500 .uNIc'ars lu Collins an .Esr
Missing lu win go down In
HHfnr .hc managerial NJ
o.. .IUr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

l,il, news : lay y r..u us',
Narrh 18th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
MONEY TOIONN

Dn imrfnf.'l ro.lrnrn properly
vendor Lien and M''uauIrH iIrn
Nr'l 'aIr1 up or extended ~ ei
make HH -uFrmCrf Term m0.' Hf
frarf SO ruHuIl Jon nr liinr1rf1
To- Thnne g. " a. Aakrr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-22

Pat" smith. S'aatz and Dunno
.l' Pc 3s ta. game /. they have 10
e. carried 20 tlt field ami of OF IT,.
they arr 5ll.t with the confidence
4 success and desire for revenge
a1aiu
". htzaH fans viii meet the Aggie
cam az ftg 'rua With a band. and
81! Offer -hem cogr estes that have
-a. heea offered before to these op-
-a1eats
Nj sing regular of that de-
..eted 1918 team Is GA the team to-
day. 5st ever, man OF he eleven
has been brought 70 the reaIiza ion
hat Cor sentimental reasons this
-cms e the one 10 ain. especially
.o rezsuse u thai 1913 defeat. And
80 50 ali aa changed Michigan
.eyen that takes The field Saturday,
changed IN Appearance aai changed
spiri, from those teams os the
ariicr games What the com5lna-
r!ou will DO able 20 bring about is
Question. hI' no Michigan man
DOUBTS the outcome.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-22
Saturday Football

state.
NJ. 4 .. VS. University OF Michigan,
At Ann Arbor
University OF Detroit vs. Npsilanu
Normal. az Ipsllanti.
Adrian W. Albion AZ Al1lpn.
Hillsdaie. vs. Clivcf. at oliVet
Nina W. Kasoo Normal AZ kala-
maZoo
Alp-na vs.. Saginaw Eastern. at
s. nav.
Ann Al Dor ~. Toledo. az Toledo.
Monroe vs.. Adrian. AZ Adrian.
Albion " tol4Watyr. st roldwater.
Nj Pleasant vs. Big Rapids. at Big
Rapids.
Nina vs.. saginaw Arthur Mn. n
saginaw
fl-troit Central 80 Ypsi. ~ Ypsi
Grand Rapids Central W Mliwau-
kee. At Grand Rapids.
Muskeguu vs. q. Il Union AZ Mus
keEou.
Case " 0heri!n. ~ Cleveland.
Hiram vs. Defiance. ~ Hiram.
Kansas AgEies We Kansas T.. A.
Manhattan.
Lake Forest ". Lawrence. az Lake
Forest
Marquette vs. Carroll. At Mfwau-
kee
~ linton " Miami at Defiance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-22
When Agges Sting Wolverines By Even Money Bets,
Ann ArborS Loyalty Swings TO Yostmen With 10
Supreme Confidence
Features Campus
Today

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. e2.-M
A. c. has been heard from again,
and this time the long distance calls
from Lansing were 10 the impor.
that there was an unlimited supply
Of money awaiting Michigan men.
and that II was all being offered at
even odds. The shift had not been
expected so early. but IL has come
and with a vengeance.
There is iittle chance, however,
that there will be any other change
in the odds offered either one way
or the other. No bets have been re-
ported al any other figure, except
those OF week or so back. These
men are somewhat sorry because OF
their change OF luck. but the Michi-
gan element are still confident OF
all their money being returned
With interest
The confidence that the even mon
~ offers from Lansing indicates is
entirely az variance with the bear
stories that have been issuing from
tie Aggie camp all week How a
team that will De playing a bunch Of
cripples and more scrubs can be
worth even money is what is making
the Michigan fans wonder. Surely,
they argue, the reports are wrong,
or else NJ A. {. thinks that Michi-
gan is much worse OF than the VOL
yerines really are.
IL Is true thar many bear stories
have been coming from the Michi
gan team, but the optimistic reports
OF the last few days have entirely
changed the minds CT the fans here.
and they are looking for fost to
present one Of the strongest teams
that has represented Michigan in
couple OF years. Their confidence
in Yost Is mistaken, and that the
Michigan mentor will again have a
champion snip eleven is the thought
OF every man. Ii is impossible. they
believe. for Michigan 20 have two
bad years in succession.
The injuries that are keeping the
best Of the team from practice vii,
no, keep them from the gar.s
There Is too much desire IL TIE
hearts Of the regulars 10 take the
pride out OF the Farmers to let them
beg of with a bum ankle or the Ike
l. need only be remembered how
Brute" PontiIs, q couple az years
ago. ran OF. up and down oefor"
the coach 70 prove that ne vas
ready, despite the fact that his
side wa torn and bruised. SO much
40 that q was agony FOR him 20
walk. It IS tbs spirit hat Kept
Tommy Hughit playing last year
with a twisted siie until Sp'avn
booted the three points tog y.Ctog
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-22

ohio Wesleyan ~. Ohio Northern.
at Delaware
Akron VS.. Western Reserve. at Ak
ron.
Chicago We. Purdue. at Chicago.
Minnesota vs. Iowa. at Minneapolis
Nebraska vs.. Notre Dame. at Lin
coin
Wisconsin VS.. Ohio state. at Madi-
son
Brown VS. Syracuse. at Providence
Carlisle W.. Buckneil. at Carlisle.
Colgate vs. Rennsaleer. at Iamil-
ton.
Tordhsm VS. Holy Cross. at New
York
Georgia W. virginia, AZ Athens.
Harvard vs. Cornell. AT Cambridge
LehiEh W. Muhlenburg. ~ south
Bethlehem
Penn State W. West virginia wes-
ieyau at Penn state
Princeton vs. Dartmouth. NJ Prince
ton
neid
Tufts vs. Boston. at Medford
Army ". Gcor Setown. at West
Point
Navy Va virginia Poly. at Annap-
oils
Tsnnsy vs. Pittsburgh. at Phradel-
phla
Williams " Trinity. at williams
! ton.
Maine vS Rates
yale " Washington and Jefferson.
/ at New Haven.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-22

alabsorbing problem that
~ wrought the has bea
go willard Moran will be Wilard first opponent prob
81 the Pisbusher earned that privilege Knocked out
bs answer to the question found bout
me round all Coney The
with his left
wooden lndianthen
u1u minute Of
IN tht In aiming haltcrcle crashed into
me dxh really eded then and there I'm
right cavsd IN Coney china jaw and
~ feach weight and height Moran
wulns 20 swap score OF pune for But that
willard really johnson.
- he old meeting good ,,e -
~ SIMILARLY and the answer Is 49, nun
lohnsn who the world that across tho nona
(1uD4ov Chaplin II funny, but that
4o14 up voeid put Charley business He should
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-22
~ AAlE11MlAs.1!!=.asee...!.=::sI
E1Es;f'fl i! =! S|{{XI SD!

A tomorrow In the stAte sIl
with advance dope whereby
KWI guided The
probably the greatest ful oack Oh MS
ERR East Lansing oackhelo
the only assert me ooys VIZ
~stchng bit and npro'ea 10
missile they and then they uenon MS
wwess. 49, chan, and factth
the
OF affect the Strength OF Le
be that's the clue on
The between the
AcflS between that tesIn Win 'uiA1 AN $3.50
1hsut Julian
coach hash Nea u
Given OF always mas
him II Is very poss pie
probable that fat
lot fun because uu'
but nobod much about
know Eberw ein VINO Is
the game Maueys running
him roughly the
distance ball ong Foehn uo'
the Aggie game
Mchgane line except VI"
nobody who Will play IN e Aos'
regarding depart
golden hunch ths pu
hackhns ms
but Mauley, nevertheless VIII De
unless they let Catieu ee away
~ Bake Miller a watch tomorrow And
and whoever Yost sends In at right
be side Last clever
playe they had or
playing guard THIS fa ou nay De
viii tackle for tonorrows TO stop smith
will be within reach OF
during and there be some interesting arguments Tor he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-22
AGGIES ARE
ALL READY
Complete Training
Without Serious
Mishap

EAST LANSING Mich. Oct. "a
The hard preliminary work Is over.
After strenuous afternoon at Col.
lege field and a late signal prac-
tice. Coach MackllR announced that
he WAS ready TO face Michigan. The
team has gone Though the long
weeks OF preliminary training in
splendid shape. There have BEN
numerous injuries. but none serious,
aud the only man OF the entire Ag.
Eie squad who will not be- available
tomorrow will be McClelland. a sec
ond string back.
Practice this week has been Sc.
cret. inst what MGcklin and his
gridders did positively L. not known
outside OF the squad But II ia con.
sidored certain that the predicted
program OF Cffenae--Deprato to
kick, Blackjack To plunge, and Mil.
Ter 20 receive passes-will be the
one used
There Is absolute confidence here.
/ For once the bear stories have beer
forgotten In wave OF confident en-.
/ thusiasm that Is swearing East
Lansing and reaching the down town
folks. About 1900 students. alumni
aui townspeopl" will board rattlers.
street cars and gasoline buses to-
morrow morning To go 10 Ann Arbor
A special train wilt be run over the
Michigan Central. and the players
I vii go on this, arriving at.Ann Ar.
Dor al 1880. The famous Aggie
band will also BE- along, and music
I duel between the two collegiate tune
: footing crops will be a big feature
/ OF the afternoon.
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Waukesha Coach Picks Muskegon.

this
"a kegon high school which
nom Saturday the
~ Waukesha, WIS., whose to-
~ mas the following cheering conversation to offer
Michigan high
IN the line OF team elsewhere west Mus.
should
00C OF the Wolverine
~ Wooonstn the high school
slooka likely that WILL but
HE ho Muskies for high school Coach udelsk ~ N
}1oDou admits his to
lra and should think he would be MukeRon has
W1lR1wfnd attack and sin defense
9o1ege eleven the middle are big and The
backned in skrtng the have
.oeon." $500 "" "o'e
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Michigan Soccer lsaeu. m...,r
MAHAN KICKS
50-YARD GOAL

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 22.--If
Eddie Mahan can kick everyday like
he did YESTERDAY in practice. the
team doesn't exist who can keep the
goal line Rafe when opposing liar
ward. Mahan kicked a per;sc, field
goal from the middle 81 'he fold
yesterday just 10 show that the
Crimson players are versatile, ROB.
inson bSoted one over from tho 40.
ward line
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las shown In The picture ON The
leftl.
The ball should not be tucked
back under the arm tas shown in
the middle picturel for in that po-
sition IL can be punched out.
believe that in some places
players are taught 20 raise their
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T, e Breaks a,-ely To Win.

hard "a believe this his squad
Ton speedrisking played aetha his
the OF the
q struggle probably will be effective but
believed to be weaker The Aggles are no stronger
abo
RSS eyen AFFAIR the break the
really played Michigan
Michigans
Deprato drocked
the uprigh but foot
9H6aow
ha within Is yards Of the Asse goal in the third
down,
brilliant Hughitt
TO
ne a getting old
preceding that Hughit did
II
third series Of heart breaking pungs With
and /.
Hughitt attempted fake kick formation He
of
terrific regretted
ultimate
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Jaeklss To Foot for Yo,,.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. oct. IL
The crew OF the United States bat
tleship Michigan, will attend The
Michigan.Pennsy game In a body,
and win root for the Wolverines
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BY EDDIE MAHAN.

In running with Tie ball carry
L With one end against the crook
IN the elbow and The other in the
land with the fingers spread out
and -rirpes u-htly about the ball
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p. a. . sold every
UheTe IN toppy red
bags, 5eS tidy red
fins, Zoe; handsome
pound and half
pound fin hor'dor.
and that CLASSY
crystal glass pound
humidor NTH the
sponge moisfsner
top that keeps p. a.
bang ap.