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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
Looking Back i'm Society

dominoes, was introduced by the hos
tess and occupied the greater part of
the time. Mrs. W. H. Coons and her
sister, Mrs. Cupit, carried away the
prizes, dainty bread and butter plate
and a silver spoon.
Mrs. R. V. Montague entertained
a number of her friends at a monday
dinner in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Bedford, of Omaha. After the dinner,
which was served at Miss Spence's,
the guests went to the home of the
hostess where a pleasant afternoon
was spent. Guests were Mesdames
R. NJ. White, R. R. Arnold, r. r.
Arnold, Jr., E. D. Graham, E. r.
Sanford, G. H. Robertson and Hat
tic Rutledge.
The Maccabees of Washington Hive
were most pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. Henry Precht in honor of Mrs.
A.. G. Rowe who was soon to move to
Louisiana to reside. Progressive
euchre was played, Mrs. DR.. Ed
wards winning the prize. Dainty re-
freshments wese served after the
games.
ooooooooooooooooooocco
we're: Mesdames N. R. Rodes, Frank
Kelso, F. P. VanNess, Maurice Phil
| lip, Latney Barnes, of Texas and Miss
Anna Lewis.
Mrs. L. NJ. White was hostess Fri
day Afternoon for the F A. E Club.
At the close of the games delicious
lunch was served from the card tab
les, after which coffee, cakes and
mints were enjoyed in the dining
room. Mrs. George Will Robertson
presided at the coffee. In the center
of the table was beautiful bowl of
yellow daffodils, and on each side
stood four yellow lighted candles.
An elaborate cluny lace covered the
table. The club guests were: Mes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Refember when you buy your inner
tubes of Purdy you have the continu-
ed trying power of of over 5000
druggists. That's the reason they
are better. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear There
Is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
and that is by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an In
famed condition of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube 10
infamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when 1t is entirely
closed, Deafness ls the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to it's normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which Is
an infamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars
free. All Druggists 75c.
f. i. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. o.
dxy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

What is the best way to stop leak
in the filler cap to the gasoline tank
of my car? l have apaked the
leather gasket in oil and tightened
the cap as much as possible, but still
it leakes
After having drained all gasoline
thoroughly solder it. This is dan
gerous job. Be sure the gasoline
vapor is all out of the tank or you
may have an explosion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Can l repair a leaky jar in a bat
terry by dropping melted wax or tar
composition material that is on top Of
the cell, on the hole where the solu-
tions to leak through.
If the leak is in the tar compost
ton material on the top of the cell it
can be melted together by using a hot
iron. But if the leak is in the rubber
jar itself it cannot be repaired.
Cracked or broken jars must be re-
placed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

John j. Steele and family left Fri
day for their new home in Dallas, Tex
as and the Ledger joins all of the
people of Mexico and Audrain county
in wishing them long life and much
prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

The muffler on my car IA becoming
filled with exhaust products of the
motor. How would l clean it before
it gets bad enough to cause trouble?
The best way to clean the muffler is
to disassemble it and clean the parts
separately. If this is not done the
result will not be satisfactory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Morris Haas pay the highest cash
prices for poultry and eggs. Oppo-
site Middleton's Barn. sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
Come on Over, See
NY Corn Fall Off"
Y Put 2 Drops Of 'Gets-If on Last
Night-Now Watch"

"See-all you have to do is to use
your two fingers and lift the corn
right off. That's the way Gets-It'
always, works. You just put on
only shrivels, but loosens from the
toe, without affecting the surround
ing flesh in the least. Why, it's all
most a pleasure to have corns and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
Becoming Proficient Driver

Mrs. W. D. Lee, who was recent
'ly presented with a Hupmobile touring
Icar, is becoming one of Mexieo's most
proficient lady drivers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Miss Kate Biggs and little Miss
Belle Buckner Biggs, of Fulton, are
the guests of R. R. Buckner and
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

(From the Files of April II, 1900
Misses Louise Buckner, Mary Berry,
Effie Campbell and Christine Bremen,
who were attening Visitation Convent,
spent the week at their homes here.
Miss Ladye Ellen Holiday, Of st.
Louis, and Miss Iska Nurse, of
Hot Springs, were the guests of Miss
Mary Berry.
The younger members Of the Elks
gave a dance to the girls Of Visitation
Convent who were visiting at home for
for few days.
Mrs. Tom Campbell gave a very de-
lightful party to the Visitation Con-
vent girls, of whom her daughter, Eff
fie, was one.
Miss Effie Campbell gave a six
o'clock dinner in honor of her school
! , friends who were visiting in this city.
The guests were Misses Layde Ellen
Halliday, Iska Nurse, Christine
Bremen, Mary Ruby, Liza Gibbs,
Grace Morris, Mary Berry, Rilla Rick
etts, Velma johnson and Rea Hall.
The F. A. E. Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Byrd Locke. The
new game of forty-two, played with
| es,.-seoaoocooccs csocoocooococoocoococc
es Mabel Threlleld, Mary billiard,
Dorothy Blanks, Ruth Perkins, Mary
Dearing, and Lucille Minor, of Mar
shall Mo. Messrs. Ray Miller, Fred
Peck Howard Keath, Russell More,
George Bast and William Chiffon, Of
Kansas City.
Mrs George Kemp entertained the
"5OO" Club Friday afternoon at her
home on South jefferson street.
Mrs. ] W. Gallaher was awarded a
beautiful cut glass water bottle for
high scores, and Mrs. F P. Kelso ie-
ceiyed crochet basket as the guest
prize. At the close of the games
the hostess served an elegant two
course lunch. The guests Of the Club
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
OCTET Y
Miss Gertrude Fry
Phone 2t4

mn told BY one who claims to
that VIC are soon to have three
SJicrs. Messrs. Sam Locke, X.
podcers and Judge Ernest CAN'T
Joc,ded to marry rather than go
war with the SINGLE YOUNG
ry Who win be the next to join
90 men? And girls, here's your
Sn,e. for these men are going to
,be Society Editress Of the Ledger
elect them a wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

ETis L. Rucker, of Sturgeon, spent
,yeral days here this week.
his Eva Miller has returned to st..
ouis after spending Easter holidays
.ith her parents here.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter has return
i from visit in st. Louis and Jones'
prg.
mr.. and Mrs. Norton Nelson are en-
srtaining a handsome son, who came
4 their home on Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Denton spent Easter
|oIidays in jefferson City with her
|brents.
Miss Eula Tucker spent Easter in
tolumbia.
Miss Edna Armstrong spent Monday
sith her brother in Fulton.
Mrs. G. C. Cottingham arrived on
Friday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
hrs. J. E. Durkee.
Mrs. A. B. Whitney and Miss Ag-
les White returned to Slater We'd
.esday, after visiting relatives here.
Mr.. William Chiffon, of Kansas City
.pent the weekend with George
Bast,
100 latest style Visiting Cards from
hour plate for s1.O0. New plate and
loo Cards in script, s1.5O; Old Eng
| ish, $3.50; Spanish script, French
,cript, shaded Caxton and Astor text,
b co. "The Endemic" the new PAN
led effect in Visiting Cards, only 30c
Der 100 extra.
Iwtf WoRRELL. The Jeweler.
Mrs. D. A. Mcmillan, of Fulton,
4 the guest of her sister, Mrs. l..
+. Mitchell.
Miss Isabelle Coons spent the week
Ind with friends here.
Mrs. R. NJ. White spent this week
h st. Louis.
Mrs. Alex Carter and daughter, Of
ChiIicothe, visited Mrs. Ellen Ma
,on this week.
Mr.. viii C. Williams has returned
from an Easter visit in ST. Louis with
bis sister, Mrs. f. X. Jesse.
Miss Anna Williams spent Monday
with Mrs. John I. Buckner at Bry-
lns.
Mrs. Walter Williams. Of Colum-
ba, was the guest Of Mrs. II. b.
Barks this week.
Our scientifically equipped Optical
Department in charge Of our expert
Dptometrist assures you perfect salts
faction in the fitting Of your Glasses. +.
Oxford and Library Glasses in Crys-
tai, Shell and Gold; Lorgnetts and
Reading Glasses.
lwtf W0RRELL, The Jeweler.
The following enjoyed a splash
party at Hardin Tuesday evening:
and report the new swimming pool as
"iust grand" Mr.. and Mrs. George
VIII Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Sharp Mr., and Mrs. Cortez Edmon-
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry,
Misses Julia Tucker, Eleanor Connel-
ly, Martha Suess, Frances Gupton
Messrs. Henry Kunkel, Herbert Plum
kett, Harry Stocks and Louis Barth
Mr.. D. S. Burroughs was hostess
Tuesday afternoon for the F. E. C.
Club, At five o'clock a delicious two
course lunch was served by the hos.
tess. The club guests were Mesdame'
H. B, Barks, W. H. Brown, S. j.
Buckner, ]. W. Gallaher, o. L. Mar.
tin, Latney Barnes, of Texas; George
Wharton, E. Fitzgerald, and Rossen.
doffer, Of Connecticut.
Mr., Sam Locke gave his weekly
party Monday night at the 0rphe.
um. The party included Misses Mar.
tha Mason, Frances Gill, Tine Hous.
ton, Mary V. Houston, Mesdames NJ
b. Guthrie, L. F. Mitchell and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Cauthorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee entertinct
at monday dinner Wednesday at thei
home on East Promenade street
In the center Of the table was beau
uiul potted plant, and covers wer'
Iald for the following: Judge anC
Mrs W W. Bolts, Mrs Will Carter
Mrs. GporVa Clanton aud Jau0btar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

rbo many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
|, Mills, of Duluth, Mimi, will be
,,risod 10 hear that Mr.. Mills has
~ called TO the Navy, and left
4 week. At present Mrs. Mills
| baby are undecided what their
rs vii be, but we hope they will
,,,o 10 Mexico for a while at least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Before you buy an inner tube see
Purdy's line and get his prices
dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Turner P. Pulls, of Thompson,
bought a Chevrolet from the Hoxsey-
Sunnen Motor Co. this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

/ Purdy has entered the game with
the best model line of inner tubes in
America today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
HINTS FOR MOTORISTS

-
Don't race the motor when shift
ing gears.
Don't violate the unwritten rules
of the road.
Don't overwork the motor on
hills-shift gears.
Don't fail to carry necessary Ii
cense numbers.
Don't abuse the brakes. Apply
them gradually.
Don't drive through traffic with
head lamps lighted.
Don't shift into or out of re-
verse when car is moving.
Don't drive tast on wet pave
ments-the car is liable to skid.
Don't start on a trip without
a full gasoline tank and plenty Of
oil.
Don't descend extremely steep
grades before shifting into one of
the lower gears.
Don't fail to keep the brakes ad-
justed.
Don't use dirty water in your
radiator.
Don't turn corners too rapidly.
1t is too hard on tires.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
Franklin & Gamble expect to ha,

If you want to save money, see
Purdy's before you buy inner tubes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

NOru huu WIN 'Ueus-AtS
see how 'Gets-It gets them OFF in q
hurry and without the least pain. I
can wear tight shoes, dance and walk
as though I never had corns." -
"Gets-It' makes the use of toe
Irritating salves, bundling bandages.
tape, plasters and other things not
only foolish, but unnecessary. Use
this wonderful discovery, "Gets-lt.
for any soft or hard corn or callus.
1t is the new. simple. easy. quick
way, and ii never falls. You'll never
have to cut a corn again with knive5
or scissors, and run chances OF blood
poison. Try "Gets-It'' tonight
"Gets-It" is sold everywhere. $50
O bottle, or sent on receipt Of price by
q. Lawrence g. Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Sold in Mexico and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Llewellyn 6 Sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Mrs. L. H. Moore and daughter,
Miss Anna Moore, have returned from
a pleasant visit in Clayton, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Mrs. E. A. Lawrence is home from
a pleasant visit at Sikeston, Mo.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Cup Tits To Decide
Teams That Play In
Semi-Finals

Soccer interest SUNDAY will cen
ter around four games in the sec.
ond round Of the Michigan state
emp competition Most OF the teams
are veil matched and some nrst
class football should be- seen The
three games scheduled for Detroit
AXE place in widely separated soc.
'.ons OF the city and each match
Will attract a big crowd. for Che
.unIrors ~ this round enter tbc
semi unals. Wlandotte viii be thc
scene ot ;he only out OF town game
IN his competition
An games IN Detroit Vill take
place in the afternoon a. this has
proved o." best time TO get large
,urnou 81 fans.
Caledonia is az home 20 the
Masons az Maloney. mark. game
called for go o'clock. with referee
~ oaines officiating Gales viii
put one> 90 the strongest team. boz
Tho c.ty in The field. aud ludging
from the rcputed strength OF The
Masonic team. will need TO DO So 10
oe victorious The Masons beat The
Lansing team 10 their first cncouu
ter IN The state cup.
Rising Stars 50 10 Ferry Field.
Grand River ave. 90 play the Crich
eters Referee Nnmsn viii start
The game az so o'clock The
Crickel> have not done veu V~il
the league hisNseason. bur jude
ma by the heavy defeat they AT
ministered the Toledo team IN the
previous round ~ the cup. have 4
irong cup.tie eleven Rising Star
has % strong team. and the pace
They are going was shlg demon
rated tao weeks ago vhoR they
bear the league leaders Nationals.
putting The Mats our OF me state
competition This game should
draw large crowd for the
esms ATE great rivals and alvsy.
put 'oa Of pep into their cncoun
ters
netyoits meet Psckards A. Pack
ard park kickoff a.so o'clock Ret.
oree Miller 0il handle no ioust
The Detroit outfit Is very strong This
season and viii be a hard team TO
beat Packards. however. have
formidable eide and with me im
proyoment shown lately sill give
she rs-roiters 2 hard ia sic Do
rons BIZ defea' ~ The 81 Georges
a this competition Ra someWhat
of surprise, as tho Saints htther.
100 have generally reached the semi
hnals These teams have a larga
following apd biz crowd is eH-
pected az he turnstiles,
Roses play Wyandotte on the lst
ter's ground IN ihp Alka'i subaro
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Tigers Have Golden Chance
To Put Crimp in White SoX
Important Series Is
Program For
w eek-End

CHICAGO AprI Two bat
uns slump, wlu clash al ComisAcy
para rH.s afternoon. when the rig
ers aua Wg.s son resume their
ba.rr. which scheduled 90 20
doaa -a t V-e October as "a
nsnnau. -c.lHr The SoN broke
away 80 b.s lead put foi a week
or more have los, hcr punch. Tbcy
nIso succeeded Va iosius th, last
hres garu---lzhLch Ger aiken o.,
cleveland With couple ol gx
eapuou, last week tho Tigers have
uot baltcl rrue FRO form at al this
spring. aud tta SJN haye been cx-
aefy 49, feeble since shear slump
started Both Clubs hsye been get
Iing good pitching recently and hat
probably aU ae whore ,he series
VIII he tough. ont Special interest
ta m. series attaches To The facr
fbaf oscar Nir Is 5Xperfai 10 ap.
penn n .ha ns'-or lineup SUNDAY
10 Monday TEe series vlI last un-
rI TUESDAY n eht when Detroit goes
to 81 Louis for hrs .ames
Ro.so., ,t th. b.a r..tb., ~
49, s.. r.,-.r-. r,s ssvs-sl
,-,.t.-. 4.. ...-. ,c a.Is -
.-.,..a r., ts.,
.,,,re ..r,s.
.s- r.-.. r.,.. .s... s,ras, ,bs,
..~--., ..-4,9,..s oli an
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
MICHIGAN BACK
IN CONFERENCE
Next Football Schedule Likely
To Call For Many Big
Ten" Games
BY JAMES. SCHERHERHORN, yR.

BY "a MS hkk0 khhohA, Jh.
ANN ARBCR Mich. April 2S-
McbiFau's next football schedule
may re played with conference
cams
The aoard Of Regents granted 90
fhc senate council OF the unyer-
sity. su organization composed en-
rre,y az faculty members. The veto
powers necessary Tor rc-entcrng
fhe 1879 Nine. IN a meeting yestsr
dat and Nth mex, falls schedule
On danger ~ beins cancelled ae-
cause OF the war. The ars, football
teams FOR Michigan re face 0ll
doubtless 30 western olcyeus
Tile opposition 20 tho return was
doVped after lcrE discussion and
ths Gnel vote vas unanimous Tor
placing The Wolverines back IN la-
Big Nine The Board OF Control
----- ,T---
taror ed she -eurn feV months
a2u and sNrn 10 Prot r. a Angler
the power 10 take such cps u.s.
micht 30 necessary for q re-tstab-
lishmtHy ~ relations. provided -he
-egents passed the petition All
.hat remains 10 be done nov a, no.
1Qrty .ae members or me confer
snrs 81 MienIan'S action and,taat
Pro. Angler viii 90 ~ once
These sthleuC association Wi
sfar work Immediately upon 1ss
se-aal schedule fer rcvt aIntar and
.rlcs and baseball Schedule for
ney ~prHg ease such contests
can b. staged There is an open
dale 90 me football schedule sor
next tst which may b filed by
conference esn-- hu' rhis matter
al Ho 10 decided upon leanEel,
r1s lule
Mich san discontinued relation
with tre western conferenre oTc.sI
SO u zoos sfho -hsre rere few
genes 1issed after 1905 The rss
sons 'o- fhr wfhd1s sd we
passing al rbe 'hree wear olIgi6late
rii- tae saol bins OF the framing
table and Tho cancellation or the
freramsn schedules. since Thar
nme Nch.san las adopted 10
r6ree-y ear rule and thcc onforerc
boois alloT tteir teams no est
~ 2 general table altho requiring
hem 70 pay for their board them
selves This latter feature Nct
gan will have 10 substitute 'o- ,hs
-yztcin noW n Use here whnreA. +
the athletic association PAYS half
OF me athletes hoard The fresh
man schedules viii also have 10 be
banned
Students and alumni are over.
vhelminsly in favor OF ne move
made hy he regents. votes taken
among alumni associations and clubs
on The campus showing clearly ao
per cert ~ the Michigan men IN
favor ~ the return 20 tha confer
ence. The move is expected 70 put
new spirit into the alumni and
more athletes are expected As 4 re-
sul- Of the return
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
BIG RELAYS ON
TODAY'S CARD
Penusy Meet Not Up To For
mer Years. But Perform
ance of Entries Is Good

PHILADELPHIA, April -
Claims that the Pennsy RELAYS this
year would De- the greatest in the
history OF fhe April intercollegiate
classic despite the withdrawal oi
entries by several sree un,yorst
ties that have given up spor. during
the war were NOT Justified by the
first eta, OF competition The sport
was good records were hroicn, and
big crowd was CUT Dui ihc on.
tries wore not exceptionally larse
and the absence ~ Michigan. Cor
nell and many such teams was
painfully apparent The meet ie
yerv sprct ouIar chiefly because OF
The large number ~ studeni-csdets
present in Khaki
This will be- he big day Of the
meeting The classic relays races
wiz trF ~ gTCl-- II W.T. TIT Crtrf
hurdle and dash events The out
standing feature 90 The Friday com
petition was the victory OF Kerry. OF
Pennsy in The pantathlon This
fellow took four OF The i've events
and won easily. T. is his ,hlrd con
secutiye triumph in this event on,
real record was broken Friday.
when OVERRIDE OF Illinois. covered
81 To inches In INC hop skip
and jump This improved the old
mark by nearly three feet
ChiCaso Ron the medley relay. and
Bennett of Illinois took Tho ham
mcr throw White. OF syracuse. and
Blanchard OF Harvard tied in
throw ing The 56pound weight
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
DETROIT BOYS IN
G.. X. MARATHON

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich April 1s
Pine weather conditions thi.
morning greeted The runner vho
were scheduled 60 participate In Do
lSmile and siS.miie races here thf
afternoon. The longer race is the
Michigan elimination event for The
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

EAST .EANS1NG Mich Aprtl IS
Western Reserve co'lego baseball
team viii plav The Michigan AgEics
he-e this afternoon The Aseie>
took 2 beating Yesterday from West
ern State normal The score pas
20 z
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Makes Tiger Outlook Roer Confidence Returning
Four Big Soccer Games
On Program for Sunday
MILLER AND NANCY
IN SENSATIONAL BOUT

Leo Aliens match with Name,
viii feature the SATURDAY pro
gram for he Greater Detroit
bowling tourney Allen is one
of The four Ia "a noarue for first
place Miller and Nancy FRIDAY
rolled one of ihr sensational
bouts of the tourney Miller
averaged 235 and won Maues S
average Was 227 and bo had
2tA for q high core Au games
were above 200 iohu Bauer was
put oui of ths unnug when ia
die Moore bear him
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

Martin Maley. OF Detroit went
Jnto last place in the Interstate
hree cushion billiards league last
night, when no lost The mail game
~ he season 20 Charles Ellis. Of
Milwaukee The score was 80 70
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

famous Eautne Mail Marathon ~
Sew York ~ month $50 RetfoH
runner EHnson and Nonahau
Nill rvn n lhis race Serden wiU
represent Deiroy n -h shorter
oyenr aIl arc 81 ID entries
The rr.rHiird wise hoFs have ntck 81
rair 90 ~ur for the mosf tousplcu-
ur- plarc on the american Ieanus
cash line. Int fh~ riddle D.. viii
they ~ Red Or waite.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

rabbit NaranvIllr g. color hearer
when the Braves do their military
stunts. That's always the way VIII
yard full Of huskies the sruaiie.t
guy Ia tho bunch IL picked TO do the
heavy work
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Dauss should have ia
A Chance for Jim

FNNHE sporting should be delighted Jim Thorpe
n reached a where a
= showdown
N the
Do
at Of
a
supreme weaknesh
ball
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

YTVopAY the Tigers "a There tWo
why Il shat th-4 ~ rms series
make lost ground dlf
- S Zoe INST
invasion Of w h hoard The ise nArse2
plsv ba Natlt
aueny they The h,st three weeks IN
NAV give the fronts
car spur very far r that he
1mkm nswiped ne season
There personal chicago The White
soYa soing
three straight o win
haI ello
Is notable service Tor ne
enti
without ~hmene and CURING up and EXCEPT
the of
reason exception y FEe Should
win s1c0 cfnp
while
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

,rir THE bun went Az mt be-
cause Daass fell down while fielding
IT, Then came two chances Tor
doua'e PLAYS oui fhey Vere booted
Jacobsen scored hU ths 'de wa-
r,ared on, man ar tme without
further trouble
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Michigan's Return

ICIiGAN definitely conference That
wi means that real western 47 championships Doe
absolutely decided
will have some genuine hono for which strive whereas The
Wolverines have been battling
athletic talent OF the
will
will
All Of which much worth
Frank ooch indicated worlds cham.
pon for has idea
long suffering popuace lie
the matter Of The championship and
transforming the
ana pretending defend He
All four Of the claimants ho
pee " within
ship belt and the championship wl
old master himself n
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

The Milwaukee Ame rfcnn aSNocfR-
ton teHm has pair OF psstfmerr
named Harbcsu and Rarbar~. NeHft
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

Attahny. GEORGE


featured h spring ~ 1915 Early as season
he conhdencf
himself and bad His worS FRIDAY was superb he DIS
do pitch himself
Along about the hfh nnng ne moro one began 10 enjoy %
self popped
In ne
error In eIastse
whom far second base They wandered no farther
Jacobsen thru hEh
by
and tried 70 kick goal instead ~
good for this spring
Swede
sifn led or fourth
spenddy threw wide That
Sube still perfect play would have nabbed the because OF the
usually
Dsus He promptly punked Jacobsen in the ribs Then ne famed
foul compelled
SEVERED force Jake Bush lot pnshhter In ne eighth thru
Tuesdays eighth
riher
Dauss should have had oach Sisters blow the only
pitcher
extraordinary
Friday and h0v~he could without
a world confidence r.
performance
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

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