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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
Don't Let Spring Debility
Get You Firmly in Its Grasp

at this season, viii put your system
in perfect condition, and enable you to
Withstand the hot summer season,
with its dangerous ailments- S. g s
is recognized as the standard blood
purifier, and It has been on the mar
ket for more than fifty years. II IS
guaranteed purely vegetable, and
contains nothing but the Juices from
roots and herbs gathered from the
forests.
s. s. S promptly clesnses the blood
Of ali impurities, improves the Ape
tite, gives renewed strength and en-
ergy, and q few bottles taken now
will re-Yiealize the entire body and
put it in tip-top shape. It is sold by
drug stores everywhere. You can OBJ
tain q valuable and interesting book
let by addressing Swift Specific Co,
- Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
WESTON TEAM LOSES POSITION
TOPURITY BAKERS BY DEFEAT
If Haney Had Been Allowed to Start Game, Result
Would Have Doubtless Been Different; Purity
Team Played Smooth Even Game and
Won Out at End.

n Ill PELPHREY started Haney
just three innings too late Sun
- day afternoon at Rio Grande
park, and as a result the Weston team
is at present tied up with the Field
man boys for the second berth Of the
City league, having fallen before the
hard hitting Purity crowd by the de-
cisive score OF nine 20 three. Had
Haney started the game It is very
probable that the result would have
been different as the scoring was due
10 ineffective pitching beyond =
that the scoring stopped when Heney
took the hOx after being called in
from right field when eight runs had
been made
As an agreeable surprise the second
game made up for the first, however,
the Feldman team taking It from the
Norton booksellers BY the score OF
two TO one, after one OF the hardest
fought battles seen around here in i
long while.
When Paul Fisher Is In the box
fans can always be assured of nm
excellent game, and Sunday the
big he1Ter Ind \ worthy OPpOn-
ent in Heron. a new acquisition of
Juan Gomez. Heron allowed but
three hits during the entire game.
while seven were nicked off the
delivery of PAIL. Fisher kept
them well scattered. however, and
twirIed alright hall when the
bases were populated
Naturally the first contest was con-
siderable OF q disappointment as fans
had grown to believe in the supposed
strength Of the Weston team. The
club during the early part Of the sea
son gave promise OF being one Of the
lHn-~ Hon ~ - - L. Tawr
while, and it is still one OF the best
*eams OF the league.
During the game Sunday the play
ers seemed 10 be disoTganized, how
ever, and the infield was broken up
With the shifting OF Haney 10 right
field Bauer who was catching, did
not measure up 70 standard and
Brown had to be called IN later
Smelling started the game for the
Weston team but was hit freely and
had 20 retire. BIZ Pelphrey then
decided to take a chance himself, but
the Baker boys knocked his offerings
all over the lot for two innings
II Kinney had been called In at
this point, II. Is an absolute Ger
tainty that the game would not
have developed into a rOut. as
the fast infIeIder Il without
doubt one OF the most versatile
men In the entire City league and
was capable OF handling the stu
alton Third basemtn Madden
tried 70 stem the tide hut was
taken out to make room for
HaHey.
Pete Leyva pitched goH leaf bali
tor-the- Purit ties, slowing I'D IN the
fourth inning and allowing three runs.
The winning run OF the second game
vas made in the seventh inning when
pitcher Heron and first baseman
MARQUEE collided while attempting 10
leld a hunt. The winning run was
made by Brown after Gillette had hit
safely and been put out at third.
Phillips got q two base hit through
enter field. Brown going around TO
-hiri.
BuazOn laid 4 perfect buut down
the first base line, and while at
tempting to field IL perfectly the
hig pitcher and first sacker struck
each other, and IL was not until
Brown crossed the plate that the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
CITY NATIONALS
DEFEAT KRACKS

In fast nine inning game Sunday
at Rio Grande park the city National
bank team defeated the Krack-a-
Jacks BY the score OF four 20 three
The game was umpired by - J. Fer
70. Pass City league arbiter and was
closely contested. The bank team
held a lead OF their opponents during
the greater part OF the entire game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07

dividusl prizes for all leagues
Sweepstakes.
High team game. City Bank. 2e4a
High total. 8 games. c. T. Williams, eC6
High single game c G. Cole. e5s
Most spares, Joe Wolf and r z. Luck
e. tied. 10.
Most strikeouts ". J. Bryan. :.
Most splits. " 7 Lelevier. G.
TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL PRIZES
Big League.
High team total. City National Bank
team, $3.50
High total. s games. c. T williams e6s.
High single game, g c. Cole. 2s4.
Industrial League.
High team totals. Packers. ZOO.
High total, games. W Y. Leleyier. SIS.
High single game. + D. Seymour. 257-
SmelteT League.
High team total. KOenig team. sfs2.
High total, 3 games. ". !. Lelevier, 627.
High single game. 2. c. WOODBURY. ".
Y. LelevieT, tied 2s5.
Trf-State Telephone League.
High team total, Gameweu team 1850.
High total games, ". - AcCandless
$50.
High single game p. A. Swanson. s45.
Following is the woman's bowling club
and the way they finish for the prizes
this season
First. high game. Mrs Ed Schultz EOS:
second, SIrs- J. H Jagoo. 1s2; third Mrs
s. F Raider Isl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
Purify your blood and
avoid "that tired feeling"
so general Just now.

srally termed Spring fever" that
affects so many people Just At this
season, and everything seems all
wrong to those whose system Is not
IN perfect condition
II you become tired easily; Il your
appetite 5 gone; II you suffer from
dizziness and a general down and
out" feeling seems to perTade your
system, the cause is u your blood,
and you viii not feel right or enjoy
perfect health until Il has been
cleansed Of all impurities
A few bottles Of S S. s, taken Just
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
FOUNDRY TEAM
RESTS MODURY

The Il Paso Foundry baseball team
defeated the Modury club Sunday
morning at the foundry grounds by
the score OF six TO three The game
vas bitterly contested and the result
was in doubt until the lasu inning
The batteries for the Foundry were
Kennedy and Taft and for the Modury
were Pomeroy, Hancock and Doerins-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Sunday Games.

IndianapoIis, /; st. Paul. Q. "a IN
uings) second game. four innings. no
contest, called 8 p. m account state
law.
Louisville. 2-6: Milwaukee. 90
Columbus, II; Kansas City. g.
CFirst game 20 inningss)
Toledo minneapolis, postponed; rain
Saturday Games
Louisville. 3: Milwaukee, !.
Kansas City at Columbus; wei
grounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
HUGHES LEADS
COMPETITION

A. Il hughes IS leading III the com
petition shooting FOR the silver cuu
to lie awarded by Pres. Irvinc
Schwartz OF the Border Rifle associa =
tion. some excellent shooting was
made over the SEQ yard range Sunday
morning when the members assembled
At the weekly shoot near Fit. Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
score By Innings.
Summary of Game

Innings pitched, By Smelling. I b. Pei
pi1rey. >: by Madden. l.; by Haney, 3 %
Runs. off Smelling. .; off Peiphrey, 5: of
Madden. . Hits, off Smelling. s. off Pei
phrey, 4 off Haney. . TWobase hits An
derson. Madden, Cslemia. Adkins. Three
base hit. Il. Hunter. Stolen bases IEloott'
ADKINS Sacrifice hit. Meason- Struckout,
By Smelling, =; BY Pelphrey, L by Haney.
&: by LeyEa, E. First base on balls. OH
Madden, ?; of Smelling, / Hit By pitched
ball, By Haney (Adkius): BY Madden
CNarkleyD- Left on bases, Purity. s.; NeS-
ton, l. Wild pitches, Pelphrey 2; Mad
den l. Time OF game, 1:ls. Umpire Ferro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
City Nationals Win Title
H. AZ -:I:- -:.:- -:ll;-
Motor Team Close Second

- Of points Nationals the l9l6l7
X bowling title competitor,
- the which ended
time
appeared Motor quintet would the brief lead
finished third the Big
standings make very good showing
winding the cellar.
carried off n the Smel circuit
foIou
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
Score by Innings
Summau Of Cane.

TWObaEe hits, Cnacon- Min1srez- Stoseh
bases. Brown. Bunson. Struckout, BY t1sh-
er, S; by Heron. s. First base on balls.
e. (Carpio); by Heron (BunsOnl. Left on
bases Norton Book. Z; Feidman. ?. DOu-
bic plays. Eunter to Brown. Wingo, Passed
ball, Bunson- Time OF game, 1:1o. Umpire,
Ferro.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
Texas League.

Where They Play Tcusday.
Galveston at Dallas
Houston a. Waco
beaumont at Shreveport
san Antonio at Fort Worth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
American League.

Where They Play Teusdsy-
Chicago al st. Louis
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at washington
New York at Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
Saturday Games.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Gnndarsa Gnmen

At Des Mo.nes- r. H E.
Denver ........O0o 900 600 0
Des Moines 800. 600 800 00K-3 : 0
Batteries: Denver Manser. Andrews
and Bartholomew; Des Moines, Musser
and Spahr.
Joplin - 100 200 1sO-6I9 2,
Sioux City 400 O03 o5x-12 Is ?
Batteries: Joplin, Hall Mapel. san
ders and Monroe; Sioux City, Clark.
Grover and Crosby
At Omaha T. II. z.
o6i 100 600 600 600 900 IS 8
600 600 Oos 900 600 900 o. Is ..
Batteries: St Joseph. Adams and
Moore; Omaha, o'Toole. Herz and
Brottem.
At Lincoln p II. T.
Wichita ...-.....00O 600 01O-I 5
Lincoln -..--. Of0 100 34x-s 9 3
Batteries: Wichita. Koestner and
Taryan; Lincoln. Gardner and ROhrer.
Saturday Games.
Denver an ges MoihesC 600 600 oo0Ro a; Z I
Des Moines 900 020 cox /
Batteries: Denver. Boehler and She
stalk; Des Moines, Gala and Spahr.
St j joseph 9slhH. -. goo 900 900 I
Omaha $500 900 100 O2x-3 : (
Batteries: St. Joseph. Powell and
Moore: Omaha. Thompson and Shaw.
st Sioux City r. II. +.
Joplin -. -. 900 OF O0i@ : o
Sioux Sity 100 102 10x-5 10 >
Batteries: Joplin. McGraynor and
/ Monroe; Sioux City. Gaspar and
Z Crosby.
At Lincoln F. II. Z.
[ Wichita ........ 600 600 0Oi-I 8 ?
Lincoln -.-... 200 lO1 O0x-4 Il 5
: Batteries: Wichita, Baker. Clemens
and White; Lincoln, Gregory and Rob
rer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

New Orleans. s: Little Rock, ..
Memphis, .; Mobile. 4
Nashville. 4; Birmingham. o.
CHATTANOOGA, 4; Atlanta. II.
Saturday Games.
atlanta So: Chattanooga, 81
Memphis. So: Mobile. IL
New Orleans. 4: Little Rock. Il
Birmingham, 4; Nashville, I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At st. Louis p II. E
Chicago -. 49,. 00s O02 600 9 .
St Louis $3.50. 600 500 O3ES 3 !
Batteries: Chicago, Danforth and
Schalk: St Louis. Plank and Severoid
Second game RH E
Chicago -. 600 600 600 0 2
st. Louis .-...110 900 Ola s 0
Batteries: Chicago. Benz and Schalk;
St Louis, Groom and SeFeroid-
Saturday Games.
At St Louis r H. E.
ST Louis 1900. 900 COL 00x-I 5 /
Batteries: Chicago. Cicotte and
Schalk; St Louis. Koob and Severoid.
Postponed Games.
Boston at Washington; cold and
wet grounds.
New York at Philadelphia; cold.
Cleveland at Detroit: rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
Saturday Games.

and HUM. Knetzer: Chicago. Hen
dirk, Aldridgs and Wilson. Elliott.
Postponed Games.
Brooklyn at Boston: rain.
St Louis at Pittsburgh rain.
Philadelphia at New York; wet
grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
National League.

Where They ray TUESDAY
Brooklyn at Boston
philadelphia At New York
St Louis at Cincinnati
PittsburE at ChicaSo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SunhnNsn Came.

At Cincinnati r Il E.
St Louis ...-....40o 900 600 o
Cincinnati -.- - 600 600 600 8 I
Batteries: 81. Louis. Watson and
Snyder; Cincinnati. Toney, ElIer and
HUM.
At Chicago P Il z
Pittsburg - 900 O1s 100 II
Chicago 49, .--..010 Ole 0ix-S .
Batteries: Pittsburg. Carlson and
Schmidt; Chicago, Vaughn and Elliott.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07

Vernon ..-- -.----..----..-- II
Batteries: salt Lake. Hughes and
Hannah; Vernon, Arrellanes, Mitchell
and Mite
Al san Francisco T. H E.
Los Angeles --.-...----. II
San Francisco .-.--.-.---..- 1
Batteries: Los Angeles. Hall. Ryan,
CrandalI and Bassler. BoIes; san Fran
cisco. Steen and Mckee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-07

BuasOn laid a perfect hunt down
the first base line, and while at
tempting to field IL perfectly the
fiE pitcher and first sacker struck
each other. and # was not until
Brown crossed the plate that the
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
TWO WOMEN RUN
DOWN BY AUTOS
One Driver Il Held by Police
Pending Outcome of Vic
TINS Injuries

Philip Joswick. 20 years old. of
No zoo So Aubin ave. #. detained
by the police, pending the outcome
~ injuries suffered by Mrs Bertha
Elvorih OF So ti9a I}urrsaye
who was struck DAY an automobile
driven by Joswick al Gratiot and
Burns avcs Wednesday night
Mrs Elworth ls IN Tho receiving
hospital suHerine from fractured
ribs and injuries 20 The head AMI
body
Mis- GEORGE T. Riley. 81 year
OLD of SO &C. Maymnd ave Crosse
Pointc Farms is in samaritan hos
plfal differing from compound
TFTTTUTT OF TT TGTT TCg- TTG Tr7UIi
OF being struck by mn automobile
driven by Frank Aldenbrandt 90 SO
iot Trowhridseavc Mi Riley WIS
hi' while she WAS 4teppin from ga
other automobile Alfcnhrandt sga
mo- detained
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Male of the Species Gets His
Inning in Divorce Court, and
Several DEGREES Are Awarded

went as long "a three days without.
striking her husband. Charles +. Mil
Ter, bui most Of the time she struck
him every day, Miller told Judge
North.
She got mad when I wanted to
eat and got mad when I didn't want
20 eat" he testified.
According 10 Miller's story, his
wife was veritable Xantippe. lie
said she wrote him note declaring
hat she'd put him in the peniten-
tiary unless he gave her s35
month alimony after he got HIS d.
vorce. The judge awarded him
decree without the alimony obliga-
ton.
Bigamy charges were made against
Mrs. Mary T. Matthews by her hus-
band, William J. Matthews, in his
suit for divorce before Judge Muir
ply They were married In 1892,
when he was a hotel man in Deer
River. Wyoming, he declared. but
she succunbed 10 the advances OF
another hotel man and later went
thru pretended marriage with Ed
ward F. Huston AT Chyenne. wyom-
ing. She returned 10 Matthews in
1900. but they separated again in
1912 when he learned Of the alleged
bigamy He was given divorce.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04

commissioners will receive $4,000
salaries. II the plan is carried thru.
and really should be men worth
much more than that 10 the state
Some such a plan will receive ad-
ministration backing, il is reported.
Its advocates claim that a real utili-
ties commission would result in hav-
Ing conditions cared for in regard
TO railroad service and other service
so that II would not be a regular
event in each legislature FOR either
the corporations or aggrieved people
opposed 70 them. 10 come TO Ian
sing asking new Legislation TO cover
the matters causing disputes.
Another proposed plan is TO es-
tsbEsh sort OF efficiency commits
sion OF about three members 10
look after the states interests In
the conduct OF public business, state
institutions and other branches OF
state activity that cost the state
money the year around II is as
serted that such a commission, co
operating with q budget commits
sion. could get the state far more
service for its money than II Is get
ting now.
A state Office building 10 house
the various boards and commissions
now scattered over half the city Of
Lansing. also will be proposed again
AZ this session Efficiency is claimed
20 be a reason behind the erection
of a-statA- building on-the
ground that better results can be
had and moro cooperation obtained
II the state employees are properly
housed than at present when each
Is far removed from the other
In connection with this projected
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04

The male OF The species had his
inning m the divorce court Wednes-
day. getting almost an even break
when It came 10 the granting OF the
decress. In four cases out OF nine
in which DEGREES were awarded the
man was the beneficiary.
Contrariness on the part OF his
wife almost cost Isldore .>iemczuk
his health. Isidore told judge Scarf.
Wednesday. In divorce court.
Mrs. Sophia Niemcuk insisted on
giving him nothing but meat for his
meals when the doctor had pre-
scrtbed cereals and vegetables. he
alleged.
Broomstick and poker assaults by
his wife were also alleged. They
lived together for lS years tie go'
his decree.
George Barofsky tore up his
wife's clothes when she refused TO
give him money to go 20 Tho saloon.
friend of Mrs Baroksky testified
IN Judge Barton's court. Mrs. Karof-
sky's mother testified that Barofsky
shut or his wife's credit AT the cor
ner grocery on two occasions. The
judge gave Mrs Barofsky a divorce.
There are two children.
Mrs. Kathylene Miller sometimes
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Judge COnnOlly's Fate
Is the Center of
Interest
DINGEMAN MAY
OPPOSE HIM
School Board and Cir
cult Judges To Be
Elected

Interest IN the spring election,
April 2. is increasing daily. and the
attention OF political observers is
centering on the race for recorder
and Judge OF the recorders court
Voters will choose successors 20
William II Connolly. the present re
oorder. and his associate. Edward J.
Jefrries. other important of'icei
are 10 he filled In the April election
A police Justice TO succeed Judge
Christopher r Stein must be chos.
en- Seven men 10 form tho seven.
man school board established By
charter amendment. Nov 7. Will be
elected rs will snccessors 20 this
Elk circuit court Judges.
May Name u Judges.
The present legislature may in
crease the number OF Circuit, court
Judges in WAYNE county from six 20
10 or t.. which makes II possible
that twice az NAM Judges as Now
hold office must be named in April
The present circuit judges for
Wayne county are Henry A Man
dell. George r. Codd. George s Hos
rer. Alfred J Murphy. Philip r
Van zile and p J NJ Hally Thcma,
a. Conlon attorney. and CLYDE g.
Webster former United States ais
trict attorney. are expected t. BE-
candidates
II the common council passes
PENDING ordinances 10 create new
wards by division Of present ones
and organization OF annexed terri
tory. there viii be several aldermen.
70 be elected IN the spring Aid
Gilman has an ordinance 10 create
The Twenty second ward, which, u
created. means that two aldermen
must ~ elected. Al any rate. a sue.
ccseor ~ William Fl May,ec in The
I0HTh ward VIII be chosen VT
Mavhoc who defeated Ala Wing.
dDA after his election. and wing
holds over until a successor Is chos-
20 The lat'er's son is already cam
Yaipning for the job
A. u.ua' Ia Detroit elections.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Proposed Utilities Body
Would Widen Scope
of Government
EFFICIENCY
BOARD PLANNED
Such Measures to Have
Backing of the
Governor
BY W. Z. CALNON.


tHIuV Correspondent DcHOH lNWooJ
LANSING, Mich. Jan. while
"a few bills are making their ap
pearance at the opening OF the leg
islature's session and more are ex-
pected In the daily meetings OF the
house next week, II is believed that
the really big measures which will
be offered for consideration and BE-
backed strongly turnout. viii not be
introduced until after the senate
and house both are at work again
the week after next.
The dry legislation that IS TO be
offered will be ready soon for IN
PRODUCTION. il is reported, and quick
action on II. both in committee and
on the floor OF each house is an
ticipated
other larEe-callber legislation
that will be proposed and that viii
have. II Is reported. the strongest
kind OF backing in administration
circles. includes several measures
designed by their advocates TO
furnish constructive laws AMI
strengthen the state government. In
cidentally they will create some i'm
portant new administration posts
One OF these proposed plans Is -
establish a real utilities commission
in Michigan that will replace the
present state railroad commission.
\ commission OF five members Is
being suggested, which will sub
divide the work OF the commission
into departments each department
70 be headed by one OF the commits
sioners and each commissioner to
be an expert in the line OF work in
cluded under his department. For
inztTrcc, DENOMINATION vt-'f4+tl
head a railroad department. another
a telephone and telegraph depart
mcnt, another q power and water.
ways department, and the others
such other lines as come within the
scope OF the commission These
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04

there VII he several charter amend
mcuia before me ohcor one thai
VII De- submitted would give the
election commissioners created by
charter ara, ndmeut In tho August
primary power Co MS the saiarie OF
precinct clio ton officials
Din1eman for Recorder
I'm the Rcculaiion about the TO-
cordership contest. Harry J. ningc'
man. corporation counsel. and Police
Justice Stein are prominently men
toned. H. has hcrn said thar riuse.
man or Sto,n VIII be put up a. tho
strongest rian to Dust the present
recorder Dingeman refuses 10 SAY
lac will run, bui has intimated his
Willingness eeyeral times. n Is also
agreed that Judge stein would Doe
a strong candidate against Judge
Connolly Eugene T.. Mistersky. a.
prominent Detroit lawyer VIII be a
Republican candidate. he says
Republican politicians profess ~
zee rough shedding for Judge con.
molly They say his "clcan city"
campaign against Mayor Marx has
eliminated much ~ the rinmf elc'
ment The Judges friends, however,
Point 10 ms splendid campaign for
MAYOR. when he ran 10000 ahead OF
his ticket. and say ihai in % yr1ins
election. With the partisan p.rit az
low ebb ne will be- an easy ninner
There have been REPORT chat
Judge Connolly would NOT make the
race. that The Detroit federal Dis.
trict will be divided and no VIII be
givon the additional federal ludge
ship
Judge Jcfiiies is expected 10 he a
candidate % succeed himself and no
subs'antia. oppo ion 20 him has
come 20 M" urfle 20 fsr
Tho prman -4r tin April election
VIII DC heiN Maroil
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Many persons were surprised, Thurs
dAA nlnrnlnl L.. h.. a..tIE..
INTERRUPT
NEGROES NAP

John Andrus, a Negro. caused a
burglar scare at No. n Beaubien-
ST. early Thursday morning, when
he tried TO make his way into the
place thru q rear window Detec.
tiyes Wilson. Johnson Coats and
-ft1CEg Eppd 70 the address in the
police flyer. and arrested Andrus.
The prisoner said he formerly
worked al tho Beaubien-st address
and that he merely wanted 10 get IN
70 20 10 sleep He was held on a
charge Of breaking and entering
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
PONTIUS AND
DOUGLASS ARE
INVITED BACK

ANN ARBOR Mich. Jan. A
conference between Athlete Direc
tor Bartelme and Line Coach Pontius
yesterday led 10 renewal Of specu-
lation regarding the personnel of the
University OF Michigan coaching
stafr next fall No information re-
garding the conference was made
public. II is known. however, that
both Douglass and Pontius hava
been invited TO return next fall.
Douglass is holding back. with the
consent OF the Wolverine author
tiles, because OF some tentativs
offers as head coach elsewhere. II
is probable that something OF that
sort Is holding up the Pontius ap
pointment.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04

building. 1t may also come 10 pass
that the oft-discussed building by
the state Of a residence for its gov
errors may again come up in the
legislature. But the general feel
ing is that If one new public build
ing is provided for, the Legislature
will have done about all 1t would
care to do in one session.