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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-18

GARAGE. electric lights. water. brick
floor 431 Topeka ave, after o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-18

New York-Mrs. Florence Pric
brought her two sons to a, recruitin;
station and gave them to the navy
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10
DIAMOND.
Mrs. CHARLES ETTINa.

Your correspondent hns been asked
by readers OF The News who once lived
here but who now reside in the West
ern States, to tell in my items OF the
crops and climate here, 80 you may
read items that bear nothing in the
news line for you, but that our friends
that are gone from in and arotAd Jas
per will be glad to read.
/. Il. Bray was Jasper visitor Sat
urday. We are glad to know Mr.. Bray
is SO much improved in health.
Sarah Scott spent Saturday night
and Sunday with John Pfander and
wife.
Link Milton and wife entertained
friends Saturday night.
Chas. Nett and family were Jasper
shoppers Saturday.
Chas. Elting and wife spent Sunday
with Joe Edwards and wife.
The Moser brothers caught several
young wolves this week. They could
not get the mother, but every little bit
helps.
Walter Mosley called on Paul Ed
wards Sunday and they motored to
Carthage and visited friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. T.. PfanIer has been quite poor
ly for several days.
The cold cloudy days are still with
us. We are still enjoying n heavy coat
when out riding. Oats are looking
fine, wheat is going to BE- much better
than expected, corn is up very good
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10
RISING SUN.
Miss NE1TIE LOWE.

Miss NE1TIE LOWE.
+. Nj. King and wife spent Sunday
afternoon at Riley Kings.
Dick Patterson and Frank King were
Carthage visitors Saturday.
Frank King, Dick Patterson and Ed
Calvert went TO Joplin Thursday.
Joe Rice and family spent Sunday
evening at Dave loves. Joe went on
over to the Gresham brothers to teach
Fred and Andrew how to run their car.
Pea:l Taft and Walter Barlow were
married Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barlow called
at f. M. Kings Sunday morning.
Mrs. Charlie Wright and Mrs. Fred
Follner spent Sunday with Mrs.
George Binney.
Mrs. Clarence Trimble and children
of Colorado are visiting Mrs..Frrimble's
mother Mrs. George Binney.
Mr.. Bowman and family entertained
company from Golden Citw Sunday.
Clarence Cline called ut Dave loves
one evening last week.
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10
DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.

Several members OF Salem were alb
sent Sunday, bringing the attendance
down to SO. Next Sunday is Mothers g
Day and there will be special program.
Boys, il your mother is living and
away from you, make resolution on
Mothers Day to write to her every
week. May the Jasper News carry this
message and bring joy to some OF the
sad mothers.
The program for Children's Day will
be made out next Saturday afternoon
at Salem.
The aid society met at Mrs. Estey's
Thursday. No meeting this week.
Mothers Day will be observed ut the
Brethren Church next Sunday. A
special program after the Sunday
School. Every one invited.
Tom Busby's family and Walter
Carter took dinner Sunday at Lester
Carter's.
Dick Carter and family spent Sunday
at Chas. McAdoo's.
Mrs. Owen spent last week visiting
in Carthage.
The cold weather is very annoying to
the new chicks, and to the people who
have their winter underwear worn out,
and to the sheep that have beensheared
Nolley Blauth was operated on last
Wednesday by DR.. Gentry of Carthage
and DR.. Knott of Jasper for an abcess
in his side. He is now feeling better
and hopes to recover soon.
Tom Brock is not improving very
rapidly.
Mr.. Elliott at Carytown is no better
Tom Flowers is n new member of the
phone family. Ring n short, long
short and you'll get him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood of New Mexico
are visiting at Sam McReynolds'.
The frost of last week has not hur
strawberries much, but beans and to
matoes that were not protected suffered
Farmers are through planting corn
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10
LEBANON.
Miss ZoAH ANDREWS.

NllSo kLOAIl
Clyde Southwicl and family and
Chas. Stansberry and family spent
Sunday at Elmer Gfeer's.
Geo. earns and wife spent Sunday
with his brother, Frank earns, in the
Blue neighborhood.
The Halle and Andrews young folks
spent Friday evening with the Heck
man young folks.
Geo. Redmond and family visited in
Jasper Sunday with Will Redmond
and family.
Mrs. Virgil Dinwiddie is visiting this
week in Lamar with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Cowgirl.
Esther Phillips visited Saturday
night and Sunday with her brother,
Hugh Phillips and wife.
Mrs. Fred Winters parents, Ed
Russell and wife, and her nephew,
Sterning Shoffner, motored up from
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10

Webb City Sunday and spent the day
here.
Jess Miller lost fine horse Sunday
night.
| Geo. Halle returned home from
Duenweg, accompanied by his two
grandchildren, Helen and Baby Nc
Cullen.
The ladies aid will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Clyde Southwick.
George Woodrow and Frank and
Raymond Hickman spent Sunday
afternoon with Guy and Parker An
drews.
Frank Miller and family visited Sum
day at Bub Beatty's.
Claud Mcconnell and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Beatty and wife of
Kenoma.
Glen and Pauline Davis spent Sum
day at Fred Winters.
Will Russell and wife and daughter of
Webb City visited Sunday at Fred
Winters.
Zoah Andrews spent Saturday even
ing at her cousins, Clarence Brown OF
Jasper,
Mrs. Will Lyman and children spent
Saturday evening at Fred Winters.
Myron Miller, Gerald Selsor and Mrs.
Chas. Woodrow and sons, George and
Homer, visited ut Tom Nfiller's Sun
day. Grant Miller called there in the
evening.
Charley Rumsey and wife who have
been visiting at J. c. Laws, left last
week for Oklahoma.
| Will Lane spent Sunday afternoon
with Chas. and Urias Woodrow.
Misses Zoah and Ocie Andrews spent
Sunday afternoon with Helen and
Elsie Hickman.
| Verona Hickman visited Saturday
night and Sunday with home folks.
Luther Miller visited last week with
his grandparents, Levi Miller and fam.
lily of Golden City.
Frank Miller and family visited Sum-
day with his sister, Mrs. Henry Win
der.
J. N. earns spent Sunday afternoon
at C. s. Andrews.
Jess Miller and family spent Sunday
evening at Claud McConnell's.
Maude Miller spent Sunday after
noon with Faye Grim.
Several OF the Young folks OF this
neighborhood attended the party al
Pugh's Wednesday evening. The
evening was enjoyed by playing games
Everyone reported fine time.
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10

though the weather was bad, and every
one had a fine time.
Claude Budd and wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. Pfsnder and wife of Diamond.
Beatrice Mitchell and Violet Budd
spent Sunday evening with Eva Cline.
C. A. Steward and family and Miss
Lucille Jerky OF Carthage called on
John Yates and family Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Cotton called on Mrs. Faris Sun
day afternoon.
Geo. earns and wife took dinner Sun
day with Frank earns and family.
Fred Mitchell and family spent Sun
day with Geo. Costly and wife.
Rev. J. w. Keltner spent Sunday
night with Mr.. Peoples and family.
Mr.. Taylor's mother is visiting them.
Earl Ruckel and family took dinner
Sunday with Mrs. Alice Keltner and
children.
A very large crowd attended the par
ty Saturday night at VIM. Atkinson's.
A good time was reported by all.
Emma Yates, who has been staying
in Carthage, returned home Sunday.
Frank earns and family called at
Geo. Morgan's Sunday evening. Ray
mond Morgan, who has been quite sick
for nearly two month, is reported nc
better.
Bess Dubes called on Edna Yates
Thursday afternoon.
Lee Mitchell and family and John
! Hagen and family spent Sunday after.
noon with Harris Coleman and family.
Bunnie Atkinson visited Sunday
with Ruth Pugh.
Or account of bad weather last week
people had TO stay at home, so they
all went visiting on Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10

but it is most 10 cold for it to grow
much. Gardens are very good and few
warm days most OF us would be able to
reduce our high cost Of living.
Mr.. Farr is still confined to his bed.
Mrs. Thomas Edwards is on the sick
list. Mrs. VIM. Patterson visited her
Monday.
1t will soon be shecp-shearing time
but we do not believe wool has reached
the dollar mark that was predicted in
the spring.
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10
BLUE STAR,
Mrs. MYRTLE CoIHER.

Mrs. Vera Bunnell called on Mrs.
Thompson and daughter one morning
last week.
Adam Malone and family visited
Yves Malone and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Owen returned to her home
in Carthage Tuesday after a visit of
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
Coiner. ~ ''.r
Mrs. Cecil Kaderly spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. Mary Brown.
Frank Killy and wife and daughter,
Mrs. Sophia Onstott, were Saturday
dinner guests at ] T.. Hull's.
Mr.. lIalterman was in Golden City
from Tuesday until Saturday of last
week. '..
John King was q Carthage visitor
Saturday. -,
Bert and Jean Brown spent Monday
with Blanche and Edna Malone.
Miss Elsie Kaufman spent Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Myrtle Coiner.
J. Il. Hull and wife went to Carthage
Thursday evening to attend the we'd
ding of Mr.. Hull's niece, Miss Mildred
Hull, and Marion Post, both of Har.
risonville, Ark.
Mrs. Brown and daughter Miss Foy
of Lamar, and Harry Bunnell and wife
were callers at U. Fl. Browns Monday
Mr.. Halternian went to Mt. Vernon
Sunday. -
Mrs. Cecil Kaderly called on Mrs
Coiner Friday morning.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Goddard
and little daughter Mary Louise spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hickman
and daughters.
L. II. Brown and family visited
Thursday afternoon with Adam Ma
lone and wife.
William Kaderly and son Bert visit
ed at J. +. Hull's Sunday. II. e
Coiner and. L. II. Brown called there
in the afternoon.
Dewey NIiEesell worked for Tony
Halterman last week.
Miss Floy Brown of Lamar called a
the Hickman home Monday.
Mr.. Fuller and son OF Golden City
spent Sunday with Mr.. Halterman.
U. II. Brown and family and IIlls
Mikesell visited at H.. e. Coiner's Sun
day Harry Bunnell and wife spent the
afternoon there also.
John Taffner and family visited with
relatives Sunday.
Misses Myrtle and Bessie Hamm an6
brother spent Sunday afternoon al
James Kauffman's.
Mrs. Halterman called on Mrs. Nor
ton Friday morning.
The Jasper news., 1917-05-10
BLUE AND BETHEL.
Miss EDNA YATES.

Geo, Lilly and family and Henry
Pugh and family spent Sunday with
John King and family near Boston.
Mrs. Geo. Costly, who has been Wis
iting her son George in oklahoma, re.
turned home Saturday.
Frank Baston and wife and Grand
ma Castlebury visited Sunday with A.
Beeson and family.
Jessie Lucas spent Sunday with Leah
Arner.
The party at Rosco Lilly's Wednes-
day night was well attended, even
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
APRIL DAYS
FINE FOR BALL
Tener SCOTS ut Notion That
Season should BE
Opened Later

NEW YORK. Jan There Is
one mighty good reason why argr-
ments in favor o. shortening Va
-ional league schedules or starting
them later, never got serious consid
Grafton a, meetings OF tho oder ma
TOR league
Gov John X Tene- Is the reason
and biz explanations aiVays pu' e
quietus or talk &c that sort Tener
figured il oct last summer when
the Boston Brayes were having such
hard time With athome dates.
Early in the spring year ago
the Braves had good weather az
home and 80 did other National
league clubs in the east put later
il began 20 rain. va cold AMI
everything seemed go conspire
against baseball Tie result wa
that altho the Braves wee in tho
race righf along they had one -
the poorest years n their history
Gov Tener observed that good
weather had favored 'hls club early
and ~ began O 90 INTO records He
found that just NJ often as not good
weather was 90 tap FOR opening
dates and In fact FOR Tho frs
month Of the season Then would
come bad spells Sometime they
st-rcl tho eastern half - the cir
tul, and sometime fbey didn't SIC
found. he declared. that more games
had been lost in late season than
in the early spring
With this 20 work on y was easy
70 discover that starting tho season
later or cutting n shcrt wold actin.
ally work hardship On toe clubs
instead Of giving ftem better
Vhack a. The good weather
stretches
John Heydler secretary ~ ihe
league. added little information
when he said ma, for severai years
November weather has been better
FOR baseball than many summer
dates
Il isn't AWAY the case that
spring weather s. most favorable.
Some years show bad day carly
and perfect one IN June bat r..
cent years have been just he re-
verse
Statistic ~ this kind efeciually
stopped talk ~ rearranging sched
ules.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
'Friscan Is Master of
Buckeye, But Is
LOafer

Johnnie McCarty made sucker
OF Bryan Downey last night. but re-
fused TO fight him So Referee
Billy Rocks declared No contest
q bout that promised Co DE tho
choicest hsuc treat OF the winter.
Every body acquainted Nlth the prin.,
Cipals MAS amazed at the manner Ia
which the Aght turned out The
only sane conclusion seems to BE-
that Mccarthy lOafed along. plan
ming 20 finish puwne> On one
punch rally re easily Was TIE mas
ter OF the Columbus bear cat. but
he made no enort 70 follow up his
advantage Rooks waited until the
seventh round had started. anu then
chased he boys oui Of the ring
They Nero warned said Rock.
after the hasco "uo8ney Was try
ing hard enough 1li McCarthl MAS
much too fine e. box, Tor him tie
couldn't iay his glove on he Frs
can nuf MCCARTHY refused to tight
hack 10 simply ioyeu with Bryan
md whae the eVh bition VAS clever.
q die not please The fans I'm ia
there 20 protect fhe men who pas
biz rr.ces for rms ,ide so3ts tcld
Mccarthy Ia ,he fourth round nat
he would have 10 aghts harder or SCI
out II ne intended 10 stage o whirl
wind finish. be had plenty ~ oppor
unity warned them bnth n the
sixth round that there ~onia lav"
10 be more action or ta hou would
enc The seventh showed no un
Jaoyemcnt and oGf of Tho ring
cha ed them think l.Vas right
Rocks was right McCarihr was
in condition lie SHOW "a sAlii which
demonstrated thar b, aus hrii
Ian; boxer ills record SHOWS rhut
h. cam tJ0Wu"v II 4 V0rNTnT-
good boy RHt no match FOR $50
Carthy Tho batter fror be vest
had a haau'iful chance 10 delhro7e
the club idol and sin = permanent
toxing home FOR himself Why hc
passed j, az D. profound mysterl
Al any fave Tho JiK 5C-1- us =
frost. and nobody sas 20 Diane *
cepi Mccarthy who Niil suffer most
The semi final was y grea scrap.
Parl Hclke shaded Nicky Krause q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
MacOmber, Owner of
Star Hawk, Is
Importer

America colony y foreign bred
running race norses has been aug
mented by The arrival a. New York
Of three Of Tho ciasfiest colts that
ever have undergone development.
in England. Foremost OF The trio
which will be added 10 the Macon
Der stable % turf performers. is
North star. winner Of the English
classic Tor two-year-oids last season
the Middle Park Plate The other
two racers are War Star and King
Joker.
The victor IN The classy Middle
Park Plate event. accordine 10 Eng
fish custom. more or less automa'l
caliy becomes favorite ior Tho Eng.
fish Derby in the winter books In
numerous instances Tho winner o.
The Plate has 'riumphed IN Tho pro.
mief nxturc for three yearolds no
Derby
A. X. Mscomber. who made b
debut in American turf circle issf
season. principally thru the medium
o. Star Hawk. ls reported 10 haya
paid $4,000 FOR Sorth Star BY Sun
star Angelic War Star also two
yearoid BE- b. slnstsr Berue. an
Kings Joker three yosr.old s 0f
Sunfcr Absurdiiy
Macomber and he irslners believe
that in North Star they vii have
one OF the greatest performers on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
Sport
~ CHATTER

Wen. We stiII have 80 md out
whether It, more Darcy or Les Darcy.
Josuny Couion pulled a comeback
the other nisht. boy. page Abe AtteiL
NJ Horace. the cs.e Isn't that des-
persts. Frank MORAN might learn
how To drive n truck. you Know.
There's one thinE shout n wrestler.
They never die of coucus~ton 81 the
brsfn.
Modest Dss wousn. the silent.
nov wants 10 bet ~ 400 Hat Lesin-
sky Will knock ont tc- Dnrcy. nIabt
o.. well make "a . million. Dan, In
thsf Mind Of moaey.
CorrIe MACK admits that the Red
ser md waite SOS win - better
t~sns shsr the Athletic. IN 1917.
usw csns1de~ste-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
FARRELL CALLS
men TONIGHT
Michigan'S Track Season Win
Open With Meeting of
Candidates

iBY JAMES SCHERHERHoRN. IN.
ANN KRBoR. Mich. Jan. n
Miohigan's track season viii BE- Of
hcislly opened tonight. when Coach
Farrell and Captain Carroll meet the
prospective member Of the team IN
Waterman gymnasium for The an
nual discussion Of plans and train
ing rules The new track will De-
completed next week and the mer
who renort tonight will start real
Mnrk- ihen
Few freshmen from last yea
,esm have signised their intention
20 compete so far. with the eJcep.
ton % the men who ran las, fan
on The cross country team and are
candidates for o. distance events.
No less ran four will report Tor Tile
mile Parks and Horr in The dasres
and Haigh IN the high iunp look
like me besf prospects outside or
The distance men
The list o. candilatcs as th.s have
reported for work 50 far Is not very
large. bat the majority o. the mca
are known class having beer
members ~ Tie team last season
Captain Far7oil iu the mile Murphy
ia he halfmlie. Simmons IN the
high jump Gross in the Neicht
events and Fon,ans in the Quarter
are the best IL sigh Zos.iiu
Re is eligible should prove a STAR
There are four football men iu tie
weigh, events sharpe beng ,he iast
man 20 report smith. football cap
'sin-elect. Walls of the reserves
and cross. candidate ,or h vsrst,
last fall. comprise this part os the
team The men and their events
peshcs--0 Brsn Scnfrfd vst-
ersus Far&s. Zcellln snd II
SDFhow1ras
Qsarte--ra ie-scoesld Ha-isll
Tontana Huntington ard ROBIN
son an veterans
Haif-rie Marrhy veteran
TQy. sgphor-
Hle--Ca-rsli veteran RoguA
Earrfsi lhoriaras
------ - -
Kessisr Gooespee5, 81 kee. soph-
oncres
SHOT ~, smI;h cross. Ys.-
srars sharpe and walls
High lntn7--Sir nons. veteran
Halgh sopharores
Hurdles Warre- ftsrau
Zoeliin. Resrcesisy. MacM MILAN.
sophomore
Several 0l the distance men may
81 changed 70 haltmilers II the Sis
% this squad does ror iucresss
aitho FOX and Murphy are o. rsa,
class and promise pell Tor Michigan
n this event
The mid-season hole in The Mich
gan football schedule for 1917 has
not been plugged Nebraska seems
to be willing 20 play only under
home and home agreement \ team
from The Pacific coast n8t D. INA
ported for the October q date
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11

a swell slugging match, bui wa
himself badly msusad in th, final
round A. soon AS iielke learns
more about hitting y, Wiz bee a
main bout candidate The seco1d
prellm introduced a boy who looked
like a million dollars iic ia hu'e
skin Hunter Vho weighs ouly lo3
pounds ne fought lentleg VINO hit
llc little follow iu 'Ae car n the
nrst round iu Wild faae tiny Hun
fef climbed ugt,r Hc1tlr1 and
raised his heavier opponent from
iho Goor WITH his terrific punches
Ia one uinute benuea wa counted
cut nurter's estibHnn alone wac
worth the price ot sdmiiun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11

The American tracks even better
than the sensational Star Hae
North star performed frequently as
a twoyearold and won most % ihe
events be entered Evper Judges
-of horse flesh, and hore tempera.
ment, hste pronounced Nsrih Star
rare specimen mentally equipped
fDr Erlel.ng competition That be-
BIS = strong heart vas shown by
several - hls races In England
wnsn on badly o. the barrier nc
came win 4 rush IN he final fur.
longs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
North Star, S40,OO0Colt From
England, to Race in States
MONA. cAvEMAN,
is MUSCLE BOUND.
HAs NO KNOCKOUT

Bob Mona. he middie1 eiRh
fighter, is the resl csveman of
the ring today
Moha b. shorter han mos
lightweight bur IS more oreg
fully muscled than jess willard
Hts laws are heavy and ln some
ways resemble those OF Tom
Sharkey His head is set on mis-
shoulders with only an apology
~ = NECK
But Mohs sltho ln>manv way
resembling the zrea' Joe Wal
colt. can never be a great fghte-
because .n spite ~ BIS r-est
strength he is partly muscle
bound and cannot hg hard
enough 20 score knockout on
the big men 10 has 70 face.
Moha strikes shorf ebony
punch which docs no' carr
much he'f uifh t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
MATCH RACES
AT DEXTER PARK

Some match race that deeei9ped
oat 81 tho View Year arguments viii
le staged AZ fhe Dexter Park speed
say next sundaf C.ea 3 and
Myra rolle vii clash Tor $500 a eide
and ,herr VIII be races between Non.
tie J and a. r r and Kinz and
Milton p Waesrel on these last
eva conte Hli, oo 500 a side
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
CAMPUS A. {. TO
HAVE SMOKER

The Campus Athletic club. which
has 2 gymnasium Al No ai5 wood
wsTdRve.. will hold rs weekly smok.
er tonight Three boxing bouts and
two wrestling matches will be- fea-
tDred on The program Jerry bal.
Ton will bCS Jimmie Anderson and
Willie Piedfori will mill with
George Hicks IN six rounds bouts.
The program will start al $3.50
o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
me Mccarthy Golden Opportunity Become Local lido
Nc earthly Bout Is
FrOst---BOXers Chased Out
M'NElL READY TO
BATTLE CHAMPION

KANSAS CITY Jan IS. Hen
ME Mcneil. OF Detroit h signed
To fight Petc Herman FOR the ban
tamwciphi champion hip OF The
world The date b. son Tor Jan
uary %. The only thing now In
the way of the bout is the fact
that Herman has not signed Ef
forts are leing made 20 get his
signatur, az once. Mcneil agreed
sonie time ago 10. meet The win.
nor OF the WnllGms.lIcrman bout
last Tuesday night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
BREWER To BE
INVITED BACK

EAST LANSING Mich Jan ~
As predicted in th,sc columns few
week. aso Chester r. Brewer VIII
DE inyred 60 reiprr "a tAe Michigan
Agricultural college as director OF
athletics. . position which hc held
prior TO the coming ~ John MacA
In brewer resigned ip go 90 The
University of Missouri bore be
has been since II s feared that
ranroi be tempted Haes Ia n
A G. A new football coach "lll be-
employed IN addition 10 ihe athletic
.dlrector
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
MAYBE OAvN HAS
NOTHING TO SAY

NEW YORK Jan II DAY
Fultg, expected statement re-
sardlns the refusal o. the M
,ional board 20 grant demand
~ minor league bah players wa
not forthcoming Wednesday
FGltg said. however. b. probably
would have something 70 say
later
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
20 RUNNING COLTS
ARE MISSING AT SEA

LEXINGTON Ky Jan H.
Jack keene and Phil Chinn. her
lucky horsemen are IN New
York today irving 20 learn some
thing OF the Whereabouts OF tn
steamship M.nnshaha which
sailed from England Dee 10
Carrying over 90 royalty bred III
lies and colts They fear he
ship has been summarized
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
STECHER BEST,
SAYS GOTCH

CHICAGO. Jan. ll.-Frans Goich.
in Chicago on his way south t0r the
winter today reiterated his claim
TIA; he IS out o. the wrestling game
for good
"I'H DO a. Fear- Old next April
Time 10 Quit" be- said
Gotch thinks srecher .z-.l.a oest
nan IN toe game. but hopes f5at
someone ike Farmer Burns gets
hold ~ him 20 teach aim p =
new holds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-11
The Double Cross.

|nvHE let a day 20 by
without sending
u have
pity and not be rough The champion actually
his training visiting his barber and entered the March
wasline
opponent superb shape and the Mccoy slipped
mined 90 light the thing
Thanks TO the lean Mccoy
and
champion the
beating gwen
the bitter douoeercss