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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
RAZORBACKS DEFEAT
LOUISIANA, ID TO O

SHREVEPOR La, Nov. s.
Louisiana State University went down
to defeat here this afternoon at the
state fairgrounds before the terrific
onslaught of the University OF Arkan-
sas eleven. II TO 0. Time after time
the Razorbacks used the forward pass
for long gains and the clever work of
Davidson. Arkansas captain, who used
his head. legs. and toe at air stages of
the game, bewildered his opponents.
Louisiana was weak In all departments
OF the game. Benoit, quarterback,
and Dumon. center, for the Tigers,
played good gamees.
Several thousand persons witnessed
the game, including a large delega-
tion Of students from the Louisiana in
stitution. the J.. S. u. band. members
OF the 154th infantry. stationed at
Camp Beauregard, Alexandria, and the
regimental band. The weather was
perfect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
KENDALL FIRST TO
DAMAGE SOLDIERS
Tays Carries Fumbled Ball for
Touchdown Yet Locals
Lose Is to 6.
PRESByTERIANS SHOW CLASS
Camp Funston Scene of Real
Gridiron Battle; Bridges
Breaks Collarbone.
Snecial 10 The World

Special to The World.
CAMP FUNSTON, Kan, Nov. s.
Altho defeated by a score of Is 10 6.
Kendall college scored a tactical vic
tory today in its clash with the all
star team of Camp Funston. Except
for kicking. the invaders played al
most as good a game as the soldier
team containing some Of the greatest
football stars that have been turned
out in the middle west during the last
three or four years. And when Johnny
q Tays picked up fumbled ball and
raced across for touchdown, II was
the first time the soldiers had been
scored upon. Last Saturday Colorado
college lost to the same team by the
score Of AZ to O.
The soldiers had a weight advan-
tage of rs pounds to the man.
Kendall undoubtedly would have
been a harder team to beat had II not
been for an accident to Bridges in the
first period. A broken collar bone
received early in the fray eliminated
what appeared to be one OF the best
players on the Presbyterian eleven.
Gains OF twenty to thirty yards fire.
quently were made by Springer and
Eause. Springer ran back the initial
kickoff twenty yards.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
VANDERBILT SUFFERS
ITS GREATEST DEFEAT

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 3.-Georgie
Techs more seasoned brand Of foot
hall proved too much for Vanderbilt
here today. the Jackets piling up a
total Of sS points and administering
the worst defeat ever said to have
been scored against an eleven repre-
senting the Nashville institution. 1t
was Techs first triumph over the
Commodores since football relations
were established in 1895, altho the
two teams had not faced each other
in for the last seven years. Tech ran
up 27 points in the first period and
in the second period scored two more
touchdowns. The visitors defense
broke down in the third and fourth
periods. altho by a rally in the final
period Vanderbilt worked the ball to
Tech 10-yard line but lost 1t on downs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
Latonia Race Results and Entries

's; Nv ~ 1U3; Hull Gul, 1o3; oga Pc.
irova, lo5 Mabel Trask, los; Ululelc. los :;
r ecSealt Lars 100 Jean X, loS; Pass |, 1oS ;
Hug Ne. lo5 Angeine Io5; Plsneta, III
AS" eligible: Charming, III; Lady g, 9s;
M,nehIotus, lO5; 'Blsnny, 9s; Dirty Face.
SECOND RACE. claiming. $500 fourycar.
00lds and up, mile and siXtccuth: 'Fleuron
II, lG2; joan Hurrie lO7: Noppthys, iO7:
GrasTere, 107; 'Cysh Gentleman lilo: Mud
Sdll, ll2; 'Tush Tush, l07 Beauty shop,
i91; sSa: Tours Io7; lndolerce, lo7i Rifle
ible: Foxy Grff, l12: Dolina, l12; I.sdy
Jan9 GRAY, lO7; Safely First lO7; Aide
baron l07 Beautiful Girl. lO7
THIRD RACE. purse 500, two.year.o olds,
six furlones W. w. Hastings 100; Duke OF
Savoy. 1o3, Ernest B 1O7; North SEA, los +;
amerla ainer l99' St Augustine 100; Imp Jack
lOe; Myrtle Gal, loo Jane frances ios /;
EncS ll2. Also Eligible: Imp spearlne. ll2 !;
Lucy p. ll2; Waiter Trady, 10s; Steven son,
ioS Rr.on Psddler, ll2; Spring Side, 100.
o;ls and and w. mill ana seventy yards: War
Fell Swoop, loa, BrGdlry's Choice lO6
Lish' Id, p Foot i 81 lmT Arrie, Its o,grmula,
FIFTH RACE, purse $1,000, Fernbank
handicap. all ages, six furlongs: Phocion,
1o4 Fruit Cake, 1i2; solly, 1i5; Etruscan,
nj Pr 'T,nnGisy RncEy cIanire ha 5000
olds, rilc and seventh yards Lady Ward.
81: 'Monotony. 100: Flash of Steel, 1O4 !;
Miles Finlen, los; Glare, 1o5: Knebelksmp.
los; Pasc De Chance 81 Evelyn V, Io2
H.mlock. 1922 Sleeper 1o7; Hiatin. los
DR. Barlow 116. Also eligible: FL Roy. los I;
Broom Sweep. lo1; Beauty Spot, l02; Ed
Grader, 1902
SEVENTH RACE, claiming, $500. four.
year-olds aud up, mile ard a sixteenth
Miss Fannie, 1o5; Water War; los; Stout
FROST. 1o7 Black Broom, 100, tSayonarra
l02; Thistle Green, los; Clark NJ. l05;
'Tur,o l06; Julia L. l09: Prince S, 1l3
Weather clear; track fast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
FATCHEs EGGS IN HIS WELL
Artesian Hot Water Put To Double Use
by Colorado Man.

An artesian well of hot water that
serves the double purpose of irrlgating
his land and Matching hens eggs is
owned by r. l.. Edmunds, living near
Oasis, in the Coachella valley, The
water has a temperature of 1O1 de-
igees at the well. 1t irrigated six
acres of asparagus from which Mr..
EdmuDds made almost daily ship
ments during December, January anu
February
Heat to operate an incubator Is ss
cured by placing five-gallon cans with
perforated sides in an irrigation ditch
The cans are PARTLY filled with sand
in order to sink them. The eggs are
then put in the sand and turned daily
until hatched. AS the water. Is at an
even temperature at all times, a sat
isfactory hatch record has resulted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
OKLAHOMA CITY HIGHS
FAVORED FOR HONORS
Special 10 The World.

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA <TTY. Nov b
Trouncing Enid, 54 to 0, at Enid. the
Oklahoma city higJ football team
kept it's record Of victories intact aud
practically clinched the state confer
ence championship. The next three
games will he played here with teams
already badly defeated. Enid fought
Oklahoma City hard In the first half
and yielded but l3' points oklahoma
City opened up with battling forward
passes In the second half and run up
n heavy score.
Halfback White, Hardy Tyler and
Garner were the chief ground gamers
for Oklahoma City.
Blatter's good defensive work fea-
tured Ends play.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
Michigan .smo,hcrs kalamazoo.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. 3.-Thc
powerful rushes of the University Of
Muchigan football eleven were too
much for the Kalamazoo college here
this afternoon, the Wolverine winning
CO to o. Weston Of Michigan smashed
thru the line time and time again for
consistent gains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
Iowa Loses to Sailors.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Nov. Pow
erful offensive work of former col
legiate stars gave the Great Lakes
training station % to IA victory
over the University Of Iowa eleven
here today.
Frequent minor injuries marked the
contest, which was a seesaw affair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
Yesterdays Results.


FIRST RACE, six furlongs: Bontromp.
~ (Mink)a $500. $3.50 and $40, won ;
Rog. 100 lShannon), 50 30 and 40, sec.
ord ord Duke Of Savoy, l12 sGcntrD, 50, third
Dhab.al. Cts II, Herman, Melilctus, o'Mal.
ley Redmou, Reedlto V also ran.
SECOND RACE, six furlongs: Arthur Mid.
dIsion. 1os SHowardl, s2lo sll.oo and
third. Time, l l2 Is. Mary Belle, Cane Run,
David Craig Arch Plotter, Bedtime Stories,
Auriga, othello, Langhorne. Thistlegreen also
ran.
THIRD RACE. mile and a sixth: Little
String, 1Os Barrett. $500. $500 and
IS 10. wen; Big Fellow, l05 tGentry). Sc 80
and $500 second; Howdy Howdy. 1o9
Solid Rock <ingfisher Fairy Legend, lack
snipe. Fair Orient, Foxy GriH, Wadworth' s
Last, Executor. Margaret n. also ran,
FOURTH RACE, six furlongs: Tscola, lG5
ST. Augustine, loe Glsrtin). 1890 and
neiy). 50 &c, third. Time, / IL Is Mis-
tress Polly. Sweet Alyesum, Atalanta, lanes
Foster. Spenrlanc also Nn.
FIFTH RACE. Latonia Cup handicap,
cOwn, 10 twillisl, S2l 80, ssiO and Solo,
won Manager Waite. 10 (Martinl Is 80
Dr. Samuel. Fizer, Midway also ran.
sINTH RACE, mile and seventy yards
Cudgel 126 (kederis), $3.50, $3.50 and
s2.a0. won. Col Vennie, 124 tCrump), S3.2O
and So 10. sesond; Lady Rotha l04 (Bar.
rett !, 81 80. third. Time, 1:41 As. Guy For
tune. Tokay also ran.
SEVENTH RACE, mile and a furlong
Ogla Star, 104 l.. Garncr). $500, S3.7O
and s9.2o won; Fly Home. l07 Connolly ,
$3.50 and s5.40, second; lovial. 95 (Gruoer)
$50, third. Time. l 81 as. Grumpy. Bell
Boy. J. c. Stone, Ycnghee, Bre, Night Owl,
Ninety Simplex also ran.
MONDAYS Entries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
NEITHER CHICAGO OR
= ILLINOIS CAN SCORE

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Turned back by
a tumble on the three-yard line the
University OF Illinois football team
could do no better than a scorelers tie
in it's game with the University of
Chicago eleven here today. The result
grouped these two teams with Ohio
State as the only undefeated aggre-
cations in the Big Ten conference,
Michigan's schedule giving that eleven
no chance at the 1917 title.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04

Tobe Moseley says it's awful lone
some this fall with all the hogs gone
to market.
Rax Barlow is shaping his business
affairs and getting himself in reedi-
ness to depart within the next day or
two for Bounding Billows. he having
been notified by the government this
morning that there remained in the
post office there a 1-cent letter ad-
dressed to him.
Washington Hooks thinks that after
all of life's cares and worries he can
get a lot of satisfaction and enjoy
ment out Of life now, since all of his
dogs are now big enough to get out
and hustle for themselves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
BADGERS UPSET DOPE
AND ALSO MINNESOTA

MADISON. Wis. Nov. Minnesota
was eliminated from the Big Ten foot
ball championship race today when
Wisconsin scored Il 10 TO Z victory in
the biggest upset OF the season. II
was Wisconsin's first triumph In five
years over its traditional foe. The
Badgers displayed surprising re-
versal of form over the showing they
made against Illinois early in the sea-
son when they were defeated. to 0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
RaIl Players Enlist.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-Ralph Shar-
man. who was to have played with
the Philadelphia Americans next year,
and John Dell, formerly big league
player enlisted here today In the ar
tillery. They will leave for training
camp on Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
Iru,luns Whip Soldiers.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. g.
The Cleveland Americans today won
two games from teams OF the Ohio
national guard division training here.
II first met a nine from the main
camp and then met team from the
hospital corps.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04

Summary: Substitutes, Central, Lu-
cas- for Hollister, Spangler for Bar
nett; Aggies, Barrett for Percy, Boil
yard for Graham. Bailey for Stafford,
Ray for Gallagher. Touchdown,
Lookabaugh, Ray; goals. Ray: referee,
Meacham. oklahoma; umpire, Arnett
headlinesman, Barnes, Missouri.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
Syracuse Duplicates Feat.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 3.-Syr-
acuse duplicated its defeat of two
years ago by defeating Brown 6 to 0
here this afternoon. The visitors at
straight football outplayed the Bruno
ians both extensively and defensively.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
Ne,hcrcott Stars for Cornell.

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 3.-Nether-
cotts 70-yard run for a touchdown
| and the fine playing Of Cross, a third
string back substitute for Van Horn
in the second quarter, were the fea-
tureS here today of the 70 TO o victory
Of Cornell over Carnegie Tech.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
Scorelcss Tie.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 3.-The
Harvard informal eleven and the
Portland f@aval Reserves played a
scoreless tie on Soldiers Field today.
Both elevens were strong in defense
and the goal lines were never In dan-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04

Substitutes: Gail for Allen, Allen
for Setser, Arbuckle for Bridges.
Kendall scoring: Touchdown. Tays.
Army scoring: Touchdown, Schwei-
ger: goals from field. Wait 2; goal
after touchdown. Wait; safety.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04

=; Oklahoma, 0, 0, Z. 7-14. Ref
cree. Grover, X. C. A. c. Uinpire,
Quigley, st. Marys, Head Linesmar,
Sermon. Springfield train school.
Missouri scoring: Touchdown. Nor
ris l.
Time of periods. Is minutes.
Goal from touchdowns, Collins |.
Oklahoma scoring: Touchdowns,
Wilmoth l.. Davis /. Goal from touch
downs, Davis 2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04

Mondays Entries.
FIRST RACE, claiming $500. maiden fil.
lies, two -yesr-olds, five iurlongs: PIN Tray,
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
LIEUT.. THAW
HAS SLAIN
5 FOEMEN
Is Now Entitled To
Rank of Ace"
Among Airmen
DISTINCTION
HARD TO WIN
Enemy Planes Must Be
Brought Down In
French Lines

PARIS May Lieut. VIM Thsw
81 tho Lafayette O. radyille has
achieved The distinction Of an Ace
TN tho American nvng squadron
With t1e Fraoc6 army re brought
down 3 8tth enemy aeroplane on
S7urdU u Was announced today
According 20 mo French army
regulations iInut ThaN noN takes
Ms place u tha li-' Of living stars
ebofc exploits arc mentioned in
the army @Do-t NJ the iay hy name
30 aviator s mentioned by name
until he has trough down five on
emy machines and This means that
the Eve must actually fall within
Tho French Tines and rhcir destruc
ton DC verified hy French officials
report such ueofW rules usually
mean that French flyer viii
bring down dozen or so enemy
ma.hine MOSTLY beyond the
French lines before no IS able 20
achieve the proud distinction Of an
ace"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
MARX TO DIRECT
REGISTRATION
Mayor to Head BOARD of Four
In Charge of Draft Here;
Blanks Arrive

A board o' ioHr members headed
b. MAYOR Mars. and including one
physician. VIII bo u charge OF the
registration u u,uoit Of all men
liable f7r mHHar crvicc under the
sclectve draft rm Instructions
were received ht 'he mayor Thurs
day from Gos -ieopor who has been
requested hv the 0ar department 90
take charge of registration plans in
an cities ~ Michigan Of more than
80 coo population
ReFi truon. followed ont along
Tho present plan. wiN be- completed
iu our day All ot the city's cleo
t0n machinery WIll De brought into
play oith one res trar and assist
ants o. each OF the pos voting pre-
c.ncts
when tho mavor returns from Mt
Clemens where hc enjoying a
several days ~ he VIII announce
the m m0crs VI thr registration
board
county and city hoard Of con.
troll go supervise tho rcEistration b.
provided for in tho governors let
tor. lie suggests that the mayors
board. after organization, name one
registrar or assistant for every l.
100 population The date OF regis
traicn win bc fixed by proclama
ton ~ President Wilson.
q supply of registration blanks,
five mails sacks fun have been re
ceived by Che mayor and have been
stored in The city hall vault await
inr the time WHOM The president
rroclmms that the registration shall
begin
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
STREET CAR MEN
ASK PAY BOOST
FROM JAN. |

When fho arbitration board which
viii sotue Tho DISPUTE between
street car men and the Detroit Unit
ed railway held rs first meeting
1'hursday afternoon. r. received
demand from the mon that The now
wage scale 20 be adopted he dated
Jan. I The arbitrator are John A..
Russell. FOR The company Judge f..
! Jefrrie' for The men with Jud-
son Grenell. third member
The board met In Judge Jeffrles'
Office late Thursday when the ques.
tions that both sides concede were
submitted. ". r Mahon. president
~ tho Amalgamsted Association OF
Electric Railway Employees then
submitted the demand that the pay
schedule be made retroactive so that
the men could collect the increase
from The first OF The year Mahon
said that the proposal to arbitrate
Was submitted on Jan !. and that
the award should date from that
time Tho board took no action on
the question, but adjourned 20 meet
again next Monday afternoon
Printing-the PLAIN neat kInd--thst
L. FiRht-Ttrncs Job Dcpf.--Main 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
LAUNCH PLAN TO
REDUCE COUNCIL
Citizens League Officers Dis
cuSs Details AT Banquet
Thursday Night

Separation OF - aldermen from
their jobs r. p different matter from
separating elections Henry Me-
land told 500 members OF the De
troit Citizens league at a dinner
Thursday night, in the Board OF
Commerce a movement was
launched TO secure for Detroit a
small non-partisan council elected at
large Mr. Leland who is the
founder OF the league called upon
The members 70 get signatures for
an amendmen, 20 that end
a message from Mayor Marx. w@o
e IN AIT Clemens, indorsed the pro
posal for a smaller council His
letter was greeted by loud cheers
That tho burdens OF the war will
rest heavily on American cities and
necesstate municipal efficiency was
The contention OF Clinton Rogers
Woodruff secretary for % years Of
the National League OF Municipal
tiles. who came from Philadelphia
TO peak al the dinner
I'VE need financial preparedness
I'm city government" he said The
people have been so prosperous in
tho past they have layly paid the
price OF inemciency and graft Now
our country has voted $1,000 600 900
for war. money which will have 20
be raised by the American people
The good fellowship period Of city
government has passed and we have
come 20 the period OF efrciency
This means selecting men for how
much they know OF city government,
not because they are Republicans or
Democrats, Masons or Oddfellows
I'VE want preparedness in gov
ernmental machinery In this city
Of machinery you scrap an old tool
NJ once when YOU find better new
one A council Of 90 men is an IN
adequate piece Of governmental ma
chinery"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
ALDERMEN
BACK DOWN
ON BANNER
Kill Race Sign Permit
In Special SEES
sion
ACTION WAS
UNNECESSARY
II acing Association
Had Withdrawn
Request

Altho the council had In IT. pos
session letter from the Western
Racing association withdrawing its
application for a permit TO string a
banner across Woodward ave. advere
Using the Windsor races. the alder
men, in a special meeting Thursday
night, voted unanimously 10 recon
slider and postpone indefinitely the
resolution OF Aid. Charles w Bur
ton. adopted Tuesday, giving the as-
ISOLATION the requested permission.
Ala Tom Gilman made the motion
10 reconsider and Aid Burton sup
ported TO-
Action in recon sidering the reso-
luton vas fastened by me over
Whclming public sentiment against
permitting Tho city 90 officially sane
lion m out-and-out gambling propo-
sitson, especially az a time when
every call is for patriotic action,
AID John Lodge who ives among
those who voted against Aid Bur
tons resolution. was responsible in
mo- small measure for tho reconsid-
Grafton vote He had openly at
tackled Mo councils action since the
adoption of tho resolution
Aid Burton explained 10 the coun-
ell Thursday night that no dld not
consider tho resolution unpatriotic.
Furthermore. no said that passes
10 Tho races were not Intended for
the aldermen as bribes. and that
no himself never attended tho races.
The letter from r. VI. sullivan.
general manager OF the Western
Racing association Withdrawing the
application follows
When We made application for
permission 20 string banner. FOR
races We had no Ifca IL would cause
any undue agitation. as II was part
% our Advertising campaign Tn
der the circumstances please con
slider this letter as withdrawal OF
said application
Tho spcci1l meeting OF the aid
ermen WAS called 10 receive the re
port ~ the board OF review. which
completed it- deliberations lae
Thursday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
City News in Brief

The May Number thu tttrhtEHn
Railway Guide 10 on the pres~.
"Curious. Isn't a." snid an observer
la "a Crosstown ear, Thursday, "but
gentlemen with rumpled. grimy
linen nearly always wear elahOr-
ate stckpius Ina their nerkties
The Detroit postofncc again e. an
need OF an elevator conductor, aud
ia advertising "a civil service exam
inauon 90 he held MAY % The
position pays $500 year
The Detroit Rotary club has adopted
o. resolution prRislnE Edwin Dcnby
Tor bis patriotic action I'm cnlisting
1u the Marine corps. The club vot-
I'd 70 suspend his dues during the
time Of his service.
1--WE seem "a he getting along fairly
well without German dyes" said
man Friday morning. as he sur
vcycd group ~ girls Ia green,
yellow and pink coats blue red
and orange hats, yellow. gray and
white shoes on their way 20 work.
The Adcruft club Of Detroit L. plan
ninE on sending about 20 of the
leading advertising men OF the city
60 the national convention OF the
Associated Al Clubs OF the World
IA ST. Louis. June 90 Z. Already
hair that number have promised 20
attend
On showing that Louis Hernetet
took out citizenship papers before
HIS death. Jan % last. Judge Com
mhnd. Thur sday appointed Edward
?. Cullen administrator for his
estate. estimated AZ t36. 900 Joseph
Belanger French consui repre-
scented heirs OF Hermetet in France
Life and Training in the q. 4. navy"
patriotic screen picture prepared
for and by tho r. s. government
has been sent 20 Detroit for exhibit
ton in local theaterr. The film e.
free for the asking Application
for its nae should be made 20 the
Photoplay Exhibitors society, No.
$40 Majestic building
"T never saw 40 many ragged shoes
worn before" said "a woman Thurs
day" People. otherwise neatly
dressed ere wearing WORKOUT
wretched shoes that VIII become
wet thru with the slightest rain.
on The other hand. young persons
who can, 40 AFFORD ~. are revelling
in the GORGEOUS footKear which
costs from sc 10 Sl2 a pair"
beautiful horse. saddI@d and
bFidied. stood unattended In rho
iddle ~ tho safety circle at the
junction Of Grand River-ave., Ii
brary-ave and Farmer-st., Friday
rs the automobiles spun around
him on all sides. HiB master. a
traffc policeman. WAS on farther
corner settling some matter with
speeding aut0ist and the horse
held down me Job In a very capa p
Bile manner in his absence.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04

Printing--the PLAIN neat kind--thst
T. right--Ttnes Job Dept.--Mnin f3zo.