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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-02-16

ing to increase the value Of the land
for stock raising purposes; and at
least one-half Of, the improvements
must be placed upon the tract within
three years after the date OF the n
try.
"As to residence, this must be con-
tinued for three years. subject to the
privilege of a five months absence in
each year, divisible into two periods
if desired; but credit on the residence
period on account of military service
during time of war will be allowed as
on other homestead entries. It must
appear at the time of proof that there
is then a habitable house on the land;
but it will not be counted in estimat-
ing the value of the permanent i'm
provements required to be placed on
the tract, as above stated. If the en-
try comprises two noncontigious
tracts, the residence may be on either.
Additional Entries Before Proof
"S. Under section 4 of the act, any
person having a homestead entry for
land which shall have been designated
under this act, upon which he has not
submitted final proof, may make entry
on contiguous designated lands, which,
with the area of his original entry,
shall not exceed $40 acres. On SUBJ
mission of proof on such additional
entry, he must show residence on
either tract to the extent ordinarily
required, but will be entitled to credit
for residence on the original tract be-
fore or after the date of the addition
al entry; he must also show improve
ments on the additional tract to the
value of S1.25 for each acre thereof
Proof on the additional entry may be
submitted within five years after its
allowance, when the requisite resi-.
dence can be shown, but not before
submission of proof on the original
entry. Proof on the original entry
must be submitted under the pro.
visions of the law pursuant to which
it was made and within it's life, as
limited thereby; but, subject to that
condition, one proof may be submitted
on the two entries jointly.
Additional Entries After Proof
80. Under section five of the act
any person who has submitted final
proof on an entry under the home.
stead laws for land designated under
this act, who owns and resides upon
said land, may enter land so desig-
mated contiguous thereto, which, with
the area of his original entry shall
not exceed $40 acres; and in order to
acquire title thereto it is necessary
only that he show the expenditure on
the additional entry of $1.25 per acre
for improvements of the kind above
described. At least half of such ex-
penditures must be made within three
years after the allowance of the
entry. Proof may be submitted at
any time within five years after the
entry is allowed"
Relinquished Lands
The instructions further provide
that anyone now on a homestead may
relinquish same and take up a full
GAO in another place if he is unable
to take up enough contiguous land in
the 2O-mile zone Any person filing
under the new law must file a petition
for designation of entry at the same
time. In this petition he must care
fully describe the land, photographs
are preferable, and notate on a mar
corner marks of the surveyors. Care
should be exercised in the preparation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
Rearranse Home Entrance.

A new vehicle entrance is being
opened at the Thirteenth street en-
trance to the soldiers home grounds,
80 that, when finished, vehicles and
pedestrians will not use the same en-
frances A. new east entrance Is being
opened east Of the waiting station and
a new road Is being built from 1t to
connect inside the grounds with the
road that goes up the east side OF the
grounds.
Steps are to be built at the entrance
Of the sidewalks into the grounds so
that motorcyclists can not get into the
grounds over this walk. The west
vehicle entrance and drive will remain
as ii ie.
Within a week, or 9 little longer the
new bridge at Dewey Lake will be nm
isned. Practically all Of the concrete
work is finished and drasgers began
today filing in the approaches. AS
coon as the bridge Is ready for trahic
the drive into the grounds from the
end Of North Ninth street will be
opened.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
PROGRESS OF ARMY FUND.
Y. M. c. A. Nearing Mark Set IL
Camoaiqn For Work.

Those who gave to the y. NJ. G. A.
army fund will be interested in know
ing of the progress being made in the
nationwide campaign that had as its
aim a budget of s5,0oO,o00 According
to a statement received by GeneIal
Secretary John B. Northcott S4,aoo,ovo
had been subscribed up to July J., and
up to July IL the cash paid in on SUD-
scriptions had been s2,a1o,O0o. BY
Sept. the International committee e1-
poets to have the $4,000 subscribed
and have 5000. 900 of it IN cash.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
URGE ACTION ON CITY.
MarshalItswn Club Directors Want
South Side Work Done.

Members Of the board of directors
will meet Monday with the city council
in an effort to get action started re-
garding the disposal Of surface water
in the depot district and the building
of the Third avenue bridge across
Linn creek. Nothing has ever been
done by the city regarding furnishing
storm sewers for surface water since
the Northwestern and c. G. w. Off
Gals promised to cooperate and fur
nish such catch basins as were needed
to handle the water County Engineer
Steiner has recommended a system Of
storm sewers for the Fourth ward to
carry OFF this water.
The club directors will urge the
building Of the Linn creek bridge. and
If the money Is not available in the
city bridge fund for that purpose, a
proposal may be made by the directors
Of plan to advance the money to the
city until it can get tax money for the
fund next year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03

right field for three corners. Meinert
scoring. Shanley's nit scored NC
Glade. Harmon also singled, but Shell
field ended the rally by skying to Lee
Beau.
Several clever plays enlivened the
game. Stanley made grand bare
handed catch OF a grounder by Le-
Beau, in the second, depriving the bat
ter of hit. Murphy and LeBeau hg-
ured in sensational catches. the former
robbing Harmon of a hit in the sixth
and the latter ending the Recorders
rally Of the eighth with fine running
catch of ShefYield's long fly. The score:
cUTAp JAEE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
Army Pulled Hin Gut.

Members of the Y. VI. c. y. gym
nasium classes will remember Robert
G. Davis. the boy who tended the check
room last winter. Davis is now lance
corporal in Troop \. First United
States cavalry at Fort ID. 4. Russell,
near Cheyenne, Wyo. In letter to
Physical Director c. E. Gilman he says
he likes the life fine. and that when
he enlisted here in April he was five
feet eight inches and weighed 14s. Now
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
NEW FALL DRESSES.
Benedict & erintnali Make Fortunate
Purchase in New Wool Dresses.

Early in the spring we contracted
for a large shipment of beautiful faii
dresses in wool crepes. French serges'
etc. This contract was made before
the government embargo on woolens
and as a consequence the dresses are
now in stock at prices which consti-
tute a genuine. saving. See our win
dow display now-then come inside
and select yours before the assort-
ments are broken.
This early showing should appeal
particularly to girls preparing Tor
school. Headquarters for satisfaction
Benedict & Brintnall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
Mn. Lett. Chicago Champion.

Mrs. Fred C. Let's, OF Cedar Rapids.
playing from the Indian Hill Club, OF
Chicago, Thursday. won the women's
golf championship Of the city by de-
featins Mrs. Melvin Jones. OF the Glen
Oak Country Club. UP. to play. Mrs.
Let's il the daughter-in-law OF F. c.
Let's, Of Chicago, president OF the
Western Grocer Company. Her hus-
band was born and reared in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
ADVANCE SHOWING.
Many Beautiful New Garments Now
Displayed by Benedict & 6rintnall.

over two hundred new coats in VET
vets, plushes, velours, fancy pile fab
RIGS, broadcloths, zibelines, and novelty
cloths are now on display. Owing to
the unusual condition prevailing in all
lines it is absolutely certain the early
garments will be lower in price and
better in material than later ship
ments. With this thought in mind
many are making their selections now.
Headquarters for satisfaction. Bene
dict & Brintnail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
Golfer. Play Newton.

Ten or dozen golfers OF the Coun-
try Club went to Newton this forenoon
to play team OF the Country Club OF
that place a return match OF eighteen
holes this afternoon. Nearly score
of Newton golfers played here three
weeks ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
MAiRSHALLTOWN.

Summary: Three base hits-French,
McGlade, Spellman Two-base hits
Eunick, LeBeau Stolen bases-Dam-
eron. LeBeau, Murphy. Struck out
BY Carleton, 1: by Higgins, .. Bases
on balls-Off Carleton, 4; off Higgins,
>. Wild pitcheS-Carleton ). Hit by
pitcher--Eunich- Double plays-Shan-
ley to Harmon to Willigrod. Clemens
TO Cameron Time of game-1:o0
Umpire-Block.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
Ioe.I w..th.r Record.

The extremes Of temperature Thurs
day were ~ and 81. compared with IS
and SO Wednesday, and IS and 81
year ago Thursday. At this morning
the temperature was So, compared
with es at the corresponding hour
Thursday morning. The rainfall
Thursday was .o2 Of an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
card 81 Tb.nJks.

We wish TO thank all neighbors and
friends for the kindness shown and the
beautiful flowers sent during our re-
cent bereavement Mr. w. y. Cra"-
ford, Mrs. Ross ana daughter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
STANDING OF CLUBS

Results Thursday.
, At own--Marshalltown, u
Clear Lake. 2.
At Mason city-Mason City. 4;
Charles City, 0.
At Fort Dodge Waterloo, 10; Fort
Dodge, 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
A GREAT HELP TO PIcNIckERs.
American slieins Machine at Mecord's
Slices Picnic Meats Just Right.

S1ceS PICNIC Meats JUST rN9nt.
After the picnic has been decided
upon, and the place picked out where
it is to be held, then the thoughts turn
to the good things to eat, and just nat
urally McCord's grocery comes to
mind. Because it Is at this grocery
where the large American slicing ma
chine is which cuts the veal loaf, the
boiled ham, the dried beef, and bacon
you want for your basket. Besides
this you will find cookies. jams ,jells,
olives, pickles. and scores Of other good
delicious picnic eats at the McCord
grocery.
You don't even have to come down
town to shop for your picnic wants, If
you use the phone and call 2S4 or 1854
you will receive the very things you
want and the best, too McCord's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
The County Cnursii....

Rev. NJ. c. wilcox will preach in the
Minerva Methodist church SUNDAY
morning on "A New Message to Bur
dened Hearts" and in the evening on
my Trip From Jerusalem to Jericho.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03

Games Today and Saturday.
Clear Lake at Marshalltown.
Charles City at Mason City.
Waterloo at Fort Dodge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
Not;ca q Water Consvmsrs.

Metered water rentals now due al
city clerks office No discount after
the fifteenth. o. A. Rosengreei, CITY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03
palbsy q Duiid laems.

Oalbsy . Build Home.
w. 3. Dalbey, who has purchased q
A. H. sheldon a lot at 1902 Summit
street. has put in the foundation for :
one and one-half story bungalow type
OF dwelling to cost about $2,7O0.
In the Police Court.
Thomas Dressman. Of 0rundy
county, paid the costs in the municipal
court Thursday afternoon for parking
his car in front Of theater.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03

he.is 1--WE feet eleven inches tall and
weighs 100. He was promoted to lance
corporal few weeks ago.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
BY ROBERT |. RIPLEY

Jack Grace The GLOBE Trotter is
back
BE IS back again IN BROOKLYN.
sAence d. started out over 20 years
ago or his restless. wande-iags thru
nany LANDS
NEoa jack Grace
Most eyery cnc aoes-he is known
The world over lou are apt 20 meet
hlrl ans where AZ any time Ieu'ius
tLe las Il wears this rrllickins
foauvr " We ring has carried his
explorations of the manly art 20 al
Tie dusty corners Of ne globe
Genial JACK s&y ~ has Travelled
ABOUT 5a4Do9 'nllle- The longest
stop Re ever nal- was one ~ rlns
months 10 Blenos Ayres Sic nas
SET ZOO 10 pery land "a earth OK
cen' switzerland and Thihef b" r.
stll the nntetcats champion of
china san Ectador Terra del
Fusgo 8omeo Somah ana kan
thatka fe and- ready 20 defea
h.- .tlss al moments uo.!ce
way beck N TIN ol. DAYS 5at<
aas prsttS coed li@ttFeisht in
iSS- d. fought Willie CLARKE rs
ourd th -kn -l9rs In 1885 70
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16

oattled Kid Mccoy il rounds before
Zee went down And that H-ht was
qn ne level. toe" adds Jack He
fought George Dixon i fouv-rcgnd
drae And among Others be ne
we're Ike Weir. Charlev McKe. veE.
KID Parker. Otto sciion and Tommy
White
Jacks last fight was n 1906. when
De- Won he south American title
-nm "a big boob named Joe Rockus
Z BE- battle was held near Buenos
Afres AM RookuS surrendered il
ags rounds 20 Jacks vell-leaiened
Lsts Jack left south America The
uex' morning
q have Tough, everywhere. |
have ssld Jack
And always won ! did. might
not slw 1ys 20 tae referee's decision
bg aiwlvs got The winner share
90 The purse 1it You no doubt
has@ heard % my great battle in
en-rsin for tae champion ship Of
Chlns with tha yellow peril he
srsat s.Une Woo " haven
~pl-ed { am Hu what battle
vas 70 vas And vhat a happy
rnomerf for No when stretched him
lal on The BAN 200 " ith q half stfs
or- hook on The opium joint. I did
sflll treasure thatHtrle non under
fh4m sunny -se= where the moon
comes W. tso thunder in China,
across tfc wal. as enc % the nost
valued t.,le. IS r.y repertoire. 90
Sl 20 attic Nth tac mad mar
I'D cf Ma-arasctr 2as thrilling
likewise. ine one lil PER- had p
fouEh one 10 S.ngspore and q fairy
soft one in cairo The arht n
kels VAS ss mere nothing com
Jared 90 the trlggic 10 Autofalas'a
Fas KEanchauVan Was .hc
cen Of some clever righ' and d1 8
le eroesinE ON my part EIaifarata3
Vas nor 20 bad Tannanarivc as
sorse and Bloou4foniein as"
Whec do rou expect 20 ces q
touring and settl,, down" asked
wat Settle doNn Ah.h VI,
BOY and Jack shook his Ions
sTay .ocks IN never settle down
I Won't The vanderIust is incur
/ able have 2 moving spirit mus
Z 20 on and on and on. | must. Bui
J Nil settle down-but just once
/ in my grave. ! Eill
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
TEAM PLAY WINS
FROM DETROIT
Toronto Club Shows Arena
Septet How To Play That
Game of Hockey

The Detroit hockey team viii seek
,o ever up lrs series vrih the Aura
Lees TOT ,ght when these septets con.
cluee the weeks engagement a. The
Arena LAsI season th~3 PLAYED
Two games ard each won one VIC
tory LAST night the, resumed sos
tihtles ard he Toronto Ave got
away NTH 20 ] triumph
Team play ron 'oI -he canadians
They tidnr show more speed nor
more talent than ne perrofers nor
ala they take as many Shots AZ the
cage BIZ .hey playet much better
hocke, seldom dlt- no muck 60
down the ce Vitho-' fogr men u
,hA ssy Mhsu e SKA tees @ee
On thf cFs-v. Zee eaH. airl-4su
rlay ~ ,he ys.rcrs was he aesl
seen herc ,Hs season
The ne rcters ack 10 fhe.r nd
tactics ~ individual UNITS ard fhe,r
bots fo- ne cags were made from
such ranges thaf ccaiffnte N,kin.
son hal ht'le i,9 .,lty in rc-8,cting
an imprerpahIe i,!east WUkTson
made - stops. ust twice ~ many
as are credited fo Hamme.ef THIS
game vas started nsarn N ume-
rh, r--r. 81
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
R. MITCHELL is
5 T04 FRV0RITE
Milwaukee DopeSters Evidently
Expect Their Boy To
Whip Welsh

CHICAGO 5an SIMS even
humaia,ed be- admits Freddie
Welsh is go.ag 10 Milwaukee 'oday
with chip Or cons derable proper
tons on his shoulder Anl when
Richie Mitchell kn6c6s 81 %
nizhi b. VIII BE- Freddie Gre
Welsh hl- manager says ha elr
ke8nly The news gaper reports %
i've 10 four odds OF Mitchell
20 The i''ie Miwaas@e ga Isl
going 20 sip one over Is BE-
Welsh -c0RIed fWai iet mo lamp
Won right her THAT neither this
beetovo ayy nor Anyone else o.
gong 10 catcn Fredd' asleep
Conservative fans wro nave seen
Welsh IN action here tne Few day
~ hs trained believe fhe berins
should b. even Weh g. 10 good
condition and d.splayed remarkable
speed
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
Lines About Than

TIME Iangfod
tie line hy
Willard have te ssoehs imam laho'' '' sanN ual
leads fame y is had 70 tel
will bONhgh history H will b.
BE- that ne
an Many critics class
bury
Before jim retired
him l6 drawing Seven
were nodecision jousts with honos Yarying
Iangod has winning
nodscis0n
in hr without decisions
I.ongford won four times and McVey twice
All
IS Langford
pedal
fought 100 worth while BE
% his or his
he And he anybody
M Langords record has only himself 10 blame
Add 10 imposing statistics victims OF sans
include Harry Wills Tom Mcmahon Jim
phadephia Jack oBren and win
will begin discover admiration
old black gladiator
fighters
willard would be something besides
plumage OF that souswkng dove Of peace
Arle Wisconsin
capitol An % which deunse peerless
vanages Of an education
We the
baseball strikes this season
huntIns Yankee hpnozed
niokel.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
SHOWDOWN FOR
FRAT TONIGHT
Players In Chicago District To
Meet For Strike Gab-feSt;
Demaree In Charge

CHICAGO. Jan. l6-As far as the
chicago district ise concerned TO
night viii produce showdown on
the strength 81 the ballplayers
frateruity The fraternity meeting
called ~ Al Demaree the Philiy
pitcher. viii be held at some as yet
unannounced place This viii prob.
abs BE- held secret TO prevent the
magnatcs from blacklistlns the play
ers attending
There arr estimated TO be from
80 80 100 professional ballplayers
living. IN chicago and vicinity In
dicauoee to,'ay were inst not over
% would be present
The olt Federal leaguer- headed
~ leo TinkeE. fersasF. Cub pilot,
afe opens aoHttass The. sgas e.fsEiiis :
II refused them admission when
they were eghune organized base.
ball and r. Il comes 20 a showdown
all the former Feds viii be against
,he frat
Only NO major league players
hayc openly denei the owners and
announced they would atterd one
is pemare@. who is ihe frat leader ~
this district The other Is Jimmy
Archer. tuh catcher who has sent
hie con'a back SO President
Wee hr.an aud announced that he
has hat hi, salary cut and won't
stand tar &c
Neeshr,an has announced that SIX
Cub players have been rendered ccn
tracts which cali far sslars re1uc
lions. They are Pitchers Seaton.
Heuafiy 4ud iRstnler catchers
Wilson and Archer ard lar Ices
Zeidsr Al ~ these put Archer and
fasen fer re former Fels
The pr spec, * closed bas JalI
io to- ha r-Si seq on doe NJ eem
te be vo~ y,ng Zoe minor as mucn
q. does me majors 81 Tealney
president e the Threei league.
s'a 80 today That "a strike was The
least ~ ths iTouol @, The minor
Our chief rouhie VIII o. go Is
hu me r,ninr season without re-
n2 broke Tearnrr saii eve don
,src Whether fhes HriFe or not
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
HIGH AVERAGES
IN MONDAY PLAY

Monday was a field day IN the
Greater Detroit bowling tourney a.
the Woodward alleys. no less than
four matches being decided The
bowling was worthy OF the coca
sion I'd Moore ressined a tie for
the lead by beating Joe Hubey In
seven games. and be averaged 22i
while doing n. This is season =
record for this competition Houser
took Bamberg down the line with
an average OF POS for eight games,
and then Bamberg trounced Kun.
mer In Ave games and averaged
200 FOR them all Guihard won a
close one from Schmidtke. going
nine games for l7s average.
Schmidfke vas one point lower
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
UNIONS WILL
WELCOME FRAT
GOmper> says Ball Players
VIII Be Given Federation
of Labor Charter

NEN YORK. ian it Whether
ihe major league attitude toward
the Fulrz strike wil be affected BY
ths repcr, that tne Baseball Play
er. frafernr had applied for q
charter g1lre j. membershlp iu the
American Federation % Labor s
nor known rat ng' Isl ar events
Pan Johnson vas nof taking
Ban Is here 20 plt The American
iaaKue finishing touch on vhaf bar
ney Dreyfass and John teydler do
r NE way % schedules for he two
major organizations. but he ia NOT
here sor talking purposes re re-
fused 20 odd anything 20 tis r.
marks IN chicago 20 he efec' ma,
he vas going 20 nm Dave F1Iltz out
% baseball
Samuel Com rers. president ~ the
labor federation - In New York.
He declared ho va happy 20 learn
% 'he F,llfz application re added
thai Fuitz mad contemplated such a
step FOR some time
y have no doubt that Tho charter
Will bo granted said Gompers 1T
seems Ike me right sor- - step.
Organized labor certainly wiii back
Ful'z IN Ais demands II he aTlia'es
with ~
Ban taiked iftls when he ar.
rived last nighf 10 paired some
hing about crushing 're fraternity.
Dave Tu'f1s presum p'lon. The
smsrfness ~ American league ball.
players and the 'ngra'i-sde ~ hose
who plan ~ s'rke and then
knocked 90
rrlfz meanehle g. faying Ia he
background The Interviews pur-
porting 20 come from players Oh
either side of the.fencf declare hey
VIII Do wth 'he strike roo cmeni
until no bells ung others are
quoted FeyIHE 'hey ARE -fafy %
sian and fhet DOM care r. fho
mIuors' chofr
Ran himself said 10 wo4lnr "a
in Sow Yo bar POI 'be facf hat
some preliminary rork must 10
done on no schedules here ~.
f,p he ~ fhnr ~ do rifh F-ltzs
ffresf ln pe NJ 'he fac' tha' %,
hr league make rIe 20 uee.
( in some maH osn phsrs auie' b.
sNIa. OBJ. .... a. g..
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
Strike Scare Scheme to Stampede Holding Salaries War
Tuthill Tells u. of. NJ. Girls
To Boycott the SlackerS

IN attention were turned to train
ing, but as IL IS a man. not in con
dition. Is Injured In one Of these
small contests and Immediately de-.
cides 90 never play football again.
Good men are lost this way out
OF AZ least three thousand able
bodied men. more should report for
your sports
II do not and fault With Michi
gan spirit in some ways. bui too
many are content 70 sit on the side
lines and, cheer or knock instead
OF using litto OF the pep in the
right place hope well have a
large turnout next fall"
Tuthlll turned into The Athletic
association yesterday his signed con
tract for next fall The contract
vas agreed upon month or so ago.
but II was only given no Harry 20
sign YESTERDAY The trainer IL an1
ious for the club house 90 be re-
divided With one room. alone for
AArstts t9AtAalL Haal The. wax IN
4-s,sssstS r'esrisess tifttasssl s,st,l...tf he
dressing rooms this fall makes some
such change necessary
Tuthiil Is also advocating the pur
chase ~ larger lockers FOR use OF
the football men. and doubtless sew.
eral ~ his ideas will he presented
al the board OF control meeting Sat
urdaS night Tuthill leaves Tor the
south soon with the Detroit base
bail team. bur vii De 10 Ann Arhor
again before thar time. arranging a
Few matters flr next fan
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
0SWEGOS WILL
SHOW ALL-STAR
LINE-U Pierre

Manager Jaetif OF fle crack Rayi
skbesbal team has taken every
precaution that the O.weg0s come
20 Detroir for their annual game
with the Rays tomorrow AT f,ill
strength This team has faken the
national tue from The Buffalo Ger
mans IN biz Tournament and has
trimmed the Dayton Cadets on the
cadets own floor OF fhe original
eve athletes Who made rhe Oswegos
great. four are pledged 70 play in
Detroit York atafers residing IN
Detroit are planning 20 turn ont az
he Moose hall ard give The Oswe
gus some rousing support