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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
[. BILLINCSLEY
GIVES EN- SLIP
ALSO IN OMAHA

Logan Biiiingsley has again dem.
onstrated his elusive genius By slip.
ping out OF the hands Of tho polio.
this tim. in Omaha.
His nam. Is uow occupying front
page position on the ncwHpa peru
there
Logan. u will be remembered. 90
capped from the 4 s detention alta.
ton here. and wrote letters to the
newspapers almost every day while
fugitive from justice
Hts latest exploit L. told In the FOL.
lowing news story appearing In the
Omaha World Herald
How Did lie Get Out.
Where Is Logan BiningsleyT Tha,
question for some time last might
Was difficult ono 10 answer. po.
lice did not know until they search.
81 the Jail that he was gone. How
he got out, where h. went or any
circumstances pertaining TO HIS re.
lease were as a closed book.
when worid.fieraid reporter
went TO the police station and in
quircd rs Co whether or not tho man
was stiil In Jail he was Informed
that the police did not know.
A telegram Ms received By this
Newspaper from Oklahoma City ear
~ In the evening To the effect that
Biliingsiey had been released from
the central police station. but this
fact was not known TO officers. The
fact remained To be discovered
when search was made % the lali
premises and the man was not TO he
found
No record OF n bond. no record on
the bio;ter TO the effect that the pria.
oner had been released. In fact. no
record OF any kind tending to show
that any action had been taken
since Billingsiey's arrest was TO be
found in the possession Of the cap.
tain or OF the dcsk sergeant A.
far as the records went the man was
stiII under lock and key. but this
was not the case. He was gone.
No Prisoner to Take
Inquiry developed the fact that nj.
tho the Oklahoma police are very
DESTROYS OF getting BiillnRsiey into
their clutches the omaha officers. In
particular the police Judge felt Il
incumbent upon them to release the
prisoner under bonds. II he 40 de.
sired. Needless to state. the pris-
oncr did so desire Consequently
the officers. who are now on their
way to this city. will find no pria.
oncr waiting for them in the city
Jail when they arrive.
As the only complaint which the
Omaha police could fife against the
prisoner was that OF fugitive
from justice" II developed upon in.
vestigntion that the prisoner was
released under bonds OF $500. said TO
be signed by his attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness and Head
Noises

Tf you have Catarrhal Deafness
or head noises, go to your drug
gist and get l ounce Of parmint
double AtrenRth). and add to IN
u pint Of hot water and 4 ounces
OF graduated sugar, Take
Tablespoonful four times n day
This viii often bring quick re.
lief from the distressing head
noises. CloRgod noatriia should
open. breathing become easy and
the mucua atop dropping into tho
throat II Ia easy 70 prepare.
costs little. and is pleasant to
take. Any one who has Catarrhal
Deafness or head noises should
give this prescription "A trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
SINGLE SHELL
KILLS SAMMIES,
SAY WOUNDED

United Press Correspondent
AMERICAN HEADQI AR
TIERS, France. Nov. i6.-Amer
lean soldiers killed and wounded
In n recent German bombardmsnt
were In shack near the Amer.
lean lines when u single boche
shell struck their position.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
BIC CRAPPLERS
READYF0R WORD
Cutler and Demetral Both Con-
fdent of Victory in Their
Bout al Armory

Both Charles Cutler and William
nenetral. 80 principals IN he
wnd-Gp 200; o. lss ~rsstl.Ds enter
,airment a. ne Dsiroi, Arnory this
evening. ,re IN Ane condition FOR
what +. expected - 30 enc Ct he
hsrdes. contested insi battles % the
season
Demetrsl has been In Ire city Fer
The past week aud has been trztniar
faithfully a. Ire Campus A. G.. his
daily grtnds consisting % az eisht
OF lanils walk each morning aud a
couple OF hours Of strenuous ma,
and exercising workout a. the club.
He pronoggcss himself Ar and ssvs
ssll VIII ,n,s time Cutler arrived
Thursoz morning and put on the
t,isning touches ~ HE pr~pars Tory
work Ger. Re SAYS ~ e In much
oet,er shape taan ~hen d. rrsEpled
With siechsr in Chicago
The G-ees champion viil Dc under
ois vsis1s handicap in Iais bout.
eat he "a ufed % such Ainrs as &c
hardly ever participates In match
3 zen Us 4dversary hss not AZ
avoirdupois margin q considerable
proportions those who rsnsrl Der
bow well ae held the Eissr'ic s,anis-
lzUs Zhysrk1 "a hand OF his appear.
snce here some four Years aKo are
Aware that be car tackle The big
fellors vlth Rod crSrcs 81 Success
n his eout Dsmerrai will 80 ~
AGAINST aisa ssfffs AAsiFFTs=s-
ABOUT 81 g % pounds. Cutters
weigh In wrestling lrim being about
80 ard T~netrAi's ls5
In addition 10 rhls bort the semi
xiniup promises - se a good one
Nth Chris sorenscn D.,roi''s mat
stsrs. aud Ernest Fenoy. Ire Nichi
. san besrcst from sheperd Mich
locking horns sorenson threw zen
BY recently, ngt the Shepherd mar
vas not IN condition ard ~ill be a,
for this match. watch should Near
ths, the D-iroiter will and a much
harder rob on hts hands
The preliminary will Be betweer
istddleveixhts. both % vhor1 are
fast boys. I'd Stern has been work
ing out az the Campus A. c and Il
rated conner by wilfre1 Barre,
Miehigsn's champion niddle~eight
While "a. S,efanski. 81 Chicago hs,
met some ~ the bcs, OF them and II
capselc Of holding bis cVn with al
plost any middle
The show viii be started AZ all
sne I'd Smith. OF Chicago. ~ho hai
of,cisted In many championship A.
ne encounters and mat champion
ships. will se' as referee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
ARMY SEVEN TO
PLAY At ARENA
llSth Battalion To Send Crack
Team TO Oppose Detroit's
Hocke, SeNtet

Canads this season has more
hockey septsts rcprcssnting different
branches OF the army than any other
teams and enc II these IL billed for
appearance ~ The new Arena ice
palace next Monday and Tues Hay
evenings This win - team from
The one Hundred and Eighteenth
bsiallion OF london rated a. one Of
me fastest hockes sevens in the
Canadian military corps
London hss many stars in It's line
up prs ,ticai.y thc plck % Onta-ios
hockeyists a.. the amateur variety
and viii bring ar aggregation. which
according q the manager ~ the
Toronto River~ides sill hc able 10
slse The locals AZ even better arru.
msnt han did The Rlvcrs,des them.
selves
Renli1ins thar they are going 70
3, up lgainsf The real hing IN the
eoming games. the Detroit puck
cnasers are Sending ever eNori 70
oetts- their condition AMI team pis,
In the workouts Thurs LAY and Fri.
dsy evening sfter one DAYS rest
Ia give he inen chance 30 recover
from the bruises received in the
Riverside series, MANAGE Ross
worked his regulars hard 20 perfect
combination stun and TO master ne
various tricks Of ne game a. which
~ has expert knowledge fhru his
LONG connection with the winter
psstime
New" Johnson acting captain.
Nas absen' from these workouts on
account % the death ~ rclaiiye,
but he probably Vill be hack IN time
for the games MONDAY and tuesday.
and 'he same lineup that worked in
the final geme against the River
sides ~ be presented
Judging from the attendance a,
the opening games. which drew
capacity crowds. hockey Is Sound to
take lis place among the foremost
sports here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

! chased him WITH minute more
10 play
James n oR0urks. Bridgeport
6old. long record for continuov,
service in baseball. via. Middle
town Conn. 1874 National league
isT3. and played in major leagues
FOR twenty years and IN he Con
necticut league antil 1911 a total
% 30 years,
Hamilton. PhiAies. scored ls'
-uns in 1894
! Charley Sweeney. wits Providence,
struck out - Boston players on
June 1850
Matt Kllroy OF The old Baltimore
Orioles famed sos neu 70 IS games
ar average Of II game
Frank Chsne. playing ars, base
FOR ne Cubs in 1910. set Up the
highest aeidirg average ~ say posi-
ton except. ~ course. The pitcher
Old p l." seided something Lac
ass
Wccauley first nsseman on the
Washington American Association
team took parf in 4 I'M min. inning
game in witch nor a single chance
,rsrcd. re made no putou'' - ss-
sis,s
Harp-r Of Minneapolis s., 4 game
against 8, pau. July 5. 1918. gave
% bases on balls
DunieayY % ne Oakland. Pacific
Coast lea CUE played IN ~ Cham
sionship games in is05
walter Johnson pitched IS con
sscutivs innir.s in 1871.
Charlie. Rsdhourn. With the Prov
dsnce National league club. piiehet
= games in 1884 He Won s3-ls
IA succession and lost IL.
The Giants and The Phiilies played
fuu nine-inninx game IA 81 min
u,.s a, New York. Oct. >, 1919.
The longest game on record was
played by m. Brooklyn A c and
the East End Al.stsrs 10 Cleveland
July 4. 1907 Z, lasted thirty 10
nings Brooklyn Winning. I 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
Fistic Fiends Are All
Set To Make Idol
Of Newcomer

NEW YORK Jan. 6.-When Les
Darcy sailed into New York harbor
aboard tho big oil tank steamship
Gushing he knew his arrival AZ the
Battery was being awaited with
great interest In New York The
wireless had told him that But tho
Australian marvel was wholly un-
prepared for the reception with
which he was greeted when IA
started up Broadway TO his hotel.
The usual crowd OF newspape.-
men and photographers was ou
hand a. he pier when the tug
puffed up alongside. hu, Darcy
didn't tsrry there Ions He was
bundled into \ tsxicab and taken
20 hrs hotel. where a real reception
WAS staged Guests at the hotel
had been warned. in advance OF tho
arrival there OF Darcy and he WIS
greeted accordingly Visitors crowd
ed into his room 20 see the vel.
vc'y muscles and development OF
the man who has beaten nearly
every opponent with marvellous
ease
Dsrcys hrst nigh, in New York
was lus' one cheer after another
He was chsered by the street boy,
who quickly recognized him. az be
ief' his hotel A few blocks away
IN Madison-sa Garden. New York
annual slx-day bicycle race was n
progress and the youthful pugilist
Was taken there FOR an introduc-
ton When the announcer mount.
cd his stand and started 70 tell ths
audience about y he started some
thing His closing words wers
never heard. FOR the people had be-.
rur 70 cheer and they kept IL m
constantly while Darcy was in the
hall
New Workers have wanted a box.
81 o, Darcy proportions 10 cheer
for Ions time and they didn stint
their feelings The fact that the
pustiis, had run away from milf
tary service cooled their ardor un,
III the afternoon newspapers came
out with INC declaration thE, Darcy
intended TO return 10 Great Britain
and snlls' AnS way. the New York
light public has grown used 20 Fred
die Welsh who isn't worrying any
about fbe fafe % his country and
they were quick 10 forget ethaf
Darcy had slipped away from ~
cruiting ofncers
" Darcy wins his frst Aght in
the nited States hs will be m,
most popular man IN The nsti,
world lie will be ready TO start
the process OF getting iust as rics
as he can az quick az he can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

~ = COURSE Radbourne a
! indeed
~
negative In those days pitchers had double
One day Charley ordered
neld shifting Cyclone Miller
and
ad
evidently had head ad
bourne 10
calmly announced
greatest pitching feat all baseball history
story As he relates ~
The pitcher had pal he 40
that awful strain without
bourne arose he could not m bis high bis
lip tho
o team
would begin
could pitch the ball only fw feet when
h drawn into
but word OF complaint
was scheduled BEGIN the PLAYERS would slip
IN the bench
he
for they that the would BE- vol for them
IN
which
spirited Huge salaries for the
a
filed
cess OF the old one and tore up the release
Rsdbcunss pitching
started under OF the
Jump on hsh fss, ball snsppy good bathing
had Just pitching msImAny delivery without
at all"
ina for his portion Ne retired Without
home and became reciuss he died
ne refused 70 allow his friends admirers
dash Of Rsdsourne Tia. Pet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
Talent Alone Pitching Would Rank High
One Victory Will Make Les
Darcy Country's Ring Hero
BOXING BECOMES VERY
POPULAR IN ScoNstN

Boxing has become az popular
a pssume as baseball in Niscon-
sin, according 10 the annual re-
port OF the state boxing com
mission. just issued The on
ciai statement declares the sport
no longer IL ION trial" but has
become ARMY established In tho
estimation OF citizens with
sporting proclivitics
In more than 1000 bouts IN
Wisconsin there have been no
serious injuries 70 contestants
and the conduct OF the shows Is
more orderly than the averaga
high school basketball game. nc.
oording 20 rh~ commission. The
states general fund has re-
ceived IN fees and taxes sea.ls2
since the creation OF The com.
mission and the public has paid
s66S.25l in admission fees dur.
ing that time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
BARRY WILL Be
RED S0x PILOT

BOSTON. Jan s.--Jsek Barry -
going 20 take a chance he has bee o
offered the management OF NE Pos
ton Red SoK. champions ~ The
world. and has consented 20 become
he successor o. Bill Csrrlgan He
fears the fate Of lAioie. Ever. Tink-
er and the rest OF the playing man
ayers who aivyered. bat he fsmpia.
suemp' 20 play second and manage.
snd II thai combination Go~sr'r work.
be viii manage and ls Harold
)snyTir rlsy second There has
teen no announcement regarding
BLACK Jacks sslsrs
Barr xiil De 30 years old IN
April he never PLAYED minor lea cue
ball. going direci 20 Connie Mack's
Athletics from HOLY Cross college
where CarTigsn Wa rlassmAte 81
hls Mack started BARR or a. =
second bsseTan. which was biz nat.
pral position EDDIE Collins. boa
ever. could not play shOrtstop. 80
Tho more versatile Barry vent 20
shor', where NJ shore as brilliant
member 81 hsck's famous 800. 900
irheld. From 1908 until 1915 Barry
sas with MACK when the breakup
esms IN 1918 he vss sold IN mid
season 30 the Red Sor. Bsyrys IN.
teld york vor ,hs pennan, for 20.
ION that yesr and he vas star last
season
He IL the highest type OF skilfui
ball player. sltho not a heavy hitter.
and his promotion all % popular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

Here Is sorrs midsummer DOPE ,oi
midwinter fans se~ records "a
pat around The old 30; s,ove-Jus; q
keep IN practice
Batter rp
Tip O-Ssill. Of :, Louis. Amer
can Association. ~ for The rensrs
able average u 4sf IN 1897 -four
strike. base on balls a base nj, rule
Forrteen PLAYERS ~slloped the pill
- the tuns % 80 or better thai
year
Wlser, Robinson. -hne With Ba'
,imore. in a game sgsins, g, LOFTS
Jane -. 1899. %as az oat seven
times and made seven hits. oae De.
ing tvo-oagge',
Walter Johnson holds t1e fungc
hitting record With ariy. o. a.
feet inches. made a, Charlottesville
Ms--h "a -.
Sheldon Leieuae o, the Evsnsyills
club made the lorg-st throw a. Cir
cinrsii Nher Ne tossed ne ball i@e
f..t So irch.s
Ha-. i.oeerf =ss ~ sps~Gissr
nan getting rognd he bases. The
bo~ legged 'afrd tsseman clrclsd
n. esss In - ~ seconds Hs also
-an 100 Yards 10 > 4-S seconds IN We
baseball rogs
Ha-rv stor.y % he Oh AthlAtics
holds ne has. stealing records. Hs
rilf.rs6 80 bags IA 1855. and f8s
n $50 However. q g ,o' ius' 20
Cobb -sre- srd c'ters 20 compare
his records --i'h thsirs az condi.
lions are 10 -. same today
Nisssrs soe Colrnbr. - vas re
score o. hal game play.d Juae :.
1891 - Bursie
Perry Lipe p.o PLAYED WITH
Gr.ea~ill. Miss Macon. ga ard
Richmond Va has rsmsrkAols
record FOR continuous playing he
ginning n 1908 Lpe played "a every
game FOR ss~s1 years He missed
out ore inning % pls, during that
tine ard that because ihs II. pirs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
B. & 7. LEAGUES
START AGAIN
Henderson Team Tops First
Tube; Mutt and Crane Fives
Tied In Second

IN the Builders a Traders bowl
ing learus No. I, The Henderson
boys grabbed ,hr.. game. from the
James crew thn week and ven.
into hrst place for the second half.
The Hanna team took Two from
Harry pstherfck's soys and the
hiseh team got Two from Geo.
Terres' boys
Some high scores we're pulled out.
among them being Tsisen. With is7
and ls3. corrfok. 227. IA and isi:
Glostsnsr 799 Werner. All; Win.
tevtoh 2l3 Dfscrich. iss. James.
800 Hevolet. 1911. Henderson, 7it,
and Guthzrd. 1911 Corrick bad a
7os average for m. day and vss hit.
ting ihs pins With a vengeance. The
standing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
BAMBERG AND
MILLER WIN

Excellent bowling featured a two
man team match a. the Garden al.
iass-ntrht- esns>rr sod MI
Ter beat Thompson and Wolf FOR
FIVE games. Bsmberg averaged 2os.
Miller 2li. Thompson l,3 and Wo,t
les.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
ICE BOATERS SEE
CHANCE FOR RACE

lceooat racers are jubilan, ttda,
a. the prospect OF a hard freeze
The rains sHi thaws % the week
had played hon with the courses OF
Crosse Ponte and II was feared
that there would be no chance foi
weekend racing. There Ia nov q
possibility OF ideal ice for Sunds,
afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
Mitchell and Ehmke

NOUTHPAw old the
campaign 1917 completed but he will have .sh' major league
him hurting tvorm ball better His arm is IN excellent pesns
his head
likely dock Of shutou He let
while Cleveland.
had
o
o
be
in
Ii
morning
delivery pitching Intelligence He
real thing there good the verdict
Barring actual injury this has the ability and
hur n
goods The right demand delivery and
pointed % roar nst
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

Northwestern high school basket.
ball tesr playing a practice game
Ef'n The alumni last night. turned
IN ~ - Is victory. Henderson
vas ruil'y % seven bsSks,s from ,hs
Geld and n basket from fouls N
"a chances
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
JACKSON WINS
FROM M. MALEY

Clarence Jackson stassl q rrn.
away in the interstate three cushion
league match ~ sweeney. Hus.ons
last night He bss, his fellow
tovnsmsn. Martin Asley. bJ the not
very ohummy score Of 80 20 ~.
In the state handicap oalk line
match irwin Huston won nom sey.
msur, 22s 10 24A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
smith 5tsts nvesy

II Ooh Charley Smith eight
games 20 detsst Joe HUBBY ia ID.
Greater Detroit bowling match -
re woodward alley. Yricsy nigh.
but he vietofy vas decisive -hen q,
did core
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

~ Tigers would pos
IN addition hitting in baseball ne eest pen
staff In Few million isns
dero capital punishment is passe IN
violent
this column isn't going 20 De sn
20 come thn ths
siaeens corps ina. saoaa " ore
th Red arc
eksndneek race to premier sn.
performance wneo
excellent singing from
bands.
There belief thai The Tiger pitch
dispute
there very souna sIpna
ehuckers 90
be the fac remsins 'h me sHs
club
me fans don't &c, hs ohGsns ~ s!
justnee ~
pitching Your Life " rs motto and
nen.n "a d
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

The Detroit Y" swimming team
~ 10 excellent condition for I've meet
tonight with me Buffalo team q, the
"" tank. Van Dyke. Jacobsen.
Psrrn, and Jorn all are soinr after
some r.ec~Ss-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

piesis rftes.u .. ..- Q ,ws-ss,s-
"a eGster. IL ssss vvgsvs 30 10 sff.
fer~st fy~S rvefSfs u-'.s. wss ~ q
r~s-fs~ves sstsea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
A Dash of Radbourne

PAL han
thing else Is dssh Of The spirit OF Old chsri-5 R-douras Pet.
the and the ranbIes Of the 1851
TO
him. He allowed
gruelins
New
a. and % Charley tvrled all
three he
bsse OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
CENTRAL HI RUNS
WILD ON PONTIAC

Playing somewhat crudely. bet
very effectively. Central high oas-
hetbaIl team made It's debut last
night. Pontiac furnished the oppo
.ition ard the score was 20 TO IA
vorins DetYoi, Pontiac ala not make
a single goal from hsld--an exoei-
lent boost for the guarding sf VII
son. and williams. The summary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
hey grao me Honors n both {
visions The standing

risn scorss-Dics. isi Bo~sn. ~
lss Habsrkorn. zs5 ciippert as
IAtsntorf. 1872
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
Charm in Women, Men and Cars

friends all looked alike
olsrahe
THE charm that men and women have for each
other is in their un-keness, their dstinctiveness
their individuality. Enjoyable human contact needs
freedom from, dead-leve similarity in friends and
their equipment. We admire individuality in homes
in gardens, in dress, and in cars. And all Of
us commend the taste and good form of those who
have sense of the beautiful in these things
Happy is the of a splendid motor car
designed expressly to his personal TASTE a car that
distinctly belongs to him. To create for YOU pre-
csely that most desirable car is the Winton Com
oonca, panys purpose Our artists and artisans are at
sSS service prepared supply body STYLE color
harmony and appointments just as you would
Cicd Co.'s have them II is happiness to make your
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

n
81. 1911. Corrick. 81. ia fsi Win
t.rteh. git Tr rsssr'fh SO lanes.
80 R.vela, isi. H.ndsfson. 2if,
Cuthard isf
Bert HsbsrSorn vac 'he s,ar in
IN. Builders 4 Traders League No. 2
this week rolling 255. and rrsbbing
me high individual scor. beating
Gsorg, Stokes ~ 'sn pins. The lat.
ter having held The record previ.
ously
Harry Clippsrt knsos.d down 275
and Bowen came close 20 N. double
century mark with iss
TINS series started 90 ssconc
half of fhs sssscp and ne Mutt ard
Crane can. are tied FOR srsf Place
IRE RsEsn team 700 ne ham
pioDsnip ~ he arr hsK ARD they
viii have % sbooi against 'he sin.
nsys ~ ne seoood hsf Tor the
-tr'' s.ssoa chsmplon,hip. uale,,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06
The Lineup

WITHOUT addition OF talent Detroit M: year hoSa
M nfh who
IN ere
Coyeeeke
should DC the
ann Boland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

JAMES = H good
u
- little
Both probably pitch
sitter for them
we making promises folly
that s hshty March Bzt
Of skill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06


Jailed
OF
Johnson feared
bande
would
He will or IS
Ia a woolly bearcs from he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-06

scors Arr, haif-c.ntrsi 10. Pontiac
/. Bssks,s from nsid.wsii; whn.
wh,,iook. out % 4: Mscriyes. :
s,s ~ s. Kinney. out % Q. hoaSs-
man. non. out Of !; v.r.sr nops
out Of !. FOWLS eogmitssa-w.l .,
Kinney collins Rosydman 2, slater
= Kirby. WERNER -. ofncisis-
s,.,ri. and rrsst L~rohsn aItsrnst-
"a as rsf.res ana umpire Timer
800 raInutss sutJtttr.i~sAr De-
,ro,,-Ma1Eiwes for sullivan wal
,nvth FER wall. smottevicz for VIII
iisrns. swick for Wilson. Pontiac-
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-28
IF WAR is DECLARED

IF WAR IS DECLARED have
written to my congressman, A. J. Sa-
bath, to keep us out of war with
Germany. He has promised me to do
all in his power to avert a war with
that country. No country in the
world has ever gained through war,
and all have suffered through it. It
would be the most sOrrowful moment
in all my life if congress should vote
for war. But if war must come, if
there be no way out of it, will Shout
der my rifle and with Cochran and
his boys and other true-blue Ameri-
cans, will defend Old Glory and our
country, the U. S. A.
am a married man, not making a
large salary and have little family
depending on me for support. I do,
however, know some fine, healthy