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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15
KLASYFIKACYA POBORO-
WYCH.

Washington, 10. hstopada. -
Wczoraj zostai og}oSzony kwe-
styonaryusz naczelnego marszai,
ka generalnego dla poborowych
w tym kwestyonarzu dokIadnie
Jest okreSlonych owych ) klas, na
ktore majq bye podzieleni wszy,
scy, kt6rzy regestrowali sic dnia
5 czerwca. Piet tych klas okreSla
W jakim porzadku poborowi bedq
powo}ywani do siuzby czynnej
przedewszystkiem "a moze jedy-
nie) powoiana bedzie klasa pier
wsza, a dalsze tylko w razie
wzmagajacej sic potrzeby.
Do klasy I naleza:
a) Mezczyzni niezonaci bez
krewnych Cd mich zaleznych.
b. Zonaci Z dziecmi hub bez
dzieci, lub ojcowie dzieci bez
matki, kt6rzy stale usuwali sic Cd
utrzymywania swych rodzin.
9 zonaci, zalezni Cd utrzymy--
wanna przez zone.
d. Zonaci, Z dziecmi lub bez
dzieci, kt6rych rodziny maja IL
trzymanie niezalezne Cd ich pra-
cy.
e) Niezawodowi robotnicy roll
nj.
f) Niezawodowi robotnicy pre-
mysiowi.
g CT regestrowani, kt6rych
klasyfikacyi ME zrobiono lub Mkt
ME zada.
h) CT regestrowani, kt6rzy kwe-
styonaryusza odpowiedziami
ME przedloza, a ktorych klasyfi--
kacyi ME dokonano lub Mkt ME
zada.
j CT regestrowani, kt6rzy ME
naleza do zadnej z klas innych.
Wszyscy nalezacy do klas in
nych, r6wnie obszernie okreslo.
nych, ma razie ME beda powo}ani,
ale moga bye powosani W razis
potrzeby W porzadku tam okres-
lonym.
Kwestyonaryusze otrzymaja
wszyscy bez wyjt9tsu regestro-
wani, a obowiazkiem ich jest wy
pelnit je odesiac do kortisyj 10
kalnych W przeciagu dni siedmiu.
Obliczaja, re po otrzymaniu wy
pelnionych kwestyonaryuszy, o.
kaze sic IL okoio 100000 rege-
strowanycn nalezec bedzie do
klasy pierwszej. Praca mad klasy-
fikacya rozpocznie sic okoio logo
grudnia potrwa okolo diva mic
siace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15
z PRZESILENIA FRANCU-
SKIEGO.

Paryz, Is. listopada. - Prezy-
dent Poincare czyni usilne stara-
MA celem zorganizowania nowego
gabinetu ministeryalnego; przesi-
lenie wobec obecnej sytuacyi wo-
jennej uwazaja "a grozne szcze-
golniej; Francyii potrzeba meza-
wodza pelnego SHY, a znalezc ta-
kego trudno teraz; cabinet Pain
lcve'go ustepuje nieza}owany
wSr6d mozliwych nastepcow
wskazuja ma dawniejszego premie
ra Viviani'ego, ministra rolnict-
wa Pamsa' a przedewszystkiem
ma znakonitego polityka, dawne-
60 wroga Niemcow - z przydom-
skiem ,,tygrys" P. Clemenceau.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15

jednego swego wojskoWego Przed
stawiciela, kt6ry bedzie przy Ra-
die w charakterze doradcy-eN-
perta; ci przedstawiciele wojsko-
wi mocarstw bedq Cd swych rza-
dow dla uzytku Rady Wojennej
otrzymywali wszeltie informacye
dotyczqce prowadzenia wojny -
we wszystkich potrzebnycf
szczegoiach; wojskowi experci
beda mieli dawac baczenie ma
dzienny przebieg Rampant / ma
wszelkie okolicznoSci, jak zapa-
sy, Srodki potrzebne itp.; sesye
Rady Wojennej odbywac sic beda
co najmniej raz w miesiqcu w
Wersalu, lub tez w razie potrzeby
- gdzieindziej. Oto wszyStko.
Sfuchano Lloyd-George'a nate
iona uwaga. Cd chwili swego po-
wrotu Paryza, gdzie Lloyd
George powiedziai swa pamietna
move o biedach wielu popelnio-
nych przez Aliantow W wojnie O.
becnej - premier angielski by}
przedmiotem krytyki gwaltownej
re strony prasy angielskiej, tax
dalece, IL nieledwie domagano sic
jego ustapienia. WyjaSnienie IL
dzielone przezen zapewne przy--
czyni sic do uspokojenia wzbu-
rzonych umyslow, zwlaszcza, IL
L.1oyd-George odwaanie dodai, IL
ia interpelacye W sprawie jego
paryskich wynurzeil Rad jegu
jest przygotowany wyznaczyi
ma owe interpelacye poniedzia}ek
najblizszy. Prasa angielska donna
ga sic usilnie powolania do rza-
du lorda Northcliffe'a, wydawce
pierwszorzednych dziennik6w an
pielskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
WLOSKI FRONT.

Berlin, 15. listopada. - Mad
Piave dziaiania artyleryi; w pol
nocnym odcinku linii walki ozy-
wione, W Alpach, W okolicy As
siago bardzo zaciete: zdoby}y tam
wojska centralne pozycye gorskie
na wschod Cd Assiago, gore Lis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15
ODWET AMERYKANoW

Washington, ID listopada. -
L glownej kwatery armli amery-
kaiskiej we Francyi nadeszla ma
stepujaca depesza:
Amerykahscy infanterzysci rze-
Sciowo pomScili niedawna niespo-
dziana napaSc Niemcow ma czesc
okop6w zajetych przez Ameryka-
now. Patrol amerykahski, W kt0-
rym znajdowaio sic take kllku
Francuz6w, urzadzif zasadzke W
poblizu linij niemieckich we wsi
zburzonej. Pc spedzeniu ca}ej no.
cy w blocie, cierpliwosc wyczeku-
iacych zostala nagrodzonq, gdy
ujrzano silny patrol niemieck1,
przeszio diva razy liczniejszy cd
Amerykanow Francuzow. Doz-
wolono mu precise, wtedy Anne,
rykanie i Francuzi re swych Iary-,
j6wek zasypali ogniem podjazd
nierniecki. Niespodzianie zasko-
czeni Niemcy poszli W rozsypke
starajac sic zabrac re soba swo,
ich polegiych rannych. Niewia-'
domo napewno, jake by}y straty
Niemc6w, ale atakujacych Mkt
ME zoSta} raniony, kiedy poten1
Niency juz zdaleka sic odstrzell'
wall. Winszowano sobie wzajem,
ME sukcesu powr6cono do oko-
pow. - Akcya patrolowa po obj
stronach stale sic bardziej ozy-,
wionq, jak rowniez dzia}alnost
artyleryi. Niedawno Niemcy W
przeciagu "a godzin wyrzucili
przesz}o try razy tyle poclskoW
W strone okopow zajnowanych
przez Amerykanow, anizeli W
dniach pierwszych, ale ME zrza--
dzili wiele materyalnej szkody.
Podjazdy wzajemne 81 czestsze,
a dotychczas ieden tylkc amery-
kaish zolnierz zostaf zabity.
OLA ZAPOBIEzENIA STRAJ-
KOM KOLEJOWYM.
Washington, Is. listopada. -
PREF. Wilson znowu stara sic
osobista interwencya zapobiedz
strajkom kolejowym. Prezydenci
czterech wielkich organizacyj ko-
1ejowych otrzylnali cd Prezydenta
zaproszenie ma konferencye MIN,
kt6ra ma sic odbyt d. 90 listopa-
da. Zamierza on ich naklonic do
lego, by przy swych postanowie-
mach zarzadzeriach kierowali
sic wiecej patryotyzmem, anizeli
wzgledami ma interesa prywat-
ne przedstawic i'm. jake sZkody
zrzadzac moze kazdy zastoj W
komunikacyi kolejowej. w razie
potrzeby jednak zamierza uiyt
innych srodkow, chociazby mialo
cstatecznie przyjSc do tego, ze
rad obejmie kontrole mad ru-
chem kolejowym.
w organizacyach kondukto--
row harnulcarzy odbywa sic
glosowanie mad projektem zaza-
da1ia cd zarzad6w kolei podwyz
szenia plac 40 procent. p6z-
niei takie samo qiosowan;c ma sic
odbyt W organizacyach maszyni-
stow i palaczy. CT ludzie utrzy-
muja, re cd chwili wejScia w zy-
Gle ustawy Adamsona koszta u
trzymar1ia wzrosiy o so procent
/ niepodobna i'm teraz z zarobku
utrzym wac rodziny; zarzady
kolei zelaznych zapewniaja nato-
miast, re icn koszta utrzymania
ruchu znacznie sic powiekszyiy i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15
CHICAGOSCY zOLNIERZE
RANIENI.

Ottawa, Ont, Canada, Is. listo-
pada. = G. A. Boehm, Arthur
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PoIny$|na Zasadzka ma
OddziaE nieInieCki.
D|a zapobiezenia strajkom ko|ejowym.
KonferenCya PTezydenta zzarzadami ko|ei ze|azoych
Niemcy traca zaufanie w nury.
Projekt zmiany oznak za}oby.
Rome Wiad domos sci.
D|a zapobiezenia strajkom ko|ejowym'
Projekt zmiany oznak zafoby.
Rome VIA d mo sci.

&c nic So W stanie plac podwyz-
szyc.
Fabryki amunicyi i inne, moge
podwyzszyt podwyzszaja ceny
"a swe wyroby, podczas gdy kole-
JON zelaznym nicwolno podwyz-
sac cen biletow frachtowych
przesYiek.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
GEORGE BURNS
BACK IN FOLD
Tiger First Baseman No Lonxer
Holdout; Agrees To Terms
For Season

George Burns will be q Tiger again
this season. and win be signed In
plenty Of time TO reach camp With.
out delay. According 20 an announce.
nent by President Navin. OF the De
troit club. this morning. the FIRST
hasemAn has written that he will
agree 10 the salary offered him last
month.
George has not signed yet, how
ever. The reason seems to bA that
be has nD contract TO sign. His let.
ter REQUESTED that Mn. Navin return
the contract submitted earlier In the
winter. and he promised TO afiE the
sig and mail the document right
back. II looks "a II George has
been permitted To cool his heels ever
aimee he decided TO be a holdout.
Evidently Mr.. Navin didn't send
back a contract at all after Burns
returned the hrst one
A. any rate. the star nrst sscker
10 ready for business now. He ls q
very popular player and a good one,
and the news of his agreement with
the powers that b. sill be welcome
in this town The signed contract
should be In the Navin safe before
the week end.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
ANOTHER BLACK
EYE FOR HOCKEY
Crude Game Tuesday Night Is
Featured BY Efforts To
Get" Roberts

Hockey In Detroit 20, another
black eve last nigh. The conclud-
ing game OF the series With the To
ronto Rverstdes al The Arena was
not hockey a. all 7, vas a com Dina.
ton or battle royal and old fashion
ed shiny on-your-own- side
The RyerSides did not have their
best team in the field. bur they won.
10 : Filling a wing In their line
W was Roberts. no little fellow
~ho PLAYED with D~troi; before the
row With the management. The
Arena PLAYERS frankly tried 10 get"
Roberts Efforts 70 drive this lad
OF the ice BY rough play were 40
aagrsnf and unspoTtsmsnlike "a 20
- disgusting 70 spectators. who
we're heartily pleased when Roberts
succeeded in living until the nnish
or the game The summary OF The
alley riot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
HOUSER STILL
AT DIZZY GAIT

n Charley Rouser continues 10
perform at tho Falt which be has
set. be will soon DO In The runrlng
for the world championship claimed
~ Jimmy Smith Houser 20, INFO
the Greater Detroit tourney again
last night. bowling Joe Hubey. and
won his match In FIVE games. He
rolled an average OF 23l FOR FIVE
samea. never dropping below 2is nor
going above 24s
In his last % games. Houser has
rolled grand average Of 23l. which
IL hailed az the 1nest bowling in
the history OF the game In this city
Leo Allen strengthened his new
berth At the top 81 the Greater De-
troit tourney when he bear Olaf
Bamb~rg Tuesday afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
Horse Racing Under Cannon Fire Is
Favorite Sport of British Soldiers

out The adventitiouA stimulant OF
gambling.
The peasants and villagers from
the district are immensely Interested
in the proceedings and shout 'Eep
pesp-ooray' with All the strength Of
their lungs Judging from their pr
vate comments. Il Is a never ceaslnE
wonder 10 them that the soldiers
should have the energy 20 run races
and otherwise exercise themselves
when not actually compelled ~ DO
40. But there are great many
things aboat the British soldier in
France that despite his long sojourn
among them. the French villagers
90 not understand QuTs sont
droles. ces Anglais" they declare.
admiringly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
RAYLS MEET
WORTHY FOE
Centrals, of Rochester, ~. Y,
Here for Game Tonight With
Detroit's Crack Team

One OF ne big basketball game of
tho season has been scheduled COR
tonight al the Moose hall. The bel.
liserenis viii be The Rayls. OF Ds-
Jrolt. and the Centrals. OF Rochester.
y. Y. The Centrals were scheduled
al the suggestion OK the Oswegos,
" no put in a hearty boost for their
rivals out east. II the Centrals, who
ali are Hebrews. can play that game
% basketball like the Oswego= can.
this contest tonight will be a-~hlz.
seThllnser
The RAyls have prepared their
abb In advance. They report all
sorts OF bruises from the Indiana
trip last week. That bear story
sounds like football days. Included
In the lineup may be Wall. the Cen
trail high star who has graduated
and gone into the amateur game. He
won his spurs last week and may
start tonight. The big game will
start At s:t5 and will re preceded
by a good preliminary. The prob
able lineup;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
MUFFIN WILL
BOW TO VOTE
Judge. Hostile TO Conference,
Willing to Let Alumni
Control His Ballot

Judge J. o. Murfn. OF Detroit. Is
a game gentleman. He doesn't like
he western conference and makes
no bones about opposing any noEo-
tistlons for the University OF Mich.
igan's return 20 that organization.
The Judge will De elected a regent
of the university al the next cleo
ton His duty VIII be 10 represent
the alumni OF Detroit. who are ever
phelmingiy In favor OF a return
Il has been feared that Judge Murt
on would use his exceptional oppor.
unity 20 knock the campaign in the
head. There Il no question but hat
be would like TO But the Judge has
announced that II the question
comes to n vote Of the regents when
be Is IN Once. and there II oppor-
unity for q dignined renewal OF re-
lations with the conference. be viii
vote according 10 the will Of the Do
iroit alumni and not according 70
his own notions. Nor VIII be at
tempt To adversely i7nuencs the 9th.
er regents.
This statement wasn't Easy f6f
the Judge. His pledge undoubtedly
removes thu biggest single influence
against Michigan's renewal Of rels
lions with the large western uni
versities. Many Of he proreturnsr,
believe that the campaign now viii
have easy sailing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

They do not think OF the posAibili-
ties OF failure-in fact they believe
the stroke successful before hitting
the ball
Older players study out their
shots and are more apt 10 make
mistakes because they ngure In the
poss bilities OF failure
For this reason II Is argued that
perhaps Jones in Ave years or Adair
In two or three will not reach the
preemlnent position In golf which
their youthful records would indL
cate
These questions are. % course,
purely psychological and may or
may not be true
Il Is certain. however. that the
American links will be invaded BY
an army OF promising youngsters
this spring who will make the pres
eat generation % great amateurs
look TO their laurels
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
HOUSTON GOLF
TOURNEY BEGINS

HOUSTON. Tex, Feb. 2i.-Reu-
ben Rush and Nelson Whitney. OF
New Orleans: Bob Jones and Perry
AdAir OF Atlantis. and other golf no
tables will participate In the an
nual midwinter invitation tourna-
ment OF the Houston Country club,
which opened today Several Chi.
oAgo and Ct louis business men.
who are spending the winter In the
south. also have entered. A special
event has been arranged for south
paw golfers The tournament wifi
last three days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
SCHMIDT WANTS
BACK IN GAME

BALTIMORE. Feb. zl-"Butch"
Schmidt. who was FIRST bassmAn for
the Boston Braves until last sprinS.
when he decided 10 retire from the
diamond. Is becoming restless. He
wants TO return 10 his old berth and
threatens 10 Join the Braves at their
training camp IN March. N be shows
any sort Of form during the prac-
tice games OF the spring. Ed. Kon-
etohy may be sent 10 the outneld.
Schmidt r. proprietor OF several
butcher shops in Baltimore. and
when he retired was reported 10 bs
well fixed In this worlds goods Old
n. c. OF l.. may have hit him be-
tween the eyes. tho. ~ he now wants
10 quit cutting steaks and chops
10 take up the task OF swinging on
the little old apple.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

by the British troops in France and
FLANDERS.
A race meeting actually under
Ere has q distinctly novel sound.
SIN. II IL a common enough eIpe-
Renee OF the present campaign. and
many such have been successfully
held during the last few months.
There h. nothing elaborate about
The preparations A fine afternoon
md couple OF hours comparative
freedom from The attentions OF the
Bosches' sufrcc for the purpose The
grandstand is = stack ~ biscuit
po7es 90 the fop. - q motor lorry.
and rings and Enclosures % NOT er.
set Nor are their facilities for max.
inE = book or backing ones fancy.
II " al sport for sports sake, with.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
WON'T MAKE FIGHT
TO KEEP BOXING

NEW YORK. Feb. ;i.-Ths New
York boxing law must stand or Tall
on It's own merits. Promoters and
others interested have decided not
10 raise a fund 10 Eight Gov Whit
mans announced intention OF re-
pesling the present Law.
The New York Law became un.
popular on account OF a number OF
conditions, including poor matches
and mediocre promoting eliminating
In bride charges nled against Chair
man wenck. OF the boxing commits
sion. by Harry Pollok. a promoter
and manager OF Fred Welsh.
Following this scandal boy was
killed In a bout in Albany and Gov.
Whitman declared he would make .
fight 20 have the law repealed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

Followers OF amateur golf are al.
ready specializing on tie posslbili-
ties OF boys In their teens winning
American amateur golf titles next
year and even the best players are
no. discogn;lng The 1916 play OF
such phenomenal youngsters as
Bobby Jones and Perry Ada!r who
took the measure Of Chick Evans
and Ned sawyer In match play and
Who otherwise qualified AZ danger
Gus factors
Unless the unexpected happens
both Jones and AdAir will play
much better golf 10 1917 than they
dill in 1915 Jones is IS and Adnr
three years older
The remarkable success Of these
younEsters In Eof is ascrlbed By
many critics 70 their non analytical
confidence Ia themselves
They learn 70 MAKE strokes and
their confidence carries them thru
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
TWO CHAMPIONS SUB
FOR LESSEE FIGHTERS

When Jack Byiton was substi
tuted Tor jimmy DGTy a. Johnny
Griffith opponent a few nights
ago II was remarked that this
was the hrst time ia history that
a champion ever dubbed FOR an
inferior fighter Yet he same
thing vas done right over again.
for Pete Herman The new ban
tam champion. took KID VII.
liams place against sammy San.
dow on Feb y, making two IN
cldents % the kind and surely
establishing a new record.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
ASSOCIATION
UMPS NAMED

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. 81
President Hickey Of the American
association. has announced seven
members OF his umpire stan
Dill brennan. George Johnson.
James Murray. Gerald Hayes. w J.
Carney. w r. Friel and Louis
Knapp. Brennan. Carney and Hayes
are new members % the stan. The
three men dropped are Joe o'Brien.
Frank Connolly. and George Goeh.
Ter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
White SOx Will Stand Pat
On Old Lineup This Season
BROWNS ONLY f-To-o
VICTORY WON ~
sislER FROM JOHNSON

OF the - i-too games played
In the American league last year
Washington won three and lost
ave. 81, Louis annexed only one
and Lost six. the solitary victory
being the great battle between
Walter Johnson and George Sis
Ter IN the Mound city Sept. IL.
The Nationals made six hits and
the Browns four.
The CisvelAnds participated in
only one l-too game. and this
occurred AZ New York. July II.
when Jim Bsgby beat the Yam
KEGS Boston won>seven such
games and lost none. while the
White Sox won eve and lost one.
The Tigers won no such games.
but we're unlucky enough 20
lose three
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21


unaed bearcat AZ Cleveland he
The
Of M
n Of :o5i. for the and
could be under the 1915
yUesr Prince
The Itself
finished jamboree
Lee AIwohy and Peter Scott
only Billy
the field Peter
u
= f:osh a
30 seconds.
a
M Mccormick
allowed
" sssa duSioatng the record time Of 2:o4x
-
80 hvurfts volo did
3o3k do It. In second Andrews
Asak-saA the game
IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
WOLVERINES GO
TO SYRACUSE

Ann ARBOR, Mich. Feb. 2l.-
Coach Farrell and his track team
viii leave tonight for Syracuse, y
y. where they will oppose the syra.
cuse university athletes in an indoor
meet Thursday nlght. The follow
ing squad Nlll maxi tho trip
Cspt carroll. Coach Farrell Nan.
Hger sand~ra O'Brien. Fontsnnh
tIog. Huntington. K-esier. smith.
Hsrfell. simmons. Sconeld. Prardr-
ley. FoN Rouma. Robinson. HsiKh
and ssdrevick
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
ROCHE9TER
RAYIS
SOLDIERS WILL
BOX AT WINDSOR

There will be no professional Dor
ing At the Windsor arena ton ght.
Instead there will be- a benefit card
Tor the Canadian Scottish Borderers
who will provide their own talent
The main bout will find Corporal
"singer Mckenzie opposing Piper
Kennedy There will be other events
and at the finish a battle royal. Ad
mission VIII be 26 cents, no seats
will be reserved.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
French Look On and
Shout "Eep-peep-
'Ooray"

Under The caption Horse races
and athletes under Ere. the British
Intelligence service In London has
approved the following story
The British armies a. The front
give themselves up - sport within
the sound and even within reach Of
no enemy TunF vith an the rest ol
fhe English sporftrnan pursuing Ms
hobby III peace Tine
Practically ever, form ~ our
door sport - assiduouslv followed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
Nav to Mail Back That January

undertaken 20 decide Just wt
n~rf~cf physical standpontraoy fr any
endurance come 10
in schedule nine stunts
ana classes
good condition and poor
under inspection souna
nerves good blood pressure clean bill Of health
able
broad Jump Of is feet hand NAu
OF running high jump
times swim quarter Oh ne
helpless companion
al struggling swimmer and have knoNeo1e
q eight wrestling holds
il good must be able 10 run me
hand vault the height OF ms
helpless
nveoo struggling swimmer
wrestling holds The poor eos oo
spanked and shipped to the eooeS
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The Champion

tAat Axvorthy He al
served his apprenticeship learned his and
The head pole va: removed and his shooting changed
- As vsk August the stallion vent after The
1;o1
0unbus track the Accompanied
.
Two
snd tho hts cah split that
nnshsd l:6sh
ms time the conditions perfect The n
was1:2 mIs
In 1854 and the
ooundag tribute to the king Of stations
Once a.
accomplished his
1:5s
old There
his
yearns and traded like
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
Circus Offers Alexander
Twice Salary He Demands
" MORAN HITS HIM.
@. MORRIS MAY RUN
ALL the WAY NOME

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.-Carl
Norris viii walk all the way to
his Oklahoma homo 10 be doesn't
beat Frank Moran In the match
he has signed for March II In
Madison-so. harden. he said this
morning. Morris said he IN
derstood Moran had signed and
that the match was a 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
Star Finger Can Get
$4,000 a Season
Under Tent

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i.-Bui Pichsns
has made Grover Cleveland Alsxan-
der an oror which oush, 10 help
big Alex land the $4,000 salary be
wants. regardless OF whether he -
cepts II.
Pickens has devised a scheme
whereby q circus he represents y
TO retain Alexander at 81 900 q week
TOR 50 weeks. He viii do q freak
baseball stunt inside the tent and
later viii exhibit his prowess by
defending an Offer 20 give $50 10
anyone Who can make q base hit on
him Pickens has devised an ar
ransemcnt OF nets, supposed to rep.
resent territory marking 4 base hit.
II coat Ban Pickens Just Sia tsls
Phone tolls TO get Grover Cleveland
Alexandsrs verbal promise that be
would give his $4,000 proposition
serious consideration and that he
probably would accept
Pickens left today for the east
70 have stpersond conference with
Alexander who. II was stated. had
suggested TO Piokens that he sign
either Jimmy Archer or Killifer a. q
battery partner.
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GYVHs Gahsgan for copy OF 2
20 the
i Lee Tom takes the look OF
Fastu stable suen
all OF
OF worth the telling II "a chuck tu OF
triumph under the sen
supple
this stirring TO the
Of genuine horsemen
1911
Madison
The sent 70
Of yeaing and purchased
highly
lot and stable
early not unlike that OF ~
Johnonsl ot whom cost
snaorl league own ersn loose change
driver for the Psstime stable undertook he
Axvorthy
futuies That be made Peter V step
Otherwise whipped
- liveo when be MAD