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The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-25

Chief Engineer Bailey and Trans portatiOn Manager Rcaburn are mak- ing a trip to the Nenana coal fields, having left this morning.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-25

Balastng of that part of the rail road that has been completed is now going on steadily. The roadbcd is therefore showing considerable i'm proyement making it possible foL, the trains of work cars passing over it daily 10 move much more rapidly.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-25
LATEST NEWS
 FROM NENANA
Special 10 The Cit2cn)

NENANA, June 9. It is expected that the sidewalks along A street will soon be completed. Howclrs blaming mill is now working night and day turning out the lumber for the walks. The Engineering com missions mill is @Iso working stead .Iy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
MARKET
ON The UPTURN
Better Tone Exhibited BY Sc
curities; Bower Continues
To Advance
sy e. E. mAccRoNE a CO.
Dime Bans Building.


Continued upward tendency was
exhibited By local securities Mon
day morning on the Detroit Stock
exchange. the buoyRney being. nc
doubt. tostered by the strength and
upward trend OF the New York
market There IL = feeling among
local investors that the severe de
olines in all good securities during
the last two months have brought
them 10 a point where they have
almost entirely discounted any fur
Their bad news that may come out
Spring is at hand, and this viii
help nearly every local industry
assisting shipments and lifting rail
embargoee.
Continuing its advance, Bower
sold over 40 this morning, the high
est figure yet recorded on the new
stock. Rumors Of ave per cent
monthly cash dividend are said 70
be responsible for the continued
strength OF this security Motors
continue rather inactive. Paige be-
ing offered az rs with no bids, and
REQ resting only slightly above its
low Of Saturday. when " declined
under IS. This is the result OF dis
appointment in some quarters over
the conservative policy announced
b, REQ as regards dividends
Charcoal Iron shares are still
Quite active and strong altho sligh'.
Isl weaker than on Saturdays close
Sales were made Monday mornin-
az lS-about Is under the hes,
az Saturday The preferred stock
az This company is also very strong
alfho sclling cx dividend
Close market Observers are look
INK for renewed buying ~ the mo
tor stocks influenced not only by
the strength exhibited by the mo
tors listed on the New Hork ex
change bur by The realization that
the pslmy days ~ the year for ths
automobile producer are AZ hand
and profits arr likely 10 Increase
Among thc uniistcds, Hippo con
tUues very active ranging from
fI-4to8 I-2. Federal Truck Is also
receiving much attention. any s'oci
offered being well taken az prices
ranging from I05 20 106 This IL
SIRE sells cxdiudend on March 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
CUBURBAN
~ NEWS


A l. wilbur viii leave Tuesday
for Detroit to begin his dsties as
federal juror.
Mr.. and Mira rorre~t n. r~nt 90
Highland Park. have soid their prop-
srty on the east aide Of Rfvsr-ss 10
NJ. ana Mr.. Charles harris OF
stony creek. are movigs 70
The sseona annual - 8 ~ O. 40. ID
urdAy evening with ne foiiovsng
high school teams paxtieipetine'
ssoy.i oaA ysrm.nsSen; 1rsi, nS
t 6Sioa rsnnr. ossicrs. c:s: ci.. NJ
Morris wyassotts. sritton. yrsasste
the Normal. % M: CITY. 6rsyiinS
s H. n :sir En-. c o.s;;a: s. sss cs.S
sea teams were awarded fcvtng cape
and medAls and the Milan team re-
The q, 3, Preessd STEEL pe en-
gloyees ~rs gwen hsH not'oss
The College lodge members raw. q
dancing party saturday svsning.
The Hawaiian quintet % Dstreh.
gave q program % music saturday
william vivian q Detroit vs. .
guest sunday % his sister. nnss Mar
GAret vivian.
nh, tn. y Misses ,s s Nag Ss,s,s, w, w
Jefferson and Grace nmeyy and James
BreaGsy, piano pupns OF Mra 0eor-
STA Richardson Basksrvtfle In the
Normal Conservatory OF Music. wsrs
presented In a recital Sunday after
noon I'm the Detroit Museum OF Art.
Assistance wAs given 6y Mias Mar
garet Denlsy. OF this city, and Law
renee p. Smith. OF Detroit
Cocosnsts tust az they grow In
Florida are on exhibition In the show
window OF the Dunlop 4 SON. gro
Gerry and we're sent oy Mr.. and Mrs
George n. Dunlap. who are spending
several months IN Miami.
G. ], Luithle left Saturday FOR hks
home in 81. Louis. Mo. after q visit
In the home OF his daughter. Mrs
Noyd y. Budd was badly kicked
Saturday BY HE driving horse. He
Was attended by Or. James Breakey
who thinks he has frsctursd bone
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wilson were
initiated IN the arst and second de-.
Grange. No. 80. held Saturday In the
Masonic temple. The next meeting
viii be held April In the home OF
The men chosen IN the Normal all
school debate tryout 90 complets tbs
team which Wili debate with tn
Terra Hautc team In the dual contest
IN April are Bennar. Johnson. smith
Carter. poutOu and Ssineu.
Sunshine and AwkwardnesE IL ths
subject announces Tor Strickianf
GtIlilAns address Mauch "a. ip Pea '
auditorium
The ian annual decentralization Of
the physical training work IN tn
Normal will BE- given In the wesi
gymnasium Thursday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
Financial Notes

In the annual meeting % the stock
holders OF the IA. n Good rich com
pany In New York 5000. 600 worth OF
prsfsrrsd stock was retired. This
leaves sse.too.o0o preferred stock
stil Outstanding. The directors were
The annual statement Of the caiu-
n sss = zri .Sns kininE company Zoe
amounting % t30,tss,tss and on In
terest payments tS7.SiO. or a total OF
t1o.bsI,st0. compared with ti1,sst,T1A
a year nso, The net income IL
Outstanding stock "a compared 10
sAt q year ago.
y Morgan a Co. Kuhn. LOEB a
Co. National City company. Quar-
snC Trust company OF New York:
Lee. HiGGinson a Co, WIN. A. Read
q 90. are Offering for subscription
slbooo.ooo Central Argsutins railway
io-yeer 80 convertible goid notes AZ
Ice and accrued intsrest yielding sc.
The notes are In eoupon forn n de-
nou1nafions Of ~ .ecd
Pysuss~e--sAs psus. ss~s hssA--<A.s
W rtshs-r~es lob Dept.-Msta ss3s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
livestock

MICHIGAN CENTRAL srockSARDs
DETROIT. March is.--c.ttie; Mar
ket steady; beat heavy steers tto.se
oloss' best handy weight butcher
steers. pos.se; mixed steers and
heller. sos, handy light butch.
9 best cows TICS: butcher cows
tss0nI common cows tsosSe, can
ssEs HsouS.is: best nsayy. bulls
ssrinEsrs SEQ 31' Wal AVE- AVE- Ms So
ket stesdy. best grades. tl1QlSs
heAviss b9s sheep and lam %:
Best lambs. ti4Beailfs. Hogs: VA
settled. prospects higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

W-a Z. IABrick. -. Detroit; Fran
Gee A. wtttsrhcit. 70. sams-chsa ".
MrS~s. %. pstrosti orscs n Ccesns.
~. same-etsphsn Herman. ~, De-
trost: 6s10 Kassors. ~. sAms-eidnsy
puu1cre %. Dstrofti Beruioe Msa-
slss. n. Troy. Mich---Jwfiliam ~ No
ponough. ~, pstrcst oracs n Law
trolts yuria fshT. ~, same-cornsiius
Ailea. -. Detroit: Anna n Hurt. 70.
ssms--Loufs eohusternan. -. De-
trost: Sophia HorovitS "a. ssme--Roy
~ yeAnsoa. o. Detroit; mvelyn Bum
;s''H - s,,, .~ w.. Ss,, n - x.s.%sn
fAwrenoe A. LAfssn. "a betrvftl HAr-
rist q vreedy. 10 same-Hsrvsy J.
wffkiua 81. Detroit; Ethel Ncrh~-
soa. "a sAms--Ddward Boiler. -.
p,troit; ~. = Andersen; %, s.ss
EE,m%s~ - rorm.nt ~ pstroit :
s. c: oi nssrcss: o~. w.,a.r Is
sane-yohn v Dsdow. a. Dstrcft;
Agnes Hale, 40. Ams-HAssan NN<-
ssr. %, Highland Park, Mich: sayds
rsyypA, 70. same--Ccetensis De dfo-
.:t ~ Rs ss,.. y1 p.Iss:n iS =. b.:
tvoft; HhisnA Moss. -. same-Joseph
4 Nuge4ss. IS. Detroit. Hattfe viii
stfen, 30. s~ms-rres.e Narcotic. 10
waitham. caneoa: Aieck Abrsma a.
petrcft-Ahs y. strenE ~, Detroit
Hodson. %. Detroit; MARGARET PAIL
IS. same-vaisntins orelen. ~. De-
troit. rds 0snseurw. 20 sams-Thoras
sP drifnn. &C. Detroit Frames
Borwnan. se same--Hsroid Hoyt. -
Detroit: Blanche RAnds ~. same
o~dtsA Tukaes. -. Detroiti Elsie
am DO, 10. sans--sam X swanton. %
Detrcft; osus a. Bowers. 20. same
Hdward etsvksy. n. Detroit; saviiis
Turp~w. 10. NORTH Branch. Mich
Joseph ~ Jewell. n. Detroit. Mar
NJ tfnn. %, same-Paui Anderson
70. Detroat: wfBifred RobbinA a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

troit wit deliver ths principal ad-
dressL
The oiss dub OF hishissn ArkAli
company will meet this evening.
EH Ward lodge. No. lJ1 will meet
Wedns sdsy evening at 100.
Nrs Fountafn Of Detroit 10 visit
ina with Mrs. Frank Arrnstrons and
family.
rhs npwo~tA league OF the Meth
odisf en- urch will give q little treat
20 the people Of wyandotts Tuesday
evening Mr Ira w. Jayne supertn-
tendsnf OF recreation commission %
Detroit. will speak on social service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

CHICAGO March is-Hogs. RE-
ceipts 5000, market strong. lSe
l5.l5 good heavy. tit.Tbulb.lo;
rough heavy. t1EsoQ is55: tight
Sass @ 1905 pigs. tI0.Ss dl2tO. CAt-
tie. ReceiptA 1890 market strong.
and heiterS SS.75aio.sb stcckers and
feeders. t61a1qso. Texans. Ssf0W
1850 calves SiO1SNiA25 sheep
Receipts 5000 market strong Toe
higher; native. stIi0nle3S. western.
2it.S50i-f5 lambs, 8i15eui 4.fot
western. Sle 500 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
Sugar x|ari'st

sugnFs-Detroit Wholesale prices:
Crystal donlnOeA lib si2a5. crys-
tai doninoes, 5-lb. si7zs eagle tab
let's tfesb, cut loaf. tf005. cubes
50 IS: xxx powdered. sac. stand
ard powdered. ts.ts Eranulated. ex-
trs coarse. $3.50, granulAted. fine. in
bulk. tS7s granulat~d. fS-lb cottous.
s. IS. ryHtal domino gran. lib and
5-ib. cartons. IN cases. 1915. crystal
domino. gran. HF cases SOS dia-
nlond A tsab conf~ctiouers A. $50.
No. 4. ss76: No. s. 3Sg7o; No. 8. SSe5.
No Z. fs.s0. No. q. $3.50 No. ,. fs.bo;
No 10. 50 t5 No. n. 81. 90. No ~.
ts25. No. "a. 3S1q No. ~. tS10. 80.
~. IS 10. nom n king mixture 81 30;
beet grauuiated. fasS Per 100 lbs.
household powdered. Ia. - 90 case.
- IS. household powdered. Is. IS 20
case. fA.g5 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
Gran and Previsieas

DETROIT. March is.-opening--
Wheat up Ne In the Detroit market
and a arm tone " asotsd In Chicago
aad liverpool Opening prices Mon
day--Cash No. Z red wheat tih.
Nay. tAeo; July. u-ssA; No. ! white.
tisS.
The corn maykst 10 arm al sf.iie
ia for cash No .. siisAii1A for
No. = yellow and y.iial.liA for No.
yellow.
oats are IN good demand and steady
ct s5 NC for cash sta ndard. ekc for
No. white and sec for No. white,
Rye is steady az ti.ss for cash NO
Beans are IN good demand and
arm a. $3.50 for all deliveries
Seeds are quiet az tio7o for prime
red clover. losS for March, tilAo
fer alsikr and O. 80 for timothy
Grain receipts at Chtoago Monday
were "a cars Of wheat i3s % corn
and TOT OF cats
May wheat In chiesro opsnsd Mon
day az ttstH di.sss. corn at fi.oeAs
and o. "a At kgho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

IN YnnK rrnnrCF

NEW YORK March Flour
quiet unchangcd Pork stronE mess
So 20 q 80 Lard firm middbswess
spot SIS - N ] . 80 sugar raw Quiet
at loaf tgt5GK musertado sq.trsf
fa5f centrifugal 9G-te4t t1
rushed s. powdered s. graz. -
lated. American So FederaI s. %
coffee Rio 40 on spot. ~. T4f-
low strong special f4tar rify ffF.
sf0sdfi0 No Z T0n soc. clover 1Ftf
&c. Dressed poultry rurkeua 1871
a. chickens 1su fowls Ift, fF
19Ac ducks $50 f1r 1--we poultry
Hrnsr gees itG fTr duHka rru -rr.
fowls -1iL y ssc TURKEYS $50 roaafers
100 chicken. broIlera 100 go. Cheese
irregular state milk common %
specials 2ttr GeTfac. skins. common
70 special Ifd2ir
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

Al Benton. a catcher hailing from
tbe University % Michigan Is show
ing his wares 10 the Chicago Cubs
Ia California Benton caught To-
George Sisler when The Browns
star was at Ann Arbor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
80 Meraer Rnn,ored

Rumors were current Monday that
Cheyrolcl. Tho interests of Wni"h
Gre CLOSELY Identified with those ~
the General Motors corporation. VIII
Don Do merged with ths latter or
SANITATION and thai plans Or the
consolidation would BE- announced
ir tho annual neating ~ The Cheyro-
Oct stockho iers In New York. Non
aay afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
luotatIons by nornbInwer . Me-k.


Dutter--f.Ntra crramerY. gSrc 10
creamery nrsts. asc- dairy ga 10
packing stock e4c 10.
EEEs-F tesh receipts. cases luciud-
81. hrstr. Go d0z current recefuta.
zshe foR- Receipts Friday. Isle
cases
York ESQ. donaestfc Swfas a-Weac,
Imported swiss s. q COO. brick cream,
y &c. limburEer i-fb. g5fgr. a-fb
2tAe3 long horns. 25c. daisies. 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
punnfaa a stevens

EAsT BUFFALO. ". Y. March III
PIN. .t. ssss'sii s sss. sass isss
s6SoqIo.to; rat cows. tsSe0s: heif-
ara tIesss. bulls. ssessS Hogs;
kscslpts 10 ears. stsadYi heavy.
nSsGgisso .y0rksrs. tikSe. pigs
sheep. Rsceipta 10 cars. strong
top lambs sISb00i5.TS yesrlingA
usglt; wethers. s120i1.Ss, ewes.
tliQii60
Calves: SIS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
earaaInIna

The Salesman-You can't and a
better car than this for the money.
III let you have II for $3.50 as il
stands.
Mr.. Spavin--I1l give YOU $500 for
II II you'll throw in a hitchtng
weight and a whip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
CHIC AGO BITTER n.RkET

CHICAGO. March Butter 'Eq-
tras f0c. hrstE gsN1sc dairy extras
"a y @gTr, nrsts 7Gffa4c Eggs
Prime ordinary. eTn9ffsc hrsts $50
sshc. Cheese Twins 2suE5t,
Young AmericaR 80 q n go. Live rout-
try. Fowls e7iec ducks i-meae.
geese. ia lsc. springs. 21i-c turks
zoe Potatoes Receipts 50 cars. n nrv
VESTS. S2g4G 2ss Wisconsin s. 30 81
ass Minnesota ggSOd sn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
WYANDOTTE

baby boy.
The BOY scouts 81 WyRndotte viii
meet next "Wednesday IN Odd Eel
lnws temple After the meeting they
will 60 On = hike out Eureka-rd
The Methodist banquet will 10 held
this evening pr. NJ :. Rice % De-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
CLEVELAND ITyE STOCK

Receipts. 600. higher workers ard
mixed. sIBs mediums ttS.l6. pigs.
81 50. roughs, Si1 30. stag. STA cat
tie Receipts Ia cars active and
steady. sheep and lambs Receipts.
~ cars top SIS calves, Receipt
500. steady. top. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF ID. C. n. X. COMPANY

Notice - hereby given that Shs an,
~. psifsy ann.e shs si Rssieesa Con- o.
pany. for the election OF Directors
pnd the tranEAotion % suoh other
businsss az may com before the an
See OF the company IN the cMy Of
Detroit, Mich. on "Wednesday. March
81, 1917. AZ D m BY order OF the
DIRECTORY Of the Company
tsiEned) J. ID. sANDERs
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
ouotations By Paine webber q Co,
Mar. IL Open High Low Ccse
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Mar. wheat
S S:,s Ssh ds.s Mi Mi NJ i NH Ia f9
tiieS. Oats Cash. s1Hc, MAJ.
s4He: Juiy. see RYE Not quotes
Clovsrseed Cash si0sS. March.
$40 So. April. tiO3s October $40
Alsfke. Prime and March. sil 50.
Timothy Cash and March ~ 50.
Rustsr Brick creamery. tSc. tub
creamery. ashe. Eggs Fresh card
led. sac fancy selects, 7eC. Hay:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
rotFno IINE Nrork

Tuf EDO March Ia-H Hogs Re-
reiutE tight. market Tee higher
heavics sIf-5n $3.50 mediums
@anib1A workers. t50H 1888
good pigs si150dlR calves. steady.
sheep and lambs Steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
CrRR coPPER sTocKs
wy7sv YORK BUTTER Avn Ecc.

NKNy YORK March f--Buttsr
P'frm receipts s.-ti. creamery extra
41c creamery. spe~ai market. go 81
&c state dairy, tubs. 10dfic: ifnita-
ton creamery Arsts - a12r Eggs
Firm, receipts. 1854; nearby white
3o9sie. fresh hrsts. 3e& 01ie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

~ foSiowins arms are privileged
6oouee orders on the exchange.
II Moss & Co.. Carlyle a Poveh
Il West 20, y " Msccrone
~ 4 Co, W y. Mclaughlin. Mer-
~ xssr 4 CO. sineiair 4
III kumet J. spreeue. WIN "a
Sksrd d Co. Bennett. smith a
" Reilly a Co. Mstthew
-. A W wallace a Co. Levin q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

pstroit. Mich. March 10, 1877
The Directors have declared n quar-
tsriy dividend OF lA% on the T%
Cumulative Preferred stock. payabis
April 2. 1917. 20 stockholders OF r~r.
ora March 20. 1917. Cheeks viii BE
mailed.
a voN sCHLrdrIL
Treasures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

Prfnft~g--the pisfn sect ksna--snss
" rtxhf--Tt@es Jsh Dept.-Msin sB1s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

- yuuK. 11nrch lo-esrrins
om Rus1ns which MI - 10
~ - wers registered thru
oinSoG - entire iisf N nrs.
0or . me stock esehsnse To-
1|v. Da6lruaAs Usnes~lly were STA
rrory a. nsvsd fracfzonaAiy high
lJniGsd S1ssss Steel opened up
~ "a IL a iis and Ia Ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. March ie-opening-
Wheat: MAY up ne; July MP &C;
September up &c Corn Nay up
&c. July up ne. ssptsnbsr unouot-
cd oats MAy up nc; July up hc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

Butter. all sales A. f0c. LAT
weeks price 40 TO 4zc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

PTfnttnE-tke pistn neat kInd--thst
" rtKht-rGes JoA D~pt-Msia ezra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19

Detrsfs Rssk ciearians-
I>1fro}f back ciearingr for Monday
wnr1 -. 1ss. SSH Total clearings
49, fo date are f51i 7sl.ois0 90 AZ
<{0n1 t1fT.Igi.s $500 for the cor
DrU1inf period IN 1919 49,.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-04
M'CRAW CLAIMS HIS TEAM
COST LESS THAN WHITE S0x
Giants Manager Points Out That Comiskey Spent For
tune to Collect Pennant Winner

John McGraw comes out in an arti-
Gle On the Worlds Series Baseball
Magazine, maintaining that he has
spent less money on the Giants than
Comiskey has on the White Sox. Nc
Graw, however, states that "Of course
everybody is grateful to Charles Com
iskey for spending a. fortune in trying
to build up his club
when they talk OF my buying pen
nants why don't they look Up the
dope. The team with which 1 won
my last pennant didn't have a man
on the roster whom hadn't deve1-
oped. Not al man. made. them all
what they were and they were good
enough to win the National flag three
times running.
And take the present team, If you
want to. They are partially the re-
suit of unusual conditions. Some of
the players were obtained from the
Feleral league. Where see a chance
to buy a good player I do so. I
wouldn't be managing my business
very we'll. would I, If 1 didn't do that ?
And You must bear in mind that New
York, while the most liberal city in
the world. won't stand for any second
rate goods. They have got to have
quality and they are ready to pay
literally for 1t. Some other manager
can experiment with a lot of has
Deems and never-waseS and try tc
tinker up new club. But I couldn't
! do it in New York and get away with
it. And. to be fair, how. about the
men on my present club that / did
develop.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-04
PENN ELEVEN BY
BURST OF SPEED
.SMAsHES ALBRIGHT

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct. 4.-The Penn
football team overwhelmed Albright
College yesterday afternoon on Frank
lin Field in their opening contest of
the season by 7s to 10. The Red and
Blue displayed a formidable attack
and a stone wall defence which was
surprising, as only five regulars Were
in the initial lineup which started the
fbattle against Coach Kelshner's squad,
and the eleven had worked together
only four days under the personal di-
rection of Head Coach Bob F,olwen.
The boys from Meyerstown were no
match for the Penn team. Penn
blocked kicks, recovered fumbles. In
tercepted forward passes and did all
most everything to discourage the Wis
itors attempting to thwart their eff
forts. The game was a good practice
contest for the first string men as well
as the substitutes in preparation for
the second battle of the season with
Geirgia Tech this Saturday at At
lanta, Ca
I Only when a flock of substitutes
were sent into the game by Coach
Fo1weH did Albright show any SEM
blance of real football tactics. Al
bright's men weer gone throughout
and they fought hard, although hope
elssly outclassed. 1t was in the sec
ond and fourth periods that Albright
| took advantage of the misplays by the
kock of PENIS second string men and
scored 10 points.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-04
WORLD SERIES FACTS
BY PHILA. HUMORIST

Worlds Series Facts as compil-
ed by James Isaminger, of the
Philadelphia North American:
The Cardinals never played in
one.
1t takes 10000 packs of cigar
cites for each crowd.
If those persons who wouldn't
get tickets were placed in line they
would reach from Philadelphia to-
Hong Kong and then back to Lit
itz. Pa.
Z Great pitchers always decide the
issue. except when the great bats.
men do.
Outfield jumps have given deci-'
sions on play exactly 90 1-s
times.
Sometimes they are not played.
in Boston.
Every day during the games ss,-i
100000 persons who wouldn't pay
5 cents to see Alexander bean the
kaiser with a rotten tomato give,
the familiar stall that they tried to
get tickets. but couldn't.
Every game in history has been
decided by a base hit, fielding err
ror. battery error or an out.
More bartenders collapse from
the strain than players. -
No matter what happens the
worlds series Is always won by a
N. s. team.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-04
FAVOR KUNz IN
BATTLE WITH
BROWN OCT. 8

New Haven, Oct. 4EBoxing ex-
perts all over the state seem of the
opinion that the Is round battle be-
tween State Champion Battling Kunz
of South Norwalk and Chic Brown
Of New Haven before the Arena A.
c., in New Haven, next Monday night.
will be the most sensational bout
ever staged in this state. Kunz won
the state lightweight, title from
Brown last November when Brown
broke his arm in the sixth round
Brown had another chance at the
champion in New Haven over the IL
round route in June, but the boys
boxed a draw.
Now Brown has chance over the
1 5 round course and New Haven fans
believe he will stop the champion
Considerable attention is being paid
the sen1i-final bout, which is a ten
rounder between Johnny Martin of
New Haven and Red Allen of Bridge
port. These two rugged lightweigfts
will meet at 135 pounds at 8 O'Clock
in the afternoon and should put up a
/ humming bout.
Joe Currie of New Haven is in fine
shape to meet Sammy Waltz of Hart
ford in the special six round opening
feature and this bout is coming in
for much attention from New Haven
and Hartford fans. They are to box
at 124 pounds at 8 o'clock In the at
ternoon which means Waltz win have
some weight on the New Haven boy.