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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03

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Der MI meies, er Iigeleoes uieopan-
lg GOD. 5 0e itore 9inrareaIer, ser
falOes Ror0nlarfen, fan Der 0esll0en
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ret gennem 9Dens 9opeo9a0er til
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til @mbeos 6ortabelie iom officer.
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men 4}~eni9be0en bar til @enqul0
aioet ct Gar gooe aoIlefter til q.
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.9alle / Anr5us, Der eIlers beifpfti-
ger ff0-1f5 Wano, bar maattet
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iqbrif6elt bar itan0iet 8irfi om5eoen
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oelbnrt ioran Den ianlnle 5ituation.
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ie @(rbeiOe til nogIe al De afifeoi-
aeoe.
SilbascbOlOt jim Spebe. On Ell
:Niano / Stern aonlmmne er oct
nnoer Den M ioretagne 0pggrelie
or 06itaoret t916-17 oplDit, at
3ln BAR unolaOt at opiploe lin 5or.
IpIi8teIie til 2eoering al 9reoforn
al 9lulen 1916. Oct er oplpIt, at
ManOen bar bait 2 Cor. 2ano be-
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nnn0ne aDl ca. 80 Cor, Daooe ban
Den /. Augllt fun afleperet 300
a9. Dien troos bette bar ban / oct
bam tilienote Girfulpre nleo gtaons
~llnoerifriit paa Gro og 9ooe en-
fl9ret life at bape noget 9rs0forn
/ 9e6olo.
Sugen inoberetteoes til amtet,
boorira Nanoen filg. rGtineti. u.
9lo." tit 9oaleg ON at iaa Soeoen
aiterifet % leoeret inoen 10. Au9.
3Rrifningen bar ogiaa NOT iunoet
ISteo; Den er ioretaget meo Bleil
% paa ben Waaoe, at Hegene uoen
at DGre leite er 0toppet" lot. Oct
bliOer life meget aorn, Der fommer
no al oct, men oerimoo ct uProi.
fnlot 9almiooer.
Gt %eneitaaenoe gronceipGro. st
aloeles eneitaaen0e MoiefinO er i'll.
aSDllp." / oisie Gage 9iort / 50.
pelbro oe0 8iborg, ioet man peo
Ierue9raOning bar funoet ct pragt.
illOt 9roneeioGro, Der oar Iaa pei.
beDaret, at en0og Trebaan0taget bar
fulofomment ubeIfnoeget, en- ONT
itnnoigbeO, Der life bar noget SIDE
ltpffe, % iom oerior ogiaa pafte
iormelig Seniation paa Rationalml.
feet, oa Der ifete Snoberetning.
So9roet ianotes / 6orbinoelie meo
tire urner paa Ell flao ISten; men
llrllerne elf oesoprre i Stuffer oeo
lt0graoningen.
Solgt Sabre for obrt. On 8nar0-
eier paa 9nlrbier9gg9nen 6aooe
iii on QahmonA fnfnt 7b0 On. .6ons
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03

lllBeH, Oct IulOe tie ! 10 JlQIer.
Zen fgrite State blep ogIao betalt,
men ben an0en u0ebleo. gn Gre
oitor | 9orIens bab0eoe mn, at
Acknowledgment 9erme0 bnr bort
iaIOet, % anlag0e Sag moo @Df-
Ieban0leren til Detailing al beIeGeit-
6el6bet. 3noen oenne Sag fom for
Getten, betalte ben enc al 9reorene
anOen State, ser bIeo mootoget.
Getten ~itatuereoe MI, at 8rgore.
he fnn 6aooe betnlt UNDER Scrub
Iptnin8 al, at 4fforoen irem0eles
Ito0 beO Magt. Iaar areOitoren
..OilOe 9aa ira oenne, fnnoe ban Der
for life freeze 6ele 8eI66et Dos De-
Ibitor noen at tilbage6etale 8rpore-
ne oct al Dem e%rlagte. Da ban life
baO0e giort bette, bleo gDfle6onO-
leren iflg. n9tano. u. 9D." irifu1oen.
N~f6olOs6otel uOcn 9riffepenee,
.8orle0en aabne0es / 4al6org ct MT
tort Qlibolosbotel Deo SernbonepIno-
ie1. Get er oct f6rite tore SoteI
i AaIbora, Der belt bar %afifaifet
5Spitemet.
SGnfeOe OanIfe 9ampere. On
Qfaifinmeiter omfommen. loenri85-
miHiiteriet meooeIer: Siplge Iele-
gram ira oct fgl. @eianotifa6 /
.2onoon er Oanif Camper SOLAR"
.paa Gejie ira Cumberland til Cant
mart neo 8nl ben II. 9(u9uit ble-
,pen ipnfet. 1. Maifinmeiter, @eorg
geterier, ct omfomHen. 3elten al
I9eiGtningen er reOOet.
SieI9e Telegram ira @~eianotifa-
bet i 9onoon er 0anif Damper
a9ogatDr", poa 9feiie ira Sltn0er-
lano til @arblts me0 9lll, Den ~.
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'er re66et.
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oers, IA. Mig. Baa Slagtermest-
renes gan0smg0e / O0enie / Sgn-
bags oDerrafte O0enies Slngter.
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8armrensning % Oerefter gennem
9ofafiorenin9erne itilet &eiultatet
til H~aaoigbeo ior line aolle9er Cant
oct ooer.
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9epe al ct tplf 5irma, me0enS
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dumiens Niaifiniabrif / 6oriens.
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fig oerira til Waifin- og 9eIla8-
bGrfite0erne, ser ligeleoes bleo ct
lOffer for 5lammerne.
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oginq BET meite al 5abrifsbDgnin.
gen meO Maifiner brenot. Sfa0en
anIloaes til t50-200,000 Ser.
8eo 8ronoen er ca. 70 al So
briffenS arbeioere 6leoen a%rbeios-
leie; man boa6er BOG, at 0riften
fan genoptges / 9e6et al nogen Sio.
Soorle0es sSloen er opitnnet, pioes
enonu life.
Gsbjers ,6aOfiiferi. @sbierg, Ia.
glqlg. 9ifuioationen al oGS6ierg SaD.
fiIferi" er enonu life en0t, i0et oct
enonu life er lpffeoes Selifabet at
lelge fine to N%p6Dgninger. Ser oil
fmiolerti0 / en- npr 5remti0 blipe
11o6etalt en- Del al 4ftiefapitalen,
antogelig omfrin9 70 psf, og Ge-
item pi1 i6rIt felge, naar De to
9llttere er Iolgt.
SiGlbent Suuo paa Nprre BOG
burg. 3ru Gang @aIeur, @ierinoen
al ben gamle @erre9aar0 Nsrre
.8osborg, bar ifGnfet l~lniperIitets-
6ibliot6efet ct @fiemplor al 0talme-
Illoaooen al oen oanIfe &imfrsnife.
III 6enne BOG, ser er trpft 1884,
fanotes biotil fun eet eneite @fIem-
plar, nemli9 Oct fgl. gibliotbefs.
Get er Observation-Disclosures Garl CUNT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22

Mary Miles Minter, in "Dulcie's
Adventure. presents little Lovely
Mary" in one Of those delightfully."-
simple southern plots in its beginning
and a modern story filled with mod.
ern intrigue in its ending.
If there is anything in heritage Miss
Minter was born with an understand
ing Of her role in this picture The
little girl star was born in Louisiana
and her childhood associations were
such as to make her appreciate with
intimate knowledge the atmosphere Of
the story of "Dulcie's Adventure"
In this as in the others of the series
Of Minter pictures to be made at the
American Film Company's studios in
Santa Barbara the director, the fam
ed James Krkwood, has chosen a
story which requires of Miss Minter
minimum Of makeup and most of her
natural self
The decided success of youths
Endearing Charm" the first of the
Minter pictures released by the Mu-
tual Film Corporation, finds consist.
ent successor in "Dulcie's Adven-
ture."
Dulcie lives at the old family home
in the south with her two spinster
aunts, Aunt Emmie and Aunt Meta.
Hedged about by southern caste, Dui-
Gle grows to young womanhood, i'm
aglnative, sentltive and tender-heart-
ed
What wonder then, that Harry
Spencer. son OF the village storekeep-
er falls in love with Dulcie at first
sight and presents her with his pet
squirrel. The aunt prohibits Dulcie's
taking the squirrel as a gift, but she
Is permitted to "buy'' it. Young
Spencer is forbidden the house.
Then Aunt Emmie dies. Aunt Net
ia borrows 800 from Harry's father.
Dulcie is provided with fashionable
clothing Of the civil war period and
taken to the seashore at Santa Bar
bara. There wealthy fashionables of
the most modern type copy Miss RAN
dolph's gowns.
Stephen Rocco, notorious adventur-
er, is visiting Santa Barbara hoping to
marry an heiress. Dulcies aunt la
bors to convince her that Harry Spen.
Ger no loner loves her. Rocco pays
court to Dulcie
Dulcie's marriage is to be cele-
brated when Harry reaches Santa
Barbara, just as detectives from Chi
cago have arrested Rocco. Of course
Harry and Dulcie are married and
Rocco oes to Jail
1t is a pretty story that abounds in
pretty little love senes wherein lovely
Mary appears at her best.
Pastime Tuesday and wednesday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22
late Film Arrives; VIII BE Sll1wn
One Day Only at the Cosy.

Mabel Trunnelle Robert Conness
and all the members of their sup.
porting company OF Edison players
speak spanish tn reason for this
widespread erudition lies in the fact
that the company recently returned
from n long stay in Cuba, where the"
had been filming the exterior scenes
of Edison'S "A Message to Garcia
under the direction of Richard Ridge.
ly This spectacular five part feature,
which is based on Elbert Hubbard's
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22

Mae Murray, the charming Lasky
star. who will he seen at the Alta TO-
night in the Jesse L 1asky produc-
ton Of The Plow Girl, had her first
taste of farming during the filming
of some of the scenes of this picture.
She was given a yoke OF oxen and told
to make nice, comfortable furrow.
According to reports. the oxen and
the plow remained on the ground,
the star at the plow handle, spending
most of the time doing essential gym
nastics. Finally the oxen, realizing
that they had an amateur at the helm,
ran away with Miss Murray stll
elingmg to the plow handle, The
star has announced that in the future
she will do her plowing in taNicae
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22
NOTON RlCTyRE NEW S.
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
PEGGY HYIlAND IN "THE
ENEMY, PASTTAIE TO-DAY

The big seven part masterpiece by
Vitagraph. THE Enemy" with beau
tiful Peggy Hyland, Evert overton
and Charles Kent will have its final
screening at the Pastime today. II is
seldom that motion picture patrons
have an opportunity to see a more
charming and entertaining feature
than this one The play deals with
the whiskey curse and in it is a strong
moral for the youth Of our city In
addition is a beautiful fashion pic
ture and two cartoon comics.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22
Mae Marsh In New Triangle Fine
Arts Play, The Wharf Rat

Curiously enough, Miss Langdon
was pleased at the opportunity af-
forded her to rescue this much ma
ligned character from further miscon-
ception. she has made the part true
to the type familiar in many Ameri-
can homes.
The comedy is Fatty and the
Broadway stars" featuring your old
friend, Fatty Arbuckle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22

Housekeeping rooms, 400 e. Alta.
Parties wanting Mrs. Mechling to
sew, phone rs
haul your garbage and trash.
Phone 553M. 1903 w. Railroad st.
For rent-Housekeeping room in
private home. Phone 2s5R,
For sale-Five room modern bun
galow Phone 444.
Housekeeping and sleeping rooms
reasonable. SOS Willow street.
For rent-Room with heat and
bath. 900 West Court Phone 741W
Call Penland Bros. van to move your
household goods. Telephone 3S9. Also
baggage transferring and heavy haul
ing
Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlprs,
Pendleton Hotel building. Phone As.
D. 3. Waffle auto for hire. Phone
2S4M. stand, Charles Co.. Phone L.
Housekeeper wanted-Inquire of
Mrs Peters at Arlington Rooms.
For rent-Furnished rooms for
gentlemen. S T, this off@e.
Wanted Experienced girl. Phone
SOS or call at 40 Madison
Lost-On road to Holdman. fur
glove. Please return to DR.. Boyden'a
office.
Moved-The NJ. B. Keys transfer
stand is now located at Hoch's cigar
store. Telephone 416.
For sale-Federal truck and trans
fer business, D. b. Waffle, Pendle-
ton, oregon.
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day and night Funerals to cemetery
only $3.50 Phone 461, Book cigar
store Carney Taxi Co.
For sale or trade-l0 horses and %
acre tract under good ditch f. Ma
her, Hermiston. ore.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing. upholstering, called for and deliy-
cred, city or country. La Dow Bros,
2l9 Beauregard. Phone 227J.
Rooming house for sale. Main
street. in center of business district
Doing good business. Inquire of P~u,
land Bros.
For sale reasonable if taken soon
one half section good wheat land in
Umatilla county. Address M care
! this office
Found-set of roller bearings fol
automobile. owner can have same by
calling at this office and paying for
this notice.
Old false teeth. crowns, bridges
watches and old jewelry bought fol
cash. Mail to us. If price not salts
factory we will return them. Nc
Teigh Bros. Co, 14OS 4th Ave, Seattle
Wash.f
For sale--160 acre ranch in Crook
county with irrigation ditch at reason
able price. write the Lauthers Mer.
camille Co, 209 w. Burlington street
Portland, Ore.
Competent man and wife with hoy
13, grill, would like position on hay
grain or stock ranch where wife car
have management of housewife, F.
E, Everett Pendleton.
Married man, age 80. no children
wants position on ranch, good cater
pillar engineer and experienced stock
man, wife good cook. References
state wages. f. N. Henderson, II,
Tenth St., Portland, ore.
Wanted--Two experienced vel
drllers or will sell half interest il
well drill on easy terms to the righ
party who has had experience AM
can handle the outfit. Now at worl
and lots of work ahead. Address Bo,
704, Echo, Ore.
Strayed-'Two saddle horses, on
bay horse, weight 1850, age 6 years
brand, whiskey bottle; one blscl
horse weight about 1850, age J.
years. branded II. b. $40 rewar'
for information leading to recovery
r. A. Bottcher, Duncan, ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22
Notice.

Dr. Idleman and l have a long term
lease on our present location. The re-
port going the rounds that I am plan
ming on leaving Pendleton is untrue
We are not partners, but each will
remain in the present location.
(Adv.) F. L. INGRAM.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22
FATTY ArbucIsle Back to the Temple in

Fatty Arbuckle Back to the Temple in
FATTY and the Broadway STAR"
Lillian Langdon. who has played
so many sweet characters for the
screen. has the role of a cruel step
mother in The Wharf Rat" the new
Triangle-Fine Arts photoplay starring
Mae Marsh and Robert Harron to be
shown at the Temple theater last
time tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22
"LOVELY NARY IN A
DRAMA OF THE SOUTHLAND

Mary Miles MinteF Plays Pretty Role
OF Debutante from Dixie; IN Dull.
cie's Adventure; A Love Story Plot
Of Rare Beauty and Charming Sit
uatiOns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22

famous essay of that title, will be the
feature attraction tonight 1t was re-
leased through the Kleine- Edison-Se-
lig- -Essanay service
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22

NWTW Ut ITWIIETs
We desire to thank our friends for
their expressions OF sympathy shown
us during the loss and bereavement OF
our baby Clara; also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEO. Il. TERNEY
(Adv.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-22
baggage Transferred.

G. p. Williamson, headquarters al
Hennings Cigar Store. Phone or
S06J.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31
Send Howard Ehmke After Another Victory Over Muggsys Giants
kreat IN every re.pcct Fridar.

great in every respect Friday.
The next chance In the Nth
the last round pitched by Anderson
Jones singled and reached third
ON inaeld plays. but Bush nied out
In the seventh the Giants broke
thru the Tiger defense for the first
time. Holke singled to right and
stole second. Peuitf. who had sue
eeeded Anderson. singled 70 center,
but a grand throw oy Holman held
Holke 10 third. Burns forced Per.
rift and the FIRST baseman scored
on the play. tying The count The
Tigers rot rusy again In the eighth
Spencer was safe on zImmerman's
boot. Bush beat out bunt In
magnificent style Ellison singled
&c left. driving home Harper. who
had run for Spencer.
Just TO make II safe, Cobb
bounced a double on HerIog's meat
hand and cleaned the bases. II was
Ty's second hit OF the season. The
nrst was a rouslng single 10 center,
which came At exactly seven min
utes to Ave. Friday Afternoon. Bush
and Ellison pulled n double steal
Just before the Peach snAgged his
double.
Germany schsefer IL with the
Giants and greeted old pals when
clubs FLASHED. SchAefer renewed his
youth the other day by running for
q Giant batter anil stealing home.
Five bases were stolen on Spencer,
who couldn't ind second bsse
Hacks heart IL broken. and be IL
Tlanning some dire revenge.
Spencer really want TO blame,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31
COOPER MAY GET
ON VARSITY CLUB
Former Central High Player Is
Showing Up Well In Ann
Arb0r Practice
BY JAMES sCHERMERHORE, JR.
star Correspondent Detroit Times)

BY JAMES sCHERMERH0Rf, JR.
(stGr Correspondent Detroit Times)
ANN ARBoR, Mich, March al
Cooper. formerly OF Detroit Central.
and a member OF last years fresh.
man team. is batting himself into
position in MichigAn's varsity
outheld His slugging since the
team started work outdoors. has
been 30 good that be has supplanteh
members OF the reserves OF LAST
year on the probable list OF garden
err. Cooper is a first baseman. but
is picking up the fine points OF tile
outneld job rapidly
Michigan's attack this season
promises TO be versatile as well a.
strong. and the arrangement OF hit.
ters makes the team formidable
against right and lefthanders Reed.
Capt. Brandell. Newell. Dancer and
Niemann are the best hunters that
Michigan has had in some time, and
Coach Lundgren r. instiIling into
the nine some OF the inside baseball
that made the Cubs. when he played
with them under Chance, famous
BY working the squeeze and sac.
rihcing effectively. the members OF
the team are working for the one
run that their good pitching ought
70 make the decisive one In many
games this season.
In addition. Michigan has three
regulars who hit from either side
% ths plate Capt BTsadsll was
the first man 10 DO this "Morrie"
Dunno conquered his weakness
against left-handers by crossing the
plate last year. and Reem II prac-
ucing the same stunt this season
This VIII enable Michigan 10 pre-
sent an array OF batsmen that ought
10 worry any college pitcher
MAttson r. showing MP well a.
assistant 70 Dunno as FIRST receiver
for the varsity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31
Convey Also Billed to Hurl
Against New Workers Sunday

handler back to Muscatine AZ once.
There are rumors OF other depart
uTes but All are ofiicially denied.
During The games with Texas
league clubs this spring. the Giants
looked hEe world heaters and the
Tigers PLAYED like bushers. In the
game Friday, the Tigers were pref
ty good, anu the Mc0rawites horri-
bic. One big reason why the Giants
looked so bad was the excellent
pitching OF BOland and Cunningham.
Bernie scored ave strike-outs In ave
innings, AID allowed four blows
Cunningham was reached for three
bingles. but had the game well tn
hand all the time.
The Giants got seven men. exclu-
sive OF one who persisted at the
plate because OF q fine throw by
Cobb. past FIRST base. and man
aged TO steal SIX bases. but they
couldn't come thru In the pinohes
when the scoring chances bobbed
up.
The Tigers had three big scoring
chances and cashe1 two OF them.
The trst came in the second inning.
when HerEog made a boot and
bad throw on Vsaeh. The Tiger
reached home on two infield outs,
and then Jones care thru with a
Cwell double. This rookie locked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31
Bing of the Ballyard Gong
Not Far Off, Gentle Fan
Pacific Coast League
Will Open Season
First, On Tuesday

CHICAGO, March sl.-Only three
more days until the bing OF th~ ball
ward gong viii be followed by the
old familiar cry OF PLAY ball" and
the regular baseball season OF 1917
will be under way. Tuesday Is the
day axed for the opening in the Pa
cifc Coast league. which as usual j.
the frst TO start pastiming Follow
ing the lidlifting on the coast the
big and little leagues will fall into
line and opening games viii be stag
cd in different parts OF the country
every few days until well along in
May.
About the only new attraction at
the Coast league opening will be the
debut OF George Stovall as a pilot In
that circuit. the former Cleveland
manager and player having taken
charge Of the Vernon team.
Thursday viii be the opening day
for the Texas league. A few days
later. on April II. the turnstiles viii
click for the nrst time this year in
the American league. the National
league and the American sssocia-
tion.
The big show viii present tWo
new managers TO the assembled
bugs and bugettes. the new leaders
being Jack Barry. who succeeds Bin
Carrigan As pilot OF the worlds
champion Red Sox, and Fred Nit
cheII. who has taken up the Cub
burden laid aside by Sir Joseph
Tinker.
in the American association three
new managers. all former big
Ieaguers. will strive to win the pen
nant Danny Shay will hold the
reins AT Milwaukee. John Camel will
lead Kansas City, and Joe Tinker
win endeavor TO show Columbus the
regulation brand OF big league pas
timing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31
Campus Is Aroused
When Regents Ignore
Conference Question

ANN ARBOR, Mich. March 81.
The Regents Of the University
OF Michigan. IL again Avoiding
the conference question, have
aroused campus Indignation both
among the advocates and oppo-
nenls u the Big Nine. The stu
49, the anessiaR get
tied az once so that schedules
can be started. particularly the
basketball schedule for next win
ter, when the Ann Arbor school
has its drst year OF varsity has
ketbalL
The question viii come up
again al the next meeting or the
regents in month. and some
decided action Is expected this
time. The campus Is looking for
favorable action. altho the delay
may be taken 10 mean that there
il considerable opposition that
has TO Ne broken down 6rst.
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Preseason Results

AZ Louisville.
Innings I7st sTsa
Washington 80 o o o . 90
Cincinnati .... 2 % 0-6
Batteries-TOney. Eilsr and win
70 Johnson, Thomas croft and
Henry.
A. Oklahoma city.
Innings i2af SgT1a
Boston ....1 00i 7dAo ia
Brooklyn ... % 1901 T.
Batteries pfensr. Mails smith.
Movers miller and snyder. shore
Mas. Tyson. AEnsw Thomas and
CadN.
A. NoultriF. Ca
fnnings 11f bETA
New York Amsr.0 o o0i o 81
Boston Nationalse l1ooA "a
Batteries McGridgs shockIer. Nm
numa ksr md Walters CFum. Allen
and oowdy.
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First Clash Goes To
Tiges BY 4 to l
Score
~ HAROLD v. WILCOX.

~ HAROLD v. WILCOX.
(st0r Correspondent DETROIT fssss)
DALLAS. Tex. Msren sl.-The
Tigers are here for the second game
q their preseason series with the
Giants. With the Jump on the New
Workers gained by virtue OF Fridays
4 10 victory, Manager Jennings
~ preparing 10 get a big edge on
his old friend Mo0raw by pitching
Howard Ehmke today and another
zee IN the person OF Harry Coveles-
kie in the Sunday contest, which
also viii be staged here.
Hughey definitely named Dyer as
his third baseman for Friday and
StanaEe for his catcher. Jones
played third and q very enc game.
too, and Spencer turned out 10 be
the backs.op. Hughey having an
nounced that Jones and Dyer would
alternate for q while. n would not
be surprising II Jimmie Burke play
ed the bag this afternoon.
This Is supposed to be F1anagan's
last day a. a Tiger. jennings says
lie is going TO send the husky right
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Frisco Scribe Pans Cubs and Calls
mitch" One-C Cylinder Manager

SAN FRANCISCO March slunsparng denuneaon Of the Chi
Bulletin Friday That the reea training trip Of the
article marked sandbag
gns expeditions OF the big sasuss the Panc slope generally
The Bulletin sporting editor asserts that the training trip
a "onecylinder manager"
continues everybody
be OF
Golden
ball yard"