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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-11-02
CONTINUED next week.
PROFFERS PROPERTY
FOR SOLDIERS HOSPITAL

Cedar City, Utah, Oct. %, 1917.
Fellow Citizens.--I have considered
the last SABBATH preaching in regard
to Liberty Bonds, and as a true citi-
zen will give my essay thereof.
While it looks very patriotic from
the world point of view, it also has
something more to be considered,
namely: After all the billions are
collected and in the hands of those
who are for war, and the one hundred
millions or more of our boys are
ready to face the terror of the deep,
the U-boat, over to the slaughter
ground? There is also more to fol-
low. Namely there are those who will
come back, but not full of youth and
life but crippled and broken in health.
From past statistics or results of the
world war, it shows vast army that
has escaped the grave of the battle
fields, but have to live-not as before,
with sound bodies and minds, but mi
nus arms or legs, or broken in body
or strength, and their minds still in
great strife of life and death strug-
gle with the hell of battle all around
them. For this can not be forgotten.
1t leaves them unfit for the daily, ev-
cry day life of we who seek our bread
/ by the sweat of our brows.
/ Now, fellow citizens, / would sug
gest to you that we prepare in time
/ for what must follow, whether in Ew-
rope or on our soil, there is slaughter.
Those who are in need should have
homes furnished by the Government,
where they could have all the COM
forts and medical attention. In fact,
in our present struggle for democra-
cy, there is no state line differences
and there should be hospitals and
homes in every city and throughout
the whole country, wherever our boys
may go. In fact, no red-tape but the
open door where ever they desire to
be.
If this present war is necessary,
let us prepare homes for those we
send off to battle for freedom.
have in Richmond, Cal, two lots
and home. House on corner Of
Hamilton and 31st st. 1t overlooks
the San Francisco Bay. l will gladly
give this property for hospital. II
is free from incumbrance; and have
$451 paid in the Harbor Center Land
Company of Richmond, for lot 1, b.
6, in Harbor Center, Richmond. This
money | will also donate to build or
equip hospital, providing the Har-
Dor Center Land Co. will pay out that
sum, as have paid it to the company.
This is all the property and money
| have or what | have that is not
! necessary to live on and carry on my
cobbling business. Now | hope this
is not the only donation in the coun-
try. But will head the list with all
have. My property is worth 49,
10000 and $451.O0 in equity in lot /,
b. g. Harbor Center, Richmond, Cal
p. S. / have offered myself to the
I struggling powers in Europe to make
peace, but they will not have it.
/, CHARLES G. NELSON, Cobbler.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-11-02

CHAPTER XVlII-Louise acknowl-
edges to John that she loves him. The
prince proposes marriage to her and she
tells him he Is too late.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-11-02

CHAPTER XIX-John asks Sophy II
Louise has ever cared for the prince and
she advises him to ask Louise herself the
question
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-11-02

CHAPTER XVII-Stephen calls on
Louise and offers to buy his brothers
freedom from her influence. John per-
suades the prince to withdraw an invita-
ton to Seyre House he has given to
Louise. on the plea that 1t will compro-
mise her
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
Trcitas, Den 2G. Sannar 1917.
Shifial.

Mnn i +. ". u. Scltcrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
&er9cr.

Der Woafclbull. Der lcetcn Sams,
taa Ibcn0 in 3ciln,nnn's &nllc itatt,
faro. mar GuBerit 3nblrcid) bcllld)t,
0Snl ail6rr Sen 80 Wnsfen mar oic
Nolle nit 3uid)allcrn mo San5luIs
tiGeli iGrwlid) ilbcrfilllt. GrnIt &unl5,
Sral Sol. Wposnlnnn unh u. y.
SdrIl52 Gnrtn Die Yrcisridltrr nno
crfnmltsn Sri. Sclnln @Iunlcr Den
Cri;.t Yrci3 nia idGnltc Masfc ali;
Grnit VluECr. Crhiclt ocn NrciS uls
Gcit2 &Irrcn Musfc un0 Sri. &iIoa
Nirnaunn ais oic bette foguiiMe W,nS-
fc. ltuicrc 9tudborlt1otc @%crlllorn
rla gtCp }Nuucn marcn ouI Dem
Nuilt GIT ucrtrrtcn.
Mrrnlnm gScbcpobl crbiclt lcbtcn
Ercitu0 aus Moppicip, MO. Die be
trijbCn0c Mudridlt uont Snoc lclncs
4ini'Cl. 2ouis Nicn,nrn, Sobn BON
Trie Niunom lnO @ottin. @crr
&cocpobl rciitc an iclbcn Gage bort
bin nm Dem @corGbniilc bei5lmob.
men.
6rie @iiinlnnn i~tattctc lp1brcnb
oicitr @ohc ieincn biciigcn Scr
nonhtcn cincn @cilld) oh.
Mit 9cballern erfabren mir oab
Augltit &ropp in Gtlub, iflper frunf
bnrnIcocr lic0t, lno milnid)cn bcnl-
iclbcn rcd,t boIoigc 9ciicrung.
IriB (cihmonn uno @uttin. ui,f
scr Nod5citarciic bcgriifcn, mnrcll
i:ttc !&2he bier nls @nlt Der sSnnlilic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

&crnlonn 9lulncr. 5rau Scidmam
lit cine Sod)tcr Der 6rurt Stroll, God.
ter 0cs frilber bier w%obnbuiten Sobu
3. Socbn, bon @igeinspille, Wo.
Srou 9. u. Sail bcgab iid lcBtell
Snmstag mad Ncw Sapcn. Inn lbrcr
Ecfter, Srnu &. .. Grail, cinen Be
illf nb5uItatten.
Sran q. 81. Sprcdelmcpcr bcfano
iih lcttcn Wontag bciu6slucile IN
@crnlanl.
Iu9uit Babe ir. bciinoct iid auf
Ser &ranfcnliitc. @ilnldcn baloigc
@cnciulg.
u. Wt. @c6rnlaun bon ct. 2ouis
mar an Sonntug bier oils 8alt Der
tSamtilic Sol. Hatbgcb.
Srls. Sllba uno Gertrude gOc.
ger pom Worriipn crfreuten lcbtcn
Spmtug ibrc @roBcltern, Toltor s.
Gaiss uno @ottin burd) iDren 9ciuf).
Srol 8. q. @cinlanb. bon Gre.
ioar luur lcttc @nd)c mcbrerc Gage
bier sum @cIu6.
Stof rmo Sdmiot peridiftcn lct.
ten Worltog cine G%arlnoun9 Sicb rno
Shipcinc nod ct. 2ouis.
Geo. Siltbcp mcldcr our &r1ftis
gllng icircr ongcgriffcncn @%eiunobcit
mchrcrc Monutc in @ooonlnn, Colo.
ro0o 5ubradtc lit 0ieic @ohc 5ltrilf-
gefrbrt llnb 5pur mnihcincrb gGn5.
lidp micocr bcr9citcllt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
D..

!Scnru Gebmert fGDrt jebt aild in
eincm 9lllto i~pa5icrcn, unb guar lit
e. elm Soro. Oas CT in Scrnlnm &C.
fault bat.
GbriIt. S6acperfocttcr bradtc let.
ten 5rcitas cine groBc @ogenlaoitng
Sarmgerdtbe rnO Waidincn nad) lei,
ncr 6arm Die er fiir5lid bel Stonp
Sill gefauft bat.
&. u. Wepcr unb GrnIt Gngels
brcd)t lparen am Sarstag in &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in SlanO.
Or. Gnloc begab ii6 lcetcn Srci.
tag mad Smenspillc I'M Ieincn
Shnpicecrlobn, $. Gulberion. ub5l,-
bolcn, pclher bon Sreino, Galifpr.
nicn 5llrl @ciud bicrbcr fam.
Or. Gngelbreft bon Stonp Sill
ntofte lcbtcn 6rcitoa &ranfcnbcilldc
bier.
@cnrp Stcinbcd bc9ab iid lcstcn
Gonncrstag in @ci6Gitcn nad On.
unspillc.
@ml. Toblmalln bcglcitct leine
S6dtcr, Srls. Gmlilic u,o 6loru, mad,
@crnlunl, BON no aus oiciclbcn nah
1t. 2pl,is rciitcn I'M sort nli unbcs
l~tillnltc 3eit ST ncrpcilcll.
Grnit Gngclbrcd)t bcnllbtc lctte
@ofc 0ic 0clc9cnbcit, mcld)e Oas fal.
tc @cttcr bot, INN icin Gisbnlls NIT
ihoncm iiini5Glligcn Gis fiillen.
NrtDur Wocfli, 2ebrcr ser Soft
Sill Shulc mar ilbcr Sanlstug ulb
Sonltng bciuhs!uciIc in Stonp Sill.
Sort i6cint cs in lcttcrcr 3cit fir
SrcltnO Nrtbllr cine gnn6 b%ciollberc
gln5ieblllgsfrait 81 baben.
0ranf &alocfcr un0 Sulius Gict-
mann luarcn lctte ISOLDE bel Grnlt
Gn8clbrcd,t nit @llritmnden unb
bcnl Ginlc9cn bon Shlpcincflcii6 be.
billflid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
Sod gcidGbt.

Gin cpmrgcliid)cr Ealtor, cin fotbo-
liihcr @ciitlidcr uno cin jiioildcr
Nciicn0cr iobrcn uuf Der Gilcnbabn
rno cS cniiuidclt lid, folgcnbes &c.
iprGG: Ger cpongclilbe gaItor
n1cillt, CT miiroc il, iciner 8eneinoc
10 9ccbrt, bob bic 2cllte i'm immer
nit 0crr Superintendent anrcocn,
obglcih or cS nod gar nidt lit.
nAhL" meint Der fotboliide Sfar.
rcr. lid mcroc nod mcbr gcid,Gtt, 81
mir ioQt man irtnlcr Scrr 9iifof."
Gurullf mcint Der jilbii6e Mcilcn-
oe: "9ld, oos lit md, gar nihts.
Nohnpiirbcn, 10 mic mid sic &uno.
ihoit iicbt. r,icn tic ollie: v9(d, on
licbcr @ptt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
&critopfnng uernriadjt lhlcdtc Sant

Cine trGgc unb iledeubafte Sallt
miro Olird) cine trdgc Gingclpeibe.
9emegllng p%crllriad)t. Gorri9irt Die
len 3uituno llno reini0t cure ciihts.
forbc nit Or. Sings ncllcn 2cbcns.
pillcn. Oicies miloe 2aratip, bcinl
,3ubcttgcbcn gencnuncn, miro clld, onl
llGfItcn Worgcn cine complete, frcic,
nidttnciicnOt 9cDcgung iidern.
Credit bus rlhcloic, bunlpfc 0cIiibl,
Ourh iibCrloocnc @coGrmc rno CT,
llcr trGgcn 2cbcr pcruria6t, nit Or.
Sings nclltl1 2%cbellspillcn aus. SSn
allen M~pptbcfci 25c. (Nop. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
Sic lucrSen leltcn f%cblgebcn, mcnl

Wv" Ny'S$pSNF WV
Tie Il,sbrilhc I'M @elid,t obcr an
&orpcr einCm unnotiirli6en 3uitan.
&c bcS gllltcs 5uihrcibcu, lnb Sic
gcbcn ltcts lifer, mcl1n Sic, pbnc
3citpcrlllit, Gin glttcs 9lutrcinig.
%ungsnlittcl, mte cs 5prni's gupcn-
frdlltcr lit, gcbrau6cn. Srult Wnria
&llt5 bon California, Mo., beiab bic,
e Gnrlidt uno murbc cntiprcheno be.
lobnt. Sic idreibt: nGs iinb jctt 3
Sabre Der. lett i6 al,ln crlten Wolc
Sorni's WlpcnfrGuter gebraud)te. Sd
battc bic Noie irn @ciid)t ll1b lit nlld)
on l(npcrboulihfcit. Sd acbrollhtc
MIR bier Sloihcn bcs Scilmittels.
lint gcbeilt 81 mcrbcn, unb bin, 8ott
lei 9onf, iCitbcr imuncr gciuno gene.
len. @cnn i) sic critcl1 Nn5cidcn
elmer Grf1ltlutg b%cnlerfe, nctulc id)
Ioiprt ctlidc 0oicn Nlpcntrilltcr mo
6 bilft mir icocsluol."
Cine 3citi6rift uno Elm 3ij6lcin,
melhc3 bic intcrcilolltc @cihidtc Scr
G~ntocfuno hieics oltcn 5citcrprobten
Observation-Disclosures, 'olpie onherc mil.
| i~ca8lucrtc Wittcilun9cn cntbGlt, MGR.
oen nuf <nih foitcnirei 5~ugcianbt.
Won i6reibc on: Or. Setter 6obrncr
& Sons Co., 1875 Sn. Sppnl
Ipe., Chicago, ST.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

Is loNcn i'm 0robcn brci &ricqer ouf
@udt
limo blidtcn p%cripnncn ms Sltrfcln
Scr Sternc,
@cipradpn oa5 Worgcn: bic fonnlcn.
&c Shladt;
Hciprndcn 0us @citcrn: bic Scillot,
hic fcrnc.
"a ia0tc ser critic: Limo fcbr' id, 5ll'
Tih iiible. Scr 600 miro mid, nor.
gen ucrihonen -
Gam miro in Der Seimat Oas 5urt.
lid Slid
@ci MCib mo bel &inoern mid bcrrs
LID %belobnen."
Gruui iogtc Der 5~lpeitc: ygRi6 ihrcdt
niht Der 500;
Nltr modlt' id) nlht, Dab lie gum
Stripped mid ihlilgen.
,<f hub' cine Shollc, ih bnlle meln
9rot.
llnO mill nidt crlcbcil, oaB andre
BORT pililBcn."
Der brittle bngc9cn: "Mic 9llltlld'
bin id)l
I'D bab' ia fcin @cinl unb bah fcinc
y 2icbcn. {
Oh tot oocr lcbcnS - lpcr idcrt lld'
Inn mid!
Troot fcincr in SrGncn: no lit CT &c.
blicbcn 3"
Mot brunnte Der @imacl, rot hrurlltt
sic Shlndlt.
Gin S6llb bat bcln crItcn ooa Scbcl
genpmmen:
Gin Nich bot gum &rilppel ocl jrpci'
fen gcnoht;
Der brittle lit bell IN 0ic Ncinlot &c
%fontnlcrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
III 8.

1Srou Gliiobcth @ruhcr lit bllrd)
MrnnfDcit ols 3lmn1cr gcIeIlclt nno
milnihen mir ibr rcd)t boloigc Wcl.
lcrllNg.
Gus. 2ubp1bc, Der &~icbIdnbler
ppn Berger, mar lcbtc @od)e bier
l,nl &icb ol~ti5ufullfcn.
Nfrco @obc Igcnt iiir sic Guid
2llltoS ipor lcbtc @ohe bier I'm
&ouflultigc nit Den Sortbcilcn sic
les oltsac5eidnnetcn Iutomobils be.
tnnnt 81 MADDEN.
SRI. Wortbo Srnllb, bon Stonr
Sill mar oicic ISOLDE bier bel @efamt.
ten sum @cilld).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
@ittcub crg.

Sn unierer Nadburid)oit bollilrcn
bic Malern Juno IN Ger Somillc &orl
@reunfe bciinoen lid 9 &inbcr sic
on Scr &ranfbeit leibcn.
@epr9 &llrrclmeDcr iuor lchr lei
0cno on RbctmutisnulS, beiinoct lid
obcr auf Der 9eiicrlln9 mcidlcs lula
iebr erireut.
Sranf &urrclnlcpcr, mcldcr Oicic!l
CONNER in Hebrasfa Sarm . Nrbeit
perri6tctc, ipar bier bel Ieincn Scr
iponhten unb altcn 6reunbcn 5llnl
geilid.
Die @ebriiocr Gbfer crbielten lcbtc
ISOLDE Die Nudyrid)t Dob lire N0I0-
ldmeiter, Srau &onig, in 9lunb &C.
itorben lit, unb eilten OH Sonntag
Mcr9en oaielblt bin uni Ger Scid,cns
feier bci5uppbnen.
50 mic mir bDren bat Eetcr Vra.
ser icire Sarm an Gbriit. Sdocper.
foettcr g~cfouft nnb miro er leine SIT.
fitnftige &eimntb in 9tebrosfd ouf
lfIoacn.
rlnicr S1gcmitilcr. Sacob 9toitcr,
bat feline SGgemiiblc oui sic Sorl!l
bes Serrn GbnS. @rcrnfe transpora
tirt,. Inn fir Sic Sclpobucr Der l(nl-
gcgeno @aiibol5 5u .idgen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
YOUNG MAN WANTED

To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $840 to $1,000 per year;
experience unnecessary. I will pay half
your tuition and help defray your ex-
penses while learning in exchange for
a few hours assistance at your home.
This offer is limited, must be accepted
Immediately. c. w. Ransom, Pres,
Ransomerian Business School, 1884
Grand Ave-, Kansas City, Mo. Write
him at once for full particulars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

Srou 9ledbonh: SD fano bieics
ldipnrse Soar ouf 9einem lleber5ie'
Der. @as bot oas 81 beoeuten?"-
SEER gledbonb: .M1in, bas lit mein
llebersieber bonn lesten @inter. Sa'
mails mar Sein Soar iduar5, iuie Oh
bid entiinnen lpirft."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
Grai Trintius &c., 'Serausscber.
Sermann, Mo..

Entered in the Post Office at Her
mann. Mo-, as second class mail
matter.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
HANDBALL CROWN
AT STAKE TONIGHT

A city championship in handball
doubles Will be awarded 20 sore
body tonight al The D. A. c. courts
The finals ~ the tournament s.
slated FOR Thursday evening. with
ave Y ". q. A. teams, two y A. c.
pairs. and a duo from the knights
Of Columbus involved In the bat
Ting
The "Y" entries are Bell and
Sevlands Both and Rothenbsrg.
SrlcFcI and SpIsgsl SerrenberE and
Kamman. and Strong and Grimm
Tho n. A G. entries are Greusel
and Vaughn and Henry and &c.
SaHFh;an The X OF q. team is
Grogan and Reid Tho handball
swafsters have had a mighty good
time tn The tournament. and they
are unanimous In speaking highly
~ tho effort ~ DR. Greusel. WHO
has been tho moving spirit in the
competition and doughty batuer
as well.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
X. OF l.. TO PLAY
TRI-SQUARES IN
TITLE CONTEST

In all probability the city basket
hall championship for i6ycarold
teams will be decided Friday night
when the X OF 4. team from The
First Presbyterian church and tho
Tri Squares from the Y NJ n. T..
clash In the First Presbyterian gym.
The opening round OF the tourne,
was played last night The X. Of
- beat the Quadrangles. rs TO 10. ir
a thrilling contest, and the TIT
Squares easily took Troop 40 ..
from the Fort &C. sbyteriau
church. into camp by count Of 90
10 s. II so happened that these
four teams which constitute the
class OF the tourney We're drawn
FOR the FIRST round and 10 Is rcn-
orally conceded that the game noted
FOR Friday night viii decide the
championship
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
CHURCH TOURNEY
REACHES FINALS

The church basketball champion
ship OF Detroit lies between the
Martha Holmes and German Bsp-
rst quints The former earned the
right 10 appear IN he finals BY
heating the Tumbulls. 70 % II. In
% halrraising baf'ie at the ~" gym
last nlght The Germans also
played their semflual game Lacy
night. beating Scoyol Memorial Eve
by a count 90 ~ to o. The tourna
uent Or staged under Tho auspIces
% the S. r. e. 8 and the final
Fome vII be- played on The ~
court.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
Teams Will Observe
Anniversary of
Lexington

CLEVELAND. April l9--lf cloud
freak away and give the sun g
chance. this will bc a memorable
day in Cleveland. The chief event
viii be the opening Of the American
league season here. with the Tigers
supplying the opposition Cere-
monies similar 20 those that tea
tured the opening az Detroit last
week will be prominent here-par
ucularly the patriotic stun This
Is the anniversary OF the battle OF
I sHington. and there will be spe-
cial commemoration OF that stir
ring event here this afternoon. Both
ball clubs will put on their niftiesJ
military drills, and there will be a
flag raising that viii make thou
sands OF spines tingIe In the part
% town that harbors League park.
Advance sales indicate record
Crowd--one that will run well over
$4,000 fans
The indians come home today
withJ record OF three games wen
end three lost They took two ~
three from Detroit and only one ~
three from 81. Louis But they stilt
are IN the frst division. and Cleve-
land loves them still The Tigers
aren't tailenders this morning. They
are only tied for last with the Alb.
lptiCs. Ordinarily such club
wouldn't be much Of an attraction.
bat nobody takes tho bad start seri-
ously. Detroit has a team 20 scare
any club. and one that's very like
ly 20 clean up IN this very series.
Manager Jennings Is going 20
start Dauss this afternoon. 40 he
said this morning The last time
George publicly took the mound Was
against the Giants IN Dallas He
was a little Wild for a couple 81
innings. and then settled down 10
brilliant work Hurhcy is confident
that George not only VIII win. bu.
that he will make very spectacu-
lar showing Opposing The Tigers
IN all probability will be Stanley
Coveleshe. who has opened both
series in which the Indians have
played
The Tigers are very Indignant
over the rumors that they have beer
lying down because ~ the Witt
hcldup They had raid no attention
10 the gossip OF fans until IL was
given dignity by publication In
morning paper, which very proper
~ told the gossips where 20 get ~.
The whole club would Ike % gee
Witt back. but the players 200 no
merit in his salary demands and be.
lleve that President Navin ls Just
m his position They wouldn't
quit in a game ~ they were fight
lng in Wits behalf and ~ mat
ter ~ fact they are very neutral
no matter.
Tho funny part ~ 'h's alley Eos-
zip ~ that WHERE rfr-- rt~b Hav orru
weak is base hits. and getting
hall player 70 pass gp chance .or
a base bit r. Ike begging a dir-c
from the hard boiled egg with tho
pockets lined With fsh hooks The
team never lived thar wol'd pull 81
punch A. bat for anybody
Cobb and Speaker viii renew
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
AMATEURS To
Give BANQUET
Federation Executives
To BE Guests of Honor AZ
Feast SATURDAY. Night

The Detroit Amateur Baseball
federation vii banquet the mem
bcrs OF the executive committee OF
The National Baseball FEDERATION Of
The United states. and an the dele.
gates from the affiliated organiza.
lions turnout the country who AT
tend The convention held by the
National federation al the Hotel
Satler n Detroit on Saturday
April 2l
The banque, V'1l 90 held Saturday
night in the Italian gardens OF the
Fruntonac cafe. II ls the plan OF
The Detroit decorations 20 NOT only
entertain the visitors. bur also show
them that Detroit henceforth vii
rank with the other cities in the
federation tn amateur baseball.
Many managers Of the federation
teams, ball players. city officials and
other notsbies will Join in making
the short visit Of the members Of
the National and affiliated bodies a
pleasant one Plans 20 further en-
terrain those who stay over for sun
day have been arranged
The National federation viii hold
its FIRST executive meeting OF the
1917 season Saturday morning at
the Hotel Stater. al 10 o'clock
Besides the executive board-com.
prising President Clayton c.
Towues. OF Cleveland. Wee Presi.
dent c. Martin. Of Cincinnati: Vice
President s Karpf Of Dayton Sec
rotary Nokes, OF Johnstown. Pa .
Treasurer Zetterlind. OF Detroit, and
Directors q. Seikel. Of Pittsburgh.
?. Coates. OF Toledo Henry Tufo, OF
Chicago cities will send a
delegate 10 attend this convention
Universal players contracts and
the annual federation field day vii
oe among the numerous matters
taken up.
The proposed cancellation Of the
Inter City contests owing TO the war
Is on. because of the howis of pro
test from practically every city in
the organization. The universal
assertion Is that the sport will be
a welcome diversion 20 the general
public. and will also tend 70 I'm.
prove the physical condition OF the
men and bows left behind on the
frst call Cincinnati. Dayton and
Detroit were the frst 20 disapprove
the scheme
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19

yHE Tigers have completed full week OF pennant race baseball They
dreaded
- White Sox-have
the three opportunities extended them The local
pitching stan doesn't take long demonstrate the truth Of
Chicago
of that played The first racas
hurting ball
and thirds
the nrst important last
pitching
nlabsters with enthusiasm
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
SPRING FOOTBALL
CALL AT MICHIGAN
is BIG FLIVVER

ANN ARBOR Mich April 10
Spring football training started at
the University OF Michigan ycster-
day Only about 25 candidates for
Tho team were out. or these. only
Clin Sparks. quarterback, possesses
the Michigan M" OF the % pres-
cnt. only three ever had played foot
hall for Michigan ia any capacity
other than on the freshman team
The other two we're willard aud
Goodsell an the other varsity
men and scrubs were TOO busy with
military drill to bother with foot.
hall
Among mo fellows who had no
time FOR rridd,ng was Pat Smith.
captain OF the team, who Ia naval
reserve l0st says he r. going 10
worry along for a week or o days
with the material he has. giving
particular attention 10 findamen-
tails.
Colleges u,ny give up sthIetie- IN
cRse OF war. Rah. rah, rah. We
wont have 10 frerEr our feet ~ foot
ball games neat fall.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
SMITH AHEAD
IN SINGLES
Popular Deae Virtually
Cinches Championship With
a Score of 694

: Teams from Grand Rapids lonla.
Plymouth Wyandotte. Port Huron
and Detroit were scheduled TO bowl
a. Schmidtke's alleys today IN the
state bowling tourney. Wednesday
crowned new leaders in the singles
and doubles Deacon Smith OF Dc
troit. scored es4 ana took the lead
among the individuals Re proba-
bly, will win FIRST money. Hollands
and Hoyer nosed cut Emery and
Emery in the two-men competition
with a score OF 1854. The present
leaders In all divisions
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19

their battle for tho batting cham.
piCnshlp OF she league with Trls
slightly in the lead Speaker has
been 70 bat 20 times and has mad +.
cight bits FOR an average OF 600.
Cobb has been 20 bat 81 times ani
made seven hits for an average OF
2G3. That sounds like lot. bit
Ty would have 10 make only one
more hit than Iris today to lie
hem up.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
The Tennis Code.

TTVHs likely despite the prob
indicated by the prominence given
official the recently
1917 viii
what do to the tennis code Tennis has
thousands
has
Of
of
fearful
which there conclusive ruling
dimensions and form Of
Until championship
been played with NY for the
I BE- Of
the
4
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
w.dnr.anr,. R,ruIt..

Philadelphia -roston-Tafn
Innings 73fs 80 Ri =
N~v York 800 hhii % q
BROOKLYN - onn07 - z
Batteries galler Smith. Middleton
and M~Carfy. Coonhs and Miller TN
ssfraA--illar4 u-and gulEIey
Innings 77f 80 Ri =
pIttpburEh. 90 o..S 4
cincinnati 01oo 900 q
Batteries MamsuN and Fischer
sanders RIMS Filler Mitchell and
Wtngo TmpIr@s Klein and Enslla
Innings ne 80 RI r
~ Louis 900 II 2
Chicago .... 49, -
PatterI~s-Steele Horrtnan. Pierce
and snyder. Douglas and Elliott I'm
pires-RiEisr and Orth.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
" ,dnr-anr,. R..nIt..

rnnlnzs-1 21t ss7s RI r
Cleveland o 0l 0 o o q Z
50 Louis 0 q o o ? Ia Is 4
Batteries lepfer smith and
O'Nelll Davenport. Groom. Pierce.
Hale and SEVERED. Cmpires-Wilde
brand and DLOuChiin
Innings Il 23fbs $50 Ri r
Washington o q 0 0 I o o IS
New York. 0 u - II 7
Batteries Gailia and Henry.
shocker and NunAuAkrr rmptrss-
Connolly and Mccormick
Innings 1t5s 7ss RI r
Boston ....0 o o-is 7
Philadelphia 0 o o o o o 90 2
Northumberland and Thomas
Noyes and Schans. pirss-Oven
and Dfncen.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-19
Tigers Help Cleveland
Open the Season There
BOXING WINS OUT
IN NEW YORK STATE

ALBANY. y. Y. April 1.-THE
patriotic splurge made by the
boxing fraternity in New York
recently evidently convinced the
state solons that the puEs are
not such a bad lot after all The
Davis bill. Assigned TO clamp the
I'D on licensed fsticuHs. was de-
feRted again yesterday by ma.
ioriiy OF six Further formula.
bic assaults on the manly art IN
this state are not expected.