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performance as thousands
of other owners are report
ing.
A good carve believe
the very best in the light
Car feld-backed by Good
Service = these are worth
while r n S why you
should consider the Max
well Car before you buy.
We are also prepared to
take care of O n of
former models of the Max
well.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
TIME SIMPLY FLEW On THE
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED"

We enjoyed every minute Of our
trip never slept more soundly IN
all my life than ! did on that wonderI
fully steady smooth running train
Then. TOO, the fact thai We did nI
havo 70 cross any hlgf rh9untairi ~
banished the discomfort some Of IA
experienced Al high attitudes"
Another splendidlY equipped Train
via Rock Island 81 Paso Southwest
ern Southern Pacific over the Cold
on state Route f. the Californian p
n reflects The high class service OF
the Golden state Limited" Both
trains via the direct line Of lowest al.
titudes the most comfortable and IN.
'erestIng ronte 70 Southern Califor-
MIA.
Less than three days Cheapest
Louis 10 Los Angeles no extra fare.
The military encampments AZ ri
Paso and West provide continuous
panorama every loyal American
should SEQ Tickets. permit ten day
sfopoyer at ~ i'asdi
Tickets, reservations and Califor-
MIA literature on request AZ Rock
Island Travel Bureau. Majestic BLDG
q & Gardner. n y a. Phone Main
277O ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Comics Notion.

NoNNIE MACK he sond 70 nav.
pitchers Out
~ with suggestion y,thed BAL
accidentally hits
and
ball
calling all Intentional
pitches
side
Fielder
Honolulu
prejudice A
when ordered being ~
middle
has served Seattle
the Oriental nheder in that town there viii be riot
which that seeking
douned pigtal and tried umpire Great Falls
100000
date when the nrs noht pitched
us ssssss years when the FIRST ball
himself holdout and decided
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
BIGGER N BOWL,
is PENN'S PLAN
Quaker University Preparing TO
Build Stadium That Will BE
Largest Ever

PHILADELPHIA. Jan rs An
even greater amphi'heatdr than the
massive bowl in which. 'Yalets attn.
letlc confests are held. towerinE out
Of Woodlands Ravine At Philadei-
phia. is probable FOR the University
II Pennsylvania Steps already have
been taken 10 assure erGction. OF
The structure Alumni, students and
faculty are working hard TO make
the dream reality.
Present plans for the structure
call for an arnphitheater which will
seat 100000 persons many thou.
sands more than can be TANNED
into Franklin field even by the
creates, effort
Ire need OF a new stadium be-
came positive a. the Pennsylvania
Cornell footh>-r game Last Thanks
giving gay when thousands we're
unable 10 gain admission.
To erect the stadium the usual
procedure probably VIII be followed.
Alumni will guarantee funds. recsiv.
ing interest on the sums ont or pro
ceeds THIS plan includes the sp
pllcaiion ~ al money over che in
terest 70 The furherment ~ ath-
ie'lcs A. Pennsylvania
Only one stadium IN history the
Circus Naximns which aoprished IN
Rome exceeds tho seating capacity
- Ne stadium planned for Phila-
dslphis Tho great Roman arena,
authorities say. seated nearly 100000
nersons come going 30 FAR a. 10
place The figure A. more than 900
600 The new Penn stadium would
have room 70 seat comfortably 100
600 with provisions for Increasing
this capacity.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

iins might deceive few The nes.
men Sutton ever met and defeated
r- Pork Fiynn. sho Is saIe ~tr
have really deserved The decision
afe- him Arthur Peiky. Andre An
jtrson and Jim Flynn AN OF whom
heg Knocked out Qn~the other hand.
he has been put 20 sleep severa,
times himself In 1914 Al Palzer
Carl Morris and Harry Wills knock
"a him out Wills the big colored
FELLOW, nu, over the finishing wa
toc tn Is seconds out IN san Fran
CISCO Even old Kid Mccoy clSims
70 have x Old MIN IN . private
match. FBlton's gamenesS has been
often questioned
Fultons chief claim 20 fame Is a
kn0ckdown over Willard in an eEhi
6.ton bout held ih Rochester MW
- las' year Jess and Jones both
Geuy that any such happening took
place
Snu he big fellow may be r.
parded As prospective opponen,
He Is much improved OF late and IS
developing fast
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Who pfll be Wiliard's next op
ponent
N point % size. Fred Falton, the
Rochester giant. b WIZARDS mos
formidable adversary TIE big corn
hGsker Is almost as huge As Jess
and that Is talking big Fulton s
sis feet and Eve inches high. ard
weighs about e25 pounds he
spreads a reach OF -s43-t inches
which is l-s inches longer than
the champions latitude. His feet
are also larger than the pedal ex
trcmiies % big Jess.
However. AS fighter the big
blond does not appear so great, al
tho b. IL improving rapidly and
looked very nifty when he knocked
out Tom Cowler in one round last
week.
Fred Fulton vas born in Blue Rap
ids. Kan. April -. 1891 He Nes
raised on farm and earned his la
con AS. corn husser BE began
boxing IN 1878. His recosd is not
startling. altho the coctored" list
sent out b. his manager Mike Col
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
KEEPEYE ON
THIS PROGRAM
Windsor Card For the Week
Looks Weak: That Makes
Thriller Certain

There Is every reason 20 sypect IS
rounds % thrilling uoSH az Eddie
tiasscos Wu1so. iryra Wednesday
None OF te Aaftiar- involved has
fhach ~ g reputation and not many
% them have had much experience
The form shee' SAWS last the sport
MI be niediocr, The 500 * should
d. light tae inE,ag aili ana the
tense ms. Ina much as the truth
IS nor " tt form sheet lny inore.
Ti'ns VIII - a.eli % get aboard The
rsogram pr fi-C+ little. ihere'3r
ie evenin@ Nyhl turr 9W 3 IL %
{r.lIeF ia.e, >tac VIZ boa,nS dope,
rur- noV
There will be two bouts or 10
rounds each Jo6nn, Wo'gast will
h1N Walter Gum in one. and Faul
Peterson VIII MIL with Jimwy Azine
30 the other There viii bs rxo PR
lruinaries Of four rounds each
Wolsasi tough hos who re-
fuses 30 back up under hetvs BON
tardment end who tries hari to
sihughter bis opponent Me a. z
brother Of the famous Adolph.
Walter Gum Is local boy. Who il
believed good enough 10 keep John
mic humping
Peterson d we'll known as a ut
lie fellow about halt the size az the
gloves In vogue AZ Windsor He al
ways tries hard and knows lot
about boxing Once he vas "a
amateur champion on !he Pacific
coast Jimmy Azlue Is Mime
apoIis bantamweighi who is winter.
ing here, and who is said 70 be
orAhy Of the company In which he
will find himself Wednesday night.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Yost Found a Way

TIME pass football Not al
make success Of It but most good esns nnd one q ,he. mos,
There isn't play the code that admits Of more
versatile manipulation Short baseball passes ong hesy 90 M
all
should be overlooked when
the gridm the hall OF fame
seriously the forward
In defense ends
bump the safety
which usually
ouhelder usually he could
rund and I O
made virtually
The forward robbed Of all effective
the defense began 20 play two men back
Michigan concluded
football He'erpermented
possible addition
he Of
developed make
his inscribed in red ink
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
OswegOs Play Rayls
In HeadIiner
Game

The Polish Seminary from orch.
ard lake viii start and close De
troii's basketball card for the week.
Tonight the Polish tossers will visit
the University OF Detroit gym and
clash With the newly organized ST.
Louis Y. NJ. c team. The Poles
will come back Friday night and
play tho \ NJ c. A. on the ~"
court Fans who are not familiar
with the seminary team should
make il point TO see one II these
games. The Orchard Lake ~lar
hasn't maize much az splurge. but
4, has been playing superb ball all
winter. II meets all corners quietly.
and never fails to make the Fss,nas-
close Usually the seminary wins.
The ST. Louis team Is newccm-
or and Nill play It's first game TO
night. Nobody seems 20 know just
that its lineup vii De one Of the
stars expected 20 enroll with this
club Is Jerry DePWto. allwestcrn
football tullback IN 1915 and a very
capable basketeer ~ VI \ c.
The basketball heailner for ,he
week will b, the game NJ the Moose
ball "Wednesday night between he
Rayls and Oswsgo-. Of OsweEo. y.
- rhe Rayls are strong enough 10
draw vel ans time They get on the
floor. bur the visitors vii be the big
attraction this time The team has
been organized for many years and
q never haE a season IN whirh II
w;.-- not one 81 tho very best "a he
r0anir, The CsweGos are demon
players. ano ptckeG gallery is sure
In greet them
The y " O and First PrcsA}ter
IAN quintet Wlll plas az he Pres
lbyteuap gym rhufday This game
lR4ll Do /. preliminary % The cts
CHAMPION -h1p series which Nill fca-
FF,slss,tN ry-.--fii N r e. IS FAY
ored 20 win .chieHs because 10 IS
a better kncNn team Friday night
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
COBB STORY
BRANDED FAKE

Frank j Navin. president OF The
Detroit Tigers. branded as a fake
today the story published In New
York TO the effect that Cobb would
Join the proposed players strike he
cause Savin insisted that Cobb's
salary be cut Mr. Nsyln declared
.emphailcally that Cobbs old con
tract has two more years TO run Mr.
Navin received a letter from Cobb
as late a. last week. in which plans
for the season were discussed. and
In which the star outhelder made
no mention OF salary matters
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
AURA LEES HERE
FOR TWO GAMES
Toronto Team Provides OPPOSE
ton For Detroit Hockey
Club This Week

After breaking even 81 two
game series - JUNIOR o. h A cham
pions on their visit here last season.
The Aura Lees q Toronto this ear
return as senior organization
and viii again give battle 10 the De
tron Hockey club tonight and Tues
day evening
Last year Detroit won the open
IN game ri TIE Aura Lees came
back TO take the second 10. 1'h.s
year the Aura Lees have strengthen
Ell for the senior race ard wun their
nrst game from the -zetb Battalion
seven by staging splendid rally
near It's close. This rally w.L- tea
tured b. three goals sent into IN
cage by Reunie and Wagner. the
fDrmer scoring two IL them
The visitors boast che Of the yery
finest cag GUARDIAN IN the business
in wiikin +ou Who likes nothing bet
ter than u haze his foes shower
shots AZ his manly form RE steps
them from ali dnxirs sith q grace
II actlCn that 81 pleasing 20 see
Harry Watson. The right defense
man. Is said 70 b. speed n.arve!
second 70 none n the Canadian ana.
teur rank lee Rennie AZ rover b.
splendid scoring player Littel,
and Wagner al the aangs also are
good shots and effective checks
Deiroi, viii seld a new forward
line 20 the ice aad also viii play
Tor the hrgt time under The cevly
chosen captain. SpeeG' dn,aa.
the sensational rover, who Tas elect
81 captain at Sundays practice
-Poeuger. who formerly played with
he Berlin o " A senior cham
pons. and Nho appeared with the
LONDON i,sth battalion seven last
week being loaned 30 that team 70
lA vacancy. all play center for
fJETY0Tr His showing 10 tAArr--ii -f,fs-
don gaze VAS such hat re imr1e-
diatsly was named 20 start this
week IS czech ROss Melton, who
formerly PLACED AZ calgary on the
ame team AZ H9lIran. will starr al
right wing Robert Who has been
Staying 10 postior. ell Be held IL
readiness 20 replace bin ~ an time
TIE Detroit defense slll b. The
anne that tsok care o. those duties
ls-' season. Hannnslef goal and
John on 20 assist in breaking I'd the
visitors sffack
ON he Forward line in aidfion
- BoettEer and Melton plll be Shaw
7 be veteran star TANKER. while ifoi.
man vili play al rover
Tho game ~iil BE- started - is.
| o'clock and vii he llaYed In thret
Continues periods Between roUn~
The exhibition skating team Har.ef
davidson. former champion roller
skater, and Mis- Ray Collins. tae
Australian glider viii give their
fancy. trick and scrobauc skating
act Rsferco Hamilton VIII ofic late
In the ho-kes game. 80 lineup -.
ing announced s4 follow
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

will find the "Y" and Polish seurin-
AIRY In tossing debate on the associa-
ton floor
Four high school teams will play
Friday night Western and Cars
tech Will play city league game az
1ech gym Central viii Fosio Pom.
tiac for second game with that
city. and Ann Arhor high will meet
Northwestern in Detroit This is the
best basketball card for a week this
winter.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Some Chance Scandal

\RANK CHANCE
II He bad The making Of champion Tor the morning after his t
was with miner who had achieved quite reputation and who
knockout the first round The
Those rather matches my
II much said The tone
10
a Explained ne
his heado The
Chance spared 800
few
He pockd his xo and decided that after baseball better
his talents broken the chief
against pugiismr
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Forward Pass Effective Discovered How Throw Football
Big Basketball Schedule
Is Framed for This Week
GUY AxWoRrHY
ON Block OFTEN

Guy AXworthy. recently sold at
auction for 500 600. has been dis
posed OF IA that manner four
times. The first trip he brought
$500, the next time. Ave years
later, the best bid was $4,000.
Two years after that he com
manded $500. but the last time
his fame was made secure by
the wonderful work OF his son.
Lee Axworthy G:6S Ia. and
the $4,000 mark was reached
without any difficulty, four or
Eve bidders sticking right TO the
finish.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Malay PlaYr champ

Three-cnshion billiard play this
week is featured ~ the clash OF
Martin Naley, OF Detroit. and August
kiec kheifer. OF Rockford. al tho Ma.
jestic parlors Wednesd day night Both
are Interstate leagners and Kick
heiicr " leading the league Just
now
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Make and Dillon Jous,

New York. Jan. 49, Billy Misk'
and Jack Dillon. light heavyweight,
will give New York hstdom its thrill
this week Tho men will meet Tues
day night in Brooklyn. Dillon BE-
said 10 be in much better shape
than when Miske shaded him several
weeks ago.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Arson Tells One

accomplished entertainer and instructor Is ne veteran 20
~ II The bull
cross eeraa e spueT Pop Is NOR
anxiou TO this His L
and Anson has given bis oath that r. et sr e
pull When
to
Wheeling Tor trial He
after
should returned
He caught flies and
o right
whipped
Irrespective OF people who seoo1ng home
him what he meant by throw
to walk Why captain be
In else could do Nj
the I've been introduced to-
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
USES MILK CARTS
TO TRAIN PAGERS

A stewart ~ lewiston
Ne Is in tho milk business. ard
on three OF his wagons this Win.
ter IS using tho parers Gilbori
Todd 2fs a. CresceIio. ~ -.
and another, Just broken 10 na--
hess
Stewart says the horses have
70 be joEged every day anyhow
and they. might just as well get
the exercise in front Of a milk
wagon "a a cart
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Idck. on aa. nc MAJ b fer De.
tr1f safura. niphf Detroit
von ~ 20 ~ and even old Jake
MAJOR FisYna alud threw five
baskets from the nela.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Columbus Wins

Victories for Columbus in the nnsl
match or the interciiy bowling tour
ney AZ the y. A. c gave that city
hrst honors with 81 points. Detroit
was second. Pittsburgh third and
Cleveland "A bad fourth.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Arrangement have been mado 20
exhibit The Miss Minneapolis. world
champion srtcd toaf oulIt 3y CHRIS
saith 'of Alroraf "a .fhe New York
motor boatr sh1s RhIch ain Aerin
Jan Be-
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
SNOW HAMPERS
ICE BOAT SPORT

lctboatinz was not the best yes
terday. because ~ The heavy drifts
which spoiled the arst race for the
new ship Pard. Pard got stuck m
The snow and carne In last only
enc. race was staged and Rumpuck
roo. a. usual. vas .bc winner. The
summary.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Roth Is Loyal

CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. l5.-Bobby
Roth. Indian righihelder. who has
not yet signed = contract says he
wouldn't think ~ Joining Dave
FuItz' threatened player strike.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

the floor and he deserves hearing
MI he is reforruer Monte has an Idea
oidtme Phie shofistoph
- not 10 proohs 'e
This MAKES me i0
suggeson absolutely uniqu has the floor
There biting be improved This IS b' corn
melting pitcbsrs That
pei eliminate tho whdup pitcher i trained 10 picn %
witho wind when runner
easy, therefore for him TO adap si
eliminate winding up before piicping " e
Of his pitcher gets more ta7
whe he he has out these
By would ehectFe Va I
hatsmcu would propouona increase I'D @
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Monte Spills Some More

AoNTEs bo'he hTl He has all ne y
INv OF he started nQthnE short W
~ bis oquenee We mus
and sui
there much hope Of improving ne pas
a taught nowadays
their base hey ola years ago ooo
Idle and sam runners "a, 'it
nowadays do not shine 1'A
VIII & col stealing
Of he watch The
pitchers foot
hasso with his FOOT
TO OF throw 10
enables base runner 70 get nuch
often rather
O enables him 90 beat The cachers throw
the bag
Winter ~
the National,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Wilfred Barrett who will eresils
Pet Brown ~ r'sas for Tho mid
dleVeishi championship left last
nieh' for Houston whore The bout
Will be staksd FRIDAY night
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ni6t aug unb sb, p.niss W}inut.u
reroonoen ipdrsr, hdttsn fdmmtlid.
3uftouer, psl6e ben G.iidnt n'6t
oushalien ionntsn, ibr Seil in Der
5lud,t erariffsn.
9is 6siben 9prfben, tpeI+t tn Der
8errirrunq etenfa1s snip 'ib-n ip"ns
ten, fpurb.n ertaunt unb I iioseol tT
Bis Der qo'i,iTt greelmdn un'orat',
Der he nab Der g. TiHr'it Strticn
brdfte, no Rpdsl bes urfuos ong's
lanai, Greeubaum dbsr b.bpfs pros
1eiIiruns DOT bem JuseHbseritt feHs
debaIten rpurbe.
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- Ohm Z GcIis. GdrfteIn &ctsl.
berthtete her aBoIpei, bo5 er I'M, fs:tc
grlSsne ilbr TN merths bon S45 Be.
itohIen mor0sn fei. Gr hat feinen Nrii.
Der, ter bel ibm fpobnte unb eeIIcrii
|aneebIi4 nod Der &einintb in ytaib.
pillc, Tenn. obeereiIt 1T. i'm @eroaf1.
6en Tieblfabl beriibt sii boben.
Ger WeI4futrlnGm Sobn Sired.
ting. 7s6 DeIbi Eite, rueIder oeitcril
friib icinen seonfilrrenten SreO. Dub6.
Icr. ebenians BON Der TeIbi Fife,
ipaGrenb tciSe on Der Blum Strai,e
shlnScn beoienten. tbatlih angriif
unb nidjt unerbebIid berleste, irurce
geitcrn Hadmittag auf gct-eiben S,s
,Grlbbler. Der eiilen SaftbefebI errpirft
batte, in feiner Wobnnng pcrbaftci.
Die 0eiben tuaren aneeblih fpegen Der
iebt bsitebenhen @lild-fontrppcrie
cnelnanhcr geratbcn.
- Cine Gilenbabns sg,ojteor in Der
Big Sour 8abn 6alIe or Der Dritiea
unb 9apmilIer Strabe wuroe seItern
abeno bon sinem Stleibbisb BEINGS
fudt, Der eine R.ife!afhe NIT Snbolt
i'm Wertbe BON SIS. gisenthum bes
poitelerfs Wm. Z. Simmer RON Sn.
bianapoIis. foipi. tiHe icIhe bes pofs
eIsrts g. Rrp Did.rfcn. Roripoob, g..
i'm Werthe bon SIG mitsshsn Iieb.
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trsisn. Die Msrsis bdferSH 1ab.u
msbr sale. als biss ismaIs in ben
lestsrsn Sabren Ser Gan mar. IN De.
bunblnng.
Grou Sone gront, bic Miutt.r
bsa Germ Mbner Q. 6. @tont, g3rd-
iibent Der Griisn Iat. 9ant in Cub,
LON. N aefiern in ihrem 9au-e go.
80 Gin Strabe 2ublop i'm Utter BON
70 Sabrsn aeTtcrbeu. Die Uerbli1 ne
bate als erfe poitmsiIterin In 2ubs
lpm finsiert. sic NOR i'm MIier BON
12 Sabrsn BON strlanb btsrbsr1etcms
men unb butte Titbem In Gublop,
mo f. au ben erffen Biouierinnn n ces
aGblt purbe. aetpobnt. sSbr Gosn,
gtuer Q. 6. Grant, In Elm prominsn.
ter .MituIieo Der Cincinnati Sans
belsfammer.