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PAGE 4
MICHIGAN
SMOTHERS
NEBRASKA
U. of M. Takes liijr
Game From Western
ers 20 to 0
To ihe gteut -urprli • of Ml "
football th* * niver-i '
Michigan fairly swarm*'! :
husky N' »rn*k.» univ* i -r j
t'rday aftf*rn<a»n and r*»fup* ’ v - ■ ■ • |
ihe football iianv. -* u> noth j
ln« In every fhpari •ir
jraote except in <-i*e Mi' 1
»*d her »up> rturn :
Tli. st* two leant > ' *• ‘ ' ‘ I’'
upon to fight ;< ■ n'! ' ’ l*
odds fttvortm: th* w* ’■ u t-•
came to Mirl.i# ft
fought «<ff orw l i.
and with her own. roai im* * * j
Men who bet on football >■ '■ ‘ 1,1
Vebrast tb‘ Savon l* » ■ '
to oti" Seldom ha ' j ■'
Oft the - lOt *•t; I f «
p**< tally on her ow n hoiit' i
Soon after play began in th* tir- •
period Ero*uik* gni'ced 'h> t»o*
hi* own 10-y:»rd Tin* •»ri«i no •
full length «>! the ft-1 1 fir -i ' *' ■
down He was aided b> ! ! >'* "
most mas erful '*do< kit!#; 1*- l •'
mates that ha* *®
|
h'lakers w*re shout ‘hr*'• b;n> ••
various tint* - during hi* • 1
dpah a Michigan roan would *h•
dor his way in and .inf* *• m- • 1 ■
shoulder the tackb ■
this time on the game wa- pa w
lor Michigan gained rr'.' . - «•
Nebraska appealed ’ rrurnple 1
She continued to put up ■ -
game, but alwav- or th* d*
In the second quart* i anoib • ( ,
down wm andeti and la’ ’ w ‘
goals brought th* *< or* ip
YOSTMEN
CONFIDENT
Wolverines Put linn On K\»ni
Polish For < orm*ll
and Penn
ANN ARBOR. Mch . n
Michigan’* football team i* «v
tng on the-week s practice this T
ernoon confident of a champ 1 t.-'-
season.
Yoat will mart today to pu* on
the final poliehing that shall set
hia Wolverines Into the Penn and
('ornell games in the pink of com;
t ion and at the top of their for::
Many fans of former day* liken* i
the Michigan team in actti-n Sa’i :
day to the famous eleven in 19'
because of the flercen**- of »h*
tackling and the clean blocking
Coach Yost will have th* men
blocking and tackling even better
than they have been af’er another
week’s practice. The rudiment of
the game what the Michigan
mentor has been emphasizing and
against Nebraska they showed the'.r
value. Michigan will have a team
this fall that bas been built from
the ground up and Yost ha- be*n
going over the parts quite thoroly
recently In an effort to strengthen
them.
Michigan’s hospital list will be
considerably shortened today for
both Sparks and Cobn ar* due to
be back in the harness Rye and
Kroemke were the only Michigan
men hurt Saturday, and they are
ready to play now. Michigan’s line
did not even have to bare time
taken out Saturday.
HIGH SCHOOLS
HAVE GOOD DAY
Detroit Teams Drop One Foot
ball Game In Eight Starts
Saturday
Detroit high school team" had a
very sucres<ful rtav Saturday, win
n ng six out of eight "'an* and t>ir.
in another. The Pontiac resent*
Just ntUed out the Ctn'raJ High r*
serves bv a score of l» to h. whi!
Detroit Nonhern and Birmingham
battled to a nothing to nothing th
Following are the result* of Satur
day'" higii Rchool game#
'Vnlral high 14. Pontiac high f ’.
blast<- rn high Bt, Kenton high ft
Western high "l. i'im Technical •’
- Pontlft. Reserve* €. < entral Re
serve# ft.
Northern high 7. Northwestern Re
eerve« 0.
North w- return s*. *! mnd Rap'd#
South ft
Detroit Northern <*. f’.irmlnjr' *~n
high 0.
PALMER BEATS
TOLEDO PLAYER
Ray Palmer, of Detroit, defeated
Hugh Heal, of Toledo, in Saturdat
evening's game in the thtec-< ishlon
billiard league rare bv a sror* of
60 to 34. Palmer had a high run
of Are, and Ileal got a four, The
player* each have one to tti•*>r
rredlt. A* a result of the week’*
play. Pierre Matipotue. of Cleveland,
Is ieadlng the league with six vie
lories and a single defeat. Four
other*. Including John Layton, of
Detroit, are tied for second place
McLEAN BETTERS
OLD ICE RECORD
Hobby who I* ‘giving
skating exhibition* in the Arena
this week, on Sunday night wept
put after the record for 440 vard*
and had no difficulty in lowering it
He dtd the quarter in 3-6, or ru*
ting I I S second" front the prevlou
world'* record The time will no
be allowed as official as the trial
was not <tan«'t«oited Ihirmg the
week he will try to Improve on »h«
mark* at many distances and will
also §tve exhibition* in fancy skat
Inc at whUh he is an artist.
- ♦
|MiiU*f-—<plain eest *!•<•—»i>»i
)l rttkt—rter« J«h lt»sl .g*la «S9»
World Lightweight Champion In the Army
'*■ tv Jl
,
; - "•*'! i
si
a :i
I V zz/ ?i
a < r— u
•• * «•
i *
8 : '
.• ■ i
SLNNyi J. ON AR'4,
llrnii' * ih< v «t • 1 '■■k > .*i>tpt»n **f th<* «arM.
| )r , ~ ,r.( |.I ( .1 . . . rihj-. w 1.. I . lint n( In.irni-tar
l»r »•* -. I * 1 *h • * •••*».. *»i * :•*!» I« thr Br»? pantograph
nl t ipi in *><» >■' »* ’< .'•'** II ” !» r to lfa< It l*«*Ou •«» ••*••*
.-O •>m\ t r i»» If .i- • > ’*■ | a op. t. mi- <*f hn Hckllnt aplrlt
lSr-r- »» :• I ««t l>e •*»•••*■ 1*.*... *o - ■ •;» (.rrmon* tl*»» mt»t
U. OF D. TEAM
DEFEAT M.A.C.
Detroit ( olltk'jan> Outrla», »ho
l-armet'- ; ,r i*t urpri
the letter
pm i i) M tr. Art i
»i- tn "*&* *r
nirn* hsu: ;if r •. s f !>
if follow ri .tr
Mnhtean i *»* f‘«-
a ipam*' *i’h r * l of D woaid
t.v. title players a chines to re#
The result wa* no 1 only and -.top-urr
ing bu ? fa*<tl. for the men dM nc
g*>? the r*-- I her evp-e'e: .i*:i r
fact failed ev*>n tt- -C'.r* tga r. ■ 1 ’h*
Detroiter- Bo*h of the *t>ucr.dow-~
were th** result of long mas Allen
carried th*- bn.l ?»»*• ards 1 r *h*
.
*irt-y»r. da -s;?rr a* - u 'r !. *ri An
kicked b« h goal*
BIKE WINNER
TO EARN $3,000
NEW* YORK <>■' ■;*>.-
who are to tak*- par’ in ’he "iv-day
grind in the I ,k<> race a? Vad ■r,
*q. gar ten the w*ek o? fe e. 2. wtii
confer with William H W.-iim'-.p
the promoter. today. «-n ' * v. al
and all-important qo* *'ton c* the
[ division of mon* y
Wellman derided on tr/ following
1 *cale rtf prise« r:rr’ -p ! ~ c t ~f> '
i second I. third. ) ?• —'
t' " ■ r.'l ft,'- t
prise for eleventh plgo* '-me f*
There w ! i b« 12 ce .' 0.,- * j.ri.v
during ' vo k, >n* ‘a v
j noon and evening Eighteen tc . >
teams y ill start and The fne more-,
IpriT**. *•" f*T£ \ i T ' r Q
at l***v» a dozen to stick it o •* to
| the finish
■ * t - * t c r Kverett True.
VOU PA*O rO** '' L 1
CTtRNALLY P»ULLITJG AND • AA
twstimq at that mustache V j
K*T
- 1
r- *i DOC is
1 that hurt
I k j YOU r
I j j {
>! - . / .>8
y
TANKS ANGLE
FOB JOHNSON
1 rl\ ro HVti a New
\ ork \ niform Next
Year
NEW V*jRK V • Walter 1
T.\r „ ,s» • j* ,’ v t k.a ,*.*,.*■ f ortlf**
-n Amer an league
*• : • i- 1 *he «H*ne and conclu (
-. *1 it M **r i- co*ng aorce
* -r : ■»•’*>■ n*vh#r*
w ' • *} * u more bail *iame« m j
• - r 'Tar: has • <*a *h** habit in
.. . ro ang:*r S for *he
i- -i They re after
- r r r I 'U hey war,' his ha’
Air.*n. tb -'O go along
>- r *<• th» party a good or.*
/■< ■, iig'r.« ha.' set hi* sails for
and Walter is going *o
‘ v»i* 9 N*w York uniform next
vn.il money have ar.y
•ff-v r. fen Minor and Clark*
Jacob Ruppert who now !■
: ml r- ',ne 'he Yankee ex
he - r. pened wide the pvir*e
!i* ■< • •:-r {r.-r.son orj ,- e hefor^s
D , 'he de-1 fell thfi Now it »p
--• ' *f v- ;• r- :.k*ion will be
t? '< *r: *o •he .x*?a :r
Irr; F'ra • i- ai-o e*pscted t 0
•' m *f- • ■ ' nr ’} front S*
•• ! v .<- Y <r.Kre- W pen 'he
r tas tryir. :o buy ’he
> • -r.frort - the Rrevgi
r :ir 'i* -*t>rr;me- Ph Pail mert
’K:ne'-ortie'? !ng *ha' sounded rr a
>- y "ni’ed treasury
• r’ and e Tmme
<t a’e y and i a John NfcGraw Vow.
w 'i- r • -merhinc ’o 'ha' ef?set
\nd the Yankees hr.ieve Pall ran
be peryuaded *0 vr:rh ’he player
for *■' rr.ething i# .« 'h.an the \*ir
York franchise
The - irti'- f.rogram c # reck e««
rr.on*’; s; ending, wph a g r «od r m
• ■ hs* a firm hold or *. *
Yank * e r inag*tneiit hu’ wi*h a
•- • . and uH ’-a* manager
2 T o 1 a ce - :p ’ii* dirertioa of ?h ft
CANVASSOF
FOOD FOLK
IS STARTED
Despite Kain Women
Beffin Collecting
Housewives* Pledges
One hundred and eighty thousand
s gners *o the Hoover food conser
vation pledge »h ; < w»»pk is the goal
-e* for 'he hundred** «*f women who
.-*ar*cd « it in Monday's drizzle to
obtain the p matures vis house
W |\ es.
Thai ts T he minimum quota of
signature* however, and should that
mark be reached before the end of
th** w. rk th** campaign will con
time, it '.* announced tr. 'he fi*od
admtnlatrntion headquarter#. No. 329
Wo**lwsrvl a>e
Th*» ft-. *t sk.nnish of the cam
tn i.-o* i* 1 4 e. Sunday when
:uoj*i i*f th*» mm *'.-'r .1 the cl'*
urged 'h*ir congrega' lor - no: onl>
to .* gn the piedg 's •» *ssi-t m
everv *ay possibl*. to * ta.n othe
signers
Bov Scor.t troops ha'*' b*"e:t en
listed en mass* to aid in the house
to-house canvass for signers % It h
sough* to have the 'Help Hoover
cards in »ver> IVtroll house by
rr..; • r •. ■ »***
The e\. .**• coiuruiuee In!
ctar-‘ o’ •• •' Tv r. J .lies « hair
msn. i>* tr V- - ,'ber S M Cohan. ;
VI - *; k'.len Mrs C»*orge
: * : *>'or. Mts*
, r«r char * * E Chadsey
Next m command of the signa
Mir, a*-oufs .ire 21 cap ains e*oh su
mltmml c: s wan 4 -Thm 'here
.ire and «'r.v < ha.r.nen ir.d tit*
wards of ', l**" as*.- an.*
Myron T i»*'-'k former C S
am ha *>,l - re F’ance will •pea* in
Iw-rr; Wedn-siay. n ar. eff'-rt :o
give add;* oral mpe'us to 'he cam
og-tn i’ h*« been annottooed by
H H Preeinan '"derai *iper’ n
ha.-s*' of ''*e m <-hisan campaign
for f -vd co.nserva'ton
in .v'l n 10-rr-Titf our the
\ 4 n-* ♦ > for n»n !*e*roi?cr
*'tT: sf T.■ save food Mr
i n'err.e’f ' «u • a eng’hy discus
a,or. ’ *: •• geperai affwirs of *he
» rM vir H - experience a* am
: ha*- *1- " to t-'Ti*nce give* him inri
ma e know!* ‘g* of conditions trtere.
I and h'* 'a » w t> A authentic as
well a* ir r ®re-':r z
lseiritc-'ration- of how to ;>re
! -.ar** s:ib*' ."i’e dish* - for meat and
*he* w b* "-ndnered ever* aft
. ernoon in rh* V V\ * A Those
• foumcd.' e. he nz under a volun
' 'arv ban -n- da* % w»»; rhou
sand- of iC'i Tie* have <=«r. made
; substitute* Mis* Alice
I Houston, domestic arlenca ejper*.
w.'i give h* lecture# at tfce d«ir<»B
; *t rat ion-
ONE KILLED IN
TROLLEY CRASH
MASON M’.oh . Oct. 2? —One man
wa* 'v» - r pured. ’hree seriously
hurt. sr. h*. 'a ices of other#
vßgh.’lv w ir.ded was the toil of x
rear »-r I »• » - n of »wn eiec'- *
a-* on e \\ -h an FUEwar com
par. - * ’ r ack« he-* early Sundsv
i v orn r.r The frs? •ir carrv,r.g
abou’ people stopped n*r
>r • ero»« rg just south o* Vx* n
,’O le* 'ft * pe * eetl gee wh»n the
rear c»- emp’y. crashed into »'
The twp came fogc’fcer with such
'S rr *e “■a" the cars te’svoped ‘or
a ho- 1* 15 fee*.
Ir.y:red were as follows John
■' ydf M Ai s’er, l" a h.uek
»-v' - s*#reij corcu*«‘on of hr* n,
ar.d die/J r Sfason City hospl’al a'
i a m , Stir,day
r 'iaide conductor of
car suffering from ■hock.
*c :r,d« on head. and badi*
«■ renewed reek 'ak*n *o
,o»p*»aL |>»n"ing
’•as c. Itin’ e. mo'orTnar! on
re;.r car. badly rut about f*c* »nd
I h* *d
F.arie Mradniar Prlbacic op Mr,
1 zh -chool lean-, wounded on
* -and possible :r.’*rn*! n; ir
t Vunfse-"’ Mi.ror * >
wounds
M I Hamilton jsnsirj: it ah- .'
• head
Chca Ffedcrpk Lsnslng. - air
r ir.ds
r t(.. fa r'rers * ,ffe*e •’
»*Lt Injuries
DETROIT BT’VS
55:>,4.i9.000 or
LIBERTY RONDS
n*Hriv r* « he e>''rßa'ed. !•*-.
'■olt • subss rlpt.'»n to .he second
Llter'v ic-. n » ii be ~ o |. : -
: ft Th r.t r .v n-a’#t
r;
-n ’he fra’ * r,f >%l"«:rf-.en )*•’
V e,; e-r r. ; * e U* al ftg
ure« w.i w<>' he .ivallable for two
or three dav* at le*,-«»
The Do* drf.-,*- in the la#’ weep
' " the far> r ■ r -'ld fiver JC .',ft u
* r* h • * T •* Ho’ ej Cadilla<
In* e#l it -*/ > receipts for|a*t
■e' ■ ■ ■■ i* | (Y In Tdheety
Re f r’# from the wotuen'a *eam
:«t - ‘u ' f • ,1! b» f tuning -r
V P pi ‘ > i ieh s*a*e fhatr
: if • «• or.’.er.’: » >mmlttee, for
. f „ t* f.av •
Couirri Handa Out P'urvt
Mur- than n f”o».**r. promote r .a In
I ’h»* drtf-ctlve bureau hew been an
OO’inced by Police f'omm .#lor,#r
I *ens They become t-n
i Nov J. Jo**-ph Kolb, d* •«•*!«# #er
I zeant. will he d«*‘ ' v* i e*,renal!*,
lo 0 :*r!. T hn
I fliinskl and Ft > -u ter w l) be
‘ rji I >.ti ft *i.«
| tF«- names of mi iltu- n promoted
Ito »he rank e*| d<- ■> »•» Ch«rle>
j Donru in, Thom « t M-edon, John
Wlspiewski, WiiLim .1 .hcaon, John
D'Ktefr Jr.e y „y f>].,a,d P-i*
I Vs. Cenrg K-t ii, William (»|c*i
J »f,n. ll* nr V- » larr.es O’Di inrll
I Frank Rode M that I Mriialw, Jolm
! INut* I/•’,;* Domka H’ephen Mer
• rite. M < oil S’-ank Vsnk, John
| H* nerki
ssßv Co-
DETROIT TIMES
GEN. BIDDLE
IS PROMOTED
IVtroil Soldier Made Assistant
Io Army t hies of
Staff
U ASHINGTtiN C»ct 29 S.wr
iary ot War B.tk. r has anounccd *h*
appointment of MaJ.-tleo .L»bn Bid
| Jle. a nati*c of of <hc na
tional artu>, to become assistaut
hes of staff of fh** army The
;****: has betn vacant -Ince lien
Bliss succeeded Ma.* Gen. Scott a.*
i hie? of staff
The position ctrries the rank of
major general In the regular army
Gen Middle is in jcranov He 's
. S years old. uui was appoln e.:
front Michigan to :be nniitaiy a ad
era: a*‘West Botnt S*p- i. is<7
H- cradua’ed with the cla.«*» rs 9.
add belongs to ihe »ns neer cor; -
HKRALDS BEAT
FAST MAROONS
The !{etaid* defoa'ed it.* .Munmn
f ’’ ..edo • u Vu n ft**!d S :: S*
afternoon. 2*) t* 7 Norman Sa>'»
-rader accomplished ’wo of the lie*'
,*!d-’ touchdown* ..nd Mul!.*r. I b*
*. I.er \u Ik. son g*- .*• - *•: **
:he v *iu»rs While the --enre woui<i
indicate a i*ti* ■* d* l gate, it v.,m
not tha' .tnU ws» fniig 1 ' bitterl*
*ro;n whistle to whistle
Crtd * Men O r 3ac ze
; * TV • roi' tcia.i >*-'4bu-h
■n< i'« ar. e resented n, : ire g#*o
• -tt * Re*.i: 1 'r J, M*n of 1>•
! r !•. whu h has ju« been crean
red Tbe .«-soctation will aff.ii.ve
.v.'h *2*- Ke an t redit M* - N
uia as-oc.a'ion ami will • ”*e
w Ive ror Ass
< re.’;i \l«n »a.i 'be vor.itu-'rri..
r-df company The office -a
I' -. * .•-■■ s : *- Vann r.e!
i:-ns vice; reslden*. CJeo-ge 1.
Ma- Bs ,uic*" • ' *' * ion
Ocp* *nrr'ry su«l trt-a- ret E
*> rtvir' M • ipef a ‘ It
; :*n' Director- ar« F W Yf 1 •
Nailing a Lie—Cold!
WE have read letters from Chalmers Distributors
in which they have stated that competitors were
saving to present owners of Chalmers cars and to
prospective buyers, generally, that the manufacture of
Chalmers ears would be discontinued.
There are thirty (30) automobile companies recognized by the
general trade that manufacture anti sell Touring Cars and Roadsters
at retail prices between $l,lOO and $1,300. We haven't heard
that all of these companies, or any one of them, were going to dis
continue production or quit business. hv, then, diould the
Chalmers, with a better ear than many others in thi- ( lass of 30
manufacturers, stop production ?
IV I! MAKE A PROPHECY, and will authorize our Distributors
** to bark it up with $200,000 of our monev; that the (.ha 1-
Company under the Maxwell Management, will -Land ahead ol
13 of these companies in production in 10Id, and tin* Chalmers
Company will stand ahead ol 20 of these companies in production
in 1010. This doesn't look as though we expected to discontinue
making Chalmers cars.
Flic reason some people are trving to disturb the present Clml
mers owners to scare them about -cr\ice so a- to get a better
‘•trade-in" on their Chalmers.
The reason for circulating such a storv generally would he to pre
vent the prospective purchaser from inspecting a Chalmers car,
because if a prospective buyer of an automobile will look at and ride
in the present Chalmers models he w ill he very apt to buy one. It
is the nest car selling at $1363 that we know o£
This is one reason why Chalmers car.-' w ill continue to he made, not
only in 1918, but in 1919, 1920 and other years.
Another reason is that the Maxwell organization has told the
general Public that Chalmers cars would he produced in larger quan
tities than ever before and we have a way of making good with the
public on sales and production.
. si
/Vr-iwirfU,
Chalmers and Maxwell Motor Cowjxuuc*.
, L. J. Robinson Cos.
Woodward Avenue at Edmund Place
('uatotliitn us AU -Mien
Property In America
i. MH.licll I'.lwfr, fornu-r mt inhf r
•»f «*nn*;rr»» fram I'rimf ) l> * ;•*. h*.
lifrn :• under ib<* Ir* it's I
*,ilh -(hr f iifiii i a‘i. in »i ml In n at
•II nlien Im it*' I nltrit
«ial<i Mi* »»ll| l.lir i hut* *»<
(irnpirii h.lunfctnt In f unit . ult
ra. in 4 nn.lt> itt.pn.r .if tt ».
lirr«« dlrr,*i,. In Ih in «• nn 11 im r *1
t. hi, |ni'|i.ti l. ««• nil i-n.h In
hi. iinMitilnn In thr pur.hK,| u I
llhr rt > huniti
>t,ind. .* !, Hudton conipiny V
i ; * w ■ r l R McMillan
j ,in» H J • Wllktnnen, Vrowle*
M.ln*” A ( ohmpaev. and M l*
Ixxtk Erne#* Kern compane
!n Sardta'e. \'t r- 'n -1* *• • •
• a-** of 'p <" * ant on w > w
MON 1) AY, OCTOBER 29. 1917.
Pennsylvania “Cut-Up” Comes
To Show Detroit Touch of High
Life and Soon Lands In Bastile
Armed With h tin badge, carrying
th«‘ inset ipi ion "Chicken Inupcctur,
No John Carrot t amo from out
of the state of Pennsylvania to Rhow
.» fi w thing* to the dtmns of IV
unit John free|> admitted to Po
lice Justice Stem that In his ow n
h« me town he i- considered a wit
and i« "cut up of no mean < altbr*.
When John Anally finished "show
ing' the city a few things he had
to .»n*w«*r tor one btoken ankle, h
d-nted nose, a fight and the theit of
a halt dozen books.
Karros polished up hi* badge
and entered a saloon on Jo*
i ampan a*e He flaunted his bit
of metal In the face, of the
patron*. Walter Maiding. painter
inn decorator, tired nf the perfoim
ani e and 'tcppfd outside followed
to Ur: 'O* A flrht followed in which
Harding sustained a broken anklv
,:rnl n ruaahrd no*e \ policeman
.jk^XfV
s C, (v P\
l OAc Meeting place
I of Representative
* American Men and j
| Women bom every
} state in the Union ||
i.—— ——————
m> l*iU»Ud»n-*. isi.m.* in' kii.itfiuii, njf lihilh..m< ■*
«rua attracted hv Hie tight and liai
coa hiil behind an automobile. While
in hiding he pit k< and a half do»en
books from the machine
"I waa *o etdted. I didn’t know I
bad them,” he explained to the
com i
**lI• *•*' t where you get a chance
to amuse a tew friend* in Jail,” sa'd
the court and a» nt» n< ed him to 11.»
hne • r .‘h* dav* m the workhon*e
(•atCo didn i ptoduce ihe money
and v. i* -non headed for the county
l Jail.
The grand jttrv which in so con
vene at (’uncord. N <’ , today, 1* eg
pected to take action in the ca«e ot
(jaston It Mi an*, who is held on
a warrant charging; him wiMi the
killing ol Mr* Maud* King, the
wealthy Chicago widow mysteriously
killed at Mlaekwater Springs r>n
the nUht of Aug. 21*

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