The Detroit times. [volume], November 09, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 10, Image 10

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MICHIGAN
PICKED TO
BEAT REDS
Wolverines Favorite In
Betting On Clash
With Cornell
CHIGAGO, Nov. 'inl
foo'bill will be the big *ttwtiou »n
Afiti Aihor, with every tin k ha la
\<h of the former. In** <\ iilvi i ,bi •
while Cornell is said r c nave gou*
back.
Couch Yotft I* ‘xp-cfcd to jre>-*n'
tii« tegular linkup i<» lb’ flr**t n
this us*>n. .Sparks and t im,
our back?, v ho hATf M • n <<■,.
oi cunt on; ion be«ause ol inj.
jn.ny not .-oart th* game, but i *>
•will play at a pari of th-- tnn**.
V ,? laid
The only w* ftwu enure r*nc
championship tilt will b* tb*- Wi*
&M\ In Ob o St.i*t pant • •*» >• -*• • i "
Ttic Buckeye wiuad was t*n rout*-
to th* I 'ip r capital t.Mlay, b u.
tniny, * ith confident* LaM year'*'
chcinpienn have encountered no r a'.
opr l, ''•* it lon -o far this year, dispos
ing of Northwestern and Indiana
twijjdily. ( hit k Harley, ail-A mmi
can ba-k, is golnsr better than • v.
Wisconsin up* ■? the dope by stop*
pirifc Minnesota lost Saturday,, how
ever, and itr support* i.- b* le v*
ba. a elmm to pull a similar stun*
on live ’ ifleholilmr.
The Mu i;irr.m Act:- ’ *-r« * * »■•■*
r>' wins this v« ir i~ • x B b *
they nm txpevfrt. •*> giv* North
We. tern a good battb n
Tht Oregon Aggie- und Washing
son fstatc will prov and« th* bur *
,tr • -ion V; ;1 * ur v - w • 1 •
lor and the V* \a< Aggi* - will b* m
jh< limelight in the southwest
Fvt.iiev and Sp* B’-$ Meet
Martin Mab y, of U**tr >it. and
rjeoi".’' Spear*, of Grand Hand- will
play the first i,. < h of the Michigan
»phree-Cu«hlnn Billiard 1* cue c*ni
petit lon fti th* M&jes.le ~>*oni. in
day n c»it Matey wa* on**> ;* -*ar
In til*' Interstate league. while
spcar« vas .tn expert at balk line
nnd has only recently f; ken up th*
thr* * cushion gam*
I'rlnflw*—|>lnl l* neal kinrf—that
In rlcht—Tlnim Jah tlf|M.—M»li< IflJO
Outbursts of Everett True.
IvTfc-CA. YOU, BOYS, I -SAUS'MR.e 1
TRuefs SPunk. He 3siys He,
FOR OM*S, IS NOT /VFRAt-D Op [~
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'*•- } SHOT VP J r^— * ™“
' s Shc's sitting t
- I£\ RIGHT OACK f 1 ' f\
5 OF- TM*T PALM \ L '
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Overcoats
& Suits
s*yf\ OCT eorepwr* IVm If rou «’’
mU m v 11 ‘ 1f •' ’h*- ‘ ?nti» h hup*
prices. They'll sUod the test.
They the Individual
«nd the anappv «Hv|n that
ni» nos today admire—eatlufurtorv
lu the day's wear.
Wen'* Cape Gloves the good stib
'ihnua dressy kind, epefial at $2 50.
Regular $1.50 Shirt* ■*nft «ufT(*.
n»af new pattern*. rperial—sOts.
Under wea r «f* warm. «»«rvie* nbje
Winter W*igt'/ ; , **prru*i at $1.50. /
J.C.Tfassc £• son
WOODWARD AND CONGRESS *
TANARUS« lor* ClotKiwr* H*tk»r* H*b»rd*»h#r*
Whore American Troops W ere Killed
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I’roin the H in *• • »unl af thr olion a*«m«t fruu|i« on th»»
Irrnrh tr.fitter It .. he.U.erf It took pla* e -t the «•**■ •* »*»rr*« «here
'he .attte line r*»n»e* the llhtae-M« r..e .anal. Mere It -an that aeneral
a.i»* |<m t<.u* i«* the eaKaceaieat »*hl. h remiltea la the death of three
Am-rt. ana the noonlln* at »»rr. the r-a aeneral
net •« I ern tk « pe.a* t« ««a*hea«t of the \ec«liin Hattlr#*U I- o *»lle«
i.ein the I. n«** houarfarn. It -a. a M«tet aerttoa at the tine -here
A inertia n in>. . nrn heln* *1« en their tralalna f*»r ««r.
*‘Schu,’’ Builder of Y. M. C. A. Plant
At Custer, Aids in Driving Away
Drab Monotony of Camp Life
“St hu" look* like a trooper and
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Camp C'u- '-r £•-; to f*'*-l!n* that ■ •
*\«;rld and «Y>*>ntm*nt ar»- down
on them he begitih on a little coni
pari son of this splendid cantonment
with what h* «*nt thru 'hen he
was wsih the Fourth United States
vnlum-'Ts in For? R < uni
paign. 20 year* .*>’> Mil *umm* , r.
th* **n. - ' of iffait.
agree with hmi tha< thing* are not
half bad
K B T S' huntai her. veteran,
builder, theatrical manager, V. M.
<’ \ worker, beggar extraordinary,
is what foik- ustiallf call a char
at ter. Hi.- old »f»'* r vest »nd a
pair of tiio.-t awf il trousers are his
usual habiliments, tho h* has a cic*
slich oliv* drai* uniform, with the
r*>d tr’angb - <>n th* sleeve*, when
•v. r there all for dr* *.« up He
lives in a iittl* box off Th« gr*-Ht
central auditonam that he bull* a*
Custer, and he -a' • ‘'Oh. bo/! wha'
an improvement over my first rjuar
ter* here —I slept ou in a pib of
raw lurub* r “
—By Condo.
g.’hu” built 'he Y. M C A. plant
.ts t’atiip Cust* r. He moved t!oP.K
wup *,t< h succeeding new I ru tune
until he finally came to the cotuple
rium. He has lavished affection on
•ha l build,ng. s*-tttns scenery' b :
r. stage, ferns and flowers ■•> ban-,
the pUffonu—ond a flower y re
lieving spot of color in a big. b<tr<*7
masculine camp—a fine piano, ar.'t
*h» equtpm* nt tot a gtx>d man;- du
rt kinds o*' -i.ov-
Go* «il these f hir.g« ou* of tru
army Y M t. A fund ' Not a* a 1
j*chuniacher s n rr ember of th n
United States Sianisn \\a* Veter
ans. a Mason, a Gideon, a Billy
Sunday •'■•mp-.cner. eS rtrday
cla-s teaefisr. snd probably 10 other
thing* He didn't sork and fignt
Most
Complete
Assortment
• °f
Formal
Dress
Accessories
Kirs chbaumCloth.es
Aii 'AOOL— 100 PI,R CENT AND No> COMPROMISE
FAT.X’ING CLOTHES, CUSTOM TAILORED, $1?
WHEN so moderate a price as $35,wi1l Huy
a suit of Kirschbaum Evening Clothes ....
with the soft, deep luster of its all-wool fabric ....
with its case and shapeliness of line .... with its
wealth of fine custom tailoring .... men naturally
look upon the wearing of correct formal dress—not
as a burdensome necessity—but as an admirable
conveniion which it is a pleasure to obey
Baumgartner’s ,
EXCLUSIVE AO NTS FOR KIP iCT n AUM AND HIMCH WICKWIRE CLOTHES
X STATE at ORUWOLD WASHINGTON at GRAND MVER. y
J and go thru ritual with all these a
i social ion- it»r nothing His scenery
(«iyn« from «h* t .i-sov*- Methodie*
! >unddly school v liis-- he used to
| »ea<h the big sjik flag from the
daughter* of Grand Artnt veteran*.:
r he piano and the ti<iu*-rs and ferns
j from Battle Creek business men
And he's still puitng finishing
! 'ouches m the auditorium Th* re',
a line rest rm>m for wt>:nen visitors
r«» the ia.up being titled up by Hu'
[tie Cr *>k furn*ture stoics. Th*re
are *lrr aing rooms for th«- perform
*’ r ' There are eU'Cilc lighting es
sects vxothv «>f a playhou*C that
‘uing ■ out th** S It O siiin only at
t» r a.«>on people are seated
in "S huV Mg autUtoriu mare put
*»n tlu productions of the Red Tr»
mgle circuit—concert*. lecture
<»n* sign announced Welborn V
Tone*, litgu c\[ lot-ives demonstration
nn*i Hawaiian singers, h* re tonichf*.
nil ns* re> shows, community
r*st-, religious exercises. Thcr*.
when tlu weather turn«Hi the pre ur
ranged program inside out, they held
he dedicatorx exercises of t'atn,
* u,-!er. with Gen I'u-ter‘s widow
fj.scrv Ortei ,* -ermon by Ur Ko
tor, the cutup religious director,
can w ivc his hand at th
fallows .n th>‘ tront iow anil b
putting a . wple of padded posts , n
place have a “squared circle" for a
boxing u.-Ytch or wrestling Ixvip
Th* re, t*x», in these day* of prep,
aration for the wint«r'* sh*»ws. Schu
macher discovers at th.e piano a lau
with a talent for aiTangtrig ihinu*.
and -evoa Albert Jackson. Thre. Hut*
6 red *nd Fortieth ambulant** corps,
i- production manager for" !he Hr'xl
It’s nil a part of the army Y M
( A cun.«piracy against, the <lt.»b
nonoUw yof cunp lift and **Bcl
is a typical con.-pTni’or.
Over the Tea
j •• • x ly ®
Mrs ij«ftu vMM *nsvc #*r
* 3-* h b»’l<i children u* Mrs Wlgg#*?
Mr N< ;* No? since yours w*-n?
back to bi'arding school
Prlntlnc —*1*- plain neat Unit—that
la rtflt—Ttm»« Jnh Prpt.— Main 4VK*.
•»••”«» - nm r» i. (••«* ■» v
DETROIT Tlto^S
TO MAKE FIGHT
ONNEWLEAGUE
f texg.ll ' *».!«• |t \ \X I• n VS, II no I l '
.v l 1
league. *O *’• " '
|w|» , {lo hv' ilK'llllitHl |l I■* >•» *1
’fiii! of 'h<- <lub- in the Aiiii T'.' ar
, K.iP.Hii!* C|l\ S 1 I‘flUl
l\ rr >ut while four club.' ;U»n» wd
tx dropped from th* Internal ton..*
. )tl | ihv league* I*. ,1 Hickey.
. dent oft! • Vm.rkun '»•
i' leading the lighf against iht
t o h at the hv.nl of th* n* w nig.*n
im vn.il. *M»tiJd probxblv be -elected
>v, to fight against the whole
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