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I PART ONE part ONE RTS Maumee '1 BLACK AND BLUE PILED SCORE 0128 TOO ONE INEST ON ANNUAL PARADE SATURDAY ATERNOON I tV I KEPT lit ROBBERS was 4 GOT BIG 15 Jiff'S Topp'd About the Streets in Vain Endeavor 4 tn i nr! Thnfn llm PLUNDER At i I to ind TheirWay OUR MEH EHTOHBEO TALK GRAND RAPIDS 8 more OUND GUIL TY TO 4 i AWARDED DAMAGES 1 to 38 (WH z' 'totfvl iSOfiSi '4 EORTS GARMAN fumbled several HAKGED OTHER WERE MADE TO SEE the had had 1W the aged mother rt In bed The flames 4t Iron two and heav Junior treas 'g 3 4 I Yodur Woman Tells of Ill Treat 9 ment byAsylum 'Assistants' SAY THIS COUNTRY WANTS EXTEND ITS INLUENCE Team Work of Local Eleven the Best Dis played in Tears: ALLEGED ATTEMPTED BRIBERY IN THE SALSBURY SENTENCED TO LIE IMPRISON MENT OR SECOND TIME I he and Her' Companion 5 Were Alive and Well ive Day's' Ago' HOW GERMANS REGARD THE PAN AMERICAN CONGRESS 8 ONDON October West 'and 'i 'c Central London were' enveloped 1 to night black fog which the entire fashionable part' of the city into impenetrable darkness tog found its way in to the and music halls until in niany cases the stage was scarcely visible took refuge under the lights of public 1 houses refusing to move and scores of busses were ALLIANCE BETWEEN A SOUTH AMERICA A DREAM abandoned around Important land marks their drivers not daring proceed The scenes about the emptying the aters were chaotic the cries of the confused and helpless people only add Ing to the confusion: Link boys ran about trying to lead fashionable equip pages out of danger giving London a mediaeval appearance Many accidents have already been reported from the Cha'ring Cross and other hospitals SPEEDY RESULT NGOTIA TIONS ARE LOOKED OR i Michigan Scored 22 Against Buffalo Team NUSS STONE MAT SOON BE RELEASED Opponents No Weaklings aving Victory Over Columbia CITY LONDON ENVELOPED IN AN IMPENETRABLE OG SAE BLOWERS SECURED OVER $100000 AT BEREA SKEPTICAL THE SUCCESS THE CONERENCE Killed His Wife Shot Her ather Mur dered His Sister in Law South America' Also a Castle in the Air Cameron Tells How HIM Picture Was Taken in the Tombs awful crime A MANIAC THE LARGEST IN HISTORY Brands vary Beer for the table shouldv be the best This means The families' best hotels and clubs and alU first class dealers handle It also direct 316 for a case WASHINGTON RUMOR ''REGARD ING THE DETROITER VALUABLE' PAPERS BALD WIN UNIVERSITY TAKE! a JURY RENDERED VERDICT A TER BEING OUT 50 MINUTES AMERICAN TITLES 7 To qo in1 Philippines TWO HAVE RESCUED OTHERS ARE STILL ALIVE 1 Michigan 128 Buffalo (h At Detroit A bo loieun I Vynrm MontlWIVanin li I JNV VRA UbV At i I IRE AND BURGLAR PROO SAE WAS TORN TO PIECES UP SPLENDID SCORE of eh jo0 Osteopathy L' Rider 307 erguson Rid Consultation and: Examination Eree 1 1 1 i Why Not Eat Your Sunday Dinner At Newraprill Hotel Metropole E0o 330 to Special mulc ERLIN October The Pan American congress at the city of Mexico has caused much press discussion here the gen eral 'tone of which is belittling and skeptical of its success It Js inter preted as being a scheme of the Unit ed States to increase its influence over Latin America Any alliance between the" United States and the latter is regarded as chimerical owing to the racial differences the only connection between them being pronounced to be merely geographical says the Berliner Neu esta Nachrichten Americanism is more lacking in a pfaetical basis than pan The paper continues: pan Am erican idea is solely capable of devel opment upon the basis of the subjec tion of all America to the hegemony of the United States The repunhes of Anglo Saxon and Latin America differ so greatly respecting territorial con diiions and the composition of the populations that a closer union is only conceivable upon the pre supposltion of a decisive predominance of the United Dr Hans Wagner discusses the sub ject at length in Dec Tag He says the Monroe doctrine no longer means America i for Americans but 'for North Americans Dr Wagner hopes for an international combination which "will prepare a well merited grave for the beautiful Monroe The Cologne Vplks Zeitung calls this utopian and also regards Dr Wagner as being wrong in thinking President Roosevelt intends to adopt a harsher policy toward Great Britain since the has already conceded all that the United States wants The Cologne Volks Zeitung refers to alleged attempts in American newspa pers to create an anti German senti ment by the assertion that Germany wants to establish colonies in South America admittingythat the pan Ger man newspapers have given abundant cause therefor The paper classifies the whole idea as being among the most splendid castles built in the air The establishment of an Information bureau in Berlin for emigrants under the' management an official who was" formerly a consul in South Amer ica has been widely discussed during the' week 'The object of the bureau is to guide Germans emigration into the colonies but the press is largely skeptical on its success 'H Ti Israel son tragedy This morning he lost his mind his gun attacked the members of the household His wife was the first to fall being instantly killed by a bul let through the head The father who went to his assistance was the next He was shot through the body and is believed to be fatally wounded The third victim was rlster in law she being shot through the heart The maniac then set fire to the house 4 INDIANA' VflUAX WINS SLIT a A sx vWarsaw Ind October A jury in the Circuit Court here to day 1 award ed Mrs Myrtle Hunter $350 In her suit a saloonkeeper named Nelson Mrs claim was' "the death' of her husband from pneumonia was due to exposure while he was in toxicated on liquor furnished him at nlnnn i lni I5 EXPLOSION WAS NOT HEARD 'BY THOSE LIVING NEAR A Swamped Eleven rom in was wife lying ill a good headway before men who been driving near' by and who were attracted by the fire rushed upon the scene As they did so Israelson who was in the barnyard where in the meantime he had killed the family cow put the gun tot bls mouth and blew his brains out The rescuers rushed into the house and there were horrified to see the bodies of the two dead women and the aged father lying in theirown blood on the floor 4 The sick woman and the bodies were taken out of the burning house just in the nick of time the house shortly being consumed "to ashes The couple had been married for only a year but are said to have had many family quarrels An Inquest is being con ducted at the homestead by the county officials 4 j' 3 I Washington A rumor comes to the' capital from New york that while vfslting there xp cen tly ex Senator Thomas 'W' Pal mer let it be 'known to some of his irlends that he'had changed his mind about hever again accepting a politi cal office and Intimatedifnis desire to to the senate Whether Senator Palmer announced hope ofr suc ceeding Senator Burrows ins three years or of waiting five years Ao suc ceed Senator McMillan the rumor does mot state C' Medal of Honor for Haszrrd Washington October 26 Gen Chaf fee' has" recommended tof the war'dc pnrtment that Lieut Russell Haz zard irst cavalry commanding the Macabebe scouts i be given a medal of honor for entering the camp of the insurgents with a few scouts at night in order to effect the capture of a de sorter which he accomplished At At Ithaca N' At West At PltisT)! THEN TRIED TO BURN THE HOUSE' IN WHICH AGED MOTHER WAS ILL BED After That He Killed the Cow and Then Blew His Own Brains Cut River to day and as versons besides himself a fourth is dying A homesteader named lhc central figure of the THE? LOT NEW YORKDG1RL WHO IS SANE I a a A I SENT TO A HOME OR EEBLE MINDED WIIEN A 'CIDMH' 2 E0RGETOWN KyZOctOber 26 Ex Secretary of' Slate Caleb Powers was to day againveon victcd of being accessoryrbe fore'ithe faptito the murder of Gov William Goebel in January 1900 and for' the second time has been sen tenced to life A 2r The second "trial began October 8 and has tinned with three sessions dailycourt adjourning laic at night The pretjcnt pterm respired tQ night Arguments wfere I limited sq that case went to Jhc jury at 2 o'clock afternoon and a Verdict of guilty followed 50 minutes' later'" Po'wers and motionlesswheq the verdict was pronounced by the foreipfin B' 8 Calvert his old school mafe Powers on the? other tfide "Of court' roomy wlth the at torheys sat Arthur Goebel brother of the'' late his eyes 'fixed on the prisoner attorneys rpf Powers hook his hand expressing 'aloud "'their belief in his innocence Women crowded around Powers em bracing' and kissing him ahdtcai vere shed i Thejdefense 'having a inotldn a new trial Judge Cantrill 4:30 fn heard arguments on the same The was overruled and it he case will be appealed: frThe' sen tence was read and judgment suspend ed pending the decision of the higher tribunal' Powers was taken ito rankfort on an evening train and committed to jail without bail1 New Da nc i nr Academy 64 Grand River ave Dancing jaran teed New class Tuesday party Mon day and "full orchestra Pupijs and friends' invited i wrrz: a Cure Dyspepsia Stomach Troubles Montaines Pepsin Charcoal Tablets box ASYLUM IVE DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY OCTOBER 27 19014 ORTY EIGH PAGES DU" RIXEVS REPORT ON THE 5 LATE DEATH R0X RIVER Mich 'October A maniac ran amuck near Beechwood a small settle ment eight miles west ot a result are dead RAND RAPIDS Mich October The alleged at tempted bribery of witness Garman in the Salsbury case was the chief topic of conversation in Grand Rapids to day and when the Superior Court convened this morning Judge Wolcott gave Assistant Prose cutlng Attorney Ward reasonable time to present affidavits and proof of charges in open court The 'cross ex amination of A Cameron by Sena tor Nichols' of the defense continued until noon when court adjourned un til 2 o'clock Monday afternoon' William Leonard the only man as yet taken into custody in connection with the bribery case and who was locked up at the jail last night tells a brief story of his connection with the case He says he was walking upon Monroe street between Ionia and Division yesterday morning that a tall and swaxtliyj man an entire stranger to him asked himif he knew Garman by sight and said he had some papers he desired to place in hands he was en gaged to take them to room nt the Livingston hotel The package he took rtras a large brown envelope eal and contained something evi dently bulky as the envelope padded Leonard says he took this to room at the Living ston and there handed it in person to 1 iarnian Witness Garman says he opened the envelope that Leonard gave him and it contained bank bills and that" He waited only long enough for the to depart before he" took the envelope with its contents to the ofti' of Mr Ward and delivered it to him There was an eye witness to the transaction in Garman's room Arthur Stowe a young man who was first called to the stand by Mr Ward yesterday to give testimony in the contempt proceedings Alleged Attempts Were Made to Garman is alleged that several" attempts ere made by representatives of cer tain of the five men indicted by the Kent jury to have interviews with Garman in New tYork' prior to his coming to Grand Rapids to take the witness stand that at tempts were made through a warm Personal friend of Garman that they failed to materialize In New York but it was understood between this friend and Garman if the latter was willing jo meet the agents of the Grand Rap ids parties a certain code word was to be passed between them Garman was advised after talking with attorneys here to meet Trie agents but to lead them 'on In no manner to see them and learn their purpose Jt is said Leonard will be identified as the messenger who has carried at least one other document to prosecuting a nof evidence is sufficiently strong it in place thp two attorneys in ex tremely unpleasant positions and may lead to sensational' developments luiueron' Picture Taken in the lUlS Just as court was about to adjourn for the day Mr Nichols drew a card Continued on Tart 1 yw "Creole Band Record Am Phonograph Co 106 cIlulinSton Clark make a vuvtvtiapumg mm cuuarea 1 VOL 67 A NO 33 South Africa to healthy tral territory 4 WOMN EMBRACED AND KISSKD i THE CONSPIRATOR i' Salt Lake Utah October bad cave in occurred in the Highland mine near here last night An which four miners were entombed After working for twelve hours rescuers succeeded in reaching and getting two of the men out alive 2 The other two though still entambed are alive? and their signals can the rescuers whaire bending every to reach their 7 NN ARBOR Mich October Under a Johnstown flood of twenty two' touchdowns and eighteen goals the Univer slty Buffalo sank to a football grave as fhr as any great 1b con cerned Michigan 128 Buffalo 0 That is the score by which Michigan won to day and one of the greatest ever made in the history of the game In fact 162 against College of New York in 1885 and 158 agrtlnst Exeter in 1886 are probablythe only scorr ever made Ao exceed Mietiigan's total against' Buffalo' yes terday The Btsons are the conquerors of Columbia 'and: Lehigh and the score td dtty will undoubtedly open up the eyes of the'easterners to the fact that the' football map of first class teams has been expanded under Coach' administration and Michigan has been Arbor as the cap ital Pan Americans certainly a at what the real gridiron ar ticle was like to day and to night they of their trance and all give praise to coming champions am slmplv said Coach Gordon of the Buffalo team there is nothing to say but that I think Michigan has the most wonder ful team in the country never saw such magnificent team work before and I would like to see Michigan take the conceit out of Harvard Yale and BI Score Made in 50 record made to dy is rc markable' s'Y'ost stuckout forsthirty minutef halves but Coach Gordon pleaded so hard at the end of the first half that he to cut down the second session by len minutes In the fifty minutes of play to day Mich igan made over 1 points to the min An average of one touchdown to every 3 1 4 minutes of play was made or the entire season Michigan has made 297 points to their nothing which a excels the record bf any team in the country for scoring Michigan made1 a total of 117 during the entire scason of last year under Lea to day she made more point's than in all the games last year Those who dirt not I witness the game to day will lc inclined to attribute big score to weaklingsfor opponents but every man on field saw that it was accomplished by perfect team work interference him and an endeavor to make a foot more whenever tackled Michi gan's offense was irresistible' The Buf fal tmen 4 were spread all over the field consequence of terrific on slaughts of eleven men? who went into the plavsalikc a solid mass ijBuUit took seven minutes for Michigan to make its first touchdown whicu was accomplished by hard the sixty yard line 7 The second 'touchdown came in a half minute later 5 when Hernstein caught the kick onhthqA twenty vard Hue and ran dodging through the bunch of Buffaloes for ninety yards for a touchdown This sett the rooters wild On the next kick off Weeks ran it back to the 35 yard line Shorts made five yards and the ball then went over to Buffalo on a for ward pass bv Weeks ullback Ma son hurdled for eight yards and then bucked for five more Buffalo Tried for a ield Goal It was Buffalo ball jon Michigan 17 yard line The first trial resulted in no gain The second attempt gave them a yard and Rice dropped back for a place kick for a "goal The exr citement was Intense Michigan could not block the kick but that was un necessary as the ball went wide of the goal posts Outside of playstan weight yard run by Deceu and a fifteen yard smash through the line bv Lawton the offensive work of Buffalo was well stopped1 bis runs made by Michigan were productive of touchdowns The spectacular ones were as follows: Hernstein 9030 and 35 yards Swee ley 25 45 40 70 yards yards Heston two runs of 70 yards each: Redner1 30 and 40 yards On thirty yard run he had a clear field except Rice and Just as the? Buffalo man was about to tackle him the Michigan end made a fine hurdle and went over the line When the score reached 87 to 0 the rooters commenced singing want one and when that point was passed a scene: of the wildest cheering took place a great 'variety of plays were used in the second half 011 Paee Part 1 STRASSBURG DANCING ACADEMY New tern Nov Circulars at mu sic stores or mailed Phone Mrsj Murdock 2 Columbia E' guarantees Immediate relief and 'poslr tive cure fop Rheumatism qt once GOV GOEBEVS BROTHER heard THE SENTENCE IMPOSED' Mot Ionfor New Trial Was Over Case jWHl Be Appealed1: Sunday Dinner 1 Griswold House 30 to 8 50c Of ORCES OPERATING IN ROUGH BUSHY COUNTRY Newcastle? Natal October Gen Botha with a small escortfias re joined Bchalkburglier whose movable government is established to the west ward of Amsterda guarded 5 by JOO horsemen Gen 'forces have Into small commandoes which are op erating in a rough bushy country well adapted to Boer tactics SeveralBritish" columns are hunting them Mrsl HoonevcltToledo October 26 At the: state Con vention 'of the i Christian Temperance Union a was adopted requesting Mrs Roosevelt to banish wine from the White House THE HOTEL METROPOLE has introduced a series of home style lunches which are served from a to 2 at the moderate price of 35 cents consisting of special dishesfor each day fin thew eek prepared with especial quickly served: Saturday anold fash ioned Turkey dinner Is served Biopathic bath' system" Ladles der supervision of Mrs Brooks under Henry rnorpe ucupiu nvier 3 if CHARGE THAT SHE WAS INSaS'E BROUGHT DISCLpsVRE mB i 1 EXPERTS £AY HER MIND PROB NEVER WAS Some correspondence ensued between Commissioner eeney and Supt Wine shear and under 'date of October'! the latter sent a certificate made by the attending physician at the institu tion which follows: Lake has had a number of at tacks of excitement but none so se vere as the present attack nor did they last as long Has been mqch worse the last two weeks "I have no doubt of her insanity LANDON Vv Then the commissioner sent Sunt" Pierce with a nurse and provided with straitjacket and paraphernalia to bring hr? insane girl to the county home The superintendent 'was sur prised to have placed in his custody an attractive looking young woman entirely docile diffident but well edu cated and' intelligent 4 Miss Lake was brought to the alms on October '2' a and 'since that time shehas been under careful spection and has undergone several examinations Dr Isaac? paugh and Dr John Sprague who finally certified to C'ommlssionhr ee ney that she is not insane" that there is no evidence? that shehas ever bee'n' feeble mindedaand on then contrary4 that she is intelligent well educatf cl is willing to work and is most corm petent Young 1 1 Commissioner eeneydid not 4 feel turning on world for while she has been edu cated arid trained to household duties she is unsophisticated Sowith the aid of Mrs George William Curtis aqd other women whorri has interested in the caseit he4 is attempting to find her a good home 1 Miss Lake whenlseen at the slrnu house talked? freely of her llfe in institutions "and tenstoriesA cf MH treatment at' the hands of spme of the assistants at the Newark institution She says that there are others con lined in the institution who are round' minded jandwho desire to be dl charged The young'woman says a the treason she was declared insane and sent back to Richmond is that she was accused of having been the originator cf a plan to appeal to Odell upon the oc casion of a recent visit made by him to the institution was not carried out and while she was among the number who agreed to speak to the governor she was not the liodter She declared 1 her determination to leave however andsfearing that she would make some trouble the author ities at the institutiontookirthls method to' get rid of her TV? PROPERLY COOKED I OOD SUs: Stoves and Ranges I Dancing Academy THINK IT A SCHEME THE US EW YORK October (Specie 1: lfteen years a prisoner in'ah Ay'lnstlrutlprVfor whlleot sp1patently been the lot of Marylake now an inmate of the RichmondjiBo rough qlmshouse but about to be 'set at 'liberty Commissioner of Charities James eeney of Richmond Borough is largely responsible for justice tieing done the 'girl even now The young woman is a daughter of George Lake of New Dorp Lake pn JJecember 5 1883 was sentenced for a serious offense to ten years in states prison children were 'com mitted to the county almshouse and the records show that on? September 10 1886 Mary 12 years old? wascom mitted the state institution for feeble minded children at SyracuseShe remained Institution until she became of age on January 4 1896 when she was transferred to the New York Custodian asylum 1 for feeble minded women at Newark Commissioner eeney received a let ter from Winshear the super intendent of that institution on Sep tember 19 last stating that Mary Lake had become insane and demanding that she be removed The commis sioner found that she must be brought back to this county and proceedings taken to have her legally declared in sane before she could: be committed Jo an insane asylufn BARGAIN DAY IN TOUCHDOWNS JMtWHl 2ZC RESULTS YESTERDAY'S GAMES Chicago 0 Minnesota 16 Iowa Cliriupaign 111 North western 1 Illinois 11 Columbus Ohio State University 6 Western Reserve Madison Wisconsin CO Kansas 0 Princeton 6 Ixitaycite 0 0 New Yale 10 Columbia Cambridge Harvard 29: Carbslc 0 Annaiolis Pennsylvania State Collesc 11 11 (MX A Ac jn ri i i ur i i i 11 Point West Point 15: Williams Homestead 42: Baltimore Blacksburg University of Virginia io sirgima rogux uuw Institute 0 i At Pottland Me Dartmouth 3: Bowdnln 6 A Bethlehem Bugknell 10 I ehlgh At' Brown 6 Holy Cross 6 Washington Octolier the line of duty 'while receiving the people was shot byLcon 1 is the official statement4 with the sur geon general of the navy by Dr Pres ley Ri xcy medical Inspector? Jas the introduction for his report onon tbe wounding illness ancldeath of the late President The causejof death is thus stated: grene' both walls of stomach and pancreas following gunshot IN SMALL COMMANDOES Washingtqn vOctober 26 Gen Wadehas a circular in southern Lu zon doing away with the Spanish 'titlesvof ypmviSdnor Senora and Sc 1 I JT 'V IX QTTrl vHunn Zrtr thnfa tinnallo lions rl can equivalent of Mr 'Great 'Britain egkinappar Mrs: and Miss cz PRICE IVE CENTS BREAiO" October 26 Mne of fthe: hhlde6t robberies ever Z'Tf in this yicipjty oc 'currcd qtan early hortr thhri mornirig fxw Almost the heart of? The hardware store of Law rence Brightman was entered the large safe 'was wrecked and the rob made good their escape carrying tnetn oooiy aggiesanut than $100 (XXL Baldwin university bears the lest loss Brightmanthe member of the firm is also the urer and a trustee of Baldwin univer slty and all cf the valuable papers of tWb Institution which were left in Brightman's custody were kept in the safe Bonds deeds "notes and mort gages of the university aggregating $100 0U0 in value were secured by the robbers Many of the notes held by Baldwin' university Were of longstanding and bore numerous indorse ments making It impossible to pro duce them in duplicate A diligent search for the thieves 'has been instituted but as yet no clue as to their whereabouts or identity has been establisned A fact regarded as most singular is that the explosion of the safe was heard by parties residing a half mile north and nmro than that distance southwest of the center ot town while thosft4Vresiding in the business district were unaware 5jlhat "an explosion had occurred Tho force of the explosion terrific The vfe constructed1 on fire and burglar proof principles yet the heavy doors twere twisted from hinges as If mail? paper and large piecesi of the safe doors were firmly embedded in the walls the building one section weighing fifty pounds being blown clear through a board partition into an adjoining room Six men arc believed to have been engaged in the affair! PRESIDENT WAS SHOT JN THE LINE DUTY LEONARD TELLS HIS CONNEC TION WITH THE MATTER SAYS PACKAGE WAS" HANDED HIM BY A STRANGER Constantinople 4 October 26 Ncgo 'matrons with the brigands from Mel nik in the province of kSalonicav for the release" of Miss Stone the Amer ican missionary and her "companiofi Madame Tsilka are progressing sat isfactorily and here hour iy expect developments 'Mlss Stone and her companion were alive and well five days ago Conse quentlj the reported death of Madame Tsilka is untrue? This nqjys? comes throdgh a sure channel which is kept secret because it is the one through whichAnegotiationsi with the brigands arc conducted ''jt 17 PALMER WOULD LIKE TO RETURN TO SENATE 'W 1 I WAS an overwhelming victory that the A scored over representative eleven yesterday ort the Woodward avenue gridiron the score being 66 to 0 This is the largest total the Blue and Black has piled mp in one game for a great many years and" too on a team that has not been scored upon this season The Toledo players are still wondering how it tall happened was a and simple of the Delta line sweeping back and 'forth on the gridirong mowing everything before it and(' leaving moth ing but a bunch of Maumee iuJ warriors In ita wake Although Toledodld not preseht its? regular line up nevertheless the visi tors played a plucky game Time and again they would struggle desperately i to break through the Delta line omy to be thrown back for big losses and then to add insult to injury the local knights would secure possession of the pigskin and before the Maumee lads knew what really happened the ball would be behind their goal posts The Toledo players also Jacked conat tion On numerous occasions the men "were knocked out and there was not a member of the team who spared the referee trouble Besidps being out ot form there was tio team work visible Interference was very ragged and the runner had to depend mostly upon hisr own ability to make gains The eleven also lacked offensiveness and fumbled not a littlo a While the Deltas were pounds heavier 'they played the best ball and deserved to win by a' large score vThe team work was excellent and time and again the players' would drag their teammate toward goal when he was down with the ball This sort of game had a tendency 'to unnerve the visitors and though they tried hard to stop it they failed in most cases There was little room for Improvement in interferenco and taking into consideration tnty fine offensive and' defensive worki itwas the "best game the and Blue hris put up this season Wldmsn layed a Great Game riolf tati almnkft pvptv ma er loomed' upv prominently: Wldman pjayecljhe game ms he never has be fore and he admits this to be a' fact His end yesterday were of the sensational order while Reid also dis tlnguished himself in this respect Jtwas not'Until Capt Ryan took his old stand at left end that he showed his real playing ability His work in i this 'position was a revelation to the spec 4 tutors and his brilliant run of sixty yards was one of the features of the game Murray Klug Nunnelly Au drews and Coffin showed up conspic uously in the dine and thg work of Moran and Hutchinson at the ends was delightful to at Guthard: Baldwin and Debo each got a try at fullback5? and showed up exceedingly well Guthard bucking the? line very effectively work was the best he has done this season He seems to improve with everyi game Testerdav'he and Coffin tore through the opposing line like enraged bulls and' always made good gains They also advanced the man with the ball as much as possible sometimes pull ing his arms and legs and making sub stantial gains on this pro cess Phi Taylor the new man tried at center played fairly well and Roach also gave a good account himself? or Toledo Patterson playing was the redeeming feature lie is without doubt fastest end seen hero In years and although a small man he brought down such big men asrNun nelly Coffin Hutchinson and Eberts Hf outclassed his teammates com pletely elt and Capt Shepler play ed a fairly good game After the" aw a A wvm A contest tne toiuu vapiuau his view of the game He said: had fivesubs in the game and lacked the team work which we would have had with the regular men In the line Capt team outclassed us com pletely and I must say that it la the strongest aggregation we have met In How the Relate Were Scored Toledo won the toss and chose 4the west goal King kicked the ball for 30 yards butthe Delta bunch got dawn the field fast? and Toledo made no sgain Several attempts around the ends on the part of Capt Simpler's men availed nothing and the visitors were held for downs A getting the ball on Toledo irfd fifteen yard line Wldman circled around 'Miller and scored the firt touchdown after three minutes ofj Continued on Page Part ANTI ACHE CENTS Cures head ache neuralgia etc Druggtata sell it Ed Rodgers Mftr Port Huron Mich Six? 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