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THE PORT HURON TBIES-HERALD Friday, Dec 14, 1917. age Fifteen Disease Is Mankind's Greatest Enemy-Be Prepared to Withstand Its Attack. In rder to lie absototery rare thai ycur blood Is la --nd'tti on to ui off disease. It ts wise to take a tow bottles 8. S.

the most satisfactory blood remedy know to edenct. mora dan fifty years this remedy has been used ez- cellent resuJts, and It Is today rtosm nlzed as the best biood pniiflar won system builder yon can tak-e. It la "PIN FEATHER" CHAMPS SWELL RED CROSS FUND Wieman New Leader Of Wolverines jTTn SSgXitsst Impurity i thm Blood ia Dangerous Vh Ty air you breathe an 4 th wtar rwi drink are both laden with neralea of health. There Is abeo-irutery no way te a-nertd their attack, because the enemy is invisible. But you can be bo prepared as to Tender their attacks harmless.

Too. can keep your system In moh tier- set condition that the disease germs Vtrt are thrown oft entirety. The first thing necessary la to ret yentr blood absolutely free from all tm purities. Keep ft thoroughly cleansed and you need hare no fear ef catarrh. rheumatism, eeseiua.

scroTula, or the numerous other ail- ii a tiu itHia rra? i merits waica come rrom impnre Wood. STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of St. Clair. In the matter of the estate of Andrew Kaercher, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that four months from the 27th day of November, A.

l. 1917, have been allowed for creditors to present their claims against said deceased to said court for examination and -adjustment, and that all creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court, at the probate office, in the Citv of Port Huron, in Baid county, on "before the 2nd day of April, A. D. 1918. and that said claims will be heard bv said court on Tuesday, the 2nd day April, A.

D. 1918, at nine o'clock in the forenoon. Dated November 27. A. 1917.

HUGH H. HART, Judge of Probate. A true copy. GEO. L.

BROWN, Register of Probate. 30-7-14-21 TO Y' Team Has Easy Time In Tailor Series In of the. hartJost fought and most closely contested cowl ins xnaXchs of the season, the T.M.C.A. boys slipped three over on the Hay- man's All fctar Aiitcneii team, in tne Y. M.

A. league last nipht, ousting the Taylors from first place. In the initial tut the 1 hoys started away badly, but commrocmg the eighth frame, by etrlkes. doubles and nothing less than spares, they pulled the game oat. winning by 23 pins.

The Sixth street boys repeated their tactics in the second game, until in the eighth frame, when the Taylors started to do some fast work, and had it not been for a split the final frame, they would have claimed the tilt. Fuqua starred in the game striking out from the seventh frame for a card of 220. The Avenue Barbers won three contests from Bruce's Indians, -winning the first game with a wore of 66 2. In the second game the Barbers turned in a card of 835 pins. Primeau rolling 211.

Harmon of the Michigan State Troops, lacked but two pins of the 200 count. This week's bowling concludes the first half of the schedule. The stand ings of the different teams follows: by drcrrglsto tTMTwtMra T' a. fZl "TV th S. B.

B. You are brrtted to writ to chief medical director, who wCl talc pleasure) In giving yoa, wttho-nt charga. asy rnedical advce QmX yew' case may require. Address SwUSi Spectno Ox. 121-TT.

Swift LaboratarrJ Atlanta. CHu DETROIT UNITED IMS TOUT S37XOIT TrXXTaSUI Cars run on Eastern Standard lima. liIMIT EDS 7:33 am. and hours to 7:30 p.m.; Mont ays only am. Sundays only p.m.

LOCAl.b am. end Hourly to 1:10 p.m.; 3 JO p.m. 11.30 p.m. Marine City. Limited cars leave Detroit tor rat Huron 8:15 am.

and every two hettra to 8:16 p.m.: Sundays only 11 p.m. Local cars leave 6 a.m, hourly to 7:60 a.m: m. Baggar transferred to an 9 tSSO 04 part of the city. Telephone 18. Call Coast Raaarta, Now Central I.

America. 't ttw FLORIDA Supert Steel Train The Southland ty LJMl 3 i tv' 'a Pet. Y. M. C.

A. 12 3 .800 Mitchells 10 5 .667 Hensons .....9 6 .609 Ave. Barbers 7 .533 Ankex-Holths 5 10 .33 M. State Troops 1 14 .067 Te scores: T. M.

OL A. Dickson 157 1S9 15S Wagner 161 145 Tee 154 12S Mcllwain 198 157 145 Fuqua 165 176 220 Powell 147 136 Totals 821 819 796 Mitchells Adams 155 152 113 MacQueen 117 140 169 Wiggin 177 166 156 Pollock 203 152 170 I Layman 146 164 182 Via ilia Scale Raate "THE DA VIES TWINS" of Victoria, B. amateur champs In the pin-feather weight class, who are helping raiso Red Cross funds in the United States and Canada by giving boxing exhibitions. Trained from infancy to Imndle the gloves by their sportsman daddy, Wm. H.

Davies. the twins, Alvie and Jumbo, whoa are only 4 years old, are whirlwind fighters. They were the big feature at the recent amateur boxing tournament staged by the Olympic Club of San Francisco for Red Cross benefit. Louisville 5" Nashville R. Leave Cincinnati tri us rives Jacksonville 8:30 next day.

Carries through sleeper from Grand Rapids Mondays and Thursdays 6:15 p. ever Attract Umxm ts ExsmrtlfJ Orleans, Mobile, Fen cola, Cuba aad AsIc for iQnstzated folders, sleeps zvserraBoas, eta. H. E. PORTER, Tr.

Pass. Afit. 1025 Majestic Wdjb4, Detroit, Mica, trKn mm jrit sll -SI iynv DBAIJf cojmuCT --rtf is hereby given. Thai I. Ix XL ructy Drain Corarnissiorer of or SL Clair.

State of Michi- wi't te day vf December. 117 at residence of M. Kitchen. i of SW. J.

Sec In the Town- wile, at Btno o'clock In the cf that day. proceed to receive 3rrt'7r- the construction of a certain lmown and destjmated as the "iJil Dram, la sail Township, in Taaty and state, and d-soribe as to-wit: Whole length of tiraln 'ItSj rot'8- fan 3S 9S feet-. fsxence is ber-bT made to tlx pro-rat int grade of the fm mad a part of this survey and a more iob will be let by sUJOQ5. The JJCaat the out lt of faid drain -will and the remaining sections "Slr order trp stream j2Ta.m now on fut accordance with othr MrtaJn'iK to said drain in the county drain commissioner JP-oonty of St. Clair, to which mar be.

bad by all persons in- and bids will be made and re- Contracts will be srtth the lowest responsible bidder adequate security for the Pr-of the work, in a euro then and to be fixed by me. reserving to tte right to reject any and all date of completion of such -I- th tfirmn of payment 'irahall and wtll be announced at 'ZriM Tani place of lettin. vrra is further hereby given, that at time and place of said letting, or at oJrUroe and place thereafter, to 2 the County Drain Commissioner adjourn the same, bids Sireeeived for the corretruction ef ZStZ across sail Campbell Drain. "fL further hereby riven, that at t. and place of said letting or at fjh other time and place thereafter to i the county drain commissioner the Fame, trie assessment F-kJifiM and thes lands thes lands comprised Vampbell Special Assess- 2t District'' and the apportionment TZt0t will be announced by me and will Viect to review for one day from 9 the forenoon until 5:00 in the The foUowing is a descrip-of te several tracts or parcels or eonstitctine the Special Assessment rW said-drain, yta: MWTs'SHTP OF WALES AT LARGE.

A. of 1 of W. ft of SW. i. Sec Kitchen.

"a 24i A. V. 1 of 'W. SW. i.

A. of a 4 A. of W. I of JfW. 1 of nr" tc VanderTlw Eat.

TlZ-VTW. elde of W. of W. I of i c-t 3: Jacob Pore. side of W.

4 of W. 1 Of i s- Oeo. Kirrtch. ff W. side of W.

I cfW. I of i s. rarlinr. aii that prt 8. and VT.

of a line drawn mm the NV. cor. to a point 19 roda w. rf SB cor. of SE.

i of SW J. Sec 2 A. cf K. i of K. 1 of SE.

i Sc V. SJ A. of that part S. of hlgriway of W. I Cf At- 01 J5k ci.

i'jYlA of W. i of EL i of SE. 1, Sec Solon Schwarti. g. 41 A.

of that part S. of Msiway of 1 of E. i of Ti i of SE. i. Sec.

3 FVUWV I of B. i of BE. i cf SE. i. Sec.

F. L. Keopfren. N. 11 A.

of 1 of E. ft of SE. of SE. i see 3: S. Ben way.

A. of N. 7 A. of E. 1 of SB.

I of SK i. ec- 3 Ken way. li A. cf K. of E.

of NX i of SE. i Sec. lielle Green. Let containing i A. in w.

part of W. i SE. i. Sec F. Bradshaw.

Lot ecntainin? ft A bd. N. by htenway, E. br Morris. S.

by Schwarz. W. by "in W. 1 of EL ft of SK. J.

Sec. 3 'v'il'A of E. 11 A erf that part S. of of W. ft of SE.

i. Sec Chas. t'lson. X. i A.

of F. A of that part S. of Ushwav of W. ft of E. i of SE.

i. Sec. V. Grar.weli. Lot S.

of highway of W. ft of E. ft of SB 1, Pee. Martha Morris. Lot S.

cf hirhway of W. ft of E. ft or SB 4. Sec. 3: Alva Burt Let S.

of highway of W. ft of E. ft or SK. i. fee.

Mrs. H. Titchen. Lot S. of highway of W.

ft of E. ft of SB Ee 3. Fay Bctton. Lot S. of highway of W.

ft of E. ft of SB I. Sec Vm. Tay lor. Lot S.

of highway of W. ft of E. ft of SB i. See. 3.

Elizi Phillips. Tht part S. and E- of hiehwar of E. i of StV. i rxept 1 A.

off E. side, d--c. Wm. Wbb. ft Cf N.

18 A. of S. A. of W. ft or SW.

I. Sec. -1: Geo. Signer. SB ft of SW.

1 of SW. ft. Sec. 3: S. TVbstr.

A. of S. 2 A of 30 A of XW-i of NW. i. Sec 10: W.

S. Webster. N. ft of iE. ft of SW.

i. Sec 10; W. S. Webster. S.

ft of XE. of NX i. Sec. 10; Chas. Fox.

13 A of X. ft of SE. ft of NW. i. Set 10; Chas.

Fox. A in form In S. 1 of SE. ft of SW. ft.

Sec. It; S. White. W. ft of SB ft except 3 A.

in sq. form in STW. comer. Sec. 10; Moran.

ft of SE. ft. Sec. 10; A. Campbell, jr.

X. A of W. ft of NW. ft. Sec.

11; J. Campbell. ft of NAV. ft. Sec.

11; C. llanneke. S. 3i A. of W.

ft of W. ft of SB i. Sec. II: A. Burt, S.

5 A. of E. ft of W. ft of XE. ft.

SC 11: A Bert. X. 3 A cf W. ft cf SE. ft.

Sec 11: Geo- S. 1 A ef W. 1 A of SE. i of NTL ft. S-t.

11; Ed. Ashley. X. A of W. 15 A.

of JTE. ft of EE. i Sp 11- VA UMn 2 A. In sq. form ha ITS.

car. of E. ft of SV. ft. Sec.

11; H. Bnrt. All the atove described lands beta loeitea in T. X. RUE.

Xow. therefore, all unknown and lion resident persons, owners or persons in terested in the above nescnoea laaua. you Wm. Webb, as Supervisor of the Tawnahrn nf xc.Im rH vnn John Oibbs. is Commissioner of the Township of Vales, and you M.

Kitchen. Vanderlip Et, Jacob Dore, Geo. Burtch. Mr. Wm Webh.

Benway. Solon Shwartz. F. I. Koeof srrru S.

Benway, Green. nradshaw. W. Webster. Oils.

Olson. W. Granwell. Martha Mor ns. Alva Bart.

Mrs. H- I Titcnen, fay B-tton. Wm. Tavlor. Eliza Phillips.

Wm. Webb. Kimnr Weluster. Chas. S.

White. A. Moran, A. Campbell. Jr.

J. Campbell. C. Hanneke, A Burt. Geo.

KirK. Kd- Ashley and It. Bart, are notified that at such time and P'-aee. at erach other time and place thereafter to which eaid hearing may be Roomed. I shall proceed to receive eW for the construction of said drain ia the maimer heretofore stated: and.

lsX that at siirh im of lettinr from 'dock in the forenoon till 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon, the assessments for oenefrts and the lands comprised within th Cam bell RnvoiaJ Ansitmnl Dis- bict. will be subject to review and you na each of you. owners and persons in terested are hereby cited to appear at "ie time and place of letting1 aa afore-and be heard with respect to such Peeial assessment and your interest in nation thereto if you so desire. under my hand this 6th day of IRA E. CHASE.

GKmty Train Commissiorter, Cotmty I fat. Clair. State of Michigan ET-aTE OP MICHIGAN The Probate ywrt tar tfa County of St. Clair. At a or said court, held at the Pro-Offvoe in the Ctty of Port Huron, Coonty.

en the 27th day of No- tTfer- D. HIT. Preaent, Hon. Hnrt Hart. Jadge of Probate.

In the mat- oz ute estate ef Kuy HoMn. Madden and Sarah Jane q-arty Rvta? filed with tMa court 2 PettOon praylnar that Cecfl M. and Ethel 14. Milier or some nltaWe person be arpotnted ad- rTnN of said estate. It is or That Monday, the 24 th day of Te- "ext.

at 9:00 o'olclc tn the rbre- aald Probate Office, be appoint zr heartns thereof. And It la fnr- iae i Aw i threw. soeoessWe weeks pre- aald day of heartnfr, in The noTon Times-Herald, a newspaper nd elmjlatlng tn said coon ty -r vjxr. HVGH H. HART.

JodW LT6'- A true copy. GEO, U. BROWN -ie ueetster. SO-7-14-: Times-HcFald AndE Results Are Assurers In AWT 1 ra SUIT OR O'COAT TO YOUR MEASURE Ann Arbor. Mich, Dec- 14 Elton E.

Wieman, "Tank" of California, was elected captain of the 1918 Michigan football team by the 18 men who assembled yesterday noon for the annual grid squad picture. "Wieman this morning for Detroit to take his final examination for the aviation corps. If he passes he will be called into service before the end of February and will doubtless not be back in school next fall to handle the eleven of which he was made captain. Wieman, -who played nothinff bat rugby football until he entered college, was a star on the line of his freshman team two years ago. In 1916 he saw service as a 'varsity tackle and was ranked as one of the best linemen in the game.

Last fall he was shifted to fullback where he was responsible for 125 of the 30 4 points the Wolverine team scored during the season. Off Cleveland Ami Arbor, Mictu. Dec. 14 Michi gan varsity basketball squad leaves for Cleveland this afternoon to meet the Case Scientific school team Sat urday night in the game which marks the restart of Michigan's "varsity bas ket Dan. notice or urmaa or iteqit- GES DRAW CONTRACT Notice is hereby eiven.

That Tra -v. Chase, County Drain Commissioner of the County of St. Clair, State of Michi gan, will on the 21st day of December. A. D.

1117. at W. 4 of SW. i. Sec.

2. lies, of M. Kitchen, in the Townshin of Waies, at eifi'ht o'clock in the forenoon of that day. proceed to receive bids for tlie construction of a certain drain. known ai.d designated at the Keoprgen Drain, in said Township of Wales, in said county and state, and described as iouows, to-wit: Whole length, of drain is 30.

to rods. Reference is hereby made to the tiro. file of the cut and -grade of the same which is made a part of this survev and refers to a more particular part thereof. caia ions win be let hv sections. The sections at the outlet of said drain will be let first and the remaining sections in their order up stream in accordance with the diagram now on file with other papers pertaining to said drain, in the office of the county drain commissioner in said county of St.

Clair, to which ref erence may be had by all persons interested and bids will be made and received accordingly. Contracts will be made with the lowest responsible bidder giving adequate security for the perform ance of the work, in a sum then and there to be fixed by me, reserving to my self the right to reject any and all bids. ine date of completion ol such contracts and the terms of payment thereof shall and will be announced at the time and place of letting. Iv.otice is further hereby given, that at the time and place of said letting, or at such other time and place ttiereaftr, lo which 1, the County Drain Commissioner aforesaid, may adjourn the same, bids will be received for the construction of bridges across said Keopigen Drain. Notice is further hereby given, that at the time and place of said letting or at such other time and place thereafter to which 1.

the county drain commis sioner may nojourn the same, the assessment for benefits and the lands comprised within the "Keopfgen Special Assessment District" and the apportion ment thereof will be announced by me i and will be subject to review for one day from 9:00 o'clock in the forenoon until 5:00 in the afternoon. The follow ing is a description of. the several tracts or tar els c.t land constituting the Special Assessment District of said cram, viz: TOWNSHIP OF WALES AT LARGE S. A. of E.

of W. of SW. ft ex cept 2 A. in sq. form in SW.

Sec M. Kitchen. N. 14 A. of S.

24 A of W. ft Of W. ft of SW. i except 3 A. in sq.

form in SW. corner. Sec. M. Kitchen.

N. 2 A. of S. 4 A. of W.

A of NW. ft of SW. Sec. 2: Vanderlip Est. A parcel of land containing ft A.

bd. N. and K. by Kitchen, S. by Burtch, W.

by highway in W. ft of W. ft of SW. Sec. 2: Jacob Dove.

A parcel of land bd. on N. by Dove, E. by Kitchen, S. by Darling, W.

by high way in W. of W. ft of SW. ft. Sec.

Geo. Burtch. SW. 1 of SB. of SW.

Sec. Wm. Webb. NW. 1 of NE.

1 of NW. ft. Sec. 11; C. Hanneke.

w. 3 4 A. of that part 5. of highway of W. ft of NE.

ft of SE. ft. Sec. Solon Schwartz. E.

1ft A. of S. 2 A of W. ft of NE. ft of SE.

i. Sec. Solon Schwartz. N. 6 A.

of W. ft of SE. ft or SE. ft, fcec. Solon Schwartz.

S. 4i A of that part S. of highway of W. ft of E. ft of NE.

ft of SE. ft, Sec. F. L. Keopfgen.

N. 1ft A of W. ft of E. ft of SE. ft of SE.

ft. Sec 3: F. L. Keopfgen. N.

ll A. of E. ft of E. ft of SE. ft of SE ft.

Sec. 3: S. Benway. S. 5 A.

of N. 7ft A. of E. ft of SE. ft of SE.

ft. Sec. 3: S. Benway. S.

1ft A of of E. ft of NH. ft of SE. ft. Sec.

Belle Green. Lot containing ft A. in W. part of W. of SE ft.

Sec. F. Bradshaw. Lot containing A. bd.

N. by highway, E. by Morris, S. by Schwartz, W. by Taylor, in W.

ft of E. ft of SE. ft. Sec. W.

Webster. N. 1 A. of E. 1ft A.

of that part S. of highway of W. ft of SE. ft. Sec Clias.

Olson. N. 2 A. of E. 2 A of that part S.

of highway of W. ft of E. ft of SE ft. Sec 3- Lot S. of hitrhway of W.

ft ef ft of SE. ft, Sec. Martha Morris. Lot S. of highway of W.

ft ef E. ft of SE. ft. Sec. Alva Burt.

Lot S. of highway of W. ft of E. ft of SE. ft, Sec.

Mrs. H. I Titchen. Lot S. of highway of W.

ft of E. ft of SE. Sec Fay Betton. Lot S. of highway, of W.

ft of E. ft of SE. ft, -Sec Wm, Taylor. Lot S. of highway or w.

or m. a oi SE ft. Sec. Eliza Phillips. IS'.

12 A. OX e-K. OI o. cet. a.

Geo. Wetb. That part S. and E. of highway ox ivia.

ft of SW. ft except lft A. orr E. side, fcec Geo. Webb.

A ii or the aoove mennonea aesenp- tions being located, in T. 6 N. R. 15 E. Now.

therefore, all unknown and non resident persons, owners or persons interested in the above described lands, and you Wrr Webb as Supervisor of the Township of Wales, and yoa Jonn ujdds, i as Commissioner oi mgnways or me Township of Wales, and you M- KJicnen, Vanderlip Estate. Jacob Dove. Geo. Burtch, Wm. Webb, C.

Haimeke, Solon Schwartz, F. L. Keopfgen, S. Benway, Belle Green, F. Bradshaw, W.

Webster, Chas. Olson. W. Granwell, Martha Morris, Alva Burt. Mrs.

H. L. Titchen. Pay Betton. Wm.

Taylor, Eiisa Phillips and George Webb, are hereby notified that at such time and place, at such other time and place thereafter to which said hearing may be adjourned, I shall proceed to receive bids for the construction of said drain in the manner heretofore stated; and, also, that at eoich time of letting from 9:00 o'clock in the forenoon till 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon, the assessments for benefits and the lands comprised within the Keopfgen Special Assessment District, wljl be subject to review and yon and each of you, owners aud persons interested are hereby cited to appear at the time and place of letting as aforesaid, and be heard with respect to such special assessment and your interest in relation thereto if you so desire. Given under ray band this 6th day of December. A- D. 1917. IRA E.

CHASE. County Drain Commisaoner, County ei Ciatr. Stat of Michigan. or of TX 17 Made rrp in any style you select, workmanship and fit absolutely guaranteed. I have in stock all the latest novelties as well as staples it makes no difference what you fancy I have it.

All orders taken tip to Saturday night will be finished for Christmas delivery. If Army Draft Comes To The Major Leagues New York, Aug. 1 Willie Keeler was today released by Manager Mc- Graw, of the Giants, to the Boston Braves, George Stalling agreeing to give him a trial. Chicago, Aug 1 President John son, of the American League, today turned down the protest of Manager Griffith, of the Washington Club, against the ruling of Umpire Evans in the game at St. Uouis, May 23.

Chicago, Aug. 1 Pat Dougherty has hit safely in eight straight games for the Wrhite Sox, and Joe Jackson is not being missed much by the world's champions. Yesterday Dougherty got two tingles and a triple, besides steal ing two bases. St. Eouis.

Aug. 1 Barney Pclty to day holds the strikeout record of the 1918 seiuson. fanning twenty-two Griff men and defeating them, 2 to 0 Charlie Hickman got the only hits off the veteran twirler, both singles. Young, the "Pride of Tuscarora coun ty" is thinking of enlisting in the aviation service. His loss to the In dians is sure to be felt.

Saint Louis Fans Seem To Be Provoked St, Louis, Dec. 14 Baseball fans here are "up in the air" over the pur chase of Alexander and Killifer by the Chicago Cubs and the rumored sale of Roger Hornsby of the Cardin als, to Charles Weeghman. They were circulating a petition here informing President Rickey, of the local club, that if Hornsby was sold many "cash" customers will be missing next year. The petition in part reads: "We, the undersigned wish to in form you that if you sell Roger Hornsby to the Cubs for cash we will not attend a single game next sum mer. Backers of the movement report lo.uuo signers and expect to have 50,000 when it i3 presented to Rickey XI ATE Or MICHIGAN In th Trn bate Court for the County of St.

Clair. At a session or said court held at the i robate oitice, in the City of Port Hur on, in said County, on the 12th day of l'ccerawr, A. u. 1917. Present, Hon.

Hugh. ll. Hart. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Wilielmin ttcgixng, aecea-sed.

Louise Grove hav ing riled her petition with this court, mat a certain instrument now nere on file may be allowed and admit ted to probate as and for the last will and testament of the said deceased, and that the administration of said estate may be granted to Gustav A. Schmidt, or some other suitable person. It is ordered. That Monday, the 7th day of January next, at 9:00 in the forenoon, at said probate office, be appointed for hearing thereof. And it is further ordered, that a copy of this order be' published three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in The Port Huron Times-Herald, a newspaper printed and circulating in said countv of St.

Clair. HUGH 1L HART. Judge of Probate. A true copy. GEO.

L. BROWN. Probate Register. 14-21-28-4 STATE OF MICHIGAN In tne Probate Court for the County of St. Clair.

At a session of said court held at the Probata Office, in the City of Port Huron, in said County, on the 13th day of December, A IX 1917. Present. Ham. Hugh H. Hart, Judge of Probate.

In the matter of the estate of Mary Urnd-ay, deceased. P. J. Cullinane having filed with this court his final administration account as executor of said estate, togetner with a petition praying that the said account be allowed, the executor discharged, the estate closed, the heirs determined and the residue of the said estate assigned to the persons entitled thereto. It is ordered.

That Monday, the 14th day of January next, at 9:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be appointed for hearing thereof. And is further ordered. That a copy of this order be published three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in The Port Huron Times-Herald, a newspaper printed and circulating in said County of St. Clair. HUGH H.

HART, Judpe of Probate. A true copy. GEO. I BROWN. Probate Regtetex.

24-223-a Few Timely-Items Of Interest Eckei-sall a Great Kicker Walter Eckexsall, Chicago University's wonderful quarterback, now lying at the point of death from cancer of the stomach, was quite the greatest dropkicker ever developed in the history of American football. Twice he dropkicked five goals against an opposing eleven. On November 18, 1905, Eckersall booted field goals from the 36, 25, 5, 25 and IS-yard Iidcs against Il linois. In the following year, playing against Nebraska on November 24, he dropkicked field goals from the S. 34.

34, 30 and 20 yard lines. Against Wisconsin, October 3, Eckersall sailed over three field goals each from the "5 yard line. Eckersalls record of five drop- kicked field goals in one game equals, that set up by Bernie Trafford, the old Harvard Star, who booted over five against Cornell on November 1, 1S90. two from the 35 yard line and three from the 30 yard line. But Trafford never had another day like that one.

Magnates Are in I Ynn "There will be plenty of fighting when the magnates gather here next week to "We don't care what the American league does'." said President Tener, today, "we are ready "The American League is prepared to cut loose from the National league if" "The National league is strong enough to paddle its own "Teamwork is sacily lacking in baseball circles when There are BolsheviM on this sid of the pond, right among baseball men, too. Cutting Training Work Down Among the scemes sure to come up for discussion when the magnates meet next week will lie one for shortening the training trip as a means of saving money. Clubs planning long jaunts such as the Cubs to California and the White Sox and Giants to Texas, will hardly greet this suggestion. They will lose even more money by the proposed pcheme. Ban Johnson is said to believe two weeks sufficient for preparing a major league club, provided the players report in any kind of shape.

Barry Herrmann would make the training season last three weeks. Those five and six weeks in Dixieland are to be mere history next spring, that's sure. War to Help Boxinsr One effect of the war will be a rejuvenation of boxing, which has rather gone to seed in the past ten years or so. Thousands of young men are now being taught tho elements of boxing for use in handling the bayonet, and they are not likely to forget their knowledge on their return from Europe. Clark Griffith likes to tell how baseball was an outgrowth of the war between the North and South, flourishing everywhere in the army camps of the Union forces.

The same may be said of boxing in the new national army, for it ia flourishing everywhere. Despite the nambypambies, war does make for manly men. It is a certaintv that the returning armies will bring hack with them an innate love of boxing, of playing football and baseball, of running and leap ing in the open air. This is the story of the ages. Fred Fulton.

Cliampion FYed Pulton's willingness to lay claim to Jess WHlard's ring title, de fending it against all comers, will start a jamboree all around. Every heavyweight in the country who ever went ten rounds to no decision with Fulton will dispute the Minnesota man right to tne honors, and yet from where we sit, Fulton has quite the best claim to the crown, providing Willard really means to quit boxing. WTth Willard on the Fhelf, Fulton looks to be the best of the poor lot of beavies now in the ring. He has sown superiority over all of them. Fulton may not be as great as the champions of the past, but where ia there a better man, barring Willard, now working at the game? Sow to yrevent Croup In a child that is subject to attacks of croup, the first indication of the disease is hoarseness.

Give Chamberlain's Cooeh Remedy as soon as the child becomes boaree and attack may be warded off and all uanger and anxiety aaAtfrd Totals .793 774 790 Avenue Barbers 141 187 113 136 81 173 138 188 189 211 Gardner Cole Smith Wilson Primean Totals 194 14 5 let 1S7 179 ..662 895 874 112 Mich. Statei Troop Stewart ...109 126 Trout Smith 139 112 171 167 612 108 119 19S 144 687 96. 11: Marmon Connley Totals 189 14 654 Kitcheners Open Season For Sarnia Kitchener's nix will be the first op ponents of the Sarnia hockey team this season, clashing on the Border City's ice next Wednesday evening. The Kitchener club is considered to be one of the leading teams of the year of Canada and fast work is look ed for. TJJe Sarnia team is in fine condition for the initial fray, as the result of two week's solid practice.

The stars of last year'3 team and also two from the "wonder seven" of 1915 are on the roster. The management of the team has also secured four of the leading players of the Canadian Northwest to wear the Sarnia colors. To Arrange Michigan's Schedules Arm Arbor, Dec 14 P. G. Bartelme.

director of outdoors athletic for the University of Michigan, leaves today for Chicago to attend the meeting of conference heads who will arrange the schedule for the comine track, baseball, and football seasons. Bartelme deotared that the list of games which Michigan will have in all of these branches will probably be announced some time Saturday and by evening Michigan's student body will know just how many of the oia-time rivals in the biff ten the Wolverines will face. Archer Defeats Golfer In Ohio By A New Method Winning a golf championship of a club without using balls, weapons or a caddie is quite an unusual feat, but one which was performed by Samuel G. McMeen. of the Columbia Country Club.

Ohio. It was this way: W. A. Ireland, the cartoonist, former champion of the club, had issued a challenge for a match in which he was to go over the course in fewer strokes with his golf clubs than another man could, using bow and arrow to make the distances. McMeen is an archer.

so the challenge was accepted, and the match played before a good sized gallery. Ireland was defeated in a medal play contest at eighteen holes. 56 to 92. The golfer was somewhat off his game, but McMeen's fine work with the arrows was a delight. He got a bad start, taking seven shots to make his first hole.

His trouble was in shooting too hard on the green and the arrow "skidding" off. On the other holes he adopted different tactics and played several in par golf, many of his shots being, well over 200 yards. Instead of shooting into the hole, the archer was required to perforate a card of the size of the cup. laid beside it. Race Horse Found Dead Othello, valued at $4,000 and one of the higher grade of selling platers for years on Kentucky tracks, is dead.

He was found stretched out ra his stall and is supposed to have been a victim of heart disease. Othello was six years old. His sine was Eltbos and his dam was flash of Night. During his turf career he had raced in Cuba. Canada, Mexico and tis tua.

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