THUJRSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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MAY DRAW' UZCUDUM
(By Associated Press)
NWYoRtK, April 27----Jack D~emp-
s , ti e ruler Of the heavyweight
kingdlom, today setaside all' doubt as
to his future ring acrtivities.
T-ugh Cls tWilsreflhis represen-
tative, and taneDempsey assured
Tex Rickard tihat he is in perfect
health a gairn and def'initely on the
comeback road. To mak~te it more em-
phatic and permit the "ballyhoo", to
g a t her headway the- former champion
wired the promioter he will fight any-
one in preliminary bouts to prove his
right to battle again for the title Gene
Tunney caTnturedl last fall.
De mps ey's first match, Rickard in-
dicated, would he with Paulino Uz-
ct~lum of Spain in the Yankee stadium
here about July 1. the survivor of
this bout will fight the winner of the
other semi-final bouthbetween Jimmy
Maloney and Jack Sharkey in the
stadium May 19 with the ultimate
winner opposing Tunney in Septem-
ber.
Rickard expects to patch u Paul-
io's differences with the New York
state athletic commission which sus-
pended him Tuesday for failure to go
through with a bout in 'Boston April)
18. The Spaniard has expressed a de-
sir to have the match arranged again
against an opponent agreeable both to
him and to the promoters..
Wilson reported that Dempsey, after
several wveeks of manual labor at his
mountain camp in California, has be-
gun to box again and was confident
,,.f his ability to miow down any op-
position between him and another shot
at the heavyweight crown.
Several doctors have pronounced
Dempsey in perfect shape, Wilson
said, and that all traces of thre blood
poisoning had gone from his system.
Reports of injury to the base of .Demp-
sey's seine have been confused with
a minor internal operation to remove
secretion believed to have caused the
blood poison attack, hie added. The en-
thusiastic trainer painted an attrac-
tive n)icture of Dempsey, brown and
rugged and weighing about 202 pounds
as he hiked through the mountains,
worked with nick anid shovel, and lug-
ged rocks to harden his muscles. The
best sign, h le said, was the liking
Dempsey showed for the grind and
the, enthusiasm he threw into the
hardy test.
Rickard also announced today 'he
will meet Tunii~y'1+ 'day morliing6 to
deposit another $i-O0,QP6 to: the credit
of the champion in accordance with
the articles of agreement for the Sep-
tember tilt. Rickard already has de-
posited the first $100,,000 of the $52517,
000 total guaranteed tjhe titleholder.
STOCKHOLM-The Swedish gov-
ernment has granted $91,000 for the
1928 Olympic team.
ICOOPER'S KITCHENETTEI
;PREPARE FOR HIAWKEYES
I E GOLUM
FOR SALE
five tint-s, s t - T' e, 4(aI IlA hh'
good(I colII(Iion1, 11; 17 Wi 1ik ; 4' .
'h ll 9117.Boyer or Farquhar.
The new Victor Pourtable Victrola
is here. Coe; in and see it. Port-
able phonographs as lowy as $15.
Lisy terms. University 'Music
Ho use.
All of the Varsity track sqtuad with
the exception of Captain Northrop,
Cooper, Nester, Ketz, H-ornberger, and
Schravesand who will compete in the
Penn relays and Coach Charles Hloyt'sI
freshman squad will participate in a!
track meet beginning at 2: 30 Saturday '
-at Ferry Field. T'his will be the second4
practice meet of the season for the
freshmen as a similar meet was stag-
ed last week end by the yearlings ir 0
those of the Varsity squad who (did
not go to the Ohio relays.
jThe meet will be in charge of
j CacesHoyt and Veenker and will
~i b rnoff in regular dual meet order
~under the rufles of Big Ten compe-
tition. The distance men of bo0th thel
fresh-mean and the Varsity squads will{
,run together, while the sprints aril the (
hurdles will be run off as separate,
events for Varsity and freshman
trackm en. Members of both squads
will compete in the various field
events.
The outcome of the meet will serve
in a large mneasufre to determnine which
of the Varsity candidates will be en
tered in the first dual meet of the
i season which will be held with Iowa
on May 7 at Ferry Field. it will help
Coach Hoyt to decide the makeup of
the freshman team which will engage
t he Wisconsin freshmen in the first
telegraphic meet of the -outdoor season
some time next week.
Unfavorable weather conditions
have hampered the freshman squad
considerably and with the exception
of the practice meet last week end,
Coach H-oyt has had little opportunity
to judge the outdoor strength, of the
yearlings. Other meets are b~eing ar-
ranged for the freshmnan team and
the coach intends to have a, dual meet
every week end for the next three
*weeks.
IBeginning at 2:30 Saturday the
events will be run off in the following
order: 100 yard dash, pole vault, and
} shot nut; 2:35, mile; 2:40, 220 yard
dash; 2:45, 120 yard high hurdles;
2450, 440;'3:00, two mile, hammer, and
broad jump; 3:10, ;220 yal-d low
hurdles; 3:15, 880; 3:20, discus, 3:30,
javelin. The broad jump will begin
as soon as the pole vault has been
completed.
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n-"'si y of Michigan, but h ere there
was an: unfinished loi. and no aspir-I
ai is for a team. Hubb and competed
i:i the Conference ('animpiolnships in
I ~2I ?1 '25, wijniinthe back strobe
;::::.:-:":::.hoth ty oaris.
4.::.. ;Last, year the Wlverines finished
.-~eondin he ig T'e _ ith "3 poi nts,
z;wile 'his season, what was acclaimed,
Lou telzu, j the "greatest collegiate swimming
AV no is leading the-'Amnerican league team evcr asembled" was producedI
withfou, hoe rns.by te gnial"Dady anni". -
~Me's so-ieceAthec h tk
Latest Spor t Sox, fancy patterns,
SMen's Varsity 'SIlck.ers,
Fish Brand """. ....,.. .0.960... *$5.50
ANN ARBOR DRY GOODS CO.
316 South Main St.
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CONTRACT RATES
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jLOST --W\Xill the finder of an Ealgin
wrist watch with m~etal strap, left!I
in wash room in iibrary, pleas el
jcall Hank 21238. 1481
ILOST-Pair of hiorn-rimnied glasses. 1
l hone 8526. 148-149-150
1LOST-Peter Piper curved briar p~ipe
in or near baseball grandstand.!
Call Roehm 21417. Reward.
148-149
LOST-In 2225 Angell Hall, on April
26, a Swiss watch. Name engrav~dj
on inside of case. Reward. Cal l
4719. 148-149-150
LO ST-One pair shell-rimmed glass-
es. Reward. Phone Wagneir at.
9167. 147-148-1491
WVANTED
WANTED-Instructor wishes room
in private family for following
year. Box 178. 148-149-150
WAN fED-A furnished apartment
with two 'bedrooms, not far from
campus, for college year 1927-28.
Call 122222.
148-149-150-151-152-153-154
WANTED-Position as cook at fra-
terniity or hospital. High class ref-
erences given. Apply at 1336 Vol-
land or call 7086. 148
WANTED-Musicians for (lance or-
chestra who will attend summer
school. Box 176, Daily. 148
WANTED-Students who like good
hot BARBV CUES to know we de-
liver between 9:30 and 11:30 P. Mi.
BARBECUE INN, Dial 4481.
e=Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.
JohniiiFarrell
Commonly called "the picture of!
sartorial perfection," Farrell reallyI
has proved that not only his togs. are
the equal of Walter Hagen's, but that
he is also one of the most promising1
-young 'professionals in the game to-ii
day when he reached the semi-finals
of the P. G. A. tournament last sum-
mer' before bowing to the great
"Hlaig," three times title holder.
FiORll oV(nience, zsptw!d 'tfint ailsfic:
HEALTH Begins wtieij you t phum
8428. C. M. Gibson, Chiropr, ctor, 36
Wue'xthiArcade. Cues-Lh urs-sat-tf
NOTICE-Stoddard Hair Shop. Try
one of our permanent waves, which
give 'a depth and softness,. to the
hair. 707 N. University.
{ toes-thurs-sat
PAPERHANGING- 35c single roll
!and up. Painting also. C. W.
Holmes, 418 N. State. Dial .3784
after 4 .to-th-sat
NOTICE-Hats' cleaned iand blocked.
All kinds of shoes cleaned, dlyed and
repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ANN ARDOR SHOP 6251. Lberty.
NOTICE-Do not leave Michigan until
you have preserved your diploma
by the famous drum-head mount
process. Let's talk it over. J. B.
Saunders, exceptional framing. 306
South State St. to-th-sun
Studnts'Save 'Money? !
25%o off on used typewriters.
Phone Landis 3489.
tou-t h-sat
PROFITABLE SUMM13ER WORK
With opportunity of. gett'ing sound
business Aind sales ;xperience, 4s
available with reliable pational manu-
facturing concern. Liberal compen-
sation. Write Rex S. Reese, 411
Woodbrook Bldg., 5050 Jroy Road,
Detroit, Mich. wed-th-fri-tE
WOULD YOU ENJOY H4AVING A
BIGGER INCOME?
If you like to draw, you have an
opportunity to develop your talent
uinder the direction of t~w largest art
concern in the world, who are selling
thouisands of drawings yearly iii this
country and abroad, including Ann
Arbor merchants and newspapers. If
your present position does not offer
you a real future,;,write a t once. No
obligation. .
MEYER-BOTH COMPANY
422 Trnasportation Bldg., Detroit.
147-148-149
THE, WEEK'S
SSPORTS CALENDAR
jI Friday-Syracuse at Syracuse. f
I Saturday---Syracuse at Syra- I!
cuse.
Tracli
f Friday and Saturday--Penn I
jRelays at Philadelphia.
Tennis
Saturday-Pontiac Tennis club
jat Fe'rry field.
CaolfII
I Friday-Detroit Golf clb on
IWashtenaw links.
NEW YORK CITY-Harvard base-
ball team defeated the Columbia ninel
3-2.
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TYPEWRITING
R. W. ROSS
Ilione 6293
Ty ~ping Can Be Left at
SWIFT'S DUG STORE'
COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN
When in the vicinity of State and Packard, will find the
PACKARD RESTAURANT, American cooking, a good place
to eat. Under new management, and everything else new.
703 PACKARD
The
W~hite HelImet
WANTED-One room apartment, fur-
nished beginning in June. Write
Box :7.147-148-1491
WANTED STUDENTS to know that
Sanm pays from $5 to $25 for old
suits and overcoats.-
121 E. ANN DIAL 4300
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Modern five-room house,
11/2 blocks from campus. 1342 Vol-
land St. Dial 21815 after 5:00 P. M.
148
FOR RENT-For two people. Desir-
able small apartment for light
housekeeping. Work in home will
be accepted for rent if desired. In-
quire at 917 -Mary. Phone 3521. 148
FOR RENT--New four roonm apart-
ment, strictly modern. Corner
Kingsley and Division. $65 per
month. Dial 4204. W. D. McLEtAN.
318 S. State - 147-148-149
FOR RENT-A comfortable suite for
one or two persons between cam-
pus and U. of M. hospital Rent
reasonable 1412 Geddes. Phone
6147. 146-147-148
FOR RENT-A comfortable suite be-
tween icampus and U. of M. hos-
pital. Rent reasonable. 1412 Geddes.
Phone 6147. 146-147-148
FOR SALE
FOR SALE - Saturday only. All
framed1 pictures and framed mir-
rors at one-half price. J. B. Saun-
ders. Exceptional framing. 306
South State St. 148-149-150
FAMOUS
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Food of the best quality cl
rectly prepared' and served
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Collegiate Prices.
State St. (over IDerrill uLratt).
Rhythm
Harmony
Pep
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a moderate price.
THE F'RESH Ali
CAMP
Operial(d by tile
Ait All 1Unliverity
SERVICE POJLt
Season Juoe 21 -- Aug. 6,
NEED:
A Junior Nedic for
CAMP DOCTOR
A Pitohay "Student for
NATURE STUDY
DIRECTOR
A Quaalified Student for
CAM P MECHANIC
Dancing
at Lake House Pavilion
WHI'TMORE LAKE
Wed., 8:30 to 11:30* Fri. and Sat., 9 to 12
CRUZELI'COLORED SYNCOPATORSI
Watch the Drummer
Our coffees p~osse s(hi'tinctit)l1 of flavor and aroma. They are
blended of choice old, well niatured coffees, ESPECIAL~LY SEL-
ECTED.
Our J.-W. Sl ecial Is 45c a pound or in five pound lots or more. 40c.
Club blend sells for 50c and pure Mocha and Java at 55c.
"Best Butter Substitute" is Eversweet, Lb. 25c
OhurG warantee
Our guaranty means this : That if you are not satisfied, it is our
business to see that you are fully pleased. Conic trade at this store
aunh we will pirove our statement. We have very few adjustments
to) make, owing to our high grade line of merchandise, but the best
stores (d0 make occasional mistakes. Successful merchandising con-
sists of fair andI honest dealing with time public, and progressive
stor'e Re: in means that the merchanit must protect his business as
well as the interest of his patrons with a uniform quality of mer'-
chandise and right tieatment of his patrons.
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ANN ARBOR CARPET Cleaning
Works. Rugs Shampooed. Phone
6513. dully-tt
TO SEE best of 50 lines clothing drop
card to 1103 E. Washington. Phone
63665 evemllugs. $229to $30l. tf
TYPEWRIIN and Mimeograph.
Ing promptly and neatly done
by experienced operators at mod-
erate rates. Thesis and college
work a specialty for 19 years. 0.
A. Morrill, 17 Nickels Arcade. The
Typwriter and Stationery Store. tf
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS AND
* QBJ3O0NS
Our rapid, turnover insuresa ~fresh
stock and you secure the best qual-
ity at a moderate price. 0. D. MOR-
RILL, 17 Nickels 'Arcade, Phone
8615. Dealer: L. C. Smith A Coronta
Typewriters, Inc. tt
NOTICE-The new Royal Portables
are now on display at Rider's Pen
Shop, 315 State St. A wonderful
machine. You will be interested.
Call and see them.
1 204+ South University
Fresh Stock of Morse's Chocolates
at 70c L.
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NOTICE
FOR SALE-French evening gown,
______________________________________________ I S mall size. Reasonable. Telephone
--""9824. 147-1 48
All makes of typewriters for sale or
rent. Excellent machines at rea-
1sonable prices, for rent. Prompt
~iIIl~l1IIIIrepairing by, experienced, workmen.
liddidl~ldlP lilfllll11 Courteous service. Aulta Brand
Ribbons and Carbons. Rider's Pen
Shop, 315 State Street.
- - sun-toes-thurs-tf~
FOR SALE-1924 Ford touring car.
-$65 cash. 1923. Dodge touring car
- WI7EE1IC I A ~E with exc "tionally good tires.
_ ESE t 1 ;Terms if desired. Open evenings
a:',e well pleased with not only the class of woadolens s.- tf
9 R. H. ALBER
wand sryles, but also the reasonable prices that have 514 East Washington
beenplaed ponthe. =FOR SALE-Most desirable house
Sfor frat. in city. Easy -terms. Also
Slarge rooming house, furnished.
..Both fine location. May rent. Phone
We have just received a flew Siipilient of fabrics = 7733 (or 4454, evenings).I
IE = I144-145-146-147-148-1491
I =starting at $35.00. Come in. You are under no
FOR SALE--1921 Ford Touring. $40.
obligation. Call 3283. tf
FORDS . FORDS -FORDS
Our, entire stock of used cars has
been put into first class running con-
dition and the prices asked are in
many cases much lower than the
value given. A. car for every purse
and every car worth the money. Come
in, pick out your scar and drive it
fhome. We have roadsters, touring,
coupes, Tudors, four doors, $36 to
$345.
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