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New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
sted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston Is 2-Sc dis
count; Chicago, 35c discount; San Francisco. sight
TIC premium, telegraph 1Oc premium; New Orleans.
commercial 50Qp75c discount, bank premium:
Charleston. buying par. selling l-loc premium; ST
Louis soc discount bid. 16c discount asked
BANK CIEARINGS-New York. exchanges 1885,
254545 balances Sc ,762; Cnicago exchanges $40
b3s 734 balances g. 45S 45S Boston exchanges NiSf-
sea balances 81 729. .562; Philadelphia exchanges,
SIS O5i O63 balances S.5S2,0Sc
SILVER MARKEr.-Bar silver. bi7sc. Mexican
silver dollars 4Sc. Bar silver In London closed al
% l5-16d advance Isd.
GOLD PREMTUM-In MA6vid. Il. IS; Lisbon. IT'S.
MEXICAN EXCHANCE.-MexicAn exchange on
New York is quoted at 2ol%.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.--Customs receipts
reported from Washington. TSIshS' Internal revenue
rareints q az eO3: miscellaneous receipts. Ss2oSO
Receipts for the day. s. sssl l2l; expenditures &Sp-
coo Receipts for the month TO date, Nosf 4ss eH-
nanditures IS 72O 900; OF expenditures Nl2z5
Rscepts for the ascal year TO date NoS 49, eX-
Sit,Tea slsT sos 47s; excess OF expenditures. sS4
4S5 0is
SUB-TREA EASURY.-The Suh-Iressury was aeotor
TO the Clearing House sS+0.oN
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dividend will be announced The advance IN North
ern Pacific stock yesterday appeared TO be based
in great part the ruInOr OF an extra payment
There has been a good sized short interest N tns
issue for a number OF weeks. and its buying was
an effective influence in the maximum advance ot
"a. points Majority opinion In banking circles did
not favor the idea that the stockholders al ms
time would receive any more than the usual drv1-
dend-
GREAT NORTHERN MEETING--The annna4
r,eatIn9 NJ the Great Northern Railway Company
Iii - beId this week but contrary TO the custom
- several years back it will take place In 81 Paul
instead Of this city 1t was asserted yesterday
.h1 obange vas decided upon largely. II not alto
gether as a matter OF convenience 10 the creclorS
a majority OF whom reside in the Northwest
,TrxICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
,II-@-I-T aT DTVIDEND.-DirsctOrs OF the Mexican
r1bo1a and Telegraph Company have declared
the regular senli-annual DIVIDEND OF "a Per o4~
Davable November 2
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MANHaTTAN RAILWAY cnMp.Nr

No. ls5 Broadway. New York. October 9TH 1905
The annual meeting Of the shareholders Of the Man
haitian Railway Company will be held at the Com
pany's ottce, No. 195 Broadway, Manhattan Borough
Sew York city. on Wednesday. November I1th zoos
st y O'Clock -' -'00'
A Board OF Directors for the wear is he
Aseteo- and three Inspectors of Election.
The transfer books viii be closed Saturday
October leh st y O'Clock will be reon.ned
OF Thursday. November 18th. 10 O'Clock 4 n
GEORGE : GOULD President
d u. N'WILIIAHS. Secretary.
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. al per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills 11zG1 per cent: long bills. 11zG1S
Der Berlin discount rate. 21s per Paris
discount rate. rs per cent Paris exchange on
London % francs 10 centimes- Berlin exchange on
London % marks 39ia pfennigs- Bar gold, as u1sd
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consols for
money. s. 1916 per cent; for the account, s. LIS
French rentes % francs 15 ceutines.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for outside securities
was fairly active at times. and while prices were
more or less irregular the general undertone was
firm. Copper stocks in fair demand at frac-
tonal improvements. though when high levels were
reached realizing brought about small reactions.
The low priced issues active. Cobalt
Central improved point, Consolidated Arizona
Smelling was up &c. Butte Coalition after a frac-
tiona recession at the opening developed hrmness
Bay State Gas continued easy and Standard OIL
and Chicago Subway were neglected. Tidewater s
per cent notes were IN good demand around se&.
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Financial Meeting rs.
To the Stockholders and
Debenture Mortgage Bondholders

Debenture Mortgage Bondholders of
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that the regular meet
fng CT the Stockholders Debenture
holders % The wabash Railroad Company Will be
held at the Office q Smith & Beckwith (the General
Attorneys OF the Company FOR the State OF Ohio)
the fifth 6cor OF the Produce Exchange Building in
the City OF Toledo. OF Ohio Tuesday the 18th
Cay OF October 1905. nine o'clock A for
purpose cf eectng Directors and for the
o1 such other business be legally brought
fore
The transfer books Of the Company viii closed on
Saturday September IL, 1905 y o'clock noon and
sane Eil be -eopened Wednesday October IL 1908
81 20 o'clock a N
? A. DELANO. PRESIDENT
J c. oTTEsoN Secretary.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Oct. 3, p m-The market for Amer.
can securities was weak in sympathy with the een
eral London list Last quotations follow:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS,

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tioas for government bonds, compared with satur-
days:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange:
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4 PARTY OF ENGLISH AND SCOTCH INVESTORS
n arriving York Oct 9. per g. 81, 5 LGs1C1n1- Caoa
would Ike 10 toined others in coal mining -
tons in the West Address s D.. Box d. caro- OF w"
York Tribune" New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

FURNISHED by Charlie. D. Barney & Co. Ne % Broad
street Nav York and No. IL South 18th street.
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DiUidend Notices.
WAY COMPANY.
Four Per Cent. One -Hundred-Year Adjustment hio't


gage Bonds
hereby given Board CT DIRECTORS OA
be due and payaoIe on Ine
second 1903 nstaIiulent Of interet
beng twelfth nstallIuenO the above oonos
OF Per Cent the par amount thereoI
being Forty Dollars $40 upon each one -thousahc-
Isl. 900 bond and Twenty Dollars tS2O upon each
dollar $500 bond. Such interest VIII oe pa az
Office Company, No Nassau Street. New 1orH
City New York coupon bonds. presentation
Registered Bonds the registered holders Thereon
on November 1908 transfer books OF the Regis
Bonds viii October 10. 1905, and viii re-
main closed until November 3, 1908
Stamped Adjustment Mortgage Bonds. Semi-Annual
Interest
semi-annual ipstaiment Of two cent in respect
STAMPED Adjustment Mortgage
Bonds The Atchison- Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Company will paid Office, Nassau Street.
New York City, York. November 2, 1908. upon
presentation surrender respective coupons
NUMBERED "a and the holders OF Registered Bonds
The books Of the Registered Bonds will
October TO- 1903. Will remain November
g. 1908.
". GARDINER, Assistant Treasurer
New York September 1908.
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TIA @ @ 9&ssss as a %
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sAnd interest
FERRY COMPANIES.
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO

urnlshsd and eorrsctsd daily by Stewart LoeH~''~
No @s Exchange place.
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INACTIVE UNDERLYING BONDS


Total sales OF bonds, S3 604. 500
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
phil PHIA STOCKS.

.Ana secrned in,erest. tNon,lns rnarl.et
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30
THE ENGLISHMAN SCORED ONE

1t just before the election and the talk politics. and
incidentally the of distinguished The
veered round Washington and gentleman
vered himself follows Yes lie passed the lips of
George Washington, which Enghman quickly
ponded he talked thru his like all the
Yankees, know
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30
$pll11ters
By TRUAN
By TRUAX

THE LATEST
From the Election Before and After Candidate VIII"
great feeling land considerable touch. aside):
Just before election voters, why helloO
We thinking much of (t1oWs the dear little BABY
To the polls you'll marching (Tramp, tramp
With ballots marked blue. Chat is, tor Me-
We have promised to defend sure Mike)
Keep your interests in view after our own
Soon we II slide into the office % Glory y ssga - ,
Where we stay till thru. Nou bet) Ara 80
The election noise blowing of trumpets and
beating Of drums after which the candidate
Farewell, voters will aa@-ssa
See little again. ..1 -.-aa4
They have put into Office, 81
Now they're numbered with the slain y
Curtain falls slowly foot Toot Of egauay growing
fainter distance. The audience disperse
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30

Soon ven slide into the office % G'ory9 sa
The election place with noise blowing Of rump and
s" Fe et fuw roe 7fe vow whn the svs s@d
They have put me into office, . -
Now they're numbered with -
n crt tia fails slowly bio hn ro sna
~~~~~~
THE ENGLIsHMAN SCORED ONE
just before the election and the talk politics. and
incidentally the of distinguished The
ivered follows sir lie never passed lips of
pended mo- suppose noe like
Yankees you know
lines e h & from en"ci The
sixteen building and who past each called
Jolt When he hit the botom Be as happy going DOWN
as going
light thesubet of Advertising why kinds Of
paper long m doubt the
ad reciprocate dthe sentiment
poll million half votes next Tuesday as
unofficial precinct give them credit Washington will
fall all itself remedy the existing abuses and introduce the
right kind of legislation that will benefit the people.
~~~~~~
The who from principle back talk from
his conscience to be friendly terms with ones
look
much whether all the world is with him against him.
the yor OF b m cop "en Of nn in sre long
be worth to the state Tuesday, Are going classify
"a VERTEBRATE or jelly fish?
crank dagreeable kind of crtter demnon
and @ M don't you know But the crank makes the wheels
student Of medicine in neghborng who has studied
the knee to keep the calf away from the corn no shawl
Farmer barley bring price the booze
fed variety and don't cost SO much to raise either
Shall the Pops rule? There to- some doubt about it,
Stand your cog in
machine owned by somebody else
The democrats get at easn sheafe of the pt
The democrats this up very likely
the office of county auditor.
be Wright than president especially
oil is onhe app
ton lasts for years
Every American worthy his cross
The people they They are com
ing, slowly
$1,000
would hope they what world this world
would bel
Pauline women country years
~~~~>>
Better be short haired than long haired
Hope You'll be happy the 4th Of November
1 $1,000
Make ike onn extT Tuesday.
variety i the suecotash of life
~N~o~s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30

Be cheerful Smile and look happy if does crack those
lines of Remember the the who fell the
sixteen building who called
All right far That optimist he did
going
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20

Martin A. Delaney. the athletic dI.
rector of the Kansas City Athletic
club, who excels at track and field
work. makes the prediction that tho
team that will be selected to repre-
sent the United States In the Olym-
pic games 10 be hefu III London next
July VIII be 90 per cent stronger
than the band OF athletics that won
the championship at Athens In 1906.
Delaney attributes this great I'm
provement TO the collegians who will
make the team and to the system of
tryouts for selecting athletes. There
probably will be three tryouts, one
In New York, one In Chicago, and
perhaps one on the coast. These
meets vii Tweed out all the athletes
but the stars.
Delaney has picked team OF Amer
lean sthletes--53 in number-which
he believes could gather in the cham
pfonship OF the London games with
ease. or the So men selected only
seven we're members OF the team TINT
journeyed TO Athens and plucked
Olympic honors. The seven are: J
d. Lightbody, p. r. Sullivan. George v.
Bonhag. Ray C. Ewry, Martin Sher-
idan. Myer Prinstein, z. b. Parsons.
Guy Haskfns. the Pennsylvania, may
not be a member OF the team.
Haskins is an Australian, and there
is some doubt at present as TO his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20
DAY GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIN
KICKS

Tyrus Cobb, the star batter of tne
American league. 10 not satisheo WIN
the terms-ef the contract tenoereo
hin, by President Navin. In 'etter
received at the local office MONDAY
morning, Cobb fatty refuses to play
ball at the salary offered, In spite o'
the fact that his contract embodies
very considerable raise from last sea
sen, totalIlnq a figure, II 10 understood,
az large as that offered any player on
the club.
you'll have to come across with
more coin N you want me TO play or
your ball club" Is the substance OF
cobb's message TO Mr.. NavIn.
The club president has not yet re.
piled, though the fact that Crawford
and Donovan, the other members OF
the Tiger "Hls Three" have already
stoned makes IL look as II the club was
treating It's men with due generosity. {.
Germany" Sthaefer signed hls con-
tract for 1903 before leaving for his
home in Chicago Saturday.
owen Summers, the indianapo''s
pjtcher, Of whom 90 much 10 expected,
sends on his signed lnderture arriving
Monday, In the same mall with cobb's
refusal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20

/, eligibility to compete on the Ameri-
can team.
Ralph Rose is under the alleged
faint OF professionalism, but the clouds
probably will be cleared by the date
set for the tryouts.
II is notable fact that Delaney's
SPINNING team numbers on rs roster
not Splinter who accompanied the
Athenian band Hahn is a profession
al. Moulton is out of athletics, Eaton
and Robinson will probably be elm
mated In the tryouts. Following Is
the team which Delaney says would
gather many lanrels and the champion
ship OF the world for the United
States:
100-meter, 1898 yards--Not J. Cart
nell. University OF Pennsylvania. Dan
Kelly. II. J. HUFF. Chicago A. c.; p. c.
Gerhardt. olympic A. c.: w. ]. Keat-
ing (22 1-5). I. A. A. c.: c. Cloughen,
I. A. A. c.
2o0-meter. Mss yards-same men
as above.
400-meter, 4S7.2 yards. q. Taylor.
University Of Pennsylvania: <. B. Par
sons, Yale; Melvin Sheppard, l. A. A.
c.: J. Trevan, l. A. A. c.; G. B. Ford,
N, Y. A. c.; Frank Sheehan, South
Boston.
s00-meter, s74.4 yards--Melvin Shep-
pard, l. A. A. c.; Andrew Glarner.
Olympia A. c.. Frank Sheehan, South
Boston; Joseph Brownlow. I. A. A. c.;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20
4 Little Daily Baseball Yarn
Tor n. Hbdnatli, fan

Paul Moore, the young Saginaw.
Mich. pitcher. who pitched for Pc
oria last season, and who now is living
in Chicago, probably will pitch for one
OF the crack semi-pro teams In Chi
cage next season, unless one OF the
big league teams grab him, relates
one OF the oldest experiences that
ever happened to ball player.
Moore perhaps holds the worlds
record for pitching extra inning
games. He made the record last sea.
son with Peoria, pitching three extra
inning games, a total OF 81 innings, In
IL days. The first game OF his ire
mendous feat was the 2l.inning game
between Peoria and Clinton on July
20, when he finally won 70 D. His
next game was an 1sInning game
with Cedar Rapids. In which he was
beaten 2 to l, and he wouzd up by
beating Clinton TO In IL innings.
The queer thing that happened TO
Moore was in the 22-inning game with
Clinton. In the seventh inning OF that
game ole of the Clinton batters drove
a fierce liner straight at him. He
was half turned around, and not~hav-
ing time 10 throw up his hands to stop
the ball, he lodged and the ball struck
him on the muscle o. his right arm
at the back Just below the shoulder.
He picked up the ball and threw cut
the runner. but the arm was numb
from the force OF the blow. Between
innings he rubbed the arm and went
back into the box.
AS he pitched the first ball In the
next inning he saw something was
wrong. He had attempted to pitch a
fast curve. and the ball broke down
and IN with great speed. He tried q
straight ball. and TO his surprise IL
Jumped and then broke In. His speed
was unimpaired, but he almost drove
the catcher insane during the inning.
crossing" him on every pitch, al
most. He was puzzled because the
raff acted III SUCH q fTeakieh way. but
he couldn't understand Il. The mex:
inning he began to make the ball obey
him, and in the Following one be had
perfect control OF Il. .,
The only way In which he could ex-
plain the queer actions of the ball was
that the muscle at the back OF his arm
had contracted from the blow and was
pulling his hand and forearm out OF
position when he tried,to pitch. and
that when the soreness was worked
cut OF the muscles II returned TO nor
NAL conditions -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20
IDEAL AMERICAN ATHLETIC TEAM
WOULD SWEEP BOARDS AT LONDON

A. B. Shaw, Chicago A. c.; w. r. Nc
Cullough, N. Y. A. G.
Team races and walks, three miles.
3,500-meter and 10-mile walk-To be
made up, taking no special men for
the events. Team is long on men good
the half-mile, the mile. two-mile and
fxe1mile exenta--
Standing broad jump and standing
high jump-Ray Ewry, n. Y. A. c.; T..
T. Cook, T. A A. c.; Martin Sheridan,
L A. A. c.; John Garrells, Michigan.
Hop. step and jump, and running
broad jump-Dan Kelly (23-1D. Uni
versity OF Oregon: e. T. Cook (23-l9)
I. A. A. c.; G. p. O'Connell 1856, N.
Y. A. c.; Myer Prinstein (2+7 1-2), /.
A. A c.
Pole vaHlt-WalteF DFay tf2-s ~
Yale; ]. B. Lanigan (12-D. Univer-
sIty OF California; Leroy Samse (12-S),
G. A. c.: Claude Allen (l2-5), |. A. A.
C.
Running high jump-H. A. Gidney
(e-5), Boston A. A.; F. Risley (e-3), l..
A. A. c.; Hall (6-4 1-S), California;
Moffett -(6D, University OF Pennsyl-
vania; Marshall, Yale.
Hammar shot, discus and javelin---
Martin Sheridan. l. A. A. c.; Ralph
Rose, Olympic A. c.; Lee Talbot K.
C. A. c.: John Flanagan, l. A. A. c.;
Matt McGrath, N. Y. A. c.; John Gar
rells. Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20
DOVES COP OLD
CAMP OF TIGERS

According to dispatch from Bos-
ton, the National league club OF that
city has finally, after long correspond
ence, copied the old Tiger training
ground at Augusta. Ga.
The Doves" as they are known
from their meek bearing and the fact
that George B. Dewey is the principal
stakeholder In the club. will find an
ideal climate and good hotel accommo-
dations at the nice little Georgia
town. but Angustans are heartbroken
on account OF the fact that Ty Cobb's
team has chosen TO go to Arkansas for
It's training.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20
:" A 4Alx 9zzS P0 %oRnD

real stars of the game were In
eligible through the fact that they
were not members of the literary
department
Jack Johnson's propositions 20 Burns is
~ per cent OF the purse IL Burns il
on his feet at the end OF the TWEEN
tieth round Burns will demand and
undoubtedly get that percentage win.
Charlie Carr srtmIy chucLIes over the
fact that he had cold Heine KruR.
his former shortstop, TO Johnstown
ana got the money only few days
before krugs death was announced
from California
Pennsylvania enthusiasts had best uo
s,owiy ngnrins up points in the
They must reckon with "Chillicothe'
Cook, backed up by a good bunch OF
aii-round talent from Cornell.
Charlie Dryden has come out Of retire.
ment early this winter, having al
ready been reported at New Orleans
s Hs WI. again .ssr Be "a member OF the
for which he worked last season.
MeGraw has a physical wonder In one
who IL said 10 be as big as Jim Jef
fries. lie and Catcher James. an
other OF McGraw's recruits. will make
the oisgest battery IN the National
league.
The Detroits made merry In the ID. A..
g gymnasium Saturday evening
trimming the Good Lucks, 20 to ~
and the Jackson Y. NJ 9. a, IL TO
is. Mazer and L.undy played all OF
both games. The fact That la Mon
dx did not pAItieipata-l Ia Regarded -
The Burroughs and the Rlyer,sae.
proudly announces that they have a
little basketball feud OF their own
Joe Nolde says he has Information,
that the shop PLAYERS go into the
their Jobs Tbs BurrouRhs folks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20

BROWNS EARLY
FOES or TlGES
fthBdl's Absence viii hdh,
The Conference hti q fd0
Cchlcaso Daily Nsws.)

Michlgan's action takes from
the middle west one OF the
strongest OF the athletic insti-
buttons in the conference. The
Maize and Blue has won more
championships In the various
departments OF athletics-toot-
ball, baseball and track--than
any other school in this section
OF the country. Without the
Wolverines, both the football
seasons and the conference
meets In June will lack In class
and interest, for Chicago is left
now practically the head OF the
athletic world OF the middle
west, with no other institution
capable OF ofsetting the
strength OF the Maroons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20

z. B. Parsons, Yale; Guy Haskins.
University OF Pennsylvania.
1,500-meter. 1895 yards. ID.
Lightbody, Chicago university; p. j.
Sullivan. /. A. A. c.; Guy Haskins,
University OF Pennsylvania; Spider
Coe. Michigan; s. A Rodgers, y. Y.
A. e. Edward Lewis Cornell
3,200meter, 3.497 yards, steeple-
chase. three hurdles and one water
Jump; also smile rum. L. Trube,
Cornell; Ed Nebrich. N. Y. A. c.; F. A..
Rowe. Michigan; Fred Bellar. N. Y. A.
c.; G. A. Hull, Michigan; George Col
Inns. I. A. A. c.; G. p. Magofin, Cor
nell; J. J. Daley. |. A. A. c.; George
Bonhag, /. A. A. c.
Hurdles, 11o-meter and 410 meter
JeAH GaFFells, Michigan John Eiler,
Jr.. I. A. A. c.: T. II. Hubbard. Am
herst; Forrest Smithson, I. A. A. C.;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20
- '.''-.'A's q '1'.s
fhT1s New Champions
CHAMPION EATER.

50 LOUIS, Jan, 20,--Wm. ("Ponto
0us5na1 Palmer, coal miner OF the
shamrock soccer team OF the Associa-
t1o{ Footb6ff league. II the champion
eateY Of the United States. He's one
champion 6t Louis has anyway. and
we'fGpruud OF him,
Palmer Is the boy who ate IA
pound turkey for his Christmas dinner
and the feat has made him famous.
Saturday night at Kuiage park he
ute ~ pounds OF raw meat and six
sounds Of crackers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20
UNION FORMED BY
PUGS AND WRESTLERS

Pugs and wrestlers in and around
Kansas City have organized a Prize
Fighters union for the purpose OF
getting bigger purses. Any fighter
who underbids a member of the union
for a match will be considered
"scab," and probably will have to fight
without the padded mitts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20

M. A. c. at tn. local OK" seaish.
Chatham plays hockey at ID. A. c. this
evening.
Feb. rs, In Los Angeles, Neiso- and
Unholtx will meet -
Fourteen pnirs have entered the ID. A.
c. handbail tournament.
Miehisan's financial reports indicate
a good thing:
Jockey Mountain g st,n ON the .sxicss
J. c. refused him license.
Mercy IL IL said that the bill for pre-
venting the mailing OF race reports
and dope. is likely to pass the lower
house OF congress
Jack johnson, the coiored scrspper, who
BESSrnss follows e%' &cd % %s' ana ec Cory
bett at local theater.
LANSING IL ,worryisE whether BiSdy
Detroiter left the capital very sore
on the management Of the club.
The Tri-stste viii may a SALARY limit
OF $4,000 this year which IL probably
as large az any minor league IN the
country. barring the "a. A. and East
| ern
yohn Higains not only leads tk. city
bowlsrs but also has the best aver
| age. which makes II look az II he is
the logical fsvorite for the cup and
the money.
Gyms Bsefsy OF New York, says there
are two iightweights worth putting
on with Cans row One OF them II
f-zrKfu -1frfarfHnu zr1 tins other
Willie Fitzgerald.
II
Win Msiisf ANA nusk piasa.x tAes.
" last game for tho school. Central
gave Eastern = licking and went into
the lead IN the Y. n e. A. 1nter-
scholastic Basketball league.
John L. spyiivsp elected . rsuspsvcr
- man In Toronto who wanted "a -hust
wine. All the same, we will wager
~ that the er-nshter was forced 20
ewalIow considerable emotion during
' The process
Il q go rs -- s~s 80 .-.s-.ss--. 49,
True - prediction, Borch. che sph~tt-
IlffA Nnn &Ieo<nA Yafao c6ufaiu. The