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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10
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city bowling tourney today and one
OF them is sure 10 drop out OF the tie
for first place.
tween sonoma Girl. 2:o5A. and
George g., 2:05h, to be decided at
Readville. In July.
Tyrus Cobb 4. furnishing his signature
gladly to the newspaper syndicates,
under articles declaring that ball
players are slaves.
Cincinnati folks are trying IN make
\, itself believe that the bowlers will
make the national tournament an an
nuai affair for their city.
Qnite a number of the Cincinnati teams
have bowled their games In the ma
tional tournament but nothing mo-
mentous has occurred as yet.
One of the prize winners I'm the Cleve-
land six-day walk figured out that
he was paid at the rate OF exactly
three cents mile. Excursion rates,
Ell?
Though ench team In. played IA games,
the Farrands and the ID. y. II. are
stu tied for the lead in the Com
rnercial Basketball league with per-
centages OF s4s
Kathleen was leading the EAnse
Creuse ice yacht fleet yesterday when
she hit a snow bank and capsized.
throwing out skipper Van Cumbert
and breaking his collsrbone.
Frank Cooke figures that Michigsn's
$4,000 for the harness horses next
season. leads the union, Ohio Is
about the only state that stands a
chance TO make a better showing.
The Detroits have scheduled the Has
kell Indians for the evening OF Feb.
-. and the Y. NJ. G. A. Will play BUT
fal0 Centrals. Merck I'll. Both games
will be- played I'm the light Guard
armory.
Planet, 2F0fA, winner OF the inaugural
Chamber OF Commerce at Detroit IN
1899, was recently sold by W. I. Sny-
son, OF DanVille. Ill. at a repuevd
a sF.es- % 4s&e - --------
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10
FOURTH FIGHT
FOR THIS PAIR

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. 10.-An
agreement has been reached between
Battling Nelson and Willus Britt for
a fight between Nelson and Jimmy
Britt.
Tho decision was reached after .
five bours' wrangle In the Angelus
hotel here. The articles provide for
1879 rounds. for 10 rounds. before the
pacific Athletic club the night OF
Feb. 25.. The fighters will get
percentage of the gross receipts. but
how Il Is to be divided has not been
decided yet.
Nelson is to receive FIVE per cent
bonus OF the lighters share.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10
WARRIOR GIVES IN
AND WILL SIGN
WITH T1GES
FIRST TO REBEL AND FIRST TO
CAPITuLATE-WAS THE ONE
WHO HELD OUT FOR MAJOR
LEAGUE PAY FOR HIS TRIAL.
The rebels are capitulating.

The rebels are captivating.
First with declaration OF independ
ence-a fiat refusal TO sign at the
terms OF the Detroit baseball club and
a demand for major league pay--was
little Jack Warnop, OF Freeport, the
wizard pitcher OF the Wisconsin
league. Nothing would bulge little
Jack-nothing but the cold coin. Per
suasion. argument, advice--forget 'em
He was obdurate.
Appended is dispatch from Free
port, which will be OF interest in the
matter:
Pitcher Jack WARRIOR will play
with the Detroit Tigers next sea-
son. WARRIOR was sold TO Detroit
by the Freeport association OF the
RESPONSIBILITIES league last year
for 1000. He demanded a salary
OF $1,000 from Detroit, but was
offered a sum considerably lower.
Threatening TO quit the Tigers
and organized baseball. WARRIOR
began making arrangements TO
play with some Chicago semi-pro-
fession teams during this season,
but he has finally decided to ac-
cept the initial salary offered by
Jennings.
First to kick over the traces and
first to come In out OF the cold. Viii
this be an omen? II so. does 1t meat
first 10 be canned or first to make
good?
President Navin was tickled TO hear
of the change OF faith.
Il haven't heard direct from War
hop" said he. but | have no doubt
that the dispatch is all right. The
Freeport correspondents have beer
giving me advance moves OF WARRIORS
actions right along and they have beer
right every time.
Last year WARRIOR won 80 games
and lost but six, leading the league
in strikeouts, though youth OF bui
las pounds in weight. There Is some
curiosity as TO whether he will sign
his contract with his stage or his rea
name. the latter Of which Is said to
be Schmidt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10
PENN BEATS YALE
AND CINCHES TITLE

The University of Pennsylvania bas-
ketball Eve practically cinched the in
tercollegiate championship by defeat
Ing Yale In the closest game OF the
season, Kleinath throwing field bas-
ket and foul In the closing Ave min
utes' Of play, which gave his team
the verdict by score OF IS to II.
The even play In the college game
gives a line on the big Detroit-Y. M.
C. A. series. The Detroits lost to
pennsylvania, while Y. M. c. A. de-
feated Yale. which would make the
latter a strong favorite on the dope.
Ism BifIings, yeariing ally by John
4 -
A. McKerron. dam Lou Dillon. IL be-
Ing given speed lessons at Cleveland
and takes to them very aptiy. She IL
entered In something like $4,000
worth OF staixes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10

hr-cE are touGn DAYS lOr, the
4 minor league baseball player.
The fading weeks OF the winter usual
ly find him on his financial uppers. IL
t------~n not broke" at
srEiGER's least badly bent, 4"
BANK and this season Is
ACCOUNT bad one for itin-
Grants To work
their way into nice jobs, especially
when the employers are aware that,
when the blue-bird's song Is heard.
the employe Is sure TO listen 10 the
call and HE for the grassy fields.
Out at the Acme White Lead works
one March something like dozen
weil-known baseball players were toll
ing. They did well through the cold
weather. but one day the sun came
out brightly. Some small boys started
game near the factory during the
noon hour. In i've minutes every one
or the professionals had Joined in and,
when the whistle blew. they kept right
on playing and never went back.
But this Is DEPRESSION. What | start
ed out TO tell was the story or Heine
Steiger's Inflated bank account
The Southern Michigan star twirler
recently received an advance of $25
on his contract. He had been wait.
Ing to make a visit to his old friends
at Battle Greek and had saved up the
money for II. With the additional
s25 in his pocket he and Catcher
Bouckart, OF the Flint club, started for
the Greek. Heine financing the trip.
Easy jobs for both we're said TO be
waiting at the other end.
On arriving at the food town, Heine
took the advice OF the catcher and
deposited his money in a solvent saw
ings bank. where he knew the night
Waterman to be honest. With the mien
OF bloated capitalist. Heine parad-
ed the streets OF the Creek. check
book In pocket. That afternoon the
exigencies OF the occasion demanded
funds. and Heine with a flourish. drew
out $40 The job wasn't ready the next
day and Heine drew out another IS
more. repeating the process on the
third afternoon. Still the job came
not. Inquiry at the bank the fourth
morning developed the fact that
Heine had to leave $3.50 to hold the
account. Accordingly he drew half
what there was left
Noon of the fifth day came and no
job yet. The last s2.50 went for car
fare for Heine and Buck and they
turned up In Detroit, without sou.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10

cannot be found which will permit
all the players eligible, % compete
So far as the writer knows. no-
body has yet suggested that the xaffair
might be pulled on al q sort OF \ side
line 10 the worlds series. As every-
one knows, there Is hardly a player
or prominence not in evidence when
the respective league champions hook
up In the fall. The weather IL as like
ly To be favorable as not and there
would be- no trouble to get really
representative aggregation OF entries.
The games might be- pulled on the
day following the conclusion Of the
series, which would allow the mem
bers OF the two teams In the series.
to take part without fear or Gripping
their teams by any injuries that might
occur. The national commission would
be on hand TO take charge and the
large representation OF sport writer's
would ensure wide dissemination or
the news. The gate receipts should
be ample to insure fine prize list for
the winners.
Certainly this plan presents fewer
difficulties than any other In the way
OF affording all the real stars chance
at the records. And the minor leag-
uers- who Won large share the
events last year. could have their
chance just as we'll.
They telephoned the next town to
stop flying automobilist who went
past so rapidly as to necessitate two
men TO report his progress-one to
say Here he comes" and the other
There he goes" as Barney Oldfeld
used to remark. and the press agent
of the car swears the man beat the
telephone message.
"Oh. for an Arlie latham" signs q
st. Louis writer. And the Browns
have just lassooed RUDE Waddell!
In spite OF the prods OF the press
bureaus, the automobile mani factur-
ers seem extremely backward about
coming forward with cars for the road
and beach races. Legitimate adver-
Using apparently pays best In the
long run. Also 1t costs less.
Tyrus Cobb's course is provoking
many unkind remarks in the outside
press, but the cruelest comes from
Cleveland, where writer says his
course is characteristic of all left
handed throwers. On this count. Ty
can certainly plead not guilty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10

fore, the proposed date will preclude
the competition OF any OF the regular
players OF big league teams. which
really have a chance IN tne race anu
will therefore be only sort OF parody
on what the event purports to be. The
idea is a good onar- however and IL
does seem too bad that some date
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10
WHEELMEN BOWLING
TOURNAMENT is ON

The annual individual championship
tournament OF rte Detroit Wheelmen
clue will start Monday evening, FED.
10, and will Continye every Monday
and Tuesday evening until April 30.
The winner will receive a diamond
medal duly inscribed. Champion De-
troit wheeimen." In addition 10 this
there will be a lumber OF other prizes
including cash rrs7e for high averages
In all eumss and casa prize for high
+rccre in one game. -
Eastern quit the ". W. q. A. Tntevschof-
astlc which has accordingly gone 10
-pteres. IL was a case OF bad man
agement, the schools themselves be-
Ing forbidden the right 10 name their
L-oWn- pay ere -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10

THE Cincinnati folks are again
i talking OF holding a baseball
field day during the coming baseball
season. with a program similar TO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10

ttiat puAACN Oh
last year, In which
a number OF mis-
cellaneous records
was set. As be-,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine Tab
let's Druggis1s r epnd money II = falls
on each box. 2bc-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10
|CHAT eAND COMMENT OF
SPORT eAND SPORTSMAN

HESE are tough days for, the
4 minor league baseball player.
The fading weeks OF the winter usual
ly find him on his financial uppers. IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10

Planet, 2'osM, winner OF the inaugural
Chamber or Commerce at Detroit IN
1888. was recently sold by W. L. Sny-
der, OF Springfield, O., 20 :. 8. Thomp-
son, OF DanVille, Ill, at repuexd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-10

"Oh. for an Arlie latham" signs q
st. Louis writer. And the Browns
have just lassooed RUDE Waddell!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

gu 2pons, Soma, pnrbe am 9anf@
iagungsta9e bic neue ct. Sonifatius@
Stride feierlih eineelpeibt. Die Gin@
lpeibune uabm Der bohlp. 6. s. Mc>
2nusblin, Sfarrer Der ct. Mnrien@
Stride an Clinton, 3d., Dor. Sbm
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Hep. 5. s. Nelion o 9cy8itt, Sa.
Nad b~erielben fano elm feierlides
So6amt itatt, celebrirt bon benz boh@
lpiirbisen Batter George Snrmeier,
Canning. 3d., inter IiiiIten5 bon 8ep.
s. q. ShuIte ais 9intpn nnb s. S.
Nelion nls Sub@S iafon. Geremoz
niennIeilter iparen Die bo6p. 9erreu
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hide Seitprebi9t belt 9tep. Sater
Sonlep bon Wonti. Sa.. Die beuti6e
Ser bocbm. @ater q. SGbing bon Suz
buaue, ga. auberOem waren nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

bes 2anbes gu @unite en- bes II NJ
glnubens auferle9t, Ipnbern aud
einia6 Elm Stiid Staatsipsia=
lismns lit, reldes Die % a,
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I'M Dubuque Sraoe5 & 2abur Gonz
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frcibeit 9ereht pirD, e%intraten.
9ieie 8emertun9en 81 Der Sreien
Sert6oof gelpe9un9 biirtte Den
Sreunben mabrer Sdulfreibeit Die
Mugcn iiber Die peitere geoeuz
tung Ser rehabilitation ltmtriebc Dff>
men. 5offentli6 ipcrben bieiclben
ba6u 6eitrdgen Die 6ritlt6el
Nrbeiter unO Steuer5abs
( er our @nbrung ibrer obnbiu bonn
ltaatli6en S6ulpeien tart angegrifs
fenen Ge6te %an5ueifern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

magtes Spiei nit ibren fatboli~
1en, lutberii6e ben nno anS
beren riitli Of : 9eiinnten
Irbeiteru in bcu Unions. SaB man
Dnrcb iol6e llmtriebe Die Srieiter,
@altoren, 6riitliden 2ebrer unb
2eb%rerinnen Den Unions tpenig
freunblid Itimmt, Id)eint Den leiten>
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einmal in ben Sinn 81 f%onrnen, I'M
nid)t bnbon 81 rcoen, pab ptele Sreie
Scrtbiider : SreunDe pffen6ar Die
driitliten ar6citer fir re6t finz
balten, inbem iic bieien 5us
mrttben tic io0ten mttbelfcn
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inter pelfer lie nngere9ter@
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Ghriltlide Ir6citer ipllen ii6 mcrz
fen ipic mar Die Unions fir o5ia>
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Steuer5abler ZEN Shiilern Der offents
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fern IoG mG6renb Die @lteru bon Sim
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lueeuu9 fir 0reie Sertbii1er bat . a 8
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piro in unerer @egenb flar 5n
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man ben 9rifli9en glemeuter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
yiir stabt6camtcn pine @ebalt.

8ir baben urtieren 2eiern bericbtet.
ipie uniere Stabtperpaltuu9 inter
bieiem Ylane bios aus einem Wabor
unb bier &lbermdnnern beiteben
tpiirbe benen bns Staatsseieb 5iemli6
dnitdnoiee @ebdlter erlaubt. Sic
8clpreduns bes Ylanes iheint cine
ltarfe StrDmung Der Dffentlihen Wteiz
nung er5engt 81 baben, tpel6e pers
lanet. Dab ii9 fdbige @dnner meloen
ionen. ipelde obne @ebalt ben
SutereIien Der Stabt bienen iollen.
8ir iinb enti6ieben fir bieie Stelz
lrnsnabme. SbI6on es elm srobes
OFFER bebeutet, ipenn Wdnner Dem
0ffentliden @o1le bienen iolen, 10
ipiirben eben bieie Wdnner, burh ibr
8eiipiel, iebr piel ba5u b%eitragen pros
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frippe gu berleicen" unb iolde ges
an,te,t. ipelde nnentgeltlid Sienen,
ipiirben Ii1 Die 9roBtmo9lide llnabs
6dneisfeit in ibren amtliden gnti6eiS
Dungen bepnbren.
Nlan mag einipenOen, bab 9eute Die
unentgeltlid Dem Gemeinbetpoble btes
men, 8un,al drmere ilnb iolde aus Den
arbeiterfIaifen, e6er 9eneiet lpdren
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tpegen auf einige Sermiue unentgeltz
lid 5l bienen, tpirn bieie Spfertpilisz
felt fir bas @emeinpobl bebeutenb
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aemter eea6tet 81 ma4eu unb iolhe
aemter ipiiroen in 8irfIihfeit
g r Gmter ols rel6e lie lei>
> er, beute pielfa6 nidt betradtet
iper0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Gines GcmcrfcnsweriGen GoSes

bcri6icb nnt perfloiienen Sonncrsta9
I'M bicligen ct. Srnn3istits Iltenbeim
Srl. goia Srielmaier, i'm ju9enbli6en
Glter bon 10 Sdbren. sic mar III
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felt Sabren NIT ibren Gltern az Gbiz
ca9o. Tor brei Ntonatcn erfranfte
tic. 9ing 5uerit na1 Wiilfpaufee, fam
cher Dor brei @o6en mad Dubuque
na6 Dem gcnanmteu 3eim. Im pori>
gen Sonuta9 ipllrbe tic i6limmcr unb
iagte. lie iperoe 9ienstag iterbcn,
pelde @orte lie Wlontag ipieberbplte.
Sbrer anipelenocn Sdmilie erfldrtc lie
S~ieusto9 Mor9eu, oab lie am iel6en
Na6mittag 'terben iueroe. Nad ELM
llbr @n1mittass frus lie, ipie lange
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fdme. Wan antlportete ibr, 3cbn
@imitcn. so LANCE iperoe id nod
lcben", iagte lie. aur5 oarauf langte
Der YrieStcr nm. sic bemerfte ibnl
9e9eniiber; ~Saset Senen I'M 9ins
mel, i1 lei mnmebr bereit." Damn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Ser Gommiifon- @lam fir Smbmame

@ir baden uniern 2eiern idon
friiber mit9etbeilt, Dab Die Soipn
StaatS : Segislntur i'm Sabre 1907
ben c~iu5el1en Stdbten Sopa's Die grs
lalGaiB gao. Die Sorm ibrcr @erwnI>
tung 81 dnbern uno 81 chem Blame
iiber5ugeben nelfen man Den goms
miIlion>Ylan 0e3ei6uet bat. Inter
bieiem SDiteme miro 3. 9. Gebnr Nns
pibs, So. regiert. Sn elmer @ors
lpnbl, Die obne 9tiidii6t r'f Sarteien
linttfnnS. iuurben aus 81 Woioaten
5ebn bernlSgeiuht unb 5ipa Iir jebes
Der 5 aemtcr 5tpei fir Die all9emeine
&nbl. GS iparen bel Der Soripabl
Ganbioaten fir 90 y o nnb
nGtunooierSig fir Die bier Stelen ala
Ilbernrdnner at large. Sober 8iirs
ger bat baS Neht ieinen Namen fir
iroenb elm Nmt bel Der Soripabl bor>
6uIe9en. Die 5pei ganOiOaten pel1e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

StaOt nnb umgegenb. ;


- Srau Waria @roeu beri6ieb am
Wittnoh ndh fur3er Granfbeit in
ibrer @obnung, 6S8 seminary Ctr.
Die @eritprbene. cine gebprene Ncien,
mar % Sabre alt. Dor brei Sabren
frat lie NIT Srn. Sobn Sroell IN Den
bf. @beltanb. Serielbe iiberlebt tic
nit 5nei ainbern, cbenio lire gltern.
Sr. un0 8rau Sobn Neien, elm 9rls
Der uuo cine S6pelter. Sas Be-
erdbnib fatb am Sreitag bon Der
Srnuerpobnnng nns, mad Der ct.
Warien Stride, unb nn6 einem Gee
lenamtc oaielbit auf Dem Galpnriens
@ottcsnder itatt. In Der 2eiGens
fcier betbeiligten ii1 Die Grbeiter Ser
Subuoue Iltar Wfg. Co., bereu @orz
mann Serr s. Heicn lit, in corpore.
sic rube IN Srisbeul Sen trmnerns
Den Sinterbliebenen unier ber5li6es
8eileibl
- sSerring & 3reti6mer. 0rmnS,
ei~aentbumss mnb Ierii9crungSs Igens
ten. 2incpln Duilbinn.
Can't 8eri6ten aus 8aibs
ineton, 8. g., ioa Der bp6ip'ltc @is
Idol s. g. Carroll bon 6elena,
@ont.. elm friiberer 9ubuquer. gum
neuen Neftor Der Gatbolil1en llnis
perlitat 81 8nibinston. ais Na@s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

ipanbte JIG bas Saupt leiie our Scite,
ld]loh Die Iugen nnD ihieD biniiber hi
cine before 8elt. 9os Gr5dblte liebt
iphnberbar alis. iucun nod benterft
lpirb, bnb Die @erItorbene I'M Sienss
tag Wor9en beiler nnb frdftiger 81
iein idien llrlb man cine ipeientlihe
8elierung III ibrem Sefinoen erparz
tete. @S ii6erlebcn SRI. Srielmaier.
beren Gltarr, ioipie ~foIgcnbe 8ei6pis
iter: @ler. Matthias, Carl. Sos,
Sran5, Otto, 8ilbelm upb SRI. Ine
geIa. Ser Sater Der SnbingeIbie>
bencn mar friiber Superintendent Der
Subuque IItar @cieuihdft. Sas
8e9rdbuiB fano am Sretta9 bonn
Iltenbeime aus, auf DEM Gulpdrien
8ottesader ltatt. So6fp. Sater
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