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New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at IL
per cent; highest IL per cent; lowest l per cent;
loan IA per cent; closing 1d14 per cent; rul-
ing rate, IA cent Time money showed no
change Business small. with little attention
the part of ordinary borrowers, probably be
cause of the continued prevailing IN the call
money market. Rates 21362al per cent for sixty
days, 2%03 per cent fer ninety days, 3AQ3h per
cent for the year ana S1kq3A per cent for
six months
Mercantile paper continued in fair demand from
out-of-town buyers, who absorbed the small line OF
high grade names in the market readily. Supply OF
such as was wanted continued scarce Rate, per
cent sixty ninety days bills receivable, 4d4a
per cent for four TO six months choice single
names, 41kq5h per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCIIANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened firm in tone with rates unchanged at
4S66594. 1910 for cables. 4S635Q4.S640 for demand
sterling and ass for siXtyday bills. Short francs
were quoted at 5.16A G516A plus 1872 and short
reichsmarks at 953s less 164. Demand sterling sold
up to 4.S645. but the market shade easier in
the afternoon. Gables quoted at s565 a 8670
demand sterling at 4S635 56D4.S64O and sxyday bills
at ASS. Short francs 5.16A 1914 plus 1-32,
and short reichsmarks 95as
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Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston 121Ac dis
count Chicago. 25c discount; San Francisco. sight
1oc premium telegraph 12lac premium; New Or
leans. commercial 75cds1 discount, bank 81 pre-
MUM; Charleston, buying par, selling 1-1Oc pre-
mium st. Louis. SOC discount bid, zoe discount
asked.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York exchanges
1901. .352. .663, balances S120s0. .7O4; Chicago, ex-
changes $41,4O7s4s balances S2,44O344; Boston
changes S26 716,565. balances $7S44 761; Philadel
pha, exchanges s17.61S 281, balances $1.26S,559
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 51Tsc. Mexican
silver dollars. 45c. Bar silver in London closed
% 1516d: advance Lied.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 1135; Lisbon.
II 80.
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York Is quoted at 2.0t%
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington, 81 043 1914; internal rev.
receipts. S56i,3S6 miscellaneous receipts, sS3
39S. Receipts for the day s169O Ss9 expenditures.
81 900 Receipts for the month to date, SILL.
OPS $40; expenditures. $12.320O0O; excess OF
penditures. 81 291.l5S Receipts for the fiscal year
date. $156S127S4; expenditures $191. .466 .479
of expenditures. $34.653.6 695
SUB-TREASURY-The Treasury was debt
to the Clearing House fl,137195
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Business in the market for outside securities was
almost at a standstill In only 1e" =, W tt~ta-
rined issues was there any animation. The higher
priced stocks were neglected, only rev hunGIe ,
lhares being dealt in here and there fI.Ses .Se.
showed no particular change worthy OF iilentIo
from TUESDAYS close alternating only srnan IIao a
tlons in either direction North Butte Ex'ensiot
So o. dorstood to include a reduction In the par
,,a,,1e and the issuance of 10000 shares OF stoch-
ornhan Copper was offered down to IA In DohdS
Tidewater notes were down u Consohoateo Steam
shin As ruled steady.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR

IA DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
- The Tribune received Uptown Office
1864 Broadway between Seth ard 3Tth SITS until 8
o'clock 2 m Advertisements received following
branch Offices regular Office p.
viz: 2e4 Sth s e 23d I53
I2h Io4 East I4th 2a7 West 42d between
9Th and sth 263 West 125h 1923 30 ave- 1926
ave: 6lsr l7OS near st: 157
East I25th 75s fremont ave: $50 Sd ave. any
American District Telegraph Once.
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Financial Meetings.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE sHARETiOLD-
y ers of The National OF North America in the
CITY of York. that meeting Of the stockholders
vi be held Office Of Charles 4. Hanna, Receiver
a Exchange Place. City. the 2lst day Of
Octot-r A NJ. for the purpose of electing
s. Agent 10 the Bank Will be
se-red delivered accordance with the provisions
q Section O Act Of Congress entitled. An Act
AUtharznk the appointment OF Receivers OF National
Other Purposes. approved June 30, 1876
ana amendarory thereto approved B. 1892
and March the purpose OF continuing the
Recevershp in accordance with the provisions Of the
last named Act
LAWRENCE 0. MURRAY.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
SEPT j.. 1865
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money In
London, q per cent; open market discount
for short bills. 7-l6q1E per cent long bills, IA
per cent Berlin discount rates. 2s per cent. Paris
discount rate, 15-i6 per cent. Paris exchange on
London. Is francs l0A centimes. Berlin exchange
on London 20 marks 40 pfenngs Bar gold. It's 1lIsd
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consos for
money. 81 1916 per cent: for the account "A lb-l6
French rentes, So francs 10 centimss.
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Bowling Green Trust Co..
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD Pr.,,S...
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Prss,d.-.
CHAs. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vics-Prs.is.-.
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. 4 Trs,.
WILLIAM NJ LAWS seers..-1
DIRECTORS.
Charles P Armstrong, George j. Gould
Frank Brainard. John A. Hilton.
Harry Bronner. Edward 7. JeEery,
Franklin .. Brown. Winslow 8. Pierca
Robert G. CloTTy, Morton z. Plant,
Edmund @. Converse, Dick s. Ramsay.
VIM Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. schsuek
P. G. Costello. Andrew Squire,
Grenville NJ. DtIge. William a Taylor,
A. Goepel, John P. TruesdaII
Edwin Gould, Z z. G. Young.
Frank j. Gould
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DiTidend Notices.
REALTY ASSOCIATES
l16 Remsen Street. Brooklyn. y. Y.

I76 Remsen Street. Brooklyn y. Y.
DIVIDEND NO. IL
September 2s 1903.
The Board Directors this day declared a SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT. and an
EXTRA DIVIDEND from the earnings year OF
TWO PER CENT. upon the capital stock Of this Com
pany. payable October 18th 1905
the Of business P. NJ Thursday.
tober sIh, 1905.
HENRY A FREY, Treasurer.
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY.

a dividend O OeE-HALF OF ONE PER CENT. on
the Preferred stock has been declared payable
18th. 1eos preferred stockholders Of record
close OF business October 5th 1905 which
time the transfer books close for the meeting
AID reopen the morning Of October 29th 1905
Checks mailed. Z ". HYDE Secretary.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchanges:
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OFFICE OF THE
NFII WORK. nnGE CnNSD

New York, September 18th. 1908.
The Board Of Directors has declared a dividend o
TWO PER CENT on tne Preferred Stock Of the Com
rany, payable October 18th stockholders Of record
a the close CT business October l, 1905.
GEO. E SPENCER, Treasurer.
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eoEvRNNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Tues
I'VE
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charlie. D. Barney Co. No. IS Broad
street. New York No. l22 South 4th street
EhiIadelphial
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Estate Mary LyIes deceased John z Lott attorney.
so shares Bond and Mortgage Guarantees Com ,.
80 shares United shoe MACHINERY Corporation
common
70 shares United shoe Machinery Corporation -,
$50 shares Brooklyn city Railroad Co1lpany. 80
IS shares Importers and Traders National =
IS shares Market and Fulton National Bank. 24Ss
90 shares American Cotton oil Company COM -.
...--.......-.-.- 34B
25 shares American Cotton OF Company pre- -.
- shares Title Guarantee and Trust company 410
$4,000 Northern Pacihc-Cireat Northern Per cent
joint bonds. due July. 1921 interest Ja1u- -
$1,000 Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad 81
per cent bond. due 1893. interest Jan1sTy .,
and July. 80. ..---.------ n
$1,000 Chicago. Burlington & quincy Rasl-'a5
cent bond. due February. 1922. f1-s-sst ,ns
February and August ~
5000 Brooklyn Union Gas Company 5 Per cent
bonds. due 1e4S interest May and Ncveaa- ,osx
luos
$1,000 linton Ferry Company S per cent boad das
November, 1920: interest May and Ncven- -
BY order OF executors .x
share New York Law Institute -
For account Of whom it concern
$50 Lawrence HaE5or and Land Improvements
Company first mortgage 8 per cent bonds
due November !. 1911; interest May ana a. IN
90 November; lot .-----'s siss
100 shares Ferris Avenue Realty Company lots-'''
80 shares Long Island Bond and Mortgage IN
Guarantee Company -
IS 900 The Londonderry Iron and Mining Com
pany. Limited first mortgage per cent
gold bonds. due Nav l. 1888. lot 80
10 shares Columbia Trust Company .-....---s
so shares PheniN National Rank. -........-. -
100 shares Carnegie Trust Company -
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American TeIenhone and TnIerranh Cnmnanr

Dividend of Two Dollars per share Will be paid
Thursday October 10 1905 stockholders record at
the close OF business Wednesday September 1908
WIN. r DRIVER, Treasurer.
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SECURITIES Al AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday as
auction at the Exchange SaIes-oom by Adrian 4
Muller & Son:
Estate OF Mary c Lyles deceased John Z Lott attorney
so shares Roni az
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@ En- t3
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La Ross Consolidated Mines GunganT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a dividend u .s-..
per the quarter ending August 3lst =,
been declared upon the outstanding capital stock ~
Company. will be paid the 20th day o. ocrossr
1903 20 shareholders OF record October p. 1908
By order OF the Directors the transfer books WIN :.
closed p and 2Dth day of Ocrobsr. Iss
day inclusive
Dated 22d day % September. 1908.
LA ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES COMPGyT
Per D. A Dunlap. secretary-Trsasu-.-
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A PARTY OF ENGLISH AND SCOTCH INVESTORS
~ arriving New York Oct 8. per : L-sl,arla.
would Ike Joined by others IN coal mining PROPOSE
tIons West Address L. Box As q New
York Tribune York city.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Oct. 7. p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities closed steady. Final prices follow:
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COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.

Furnished corrected daily BY Stewart Lockwood
No. 43 Exchange Piace)
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interchangeable. tCoupon tRegistered
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNTTY
party OF satisfactory standins. wishing s15a-x
IN clean high class business seeking s1ch aa
opening for son. learn OF Il BY addressing
H T. WILEY.
so Church St, New York Ciry.
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Actual Sales !,

ocK EXCHANGE SALES WEDNESDAY OCTOBER T. 1908.
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BANK STOCKS.

Reported BY Clinton Gilbert. No. Wan street,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
HERMANN SURE
Of HIS JOB AGAIN

CINCINNATI jan 6.-The> mogpls
Tof the baseball world gathered in Gin.
cinnati today. some arrayed in\ war
paint, others carrying olive branches
Joe O'Brien. president OF the Amer
lean association, his head bursting
with mental notes taken at recent
meetings of the conspiring American
association magnates, was on deck
1t was thought he would ask the
national commission for permission to
place club in Chicago. The nation
al association was represented by a
commission of FIVE which came to the
meeting to secure a few concessions.
The association is anxious TO have
the committee put stop to the major
league habit OF grabbing young players
before they had joined class A ball
clubs. They claim that by doing this
the majors make the game too costly
for the owners OF the smaller teams.
Garry Hermann Is thought sure to
be reelected president OF the national
commission. and John L. Brush secre-
tary.
IL Is expected that Hermann will an
nounce the name OF the new manager
OF the Reds today or tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
SCANT HOPE At
ANN ARB0R NOW

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Jan. 6.-Michi-
gan must now either get out or get
kicked out of the big nine" That
seems to be the verdict here. Prof.
Patterson, Michigan's chairman OF the
board OF control, has returned from
Chicago.
Michigan naturally belongs in the
western circuit, and | would like to see
the return OF cordial relations" he
said. Il simply went as the Michigan
representative to present certain
things to the conference. | was under
instructions and followed them. will
say. however, that when Michigan can
celed the conference rules year ago
that if conditions had been reversed
and any other college had been in the
position of Michigan and il | had had
carte blanche. | would have voted to
expel that college from the confer
ence.
Il will simply report to our board
of control that Michigans recommen-
dations were turned down, and it Is
now up to the board of control. which
will meet some time this week"
Several prominent men interested in
Michigan athletics were interviewed
today, and the consensus of opinion
is that the big nine" will stick to the
''fve-game limit rule" A year ago it
was favorable to the extension. but
the necessary two-thirds vote was shy
when it came to referring 1t back to
the colleges.
The coming week will be one Of his
tory In athletics in the University OF
Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
PENN WILD OVER RESULT
OF BASKETBALL TRIP

The University OF Pennsylvania bas-
ketball team returned from its western
trip and was given a warm reception
by the students On the good show
ing made on the trip the members
OF the team and its supporters are
figuring on winning the intercollegiate
championship this year.
Six games were played on the trip,
which just lasted a week. and Penn
yfTaffist won every game, scoring a
total of 175 points to l02 for its op.
ponents.
York was defeated is to IL in On
exciting contest on Dec. q, and the
next night Pennsylvania played the
Naval academy at Annapolis. winning
easily by the score OF 81 TO 10. The
third game was played at Johnstown.
where Pennsylvania had 80 to IS
victory. and they followed this up by
defeating the Western University OF
Pennsylvania team the next night by
a score of 81 to- 10. On New Years
day the team met Detroit. which was
defeated % to IS In a hard-fought and
closely contested game. and the trip
wound up at Columbus on Thursday
night with victory by the score of
"a 20 q.
In addition TO making clean rec-
ord of victories on the trip. the Quak-
ers proved strong drawing card IT
every point and the trip was a big
financial SUCCESS. AT Detroit the
game was witnessed by Coach Yost. OF
Mfcf1fran football fame. rost had seen
the Yale team play at Detroit, but
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
THE HIGH DOLLAR FOR THE TIGER CLUBS
.BIG THREE" WHEN 1908 CONTRACTS Go OUT

term contract entitled him TO draw
$500 per year This year Bobby viii
bee lucky 10 get $4,000, in spite Of the
fact that ne is the king OF the short
stops OF his organization.
Willie Keeler may have drawn S4,-
600 last year on another one OF these
wartime documents Willle's figure
in 1908 will probably be about $500,
The Athletics. who ran SO close a sec
ond to the Tigers last year, did not have
a $4,000 man on their list II inside
knowledge is 90 be credited, George
Stone may have another year TO run
on a contract for $500, signed when
be was the batting king of the league.
Last year Cobb played ball for So
500, though his pOst-season bonus
raised this figure 10 the neighborhood
OF $1,000. Common report on the De
troit club last year placed Crawford
as the highest-salaried player and
Sans 1907 season was the best of his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
FARRELL SURE
HAL WILL PLAY

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--No stock is
taken by Frank Farrell in the latest
story that Hal Chase is going TO join
the California State league. the coast
outlaw organization.
Chase has signed a contract TO
play with the Yankees next season
and the season of 1909 also" says
Mr.. Farrell. and l do not take any
stock in these rumors that he will not
come 10 New York. He has written
me that he will join the Yankees in
Atlanta, and | feel confident that nc
will live up to his word and his con.
tract. Chase Is a sensible young fel-
low and is not going to be foolish
enough To stand in his own light and
ruin the most promising baseball ca
reer that any player ever had"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
CLEAN HOUSE WIT II
AN AUTOMOBILE NOW

Every few days we hear OF the auto
mobile being put to some new and
practical The very latest thing
is portable vacuum and compressed
air housecleaning plant "built like an
automobile" This new invention is
being put on the market by the Va
CUM n Compressor Co. Toledo.
The mechanism which produces
the compressed air and operates the
vacuum, together with the engine
which propeis the ,car and operates
the producing plant Is mounted on a
chassis OF latest automobile design.
Sufficient compressed air is develop
eel 10 operate all the riveting ham
mers, drills. etc, that would be in
use at any one time in the construc-
ton Of a sxyseraper building This
makes the machine useful for steel
construction work, sand blasting.
paint spraying, etc. for which II is
used when not housecleaning, making
II an "all.year-round" machine. .r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
CMALL CPORTING
- TALK O WORLD

Now the siSst players are talking re-
form--donner und blitSenl
Entries Open today for the ID. A. G.
handbaIl tournament
Detroit bea.s. swee-ah-Jeanings-
bowling league.
Horace e. Dodge A. the new commodore
Of the Crosse Pointe Ice Yacht ciub
Jack Crooks, one OF the old-time star
second basemen, has fallen heir 10 a
fortune OF s7so.ooo;
TIE Cincinnati tournament has boosted
the prize list by promising the high
man of every five-man team. pnze
The Gas. Co. team of the Commercial
league has oterhauled the Farrands
and the two are how tIed TOT tDe
lead
The rceest epidemic Of appendicitis
among eastern bail players Is due.
according To Owner Dewey OF the
Boston Nationals. TO the scandalous
amounts which said players eat
the game turns up with a statement
that the squeeze play Is as old as
the rock-rtbbed hills.
The Gr.sa Circuit stewards meet i'm
New York next week and IFS dollars
to doughnuts Daniel J. Campau asks
and gets the usual opening dates for
Detroit
Hay Ewry says Mat. Hnlpip o. liar.
Thus do the prominent figures ~
sport manage 10 assist US in passing
an Interesting winter.
AcrDpA1ng 90 a local morning paper.
Lucky Baidwtn,s connection with the
~ I. al - 49,
storr pnonopoligt
Th< pensant bog has Kissed Columbus
10 rrnny yearB that the management
doesn't. take n rhnnce on anything
--s11nrt ~ xtrst piRe<s .s,f uss.r ,fels,e
would 70 70 pftces safN The Soma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06

one of rather uncertain prospects.
The magnates are always In close
touch with the financial situation and
with each other as well.
In all probability. the contracts prof
fered Cobb, Crawford and Donovan
will be right round the $4,000 mark.
And don't forget IL. they won't have to
60 aboVe,s3,soo TO be the highest sal
aried men in baseball either. eastern
"bunk" stories regarding $1,000 sti
ponds to the contrary, notwithstand-
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06

ing up a score of So TO % The shop
team is rapidly coming TO be real
lied one OF the strongest lives in the
city.
Hal Chase hns siEnedJ Hal Chase In
outlawed; Hal Chase IL married. Hal
Chase will pray the outneld next
year; Hal Chase has retired from the
game and witt run a cigar store
Wonder what Griffith is paying for
press agents. anyhow -
Secretary Hnnrnhnn of the windsor
track says that he expects TO fur
nish the annual curtain-raiser To the
Grand Circuit as usual this year. and
predicts four $4,000 purses, two OF
which will be for the M. & NJ and T.
OF g. candidates.
ny n vote Of TO q. the conference col
schedule and Michigan will have to
subscribe to that and the other con-
ference regulations before Feb. 1 or
T consider herself fired. Prof. Patter-
son, the u. OF M. representative, de-
MES that he got sore and left the
room at this juncture
Can a. no that the friends of India.
Iongboat got him suspended Just TO
save him from those New York fell
lows who were after him so hard that
have bcrr Unfy matter OF
time when ne would have been
forced 10 plead guilty to charges Of
professionalism?
EfrIng on your female wresfIersi Cora
Livingston will flop EN- at local
theatsr this week. IL Is feared the
competition Iocally will be slack
though. II the. visiting lady wants
rough house, court records would
make il look as ~ there were plenty
on hand who woula be willing 10 trot
heat with her. hair-puiling and
ce-scratching not barred.
Fred Glade ernits from oklahoma n
gladstone whoop. He Is tickled to
death TO play for Mr. Griffith. and Is
oh. SO glad to get away from the
hOodOo that beeet him irP st. Louis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
OPERATION ON
DUTCH, SUCCESS

The operation TO which Herman
Schaefer, the Tiger second-sacker.
submitted Saturday at Grace hospital
Was a complete snccesS- and-so mark.
ed was the ball players recuperatve
ability that on Monday he was able tn
sit up and move round the ward to
which he was assigned.
SehaefeF says that -hospitaf au=
thorities Will have a hard time keep
ing him inside for the remainder of~rhe
week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06

tors have just hired Jack Taylor. the
former Cub pitcner, as well as Con
galton, the Boston and Cleveland
outnelder They also have the prom
Use OF a iirst-class twirier from Bos-
ton Americans.
Judging from reports. Feaby got the
glory and crossed Mr.. Gotch on the
return match. while the latter kept
the money.
A stcepIcchase Jockey wa. ruled on nj
New Orleans Thursday for doing
what everybody knows a stecplechase
jockey must do once in a while II he
desires to feed himself regularly, and
that is cheat
Mr.. Hughes ~ the irst New York gov
ernor 20 take sides fatty against the
racing game With the pool rooms
at his back he II throwing a scare
into the Jockey club Mhich-ha-s made
that august body reel.
The Inter-Iake Ia discussing n race
with the Boston Yacht club. be-
tween two representative iS-footers
OF each nect. the event 10 alternate
annually between the salt and fresh
water
Those s0s ss s bend g brIsS
get into a Epat Harry Pnlliam- and
Ihresident BARRIER OF the Louisville
club. advised each other to seek the
statements which they published
simultaneously
Nathevson says that ~ he teaches the
West Point pitchers control he Will
have accomplished the main thing
In tho coaching line and all recollec-
ton OF college pitchers goes 70 sub
Stantiate this view.
Frfcndless and sick. George Dixon.
once champion OF the featherw eignts
asked admission TO charity ward
In Bellevue hospital Wonder where
Tom ORourke is, whom Little Choc-
olatc" made wealthy
-
The burroughs Heprenr afafive team
-foasi% Ff,kffeefflraf e "a thu Adrian
Guards AZ basketball SATURDAY. roll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06

ing $4,000 for his years work.
Thercois not a player, not manager
as well, who is drawing $4,000.
There is not player whose con.
tract for 1903 will call for $4,000, un-
Tess possibly IL may be the trio Of De-
troiters mentioned aboVe-the men
who topped the American league, each
in his own particular field Of effort.
One OF the few survivors OF the war
time supends last year was Bobby
Wallace of the Browns, whose long
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-06
A. A. u. AFTER YALE
BASKETBALL FIVE

Because Yale played basketball
against the George Washington FIVE
after they had been notified that o1e
OF her opponents was a professional,
the A. A. U, has another fight on its
hands.