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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
PICK SITE FOR SEWER
PUMPING STATION

report favoring the purchase OF
a strip of land at the foot or Park
view-ave.. adjoining Water Works
park, for the new sewer pumping
station will go to the council Tuesday
evening. The price asked for thu
land is $40 900 and II includes $1,000
square feet OF space.
This Is particularly important a.
the city owns no dock east OF Bates
~. at the present time, all othcr doct-
age property being in the hands or
pnvate parties.
Two other sites have been offered.
each being about one.third the sixo
OF this and the prices being $4,000
and $4,000. respectively. These pieces
OF land are on St Cilir-ave.. east OF
the water works pump ping station.
I'VE can build a pumping station
that will be an ordnament 10 the
river front on this Site" says Com
missioner Haarer The appropri-
alton will be sufficient for this site
and good building etSo. Il believe.
City Engineer Mccormick sees
other advantages In the sites as u
viii be possible 10 bring coal fr ~
vessel and unload II right ct tho
plant. The site Is partially under
water so that II can be used a. .
city dump for long time to come.
There will also be room for auv 9th
er buildings or sheds that the de-
partment Of public works may desire
to construct In the eastern enc o.
the city. t&
II the council approves Of the pnr.
chase of site next week. work o.
the big Crosse Pointe interceptlno
sewer can be started at ones and TIE
big bore finished In time to pfovou1
foods In the eastern end q The ~
such as occurred last v1ntoe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
F. w. STEVENS is HEAD
OF STATE BAR ASSN

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June 81
Asserting that the corporation, as so
far exemplified In the history OF Amer
lean business had proved an 'unwor-
thy instrument" Judge Peter 8.
Grosscup, of Chicago. addressing the
Michigan Bar association, pleaded for
more honesty In its conduct, urging
that corporations would not fulfill
their ultimate end until prosperity Is
peopleized."
The following officers were elected
and the association adjourned:
troit: vice-president. Michael Brown.
Big Rapids; secretary, w. ]. Land
man, Grand Rapids: treasurer. Will
liam Z. Brown. Lapeer; members OF
the board of directors. John w. Beau
mont, Detroit; Harry Z. Lockwood.
Monroe: Harry c. Howard. Kalama-
700: r. r. Pealer. Three Rivers; Will
liam X. Clute. Ionia; John J. Carton,
Flint; Seth w. knight. Mt. Clemens:
Watts s. Humphrey, Saginaw; M. b.
Danaher, Ludington: Dever s. Hall,
Bay City; N. o. Griswold. Greenville:
Allen r. Reese. Houghton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
SHAH, VICTORIOUS.
PROMISES PARDON
PERSIAN RULER, AS GUNS BOOM,
SAYS HE'S SORRY FOR
CARNAGE.

LONDON. June 26-The Daily
Nails Teheran correspondent says the
shah gave an audience Thursday to
the city notables and some deputies.
He promised to pardon all the
guilty persons. even the members OF
the political clubs. He regretted that
anarchy brought about by the late
constitutional government had COM
PEELED him to act as he had. One OF
the deputies thanked his majesty for
ending the anarchy.
The shah's victory is complete The
country is not ready for complete
constitution, although the shah viii
doubtless uphold the semblance OF
one The Cossack camp has been
ordered broken up.
ST PETERSBURG. June ga dis
patch from Tabriz, Persia, states that
the reactionaries were victorious in
fighting with the revolutionists. About
one hundred persons were killed or
wounded. Negotiations for peace are
now going on.
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Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

FEE, June 27.-Mulai Hafid. the
usurping sultan Of Morocco, has sum-
moned the Caids to his palace here
and peremptorily instructed them 10
raise an army Of $4,000 men from the
neighboring tribes.
VIENNA, June 27.-Prince Emile OF
Fuerstenberg Koenigshof, and the
other members OF that family have
Withdrawn their opposition TO the mar
riage OF Princess Amelie, sister Of
Prince Emile, to Gustav Koczian.
agent OF q German automobile firm.
with whom the princess lately eloped.
LISBON, June 27.-Queen Amelie.
widow OF the late King Carlos. left
here today for Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
Her majesty Is taking with her thu
gifts which King Carlos had intended
for President Penna on the visit
which he had planned to make 10
Brazil this year.
BERLIN, June 27-Prince Won
Buelow gave dinner last night in
honor OF DR.. David Jayne Hill. the
American ambassador to Germany.
The members of the diplomatic corps,
the higher officials OF the foreign
ONCE aud the stan OF the, American
embassy also were the guests OF the
imperial chancellor.
TANGIER, June 27.-Sultan Abdel
Alb has applied to certain French
bankers for a new loan of s600.0G
as security for which he offers mort
cages on property OF the government
at Tetuan. Rabat and Sam. Mulai
Hafld. the usurping sultan at Fec. IS
causing agitation at Rabat. where Ab
del Aziz now is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
STANDARD OIL SUIT
MAY DRAG FIVE YEARS

WASHINGTON, uJne 27.--The case
against the Standard OIL Co. institut-
ed at St Louis by the federal govern
ment under the Sherman antitrust
law will consume at least FIVE years
In litigation, according TO the best
opinion in the department OF justice.
and will cost the government more
than $4,000.
II Is admitted by the administration
that the task OF dissolving a great in
dustrial trust and restoring its sew
eral units to a state OF competition
is a mighty one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
Sunday Excursions on the White star
Line

Sunday. June 2Sth and every Sun
day thereafter the White Star Lines
magnificent steel steamer Owana will
make an excursion trip TO Sugar Isl.
and park and Toledo. leaving Detroit
at S:45 a. m. and returning at D. m.
The steamers Tashmoo and City OF
Toledo will make the excursion trips
TO the Flats. Tashmoo park and, Port
Huron way-ports. leaving Detroit at 3
a. m. and 2:30 p. m. The round-trip
fare TO Sugar Island will be IS cents:
70 Toledo. so cents; 10 the Flats and
Tashmoo park. rs cents; to Port
Huron. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
shah's Aunt Kills Self.

LONDON, June ga Times dis
Patch from Teheran says: "The re-
dictionaries are masters Of the situa-
ton here. A panic prevails. All the
newspaper Offices and the Anjuman's
premises have been looted and closed.
The shah's aunt. the wife Of Zahirh
Ed Dowleh, committed suicide on
Wednesday when her home was de-
stroyed."
Another dispatch says that in the
two days fighting l64 soldiers and 800
nationalists were killed and wounded.
Rebel troops are reported to be march
ing towards Teheran and the shah has
sent out 5000 men to give battle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27

can use the wireless telephone APP
paratus.
Mr.. Clark predicts that long dis.
lance wireless telephone communica-
alton will be established between
many long.distance points. as between
the United States and Cuba. between
the United States and South Ameri-
can ports, and he even looks for the
establishment OF communication be-
tween England and the United
States.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27


JACKSON, Mich, June 26.-"Yes.
it's true that I owe Mrs. Shilling
money for which ! have never given
her an accounting. but I never had
any dishonest intentions. I supposed
that my relatives would settle tho
matter"
SO declared Robert Campbell. we'll
known Jackson attorney, when he
was brought back from Ann Arbor by
Under Sheriff Stroebel last night ON
warrants charging him with embez-
xtement and larceny.
Campbell offered last night to settle
with Mrs. Shilling, paying her the
$60S.37 which he admits owing her.
Charles J. Smith, Mrs. Shilling's
brother, who swore out the warrant,
was willing to drop the case on this
condition, but Prosecutor Williams
positively refused. declaring that he
intended to prosecute Campbell
Campbell's. troubles arose over the
estate OF John Smith, who died In
Grand Rapids. 1t was impossible to
locate his heirs, and the estate re-
yerted to the government Afterward
the heirs we're found In the persons
OF Charles j. Smith and Mrs. Mary
Terey. OF this city. and Mrs. Gather
inc Shilling, Of Valley City, N. d.
Campbell was engaged to recover the
estate from the government. In maxi
ing the complaint for his arrest,
Smith alleges that the attorney failed
to settle with Mrs. Shilling. telling
her he was unable to recover the
money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
EAST BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. June Especial Cat
tle-Recetpts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1000: medium and heavy.
t6.50a6.55: workers.. ts45 Ns50; pigs,
t5.sOn6. Sheep--Receipts light and
steady. Calves-Top. 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27

Busine-s-Iike Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kind, that
looks right Times Printing Co.. Is
John R--st- Phone 1tse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
ATTY. CAMPBELL. IS
MISSING; SECOND
WARRANT OUT
POLICE or MANY CITIES ARE
NOTIFIED TO be ON The LOOK
OUT TO APpREHENp JACKSON
LAWYER.

JACKSON, Mich, June 27.--Believ-
ing that Attorney Robert Campbell,
arrested on a charge OF endorsement,
was about to leave the county. Sher-
III Bean. OF this county has wired Of
ficers OF many seaports to arrest him
on sight.
Campbell left Jackson yesterday
morning. telling his bondsmen, Geo.
NJ. Smalley and II. J. Davis, that he
was going TO Ann Arbor for the day.
Prosecuting Attorney Williams last
night directed Sheriff Bean TO learn
II Campbell was in Ann Arbor. The
sheriff ascertained that the attorney
had not been seen in Ann Arbor-
Neither had he been at Ypsilantf,
where he has relatives. The sheriff
telegraphed to New York. Boston,
Montreal and other ports on the the
DRY that Campbell Is headed for Eu-
rope. He also communicated with
the officers at Cheboygan to ascertain
IL Campbell Is al his summer home at
Mullet Lake. The services OF the
Pinkertons we're also secured.
Campbelrs examination was set for
today Another warrant charging
embezzlement was issued Friday for
Attorney Robert Campbell. the we'll
known Jackson lawyer. who was ar
rested Thursday In the psychopathic
ward OF the university hospital charg-
ed with larceny and embezzlement In
the sum OF $60S37 The later war
rant was sworn TO by Pauline Ragot-
zky, who alleges that through the
manipulations of the attorney she lost
s26S,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
Harry Hedges Goes to Toronto.

Harry II. Hedges, for two years
manager OF the Gayety theater, has
resigned his position. and will be-
come manager OF the Star theater In
Toronto.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27

The best IL always ahead. That IL
why Stroh's Beer IL used In thousands
OF the best homes This fact bears In
case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ting Co.. Is John R--st. Phone 1895.
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Aisz.assr. umsrsiia.. ~ ns-rs>
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
Sporting Notes

Lafayette High of BunaIe win fur.isl,
day.
Watkins, one of Yost's fuiibacks, 4.
threatened with congestion of the
Eastern and western High enter their
annual shindy Friday afternoon AT
There IL no chance Of a New Yerk-De-
troit series this fall. The Giants
have dispersed to =. certain extent
They are ressrfacing the Kalamazoo
track and are going TO increase the
seating capacity OF the grandstand
Ohio state claims that both regular
haifbacks will be out Of the game
Saturday. when the Buckeyes stack
up against Michigan.
Eugene BresIer will have charge of the
gate, Jake MaHer will be coach. and
Fred Shlnnick will be the manager
of the ID. A. G.. basketball team this
year Alex McDiarmid will be cap
tain. Mazer still sticks to II that he
win take year of
Clark L. Ring, Saginaw miiiionsire and
~ mighty good sport. has donated the
school athletes a fine field which he
will equip for them. The field IL on
the west side and n almost in the
heart OF the swell residence district.
IL comprises IL Acres.
Having suspended, pending inyestiEs-
ton the entire Washington club the
national commission now proceeds to
consider the case OF the Chicago
whitesox which IN somewhat differ
emit In the fact that the Senators
were under contract when they
played the Chicago outlaws. while
the Sox weren't.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20

II Organized baseball could only pro
wide the volatile James J. Callahan
with some lucrative position which
would remove him from the field OF In
dependent promoting II would be
worth while whether or not Callahan
really did anything In his new job for
the good OF the interests which would
be employing him.
Il would keep him out OF mischief
anyway.
Callahan Is now about the only thorn
IN the side OF the baseball trust. His
Logan Square independent team In
Chicago Is virtually the sole haven fer
baseball outlaws. within reaching dis
tance OF the big league circuit. Though
1t IL only mediocre aggregation, play
1ng fourth-rate teams on a park which
would hardly be credit to class c
league town, Cal and his team an
puAlly cost organized baseball a pretty
penny and a bunch of worry.
Callahan was great player once
on time. He was always genius.
He married we'll and is rich. He re-
CARDS his Logan Squares in the same
light as the mischievous small child
does the tick-tack which he unostenta-
fiously affixes TO the larlor window OF
che ncxt-door neighbor His attitude OF
baseball brigandage makes him many
friends and gives him an enthusiastic
local following in Chicago. He Is a
good fellow, dresses In the pink Of
fAshion, and is Always welcome
guest at the gatherings OF the various
players. Round the hotels in Chicago
(. he IN well known personally. He still
plays . mighty good game Of ball him
oeIf.
Callahan's chief delight is 10 be-
friend some player who has fallen out
with the powers that De. Perhaps the
star bf some team has contract
trouble. Perhaps he has been fined
and suspended. Organized ball gives
him no chance 10 ply his trade
otruightway he grabs the .attler and
HES himself to Chicago. The next
Saturday and Sunday the Logan
Squares have a wellpsid recruit and
the fact. duly heFalded tn the public
prints. packs the park. Mike Donlin,
captain OF the New York Giants,
D1ayed al one year with Callahan Ed.
KilIien. Of Detroit. was helped to earn
= living when he and Armour fell out
Tom Hughes. that most eminent OF all
baseball anarchists, Is playing for Cal
1ahau right now in fine defiance Of the
powers that be. Others have spent
periods OF varying lengths on Gala
hans team.
lust before the worlds series opened
IN Chicago. Callahan booked and
played game with the Washington
club, then transforming independent.
u. though still under contract. Last
sunday Callahan entertained the Chi.
cooo Box. Now the national connie
sion II considering for the steenth
time the case Of James J. Callahan.
UxDe6utf Uutfaw, harborer OF ineligibles
ou1 Gonerally persona non grata, and
The troubles into which he. with his
omoteh tongue and ready purse. has
GQC11led two American league clubs.
Ard said James J. Callahan doubt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
BY PAUL X. sRuskE.

With San Antonio, Tex, as base OF
the operations and seat Of the teams
early conditioning, and the great
training tour, President kavin 10 going
TO furnish his men with an innovation
next spring. IN taking over a stamping
ground that rs chiefly unknown 10
them and one which sees fewer big
league clubs than the central and east.
ern portions OF the south.
Mr.. NavtR is now hard at work on
his training trip schedule and ex'
peets 10 have this very well laid out
before he takes his annual vacation
which he expects 10 spend at some
sanitarium or sanitorium-he hasn't
exactly decided.
The big executive OF the Tigers was
never in better health In his whole
life. II might be added. but has been
sticking 80 closely to the details vi
running the club that he feels he
wants a change. Before he takes IT,
he Is going TO leave everything ship
shape, however.
From the present indications, the
Tigers will spend about ten days al
San Antonio getting into shape. They
then expect 10 start In and play about
20 games--considerab more than the
usual Detroit program, II might he
added. A schedule will be mapped
out TO include Fort Worth. Galveston,
Dallas and two or three other Texas
league teams. including San Antonio
Then will come series with the New
York Giants and the St Louis Cardin.
ais. both OF whom will be training In
Texas. After this the Tiges will start
on their swing northward. The West
ern association cities will furnish the
battle ground and games will be
played at Oklahoma City, Joplin,
Wichita. Topeka and one or two other
towns OF that circuit
Willett. Speer and Downs OF the
Tigers all come from this neck OF
woods and, as none OF the fans out
there have seen the Tigers on their
playing fields. II Is believed that the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
ITALIAN TEAM FAVORITE
IN BIG SAVANNAH RACE

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-In this age.
when the driver has become a being
OF human interest, and his personality
is tangible thing concerning which
the public Is curious. the characters
that will appear at Savannah when
the curtain Is rung up on the grand
prize race on Thanksgiving day are
worth mention.
On Thursday OF last week, IL mem
bers OF the Fiat team left Genoa on
the Koeniger Louise. Included In the
team are Navarro, Wagner and Bor-
dino. the latter being spare driver In
case injury overtakes any OF the stars
during practice.
Next Saturday the French and Ger
man teams will leave Cherbourg.
Hemery. Henriot and Erbe OF the IA.
nous Benz team will have week on
the ocean TO renew acquaintance with
Duray. the De Dietrich expert Szisz.
the little Renault driver and the Baz-
ard Clement pilots Hautvast and Rigal.
Fournier and Cagno, who will pilot
the 1l5 horsepower Italas. will arrive
about Nov /. while Poegge and Salzer
expect 10 ship their big Mercedes
racers on the same ship.
II is unfortunate that these drivers
who are the pick OF Europes best. will
not get here In time for the Wander
bilt. In which most OF them have par.
Iticipated In the past. before that event
was converted into a national race.
Before going TO Savannah. however.
IL Is planned to have the foreigners
try out their cars on the Motor Park
way. where next years international
gold cup race will be held.
Saturday. Oct. 81 has been selected
as the tentative date for this try-out
and big crowd who. through press
OF business, will not be able TO go TO
Savannah, will doubtless be on hand
to get the only metropolitan look this
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
led W|LLETT IS
A BRIDEGROOM

According TO the statement OF the
divine who performed the ceremony,
Eddie Willett, the Tiger pitcher, took
TO himself a wife In Windsor. Satur-
day. and is now in parts unknown on
a honeymoon.
Il performed the ceremony that
joined Edgar Willett and Emma Gen
ereaux. in bonds OF wedlock," says
Rev. Thomas Manning. OF the Cen
trail Methodist church in Detroit's Can
adam suburb. The groom was sure
ly the Detroit ball player and the
bride gave her residence as QueOec.
Rumor tells the story of a romance
which has been In progress for months
and which, despite parental opposi-
ton. eliminated as above.
Willett said nothing to any of his
comrades regarding the ceremony.
nor did any of the Tigers know he
was contemplating matrimony.
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PENN PREPARES
To FIGHT INDIANS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2O.-Whiie
most OF Pennsylvania regulars VIII
be given rest today. the substitutes
were given one OF the hardest scrim'
images OF the season yesterday with
the scrubs. The latter played the In
dian style OF game. both on onense
and defense, and held the varsity down
well. the latter making only two touch
downs. both the result OF long runs.
Draper became eligible yesterday
and played on the varsity for the first
time this season. He took his old
place at left tackle and CASTOR will
be shifted TO right tackle.
Plans have been made for Pennsyl.
vania's team to go TO Winslow juno
ton on Thursday evening to rest up
for the game with the Indians.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
SOUTHWEST WILL SEE TIGES
ON THE 1909 TRAINING TRIP

financial results OF the trip will be
far better than would have been the
case had the club followed the old
hackDeyed route leading through Lit.
tie RoEk. Memphis and the other
southern cities that see big league
ball every day during the spring.
COmiiS hack east the Tigers VIII
drop OF AT Springfield, Ill, and NAV
also make Evansville, Ind, these
towns supporting champion teams Of
the Three | and Central leagues re.
spectivoly. A series at Toledo which
will permit Detroiters TO drop over
and get an advance slant at the new
talent will be the curtain raiser for
the leagues opening in which Detroit
Is due 10 assist at st. Louis.
On one thing the Detroit manage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
JIMMIE CALLAHAN THE PECk'S
BAD BOY OF BASEBALL NOW

less chuckles In his sleeve and won
ders how many recruits the trouble
| Is going to bring him for the 1870"
Logan Squares.
Some time ago the national commits
sion ruled that any player competing
In game In which Callahan's team
figured would suffer suspension and
fine OF 5000. Callahan lay quiet dur
ing the regular season but broke loose
at It's close as above stated. He
promised every one Of the players that
lie himself would fight in the courts
any attempt to fine them and Gala.
hans promises are always regarded as
valid by the sporting fraternity.
There Is no occasion for any great
alarm I'm organized baseball over Mr..
Callahan's latest episode. The mag
mates will find some way OF wiggling
out OF the trouble and Washington and
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ment is taking a firm stand this fal'.
THERE SHALL BE NO MlSUNDER.
STANDINGS RELATIVE TO THE
RIGHT TO A PRACTICE PARK AT
SAN ANTONIO.
There are said TO he two parks In the
Texas city. one the league field ami
the other hotel grounds. Hughie
Jennings viii make a personal trip or
inspection along in December aud will
definitely close negotiations for the
exclusive use Of one or the other.
Last years work at Hot Springs
was so much OF a disappointment ow-
ing to the lack Of q practice field,
that the club 10 taking no chances
this year. The failure OF the men to
get into condition came near costing
the club the pennant through the poor
start which the men made In the first
three weeks OF the season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
To. Regulate
the Bowels
Keep the bowels regular.

This 10 the fret and most important
rule OF health.
You can depend on DR.. A. W. Chase's
Kidney and Liver Pills TO help you car
ry out this rule.
They effect prompt and thorough
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BY their enllvening action on the
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Mr.. Philip Buckle, Gypsum, Kansas
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There IL no question as 10 the eff
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