davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
BUQuEs hNuNc1ADos

vapor espanoi Catalina. Sali6 de
Barcelona e % del pasado para Ca
narias, Puerto Rico Y Cuba.
Consignatarios S. de. Izquierdo y Go
Vapor espanol Miguel Gallart. Sal
dra de Barcelona para esta, hacienda
las escalas intermedas, el 81 del CO
rrlente.
Consgnatarios, S. de Izquierdo y Go
Vapor cubano Julia FL l3 del ac-
tual recalara procedente de Habana y
pnertos intermedios.
Consignatarios, Villar Co.
Vapor americana Coamo. Recalara
procedente de New York el / del co
rTlente.
Consignatarios. The New York and
Porto Rico S. S. Co
Vapor espanol Conde Wifredo. Sal
dra de Barcelona el - del eorriente
para Canarias, Puerto RICO, Santiago
de Cuba, Habana Cienfuego.
Consignatarios, S. de lzqllierdo y Ct
Vapor americana Caracas Saldr;
para New York el II del corrIente.
Consignata tarios, Villar Y Co.
Vapor americana Philadelphia. f
Is del corriente recalara procedent'
de New York
Consignatarioe, Villar y Co.
Vapor americana j. IL. Luckenback
FL 13 del corriente saldra de New
York para esta.
onsignatarios, lnsuiar Line.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10

Goieta americana Camille May Pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
A LOS ABOGADOS

Ley de Evidenca segun Sc ha en- loo
stados Unldos de practicar la prueba de esti
COS por WILLIAM REYNOLDS Traducida con permso
del por los abogados don r Ulpiano Colon don
lose Tous Soto de venta las L1brer1as del boLrrS
Nero ANr1L Oimpio Otero. Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
DE LA LINEA DE BENNER

Goleta americana Ethee V. Boston.
Debe haber salido de New York para
esta, Ell Is del pasado.
Consignatarios, S. de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10

Goleta americana Bayard Barnes.
Saldra de New York para esta, ei
12 del corriente.
ConsigDatarios. s. de Ezquiaga.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
Tremendous Decline in River
Traffic on Lower Mississippi

ance Of water competition depends
very largely upon whether L is by
canal river. lake. or ocean It ap-
pears 70 vary with the physical char.
acteristics Of the nayigable water.
ways employed and the number and
size Of the vessels which can be used
thereon.
! The importance Of canals as regu.
lators Of freight rates, it Is shown.
Is much less 4 thanorfermyifTbtLlfw
is much less than formerly Relative
TO rivers. it is stated that their in
luence on railroad charges varies
with the length Of the nayigable route
aud also with the depth wharfage facil.
titles. etc. The Mississippi is parallel.
ed on both sides by railroads operat.
ing long trains over easy grades at
the least possible cost. River steam.
ers can still underbid the railroad to
some extent on local traffic, but they
are at disadvantage in loaking or
terminal expenses, and insurance or
risk, as well as on account OF the
rise and fall In the river It Is claim
ed that the railroads take traffic at
unduly low rates along the river and
at competitive points generally and
recoup themselves by high charges at
NON frvs stsnftffxsa v.ofrte
The serious declaration Is made that
in many cases railroads are probably
carrying goods at less than cost for
the purpose Of shutting out water
competition 1T Is evident that in
such cases an increase I'll the rail
rate would be an advantage to all
il Is declared. for il
would restore certain bulky traffic to
The waterways, where il economically
belongs, and leave the railway equip.
ment available for traffic properly
moving by land. and At the same time
possible a reduction 81 other
rail rates hy cutting off business done
a loss and by increasing the vol.
anne of profitable business. Nor
should tie railways fear the restora.
lion of water traffic % this extent. for
ne history Of water transportation
shows that il frequently makes traflc /
.or The railroads more than sufficient
p make up for the apparent loss of
BUSINESS
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

Lee Barrett went west last evening
J Y Roberts was IN Alton yester.
day
W = ciapham weut 20 Miami 70
day
Mrs, G =. t.ahmau spent sunday IN
Joplin.
Miss bowling went 70 Miami this
morning
], |. Morning made a business trip to
Alton today.
Mrs. Ike Gilstrap went to Pryor
Greek today
owen McNair Of Aluskogee vas
here Sunday
J &. Starr left last evening for
Washington, D G.
Or J.. J. Schmidt returned from
Tulsa this morning.
Seymour Riddle is at Pryor Greek
today attending court
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
CHARTERS ISSUED FROM
GUTHRIE ON SATURDAY

Guthrie. Okla May 3. Uncle Bnl
cross's force in the Office OF the sec.
retary of state are still engaged in
helping the state pay is obligations.
This Office has come to be recognized
as Q sort Of state gold.mlne. Among
the new charters granted Saturday
were the following
The Independent fuel Co. Of Tulsa.
capital $4,000
Builders supply 60 81 Muskogee.
capital $4,000
The Acme Investment Co. Of Col.
linsYille capital, $4,000
The Iowa Investment Co. Of Wau.
rika. capital so 900.
The Southwestern Motor Car Co. of
Mangum capital $4,000.
Armstrougnyrd Music Co. Oklaho.
ma City. capital y150.t00.
The Tyler.simpson Co. Of Gaines.
vile, Texas, filled the appointment OF
5. T Rladsoe OF Guthrie. as their state
agent
The Baird Investment Co. Of Arkan.
sas City, Kans. appointed GustaYe A.
Erickson Of Guthrie. state agent.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
CHARGES AGAINST
FEDERAL JUDGES
Hadley Requests Congressman Not to
Introduce Resolution Asking for
An Investigation,
Hy Associated Press

Py Associated Press
Washington. d. G. May 3 Making
serious charge against Federal
Judges John +. Phillips and smith
Mcpherson Of the western district Of
Missouri Representative Murphy Of
that state, introduced a resolution to
day. to investigate their conduct 10
the litigation between the state and
railroad companies, over the mafs
mum freight law and the Missouri
tWo-eent passenger rate Law.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
LOCATE ASYLUM
At COBB PLACE

The Ninita hospital for the insane
i to be located on the s. s Cobb
place northeast 0f town. This il the
decision of the state committee. after
q zen days deliberation on the pro-
posed sites. This announcement was
made BY telegram this morning to the
ioeai committee selected By the town
sD select the site.
The board of public affairs viii at
once advertise for bids on the con.
struction work, and It is probable that
before the month Of May has passed
actual work on the buildings win
be started.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07

Ey Associated Press
Jefferson City Mo. May s.-Gover.
nor Hadley today sent a telegram 10
Congressman Murphy of the sixteenth
Missouri district requesting the latter
not 20 introduce the resolution asking
the mousse to investigate the course
Of Federal Judges Mcpherson and
Phillips. In connection with the Mis-.
souri, rate cases
I wired Congressman Murphy be
cause the introduction Of this resoiu
tion might seem to attempt 70 In
iuenee the proceedings. pending in
the United States circuit courts. and
which VIII be heard Wednesday" " said
the governor
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
NEW GUARANTY BANK
CHARTERED At TOPEKA.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Topeka. Kanse May "a charter
vas gr nted today 70 the Kansas Bank
Guaranty 4 Surety Comany. with q
capital Of aye hundred thousand dol.
lars. This company is the outarowth
OF the action Of the federal govern.
ment IN refusing TO permit Kansas
national banks to participate IN the
state bank guaranty law, passed BY
the last legislature.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07

- AA~ tAt + &" fa-
to-day
( e 4 Eyra vas here NON Tulsa
Sunday
Prank Walker 81 MssEogee Is here
on business
Mr and Mrs Lee Martin we're here
yesterday from Adair
Mr and Mrs Guy Pattea left last
evening for Washington
Charles shoe q Blueiacket is trans
/ acting business III the city
Ira u Reem. organized for the F. A.
A.. Is here from Parsons. Kans
WI Il Patten and n W. Thomas
were here Sunday from Pryor Greek.
Don't fall 10 hear Dr. sam Steel in
Greenhorn Grit and Grace Thurs.
day night
r Wright arrived from Wevoka
last night He Is 4 erother.in-law 81
HI y Purdy and VIII probably locate
here
Carl Howel Of Blueiacket Is trans
acting business here today
Joe Mccullough Is among the ylsi.
tors here today from Alton
The work Of paving the alleys in
block 80 began this morning
Louis Baker Of Chaffee was here
today en route 70 Pryor Greek,
g G. Roberts. Gaylord Bebout and
& z Lahman drove to Grove yester.
day
The board ot county commissioners
are holding the monthly meeting to.
day
J p Crockett Of Alton was in the
city yesterday 20 witness the bali
game
Mrs Jake Burnett and Miss viua
Hulin 81 Alton visited friends here
Sunday
Miss betty Webb. Miss Lou Webb
and Miss Maud Lamar spent sunday
In Alton
Judge Tom Brown was here from
claremore this morning. en- route 10
Pryor Greek
The Craig county annual Sunday
school convention viii be held at
Welch. May ,6.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Rea returned
. okmulgee, last evening. after
lew days visit here
Mrs. Mary Anderson left last even
ng for Durant, Okla. where she has
accepted q position
Attorneys Workman, Howard and
Right Of Claremore we're here today
m route to Pryor Creek.
Miss Sarah sayles. a teacher in the
Miami schools spent Saturday aud
Sunday with B. G Rose and family
4 child's hat found on the street
Saturdays was left At the Chleftain
'tiiee The owner can have il 81
alling
W. f. Halseh, G. A. Davidson. r NJ
Burlington Chas Reideman and o +.
'onner went 20 McAlester today to
tteud a Masonic meeting.
J. II Murphy Df. Louis Ragby. J.
I. Butler and b Al Mcfarland, went
D McAlester today, 70 be Initiated IN
D the highest degrees Of Masonry.
George Schroeder OF Warrent0u.
io, has purchased the photograph
tudlo Of Miss May Shepard Mr.
chroeder Is an experienced photo.
rapher and comes highly recon.
tended.
J. r. Callahan. one Of the most
romlnent politicians IN the state was
! the city for visit with G. 7. Her.
od over Sunday II suitable invest
lents can be found il is probable that ,
IT Callahan will locate In Vinita.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Badgett enter
slned the Duplicate Whist club satur.
ay evening at their home ON North
unter street A most pleasant even.
lg was enjoyed by all present The
ext meeting will be 10 two weeks
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

Guy Patten returned from Tulsa last
evening
Mrs. Earl pendail went 70 Pryor
Greek today
Mrs. James RitcheY of welch is
visiting here today.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
EXCURSIONS
<s-.N
l7iS5I
FOR


u. 6. Y. Reunion, Memphis, Tenn.
June $40
G. A. r Reunion, Salt Lake CITY.
August gid
l. Q. O. F., Seattle, Sept. 2o-25
A-1-P Excursion Exposition, Seattle
ALL SUMMER
hpworth League. Seattle, July 7-12
Conference, Church Of Brethren.
Harrlsonburg, Va, May 26.June 3
MYSTIC SHRINE Frisco Official
Route) Louisville, June 7-10
Southern Baptist Convention. Louis.
vile, May 1919
Rates lower than ever to Colorado
California and the West
Askthe nearest Frisco Agent or write
C. o. JACKSON, Div. Pas. Act.
Oklahoma City
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
Weight Too hu(h for Messy
IN Exciting HandbaN Game

The famous and long awaited hand.
ball match between President John
Kelsey OF the Detroit Athletic club and
Sam Wick, the renowned orator OF the
Cass club reunions took place at the
club Friday evening. Wick winning
1l.6. lis.
The match had been arranged some
weeks ago. but absence from the city
on Kelsey's part and after-dinner EN-.
gagements OF Vick's kept the pair
apart until enthusiasm had been
famed 10 a fever heat. Several times
the sidebet was increased until 1t as.
sumed staggering proportions.
Kelsey went into the lead In the
first game al the start and at one
time had Wick, 6 10 2 The latter had
teen training hard for a month. how
ever, and conditions told from then
on, though ii had been agreed al the
start that two minutes should elapsc
as o recess at the completion OF every
other point
Bill Marie kept time and Johnny
Hayes acted as referee.
At the opening OF hostility Kelsey
steL ped on the scales and weighed
204 He lost 10 pounds during the
contest
Wick, like Jim Jeffries, admitted 10
240 pounds, but refused to allow the
scales to verify.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
Apprentice allowance claimed.
AT OAKLAND.

First Race. 7-l6 miles. purse; Mis-:
Picnic. 107, Geneva. l02; Easter
Roses. 1872: Galenegale, i02; Lady
Rucker. 1902. Roberta 1922 Redeem
lo2: Princess Viola. 81; Triloba. 81
Airie Fairie, 81: Amelie Rose, 81
Easter Roses and Triloba, Schneider
entry.
Second Race, furlongs. selling
Blameless. los: The Vicar lO5. All
ness. 1902: Osorine. 100: Evelyn X. 90.
Cooney Neff. So. Serenade. 49, Wais
enkind. 90; Frank Clancy, SO: Minnie
Bright. 81. Miss Bootless. "a. Bon
Fills, 81.
Third Race. furlongs: Ketchem
mike. 1O9: Collector ,Iessup, l07 Fo.'
dello. 1O6 Pho Pico. l04; Miderecho
IS. Work Box SO: Bishop W. 3d. Bub
bling Water, 80 Anna H. Daley SIS
Fourth Race. ! IA miles. Californ.
Derby: Lawton Virgins. 1922 Joe
Madden. 1872; High Private, ll9; Palo
Alto. III: Fanatic. III; Tom Hay
ward. ia. tHigh Private and Fana
tic. Forsythe entryl
Fifth Race. mile and so yards, sell
ing: Talamund, III; Surety, l09'
invader. l0s Taos l09 En- and En-
l07; Banposal, lO7; Woolma. lO7
l.ady Alicia. 100; Estella c.. loo;
sake. 1914; Sophomore. lO2; FL Picaro
10l.
Sixth Race. mile and so yards
selling Be Thankful. l08 Convent
Bell. l07. Barney Oldfeld. 1906; Katie
Powers. l02. Dainty Belle. 1902; 10,
Rose. 81. Steel. 81; The Peer. SO.
Weather. raining track. sloppy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
BURROUGHS TEAM is
READY FOR M. A. c.

The strong VI. A. c. team. which re-
Gently defeated Michigan, will make
It's second appearance in Detroit Sat
urday evening when 1t stacks up
against the husky bunch that max e
It's headquarters in the Burroughs Ad
ding Machine gymnasium, Second and
Amsterdam.ayes Ii took VI. A. $
life TO defeat the Burroughs at Ian
sing several weeks ago by margin
OF nine points and this game was
played according to intercollegiate
rules at that. The college stun was
strange to the shop boys bnt they are
right at home under the A. A. L. rules
and these will govern the Detroit
clash
l. The. Y. VI. I. and d. A. G. Reserves
and the Burroughs and Franklin Girl,
will furnish the preliminaries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
ey PAUL Il. eRuskE.

The National league needed pres'
dent and went out and dug him up
K This fact accounts for the prominence
OF recent years OF Harry Pnlllam' ioF
mer baseball writer and club secre
tary.
A person named Ban Johnson neeu
ed big league To give him some ap
propriate scope. He went out ana OF
ganized IT, For some years Ban mas
also been In the public eye, though M
achievements have differed materlai
ly IN many ways from those OF Mt
Pulllam.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE DOu
Up ITS PRESIDENT: THE AMER ,
CAN LEAGUES PRESIDENT WAS
THERE BEFORE HIS LEAGUE WAS
REALLY LAUNCHED.
When this difference In settlhg Is
fully appreciated one Is fairly Wei
prepared TO understand why II Is tha'
Ban Johnson emerged from the recenI
Chicago Bagttle OF Typewriter Hlii
unscathed. serene and happy, sustain
ed in everything he had started during
this extremely fussy winter while on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
TEAMS PICKED TO
STRU GGLE IN
DUAL MEET
o. u. 8. AND NJ. A. C. FRESHMEN AS
THEY WILL GO AT IT HERE
NEXT SATURDAY OFFICIALS
ALSO SELECTED.

Arrangements are already virtually
complete for the indoor meet Whlcn
will take place In the Detroit UniVer
sity School gymnasium on Elmwood
ave. Next Saturday aftrnoon. between
the home team and the VI. A. C. fresh
men. Coaches Knickerbocker and
Brewer have picked the men who Will
take part in the various events, the
conditions permitting each school 10
start two men in each OF the events.
though Tn most cases three men nave
been named.
Points will be awarded on the regu-
lar system OF Ave for first. three for
second and one for third, the relay
not counting.
Entries in the various events are as
follows:
BOYD. DASH-D. L.. 8. W. Spiegel
Z fCapt.D, J. SpiegeT, VI. A. C. t70vetarItt'
Patterson. Sanford.
so-YD. LOW HuRDLEs-D. L. ;. J.
spiegel. Barton, Hawkins NJ. =. c.
MrNabb Carney. Friar.
so-YD. HIGH HURDLEs-D. Y. s, J.
spiegel. Barton: Nj. A. c.. MeNabo'
seo-Yp. DAsH-p. L. :. w. spiegei.
Tuoney: n. A. c.. Lovelsnd, Pattison.
4so-YD. DASH-D. T. s. Kesterson,
seymour, M A. - Barrett ra't'so"'
ss0-YD. DAsH-D. L. s. Seymour.
Noble; NJ. A. c.. Perkins, Crib, Cham
MILE RUN--D. l.. 4. Newman. Noble:
M A. C.. Chamberlin Crib. Barrett.
POLE EAULT--D. L. =. Barton: NJ .,
A. c.. Warner. Mead. Bancroft.
HIGH JUMP-D. L. y, Barton.
Hawkins; NJ. A. c.. Lord, Burton. War
ner.
12-LB. SHOT PUT-D. L.. s. SpiegeL
Barton; NJ. A. ca Friar. Pattison.
RELAY 1.-TWO laps TO each runner)--
ID. u. s.. j. Spiegel. Hawkins. Tuomey
w. Spiegel. Huntington. NJ. A. C,
Loveland. Pattison. Sanford. Barrett
The officials Will be as follows:
starter-D. Collins. Central
Observation-Disclosures G. l. Brewe.
III. A. c.: Il. II. Woodward. Yale. /. IL
Reynolds. Detroit.
Field judges-H. G.. Blake. Dart
mouth: c.. w. Avery L.. Of NJ.
Track judges. French. L. OF NJ
j. ID. Kent Harvard: +. NJ. Benson.
Wesleyan.
Clerk OF course-P X Fletcher. -.
u. s.
Announcer-K. G.. Welch. ID. L. $.
Scorer--B. Fallon, II. L. ;,
The track on which the running
events Wilt be held. measures 20 laps
TO The mile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
ban AND HARRY-=THERE'S A
DIFFERENCE AND A REASON

Aud here is the u'iH IN the cocoa
nut
The National league policies are
planned by the majority among a
r.nch Of historically beliserent mag
mates.
zoe American league destinies are
shaped by one man who is the wisest
Eianner In baseball.
As long As Ban Johnson survives
and consents "a accept a regular re-
election as president OF the American
league-that league will be the one -
suImouni its obstacles In the correct
manner Ii Will have little dirty Inca
10 wash and What little IL does send
10 the laundry Will be disposed OF
quietly and without fuss
TT Is THE LEAGUE THAT WILL.
ENDURE. IF MATTERS EVER
COME TO 4 SURVIVAL OF THE
FITTIST.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
NJ MAHON GETS
TWO FAST PAGERS

The Chicago trainer Dick Mcmahon
has added 10 his stable two sensation
ally fast PAGERS in the 5-year'old stat
lion Aerolite. 3-year-old record 2:ll "a
and the mare Mona Wilkes. 2:O3 II
the stallion having been bought by
Mcmahon for $4,000.
Aerolite is regarded as the best slow
record PAGER in the world His mark
OF 2:ll3-4 was made in 1907, but the
same season be paced public trial In
2:05 -. the time being the same as
the worlds record for 3-year-old pacing
stations.
In the last TWO years Mcmahon has
won more races than any other driver
even did in the same length OF time,
and be has been especially successful
with PAGERS. Citation, 20l "a. Hedge
wood Boy. 2:02 l-2; Lady Maud c..
2:O4 IA, and Red Bow. 2:05 IA. being
samples OF his work in that line
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22

In spite OF the fact thar no automo
bile show In local history has even
been called upon 10 combat so herce
streak OF weather as the brand on tap
throughout the week closing Satur'
day the members OF the Detroit Auto
mobile Dealers association. whlch
stood sponsor for the event are unani'
nous In declaring the show the most
successful. everything considered In
the long series in which they nave
taken part as exhibitors.
That the AFFAIR will be repeated next
season Is an assured fact and that II
will be under identically the same
management from cellar To garrett Is
a certainty. provided the dealers
them selves have their way
While the formal attendance figures
have not yet been compiled. a consery.
alive estimate places the number In at
tendance al the show al $4,000 which
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
QUICK TEST FOR
CALIFORNIA LAW

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. 22.-Di.
rectors OF the Santa Anita race track
will hold a conference next Sunda
with T. II. Williams. president OF the
new California Jockey club, at which
plans for the continuation next winter
OF bookmaking and betting. In the face
Of the WalkerOus law. will be dis
cussed.
The struggle To defeat the purpose
OF the anti.betting legislation will be
carried on all summer. Turf Interests
will concentrate their fight AT Oak
land and 20 this end 1t has been de-
tided that the new California Jockey
club will extend It's meeting one day
over the legal period al the Oakland
track This will force the Oakland
authorities to make arrests. The race
track men will then have until next
winter 10 carry on the fight To test
the Walker Otis law and establish GER
tain points upon which they hope 10
build up a system OF personal bet
ting" at the Santa Anita anL the Oa.,-
land tracks at future meetings.
AT a meeting of the directors Of the
los Angeles Racing ASSOCIATION Sat
urday night II was decided To extend
the present meeting al Santa Anita
park 10 April %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
WILL Cy YOUNG
MOVE ON AGAIN?

A report from Chicago has II that
ICY Youngs stay on the Cleveland
club will be as brief as that or Kobe
Ferris al New York last winter. The
report has II that Young is TO be pass
ed on to st. Louis for Petty and How
ell
The report. as might be expected,
is denied by President Kilfoyle. OF
the Cleveland club.
Young pitched very poor ball for st.
Louis where he went after finishing
his work al Cleveland in the old Ma
tionsl league. and seemed 10 dislike
the weather.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22

called b. President George h. HUI
ton tOt W ednesua5 evening az ne
cafe Grande.
The big basketball gume or the week
ia down Tor ftluaS nisut WUvu tar
-. A. & team clashes with tL. Spalu-
!ngs a the club gymnasium T4u
latter team il unb~aten so Tar tlI-
year.
bumpus Jones will go south With the
Detroit team. Inc decision hak tu =
been made uu trc-rCru .nnie udation 600
tie Eastern League ud gtndtes whom
+ President NV in SAW Al thr recent
meeting
The ID. \. q. team - OH for >otrs
Dame where 10 plays tonight Jvs,
Mazcr again taking tIe confer posi-
ton III an effort 10 Stop the Vaughn
person W+o hlA 50 mach srorins tn
the game mere. N.AE
The annual %. =. .. \. endurance run
this year - scheduled Tor Ap'il 80
go and Will be 10 ritlr- " en- %
reaching distance OF Detroit and re-
turn inside tie daH Cars vii be
parked each niglt lu mont % tue
fuller.
Any time Mr.. Dri>coII wants SOME of
Abe AtteiI game in regulation
championship battle at the f,-athti
weight limit ne can grt 70 and l.
$1,000 Isidehet az wel, rs a cihefs
he's too canny TO go after any ~
Ahie's game az that figure.
Harry Cobb In the windup at Wind
sor Wednesday night. II a protege ~.
Harry Tuthill, who says that while
~ -prrtletsl-Flp-Lw we'll scienred Ken.
nedv - likely To take all that Coab
can send and wait his chance to
land the poke he has In either hand.