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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-08
LOS GRANDES CRITERIoS.

Los de Alaska 6tan pldlendo tam
bien gobirno propo. La sistematica
injusticia con que estan tratando
esos senores anueards poseslones, les
da inquieta vida. Cuento parece de
nunca acabar, y Puerto Rico, Hawaii
Filipinas, Alaska, g., parecen COLO
car ahora al imperi alismo en- el case
que reza Ia alegoria castellana: al
que no quiere caldo, tres tazas.
Los de Alaska no estan conformes
con los n,etodos. Durante la ultima
legislature, su delegado en- ell congre-
so, Mr.. Wickersham, present6 un
bill q. fus 4 10 q.parece ahorcado en-
la cuna. Pedia en- 81, a nombre de su
pueblo, un gobierno liberalmente
constituido con arreglo a los que fue
ron, que no Sc sabe 81 10 son va, prln-
cipios americanos. Ell bill fue recibi-
do con hostiidad. Sabese que valid
a su autor algunos sinsabores y, aun
que Sc ignora 10 que paso en- Ell fon-
do, sabese que, en- ademan de digni-
dad y de protesta, Mr.. Wickersham
Sc retro su patria.
Ahora, hace pocos dfas, estuvo
el presidente en- Seattle, y en- momen
tos en- que pronunciaba I'm discurso
acerca de "las necesidades de Alas
ka 50 ie enrrego un memorial suscri-
to Dor los aicaldes de las eiudades
V por muchos ciudadanos. En- ese
documento Sc le pedia IN goblerno
del pueblopor el pueblo con obleto de
desarrouar los natuale. recursos de
Alaska tai como 10 sollclt6 del Con
greso el delegado Wickersham, como
soluci6n deseada por K renSa y por
Ell pueblo. Solicitaha e. -emorlai ei
establecimiento de III, legislature
electiva compues de VEN
ticuatro miembros, ocho senadoreS
v diezy seis represent anies, qde de-
bian reunirse en- asamh u, cada dos
amos. en- la ciudad de il aau. e ne
mortal fue referido al conit6 de te-
rritorlos.
Tn peri6dico dijo al especto: el
presidente Taft tiene o. plan para
el oobierno de ALASKA. \ que parece
esos asuntos no depenaen del dere-
cho de las gentes, sino de los planes
de los presidentes. Pero ,,e todos no.
dos. yea el lector de La Correspon-
dencia' de que pueblo Sc trata. e.
yendo los siguientes datos.
Alaska esta ahora gobernado Ges-
de Washington, por medic &c c:
ofciaIes, empleados eiectos por ei 60
bierno Que residen en- el terslto7lo
incluyendo V solo perrnitifndole TN
delegado eiectivo. Sc les consiente,
no obst2nte. el dereeho de respirar
el aire. bastante .resco por eierto,
del monte Nc kinney.
El censo de 1890, precise una po-
b.aci6n &c 63,592 habitanteS. de io<
cua,es 30,50- son caucisicos. 29.53G
natiuos, Y {. resto negros Y aSl2tieos
incluyendo aigunos subditos rUso>.
Los caucasicos son elgGaGanos de
los Estsdos Cnidos Y estsn ahora re
clamando sus derechos nombre de
esa nacionalidad, habiendo manifes-
tado en- el aludido memorial, que su
pafs tiene una p0blQciUn 5qstQhts nu-
merosd, con sufeisnts capactdGd !
pernsanente residencia para jus,ihesr
el establecimiento &c It gobierno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-08
Rssreso aver.

Nuestro mpatriota el sr. Miguel
Ferrer. ste.Ado ingeniero del NUM-
cipio de u iudad reghes6 aver de
Estadcs a.ios, en- donde estuvo una
eorta Temp ada. Enseguida Sc ha
kecho Cargo lie su servicio. Bienye-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-08
SUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIENES INMUEBLES.

Pueden los dtal deseen los epvo ezpedentes
E compador de cada pop9ad debe dptar ecvo 10
dez del vendda perdera
de de la Ia cua basada
propdd durante los dez d al que
Bayan6n, PueroRico
(Fi:srs6e) F. J. Moutia-Colector
IA Aprobado: F. Dix. Acting Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-08
Entered the Post Ofce San Juan P. R
as second class matter July 1900.
Dice "Outtlook", riendose a.

Dice "Outtlook", riendose a.
sistema de gobierno en- !erto Rico,
que es de esperarse continue toda
vez que Las circumstances 10 han
justificado lHadosos y caritativos
deseos los del cristiano periodico!
Y sobre todo, bgico. SEl reImen
produjo perturbaciones? Pues esa
es la mejor prueba de que Ia isla ne
cesita el rejimen. Especialmente
cuando no hay en- la isla opinion
publica, segdn afirmaclones del mis-
mo peri6dico. Y sinembasgo; ila
opinion publica en- Ia isla esta con-
forme con el juicio unanime que ha
tornado de Outlook" Y pensa-
mos que hasta el mismo Pablo es
tarfa conforme con ese juicio.
Parece que algunas muchachas
norteamericanas que casaron con
arist6cratas europeos, no estan
muy contentas de Ia manera como
en- ciertas cortes las tratan. De al
gunas Sc ha dicho que, no obstante
sus millones, no fueron invitadas a
regias fiestas, habiendolo sido sus
esposos. Conocido ell aSunto por
Anita Stewar, puso por condiclon
al principe de Braganza, cuando la
requerfa de amores, que Sc proveye-
"a el case; y entonces el principe
logr6 que, antes de la boda, la joven
nortednericana, fuera nombrada
princesa. De ese modo, Anita Ste
war, con Ia esperiencia de otras
compatriotas, resolviosu problema,y
hoy no hay exception, tratandose
de ella, en- ninguna corte nj imperio
en- donde tiene que ser por derecho
propio recibida.. Lista es en- verdad
esta jovencita. Lo que es ahora de
desear es que el principe le resuite
buen chico 8 buen viejo, por que
casi 10 es.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-08

En- es,a Imprenta sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
81 ouirtal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-08
La momia de RamSes lit.

Hasts hoy Sc tuvo por autentica, la
momis que en- tgipto Sc conservaba
como de amses III. pero, recientes
deseubrimientos acaban de comprohar.
sin ningun senero ce duda, que aque,
lls re,iquia corre.ponde a una favori.
ia de aquel rey, que junto con un Gen.
tenar de elias, iue enterrada 4 su lado
Rectifcaciones como ests. Sc presen.
tan adiario. 10 quo no escti6ab!e es re
que los me c;es rrajes hschos que &c
Senden en- tue!to kicc son los de ssLa
Palmesans de J. rieras. en- Ia calle
de Ia Fortz.eLa udmero 50
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

could keep Texans "a good hum2i
W hen the bou weeyi was working
II the league depended upon the
patronage OF is own people FOR sap
porJ b. WoulG have died of tnaniti11
but with a sense OF humor the whit"
folks coughod Up their twobit pieces
10 watch The comedy. and never failed
10 get more than their moneys worth.
The organization had one character
an umpire. who invariably wore a
long lightcolored linen buster when
rendering decisions This garment
buttoned tight around he neck and
split fuil length up the back VAS an
object OF much ridicule and target
FOR shafts OF near-wit. a. its wearer
tore around the diamond trying 10
keep track OF the plays
III say ono thing for that umpire.
he was as fGll OF good intentions as a
tax return. and what hc lacked in
dignity he made MP in willingness
u was "a sight for tired eyes 70 soc
this jumps work His method 10 say
the least was original and effective.
with q runner on base and the ball
hit he'd decide quick as p fash upon
which man nc piav would De made.
and would Hight out tor tho base on
the third speed the tails ~ his dustcr
stretching ont behind like the wash on
a windy dav
He always finished tho iast 'ow
Yards on his wishbone, throwing him
self Fat and sliding into the bag with
the runner. 10 get better view of
the play and render his decision nc
cording 10 facts not much more dig
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
ROBSON THE BIC
NOISE At THE
CONCLAVE
ST. Louis Man Holds the Balance OF
Power and Is Sought By
Both Sides IN Election
Campaign.
Presidents Brother the Man Who
Backed Horace Fogel in Purchase
of the Philadelphia Club

NEW YORK. Dec Stanley Rob
ison. owner OF the 81 Louis National
League baseball team. holds tho key TO
the National leacue presidential cleo.
tion which rs scheduled 20 take p.oce
some tinc this afternoon. u is con-
ccded 10y the baseball clans That Robt
son can either elect John VI. W ard 20
the presidency or throw rho Weetius
into "A dcadlock
Despite yesterdays assurances from
both Robson and Raruey Ureytuss.
Ito Pittshurg club owner tnat The
magnates would settle their differ
ences I'm q series al preliminary meet
ings. they haYe not done SO and the in-
dlcations arc thar when the annual
meeting of The National league Is
called the lineup viii be- as follows
For the reelection OF John \. Hc}d-
le.--DreytsS. Garry Hermann. 81
Cincinnati. and John Dewey. OF Boston
For John VI. Ward Charles W Muir
ply. OF Chicago: John r Brush OF
Now York. Charles Ebbetts. az Brook
lvn. and Horace Fogol. oi Philadelphia.
IupledSs d-Stanley Robson
Robson has said ne would not vote
for either Heydler cor Ward but The
NJ ~ ~ Nlfeiif iiti'tt~ fLif 'AftAthN-A- w ttt
Cor tho hlth vote needed 20 oust Heyd-
lcr and put the old View York PLAYER
and manager Into th" presidential
chair
In case cd a dead Sex Joseph O'Brien.
president al the American ASSOCIATION.
Is Frequently mentioned az The most
likely compromise candidate
Charles ". Murphy. who has engin-
eered the deal against Heydler. de-
clares positively today that Ward
would be- elected. 80 matter who Is
elected. the magnates declared that
The result would be accepted grace
fully The most Interesting news
brought ont by the preliminary con
fabs was that Charles T. Taft put mp
al the money for the purchase OF the
Philadelphia team and that his inter
ests in the Chicago team have been
disposed OF to Murphy 10 avoid the
charge OF syndicate ball The latter
part Of this is taken with barrel OF
salt, as the Chicago club Is a huge
muney.maker and it IS not believed
that Taft. even though worth millions,
would part with such a bonanza.
Ban johnson, president Of the Amerl-
can league. which meets tomorrow. re-
fuses to say what be Will do should
Ward be elected.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
SENATORS TO GO SOUTH.
Jack Morissey Plans Trip to Missouri
for Lansing Aggregation.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. 1.-THE Ian
sing Southern Michigan ball team may
train in Hannibal. Mo, next spring.
Manager Jack Morrisey is making n
noise like big league magnate these
days. and while owners and managers
of major leagues are In New York ar
ranging their spring training jaunts In
warmer climes, King lawn" is pom
dering over the possibilities OF the
Lansing ball players getting the kinks
ont of their anatomy under southern
skies.
Last year the training maneuvers Of
the local asprants for diamond hon
ors cost the Lansing manager 81 200
more than he was able 10 recoup on
exhibition games. because OF the bad
weather. and he is of the opinion that
siH weeks In Hannibal will cost him
=" more than did the experience OF
last spring
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
CANUCK FOOTBALL FULL
OF FLUKES. SAYS stage
Chicago Coach Doesn't Believe That X
VIII Replace the Game Now In
Vogue in u. S.

vogue m y, >.
CHICAGO. Dec l4-Coach stacy,
of the DniycrsIty OF Chicago does not
think there IS any danger that Cana
dian Rugby football will supplant The
American game in the affections OF
American college students
Stagg has returned from New York
where he Witnessed the gam. Satur-
day between the Hamilton Tigers and
the Ottawa, and today he discussed
tAo Ie'aJv, merits O., tine Canadian
and Am, Ican games He declined 10
state whether ne and several other
football experts who witnessed the
game got from il any IDEAS fol the
I'M voytuuAr W American football
ua SAID hc dill uo- think the Cana
dian game was as sclentdcaiH worked
oar AS ih. American game. and he
thuUlht th,rr was NOR" oi an element
of chance IN If THAN IN he American
game
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

IRE Sort of Talk we'll
fear. Here I'm February

morning
discussing
uD ew
Thing fierce was hole after ho" and most of them railroads In
second Rudy Big
double Then Walter
Cherry
Bismarck stands aud De- poodes
tell
For the The animated
Dick which called
he WOpin
the standing the
pocket
l2 lad
f71o split, known as
Dog bail gutter pins
a a \ suit
horizontal line
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
Sporting Notes

Nandergrirt has signed 10 manage the
Adrian SO4tl Michigan club lu 1910.
Tomorrow night lou LauhScher and
Bin kadau 1851 play match game
o( pool AT MakoWski s. Magnolia ana
WI!ilaus-sts
Harry and While Lewis viii resume
their little boxing sketch m Iaris
shortly. Eacn - the others best
meal ticket.
4 --ven-horsepower motorbIke beat all
the big autos iu the Fort Ire hltl
climb near Sew York tile other dag
The annual meeting Of th" Detroit Boat
club - scheduled Tor TINS evening a.
the Fellow raft Cub
The balance Of power In the election
OF g National league l~eslutu' today
said 90 rest with Magnate Robson
OF - Louis VINO - not pledged go
either HeydIer o. ware
" Ellington. Irft guard. - the new Har-
ward captain HIS nome - M Hon
ci4lH @n1 81" Is tlso member Or
tao varsity crew"
The >PaIdinE Junior basketball league
pIa"- us nr~f sert.- OF gaH'oe fD-
night at the o. = T CO symra'iHm
NotvriI Inns been substituted for Kelly
.r the semi vs. ndGp tIm rrnW uI- 4
rf W inu%or Tommy To4Ea-rtv ans
IaHi ikora remain tie card f'r tae
w. Broisski the California gambler
VINO promoted tho TIA Juana track
just over f.is MEXICAN line. but VII ose
concession was removed az the re-
quest % the government wants
the same thing done l0 the case Of
the Juarsz Me-. track
seattle has refused 30 meet the Ann
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
MARES HAVE ABOUT MONOPOLIZED THE TURF
CHAMPIONSHIPS DURING THE PAST SEASON

Soc wps king for a day. though he will
10 down in trotting history as the
father OF the 2:10 llst.
~ Providence. II /, on Aug. !. 1854
he trotted IN 2.1O and was the FIRST To-
be- put down TO that point. The next
day. Aux =. az Cleveland. Ohio. Maud
8 the previous queen. VITA a record or
i0ig recovered her crown. with a
record Of 2.09a. - Julien was twice
champion fur less than a year.
Dexter was KING for four years ami
OcCideut reIgncd FOR seven months
while RlrIs was champion for a little
over "A year. The queens. also. with the
exception OF Raru~ and Crcsceus. have,
a. "a rul". brrn greater csmpaigners
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
NEGRO LEAGUE OF TEXAS
ONE CONTINUOUS COMEDY

uih,d perhaps than a pair or spoons
picked up los searchlight. but Tor
cnect II mad sUprem" court injunc'
non beaten tu-t whisper
There was uu0ther character in The
league blk husky first 6aseman
with a reputation 80 being able To whip
his weight IN wildcats lie had all thc
umuires faded and carried things with
high hand
II was IN Houston one day that this
biz fellow ran whiZ1er on q new
arbitrator. which ticklcd the multi
tude aud made the PLAYER swell liz,
poisoned pup
Tn" umpire WAS going along ilk" q
new siX-cyhndcr IN The hands OF q
sales agent when the big fellow
smashed fast hopper to the short
stop who threw him ont by abOG'
three fees You're out shouted the
uups. returning TO his place back 81
the pitcher.
What's dat 20 an said" demand
ed Mr. Badman
'Noro out replied the umpire
Now. hee heah Mistah Man, Oe
gan the outraged PLAYER. All may be
out THIS yerc time. but An IN comm
back pretty soon an when go dowr
"a DAT base YOU al better tell ne
Ann safe. OF dog gone nah fool soul
Ann jess hatchery teah on you righ
ahm and beat 20 To def wit it,
The game proceeded and in due time
The Mr. Badman came up again Agar
he hit fast ball 20 the shortstop iaC
again ne Was thrown out. this time
bv mly 10 feet "Yo're out, announce.
the umpire. starting to return 10 hii
place
What's dat" shouted the victim
starting across the diamond, blood II
hiS eve. while a dozen players yelle,
ar the umpire 80 look out The nm
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

pire turned, took one look and slut
tered
All said yo Was out. an 70 is. but
YOU all kin take yo place on dc base.
Jess de- same
Whereat the man killer returned 20
FIRST and a few moments later scored -
and the score vas allowed Yes base
ball in Texas MS played by this bunch
is hard 20 beat.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
Bill Burns. Missionary.

Pitcher Bill Burns, OF the White
Sox. is going 10 Melbourne, Australia.
with Coach Howe. OF tho University
81 California. who Is going to make a
close study Of Rugby football. Burns
IS going along partly for company and
partly TO sec what can be done for
baseball In Australia. The pair were
scheduled 20 sail this week.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

/ Tom. drove Lou bulon IN 5Sia. tho
mares have been the queens Tor IS
years comments n writer in tie
HOrseman and spirit OF tho Times, %
Chicago While In the hrilliancy %
their Performance they have FAR out
ClasSed the kings
Reg inning with Lady Suffolk there
have been nine queens Lady suffolk.
Highland Maid Flora Temple. cold
smith Maid. Maude = Suu0i. Nancy
Hanks. AK and Lou Dillon. There
have been eight ldiug champions
Pelham Tacouv. Dexter. Orf.lIrnt Rar-
us. ~. Julien JAY Eve See and The Az
bot-aud one stallion the mighty
CreSccus. IH tho latter bst jay Eye
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
BY TIP WRIGHT.

\ couula OF Years ago Texas Ooas, vd
oI CO., stood for ! don't know which.
q baseball league composed OF y"
sroe, -payc's and officials all being
Ethiopians The organization may
still De- IN existence lor aUSht / know
or 10 MAY have gone where the wood
bine twineth which would Doc a shame
FOR II WAS about the only thing tina,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
CAN'T FIGHT IN INDIANA.
Alleged Attempt TO Pull Of CIV
War" at Gary. Is Vain.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 1.-THE
Jeffries-Johnson fight Will not be-
staged in Gary. Indiana. nor viii any
other prize fight be pulled of ia IN
diana If Governor Marshall knows any
thing about IT,
I'm response to the reading OF a tele-
gram Ia the governor. in which II was
said that Tex Richard. promoter Of
tho .Ieffrics.Johnson fight intended Wis
fling the steel city In few days 70
coufer with the interests which of.
fcrod $4,000 to stage tho fight. tho
governor today made himself clear
that no prize fights would Dc pulled N
IN Indiana.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
go tne ReaI rraveIers.

When 1T comes down 60 cases, h is
probable tha, Or Cook was never as
far north as sam Kennedy, The Ath-
letics scout, who used up about $4,000
miles OF transportation for the year
ending oct Philadelphia North
AmNriNnM
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
Lansinn Books 4 Match.

LANSING. Mich. Dec. l4--tSpc-
claD-Ernest Femby Of shepherd and
Emanuel Bruggalo. the terrible pole
OF Chicago will meet In A Catch-as.
catchzcan wrestling match I'm this next
Monday night
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

record AT tho trot in the second heat
81 tine FutIrity FOR that age - 800 q
This was native Reile, ~ Moko. dam
yellow Belle. hy Gen. Wellington ana
tired tv r. = Harkness AZ Walnut hili
FH-u Edward Thompson 81 North
port l. J.. bought Native FeNr at auc-
ton iu Mad son square Garden last
wlrfer fIs Ego.
View records have been scored tor
iDf. colts aud Niles ~ tho trot The
f.rm'r mark ha0 been AbdelIs : ~.
uiad. st SIN trFr. cal. against time iu
1876 TIE IIiA record has been PhnsE
N.'ir'E0f b. made in 1873 nj
HnifuH. Eru
Potl marks were shattered by Miss
>tpts a. ycsrIiug bay hiiy b. Peter
tfe Great. d.I.t. Title Thompson uy
Cay IS .ikrs l,i, and bred by W T.
T. Stokes af Manhattan. at lis fttct"n
" k"v Farm iu krutr. d. Miss stokes
ftptttd .u l4t. against tim" az th-
t..tEr.4 ItIr i.nslGE tpu. driven bF III
Willis. trainer 80 tn~ rnuu This htiF
= tlu.suL 60 te 90 speed wonder N ali
goes well with HeT aut Is oaid To- have
fFYftpl Zoo it fu so private triaI
Margin. Psuiaa Maid aud soprano
have also done signal honor 60 t.crr
sev 80 tu" tight harness races The
prominence 81 tie mares Is not uucou-
mon. Hua on The list ~ champions since
fady SUFFOLK 60 90" present time they
have gained greater fame than the
stations and E"idinEs
.tu tHc 5S rcars which. nape- passed
ff1m GOT fe. Isi5. when Lady Suffolk,
driven by David Hrtaut. uotted a. TO
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
SOUTH MICHIGAN. TOO

Msenates Of Wolverine States Tight
Little League IN sess on
JACKSON. Mich Dec lf tSNo-
ciab- The executive committee ~ tho
Southern Michigan Baseball .eague
me, here today - take preliminary
action on the 1910 schedule The
proposition OF l26 games or 40 games
comes ny
Last year the league played l25.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
BOSTON APES NEW YORK.
Nay Follow SUIT OF Metropolis in Ahol
ishlng Academic Sport on Gridiror.

ishing Academic Sport on Gridiron.
BOSTON. Dec H. Football may
hc abolished IN Boston public scAoo.
just Is IL has been in New Gork Al
Investigation is being conducted uy
the school authorities and the same
drastic action which followed the New
York Investigation may take place.
y football goes by the boards In
local schools soccer football Will be
substituted in its place Efforts hav
been made ever since last faN 90 I'm
tcrest the students .u tho grammar
and lower grades in the latter game.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
Spccdusy watch Thnr.day.

There viii be something doing on
the boulevard speedway Thursday aft
ernoon for tine fellows who like 70
see the fast steppers go. L ,. Fruo-
hauf has matched his Barney Claude
against Charles Parkers Uncle Dudley
fer s50 side. The first heat will be
started az o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
Adams Accepts Terms

Pitcher Bah" ADAMS has acceptej
the terms rendered him by President
prevfGsS with thanks for the Pitts
burg magnates generosity Adams
vas voluntarily given a big increase
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
Inn Cart STAY There.

The Cleveland club mas turned
Pitcher George IMP back 10 the co
lumbus american Association club.
Apparently pitcher tpp Is not dest.l.
81 10 rnmain Nh
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
vauohan's Second Attempt.

Big Jim Vaughn. OF Louisville. is
expected 10 become the star left
handler OF the American league. Mana
ger Stallings. OF the New York Yam.
KEGS. intends TO give him every on.
portunity To make good
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

Cue BAH IA below rs left object
ball IS fen. stroke ~ in eNrcss ~
ordinary. Cue bail doubles 0ld.h or
table. cushicuing at-A y. ard nrcj-
ing rarom on ba Object nlli
Gus mons art's~ ~, - ;rrd rvsfs ~ g.
n Cuc@br4l is struck aDpyo center
Il wili- ear S---i poiRa \r'o - aBd -r1i,r
the- essos d., go iag end .e9shiasi .i..,i
psssing ,. Tho trcaracy of.thts truko
Is IN deliveTipE. The cue below .rnt.t
causing ball " -l2kc. dust Hua iTu"
each cushion.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
RINK IN SHAPE; LOOK
OUT FOR THE STORM

The n A e. rink has recov-
cred from the effects OF the
rain, thaw and snow and was
announced Tuesday morning 10
he again in excellent condition
and ready for the swaters.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., > John R.-st. Can Main
i4eS or City 33S5.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

"tu fhr 5S rrars which. nave passed
ftpm Got. i1. 1873. when Lady SUFFOLK,
driven bv David BRYANT, tJpttcd az fio-
hokeu - " boo .-19f4 80 oct 20. q03.
when Milard sanders. az Memphis,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
7ATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES II
| HEART
40
| HEART
With the
Sporting
Editor.

One OF the concluding chapters In
the story OF Michigans most tragic
boxing contest came over the wires
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

The writer has seen quite few In
stances where high school students al
rayed their desire against those O
their faculties. but he has never We
seen an instance where the facult
didn win ont at the finish The An,
Arbor case is fine example.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

The climax OF the baseball fuss NAV
confidently be said 10 have arrived. On
all but two occasions the magnates
have gotten warmer as the date OF tho
meeting approached and have then
dropped clear from the boiling point
20 nc NAL.
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The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

Batting Nelson clearly is entitled to
the palm as an advertiser I have
some OF his stationary. adorned with
cartoons and other literature, but the
crowning stroke of all is the delicate
tracing on the face Of the paper i'm
which is depicted The downfall OF tho
Great Master"
There H. skating on-no we won't
dare TO tempt the hoodoo.