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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01
eQuisn era Ia Iictlmaa

Paul Sigel, que vivc con su cS-
posa { hijcS en- New York. recihi0
el dfa Q de JUNO un teiegrama de
su hija Elsie. fechado en- Washing
ton, Y en- el que decia que regresa-
ria a su casa a dia .iguiente. Elsie
Sigel hacia aig'in tempo eStaba
dcdicada 4 Ia cri>tianizacl6n de
los chinos de los EStadoS Inidos.
PaSaron varioS diaS. ' Elsie no
apareci6. La madre no qul,o dar
parte a la poiicia. y secretamente
huScaba q su hija por Chinatown.
Que eS el barrio de los chinos en-
New-York.
Las cosaS en- este eStado. Sc dps-
cubre eI crimen de Ia or'qra areui-
da.
Mabel Sigel. prima de Elsie. VIC
el cadayer Y reconcile i su pri-
ma.
Is mi Prima dijo.
-:Tenia ella am.stad con Leon
Ling ?-ie preguntaron.
ST.
-6Era eI chino vi>itaeio por Ella ?
ST. liza pen>aha convertir-
10 al cristianiSro.
Notiticaron i .sS padre> IA desgra-
oia de Elsie. Y e~t,s e ncga-on )
yer ei cad4ver.
No creo-dec.s Mr.. Sigei-a mi
hiia. capaz de aEaa- con chimes.
Esto 10 decia porgue nuevos des-
cubrin1ien;os prohauCn que habia
reiaciones amo-oSas ent7e Leon
Ling = E.sic.
In reEistrn 50 hizo dc5 ruarto. =
So enc0ntri una funds .ir a.u.oila-
da lena de carta<. Hab.a unas
2.Oto- Io'.a- cran &c ,..ieunte
nluiees h.anc.S. ca>adas h so.t
raS- Tol2s tamhi6n ersln r.l-tas ,!e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01
Los C0NCEJOS
DEL AUDITOR,
De quien es Ia respon-
sabilidad,
Los jefes de departamento
estan en- el deber de evi-
tar dific ultades.
Habra presupuesto antes de fin
de Julio.


mo parte de la comisl6n de ia mayo
ria del ConseIo Ejecutivo que fllf a
los E.stados UnidoS i trafalgar por
que Sc rcstaran facultadcS a la CANA
ia de deiegados de =. Rico, la que
representa- cl voto del pueblo, ha dl-
rigido aver una c rcular que autorl-
"a tambien al gobernador intcrlno y
presidentc del ConScjo Executive, ha
ciendo refereneia al presupucsto de
gaStoS para el proNlmo ano cconom-
co.
Todo el pals conocc perfcctamcn
tie los sucesoS dcSarroliados durante
las ultimas Sesioncs de la legislature,
en- que la actitud de la mayor partc
dc los scnores que forman la mayo
ria del Conscjo Executive, determine
una situacion, que evidcnci6 de ma-
nera paimaria 10 absurdo del rtgi-
men que nos goblerna.
La Camara particndo de los mis-
mos mformeS del auditor de p. Rico,
trat6 dc rcl,aiar iUloSos gastos en- Ia
administration insuIar.I tres de los
Srcs. del Conscjo inpuSlcron Su crl-
terio y no hubo prcsupucSto. Pcro
como qulcra que ci fracaSo dc la adj
ministraccldn pllbiica on ia isia. cvl-
dcnclado por fwncionarioS del 60
bierno de los E5tados Unidos que de
bleran ser los primcros en- cvltarlo,
cae sobre esos nismo# s"Nores que
10 provocaron. olga 10 Glicran algu-
nos de los incorporates que ponen
por cncima de los gran .rS intcrcSes
del pals, los pcqucHos lutcrcscS dc
ronVcnlcncias pcr>onatcS Y de ban
dcria poIitica. cl goblrrno de Esta-
dos Unidos So We ahora en- Ia diSyUm
tiva lie cSpcrar i que ci Henado acucr
lie aprohar ei proyccto de ley
paoado cn la tamara de rcprcscntan
ties. d que 80 reuna oira Vcz Ia NAM
bioa de p Rico para aprohar I'M pre-
-tWue~to dc gaStoS sin ci cua} no puc
de tunclonar IN maqnna admlmSira
llva. csa mlSma maquna que han
dctcmdo l"* ~"Hore> dri '"nS"I" 4
Ipptando aqicna lntransu"nlc ar-
tltl"t.
Los pag"- 50 har"n a Inc dc jan"
y g." dc"c >ab"r'" hIcn r' -. A"iI-
tor y 'scnlno Il" CSC pcdoa" " hahr'
rc7Gcito ci c"Iiltrt" rnnV"ca'o por
Jos ~"non~ del t"n$"I". ga" ah"ra
parccr q''e 4ai"r"n ">'ruar la no
.'' d'm"@ir1n s" una y"E i''" ''''' ~"
l's cai!-a m -h" clHda'." c.H.H"lcr
mayor iris."ft" qH" ..'''fa "r'i-
1lr "a IA ma''ha ai'h.h. 'ri.'';i '''I
pas.
J "n c.an'" q i"- ln''c. '.'' i"r-'-
niS a 1'I" h"re f"icr"i"l' 49, Ph"I-.'
no"fPo'"d6 ai'rnand"q"G' "G'"'i1rta
1lh ''ahal"' ri"rtaInr"'c q"' 81 d.
parliament" d"i Interior 'i"h' 'n ~i-
InAn"S "a -Hsr'hhcr "''f'- '"'"'iii'"
dada 81 liir"ccion, 'rni''''"q'r
no haHa ~" q" ".''c'"r'G.. o. deer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01
Ell terrible chino Leon
Ling, nata a su
+ arnante.
Elsie, es asesinada en- el
cuarto del chino y su
cadaver oc ultado en- un
baul.
Un tenorio con dos mil cartas
de amor y su cuarto taplza.
do de retratos de mnjeres.
Tn rival del aSesino habiale
dado dinero para que saliera
del pals.

r En- los anales del crimen de la clu-
d ad de New York, Sc. ha reglstra-
do uno nuevo, sensational por su
aparente originaIidad, por los de-
TALES que en- 6i concurrleron y por
Ia manera como ei supuesto crlml-
nal ha burlado la policia.
He aqui los primeros sucesos, que
han motivado un estado de aglta-
cion general, tanto en- ei pubilco y
la prensa, como en- las autorlda-
des y departamentos de 6rden pd-
blico.
Hacia ell II o el IS de iunio, Sun
Leung, I'm chino propietarlo de IN
restaurant en- el numero 1872, octa-
va avenida, noto en- todo el edifi-
clio, un NAL oior bastante marca-
do. Despertadas sus sospechas,
lIamo a la policia a la que do cuen-
ia del case. Narios agentes regis
traron eI edificio en- busca del olor
Al liegar al cuarto plso, notaron
que la fetldez aumentaba. LA
maron a la puerta de una habita-
cion en- ese plso, y no obtuvieron
respuesta. Forzaron la cerradu-
ra y entraron en- ell cuarto. Al en-
trar, apenas podian respirar, tan
fuerte era el DIOR a podredumbre.
Puertas y ventanas fueron abier-
tas, hasta que qued6 la habitaci6n
algo ventiiada.
Entonces buscaron Ia causa
Lo primero que liam6 la atenci6n
de los oficiaies fue I'm baii amarra-
do que habia en- un rincon. Sc acer-
caron y dleronse cuenta de que el
o.or partfa ,lc aQuel buito. Lo ahrie-
ron Y, envueito en- una sabana, encon
traron Ell cadaver de una mujer.
u IN marca airededor del cueiio mos
traba que la victima hahia sido es-
trangulada. La podredumbre de-
mostraba que hacia varios dias
que aquet cuerpo Sc encontraha
encerrado en- ell baul. Tn eAamen
medico demostro mas tardc que
la mujer tenia de mucrta mos ocho
9 nueve dias. La victlma era CO.
mo Gle 10 a 20 amos. Not6se al qul-
tar la sabana, que estaba completa-
mente desnuda.
-SQui6n vive en- este cuarto?-
pregunt6 ia pollcla.
Dos chinos fuG la respuesta.
Uno Sc llama Leon Ling, y su com
panero. Chong Sing.
-cEn donde eStdn esos chinos
a estas horas?
No Sc sabe. Hare como una
semana que ne st ica vt.
-cAlgui6n dc los prcsentes CO.
noce a eSta muler?
4 esta pregunta nadie respon-
di6. Nadle ia conocia. LlevoSe
ell cuerpo a la Morguc. V Sc dieron
los prlmeros rasos para la apren-
sion de 10, ocupantcS del cuarto
que fueron enSegulda supuestos
los autores del crimcn.
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Los Plcnlpotcnclarios Espaho-
les accptan 81 pensamiento genera
dor del proyccto de articulo pre-
scntado por los Senorcs Comisa-
rios Amcricanos sobre la rcnuncia
dc Espana Il su soberania en- Cuba
Y la ccsi6n dc SUI sobcrania en- Pucr-
to Rico; pcro lc cs impossible pres
tar cl mlsmo aSentlmlcnto 10 de-
mas que en- dlcho proyecto Sc con-
tlenc, va porquc enticndcn que
partc dc clio esta iuera del alcan-
&c que cabe dar a la renuncia y c.
sion sobredichas, va porquc tam
ben csta rcnuncla y ccsi6n, tai
como apaIece en- aqucl pioyccto, no
contlencn bajo otros aspcctos cuan-
to cs Indispensable que comprcn-
dan.
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Fl Gobicrno dc Ia Union amc-
ricana mmca cNigi6 al Gohinrno
c>panol que nbnntiondSc la Sobc-
Iamia on Cuba sino que la rchnn-
rj0sc para que Ia I>Ia fucsr indie
pcndlcnic. Asi consra On III CORES
pondcncia diplomatica que conscr-
Va 81 GohIcrno dc :. VI. {. sobrc la
ncgoclacIonca entire Ambas Al
tas parties cOntratantca antnrlO
re- i la declaration de guerra; .Nsi
tamhlGn las Camaras Amcricanas
~ ircIararon On la resolution con
juuta dc 10 de abril Hltimo, apro-
bada dcspuGs por RI Senior Prcsi
d"ntc lie los E>tados Unidoe. Fl
ar'icuIo prim"ro dc la citaIa re-
solurldn, dice, que 81 pueblo 1t"
cuha Is Y dcbc str ihn { mdepen-l
d.rnlc.'
vi tambitn q Schor Srcrctar.o
',r E-tadp cn Washington ordrni
rn ~ ,inI citado me- asa Minl>inp.
90 Madrid, que 10 cpIuunicA,c aE
aoh'"'nn cspanol ,"mplcnudo las ini4
ma. palabrar del ictto de auu.ls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01

IA EENUNCiA QCE HACE s.M. c.
DE 81 SOBERANiA EN- la ISLA DE
crRA Is INDISPENSABLE QUE SEA
ACEFrADA POR Ii PRESIDEN-
IL DE Los E5TADOS UNIDOs DE AME-
RIGA.
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|NCAP PAC|TAD0S
PARA LEC|SLAR,
y n a denuncia del
Evening Post.''
Los partlc ulares intereses,
la educaclon y sus senti,
mlentos personales, in
capacltan a muchos pa
ra legislar.'
La camara insular no esta for
mada por legislatures incapa-
citados, sino por patriotaS.

cltados, slnO por patriOtaS.
Los hombres que desde Puerto Ri
co fueron a Washington d trabajar
en- contra de las hhertades del pals,
dUeron que nuestra camara de dele
gados cotizaba las leyes y que suS
mlembros obedeci; cn sus trabajo>
al lnteres PERSONA
Este insulto arr, ado 4 Ia faz del
pals por empleados que los contri-
buyentes puertorriquehos pagan ST.
qulera sea en- contr de su voluntad
no fue perdido. Eli el amino del pre-
sldente de los Estauos Unidos hicie-
ron aqueilas injuria- que Sc formara
un concepto desdoro>o para los puer
torriquenos, a los cuaies envolvi6
aquei en- menos precio en- el injurioso
mensaje que contra clos concibi6 no
hace mucho.
| Pues bien, ... A veces los hom-
bres, en- ell arrebato lie las paSiones,
al mlrarse ante un cspejo, conside-
ran que estan miranda Il los demas
| hombres; y aquellas mismas fealda-
des que en- 81 mismos pudieran dcs-
cubrlr,l las arrojan como defectos Ii
los demas hombres.
He aqui ahora ell Evening Post,
gran periodico de os Estados Uni
dos, cuya importarca en- la politica
de aquel pals es conocida y notoria,
he aqui al gran periodico norteame-
rlcano denuncl"nf Ia incapacidad
lie miembros dci H.fado de los Esta-
dos Unidos para iegisiar On cl asuntt
de las tarlfas porquc clos, lig, los
por lntcreseS perSonaieS, no pucden
libremente hacer lcyes para ST. patria
He aqui la escandaiosa imagen
vista en- el e>pejo dc Wellington,
que fud ACCOMPLISHMENTS arrojada
Sohre los pucrtorriquenos Y que cs-
tos deben devoiver Il su origen con
todo cl tango que enclcrra.
Dice aSi el Evening Post del "A de
Juno rlttlmo:
LoS SENADVRtS Ia iAltl
fA.-iHfTeNcS pT%oHnicS los hacca
hcdPnreS dc tomar urn acci6n a'H
Pc'1"tc'o,-Los detcnsorcs de Ia crca-
clon de'una comSion permancnte
para que haga I'm estu'Ilo siSt2matl-
co del probicma dc las tariffs, en-
cucntran In gran argumcnto en SH
favor, en- ei hccho de que Ia mayor
parte dc los Senadorcs estan incapa-
cltados para tratar este aslnto i can
~ dc SuS ncgoclos 0 su ailiacl6u IN
corporacloncs,
Sc ha probadp ga los hord'rc-
que ucneh rcla'loIi'5 com0rriaIrs
ori ~, ~, 1 ,"'!n. ,. ''"' ID
dos para tratar I'm asrr,o como r,c.
MuchoS hombrcs que cstan compile
lament" eXcntoS de ncgociarloncs,
Sc cnc'''h'fa Sill 'aParHIaa para d'-
coc;5r ', ''n L,,n ,or;,Ia "a Il " '5' par Ia I b
hito, dc Ill rncntc. nor ,rls scnrimicu-
tos pesonalcs d por otras causas.
AsI 50 We que mlchos de nucsttoa
CAN Il'''''l'I , I'll Ia a';a . ,ai'la pIo,ee-
nm. ;n;u-,;c;.. on osa t9rii. a,,po,,f.
en- NADIA Ic@ favorezca privadamcntc
esa injusticia.'
N cen>o Gei senado hecho por
rc,,cI 10 s;",,;ente .,,' ati aI;.,;ca 'i-
"HaccndadoS-Iuo
"Comcrciantes"
4 "Ajoqados de eorporGciones -27".
"Abogados sin conexi6n especial
con corporaciones 10"
"Banqueros Y tencdores dc accio
nes dc bancos-2I".
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! B. Moore,

~ Nea~c q protocolo No. )
C0MlSlON PARA LA NEGOCIACI6N
DE LA pAZ CON Los EsTADos
JNIDOS.
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to, aumentando su complication.
Mahana. dara a conocer LA Cores
pondencia" espeluznantes deta-
lies del horrible asesinato. Ielata-
dos por un testigo presencial.
(Yes.e IA edio6n de nshana.)
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
CORRIGAN STARTS AGAIN
Bankrupt Race Track Owner OF For
Tampa. Hoping 10 Recoup.

LEXINGTON. Dec. Edward
Corrigan left here Tuesday night for
Magnolia Springs. IA 10 have a rest
OF two weeks 1T is the first real
yacation thar have had since | vas
a boy said the aged turrman In tell
ing OF his plans for a sojouru al the
springs When ! have had my rest.
lie continued i Will 20 10 Tampa an
begin anew u Is they tell me-.
mighty hard for a man a. my age ID
maze another fortune after going
broke. Ia nave. but | fee sgra Int
III come again II is not in me- o
qui the battle because OF reverses.
With my experiences and determine
tion should and VIII succeed
Il am going 10 work hard aud con
servatiyeE. AMI in a short while
shall have paid every dollar owe IN
the world and be on Easyst. again.
Since was compelled TO file peu-
ton in bankruptcy have had many
letters from friends prmfering assist
ance 10 a new start and giving a.
surance ~ confidence In me- These
letters have strengthened ms courage
and determination and thny have
been the cause OF much qualification
Ny plans will take shape after / have
had my rest.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
M0TA@
GOLtMN
AlIs;,
BY TIP WRIGHT.

Jack Johnson say he never met a
white man IN the ring whom he con
sidvred hard 10 beat This statement
followed question | asked him the
other da! IN indianapolis Johnson
wasn't boasting His reply to my
question was IN a matterot fact tone
who gave yuu the hardest bat
tle VAS my question
Us a matter of Rct have won
every fight So easily that II n hard
TO say which MAS the hardest re-
piled the dig Texan think my
hardest battles have been with men
OF m own race. never had any
trouble defeating a white man
Now. when YOU pause 10 think THIS
oyer bit you're apt go wonder a
little II the big smoke, as he
lauehiugly called himself has never
mot white man who worried MN,
what's going 10 happen 20 Jim JET
fries when ne meets Johnson
thousands viii have an answer
ready FOR this and the answer VIII
bc Johnson never met white man
OF Jcnrics caliber Granted before
it. answered. but meanwhile don for
s.t that this same man Johnson IL
OF bigger caliber than a lot at people
have given him credit FOR
cutting ont race prejudice. which
exists even in the minds OF "a"
f4irest. and looking nj this coming
fsht through open sights Il presents
The hallmorks OF a battle Nuch AS
never decorated the pages ot history
as provided for by the marquis or
Queeusberrv
linn Jefrcs isn't going TO walk
into the ring the day OF the night
md participate in sewing bee. not
by a lucful And jack Johnson
isr.t going 10 climb through the rope 3
for an exercise gallop. Believe M.
when the winner Is declared IN ms
min he'll he The most beautifully
battered up little winner that mas
happened ON the gold coast since the
twins were born.
Jack Johnson. champion. - dit
fsront man from Jack Johnson. the
e,bter who MAS going along at nit
and miss clip a few years ago A.
CHAMPION OF the world he's going 10
i,a mighty hard man 10 pull down
fron his perch while he Is good, ANA
light now hos at his best. jim JET
,ri.s has a regular contract on his
hands 70 Win back the title. and no
one knows r. better than the peer
'.-ss Californian himself Which same
is n mighty good thing.
There's no use trying 20 dope This
frht because there's nothing 10 dope
q on Taking the performances OF
both mon against certain individuals
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
DARK HORSES
BEING GRO0MEO
Looks Now as II II Was All OFF for
Both Heydler and Johnny Ward
for Nationals Executive.

NEW YORK Dec l1.-Coulereur-
6 are the order OF the day between
the magnates OF the National league.
IN the hope that. when they 10 into
session again this afternoon some
plan viii have been arranged where
by the deadlock over the election al
president Van be broken. So far
The conferences have prove futile. al
though The belief is general that there
viii b. definite result before tn.s
a.tt moon ; meeting adjourus
The lineup was exactly as antic-
uated. John Waro having the votes at
Ebbetts or Broohglyu. Brush OF New
YorN. Fogel OF Philadelphia and Muir
phN az Chicago. Although Robert
" Browne. cf Louisville. Past ENalt-
ed Ruler az the Eiks. received rne
other four votes, il IL understood his
name Was suggested rs Il stop gap
Robson uf ~ Louis. would nos
vote for John IIeyd.er and the laa-
tcrs friends ala not desire 10 place
him In the running when be- could
only secure three votes and leave tho
possibility that between Ward aud
Hevdier Robson might go 70 the
former 80 Browne name WAS SUD
stituted and he Viii continue To get
he votes OF four maguates while
they ,uieayor 10 discover ~ dark
horse who "a usct - ore from the
Ward camp
fhor" are plenty Of wmors TO-DAY
tina, Brush may spring Tie new prest
dents man,, when thty get into SECS
sion again TINS afternoon The NeN
YORK. president holds Tire key 10 ta"
situation II as hc who got WatI
in,o the race and If he can locate
man uho VIII receive The votes Of the
Browne following hc can oc depended
on 10 suggest that name a., a bust
ness proposition and abandon Ward
AZ a seconds notice
Brush has held several conferences
viii Robson and has tried tery hard
20 swing him into thu Ward camp
bur failed Now he ii sounding Roo
.sou regarding some one else who
could get The support OF Dreyfuss AMI
Robson Dewey viii 20 no any man
that Dreytuss fayors and The Pitt.
burg president has plenty OF influence
Nth Garry Hermann.
Friends ~ John Hetdler are still
hoping against hone that in view ~
the Gead'ack h. still has chance
10 succeed himself bur ii is known
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
ALL THAT'S DOING TODAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT.
"WINNIE" OCONNOR RISKS LIFE
TO EDUCATE HIS DAUGHTER

Thinking OF Winnie" OConnor. a.
product OF his hand and head. When.
asked GO dehue the essentials OF
successful Jockey Pa DAILY gate the
answer which has since become
famous
Just a tinse or Wic1edncss.
with "A touch OF dcNil-maN care.
Just IA little uit OF hone and meat.
With plenty of nerve to dare.
And nothing could describe Win
field Scott O'Conuor better II ever
there was q devil may-carc Kid IL was
the yOungster whose name was al
most as long rs himself whom W C.
naly picked him mp In the Wild,
Miry. tough lad with the glib tongue,
IN saw the making OF a star Jockey.
II Was after Winnie" won the
FuWrity on Yankee AMI the Brooklyn
handicap on Reiua that naly saw his
hopes fulfilled But with all his abil
it's O'Counor hates tho life OF a
jockey lie has tried his hand A.
hshting acting anu bike riding. aud
II he could realize tho money az any
one az thes. he would forsake the
horses.
RIu unfortunately Winnie" proved
4 failure AS knuckle duster, thcspi1n
and pace follower. 50 fOrsooth hc
sticks 10 the saddle And back OF his
riding today. there is a pretty little
story, which shows no matter how
wild be- is O'Connor has q heart near
iy n big as his little body
Word comes from across the pond
that O'Coupor has signed to ride
cross country for Eugene Fischon
leading owner of steeplechascrs IN
Franco
NJ end OF gossip has been occasion
"a hy this announcement Il means
Winnie has found IL impossible 10
keep down 10 weight for Hat racing
His heft has forced him 10 take to
the timber toppcrs. and the lad who a
few years AGO Was the leading Jockey
in this country is riskns his life over
the sticks. And for Why
Well because Winnie" OConnor
desires To educate his daughter Eileen
sWect-faced liftic col'ccu about
whom his every thought /, wrapped.
Winnie was back OF The door when
they PASSED out the education stun,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
NEW AUTO BODY PLANT
READY FOR BUSINESS
feoman's Company zine New Factory
on Jetferson-sVe. is Vir-
tually Completed

The Yeomans Body & Box CO. for
merly the Acme Box Co. now have
their new auto.body plant nearly COM
pleted and are ready TO close con-
tracts and deliveries. for auto bodies
for the balance OF the year starting
March ]. 1910.
Long experience in handling lur-
hers, and large force OF the Very
best body builders, enables the hrm
To- guarantee frstclass work and
prompt deliveries
The officers OF the Sew company
are: Arthur Yeomans, president. De
troit; Alfred Fritzsche. yice-presideut
Cleveland: +. IL Hcomans. secretary
and treasurer, Detroit: John I LON
bard Hastings. Mich and John G
Rittenhouse, Cheboygan. Mich. al
ditional directors
Geo. W. Graves is the architect OF
the new factory at sl0-S26 Jefferson
ave.
The following are the contractors
who have built the new factory. w.
S. Pocock, mason work: Frank Scott.
carpenter work Henry = Lewis. steel
work; American Blower Co. dry kiln5
and equipment; O'Connor Bros
plumbing. American Roofing Co
roofing and metal work w. :. Pig
gins Sons. cut stone Otis Elevator
Co, freight elevators. General Fire
Extinguisher Co sprinkler system
and tank; and John Brennan q Co.
high pressure boiler
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
MORE TEAMS TO ENTER
Date For Closing Of Additions TO Sun
day School League Extended

Al the request of several schools
whose teams have not yet orsaui4".i.
the time Tor eutrio, in The Sunday
school Athletic League basketball t
les has b-en extended 10 Jan. lo Al
teams wishing 10 enter viii pieac
send in entry by that date 10 john
Spaulding s3s Majestic building or
". II Ban. OF the v VI G. \
Among those who have alrcads ou
tered In the senior series are the First
Baptist and Boulevard teams. Wh.Dt
finished first and second last yca.. g.f 4
several strong teams which wore nrt
in the league last year. arr expo Jod
to be in the race.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
AUGUSTA PLANS
A BIC BLOWOUT
Occasion Will Be the Presentation
To Ty Cobb OF the Evans Cup He
Won as Batting Champion

AUGUSTA. Ga. Dee l. This city
Is preparing celebration 10 take
place at the opera house on the nlsnt
tue Cohan x Harris MINISTRIES make
their annual appearance here. Geo.
Evans. OF the troupe IS the man Who.
two years ago. donated a handsome
loving cup for the champion batsman
of the American and National leas ues.
In 1905 the cup was won by Nag
her. OF Pittsburg In 1903 Cobb'S aycr-
age vas the high one
Evans Is bringing the EMP along
with him and will present # dIrus
the show
Cobb is winteriug here anu Is ac-
lively engaged In establishing his Au-
tomobile store. He reports number
OF orders already FOR 1910 cars
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
Farmer Basketball Team includes
Two Detroit Teams On It's list

LANSING. Mich Dec u lSpcciah
The basketball schedule tor the W..
= g. f>e has been announced The
first came viii be- played with Iacl.
son " e. y at Jackson. Jan. ..
aud the last With ohio state. March
Gamc ar, also 90 DEE played with
SpaldinES Of Detroit Detroit. \ NJ {.
a. Purdue Rose POLYTECHNIC. Wa.
bash. Notrc Dame Armour institute.
Hope college. and Allegheny College
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
HEBRON LEAVES DETROIT
Colofeld Bantam Breaks Win Man
sqer and is on For Ne" YORK

MARTY Hebron. Who boxed two ID.
t,t,stus bouts in the arena o. the
Windsor Athletic club This sea on.
vas canned by his Detroit manager
after he failed 10 stop Wilson and
has left FOR New York. where 10 has
been matched 90 box Paul Moore. OF
ne famous Philadelphia family o.,
uuxiug brothers. ON Monday night ne
tor, tho Bedford Athlete club
Heron failed 10 get into condition
for his local bouts. both OF which he
punctuated by mere flashes 81 me
lurn which ne showed Ola the Pacific
coast and the Nevada country That
he was one Of the cleyercst bantams
seen In Detroit ia many moons vas
nhvlnu. from his Nork noNerthe-..a.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
CORNISH WRESTLING BooMS
Old Jack Carkeek Expected 10 Chsl-
lenue Winner Of Next Bout.

CALUMET. Mich Dec. -,Spe-
ciall -Jact RoWett OF Bessemer
Cornish wrestling champion. and
Herman StolI Of Calumet. meet AT the
Calumet thoatcr saturday for the
worlds championship ana a purse Of
5000 IL will be- The biggest and most
important Cornish wrestling bout az
ranged since Jack Carkcek. The IL.
tired champion quit the game
Carkeek Is expected TO challenge
the winner.