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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

That one deal OF Wards was enough
for us. Business and sport are both
conducted on confidence in the homes
ty and fairness OF men II We deal
with tricksters. il will take SO much
of our time 10 watch 50 We can't be
heated that we VIII not have time
for ANYTHING else We can cite other
deals OF Wards that show him 10 be
an unworthy candidate We don :
want TO disrupt baseball. bat II is
certain that We Won't stand for Ward
methods
We won't take the chance Of ir-
curing such methods by permitting
him 10 sit on the national commission.
We are not trying 10 dictate 10 the
National league, or To tell that boAy
who il shall or shall not elect
hut II Ward Is elected as Heydlrr'S
successor. the American league will
withdraw from the commission.
John T Brush wants Ward elected
IN some way the New York magnate
has roped in Murphy and he is sup
porting Rrushs candidate.
don't believe the National leacuc
NIL elect Ward That organization
knows our attitude. and realizes that
although We are not trying 10 butt
in" We will stand by our threat and
bolt the commission That would DO
ruinous 10 everybody.
L would be followed by n chaotic
condition which would benefit no one
and iniure all But the injury In such
an cvont would not be as great os
that which would result from tAe
choosing OF Ward 10 become the head
! ~ the National league
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
NEGRO MAKES IMPRESSION
New Workers Saw Jeffries Go, But
Oh. You Big Jack johnson,

NEW YORK. Dec "A chance "a
compare the I-Grirs of today with tue
Johnson Of today came last night and
today fight fans are more diridod than
over as 10 the merits or the two men.
Both johnson and Iefries appeared
an the stage at the Madison Square
Garden last night iit -Pafrtng Douts.
Iefries having sam Berger for his
opponent. while Johnson did some fast
boxing against Joe Murray of Column
bia Universit.
II is true that the big white man
never extended himself but those
Who witnessed the lightning work OF
tie black as he mixed things up with
MURRAY we're aStolnde1 at his spo"f
and stiffness And when tho negro
did unlim6or. be ooecd like CHAIN
r-Htning in action Jim COrhett was
never faster than Johnson, according
tu some OF the expert fgnr fans who
are Wondering n lefrie-' atrd,ng'h
can overcome the Negroes increasing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
BY BAN JOHNSON.
President Of the American LEAGUE OF sasebaIl Clubs

Surprise is expressed AT our AZ
tltude towards the national commits
sion IN ease OF the election or Johh
VI. Ward. rs member OF that body,
through his selection a head OF tH"
National league. When men impnte
such motives 10 other men as 10 dc.
clare them unfit Tor office. eNplsna-
ton and evidence are IN order IN
this instance. That OF my announo'
ing that ! Will not serve ON the CONF
mission bat on the contrary viii do
what | can 10 cause separation OF the
two major leagues II Ward is elected
president of the National am
prompted by motives necessary for
the preservation OF clean ball No
sport. not even baseball would long
sur etf = = 4i-.411i ~ -
public
Lovers az the game want honest
competition OF tho clubs honorable
dealings 10y their managers between
themselves and with the general pub
lie. and the utmost good In every
particular
Men who are tricksters would
ouicklv kin interest In the game A
man may he Judged hv his acts. John
NJ Ward plavad n trick in the case
~ PLAYER Geo nayis which in my
oDinion Affords good enough reason
10 believe that II would be ruinous 10
baseball as a norrIar snort II In.
trus, MIN with = bigb pIace in Us
co,nr,'s :, ~ fa,l ~ ,anI presidcrr
C.orots,ra, ~ mo Uhite Gov sipra5
Dav{s 70 NAV with his club
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
NO ROOM FOR ANYTHING
BUT AUTOS AT THE SHOW
List Of Exhibitors az Annual D. A. D.
A. exhibition Much Larger
Than Ever Before

Tue amazing growth of Dcrolf S
annual automobile show was the main
topic OF conversation nc last nigh :
meeting OF The Dctroit Automobile Re
taiiers association. az which the space
for the show 90 be held the week. of
Jan "A was allotted Applications
FOR 500 more feet OF space than or"
contained I'm the spacious limits of
rho Wayne Pavilion were received:
and the applications came from deaf
ers in rs different brands of cars not
represented here last year in addition
70 tho regulars who have been I'm line
for one season or more
More than ever the show Will ap-
nloAch close 10 tho dimensions of thc
two alleged national exhibitions M
Nev York and Chicago the only 'w0
which have even compared with De
troits shows Of former Years More
money win bc expended on the doe.
cratiye features and more viii be rep
resented In the value OF the ears on
tho floor
con account of the tremendous DE-.
mand for space. all sundries have
been ruled ont this year and no space
has been available for motorcycle.
the dealers In which arc already AL.
taiing show OF their own
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
JUAREz MEETING
NOW IN PROGRESS
Wednesday the First Day of Racing
at Mexican Track Across Border
and Nntables Are On Deck.

Most Important ar M m rarTHE
circles this week is the opening We'd
ncsday Of the meeting at JuareZ
Mexico. That II VIII be- the high Il
ciass racing during the cold season
is assured. With such men rs jack
Follanshee. Matthew Wynn. Algcrnon
paingertield and Lyman Davis hold
ing the responsible positions aud
Mars Cassidy doing the starting. one
can expect nothing but the best in a
racing line
Among the promoters are James
Butler. who is the principal stock
holder. James X keenc. James Is
NHaggin, Clarence Mackay William
Kraft and several Mexicans OF IN,
highest standing The fact that tbs
Mexican government has contributed
s25.000 annually to encourage horse
TUCTUg TT ttrTTTU r. tTU1fTtTTtt
There are more than sun horses on
the ground and more coming ~ line
on the attendance can be gathered
from the meeting that was held al
FL Paso last winter ON half mile
track which ran for about two months
and evidently paid expenses or il
would have come To an end before
that time Murray claimed an AZ
tendance OF over l000 a day ON ~
days, and on Saturdays aud holidays
IL reached as high as 1000
Fl Paso has population Of $4,000
OF which $4,000 are MeXicaus an,
many OF them men OF wealth an,
sporting prociyilities. and from this
population the attendance AZ luara.
will be drawn combined with th'
many visitors who pass through T.
Paso on their way further west.
The concessions granted 20 th'
Mexican Jockey club would permi
racing on Sunday. but the manage
ment will not take advantage OF TN,
agreement. prefcr"iug 10 turn th'
track into an amusement park every
sunday This Is expected 20 DC
big day nj luarez
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
PUCS WANT MORE
TIME FOR THOUGHT
Neither Johnson Nor Jeffries Able To
Pick Which OF the Enormous
Fight Bids Are the Best.

TTOBOKEN, y J., Dec. Tt NJ
sounds big 10 ME- gentlemen. but |
am soin TO have somethn to say ia
making up my mind and | amt got
eddication enough To figure out what
You all mean In mint declared
Jack Johnson. champion pugilis. II
the world here this afternoon after
bids from five promoters had been
opened for his fight with James j. JET
fries for the championship of tho
world.
There aiu't any great need of a
hurry aud We better let this all 50
over until tomorrow SO We can think
about il | won't sign today and
that's all about it,"
The Negro fighter then pushed back
TT MS CndTr m TOCTf rutrt TrTt
fused To have anything further 10 do
with the negotiations with the rival
promoters. His attitude was dupu-
Gated by sam Berger, representing
JeGyics. Both men wanted time TO
consider ana although every efort
was made To have them reconsider
and accept definitely this afternoon.
they refused and il was finally de-
Cidcd Go postpone the acceptance OF
he offers until tomorrow afternoon
al one o'clock mt the same place.
When bids were opened. il was
found that all OF the promoters had
deposited at least $1,000 and in ono
or two instances s20,000 was exhibited
as guarantee OF good faith. I'm add.
tlon 10 Mcintosh 5 bid. which was
hardly considered seriously the fol.
lowing propositions were considered
+ by The men
/ + J McCarey. representing the
+ Pacific Athletic club of Los Angeles.
4 100 per cent OF the gross receipts AID
sixty per cent OF the picture receipts,
or this being unsatisfactory. a guar
ntecd purse OF $ll0.000 and 80 p"r
cent OF the picture receipts, the fight
ers 10 sign articles within II hours
il they accept.
Tex" Richard, OF Ely. New. AMI
Jack Gleason OF California, no place or
holding hrht stated other than that
il would bc staged either in Calitor-
MIA Nevada or Utah guaranteed
purse OF sl0l GOO and 66 % per cent
OF the picture earnings
ZACH Gleason ana James Coftroth.
+ supulatiug July as the date AMI
Colma. Occanyiew or san Francisco,
as tho place; $4,000 for all priv.
ilcCcs with deposit Of 100000 as a
guarantee. or else a purse OF $4,000
and 66 % per cent OF the picture re.
ceipts. or else eighty per cent OF the
gross receipts and Sc 20 per cent OF
fh, pfcYuro vapCipte
Eddie Graney representing the Tux
edo club Of California eighty per cent
OF the gross receipts with guarantees
of s75.000 and all of the picture re
cripts or else 50 per cent of the gross
with a guarantee of $4,000 and $50
coo I'm addition. this latter sum 70 paw
for one-third interest in the picture
receipts. or else go per cent Of tho
gross and the entire picture receipts,
but with no guarantee. the fight to
be staged in an open pavilion within
five miles Of san Francisco
So soon a. the bids were opened, =
lively discussion as To what they
actually meant was begun 10y the fight
crs and their managers
President Fogels first act was 20
/ apnnint Kaiser Nilhnl@- scout for the
4 phNlics in Germany
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
REFORMS UP TO THEM.
Here Are the Men Who Make tn'
Avs That Govern Football

Here Are the Men Who Make the
Laws That Govern Football.
The Intercollegiate committee which,
Will pass ON the proposed football re-
forms is made mp Of the following
educators. L. NJ. Dennis. chairman.
Cornell, James A Rabbit Haver-
ford John G Bell, University ~
Pennsylvania: Crawford Blagden. Har.
ward Walter Camp. Yale: Paul ].
Dashill. Annapolis; Parke IL Davis,
Princeton; W. L. Dudley (VanderbilO
southern colleges; Lieut.. II II. Hac.
kett. West Point T. K Hall. Dart
mouth; w A. Lambeth, University q
Virginia; w. s. Langford, Trinity; A.
A. Stagg. University q Chicago; H.
L. Williams, University ~ Minnesota.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
HEYDLER WILL BE PICKED.
SO Predicts Garry HERMANN On Eve
Of His Departure for Meeting

CINCINNATI Ohio Dec am
confident John Hcvdlcr viii Do elected
pr ideut 90 the National Lca2He.
said Prc-jdo0 Hermann ~ The IA.
tior Commission this morning
-bsr, time ago feared Cnarios Npr
ph, had us ON the run hut conditions
ha1e changed and ] am certain we
t.il have to make much " q fight "a
ain our
Murphy WAS a silent as clam
Regarding the Ward and Philadelphia
cIus when ho and Joe o Brien were
trr@. ffo world NOT discuss cithef
matter and dITH5 ask an. ques-
t.ua-
IerImUu VIII bo on tho scene of
.he big scrap that Us expected % take
place lu New York the week of Dec
~ good aua early He viii leave Tor
Goth m ucNt wednesday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Sporting Note,

Daiy. halfback. l. the new Yale cap
tain
The Detroit Coli club e. after the west
ern championship tournament 'Hr
nest year.
Great enthusiasm l. manifested at the
y. NJ. 81 n. over "a handicap uI..tafI
tournament
Theatrical experts have ~ that the
10 81 is lt.l euunid He nnt.l HhH
lf JET 80 .ns
Georgetown - IaikIng Of -.ubstitutinl
assoc littpn fuf tft EllElU .lf tI...
rAehA THUS ~tU8tl Isi. Ntru Hat
fsitWr in ttitoiuia
The billiard cham pionShip NOV, rests.
httVstDu lteIuurs-f and ~.fr.I It-
former eliminated tIfut Ir.rn t.
thftt..,uI uttrd TO- la-l uI-
y. HhHsh - pianniRE go welcome t.oorEc
= Mnliin 'uN 1858 trtufu itnlt
receItipu committees lu Il-rt
Humv rItics N|tNr 'HH tl f
iatr tnls Nt1r
:. VI. Budcr wiIi run the nrSt CJi,ldcu
fuIfr--lf sHt .It.|U if.a ..t.f
sde,ted BE- ftts .fa.se fu-
fufucrI' ffl'.u f- ....I
ofntioIs ffss
n~rmsn IN~iIcr. esd. viH i~ad tirr pr-
troll tnIIr~r IunfNHl|
ear Coos kt'ft efff
The team l0sss bat tilf 8aeu
AcGoUgh and tfuaaL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
AUCTION SALE
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
ERLpAY. DECEMBER 3Rp.

THa tdad Trunk Railway system
N sol a' pubHc Auction ar Auction
NaieIe5Il~ OFF Msesrs Van Loon e.
Ganb.I III HHh'pau.ayo Detroit on
Fular. December 8rd 1909 ~ 10 A.
81 am unclaimed baggage. consisting
~ Trunks ap'rheis portmantoaus.
rHckazov. r'c. iu their unclaimed room
NOT called for and taken away previous
20 that date.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
JOE CHERRY STILL ALIVE.
Actually gns TO Box Bout Up In
His Home Town, Saginaw.

saginaw. Mich Dec - SpeciaD
u Cherry the Saginaw lightweight.
~ Ford Munger of Detroit. have
81 matched for teen rounds here
. s- Monday night ihe CiareAce
johnson go has ueen postponed
a. l,c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
pevsreaux Beats Burke.

Harry X Devereaux. considered one
Of me best drivers In America, Won IS
hrsts and rs seconds In the Cleveland
matinee events the past season T. ,.
Burke. IT.. was only one behind Mr..
DeyeroauN In the number of races
Won
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
This Knock Was a Boost.

" the opposition 10 Heydler's re-
election as president OF the National
League continues TO grow" John Will
get unanimous vote 4 knock by
Nuruhv Maz a. hiE-Anu,-t- AAa-Hise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
whv Hello, Eddiel

Eddie Collins, of the Athletics, de-
clares that he is going TO be the
premier batsman of the American
league next season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

Machs Athletics will soon return %
Philadelphia. According TO Dun's and
Bradstrcet they won't have all the
cold of the Pacific coast with them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
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,.rt tbroIgh the same performance.
I'M, time the man that got mussed
hnllsr h,,t ;, was too late
THEY saw nice stone in the front
ro,, the thir5 time hrt they had tried
fbe came once roo often and a pincb
came og nromnrIv after The epv had
scrambled mon tho mat with the
sparkler. I, would be- mean 10 civ.
mana eed To get ont of iail and cama
hack To New York boasting that the
natives OF Chicago had paid EN- good
money for three fakes. two OF which
had also Welded swell diamond
of course. the man that did the
fall into the crowd was also "a great
thief. All he needed was n little JOS.
Ting match 70 grab all the yaluables
in sight and the bugs were SO excited
over the wrestling match and the way
he was being treated that they stood
TO pull on
Walter Camp seems TO have degen.
Grated into a pennv-a.liner. willing TO
compare 10 Yale any team whose sup
porters are willing To paw the price.
Industrious atnletes who hava rc-
nected gIorv on their high school alma
matters this fan can now proceed 20
skirmish around Cor sweaters en-
which 20 have mothers sew the block
associations
There vas only 81 COO in the nc,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
HEART MN III.
20 Sporting
HEART Elifoy.

Tie swell exhibition WIGS uUS bolt
az The Lieht Guard aWDf thf oth't
night between Champion Frank Garo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

LISTEN AS OUR BAN LAYS
DOWN LAW TO NATIONAL E!

WAR
nean big base l wa Z 90
Anr1i i.4gut
nsnls 10 NreP NaIu ~
ike uIs .c mo
Irc n "a
tTe Is I'm do Ih to shape aGars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Minute and d half Round
Too Long for jsfffis5

The process Of alleged econ.
dit!Oning' through which jim
Jeffries is putting himself at the
rate Of $3.50 "a week CRATES on
q the nerves OF professional
physical culturists
Why" interjected one Of
them and man OF national
reputation too-'if jeff has been
really doing all the stuff he
claims. he should be ready 10
step into the ring right nov.
That he Is in far from this con
diti0n was obvious 10 anyone
on bis appearance here. In fact.
4 heard him yelling bloody
murder TO The time. keeper for
letting one of his rounds with
Jack Mccormick 20 a minnie
and half
II It nearly bursts his bel
low and make. him Whccz1
20 70 through that much fus-
sing in which not single blow
was really struck, now long
would his lungs pump him
enough air 10 enable him tu
waddle around in front OF Jack
Johnson
~ tnffic- md Johnson ever
meet which don't think they
viii Jeff one chance viii Doe
20 land quick and finish tho
negro right there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

Job Printing denr-rtEtr TIN =
Printing Co. l5 John r st Ph 1923
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

lob rrinuug deu~ rtrht times
Printing co, 10 a0hn a. At Ph 1873
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

President FoeoIs first act was 20
apnnint- Kaiser Milhnlm- scout for the
Phillics in Germany.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

When Rube May gets back from
Ohio his first act Will ne 10 look MP
the sporting editor who termed him
"lankadocial' boxer and demand a
retraction. Rube says his past acts
are beyond criticism much less asper-
sion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

JEFF and Johnson in tine same ring
al Madison-sq Garden Will the
phenomenon ever hc repeated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

Walter Camp seems TO have degen.
Grated into penny-a-liner willing 70
compare 10 Yale any team whose sup
porters are willing 10 pay the price.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-18
UNABLE TO
RECOVER BODIES
OF Miners
(By Associated Press)

CHERRY, ILL.,, Nov. 17.-After
four days, the St. Paul mine still
refuses to yield up it's dead, and
there has been an utter failure in
the attempt to devise a satisfactory
method of recovering the 800 or
more bodies. The officials are be-
ooming greatly concerned. Tonight
the mine is burning as fiercely as
ever, and lifting of the seal of the
hoisting shaft is accompanied by
puffs of smoke, indicating the fury
of the flames below The compan-
les of state troops remained in their
cars while an important conference
lasting five hours was held. 1t was
decided that no immediate descent
could be made without the greatest
danger of killing the rescuers. A
feeling has arisen that efforts must
be made to recover the bodies at
all hazards
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-18
DECORATE ROOM
With FLOWERS and
LAY down To die
fny Associated Press }

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. IT,
The story OF n suicide agreement
which In It's fulhllment oost the
life OF Blanche Fugerson OF Wash
luston aud nearly that OF her COM
panion, Fred j. Reid OF Cleveland.
WAS told today by Reid to the chief
ef police.
The night uf their arrival they
drank the contents ol morphine
Nlni Thia failing. Reid had the
ho'tlc re-iilled aud the couple spent
their last money Ia decorating their
death chamber with white noWcrs.
Then they drank The poison rhs
siFl newer awoke Reid was saved
~ prompt medical attention.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-18
HARRY THAW
RAISES ROW IN
new YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. Hilary X.
Thaw who was brought here today
from the Mattcawan asylum to tes-
tify In the suit of Dr. a. Mel. Ham
ilton Ca recover from Mrs. Mary
Ccpely Thnw STo00 for professional
services, created scene al the
court over the question of where he
should eat luncheon
The ronstahles Ia eharEc we're
taking him To restaurant near the
court building. but Thaw Insisted
upou enlng 20 a place IN tho hRnn-
elai district where he luuehcd fire.
queutiy before the KILLING 81 stan
ford White. Tie became 80 nolsg
that a large crowd collected and ng
hakvr et the asNlum vas ebllEed %
Interfere
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-18
SUGAR COMPANY
HAD GRIP ON The
GOVERNMENT
(By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Henry c.
Corsa, formerly government sampler
at the American Sugar Refining
company's docks at Jersey City,. tes-
titled that former Secretary Shaw
and a congressman were unable sew
en- years ago to shake off the grip
the sugar company had on the New
York customs officials and secure
Corsa's reappointment after his dis
charge. Corsa said his discharge
came. he believed, from his efforts
to obtain an investigation of an al
legged conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment. The agents of the COM
many offered him n bribe TO SUD
stitute low grade samples for high
grade cargoes, but he turned the
money over to his superiors.
Richard Parr. who is still deputy
surveyor Of the port. said that his
investigations showed that one IN
every nve employees were either di-
rectly implicated or under strons
suspicion.
congressional mycstlgatlon e
being fought bv government one.
iais who say the men implicated
can get Immunity hy testiiying II
A. sneaesied that thc importers are
the e,tes who nre trylnw a. secure
congressional luvestlsaiion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-18
FREE SPEECH
IS DENIED The
LABORING men
(By Associated Press.)

TORONTO, Nov. 17.-John Mitch
ell, one of the three officers of the
American Federation of Labor who
are under sentence of Imprisonment
for contempt of court, declared in
an impassioned speech here today
that no amount of suffering could
persuade him that he had not the
right to spend his own money where
he pleased or to write or speak as
he pleased Is the time coming
when the badge of faithfulness to
the cause of labor will be the brand
of Imprisonment? he asked 81
hope that the government may not
be so conducted that any citizen
may feel that he has not equal JUS
tice and equal rights with every
other.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-18
ALMA BELL MADE CONFESSION
TO SHERIFF AFTER ARREST
Admitted that She had Killed her Lover Be-
cause he had Thrown her Down.
Armes had Been Warned

she expected to become a mother.
Il asked her if she had been in
innate with any other men," said
the sheriff in response to a ques-
tion by the prosecution. The de-
fense Immediately objected, alleg-
ing that it was a preconcerted plot
seemingly to inadvertently blacken
the character of the defendant, and
the answer was ruled out by Judge
Arnot.
The testimony of Mrs. M. F. Fitz-
gerald to whose house the girl
went after the shooting, showed
that the girl contemplated suicide.
She told Mrs. Fitzgerald that she
intended to commit suicide. GO
somewhere else,' Mrs Fitzgerald
told her Il don't want trouble
around my house."