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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Washington. 6: Detroit. >.
Chicago, 3; New York. 3.
Cleveland, Z; Boston, o.
Philadelphia. 4; St. Louis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13

Sam Crawford has it on Cobb in this
series.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13
Games Today.

Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13

Note the baserunning Of the Nation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13

Two hits for o'Leary, who couldn't
touch Johnson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13

Here is a condensed recital Of the
leeds Of our brave boys.
The Score
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13

Games Today.
No games scheduled for today.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
WIGLE REELECTED
MAYOR OF WINDSOR

The municipal elections in Wind
sor Monday, resulted in the return OF
Ernest s. Wigle rs mayor for NTH
term. He defeated II. :. Foster by 80
votes.
The newly-elected board OF alder
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

men Is made up as follows: Col. ~
A. Bartlett, Fitz Bridges. Hamilton
Tumble. Euclid Jacques, J. T.. Ban.
well. Thomas Brooke. j. II. Sheppard
Arch McNee, T. j. Eansor. N J. Gin,
ton. j. s. Labelle and A. J. Arnold.
The Rev. ]. &. Tolmie headed the
poll In the election OF members OF the
board OF education. The others elect.
ed are: John Fry. A. ID. Bowlby, Asa
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

afternoon TO issue warrant TOT tne
arrest of John ID. Roekefelleu, Jr.. on
the charge OF perjury. Shearn cross-ex
amined Rockefeller and secured from
him the admission that while he hac
sworn in his original complaint agains'
Mr.. Caryalho and associates for libel
for the publication OF a story saying
that Rockefeller was charged with
causing a system OF peonage In Chi
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

A., Elwood. +. r. w. Bright. Norman
Jackson. William Belsom. +. g. Hen
derson and Henry Clay.
The bylaw To spend $4,000 on the
new athletic park carried $50 TO b2i'
The referendum on the. Niagara power
question carried 500 TO sos.
In Walkerville Charles Chilvers was
elected mayor by IL majority over X
H. Bevell; and In Sandwich Mayor
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Clarence j.
Ghesrn. counsel for s. s. Carvalho,
Bradford Merrill and K. III. Clark, Of
fioors OF the Star Publishing Co.,
which publishes the New York Ameri-
can, asked Magistrate Moss yesterday
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

cago. that he knew "of his own per-
sonal knowledge that the defendants
were officers OF the Star Publishing
Co.," that knowledge was simply has
ed on information and belief. Shearn
contended that this constituted per-
jury. Justice Moss took the matter un.
der Amusement.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

Donnelly was reelected.
The Niagara power referendum car
ried in almost every town In western
Ontario.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

COMBINATION SUITS At $t.5o-corset
cover trimmed with fne embroidery,
lace inserting and lace edging; also at
this price We have three-piece Combi-
nation Suits, comprising corset cover.
short skirt and drawers. prettily trim
med with lace edging-special price
81 80 the suit.
COMBINATION SUITS AT S2.oo-of nne
muslin, corset cover trimmed with two
rows Of embroidery with three rows OF
lace inserting and lace edging. Draw
ers with cluster OF tucks with lace
edging-special price $500 the suit.
relatively az cheaD
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

Better qualities at prices relatively as cheap
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

Business-IiISe Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co., Is
John R.-st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

job Printing done7rignt Times Prsut.
ing Co.. Is John R.-st. Phone 1928.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
We Reserve the Right

ELASTIC - White only z TO l-inch wide. =. of 3o
yard In each remnant; sale price. the length OO
EJ Mp HOOKS AND EYEs-Fur size cards: notion ~,
sale price cards for w
BLACK HEAD PINS-Smal nat boxes; each contain 40
pins; usual price &c for sc. E~
sale price. 9 boxes fol. %
PATENT FASTENERS-Csed to fasten back OF n
waists, notion sale price, the dozen 10
PIN CUBES-Contain Black Head Pins; usual 4 n
price loo each: notion sale price cubes for. W
CORSET STEELS-An strong double straight
front Corset Steel. all lengths; a.
notion sale price. each W.
HAIR PADDING-Absolutely clean, sanitary braided
and Wood Hair Padding worth 25c TO-
HAIR NETs-Fuli large size large enough for f0U
CORONET PUFFS-s purs woven In each piece. EO~
good quality hair. all shades sale price, each. Wv
SAFETY PINs--Good quality steel needle point In
Safety Pins. all sizes; sale price. en- rds W
RUsTLEss SAFETY PINs-warranted rust all
sizes, nickel Plated black
sale price, o.
SEAN BINDING-Al silk s-yard rolls; black white 70
and coiors; worth 10c sale price, the roll. ~
PINs-Good quality needle points full size e.
400 pins in each: sale price papers for "
RUsTLEss PINs-Best grade needle point Pins.
. .nnsd tho hot 10 .a.t SINAI. and medium Sc
Hump" always sold at 10c card; IN
sale price. the card
HOOKS AND EYEs-In quality OF hump. wire, finish,
etc. equal in TO 10c Hooks and Eyes:
guaranteed not to rust sale price GU
SKIRT BRAID-5 yards Of best heavy all wool Shrunk
Skirt Braid. good . regular 10c braid. except A
that some lengths pieced; sale price. each -
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

Job Printing done right. Times Print
tag Co.. Is Jonn R.-st Phone l<ss.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
Drawers

DRAWERS AT 25e-Of fine Mus
lin. umbrella style. hemstitch-
ed tucks. others with lace In
serting and edging In fiounce.
French yoke. full 0EA
sizes. special price. 4OO
MUSLIN DRAWERS AT 800
With lawn nounce. lace trim
med: others OF nainsook with
tucks and embroidery trim
ming. yoke tops; also the gar
ter length and circular Rnn
styles; special price. .. OVV
DRAWERS AT 75e-Of fine Mus
lin. some with embroidery
founce: others with lace
founce. with cluster OF tucks;
some yoke band; others French
tops: full sizes; 7kA
special price ........... ~
NAINsOOK DRAWERS AT ssc-
Excellent styles. trimmed with
pretty embroidery. lace edging
and inserting; also some OF fine
cambria. trimmed with cluster
OF hemstitched tucks and nre
embroidery; also the garter
length and the Isabella styles
full sizes 0QN
special price. oOO
Better qualities at prices rela-
lively ~ cheap.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

Night Gowns
NIGHT GOWNS At 5Oc-Of fine
Muslin. with high neck. long
sleeves. others with low neck.
short sleeves. lace and embroi-
derry trimmed. full length and
width: special EnN
NIGHT GOWNS AT sSc-Of fne
barred Muslin. handsomely trim
med with embroidery inserting
with ribbon and beading. In V
shape and square and round
yoke, all with short sleeves; also
others OF fine Nainsook with
pretty embroidery Jokes, and
again others OF fine Muslin with
nigh neck. long sleeves; excel
lent assortment TO select from;
special price, 0QN
each. ............ ....'..' WV
NAINsOOK NIGHT GOWNS At
.5O-With imitation hand en-
broldered yoke; others with lace
yoke. ribbon trimmed. round
special price. each. S1s0O
NIGHT GOWNS At s2.25-Of nne
Nainsook. trimmed with fine
French beading. all-over embroi-
derry. Val lace inserting and
edging. and other styles elabor
ateiy trimmed: spe- co 9k
ciai price. each. .....~&s&O
Better qualities at prices relative
Iy as chenp.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
Combination Suits

Comprising corset COVER anu IsHUeIa DIa
toire gowns
COMBINATION SUITS AT st.oo-made
OF fine muslin: drawers finished with
ruffe, cluster OF tucks and lace edging
others trimmed with embroidery ruff
fes-special price 500 the suit.
COMBINATION SUITS AT $2.25-of fine
muslin. corset cover OF allover en-
broidery and drawers trimmed with
ruffe OF embroidery and beading.
Others with corset cover trimmed with
embroidery. medallions and ice In
sorting Drawers trimmed with ruffe.
with lace inserting and edging-1special
price $2.25 the suit.
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

SKIRT GAUGEs-AdJustable to any length skirt:
only device which enables child.
take the skirt lengths. worth each;
saie price, each ~ "
SEWING THREAD-Field's best s-cord. highest grade
thread: quality made extra good fight the trust
made &c threads: always sells at &c spool; 1nn
SAFE price, spoois Tor w
COAT HANGERS--Afade OF heavy wire, shoulder shape
and set off for collar: keeps coats and q n
In perfect shape; sale price, for sVO
NEEDLEs-A good grade English made needle. % 4 a
Needles In each paper while they last the paper. y
BRABANT's NEEDLEs-One o the finest English makes
gold high grade; worth &c sale price n
Il. j. ROBERTs GOLD EYE NEEDLEs-The recognized
&c paper; week only, papers for w
NEEDLE BOOK 1-Containng I paper Needles.
Darners and large Needles and ! Bodltin; sale II
NEEDLE BOOK No. 2-Contans papers OF 10 Needles
Bodkn; sale complete. for. r............ GU
NEEDLE BOOK No. 3-Contains 4 papers Needles.
and Darntng Needles, Hatpln, Black Pins and tn
Pins; sale price complete for ~
NEWEST wAyERs-Crimp Curl. will wave,
crmp curl the hair without heat or breaking the
hnp sharp edges 1 waivers card; G.
loo; sale price the card 10
HOSE SUPPORTERs-Made with firm pad
elias tic belt and straps OF strong, heavy
the pair - "
MERCERIZED SKIRT BRAID-Fleishers Nero. the
Braid made; soft and plabe; VIII c.
the shoes: black and ali coors W.
POTTS IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1Oc quality: n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-02
HARDY AMERICAN ADvENTURER
DISCOVERS NORTH POLE
(%continucd nom raec /. column b

Continued from Page 1. column 3D.
years. cook is 4 comparatively begin
ner. He went north merely as inc
surgeon of an exploration party and
Neas loft behind With Il small store ef
supplies at Ibis own request.
iic upp~irs 10 have waited ii favor
able time ana tbeH when things looked
right he pushed n~ufthNard accom-
panied only hy two tskimo8 and de-
pending FOR his supplies largely ON tho
small amount of e9uuod good Dr. could
cafrA, aud tho musk nx which he pro-
bablA ascortainod Ucro plentiful along
Tho route which he planned Ia take.
According to his last letters. H.
must have loft Etah about February
~, laos Crossing to Ellcsmeelaud
he reached Cape Thomas Hubbard.
There ne may have. waited a feu DAYS
and laid la a stock Of fresh meut FL
naIly when an was ready on March ~
he took his two trusty Eskimua uud
ftatted on his risky dash over the po-
lar iee-500 miles TO the ultimate
north.
They reached tlre pole. tho dis
patches ten uH. April. "a. averaging i'm
The ncighborhood of ~ miles 4 day
If he tfuyolod i'm . straight line. and
making q higher average ir.as &c.
likely lac WIS compelled to go in q
round about way.
From the time of his arrival uutII
today, SIC have little guess work ON
which to form any theory as to tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-14

FOR SALE.

4 good office counier-desk Call a
business office, Leader.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
CREDIT MEN DINE
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING

Judge james o. Muffin will speak
on The business man and the courts"
at the February dinner OF the Credit
Mems association In the Hotel fuller
next Tuesday evening. AS the bust
ness OF the credit men brings them
often into court proceedings, this ad-
dress Is expected To be one OF the
most interesting the association has
yet had.
DR.. Guy L. Kiefer, health officer. is
TO discuss Personal hygiene for the
business man" II. o. Miller will sing.
Several new features are to be intro
duced in the meeting.
The Credit Men are using every
form Of activity TO assist In the pas
sage OF the Sherley bill amending the
bankruptcy laws, In the federal sen.
ate. Membership In the association Is
increasing. IL new members having
made their applications since the first
OF the year.
A new departure I'm the credit line
will be the reporting to mercantile
agencies OF the names OF firms who
cancel bona fide orders. This will have
a tendency to check this practice.
Through the national association the
credit men will trave the movements
OF business men who fail In one city
and then move TO other parts to begin
over again with the old debts still un-
paid.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
JAS. NJ GREGOR
TAKEN BY DEATH
PRESIDENT OF HOME SAVINGS
BANK Is VICTIM OF HEART
DISEASE.

James McGregor, president OF the
Home Savings bank, died Friday night
OF heart disease. In his home. No. GO
Jefferson-ave. Mr.. McGregor had been
ailing for several months and was con
fined to his home for the last three
weeks. His wife. two sons and four
daughters were with him when the
end came.
Mr.. McGregor was born In Kincar.
dine. Scotland. in 1890. and in 1901
was married 10 Susan Christie. In
1858. he removed TO Hamilton. Ont,
and entered the employ Of the car de.
partment OF the old Great Western
railway. In 1860 he came to Detroit
and was made superintendent OF the
car department OF the Detroit 4 Mil
waukee railroad, continuing until 1870
In that capacity.
He was general superintendent OF
the Michigan Car Works firm 1879 TO
1892: general superintendent OF the
Michigan Peninsular Car company
from 1892 to 1897; and had been pres
ident OF the Home Savings bank since
1889. He had been for some years
vice president OF the Detroit * Cleve-
land Navigation company and direc-
tor OF the Detroit Trust company.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
BUILDING PERMITS,

Paul g schultz. 2-story IT. store and
dwelling. g. W. cor. Mcclellan and
Lo rd; owner r; stein, si'sDo' aws,,,ng
e. 8 Campbell. bet Herbert and Hor-
H. l. Rose. 2-story fr dwelling. w.
loo: owner. George w. Denne, $4,000
August Borcak 2-story>fr. dwelling.
w g. Fischer. bet. Mack and Sylvester,
owner. same. $l,l0O.
ings. W. s. Crane. bet. Gratiot and
Chaplin; owner. DR.. L. Rodd. sS.476.
William Hirsch. 2-story frame dwell
ing. $50 Russell-st.: owner. same, $500.
W. J. Manney, III story frame dwell
ing. 20 Sherwood ave; owner.same. $l.-
GOO
Same, 2-story frame store and dwell
ing. l431 Dix-ave.: owner. Mrs. E
John Teichow. 1-story frame dwell
ing. 1909 Van Dyke; owner. same. ST.
Thos f. Curry. 1-story frame dwell.
Ing, e. s. Oneida, bet. Jefferson and
Kercheval; owner. F. W. Harding. ~,
oO0.
Same. 1-story cement block auto
garage. W. S. Parker. bet. Agnes and
Champlain; owner, Parker-ave. Garage
Co. $500.
Herman Beaversdorn. l - story fr
dwelling. G. $. Maxwell. bet. Mack and
Sylvester; owner same, $500.
John Mem, i-story fr. dwelling. $. $
runner. Det. junction ana tdHpDelli
owner. De Witt Cooper. 500.
frank &. Heide. 2-story fr. ven
dwelling. w. .. Hurlbut. bet. Jefferson
and Kercheval owner, e. II. jerks. 50,
200.
Harley & Atchison. 2-story fr dwell
ing n. y. PailIstcr. bet. Third and Ham
ilton; owner, F. G. Irwin. $4,000.
Chas. b. Mcintosh 2-s.ury brick
dwelling. 5. s. Boulevard bet. Mt. Ell
lott and Beaufait; owner John Priest
Ell. $5.216.
l446 Twenty nth st; owner, Edwin Is.
Nall. $1,000.
Otto u. Zoller. l N story fr. dwelling
s. w cor Central and Lexington: Own
err same $1,000
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20

The Alpine troupe doing Roman lad
der and tight-rope work with the
" hite q Edison All-professional circus
I'm the Detroit Light Guard armory this
week. are celebrated for the graceful
nature OF their act. and the sumptuous
quality OF the costumes and other trap
pings.
The Alpines enjoy another distinction
that Of being real flesh and blood
IA miIy, not merely circus one. COM
nosed OF father. three beautiful
daughters. and handsome boy. The
mother travels with them, not how
ever. participating In the performance.
and the girls study their lessons I'm the
morning. even while on the road.
nv some mysterious process. the
glamor OF stage life has left the three
little maids quite unspoiled. They are
lust as well bred. and. perhaps. kinder
hearted than the most sheltered and
fortunate little silver-spoon miss In the
land, and. at the same time. acrobats
OF most accomplished type.
Their hazardous ladder work. tumb-
ling and wire dancing, are quite equal
TO the advanced work OF skilled adults
while their act Is aTtistically a top
notcher.
The circus continues Saturday and
Sunday afternoons and evenings. To-
night the Elks will attend in body.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
TRANSFERRED AT SEA
AND RETURNED

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-"John Smith"
tho name he gave when discovered
a stowaway on the steamship Advance
was brought back to New York on
the Panama liner Colon. The young
man never even reached the place or
his dreams-Panama-fo he was
transferred at sea from one vessel TO
the other
Smith was discovered on the Ad-
vance shortly after she sailed from
here for the lsthmus. He was put TO
work. and when the Advance got into
wireless communication with the
Colon off Wattlings island, the skip
per OF the outgoing steamer notified
the skipper OF the Colon that he had
a stowaway he wanted to transfer
When the two vessels met the unwel-
come passenger was lifted over the
side of the Advance and rowed to the
Colon. So II came about that Smith
will not be able TO call for his mail
at the Cristobal postoffice as he in
tended. Instead. he will have to be-
gin lite anew In New York.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20

Handels G major, Beethoven's op. g.
No. 2. and Greig's op. SO. Much In.
terest was shown at the quartet's con.
cert this last week. when for the first
time the date and definite arrange.
ments OF the program which. in the
hands OF these tow artists. Will be a
musical treat.
Plano and violin pupils or the
branch studios of the Detroit Conserv'
atory OF music gave musicale, Sat
urday afternoon, In the Conservatory
hall. They were assisted by Miss EN-
ma Keightly. soprano; Miss Charlotte
Mcdonald. Miss Blanche VIM, Miss
Antoinette Kalthoff. Jerry Masak VIC
linists; and Miss Emma Mcdonald
'cellist. Piano solos were played by
Gilmore Kirker, John Richardson
Louise Fessant. Bessie Ludwig. Laura
Scheel, George Keller, Mckinley
Gould Inga Nelson, Maria Pierson
Daisy O'Grady. Euphemia Richardson
Viviane Miller. Alma Herter. Margare
Orr. Violin solos by Charles Beavei
Edwards, and Oswald Kirker Tn,
program closed with a polonaise bl
/ Schultz. played by Amelia Poelke. Re
Iindow, with the four violins and eel
I 10.
! Sidney y. Lagatree. of this city, as
SISTED as mandolin soloist at cor
cert given by the mandolin club D
the Milliken-White studios i'm Bal
City. Monday evening OF this week
Three compositions by Mr.. LegatreC
were presented at the concert. "a
Vote. lin Idle Moments, 10y thu
club, and q romanza ana lullaby
Dear Eyelids Close" by the com
poser
Signor BOnci. the Italian tenor. an
three other artists OF the Metropolitan
quartet save concert In the Light
Guard armory Friday evening Nine
Rappold, soprano. Nine. Flahaut. con
tralto. and Herbert witherspoon, com
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
MERCURY DIPS,
THAW CHECKED
cLosE-To.FREezINo WEATHER
PROMISED TILL MONDAY. THEN
WARM OR COLD WAVE.

That pesky thaw which had us all
wading home Friday night. is checked
and the remainder OF the snow is due
10 pass away In a gentler and more
orderly manner Our rain storm has
now passed on To New England, where
the hillsides are being pelted in a
manner much fiercer than was the
case here.
Close-tofreezing weather will pre-
! vail until Monday with dips In tenn
perature that will CONCEAL the loose
moisture Saturday and Sunday nights
Monday We may catch either u cold
wave or another warm spell. that de.
pending upon whether We are in line
for the weather now on exhibition IN
Manitoba or that which Is delighting
Kansas.
While the rain and rapid melting OF
snow meant discomfort To the average
pedestrian. Friday, 1t was more than
bothersome to the ID. u. r.. which had
about $50 cars temporarily disabled by
water getting into the motors and
burning them out. This was in add.
ton TO 247 cars burned out the pre-.
vious day. Some of the cars needed
10 go TO the shops only few minutes
for repairs. while others will be on the
Idle list for a couple OF weeks.
Under these circumstances. service
was naturally crippled TO some extent
but the street railway company is now
past its worst troubles.
The extreme eastern portion of the
city suffered somewhat from floods,
Friday, the water backing up In the
sewers for time but this condition
was not as serious as that OF a year
ago and passed away as soon as the
rain topped.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
Real Estate
sHURLY BLOCK
. TO CHANCE HANDS
DR.. q. L. SHURlY PURCHASES
PROPERTY FOR $75,ooo-AN-
OTHER BIG DEAL.

A deal is being negotiated whereby
the ownership Of the Shurly building
No. 32 Adams-ave. west. passed from
DIR. Ernest l.. Shurly To his nephew
DR.. Burt l.. Shurly for consideration
said to be about $4,000. The negotia
tons are In the hands OF Homer War
rem & Co.
Another big deal OF the week Is
the purchase by Homer Warren OF the
late Magnus Butzel's residence at No
400 Woodward-ave. Mr. Warren and
Others interested with him propose to
convert the house into fiat building
later on The consideration Is sail
10 have been in the neighborhood OF
$50 600