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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-03-10

A great religious revival has been
going on at Tennessee College for Wo-
men at Murfreesboro, Tenn, lately.
Rev. J. c. Massee, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, conducted the meeting. There
was deep interest on the part Of the
student body, many souls surrendered
to Christ, and the religious sentiment
of the institution was greatly revived.
These interesting facts are given us
by Mr.. j. Henry Burnett, general man
ager Of the college, and a son of Rev
Burnett, formerly pastor of the Bap-
tist church here.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-03-10

After Mr.. Roosevelt had served
nearly two terms as President and has
PASSED into the ranks Of private citi-
zenship, a supposedly reliable biogra-
pher arises 10 inform us that the
greater portion Of the American peo-
pie have been pronouncing the ex-
Presidents name incorrectly. The
said biographer says that the sound
as of "Ruse" in the first syllable is
not right, but that it should have the
broad sound of 80" as in rose" He
gives Mr. Roosevelt as his authority.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Dear With The naynate5.
This Is Their Only Chance
DENTON r. "CN" YOUNG.

The Battle OF Typewriter Hi goes
merrily on, but Chicago writer sums
the whole thing up a. follows
Point l. Garry Hermann Is equal 10
the average ball player in public est
nation today In June he Viii attraol
less attention than the umpire.
Point ? Charles w Murphy Is given
quite a lot OF notice by me fans-in
winter In August all he will get Will
be an occasional call from the stand
Of "Aw. say. Murph. git another
pitcher
Point 3. The fans know OF Ban John
son As a tat man who is president Il
the American league Fourth Of July
some bug will yell Hey. Fat git outa
the way 50 We kin see the game
Point T. Harry Pulliam cuts the
same amount OF ice as Kroh, the Cubs
experiment al southpaw. II kroh makes
good. he will top Mr. Pulliam by May
Is II he falls down, Mr.. Pulliam VIII
rank even up with Andy Coakley-un-
less Andy has also failed
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Nv PAUL n. eRusKE.

BEGINNING Sept 3 and continuing
through sept. IA. inclusive, will occur
the climax OF the American league
race OF l9O9--ir climax there Is 40
ing TO be.
Such Is the dope. at any rate, based
ON the Johnsonian schedule. adopted
by the league magnates al chicago
last night and printed IN another cor
umn ON this page.
That string OF dates will see the
Detroit Tigers, champions and again
favorites for the title, sighting their
last round against the other western
clubs In both the home and Vis'tIng
parks.
Three western clubs are pretty sure
TO include the firsI. second and thlru
choices m this stage OF the proceed.
ings. If THE TIGERS ARE IN THE.
LEAD SEPT. IA THERE WILL Bt.
No STOPPING THEM THEREAf-
TER FOR. WITH THE EXCEPTION
OF TWO GAMES WITH THE Gil.
CAGO WHITESOX.. CLOSING THE
SEASON. THE CHAMPIONS WILL
BE RIOTlNG on THE ROAD IN THE
EAST AND EVERYBODY KNOWS
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
NEWTON WILL Be
PRESIDING JUDGE

AT the recent meeting OF the Grand
Circuit stewards in Buffalo Robert y.
Newton was elected presiding Judge Of
the circuit. replacing A. j. Heating,
who has been in charge for several
seasons.
Mr. Newton is former starter and
is now conducting bank In Montana
Mr. Heating was a candidate for re-
election and with Charles NJ Jewett,
the Readville secretary, fought the
election out with Mr.. Newton
1t was decided TO appoint no oificial
hGndicappers. the associations which
will conduct such events this year be
ing empowered 70 place the horses as
they see fit
Definite announcement was made
that Buffalo. Cleveland and Readville
would give meetings. the last men
toned taking the dates of the Long
/ Branch course.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
ANOTHER SCANDAL
IN NATIONAL
LEAGUE
PuLLiAM is SAID TO HAVE Or
cERED DREYFuss AND s65ETTS
OUT OF HIS oFFlcE-FoRMER
CALLED" IN OPEN MEETING.

CHICAGO, Feb. l7.-There Is big
ger scandal than ever shaking the Ma
uonal league by the heels.
Ii leaked out in the corridor or the
Auditorium Annex this morning and
caused sensation.
The salient points OF the story are
Is follows:
Harry Pulliam. president OF the Ma
f, tional league ordered Barney Dreyfuss
end Charley Ebbetts, owners respec-
lively OF the Pittsburg and the Brook
Ign teams. out OF his office in New
York a short time ago. This is the
reason DIeyfuss has refused 10 attend
the present meeting OF the senior
major league. Ebbetts came, however,
and al yesterdays meeting IS said to
have roasted Pulliam to a turn before
all the other magnates.
liz is claimed that at the Cleveland
meeting recently Pulliam asked Drey-
fuss for loan of $500 with which 10
take hunting trip through Canada
4 he request was refused and Pullam
is said 10 have threatened 10 throw
Gun of coffee in Dreyfuss' face. Drey-
fuss thereupon announced that he
never again would attend meeting o;
the National league over which Pull
liam would preside.
II Is said that there is solid body
OF opposition now 10 Pulliam IN the
National league. This opposition Is
made up of these men. John l.
Brush. of New York. because OF the
Puliam's stand against so-called row
dyism on the Polo grounds: Charles
w. Murphy, Of Chicago. because ~
the recent feud over the ticket scalp
ing case; Charles Ebbetts. OF Brook
lyn. because he sided with Barney
Dreyfuss in the recent unpleasant
ness; and Barney Dreyfuss, for rea'
sons already stated.
Pulliam's term has one year more
TO run and then there will be re-elec-
ton of officers or the National league.
Pulliam already has announced that
he is tired of the whole business ana
that he will gladly quit when his term
has expired
With such an array against him. ne
cannot hope to get Office again. IL IS
further cited that he will lead an I'M
pleasant life from this time, as he no
longer can look for support or sympa-
thy from any source. the influence 81
Brush. Dreyfuss. EbDetts and Murphy
being far-reaching and likely TO IN
clude all OF the other owners.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

II there Is one thing that impyesses
the average patronlol the Detroit Au-
-tomobile Dealers show. more than any
of the other features. il Is the total
absence of the cars that. In former
years. we have termed freaks In
fact, in the cases of some OF the mod
els particularly those which are being
made in Detroit in the largest numbers
this year. II Is Well nigh Impossible
for anyone but an expert 20 tell the
difference between the output OF one
factory and that OF another
Were il possible 90 construct from
the various Eight touring car models a
sort OF composite. the car would be
easily made and would diner but III
tie from any OF ihe six or eight IN
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
RuIe-tntOr(eneRt q Hobby
With Hope College Boys

II the stories brought back by
some OF the state teams thai
have played basketball against
the Hope college I'VE are true,
the Detroit y. NJ. &. 4. team
hal hest have a thorough under.
standing ON the official question
before " takes The floor Ia the
Holland gymnasium this week.
Tho Jackson y VI G. 4 team
which suffered last at the hands
~ Hope. saws that there is a
svstcm uf rule enforcement In
vogue az The hothed OF Dutch
learning which results I'm fouls
being called for such alleged
0renses as taxing a step tor
shooting. when the player has
caught the ball fathooted
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
KEEP KIDS AWAY
FROM THE SCRAPS

SACRAMENTO Cal, Feb IA
bill was put through the assembly
here. making IL q misdemeanor for a
minor 10 attend prize fight. or horse
race and fixing penalty OF $50 fine o.
twenty -hNe days in jail for lesses or
owners ~ places where such contests
are held who allow minors TO enter.
Il will lessen the gate receipts. but
IN the face OF the reform wave the
move is no. serious one.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT
AT BURROUGHS GYM

The Burroughs Girls basketball
team announces an entertainment in
the gymnasium, Second and Amster-
dam-aves for Thursday evening, in
which eight vocal and instrumental
numbers will be interspersed between
the halves Of two basketball games,
the frst OF which will bring together
the Burroughs and Franklin girls
while the second will pit the Bur
roughs representative mems team with
the Windsor Fusiliers
Reserved seats may be secured on
application
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
AtfeI and DTE(oN 50
Clever Neither Nay Land
BY TAD.

NEW YORK. Feb IL" How
he going TO land on Attell?' says
one ran.
How in the world will he
ever hit Driscoll?' says the
other fan.
That's what they all say,
Every one in New York who
is In the least interested ia
nights is asking one OF these
two questions today.
The Attell-Drlsco.l 90 has
them up in the air, and the
more they think OF 1t the higher
they go.
We have seen Atteli lots AMI
lots OF times. We saw him
daughter Tommy Murphy AMI
we saw him hold Bat Nelson
down In six-round go; We saw
him stall along with Baldwin;
we saw him get almost an even
break with Spike Robson.
That's the fight that the dope
In this affaiI hinges upon.
Spike Robson az his best had
nothing on Driscoll.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
HONEST, TRUTH;
D0NL|N QUITS

NEW YORK. Feb. lit was stat
ed authoritatively 10 a local sporting
editor last night that Mike Donlin
would not play with the New for',
Giants this season. Mike declared
that he would like very much TO De
with the crew this year but that the
salary could not be fixed 10 his satis'
faction. and he would stick 10 the
stage.
Donin and his wife are making
money hand over hst in the theatrical
game just now and he SAYS he believes
in making bay while the sun SHINES
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Washington Once Gave Up

10 three doctors; was kept IN bed for
Ave weeks. Blood poison from a
spiders Bile caused large, deep sores
TO cover his leg The doctors failed
then "Bucklen's Arnica Sslve con-.
pleteiy cured me" writes John Wash.
ington. Of Bosqueyille, Tex. For
eczema boils. burns and piles it's ST.
IRENE At F. c. Kinsels. Central
Drug Co. and Gray & Worcesters.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
NELSON BOUT IS
OFFERED WELSH

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l7.-Freddie
Welsh. the British lightweight. who is
TO meet Young Erne here in 20.round
bout Saturday night. was offered
fight with Battling Nelson for the
lightweight championship OF the world.
jim Coffroth. the King OF Promoters
wired Welsh Offering him 80 per cent
OF the gross TO take on Nelson before
his Colma club Welsh believes that
he Is entitled 10 a 40 per cent guar.
antee. but il is almost certain he Will
accept the 80 per cent, inasmuch as
the fight is for the championship.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
B|OO|NG LIVELY
FOR THIS BOUT

CHICAGO, Feb. l7.-There is stu
d chance that Frank Gotch, world >
champion will meet Raoul Dc Rouen.
the French champion. here in a catch.
as-catch-can match The Kansas City
promoters offered Gotch $4,000 for
himself and the privilege Of taking 80
PER cent Of the gate receipts.
The local promoters will meet today
and make Gotch definite ofrer 10 on
set the Kansas City BID.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
RACING kNELL
NOT YET SOUNDED

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb. l7.-Gov.
Gillette has not yet signed the Otis
Walker anti.racetrack bill lie sti!l
has five days in which TO act upon
he measure. The provisions OF the
measure take effect Ca days after the
bill has passed.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
I'm BEST MAN,
SAYS BIG MATTY

NEW YORK. Feb l7.-Pltcher
Christy Mathewson. the greatest
twirler the Giants ever had. has de.
cided to quit baseball forever unless
given IS 900 FOR the coming season.
Hearing that the demand OF Nike
Donlin for s. 900 for the season Is
likely to be acceded to by the Giants,
Matty declared In letter TO John I.
Brush that he considers himself the
best player on the team and that he
will not take salary less than any
other player
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
HARVARD CREW
LOSES CAPTAIN

BOSTON, Fec l7.-Capt w. r..
Severance OF the Harvard university
crew is suffering from rheumatism OF
the heart ana his friends say he will
have 20 abandon rowing.
Owing TO the nature OF the ailment
the rowing authorities. IT is said, viii
not take the chances OF even putting
him In for practice
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Sporting Notes

Harry Bemis, the CIe' Gland catcher, Is
stlll alive
De,roIt "Y." 40. Jackson ~" rs. last
night al Jackson
&. y. =. CO.. r., Adrian College. -. at
Adrian last evening
Ann Arbor. - Windsor. u. la n hot
game OF Indoor baseball
pitchers Chcch and Ryan. cleveland
turned over sl2,5oo for Cy foung
ID. 4. 4. md Windsor will play hockey
this evening az the CLUB RINK WI.
is again free from snow and boz good
shape
Fountain. regarded - Michlgan's most
y promising shOrtstop. has been ca
home 10 Marshall hS the death ~ bis
father
.sid" smith. the hard-hitting hut care-
less hackstop. ~ sold back dow
south and viii PLAY from now ON
with Atlanta.
CLARK. the Negro. put Il all over Rollo
at Windsor last evening. though the
white boN weathered the storm tot
the announced lumber Of rounds.
Itmnt. tn-ey nets Zoe XenErr for his
Montreal club thus uniting this pair
and BuelOw. all cN-Tigers, ON the
Eastern league aggregation Joe VIII
play shortstop
Ferry Downs WIS sold fO thicugO and
VIII plaN second base Tor one OF
Comiskcy's teams through the spring.
What u 10 happen after That IT,
mains 10 be seen.
o
THE Detroit club - not affected by the
new rule requiring pitcher Wh"
takes the Arins line to pitch To on
batter at least. Clarke Grifhth J. To
blame for this regulation.
o
The han has been IIfted from Jimmie
Callahan and when the national
eommiSsion acts through With the
forma liticH. the nrst step VIII hare
81 bten taken In bringing the Chicago
M independent teams bucx Into the fold
~ fpies ~ompsftt~e- of the big leagues
1rfrcd on the changes ia scoring
niles. recently printed on this paxe
more clearly defining stolen bases
and giving n neiding instead az a
. battery sfror on badly pitched or
. rsisftandlcf thtrd strike. resultiug IN
The -hatsm1n.s -reachine hrst base
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Mahmout once More.

ROCKFORD. H.. Feb. l7-Yussu'
Mahmout. the Turkish wrestler. won
from Emil Anderson in straight fall
ia a match here lest night Mahmout
TOOK the place OF DE- Rouen WHO was
Injured AT Montreal Al he close of
the match Anderson issued a CHAT
lenge 10 any man in the world barring
GOtch or MahmOut.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
.BEM|S IS At
DEATHS DOOR

ASHLAND. Wis. Feb. HAIRY
pemis. the star catcher OF the Cleve-
land baseball club. is SO seriously III
OF pneumonia AT his home here thai
his relatives have been called 10 MS
bedside. Little hope for Bemis recov-
cry IL held out.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Pardello EIunks out.

CHICAGO. Feb. LEO Pardello
Italian heavyweight wrestler has
funked ont OF another match He
wired the local wrestling promoters
last night that he would be unable 10
fill his engagement Friday night at the
Empire theater with Mahmout. the
Turk. though he had signed Dy wire 10
be aere. Pardelo is in indianapolis.
end gives no definite excuse for no,
coming
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
South MIehiaan easerunner,.

~ the way. there are some INV
base runners in this league Harry
Martin, and Eddie Taylor Of kolana-
goo. B6bbic parker. OF Jackson. Curlpy
Henderson uf Baltlo Greek. Eddie Nc
pennel+@ at SaginFw Berringer oi
Saginaw. and several others are the
goods in this department OF the game.
Lansing Journal
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Hurley Rests Lucas.

GLENS FALLS, y. Y, Feb. IL
Fred Lucas. OF New York. was bested
by Bill! hurley. Of this city. last night
In a ten.round bout Young Corbet',
the ex.lishtweight champion. refereed.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
ANOTHER CHANGE
FOR JESSE STOVALL

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. l7.-Jesse
Stovall. member OF the Louisville
club where he played as an outfield-
81. has been sold 70 the Los Angeles
team. aHe was once with Detroit as
pitcher
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
S39.45 10 California Points,
via Michiqan Central.

And spondingly low rates to
many other far western destinations
will be- made March TO April 80. See
agents or write j. ) Hall. A. q. p A..
Detroit. for fun particulars.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Y, GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES
OF FREAKS A STRIKING
FEATURE OF PRESENT AUTO SHOW

machine and this elimination leaves
the feet free To assist in the control
OF the car which Is accomplished In q
manner very similar 10 that Of the
average automobile.
All round the show the reappear-
ance OF more favorable weather was
welcomed. The terrific snow storm Of
the rrst two days OF the show was
handicap against which no attraction.
however popular. could hope To wage
a winning battle. Though far from
being deserted. II was estimated that
the show corridors at no time contain.
ed more than 1000 spectators Tuesday
evening, and the total attendance was.
In all probability. not over 5000.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

diyidual models which formed the Da
sis matter Tor the operation.
To the average man the Ford, r. VI
f.. Chambers Detroit, Cadillac osh
land. Maxwell and Two or three othei
ears that might be named. really loon
very much alike-far more so than IN
the old days when such radical diner
onces existed that. on the appearance
az any one OF them, by it's distinctive
character II could be appreciated a
block away
In general way this statement is
true OF the larger machines. as Wen
They are all getting closer To gen
eral idea-a tendency very noticeable
last year, but So emphatic this season
that il seems only q matter OF ume
when no ears will be built that do var
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
NEIL AND ATTELL
WILL BOX AGAIN

NEW YORK, Feb. l7.-Frankie Neil
and Abe Attell are TO meet at New
Orleans in 20-round contest, March
10 Tor a guaranteed purse Of s. 500,
which is 10 be split 80 per cent 10 the
winner and 40 per cent to the loser.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
SPORTING NEWS OF THE DA
|CRISIS OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE IN EARLY IDES OF SEPT.

listened Ia Deuoil ana turned over
Moriarty. even IL George rs soreE
missed. Beyond a doubt President
Navin's selection wss made known
long time ago-propaoiy about the
time the Moriarty deal Was einched.
Memorial dan The Tigers are in Chl.
cago. independence day they play IN
= Louis Labor day we entertain
he Browns here in douhle-header
Ten aud possibly Il SUNDAY games
viii re played Monday dates being
transferred except IN cases where
there l. a chance FOR postponement
20 be- worked on in The form OF a
SahhaIh.day combat
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Grannle for Aoosiers.

ANDERSON. Ind. Feb IL Charles
olsen defeated rob Managon Ina tWl
straight tails Managon lost the first
fall in IS minute, and vas disquali6rt
for stralgliag tactics in the So ond
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
pool.

Lou j. l.aubscher will play Henry
PomaNlle, a match game Of l25 balls
even al John Chiesa's pool room. COZ
ner Brady and Riyard-sts.. Thursday
night Game called 90 sharp.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Sam Thompson d Judge al
The wheeInen Masquerade

Novel announcements are on
for the thirtieth ANNUAL masquer-
AIDE ball OF the Detroit Wheel.
men. dated for the club house
on the evening OF Feb. 10.
Among the list OF jurymen who
will vote on the awarding OF
prizes il the veteran baseball
player Sam Thompson. who has
been for years an enthusiastic
member OF the organization
Sam used To D. mighty good
Judge OF baseball pitching bu,
the masquerade department or
athletics * virtually new one
incidentally. just notice the
fact that this l. the ~thiitieth
annual"
Some class 10 an orggniza
tion that has main aimed a pros
perous existence for a length of
time like that,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
patsy oonovan's New Job.

Patsy Donovan has become a scout.
lie will endeaVor 10 pick up good
young material for the Boston Ameri.
cans
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

more than a very minute dlst"nte
from the common type.
III a prize were awarded to the most
distinct 1--WE. looking car In the snow
this year. Il would undoubtedly fal
to the lot OF the steamer. exhibited Dy
a new conner in the local trade. While
by no means TO be considered freak,
this car nor ses It's engine under a
SORT OF emi-circular bonnet IN front
ana thus differs from all the others.
The electric still give wide range
OF variance TO the designers. some OF
them this year showing marked lik'
ing for the gasoline cars. Most no
taDly is this true of those that nave
taken "A page out OF the gasoline cars
design and have placed the batteries
under hood in front instead OF under
the seat or in the box behind the seat.
There seems still one point of var
lance. however. this being over the
side ON which the controlling mechan-
ism and steering wheels may most nj
tiugly be placed. In the past virtually
all the cars have placed the control
on the right side. following the plan
OF the arrangement OF carriages. ms
year several makers, notaol! the rolu
Motor Co. have changed 10 the lett
side.
Lack OF space precludes giving the
arguments advanced by either side IN
the controversy. Suihce TO say that
there are more OF them than anyone
who hasn't preached the question
round the show would possibly nave
imagined.
From appearances, the motorcycle
industry is now passing through the
Stage OF transition toward standardiza-
ton which has been the experience OF
the manufacturers OF the four'wheel-
ers. While the little selfish cars are
much nearer TO the type than year
ago, there are still some radical de
partures. One OF them has abandoned
entirely the od.time saddle. substi-
tuting instead sort OF metallic chair
seat There are no pedals on this
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

THAT THERE is No ANENGlNG
FURY LIKE THAT BUNCH OF
TIGERS. LOOSE AFTER a Pen
NANT THE END or THE RACE IN
SIGHT AND THE PARKS or BIOS
TON. NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA
AND WASHINGTON THEIR STAMP
ING GROUND
As il so happens. Detroii viii have
about two-thlrds of Is western games
played of By Aug. 20. \ series with
the eastern teams at Bennett PARK
precedes the crisis before mentioned.
This should put Jennings warriors III
commanding position Tor tne battles
that will be- the ones hat count Ihen
the narrowing clashes with the deadly
rivals. the final trip east, and the Two
games with Chicago-here oct > N
ComiskeyNille Oct. Z
After that. the curtain
Oct oh, mystic date
Would that there were some sage
who could peer into the future anu
read In the stars for Us right now the
situation that will prevail on that
day,
AS we gather al the field for the last
home game Of the Tigers for that year
will the scene be one Of pushing.
struggling. swarmine humanity. out TO
hail the three-time champions Of the
fastest league in existence, n1inglins
cheers with the voleys Of hammer
strokes as the carpenters toll on the
emergency stands in process Of cree
ton for the worlds series!
Or will the gathering that day be OF
the perfunetory sort that sreets a
team whose successes have been SO
remote as TO be forgotten for the time
IN the sorrow that will attend the
formal resignation Of a great hopper
Right here the writer wants 10 ven.
ture a prediction.
THE FINISH OF THE AMERICAN
LEAGUES PENNANT RACE WILL
NOT BIZ OF THE HEART RENDlNG
CHARACTER WHICH HAS FEATtR'
ED THE CAMPAIGN OF 1907 AND
1905
The winner will be known beyond
the shadow-Uf reasonable ttettbt-
two weeks al least. before the maj
game is played Somebody Is going
TO cop that bunting not By mile.
necessarily. but by good. comfort
able margin this year
Why Because the law OF chance
is pretty sure TO get in its work.
succession OF close finishes is always
increasing the odds against repeu'
ton OF such an occurrence.
In 1907 the final result was In doubt
until the last three days play
In 1908 three teams had "A chance
with two games left on the schedule
and two fought il out on the final af-
ternoon.
That d repetition OF such strenuous
fghting is, out OF the probabilities this
year is simply dope, and good dope AZ
that.
AS for the rest OF the schedule. II is
about as outlined Detroit opens al
home April IA with Chicago. and that
club is its most-frequently encounter
ed opponent in the early stages May
III viii see the raising OF the cham
pionship pennant aud New York is
again the team TO be favored by the
big holiday. This selection is one
made by the local club and Magnate
Farrell. OF New York is simply tend
cred a neat little benefit each time
The Tigers elect 10 hand him the big
money.
Two flag days In two years will be
OF material assistance toward making
the New York management glad II