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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
PSYCHOLOGICAL STATIONS.

Cleveland, Nov. "A chain OF seis'
mological stations. operated under the
direction of the Jesuit fathers In Am
erica for the purpose of making OH
servations and records, have been
established. The headquarters are To-
Gated In Cleveland with Father Fred
erick Odenbach of ST. Ignatius coli
lege in charge. Records OF earth
shocks will be kept and information
exchanged Scientific data will be
prepared The Washington station al
Georgetown University will be used
bv the students as a practical labora-
tory. The chain of stations reaches
across the country.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02

OraCle--l

Read this list OF Excellent Features,
CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL
GAMES BETWEEN DETROIT AND
PlTTSeURG
COSETTe,
the third subject in tho Vitagraph
series OF the reformed life OF Jean
Vatican.
PET OF THE BIG HORN RANCH,
Selig's Big Western Feature Story.
LOST IN SIBERIA
a Story OF Siberian Exile.
THE TRAPPERS,
Beautiful Colored Pathe Picture.
And TWO Biographs-
AN THE WATCHES OF THE
NIGHT" and "FAlR EXCHANGE
Houses all warm and comfortable.
LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE Or
AcLE AND GLOBE WEDNESDAY,
isis" THURSDAY
ORACLE ISIS GLOBE
Where the Pictures Are Always Good
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
FOR FEDERAL BUILDING

The electric fixtures for the new
federal building have arrived at last
and today. work Will be commenced
i'll installing them In the building. The
work Will now take on a business like
aspect and ii is expected that by next
Tuesday the first floor and the base
mcnt will be ready for occupancy.
The people of this city have ex-
pected for long time TO some day
see this building a reality and have
It thrown open TO the public Their
expectations are now about TO be
realized and it is promised that the
building VIII be thrown open before
the beginning OF the next year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
JAPANESE AUTHORITY
HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN

Peling, Nov. 2.-The Japanese
Korean resideucy was withdrawn to-
day from Chicntao In fulfillment of
the agreement reached between ia
pan and China. on September 4, which
recognized Chientao as Chinese ter
ritory from which the Japanese mill
tary forces then held there for the
protection Of Japanese and Korean
interests should be withdrawn.
Japan has established consulate
general and two branches In Cbientao,
China has opened offices of maritime
customs In the district Mr.. 1juin the
Japanese minister 10 China, on behalf
of the Emperor of Japan, has pre-
sented the prince regent of China
with the Order Of the Chrysanthc-
mum.
For Sale. Real Estate.-We always
have farm TO sell HUNTER G.
kENNEDX
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
TROUT EGGS WILL BE
RECEIVED AT HATCHERY

Fred w Chambers. state fish and
game commissioner. and members Of
his department at the state hatchery
are busily engaged In getting the
hatchery In readiness to receive the
eastern brook trou, eggs which will
be secured during the next two weeks
The trout are spawning earlier than
usual this year and there Is much
work to be done in preparation The
eggs Will hatch about Dec. 30 and the
fry will be kept al the hatchery until
about March l. when they will be
planted in the streams of the state.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
CARDINAL GIBBONS OPPOSED
TO WOMEN VOTING

New York, Nov. I'm a letter 10
the National League for the Civic Edu,
cation OF Women, an anti-suffragette
organization, made public today, Car
dinal Gibbons says:
Although my many duties will not
allow me to be present AT your meet
ing, | beg to assure l am most heartily
In sympathy with the aim of your
league. and ! approve most strongly
the stand It has taken in opposition
to womans suffrage, which, If realized
would be the death blow to domestic
life and happiness.
Senator Ellhu Root also wrote let
ter expressing sympathy with the
cause.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
WILL RETURN TO PORTLAND,

Denver, Nov. Gus Lowit. former
manager of a department store at
Portland, Ore, and who. according TO
Portland dispatches. was Indicted In
that city last Saturday IN connection
with the failure Of the Oregon Trust
G Savings Bank. has expressed a Will
Iingness to Chief of Police Armstrong
10 return to Portland at once IL he
is wanted there. Lowit has not been
arrested.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
RIDING THE GOAT
KILLED THIS MAN

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. Fright
from riding the goat" at an initiation
of the Compact Masons, negro Ma.
sonic league Of Kansas City, Kan.
caused the death early today OF Alchis
Hunly, negro. Hunly was seized
with hemorrbages following the in.
itiation
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
LAND OPENING EXCURSION.

Medbury. Idaho. 10000 acres choice
land. Carey act. Round trip rates
via o. S. l.. Nov. 18th to 18th. See
agents for rates and particulars
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
LIsTIESs VOTING IN LINCOLN

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. Clear, calm
weather prevailed in Nebraska today.
Early reports In Lincoln indicated
listless voting. Three judges of the
supreme court and three regents of
the state university arc 10 he elected,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
{ II AN GES IN
RAILROAD
YARDS
OLD "Y" DISPLACED BY THE NEW
TRACKS.
Big Gang Of Men Now Putting in Con.
crete and Handling Ballast
Many Improvements.

The old "Y" opposite the Union de-
pot which has been in use for more
than twenty years. has been removed
to make way for the five new passen-
ger tracks that are being laid. All the
switching done in the future will be
done on the "Y" at Twenty-second
street
The work on the new sidetracks is
being rushed by about $50 men. Con-
crete walls for the track and cement
platforms between the tracks are be-
ing laid,
A work train with a large force Of
men is hauling ballast and gravel for
filling and grading purposes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
HERE II OUR
ANNUAL. HILL
SEfLEN STORY.

Dass :'' with Rock
the Nosrn % "asu s0'I on o%s s ~, gsar, ase in
tnat orSanEation the
Ing up the southern league last by
T NSo,s s win Il" s'y
with 9 the % league before s s gn Allowed 0:,
'as game pay a, u" the bait ef o 1% TN.
sley the Moose
come acros ,aosenve ronme
HAY Haye honestly got to do that before can play,
, to winnipeg: you ''' INV
Ter dTgpp"s mis- sa. ana from hi.
SE%'T"'s sqn% the home Pat the huge delight Of players
had managed accumulate all the
the hand
ing the wh the game had Serm dS eo~Senb S e G s
se,ey instead placing the in aseepns sprinRied IL
INTO "a coat DGGks and the game preceded ~ - - 49, ~
SeP Gn OF P' Round the sacks me would tear accompanying the
the players of oa leave field
ever started immediately downtown
fac
remained had
e"ss. s s Sso "ass T u.
away ',s'sss % r s,. s & s admitted ss that a, %
Than otherwise been
The telephone promises be as srea, boon to the pool room
Of
era. wig 4: ' : .:' , ' ana :' '' ,s s : ;' vet
season that promises be survival Of the h'est
Look ou,f .oarm storle. today
' s.sa s s; %s : for % o '.' :o
danss@u. 70 'T ,se ka 5@VS''
Los t.. ,.s, feat
Ssfso, Jack Snso" a:as . months " can
When it comes to a matter tactical positions
remarkable Jake
when OF the interoo!iesa really
. a bona
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
FOXY J. MAzER
WORKS RECRUIT

II the Toledo team coached by Fred
Merkle. OF the New York Giants. fails
TO touch second in the first half OF the
game against ID. A. c. tonight. IL -
more than possible that the crowd in
attendance may not see the Reynard
OF Detroit basketball in action at all
during the game. Jake is playing his
usual thinking part. and is devoting
as much as possible of the contest
20 get Shinnick. his old star. into
shape, as we'll as developing young
Grant, his sensational young center.
To accomplish his purpose, Jake has
benched himself and placed Cox al
guard. OF course, II Toledo makes
things close for ID. A. G. in the first
half the regular lineup as nearly as
possible will be presented by the con-
uuerors of Penn in the second period
Busch. the forward who played with
Capt. McDiarmid against Penn, has
returned to Rochester, where he is al
tending school.
One preliminary will be played to-
night, the Deltas meeting the fast
team from Temple BETHEL
II is positively promised in the adj
vance notices that Fred Merkle. in
Chicago the worlds most popular ath-
lete, will be on hand to officiate as
referee or umpire.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
MURPHY WILLING
TO PAY UP IF :

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-President Muir
ply, of the Cubs says he is going %
, give his ball players that $4,000 he
promised them for winning the Ma
tional league flag. but that he will do
II In such a way as to get the most
advertising. The West Side magnate's
scheme 10 have a committee OF his
players go before the commission aud
ask that he be allowed to hand them
the bonus he considers master stroke
In promoting publicity.
II am going TO get all the advertis-
ing out OF this gift OF $4,000 that
can" said President Murphy yester-
day.
Il think that's great advertising
stunt. It's something like John T..
Brush's play In giving $1,000 for
Pitcher Marquard. Now, everybody
ought to know that Marquard, an In
experienced minor league pitcher.
isn't worth $1,000. But that was a
great move for Brush and have been
kicking myself because l didn't pay
$4,000 for the same player, although
he isn't worth half that"
There is no occasion for any play
ers to appeal to the commission" said
Ban Johnson. Business between the
commission and Mr.. Murphy has al
ways been handled by Murphy himself
in the past He knows that his re-
quest for permission to give his team
$4,000 for winning the last National
league pennant will be granted. SO
what is the use OF dragging in the
players-most estimable men but not
needed in this transaction?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
SURELY FIRE IF
SMOKE IS So
PLENTIFUL
vEFFRIEs MEANS TO FIGHT IF HE
IS RIGHT, REASONS TAD, AND
HERE Is THE NEW YORK Ex-
PERT's LOGIC.
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, Jan 13.-Out in Lo:
Angeles Jeffries is working like 6
beaver. II Is doubtful whether the
big ex-champion ever worked any
! harder for a big ring battle than ne
IL doing now, and he says it's all fol
sparring stunt he Is 10 do in yaude
Vile.
And the strangest thing about II al
10 that jeff began his strenuous train
Inc Just as soon as possible after liz
tie Arthur johnson administered a
sound thrashing to 7. Burns In Aus
traiia and incidentally annexed the
heavyweight title which JEFF laid aside
In favor of the Canadian.
The long and short OF the whole
thing Is that JEFF intends 10 fight John
son. II it is possible for him to get
into fighting trim, and this is why he
1s now doing such laborious stunts in
the gymnasium, bursting gloves and
punching bags and disfiguring slightly
the personal appearances of his spar
ring partner. IL is simply a case OF
there being a fire somewhere around
where there's a lot of smoke 10 be
seen. DESPITE ALL HIS ASSUR-
ANCE TO THE CONTRARY, JEFF
REALLY WANTS ANOTHER BAT
TLE-AND WANTS ONE WITH
JOHNSON.
or course, the big ex-champion
doesn't intend to take any long
chances, and this early preliminary
work is for the purpose Of finding out
just what condition he can put him
self in for ring battle.
There is more than one reason why
Jeff should fight Johnson-reasons
from the Jeffries standpoint. His end
OF the purse would be an amount
which the big Californian could not
well overlook at this time. Personally
he would rather whip johnson than
! any other man he ever fought, and
then the ex-champion would take a pc
cuitae pride and reap an abundant fin
!, nncIaI harvest by resaining the title
from the present Negro champion.
lJen wants the title to remain with
khe white race. and II his training
warrants his belief that he can again
iget into condition It's safe wager
THAT Jen and Jack will have 1t out In
the ring,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
GOTCH WINS A
BOUT IN BRITAIN

Frank Gotch has impressed his
prowess on at least one man over In
England, dontcherknow. That Is the
only man he has yet persuaded to
meet him in that land OF loud smiles
George Dinnie, the crack wrestler Of
Sheffield. Gotch recently wrestled
Dinnie before a house damned TO its
capacity, throwing him first in one
minute and fifty seconds, second in
fifty seconds, making the two falls in
less than three minutes. Dinnie one
stayed with Hackenschmidt for ten
minutes and Zbysco for sixteen.
Emil Klank, Gotch's actor partner
has sent TO a friend in this country
copy of the Sheffield Evening Mail
containing an interesting interview
with Dinnie, showing that the Eng
lishman regards Gotch as the greatest
of wrestlSrs and incomparably super
for TO the "Russion Lion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
ATHLETIC PALS
R|D|CULE ROSE
BY IGOE.

| NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-You should
hear em roar The athletic pals OF
Ralph Rose, | mean, when they heard
that Rose is brushing up for a fling at
Jack Johnson. One man prominently
connected with the A. A. L. told me
yesterday that the idea of ever whip
ping Rose into line was preposterous.
why. he Is the most notorious
coward in the athletic world He Is
a joke with all the boys when IL comes
to a question OF spunk. He's big and
powerful enough, but the smallest
sprinter in the world could walk up
and pull his nose and get away with
IL. He seems 10 have no idea OF what
his giant frame and power are TO him.
One the ship over to London he was
numerically goaded and tormented by
the little fellows, and he never once
showed anything that resembled gump-
ton. Ralph Rose has as much chance
OF whipping Jack Johnson as little
Johnny Coulon has. Why Coulon can
whip Rose himself"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
D. u. S. SHIFTS TEAM
FOR SAGINAW GAME

When Detroit University school
stacks up against Saginaw East High
in the ID. l.. S. gymnasium Friday
evening, II will appear with a team
considerably shifted. The most i'm
portant change is the placing Of Jack
Miller. the teams star, at center,
where he has never played before. All
places look alike to Jack, however.
and II is believed that he will be able
10 score just as fast from that position
as from any other.
The Elmwood gymnasium is In fine
shape for games now, a gallery having
been installed, capable OF taking care
OF the crowd.
d. L. s. has games scheduled with
Adrian, Lafayette High and Detroit
Eastern and expects TO keep busy all
season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
CHICAGO NEGROES
WILL BACK JOHNSON

CHICAGO, Jan. ia purse OF
100000, wherewith to back Jack
Johnson against any white pugilist IN
the world, bids fair TO be reality
soon. Prominent and wealthy mem
bers of the colored race in this city
have such a project In mind, and In
dications now point to speedy con
summation OF the idea.
Leading colored men say that the
money will be bet against Jeffries just
as quickly as against any other white
pugilist. They profess hope that Jeff
will agree TO meet Johnson, as In that
case they figure that odds Will not
be demanded OF them, while they are
sure the present champion could cas-
lily win from the retired one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
PAYNE SIGNS HIS
CHICAGO CONTRACT

Fred Payne. OF Detroit, received his
contract with the Chicago White Sox
on Tuesday and lost no time in signing
it and forwarding 1t to President
Comiskey.
Payne was entirely satisfied with
the terms OF his agreement and ex'
poets 10 be one OF the regular catchere
of the team next year. He feels that
he has had more than his share OF
baseball misfortune and believes that
he should have a good season in 1909
Those who recall his successful work
with Detroit until illness and broken
digits laid him low, will concur in this
belief
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13

Rv ARTAuR nuEEEX.
ARTHUR DUFFEY.

BOSTON, Jan. 13-Despite many
statements TO the contrary that have
been published, | fail TO find any dis
tinct record where John l.. Sullivan
in the heyday OF his ring career drew
the color line. While il is true that
John never fought colored man in
the ring. IL is a matter Of record that
he signed TO meet Godfrey. the old col
ored heavyweight in this city; also
To fight Peter Jackson IN San Fran
cisco
Neither battle took place. but, ac
cordng 20 my authority, this was not
due 10 am color objections on thu
part OF sullivan bYi the threatened
stopping OF the battle b. the police il
the case OF Godfrey and disagree
ment OF the promoters in at Frisco.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
NEW UMPIRES IN
SOUTH MICHIGAN

AL Johnson, Of the New York State
league and OF the New England league
and Pat Flaherty, who worked in the
Copper Country league when II was
running, have been signed as umpires
by Secretary Glass OF the Southern
Michigan league. According to reports
from Kalamazoo, the secretary Will
likely make his headquarters at Kali
amazoo. when he moves onto the cir
cult from Lake Linden. Mich, as Mrs.
Glass has parents residing az Paw
Paw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
WRESTLERS MEET FOR
A MICHIGAN TITLE

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan 10
To settle the featherweight wrestling
supremacy of Michigan, VIII Dean, of
Grand Rapids, and Sergt. L. a. Red
mon. OF the United States army, will
meet at Saranac Thursday evening
In catch-as-catch-can bout. best two
out OF three falls. battle Dean is well
known 10 Grand Rapids followers OF
the game from his work here. and
Redmon has long list of victories in
the army games to look back on The
bout will be refereed by Mike Rasmus
of this city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
WON RUN S0X,'
.RE|TERATES JONES

SEATTLE, Wash. Jan. l3.-"Thete
* no hitch with Comiskey, | have
never had a dispute with him, and no
body is more sorry than | that | must
quit the game"
That is the statement made tonign.
by Fielder Jones. manager OF the
White Sox.
II want TO emphasize that there
was no hitch between myself and Com
iskey; also that the story that | am
TO quit the game is not a bunk. |
will not manage the White Sox next
season. and no one will ever be able
TO say I retired a dead one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
McGRAW PREPARES
TO CAN iron MAN

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-"lron Man
Joe McGinnity will not be with the
Giants next season. Manager John
McGraw today asked all the league
clubs for waivers on McGinnity's serv-
ices. which means that If all clubs
waive claim the iron man is doomed TO
go TO some minor league team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
Sporting Notes

Bert Allen IL IA new leader of the city
championshiP tournament
The marriage of John Eyers, the Cub
second ba3eman, and Helen Fitzgl6-
bons OF Troy, -. Y, was duly
solemnized yesterday.
Cresceus, az expected, was beaten In
hts first race in Russia. The cham
pion Is lame and is likely TO be re-
tired to the stud.
Harry Hubert IL reorganizing the Sun
DAY school basketball league and has
called a meeting OF managers at the
Y. NJ. c. A. for Friday evening
A. usual. sam Lapham, OF Dearborn, II
the biggest prize winner among the
exhibitors at the poultry snow In
progress at the Light Infantry arm
Dry
According to President Navin, the
latest Johnson Murphy controversy
viii have no effect on the local club =
relations with the Tigers. There was
never promise of any sort OF a
bonus here.
The old =. 4. brown stock farm near
Kalamazoo, once the home OF such
stations as Ambassador, Grand Sen.
tlnpl AntCeo. Warlock. Empire ana
Reu Boy. was sold at auction TO a
Kalamazoo bank yesterday.
nil INlIeuh1rk. the
FOOTBALL captain. IS not satisfied Wit
Football horors In addition to tax
ing part IN hockey games he ha"
row iofnod tho track team. Intending
to try FOR a place as hammer
tnTowcr.
The English sporting pnpcrS With GUS
tommy fairness arc now puIipluE
tbc voiloVs into Tommy Burns. whom
g,sv aftcge ont cold 80 Jack John
son Tre british puhlic VIII soon
have 10 subsCrihc ~ tho American
pgpcrg to set tho news.
m. NtchIrnn UorSebr~edcr-' RSsccin-
top WEE foy'pCl Yesterday ~ Ian
sir~ upbort Gibhors % Detroit
va. pl,..,l r~csid ut The i~rnrov" -
,tn,t rs to h~""' of Nichg""
tr-s., ona 70 s.7llion l0w barring out
t.. .rGrul sfri1c gro tho purposes.
,... .yrsIti s..v .ta-'s S'~rig - firhI~Hr
III 81 T'.r t-r.s VIII "l1v pop-cor
r.-oore . .foets iuolu ''".-- ono IN
r,,tft o.a on. o7sf 0uf0 lido Mnl-
d.. TOOL 1or pv0p Catcher Er-on
49,, tt.rD~~. Itnthlcu"' rnd R1ry
..I C.r. CvtttVon rem1in I'm school
from iqst vcor's t"9m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
COACH COPS ON A
ROWING MACHINE

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Jan. l3.-Mem-
after be oarsmen and able seamen
Because OF frequent drownings In
ponds here lifeboat will be added to
thQ departments equipment The pa
trolmen are working on rowing ma
chine at Headquarters trying to learn
the latest varsity stroke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
YOUNG SIGNS A
BOSTON CONTRACT

BOSTON, Mass. Jan. 13.-Cy Young,
the greatest pitcher OF them all, sent
In his signed contract for next season
today.
so far as we know now" Manager
Lake said. Young will play with Bos-
ton in spite of rumors. The fact that
he signed the contract shows that he
Is satisfied"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13

USE KNIFE ON s
SCULL|NG CHAMP

NEW YORK. Jan. l3.-Within a
couple of weeks Frank b, Greer. the
amateur champion sculler, VIII under
60 an operation which Is expected TO
rid him of trouble that has prevent
eel him fro.n showing. his best rowing
form for several years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
Laubseher al Savoy Hotel.

Lou j. i.aubscher viii give AN OK.
hibitiun OF fancy pool at the Savoy
hotel. Third and Larned. "Wednesday
evening and will also play match
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13

Tuesday. Jan. IL should be marked
with red letter on the desk calendar
OF w. w. Collier. Detroit manufacture
err and horseman. On that day he
was In New York, representing the
Detroit Driving club. of which organ
ization he Is president. at the annual
meeting OF the stewards OF the grand
circuit The stewards elected Mr.. Col
lier president. replacing Mr.. Johnson.
While the meeting of the stewards
was In progress. Mr.. Collier was be
ing elected vice president OF the new
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
|HONORS PILE UP FOR THE
DETROIT DRIVING CLUB HEAD

~ the organization is known TO every
person who attended the new organi-
lation 81 initial meeting Last year. as
we'll as In the verdict of the outside
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