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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29

cost, and these could be made pay able for lon, term of years so that the cost to taxpayers would be insignificant. We should be glad to publish the views of some of our readers who may be inclined to write on this subject.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
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Local

Read Anderson's ad in today S issue.
 Hulls for sale. ". l.. ROBINS, phone I62. I45-ti
 Hugh Martin is here today from Mayhower.
 L. w. Ruple of Holland is in the city today.
 John D. Steinsieck of Linder is in the city today.
 Dr. J. w. Teas went to Little Rock this morning.
 o. D. Clibourn went to Little Rock this morning l.. T. Patton, merchant of Wooster is here today.
 Dave Stewart is spending today with his son, Cal, in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Dana Boyd of Little Rock is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Cureton.
 Soda pop delivered to any part of city. Faulkner Go. Bottling Co. Phone 259.
 Mrs. G. $. Brown and son, George, are spending the day in Little Rock.
 L. H. Pyle is spending today in Little Rock in the interest of the fair catalogue.
 Mrs. Lillian Clendenning of Lit tie Rock visited Mrs. H. l.. Run dell in this city yesterday.
 I. A. Boone, state lecturer for the Farmers Union, has returned from a two weeks lecture tour.
 Miss Dove Harton has returned from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Crossett, at McCrory.
 Mrs. C. F.. Durham and chil- dren returned last night from a VlSlL III -OulSldlld anu l@iittS i\oNN'
 M. M. and w. C. Fry of Lynn vile, Tenn, spent yesterday Tn this city with their brother, J H. Fry.
 Mrs. C. J. Greene returned last night from a two weeks visit with relatives and friends at Arkadel- phia.
 l.. D. Ford, Sr., of Atkins, grandfather of Rayburn Fry of this city is critically i'll and is not ex- pected to recover.
 Good pasture with plenty of water, three miles from town. 50 cents head per month. d6tWIt. F.. .. Brannon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
Reduced Rates.

On account of the state meeting of the Farmers Union in Little Rock on August 3rd, tickets will be sold from the Ist to 4th inclus- i've good tor return on tue 9th at reduced rates.
 J. w. JAMES, Agt.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29

Have you written your friends away from home to meet you at the fair?" Begin now.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
ACTUAL FACTS.

For upwards of fifteen years Hunts Cure has been sold under a strict guarantee to cure any
 form of itching skin troubles known No mat
 ter the uame-less than one per cent of the pur chasers have requested their money back. Why It supply does the woIk
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29
Shoe Repairing

Having greater facilities for turning out work with neatness and dispatch we desire to take this method of informing our friends of our up-to-date improve ments i'll shoe repairing and thank them for past favors and with promise for the future of greater quickness and neatness with no increase i'll price.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-29

Old papers for sale.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
NAV|N OFF To
LEAGUE MEETING

President Navin, OF the Detroit base
hall club. with Vice President NaW'
key. will represent tn< American
league champions at the League meet
ing which starts in Chicago TUESDAY
Mr.. Nayin having engaged passage on
o Monday night train.
Il Is expected that The magnateS VIII
agree upon schedule which VIII De
given out. in all probability. Wednea-
day evening Detroit will be SEIZED
uled for regular Sunday games On
every Sabbath when the team ~ al
home. The matter OF holiday dates
remains still 70 be adjudicated.
President Navin, in common with
most OF the supporters of baseball,
takes little stock in the wordy contro-
versies which have ragged about Presl'
dent Murphy OF the Cubs as a storm
center. during the winter.
THAT kind or talk is all right for
Jack Johnson and Tommy Burns
quoth he before leaving for the scene,
but think It's out OF place among
q lot OF business men who ought 10
be devoting their sole efforts toward
improving their investments and com
mon interests
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
ruE BRIsH Ru>,BOUT.

place, were amply made GOOD today
hen. at noon. only a rev arrange.
ments in the booths themselves re-
manned 10 be made
At that time the exhibits were viriu-
ally all in place, the fountain was pla,
ing. the canaries were singing and the
Venetian garden was blossOming as II
such things as snow and ice had
never been known.
That such success had oeen scored
is all the more creditable in view NJ
the fact that there has been more de
tail connected with The Detroit show
this year than pestered the lives ont
q. the executives OF all preceding *
hibitions combined An early start on
the decorative features and the adopa
tiOn OF a plan and schedule months
ago made the result possible how.
ever
The weather. while admittedly a
handicap. is by no means fatal one.
In fact. some OF the exhibitors. wei.
come II as an opportunity 10 demon.
strate 20 prospective purchasers the
ability OF their car in the most IN.
favorable conditions
IF We can only get them 10 ride
with us said one We can convince
them all right. for car that will act
like a perfect lady today won't giy~
any bother when facing the regular
conditions OF daily use
The formal opening OF the show IL
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
Why Buffalo Won't Idk,
Our p!a(, in BIZ l,dsu,
Sporting Llfs.l


The Boston GLOBE makes the uu-
qualified assertion that Buffalo will
take Detroit's place in the American
league II the Globe had thought or
known OF the difficulties in the way
OF such a move * would not have
made such a rash statement To begin
With the Detroit club would have
something 10 say about the removal
Of its franchise aud the destruction
OF its property rights Secondly, the
Detroit club has no complaint 10 mako
OF its home and foreign patronage,
neither has the American league am
fault 10 find with the loyalty. enter
prise or drawing quality OF The Detroit
club Third, there is nothing TO show
that Buffalo would be as good a md
jor league city, TO say nothing OF be
ing a superior one. 10 Detroit Fourth,
" ere il true that the American league
desired TO substitute some other city
for Detroit. or make any other cir
cult change. such move would BE-
practically impossible in state OF
peace because under the national
agreement no circuit change can be
made in either major league without
the consent pf the other league--a con-
dtion which amounts 10 practical pro
hbition and makes each league circuit
In reality unalterabe SO long as the
present national agreement endures.
So II will be seen that assertions Of
present. or even possible future major
league circuit changes amount TO 80
much wind.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
SPORT PENS
and REVIEWS
Bly,.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

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@ OF e cana e., "s s9 Gs s. . r % vlu ,
.-s tre. a., 'lsao SIDE @s contest viii"
M Nv, , ~. The a,sorc', !,
lNn '''n.' as 1n'a ,sa
ssio',oa combined
ia ynfE ",, 10y .'S So %o,, ,@% ' WAS m m
a,e...orn, ,nsea MI ,o's. noae IN view q
Michigan and Minnesota different so Of ',o Is out from
mon 81 q. Nnn..o,, ria,y'. n,i''
s~os 1o,e. "a ,'s' probably pa. parton ., , .
ars % 1 SSy sars"a , n1rr % r the so how he
se- came ont on the aed at W ar. lair aeyrp.d
,d Of to 'onclaoun
orfeais .ra t'mG~s rn b, No,cr... ~os
%dne 81 9.r ro fya Ge epispn party
y rrahe h dressing room II was necessary t, fairly scrape
%o'an oss on
m t ear in wa1 the ,aa Wa. 10 leave Rene rpcE
Nj. ''' ' Sa a ' "a S s w 'y WASH.
, s nlt, , @n o chow tc bone was s>po coa,,s~n.
Dy.rel MS " ~, aa,om Every Eau on
SKIN on ns a,"' WEI" mpr"' tat 'oN" '' like those Of
The Nandasns When
n. S I. ' , . print s @' rss anna
'o' n - ' ca a, Of v h g.~ ' 9. ' f1 scratched N"
ana S s5 Fan s .a pounds e tat ' %s" s s.'' ss
Tor :.u--f.a A. ~ mem n,>' ,ear
o T -, . @ s ss 81 's"'
'@ mos. me lgo'@' , ~n' , "@% =. s c1s.
o'4 ' 'y a Il 'is '"S won, o' ara s,s,rya Se
w. e ,sc s , Re wort. ora,
Of rasso5~n aoicss may he
's. oos ; ". ' T .., .,a gan. @ 81"
@ q CO.. .. o. ss.. W.. va, Y. az,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
HONORS IN POINTS AND
STRATEGY WENT TO DAG.

rust have pcrmeated as far as snow
covered Woodward-ave.
The early moments OF the game was
As strenuous AS the weather outside.
For seven minutes neither side Was
able to negotiate field basket, though
Mazers shooting of the fouls called on
Gordon kept the ID. A. {. always
ahead. Then Shinnick rang up field
goal and McDiarmid followed me
ment later
The score was 10 to before the
Y" had negotiated a field goal. nc
which stage Gordon poked through =
very lucky shot Cox got the two
points back moment later. Shinnich
added another and Boosey got the sec
ond field goal for Y NJ. c. A Just be-
fore the whistle announced the END
OF the half Mazer rang up the class.
lest shot OF the evening from the side
lines and covered by his man. but
wriggling loose and giving his side a
margin OF seven points in the half.
rhe d. A. c. started OF with a rush
i'm the second half and Mazer. McDiar
mid and MazeT scored in the nrst six
minutes, the count at this stage being
- 20 /
At this stage Mazer ordered his men
to play a strictly defensive game. No
body was left at the opposite end OF
the ball when the ball was under the
opposing basket. The ~" played say
agely but in vain. In 10 minutes. with
the play under the ~" basket three
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
LONGB0AT AGAIN
FLIES THE COOP

BUFFALO. -l5.-Special ennis
aries viii be at once dispatched b.
Manager Pollock, who handles TORI
Longboat 10 hnd that elusive charge
end MAKE him fulhl his contract -
race Al ShruDb here In Buffalo. Fec
20 The Indian and his bride have
ducked the camp OF Trainer DeForest
end according 10 a dispatch from To-
rorto have shown up at Deseronto.
ont, on the Indian reservation and
both Of them say they will not stir out
OF their own diggings for a month.
Lcngboat is really simpleton. He
Understands very little English and
The story goes that he Is carrying
around a watch without any works IN
n without knowing the difference.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
HUSTON MAY Be
BAIRD. SUCCESSOR

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Fec. l5.-Loeai
friends are croom iny Hoscoe b lIns-
ten. -. "a law, for the position II
graduate manager 81 athletics. which
il is understood Charles Baird viii
shortly relnquish. ola account of the
pressure OF business duties. ". w
Wedemeyer ami other Ann Arbor men
are making a vigorous campaign for
Houston. and hope To land him in tho
place His friends are numerous, and
he Ann Arhor contingent Is said go
bC almost unanimous
Illusions former home was IN Ann
AIlor. though he l. now practicing law
In Detroit
He WAS formerly a law partner az
Dan McGugiu the football star. who
has since removed 10 Nashville. where
he rs coaching Vanderbilt
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
GLADE SAYS HE'S
IN FORM NOW

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Three more
YANKEES have gotten into line. They
are Pitcher Fred Glade, Shortstop
Jack Knight and Pitcher Walter Man.
n'ag. the trio having sent in their sign
ed contracts TO President Frank Far
rel.
Manning was given boost in salary.
while Knight was given a document
that VIII call for more money than he
received last year from Baltimore.
Glade will get the same money he did
last year.
Glade writes from his home at Grand
Island. Neb.. that he Is in tip-top form
now and he will make up for the poor
showing he made last season. when
he vas I'll and took part in only few
games In which he did miserably.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
puyIII,n' ,A1f|s Old
Nan. Wins His first no.
philadelphia North.American) }


We can see all the little lighters
lodging the veteran Kid BeeOe now.
The Italian says that he has taken
part in more battles than any other
fighter In ne world and The assertion
Is probably true lie has never yet
been knocked out. and up 10 Saturday
night had never supplied lO-second
nap Tor an opponent.
but after years OF waiting Beebe
finally got on. He met tom Smith
in one OF the prelmiuaries at tne Ma
tiunal Athletic club and knocked him
cold with a right handler 90 the, jaw.
Beebe vas 40 surprised himself
that he meekly apologized to Smith
Bur he has the knockout bug now. and
nothing bu, a decisive victory viii suit
him ina The future
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
LEATHAM NOW IN
GILMORE STABLE

\ letter from George Leatham, The
cne.time Nova Scotia champion, states
that he is now member OF the GIL
more string of boxers in Chicago he
recently boxed Kid Irwin In private
90 AT Hammond. George admits h.
jahEed irwin all over TIT ring but doe,
not state who won.
Regards are sent A. : Burkart Eos
Ter Walker please write. Black or
white challengers for worlds cham
Wonshfp al 1870 pounds address Lea.
tnam AT 30 East Adams-st.. Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
spea(e.fidha Scribe How Goes
! 10 Make PAD With f.)0ne5|

Harvey Woodruff sporting editor OF
The Chicago Tribune who recently DIS
tingulshed himself by bringing togeth'
or Manager Chance and Owner Muir
phv. OF the worlds champion Cubs,
and persuadlng both To bury the
Ratchet. IS now said to be on his way
from California TO Portland. ore.
Where he expects TO see Fielder Jones
and where. il is understood. he hopes
to hc able TO act as peacemaker be
wcen the manager OF the Sox and
President Comiskcy
The Jones matter is considered a
far more delicate proposition TO SET
tie. however, as the matter is solely
one of salary. Jones has reduced his
demands from 10000 to 10000.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
Sporting Notes

ReadviIIe Will take tho Long Branch
Grand Circuit dates.
W Ind and snow failed TO Keep the
crowd away from the auto show
which was packed last evening
o
not attend the baseball conference "a
Chicago Murphys wife IL very ill.
AtteIl md DriscolI meet In New York
Friday evening az 1875 pounds. Nh
being compelled TO Concede thar
much 10 get the Briton into the ring
Q
Blackburn beat Gunsch aud May put
IL all over EVerhardt az the Post
gymnasium last evening The sol
dier fighters do better with gur
in their hands
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
ACTOR BROTHER A
MORIARTY ROOTER

JACKSON. Mich. Feb l5-At the
giJuu Ai. week. PLAYING under the
name of Tom Mahoncy. is a brother "a
G. .nf-I Moriauy, the Detroit Tigers
-i-.-q+-tltisd ir.tst-trt5r'r t'r ms nor eU
George for ioug time pp believe
ttat 30 Nill.bt good thing for him
io e,t With The champions Tho actot
.b,o;n,r believes that The Youngest one
OF the family. Bill Moriarty who joins
No. Cincinnati club this spring VIII
some day be- better ball PLAYER than
George,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
Excursion Rates 70 Washington,
Via Michigan Central.

Arrareemcnts are being made for
through sleepcrs 10 Washington on &C.
count ~ the Inaugural Ceremonies. for
which special rates have been author.
ized. For full particulars consult agent
At Unicn Ticket Office. Opera House
Block. or stotior TOO; OF Thrd-st
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
KID SHEER GETS
PHOTO IN PAPER

Under the heading Has Fought in
Five Glasses. "'the usually well edite''
Cleveland Plain Dealer priuts an eN.
cellent twO-column likeness OF Fred
Sheer. the Detroit actor-chiropodist
4 lower line adds the Information
Tommy Gugan. who claims the heavy
weight championship OF Michigan
The Joke is apparently on the sport
ing editor OF the Plain Dealer
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
Why Not COLLAPSE Checker

Here's swell suggestion. A New
York person advocates collapse
checks" for Marathon races. The col
lapse check" works Just like rain
check in baseball. Whenever an ath.
lete goes under and the races 1zzles
out the collapse check is good for
the next performance. or course. the
public will be able TO see the beauties
of the proposed innovation. but the
promoters most likely cannot discern
its merits with a spyglass. Recent
performances, however. stamp IL as a
wise precaution.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
KLEINATH TURNS
COLGATE BID DOWN

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-Charles
Kleinath captain OF Penn's basketball
team and quarterback on the foot
ball eleven, said yesterday that he has
been offered position as football
coach with Colgate university at Ham
ilton. y. Y. The Kid" announced,
however. that he will decline the offer
since several better propositions with
local institutions have been offered
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
II Lee Could .Oniy hltl

Talking about inielders saws
Clark Grifith. the greatest third base
man in the world today, 80 fsr as
fielding T. conc erned is Lee TRnnehhl.
OF the White SoX There is.t d.
psrtmeut Of the fieldinR game that he
doesn't do inst little DIT beUer than
any third basemau tn the business
What wonder h. would be- 10 No.
could hit abouf $50 or 215' Last sea.
son he hit only 30. and that aboW
his speed
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
eYeuna go ResVfreetee

Sam angiord. Who has been uusuc-
c,ssf,l w. getting Sn a bout with any
al The fgn crs ~ Cglifornia h.s fna,lr
ENDED match lie has boon ignei
NJ 80 meet eNoune p"ter" .larl5sou
Tue eoIorod nghter Tor 20 rounds be-
fore the Central Athletic club ~ Sacra-
nento. cal. Feb. % THIS viii be the
seventh time they have fought Lang.
ford having won four OF the contests.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
METzGAR AGAIN
TURNS JOB DOWN

Although Penns athletic council
once more chose Sol Metzgar as head
coach OF the team believing probably
that if elected. he would forso his
western ranch another year. Metzgar
is out with d formal statement that
he cannot accept. and Smith viii IN.
doubtedly be selected
Dr Carl Williams takes Dr. Bells
place on the intercollegiate commit
tee
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16

The claims OF the management that
the annual show o. the Detroit Auto
mobile Dealers association Tould open
on time this evening. with every eX-
hibit and every piece OF decoration IN
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
WHEELMEN BACHELORS
BEAT THE BENEDICTS

The married men and the sing Q
men OF the Detroit Wheelmen bowie"
match game on the Wneelmen al
OF three. Ellis. for the married men.
got the high average OF the evening.
rolling 2t3. POI. 1872, while Hammes.
for the single men. gave him close
race with 202. SO. 232. The married
men are not satisfied and have chat
lenged for another match
Boltman. Speaker. Beath, Taylor
and Ellis comprised the married team
and Iammes. kandt. Bloedel. Smith
and Bouton the bachelors.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
Automobile Show Management
Makes Good and Is Ready

set for 80 his evening. and tAc
exercises will be brief and TO the
point Mayor Breitmeyers address b"-
ing the principal feature.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
H9En7eS Sets New Speed
Record for. Ice Yachts

exciting which the CONCEALED surface
of Lake ST Clair has made possible the ice Yacht Hme H.
2Omle
distance u 20 miles
wide
which easily half the
me
The made her record officially timed in for the
Dodge watches Five started other only survived The terrific
miles Of the wild
miles kramers however Skipper Fenon
the able
further lacking The big boat the
The bing OF
the
points OF sailing
unoh taste than he which Is propeling them
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIME
Whole Team Of OId-IInsrS
Drops BY Way5ide This IsaI

Has 10 occurred t0 YOU gentle
reader. that enough old-4me ~.
yorites have been released this
winter nv bic league ball clubs
20 make a Yer! respectable bal
club Just cast your eye over
this bunch of men. af OF them
stars in their day and think
what II would base meant four
or five years ago 10 take such
an aggregation rs this for the
waiver price of sl.5eo man
Catchers Schreck aud Nee
ham.
Pitchers NcGnni,y. Taylor.
Hogg
First base McGaun.
Second base Courtney.
Third base Collins
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OutAelders Seyho.d Barry
and Pickering
or the list no less than nine
men have played ON champion
clubs.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16

Bu-Iness-Iikc Printing. w fuss and
ur feHtter~. Tire plain. neat kind tIas
locks ~ &c. Tines Printing Co, ~.
10 Io 80 E-st. prone lt9S
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16

FILES CURED ~ TO ~ DAYS.
'A2O OiNTAl t..st ~ guaranteed TO sure
any case OF Itcning Blind. Bleeding or
ProtrudinR piles In & to ~ days or
money refunded soc.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16

Though opposed by what appeared
10 be the aforementioned \. NJ Z. A
ave of recent years. Detroit Athieue
club took its first step toward the re-
coyery OF its state basketball cham
pionship In the "Y" gymnasium last
evening. when II trimmed Coach ban =
title holders by a ~ 10 20 score, play.
ing safe for the final 10 minutes "
play but for which fact the eouh'
would have probably been cohs'ue'-
ably larger.
The ID. A. c. rooters. who formed jus
about half the crowd that had oraNed
the elements TO see the clash. mao"
the rafters ring and all but carried
out Mazer their doughty strategist' on
their shoulders.
II was a game in which enthusiasm
was undated from the irs, shrlek O..
the whistle, right down TO the moment
when the signal OF the timekeeper sig
mined that the period OF play had been
covered.
Once more Detroit Acknowledges
Jake Mazer the king OF its oasketoai'
strategists. Jake pulled one on ias'
night that will live long In the mem
ory of the devotees or the game.
The ID. A. c. problem, as this page
slucidated yesterday. was 10 stop
Cant. Branston OF the "Y" The DIM
Guilty OF the opposition was generally
I conceded to be conferred in Mazer.
+, d. A. c. did stop Branston Mazei
rang up three field baskets. Therein
was the athletic clubs margin OF VIC
tory.
! More than two weeks ago Mazer had
reasoned IL out.
II am never much account in the
10y" games" he told The Times sport
ling editor one day. They always AS
siRn a certain man 10 cover me every
minute Of the time. | merely take one
of their men out with me. Then they
irlay round Branston and he gets
tenough goals TO beat US, as he did last
year. Why shouldn't take out
Branston, when | go. rather than some
man who would probably be OF less
! use to the "Y?"
The scheme looked feasible la
practice against the secoTt- team,
Maxer did well as center. though
naturally handicapped by his height,
In the preliminary jump for the ball.
Neither Cox nor Grant OF the ID. A. c.
forces had much on him at that and x
was conceded that Branston could
out-jump anyone the d. A. C. had
available anyhow.
To those few who knew OF Jake's ia.
tention, the moment that the team
took the floor was an intensely dra-
matte one.
Branston stepped into the little cir
Gle at the center and looked for Cox.
xho was expected to be his vls-a-vis.
Cox strolled over TO one side an
looked nonchalant. There was mo
ment's delay. Then Mazer stepped
into the circle. Branston gave him a
puzzled glance and then extended the
right mitt OF fellowship. The d. A. G,
rooters sized up the situation al y
glance and pealed forth yell that
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16

fourths OF the. time. the champions
negotiated two field goals and Brah-
sion five consecutive shots from The
foul line. Capt McDiarmid being the
only d. \. c. man TO score during the
entire run.
The end vi the game found ID. \.
c. Playing conser atiyely, content
wllh It's seyen.point lead
The next game OF the series will ne
played early IN March
In the preliminary the Essex
Fusiliers won from the Fort Wayne
army team by score OF 80 To p, tnr
icrt Wayn, lads being sadly out OF
condition and unable 10 take ddVpnt-
axe OF the fact that, during the last
five rlnules the soldiers OF TIE King
played with but four men. having
brought nj substitutes and being ie-
priyed OF The services OF one OF their
regulars VIII, was forced 20 Quit Sith
an injury q his hip
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16

Job Printing done riRht. Times o tat
Lng CO., Is sJShp u .st Phone 1873
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16

from a Al.,f
caused a." O.
The aicntf
get for hls .
THAT game q
ltuff mn nm.