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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-18
Washita Tribe NO. 80
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Meets every Thursday night In
Red Mems Hall, South Washington
Street.
II. \. KEN Ml5l.E. Sachcm.
u. r NlSBETT. &. OF X
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30

that Mr.. Sharpe's estimate is ridicu-
lousy conservative.
He brought along in an envelope also
a large handful of nugget like spec
linens and dirt, some Of the little ones
the size of a pea being 80 per cent
gold. That handful, he said. was the
residue of an ore sack after he had
emptied it. it having been once filled
with the ore from the prospect. The
specimens were merely the loose mug
gets and dirt that shook out of the ore
in the handling. Speaking of the
amount taken out he explained that
there is only room for two men to
work in the trench and that a great
deal of county rock has to be removed
to get down to the ore vein and seams.
Most of the work is dead work and
after several hours of it they then re-
move a quantity of ore.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30

New York Central 1908, Pennsyl-
vania 133%. Reading 134A, Southern
Pacific 1928. Union Pacific 1919, L.
S. Steel AIS, pfd. 112B.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
GRAIN.

Chicago, March 29.-Weekly stats
tics We're the chief reason for the
buoyant tone manifested in the wheat
pit the greater part of the day. The
worlds shipments showed a decrease
of more than 100000 bushels COM
pared with 100000 last week: the
amount of breadstuffs on ocean pas
sage had decreased nearly 100000
bushels. In addition the demand for
cash wheat here and in Kansas City
was brisk and this had a bullish eff
feet on the market late in the day
May closed at s1.19B and July at
s1.0612.
A slight weakness was manifested
at the opening in the corn market.
but a firmer tone developed and the
close was firm with net gains of
Is a &c to &c. May closed at Sex a
667sc and July at 66c.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
THE STOCK MARKETS
INCREASED ACTIVITY
1t Almost Reached a Point of Specu.
iative Excitement.

New York, March 29.-The stock
market today fulfilled the promise of
4 wider speculative interest which
was contained in the sudden revival
on Saturday. The effect of the rapid
advance in prices at the end of the
week was to bring in a large increase
of orders for stocks today, which
were executed in the market with
many symptoms of speculative excite
ment. The volume of the market by
noon was run up to half a million
shares. The speculative element con-
tinued to lay much stress on the early
return to the financial district of f.
H. Hartman and the conferences that
have taken place between that gen
tleman and President Louis Hill The
Hartman stocks We're a prominent
feature Of strength, Southern Pacific
selling at the highest price on record.
while Union Pacific touched a price
within a small fraction of the highest
made since the panic. Bonds were
firm, the total sales cash value being
s5.79s,OOO. United States bonds were
unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
Sour Stomach
Larson Drug Co. Has Remedy That Will Turn Sour
Stomach Into Sweet One in 10 Minutes, That
Will Cure Indigestion or Any Stomach
Distress or Money Back.

The misery, the distress of indiges-
ton, causes real suffering, and such
symptoms as belching of gas, sour
stomach. sick headache, nausea and
waterbrash should not go by I'M
needed.
Larson Drug Co. guarantees Milo
ma to cure or money back.
Nothing will sap a mans vitality
quicker than a bad stomach that
doesn't furnish pure nutriment to the
blood.
Nothing will steal his energy or kill
his ambition quicker than indigestion,
and indigestion is easy to cure with
Mi-o-na.
Pure blood is impossible without
good digestion, and without pure
blood no man can live a happy, con-
tented life.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
STOCKS.

New York, March 29.-Amalgamat-
ed Copper 74&, American Smelling
IS, Atchison 1851. St. Paul 147ls.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30

Children are great lovers of ginger.
bread, and grown folks, too, if it is of
the rich 'melt-in-the-mouth" kind. The
following recipe by the famous Mrs.
Mary J: Lincoln, is commended to those
who delight in this delicacy:
Mix two cups flour. one-half level
teaspoon salt, one level teaspoon soda.
one level tablespoon ginger; stir In one
cup molasses, two Tablespoons soffenad
Cottolene and one-half cup boiling
water; Bake in shallow pan. II for des-
sert, bake in layers. Fill with whipped
cream, favored with lemon
he little ones can eat this freely
Lard is indigestible, but Cottolene. the
perfect shortening, makes food that
agrees with the most delicate stonachs.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
METALS.

New York. March 29.-The London
tin market was higher, spot being
quoted at s132 lis Cd and futures
at e1S3 lis sd. Locally it was firm
and higher at s29.OOG292O.
Copper advanced to c So lis Cd for
spot and s57 12s cd for futures in
the London market. Locally it was
firm with lake quoted at s12S71L@
1921. electric s12.5OG12.62h and
casting at S12.37IR 6I2.50.
Lead advanced to G13 les Cd in
London and locally it was firm at
S405641O.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
Adams
Pharmacy
H. 3. CATE, Mgr.
In Hotel Adams
Tel. Main 247
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE PALACE

Saloon, Pool and Billiards.
Budweiser on draught Old Crow,
Mayfield and Guckenheimer Rye
Whiskies are sold over the bar.
JOHN p. BODET, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30

If you have Indigestion or any
stomach disturbance. try Mi-o-na tab
lets at the Larson Drug Co.'S risk. II
matters not how many other prepara-
tions you have tried, give Mi-o-na a
fair trial, and the result will be a
joyful surprise.
Take Mi-o-na and enjoy and digest
your meals; drive away that nervous.
sleepless condition; make better and
brighter being of yourself in a week.
Mi-o-na will do it, and a large box
costs only so cents at Larson Drug
Co. Mi-o-na is sold in every town in
America. Cures sea and car sickness.
and vomiting of pregnancy.
The joy and happiness of life is
unknown to the constipated. You'll
be delighted with Booths Laxative
Pills. IS cents at Larson Drug Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
PICTURE SHOW"
IS D. A. D. A. IDEA
BY e. LEROY pELLETiER.

Just now the automobile manufac-
turers are resting on their oars and
seeing that the orders come through.
but next week they will get in the
game again. the Chicago show being
the first Of importance where the in.
dependents and licensed makers meet
under the same roof From Chicago
they partly retrace their steps and
take part in the annual Detroit automo-
bile retailers show at the Wayne
Casino, Feb. Is 10 20-the last Of the
big SHOWS OF the year
Experts agree that the field OF the
show Is now purely educational. \
good looking shoM-one where the
best automobiles are displayed in an
attractive and novel stage setting
creates enthusiasm, and in time this
runs into money
The Detroit dealers are figuring
along this line for their coming show
believing that the first impression
Will be lasting. hence the completeness
OF the display and the splendor OF the
scenery in the Casino. IL will be the
pictlre show OF the year
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
EN-PUINIETON
STARS HAINED
Ittt. PIANO.

/ lac = ~ a
in.ETeN Brock o
intercollegiate
eleven the Presb,serian school has been able 10
.
the east" sooa
Thanksgiving considerable Of an occasion
glimpse Ike pushed
ranch asked hin
sa,d sold
proceeds champagne For held
tie When
outs and
decided dissolve partnership
wanted the plano though The only
,
Wei s. n
house Hodges half hoisd
mine drove Ny tu was tired"
anything capable fleming
him several Lattice
athletic INSTRUCTORS
stroll
sox
himself
proposes
n
get the AFFAIR into oioomer
Cleveland
Philadelphia Washington and chicago
trouble that i hat
Jack Johnsons 10
bothered particular IN Texas That state
rigid
nfe said beds would
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT SAVANNAH.

First Race-Four year-olds and up,
six furlongs Lady Fitzherbebt. 100;
Ensley. l02 Miss Dustin, 100; Pan
ique. l02. Arawaka. 100: Malvina
100
Second Race-Three-year-olds and
up mile prince OF Pilsen. 80; Ric
cadonna. 30 Dene 95. Polar Star
lO7 Soiree. lo5; Hugh Farrell. 80;
! Roseboro. l07.
Third Race -- Three.year-olds and
up, steepechase Jockeys TO ride. one
mile and half on the fiat: Euripides
l40; ST. Abe. IA; Countermand. 1876;
Fimnap. l40; Prince OF Pilsen. l32.
Fourth Race-Three-year-Olds and
up. selling. five furlOngs "W. ii,
Lyon. l04 May Jene, ll3; Risk. l0s,
pimpante. 80 Lady Fitzherbert. III,
Merise, 90. W. G. Williams, III
Fifth Three year olds and up;
six furlongs Ray Thompson, ll3;
Racquet los; Miss Marjorie, III,
Risk. 10; Spring Frog, 1913. Big
Hand. ll3
Weather threatening track fast.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27

t, the bunch al the san Antonio traiDing
camp OF en route. according 10 sch'u'
, ule.
According to Schmidts letter. he
has been mighty Nimrod this WIN
ter The Ozarks are great hunuhs
region and Charlie knows the haunts
OF the wild beasts lor iair. tie
brought back from his long trip a
whole thicket OF antlers, lifted on
the skulls OF the big buck deer when
fell victims 10 his unerring aim. Nor
did he stop at that. Two bears also
suCcumhed, and one OF them IN par
ticular. after a long and CORY night
Members OF the baseball party that
will make the spring trip may accord
ngly be prepared 10 hear how schmidt
u. after emptying the magazine OF his
repeating rife into the charging ami
mai without visible effect. met him
with the butt OF the gun right be.
tween The eyes and finished the job
With his trusty knife
Roosevelts hunting escapades IN Al
rica will make tame reading 10 the
Schmidt memoirs that are in store
OF that IL is safe TO rest assured.
Nor Is the doughty backsiop yet
through devastating the forests of
Arkansas,
Don't worry II you don't hear from
me again in a month" he concludes.
Il am going back 10 get the biggest
old bruin OF them all. have marked
his residence and he's as good as
mine right now
Schmidt says his hands are in good
shape while he himself. as might be
inferred after such winter. Is hard
as nails and ready to start practice
any minute. SO far as his physical
mechanism Is concerned.
incidentally. Schmldts change In
choice OF winter vocation is OF inter
est In former years IL has been his
custom 10 celebrate his return TO Coal
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27

From the Businesses OF the Ozarks'
C. Schmidt, miner. hunter, trapper ana
baseball catcher has az last been
heard from. and IL turns out that an
the worries OF the Detroit fans over
his failure To reply 10 the letters ol
an Official nature has been occasioned
BY the fact that he has been. for over
a month. far from mails, telegraph
stations or other methods of commu'
nicationz with the outside world.
Most people thought that Schmidt S
long silence was occasioned By dif-
ference of opinion between him and
President Navin over the salary at
which he was being invited 10 sign
with the Tigers In 1909. On the con
trary, President Navin announces thal
there IS absolutely no salary trouble
between the club and Schmidt-at
least so far as Schmidts first letter IN
dicates.
"Schmidt's letter related chiefly TO
a review of last season said Mr.
Navin, "and | gather that there were
a number OF occasions when matters
were not managed TO his liking. Now
that / know where he stands ! can
confidently assert that Schmidt Will
be In line in due time and viii join
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
MATTY NJ '|NTYRE
WILL Be RIGHT

Matty Mcintyre will be ready to
report to the Detroit club in the best
OF health. entirely recovered from his
bout with appendicitis. on the date
when the Tigers are booked 10 start
for the south. according to letter re-
ceived by President Navin. of the De-
troit baseball club, from Trainer Har-
ry Tuthill
Mr.. Navin was naturally worried
when his star left fielder was forced 10
submit To an operation a month or so
ago and asked Tuthill TO make the
trip TO Port Richmond ON Staten ISL
and. TO report personally on McIn'
tyres condition.
Tuthill found Matty on his feet and
apparently as we'll as ever. The play
er accompanied the trainer to the sta
tion when he left and his own verdict,
supplemented by Tuthills observation
and the report OF the physicians, all
confirmed the good news that the
curly-haired boy would be in shape 10
start 1909 where he left off last Octo-
ber and everybody knows what that
means
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
OSSEE SCHRECK
SOLO BY S0X

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Osee Schreck-
engost. otherwise known as Ossic
Schreck, former Philadelphia Athletic
catcher and backstop for the White
Sox during the closing days of last
season, was sold yesterday by the lat
ter club to the Columbus American
association team.
The last OF the waivers on Schreck
was secured last week Ossee is a
good catcher still and should be help
to the class AA outfit
II is natural TO suppose Comiskey
has In view another tried backstopper
TO act as understudy 10 William Sui.
livan. else he would not have disposed
OF Schreck One OF Shaw, Payne, or
Weaver, is likely to be retained.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
PAIR Of OLD MEN
DEFY WESTON

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Henry Schmehl
Of this city and Dan O'Leary. the
famous veteran pedestrian, want to
race Edward Payson Weston from
New York 10 San Francisco Schmehl
is nearly 60 years old and O'Leary 10
said 10 be Ca. while Weston is 10
Weston defeated O'Leary three times
when long distance walks were in
vogue some time ago. but Dan says
he can't do the same thing again.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
CMALL CPORTING
~ TALK ~ WORLD

The Oriental baseball touri-f. are now
in China
VI. A. &. and Purdue are perfecting N
dual alliance.
o
The NeiiOws In the ID. 4. G. league
have yet TO lose game.
@
Kansas wants Tom Long boat. the In
dian. TO coach its runners
The spaldtngs and the 4. q. n. 60. have
agreed TO meet i'm a series OF three
games.
o
Jerome Travers. national golf rhnm-
pion. viii go abroad ia April and try
for British honors.
o
Jimmie Dygert aud Jack Ryan are
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
AT OAKLAND.

First Race-SiA furlongs, selling:
Margin. l09: Remember. l0I. Mike
Asheim, 100; Severns. l05; Minot. l0'.
Adena, l04 Darlington, l0l; Ace OF
Diamonds. 81; Trafiic, 81; Figent, 81;
Banthel. "a, FMatch Tulla. 81
Second Race-Three furlongs: Jack
Dennerlen. 10, Mr.. Dunphy. llO; Sea
Green. l07: Eddie Eks, 1917 Terrago,
l07: Basel. l07, Turren, 1917 El1n
Beau. l0I, The King. l04 Logican.
l04. Woolton, l0l: Quality StFet. lol.
Third Race-Fuurity course. sell
ing: Jacooite. l09; Import l0s Tom
Shaw, l0s May Amelia, l07, Marian
Casey, l03; 'Dixon Belle, IS.
Fourth Race-Mile and so yards.
Alexander handicap: Don Enrique.
no: Eye Bright, l06; Clamor, 100;
Captain Kennedy. 100 Nadzu. so.
Firth Race-Mile and 20 yards, sell
ing; Warning. 1l5; Col Bronston,
ll6: Belmere. l16; Derdom, llo,
Prince Nap, l16: 'Fulletta. ia; Billy
Nyer. H. Billy Pullman, III; Miss
Delaney. 109; Apto ORC. l02 Erbet,
1922: The Vicar, 90.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs: Collec-
tor Jessup, l0s Green Goods, l05, /,
East End, los; Inspector Halpin, 100 :.
HI Picaro 81: George Kismet, 81;
Rosamo. 90; Little siss, sS.
Weather cloudy; track sloppy.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
FAST WIGGLER ALLEN
is SOLD BY WILSON

Dick Wilson has sold the pacing
mare. Aileen Wilson Z:02 IL TO j. IL.
Bronson. cf New Haven. Conn, for a
big price. it is said. Bronson Is a ricn
LIQUOR dealer and has owned some fast
ones. sucn as Starchlight. 2:03 81
Coney. > %, and Anaconda, 2:Oi "a, In
the past
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
Al Los ANGELES.

First Race-Purse, e furlongs: Aunt
Polly. l07; Daruma. 107; Taut, l07
Ethel Day. 107 Decklaw, l07 Mum
her One. lO7
Second Race-Solling 2-year-olds.
IS1-z furlongs. Sam Webb, l0s: Mel.
tondale, l02; OConnor. i02; Mater.
nus. 100; Dora Payne, 1922 Sam
Sneek. i06. J. NJ Stokes. 80: Kid,
100: oswald. lo2 Kiora. 1906; l.asa-
yerena. i02; Helm1 s.. l05
Third Race Selling. g u furlongs'
Black Mate. i04: Lord OF the For
est. l0g. Jane swift, lO4: Bye Bye H..
l07. Montclair. 100: Catherine r..
i04: Tom M Grath, 1903. 'Syko. ~
Alleviotor. i09; Kerry. l06. Fleming.
1903. Adrluche. lO4; Arimo. ll2; Thc
Bear, lOy. SNOWFALL. l01. Ida May,
l04 Sibari III,
Fourth Race Boulevard handicap,
lis mites: VOX Populi. il0l Molesey,
100. xWoodcran. loo; xDandelion. los
Angelus. l0y tXlHildreth entry,
Filth Race Selling, | mile: JOSE
8. Io3. Nibnck. 10; Round and
Round lo6. Earl Rogers. los ToWE
Topics. I0b. barney Oldneld. 100; The
Thorn iGd. Harry Scott. ia,
Sixth Race selling. trlongs Chill
In. il5. Amena. los Vibrate. los
Galsina. ll5 Early bay. ll5; Dot
Bingham, los; Lulu c.. l0S Echopus
iOS: Pomare. 49, La Refine HindOo,
Annie Wells. i0s: Garland. 1913 Belle
~ Meusrd. lg; Ban Rose. los.
Weather clear, track slow
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
OPERATION NOW
ON BRADLEY

CLEVELAND. Jan -(SpecialD -
Bill Bradley, the Maps thrd-baseman
will submit 10 an operation for the re-
moval OF varicose veins this week.
The operation is similar TO the one
which Birmingham underwent several
weeks since. Last year Bradley had
three large open sores In his left leg,
due to lack or circulation. II impair
ed his work and he Informed Mana
ger Lajoie that he intended undergo
Ing the operation, SO he could do bet
ter work
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
COLT PITCHER
DRAWS A CAN

Pitcher Harry Corns. drafted by De.
trolt from the Fort Wayne club, or
the Central league last fall, has been
returned to that organization at its
urgent request The report which the
local club had OF Corns did not war
rant his further retention on the rolls
and the minor-league aggregation was
very anxious 10 get him back.
This is the second time Corns has
been secured by Detroit. only to be
turned back The first occasion was
during the reign OF Bill Armour. when
me big southpaw was drafted from "a
team in iowa, If memory correctly re-
calls
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
MAPS GET NEW
HANDLER

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 26.-(Spe'
cialD THE Maps have signed South
paw William Magk, OF Syracuse uni.
yersity. He was with the Chicago
Cubs for the first half OF the 1908 sea
son, finishing two games for them and
doing good work. tie was free
agent. the Cubs releasing him out
right lie is l.a!oie only letthandet
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
BASKETBALL BUGS
ANXIOUS TO SEE NORMALS

The game which the Young Mems
Hebrew association quint will play
Wednesday evening in the Jewish In
stitute gymnasium Swill give Detroit
ers an opportunity 10 get good line
on the basketball forces OF the State
Normal school OF Ypsilanu, which will
be making its first local appearance.
\ large crowd is expected
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
ONE MORE CHANCE
FOR n. ALTROCk

CHICAGO. Jan. 26,-There Is no
chance that Nick Altrock viii be sold
or traded by Comiskey. He will be
retained and given an opportunity 10
pitch as usual next summer Nick
failed to come back last year, though
once or twice he showed flashes OF his
old-time form. but there is still pos
sibility that he will be the same old
puzzling larboarder.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
Jim Archer Aualn.

The Cubs have u big bunch OF play
ers with major league experience on
their roster for the coming season and
II would not be surprising il one or
two OF them got regular berths. They
are catcher Archer, who once caught
for the Tigers; Jack Hayden, once A
member OF the Boston American out
field: Stanley. an outfielder, once Civ
en- trial By the Senators; and Kroh.
who has tried 10 make good on the
Boston Americans pitching stan oa
two occasions.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
A. Mcdonald Under Knife

Alta Mcdonald, Of late years driver
OF Major Delmar. has submitted 10 all
operation which, II successful. will
give him the use OF his legs again.
He has returned TO Albany from New
York nd is rapidly improving vii
liam Bradle-, owner OF Ardmaer FARM
has engaged Mac" 10 drive George
G. 2.09 IA Guy Aworthy 2:09 IL
and fast green one the coming sea
cnr
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
CAPRON A MAN
OF MANY ALIASES

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan 26.-GeoIge
Capron. former captain OF the CnNet-
sity OF Minnesota football team, ad'
mits ne PLAYED baseball under the
name OF Robb ar Meridian. Miss, in
the Cotton States league in 1908, IN
the Northern league under the name
or kipp. and at Mattoon, H., under
an assumed name in 1907
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
TOLEDO CLUB BUYS
BALL PARK SITE

TOLEDO, O.. Jan. 26.-President Ar
mour today announced the purchase Of
property in the residence section for
the new ball park TO be completed In
June II will be the largest in the
American association. and VIII cost
SlO0 600
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27

NO SALARY DIFFICULTY
WITH CHARLIE SCHMIDT

Hlll by hiking straight for the yawn'
mg mouth or The schmidt Bros coal
mlne where he would remain unu'
the spring practice schedule summon
ed him back again TO the diamond
The mine business has been develop
ing 10 such an extent. however that
Charlie is now apparently able To
spend his winter as a vacation time.
which is pretty ample evidence that
prosperity in large chunks is coming
the way OF the durable catcher ami
his family.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
SIDEBET HINGES ON
RESULT OF THIS ONE

In the near future the Spalding bas-
ketball five will clash with the g. VI.
ii A quintet in game which has
been a subject OF great controversy
OF late \ sidebet OF $40 has been
posted on the affair. and this may be
increased as both teams are certain OF
success
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27
<<Whesae Would 7 Stand
III LOSf?' Walls Jeff
BY JAMES J. JeFFRIes.

Followers pugism d Inconsistent summer
Canuck would
Jack Johnson
Johnson a would howl
a : afraid tackle
these fellows bowling other side OF their
mouths. and bowling This
Burns disgrace the they He should
Had johnson the
people
heavyweight
am wondering by day my would
Jack Johnson defeated The world
the
hurled the kindiest letters call
ng attention
| o me
The Detroit times., 1909-01-27

pitching Independent games through
the south lhis winter
Frank Goteh Is limiting again that he
might fight Johnson Frank should
dig up something new.
o
sio.son won back the 1871 billiard title
from sutton last night In New YORK
The score was 500 TO 32s
.
Basketball II not paying sport nj
Michigan but SO students attending
the oberlin contest AZ Ann Arhot
Eddie Ryan denies the story brought
north h4 Fred sheer, that had him
connected with Hot Springs boxing
club.
II wasn't Nv star but Gentry'- star
that recently broke leg on tnc
ice down east TIE destroyed pace
was not OF much account
Owosso viii meet the Chicago spaId-
ings soon from whlrh team three
years ago they hlched the worlds iu-
door baseball championship
spring Frog won two races ~ Savaa-
nah Yesterday That must be- a classy
meeting. for this isn't the hrst ttmu
the feat has been performed
president Pniliam of the National
league VIII give Hans Wagner am
annual present He has announced
iiti I.f VIII hllf.f a. cup if Iil' y y
batsman driving In the most runs
each year
Kid Mccoy. travelling under the dis
gulse " Monsieur Seihv. pf AmertCu.
appeared before 4 select gathering uf
cluhmen at Paris on Sunda1 and gavr
an ilusfrated lecture on tie att "f
self-defeuse.
when KubIak aud Ross rot ready -
box at PittsbUrg last night, ~ wts
discovered that Promoter ScanIun
had apparently gone south with tle
gate receipts. TIE stun was quito
naturally OF
ARTHUR DuHey think< Nelson the Hos
ton school boy who ran tile 100 m
I9 4f5 lttst ypav Is the frosfl Logical
oppGnent FOR Walkof tht south Nfris
can Durcy tanks Cloughen the hest
- the aged continsent
Nobody he sworn out = warrant for
PENNY Nlock vet but u "a pretty
well established that TIC vrcetirf
who trimmed Ed schelp a. Flint a
Few nlwNta ggo was charles swan
son Tie bals cslled him "Tay ior
q rfc interests 81 the Metropolitan cIuh
Nnve he"n merged with fht Detroit
Whcclincn and wrestling matches
will be hcif IN tho clubs hig gym
uasluW ~ tic fIfure BieakIev and
Yates meet Feb ? IN tho nrst mat,h.
All the cracks ~ the amateur brigade
! HpD"ar tu be or the program FOR tie
skating championships now in pro
srccs ~ 'he covered rink az Glove
land f.ast might Phil Eoaruev won
the dnertrr and LamJ the mile and
twO-mils.