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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

new park with as great dispatch as
is now within the power OF the com
pany. from the present field. the great
er distance being balanced by the fact
that the car crews will be allowed To
make the trip at full speed, instead of
delaying in order TO allow the con
ductors 10 collect fares and issue
transfers
At present the park is located Just
10 minutes from the city hall. accord
ing 10 the regular schedule OF the
cars making that run.
The property ON which the new park
will he located has been unchanged for
nearly 80 years. II is occupied by
the Rouff residence. which is a hand
some brick structure and which can
undoubtedly be used as a clubhouse
for the players. being at spot remote
from the location OF the grandstand
and on what will undoubtedly be foul
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
CHAMPION DOCS
STRANGELY DEAD

NEW YORK, Jan 30.-Champion
Hayward Beauty and Champion Goth
am Odin. two famous bull dogs owned
by Thomas Grisdale. of 3s4 Park-aye.'
and entered for the forthcoming dog
show in Madison Square Garden. are
dead. Their sudden death gives ey'
cry indication OF malicious poisoning
Hayward Beauty was probably the
best OF her sex in this country and
sister to the dam OF the famous Eng
lish winner, Champion Silent Duchess
Odin was brother to Champion Ma
homet Mig winner, both here anc
| In England
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
PORTING THE DETROIT TIMES
41 ON IIV0- IEVVO VI TT -,
EAST SIDE BALL PARK
FOR THE TIGERS OF 1911

territory. The main entrance To the
stands will undoubtedly be located al
the corner OF Mt Elliott and Warren
This will allow the field 10 be laid ou'
in westerly direction from the stand
There will be no sun reld In the al
ternoon at the new ball yard.
Just what plans will be made for
the Improvement OF the property -
81 present unknown 10 even Presi'
dent Nayin himself. HE has two years
in which 10 complete the plant ana
will undoubtedly thoroughly in'esti'
gate the parks OF other cities before
deciding. Permanent construction i
the type 10 be selected, however
When the Tiges get settled In their
new den il Is not intended that they
shall move again while the present
generation is above ground 10 root tor
them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
SUTTON, BEATEN, JOINS
w. HOPPE IN PLEA

NEW YORK, Jan 80 Willie Hoppe
has an ally George Sutton. the port.
ly ex-champion at 1871 billiards and
present holder of the 1872 title. has
Joined the erstwhile boy wonder in mis-
demand for revision OF the rules un.
der which championship matches are
now played. lengthening tLe game
from go To l.200 or loo points. to
be played In blocks OF 500 or 400. ac-
cording to which limit Is adopted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
CMALL CPORT1NG

OF larger offerings having failed 10
enlist the sympathies OF the horse
men last year on account OF the IN
creased entrance.
r. e.. LABEL has takea the Anne rten
simplex agency for New York ana
.. has turned over hts local Woodwaru-
ave Garage 10 the Ashley Pond Jrp
agency, OF the Stanley steamer.
~
The biggest basketball match on the
local program for the week Ia the
clash between the c. r. T. Co. and
the Spaldlngs at IA. A c., Thursday
evening one OF the prcliminaries
VIII be match between two girl
teams
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
MEET
AT HARVARD STADIUM

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.-Frank-
lin Field will probably not De the
scene OF the intercollegiate track
championships this spring These
events were held last year In Phila-
delphia aud the TWO years previous In
the Harvard stadium, where. In all
probability they will be held this year.
The Arrows are willing TO play any
twelve.year-old team in the city with
a gym. Call Grand 32l9-W
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
CLEVELAND BOWLERS
TAKE EARLY LEAD

CLENk....-ND, Jan. 30.-At the con
clusion OF the first half OF the initial
intercity series OF bowling games be-
tween Cleveland and Cncago Louie
Franz and Charley Gilbert, represen.
tatives of the Forest City. have lead
OF 33l pins over Gus Steele and WIN
Flenner the Chicago lizards
The total scores were.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
ANOTHER BOMB
: FROM THE A.A.U?

NEW YORK. Jan 3o.-The registra-
ton committee OF the Metropolitan
Association or the A. A. L. are going
to use the ax again A special meet
ing has been called for Monday night
al the West Side branch OF the Y. VI.
c. A. and from what was learned yes
terday some heads are going TO fall.
Rimors have been afoat for the
past few years that there is something
doing. but not one of the committee
will talk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
CORNELL OARSMAN
LANDS IN PRISON

BOSTON Fen. ]. Harry S. Heustis,
Caneil %. member OF the Cornell
/, rev which won the championship in
1906. and connected with prominen-
ithaca family. Is under arrest here
charged with the embezzlement %
$3.50 I'm Ithaca tie was arrested az
the Hotel Touraine and on the way to
The police headquarters begged for Il
PISTOL 10 end his life he Is said 10
have followed chorus girl In the
"Eollies Of 1908 company frcm Ithaca.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Skilled Specialists fail
70 Save Del Hound 'AeI'

BROCKTON. Mass. Jan. 30.-After
two specialists from Boston had work
ed I'm vain for hours TO save the life
OF Rex" pet greyhound belonging
To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Baxendale,
the dogs body was placed In hand
some casket and carried u miles for
interment az the Baxendales' summer
home The master and mistress FOL.
lowed the body OF the dog 10 the
crave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

show, but II Is known that IL viii not
approach that at the casino In novelty.
During the Detroit show crowd VIII
be here from Cleveland to size II up.
However. Cleveland Is not the only
city that Will contribute TO the attend-
ance al the show More people are
coming from New York than ever In
the past. and Chicago and other cities
will send delegations. The big towns
do not like the idea OF Detroit rubbing
" in. The Azers took them unaware
in the summer time. and nov IN the
dead Of winter the Detroit dealers are
showing them up.
It's the gay life I'm Detroit. all right.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
MOTOR TOPICS OF THE DAY FROM
GARAGE, FACTORY AND THE ROAD

competent driver will slip up-and do
more harm than a dozen wins can pos
sibly do good
Let me emphasize the truism thar
In any automob bile Contest-or any test
where many elements contribute 10
the ultimate result--chance. accident
and circumstance. really determine the
outcome Ina ninety-niRe cases out OF
hundred"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
]. COLLINS WILL
. MANAGE: M|LLERS

BUFFALO. Jan. 30.--Jimmy Collins,
the former Boston third baseman, has
been induced TO take charge OF the
Minneapolis club in the American as
ISOLATION.
Jimmy and the owners OF the Min
neapolis club have been dickering for
some time, but il was not until yes
terday that they came to satisfactory
terms. Collins will play third base
and manage the team from the field.
Tie has been keeping himself In condi-
ton this winter by taking plenty OF
exercise and living the simple life, so
he will be ready for hard work when
he calls HIS men together In March
q for their preliminary practice.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne Tab
let's Druggists refund money II IL falls
20 cure. e. w. GROVES signature 10
-. No.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

fdent of a larger entry list than has
ever graced the famous Glidden tour
Everybody who Is Interested ia trying
10 fnd out from Mr. Hover where the
tour Is going. but he Is preserving TINS
as one of his annual secrets. IL VIII
he the sixth annual contest OF the
American Automobile association.
Detroit lids for big Conv~ntioa.
Four large cities are now actively
bidding for the national good roads
and Legislative convention: which - 10
be held In the fall. &, Gordon Nen.
chairman OF the good roads board OF
the A. A. A. has received communities
tions either In writing or through the
visits OF prominent citizens from CleVe-
land. Cincinnati Columbus and De
troit. all urging Mr.. Nefr to do what
he can to bring the convention there.
Akron's Immen nee Output.
An official OF the b. T.. Goodrich Go,
OF Akron. ohio. commenting upon the
probsb bic output OF rubber tires FOR
1909 from che city Of Akron, estimates
at the vast sum OF $4,000 600. which II
I'm his opinion. very moderate est
mate. Notwithstanding the depression
OF the past two years last year was a
record breaker for the tire trade. and
"a much brighter outlook TOR this par
ticular class OF rubber product -
looked for,
where the Carpet Wore Ont.
AS soon 4 CLOCK sNIuCk Al tue
close OF the recent automobile show
ct Madison-sq garden, exhibitors be-
gan TO move the cars from the main
floors and the heavy burlab carpetins
was laid bare Then 10 was that those
Interested were able TO gain some idea
OF the comparative numbers that had
visited the spares OF the various manu- .
facturers. Some OF the carpets showed
scarcely any wear while at other
spaces the wear was so noticeable as
Co be- u matter OF COngrstulstion Among
those connected with the cars that had
been shown there This was psrttcd-
Iarly true At the space occupied by tive
Pierce Arrow cars.
There the carpet was worn com
pletcly through al seven places. four
~ them being about the door OF Louis
XVI Pierce Arrow suburban car Every
seam in the carpet had been ripped by
the thousands 81 shoes that had pa ssed
about among the four. ears aud the
polishod chassis. THIS fact caused 20
much comment trat an examination
was made Of other exhibits with THE
result that 80 was found that ~ no
other space Ga the garden had the car
ret been worn through although in
three otncr exhibits some OF the car
pet seams had'been parted
Luck IN Automobile Contests.
Did u ever octar to YOU that there =
q decided disadvantage in ha' ms 81 car
that VIII perform spectacular i"ats ~
$3.50 climbing and racing said T. Le
fhe All star Cast WEI thets 90
fact and mighty serious one from Inc
manufacturer standpoint. AS our re-
cent rxpsricrc, proves
Suy, y has great Adv"rfising value
hut 70 temots every dealer who sells
v0ur cars to go around WITH chip ou
ui- shoulder looking for trouble w the
way o.. = matcl race or other contest
Already the E-M-F 30" hes had 90 go
ottt several f'sios and make good a
dare or win wager made nv an Gu.
thusiastic dealer atu pleased To say
she har upvfr failed to make good and
vet 1 atm Ia fca- ana ire uhling All the
tims that some over 0nhdsnf but In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
schneider Opening Bir Success.

0
Schneider Opening big Success.
! All Friday afternoon and evening the
/ friends OF John p. Schneider thronged
the new garage which lie Is fefma ~
opening at Woodward and Bagg-sts.
and rendered their congratulations 10
the proprietor and his efficient stan on
| the equipment OF the new plant anu
| the fine appearance OF the new 1908
models on view. Along with those
! who came aCtuated by motives OF trade
interest and personal friendship were
enough prospects TO keep the genlal
! Johnnie and his assistants busy for
some days with the demonstrators
Among those who contributed largely
TO the success OF the opening were
friends ia the trade who supplemented
their presence by floral contributions
Among these were the Stevens-Duryea
CO.. which sent "A floral harp. the Pierce
Electric, floral basket. the r. NJ. r.
CO., a handsome boquet. Morgan a.
Wright. an immense pink floral auto
col roses. the j. ~. Brady Co. basket
OF roses tie Fisk Rubber Co. hig
boquet % American beauties Numer-
Gus kilograms OF congratulations werei
Mrs George sales owen ard Harold
Jarvis vocalists. had enthusiastic audi
ences bOtn morning and afternoon. The
opening festivities continued through
Saturday afternoon and evening
Uniform Auto Law.
The AmeIk an Automobile ASSOCIATION
has been eudeaVOriug FOR some time 10
secure uniform automobile laws ia thc
various states and 10 this end what
was deemed an ample bill, was drafted
I by Charles + Terry. OF the legislative
committee OF IT, \. a. A. dealing with
! the speed regulations. license fees. TOT =
/ feiture OF licenses, requirements %
! owners and chauffeurs. etc. This hili
Will be introduced simultaneousiN
within few days In the legislature
/ OF New York. Msssachusctts View Jrt-
I sey. Pennsylvania and other states
Pope Hartford Prospers.
! The exhibition OF Pope Hartford au-
| tomobiies rs the Pope Manufacturing
/ CO. at the chicago Automobile snow.
| Will be one of the most complete DIS
! plays Set made by that company.
H. A. L-inhard. OF the Pope Manu-
| featuring Co. who was in New York
! during the Mad son-sq. garden show
| has returned 10 Hartford. TO taxi
/ charge OF the export department Nj
l Leinbard was more than delighted with
4theff success in sbtainins orders al
| the garden show. and saws that ihe
| company viii be kent busy for some
1 time TO come in making deliveries on
orders secured during that week
,{sttdden Route stu secret.
4 DESPITE the fact that the Glidden
h tOnr Will not start before July. Frank
4 ~ Hover. chairman Of the A. A.. A.
e9ntsst board rspsrts that hs ~ GOA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
DEAFNESS CURED
BY New Discovery
- have de-
nonstrated that
deafness csa be
cured."-D tiny
Clifford Powell.

The secret OF
low Ia nse the
mysterious aud
invisible nature
forces FOR the
cure OF Deaf
ness and Hon a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

Hover Gar Not Lost.
MIR and Mrs H. a. Hover. OF Spokane
washington. wlO recently competed
the first lap Of their trip around the
world in a Maxwell touring car by ar
irving at New York, set sail for Algiers
on the 22nd OF January on the III .
fated steamship Republic As Is well
known, the steamer was run down In
n fog of Nantucket by. the steamer
Florida The passengers We're put on
board the steamship Baltic which car
ried them back TO New York two days
after they had set sail The experience
was narrowing and Mr. and Mrs. Hover
lost everything they had on board with
them Their car fortunately was sent
10 Algicrs on another vessel and IL
now well on its way across the At
lantlc The plans or the Round the
World tourists were naturally IN
settled by the accident, but after they
had equipped themselves again FOR the
tourney will again cross the ocean
Their journey Of 100. 900 miles will
be the most comprehensive ever under
taken by motorists. They will journey
through every country OF Northern
Africa Europe and Asia and expect to
return home ln the spring OF 1914.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

Noises has at last oven
the famous Phy siclan-.
GUY clifford Powell. 1
Head Noises disappear al
under TIA. use OF this new
full discovery. lie viii
suffer from deafness and
fGll Information how Il
cured. absoluttly free. n,
long they nave been {
causcd their deafness. r
Treatment i 50 simple,
certain that you VIII w
was not discovered befor
tors are aStonlshed and ,
themselves marvel at
suits. ANY deaf person
Information how to be ,
and cured 10 stay cured q
out investing a cent. W
DIR. Guy clifford Powell
Bldg. Peoria. Ill.,, and z
nation of this new and v
C"very, absolutely free.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS'
...By...
Paul II.
BRUSKE.

the OF the OF
from a
rouse f last fall
O ash
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
rr.cl Race for women.

Tie efforts Of the New Orleans
Mardl Gras festival committee 10 en-
courage A ladies race among the
events ~ the holiday week in the
Crescent CITY. las attracted consider
able attention n - probable that the
event Will be pulled on bat the gen
eral sentiment among the trade is that
" IS undesirable and uuwise 10 allow
women 10 participate IN track events
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Iocat .Toff'nRs.


Thomas Wirtou Henderson. manage
81 tHe local Wtntou hranch was mar
ried SatnrdsN noon 10 Miss Maud NichOl
Hawlev OF Tails CITY
The Brush Detroit Motor 90. which
las been located AT 80. %" Jefferson
ave. rluVed THIS Wtrk into Is ine new
gatge At Nos ,I5-lii Woodward ave.
Sales of Detroit Elrotrios nHN'e been
mRde hv tie Aud"rsou CARRIAGE TO
this week Co. So igutn = hipss who
took two DtFs. Mrs 49, BLACK and
Miss r. NJ BigstN.
Ashley Pond Jt state agent FOR the
STANLEY steamer las leased the quar-
ters az Nu .f0e Nundw sJd- ave. fot
show ruofIs ant E1Iage
A the W, work. SHOW last week tae
Anderson Ctrriage 60. trresentatives
sold d oar Zoo a. . CHprwcl Of Hart
90 maker Of e., we'll known cape
VIII horses mail.
The mi O. co fts made arrange
,urrts wiz - : .Iup'd"r and the
BfoafvvaV Auto Co. o. act IS dealers
tIr.,t - foy use F-M car This H. ia
a,oraRner with thc policy ~ the r. NJ b
~ 90 10 Hds~ 80 tNrtfstve representa- q
lives IN any city There direct deal
ers will handle to rar on the same
basis as Use conpanys own retaii
branch.
\ match between Maxwell and al
r. NJ csr f1r a. stalk, ~ 81 2'1 against
$50. j. q possibility OF the fhi'Hdel-
piia SHOW.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Pope-Hnrtford Prosper-.

DESPITE tie fact that the Gllddsn
tOnr Will not start before july Prank
" Ifower.. chairman OF The A. A.. A.
eontsst board rspsrts that hs ~ GOA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

ndent OF a larger entry list than has
ever graced the famous Glidden tour.
Everybody who Is Interested ia trying
10 find out from Mr.. Hover where the
tour Is going. but he Is preserving TINS
as one of his annual secrets. IL Will
be the sixth annual contest OF the
American Automobile association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

which acco riding To the rules OF the national pas
time. should be used in all sticks. They were far
less IN eli conference however than the average
stick and lmost suggested the indoor bat. were
IL not for the fact that. IN the handle well as
ia general contour they resembled the regulation
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-02-11
THE END.
Luncheon or Lunch.

Lie L 1 herald. W4HH-s
Miss Ellen Terry tells us that Alfred
Tennyson taught her TO say "Iuncheon,.
instead of lunch The former Is In:
fact. preferred by English writer's. not
only as a noun. but even as a verb. Tt,ua
Dfsraeli speaks Of ladies t'l~uncheoning on,
Perigord pie" In America, hewever.
though luncheon Is considered more eAe-
CANT than lunch In describing the meal. a.
Is less rarely used, while the verb .tn
luncheon" would sound intolerahla
affection to most Of US. There fs a story
that the question once came up in ths
household OF Mr.. William Dean HoweiIa-
He himself stood up for lunch. as NOM.
and verb. Mrs. Howelis declared for Iun-
cheon. An appeal to tho Century diction-
airy was made.
Lunch is preferred!. cried Mrs. How
ellis. and nGo do you think. he slvIv
added. lis given as authority z.
s.yvho?"
syviliiam Dean Howells." answered that
gentleman.
e, heb no authority" smartly retorted
his wife.
The passage in the dictionary is Quoted
from Venetian Life and u as fol-
lows:
We lunched fairly upon little dishes of
rose leaves delicately preserved"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-02-11
NEW IA. p" BOSS HAS
BEEN UNDER FIRE

Nothing short Of such a cataclysm
- that In Italy offers novelty to the
veteran Of big news-war, national
convention, flood. tornado and noun
tain feud. who has been promoted by
the Associated Press to the superin-
tendency at Chicago OF its central
division" Of 16 states.
Probably no man in the United
States In newspaper service has Gov
cred" SO many events Of national his
tory as Harry L. Beach-the st. Louis
tornado, the Galveston and Shawnee
town floods, the battles Of the Spanish,
American war. the Goebel feuds and
the tobacco war. During the Spanish
war bullets pierced his hat or clothes
several times, for he was In the thick
OF trays. including the memorable
aight at FL Caney. Under excitement
or under the tension of presidential
conventions or elections. Mr.. Beach's
GOODNESS grows only a little more frigid,
Its q little liyelier.
To go into the midst OF danger, or OF
horrors. and furnish rapid. accurate re-
ports OF what has happened and is
likely to happen requires qualities OF q,
high speed thinking machine. not to be
Stampeded or misled with fake news, q
man with instinct and passion for facts
which, as Mr.. Beach has said, are
good enough for him. He has covered
all the big national conventions but one
Tor IL years, having had the RESPONSE,
bility for the arrangements at many OF
them. Outside of his daily dealing
with news. Mr.. Beach is the author OF
magazine articles that have won him
fame, particularly q series about the
tobacco al dispassionate. simple and
thrilling.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-02-11
Tho Cont School.

L H. sturdevant in the January Atlantic
A Cent school house is SO called be-
cause the children who come to 1t brina
each enc a cent. clutched tightly in Q
little hand, or knotted In the corner OF
q handkerchief, a daily Offering. If the
cent Is forgotten, or lost on the way,
the child goes home for another, that
Is all, and has scolding for carelessness
into the bargain. The ~littlest children
go to it-used to go, rather. for indeed
this sheuld all be in the past tense
rather than the present, h Cent school
being a thing OF the past and, as n
might say, a great aunt OF the present
kindergarten, an old woman from the
country, who Is rather plain in her
ways. Eunice Swain would have
thought q kindergarten foolishness. Her
children did not come to school to be
amused, but to work. She put them
on benches in her big kitchen. becauss
1t was warm there, and sat In the din
ing room door and taught them, or
chastised them, as the spirit babe her.
She taught the three RS, and maliners,
and truth telling, and, above all, HUI
mllity, impressing on these infants
daily that they belonged to a genera
ton, not of vipers exactly, but OF
wealIinss.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-02-11
Strange Result of Politica, Success.
From Harper's Weekly.

From Harpers Weekly.
President-elect Taft had a few moments
to spare the other day, and had his sec
rotary telephone to his tailor to come up
and rerneasure him. as he was afraid that
he had fallen off, within the past few
months, and he would like to order some
new clothes.
The maker of men hurried post-haste to-
Mr.. Taft. drew his tape measure, and be-
gan his task
I think you will find me slightly small
err" said Mr.. Taft. with a twinkle in his
eye.
The mar worked on. calling the meas
Special to The Tribune.
urenaents to Mr.. Taft's secretary. who
totted them down.
How are they running" asked the
Observation-Disclosures"
mot very much smaller" disconnected
~ answered the tailor. THE measure
ments are about the same as last time"
Yes, SIR replied the tape-stretcher.
they are about the same, except sir.
your chest is a little lower down"