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The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
Sporting Notes
Regatta at the Detroit Ynch, club to-

Regatta at the Detroit Yacht club to-
day.
Lntonia proiongs it, meeting until
july >.
The Ford No. IL AT seattle, winner OF
third prize
saginaw has gotten back Its Southern
MieAiSaA 'ead
Windsor~ baseball club cntertains the
- a. G. t"!s afternoon
Kelly Got the decision over klaus mt
Ilttsours last niEht
Biny Hamilton leads the New England
league IA batting with .S'5.
Michigan Ccntrni~, s. Hastings, I, Sid
kiliian pitched for the raliroadrrs'
Alexander and O'Bricn meet this after
noon ia tho finals Of tine Detroit cox
clubs tournament
The sporting editor acknowledges the
receipt or an invitation 20 the OPEN
ing ~ Tolcio.s new Swayne tlcld.
Dexter. the southern iengue nrst-sack-
cr on whom Detroit Us said TO be
about 10 pay purchase price Is
batting $50.
George Sargent. Hitherto nm unknown
in t.c gplfuE world and Canadian
~ b1rtt1. Is tire -tfrt,- amateur golf
champion OF the United states
The change by which John Doyey sue
cccds his brother George as the head
Of tho Boston club makes u unncc.
essary 20 change the sobrilutt OF
that team. known recently as
Doves "
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
AUTO FACTORIES i
GROOM CUP CARR
All Over the Country Testing Operd
tions Are Being Performed That
Will Perfect Glidden Entries.

Al automobile factories all over thu
country the pick OF the testers ar(
now engaged in tuning up the car
which viii leave Detroit on the morn
ing of Monday, July H., on the sixtl
annual Glldden tour. the blue ribbo
event of the motoring world. Thes&
cars are designed 10 show that tll&
output of their home factories il really
the best thing on four wheels. prd
PEELED by an engine. and every detail
must be just N nearly perfect as time
expense and pains can make il. o.
the reputation which each car make
III the big run will depend To n larg,
extent the 1910 success OF the firu2
entering it, Thousands OF dollars ar}
being spent 60 leave no stone unturnI
ed 10 make the performance uf tho
various cars that rigid perfection
which viii he necessary for the wind
uer 90 attain
All over the motoring world eyed
are beginning To focus on Detroit and
Detroit ls getting ready.
Just AT present the main efforts ol
the committee I'm charge of the pranS
that are being formulated To entertaiI}
the visitors who Will be here during
"Glidden days are conferred on thd
big parade Saturday. which will forn}
the climax OF the entertainment Of
the visitors and In Dctroits display o.
motor enthusiasm. Letters have beer
sent out 10 every car owner in th0
city and its suburbs, urging that h6
take part IN this monster event The
design Is 10 have ii the greatest auto
mobile display that the world haG
even seen. Quantity. not quality. q
what the committee Is after The lac(
ter restriction Will TAKE care OF itself
Those vino do not fec, that they hav(
time to give TO the decoration OF tbel1
cars will be provided with couple
of flags by the committee The fac1
tories will he asked 10 hold up ship1
ments for a few days and add theii|
cars 10 the turnout. loaded with the|
lady employees In the Office force.
In the banquet az which the Detroit
trophy viii be presented to the Amer-
ican Automobile as cation. Mayor
Brcitmeyer will act as host He nps|
hesnokCn for himself The rriyilege Cd
decorating the banque, hall. and. IL al
good time is not ensured * viii nod
be his fault
The Wholesalers association. Board
of Commerce and otacr civic bodies|
viii join in decorating their places|
or business during the days the tour|
IS in town and every effort Viii bel
made ~ SHOW DcT0IJ's loyalty 10 tbol
industry which has played so promi-|
rent part In her prosperity.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
Motor Cham olonship start.

BOS1 on. Mass, june 26-AmonS
,he late arrivals - compete IN he
worlds championship motor paced bl-
cycle races al Revere Cycle track were
Norman Anderson OF Denmark. who
has been mated with Fred Hill For
tho past year Anderson has devoted
his attention TO work behind the mo-
Tors and his Use In the game has
been phenomenal many picking him
for the king OF the paced events. Tee
races tonight will draw for opponents
In the fve-mile heat races The los
crs will then ride five miles and the
winner ~ that heat viii start In the
final. The list OF entries includes
Moran, Connolly. Clark and Anderson.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
NOTHING BUT SKIES.
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car CO. Will
Make No Other Models in 1910.

With considerably over one thou
sand OF It's six.cylnder cars In SIC.
oessful operation Oh the road and the
demand for them greater during tho
past season than the immense new
factory could supply. the Pierce.Arrow
Motor Car company has announced
that for the coming season II will man
ufacture nothing but slX-cylinder ears.
For the coming season the company
VIII make three cars, 26-hOrSc power
IS and a G0.horse power, all OF which
Will be fitted with runabout, miniature
tonncau touring and enclosed bodies
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
HE DAY. GATHERED FOR THE DETRO
WHY STEEL FLAG STAFF
AT ARMoUR'S NEW PARK 7

They are 10 have a new bath
park in Toledo. o.. which is 10
Be the best minor league plant
In the country. so they say.
Among the features is u cluS
house for umpircs. where the
arbitrators can herd by them.
selves. Also an S6-foot steel
fag stan. As Toledo is tagging
along in the rear OF the Amer.
lean association race. the fans
IN seven other association cities
wonder why bill Armour Is
erecting the STAFF.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
BLAKE LEADS LEAGUE.
Jackson OutfieIder Has Best Record In
Southern Michigan.

oNAAHO'u Nii~ii9ah.
Although only standing tenth I'm the
list OF batSmen in the Southern Michi-
gan according TO the statistics formu-
lated by Secretary Glass. OutfelGer
Blake. veteran minorleaguer with
Jackson. is the real leader OF the
leagues batsmen, having been ia
times at bat up 70 June 10 and having
amused batting average OF .333.
Martin and Tooley, OF Kalamazoo,
Morissey OF Lansing and Vorpagel. OF
Flint. are all batting over 300 and are
playing regularly.
Traynor, OF Battle Creek. with 30
steals is the league leader by a mite
in this department. Tooley. Of KGl.
amazoo. has made the remarkable
number of 81 sacrifice hits Bowscr,
OF Flint, leads in extra bases with 81
Of 90 hits.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
Worth While To Be Star?
Wagner Names Own Salary

the baseball industry OF the United
States. but there IS Nor can IL be
described without the use OF big fig
ures. II is great in income. great 20
expenditure. great in the number OF
men employed and still greater in the
number Of patrons.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
clsrkson succeeds chalfant.

At Q meeting of the board OF man
ayers OF the Association Of Licensed
Automobile Manufacturers Cocker +.
Garrison was elected as assistant gen.
eral manager OF the association TO NIL
out the term Of Mr. r =. Chalfant
who recently resigned as general man
aver
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
AL Stars vs. OelraX

The All stars will meet the strong
Delray club tomorrow at the SprocEctt
grounds They are anxious 20 secure
a reliable twirler. Marshall. Mailloux
Neubert and Fisher please phone Fred
Grosheld some time today West 1852
or City 1854.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
Walker 70 Run AZ Seattle Fair.

r +. Walker. the South African
sprinter. now declares that he did 10
100 yards in % seconds He says
that he has accomplished this time
on four occasions. and that on thc &C.
casion when the record was claimed
for him. he was not aided by wind or
slope. Better than this. however. he
says that he will DO it again, and be-
fore he leaves England whore he Is
now competing Walker will compete
at Seattle and the American experts
will have plenty OF chance TO look
him over
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
Where le McAenry?

James Farley SAYS thai thc horses
hn-raccs- this yenr, including Locust
Jack 2:0G1-2. Prince c. 2.1l1 "a. Will
be driven either By himself or Ira
Batcbclder. The strikebreaker has II
head I'm training at Plattsburg. y. i.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
uncharitable.

n was Charlie Dryden who said that
81 Walsh was the only nan In the
world who could strut while standing
still. Ty Cobb can strut while leaning
on the edge Of tho grandstand talking
90 his friends. washington Star.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
colonials Want a pitcher.

4 good pitcher is wanted az once -
sign with fast uniformed team. CAL
Oh the manager az the Colonial \. g.
M once. No letters answered The
Colonials viii meet the strong cree
cents Sunday, June p, at FarnsWorth
and Dequndre FOR a side bet OF TWEEN.
ty-aye dollars The Colonials would
like 70 meet The Imperials for SIDE
bet of ten dollars $50. Money 70 be
nIaCCd with this Sporting Editor.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
OLD JAY-EYE-SEE IS DEAD.
First 2:1o Trotter Expires After a
Career of 81 Years

RACINE. Wis. June 26.-Jay-Eye-
See. the first 2:10 trotter the country
ever produced is dead. The great
horse died late yesterday on the
Pleasant View stock farm near here
after spending the last fourteen years
OF his life in retirement
Jay Essfe-See- get his name from
Jerome l. Case. the late millionaire
vehicle manufacturer OF Racine. who
secured him in Kentucky. The fam
Gus trotter was 81 years old He was
by Dictator, dam Midnight and a full
brother 10 the famous Dexter. 2:17 IA
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Saginaw II. Jackson :.
Flint 4. Lansing /.
Adrian 2. Battle Creek /.
Bay City 4, Kalamazoo o.
Today's Games.
Flint at Battle Creek.
Adrian at Bay City.
jackson at Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
- stops the Polo.

LONDON Lime 2h=TnAaA's- palo|
game between The Meadowbrook team
the American cup challcnEers. and tho|
English team was postponed on ae-
count OF the rain The came was to|
have been the second I'm the TWO best|
IN three series FOR the cup. the firs.|
Of which was played Wednesday and
Won easily by the Americans
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
THREE BASEBALL RACES AT a GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday. Results.
STANDING.

Nesterdny's Results.
New York 40, Brooklyn I'll.
Phillies s, Boston 0.
Chicago 7. Cincinnati o.
Today's Games.
Phillies at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
-. Pittsburg at 81. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.


Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 4. 81. Louis 4.
New York ~. Athletics ?.
Washington 2-2. Boston la.
TodRy's Games.
81. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
IL Boston at Washington.
Chlcago a. Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26
Majestic VS. Ford HIdo.

return game will be played be-
tween the Majestic and Ford building
teams on Sunday morning AZ the cor
ner OF Fort-st and ArtilleIy-ave. The
players are requested 10 report az
S 80 sharp.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-26

The change

In tUc FuIfuE WOrId and tanadI
tv f1trtt1- ttrr-trtte -stfHat etfF *
champion OF the United states.
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600 or $4,000 acres, allowing families
to settle upon 1t. They can buy stock
and put up their buildings with their
own money and repay the alliance al
their cqnvqnience,"' -,
Mr.. Grygla has had an intensely i'm
teresting career, which If put in book
form would constitute a wonderful
story. When l6 years Of age lie was
fexiled 1, TO siberia. and he travelled
many thousands of miles over snow
With his ankles fastened WITH chains
lie. served valiantly in the Polish rev
olutlon and has q medal of honor fol
service in that rebellion. He has also
several highly valuable presents from
the European Polish people and also
from those in this country,
Tells of Lake Erie Disaster,
Fresh from a terrifying, experience
abroad the steamer w. c. Richardson,
which went to the bottom during a
storm off Buffalo last week, Horace
Atkins, employed as wheelsman aboard
the vessel has arrived in Escanaba.
In spite of the exposure which the
young man suffered before being res
cued by the steamer Paine, he is in
excellent health and spirits and is in
clined to make light of the hardships
through which he passed
The Richardson had arrived off Buff
falo while a heavy gale was blowing
and according TO the belief of some of
the members of the crew the catastro-
phe was caused by a fireman coming
up from the engine room and leaving
the door To the fire hole open. The
boat was listed badly to the port side
and seas dashing over the vessel pour
minutes the fires were extinguished
and the boat was helpless. The boat
was then in sight of Buffalo and an
chors were dropped, but the steamer
sank rapidly, filling aft. So quickly
did the boat go down that the members
OF the crew who were aft were unable
to go forward to the bow. which was
raised slightly above the water line.
The crew aft sought safety in the
rigging and throughout the first night
held to their positions there. 1t was
bitterly cold and i'm the darkness the
men in the pilot house could hear the
groans and cries OF the sufferers. Fin
ally all was quiet and a few minutes
later one of the crew, who had chung
to the rigging until nearly exhausted
and frozen, lowered himself into the
water and by clinging to a line drew
himself up toward the bow. His hair
was frozen in a mass about his fore
head. his clothing was stiff and his
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Dec 1s. 20. 27: Jan. 8.


STATE OF MICHIGAN, frpw
The Probate Court for the County OF
Houghton. At a session of said Court
held at the Probate Office in the viii
lage OF Houghton in said County, on
the 10th day of December, A. D., 1909.
Present: Hon. Geo. C. Bentley, Judge
of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
John Hakli. deceased
Joseph Gaberson having filed in said
Court his petition praying that the
time for the presentation of claims
against said estate be limited and that
a time and place be appointed to re-
ceive. examine and adjust all claims
and demands against said deceased by
and before said Court,
1t is ordered that four months from
this date be allowed for creditors to
present claims against said estate:
II Is further ordered that the 18th
day Of April 1910, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon. at said Probate Office,
be and is hereby appointed for the ex-
animation and adjustment of all
claims and demands against said de-
ceased. and that notice Thereof be given
by publication once each week, for
three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing, in the Calumet
News. a newspaper printed and circu-
lated In said County.
GEO. c. BENTLEY,
(SEAL) Judge OF Probate.
GEO. ID. FREEMAN,
Register OF Probate.
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all corners and the result was never
against Wolgast. In his entire career
Wogast has had but one decision Civ
en- against him that was his third bat
tie when he was ruled a loser by a
questionable decision with a young
fighter. whom he had knocked out in
their first meeting.
But it was last summer that wolgast
really came into the lmelight. There
wasn't much chance for him to meet
featherweights and he had been taking
on lightweights and giving them
plenty of weight but was still able to
get away without defeat. Then last
July he was matched to meet Battling
Nelson and they went over the ten
round route. What happened To the
champion is history for Wolgast had
Nelson outclassed from the start and
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Frand Rapids, Mich. Dec. 2o.-It
Battling Nelson. now accredited with
being the best lightweight pugilist.
keeps his promise, the man who will
have the first chance TO wrest 1t from
him in many moons will be Adolph
Wolgast. The "Battler" has promised
he will meet Wolgast in January and
the challenger is hoping Nelson will
see his way clear TO keep the promise,
rather than give Freddie Welsh the
chance to take the crown.
For the past two years AID Wolgast
has been campaigning the country as
a featherweight. He got his start in
the lighting game i'm Grand Rapids,
Michigan five years ago but went at
it rather slowly for a while until he
landed in Milwaukee, then the hotbed
of puglism. He was ready to take on
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-20

Present; Hon. Geo. c. Bentley,
Judge of Probate. M ,Y..
In the matter of the Estate of os-
valid Hoyna, deceased. r
Edla Hoyna Huhta having mav- -
said court her petition, praying for
license to sell the interest or said
estate in certain real estate therein
described. at private, sale gn asH3
IL Is Ordered, That the 23rd day Of
December "A. ID. 19O9l at en-o'clock in
the forenoon, at said probate office. he
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condition was most pitful. Later 9TH
er members of the aft crew made their
way forward and all reached there
safely but the wife of the cook, who
was washed overheard in making the
trip and was drowned. Three MEM
bers, of the crew who left the vessel
in a life boat were never seen again.
Mr.. Atkins describes the rescue of
the men by the Paine avs one of the
greatest feats i'm seamanship ever per4
formed, and says that NJ Bunalo the
hour. 4'@'.'' '~'--- - "a I'm
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| fight with Powell as he did in the
first, If he can keep up the gait in a
bout with Nelson the lightweight
championship viii have a new home
at some not far distant date. When
the two meet again it win be in one
of the greatest battles the ring has
ever known. Wolgast is clever quick
as q cat and hits with either hand
from any position. At no time is his
opponent in a position to get away
from his rushes for his blows land with
lightning rapidity.
But Nelson is not the only man VOL
CAST is looking for. Two others,
Packey Mcfarland and Abe Attell
would be accommodated. wolgast will
make the featherweight limit for At
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no one has taken pains to deny thl,
assertion.
Then he came across TO meet Lew
Powell in November. Powell was
counted n coming candidate for coast
honors. He had it on Wolgast in
weight and was a strong fayorite in
the betting. But the outcome OF that
hght is also history. Wolgast made
Powell look like novice and easily
won the decision.
Now Wolgast seeks another bout
with Nelson. II is easy betting that
Nelson will stick out for a long bout.
He declares that he knows Wolgast's
weak point and can wear him down
in his own inimitable style, that made
him champion. Wolgast went just
as fast in the twentieth round of his
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and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition, and that all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
said court, at said time and place, to
show cause why Il license to sell the
interest of said estate in said real
estate should not be grantedi $50
1t is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of a copy of this order once each week
for three successive weeks previous
to said day OF hearing, in the Calumet
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tell for championship fight but as
yet there Is nothing doing in the way
of matching the pair. Weight is "A
trouble maker in this bout also. Nc
Farland will not take anything less
than 1873 pounds four hours before The
fight, while Wolgast sticks for three
hours before, which you will have to
admit is still heading some odds by
little fellow who is willing to make
l22 for chance at Abe Attelrs title.
Wolgast is being managed by Tom
e. Jones who brought Billy Papke
into the limelight. Under his tute-
lage he has advanced by leaps and
bounds I'm the pugilistic world and the
manager declares he surely will be
the next lightweight champion.
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Nv odW 16110W rnilI
GIVING ar WAMsso

n woman just can't keep a secret,
he declared. opposing acstatempntw Va
f7"Oh. l. don't1know1 contradiGtpd nthe
flutteryI lady, 'Iyegkept my agesa ser
cret ever sine'HI was 24.sns Il ssarh
Yes" he replied. 'butlone of these
days you will give IL away, In time YOU
will just simply have to tell itHj % is
well" she replied with confidence,
Il think when a woman has kept a
secret for twenty years she comes
pretty near knowing how to keep It,"
Philadelphia Ledger.
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UPPER PENINSULA
Fine Home Built for Priest


Rev. Father Fillon of the Holy Fam.
lily church at Flat Rock. Delta county
Is moving into a parish house which
has just been completed for him and
which is declared to be the finest HON,
constructed by any country congrega.
ton i'm the state. The dwelling wa,
built at a cost OF approximately 81 ,OOC
and is modern in every respect. 1t is
of brick construction, with fun ston,
basement. and is equipped with a fur
mace and water system, the water be-
ing secured from an artesian wei
basement of the building.
Mother Deserts Her Baby
Chief of Police Larkin of Iron Noun
tain has been asked by Mrs. Mary Pr
cord of West Hugitt street. for assist
ance i'm an attempt to locate Ella San
ford, "A young woman, who, in the role
of an unnatural mother, deserted her
babe a few weeks ago. According to
the story told to the police, Ella San
ford entered the home of Mrs. Picord. a
neighbor, having i'm her arms her in
FAINT son, and asked Mrs. Picord if she
would not watch the child little while
as she had some shopping to do and
could not very well take the babe with
her Mrs. Picord consented, and she
has been watching the child ever since
for the mother has never returned
After leaving the child the woman is
co. ~ IN 70
parts unknown leaving Mrs. Plcord at
a loss as to what to do with the babe.
Two Serious Accidents
Five injured men were brought to
Escanaba Thursday over the line of
Escanaba and Lake Superior railway.
Two section men on a handcar were
struck by an engine. near Groos and
thrown from the track. Three men
were caught like rats in a trap when
a giant tree toppled over onto a, small
store building at the l. Stevenson COM
pany's camp No. near Hates. The
injured We're: George Wiltsie. hip
dlslocated and may have internal in
juries; Walter Atkins, compound frac-
ture OF the arm. other minor injuries:
Robert Foster. ribs broken, punctur-
ing lung, Internal injuries, condition
critical A. Carlson. ribs broken, other
injuries, condition serious; John An
derson. bruised about legs and body.
The first three were injured i'm the
store building near Hates, and the last
two were injured near Groos.
Preparing for the Census e
Hon. James Il. Bennett of De Tour
Chippewa county, has returned from
Chicago, where with other supervisors
of the census he has been i'm confer
ence with Director OF the Census
Dana Durand Mr.. Bennett rs super
visor of the upper peninsnia district
the largest in the state outgide,lof the,
first WHICH includes the whole Of
Wayne county, in which Detroit is 10
cateds Mr. Bennett has made md app
pointmepts as yet nor, will any. be
made before the last of January or I'm
February, He and his office force are
now engaged i'm establishing the vari-
Gus districts Tho enum%atep fp the
cities must be done within two weeks,
beginning Aprh Is In districts ont
side of cities or Villages with a popula-
ton of 5000 thirty days are given for
the work This Is because of The farm
statistics which are made part of
the statistics required by the depart
ment. Enumerators are required to
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Calumet, Mich, Dec. 3rd, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders 81
the First National bank of Calumet
will be held at its banking house on
January 18th, 1910. between the hours
of 2 and 4 p. M, for the purpose OF
electing nine directors. and the trans
action of such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting.
JOSEPH w. SELDEN,
1-10-10. Cashier.
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News, newspaper printed and eircu-
lated in said county. lob.te VI.
GEORGE c. BENTLEY,
go Judge of Probate.
(ScaD ,tu ErT nf .liu.l
A true COPY. it- 81. $3.50. i-ui ID 'r L
GEO. D. FREEMAN, al8.9a,.t fs.
Register of Probate. -se .9IfI
Galbraith & Mccormack. ~ ,fo-'
Attorneys for Estate. tiilsTi1J sn
Business address. Calumet. Mich.