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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
MOR|ARTY GETS
HEARTY WELCOME
BY PAUL n. BRUSke.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March s.
Speaking from the social point OF
view, George Moriarty ht5 into our
Tiger team as If he had been a mem'
Der Of It for years. George was wait
ing in the train shed az St Louis
when the Tigers pulled in and was
greeted by those tourists with exact
~ the same cordiality as that mani
tested toward The Pepper Family -
Capt. Schaefer. OLeary and Bush
who stood with him. All the Tigers
knew Moriarty well. and had had
plenty OF time to digest the fact OF
his purchase.
He drifted into his section Of the
train as if at home.
The boys treat ne as If | belong
ed" said George. ITS the best sort
OF a welcome. They make me feel as
II I'd always played with this team.
instead OF being. in fact, a new
conner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
CHEVROLET IS
WITH BUICK

FLINT, Mich. March 6.-Louis
Chevrolet, holder or the one-mile
worlds straightaway gasoline auto
record. and best known as the man
who In 1905 defeated Oldfield. when
Barney was at his best in ten out OF
eleven races. today signed as mem
Der OF the Buick team and together
with Lewis Strang and Bob Burman.
will be seen in the big track and road
races this season ON Buick cars.
Chevrolet has long been identified
with the Fiat and other foreign cars
and will have much to say about the
designing and building of the Buick
racing cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
johnson AND
4 MANAGER PART

HONOLULU. March SACK John
SON, worlds champion pugilist, who
stopped here on his way to Vancouver,
has split with his manager. Samuel
Fitxpatrick. Fitzpatrick says that
johnson has acquired "swelled"
head, and Johnson announced before
leaving for Vancouver that he would
hereafter manage himself. He intends
to 70 to Chicago. then TO Galveston
to visit his mother.
johnson says he will fight anybody.
and IL anxious for chance at jim
Jeffries. He asserts that IL he cam
not secure fight he will make money
Z in ~tte London music halls. He re-
SCENTS the feeling against him in Aus
tralia. and says the Australians are
( poor losers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

The number of golfers in Detroit
has increased faster than the facili-
ties for the game. This is the direct
cause OF the formation OF a new club
which will have its course between
Highland Park and Pontiac In the
Bloomfield Hills. This rolling coun-
try will provide space for ideal INKS
the contour being naturally such as 70
provide for hazards OF all kinds. In
contrast TO the grounds OF the Country
club and Detroit Golf club. which are
both level.
A subscription list headed by w. L
Barbour, John G. Donnelly and w. J.
Chittenden has been going the rounds
and. as the membership OF the new
club is limited TO 200 persons, II will
be but matter of few days until
the roster is complete. Both the old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
BECK AND BuMPUS
GETTING WEALTHY
BY PAUL II. BRUskE.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Mar. S.-Heine
Beckendorf and Bumpus Jones, the
minor league graduates with the Tiger
party, have signalized their debut TO
the fastest company in the world with
eclat that was simply astounding.
Beckendorf dropped into a paste
board controversy at IL p. m. Satur'
day night. Before midnight was
reached he had something like SIS
that had formerly reposed In the
pockets OF veteran members OF the
team and that is travelling some for
pastime in which but tenth part
OF a dollar forms the ante. with~a
quarter the extreme standard Oh
speculation.
Sundays laurels were all to Bum
pus. with the exception OF an awful
killing by Joe Smith at the expense
OF Schaefer.
II these minor leaguers play the
outdoor American game with the dead
ly infalnbility they are manifesting at
the national indoor pastime. the TiS-
ers will have a grand battery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
BOXING CLUB IN
old TOWN AGAIN

There is well-deflned Tumor that
boxing matches Will be permitted IN
Detroit next season. under the CLUB
principle now prevailing in New York.
There is no question that such pro-
cedure is strictly within the Michigan
statute. provided The performers are
hired with no gain contingent on win
ming The plan has good backing and
a manager who has had extensive ex-
perience in the largest and most sue
cessful OF the New York club.
\ building will be leased, II the plan
goes through. and transformed into a
downtown athletic club. Weekly en-
tertainments are counted on, mem
bers and their friends only being ad-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
GOLFERS ENTHUSIASM
BRINGS OUT NEW CLUB

err clubs have full membership lists
and the new organization gives op'
portunity 10 many who desire to play
golf but for whom there was not
place on the present links.
The new clubL will be especially
convenient for members OF the Detroit
Automobile club as the roads between
the city and the proposed site OF the
club house are excellent. II Is the
intention 10 erect a handsome cluD
house for about $4,000 and the
grounds required for the course. Will
also be purchased, thus assuring per
manency OF tenure on these fine links
Henry Malpass. OF the A. G. Spald'
ing & Bros. local store is attending
TO the preliminary details and his rep
utation as a professional golfer as
sures the success OF these arrange
ments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

The truck has lust been put into the
shop for repaiuting and oNerhauilhs y
ana As soon as TINS IS accom- :, !,
will be placed again IN the regular
service
the Packard factory being about four
miles from the business center OF 10
troll. the company employs a spccial
delivery car for carving the man Dac y
and forth and for other speciaL u tpS
where prompt service IS deslrapie. ~,
car is Il 1907 packard 80 tNpcilinehta
car which FIRST went onto the rodd
March TO- 1905. As an experimental
car the executives Of the company anu
menlhrrs nt the engineering depaf
ment drove the car $4,000 miles In
April 1905. II WAS equipped Win a
light delivery Nody and has since been
the special delivery car. on tuis ser
.r. 10 ta. dour tive work ZSE DAYS,
and has covered iT.1i2 miles. making
l5o9 trips and an average per day oi
s04 miles Thus. between It's tond
service and It's later work % llgnt
delivery wagon. this car has MADE
about $4,000 miles and Will be con
tinucd in its present capacity
New Member OF \. D.. 4. VI.
An important meeting ot the board
of managers OF the Association or
licensed Automobile Manufacturer
was held Tuesday.
The report 81 the show committe.
made by Col. George Pope, was Wy
enthusiastically received. the sho~
was the most successful ever held. bot ~
as 10 receipts and business done by
exhibitors. over 10000 VIII De re-
batcd 20 exhibitors. being an increase
OF nearly 100 per cent over the rebate
Of thu same show In 1901
Tile Hudson Motor Car company OF
Detroit Mich. was admitted 20 mem
bsrship 90 tile licensed association.
TAis is new company orBanlItd IoF
the purpose OF producing a iuodfiittf
priced ruhabout .
} l.. Hudson. a prominent capitalist
OF Detroit. is the president or the com
The new car has a foUr-cylinder ru-
pine VIII sell Tor less than 81 600. aud
be produced iu large quantities De
liVerlts VIII commence during the iFuF
seasou Thel factory OF the company Is
that furuClly occupied ia Detroit by
the Northern Motor car 90.
More shock Absorbers.
10 ls uteresting 10 note the change
90 opinion lu motoring circles regard +
ing the necessity 90 o. shock absorbrt.
fu less than three years W. have seen
thr pendulum ~ public opinion swlnE
from ti.. idea that shock abaorher
was au accessory 60 tine cuuNi lotion
that thpv are today q necessity Thosr
WHO LiL. followed tie tliddcu toOts
nu0 other endurance runs have rtall2'd
what a prominent part tire shock ab-
PsOTutT Ua- TfTvUr UTI r-rCrr vvrrr-rf-rE
Tile aunuupceinc Therefore, by the
Hartford Suspension Go. That for 1910
r1-try Packard autoUobtle VIII bt'
TUufpprti Ut ttIv ftt-t rtrtt We T.
tl4s .rFufulllt. il4ftfurd -khoClS absorb
ers does not come entirely as snf-
prise. hut ds further evidence that
automobile manufacturers aE Who'll"
are approaching mat anything they
| can dO ~ make their cars ride easier
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
JEFFR|ES SEES
SIGHTS OF TOWN

NEW YORK. March 6.-James J.
Jeffries visited District Attorney Je-
rome. with whom he is acquainted. at
the criminal courts building today,
and afterward inspected the Tombs.
After a chat with the district attor-
ney Jeffries was taken across the
bridge of signs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
Dig Husl5nan Loses Chance
To tquaI Hi(k'5 Funny l1aTh

It's a shame that Connie
Mack has turned big Huelsman.
the three-fngered outfelder.
back to the minors. Huelsman
has already played with st.
Louis, Detroit. Chicago and
Washington, and IL was hoped
that Mack would give him
real trial and then send him
around the eastern circuit OF
the league. so that he could a,
least tie Charley Hickman for
the honors of playing with near
~ every club on Che circuit.
jnasmuch rs Hickman has play
ed with Cleveland, Detroit.
Washington. Boston and Chica.
10, Huelsman will lave to be
content with second or third
honors. John Anderson having
served his time With Milwaukee.
y sc. Louis, New York. Washing.
on and Chicago. with Cleve.
land willing 90 take him on Co.
miskey's hands
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
JOCKEY EDDIE DUGAN
JOINS BRITISH HEGIRA

NEW YORK, March Edward
Dugan, recognized by horsemen
throughout this country as the pre-.
mier OF the day, who has been riding
during the past summer with great
success in Los Angeles. sailed today
on the St Louis. OF the American
line. for England Young Dugan has
signed TO ride for Bolton Lodge. at
Newmarket during the coming year.
job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co. Is John R. st. Phone lt9s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

n LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March LII
Claude Rossman falls TO report at De
froit's training camp within week,
/. chances are very strong that he VIII
not be able TO begin the regular sea
BON at his accustomed stand on tho
initial bag, no matter how sincere may
be his repentance. Claude can Dos
MAY first base for the Tigers untii
he is In shape, and he cannot get into
shape without speedily reporting,
Such was substance OF Hughie zen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
Sporting Notes

Dode Crisis L. n boId-ou, now, having
left the Browns at Dallas.
>
Tom ORourke thinks thnt Jefries
could be putin shape To hght In siA
weeks
Max Broock won FIRST prize In the sun
day tourney Of the Detroit Skat club
with u games and 200 points
Bat Nelson has been offered a chance
To- make his own terms for go with
Freddie Welsh at New Orleans.
Ohio state basketball team defeated the
L. OF NJ five by ~ TO 20 saturday
night.
.
stanley ketcheI, who - In New York
to meet Jack OBrien. Is attracting
almost as much attention as Jcffries.
baseball H. really started in the south.
the New York Giants having wal
loped the Waco team in the inst
game % the exhibition season.
Evanston y. ". 4. \. basketball team.
thinking OF entering the meet to he
held here the latter part "f the
month.
Eastern High basketball team D. barl,
with clean record from Its tour or
the western portion of the state.
Grand Rapids being the last victim
night.
>
Henry shelton. who spent the winter
In Detroit as n fncssenrer. following
the collapse OF the pedestrian week
here last fall. is on the path agtin
IN New York IN the big siN-day az
fair. =
TO CURE A Co,.D ~ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's Druggists refund money IL ~ fails
10 cure. r.. w. GROVES signature II
on each box. 26c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
pelletier MenomInee Champ.

MENOMlNEE. Mich. March g.
(Special.l The Menomipee Bowling
tournament in which every bowler OF
note in the city participated, came
20 a close last night and the handsome
trophy cup was awarded to JOS. Pei
letter. who averaged l9l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
DETROITERS CONFIDENT THAT 1909
GLIDDEN WILL START In OUR TOWN

endurance test planned by Sales Man
ager g W Franklin OF the Regal Mo-
tor Co. arrived at Syracuse. y. Y, TINS
week Monday at noon. having fnddo
thr trip la two hours under wee X
over roads which the crew OF the car
IS ready 10 swear are as bad As any
ever conceived Ia the mind OF mortal
man The Regal people are much graf
flied at the outcome OF the trip, FOR the
test was not one OF speed, but OF hold
ing up qualities. ana the final t"le-
gram sent in by Driver George -
Wilcox tells very cXpressiVely his idea
OF the cars exhibition
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

" H. Thorpe local agent for the
Regal car. has moved from No. 730
Woodward ave. To- the Brush Runahout
agency No 111 Woodward-aNe. This
gives Ashley Pond. Jr. and J H. Brady
the use of the large garage and sules-
rooms at Nos $50 and 732 Woodward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

That Detroit is the center of the
world" OF automobile was "he ANY
recognized ia the form OF resolution
passed by the National Association OF
Automobile Manufacturers on Wedhes-
day Mr. William T.. Metzger, ~ the
az NJ r" company ana VINO ~ Hfi4
! Der OF the executive committees OF bolh
associations has left no stone unturucd
to ensure the great automobile CLASSIC
starting right which Is l" say, from
Detroit. Partly os q compliment 10
their colleague but more az al express
sion Of the unanimous opinion that the
worlds greatest producer OF motor cars
Is the logical point from which TO statt
tho tour the y g. \ VI passed. Win
out dissenting vote, resolution
strongly requesting the American
Automobile association 10 cOncede pc-
trolts claims
chairman Hover positively declines
TO announce officially either the pOlnl
from Wnicn "a VIII start OF the cities II
viii pass through. II rs noticeabie,
however. that the gentlemen who have
been so strenuously pulling wires ana
working pulls 10 get the coveted prize
from Detroit wear "A smil" of coutent
mont uot to say of fNultatiOu. and if
thew Will not commit themselves 90 the
statement that the Glidden VIII sart
from Detroit. they az much as say IL
VIII not start from sny other city
Adviccs from Chicago indicate that
tile Windy city has decided TO accept
the inevitable and % be pleased ~ that
town ~ on the Itinerary Tor one nisht
stop MS VIII IhFlA W tiiF 49,
fact " j. as certain as that Detroit
Will give the big caravan It's send-off.
Denver S. keeping up vigorous
campaign and viii likely win out as
the CITY which VIII Do the w"Stcrnmost
extremity OF The tour ON Thursday
tho Denver Post started a Studebaker
go" car over rout. for Chicago. the
object being 20 work up enthusiasm by
tho way The trip at this time OF the
wear s. proving strenuous one bat
th. famous scout car ls living up To
its reputation Tor pushing forward re-
gardless Of all obstacles. ". hN the
time the car reaches Chicago. there ~
as Go th, roFtc. tbc Studehaker scout
will doubtles Argush on 60 B~rfou so as
tp cover the butIr" tout.
8
service Of Commercial cars.
The question b. often asked; How
long VIII "a motor truck stay in hctiN"
comm ~t.lnu
rh- Packard Motor car company. of
Detroit uses its own direction truck
exclusively in It's local hnuiing Th"
'.tt kard tOmuaut'e No frlfrk WAS put
into service in 1909, ~ has been actu-
3itV in service 80 DAYS during which
--eI.-d-Ii- tales It's pLlucl-
pal work has been go hauling express
Id ftclEnt httW,sm The Packard faf-
f4rV aud tle ..ifftrent raIIWaF freIEhI
dspots TIE truck. in the rfne ~ has
been in use. has made .3t3 ttipS aud
has hauled = StT IT, pounds Of freight.
mage PET taF las been lso0G pounds
aud its average tonnage per trip. 5.f05
mounds Tho gasoline consumed iu
these 5l2 days 90 work has been 3,54s
gallons. or an average VI iGi miles per
GALLON.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

Daniel O'I<eefe. of O'Keefe u Metzcn.
has purchased a. model n stevens
Duryea. - schneider has also sold
a pierce siN-cylinder runabout To y.
VI Rust, OF Saginaw. the third Pierce
car Mr.. Rust has owned within a year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
RACING SURELY j.
DEAD IN TEXAS

AUSTIN. Tex. March 6.-That rae
ing is dead in Texas is now foregone
conclusion. II is expected that the
governor will sign the anti-race track
bill which vas passed last night by
the legislature, sometime. next week.
The state senate last night passed the
bill which will be known az the Rob
ertson aanti-booknlaking law by law
OF rs TO r. 1t had previously passed
the house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
DETROIT CAPITAL
IN P'T. HURON NINE

4 combination, OF Detroit and Port
Huron capital has been interested in
the formation OF corporation TO back
a Port Huron baseball club in the
Border league. An effort is now in
progress to secure a sixth town to
complete the circuit. with Sarnia the
most feasible.
The names OF the Detroiters inter
ested in the team will be announced
In a few DAYS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

Mrs J $. Scovel. OF Ann Arbor. has
purchased a Chalmers Detroit go and
Miss ByInock OF the same city, a
Chalmers 90 from Grant Bros. w. O.
Palmer. of Jackson, has taken Il Chal-
mers 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

Two more Maxwell ruuabouts were
disposed OF this week by the Maxwell
Briscoe- Mcleod Co. one To- T. II,
Hampton. aud the other TO hammond
81 Stanhish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

August Goebcl OF the Goebel Brew
Ing 90, Is another Detroitcr To take an
EMF 80" from J. y. Schneider
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
HoldIno out for So, coo. COO?

Jack Barry, who was with the Giants
and the Cardinals. says that he would
not go to the Milwaukee club for a
million dollars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
Local Jo,tIngs.

Local JOftings.
Mrs LucIan :. Moore of No. 46 Ed
muud -pl - one Of the latest pur-
chascrs OF Detroit Electric
broUgham.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
Goes 70 SUNDAY School.

Harry McIlveen, of the New Yorks,
has a clause in his contract which stip-
ulates he shall not play Sunday ball,
Long Trip at Lexington.
The handicap horses AT Lexington
will race a mile and one-half
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
orn,or { hnImer- 10 Demapd.

HaRit GbalWsra, Brcsigrnt OF lne
makes "a good many public addrf Sues
ON business subjects
/. RedeIIly he aA,Ns ss"d tho National
sales Managers association In Chicago
on "F.mploN meut. TRAINING aud super
vision OF Salpsnlr The speech he
made uu that occasion - printed iu
this month"; issue OF the Business
Phit0sopher
Last flday Hisllt he addressed one
OF tho cigesses al the Y. VI - 4. uu
3 statesman snip ard hr is hooked 10
A. s.t3 is-sgls
fug Clerks NJ their next meeting
On MaEch US htLWiii he one of the
sneakers AZ Tic annual spring banquet
~ the Grand Rapids Advertising club.
aud d. ~ ALSO d1ted go appear before "a
A4apstiuA uI tnt National Asspgiatfon ~
Adesrtfgirg clubs. in' Louisville next
August.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

TO CURE A CO..D ~ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's. Druggista refund money IL ~ fails
20 cure. r. w. GROVES signature IL
on each box. 2Gc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
4 Ford Argument.

substitute rubber tires for steel on
a railroad ioeofpotivc ~ such q thing
were feasible and. IL is obvious that
these tires would br considerably
larger than on any automobile But
could thsS talk size of tires as a com
parisop " ssS.tz, or effic icncy between
tie locomotive and the automobiles It's
the load that determines che proper
size - tires--tltc number Of pounds
they. nave To ttarry-aud n relative
staten -lt covering the tire. sizes can
only ,De. inads bY computing tire size
'againsf 'tar weight How many cubic
inches of Ae for iaciT pound 90 weight
Is thc question OF pgactical Importance
In discussing tire sizes.
The Ford mOdtl r. las the largest
tlfee 81 nil th"f Automobiles maUntac-
turcA For every ruund or weight the
model IT has, 2.23 .cuNc. inches OF tire
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

ResaI,@ ISIue Performance.
The Rrx3i 40 -,vifieif started from
here a week asO last Monday FOR the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08

ana give better satisfaction is money
Wei invested
Bike Champ "a Demonstration.
1t is schiou that the champion OF the
world volunteers as a. demoustrdtor,
but FSank Kramer, the cyclist Tor three
years amateur champion. and Tor seven
wears professional champion or the
world voluht"crtd FOR the work al
NbRark end Louis J WyCkOn OF the
EsseV Autouonils company. who has
sold 10 Kramer bis model F. Jackson
car Of 20 horsepower. accepted the
proposition. Kramer plans ultimately
10 ont r. the automobile business. and
the of.portuHtty TO try out his new car.
aud also 10 sell cars, appealed TO MIN.
IL jblncd the nem Of drivers outSide
ard hiS good. work Resulted IN several
sales delightiug Kramer with the week.
The champion las "A car httcd out IN
Jackson. green. and hc Intends to put
his car through the PAGES this year in
prepa cation. forsa possible hing at auto
-moblie racing and an entry Into the
Held az "a statesmen when
3lis timo has run out IN the cycling hcld
In which ne has won a fortune, and in
which ne cleared $4,000 last year
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-09
ZOE sAIlE.-REAn EsrArE.
FARMS.
Note the following:

Note the following:
so acres near Berryton, 10 miles OF To-
peka, all can be plowed, no rough land.
meadow, 8 acres hog pasture. balance
corn land, room house, lots of water,
barn As by 66, cost $1,000, good outbuild-
nice. Price 5000.
100 acres mile from city limits. fine
improvements, room modern house. up
ones, lots of fruit, street car accommoda-
ton as good any in city, farm well
fenced, fine alfalfa land Price $125 per
IS acres near Tecumseh. 6 miles from
Topeka, good improvements, Is acres of
bottom land and. = acres Of pasture and nsi
a small am ount of cash down. balance 6
per cent. Price $65 per acre.
80 acres miles from Tecumseh, miles
Park, % acres cul., 10 acres meadow. 81
acres clover, 215 orchard, good room
house and barn, also outbuiIdings.
For sale by owner through this office.
20 acres of fine fruit, consisting of several
varieties, 10 acres alfalfa, 10 acres mead
room house, well and cistern, good barn.
This is an elegant place for a chicken
ranch. Price $6,500
We have 100 acres near Eskridge, Kan
class bottom. finest alfalfa land in the
state, 1,6Oo acres can be cultivated, album
finest body of land in Eastern Kansas.
This is the first time this land has been
for sale. In order to make a quick sale
owner has put this down to $26 per acre.
We make a speciality of the farm bust
ness and will guarantee to give you a
square deal.
W. T. DAWSON & CO..
Room Mulvane Bid. Ind. 1865.
Bell AS.