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The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
NARROWED ON CROSSE LIE
Henry Plass Recalls Amusing Incident
In Connection With President
Hayes Visit TO Detroit.

In Connection With Presloent
Hayes Visit TO Detroit.
II is recalled In connection with
the coming visit OF President Tart
that in recent years. Detroit has en-
tertained only one president OF the
United States. That one occasion
was the visit OF Theodore Roosevelt
few years ago. Prior TO that Time
the last presidential visit is said to
have been that OF Rutherford b.
Hayes in 1880. One OF the surviving
members of the reception committee
OF 80 years ago Is City Assessor
Henry Plass.
II hope that the Taft welcoming
committee does not have the trouble
that the Hayes reception committee
did In So" says Mr.. Plass. Il was 20
years of age then and the youngest
member OF the committee. which In
cluded the city and county officials
and a great many business men.
I'VE had to get up at 4 o'clock In
the morning to take ferry boat TO
Crosse lie to await there the steamer
from Cleveland on which President
Hayes was a passenger. IL had been
arranged that the Cleveland boat was
to stop at Groose lie tao pick us up.
so the ferry boat merely took us down
there and then steamed back to De-
troit. leaving us on the Groose lie
dock. in the early morning.
After time the Cleveland boat
come In sight. but did not turn In to
pick us up. As. she got abreast and
II was evident that she was not going
TO stop, our reception committee got
very demonstrative. The idea Of hav.
ing President Hayes 60 on up to the
city while our committee was maroon.
ed on Crosse lie was maddening.
Jerome b. Croul, father OF the present
police commissioners. was chairman OF
the committee and he got on one of
the spiles OF the dock and waved his
arms and yelled like an Indian.
The people on the vessel took our
actions for an ovation and waved
handkerchiefs at US gaily. II was
President Hayes himself who got the
idea that. We were doing something
more than exhibiting gladness and he
caused inquiry TO be made as to the
reason OF this demonstration. Then
1t came out that the boat was to stop
at Crosse lie and stop she did.
I'VE of the reception committee
were extremely glad to get aboard
that boat and we had a good time all
the way up the river with plenty of
speeches. The president was the
guest of honor at = banquet in the old
Russell House and the visit was a
great success.
But | hesitate to think what would
have happened II the boat, bearing
the 1esident, had not stopped for US.
The prominent citizens on the com
mit.ee would have been laughed out
Of town"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
TO DRINK TOAST TO CITY.
EIks Arrange Unique Feature For
II O'clock On Night Of July II.


At IL o'clock on the evening OF
Tuesday, July u. all the lights in the
great illuminated Elk decorations
downtown will be turned of. In pub
lie buildings, also. lights will 60 out
and, In the comparative darkness.
thousands of Eks will take UP grand
chorus Of song in singing q toast to
the city OF Detroit.
This Is To be one Of the spectacular
features OF the great Elk reunion az
outlined by Chairman Fred 8. Burgess
I'm his talk to the reunion committees,
Tuesday evening. Belle Isle will be
the scene OF two great evening fetes.
On Wednesday evening, July IL, there
will be handsome canoe parade, II.
Illuminated by colored lights along the
canal banks The following evening
in connection with the naval review
there will be a sham attack Of the
feet upon the island with a landing
which last IL to be opposed by the
militia companies. Friday afternoon
there will be motor boat races for
81 900 and $500 cups, and Friday eve
ming, an inspiring display OF fireworks
The central police precinct will be
subdivided into Ave portions for the
Elks' week. The fire department will
cooperate I'm several ways. one OF
them being in opening hydrants along
the line Of parade to supply drinking
water.
Windows along the line of march
are being held at prices Of IS to $40.
People need not pay the9e prices,
however. as the Elks are to build i'm.
mense grandstands IN which seats
may be had at 81 each.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
MANY THEFTs REPORTED.
Dips Busy Recently, Jewelry Being
Principal Loot.

Peter Nerckenick, merchant at No.
677 Gratiot-ave., reports TO the police
that sometime Tuesday night. his
showcase was broken into and IL
ladies' watches, gold-filled, stolen. He
values them at S144.
Mrs. +. 8. Stearns. No. 102 Han
cock-ave. east. has notified the police
that jewelry to the value OF $3.50 was
stolen from her residence last Friday.
Precinct Detective Repp and Red
mond. Tuesday. recovered $3.50, which
Mrs. Stanley L. Merleski, No. 617
Theodore-st., said she had missed
They found the money under a side
walk in the rear yard. John Sluslarsk,
boarder, was arrested on suspicion
OF putting Il there.
John Porczyn, No. 923 Rivard.s st
reports that he was robbed OF $109 in
saloon on Rivard-st., Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June l.-tlour-Un-
changed and quiet Pork-Dull: mess.
S24m2450. Lard-Easy; middle west
spot Sl2.7OQl2.S0. Sugar-Raw, dun;
refined steady and unchanged. COTE e
Rio No. on the spot. sIs @Shc. Tai
low--Dull; city. &c: country, 6% q61sc.
Dressed poultry-ouiet and unchanS-
and quiet: state milk. new, common TO
specials, 1O4l5hc: do, old as TO quail
fly, l6ml7c: full skins. 2ls Q3hc,
Coffee options opened unchanged TO
sc lower. Butter-Qutet; receipts. 49,
SEQ: creamery extra, 2shc; state dairy
tubs 23hm2Sc. imitation creamery
firsts 24d25c. EgRs-Weak; receipts,
55s17; nearby white fancy. 2IQ csc;
mixed fancy, II y a22hc; fresh firsts,
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
F. G. POLL is DEAD.
Well-known italian Citizen IL Victim
Of Blood Poisoning.

Fatstino G.. Poll. aged SIS, one of the
best-known Italian residents OF the
city. died In his home. No. 400 Can
ton-aye.. Tuesday. from blood poison.
ing, which started from a sore on his
nose. Mr.. Poll for several years CON
Quoted photograph gallery at No.
234 Randolph-st.. and before that was
In the restaurant business. He was
the founder OF the Garibaldi club. a
member Of the Mendelssohn club and
an Elk. The Elks will have charge
of the funeral, Monday. Mr.. Poll is
survived by his widow. one son. Oscar
and two daughters. Lillian and Clar.
linda. Lillian has been on the stage
for some time and is making a place
| for herself In comic opera.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
MERGER IS EFFECTED.
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana Coal Deal
ers Form Assoc alton.

TOLEDO, o., June 1.-The merger
of the Ohio and Michigan-lndiana
Coal Dealers association, was effected
Yesterday at the opening meeting OF
the Join. convention OF the two organ
izations.
A constitution and bylaws was
adopted and committee appointed &c
select officers. Robert +. Lake, OF
Jackson. Mich, will be president OF
the association II. II. Dean, Of
Bluffton. Ind, will be vice-presideni
and w. A. Gibson, of Upper Sandusky
will be treasurer, The headquarters
OF the tristate organization will be
i'm Toledo and Howard Huntington OF
Columbus will he the secretary,
Warrington will remove to Toledo
from Columbus Immediately upon his
appointment.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, June 1.-The bull hope
that farm sales would drop OF VIII, n
prices declined is not being realized.
Southwestern receipts are heavy and
the northwestern movement Is we'll
sustained, so much so that the Ameri-
can visible supply has caught up 20
that OF year ago,
Feeling In wheat is very beasish.
cent decline and keep right on talkiag
lower prices. Liverpool gained little
On Wednesday. but Is stiIl very low. so
chance for export business from this
country. When American prices dc :
clined Liverpool got in the race and
all over Europe. which makes the sit-
uation discouraging TO the bulls. VINO
can see nothing cheerful In the out
look They may get advances from
CNersold. but there is nothing TO en-
courage extensive bull operations. In
vestors are not buying.
Cash wheat was in active demand
and strong. There was a demand for
the futures also and an advance OF PC
was made in cash wheat, while the flu
lures gained u Ok c. The close was
firm at the best prices of the day.
SHOWS report was bullish as IL showcd
low condition OF spring wheat.
$1.05: July opened with an advance 81
nc at s4&c. and advanced to 96c; sept.
opened At ssH and advanced TO siac,
Coarse grain quotations-Corn-Ca
M Ssi,ow S Sc No No yellow Sshe; Ne
sse No eS White car at ads
ing at 40c asked. Rye-Cash No. l. SIC.
Beans--Cash. $2.22 bid, SECS asked:
Oct. q Cloverseed-Prime spot. s6,7S;
Receipts in the Detroit market We'd
nesday included l car OF wheat, OF
corn and ! OF oats Withdrawals were
Stocks are 166.34l bu of wheat. ll0.16J
eu OF corn. 2l.2S7 bu OF oats and $40
Wheat receipts on wednesday: Du-
luth, 2S cars, against year ago;
Minneapolis, las cars, against l56: Chi
eago. "a cars; against 10; st. Louis. lS.-
900 bu. against $1,000 blu.
day. $1,000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points on
worlds wheat visible supply de-
a decrease Of 4.ooS. 900 bu a year ago
and corn ia higher
sess' repSrs ss %nsE Su
Condition. %Grs snan i. SOS. against Sos yeaf f
ago assS and the crop 4 figured at ss5. o9e,-
ga. 900, against Is.247,00O a year ago.
The condition Is 1913, against 93.4 a
year ago and indicated yield about
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
, T9LE jDfs ss 1ses sept w ssss bss
s5Ac. Corn-cash.. 551se: July. soc;
sshc: July. ssNc: sept. ssAc; De-
size, RyeINo, 5sc; No. 3. t6c. Glow
March. s6.52h. Prime aIsike-s7; Aug,
$40. Prime tlmothy-S2.15. Butter.
eggs and hay--Unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June l.-Opening-July
wheat. nc higher from yesterday
closing; Sept. hc higher: Dec. Spena.i
at slc. Corn-Steadier. unchanged.
Oats-Firmer; July, &C higher: sept.
Nc lower. observation-disclosures.
Noon--July wheat, NC higher: Sept.
&c higher: Dec Nc higher Corn
Weak, except July. slightly advanced.
Wheat-Juiy. lie higher: Sept. Il
higher: Dec. sc higher. Corn-Juiy.
sc higher: Sept, sc higher. Dec. hc
Higher. Oats-July. Sept. and Dec, u C
higher Provisions-Weak.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Carson,
Craig a. Co. from Chicago. June 1:
lc in wheat futures for the morning.
The cool. dry weather reported In the
northwest. the big local cash wheat
sales OF the past three days and the
decidedly strong recovery In the Law
erpool market. were the early bull
features. None OF these was. impor.-
ant enough to give the market any
great support, except that the trade
rad In It's mind the opinion that after
so long a decline the market was en-
titled to q little better recovery than
yet recorded So there was not only
covering by shorts. but considerable
buying on the part of previous hold
ers, who were working simply Tor d
temporary recovery in prices. SHOWS
report. indicating a total OF 6s5OOO.oOO
bushels of winter and spring wheat,
has received little consideration.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
Rsfuses To Annui Earle MARRIAGE.

NEW YORK. June IA release
rom her marriage 10 Ferdinand Pin
1ey Earle. originator OF the "afinity
doctrine, = was refused Julia Kuttner
Earle, the young woman for whom the
artist forsoOk his first wife and child
NJ Justice Fitzgerald In the supreme
court yesterday He declined to sane.
i|1n the annulment recommended Dy
4 referee until he IL sure the marriage
81 ire couple 81 Venice I'm 1908 was
valid according 70 Italian law. II ap
&rtnfly was performed a month be
|.I1 the decree granted Mrs. Emils
'.rberbacher Earle. IN France was
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
COPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

Artz Coml l5 "a, Allan Z, Allouez "a.
Bos 4 c IS. Bos Ely ?; Butte c IS. Cas-
lus.C 2l5-s. Cal 4 A 62%. Cal a Hecla
Cop Range Sc. Davis d Il. East Bulte
So. First Nat ga Franklin l2h, ella
90. CRANKY 80, Giroux. ~, Goldheld
Cons 50, Greens. Can 3. Hanck lSh,
Royale FIN. Kerr Lake sh. Keweenaw
4. La Sale ll%. Ia Rose ~. Lake
SlS. Miami "a Mohawk 4S19. New
North Butte s2. North Lake II, Ohio
Cop 2h. oibway ~. old Dom IS. o.
ceola ban, Quincy rs. Raven az. Bay
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
PRODUCE.

The supply OF strawberries was
again light this morning and prices
were frmly held. Pineapples are IN
good supply and are moving freely
I'm good supply and are no better than
steady I'm tone. Dressed calves wele
again In light supply, and with an IA
proved demand, were little nrmer
Receipts OF poultry were relatively ,lo-
eral and In some quarters the market
was quoted easier.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
Markets and Finance

c ls5. ANN Zine Is. A c ESQ Bonz
500, & 20. Butte Coaln So. a Is
sss Fra Fsa1 Ss sis G on rs e StsS
ly los, q G $40. Hank 1875. Ind $50.
Roy ssS. Kerr $50. Kew ross, La s.lIe
.. New 5I3. Nip s25, nj .04i, N l. IsSs.
OJib SO, q ID SO, Csc 80. Quincy IL. RAY
100. + SO. shan 40, Sup 80 5 * u
Isl 50 7 lac. Tam s. Trinity lVs. U
l2O. Vic 100. VOL ll2
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
TW0 BANKERs SENTENCED.
Pittsburp Men Plead Nolo contenders
20 Charge Of Bribery.

pITTsBURG, Pa, June 1.-Presi.
1ent e. II. Jennings, of the Columbia
National bank was today sentenced
- two months In jail and to pay a
1nc OF $500 after pleading nolo con.
fendere TO charge Of bribing city
conDcilmen TO have his bank named
city depository.
Frank A. Grim, former vice-presi
dent OF the same institution. was sen.
fenced 70 four months in Jail and a
SOC fne on the same charge.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
bid.
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig Il Co., from New York. June i:
The unexpected move OF the govern
ment In applying for an Injunction
against the increase In freight rates
caused INSTRUMENTATION In the
stock market this morning and tre-
mendous selling pressure. no less than
500 900 shares OF stock being thrown
on the market during the, first hour ;
trading. Prices declined sharply with
losses extending from 2 to poInt3
Some profit taking at the low prices
caused temporary rallies, but the mar
ket showed weakness throughout the
morning session with liquidation go
iER on.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
BOSTON CoPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig n Co. June'l:
Early London cables quoted metal
market up IS Cd on spot and Is Sd on
futures. Boston copper market weak
ana lower today In sympathy with New
York. The inJunctions restraining
western railroads from advancing
freight rates seems To have scared
holders into liquidation. But this
thing ought TO run its course la day
or two. On these breaks good cop
pers ought to be picked up.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June l.-Butter--Extras
27hc; firsts, 26c; dairy extras. 26C;
nrsts. 24c. Eggs-Prime frsts. lSac;
frsts. 17hc. Cheese-Twins, ~ a
IiMc: young Americas. l5L "a IL Y c
live poultry--Fowls. l6hc: ducks, LOG;
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. CSC ID;
nrsts, 27c; dairy butter. 2lc; packing
stock. zoe per ID.
EgKs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 19hc per doz. Receipts on
"wednesday 1913 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
VETERAN MASON DEAD.
Theodore Otis Leonard Was Charter
Member Of Oriental Lodae.

WGWpCE " STISHtat GOu9C.
Theodore Otis Leonard, aged IS.
one Of the Oldest Masons In the city.
and Il veteran travelling man, died
Tuesday, In his home, No. so Stimson-
pl. Mr.. Leonard became a Mason in
Mt. Clemens in 1868. and was one o:
the charter members of Oriental
lodge, No. 240. His death leaves ex.
Judge John j. Speed the only surviv.
Ing charter member. Mr. Leonard
was also a member Of Peninsnlar
chapter, r. A. NJ, and OF the Old
Guard OF Detroit Commandery No l,
X. T. He was for several years a
vestryman OF St. Johns church.
Mr.. Leonard is survived by his
widow, and six children: Everett A.,
Henry NJ, Arthur c., Leonard O., Jr..
Alice B. and Mary. The funeral will
be held Friday at 2 o'clock. Interment
will be private in Elmwood cemetery.
Rustness-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO.. is
John R.-st. Main 1898. or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

c. w. Taylor, Detroit; Henry G..
Dollhouse and Charles NJ owen,
Grand Rapids, are the incorporators
of the Triumph Motor Car Co., associa.
ton in Lansing. No details Of the or
ganization are available as yet.
Building permits for May show an
increase of Is per cent over May, 1909,
They call for 376 new buildings and
81 additions and alterations, repre-.
senting a total estimated cost OF ST..
343, 4S0. During the same month In
1909 permits were taken out for 2S3
new buildings and 70 additions; total
cost $1,l33.300.
The presence of A. w. Thompson,
Of Chicago, and j. w. Alvord, OF An.
derson, Ind in Detroit the past day
or two mas revived the runor that
this city Is TO have a big steel plant
Both men are directors OF the Inland
Steel Co.. OF Chicago. During their
stay here they were guests OF T. Fl.
Simpson, of the Michigan Malleable
loon Co.
The Security Trust Co., recently ap-
pointed receiver for II. II. II. Grape
smith, bankrupt lumberman. was
elected trustee at meeting of the
creditors in the Office OF Referee IN
Bankruptcy Davock, Tuesday after.
noon. A sale OF the lumber yard at
the foot of Joseph Campau-aYe., val.
ued at about $4,000, was ordered for
June s. The total liabilities are up.
wards OF S65,000. The name of Stand.
ford I. Grape was suggested for the
trusteeship by relatives OF the bank.
rupt, but Attorney George b. Yerkes
representing Arthur L. and John
Holmes. objected and was sustained.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02

Joh PrintIng done right. Times
pvinttng CO.. IS John R.-sI Call Main
1898 or CITY 33Ss.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
LIVE STOCK.
Fast BUFFALO-Opsn ing.
INNING a stevens Livestock Report

bunning q steNenr LNestocN HeP1i.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. June L.
Best 1900 to 1.l5O-lb. steers. sSgs,s5;
good Loo to l,s5o-lb steers, $50
.ss best 5lSG g i IsS@ ' sn,Shsf
steers, loo I oil, ioo,lb;, ss9s;2s; iigi,.
butcher steers, i6.25Q5.75; best 'at
cows. se.2596.5o; fair to good COWS
o.: hest fat heifers. $40 7.25: good ia
keifers, $5.75@626; fair to good heif
ers, s5.2bd575: best feeding steers
assssSiissSS: . @sSI ali IL grades. = 500
siso@s 50: light thin bulls, ssSogI:s:
e esn' %s 10 soo snG mEsr. s,sss
heavy. ,ssoafS; Workers, $40; 6iss,
low sefep bs e1d lambs amSsI ,ssSHss Year.
,ingcs; .,s9s.5O; wethers' 'SGS'sS; ewes
CSives1,5 &
EAST BUFFALo-Clo.e.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June This
market closed with changes as follows
S1ims ,GsSsss srf Su,e %srke
common 70 eRoice. Sc. sSSs7s shrss
s .tsadg am Choice sSRSs ,sG0 s2g snH
sheep, ,sSsSS;ss Hogs-ReseipIs
To- iG'y pigs. siOaio.i5: mixed, sS.sS 90
heavy. 1895.
CHICAGO,
CHICAGO. June 1.--Cattle-Recoipts
rs, 500: steady; beeves. s5.7Q4S.5O;
Texans, t515d7: westerns. IS. 25R 100;
stockers and feeders $500 Hs.tb; cows
Hogs-Receipts. 20. 900; slow; lisn;,
90 [0asT0; mixed. ts.40Gs.7O: heavy,
tgSsqS!o: rough. ts.SSas'S; pig.
weak and loo lower patives, S3.25 "
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
6 IS; western. sa5oaS $50: lambs, ma
tives. $3.50 $50; western. s.SeUs -.
GIRVEIANn

CLEVELAND, June l.-Hogs--lie-
ceipts. 2.OO0; market irm, &c higher:
mediums and mixed. $3.50; yorkers'
Receipts 3 ears: nrm. Lambs-Ro.
coipts. cars. 1925 top. Calves-Re-
ceipts 200 head. 50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
CoPPER sHAnE sAIEs

Boston copper share sales of May
81. furnished by Hayden, Stone n 90:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED.
Ter of Exercises for commencement
mt NEnssnnutten Academy.

Order Of Exercises for Commencement
mt NEnssnnutten Academy.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Woodstock, Va, May 1.-THE COM
mencement of Massanutten Academy.
which begins on May IS. promises to
be unusually good. The program is as
follows:
Literary society anniversary. May rs.
Baccalaureate sermon, May 20. BY
DIR. j. S. Stair. formerly president Of
Franklin and Marshall College. Lam
caster, Pa, at present head OF the de-
partment of moral philosophy.
Other events: Oratorical contests
musical recital by students of Profess
sor Rolger elocution recital, class day
exercises, senior play and commence
ment proper. on June i. Address to
the graduates will be delivered by the
Rev. Henry w. Battle. D, D., Char
lottesvillc. Va.
Tho list of graduates Is as follows
Ralph Kline Bowman. Woodstock. Va.
+. Wilson Gearing, Woodstock, Va.
Cecil Fl. Lichliter Woodstock Va;
Robert G.. Bowers, Timbervllle, Va; u
Il. Harrison, Greensboro. N. c.. Ripley
S. Walker. Mt Jackson; John p. VIII
Hanson. Mt Jackson: Preston Fl. Fra
vel, Hnrrisville; Noah x. Fravel. Har
risville; Irene Frlnger, Taneytown
Nd; Grace Witherow. Taneytown. Md
Business course-Kitty ". Hammond
Lovettsville, Va; Boyd S, Miller, Moi
fatt'S Creek Va 5S@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
BIG SQUAD TO PICK FROM.
Manager Phelan Will Give Rocky srount
WINNING REschall Team,


Winning Baseball Team.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
ROCKY Mount, n. C.. May with the ar
rlya! OF Donnely, the receiving artist, and
Big Chief Thorpe. the star pitcher OF
last years staff Rocky Mount's complement
of players is about complete
Twenty-one men have heen signed and
arc on the grounds for try-out, and 10
say that the bunch looks good to the fans.
but mildly expresses It. The warm weatl, q
OF the past few days came Opportunity and
gave the players, most of whom are from
the North. a touch of what they may ex-
pect in the way of summer sunshine and
Injured them to the herdships which are 10
follow.
While Rocky Mount is not laying claims
in advance to the pennant she hopes 10
make II warm for the team that wins the
rag. and expects to be present when ii
floats from the masthead
The following PLAYERS have been signed
and engaged in daily practice at League
Park: Pitchers. big Chief Thorpe, Nun
son, Griffin, Walsh and Morris tthe latter
side wheeler'l: Catchers. Donnely Null
ebay and strait. Intielders. Phelan. Gas
meyer Gillespie. Novak. Dobbs and Forgue;
Outtieldcrs. McCrossin, Rives, Creagan, Bon
ner, jenkins, Koran and Joyner. s.
Tho wedding out process will soon begin,
and who're all are so good It is hard to dis
and 1t Is question of survival OF the
fttest. Certain 1t is that Manager Phelan
has good bunch to choose from, and
when the Eastern Carolina season opens on
the sd he ought to be able to put out a
team that Will give good account of 1T
self and make somebody "st up and take
notice."