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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
Hy Associated Press.

Chicago, Dec. 16-One Of the big
gest sales IN horse mesh during the
winter season was consummsted yes
terday when Ed. Willis. superintend-
ent of the Patchen Wilkes stock farm.
Lexington Ky. disposed Of Miss
Stokes, two-year-old, record 200 IL.
and holder of the worlds record of
2:19 Il for yearling trotrers, for $20..
900. The sale was effected through il
Lon Mcdonald and it is understood
that David NJ. Luke. q merchant OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
OF An ALABAMA
JAIL DEEEARED HORRIBLE

81 =. = ee: 1s.a-yin his rsport
to the governor today on ean inspec.
ton Of the Etowah county Jail at
Gadsden, Ala, DR.. W. H.. Oates, state
inspector Of jails and aims houses. ie.
clares that the prison is unflt for an
animal much less a human being.
'I cannot imagine a more unsani-
tary place." he said. Filth, foul
odors and uncleanliness Is in evidence
on all sides. II is beyond my vo-
cabulary to describe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
bARGES AND
Crews LOST
TWO IN TOW OF TUG MARGARET
FROM NEW YORK FOR BOSTON
FOUNDER AND GO TO THE BOT
TOM.
0y Associated proo1

Vineyard Haven Mass, Dec. Is
The laundering barge haywood was
rescued with her crew of four AMI
probable loss Of the barges Scranton
and Binghampton with crews of three
and four, respectively. was reported
tonightb ythe captain Of the tug Mar
garet, which had the barges In tow.
They were laden with coal from New
York to Boston. '
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
DIRECTORS OF I. C.. WILL
CHOOSE HANSON'S SUCCESSOR
9y Assoc,ateS Press.

New York. Dec. Reconsideration
of a successor to fill the presidency
Of the Central of Georgia Railroad
Company, made vacant by the death
Of Major John F. Hanson at Atlanta
yesterday. will probably be had at the
meeting next week Of directors of the
Illinois Central railroad, which con.
trolls the Central of Georgia.
James T. Harshan, II was reported
today, was expected to retire from
the presidency of the Illinois Central
next week, when the directors meet
for their final meeting in 1910.
Mr.. Harahan's term of office expires
on next January Il.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
SUPERIORITY OF AEROPLANE
OVER AUTOMOBILE SHOWN
~ AssocIated preaa-

Atlanta, Dec. 1.-THE superiority OF
the aeroplane over the automobile in
speed was demonstrated this after.
noon when McCurdy in biplane out
distanced a Cole 80 car in six nile
race. The time was six minutes and
p seconds. Bomb throwing tests by
Eugene Ely was another feature OF
the program.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
GENERAL ESTRADA WILL
FORM A NEW CAeINEI
~ Associated 1-eae

Manasue, Dec. 1.-THE cabinet pre-
sented their designations today to be
effective at the close of the year,
when General Estrada becomes con.
stitutional president Of Nicarauga. He
will name his new ministry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17

D. AssseIaess prsss.

Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 16.-Robbers
held up Cashier j. n. Conner, Of the
'Prue State bank 'at Prus, Okla, at the
point Of a revolver today. took what
money was available and escaped.
The amount taken has rot yet been
ascertained. Citizens are forming a
posse to pursue the robbers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
MoISaANf GIVES A FINE
EXHIBITION OF AlRMANSHlF
Oy Associated Press-

0Y Associates Preos
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 14.-Defeated
in the i've mile race, Moissant today
gave a remarkable exhibition OF air
manship when he darted between the
aircraft of Barrier and Simon at i
height Of $500 feet and continued to
an altitude estimated at eight thou
sand feel. He returned to earth in
series OF spectacular glides.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
NEW ORLEANS FIGHT
Is ORDERED STOPPED
0y Associaxe0 Prees

New Orleans La, Dec. 1s.-F'oTov.
ing the announcement that Acting
Governor Lambremont would u.e ,..e
necessary means to nreve,t re
scheduled twenty round fight between
Tony Ross and Jimmy Barry. ouled
for next Sunday, was called off this
afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
COOKING MAIN
IS CALLED OFF
GOVERNOR ACTS AND DIRECTS
the SHERIFF TO STOP ONE OF
BIGGEST EVENTS OF THE KIND
IN COUNTRY.
b Associates press.

New Orleans, Dec. 16-Acting Gov
ernor Lambremont today sent tele-
gram to the sheriff of Ouachita parish
directing him to stop cooking main
which has been in progress FOR sev-
eral days in Monroe. The main is re-
garded as one Of the biggest events OF
the kind in the country. Several
states are represented.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
WIFE MURDERER PAYS
PENALTY OF HIS CRIME
BY Associates Press

Richmond, Va, Dec. 16.-John J.
Smyth, a bar tender who shot and
killed his wife and young daughter at
their home il Norfolk last August.
was electrocuted in the .penitentiary
here early today.
Jim Sitlington, negro who MUIR
dered a seventy-year-old white woman
in Rockingham last August, was also
put to death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
GOVERNMENT CLERKS MUST
WORK A LITTLE LoNGER
~ Associated Press.

~ AS80c61to0 FreJ3s
Washington, Dec. 16.-President
Taft and his cabinet decided today
that government clerks employed at
the capitol shall work half hour
longer each day, or seven and halt
hours. This is In the line Of economy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17
BIG COAL LAND DEAL
CONCLUDED m ALABAMA


Birmingham, Dec. 16.-One Of the
largest coal land deals in Alabama
was consummated today when G.. B.
Mccormack and Erskine Ramsey ac.
quired $4,000 to 10000 acres in Walk
er county. The consideration Is un-
derstood to b nearly million dol
lars. .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-17

New York, Dec. If. Sergeant
Cram, who has been accused of join
ing Tammany Hall at the request Of
Charles F. Murphy that he might give
Mr.. Murphy a few drawing room les
sons, declares Edward NJ. Shepard and
William F. Sheehan are out of the
race for Senator Depews seat in the
United States senate. Cram has de-
clared Murphy Is the man for the job
Politicians who declare they know say
this means not Murphy, but. Cram
will try for the place. J. Sergeant
is Chesterfield in his daily life. He
has funds enough to keep out of the
cold, Is the society member Of Tam.
many Hall and with it all is said to
be shrewd politician.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
DIED.

AESCHLIMAN-May 81. 1910. Louis A,
beloved son OF Christian r. and Mary
Aeschliman. and brother OF Blanche
J. and Rose A. Aeschliman, aged ~
years Funeral from residence, $50
Jos. Campau-ave.. Monday. p. m
FREEMAN-MGry Jane Freeman, May
&c. AGED SO years, beloved mother OF
Ida Freeman Burns, at Grace hospi-
tai. Funeral Monday at New Bos-
ton. Mich.
LIGG ETT-At Boston. Mass. May rs.
1910 Julia A.. widow OF the late John
r Liggett. and mother OF A. q. Lig-
gctt. or Detroit: John c., OF San Fran
cisco. cal. and Louis K. OF Boston.
Mass, in her severty-third year. Flu
neral Monday. May so. from the chap
2:3n p. III. Intcrment at Woodmers
cemetery.
E--May IS. at her resi-
dencC S9 Blackstone. Elenore, below
ed wife OF Michael Philopowske, and
mother OF Mrs. Julius rBock, Gust:
Edward and Max Philopowske aged
SO years. Funeral Monday at 1870
from residence. and ? o'clock at Ger
man church. corner South and Post
ayes Interment at Woodmere.
RATZ--Suddenly May %. 1910. at Tor
reor Coah. Mexico. Henry @. Ratz.
beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon
Ratz, and brother OF Mae NJ. a. Ratz,
VIM. l.. Ratz and Herbert w. Ratz:
or ESI Itelen-N ave. NnaTlcT HleHlpeI VI
Elks' lodge No. |. OF san Juan. Porto
Rico Funeral from residence OF Dan
lei Ratz. Howell, Mich. Funeral no
IiCe later.
RITCHIE-Suddenly. May q. Fredric,
beloved husband OF Grace Paine Rit-
chic aged 35 wears. Notice OF funeral
later from residence, $50 Pennsylva-
nia-ave.
RCST-May %. Robert Murray. below
ell son OF Ralph and Jennie Rust, age
II months % days Funeral from
residence. 2ll Cottrell-aye.. Monday.
May 30. 2 y. m Interment at Wood
mere.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Walter Sredzinski. 1854 Willis.
Conrad Koerber, 1866 Pennsylvania.
Frank Ebert. las Seybury.
Frederick Lewis. Gas Forest
Charles Theut, 1852 Antietam.
Max Weddes. 525 Gratiot.
Payton Codwell. 1924 Adelaide.
Charles Scheuman, 3l2 Gilbert.
Herman Spicer. 1894 Llvernois.
Theodore Chrzaszcz, 63h Twenty
bird.
Albert schlopert, s24 Livernois.
James Fallake. SIC Fort
George Eckert, $50 Seventeenth.
John Mackenzie, 372 Trumbull.
John Jaissle. Woman's hospital
Adam Weigang, 1858 Napoleon.
Michael Check, 332 81. Aubin.
George Campbell, 1881 Artillery.
BOYS
william Force, s26 Cadillac.
August Flatau. 622 Pelonze.
Edward Kranich. 373 Dubois.
Joseph Bettridse, 25e Rivard
George Kreinbring, $50 Warren.
william Harrigan. 464 TrumbulI.
Edward Schneider, 998 Gratiot.
Forest Stokel., 1743 Eighteenth.
Daniel Sullivan, sos Catherine.
Harry Player, woman's hospital.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
DAILY DEATH LIST.

BIRD w. Cromie, ~ years. rs Kanter;
Bright's disease.
Victor NJ Migan. 2 months, 32S IIli-
nois; pertassis.
Susanna Radziejewski, 81 years, TsS
Ferry; obstruction OF bowels.
George w. Cope, 81 years, Sc Willis
w; cerebral abscess.
Edwin J. Hamilton, 8 months. I56
Twentieth; pneumonia.
Herman Psrsonke. 20 years. 1874
Schroeder; cancer.
Annie G.. Hall. SO years, All wabash;
Ciifford Hoskins, 2 years. 81 seidsr;
Joseph Manning. 4S years. Tubercu-
iosis hospital; tuberculosis.
Donald J, Beaudrie, months. 81
Lysander W.; pneumonia.
william Waterworth, 50 years, 2ii
ut Elliott; carbolio acid poisoning.
Mary z. Rhodes, rs years, l66 81.
Antoine; angina pectoris.
John Borbel. SO years, l3i Crosby,
pulmonary hemorrhage.
Frank A Van Antwerp, ~ years, ST.
kary's hospital; apoplsxy. -
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

stanley Nelson. Jr., 81, Ida Frazln.
Frank r. Fellows. 90. GAINESVILLE,
Wis; Anna Giesey. -. Detroit.
George Rusinowsk, &c, Elizabeth
George Cashmere. II, Wyandotte,
Inference NJ Horne. II. same.
Henry NARROW. 80, Detroit; Franc 5
8. Hemphill, rs Kansas city Mo.
Earl II, Laiug. "a, Jennie r. stiles, rs.
Paul II. Ramsay, 25. Delta. Ohio: Ha =
Eel +. Kaumeycr. %, Detroit.
John Pawlias=iak. 81: Victoria Rod
winske, l9, Detroit.
John Godziszeski 20; Frances Bartis-
ka. %.
Michael +, Johnson. %. Detroit: LYDIA
T. Quimt. %. Grand Rapids
Stanislaw Waznak, 20; Helen Bar
xawska, l9.
George Labean, 20. Detroit; Mary
Fountain, 90, New Port Mich
Charles r. Rev, -, Walbridge Ohio
Clara +. Schade, 49, same.
August Bohez. "a. Elenore Rondelez.
22
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
ITTEN DROPS ANOTHER
BUNCH OF GREENBACKs
port says He and His Followers
Lost Hall Million on Heavy De-
cline, Saturday.

IrS's says ne ana his FOLLOWERS
Lost Hall Million on Heavy De-
cline, Saturday.
CHICAGO. May 2s.-Today was set.
ment day for May wheat In the
ain pit The bulls settled Pit re-
rts credited James A. Patten and
followers with dropping an add.
Pnal 100000 In the heavy decline
Rt marked the half.holiday session.
p one wanted wheat. Traders did
y care TO carry II over the Memorial
~ holidays, In view OF what may 5e
fard from the wheat fields I'm the
terim.
|Opentng at $l.O2al.02 1.2. May
peat showed heavy losses. At II
Flock IL had gone down TO 9s 3-4c.
loss or over 3 cents and when the
|arket closed May was at sec, loss
six cents from the opening and six
I'd half from the high mark.
AT the close July wheat was down
Use and September lc lower than
|e opening. Corn and oats shared
|e general weakness, May corn being
Pwn PC cents, and May oats 7-sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
Southerners Offer Taft Aid.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.--In a tele
kram to President Taft and the speak,
Er OF the house. condemning the atti.
/ Jude OF those southern representatives
who opposed an immediate appropria.
hon for the presidents travelling eX.
|penses, the business organizations OF
Augusta, Ga, today. offered the gov.
|ernment $4,000 In cash to meet the
Eieficit of the presidents recent trans.
Ionti entail trip.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

Those not belonging to the Grand
Army OF the Republic. and wishing
TO join In Memorial day parade, re-
port TO commander OF General - III
Poe post, at Memorial building, Mon
day. May 80. / o'clock. In honoring
our dead we increase our devotion
to the living.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
DIVERS LOCATE SUBMARINE.
H~enty-seven Men Perish In Boat
That Sinks Near Calais

CALAIS. France. May 2S.--The
rench submarine Pluyoise, which
as struck and sunk by the cross.
hannel steamer Pas De Calais day be.
Pre- yesterday. was again located last
3ght after having been driven from
PR old moorings at the bottom OF the
Inglish channel and carried hither
bd thither by the swift flowing cur.
knts
That the q officers and men of The
|luvoise all persisted Is the belief OF
pc naval officers who are assisting in
be wrecking operations. There Is an
bundance OF naphtha on the surface
! the water and this leads them TO
be belief that the outer shell OF the
|ibmarine was shattered by the blow
the Pas De Calais and that all the
rev We're drowned.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
GRADE SEPARATION DRAGs.
|everal West Side Factories Ar
Hampered As a Result.

The city Is having a great deal Of
Irouble with the grade separations on
hs vest SIDE.
The eoudit':~- ere Ger'orah!e and
|snno' ne reme':sa IL h@rr" " scid
Md Giin"on Se'urda" mo-rl"- -
lumber Of lerse gacter'o~ a~c 1o",cr7.
" ha~-c"cI a. 2 r"er'. THO -'N@'a
Pity, IN fact. feels tho effect"
There was a meeting OF the grade
leparation committee OF the common
huncil Saturday morning. but no I'm.
portRnt businocs was transacted.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
Would RestraIn wtro From Drawing

Albert Selke started suit against his
wife, Pauline, Saturday. to restrain
her from withdrawing 5000 from a
Detroit bank Two years ago they
ook trim TO Los Angeles. To pay
Expenses Selke withdrew 5000 from
the bank. and later took out 5000.
Peaving a balance of 5000. His wife
Induced him 10 make the account over
10 her. he says. and then refused TO
return 10 Detroit He alleges she Is
preparing 20 withdraw the mc-av
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Victoria Stacha, l year. SO Thirticth;
malnutrition.
Evelyn Pue. years. l04 Henry;
pneumonia.
Anthony waidilak. 8 years. 40 SUI
perior. heart disease.
Deborah Brown. 81 years, io9 Sixth:
Eephrltis.
Frank Xawacki, / year, lb43 camp
bell; pneumonia.
Elizabeth Ladach. year, $50 Roosc-
welt, pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE


Detroit Unfted InterurSan KAnen.
FLINT LIMITEDs-'e:ss and e:ss q
M, .i2:3S. 1856 and s:ss 2. m Locale
o. m; IL D, m. to oxford runs 70 Tiiss
sundays. To Romeo. q m, . q N,
and every two hours to 10 p m, n
p. m
JACKSON LIuTnDs--T:<k q NJ.
1875, S:4s and s:4s p. M Locals 20
Jackson. O. m, and every two hours
20 y. m. Ann Arbor. q m ana
hourly. to II p. m NorthviiiN sSe q
IL o. m: Saline cars from Ypsfland
TOLEDO LIMITEDs--T:1o. $50 ana
ll:aO a, m, l;2o. s:so and $50 p N.
Saturdays and Sundays. 7;1o p IA Lo-
calls 70 Toledo, $3.50 o. m ana hourly 70
$3.50 3. m; Monroe only. $3.50 and n
PORT HURON LrnrTEps--s:ss as4
s.tb a. M. la:tS. t:<k and e:tS - M;
Sunday only. IL p. no. Lo9als 60 Port
Huron, e. m, hourly % U p M y
m. D. m, to Marine CITY. only. NJ
Clemens, q my 2 M hsh-houEly
p! p MI Il. h0ssssi Csr. tHI,ns Pss% NJ q.
ho ppoGlSyT " DivIsioN-s a IN. half
houriy 20 .. M; hourly 60 IL p m;
pRi,min rham only. n p m.
wYANpoTTE nivisIoN.-s,ss = N
haif-hourly TO s;ss p. m.' hourly 70
il;SS p. m.
hourly to IL y. IN
.rhss. cars run through 20 saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
wANTED--FARMs.

WE WANT to list good places. close
to electric with good buildings; pos
session to be given this fall. Send
us description, location and terms.
EYSTER g. BRIGGS 507 Majestic bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

SCOVEL'S BOULEVARD SUB,

Hgh-grade Scotch Hartford and Stanford ALL M
PROVEMENTS; walks, water, REASON
ABLE BUILDING RESTRICTIONS; prices S27s aud up /
Don't fail to and them Statesmen
ground Sunday Monday from take Grand River
to Boulevard walk block fireman Avenues week
days by appointment.
LAMBRECHT, KELLY & CO..
Both Phones 3I5. 81 Crswold ST
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

SEE THIS downtown opportunity
near Woodward, 10-room house, fine
condition and location: $4,000; lcav-
ing city. 10 Sibley.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

WANTED-Planers lathe hands
and Die-makers. Apply Tues
day morning, EMF Co., Plant
No. {, $50 Franklin.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
HELP wANTED-MALE.

S25 WEEKLY and expenses TO trust
worthy people to travel and distrib-
ute samples for big wholesale house.
c. n. Emery. y ~, Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
ARTHUR c. MELCHERS,
sol Breitmeyer BldE.-M. asa

ARTHUR c. MELCHERS,
sol Breitmeysr Bldg.-M t1ss.
CADILLAC AVENUE
Near Jefferson -avo-Elegant 2-story
IO-room brick dwelling. all modern
with bath, gas, electric light. full
cellar, hot water hsat. and large
foored attic; houss rnished In had
wood: elegant grounds and lot COX
i96; $3.50. l- B.
HELEN AVENUE n
First block north Of Keroheval-ave,- -
FIeEant two-s story, s-room frame, all
modern, with large living room, =
nice light bedrooms, hardwood hnlsh
first foor, hardwood floors on SEQ
ond and nice noored attic; lot tsxios
and a grand home,
CANFIELD AVE. w.
Near woodward--LArge a.story 10.
room solid brick and stone dwellins'
ali modern and very easy terms,
WARREN AVE. WEST
Near Grand Rlvsr-aye.--IArEe f-story
groom frame with bath, gas, tuh
S Ssom,, S only 'SsSSs down. N.Y. woSia max.
fine rooming house, .
ARTHUR c, MELCHERS,
col RREITMEYER RLDo MAIN ,tta
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
FOR sALE--FARMs.

TEXAS PECoS VALLEY land VIII
make you rich. Pecos Valley News
tells how Copy free. Address Cir
culation Dept, Stratton Land Co., reg
Monadnock block. Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

IF YOU want a good old candy and Ice
cream stand. now is your chance; iv-
ing rooms. Call SO Grandy-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
MICHIGAN READY
FOR CASE BATTLE
Coach Yost Says Prospects Were Not
So Bright During Last
Five Years.
BY LOREN ROBINSON.

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 7.-"Michigan'
football outlook has not been brighter
for Ave years than II Ia at the pres
ent time" said Coach Yost today.
This declaration coming on the eve
OF the first game of the season sounds
rather omtimistic, but Yost knows
his men and the scrimmages with the
scrubs have shown him their abilities
In the field.
On Saturday the Wolverines open
their schedule by taking on the Case
School Of Technology. The Cleve-
landers have always been q game
bunch and during the past few years
the varsity has had to work In order
to win. True there are numerous
bear stories circulating regarding the
condition Of the Buckeye team but
the Michigan coaches are not taking
much stock in them.
All OF the varsity men are in fine
shape with the exception Of Conklin
whose finger Is still bothering him.
He will not be used on Saturday as
DIR. Kranzelein prefers to have II
thoroughly healed before Offering II
to other chances of injury. A small
cloud was cast over the squad and
rooters today by the announcement
that Bottles" Thompson would not
get into the game. The youngster
On whom Yost il placing his hopes as
a kicker has q little difficulty to
straighten out with the faculty before
he can play. He will be on deck,
however, for the M. A. c. game next
week. Hope runs high again never.
theless, following the coach's state
ment.
Practice today consisted of light
signal work and instruction in de-
fensive playing. AS yet no lineup has
been announced. but the men were ar
ranged as follows at practice: Dan
iels. !. e.: Edmunds, |. t.; Benbrook
!. g.: Cole, c.; Lawton, T. g.; Wells
r. e.; Patengill. r. g.; Mcmillan. O.;
Magidson, |. h.: Greene, r. b., and
Wenner, T. b.
This is the likely way in which the
team will start. Lawton will no doubt
do the booting. He is improving but
still has a tendency to get his kick
too low. Mcmillan will start at quar-
ter. The little fellow handles him.
self like a veteran and IL he can stand
the wear will surely make place on
the eleven. On the defense the line.
up will be somewhat different, Cap
tain Benbrook playing center while
Cole takes his place at guard. G. z.
Eldridge will officiate on Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
FOOTBALL SEASON
WELL UNDER WAY
ALL DETROIT HIGH SCHOOLS PLAY AT HOME SAT
URDAY. WHILE MICHIGAN MEETS THE SPEEDY
80 CASE SCHOOL TEAM AT ANN ARBOR

The team has been tutored by Sher-
man Wilson, last year coach for Lin
coin. indicated Nebraska champions
close student OF the new style game
and expects to pull some of the fun
ny" plays the new rules permit.
Both Western and Eastern high
schools have contests. Western open
ing with Monroe High at Clark park,
and Eastern playing Marine City at
Mack park.
Up at Ann Arbor the Michigan
team will have battle on It's hands
In the form OF Case school of Cleve-
land. The Forest City crowd gradual
ly has improved its style OF play UNI
I'll II always gives Michigan a hard
fight early In the season. Last year
Michigan won by a goal from field
when attempts to score by any other
means failed.
Joe Fogg. Case coach, ia a past
master at tricks in football. So is
Coach Yost. Therefore, the specta-
tors should bet pretty good idea OF
what the new rules permit Fogg
has been schooling his men in that
style OF play ever since Sept. 1, be-
cause he has light, fast squad.
Michigan is taking every means to
prevent a repetition OF the Joy Mil
Ter scandal, and all football candi-
dates appeared before the eligibility
committee last night armed with
credentials showing they actually
We're students. Rain Friday prevent
ed scrimmage, but there was a long
signal practice.
MICHIGAN CASE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
EN-
ANY OLD WAY

The new rule against flying tackles
does not bother Case which plays
Michigan, Saturday. at Ann Arbor.
The ideas of Coach Fogg on the tackle
business are shown In the appended
from the Cleveland News:
why did you hesitate? You could
have had Roby and saved that touch
down." yelled Coach Fogg to Scrub
Halfback McAfee In the Case scrim-
mage, Tuesday.
II don't dare make flying tackle
under the new rules" replied McAfee.
you make any kind of tackle you
can," retorted Fogg. Just get the
man and we'll take a chance on a fiy-
ing tackle and possible five-yard
penalty"
That Is Coach Fogg's system. He is
teaching no different style of tackling
this year. In his opinion there is
about one flying tackle made by a
team a season and 1t Ia seldom that
tackle Is made below the knees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
REGULAR CIRCUIT
FOR BIG FIGHTERS
Pugs Will Tour Europe Just Like
Actors and Probably Will Stall
As Usual

LONDON, Oct. IA boxing cir
cult" covering the British Isles,
France and possibly one other contin-
tental country, will be conducted this
winter by Hugh Mcintosh, according
to an announcement today by Jimmy
Britt, who Is McIntosh's righthand
man.
Fighters will play the circuit after
the manner of vaudeville performers.
American fighters will be brought
over for the star bouts. McIntosh's
Houses" will be In London, Liver.
pool. Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow and
Paris. He has leased the annex Of the
Olympia in London and the first fight
program will be pulled off In Deem
Der.
In Britt's opinion, a future contend
er against Jack Johnson has been un
covered in "Bombadier" Wells, who
won the first of McIntosh's elimina
ton contests to find the best white
man on earth"
Britt says as soon as Wells puts
on more weight, he will be a wonder
full fighter. He has brains, natural
boxing ability, the speed Of a light
weight and knockout punch In
either hand" Ia Britt's bouquet for
Wells. His next opponent in the elm
ination series will be Private voyles
an Irish fighter, who is considered
dangerous.
The Brooklyn club has purchased
Catcher Harry Smith from the Boston
club.
Crnndall, OF the Giants, IL the best
hitting pitcher In either league. His
batting average II .304.