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The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
ELKS ARE GETTING
+. DETAILS IN SHAPE
Additional Committees Named To
Look After Safety and Comfort
of Visitofs

Detroit hotel men have given the
executive committee OF the Detroit
lodge OF Elks No. 81. assurance II
tleir hearty cooperation I'm the plans
Ia make the big -euEion here next july
a great success. Tn, idea had spread
through ,ae country that the Detroi,
hotels wod!d insist on visiting lodges
making contracts Tor their accommo-
datiCns TO- five .la5 = or more. although
the reunion proper lasts only foli
days To correct this. the hotelmea
met In the Tuller anu adopted "A resu-
luton stating that European PLAZA
hotels VIII make contracts for foar
GAYS or more. am American plan
hotels for "a. days or more
Tlis gives su,h lodges as desire
The option OF remaining only the four
days OF he reunion, The entertain
inent program extends over fun
weeh however. Sc that il is unlikely
that many OF the visitors will go away
IN less than six days
Many business men have not ye
learned that the Elks have absolutely
refused 10 allow any ADVERTISING
schemes in connection with the re
Union. There VIII be no advertising
space sold in the program. and thv
subscriptions gwen by business men
Hil be all the contribution they are
called on To- make IN aiding the enter
Lise.
Four new and important committees
have bee named hy Chairman Fred
). Burgess The law aud order com.
mlttee. which will look after th'
roping of the streets and other meas.
uIes OF publi, safety. consists OF
James Mcnamara. Police Supt John
J. Downey and Fir, chief j G. Brod-
crick
rhe puolic comfort committee. con
sisting "a Michael B O'Connor. j.
/ rank Lyman and FRANK Diehl. viii
act with Health OHicer kiefer IN -
tabllshing public convenience stations
in the parks and 5ouleyards. Taia
,ommittee will also have 10 aup
trucks engaged in furnishing cool
drinks to the mar hers in the oig
rarade.
The baggage committee consists o.:
Michael liouran, howard Taylor aut
W T. Winchester II viii try 40
equal the record OF q similar comm,
tee I'm Denver where NOT sins"
riece of 'aggagc was lost during the
entire reunion james \. kicr j. s.
Doherty and Georr, =. Baxter conf
nose the commiitot on cooperatiCT
with state lodges, winch viii deal wH4
tre sister lodges Cf the states az
udli2e their willingness to aid Detruf
in entertaining the host OF visitors
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
10 VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION.

PORT HuRON. Mich Feb. - The
board of supervisors has ordered he
local option question submitted 10 the
voters at the spring election. In ac-
cordance with tn, decision OF the su-
.ure.ne court Both sides are confident
nf victory The AntiSaloon league of
St. Clair county. assisted by the state
Anti.Salcon league. Will commence its
active campaign Friday evening. when
Judge Cotingtun will deliver an ad-
dress in this city The wet element
has rot vet taken any action. but II is
stated by those who know that they
viii make a hard fight
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
DIAMOND. DOESN'T
SPELL HONESTY
&c. ". PICNEII.
Insurance Managers Talk Before
IDc1eit Credit Mems Association
BnstIes With Eplgrams.
&C. ". PICNEiI.


"I7yor, man Is anfpIei t1 uroye him
.scl worthy of a limited credit aside
from an,- financial resncasi1iits ha
NAV an ma, NOS pusses- SAID Charles
Aarrao pirE,u Nfchiear mauuger O,
inc .,,hnsstt. Aritu.l Lite nsI
auc.. 81 in ,h. course of an interest
~ address -rEe moral tlemtu .u
credi-. before ,b, Detro. Crejic
Aters association al Jhe February
ainuar ir fb. pourrhart.ain Thursday
.Venin. HIs talk b~.sled Win per
rinenl business ,pisram~ aud made o.
,.r. f.,>orae... impression uu his meas
.rs
..au,r.4 DrougSitiou. Mt Plck.
.. continued "a constructive. credit
rl..a upau fhr p.e~umuton that =
raa - tgne~t is better than q
,. rt-ftk, Dre.. BASED on the as
..1i7..r. .islt- fe las uo money. hence
l. .uju ng aat
-f .ar Vn gardou suggestiOn.
,-h..f.. e. otie,tloa tc a card indies
-4f....f -,lrr4I re~pDnSibUity as aD-
Uted Old c-lst' When an unknown
man wants aaoGs on money lei him az
nf. far credit on "a printed form a. n 2
e..afg FOR - pension. a patent or a
government uosirou Furnish hin
.,.ffh fserlgr nlank and require
.re0ts OF references. u iS yer, ap-
raren- in masir. an estimate OF any.
.rr .Hs single question has Dut
.lnsit ~isnincaucr But from the a..
-o,.. tu .l. tou could oropound. yol
xouId bp 3bie 10 I'M out his card. con-
.rr3ctigr rating 10th dnaucial.g anl
r,a~aU. -ha would 3s close 20 the
-rtfh
THE tn90ise an -br parr os tae
rlir,b3-cr r0 nav because its WgOu-
nor to j. a tor ir credit quite as
r,ir.i.,,,prrai ana more essential than
,ba er.prial te~r Tho TRAINING OF this
iru.a,,i rrir,..s.l., 80 nracesS chYi
r.aras .U "a Eou-p where the iniere~
an ,h. u,orr.4-.. has tn 1. refG or ne.
f,uiA spner fita consequences.
,,b.ra tha t}l- ar- ho-l-htfulfv dis
,s.ad and hop9rabIv met every
teonfb where helm * Duuctt!ousiy
n,il ,fr .ysf- Saturu.l. nisht for value
raC...i,.,.f i,, i..,or where the life ,nsu~.
4naa rrsiufnins mss- sa met 10 con
rfo-. rra oroterftlft where weekly
,.1,r,a 3nas are +leu ,xponents L
obliao+ior. to Higher power soon
toe,p- thar stI9che5 to each debit con
rraetoJ moral Obligation whle4
can he satisfied only hv prompt pay
o,arr ,-hon Iue tr stll
t da.ir, 10 nav higr tribute 70 the
to7al eject. az credit of the tbcc.
sand. ~ savings bank. throughout Tie
tara meu s-ffh n savings bank ac-
rourr .aIaom reUudtates a debt Ant
no mirbfior conrriirtor 10 loff~
sense or boror in aU matters of this
erara,-a, evists tb3o a prcsy which
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Stools purchased for cash or
carricd on margin of 33 Is
per c.lt of the market value. We
charge interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum on debit bal
ances.
We accept certificates Of stock
of active listed issues. when prop
erly endorsed as collateral for
purchases. loaning two-thirds or
the market value OF the shares
represented.
Telegrams ordering stocks 10
he bought or sold may he sent
collect. We prepay all mes
sages confirming transactions.
Our commission charges are as
follows:
on stocks Of market value of
81 per share or less, | per cent OF
the amount involved In the tran
saction.
on stocks of market value of
more than 81 per share and less
than SIS per share. one-half OF /
per cent Of the amount involved
in the transaction.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
JOBBt\G PRICES.

tannrd Soods-App!es, Sats, 80
baked beans. lib So u 50c. Lima beans.
81 30. Corn Fancy Maine. Sl.lO'
standard, soc. Table beets. 81 - u l.4V
ards. 81. soaked. 50g70c. SALMON
Sockeye. TAN 81 30. flat, : 81 Alaska
reds, 81 30. Alaska pinks, 81 roma
toes, i5Q q soc. suCcotash. S y 10 doI
COnee-Package coffee. lUO-lb case
81 - a -. delivered.
Feed-Bran. s26. hne mIddlings, s5O
coarse middlings. *26: cracked corr,
s2S. coarse corn meat, s2H. corn anu
oats chop, SO per ton.
Fiour-M ichigan patents. In wooc.
best, s635, ordinary patents; s1.i1,
straight. s6.05, clear 50 per bbl Rye
hour. si:e5 per Dbl
Ons-Raw nnseed 7Sc, boiled I'm
seed, syc; Diamond head!Ight Kerosene.
yL.c. Perft ctlOa. toe, Eocere. l-c'
crown gasoline. l3c gal; turpentine. IN
barrel lots. ~ 9sc per sIL
Prov tsions-Mess pOlk. $@4 %. faml!y
PORK. ..4.15 y 20. medium, clear. 80 .
l1c; Lara, IN tierces 1890 Kettle rem
dered rs. C per 10.
Sugar-Quotati0Hs corrected daily By
W. A. Edgar * Co. crystal dominoea
s1.gJ, Eagle tablets. $50, cat loal
So. 40; cubes. s5.G5. \Nkk pOwdered.
$3.50 standard. powdered, $3.50; gran
ulated. extra coarse. $500. granulated
fine. In bulk. sJ.45. granulated. In 25-lb
cotton bags. $5.4J. Michigan granulat-
ed. 20. diamond a. $3.50. "onfection-
srs a, $50 No J. $40; 30. : SO.
No. g. s. 20, No T. sjl5, No. ;. 500;
No. .. s5.O5. No 10. So. NJ. IL. 81 %,
No. -. $3.50. No -. sisJ, 40. -, S4.SJ;
No. l5. 81 - Der 90 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
GIRL SUSPECTED OF PERJURY
JUDGE Connolly Hanas Lcis Mole Owe.
To Juvenile Court.

I.ois Mole, the i-yearold girl Wa1
mad. se.ious CHARGES against her
father and then "sigged back coid-
,lefcly when brought inlo court. has
..en headod ov,r to Che uyenile cou"J
~ .b,duc Connolly with TIE statemen
thal there Is stronE pi r'plp.oH
thar she has been guilty al pcis1ft
Mole took the stand in ipd-c COZ
noliy's court Friday motninf. snd haliS
lcnied the charge as~lh4t huu'
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
HILLsDALE WOMAN SUES
Mrs. McOarieis Asks $4,000 From
City For Husbands Death.

HlLLSDALE, Mich Feb ~ Mrs.
Maude Mcdaniel commenced suit
against the city of Hiilsdale iu De cir
cult court TO-DAY ior ddmaees iu The
sum OF 10000 for ,ha death NJ ner
husband Arthur NrDanie!s. bE eecro-
cutioB
Mr. aud Mrs Mechanics We're urint-
ers I'm the r. w Hayes job shop and
one rainy night early iu ,he winter as
they were going home To supper Nc
Daniels took mold of q cable chain Jo
an arc light on q street corner and was
Instantly killed Mrs Mcdaniel ba ..
her claim Oh the carcles ness o, the
CITY in not keeping the hIgh-charged
wires properly insulated ATTORNEYS g.
H. Titus and r. NJ Chase or Paw Paw
are the complainant lawyers while
City Attorney a. l. Gue-nser Is look
ing after the municipal interests.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
>I.u NoVk sl'Dt il LETTER.

T-U"TT-W I|T ~" - - =
t-s|e a. co. I-h. 30 $40 Is Ih'
early adtau. .u tre sl"' hrt w.
.---i.-I ~. uptsy selling of Read iF-
..t -5ul. of t.- large interests tHu
prire~ sag-ed vG Era tionails Al T.
Inc ou-uin- activity and advance t"T
.,.srl..-t Iau--d iuto d.iu@ss dnt iluc-
tr[fIuu. ranged Nitain t'- marrow
.f uufts TraclnN was ltr-riS Pr
fe,sIaual. wit1 light ,omm'tm' ni- t..'
.,. ..l -S.ar .ofse. There was some
f4fr artInz Ton foreign accounts ~ ~
.-., .l.. sales. to noon were iess ttah
I.tf ,,tf...
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
PRODUCE.


Price changes, We're few. this morn.
.iNg Cakes were "a little higher. but
aside fr0m that. quotations We're praG-
u,A'x snShahssd hans, ,s ksce1prs fp OF r,sa pes
market. but everything sold out early.
As usual, AT full prices, kutter is hrm
and steady The egg market Is a
weather proposition entirely. and while
the market is rrm At present. they VIII
begin coming again as s2on a. the
Meainsr io9sens , ~ ',,.s are are
steady and fairly active,
Applr--FanSy :Sg3x, =, 1eqmmYon' =,
nsnana.-Good shipping stock. $3.50
y b. according 10 quality
Beans-prted Lima. Ne per I'D.
California. s+.s6 per crate.
Cauiinower - California. !. 90 per
doL $3.50 per crate
Cabbns~-sl.7SG2 per hbl.
Cheese-NIichigan nat. late made IS
giSlse; fal! made iSr i,s. York
Use. York state. lsc. German cream.
brick. isis 0l9c. Schweitzer. domestic
block. zoe, domestic loaf, - sg2Se. i'm
ported. ~ a soc per 10.
Dnt~s-Perslan. 30 %. tards' sgs &c
per ID
Dressed Calves Fancy ia lse;
common. II y 2c per ID
Fix.-lmported. new. llGI4c per ID:
California. s5c per box
tiunnn iiaddir-llaClsc per 10.
Fresh trgetabirs-cucum hot
house Sl.5Q9 per doE. lettuce, hot .
noese isglss - head lettuce; "a :, s. 90 90
do1; wax beans, $40 40 per ham
per; parsley. 25c doz. green beans.
s. - q per hamper. green peppers
. basket. rutabages 80 q Aoc per eH;
lila tomatoes. siSo per e-basket crate,
soc per basket. water cress. 80 % 4oc
dok, turnips. 6oc bu. beets. soc bu' ear
rots. 60c bu, pieplanL SOC per doI.
Grapes-Malagas. ~ q $50 per obs.
Grape Fruits q i.a5 per case
following prices FOR baied hay In car
sil,5cQlS. No !: tinothy. si65oals;
sioyer we wRtss pssd ss sISsgg o .!Iiw TtGS" Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from Sli 10 SIS. as 10
quality
Hide--Cured. No. l. Ioc No =. SC.
green. No. L. sac. No. .. sc. kip cured.
No |. l0c. No. ., siac kip green No.
/. lec: No. sisc calf cured. 10 !.
lac; No , Ia Sc. horse hides. No, /,
$500 No s. 80 sheepsKins. As 70
Hon~y-F'ancy white. I6gl7e. ex-
travted "a I0c per 10
Lemon.-CaliforuIa ss5oB3.,5 box.
Iimr--Sl u a. - per los.
- "a oNt lfts 4N
>uts-Walnuts l5R i6r. almonds. -
pl3c. pecans. ! "a i5c. nlberts, \ II &c;
Brazils, sHlOc, mixed nuts, l2g &c 10,
new hickory mats. hellbarks. S'.S' y
$50.
onion--Michigan 75g soc ou; new
Bernudas. s2s5 per bu.
Orunges-''ali navels. 81. q y,
floridas, s. 30 box. tansertues, s. y %
per box
oys,ers-Solia packed. standards.
81 p. selects, 81 per gli. standards, IN
small cans. 20c, large cans, -'c' Sc
( ieCts small. 2>c. large. soc can
Piurappics-Florida s. 20 d"%'
so.rp 2 100 per crate
Popcoru-Eavs. 3nsiac per Ia,
Potatoe--Car lots bulk. @5 I34c:
bags. 30 q 4oc b-, new Betmudas, -"P
fi-t5 prr h4
Pouitry-SprinGs IsA. ul,D, hens.
lbis ult,. ducks D. u lb. gees, sn q,
turkeys. l5uINc per 10 Dressed chi i =
ems. lsc. hens, al5i4c ducks. IL q
l'c. geese. lf0 jc. turkeys. @29 24c
per ID
Rnbbifs-sl - per doc
straw bs rrie>-6O a 55c per quart box.
Sweet Potatoe>-lersey Kiln drted
81 50 crate. Illinois 81 - bu IS bbi-,
Tailow-No l. bltc. No. >. , Ac.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Carson, Craig g. Co.

sus chamber of Commerce. JetIoiL
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS.
urmb.ra Va.tou stock Exchange CHI
cago Donrd OF "rrdc.
Private wires 20 al markets
Michigan correspondents OF fain..
w,bber e Co Boston. and Logan v
p,van New York and Chicago.
Branch Ofnce--2Us-2On Hrmm"ud Hids
s.ock certificates delivered promptly
CorrespondenTe solicited
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
New York and Boston Curb Stocks

IN s,orEs % q market value Oh
ST. and less than $40 per share
$3.50 per 100 shares
on stocks OF a market value or
SO to $50 share, S5 per 100
shares.
on stocks above $50 per share,
S6.25 per 100 shares.
Our minimum charge is 81.
When stocks are sold, the trans
fer charges and tax are paid by
the seller.
Remittances should always be
made in Detroit or New YORK
funds. Personal checks are not
money and are not credited until
collected Certificates for stocks
can only be sent "dreft attached
when payment OF the draft is
guaranteed in advance by a bank
or banker.
We extend TO all clients every
courtesy and favor consistent with
sound and fair business principles.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Reported Tor fuv Times hN Carson.
Craig 4 -. eh - NnTat prices are
~ 10 asy unitr top. and CLOSING prics 5
on YESTERDAY advance. There was an
oleuins break ot sc 60 ~. fairlN
8 u5 for Jul! Market now AT fair
rally There 10 absence of leadership
There ls tie greatest unCertaint! IN
regard 20 tnC crop news. In way II
has been saggirg market for lack
OF support rather than because OF as
grsssiNe srillug Toledo is repOrtns
SLOW cash wheat situation. MILLS NOT
ordering put wheat bought some time
ago - l.ouis reports southwest mlls
baying more freely phmaeV reports
,lAA past.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
FARMER is ON TRIAL
Dewitt Packard, Of plymouth, Accused
of Terrible Treatment TO Animals

OF Terrible Treatment To Animals.
ANN ARBOK. Mich. Feb 25.-De.
Witt Packard a wealthy farmer lf
Plymouth, is on trial before Just..
poty charged with gross cruelty D.
animals. lie has tive farms boa WayG.
county and one in salem township
CHIEF Apfei says bee Went 10 ian
Salem farm IN January ana found is
horses without shelter or food ol a0'
description. The chief sats ue found
one Oh the horses dead from stara
ticn.
Packard admits he an HOt iced go"
animals. but says there Wa- p.on'
of lead grass and grazing op tar
erounS. Those wRo nvesueateu. ho,
ever. say there was nothing nut .l.
bare ground
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
FARMERS HOME BURNS.

DEERF1El -. Mich Feb. - Tho
farm residence OF Thomas Macham
Two miles west of here. was destroyed
b, fire. which originated from de
fective nue The ius- is Soo. Gov
cred hy insurance.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
olcEsT aEslpENl oles-

CARLETON Mich Feb 25 Joseph
Mcintyre tsc olde~i resident ot 'hs
,iiau b. dead 81 uis nome aged 9f
ve,Js IIc was veteran or thr aifi
way nN,f- mD mrrr ui comp
SiAtA Ms.bsan jeayy ArtiI,Iy
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
CHICAGO PRODItE.

CHICAGO Feb -Butter--Cream
cry extras. SOC, hrsts 21c dairy .N-
tras. -6c. nrsts. 24c. Eggs lsiile
frsts 25r. nrsts 2Jc Chees. twins,
20 ~ ftlGS, q. daisies. l6a. n j. &c. young
Americas lsi- -QlG&.c market steady
Live poIltry Turkeys. 10. fowls. J.. -
Mlsc spring chickens. I1ia y lSc,
ducss l5i2 n1sc. geese. iou lC.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW lORk, Ieh- -J---M0ney on
call 7sper cent Time money, 81.
per cent for siN months Bar silver
London p .-l8 pence. New YORK. 50~a
per cent. demand sterling, lsSsU
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Cr"ameries, extras 30c;
hrsts. 29c, dairy butter. 2-c. packing
stock. 2Oc per 10.
Eggs-rrrsh current receipts cases
included. 15c doz kec,lpt- on FRI
DAY GtS cases
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
>Ev WORM PRODUCE.

%I.W YORK Feb 20 PORK / nm
r4r,l -ftnn4 middle west Sl3.2o y
1880 sugar Raw. nrm refined, nrrn.
,offee RIO SO :. oa the spot. "a
80. TaIoW Guy. 90. m &C., country
tl. ar Dressed poultiy, urm. Live
pouitry 0ulet Cheese --l,irm tuil
,rr.m specials. - - ff Sc. skins sp'V
li4h fisc. FUN skins qt &c..
Cnn,r options opened Unchanged 10
10 points decliuc. Batter Firm. ACTIVE
receipt 5a15S creamery. eNtra. "tG-
s.,ito da4r, NIbS 23N 2Sfi imitation
r-arurr.. nrStS 24N 25c EgEs HIgu-
49, ansettIcd receipts l2.tS3, nearby
white faurV. Si'. nearby. lanrtt - =
49, L-... uL-I.. .. n -uL
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

uustnr..-iiIss -rintinE. No fuss an1
70 feathers The plain, neat kind that
ionks right Times Printing Co. -
John " -st Phone 14ss
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

lir mas pas on I'rars = claim that hc
found the Nurtt pole. The nav az al
tair~ committee Ut fh@ uutiUHal house
hu- prH'ticUltN decided 10 ash Nrnr-
ftMirni~ ~rnfrN aad Melville aud
tiui.-Gen. Crcriy q" decidr the uat-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
LIVE STOCR
EAST BUFF tIO-Opentng.
A AIeAAnx' liz. AIncL Il mort

BUFFALO Feb - Special cat
to Peeeirts cars strong Hogs
F@ceiuts cars slow. heavy. 50 90 n
10. workers. s. 90. pigs ss15 Sneep
and Receipts 20 cars, strong
best lambs. ss6ju s.15. yeariinss. 500
= go. w~th~rs. 8 5o.m '.i1, ewes. so.'V
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

DIf,N F,I.A NJ -, ] ed = = FI0tf--
EaeeiDt~ 0oD. 100 lowsg mediums and
I.... les. geo. workers. S@.1,, pigs and
I.aats sssU Cattle--Rrrci pts , cars.
.traug Lambs Receipts cars $50
Top CalFrs Receipts 700, $40 30 top
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Sold - BIehop IIulIon n U0lmos 20
AIcugau Beef 20. bulls ], dFcrase
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Markets and Finance
CHIc,.o .n,i> LETTER.

'0elHid - Sold txlsplit..
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for Th, Times by HaNden.
stone X CO. ilG-ilN tirisw old
omen Hlgl Low Noon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
VERY ONE SIDED
Was this 4 !. GAME [ j E:
MoNoNeAH PUT FOURTEEN MEN,
AcRoss THE PLATE TO Il
GRAEToN's ONE.

The Grafton team that came down
yesterday to have a try with the in.
dependent team of Monongah, did not
have a look in at the game that was
played at Traction. Park. Hunt was
on the mound for the Monongah team
and his benders were deluslve for the
representatives OF the railroad cen,
ter. While the big local pitcher was
in the box not a hit was made by the
visitors. Byrd, young Warrington
pitcher, worked part of the game and
while he was serving the curves one
run was forced over the plate. The
contest was too one sided to be in.
teresting. Score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
SPORTING CALENDAR.

Monday, July 20.
First round of junior polo cham.
pionship at Point Judith, R. l., club.
Century Road Club OF America due
in Bermuda to begin athlitec carni-
val.
Western amateur golf championship
at Minikahda Club, Minneapolis, MINI.
otta, Ont, Cricket Club plays Ger.
mantown club at Philadelphia.
International Canadian-American
scawanhaka yacht races begin at Bos-
ton.
Interstate opens tennis tournament
at st. Joseph. Mo-, Tennis Associa.
ton.
Racing meet in connection with
North Dakota State Fair, Fargo, N.
ID.
International aviation meet for $780,.
900 prizes begins at Brussels, Bel.
GUM.
Grand Circuit harness racing sea.
son opens with meet at Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Racing meet of the Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Jockey Club to extend nineteen days.
Tuesday. July 26.
Eastern Professional Golfers AS.
ISOLATION championships at Garden
City, N. Y.
Annual equine exhibition OF Long
Branch, n. ]. Horse Show Associa-
ton.
Holly Beach. N. ]. Yacht Club starts
140-mile endurance race.
Pacific Indian shooting tournament
commences at Nelson, British Colum.
bia.
Wednesday, JULY 81.
Manassas, Va, Horse Show Asso-
citation, commences It's annual exhibi.
ton.
New York State tennis champion.
ships, singles and doubles, at New
York.
Bicycle championships OF Century
Road Club of America in Bermuda.
Thursday, July %.
American society OF Automobile En-.
gineers begins session in Detroit.
Friday, July 20.
Thirty-ninth annual regatta OF Ma.
tional Association OF Amateur Oars.
men at. Washington, D. C.
Saturday, July 30.
Automobile speekstakes opens 1910
season at Long Island Motor Park.
way.
British Grown Green Bowling Asso.
citation championships in Manchester,
England.
Amateur Athletic UNION 4tO.yard
swimming championships a: New
York A. c.
Finals in junior polo Championships
at Point Judith, R. l., Polo Club. i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
MARRIED. az Rem! WI EY.

Married. on July %; by Rev. w. H.
Wiley at his home In hesFirst ward.
Mr.. JIG Turner and Miss Pearl Hall;
berry, both Of Marion county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
To-day's Games.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Others not scheduled.
STANDING Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.

Saturdays Results.
st. Louis 8; Boston 0.
Detroit, 6; Boston, 2.
Washington 4; Chicago 1.
Philadelphia 2; Cleveland 0.
Today's Games.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland ut Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost Pct.
Philadelphia ....... Sc IS .6S3
Boston .............. So 50 .612
New York ..........'. 81 50 GA