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The Detroit times., 1910-05-14

II looks like curtains for RUDE wad.
dell. The great southpaw pitcher,
whose eccentricities have made his
name byword among baseball fans.
may never pitch again. waddel was
struck on the left arm by pitched
hall IN Boston several days ago and
the bones IN the elbow fractured At
lending surgeons fear" that the pitch
ing arm will never be able to work
again.
Erratic and uncertain. waddell was,
With MI his faults, one of the best
sonihpawa who ever shot ball up to
h batter. He had everything In the
curve jlne ft has often been said OF
him that N he had been gifted with
me brains u Mathewson he would
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
BIG EASTERN AUTO RACE.
Twelve Cars Entered in 24.Hour Race
at Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK. May 13.--TweIve auto
mobiles with "a OF the most expert
racing drivers In America, will start
at o'clock tonight at the Brighton
Beach motordrome in a 24-hour race,
Which Is expected 10 be The fastest
ever run in America. Drivers who
have tried the course express their
belief that at least 1880 miles viii
stand to the credit of the winning car
when the race is concluded at s
o'clock tomorrow night.
The cars entered are. two Stearns,
two Bucks, Simplex. Fiat Houpt-
Rockwell, Marion, Selden. Cole. Crox-
ton and Rainier.
Among the drivers who will com
pete are Louis and Arthur Chevrole.,
Ralph DePalma, f. II. Parker, Dis
brow, Owen. Louis Strang, Burnham,
Montague Roberts and Endlcott.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
ZBYszKo IN GREAT FORM.
Threw Hadi.Hadi, Turkish Wrestler,
in Very Short Order.

~ NEWARK; r. J.;:-SMay -t3.==Many
who last night saw Zbyszko, the
Polish wrestler, throw Hadi-Hadi. a
giant Turk, in two straight falls at
the Weever coliseum. are reported to
back the Pole in his coming match
with Frank Gotch. the champion.
Zbyszko showed great skill and
strength, and II is believed he will
make a formidable opponent for the
American. He threw HadLHadi the
first time In IL minutes and 80 sec
onds. The second fall was gained in
s minutes.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
Saturdays Baseball.

Schedule for Manufacturers league,
Saturday. May IA;
Burroughs Reserves We. Hayes Man
ufacturing Co. Burroughs grounds.
LAS y. m. sharp. Umpire-Messer-
schmidt. Scorer-Jones.
Northway Motor Manufacturing Co.
vs.. McCord Manufacturing Co;
Papke's grounds, 800 p. m. Umpire
Mcneil. Scorer-Niepoth.
Gear Grinding Machine Co. VS.. Kel-
sey Wheel Co.; Shaefer's grounds,
800 p. IN. Umpire-Gallagher. Scorer
Ten Eyck.
Timken-Detroit Axle Co. VS.. Roberts
Brass Manufacturing Co.; Thinker
grounds, Fort and Waterman, 800 p.
m. Umpire-Brandon. Scorer-Bis-
choff.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
Goteh Won't Train In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May l3.--Frank Goteh.
champion heavyweight wrestler, will
not train in Chicago for his match
with Stanislaus Zbyszko. May 30, and
rs a result difficulties may result which
threaten TO cause cancellation OF the
match. Matchmaker Coffey, OF the
Empire club. who engineered the
match, today notified Gotch that the
contract calls for the lowan TO appear
in this city and open training Nav II
and TO remain continuously thereafter
until the match is decided May 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
BY TIP WRIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-Jack
Johnson came TO California long be-
fore he wanted to. He located at
road house near the famous Seal
rocks. April 80, because the public
was demanding that he get TO the spot
where he intended TO train for his
battle with Jim Jeffries.
And big Jack is sore. The heavy
weight champion doesn't like TO be
forced, but he gave in to the insistent
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
National Commission Meets.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 13.--The
National Baseball commission went
into session here today. President
Murphy, OF the Chicago club, and
President Ebbetts, Of the Brooklyns,
attended the meeting The commits
sion will act on cases affecting their
clubs.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
Wisconsin Coach Quits.

Thomas A. Barry, football coach for
two seasons and baseball coach for
three seasons at the University Of Wis
cunsin. will at the expiration of the
present school year resign his position
and go to Seattle. Wash, to engage In
the practice OF law.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
Ypsi Normals Won Meet.

Ypsllanti Normal school won the
triangular track meet with Alma and
Mt. Pleasant on Davis field. Alma,
Thursday. The normals won So points,
Alma IS. and Mt Pleasant rs Cole
brothers of Ypsilanti won first and
second In all weight events McComh
took three hrsts for Alma while Rich
ards won an equal number for Mt.
Pleasant.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
GATHERED FOR TI1E DETROIT TIMES
BOSTON NEXT ON THE ROUTE;
TIGERS TAKE SECOND PLACE

IA a regular. He even hit the Dali
out hard. although unluckily, which
is something additional for a pitcher
There were thrills a-plenty in Fri
days game. Taking a nice lead In
the first inning, the Tigers saw their
rivals creep up abreast OF them and
then forged ahead themselves and
won BY the margin OF that opening
rally. Jim Delehanty was the player
TO deliver the goods and he got his
chance through the wholesome fear OF
Sam Crawford's ability shown by the
opposition, although Sam had done
nothing during the day TO justify that
fear.
IL was In the seventh inning, with
the score tied. that Dave Jones got
his base on balls, after Stroud was
out. and Cobb singled after Bush had
died on a fly Cobb stole second and
il was up 10 Crawford. Quinn looked
the big fellow over and concluded to
pass him. That brought Delehanty
up and Del picked out a nice spot In
center field and deposited the ball
there for a single which scored Jones
and Cobb.
The first two runs came In the
opener OH single by Jones, triple
by Bush and single by Cobb. In
the third, Jones singled again. Bush
beat bunt, Cobb sacrificed and Jones
scored on Channelrs poor return OF
CTawford's 1y. In the same inning
Quinn drew a pass, Hemphill tripled
and Wolter squeezed him in with a
safe bunt, making two runs. The
third New York talley was registered
in the fifth on Sweeney's triple and
Hemphill's sacrifice fly.
Delehanty and Austin each stopped
a pitch with the head but without
serious injury TO either.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14

Yesterdays Results.
Boston 3. Chicago o.
Phillies 4, Pittsburg 0.
Brooklyn \, Cincinnati .
st. Louis l3, New York
Today Games
Phillles az Pittsburg
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago.
New York at 81 Louis
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14


ICED baseball is rapidly passing. The
latest recognition of the fact that beer
m-@ md baseball do
4 x.T,oN.. not mix well Is the
CUTTING OFT abolition OF the
THE BOOZE. bars at the Chi
cago American ana
Cincinnati Nationa! league parks.
Hereafter the fans at those places
will have to Stake their thirst on pop
and ginger ale, the same as they do
in most other cities.
Detroit long ago relegated the park
bar to oblivion. There was a time
once when the bar was one OF the
paying features OF the park, then II
was moved down out OF sight and
later abolished entirely. Other cities
have found that the few hoisterous
fans who do not know when they
have had enough disgust others who
do not care for their loud language.
With women forming an increasing
proportion OF attendance at the major
league parks, the abolition OF the bar
Is a good business move. Not tenn
perance sentiment but financial re-
turns govern the change.
Battling Nelson has refused offers
made to re-match him against AID
Wolgast for battle on the coast in
July. Nelson says that he wants
plenty OF time to train before meeting
hts cenquererT again-aRd he cannot
fight before September. Wolgast has
accepted the situation and will fight
Lew Powell at Los Angeles the latter
part OF June, having, combat on In
Milwaukee earlier in the month.
Eddie Kusel. who was the best
pitcher In the Southern Michigan last
year and for whom Detroit was said
10 be dickering has been let out by
st. Louis. He goes to Vancouver, bat
there is a suspicion that there Is
string attached to the player by which
he can be recalled If needed. Kusel Is
good pitcher but has not been at his
best this spring.
Emboldened by the showing made
by the Cuban teams against the Tigers
last winter, Cuban team Is now tour
ing this country. The Stars OF Cuba
team Is composed entirely OF native
Cubans. and II has been showing up
we'll against the professional teams
OF Chicago's city league.
Again the formation OF an outlaw
league with teams In Detroit and the
other major league cities Is talked or.
Andy lawson is the promoter. The
league will meet in New York Maya. !
As far as Detroit is concerned, that
will be about all. We have had these
threats OF opposition clubs here, but
they have withered when the time
came.
The White Sox have suffered their
first serious loss Of the season In the
injury to First Baseman Gandil Ho
may not he out for long, but Mullen
has been shipped on from Chicago to
take his place IL necessary.
Now they say that the Browns are
discrganizing, which Is not remark
able considering the runs OF defeats
the team has endured O'Connor IL
still shaking EN- up. lie has put
Stone out in the field in place of
Fisher. and Is said TO be after Pat
Crisis place at first. Fred Penney,
as mas Dttll sldltu utlOlt' may hlbO
be claimed for the first bag.
II Is now said that the deal which
is rumored between the Chicago and
washington clubs involves the return
OF Pitcher Burns to Washington for
Outhelder Jack Belivelt Both man
ayers deny It. Which gives the D..
standing, at least.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.


IeStsrdsy's Results.
Detroit ), New York 3.
Washington j. Chicago l.--
Athletics !, Cleveland 2.
Boston 8, ST Louis /.
TOday's Games.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York
Cleveland at Washington.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yestrrdn,,s Rc.nIt.


Adrian 10, Saginaw 0.
Kalamazoo ,, Lansing e
Jackson q, Bay city :.
Cold at Flint
TodRy's Games.
Saginaw at Jackson
Bay city az Adrian.
kalamqZOO at Flint.
Battle Creek at Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14

Sweeney Sacrifice hits-Cobb. sim
mons, Moriarty.. Sacrifice fies--Craw-
ford, Hemphill. Stolen bases-Cobb =.
Left on bases--Detroit s. New York Z.
First base on errors--Detroit ., New
York l. Double play--Sweeney, Chase
and Austin. Struck out-By stroud :,
by Quinn 3. First base on balls-On
stroud ?, of Quinn 3. Hit by pitcher
By Quinn, Delehanty; by Stroud, Aus
tin, Time--l.54 Umpires-OL ough-
lin and Perrine. Attendance--9, 900
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
| HEART Wisa til.
- Spertisg
HEART Editsr.

The bar as an institution OF organ
ICED baseball is rapidly passing. The
latest recognition of the fact that beer
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14

a nd baseball do
not mix well Is the
abolition OF the
bars at the Chi
cago American and
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14

NATIONAL
CUTTING OFT |
THE BOOZE. |
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14

II Is now said that the deal which
IS rumored between the Chicago ana
Washington clubs involves the return
OF Pitcher Burns to Washington for
Outhelder Jack Eelivelt. Both mar
ayers deny It. Which gives the D..
standing, at least
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14

Eddie Kusel, who was the best
pitcher in the Southern Michigan last
year and for whom Detroit was said
10 be dickering, has been let out by
ST. Louis. He goes to Vancouver, bat
there is a suspicion that there is a
string attached to the player by which
he can be recalled II needed. Kusel Is
a good pitcher but has not been at his
best this spring.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

STANDING.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-14

Emboldened by the showing made
by the Cuban teams against the Tigers
last winter, a Cuban team is now tour
ing this country. The Stars OF Cuba
team Is composed entirely of native
Cubans. and II has been showing up
we'll against the professional teams
OF Chicago's city league.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
AUTO MEN HERE
TO CLOSE BIG DEAL
Making Final Arrangements for Sale
Of Brush Runabout Co. To United
States Motor Co.

Final arrangements for the taking
over OF the Brush Runabout Co, oi
Detroit, by the recently organizei
United States Motor Co. the $1,000.
600 corporation which controls the
Maxwell -BriscOe and Columbia plants,
are now being made In this city, ana
formal announcement OF the ahsorp-
ton OF the concern viii be made soon.
President Benjamin Briscoe and
Otter officials OF the United States
Motor Co. and its subsidiary con-
Germs. arrived early Tuesday morn
ftte. fftet-wcrc- I'M conference " iitii
crank Brisfoe, president of the Brush
Hunabout Co. and other officers of
mat concern. for several hours In the
Wayne hotel. and Frank Briscoe adj
United that the sale or the Brush was
one OF the matters under considera
ton. He declared. however. that II
probably would take several days 10
close the deal
In the visiting party. besides Presi'
dent Briscoe. whose home. by the
way, is in Detroit. are. + ID. Dor
man and Carl Tucker. respectively
secretary and treasurer of the United
States Motor Co.; Richard Irving aud
J. u. Maxwell of the Maxwell Br;Scoc
Co. and several district managers.
The officials come here directly from
Newcastle. Pa, where they inspected
one OF inc Maxwell Briscoe plants.
That The Brush Runabout Co would
be absorbed by the United States
Motor Co. was announced by The
Times some time ago In fact. a
brokers circular that was distributed
freely among local financial men, at
tha,- time stated titttt-tite transfer at
ready had taken place but this report
apparently was incorrect.
Frank Briscoe denies report that
several blocks Of stock have been dis
tribuied among employees Of the Brush
Runarout Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ray L. c. Arnold. %. Detroit. Muric'
II. bullock. rs, Woodstock. Ont
Szynan Liga. 90. Dora Nowack. Is.
rank Polaczyk. "a Anna Biel. -.
August Scharnack. 40; Anna Piper,
Joseph Korte. 81, Dearborn: Lillian
Martin. is. Springwells.
raymond NJ. Bacon. %. Detroit. Ma
bel Il kectenwal. %. Maumee
John +. Snowden, 32. Julia Cham
bers. %.
rancfed sharon. PC. Detroit: Melina
scgHin, %, Comber Ont
Gladstone v Cairns. rs; Hazel l..
Joseph Bourso. 20; Catherine Ban
Charles NJ Mundt. rs; Rose E. Rue
Clarence q Bgler %. wyandotte
Pearl Hayes, %. same.
Patrick Burger. 81, Ecorse Marga-
ret Burns, %, Detroit.
John Winnicki. IS; Lucia Gurkowska.
Harry Miller. %; Margaret Mat
thews, 20.
Adam Waicik. "a. Mary Nolipa, 90.
Emil Piper. 20; Kate Tafelski. Is.
otto G. Schremser. SO; Matte +. II.
Roush, 81.
John Mahoney. %. Title Hoerger. 20
Harrison Bremen, 81 Leila Ward. y.
John Lemcke, rs, Anna SEVERN. IS.
Martin Wolieki, 81 Mary Fills. 20,
Frank w Purves, "a. Detroit, Ada
NJ Secord. q. Blaine. Mich.
Anthony Garbarino 20; Norma Quail
doni. 81
Anthony olazack. %, Frances ogin-
Xxi. IS
Matthias Bidner. as Orangeville, ont
Eva Sieler. "a. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
HEINEMAN CRITICIZES COURT.
Alderman Thinks Recorders Court
Judges are To Lenient.

Clerk John A. irogan. of the record.
er's court, received a reception which
startled him when he appeare@ before
the council ways ana means commit.
tee Tuesday. 10 ask for transfer OF
$500 10 replenish the courts fund for
stationery and supplies The great
number OF ordinance cases has caused
an unusual demand for complaint
blanks and other stationery
Whats the matter with your court
that II does not get enough ont OF
fines in ordinance cases 10 pay eX.
penscs?" demanded Aid heineman
acting chairman of the committee
There are about POO cases weekly
and the fines amount 10 only about
$40 n week
IF YOU would rot let the autr test
ers go free when they run their MA
chimes in a way that endangers the
lives OF people i'm the streets. there
would be- a better showing. The fine
In no recorders court do not amount
10 as much now as they did wher De.
troit was only half its present size
Grogan explained thar he had no
part II the workings OF the court ami
=tttze-transfer was allowed. The board
If heath was allowed TO make trans
feys amounting TO 5000. 10 repenisl
the funds for groceries and supplies
aud alti-tOXln
The committee also reported In
favor NJ allowing 81. 000 additional y
corapletc the shelter al the foot ~
Jos CampaUaye
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
DIED.

aged lS years, beloved brother OF
Mrs G. J. Donville. Edward r, w. j..
ana Mathew \. Armstrong. Funeral
Geist's chapel. 2so Randolph st 's
btttN Nama*prtt IS. 1917, Frank Brown,
aged 20 years. Funeral from the
chapel OF Roberts q Welsh. 20 Adams
cast, Wednesday. April 20, at 2 y. M.
the residence OF John
Marley, 1s5 Eighteenth-st. Franc
w, beloved son OF Daniel and the
late Anna DonaRue. Notice OF fu-
FoRD---Aprl II, Ellen. beloved wife
OF the late Capt. John Ford. and
mother Of Frank, Louis, Robert
Morris and Eugene, at residence. 8tS
MyItle-st Funeral "Wednesday at :,
anu at st. Nincents church at $50
a. IN.
FoRBES-April II, at residence. 154
Twelfth-st, Donald Forbes. age 81
years, beloved husband OF Louisa NJ
Funeral services Wednesday after
noon at o'clock
GELLASH-April Is, Harold. aged 4
years months, beloved son OF Mi
and Mrs Emil Gellash. Funeral
Wednesday from residence. 500 con-
ant and Holbrook- Hamtramck,
at 1880.
l.. wife Of Chester
Hawley,. aged 20 years. died sunday
,. IN. Funeral and burial at Tecum-
sen, MICH wednesday, = p IN.
HuNTER--Fred beloved son OF Mrs
Mortz, brother Robert. william.
W Charles, Burt Hunter, Mrs. T. 4.
Wilcox. and Mrs. \. h. Barker Pa
neral services from the residence OF
his brother. Burt Hunter Wedncs-
day. y IN. Interment Woodmere.
KEfDEIs-Bertha beloved mother %
Margareth, Richard. oscar and. Paul
Keydel. Funeral from her late resi-
dence, 2o1 HendriN-st. at y. m.
Thursday.
LOTZ--Monday, April Is. at his late
residence, 4ei Pennsylvanla-aVe..
Charles u. Lotz. beloved husband Of
Caroline \. Huebner Funeral serr
vices Thur sday Afternoon atX2 y. nj.
from Church OF Messiah. East Buulc-
ward and Champaign Burial pri-
Nate.
PRITCHETT - Suddenly. April 10
George. beloved husband OF Bertha
Pritrhett. Funeral from &. r Bird
4 90 chapel. % Baglsy ave. Wed
nesday at y. IN.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
JACK JOHNSON, HERO.
He Rescues Four Persons Hurt In
Auto Wreck.

CHICAGO. April 19.-Jack Johnson.
the Lugilist. played the part of hero
today when he rescued four persons
VINO had been injured in an automO-
bile accident and were caught under
the wreck Of their machine. One OF
the injured, Grace Mcnamara, 90 is
III q serious condition.
Two young women and two youths
were riding in the car when II turned
turtle in Jackson park. Johnson and
his wife were riding in their automo-
bile a short distance ahead and heard
the crash. Johnson turned back and
found the other car wrecked and its
four occupants pinned under IL He
called fire truck company and when
the victims were released. hurried
them to a hospital in his own machine
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
ALLEGED swindIer Arraioned.

Robert Stern. arrested by Patrol
man George Williams, Monday, on au
cid swindling charge. was arraigned
before Justice Jeffries. Tuesday morn
ing, and will have an examination.
April 26. Stern was one OF three men
who feeced Earl Stanley Young. OF
bennington, Ont. out OF $500 IT,
heritance In a pool game. The SWIM
die occurred May 20. 1903. Stern
skipped from the city, but just re-
turned.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
NEW CONCERNS FORMED.
Four Companies File Articles of Asso
citation Here. Tuesdsy.

The Oakland Land Co, formed To
deal In real estate. fled articles Of
association, Tuesday. The company
Is capitalized at $4,000. half OF when
has been subscribed. OF this amount
s2,975 has been paid in cash.
The Canadian T. p. Motor Co. an
organization OF Detroit men WHO Will
establish an automobile factory in
Sarnia. Ont. has been organized w.
A. Pungs, and Malcolm j Mcleod are
the men interested.
Frank J. Stroup and James Hend.
rick have formed the Despatch Laun-
dry Co. capitalized at $1,000
The Ry-Carbon Graphite co Is an
organization OF Toronto and Detroit
men who will establish plant in De
troit for manufacturing and handling
graphite and other minerals The
company has mineral lands in On,ario.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
DIES FROM INJURIES.
c. /. Cooper Was Injured by Fail IN
Zuu Island, April 6.

c. l.. Cooper, SO years old. of Cleve-
land. died Tuesday morning in Solvay
General hospital as the result OF In
,uries sustained April 6. At that time
he vas working on Tug island for tho
Brown Hoisting\ Co He fell 80 feet
from a crane, fracturing the vertebrae
He was taken TO the hospital anu
pneumonia developed. A combination
OF that disease and his injuries caused
his death Coroner Bennett was
called. The victims mother and a
brother in Cleveland have been notf
fed
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20

order OF the Board OF Directors made
on the cath day OF Sept, 1909. and a
subsequent order thereof. made on the
ed day or Dec. 1909 so many shares
cessary. will te sold. TT the eompahys
office. 7i2 Humboldt savings Bank
bldg. san Francisco. California on
Saturday. the 30th day OF April. 1910.
at lao y. m. OF such day. TO pay delin-
quent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses
or the sale.
r VI. McGOUGH. Secretary.
Ofhce--Room 7l2 OF the building
known az tho Humboldt Savings Bank
bldg. 7S5 MarKst-st. San Franclsco.
California
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INrERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurban Lines.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEDS--
1880 a. m. 1898 a. m. and 1888 p. m.
Flint only. Gas y. IN. Locals for Flint.
a m. and every two hours TO p. IN.
Oxford only. IL y. IN. To Romeo, a.
m, every two hours TO 10 y. m; III p. m
PORT HURON LiMITEDS-T;45 a. M
10:45 a. m, 3.i5 y. NJ Gas y. m. sat
urdays only, 12:45 p. IN; sundays only,
il y. m. Locals for Port Huron hourly.
a. m. TO p. m: also y. m. &c Ma
rine City. To Mt. Clemens half-hour-
~. $50 a. m TO y. m, and hourly TO
II o. m To Mt Clemens via shore
Limo, hourly, 6.-s a. m. 10 s.2s p IN,
ToLEbo IiMurEDs--s:2Oa m. 1870
a. m, zee and go r. IN Locals for
Toledo. hourly. $50 a. IN. TO $50 y. m.
also 9 80 and II y. m, for Monroe.
JACKSON LIMirEDs - 7:45 a m.
12.45. 3.i5 and 6.45 p m Locals for
Jackson a. m. and every two hours
10 r. NJ. for Ann Arbor, a. m. and
hourly 20 VI 2. m; for Plymouth aud
Worthwhile. ego a. IN. and hourly TO 80
o. m. also 3 n. IN. and IL y tn. saline
cars for Ypsilanu.
Mynndottc DiNIsIon-5.33 a. m. ara
half-houriy TO SOB y m. hourly 10
1888 p. m
Pontiac Divisions n. m, halt-hourly
until I y m. then hourly 20 IL p. m:
Birmfnguam only. Il y. m.
Orchard Lake DiNiSion--o a. IN ana
hourly until Il p. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
W. X. White, Jr, Leaves Can Company

II. X. White, Jr. formerly president
Of the Kemiweld Can Co. Clay and
St Aubin-aves. has retired from the
company. following its/recent consoli'
dation with the Detroit Can Co. Mr..
White and Jarvis X. Harbeck, forme"
treasurer. were the men chiefly inter.
ssted I'm the Kemiweld Co before the
merger. Mr.. Harbeck Is now general
GAnager of the concern.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
WHEEL a VEHICLE CO

Locntlon OF principal. place OF bust
ness Ia California. room 1l2 Humboldt
savings Bank Dldg. 1S5 Market-st.. san
Francisco. Cat Location Of factory and
works. Detroit. Mich.
NOTicE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on ac-
count OF assessment levied on the 2tth
hay OF Sept. 1909. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respect
I've eholders. as follows