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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21
OBITUARY
Elizabeth MouIton Smith.

Miss Elizabeth Moulton Smith, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. william bay
Smith. died yesterday. She was TWEEN
ty-one years of age.
The funeral Will be from the resi-
dence. l1l2 Grove. Avenue. The time
VIII be announced later
John b. Phillips.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Bullsville. Va, October 20-John p
Phillips, of Sunnyside. Cumberland
county. died at his home on Friday last
after short illness. in the seventy
third year of his age Mr.. Phillips was
a gallant member of the Cumberland
Iroop and served throughout the en-
tire war. his troop being a part of the
Third Virginia Cavalry. Fitzhugh Lees
Division. Army Of Northern Virginia.
lie was present and participated in
that memorable charge at Mitchell's
SHOP, In which his company lost every
man, killed, wounded or captured, with
the exception of sixteen. He rode
with Stuart, Lee Hampton. wickam
and host of others whose names are
written high on the roll of honor
OF the Army of Northern Virginia.
The interment was at Grove Church
on Saturday He left a widow and two
Mrs. Bonifant, of Powhatan.
ana Mrs. Whitescurren. OF Salem
Mrs. Harriet F.. Lnthrnm.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Fredericksburg, Va, October 20
Mrs. Harriet Frances Lathram died at
her home here to-day after lingering
illness, aged seyenty-three years She
is survived by three children and
two sisters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21
CInrcnce NJ, ThOil,ns.
Especial to The Tfmes-Dispatc

ISDecIaI TO The 'Tlmes-DlsDatch.I
Leesburg, Va, October 20-Clarence
M. Thomas. OF Middleburg. Loudoun
county. died at his home in that place
Tuesday afternoon, from heart dis
ease. aged tifty-flYe Years. He was a
graduate of the University Of Virginia
a lawyer and farmer. He Is survived
by his wife, who was Miss Carter.
daughter of the late Frank Carter sr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21
TY:!:!14;; l3;Yal|!Z;S1
Inside the Case of
THE
INNER PLAYER
TRADE MARK
PIANO
Is an ingenious device called the NINA.
TURE KEYBOARD.

Naturally you will ask why il is ncccs.
sary to have two keyboards in one piano.
The reason is this that without this fca.
ture the instrument would have mccfan.
ical touch. Try any ordinary player.
piano and you will see that it is wanting
in what might be termed human express
sion. The reason is that there is lack OF
elasticity Of the mechanism which trans.
mits the touch to the piano strings The
Miniature Keyboard gives this required
elasticity, so that an INNER-PLAYER
Piano has very much the same touch as
that. given by the fingers OF an expert
musician upon the piano keys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21
.WELLMAN READY
TO REAP PROFITS

lNOHtIHued FTom FIrSt PHBe.1
no experience in aeronautics, which
Vaniman and himself had. ~
Used 1t in Arctic.
I'VE used an equilibrator In the
Arctic seas, and had it trailing in the
water without sustaining any jar on
the balloon
Asked If the seas there were as
rough as those experienced in his re-
cent trip on the Atlantic, Mr.. Well
man admitted that they were not, and
the equilibrator was only half the
weight Of the one that was abandoned
with the airship q Tuesday.
Mr. Wellman said that he felt much
better than he did on landing from the
Trent yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21
Lc,yik Hyde FrIddle.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Harrisonburg. Va. October 20
Lewis Hyde Friddle. ffty-one years
old, died here suddenly late last night
of heart disease. He was native or
Moorefeld. w. Va. He leaves his
widow. who was Miss Minnie 4Bralth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21
DEATHS

into rest, on Thursday
October 20. at tine home of his father,
in Washington, CHARLES FAYETTE
BALL :: u Mr.. Ball was the eldest son
Mary Randolph BAH, OF Springwood,
Loudoun county, Va.
blessed are the pure in heart, for
they shall see Cod
Southern churchman please copy
Thursday. October co.
at 5;15 a. NJ, at the residence OF Mr.
George w. Bott, 1113 West Main
Street, EMILY AMERICA McMINN.
Fannie S. McMinn. aged three years
The funeral Will take place from
l113 West Main Street SATURDAY,
October %. at 3 o'clock. Interment
In Hollywood.
in Tampa Fla, oc-
tober 10. 1910. MRS. WILLIE LON
!. GAN HOWARD, wife OF w. H. How
ard She is survived by her hus-
band. mother and father, Mr., and
three sisters-C. A. Longan, Louisa;
Or. r. b. Longan. Newport News
r. G.. p. H, and r. G. Longan, OF
this city; Mrs, w. T, voolfolk and
Miss Conway Longan, OF Richmond,
and Mrs. II. NJ. Mcguire, OF Lynch
burg.
Fnneral at 10 o'clock FRIDAY, the
list. from Sl1 East Leigh Street. In
terment In Hollywood Cemetery.
LE,WIs-Died, CATHERINE ANN, only
child Of j. j, and Ethel e. Lewis,
aged fourteen months. b
Funeral services from the parents
residence. 705 North Twenty-trst
Street. FRIDAY at 1910 p. M.
MATTHEws-pied at his residence.
4Oi West Clay street, gPOLlCEA1AN
y, w, sMATTHEWs.s-ins he sixty-sep-
ond year OF hissSage;
Funeral will take place SUNDAY
at , O'clock from Marshall street
Christian Church. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited to attend.
8sA1ITH--Died. at $50 p. NJ. October 20.
ELIZABETH MOULTON, daughter OF
William Day and the late Ennice
Hazen Smith, aged twenty-one years.
Funeral from 1912 Grove Avenue,
time to beSannounced In the evening
papers. list
WALK RID led. in Lynchburg, Va,
Wednesday, October IS. 191O,a.p uD-
LEY WALKER, son OF Kate and the
late l.. w, Walker. y ~ l
4. Funeral frpm Byrd Street Statfon
In!srment IN kIollyMood ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21
THE WEATHER

Forecast, VirEinia-Pnrtly cloudy
Friday nnd Saturdays cooler; moderate
north winds.
North enthusiastically fair Fri
day ana Saturday; not much change In
temperature; moderate, variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21

CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
Loudly Thermometer at midnight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21

CATHERINE ANN, only
child OF j. j, and Ethel e. Lewis,
aged fourteen months.
Funeral services from the parents
residence. 705 North Twenty-tirst
Street, FRIDAY at 3;30 P. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21

We can say nothing better
about our nan-tailored coats
for girls than that they are
made by the same tailors who
make our famous boys gar
ments.
Nicely fashioned, ..skillfully
made and trimmed they are
distinctive In appearance.
Dozens OF patterns; high or
low collars; sizes 8 to 10; prices
SO to $tS.
Boys styles, $3.50 up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21
WORLDS LARGEST
VESSEL LAUNCHED
christened by Countess of Aber-
deem in Presence Of 10000
People.

Belfast, October 2O.---lhe triple-
screw steamer olympic, the largest ship
In the world, was successfully launch-
ell at Belfast at II O'clock this morn.
ING The Countess of Aberdeen christi
cred the ship In the presence OF 10000
spectators.
The White Star Lines triple-screw
steiner Olympic exceeds by. nearly 1UU
feet In length and 1900 tons any other
snip afloat. Her principal dimensions
are. icoot
Length over all YsgM
Breadth over all 921s
Breadth over boat deck .......... "a
Height from bottom OF keel to
Height from bottom of keel to
top of captains house 1Ubh
Height of tunnels above casing. ~
freight OF tunnels above boat deck Slh
Distance from top OF funnel to
keel Observation-Disclosures. 175
Ntlfrlber ar steal Joot,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21

The bride entered with her brother,
Louis l. Kidd, and was met at the
altar by the bridegroom and his best
man, P. L. Lash, Of Norfolk. Miss Nellie
l.. Kidd. sister of the bride, gowned
in whi-e silk. and :. carrying white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21

MATTHEWs-pied, at his residence,
4o4 West Clay street, PoLlCEslAN
j, w. MATTHEW ) In, he sixty-sec-
ond year of his:Sa gel
at 3 O'clock from Marshall street
ChriStian Chllrch ErinndS and ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21

at $50 r. NJ, October 20,
4 ELIZABETH MOULTON, daughter OF
William Day and the late Ennice
Hazen Smith, aged twenty one years.
Funeral from 1912 Grove Avenue,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
PRO" SPRINTERS
At TER CARTMELL
New Champion Can Have Plenty of
Matches II He Will Accept the
Challenges Coming His Way.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 12.-Hardly
had Nathan j. Car;men the former
University Of pennsylvania sprinter,
set FOOT OF the Merton With tho
worlds professional, sprinting cham
pionship than the Red and Blue run.
ner was beset With challenges.
Few OF the men who want To ran
Cartmell have any Idea that they can
heat him, but they think that by TAX.
ing some 20 per cent OF the receipts
for their trouble they viii be we'll paid.
II Is the old story CT a man willing 20
be beaten for losers end OF the
purse
In order TO win the championship
Cartmell had 20 20 TO England as an
amateur and run a season He kcpJ
his eye ON the professional end of the
game, and still captured just enough
amateur races TO have them guessing
as 20 his ability TO beat the champion
OF the world. who AT that time was f.
A. Postel OF EngiaId
Lawton Robertson. the coach OF tho
irish American Athletic Club, wants
&c run Cartmell for the sprintug
championship in New York
tie suggests that they run two heats
of 20 yards and 300 yards His terms
are nice, but they must be 220 yards
and 1870 yards before Carly" WI no
tice them and they must be accom-
panied by side bet OF at least 81 900,
posted I'm the hands OF sporting edi
tor OF one OF the newspapers In thiS
rity
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14

zell cracked out nine hits. four OF
them the first Ola! he also made
two more in an exhibition game OF
Waterbury. before he went hr.esF
When Hoblitlell found thar stray
bat May $, his average was .2ga May
u he had jumped TO psf. and Juno
"a me- boas.ed ~ 20 uy J.. me- was
hitting .3o1 ana De- bafed close 10
this mark all season.
ln 'he final series with Phflarfpiuhia
Hoblitzell nit the ball $50 hard that
the club broke Hobby made ~ hits
i'm thc siy-came series. thu old bat
retaining it's charm 10 The end
Now .s may be thar HulifzolL
sour ON his work. took coGralc. lr his
battiu- 30 the exhibition game and
had faith in the piece OF assn. or 10
may Doe me M sterious stick dH Dos.
scas "a potent influence Anyway YOU
lODA az it something worked 90 m-
crease the player effectiveness The
question 90 Dee answered this .car b..
What viii DublitzelI do with mis- new
BATS.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
AT TAMPA.

First Race lm.obg- -year-o.d -:
Deprcss. .oz Tale lU2 OreIa lH2
Good Fish. lU2. fOrtego. TOO, AIcalat
los. Good Aero. lA5: Rose NcGee,
to1. Carter 500; Magic Miss, 1915
Seu.agoul, 100.
second Race-5 II furoues Viva
rs Miss Elliott. loi. D.al0. IV.. Sa.
#e savage. lOl, Col Austin, 1903, Belle
.oi tie Tribe. lI2 O2u.cob. 49, Fate
~. Green Lawn. lit Bob May, IFS,
F.reuraul. MS, rhc Ram ~.
Third Race ~ furlones TaAoW
uln. l05. The Clown. 100; Ee,ha Blu.
CESS I06. Nirguie Maid. l0G, JaaE
Baker. 100 Ametul los Tackle. los.
Harvest Time, l0S Goldsmith. los.
Fourth Race lWlongs, handicap:
Uraia. -: col AsEmeade. o. Flash
ing. 81. AUTUMN Girl %, "Court Lady
i05. Warner Griswci, 10, Ia keue
hudoO ~.
Fitch Race fulonss Mary Can
dJpmas. ~, NcAulCas. Ip7, col Zeo.
lo7 Lafayette 100. Earting. l07: Ben
Howe, 100.
sixth Race mile 20 yards Fraas
Patton 100. Ne,ha lO3 Dr.. Hcart
Bl: John Mcbride, III; Sir Walter
Rollins. III. Comic Opera. III
jupiter III. Lord Dixon, Iii
Clear. Iaat. Apprentice allowance
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
TODAY'S ENTRIES
AT JACKSONVILLE.

First Race-5l.- furiougs, 5-lear.
ODDS. maileus .starooard, 100, MARI
hyde, lg7 Herdsman, l09; Martin
May. 100 Capt Crawford, l0s; Uu.-
verse, H. Jack H3e. lU7 katar, n
Van. 1O1. Allen Tearu i01. Tom
ODonnel lQ9, OsAwaga. III, Deroak,
H.
second Races mile 4year-oid7
and up Schles"ie IS; Harold, Jt.'
l0l. san Upper. lUl. Kel Doe, let;
Miss Herbert, lu4. The MacNntoi u,
1906. Night Mist. lu7. Tlyoiiul lo".
Mozart. w. Low Heart loi, esther,
l02. Critic. l04 EuGy mlun. los. Sh.o,
los Ros-aurg H. 100 Also eligible,
AliuHoy
TAir Race-5I-1 furlongs Nagla-
len I0l: Billiard BAH lot, Ny Heny
l09, Voitaire. lu3. Alfred The GreA,
log. kius OF Ioio H..
Fourth Race mile. 4year.O.js
and up Royal Captive, lO4, Strike
Ont. 100. Rio GIande los Juds-
Cabiness. lo9. Howard Suean, -,
Turn,oat. 200 Ha-ll Agnes, lu1 Soy
mour Beiuer. 1903 Or Barkley. log,
Magazine H..
Firth Bace-3l miie, 3-year-cids AID
uDa Miss Sly. %. AIonette, ~. Du'J
pullman. l02; Kagman lo4 Camel,
1903. George W. Leuoit, no, Otto ~.
elem Ueachy. %. Horace r. lol; La
sale IO2 Lord Nelson, loi Cere-
monious. lot. f. r. Shipp. lga Wa
pCHo a III.
S.ath Race l-16 niles 3yearou.s
and up Aqmouitor .ol Grasmar. l'..
WooIslane. 100, Joe Ross. luS De
romcnts $40. Killicotaukie. 100; Belle.
View. lo6. E.doradc 100, ODeron lo7.
clear. ueaNy.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
AT OAKLAND.

Firs. Rlcc-6 furiongs, selling Am
pcdo. los. @Jliett. l03 PreteusI3u
los. Gretchen G. ga SL Barry lul
SO Quartsr l05 Saiues' 3D. spec IA
Delivery. 1905. RAP. Water. los Hsa.
Sort lOl. Charles Green 1913, Gelrua
Deaue SIS
second Race mrlouss. purse.
Jam Ba-e. I1. Mjss rodiie. 100.
MAKING. ll2: Kinda. lU9 Aaa4emIst.
1909. o SaJdeua 1Ht Ravelstou H..
IUa. vague. lGe Mf Jones. 105. Sir
Bon. lu9. salau. l05. WliaLac. l0g
Vague ana Aoad,trist McManus en-
try
Third RACE fGrIOugs. purse Cop.
IertoHu llf, Daddy Clip, 80. Calves q,
ioI. GiIbcfJ Rosa log. j. 10 Barr lu2
nH of fortune. 9F Napauick. NJ.
Fourth Baco--b furl0ngs selling
Anna May. ll2 Rurelgh, 100. HiarItu
los. Ro, Junior l0l.. Paul CHn0jG
t05 Creation, no. Cotytto. 1U4 FL
Ierd. los Buuipl Bush no; Acquia
1ut. Grace C.. lbs. Baonreua. %.
Fifth Race q i.it miles. selling Az
sar Bon I0I Wooden. I0l. Desperate
I04: Gene Russell 500. Frcnch Cook
l0l. Buck Thorpe. l04. colbert, 90.
SIT Bishop 1rl, ~. G.. elem. l0i.
spring Ban. IS.
sixth Rae, mlones. purse. Mylo.
oConueu Iug w " Brumby, 90;
Sautticun. 81. Lewiston. 30, Pint
Ncmr 90. NetroFciitan. 81, Olatho
100; Twin Screw. %. Lady Elizabeth
tS7.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
SAM FITZPATRICK ROASTS
JACK JOHNSON AGAIN.
says Jeffries Battle Will Show What
Poor Apology He is As Title
Holder.

sam Fitzpatrick. who handled John
sor in his important battle that gave
To him the championship crown. write
"a follows
III there is he least doubt In your
miud about Jefs winning next July.
juss dlspel ii right now. You know
johnson never could hit-by that
mean nit hard enough TO class him
10 dangerous Now. what chance has
a man who cant hit against JEFF
am not saying this because he treated
me as he did-bu you take il from
ne that Tommy Burns was good and
strong on his feet when the police
jumped into The ring.
"UnGer the circumstances il won {
do for ne To say too much. but mex
July will show You what poor repre-.
sentative our present champion is
when he stacks mp along with a real
heavyweight JEFF won't have 10 b.
I'M condition TO beat him
job Printing G"Es right. Times
Printing Co.. + John R-st. Call Main
1873 or city 33S5
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
Qa(e Champions Dam
lbs Bssn Simply lost

LOUISVILLE Ky. Feb Eff the
Cam OF the $4,000 Fitz Herbert. the
proclaimed king OF the American turs.
is SIN alive. said O. H. Belmont. one
or the leading racing men in Ker-
lucky yesterday she is in Idaho bus
her owner does not know Ilat he has
I'm his possession the dam of the great
est American race horse as all the
stock sent west I'm those shipments
we're without pedigree on their.Uilis OF
fading
When Perry Belmont. in November.
1000. broke mp his Kentucky stables
near Lexington among the stock sold
az auction was Morganatic the dam
OF Fitz Herbert. according 10 Chen
ault The price she brought was $4,000
and she was Immediately put tn win
aE Idaho consignment
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
"eua', Raymona slans With Giants

CHICAGO. Feb. ~ "A thur Bug D
Raymond the eccentric pitcher. TODAY
signed contract TO plan next season
with the New Y0r. Giants Raymond
hurried the contract 10 New York by
special delivery.
The contract stipulates that if RAJ
mond climbs on tEt water wagon the
day he starts TO. Jhe Giants trainma
camp at Marlin Springs Texas. ana
remains aboard untl the last game is
played next fall nc will receive 81 200
ia addition to the figure named IN the
contract.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
MYSTIC H" ON MYSTERIOUS BAT
KEPT HOBLITZELL IN BIG LEAGUE

Baseball is peculiar game in
more than one respect buf perhaps
It's strangesi angle Is the way players
fail and make good again without APP
parent reason Noull notice that
word apparent
A typical case is shat OF Dick Hob
litzell one Of the National league S
star frst Dascmcn and also one or
the leagues hardest htters
Hobby as The big fellow Is known
didn't looi, very good early last year.
and had been laid OF bv Clarke Grit
hth in favor OF Chic Autry now with
81 Paul Disconsoiate because OF his
poor showing he looked forward no
the day when he would change his
uniform for hat OF minor league
club. when one dav at the league
part he spied q likely looking bin OF
timber, apparently OwucrIess.
Hobby picked mp the bat hefted
10 and Carried BE- To- the club house
where he secreted it in his locker ON
the handle end was Inscribed the let
ter III. " which To- The PLAYER meant
the bat was Intended fnr him and had
come from some mysterious source
With other Red rrseryes uobit
zell played an exhibition game. while
Autry. with the regulars. was on the
road. and the dowu-hearted one de-
termined to give his find tryout 10,
luck. u was greaf day for uol'it
zcll lie met the ball squarcly on The
seam every time ND, and amassed q
7 fancy average The stick Coldni
help landing the ball safe apparently
/ The power OF the mystic III" wa.
+ not exhausted then and there. FOR thi
next day Hobby" received wire or
ders from Griflth To- Join the team
/ he Joined In Boston and spread fear
In the hearts of the pitchers
That series was one of the mos
eventfnl I'm the youngsters life m,
! Reds played four games, and HobHt
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
az TIP WRlGHT.

Here's q funny stunt great fighters
have pointed knees. Ever notice a.
First time I heard that men who
reach the Iop OF the pugilistic ladder
are prone 90 carry around a sharply
defined knee cap was one night sew.
eral years ago. when Abe Attcll was
coming 10 the front i'm a hurry
sat az The riugside and watched
the foxy Hebrew boy toy with an OPP
uonent as cat plays With a mouse
Aces long sharp.shooting left was
finding the mark with regularity and
i'm the c'iuches he'd smile at his sec
ouds confidently and hook a right 60
the wind
hat guys going 10 be a Champeen
some day. said voice behind me.
How 90 You know inquired q
second voice.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
Worlds Athletic Records
Intd(t for Tears

Spaldins's Omcial /Athleuo
Almanac for 1910 records many
Interesting items IN connection
with amateur athletic records.
Without reference 10 this book
but few would know that the
earliest recorded amateur record
Is that Of the late William Il.
Curtis for hung $3.50 pounds
with harness, made In 1868.
mother record which has
stood on the cooks for 30 year,
is that of H. H. Seelye Of Am
herst 65 times TO- pulling the
holy up hy both arms.
The Spalding Almanac makes
clear many disputed points On
athletic matters
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
COUGHLIN SIGNS AGAIN
TO MANAGE WILLIAMSP0RT
Hughie Jennings Present az Confer
ence Between Bill and His Club
Directors

WlLLIAMSPORT, Pa. Feb. l2.-
Following conference between the
directors Of the Williams port Baseball
association and Bill" CoughHu the
announcement was made thar term
bad been agreed upon and Coughtn
had signed CONTRACT 20 MANAGE the
team and play third base Couehhl
was accompanied 20 the city by Hugh
ey Jennings, manager OF the Detroit
team who was present ar the confer
e-ce with the directors Jenniug,
ysit is said 70 have no special SIG
u,hCauCe
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
JACK JOHNSON MAY HAVE
TO BUNK IN A TENT
Inhosptable Saginaw Won't consid der
Him Eligible 10 Any Of Her IS
Hotels

SAGINAW. Mioh.. Feb. 12--fSne-
cial J-Whcn Jack Johnson comes to-
saginaw next Saturday night Le viii
be denied admission 10 ans of The H.
hotels IN this city. according 70 the
hotelEee 'ers assertion Unless ne se-
cures accommodation With colored
friends his manager will erect big
tent Tor nim and his troupe
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14

CANADIAN IS FAvoRITE.
Meadows viii Meet D. S. Cracks ~
t5-Miie Event at New York

t5-Miie Event AT New YORK
NEW YORK. Feb. l4-Seyen cracN
middle distance professional Nnnei
viii compete i'm Madison S4uaI
Garden tonight for the l5mile eHHW'
pnnsEip| al tht UUiteI states apo l''
peiune tUda, layors the tanaaIa''
crack. Fred Meadows ot Guelph ont
whoa wecA ago saturday bans Hp a
new worlds record for the distance a.
Toronto
mcr sheriff rom Foley and .he race
wifi De- ccut,sted ON q board trae.,,
tcn laDs 20 thc mile The starters viii
lc. Hans Holmer. QIeave Fred
Meadows. Guelph PAM Accuse. Sa1-
La,chewau Jim Chow.eS NoHNers
Guetsve l.julsstrom sweden Percy
Seucp Toronto Charles Nu..er Ne"
NurE
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14

tention was called that night, is no
ticCable
Jenries. Jim Corhett Johnson At
talI. Nelson. Cans. even rolypoly
Young Corhett. all show the peculiar
ity I don't know the relation of sharp
knees 10 pueiustic- championships, but
there seems 30 he an affinity some
here
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
HARVARD CREW AT IT.
Under Coach Wray. Oarsmen Begin
Work for the Race With Yale.

BOSTON. Feb "a With enough
mon an .he varsity squad 90 make u2
four crews Harvard oaismen today
t,2an practice TO, The long athletic
season Coach WraN. who has been
ul for some ume, rs now recovered
and Wal snpcrintend work on The m'-
chimes. Tor ,he crews Will uot ue able
d, take 10 the river before March J.
NeWtou will start the season az
stroke
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
How lime snrints.

II does not seem many crc.-s ago
when we were writing about thar
phenomenal young second bdsemau.
Hcbe Ferris Now ne Is discarded Us
the Browns a. an antique
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
Country Jay Again.

Ramey Macy Will try 10 reduce the
worlds saddle record with the present
holder Country Jay, this season, ant
l. confident he can accomplish the
task
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
Ae Iust Saws Wood

Connie Mack simply won't purchase
camel. steer an aeroplane oysr
shibe park or 10 anything else 90
break into print
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
DO POINTED KNEES MEAN CLASS?
EEST BOXERS NOTED FOR THEM

Pipe his knees. They're pointed, "
said/yoice 30 T..
"WhGt's tIat GOT t9Ido with IT," No.
y wanted 40 know
Il don't know. bat / never seen a
cbampetn that didn't have them.
II don't know. hat ! never seen a
champeen that didn't have them
This talk came 40 me day or SO
ago. and / sllirmished around until !
found lot OF pictures of men VINO
have been champions and men VINO
are now champions I'm every IN
stance the peculiar formation OF the
knee Joint of Atteu. TO which my at
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
Science May Not Help.

Even with Corbett Ryan Berea.
ana Gotch in his corner. Jefries may
not be able TO set new stomach.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14

sNo. Is.- n Powerful New serial
~ o.. "a White. Author of .sThe
Crimson ntind- and s"rhe Weight
&C The Crown." will brGin ln The
Tinarn "Wednesday, Feb. 70. Get
the firat Chapter.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14

Joh Printing done right. Times
TsrtutlnE CO.. " John R.-at Cell Main
lses or city 1883.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
LICENSED RETAILERS NOW.
New York Firms Form Association Of
Dealers N a. L. a. NJ. Cars.

At recent meeting held at the
Automobile club OF America, The IL
ccnscd Automobile Dealers association
of Ncw York was formally organized
Robert SChmsser. Of the Harroids
Motor CIR Ca acted as temporary
chairman. with $ Is Bowman as tenn.
pGrarv secretary
Directors were also elected