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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

he ass mat y near 10 sud- and considering the fact
that ati early Ia ihe morpins bespoke bis a ~
spoke uy ha hour and The black peeA q
has came or q ne shea couple Of 's ~ ss sfes
io~ many rs'assaaes ~ damn sand dunes
silence longer beafHhe
Three Nsstd
you Be said Newton ard again conversation
rnE AnsosLAsE LAST.
Hello they'Fe brfHsanx the thing out" .
The sseamaon O. me reporter .hs time aad =
TO uf their
sau'e tested and e NJ shFee ~aed eagerly for the next
M aass sha haraahps entirely for
hroa sn sasses a. srea eon,f.anee o
ea geae aachty drassed 70 ~ position On ire
finally TOOK his seat inside The
- fsss - Wrbur bps r nos sure said Newton your
ba1es ready II an coming right - us
Ard that pany heard ~ The
snr trSs ne motor anA sastea Neat the
our h huge launched tha
- "A sar ~ ns~s time was liie short ~ terrifying
FOR THEM
experienced investigators q the unusual take care
besides noting carefully the details and
Eh pictures that would have startled Tie entire
BIT Of They stood ~ their mouths open for all The
uud whcn the great machine
within yards Of asir positou. they pucKED 80,
q yards the starting point
"My Cod said newton rive lived TO ~ after al"
groaned the sun reporter None Of Us rot
Damn hr pIeturcs would 10 be made
Of wnndto photograph what have today
FIRST AUTHENTIC NEWS
And night tbe first
thenic O brothers q The air
Etty where Wrights
they tho world shat they had done
its during nght that lasted 81
mnutesi -. 49,, - a., ,...s
and development Of
he aeropiane. what bath God wrought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
SPORTS OORNER

william Stanley the Danish flyer
whose cline iu recent lb and lb-miid
races in Tits city and in Tac1mm
came close Coz record marks. left
yesterday Tor Ran Francisco whore
al the stars OF the distance game
are gathered now.
Stanley found a local mnu with
enough conndance in hts speed ana
stamina 10 put 40 the coin Tor the
trip and also 10 give him subsiou-
Ial backing should he secure
match with one Of Tho top u0tehcrH.
STANLEY snyH DE b. going fO force
o. Yves into match race over Gao
15-mile route.
Jeffriaa after remaining ileni for
several weeks, has Issued another
gtatement Tho BIG fellow saya that
II view of The many predictions hg
experts % Tie effect chat Johnson
vii surely beat hlm he wishes bis
friends 10 understand fheae im-
p0ftant points
That he has been taking care Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
Because They Are UnquestionabI|
the Greatest Values in All Seattt|

The great crowds that thronged The Hub yestel
day and again today, bear testimony to the tremel
dous values afforded by our Great Annual $11 Sak|
1t is nothing short of reckless extravaganza to pail
$50 to S2250 for suit or coat that can be had Al
The Hub for ST. In this $l1 sale are included th|
popular Slpon Raincoats, Crdvenettes, Protector a
Military Overcoats Top Goats for Spring, and Single and
Double Breasted Suits in every size and color we'll
as Blacks and Blues. Your unrestricted choice of all
these $500, $4,000 and S22.50 Suits and Overcoah
again Saturday at S1100
shop evening will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

decided. and an evening Of clean
sport Was over
vstro Wins.
Willie vefFa and ashunie otsnary.
The lightning uttie fiyNeights That
have h~tn #eeu in action several
times before put up a lightning
fast inlli fMal WIS ful - slam hnuU
puachink ana cieFer footNnfk 10
their previous set-tee fhe iriHhniau
has usually eonped the decision. bat
last nixht Netrl tore IN like a ftend
and had q shade TIE better - the
argument. turning the tables on
of.eafNs to his huse delight
A likely cenef was discovered in
The seml- ~ indup. tiia same u VIII
Robertson. end be carries a hard
kick IN both haHda. has aem4e Idea
- boxing and srrma 60 d. game
lie gained a decision over Joe CAS-.
ire, the pair fighting az $50
pounds
The otheg winters af the evening
ysve Ne~ieFmAn. who eutpNintFd
Howard fzadd. Frrd Nnfd who was
given a win over Tom Clark after
an extra round had hren called for
and jos EmeTy. wha mixed it with
Dave g'lAFk. and IN ths opinion 81
the referee haf fhe better ~ the
milling The ludEca disagreed on
thia boot
Oscar oliver wma the third fsan
iu the rims last night TIE Judge
wrtu tevf carver ama fsaure nee
fif1Bxfort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
WAGNER MAY BE
SHIFTED TO FIRST

PITTSBuRG. Pa. Jan. a.
President Barney breyfues uf the
Pirates is seriously contemplating
tho permanent shifting 0f Hans
Wagner his champion bataman and
star ahor;stop. 90 the Initial corner
De the diamond The fittshurH
management, II is said. has its eye
nn "a good shoftstup aud is willing
"a exchange Willis. Lrcver, phillipe,
T.eifisld and an Outfleider with
some cush II they can secure him.
Ia case the deal does not go through,
and Flynn. who was drafted for the
job. fails 90 come up 10 cxpccta-
items, Ahhalicchlo may be The initial
guardian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
seymour Uses FOOTBALL Tactics.

rhe broadway high school basket
bail five will meet the team repre-
senfiuK Adeiphia college tomorrow
night in the college syuiuaaium fgr
fhe first reai game 90 the season
While the team IT, ns set IN NO con-
ditlan for hard game. the boys
hope go nose out - victory from the
HauflHfH
Although Coach Lewis has mot
set announced a. the lineup viii
probably be klupfer center. Soy
mour and Grove Burke. guards. and
and Robinson and Rock forwards
Most ~ the men on tho squad viii
very likely be- given chance at
some time during the game
The team ia rather handicapped
boy the late start 30 had. but the
boys are gtiIi hopeful ~ coming out
near the cop "a the end ~ the
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

himself f1f nine months and o. ret
ting strength aud endurance every
day. that bo Wlll spend nearly five
monihs in California exercising out
~ doors and that De VIII BE- abso.
luteiy f't when the time f1r the
fight arrives; mat be- VIII b. fastrr
ana more ciover than ever before.
thW his wind VIII Doc perfect and
bis blows as heaA ag evor
Jeffries winds up by saying De VIII
go after Johnson az quickly as pos
sibie and chat Doe VIII boat the negro
iugen fible inside N DO or l1 rounds
PAY no attention 10 those who are
knocking me" says The b0ilarInater
just 80 ahead betting on mo and
youll cash j wouldn't gct into mo
ring Tor q minute with this big
negro % I wasn't dead sure Of wins
ming"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
He WAS oAMEsT MAN
IN NATIONAL LEAGo

4 Fred clarke. manager " ilif-
= pittaburR Pirates. tells thW fot-
= lowing story ~ a former dirfc-
4 Tor IN the Louisville ball stpp
= lie was z acotchmau. WIN i
4 burr on hts tongue that hcat
= chnHtnufs on "a farm SANDY
4 they called him.
4 zone season the club thoWee
4 well and q banquet Was me rec
= suit Sandy took seat On my
= right and Harry pulliRm on my
4 lcfi Harry was then "A mirth-
4 ful. happy fellow. Fun OF jokes.
> he suggested to sandy that he
4 could Improve hls oysters by
= liberal dose ~ tohaHno aauce
4 sThe director fell FOR the sug-
= ecstion and fairly amothered
> hia bivnives with the pepperY
4 mice. NOT knowing - Fiery
4 gfinKs Harry and myself wait
\ nd for results TO our amaze
4 meut. SANDY downed that de-
4 cocilon without even watering
= an eye. Gnmcst man ] ever ran
4 across"
kkttkk kkkk 49, \ 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
LINCOLN PARK TO
HAVE A SOD
DIAMOND

Instead 81 running Lincoln park
AS baseball field BY soddina u
down. tha mrmhcfs ~ the park
board say that n wlil be the best
one Ono the city hy the time FOR the
opening 81 spring practice The men
iu charge have assured Tom TYror
manager on the broadway high
school baeehali team that tho work
will bs done by March. and That DE
need have no fear OF being With
out "a field Tor practice
The park board hopoa 20 make
the Lincoln grounds into a sod dias
m1ud, like the one used by the
Coast league at old Recreation park
several years ago The men are
rushing the work so NJ 20 be out
Of tho way whom the time comes
for the Broadway team to turn out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
TEX RICHARDS DAILY scREEcH


tnos what wrote g.
alnr nglhng 20 about the battle-ground
paid JACK Gleason 1850 half interest in che fight
n i snn.t hed me sceap Ely but
thrnHHn AfRn at ihl h'h On bNt"h ~
ftHyoite or MipitaHs4
49, a million &c ! ar talking about
fsnt another fuli
M, solue the
MAXI \ a4uHr and 10
r,Hsrmors I'm bet esther million anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

prank Mantoll. or "a boxer ASSUME
log his name, "a fighting w tha East
Hr rncnntly fought a hard t2-rouud
draw with Bii MclSlnnon a Woon-
socket, Il. ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT? T"

One foKKy morning iu The Mid
Mas ~ 1908. three Sew York news.
paper men were busy earalug their
combined iuek. many miles from
nos here. among the great sand
dunes ~ the Virginia coast HAD
a stranger. wandefing ia that Cod.
furankeu land ~ sand amd scrub,
CHANGED upon The tgl0. he eonld
have ne once pui them down for a
band 81 desperate outlaws or the
scouts ri some army % Invasion,
tor they lag on their elbows among
she beach groNth and peefed
through binoculars ~ q iOue. shed
like building which topped an
other sand mountain ahuHi three
quarters ~ mile distant And
between observations they aNofe
Il don'i believe she thing ever
got Oft the ground. said Newiou.
20 The Herald
There niuaf be something in hh
fboae rnmora. replied The World
asah. They cant All b. fakes
The sun reporter said nothing
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

ny Cobb. az Augusta. Ga, We'd
uaaday night. waa presented with
Geo. Evans cup. offered 90 cham
pion batter OF 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

u is rumored that McUraw ~ the
81 600 Marquard TO Cincinnati Tor
Outfielder Heacher bat the New
York manager refuses 10 talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

great parallel Ceh
Eclpe shirt heard Of Every knows
all the through
the "Cuet and other good brands full
variety this nobbest and p
everywhere Hub 81
urday a Csc. Come and buy a supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

Harry frnzee. Chicago. has bet
5000 70 $1,000 Jeff VIII beat john
son.
sas bailiasalD
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decided. and an evening Of clear
sport Was over
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

These the latest style Foun Hands made of silks usually
makers soc Ties If used the makers we'd have chag
them Have many in stock For quick clearance price Them
at 25c each
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07

strong as a bull doesn't AZ Zbys.
zbo Hes strong as a traction engine
and with all his bulk is mighty fast
and dangerous
\ Greco Roman wrestler a. which
styie ne won championships In Ger.
many France England and Russia.
he has adapted himself 10 the catch
aS-catcH.can game lu Two Years. and
today IS one OF the best men IN the
world
don't believe any wrestlers save
Gotch and Mahmuut have any bust
ness coming 10 grips with Zbyszko
Zbyszko has won more than 200
matches here, the majority being eX-
hihjtlons in which he has thrown op-
ponents In a specified time Among
the best men he has beaten are Fred
BeeU KID Cutler Tom jenkins Leo
pardell0 Yankee Rodgers RaoUl de
Rouen and Geo. Turner
When eet and looked over Zhys-
zko he was on with Jim Parr, the
Fnglishman who dozen or more
years ago was as good a man AZ HIS
weight as the game boosted.
There wouldn- have been anything
70 it had Zbyszko gone after Parr and
rouehed MIN lie could have dumped
Jim in q hurry and everyone knew
IT, but the Pole gave "a pretty eN-
hibition and EVERYONE was satisfied
Zbvszko convinced me that he IS
awful good. bat I don't think he can
beat Gotch. when Gotch is right They
say these foreigners are strong FOR
beef bur when they 20 on with The
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
snaldlnn Guide out.

Frequently il is the desire OF base
ball enthusiasts 20 trace the work or
the Young players who begin their
careers Ia the smaller leagues ana
progress by easy stages 10 positions
Of importance in the major leagues
For all purposes OF this kind there
is nothing which lis better than Spald-
iLes Base Ball Record r. contains
AN The records of the minor and ma
ior leagues and IT. published long in
advance AZ any other work
1hi. year there viii be- more minor
league players .n The major leagues
than have taken par iu the games for
some time The 1910 edition ~ rae
Record which is now 20 0e had con.
taius wnat ali ~ these men ara during
lthe season Of 1909. and tie curious
baseball fan viii have li-tI- trouble
In tracing Tie work of those PLAYERS
iu whom he happens 90 De- INTERESTED
From year 20 year -he Record con-
stitutes q source of baseball .ufmma
zion which Is invaluable
John N"S~ H. to box Nonng Perry. Ia
tilskvzou fn- latter pa-f ~ 'ra MON
Nps bias won mat ee. 'Hl Eea
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
: DAY GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT
VANCE SPEEDY
BUT VERY WILD
Colt Twirler Has Everything But
Control-Mullin Warns Up With
All His 0ld.Time Speed. ~

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March o.
The daily debutant Friday vas Pitcher
Neil Vance. aged "a weight l31, FOR
merly OF Houston. more recently OF
Vernon. Calf Vance has been pitch
ing all winter and feared not for his
arm. lie handed the kits overland
speed, underhand floats, knuchc balls
a la Summers, aud plain curves. To
the athletes who hadn't seen so much
as a dinky tWister from their own hea'-
ers, the effect was startling partlcu
iarly IN view OF the fact that Vance $
control was little ID az all superior TO
that OF the wild man of Borneo IN his
cocoanut patch Several manly attn
letes were winged and llughle ban
ished Vance in haste, tearing obvious
~ that his team might become sud
denly gun shy.
At yesterday mornings practice all
gathered for some time 10 note most
unusual phenomenon in the sky 10
seemed to be small bank OF yapor
which, borne on southeastcrly Wind.
travelled across the horizon, and aL ono
time completely hid the sun Cloud f,
IN this latitude are OF such unusual
occurrence that business is suspended
when one heayes in sight This one
disappeared AT about II o'clock
Drake has IL settled thai he is ca
be The ground rent here and lis pre-
pairing 10 jump lie saw a Detroit
story that waivers had been asked AMI
given on him, and refused 90 believe
that II Was the same old list secured
IN January Del is good ball player
with chronic hard luck story
The game sunday afternoon be-
tween the Tigers ana san Antonio
Will be the opening in this town. AMI
ia expected TO attract an outpourir-
e., The populace which Will put an aW
tai don't in the matinee receipts OF Sis
Hopkins whose arcadian drama will
be playing 4 spasmodic opposition
down town az the opery house Sis
has her nerve
MuiIiR cut loose yesterday afternoon
and knocked the stufing our OF the
beautiful new glove OF our bridegroom
catcher His speed was something
terrific. and this morning he saws the
wing shows no ul-effects from the
eXertion which was the first of a siren
uous nature. asked of the trusty Whit
fer since The late iamented Cuban Trip.
Temperature Sc. clear fast
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07

Humboldt farmer It's pipe the excess
Will catch H. for Gotch is no eNpou-
ent Ot Delsarte He's Rough House
Mike with the limit OF
Personally Stanislaw Zbyszku Cy-
ganiewicz is a treat He's SO diner
ent from the ordinary He is a ma
i've OF Stanislawice. on the Vistua
river which separates the province
from Russia
When a. Zbyszko discovered he
was a strong boy and AT 10 Joined
the krakau SOlkol and was soon the
clubs strongest athlete lie took up
wrestling under Prof Pytlasisinske.
one OF Austria's best. AMI after gain
ing a local reputation Went 10 Vienna
and lost 70 RMcevich Al - Zbyszko
graduated from the University of
Vienna as lawyer hut has not fol
lowed the profession.
Since graduating the Pole has hea'-
en- Padoubny. the Russian giant. Tor
the privilege OF meeting Hacken-
schmidt who Aunked out of the
match He heat Nouralah the Turk.
twice and won the European cham
pionship az Paris from 80 starters. in.
GLIDING Beck Olson, l.Urech and Beu-
Carols.
Zbyszkos parents are alive His
father. strong man. was attached tO
the bodyguard OF the Austrian en-
peror 4 brother who weighs 2io
aud : six feet one inch is In high
school al home and viii compete in
the next Olympiad as q weight throw
er
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
How pernoIi nrifr.d In.

The spectacle OF s GOO pitcher.
wandering bout a hotel for hours sup
PEERLESS because too bashful 20 intro
duce himself 10 his future pals. T.
something that has been presented bl.
once with the Detroit club and that
happened "A few DAYS ago when pernoll
the Aberdeen left handler. drifted into
the training camp
Pernou came direct from his home
~ tire extreme northwest and sot in
the same day the Tigers started work
Hts arrival was late IN the afternoon.
however. and it happened that
HuEhie Jennings was oat in society ~
Fort sam Houston Perunli natursli liz
asked for the manager RE kept ask
ing to no effect This continued .ntil
well into the evening FINALLY Peruoll
waikc1 up 10 a couple OF newspaper
men travelling with the team
Are son gentlemen Detroit play
ers" De inquired.
Receiving assurances IN the negative
Ee waited for no explanation hgt
blusbed and remarked Well am.
NJ name is Pcrnoil
The newspaper men took him IN
hand got him a dinner card and had
= room assigned Mr. PeruoIi wI'i get
over his bashful streak before ne has
been with this gang long Example
of casey brake and others. are sGre
10 hX IL. Bat he's refreshing. az tlat
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
BY TIP WRIGHT.

Lest, he's the cartoonis,, YOU know.
and took in Stanislaw Zbyszko Cy.
sanlewice Not all at once-because
stan is as big as his name Is un-
pronouncable for anyone fed on Eng,
lish nouns and yerbs-out in sections.
This big guy. who is called Zbyszko.
because i comes easier. is the best
thing Poland ever turned out in the
wrestling line. and he's after Frank
Gotch scalp.
EVERY h ere Zb-kerchew- SEQ
wrestles. Poles turn out en- masse
Psst. DO. that's in bUnchesl 70
chortle as he twists legs and arms
of smaller men All his opponents
are smaller because we don't built
en- on his specifications Architec-
urally the Pole might be classed as
a bungaio He isn't lacking In stature
but he's so blamed wide and thick he
seems 10 be
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
KITTENS GRAB
OPENING GAME
Pernoll Showed Best of Detroit Colt
Pitchers-Drake Starred in
the Batting Way.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March -
Hughie Jennings has given his In.
FAINT class very close imitation of
a real test and approval of them. On
returning from the ball yards where
before 1900 enthusiastic bugs. the
Tigcrettcs had drubbed the Bronchos,
. 10 . he congratulated the kids. in.
div,ddally ana collectively on thel"
showing They had PLAYED errorless
ball. theil pitchers had held the Brou-
,hos to one lone hit and the near big
tvacuCrs has Gene strong M the hL
ish gust exactly as the big team diI
while winning three consecutive Am
Oican league pennants
Tho clement of tragedy incident 60
the game involves Ralph Works, or
whom Gilbert. of San Antoine. made
the only nit OF bis team, clean HON
,r over the center field fence.
Larly his morning Ralph was dis
covered iu front OF the Mengcr. hold
iAg somebody's horse and refusing 10
bee comiured Informed by Trainer
Tu,hil that the Int would do the Bush
cr more good than 10 would cause him
tWorkSl harm Ralph consented TO re
linquish his job OF involuntary hitch
iIg post aud went 20 bed
jennings is convinced that. in Sim
mons and peruoll, who worked out lu
stellar iJic- during the game, he has
"a couple on finds
The ou,hpaV simply couldn't help
curving hem though he tried his best
to shoot them In straight according
/, 90 orders
Drake and Mcintyre were most
prominent ar the bat though Beckeu-
DORIS triple was DE can opener for
ran getting Immediately after tire
hi' Book Lenched himself tie leads
the team 10 batting az present and
doesn't intend 90 suffer any sudden
slump
Content that the first game Of the
Year resulted in victory Jennings
and bls mcu sl,pt soundly last night
and today TOOK up again The work o.
practice the Intention being TO add
some moro delicate touches 10 the
preparation which has peen confined
largely 20 the udimcnts an attaining
physical condition
Bin Donovan Suffered q painful ACE.
G'n' durina the morning He was
taking an auto ride nith some friends
along me Mission road 81 a curve.
the machine urChe1 % one side AMI
Donovan was thrown against the doo~.
ripping a NASTY cat Ina the member
which required nine stitches 70 close
The cut vas not deep one how.
ever and he Will bc back In the game
Ia few day,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
"D ATNINC -
rtM )OPE
-
nughIe,. Ad,Icr 10 ni. Wen.

point that Hughie Jennings
brought up az the rrst meeting ~ the
clHb this spring and which he has
never found odqaEion to emphasize
since. Is tf- conduct 90 hts men around
the hotel and the citN
Sever let anyone spot YOU as n bali
PLAYER. rs your actions round this mo-
tel" Hughie told the infant class
Loud Language. rough-housing and
horse plgr have uo place around q
hotel Ike this There is a bail ground
where : shall trA to give Eou am The
exercise thar your physical needs re-
qulrs These ptpp,e 100 san Antonio
tUink there Is nn team like the Detroit
Tigers and IN rs up to tine present club
as here constituted o. make good the
record set here hN tho veterans and
colts % last year
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
NJ A. c. HAS STRONG TEAM
AND MAY BEAT THE ""
Agricultural College Team plays Here
Moncsy Night for State Basket
bail Championship.

From present Indications the y N
G. 4. representative five viii have
hard fight for heir laurels as statt
champions when they play the Micht-
san agricultural college team in the
Y gymnasium next Monday evening,
The contest Is 10 be under a \. t..
rules and the people who have seen
the Farmers play. say that they are
even faster at tnat style OF game
than az the intercollegiate variety
This years VI a C. five is the
strongest in the history OF the insti
tuition and NJ 4 G. has been following
basketball for IN years or more. M
kenna who is PLAYING his last year
with the team, b. the oest allarouni
athlete that NJ \. & has deyelope
while Campbell the VI. a. G. center.
Is q chap who stands feet inches
and weighs 2l0 pounds Wien in fine
condition
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
Farewell 70 Ferhert.

CHIC AGO. March Michigan
grads have arranged 10 tender
Dutch Ferberl. former -ridiron star
Of the wolverine school q rousiug re-
Ception upon his arrival here SATURDAY.
cu route from Cleveland back 10 the
mines of Alaska Ferbcrt will be the
guest OF an arm, Of friends headed
by George NJ stephen Former wol-
VERNE athletes from Carroll Iowa
Tittsheld III Ashland. H.. and Mount
Clemens will Doc here 20 send 'Dutch"
away smiling when he SAYS goudhy
F,rbert following his departure
from Ann Arbor. went 10 Alaska.
where he Is reputod 10 nave amassed
snug fortune in the gold country.
after toiling i'm the chilly north for
several years TIE ouetimo hero OF the
gridiron returned, passing through Chi
cago during the recent HOLIDAYS Now
he is going back To add 10 his financial
collection
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
Ranks stronn Eavorlte.

With but two more games 20 be
mayed Monday in the national check
81 championship match Newell Banks
OF Detroit Is favoritc az 10 |. Tho
score is Banks henderson B 4 l..
splitter oi Toledo, has offered 70 back
Banks against any checker player iu
the world There rs talk Of getting
toge' her an American checker team
including BANKS and Henderson. 10
~ to Scotland for a match with the
experts there