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The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
HAS A REAL HEA
Lynch's Summary Rebuke of N
Who Made Him President shov
That He Means To Be the Boss

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The n
little panning that Thomas ]. Lyn
the new president OF the Natio
League. has given to Charles we
Murphy. the boss OF the Chict
Cubs, is delighting baseball fans
day beyond measure. not so much
result OF the merits OF the G.
troversy but from the fact that II 4
convinced National League follow
that At last the league has an exc.
tive who Is not afraid to speak
mind, even though the object OF
attack is the head OF a three-tiI
pennant winner.
Murphy Is the one man responsil
for Lynch's occupancy OF the pre-
Dental chair. as IL was the rotund
tie ChicaEoan who led the fie
against John Heydler and engineer
the blockade In the National Leag
meeting that finally resulted In I
selection OF Lynch an a compromi
candidate.
But when Murphy denounced I
work of the joint rules committee
the American and National leagl
he ran afoul OF Lynch.
Lynch's reply to Murphy cove
about six hundred words but In br
is as follows:
Murphy is Murphy and no one 81
and II is no more OF his business VIII
the rules committee does than II
the business OF any other club own
In the two leagues. The commit
acted for both leagues and not
Murphy"
For years the National Leagu
greatest weakness was declared TO
a lack OF firmness and aggressivens
In its chief executive.
In one pronunciamento Lynch b
removed the fear OF a continuance
this danger. according TO New 70
fans.
President Ebbetts. OF the Brook
club. the strongest advocate OF {
longer schedule. says that he "
vote for the shorter schedule II II
found to be In the interest OF h
mony.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
Exclusive Gent Is This
baseball Club Owner

Because Charles +. Taft.
brother of the president. news
paper owner. millionaire capt.
talist baseball stakeholder and
art connoisseur. does not want
any baseball players wandering
around his Office. he discharged
Charles X Zuber. the sporting
editor OF the Times-Star, who
had served on that paper for
the past twenty years. Charles
Doom manager OF the Philadel-
phia team and vaudeville head
liner. is the baseball man whom
Zuber sought 20 have taken 10
see Mr. Taft,
Zuber has long been known
as one OF the very best baseball
writer's in the central west. he
began work az the Times-Star
once twenty years ago as a
copy boy and served that paper
with fine distinction as a news
man and later as a sporting
editor.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
HEART Wth III.
- Sporting
HEARI Editor.

When Clarence Proctor. Detgoit's
yet municipal asphalt expert, gets
ready 10 shed the plaster cas- in which
. ------N one foot Is now en.
PRocTaR.S cased he Will make
UNIQUE manful endeavOr
Sot NENiR. 10 have the attend.
. - iEg surgeon SO con-
duct the operation as 20 save several
pieces of the substance with surfaces
intact lie wants 10 keep them a.
souvenirs OF several OF the most iu-
toresting weeks OF his life. even
though they were weeks spent in the
conyalescant ward Of a big hospital
Proctor. as a vide circle of friends
well know. served his time In profess
sional baseball. and at one time Was
the first 0aseman o. the Washington
club. Intimate friends are familiar
with the choice he made when con
irOnted with the alternative OF an end
&c his career in the national game or
shattered romance. He has never
regretted the choice he made, but has
always kept in touch with baseball
aud played regularly on the u. \. c..
and other crack Detroit teams until
was picked ont OF a railroad wreck
with a foot so badly shattered that. for
Is time IL was feared that amputatiCn
would be the only possible remedy.
Procor pulled through and was back
On the JOB in Detroit last year, but the
loot refused 10 strengthen out and
supplem antary operation was decided
ON, which Proctor recently underwent
at a Washington hospital. the foot be-
ing placed in a cast where IL was left
&c heal
During his STAY in the Washington
hospital Proctors calling list included
many man well known 20 the base
all bugs OF the present and decade
ago. Each one % them was supposed
10 register" the act consisting OF 4
poncilled name on the virgin white o.
the cast Some OF The comments are
interesting
Happy New Year; Charles Hicl-
man reads one in the pink of con-
dition Doc White was another.
Others " Washington's resident &C.
iebrities signed OF made their mark.
Though Proctor's case was hopeful
from the start. the asphalt expert
chose 10 regard himself ioCularly a.
bad risk and the foot bears the
record OF numerous legacies His
good right throwing arm was be-
queathed, in the event OF death, to a
well-known Nati)nal Lacquer Of sew
eral years ago who quit when his
throwing apparatus went 70 the bad,
hut who was an almost daily visitor
To the bedside OF his old comrade All
my hits" was another legacy 10 a
player whose batting eye has been uu.
der suspicion. but who enjoyed the
joke The plaster cast served 10 pass
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
NEWS OF FOR THE DETROIT TIM
WITH PATENT PORTABLE "GYM"
JOHNSON STARTS TRAINING

heavyweight champion or Canada,
$3.50 II he can stay four rounds.
George Little. my manager, doesn't
feel we'll, SO he went home to Chi
cago for few days and will reloin me
next week in Buffalo. as | show at
the Lafayette theater there. will
stay with the show. | am now show
ing with company till leave for my
training quarters. ten weeks from now.
got the biggest ovation or my life
here on Monday and broke all rec
ords OF the season. all Burns admir-
ers want TO bet | will beat Jeffries.
The reception surprised me greatly.
I've got a story that will surely
make a hit. MY young brother. Char
ley. is studying TO be an undertaken,
and he graduates July /. l will give
him his first customer. l will start a
Job and brother Charley will nnish H.
Have you got me? The Johnson fam
lily will attend to Jeffries In clean-cut
style and make a good Job OF H.
No more for today. I will have
some more tomorrow or the next day
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

Soules. the veteran racer. will head the
aggregation which will be composed
OF hve men.
SDortsmen who recall the remark
able ciearness OF the Jefries- Sharkey
nlms whom they made their initial ap-
pearance ten years ago, were disap-
pointed at the Avenue yesterday. The
during the years which they spent In
storage.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

away lot OF ennui. Incidentally.
Proctor's foot has straightened out and
is healing in a way which enables him
&C. predict that he will be first-basing
again next yesr--an announcement
which will be greeted with acclaim
throughout amateur baseball in De
troit
Cut out the booze" is John /. Tay-
lor's order 20 his RedsoX al Boston.
Eliminate the cigarettes Bill Dono-
van advises the Detroit truants. So
saying Mr.. Taylor orders up another
quart and Wild Bill calmly requests
the markings from the nearest sport
ing editor,
Comments now being generally
made in the turf press regarding the
said inadequacy OF the Kalamazoo
hotel facilities, ring as II they were
written uy men who had been there
end We're afraid they would have 20
20 again.
ION a muddy road through Arkan.
sGs." will he the Illuminating title OF
many a Gliddenite's report next SUM
mer or this guess goes wrong
Jeffries and Johnson will go 70 II
in Utah under the guise OF sparring
exhibition. we are told now. Help,
And for the championship OF the
world,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
WINDSOR PLANS
TROTTING MEET
Likely To Follow the Michigan State
Fair With a Week of Racing at
Well Known Canadian Course.

While the recent new deal i'm dates
has made Il impossible for the Wind
Spr association 20 cut I'm With the
usual Grand Circuit curtain-raiser. it
is practically certain that the horse
men OF Detroits Canadian suburb will
not have 10 80 out Of town 70 see a
little faClng. In fact, IL has been viz
tually decided that Windsor Will have
week OF racing this summer in con
ncction with the Windsor and North
Essex Agricultural Society's fair.
which is 20 take place In all probable
ity. during the week following the
Michigan State fair. the dates Of
which are not yet definitely settled.
though sure TO be located some time
ia September
William \ Hanrahan, who has been
for years the head and front OF har-
ness racing In Windsor Is interested
in the venture and will doubtless con
duct the meeting The fair associa
ton has secured a lease Of the track
plant for IT'S exhibition and is plan
ming 70 make the trotting meeting one
of the principal attractions Of It's first
fair
Windsor was not represented a the
recent meeting OF the Michigan Cir
cult stewards at Ray City. and will
not ask for the dates In the circuit
TO which It has formerly been allied
The meeting will be an independent
one. designed 70 appeal to the large
class of horsemen who follow no def
mite schedule or circuit. but so where
they believe they will be able 20 Sc
cure classes most advantageous for
their horses.
The SpaidinEs hadn't prRrtired since
meeting the Y. NJ. ] and were over
confident saturday night the result
being a victory for the Burroughs team
by score OF 20 20 81. II was a pro.
q In
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

Diagram /: Cue bali SIS below. 5-s
right. object ball 1916 left stroke
one-half in excess OF medium Object
oall cushions az A. returning TO 3.
Cue ball caroms on ball 2 The OBJ
iect Of excessive English IS % avoid
cushion In recoi Object ball is
struck slightly to left and the English
overcoming the outward tendency this
would naturally give TO the cue ball
brings IL back 20 a straight line
Diagram . Cue ball SIS right, Is
above. object ball - left, stroke me-
dium. Object ball cushions at c. rest.
ing az d. Cue ball cushions at +,
'caroming on ball >.
In practieing this stroke. the object
bali must be set about the distance OF
pe.half ball from the rail
N the ball De so set that it is hit
TOD full. e will throw the cue bah
toward the corner az q; again n,
struck too fine the cue bah viii be
thrown 10 the left of
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
Laubseher and stecher Matched.

Lou Laubscher and Jake Stecher.
rival pool sharks Of Detroit have been
matched by Billy Streeter TO play l25
balls even at his pool room in Green
field. out Grand River-ave., Tuesday
night.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
H00D00 BATTING MARK
CAUSED McALEESE'S FALL

Outfielder Jack McAleese has
been released by the st Louis
Browns 10 Denver's Western
league club. he played In mos
OF the Browns games last year.
His fielding average last season
was go. batting .2l3, the Amer
lean leagues only player 20
have the hoodoo number in his
average.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
Hole The DS(OTd n The
Ovation 10 Tom Lynch
BY BILLY MURPHY.
In ST. Louis Star-Chronicie.)

Jehosephat. but there are going 70
be a lot OF people watching the work
OF Tom Lynch this season.
They are "hulling" along anent
what a handler OF players Lynch used
TO be.
Rot!
Pat Tebeau and Jack Doyle years
ago made Tommy look like a Ounce.
Old timers know IL!
Why try 20 bull the younger gen.
Grafton OF fans into believing that
Lynch is veritable bear cat-some-
thing that he Is not?
'Twould be better trying to dissi.
pate the opinion that is floating
around. that Lynch was elected At the
behest Of John r. Brush and that he
ia really the creature OF the owner OF
the New York baseball club.
Business-IiRe PrintiAg. No fuss ana
The nlain nRat Kind that
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

constable kgEuSt iIrbrrt. lao cot him
self Elm t-d" severed weeks axe by
being too jealous. made another raid
on Riyer i."'irn ~, ,si. 2nks epers. sat
machines Thc} wee taken 10 the
Once OF justice Randolph. In High
land Park and complaints will be
made against the snioonkeepers
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
"TY COBB" WINS FIGHT.

Boxer Who Takes Name Of Detro
Baseball Player Gets Decision.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Jan. 90
boxer giving his name as Ty Cobb VI
given the decision over John DAILY
six rounds, and Young" Britt Ia
on a foul to frankie Neil in the th|
teenth round before the Eureka At
letic club last night.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

sob Printlng eShe right. Times
rsrf~flnr Co, rs John R.-st. call Main
1t98. OF City SssA
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

BusIneas-IiRe PrintiAg. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. e
John R.-st Phone 1913.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
Dur Entire Stock OF
Boys
Clothing---
Suits, Refers c. Overcoats

tBiue and black Suits excepted)
15-S1750 Suits & O'Coats at ss.75
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

meeting the Y. NJ and were over
confident saturday night the result
being a victory for the Burroughs team
by a score OF 20 20 81. II was a pro.
nounced upset In form.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

When Clarence Proctor. Detgoits
pet municipal asphalt expert gets
Ieady 10 shed the plaster cast in which
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THE PAsTiME.

Quite a novel entertainment is on
at the Pastime tonight, consisting cf
an entire picture play entitled Drink. >
of the Pathe Freres' film d'ar1 series.
The most prominent actors taking
tart in this play are the following:
Nine e. Mau Of the Antoine theatre
Nine. c. Fonteney Of the Gymuas VI
Aquiller of the Vaudeville, NJ Gretillat
of the Odeon. These are all noted
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and under no other circumstances, eX-
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This Show will be presented three
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ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND.

Manager Finney Will offer the pa
irons of the Grand tonight a famous
Pathe Freres' film dart picture. en-
titled Joan of Are said to be one
of the greatest of the series of high
art French pictures. Over 500 peo-
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"Tunisian Industries" is a travel
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In this picture we see the natives
OF Tunis in the many different enter
prises.
Tragic Ending OF Shrove Tuesday
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The Advantages of Aviation" is
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The above program will prove a
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ter location would he hard to fild
Everything is for comfort and REAL
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Wy Ss their patrons.
Splendid American dining rom
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sphere ct quiet and comfort Dervadt
the entire establishment. And ii is
Just near enough TO New York saya-
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A splendid shopping district irrn'e-
diateiy at hand. being about five min
.ntes to Wansmakef's and tea minutes
10 Siesel & Cooper's and the a3d
street shopping district Convenient
10 steamship docks and raiiroRN st
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Lookinp One 6 Best.

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Selected Seed Potatoes, all uniform
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at Anderson's, $500 per busheI, $3.50
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-12-09
100000 PEOPLE IN U. S.
Total Population Estimated on Basis
of Results of Count Already
Given Out.

Washington.-The total population
of the United States, as revealed by
the thirteenth census, is expected to
be announced by the census bureau
December 10.
Counting Arizona and New Mexico
as states, the totals for % of the 4S
states already have been announced
The grand total for 26 of these states
is 6O,O86,759, which is a gain of 81 to
% per cent. over the population in
the same states in 1900. At this rate
of increase the total population of the
country should be about 100000.
The most striking development Of
the census bureau SO far shown is
the relative growth of cities and in
dustrial centers compared with farm
ing regions The eastern states have
more than held their own, while the
states of the middle west have fallen
off.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-12-09
COUNTY TREASURER is SHORT
Hardy N. WhitIock of DanviIle, Ill.,,
Turns Over All His Property
to Bondsmen.

Danville. Ill.-Hardy N. Whitlock.
county treasurer, was Monday de-
clared short in his public accounts to
the amount of $37,52204 The short
age became known when Treasurer
Whitlock, for score of years hold
ing public office, was to have turned
the treasurership over to his success
aor and retire to private life.
Business ventures and investments
had not been as successful as he had
anticipated. Calling his attorney and
bondsmen together the treasurer sug-
gested that his private holdings be
taken over by the bondsmen and that
they stand such differences as might
he shown until he could arrange to
wipe out the Indebtedness. This was
arranged, leaving the politician pen
niless aud homeless and still with a
shortage of about $4,000.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-12-09
SETBACK FOR HE|NzE
U. s. SUPREME COURT REVERSES
LOWER BODY IN QUASHING
CHARGES.
NEW TRIAL is IMPROBABLE
Counts Sustained Cover Practically
Same Transactions Upon Which the
New York Banker Was Acquitted
Indictments Are Held Sufficient.

Washington, Dec. 6.-Holding that
the circuit court of the United States
for the southern district of New York
had erred, the Supreme court of the
United States reversed the lower court
and held sufficient various counts or
indictments charging F. Augustus
Heinze with the misappropriation OF
funds of the Mercantile National bank
of New York city, Of which he was
president. Further proceedings on
these counts must now be taken in the
lower court.
One of the points on which the low
er court held the indictments insult
ficient was that they did not show u
conversion by the recipient Of the pro-
ceeds of certain notes discounted.
After reviewing the previous cases
touching on this point, Justice McKen-
ma, in announcing the decision Of the
court, said:
cit follows that the circuit court
erred in considering as necessary not
only that there should be alleged
conversion by the officer of the bank,
but also of the recipient of the pro-
ceeds OF the discount The conversion
may be to the use of either, and the
indictment fulfills the requirement"
The constitutionality of the act of
March 2, 1907 allowing the govern
ment an appeal in adverse decisions
on preliminary pleas in criminal cases,
was upheld by the court, which relt-
Grated the statement that the right of
appeal was not Essential to due proc
eSs of law"
District Attorney Wise of New York
city. when appraised of the decision. eX-
pressed himself as gratified that the
form in which the indictments were
drawn In his office had been upheld.
Mr.. Wise would not state positively
that Heinze would be tried again, and
as the indictments just sustained COW
cred practically the same transactions
as those covered in the indictment
upon which Heinze was tried and &C
quilted last spring attorneys who have
followed the Heinze cases regarded
another trial of the defendant as I'M
probable.