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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
S ULLY' S soSoMA MSNTE ceTsrv e!D

The well known Home From Home" Hotel and
tents nestled on hillside among the redwoods COM
river and surrounding country. Booklet on ap-
plication.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
MARK WEST SPRINGS

Sonoms county. Only 315 hours from S. F. and
but miles staging. Meet trains of n. W. Pa
cihc at Fulton, both morning and evening. Sausa-
Tito ferry at l:45 a. m. or :15 pm. daily. Round
trip only S3.I5. Nine mineral springs hot min
Famous wild grapevine arbors-one 80 by ITO
feet, covering hotel veranda and driveway. 1.-The
pretttest place in California is the verdict of
thousands. First class table and service. Ref
erences: Any guest of past Is years. All amuse
ments- Rates 50 and ~. 80 a day $12 a week.
Can now accommodate 200. For further particu
lars address ]. F. MULGREW. Fulton. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
WILLIAMS and BARTLETT
SPRINGS STAGE LINE

Leaves Williams daily on arrival of north bound
train for Bartlett, Aliens. Houghs and Cook s
springs Daily, except Sunday, for Wilbur
springs Jones springs and Sulphur creek. Auto
mobiles will be furnished on request Sprinkled
road from Williams to Mountain House
WILLIAM QU1GLET, Proprietor.
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.SKAGGS HOT SPRINGS
LWARnEn First PRIZE 1ana

AWARDED FIRST PRIZE 1oOS
Nine miles from Geyserville, Sonoma Co. Two
trains daily. Fare 460 round trip, including
stage Natural hot mineral water at q tempera
ture Of 135 degrees, cures rheumatism Kidney,
Liver and Stomach troubles Baths free.
Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Livery, Tennis.
etc. Fine orchestra Table unexcelled. Rates
Sl2 10 SIS per week. Write for booklet and
reservations TO PETER J. CURTIS. Skaggs
Sonoma Co.. Cal. or Peck-Judah Co.. 7S9 Market
street or Bryan's. 149 Montgomery st.
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BARTLETT SPRINGS

IN THE LARGER MOUNTAINS OF THE
COAST RANGE.
COOL NIGHTS - PLEASANT EVENINGS.
HEELTH-Many cures yearly Of the Kid
neys. Liver. Stomach. Bladder Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia. Malaria. etc. DR.. Il. II. Hunt,
resident physician.
BATES-HoJ or cold medicinal Soda Mag
nesia. Ladies' and Eentlemen's departments
Graduate masseurs Large swimming tank.
ADJUSTMENTS - Paid orchestra. c. E
Favero. dancing teacher. Bowling. tennis,
cr0Cuet Switchboard. games. livery. etc.
RATES-Hotel or Hotel Cottages. SI2 to
$3.50 per week: house keeping cottages;
general merchandise store. steam laundry,
ice plant butcher shop public phone
BOUTES-N0rthwester Pacific. 7:4j A. N.
Sundays eNceptedi. via Pieta- Stage, also
auto Stage at small additional fare. Sprin-
klod roads.
S 2. Co. Route. foot Of Market street. :
A NJ. via Williams Stage. also auto. by
Arrangement. Valley road sprinkled.
Write @. A. OTTO, Manager Bartlett
Springs Lake Co.. Cal. or General Office
Bartlett Springs Co. Fourth and King Sts.
Phone Kearny "a. Booklet mailed free
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
RUBICON PARK

Lake Tahoe's popular resort now open. Hotel
cottages and tents Fine bathing beach. Launches
Social campfire and telephone. Address n w
CUTHBERT, Rubicon P o., Lake Tahoe Cal
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GLEN ELLEN
ELEDA HOT SPRINGS

No Staging.
Largest, Newest and Best of All
Hotel, baths and grounds electrically lighted
throughout. Hot and cold tub. plunge and shower
haths. Large concrete swimming tank constantly
supplied with natural hot mineral wafer. Hot and
Geld mineral water in every ROOM Bus meets all
S. p. and Northwestern Pacific R. R. trains at
Aqua Calente- Address MORRIS LEVY. Aqua
Calente. SOnoma county. Cal, or PECK-JUDAH
COMPANY 7s9 Market street. San Francisco.
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John Days Resort

25 miles from Ukiah. The ideal spot to spend
your summer vacation. Large pine forests; sad
die horses. Rates IS per week. For particulars
address MRS. j. l.. DAY. Potter Valley. Cal, or
PECK-JUDAH COMPANY. TS9 Market ST. s. f.
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LAKE COUNTY

Take a trip 10 Lake county By Spiers' livery
Calistoga stage line. over the best mountain road
in California. Grand scenery. easy carriages.
careful drivers Round trip from San Francisco
70 Harbin. Splers, Anderson and Mira Vista
Springs. s.. To Adams. Bonanza. Seigler's, Ho-
berg's Howard. Astorg and Glenbrook So
Stages leave CalistOga at il 80 a. m Sundays
excepted Half hour for lunch IT Calistoga ho-
tel. Fifty pounds baggage allowed. Tickets on
sale at Southern Pacific office.
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DEER PARK SPRINGS

LAKE TAHoE-Beautiful mountains lakes
streams and forests Excellent Fishing Tennis
NO poison oak: no rattleSnakes. Write or phODe
the owner, MISS KATHERINE CHANDLER.
Deer Park. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14

SSant.aa Sgn san@sr os soao@s aSms oa IN CAMP MEER
Equahle climate. Lots SIS up. Cottages built
500 up. Depot, stores. theater. hotel, restau-
rant, post. express, phone and telegraph Offices
churches and sawmill. Sausalito ferry. NJ c.
MEEKER. Camp Meeker. Sonoma county.
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LAWRENCE VILLA-Sonoma family resort.
Amusements. Bus daily TO Hot Springs. So a
week. HENRY PELLEsSIER. P. O. box so.
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RIVERSIDE RESORT

Country homes 4 mile from GuerneviIle; ideal
spot; u mile of river frontage: $s to SO per
week. For particulars, MRS II. A. STAGE
Proprietor. Guerneyille Sonoma county.
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New England Home-Csmp Meeker: Rebuilt
and refurnlshed; located in beautiful grove of
redwood and oak, about 40 rods from station.
Beautiful walks and scenery. Boating, bathing.
bowling. dancing and croquet. Piano for use of
guests Home cooking. fruit, milk butter and
vegetables from own ranch. Rates 81 to 50 per
week. Special rates 10 families and parties. Ad-
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Beach Hill Inn
Riverside Hotel andCOttageS

Near beach. Enlarged and remodeled. Steam
heat, private baths and other modern conven-
fences. Address FRED BARSON. Santa Cruz. Cal
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
MURPHY SORE At
GR|FF's CAUTION
Cub Boss Couldn't Lure Clark Into
Trading Players and Shows Him
self Peeved as a Result.

| CHICAGO. Jan. l0.-There isn't q
chance that three-fngered Brown, the
Chicago pitching marvel. will go 70
the Cincinnati club and the story
from Cincinnati to that effect is a pure
fabrication, according TO a statement
made today by President Murphy, of
the Chicago Cubs
We wouldn't trade Brown for the
whole Cincinnati club with Griffith
thrown in said Murphy. And. at
that. Brown hasn't signed 1910 con-
tract yet"
Murphy said he did not know who
started the Brown story. but he did
say Griffitn was the shyest man he had
ever tried TO trade with
When IL comes 10 drawing the fine
hairs ia a trade, Griffith is a wonder"
said the Cub boss. 1t looks 10 me as
II he was afraid he would stub his toe
again. He evidently hasn't forgotten
some OF his earlier trades when he
swapped some ,. the New York High
landers for some or the former men-
bers OF the st. Louis Browns. Every
one knows how beautifully Griffith was
stung on that deal"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
OLD CHALLENGER"
AGAIN IN FORM
Matt Kramer's Ice Yacht Wins and
Is Favorite in Novel Event To Be
Sailed on Tuesday.

The old-time Ice yacht Challenger
Tor several seasons the champion OF
Lake 81. Clair made her drst appear.
ance or the season In competition Sun.
day, leading big feet around the
course and winning well-contested
race with Ed Rooney at the helm. The
Challenger is also the favorite in a
novel event TO De sailed Tuesday the
course lying between Matt Kramer's
place at Gaukler's point. and Smith :
club house. l0 miles up the lake.
This event is "A handicap. the Class
c boats starting at 2 o'clock. the
Glass boats following three minutes
later and the big Class boats get.
ting under way at > o.. The time OF
the arrival OF each yacht at Smiths
will be taken and exactly one hour
will be allowed each crew To warm
up and procure lunch. The yachts will
get away on the return trip In the
order 81 their arrival and the first
boats TO make the finish stake in front
of Kramers will receive the prizes in
order
The ice is I'm prime shape since the
last freeze and over 20 shippers have
made entries in the event OF Tuesday
the afair being a sweepstakes with
added money.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
7. RYAN BELIEVES
JEFF 0vER-RATEO
Thinks Champion of Former Days
Will Have Time of His Life Avoid
ing Knockout From Negro.

CHICAGO. Jan 10.--Tommy Ryan,
former middleweigh; champion. has
started out as matchmaker for the
Memphis Athletic club BY putting a
nice feather ia his cap. lie announced
today that he haG signed up Battling
Nelson for figh. with Eddie Lang. o.
Chicago. on the night OF Jan. II. The
lads will go eight rounds and Nelson
says IL VIII be merely part OF his train
Ing FOR MS mill witn Ad Wolgast at
san Francisco on Feb. %.
simultaneously the Dane announced
that he has quit the stage for a long
period and is now ready TO meet any
lightweight. His fights with Lang and
Wolgast are just starters, he declares.
Ryan today also expressed his opia
ion OF the Jeffries-Jchnson fight.
JEFF isn't Kid any more" saiG
Ryan. "In his last two real fights he
met men who were going back rap
idly. For this reason it is hard 10
Judge him. bu6 il is a certainty that
he viii nave 90 De just as good as be
was in his palmiest days II he expects
&c defeat Johnson
The Johnson-ketchel pictures
show that Jack simply toyed with
Ketchel and you can take il from me
that the Negro will knock Jeff out IN
the ex-chlmpion doesn't look out. lie
reednt think Jack is easy and hasn't
the punch"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Funny TO see Packy Mcfarland chas.
ing on TO Europe on the top OF stan.
ley ketchels statement that top-nOtch.
ers can get big money on this sid
doesn't it7
N Mcfarland said before leaving that
he was going after Freddy Welsh 5
Enel!sh uitle and would remain abroad
a year. invading every country where
fighting tbripes, meeting the best ne
cOuiG induce 10 fight him.
And then he's coming back 10 say
things TO Oscar Matthew Battling Nol
son. Just like that Mcfarland is SURE
he can beat Nelson. So sure he's 90
ing abroad for year TO let Nelson
add another year To his age before
tackling him.
There aren't many men close 10 the
fight game who will risk anything
upon Mcfarland in 20-round hattie
With Welsh right now. and as fot the
stociyard -scrapper making a hastbeen
out of Nelson. we'll its hest To- take
thai statement with iust wee pincu
OF salt.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

NO EASY MARKS
FOR S. LANGFORO

PlPTSBuRGI Pa. Jan. l0.--After a
month OF scouting Ia an endeavor &c
find a man willing 10 meet Sam Lang
ford in a six-round bout here. the Elm.
plre Athletic association had thel'
work undone TO-DAY when Director al
Public Safety MORN declared he
would not issue a permit for a fight
between i.angfold and Montana Jack
Sullivan. II now seems probably that
Langford may not be seen here at all.
Director NORM declaring that there are
but six men at prest mt who have any
chance with langfotd and that TO So
cure a permit the club must match the
negro with one OF the six. The six
men DESIGNATED are kaufman Ketchcl.
Papke. Jeffries, Johnson and jack
O'Brien.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Weston, At T. To Try Again To Walk
From Coast To Coast In 100 Days
BY TIP WRIGHT


LOS ANGELES. Cal gAu. ll,-ICu
can't beat Edward Payson Weston -
rot with IA club Here ne is. almost -.
calmly announcing his intention TO
hike back over the old trail To New
FORK.
Isn't he the little old limit. thouga'
Now. ~ men out of 100 who man
aged TO come within thin hair of
great purpose. congratulate Them
selves upon their success. They are
content To let we'll enough alone. For
them enough is sufficient
But not SO Weston. Although ne
walked from New York To San Fran
cisco in l05 days-he set out 10 &c.
complLsh the feat in 100 days. you re-.
member-and the world hailed him as
the physical marvel of the age. he was
not satisfied
To him the storms which retarded
him. made his 1900 mile walk dis
NAL failure So with the old spirit up
and hghting. the gallant little gentle
Etan with pink checks and elastic step
Is going To drill back over his Oil
route. determined to win
Weston's ambition is marvellous.
Nothing daunts him. The stupendous
task ne looks upon as SO many day 3
work. To see il accomplished is the
reward he looks forward to
So. straight ht-backed. jaunty. his
twinkling Irish blue eyes shining with
the JOY fright living. Edward Pay.
son Weston will. il nothing unlocked
for prevents. start forth upon his jaunt
at a. m. Feb. l. from this city. with
the eastern edge oi the continent his
destination.
It's TO be an ocean-to-ocean walk IN
reality. so Weston viii head west upon
leaving here for Santa Monica. upon
the coast Then he will turn his back
upon the shining sun and like honey
bee, lay his course for Broadway.
When ne starts Weston will be IL.
tut upon March Is will enter his sey.
entylsecond yea His selected course
n TO be known as the southern route. .
over the roadbed OF the Santa Fe. The
allotted 100 days will end May 2S, at
which time Weston assures everyone
he will be standing upon the city hall
steps In little old New York. bowIng
to the cheers OF the thousands who
greet him.
Weston looks thinner and more deli
cate than he did when first | met him.
upon the occasion OF his successful at
tempt 10 break his Portland-Chicago
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
D. A. C. MEN GET SWEATERS
Presentation Main Feature OF the Jan
uary Session OF cass Club.

The presentation of the sweaters 10
the members Of the Detroit Athletic
clubs football eleven will be the fea.
ture OF the monthly dinner OF the Cass
club, which event Is scheduled for the
Berghof cafe. Monday evening, Jan "a
The event will also be the annual
meeting OF the Cass club
Capt Mouat has not yet announced
the names Of the men who will be re.
warded for their efforts on the grid
iron II has been settled, however,
that the club will distribute II big
sweaters and seven jerseys.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
HOPPE DISPUTES
OEMAREST'S CLAIM


CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Willie Hoppe.
the boy billiard marvel in "A state
ment this afternoon Disputed the
claim OF Calvin DeMarcst To the title
of iS,2 balk line champion OF the
world.
I'm the recent tournament. which
was won by DeMarest,' said Hoppe.
neither Morningstar nor myself com
peted. and still the victor is hailed as
champion | don't feel that DeMarests
claim is clear.
AS matter OF fact. am inclined
TO believe that the champion will he
the winner OF a l,500-point match be-
TWEEN Morningstar and myself. IL
De Marest can take the measure of
that match. no one will question his
right to the title"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

HEART WiM III.
TO Sporting
HEART Editor.

II willbe incumbent ON IacE O'Con
nor, Hughie DuffY and Patsey Dono
van tc furnish c gtod bit of fun 20
e--1 add to the Amers
-. v,, can league gaiety
Mss Ms Vol. son during the comins
! CA>r'LLoN. season. for the
banjohuson circnli
has lost one OF It's star performers OF
1908 and his place Is going 10 be a
hard one 10 nh. Joe Cantillon viii be
absent when the bell rings and Joe
will be missed particularly IN tue
other cities OF the league into "hlch
I Joe has percolated at regularly stated
intervals for several seasons. with a
hard luck story which lost nothing IN
the variety with which IL was always
expounded aud the quaintness ot the
excuses involved. Joe Cantillon had
wit that could not be denied. The
grim necessities OF the Washington
club. coupled with the inveterate habit
OF its manager of being always IN
trouble with the powers OF the league,
gave him an opportunity OF exercising
his peculiar gift TO the absolute limit.
The writer sat on the Washington
bench one afternoon while Joes band
was getting ready 10 fly al the throats
of the Tigers. Joe had just finished
[ the recountal OF an array OF injured
which was simply staggering. Jerry
Eddinger was busy patching up Grip
plies To get into the play.
"Clymer has broken leg. You
know" Joe Was saying. and streets
fingers are i'm awful shape. johnson
1 1. ..I.s .t..f- hut a
have 10 pitch today. Milan's ankle Is
on the bum and Jerry Freeman seems
10 be going blind from the way he Is
hitting. Bob Unglaub sprained his in
tellect when a small child and has
never gotten over IT, And still that
crowd back there in Washington is
wondering. suppose. why we don't
win"
AS Joe spoke. the veteran Jack
Warner and the venerable Jesse
Tannehill drew on their manual equip
ment and started out TO timber mp :
bit Both we're admittedly on their
last legs as big-league ball players and
| Warner In particular looked Old
enongh TO be the father Of some OF
the ambitious colts on the senatorial
lineup.
Hey. Jack" yelled Cantillon; Hey,
Jess"
The battle-scarred heroes of days
gone by stopped and stood at atten'
4 ton.
| Men" continued Joe. be careful
Don't get gay and rupture a blood
vessel Don't do anything desperate,
Don't hurt each other.P
| Jack and Jesse didn't sense the
point for a moment and then the catch
er grinned. Languidly Tannehill wound
up and lobbed ball into Warner s
mitt as lightly as piece of thistle
down. On the bench in the Wash
ington dugout. Cantillon leaned back
with a sigh OF resignation that actu.
/ ally sounded as IL he meant II.
Days when the grass is damp must
be added To the other sort OF days in
which Wild Bill Donovan is not "a
pitch. If We understand the situation
correctly
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Here's hoping the managerial
troubles of VIM. Reginald Armour.
owner OF the Toledo American associd-
tion baseball club, are ended Bill
Reginald's woes have been frequent
for the last couple OF years.
Armour tried TO manage the team
from the bench. same as he managed
Dayton In the old days. and as he did
later when he shaped the destinies Of
the Maps and Tigers, but he couldpt
stand the strain.
Along toward the end OF 1908 he
turned the team over TO Catcher Fred
Abbott Abbott was a failure. and
along the middle OF 1909 he resigned
and Sox Seybold took a try at the joo
SOx wasn't bowling SUCCESS. either.
and Armour feared he might have 10
take to the bench again in 1910.
However. he has signed up Ducky
Holmes, the ola big league outfielder
aud lately part owner and manager
q, the Lincoln and Sioux City teams
in the Western league. He will have
complete charge of the team.
PrIntiDg Co., ~ John R-st Call Main
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
INDOOR LEAGUE PRoSPERS.
Everitts Still Lead But ST Bonifaee
Team Is Close Second.

The Intercity Indoor Baseball league
had another very successful week,
games all being closely contested and
very interesting. The lower division
teams have braced their lineup. so
that they are again In the running and
making even the first team hurry up
To keep in the game with them The
y. f. Everitts are still heading the
league. although they are closely fol
lowed by the Bonnies, whose strong
lineup and long experience and asso-
citation together make Them Il hard
team to defeat
Monday night will see the Walker
willie Boat Club contesting with the
"" in the big gymnasium at the
local institution.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

record. But he still has that unbreaS-
able will which mas carried him over
SC many apparently insurmountaole
He won't admit the posi-
hility or defeat lie does not believe
age has ealled upon his vitality until
he can no longer combat nature to 4
successful termination.
And IL Weston is frail looking. he Is
the slenderness NJ the thoroughbred.
The kind We find in the small-limbeG.
deep chested, straight backed equine
blue bloOds. with powerful driving
and whipcord sinews. Ths
sort that stops when something breaks.
not before. And inside of all is the
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Only Three Pirates In.

II is rather surprising to learn that
only three OF the Pirates OF 1909 have
signed for 1910 The three Pirates
who have signed are George Gibson.
the catcher; Fred Clarke. the man.
ager, and Charles (Babel Adams. the
pitcher They signed in the order in
which their names appear.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Now Deal Is Called For.

A tale going the rounds has 1t that
Miller Huggins drew $4,000 from Gar.
~ Hermann for bench duty last year
and that Dick" Egan. who covered
second received $500 The same
authority has Lobert drawing $4,000
ana Ewing $4,000. No wonder Grin
plans Ia let some OF his spavs go.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
CORNISH CHAMPION DEAD.
William Martin Succumbs To Pneu-
rnonia At Home In Calumet

CALUMET. Mich, Jan. 10.-tSpe-
cial---William Martin of Laurium,
aged 30. undisputed middleweight Cor
nish style wrestling champion. died
yesterday after a three-days Illness
with pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
meAleer Sweet On White.

Col McAIeer hopes TO secure Harry
White. from tho White SoX " ne
succeeds the American League likely
will nave a new tailender this year.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Tommy MurohY the Latest.

Harlem Tommy" Murphy wants
fight with Battling Nelson. he claims
his victory over Ad WOlgast entities
him To recognition from the Dane
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Laubseher VS. ei,xehIao

Lon i.auDscner and Ernie Gitschlae
have been matched to play pool to-
night at 1929 Gratiot.ave. the place
conducted by Charles VI. Plowe. The
pair viii play l25 balls. after which
Will execute fancy shots.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
ropsy ONLY UtiIity Man Nov

Connie" Mack says that Heitmul-
Ter. Goode and Murphy viii man his
outfeld this year. Young Jackson and
'Topsy" Hartsel will be carried for
emergency work
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
&. Collins Job In Dancer.

Connie Mack expects great things
Of his new second baseman Butcher.
who started out with the Cubs in
1909.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Cuts Out Sprinu Trip.

"I'll play with Chicago next year"
SAYS Johnny Evers. but ! u tend TO
my store and will not go South for
training
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Where Soccer Flourishes.
aasebaII peaIs peIIned.

There are 50 teams playing the Soc
Ger game In Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Silver ALL lie Healthy

Silver Bill" Riley is spending the
winter In Chicago and is enjoying
good health. this year
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

great heart. whose every pulsatton
drives onward with splendid courage
\ marvellous stomach is one OF Wes-
tons endurance secrets. Having live |
In the open. exercising regularly. his
stomach digests whatever he asks L.
10 and he eats heartily His only
hobby is that old Loarding house IA.
vorite, prunes
Weston doesn't train for his uu.
heard OF performances. He lives so he
can start upon moments notice. He
does not touch stimulants His legs
are as soft as a babys. There isn't a
hard OF a knotty' muscle in his make
up after mis- walks.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Charley Carr sa"s that IN making
baseball deals IL is case Of giving
turkeys for spaTrows.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Job Printing done rtght. Times
Printing Co.. ~ John r. st Call Main
Ii9s. OF Cits S3SS.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Job Printisg done right Time.
Printing CO., 10 John R-st. Call Main
1fSS. or City 33S5.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Job Printing done right. Times
PrIntiDg CO., - John R-st Call Main
1898, or city 33Sj.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

II will be incumbent on JacE O'Con-
nor, EIughie Duffy and Patsey Dono-
van 10 furnish good bit of fun 10
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Days when the grass is damp must
be added To the other sort OF days in
which Wild Bill Donovan is not 70
pitch. il We understand the situation
correctly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-22
iDERlSIHG RATES 'ssBNiSHEO On APPLICATION

The TIMES has been duly entered VI tlie
ost Once In Superior. Wisconsin. "s Sec"n"-
LIARS matter.