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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
DRAW LOTS FOR SHOW ROOM.
Competition For Space In Auto Build
ina at state Fair 10 Keen.

Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, there
will be general meeting Of all the
automobile and accessory dealers in
the Griswold house, to draw spaces
for the coming state fair automobile
show. Manager Walter Wilmot will
be present with plans and blueprints
of the floor space and the dealers will
draw numbers from a hat TO deter
mine who has the first choice of
spaces. Judging from the interest ia
ken, the space in the building,
amounting to 10000 square feet, will
be sold In short order.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
Friend Takes the Blame

In shielding his friend, August
Selke, accused of running blind
pig" at No. SIS st. Aubin-ave., An
thony Bayroski told Police Justice
Stein. Friday morning. that he was
the man who owned and sold the IL
quor. The court Immediately ordered
that a warrant be sworn out against
Bayroski
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
Brooklns and curtiss Make Flights.

ATLANTIC CITY, July S.-Walter
Brookins. representing the Wright
brothers, and Glenn ii. Curtiss, In his
own blplane, made exhibition flights
here today. Brookins, after making
complete turn In a 100-foot circle,
headed south and few over the mil
lion dollar pier. He went up 400 feet,
swung around in another spectacular
circle and then started down the
beach, executing every feat known
TO aerial navigation. Curtiss, too,
went through thrilling maneuvers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
WILL INSPECT RAILROADS.

LANSING. Mich. July -(Special).
--Commissfoners James Scuily and
George Dickinson and Chief Engineer
James Bryce. of the railroad commits
sion, will begin the annual inspection
OF all the steam and electric railroads
I'm the state. Monday. IL is expected
that 1t will require about two months
To complete the work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
WANTS RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Boston Man Says kaufmanns Seek to
Wreck De Luxe Motor Car Co.

wreck De Luxe Motor Gar 70.
Roswell r. Robinson, OF Boston, has
started suit against N. w. ID. w. and
Samuel Kaufman and the Deluxe
Motor Car Co., asking the appointment
of receiver and for an accounting.
Robinson alleges that the Kauff-
mans, who belong to the well-known
family OF that name In Marquette.
dominated the board of directors OF
the Deluxe company, and that they
conspired to defraud him out of $685.
900 worth Of stock he purchased and
TO wreck the company.
The defendants have demurred
from the bill OF complaint, claiming
there is not sufficient grounds on
which to appoint a receiver. Judge
Hosmer is hearing argument on the
demurrer.
The plaintiff is represented by A. c.
Angel, of Detroit, and f. N Higgins,
of Columbus, Ohio, while S. T. Douglas
appears for the Kauffmans and the
Deluxe company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
Have just a Quarter Each.

Pearl Means and Myrtle Morris, two
dainty misses of Fairmont, West vir
ginia, arrived in Detroit, Friday morn
ing. Each one had a solitary quar-
ter in her pocketbook. They told De
tectives Black and Wilson they had
come here to find work. As they
seemed old enough to care for them
selves they were allowed to depart.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
Work "a Hours a Day.

The busiest little things ever made
are DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is u sugar-coated globule of health,
that changes weakness into strength.
languor into energy. brain.fag into
mental power; curing Constipation,
Headache. Chilis, Dyspepsia, Malaria.
At z. C.. Kinsel; Central Drug Store;
Gray q Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
Aarhor Seal Eor Belle Isle Zoo.

Two harbor seal are the latest ad
ditions to the Belle Isle ZOO. They
come from Bar Harbor, Maine. Sec
rotary Busch, of the park department
reports that the 10 elk on the islanC
are making great preparations for re
ceiving and entertaining their bipet
namesakes who will be In Detroit mex
week. The four young male elk have
been appointed a reception commit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
FARMER MISSING.
Writes Wife That There's No Use
Looking For Him.

Writes Wife mat There's No Use
Looking For Him.
Louis Schleweis, Sc years old. well
TO do farmer of Manchester. Mich.
has been missing from his home since
.June 6, and was last seen on Wood
ward-ave, in Detroit. Following his
disappearance, his wife got a letter
from him postmarked Windsor, Ont.
He told her she need not look for him.
and that she and the children did not
appreciate a good husband and father.
The old man had often talked about
returning to Germany and relatives
there have been asked to look out for
him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
Liberty Short Lived.

Arthur Fourier, 10 years old, com.
pleted sentence in the Detroit House
of Correction, Friday morning, for
stealing a bicycle. Upon his release
he was Immediately arrested by De-
tectives Baker and Fenton on a charge
of deserving from the United States
army
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09

He pleaded for one moro chance 70
20 back to his wife. Mrs. Maxfeid
said abe would give him an opportun'
ity 10 reform. The court then made
Maxfeld get MP and apologize before
the entire courtroom for his wrong do
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
SaiIu, ace DISCHARGED.

Ben Rice. the sailor arrested by the
Detroit police on suspicion of being
mixed up In the brutal assault on
Edward Frazer, a non-union sailor. In
Buffalo. about two weeks ago, was let
go Friday morning, there being no svi.
dence against him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
strobbe's Trial Starts.

The trial OF Ahdor Strobbe, accused
of shooting at Charles DeGreve with
intent to kill, was started before
Judge Phelan Friday morning. Strobbe
shot DeGreve in Randolph-st. saloon
after he found the latter with his wife
The parties In the case are all Be-.
CLANS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
$3.50 cleveland and Return.

Lake Shore Ry. sunday, July 10.
Also Toledo rs cents, Sandusky 81.
Train leaves Detroit 1902 a. m, also
for Toledo 2:45 p. m. Tickets to Cleve-
land good also on 900 D. m. train Sat
urdsy Particulars City once. Opera
House.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09

Nine. curie. the co-s'lscoverer witt
her husband OF radiain, has beel
elected member OF the American
Philosophical society. She was th'
only woman on the list OF rs member
elected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09

Northsru and kes>sm <lo4
Visit Tawes Beach. Moc1io1c
and other Northern and E11<1f1
igan Resorts. Fish m InI1nd I>&c. .&&
strcnme--our lakes are 1lII ~ 111&
inexpensive outings and Vacations IS
the Great North Woods country U<I<1
w. O. MacEdWard. q. A. A.. U1<I1|.
& Mackinac Ry.. Day CITY. Mich. ~
loopase illustrated book.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
DIES OF INJURIES.
Leonard Weber Was Struck BY Train
July q.

Leonard Weber. IS years old, No.
500 Lafayette-blvd., died in Solvay
General hospital, Friday morning, as
the result OF injuries sustained July 4.
He was struck by Michigan Central
train In lakewood that day, but his
injuries were not considered serious.
However, the shock, coupled with his
advanced age. resulted In death.
Mr.. Weber was the father of Len
Weber, notorious counterfeiter. who
has been arrested various times.
Coroner Rothacher Is investigating
the accident.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
BABES BODY IN RIVER.
Tiny Corpse Found Near Detroit Ship
building Co.'s Plant.

The body of two-months-old baby
was found floating in the river at the
foot OF Dequindre-st.. about noon. Fri
day, the Waterman at the plant OF the
Detroit Shipbuilding Co. making the
discovery. Coroner Burgess is inves-
tigating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
Girl Makes Serious CHARGE.

A warrant was issued, Friday, for
the arrest OF Stanley Jarosz, who is
charged by Mary Baldwin, a 15-year.
old Greenfield township girl. with a
serious crime.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09

Rainbow blue, Cyprian red, corn
color and Circassian walnut are names
OF new colors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09

Deserving Hubby PromIses 20 Reform
nv and Court Lets Him CO.

John Maxfield. No. 1904 Dubois-st.
underwent the humiliating experiences
OF apologizing to HIS wife In Police
Justice Stems court, Friday morning
Johns wife testified that he ran away
from her May /. She sat on the wit
ness stand with her baby in her arms
and John was SO moved by the sight
that he wept copiously.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09

Lace Is the most conspicuous fei
ture of the seasons trimmings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09
What Ais YOU?

Do you feel weak tired respondent have frequent head
aches coated tongue, bitter bad taste in morning.
heartburn, belchins Of Gas, acid risings throat
eating stomach snaw burn, foul BREATH dizzy spells
poor variable appetite, times and kindred
symptoms
II you have any considerable number of the
above symptoms you suffering from bilious
ness, torpid liver with Indigestion, or dyspepsa.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is made
up Of the most valuable medicinal principles
known medical science for the permanent
cure of such abnormal conditions. IL IL q most
efficient liver invisorator. stomach tonic, bowel
regulator and nerve strenfthener.
The Golden Medical Discovery Is not patent medcin
full list OF les ingredients being printed its boev
under oath. fsnce a these will show that IL contains
full habit-formina druGs. IL IL fluid made with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-09

The newest hair pins are mounte
In silver studded with rhinestones.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

son was recorded Our debonnaire
honeymooner was the victim. A low
throw from "Caterpult" Kirk caught
Beckendorf on the shin. and raised a
bump so big that Jennings accused
him later OF trying 10 smuggle base
ball away in his stocking. Beck -
getting lots OF sympathy. though. so
his plight might be worse.
This Kirk. by the way, was the
most enthusiastic worker OF yester.
day, though this morning found him
less ambitious. There's no denying
he's proud OF that terrific whip.
The local ball yard is as parched
as quarter section OF the Sahara
desert The present winter" has
been the dryest In many years, and
the sod soaks UP water al rate
which defies the local pumping sta
ton. In fact, the colored groundkeep-
er says he worked most OF this morn
ing trying to make one mud puddle
with the entire output OF three-inch
water main. but failed. the aqua pura
running down into cracks In the sun
baked earth. Pernoll showed up
TUESDAY night
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
Ralph Works PIaint.

II RHIpn Works meets Iul 70 y pS-
ter the .pfatler of baseball VINO
gets Cut tu, ~pe ding dope book, h- Is
going ~ SCurutully pass him bF. Wnen
tine Tigers make their first trip 20 N'w
York Nj Foster b~ " known, has IN
curred the ermltv ~ TIE Qiiu.
Ounce bv th, manner loo which be
Works on the dchi Of battle.
Mr. Works. as u viii be- recalled was
officially charged with the pitCulug OF
Eve ~ mes - which he won four and
lost one In the American leagues reg
ular campaign THIS performance was
really hlgh for the league pitcners bnt
Mr. Foster not only left IL out of the
regular table lstOmarlly built 70 IN
Jude only twtrleTs OF - or more Eames
but also omitted all mention OF the
performauces OF pitchers VINO We're Tess
often on ths firing line.
However. Nr Foster was not 50 KIND
WREN q came 90 batting records In
this respect Mr. Works shone with far
less hrllllancy. nc getting bat one hit
ont of am his times At bat. this one hit
by the way. being ar the expense or the
one and onl. r Doc Waddeli Ralph. :
batting average went into the records
and brought no tho extreme rear OF the
rrortssion There 20 stands, where he
who cares may read. In the meantime
only Ralph personal iutimates know
about the pitct ing record.
When lead the league they leave
IL out bit when I m a. the foot OF the
class they pat 81 iu what sort OF scor-
Ipg De- tAat.'
This forms tho basis ~ Mr. works
riaiut and u docs seem ike tough
ok
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
CHALMERS PATHFINDER
FOR 1910 GLIDDEN TOUR
American Automobile Association
Planning TO Make Some Changes
In Tentative Route Announced

After careful consideration OF the
competitive proposals submitted by
number OF manufacturers for the
privilege Of furnishing the Official
Pathinding Car for the 1910 Glidden
tour. the contest board have awarded
this privilege 10 the Chalmers Motor
Co. OF Detroit
The Chalmers car which is 10 lay
out the route will commence IFS work
sometime during the month OF April
as soon as the roads are in a Mt con
dition 20 determine the most prac
ticable route.
The futility OF the efforts OF car
OF another make than the Chalmers
now attempting 10 20 unotficially over
the road. and the unreliability OF the
road information which such car can
obtain at this season OF the year IS
self.eyident The roads over the
proposed route OF the tour are in such
condition az the present time that the
route which any car would have 10
take would OF necessity include many
detours and be entirely al variance
with the route which will be selected
BY the Chalmers official pa'hfnding
car when IL goes over the territory in
the proper season
The contest board also contemplate
the changing Of the tentative route IN
some OF its important particulars
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

arst sackcr. after spending the winter
in Chicago. Will be seen this summe'
with Minneapolis. Joe Cantillon's
American association club.
Tom Jones OF Detroit has been
ground the big leagues long enough
tor the fans 10 know his face. lie
may be missing next year, for Jen'
nings Is said to have youngster who
can not only fell but his the ball eS
well. for the initial sack. Miller Hug
gins. the liminutiyc keystone player
Of the Cincinnati team. is TO give way
TO a younger mai. Elmer FLICK,
Cleveland's great right fielder. was put
out OF the running by illness. Terry
Turner. than whom a greater short
stop never lived, may never return TO
the game. The 81 Louis club is due
for shakeup, and II is really n shaiue
20 hint al the number OF familiar
snces that will lie missing when Mana
GER Jack O'Connoa calls the roll this
spring.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
d,o. nyus fIal, h, Ball
10 Qsi Past n, n,aSuTu

Georee Meyers, Of Detroit,
son uf the secretary OF the local
tournament company, got past
with a new stunt Tuesday which
opened the eyes OF some Of the
bowling sharps at the Wayne
Gardens. lie saved his faVorite
bail after the Official measurer
had passed IL up.
There Is little side room
known as The paddock, IN
which the balls are weighed and
measured When Meyers pc.
was tapped the circumference
showed up as just a little more
than y inches. the legal size.
That meant condemnation COR
the globe But Meyers knew a
trick that cured the trouble.
He hilled down 20 the ice box
which accompanies the refresh
ment counter downstairs. froie
the Tall for a while until II hal
contracted IN size, and got :;
pas the ,neasurer on the sec
ond attempt.
Bat the sad part of the story
Is that George only got i96 Oh
the alleys when he did roll
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
cYelers Going East.

BUFFALO, y. Y, March 2 The
six-day bicycle racers here promise
to break a number OF records. having
scored more than y miles over tho
recent Newark. y J.. record. 40 the
end OF the second days racing A.
. o'clock this afternSon. the nine
leading teams start with a record az
473 miles and nine laps the tenth
team only one lap behind William
and Hill. the eleventh team, has dron-
ped ont OF the race The leaders uow
are Kramer and FogIer Lavson and
Moran. Bedcll and Bedeu. HHl and
Drobach. VaOni and West Lawrence
and Wiley. Root and Uehir Cameron
and Mitten. Dcmara and Stein
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
Stroud and Lister Show Best
Among Tiger Recruits, to Date

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March .
Desiring 10 speed UP the process OF
becoming acquainted with his $4,000
worth OF colt material. Hughie Jen.
nlngs is taking look at them in
action most OF the daylight hours. He
hustled them of the train into their
uniforms yesterday and chased them
away from the breakfast table for the
first OF two sessions planned for to-
day He isn't putting them over any
real high hurdles at present. But he
is giving them all the load that the
traffic will bear without positive
danger. Already he has scheduled
game with the San Antonios for
sunday. which date will really mark
the opening of the season Of Tiger
competition.
At the risk OF writing something /
may later regret, am going TO pre-
dict that. when the wedding out pro-
cess is taken up. among the young
steers. who will remain longest with
Detroit. will be Pete Lister and Ralph
stroud. the boys whom Bill Coughlin
developed and recommended to the
old club OF which he once was cap
tain
The way Pete hit the ball against
that right field fence made San An
tonic players. who were working in
the background ask who II was that
said Sam Crawford wasn't along. Pete
looked every whit mp 70 specifications,
though he IS such a Charmingly ur-
bane young man that Il is difficult TO
imagine him lighting tooth and nail
for bali game OF that. however, we
shall know a lot more in a couple of
weeks
Stroud has delivery. which can
liken only to that OF Miner Brown
He handles the propulsion OF the ball
with every pound OF his considerable
weight. and, a the highest point OF
his swing, poises momentarily on tip
of his pivot foot with all the grace OF
a toe dancer They say he has terrific
speed. and one is ready TO believe II
after seeing the perfection OF his
pitching form
Before the bunch was through yes
terday, the first injury OF the 1910 sea
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

George simmons is a statistical dend
and cuu amuse the gHnS I'm OF hours
Nt Tricks WIN ~ titr- ivin .f'lHi7f ~
Harvard. has nothing on the Tiger IN
ftut wonder.
peter Lister is mighty huntsmsn
10 round MS nome town ~ Rock Island
and d. already planning for ava outing
Win the ducks that abound iu these
Mattv McGptyrc is the star card mend
ot ht party. When unable 20 start q
pircrhlc game in the evening he plays
himself .Ncltipg games " solitaire.
Mrs BIu Donovan Isn't with the
yarts sne Left her athletic hubby in
tHlttGo WHEN ne started south. return
G.I prsk, H. snNiously awaiting the
advent ~ Nllett. When Edgar is out
ou tii. nviuw ltlc Dol sass DO" VIII be
.ls.,,.,rf \ funk from the kansas
,rclpn- crippled Deis throw INK arm
mo al.stcry Of George Hardin IL
stip to b- explained. George says he
eould,t uhtSiiir iaNt eauEht tnr Tt
ger surcia Sundav morning itt did
uanagt 90 got down iu trr evening
WItro ,Nte some appointment when
IL was found tE1t t1c ~dniOuD man age
mont hadn't so11od tho inhcld hero. as
ton IL RI probable moN" or tho local
bHu rsff ofD most wear rolls round
s,n.obodv offered Wild ism Donovan
j., sfarr no thanks said Jill. III zee
trtrds mo TOO much ~ PittsIurG
ram Icliv.t saws lc doesn't think his
brother will sIpu with Washington uu-
loss IIe gets q better ofter. The Young =
ar member 81 dho family made good
with % veDgeancel hui only sot nom
Thk' cfain gang went by the othet
n rs, .rq HARRY IuthiI warned some ct
49, Youngsters re careful what you
TO down moro, hr said. iAftltulhEiy'
don't steal too many bases ,,,,,..,.,.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

Ali OF the Pirate veterans will re-.
main. unless Clarke makes deals for
lever or Philippe. his old pitchers.
Both did good work last season
against certain clubs. They may last
another season The other veterans
are Wagner. Leach and Clarke, aud
they cannot I've improved upon.
Matty Mcintyre Is the only one OF
10 veteran Dctroiters whose petit is
IN danger Matty, rumor says. has
G.sn his best days, and is booked for
tie minors unless some other major
lsasre cilb steps IN and claims him
when waivers arr asked
Tho Giants are through with Frod
Penny. the * Boston captain and nrst
ss.eman. Jenny has slowed up physi-
cally. but his ability 10 think fast has
kept rim up there for at least one
ysar Next season Merkle will deco
eate first for McGgaw regularly.
Washington has turned Jiggs Dono-
are loose. and this brilliant, scrappy
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
D. A. C. ATHLETES GATHER
ON ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT
Smoker for Baseball Stars Will Ac'
company Boxing and Wrestling
Events in Clubhouse Gym.

st. Patrick's night will be a big &C
CASTOR for the ID. \. {. members.
There finals in the clubs wrestling aad
boxing competition viii take place then
aud will be followed by smoker
which is to be given I'm honor OF tho
club members wha are going out ~
professional ball players 10 various
cities OF the country.
The boxing events are in the L.
pound, l35-pound. l45-pound AMI
heavyweight classes while the wrest'
ing bouts will bring together Marks
and Spaling and lsbester and Gibbs,
The latter pair having each gained q
fall in previous meet ngs. Ned Stlmp-
son will referee while Foster Wake
he able trainer OF the club, viii adj
TO the glce OF tn, occasion in various
ways
John Kelsey has arranged for the
farewell entertainment for the depart
ing ball players. 4 banquet will also
Ia held later in honor OF the ball play
Crs.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

tire heroes OF hundreds of welliousni
battles 90 away aut baseball Is nor
charitable. ana the nckls public does
not want medi0ority IL pays for INC
best and IL must have the genuine
Substitutes won. go.
Among the men almost certain 70
Sc the hook Is the veteran Ut them all.
Wee Willie" keeler. who for the pas
two seasons has tAiled 90 hit In the
500 class for the first time In MS
career. rhe IIlghlanders will miss
Keeler. and IL is probable Wee
Willie" Will miss the game, but ne
can afford 10, for he has something
like 5000. 900 worth Of realty IN Brook
.yn. turning out a Mise comfy income.
Sc he won't be peeved when not Dr.
dered 10 report mex spring
The White Sox are going 10 miSs
lme vets Frnnk lsbell, the nail
eagle OF the inheid. will remain n
Wichita and look after his own CLUB
Eddie Ham has already been disposed
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

Gilbert Roy Cornwell and y \ Nil
icr Jackson. III. = Lawrence ana q r..
smith y l. LaShhrook and \. Hoen-
st heidt H. NJ Myers and " Wra} l.
HOnnirg and Max prossman, Detroit.
w sage and q Zimmerman. j \ Wen
CIR and partner Chicago. y GruNer
and Harry GerloskL Leon Ellis and
sam Mendeisohn, Frank Schieiss snd
Eoy Thorrdii. Grand Rapids. e q
Beatty and Jas Stiggers Van Vert
I>DINIDI Al EVENT.
Geo. : Aultz, Al Sondheimer Wn.
Rathburn aud oscar Salherg 'Cleve-
lana. Albert :. brock George Green
valid. Ote smith Edward Mackcy and
u. 4 Shreve. Akron Frank ] Zen. De .
troit, A Jones. Van Vert. Earl
EHsiutr. Dayton.
$50 70 m-Edward or Dayton.
John King NJ } Murphy Jos pangeL
c l. Briggs and Chas Hawkins, Akron +.
l. peArmeott ana NJ. QConnor. Terre
Haute l. W Bacon. Jackson, O A
Farwcil. Detroit, g. a. Beatty, Van
=. ma IT. Iashbrook W c.
Ferguson. Walter Il GiroUN I. \.
Schneider Hoenscbeidt. Dan VI.
Myers w Wray Max Drossman and
norman j. = Weber and \. Gaul, en-
cngo. w Tumhleson. Van Vert
$3.50 T. BOD MN % Bricn lr, and pr-
r Benz syracuse. =. T. GruNer. Harry
Gerloski Frank SchieISs. Leon Ellis.
sam Meudelsohn and Roy ThOrndtl.
Grand Rapids n Johnson and G..
TumbleSon Van Wort, I. II. Werner,
Detroit. g. H. Rauteuherg Syracuse.
f. smith. Detroit. Jas Stgsers' Van