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con.,ss'one. the speaker, from sohn., y
nos.nly, hgures in the contest only az G,, u
iigSeehng is such between the friends OF
tho, the cnair irman and the governor that u
cana,shabe make second choice Nnnless QUIT 10
prnhIdatos appear. which even no" -
senoagie!. Claestonc w!ll be accofoen IN
bio '"p choice votes Of such as vote oou
spnsnsrm pnns.orm temperance legislation alreanI,y alSI,y
MIND TO be on the wane In the pnD.e
S.nn. not half the discussion, IN nto ne
'eIa or an the streets OF south lua.,o,
nso OF heard as was SIX '"o"'
tle Ae =, nntioual issues and the conduct v, v,
s'ates affairs occupy the center "
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
FRESH AIR IS USED IN FIGHT
AGAINST WHITE PLAGUE
Pupils in Orange Public Schools loob
Healthy and are Gaining
WeiQht

ORANGE. n. j.. Dec l6-An aver
age gain OF Il y pounds has been made
in the last three weeks by the four
teen pupils in the open air class OF
the Orange public schools. according
TO a report made today by Or. Rather
inc Porter. medical inspector. SO sue
CesSful has the experiment proven
that four more pupils will be added 70
the class after Jan. | The children
are taught in large room the numer-
GUS windows OF which are kept open
most OF the time
In addition to the open air" treat
ment, the food of the children is Civ
en- special treatment Hot porridge,
milk and eggs and bread and butter
are on the menu and MONDAY meal,
at the expense of the school board, is
served. Several OF the children who
we're in danger OF being attacked with
tuberculosis ar the beginning Of the
experiment are looking rosy and
healthy.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
GOTCH TO RETURN
TO RING, MAYBE
Champion Wrestler Says One OBJ
staele" Only Stands In
His Way.

CHICAGO. Dec l6.-Cont fadicting
az his former assertions Frank Gotrh
To-Day admitted that his return 10 the
mat was not impossible, and thar 1t
"oEc little obstacle were removed he
might be seen IN a bout with either
Hackenschmidt or Mahmout before
summer comes again.
Gotch refused to say what the one
title obstacle MAS further than il was
OF private nature His announce
rient came when il was intmated
that for A man who had retired from
the game he was spending a good deal
OF time and money to travel over the
country and watch Hackenschmidt
ana Mahmout perform
That is funny, he said Il have
seen them. and then, with flash OF
his old fire. You can say that III
wrestle any man in the world who
can prove his right 10 match pro
vided the one obstacle in my way can
be removed. Yes. I'll beat him too.
I don't feel like quitting the game /
am as good now as at any time in my
career and fellow hates 10 give up
Anything at which he is the best man
hG the world.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
HENRY ORUEMAN
IS BIC FELLOW

Just why Henry Ordemau is looked
upon as the successor or Frank Gotch
as the leading heavyweight wrestler
II this country, is apparent When one
sees him in action. Ordeman arrived
ia Detroit late Wednesday. He worked
out today at Al Days gymnasium,
playing handball and taking light ex-
ercise To keep himself in trim OIde-
man is In grand condition.
lie is big, husky grappler. with
Plenty Of speed and a remarkable de-
,rlopment Ordeman looks a. though
be could give Hackenschmidt. Zbys-
zko. Mahmout or any OF the heayles
who are now touring the country, a
terrific battle. He is remarkably fast
for a man OF his build.
The match between Ordeman and
Fenby at Light Guard armory, Fri
Cay. before the Wolverine Athletic
cub, will De another case OF Mime
sCta vs.. Michigan, and about the same
sort OF rivalry exists between Orde'
man and Fenby that characterized the
football battles during the last few
years
Fenby himself is full of confidence.
1T makes no difference to me-" he
said. whether or not Frank Gotch
told Ordeman he is the best heavy
weight IN he country. That doesn't
brighten me bit have trained
faithfully .or this bout and never was
iu better condition You can count
Oh me being ia the struggle all the
way"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
LYNCH OPPOSED
TO GIVING PRIZES
National League Head Wants No
Repetition of Prize Auto
Scandal.

NEW YORK, Dec l5.-When the
magnates of the National League re
sumed their meeting this afternoon
AT the Hotel Breslin, il was with the
general understanding that the
schedule committee would be ordered
To draw up program OF l54 games
for the season of 1911.
At yesterdays meeting. at when
Thomas Lynch was unanimously re-
elected for one year. the matter OF
the schedule was discussed, but no
definite action taken. The magnates,
however. had about agreed that lol'
game schedule, conflicting as little As
possible with that of the American
League, would be best.
The schedule committee, viii, II Is
said be requested TO confer with
President Ban Johnson OF the Ameri-
can League in an effort TO see that
there will be no conflicting games on
Sunday in the west IL was also eN-
pected that some action would be
taken this afternoon. on the sugges
ton OF President Lynch. that there
be no prizes offered TO batsmen.
This results over the offer OF an
automobile and the mixup that re-
suited between Laioie and Cobb, OF
the American League Lynch is bit
terry opposed to allowing players TO
enter such contests.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
DAG. WINS CAME
IN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Takes Contest From Mack Parks. Blu.
Is Forced To Work
Hard.

Two more teams in the Detro,.
Amateur Hockey league displayed
their abilities 10 "A good sized CroNd
AT the Arena, Thursday night They
We're the ID. A. {. and Mack Parks.
The ID. A. G. was touted as a mighty
organization and il proved so, but
the Mack Parks developed unexpected
strength and the Delta crowd hal a
hard time scoring three goals. The
Micks made none.
The superior work Of Prout IN
front OF the Mack goal kept the 10
tails down. Baker for Macks had
several excellent chances TO tally but
was unable to keep his feet He spent
bali the evening falling down and he
Other half getting UP. His skates
were dull.
The contest was inclined to rough
ness in spots so Referee Foley had
Il busy time chasing offenders from
the surface At one time Hobbs AMI
T. LaFountain came together ahG
both Tell down Before they could
arise, Foley was escorting them TO
,he side lines
There were plenty Of exciting mo-
ments and the crowd howled IN glee
as the game progressed.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
ST. LOUIS TEAM
IS TO Be SOLD
Jimmy McAleer After 1t, But League
Leaders Scheme To Prevent
Him Getting 1t.

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-The Amer
can League owners named Farrell
johnson and Comiskey committee
TO 20 TO St Louis and discuss the
sale of the team with prospective
purchasers. The game is said TO be
TO keep the team away from Jimmy
McAleer, who wants TO buy.
Unless someone who is approved
by the trio purchases the team, Il
will be retained by Hedges. The lat
ter was inclined 10 be secretive re-
garding his affairs but said he had
promised the league TO retain the
club until a sale that would be salts
factory to the other owners could be
contaminated Both Hedges and Com.
misky denied a report that Hedges
was being forced out by Comiskey
and Ban. Johnson.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

II baseball lives to be 10000 yeas
: old, il Will never see duplicate OF
Eddie Beatins third strike on HarrJ
Stovey in 1887 OF IS There neve!
was anything like it; there never will
be
Beatln had the moss deliberate slow
ball that ever weariel its way toward
plate. Cy Young, Mathewson. Ed
Walsh, Mordecai Brown, Addie JOS
o. any OF the artists would gladly
separate from $4,000 for loaf bail
like Beatin's. The batter never knew
VIXEN Beatin wound up whether the
bail would come like Johnny Moisant
or an a. ID. T. boy.
On the afternoon when Stovey
starred. Beatin was in grand shape
and had the Athletics to l in the
eighth. In the ninth. with two gone.
three Athletics pranced about on the
lases with Stovey up. A grand bat
ter. lightning runner, a splendid all
around player, was Harry A single
meant a tie game; two-base hit
meant defeat.
3eatin mad the nerve of wrestling
promoter He shot the first one
stfaight across.
strike" yelled the jumps.
Beatin grinned as he wound M and
whipped hot one across OH the in
side Stovey let it pass.
Strike two the arbitrator an
ronnced.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
All-Star Teams Don't
Always Get Results
PICKING BEST PLAYERS is LOTS OF FUN BUT SOME
TIMES CROWD OF SECONDRATERS
COULD BEAT THEM.

, the fellow players can't very well De
charged with something which they
cannot avoid. and the result is tha1
chase is given errors because he S
trying for quick play
How much better 10 have that
quick play 80 right in a hard-fouSht
and close game than 10 have the other
team win. and there is where Chase
IL great.
Records. so tar rs he is concerned.
are not worth the powder To blow
iucn up. Ills ball-playing ability Is
worth a thousand times the paper and
,rk which are necessary 10 make a
record OF his work
For such reasons a skllful ana
capable manager like Hanlon Was
sure that he could beat an AllAmer-
lean team with a nine OF his own Sc
lee. on In other words. he figured
tina, the man who chose the original
eleven would probably pick the top
lotrhcrs.' while Hanlon would rely
uuu his Judgment OF ball-playing atll-
ny. and put together an organization
wnj,l would be better in team work
,Eau that selected by his rival
There have been actual efforts IN
baseball % put what might almost be
called Ail-American teams on the
field and il is rather interesting TO
note that not one of them ever won
q championship, and one or two had
quite "A tine 10 get into the first di-
vision of the race.
When the stars found themselves
on the same team they discovered
that they could not play baseball AS
We'll as when they We're separated,
and there's the real test of the game
team work.
Ii Won can't get it out OF your play
crs there is no immediate hope of
winning a championship.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
EDITED BY
X. o. BROWN MAY MEET
HARLEM TOMMY MURPHY

NEW YORK. Dec. To- Harlem
Tommy Murphys victory last night
over Pal Moore, the Philadelphia
phenom, has placed the New York
boy among the best lightweights In
the country, and an effort is on foot
today to match him with Knockout
Brown. VINO is regarded as the best
lightweight in the east.
Ii Murphy and Brown are matched,
the winner will probably fight owen
Moran. the Englishman. the victor IN
this fight TO take on AID Wolgast for
tie championship.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Murphy Is After
We lgast's Scalp

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Pal. Moore
and Tommy Murphy, two OF the best
young lightweights in America, reach
ed New York today from their train
ing camps, for their ten-round fight
tonight AT the Empire Athletic club
Moore came from Allenhurst, n j..
and Murphy from Fishkill LANDING
Both OF the boys declare they are
slightly under the weight at which
they expect TO enter the ring tonight,
and that they are trained to the
minute.
The battle will show whether Muir
ply has a chance for the title now
held by Ad. Wolgast.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
HOEDE ~ S
Nv 1926 Michigan Ave.
Princeton Plays
wo More Games

PRINCETON. y. j., Doc. i6 70
Everything else having failed 10 turn
out a championship football team at
PRINCETON. il has nov been decided
10 add two more games TO next seq
SOUS schedule, in the nope that real
struggles on the gridiron will fin ~"
team, for better showing against
Yale One OF these games viii be
with Rutgers and the other. Ii -
euDed, with Harvard
The date Of a IarYaT
game is all that now prevents the
.igning Of contract. Harvard wants
Inc game on Nov. I, to allow two
weeks for her to prepare for Yale,
while Princeton wants ii week later
"a pat the team on edge for the bull
log.
The announcement oil an increased
schedule is received with enthusia. m
By he students, who for years have
fcntended that the Tigers have not
been given enough perpetrators work.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
EASTERN HIGH TO PLAY
ALL SAVE UNIVERSITY

The basketball schedule for Eastern
high school has just been announced
Each high school team in the city
save University. will be met at least
once. As with Central and Western
the folks OF Coach Frye were omitted
The dates follow:
Jan. 6-McMillan at Mcmillan.
Jan. liam Arbor az Eastern.
Jan. 20-NcMillan at Eastern
Jan. 27-Alumni at Eastern
Feb 3-Central at Eastern.
Feb 10-Western at Western.
Feb 17-Jackson at Eastern
Feb 1S-Adrian at Adrian
Feb 2i-Central at Central
Feb. 2S-Western al Eastern.
=
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Klaus One Step Nearer

PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. i6.-Frank
Klaus is enc step nearer the middle
weight championship today whil2
Jack Abbott of Duquesne, knows how
II feels to be a down-and-outer. Klaus
battered his man SO badly in Nc
Keesport in their bout last night that
he was unable to stand UP AT the be.
ginning OF the fifth rounS and Alb
bolts seconds threw up the sponge.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Bradley Goes To Toronto.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Bill Brad
10, the star third sacker of the Maps
for nine years. who mas been a free
agent since last summer, has signed
to play third for Joe Kelley's To
rOntC club
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

II the assurances of the Wolverine
Athletic club management come true,
the wrestling game In Detroit will re-.
ceive great boost at Light Guard
armory this evening The bouts TO be.
staged by the Wolverine club should
be tlrst-class. and Manager Tucker
and the principals declare the men
will work from start To finish.
great deal OF interest is being
taken in the bouts because OF the
reputation Ordeman and Miller have
been piling up lately. Any man good
enough 10 be designated by Frank
Gotch as his successor has something.
Young Miller is the leading welter-
ueight stron gand active In Ernest
Fenby nj Gene Lawrence they will
have good opponents.
Fenby, who meets Ordeman has
been having lot of trouble finding
suitable opponents in this part of the
country Around here they don't
build EN- So big nor so strong as the
Sheppard boy He is considering very
seriously change of scene, going
either 70 Chicago or Minneapolis.
where the game hourishes and there
is plenty OF opportunity for getting
matches in any class Fenby expects
that Ordeman will have a lot of
bother throwing him.
The bout will commence at 8 O'Clock.
The first two. the prciminaries. will
be limited To 80 minutes each The
main attractions will go to a finish.
The first four rows of seats down
stairs are reserved and the sale has
been heavy at Harris cigar store.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

Now and then almost every one Is
! Possessed the idea that il il time
10 rut together an AllAmer.Ca base
hall nine. us lots OF fun. I'm fact.
IL H. IS matter of Jun. The All-AuIer-
ga idea IN footbaii only represents
personal belief. There Is positively
no method OF comparison based on Il
perfected equation OF values. Human
beings are not machines. A Divine
Providence never meant that the
should be. OCCASIONALLY ulel perform
mechanically, but they are more chli.
ed than blessed when they 90 SO
An All-Amerlca team selected from
tn, highest records Is mental pos
sIb,i,ty but playing impossibility.
An AN-AmCrica team selec.ed FROM Il
combination OF RECORDS and personal
Judgment is better The best OF base
ball managers are inclined TO believe.
however hat il is out of the question
IN any year TO choose IN AilAmeriCa
team when cannot be beaten
Edward Hanlon once remarked thai
he would siye any baseball critic The
privilege OF selecting AN All-Amel 'cl
team and agree 70 beat IL with one
OF MS own selection. He did not &C.
cr> the Judgment of the critics Tie
smd\ WAS OF the opinion thar no
man was clever enough to pick a ,eani
which would be absolutely perieci IN
al respects and one weak spot might
hrea6 il.
Nelv true Hanlon, ii he could.
would have 10 select team which
would be little better, bur the bur
der oi the proof oil the AilAmeriCt
efficiency would not be so much on
him as on the other fellow
Records Do Not Count.
More and more critics OF baseball
aad patrons OF baseball are ledrlhns
&, draw away from the idea that
figures are OF the greatest value ~
proving the worth OF players
Sob Unglaub. for instance, led the
first basemen last season according 70
the figures. and yet there Is hardly
. cnance gor Bob to be placed in that
position again this year. McAleer has
concluded TO let him out. But Tn
slaut by the figures is a better man
than Hal Chase. and yet one could
not pack enough Unglaubs on train
10 ger one Hal Chase in return.
There are first basemen in the
American league who overtop Chase
in the records How many of them
woulG the average fan take in the
place of Chase? The latter goes AZ
ter everything. Sometimes he is too
last Tor his fellow-players. II he IS,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
BOSTON NATIONALS CLUB
FINALLY CHANGES HANDS

NEW YORK. Dec. li.--WWiam
Hepburn Russell announced at noon
that by tomorrow he and his as
sociates will be the owners OF the
Boston Nationals. Tie stated that he
had deposited $4,000 as an earnest
that he viii take over John = Har
ris stock and that he VIII deposit
the remainder. $40 900. by tomorrow
and complete the deal.
Charles Carr, former manager OF
the indianapolis team. Was today
signed as manager, captain and first
baseman OF the Utica team OF tht
New York state League
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

The niger bnrnstormers are ba,
who's going to own the Bromns.

lin McNlctr wants 'eul and 50 DO a
lot of others. Hedges made himself
unpopular at home and with the mag
mates hy not keeping his team up 20
standard Hedges virtually is being
forced out az aseholl ~ the hope tlat
new owners will do better for ST.
Louis aud incidentally contribute more
10 the purse Of every tcarl that visits
the Mound city. Bias ball government
H. a queer tdng.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Pest, we All know.-Tb. "throy

Pests we All knOw.-Thc throw OUT
beggar. the fellow who S!aps YOU on
the back whom you're "ndulging" with
friends, the individual VINO insists upon
airing pct theories. the man who al
ways talks baseball. the insect who
SAYS. Say, Amt she a queen?"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
LOCAL WRESTLER WOULD
HAVE BOUT AT $50 LBS.

Chris Jordan. OF Detroit. is banker
ing for some wrestling bouts. Chris
wants TO engage in combat with any
body weighing around !5C pounds. He
is willing TO back mp his desires with
money. which is much more praise
worthy than conversation.
James Lite. No 40 Macombst., ~
managing Jordan, and says his man
will be at the entertainment OF the
Wolverine Athletic club Friday even
ing to challenge the winner OF the
match between Gene Lawrence and
Young Miller Litz' man wishes 10
wrestle for a side bet Oh $500 and "a
much purse as the wolverine club
will offer. The bout must be at less
than $50 pounds.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

Experts say Lundpi,s new rein
forced concrete rostoIice Is good ion
1000 years
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

oals-Hohbs, Currhn, Robson. rem
allies - Fountain Hobbs ,. En-
cry Edwards Referee Foley. Judge
Of PLAY arrow Time cpcr- Nelly
Penalty timer - Jackson. Time II
halves, 20 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Frozen Yarns For
The Baseball Fan

Every one thought Beatin would
waste the next one. but he had a
noodle and he used il. With no
ton exactly like that with which he
delivered the first two strikes. he
passed one of those teasers up 10
Stovey. The bali seemed To hang IN
the air like soap bubble.
When Stoyey thought the ball ought
TO be somewhere near him he swung
with terrific force missing ii by feet
for the Lall was nowhere near the
plate.
Then something funny happened.
Just as the umpire started his three
strikes" Stovey drew back and swung
again. This time he landed and the
ball sailed over center, two men com
ing home.
Bui the umpire said nay called
Stovey out and the game over.
Why doesn't that hit COUNT" Sto-
vev demanded
Because. Harry" said the umpire.
there is no rule in. this league per-
hitting YOU two strikes at the same
ball You were out second before
you made that hit
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

job Printing Done Right Time.
Printing Co, No. - John R-st. call
Main l49S. or City 33s5
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

dams according To figures. but there
are about fourt zen dig league clubs
that would like 10 pay q lev thousands
for him. Still they insist figures don I
nb
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
SHORT LENGTHS

It's pretty hard trying to Nil on the
third league ghost
Hugo Bc1dek has taken the place az
& l.. Brewer AZ athletic insu tor TO-
the AgGic~ lie - from Arkansas uni
NrrsttN.
The Athletics playing the Havana.
cuba. team, won on Thursday 10 /.
I'll. Athletics have hal tough time
defeating .HC y hgrOeS-
The Tiger transformers are back
from cuba. having arrived IN the city
a day OF two since. They hustled
home - do Christmas shopping sam
crawford was detected walking W
WooGWard-avv THURSDAY loaded down
with enough bundles 10 stprt Il depart
mrnt store sam enjoys PoOd health
and says IL" Tigers came home feeling
fine.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

Whitewash is supposed 10 be de
odorizcr. but the coat applied to iai
luger still, smells like the stock yards
on an August afternoon after ram.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

Lnrry Do,Ic. HInnt- sccond hn.cmnn.

the western conference il Michigan
will not. and its cinch the Wolverine
is out foy Keeps.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
HARRY NELLY
WRESTLING CLUB
OPENS TONIGHT.
Wolverine Puts on Most Excellent
Card at the Light Guard
Annory.
TONIGHT'S CARD.

TONiGHT'S CARD.
Fred Lemke VS.. Fred Dane, 1873
pounds.
Harry Davis VS.. William Bunk
erman. 145 pounds
Young Miller VS.. Gene Law
renee. welterweight.
Henry Ordeman VS.. Ernest
Fenby, Of Sheppard, Mich. heavy
weight.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
n giving, small boy n bali and M

when there Is three inches Of snow
on the ground ISN'T playing meannees
clear across the board, we are open To
conviction
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

They fetched the POI Of whitewasli
And made him white as snow,
But every place that Richard went
The smell was sure TO go.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
VETERAN DALI pLAI[R WHO SHOT HIMSELF

Dan McGann, former first baseman
of the St Louis, Baltimore, New
York. Boston and Milwaukee teams,
is the third OF the great players TO
take his lite. The others We're Marty
Bergen and Chic Staht II is coin
cidence that al three of the men
played on Boston teams-Stahl with
the American leaguers and Bergen
and McGann With the Nationals.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

II was standing in the dressing
room one day says Lew Criger
when Cy Young came in with a
bot,le OF mineral water and began 70
loosen the cork.
BE careful there. Cy,' said Jimmy
collins, that waters charged isn't
it,
Charged nothin'. retorted Cy. as
the cork flew out and the water
splashed into jimmy's face L never
had anything charged ia my life.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

Cuba aud japan nrc becoming more
Amcricaniled every ycat-thauks to
the baseball invasion.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Buy For a Man
What He Would Buy
for Himself
We have the proper kind OF
Mems WearableS at prices you'll
be glad to pay.
Tailoring
Clothing
Furnishings
Hats and Caps
Free Chris mas
PreS8niS

10 per cent worth of Mems Fur
nishings. Hats and Caps given
away With every Suit or Oyercoat
sale-to order or ready-tO-Wear-
till Christmas.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
We Suggest:

one Of our beautiful Inn
ported Art Calendar portfO-
Hos for 1911, With every
purchase "r ~ or more.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

tn GIFT CERTIFIC ATES
are redeemable In merchnn-
disc nt amy time. IisHued
Ia any amOuut.b
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

It's pretty hard trying Ia Nil OF the
ElId league ghost.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-22
Merchant Street, foot of Bishop ::


pions of "the poor mans beer"
That is the moral side of the liq-
uor corruption. But the material side
is no less marked. Brewers are pour
ing millions of dollars into the Con-
sentative campaign chest; so are the
big landowners the slum landlords
and the manufacturers who stand to
gain by protection. So the Conserva.
tives, standing for liquor, lords and
tariffs, go into the fight with heavy
financial advantage.