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The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
STAGE STARTS A
.Ll.ABRAT0RY SCHEME
VIII Try Out His Ideas of New Foot
ball Rules at University of Arkan-
sas This Winter, Bezdek Helping.

CHICAGO. Feb 2l.-A. A. Stagg.
annette director OF the University ot
chicago. today gave the details OF -
scheme ne has evolved whereby the
proposed new football rules WI b.
tested CIT under his direction at tue
University OF Arkansas.
Stagg will remain at the Southern
University FOR two weeks and during
his stay there all he complications
nt the changed rules will he eNperi.
mented with and their effects upon
the safety OF the game will be- noted.
Hugo Bczedek. former Cicago loot
bill star and now coach of the Afkau.
sas eleven. Will assist Stagg i'm the
work
Il am in favor OF giving more free.
dum To the forward pass. Stagg de-
clared. At The same time the
dangerous features o. the play must
be eliminated.
stag also urged the value of re-
form he introduced AT the rules com
mittea conference TWO weeks ago
which will save time and relieve a
single player from danger in the Tor
ward pass. His reform is mat toI.
ward pass, touched by a player he
fore hitting the ground. viii be- made
eyeryboGy- ball and that a pass
which first hits the ground be first
touched only by player on the de
Tending side.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

JOHNNY COULON, BANTAM CHANT, Ep4DES Pl1FALLS
IN PATH OF FIGHTERS BY TAKING HIS DADS AD1IC

That great trouble which some hght
crs Encounter managers lNho dpnoi'~'
cross thcmEis not on the list OF John-
as Gou,on. the champion bantam OF
them all
70, the boss midget is managed hS
his father. T. r. COulon. JANUARY
known rs "Pop. Aud Pop has
given man, "a risky manager heart
disease log the clever way he looked
after the affairs of his boy No one
eyer pickyd any. green cages OF Cou'
lon SrS raiment
johnny and Pop form the most
exclusive little mutual admiration so
ctety that ever mutualed Johnny
boosts Pop as the Warmest PROPOSE
ton siace the Chicago fire. while the
things Pop has 90 say about his
family champion would make a circus
program author green with envy
Although johnny is OF age. he obeys
his dad implicitly. and because he
does has sieered clear OF those temp
tations which have been the downfall
OF many man Who looked Ike a
world beater
The vine women and-Song thing has
yet To got hold OF the pride OF the
Coulons The skirt has not been
drafted ;hat will turn his head and
he prefers white water 10 red or can.
ary-colorsd wine
The little chap developed scrappy
instinct from boyhoOd A. a tad he
used 10 40 home regularly with the
marks OF personal encounter about
him. bat with YOU ought 70 see the
other fellow story as well II was
then Ms f;ther taught him 10 box, FOR
In his DAY Pop had been there with
the padded mitts himself This made
the boy hero among the kids, aud
as he grew aud his fighting spirit did
not wane. his father redoubled his ef.
forts 10 make him fighter.
All OF the best small men who have
fought in recent Years had hand in
making Coulon The finished fighter he
Is today Even Geo Siler took pains
70 instruct him In the art of getting
rid of punches in the air. and he used
Ia tell the boy. It's like pickin cher
ries. Johnny.
pop" Coulon Is strong for the adop-
ton OF boxing IN the public schools.
but always refused 10 let his boys
play football He says the game Is
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
NO CHANCE FOR WOLGAST.
That is the Way Fellow Michisander.
Stanley ketchel. Sees IT,

CHICAGO. Feb 2l-'l cant see
where Wolgast has a chance. 1t looks
Ike Nelson all the way through AN /
II the Dane does not put the Mil
waukee German out I'm less than p
rounds | make a poor guess-and a
bum bet
This is the way Stanley ketchei
who passed through this city on his
way 10 Hot Springs where he will pre-.
pare for his bout with Frank klans
at Pittsburg Pa, March IL, sized mp
the Wolgast-Nelson struggle TO be
given al San Francisco tomorro"
night
Ketchcl said he would rather talk
about the biz fights that are comm
on than himself and admit ed that he
is going To start out and clean up
the middleweight division after H.
has won the fight with Klaus"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
Sporting Notes
Tn. Grand Rapids auto show WAS n

Tn. Grand Rapids auto sho" WAS
Justin }. Clarke. better known az, a.
Mig didn't show up 10 go south Wlth
the Cleveland Maps
Th- bowling schedule that opens
Feb 20. continues antii Mareh 10.
Kobcr, M~unInxer. sr.. leads the 'i',
league BOWERS IN .lsn SNT'"s
sarnIa aud ID. 4. I. quit the hockey
pen fth the score three goals apiece
indoor baseball aud basketball eom-
bine al the y. NJ G.. gymnasium 10
night
spaidiag- In fine FORM. defeated the
Burroughs. 81 10 -, ~ the Addet = ~
rasium and tge count IT, even up pc
tEeen them now
Eastern. -; saginaw nigh. -. aud
that was surely some blow 20 the N-d-
ding champs from >p-st"'e
From ~hat we hear Mr. Hack" sim
mons must De- sort OF second EDITION
OF Happy Hickman, re1uVenated
The Morgan a wrish, team lost Its
first same iu the Commercial LEAK az
series at the VI & A but has the
pennAnt c!nvhed
Frank huiirk ia fo'u' "'"' ""''
kramcrs Challenger aruGnd the -
Yacht course on Gaukler's Point sat
4rday. travelling better than mile
inmate and having only rev feet or
day. ght at the end
Tuomey won the dash and hurdle
events from scratch tu the - :
handicap meet saturday. this being the
feature performance
The National Leagues new anti->yn-
dictate baseball rule. j. more or l-sS u
a four flush. as n does not prohibit the
hooking 90 stock IN more than one
club
The Lewis sisters went through their
little skit ln Paris saturday. ana HARRY
Knocked " lille ali over the rinE IN
the early stages but got only draw
decision from the referee.
.
Thomas Hrrick lays claim to having
.r0llrn ia. second perfect bowling score
fn Detroit this season. Ii was IN "A
f.rsrtice game with two friends but
mere are plenty Of witnesses
oorwin, Huston md Heddon. the
HnII summary OF tn" state bllllard
competition and must play 10 of when
ff-o,iou gets back from Florida.
The InterInke returns to Putin bay
FOR IT'S 1910 regatta and - looking Tor
wrrd u the biggest thing OF It's KIM
ever pulled Of on fresh water when
tht centennial celebration OF 1913 takes
rIaC. there Power boats and sail
YACHTS will race under separate au-
spices al the same regatta TINS year
and hereafter
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
WHyside Notes

Nhtside NoIes-
\ The New YORK distributors 81 the
EMF have offered a battalion OF
cars To- eN- President Roosevelt for the
purpose OF bringing his caravan from
khartoum 10 cairo. on his progress
down the Nile.
e. I'D SpOoner. The advertising man.
has secured the Chalmers old Reli-
able" that has run uu 50 many tough
tours and o. using 10 Ia his work
around Detroit
The crane Co. Of Chicago, principal
members OF which are all 81 one fam
ily. owns 10 Chalmers cars. which is
probably the record.
Harry w Jafnlson. former district
passenger agent Of the Pere Marquette
has Joined the executive stan Of W a.
Duraut. OF the General Motors 60.
Carl Green. the Charlotte boy. who
was for time .secretary OF the Boston
RgtsoN. has entered the field OF auto
Mobile publicity. and has connected
himself with the Mahin Advertising
co. OF Chicago
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
THE AUTOMOBILE WORLD AND THE
MEN WHO ARE INHABITING II

purse OF $1,000 In gold. and a $1,000
cup 10 the winner Of a match between
the zoo H. = Fiat and the liemery
Benz 10 De- held on the new board
track. Los Angeles. in April
The offer is bona nde one and the
match viii take place provided Bar
uey Oldneld, driver OF the big German
Palma's gauntlet and meet him In such
"a speed battle.
N ~ greatly to be hoped that Old
field viii take this opportunity at the
inaugural % the very fast board course
zoe u would mean one Or the greatest
match races ever known In the history
% the sport
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

at this exhibition. will break all
records
Never has there been so much in
terest manifested 10 motor true X de
livery as during the 1910 snow sta
sou" is the statement Of sales Man
aver Myers ~ the Rapid Motor vehicle
co Merchants. Manufacturing anu
others are rapidly coming 90 realiza d
tiau ~ the fact that motor truck de
livery il cheaper. quicker. and more
sat. -fattoiy generally than with horse
vehicles This rs true even ~ the
small merchants and you woHld De
surprised that the small firms. Ike
grocery stores hardware stores. meat
markets. and the ike are waking up
Goo the advantages o. motor truck de-
livery ~ enables such firms TO gradu-
ally extend their fields OF operations
ana az business building factor IL ~
boaud 10 work something OF a revOln-
tIon in ever trade
Work .8a tig- additions at the Rapid
facturN. AT Pontiac. is being rushed as
fast az possible loo order No take ware
90 WE blg .nnuN - orders in the past
Few months Et,t1 EFFORT ~ being
made 90 have tile additions finished and
lu running order hy the first OF April
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
Some Class To Trio.

With Biagen (2:60 Ia fetching So
900 at auction, Todd (2:14 3-4D selling
for $4,000. and about the same for
Cochato 80 (2:11 ~, a record was
established for nigh prices for a stall
lion, son and grandson.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
crisos a Caterer.

Arthur Griggs. whom McAleer tried
al second base the 3rst OF last season,
will I'm an probability be converted
into -a.cher By Manager ia 4
O'Connor. Of the Browns At leas.
C'Connor thinks the youngster has
the making OF frst-class backstOp
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

mobile 70 every l85 inhabitants In
6gs itlou there are 900 taNlcabs Ga
eaiiy 8se during the summer season
and goo during the winter season.
Now these $4,000 private cars carry
ur an average Ave persons DAY.
which means "a gross aggregate ~ $50.
COO passengers The tasicab people
axe ID calls day. carrying two per
SONS o. each CaIf. which means cocoon
passengers or "a gross total ~ $50 900
30 opl- day transported hE aItUmu
bile lr New York clts surely. then.
ttc pIhiis - largely interested Go tie
lorai good roads question from 20 per-
soLal rapid transit point ~ t.elg
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
napIa rrnca. .rnke--

ltHr.r2 ire Chicago show tbc Rapid
Motor Vehicle tn. ~ Pontiac. closed
sales far a large number % motor de-
stt trucks mostly 90 firms Ore the
WHdl tftt Tire sales ot the Chicago
slow fIr exceeded expectations and
axiom tnE Bier with large number ~
NI nis iIat nave placed tentative orders
t1I tlt4l- delFefy, the business done
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

too rough He points 10 the fact that
Roosevelt and Taft believe In boxing
10 the extent that their sons have
been taught 10 handle their hands in
support OF his position
Although there are dozens OF ban
tams Just now. and some or them are
AT the top OF the class and entitled
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
10 rnJmn After Bnrne,-

Regardless Of who was responsible
for the "stailiug relative 90 tie much
talked - ftat-Benz match which
seems 20 have been called IN since
tie bottoms fell out - several alleged
purses the los Angeles Motordrpme
has Just come forward aud guaranteed
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
Wit for the Returna-

There Is wordy war between Gin
o;nnatl and st Louis as 10 who 60,
the better OF the recent deal Tho
guide book for 1911 may give a hint
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
The curveIess Wonder.

Al Orth. the only remaining eye-wit-
ness OF the battle OF Hastings, Is at
liberty. This baseball antique wants
TO land with Buffalo.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
How the CmImer- Hu.,Ies-

\ steadily increasing telegraph bust
ton % q completels equipped telegraph
office ln the plant % the Chalmers
Motor co.
Both Western Union and Postal spe-
.clai wires run now directly 90 tuc fac
tory, with corps % operators for each
service. The extent OF the plant has
also made necessary the organiZatlog
81 spec ial telegraph messenger corps.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
Can't Give II Away.

Notwithstanding the high price OF
beef. there are a number Of heavy
weight ball tossers who want 10 get
rid OF theirs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
The EIephartine Hurler.

Oryie overall. the big twirler. Is
visiting Frank ChaLce's orange grove
In California. Oryle weighs pa pounds.
This means lot % lard work before
April IA
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
BANKS IS AFTER
CHECKER TITLE
Detroiter, After Long and Thorough
Prep, Starts Campaign Monday in
Match With Hugh Henderson.

Newell Banks. the young Deroiter
who has won a place in the hrst flight
OF the United States checker players,
will. on Monday afternoon, start
match for $500, a side with Hugh Hen
derson OF pittsburg. formerly OF Scot
land. in which the winner will have =
logical claim 10 the championship OF
the United States Succeeding In this
match, Banks will Immediately cha!-
lenge Jordan Of Scotland for the
worlds championship and the first big
international checker match OF some
seasons viii De the result.
The Banks-Henderson match will be
nlayed in specially selected quarters
in the Cotton block. at Toledo. A
total OF 80 games will be played with
a two.move restriction. the players
drawing for the style OF opening 10 be
employed. until the complete list Is
exhausted This last provision is- for
the purpose OF obyiating any special
preparation for any one style OF open
ing. and ensures a thorough test u
versatility.
Banks has but recently returned ID
his home here after a long trip OF the
east. IN which ne played matches at
Buffalo. Rochester. and other cities.
bis blindfold play against number
OF other players working simultane-
ously being exceedingly successful
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
one-huIf ~. y. car
New Nork's Antos-

There are approx .wateIy Ir rn.ft.
use in Greater New York 10000 gri-
VatelN owned aItowobiIcs Figured ,r
q HrUss population of 5000 uHn prnfIe
This means approximately ouv a.fo.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
The perrick,s Victims.

In the American League Groom got
the hook oftenest-20 times Burns
next. with - hoists. The rescuers
were Dygert. 20 times Arellanes. lt.
and Vickers. "a
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
Bunch of Married Men.

George Perring is the only member
NJ the Cleveland club who Is not
benedict Every other regular mem
Der OF the Maps has been married in
the last few years.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co, IS John R.-st call Main
j4gs. or city 1855
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

DELUXE Ia AutO building
the Pler.e-ArrOw Motor car CO of
Buffalo has Ieft tar touF~utionai path
Iu placing 1u tre market q ntw model
Tte new u1dcI Isl o. lors"pOwer.
seven pa-s~uE-f touring iandaE KS
motive power "a siN .tA Under motor. A.
together fNf cav ls oUe that prov f1es
as -fe cruN enl-ue+ possible fOr extend
ED tours oplIrf a..n- s0Iies are proc
Tor ans emtrscnry encountered on the
rn. puc- ol the new car ~ s. $50
aud this does nor Include trunks zap
r0fies towels nr luncheon Xii SIS "a has
been considered better Co allow the iu-
JiSidual purNhVsef 10 make nls own
selections ot These. However, should
with The tay, 10 Viii De- done az these
prices Trunks 500. luncheon kiI
SG5 lap robes So, towels. tlV-
-t----. NNl
One-hulf ~. o.. tar
TNr SMALLEST perfect automobile Ip
tht world recently mHde JUS appear
ance iu Chica.f This little magnet ls
built by Swanson Bros 90 StFoubere
Nen. who spent two wears iH its con-
structi0nN
- T.. swanson the elder brother
vslucs TIE DaE no $1,000 aud says H- ls
doubtful n he would sell 90 at thut
price TAls marvellous aAtow0iL ..
Weighing only 1850 pounds was a~
signed and Mlt exactly ll,e th. large
D.. At! touring car which weighs
Ito pounds ThrougHouf the Who'll.
WORN. "a lot % Special tools had 30 boz
usade.
Tie detailed spec.a,stions of far
iitti ear ave most Htctyytlug
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
Beds Must vacclnate. Too.

All the Reds will have TO be vac.
clnated before they report for spring
DUTY. says Manager Griffith. lie has
come 10 the opinion that IL isn't safe
TO risk having his men exposed 10
smallpox in the Ith.
Laurence Damn, of Ann ArbOr. came
into town and trimmed the Detroit
skaters at Harmonic. yesterday,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

Sn,idge. Ness. Drnk~. Bush and >peer
.r~ the Tiger hOldOuts
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

FOR IT'S 1910 regatta and - looking toL-
vrrd u the biggest thing OF It's kind
ever pulled of on fresh water when
tht. centennial celebration OF 1913 taxes
.rIar. there Power boats and SAIL
YACHTS will race under separate au-
Spi, 80 az the same regatta this year
and hereafter
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

Governor Warner is surely no sport.
Anybody who classes a modern pool
room as place where pools are SOLD
Is babe in the woods Of speculation
on an equine medium, that gallops.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

II WAS the same in Frisco that II
was elsewhere. The sport scribes MOI
frank enough 10 express their opin-
ions sidestepped and remarked that,
From the applause which the retir-
ed champion received. II was evident
that the public was satisfied with his
condition
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

4. August Uihlein VIII sell out all his
noting stock. some $50 head. ox.
cepting The Harvester ca t2.0G3-4l
nt his farm in Milwaukee. Wis, some
11me In tae spring =,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

The anniversary OF The birth OF that
distinguished American patriot whose
name is always accorded tue premier
The Detroit times., 1910-02-21

l,, -. halt man. are tied in the
nn4I summary Of the state billiard
competition and must play 10 of when
ITrduou gets back from Florida
Arizona republican., 1910-07-24
ORANGE GROVE BARGAINS

CNo 1n)-4o Acre located about miles northeast is improved with about 10 to F years old About 1000 grape fruit coming bearing in about two years About very large bordering the grove 2o acres o alfalfa good with all necessary outbuIdngs and excellent this is puted to be the Valley and all the grove is in good shape well to subdvde into 2oacre tracts of rock and the water service is as good the valley Good terms Price Tor either 4O s25OOOOO. the SO si8.OOo00
 (No 14S)-50Acr and olive grove located about
 miles northeast city. improved with what probably olive in the valley and and 10 young anges and the alfalfa The home improvements are frst-clas consisting all out buildings whole is in excellent dition Price for the acres the 20 SIP OOOOO: for he $24.00OO0.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-24
CHOICE SMALL TRACTS.

II 1o1)-3-Acre improved with 2story modern blocks from implements with the place. A suburban home the price of $500000.
 (No 1o2)5 Acres beautiful site for suburban home To- North Central about five miles choice soil nd n Price per
 (No 1o3)5 Acres mile south of the Capitol building miles of center of town and can have as choice home as Good and price only $soo0o CNo 1o6D-6Ja Acres, improved with 3-room house. well excellent pump shade trees peaches pums aprc9s and pears acres m alfalfa home is located miles out and near AIhambra Very CNo 1OS)-1O Acres home Improvements small or chard good outbuidngs choice red o and mostly in good CNo 1O9)-1o Acres, improved with a frame cottage we'll and all in alfalfa and fenced One mile south of the Capitol
 Go 1lo9v1o Acres small house well, alfalfa located miles out Very easy terms. Price. $2.oo0OO. tNo 111)1o Acres adjoining city the south very choice sandy oam soil and good location Price
 cNo 1l21-1O Acres, located the Indian cottage; has nice orchard Page fenced and in alfalfa With the cows horse and city Price seooOOo or will exchange for nice property in santa Monica ocean Park GNo 113)5Acre improvemen all in alfalfa nice shade and small orchard good outbudngs fencing worth the while the alfalfa Johnson or Bermuda You can't beat this.
 (No 114)2O choice red oam: improved with 2 acres of fine alfalfa and in grain subbe; miles city good neighborhood This is one of the best 2oacre today offered below the real market value Good may had Price per acre only $2oo Or 40 in this
 
 (No. 115)-2o improved with fine wo-story home with large porche windmill water pped into the house 2Ox3O one half mile north posoffce the Valley Improvements much better than the usual One half cash to buy. Price
 (No. 16)-20 choice Glendale the road from the beet valley Class B water and serviceimproved fence and in stubbe Located Alhambra. Good only
 (No 122)- 80 a southeast of Mesa City The soil fenced and in grain this Good and price S75.OO per ac
 (No. 123)-80 specially to fru This unmproved. i'm mediate cultivation per only s1OO6O
 124)-ao just of This subdivision from large house excellent fencing. you price, you something your money $30000.
 125)t2o five miles This improved with a fencing Al price. Price per s175.00.
 No 126)-12O under ditch the balance the Arlington posoffce Improv ed with houses Outhouse shade 50 of water rights. Price s25O0
 (No 12S)200 of choice soil and good Improvements located within mile of the Arlington posoffce This one the oldest section good The will sell at sacrifice this Price only $500o
Arizona republican., 1910-07-24
FOR GOOD BUYS IN CITY LOTS

is no that in a good growing only. the of possible and help a increase If buy a is All Phoenix good possibly where advise and will GUARANTEE you 10 increase.
 15D-Iarge lot O0x200 with shade and to Portland. Central Avenue; very classy S1750
 (No 52)- Lot 5Ox13715 located opposite the warehouse sites the Price s1.OO0OO.
 I53)1 Lot in block "F" University addition all city neghborhood improving day S325OO
 (No 1541-1 Lot in block 49. addition. by good homes. Easy terms price $45OO0.
 (No. 155)-1 a located Indian school neghborhood; city close $1.O00OO
 156)-1 Lot S1Ax200 feet north Central nue. City terms Price $100000
 157)4 Lots, 50x217l2your choice of all in 40 fruit just off North Price lot $45000-
 (No 15S)-6 blocks the Capitol building property excellent home site, first class their purchase Price for the
 
 )3 Lots, located adjacent the federal build nice modern flat business block and investment standpoint Lots 5OX31z Good Price S150000O for the three.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-24
SPECIAL NO. 1. CHOICE 2O-ACRE BARGAIN

I20 acres of exceptionally choice red sandy loam, Iequal to any in the valley. Has Class "A" water and excellent service. Improved with a small house, buggy shed, small chicken she'd
 fine well of water with force pump has about POO young fruit trees and 600 grapes of Muscat and Thompson Seedless variety; s acres in good alfalfa, and balance in need of reseeding. This
 property is surrounded by $250.00 to $30O.0O per acre land and our price is consequently
 about 5000 per acre below the real value. Very easy terms, but property must be sold at once or it will be taken off the market Located 4la miles northeast of the city, in one of the choicest sections of the valley. We will guar
 antee 10 per cent increase in F months on this property Investigate 1t today. Price, $4,750.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-24
SPECIAL NO. 3. ONE THOUSAND ACRE TRACT

This property is located near Florence, about 5O miles southeast of Phoenix; it has old water rights in the Casa Grande canal; is improved with ranch house, large warehouse and fencing; partly under cultivation now and all ready for the blow. The canal system is being put in shape now for the early delivery of water, and the moment water is put onto all this land it will be actually worth two to three times the present price. The soil is of the choicest sandy loam and the land lies in one body; no better alfalfa proposition in the west. Present price $25 per acre. or will exchange for nice suburban home or orange grove in Southern California