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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
A BURNING ERUPTION
FROM HEAD TO FEET

-Four years ago I suffered severely
with a terrible eczema, belna q mass u
cores from head to feet and for six
weeks confined "a my bed. During that
time I suffered continual torture from
itching and burning. After being given
up by my Doctor | was advised 20 try
the Cuiicura Remedies. After the flrst
hath with Cuticura Soap and applica-
ton 81 Cuticura Ointment ! enjoyed the
first good sleep during my entire Illness.
l slso used Cuticurs Reeolvcr,t and the
treatment was continued for about three
weeks. At the end q that time ] was
able TO be about the house. entirely
cured. and have felt no i'll effects since.
! would advise any person suffering
from any form Of skin trouble to try tho
Cutlcura Remedies a. know what they
did for me. Mrs. Edward Nenning. Iil2
Salina ST.. Watertown, n. y. Apr. II.
1909 For ecrrmas. rashes. itchings.
irrttations and chDfings. from infancy 10
age. Cuticura brings instant relief and
points to q speedy cure when all else fails.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
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LARCENY rs CHARGED.
Tessie Christ Alleged 70 Have Walk
ed OF With $40 Bill.

Charged with stealing $40 from a
sailor on a barge now repairing at
the shipyard. Tessie Christ. woman
who lives on twenty fourth street.
was arrested In Blooddeld last night
by Chief Madison. OF the Bloodfield
force, and locked up az the city jail-
The woman appeared to be filled with
dope" and she put up a strenuous
resistance against arrest. She was
entered upon the police blotter on
the additional charge OF disorderly
conduct.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
0. D, Steamer Princess Anne
Libeled by Boliviana.
COLLISION CAUSES SUIT
Furness- Witty Liner BANNED by
Passenger steamer or Bush Bluff
Lighthouse Asks Damages in sum Of
S1.ooo-Notes OF the Shipping.

A libel suit asking damages in the
sum OF $1,000, has been entered in
the federal court at Norfolk by the
Furness- Witty lines Boliyiana against
the Old Dominion steamer Princess
Anne. The suit results from col
lision between the vessel near Bush
Blum lighthouse on Lambert 5 POINT
last Saturday morning while the
eoliviana was enroute from this port
Tor Norfolk.
Ilyods surveyor Marsden has COM
pleted the survey of the Boliviana and
he recommended hat the vessel pro-
coed to Liverpool for repairs. Several
plates on the ship S port bow4re badly
bent. while a few of them are cracked
The Princess Anne escaped serious
damage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06

We orer oac Huntrsd Do'isrs Reward 90
~. cBExEy = co Tc,eis. o.
We. TIE urdrrUrnsd, have known =. =.
susrs.rily hnu1Fnble "a al hzsiurrs rrnnseriicul
snd hnsuciaiis sbie y csrry oci snE ooiiss.
fi1os nnroe ~ BIS f.ru.
whoic<ssc Dfnrxilx, Tcis1o. q
HafIs CrtHrfh CUrs = tefrr frt~rueilT, rrf
las directly upcr TIC bod AMI r1uccga sIr'
rsrrr a. a. arafrr TrE.Inrrisir srtf nee.
rake Hsiis FaDi'y Pilis fof ccnsripstieu-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06

Everywhere life is being made more
safe through the work Of Dr.. king
New Life pills IN Constipation. BIZ
sousnew. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Nv
er troubles. Kidney Diseases ano
Bowel Disorders. They're easy out
ezre. and perfectly buiii ID The health.
&c a. Academy Pbzr1oscy Co, Pet
zolt Drug CO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
az FISHERMEN MISSING.
Thought to Have perished in Blizzard
Raging "a Hours.

CANSO, n. s, Jan. 5.-Forty-two
fshermen are missing and may have
persisted in the blizzard that has been
raging for more than "a hours. Four
teen men are known almost certainly
to have been lost and the remaining
2s already are being mourned. their
chance for escape being regarded as
small
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
Imports From Rotterdam.

Bringing small quantity Oh imports
freight for this port, the Dutch steam
ct Amsteldyk, Of the Holland Ame1-
can Line, arrived yesterday rom
Rotterdam via baltimore. She IS load
ing exports for Rotterdam here ana
will steam today for Norfolk, where
she will complete her cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06

rse funeral Of MS. Joseph =
,r-.s~,.- mother Of Mrs. J. =. WI
- ~ this city. Who died tn her
hc-,o NJ Portsmouth Monoay' COZ
riars a. Portsmouth YESTERDAY aieet
- AZ O'Clock InteTment We
.-~S. m hat city. Captain and Ny
- williams afteodct ne taneTaA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
A Wretched Mistake

to endure the itching, painful distress
of Piles. There's no need to. Lis
ten: Il suffered much from Piles,
writes VIII A. Marsh, OF Siler City
n. c., eth ! got box of Bncklen's
Arnica Salye, and was soon cured
Burns. Boils. Ulcers. Fever Sores
Eczema. Cuts, Chapped Hands, chi
bla.is, vanish before 1t. 25c al
Academy Pharmacy CO.. Petzold Drug
Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06

II was enormously stated II MS
49, " sterday morning that Captain
n.'dlev. master Of the schooner 20
..s-5 = R-iry. was confined 20 the
:, r-srcis hospital Captain Duoley
!. ., he home OF Dr. Adler, on fven-
tv.s!xth street lie b suneflns -. -
n sprained ankle am VIZ 0e es'e
A. L. about within 4 week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
HOLD IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
shipysrd Foremen and School Trus-
tees to Meet Monday Night

The board Of school trustees ana
the foremeu Of the shipyard wiz meet
ct the High school briidinz Monday
night az O'Clock for the purpose Of
discussing plans for continuation
echooIs sor the apprentices ia the
shipyard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06

valuabIes. The Richmond police have
been notified and the prisoners are
being held for the authorities of the
capital city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
Cha, for Havana.

Carrying a cargo of 5,56S tons oil
coal. valued at 1892, the British
steamer Fsrringford steamed yester-
. day for Havana, Cuba
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
SHIPPING-REPORT.
Wednesday, January 5, 1910.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Amsteldyk tDtch.) Kroi,
Rotterdam via BaltimOre-to Holland
American Line with merchandise.
Steamer Norddkap DAM Bruick,
Baltimore-to Berwind- White Coal
Company in ballast.
Steamer Hoerde (Ger) LINING, New
Orleans-to Atlantic States Coal q
Coke Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Ravenscraig. Johnson,
Proyidence-to New River Consclidat-
ed Coal Company in ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
Coal for Foreign Port.

The Danish steamer Nordkap arriv-
ed yesterday from Baltimore to ioad
a full cargo of coal here for a Tor
eign port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
Cleared.

Steamer Farringford (Br) Douglas,
Havana-Berwind White Coal Com
pany.
steamer Amsteldyk Dtchl Kroi.
Rotterdam via Norfolk-United STATES
Shipping Company
Steamer Horde tGer.) bunlng'
Hamburg-Atlantic States Coal d
Coke Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
Sailed.

Steamers Farringford OBJ Ha-
yana: Hoerde tGer.1 HamourS'
Smith, SewalI's Point
Schooner Edward E. Brlry' forts-
mouth.
Barge Susquehanna for Sparrows
Point
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
Quick Long Distance Service
Hampton, Norfolk and Portsmouth


When the local operator answers ask her for the
number you want in Hampton, Norfolk or Ports
mouth by saying Hampton one-two-three, Nor
folk four igesix." or whatever number you want,
and hold the telephone to yoGr ear until you get
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If you wish TO talk to a particular person. to have
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Rate 10 Hampton 10 cents, to Norfolk and Ports
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Overtime 5 cents per minute
The rate to hampton applies only when a pay
station is used Calls from subscribers tele
phones areathe same rs heretofore.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-06
Calendar for Today.

san rises $500. --.-- -'..'t 10 d. III
Sun sets ..-... -.-.-.o'o " y. ~
High water go. 500 a. m, 6:32 D. IN.
Low water -.... --- '1t r. III
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

Englisehmen claim that Sceptre the
PersimmonOnam hiiy bought as
yearling by Bob Sieyier for the rec
ord price If 10000 guineas tmore Than
100000, was the greatest race horse
of the century
Sceptre made her debut in the six
furlong Woodcote stakes ar EPSON.
winning pulled up by four lengths.
She was then a 2-year-old.
In the Champagne stakes. for which
she was palpably unfit, the hlly was
beaten by Game Chick, an inferior
animal, and was retired for the season.
The winter OF 1902 Slevier dis
charged Morton. his trainer. and en-
ployed a man named Davis, whose &c
centriclty led 10 his dismissal after
the Lincolnshire handicap, 1902. In
this Sceptre carried 81 pounds and
was beaten by St Maclou Deciding
Sceptre was not handled properly
Sievier trained his own stable
He coaXed Sceptre along until she
returned To form and won the Two
Thousand and One Thousand Guineas.
She was favorite for the Derby and
! Sievier back her 10 win $l65000
II was said Sievier fed her just be-
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
KITS MAY LOSE
THEIR MANAGER
Wild Bill Donovan Has an Excellent
Chance Of Landing Harvard
Coaching Job Next Spring.

The Tiger second team which was
last year so effectively managed by
W:td Bill Donovan, may have TO secure
another pilot later on when il cuts
loose from the training base and starts
on it's noTthward trip Bill stands an
excellent chance OF securing the jon
az coaching the Harvard baseball team
and is now busily negotiating for an
offer
The job is one which each spring in
cites the cupidity OF baseball stars
few days ago IL was offered TO Addie
Joss or the Cleveland club. Addie tried
10 get permission 10 60. but failed 10
persuade Manage. MCGUIRE, who wants
him with the team which has a series
on with the Chicago Cubs Mathew
son, of the Giants. also turned the
ofer down
Al the time Joss won out. II was
considered that Donovan was second
choice
Bill has had definite offer from the
Harvard folks and is now engaged IN
seeing II IL can't be boosted bit. He
believes that Manager Jennings's con-
sent can be secured, as Bill is never
regarded as one OF the standby twirl'
ers OF the early days of the season, TO
say nothing of the training trip.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
OLD CY THINKS
HUGH|E IS RIGHT
Believes His System of Leaving a
Pitcher To Work Out His Own
Salvation Is the Proper Caper.
BY cY YOUNG.

Hughie jennings and / have never
pulled any too we'll. But | have got
10 give II to him.
He has the right idea-keep your
pitcher on the slab. The average
manager pulls him out far too hur-
riedly. But not so with Hughie. He
always has four or five pitchers that
be terms regulars and seldom yanks
them out unless they are really out II
form or the pitcher watts along a
hurry-up signal.
bad start, say, score OF three or
four runs against you at the halfway
mark That makes the average man
ager dippy But ii only makes Jen-
nings hustle and fight all the harder.
| have seen just what everybody
else has seen-Mullin or Donovan or
Summers or Willett having a bad day,
apparently. BY that | mean OF TO the
rear and being belted fairly hard. Jen-
nIngs doesn't worry them when they
come back TO the bench. He just slaps
them on the back and murmurs some
thing about that being the opposition S
right handicap.
What's the result? The pitcher
doesn't blow He goes in to pull him
self together. and as a rule he sue
ceeds. Then along comes a few runs
for Detroit. Presto The score is
tied and then Hughes pitcher, with
his confidence restored, is a hard
man 70 beat out.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

fore she went TO post, but US matter
OF fact the Oily bruised her on fore
foot some days previous. and Tor two
days was IN charge OF veterinary.
On ton OF this Randall rode her al the
start OF the race. which is up hill This.
with the interruption in her training.
told on her an dshe could not hold
Ard Patrick when she nipped him at
Tottenham Corner, while Rising Glass
and Friar Tuck also passed her Two
days later. improved by her Derby
race. Sceptre cantered home in the
Ladies' Race.
The lilly lost the Grand Prix de
Paris owing 10 a poor ride, but won
the ST Leger at one and three-quar-
ter miles 1872 yards, beating Rising
Glass In hack canter The sum won
by Sceptre at this time was 1888. $50
AID the following year Sievier sold her
70 w. Bass for $l25,000 She won
I sS317 for Pass.
Considering the manner in which
she was handled In training and al
times ridden. Sceptre's winnings were
marvellous. She was always game
fighting at all times, and II Is doubtful
II her equal was ever seen on race
/ track
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
MORMON CHURCH
WANTS BIG FIGHT
It's Interested in the Pavilion Where
the Battle Would Be Staged and
Is Using Influence.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-The
story has leaked cut here that the
Mormon church is really interested N
the Jeffries-JohnSon fight. and it is this
interest which makes Tex Richard
speak with so much positiyeness. The
Saltair pavilion belongs TO the Nor
mon church, and this has been leased
for a large figure 10 Richard. The
story is current here that Gov. Spry
will consent to allow the fight 70 go
on il his political opponents will bind
themselves not to make a campaign
issue OF II. That Spry is positive he
will secure this agreement Is shown
by utterances OF Jeffries since he
reached Salt Lake. San Franciscans
are beginning to give up hope.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
Britt Doesn't Like The
british Referee Style

Jimmy Britt, who has had some lit
tie experience in the boxing game on
both sides of the water, has come out
omphatically in favor of the American
system OF refereeing. In a recent let.
ter Britt states The American idea OF
having the referee III the ring with the
fighters is finding favor with the Eng
'lish sporting public. Britt writes:
In order TO see everything that
takes place and 10 Nc in position 90
see everything the referee must be in
the ring, moving about with the fight
crs and keeping close watch lest one
might slip across a foul blow.
For instance, a referee sitting out.
side the ring cannot see where a blow
lands. fair or foul Especially is tins
the case when a blow strikes when
the back OF one OF the fighters is
turned to the official He may see the
blow started. but he cannot possibly
know whether IL lands fair or foul
This situation, owing 10 the constant
moving OF the boxers, may occur a
hundred times in the course OF a 30
round bout. and it is a temptation
especially 10 a nearly beaten man, 20
either try TO disable his opponent by
a foul blow or to fall down and pre-
tend he himself was struck unfairly
This temptation does not presen;
itself when the eyes OF the referee
are constantly on the principals, as is
sure TO be the case when he Is in IN,
ring and changing his position so as
TO keep the arms OF both men within
his vision"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

GRACEFUL WHITING ONE
OF THE SHOWS HITS"
Made In Two Models at the Big plant
Of the Flint Wagon Works and
Handled by COY

one Of the newcomers that has
drawn much comment at the u A n
a. show, nov ia progress A. The
Wayne Gardens is the Whiting vhlcq
4 on exhibition AT the booth of the
j. H.. Cox Auto Co The WHITING "a
manufactured at Flint. now Detroit's
leading rival in motor car manufa.,
ture. and is built at the plant of tb.
Flint Wagon Works. which has placed
back or the car all the reputation
which IL possesses as a manufacture on
vehicles.
The Whiting Is manufactured in TWO
styles-one OF 40 and the other ~ On
horsepower. The runabout. which il
finished in white. Is as dainty a niece
Of designing art as the show contains
IL has a 90inCh wheel base. fnur-cvlln.
der motor IA by -. shaft drive
and magnetic. of course. The tourine
car Is constructed on the same general
lines and quality, varying chiefly only
In size.
The J/H. Cox Auto Co. which will
handle the Whiting in Detroit. has a
garage at 1221-1229 Woodward.ave.
The firm will also handle the Petrol
car.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
NEWTON MAY REFUSE.
Some Doubt Expressed Regarding Ae.
eeptanee Of Grand Circuit Job.

Robert \. Newton. the reappointed
presiding Judge OF the Grand Circuit
is by no means certain that he Will
accept the honor, In a letter TO a
friend in this city. received day or
two ago, he said: Il am unable Co say
just at this time whether shall 0s
able 10 accept or not" Mr. Newton
is inclined to the opinion that no viii
devote himself 90 the banking business
i'm Billings. Mont, and give up Grand
Circuit matters in the future How.
ever his friend. Harry X. Devereux
may prevail upon him To go into the
judges stand again this year
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

Diagram Cue ball 5-S below, 5-s
right. object ball is right: stroke or
binary. Cue ball cushions at b, from
which IL curves and carOms on ball
-. object ball cushions at {, d. A
resting al r. Carom ball crosses
table. cushioning at G.. resting at F
An acute wrist delivery Is necessary
to produce extreme draw and twisi
to cue ball
y Diagram .. Cue ball 5-S left Is
above, object bali "a left: stroke or
dinagy Cue ball takes cushion at a
y. caroming by reverse twist OF ball
2 Object ball cushions az G. ID, rest
inc al r.
This stroke is to gather the object
bali at hall n the cue ball is play
ed around table. importing opposite
twist. taking cushions az A. b. y. the
object ball will BE- lost"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
H. COBB MAKES A PROMISE.
Pledges Manager Glaseo To DO Hard
Training In Windsor.

I'm the hope OF securing match al
Windsor with his Old foe, Ford Nun
ger lIarrY Cobb. of Detroit. has prom
ised MANAGER Glasco. OF the Windsor
Athletic club, 10 come 20 Windsor as
soon as the articles are signed, and 30
his training for the bout under the
direct supervision of The Canadian pro-
moter
Cobb has been accused In the past
oi paying little attention TO training
rules and takes this method OF assur.
ing the Windsor man that ne Will be
IN shape. II given a chance.
Cobb has many admirers in Detroit
VINO would like 10 see him in action
against the neW lightweight star and
bout may be arranged for the ser.
ond week OF February. lie is al pres
ent IN good shape and has been fight.
Ing This winter from time to time. with
excellent success
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
BASEBALL SOLONS !
RECONSIDER n
Finally Decide To Abandon Rule
Making Errors Out of Wild
Pitches and Passed Balls.

The rules committee which worked
SO hard changing the ball playing rules
walked to find itself much disliked.
From one end OF the circuit 10 the
other came shouts OF disapproyal over.
changes raised and So general was
the complaint against doing away with
the Wild pitch and passed ball. callins|
them both plain errors. that the rules
committee hastily got together and rel
Nersed itself ON these features.
The Pittshurg club led In protesting
charging Wild pitches and passed balls
up against The pitcher or the catcher
rs errors. taking the ground while the'
battery handles ON an average OF 12Q
pitched balls per game. there is ncI
system OF giving the battery credl1
marks for balls thrown or caught
clcanly. and there should he no SYSTEM
OF dement, for mistakes. In othefl
words. there cannot rightly be de-
merits II there is no merit credit.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
YIN. C. A. WRESTLING MEET.
Detroit Makes Offer for Such an Affair
to Grand Rapids ~"

A dispatch from Grand Rapids
brings the news that Athletic Instruc-
tor Field OF the local Y. NJ. G. A. is
considering a tentative plan for an
intercity wrestling tournament with
Detroit Y. NJ c. A. wrestlers in com
petition with local amateurs who work
under the colors Of the "Y."
Mr.. Field has not completed his ar
raEgements, but the rapid develop
ment OF local talent In the various
eight classes leads him TO believe
that the Furniture City Y. NJ. G. A.
would be able 20 give good account
q Itself against the Detroiters.
The proposition probably will be
brought to an issue through formal
challenge 10 the Detroit Y. NJ c. A.
The date OF the tournament will be
near the close of the winter gymnas.
ium season and after the tournaments
here decide tho ~" hamplonships
among the lightweights and TWO or
three midoies and at least two heavy.
weights are rounding into fine form
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
Sporting Notes

san Francisco IL sore on Jen and
opines he doesn't want 70 night John
sor. the belief being based on Jef1 s
admission that ne would just as soon
20 on at Salt Lake as the vicinity Of
the Golden Gate.
With MRser and Lidington on the
substitute list, the -. A. c. played Jack
Miller and Roy McDiarmid "a their
places and beat the Franklins, IL 10 II,
IN the latters gym.
The nntl-bettinE bill which has been
agitating the Canadian parliament. IS
likely 10 pass. IL so. they can cut up
the Windsor race track into building
lots.
Eddie Collins, the next-best player
10 Ty Cobb. is engaged and Will prob
ably be married before the team starts
south. Connie Mack may we'll tremble
at the thought OF two bridegrooms In
his infeld
They say Jack Johnson has trans
Ietred All his assets 10 hts manager.
Buly Little. Ia order 20 sidestep the
$4,000 damage suit. brought by Pinder.
the negro with whom lie fused re-
Gently In New York
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

University Of Aichigan'S
1910 Football Schedule

Oct. s-case Scientific school at
Ann Arbor.
Oct. l5-Mehigan az Agrieul-
tural college at Ann Arbor.
Oct. 22-ohlo state at Columbus.
ohio.
Oct. 29-Syraeuse az Syracuse.
Nov. 5--Notre Dame at Ann
Arnor.
Nov. t2-PennsylVauia at Phila-
delphia mot definitely settled)
Nov. 19--Minnesota at Ann
Arbor.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
HUPMoBILE HAS ABOUT
ESTABLISHED A TYPE
Raey-Lookins Little Runabout Of 1909
inspired Many lmltators But
10 Supreme.


10 Supreme.
The sensational success OF the Hun.
mobile OF 1909, manufactured by the
1Iupp Motor Car Co, Jefferson and
Concord-ayes.. is best appreciated by
the observant visitor at the ID. A. ID. A.
show who really notes the manner in
which the general lines OF the Hub
mobile have been initiated by the ne
companies who have been drawn ITO
Invading the field which the Hupp
came so near monopolizihg in 1909.
The low-hung little car with the
raking steering post and the oil tank
IN the rear-qualities which endearcd
the Hupmobile to the buyers OF 1903
Is now wellnigh a type. Thousands
OF them will be manufactured in De
troit next year, but the originators ol
the type ere not in the least worried
BY the prospect of competition. 1heii
output mas all been contracted for
and the fact that they are In position
10 give prompt deliveries from a fac
tory completed last summer gives
them a great advantage 20 say moth
ing OF the prestige following the
nniQue success wnicn they scored last
scar with their first model
Locally. the Hupmobile is handled
by the Keeler-Hupp Co, the managing
Inrtner Of which Is none other than
Chick" keeler, the former d. IT, s.
Nnd Michigan sprinter and football!
|Iar.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
Another Auto.eOdy Maker.

z. E. Garrison. 646 Monroe-ave..
makes a speciality OF building auto
bodies and lock-corner coil boxes. and
will be glad TO quote prices.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

The I'Ontinc-CentraI High basketball
game at the Central gymnasium to-
night promises TO be one OF the hot
test yet
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

The lee boats come down 90 Crosse
I1lile today Tor regatta on NeI-
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

Harry Lord, the nostOn captain. says
he can sev only Detroit. the Athletics
and the Rod SoN for the pennant
battle. How about Chicago
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

Ifooldout Lynch OF the National
|nEue, IN a formal ftateUaent, regrets
.4 Tendency OF g. Murphy. the Cub
~ 20 talk too much re wants it
||IIfetood that Mr.. Murphy speaks for
@4if. not the National league.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29
HEART With III.
- Sporting
HEART | Editor.

Strulling through the automobile
show whom should ] meet the other
afternoon Lut Frank shorty" Long