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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

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r&,es Cold Compound 10 the result
- fkree years research at a cost OF
80 than fifty thousand dollars, and
rcnfnfns no quinine, which We have
~oncIusfyely demonstrated Is not Ell
1scfive in the treatment OF colds or
1riDpe.
Il a a positive fact that dose OF
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two hours until three consecutive
6oses are taken, will end the Grippe
and break up the most severe cold.
oIther In the head, chest. back, stom'
ach, limbs or any part OF D body.
Il promptly relieves the most miser-
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

worn by Queen Elizabeth at her cor
onation In 1853, which were again
added TO the crown az King Edwards
coronation, are TO be retained by King
George. One small diamond Is set at
the top OF each pearl. The earrings
are fastened high on each side OF the
arches OF the crown. directly under
the orb.
King Georges crown Is a re-make
of the crown OF King Edward, whlch
I'm turn was made over from the
crown OF Queen Victoria. The crown
Is a little more than nine inches tail
IL is surmounted at the front bN .
Cross OF 81. Andrew i'm diamonds. Al
the bottom. where IL rests ON the
head, is an edging of mineyer. Just
above II is circlet of large pearls,
and above that band. tWo inches
deep, OF closely massed different col
ored Jewels. set In diamonds. On top
of that Is the central band OF tho
crown, composed of large round
pearls. Above this rises the 81. An
drew's Cross, with the Black Prince
ruby and the Star of Africa as It's
main jewels. The surrounding jewels
are set i'm heur de lis OF diamonds
with centerpieces OF sapphires, rubies
and emeralds The orb, supporting
the topmost cross is OF Immense
single-stone diamonds OF the finest
color. set I'm mass, The crowns
arches are set with diamonds.
Most Gorgeous seepter in World.
The scepter OF King George will
contain not only the larger portion of
the Cullinan diamond, but also the
famous Orion diamond. which Is
larger than either the Pitt or the kon-
moor The scepter will be the most
magnificent I'm the world. surprising
that carried by the cZars or Russia
at their coronatlons In the kremlin, IN
st. Petersburg.
Queen Mary's crown probably VIII
have In il. temporarily, the Kohinoor
diamond which belongs 10 Alexandra,
the queen mother. and was worn by
her in 1902, al King Edwards corcn-
alton. IL was taken out OF the crown
Immediately after the 1902 event.
Many OF the Hanoverian crown jewels
worn by Queen Victoria at her coron-
alton were afterward awarded by the
house OF lords TO the crown OF Han
over and are now in possession OF the
duke OF Cumberland. These include
the pearl and diamond necklaces and
the bows OF single-stone diamonds.
But the Hanoverian crown did not
succeed in it's claim 10 the ropes OF
pearls, and these will be worn by
Queen Mary, Her crown will have no
colored jewels I'm it--nothing but dia-
monds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Assessment Rolls For 1911 VIII Be
completed on April list
OFFICE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
petroit. March is. nom

Detroit. March IS. 1914
Pursuant to Sec q or chapter 10 OF
the Charter Of the City Of Detroit, "a
s am s.n.rd noucs - hereby given thar
entire City OF Detroit, for the currsnt
year 1911. Will be completed on April
list, next, and be ready for the inspec.
ton OF the taxpayers at that date. Ths
said Board win at any time thersaftel
prior TO the 18th day OF April (third
OF any person who may complain, eth.
er verbally or In writing before said
Board, and will make all proper cor
rections thereto. and on said last named
date said rolls will be submitted 40
the Common Council for consideration.
and any person considering himself az
grieved by the assessment Of his PROF.
erty. may appeal In writing to said
Common Council
CS2sj JOHN @. NAGEL
HENRY PLASS.
OSCAR b MARX.
Board Of Assessors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

pn<ion like England might have coyet-
-, but It must not be forgotten that,
% England did take on some territory
lat looks to you more like liability
IN an asset. the deal put an end to
= long and bloody war in which lot
- money was going out and none
toming I'm, a fact that did not appeal
- John Bull with especial favor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

~ which France
coded TO England
m . W fou n d land,
Acadia and the
hudson bay terri
tory, and Labra-
dor. II IL true that
tnese are not the
Featest acquisi-
11nDu that N great
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
TODAY IN HISTORY.

March 81, 1713, England and France
IIgned a treaty at Utrecht, Holland,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

+ Eighty-seven in every hundred
canadian farmers own their own
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

A PAPER FREE FROM FRAUDS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

Lot l-Chambe's sub. OF My 223.Il
II. OF o. l.. 8. Collins farm
CIELAND AND COwIE's SUB.
Lots TO Is, both inclusive--Cle-
land and Cowie's sub. OF the w. 236 n.
OF the A. Beaubien farm. between Ere
mont street and Warren avenue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

Lots to I, both inclusive, block ~
a aid lots TO IL both inclusive, blocN
22-Brush's sub OF that part or tne
Brush farm. lying between ;. line .,
Farnsworth street and the ). line VI
AleXandrine avenue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

Lots / to :, both inclusiye-Candiers
sub OF lots and 5. and the y. Ztfo
n. n acre, all OF the sub. OF o. l.. lso,
l.. Beaubien farm. -
CARPENTER AND POTTER's SUB,
Lots / to 8. both inclusive; lots 20
10 AZ. both inclusive, and lots So. 81
and 54-Carpcnter and Potter's SUP. Oh
lot 10 Chene farm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

Lots TO IL, both inclusive; lot b:
rear lot c: lots 80 TO So. both In
ciustve--Harrah and Brandenburgs
So Aubia avenue sub. OF part OF o.
Is as AID a., Ct Aubin farm and o.
4. rs. withersil farm.
Lots IS 10 "a. both inclusive-Sub.
If lots ~ and Is, and lot "A" OF Har-
raj and Brandsnburgs St, Aubin av-
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
For joint games.

An athletic enthusiast suggests to me
that it might be a good idea for the
National Guard Athletic Association to
combine with the Washington Grove
Club in conducting a set of joint games
at Convention Hall next winter in place
of the Federal meet.
How the two organizations would look
upon such. a plan is. Of course, up to
the officials, but the suggestion is GER
tainiy a good one. That George Wash
ington will have a tourney next winter
appears decidedly improbable and as
Washington has shown its Willingness
to support two sets Of games each win
ter, such a meet as is proposed would
enter the field with bright prospects.
It will be recalled that the meet at
the Fifth Regiment armory in Balti-
more this winter. which incidentally
was the best ever saw in that city.
was held jointly by Johns Hopkins Uni
versity and Fifth Regiment, so why
should not the same thing make good
here?
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Kendall Green Eleven
Will Meet St. Johns

The head coach for the Gallaudet
football team has not yet been selected,
and the officials appear to be far from
a choice. Last years coach, John T.
Hover, has been asked to stay again
this season, but he finds it impossible to
do so.
Manager Anderson, of the Buff and
Blue eleven, announces that Gallaudet 3
old rivals-St. Johns, of~Annapolts-will
De met at that place on November IL.
The resumption of athletic relations
with the cadets after years layoff
comes as a pleasing bit of news to the
hendall Green followers, as the two
teams have always put up stubbornly
fought contests in the past.
The Football season will wind I'D this
coming season with the game with
the, Maryland Agricultural College at
College Park, Nd, on November 25,
The complete schedule follows:
Saturday, October mt. st. Mary's
College, at Emmitsburg, Md.
Saturday, October 1HMt st, Joseoh's s
College, at home.
Saturday October A-Baltimore City
College, at home.
Saturday, October S-Mt. Washing
ton Club, at Baltimore, Md.
Saturday November 4-washington
College, at home. .
November list. Johns College, at
Annapolis, Md.
November 1S-Johns Hopkins Univer
sity, at Baltimore, Md.
November 25-Maryland Agricultural
College, at College Park. Nd.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
MAT ARTISTS READY
! FOR BAL TINOREANS
Mosey and Conley Pride of
Gallaudet After Qualifica-
ton Bouts.
PAXTON'S STRENGTH.
PROVES GREAT AID
Y. M. C. A. Welterweight Shows
Class in Bouts With Gardner
and Donoghue.

Winners of the qualification wrestling
bouts at Carroll Institute will meet win
ners in the bouts held in Baltimore next
Saturday to decide the championship OF
the South Atlantic Association. The
bouts will take place at Carroll In
stitute.
Gallaudet today is pleased with thu
showing of her wrestlers, Mosey and
Conley, in the light and heavyweight
classes. They proved themselves the
best men at their weights. Mosey was
forced to the utmost all the way, as the
men he met proved to be of no mean
ability. Dixon was the most difficult to
throw. He belongs to the Memorial
Athletic Club. Previous to this match
the GaIlaudet grappler had thrown
Wiehle, of the Y. NJ. c. A, and Gilmore,
of Kendall Green.
Conley, heavyweight champion of the
South. upheld the honor of GaIlaudet in
his class, defeating Barrett, of the
Y NJ. c. A, in the most exciting bout
of the evening. 1t took an extra period
of time for the champion TO win the
match.
Strength and endurance proved great
assets for Paxton, of the Y. NJ. c. A, in
lne WelIeT"elEul Glass; anu hlo W
fensive work was about the best Of the
evening.
Summary:
Bantamweight Qo5 pounds)-J. NJ. Viii
son, Royal A. c. Only one entrant.
Featherweight 015 poundsD-C. Burton,
Royal J. c., VS.. D. Santiat, ROYAL a.
c. Won by Burton on points. Time,
Special class u25 pounds)-T. Gull,
Carroll Institute, VS.. q. johnson, Me
mortal A. c. Won by johnson by de-
fault.
A Won by Dixon. Time, I'm. 30s. \
Lightweight Q35 poundsI-W-. Nose,
GalIaudet, VS.. DAILY Memorial A. c.
Won by Mosey Time, Am. 56s.
Lightweight Q35 pOundsJ-M. Gilmore,
Y. NJ. c. A, vs.. 4. Wcihie, Y. NJ. c. a.
Won by Weihle on points. Time,
lightweight OBS pounds). semi-finals-
A. Weihle, Y. NJ. c. A, vs.. W. MOsey,
Gallaudet. Won by MOsey on points
Time, minutes.
Lightweight n35 pounds, fnal-Dixon,
Memorial A. c., VS. w. Mosey, Gallau-
det. Won by Mosey. Time, I'm. IS.
Welterweight Q45 poundsl-F. Paxton,
Y. NJ. c. A, VS.. l.. H. Gardner, Gallau-
det. Won by Paxton on points. Time, 3
minutes.
Heavyweight lover 15S pounds)-R.
Conley, Gallaudet, VS.. H. Barrett, Y. VI.
c. a. Won by Conley. Time, SIN. Sis
Welterweight C45 pOundsJ-J. VI. Don
oboe. Memorial A; c., VS.. F. Paxton, y.
Time, minutes.
Referees-John Conrad and Maurice
Joyce. Timer-John Merkling. Clerk
Fred O'ConneH.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Bangor Rifle Team
Defeats Washington

Washington was defeated by Bangor,
Me-, in the intercity rifle matches now
in progress, by the score of 97O to go
in one of the closest contests of the
week.
The New Haven team now has tic
championship of the New England
League cinched, gaining the position by
their defeat of the Warren, Pa, team
by the narr9w margin of four points.
st. Paul finished as tks winner of tire
Western League. The two teams will
meet for the championship of the
United States during the week ending
March -.
The scores of the week follow:
New Haven. Conn. defeated Warren,
Pa, 9S9 to 9S5; Portland, Me-. defeated
Bridgeport, Conn, 9S2 to go: Erie, Pa,
defeated New York city, 1853 to 9s2:
Birmingham, Ala, defeated Providence.
r. l.. 912 to 910: Pittsburg, Pa, defeated
Butler, Pa, 9SS to 926, Bangor, Me-. de-
feated Washington, D. C, $40 to $50; Sa-
vannah, Ga, defeated Atlantic City, n.
j., SIS to S53.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Wednesday'to Decide
The Basketball Title

If Georgetown wins the basketball
game with the Y. NJ. c. A. at Associa-
ton Gymnasium Wednesday night the
championship Of the District will then
have been decided. But in view OF the
at the first meeting, a victory can
hardly be accorded the Blue and Gray
in advance.
The teams are we'll matched OF that
there can be no doubt, and both are ex-
tremely anxious to land this game, the
Y NJ. c. A, to give 1t life in the series.
and Georgetown, to give it the cham
pionship.
The men are in excellent condition,
their old rivals, the Baltimore Y. N.
c. A, last night.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
New District League
Passes on Membership

The newly organized District Base
hall League met this morning shortly
before noon at the Aloysius Club, at
North Capitol and K streets, to pass
upon the applications for membership
in the organization.
The report of the grounds committee
showed that little more trouble will be
experienced from this source, and ali
that remains is to receive the guaran-
tees of the clubs that are to make up
the circuit.
Columbia, Aloysius Club, Commission
ers. and Bureau of Engraving teams
have already been accepted, and it is
expected that by tonight the officials of
the league will announce their selections
of the others that are to be awarded
franchises. The managers reported this
morning that they are having no great
difficulty in obtaining the players and
everyone seemed to be satisfied that
the latest league will have highly sue
cessful campaign.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
SeWanee Football
ForSaken for Love

Tenn. March 12.-The
Sewanee Tigers have not only lost
two of their leading aIl-round ath-
Ietqs. but 1t was learned today that
that exclusive mountain community
has lost a couple of its fairest daugh-
ters. The final result upon reliable
information, IS that Capt. Aubrey
Lanier. last seasons football captain,
and considered by many critics the
best backheld man the South has
seen, and Fullback Guy Ward have
both left the institution and that
with their mother to Charleston, S. c.
The young ladies in question are
listers, being the daughters of the
late vice chancellor and executive
head of the mountain institution,
Iawton B. Virgins.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Hundred Points Above Near
est Competitor in Dis
trict League.
FOWLER GETS HONORS
BY SEVEN-PIN LEAD
Strikes, Spares, and Average
Marks Held by League
Leaders.

The Belmonts are just an even hum
drcd points above their nearest COM
petitor in the District Duckpin League.
and consequently has its present place
at the head of the procession cinched.
Capitol Hill is safe in second place
with an average of $50, that being thir-
ty-tivc points in advance of the Roy
ais, who are in third place.
Fowler and Carroll are neck and
neck in the race for Individual hon
ors, the former with 1Oe-2O, and the lat
ter with 10G-19
The team ntarding and averages
follow:
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Georgetown Tennis
Matches Planned

Matches with the Navy. Virginia, and
St Johns teams are being arranged by
Manager Carroll, Of the Georgetown
Lawn Tennis Association. Navy is most
likely to he played at Annapolis on May
G. and Virginia here on April %, the
same day the Blue and Gray and Orange
and PIue meet ir the baseball field in
Charlottesville.
4 new constitution and ground rules
were submitted by the constitution COM
mittee at n meeting of the Georgetown
Association yesterday afternoon. The
new rules provide for the election of a
manager aud his assistant. at the regu-
lar annual meeting to be held on the
last Sunday in May.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Fifty Points Above Breach
and Mechanicals i'm
Duckpin Race.
CARROLL is LEADER
) BY SMALL MARGIN
Hartman, Kiley, and Speiden Are
Holding Premier Individual
y Honors.

Secondary Mount Shop has a good
lead over the other teams for first
place in the Navy, Yard Duckpin
League with an average of .633. which
is so points above Breach and Me-
chanical Shop. the second placers.
The race between Carroll and
Charles Miller for. first honors in the
individuals Is growing closer and
more interesting each week, with
Miller steadily climbing on the pres
ent leader.
Hartman has the greatest number
of strikes to his credit with %. while
high game goes to Kiley with 14S,
and high set to Speiden with 364.
Standing of teams and averages:
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Riggs is enthusiastic.

I met Secretary Riggs, of the Mary
land Jockey Club. on the Avenue yes
tcrday, and he was telling me that the
outlook for a successful meeting at Pim-
leo in the spring was never better.
While the track at Baltimore has not
yet dried out enough to be satisfactory
to the trainers. Mr.. Riggs says he has
placed a large corps of men at work
and believes that within the next week
everything will be ready.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Plenty of wrestlers.

Those trials at Carroll Institute last
night convinced me that amateur
wrestling in Washington is now in
most healthy condition.
Nearly every match was hard
fought and the skill with which each
entrant went about his work showed
the result of the good coaching which
the amateurs have been receiving
during the winter.
There should be some interesting
doings when Washington's winners
face Baltimore's victors in the finals
for the South Atlantic championships
lat Carroll Institute next Saturday
evening.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Small on crew.

1t is not surprising that Johnny Small,
Of this city. should be ocupyincg a /eat
in the Cornell varsity she'll
While at Tech High School Small
was one of the best athletes in the in
stitution and made both the football
team and the rew.-Later he rowed for
the Potomacs.
AS a freshman at Cornell last year he
declined to participate in sport, prefer
ring to get a flying start in his class
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Joe Turner coming.

have received word that Joe Tur-
ner, the Washington wrestler, who has
been giving exhibitions in the South,
will be back here within the next ten
days to talk business with Rob Roy
Mackey. looking toward a match for
the DiXieland title.
Like Mackey, Turner has kept himself
in excellent condition, and If the rivals
can reach any sort of an agreement for
a match, 1 expect to see some real
graphing early next month.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
JiggE Donohue through.

When it was announced that Jiggs
DOnohue was to rejoin the Chicago
White Sox in an erdeavor to come
hack" I ventured the Prediction that
the veteran would never regain the form
that once made him one of the best
first hasenren in the business.
Since then Donohue has failed to even
show fash and the latest reports from
the South say Donohue is now holding
down a position on the third Sox.
Sic transit gloria mundi
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
New Willard Team
To Seek Franchise

The New Willard team is expected 10
apply for entrance into the CONNER
ciaI League at a meeting of the organ
ization Tuesday night at Andrews
store in Louisiana avenue. Herman A.
Meyers, president of the Sunday School
League, has organized the team.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Defeated Y. M. G. A. Five
Back From Baltimore

The Y. NJ. c. A. regulars are back to-
day from their disastrous trip to Bal
timore. where they lost to the basket
hail five representing the Central Y NJ.
C. A. by the score of % to is. Tne
PLAYERS are Of the opinion had they been
able to solve the deft pass work of the
BaItimoreans sooner in the first half
the game would not have gone against
them.
The first period ended * to in favor
Of the Orioles, but in the following half
the Washington team came back strong
and had the best of it all the way
through the period. But the lead was
too great 70 be overcome when possessed
nv team of the strength of the BaIti-
more team. and the Capital City men
U,rP on the bottom when the final
whistle blew.
10Y
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Georgetown Standing in
Dixie to Be Gauged by
Virginia Eleven.
LIMIT NECESSARY -
TO FUTURE OF TEAM
Games With Carlisle, West Point,
and Lehigh Among Others
on Schedule.

Georgetown's ranking in Southern
football next fall will be gauged en-
tirely from the game with Virginia,
as the Charlottesville eleven will be
the only representative team south
Of the Mason and Dixon line included
on the gridiron schedule of the Blue
and Gray in the autumn.
Realizing that If Georgetown is to
receive consideration among the big
Institutions of the country, games
with Northern teams are essential,
the list will have for its features. in
addition TO the Virginia contest.
games with the Carlisle Indians, West
Poirt. and Lehigh. The lesser dates
will be taken up by Randolph Macon.
William and Mary, Richmond College.
and st. Johns, of Annapolis While
these minor games are hardly as
heavy as last fall this is more than
made up for by the scheduling of the
three Northern aggregations
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
BOB THAYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP
."EVERY KNOCK is A BOOST"

work. but now that he has turned to
rowing his name may be expected to be
found on Cornells crew list for the
next two or three years.
The presence of Small in the boat on
Lake Cayuga recalls the deeds of Shep-
ard, Cox, Backus, Ballenger, and other
products Of the washington schools who
have kept the Cornellian in the fore at
Poughkeepsie and on other waters.
The Washington times., 1911-03-12
Bryan sees hope.

After a talk with Frank ]. Bryan,
secretary of the United Hunts, at the
Willard, became rather convinced that
the outlook for healthy racing in the
East is not so blue as some would have
us believe.
Mr.. Bryan said the adverse legislation
in several States has served to elimL
nate many undesirable characters from
the turf, with the result that the sport
is now in a more healthy state than
at any other time in it's recent history.