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The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
DIFFERS NELSON
BUNCH Of Coin
Tack 0'Brien Would Give Thousand
Dollars Per Round For
Short Bout.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-One thou
and dollars round for defeated
champion is some money in the
|DDknion of local fans, but 1t is the
mount that Jack O'Brien Is willing
1of pay to have Battling Nelson per.
I'm In Quakertown. The battler,
10 is picking up some easy money
rita local theater, was proudly dis
Dlaying the following telegram to-
fBattling Nelson-We still think
<h1f you are the greatest lightweight
YER Will give you $1,000 a round
ri forty per cent of the gate, TO meet
n3 opponent to be selected in a six
<utnd bout before the American A. c.
here. III you knock out your oppon-
M will give you $4,000 for second
X0bt to be held at my club. viii be
Al New York one night this week to
E11se deal.
(Signed) JACK O'BRIEN."
n 1t is not a joint attempt for the
Ilnhelight by Nelson and O'Brien Il
IA good offer and one that will at
<ract much attention
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
MORE LAW SUITS COME
TO BOTHER JACK JOHNSON

CHICAGO, Jan. lots ION Agin,
off agin,' gone agin, with Jack
Johnson, heavyw eight champion, when
IL comes TO court troubles.
Fresh from trials in which his
French chauffeur was charged with
having intentions of becoming a white
Hope" by the use OF a revolver on
Liz Arthur and in which George Lit
tie accused the champion of having
a $1,000 sparkler belonging to him,
Johnson announced today he was go
ing TO New York on court call.
Barney Gerard. New York theatrical
has a suit pending against
the Negro and which is due to come
up tomorrow. From New York John
son will go to Boston for two days and
then TO Pittsburg to open a theatrical
next Monday.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
Gotch To Sign
With Hack Soon

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-The big mat
matchp between Frank Gotch, worlds
wrestling champion and George Hack
enschmidt, the Russian Lion" is in
sight
Coincident with the announcement
today by n. Fl. Frazee, the theatrical
producer, that he had signed Gotch for
a twepty.week tour OF the world for
$4,000 comes the statement that the
champion probably will sign articles
for the Hackenschmidt match before
the end OF the week.
The champion will be married at his
home town OF Humboldt, Iowa, tomor-
row, and Immediately will leave for
Chicago with his bride. Commencing
next Monday he will appear at local
theater for two weeks and will then
begin filling his Frazee engagement
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
BY HARRY NELLY.

Two elements have been eliminat
4 from the state basketball cham
|onship, the Burroughs team and tht
|1chigan Agricultural college nVe
~ Burroughs never were consider
as among the real contenders, ou'
~ had improved enough this year
Ut the ymight have had some at
alton but for their showing 'as'
|eht,
"Figurlne on a basis Of foot
ball and boxing believe we
cuaht to claim the state cham
pionship in basketball" said
Dick jackson, MANAGER OF the
epaidinss, this Afternoon. I'VE
aren't claiming II however, al
though we did, defeat the title
holders for 1910. sm glad that
our team beat the Michigan Az
oles 80 easily, because il will
confine the state championship
20 Detroit and will make the race
between our team, the Y. M. o,
the ". M. C. A. and the D. A. c.
lust that much more interesting
The showing of the Aggies was
rite surprise to basketball fans oil
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
AggieS Are Removed
From Championship
kc1sIvE DEFEAT BY sPALDINGS REMOVES STATE
TITLE HOLDERS FROM RACE-INTEREST
cENTERS NOW IN DETROIT.
EFEAT BY SPALDINGS REMOVES

this city. II had been expected that
they would give the Spaldings
much better battle. Either the Az
gies have gone back rapidly or the
Spaldings have improved wonderful
ly. The fact that the Spaldings were
able TO outplay the farmers from the
start of the game while working un-
der the handicap OF collegiate rules
which are not used in Detroit games,
is sufficient proof that there is ma
terial difference betwee tnhe fves.
With the Aggies eliminated the
basketball situation revolves around
the four leading teams of this city.
The Burroughs had been boosted as
possible contenders by their numor-
Gus friends, but the Toledo Blades
had an easy time defeating the adj
ders last night, and the Toledo aggre-
cation was easy picking for Spald-
ings.
The Solvays and ID. A. c. battle to-
night at the Delta gym, but this game
will have no bearing upon the-ettS
or state championship. Solvays can
not hope 10 have much more than a
meagre look in with Jake Mazer's
DNG anu NlC odAhC III III PiO0obAhN@
will be simply a question of totals.
On Thursday evening the Young
Mems Order and Spaldings will strug-
gle at the Light Guard armory. This
game will have material bearing on
the championship. II the Y. M. O..
wins the Spaldings will suffer a
severe jolt in its championship as.
pirations, while a victory for the
sport shoppers will put a decided
kink in the Y. M. o. hopes. Either
way, the game Is full of Importance
az deciding the city title, and with
the Aggies out of the running, the
city championship will include the
state as well this year.
Basketball is on most sub
stantiaI basis In Detroit, due TO
the above-board manner in
which the sport is conducted
here. Much more interest 10 TAX
en- in the game here than In most
cities and the public Is assured
of some unusually good contests
this winter. In fact, the rivalry
seems keener than ever.
The only one drawback to deciding
the championship and deciding 1t
promptly is the refusal of the d. A.
G. to enter into negotiations with the
Y. NJ c. A. for a series OF games
The Y offered to paint the glass be-
hind the baskets in its gym in an eff
fort to get schedule arranged with
Mazer's five, but as yet the ID. A. C.
man has done nothing looking to-
wards that end. Lovers OF the in
door game hope that something will
happen soon to bring the Y and ID. A.
G. together.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
EDITED BY
HARRY NErLx
Ordinary Mays Look Good
On Russian Grand Circuit

tween the various meets. Here IL an
example: The fall meeting was just
drawing to close In st. Petersburg
when a cold snap came on. The re-
suit was that the track. which was
flooded the day after the meet closed
had frozen solid In "a hours, and the
winter events were under way two
days later.
nice feature of the races In Rus
STA is that there Is not SO much OF
that tiresome scoring 80 prevalent at
Grand Circuit meets. The horses are
divided into two divisions and turn
at the word OF the pre-starter. They
go down the track almost neck and
neck. and so per cent OF the time they
get away on the first score. II
horse acts badly as many as three
times he Is sent to the barn.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
TONY MULLANE IS DYING
IN A CHICAGO HOSPITAL.

CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-Anthony j.
Mullane, better known To the oldtime
"fans" as Tony" Mullane, is In a
serious condition at a hospital and Is
not expected to live. He has an alb
cess on the brain.
Thirty years ago Tony Mullane was
one of the greatest pitchers in the
National league.
After he had outlived his usefulness
on the diamond he returned to Chi
cago and joined the police force.
Recently be has been acting as ser
geant at the central station, having
attained the rank OF detective after
years of service In the department.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
THE TIMES SPORT. PAGE
SPORT EVENTS TONIGHT.

BASKETBALLcD. A. c. VS..
Solvays at the ID. A. C., gym.
Game starts at S:15.
HOOK EY Windsor VS..
Franklins, at the Arena. Game
begins at 8 p. IN. Regular con-
test in Detroit Amateur Hockey
league.
ICE SKATING-At Belle Isle,
The Arena. ID. A. c.. Mack Park
and Windsor.
YACHTING-Annual election
of officers OF the Detroit Boat
club at the Fellowcraft club
Transaction OF such other bust
ness as may come up.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
BIKE RIDERS ARE PUNCHED
IN FIRST NIGHTS WORK

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 10.-Af.
Goulett of the Goulett-Hehir combin-
alton won the final honors OF the
night at the Broadway Arsenal by
taking the mile sprint from Eddie
Root and Jimmy West. Hehir and
Goulett had executed a pretty steal
early in the evening, gaining lap on
the rest of the bunch.
Score at end OF first nighttime
hours -Hehir-Gou ZIG, 2; Gal
vin-West, ZIG, /; Hill-Fogler, 216, l;
Fenn-Drobach, ZIG, L; Krebs-Thomas.
216. /; Lawrence-Krebs,2 16, 1; Will
ey-Mitten, ZIG, L; Walthour-Walker.
PIC, /; Clarke-Pye, 216, 1; lawson
Root, PIG, 1.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
AND IN WINTER. roo.

'In the Spring a young mans fancy"
SO the poet said;
Lightly turns TO thoughts OF loving"
Crazy In the head.
In the Spring the peoples fancy
Likes not love at all:
In this day and generation
People like baseball
In the Spring the whole blamed nation,
Every year the same.
Hits the trail for baseball diamonds
OH you national game.
Tom Akefa
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
Princeton Loses Pitcher.

PRINCETON. N. j., Jan. 10--An ex-
animation today OF the broken collar
bone of s. V. White, the crack Tiger
pitcher. brought the information that
he would not be able to pitch next
spring. White broke his right collar
bone while wrestling yesterday with
APP. Herring. Owing TO the fact that
Princeton has an unusually heavy
baseball schedule this year, Whites
loss will be big handicap.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
fOK1 griffith CAN STILL Pitch

When Clarke
Griffith came with
in an ace of win
ming the pennant
for New York a
few years back,
criticism was Of
fered that modesty
alone prevented
the HIGH a n d e r 5
beating Boston for
the coveted BIT OF
silk.
Had Grit gone
into the box a few
more tim e s We
would have copied
sure" declared the
supporters OF Far
rell's team.
This was when
Griffith was a bit
younger than he
is today. but the
old king of the
slow ball gave a
classy demonstra-
ton of how TO re
tire a side as late
as last fall.
aft er the Ma
tional and Ameri-
can lea gu e s I'm
ished their work.
Cine in n a l and
Cleveland played a
series, and in the
last game in Cleve
land. Griffith went
onto the firing
line after the Nap
s ! u & gers h a d
driven his best men
from the box.
Griffith pitched
just eight balls, re-
firing the side. He
didn't seem to have
any speed and his
greatest admirer
never accused the
vet Of b cling a
curve ball pitcher.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
Spaldings Beat
Aggies Easily

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 10.zSuper-
ior condition gave the Spalding has.
ketball team OF Detroit victory over
Michigan Aggies last night, 81 to 8.
At the end of the first half the score
was 9 to In favor of the Detroit
players, but in the second half they
showed under the home athletes.
The visitors were handicapped at
first by the collegiate rules, the
teams in Detroit playing A. A. U.
They soon accustomed themselves to
the change and piled up scores easily.
The lineup:
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
Make candIepIn Record.

HOLYOKE. Mass Jan. 10.-The
worlds candlepin team total record
was hung up here last night by the
Suffolk of the Western Massachu-
sets League, when they counted H.
642 pins. This excels by IL pins the
mark set up by Paul Poehler's team
on Boston alleys last month.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
BY Ed BANG.

II was Is years ago that Frank Cat
on of Cleveland. decided that there
was a great future for the trotung
horse game In the land OF the car
Cation had been thinking Of trying his
luck in Russia for couple OF years
and In 1893 hied himself across the
big pond.
Today this same Cation is the own
er of the largest individual stable in
all Russia. During the past year his
winning at St Petersburg and Mos
COW amounted TO $4,000. or more
than any stable in the land OF snow.
II was just case of history repeat
ing itself, for in the past dozen years
Cation has been the leading individual
money winner. A comparatively poor
man when he left the United States,
Cation is millionaire several times
over.
A man has a chance for his white
alley with only a mediocre stable in
Russia. or Cations As horses, prob
ably only four or five would stand a
show with the cream of the harness
world on the grand circuit. In Rus
sia, however, all have a chance at
the rich purses hung up. They work
along sort OF elimination scale over
there, with the result that when a
horse begins to kick up didoes and
wins too often his owner is not allow
ed to start him against the slower
horses Mr.. Cation received word
from his son, VIII, only the other
day that in the twelve starts he made
in the winter meet at St Petersburg
to date he had piloted his charges
home in front in nine races and fin
ished second In the other three All
of which betokens another banner
year for the Cation stable.
Racing is almost continuous per-
Torrance in Russia. The winter
meeting is scarcely over then the
spring events are under way. There
is only a respite of a few days bo-
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Nelson Cappe took six straight
games from Drossman In the Free
Press individual tournament Monday
Cappe tipped over 1925 pins In half
dozen games.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Pres. Bowen, OF the south MIchigsn
league, says the rules II that organi-
The pres is going TO have his hands
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
BOXING AND WRESTLING

WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Sis Detroit Time.
Carter, SetrOit, VI.
Billy Swartx, Windsor.
BOXINGi
wind-Up, y Rounds, $50 Lbs.
Tommie Gavigan, Cleveland, Va
spike Kelly, Chicago.
Billy Rocks, Referee.
And Three Others.
Windsor Athletic Club
View Hall Next to Post0fnce,
PITT-ST. WEST.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Racing is almost continuous per-
Torrance in Russia. The winter
meeting is scarcely over then the
spring events are under way. There
is only a respite of few days bo-
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

. SEUTt TISl HdII--M. q. e, ., SpaIdIny,
8. Goals from fouls-Bush, out of s.
Ulbrich, 2 out OF 9. Goals from field
Bush 90, Walker. Chamberlain, IN
birch cd, Merz 90. j.. Roxborough
Fouls committed--M A. c., s: SpaId-
ings. s. One point awarded to Spaid-
ings Referee-Warner. Lansing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
CHRISTIANS
SCORED BY
Gypsy SMITH

The sinners were spared al Clip
~ Smiths big revival meeting Mt
the Mammoth rink last night but
the church,goera got theirs. The
evangelist did not mince Words.
neither did he spare them. The
lack OF Christianity In Christian
homes. and the lack OF observance
OF Christian doctrines IN public, by
so.eallcd Christians. camc In for a
good share OF his attention. And
the church.goerH took their medi-
cine: teiltalo countenancee and
guilty smiles showed that
'show me the spots on your par
lor carpet. where you kneel In
prayer with your children. you
church members. you Christians"
Gipay Smith said. In a high. ahrill
tone. A pin could have been heard
TO drop al the time.
Perhaps GlpSy Smith didn't know
that the Metropolitan had brand
new play on last night. and that
automobiles were lined up for
blocks around tho playhouse, and
then again. perhaps no did. Any.
how. he took punch al the the.
MISREPRESENTATION IN general and
Sunday theatres In particular.
You've taught your children the
ways OF the theatres and the ways
81 the world. You've taught them
TO play cards, but oh. my friends.
have YOU taught them 10 know God
how Ia prayz"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
SWEETHEART
To SAVE GEN.
CHAS. PRyCE

Los ANGELES. Oct. sS.--ffan'
els Eggerton. son Of Sir Francis
rreerton 81 England, a life Ions
friend OF General Chas. Pryce. held
herr ON charges OF violating neu'
trallty laws. Is speeding TO Los An
relos fram Peterborough. Canada,
today. to effect the release on hail
OF the former leader OF lower Gan
furnia insurrectos.
pFyee some time ago received In.
formation from his fiancec. Miss
III pigvs, that Erxerton would come
here. Miss Riggs has been making
brave flght to aid fryce obtain
his release.
A telegram 90 Pfyce today from
Miss nggs said that Eggerton had
already started for Los Angeles and
would put up the necessary $500
bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

, Behind locked doors. Judge Frazier
q today hearing the case against
Prank Goodman and Mira. Myrtle
Frazier. who are charged with con
trsbuting to the delinquency" OF fr-
ma Frazier. the iSyear-old daughter
OF the accused woman. Because the
girl Is under age. Judge Frater. fol-
lowing the custom adopted Ia iuven-
iie cases. Is hearing the case In
chambers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
AMERICAN GIRL WANTS
DIVORCE FROM PRINCE

LONDON. Oct. 2i..-rhe Princess
Hessan. better known as Viola
Humphrey. n California girl. Is IN
london seeding divorce from
Prince Ibraham Hassan. first coua.
In OF the khedisc of Egypt, whom
abe married last April
lie ordered me about. abe said.
and ! had no freedom of thought
or action. | was not allowed 70 see
my friends or even TO receive let.
ters. For one month | was pris.
oner | married him for love. but
II was n great mistake, He's an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

Egyptian prince. and am just one
OF the plain people-thore you have
the whole story.
ION one occasion the prince
asked me TO wait for him In the
foyer OF the hotel. waited three
hours and half and then went "a
my room. Later the prince came
up very angry. lie asked me why
had not waited for him. aud sald
must obey orders. You are the
only person In the world. he said.
who has ever dared to combat my
WILL"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
NOT ON THE BILL

PORTLAND. Or. Oct. ga
turn" not on the bin was staged Al
the HeIlig theatre last night. when
the orchestra struck mp Mendeis.
sohn's Wedding March" IA q finale.
and Jesse Well. secretary OF the
Bright Eyes" company. and Miss
Lillian HagaT. a member os the COM
rany. we're dragged before the foot
lights and showcred with congrata-
iations IN front OF the audience. The
conpie had ben secretly married To
The afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
STANDARD OIL TO HAVE A
BIG COMPETITOR ON COAST

nm FRANCISCO. Oct. "a An.
other concern entered tho field 10.
day To compete seriously with the
standard OH Co. Pipe lines are 10
be built nj once 20 Port Hartford and
tank sites nj San Francisco. Seattle
aud Portland The company Intends
10 enter tank steamers In competi.
ton for the trade OF South America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
ATE BERRIES; KILLED


tBy unitsd Press Leased WireD
PORTLAND. Or. Oct. 2s--Aa a
result OF the publication Of the
death ~ the small daughter OF a
local physician after eating berries
OF Virginia creeper. a number OF
experiments have been made by 10.
cal chemists. II VAS announced to.
day that they found that the creep.
or bearing five pointed leaves Is the
only ON. that 10 poisonous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

ana tue bflcut.
The new concern Is merged from
the Palmer OH Co. and the Palmer
Union Co. and will retain the name
OF the latter concern.
Frank l.. Brown. one OF the best.
known oil men In the United States,
is the moving spirit In the new Gu
terprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
RANK IN NEW QUARTERS

Tire Washington Savings and
Loan association has moved from
1914 Cherry 81. TO new and larger
quarters 1T $40 Second nv. The a..
ISOLATION has shown biz growth
In the past year. having Increased
les assets over $500. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

judge Ronald has refused to con.
tinue the conspiracy cases against
Alden and G. y. Bicthen. charged
with wappenstein. Ludovic. Dali.
glona.. Charles Bergman. and Mike
Powers. with attempting to protect
moral corruption In Seattle under
the GIN administration Each of the
other defendants will have a aepar-
ate trial The Hicthen trial viii
be tried Jointly. the date being set
for November 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
Italy Loses LOO

my Unitsd rrsss LEASED WtrsD
LONDON. Ocs. 1s.--Ai Italy IL
torn with anxiety over the fate OF
the land force sent to ncnxhaxs. &C
cording 10 messages received here
today.
II "a known that the Italian Ioss
was very heavy. some reports plac-
Ing Il at ZOO.
A message from Rome says that
tho initial attempts Of Capts. Piazza
and Mioxo at aerial scouting were
successful.
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100000 TROUT

PORTLAND. Or. Oct s4-I,e
tween $50. geo aud 500. 600 trout fry
nre being transferred 10 Wailowa
lake from the AiiRan hatchery. near
Joseph. BY Deputy Gamo Warden 7
j. Craig today.
The annual distribution OF trout
fry began several weeks ago when
xnme 500 .0o9 Try from the Bonnc.
VILE hatchery we're turned loose In
che streams OF umatil!a and Baker
counties.
stocking OF Willamette valley
streams will begin In November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
1000 Wounded

tuy United Frsss Leased Wirsl
VIENNA. Oct. 24.--Bioodser than
the eensors would admit. the italian
landing 81 6en9hsxl on October 10.
resulted 10 casualties on both sides
10 the number Of 1000. according 10
beisssd reports received here today.
u 10 said that the firing from the
hsssleships covering the landing Of
the italian troops. was 40 terrific
that the beach looked Hike . sham
bies after the ensagemsnt closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

NEW YORK. Oct 90 Robert
Mather. chairman OF the board Of
directors OF the Westinghouse Elec.
trio Manufacturing Co. died here TO
day. aged bs.
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MECCA. Cal. oct 2t--Aviator
Fowler aiighted here AZ 10 o'clock.
making the 81 mites from Hanning
I'm S. minutes
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IN THE RECORD

(By Matted Press Leased wirsp
HALL Oh RECORDS. Los AN.
GEI.ES. Oct. 3f--Thc confession OF
ortis " McManigal duplicating
James H. Mcnamara In the explo.
sion that destroyed the building OF
the los Angeles Times on October
1. 1910. and the report Of the ex.
perts appointed by Mayor Aiexan.
der. who found that the Timea was
destroyed by dynamite, went into
the record in the McNamara muir
der trial today.
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