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The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24
BOOZE SHIPMENTS
 ARE ENORMOUS tSHHsfA EXPRESS COMPANIES CONVEY TWENTY MILLION GALLONS
 ANNUALLY.
The Biggest Traffic Is in the South Where Prohibition Is Supposed to
 Prevail in Many States.

Washington, June 2S.-Approxi- mately 20,OO0.00O gallons of liquors, annually, are shipped by express. prin- cipally from mail order houses, direct to consumers in prohibition states.
 This startling fact was developed to- day in an inquiry conducteI by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 Commissioner McChord. who con ducted the inquiry, points out that the industry directly concerned is that of the mall order liquor houses. Tt was the spread of prohibition movement the opinion says, that gave vitality to this character of traffic in liquor. With state wide prohibition came the interstate traffic in liquor. The de- cision of the supreme court that this traffic was interstate and therefore superior to interference by the state governments gave the industry a tre- mendous impetus and established the express companies as the carriers of practically the whole of this traffic.
 Jacksonville. Fla, probably the largest shipping point for liquor in the South. sends out between three and four thousand packages of one or two gallons daily, or a total of about one and one-half million gallons a year. Chattanooga, Tenn, ships abou 7S6, ,OO0 gallons; Richmond, 546.720 gall Ions; Petersburg. 26s,12S Pensacola PCT ,76O; New Orleans, 255,S56; An, gusta, 215, ,l50, and Norfolk. Va, Cairo, Ill.. Emporia, Va, Louisville, Ky, Portsmouth, Va, Roanoke, Va, and Savannah. Ga. ship more than 100000 gallons each, annually.
 The movement is much more active in the South than in other sections of the country, partly because of the extent of the prohibition territory ir that section, partly because of the large quantities Of very cheap whiskey manufactured and shipped there for the consumption of the negro population 1 The opinion concludes with the statement that although it is not ths
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24
MAY TRANSFER
 DETROIT CLUB SMALL ATTENDANCE TO SEE CHAMPIONS PLAY DlScouR-
 AGES OWNERS.
Story Is That the Club Will Be Trans ferred to St. Louis and the St.
 Louis Club Sent Elsewhere.

Detroit, June Regarding a ru- nor that because of small attendance at the games played here, the Detroit club may be transferred to St. Louis and the team now representing St. Louis transferred to another city, President F. J. Navin of the local club declared he had heard nothing definite today.
 But wouli not object to selling the club he continued We are not losing money in Detroit. but neither are we making a dollar, and l have heard constant kicks from other club owners all this year.
 The Detroit News says
 Several recent conferences between President Johnson, of the American League and other club-owners are sup posed to have been for the purpose of taking Detroit's franchise away
 The Detroit Journal today printed q report that the rumored changes in volged bringing the St Louis American to this city in exchange for the De- troit Club.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24
DOCTOR PRAISES D. D. 0.

Although an NJ. D., I acknowledge to my patients and patrons that your remedy. D. D. D., reaches cases or Eczema and permanently cures them. --Dr. Ira T. Gabbert. Caldwell, Kan.
 My cure began from the first ap- plication of D. D. D. My skin is now as smooth as baby's. I wouldn't take a thousand dollars for what Il. D. D. has done for me" writes Ali- gust Santo, of Chillicothe, Ohio.
 These are just samples of letters We are receiving every day from grateful patients all over the coun- try.
 Worth it's weight in gold" All my pimples wassed away by D D. D." T found instant relief" ID D. D is lit tie short of miraculous" These are the words of others in describing the great skin remery, D. D. D.
 Proven by thousands of cures, for ten years to be absolutely harmless and reliable in every case of skin trouble. no matter what it is.
 Get trial bottle todayl Instant relief-only 25c.
 R. c. Morris Drugl Company.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24
LITTLE WORK ON MAINE.

Havana, June 23.-There was no de velopments of interest today in con- ncction with the raising of the battle ship Maine. The engineers have de- cided to hold the water within the coffer dam at the present level of r feet and devote the next ten days or two weeks to crucial examination oi the eoffer dam, reinforcing ths structure wherever necessary.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24
woooMEN LAW COMMITTEE.
Special Session to Be Held to Con
 sider Changing Rates.

Buffalo, June 23.-The head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America in executive session here today acted fayorably upon the recommendation of the law committee that a special session be held for consideration of the changes in rates. Chicago was named as the place and the first Tuesday in January 1912 as the date for the special session of the head camp
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24
CARNEGIE TEsTIFIEs.

New York, Jupne2S. "A deposition given by Andrew Carnegie before he sailed for Europe was read today in a civil suit in which the lronmaster declared he knew nothing of the at- fairs of the suspended Carnegie Trust Company He said he had loan ed the Company s1,0OO,O0O to help it out of it's troubles.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24

function of the commission to dwell on the moral aspect of the question, it is considered that the traffic has an evil effect and is one of the important factors in the race problem of the South.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24
TRANSFER DENIED BY JOHNSON.

Chicago. June 2S.--Reports of pro posed transfer of the Detroit team of American Base Ball League, to St. Louis. were denied at the office of Ban E. Johnson, president of the league today. It was said such a transfer would be contrary to the rules of the league and had not been considered.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-24

have just renovated the four brick flats known Flats Nos. 25, 2I7 29 and Pleasant St These Flats each and bath have all modern improvements including furnace heat. They ideally within three blocks of the heart of Hot Springs Just blocks from City Hall, Postoce and Island Depot We will give lease right parties rent month month at S25 per month. Tl1eY connot be duplicated in Hot Sprgs No fare unnecessary Call and will show to you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
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Immense power OF the
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BOWS TO COURTS DECISION
american Tobacco Company An
nouuces That Its Affairs viii Be
Made TO Satisfy Ruling

Now York. lune The American
Tobacco company will undertake a
readmstment Of lis affairs ais direct.
el by the United states supreme
court according 10 an Official state
rIent prepared hv it's officers and civ.
eu ct this afternoon by NJ W. Ful-
lcf chief counsel
The supreme court in this ease,
reads the statement has said that
the sherman antibusi Law should be
siyen an application more extensive
tnan has been given in any other
case Il has sai5i chat the American
iuhacco company IL embraced within
IT'S terms
My clients Of course. will obey
the law as nov intarproled and will,
in good faith npdeflake the readlust-
uent of their affairs under the drec'
tlon of the circuit court OF The South
ern disuint of New York, 10 which
< utt the Supreme court was remitted
the matter for direction
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The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
GOTCH PICKS HIS
TRAINING STAFF
incidentally, Doc Roller Wants 10
Bet Champ That Hackenschmidt
Will Beat Him.

CHICAGO, May 13.-Not to be out
done by his rival, George Hackeh'
schmidt. Frank Gotch, worlds cham
pion heavyweight wrestler, is getting
star mat men together for his train
mig camp.
Gotch announced today that he had
commissioned Farmer Burns TO sign
Charles Cutler. "Americus," Henry
Ordeman and Charles Olsen, as his
trainers. These men will work with
Gotch for two weeks before his match
with the Russian Lion on Labor Day
Before leaving for the east, Jack
Curley, Hacks manager, and DR., o.
F. Roller, the Seattle wrestler, COM
bined to offer TO bet Gotch $4,000,
that Hack would win. Gotch refused,
declaring he did not wager on any
OF his matches.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
What the Fox Scores
demonstrate to the Fan

Cincinnati scored As runs and 81
hits in the series with the Doves.
Some going, yes?
Ty Cobb scored from first on
single TO right and again from Sec
ond on a wild pitch. Then he
whacked out a long drive In the
seventh and won an uphill fight
for the Tigers. But what's the
use Of repeating some such story
as this every day?
Three singles, a double and
triple were Bob. Bescher's contri-
button to che Reds-Doves' whlrli-
gig.
II there 10 q weak spot In the
Quaker team, IL hasn't developed
yet. Its treatment Of the Pirates
was simply murderous.
After pitching perfect ball
against the Giants for eight in
ninss, Lou Richie lost his goat
to the cheering crowd and Three
Fingered Brown had to come to
the rescue.
The Philadelphia Cincinnati
series ought to be the real thir>],
with Manager DOOM and Griffith
each trying TO show that he got
the better Of the quadrupie ex-
change Of players.
Manager Dshlen and Bresnahan
and players Coulson and David
son were cast out OF the game In
Brooklyn. Think Of tall-enders
getting "Het up" to this extent.
There were 100 runs scored In
the big leagues yesterday, only
six less than the day before,
which constituted a record. Each
league came through with sixty
runs yesterday.
Umpire o'Day stood for more
abuse In the New York-chicaso
series than a man running for Of
flee. Only the fact that he kept
his mask on prevented players
and managers from mussins his
features.
Sherwood MCGEE seems to be
rapidly learning how to bat.
Twenty-nine players took part
In the Browns-AtheItic game.
which turned out 80 runs and 81
hits.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
STRONG MAN DEFTES
TEAM OF LIVERY HORSES
European viii Pull on Unique Es
hlbition at Light Guard Armory
Sunday Evening.

European VIII Pun On unique tx
hlbltion at Light Guard Armory
Sunday Evening.
In an effort to show that the two
strongest horses in Detroit are un-
able to pull his arms apart, Peter
Zebits, a strong man from Europe,
will, on Sunday evening. at the Light
Guard armory. undergo a unique test.
Prof. Zebits has secured pair or
horses from q local livery barn and
will pull OF his show whether or not
anyone cares to provide a team and
accept his offer of sidebet OF $500
that the trick cannot be done.
Zebits also promises to PROFOUND
several other spectacular feats OF
strength. One of these is the trans
portation Of a milestone about the
stage, with ten or twelve men perch
ed thereon--he is not particular about
the number, so long as the weight Is
somewhere near 5000 pounds.
After the exhibition Of strength, sew
eral wrestling bouts will be staged,
Mihalovich meeting Henry Dobril, OF
Cleveland in a feature event, and Joe
Sajatovic taking on Rizinski, also q
visitor from across the lake.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
HUMAN GARBAGE CAN
WOULD DEFEND TITLE

Thomas +. Curley, who calls
himself the champion big eater
of Massachusetts,. has issued
challenge backed by $500. TO
devour larger quantity OF
eggs, oysters or Holsters at one
sitting than any self-styled
champion in thee ountry."
Curley's mostr ecent feat In
Guided the eating Of five dozen
boiled eggs at a meal. On two
other occasions he devoured Is
one-pound Holsters and 100
oysters at q sitting.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13

Stanage was a tower OF strength
Everybody else did his part, the Tie,
ers' one slip being when Bush dropped
a characteristic Stanage throw In the
first inning. allowing Hartzel a life
which he later used TO bring In a run.
Through 1t all piped the still, small
voice OF the gigantic Duke" Farrell.
New York manager protein. Duke"
was the only New Yorker TO see Cobb
coming home and didn't have enough
vocal capacity TO break through
Sweeney's eardrums. On days when
he Is TO furnish the strategy for the
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
SICK AND DISCOURAGED.
Evers Wires Chance That He 10 Sick
and Can't Play Ball AZ Present.

NEW YORK, May livery sor-
~, Frank. / will do anything in the
world for you, but can't play ball at
present. Am sick and discouraged"
This pathetic telegram was receiv-
ed today by Manager Frank Chance,
of the Chicago Cubs, from John j.
Evers, his star second baseman, who
is out OF the game from a nervous
collapse. Evers telegraphed from his
home in Troy, where he had gone TO
recuperate. The message blasted
Chances hope that the little fellow
would be able to help out the Cubs
on their present swing around the
east
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13

Reasonable mileages, late starts
and early finishes for each days run,
and an absolute prohibition of speed
ing, are features which will be al
most unique in the Afiliation Tour.
which the Wolverine Automobile
club, in combination with the motor
ing organizations OF Cleveland and
Buffalo, will give during the week
following June az.
AS laid out by Chairman Harry H.
Robinson, OF the Runs and Tours
committee, Of the local club, there
will be but one run requiring a start
earlier than 900 or $3.50. This will
be over the 1875 miles which separate
Cleveland and Buffalo. All the rest
OF the trip around the S2s-mile circle,
will be made by easy stages and even
the one long run is well within the
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13

limits OF the experience OF almost
every motorist
The following Is the schedule for
the run:
First Day, June 22-Detroit to
Ypsilanti. to Adrian, to Wanseon, o.,
to Toledo; lis miles.
Second Day, June 23-Toledo 70
Sandusky to Lorain to Cleveland; lz3
miles.
Third Day, June 24-Cleveland TO
Erie, Pa, to Buffalo; 1876 miles.
Fourth Day, June rs Sunday
Buffalo to Niagara Falls: FL miles.
Fifth Day. June 26-Niagara Falls
to Hamilton. Ont, to Toronto; 1T
miles.
Sixth Day, June 27-Toronto to
Hamilton to London, Ont; l27 miles.
Seventh Day. June 2S-London TO
Sarnia to Port Huron to Mt. Clemens
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
THE RED SOX ARE HERE AND THE
TIGERS ARE GOOD AND READY

New Workers hereafter, Duke" Will
use a megaphone.
The New York club left In some
what crippled condition, Hartzell SUI
fering from a bad spike-wound In the
upper leg, and Chase with high
temperature and very sore throat
They made an excellent impression
here and, while hardly dangerous
enough to bother In forecasting their
pennant chances. look 70 have hne
pitching stan and team of rapid
base-runners, TO say nothing OF that
grand catcher-orator behind the bat.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
YALE AND PENN CREWS RACE.
Two-Mlle Event on Connecticut River
Likely To BE Hard Fought.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May "a
The varsity Fights OF Yale and Penn
sylvania will row a two-mile race on
Connecticut river here this afternoon
between and o'clock, the time OF
the start depending on the weather.
The race will be rowed down stream
and the time will probably be fast as
there Is a swift current running.
Both crews, in the opinion of ex-
perts are so evenly matched that the
outcome depends on weather condi-
tons.
Pennsylvania crew Is lighter by
an average of seven pounds. but has
the advantage OF having seven veter-
ans. Pennsylvania was defeated this
season by Annapolis by scant mar
gin.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
aln Meet AZ chIeaao.

CHICAGO, May 13.-According 70
figures given out here. 32S athletes.
the cream OF the western college ath-
letic world, representing ~ univer'
stiles and colleges. have been nomin-
ated for the eleventh annual inter
collegiate track and field meet. to be
held on Northrup Field, Minneapolis,
on June 3. The far western colleges
will send strong teams, especially the
University Of California
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
DOROTHY LOSES
A CLOSE MATCH
American Woman Golf Champion
Beaten at Nineteenth Hole by
Mrs. Ross, of England.

PORT RUSH, Ireland. May Ia
Miss Dorothy Campbell failed today
In her ambition TO annex the British
golf championship from Mrs. Rose, for
three years holder of the British IT,
tie
In their match on the Royal club
grounds this afternoon they finished
all square on the eighteenth hole On
the nineteenth. Mrs. Rose made IL IL.
four strokes. against five by her op-
pnent.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13

to Detroit: 148 miles.
According to this same schedule
the Toledo motorists whom the De-
troiters will pick up on their way
through, will reach their homes, June
20; the Clevelanders, June 80; and
the Buffalo contingent, July /.
Great interest Is already In evil
dence among the members OF the
Wolverine Automobile club and a
representative list Of entries is as
sured. Many Detroit motorists, not
members Of the club. have had their
applications presented, this being the
only method by which they and their
families will be enabled to take ad-
vantage OF the arrangements made
for the tourists.
Hotel accommodations have been
arranged for at noon and night con-
trolls all around the circuit
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
Short Lengths
Today's game nj 3 o'clock.

Today. game nj 3 o'clock.
Western. o. Eastern. 3.
VI. A. G., 81 Syracuse, l.
Western entertsins Pontiac High at
Papke's field this afternoon
ID. A. 4. Will meet Union lodge mt
the ID. A. G field today
ID. L. =. plays the YpslIanti NormaIs
at the Elmwood-a field today
The Michigan tennis team n on for
the east. where IL will indulge In five
Jousts.
Alma lost her second intercollegiate
ball game in Ave years to Olivet yes
terday, and Will undoubtedly play off
the state title with this team
The Red Sox have sold Frank smith,
the former Chicago pitcher who once
twirled a no-hit game at Bennett park
to the Cincinnati Reds He won't need
TO change the color OF his hose
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
sheridan-sayier a Draw.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May 13.-Opin-
ions differ today regarding the Sheri-
dan-Sayler draw last night.
The men fought fifteen fast rounds
without clean knockdown. Sayler
had the better OF the start, but the
Chicago boy came back strong and the
gong rang with both boys going good.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
MCFARLAND MERCIFUL.
Packey Could Have Put Tommy Xii
bane Out, But Didn't Do II.

BUFFALO, N. ", May 13.-Tommy
Kilbane, OF Cleveland, is lucky today
that Packey Mcfarland is not anxi-
Gus nowadays to add to his knock
out record Had he willed II, the
stock-yards' champion could have
sent the Clevelander down for the
count In either of the last two
rounds. He outpointed and outfought
Tommy and proved himself the real
class OF the lightweight division.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
Mocha Beats Martin.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May 13.-Bob
Moha has risen one notch higher In
the welterweight division. following
his victory last night over Terry Mar
tin. OF Philadelphia, whom he cut to
pieces In their fight here. Martins
seconds threw up the sponge In the
sixth inning
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
FEAR GOVERNORS VETO.
Its Believed That Racing Bills viii
Pass Legislature But.

NEW YORK, May 13.-Racing men
here today say they have assurances
that the bills introduced by Senator
Citizens, which amend the anti-racing
laws 80 that race meetings can again
be conducted in the state, will go
through the legislature.
They are worried, however, be-
cause OF a report that Gov. Dix will
veto the measures. Should he do 80
the racing game in this state Will be
ended for years to come.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
Maroons Lose PoIe.vauIter.

CHICAGO, May 13.-Frank Coyle,
the University OF Chicago pole-vault-
err. who won over Murphy OF Illinois,
at the last conference meet and tied
with him at a dual meet In the win
ter, was today declared ineligible to
In the track meet between
the Maroons and Illinois this after
noon, following a difference with the
faculty
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
HEDGES BUYS MEYERS.
Browns Secure Red Sox Substitute
First Baseman and May Use Him.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 13-President
Hedges, of the St Louis Browns, an.
nounced today that Meyers, substi-
tute first baseman OF the Boston
Americans, had been purchased by
the Browns. He r. expected to ar.
rive in a day or two.
Don't think that Meyers coming
means Criss is to be retired" Hedges
said. That remains TO be seen"
Meyers is a college man who has
subbed with Boston for two years.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-13
Rriton Holds His Own.

NEW YORK, May 13,-Jim Ken.
drick. the clever English bantam,
realizes today, that he was In a fight
as the result of his clash with Young
Wagner Mt the National club. last
night. Ii was hammer and tongs from
start to finish, but the visitor did
most of the work in the early periods
and had slight margin at the close.