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The Detroit times., 1911-04-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUCTION sALE-GRoCERY BUYERS
INVESTIGATE. choice, clean. up-to-
date grocery stock and fixtures. now
and always has done big busir ess.
fine central location. choice living
rooms. can sub-rent part OF living
rooms and barn, equivalent TO the
entire rent. stand thorough investi-
pntion. located ass ST. AubiD ave.
Corner Grntiot. sale Friday. April IA,
M 2 n m Terms cash. Tho high
est bidder gets tho outht. komber-
ling g. Chapman, auctioneers. offices
bI6 Chamber Commerce. Cherry 1919.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-14

A -TYPEwRITERS, all makes. $l4 up.
smith, Rem, Underwood. oliver, IKE
new. Renting $3.50; repairing Cata-
log free. Detroit Typr Co. 1S3 SnelDy'
The Detroit times., 1911-04-14
80 IRVING-ST.
FOR SALE
NORTH WOODWARD BUNGALOW.

rooms and bath, gas, electric nghts.
furnace full basement, stationary
tub, oak floors, hardwood finish See 4
Mr.. Wimble at Wimble a Parnell
Realty Co. Phone NJ. 136-R: City
1l01-X
The Detroit times., 1911-04-14

at auction, located 46S
81 Aubin; IL interested read Busi-
ness Opportunities. Rendering 4
Chapman, euctioneers. Cherry 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Treat
Yourself

Take a quarter 10 your nearest
druggist and buy a bottle OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
DE PALMA ENTERS
IN Big CONTEST
Is Fourth Contestant 20 &c, Into the
Event 20 Occur Coming Ne
mortal Day.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec co.
Ralph De Palma viii be seer IN ac
ton on the indianapolis Motor Speed
way course next Memorial day. when
the second annual 100.mile Interna.
fonal Sweepstakes race will hc ran.
The dir' track champion having en-
tered p Mercedes car The car he
Palma viii drive II n biz ninety horse
power motor. the same which carried
him FOB second place in the Vanderbilt
cup race ard th'rd IN the Grand
Prize race at savannah during last
T-hsnkssitirz Noes. Toe motor has
O. o. i1ch bore and 90 inch piston
stroke masking a piston displacement
~ -s1 cubic inches. close 'o 'he Imf
allowed for eligibility to the Indian
apolis speed classic
This makes The fourth entry that
has been received bv the local speed.
way management. although but three
drivers have been positively named
for tho hiF motor ha'fie Two Sfu|r
cars we're fie nrsf f0 on or The race.
CD Anderson heinz named io drive
one. rud la7' week IL was announced
that Joe Watson Dol q Fla would com.
pete with mo worlds greafeFf drivers
on tho indianapolis course nea Ne
m0rial dav
AMER worlds championsr o.
The quict decision a. he Palma 10
piace bic car in Tho second IndIan.p.
oils 80 mile raro indicates that Tho
Dir tracs champion 's eager fo STRIKE
o. rho worlds speedway crown next
Nav not tasInE "a chance on being
overlooked I'M The subsequent rush OF
entries lafrr
DE Palma bersn driving in zoos
and probably has had fro most mo
'eorc career NJ any of the famous
drivers ITO hos won moro than 100
races on various tricks au over Tho
countrr md holds ffe milo track roc.
, ofds Tor 40 distances between thrcc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Why Central league scribes insist
that the Central in 1912 will be- a II
club circuit the writer ran not under
stand. Two or three Of the club own
ers announce that they VII positively
buck against this proposition. which
sounds it's death knell. With any op-
position the plan will be a failure. II
takes the entire league vote TO change
The circuit from eight 10 twelve clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
rNNNN COTCH WILL RETIRE
AFTER MATCH IN NEW YoR,
VIII Fight tire Winner % Last Niohti,
iSiisn-Poiish Match IN Gotham.
10y MUTT,

10y MUTT
Without ever having both his shout.
aers pinned 10 the mat by an CD.
Poheht since a champion. Prank
Gotch. worlds champion wrestler and
me peer OF all champions. will retire
70 his farm near humboldt. Iowa. at.
teT wrestling the winner OF last nights
halceNich-Zbyszo match. Probably no
wrestler since the DAYS OF ancient
Athens ever retired with a record thar
can equal that OF the American cham
pion.
lie has never touched a drink Of
IlQuor nor used tobacco. The cham
plon viii be one OF the few TO retire
win Il fogtune. lie Is a banker A,
humboldt. owns the electric Ifgh,
plant and give employment 10 an army
OF CITIZENS In his Industries. The cham
plon Is loved by the residents Of his
llttle Iowa village lie has alSays
Deer q true sportsman and a model
a Many OF his victories ontsida
OF inc roped arena have been won bv
MS personality He has defeated all
the champions Of the day. Ills record
Is one almost without an equal in mod.
eEh history or the wrestling game.
coteh's Record.
FRANK Gotch VAS born on the Gorch
farm "A few miles from Humboldt
Iowa. on April p. 1873. OF German
parents and IS the Youngest OF seven
children. He weighs 30 pounds and
. feet lliz inches. lie worked
on the farm as a boy. and early
evinced a fondness for wrestling. Wis.
Ting the sales IN tine neighborhood
and ~cajoling the neighboring farmers
INFO friendly matches for the enter.
tainmeDt OF The attendants at the
sales. His successes in these i'm.
promptu matches won him a sort OF
"a local fame. and on April .. 1893. he
with Marshall Green In Hum.
boidt. his first professional engage
and defeated him This match
his fame TO spread some. and
he was matched against Dan McLead.
then "a widely known wrestler. and
defeated Gofch az Luverre
Iowa. on June i6. 1899. Gotch was
then matched against Farmer Burns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
BASEBALL GOSSIP

Kid" Gleason. the old P~hiladolphia
player. has signed with the White Sox
as coach.
Mary OTooie. the S220 pitcher.
has q bad shoulder. and PITTSBURGH
is filed with the little gloomS
II is said that Connie Mack is auy
iols to add Hugh Bradley Of the Ros-
ton Red SoX TO the Athletics roster
Win John ". Ward ~ the head ~
the club. Boston fans figure that tho
Nationals viii be 90 the running next
season
Manager Jimmy Faliahan. Of The
White SoN. says nat he Will play bail
as long a. the jury in the left bleach.
ers Hill stand for him
OutieIder Perry. who led the Easr
ern. now International. League IN hat.
ting last season. has been sold BIS the
Providence club 70 Detroit.
The Pacific Coast League viii opon
The season on April . and close DC
tober %. The coast circuit has the
Longest playing season OF anv league
IN the country.
John McCluskey. The former biz
league manager and present owner NJ
the Butte club. in the Union Aseocia.
tion. will place a team in Ogden
I tan. next season
loo Tinker SAYS tho cubs haven
treated him right. After ten wears OF
service Joe thinks The Cubs should
have released him 20 Cincinnati
whore he had a chance 10 manage tho
team
" U watkins and So. Meyer own
or rf fhe Indianapolis cam. nov con
troll tho Newark franchise in tho Ohio
state League md tho Springfield fran
CHS" Boo the Central Loarue
Germany Schncfcr mot Clarke
Griffith after Clarke had Witnessed
Schaef.rs vaudeville ac' How d.d
Won like 100 quericd Germany OF
Grifnfh You're % good base bali
platcr. replied Grin
Chr'7fv Mathew euu hif 'ulf ono
ha'sman laef sea 1r. bad two wild
pitches and ave ihIrtvcirh bases ON
N...- fewer than ono fo % game Thi.
record doesn't look very much o. 10
Tho 0'd hot was going Lacf
Who're d00a Ambrose Mcdonnell 0f7
Tho White Soy sold "Ambt fo To
r0n'o. hr' NOW claim chat they will
Keep h.m ln The meantime Washing
ION haa claimed the little second
.acA'r through The waiver rule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

ore OF the best wrestlers in the coun-
try in that dJ:. and Burns defeated
Gotch al Fort Dodge. loaa. on De
cember ~ c the sam. year.
However. Gotch put up such a good
fight with Buri.s that h. attracted the
attention o. Barns 60 his merit as a
wrestler. ard when Go.-h followed
this by defeating ave men in d row
the following ye2r Rurrs secured
Gotch's consent Il 20 wiih him 70 ne
klnodike country in 1901. ON this
tour Gotch Won an the matches h.
participated 10. winning victories over
four OF the best men IN TIE kiondike
country Al Daw8on City. OF Of whom
he threw on OF the rms into the an.
dience. Gotch came home with his
first sack full Of coin. and after i've
more victories in a row. one OF wh.ch
Was over Carl Pens. The much toutci
German wrestler. he Was matched
with Tom Jenkins. then champion
wrestler NJ the world The match
with Jenkins came Oh IL Cleveland
on February 20 1909. ard Go:cn lost.
After q number 81 successive ans.
including two over Farmer Burns.
Gotch was rpmatChed With jenkins
and succeeded in grabbing the worlu
wrestling championship 10y defeating
him the following yea-. GOtets pro
fesriOual career following this Is too
we'll known 10 call for REPETITION here.
Since HIS first profess 5naI match In
humboldt IN April .. 1893. Gotch's
record shows n str NIX o. 100 matches.
t3i OF which are wins. and he losses
mostly handicap matches in which he
agreed TO throw his opponent within
u certain time limit ln addition 20
these regular matches Gotrh has de
feafed over 200 IN fifteen minute han
diCap matches IN his theatrical tours
900 This country. and toured England
meeting and defeating 40 corners.
Wonderful Physical Endurance.
Probably the most wonderful hit OF
physical endurance ever shown on
the wrestling mat vas that .hOvu BIS
GotCh in his first match with George
Hackeusohmidf In Chicago on Np-fl o..
1905. whfu be- compelled llacken-
schmidt f0 quit after two hours and
three minutes OF constant wrestling
lf Vas IN this contest chat tlacken-
schmidt lost DIS roaf" t1 Gotrh and
d. was defeated before bis more TO-
cent contest With Cofch rad started
Goich says that among the foreign
champions OF the mat who have in
tadcd This country and are seeking
press % res Dos tIrling challenges
OF The title holder. Yu sif Mahmaut.
rho Turk. is trs best % the Tor Gotch
defeated Nahm0gf ou April o. 1909
and there BE- not Boo The whole aoru
to-day " man vUo appears capable a.
giving bin even an argument Tor bis
title. unless he continues ln the came
long after bis period ~ decline set.
In and roe 20 the we'll once 900
often But Gofch SAYS that This will.
never occur 60 him
Champion Frank Gotch has an
uounced hiz retirement from the
wrestling ring. and with fhis retire
meut the spotlight loses not oniy an
uncouquerabie champion. bur 70 man
whose nfe has been fhe c%ieanas' of
auy vho have attained 20 hiFh q Do
sifIon in the sporting world Boz recent
times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
American Is
Without A Peer Now

ne have had one or more who were
absolutely rotten
Frank NewhOCse. ~lth all the crit.
eism that has been heaped upon him
by the Dayton and For; Wayne fans. Is
the best umpire hat ever handled the
indicator on the circuit. Frank may
have his faults. but he is always WORK
ing hard. He was accused OF favorine
GAINESVILLE. but the Wheeling team
never had anything Z o complain OF
when they played on the Ohio grounds
In games that Newhocse oficiated in
He nay make mistakes. but h. is on
the square.
Cuppy GroesChow vas not a success
a. an umpire last season. but he will
develop. lie. too. - accused OF being
a home man. Cuppy vas pretty rotten
here last season. there - no question
about that. be he worked hard and &c
serves another chance. Every magnste
In the league realizes that the star o.
umpires must be improved. and Presi-
dent Carson will be- urged 20 get a
better stan OF men for the coming ser
son.
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DIR. BAILEY


Corner Eleventh and Chaplin. Sta.
Whesling. W. va The New Building.
Come upstairs.
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Tor business done IL - against the
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ueA- without some one being responsible
MAKE no MISLEADING STATE
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SAFE AND LASTING CURE In the
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my treatment you throw ~ away.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
OPTION ELECTION
Pike County Ballots To-morrow Under
Rose LAWS at Present in
the Dry Column.

Social pisratch 10 T.. Int -rrer
PIkETON. q. Dec 25-TOmorrow
will be wound no IN this county a
very spirited license fight. and on
Wednesday tho county votes under
tho Rose law. The county on Septem-
Der %. 1908. voted dry by a majority
Of N22 and closed eight saloons. The
fight has been spirited and the result
will be very close.
On tho following day. Thursday,
Brown county. where - saloons were
closed In 1905. will vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

and affv miles and numerous speed
way records as we'll IN 1905 during
DBL drsf raC.nE year. Do won zen nrsfs
aud Three sccords oI' o. sixteen
races ln 1902 our o. forty seven
s'fr's he won thirty four f-sts. eight
seconds and one third hoiug uuplacsd
hu' three times iu 1910 ouf ~ forty.
seven starts. he Won thirty frsts.
seven seconds and c.chf Thirds. being
unplaced twice lu ihIz wear alao he
made records o1 the Indianapolis. Los
Angeles and Atlanta spcedVays In a.
dillon fo breaking and ~reh~eaking hts
own recoras anil those Of others On
mile tracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
SAFE AND LASTING CUBE IN
QUICHEsT POSSIBLE THE wit

4~aNtnE Injurious aftcr effects In
system. and az the lowest cost posi-
cor Honest. sAlilfnl and Success
fraa fmauf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Logan's
PINE and TERPIN
Cough Syrup

II viii give immediate relief
from thar cough or cold good for
all bronchial and laryngeal inflam-
nation
a bottle should he IN every
home
Sure safe Simple
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
AUTO ACCIDENT IS
FATAL TO YOUTH

YORK "a. Dec % MORAN smith.
- years Old. BOT Of e.. Elmer SIN 90. a
prominent York Manufacturer tonight
surcumbcd fo injuries received yesfer
dsy in on automobile accident while
The smith family we're returning from
church. Tho boy suffered concuasio n
or ih" brain s Younger h@rofrrr.
~Beauchamp. d. in a critical condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Another important factor 10 the fu-
ture OF the Central thar will come mp
at the Grand Rapids meeting is the
1912 stan OF umpires. One of the most
essential factors to make a successful
league Is the stan Of umpires. and in
the past the Central has been ~unfortu-
nate In this respect. Year in and year
out the fans OF the Central have been
bowling for better umpires. Always
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Corner Eleventh and chapiins Sta.
wheeling W. va The New Building.
Come upstairs.
THE ONLY sprna15xr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Many Changes at the
Grand p Meeting

a winning pitcher. The others have
not shown enough class 20 twirl in the
Central n should be thrown amoug
the dlscards.
Then the inheld and outheid needs =
shaking up. n IL more than likely
that Jewel will be replaced az short
by a faster man and better hitter. lie
was very cratic last season. Duke
will. In all probability. hold down the
initial sack. lie IL = fact fielder and
a good hitter. Another inhelder -
needed and the outer garden could
stand a general shaking up.
Should the proper parties purchase
b club. the whole team will have to
be reorganized. That is N the fans are
20 be given a. winning team. and II Is
very evident from the result of las-
season that a losing team In Wheeling
will this year prove a losing venture.
Fans are becoming tired OF paying az
mission 20 see a team chalk mp a dozen
errors. the twirlers allow as many hits
and get whitewsshed by a score OF
10 TO o.
Evening journal., 1911-01-03
sol Cases Keep Coroner
Busy During Two Year Tenure

shot. died as result of the Wounds
he received.
Former Coroner Gaynor enjoys the
unusual distinction of being one man
who did not make an effort to be re-
elected. More than two years ago he
said that if elected coroner he would
not run a second time and he remain
ed by his promise He was much in
terested in his deputy, Mr.. Chandler,
and worked hard for his nomination
and election.
Mr.. Gaynor devoted all his time 20
the Office of coroner and conducted
the affairs of his office with credit
In all the two years he was in Office
he had no trouble with anybody anC
quits. the possessor Of the friendship
of many newly acquired acquaint
ances.
Within the present month Mr.. Gay
nor expects to have his accounts il
such shape as to present his bill
against the county to the Levy Cour
and this will end his tenure In Office
He has not yet determined what bust
ness he viii engage in, but expects e
open a store of some kind.
Evening journal., 1911-01-03
Both Senate and House
in Deadlock Over Officials
House Likely TO Name A. B. Moore al
Afternoon Conference, but Senate
is Divided After Drexler
Bolts Caucus
ONE BALLOT IN EACH
HOUSE WITHOUT AGREEMENT

ing selected Frand deli. Janvier of
New Castle, as Democratic Lcglsla-
tive attorney.
Ovation for Addicks.
j. Edward Addicks visited the state
House at noon and was given an en-
fhusastic reception by many Of his
former supporters He called on Cow
ornor PenneVill and Secretary Smith
crs. and then went up stairs.
"l just dropped around to greet my
friends" he said. mot chatting politi-
cal ct all
When told of the deadlock. he smil-
ingly observed, Just like old times.
n believe my efforts to redeem Dell
aware win be appreciated more hfty
years from now than they are to-day,N
Addicks remarked
/ Mr.. Addicks Visitor.
It may have been only q coincidonco
that J. Edward Addicks, the veteran
deadlocker of Delaware Legislatures,
\ come TO Dover yesterday afternoon.
and the deadlock of the Republican
members over organization of both
branches occurred at night AT any
rate Mr.. Addicks was In Dover all the
while the Republican Assemblymen
twisted themselves into the knot over
Z organization but there was none who
presumed to say that Addicks' hand
had aught to do With tieing the legis-
, latve knot II Mr. Addicks was in
, terestcd I'm the legislative caucus he
1 didn't show IT, He didn't even appear
az the Hotel Richardson or the state
House while the Republican leaders
and Assemblymeu We're buuonholinf
\ and conferring and going through The
motions of trying to agree ON organi
zation-a task they gave up at l2.3'
? o'clock this morning 10 try TO accom-
plish i'm the clear light OF day -
Mr. Addicks didn't come here Sen
y political mission. he said. dis vis'
l. CONTINUED on Page Fiye9
Evening journal., 1911-01-03
WORKHOUSE A
MONEY MANI. 7.
Prisoners There EARN $27,96l
for County DURING the
Year
TRUSTEES SHOW A
BALANCE OF $4,000

During the year 1910 the conVicta
in the New Castle County Workhousa
earned for The county the sum of ST.
961.6i The Trustees of the Work
house to-day presented their annual
report to the Levy Court showing this
return During the year expenses at
the institution amounted to Ss0,ol336.
Receipts We're sS9.512.23. The aver
age number of prisoners la the work.
house was 3l3 and they were nain-
tanned at cost of cents a day
This included the cost of tho special
dinners on July 4, Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas Day.f The trustees re-l
ported that there has been no serious
sickness in the institution during the
year and the discipline was fairly
good. There we're thirteen persons
who had tuberculosis OF which num-
ber four died. one Is still sick and
the others have recovered sufficiently
to return to the shops.
Tho quarry shows return of ST.
$3.50. while the receipts from the
farm were S2.201.46.
Warden Crawford in his report drew
attention TO the number OF prisoners
triodand convicted when they are suf-
fering from insanity During the
wear eight prisoners We're transferred
from the workhouse to the Delaware
State Hospital for the Insane.
Evening journal., 1911-01-03
DAYETT AGAIN
LEVY COURT HEAD
Mr.. DenniSOn, Dissatisfied
With Committee Chairman
ship, Refuses to Serve

The New Castle County Levy Court
reorganized this morning, re-electing
John w. Dayett as president and nam
ing Philip L. Garrett as attorney.
Committees of last year were reap
pointed except for two chairmen.
Mr.. Dennison, who for two years
was chairman of the public buildings
committee, was succeeded by Mr.
Perkins. Mr. Dennison was named
as chairman Of the committee on VIII
mington bridges.
AS soon as the committees were
announced Mr.. Dennison declined TO
accept the chairmanship of the bridge
committee. because, he said. he had
been interfered with in similar work
by an individual during the year.
Elmer Cole was elected constable
for Christiana hundred
William p. Kirk, Of New Castle. has
been appointed a clerk by Recorder OF
Deeds A. Y. l.. George. Mr.. Kirk as
sumed his duties to-day and was as
signed to the vital statistics desk
Amos c. Brinton, who has been con
fined to his home since October 8 came
10 the Court House to-day He is yer,
feeble and may not be able to assume
his duty as bailid of the court
Evening journal., 1911-01-03

The present bonus offer of 125,000 3
votes for clubs Of new yearly subscrip- /
tions positively closes at midnight OF
Thursday. January II. This is the sec
ond largest bonus offer of the con-
test and one that every contestant
should take advantage Of
Only eight working days lett but
in this time much good work can be
done. Several clubs can be secured II
the proper energy is expended. Every
candidate should get at least one or
two clubs and as many more as pos
sible.
Those who secured bonus votes un-
der the last offer should not allow
themselves to believe that they al
ready have the prizes won; no prize
has been won yet. and the candidate
who feels that they have been won Is
the one that Is sure to be dlsappolnJ-
cd. Those who won bonuses last week
and nut themselves among the leaders
must win bonuses again under this Of
fer If they hope to stay among the
leaders.
Candidates who have done very lit
tle work so far should make up their
minds to begin active operations at
once But do not delay longer. Secure
a club or two, OF as many as possible
under the offer of This week and be IN
shane to finish out the contest with
colors flying.
one hundred and twenty-five thous-
and extra votes will be given VIII
every SIS worth of new subscription
brought or sent IA before January ~
There IS no iiinlc 10 the number Q
these bonus certificates that any can
didate may win It's up to the eandl
date to get as many as possible, an'
the more the better
There is still plenty of time for new
candidates to enter and win the priz
of their choice But time Is growini
short and delays are dangerous. Ente
to-day and be among the leaders b.
January Il.
The forty-two valuable prizes OF
fered are certainly enough inducemen
for candidates TO get out and hustle