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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17

This is the section OF the proposed
new vehicle ordinance which ma
jority OF the committee on ordinances
voted to cut out last Monday. II is
the Littleheld ordinance made over
and on this section the big fight Will
be made next Tuesday night.
At last nights session of the coun-
Gil the ordinance, containing the sec
ton printed above as we'll as the sub
stitute favored by the committee, re-
curing motorists TO stop FOR street
cars only on narrow streets, was read
twice by title and referred back 10
the committee on ordinances under
the rules. II will re reported out mex
week. in all probability, and then VII
come the big fight as to which OF the
two sections referred to will be re-
tanned.
IL the committee Ttands by Its &C
ton of Monday. there will be ma.
jority report recommending the adop-
ton of the ordinance with the substl-
tute section Incorporated In 1t. In
this case, Aid. John Lodge will sub
NIT a minority report, as previously
stated. urging that section 20 be
allowed to stand. This will bring the
issue squarely before the council.
The ordinance was ordered printed
In the proceedings, Tuesday night, and
will be. found in It's entirety In an
other section of The Times. Every
alderman will thus have an opportun-
ity to familiarize himself with its pro-
visions before the next meeting. Aid
Lodge believes a majority of the alder
men will back him up In his fight to
protect the lives of pedestrians against
reckless autoists.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17

she controlled, Mrs. Hetty Green has
rented a small suite In the big Trim
ity building. There her. newly or
ganized Westminster company, with
capital OF sl25,OOO and assets OF
millions will do business lending
money on high-class securities. Her
son, Col. Green will be the active
manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
PERFORM BEFORE ROYALTY.
Famous Actors viii Appear for King
and Distinguished Party.

sHOdo SNSh0to WIN NPPSa' ~ 'N'''9
and Distinguished Party.
LONDON, May 1.-THE most bril-
liant, "all star" company ever seen In
England, will appear at the Drury
Lane theater tonight In Lord Lyt-
tons comedy Money" King George
commanded the performance In honor
of his guest, the German emperor, and
both the British and German mon
archs, their wives, practically the
whole court of st. James, the kaiser =
suite and everybody who is anybody
in London society will be present.
Seats for the performance brought
as high as $500. The audience will
be the most fashionable ever seen at
London theater.
In the cast are such recognized
stars as Fred Terry Sir John Hare,
Cyril Maude. Sir Charles Wyndham,
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tee, Arthur
Bourchier. George Alexander, Lau-
renee Irving, Dennie Eadie, Alexandra
Carlisle and many others.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
TESTERS ON BOULEVARD.
Go There Despite Promise Made py
Their Employees.

I'VE have the assurance OF every
large automobile manufacturer in
town that testers will be kept off the
boulevard, but We find about 200 there
every day." said Park Commissioners
Hurlbut Wednesday. 1T seems i'm.
possible for the manufacturers to do
anything with the men. They Will
slip In on the pleasure drives. We
hope to get the boulevard all oiled
this week, and much of the complaint
about dust will be removed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
Jack Johnson in Court Again.

NEW YORK. May 17.-"Sure," said
Jack Johnson, the pugilist in the Yves,
Side police court today. II am gettin'
so used TO court | can find my way
around blindfolded." He was i'm court
for operating his automobile without
New York license. Magistrate
Breen discharged him after warning
him not to take the car out unless
properly equipped.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
judge Lindsey Here Thursday.

Ben b. Lindsey, Judge Of the juven-
lie court of Denver, Col, will speak
in Detroit. Thursday evening I'm Simp-
son Methodist church, under the aus
pices of the Tull Bible class. Judge
Lindsey will discuss the boy problem
under the title, The misfortunes OF
Mickey"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
Auto and Street Car Crash.

Frank c. Hawkins, No. 900 Hudson
ave, was injured, Wednesday morn
ing, when a Fourteenth car hit his
automobile at Fourteenth and Ash
SITS. He struck his face against the
wind shield He was taken home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
TO LAND CONVENTION.
Ostopaths viii Try to Bring Ma
tionai Association Here In 1912.

tIonaI NssocIdtIoh Tere III I9I<'
The delegation of Detroit and Mich
igan osteopaths to the national con-
vention of the American Osteopathlc
association in Chicago, July 24-2S,
stands pledged to land the 1912 ma
tional convention for Detroit, and be-
lieves there is good prospects of do
ing SO. The delegation has the back
ing of Governor Chase s. Osborn.
Mayor Thompson, the Detroit Board
OF Commerce and Detroit Convention
bureau The Michigan Osteopathic
association will hold the annual state
convention In conjunction with the
national convention this year, SO that
the strongest possible pressure may
be brought to bear to name Detroit
for 1912.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
Queen. Victoria Memorial Unveiled.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Queen Vic
toria memorial in front of Buckins-
ham palace was formally unveiled
Tuesday by King George in the pres
ence of Queen Mary, the kaiser and
kaiserin, Princess Victoria Louise.
Queen Alexandra, Queen Maud OF
Norway, the Duke of Connaught and
sll the members Of the British royal
family
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Judge Mnndell has signed the decree
of divorce 90 Ray Horsman from his
wife Beulah. on the grounds or ex-
treme cruelty. The case was heard
three weeks ago.
Michael PraMda hled suit Tuesday
against the standard OIL Co. for dam
ages for the death OF his wife. Jc-
zefa. Killed la a gasoline explosion
June 20. 1908 RE alleges che ex-
plosion resulted from impure Kaso-
line and asks S20.000 damages
Tracy Brandau, 20 years old, applied 10
the probate court, Tuesday, for the
removal OF her stepfather Louis
Pabst. No. sec Grandy ave. as guar
dian for her and three younger or
phans She alleged he abuses them.
"He has always Insisted that l
should marry him as soon as ] be-
come OF age, but tell him that l
will not" Miss Brandau declared TO
the court. The case WAS continued
for a week.
The knights OF Equity will hold .
special meeting in their temple on
Thursday evening, 10 pay tribute OF
respect to their deceased brother,
Lieut. Henry Walpole, Of the police
department. who died suddenly early
Wednesday morning, as result Of
over exertion In rescuing the ten
ants OF burning building on Bates
St Lieut.. Walpole had been a re-
spected member of the organization
for several years.
Detroit's seven Degree of Honor lodges
Tuesday night initiated over 100
candidates into the Grand Lodge In
their hall. Twelfth-st. and Grand
River-ave The initiation was
tribute to Grand Chief OF Honor
Mrs Mary NJ. Baxter. who Is retir-
ing from office because OF ill-health.
The event also marked the opening
OF a three days convention OF the
grand lodge. The national president.
Mrs Frances Bull Olson, of St Paul.
Mimi, will have charge of the meet
ings and deliver an address on AIDE
quate rates" Thursday afternoon.
The delegates will have an auto trip
about the city, Wednesday after
noon. The election of officers takes
place Thursday morning. and the In
stallation in the evening.
John Beyster, living mt NO. 273 Nine
teenth-st., saved his little dog from
Tuesday. by iumping into the thick
OF the fray and killing the bull with
hammer The bull dog was owned
by John Taylor. No. 26 Chipman-pl
Taylor and the dog were passing
Registers home. when the bull spied
Beyster.s inofrensive terrier. The
bull gave chase and the terrier he'd.
The bull seized the terrier and doubt
less would have made short shift OF
him had not Beyster interfered. He
seized his hammer and beat the bull
to death, while Taylor protested vol
ubly but vainly. The disturbance
reached such proportions that Mo-
torcycle Patrolman Schachschneider
had TO come and calm the Interested
parties
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
POSTPONE FIGHT ON
AUTO OROINAECE
Aldermen To Wrestle With Problem
Next Tuesday Night--0utlook
Good for Littlefeld Plan.

Section goa. The driver or OPP
orator OF every vehicle shall give
some plainly visible or audible
signal OF his approach. The drlv-
ers or operators Of motor propelled
vehicles shall bring their ma
chimes to a complete stop at all
street railway crossings for suffi-
cient length Of time TO take proper
precaution in crossing street rail-
way tracks. When a street car
has started to make : crossing,
going east or west, no driver OF
any vehicle, going north or south,
shall make the attempt TO cross
the street railway tracks before the
street car has passed entirely
across the street. Also, when a
street car has started to make a
crossing, going north or south, no
driver of any vehicle, going east
or west, shall make the attempt
TO cross the street railway tracks
before the street car has passed
entirely across the street. THE
DRIVERS OR OPERATORS OF
MOTOR PROPELLED VEIL
Giles FOLLOWING STREET
CARS SHALL BRING THEIR
MACHINES TO A STOP WHEN
THE STREET CARS THAT
THEY ARE FOLLOWING STOP
TO TAKE ON OR LET OFF
PASSENGERS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
KILLED BY TRAIN.
Judson Washburn. M. c. r. Watch
man, Victim Of Fatal Accident.

Judson Wasiburn, So years old, a
Waterman for the Michigan Central
railroad. was struck by a freight train
at the Seventeenth-st. crossing. Tues
day afternoon, and died from his in
iuries in the Detroit Sanitarium, We'd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
Hetty Green Finally Rents once.

NEW YORK. May l7.--After amas.
sing a fortune of not less than $780,.
100000 without any Office other than
desk-room in one of the banks which
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17

nesday morning. He lived at No. 1877
Sixteenth-st Coroner Burgess is in
vestigating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17

Fire Destroys ASST Buildings
( LONDON. May MA Hardin dI<
patch today zays tfiat m The recent
fire I'm Kirin, -Manchuris. 1851 build
ings we're destroyed. forty thousand
people made homeless. and proper
ty loss OF s20.000.000 inflicted
Job PrfntIng Done Right. rine-
Printing Co, No. Is John ~R-st CAL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
Apartment House Refrigerators. S

Exactly like cut)
White enameled lined food compartment.
size 2oxl3 inches; white enameled remov-
able shelves. galvanized Ice chamber size
13x1S. capacity T5 pounds hardwood case,
height so inches regular $50 value.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-17
bite POTcsloid Lined RefrigeratorS SII.OO

80, CENactly like cut)
The food compartment is 2Ox13 inches
ned with white porceloid. adjustable tim
ed shelves; the Ice chamber is I7x12 Inches
.gular SIS value
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
BATTING PAIRS
PITCHERS FEAR
BY TOMMY CLARK.

Ever notice that nearly every strong
major league team has a powerful bat
ting pair-that is, two great cleanup
hitters who follow each other in the
lineup? Very often it is these pairs
that make the success of a team.
For instance. the Cobb-Crawford
combination is the most dreaded in
the fast set. Pitchers fear the innings
that each of these two batters have &
chance at the bat. Cobb and Crawford
drive home more runs than any other
pair in the country. For that matter,
Delehauty aud Moriarty. who follow
the great Detroit stars, form a pretty
tough duo themselves.
The Philadelphia Americans have q
mighty pair in Collins and Baker, and
a pitcher is mighty glad when be has
rid himself Of them. Pittsburg has
two great combinations in 3yrne,
Leach. Clarke and Wagner. Brooklyn
has two dandies in Daubert and
Wheat. The St. Louis stars are Ellis
and Konetchy. P~hilsdeiphia's tandem
is Lobert and Magee.
Cleveland has a great pair in Jack
son and Lajoie. and SO has Bested In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
LIVELY GAMES
FOR WEEK END
T. A. C. Has Hard Match
Puritans to Morgan.

In the territory surrounding this
city a large number of baseball
games have been booked for this af-
ternoon and tomorrow afternoon.
At South River the fast team Of
SpotswoOd will be entertained. A
great game should result in this
meeting as both teams are in the
pink of condition and bitter rivals.
On the same afternoon the Saint
Agnes Lyceum club. of New Bruins
wick, will travel to South Amboy
where they will bots with the
the fast South Amboy Athletics on
Star field.
In Tottenville the T. A. C.. boys
will have the time of their lives
when they meet Hyland A. A. of
New York. Both Of these teams are
playing great ball this season and
the outcome should be lively.
Tomorrow afternoon the Puritans
Of this city, journey to Morgan,
where they will endeavor to stop the
onslaught OF the Field Club of that
place. At Hugenot, Staten Island,
the All Nanhattans will be enter
tanned and the Port Reading Field
Club on their grounds will tackle
the Axme A. A, of Newark. This is
their second meeting this season and
a good game is looked for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
K. OF c. TEAM
IN CONDITION
4 eady to Meet tho highly
Martens Tomorrow.

Captain Mullen, Of the Knights Oh
Columbus team, has finished the task
of grinding his men into form for
the great game scheduled for omor-
row afternoon when they will tackle
the Marions. Last years city cham
pions have been on the field practic-
ing for this event as they are well
aware Of what kind of a team they
are to buck up against. Their regu-
lar lineup will be used and Timer
viii be seer on the mound.
For the knights of Columbus Cap
tain Mullen will not as yet give out
the lineup. Such men as Dick Gal
win, Tommy Lyons, Fitzpatrick,
Jones, Brennan. Coughlin, Gregg,
Parsons, Campbell, Buckley and
others will be clad in the uniforms
Of the K. of c. Alderman Dick"
Calvin, who has coached the team, is
elated yer the showing made by the
men in practice.
Betting is prevalent. The Knights
are backing their team and the Mar
ion followers are putting up some.
One of the largest turnouts of the
will probably attend tomor-
rows game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
TO
MAKE JOURNEY

In an effort to wipe out the sting of
defeat given the Franklins at the hands
of the crack Orioles of Red Bank, the
local aggregation will travel to their
grounds tomorrow afternoon bedecked
in war paint and strive their utmost
to down the almost invincible Orioles.
The Orioles are the fastest team in
Monmouth County and need no intro
duction in this city having lost and
won one this year from the st. An
thongs. The FrankIins this season were
defeated by the Red Bank team in one
of the hardest games they have ever
played.
In spite of the inelement weather
prevailing during the past week the
Franklins have been on the diamond
and according to reports the game will
be holly contested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10

announced their intention of compel
ing in the different events.
With an entry list Of 103 players, the
first clay court national event last
year made its mark as the greatest Of
the kind ever held. The comparison
between that record and what is prom
ised for the coming tourney shows
that the approaching event will be
at the limit of roseate possibilities.
1t is reported that the Pacific Coast
Tennis association viii send q classy
delegation to Omaha. The delegation
Is to travel eastward first and engage
In contests beyond the Mississippi
river. 1t will be composed Of Bundy
Mclaughlin, Summer, Hardy and Miss
Hotchkiss, The men. 1t is almost as
sured, will swing back to Omaha from
Chicago after the event in the last
named city. which occurs the week
before the Omaha tourney.
Melville Long Of San Francisco,
present holder Of the clay court cham
pionship, will of course be on hand at
the meet to defend his title against
all Corners. There is a mighty fine
chance Of the redoubtable Long re-
linquishing the coveted prize, too, ne-
cording to a great many enthusiasts
who are IN on the know" their be
liefs being applied TO three or four
speedy racket men from the east and
south. 1t is expected that Champion
William A. Larned. Beals Wright, WI
liam j. Clothier and several other big
eastern men will be on hand,
One of the fortunate features of the
approaching national tourney Is the
fact that 1t occurs at Il time when
there Is ne other meeting OF tennis
men to conflict,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
SAINTS READY
FOR CONTEST
Meat Maurer A. C. on A. S.
& r. Diamond Tomorrow.

One of the largest crowds ever
e on the American Smelling and
Refining Company's diamond is ex-
pected to be on hand tomorrow af-
ternoOn when the st. Anthony aggre-
cation will be entertained at the
hands of the fast Maurer A. c. For
some time these two teams have
been boasting of their ability as
players and tomorrow afternoon
their dreams will have a fair chance
to be a reality.
Betting asin the earlier part of
the week seems to point with favor
on the Saints with odds at 3 to 8.
On the other hand the Maurer A. c..
are on the job and taking all of the
money in sight. They boast of a
good team and are ready to make
good their boast. Both teams have
practiced faithfully for this contest
which should prove to be a hummer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10

In a rafting good game of bas-
ketball yesterday afternoon, the high
school fair sex basketball team de-
feated the Alumni team to the tune
of IA to 70. The game was played
on the court in the rear of the high
school building and it took the vic
tors seven minutes extra time to adj
minister defeat to the Alumni girls.
Miss Fletcher and Miss Hanson
starred for their respective teams in
shooting, each caging the sphere
four times from the field and the
former scoring one point on a foul
and the latter scoring two on fouls.
Claire Pfeiffer. who took Miss Con
quests place in the second half,
scored the winning basket after the
score had been tied and the teams
were playing extra time. All the 9TH
err players worked in brilliant fash
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
SOUTH AMB0Y
TEAMS CHANCE
Athletics Will Play Every
Sunday at Fairhaven.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.


South Amboy, June 10:-Two New
Brunswick teams will be the opponents
of the South Amboy Athletics owe the
week end. This afternoon, on Star
Field, the st. Agnes Lyceum will be
entertained by the local club, and some
game is anticipated.
Every Sunday afternoon, for the re-
mainder of the summer, the South Am
boy Athletics viii play under the name
of "Fairbavenn at that place. This
little hamlet is made famous as the
home of Richard K. Fox, editor of the
Police Gazette, and it is through his
influence that Marshall Magee, mana
ger of the local boys, decided to place
his nine there on Sundays.
The New Brunswick Colored Giants
will play at Fairhaven tomorrow. Last
Sunday the Perth Amboy A. c. was
trimmed at Fairhaven, score 9 to 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Council of the City of Perth Am
boy, N. j., at the Council
Chamber, City Hall, Perth Am
boy, N. j., at $50 p, m, June 18th,
19l1, for furnishing all material and
constructing complete according to plans
and specifications a Bitulithic Pave
ment on Barracks St, Perth Amboy,
n. J.
Certified check fer $500 must accom-
pany all bids.
A satisfactory surety bond for 3d.
O00.O for the faithful performance of
the contract will be required of the
successful bidder, which will be return
ed when work is accepted.
Specifications may be obtained at the
office of the City Surveyor.
The Council reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids if in their judg-
ment they best serve the city interest.
By order of the Council of the City
of Perth Amboy, n. J.
GEORGE NJ. ADAIR,
Street Commissioner.
~2IS14-6-9-9t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
ALUMNI GIRLS LOSE
TO THE HIGH SCHOOL
Rafting Good Came of Basketb all
Between Fair Sex Teams Yester-
daV--FinaI Score IA to Il
GAME THROUGHOUT

ion and the spectators were greatly
amused. The lineups:
'Virsity. Alumni.
Agnes Brown $685.. Jennie Brogger
center
Miss Bechtel Mrs. Leo Donehue
side center
Clara Hanson $500. Ruth Fletcher
right forward
Margaret Conquest,
Clara Preiffer ... Frances Macan
left forward
Clara Dolan ........ Miss Colker
right guard
Cynthia Frost ........ Miss Blume
left guard
Field goals: Hanson az, Fletch-
er (4), Pfeiffer (2), Macan %.
Goals from fouls: Hanson 90,
Fletcher %, Macan %. Referees:
Laverne de Hamm and Frances F.
Whitehead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
NO GAME FOR
HIGH SCHOOL
CbattIe CancaIs Game Today
Meet Bayonns Wednesday.

Having had too short a notice
from Chattle high school to cancel
the baseball game which was sched-
uled with the local team for this
afternoon, no other game was ar
ranged.
Therefore the followers of the
high school team will have to walt
until Wednesday, when they will see
the Bayonne high school aggregation
as the opponents of the crimson n
white team. The local boys are out
for revenge since they were beaten
in basketball at Bayonne. Spencer
and Johnson will be the battery We'd
nesday- and if warm weather Will
visit us and one sessions will be held
at school, the game may be played
at Amusement Parks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10

Two more entries have been made
by the Riverside track team in the
Columbian meet at Woodbridge July
18th. Earl Mullin, who represent
ed the high school in the mile run at
Red Bank and easily captured sec
ond place in that event. will enter
the mile for the Riversides, and Carl
Mullin will shot-put for the same
team. Earl will be a big factor in
the mile run and his brother prom
Uses to do his share in bringing vic
tory to the red and black colors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
PERTH AMB0YS
BATTLE TODAY

On the copper works diamond this
afternoon the Perth Amboys will have
as their guests the Independents, of
New York. one of the fastest semi-prto-
f~essional teams in greater New York.
Each and every one of the players are
college graduates who play first class
hall and who will make the locals play
some to keep tabs on them,
Ellie and Yenk will probably be the
battery for the locals. The entire
team has been greatly strengthened
and will put up a game that Will do
credit to professionals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10

Photos by American Press Association.
DETROIT AND ~PITTSBUR0 S BAT
TING D
Lewis and Speaker. Neither the Wash
ington nor St. Louis American league
team has any great swatters follow
ing each other in the lineup. The New
York Americans best are VoIter and
Chase. The Chicago Nationals have
two powerful combinations in Scheck-
ard. Schultz. Holman and Chance.
while Heblitzell and Mitchell are "a
rugged tandem for Cincinnati Doyle
and Snodgrass are the heaviest guns
for the New York Giants.
With ans OF these men at bat and
men on bases it is ten TO n that the
pitcher will do his utmost to pass 'em
IN,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10
CHANCE Is DISSATISFIED.
Manager Now Trying Hard to Fill Up
Holes In Cub Machine.

Frank Chance is dissatisfied with
the Cubs and is now getting rid of a
number of the veterans. The peerless
leader recognizes the fact that his
once great team has gone back and
thai unless he is successful in his eff
forts to plug up the numerous holes
he will not have a chance to be & fac
tor in the present race. 1t appears to
be the old story over again Of q team
of veterans starting down grade and
nothing being able to stop them.
Pittsburg is another team which is
made up largely of old players, but
Fred Clarke seems to have the knack
of getting his veterans In shape every
spring. and the Pirates are in evidence
in the present race.