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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
French Money

Paris France, June -17.-Three per cent rentes 93f 73h centimes 60 ex dividend Exchange on London, 25f 23c for checks; private discount rate. 2% per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City. June 17.-Receipts, wheat 21 900; corn, 42,000: oats, 13,000.
 Shipments, wheat, 6i,000; corn, 49,000 oats, 2000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady.
 Rye-No. ?, S9c.
 Barley--F eed or mixing, 6507oc; fair to choice malting $l@1.12
 Timothy Seed-$7@9
 Clover Seed-$14df20.
 Mess Pork-siS .621h.
 Lard-In tierces, Si0 80.
 Short Ribs-Loose, $l0.30. Butter-Easy; creameries, 23aZ5c; dairies, 21424c.
 Eggs-Steady; receipts. 13sl0 cases; at mark cases included. 151k9l6lsc; ordinary firsts, 16c; flrsts. 1714c.
 Cheese-Steady; daisies. 14d14Ac; twins. 131A@134c; young Americas, 14AQ1i1zc; long horns,, 14Ac.
 Potatoes~Quiet; receipts, old, 31 cars; new, 8 cars; old, SLID; new, sl 40.
 Poultry--Live, weak; turkeys, 12c chickens, 12c; springs, 25a30e.
 Veal-Firm; S012c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
Poultry and Epns

tCorrecteu Dy Sarrefr & Htna, Hens. 35g50c; live, per pound
 large flyers. S0c lb.; medium ss l1c' 2sc per pound; small 25c Der na,'.'ls yers, ducks. 3O0 40c each; guineas. z5c. roa.9 a.u
 CTS. BOG each: geese. 4nly sDc; live ,,'.
 keys, 15a1sc; eggs fresh. 15q16c; countrv butter, 15lI20c. 1i'fy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
New Orleans Rice Market

lambs. s7dS .T5; yeerlings, s5@6.5o; wethers, $4G5; ewes, 8 .75G4. .25: stockers, s2.76q4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
Naval Stores

New York June 17.-Arrivals of copper 240 tons: exports this month 14,0S6. Lon don strong, spot f79; futures, e79 12s London tin strong; spot, e207 los; futures. a197 los. London lead, R17 15s. London spelter e25 15s. Iron Cleveland warrent 54s in London
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
Fruits and Produce

lCorrectcd by Douglas Eroa,
 Apples, fancy northern. per barrel sn, $50. boxed Cano. s2. 50: Wine Sans ., ss bulk, s275m3; cabbage. new FIorids z, per crate; lemons, fancy, per box, s475go 800; lines. imported. Sl'oo; pineapples, bushel, N.40; sweet potatoes. DooIs. yanls. per bushel. SIPS: onions. Texes crates, g. 506t2. 75; Spanish. per crate sa oranges, California. s3.25 box; pineanntss' 325 per crate; cranberries. per box. sz 7sas 3: per barrel. s11; grapefruit, Florida ssx SEQ: strawberries. Cullman. g. Wafer- melons. 15q35c; canteloups. s250Qs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
Iiuernool Cntton Market

ding fair, BAG; middllng fair to fair, 13esc: fair. 14c; receipts, 100; stock, B0l6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
WRICHTsvILLE REAcu

Queen of Atlantic coast resorts, S15.oo To-day tickets on sale Thursdays. Sea- board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
Coffee and Supa

Correcteu py fraHK71n' btIIes & fiank.
 lin.
 Coffee: Arbuckles. s24.3o per 100 lbs. . Luxanne. 27c lb. Sugar: Standard gran. ulated 5sc h.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
Resin Receipts

New Orleans, June 17.--Receipts, 390 bar rels rosin: 130 barrels turpentine; ex- ports for London, 500 barrels rosin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
St. Louis Produce

St. Louis, June 17.-Flour. steady. Hay, dull; timothy, s22 2oa25.50; prairie, $1ea22
 Whisky, $1.40.
 Iron cotton ties, S4c. Bagging, 9ssc.
 Hemp twine. TIC. Pork, unchanged. Lard, unchanged Dry salt meats, unchanged. Bacon. unchanged Receipts: Flour. 970o; wheat. 2s.0co; corn. i1o,0o0: oats, A.000 Shipments Flour. ss.ooo; wheat. 11.0Oo; corn. 1o6.o0o; oats, 24,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
Butter 25 Cents

Elgin, ILL. June 17.-Quotation commit tee Of board of trade declared butter 3c and firm.
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Wool Market

St Louis. June 17.--Wool, steady: med ium grades. combing and clothing, 2o1zn 2lc; light fine. 15d1sc; heavy fine. 12Q15c; tub washed. 27@3oc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-18
LOCAL SECURITIES

tal sales for the day, 146,sOO shares
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
BROWN CONQUtRS ATTtLL
BUT ABE MAY HAVE BEEN
STAllING, SAY WRITERS
Though Badly Punished, X. o.
Is Given the Decision For
Forcing Fighting
BOUT is DISAPPOINTMENT
Attell Fails To Show the Clever
ness of Which He Was
Once Capable
BOUT is DISAPPOINTMENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-While New
York sporting writer's are unanimous
in the opinion today that Knockout
Brown, the hard-hitting lightweight
clearly out-pointed Abe .ttell, world =
champion featherweight, in their ten
round fight last night. II is generally
conceded that Attell either stalled
through the entire match. or that the
shifty champion has lost his old time
speed and cunning.
The boys met before the larges,
fight crowd that has ga cred in New
York In many months, but there was
little cheering for their work. Rather
there was an ominous silence which
indicated that the fight fans did not
believe either of the boys was doine
his best fighting. Brown proved the
more willing. carrying the battle to
Attell at all times. At the end, Brown :
left eye was closed and his face badly
swollen, but as he had borne all the
bront of the lighting, he was given the
newspaper decision.
Attell's showing was a distinct dis
appointment. At no time did he dis
play the wonderful bursts OF speed he
has manifested In the past. He seem
ed TO be under wraps at all stages
The featherweight champions ability
10 assimilate punishment. however
vas remarkable, for Brown simply
smothered his lighter opponent with
right and left hand Jabs.
Attell remained on the defensive al
all times.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
AZ" WESTERN, AND RAYL
FIvES ARE AWAY TONIGHT
Have Three Detroit Defeats of
Last Night To Avenge
If They Can.

Detroit basketball fans are hoping
that the three local teams that play
on foreign courts tonight fare bet
ter than did the three that played
last night, for Detroit lost every one
OF the three games.
Tonight Western High school opens
a beIated season with Adrian High,
as its opponents, at Adrian. This five
is not the easiest sort OF proposition
10 pick for the opener as the team
there has always been contender for
the state championship. The game to-
night will be watched with interest
as 4 will furnish the basis for dope
TO compare Western with Central and
Eastern, as both these schools play
the Adrian team later in the season.
The squad, seven strong, will leave
with Coach Seiffert at 1880 this af-
ternoon. The players who will make
the trip are: Capt Bedford, Cum
mings, CHM, Jaynes, Strohmer, Theiry
and RosenZweig.
The "Y" continuing its trip, takes
on the Evanston "Y" at Evanston to-
night and the fastest sort of a game
ought to be played. Evanston show
ed its fine class In its game with
Detroit here a few weeks ago.
The Rayl quintet goes to Holland
for a contest with the Hope college
FIVE. Hope outshines every other col
lege Of its class in basketball every
year and il the Rayls come back with
a victory they will have played stellar
ball.
Capt O'Connor and wasmund, Will
son, Tyler, Runkle, and Schultz will
take the trip.
Last night was disastrous to De-
troit teams on the road. The "Y"
lost to Grand Rapids association, II
to II. in a fast game in which Kreitz
featured for Detroit d. A. c. lost
to the Overlands at Toledo, AZ to 81,
the work OF Joy Miller. Boosey and
Gordon being the brightest spots In
Detroit's work. The ". of ID. bowed
to Casinus, at Buffalo, 35 to 10. Har-
dy and Chabot doing the university's
best playing.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19

Readers OF the Detroit daily papers
have read OF the mysterious doings OF
Fluffy Rafnes during her stay In New
york. 81. Louis and Chicago. The most
famous men engaged in running down
persons ON the wanted list" have been
baffied by FLUFFY Raffies There Is no
doubt that the young woman mas
system OF eluding pursuers that VIII
tax the powers OF the best trained
FLUFFY RafHes is the original woman
OF mystery and noted girl dodser' anu
will come to Detroit highly recon-
mended from many large cities where
she has successfully and faithfully
eluded many thousands OF people.
According 10 her telegram received
by the Gordon & Pagel Baking Co.
Miss Raffies will arrive In Detroit sat
urday afternoon, having accepted TINS
morning the challenge issued by the
Gordon & Pagel Co TO give demon
stration ot her work In Detroit. MISS
Rafaes stated that she had considered
the matter carefully and was fully con-
vinced that she could eIude capture In
Detroit as easily as she has In other
cities.
In accepting the challenge. Miss
Raffies said to the Gordon n Pagel
representative OF Chicago that she had
spent several hours yesterday studying
a map OF Detroit and could see no rea-
son why she cannot give the people
OF THE City OF the Straits the mer-
riest chase they ever participated In.
In honor OF Miss Raffies arrival in
Detroit the Gordon Pagel BAKING
Co. have arranged for a parade which
will pass through the main streets Sat.
urday between the hours of 5.fb ana
1880 o'clock This parade will be most
UNIQUE and different than anything be-
fore given by local firm Miss Raj
fies will ride in the parade. thus Civ
ing everyone an opportunity to OBJ
serve her. Another feature OF the
parade will be the Japanese hoat. On
This float will be several young men in
Japanese costume, these young men
will give away from $4,000 to 10000
Japanese puzzles These puzzles will
not only interest the children but the
older folk as we'll. The puzzle is most
UNIQUE, being imported from Japan, and
cannot be found at any other place
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
BUNKELMAN AND SCHRAM
TO WRESTLE TONIGHT

To settle a long standing dispute
as to who is The better man on the
mat, William Bunkelman and Bob
Schram will meet tonight at Jearys
A. c. These two grapplers Were TO
have met last week but BunkelnIan
pleaded illnests and Harry Davis was
substituted. "tid" Harris will referee
the bout this evening. Both men are
in for blood and il ought to be the
best bout OF the' year.
|, Harry Davis, who lost two otlt Of
three falls last week, according to
the referees decisi on, thinks that the
last fall awarded was due 10 an over
sight of the official, He says that he
was back bridging and not down when
the third man declared the fall won.
He says also that he weighs only IS
pounds more than. Schram~ rather
than some 40 as some have said.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
Gordon e Pagel Baking
Company Challenge Is
Accepted By Fluffy Raffes
Local Bakery Secures That Will Prove interesting
WILL BE HERE SATURDAY


than Gordon 4 Pagel Baking Co, they
having the exclusive right TO the Jap
anese puzzle.
Watch out for this noat and get a
puzzle, both old and young will enjoy
blowing the little celiuIoId bail trying
TO keen the ball In the air above the
little wire cup.
To make the contest and the search
Tor Fluffy Rnflles doubly Interesting
the Gordon a. Pagel Baking Co will
oner a reward for the capture OF Miss
Raffies which Will 20 into effect after
she announces her time OF disappear
ance Saturday. 4t
Miss Rafiies agrees not only TO show
herself TO the public. but she will also
nave from day 10 day photographs OF
herself published In the daily papers
or Detroit. to give all a better oppor-
tunity to understand her ability and
system or disguise. She Will announce
beforehand exactly where she will be
at specified time. She also promises
TO prove that she was there In event
she Is not caught. Thare Is always a
than herself. In fact she NAV be
recognized the first time she appears
on the street II Identified by any per-
son who complies with all OF the con-
oitlons OF the campaign (these condi-
tions VIII be published tomorrow and
every Following day.. Fluffy Raffies
VIII positively acknowledge her ider-
tlty Her captor will be taken to the
ofnce OF the Gordon & Pagel Baking
Co. immediately and the reward will
be paid. IL Is understood at this writ
Ing that there will be two rewards
given, thus giving more than one per-
son a chance to win. as Miss Raffes
is under contract to remain in Detroit
Until she has been twice captured
Just how Miss Raffes will manage
TO lose herself within few hours after
her arrival In Detroit Is a matter OF
great concern with those Identified
with her line OF work. IL is known
that she carries a very large wardrobe.
As stated In the telegram received
saturday afternoon. she will go d.
rectly TO the hetel where rooms have
been engaged for her and remain there
until time for her TO ride In Ihe parade.
Fluffy Rafhes and conditions for same
VIII appear In tomorrow's issue
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19

nay GOODa
- unaArson. 9l4 Grand River Az"
II.tdSn 500 Gfattot Ave. 49,.
1H,t Il Rolf. i1b1-11s3 Grsuot
NJ, "a sieael, 1870 Gratior Ave
s,sg.i Bros., 1900 Cnene, cor. Mil"@uNoe
4oui. Knapp, 25s2 Jefferson AT..,o, Az
Hunserford a Caughsy, iyit twnodward
san San rH.a, ibes Gratiot Ave.
e.r,,,z q schmidt. BIT Baker,
GENTS FURsIsHINGs.
q Graef, 6s0 oratiot Ave
Resn q Graef, 1914 Gratiot Ave.
ReeneE eE,scher, II7e West Fort ST.
pranit A Rolf. 1lbl.llos SIauo.
pastsrle q Homer. az Srauonp ptn.. A..
IN. henderson, elt Saang nSvsrd
Dawson nzSswstone. sss Clay Ave
yeo o.enthal, River Rouge.
eoI ruaNITURE STORES.
.r q Martz, b24 Gratiot Ava
,n.sv a Hyner, 1896 Mich. AVE. bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth.
CANDY STORES.
,,.-.c,e,ef candy Co., % Grand River.
E,anE c. Nadeau, River Rouge
HARDWARE
a,,v. a Wickey, S2e Grand River Ave
I.,us Lou uardware Co. Ass Grand River.
sehmitz. i7ol Russell 81.
MEAT MARKETS.
a. w. spoehr, 1420tWest Fort 81.
n.troit Market Co, BSb Clay Ave.
WIN 3aedcke, 243s Jefferson Ave.
y Rebtoy, 1895 Fourteenth Ava
Tanisse Bros, 210 McDougall ST
FRED wurster, River Rouge.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
Kries Bros. 1sS oratiot Ave
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
Peterson TAKES TWO
FALLS FROM ROLLER

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Friends Of Jess
Petersen, the big Danish wrestler, to-
day say that he has proved his right
tc match with Yussiff Mahmout and
probably Champion Frank Gotch by
his work at Riverview Rink last night
against DR.. b. F.. Roller.
Petersen secured two falls in sue
cession, the first in 10000 by a
double wrist lock and crotch hold.
Roller was completely exhausted and
redersen took the second fall in 10
minutes by the same kind Of a hold.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
SPIKE KELLY TO BEGIN
SIEGE OF I42-POUNDERS

CHICAGO, Jan. 1a-Sphre Kelly,
Gilmore's claimant to the welter
weight championship, has started
training for his siege OF the 142
FOUNDERS. Kelly has entative match
in sight in Toronto in I he near future
but is anxious to get cp with Young
Erne OF Philadelphia, Ray Bronson
Mike Gibbons or Ernie ,Zanders. Kel
ly has backing up to $4,000 that he
can whip these men at 142 ringside
and is ready and willing; to sign at
once
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
HeLPi a WHITE HOPE
is NOT LOOKING FOR A
MATCH WITH JOHNSON

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-Al.
Palzer, regarded here as one OF
the most promising OF the
white hopes" is not looking for
a match with Jack Sohnson-at
least for a year.
"Palzer is just a KID" said
Tom o'Rourke. his manager, to-
day. and he needs experience.
| want him to meet Jim Flynn
and Carl Morris before he even
thinks of a match with the big
Negro. When I send Palzer In
against Johnson, you can bet he
will win"
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
INTEREST CENTERS IN
DENNING-GIBBONS GO

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-With the
Knockout Brown-Abe Attell fight out
OF the way, interest today centers IN
the ten-round go January %. between
Jack Denning, New York's clever mid
dleweight, and Mike Gibbons, scientific
welterweight from st. Paul. They are
regarded as among the most skillful
boxers In America and the advance
sale of tickets has been large.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
$4,000. O.OOMPRIZES
For Labels and Sale Sins
PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION GOOD FOR VOTE

Notcs
IN IT.. D.,.ty Dessert, save
front Of e.rto. -....'..,',. -. ,:s.i $50
ksro Corn syrup, ssss .sS. front
htuesr. .... 100
of carton - ..,,,. ear
ton .::..:.:...::;:'':: :.;;;;,. ear.
ton ....:.:s:..;.;. ;.;......,. ;;....,.,,. :.y.
Dunhsms san ....... 100
front oL 1.Es.. Choco-
Rnnkers Premium 100 and ZOO
late, save Breskfast
Cocoa, save tin TOPS ,;.. ave
Runkeps Cocoa iA" 100 and 2bo
labels ......... ,...,, chocoists,
Runkeps Dy SO
save wrnppe ..:.,I checoIste
RurkePs Almond hA 30
save wrappers .. cnocoi.ts.
Runkeps vienna 100
save wrappers ..x. n
Calumet Baking Powder ,nn e ,na. zno
Morron's Free RunntnE SAM too
front carton .o.
Port Huron Triangle "a roo
pom ...... :. .....'....';,.ss.i
WeIeh's Maple syrup save snS rooo
~, S~o'
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
Sales Slips Of Following Stores Good for Votes

DRUGS.
Arndt Bros, 73S Gratiot Ava
Herman T.. Becker. 472 Gratiot Ave-
=. r. Bodimer. ss1 Clay Ave
Clarke Pharmacy. 1114 MIchig AVE
Duncombe Pharmacy, 29ts wo0dward.
J. n. webster. sss Champiain ST
A. J, Filler, ss3 Jefferson Ave.
II. s. Geppert, 400 Grand River Ave-
Geo. A. Mahimeister. 1855 Grafton Av.
Morris Drug Store. sis Grand River.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, 1902 uratiot Ave-
Il. A. Schwartz, 1858 Jefferson Ave
Edward Young. 761 Oakland Ave.
Eastrnan's Drug Store. 1884 WOODWARD
John A. Dyer, 1915. Gratiot Ava \ -
sepuli a Travis. ess Woodward A..
Greenthal Pharmacy. 1879 ofatiot Av.
Alfred s. Abbott Fourteenth and Mis-
Felix Fester. SIS Baker.
Geo. J. Billing. 1892 Woodward Ave-
r q. Breningstall, $50 Baker 81.
Thos. Belanger River Rouge.
VIM. Eyre a Son, ss7 Grand River Ave-
4. Herman. 2466 JEFFERSON Ava
Geo Hawstona 38a Clay Ave
Carl Krieger, s37 Gratiot Ave.
WIN. X. Krieger, 1132 Gratiot Ave.
MacPherson a Muenz, B93 Gratiot Ava
Thos. p. scheich, 1915 oretiot Ave-
., n Rockwell, zS4s woodward ava
Edw Schaumburg. River Rouge
yEwELERs.
Otto simon. 1Ss 0ratiot Ave.
Ava HUM Jewelry Co.. sac orsnd
River Ave.
CLEANERS AND DYERs.
Dursnd q Co. 240 oriswold 81
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
MANDOT AND RAGGIO,
MANAGER, ARE PARTED

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 10.-Joe
Mandot, southern lightweight, has
parted company with his. manager.
Jerome Raggio. II is said Mandot
Will be given place In the stable"
Of some Chicago manager.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
WALLACE "VIEWS THE
RACE WITH OPTIMISM

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 19.-Roderick ].
Wallace, manager OF the st, Louis
American league team, will make
this city his home for the rest
OF the season. He declared that i'm
provement made in his pitching and
fielding departments permitted him to
view the coming race with optimism.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
McMANUS AND GOE'SCHEL
BEGIN BOWLING TONIGHT

Frank McManus, the printer south
paw bowler, who is defending his
claim to the championshi OF the
state among left-handers, meets John
Goeschel, another classy port-sider,
at Fett's alleys, corner OF Beaufait-
st. and Gratiotave., tonight. in the
first OF series of games, for side
bet OF $50.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
HATHAM TO OPPOSE
DETROIT AT HOCKEY

RE Detroit hockey team VIII play
latham at the Arena Saturday night.
IS contest will be OF especial inter.
a N that Meyers, who left Detroit
fe& weeks ago, will be among the
. moments Of the Arena seven. The
- was arranged hurriediy TO take
|@ Dlace Of one scheduled with the
<6nauts az Toronto. The Chatham
[@<1 does not belong to the o. II. A.,
icb win ailow Detroit to play Capt.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
|x5EBIO FANS HAND IT
TO ISBELL FOR SALE

PUEBLO, Col, Jan. ia largely
handed meeting OF indignant base
Ia nns was held here to protest
&Insf the action OF Frank Isbell In
ro.Inf OF the Pueblo Western
me basebali franchise TO Wichita
~|<4IIsfs A committee OF we'll
.1@n business men were appointed
<orhat fsbell's trade and TO carry
.& Ease 20 the courts n legal action
4 ju1fined BY the facts.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19

neeks Polents Rolled Oats, save
u.. .'.'-.'''.-.. I0>
Foients Rolled Oats. save
'.'.'............ 1O(
Becks stone Ground Oatmeal. ssv.
carton ................... lOe
Aowsr Creamery Butter, save wrap-
-'''... ................... asa
aueen Anne soap, save wrapper. %
eseen Anne Washing Powder.
save heads ............ 1Os
Queen Anne scourer, save heaas. zoe
bnekeye Evsporatsd MiIk, save
t~Hser'... ................ 80 and 1O(
sphinx brand Spices, save carton. io<
sphinx Brand Extracts, save ear
Lee = Csay'. Powdered sugar. save s -
ccIansi. Brand oaii.ai:, ::v: 20
White Lily brand Asparagus, save
- wrapper ................ 2O<
Psnsy Brand Rsisins, save carton. -
ar .............. 1ot
keI-l-Cin Gum, save outside wrap
True Blue and Everybody Gss
Mantle, save carton. :. :. 100 to 2Ss
Beaudoins Mustard. Catsup, Biuing
and Horseradish, save Labels. Id,
Bordeau's Potato Chips, save wrap
shriii,s wrapped Cakes, pure, clean. "
delicious, wholesome cakes In
wrappert save wrappers 100 and Iss
Osmun's salted Peanuts and But
terscoteh, save carton. 1900. d,
La Aorsz, @the cigar Of cfgars,S &c
size (operas), so votesD Zoe siss
100 votes.
Mail Pouch Tobacco, save front OF
San Toy Toilet water. say: car. |"
tou 10 Co lOOt
Sam Toy Perfume, save carton. 600
10 .l00<
San Toy Tnlcum, save box. ID<
soap-a-side, save coupon. 100 to 2Ss
Grand Laundry, save laundry siips
Ola customers one vote for eacn
cent, new customers. 10 votes FOL
each cent.
Tow ar's MiIk. New customers on BUR.
chase OF q worth OF tickets shows
by receipt stnhpedJ new customer
5000 votes.
.. CsIverts sons, coal and coke, s.v,
drivers delivery slip. Old customer
sOs votes per toni new customer,
5000 votes per ton, ON hard cos
and coke only.
Michael McNsmars varnish Works
Hart stein Ffnfsht save labels, ESQ
a00. 1850 and $500 votes.
GrfnneII Bros, Pianos, save purchss.
alps on Grfnneil Bros, own msks
only. Ten votes for each cent psia
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
CHARLIE PRUE TO TRAIN
HORSES FOR DEVEREUX

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 1e.--H k
|ADevereaux, Cleveland reinsman, and
fpresident of the Grand Circuit, has
tengaged Charlie Prue, the welHknown
|Canadian trainer, to train his string
Of matinee performers next season.
Prue win take UP his new duties Feb.
II. Last year PTue trained public
stable at st. Thomas, Can
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
YOUNG oRIFFo WOULDN'T
TAKE LESS THAN $1,000.
so REFUSED $1,000.

II wCn't take twelve hum
dred dollars. l said ! would
fight for a thousar,d and not a
bit less
Thus spoke Young Griffo 20
his manager, Hu ghey Behan
once upon 9 time, according TO
Sob Farrell.
Griffo was a wonderful boxer
brt not much on the mathe-
maVics.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
ENTRY RECORD FOR CHI.
INDOOR MEET BROKEN

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Three hundred
and seven athletes, the largest number
ever nominated for indoor games in
Chicago are on the entry lists for the
meet of the First Regiment at the
Michigan-ave. armory tomorrow night.
Representatives from all leading mid
die western colleges are entered.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
HARRY LEWIS LOOKED
UPON AS WELTER CHAMP

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1s.-Harry Lewis,
the American welterweight, is regard
ed In England today as the worlds
champion in his class. He knocked
out Dixie KID" the American Negro.
In the eighth round Of their fight here
last night.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
IDS WILL LEAVE FOR
COLUMBUS ON MARCH ]

<1HIC1Go. Jan. ts.--Announcement
|.+ made today BY Hank O'Day that
.< ci0cihnan Reds win leave for
|.4.rbns. Gs..s on Their spring trsiu'
= tfip about hiRrch J.,
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19
|oHLER WILL RACE IN
ENGLAND THIS SEASON

LONDON. Jan. 1s.-Charlee Kohler,
NJ American tnrfman, who recently
|,rr1escd Samuel G. Hildreth's stable
@I enE1Fed Hiidreth TO train FOR him. /.
=. arrived An England and II look
n Tor o1afters ct Newmarket. Mr..
|o1Icr SAVE that be intends 10 bring
.|F<><r horses 10 race in England
The Detroit times., 1912-01-19

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