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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
moo ORGANIZACLJE.

AHSilJd Je &c Voc 'cuho' PiiIo-
ris6e najsilnejsega razrednega bo-
ia med kapitalom IN delom, kar
jih pomni svetovna zgodOvina. In
ne da hi trenil 2 oemi, zasleduje
yes svet kosanje stare Oblasti z
nOvo svet osvajajoee yelesilo. Sc
nikoE, odkar rije pc zemlji elo-
veSki rod, MISC take ogromne mno-
zice delavskega ljudstva razodele
svojo voljo, da 81 same postavijO
postave s,ojega della. Ampak W.
neSenejSe in velecastnejse cd mo-
goGne stevilke je dejstvo, da vlada
V bojnih delavskih vrstah zelezna
discipline. Nekaj mad million pre-
mogarjev je zapisanih V london
skem "Home office. in cd tega
ogromnega %stevila tudi eden ne
kaZi stavke. Cd l. marca, ko so
Odlozili premogarji svcja kladiva,
Sc nj ma vsem AngleSKem nakopa-
10 nit "a karat Grnega diamanta.
Ia neskaljena enotnost in I'M
pozantna sloznost ~delavskega ma
Stopa izgleda kakor cudeZ in ka-
kor uganka. Ampak brez vseh BIZ
stroumnosti je r~azreSljiva uganka
in vsemu svetu ocitna je ME skriv-
most. u dolgOtrajnim in vztrajnim
delom so angleSke strokOvne or
~ganizacije zdramile V delavstvu
razredno zavest in ga moralno ia
ko okrepGale, da 50 iztrebljeni IL
njegovih vrst uskoki, Xxi bi pljuva-
Ii Y lastno skledo in ga motili ma
njegovem zmagoslavnem pohodu.
Sijajni uspeh angleSkih organi-
zacij. ki .je gotov re ma zacetku
bOja. katerega konec nj Sc znan.
kaze cilj naSemu 0rganizatoricne-
mu delovanju. Me mani wanna Cd
g~laSovnice. 5 katero 81 d~elavstvo
osvaja drzavno oblaSt. nj delovna
sila njegova, XII je vir drulabnega
z%ivljenja. Monopol >delovne sile
~vstvarja organizacijo. Cd dine do
dne ljutejSe Sc zaganjajo kapita-
listicni mogocnjaki V Il. DR.. V
delavsko organizacijo, da poruSi-
jo delavsko Solidarnost, pod ma
rodno zastavo in pod cerkve-
MIN banderom zbirajo zolto arma-
do, Xxi mai jim pomaga tbijati de-
lavski BOZ.
Proti TEN kapitalisticnim nava-
lom je naloga delavstva. da ucvr-
sti svoie organizacije; . vse de-
lavstvo mora prodreti zavest. da
lie nicvreden znaGaj, moralno po-
kazena duSa krSi dogovor svojih
tovarisev in da je malopridnik,
kdor uziva sadove delavskega boz
ia. he da hi prinaSal zrtve. Xxi Jill
terra organizacija. Tudi pri mas Sc
mora u~veljaviti naziranje. da .je
Sramota IA delavca. XII Sc ogiblje
organizacije. Xxi $ svOiim oseboj-
niStvOm otezuje boj svojim tova-
risen. Xxi sc pa mic ne pomiSlja "a
,jemati IL sklede. XII so 10 tovariSi
napolnili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
NaZnanilO.

c~itateljem in prijateliem Pro
letarca pc vzhodnih drzavah ma.
znaniamo. da iih " kratkem obs.
&c sodrug in has zostopnik
FRANK PoDBoJ,
ki je pooblaScen pobirati marco.
nino, %spreiemati oglase, prodajati
knjige j. t. d. Rojakom ga kar
naitopleie priporo6amo. Najprvo
obisce naselbine " Pennsylvania
Uprava "Proletarca"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
DELAVCI, NE v CALIF0R-
MILO!

Delavska federacija "a drzavo
California; nam je poslala ma
slednje ~pojasnilo o ondotnih de-
lavskih razmerah:
Zadnje mesece delajo gotovi
ljudje sumljivih podjetij veil
ko reklamo Ia San Francisco in
California sploh, ceS, da so tn
prava nebesa IA ljudi, XII hocejo
della in visokih plaG. Posledica teh
lazi je, da je CALIFORNIA; poplav-
LENA 4 brezposelnimi delavci, ka-
tere so izvabili sem V dezelo soln-
ca in cvetja brezvestni izkoriScu-
joel oderuSki agentje, XII Cd take
ga pocetja vle6ejo masten profit.
Da so bila Ia laznjiva vabila
boil verjetna in vabljiva, Sc je V
njih navajalO dejstvo, da Sc DO
vrSila Panamasko PacifiSka raz
stava V San Francisco |. 1915 in
da Sc bo obenem priredila razsta-
va tudi V San Diego. Brez tie "a
peljive navedbe hi ia brezsrcna
druhal ne imela tako bogate yet
We.
Resnica je, da je danes V Ca
%liforniji celia armada brezposel-
nth. kakerSne nj bio Cd one We
like krize |. 1S93-1S95. In kakor
danes razmere kazejo nj upati,
kmalu IA spremembo. V San
Franciscu je 10000 brezposelnih
ljudij. a tn Sc oni, Xxi prihajajo
sem dan ma dan kot zrtve oderu-
skin zelezniSkih druzeb. zemlji-
skin agentov in drugih take To-
~povSGine zmoznih lumpov, MISC
vSteti. DobrOdelne institucije so
prenaDOlnjene l. ljudmi brez DO
ma. Vsi ii so padli kot zrtev do
b~ickazeljnih prevarantov, XII Sc
brez vsake vesti in vsakega cuta.
ko iztezajO svoie pozreSne roke
pc zadnjem centu n~esrecnih re-
vezev.
Ia sedaj California nj vstanu
zapOsliti niti polovico V njej ma
hajajocih sc delavcev. 2 kljub te-
mu razposilja trgovska zbornica
San Francisco ma tisoce vsako-
vrstnih laznjivih vabil pc svetu z
namenom izvabiti delavce v deze-
10 brezdelja, lakote in nesrece.
To svarilo razpoSiliamo l. ma
menom. da Sc I'VE resnica ter ia
ko prepreGijo POOLE nakane brez-
vestnih spekulantov. Xxi 81 polniio
zepe ma raGun brezpOselnih de-
lavcev.
Zlato je edini Bog teh oderu-
Skin kreatur, Xxi Sc ne obotavljajo
Ogoljufati niti slabotnega starGka
Ia Zadnjo desetico in XII bi Sc tu-
di ne sramovale ociganiti zapu-
sceno siroto IA zadnji cent. samo.
da hi bila njih lastna samopaSnost
nasicena. TAX je karakter oseb.
Xxi so odgovorne "a $ neStevilne
lazi, Xxi krozijo po svetu o Cali
fOrniji.
Tu hi nikakega pomanjkanja "a
delavce. - brezposelnost. kamor
Sc clovek obrne. Pc ulicah hodi.jo
Gete delazeljnih MOI: nekateri IL
med Min so brez vsakih sredstev
IA ~nadaljne zivljenje in so nave
zani ma m~iloScino tujcev.
Ne California; toliko casa. da
boste dobili pojasnila cd zanesl.ji-
viii oseb, da je dovolj della "a
vas. - u bratskim pozdravom. -
Paul Scharrenberger. tainik C.. s.
F. of Labor, John j. Nolan, tajnik
Lige IA varStvo brezposelnih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
Bogoslov danasnjega druzabne-

ga reda. "Muhlheimer Ztg." ie
imela med svojimi inserati ma
Slednji oglas: Kateri usmiljeni
liudjc hi oddajali ubozneisim
rodbinam kuhiniskc ostanke,
kruh it'd? PriSli hi lahko sami po
ME. Pismene ponudbe pod j. 4S5
ma upravniStvo.' Krasen. bOzan-
ski druzabni red. kjer' Sc zdi sa-
mo pc scbi umevno, da isceio l.ju-
die vsakdanje hranc kuhinjskih
OStankih,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
o
az anglcSkega)

Potuje potnik zez ravan.
30 dolgi. dolgi ~zcIezni ccsti.
Truden in lacen .ic potnik mas ;
nina pocitka. nina kai JEST.
Po znrncm thru potuje naprci -
20 thru. kterega ie nckdaj gradil.
PeSpotnik potuje in premiSljuic
Cemu vraga sem zelelnico gradil
NJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
Goldfield, Colo.
Ker Sc nj

hilo dopi>a naSem liStu "Prole-
taicc' IL naSc Masculine. hccem
jaz nckoliko pnrcCati o tukajlnjih
dclavskih rfzmcrah Dclamo vsak
dan in tudi zasluzek Sc nj prcslab
in tako Sc IN Silo prczivimo. TOda
IA delom sem hoditi ne s~vctuiem
nikomur. kcr Sc dclo zclo tezkc
dobi, ker ic vedno prcvc6 brezpo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26

DRAWN konstahlerji Y Penn
svlvGniii ima.io rcdnc vale ter Sc
tako pripravliajo IA pobiianjc
delavccv V bodoGem Stra.jku. -
Tudi dclavci Y tel draw Sc ne
prestano URIC in pripravliaio "a
iIvolitcy soc. kandidatov. Xxi bGdo
diviaSko druhal enkrat IN v~selei
poslali ma "urlaub'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26

Kdor trdi. da so kapitalisti ne
obhodno %potrebni, dobi pouk brez
plaGno V angleSkem Strajku. kier
so k~apitalisti poleg svojih Stevil-
nih milionov moral zapreti svo-
ie tovarne, kcr so premogar.ji ma
stavki.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25

Mrs. Alice Cole and Mrs. w. G.
Reynolds will give tea Friday after.
noon at Mrs. Coles for the benefit of
the Free Baptist church. Everybody
Is invited to be present.
Extract from Bulletin 45S. United
States department of agriculture, says .
"Sumate sorghum is the sweetest, the
leafiest and the heaviest yielder of the
strictly forage varieties" It is drouth-
resisting with smaller seed which 90
farther. We have car on track and
it means money to the farmer to plant
sumate sorghum. Wick Bros.
At the Smith Drug Co.'S April 30
A. X. Hawkes. Co.'S expert optician
will test eyes and fit glasses. He will
give the same splendid up-to-date sery.
ice and reasonable prices as obtained
in their Atlanta establishment. and
which have given this firm aNnational
reputation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
MAD|s0NV|LLE FIRE SWEPT
Insurance Only Partly Covered Great
Property Loss.

Madisonville, Texas, April 25.-One
|of the most destructive fires in the
history of the town occurred here
Tuesday night, destroying every frame
building on the west side OF the bust
ness square. Among the losses were
the following:
J. X. McIver building, valued at
500, insurance $3.50; r. T. Dean, stock
of groceries, $4,000, insurance 5000:
Webb Billiard. barber shop, nearly all
saved; Dan Cornell, two buildings.
$1,000, no insurance.; G. Speer. drug
store, no insurance; T. NJ. Kellett,
building and barber shop. $1,000. in
surance $500; w. L. Knox, sewing ma
chimes, no insurance; Perry Ford,
tailor shop. no insurance; r. ]. Ran
dolph, building and law office. $500.
insurance 500; J. NJ. BrownIee. build
ing and law office, $500, no insur-
ance; NJ. J. Webb, newspaper office,
no insurance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
Enral Nri,ia
The Dixie--nuff said.

The Dixie--nuff said.
W. G. Coulson was here today from
lola.
]. " Rosprim was here today from
Providence.
Ezra Wilson OF Alexander was in
town today.
John d. Jones was visitor today
from Harvey.
See Walkers window bargains. Fri.
day only iOc.
Mrs. j. S. Mooring is visiting rela-
tives at Marlin.
John Riley was business visitor
today from Reliance.
We have just received three cars Of
choice alfalfa. Wick Bros.
Frenchie the auto-man. guarantees
his work. Phone rs or 90.
Mrs. NJ. Francis was shopper in
the city today from College.
M. B. Parker was visitor to the
city today from Pitts Bridge.
Facial massage and hair work.
Phone 41S. Beatrice Calhoun.
Edison's Mazda electric lamps at
the reduced price. Bryan Power Co.
Walkers &c and Toe Store laces and
embroideries are cheaper. Phone S77.
Phone 70 or 96 for rent auto.
Frenchie makes a specially of country
trips.
am prepared to take three or four
boarders. Prefer to have gentlemen.
Apply at 700 N. Regent street.
Mrs. NJ. w. Sims, Jr.. of the Brazos
bottom, is Visiting relatives in the
city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25

Get the Princess habit. We show
'em best.
7. 7. Goodwin was here today from
Providence.
4 Mr. and Mrs. A. Mckenzie left to.
day for Toronto, Canada, for a stay
OF several weeks.
Walkers sc and 1Oc Store windows
are full of granite ware and tinware
Choice Friday for 1Oc.
Rev. ]. r. Finley returned TODAY
from the meeting OF the Brazos pres.
bytery at Houston.
For Sale-Residence property close
in. Apply to Mrs. E. B. Roberts, Nose.
ley street.
Hire the Blue-Goose auto. | will
drive you anywhere. Charges reason.
able. Phone 70 or SO.
Lost--Near Stasny's store on Rock
Prairie road, a bunch of keys. Finder
please return to Eagle office.
Electric stoves are coming. Installa.
ton and curretR free for one month
TO first ten applicants. Apply at once.
Bryan Power Co.
MI and Mrs. VIII Burlington OF
Fort Worth attended the Howell
Brewer Wedding here last night.
Wanted-To rent a good second. |
hand piano. Address p. O. Box 445. |
Bryan, Texas.
work has begun on the new front
for Levy Bros store. 1t has already |
been described in these columns and
VIII be one OF the prettiest in the city.
Stop yawning by putting in an ex.
haust electric ventilating fan. Needed
m offices, Kitchens and living rooms.
Prices $12 to $25. Bryan Power Co.
Don't forget the engagement of A.
Hawkes. Co.'S expert opticiarl at
he Smith Drug Co.'S April 30. Glasses /
correctly fitted in up-to-date styles at
reasonable prices, All work gnaran-
eed.
Lost-B. B. A. class pin between h
Park jewelry store. and Coulters. s
B. B. A. on one side and initials.
,. b. c., ON the other. Finder please
eturn to Miss Pansy Conlee.
Frenchie and the Blue-Go are at 9
our service day or night. will take h
GU to the ball game or any trip any 4
'here you want to make. Charges v
easonable. Phone Frenchie 70 or SO. Ir
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
BreWer-AIlen,

During the reception at the home
Of Rev. and Mrs. Finn, the guests
were greatly surprised when they
were summoned to the parlor by the
host, and Mr.. Albert S. Brewer and
Miss Laura A. Allen appeared before
him and were also united in marriage.
Both the contracting parties are prom
inent in Nacogdoches social circles
and were here as attendants in the
Howell-Brewer wedding. A more COM
plete report will follow Saturday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25

Hello, centrall Give me number
Sci"
Hello! Is. that the Owl Dairy
Lunch?'
Well, is my husband there?"
Just started his fourth cup Of
coffee, you say?"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
TOMORROW MEMORIAL DAY

The Eagle is requested to remind
all those interested in the cefebra.
ton OF Memorial Day to be at Car
negie Hall tomorrow friday after
noon promptly at $3.50 o'clock. The
new badges for the daughters have
arrived and will be distributed on this
occasion.
Everybody is invited to come with
their buggies and surveys and bring
all the flowers possible Ample con-
yeyances will be furnished so that all
school children may ride to the GENE
terry.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
SECTION OF ROOF FELL IN

A section of the concrete roof on
the new Myers building fell in at an
early hour this morning. Fortunately
there was no one in the third story OF
the building at the time, which per-
haps prevented serious casualty.
The damage was quite heavy and
The Eagle learns the concrete roof
viii be abandoned. altogether The re-
mainder of the concrete roof that did
not fall will be removed and roof
of another kind substituted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
TWO WEDDINGS.
LAST NIGHT.
HoweII-Brewer.

Mr. Robert w. Howell of this city
and Miss Willie Brewer of Nacog.
doches were united in marriage at 8
o'clock last night at the First Meth.
odist church of this city, Rev. Glenn
Finn officiating. The ceremony was
followed by a brilliant reception at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Finn, Mrs.
Finn being a sister of the bride. A
more extended notice will appear in
the society columns of The Eagle on
Saturday afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
Announcement.

We. take pleasure in announcing the
engagement OF A. X. Hawkes. Co.'S ex.
pert optician at our store on April 80.
We guarantee his work and invite all
who need glasses or intelligent. con-
scientious advice about their eyes to
call on above date. Smith Drug Co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
Mr.. ]. Il. Blue Dead.

kilograms were received here yes
terday announcing the death of Mr..
j. II. Blue of Chappell Hill, father of
Mrs. w. d. Lawrence of this city. Mr..
Blue was 70 years of age and was
one of the old settlers of Washington
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence we're
at his bedside when the end came.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
A Great Scandal In Bohemia.

There's no use in explaining at all,
John Smith. | know where you have
been and if you don't eat at home
more regular am going downtown
and pull every feather out of that
OWL
Well, dear, you make coffee like
That owl and viii buy you a new
bonnet
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
Notice to the Trade.

We are ice cream manufacturers.
We can supply you with anything in
this line. Any flavors. We make a
specially OF brick cream and solicit all
orders for your home trade or special
occasions. Bryan Candy Co. Phone sos.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
HELM the Library.

We wish to announce that this viii
be the last night at the Princess The.
atre for the benefit of the library.
Everybody is invited to come and rA'p
us out. Miss Lille Wilson.
Librarian.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
kurten Local MEETING.

There will be a meeting of Kurten
local Farmers Union) on Saturday
night at 1880. All interested in buy
ing in bulk are urged to be present.
]. II. White, President.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-25
Notice. Carpenters,

With every 50-cent purchase of mer-.
chandise ! will give you a nice pres
ent. Call and see me. John M. Sebesta.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
NEARLY MILE A MINUTE
PREDICTED FOR BOATS
Ira Hand Says That Motors VIII
Soon Be Forcing Boats So
Miles Per Hour.

NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-A motorboat
that will make SO miles an hour is
strong probability, according to Ira
Hand secretary Of the National As.
sociation OF Engine and Boat Manu-.
facturers. Mr.. Hand said:
There is whisper that we may
soon be guaranteed speed OF 81
miles an hour or better. Personally.
see no reason why we should not
get such boat. And when we reach
the 55-mile boat we will keep on striy.
ing for something better"
Mr. Hand spoke OF the speed OF the
Dixie " and continued: "Of course.
the Dixie represents class OF boat
known as the twelye:meter class. or
a shade under forty.feet overall
length The development OF the small
or classes OF speedboats has been just
as spectacular during the season OF
1911 We have seen these little Eel
ows-twenty. eighteen, sixteen and
even fourteen feet long, crowding
closely on the 35-miles an hour mark"
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
DARTMOUTH is TO AWARD
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT.

HANOVER. n. H., Jan. 10.-Through
the generosity OF alumni, three yaiu-
able medals will be offered at DART
mouth this year TO the three students
who make the greatest progress IN
physical development. The frst test
will be made next week, when all the
candidates will undergo physical ex'
animation and have their measure
mems recorded. The contestants VIII
then he allowed 10 train themselves as
thew see At. and at the end OF May
their measurements VIII De tahen
again. II Is expected that ABOUT my
men will enter the novel contest
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
WISCONSIN FOOTBALL
COACH LAUDS CHAPEL

MADISON. Wis, Jan. l0.-The insti-
tuition OF chapel at the University o.:
Wisconsin as a solution OF some OF the
problems that are now facing the stu
dents was advocated by Coach John
r Richards OF the varsity football
team in the course OF his talk on
some False Gods at Wisconsin at n
Y. NJ c. A. meeting.
~ believe a chapel will solve many
OF the troubles that now confront us
here at wisconsin said Mr.. Richards.
1T need not be compulsory or offend
any delicious sect or state law,
The chapel will get us together and
will afford a chance TO instill a little
dignity into our existence and perhaps
be one place where speakers may ap-
pear and escape the siss-ooom-ah
greeting that is so annoying to most
people II will hurt none OF us II we
get together and sing hymn once In
a while In place OF coon song
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
GLASSCO EXPECTS NO
OPPOSITION TO BOUT

Manager Glassco. of the Windsor
Athletic club. expects no opposition
from the Canadian officials in staging
his bouts. the first OF which VIII De
given tonight. Four matches, the
wind-up being an eight.round analr
between two popular local scrappers,
Joe Wallace and Lou Glowney' are
scheduled for this evening.
The case against Mr.. Glassco ana MS
associates on the charge of promoting
a prize fight, which has been Appealed
to a higher court after being decided
against the club in Windsor court,
has not yet been taken up and II may
be a year before 1t Is.
The work on the new CLUB rooms,
which has been delayed again ana
again. will be finished. 1t Is expected
in a few weeks.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
eonhas Changes His style.

Critics who have seen George Bon
bag in action so far this season, claim
the reason the Irish-American A. c,
crack Is lowering records, is that he
has changed his tactics OF former
years. Formerly Bonhag was content
TO trail his field and win by light
ninglike sprint al the finish. Not so
nowadays. Bonhag runs his race from
the crack OF the pistol. as ALI Shrubb
does, and many OF the cinderpath fol-
lowers claim that by this method the
American lowers many OF the British
er's cherished records.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
WHITE SOI STANDS ARE
| TO Be MUCH ENLARGED
In Use Only a Little Over One
Season, Chicago's Park Is
Already Fec Small.

CHICAGO, Jan l0.-The stands
at Comiskey park. the home OF
the White Sox. which have been
n commission only little over
one season. are already too small 10
accommodate the crowds. President
Comiskey announced today that plans
will be made as quickly as possible
for charging the stands and adding
between 5000 and 10000 seats Comis-
key expects 10 seq record crowds on
the South Side In view OF Manager
Galatians promise TO turn out win
ming team.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
TWO MORE FOREIGN
BOXERS ARE HERE

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Two more
foreign lighters have just arrived in
this country for fights. They are Bert
Moughton, champion bantam weight,
OF Dublin and Eddie Stanton, the Eng
lish bantam weight They got here
on the steamship Baltic. accompanied
by Alexander Barker, a member OF
the National Sporting club OF London.
Moughton wants 10 get on bout with
Johnny Coulon while Stanton is ready
10 meet any 11S or l22-pound lad
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
NORVAL BAPTIE WANTS
TO MEET EDWARD LAMY

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi. Jan. 10.-As
result of the Western Skating asso-
Citations reinstatement OF the North
western Skating association OF Mime
apolis. Edward Dickinson OF tho at
ter organization has announced t....
the western amateur championship
meet would be held here the latter
part OF January or early in February.
Norval Baptie, worlds champion
professional skater, is DESTROYS OF
meeting Ed Lsmy, OF Saranac Lake,
n. Y. the worlds amateur champion,
or Morris Wood. and match may be
arranged here shortly.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
McMANUS AND GOESCHEL
TO BOWL NEXT WEEK

Frank McManus, the crack south
paw bowler. has practically accepted
the challenge of John Goeschel Tor
a series of games for side bet, and
the two men will get together Satur-
day evening. to complete the arrange
ments for the match. which VIII De
bowled some time next week.
II is probable that a side bet OF $40
will be bowled for, the winner OF SIX
games in IL taking the coin. Goeschel
belongs to the Hereulean club, and
names the Smith alleys as his home
drives. McManus bowls at the Print
ers club.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
Expensive Medals to Be Presented
Winners Of CentralS Track Events

Expensive medals will be offered 70
the winners OF the nine events OF the
city Interscholastic track meet TO be
held under the auspices OF Central
high school in February
Those 10 be awarded the winners OF
first place will be OF green-gold
and blue enamel. Sterling silver EN-
blems will be given those who place
second; bronze pins to those taking
thirds
The half.mile relay race winners
will be presented with handsome
loving cup.
Central high intends 10 make this
track meet the event of the year in
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE MACS
MEET IN CHICAGO SOON
Some Change In Schedule, Not
Yet Announced, Is Likely to
Be Made.

CHICAGO. Jan. l0.-Announcement
was made today that the American
league magnates will meet here Feb
ruary IA, TO consider the schedule
which has been drawn up and to take
up other matters incident 10 the open
ing OF the season. President Ban
Johnson expects several changes In
the Sunday dates owing TO the fact
that Sunday games are now being
played in all four western cities.
Johnson Is expected 10 return today
from Cincinnati where he went for a
conference with Garry Herman re-
garding the affairs OF the National
Commission