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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-06

keokuk, Iowa, Feb. G-Followiug
the announcement that enough funds
had been raised to carry Keokuk,
through the baseball season, the Gfrec-
tors announce that George II Man
usch, leading batter and first base
man Of the Contra association las,
year, has been signed 20 manage the
team. Manusch played with Ottumwa
last year and IN Jos games hit .275.
President Justice yesterday announced
the following official scorers. Keokuk.
Don W. Hutchinson; Kew Hnee Harry
c. Rose; Burlington, Lymna c. Hodge,
Ottumwa, Z. G. Dougherty.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17
"Don't Wait for George

The Wesson Enterprise struck
the key to our situation too, IN
the following:
The Enterprise would like to
see our people stop all this talk
about getting other people to
come here to develop our lands'
md 20 to work and do the de-
veloping themselves. OF course
IN desirable citizens will be wei
coined with glad hands and
hearts but what we want to i'm
press is that there are men here
Who can do the developing it
they will only get at it.-Wesson
Enterprise.
That's what we call straight
from the shoulder common sense
T,is thing of waiting for some
thing to turn up or for some on
10 turn it up instead Of turning
il NJ ourselves, has been tb'
curse of this section. long. enough
Hundreds Of men are loafing tn
streets day and night, and hun
dreds more are barely ekinR a
existence from public works
vhile thousands OF acres OF lap
begging tie husbandman n,
sn easy comfortable living. WI
MI? WHY?
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17

81 The lands which were pledged
= the Bank Of Osyka during the
past few years, having all be-
come the Banks property by
the signing Of warranted deeds
81 the originsl owners, Messrs.
j +. Newman. ]. NJ. Breland,
j. D. Varnado, NJ. B. Varnado
and W. ]. Afford, directors OF
the hank Of Osyka have incor-
porsted themselves into the
Loulsiana, Mississippi Realty q
Investment Company and will
bond al this property. The
t,tsl yalue cf the lands is over
50 90 and the total amount Of
tt1el gold 6 per cent interest bear
ing bonds will be $4,000. It
viii therefore be seen that the
bond issue only amounts to two
thirds Of the total appraised
valuation Of the lands bonTed.
This course was suggested by
Sol Wexler, Of the Whitney. Cen.
trail Bank, and member Of the
committee on banking reform,
and one who represents possibly
the largest banking interest o.
the Southern States. 49,, Is
The property above referred
10 IL composed, in the main, Of
improved farm properly, with
the exception Of one business
house and one town residence,
and was appraised by two disin
tereoted persons VINO know lan(
values in this section.
The bonds will be tive-yeal
gold bonds bearing s per cant
.interest which will be made p4y
able semi.annually. The Whit
3 nav Central Savings Bank an'
Trust Company will be the BON
trustees, and with this mammoth
coucsrn back Of the, deal, sn'
tbe Bank Of Osyka guaranteein'
he bond issue, the bonds shout
very attractive to investorl
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17
Dissolution Notice.

Bogalusa, La, June ID, 1872
The firm of Branch & Keaton
has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, R. E. Keaton
taking over all assets of the firm
and assuming amounts due the
insurance companies represent
ed by the agency, and settlement
Of partnership affairs to be made
later between D. E. Branch and
R. E. Keaton.
D. E. BRANCH,
r. E. KEAToN.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17
INCORPORATED.
a.. eo,,ru PRYOR SIRE ct, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

The sale of these bonds Will
place the Bank of Osyka on a
very strong financial basis, and
Osyka will have a bank as strong
as any other in the state OF MIS-
sissippi, of like Capitalization
and it will be in gilt-edged tipan-
cial condition.
MANY of these bonds, we are
informed, have already been
spoken for, and when the issue
il made on or about the LIST OF
August, there is little doubt but
the shrewd investors who have
been satisfying themselves with
a four per cent time certificate
with nothing but the integrity OF
a bank behind it, will readily
|crasp the opportunity to buy
these bonds, which in addition
70 having a bank behind them
have over $4,000 Of the fine land
ed property bonded as security
to paw the principal in five years
and6 percent interest during
that time.
!, The bonds will be issued ID
denominations of 500 and $5W
to accommodate small o. large IN
vestors, and will be on SHE ~
the Bank of Osyka or at the OF
| fees Of the Louisiana, Mississippi
e Realty & Investment Company
If YOU want an absolutely safe
Y Investment paying 2 per cen
J more than the bank time certlt1'
J. Gates of deposits, it will be t.
!, YOUR interest II, investigate thl
Of Issuance of bonds.
I'll 1t is indeed a happy inciden
: for Osyka that the Bank Of Osy
e ka has found a way out OF 1t
& embarrassment of last year, an
Il that all depositors and stool
e9 holders are assured that the
i will not loose a cent by that t
i naDcial stress.
r. The fine handling Of this bank
It financial destiny is certainly
le ::onument to the ability and $;
tol gacity o. the men who have 1t
d affairs in charge. There al
1. few il any banks that come on
,yluf closed doors in one year
u. the height Of prosperity an
,e public confidence, the next. -Th
q, Osyka Herald, July 10, 1918.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17
P,.nkIInton, Ia, July u, 1918
Good Work of Our
Criminal Court

The jurymen of the parish are
waking up and are looking a. i
criminals now regardless u
color, with a view to stopp'"s
crime in our country.
God speed the day when every
resident in Washington Parish
will be convinced that crime Of
every nature is going to be
speedily met with justice, ano
then. and not until then, will we
400 an end to the lawlessress fol
which we, as a parish, are tas'
becoming famous.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17
Sheriff Sale-No. 2236.
First State Bank Of Bogalusa
Versus
Herman H. Schloeman and Mary

Herman H, Schloeman and Mary
Eugene Schloeman.
Notice is hereby given that by v'r'
the of an order Of tieri tacias, IS.
sued out Of the 26th. judicial District
Court Of Louisiana, in and for Wash,
ineton Parish, in the above entitled
cause, and to me directed, / will PRO
coed to sci! at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, August 16, 1918
| at the principal front door Of the court
house at Franklinton. L., between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property to-
wit:
Lot II. block No. 8 and lot 18,! block
|No. 2. of the L. A. Pierce Pleasant
Hill Addition to Bogaluss, . per PA,
Of said addition on 1ile In the clerk Z
I Office of this parish and state, q
Ftanklinton, La. -.
Terms Of Sale. Cash with benefit
Of appraisement.
Thie 9th day Of July, 1913.
+. ]. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17

LIV-VER-LAX, the liver reg
ulator, ask Peoples Drug Co.,
Franklinton, La, and Hackley
Drug Co., Hackley, La,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17
not,e, for pvbllestlen.

Department Of the Interior:
u. s. Land Once ct Baton koue a.
July "A, 1918.
Proof under law under which entry
was made. :.
Notice IL hereby given that Charles
A stewart. Of Lees Creek, L.. who.
on March 9th. 1912. made adj. tam
homestead entry No. o56SP, for 10: No.
4 ssc. q and lot No. 4 section "a twp.
5 g., range IL O., St. Helen. meridian,
has fiied notice Of intention to make
Communication proof, to establish claim
to land above described, before Clerk
Of Court at Franklinton, Louisiana,
on the 18th day If Aug, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: =. u
Sheridan, 8. L. Jenkins, Geo. Hunt
and J. u. Byrd, al of Lees Creek, -
JOHN F. NUTTALL, Registrar.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17
Buy Gold Bonds.

The Bank of Osyka will have on sac on or
ahout AUGUST lst. an issue of 100000 Gold
Bonds bearing per cent interest. payable
semi-annualiy. These bonds will be issued by
Iouisiana-Mssissippi Realty & Investment Co.,
and they will have improved lands aPPral sea
at over 100000 bonded to secure this. $oOOoo
Five-Year Gold Bond issue. If you have money
to invest and want something as good as lana;
the foundation of all capital can make It, and
that will earn your six per cent interest, now
is your opportunity. You can deposit now SUI
ficient funds to cover the amount OF bonds you
want, and the bonds will be delivered to you
shortly after August lst, 1913. :
BANK OF oSYKA, osyka, Mississippi
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17

New ORIGINS Great Northern
Double Daily Service
BETWEEN
Franklinton, La.
AND
New Orleans, La.
jackson, MISS.
Columbia, Miss.
Tylertown, Miss.
Folsom, La.
Cheap Round Tip Weekend
Tickets n sils.
PASSENGER SCHEDULE
DAILY-EXCEPT SUNDAY
North. Bound. South. Bound
NO. ss-lO:25 .. m. No. 3l-2:26 p m.
No. 34-7:4o p. m. No. $3.50 .. N.
SUNDAY ONLY
No. 1895 p. m. No. 37.6.s6 am,
No. 36-11:O5 .. m. No.35'4:20 p. m.
For further information, apply
to local Ticket Agent, or to
NJ. ]. Mcmahon, g. P. A.
G. B. AUBURT1N, A.G.P.A.,
905 Whitney, Central Bldg
New Orleans, La
Lr~9 Distance Phone Main 406.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
LOCKE READY TO
TAKE PHILLIES
Said That He Has Completed Ar
rangements to Buy Club
When Option Expires

NEW YORK, jan 9,--It was an
nounced here today that William
Locke has completed arrangements to
take over the Philadelphia National
league club next Wednesday. when
his option expires. 1t was stated that
Locke will control the clubs stock
and will be elected president, and that
William ]. Shettsline will be elected
secretary and business manager.
1t is said that the stock which will
pass into Locke's hands will include
about So per cent and will be bought
by money furnished by Gov. John X.
Tener. of Pennsylvania, former Police
Commissioner Baker and Locke him
self. This outlay would amount TO
$1SO,00O. the balance of about $40, 900
being furnished by r. A. Balfour,
Frederick Chandler and other Phila-
delphians.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
IOMORROW,S ENTRIES
AT JuAREz.


First Race-Purse. maiden s-year-
Dow dell, 1e9: Alabama BAN. 1Og. Old
Gotch. lOs; Milton Roblee IO9; sKorf-
hage, 100; sMcrltorious. 10g; o. G.
Parks b. T. conjurer. 10S. By conjurer-
Pearl Barnes: Benedict liz: Galar.
liz; Shsdrak, 112; Dick Dodie, l12:
Manganese l12. 'w. Il. Applegate en-
Second Raee--senIng. s-year-olda.
bs furlongs: Tampnia. 100: Mad sline
b., 100: Joe Busher. 102: Ernest H.. 1O2:
Green Cloth los. Mother Katcham.
los; .Inquieta. los; Jolly Tar. IO5; Low
Ing Nose. 109: Quick, 100: Moller, lis,
Tom O.. Ito; sprightly Miss. 1io.
Third Race--Selling. 4-year.olds and
upward, 6 furlongs: 'El Patio 100; Ur.
sulls Emma. 1O3; Miss Jean. i03; La.
yender Lass. 1903: Sanel. iO5 :: Orbs
Smile, 106; Balronia, log. Pipe Vision
lOe; Bob Farley. los: Tallow Dip. 10S
Cantem, l0si Lescar, Ill
Fourth Race Handicap. s-year-oici,
and up. furlongs; Rio Brnzos. %
Cracker Box. ss; Joe Diedold. 10s
Lack Rose. l0i; Jim Basey, l12. Heller
Barbee. 1IS
Fifth Race--selling, 4-year-oIds an.
lupv--g- fHFleHgs 6ufPthumptun TUSl
Elizabeth Hardwood. TO-: Ocean queen
103: Feather Duster 103; Dandy dip
1os; sterling. 1o5: Suffragist los; Love
Day, los.
Sixth Race-selling, 4-year-olds and
up. 18th mile: 'Sister Florence, g5l
| Prck. los; Balciiff. 112: Hanly. 113;
Melton Street 115.
4 sApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear, track slow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
SHERIDAN AND
SIKORA BOX A
FURIOUS DRAW
ChicagOan Is the More Aggres-
sive, But Sikora's Cool
ness Saves Him
MICKEY is A MUCH
IMPROVED BOXER NOW
Preliminaries This Week Were
Disappointing--StalIing
Is Prevalent

Two young ~tigers, 1.-the. active,
bloodthirsty, were Paul Sikora and
Mickey Sheridan in their eight-round
bout at the opening OF the new years
season at the Windsor Athletic club
last night.
Standing toe to toe and slamming
viciously at each other, showing signs
OF temporary weakness and wonderful
recupcratiye power in turn, the two
6oys battled through eight fast rounds
to draw. A decided advantage In
the final round tor either boy would
EEve given him the bout, but neither
Gre could gain this advantage.
Sheridan Is much improved since he
toxed at Windsor last year. Though
he weighs a few pounds more, he was
In fine physical shape last night and
he has many tricks of the trade.
taught him by Freddie Gilmore, with
none the less of aggressiveness end
determination.
Sikora was also In. excellent condi.
ton or he could Never have stood the
waiiops that Sheridan handed aim.
Mickey had more power behind his
blows than did Paul. Sikora content
ed himself with pestering the Chica-
goan with Dothersome' straight labs.
The beauty in the sport was in ITS
intensity, In its earnestness. The
science of the game was lost in the
bitter spirit that manifested itself.
Both boys understood that they must
depend upon slugging and stamina to
win and so they exchanged wallops
willingly.
Sheridan was the more aggressive,
forcing the battle most of the way,
but Sikora was the cooler boy, meet
ing Mickey at his own game ard by
his mastery of himself keeping Sheri.
dan from a victory.
The Chicago boy received some cen.
sure for buttlng with his head and
using his elbows. which was deserved
ard more for boxing after the gong,
which was not The censure for the
latter was not deserved because Mick
eY didn't hear the gong. the hearing
in his left ear having left him.
The preliminaries were not OF much
value. Boughner, a Detroit boy, made
himself popular with the fans by put.
ting up pretty attempt to box Harry
Brown, OF Kansas City. but Harry
wouldn't or couldn't battle, SO the bout
was unsatisfactory.
II was only through the good graces
oi the referee that Young White was
allowed to cover up constantly before
the rather crude attack of Fred
Ducharme, OF Detroit, In the second
preliminary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
INCREASED EASE
In MONEY RATES
AFFECTSMARKET
Except Paris, European Bourses
Show Unexpected
Strength
RESERVES ARE LARGER,
LOANS ARE REDUCED
Influence Is Quickly Felt in
! Bond Market; Stocks
Irregular

copyright, ID1x. by New xork Evenins
Post Co
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.--Both at home
and aboard, stock exchange prices
were again dominated today by the
Unexpectedly rapid easing of In mon
ey rates. Why this relaxation has
been SO decided in New York has been
already shown by last Saturday ;
large increase In the bank surplus,
and by the subsequent heavy move
ment of currency to New York.
Today's weekly foreign bank returns
showed why Europes money markets
(outside OF Paris) are growing dis
tinctly easier. The bank OF England
reports increase OF $13,400,000 in its
reserve--an increase $2,000,000 great
er than i'm the same week year ago,
and II reduces Its loans by sS4o00, 900
Ia curtailment $20000,O0O larger
than In 1912.
Similarly the Imperial bank of Ger
many reports for the week an increase
In reserve of s15,900,0 900, which is 49,.
100000 greater than last years, and
a reduction OF outstanding notes oil
sac, 400, 900, which exceeds last year
BY more than $t9,699, ,6e9.---
Such figures suggest that part, at
least, OF last months "stringency" in
the English and German markets was
not only abnormal but unnecessary
Although the general tendency oil
stock exchange prices was upward
the days net gains were irregular,
and activity not great. The bond mar
ket perhaps felt more OF the imme'
diate influences of the easier money
conditions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
PHONE COMPANIES
DUE FOR TAX BOOST

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 9.--(Special)
Members OF the state tax commits
sion are busily engaged today in ice,
pairing the rolls for the tentative as
sessment of all the property assessed
under the advslorem system. as the
law requires that the tentative as
sessment shall be announced on or
before Jan. Is.
Owing to the fact that no new lines
have been constructed, II is moi
thought that there will be much of an
increase In the assessment OF the rail
road properties OF the state. but Il is
intimated that some OF the telephone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
HOPES Title Is UndIsfnrbed
DESPITE Denoit's ATTACKS

At the recent title tourney In New
York he easily retained his honors,
The only match he lost was one to
Yamada, the sensational little Japa.
nese, who beat the champion by three
points.
While In Detroit Hoppe strung up
2.400 points In six. games while his
opponents, Matthews, Huston and WI.
mont. amassed 555. 227 OF which came
I'm Matthews Monday afternoon game.
Hopes average for the series was
33 1-3. His high run was 160.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
BObby Wallace, Only I90S Byoy1
Suyyiy0r, to be Hard to Reblace

With Powell soon gone. Wallace
will be the sole survivor OF the great
1908 Brown machine. OF course.
Branch Hickey is back again, but
not as player. He is to scout "and
do other things" as the Colonel says.
Hickey never did catch very much.
1t is going to take mighty keen
youngster to displace Wallace. The
hardy Scot stuck in the game during
the latter part of last season when
he should have been in bed. He had
three damaged fingers and a sore
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
Times Western Fight Expert
Hands Luther AL That Is
Coming 20 Him
NEEDS ONLY A KNOCKOUT
PUNCH NOW, IS OPINION
II He Can Develop That, He Win
Rank With Fitzsimmons,
Corbett and Jeff
BY RlNcsIpER.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 9.-Pro
nounced by some experts to be the
best white heavyweight since Jim
Jeffries was in his prime. by others
that he cannot claim place in the
same class with such great warriors
Of the ring as Bob Fitzslmmons, Jim
Torbett and Jeffries until he develops
knockout punch. Luther McCarty
: unquestionably stands today as the
best white heavyweight In the world.
ife has beaten the man who beat the
hampton OF England, Bomtardier
Wells, and has every right, with the
elimination OF Jack johnson, TO call
himself heavyweight champion OF the
world.
While McCarty Is not yet finished
r ghter. he has plenty OF time In which
10 develop. He is not yet 2l years
old He already has the physique, is
Quick TO learn, and Is trying at all
ines TO improve his methods. For a
big fellow he Is possessed OF wonderi
I'll speed. A veteran Judge OF the
game. who has seen them all from
s;uliiYan down, declares that from a
hoxing standpoint, none OF them, not
even Corbett. has anything. on him.
lie Is a one-two puncher straight and
whiplike, and Is as shifty oil his feet
IS a lightweight. His footwork Is still
4 bit crude, but he has the speed. and,
With q little more experience, 1t Is
predicted that he will be an even
sgeater and faster boxer than Cor
1ett.
MeCarty,s punch Is a straight left.
Using II as he did against AL Palzer.
it Is almost impossible for an OPP
ponent to reach him. He shoots it
out straight as an arrow, and. while
ii is not a fnisher, II is extremely
damaging, generally cutting or tear
ing the other fellows face, The big
yebraskan Is ever trying for a one
Two and when the left lands on the
intended spot the right Is crossed a
traction OF a second later. IL was
with this mode OF attack that McCarty
CIT Palzer into ribbons, battered jim
FLYNN into submission. and stopped
Al Kaufman. The right cross Is oil
-ecent development and does not
work as well as the. straight lett,
yhich McCarty uses 10 TO l, but he
- practicing II constantly with de-
termination to perfect IL.
III II kcty Win hAo ANSN N.-
Carty meets attack. He is so nimble
hat when his opponent charges OF
starts a swing Il Is easy for him 10
ret out of harms way. He demon
strated this in his fight with Paizer,
who tried time after time to corner
him. but failed Once when McCarty
Tipped to the floor Palzer stooc
directly over him, with arm drawn
Tack ready to land a Knockout, pui
10 the intense surprise OF Palzer ni
;he immense audience. he managed
TO get to his feet and out OF danger
by lightning ducking and side-s'ep
ping.
THAT McCarty will be carried along
safely Is assured. His manager, Billy
McCarney. is one OF the shrewdest
men In the game, and he knows ].
from A to z. There will be constant
Improvement in McCarty and he may
yet become as great a heavywelsnt
champion as the Jeffries who beat
Fitzsimmons, Sharkey. Corbett ana
Rubin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09

/ leg, but the team needed his services
so he was out there every day. He
was In shape again during the fall
series and played wonderful game
at the short field.
Bob Wallace is an athlete and a
gentleman. Although deposed as
manager during mid-season, he
pitched In and worked as hard for
his successor as he ever did for him
self. He was one OF the main rea-
sons for the Browns finishing sew
enth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
M'CARTY DEMANDS
$4,000 TO FIGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. Slight follow,
ers here today heard that Luther Nc
Carly, white heavyweight title holder,
and his manager, Billy Mccartney,
have asked large sum for bout In
Paris A French promoter cabled
McCarney. asking terms for meeting
between McCarty and Tommy Burns.
in a 2O-round battle at Paris, two days
before Grand Prix, in June Mccartney
Icabled back
"Will let McCarty fight for $40, 900,
and $500 for expenses"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
|KILBANE-W -WOLCAST
MATCH IS LIKELY
Jimmy Dunno Willing to Have
Champ Take on Ad at
I25 or 126 Pounds

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. "a 20
round battle between Johnny Kilbane,
feather champion, and Ad Wolgast
former lightweight champion, may
follow the Kilbane-Dundee match, in
April.
Through his coast friends, Wolgast
recently offered to make 125 pounds
to meet Kilbane. Jimmy Dunn, Kill
bane's manager, declared today, Kill
bane would gladly take on Wolgast,
weighing 1875 or 1876 Kilbane, how
ever, will weigh only f22. the weight
at which he defeated Abe Attelf.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09

Excellent work By coal Its Of tho
Port Huron team had kept the ~
stafers' goal almost free. until ~
final burst OF play when q p'siane -.
shots swamped him.
/, sharp played sensationaily for -
troit, scoring four OF the six gcaiA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09

Willie Hopes billiard title is not
disturbed despite the fact that the 1872
champion has visited Detroit. meet
ing local sharks for three days In
afternoon and evening games.
Hoppe was one Of the few cham
pions OF the sport world whose crown
sat easily upon his youthful brow dur
ing the year that has Just passed.
Titles in every branch of sport passed
from champion to challenger In 1912
but not the 1872 balkline title.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
BASEBALL PLAYER MAY
BECOME A REAL STAGE
sTAR-LAUGH NoT-READI

Here is a baseball player, reS
tired from the game ~ be sure,
who may be a genuine star Of
the stage. Sammy Strang,
whose latest success on the dia-
mond was In the role OF pinch
hitter for the Giants, has been
abroad cultivating his voice,
and next season he makes his
debut as singer In this coun-
try under his real name, Strang
Nicklin. He comes home next
month TO finish out his contract
as coach OF the West Point base
ball team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
PANTHER Is SAFE
IN CUBAN HARBOR

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The navy
department this afternoon received
word that the supply ship Panther,
which has been unreported since leav-
ing New York. last Thursday, had
arrived safely at Guantanamo harboT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-09
RACE RESULTS
AT JUAREZ

First Race---Lilly Paxton, s to 1, 3 10
1, TO 2, first: Gift. 6 to 1, 2 tot and
even. second; Buss 5 TO i, 2 to !. and
even, third. Time. 1:14 f-5.- Scratched:
Madamas. Helen Scott. John Patter-
son.
Second Race-Kiva; even. to g.. 10
8, first; King Stalwart 8 10 l. 3 10 I
and to S. second; Rooster, 4 to I, 4
to and 2 20 5, third. Kenneth CamfH
Don Ramon also ran. Time. 1:07 20.