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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
QeaisIat,tr berta9t.
MIbonh g. 81. 12. Sea

MIbanD, N. ~, IL. Se3.
Sic 2egislatar bon Seem Sort
nabm am 6reitog sic lebten bonn
@ouberneur @lpnn empfoblenen &C.
febesporlnge an un6 pertagte ii@ ba<
roltf fine oie. Ser @ouberneur miro
tpobri6einli6 am Samitag 6ie @or'
fagen nit ieiner l1nteri6rift Derieben,
sic, nit Mnsnabn1e 6es Mrbeiterent-
idd6igungsgeiebes, iofort in &rof
treten. 2ettereS tann nidt Dor 6em l..
sssanuor nadlten Sabres gei6ebett.
Sic iebt an9enommene1t @orla-
gen feben in ser &auptia6e bor: Elm
obligatorifdes Beriiderunes9efeb fir
Mrbeiter in nllen gefdbrli@en 8etrie'
ben; oirefte 8rimdrtnablen; oen Mai.
laduietts -5timn5ettel; oirefte Momi.
nation un6 8obl Ser 8un6esienato'
rem; einen @erfniinngs. .&onbent, TO-
tpie Sic 3abIung Ser Soften 6es Snl-
3er-8ro8eiies. @terfiir fiebt sic be-
treffenbe gorlage 6ie @unnte bon
$16O,90O Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
gabn,tnalm6 int Smmnel.
6 + e nj n I +, Is. Seq

y , e mt n I 3, 10. Se3.
Gin @r6itoB, ser au6 bier bel1tli6
tpobrgenomnten tpnr6e, bra6te Ben
6urd sic n6t Metlen bon bier e1tt-
fernten @orrosflippen eelegten Sutt-
mel gum Ginitur3. Gin auf Ser 5obrt
bon MoBtpein nod @bentnit befin6=
liher Bug, Ser aus 2ofomotipe nno
ie9s @ogen beitan6, tpurbe nnter
6en 6e1sitii6en begroben. @ter Ser
fonen tpur6en get06tet nn6 "a i6per
berlett. 9lnf cine Depefde bes 8abn'
tpGrters bi11 ser om Tunnelen6e
ftotioniert tpar, tpurbe Elm Stlfs3ng
NIT Mer5ten nod Ser 11ngliidsitdtte
entfanot. Gin fnrdtbarer S9nee=
iturm bebinberte Die Mrbeiten Ser
@ettungsmannid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Mraentiniides fyleiid.
8bilo 6eIpbia, 13. De5.

IS b | | d De p b ia, IL. Oe5.
@ier largte porgeitern eine 2a6ung
BON 100000 Bfun6 orge11tiniides
9fin6fleii9 an, nn6 na96e1n es bonn
@bef ser itd6tiiden 6leii6inipeftton
unteriu6t tpor6en >par, pur6e es
gum &erfarf freigegeben. Ser 6leiid-
tnipeftor erflarte, 6as argentiniide
6leii9 .tpare 6as bette, bas er in 6ie-
fer @aiion geieben babe. slu6 Der
S1rbaber bes Marftes, ser es als er-
tier inn &[einbon6el berfaufte, fagte,
oab es an Qualitdt bos einbeirnif6e
Bleii6 u1r6 6as aus 6em @eiten tpeit
iibertreffe. 9luf 6em Santtarp @arfet
mur6en 5irloinltiide 81 25 Gents bas
Gfun6 berfauft, tpdbren6 6as O6ien=
fleii9 aus 6ern @eiten 35 Gents fo-
itet; argentinii6es gumpfiteaf tpuroe
fir % Gents, 6aielbit bom tpeItli6en
Sdladtpieb 6ogegen fir 25 Biz 80
Gents perfauf #. goun6lteaf un6 Slip
penltude tp1tr6en Inn 8 Gents billiger
perfauft. 9ie SSirn1a Morris & So.
erflarte, 6aB in 9lrgenttnten Elm nn=
begren5ter @orratb an 6eiid 5u ba-
ben lei> un6 6aB 6ieies 6leiid be6eu.
ten6 u1tter oem beuttgen Marftpreis
perfanft tper6en fonre. Die er1te
2aoung, 6ie iiber Seem Oorf bierbe,
fam, lit bereits berfauft, oo6 tperber
meitere S6tffsla6ungen balo folgen
tpo6urb it6er ser Mearftprets bes
6leii9es be6euten6 iinfen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
yorittpirtbidafts-8eridt.
SO aihinqt t 0 II, ID. s

]
Ser @bef 6eS 8nn6es= =6orftoienites,
&enrp g. @rapes bertpeiit in fetnem
1oeben ber0ffentli9ten 8ert6t auf Die
groBe,1 in ben @aloungen entbaltenen
8orrGtbe bon 6ntter als Mbbilfe ge=
gen sic 6leiidnotb. Die @al6ldnbe'
reien ser 9fegierung entbalten genug
Il1tter CUR grbaltung BON mebr als
5lpa115iy Miuionen 5tiid gieb. Das
gimfon1men fir @ei6epldbe betrug
inn berfloie1ren Sabre 100000.
SIM 8eridtjobre tpur6en iiber 2,0o0,'
100000 &ubiffuB &ol5 i'm @ertbe
bon 81, 100000 auf 6em @tamm ber'
fauft,, tpos einen 6orti@ritt bon 167
Nro8ent gegen bos @oriabr be6e1tet.
@eidnitte11 tpur6en tbatid6li6 500,,
100000 &ubiffltB, Is Hro5ent mebr
als int Gorjabre. Das gttrfommen
aus Sen @al6ungen betrug i'm gan5en
ettpas unter 100000 5. +. Inn ID
Yro5ent ntebr als I'M bortgen Sabr,
aber in1mer nod nidt genuG rm 6te
nit $4,600,000 ausgeporfenen Ser
ipaItungsfoiten gu be&en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
@iiuidem feime @t1miidmna.

g bilao a. Ha., 13. Seq.
gtbelbert 9telpart, Ser @bef=Glerf
bes 8iireaus fiir slrbeiter=Statiltif
oes slrbeits 0epartene1ts, traf ge=
ltern bier ei1l IN be1n Streif Ser bie=
Iigen &leiberarbeiter 5u berntitteln,
tpel6er iebt ibon % @od)en a11-
6onert. @r tpar beute mebrere Stun=
oen lang nit oen &leioer=Tabritan<
ten in ltnterban6lung, oieielben tpei-
gerten iid aber, ii6 auf gerglei@S-
periube ein5ulaiien. Ser Streif tit
nunnrebr i9on % @o6en int @ange,
au6 foitete oerielbe bereits 5tpei Mer-
l6enleber. Sic Streifer berlange1
bobere 20bpe un6 beiiere Mrbeitsper=
bdltniiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
9emtidlanb nidt abgeneiat.
g erIi II, II. 81

Die groBe @timmenmebrbeit, NIT
tpeI9er 6as 11nterbous bes omerita.
nif6en @ongreiies Sen 8lan eines
6lotten= =6eiertogs aneet,omnten bat,
1T @egenitan6 lebbaften sS1rtere1es
feite11s Ser Grie6ensfreun6e in
Deutidlon6 getporben, Sic iiber8eugt
fin6, 6oB Ser @orf@1ag ser Ser.
ole mnttonen follten Sen
8ou bon &riegsidiffen Elm ssobr lang
bon tpeitgeben6em ginfIuB
fem miro. @oipeit Deuti9Inno uno
england in 8etra@t fommen, 1T Elm
@til1ftano in Ser @rorterung Der Sra.
&c eingetreten, 10 6aB ser @orfdlog
feitens Mmeritos fit angebradt ge-
balten miro. l1ngIei@ bem bon @ng.
1an6 feiner3ett gemadten @orfdlog
fann Bel bem nenett, bon elmer nett.
tro1en geotion genta6ten, nidt Der
@er6o9t nnffonnen, 6nB &interge.
6anfen I'M Spiel iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
&abmitreif poriiber.

sSSn1innapoIis, sSn6., 13. Sea.
Ser @uslton6 bon a6t5ebn 6em
8uiloing Graoes Council in Snoia'
Sn6., angeboren6en arbei'
terperb4noen, Ser am "a. 9eobember
begon1L farn ont Samitag gum Ib-
I6luB, nn6 sic 2eute tper6en am Mon'
tag mieoer CUR Mrbeit 5uriidfebren.
gs bonbelte ii9 bel oieiem @ustano
ni9t INN cine 2obnfrage, fonoern nm
einen S1risoiftionsitreit 5uii@en Der
ni9t 3ur slmerican 6e6eration Of So
Dor geb0renben S11terrotional @rid-
lapers' Union un6 ser Marble Wor>
fers' Union 6ie gum Era6es Council
gebort, un6 bie bei6e fir 1i@ oas aus
l6lieBli6e @edt beanipru6ten, Weor<
nrororbeiten i'm ssStlnern bon @ebau'
Sen aus5ufiibren. 3miidem oem
Grabes Council ur6 bem @erbano
ser 8auurternebn1er iit Elm Mbtom-
men getroffen, bas Big gum 81. De'
5en1ber in. &raft bIeibt, nn6 nod benz
Streitfrogen einem gdie6sgeri@t ur'
terbreitet tper6en miiiien; Die betoen
ripalifieren6en Mrbeiterberb6noe tper.
ben ben1nddit eine &onferen5 abbal'
ten, nm bie Surtsb iftionsfrage gu er'
le6iden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Gin idjmierises 8roblent.
50 aIbingto1 a Is. De5

genotor Ebonras, Demofrat, ret6>
te beute cine 9eelolution Elm, in mel=
der Braiioent @ilion eriudt mtr6>
g,tglano, ssra11frei@ un6 Deuti4lon6
5u elmer &onferen5 ein5ulaoen, beren
3ped oabin geben ion, Elm fonitantes
@ertbperbaltniB 5tpiiden @olo ntt6
5ilber feit3uieten. Die &onferen3
ilt bon flint Geledationen ieber Der
genonnten Mationen gu bei6iden. 0te
@abrungsfroge fann nidt bon eine1n
ein5elnen 2an6e geloit tper6en.
SGmmtli6e g3ationen miilien fir oen
Ylan getpontren tperoen," f4lteBt Die
Melolution.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
@ertfoS &ott9reb
>pteDer perta9t.
@nertas u9iftat1tr" babmrd bis gum
2. Mpril perlan9ert. - &mbe in
Sampieo. - Mad ben 8eridtem
&ear-9lbmiral Jletiders 1T bort Elm
sipeiter Mngriff Der @ebellen nidt
at befirdten. - Spanier erimden
1t1n Sdnt.
80 ericp. Is. Dea.

Nv Z Z Y W LIZ. <IS0.
8is gum 2. @pril ra9ten Sobres
miro Yrdii6ett &uerta 6ie @egie.
|rlrngsgei6afte obne &ilfe bes &on.
|greiies gu berridten baben> 90 6iei ie
aorperidaft fi@ am Mor1tag forn1en
pertagte. Die lpi6tigite @on6lung
6es nrerifanil6en &ongreiies tpor 6ie
&atifi5ierung Ser bon &uerta ange.
maBten @a6tbefugniB iiber sic ber-
idieoenen &eeierungs6eporternents
nu@ @ufloiung 6es alten &ongreiies.
Ser @onereB bot iebt 6em @raiioen-
ten 6iefelbe Mo@tbefugniB tpieoerun1
berlieben, 6ur6 sic 6ieier Big gum
@ie6er5uiammentrttt 6es @ongreiies
|tbatfd@lt6 gum 9iftotor erboben
miro. Brai. @uerta fonnte fi9 eit1en
belieren @ongreB nt@t tpiini6en, benat
oerie1be bot ii@ ntdt i'm geringiten
in sic &egierung eingen1ii9t. gr bot
ouBer Ser 9tatift5terung Ser &nerta-
iden Diftotur MIR nod eine @on5ei.
iton fit Elm be1gii9es gpn6ifot BE-
tpinigt, tpeI6e Ietteren sic grloub-
miB gibt, 5000 Meilen @dmolipur-
babn 5u bouen. Dieier 8eidluB tpur-
oe i'm @inflang nit Sen @iniden
@uertas gefaBt. 9ie 8ebonolnng ser
in GMbnabua leben6en Spot1ier iei-
tens 6es &ebeGenfiibrers @illu bot in
Ser @ouptito6t @erico groBe grre-
gnng in Ser ipaniiden @olonie ber-
porgerufen Ser fpaniide @efan6te,
Senor @ologan y @ologan, bat 6ur@
@ermittlnng 6es on1erifoniiden sc.
idaftstrdgers geelion S'sbaugbneiip
Sic omerifanii@e @egierung nms9nt
fit sic Sponier in @bibuobuo er.
|fudt. 0ie Gage I'M Sornpico miro
bon Ser geegierung fir befrie6igen6
|ongefeben. ans Sen 1etten 8eridten
lift 5m erfeben, 6aB sic &ebeIIen orf
ibrer Sluht nur bier 9ofon1otiben
Juno geniigen6 @aggons mitgenont-
men baber, Inn bier porIf Iftdnoige ST.
ge 5lr @erfiigung GIT boben. SIN.
: fangs bieB e. Sic @ebeIlen b6tten al
lee roGen6e MaterioI n1itgenommen.
Mmbe berri4t in Sampiep.
@ afbington, 9. g., Is. Seq.
I Montogna6mittog I'M 2 11hr traf
linn Martne6eparternent in @afbtng-
ton, 8. g. Sic folger16e 0epefde bon
&eor M6n1iroI ssIet6er aus Sompico
ein: u@eiddfte tpie6er er0ffnet, nn6
norn1ale 3uftdrtbe berri9en in nn6
Somptco. Weitere &6mpfe tperben
ni6t ertpartet. @onn sic sS1ii9tlinge
erit nod Sampico 5uriidbringert,
tpenn ser St11rm no9ldBt. Ser
.6eutfde Dompfer @ronprtn5eiftn &C.
ellie fGbrt bel1te ab." Mm 8ormit-
tag beroffentIidte oos Deportement
eine Depei9e 6es Mbrtirols, 11ad ser
sic Sniurgenten fid aus Ser ndbe.
rem 11mgebung Ser @ta6t 5uriidge-
sooen boben, 1tn6 itt einet1t fp6teret,
Inn 1 l1br Montug fritz abgefan6ten
|@eridt rte1oet er, bnB Sic Gage fi@
1ri6t ber6nbert babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
@ilIom barf 8ett berlaFem.
50 a ibin g gton, 8. g., IA. Seq.

IS a Bin 9 to II, $. g., IA. @e3.
9r6ii6ettt @ilf fon bnrfte am Cont
tag 6os 8ett berlaiien, SOS er tpegen
elmer bortnddfgen @rfdltung n1ebrere
Saage bitten mnBte. Dos &ous 6urfte
ser Irdiibent ieood ridt berIaiien,
or@ tpnr6en feline 8efu9er borgelai=
fen. 0o @rdf. Mi1fon nod immer
nidt bo1Iftdn6ig tpie6erbergeitent lit,
fein 9eibar3t> Dr. @orp 8.
Grafton, an, 6aB ale gerabrebunee1t
Dr Montog abgefagt tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
0;nte 8ente.
e e m Orleans, 13. De5.

slns 6em grpreBtpagen eines I'M
80 ltbr Sreitagna6t bon Seem
Orleans, 2a., abgefabrenen 3nges
ser tSoutbern Nacific 8abn tpnroen
bon einem 93auber, Ser 6en @rpreB=
beon1ten nie6eri6lug, pierton1eno
Collars geitoblen; Ser 9ieb entfom,
obgleid ouf sic 9eadridt bon oem
l1eberfau fin i6on ba16 na6 Mitter-
no6t bon Seem Orleans 5deriffs-
mornIdaften an Srt un6 Stene ab=
geIan6t tpur6en, Inn 6ie .8erfolgnng
auf5unebn1en. Ser 11eberfaa trng
ii6 nur tpenige 0eetlen bon 1eem Sr<
leans gu, nn6 ser 8an6it fprang un-
tpeit @arbon, nngefabr 5ebn Weei1en
bon bier, bonn Bug.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
sanmaniidje 8abnanleibe.

gufareit, @un1anien, 1S. Seq.
Sic rumanifde Mbgeoronetentom<
mer nobm am @amltag etnlttmm1g
cine 8etpinigung bon $85,7oo'ooo
an. Sic int 2anfe Ser raditen 1teben
esohra fir umfangreide Babnbatte1t
o1sqeqeben tperben fon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Millipnen aus beut 2aube.
Som Wnrf tx

Mem gorf, Is. Sea.
91r9 bos Netp Dorfer Boitnnt
boben 9lusldnoer als Weibna6ts'
geidente an ibre @ertpan6ten in
europa S., 100000 geionbt. Stalien
fubrte NIT $4,000 Hoitontpeifungen
i'm @efan1mtbetraqe bon 81, GA 900.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
JOCKEY CLUB TO PLAN
NEW YORK RACING

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Within the
next two or three days the directors
OF the Jockey club, which controls or
ganized racing on the eastern tracks.
VIII meet here in response to cali
Issued by Chairman August Belmont
today, and consider the question OF
reviving racing this season. This Is
a direct result OF the "oral betting"
decision returned last week by the
appellate division OF the supreme
court
The Developments growing out OF
the decision have reached the point
where possible appointees to the state
racing commission are being dis.
cussed Belmont would not cav to-
day whether he would accept a place
Horsemen throughout the state are
enthusiastic over the prospects OF an
early revival OF racing Telegrams
have been received from racing men
az the Charleston and Juarez tracks
declaring they will bring their strings
to New York II the tracks are re
opened.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
DELAYED TIGERS
REACH GULFPORT
Welcomed by Fine Weatf err
Band, and a Moving Picture
Operator at Training Camp

GULFPORT, MISS. Feb 24.-(Spe.
. The Tigers arrived here at
i:l0 this afternoon amid general
celebration after three delays caused
by wrecks since the party left De,
troit, Saturday morning. With the
sun shining brightly, a fine breeze
blowing, and the temperature at &C,
the day was delightful. There were
crowds in the street TO greet the
Leam and moving picture operator
took the bunch as they arrived and
as they walked TO the hotel.
Capt. j. I, Jones. the biggest man
in Gulfport, who owns most of the
town, was the first to be introduced
to Manager and Mrs. Jennings The
Great Southern hotel orchestra play.
cd Take Me Out to the Ball Game
as the party entered the hotel. A
short workout was scheduled for the
afternoon YONKER.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
MARKET FALLS
OFF, THEN AT
LAST RECEIVERS
Uncertainty Regarding Wilson'S
Policies Has Unsettiing
Influence
SOUTHERN PACIFIC is
DISTURBING FACTOR
Drops Below 50 as IL Appears
Underwriters Must AS
sumo Burden
(Copyright. 1918, by The New York
Evening Post Company

CCopyright. 1918, by The New York
Evening Post Company
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Until the
closing hour of business, prices were
greatly unsettled on the stock ex.
change, with scme severe declines
and very considerable number Of
one and two-point losses. Then in
the fina! transactions, general re-
covery ensued in which substantial
part of the early losses were made
good
What was wanting in Mexican news
by way of depressing influence. seem
ed to be present elsewhere. The un-
certainties regarding the policies of
the incoming administration have un.
.questionably affected Wall Streets
nerves.
II was inevitable that the decline
in Southern Pacific stock below 80
should have added to this feeling
rot that the price must be taken 70
measure shrinkage OF intrinsic values
but that, though increasing the pros
pect that the underwriters rather
than the shareholders will have tc
assume the burden OF providing the
capital against the sale of Union Pa
cific's assets. the money market Is tC
have another burden added 20 it,
The only important development In
the money market was the slightly
easier tone to time money rates.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
TOMORROW'S ENTRIES
At JUAREZ.


First Raee-selling. 3year-olds and
8 furlongs:a .Evelina. 100;
Auto Girl. 100, xSalvage. 100; COED.
lO3: Quick Trip, 105, Blaze b., l05;
JnclS Ellis. los; xZinkand, l05; Ange-
lus. 105; Layminster. l05, Doe Allen,
los; Zool, l0S.
Second Race = Selling 3-year- olds
and upwards. furlongs: -xBula Walsh
80, XSprlghtly Miss, 90 Minnie +, 100;
Valetta, 100; Amity, 100; Camia, 100
NGarden OF Allah, 100; Hasson, 105i
Ardelon, los: Loving Nose, I07: Fitz-
gerald. 107: Mazurka, 110.
Third Race-Selling. 3-year- -olds and
upwards 5lk furlongs: Elizabeth Har-
wood. 9s. John Hurie. 9S: Royal Dolly
o.: Chas. Goetz. 101: Palatable, 101
xMimorloso, 1O7. Batwa, 105. Mons
Canomann, III. Parlor Boy, ill. Napi
Nick, ia; Dominica. l16.
Fourth Race-Purse. 3-year-olds ans
upwards, furlongs: Eel Pslomar, 30
Injury 1O5; Pride OF Bismore, los
Irish Gentleman, los.
Fifth Race-4-year-olds and up
wa rds. 9 furIongs: Ferrona, 100: xRus
sell Mills lO2; orimar Lad, 102; Haze
O., IG3: Barney O1dneld, l06 Orb
Smile 10s; Sir Barry, no. Cosgrovs
l1G; Oswald B.. 10: Faneuill Hal
10; Rosey Posey. liz; Colinet 11s
sixth Race-Selling, 4-year-olds an
upwa rds. mile and a sixteenth: xFly
ing, g8; xGelico, Ss; -Lotta Creed, 101
L. NJ Eckert, l0S; little Marohtmonl
lea: Orbed Lad, 107. John Louis, l0s
Cantem. l0s; Shorty Northcut. i09.
-
NApprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear. track fast.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
INCISION AT
Il TO | WINNER
AT PALMETTO
Comes Home in Front of Fair
Lot in the Opening
Dash
SEMIQUAVER SECOND IN
THREE-QUARTER AFFAIR
Bulgar and John FurlOng Are
Winners of Second and
Third Races
PALMETTO PARK, Charleston, S,

PALMETTO PARK, Charleston, S.
c.. Feb. 24.-Incision. at IL to /, led
fair band of platers under the wire
in the opening number for the after
noon, siz furlong event. Semiqua-
yer, 5 TO / shot, was second, and
Dipper third.
The days results follow:
Rirst Race-Incision, 12 TO /. 5 TO /
and TO 2, won Semiquaver, TO /
2 To- i, and even, second; Dipper, IL
TO 1. TO 1, and to l. third. Time
l:161-5, Camel. Lawton Virgins. II
NJ SABBATH. Little Ep. Edith Inez. Berke-
ley Commoner's Touch, Toison d'Or
and Henock also ran
Second Race-Bulgar, 4 TO 1. s to 5
and TO 10, won; Harwood. ; to l, 4
TO g. and 3 TO g. second; Ave, s. 10 J.
? to 1. and TO ., third. Time, 81 leo
Madge's Sister Carburetor John
Hatcher and Edna Leska also ran.
Third Race--John Furlong, even. 10
to ., and out, won Or. Duenner, to
Is u 8. even and out, third. Time,
l:45 2-5. Nolthorpe also ran.
Fourth Race-Spohn, TO 5, i to 4.
and out, won; Jack Kellogg, to 1,
8 TO 10, and out. second. Featherola,
12 TO /, 3 TO /, and out. third. Time,
lis s-5. Royal Tea also ran.
Fifth Race--CIem Beachey, 1s to 8, 8
To 5, and out second: Strlkeout. s to J..
3 to /, and TO 9 third. Time, 1903 3-5.
Roseburg ~, Montclair. Pink Lady.
Beach Sand and Miss Meta also ran.
sixth Race--Wander. I to s. 3 TO 20,
and TO 5, won; Rey, 30 to j, 10 TO 1,
and to 2, second. Coppertown, TO l,
even, and 1 10 3, third. Time. 1:42 As.
Jacouelina and Carlton Club also ran
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

Manager Jennings almost from the
first that Mac wouldn't do in the
majors.
Marcney. too. an eccentric south
paw, who delved in ghost stories t.
brighten bell boys and who talked
wildly of taking oscar Witt east as
preliminary fighter, failed to stic'c
with Detroit or with the Cubs later
in the season.
Neither McCorry nor Maroney werc
lsaders in their leagues but they were
chosen more on account OF their pos
sibilities than because of their past
records
But with the present recruits, past
records show that they are among the
most capable performers in their
Leagues and mere intangible possi-
bilities form but a small part OF any
consideration OF the men.
Several of the present recruits have
already been given short trials with
the Tigers at the close OF last season.
That they are considered good pros
/ ects is attested by the fact that they
are being taken south for the expen.
sive training expedition. Among
't''- - itNAA~iso IpOChltlt IVY anu
Wheatley Jensen another hurler,
tried out last fall, was sent to Provi-
dence
The hardest kind OF work is
mapped out for the Tigers and Tiger
cites and anybody who shows the
least tendency TO shirk will be put
on the train and shipped right back
home. There viii be no one who
doesn't do his fun share OF work, II
Hughie knows about IL. This ulti-
matum has gone out 20 the men
Just exactly what methods OF pro-
cedure will be used was being con.
sidered by Manager Jennings today
after he had inspected the facilities
which he found here. He expressed
himself as very much pleased with
them.
Trainer Harry Tuthill and Pitche-
Hall had the jump on even this first
party Of Tigers in that they were
already camped in~ the choice places
when the Tigers special arrived.
Tuthill has been here week and
had everything in tip-top shape when
his boss hove in sight.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
GIANT SCRUBS
PLAY TWO GAMES

MARLIN, TEX, Feb. 24.--After
playing two severe six-inning scrub
games today, Manager McGraw ex
pressed his satisfaction at the show
ing OF the Giant rockies" The games
were played with shifting lineups 70
enable the youngsters TO display
their running. batting and field work
The playing of little Joe Evers made
a decisive hit with McGraw. and II Is
probable that Joe may find a regular
berth with the Giants.
With the setting in Of the warm
weasfer, the veterans are gradually
rounding into shape and will be ready
TO take part in the first exhibition
games. which will be played on next
Saturday and Sunday, in Dallas sew
eral OF the "rooky" pitchers VIII be
given a chance to display their wares
in these games.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

According to all available dope on
the participants who will scrap In the
Windsor ring this week. there should
be some real interesting work wher
Tommy Devlln, formerly OF Phliadef.
phia, and Milburn Saylor, the Indian
apolis notable. appear for an eight.
round go on Wednesday night.
Both boys are old In the ring and
each has quite a string OF victories to
his credit. The local fans saw Saylor
IN action as late as last November.
when he fought a good draw with Pal
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
ENTER
D. A. c. SCRAP
WITH new HOPE
The Team That Beat "Y" Last
Week Will Try to
Repeat
GORDON AND WALKER OUT
OF GAME FROM INJURIES
One Other Good Game on Weeks
Schedule When Y. NJ. D. and
Y. nj. G. A. Clash Tuesday

ID. A. C. veteran basketballers will
probably enter their big game with
the Rayls tonight with crippled
lineup.
AL Walker is in the discard for the
encounter, due 10 a badly wrenched
knee. suffered in the Hamilton game
OF last week. He won't be called
upon to work unless his presence is
absolutely imperative to bolster up q
weakening offense.
Gordon Is sick, unable to enter the
battle under any circumstances.
But the Rayis will go into the fray
with a new team and new hope, The
team Is flt. Moreover. 1t is almost a
new organization from the one which
suffered defeat at the hands OF the
ID. A. C.. bunch early in the season.
George Walker and Tom Powers
have returned to the team with a re-
suit demonstrated last week when the
~" was defeated. The remainder oil
the lineup will remain intact
D. A. C. is basing hopes of victory
on the chance that Johnny LAWN, re-
Gently of Michigan, will be able TO on
Iset the absence OF Walker and Cor
don.
Coach Buss and Frank Lrchen. oi
Central, will offlciate in the game
which stars at 3 o'clock.
Only one other real good game Is
on the cards for the present week
The Y. NJ. c. A. and the Y. NJ. o. VIII
clash tomorrow night at the "Y'
gym. Coach Huebner has announced
that a shift In the ~" lineup will BE-
made for the game, but he refuses tc
make It public until just previous tC
the battle.
ON wednesday, the "Y" team viii
travel to Adrian TO do battle with the
IY. NJ. G.. A. there. The Detroit teams
lineup will depend upon the result o.
tonight's struggle.
Tango Party Mt the Wayne Garden
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
ATHLETICS OFF
FOR San ANTONIO

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-The
ball season proper. as far as the Ath,
letic fans are concerned, started this
afternoon with the departure of the
Mack men for their training camp AT
San Antonio, Texas. Manager Mack
and Captain Harry Davis headed the
party OF 40. which included every one
except Frank Baker, who was given
permission TO follow later. While
EN- route to the Texas training camp
eight others will be picked up by
the special car.
The White Elephants party will
reach ST. Louis Tuesday afternoon,
and Is due at San Antonio on Thurs.
day morning.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
lTcHER, 6Y DICK MEAD AND cARTooNlsT ALTMAN

of blood stains during those ten
rounds.
Then Ad braced He opened up
with such an assortment of body
blows that Murphy Immediately took
the defensive And when the battle
had continued for II or 1S rounds, Il
was a question whether Murphy could
asst. But he did.
That's why it's hard to determine
oday just where Wolgast stands in
the sporting world.