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The Detroit times., 1914-12-31

Printing the plain neat kind--that n
right - Tf.ss sob DepsrtmentS--Main
The Detroit times., 1914-12-31

The Board OF Commerce auditorium
was filed Wednesday evening for the
graduation exercises of Detroit Com
mercial college when 140 young won
en- and men were presented with di-
plomas. Prof. William ID. Henderson,
of the University of Michigan, and f.
II. Green, of Philadelphia, were the
! speakers.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-31

The marriage OF Miss Edith Leila
Moss, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Aiiam z. Moss, No. 307 Seminole-ave.
ito Lieut.. Russell Alger Osmun, U. s.
A., was celebrated Wednesday even
ing, I'm the home OF the brides par
ents. Miss Helen Moss, sister OF the
bride, was the only attendant. Percy
Loud was best man and the guests
were seated by Samuel Standish and
Henry Carstens Lieut.. and Mrs. Os-
nun will be at home after Feb. I, at
Fort Totten.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-31

The annual Christmas festival and
supper for the benefit of the German
Protestant Home for Orphans and
Aged People, under the auspices OF
the ladies of the Zoar society, will
take place. Saturday afternoon and
evening, Jan. 2, in the home. An ex
cellent program OF music and other
features will begin at 3 o'clock
Donations for the festival will be
gratefully received by Mrs. J. Guthard
No. 1873 Montcalm-st. east.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-31

Mrs. Samuel S. Marquis gave de-
lightful reception Tuesday afternoon.
for her daughter. Miss Dorothy Mar
quis, and several of the latters class
mates In the Knox school, Tarrytown-
on-the. Hudson. who are visiting in
Detroit
The Detroit times., 1914-12-31

A delightful the dansant was given
Wednesday, in the home of Mrs.
Francis j. Sarmiento, Arlington-pl.
About $50 young people were enter
tanned. Mrs. Sarmiento giving the
dance In honor of her nieces, the
Misses Esther and Julia Cutler, and
their holiday guest, Miss Frances
Bradley, the young ladies being class
mates in Bryn Mawr.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-31

The Princeton Triangle. club gave
a performance of a musical comedy,
File! Ffe! Fl FL" Wednesday even
ing, In the Broadway theater, to the
great delight OF a large audience. All
of the parts were taken by members
OF the club and the performance was
especially dashing and full of vim.
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Dtetssarfte.

Gineinnati. 8. Ropember.
3ufubr unb Werianbt ipdbrsnb Der
perganaenen "a Gtunben, persli4sn
nit bsrIeIbeH sSsii Der pergansenn
Wche, ipdren fpis folsi:
3ufubr. Rinbo. 6dtpeins. S9afe.
Q. RoDbr. 1888 4s72 75o
3. Pppbr. !. 474 1926 307
Wrfdnbt pdhrenb berielben 8eit:
giinbp. G1psins. S9afe.
2. gloD6r. -. 81 2014 2o1
|. 3. RoOebr. 1854 3259 3s9
RinbpieR - Die 3ufubr mar
beuts a.rins, bic gla9frase siemlidj
gut unb Die grtiTs iietis. Wil4tiibe
fanben nur fpsniq 2lbnebmer.
Uaittlere unb fbipsre Stisre $6.25
IT'S, D6ien $2.75-5.75. GleiIher.
Gtiere S5.25-7.50, 6eifers S4.50-
$50, auserleiene big ertra $500
ITO, Riibe $3.50-5.50. auserleiens
$4,000 Gamers $3.25-4.10.
Gtoders unb s5eebsrs $5.25-7.25,
Gfod Seifers $4.75-6.00, Gtpd aiibs
$4.00-5.00.
BuIlem - Die 3ufubr mar heii.
is nur m1bia unb Der Warit itstig,
Die sRa&frass tpcz GfrirG.
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aaffss Fl waerlt rubig. preif.

Hu6er. - prtife iietlg. Rdf'
finirter Gut 2oaf $7.20, pppbereo
$40; Cubes s6.55; eranulabet
$3.50: Gonfeftiorsrs .MA $500: on
~. $6.95; psthsr ertra -gA $5.75;
ertrn .Gs S5.65 Der 100 pfunb.
MoIaffes IN fietig.-Hetp Orr
leans Open 3eitIs 38--45e. Gentrifu.
gal 18-20c per GaIIone.
Refs. - QpuiTiana. Sanrn Heat
6}-7c, primn 63-6ie. orbindrsr At
r-6c. sJapnn 4h-4ae per pfunb.
Dairbsprobuffe.
Hufter. w'urit ruhia. grsiis
ftit. Wbclemiit Grtrn 36t. Gen.
trati3eb grtra 333c. GsntraIiaeb Girits
29A 30Af, bo. Gsepnbs 25-26e.
Bapsh DARN 24c. pudina Stod zoe
per pfunb.
Rxfs. Nv Wlarft f.if. Ctio 16t,
HorbiueiiIiGkr 16--16ac. Nep Uori
17e. gm,peissr 22--31c. hr. Bird
164e. aiuiburser 16s per Plumb.
3 Gisr a}reiie fsit @Elma
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Wassre unb lei9te $4.75-5.75,
Bologna $5.85-6.25, fette 8ullsn
$6.OO-6.50.
adfbsr. - Die 3ufubr mar
aiemlid srOb unb bic preiie itetis bis
25c b0ber.
Orbindre unb srobe $4.5O-9.25,
fair Big CUTE leidte $7.00-9.50. EXTRA
1878.
SHneine. -pDfels unb sSlei.
i4erforten fielsn bsute Inn 10c per 100
pflnb. geidte gerianbtiorten fislen
I'm 25-35c. oa Der 0erianDt beriel.
ben abgei4nitten mar infolse Der
Nuarantane, tpelde beute Worsen in
araft trat. 8iele blieben unbertauft.
Sfipere S6fpeine uHo CUTE Bis
auserleIene 8erpadungss unb sylei.
fderIorten $7.50-760, DrDinGre Biz
auserlefene i3pere iette SGue 800
7.10. ertra $715, Stdgs $3.50
$50, Isidte Derfanbtfprten $6.75-
100. Wittlere 9srianbtiorten 81. 10
g 6afe unb mer. =
Die Na6frdge mar cine CUTE uno biz
preifs stetia Biz fart.
725, Terfet $4.50-6.50.
S4dfe: Grtra $475.75. CUTE Biz
cuserlefene $4.25-4.65, Orbindre Biz
fair $2.50-4.15. admmer $3.50
1856, gulls $4.50-5.25.
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81 c 3, 80. September.

Geit Spei aassn rpeiIsn mir auf benz
G9laftfslb, unb geitsrn bdben tpit
unfers Seueriaufs erbaIien. 3una4ii
batten mir elmer I9fpsren gatteris uHs
isren gejuGj abssitatist. Sbre 4ufsa6e
in, einsn 9bsil Der Siheruns sessn
sinsn ausfal BON Uerouu mad Siios
often 3u iibernebmen, uHD mir hatten
e5elesenbsit, uns Don Der porSiiglidsa
Dirtuns 0isisr SIahfsuerseI9iise 81
iibsrssusen, bic auf Ia stiIometer gnts
fernung ibre 3iele erfolsrei9 5u be-
idiebsn psrmSssH. Dor allen Glieger
unb oann 8soba9tunsspoiten auf
mebrere Gilometer sntfsrnten S0be!l
unS air4tbiirmm bsna9bartsr Ort.
permittsIn telepboniId unb ourh 2i9ts
iignals ben Gini6las Der Sdiiiie, uHO
ipis auf bem S4isbplab CAB Der Bat
tsrisfiibrer mad ben erbdltenen Wtels
oungen feline 8sfsble. 3psi in unierer
@eeenpart aussssbene Granaten sea
niisten, um Elm pom Teino als Stiiss
punt beniibt,s Dorf In granb 5lI
Ifiebtn. Damn sins es iueiter BEL ct.
Waurice Die Cote lorraine binuuf.
Sier bssesneien uns Ihon lange Wa.
sen3iige nit 9ei9ts unb S6iperpere
ipunbstsn. Oft lagen Seuti4e uno
sgranscIsn nebeneinanber gsbettet duf
benz Strob. @ir tamen Doriiber an
einem @erbanoplab, no Elm 5elogeiits
liher in pollen Srnat ben Dertpunbes
ten SrpIt ipeubete unb bic Sterbenber
ieanste. Di9t baneben iparen iunge,
frii4 aussebobsne Soloatensrdbsr. Die
WannI9aftsn elmer 2uftfdifferabtbeis
lung tparen babel. ben our 8eoba6tung
bpGssfiiessnsn 5sfelbaIlon berunttr-
subolen, ba bic feinblide slrtillsrie iid)
fiir ibn Su intereifiersn btsonnen batte.
BaIb barauf ndberten mir uns uniss
rem 3isl, stner MDrisrbai!erie. Die lei
|bsr gerabs Geuc.SauIs haite. Gi:
J
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Die lanse Sauer Der &fe,

@arum bic gntf6eibuna 10 unsno.
lid lange buuert2 60 bort man oft
nit Dem llnterton ernitli9er geIorgnib
frasen. 3uqegebsn, baB iieben Wc6en
StellungstaHpf eine lange bIuttge
Gambling lit, auh, oub Tie bem in Der
6eimatb Wartenben enoloier sri6eint
dls benz &Gmpfer I'm 5elbe. Wdbr 1T
au6, bab bic ariessseIdihte Der
Sabr6unberte eine iolhe Saueri9Ia6t
nod nidt tennt. gber alle pisie 59uts
laden Iissen nift auBer6alb ertpurte.
ter MDslibteiten. Wtr sr,eben jeBt
in Der pruris, tpus bic 2heorie unierer
ntpberncn &riesfiibruna i6on felt lan-
gem lebrte, unb piallei4t pirb man
ipdter leIen. bab bic milttdriiden
sSd4ireiie mebr iiber bas @elingen ber
onfanaliaen, itiirmiihen Sffeniioe
itaunten, als iiber bic ieBise, fiIOme-
tertpeiie @ortGmpfen Der oorberen 2i'
MEN. Die 3ui6auer bes ercben Rin-
gens miiHen uur ben alten WaBitob
lei Settle Ieuen, ben fie aug Der
&enntniB aefhibtIifer 9preGnge iiG
errpcren. uns sunGhft bic jebige 3abl
Der &Gmpfer Der @r0be biiiorii6er
RieIsnbeere seeeniiberitelIen. Bel
2eip5tg ftanben 205, 900 @erbiin-
tste aegen 10000 SrunsoIen In bret
tdstser Shladt. sSn benz admpf Bel
ReaompilIe = @ipnbille - Wiars Ia
Sour am 16. Quguit 1870 tGmpften
120, 600 ifranoIsn gesen 66.oooDsuts
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elak'R a@ri@tea.
Mittp 0 d 4. globember.

M ittip ODD 4. Nobenrber.
Der SbiofluB lit io3uiasen itatios
nGr nit sinem @aiieritane gsitern
4benb BEL bieiissr Stabt Don lie
JuB.
Die fOlsenbsn 0spsiden trafen
ipdbrsnb bes aeitrissn 5uass bier elm:
pittsburs, gu.-6.2 SUP. iteigt.
Wbeelins, 20. 8a.-8.1 iYub. itsist.
Tariersburg SO. 0a.-1.2 Hub. fdllt.
aanaipba SaI1s.-o.3 SsuB, fdllt.
gbarleitou. 20. 9a.-7.0 SUB.
portRmoutb, O.--3.8 Tub.
2ouispille, ap.-8.9 TuB.
gbanspille. Snb.-4.2 SUB. fdllt.
Taibpille, Senn.-7.9 SUB. fdat.
Chattanooga. ssnn.-7.3 SUB, fdllt.
Cairo, SILL. 5ub. fdIlt.
WempHs. Senn.-7.9 SUB. fGIlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-04
Ghieaap. 3. 0opember.

G9tpeine. - 3ufubr 23.000. Martt
lsbbaft. Built $7.2O-7.45, leidts
$6.95-7.50. semii4te $7.O5-7.60
fhtpere $7.00-7.55, raube 500
tbs, Jertsl, 25-50c nieoriger su $3.'
75-6.25.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Marti
etig. gsebes $0.60-11.o0, Stisrt
$5.85-9.40, Stoders unS Jesbers
nnDertnuft, aiibe unb 6eifers $3.50
$40. Sal6er $7O0110.25.
Sdufe. = .3ufubr 5000. Wlarti
fart. S6afs $5.50-6.4O. sSGbrling,
$6.O5-7.25. Qdmmer $6.75-8.6O.
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Ser aHsriff sesem bic Spsrr'
fsrts iiiolid 8erbun.

Die @nsriffstinis. - Bel ben fdpersn
9attsrisn. - llniere Gsusrtaufe.
gei9isbuns zines auftIdiffs
unb zines Glissers. = Der Sturm
auf bas Sort Camp bes @omains.
- Sm artillsristampf.- Gin 9aps
ernjtiid9en. = Die tlsine oide gers
ia. Der aaiisr bsim prinaen
Sstar.
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axsS6rtise Warfte.

gbicuso, 8. Robem6er.
Butter. - Martt unperdnbert.
gier. - unDerGnbert.
&dis. - Wurtt unberGnbert.
&arioffeln. - Wartt unbsrdnbert.
9efliigel. - Marft unperdnoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-04
@inIa 9 E.

rgtetten sic iid, bas Sbeater
brennt,"
SbeaterbeIu6er: ,Rabt IaIs6t, bos
itanb bod gar ut4t auf benz qrOss
ramm!n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-04
aasliAer Sysarftberidbt.

Cincinnati, 3. Nopember.
Die na&folsenben 0uotirunsen be,
jieten Fid nur auf gnsros 3rans,
attionen. Bel fleineren Gihdften
irerben etipas bSbere preiis bere4nst.
pronifionen.
Der Warst mar rubis, preife fsit.
G&mdI5. aprima Steam
S10.3o-S10.40.
SrpdensefaI3enes Gleif4.
Short clear Geiten 12-124c, fbprt
Rippenisiten 10a-11e. srtra fhort
clear Geitsn 10i-11c, Gdultern 10A
lie. Bellies 12A-13ae mebr per'
tadt.
Haeon.- Gbort clear @eiien
13A-13ae, ertra fbori Rippenieiten
12-12ir, G6ultern 11a-123c unb
Bellies 12a-13ae, loIe unb 4c per
g,funb msbr psrpadt.
sugar gureb Jfeif4.-
Sdinien 1S-18bc, g}ienic Shul.
tern 12a-13c, Breaifeft Bacon 20i
21e. .Shultsrn 12A-13e. trodene Beef.
Gfinieu 28-30c.
SdBeep5teltes GIeif@.-
G6infen 12a-14c, g)ienie Snultern
11a--12e. Bellies 16t-17ac. G&ul'
tern 11a-12e, Rem gOrs Gut lla-
Trifau sr.ifd. edin.
len 12t-i3c. E|ienie Gaultsrn 101
Lie. S9uIiern 10a-11e. ihori
sRippenf.it.n 10a-1oae, fbort clear
Geiien 1Oi-11c. ertrd fhort Seiteu
1oa-10ae. Bellies 15a-16ae pro
plumb.
Weff unb Getrei6G
Mehl. - Winter Datent $5.25-
5.45. Wintsr Ganfp $4.9o-5.15, bo.
ssamiIp $4.50-4.65, grtra $4.05-
4.25, orbinGres $3.85-4.05. Garter
Weiaen patent $5.90-6.30. bo. fanep
$5.45-5.70, bo.TamiIp $4.65-4.85.
Rossenmebf, norbipeitlides semifdtes
s5.16-5.25. reiuss Gttp $5.15-
5.45 per 8bi.
Weiaen- 30. 2 rotber minter
$1.13-1.14, gao. 8 $1.10-1.12ae
go. A rotber $1.05-$1. 10.
WeIf9torM - 30. 1 Deibes
80c, 30. 2bo. 79a-80e, glo. 3 DO. 79
-79a. no. a DO. 78i-79e. Wo. 8 bo.
78-78ae. go. 6 DO. 77a-78- go.
seIbes Tie. ytO. 2 DO. 76a-Tc. No.
g bo. 76-76ae. go. a DO. 75a-76e,
No. 3 bo. 75t-76r. Ho. 6 DO. 75--
75ac. go. / asmiI&t.s 76a, SO. 2 bo.
76ae, go. 3 bp. 75A-76e, No. A bo.
75-751e, 30. 5 DO. 74a-75c, 30.
6 bo. 74-74te. M.iBes aoI6sniorn
76--78c. aslbes Rolbentorn 74-76e.
aemifGtes 73-75e. - Reues tpeibes
62-63. atIbss 56-57c, semif4tss
$3.50 ber Blu.
6afer. - geo. Q fpeiber SOC.
Gtanbarb peib 49a-50c, Vo. 8
ipsib 49-49ae. 80. A ipeib 48-49c.
no. 2 aefniihter 48a-49c, go. 3 bo.
48-48ae. no. A bo. 47a-48e.
Roggen- go. 2 94-95e., Ro.
92-93e, No. a 94-95c.
ma.3 Griibabrs Gerfie 97e
.S1.05. bo. ordinate 88-97e ptr1u.
Whtsfp.
Dsrfauft ipurbtn - gbls. 81.
filters binifbsb Goobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.39 per GalIone.
Grpeerfes.
aaffes Wcrit rubig. preiie
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fril6e 5ubnsreier 30c, firfs 2sac.
orSindre firits zoe, lseOu0s 1se per
Dubenb.
@effHger. - 3ufubr mdbis,
Marit ftstig. Sprinsers bon ID pfb.
iinb bariiber 12c, unter ID pfunb
15c, 6ennsn 10-12ac, 6dbne Sc.
9rutbibner 10--161e, GulIs Sc,
Gntm 10-13e. GdHie 8-10c per
pfugss.
yafen. - Gana friide 81 40
1.50, auserIefens $1.0o-1.25 per
Dubsnb.
OBJ unb @smife
aspfsl. @uts aepf.l $1.75
800 per gbl. - ginbsimiide
25-50e per Bu.
Gttrpnen.-Warft mar itetig.
sSancb WefFna $2.50-3.25, galifors
nia$4 .00-4.50 per aifte.
Oransen.-Warit ,ubis unb ite'
tia. Dalencia $2.75-3.25 per aifte.
Mnanas. - Gubaniide, $500
per Crete.
Weintrduben. - Nen gort
goneorbs 19-20c per 7 pfb. aorb.
gataipbas 12a-13c per ponp 4orb.
Mtin goncorbs $4,000 per Tonne.
8irnen. Sidles $1.75-2.O0,
aisfer $1.50-2.00 per 9u.
Auittem - 75c-$1.00 per
Du.
| pretbefbeeren.- Cape COB
$5.00-5.50 per 8bl. unb $1.5O-
1.75 Der aife.
aartoffeln. = ginbeimiIde
go. 1 $2.00-2.25. 80. 2 $1.25-
1.5O per gbl. Tlidisan 53-55e per
8u. unb S1.75-2.00 per 9bI. auf
tem Geleiie.
Gabtartoff.fn.-g4te Ser
| fen $2.O0-4.OO. Baltimore $2.15--
2.25 Der gbl..
Rraut. Marit subis. ginbei-
mifdes $1.00 per Bbl. uno $500
14.00 Der 9onne auf benz geleite.
Rctbfobl $1.50--1.75 per B5l.
3niebeln.-Gelbe $500 per
gu. bonn Stors unb 45c. bonn ge.
lsiie. gDeibe zoe per Blu. bonn Store
unb 5000 bonn geleif.. Rotbe
globe $1.00-125 per Gad.
Griue Bpbnen. = gtnbeimt'
| f&e $2O0-2,50 per 2 8u. Sad. 81.
ma 9obnen 20-22ie per st.
| @urfcn. - 5reibbaus 1906
Der Dubenb.
soma.oes. - gimbsimiids 40
I-60c per 8u.
aarottem $1.25-1.50 per
1bl.
Rofbe RHben. - ginbsimii4e
$1.0oA1.50 per gbI.
Weibe Riben = $1.O0-1.25
per gbl.
etsdriibsn. = $1.oo-1.25
per Bbl.
2anbprobufts
5eu.-H Ho. 1 Simotbp $500
1926. 10. 2 Iimotbp $16.00-16.'
25, Ro. 8 DO. $140O-14.25, ass
Ro1 aemiI6ter $1725. Ro. 2 DO,
S15.25 per 9onhe. go. / afse $751;
SO. Ho. 2 bo. $14.50, alfalfa $500
-19.00 per Sonne.
WHtIenfuttsr if ifetig. aIeie
$22. 0O-22. so. Wibblina. arob.s $25
-25.5O, bo. feinss $27.50-28. so, &c.
mifftes Gutter 22.75-23.50.
Sdmereien.- Warit iietis.
Qleefaamen $7O0-8.5O auf BEN @e.
| letfe unf $8.50-9.75 per gu. bonn
Gtor.. Simptbp S2.00-2.25 auf benz
gslsiie unb $2.4o-2.90 per Blu. bonn
Gtore.
Derf@febenes.
! Dele. - Martt ftetig. 2einSl, ros
bes 46e per Gallone IN yartisn bon
t5 Bbl. gefo9es 1c nebr. 60 I
2arb6l 60c; Cotton Setb Del, raft.
niries 56c pei gollone. 1srpentin 54c
per @aIIone in partien BON 1-5
Barrels. Petroleum, Obio Carbon
| 12O Grab Sic, DO. LOU Ordp lU3c,
Seabligbt ITS Grab lie, Grotpn
GafpIin 20e, Napbta 16c per GdIone
| in partisn BON Is Dbfs.
GaIa.-Gtr Wartt III ru4ig. Obio
RtDer $1.2O, Mihisnn un6 Mirnn
FILA per Bbl. bon 2S0 pfunb.
9aIs ftsiis. prtma gitp sa-6ic.
bo. gountrp 6s--6se per pfunb.
| apblen.-Warit rtbig. Cough.
bicgbenp $3.5o-3.75. RuB unb Slad
1925, aanaipba Stiidtob!en $3.50
3.75. Wub unb Glad S2.25-2.35
per 9onue abselieferi. Rardloie
Gtl6foblen $4.75, antbracite $7.7b
per Sonne abselieferi. goie tofet
$6.00-6.50 per sonne nbselisfert.
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Berranr n mt

Serr (bei einsm Ssite): SD DoIte
eisentIi9 meine stpei S9tpeitern mits
brineen; dber es finb ia icpiele Du'
men bier, ba bisbe ss ia freili4 sGus
len na4 eltRen trasen'F
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wintinnst,. ! gseptmbsr lsl4.

GIneiNNafL . Wobembfr lSI4.
NJ osi&dfie parsH beute in ben biefig en-
Danles letr rshig unb bic 8insratsn finb
unpesdnbert getllsben.. WsH ben banfsa
nurben 3arfeheH ON caus 5u 6% ausgs,
lisben un0 Wef fhaftsyapiere maroen eben.
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price for obtaining johnson for Chi
cagO was Eddie Plank"
Griffith Will Fight.

AHl
cago was Eddie Plank
Griffith Will Fight.
Washington. Dec. 4.-Walter John
son will not go to the Chicago Federal
league team without a fight in the
courts with the Washington American
club. Manager Clark Griffith said to-
day he had an option on Johnson's
services for another year and would
sue him to the end Of the earth'' he
fore he would allow it to be broken
There was a provision in the 1914
contract" Griffith said, whereby I
obtained an option on Johnson's serv-
ices Tor the 1915 season. Twenty-Five
hundred dollars of the $4,000 salary
M ne mad received was given for
option in 1915 upon johnson. I am
convinced that he has violated the
agreement, and I will sue him to the
end OF the earth before acknowledges
ms right to sign with the Federals'
Speculation as to what effect John
sons action would have upon other
payers OF the Washington team is
RTE here: 1t has been rumored that
Slyoe Milan centerfie1der. and John
sons closet friend, might 20 to the
Federal camp. johnson has been the
star and prop of the Washineton
team since he began his major Ieaguc
career here in 1908. Beginning az an
a a";a,s,a country youth, his ability
hu.cx xd developed and by the end of
ms fourth season. he was hailed bv
pitchers. an
for 1--WE years he pitched remark
aoie pail for a losting team. when
Gr1Iith took hold in 1912 and tnrned
the team into winner, Johnson came
INTO MS own and started to smash
ecoros. His record for the seven
years which he has pitched for Wosh
ington follows: III w asA-
500. WIN iost II; percentage
.l 1909 won 10; lost Is; percentage
1910 1910, won Is; lost II; percentape
olEs11. won %: lost Is; percen,..s
7, 1912. won 80; lost -: percentage
o., 1913, won Sc; lost 7; percenta.e
1914, won %: lost IS; percentaee
Johnson started his professional -.
with the Tacoma club in long
ci,,, was grated by the Weiser. Idaho
sauD, ana played with that team ,,nt;i
secured by Washington. "''''l
r.nn IN 1919; he eclipsed the shutont
p T.cUro neId by Jack Coombs IF tho
Philadelphia Athletic club nv n; ~ ;ne
90 innings without being scored unn,.
IN games in 1913. johnson nermit-
~ ms opponents to cross the nIat.
aur an average of only 1.Os rnn. nor
game; attaining the pitchers rs.ara
r;a the season. He pitched alS In
aan FACED 1,242 batsmen. allowed
hat+arr' ~ runs and struck out 243
HIS passes numbered ont,
year. successful
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as he smiled broadly. well. no mat
ter, you can say he will make more
money than anybody
will it be more than $16,0OO?" a
Questioner persisted.
will it? That isn't anything
Tinker arrived here Thursday
morning. johnson motored in from
his farm and the two went into con-
ference. After a long distance tele-
phone talk in the afternoon between
Tinker and President Weeghman in
Chicago. Tinker and johnson quickly
came to terms.
He Gets $4,000 q Year.
st. Louis, Dec. 4.-TWenty thou
sand dollars year is the salary called
for in Walter Johnson's two year con-
tract with the Chicago club of the
Federal baseball league, according to
the so-called inside story of the deal
given out by an official Of the st. Louis
Federal league club here.
THE st. Louis Federal league club
engineered the deal whereby Chicago
got Johnson's signature declared the
local baseball magnate, who would
not permit the use OF his name. "Our
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Lawrence Boy Disappears From Home
| in q Mysterious Manner.

Lawrence, Kan, Dec mo clew has
been found to the whereabouts of Stan
ley s.. Jones, a sophomore at the Uni
versity Of Kansas, who disappeared
from the home of his father, DIR. G. w.
JONES' here Wednesday afternoon. Og-
den Jones, the missing boys brother;
William Pendleton and Dean Ackers.
all students in the university, went to
Kansas City Thursday to conduct a
search. Junius w. Dyche. also a uni
versity student. said that he thought
he saw Jones at the Union station in
Kansas City.
After Stanley left his home he in said
to have had check for SIS cashed at a
local business house.
Jones stood fairly well in his studies
at school and his parents say they know
of no reason why their son should leave
home. Stanley is 20 years old, il feet
9 inches tall. and weighs 1s5 pounds.
He wore blue serge suit gray cap,
gray flannel shirt. and had no overcoat
when he disappeared.
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EXPOSITION RACING PROGRAM.
Purses win Draw Famous
Horses to Frisco Fair.

Attractive Purses win Draw Famous
Horses to Frisco Fair.
San Francisco, Dec. 4.-Trottfng at
the Panama-Pacific exposition prom
Uses to be one Of the big sporting fea-
lures. 1t will start on June and con-
tinue for eleven days. There will be
SO events on the program, with a.
total of $113.0OO in prize money. The
opening days events will have two
big races for purses of $1,000 each.
one for the 2:O8 pace. and another for
the 2:08 trOt-
There will be two races for $4,000,
the first q 2:1O trot, set for decision
on June 10, and the other, the 2:O6
pace, will be decided on June -. This
latter Is the richest prize ever given
for PAGERS. and will attract the great
est in the world.
Besides the above rich prizes, the
program also contains $1,000 events
for free-for-all, and 2:12 class trOt-
ters and besides this there are to be
fourteen events for purses OF 1000
and seven other events for $1,000
purses.
The entries for the 2:O6 pace and
2:10 trot for the big stakes will close
on January 1, when horses may be
named for $500. All the other en-
tries close March 1. and the entrance
fee will be three per cent to name and
two per cent additional starters on
June l.
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JOHNSON JUMPED
Famous Kansas Pitcher Joins
the Chicago Federals.
Signs TWO-Year Contract for
$4,000 a Year.

Coffeyville, Kan, Dec. 1.-THE
mighty Johnson will be seen in a Fed
era1 1eagu- uniform for the next two
years." said Joe Tinker, manager of
the Chicago Federals, as he boarded
train for Chicago late Thursday.
Tinker carried with him a contract to
which Walter Johnson, former pitcher
on the Washington American league
team, had attached his signature after
a day Of negotiations here
1.-THE price paid?" continued Tinker