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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09
POLICE "KIDDED" INTO
BONEHEAD ARREST

some mean person tried to kid
the Detroit police department. Moi
DAY night, and caused the arrest of
FRANK Occomando, IS years old, of
No. 4S Abbott-st., known In bis init
mates as "Dago Frank"
ION you remember Dago Frank
III tne hosenthal case I'm New York ~
uetectlves were asked. We'll. here
he is. in Detroit"
AFTER Dago Frank" was locked nm
somebody reminded the police thai
Dago Franks last name was Cirofici
ana he was electrocuted some time
ago. occomando was released.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09
The Confessions OF a Wife
Mary Makes Splendid Shopkeeper

| dropped IN at the bookshop this
morning.
Mary looked surprisingly pretty as
entered She was gowned In plain,
little, black frock with white turn
over cuffs and collar, the one note OF
distinction being bench of fresh
yiclets at her belt was wondering
who gave them TO her when She look
ed up with a perfectly dazzling smile.
(Mary's teeth and smile are the pref
test things about her.
Il tell you I'm glad to see you, Mar
gfe.n--
"You know how busy I've been,
Mary"
You don't need 10 apologize, dear
girl 7 know about ali the things you
have been through, and kept out OF
nc because | knew that | could not
help you. also know, dear, that II
had needed you you would have been
on the spot"
dad and Dick say you are the best
little bookshop-keeper in the bust
ness"
Ibid they say that?" asked Mary,
and again that exquisite smile glori-
fed her face.
Il can't tell you how good Dick has
been To me. He has gone over the
books with me daily and showed me
just how to keep things straight. or
course. the bookkeeper is all right, but
| wanted to know about II.
AT first the clerks were a little
adverse TO taking orders from me. but
Dick settled that. Since Jack got we'll
he has only been here occasionally
after the first two or three days"
"Margie," continued Mary. rather
breathlessly, after she had shut the
door OF the little cubby she called her
Office, II have not told this to anyone
but Jack and l have had a perfectly
dreadful quarrel over the business. He
wanted to overdraw his drawing ac-
count. (He had done this TO the ex-
tent of 500 before he was sick.)
told him that he could only draw 500
a month and that the other fifty would
have TO apply on his debt TO the firm.
'He-he almost struck me he was
SO angry and asked me when | was
made guardian of his business and his
money.
II told him that both Dick and Dad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09
PUDDING POINTERS
BY CAROLINE coE.

The plum pudding for Christmas
hould be made NOW and put away
|n closely covered jars To "ripen."
The bread crumbs TO be used in
he turkey dressing may be saved for
everal days before Christmas, so
hat they will be perfectly dry when
made into dressing.
II isn't we'll TO make big plum pud-
Rings. The pound baking powder
Pix bountifully; be sure the can does
bot leak.
Long boiling improves the pudding.
|rhe pudding bag" has been sup
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

Miss Lillian Cox, OF Toronto, is the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Johnson, Chal-
|mers-ave.
The Detroit DyeT's' and Cleaners as
ISOLATION will give banquet for 100
members I'm the Hotel Cadillac, We'd
nesday evening.
The First Presbyterian church an
nual fair and supper will be held In
the institute building, Thursday, Dec.
10. Supper will be served from $40
10 1880 o'clock.
A Christmas party Tor the Grace
Whitney Hoff league of the Y. w. c..
A.. will take place Wednesday even
ing, in the league room in the asso-
citation building.
The Young Peoples society OF St.
Mathews German Evangelical church
will present the college comedy. The
Sophomore" Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, in the church house,
Conrad and Stuart-aves.
O.
Liberty w. c. T. u. will meet Wed
nesday afternoon, in the home of Mrs.
~. J. Spangler, No. 1912 Wabash-ave.
Reports of the national W. G.. T. u.
convention recently held in Atlanta,
and musical numbers will be given.
The crippled children OF the city
will be the guests of the Broadway
ltheater management, Wednesday at.
ternoon, TO see the motion pictures
ION Belgian Battlefelds," now being
shown in that theater.
o.
Edward B. Underwood, of New
York, will give talk on The civic
responsibility Of woman" before the
Squal Suffrage league of Wayne coun.
| ty, In suffrage headquarters, Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Wilbur Brother
ton will be the hostess Of the after
noon tea to follow.
o
Miss Arvilla Roeser, a pupil OF Guy
Bevier Williams, of the Detroit In
stitute OF Musical Art. will give an
invitational graduation recital In I'm
manuel Presbyterian church chapel,
Friday evening, DecFsff Miss May
Doherty. soprano. will sing, accom-.
panied by Mrs. NJ. ID. Bentley.
%
ST. Mary's auxiliary will arrange q
Christmas tree and entertainment fol
the unfortunates in ST. Marys hospi
tai A mammoth tree will be deco
rated and anyone interested in max
ting Christmas day OF forgetfulness
OF pain, sorrow and need. is asked by
the auxiliary members to send gift
for man, woman or child, to be placed
on the tree. Handkerchiefs. ties, caps
socks, stockings, tops. aprons. sweat
ers or any gift that is practical and
useful will be appreciated. All dona
lions should be sent to Sister Camil
la, at the hospital A special commit
tee will provide entertainment during
the afternoon and evening hours
! Mrs. u. X. East presented a petition
to the Northwestern Woman's club
lMonday afternoon. In Diamond temple,
lasking that the club members afiix
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

The egg-the mellow egg OF cold
torage vintage mayhap-is Dame
fashions latest model for hairdress-
hg; and the newest twist, the very
htest fun in the halrdressers art, is
be oval, close-fitting egg twist"
1t was at the annual convention OF
that the new twist" was
|atched. and, though other nodes
he French twist, the Russian roll
ind the Chicago fiuff"--offered COM
EDITION, they were all tossed, so to
peak. into the bureau drawer and
he newly-hatched egg twist" went
|hirping on Its way TO popularity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

The egg twist" is a modification
OF the popular French twist" The
crown OF glory is piled on the head:
the point of the glistening peak is
placed just opposite the point OF the
chin; the hair is patted down close
TO the head until ii forms a perfect
oval, as egg-like an egg" as ever
sheltered an Easter chick.
The French twist. or the "Ste.
Gene" style of hairdressing ran sec
ond in popularity to the egg twist"
but every model shown in the con-
vention exhibit proved that the close
fitting. high arrangement Is the cor
rect thing In coiffures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09
HOUSEHOLD HELPS

To remove stains from knife
handles and also to keep the ivory
from turning yellow, rub the handles
we'll with cut lemon: afterward
wash we'll in soap and water and dry
Immediately. This removes the
stains and keeps the ivory a good
color
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

away from the gunner. But they
kept watch on him. One night they
say tc him, Luigi, will you give us
your sisters?' He has two sisters. and
they are both pretty-very pretty.
Luigi, he tell them no. they cannot
have his sisters--he will sooner die
than give them his sisters
so he does die. The police find
him In the barrel"
Maria relapsed into silence. Only
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

10 years old, she is looking straight
at death She has told the police
things she knows that may lead TO
the finding of the gangsters who killed
her cousin. She has "suuealed.' and
the pistols have been loaded that will
maze known the gangs swift punish.
ment for, ''squealing," once Maria has
left the shelter of the great gray
prison.
Only there Is she safe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

planted by the pudding can"-long
boiling in cloth allows much OF the
spice and flavor TO boil away. My
grandmother always made plum pud-
ding sauce of some of the water in
which she boiled the pudding.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

The First Presbyterian church an
nual fair and supper will be held in
the institute building, Thursday, Dec.
10. supper will be served from $40
TO 1880 o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

A Christmas party Tor the Grace
Whitney Hoff league of the Y. w. c..
A., will take place Wednesday even
ing, in the league room in the asso-
citation building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Miss Lillian Cox, OF Toronto, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Johnson, Chal-
mers-ave.
o.
The Detroit Dyers' and Cleaners as
ISOLATION will give a banquet for $50
members in the Hotel Cadillac, We'd
nesday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

The Young Peoples society OF St.
Mathews German Evangelical church
will present the college comedy. The
Sophomore" Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, in the church house,
Conrad and Stuart-aves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

Mrs. B. r. East presented a petition
to the Northwestern Woman's club.
Monday afternoon. In Diamond temple.
asking that the club members afiix
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

Liberty w. c. T. u. will meet Wed
nesday afternoon. in the home of Mrs.
j. j, Spangler. No. 1912 Wabash-ave.
Reports of the national w. G.. T. u.
convention recently held in Atlanta,
and musical numbers will be given.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-09

The crippled children OF the city
will be the guests OF the Broadway
theater management, Wednesday at.
ternoon, TO see the motion pictures
ION Belgian Battlehelds," now being
shown in that theater
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
TOLEDO CAPITALISTS
WOULD GUST soMERs
Machinery Set In Motion When som.
ere Refused Offer II s75ooo
for Annexation CLUB.

United Press Leased wiz ssargiee i
TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. zl,-Mact.fr-
cry vas set 10 motion tonight by local
capitalists, plotted BY Roger Bregnz-
han, Chicago Cub catcher. to orst
Charles Somera. president 81 me
Cleveland American league and Amer.
Jean association clubs, from The Amer.
lean association. The action came az
the result OF Somers' refusal 10 cor.
slider an offer said 10 be s75.G1yD for
his association franchise snd pIayers
and lease on Swayne field. scmers
Ia reported to have asked szso.6l1.
Bresnahan started the move to buy
Somers ont and local capitalists pleds.
ed the money with the understa naIng
Bresnahan would obtain b,s release
from Chicago and manage the local
team.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
HOPPE TO MEET DE ORC
VIII Meet Cuban for Three Custom
Tisie-Wouid Hold All
Titles at Same
Time.
Especial TO the Gate cftsl

CHICAGO, Feb. 2f-For the second
tine within fortnight George B. Sut.
ION Of this city and Willie Hoppe Of
New York, champion baik line billiard
ist Of the world, will cross cues In a
match at 1872. They will meet at
the Globe theate- here In j, 500 point
match. beginning tomorrow night and
lasting through Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the experts playing 500 points
each night
While the contest Is not cham.
pionship affair. the stakes are 30 large
and the match such an extended one
that the fans are really displaying
more real interest In the outcome than
was the case In their recent battle for
the championship In New YORK. CON
test which Hoppe ZION rather easily.
suttcn having contracted a heavy cold
and being confined to bed for two DAYS
prior u the battle Then following
the match. Sutton, aiming to cure his
cold hurrfedly, took an overdose OF as
pfrin, and though the matter has been
kept quiet this nearly cost the veteran
his life However, he rallied quickly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
ORGANIZE AMATEUR
BASEBALL ASSN
inter-city Amateur Baseball compstr-
ton 70 be eoosted-WiIi Decide
National Champions.

UNITED Press I4ased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-Having al irs
object the promotion Of inter-city
amateur baseball competition, the
1914 season OF the National Amateur
Baseball association got urdir way
officially here tonight with the depai-
tire from Chicago Of association off
Gals who met here today, adopted 2
constitution, and elected e. c. Patter-
son, publisher Of Golfers Weekly,
president.
Amateur teams, members Of the
association, will be dyidided into two
districts western and eastern and
the winners OF the pennant races In
each division win play one another
for the national amateur champion
ship.
The following cities are represented
in the league: Louisville, KY, Gary,
Ind Cleveland, Chicago, st. Paul, st.
Louis, Columbus. Cincinnati, Dayton,
Akron, Milwaukee, Denver, joliet,
Omaha and Buffalo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
EFFORT TO BLOCK FED
PARK UNSUCCESSFUL
Chicago propsrty Owners File Petit
ton but Papers Lacked Stuff
cent Number Of Signatures.

United prse1 jIeased Wiz geryiee, |
CHICAGO. FEB. 2i.--T'ae effort ~
enemies 81 the Tsderai league in Chi
eago " tiocs the Chicago team ny
vr venting me establishment 81 q
new baseDaiI PARK on the north eide,
resulted 3n failure to6ay, A petition
from property owners against tins
park ~as flied b1tay. but inyestiga.
lion digesoeed taat ii had not sufs.
Gent signatuTss and the permit will
~ granted. pnIseg there are deyeioy,
aentz Dow unfcr1saD The property
owbers wno rssf the petition ailegs,
tfgst the ney park would ne d npiy.
zEscs fn Etse section selsctsd, which IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
ssssemene Isspsd ~ Tsnsr.

THE statement Issued by Tener and
cotinarrea ID IN Taft IL IA foiiowg:
~ tn result 81 the conferences
held to-day Detneen Hon, JOHN X.
TaEer, president Of the National
league ~ profegsional baseball clubs,
and dr. Charles p. Taft, Sir. Harry
Ackerland and the offter stockholders
Of the Chicago baseball CLUB, an agree
nient hag been reached by which Mr..
TAFT hag purchased the stock in the
Chicago National hague baseball
club which has been heretofore own.
Cd by Dir. Charles W Murphy.
Mr Murphy has resigned az pregi-
Dent " the Chicago National League
baseball clubs and vii have no furth-
er official connection with its affairs.
Mr. Murphy has also resigned az
director " the National league OF pro-
fesB5onaI baseball clubs, the board Of
directors Of which have been In seq
sion here today.
A meeting of the stockholders Of
the Chicago National league baseball
club adh be held at once and a new
president, agreeable TO Mr.. Taft and
70 the National league Of profes.
nienal bageball, viii be chosen.
Mr Harry ackerland, one Of the
stockholders In the Chicago club and
Mr. JOHN Conway Toole, attorney for
The National league. participated in
the conference which resulted in the
above arrangements and which gaa
held at Mr. Taft'a office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
Made Fortune VIII cuhn.

Murphy, former Cincinnati news.
paper man has made q fortune aa
president OF the Chicago Cubs. He
reaped a harvest when the team vent
through several world geriEg.
efforts 70 Dust Murphy, who has
been digIiked by other club owners,
eszs,e to a climax in New York a
short time ago al the meeting Of the
National league owners when Muir.
ply announced John Eyers, Cub man
ager, had been deposed. At the same
time the Cub president declared Hank
O,Day, veteran umpire OF the league
would succeed Esers.
Che magnates whose tranquility
had already been upset by raids of
the Federal league on organized base
rail- wore frrti,c- aroused when Evors
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
Nebraska. 1e; Ames. 4.

UNITED Press Leased WErs Eeryiee /
AME5. iowa. Feb, u Setras aza
won the second Of series N tw,
games from Ames. 10 70 b 81 ne
state gym floor this afternoon. IL
would have been shut ont but eui.
ney manipulated the bladder from
the four line. Nebraska's defenae vas
too fast for the Cyclones. sebrasga
did some sensational long d4staBcs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
WIN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.
w. c. Grant and c. C. shafer Win
Indoor Tennis Doubles.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Fob. 21-W. G. Grans
and 9. G. shafer won the doubles
championship IN the national indoor
tennis tournament here today by de.
feating u. r. Touchard and W. b. Ora.
gin. Jr, ia 2 out Of spectacular
sets. The final matches OF the
doubles were bitterly contested. The
score: 3-s; G-2; 81; SO and 81.
The finals for the singles champion.
rbf- an r. r'ae~a Jcndar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
President 81 Chicago Eassoaal
Lezg1e Glib Essirss. FOL
IO1frg Conference He'd
YESTERDAY.
TROUBLE OVER EvERs
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
Expect Hard Battle.

That Sutton win give Hoppe hard
battle there IS no doubt. George has
backed himself with HIS own money
and would not do that OF he were not
certain he has good chance to beat
his young rival over the long route.
George thinks he can put up a gener.
al average of better than 40 for the
three games. and 1t Is doubtful II Hoppe
can travel faster than this. At any
rate the fans are going to see some
OF the best billiards Of the year, and
they are all worked up over IT.
Hoppe has declared himself and
soon viii throw down the gauntlet TO
Alfredo de Gro, the "Three-Cushion-
King Willie wants to accomplish
what no other man has been able 70
do to date-hoid all three titles at one
time He has announced that after
he plays Sutton here. and for the 1871
emblem at New York in March, he will
challenge De Gro. who plays Fred
Eames Of Denver for the three-cush.on
title at Doyle's academy In New York
on March 10. Ii, IL. Hoppe SAYS he
will require but four weeks practice
at angle billiards to cit him for a
championship tilt with the wonderful
Cuban.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
Equipped for long-distance travel

As with the touring car the roadster body of tho
latest fushde type With very large and convenient &.
shaped doors The steering post is SET at rakish angle
Tie gasoline tank mounted in the large capac-
y32 gallons makes il boon for long disance tour
ing steel trunk fastened to the of the chassis
large enough carry only the tools other articles
necessary for touring. Tire holders accommodating
castings veted to The the that they
do not interfere with free access to the tool box.
The appears both raey and dignifed its light
weight makes tires and very economical in fuel
consumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
Play for RIeh Stake.

Both Sutton and Hoppe have prac-
ticed hard and each is in splendid
stroke Big runs and healthy aver
ages have attended their work, and
there win be little to choose in favor
itism among the fans when they step
TO the table Monday night They VIII
play for 5000. and to the winner viii
so the net receipts OF the house, which
promises 10 be big one. This win
make the stake the richest since the
dead masters Of the game. Ires and
schaefer, fought II out in their memoir
able struggles for supremacy at Old
Central Music haH more than a score
of years ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
s6gr5ay Has Reluctant.

asgDsy wss al his home ia Caiezgo.
y sss aosace1 that as was fl bit
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Nas s2ssa W Taft. Murphy frequent
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gssoae cg@n WITH Tai. On this end.
Only 1e1seTcay ii sew YoTk Taft was
asscttft ~ 1agfag ae would III Murphy
sFse tazt tssssse wao mere after tae
cfIcSgo sresfaeat weYe iea!oas IN
caaae q nv s1ecess ~ Faoney-
zsakeF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
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-cha-k.. King Saves Game
II the second half Chuck kin
reEIaee6 Lumberg al right forward.
King was reluctant IN entering me
gams on account Of the bad condition
of his feet, which we're frozen recent
r. TIE aggressive forward Injected
Ze1 LIE into tie los5Eg team and rney
came bzek strong in this period. La
the middle O. the second session ire
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tine on II vaz hot fight 10 the an-
.fah- 4 few minutes before the end Of
7tae gzms Quincy closed up within one
paint u the local team, and for awhile
y looked - though they might nudge
out 2 yin. The game finished, ho~-
eFer, with the locals increasing their
lad.
This was probably the most spec
tacaLzr game seen here this year.
Freak ahcts At TIE basket abouuded.
2 number Of long gTEngs being made
that resulted in geores. @Cn1ck's
King was easily the star performer
Tor the ''Yo team. Longebartes. for
the yisitorz, Tailed the most points
Heid5reder. guarding the visitors
goal, pIaTed good game during the
arst session, bat was not 70 effective
in tae AnaI period
Keoguk. Quincy
Lssmberg. e. King Beals. Groves
Right forward.
2. King Lonzebsrfel. Meyer
Left foryard
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Center,
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