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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-22
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Man Of ability to take charge
OF very profitable new bust.
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1.-THE solution OF the tire
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Tor several hundred per
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
LATE IMPROVEMENTS
FEATURE CAR DETAIL

That automobile progress has been,
during the last two years, along the
line of detailed refinement, rather
than In any sweeping revolution Of de.
sign is fact which has been CON-
mented upon by every thoughtful OBJ
server. Manufacturers have, In gen.
eral, been giving more for the money
better upholstery, more complete
equipment, better finish, more con-
venient control. more harmonious
lines. The addition of reliable. built
In electrical starting and lighting sys-
TENS is another data which has been
q recent development In the quality
field.
That the cars have been steadily
improving in mechanical detail Il
similarly true, though this fact Is
naturally appreciated more by active
motorists than by the person whose
interest Is Of the prospective sort
Greater attention Is being given to
tho incorporation Of adjustable roller
bearings In hubs and transmission;
the long-stroke. small-bore motors like
those or the Studebaker -Four and
Six models. have been long step
toward fuel economy and increased
power. cooling problems have been
30 successfully attacked that no cor
rectly adjusted motor should ever be-
come unduly hot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
OPENS SCHOOL FOR
MOTOR TRUCK DRIVERS

s. v. Norton. manager Of the truck
tire sales Of the b. r. Goodrich COM
psny, has just returned from the east
after having read paper on the SUBJ
ject Of truck tires before the January
meeting Of the Motor Truck club Of
America, In New York City.
After leaving New York, Mr.. Nor
tom went to Boston, where he held a
conference with the Goodrich New
England Representatives.
1T has been most interesting to
me-" said Mr.. Norton. Ito learn the
various ways In which truck manu-
facturers and their representatives
are improving the service given to
owners Of their trucks. For instance.
realizing the Importance Of we'll
trained, experienced drivers, one
company in Boston has established .
drivers school, In which young men
are given q thorough training In the
care and operation Of their truckA
These men are guaranteed positions
after they satisfactorily complete the
course Of instruction required In this
school. which consists Of learning the
details Of construction, - well az
everything In connection with the OPP
Grafton Of this particular make Of
truck"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
BUMPER YEAR FOR
BUICK AUTOMOBILE CO.


The fact that motor cars are being
bought In such countries as South
Africa. the Indies, China, India and
others OF the more undeveloped mon
archies and republics, II interesting in
itself, but the fact that the American
built cars are every year ,nosing out
their foreign competitors seems pc
culiarly significant.
The automobile industry was never
better. nor the outlook brighter than
1t 10 this year. This season mas been
remarkably big with the Buick COM
pany, and It is said on good author.
ity that twothirds of the entire sea.
sons output Of $4,000 cars has al
ready been sold and delv red.
In export shipments. so far this sea-
son, Buick business has totaled about
1900 jobs. q distribution extending all
over the world. Capetown, East Lon.
don. johannesburg, and other cities
In South Africa are getting good sized
deliveries. In India. Calcutta AMI the
Island OF Ceylon are the principal re.
ceiving ports. as Shanghai IL In China.
In the city of Rang0on, Island of Bur-
ma. the motor car il beccming more
and more popular. Notwithstanding
that It was only comparatively few
years ago that the automobile was re-
garded with almost heather super.
stitiOn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
WASHINGTON FIRST
SQuADCOES MONDAY
Eleven Young Pitchers Will Be
in the Gang to Invade
Charlottesville

WARRINGTON. Feb. 21.-Rieven
pitchers viii be in the squad which
reports ct Charlottesville, Monday
next. Most Of the young pitchers Will
leave from here, but several will 60
direct froa their homes % the train.
ing camp. Among these are Cashiou
and 0ailia, jack Ryan and Catches
Ainsmith, together with Trainer Nike
Martin. who viii be In charge, Will b
other iaembess Of the party leaving
kfom hero.
The pitchers to make the early triv
are shaw, Eneel, Cashton, Bentley,
Harper, Ayres, Musser, 0allia, Mum
ford. Schwarts anu Williams.
Whi1o The regulars are not sched.
ulea % report until March 5, 0hanka
end Aeoeta are expected to join the
squad March /, and 0ri@th may take
. trip or two down there to look hia
charges over before settling down q
real hnnaAess IN the Virginia town.
Mot ons of the young pitchers W
VIII hAve n training d much NOR.
than out of his tsens. Z remarked Grit
attn, "snd lat u . splsnAid condition
We cant hope - have oil Of them %
vo1op into regulars, bot feel that VI
win ~ onoaoA oe them % give 40 Z
nprn1AAblo staG. naturally look tot
Hnnsl oAgw, 0a11iA end Cashicn =
enoW 70 ~ boot a1vontAGo. but Bont'
~ - Hwp1r both have = e6AnCe
A4A perhape eome of the unknCwns
WIN ecmo tAroNOh. n We are nv.
|oeod With socd weethsf these younQ
n1fcbefs oueht 10 b IN fAlr1y Cood
SoAait1on b IL tlms the regulars -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
CHARLIE SCHMIDT is
IN THE MOBILE FOLD

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 21.--"Y0u can
Just say for me that Catcher Charley
Schmidt OF the Mobile club has NO,
Jumped to the Kansas City team ol
the Federal league. and the contract
that was sent him from Stovall ID
now IN my possession. said eecre'
tary Charley z. Solson Of the Mobile
Southern league club.
IL also have the contract OF the
player with the Mobile club and let
ter only two days old IN which the
former Detroit American league back
stop expresses himself 40 delighted
with Mobile, where he was the most
popular player on the team last sea
son."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
FATE
DEPENDS UPON
MEETING TODAY
|Natioaa1 League llagnntes In
Cincinnati 10 0sttls Hash
az Cub Hess
BELIEVE THNER HAS A
PLAN FOR ELIMINATION
Attitude q G. p. Taft, Heavy
StoekhsI6er, WIN Net Affect
Final Dsel1l0n

CINCINNATI. O., Tsb. at.--Na-
tional league fnagNaees gAthersd here
to-day may settle he fs1s q Choflss
Ws1b Murphy, President ~ tAs Chi'
ohio Cubs All at1x1ously awaited the
nrs1 u,cvo e Gov. Ton1r. peeotoUnt
u ~ Na&ionAl loasne. In wIA6Do Annle
hxpely liss Marphy's hstsFs Il base
Tsnes arrived early. Ea4w todsy
10 W11l 0sst WITH lsaoue na0nakas ~
~ 01nton hoool
1nlsDhJ's illnsss wfll ~ ~ ~
Snee13ng - ~ givs NnrDAy'e A1snlo
: ehnneo - esUne to- doonO. = ~
sa1l.
CIV. Tsnss. It ~ bssisssd, ~ -.
oj1ed a . plAn q aot1on whisA WIN
peU1A11y mean ~ elisninat1oa Ct Mn
pAy.
WAnG Tin plan eunpasoes wus -
Alooluee1 ~ naouatse Aere - thsv
WU1U ouo1oGnt q oolu16oA 6 ~ orOos
hooonno Mu1tAy Droaooh ~ 49,
- ssltsas ~ arus,sy 4 cAsssaS
r. TIT heayy stockAol6aG = lGustn4'e
On6omCo 0ubA SUDoceo1 g Aio oGnoe.
49, M TUlBeg RI NV Y1g1s Il ~
n111 oo1nHs vUueo NV - Dona1ne =
~ ~ 81 lnuephy 80 I'm = oaAo
- ~ l1e111t1 sn1e6 ~ 114ny -
- - - Gu beug Deenu1s = ~
60 q ja0nny Evsrs, Oh 1890.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
|SPECEL WILL run
TONIGHT AT PITTS
Dstxsit 9peed hoy Cains On
sspt. e Parsats - Take
PIT = Ttazk WsEk

WASHINGTON. p. Teb. 1i.-Ths
haegeSe tsaek tDom tAok has rsproesue'
@ WashmGtsu anl 3s6sfSoa In n -
door meeting - pears will participate
= ~ Y. II. q. 4. uaneo q Pittsbureo
ood1She TAo 0OsS = q particular ~
tntnHk e. tn nnnnQn xhAA 4 win t1l.
am : v0hlclo Tot the flrst apveoIanos
u 3ohA oplooUl to- the nea md 1aaes
- : ftnher.
0ploeel win run in the 0o-yard hAnd'
Sca6, together with Capt. Harry 0pring
Or. The Dstruit boy WAS forbidden g
enter track competition some weeks
40. but AnAlly Succseded II securing
parental consent 70 the indoor meet
inra He = n me condition, and .
sxpsutsd 70 eEUaaiy bccst the W. = j
stock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
IRE SCOOTINC TO
RT FOR SPRING WORK
70 S0x Games May
Be Heavy Handicap

~vNLlKE the Chicago White
Sox and most other major
~ league teams. the Nationals
will not take part In many exhibit
tion games during their real train
Ing season. Several games Will be
played with the Virginia college
team. but no real battles will be
on until the team returns here.
when Z series OF something like
ten or twelve games Will Be play
ed with National League teams.
By that time the players ought to
be fairy at to 60 the route and be
In no oanssr Of injuring them
ssves.
The players win have Just
enough work BY the time che seA-
son Opens to have them on edge.
Base hoI men believe thet the
White ecx win shoulder : heevy
handisaD q . result Of The sSven-
ty-dgAt sxh1bltloa gAxpss vh1eh
they ~ soAs6ulea % plAy befUre
the ssasea epsnA Il - aSousd
that tnasnuSA 60 tAAs = - ANY
guSass - . tean plays = hah .
ssasua. - StSslA win tsil o.
thoA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
sY HUGH s. FULLERTON.

BY HUGH s. FULLERTON.
Chicago is TO have Johnny Evers
days.
The celebration Is to be one OF the
oldest ever arranged by crowd OF
angry admirers OF baseball player.
Instead OF pouring out to the Ma
tionai league grounds TO see the Key
stone King come back with the Bos-
ron Braves, the fans plan to celebrate
in two downtown theaters. at the Fed
eral league park in Chicago and at a
huge banquet In the evening. Evers
will be playing on the National
league park while his admirers are
paying him honor elsewhere. They
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Jessie TannehiN Would Close His
Career In Place Where He Began

romance in the soul OF Jesse
TsnnshnI ehander Twenty years ago he vas pitch
in virginia Iee1ue
fast company where he remained 50 msny sum I'M
club position He saesand It true.tns ne
minor clubs; for vrsna and that he would
Stfl able pitch
rood ball keen thought sharpsned BY 20 years
diamond Tanneh most Wanderers wants to 60 back
Of old pitcher VIII
likely get bis wish Tanneh this summer win be the only
president and
hsye oil sono he alone will remain fac
4 the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
COUslNO w1THDRAws HIS
Isl PLEA FOR INJUNCTION

MoNROE, Mich, Feb. 21.--(Spe-
cial. "A discontinuance was fled In
circuit court today in the injunction
proceedings brought by Grant h,
Cousino. OF La Sale township. against
John Il. Merrill, OF Toledo. Cousino
asked an injunction to prevent Mer.
Till from removing . house erected on
his property at Toledo Beach.
The matter was settled when Oscar
Sabin, Of Toledo, purchased the prop
~ty IN dispute.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
SPORTS OF 80 ALL KINDS -. -
Hank O'Day Has Toughest Job In Came
Whipping Broken-Up Cubs Into Shape

refuse To GO TO the National league
park because. IL they did. Charles w.
Murphy. owner OF the Cubs, would
profit--and that the fans refuse to
consent to.
Tickets. marked grand stand 10
cents" pavilion so cents" ana
"bleachers 25 cents" with . few hun
dred ''box seats" at 81. are being pre-
pared The tickets read:
This ticket entities bearer To re-
main away from the West Side park
on Evers day :.
Murphy's action In discharging
Evers Is resented more because OF
the way IL Was done than for the act
itself.
Oddly enough. there Is not resent
meut among the fans against O'Day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

The big umpire has the roopeek =
least. Of the fans. -
The Cubs had commenced = ~
formidable. and. with poo3 tlf6f2ff
u should have bssh : bie fSksof r -
National league raoo. Ho6SeS re
players started o. their tsoinlHG ~
the talk of the players iI1Ie03E ~
ebay will have . wora6 1870 -
than Every diA To reoiSSSlno -
team. The players ars A. 11Ic5S
resentful. and the club Su6oAo t01iy
disorganised: worse ovoa 49, & ~
= year aso. when elGht tl6yofs Wure
In open defiance Of Hvofs.
II would look % II AurDhy's action
In changing managers would brfhe IT.
own punishment without the a43ros.
Give attacks on him By tho 1anS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
TIRE PROBLEM is
MASTERED BY FIRESTONE


That 1t has mastered the tire Prob
lem. the Firestons Tire Z Rubber Co
has proved. II makes two kinas OF
treads, continuous and notched. Th4se
when In use may be held y the rim
by either Of two methods: side wire
or by q hard base, vulcanixsd n
saw-tooth channel
when the hard base 10 ssAd. the
gum as II comes from the cal0nder
machine IL wrapped layer - layer
directly on the rim on which + 70 10
be used. When the right thickness
has been reached, the tire, wkIeh at
that stage, plainly shows its con9truc.
ton. is trimmed to the right shape.
and II 1t IL to be Of the eoAttAueus
variety, 10 cured.
The curing process changes the
many layers Of gum 70 3 ho0eto1e.
Gus mass and vulcahises ~ Mr. =
the rim 90 securely that Dtro6n&jOn
from the saw.teeth. under an1 oonlj-
tons. Is impossible. II the ttfo y TO
have . notched tread. skille1 nloA out
the notches scientifically cotroek, INV.
ing continuous rubber boto. -
This base abe0fbS oil 0hoGokS eoan-
municated to It BY the notehe4 triad.
Distribution OF strains n th4t way
prevents excessive wear of The trad
and effectually prevents suotlEA "a full
volume from reaching the uaeh1nA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
GREAT LAKES YACHTERS
DRAWING UP NEW RULES

CLEVELAND. O., FUb. 21.--Dele.
yates from al yachting associations
,f the Great Lakes arrived today FOR
the annual msetinG Of the yAcht TAcinS
union Of the lakes ho1d FOR the pur'
nose Of Drafting rules and regulations
to govern yachtlng and yacht racine
the coming season.
Delegatss included today the best
known yachtsmen on the lakes. On
cers will BE- elected late today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
GOODYEAR SKATERS
PRODUCTION RECORDS

Since the addition OF q third shift
Of workers In the Goodyear tire fac
tory, In Akron, o., few weeks ago,
q number Of old records for produc-
ton have been shattered. The last
two weeks have been the largest in
tire production, In the compauy's his
tory and mark a new worlds record
The highest days production was
1902 pneumatic tire castings. The
management IL working steadily In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Gossip of the Automobile World

the direction Of q production OF to.oCs
castings day. The Goodyear taetofy
has facilities for this number O. 3 re-
suit of additions made the last two
|years--and no more new factory SPACE
will be required % keep up With eli
normal development OF the business
for years to come.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
BIG ATHLETIC MEET IN
Y. M. c. A. AT PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 2i.--With
the twOmiler Of Yale and Princeton
both here, everything was In readl.
ness for the Y. M. G. A. meet which
viii bring college, factory, school and
club athletes into competition tonight
at DuQuesne Garden. The relay cham
pionship will be the main event and
State and washington and Jefferson
each promised Z strong team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
PIRATES PREPARE FOR
SPRING TRAINING TRIP

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. 21.--Ac.
cording to plans 40 completed today.
the Pirates WIFI gather at four, differ.
Ont points for their trip to Dawson
Springs. KY. on March Z. Chicago.
Cincinnati. st. Louis and this city
will be the points OF mobilization.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Fraternal League Meets.

The Traternal league will meet on
Monday. and II the plans Of the pro
meters do not 90 astray. the league
will have IL teams battling. ~ they
are considering . proposal to take In
q smaller league complete. Mr.. Scott
or the Loyal Guards IL very much In
favor Of the league, as 1t will 0bviate
the necessity Of hunting for Sunday
games and By having all fraternA
lodges. the members can boost better
for their team representatives. The
Moose. Elks. X. Of c. are cordially In
vited to be represented at the meeting
on wednesday OF next week ut No. 10
0ratiot-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Q. or D. HANDS A
DEEAI 10 OLIVET
Iesnl Ylve Wlns Hard and Wei
HnyU1 Caxs rren Visitors
" aeees e 81 to "a

Uaiveru11v ek Detroit put ITSELF In
~ yuAnihg eUr tAO state baskstbaIl
~ - Mat ~ defeating Olivet
co0auA a1B11g NE real clAss Of the
r.. 4 - ~, y : score OF 81 20 "a. q
= herd-eo9oAt and welI-playsd CANA.
A4e9 =. g "a had Piled up . sub.
staAtiA Nd n the Arst half Oiivst
came ~ dum behind and BY ssnsa-
e1uaA tlAyang. landed In the lead.
East work By Kellar. Fisher and
HenDor oyorcame the lead, however.
and The Bame ended with Detroit In
posssssson Of Z four.point margin.
Uomnasy:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
bugs RAYMOND SIGNS
TO COACH NORTHERN u

l COLUMBUS, O.. Feb. 21.--"Bngs.
Raym0nd, former Ohio state football
staS. has signed contract 10 coach
oAe footbaH team at Ohio Northern
university next fall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

sc Final A.: :e9 s.,;i Of d 81; o,,y.s 4!
tan. Dscey, Miller ;. Leayenworth I.
Fisher .. Martin . Fouis-Keiisr. .
Rider, . In !. Fouls cominitscd-kei.
lsr. Fisher, Martin g. Heuser, Dacsy 4,
Miiler. Lancaster :. Heuser, Dacsy 8,
1t!ler, Lancastsr p, Hammond .. Van
DYKE 3. LeAvenw6rth 2 Referee
Me0ouEh. Halvee---20 minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

3 KALeeAeKA. Mtth.. reb. 2l.---(spe.
GAL keIknska baskstbAll team de-
1ooep4 No1celc0a HieA school here
49, uont ~ , ssotS g a 70 n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

CafI0 JUMPS 0Ack,
CHICAGO, Feb. 21.--Anthony Carlo.
pitcher, who has signed with the st.
Louis Fedefals, jumped back into or
eanised ball today when Manager
kitty" Bransfleld Of the Montreal
club, offered an increase In salary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

MANISTIQUE. Mich. TUb. IA
Especial. )---MAnistiqu flieAa bosnot-
ball team defeated MuaisiAs IL u 1s
last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

Reports from baltimore declare the
st. Louis Cardinals may NOT have the
services Of George Suegs. former Gin
clnnau pitcher. 9uggs Was IN con-
fersnce with Federal agents yestorday
and the hint was thrown out that he
had signed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
Moore and Drake On Fsnse.

CHICAGO. FEB. 21.-EArl Moore.
.tho pitcher who failed 70 report -
1oooAeor O'DAy for the Cub training
41Apx 0al1o6 On Manager Tinker Of the
ro1sral league club, ana II II believed
he win sign . contract to Join the
Brooklyn Federals.
Del Drake, frst baseman and out
fielder for the Kansas City Blues, was
another visitor ut the Federal head
Quatsrs. He n said to have signed .
FEDERAL contract. but with which team
could not Do U0ertatned. Drake ~ .
former Tiger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

AKRON, o., Feb. 21.--Aftie Hon.
man, formerly Of the Nashville South
ern league. has signed up with the
Brooklyn Federal league team. Hon
man WI leave his home here for the
s0ue4 with the team March Is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21

All eyes are turned toward Cincin-
natl today. The big blow-oR OF the
National league 10 scheduled there,
but O. Wsbb Murphy win not be on
hand. Murphy has the lumbago. but
Il that was Ill he had handed the
league, thste would be NO occasion
ooe todayb MEETING.
II the session today irons out the
wrlnkles." a. Gov. Tener expresses
II, batting up fiss from hotel lobbies
may cease for . time and the ball
players win again have . chance.
The nrst squad u the Brooklyn Dodg.
Iers and Newark International league
teams left here to-day for their train
ing camp. They sailed on the steam
Or City Of Macon. and will again touch
land at Savannah, Ga.
The Giants have left st. Louis for
the Invasion Of Marlin. Texas. Man
agsr Herzog has rounded UP his Gu
cinnati Reds and has them heAdeA for
Alexandria L..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-21
OvercOmes His Aversion To
st. Louis When Mordecai
Brown Offers Him Job
N. l.. BLOW-OFF COMING
IN CINCINNATI TODAY
{. Webb Murphy, Prize Rumpus
Raiser, Has Lumbag0 and
Will Not BE Present
Nv Nal shE RlOAN.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--Just to show
how revolutions and Instructions may
work out sometimes, "Old Doc Gran
dali, IN whose behalf the Giants went
to war last summer. has decided To
play ball In st. Louis. according TO
the Federal league othcials.
Crandall has probably disturbed
more atmosphere by bending shoots In
the vicinity OF the Polo grounds club
house than any other pitcher In or
out of captivity. When he was sent
to st. Louis on the trade which
brought Catcher Larry Mclean here,
however, the Giants refused to have
"Old Doc taken from their midst.
They put 1t over and Crandall was
brought back. Now, however, the
Giants are left high and dry with no
one having the general effectiveness
Of the "Old Doc" in patching up sick
games and coming to the RELIEF OF
fAltering pitchers.
exandaH spent NEST of time
warming up" In the outneld, but
when 10 came In ~ . relief pitnher
oe pinOh-hitter he usually carried
somoshing IN his hit.
The Tinker deal haA also come IN
for another 5Ab By the Federals.
Grover Hartley. catcher, went to Gin
cinnat1 - part Of the trade for Man
ager Hersog after Tinker was dis
posed Of, but the Federals claim he
will be . team-mate Of Crandau's In
St. Louis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-22

who has held the chair for the past
year.
". w. Brown of Armenia was elected
first vice president.
J. A. Powers was reelected second
vice president.
Frank Sanford was reelected as
treasurer.
Prof. w. p. Richards was re elected
as secretary.
Z The executive committee, consisting
of r. A, Candor, Sam Crabbe, e. W.
Smith. Philip Noun, was reelected.
and E. o. Ellison Of LaMoure was
added to the committee to represent
the interests of the horsemen.
Will Meet at Grand Forks.
1t was moved that the meeting adj
iourn to meet next year at Grand
Forks, during the Corn and Glover
show at that city. This motion was
warmly seconded by a number OF
members, including Fargo men, and
ethe vote was unanimous in favor of
the motion.
This action was taken in the belief
that the moving Of the convention for
one year to Grand Forks will stimu-
late added interest in the association,
and bring many new members from
the northern part Of the state. 1t is
not the intention to move the
ton to Grand Forks permanently, but
go there next. year will add variety.
and will give the excellent entertain
ers of the city to the north an opnor-
tunity to demonstrate their hospitali-
ty and good will. The members of the
association expressed themselves as
very much pleased with the treatment
accorded them in this city. -. :,