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NoricE TO cREbiToRs.

NOTlCE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the Estateso of Charles
McAllister Deceased.
Aoticetis hereby given by the nm
dersigned, A. c. Perine, G. sE. Leach,
and j. @. Thrush, { Executors. of the
Last Will of Charles McAllister, late
of the City of Spencer, in the County
Of Clay and State of Iowa, deceased,
to the creditors Of, and all persons
claims against, said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the fist publication of this notice, to
said Executors at the office Of ids ~.
Owens, in the oity of Bismarck, in
said Burleigh County, North Dakota.
dated November 81, A. d. 1914,
A. c. PERlNE,
&C. E. LEACH,
10. THRUSH,
Executors.
First publication onsthe 2Sth day Of
November, "A. ID. 1914::
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The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
SHORT LENGTHS

NOtre Dame football. eleven plays
Yale al New Haven. oct IT,
jess willard and Gunboat smith are
matched 10 meet at san Francisco.
july
Wilma Brennan former National
league umpire has signed with the
Fedora league
HeinIe Zimmerman, eccentric, Cub
third baseman has been signed 10 a
contract binding mm until 1917
Tom Jones, former Tiger, is seeking
the position of manager OF the Nash
willie club Iva the Southern league.
Walter Camp pre-eminent football
authority layors the return o. the field
Judge 10 the list ~ football officials
Jack Briton was matched today 20
meet Kid Kansas, o. Buffalo IN q 10
round bout 81 Youngstown. Ohio Feb.
r.
Gepree Stoyall. OF the Kansas city
Feds. had conference with Jeff les
reau aud Tex Russell VINO are said
TO be thinking oi signing Federal
league contracts
Mis- j Il Steib and Mrs J Willis,
OF Detroit. viii bowl match games at
4 Port Huron Thursday night against
/ Port Huron women while their hus-
bands are meeting Port Huron men.
Joe Lake. former Tiger pitcher now
with Minneapolis In the American as.
sociation. Is said 10 have been signed
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

by the Baltimore club OF the Federal
league.
The Detroit Tigers have been sched.
uled for an exhibition game at Ottawa,
Ont the contract calling Tor the APP
pearance OF Ty COBB
The University al Michigan football
authorities are perfectly wiling TO
play the game with the Aggics this
year az East lansing. as originally
scheduled There was some talk or
transferring IL 20 Ferry Held
Jimmie Gratis. Detroit football and
track star AT the University OF Micht
gan, is holding ont from joining the
rack team Just ~ he held out rom
Joining the football team this fall
The Michigan A. gies have three
basketball game ou their schedule
this week They meet Lake Forest az
Lake Forest Thursday night North
western college at Napieryille H.
Friday and Notre Dame az Notre
Dame Ind, Saturday night
George f. Gauthier. caytain OF the
Michigan Agricultural college basket
ball team and quarterback on he Az
gies football team, las been offered
the position OF coach az Western Hieh
school, Detroit. for i914-l9l5. Gnuth
Ter viii probably accept the position
lie is graduate 90 Western and fin
ishes at NJ. a. G. this year
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
BEST GAME OF
YEAR PROMISED
AT "Y" TONIGHT
Hamilton "Y" Opposes Deirolt
Five i'm Contest That VIII
BE Hummer
MAZER-HARNEI BATTLE
Is ATTRACTING NOTICE
Scrap OF Vets Will be Watched
With Interest - Hamilton
Rooters Will BE There

what promises 10 be che best game
played ON The \. NJ c A. b9sketbau
court this season is scheduled for TO-
night when the Hamilton ~ meets
the Detroit ~" representative team
The Hamilton team has been cham
pion OF Canada for ten years ana 'N'
poets 10 hold the title another year
az least II didn't lose a game last
season. defeating both Detroit
and the p. A. c.
This wear however the u. A c aud
y" PLAYERS have combined and tue
''Y" team resulting Is much stronger
than either aggregation last year
The Burroughs team OF The Detroit
city league defeated the Hamilton
team. BY a narrow margin early TINS
season. but the Hamilton CROWD
claims that it Was not in condition
and that It's shooting OF baskets from
fouls was away on
Tile interesting feature OF the Dou'
tonight viii De the scrap between
Jake Mazer. guard for the petrol'
five and Frank Harvey forward toI
the Hamilton team two OF the oeS'
veterans IN the game.
That intense spirit Will be SHOWN
M the game is evidenced by the al
vance sale OF seats and the fact thal
the Hamilton team viii be accorded
ORGANIZED roofing from the memo er'
OF the Old BOYS CLUB
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
Say They Have 33 Major Leag-
uerS Signed and Have Beat
Them to Land Needed
MUCH COMFORTING AND
LITTLE ANNOUNCING
Ford and killifer Again Report
ed to Have Signed up With
New League
BY HAL SHERIDAN.

NEW YORK. Jan 20.-A total or
80 mayor league players signed. the
outJocAeyine Of che organized" base
udlt magnates IA race for a strip OF
chicago land which IL badly needed
Tor the Chicago park, several hundred
yards OF publicity and general upset.
ing ot the peace OF mind OF several
National LEAGUE team owners, are the
accomplishments claimed today by the
hackers OF the Federal league. Eight
players have been signed since Sat
urday when the league was supposed
10 be ola the verge OF going up on the
rocks and giving up the ghost. accord
ing TO announcements from Chicago
Possibly t indicates real despera-
ton when magnates such as Garry
Hermann and others try to buy a
strip ot dry land rs feet wide. but
according 10 the Federas they tried
10 do this very thing in hopes OF
blocking >the scheme of President
WeeSAman, OK the Chicago team. for
the erection OF a ball park. Weegh
man needed TINS land lie claims he
plotters were foiled and he got il.
Much comforting was in progress
Yesterday Umpire Bil Brennan
GNU lilree-ycar contract, il was
announced. Russell Ford. Yankee
( pitcher is also SAID 20 have signed
mp. as\|eA as Kiliter of the Phulies
and kirkpatrick OF BroOklyn. Ed.
Sweeney Yankee catcher. and How.
ara Camnitz former Pirate. but now
! on the Phillies pitching stan. also had
their ears turned TO listen 10 induce
ments, but announcement OF their
having signed Is yct TO come
Arthur Fletcher shortstop OF the
Giants, has renewed 9is CONTRACT with
the New York team. The Federals
( approached Fletcher. but he failed to
ialL tIeinie Zimmerman also signed
a Iub cthlraca said 20 De Tor 81 600
a year for three years Thomas Clark.
CincinnaA catcher, is said to have
e4--i+--tf-ercd $4,000 contract with
( The Fcderas
We will not get 10 hear all about
johnny Kings billiard parIor in Kan
sas cts this spring King was
gwen his unconditional release by Gin.
cinnati ana promptly announced that
i he was through with baseball He
viii, therefore, not have occasion TO
mold ont and relate in detail how
I much money he makes in Kansas
I City.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
BENDER KEEPS HIS EYE IN
SHAPE SHOOTING TARGETS

he does during the baseball season.
tie has taken ON just enough weight
To make him strong without impair.
ing n the least his activity Nhilc
Bender does not appear 0n the ball
deld 10 be- particularly strong he has
as much reserve power a. amy man
in 'the game
\ few days ago one az the world $
champions said Of Bender tAlnk
that the chicf could have gone into
the worlds series and pitched. 9vcry
game Yoh haven't any idea how
easily ne works, and with his great
staying powers. don't for minute
doubt that ne could have beaten the
Giants single handed
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

yHEN Ray Move Hoosier school
w master looked ont upon the
W faces OF his Little Shockys. Bud
Means and his Hanuahs In little
schoolroom IN northern Indiana few
years ago he faced "a situation not un
like that of the character made famous
hy Edward Egglestou. But Ray Move 8
ambition I'M life rested outside the
schoolroom lie hoped some day TO
1lay baseball with major league
ball club He played ball with his
scholars and otherwise fitted himself
for "a career as an athlete. Then MS
chance came three years ago With the
Indianapolis team TIE beat out al
the candidates Tor Che sbortiield posi-
ton and played during the season as
regular
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
anC Homes
: Of>ON1 VI Z ALL IAl4NDO
SHORT SHIPPERS
MEET HERE TODAY
Detroit is Scheduled Tentatively
TO Open and Close the Mich
igan Race Circuit

The stewards of the Michigan Shor,
ship Racing association meet this aft
ternoon AZ the Griswold hotel for the
purpose Of drawing MP schedule ana
making plans for the coming season.
The addition OF Detroit and ROckporl.
O.. 10 the CIRCUIT will BE- made De
troit now has half mile track within
the mile oval al the state fair grounds
Frank = Cooke. OF Detroit is slated
as the starter Tor the circuit this sea.
son. George n Conner will handle
the Detroit meetings and Will prob
ably be reelected secretary of The
circuit.
The tentative schedule calls for the
opening and closing OF the season a.
Detroit II Is as follows
Detroit-June 23-26
Jackson June 30-July 4
Saginaw July 7.l0.
Port Huron July l4-I7
ToleCio-July 2l.24.
Rockport. O July 1881
Ffndlay. aug Al
Monroe-Aug 1l-14
Jackson--Aug 1921
Marshall-Aug. 262S
Bay City-Sept. IA.
Detrolt--Sept TIA.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

HIS sensational playing at times at
tracted attention ali around the A. A.
circuit, but he had his faults, and the
manager WITH the tcsm that was going
very badly, was quick 20 point them
out. Move although playing brilliant
Is 40 times. was apr 70 tumble the ball
ina pinch sometimes throwing the
game al crucial moment when a
clean play would have saved the day
He did not hit quite as well a. A. a.
managers liked and his two weak
nesses combined resulted in his de
scent to the minors
Cndauntcd Move went to work 10
gain his laurels anew in the New
Yop&-etlie league. RE was the hap
piest man IN baseball at the close OF
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
SChdefer will Get Called Notice
OF Washington Contract Thursday

ERMAN sCHAEFER will in all probability be the ouly major
I ball viii o
- cable.
Griffith sent cabiegram o
Ceylon where Will asking him
notice until THURSDAY viii
a
The rules baseball
a take chances
losing Schaerer technically - cable
make holding him.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
PITCHIE AND MURPHY
WILL MEET ON APRIL 3

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 20 Willie
Richie lightweight champion, and
Harlem Tommy Murphy have been
matched TO meet In 20-round bout
AnriI 3. IL was announced today.
Ritchie informed Promoter Cohroth
that he would be in shape TO iight
within FIVE weeks Jim Buckley,
Murphys manager, was Immediately
called i'm and new articles were
drawn up
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
SchooImaster is Touted to Take Place
Lett Vacant by Joe Thinkers Detection

the season last year. when his name
was among those drafted by the
Brooklyn Nationals II meant his op-
portunity TO make good as a major
And Wilbert Robinson new manager
OF the Brooklyn club, saws that from
the reports he has on Move ne be-
lieves that the player viii make good.
He even thought the foosier boy
might be able TO All the berth left
vacant 10y Joe Tinker
Move is strict observer OF all the
training rules and his exemplary per
sonal habits should SO long way to-
ward helping him on his big league
career. In case he makes good ne
will be one OF several players that the
Indians have cast adrift only 20 rise
elsewhere.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
Bt RROUGHS FIVE TOPS
THE CITY BASkETEERS

The Burroughs team slill leads tho
city basketball league without a de-
feat TO h. discredir After being ont
PLAYED and outpointed in the first
half Of its game with y NJ O. at the
Burroughs gymnasium last night it
came up from behind due largely 10
the hopping OF Les Clark and won its
contest % 20 is
The Rayls won easily from the Mar.
ths Holmes i've by a score Of IS 10
-
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
WILL RUN FREE BOOKING
BUREAU FOR BASkETEERS

Spaldines Sport shop viii run
free booking system for baseball and
basketball teams.
All teams are invited TO register
and The sport shop VIII welcome all
Inquiries tor games and will assist
teams to book games in every way
possible
This system viii fll a need long felt
AMONGST amateur teams in Detroit and
vicinity. saving managers much time
and bringing teams OF their own class
together for the purpose OF scheduling
interesting games
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

-
~ Tommy Burns eX-heayyW eight
champion OF the world. now
manager OF Arthur Pelkey stands. al
the age OF 30 the richest man ia the
boxing game-probably the richest
man the sport has ever produced
Tommy recently confessed that ne
was worth close 10 a half-milhon
II didn't make it all in the boxing
game, he said but there is where
laid the foundation Tor my pile With
the money | realized from my fights !
dabbed in lands in Canada. when
there was a boom on The fight game
paid me nearly 100000
The Canadian Pacific railroad is one
OF his tenants, paying rem TO Burns
Tor "A ticket Office
Tommy was born in Hanover, ont.
in 1881 iie lis. still British subiect
tie WAS "a professional athlete identi
fed with lacrosse iu sos
In Detroit Burns took up boxing
HIS first fight was an accident he
was kdded into O scrap with col
ored boxer named Thornton and
Knocked MIN out for The price OF
cigars for his friends
This started Tommy in az a sure
enough pugilist lie took the name
OF Tommy Burns and by 900 had
fought his way 70 a chance at Marvin
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

show Detroit that ne has progressed
since leaving the city where IRE rs
worth living lie takes on one OF
mis- old Detroit rivals ar Windsor,
Wednesday night. Paul Sikora
Sheridan had mis- first workout in
Windsor, Monday afternoon. lie
looked fast and strong and didn't
seem TO be suffering from the effects
of his defeat a the hands OF Freddie
Welsh. British champion AZ Kansas
city the other night
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
BUSH AND VEACH
SEND IN CONTRACTS

The signed contracts Of DOME
Bush. shortstop. and Robert Beach.
outtielder were received by Charley
Nayin. secretary OF the Detroit Tig.
ers this morning
Both Bush and Neach have had
Offers from the Federal league which
they considered for some time before
putting their names TO Tiger con.
tracts
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
JOHNNY Killing PROFITS
BY CINCINNATI RULING

yCINCINNATI O., Jan 20.--Johnny
King. Red catcher. today has his uh'
conditional release from the Cineih-
natl baseball club lie is the first 10
be given his release after l0 years ia
the National league i'm accordance
with new rule agreed 10 between
PLAYERS and the National commission
al a recent meeting in Cincinnati
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
Detroit Tennis Club Plans to
Boost Sport at Annual Meeting

~~HE Detroit Tennis club VIII this
summer institute an active
- campaign to improve the sport
in Detroit not only at its own excel
lent club at Kirby and Brush SITS but
at Belle Isle and other parts OF the
city
1t will urge the building OF more
courts at Belle Isle by the city The
courts there take care OF less than
hair OF the players during the busy
season. Lack OF facilities discouf-
age many who would boost the sport
from taking part in IT,
IL was also decided to do its share
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

towards the forming Of an inter
lake tennis league with Detroit.
Cleveland, Bunalo and Toledo as
memb ers.
This action was decided upon al
the annual meeting OF the club held
yesterday All OF the officers and
directors were reelected as follows
President, Charles Spicer vice
president, Ross II Holmes Jr sec
rotary. Percy j Donovan treasurer.
Matthew y Whittlesey Directors.
Henry 6 Stevens, Dexter NJ Ferry.
IT, Richard n Doughty, J l.. Hlb.
bard. y II Bowen.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

~ PHILADELPHIA, Jan 20 chief
II Bender continues 10 get his
pitching eye In shape by in
dulging i'm all OF the winter sports
Of the day Ills latest athletic stunt
is competitive shooting AT the meet
ing Of the Point Breeze Gun Climb. the
chief was foremost among the gun
ners. smashing ID 1out OF 10, Sew.
ersl other Athlete PLAYERS were out
20 witness the shoot among whom
were Jack Lapp. Amos Strunk ant
Harry Davis.
incidentally. Chief Bender is at
present In fine physical shape lie
takes even more exercise now than
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
ONLY ABOUT 10 PIRATES
TO BE SIGNED Up YET

PITTSBURGH Pa. Ian. 20.-Only
about 10 OF the Pirate regulars were
yet 10 be signed TO-DAY. and it was be-
lieyed by the management that posi-
bility of the Federals making any
heavy inroads has been dispersed
Pitcher Charles (Babe) Adams, con
sdered Ptrsburg's most dependable
twirler was the last to send in con
tract
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
GEO. CHIP SHOWS HIS
PUNCH AGAINST O'NET

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan 90
Grand Rapids faus are satisfied That
George Chip, one Of the claimants for
me middleweight title has one o. the
srandest little punches in the game
He showed il couple Of times against
Tim O'Nei, of Chicago. here last
NIGHT and Referee Dickerson stopped
the bout between The Two men ~ the
second round. awarding IL TO CHR.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
HALF OF The TIGERS HAVE
SIGNED The l9l4CONTRACTS
HunCh tor Feds.

Heres a hunch for the Federals
WINS not Announce mat FIELDER
Jones is coins to manage Toronto.
lf would take -four days and four
nights for fhe Portland correspon-
dents to explain Fielder's lumber
business and explain Why he
couldl leave &c.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
RAYLS START TRIP WITH
FIVE GAMES On SEIZED.

THE Rayl basketball team starts a
trip through the northern part OF the
lower peninsula today, meeting Ira
verse City tonight, Manistee Acas
"Wednesday, Ludington Wolverines
Thursdays Hope college Friday and
Grand Rapids ~ Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
(1ARPENTIER KNOCKS OUT
PAT O'KEEFE AT NICE

NEW YORK; Jan. 2Ol-GeorgcS
Carpenter. French heavyweight, Is
sui knocking 'em cold. He put out
Pat O'Keefe, OF ireland. last night In
t~o rounds az Nice kid Mccoy, the
real Norman Selby, challenged Car
pentier aud will be taken on
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
Sheridan Comes Back
To "ShOW" Detroit Random

Hickey SHERIDAN, -C Chicago
wi lightweight IS back in De
truit TO show the fans here
Mickey chose Detroit some time
ago as his home But Detroit while
liking the former Jockey boy i'm
mensely as a happy go-lucky boy
didn't fall particularly for his box.
ing Then ill-health came upon
Mickey and he deserted Detroit for
Chicago
Now Sheridan has come back to
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
Frank Baker and Eddie Murphy
Killed the Cincinnati Base Hit

LILLIAN WEART o Philadelphia TELEGRAM
w Murphy the Athletics credit for hay
W ht slaughter on IN
last Wearts eserpton OF the event
Take Of
Giants Killed Tile cincinnati base nil
Merke or
out Baker
the Murphy the
10 Murphy scored while
credit for
OF
play could base hit such
OF America proposed
remembering BAKERS mt 'as'
a vote Cincinnati
AXE his the 1911 world IS
the who
nhed
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
lack BRITTON WINS
BOUT FROM GLOVER

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.--New York
hkd another exhibition OF scientific
(GthtIns last night. Jack Britton and
N1ike Glover. OF Boston. thumped each
nkher on the chest. chin and stomach
~ 10 rounds At the finish Britton
wns credited with having secured the
most points.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

Hart. 70 whom Jenries had given the
title when he retired Burns surprised
everybody by cleaning up Hart
Then followed very prosperous
period Tor Tommy Burns, champion.
He went to England aift- whipped all
their best men. but finally IN Austria
la was deleated by Jack Johnson
and why does fellow worth ,
900 fool away his time managing an
other scrapper2a Because its in his
blood hv can't keep on of the
game
Reports from tie west say thar
Tommy will try TO come back on Feb
%. boxing Battling Braut." an un-
known. in the same ring where Pelky
meets Kenneth
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
CJrNBOAT SAYS THAT HE
WILL BEAT JESS WILLARD

(. fCHICAGO. Jan 20 viii trim
Jess willard again on July 4 and then
push things along for a bout with
Jack Johnson" said "GuBboat smith
today. when he learned that negotia-
tions for the willard match had been
closel. willard has only one punch
la right uppercus- ,and J know how
"a stay away from It.