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tc Punishment that is administered
% ,he family
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FOR SALE.

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orator, Kitchen cabinet, dining table,
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CHAPTER TX.

TATIIEN the preacher took The
EKl train IN Boston for the
w south, his friendly merchant
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! chairs and other articles. Also ST,
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Address l19 South 5th st. Guthrie
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West Oklahoma avenue.
FOR SALE or trade a good meat
market Phone 399 Or see j. S. Il.
Hall
SINGLE COMB Rhode island Reds;
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south: eggs So and IS per 16; guar
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BAlLEY'S GOLDEN BUFFS--Buff
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~ ! West Cleveland, block west Of
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COTT'S r. G. REDS at Oklahoma
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CONTINUED Tomorrow.)
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
SIT IN ON THE
WAKE AND OUT
YOU WILL GO
nan JOHNSON.
American League Boss Resur-
reefs Corpse and Issues a
Firm Warning
ATHLETICS HAVE ALL
But FOUR PLAYERS IN
Frank Chance Says That Charlie
Murphy is the objection
able One"
BY HAL SHERIDAN.

NEW YORK, Jan. Zf==rt 3 L dtfftt tiay
that doesn't bring some new major
Lacquer into the Federal league camp,
but as the headline writer's are get
ting accustomed 10 Il, President Gil
more and his followers should pull on
something real zippy. such as resur-
recting a corpse. or something OF that
sort, such as Ban Johnson did yester-
day Johnson predicted the death OF
the Federal league, Monday but now
comes out with the statement that
any American league player sitting IN
on the wake, need not expect to re-
turn 20 the Johnson fold
Il hereby tell one and all that /
viii not even talk 10 them said john
son. the hereby evidently indicat-
ing arm decision and the one and
all including everybody, even the 81.
Louis Browns Possibly Johnson has
decided the Federals are not as dead
as he thought, but II lie hasn't changed
his mind who wants 10 sit IN with a
corpse?
The Federals announced that Pitch
ers Ford of the Yankees, Willett OF
Detroit. and Camnitz OF the Phi!lies.
Joined the ranks yesterday As VIII
lett and Ford are American league
men. some reason Is apparent IoF
Johnsons hereby
With Bin Killlter and Ad Brennan
in Philadelphia today the Federals
are threatened with learning how II
feels 10 De the owner OF jump. the
two Philles will confer with Press-
dent Baker and may frog back 10 their
old team. it IS declared.
There was considerable activity IN
the old organizations In the signing
line Yesterday, the Athletics announc-
ing the receipt oil contracts from all
of the regulars with the exception OF
Plank. Coombs. Thomas and Danny
Murphy. The Federals are mus free
10 claim them. sherwood Magee has
signed with the Phillies, and Al Dem
aree's CONTRACTS was received by the
Giants. Catcher Henry and OutteldeI
Shanks were lined mp by Clark Grit
nth.
coy Dolan signed with the St
Louis Cardinals. Detroit signed Bush
Mckee, Veach and Demmitt The II
gers now have II under contract.
The National league also indicated
that II also expected 10 start the sea
son by announcing the schedule meet
ing would be- held here. Feb. 19.
Frank Chance is quoted from Los
Angeles as saying that Charlie Muir
ply is responsible for the organiza
ton OF the Federal league. Chance
declared that Murphy vas an 'ob)ec
tiOnabe figure.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
DETROIT "Y" OUTCLASSES HAMILTON
in ABSENCE OF ITS STAR FORWARDS

The absence or two OF the regulars
OF the Hamilton ~" basketball team
made its defeat at the hands OF the
Detroit "" by a score OF 20 10 II at
the 'Y" last night OF less value than
1t would have been had George Mad
gett and Frank Harvey. the regular
forwards. been in the game.
However, the game Was fast and
cieanly contested Detroit outclassed
Hamilton minus it's two stars. What
the result would have been with the
men in Is doubtful.
For Detroit Boosey played great
game. He was everywhere and shot
with fine accuracy He was the only
Detroit man on the forward line to
remain In the entire game, Schneider
replacing Sutton and Vinton replacing
kreitz with two minutes TO play.
Mazer and Wilson, Detrolt's star
guards. were not put TO the test by
the substitute Hamilton forwards and
they managed 10 score themselves,
Mazer getting four field baskets and
Wilson three
These with the six fouls Mazer shot
constituted by far more than half OF
Detroits scoring.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
In Spite of His Signing With
Federals, Tiger Boss Has
Faith in Pitcher
DESERTER Is SUBJECT
TO NO PUNISHMENT NOW
Until He Actually Reports To
81. Louis Club He Is Not
Considered Outlaw
BY RALPH L. YoNkER.

Frank Nayin, president OF the De
troit Tigers. believes that Edgar VII
lett, the Detroit veteran pitcher who
signed up With the St Louis Federal
league team at ST. Louis. Tuesday. de.
spite the efforts OF George Moriarty
10 hold him for Detroit. will be with
the Tigers when the season opens
think that the sight OF some ready
money was too much OF temptation
Tor Millett, said Navin, Wednesday
morning. Right here is letter from
Willett written the early part OF this
III be the first man 10 sign his con
tract as soon as he is released from
the baseball fraternity promie.'
Navin read part o. the letter II said
that the writer OF il appreciated the
way that he had been treated in the
past and that he would remain loyal
10 the Detroit club. lie said that he
hoped that none OF the young Tigers
would be foolish enough TO consider
terms from the Federas.
According 10 story from st. Louis,
Willett cashed draft for 81 500 there.
which Is supposed 10 be part payment
on his first years salary or bonus
for allowing his name 20 be used by
the Federals at this time.
"Willett has committed no offense
against the Detroit-eiub or against or
ganized baseball I'm merely signing
with the Federa,s or allowing his
name 10 be used" Nayin continued
Unless he reports 70 the ST. Louis
team IL the Federal league for the
purpose OF playing with them he has
done nothing that ca be officially
censured.
"Nillett IS not subject TO any pun
ishment In the way OF a fine for what
ne Las already done. | expect that he
will change his nj LG about deserving
viii be with us again.
Il disllked 10 haze Willett sign with
the Federals. and made every effort
consistent with good business judg-
ment 20 keep him sent George Mo-
riarty down 10 St. Louis 70 see him.
but apparently George was unable TO
bring him around. Now that Willett
has signed nothing will be done about
il from this end He will undoubtedly
ask 10 come back. which he can do as
far as am concerned the way things
stand now"
Willett is one of tie veterans OF ,Ae
pitching stan He Cobb and Crawford
are IN only memrArs OF the team who
were with the Detroit club through It's
three years OF championship winning
He Is the only Tiger who has signed
with the new league.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
Windsor Instructor Says Mickey
Has Picked Up a Lot of
4 knowledge of Game
MEETS SIKORA TONIGHT
WITH RIVERS IN VIEW
Wants to Make Good Showing
Against Detroiter so He Can
Get Bout With Mexican
BY RALPH l.. YoNKER.

Paul Sikora, Detroit lightweight,
and Mickey Sheridan, OF Chicago,
meet in the windup at the weekly
show at Windsor tonight. The bout
Is one between scrappers OF second
class. but It will be popular among
Detroit and Windsor fans, because
both OF the boys taking part. are well
known here.
Sikora hasn't been particularly busy
this winter, but plans 10 get things
started Immediately after his scrap
With Mickey tonight. This means
that he must make fine showing
here with the Chicago Turk" this
evening. or accept minor bouts
through the state.
Sheridan wants TO make the best
POSSIBLE showing because a bout with
Joe Rivers at Kansas City. depends
On tonight's fight. He made such Il
favorable impression with his willing.
ness and gameness against Freddie
Welsh at Kansas City last week. that
the fans want him back for another
headline bout.
Sheridan has been working out at
Windsor, and according TO Johnny
Whitaker, instructor across the
river, Mickey right now is at his best
s"Sheridan has picked up lot of
the fine points OF boxing since | saw
him last" said Whitaker. He is in
the best OF health. is in good condi.
ton, and has a world OF confidence
Took for him TO put up fine battle
sSikora has been quiet about the
bout, apparently preferring to let his
work tonight speak for itself rather
than talking about himself before the
battle. He has been working hard
and is In good shape for the contest
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
GREAT
SEASON FOR THE
SHORT SHIPPERS
Harmonious Meeting at Detroit
Brings Forth Excellent Re-
suits for Racers
DETROIT Is ADMITTED:
GETS OPENING WEEK
Grand Circuit Ruling Affecting
Non Winning Horses is
Adopted

Officials OF the Michigan Short Ship
Racing association today predicted the
most successful season ever for the
circuit In 1914 following an enthusi-
astic meeting OF the stewards OF the
circuit at the Griswold hotel, yes.
terday.
Detroit was honored By being given
the opening date OF the season, June
is to 20 The new half,mile track
within the mile track at the state fair
grounds made possible the admission
OF Detroit.
Lima and Rockport, o.. were also
admitted. Admission was refused TO
Grand Rapids North Randall (Cleye-
land), Cadillac and Toledo state fair.
Toledo got is old week, however Bay
City got TWO weeks.
H. &. knill Jr. OF Port Huron. was
reelected president. and George D..
Conner, secretary treasurer OF the as
ISOLATION. John Carmody, OF Port
Huron, is again master OF transporta-
ton.
minimum OF $500 was placed on
all purses. The Grand Circuit ruling
providing that horses not winning
money in their class may start in a
slower class. was adopted. Horses
not in the money In two consecutive
races. may start IN races two seconds
slower than his bes; record, three
races, three seconds slower. and SO
on
There will be eight cities 10 have
$1,000 stakes. four in each OF the fol
lowing Monroe. Jackson, Port HUI
ron. Saginaw Bay City, Lima, Toledo
and Rockport
Stewards as secretaries OF local as
sociations who were present. were the
following Detroit, George u. Con.
ner. Saginaw, Louis G.. Smith; Port
Huron, *. G. Knill Jr.: Bay City,
Frank $ Cooke: Kalamazoo, f. II.
Colby, Jackson. Y. c. Badgley Mon
roe. r. ). Scott Toledo, George c..
Bryce; Marshall, II. 5. German, Char
lotte, Chas., Sattler
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
JOHN B. WILLIAMS
SENDS IN CONTRACT
Observation-Disclosures Pit c h G I
Mails His Papers From Hon.
0luIu--Is Right-Hander

The signed contract OF John b.
Williams. the Hawaiian-American
pitcher, with Sacramento for the past
two seasons. was received at the De-
troit club offices here this morning,
according to Charley Navin's an
nounCement
Williams isa resident of Honolulu
from which he mailed the contract.
His father is an American, who once
played with the old Forest City club
OF Cleveland. His mother Is a Hawaii
an. tie was discovered by Babe Dan
zig who once lived In Honolulu.
Williams is a highlander Claude
Williams. the left-hander, signed sew.
eral days ago. The new man won II
and lost seven games for Sacramento
last season.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
SHORT LENGTHS

4CatIeft, varsity hnlf-back ut the
University OF Michigan. who was
aiming for the hurdles and quarter
Ixile run on the track team sprained
81 tendon i'm his thigh and viii DO out
n the season.
HHastfngs high school basketball tenn
Y playing its games IN the Hastings
~ hall.
XrThe Southern Michigan association
= " signed up all It's managers.
Xuennett Cup balloon rnce goes 90
xpnsas City again.
Xrhe center and one guard positions
VI Central highs basketball teanV are
III doubtful. Newell isn't quite sure
u his job at center and Codd may
Re out ut guard.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
Mike Gibbons Doesn't Look Like
A PLuq-Ugly; He is Modest Too

and kngpn OF Welters LOOKS
M like dangerous in the ring but outside o II ne ne mn
his cahower aside from that no one not personally
a fighter
looks but in actions Gibbons makes You think OF any
members of his class When ne Nike u9esp
pugs And he has very little 70 say ABOUT
resembles weloe piece Of ma
that guide
Gibbons lie has the
he
which adept
handle himself And he pretty nearly
In July he made
of the combination his home
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21

Coach Day Of the -. 4. =. T. III.
loacn Aeaser taking his place ten
porarily.
The Young Mems Hebrew nssoeintIon
nasketnal team VIII meet the Y NJ
G.. \. Blues at the formers aymnastur,
tonight.
Edward a. Upton was again ei,,.,.s
president OF the Kentucky Horse
breeders association At thoir meettng
az Lexington yesterday.
Vale was eliminated from the inter
cPllegiate basketball race in the east
last night by Princeton
Johnny Vain. brother OF MILES ,tnIn
lletrolt pitching recruit. has been
signed TO pitch for saginaw ~ ~.
Southern Michigan association.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
BROOKE PUTS HIS PENNSY FOOTBALL
! men THROUGH STRENUOUS PRACTICE

wind maker known 10 football
coaches After sprinting for some
time. the men take distance jaunts
TO give steadiness TO their develop
ment
r 7 Hare and the other members
sof the board OF directors OF the Red
and Blue athletic association believe
that Brooke is on the right track I'm
putting on this winter work. He
is able 10 look over more men than
he is during the short interval pre-
ceding the selection OF the varsity
eleven In the fall. consequently his
efforts are heartily Endorsed by the
Penn authorities
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
The lineup and summary follow:

The lineup and summary follow:
DETROIT. HAMILTON.
sutton.
Schneider .....L F,.s.. Lees, Neale
Boosey ........ X. F...... NiadgetL
Burton smith
kreitz Ninton &C. .....,... Neale. Lees
Mazer .......... l. g. (captD Webster
Wilson (capt) TX. G...... Stevenson
Final score-Detroit IS. Hamilton 2
Score frs half--Detroit II. Hamilton
.. Baskets from held--Boosey O. VIII
son 2. Mazer. sutton. Lees 3, Webster
., stevenson. Baskets from fouls
Hazer 6 In 8 Webster in 5. Fouls
committed stevenson g. Veals .. Lees
2. Burton, Kreitz g. Mazer 9 Roosey.
Schneider. Wilson. Refercc-MOris,
Notre Dame. mpire--Buss. Central
H. S. Time OF halves--2O minutes.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
Wf/leH Told GnUbo,1
He W onM be Loyal

GULFPORT, Miss. Jan. 2l.-Tiger
Pitcher Edgar Willett went to st.
Louis last week and has not returned.
Mrs Willett said this morning that
he had gone on business.
She admitted he had received an
offer from the Federals, but said that
she didn't know whether he had
signed.
In an interview given local news
paper shortly before he left for st.
Louis. Willett declared point blank
that he would remain loyal TO Presi-
dent Navin of the Tigers. although he
had not sent i'm his contract
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21

DHIIAADELPHIA, Jan 2i.---Just
how anxious Coach George
Brooke. Of the Penn football
team. is for winning eleven next
season Is shown by his untiring work
With the men this winter Every
day the players report at Weight
man Hall, then are put through a
DILL of light work on Franklin feel
This work includes kicking. passing
and falling on the ball
HFollowing that line of practice,
the players go under the stand and
practice fast starting. This form OF
exercise not only develops speed and
physical alertness. but is the best
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
DETROIT SKATER WILL
COMPETE AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. 21.--Bobby
Mclean, the youthful amateur skating
champion OF Chicago, will have TO ex-
tend himself to the utmost II he re-
fains his title at the National Anna
teur championship TO take place at
the Elysium tonight and tomorrow
night. Among the well-known cracks
who will compete are Keene. Roe and
Robson, OF Toronto; Macdonald, OF
Detroit; Gunderson, OF Chicago Ahl-
10th. OF Duluth, and Fisher, OF Mil
waukee
The Detroit times., 1914-01-21
CHAMPION HOPPE AND
SCHAEFER MEET HERE

Willie Hoppe champion, and Jake
Schaefer, Jr.. play the first two blocks
OF their billiard match at the Pullman
academy this afternoon and evening.
Hoppe will attempt to run 5000 points
during the three days he Is here. while
Schaefer will try for 1900. Hoppe
defeated Schaefer in their match at
Ann Arbor which closed last night.
Ionfa admits making a little money
on It's baseball team after blanket
tax had been levied on the business
men