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The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
Produce Market

The market was very poorly sup
piled with live poultry again thu:
morning and under the pressure OF
long continued light receipts the
market l. working higher. AZ the
one. and anything like large receipts
would quickly take the edge on the
demand. The butter market In steady
but little slow. Eggs are coming
h~avy. and at present low prices the
market IL firm Potatoes are dull
and steady. and onions are weak
A,pt~s-BaIdwins. ff.seQz7s; spies.
e1Qaso: greenines ssasms ru.ses.
Z, SeqLTs: steel, :, re-. = -, ,,issoes1s per
ns.s1s.Sood shipping stock. si.s
81 per bunch.
s-s..-Dri.c Lsm.s 7nsse per ID
CssssEs-sLtogi.I ~ Fer ere sel
ceSery-lMiehigan, large. .sQ3oe,
S ca y : s.zssaso per crate; For
cA:s..-whclssals priss.; M Ne :,
i7xe: iimbsrser isK a1fHc: dorIes-
tic SWISS. 1917 tic: imported swfss.
20 q acc: long horns. iSh 0isc: dais-
les, iBh disc Ger 10
Cress~rrfss .howez szegss.;
Dressed C.ive.--Faney. t3ai3hc;
IL 91zc per 10.
Fresh veHefables-Gresn peppers.
sz7bG3 case, soc per basket: rad
ishss. Toe per dox.. lettuce. t00i1e
III; spinach. ti.2s hamper: parsley.
20 n Csc per doz. head lettuce. 81. 500
lso per hamper. dollhouse cucumbers.
t1.7S62; BRUSSELS sprouts, f7Qfsc
fP Ssrc ;o salSss sgSse per per s fs
kst crate; asparagus. Isasoc per
ss:...z.lmport.d Maiasa.. $500
Grape FrsIt--;,9a1s per crate.
Hesey--Fancy wh.te new, it6f1Bc:
amber. II d11c H., extracted. 7dsc 10.
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying
the following. prices FOR baled hay
IN car lots T. o. b. Detroit No.
timothy, tfs9is.so. standard. siy0
1850: No. timothy, ti3.SO01t: No
mixed, st30 1880. rye straw, $3.50
es; wheat and oat straw. tfdT
green hides, i5c; No. 4 cured bulls.
f1he. No, 1 green bulls, Ice No.
cured veal Kip. lie; No. I green veal
kip. lee: No. cured murrain, fsc:|
cured calf, isc: No. green
s ssss lee e o sor Ne S' ana s s.Is
on hsep,ssins. A. to amount Of
Is.ss.-eaiiforni.. ,,.asess per
Ii-~.,tei.ss per boz.
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MARKET IS
Affected
BY MEXICO
Irregular Action of
Prices Ascribed
to Tension
DAYS LOSSES
WEkE FhAClIONAL
Eitel Friedrich Case
Made to Play
Its Part
tcopyIrss sssn lsl e.. z IN: S.y rors

4 (copyrixht. 1915. By The New York
EVENING Post company.)
NEW YORK. March 1.-The r.
regular action IN prices on the ex-
change today was ascribed alter
nAtely to diferent csuses-one Of
which was the current unpleasanf
developments IN Mexico.
Prices advanced a fraction at the
start though the gains were irregu-
larry Distributed. an one or more
~ the usually inactive industrial
shares, some particularly blatant
movements occurred. with immedi-
ate bad erect on the general mar
ket Thereafter. the downward
tendency Of prices was continuous.
though slow. The days declines
were variable. but losses were not.
~ most casss. more than fractional
A. Wa to be- expected, the stock
exchange itself was busy NJ the
close, endeavoring TO and new argu-
msnts for the weakness Even the
SlnIuc1Zy Eitel Friedrich was made to
20 its part. Final prices were all
around the lowest.
There was nothing new In the
money market. or IN foreign ex-I
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cluded in his budget reques, for

cluded In his budget request for
yi.l5o.o00 for model farm and re
formatory to be located beyond the
city limits.
The SUPERINTENDENT annual re-
port shows that the workhouse not
only proved self-sustainirg last year.
but Melted proft OF siT.ss214
During the year 1916 prisoners were
received In the institution and $50
were discharged About 30 per
cent OF the prisoners were sentenced
20 between so and 90 days.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK Mar. i1.-Fiour: Quiet
and nrmL Pork: Quiet: mess. sis.Se
97o Lard: Flrmer; middle west
spot ss.se9is- Sugar: Raw. nrmer ,
centrifugal. 80 test. sl-f. muscovade,
- test. s5.s7: refined. quiet. cut loaf.
ss.sS: crushed. ts.sS: powdered. ss.s5
Oslo; graduated. sS.75Gs Coffee:
Rio No. on spot IAG7%c. Tallow:
Quiet: city. - asAe. special TO
prime. si.i1h. No. J. s99s1i1c. Glow
.er. s1isc9sio1A. Dressed poultry:
afie: fowls. f5i1 6isc; ducks l26
isc. Live poultry: Steady. geese,
i0ai2c. ducks. $50 30c. fowls. IN %
iske: turkeys. i361sc. roosters. "a
gi2hc; chickens. broilers. ItQ17c.
Cheese: Quiet: state milk. common
to specials. i4617c. skins common
to specials. sG14ac. full skins. 80
Sc.
Butter: Dull: receipts. $3.50: cream
cry extra isc: state dairy tubs. 1870
Csc. imitation creamery frsts, Fl l,
q 7zhc Eggs: Steady: receipts. H.
4ss: nearby white fancy, 73c: nearby
mixed fancy. 200 20 iac; fresh nrsts.
I1sk 1i0hc-
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spbn FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Loe.

Mu.Areems-sO o tSc per ID
Osanges-Californi Nevelsl y1to0
sac. s.or,sr az ssss S.i iO Ss ee sses;
Spanish. si.sS per crate
Pi.e.ppie.-fioriaa '1seeAIs per
sss.....-xiehisan. In carload lots.
s ss.' $50 sss per ssl. % per Sa
PssIrry-sprinss lsI ole; hens
ise: turkeys zoe: No. . hens. ise
re n P S.S B SSss.sy ss sHr.as /:
Qise: geese. is0lsS; turkeys. 20
s,rswserr,e.-soqs se per quart =.
sweet rss.,ee.-jsr.sys. kiln dr,sd
n7s per crate; Delswarss N'so
r.iis-~No, l. sae; No. :, .xc ID.
JonsINe PRICES.
sai: baked beans. liz. So esse; Lima
sfi iS .s. S Soc sra Table aS Sss,. ssi
Standard ns ii; ssfs.S 30 Zoe, Sal:
mon: soekeye tail. tlse. nat, sase;
4ass ssd Az 'i a. Als.ns p Sss IL
sS-ly Jans; si.se: sifssd early June
Fs-i-JoSSlas price. In ieo-Is.
a.; ssks AM bran st sss ss.Ssss soss
sss: e corn ". ana %. chop. SO ton.
Ftesr--Joooing prices: Best Mlehi-
fepp. patent 49, second patent ,a:
spring patent ssio per Dbl. In paper
Hsrsw.re-Naiis $3.50 case; an
nsaled wire. sls0 bundle: painted
earbed wire. point 81; salvani.ed
;sess ssas :. sssssS r. s a ssDf Us: 81
gauge. ts.IS; single BIZ SronEed axes.
$3.50 per doA. black sheet steel. ~
and ~ gauge. sa2s: IS gauge. saSo;
Has II ssqSs ci,. .Sa s af fsc ana s psr
cent on list; large. Toc. 10 and on:
maehine bolts. small 80 and 8 per
cent on list; large. sSc and on list
,.s t a., n1sssa -, Oh n ssrr. sg Ia.s
Kerosene. tank-wagon or iron bar
rels; Diamond headlight, Gsc. per-
lection. SIC; palacine. sic. crown
s1soiiss; isas per cal cal ,,..s. ~
ily. sls.se0 II; clear backs $isglI:
smoked hams. IS D isc: briskets. Ito
lie shoulders iles picnic hams. ~
9iohe. bacon. $50 isc: lard IN tier
Cos, lie: kettle rendered. lie 10
Esssr 4 sons: csSs,ai Soninoss. !
IN, ss.ss; do. S-lhl. s9.eS: eagle tab
lets. sIsS: cut loaf. ss.i5; cubes.
$3.50: xxx powdered. $3.50: stand
ard powdered ss.tS: graduated, sx-
ira coarse. ss.1S. do. nne. In bulk.
sse5; do. ss-ib. eottons. sslo; crystal
domino gran. f-lb. and 5-lb. cartons.
In cases. ss.s5; do. HF cases. ss.ts:
diamond A. selS: confectioners' A
80: No 4. sSss: No. 5. $3.50; No. s,
sS.ss: No. I. $3.50. No. g. s5.T5; No. >.
$50 No 10. sSsS. No. IL. $3.50 No.
~. sS.5S. No II. $3.50: No. IL. s5.5o.
No. Is. $3.50; non-eaking mixture.
ssT5: beet granulated. $685. per 100
slse: do. a. to case. s3.7o per case
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
Legislative Briefs

LANSING. Mar. fs.-The oEg bill.
authorizing the common council OF
Detroit 10 borrow money for the pur-
pose OF acquiring lsnd and construct
lng q library building. r. now ready
for the governors signature, having
been passed by the house Thursday.
On motion Of Rep. George II. Palmer.
Of Detroit, an Immediate effect clause
was attached 20 the bill.
LANSING. Mar 1.-THE Culver bin.
exsmpting school electors OF the city
of Detroit from the qualifications i'm
posed on them In other cities. was
passed By the house yesterday after
noon. The bill contains an Immediate
LANSING. Mar. ii--An amendment
10 the act creating the state labor
department. winch places free en-
gioyment agencies IN Bad Are; 81
was passed by the house On commit
tee Of the whole yesterday. In dis
GUESSING the measure Rep. oodfreid
osftsl. OF SebewaIng. declared that
the establishment OF more such agen-
cies In rural districts would serve 20
% away. TO q srss, srtsnt Win the
larger cities.
LANSING, Mar. IA bin prohibit
ing trespassing on the rfghts-of- way
Of railroads or fnterurban lines was
By Senator Walter r. Tay-
Tor. OF KaIsmasoo. yesterdsy after
50 days IN jail r. imposed under the
terms OF the bill.
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n.-iss..ee 90 Bslsism.

q LeIdIch'a international Bureau
Of Travel has perfected arrangements
through the mediation Of the Germa y
government TO transmit money 10 ~
places I'm Belgium. Anyone who de-
sirss 20 transmit money not exceed
Ing 800 can ID no through G. Leidich
tS the following places: Antwerp.
Arion. Ath. Audenarde. Bastogne.
Bever1oo. BraIne Ie Comte, Brugges,
Brussels. Charteroi. Chimay, Courtrai.
bramont. Louvafn. Lfege. MasseJck.
Marche. Nariembourg. Mecheln, Mons.
Namur Neufchateau iprovincc Lurem.
bure). ottiEnies, soisnies. sottegern,
Spa. Thuin. Tfriemont Tongeren.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

Nathan Gold and Harry weinstein
were sentenced by Judge Phelan. 10
serve from two to IS years each In
Jackson prison. for burElarizins the
store OF Rice q Ash. on Jefferson
ave. recently. and stealing clothing
valued At $1,000. Sam Seidman and
Jacob silver. pals Of the young men,
pleaded guilty before Judge Connol
ly. previously. and are awaiting sen
-tence-
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

UNION g-oC KYARDs. CHICAGO.
Mar iz.--Hogs. Receipts. 1900;
market. strong 60 10c higher mixed
and butchers ts.ssGss71s: good
heavy. ss.76as.s9: rough heavy. 50 Is
d $40: hight. sass ass: pigs. $500
steady. beeves. tS.50asT5: cows and
heifers. t330Q $50; Texans. ss.4Gn
$50. calves. $3.50 t.7s sheep: Re-
ceipts. 5000. market. slow native. 81
as. western. s7.2s0s10. lambs. s1.s5
$3.50: western. $3.50 sic.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
Live Stock.
EAST pUvraLo LIVE STOCK.
Dunnfsx a stevens

EAST BUFFALO. March f--cattle:
70 cars: market. slow. prime steers
plain and fe eoar. 70 sser1s ssoies
handy steers sT.Ts0sz5: fair 10
good. sT.2s9T.7s; light common. ssTs
Of; yearIings. sssoas75: prime
s ss,,.s. ;.r,ssgtSs5si ssod sutess.iag
sTs best Tat cows. Ss.s06T: good
si.seab: Gamers. ss.T5a425: best
bulls. te7se7..s: good killing bulls,
Hogs. 20 ears: market. ssG lec
lower: heavy, t76 40: yorkers and
mixed. t7.5aaZs0. pigs $40.
sheep. 10 ears. market strong.
top lambs. si06io.ss yeariings.
sT.5o6T75.
Calves: s501i.5o.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
sTocKHoLDERs MEETING or
n. g. n. n. COMPANY

ns',e: .s :: hsrsey siysn tsst The :s.
Deiray Connecting Railroad Com.
pany. for the election ~ Directors
and the transaction Of such otacr
business AZ may come before the an.
S a.. AZ e ~. % BE held ss :: g, ss
Detroit Michigan. on wednesday.
March Ill., 1915 AZ p m By cr.
tsisned) ,. ~ sANDEHe
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
COCKLEBURS IN
MANS STOMACH

SAN ANGELO. Texas. March II.
Three full-sized cockieburs were
taken from the stomach Of wallie
withers. draymsn. For months he
has suffered with stomach trouble.
An xray located the cockieburs and
the operation to remove them was
a success. withers doesn't know
how they got into his stomach. p.
S.-You ought 10 see q Texas
cockiebur.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
CHICAGO pUrrrn mAaxET.

CHICAGO. March l1.--Butter: TX
tras' 7ske. nrsts. 23a35c. EgEs:
Cheese. Twins. 1sha1g&c: young
Americas. t5[ q ice. Live poultry:
Fowls, 1ehc. ducks, iz6isc: geese.
s0i0c. springs. lie; turkeys. 1tc. Po-
70 q aBc: Wisconsin white, 32n4oc;
red. 300sSc; new potatoes. receipts,
1l cars
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

The orasri nr on t Are
Co. IL ". Noble q Co. W. Z. Moss
q Co. Jack u. Thomson. Lewis q.
S ws.s Z Co. Emmett s L spTssus' &c cnss
y. Merrill q Co. A. w. Wallace q
Co. william n Rose q Co. VIM. A
Nesr q Co. w. b. Mclaughlin. v. X.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

TOLEDO GRAIN AND YRovTsIoNA.
TOLEDO. March iz.--wheat: Cash.
sts7; May. 81 ssh July. si;a5 c2rn;
oats: Cash. Gle; May. seEc: July.
sskc. Rye: Cash. sIi3 cloverssedi
cash and March. ssfs1i April and
October. tses- Aiske: Cash and
March. $40. Butter and eggs: Un-
Shanged Hay. No. timothy. $3.50.
No Timothy. s1i61S; light MIXED.
sif; No. 1 mixed. SIS: clover. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. Mar. I1-HORs: Re-
ceipfs. 1900: &c higher: workers. ,7.15i
pigs and lights. $3.50: mediums and
heavies. tsbS: roughs. s5.ss: stays.
slIs. Cattle: Receipts. cars: weak.
sheep and lambs: Receipts 5 cars;
goo; 1900 lover: top. 50.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
CITY Physician TO Get job Back.

Judge Murphy Nsued q mandamus.
Friday afternoon. directing the poor
cemmisston TO reempioy DIT. Felix J.
Przybyiowski as city physician. The
doctor was dropped from the payroll
several months ago. but went into
court on the proposition that he was
under civil service and could not be
Discharged except for such causes a.
are provided for IN the Law. The
court upholds HIS contention and or
dcrs that about $500 In back saissy
be given him.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
Grain and Provisions.


DETROIT. March Is--ciose: wheat
had arm and nervous opening and
the general situation was described
az acute There was cash demand on
Thursday. but foreign prices were
The -four situation In this country
s.n very BAD BAD; The leading mills q
several o. the important ones An
minneapolis are out Of business
Toledo reports the mills quitting and
IN Detroit the milling business l. far
rsem a ,s The mills md In many
and make more money by sslIing
their wheat for export Bakers
have not taken kindly 20 the adj
vance IN hour, Their attempts 20 al
SHARP opposition and they watch very
closely for low poin,s on which 10
take -Four This makes the milling
trade unsatisfactory and unproht-
wheat was quiet during the great
er part OF the session on Friday.
Foreigners were not doing much, but
there was little desire 20 sell Rcars
were held In check by the snallness
not good -and the weeks exports
from there were hess than those OF
week ago. The Argentine visible
supply 10 Increasing slowly. Freights
declining. Argentina Is said TO have
lto million old and ESQ million
Bushels new corn on hand. Late In
the session some small lots were sold
for export NJ Minneapolis and CHI
wheat ala not hold quite ~ Its
advance. bat closed &c higher FOR
July; Nc for May and e Tor cash.
ccmpared with Thursdays close
Corn advanced W and oats lie.
Raana Advanced Sr
wheat quotations: Cash No. red
wheat. sIss; May opened with an
advance OF &c NJ tl.5A advanced 90
opened s ana =, ,i.s' asssnesd 70 n.ss
and closed at sl.:s; No white. sl.Si.
Coarse grain quotations--S,orn:
Cash No. .. cars At T3Lc; No. 5
yellow. az cars NJ 1tHe' No. : vel;
Oats: standard. cars at Ssc. At
soc: No. white. car at SsSes No.
4 white. / car nj STE closing at
RYE. Cash No. :. 1 car at ,i.iI !
Beans: Immediate. prompt and
March shipment. 81. May. $3.50
cloverseed: Prime SPOT and March.
ssas; ;smPls r. red e e n1,n. Al ,,eiie
ss.se: sample Alsike. IA bags a, sF.fs.
20 nj $3.50
Timothy: Prime spot. $50.
Receipts IN the Detroit market
Friday Included 1.ooa hSls- Of hour.
s cars OF wheat Of corn : OF oats
(, OF rye and OF oats. withdrawals
we're 1900 bbls. Of -four, s.oeo bu- OF
wheat 1900 hu 90 corn and S.oee
bu. of rye. stocks are fSe.ooe hu- OF
wheat 81. 600 bu. Of corn. tt.4ee eu.
OF oats. 1890 IN. OF barley and Ia
liverpool corn closed I'd lowe
Exports OF wheat and -four Frtdss
receipt OF wheat. Friday: Duluth.
frs cars. against 81 a year ago. Mn
neapolis. IS cars. against i4: Chi
cawo. 81 cars. against ~; southwest
$4,000 hu. against $4,000 bu.
& The Argentine wheat Visible sup
ply Il sees.ooe bu.. against $4,000
hu n week ago
Primary wheat receipts were sfs.-
600 buL. against s3s.cee eu a year
ago
cHIcAco cRsIS AND PRSyIssoNs
w Sn9.. MAJ h1y M 10 &c. July Up ~ &c,
oats. Mar. up &c: July. unchanged
Proyisions. Generally slightly higher
Noon--wheat. May. up Nc July,
mo &c. Corn. May. up Nc. July.
up Z c. Oats: May, UP NC: July. up
c1o.e-wheat: May. up fxe;. July.
up fc. Corn: May. up &c: July. up
&c. Oats: May. mp &c: July. up &c.
Provisions unchanged 10 slightly
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

asc. dairy. ale; packing stock. lie
n.g.-Fresh receipts cases In
ciuded. hrsts, 1sc doz. Receipts. 1.fzs
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

TOLEDO, Mar. 11-Hogs; Receipts.
light: market steady; heavies. $3.50
SIS: mediums. teseQsss; workers..
ts.sogI: good pigs. ssa6so Calves:
and lambs: Receipts. none. Market
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
Detroit Stock Elk.


These quotations subjse, to COM
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

%EM YORK. Mar. HI Money on
.csll. TN Per cent Time meney; ~
~ rcsss ~ eix neeshs nsrcsntils
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

And this is Of vital import
ance, especially where the
health of babies is concerned.
United States Government in
vestigators also prove beyond
argument that pure milk such
as our perfectly pasteurized
product is food of the highest
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

pvssnss the plain seat ks.s--tAst
. sfsht-Ti~es Deb Depsrt.e.t>--
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
Eat More Milk
Its a Food"

But be sure that it has been pasteurized! Be
cause pasteurized cows milk is clean and pure,
and more easily digested than raw milk.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13
N. Y. Cotton Report.

oucsatIons br HAYDN. ssene . Go
The Detroit times., 1915-03-13

nutrition and its use an ex-
cellent household economy.
II you have children in your
home and IL you want to keep
the family's digestive organs
in the pink" Of condition.
drink lots Of clean, pure, safe
"pasteurized" Milk.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-07

FIRST RACE Purse. sam; 2-year-old,: selling
four and one-naf fIrlones 'Crisrie 1oo: Broom
straw. loS DlmIetta. los Rose Water l0s: ]. Z
Virgins. 10; Eddie T.. ITO; Tar Brush. IL; Phi
Iuger 10.
SECOND EACE-Purse 500: Swear olds and UP
ward; selliu( hne miIe 'Bofsrt. lG: Euterpe Ito
Gair Chase': 10; 'Duau.sns. 10; Hoisinston liz
% rs True. liz: Lucky Georr-. liz; srohn, liz
orhr- Court l,H
THIRD RACE--Prr.e $40: 4-y..--olds: selling
six furlonss. 'Srit Fire. u: Mrs Nc 10: Rustlin.
Brass. io2: Perpetual. lrc: The Governor. io2
Francis. ZOE; Cordello lcc: Water Lad los: Dryiad
lbs; Mr. Mack. los.
FOURTH KACE-Rr.- spc: &year-old,: VI
Ing: six iuTlonrs. 'Apriss rs: .Canncck q; xii
day. q: Frcda johnson lnn: Fort Monroe 100
'haser. l"2: Miss Chaucer. loe; Alcourt los: Salon
lo7: Gordon. lle.
FIFTH RACE-Pu.e 500: ,-year-ola., foaled in
Canada four frrlongs Wishing Wells IoS: Hccla
Flame. los; Ban Shore. 10; W. A. Wright. III
Billy Ffew, IL: Cooper King ll3.
SIXTH IACE-rurs. $50; selling; mile and
seventy yards. Golden Lassie 100: 'Sehnapps. 100
Energetic. 10: Smiling Mag. lo5: BLACK Earl
l6: Asa Hcardon. los: shmbercr. lo': Tiri, l07
Fly Home. To-: Nalas. 100: Kazsn. IL: Milan IlG
SEVENTH RACE-rure. s5oo: 5year-old. and
upward: selling: mile. 'MiDda los: Aus,er los
Mimico. lT: Ford Mai. ~ 'Th. Rump lo7: Lad,
London. ITO; Balfrou ll2; Durin liz; Gersrard !l2
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-07
CARROLL TURNS DOWN
CONNIE MACK'S OFFER
Fordham Third Stacker Announces
Jumping to New York
Giants Camp.

New York. June Crank Carroll.
third baseman of the Fordham nine,
sprang a surprise on the Maroon root
ers after. the Fordham-Holy Cross game
at Worcester today by signing a con-
tract to play with the Giants.
For the last few months. Carroll. who
has been burning UP things around third
base in college circles. has been consid-
cred as a sure recruit for the Athletics.
This report was strengthened when Ira
Thomas. the scout OF Connie Mack. was
present at several Fordham games and
held several conferences with Carroll. 1t
was understood he was to play with
the Philadelphia Americans as soon as
Fordham finished its schedule at Holy
Cross today.
Carroll decided to abandon the pro-
posed contract with the Athletics when
he was offered much better terms by
McGraw during the last week. He wired
his acceptance to Secretary Foster, of
the Giants. late today.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-07

FIRST RACE For cv-arods: selling FIVE wv
long. straight BROOM Gown. R: 't1sh-ak, -
Jc-rv IT. cs: .TrsIc- Inr. Edna Kenns. i"
SECOND RACE For 3-yearolds and un"ard
selling: one ard on.-Ito"nth miles GUY flsher
M Wooden Shoes Ip. 'Ray o Light. lcS: &c VI.
Nner Ill: Beethoven no. Al Bloch. n" Mar
shnn IN: a Sullivan. H.
THIRD RACE ,ezr-nlds and upward SIX ana
o-.hzr furlnnxS man PerthshHe. lis
Rolls los: Stone Hens.. III: kzviade. loi: distant
Shore fnI: Mack Eubanks. los 'orotund. Is t1ia
Bison iH: Minstrel. To-. Plantsgenet, y; Der
vish -, Beethoven 6
FOURTH RArE-For year old, and upward; the
Mckinney Hsndicap: m~. Fiittergold lls
Rocs-i.v. i2s: FLYING Fairy. III; Adams ESrr-Ss'
lo.: Double E,-. ln2: DISTANCE. q.
FIFTH EACE-Fnr 3vesrold- and upward: stee-
rlecha.e; the Certerrort: about two miles. Free
AID Fa.v II, Rock Abb-v 80: Frjolee. II S-oset.
lle: Gun Cotton. ls': Bryndor. l8: zellwcod. IN;
Old Salt lS.
SIXTH RACE-For Srear-olds and upward: ~rrn
frri,urs main CUNTS Star and Garter. lh: Ros.
Marine los: 'D.nsh Do lo5: Sir William johnson
liz Roll- US: Fl Biod LIZ Prairie. rs: North
Light. los: Menlo Park, no
I'll -
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-07
Secretary Shurtlef, of Local
Body, Received Answer
from Dixie Organization.
LOCAL PLAYERS REGISTER

The Richmond Amateur Baseball As
ISOLATION is not affiliated with the Ma
tional Amateur Association of Baseball
Leagues of America. Secretary Harry
Shurtleff. of the local amateur associ-
alton. received an answer from his
communication to the Richmond au-
thorities in reference to this matter
The Southerners claim that they
haye not yet Joined the National Asso-
ciation although they did have this
movement under consideration. Since
none of the other big Eastern cities
in this vicinity has Joined the Rich
mond authorities are waiting for some
of the other associations to lead the
way.
The committee appointed by the local
amateur ASSOCIATION at the last meet
ing will take this matter under con-
sideration tonight at Spalding's store at
S O'Clock. Just what the local body
will decide is, hard to predict. as the
attitude of many of the local magnates
are in favor of joining while others
cannot sec any benefit in such a move
ment and are strongly opposed to this
affiliation.
The following is list Of players
registered and released in the various
leagues during the week ending
June s:
Terminal Railroad Y " E. A. Leasue-Frank Z,
Sullivan. Union Station; Fl. J. Kesrney. Auditors
Government LagIe-O r. Blair Foresters; KYLE
p. AlsbrOok. Commerce: J. 4. McKenna. Com
merce
Departmental Ieasue-T. NJ Thompson. Treasury !;
w VI. Dyer. Treasury.
Rosedale ka-ue-J. T Myers Columbia: Charles
G. Hansen. Columbia: Wilbur HiIdebrand. GibraI
tar; Adolnh Seebode, Gibraltar; @. 5. Cullum, St.
Paul.
Northwest Sunday School Leagne-Walter Cox
Central Presbyterisn; J. NJ Riley. Whitney Ave-
rue: John Hoffman. whitney Avenue: Thomas L.
Degnan. Whitney Avenue: Albert G. Rogers Whit
ney Avenue: William Bergman. Brightwood: G.
Leakin. Br.shtw"od: William Camilla. Bright
wood; g. Poole. BrghtwOod: Raymond Fl. Phillips
Central Presbyterian: Joseph ". Belcher IT.. Cen
trial Presbyterian; Lee Hart. Central Presbyterian
F. l.. StrohbecScr. Central Presbyterian; A. Mac
donald Central PRESBYTERIAN.
East Washington sunday School I>zgle-w F.
Martin. Reformation William H Long Refoma-
ton; LLOYD Kaiser. st. Agnes; F. voSts ST.
Agnes: J. VI kavell. st. Agnes: G. E. F1ynn.
Keller: W. X. Little. Keller. William T. Morti-
mer. Keller.
East Washington s. $. LeaSle-c. L. Cullun
81. Agnes: Stanley g. Herr. St Agnes: Steward
s Hayes. g. Agnes; William F. Ferguson, ST.
Agnes; Iual Lewis Reformation: Lester H. Sea
bright, Reformation: L. e. Brady. Keller: Edward
/. Elliott Keller; p. D. Miller Keller
Government League-Philip II. Hungerford For
orers: Bernard J. McLarner. Foresters; KIM
Foresters; Don D. Ward. Foresters; s G. Wal
resberg. Conmercc