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The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
Financial Notes

According 10 the statistics of the
Interstate commerce commission. the
number OF employees of all classes
employed by the railroads OF the
and terminal companies. on June 30.
1914. was 1.7lO.2ss Total compen-
sstion paid for that year was ii.5sI. :
117.2s2.
The annual report of tho American
Steel Foundries 20 be made public in
March. is expected 90 show a net de-
noit for 1915 OF approximately $780,
900. For the nine months TO septen1 =
Der the company reported a deficit
OF t4s0.12T. but this was reduced by
earnings OF more than 1900 600 in the
Anal three months
In the FIRST hair Of the fiscal year
ended Dec. 81. the Chesapeake 4
1885. or 2i%. OF this gain over
t0T represented heavier rnerchandise
shipments. and about the same pro-
portion coal tonnage Most of the
gain In freight other than coal might
be elassed as war traffc." princIpal-
~ grain and horses for export.
Canadian Car 4 Foundry Cos Rus
sian war orders, totaling fs2 $50. 900
gross. have been turned over TO the
agency of the Canadian Car r. Foun.
ganized 10 handle the work The
financing % the manufacture % ths
orders VIII be taken care - by the
Imperial Russian Supply commission.
Statistios OF our foreign trade by
countries. just issued BY the tinted
states treasury for Novstnber. are
now available for analysis in con-
nection with the effects 81 tho war
Total exports of the allied nations
amounted TO t2fI. .7i0 900 in Nover1-
Der. 1918, a. compared With fftO.SaI.-
200 In November, 1914, an Increase of
I2T. Imports from these countries
20 the United states Increased 70H
The operations ~ the Hunp Motor
Car corporation are reported 10 be
showing gratifying increases The
business ~ the company IN January
showed = net gain OF sIes over the
business IN January % last year I'm :
mo, late delivery orders on hand. as
OF Feb L. amounted 10 21sss iurreaso
over the orders 90 the same date I'm
1915. This iH tho first year IN which
the BuDmobile factories have been
kept az capacity during the winter
months 20 meet the immediate deltv.
cry demand.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
BRITAIN MAY HAVE
A COLONEL HOUSE
BY UNITED PRESS.

LONDON, Feb. s.--President VII.
sons scheme of sending a confiden.
tial diplomatic agent broad has won
such commentator here that Eng
land is considering sending q Col
House" of her own to America, II
was reported today.
The foreign once. II was reported
is considering sending a skilled dip
lomat, well acquainted In America
TO Washington TO present views
from this government, Just as Col
House has acquainted American am
bassadors abroad, and foreign ON
ciaIs, with American ofYicial and
unofficial sentiment.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
Produce

DETROIT, Mich. Feb s--The story
Of the produce market at present u
very much Of a repetition aay after
day. Receipts IN ali lines are re-
duced by the cold weather. ,scrc "a
demand enough 20 keep the markei
firm In nearly all lines. but MOI
enough doing IN any particular hns
TO constitute a feature. Butter. esss
poultry. dressed calves and hogs
potatoes. rabbits and ip fact every
thing on the farm produce list. may
be- described AS quiet. steady and
nrm-
Apples -. Spies, s2.soat; Baldwtns,
S3sslt SSs; ste IS Rec. Vos bbl.
srssninSs SsGs.5o bbL. western boz
spp,es. Fl.7512,sS boz
si's5Gs per bunch.
Besss1Dried Llnas sIoIe 10.
Crsnberries-Howe's. ssos.so Dbl;
S:Si.sss:,ns,,ssi S:SS.s:.si. q D.s sSY Per crate
Chesss-Misnis gan t,a,s. isSgiske;
ported Swiss. sse; iiIn.urgsE. lib.
sss lons isls ssis ssas. ssiss ss sf.Ss f's.@ a. M
Dres.es C.Ive.-Fancy. IssI4e;
common. lac ISc ID.
Dressed Hogs - Light 80 loe;
F-eeA Vsxetshie.-Green peppers.
So ae,en ,,S 1sS =, III
sVe oo1en lettuce, l-t: lss -. io..
kans.S u& & 80 80
tonsross H-,rPh rar.,,s 49,, Tor
49, ies.oe ' a.
"a, hais, - SSla. Sns Ipyo-f5 a
10 81. "o-- 80 ~ - .
tomstoee; ss'sVui case piep'Sh'' ="
. .o1 ,,ar - ~
assc
.r.s s,1c' ase
4~ 49,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
union CASUALTY
WILL RESUME
Now On Sound Financial Basis,
Following Placing Of
Reinsurance

The Union Casualty Co. which
last week Was ordered 10 discon'
tinue business by State Insurance
Commissioner Johnson, OF Pennsyl'
vania. following the fling OF re
port by q joint committee OF exam
iners from Michigan. Ohio and
Pennsylvania. showing siote43.<7
impairment. has already placed suf-
ficient reinsurance TO put the com
pany back on sound financial
basis.
The Fidelity q Casualty CO.. OF
New York. Is one OF the several
companies with which reinsurance
arrangements are In course OF com
pletion.
Roger Byrnes. vicepresident and
underwriting manager OF the com
aanv. has issued the fSI' = ..' go
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
oelos csppsr Stocks

fimooa6ScsS - paine. Wsb6sr Q Co.
I'LL = n: Alaska TN: Al
\. ~ /: Amer. Zinc, ee3: Arcad-
6k; Ahmssk, ss5 Anaccnca.
)+L Cem-. .: Butte DalakIavA ~
@)oHp. Dsk Cal 4 ArlS-. n; Chief.
coI4es Rangs. sAH: calavsres.
8 4.16: Hast Butte. iix: Franki.n.
N 6fenby -: Greene Canana. 4s:
Ineock. isX: Hsivetia, 20; Isle
eyABs %: Inspiration Cons. 4S&
4n4i1pe, 8; KeWeenaw, AZ: Kerr
IN1gE 1R: Ia gaIls. 4K: La Rose. ss;
30 cepper. 1sK Msss-. IL: Miami,
~: IoSswE sst Maynower. s,
sss AZ Like ~ ,. Sip,,:sirs a. ~ IN co,' 2lc
!. .sIssy.. M: nay ce%s, .sx; sMa. M
SFiel = Boston, az shannon. 10
ss .s rpepsss asS sSo. sSsssSss SssS, com sss
&&Sf SAes Msch'y. pfd., asK: Tam.
\ l41k ~; Triuity. 10; Utah Copper
tH; ptah Cons. lsH: Utah Apex
~ u y emsitersI 10ik: Verde, sN
lforis IN; Wolverine. ss; wyan
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
TOCk MARKET
IS HESITANT
okerv and Traders Awaiting
NJ News On Lusitania
Case

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-The stock
,ayket looked ia Warrington today,
;oDsning Irregular and with no def
) in1ee tendency. while traders await
"a news on the Lusitania case.
4 United States Steel was up l-s at
\ ~ ~, Crucible loEt IL at 50 and
\ SI.schawnpna and Baldwin Locomo-
tlve each gained IL. In the rail-
soad list Rock Island sold upward,
md Goodrich led the rubber stocks
&jth = gain Of 5-s.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
NEW YORK pRoprcE M.RKEr.

Firm: sprins patent. ,s.a5gs 80
Tinssr Frm s: pssessss sss 1sS s,ssss ss5s
middiewest spot. s1oRiO10. sugar
Raw. easy and quiet; centrifugal &c.
test. - s36 ass; muscovado ss-test
1880: crushed, $3.50: powdered. ss.Io
granuiated. t6ds.s5, Coffee: Rio No
on spot. steady. SIS nSAc. TaIiow
Firm; special, tic: city. SIC: coun.
az gysee seefe No q ssy saSs 9Sie' clsrsp lgr%e 81 q z,
1.f5. Dressed poultry; Steady; tur,
keys goa soc; chickens. 1sis n roc
fowls. 1t4atsyc; ducks, lba2oc
1--we poultry: Firm; geese. 1sG 1sc
ducks. 16G1sc: fowls. l7is diskc
turkeys. 20d 22c. roosters. ieTi2ikc
chickens, broilers. I5disc Cheese
Firm: state milk. common TO spe-
cialsy 1<4feyc; skins. common "a
spec4s1. ~ 6fssc.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
ME, HIM & + CLOSES
THURSDAY NIGHT

On account OF the engagement OF
the Serge de Diaghileff Ballet Russo
In the Lyceum, Friday and Satur-
day OF this week, "Me. Him and H."
now playing In that theater, Will
close with Thursday evenings per
formance. The only matinee will be
given Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. s-opening:
Wheat opened with an advance ct
&c and a steady tone. Liverpool did
not go 10 pieces notwithstanding the
big slump on this side Monday Chit
caso was firm AZ small recovery,
Opening prices. Tuesday; Cash No, Z
red, si.3lA May. .si5S% July.
Corn is weak at Isi1c for cash No.
3; zoe for No. 3 yellow. and % hc for
oats are duh and weak At Sic for
standard, sec for cash No. 3 white.
and 4714sLc for No. white
Rye & duIi and easy at sioi for
cash No 9
Beans are nrm and inactive at ss.65
for immediate, prompt and February
shipment, and $2T0 for March.
Cloverseed is In good demand and
the market IS firm at sis.75 for prime
spot $3.50 for March, and sio.2S Tor
prime aisike.
Timothyseed is easy at 1913 for
prime spot
Grain receipts at Chicago. Tuesday.
were lt5 cars OF wheat. see Of corn
and 205 Of oats.
May wheat in Chicago opened Mon
ay al 81 2sftl2Si1 corn AT I5A q
TsAc. and oats At 47A G.
Liverpool wheat close unchanged
TO I'D lower and corn unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

The last four months have witness.
Cd a growth In railroad earnings
never before seen In n similar length
OF time. December continued the
the early part OF the month iudicat "a
little change In general trend. TWEEN.
ty-one OF the larger systems report 4.
,ns for or., coo a9 h,ss
month. show total gross operating z
crease OF 77<. Net earnings aggre-
gated ss7t7st74l an incresse OF t27.-
ss5.3is. or 7sr. Earnings of the Van
derbilt lines and Erie are not includ-
ed. as their reports have been delay
ed
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
ux,ox srock YARDS. M.

CHICAGD. III. Feb. S-Hogs. Ne-
ceipts. $4,000; market. slow. steady
mixed and butchers. s7.so4s.2o; good
heavy. sf.sOHs75: rough heavy, 81 80
s35 Cattle: Receipts $500, market
steady TO shade lower; heeves. $3.50
Ge.s0: cows and hefers. s3.i0Is,l5.
Texans. Ss.4ed7 7-3o. calves, ssa 1875 (;
Westerns. s6.S0Ts.l0. sheep. Re-
ceipts. $4,000, market. steady. native.
s..s5@si0: western. si7on sl5 I;
lambs ss75GIo.75. western. ssd
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
Nov interpretations.

Van Dyke Bakery Co. Wholesale
bakery business: capital. S150.000; /;
Joseph J. Shupe. Coleman n. ShIpe
and Charles Y. Wilcox. Incorpo ra-
tors. Thomas Berry Chemical Co.,
general manufacture OF chemicals; /;
capital. 100000: Thomas Berry,
Fred l. Colby. Edward w. Pendle.
ton. william r. Carnegie and John
w. Beaumont, incorporators. J. w.
Dopp a CO.. mercantile and manu-.
featuring; capital. $1,000; James w.
Dopp. George A. Sturges and Alice
G. Dopp. incorporators.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
sObBfN6 PRICEa-

gal. baked oeans lib. 500 SOC:
Lima beans, SiUi.ss Corn: Fancy
Maine. s,;is; .sstanaara. 81. Table
June. $50 standards s. Salmon.
tall; ss-!s. dat pings. soc Tomatoes.
June, $3.50; sified early June. sLfo
SACKS: Bran SIS saSssra ssissss m,asns.
Szs. tns middlinss. $50. cracked
s snS Sres, Gs s1ss ss: ~ sss
gan ps;sn.s s.; sseond patent $50:
patent; ;'.te per ebi - paper sacks
anneaisd wire. .Saio pc: pundle: gall
per spool: GALVANIZED Sheets. g:
sSss ssSss ,ss5 49, sor.s:s s.a: :ss, SEE p.1 c. a.
single BIT axes. IS. double 81. 81. 30
per dox: black sheet m4tsi % and
N-sauge, s.s5 ss-gaus- - 20: az
S.g.I.s SsqaI: ssS ssrte1 1ee .ns ss az az
on: large. ssc and ith on: machine
bolts: small, 7sc and on: large. ssc
and 10 OF list
green hides, fsc. No. I cured bulls,
f3c; No. green bulis- ioc. No I
cured veal kip. isc. NO. ! green veal
kip. isc: No. cured murrain. isc;
No. 1 green rnurrain. isc. No. cured
calf. Ale. No. l green calf. zoe; No.
I horre hides. $50: No. 2 horse hidea
e1.S0; No. 1 tailow. SIC: No. 2 taIlow,
sac. No hides. lc Oh; Nc. kir and
calf eld,i hs hsoo OF ,heepskin 'As TO amount
Detress Ofl-Raw iinsesd oil. soc;
boiled iinseed. sic gal In barrel Iots
Kerosene In wood. Diamond head
light l0.Ic; perfection, lie: palacine.
1Stc; red crown gasoline. lsc gal
PrsvisioBs-dess pork. s2l. tam
ily. t21 n q: clear backs. sis13 81 (:
smoked hams. l6di7c: picnic hams.
I14l1Izc: bacon. l661Tc: lard. IN
tierces. II nc; kettle rendered. Izhc
per ID
suEar-Correeted daily by w. II.
Edgar n Son: Crystal dominoes, 2-ib..
!s.so: DO: S-lby s?.so; Eagle tablets.
xxx powdered. ss7s: standard
powdered, 1910; granuiated. extra
coarse, ss.4o: granulated, fine. In
bulk, ss.30: granulated. 25-ib. cottons,
ss.35: crystal domino gran. 2-lb. and
5-lb. cartons. In cases. $3.50; crystal
domino. gran. HF cases. ss.70; dia-
mond A. 81. 10: confectioners A. fs.25:
No. I, So 20; No. s.. 80: Is: No. 8, 1910;
No. Z. ss.0s. No. 8. So; No. .. t5.95:
No. 10, $3.50: No. IL. 1855; No. IL.
$3.50; No. 1s. s5.75: No. II, f5.7s; No.
Is, s5.T5; non-cakIng mixture. s7.zs:
beet granulated. ts.lO per 100 Tbs:
household powd., rs. "a to cass. yi.se;
Do. 4s to case. $3.50 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
NEW YORK puTTER AND EGGS.

NV YORK Feb. s@Butter:
5lis ns2c tate dairy tub. 2s "a 30c (:
Imitation creamery hrsts. 23d23is g:
special 32iz n 33c. Eggs: Firm re-
ceipt, 1925: nearby white fancy. 80 "a
toc; nearby mixed fancy, 2sd 33c;
fresh first 20 ~ 33c.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
The following firms are pr,viIe

The following firms are privileged
10 execute orders on the Exchanges:
Co. II w Noble K Co. w. r. Moss
4 Co. Bennett. Smith a Co. Sinclair
Couls. joel stocksrd Co. Lewis q
West Vests L &c Co = r. Nfsy r MSocron,e a. roo, go < Co. o.
Emmet L sprague. Matthew Finn,
p. J.. Seymour & Co, A. w. Wallace
Co. Wm. II. Rose a Co.. Vim. A.
Pelton. MerrilI. LYNN g. Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

An electric process for drying lum-
ber IN piles Of Embarked logs has
been perfected in France.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

To whom II May Con~eru--Taks
OF February. A. D.. 1915. at . o'clock
.. m. at No. li9 Mjchigan-ave.. In tho
City OF Detroit. County OF Wayne and
state OF Michigan. All articles or
left In pawn with Julius steinberg q
Co. OF the City of Detroit. shall be
sold at public auction hy Ascher Moss.
AaS,''nssr MIeb r. accora. OF ,ns c,S c,S OF Detroit.
Section q of the 1912 Complied Ordi-
nances or the city Of Detroit
~ Pa lrs.,s,-. - ,Ax,iss. TN r*Spr.
JULIUS TrrINBERG q CO.
by JULIUS STEINBERG.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

Palm fiber material is being sub
sfituted for cedar In the making Of
cigar boxes.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
RUrTrn Avn rCCa-

EGHs-FreHh receipts, cases 'n-
ciuded. candled. CSC: current re-
ceipts, 2sc doz. Receipts Monday, SIS
cases
Butter-Creamery extras. 30c: hrsts.
INC; dairy. 2lc; packing stocks. isc
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

London has 1900 churches.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
CHICAGn GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Eco. S-Opening -
Wheat: May. up sc; July. down &c.
Corn: May. down isC. July. un-
changed oats. May unchanged;
July, up nc. Provisions: steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Hawkeye Is
Here For Gold
Cup Regatta

The Hawkeye. Commodore Albert
l. Judsoas hydroplane. which won
the Thousand leland cup on he -.
Lawrence river last week. "a the
first Of the eastern challenge speed
boats 10 arrive for the gold cup
races which will begin here Sept
J S. Knseshaw. 81 New York. is
mechanician In charge OF the boat.
which was towed 20 the Belle Isle
Boat & Engine Co.'S plant soon after
It's initial dip into the river II will
remain here until sGeg The races.
Peter Pan Seven. James L. Simp-
sons entry. vas expected 70 arrive.
Wednesday, flying the coloFs OF the
Columbia Yacht club under which
it vas challenged The Ankle Deep
Too, another eastern entry. has not
bee nheaTd from but is expected
soon.
l, IL expected that Miss Detroit
and other speedboats viii be in &C.
ton for trials by sunday The
races and trials are 20 Be held be
tween Belle Isle and the American
shore srordinE spectators an excel
lent view
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Entry List
For Cincy
Races Grows

CINCINNATI Aus % -Futrie-
received during 'He lasr few dav-
makes is certain that there VIII ba
more --a~tars N enc or~7i-z race a.
fAe Cincinnati speedway OF Labor
day Than have lined ur fpr any
auto --'a- hello ar any NJ -Ea Lead
i1g tracks % 'he country so FAR THIS
season
This .a~r is mo- srar'ra4 pa rhe
officials q ,ta -pesda ~. - T. q,
once stahH-hes .aa local course a.
one Of tho most lmpo-.ar' p Amer
lea, and ar 'he sam. time assures
tho Creates speed battle 'ha' has
been staged auyvhe-s This year
10 20 Monday nigh mo total on
trv lis, numbered % cars
Included ir no entry NJ, arc thc
following rario Resta. r y Rick
enbacher. Pete Henderson, Ralph
Milford Charles Merz, John u Az
ken Gilbert Anderson. Howard WI.
cox. Billy Chandler Dave Lewis.
Art Johnson, Ira Vail George Ru-
zane. Wilbur D'Alene and +. Chey
rolet
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Interest IntensitieS as
White Welsh Bout Nears

furnish the climax 10 AL these pre-
.-i-zry thrills Nas,rs Welsh arn
White. have beer kicking ire t|s'
% Colorado around. as hey J.' Tho
road FOR he 7asr week
Welsh has engaged 'ro -pa-ri--
partners, Benny Chavez aud jack
Braddon. later On. he VII adt
couple more White NlH have hi
brother. Jack White. and IS rounding
l7 a couple moro boys 20 box win
His Old trainer. Joe Thomas - ~
charge OF The camp and En-. Tr.ry.
known all over me world o. no
manager Of Pacxey Mcfarland and
also re ex-marsg@r % Wi.iie
Richie. il also in 'he Wnrn party
Charley Rose. OF New YORK. b. look
lng after the conditioning o' rae
champion. He trained him tor Tho
recent Benny Leonard match .u
Nsw York.
To date. there has nor been any
betting 70 speak or bur the sharp
hooters are beginning fo 'oos ne
market over Welsh. owing 20 no
tact that he Is champion rHl se-
plenty n cousid GRAFTON from The
-1eoulators, hpt Agf' 'ars 7tr are
IN ne habit % pilrEiaE on s-.,c
events are inclined - establish
White ? tavor,ts pIs youth. STAN.
ira and wonderful hirl1r povars.
the latter sttes'ed 20 -v HE .0nr
string of knockonts. ni'l probably
send him Into he ring rith .hr
odds in hts 'avo-
chicago &c sending q sDe-ia' PACK
q 20 10 doors WITH WHITE root
ers
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Wilson GiUeS Coli CredH for
Aiding Him In Clear Thinking

WASHINGTON fuR g. n mo
administrat'oa ~ Woodrow WI
mas been success crcQf me re- rIt
10 golf
Gol' g. creditaS by ne rr,-,4a7'
aith making possible No sob .nV ~
Euotty iu'ernatioral problems. hand
ing ~ Mexican affairs and oil mo
thousand and ono ihfnro p busy pres
id"rf must g. 10 golf no rests hI4
mind 80 Thoroughly he can mink
clearly and set irfeiligcT ~ during
working hours
President Wilson has orc ~ finest
set of golf stick In me country
They were made FOR rim 10 England
By a professional and given 20 him
By his brother. tctn = Wilson. Of
Franklin. "a
They ar" ionse- clubs that used
~ the syerage player each having
more han {5lnch shaft Hts
brother also gave hin a dceskin golf
tas 20 hold nO' only the ~ clubs.
but a rubber con- and hat the presi.
dent slwavs takes with hun When
hs golfs
The presidents golf game d.
characterized Dy Htendiness and
care. lie PLAYS what is known ss r
'shoft" game. taking two sho's POI
cover distance another plhyei
might attempt In one The prrsi
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
VIII Tigers Be the Ones
To Stop the Red Sox?
Open Series Thursday;
Last Game With
Macks Today

"A PHILADELPHIA. Aug, 2S.-lt be
rms 10 look as II The gentlemen on
IT. Jennings stat are about tho
lopiy ones lefi 10 stop the pennanl
6ashiBg Red Sox. The latter have
pecn msnIing everybody that poked
~ nose in on the home lot. dealing
omsshing defeats 90 White ScI ami
indian who have been IN the lead
While The loss OF Tuesdays game
q the Msckmen Is considerably
IBourned Inasmuch as victory
would have advanced the Tices
within lcapinx distances 81 second
place. all ~ not lost yet, boys
There are &c games yet 20 be played
IN this league by the Nsvinites
Six OF these are To be played with
Boston. and before the series with
latter opens there Is one more
tussle with the Connie Mscks. The
Ned Sox are about the only real
tough persons the Tigcs have 10 deal
With. and while The runners up
have been getting some severe beat
,ings al their hands, Mr. Jennings Is
cutie confident that Detroit IL ~
form to make better showing
cunningham or Dubuc Viii e sent
against the Mackn'en IN The last
eame II tie series today. Hughic
hid hoped to take the series bat II
appears row rs IL the best the Jun
caieers win get away with. viii be
three out OF four There is a very
rood reason for the loss OF Tues
day'a game by to 0 score-Joe
Bush was pitching joe has been
bad luck for the Tiges for n long
time and something on the order
Of wha, occurred Tuesday was not
Surprising.
A Majors or Sheahan will probably
"a the mound work for Connie
Detroit seemed 20 depend a great
deal TUESDAY or the hit-snd.run play
instead cf doing a little hunting and
changing defense 10 meet the
change In attack. for Joe Bush was
charge.
Detroit tuuhlei back into a tie
for fourth and nth places ss re
suit OF the defeat The Tiges had
numerous chances 10 score. but -
eome season or other were on.
able to get within flirting distance.
They never could quite PM over the
1esired run and he game went
scoreiess until the seventh inning
when the Mackmen care through
and ended the contest
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col huE
23-The stage is rapidly setting for
the Freddie Welsh-C harley Waite
worlds lightweight championship 60
round match under the shadow o.
Pixies peak before The elite Hundred
Million Dollar club. a. Colorado
Springs Labor day Both ooxe-s
have plunged into ne grind % siren
nous training With a dash and VIII
hat predicts fast battle
Colorado with this the biggest
sporting event in has ever staged
down in The middle ~ i's glorious
valleys and majestic halls. f. Lead
ing the world % boxing fans IN q
wave Of excitement which has rot
been equaled since The gigantic
Jess Willard -Agereratad The E7.te
hesvyVeizH' RANKS ny -gutl1f
Johnson into oblivion IN Cg5a
The sheer sides Of an IDEAL arena
cobweb-shapad. with seats FOR !. H1o.
are rapidly rising % me f~ece-.i1aa
clouds. which foa- very near ones
head here. g-de- the protecting
precipires % no heights watch
brought fame % he family % PIKE.
A hundred carpenters. Win mas
ter builder a. their hesf-BIL Farms
wor,h--a man who has built more
bah park grandstant- ard sfac ms
han he can count, are namme-i0g
banging and chopping into shape
this modern gls9ia'orial Dir Like
everything else. this -emsrxs bic
club Of Millionaire does ir .- going
20 bear The Brads'-e~f stamp % c1g.
Ole a. y MI Dor and then some
The gladiators who are going %
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Jockey Club Closes Season
Today With Excellent Card
Outsiders Took Money
Wednesday; Borrow
To Run In Finals

With the George llondrie Memo
rial Trophy competition the big
event. a severance card viii close
the season of the Windsor Jockey
club this afternoon
The horses viii be moved on to
Ottawa whore the next stand viii
ae PLAYED Stable began shipping
Wetne day Tn, Jason has been
exceptionally good FOR thoroughbred
running sror' ana The memory ~
The TWO meetings will be an invita-
ton for equally as large II not bet
ter attendInces next year
There IL no doubt that the sum
lnrT has proved ihc nos profitable
in years. Ideal weather, good horses
and lots OF none, combined to
make the meeting the success Il
was Unprecedented atrendances
were recorded every day 81 the two
meeting. and tho closing day is ex-
pected 10 bring oct n record crowd.
The hest horse 90 the track Will
figure in The nral> TODAY \ dozen
candidate are entered m The Hen
Dire Memorial Harry PAYNE Whit
ney has not been deuntod by failure
10 make good or two occasions, and
Nlth Borrow he VIII go after the
money again thi, afternoon
The card can stand some scratch
e.. a. the fields are all large.
Outsiders gc' iu'c the. dividends
unusually strong Tuesday. Prob
aAly The best eNRmli, of thig wac IN
the Allies handicap wen by Bell
Bow
Faths- riley Was 'he fsvorite AMI
every rody Wurei aboard AldeP-
arsu was also PLAYED strorg. hut
neither rot into tho for rank after
'hcy l,ft the post Bell Eoy vas
moro llsa four icugths ahead a. TIE
vIrr win Fountain Fay ana Tokay
behind
>nsr1.atlon VA good which =
ALWAYS The case Sit, a large crowd.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Watching the
Scoreboard
yESTEnpti'S UFRo

YESTERDAY UFRpt
Jimmy Johnston doing bis hest
to keip the DodRrr. win the Va
fion"I ,~pEur pvununt. Johnston,
In CsIcsEo. uHaeTesiimSt~d the
.tr~nztb l~tt % Gordsrni brown
90 three fingers and -fnrk bis unsr
IN front of the hail Hrsuiti :
broken nose Bud hospital bill
Eddie Ctcotte. - kpprkie hsiI fame,
NO LONGER ~ dreaded IinN for tho
Yankee. The New oTk~Ts lsmbast-
cd him for seven runs, lust enough
60 win.
The Yankee bounded from sixth
place 80 third by thriT victory.
charley untIrn and HoKer Prekis-
pauzh were the chief r~s-Oa= for the
Yankee advance Both basted nod
aeIded In great fashion.
Again ~ was Joe Bush Who broke
the Athletics losing strenk. The
former worlds series hero shut out
tho Tigers To o.
Bo.toB's victory left the distance
between Braves apd Dodg~r- lust
four games. I've Indians made W Sit
straIgbt defeats when thsy iost TO
the Red ser.