davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09

After the show go 10 the English Kitchen for q dish of New York oys- ters or steak. chops. salad. etc.
 Advertisement. 243
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09
FIRST AID MEETING.

Dr. R. B. Durfee will again address the First Aid class at the Y. w. C. A. home this morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09
Al K. OF C. HALL

Bring your invitation to the Impe- rial Orchestra dance Friday night at S-Advertisement. 237
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09

A car every hour, Bisbee to Dou as. Good cars and careful drivers American Stage Line. Phone 366
 AdvertisemeI
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC

The English Kitchen will stay open Intil l a. m. every night. guarantee ing the public the best of service.
 Advertisement. 243
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09

Expert repairing on fine watches and jewelry; diamond setting. engrav- ing and general repairing. Minton. the postoffice jeweler. Lowell.
 Advertisement 343
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09

Kitchen for q dish of New York oys- ters or steak, chops, salad. etc.
 Advertisement 243
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09

Do you know that M. Curran, the automobile painter, is back on the job again. First class automobile, carriage and wagon painting. Old Ma son Building, Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09
EAGLES DANCE

Saturday, Feb. 10, McAleer Orches- tra. Dance S:30. Gentlemen Sl.O0.
 Advertisement. 312
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09
NOTICE

This is to advise that my wife. Mary Bulka, has left my bed and board and that l will not be responsi- ble for any debts contracted by her.
 JOE BULKA.
 Advertisement 235
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09
sso oVERcoATs FOR s2o

Just a few more left Miller's Shirt E Hat Shop. Main St.
 Advertisement 30
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09

NEW spring suitings now in. Mil lard & Batenan, Leading Tailors.
 so
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09
PORTRAITS THAT PLEASE

irwin Studio, Main Street. S57
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09

Dr. Playfair, Osteopath, 9S Mason Hill, Mason Hill car stop.
 (Adyertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-09

Ride on the American Stage Line 8isbee to Douglas. Phone 36S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
ARRESTED AS
DRUNK, MAN DIES
IN POLICE CELL

As their names were called. early
Thursday morning inmates OF the
bull pen az central police station
golden rule DRINKS placed there for
safety and 10 undergo SOLDERING
up-stepped over the inanimate
form OF one OF their number. lying
on the floor, thinking him only
little drunken than the rest.
Finally. Lieut. McLennan called
the name of Harry Woods and the
name was passed down the corridor
10 the bull pen door by various pa.
trolmen.
Harry Woods" called the door
man. but the form on the floor did
not stir.
Stupehed by the liquor he had
drank, he had died without even the
ones who lay sandwiched in beside
him on the hard Soor knowing that
his soul was passing.
Pinned on his breast was a badge
slRnifying that he worked az the
Ford factory. and in the desk in
the other room was over $50 IN
money taken from him for safe
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Telegraphic
COPPERS ARE IN
GOOD DEMAND
Steel Is Firm: Trading Shows
Tendency Toward Inn
prOvement.

NIsW YORK. Jan 26 The New
York Evening sun financial review
Thursday said
There were brief intervals or
greater animation n todss's stock
market but trading as whole was
little more extensive han IN the pre-
,ious sessions ,hi- week Traders
are not nndlng II easy 10 set an AIDE
quate supply ~ stocks and tho re-
suit is general sutfening OF prices.
Any sudden news OF bearish char
'acter could have but little eject on
such a market
The overnight news developments
were scarcely OF market wise innu.
cnce
Discussion OF loan 10 Arsentinc
was the main interest in financial
circles today
In the stock market there was
particularly god demand Tor cop
per stocks Gains IN that group
ranged from 20 points
The steel stocks wcr. arm United
states Steel aeld for the most part
iractionally above III up about a
point
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Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Jan. 75.-Close--Ldver-
pool wheat was dun. but the Ameri.
can markets opened with firm tone
some wheat Wednesday helping the
strength.
\ new element has entered tho
market in the shape OF SPECIALIZED
German syndicate formed for the
purpose 81 hncking tho British wheat
buying commission The jerms NJ
arr said 20 be buying W the wheat 50
that the British cannot Ket IL. They
are SAL 20 bay on all breaks and
force the British Ro pay the high
price. Foreign tuying Is being
watched very ,ioseN as IL is common
opinion that prices can advance onlF
When exporters are taking wheat. IT
10 claimed by good statisticians that
the American surplus Is all sold AL
ready and foreigners are only want
ms FOR ships 10 carry The grain home.
The present price Us believed IN
weil informed quarters - discount
AL present conditions There Is no
actual scarcity in this country. bot
bulls are. shouting that The surplus
Will Pc exhausted before nest crop
is available Thc British are said go
have bought SOME wheat WEDNESDAYS
and % great deal ol corn and oats
Mlll. are doing d slow 0our business
and MANY ary shut down heca ~ ~
tbr duti -four demand Cash wheat "a
not IN demand ia the Detroit mark
cash and May wheat closed We
h.gher for the day and July un-
changed.
corn ana oats advanced &C. beans
and cIoverseed Sc.
Thgr.days wheat quotations
cash $50 RED. \. May opened
~ nm advance 20 at - 9'r,-
toucheE $780, and dee 'ined 10
$780, Inly orened at it5,. al
81 40. I white. 81 Sol.
Thursdnys coarse grain quotations
Corn. cash SO 3 sl05. 40 3 'rl-
low 500 SO. yellow si0ti4
standard. soiaC ~. ? white.
500 40 : white. tfr
Rye-Ca.h 80. c>>sl a..
Beans Immediate sno prompt
sn .pment $50. TehruarN tj.35
Seeds--Prime red clover. 'io 90
March. 5000 aisike sii timothy.
Receipts N tho Detroit market
Thursday were 900 aols ~ hour. =
cars OF wheat 90 of corn. ~ Oats
and of 'ryee shipments we're 1000
bhls ~ -four, 600 hu. ~ wheat and
5000 hu ~ corn stocks are $4,000
hu 81 wheat 1893. 900 hu - corn. 2fs O.
n60 hu 80 oats and $4,000 bu - rye.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday Du-
Iuth. is cars. against So 2 year aro
minneapolis. l57 cars against ~
Winnipeg. aft cars. against 25t. thi-
rrgo f6 cars. against ift southwest
2sa 900 bu against 100000 bu
Primary wheat receipts were. Sta
600 bu against 1853 900 bu. year
Exports 81 vhca, and nour 100000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
STOCK TRADING
is STILL LIGHT

Trading on the Detroit Stock eN-
change Thursday morning. was at
a standstill with nothing outside "
the crippled condition OF the New
York market 20 which TO attribute
the cause for the inactivity Not
more than hair dozen sales werc
made before noon. and these were
scattered thru the list, with prices
generally weak.
As long as peace talk continues
il is the opinion Of the commission
house men that The public's tenden-
cies toward timidty Will continue.
Many are now waiting 10 see what
the outcome of the president S
speech 10 the senate a few day
ago is going 20 have
Even stocks that are not affected
by war or peace, are being forgot
ten. altho many OF them are HOY
ering around attractive figures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
BODY" FROZEN IN
ICE TURNS OUT
TO BE SAWLOG

Coroner Rothacher. Police lnspec-
tor Julius Kling former harbormas-
ter, ard Police Surgeon Griffth
Thomas risked their lives amid the
ice foes Of the Detroit river Thurs
dsv morning 10 rescue a wellmean-
ing and harmless los which had been
imposed upon by heartless joker.
Tho log was dressed in a coat
and derby hat a workman stand.
Ing on the Solvay Process coupany's
dock sighted it. and the police and
Coroner Ro,bacher were notified
The coroner viewed the ice-bound
figure thru held glasses. and then
ordered Polar expedition.
sturdy rovboat was comman-
deered and the trio OF officials fore
ed labored way thru water and
ice 10 learn in the end that they
were on timber cruise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Duunlnx A stevens

Fast BUFFALO. y. T.. Jan "a
Cattle. Receipts, Is ears, steady
good 10 choice. is768io5O fair %
good. s. 90 dy25 plain 10 coarse, e.. .
a %. yearlings, dry fed prime. $40
$50. light butcher steers, $3.50 q s:
best butchering steers and heifers.
mixed. fs0lS75 western heifers, 81 -
Qs.25. best heavv fat cows. 500 8.
butcher cows. s5.75ds.50 cutters.
s5.25 q IS Gamers f4.z5d i.ts fancy
bulls. s. 60 n s5Q. butcher bulls, sS.Ib
a 1.2F. common pulls, $3.50 no. good
Efockers. s6,25 G675 light common
stockers. $50 so. feeders. 50 10 17.25;
mixers and snringers. s70al10.
Hnga-- Receipts. so cars; steady
h"ary 81 65QlI.70. yorkers, 81 so q
Il s.. pigs and Lights. s105 0GI075
sheer Receipts 10 cars. stead;
top lsmhs slfN1460. yearlings. Sl2
n ] . Tethers, Sil y I ! rs ewes.
s1n" 1928
Calves S5TiSSn
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Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKYARp,

't' HibNN YIN Nhi oip' ~ Nhb'.
DETROIT Jan. rs Cattle Market.
all grades strong. ebc higher than last
week. Rest heavy steers Seps.55; best
handy weight butcher steers fse
s-l5, mixed steers and 7heifers fIn :.
handy light butchers. s6n 1928; light
butchers. $50 So best COWS. 5000
100 butcher cows t5.50TS25 com
mon cows S500G55 Gamers f4W
500. best heavy bulls. $500 -,
bologna bulls. S5.5Og o 3D. stock bulls,
ga $50 feeders s65Od 80. stockerS.
SIS tCit. mixers and sprinEers.
sfouf5. Veal calves Market strong,
best grades. ii2ni3.5o, heavies, ssp
S sheep md ambS Market strons.
best lambs. So; fair lambs, sl2n
1890. light 90 common lambs, flOh
$50, yearlings. tl2.5O a 1900, fair 20
good sheep, SSd9, culls and common.
50 q & so. Hogs. Market prospects:
! DC higher, hcavies and workers, fll.-
20 q ! 80 pigs. ii026HiO.4O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Jan. ?5-Fiour
Quiet and hrm Pork Firm; mess,
se., , spSt ,stoaisso e" Sugar " Raw
easier. centrifugal. % test. 1902.
a a,isto' cut loaf. $40 crushed SIS
powdered. ss.sb; ersnuiated. Sc q
& so Coffee rio No on SPOT. DC.
TaiIow steady: special. ill-c. city.
102.c country. ~ q i%c. Hay Firm.
No. I. sioS1i.i0. 40. ,. so 81 y c
clover. 6Sms7isc Dressed poultry
Ff~n,er. turkeys GOA 33c. chickens
IeT?Sc fowls. 16d2fc ducks f2ff
fsc. Live poui,ry Firm geese Ia
iec ducks. 1T &c fowls. 80 y CSC
TURKEYS. 70c roorters. i5c. chicken.
brothers. i9H2 ic Cheeae Firm state
milk. common 20 specials. 20 \. n
sfs.c. skins common 10 specials. II
a2ic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Says Tubers VIII Reach q.

Potatoes which are now selling
at $3.50 bushel in most Detroit
grocery stores. will reach 50 in less
than two weeks in the opinion Of
Den B. Jacob. secretary OF the Ora
tiot Central market. which has just
received several carloads from MIN
nesOtA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wHOIvsai- prices.
Crystal Dominocs. Alb. sl0.65. DO.
BIB. sio.e5. Eagle tablets Se.S5. cut
loaf. $3.50. cubes. s1Sb. XXN\ pow
dered. s1.eo. standard powdered.
$3.50 graduated, extra coarse, $3.50
do. fine, In bulk. STi5. DO, 2B-lb. cot
tons. f7.S5 Crystal Domino gran, 2
III and 5-ib. cartons. in cases s 55.
o.. II cases. s7e5. DIAMOND 4.
t715: No .. $40. 40. s. sT.OS No. :.
g. 80. = sos 80 a. SIS 90 40 10.
tbss No II. Sc No 10. s. 20 ~.
non-csking mixture. ts25. brett Fran-
ulated. e05 pcr 100 lbs househ DID
pow'd. Is q 20 case. $2O5 do. IS
70 Gaze ts05 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Butter--Extra creamery. ASIA N.
creamery. nrsts. 3tt7c. dairy. &c Id.
packing stock. gfiSc III.
Egg--f resh receipts, cases inc'ud
cd 0rsts, G4tsc dor. currer receipts,
s7kc doz Receipts Thursday iS5
cases
Che~se-Mi chigan rats &c N~w
York. GO domestic Swiss. ga $50
imported swiss. 30 y sOc brick cream
gOl1c. long horns. eshc Mitch gsn
daiaics efc 3D.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Held For Girl. Death.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. rs
Miss Nell Harvey. OF Exeter Cal.
was founded dead this morning at
the Leonide hotel. on South Msin-st.,
with marks OF violence A short
time later Herlan J. Winter. motion
picture actor. was detained as A.
suspect, but he insists the womans
death was due TO a hemorrhage-
Winter says ne Is a son OF former
District Attorney Winter OF New
York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
CORN BREAKS
ALL RECORDS
Sells at S1.03H in Chicago
Pit Market Today; Trad
ing Brisk.

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Corn again
broke all previous records on local
market Thursday when May corn
sold for sl.03 IA bushel. This
is l.2c higher than the high mark
set Jan. is when II was quoted az
sl02 81. July corn reached sl0l-
IA. The prices are tho highest
since 1868.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Teeeap1e FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Local

keeping when he was brought 10. >
Acute alcoholism is thought 10 have
been the cause OF death. altho Corr
oner Rothacher has made no re-
port. pending investigation. Ford
employment officials were notified.
His home could not be learned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
CnICAGo Live sroCK.

CHfCAGO Jan % Hogs Receipts
81 600 Market. "a poo hi~h"r Mixed
ana butcher sli 10m1t.f0. good
heavy tlf.30di1s0. rough heavy.
piF~. g. 90 u 1870 Cattle Receipts
,.000 Market strong Beevos a. 70
~ - H4 caN't and heifers. IS q Q p
81 00u 90. Texans. sS6571 $50 ca ives 8.
sfl .0oN 10. 90 sheep. Receipts s1oa
Market steady 10 l0c igAer. Ma
tive. sg-6dffOo. western. so 90 81
HOO lambs. ;1l.55Glf25i western.
81 NGfrfaE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
curcAco nTTrrp u.RkrT.

CHICAGO Jan. 90 Butter ENtrNa,
2srsc. nrsts. 35ism IS ". dairxJCN tras
33 . 1tc. nrsts. Sli7 n22ist Eggs
Prime ordinary. 90 a2c. hrsts ssA
IA f0C Cheese Twin. - m &c l.
Young Americas. 2ad2aiac Live
Poultry. Fowls 10C. ducks. 2Nc
geese. i4di6c. springs isi5c turks.
22c Potatoes Receipts 10 cars
Fancy west f200H2t0 isconsin,
~ son %. Minnesota. 81 sea 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Ian. 25.-ciose- Wheat:
cash si.9it May. si.sSTt July.
July, si.O3l. Qsts Cash. 6oAc,
MAY eiAc July. 6sEc. Rye Cash,
ti4s cloverseed: Cash. January and
February. ;li.o2is March, $40 30,
Aprii. tioss. october, ta.56. Alsike;
Prime. sfi.35. March. fil.45. limo
thy: cash. s250 March s2.52h
butter Brick creamery. sec. tub
creamery. $3.50. Eggs Fresh can
died. t3c. fancy selects CSC candled
storage. SIC fancy storage. coo. Hay
unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
crnp corrTn STOCKS


Dcirnu hank clcarlurs Thursday
vkrc s-.6s9. 1857 Total clearin~s
for 1917 10 date amount GO sies
o24.4i7Sc hs against Sl2t'as.8Sl 81
for the CORRESPONDING period ir
1916
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
cLENELANn LIVE sTnCK

CiEVELNNp Jan 20 Hogs. Re
ceipts. 1000 active 20 poo NiEher.
workers. sli 90. mixed, sllo5 me-
q irrus. Sig. pigs. Sl0T5; rouehs.
St0S5 stays. 81 55 cattle Receints.
y ears SLOW Sheep and lambs Re
Ceipts cars. steady top so ..
CAVES Receipts. 200 steady top.
sft-5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Nr.M Nnnk nITrI:n All nees

INV YORK Ian Butter.
Firm. receipts. t65a creamery ex-
ta. 900 iutac. do. special market. a.
rHg state dairy tubs ava SOC .
.f.ff1iIou creamery hrsts 90 q 32c.
grF Stf-r-~ receipts. SOL, nearby
,fIfa fancy. f7uFsc. nearby mixed
fautl. t0u-iec. fresh hrsts. f0u &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
new YoaK coT-roN MARKET

The Columbia National Tire insur-
afr~ compnnr has declared an initial
dividend - three ncr cent PAYABLE
Feb 10. 80 stockholders ~ record
Jan. -. Tho gross premium Income
for 1916 amounts go $50 0un an Inc
crease - 100 per cent over the uIe-
coding year Patrick Notid. of Man
istce. a former member ~ TIE com
panys board. was elected q director.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

TOLEDO. Jan IS Hogs Receipts
GOO Market csc higher. Heavies'
81 ana ~ mediums. 81 ao0 as.
yorkers siin1i.eo. good pigs. S1oSb
6l01a calves Market steady,
sheep and Lambs. Market steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
ON tho approved claims 10 credit

ON the approved claims 10 credit
ors sgRreEatlrg about $3.50 900. the
security Trust company. receivers for
tho Williams Brothers company.
wholesalers in pickles and other
products, rs sending out checks COW
erinE the FIRST payment - 30 per
cert. The plant and six acres Il
land on Grand River-avc., valued al
$4,000 remain 70 be liduidsted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Tho following nrms arr privner-d

.l nNfr lfa orders on the Exchange:
w y Noss q Ts Carlyle A Povah.
Geo " West 4 re u r Maccrone
& Co. IT " Sob CO.. ~ l. Sey-
rtour q co " q ughiiu. Mer-
r.1 Lvuch & Co. W Hamlin \
CO VIM A Necr n Co. nclsir
ruulx Emmett I. Sprague n ~
Rose 4 CO.. r X Peiton A Co. Joel
stocknrd 3 Co Bennett. smith n
Co. Lewis q. Gorton. w E. Relhy
e. CO.. Matthew Finn. a W. wallace
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clncAco cR,!N MARKrr.

CHICAGO Ian Wheat May.
down &C. July. down SC sept up
$50 CQEn MAY UP ~. july.
w ssc oats MAY. unchanged July
unchanged Provisions irregular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
BOIf.I:R

BoIGER Jan. %. 1917 ~ tho homie
~ her niece. Mrs Joseph Marx
TO Osk-sf Wvandotte Mich ~
Robert = Rolgcr. aEed "a years
beloved Wifc Of Robert r. nolE~r
Funeral Saturday morning az rest
dence a. O'Clock and 800 az 81
Patrick aehuFeh Iural a. Mt
Carmel cemeterv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

BETrs--Ian. 20. SIDNEY Frederick
aged months. beloved son OF NJ
and Mrs. Earle = Betts. nee Nan
Doran, and grandson of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Belts. ia Wsbash-nfr
Funeral Friday morning a. So o..
w from 81. Leo's church
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PrtntinE-the plain neat kind--thrt
T. rieht-Tfme. Job Dcpt,-Msin f5ca.
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~ IFl''FNN ""IHHl "a II = sIuN"IL :
~ HE fathers residence 1895
Chsns. Paul. beloved son 90 Nr and
Mrs fgnata TsdecSny Funeral fri
day morning from tho above resi-
deree and ~ - Stauislsus church
at ~ - clock
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RANGER

IN ,~GER-Jan o.. 1917. a. the resi-
denco OF her daughter. Mrs NJ a
Bourne, 305f West Grand blvd
Mary Granger. beloved mother ~
Mrs \. r. Clausc Mr. 8 y ciood
ale. Mrs. D. krstzef Mr- Anna
Bourne. Mrs J "a chapman ~
Flint and Adlelius Townsend. 90
Dakota and Philip ~ GranRet fu
refal service from Holy Rosary
church Friday At q a M
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Mortuary.

AVERY suddenly. az Pasadena. cal.
Ian. 20. 1917. Christine Morrison.
widow ~ the late Waldo A Aver1
Funeral services AZ Crosse pointe
Farms residence at > p. m. Friday.
Burial private.
BaRNs-1an %. 1917. CLANCY r.
Barns az 81 Paul. Mimi formerly
OF Detroit. brother OF Nsrceline r.
Hudson. Amsnder @ Barn che late
W. r. Barns Helen u. Simons. En-
ma Barns and Estells Rarns
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BARTON

BARTON-suddenly Jan "a. 1917,
Carrie A. l. BARTON. fntermrnt at
bennington. ont
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O'G.R ADV

loved brother ~ Patrick John.
Jeremiah and Dennis p'Gradt fl.
neral from. rcsldenVe rf hls hfotitf q.
d43 ~iNtrhuth-sf lridaf at H
and - Vincent church at e
slgloai Mi. fuuaraf ar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
UNIONS WILL
WELCOME FRAT
Gompers Says Ball Players
VIII Be Given Federation
of Labor Charter

NEW YORK Jan ls.--'Vhethe-
The major league attitude toward
To. Fultz strike vii b. affected by
The report that the Baseball Play
ers frq'ernrs had applied for d
charter givne i membership IN th.
American Federation -0t Labor &.
not known set Bu ~ Al event.
Ban Johnson sas nor alkiug
Ban is here 20 pui me American
league fnishin- ouch on Eha' Bar.
hey rreyfu.s and John Heydler. DO
u the way o. SCHEDULES for ,ht fwo
major organizations. bur b. = not
here for talking purposes re ~.
fused 70 add anything 70 his re-.
MARKS in chicago 10 'he eject fhst
he was goin4 70 run Dave FHltz ouf
of baseball
Samuel Compers president Of the
labor federation IL In New York.
lie declared he Wa happy 20 learn
Of The Fuftz application IIe added
that Fuliz had contemplated such a
step for some time
II have no doubt that the charter
will be granted said Gompers 1T
.errns Ike tho right sort % step.
Organized labor certainly will hack
Fuiiz IN bic demands u he siflistes
with ns"
ban tsJked q 'iittir when ne AT.
rived last night lie pgrred some
hing about crushing the maternity.
Dave Fulizs presumption The
marines % American league bali
players and the lngrati,ude OF those
who plan 20 strike and then
Knocked on
FIitz meanwhile f. staying n the
background The interviews pur.
porting 10 come from players on
either side 81 the fence declare they
viii Do with he strike movement
until The bells rng others are
quoted a. saying they are ready 70
sim and they don't care n thc
minor choke
Ban himself said Do wouldn't bc
Id New York but for the fact that
ONE preliminary vors must be-
dona on me .chedHie- here Hie
"trip hasnt = thing 20 do With Fultz's
fhrests In spite oi The TACT that he
b.r league make De- b rule 20 NEE
10 some small town where quiet Is
mick. when fhcy get ready 20 frame
THEIR schedules
Ban snd hi.I roileaetes wiil leave
New York and go 70 Dover hall
Go. probably '1morrov fhey OK.
pe0 90 finish ~ ne business o.
rdG ins mo clubs .of uef' summer
20, John Is Tener refuses 20
commeni on me situation he ss~
there's nothing 70 add
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nv sosgar ! Ripley

1aeN Grae, ih4 Giobe Trotter i-
back
n. back arsln in BROOKLYN.
whence ne started nut over - years
ago on hls rdstlea wandering thru
many Sands
kno is r Grace
Most ever one doe ~ - kn, An
z h.--u44Elli esar Yam are APT 20 meet
him an, where AZ any time During
the las 90 wear, This rollicking
roamer OF ne rirE has carried hi
i xploitatlons ~ fh manly art 10 all
the dusty corner, OF the globe
Genial Jack SAYS De has Travelled
bout 500 600 miles The longes
stop he ever MADE vas one OF zine
months IN Blenos Ayres re bas
q foo la every land on earth OK.
cent switzerland and Thihet he il
still the intoxicated champion Of
china STAN Ecuador. Terra de-
Fuego. Borneo. Somali, and Kan.
Chatka He stands ready 20 defen
his titles az a moments notice
Way back in the old DAYS Jack
was a pretty coed lightweight. N
1Ss7 hc fought Willie Clarke ~
rounds With skin gloves In issl he
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R. MITCHELL is
5 T04 FAV0RITE
Milwaukee Dopesters Evidently
Expect Their Boy To
Whip Welsh

CHICAGO. Jan. fG-s,ung. even
Inundated be admits F'redd
Welsh is going 70 Milwaukee toda
with chip Of considerable proper
fons or his shoulder And when
Richie Mitchell knocks IT on TO-
night n will o. Freddie cie.
Welsh his manager says. has ielf
ke~nly The newspaper reports az
hse 70 four odds on Mitchell
20 me little Milwaukee gus j.
gong 20 sii pone over - he e~
Welsh .coNled VOL. let me lamp
you right here that nei'h@r this
beerown gus nor anyone else IS
yuing 20 csrcn Freddie asleep"
Conservative fans who have seen
Welsh n action here fhs few day
he has trained believe the betiins
should BE- even Welsh n good
condition ard displayed remarta5ie
speed