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PAGE 4
Great Work by James in
F' The Pinches Beats Yanks
Mack’s Athletics Come
Today For Three
Games
It la the custom nowaday* to
tmm* up an alibi when # * A* ■
cow to town to play our nger*
It to b» the proper thing to
BOt* that while the Markin «:■- n°'
trier.inir * larga percentage of their
•arm*. thry carry a batting wallop
ta likely to make «n> old P” (
•r look bad any old time. T!|- in
aappo c'd to prepare th** fans for
whatever may happen.
The Athletics cam* to J*'tr
this morning, and this afternoon
they will attempt to lacerat- th*
offerings of (Jvorge Itausa. who was
the morning slab choice f
Jungle tribe The men of Mack and
the men of Jennings will clash aga'n
on Friday, which is an open da
that will be uilliaed for the playing
of a postponed game The Mac kies
will make th* tx final bow for ’
yr»r |g Detroit on Saturdac af e.
Boon, which will bo Crawford da
ta these part* . .
Bill James pitched a remarks e
tell game Wednesday afternoon ar. 1
received excellent support. It is
fortunate for the Tigers that this
combination was working wt.l. f«r
that contest wa* no cinch to w
Detroit did win by a score of 2 to "
The Jungale*-r* made only two hi
one of them a scratch Neither
blow figured In the scoring, alt ho
pitcher Cullop was a* fault for th*
trouble that befell his club
Tigers never had been granted '
wood scoring chance before in *’i>
worne. and never got another. !
Wktraordinary. not to sa\ astoun t.fi
tese running of Bill James rea.:>
was to blame for the victory.
It all happened in the sixth roun i
|Mn was first man up. and for the
mgeond time Cullop gave i
urnlk. To walk a pitcher under ar.v
agfreumstances 1* bad flinging, and
go pa*s a chucker when tha*
PWtlcally weak hitter might jus’
■MU be the first out in the mnin*
|■ a crime.
BUI a trolled and Bush crashed r»
ftae drive into Cullop a meat hat 1
<Se Yankee twirler groane 1
then threw to second In an effor °
Bag James. There wa* plent> of
time for the play, but the thro* *»•
Bad and the ball rolled ln*o sn-.r
lift. Barnes kept on running Peck
gooovered the pill in plenty or tin*
to catch Bill at third, but Bill wits
00 tall that Peck's throw caught him
|a th® head and bounced a ong wav
toward th® left fl®ld pavilion Hili
■aJloped on hom® with wha f was
to b® th® winning run. and Bush
flashed around to third.
Wh®r®upon Oscar Vitt clout®d th®
ftgdl with a mighty cTouf It was
ptad®d for th® score board, but Ra>
Caldwell »p®ar®d it with on® hand
|n a beautiful play Bush scored
lastly aft®r th® catch That was th®
ltd of the Tigers for th® day.
James was hit quit® freely and
Measlonallv he was wild. Vsuaily
fco was In a position wb®r® a hit
Mt&t a run. But 10 Yank*®# w®r®
|*ft on bases, and only two saw
fhlrd base. Th® big teat cam® In
tfca ninth. With on® out, Bnk®r
talked. €aldw®U walked and Nuna
Maker bunt®d safely. All this filled
tke bases PUsch hitter H®ndryt
foaled to Vitt and Oscar threw nut
High for the third killing Thus
#nd®<! the gam®.
Tbe fl<»Mlng on both sides was very
ct&gny Wednesday. Heilman match- j
•4 Caldwell’s catch off Vitt whgi he
ffreat clear to the bleacher screen,
■trwtched high and pulled dowr.
flpp's line drive in the first. Th*
Mktch saved a run, for High was on
third. The rest of the fielding *w
Sot »o sensational as It was snappy
•Bd eflldenL FJarly In the contest
Catcher Walters, of the visiting
tribe, split a finger and had to re
tire. Donovan promptly wired to
H»w York for Catcher Alexander.
Who had been sent home.
Site Doirnrs of the Duffs.
I UT*3 <?o crvmß 1 41l right - \ "~i.rr , .i ATgou up!
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STANDINGS
American League
W L Pot W L Tct
Oiiioa* ’* «« «i: v ss ■>» «*:
n «< «0J w»*h 4« *3 «:*
Clrvrl ,J (« il 4(1 St 3-* (« ** »«'
iirirtll «l M.SIT (sh »' r «: TO *TS
rk*r»dii‘i «.• mr*.
Athlrtloa »• T>*tr t
W»»h n«ti'n at Ofcioajro.
Br>at<>n at st lx »j •
N*w York at riavalan-A.
W Nnr«4i } '• HmoIU.
r! .at m . . ./) 1 A a a o 4 9 ft—* II »
Chlcaa* ft ft ft ft :ft ft ■»—! « ?
Batter ea ~L*f>na’d an! Afnf*
WUl'an-.a ran* rtv Fahe- »«1
Pc'hft: k
Philadelpa ft n ftl fl * ft— A ' !
( t«Tel*l • * I
Batten*#-- Bu»h J hna n. ’ * ft' t
a rid Hairy. Larrhet*
(''Ufnbr and O Nat:
Waah gt n ft 1 ft ft * * >
Sl L. u ... Oft ■ 1 1 4 I
n*!>fr »»■ Hirf*' "»on Henr\
and A (ft ,n.th R i»ri an!
£r v»reid
Wa#hi «tn 1 ft ft ft ft S « ft * —4 « «
m. i„. use s ft ft 1 : ft 1 : > ft
Ratten*# I'un nt <*a; a an' An
arr.itft t-a'*np ft art-1
National League
TV L p«’t. tv l r-»
S' T rk*! I'* *» i '" w «ft '* (’*
Ph 1 <•« ft" 41 .*sl H' C• n«» ft* 4*l
*al>» ft! ft**.* i ft R • t n ♦ 7 < *4t
Cm ti ft’ M ftII r ttab'h ' 4 I' Jl*
TkarMftf'i
n Nem Vf»r A
P. 1 1 • .■ *r >n P I’.tn
St 1./-u:a :n Rr<->. Klyn
t'ino :nr» ;i in Philadelphia !«•'
ramti >
(Ir4n»«ftir‘t RmdKi.
Rr.*»«r 4 ft ft I • « ’. 1 1
Ft L* »;• 0 0 » 1 « ft ft ft ft—l ' I
,« "A a! a" \> k s an' V*v
*r« TVf«'n. Ia k Mp a®’ (Jan
aalea.
fhirait ..ft 0 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft—ft * I
pv.|ll <►* « ft 4 '■ ft •— ft •'
Ratt*r\*p— P»end*»r a»t Hend'r\
an-i PlVott Aletandr- and K ' '*r
PiU#bur*h ' ft ' ft ft :
ft ft ,) M#MI#M (( ’ 5 II )
Brooklyn j • ; n a a a
4MM4M "<} t ' I —4 14 4
Pa ,, »r.e* —Cooper Ja** be an!
TVacner. *ehtr. d* 'ad-'r* Ch*r*».
M a'quart! and M ller
r nn.nna* * ft * ft 1 • ft ft ' —ft 4 ;
N*w York i ft a. 0 I! " 9 •—J * ft
Ratt»rr» «-*hn» d*r and W’nf
R*«t«n and Raridea
BOX SCORE
DETR IT
.\n n h o a e
Bu.h, •» « 1 0 « * *
Vitt Sb J 9 I I 9
Cobb, c t .. J * 1 1 a ft
'V.oh It 3 A A J A o
Heilman rs J S a ft |
Burn*. lb ! A ! 9 1 **
Tnur»g. ?b J 0 9 3 4 '
Spen-ef. c 3 a a j j A
Jarrseii. j> I I 0 1 Ia
Total* it 1 3 IT 14 9
NETT T^RK
AB I*. H O A E
High If * a 3 i A 0
Gl!h '«)*?. rs ... J 0 2 % A fl
Peekinpaugh. m ... I A l 2 * 1
Pipr 4 o a a a
Mate*! 2b 4 0 a ; 3 a
B. k»r. lb 2 0 9 2 4 9
Csldwell. <-f .3 j \ « a
W altera, C 1 h 9 9 9 9
Nunamaker. c 3 ft 1 1 n
Cullop. p 3 9 a ,3 j j
M-igr-d**. p i 0 ft ft ft ft
•Hendry* i ft 0
Total* it ft ~f 34 :t 1
• Batted /or Cullop in eighth in
ning
Inning* 1 ! ! ( * • t H
T'e'rolt ... a a a A 4 ) ft a •_!
New York ftftftftftftftO ft—ft
Picking r>imnriary 2 hits and 21
time* at oat off Cullop tn 7 innings
no btt* and 3 times at ba* off M««-
ri4v* In 1 Inin* Two-ban# hit
Cobh Struck u* flr Jam*.® 3
(High 2 M*:mli bv Ctjllop j H® -
man' Pi»»» on ball* ciff Jam#* 4
tf’altj wall. R»A«r 2. Gllhoolayi off
Cullop 3 < t»m»« 2. B irn»». T’OtiM*
plays—P#rk tnpaugh. >.a‘e®l and
Pllpp. Baker and Pirt» First b«*a
on error r*#trott t T>#f' on ba*** -
Detroit 2 New York l n T-rr* - ' 4‘
Empires- C'-nonlly and Hildebrand.
Attendance —2 4*l
•Which?
—
TENNIS MEET
REACHES SEMIS
William* and Murray Will
Clash In Finals, Sar
the Dop«*ters
F\*RE?T KILLS L I . Aug 23
Ea.«» v• R.i»’ anl %'»»’ v® West
will A’lpol) *h* features ‘TI t ndx vft
ft»m: Saal« :z ' v .» national patricti*
'ingle* 'OlT.Ari;*n' 'he C. .iff* of
•he TV*** St i* T*nr,;« club her* R
Norris William*. ’h* present «;ngl*s
tfhaxpton, »»* scheduled to me*t
Na’hamel W Vila* the Boston s*ar.
and Rob*r Lindley Murray, ’Jm
southpaw d»mon of N.agars Falla,
was etpec*# 1 *0 me* 1 * his Ttl««t
aeadlf opponent a John F’raehan.
the Pn r iflft coast « r.ew*«’ ,*gr
While Murray i row a redden* of
Niagara Falls, he « a product of *h»
California a*phal\ having -*pre«*nt
®d F*alo Ai*c in ?*v*ral former tour
nev*
Murray's oppenerc, while admit
ted! •• dangerous .« n<~>' *xp*c»pd to
eliminate him and indica’ions are
Williams and Murray will go in'o
'he flr.ai tna’ch Murrav becsu** of
Williams l*oVc o' practice *hl« year.
Is expected *o »in 'he patriotic
championship which - a* far a*
•he national a.«»«vMa’ion Is roing in
•he m?.• ter of ( h 'implon«hlp*
Nether William* nor Murrav had
an easr tin:* dr., ng his way :n*o
the semi-final* oV*taclea of 'he
roughest kind were forced on Wll
hams by young Harold Throckmor
ton. fh* hoy »*ar 'root ELzobetb. N
J William* r*d i -»1 fiv* *»« ’n
dispose of th* vounr*’e’
—By Allman.
DETROIT TIMES
BEAN BALL PI TS
ED WALSH OUT
BOSTON Aug 23 B;g K i Walsh,
former f.-tmous \m*n vn eagu®
pitcher ar nc» a member f rh*
Fives’ *tb Stuff L - 4 h r d.>
f h:s morning ha’*.rg in
W'ednesda-r*s gun* aph ?• j <v. i
VN’alsh. •* i.« hi* a’ the h.u-- f 'he
skull by one of Mu!*- W,.»* n ‘
rid u< kne'''ed uncyr
tcious and Is likely *o b-- u* of
the game for eoni-' • - ®
MISS DETROIT II
TO RACE TODAY
Gar Wood's Bo«t ''calp
of Mis* Minneapolis In
Gold ( up Meet
MINNEAPOLIS V *in A:s .
| f»ar Wood w;l! endeavor ••.:- *
noon to bring * v -- cod »
cup, the premif r I’n*- rr.o; m •
dom. bark r n De’roit { \*
trolt il i* en’er*d :r *h® c'
rn''*« tha r * .tr*
I file chief 1
' t poiuj, wh.cb mad® -n< •*> >•
[mile* an hour <vn rhe ’•• • ■
last > es" The v. ar fcef u* «
I De'rot held 'll "err'd*
j The Mi.'S I'e'r-'it li v a* >• ;■ •
•he time of V. , r :e » .p.
and ;» conceded a Mnc. -r
Roth boat.* are Cbr;» -i*r/*>
t ion«
T.' e ra ” r. k ' •
over *he 3>*-mlle r< :** :
|,»f th * eor* w r ' • c
week. and on M
champion sh.fo *
Among th* o*he- hr.- * < • •. -*d
'•he extreme c *' <! r 1 •« r *
f*i*, *M!«» peor TT V v
Will and Hatv k# • !!
22-INNING TIF.T
IS NOT RECORD
BROOKLYN NY >;«
Robini tod»•- nhnr< w • \’ ■ ,
•he honor of havrar • !
'g*Tie f»* r ig< and m *• N
tlocnl league T’ • ; •••**.
r. g - ’'t 1 ’h »» f •r,f, 4 ■ >, ,
n'r.c f. ‘o r when ,T •
v ole horn* as Pi*i< ■, L"*f
ondHasernaa he ' ►.
P 'tsb’iigh fort • and *he •
e . . a * ,
Contest m Ifh .Ve a York, • •
» •• iaH \i* l Ha • • *•
V iruuartL ■» ho v. on. d*
yjou* * »cf* r i gam- *or
■s he pltefied 'h® 'r> «-r, • •. .
The majo’’ leagur reerud
nge. plsved bv Phitad* h i an I
Ilo«ton ln »h* At--rlr; n !■
MAC K TIKS ( AN
TO JOK IM 'SIi
CT.PTVF.rjINO. Aug rr
tfAi-V «.raf Buliet Ji t , p.u 1.
* c>d a•-
“I ni »hni w.th him " ** 1 M *
Mack *atd ’he -pitcher
Veep m training hadn’t dir;
whole season H*
wphou* psv for the r* *.t o* •
•on The Indian* drove n».i
*0 cover in 'he flf’h W|*!T <• <■; •
and six runs.
MOFFETT AGAIN
IS IN TROLBLE
SVTW YORK. Aur 22 *>
Moffett, au’hor «nd uph'd !< r
President Wilson apun*' t
ts« ks of speakers In N®v York
ex|»er*e»i todav to run In* • roi,! ,
lo Poiir* f.’omnns-loner .•
Wood* following a r ■ » r »•
Ift whPh the author * tout
i hand’/d V v V
I Moffett feeftn*e»l an A*t c <,*, > -
, ae|f and plunged into a »rowd after
a • leaker
A join* session of ri|* i*ub; c f-i
Pies boards of Ohio I Mine. • ad L
dlar.a I* to h* held a* Ind rtnap'd’
today *o consider t h > requ <• -1 of tJ ,
tallroads\'or an inrr»a.i** of ir. ** t
i a too in lnteratgte coal freight
• r*»s*.
SINGLE 0. IS
1 SHOWN DUST
|
Miss Harris M. Gives Star
Pacer Fine Trouncin?
At Philadelphia
phi: \:>elph:a. Aug :i The
i h g fea’ur* of th® grand clrcut* rs
i ir.*' PhilnJe'phln NVednesday was
| th- 'rouiftclng rere)re-l bv Sing.® '*
lin he fr*.e-for all pace rh» htff
K. osi-r s'aUion r-ttilda'’ **•» going
1 :r e going he-*, and Mi's
Ha-*i» 'I, winner of th* Board of
■ (i.mmw® s’ak* last year. ea«il>
j wor. the ev--»n* In *>'raleht b.ea*s The
j first heats were ;dow. but the third
wen’ rt 2 ft 2 :2. which is a race
record f< r * I.e local 'rv’K
Th®- uumny
g IR I'aee. 3 in X. ta.^oo
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BARON WOOD WINS
AT OWOSSO FAIR
IWOSSO. Mich, Aug 2!-dpi:*
*/*'.« feall]-ed ’hi* ehort «h p racing
• th® 'air her"* Wedn*adAv B>?h
on »h- program demartdel
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f'rnhata A frvia aopy. Oaorpa M
4{«*4, Daputy R*fl*Ur \»f Probpta.
By Ripley.
CAMPANA GAME
TO LAST SHOT
Surrendered Only When Her
Ammunition Was Shot
A wav
\n AT! writ* »•»!;;. \u ."« •
The >Txnri.i:d Oil i;.nk steamer i’arn
p.*na. whose cup .>in and five of her
l',m Runners w e > taken r Manners
■ > it;- rm»!, *vil -marine on Aur A.
sin rendered to th. r hor only b<
cause she T:a«1 not urorhet shot to
Are Th.> latnpuna's ammunition,
*ft**r t * ;hot» w • *• ftr* il. *.*- e\
hauster
Th war the* ,’nrv told b;< .1 H
Bruce. third roe*.- of the Camp.inn.
who. v/h 4■ > nth*’ 1 inpmbsrt of the
Campanil's o ..ud eight Runners
arr.vrd hete Wednesday on a Krern h
steim*h't‘ The battle began at
a m and «j> waited sot four hours
if a ran*« of between 7,'00 nnu
7 SOh yards.
The runes of *he sunner* taker
J risonei were .1 tmi s Delaney, t’hli f
Runner’s male, W'llliam Miller, sea
n«an Pied Jacobs, seaman Hay
Hoop, boatswain's mate, second
and Charles Kline, Runn >
tria'e.
G. A H. ON PROGRAM
TODAY IN CHI SHOOT
CHICAGO. Aug -3 -Th.
Grand American handor Hi
j .->r trapshooting r-v nt of th
wort, will be sh • off here to
and t> More 'ha:i Sd*. men are . t
te».*d Some remarkable -tore
er.- expeced and 'he record o'
the »>,-•.- 1 ter davs of *he htg shoe
ere ju-t if\ 'h• expec' i 11 .a
vi rk \r j. of rhoni.tsb- ro, l
I.*. the r.» w national nmse.r
hntripion H<* won s he sh<*ot off
h> 7 '• I'rntli' Mrge*. i K
p'jo, ,f Bridgeport. \ I. wain
the national lyib’.e* champion
• hip when he broke at; in *
pa "s \i:» w.i* second in thts
r'a*s
FIVE SLACKERS
PLEAD GI’ILTY
AND GO TO PRISON
The 'e.leral g'vnd Jurv We.ln**
day *t- Arnoor returned nine indict
T'r.n of which seven were a*n'n'•
i >fp(J «’arker« E* ve of thp iver
F?rr.al Cook. S*eve Berlinskt, Hollo
M \vel.ewts O r r«,r and Vo
man Spark*, a’! of Detroit. pleaded
guilty of failure *o reg!«*-r said
*he\ were sorry and wem 1 '**!•"’?
vet if permitted Judge Tuttle ten’
*he*e men to the House of Correc
con for Ail dav« and ordered t K ern
registered Pe*er ‘‘ana of Detroit,
plead-d no' guilty «r>r] w»« he'd in
d*r 12 V»t> ba ’ Arthur '.lvelv of
for* Huron, w •** not arraigned
George r V'exanfer and Cert I I*r
ranee of Tnran'o changed with vio
lating *he immigration law in In
por'lrg women, p'eaded ro* rill'i
in *he United Sta’e; dis'rlo* court
and were held ndcr I' *OO ba
each
Thihv *ve ha r d tub* some o?
which v e-e ;‘ed in .Ir< «ervlr» a
I'sng ace at I*'P. » r e to mn’es* # or
in a playout *o b» held on
Bos’nn common today under ’he
*us pic** of ’h** N * * England S'a***
Ve’eran Firemen'*. l*->g;e
aWonderfui Algonquin Park
A v»rnn!*nl
ft ■» mlltinn a<t*a with
\ rrnr' n*r’ N*w York multi-mil*
na" r* .r.d . ,*Ad-nr l inker w*n'
•ftftrt. r, ;t v%».- ft r»<*nt!y An I
w*r* «ur, »*d «nd <l** *rh*»l Mr
A.iv>r.« Th • Air and .«• *n*r>
!* * rr. pi) *» r» d•* r f ’ 1 1
Th* (Irani Tr .n* p'-ft*'* Al* >n
, . i Inn «r and * ** r * * am’;’* in
• * • od* **h*r» flrA'-c.AA* a m-
ha*h tnt »ni ii v»%**r.
* f r i nifty V>* ob'.atn*<l
V i •'A r {>••* ■" At ? ' r P
T’Bi" iwl r***> th*r* n**t
n rn n« w!th only rhftnff* ' f r*r*
a • r a rf'ni'i A t l»ftv« I>**r' ' v
jj 1 arr a" n‘« r.t and r*A' h
•h • n* * t ever, nr
trip fir* from r>*trnl*-
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ft n-! f._'.'.»- t B»i» r» • >rt ■
f» M r ;»m "i }* ft- T A 11 *
tv tv f»*trr>!* Ml* * Mftin
*» H' -ift. >t. l I’n n<* Mft.n
Mat* wf >l l »• hlr an, fonntr of
\t n y n ft, It In "1* ProhatA <’• ur? '■ r
. ii'inty, tuvanll* TtlwAion. at •
••ft> n * .ft 1 'if h*ld ft* th* irt
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n ‘rift m'ftnn* r f *h* **fttuf»» f
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h"d • attp'*h*nd*d <*nd brought
h f >r« *i i « ftnnrf to an**' * r *a 1 and * • m -
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r»t in r*'.AT( .n t !n» *»mi> ft* Iftw
ft-d J ;*<!*• »nd th* p’lhhf tntftrftft'ft
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•'ft : r r ordftrftd. 'b A’ *hft «1 ft t h
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vlr • ftft and nm* f i ftt'ln* In Thft
T'fttrf It T.m»ii » nftA ft; •p n r prln’ftd
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*»> •••>• 1 1 *n r A f fr». I'ldr* f
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f»r* -ftn* ft n If' i K Ifnlhftr*
M !,» f It >*'ft It t*l* mfttt*r f
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frftftr , , r> ■•• rt -t. Tft Nnnti*
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And dftp«nl*nt rMirtm* *rithln th*
n *Anlnr lit At** ,♦*■ .f tt,ia .■AtAf*
i th«t tal4 ch'Mriß b* nn»
prfthAnd* I 7 ft* f h r‘ Ifftr* *.
ftft.nfl to A *■ T ftAld ■ >*r r>lAlnfA A"d
th**- dnd •• r* h* d**” ftrlth in r*l«-
fiftr ♦ »V ft»«Tl* •* !•* rnd JurM**
And * v * * intftr i*t« th* n-
Kr/,r, ftf • rs dr» »n*y r*n«tr*-
It !• f»r JftA-d. thAT 1* » »'•♦>! dAV ts
H*pt*rr • A TANARUS». 1 a* lh >Jo» k
in th* f.-tninn. »n' 4 *<ur» room.
- .[f-. n* ts tth* h»A- , ’ir of *hft
rr!iii»rt a r* ' io «h* »'■: P 4 ’ non*
And It f itth-r ord**ftd thl' a
ropy f tMi t r-f*r h* f»*ihl •' *d thrft*
Al| Oft* ft AAt X * *ftftfc« pfftftlOUA to AA Id
t • «.f >i*Arinr in Tb* ft*!ro!»
Tlo.»« A nftw«'«ftr*r pr'n*»d Anil nr
nilAttnr n tr* •* and f7'n»nt rt
nf Ilftnrv ll*ilh*rt t’ld**- f
Pfotwit* A tr»iA ropy. i**org* M
rtcAfl. I**pijtjr Rrgi*t«r of Prc hntiv
T H t’RSDAY, AIGIST 23. 1917.
Some Animals These That Used
To Roam the Site of Detroit
A Million Years or So Ago
Detroit used to b« Inhabited by
fairly large animals i'nr of them
could have rested its chin on ihr
city hull tower, wrapped its tit i I
around ’he Dime Hank building and
grow led until one »ould hear it
away up in Highland Park Os
cours-e this wasn't recently OLv, i*
ever no long ago, shortly afier
I** roit, or what was then the spot
that is now IVtroit, reared itself
« it of th«* icv wafers that lashed
th*> land.-* ape hereabouts .»nd start
*d to *lr> out. This was even be
fore this part of the country became
a good fishing center, but sometime
after 'he period when only inv* rfe
bratc- abounded here, or colncl
d*mt with a few peculiar amphib
i an*.
If one chose to t'o hack a million
years or more behind this he would
find Itetroit under several tliousnnd
f. r* of w ater and >o much ice that
it would gladden th* b*art of the
ul'nna’e consumer on one of these
sultry August day s A des ription
of w l.a* is new Detroit, bu» was
then .u tV Pal»*o*olc age, furnishes
a thrilling s*ory for the citiren who
wants t.i know what was going on
a f*- v 'ho -.and centune,-. ago
\i! of iht informnt’.on and great
quantr i- of alleged facta concern
mu Wayn*’ county and environ*
* en u th l, rm '• Ordovician era
c ■ n'a!r,• 1 in ;« volume just Is
s ;e ' t v the l npol S'»i'e< Geolngi
cal surv. y under tlie direction «*f
•t •• **tnw tv r»f ’he -nfertor The
wbv-h i- most nmbttinus
one opsists of oluni* - The
boo'- >t or -»ome few hundred pages
a-, g. a newspaper page known
•»-, |v*r,, * f . »iio is No 20*. in
•he series
p r ir.> '-'-hablv few people
w ’ • " th i* iv»’rr>t* ii- ,n 'be very
b ' • • <;iactat«d Plain and
Cat ibi* region ha*l a hik-hlv Inter
< ’nc .• and *a« (nating l:t«tonr in
'he Quatertiarv perirwl.. and that if
w vs • 1 - r* sultart gef>graphleal con
(J;- ...ns t .Orv. *e . one of the most
d»n'-d\ «<•*• led '•ecions In the co*in
h h ;» the «se. according
to M. g<»Ternment pamphlet which
weighs ab i* a- rv. irh a* a «m«!l
cvxn w»n'« to carrv When geoc
rnrb’ w». h< ”v m ide around I**
•roif na'ure 'ashioned out the river
•id * ii:*.at • ke« with an eve
'o *he *u'ure. the re«ul* betre that
'be gres'es' wa f er bom* commerce
,• *be w* "Id ’• Carried thru the IVe
• rni* rfv.“" which, of cour«e. wo*iid
no* h- ve f en •he c;* e ,f there ha>l
been no De’rol* riv r
This very exh •> u«*lv-e *rea*i*e also
*ell« wha» k n* 4 of r< ~k fora a* ion
there i< under I** *roit and describes
*he relics * hat pro at e buried
clear bars *o the Arch'-.a* age
hTl* *he*e are firin', fs'hr rrs* deep
and as the book ap*!y , a avs they
prrhablv have no* been- disturbed
j*HiOb. Fine ran readllv bey I eve that
o * v 1 *vm been fa rlv -e< ire from
ko*.her w v en p !<* *-ea' red they are
s*fl! ahou* *), *"'> fee* under the la’s*
levct. Tt *; t 'h* r e .« *f 'he pre-
Canibrian time ar< there a'tho right
cn top r* T>:*m ar» *he various
* * ra'a of the Pa
AMI AF.tIMT* AIMIIiKMBAT*
ISSSSS QQQGHIIQini and Vaudevilla
Texas Ro.ntlup «*.»»«
And «M Aft r I ftAHtfti
|l ft 11 A *1 3. 7 nnd » A «>.
GEORGEBEBAN
The Cook of Canyon Camp
MADISON 'ram
fttarr MArDtrmott —ftllldrrd MAnnln*
IN
MARY JANE S PA
linn *«iA/A D” t.FM INK
MiHTOft ff Mr i-irrißM
ft d*ft n i std ft ft a •!* iII I* 7 fVi I to. 7 . '' l*■
MAGGIE LE CLAIRE & CO.
7—rtiiii n (.n;:%t act*—r
Alula . Hi, >i«ht«. IAM*Wt.
GARRICK
H'xwir*
OWh
Mmmd 1-tAllt
ff •!»» n*
QCONROY & LeMAIRE
ffl mmhft—ftfth**lftr A Onlnn
1-1 linlrl. Mnrrlft A M«ftt—l Aland
|H l.umhlt—> n« A ln«rAAnm—(•(*-
»*J Ifttfl’ft MftinAit*—l'*rn. Ml*l«»it it
Mft'.ftn .MMirarcp
■ unrll Fft r ntni ft, IRilfl-M-IHr
I Tft/tLMTI ft|T,, rn. nnd «••
Bnir.it i iMmcnnm < o
In th* r»nt*d* nf a 'h.i««»A( |pni*h*
NEARLY MARRIED
\*«l r»*fth. thft pnpntAr *aa Hlrrr*"
rTvm’mHva
MIOHK.It Oft 4lift II »i * 'Mi h
SAM HOWE n!(, AiKtftft
I ndl*A MnlA.l*r \**l Wftfth.'AnififtAhneft*
Cadillac iiS
Lady Buccaneers
ftf ft rmaldn and M*r Itlft In* fl*nn«l*a
ftrtt nrtki Ih* fllfT Rlnr llani (.Irl*
AVENUE r "
THE JOLLY GIRLS
BURLESQUERS
in "Tin ai:i:i ft niftM H••
ftft H »:*T 1.1 >♦. Tl K«Dftft Mull,
AM(»nr ir mi nnr..
l*rln»tn» fh* plain **■! klAl—ttilt
u fce*.- Mata 4d».
tuak*-s the first mentioned relics
rather permanently located
- Hut even aftit IViroit did « merge
from the sea and the animal' be
gan to grow !»• enormous sices, h**-
cause there was no person around
to chase them, probably, this terri
tory just teemed with mammoths,
th*- gtunt sloth and other fearaome
beasts These and many other In
t*r**stina fails may he gleaned from
a perusal of the government's laU
cut masterpiece.
STORAGE HOUSES
UNDER PROBE BY
HEALTH HOARD
Investigation of storage houses
and other sources of food supply,
started recently by the board of
henlfh. as-lated hv federal and sfate
a ithortMes, alreadv ha uncovered
many abuse The n*-w and enlarg
'd foo4 department recently organ
med Ov Dr I W Inches, health offl
car, exported to find mar' irregular
dies in the handling of food, but
the InvestiKHt ten 'ha developed
even a worse condition than was ex
pect* and
In addition to the fact that brok
er* a r e storing large quantities of
various food products in which a
shortage i* timi alleged to exist, it
's found that mu. h s>iiin and taint
ed food is held In storag** houses
Su< h f**v| .>* h».ing destroyed w-hen
found Great quantities of spoiled
egg< are held tor sale to bakers for
r*e in pie and cake n«"k'rg This
in-p* ci ion t* -imply to discover if
th*- food is tit for con-it- prmn and
h.v< nothing to do with 'h» fac* thn'
broker*, arc storing food for higher
■prices That would i>e a ir.a"f'r for
the federal grand jun
if 700 with Rath
A cnisinr which
haa made thr A-tor
\_ f) Now A ork’a loading
Banqueting plaor.
bingle Koom.wiihout Iwilh.
f:.'*o and 13 00
Double |J .',O ands iOO
'ingle Rooms, with hath,
#J to |b.oo
Doohl' ft 50 to f7 •¥)
Parlor, Bedroom and bxth,
910 00 to fl 400
Time* Square
At Mroadwav, 4lth to tsth'treei*
the renter of Nrw York • social
an I busines* artirjtirs In ch'ae
proxirotty to ail railway termmala.
! DETROIT i.rn?* ALL week
Sl.Cf Percival Knight I DEW
i Hr., A! '.ft A ' • »il'' r jx An
1 * • DROP
T eftlllrht I nnr.
, ftlnt •• ftft nnilertnl (.Irl," I[\ |\
nnt. j ••llti«Wln' Hftr.”
M ft r ftft I I K—ArafA fton ■*ll|n«
ItftlMrn nt (hr ( ti'lnnlr I ..inft.lt 111 «
Twin Beds
ui i’LOIS BOLTON
ft r.rftal f a.r—l'hr ftam* ftplmdtd
I’radurll.tn "ten llrr* I ant *(■«•«
BASE*?*;”
A (iAME THI RSDA^
■ Detroit vs.
Philadelphia
1 . GAME CAM.KI)
-=- AT 3:1 Ti P. M.
Ea*t«rn Standard Tim*
Rtae'VPd and Bor Seat* at
Soper’* Cigar Store, new
Dime Sawing* Bank Bldg
MOONLIGHT
DANCING ;
Put-in-Bay
THCRSDAY, At G. 23
Fin/el’s Orchestra
.Jazz Music
Leave Flm* Street at 5:43 P M.
Fare 60c
!£Si;M«n'Aug.27
Dix and Livernois Show Grounds
PUxJAND THE GORGEOUS
EEIEsPFnArni ah pageant
Httwooii'is'
WummRWL imp
flßfccMjE nations
»*iAp«PC f A( fa ftl J »- n « r M
|AMaoNr so 1 tithe • iomits in ai l
u»«ora >a t«Air rumj
Tlrheta an *al* •*»« day at
*an dft r'•. 141-I4.ft ftftnndn.rd
line prlrft* aa rkirff* nn alhin
imnli.

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