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wf NEWS CANADA h' MARINE MICHIGAN ONTARIO LEAGUE OICIAL SCHEDULE 1924 DOMINION WINDSOR SANDWICH POLICE WILL NOT RESIGN SHELBYMAYOR MAUPOMENEXT UODSIYE ILES ILM SUIT OR GA1EAX GAINS BY REST RESULTS ENTRIES NEW ORLEANS en 109 IV I ft Business Notes KITCHENER 2 TO 1 (logics MISS HOLLINS HAS EASY TIME IN INAL Continued rom Pnge Id 1 HR Recreation Basketball llw: John Rotben Neleon Detroit nhd $250000 for a similar at Sarnia V8 GOPHER SEXTET BEATS MICHIGAN STEEL CREDITORS TO MEET EBRUARY 26 i A Sherratt II JI McColl Duflloto Travera Dftvlow boh Turnbull A UtnUen Jarnos 10 coruoratlnn ya eastern part of an 'anti knock' or other a McIntosh Rites Set or Thursday RENCH WASP SOUNDS DOOM CORN BORER Tlotrolt teams In the 16 17 year old class desiring games In Detroit or Pontiac write to Chester Sholes 64 East Huron street Pontiac Mich Owen Cubs defeated the Strang ers 15 to 0 Cubs want games with 14 15 year old teams having own gyms Call David Morris at Heme lock 7456 The funeral of Mrs EmmnMc Intosh 20 Cross street Sandwich who died late Monday will bn held Thursday morning to Assump tion cemetery Mrs McIntosh waa the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Morency Sandwich nnd Is survived by her husband Harry and 10 chil dren A 101 PUPILSOUT 635 HAVE DISEASED TONSILS Sped! to Tbs ree Prose London Ont eb In order to obtain some new Ideas in con struction design and building costs School Trustees Grant Campbell Cairnfross Collegiate principal Mil ler And Architect Carrothera left tonight for Windsor They will spend Wednesday going over the new school there Special to Ths rao rose London Ont eb Expecting that by church union they will be dispossessed of their places of wor ship the Presbyterian nf Ibis city today took a lease nn the Builders Exchange for use for serv ices They ore determined to con tlnue the Presbyter Inn church In this city WANTED AT WINDSOR CAPTURED AT OSHAWA 1 nte Six Dent t'nrnrll New Haven Conn eb yae defeated Cornell 4 3 in an intof i collegiate Ice hotkey match hero 'tonight lnl th The re Ure Woodstock Ont ob 19 The lo cal Council of Women at a meeting today Authorised the committee for the protection of women to probo condition! at public dance hern with a view to reporting on the ne cessity of by lnwe to regulate hours and conditions Rpeebl tn The ree Press Oshawa Ont 19 Edward Hunt wanted by the Windsor po lice was apprehended near hare today and was taken back to Wind sor by Sergeant Proctor of the provincial police Hunt left his wife end family In destitute clrcum Ktances In July and will face a charge of wife desertion nt Windsor PUBLIC DANCE HALLS TO BE INVESTIGATED RUNNING RACES At Special to Th re Press 1 Sarnia Ont eb 19 or Treble Thomas IMvtes Jr Thoma Davies Sr 11 Mallender junior Dr Woodbridge A MrTvor William Webb A 1 Kdky IT Toronto eb inal details of tho reorganUaUon of th A Steel corporation enterprises will bo worked out at a confcrenftb of Canadian and United States rrpre senutivos of the protective trust In Buffalo ebruary 29 and 27 It was announced tonight ootball Request for Release Is Accepted Washington Pa eb 19 John Heisman presented hth resigna tion as football coach at Washington and Jefferson college to the athletic council last night and asked tor his release from a two year contract The resignation was accepted No reason was assigned Heisman had completed bls first season as foot ball coach at and Heisman was formerly coach for the University of Pennsylvania and Georgia Tech Sackman Hobelman Win ast Matches REUSES WORK TO CANADIANS Information at the city hall Tues day was to the effect that plane submitted to Ottawa for the now lndsor ferry docks have been np proved and all that Is now needed to have the work commenced is ratification by the Windsor council At the city is temporarily demoral ft Stvlr government stand point the docks mint wait until after the municipal election no date for which has yet been fixed WAR PICTURES TO BE PRESENTED ON EB 20 All Scores Are Made in Third Period Ulrich Makes inal Windsor Monarchs demonstrated Tuesday night that they are fit to enter the senior Ontario Hockey as sociation competition tn another season by clipping the famous Kitchener Green Shirts over bad Ice at the Windsor Arena by 2 to 1 all the scores being made In the last period Karges scored first for Kitchener's the few mo tho ormer National Golf Leader Defeats Rival 5 and 4 Delmont Cal eb Mt Ma rton Hollins former national wom golf champion retained the Tebblo Beach women's title today by defeating Miss Mary Browne of Los' Angeles forrper national tennis champion 5 and in the final match of the tournament The match ended on the four teenth fairway before reaching the green after Miss Browne had ruined her last chance by three dubbed shots BASKETBALL NOTES s' Special to The Pr rezs St Thomas Ont eb 19 Experi ments are being conducted at the Dominion laboratory here In con nection with the suppression of the European corn borer which has ravaged corn crops of western On tario The experiments have to do with a new parasitic wasp Imported from ranoe which la claimed to he a deadly enemy of the corn borer Great quantities of these will be re leased In the areas affected by the borer and results are expected $4100 IN ESTIMATES OR SANDWICH SCHOOL 5 i 'j BUICK TOURING I paawutM in excellent ctmdMton throughout U34 Heenge six tliv paint top and uphoiatorrng thu best Rco Michigan Sales Inc Thn Home at ioei UsM Car 41M Vootlwftfd at Alexandrine film tibn generating influence" it was charg ed In the fight for repeal led by Assemblyman Bert Lord Republi can Chenango sponsor of the re peals measure "The Diamond brothers killed a bank messenger for money a short time ago" hs declared "Not much later Bud Taylor killed rankie Je rome in a prize ring for money Wlint is the difference?" "If a lrpo Wllla fight is held such as now Is being predicted by sport promoters serious results taking the form of race riots arc almost certain to take place" os the warning voice by Deets Pickett of Washington representing the Methodist board of moral reform "orty or fifty Negroes will din In this country" hs declared "be cause of ths hatred which will ba stirred up if such a match takes James Johnston manager of Johnny Dundee and president of thn National Sports alliance and John Crews former assemblvmsn nnd ex hoxcr contended that the boxing matches are nn more dangerous nr oegra'itng man loninan aborts No such thlntra flghts" were being held In the state they said Speelai to The ree Press Toronto eb Supplementary estimates for the fiscal year end ing October 31 tabled In the legis lature this afternoon Include 14100 tor the English rench trainingschool at Sandwich 317000 for a stock judging pavilion and hall al Ridgeton experimental farm $200 000 for a hydro transformer station at sex structure LONDON PRESBYTERIANS WILL STICK TOGETHER THE DETROIT REE PRESS Highland Park high school got ouo second place and no firsts in Its dual swimming meet with Northwestern In the Colts' pool Tuesday afternoon and lost 62 to 9 Douglas Gleke of the Colts tied ths record of Don McClellan North ern when he made the 100 yard breast stroke in Northwestern girls In their dual meet with Detroit Teachers college won 47 to 18 The Teachers land ed one first HAVANA 1 irst rocs 2 year old Dextrose 105 tMcLautfhlln) won Caasle Ann itf (Pickens) second Itoslto 109 (1'erratt) third: time :47 4 Jigrime June Day and Great Waters also ran Second race 4 year oIds and up 6 fur Alluring IQ3 (Grace) won Bengali U1 (Majestic) second lying Orb 111 (O Taylor) third time 1:08 5 rippery Melba olly Justina 12 Marlon Hollins Happy Buxton Humpy KenUnvre Gapt Bub and urlough also ran Third race 4 year oIds' and up fur Duly ashion Hl (Hileman) won Walter Whitaker 111 second Chow 111 (McLaughlin) third time 1:05 1 6 Aunt Deda Berretta Carpathian Seaboard Jap Hunia and Aif 'Vezina also ran ourth race 4 ycar olds and up 6 fur Hog 108 (Dawson) won Drapery 10H (Kinlry) second luff 1US (Majestic) third time 1:13 3 5 Kitty Carpenter Black Baby Lo Balafro Weinland Primi tive San Diego Bonafldo Haran and Plau del also ran ifth race 4yearolds and up mile and 50 incastle 108 (Kinlry) won Rlv erside'lOO (Dawson) second: Gay Boy IL (Majestic) third: time 1:43 2 5 Hillman Ur Glenn and Horeb also ran Sixth race 4 year olds and up 1 1 16 Cautious 04 (Pickens) won Green Briar 109 (Prlbble) second: Eye Bright 104 (Eaton) third time 1:47 25 Nig Bruce Dudley and Debadou also ran Seventh race 3 year olds 64 Impossible 110 (Loach) won Cloporte 102 (Lawson) second Suzuki 99 (Pernla) third: lime l07 Joymaker Phoebe Guida Coriette Emily Solomon's Kilts Captain Kinnarney Dustman and Northern Star also ran The quandary whtoh has faced indsor civic offidato for neverni duvM past a a result of theu pn infe court order which ousted Mayor rank Mitchell and the 1924 alderman wti! be cleared up Wednesday and definite word re ceived aw to whether the ruling of Juaticn Logie who declared tho election invalid applies also to elected members of the board of education and to tho itwo bylaws carried City Clerk Dickenson aays an an polntment with ths maxter of ths court had been arranged for Wed nesday afternoon when the court order will be made clear regarding the status of th board of educa tion members vuum Immediately the rullnfc is re ceived plans for an election will be completed and a definite date for the contest and nominations fixed Mitchell acted aa mayor df Windsor Monday in the absence of former mayor Hernert Wil son returned to temporary office by tho ruling who was in Ot ttawa on business OTTAWA APPROVES PLAN OR NEW WINDSOR DOCK WEDNESDAY EBRUARY 20 1924 gpeelal to Ths ree rsss Toronto eb A 315000000 deficit for the fiscal year 1922 23 is announced In the budget speech nf Honorable Price provincial treasurer before the legislature to day Coupled with this announce ment Is another that tbs total de ficit of ths province for the four years nt the Drury regime Is no less than $24000000 That the new treasurer has hopes of redeeming the situation Is in dicated by the fact that he also announced there will be no new taxation Imposed by the erguson government A strong policy of economy Is et forth and a naw departure has been made by the government tn augu rating a thorough audit of all serv ices of provincial revenue thus stopping leaks and providing a greater revenue from established sources LONDON TRUSTEES WILL VISIT WINDSOR TODAY Wlihw trimmed the Whitney Heng 21 to 10 The WH lowa play the St ftltA junior In the KosculsLko gym riday sons naw the game Anothereheduled for Wednesday night Griffen Coughlin LD Schreiber Munn Hockey It Ulrich Score by periods: Kitchener Monarchs Karger Hickey Ulrich minutes I The official presentation of th Xnr picture's donated tn the Wlndsor Wulkervllle Technical School through the Municipal Chun ter will take place Wednesday ebruary 20 nt 316 The pictures presented In er Ing with th I wnr mem orial program are the first to be received bv any school on th bor der Other school will receive pic tures Inter on MRS JANETD1XON 37 DIES IN GRACE HOSPITAL I NE5V ORLEANS irst race purse $1000 maiden 2 year olds Socrates ederalist Ilk Brown Trout 115 Huey Capt Schneller Alex WoodUffe Billy Skldd 118 Belle Trigger Compact Shirley Louise lavla Bernice Ilarrar Mary Maud Carr 115 Second race purse claiming 8 year olds 6 Salmon ill Skyward 108 Kilbowle Toratolla 107: Without 105Jackson lot ollies Randolph 102 Viennese 101 Red Weed 99 Ran dall's Royal 97 Bonnet 92 'Third nice purse $1000 claiming handi cap year olds and up 6 Triumph U6Uamea 109 Cal cutta 108 Red Arrow 107 Ducky 98 ourth race purse $10v0 claiming 4 yoar olds and up 1 1 1 Carnarvon 118 Six ence 116 Smarty Smart Ouy Normal 114 Scare Crow Rupee 112: Hick ory Little Ed Bolster 110 Wessle IX rosty Boy 102 ifth race purse $1000 claiming 8 year olds and up 1 1 16 rank Monroe Trooper Repeater Honolulu Boy Wau keag High Gear Atta Boy IL 11X Dr Whitehurst Soviet Nuyaka Al Stabler 108 Juno 105 Sixth race purse 81000 claiming year olds and un 1 1 8 Super JU Ques eda IM: 106 Tricks 104 Water Girl 103: Dr Rae John 101 87 Seventh race purse $1000 claiming 8 year olds and up 1 18 ela oy Stonewall 110 Old aithful 109 Young Adam Our Birthday leer Can tilever 106 Eddie Jr 104 Chaplet 99 Apprentice allowance claimed Weather cloudy track heavy (Copyright 1924) Lake Placid eb The American Olympio akl team ivlU compete In the United States east ern ski championship meet to conducted here ebruary 22 It wa announced today Sigurd Overby Harry Lion An ders Haugen and Lemoine Batson members nt the team are expected to arrive here soon to prepare for tho competition Ski clubs from various section nf tho United States and Canada have entered representatives IM arsans Signs To Teach Giants) Art of Stealing) Havnnn eb Aramnndo Mnrsnns Unban hall player wnx noted In the lengnes some jenrs ng for his ability to runs buses has been employed by Manager John MeGriiw Io! teach hlo nrt to the youngsters on the tilnnt tenm McGraw Is! here on visit The buttery 5 men on the sound will start prnc: ttco nt Snrnsotn lo Saluruy ftkmmmm mm ii'immn i Parts eb China has enter ed for the association football com petition In the Olympio games bringing the entries for this event to 22 Campbell quintet defeated the Jefferson Baptist five 18 to 14 Clare Hanlon caged four field goals for the winners The Campbells want games for Wednesdays In their own gym Pontiac church teams take notice1 Call Blell i at Lafayette 8896 POLAR BEARS EASY OR COLTS irms at Niagara all Announce New Employ ment Policy Hpwlal to The roo Urwis Niagara alla Ont keb 19 A boycott against Canadian workmen has been started across tho river and the first victims were turned back when they arrived at various plants and construction works Mon day morning They ro (nirtly told by foremen and others that henceforth there would be no Canadians employed and that tho policy of preference for Niagara alls mn would bo carried out to the limit It Is believed the new policy is the result of a recent agitation when It was claimed that Canadians were being preferred by many firms Representation it Is said wilt made to local firm in an at tempt to organise retaliation here Thera are many more Americana employed In this city and at the power houses than there are Cana dian working over the river ate Rests in Balance couraglng young boya to steal and for receiving the goods stolen Kenneth Buggett 24 the bread winner of a family of four waa to day sentenced to 15 days In jail The charge was preferred againat lluggeit following the robbery of a store on Nelson street and the ar rest of three lads all of whom pleaded guilty Implicating Huggett Sentence was suspended on the ARMER RULE COSTS ONTARIO $24000000 irst race maiden 8 yearclds mile and0 uturo 112 (Corcoran) won Chaperone 107 (Wallace) second Attrac tive 107 (Heupel) third time l6u 3 5 Dancing ool Utlow and Mike Morrisey also ran Second race 8 year oids and up 6 fur Iongs G1 Winn 103 won: Mc Intosh 101 (Wallace) second Stamp 107 (Lang) third: time 1:15 8 6 Gen Cadorna Green Gold leer Ormsllelgh John Hue nor Capt Costigan ull ui'jnn Valencia Canteen Girl and Serbian also ran Third race 4 year olds and up 6 furlongs Jewel 12Q (Parke) won Guv'nor (B Breunlng) second: Biff Bang ill (Schwartz) third time 1:15 2 5 Carnar von Rustem Beg pardon Kingsclero and Beverwyck also ran ourth race 3 year olds 8 Mah Jong 115 (Corcoran) won Leatherwood 116 (Kederls) second Invictus 104 (dtults) third time 1:15 Wilmer the Wizard Bril liant Cast and Dobson also ran ifth race handicap 3 year olds and up mile and 70 Cherry Tree 121) (Parke) wun Llewellyn 9a (Mergier) second Thim ble 194 (Carroll) third time 146 2 5 Dustnbout and Rama also ran Sixth race 3 year olds mile and 70 yards 95 (Breunlng) won (dulvero 99 (Mergler) second lower 98 (Wal lace) third time 1:48 3 5 Amity Claim Breech Loader Bench Manager sun Mart and Duelma also ran Seventh race 3 yenr olds and up 1 1 16 Great Lady 103 (Parke) won Mom 106 (Chalmers) second Majority 1LT (Cor coran) third time 151 Mormon Elder Sir Glen Gladys Col Whullcn and KJ Jesmar also ran Continued rom 10 th New Yorkers loom as real con tenders for the doubles title Smith and Schaufelberger of De troit advanced to the second round when itzgibbons nnd Spelgel de faulted while the match between Berenberg end Lenert and Hobel and Keller scheduled for Tues day will be played Wednesday aft arniAw Tuesday results In the and doubles follow: BINGLES RBSULTS Sackman New York defeated berg Detroit 21 4 21 11ltxgtbbona Detroit defeated Chicago 11 20 21 10 llatbey Detroit defeated Bell 2118 titt Henry Detroit defeated Lennon New York 1 17 16 21 21 12 Schaufelbarger Detroit defeated Braith Detroit 21 20 21 10 Haedse St Paul defeated Jaunbral Milwaukee 21 11 21 Jlobelmnn Maryland defeated Thorsen Chicago 21 7 21 6 Kchlnnero Milwaukee defeated Lenert Detroit 21 17 a I3 DOUBLES Rothenberg and Aaaelln defeated Kemper and ayne 21 3 21 11 Sackman and Lennon defeated Mtcua'hnd Mci'arthy 21 7 21 9 Thorsen and Nelson defeated Moon end Aruffo 21 20 'Z1 1S Bathey and Holtzman defeated Jaunbral and Borgelt 21 20 11 21 21 10 Ball and Walsh defeated Walker and Berg 21 17 21 9 itzgibbons and tlyan defeated Weln hngen and Sluun 21 11 20 21 21 10 BOXINGBILL IS UNDER IRE The annual meeting and dinner fit the Eeex County Automobile club will be held In ths Prines Ed ward hotel riday commencing at 8:30 Among the speakers will be rank Wilson Pj Captain AV Gilbreath Detroit Automobile club and Horatio Earle Colonel Caagraln will preside Players Are 'in ine Trim for Matches With A and Loyola Coach John Barrett of the Uni versity of Detroit Basketball team Is a philosophical Individual In speaking of the recent western tour on which the team dropped fqur games In five he said: "Next to winning the ability to make the other fellows go their limit Is some satisfaction We learned some bas ketball on the trip And the result Instead of discouraging the boys has only goaded them Into the de termination to do better In the re maining or a ftrst year coach Barrett has worked wonders with the Red and White anti given another sea son to get his system working John will do even better At De Kalb Illinois his players received this compliment from the referee after tho official had shaken hands all around with the Detroiters: "You fellows are the first bunch seen this season who play the ball and not the man I congratulate you not because you won but because you played basketball" Tho rest since the has placed the men In first class trim tor the game with Michigan Aggies riday East latnslng and the re turn match with Loyola university ot Chicago tn Detroit Saturdays night Since coming home the team has Improved Its shooting eye and is passing better Its defense on the trip was excellent In the five games only six short range goals were made off the Red and White wearers HEISMAN RESIGNS AS AND COACH Mrx Janet Dixon years old of Grand Mnrsls road died nt a rare hospital Tuesday nftcr brief tjj ness BesldM her husband Thomas 15 Dixon she Is survived by nine children Tho family came here front Manitoba last year BORDER BREVITIES Mrs Julia Hates 831 Huron line whose resilience Ratnlwleh police OHfljr Kuniltty was fintd 119425 by Marlstrntn run1y on charges of having liquor for sale and running a gumlng hotise Itw rance Bates her husband vwre leasetl when Mrs Bites assumed the responsibility of the charges tvil 11am Beasley Robert Murphy Ham net Grlnhuin Elmer Parent Roh ert Quinton and Stanley Gregg a'so arrested during the raid were given their freedom Eugene Smith HI convlotetl of obtaining money under false pre tenses was sentenced six months to two years In the Ontario reform atory in police court Tuesday Twelve Inmates of the county Jail were transferred to Burwnsh prison farm Tuesday In order tn relieve! Jhe congestion at the jail tiuiaed ly fire Repairs on the damaged wing will rushed and' week pcted te hf '''mpteted next Thre men 1 whose names are withheld were arrested by sand wich polled Tuesday on suspicion ot being cohcetrxtl tn the hold up and robbery ofOph fnltn on Huron Line late Mav night aThey will be arrnldnod next week Detroit Edison company reports total operating and non operating revenue of 1336483308 In Januar comparing with $2878365 77 for the first month of last year Operating" n' wert xiRajnHl $2821 65547 uoductioun amounted io $319 18336 compared with 351061 37 wa th month 43 QU I 31 4 inrIRda frrsr $50561893 in January 1923 Improved conditions in the Conner industry tn (1928 are reflected reports ot the Utah and Nexada Consolidated Copper companies two of the Important produc ers Based on the quarterly reports net Income ot tne Utah Copper "om totalled $11528543 compared with $1488000 in 1922 before it had acquired other properties Thu "Ported profits ioss of $1122635 in the preceding year 1 Remittances Mexican gov ernment to the International tm mitten of Hankers on Mexico which have been arriving In New: York i regularly for tile last several weeks nuh cover Pa on the debtor the first quarter it Is learned Bankers interested in the Mexican situation expressed satisfaction that the government despite the burdenof supprtisrlng the revolution has en Blue to keep ahead of its sche dule on the debt service Standard Oil vompany of New Jer sey has negotiated a contract with Hin C'M I A I a tV 1ltU'tUl UkllUlB aibiriDutu tn the tlto United fltHtoa mixture devtloptd li the laborsto i rtes of the General Motors Research 1 corporation i i hi iintti it nt i ti itt ititw imtmitti mm itMHiit 1 1 WfiDNESDATS SCHEDULE) BOYB GLAJIS Connelly vs A Of Exit ern 915 Vandals va Richmond A Northeast ern 9:16 Cub" Salem A Western Peerless A vs Murray Clothes North 9:15 vb Aryn Cube Central (boys Uym) 9:15 Detroit tiportlnff club vs Berfiteln Phar macy Central (girls gym) Hassln Confectionery vs BL Thomas Apostle MoMIchwl 9JB I vs Shoo Ca Hutchins TuMday) 9:15 a Da chib vs Apex club Southeastern 0:15 Sirnngm vs SL Cubs Hutching uvauojj DIVISION Class At Hutchinson echoob Aro Of vs Boulevards A Hpceds TELRPHONB XDAUH 7 at Burton school Lincoln at biepnens scnooi JiLiuKory vs hnrry Melrose vs Cndllliir nt Kennedyvhool Glendnln vs Garflelrl Walnut vs Northway at Estabrook school Lafayslte Cedar West vs Hemlock Umpire drawn a by Out of 635 punlla enrolled tn day classes at Windsor Walkerville Technical school 101 are suffering from1 defective tonsils 53 have poor eyesight 51 from poor teeth and girls show symptoms of goitre ac cording to the report of Dr II tVIley scooj medical officer Cards giving a diagnosis of the pupil's dis eases will bn rent to parents with advjcc to obtain treatment George Dixon a former mem ber of Walkerville school board has been appointed to the advisory committee of thn school replacing Ortved and John re places McKay as representa tive of the Trades and Labor coun cil Wednesday a delegation of London educators headed 1v Prin cipal Milter of the London Col legiate Institute will arrive nt Windsor to Inspect the Collegiate echnlcal and Walkerville high schools Dr Wiley and Mrs Cam peau school nurse will attend the Ontario Medical convention nt To ronto at Easter MUNICIPALMIXUP WILL BE SETTLED WEDNESDAY TIA JUANA irst race maiden 2 year olds Sty fur 113 (Barnes) won AttossA 113 second rances Victoria 115 (Walls) third time 1:44 3 5 Guinea Girl Intake Hester Ann Ellen ano Top Side Helen Van and Hazel Clare also ran Second race 8 yeer olds and up 54 fur Mjlhm John 108 (O'Donnell) won Lemon Heth 93 (Clark) second Alisa Man age 101 (Horn) third time Pueblo Scottish Lad Gannon Ball Ike Mills Har te I le Usher DWar Winner Plantagenet Sea Beach and Chet also ran Third race 3 year olds and up mile nnd 70 Penwell 102 (O'Donnell) won Chippendale 107 (Molters) second: GalL ford 107 (J Johnson) third limo 1:46 1 5 uror Warren Roisterer Laura Coch ron Dove's Roost and Bessie Young also ran ourth race 3 year olds 5 Alibi 10? (Abel) won: Bardalld 97 (Hongland) Cyprcme 103 (O'Don nell) third time IflR Atonement ull anti Boomerang praiseworthy and Vibra tor also ran ifth race handicap 3 year olds and up irm riend HO (Watrous) won Moklhana 97 (Ellis) second Muttlklns 110 (Claver) third time 1:39 4 Lndy Astor Polly Wale and Tangerine nlso run fllxth race 3 yoar olds and up 6 furlongs Tlkeh 13 (Mein) won Little Hope 114 (Collins) second Clarkson 118 (Claver) third time 1:13 2 5 Miss Nanturo picnic Woodie Montgomery nnd Little Black Sheep also ran Seventh race 4 ycnr olds and up 1 1 16 Llzetto (Doyle) won ThoLnmb 105 second Mart Bunch 98 (Wood) third time 148 8 5 Rod Legs El Itoi'le Scraps and Loudoun nisi) ran Eighth race 3 year olds nnd up rnlle and 70 Blniuey iona 110 (Collins) won Marcella Boy HO second Doubtful 112 (Horn) third time 1 5 Uoflleld The alconer Quecreek and Scar let Bugler also ran olympTcskiiers ENTER TOURNEY Ex Rayl Star Coaches Guards men for McCarthy Game 0' If the Red Arrow wish to stay In the running for the city title they must defeat the Jerry McCar thys riday night at the armory find Pulaski Post on ebruary 26 Another defeat puts them out And they believe their chance is good the impetus to work given them by Coach Bill Lane guard 'on the Rayls from 1912 to 1919 when that club was beat and twice won the western title during tho period BUI thinks he has a system which will stop tho groen brigade Piper will play guard with Kavanaugh His absence the last two games has hurt tho guardsmen Besides being a great floor umO Bill la there on defense and shines in the scoring department More Is expected of Dermody and Clark riday Clark has played too much basketball and went stale Dermody had a bad night against Pulaski Post but should bp In shape to go riday Boosey may start at center vice Wlttmack As the players have no engage ments to fill with other teams out of town during the week they will work out Wednesday and Thursday nights on top of their drills of Mon day and Tuesday CHINA ENTERS SOCCER TEAM Settlement of Reparations Tangle Brings Buoyancy New York eb After estab lishing new low record for all time rench and Belgian francs rallied sharply tn the late dealings today on thr receipt of cable ad vices Indicating settlement of the reparations problem by placing a mortgage on German railways and without recourse to a formidable international loan rench franca dipped to a new low level at 407 1 2 cents before recovering 10 points and Belgian exchange touched 43 cents later advancing about 6 points Short covering by speculative In terests whose heavy selling of th exchanges helped to precipitate sharp break aided In the recovery Demand sterling was firm around 1429 1 2 and Japanese yen Improved after sn early cllne of about 20 points Bankers Inplined more favorable turn In rench fin anelal affairs with the prospects of regular revenues from German mortgage bonds and the budget balanced by the Increased taxes which were approved by the cham ber of deputies iRs GIANTS CANfT ARM MAGUIRE reb Attempts made by the Now York Giants to farm red Maguire reserve second baseman to tho Toledo American association club were blocked when the Brooklyn club refused to waive on the former Holy Cross star Ma gulre will bo carried on Ute Giant bench again next season ns Manager McGraw will not turn him over to any other major league club Pillon Appointment Stirs Citi rens of County Town Constables on the Sandwich police force expressed their dlirfatlatactlon Tuesday afternoon over the appoint ment of Gordon Billon na Inspector of police by tha town council Mon day Rumors that a a result of the appointment members of the force were to resign wore denied however "Although wo understand that there Is a move on foot to otist us we Intend sticking until everything Is settled" one constable stated Many citizens of Sapdwleh also have expressed their opposition to the appointment claiming an In spectorship Is unnecessary and In volves much expense ws formerly chief ot the Sandwich po lice department Ho has commenced his new duties on three probation during which time he will draw the pay of a constable Auto Club Dinner To Be Held riday HAVANA lrat race purse $600 3 year olds and up maidens 6M Great Way Leona Dare 98: Eight Bells Beier Lee Bolivar 108 feteila Marls Rita Wilton lanna Xxiidy Bretienham 107 Malazetto Caesar ILL Second race purse $700 4 year olds and up claiming bty AugustaLittle Pointer 1QU Turret Dorienna ikidy Harrigan 105 Smile Mui lowmot Gilder HO Runt ill Dr Shafer Lustre 110 Third race purse $600 4 year olds and up claiming 6 Betty Mae 96 Driftwood dome Pinktns Chow Chow 98: Mud Nell Ruth Wehle 101 102 Kendall lying Boat 103 Springvale 104Acosta Time 104 Sister Susie 107 squire wiggins Awning xjoxwooa l'eodur lln ourth race purse $700 8 year olds claiming 54 Gold 93 Minus 98 Ancestress 102 sea Stake 193 Trafalgar lot Hickman 107 Nep tune ito ifth race purse $700 4 year oIds and up claiming mUe and 70 Erlanger Dardanella Irish Dawn Amelia 8 1V3 Shingle Shack Spectacular Girl Along Win Allinancial Rooster Jr 108 Black Watch JI Sandy IL Halu Top Kung 113 Sixth race purse $700 4 year olds ana up i claiming 6 Blanche Mac Ito Mabe! True American 102 oun urae iw Adams auo Morrill 112 Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear track fast (Copyright 1921) TIA JUANA irst race purse $600 2 year olds ity tur Express 112: tJohnnle Agio Edmon tJust olks Run Leg Ormsbrook Wood ry 115 JStay On JMark MasterSupervisor Jue 118 tSandlego en try Jlnternatlonal entry Second race purse $600 claiming 3 year olds and up 1 1 16 Clare rances 106 Plantagenet 10S Pavlowa BO: Caama no Seven Seas U2 ufus 108 Judge David Bettie Dear 115 Third race putho JOOO claiming 3 year olds and up 5 Little Smile Lucy Arnold 99 Lady Bourbon 191 Bess 102 Aunt Agnea 104 Romulus Cobalt Opera tor Mountaineer Tootnbeola Cedric Mad Son 106 Ban Grado 109 Cannon Ball' Ill Billy Lane 106 Last Girl 99 Temptress 202 iesta ourth race purse $600 claiming 8 year olds and up 6 Rose Mint 101 Gonwlthlm Norford Itoney Amackassln Yukon Regular Girl 10 Miss Paige HO Sweet and Low Hl John Jr 112: Stange lina 115 Virgo 116 Rungeorge Black Pat 117 Grayson 121 Woodie Montgomery No Wonder 1V8 ifth raco purse $600 3 year oids Golden Cup Humorette 100 fProvident 102 Over Shot fSpanish Rose 105 Mal vern 107 Settee 110 fApplegate entry Sixth race purse 5600 claiming 3 year olds and up 5U Skokie 103 Noon Glide 104 Little Thistle 105 Brazos Snl ton 107 Anna Regina 101 Salvo 112 Mabel Rule Tubby A 113 Dalton 114 Dick Terpin 117 Seventh race purse $700 claiming 8 year olds and up 5Vk Wild Heather 100 Qhlva 101 The Almoner 105 Jack Bauer 106 Hyanpom 108 Melachrlno 114 My Reverie 116 Eighth race purse $700 claiming 4 year olds nnd up 1 1 16 Elias 95: Ten Buttons 100 Sagamook Zealot 104 Blar ney Stone Doubtful Vlrginius 106 Mars dale 106 Billy Watts 11V Weather clear trade fast (Copjrlght 1924) Special to The rew Press Ottawa eb Much interest is displayed In the course the pov rrnment wilt pursue regarding Hon IL McMurray solicitor general and his connections with the Homo bank The Conservative opposition win move a vote of censure on the government If he Is retained in the cabinet So far Mr McMurray has made no statement regarding his resignation from the government or hto retaining his position Encouraged Boys To Commit Theft Minneapolis Minn ab The University of Minnesota hockev team continued triumphant last niht on tho Icy trail towards an other western championship hy de feating the University of Michigan 2 to In defensive play the Gophers for ilia first time this year met their match In the Wolverines but Min superior offensive team work gave them ah advantage CURLING SCORES Stn ahol lers th American Chb lo cutupnny have organlxed a protective committee which will seek change in management 1 tlie annual stockholders meeting on 5 March 4 Mnuie for the loss In the 1 company a buslneae which has fallMi il from $11000000 to $4000000 a year within the Inst tew years Is laid to' mismanagement Bethlehem Hteel corporation been awarded the contract tor lOOii st el hopper cars for the Norfolk A Western Hallway ro to be made at the former Cambria plant at Johnstown pa for early summer delivery Thn order Involves about 20000 tons nf stent hew Orleans Cntton Market 1 New Orleans Ten Cotton fulur ehCHHl steady st net mtns ot to tt point licjl t'lo Man 3 P7 Mat at SttiMSOr July 19 taste tXrolwr Hdfbi Member S5Wts7tic bpot steady tjs points higher middlings 1 hlraso Butter Market Chtcsso I eb 14 Th tint ter rnsrHOfr" her ruled zteu iy at unchanged Prine tt( day ah 95 col tje cintraliMd score 49c single goal four minuten after start of period three Hickey the scorn for the Monarchs a minutes later and with a few ments left tn trn rrt mi Oto I for the Monarchs that won Snow drifted on tho playing sur face continually and slowed up play while the Ice itself was rough It made fast skating and good stick work difficult More than 1200 per sons saw the game Another Is KITCHENER' WOOdl Karguft Krug Molnon Erb 0 1 1 0 2 3 Time of this nd of thn J' tons of the cod front in rftparlty The car RED SOX SEEK AMATEUR STAR Cincinnati eb 19 James Cushing St Xavier college graduate mid one ot tho best known Cin cinnati amateur shortstops will probably accept an offer wired him to join thn Boston Bod Sox It was announced tonight Tho Red Sox have been after Eddie Coons former University ot Cincinnati shortstop but Coons said ho did not desire to enter the pro fessional field 1 Greenleaf Phlla Allen Kansas City Taberskl Detroit Rudolph New York St Jean Minneapolis Natalie St Louis Hueston Chicago Woods Pittsburgh Mature Brooklyn ranklin Kan Ulty Scoutenburg Clevo Weston Lorain Church Baltimore Keogh Rochester McCoy Richmond SCHEDULE St Jean vs Btoutenburg at Cleveland ituinufi vi valtailQ 04 XOUIS Woods vs Icudulpii at New York MONAfiCHSTAME I Orc Carrier? Average Deten tion in Port Last Season Is 159 Hours lpelJ to mi roe Press Cleveland ob Last son the railroad docks at the lower end of the'routo handled 444! car goes of ore which was a big over tha previous season when they unloaded 2995 ore car riers Though there waa a big tn crease In receipts the boats spent less time In port last season than In Tha average time ot ve eels waiting last season 81 tt hours average working time for vessel a nours uveragH omuuwi for vessel 159 hours According to the report of Griggs manager of the Oro A Coul exchange hours waiting Include the time on Sundays and holidays on vessels waiting when the ore? docks were not operating on those days The average cargo last season wks 8 097 tons compared with 8350 tons In 1922 The docks handled 359655 7 0 tons In 1923 The ore sent' forward by tho Lake Edie docks to the Interior furnaces In 1933 was? shipped in 851188 cars compared: with 411320 cars tn 1922 268948 car In 1921 cars in 192O' 560905 ears In 1919 and cars in luts The docks route handled 31467294 soft coal last season and was brought the take 697907 cars The average of tha ears was 6281 tons supply In ths or and coal trades wo much better than exoected anti1 tho raU roads took caro nf their end of tho business In god shape There was a hnrlutra hi tinntu el a aw In porta but the ore and coal carrier lost little time loading and dis charging cargoes A large number of vessel are noiaing coal ana otner nave neen chartered to take on cargoes early Several shippers are planning to load hard coal at Buffalo early tn March and soma docks at Ohio porta will be dumping coal by that time francsTatrecord LOW START RALLY Mexican Cueist Opens Two Game Series With League Leader Here Thursday Pierre Maupome of Chicago who defeated Gus Copuloa in two game last Monday In Cleveland will play BootCanneiax ot Detroit leader In the National championship three cushion billiard league a two game series at the Recreation on Thurs day afternoon and evening Maupome Is considered one of the best shot makers in tho game and Is Mexico's only 'representative in the billiard world Pierre won the championship of Mexico last year nnd at tho conclusion of the tour nament wn presented with a dia mond medal by president Obregon The Mexican star has been slow ly rounding Into form this season on account of sickness but tn hla last few games he displayed some snappy billiards Against Copulos on tho Clevelander's home table Maupome swamped the Greek boy 50 to 31 and 60 to 44 Canncfax has been working hard tor this series and will not take any chances against the fast climb insr Mexican as a double' victory over Maupome will bring the De troit leader to a 750 average in the percentage column five full games in front of his nearest rival Uhaxnpionshlp Three Cushion Bullards: Cannefax Detroit nvton St Louis Raselt Philadelphia Copulos Cleveland Denton Kansas City Kleckheter Chicago Jackson Milwaukee Ellie Pittsburgh Maupome Chicago Heal Toledo Wakefield Pittsburgh Moore New York SCHEDULE vs Moore at New York Maupome vs Heal at Toledo National Championship Pocket Billiards HR BG Pct Johnson Asks Court Aid in Re straining Exhibition of ight Pictures Seattle eb 19 Jame A John son mayor of Shelby Montana has filed suit to stop Greater eatures Inc from exhibiting pictures of the boxing contest between Jack Demp sey and Tom Gibbons in Shelby last ourth of July Mayor Johnson averred that a picture of the fight had been made under hla direction and that It never was Intended to be shown outside Montana He complained that Jack Blair manager ot Greater i' eatures had obtained two prints from the negative and brought them hero The mayor asks an accounting ot profits from exhibition ot tho Demp sey Gibbons pictures so that dam ages could bo fixed and destruction ot tho unauthorized films BILL LANE TAKES ARROWS IN HAND TROPHY Palmer Thoma! iteMtk Robert Kerr Dr TlhgnrUw IL TROPHY Duncan Dr Held MartinWilliam 9 fiPEClAL MATCHES Dr Clark a Gulney A May Cornwall A Htnlfh William Turnhull lu Mpiiier 6 Jolly Quintet Wnntfl Action Jolly Pnortlng club basketball toarn geekg pahtog with fast clusr rluhg In the city or state SH frMffe ilers ort Huron Marine City Pontiac and lint qulntH pre ferred Write MHItr 4820 Twon tyeiffhth street Detroit V' i SHIPS RECEIVE QUICK DISPATCH 1 I 1 ziklr'l'm'1 1 1 I I itir frriiirLD hj ffm K8ISB Xr1 nJ uJMrRV rt is I LI a IL Is 1 4 I HAMILTON LONDON BACIT? 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