Page Twelve THE DETROIT TIMES; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1911.

NEWS AND VIEWS EDITED BY PAUL HALE BKUSKB TRUTH AMD SINCERITY THE TIMES SPORT PAGE

. • * ; ‘Not Good Enough , Decision of Dog's Breeder HEART With thi (ATHLETICS STOLE but Tickle*'Em-Jock is Best tn This Country KID SHEER OFF KIR OR WATER THE bporting HEART Editor. NEW YORK. Feb. 21 —This is the best dog In the laud. , TO nmiotiis SAME TO THIS Rims' SIGNS He Is Tlekle-'EmJock. as homely I The writer once knew a very astute dog as you’d care to see. a verdicts i judge of ball players whose He was born la ixmdon and his Detroit Chiropodist • Aotor • Pugilist were always reached by watching the owner decided he was different from actions of a man immediately after the rest of the family. He wasn’t wel- Passes Through St. Louis on the MSBH a he had made proprietor -■ come and was sold to the Way to Tulsa. MOTORJOAT minfi si fielding error or of a bird and dog store. • Latest Creation of Detroit Boat fWorked Tipping Bureau From wi\« him had failed in so- Trickle Em-Jork barked at the oth- ft CH%HOC ing through with er dogs, tested the parrots and made Builders Designed To Behind tLe Catcher and Always his assigned task friends with customers. His broth- ST. IXHHH. Mo., Feb. 21—Tommy I I Detroit, heavyweight st bat. ers and sisters were gaining fame as Dugan. of cham- Navigate Two What Was passed through Knew This man reasoned that every good well bred Scotch terriers. pion of Canada, St. to now and One day Sam Wilson l-ouis today to Tulaa. Okla., to ace Realms. Coming. ball player is sure fall saw Jock. a then. No such thing as human per What Wilson didn't know about dogs, the tight between Carl Morria. tie fectlou exists. He believed that, with wasn't. He offered sls for Jock and Oklahoma man a hope'— *Vndj (Iremau. other equipment up to the normal the bird store mart couldn't say “yes Jim Flynn, the Pueblo If Inventor's Flans Are Well Laid, Pitcher, Teils Tuesday, Ftlkenberg, Cleveland standard, the successful ball player is fast enough. They meet and Dugan la hopeful getting All Speed Records Are Sure and the one whom minor failures onl> Wilson took Jock to the dog of on with the winner. How He Disoovered Plot promised spur on to redoubled efforts. Players shows. Everywhere he won blues. He has been a match with- days. To Be Broken. Foiled It. who showed themselves disconcerted Andrew Albright, a Scotchman In in 15 after making a mistake he always set America, heard of Jock. When he lacking the class needed in Os course the Tommy Dugan In the down as saw a photograph of the dog he offer- A craft that swims through the wa- That they got the opposition teams the big leagues ed Wilson 9500 for him It was Wil- above dispatch will be readily recog- last nised by Detroiters as Kid Sheer, the ter with the speed of a flen, that file* battery signals last season was admit- Jimmie Casey, the Detroit scout son's turn to burry up with a “yes.” year, is another who subscribes to Albright entered In chiropodist actor-puglllst who has through the air with the velocity of a boasted by the Athletics, Jock the West- ted and even theory to a certain extent. Asa kennel taken to white-hoping It. i ’’Flying Fish,’* Mack men did It was a this minster club's annual show. bird—that is the the but how s result, Detroit is to try out a young There were 2017 dogs at: Sheer, In his peculiar, mesmeric < the benched —all strange aerial motor boat that this mpstery until after they had won player in the south this year, sorts, from hlg packs of hounds, way. really wheedled a ticket out oil ball mas* week stood complete In the shop of American league pennant. This is no who owes his chance solely to the tiffs, Newfoundlands, St. Bernards, the Tulsa folks and will undoubtedly, Michigan Boat com- tipping scandal. The Athletics fact that he made an error of Judg- down to toy dogs. They were the face Carl Morris some time in the the Steel Motor Signal with IMP. TICKLE-’EM-JOCK. future, way getting the catchers' signals ment—and didn’t let it interfere cream of the dog world. For three near if his nerve holds out pany at Detroit. of least. IxH-al rlngsters will scout Sheer's was on tj»e level. Their secret waa his efficiency in the days the judges worked, selecting the come the most famous dog in the “I wouldn’t take S7OOO for him," awld Built after the fashion of a giant sig went down to Springfield in the finest dog in each of the 300 classes. Albright. nearest to claim to the championship of Canada kept so they could get the Cubs* “I United States. “He came the bird, this combination of monoplane series, which they Three-I. league one day to see our The lucky owners raised ihe prices Is friendly. When the photog- perfection of all dogs in the show or anything else. His latest boxing! cals in the worlds’ Jock the and Is skim man Cavett work in a game." re- of their dogs. Then the judges pick- raphers picture wasn't a Asa matter of fact, he is the stand- has been in the south where he motorboat expected to did. took his he along water, liter- Falkenberg was the first counts the genial little dentist, “and, ed the best dog in the show, including bit up. thought was a a perfect dog, even if he Is showed his usual proclivities of wln-| the surface of the Fred stuck He it ard of ally its tall feathers, 65 player to get onto the Athletics’ sys- incidentally, to watch the work of all breeds and sexes. game and ran about in glee. Hs was hotaiely." ning with ease or else losing without on at from knew, as did the clubs that were playing thati After the votes were cast it waa dis- the Albright know little being damaged. to 70 miles an hour. tem. The tali Nap pitcher both getting ready to jump at photog- Mrs. said: "I a playera, that the Athletic bat- day. covered that Tickle-’Em-Jock had won rapher when his picture was snapped about the fine points of dogs, but from Since Sheer was defeated here one The hull of the “Flying Fish” is other water-tight aluminum tank, ters nearly always knew what kind of “There was a high wind blowlug this distinction. Kicked out of a ken- Any dog that wins the houor that the first I loved Jock because he has night in Allie Day’s gymnasium i»y steel and coming. Palky spent several and It made fly balls very hard to nel and consigned to a bird store be- is Jock's is valued by dog fanciers at the disposition of an angel. But isn’t George Memslc, the lightweight, his five feet seven Inches w’lde, seven feet hall was deep. ateeplesa nights figuring It out. Judge. In the early stages of the cause be “lacked class," he has be- $5,000. he the darling, homely thing, though?" local prestige hasn’t amounted to any- two Inches long and two feet game one of the vlaiting batsmen hi-' thing. The bow end is slanted, but all other How It Worked. angles 90 degrees a long, high fly that was misjudged are Is how they did it: The player /■ . .» (n Is eight-cylinder aero- Here by Shaller in left field, the wind car- ♦ this set an turn it was to bat next stood * ii plane engine—the only eight-cylinder whose rying it over his head. Before that waiting almost behind the catcher In- particu- BASEBALL WRITERS PICK aeroplane engine in the world, it Is straight from the time, 1 hadn't noticed Shaller stead of In a path tore CLUB TO a of compactness, but, beltelng He LOCAL GIANTS IN OLD LEAGUE RICE PREJUDICE model plate, was larly, but after that! Wow! “Sam GavM Is the bench to the home which ill Its size, it eata up gasoline at a great. winged every other after that ball and it into the where the next batter of he Myron Townsend, sport- rate and whirls the propeller at ter- waiting to infield like a streak of light. Then the team waited. The player and rific speed. signals from be- began to play. He ranged far ograph man of the Cincinnati Dest Data" bat got the catcher’s that TEST Commercial-Tribune, Lease's Above the hull is the single plane- down BOXING invited 45 pulled drives IS COMIC 001 wide LAW and Harry," meant a > hind. "Get on. the fence. He gave the sot <. < -26 feet from tip to tip and six and curve coming, and “Touch all the looked ticketed to baseball writers of fast la chases give their opinions on the boy one-half feet wide. The frame is Eddie," meant this Is a straight the other outfleldere a series of to Charley Smith, the Cleveland bases. He stole, he Bout Will Be Staged in Detroit To- result of the coming National British Sportsmen Insult Langford Sox, covered with canvas, khaki fast ball, and on. by his efforts at bat. who pitches for the Boston Red so. coached, he—well, he Juat ripped league race. The result of the Sam is the hardest in color. It is convex.' The catchers gave their signals night By International Athletic And Are Pulling For Success believes Crawford Extending behind the hull, for all things wide open. It waa like a prtze- vote is interesting. batter in the American league vo [«Way to a player behind them in hid- the like of a habv first to be a little atung Clcb, 512 Trumbull. Thirty picked New «o pitch to. That has been his experi- world the handles ing them from the coachers on flghter who needed York of Lang. except * buggy, that the arms are steel the could really go to his work win the pennant, while 11 ence. and third base. Signals are given before he and the wooden by catcher extending two, with real heart. fancied Chicago, two favored “There's no telling how many more pitcher the that; wide, is the "tail.'* On this flat board, or fingers, or by holding **l liked his come-back so well In addition to its weekly wrestling Cincinnati and four selected LONDON, Feb. 21.—Race prejudice hits Lajolo would make if he waited three four days five feet seven inches long, a foot right against the I followed Shaller for several tonight, the Ath- Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Brook- as strong as ever manifested itself in and hit at only the good ones. It the closed hand »oon bouts International good wide-and half an Inch thick, about 10 catching mitt. Unless the mitt was and ended up by buying him. Aa lyn, St. Louis and Boston were the United States is cropping out stands to reason he tould hit hull, club, building } feet is that there waa a chance letic situated In the of ignored pennant possibili- here balls better. Another ..nlng, he would behind the the craft ex- held facing the pitcher it was the aa he. knew as in connection with the 20-round pected to fly—that Is, when the boat player go the big league, he the old Detroit Bowling club, will fight tonight Sam Langford, worry the pitcher more. 1 know from easiest thing In the world for a for him to to ties. between attains sufficient speed forward, the signs. league on fire. He stage a boxing match, the purpose be- the Boston tar baby, and Bill Lang, experience,” said Charley. behind the catcher to get the simply aet that plane is expected to lift the hull out of Easterly give • closing months ing of the Michigan law, as the Australian. Hundreds “Crawford waits, and that’s why he Falkenberg had Ted batted over .400 In the a test of letters the water entirely, only the “tail be seen season I honestly look for applying to organizations conducted have been received at ling's camp is harder to pitch to than Larry. his signals so they couldn’t of the and CANT LOSE JIM CORBETT. feathers” touching the surface. As the behind him. Faiky laughed at him to make good for Detroit. There strictly on the club principle. The from all over England, wishing him Sam does not make as many hits as from Larry, speed increases It is believed the Athletics as they their Isn’t a question In ray mind but he's contestants in the match will be Mor- Now Bays He'll Be in Kaufman's Cor- luck in his effort to uphold the white but he is the greatest hitter the stretched league. “Flying Fish” will rise from the wa- to see what was giving. better than Meloan, who haa made ris “Kid" Harris and an unknown. ner in Johnson Bout. race. in the He hits more bails necks Ted any ter entirely and leap over the top of figured out an- pretty good with the Chicago White The wrestling match will bring to- Last evening a large delegation, squarely than other batter. Then the Athletics NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—When Jim ‘ a the waves, the “tall feathers’* touch- way. They on Naps • gether Harry Davis and Frank Gos- ! most of whom were women, visited When a batter hits line drive other counted the Sox. Corbett, the ex-heavyweight champion ball ing at Intervals and steadying the mid spreading the news, and set out to get no denying though, that lin in the main attraction. The men Langford's headquarters and openly, you know he bee met the square- “There’s ' world, big the pitcher him as everyone are mlddleweights. Davla recently of the and A1 Kaufman met insulted the black man by telling him ly. Crawford hits more line drives another line on what I’d have overlooked yesterday, Conbett, grip- league. Also extending behind the hull in throw, they got anew way. he misjudged that won from Bunkleman in a lively in this city that they hoped he would “Have his than any player in the And would and else had. if hadn’t ping Kaufman, said: ‘AI the rudder, a regular aeroplane rud- Chief Bender devised lb Chief said match, the finish of which was fol- the hand of head knocked off." If lang answers he isn't lucky. A lot of the bails he fly ball." is only who at the present straight into der, but smaller. It is four-vaned, the from way pitcher lowed by a hostile demonstration the man this prayer, he will be the most popu hits hardest go some i h 4 could ten the the has chance winning blades being covered with canvas. the from his mo- battery against the referee. time a of back lar man in England. fielder's hands. held bail and first ladies and gentlemen, the I He pos- pitch. At the front of the hull is the pro- pitching of ball he an*l A preliminary and a semi-final are the title for the white race. While the publie Is pulling for Lang “Crawford, makes a pitcher tions in what kind for today will be Doc White with which he in hole, then peller. a double blade of over was also carded. ; ueeses everything can to win, it isn't letting its favoritism He gets the pitcher a wood would throw. Bender was stationed Schumann-Heink—but stop! That do trick; science, speed and six feet from tip to tip. coaching line- and on It la maintained that the Interna- the youth, get better of Its judgment hits the ball when it comes over. on one Coombs a week ago! wonderful wallop. I honestly think the and of tooling In the rear of the hull is the cock- the other when neither was working tional Athletic club Is an organiza- a Langford Is still the long end in the There is not much chance tion strictly on the that in a finish fight Al would break Sam. He doesn’t guest. He takes a pit, into which the feet of the skipper and Bender or Coombs pitched conducted club betting, at odds of 5 to 4. It is esti- ’ when discuaalng ad- big - extend as he sits on Boston is actually the principle, and as such has a full right the black's heart and win back the wagered look and then swings. the cane-backed Topay Hartsel held down one of the mated that $175,000 has been chair balanced on visability of permitting professional to stage boxing bouts before its mem- honors that Jeff made such a miser- fight the stern rail. coaching jobs. They told the batter on the In big bets alone. Gates and Burke Draw. Immediately in front of him are the coaching baseball on “Lord’s day." bers. In case of police interference able attempt to defend. The moment Physicians Lang by a word in a line of talk examined today SCRANTON. Pa. Feb. 21.—Battling engihe and two levers. One controls whether a straight fast ball, a curve it is said that the promoters, chief that the announcement of Al and and pronounced him the finest physi- having signed up fight Gates, of Swoycrsville. and Joe Burke, the rudder, the other warps the sin- or a waste waa coming. This careers of his three among whom is Jim O'Donnell, will Johnson to cal specimen they had ever seen j ball The baseball me, immediately of Wilktsbarre, went six fast rounds gle plane to combat the air currents. not so as read- predecessors snuffed out immediately take the matter Into reaches 1 will leave Langford Is in his usual Jolly method waa effective Milwaukee for training camp help moq|) to a draw last night before a valley Complete, this craft weighs 750 ing the catcher's signals, but was by methods doesn’t bother court. Kaufman’s to and repeated his prediction today that it violent get lu for affair. club. Though the boys fought vicious- pounds. as good. The Jolly night, Al proper shape the he would ptit away inside of almost Tom Jones a bit. fighter ly throughout neither had sufficient Both for sport and business pur- succeeding Kaufman is a much better than twelve In World's Series, Too. with its knife-battlea and has been given This rounds. lead at the finish to rntltle him to a poses the new’ air-boat is expected to not form part of he credit for. “My match with is system melancholia does Al being Jack Johnson decision. It was the fourth meeting be at once popular. With Its great The Athletics used the old Mr. Jones, we talk about a slow thinker has as good as Sam said today. of getting the signals in the the T. Jones program. Lengths grouuds. early pre- made." "If between the boys and In the opinion speed It will completely outclass any catcher's much more durable | Short j no It's a little to Johnson sticks to hisp romlse to meet world's series. It will be remem- predict, will be Kaufman-Johuson of the fans it will take a longer bout boat that is forced to depend entirely Messrs. McGann, Bate- dict a winner of a the winner of tonight's fight." bered that Johnny Kllng wasted three than the late bout, but just remember that Jim to decide who is the better man. on the water for sustaining power. Hynes. The Olympic Annex, where the men balls In the second game with Collins man and Hat Narlaga la atlll wrltblug la the Corbett told you fellows that Al would grasp or the norther. will fight, will seat 10,000 and it is on first base, and Eddie made no move beat the spade when they came to practically " sold out. TMe men will to steal second. On the ball over Michigan’s star pole-vaulter has Hagkle gether first Jemalmga la ex geeteg here to- fight 60 per receipts, the plate Collins Johnny Kllng, an elbow. was news to morrow. for cent of the stole. smashed It/ divided on a 60 and 40 per basis. the greatest throwing catcher, was most us that there had been a polo- Beresford Will Box Biddle. cent of 1 The Cleveland gat %ddle Eugene on threw as Michigan since Dvorak’s trainer ha* Corri. stock broker and sports- stood his head. Kllng vaulter at .?oaa‘ arm in a caat. Thla make* it look NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—The Hon. man. will probably referee. hard and accurately as hs ever did day. bad for the veteran's atempt to “:coms Beresford, back." Robert brother of Lord in the league race ' National last sea- Decies, who knocked out Anthony J. SPORTSMEN S son. but he was a dub In the big mentioning any names, HEADQUARTERS. Without Frank Ueteh could throw Americas Drexel, Jr., in a four-round bout in series. The answer Is easy. is a certain American league but ones in the hour at Boston, the lat- there New York last week, to meet An- To Em- Lou Criger almost started a signal club that Is pinning its hopes to a ter losing the handicap match. Is Jack Ablard Open Smoke thony Drexel Biddle, the Philadelphia porium in Safe Grand March 1. tipping scandal last season. Lou certain recruit shortstop who is going “Rant” Hasten has elaehed the bil- millionaire boxer. This match was Jack Ablard. one of the best known culled Umpire Bill Dlneen’s attention to prove about the saddest disappoint- liard championship of the state. Bey- ond place is still suggested by Anthony Drexel, Sr., sportsmen Detroit, open a to the fact that Athletic base runners ment If a certain Tiger scout in In doubt bet wean Pos- J. of Is to ever. tal and Huston. when the latter heard "Tony” cigar made no attempt to steal when he we have much confidence is that completely equipped and tobacco whom had been so foolish as to take on the the Grand, called for a ball. correct in his information. Mleker Sheridan and Joe Phillip* store at Case No. 150 TO CONTESTANTS of THE TIMES’ is regarded • i • went 10 rounds to a draw at Cleveland Britisher. Beresford as Woodward ave., March 1. laat night. acquaintance College Baseball Annual. Now If they will only put wheels one of the cleverest amateur boxers Jack has as wide an in English army. He came to among patrons and participants Tfee Official College Baseball An- on that Detroit motor boat-bird, aud The M V" team beat the Toroate Writ the the Saturday Educational Contest champion* of night. New York to attend the wedding of in sport, as any Detroiter, In all nual for 1111, edited by Edward B. equip It with some sort of an attach- Knd Canada last local Hose, -X to 20. The Canadian* were fast, nut his brother and Miss Vivien Gould. probability, is believed that is published in Spalding's Ath- ment deep sea diving, we will have seem the de- and it 12 Prizes in All. for couldn't to locate basket, the enterprise will Watch For It. letic Library. This is the first issue to concede that It is going to be a spite their opportunities Hranston his connection with 1C Princeton's Football Dates. establishment of iho of a your book devoted exclusively to truly versatile craft. contributed of Ills team's points. result in the oollsge September 30—Stevens at Prince- as one of the sporting centers You can be a contestant without cutting any coupons baseball. The Initial number Harry VV hltaey Grand Pa>ae will race his ton. city. la interesting and replete with valu- There Detroit paper which string in American this year and has j Os the or obligating yourself in any way. Just read the pages is still a 4—Rutgers able data and contains two thousand along with that Al engaged James Kowe as trainer. October at Prlnrton. hasn’t trailed October at Princeton. Ex-World’s Champ Retires. and reply. Watch for further details. one hundred Individual pictures of col- Kaufma«-$50.000-contract story that 7—Viltanova 11—Lehigh Princeton. CHICAGO. Feb. 21.—The failure ol lute and school baseball players, an The two weeks “POINTER HOSS” IN C. OF C. October at appeared In Times 14—Colgate at “whip” is the reason given today; well us records of the leading colleges hope is rampant yet. October Princeton. hi* ago, but Son of thy Star —Navy by Chicago ball for th»* retire and schools throughout the country Old Haro Pointer Will October 21 at Annapolis. fans “llmmy" Slagle, for the year. It also an In- Stripped Be Entered in Claseic. October 28—Holy Cross at Prince- ment of former Cub contains Another little prediction: Despatches front Baltimore, teresting article on “The College Play- verbiage, the re- Tom Galliger, the Cleveland trainer, ton. star. i of the word-painter’s where Slagle went two years ago, 1 er in the Big Leaguea" by the presi- the Knockout Brown-One is busily engaged right now getting a November 4—Harvard at Princeton. port of that the former has written ! dent of the National league, Thomas scrap is going boa promising aggregation trotters and November 11—Dartmouth at Prince- state Cub Round Hogan to of Manager Dunn of the Orioles that J. Lynch, and a list of college players disappointment all round. Those pacers ready for the more strenuous ton. to who appeared sad November 18—Yale at New Haven. he is unt of baseball for good. In National and Ameri- savage children are at their best when forms of training which will begin can league club uniforms during 1910. opposed to a man who isn’t likely to just as soon as the track at North return damage. Randall is open. Among the equines and any Noses inflict Grindstones An Em and Emmar Burs. in Galliger’s stable are some well bred Dodge lately fi- Benjamin “A man may, J. L. worked ni* trot- lake Bullrr lid M«ule Bevllle. stock that has shown a lot of speed BASEBALL KNOWN TO AZTECS? Franklin said: ting brother to King Cole, m*Jor-l**uKuera. will manage team* In 2:051-4, a Michigan Stat* league next and which gives every Indication of if he knows not how to save as he gets, mile In 2:141-4 at Macon. the little year , developing into the kind of race horse keep his nose all his life to the grind* that is a frequent visitor at the pay- Claims that baseball has been de- stone, and die not worth a groat at last.” ing-off place. veloped from the game of rounders, In Kngland. A savings account the Dime Savings Pointer is perhaps the star formerly played have in Thotnaa and for the He is by Star been made contradicted years. Bank will get your nose away from the of stable. Pointer game Blow out of Mamie K., that worked a mile The assertion that the natlcnal grindstone. Three per cent interest paid. On Sh/nm Made originated In the 40's has also been laat fall at North in . 0? 1-4. Randall made, but there is reasonable doubt Thomas Pointer is a prospective of Big Ira Thomas Groggy Chamber of os this. Commerce candidate glance naillger he surely For Istance. at the reproduc- " thinks that will By EDDIE COLLINS. tion alongside. Home high brow ring Savings pace He Dime year. Bank No ooe'■ ever, to my knowledge, accused Ira Thomas of being ahy in 2:05 or better this the original photograph is coming seven years of the from on the brain matter, but It may prove of intercut to hta many friends old. an Aztec ruin, where If had reposed Hammond Building. to Galliger also has a green pacer by ! know that an on bail field Francisco last win- / since incident the in San * ever Cortez exterminated tly»t Star Pointer out of the dam Beam v .. f Woodward, 1174 Jefferson, ter led ua, who were witnesses, to believe that he was possessor of of 1 MLi ■ warlike and advanced people. Branches: 1491 Gratiot and Russell. , Kennedy that worked in 2:10 last' matter’ In hia limbs as well as his Larry Doyle of the That they w-ere advanced is proven head. year. Then he ha* Arthur J.. the con- Giants, at the time one of the All Nationals, was on first base, as a bevcnd the shadow of -t doubt by this vened trotter that Is owned by Will- result of a free ticket from Cy Morgan, our fllnger, Cy then let fly pl< tore, w hich shows the Aztec "Cas- iam Gallager, that he worked a mile a wild spltter which struck Ira flush on his unprotected shin and ey at the Hat" In all his ancient dropped right at his feet. Ira. dazed and (alned. kept circling until in 2:13 on the trot last fall. glory. he became so dizzy that he could not |a»llet locate the |>esky —Mor- Marshall to Travel Again. The sharp whose pick brought the TO HOUSEWIVES gan In the meanwhile entranced watching do ftrr.tPS became so Ira the Ba- who has played • statue to the light of day from the lease dance around the hall Doctor Mnrahatl. thut he never moved from his position. with Boston. Philadelphia. New York. | ruins of a temple said It was that of Doyle, of coarse, made a break second naturally kept for and on for the Cubs and Brooklyn in his time. Is ; an Aztec laborer, but any rau will third and then home, and reached his goal about the time Ira. ex- SNOWFLAKE BREAD be by fell you that the pose Is an id»al hausted completely, dropped right to let out Milwaukee. Doc on top of the ball. Going some, to need not worry. is now a gradu batting position, so the claim that score from Erst on a passed He j ball that didn’t, roll more than ten feet ated medico, and, besides, has every I baseball was known to the children WAGNER BAKING CO. dollar he ever made safely tucked j of the sun la based upon a pretty fair •"JVSi.SStIKI awajr. J foundation.