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The daily tribune., 1908-04-16
COTTON MEN IN SESSION.

Boston, April 10 Cotton manu-.
fscturers representing total capital
Of over 500, 600, 600 are In attendance
at the annual meeting Of their ma.
tional association, which opened this
morning In Huntington hall Of the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
An address Of welcome by Lieutenant
Governor Eben S. Draper opened tho
session. The convention will ex-
tend through tomorrow. The annual
banquet will be held tonight at the
Hotel Brunswick.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-16
SPEAK IN ROCHESTER.

Rochester, N. Y. April 16-Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan is expected to
begin his tour Of the Empire state
here tomorrow afternoon. when a
great Democatic mass meeting will be
held In Convention hall. Tomorrow
evening he Is scheduled to speak In
Syracuse.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-16
Advertised Letters.

Following is list Of letters re-
naming uncalled for at the postoffice
at Florence, during the week ending
Apr. 10.
Blake John
Bremen M. J.
Hull j. N.
Pike Charley
Parties calling for the same will
say Advertised. !" and pay one cent
M. E. LEWIS, P. M.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-16

Patterson and Carmack factions is ex-
tremely bitter in some sections Of the
state. ag it Is unlikely that the
cainpai/ Hill be brought to CON-
clusion without bloody fights and IA
talites among the partisans Of the
candidates.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-16
GET READY-Are you ready fol
Cleanup Day, April nth?
h0W's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case OF Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Cata rh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo, o.
We the under isncd, have known FL. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and
financially able TO carry out any obligations
made by his hrm.
WALDIN6. KINNAN d MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
Halps Cata rh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous surface
of The tys ON. Testimonials sent FREQ. Price
Is cents per bottle Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-16

PILE IT UP-Get all the rubbish
ont of your yard into the alley before
next Friday so that the Civic I'm
provement teams can haul 1t away
for you.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-16

FUNERAL TOMORROW = The
funeral Of Mrs. o. L. Gibbs who died
in Denver. will be held in that city
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-16

No use keeping something you dom t
need. Sell it through Tribune want
columns.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-16
Ladies' Suits and
Jackets

New showing all new, no old styles.
These suits and jackets are perfect fit-
ters snd very handsome in all respects
and the prices are within reach OF all,
Ladies' Suits from $500 to 5000
Ladies' Jackets from IS 90 to 5000.
Ladies' OxfOrds
From $500 to SO 5OI
A number OF styles in tans, all new,
also black patent leather, vici kid or
gunmetal, button, lace or pump style.
Hose to match in lace or Isle.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
TOM BULLION TO BE
EASTERN A. c. COACH

Eastern A. C.'s championship 1907
football team will be in the field again
this year with the following players
Perry, Gross. Myll, Moran, Toepel,
Trombley, Keusch, Fleming. Dessert,
Smith, Schneider and Schaefer, and
will be greatly strengthened by the al.
dition OF Rabitaille. Sweeney. Gettis.
and also Jeakle. OF last years Semi
roles. The team will be out strong for
the 1l0.pound championship of the
city and state, and will have the ser
vices of Tommy Bullion. former East-
ern High star. as coach Manager
Perry would like to hear from any
strong local or state teams, Pontiac.
Mt Clemens. Port Huron or Flint
High schools preferred. Address sos
Bellevue-ave., Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
HERO MEDAL To
JIMMIE CASEY

NEW YORK, Sept 5.-The an
nouncement was made yesterday by
the United States Volunteer Life-Sav-
ing corps that Jimmy Casey. manager
of the Montreal team. is slated for
official recognition by the government
authorities. The act for which Casey
will receive medal FOR his heroisn,
occurred last year when ne rescued
three women from drowning at Bath
Beach. Caseys friends IN Brooklyn
will honor the old diamond veteran
at an appropriate gathering, when the
medal will be presented to him
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Sporting Notes

The state fsir trots are on today.
The big Leagues have paid the minors
over $4,000 for players this ialL
Hay city will hold n fall trotting meet
ing OF three days duration, opening
sept. 30.
Deylin, the former Detroit college foot
ball player is with ST. Louis Cntver-
sity this year.
The ~. Louis Nationals have IA player
whose correct name is Konetzipaz-
iavzsck. Probably Irish.
UtIey and Ed. smith are the pitchers
for Palestine and Union lodges In the
game which Will be played at Ben
nett park today.
The Cubs lost To Pittsburg with brown
I'm the box. If the worlds champs
have been pulling. II is high time for
them 10 get busy.
Speaker. the Southern league wonder.
Will be given a fall tryout by the
Boston club, To whom he was award
ed by the National mmission.
Ii il now alleged that Pitcher Corns.
drafted by Detroit from Fort Wayne
for $500. would have been purchased
by the New York Giants but for the
failure OF Fort Wayne office boy to
forward mail to his boss.
Cleveland took whtrl Mt winning
from the other 21-footers yesterday
at the Country club. General opin-
ion credits her with Being not only
the prettiest and most expensive OF
the Upton class fleet but the fastest
well.
The feature nt the Country club yes
terdaY was the fine work Of Skipper
Alpheus Jennings, OF Spite. who
sailed his sloop round the course and
finished well up, in spite of the fact
that his rIdder was gone. making IL
necessary 10 d. all his steering with
his canvas.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

has always been the easiest man In
ta-handle His habits are
prOachable He is a man OF fam
lily, owns his own home and saves his
money. il annually takes him about
five minutes to agree with President
Ndvin on his next seasons contract.
tObtb rs tt1r sante- inPetaeus- young
nan off the field he Is on II. Never a
roistcrer, he has always had a genius
foe getting into trouble. His estimate
OF his own services has seldom agreed
with that placed on them by the man
agement Last spring things narrow
~ escaped an open breach.
Undoubtedly. as Cobb becomes sea
l.ned and settled down 10 the collar.
icr the steady pull that is ahead, he
will change in this and other respects.
meyer be a Crawford.
-anH-mnra- thau-Sam can transform
himself into a Cobb.
And Detroit fans expect to long
glory in the possession OF both OF
the great pair.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
BY PAUL n. BRUSkE.

For two seasons now the Detroit
bugs have ben debating question
which, half the time is stated like
this.
"RESOLVED: That Crawford is "A
more valuable man to the Tigers than
Cobb"
The other half of the time the ques.
tion is stated In this style:
"RESOLVED: That Cobb is a more
valuable man to the Tigers than
Crawford"
The oratory on both sides has ragged
steadily and each new feat of either o.
the great Detroit stars has added
fresh fuel To the flame. More than
one argument on the matter has end
cd IN police court and hasn't even
been settled there. In all probability
1t will be many a year yet before the
burning question will be conclusively
decided AT present it is shut your
eyes and take your pick.
Thursday. after Crawford came
through with that terrific walIo1 thai
turned the tide OF battle from a doubt.
full issue 10 a clean-cut Detroit victory.
the bugs left the park with he re-
iluIh lttdL AIun lOIu WIS WI III W. VI
the most prominent citizens OF Geor-
gia Today as likely as not. when
the news is flashed In or the second
ha1tle-Nith- -BrnWhs, -Wahoo- sam
may be forgotten in the praises that
will be sung of Tyrus.
Between the two it's surely gay
life that the Detroit baseball public
has ed Tor the last two years.
Perhaps, II the temperamentS and
tactics OF the men were more hearty
alike, the argument might nave been
settled ere this. They are as diner
ent. however. in this respect. as any
two great ball players, assigned 10
virtually the same positions OF the
diamond, can very well be.
Crawford is ever the cool, Canny,
careful scot He Is in baseball TO
stay as long as possible and plays
his game always with an eye 20 re.
naming in condition TO do just rs well
next year Id is exceedingly fast
on the bases for man OF his size,
| yet Il is seldom that he really exorts
himself to his actual limit. lie can
do that head-first sliding about as wei
as anybody I'm the business o. the
very feyl occasions when he knows
that IL is absolutely necessary 10 en-
danger his bones and sinews by so
doing. lie never does II for the pleas
\ ure OF scoring useless run.
l. Among his team mates he ~ the
most popular and the most respected
man on his club. He hasn't any en-
eHfy -ifa-the world for 1ii4- IL too wise
to make one. Among the bugs he is
an Idol in spite OF the fact that he
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Detroit tdSlu Tor Browns
10 Beat Than Maps Or Sol"
BY JAMES MAILER.
(ln Sporting News.
JAMES McALEEH,

! have not claimed that we are go
ing TO beat Chicago or Cleveland in
the September series that We have
with these teams, but ! feel that We
will defeat Detroit In majority OF
the games-~seven here and four ia
Detroit-in which We meet them be-
tween this and October 3. | know my
team is game and my boys are az
confident as am that We viii get
the Tigers goat | give the chaT-
pions credit for being a great ball
team-better than they were in 1907
but can't figure whore they have
anything on us. We would have walk
cd away with this years pennant II
the Tigers were not stronger than
they were a year ago That's how
much / think OF the club that we have
TO beat 10 win out.
Their outheld is superb. but with
Stone. Hedrick and Schweitzer go
ing well, am not asking odds on any
trio OF gardeners wearing the same
uniform. My infield Is the tightest
in either major league and l most
surely would not trade catchers with
Jennings.
Ny pitchers will be as hard for
the Tigers 20 hit as theirs will be
for my fellows 10 negotiate The men
will send on the firing line will
average better than their opponents,
and any one OF my star twirlers Is as
liable 10 be unhittable as the pick OF
the Detroit stan | know that our
two series at Sportsman 8 park with
Detroit will be hummers and am
counting on the Browns carrying or
the honors.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Powell outpitched Willett and
the Browns played in great luck
all through. trimming the Tigers
in the first game Of the Amerl-
can leagues crucial series.
Mcintyre Of Detroit got four hits
out Of as many times at bat off
Powell.
White pitched we'll against
Cleveland and Chicago beat the
Maps, TO 2. Bradley's two-base
error let in the winning run in the
eleventh.
New York was helpless before
Johnson and Washington won,
8 to o.
Young and Arrelanes we're both
In fine form and Boston beat the
Athletics twice, threatening the
latter's hold on first place.
job Printing done right Times Print
ing Co. Is John R--st Phone l49s.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
MICHIGAN CENTRALS
GO TO ST. THOMAS

The Michigan Centrals viii be the
main attraction at 81 Thomas Labor
day, where they play douDle.header.
The manager requests all members
to report az the Michigan Central dc
1890 y. M The club also goes to
Hastings Sept II. where they meet
the team of that place The club still.
has a few dates and would like 20
near from some fast teams In regard
&C. dates For games address 6 Me
poth. 1894 Military-aye.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
CANS AND NELSON WEIGH
THE SAME TO AN OUNCE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ST
training camp information counts Tor
anything and there are times. no
doubt, when the truth is given out in
advertently, Cans and Nelson were
so evenly balanced today that an
apothecary's scales, IL there was one
large enough, would not have detect
ed any difference between them. Each
weighed 1874 pounds exactly.
Cans will work today. and Sunday
he will spar for the last time In his
quarters. Nelson toned down his work.
Abe Attell lightened his labors by
a trip to the city and at owen Nor
ans San Rafael quarters, too, short
ened schedule was followed
LOS ANGELES. Sept Though
their battle for the middleweight cham
pionship is but a short distance away,
Stanley Ketchen and Billy Papke are
not easing up bit In their training
for the struggle.
Jim Jeffries, who will referee the
flight, spent the day at Papke's training
quarters at Venice on the bay, and
watched the Thunderbolt go through
his various preparatory stunts. Papke
boxed several rounds with Jim Trem-
Bile and whaled his sparring partner
about the ring IN VICIOUS fashion.
Champion Ketchell went through his
Z usual stunts at the East Side Athletic
&fclub. He did lot OF the regular gym
nasium work and hammered couple
or sparring partners to his hearts con-
3 tent.
Ketchell still remains a heavy fav-
orite In the betting, but the indica.
lions are that Papke Will be well sup
UUrted when he-eHteFs- the-ri Ting
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
HUGHIE UNDISMAYED OVER
DEFEAT in THE OPENER

the lucky IN was bound 10 WIZ out.
Thev got At and that was all there was
TO 4. Perhaps Wtiiett mlghts HaVt
fooled He.drick I'm the first inning win
an uudcrhdud ball, but he's virtually
new Satsman and We had 30 h. ~
one game to get line on him ]
dor't thluk he'll two-hase many times
mere on our pitchers.
That the Tigers lost their game IN
the field was the general opinion ~
the St Louis writer's 9nd fans. cough
Inns tumble in the frst really cos a
run. and Schmidts ha&<peE robocd
the Tiges OF Il chance FOR double
which would have cut off another
Added 10 this. Stone aud Schweitzer
turned OF two OF the most sensation
al catches on record "a the expense or
Schmidt and Crawford The luck OF
the game was further In evidence
when Wallace's little hy later on took
a false bounce into the crowd and
went for two bases.
Had II not been for Matty Mcintyre,
who was always hitting, the Tiges
would indeed have been In sore
straits Matty had Powelrs STUFF siz,
ed 20 a nicely and got four hits out
OF as many times at bat.
The Brown management Is fast get
ting wealthy Though yesterday was
Friday. the poorest day OF the week,
barring possibly Monday, crowd an.
nounced as $4,000 was in evidence
while today and tomorrow 1t is firmly
expected that good weather will see
all ST. Louis and American league fig
ures smashed TO smithereens.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

TIME FLIES, BUT
So DOES WRIGHT

LIE MANS. France. Sept wilbur
Il. Wright. OF Dayton. o., made "A
splendid flight with his aeroplane this
morning. lie remained in the air Tor
~ minutes, IS and two-hfths seconds
This feat approaches within a fraction
OF minute the record of Henry Far
man FOR the longest public official
flight
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
w. LEWIS TOO FOXY
FOR BILL HURLEY

SCHENECTADY, y. Y. Sept. s.
Willie Lewis, the fast welterweight
of New York city last night gained the
verdict over Bill Hurley OF this city
after six rounds OF terrific hitting here.
The bout was fast throughout and
both men tried hard for knockout.
Lewis ring generalship told after the
bout had gone a few rounds and this
gave the New York city lad n decided
advantage over his less experienced
adversary.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
UNION HOURS FOR
BALL PLAYERS 4?

ST. LOUIS Mo, Sept Bail play.
ers OF the future may form part or
the American Federation of Labor
President Samuel Gompers approves
II, seeing no reason why. like other
labor, il should not organize and car
~ union cards and work on a SEIZED
ule
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
OARSMEN GATHER
At THE POTOMAC

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-Promin-
ent oarsmen from all over the coun'
try are arriving in Washington today
to take part in the middle states re-
gatta on the Potomac river, which
opens on Monday. The list OF entries
for the Labor Day aquatics numbers
70.
Oarsmen from Greater New York
and the Bay state will invade Wash
ington today.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
CRAWFORD-COBB DEBATE
AGAIN RACES IN RANDOM

Crawford delights in making his
plays look as easy as possible. His Is
a sort OF perfection of form where
Cobb's is as radically a triumph OF
speed and daring.
AT the bat each has his OWE pecu-
liar style They use the same sticks,
built on the same models--the size
and shape OF which Crawford Geter-
mined years ago. though Cobb has
been given credit for the invention OF
small, tapering handle with the
great weight OF the stick in the head.
They hold sticks in about the same
positions SO far as the leverage is
concerned, but here the resemblance
ceases, asfde-fronf the fact that the
pair ore undoubtedly the worst feared
batsmen in the American league.
Cobb always has an inheld up IN
the air for many OF his efforts are
slow-t ounding grounders which must
be handed to first with every bit OF
speed at the ielder's command II the
Georgian is to be caught.
Crawford is the slugger. He hits
them so hard that, II an infielde r sue.
ceeds in knocking the ball down he
has always a chance for play, even
II he fumbles momentarily.
Crawford, however, Worries the out
field as much as Cobb does the in.
fiel@. The outer gardeners always
back up against the fences whea SAM
comes TO bat. They KNOW mat they
will have To take a merry chase II
Sans awful drives start for gap in
their array.
Cobb glories in tremendous streaks
OF batting Crawford. on the other
hand. keeps more steadily at IL. With
men on base. sam is the more feared
OF the TWO and often is II the case that
Crawford Is passed at n stage where 4
hi means great damage, In order that
tho opposing pitcher may take the
other horn OF the dilemma Nobody
ever saw a batsman passed in order 10
give the foe a crack at Crawford.
Cobb makes more errors than
Crawford Also he makes more hard
catches. lie has a shade better
throwing arm than his old rival and
thinks faster lie Is infinitely more
speedy on his feet, but he doesn't hit
the ball as hard. for this Is where
CrawfOrds superior weight gets in it,
work
he a hold man who MQuld
predict that Cobb Will be longer In
nc game than Crawford. In spite OF
The fact that there is good seven
years OF difference In their ages. T.
being -. while Sam is p.
of the ball held the friends OF Craw-
ford have an argument which must
be considered as having weight Sam
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
BRITAIN PRO"
TENNIS MEN HERE

NEW YORK, Sept. 81. c. Parke
and j. Richard. English professional
tennis players. arrived in this city on
board the Cunard liner Lucania, and
will make efforts to obtain matches
with some OF the American players
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Cobb will ever be the head strong,
impeCuOus player. intoxicated with
his own neetness OF foot, careless o.
his personal safety playing the game
as hard up To the handle and taking
as dCsperHtp risks hen his-IeaIn Is
winning easily as In the heat OF 2
heart. breaking combat
His every move is a combination 81
dash that is uneqpalled by any other
player in baseball today. He makes
friends and enemies easily and picks
them in his own peculiarly indcpend-
ent way lie plays his game as he
sees flt and there are but two y rsons
who's counsel he has ever accepted
One OF them~is Crawford; the other is
Hughie Jennings.
: VOrrI uctfEfT-s TT r1ryTvrrr--, rr--tct-rr>-
play rs fftt-itt az possible FL Atas
often been accused of playing to-the
grandstand / Vet some of his plays
are shaded so finely because the won
derful lads head is already planning
a second step which will be- che 20
-rsInnlsh- pMXers and public alike IN
its brilliant conception and superb ex
IecutioI
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

W. UdN' MIS- ~
T. Jones. wallace, -. Jones. Mcintyre
Hits-On Winett. 10 in innings; on
Summers in ! inning Sacrifice hits
-Schweitzer 2 stephens. Wallace.
Crawford. schaefer Double play
Schaefer. Downs and Rossman. Left
On bhses-St Louis .. Detroit 3. Bases
on balls--Om Willctt 8. struck out
by Powell . by Wilett ,. Time 81.
Umpires-Hurst and OIoughln.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

I'm willing TO stack him against any
left.hhnder that ever wore St Louis
uniform.
Yesterdays game? Ii was just
one OF those where the side that got
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
They lake the Kinks Out.

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The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-lf ever there
was bunch of rooters, cocksure OF
the possession OF pennant-wihning
ball club IL is the contingent mat ire
quents Sportsman's park these days.
For months the st. Louis sport
pages have been predicting what the
Browns did yesterday 10 the Tigers
and there is no longer any visible
sentiment of doubt.
Going out TO see the Blowns knock
'em off the limb
Here is an expression the equiva-
lent of which was passed an over town
this morning.
Nothing TO II from now on but the
shouting-to hear the St. Louis gang
talk about It,
The proudest man in Mssouri's me-
tropolis is Jimmie McAleer Jim sees
! In the 1908 Browns his long-awaited
yindication For year ne has been
forced 10 stand for the iibes OF the
most heartless band OF knockers in
the world. He has been termed an
incompetent and many things worse
than that. AT last he believes he has a
winner.
II think it's about time 10 cut loose
my southpaws." said McAleer this
morning. That is as far as he would
commit himself regarding today 5
pitching selection. He has Graham,
Bailey and Waddell TO draw from, and
IL seems to be the general idea that
the first mentioned will be the toiler.
In three games against Detroit this
year he has won TWO and lost the olh-
er only by i TO score. II Graham
twirls today. ii is probable that the
big RUDE will take the firing line be-
fore the monster crowd that is sure 10
be on hand Sunday.
In the Detroit camp there is no sign
OF discouragement.
II note by todays papers that a GER
tain team they call Detroit Is leading
In the American league race" COM
ments Hughie Jennings. They are
three games in the lead, too. Now.
mark my words. they are never going
TO be headed!
$50 they are going to come through
with a southpaw today, Wen, we
have been expecting that and ! would
not be at all SURPRISED II we should
let that go for us. Ed Killian looked
pretty good in that game he finished
up against the Maps the other day and
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

. BusinesS-lf<e Printing, 80 fuss a,s
~ Iis.s~--tarl-ttnr-t. oz-4S
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. Thar
John R-sG Phone 1tss
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Few people make success OF be
ing good on the installment plan.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
6OokmakU (Nbet Posts
The Odds On Biz Fights

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.
Tom Corbett today posted his
prices against the different COM
binatlons possible In the Septem-
Der fights. Here's the way they
read:
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

was never a mixer and Is always quiet
and reserved with strangers. Fer his
friends ne has quiet natural VII that
is all the more delicious i'm its com
plete unexpeCtedness.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

.Batted FOR Willett in eighth.
fBatted Tor COuRnffn III ninth
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

oGthe bail aeld the friends of craw.
ford have an argument which must
be considered as having weight. Sam
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