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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-29

FRED Pooler, clerk at Gregoire
pharmacy. is confined to his nome ny
All attack of the grip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-28

pIE GuU>ts NEVER G|EUNBLI-
r1ii FASHION CAFE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-28

We have at our ranch at Shoemaker, N. Mex, 800
RambouHIetS, ESQ DeIaineS and so HempShreS. These
rams are bred by the ButterfieId Livestock Co.. at
WeiSer Idaho, one Of the best breeders in the west, and
are as good as can be found anywhere for wool and
mutton qualities combined; the SO head of HempShreS
are strictly a mutton type, and any one breeding to sell
all their lambs should see this stuff. Those coming to
the ranch should catch No. I from the north and No. 10
from the south; stop at Shoemaker; phone out to the
ranch and we can be there in 20 minutes to meet them.
as we are only z miles from the station, Will have 100
head of these rams at Albuquerque during the fair, so
sheep men can see what they are. Prices to suit the
times. Rams have been at the ranch since 5h of Au-
gust, and are aCCIimated, and in fine condition for Serv-
ice. For prices, etC, address
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
FREsNO

San francisco -. o o o 4 o o. 1
Rasehits -..... o. o. 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
ORMONDES RIGHT-HIGH GUN-MARWOOD
R-MARTINMAS-

year olds an0 upward
Remarks
Remember has shown her ability TO 20 The
route and is IN nice shape Just now. Nsr-
tinnas ran a nice race Saturday but Il may
have taken considerable ont of him Net
ting has been running very consistently.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
Moore Has Lpelp Time During
Game Bctpccn Sacramento
and Stockton
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

Stockton 3. Sacramento 2.
Santa Cruz >. Oakland =.
san Jose 5, Alameda L.
Fresno Il, San Francisco 1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
SPECIAL DIspArcH TO TIE cAEI.


SACRAMENTO, May I7.-Denounced
as a '-robber" by the fans. doused from
head to foot with bucket of water by
two Of the Sacramento players and
struck on the head by sharp foul tip
from the bat. Umpire Moore, who han
died the indicator at the game between
sacramento and Stockton here today,
was certainly most unhappy man.
stockton won the game by score of
3 70 ? The trouble all started in the
first half of the sixth inning. With a
man on first Shay hit a line drive to
left field II looked like a safety, but
McHale felded it. apparently just before
1t touched the ground. and threw it to
Hrst 10 double the runner.
Moore declared the ball touched the
ground before McHaie reached il and
called both men safe. The Sacramento
players protested vigorously and the
game was delayed until Moore called
time on Manager Graham Twirler
Brown Of Sacramento then found him
self IN a tight place and walked
Moriarity, filling the bases. Moreing
hit an easy one TO Brown. but the ex-
cited pitcher overthrew to the plate, al
lowing two men TO score. A long f1y
TO left field gave Stockton another run.
making. three for the inning. enough to
win the game.
At-the end Of the inning Moore went
TO the Sacramento bench 10 get a drink
and the incensed Sacramento players.
who thought they had been given the
worst Of the deal, disgraced themselves
by throwing water on him. When
Moore picked up the bucket Raymon
and Byrne tipped it up on him. soaking
him from head to foot. They afterward
apologized- Brown pitched great ball
Tor sacramento, but lost his own game
by his wild throws The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
Baseball Notes

After winning fve games IN row. and most
o. them shutouts. Dellsr. tie big Oakland
pitcher. net his frst reverse OF the season on
me Oakiaao grounds Yesterday morning
Before hitting the bah safely in the fifth in
ming Jimmy Smith fouled Of seven nice ones
Inls IS about the record for the Sesson and
Il did much 70 take the starch out Of Oscar
Willis has figured in more extra inning games
day be sdted another one to bis list by get
ting away with the 10 round AFFAIR on the
Oakland lot.
when Umpire Jack o'connem called sutor
safe On thar bunt in the eighth inning old
an r1sde rush In from center 6eid to register
his kick he had not been arguing half q
minute before the entire Oakland team was
On the JOB. ETeybody talked at once and
each sprung new line Of stun
Jack slsttery. the champion stieker OF the
league struek out for the first time this season
On the galencis street lot when he went 10
70 hat for Johnny Hopkins IN the eighth ia-
@ @nins. Most q The fans thought that Van
ball on the nose sii afternoon.
Beuy's arm was in ve7 bad shape and try
- he might the little Seal catcher could not
whip the bail accurately 20 the bases In the
third inning. With Hopkins on second and two
out of the way. Berry pegged the ball against
the center field fence while trying 70 catch
the runner. Who scored bsndily.
At last MsichoIr seems 20 have co-rec,
line On the seuthpsEs. He has been falling
he attacked the offerings Of Hopkins with rrrst
ferceness. stinging the little Oaklander FOR
double Hcd single, both Of which asured
in scoring runs AeI vas also there in the
not the rules OF fhs game been 30 streruous
one OF them would have been 8 homer
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
"CHckef" "KeIlyLeads
in Riding Honors

Cricket" Kelly was the real thing in
the jockey line at EmeryyiHe last week.
Kelly put 1t all over the other boys
and made a splendid record. with the
result that he headed the list for the
week with plenty 10 spare in the way
of winning mounts. The result was
that he jumped up from fourth to sec
ond place on the jockey list for the
season. and Walter Miller undoubtedly
will be the only boy ahead OF him
when the season comes 10 a close Kelly
IS riding better now than at any pre-
vious period Of his career. and that he
will head the riding list at the coming
Seattle meeting seems a safe predic-
tion.
For the second week in succession
Champion Walter Miller could get no
higher on the list than third. Jimmy
Mcintyre leading him by a slight mar
gin for second. Miller has ridden only
eight winners in the past two weeks.
The riding record for the week was
as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18

BEST CHANCE-CoLLEGE WIDoW-NEXT B
MEMBER
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
HOPE TO OPEN MARKET
STREET BANK JUNE 1
Officers of Institution Secure
Signature of DepoSitors
for S6SO. 600

According 70 a statement made b President
A. 2 Martel last night the Market Street bans.
which elcsed is doors during the late financial
depression. viii reopen By June l. Since the
crash The directors CT the Institution have been
engaged IN Issuing 70 the dePositoTs interest
bearing bonds IN place OF their Deposits -
successful have these Efforts been that u -
said that signatures representing s. per cent
OF the deposits TO the value of $50. 900 have
been secured President Martel = Confident ina {
the number viii be increased until S15O-Ooo %
the 81. Oo0. COO originally On deposit IN the de-
funct bank viii be represented.
The bankers believe that as sccn as tne -
per cent OF the depositors are secured rne state
board of bank commissioners VIII permit tns
place 10 resume business
Mrs. Lucy Burris. owner OF two ma
farms near Wabash. Ind. was fned 1
cent for assault and battery against
one OF her tenants. and went 10 jail -
preferences to paying the nne.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18

Ben Selig. Gems representative. and Willie
Britt. who is acting for Nelson. did not meet
Yesterday as WAS planned Both sides seem
eager for As round fight at the Mission street
arena July f. Cans IS again holding out for
a big guarantee. which the promoter does not
seem inclined to give. IT is unreasonable for
Cans TO ask for a guarantee when he drew
only sc, 900 with Unholz. who should have been
an attraction as he had never been seen here.
A man is only worth in proportion to what
he can draw and Cans has been in the business
long enough TO learn this lesson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
.rELcHoTR CLEANS FENcE

The rsbid Oakland fans nearly tore
the fence down in q mad attempt TO
get into the grounds at Freemsn's
park II the morning. BY the time that
the game was called about 1000 OF
them we're on the job. roofing ike
fends 1or the Commuters. who took
the count in the tenth inning or one
~ the fastest games that the trans
bav crowd ever witnessed.
The score was 10 when the Seals
came up for their final licks in the
tenth Williams opened II up with
= single and made a daring steal OF
second Right there Nelchoir put the
rollers under the oaks by slspping the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Melchoir >. HstmulIer. Sacri-
Zee hits-PiPer. Hildebrand. Eagan First base
% called bslls-o1 DelIsr 4. OF Willis ..
Struck out--By Dellsr T. bT Willis / Hit by
pitcher-Zeider. Double pIay-wilhS TO Curtis
q Mohle-. Time Of game-1 hour 80 minutes
Lmpire-O' 'Connen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
BARBER CAN'T WORK NOW
SINCE JAW is BROKEN
William Cliff Suffers Serious In
convenience to Business at
Hands OF His Wife

Because he wandered into his home At $40
Buchanan street yesterday morning later thar
she thought proper in the conduct Of good kus-
a natIron at him vita snch good aim that his
law was broken. He Was taken to the centraI
emergency hospital to have his wounds dressed
The doctors told him it would 60 hard il he at
tempted 70 talk. GliH will return TO his barber
shop as soon as he regains full use OF bis jaw. !
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18

ball over the right Geld fence. Though
II was clean home run, the Seals
right fielder gets credit for only 2
two base hft for the reason that man
was scored from second base and only
one run was needed to win the game.
However Mel gets the home run In the
right column of every fans brain and
therefore the hit will be all the more
rneruprs hfa The SCORE
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
SLhiMARl

Struck oIt-By Garrett 6. By Thorsen l. Base
On oells-o1 Garrett :, OF Thorsen 6. Two
base hit-RFsn. Double plsv-Rrasbesr n
Smith SacrihcA hits-Danzig. Cooaey Stolen
bases-Cooney. johnson. Danzig. First base on
errors-Portlsnd J. Wild pitch-Thorsen Left
on bases-Los ANGELES 3. Portland 10. Time
$40. Cmpire-PerriDe-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
KeenesN Near HiIdrefh
as Winning Owners

]. o. and G. II. Keene Improved their
standing last week in the winning own
ers list for the EmeryvilIe season to
such an extent that the chances of their
displacing 5. c. Hildreth at the head
OF the list look bright. The FL vido
stabie-was the only addition during the
week TO the list OF owners whose
horses. have won $4,000 and over, which
is now composed OF the following 70:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
3AN JOSE 5. ALAMEnA !

saT JOSE. May 17.-Alameda was easv fo-
ne locals today. The visitors opened the eama
H walopins Stricklett's offerings for two
Soahies sr ana single. scoring only one run. ow
<g sog 70 stIlekietts two assists 10 first In the
plete on extra base hits. walks and costly errors
sears daring base running was feature on the
game. The score % 'He
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
SrfuNIRy

Home run-Ed Kennedy. Three base hit-Mott
Two base hits-Smifh. Ed Kennedy. Bond. Mil
ler Sacrifice hitS-Ed Kennedy. Miller. Moore.
Base on balls-On Roilander {. Struck out-By
RoIlander Q hy Miller l. Left on bases-San
Francisco g. Fresno g. Double plays-Rollander
20 bond: knelI 10 Bond. Wild piteh-Miller.
Passed balls-Brooks ~. First base on error
Fresno 8. Hit By pitcher-Blsnkenship:A Adams
Tiuae.of came-l hour and As minutes. Umpire
Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
SACRAMENTO


Three base hit-Doyle Sacrince hits-Nea.
.on- Dssn"ood First base on erTors-Stock-
ton !, Sacramento l. First base on halls
on e Henderson j. Of Brown {. Left on bases
stockton a. Sacramento s. Struck out-Bv Hen
derson 4. by Brown = Passed balI-Rvr1aS
Tine OF gsme-2:07. Umpire-Noore "a 7
McClatchy, official scorer. .
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
LOS ANGELES SHUT OUT
Portland Wins the Third Game
From the Visitors

PORTLAND. May 17.-Garrett let Los An
geles down with only one hit today while
the Beavers found Thorsen for ten. Drilling
rain fell On the Geld during the matinee II
was 4 msrTelously feided game. considering the
slippery condition Of the ground. Portland won
al three games played IN the series. Score:
Los ANGEI Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
SAN JOSE
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Russell. Burns Streib. Reid.
VOTERS Stolen bsseS-Eager. Strickietf Sears
~ Wolters %. Base on bailE-On Sfrickleft
: on johnson 2 Double play-Russell 10 Broad,
bent 70 Schroeder. Struck out-By StrickIett Q.
ny Johnson = Wild pitch-Johnson. Hit By
pitched balI-Lacey Cmp!re-StuItz. Scorer
Anderson Time Of game hour and 55 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
Changes in List of
Winning Horses

During the past week Preen. Marster
and Martinmas increased their win
nings sufficiently 10 gain a place in
the list OF horses that have won in
excess Of $4,000 during the Emeryville
meeting OF the 1882 horses that have
been seen here under colors at the
meeting the following So are IN the
$4,000 list:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
OAKLAND
STNN4Ry

Earned ruHs-Sants Cruz I. Sacrifice hits
Collins Schimpf. First base on errors-Sauta
Cruz i First base on called bails-Waterbur-r
. Ioucks 3. Left on hases-Ssnta Cruz ;. OAK
land 2 Struck out-Loucks ?. WATERBURY 4.
Double play-Waters 10 Shinn TO Rogers Time
Of game hour and IS minutes Umpire
Flynn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18

The number OF ties purchased by the
steam and electric roads OF this coun-
try during the year 1906 was 1e2 S34.-
04o The demand of the Steam roads
amounted to 75 per cent OF the total.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
SANTA CRUZ &. OAKLAND ,

SANTA CRUZ. May I7.--The local team in
the state league defeated oakland today By
cloufing the bali in the sixth inning. when i've
rms were scored Oakland had the better OF
the game to this period. but hard luck. which
seems TO follow the oakland aggregation, was
sgaiu their undoing. The score
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
FRESNO IL. SAN FRANCISCO !

FRESNO, Nav IA very one sided game
was played today between the locals and the
san Francisco team in the state league in
which Fresno got - to 1. Fresno's batting and
fielding were features. Kennedy made mir
over the fence for home run. with two men on
bases. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
san FRANCISCO
i'lst ------------o4 Is 2 16
- IN - q -
SUMMARY

Two base hIts-Melchoir Hor.kfnS. ssrrfsc.
fits-McArcle. Ceok. First ssse On ~sileJ
halls-of Sutor 4. or Hopkins 3 Ss-,~sr
olf--bF Jones = bT >uror = br Honkfrs
Rams Of Jones 3 Hits-Or Jones 10 81 Suto-
= Credit victory 70 Suior. Double ulsrs-
curtis n McArcie 20 Williams Cock "a T5.lsr
~ HoEan. Sutor 20 McAr6le 70 WfIlfsrns T5rre
~ rame-Ous hour and - minutes Umpire
O-ColneI-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

2 San Francisco 3, Oakland 90
fnninEsb.
San Francisco s. Oakland
Portland ,. Los Angeles o.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18

The standing of the boys who have
ridden at least one winner since the
opening OF the season is now as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18


Lucky Baldwin values Lisaro, his year
10 modest figure William Walker. who is
looking about for good horses with which 10
strengthen Ibis stable, recently asked Baldwin
20 set price Lisaro. Baldwin named
$4,000 the figure al which he would be
willing TO let Lisaro go. When Walker ex-
cessiTe by many thousands Baldwin replied that
Lissro was worth $4,000 10 him for stud pur-
poses at Santa Anita ranch after his racing
days were over. Cruzados. the Emperor OF
from Santa Anita several weeks ago. viii be
asked to no more and will be perma-
nently retired to the stud upon his return to
the Baldwin ranch, Cooke having decided that
the horse. an Incompatible spriater in his
day. has outlired his usefulness far as
racing Is concerned. Cruzados has never been
himself since the day that he all but bhtted
bis brains oct By collision with a tree the
Baldwin ranch over year ago. While he
one or two fair races last winter they
were far below the standard Of his earlier
feats and Cooke has decided TO throw him out
Of training forthwith.
George Rose. who came here from southern
California at the close OF the Arcadia racing
season in the hope Of recOuping the losses
track during the winter had entsiled. has
dropped some $40. 900 Of his bank roll since he
cut in here several weeks ago Rose is game.
however. and Will see the season through De
probably win go east next month with the idea
OF laying odds the New York tracks, where
be makes one OF the big books.
Frank Balm is one Of the big winners among
the book making fraternity AT Emeryville, be-
ing nearly S25. coo to the good on his seasons
ing at the close of the local season and later
on at Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
ST. Louis Nationals
Defeat Boston
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

ST LOUIS. May 1T.-St Louis defeated Bos-
ton by score Of / 10 G. The game vas called
at the end OF the sixth on account OF rain II
Tas a pitchers battle base on balls, an out
and oRourke's double scored the winlng run.
score
R. H. E
St Louis .-..-...---......--.-
bosto1
Batferes-Karger and MRrshaIi: Lindaman
and Boverman Cmpier-Emslle-
CINCINNATI. May 17.-Wiltse held Cincin-
natl down until the eighth inning, when six
Kits. i1cluding a triple by Huswitt and
home By Camel. the latter hit coming with
the bases fun. put the New Yorks out OF Il. A
one hahded catch By Paskert was the feature.
Score-
R. HE
Cincinnati ....................7s
New York .............2 s ?
Batte-iss--Weimer and Schlei; Viltse and
Bresnahan. Unpire-O'Day-
CHICAGO. May I7.-Bergen singled in the
third and went 70 second sacrifice. the only
one of the visitors To reach base. Brown and
hiS grand support retiring them In one. two.
three order IN other eight innings. Ten Of the
Chieaeo hits we're punched in the three innings
they scored Score:
ce..... R. H
Brcoklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gen. Umpire-Rigier-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
Only Nine Favorifes
Win During Week
Outsiders account for 20 of the
36 Races Run al the
Emerypille Track
EMERYvILLE RESULTS
By y. K. Jefery

Fewer favorites succeeded in win
ming AT the EmeryviIle tracks last
week than during any corresponding
period throughout the season Until
last week the minimum record for any
one week during the season was 10;
last week only nine scored. Horses
quoted at liberal odds in the betting
ring carried of the lions share of the
spotls, outsiders accounting for no less
than 20 of the Sc races Under such
Conditions itsmay be taken for granted
that the public, which is compelled to
depend upon the form shown by horses
in. actual racing as a guide TO their
speculation, experienced a losing week
and that the book makers and the
wise. set reaped a rich harvest. It
frequently happens that the closing
days of protracted meeting are
marked by some such slump as came
last week, when nearly all the horses
that looked like safe betting PROPOSE
tions went down to defeat.
Handicapped Martin Nathanson con-
tinues to provide a program book that
keeps the better class of horses well
engaged. Nathanson has been so sue
cessful in framing UP the conditions of
the races that he has put on that most
of them figure nearly as close as handi-
caps, so far as the contenders are con-
cerned. and this circumstance has made
the picking OF winners more difficult
task than ordinarily. The cheaper sort
of horses have had scant chance TO pull
down purses, for the reason that the
majority of the races have been con-
ditioned with a view to encouraging
the running of the better class of
horses and also because the congestion
of horses in local training. with the re-
sultant keener competition for the
purses, has influenced many OF the
owners to. run their horses at a smaller
valuation in selling races than former
". II is generally conceded that 1t
takes a pretty fair horse TO win one
OF the cheaper sort Of selling races un-
der existing. conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
MORNING GAME
OAKLAND
san FRANCISCO

)ae out when winning run was scored
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery
Ratings for good track Deduct point for each pound overweight
SENATOR WARNER-MAY PINK-CALLA
HANNAH LOUISE-MABEL FOUNTAIN-BRIGHT SKIES

Remarks
Hannah louise can win II she runs back
10 her recent clever second 70 Listowel.
Mabel Fountains races have been good
enough 70 make her a contender Bright
skies Is working wen.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-04-18
DOOMED man
IS NOT WORRIED

CANON CITY. Colo. April l6.
Giuseppe Ala, the condemned mur-
derer Of Father Leo Heinrichs whom
he shot at the altar in ST Elizabeth s
Catholic church in Denver on sun
day. February 23d last, has given the
prison officials no trouble since he
was placed in the State pehitentiarv
to await his execution In July The
wounds which We're on his torehea
when he came here have healed.
He has no desire for reading mat
ter and SO far as expressed no wish
for spiritual adyiger He expresses
no remorse for the crime he commit
ted His appetite is good and he
eats his meals with "a, relish III.
food is the same as that served I,
the officers and is sent to him from
their kitchen, He is unlike the aver
age prisoner in that he does not u.s.
tobacco IN any form.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-04-18
Fire at Riverside, California,
Causes Herd Of Animals
With Sells-Floto Circus to|
Get Beyond the Control of
Keepers : Maddened Beast
Spreads Death and Ruin in
Heart of City.

(By Associated PRESS. !

RIVERSIDE, CAL April 16-As result of nre which
Standard Oil Companys stor
age belonging the SelsFloo circus
Worsley lies at the City hospital fatally
Miss Eta Gibbs. clurch deaconess Is dead
three blocks distant about to open
bn the explosion and fire caused
dispensing the crowd which
side OF town knocking down ouhou
despong orchards that lay in their path Many persons
narrowly nfuaed animals short time how
the elephants rounded up The
his and entered the CEN
ter city He entered the court of the Glen
Miss Gibbs in the yardn front OF the
her against the house between his
ground ramped her crushing her
nhcng injuries from which she died at 10 O'Clock
the the guests rush
ing Chapman guest OF the house
the court He knocked
broken and otherwise injured Ihe
walked through the barbershop out
street and crashed through
glass the Before being rounded up
stable, the animal uamped on another
him with his tusks One of the keepers
attempted hurled high fence
sustaining painful injuries until four other elephants were
brought beast gotten under control
grounds The fire at the oil tanks con-
10000 gallons Of oil were
consumed The and buildings about $1,000
a a A a a A a a a q q o o q
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-04-18
[By Associated Press.
FREES Wife WHO
KILLED Her RIVAL
lBN Associated Pressl

LOS ANGELES, April i6.-After
dramatic preliminary examination
al Monrovia today, Mrs. T. u. de Ar
man, who shot and killed Mrs, Helen
Griffin at that place two weeks ago,
was discharged. Immediately after
ward her husband, owner of one of
the largest stables in the country
announced that he would dispose OF
his horses and quit the racing game
forever. ,
Mrs. de Arman tonight is in |
critical condition. Testimony was
offered to show that Mrs Griffin had
boasted Of her hold on De Arman;
that she had claimed ownership OF
his horses and even had asserted that
some day she would have charge OF
! his children. II was testified that
she had endeavored to persuade Dt
Arman to leave his wife and go I
Europe with her and his horses.
sother testimony went to show tina
Mrs. de Arman has been deliriou
for weeks because of the Griffin wo
mans hold on De Arman and tha
she had threatened to kill herself an
her children.