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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
TAFT TO KEEP OUT OF
SENATE FIGHT
Manager Declares Presidential
Nominee Has No Desire to
Oppose Reelection of Sen
ator Foraker.
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wirs.I

Hot Springs. Va July 17.--Arthur
/. Vorys. manager of the national
campaign In Ohio, issued a state
meme today In regard to the sena-
torial situation in his state. which he
declared ought TO be satisfactory to
all persons concerned, The purport
OF the statement is that the managers
of the national campaign viii not in
terfere with the election of a United
States senator 10 succeed Senator
Foraker
Il have no candidate for the sen
atorship" said Mr.. Vorys This is
and has continually been Secretary
fafts attitude respecting the sena-
torship. He stands where he always
stood. determined not to promote any
ones candidacy or TO place obstacles
ia the way Of any one who wants
10 be a candidate. The fight for the
national ticket in Ohio has been, and
will continue to be. divorced from
the senatorial fight which stands on
its own merits. There is no concerted
effort on the part of the TAFT men to
defeat Foraker. Senator Foraker IN
a statement made recently in Wash
ington, put it right when he said
that he should proceed to elect
republican Legislature. After that
the question OF who ought to be- sen
ator can be- settled Every ybOdy ought /
10 be content 20 stand ON that prop
Osition and / endorse g."
NJ +. ingalls,. formerly president |
N the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. |
arrived here today and Is occupying I
his cottage near the homestead. lie !
is almost constantly upon the golf /
links while here and today he and 4
Judge Taft played against George |
ingalls,. who after giving them hand
Ielp, came 0ut even af ihe end uf the I
mHIlh-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
ELKS COW ENT|ON
ADJOURNS
Adoption of New Emblem and
Reduction of Per Capita Tax
Features of Closing Day at
Dallas,
lBy Morning journal Special rea.ed Wire

my MORNING JOurnhi Specihi tShbbe0 Ntre.t
Dallas. Texas. July 1.-THE Elks'
reunion OF sos terminated today the
grand lodge adiourning to meet in
Los Angeles July II, 1908. Tonight
fully two-thirds of the visitors have
departed
At today's session of the grand
lodge, various minor changes were
made in the constitution. The per
capita taXX was reduced from 25 cents
to 20 cent per annum, as recommend
ed by the retiring grand exalted rul-
er, John x. Tener; an official Elk em-
blem was adopted; the proposition to
establish a home for the orphans of
Elks was defeated, and resolution
was adopted praising Dallas as a con-
vention city and thanking the Elks
and citizens OF Dallas and of Texas
for their hospitality The emblem as
described consists Of a combination
Of the dial, showing the hour OF H..
with a white face and red Roman nu-
merals, circumscribed by a blue cir
Gle containing the initials. b. r. O. e.
and on which dial circle shall rest an
Elk's head and antlors. which shall
be surmounted By a red five pointed
star"
The elk's head and antlers are to
be in gold. the dial. star and border
In enamel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
BLUEJACKET rs
ON PARADE IN
HONOLULU
THREE THOUSAND MEN
IN MILITARY PAGEANT
Island Territory Rivals Cali
tornia in Enthusiastic Well
come to Admiral Sperry and
His Merry Men,
ln, Morning journal ssselal L.a.sa wire ]

By Morning journal Special Tsassd wire.l
Honolulu. July Comprising the
greatest military pageant ever wit
messed ia this city S,200 men Of the
Atlantic battleship fleet paraded this
morning arousing enthusiastic cheers
from the dense crowds which lined
the way along which they passed. The
line Of march was along the princi-
pal streets of the city, ana every avail
able post OF vantage was occupied
long before the parade began.
Before the march began the men
were drawn up in company front at the
starting point and committee of a
hundred Hawaiian ladies passed along
the ranks, placing about the neck OF
each white clad Jackie" lei, or
chain OF close packed blossoms char
acterlstic Of the islands Il was
pretty ceremony, picturesque In the
extreme and officers ami men joined
In hearty appreciation of the action OF
the ladies' After this the formal re-
ceptlon 10 the officers of the fleet was
rendered by the commander of the
naval station, Captain and Mrs. Rees.
Tonight the officers Of the feet
gathered at Waikakai beach where a
ball was given by the citizens in their
honor
Governor Frear and Admiral Sperry
shared in the duty of receiving the,
many guests During the day. the
second division of the fleet at anchorI
Just off the beach piled its search
lights upon the pavilion.
During the afternoon the polo
grounds were thronged with sailors
greatly Interested in the struggle go-
ing on while the wild west show also
drew many spectators.
The coaling Of the third division oil
the feet at Lahana. is proceeding
rapidly. Almost the entire population
of the Island of Maui on which Lahaina
is situated, was gathered at that town |
To erect the fleet. Tonight a bali un- |
der the great banyan trees that mark |
the site of the ancient fort at Lahaina (
viii be given in favor of the officers
md ON Saturday night dance for the
men has been arranged at the same
place
The third division of the fleet will
sail for Honolulu on Sunday. The
Nebraska Is still Ia quarantine here
lwing to the appearance of several
lew cases of scarlet fever during the
'oyage from the coast and unless 9th
r arrangements are made, It is pos
ible that she will go TO Lahaina toe
'oal.
The refrigerator ship Glacier viii
all for Fiji and the repair ship Pan
her for Samoa on Sunday In order to
nable the fleet TO maintain wireless
continually during the
'oyage to Australia. The supply ship
,olgoa will sail Tuesday for Auck-
and.
The Schroeder board of inquiry
which is considering the plans for the
naval station at Pearl Mar
'or went on a visit TO the site select
d for the location Of the station to-
ay. T.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
SANTA re FACES FIFTEEN
HUNDRED DOLLAR FINE

Prescott, Ariz.. July 17.--In the
United states court here today. after
a hard fought legal battle, the Santa
Fe, Prescott and Phoenix railroad was
convicted on fifteen counts of an in
dictment for violation of the federal
safety appliance law. The railroad
was charged with running cars over
its lines with defective coupling ar
rangements and in some instances
with loose grab irons. endangering the
lives of its employees. The penalty in
Volyed is a 500 fine for each count.
Agents of the interstate commerce
commission worked up the cases
against the railway company.
General TO Meet Prince of Wales
Washington July II. - Because
Lord Roberts, the highest officer in
the British army Is to accompany the
Prince of Wales to quebec, this gov
ernment will probably designate a
general officer Of the army TO accom-
pany Vice President Fairbanks when
he goes to meet the prince This Of
ficer, whose selection may be an
nounced tomorrow, will be in addi-
tion to Major T. Bentley Mott, al
ready designated as Mr.. Fairbanks
aide
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
OPPOSED
TOREDUCED
WAGES
VETERAN RAIL CHIEF IN
FAVOR OF RAISING RATE
Declares Goods Are Hauled on
American Roads For Fraction
of Price Charged by Euro
pean Lines.

lBy Morning journal Sosaial Laased Wire.l
New York, July IT, re are just
three ways in which the olem now
facing the railroads Of this country
may be solved, namely increased
rates. decreased wages, or increased
business. in the opinion Of j. T. Hara-
han, president of the Illinois Central
who arrived here today on the steamer
Mauretania after vacation trip to
Europe
j. j. Hill, chairman of the Great
Northern, is of the opinion that the
solution Of the financial problem that
confronts the railroads Is an Increase
in freight rates Mr.. Hill is strongly
opposed to cut in wages as a means
of increasing the net earnings of rail-
roads Mr.. Hill. who has just re-
turned from a fishing trip i'm Canada,
made the following statement today:
"There is no alternative but to raise
rates. The credit of the railroads has
been seriously impaired. The way to
enhance credit is to increase rates.
Wages should not be cut. Efficient
abor is essential to successful opera
tion. Railroad employees haXe pc
culiar responsibilities They have to |
meet a hard test. They should get
fair recompense. Cut wages 10 per
cent and the man who got SIS last
week gets $3.50 this week. 1t is the /
difference between meat and no meat. |
Freight rates in this country are
low beyond comparison. Receiving but
one half and even one-third of the |
rate received in European countries,
he wages paid railroad employees here
average 100 per cent higher than
hose maid I'm Europp -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
BURNING OIL WELL
OWNED BY AMERICANS

Lima, Ohio, July 1.-THE great oil
gusher in Tampico. Mexico. now on
fire, is owned by j C. Linneman, Dan
Odell. of New York, and by Pennsyl-
yania parties under the name of the
Pennsylvania OH company. It is the
third test wen drilled in the Ceronai
oil region. Standard Oil experts to-
day stated that the wen Is making
minimum of 7G00O barrels of crude
oil every twenty-four hours, but IN an
probability is gushing $4,000 barrels.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
SENATOR CLARK IS
NEAR DEATH
Wyoming Statesman Suddenly
Stricken in Chicago Hotel
Life Despaired of For Time;
Still Sick Man.


lnS Morning Jaarnai special LEASED Wire
chicago. July i1--riarence Don
clark. United states senator from
wyoming. Waa stricken with nerY-
nua collapse ana general breakdown
at fhe Auditorium AnnsK hotel here
Tonight 81 serious WA fhe senator 2
condition thai far % flmf hls lifr Saa
lfspalHei nf g. aann rallrd hnW
eFfr an1 HiihupFh sam ~ pFefafl
Hua Hndliinn fhf phffif#Ha sisiea "a
nllHlahi lhai ihR fknea him W ff
l4fu rfuaiHf flafl rHme f.re hfa.
HsslHF Ham washington ~ I. al
aul'HI04 NfI a. Aaam- M Ar Unl
~ e'H0I lnl|sN l4laN fiH tlsH
i NNH FHlAf ~ AeW|Hs ~ lNteii
Ffll H#0Is| tHaiIs HIifIH il
iNNiaA M $500 Nlf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
HawaIl Innroyided For.

Washington, July 1.-THE comp
troller of the currency decided today
that none of the appropriation made
by congress for gauging the streams
and determining the water supply
OF the United States is available for
such purposes in Hawaii. Secretary
Garfield was very anxious to use part
of ii in HaMaii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
HONG KONG GOVERNOR
ANXIOUS FOR COLONY
Relieves British Residents should BE
Prepared to Fight la Event
of Uprising.

Hong Kong. July Governor Tu-
gard has issued circular 10 the mer-
camille frms Of Hong Kong 10 SET an
example 20 England ana the colonies
by starting scheme. thai - condition
0f lhe engagement pf British em-
pl0sea shall be- ihaf they join the vol
uniere sir Hrury nerkelfy. attorney
lpr ihr colony 0f lions KonR. siaira
ihHi ihrfe o. H sFnHiHE ffanns ihaf
iNr emplfr mHsi 4WHte t0 realiae ihs
FleH Hl 4IsaafAF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
GOMPE DE MES
PLEA TO HEARST
No Truth in Story That He
Asked Editor to Support By-
an, Declares Labor Leader,


Erie, Pa, July IT, President Com
pfrs of fhe American Federation of
Labor. said 90 rrprrsrniailVe Df me
Associated rra-s thHi There b. ahap-
mirlf no Truth ln ihe nHhIished rfpuu
ihaf hr hHd ruhind Nliam b ielfai.
ladrr in fht Independence i0aEuf
NskiHs Hlm f4 usn hH InHurue. u
rrafni lho le4Hla llam naniuAfHs
Dol uHu Niuiilaif InI p#.l0ni Hnf
In urs fhf l.asue lH etr lH nHnHl
iN hNI|am 4 nlHn. HNHH lnN n.n.
500 .NW HIHU HNHti.l Nv NH
NHilHM I.HI HI#I N IHNH.H4
1860. NNN @ i NJ
lN NNH H H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18

WaahinRiQn lHiy ~ Seven hun
irel mrn hpfe boon ufderfl Dbl ihe
ufFF l.piriWeni T1m fnr navel
iIhmlnH HHilHHa ai NeHpnri ana Npr
fHIA n iHN inN ttrsfIH nf 200 fa0iHr
lan Ht rHn tmn.i.u Boz huaHsl ihe
NH.INN NIH HNHulF 1900 aIaH nH q
IHaH DHNr HmHns iha rHllna Hanaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18
Russian Budget Approyed.

St Petersburg, July 17.-The coun-
ell of the empire tonight approved the
budget which shows a deficit approx
mately of 1900 900 in extraordinary
revenues.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-18

has made reps to me through the
press. Now ! did nothing OF the kind.
do not know where the message Mr.
Hearst claims to have received came
from. l did not send it or any other
message 10 Mr. Hearst"
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-24

Minneapolis Journal redakcni
dvaae Ufad guyernera je pfitomne
obsazen mnzem, jenz ma mnoho
pfatel nejjen We sge sttraanee sttraanee, ale me
ri republikany. Tito nemeli echo Ii
toyati pfi icho zvoleni a nebyli skla-
mani jeho vJkony.
Minneapolis Tribune redakcni
1yaze Laid tohoto statu Jest spoke
jen nynejsim guverntrcm a pone-
chava polftikafiim veskerou narnahu
a praci, yyhledati muze. ienz by byl
s to pfekonati Johnsona.
Minneapolis Tribune V redakcni
liyaze: V mnoha ohledech gnyerner
johnson jest kandidatem toho dru-
hu, jejz moudfi muzove obou stran
ir,i ilir,iaj i a'ss itsi &c dayafe daayaF iat iist neiii
obavan poctivymi obchodnimi zaj-
~. zssffiitii sc vfec tiieyn nezii sio-
srrrr rrfururu rr vrrriurrTr zivut6.
jest 70 spojiti strann vice nezli
kterykoli jiny muz.
~. Paul Pioneer Press redak-
cni tiyaze: Kazdy, kdo pfiseI do sty-
XII guyernerem Jolnsoncm, ii iej
oblibi, ncbo mel by ii jcj oblibiti.
Jako gnvorner neueinil nic ncdhyery
hodneho. Proved tax mnohe yeci,
ia nGz zasIouz uznani.
Casopis Philadelphia North dme-
,ican takttz list repnblikansky, pre-
tfasaie situaei narodniho stanoyi-
ska, yyslovuje Sc lnezi jinym tez
. guy. Johnsonosi sice jak nasle-
duie 0cehoyali isme Hughsc, (mfni
- tim znovu nayrlenf gnyerner sta
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-24
< Zprdvy re St. Paul. x

sonovi. Tato mize iei donntiti, aby
bczel znoyu vzdor ieho prohlaseni,
jchoz upffmnost netFeba brati po-
chvbnost.
Minneapolis Tribune 26. ceryna
zisnss usotns sos.zio gayern6ra
Johnsona, jeho prhzracna celost. le-
ho zdravF rozum, ieho rozyaha, ie-
ho schopnost 6eliti iakekoli situa-
q, dale iei popfedi starsicf muza
majicich vetsi dusevni yyzbrojenost
a vycvik pro Yefein5 zivot.
Pioneer Press %. dubna 1908:
jest nutno doznati, ze guyerner
johnson behem svYch | rokd slnzby
je rostoucim muzem jest mnohem
vice dnes nezli usmiyaylm. prayda-
podobnym, ale mladfm politikafcm,
jakFm byl kdyz pryna pfedstaven
byl jako kandidat "a guyernera
Minnesoty. On poyznesl sc k zodpo-
vednostem jeho postayeni, jehoz do
bfe So zhostil.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-24

tn New York; jako nejmoudfej-
II demokrate We stfednichy ystatech o.
cenovali .Johnsona Minnesota By-
salo BY cirybou a nenapraviteinvm
bezprayim vIci kazdemu techto
rasszi jsi u toiioto roku IA
presidenta. Bylo by to chybou royna-
jici &c zlocinu oproti vseobecnemu
dobru zkaziti pfirozeny WYNN dvou
skvellch americkych karier zameze-
MIN znovu zvofeIif ktereeIlokoii
t6chto dyou obdivuhodnych guyer-
n6ru.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-24
Pochvalne hlasy o guverneru
Johnsonoyi.

Y nasleduiiejm podaydme po-
chyalne redakfni asadky neipfed-
rstIsifls sefisst,s sss'ss gH.si'H eaxepiisii 0
gnverneru Joiinsonovi
81 Paul Pioneer Press, rs. bFez-
na 1907 Gnyerntr johnson byl roz-
safn}m gnserierem byi yzdy ma
lroyni poiadaykdm pfi kazdt pfile-
zitosti. Naiezi K ,lruhu muz0, jicbz
obliba se sifi jeiich zndmosti. Jsa
rozvaznS madam zdrayym rozumem.
yystfihal sc ehyh, iichz ,nnohe mu-
zii = jeho postaseni byIo BY ncini-
lo
.Sf. Paul Pioneer Press, 1. dubna
1908. Gtiuvrrner johnson jest. jak
rekord jeho dokazuic, TAX pokroko-
wynn pevnym zastancem reforem,
jako kterykoli politicky vddce nyni
pred zraky vefejnosti, ale soudobnG
jest obezfel5m konservatiynim We
f,Tstuf Jtiho
Rooserslt, possze }en ;en ipoa89Ll..sssa s,sir-
ndjsi.
~. Paul Dispatch. l. tertence
1908 Guyerntr johnson bvl vfbor-
nym dfednikem yzncsentho statu
yelkeho seyerozapadu.
4! alsss ;e!:: 4 j l;t 8: ,:;;! bssFs;ss 81 sz;ss
1908: Guyerner johnson zastupuje
mnoho, 60 jest dobreho politice a
malo toho, co jest spatne.
Minneapolis Journal. Is. kYe;na
1908 Gnyerntr Jest pfedstaritnlen.
obtana. Abychom TAX fekli Jest ma
II s'nejlepsi nohon popFedir taxi
fka kazdy by radeji byl zastnpovan
tim, kdo honosi SC zpdsoby gentle
mana. nezli GlovGka neoiegan6ho.
Minneapolis journal 13. cervna
1865: Guverner johnson dosahi ma
rodni poyesti syoji -luzbou 60 bu-
werner toloto statn. Vysinui NO rych-
ieji nezli kterykoli jiny veFejny muz
cd DOLBY Grover Cleyelanda
Minneapolis Tribune. /. bfezna
1908 Guyerner johnson jest wac
fi}n spojcTiifn iahody muznostii.
Minneapolis Tribune l6. bfezna
1908 Tribune nevidi zadneho smy-.
stu domntni, he guverner johnson
jest mimo pfetfesu GO demokratieky
kandidat za guvernera johnson
ydeA "a vse, echo sc mu dostaIo, Ii
du fento neiame vi hiavy stcJn0-
mernem rozd6Ieni nfadu mezi hla-
dove poiitikafe. lid postavi muze,
Jciloz nejvice ma oblibe. kde cas-
od casu u jej pfeje, neohlizeie Sc
ia 10, - zaujjiIuai pred tim q co mll-
zov6, o ntz malo dba, VI pfcji
Minneapolis Tribune rs. feryna
ians eseh!s:=ss. kssrraAkts.ssTr k;srrsaks.sT EHvsTs,9s5s EHvsTs,
Johnsona budi obdiy jeho yefejna
kariera gzbuznic zaicm. .Iehn raz-
..n.aA naL!: A:.:!l..;s ;i.ssi..s5 ahs-a
otazkach pfitomne doby, jsou siroce
znaint. Lad VI kSm on jest, mlnyi
g mem. pfeie 81 jej yidcti a slgseti.
Jest pfistupn} K lakemukoli nayr-
hn, yztahuJicinu se ma ieho yefeint
posfsenf, jez doyolaya IL ieho citu 4
rozumn.
Minneapolis Jonrnal 26. kyttna
pfetfasaje redakcne prohIazeni gu
yerntra .Johnsona. xe nehodIa bSti
vice "a zadnYch okolnosti kandida-
lem pro ilfad guyernera pravil Ida
Il toto prohlaSeni rozhodne zalezi-
tost gslsernerske nominaee, spotivaii
bude yftsfm diem na denlokracii
stain Ninnesoty, nezIi na guy. John
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-24

lle1 &c ltOclnu 0prOti vSe0beenemu
dobru zkaziti pfirozeny yyvin dvou
skvellch americkych karier zameze-
MIN znovu zyoleIif ktereIiokoii d
ttchto dyou obdivuhodnych guver-
n6rn.
Worry vlastenec7 jest nazev
frasky, niz ochotnicke druzstvo
TIL. jed Sekol vystoupi pied ma
Sim obecenstyem ma den americkeho
|posyiceni. Del kusu. jenz slibuie bf-
q velice zabavnym, odehrava Sc je-
dnom prazskem pfedm6sti.
= Pan Frank Sick, znamy mas
kovafsky mistr ma zapadni I. al,
pronajal svoii koyafskou kelafskon
dilnu PIP. Votypkovi a zelenemu a
sam hodla sc odebrati ma odpocinek.
Pan Skok jest jednim q nejstarsich
howard nasem meste pro svoji
zrucnost dovednost t6siI SO yzdy
lhieeisHiaa he isia sFfzHii isE Ez;ii.
Y sobotn tesilo mas poznati p.
Fr. Iicha Glencoe, Mimi, dlici-
no zde navstevou u sye dcery ri. Al
bert Salaboye ma st. Clair nj. Pan
Zich je starym bodrym obcanem
minnesotskym jako mnoho tech
stt:s.sSelh t:. l priikepnika muse! pred4la-
ri krute zacatky prvnich osadnikd.
Pred nedaynou dobou ulozil pan
Iich k odpocinEu syoji miloyanou
druzkn ziyota, coz uyrhlo iei do vel
k4thlsse ks4thlsse za-;ii;;;istlkt ;;;istlkt poudsii odchbrai
Sc stafickf mas pfitel do lie Sueur
Center k naystGve sye dcery, pi. Te-
|pl6, manzelky tanejsiho znameho
mlynafe.
As pred dyeasa sekky sstsoFes
byl nasem m6ste spolck byvalych
yyslouzilc1 rakousko-uherske arma-
|dy, jenz pfitomn6 cita $50 elena.
Mezi cleny tohoto sdruzeni jest tez
znarny zdejsi hostinsky pan JOS.
Seller. ienz zauiima pfi spoll<n po-
stavcni dastojnika. Zprava 0 zalo-
zeni a cinnosti tohoto sboru do
iiesia sc AZ K iiSim sainelie ieho veli-
Gengtya cfsafe Frantiska .Josefa.
jenz potesen jsa timto projevem by
yalych sv}ch poddangch, zaslal tyto
dny panu Seileroyi skrze rakouskf
konsulat We Washingtonu blahopfej-
ny dopis a MIN 500 korun ma pofi-
zeni spolkoveho praporu. Mimo TO-
hoto obdrzel pan Seller ieste sto ko-
run k stejnemu tteli cd prince Eu-
gena
Die yladniho pfist6hovaleckeho
odboru pfistehoyalo Sc "a uplynulS
mesic srpen do Spoj. statn 27,7s3
osob oproti 9s,S25 osobam roku
p,Eedez!eho
= James j Hill, znamy zeIeznic-
nj magnat, tesil SC minuly tyden
zviiaFrui oEiiaye svyciu 70iietycil naro-
zenin. Oslayn uspofadali stafi zfi-
zenci zeleznitni, ktcfi nejm6ne Cd
roku 1880 pfi drahach HiIlovych by
Ii zamestnani. Banket ku poct6 o.
n. 4 4. 4 a
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-09

judiciary of Cook County.
APPELLATE COURT JUDGES

JESSE HOLDOM, Presiding Justice.
}. BROWN, FRANCIS ADAM!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-14
A C0RKINC GAME.
Topeka WallOps Oklahoma City
and Lands on Top.
Now Leading the Aggregation
From Wichita by 10 Points.
DAVIS AND HISWILLOW
Mr.. COOley's Right Fielder Ham,
.mered EN- Right and Left.
Wichita, Springfield and Webb
City Other Losers.
DAVIS AND HISWILLOW

Oklahoma City. Ok. Aug. 14.-Fo,
the second time this season the To,
peka team wrested first place in the
pennant race at the Oklahoma Cit,
ball park, this time in the game
Thursday afternoon in which the Nets
took the short end of a to 1 score
The game was fast and snappy one
all the way through and the hes,
team won.
| Hagerman and Folbre opposed each
other for the third time this season
and for the second time Hagerman
was successful. The tall Kansan wa1
very effective at the critical times and
the best the Nets could do was to save
themselves from a shutout on
Abbott's poor throw to the plate In
the seventh inning. Folbre was hit
hard by the Kansans.
The feature of the game was the
terrific batting of Red Davis whose
clouting was directly responsible for
the visitors victory. Four times he
faced Folbre, the local idol, and four
times did he drive the ball to safe
territory. But for his triples in the
seventh and ninth innings the score
might have been different
Until the seventh inning not a run
smeared the plate. Davis started this
inning with a triple and scored when
Folbre made a wild pitch on the next
ball thrown. But the local defeat was
not yet evident for the Nets came
back strong in the seventh and tied
the score. Mccormick led off with
a single and went to second on Rapps
sacrifice hit. Goes hit safe and Lanlxy
Bob reached third. Kelsey attempted
to sacrifice, but Abbott got the ball
and would have prevented a score but
for a poor throw to the plate.
The score wasn't tied up long how
ever, for in the ninth inning Cole
opened the assault on Folbre with a
single. Davis again tripled, driving
Cole home and scored when DIR. An
drews hit safely for the third time.
Cole and Wooley distinguished
themselves in the outfield, the former
by long running catch and the lat
ter by a wonderful throw to third in
the fourth inning which cut Downey
off and completed a double play. Out
side the batting of Davis, Andrews, e.
Olson and Goes distinguished them
selves. Andrews and Goes hit three
singles while Emory Olson found Fol-
bre for a single and double.
The score:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-14
CROSSED WIRE FIRE.
Destroys Amusement Pavilion and
Much Other Property.

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. IA fire
which for a time threatened to destroy a
street, between Turk and Eddy, occurred
early today in the Coney Island amuse-
ment pavilion, consuming the entire
and stores. The loss is estimated at
800, 900.
The fire. which is believed to have
originated from crossed electric wires,
rapidly spread to the entire pavilion
structure, quickly consumed the various
in the place and then swept across a Is
foot alley, destroying several buildings,
including a three story fiat building Only
saved the entire block.