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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
NUM-. 26
Don IsmaeI DeIgadO.

Una vez mas Ia inexorable muerte
ha extendido sus negras alas sohre
nuestra Plaza, para arrebatar de
nuestrO medic a uno de nuestros mas
respetables vecinos, Don Ismael Del
gado, miembro de la distinguida fa-
milia de ese nombre.
Don Ismael descans6 en- paz el sa-
bado pasado 4 las de la noche tras
largos y penosos padecimientos de
un cancer en- el est0mago, padeei-
mientos que sufri0 con heroismo Y
resignation de un verdadero Cristia-
no, a Ia edad de 76 amos, en- Ia resi-
dencia de su hilo, Antonio Delgado.
Las exequias fduebres tuvieron su
verihcatiyo el Domingo q las 4 de la
tarde en- Ia iglesia parroquia de
Mira. Sra. de los Dolores, donde fue
bendecido el cadaver, el cual fu6 Sc
pultado en- seguida en- el cementerio
de San Jose ante un n6meroso acom-
pa6amiento de parientes Y vecinos.
El Sr. Delgado fue durante toda su
vida un ssposo flel, padre amoroso Y
cumplido, buen veciGo y ciudadanO
honrado y patri6tico, cuaIidades que
lie merecieron la mas alta estimation
de todos cuantos tuvieron la satis-
facci0n de concerto.
lie sobreviven ylamentan con acer-
bo dolor su separation, su viuda de
terceras nupcias, Doha Ana Maria de
De'gado; los siguientes hijos 6 hijas:
Martin, Antonio, Margarito, Sinfo-
rosa de Gonzales, Guadalupita, Sim
forosa y Henrietta; su hermano, Don
Manuel Delgado, y un crecido mime
70 de nietos, a quienes hacemos pre-
sente nuestra sincera condolencia, es-
perando que el cielo les mande Ia
conformation necesaria.
El l0nes venidero Sc celebrara en-
Ia iglesla parroquial Ia misa de
requiem en- alivio y descanso del alma
del tinado, 4 Ia cual sus deudos invi-
tan la asisteucla de todos sus parien-
tes y vecinos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
SObre POIitlca.

FL mlrtes SO verihcaron en- la ciu-
dad de Cincinnati, Ohio, las ceremo-
Mas dc nctidcaci0n del candidate
Taft, en- las cuales presento Il su dis
curso de aceptaci0n. Lo mas notable
del discurso fueron los esfuerzos de
enemendar el plataforma repubicano
y medic remeEdarlo con clansulas 9e.
mocratieas. Sc We elaramente que
Taft desearta mueho meIr haber te-
nido que correr balo Il plat0forma
democrdtico, pues sente las incOnsis-
tenclas & irreconcillabilidad republic
cana. I'm el asunto de Ia publieilad
de las cenfrihuri0nes de campaiia,
pronleti6 que lA cnmisi0n relmhlica-
gia hariR Ii pnbllcBci0n despues le Ia
elnsalag ~ flseir que atranmri IA
pmeft slel tabO dpspues que "a ha-
san rnhho elNahilm
In suheoni-i6n 'iemncrdtlca 20
reuni0 en- Chicago, juutamente con
Mr.. Bryan y Kern d nde fueron es-
cogidos los 0ficiales de la comisi0n
naeional y de la campafa recayendo
Ia presidencia en- Mr. Norman II.
Mack, do Nueya York; tesorero el
gobernador Haskell, de oklahoma;
secretario, Urey Woodson, de Ken
tucky; sargento de armas, John /.
Martin, de Missouri. Fl coronel
Henry Waitersan, iua n0mhrdo co..
mo presideute de III canhsi6n de Ia
prensa. lAs ceremonias de notili u.
ci0n Official de Mr.. Bryan Sc veiiac
ran en- Lincoln, Nebraska el dia 2
del cOrriente.
La sltuaci0u local respeeto al cam
didato republicano para delegado esta
lomismo que la learrlbimos la sema-
ma pasada.
Las siguientes convencioues han si-
d. eonyocadas: Julio 20, eondado he
Sandovsl; Ago,to primero, Santa F6
Taos y Grant; Agosto z, Mora; Agos-
to 10, Luna; Agosto II, Union Y
| Chavez.
FL candidate IarrazolO slgue su
campafia on los condados del su1-este
donde esta teniendo acogldas de entu-
slasmo desmedIdo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
MueTlO pOr un RayO.


Con fechs &c del PIP nos escribe de
Raton, nuestra suscritora, Margarita
Sis, anuncidndonos Ia muerta fatal
de su primo, Eliseo Leyba. III fina-
do en anteriormente de Starlka NE,
Colorado, pero tiltimamente se halla-
ha en- Ration III dia "a Sc encontra-
ha como 263 miIlas al orlente de
Ia plaza, cuenlo se descolg6 ana tenn
pestad electrical, Ieganlole una des-
carga, ESQ de las cinco de la tarde,
v matindo0 On e acto. HI cadaver
fuG trasladbdo 4 ltaton, doude se 10
do sepultura en- q cementerio del
lugar.
Deja para amentar su fatal defun.
ci0n 4 su esposs, Natividad Madrid;
sus padres Jesds Leyba Y Virginia
NJ, de Ley ba y un erecido ndmero de
parientes y amigos, 4 quienes desea-
mos condemnation en- su hora dc
acerb0 ptsar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
OveIerOS, AtenCiOR.

Bano Fluido de Cooper el mas ba-
ratio, mejor v SECURE.
Ia nediclna de William Cooper Y
Sobrinos, en- Fluide, para Ia cura de
Ia roiia, pioj0, garrapstas, y euales-
quiera otra cluse de parasitos que in-
festan 4 las Ovejas. Tambi6n cura
las Cortadas causadas en- Ia trasquila.
La mas barata y mejor de todas las
curas.
Llmpia, pura en- composition Y
muy concentrate. Permitida y re-
comendada pnr oil gobierno en- todos
los hailos odcales. Sc puede obtener
por los ov,jeros en- todos los eomer-
clos promineniea, en- todos los luga-
res, pleden dirijirse III. A, Brach-
vogel, repreantante dc William
Cooper y Sobrinos, por eI Territorio
de Nuevo Mexico, No. 9l2 North
Slh., Street, Albuquerque. N. Nj.
para information Q para obtener Ia
medicina, en- case que no Ia puedan
obtener on 81 plaza #
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
Las VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sARADo1 DE AGosTo De 1908.

tieulos que entran en- competition
con los pr0ductOs que estan balo el
dominic de los monopolios deberian
de ponerse en- In lista de importacio-
mes libres, y reducciones materiales
deberfan de hacerse en- Ia tarifa en-
los necesarios de Ia vida v especial
mente en- los artfculOs que entran
EN- competition con manufacturers
Americanos que venden mas barato
EN- el extranjero que en- nuestro propio
pals, y reducciones graduates debe-
rian de hacerse en- tales Otras esque-
las que sean necesarias para restau.
rar la tarifa q una base de rentas.
Las aduanas existeutes han dado
a los fabricantes del papel an abrigo,
escudad0s con el cual han tornado
eombinaci0nes para elevar el precio
del papel y pasta de que Sc fabrica,
imp0niendo de ese modo una tasaci0n
sobre la dissemination del conOeimien-
10. Demandamos Ia abrogaci6n in
mediata de la tarifa sobre la fibra del
papel, el papel de imprenta, MADEIRA
y cuartones Y que estos articulos sean
puestos en- Ia lista libre.
(Se continuara.)
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01

Sc dice que Ia Opara dc Mackel ha
sido exc0mulgada por el conciHo del
mdsico Ebenezer por fAta de propias
Was de escape para casOs de incendio.
10 hGnilo del inciflente es que ell mis-
no m1sico ide0 y traz0 el edifcio y
mientras estuvo 4 su cargo, aunque
era miemhro del concilio, no le en-
contr6 ese defetto Pero ahora que
Mackel, contra quien esfa preocupado
el m1sico, vino ser el dueho, en- Sc
guida le halls defectos, criticando asi
su propia obra, Este valedor 81 que
"ni q sf mesmo Sc respeuta.h
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
COMO Ev1TAR Ell APPENDICITIS.

tn mayor ps'ts do las victimas del APP
pendcitia son aquelos que estan habi
tualmente constipados. El Foey's Od.
no Laxative cura Ia constipation cr6nics
eftimu'ando el htgado & iutestinos y
reetaura la acci6n natural do los intesti-
nos. El Foley's Orino lsxetiveno eau
sa nauseaq nj ID torzones y es suave y
agradable para tomarse. Rehdsense
sustilutos.
DE venta por 0 @ Sehaefer y La DO.
tica dc La Cruz Roia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
EXrRAVIAD0s 0 ROB ADDS.

Una yegua alazan.elara, frente
blanca con este fierro 3 en- Ia espaldl-
la derecha; y en- Ia II anca izquier-
da; ~ una yegua colorado con 81
seq aE undo Il rro en- Ia ianca Ii.
qui azEnaserla; un potrillo moro, fren.
te blauca, de dos tres afios eun Il prl-
mpr ferro atravesado. Dare So %
dc rec0mpensa p0r re 0hrO . rsz1n
cierta p0r cada un animal
1enedicto Romero,
Silt East Las Vegas, N. M.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
PequehO AVanCe On eI MercadO
de Lana.

Con el fin de informar q los ceute-
mares Gle lectores de LA Noz que es-
tan iuteresados en- e mercado de Ia
lana, damos 4 continuation el reporte
del mercado segdn publicado el 26
del up,
Boston, Mass, Julio 26-Ia face
de la revista del mercado de lana por ia
Ultima semana denuestra una mejo-
RIA decidida y prevaece entire l0s me-
gorianies h opinion de que la lana
vale mas ehora que un mes pasado,
dice el "Amerlcsn Wool q Cotton
Reporter Eu consecuencia de este
lus preciCs estdn tlrmes, aunque los
iabricautes 10 muestran ansia por
eunprdr, yel vodmen de negocia-
clones que ST han hechO p0bieas no
ditiere mucho de las reportadas Ia se-
mana pasada.
No hay peligro en comprar lanas
de calidad a les precios prevalentes
de IL 20 centavos libra, pero no es
probable que haya prisa por parte de
los fdbricantes para comprar lana de
los negociantes EN- cantidades grandes
por algun tempo, pues Ia eondIci0n
dc los ttsct0s faabsieados no da indi-
caciones para que las fibricass Sc abas-
te can dc gran surtido de lana.
Ell MEBCADo DIE SAN LUIS.
FL merado local, hablando gene
ralmente, esta despacio, pues los ma
mfactureros prominentes han CONF
pradl suiiciente snrtido para qae les
dure par algun tempo al men0s.
Aunque les fibrices grandts estan
| hien saplllas en- IA actualidal So con-
siderd, posibe que para el tin de este
mes pueda habtr demanda adicional
de parte de les manufactured cuan.
| do Sc polra tphfr una iilea de las ne
gaciaciones dc las nuevas fibrlcas de
lprImaveFa.
Los preclos estAn casl 10 mismo
que en- Ia semana pasada, aunque
muy poca es Ia lana que Sc ha ofreci-
do.
! Las lanas territoFiales estdn llegan-
do al mercado pero tolavfa no ostan
llstas para Ia inspection. Sc Cspera
que habra ofertas para el dia prime
70 dc Agosto.
FL MERcADo EN- FTLADELslA.
| La demanda continue regular,
cuaudo Sc consldera que los precios
han avanzado recientemente en- lanas
nuevas. Ila habido mas inquislcio.
mes tanto de las fdOricas locales como
las del oriente EN- cuanto hnas fnas
Y territoriales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01

Esta senana empezaron q llegar
cargamentos de lana de Jos ranches
circunvecinos y algunos han vendido
en- el mercado local hasta por 10 4,
Un despacho dc Billings, Montana,
enuncia que Charles M. Blair vendl0
su coseeha de un million de libras a la
firma de Silberman Hnos. de Chica.
60, por l5l eentavos libra,
Tai es Ia situacion p,esente. No Sc
puede esperar que la lana llegue otra
vez sn preeio normal, zero hay ra.
z)n para Greer que 81 no sube un ago,
no hjard mas que 10 que va baj6 On
el mes pystd0,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-01
ia TARfFA,

Dlmo9 la bien venila 4 In dilatadl
promesa lie ref0rna de tariff que
ahora ofrece el partid0 republican,
como recouocimiento tardio de la
iusticIa de la actitud democT6tica en-
10 question. Pero el pueblo no puzzle
confiar con seguridad Ia ejeeuci6n de
esta importante obra 4 un partido
que esta tan hondamente comprome-
tido con los intereses que han me Ira.
do q Ia sombra de Ia alta pre- tecc0n,
como el particle republicano. invita-
mos Ia atenci0n al hechD signihcaiivo
de que el alivio prometidO ha sido
aplazado hasta de-pues de la election
vendera--una election en- Ia cual el
partido republican, necesita del sos
ten dc los beneficiarios de la Blta tlri.
ia, ahora como en- el pasldo, para
poder 0btener el exitn; y al he hO
adlcional que durante los afios De po-
der no intcrrumpido ror el congres0
repuhlicino, este no ha tornado pas0
algano para corr cir las iuiluidides
dc Il tarifa--iniIuidadss que clos
misn0s han rec1nUidn.
E,tunus d favor he Ii revisi0a In
mediata de Ia tarifa ruduciendO les
aranceles de importation. Los ar
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
FRANK p. SARGENT DIES
FROM PARALYTIC STROKE
Commissioner General of Immi-
grafton and Prominent Labor
Man Passes Away

WASHINGTON, Sept. frank P.
Sargent. commissioner general of i'm
migration for over 16 years. grand mas
ter of the brotherhood of locomotive
firemen, and one of the most forceful
characters in the field of labor, immi-
grafton and allied questions in the
country, died at his apartments at the
Manor house in this city today, aged
the result of fall while visiting, in
Shepherdstown, w. Va, in July. he had
shown much Improvement until We'd
nesday evening last when sinking
spell set in from which he never rail-
lied. In accordance with his expressed
wish his body will be cremated by a
local undertaken, following q brief flu
neral service next Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Charles Holmead, assistant rector
of st. Pauls church, will officiate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
shy SHIPS CRASH
TWO MEN INJURED
Misplaced Steering Gear Causes
Collision of Cars and In
jury of Occupants
srrcIAL p1srArcH To rHn cAI.L

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-With a sput-
ter of runaway electricity and a crash
of breaking timbers, two big airships,
soaring above the stage of the Hippo
drome. collided at the final dress re-
heaTsal of The Battle in the skies"
tonight.
The six men who were in the larger
of the wrecked Machines huge af-
fair-had narrow escapes from serious
injury. Two mechanics fell TO the
stage and were bruised and cut. Ed
win Clark, barytone of the Hippo
drome company, saved himself from a
dangerous tumble by grasping a rope
ladder attached to the smaller air
ship. The accident, which was the
worst In the history of the Hippodrome,
came just as Stage Manager Burnside
had pronounced the new show ready
for Its first public performance which
was to have taken place tomorrow
night
The cause of the accident was the
misplacing of a switch on an electric
board controlling the current operat-
ing the airships. A feed wire carrying
an Illuminating current crossed the
smaller wire and threw the two ships
together. The smaller airship was al
most completely demolished and the
mechanism for operating the larger
ship of the air wSs twisted and rem
dered unfit for use. Although the stage
beneath the airships was set to rep
resent a city, the crash in the air did
little damage.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
WIRELESS MESSAGES
MAY REACH EUROPE
Lieutenant Commander Davis
Wants to Establish Plant on
Washington Monument
spEeIAL pIspArcH mo- rHE cALL


WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Lieutenant
Commander Cleland Davis is trying to
obtain permission from the war de-
partment to conduct wireless teIeg-
raphy experiments from the top of the
Washington monument He believes
that a temporary tower run up from
the top of the monument, reaching a
height of nearly 600 feet. would enable
him to communicate with England,
France and Panama, and possibly Mare
island and Point Iona. As there Is
comparatively little land intervening
between Washington and Paris, the
wireless experts. are confident that
communication can be established be-
tween the Eiffel tower and the monu-
ment. They are not so confident that
messages could be sent across the con-
tinent, although 1t is a matter of rec
ord that the Point Iona station caught
a dispatch from Pensacola and Wash
ington.
Lieutenant Commander Davis has
asked Secretary MetcaIf TO make an
official request OF the war department
to permit the bureau of equipment to
use the monument for wireless expert
ments. Public objection has already
been raised against such use Of the
monument. and it is possible Secretary
Wright will withhold his consent
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
FIRE ESCAPE USED
TO ELUDE HUSBAND
Monteeey Gossips Tell How
Army Officer Stopped Lunch
ing With Friends Wife
SPECIAL DlarAroa ro THE GALL

MONTERREY, Sept 4.-Following a
reconciliation which was the sequel to
divorce proceedings comes the story of
how Lieutenant Leighton Powell Of the
Monterey Presidio stopped lunching
with Mrs. w. f.. Smitker, wife of a
famous Yale football player. and clam
bered down the Hotel Monterey fire
escape while Smitker searched the
hostelry for him.
Powell and the Smitkers are widely
known in society at Monterey and Del
Monte. Several years ago the Smitkers
were parties to proceedings, while
Powell was threatened with court
martial. At that time the Smitkers
were living in Pacific Grove and Powell
This causd the litigation, civilrand mill
tary which was ended by the reconcile
alton of husband and wife,
Things went nicely until the latest
development came in the Hotel Monte
rey. The Smitkers were living in San
jose. whittier they had moved after
their family skeletons got fresh air.
The present story is that Mrs. Smitker
came from tnat town and Powell joined
her in the old capital. They went to
the hotel for luncheon
In the meantime, according to the
story, Smitker had become uneasy and
he, too, left San Jose and arrived in
Monterey in time to get to the hotel
before the luncheon was over. During
the meal Mrs. Smitker learned that
her husband was outside the dining
room, waiting to encounter Powell
when the latter left.
Mrs. Smitker left the dining room in
search of her husband.
Powell left the dining room, too, but,
according to the gossip of society,
which has been busy talking over the
affair in all its interesting details, he
left by the back way and reached the
ground via a fire escape.
And now all those who know the
Smitkers and the members of the Pre-
sidio set are wondering whether the
litigation will be resumed in divorce
and military courts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
LABOR
SEARCH FOR BROTHERS
BONES AMONG INDIANS
Californian to Go Into the WiIds
of Guatemala on Sacred
Mission

SANTA ANA, Sept 4.-R. c. Howe of
search for the remains of his brother,
Converse Howe, who died near the In
dian village of Iztapa about IL years
ago while working on a dredger. The
departure of Howe on this mission is
to comply with the dying request of
another brother, Edward c. Howe, a
wealthy attorney of Colorado, who Just
before his death few months ago, set
aside $4,000 to be used in a search for
the remains of his brother in Guate-
mala and their removal to the family
plot in Pomona. r. c. Howe has no
idea where the remains may be found,
but hopes 10 find some clew from ma
tives-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
MRS. j. B. FORSTER DIES
TO EXTINGUISH FLAMES
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON, Sept. 4.-While trying to
extinguish the flames which threatened
her modest country home about five
miles from this city, Mrs. J. B. Forster.
wife of j. B. Forster, painter and
decorator of San Francisco, was burned
to death in the presence of her eight
young children. When the fond mother
discovered the blaze she brought her
children to a secluded and safe spot
and returned to fight the flames. In
doing so her clothing caught fire. Fran
tic with fear she fell on the floor and
perished in the confla grafton. Neigh
bors are caring for the children. ali of
whom are of tender age, and efforts
are being made to locate the father and
husband, who as yet is unaware OF his
-Wife's sad ending
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
WILL COMPLETE INQUEST
ON WOMAN NEXT TUESDAY,
COrOner's Investigation to Be
Held Jointly in Case of Sui
eide and Mrs. DOnOhue

The coroner will hold an inquest
into the death of Daniel H. Donohue.
suicide, Tuesday at 10 o'clock. when
the interrupted inquest on his reputed
wife will be concluded. The suicide Of
Donohue prevented the continuance of
demises will be disposed of by the
coroner at the same time.
The autopsy was performed yester-
day by DR.. o. D. Hamlin, and it was
found that one ball had been fred
from the revolver by the motorman.
This leaves doubt as to the use to
which the other empty shell in the
The autopsy revealed that Donohue's
skull was of abnormal thickness. the
bones being nearly an inch thick. The
skull was fractured by the bullet Dono-
hue fired. The upper jaw bone was
smashed, the nose was broken, and the
ball furrowed through the tissues of
the brain lining. causing death tech
Continued ON Pacc 3. Middle Column 4 .
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
POLICE DErAIN MISS BoNNELL

OMAHA, Neb., Sept 4.+This after-
noon the police arrested Miss Leona
Bonnell or Mrs A Rice. and win de-
tain her at the city jail in connection
with the murder at midnight on Tues
day last of DIR. Frederick Rustin No
charge was placed against the woman.
but she has admitted she was the last
person In the company of the physician
before he reached his home on the
fatal night and she will be held for
Developments.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY
YESTERDAY-Clear; we

YESTERDAY-Clesr; west wind; maximum
temperature, so; minimum, ~.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Tair, with some
fog in the morning and at night; light south
west wind, changing TO brisk west. Page Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
SUBURBAN

Senior committees are appel
Hayes at University Of Califol
William B. Bancroft of Oak
decree from his wife.
Alimony hearing makes Mr..
hayes weep on witness stand
Guilty with husband.
Policemen and merchants
meet in a game OF baseball
the gymnasium fund Of II
ment.
Officials Of San Mateo cou
ance of proposed estsblishu
resort.
Police try TO locate EXPIRE,
the trunks Of John A. Rickar
Pacific station.
The sophomore class at s
wins the rope tying rush
mon
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05

Continued ON Page 2, Column
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
EASTERN

Misplaced steering gear causes a CO.
lision Of flying machines and two me
are injured. Page
Lieutenant Commander Davis asks permissio
to establish wireless telegraph Washingto
monument believing he can communicate wit
Europe. Panama and Marefisland. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
COAST

Rawhide IS destroyed by fire and 5000
sons rendered homeless. Pal
Husband finds wife living with army of
at Monterey and latter leaves by the
escape. Pa,
Second wife OF Isaac Trumbo secures div
at Salt Lake on ground Of nonsupport and ws
alimony. Pal
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
FOREIGN

Germans believe French policy in Morocco
to maneuver kaiser out Of direct part in affa
and to regain control before Algeciras cc
ference. Page
British minister. Sir Vincent Corbet, m
press claims Of English salt and match syn,
cate in Venezuela. Page
American battleship feet concludes visit
Melbourne and sails for Albany, Queer
land Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05

Cohtinued ON Page 8. Middle Column 1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05

Continued ON Page ls. Column 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05

Continued on Page :, Column
The Washington times., 1908-08-16
Only Formidable RiUaLs
WWBe Found In His OzUn Club
Rossman and Crawford Also Have Chance for Hitting
Honors-Litte Hope of Ousting Georgian
at His Present Clip.

Tyrus Cobb seems TO have cinch on
the batting hoSors of the American
League, inasmuch as the work done by
Criss. who only bats IN ninth inning
pinches, is not to be compared with the
all-season performance of the mighty
Georgian.
II Cobb is TO be showed down al ALI
the work viii probably be done by some
body in his own club. which contains two
most formidable candidates in Rossman
and Crawford Eleven men in all are
hitting over the 800 mark, the averages
grading toleTably well for this time Of
the year. Detroit has a vast margin on
the team batting. Boston coming up
second The Tigers also lead by a
large margin In extra base smuggling,
while Chicago leads in fielding.
Ten pitchers still have perfect field
ing records Mcfarland leads the catch
ers, DOnohue the first basemen- and
Kilifer the secoud-sackers. Ferris ex-
GELS at third, and Bradley at short,
while Hahn heads the gardeners.
Records OF men who have played
twelve or mcr- games.