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The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

herring apparatus has never, gone back
on him yet
BIZ Coughlin failed to get away
with a hit by pitched ball PROPOSE =
ton In the early stages sunday but
did connect later on.
No fault can be found with tho De-
troit battery work these DAYS. though
the SoN are likely 20 hand IL severe
test today and tomorrow.
Donovan and Willett with a chance
OF Killian on Tuesday is the way the
Detroit pitching star stacks up Tor the
SoN series that opens today.
Pretty warm these days out In the
sun Both teams emptied their water
bottles ere the contests or saturday
and sunday had been finished.
OLeary Is taking a course OF baths
and won't get into uniform for Few
DAYS vet in all probability His strain
Is rapidly departing, however.
The hrst-nasing Of Mr.. Crawford
continues 10 astonish us. He spear
'em fat on his stomach and WIN one
hand Just as easily as bolt upright.
Something tells US that things would
have happened To MIR. Kelley. had he
pitched much more than one INNING
The Tiges were shifting him very hard
Burns had the same speed and curve
ne showed on Thursday but his control
was wobhly iu the early stages and
Detroit hit him when h" had 10 put ~
over.
| have given us OF late, Draw throw
- the motto Of the TiSes when on base
and they do u on every possible oc-
| CASTOR.
come on. kid. and pass the ball
remarked Coughlin TO Crawford before
/ the sunday game '"rie your mitt on
| calculated Sam as he ducked out from
] the dug
! Mr. Clymer may not he much or
| pinch hitter but he IL the only man
| on the Washington baseball club Wh,
/ can give Joe Cantillon good game
! Of pinuckle.
Killif"r's strongest point In the teic
I Is his handling OF thrown baIlsF III
! touches the runners impetu0usfF Du
always with care TO his own safety
/ And no gets EN-.
/ Kllllan aud Summers each worked
( his one strike-out into most appro
PIRATE spot. Incidentally, strike GU
/ pitching isn't always good pitching D!
a considerable distance.
Schaefer would have had perfec
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
BIKE RACING ON
BOOM IN EAST

NEW YORK. June 22-The sum
mer cycle racing season in New York
opens tonight al Madison Square
garden with big program OF pro-
iessiopal and amateur events. rho
great success Of cycle racing az the
Newark Velodrome this season makes
the outlook for the garden exception
ally bright. In fact. cycle riding. as
we'll as racing, has taken on big
interest this season. Bicycle manu-
facturers through the country report
tremendous increase in the mum
Der OF orders.
The national circuit championship
meets Will be inaugurated at the gar
den next Monday night and every
Monday night following there will De
races
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

, with Mcintyre on third and Sehaefer
on hrst. Crawford raised a short ny
| 10 Ganiey.
AS that was the first out, Matty
chose not 10 attempt the hazardous
dash for the plate and GaHleE thFe"
the bal in 10 Shipke az third.
Fireman. the Washington hrst-saek
er had quite properly come away IN
back of the plate 10 back up the
throw from the outfield.
Just as Shipke got the ball Sehsei-
or who had run back 10 first while the
iv was being caught, took advantage
OF Freeman's absence To dig IN ap-
parenty with all speed for second
base
Shipke whirled and saw him.
: Dutch stopped ON the line, midway
between the bases.
The Washingtonian promptly broke
into a brain storm and heayed the
ball a, the unguarGed first sack II
went to the barriers and Mcintyre
scored. white Scharfer made nts way
TO third unmolested
A few moments later Schaeter
turned on another stunt IN company
with Tyrus Cobb. Ty hit a ground
ball that looked as il il was going 20
get safely past Altizer and Schaefer
tore for the plate The visiting sec
ond sacker. however. made grand
stop and throw To the plate.
Did Schaefer stick his head down
and keep sprintng in TO certain
DOOM Well. NOT exactly.
He lodged up and down the
line with the whole Washington
team in pursuit and kept going
until Cobb had eircIed all the way
from first to third. Schaefer was
retired. Of course, but the Tigers
had merely changed runners on
the third sack and Cobb shortly
tore in with the run, when Jones
beat out an intieId tap to Nc
Bride.
Another instance OF head work that
would have rejoiced any baseball
strategist occurred In Washington
seventh.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
SULLIVAN WINS;
LON GbOAT BARRED

LONDON. June 22-James E. Sui
Ivan. president OF the Amateur Ath.
letic Union of the United States, and
secretary OF the American Olympic
committee. has arrived in London
He had a long session with the right
Hon. Lord Desborough. OF Taplow.
chairman Of the British Olympic as
sociation. yesterday. and plans for
the olympic championship next month
We're fully discussed.
The president OF A. A. L. won his
point in regard TO Tom Longboat. the
Indian runner, and the latter will not
be permitted TO compete in the cham
pionships. on the ground OF alleged
professionalism Mr.. Sullivan insist
ed that Longboat be barred. and as a
result his entry was officially rejected.
As matter OF fact the Indian $
entry always hung fire.
Manager Halpin is perfecting all ar
engagements for the sailing or the
American team next Saturday. The
men will sail on the steamer Phila'
delphia. from New York.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
BIG BOAT RACE
KNOWS NO FAVORITE

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y, June "a
The five crews in the intercollegiate
regatta on the Hudson river today
entered upon their last week of train
ing with greater uncertainty as 10 the
restft than has-heen known in many
years.
Contrary to the last two years,
there is now idespread belief that
Cornell will win the varsity race. If
not the two-mile race for varsity tours
and the two mile race meet Tor
freshmen Fights. The prestige OF a
series OF victories seems 10 have
been broken by the defeats OF Cor
nell this year
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

The Sox won from Boston Sat
urday and Sunday. the visitors
supporting Young poorly in his
battle with Walsh while. on Sum-
day the sox batted cicotte out Of
the box
Liebhardt out-pitched Dygert
and Vickers on Saturday and Cleve-
land won. I to 2. jumping catch
byGeoree StovalI featuring
The Browns hammered Man
ming for three runs in the sixth
and beat New York Saturday, TO
2, On Sunday they knocked Fred
Glade. their old comrade, out Of
the box and won. 5 to I. Petty
pitching.
Detroit copied the concluding
games Of the Washington series,
playing fine ball back Of killlan
and Summers, who pitched we'll
throughout.
F.. The eastern clubs won but IS
games out Of 46 played in the
west ard 90 home in the second
division--aIl four Of them.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Blnaen,s Price $4,000.

When Todd. 2:14A, died at Ard.
maer farm a few weeks ago. William
Bradley looked about for horse TO
take his place and made an offer OF
$50. 900 for Bingen. 2:06A, sire OF the
dead stallion. To the everyday
horseman this seems like a rather
tempting price for trotting sire that
is now in his sixteenth year. but APP
parently it did not tempt his owner.
Arthur II. Parker, Of New Bedford.
Mass. Mr. Bradley was Informed that
the price was $4,000. whereupon ne
gotiations ended. Mr.. Parker paid
$50 900 for the horse at the closing
out sale of the late j. Malcolm
Forbes stud few years ago.
job Printing done right. Times Print
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The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
CMALL -CPORI1NG

c. OF c. candidate. has turned IL in
2:0sA..
Bay city plans n motor boat regatta
for July IL and has a new boat they
call General H.. especially designed
to beat F. r. Walkers General huilt
there year ago and victorious IN us
class =. lFfa- Beach Hast winter.
Once more IL looks as ~ somebody had
made a poor trade with James Me
Aleer Williams is far better sec
ond-baseman than Niles and Glade
is OF little Or no use in the box Tor
New York Nor do the Browns seem
TO miss Hsmphill.
There q. n fine chance that the Tigers
viii quit Hot Springs for San An
tonic. Alex. next spring The ma
larial fever for which that state Is
noted is the only objection. This.
however. was met with Just the same
in Arkansas this year.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
TIGERS PLAY WITH THEIR
HEADS AS WELL AS HANDS

One was out aud Ganley had made
third, with Altlzer on hrs. base Dc.
troit vas leading, 8 10 O.
Warner lifted a hy 10 Mcintyre on
which Ganley sprinted home. TO
THE ABATEMENT OF THE
CROWD MCINTYRE. INSTEAD OF
MAKING A FRANTIC EFFORT TO
GET GANLEY AT THE PLATE
SHOT THE BALL TO SCHAEFER
AT SECOND. HOLDING ALTIZER
ON FIRST AND ALLOWING THE
WASHINGTON CAPTAIN TO
SCORE UNMOLESTED
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

TySo-base hit-Cobb. Three-base
hfts--McIntyre. GaBIey. Sacrifice hits
COug him. Ganiey. stolen bases-Nc-
lntyre. Cobb. Sbipke. First base ON
bnIf---OH killinn. 2, on Hughes, .. Hit
BY pitched baiI--By kiiiian. 4; by
Hughes 4. First base ON errors-De-
troft. NJ Washington. .. Left ON bases
Detroit, 3; Washington. q. struck
osa-- By kiiIian. q, by Hughes. j,
Double plny--Schaefer AM hiilifer.
Time, 80. Umpire--o'Loughiin. At
reudanee---5,DOg.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Observation-Disclosures GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. >. Washington. ,
Chicago. : Boston. 2.
81. Louis. 3 New York. L.
Today'- Games.
Chicago at Detroit
athletics at Cleveland
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
saoinaw Team Has New Manager.

President A. s. Burkart. OF the Sag
NAV South Michigan baseball club.
is confined 10 his house in Detroit on
clutches. nursing the injury which re-
Gently put him on the shelf-a broken
bone in his left leg. sustained by fall
when bat rolled under his foot. Mr..
Burkart announces the appointment OF
Billy Smith, the former Central
Lacquer. as manager OF the team.
Smith Is an outfelder.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
There Is nne chance that the Tigers
BETTORS GETTING
THE WORST OF 1T

Anybody betting on the New York
races these days on the credit sys-
TEN. or even In town In poolrooms or
hand books. is getting much the worst
of H. The odds posted are unfair to
say the least and one set. the closing,
is ridiculous The publics money
makes the odds as rule. so how. In
these days of the new laws rigid en-
forcement, can any one quote such
prices as have been quoted in the
newspapers recently and feel that he
is giving the public a fair deal. Look
over some OF the prices Of the last
few days and you will find that most
OF them represent 200 per cent books
Any way you figure IL the bettor gets
nothing approaching a fair deal. He
would be far better on 10 leave the
eastern races alone and follow an out
of-town track where there Is real
betting ring-Exchange
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg, ). Cincinnati. !.
Today'- Games.
Chicago at New York
Cincinnati at PittsburZ.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Or. eonney Works In 2:o7lL

DR. Bonney, a green PAGER In Geers'
stable, recently paced a mile in
2:O7h. Shaughran, and Baron Graf
tan turned the mile in just the same
time. while John A. and Prince Arun-
die stopped the watch at just a qutr-
ter OF a second slower.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

Husiprs.-Iike Printing. No fuss and
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The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

Htts--On Burns. In innings; on
keeiey, ! in inning. Two-base hits
sechaefer. summers. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Infyre, Craw ford. kiiiifer, Warner.
stolen bases--Jone-. AItixer- Eir~t base
nm bniis---i3y Burns, 4. Hit by pitcher
/. BY Summers, Is by Burns. 4. First
bnse ON errers-Detroit. - Washing
ton. 2. Left ON bnses-Detroit, 3g WASH
fngton. :. Struck out-By Summers. 4,
ny Burns. 4. Double pIays--schnefer.
I<fllffer and Crawford, burns, Mcbride
and Freeman. Time 40. Umpire
---O'Loughiin. AtteBdance--7.s GI.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
ey PAUL 4. eRusKE,

The baseball world made much 81
the Detroit Tigers last year. The eX
perts praised the Tigers terrific bat
ting and the wonderful pitching ol
Donovan and -Killlan. The base run
ming OF Cobb Jones. Crawford ana
others was often dwelt on. Column
were written on the grand spirit oil
the team. as imbued By Hughie Jen
nings.
doubt. however. IL any OF the
sporting writer's who have sung SO
often the praises OF the American
league champions. have even dubbed
them a brainy team.
And why not? Don't they deserve
this title, along with the others? DIP
THEY WIN THEIR CHAMPION
SHIP BY BONE-HEAD BALL.
Not on your life'
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

TOM LONGBOAT.
Cannda's great Indian runner. now on
his way acros sthe ocean to compete
In the big Marathon run. has been
formally barred from competition by
the British authorities, at the insti-
cation of James sullivan, the \. \. y.
president. Longboat failed 10 make
the Canadian team hut was sent over
by private subscription.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

TIE reason the world in general
knows the Tigers as a smuggling
team is because this Character,
istic is the one which superficial
W seems the most prominent.
A weak-battlng team Of base
runners may occasionally cop
game by neat inside play. The
Tigers didn't have to resort TO
this style last season. They had
something better.
But the brain work is there. just
the same Once in a while the Cham
pions vary their work a bit and un
load a long-headed play on the fans
which sends them home in deep med
itation. There were a couple or this
sort yesterday. in the final game oi
the Washington series. One OF then
came in the very first inning when
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

Today there is change of bin at
Bennett Park and the Chicago
White Sox. league leaders. who have
lost but one game out OF the last is
appear for the two closing games o.
the long home series. Jones and has
men are playing with lot OF subst'-
tutes in line. but keep winning just
the same. In all probability the Tig-
ers will face Doc White today. jon
nings opposing with Willett or Bon
ovan.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

Mr. McIntyre's mental processe'
were something like this
II may be able 20 get GanleX az
the plate, but Z will take an ae.
soIuteIy perfect throw and he is
the fastest man on the visiting
team. n the ball hit a pebble or
takes a bad bound will surely
miss him. n throw 10 the plate.
Altfter-witi take second, and, II
the play goes wrong, he will prob
ably advance 10 third. We are
five runs TO the good. What harm
is one run going 70 do? There
will be two out when catch this
fly and Aitizer won't look very
dangerous on first. for il will take
two hits to get him home then
All OF which was some thinking
stunt. especially when one considers
the short time in which Matty had
20 reason il ont and the prompt man
ner in which he solved the difficulty
Matty is proud OF his grand throwing
apparatus and likes 10 use II. too.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

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The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

Another instance OF head work that
would have rejoiced any baseball
strategist occurred in Washington
seventh.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25

PLENTY OF WATER-The rain
storm in the mountains south of Flor
ence yesterday afternoon caused the
dry creeks in this vicinity to run
high. A deep wall of water came
rushing down Oak creek in West Flor.
ence and Sand creek was three times
as high as any time this year. The
OF her dry creeks were nearly filled
with water, and as result Of SO
much water running into the Arkan-
sas. that stream was unusually high
last night.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25
COMING WEEK DAY BY DAY.

New York, July 25-Among the
important news events on the schsd-
ule for next week are the follow ing !:
MONDAY.
National convention Of Hearst Inde-
pendence party. with 1,002 delegates.
opens In Chicago and will nominate
candidates for president and vice
president and adopt platform.
President Fallieres of France. and
Emperor Nicholas OF Russia, will
meet at Reval on board the Russian
royal yacht Sandart.
Seventeenth annual meeting of Uni
versal Peace congress will be COM
menced In London. with America
we'll represented.
Eleven governments. including
United States, will be officially rep
resented at International Geographi-
cal congress, opening in Geneva.
Annual convention of National
council, st. Patrick's alliance of
America, begins in Paterson. N. j.
Mississippi Valley Drainage and
Good Roads association meets in
Memphis.
TUESDAY.
Judge william H. Taft will be for.
mally notified of his nomination as
Republican PRESIDENT al candidate at
Cincinnati and in speech OF accept
Ance will outline issues of the cam
paign.
Hearst Independence party. in con-
vention at Chicago, will probably
conclude Its business and adjourn.
New British patent law. requiring
that all articles patented in Great
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
& Diarrhoea Remedy Would
Have Saved Him Sfoo.

"In 1909 had very severe attack
of diarrhoea.' says r. N. Farrar Of
Cat Island. La. 'For several weeks
I was unable to do anything. On
March 1s. 1907. l had similar at
tack, and took Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrohea Remedy which
gave me prompt relief. consider it
one of the best medicines of its kind
in the world, and had I used it in 1902
believe it would have saved me a
hundred dollars Doctors bill.' Sold
by Daniels drug store. tss
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25
Beware of Ointments for Ca
tarrh that Contain Mercury,

mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and com pletly derange the whole system
when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces.
uch articles should never be used except on
prescription from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured bp +. J. Cheney 4 Co.
Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury and is
taken internally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be you get the
genuine. 1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by f. j. Cheney & Co. Testi.
monials free,
Sold by all Drugsiste, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti patton.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25
FOR PROHIBITION.

Dallas, Tex, July 35-Early re-
ports indicate that today's Democratic
state primary will result In the in
dorsement Of demand upon the leg
islature to submit an amendment to
the constitution providing for state
prohibition cf the manufac ture or
sale of Intoxicating liquor.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25
NOTICE.

Florence, July l. 1908.
Being under bond to the City of
Florence in the sum of $500. and be-
ing duly licensed to lay sidewalks in
accordance with plans submitted and
in compliance with all of the re-
quirements made by the city, /, the
undersigned will be glad to lay any
sidewalk for any and all persons.
whomsoever, at the rate of ten cents
par square foot. guaranteeing all
labor first class and in accordance
with CITY requirements.
1928 WILLIAM TENANT.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25

Britain be manufactured on British
soil, becomes effective. 4
Peruvian congress will begin its
deliberations at Lima.
WEDNESDAY.
His Royal Highness the Prince Of
Wales, will conclude Canadian pro-
gram and sail from Quebec on return
trip to England. after an American
visit Of one week.
Spanish yacht race for CLARK cup,
In which King Alfonso will partici-
pate, will take place nt San Sebastian
Spain.
THURSDAY.
Annual racing meet Of Saratoga
association will be commenced at Sa-
ratoga Springs track.
FRIDAY.
President Falileres, of France, will
arrive at Christiana. where he will
be the guest of the king and queen of
Norway for three days, before return
ing to France.
SATURDAY.
National Republican headquarters
will be opened in New York, inau
gnrating active presidential campaign
on behalf of Judge Taft.
Combined provincial aud munich
pal elections will be held in Cuba,
each province choosing governor and
municipalities electing an aclalde.
Postal con vention between United
States and Italy, inaugurating par
cells post service, will become effeo-
tive.
Congressional act by which the
government is liable to certain classes
of employees for injuries received
while OH duty becomes operative.
Rear Admiral W. Il. Swim burne
will become commandant of Pacific
fleet. succeeding Rear Admiral J.
II. Dayton.
National New Thought convention
called by Ebert Hubbard, opened at
East Aurora, N. Y.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25
TO OUR PATRONS.

We are in business aagin at the old
place and would be pleased to see all
our old patrons and as many new ones
as possible. Thanking you in ad
vance for your patronage. we are
yours respectfully,
24.26 LANSDON & BENNECKE.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-25

See Fred Williams about the new
proposition to new subscribers for the
Rocky Mountain News - Denver
Times. ala
Graham guardian., 1908-04-03

with another victory for the low
er team. Saturday forenoon the
grounds were put in first class con
dition and grand stand erected,
with the necessary wire netting to
protect the spectators. Soon after
one o'clock constant stream oi
carriages and horsemen began to
pour into town, until 1t seemed
that nearly every other town in
the valley must have been nearly
deserted Stafford had their first
innings, with no score, then Thatch.
er followed with score of two
The game was closely contested
until the ninth innings had been
played, which brought the sides
out tie, and another innings was
called The Stafford team was pu,
out with no score Thatcher made
one score and the game closed
without finishing the inulngs The
cheering and enthusiasm al ZACH
good play during the game was
immense The final scnre stood 6
to 5 in favor of the lower team.
The game brough, together the
high, low, rich aud poor, and all
seemed to be fascinated With the
sport. Among the. distinguished
guests noticed on that occasion
were: DR.. Lacy and daughter, and
Judge Shirley. of SolomonViIle;
Hon. John j. Birdno and Judge
Bunch, of Saffordj Bishop Merrill,
of Pima, and Bishop barson, Of
Matthews, and many others.
When the professors and teach
ers Of the Academy went INTO the
chapel for devotional services on
the morning Of April lst, they met
with quite a surprise They found
their seats filed with girl students,
and also that the girls had adopted
the names of the different profess
sors and were in all seriousness
carrying on q session just like the
real thing. Annie Nation repre-
sented Prof. Peterson, Maggie All
red was Prof. Nash, Alice Sabin
was Prot. Weieh, Ruby Curtis was
Prof. Larson, Louise Lee was Prot
Jones and Edna Lee was Ella Hey.
wood, organisi.
The girls carried out their pro-
gram amid much merriment and to
the CONSERVATION Of some of the
pi ofessors, who witnessed some of
Graham guardian., 1908-04-03
First Publication April lit
Notice for Bids

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
board Of school trustees of the
Central school district, No. IL, for
the construction of brick school
house in lhe said district. All bids
shall be accompanied by q certified
check Of one hundred dollars, and
they will be opened at twelve
o'clock, noon, on the 25th day of
April, 1908. Plans and sprcifica
tons for the building are now
ready, and can be seen and ex-
amined at my residence IN central,
Graham guardian., 1908-04-03
Lest, Sirayed or Stolen

One pair of black pony mares,
white spotin forehead, three white
Ieet, brand on hip A. | will pay
Sl0 for return of mares, or if stul-
en- | will pay s25 for conviction of
thief; Last seen in Joe Allred's
pasture east of Thatcher,
DIR. HAS. W STONE,
Brinkerhotf Hotel, Thatcher, Ariz.
Graham guardian., 1908-04-03
Arizona. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Il. NJ. ALFRED, Clerk.
SORE NIPPLES

Any mother who has had ex'
perience with this distressing all,
ment will be pleased to know that
a cure may be effected by applying
Chamberlain's salye as soon as
the child is done nursing. Wipe
it off with u soft cloth before all
lowing the babe to nurse. Many
trained nurses use this salve with
best results. For sale by Stafford
Drug Co.