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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
BABY JOHN" TO TESTIFY
AGAINST MRS. MARTIN
Chief Witness and Prosecution
in Dynamiting> Case Hold
Conference

OAKLAND. April 2s.-"Baby John
Martin. chief witness against his reput-
ed mother. Mrs. Isabella ]. Martin.
whose preliminary examination on the
charge OF dynamiting the home OF Su-
perior Judge Ogden will be begun in
the police court tomorrow morning, was
closeted for some time today with Cap
tain of Detectives Petersen and District
Attorney Hall OF Trinity county. who
prosecuted Mrs. Martin for arson in
Weaverville and collected most Of the
evidence which resulted IN her arrest
on the dynamiting charges.
Baby John" was questioned closely
concerning the testimony he gave be-
fore the grand jury. which recently re-.
turned an indictment. afterward set
aside. against Mrs. Martin. and. his
statements. were carefully noted for the
use of the prosecution tomorrow
District Attorney Hall will be asso-
ciated with District Attorney Brown
In prosecuting Judge Ogden's charge
against Mrs. Martin. and it is expected
that his familiarity with the early de-
velopment of the case will prove valu-
able in securing a conviction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
CALIFORNIAN PATENTS

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Californian
patents were issued today as follows:
j. Avansino, Pleasant Valley. device for
marking patterns; A. E. Charbonneau,
Los Angeles, explosive; c. A. Gilman.
Los Angeles. sewing awl; ]. c. Hender-
son. Oakland, manufacture of artificial
stone; A. A. Hillback, San Francisco,
power milter saw; j. o. Hirschfelder,
San Francisco, graphophone. phono-
graph and the like; o. A. Knopp, Oak
land, watt meter testing apparatus; J.
McCune, Santa Cruz, meter box; C. e.
Moore, Los Angeles, elevator indicating
system, also safety fash light appar-
atus for elevators; T. l. Potter, Oak
land. change making machine. G.. Rod
rtguez. ,Castroville, feed bag; w. w.
Schwemer and F. L. Schwemer, Glen
daies awning; H. c.. Scott Berkeley,
dispensing stopper; r. Sideman. San
Francisco, skirt marker; A. G. Thom-
son, San Francisco, concave vehicle
tire; J. Urquhart. Monterey, fish drying
apparatus; E. E. Wore. Huntington
Park. locking device; A. c. willard,
Bakersfield, pump for oil wells; r. M.
Wilson. San Francisco, means for util-
izing waste power In dredges.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Captain
Allie w. Williams, assistant surgeon,
having reported his arrival at San
Francisco. will proceed to Fort H. G.
Wright, New York for duty.
First Lieutenant Clarence Nettles.
Twenty fifth infantry. Is relieved from
duty at headquarters. department of
Colorado. and will proceed TO San Fran
cisco and report to the commanding 8
general. department Of California. for
duty pending sailing OF transport for
Philippines. where he will report for
duty.
Captain Edward p. RockhiIl. assist
ant surgeon. is relieved from further
observation at the hospital. Fort Bay
ard, and from duty In the Philippines
and will report to- commanding ofacer
of that hospital for duty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
ARRANGE
FATHERS FUNERAL
Will Take Body Back to Mis-
souri, to Lie Beside His
First Wife ~

OAKLAND. April 2s.-Charles Car
min. son of l.. l.. Carmin who died
few days ago after Mark A. wilkins
had been convicted of thes murder os
his wife. vernie Carmin. has arrived
to arrange for the transportation OF
his fathers remains to Carthage. Mo-
The elder Carnin accompanied the re-
mains OF the woman to INansas City IN
December OF last year. after they had
been exhumed from the grave beneath
stable in EImhurst. whore Wilkins
buried them, but today Charles Car
min said that his father would not be
Laid beside her.
He Will be buried in Carthage. NO..
beside the grave OF my mother. his
first wife Her death occurred 15 years
ago, and We think it only right that
they should be together The Mrs
Carntn whom wilkins killed was my
stepmother and my fathers second
wife. She was buried in the plot
owned by her parents In Kansas City.
Carmin. in accordance with the wish
OF his father expressed to Sheriff Bar
net. was permitted to look at wilkins
In the county Jail. The condemned
man was taken from the cell where he
Is confined to the. Office, where Carmin-
stood In crowd and scrutinized his
features closely
wilkins does not look like. a crimi-
his features show refinement and edu-
cation i had the impression that he
was brutal type but ne Is not. He
is very much thinner than was lead
to believe him. but that is pnobably
due to being locked up"
The incident today was a close paral-
lei to one which occurred IN the same
place after Wilkins arrest, when the
elder Carmin was given an opportunity
TO see him to- determine whether he
Knew the man. Neither man ever saw
Wilkins before.
In the afternoon young Carmin y~as
taken by Sheriff Barnet toview the cot
tage where Wilkins and Mrs Carmin
liVed In Elmhurst and was also given
sight OF the stable and the spot
where wilkins dug the grave and buried
the woman. =.
Young Carniin is locomotive engi-
neer. an occupation which his father
also followed He said that funeral
services would be held at their home
in Shefield.. No, and that the BODY
would then be removed to Carthage.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
LATE SHIFTING INTEILIGENcE

PORTLAND. April 2o-This afternoon The
Id ssassa s stesmes shells win be in the harbOr to
$500 tons OF nour here and then proceed to
Puget sound 10 finish with about $500 tons
lessen. arrived here late last night from san
Pedro and way ports. The steamer Eureka Cap
The steamer Breakwater will SAT- this evening
IoE Loos bay With SENSATIONAL tales Or brl-
s sai..y on the part OF their captain. SIX sailors
here last. night from Astoria. whefe the craft
lies idle after trip to Kelnng. Formosa. Ac-
wifz put the men on bread and water and In
prison ashore and irons at sea because rhey were
drunk and refused duty various pretexts The
sailors. the other hand, accuse the skipper
Of having been intoxicated and say that he or
dered them aloft at the height OF hurricanes
when II was extremely dangerous
Three more grain carriers began loading to-
day and one or two or them viii possibly clear
and the French baEks Eugene Pergeline aud
Edouard Detaille. The latter was partly loaded
werian steamer Elsa has lslI compissed lumber
tomorrow with @5Oo.0Oo feet OF lumber for Port
Pfrle- saw logs. lumber md great Quantities OF
drift from the Columhia river We're sighted By
the steamer George W. Elder OF the Oregon
coast Yesterday After working less than one
third. OF the time anticipated. the dredge Port
LAND completed the dredging laid out Tor u at
the mouth OF the Willamette last night and
VICTORIA. B. C.. Apri. 29.-The contract for
the repairs to the British steamer Agapanthus.
In drydock at Esquinalt. was awarded today 70
the British Columbia marine railway company OF
Esqgtmalt- The stern wheeler Caledonia bought
year ago from the Hudson Bay company. was
sold by the Caledonia trading company today to
Foley. Velch s Stewart The tugboat Marion.
purchased by Greer & Newton from the Brown
Alaska company Of Ketchikan. Alaska. Amer
lean vessel registered at Seattle. reached port
today from Ketchikan- The steamer Atlas to-
morrow will start for san Francisco with barge
s. A neef Of small halibut scho0ners Is In port
with full hatehes. owing to the arrival Of the
big h4libut steamer Chicago. with 12o.oQO
pounds. The steamer Edith came down light
from Cofdosa and viii return with railroad IRON
for the Guggenheim railroad .CaptsIn senage OF
the wrecked steamship Saratoga vii give evil
denee IN the inquiry into the -occurrence 'Fflaay
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
TWENTY NEW MEMBERS
: FOR. SIGMA XI FRAT
Bright Students Are Honored by
Their Classmates at STAN
ford

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April %
Twenty new members have just been
elected to the local chapter of the
Sigma XII fraternity, the exclusive scien~
tifc society of American universities.
The new members are as follows:
Chemistry-Miss Hazel w. Severey.
'01, of Pasadena; c. A. Rouiller, '03, OF
Oakland; L. Langstrots. '0s, of Oak
land; w. G. Bateman, '03. of Salt Lake
City. Zoology-Rose NJ. Higley, '07, of
Pasadena; E. A. MacGregor, 'OS, of Palo
Alto; c. B. Burke, '0S, Of Palo Alto j.
f. Abbott, '9S. Entomology--MIss Mary
c. Dickerson and D. Fh Fullaway,
'0S. OF Palo Alto; F. X Williams. 'oS,
of San Francisco. Geology. F. Nc
Clelland. '08 and B. Prescott, '0S, of San
Diego; F. M. Anderson. '95. Civil engin-
eering-C. S. Burns, 81: r. E. McDon-
aid, 81. Electrical engineering-S. b
Charters, C. F. Edwell, '07; M. Kfuwara
and w. W. Jourdin, '07
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

OAKLAND TO GREET
METCALf AT FEAST
Governor GiIIett Will Extend
Welcome in Behalf of State
at Banquet Saturday

OAKLAND, April 2s.-Secretary of
the navy Victor H. Metcaif is due to
arrive in Oakland Friday evening. at
7.57 o'clock. He left washington Mon
day at s p. m. Accompanying the sec
retary is his aid. Lieutenant Cyrus P.
Miller; Californian, whose; father was
Frank Miller, for many years con-
nected with the D. O. Mills bank in
Sacramento. Secretary Metcalfs has
written George w. Reed, who will be
q member of the committee that will
receive the head of the navy depart
naent and who's will also preside at the
banquet to be given the secretary Sat
urday night at the Key Route inns by
200 Of his personal friends, that he will
wire the committee when he reaches
Sacramento so that the Oaklanders will
know exactly when. they may expect
him 10 alight at. the Sixteenth street
station. The committee, which will
officially welcome Secretary Metcalf on
his return. to his home city will be COM
posed of Representatives OF the fleet re.
ception committee the chamber of
commerce, the merchants exchange and
close friends.
At the banquet to be given the secre-
tary of the. navy Saturday night the
POSTMASTER will. be George ". Reed.
Mayor. Frank K. Mott will deliver an
address on behalf Of the city, Governor
James n. Gillett viii extend the well
come on behalf OF the state of Califor-
MIA. and Judge Henry A. Melvin will
respond to the toast The American
Navy"
GUESTS AT BANQUET
Acceptaaces of invitations to attend
the banquet have been received from
the following:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
NEW JURY PANEL
DRAWN FOR SERVICE
Preceding Talesmen Unique in
Number of First Degree
Murder Verdicts

OAKLAND. April "a new panel Of
100 talesmen was drawn from. the box
In Judge Ogden's court today for jury
services They will report Monday.
The panel which has completed the
preceding three months jury service
mas returned three verdicts of murder
In the nrst degree Two of the verdicts
were without recommendation. which
implies the passing of the death SEN
tence. The verdicts were against Mark
A Wilkins for the murder of Ternie
Carmin, and against Wong Loung. a
Chinese highbinder. The men are in
jail waiting sentence. The third verdict
was against Erland Soderberg. for the
murder of his mother. and the jury
Fixed the punishment at life imprison-
ment Those on the new panel are:
William c. Jenkins. Hans Borensen. John II.
Rempe. G. A. Amnerup, H. s. Deaner, Frank
Laidiaw, Newton S. Farley. James Martin. NJ.
~ Loges. George G. Durrsll John + Byrns'
Hamb. Edwin Whippie, p l. Thompson. W; G.
Trip. John Trotter. r. NJ Duncan Andrew
Nickerson. Peter Mathiesen. E. o. PurEman.
Robert II. Swayne. John l.. Stewart, Harry
Johnson. A. IL Breed. Patrick. Fee J. z
John Avon. Rucben Hunter. Thomas CraiSnile.
Everett Lawrence, John E. Jenner. John Cough
lin, Conrad Helmke. Randolph Grayden, c. F:
Bangle, Henry G. stilIey. P. A. Auseon. Albert
Mshesn uhr J. o5s5asksE 1ss S A. w,,. A M1na% %
stan, F. Barratt. George D. Hilderbrand. James
Bell John McAulife. Hiram Bailey. H. D.
Hazeltins, C. II. Mitchell, John H Givens.
Hans Nielsen, August Kaiser. William Short.
J. 81. DrIscoll, c. F. Msu. Adolfo otero. W. s.
Fake, Charles j. Bee. Edward Doian. Charles
Appledon. Squire Barker. Frederick Maurer Jr..
Patrick Sweeney. W. +. Dcig r. P Nelson.
4. W. Pulcifer Amos Seaman, Andrew H.
Peterson, Herman Dsist, z. simonds, Joseph
s. Soito. Thomas Stephens. Charles Jacob.
James n. Brady. James Nolan. NJ. J. Garcia
No 1. Simon n. Morrell, n. ]. Garcia No. 2. John
Poirier. George Perry, Thomas Kearney. David
]. Curtin. J. W. Armstrong. Ernest 81. Losee.
A s. Day and c. r. Hoeslle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
BERKELEY BOND
ISSUE DEFEATED
Opposing Votes Along the Bay
Shore Prove Undoing of
Improvement Projects
BERKELEY

BERKELEY, April 2e.-The bond
issue In Berkeley for Fairgrounds and
parks and a garbage incinerator failed
to carry today. The result of the cleo
ton was large majority for each
project, but not the necessary two
thirds. The heavy adverse vote polled
in the seventh ward West Berkeley,
brought defeat. as the favorable bal
loting In the other sections of the city
proved too light to offset the opposi-
ton along the bay shore The same
district recently defeated the school
bond issue in the same way
The votes cast for the incinerating
project were 1,S44 for and LOIS in
opposition; 1,702 for the parks and
plant bonds lacked the necessary two
thirds majority by So votes and the
park bonds by 1884,
The proposals were for an inciner-
ating plant to cost $4,000, including g
the site and the -ocinerator. The park
bond scheme was for two Fairgrounds
in West Berkeley and the acquiring of
the old Indian burial ground north of
the town for park purposes. The parks
were to have cost $130,000. of this
$4,000 being planned for the West
berkeley grounds and $9S,000 for the
Indian grounds. The total amount of
the proposed Issue was $i95,o00.
me vote by wards was as follows:
lncinerator bonds-First ward, for 307.
against 160; second, for 255, against 54;
third, for 259, against ia; fourth, for
S61, against $50; fifth. for 1877, against
SO; sixth. for 279. against 109; seventh.
for 1S6, against 2T0. Total, for 1,S44,
against LOIS.
Park bonds-First ward, for 306,
against 15s; second for 252, against Sc;
third, for 240, against 1875; fourth. for
32s. against 1872; fifth, for $50, against
IA; sixth. for 264, against 116; sew
enth for 159, against 294 Total. for
1902, against 1,143
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
WORTH $50 A DAY To
ROAST LAWYER, HE SAYS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON. April 2s.-Attorney A.
II. Carpenter again today failed to re-
cover verdict OF damages against. At
torney A. H. Ashley, whom he sued for
SANDER and malicious prosecution. Car
penter says that he Is just as happy
as If he won heavy damages from Ash
ley.
It's worth $50 day to me to roast
him before a jury said Carpenter
shortly after the jury returned a YER
diet in favor of Ashley Carpenter de-
clares that he will appeal the case to
the supreme court. This will be the
third or fourth time that the appellate
court has passed upon the Carpenter
Ashley CONTROVERSY
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Coast Tennis Cracks
10 Play in East
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

CHICAGO, April 29.-Efforts of the
Western Tennis association to secure
entries from the western states were
crowned with success today, when word
was received from Sumner Hardy, for
mer champion of the Pacific coast, that
q strong team would represent the coast
In the tournament here this summer.
This is the first response to invitations
sent by the association to different
clubs throughout the west
The Pacific coast has turned out some
of the best tennis players in the coun-
try, and L. Harry Waidner. to whom the
acceptance was sent. says the team to
be sent from the coast will be a close
contender for premiers honors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
LAND FRAUD WITNESS
COLLAPSES IN COURT
Sensation Caused When H. F
Bartels Sinks Unconscious
After TeStifyinQ

WASHINGTON, April ga sensa-
tion not on the program of either
side was provided in the criminal court
today wien II. F. Bartels of Portland,
Ore, one of the witnesses called by
the government to testify in the So
called land frauds investigation. sud-
denly became Ill and lapsed into un-
consciousness. Mr.. fBartels had just
left the witness stand after testifyins
concerning his connection with one of
the minor transactions by which it is
sought. to establish the conspiracy to
wrongfully acquire state and govern
mont public lands. as alleged against
the four defendants. Hyde, Benson, Di-
mopd and Schneider.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
o'RoURKE SHOWS FIGHT

NEW. YORK, April 29.-Tom
o'Rourke will apply to the courts for
an Injunction to precent the police
from stopping boxing contests author
lied by New York state laws. Armed
with this injunction O'Rourke will pro-
ceed with his arrangements for "a 10
round boxing match between Terry Nc
Govern and Johnny Sonmers
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
vited guests are:
BANQUET HILL DECoRATED

Tie Key Route inn will be decorated
with flags and bunting. Sixteen large
baskets containing ferns will be. sus-
pended from the ceiling of the BANQUET
Hall Portraits Of Admiral FaEragut,
Admiral Porter. Admiral . Evans and
President Roosevelt will ornament the
walls Miniature. flags of the secretary
Of the navy will be placed at the plate
guest The centerpiece will consist of
models of FIVE torpedo boats and a bat
tlsship entering the Golden gate;
The Key Route company has offered
the reception committee the use Of the
ferry steamer San Jose for three days.
The committee and the officials of Oak
land, Alameda. Berkeley and. the coun.
~ will go out on the steamer on Nav
s to welcome the feet upon its entry.
Mayor +. K. Mott will make his official
call on Admiral Evans II, the latter lis
in command. on the afternoon of the
day the feet anchors in the bay. Rear
Admiral Henry Glass conferred with
Mayor Mott today about many Of the
details In connection with the recep-
tion program.
The finance committee of the recep-
tion committee announced that thus far
Sl7.600 had been contributed toward
the fund and that considerable more Is
still required. The local japanese have
donated $40o inf cash and have agreed
COliAI4DutC f1VO WQIln OF fireworks
TO be used in the display on Lake .Mer-
ritt on the night of May g..
Tie following hotel and restaurant
men nave entered into a contract 10
furnish the banquet TO be held at
Idora park on May g in, honor OF the
officers of the feet: n. A. MulIan, Key
Route inn; r. II. Briare. Hotel Metro
o pole; sAntone Cleclack, Gas kitchen;
Fred A. Jordan. Hotel Crellin; Free
Dodd. Hotel St.s Mark; John 3. Jordan
Hotel Athens.
PROGRAM OF FESTIVITIES
Oakland's program of fleet Festivities
as now. arranged is as follows:
saturday evening May reception and ban.
Quet 10 secretary OF navy.
Wednesday. May 6-Arrival OF fleet u M tc
, p n. Illumination OF hees in harbor. Ilium-
inafion Of city.
Thursday. May Parade in San Francisco.
Friday. May s-Revier Of feet by secretary
OF navy. Fireworks Lake Merritt. s 30 ID. m
SATURDAY.. Nay 3-Psrade in Oakland: csti.
mated 5000 men in line. Barbecue 10 men and
officers at FAKE Shore park Automobile ride
about clfy and surrounding country during after-
noon. Reception 10 officers at Athensn. Nile.
Elks and Claremout country clubs, 10 6
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
DENIES. HIS PARENTAGE
INDICTMENT STILL STANDS

WORCESTER. Mass, April 29.--An
Indictment warrant still pending was
issued here in 1905 against one Jay
Wilson Crawford, charging the larceny
of an automobile, and.he is wanted by
the police.
The Jay Wilson. Crawford known
here came to Worcester early in 1905.
claiming to have wealthy parents and
was conspicuous in local; society. On
August 80, 1905. Crawford bought an
automobile from a Worcester firm.
giving in payment check on a Day
ton, O., bank. which 1t is charged was
returned as worthless. Crawford after
ward left.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

at p. m.
sunday. May lo-sPeciai services in all
Monday, May 11-Free admission OF men 70
all theaters during afternoon -
Tuesday, May 12-Receptioh to officers and
ladies by associated ladies' clubs Free adj
mission 10 baseball game at California league
Wednesday. May IS Boxing and wrestling
matches AZ Reliance club. Free admission to
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
The BattIeship. Fleet

A magnificent panorama, three fee,
long. In coiors, showing the entire bat
tieshlp Rect steamirig Unto San Fran
cisco bay, forms the frontispiece Of the
May number of Sunset Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
HUSBAND ALLEGES CRUELTY

SANTA ROSA. April 2s.-Mrs. Abbie
Crystal Paxton. who is serving a 90
days sentence in the San Francisco
county Jail, has been sued. in the SUI
perior court of Sonoma county for d.
vorce by her husband. John F. Paxton.
who alleges extreme cruelty and neg
Iect.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
ACCUSED OF UTTERING
CHECK WITHOUT FUNDS
Prisoner Claims Wealthy Father
Who Repudiated His Con-
nection With Him

LOS ANGELES April 29.-Jay w.
Crawford, who claims to be the son
of a wealthy Boston attorney, was ar
raigned today on charge Of issuing
a worthless check for $2,150 In pay
ment for an automobile which he had
purchased. His examination was set
for tomorrow and he is still in Jail in
default of bail. Crawford afirms that
his arrest is a mistake.
DENIES HIS PARENTAGE
BOSTON. April 2e.-Jay B. Crawford,
an attorney of this city. declared to-
night that the Jaw w. Crawford ar
rested in Los Angeles is not his son.
Crawford said:
IT know the Crawford in question.
He is a sort of distant relative. but
he is not my son and 1 don't believe he
was ever resident of Boston. My son
bears the same name, but he is not in
California or any where near that Sec
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
ARNOLD TO BE CONSUL

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 2s.-The
nomination of Julian III. Arnold If
California as consul at Annoy, China.
has been sent to the senate. He has
been consul at Tamsui, Formosa.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30


Secretary Of the Navy
Victor Il. Metcalf.
Rear Admiral Henry
Class.
Rear Admiral j. n.
Dayton and chfef aid.
Rear Admiral W. s.
Swinburne and chief
aid.
Rear Admiral Eriel Sc
bree and chief aid.
.Bigsdier General Fred
erick A. Funston and
CHEF aid.
Gap in &. p. Perkins.
Captain Thos. s. Felt.
Commander E.E. Cape
mr-H
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

Fred j. White
f. A. Heron
P. L. Wheeler
John W. Phillips ~. I.
+. c. Hsrens
Hmil Lehnhsrdt .
Ezra Decoto
". e. Gibson
H. C. Ingram
A. S. Macdonald
Hugo Abra hanson
j. J. ScriTDer ::
John J. Mcdonald
II. A. Powell .
William S. Porter
Frank B. Cook
II. y. Gard
irving G Lewis
Theodore Gier
z. Walter :
r. Sinclair +.
H. Y Eccleston
oliver Ellsworth
Jssnn G. Mattos
William Il. Davis
Arthur II. Breed
Ii. c.. Taft
Edwin r. Jackson
George w. Reed
W. II. H. Gentry
~. Maxwell Taft
]. 81. Perkins
! Samuel NJ. Carr
". X. Sanborn. N. p.
/ George r. de Cola
Leslie f. Rice
iD. D. Crowley
Or. C. +. Gross
3. Warner Rice
/ Charles z. Dickey
q. y. Easton
/ Charles z. Shook
Walter J.. Mathews
II. b. Griffith
George T. Kutz
C. II. Redington
H. G.. Williams
n. c. Chapman
l.Clsrence Crowell
P. y. Kuss
Robert NcKillican
DR.. Harry P. Carlton
Samuel J. Taylor
]. ID. Han
Walter S. Maeksy
Harmon Bell
J. +. Backer
W. II, L. .Hynes.
F. Nusbaumer
William II. Taylor.
William g. Henshay !.
lChkrles T. Rodolph
Arthur Burton
j.. -Tyrrell
Frank K, Mott :. :.
lC.- J.. Heesemsp.
David Mclaughlin =.
Theodore Mansfield
r. F. .Delcef
c.. a.. McGtegorx e.
B. A.: Dinsmoce. ::
b. C.. Soule
W. J. Phelps ::
r. A. Perry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Northwert I,earu.

Vancouver 8. Butte O,
Tacoma s, Spokane 2.
Seattle 6. Aberdeen 4.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-08-05
White, the first baseman from Vol.

White, the first baseman from Vol
ga, began q hurried whispered con-
sultation with R. Arnold; who came
to bat, and the runner on third
What would it be? Should they
try the squeeze play?" Sure, and
authority was given for Arnold to
bunt, and bunt he tried, but after a
foul, he succeeded in giving Crabb
at third an opportunity to arrest an
inflated rainbow, which he did, re-
firing the batter, and also securing
a double play with a runner on sec
ond. The third man up was quick
ly disposed of. Cobb famed, Allen
got a hit to first, and Uhl,struck out,
while Dowden secured first through
an error of the shortstop. sending
Allen to third. Dowden steals sec
ond but Hans, with TWO -,men on
bases, struck out.
The half inning OF the ninth was
quickly over; Brink wassPltjdut by
a fly to Malven, White by The short
stop to first and Bell MP dittoed.
Following is the lineup;