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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
Jose Joaquin Perez (D

do inducs So hija Eiminda a pintsr 81
afmb6lo
isdo ants TERRA de IcBL h6TOsB y los mGstirsB
dondO niomprs SEGA l3grimaH el sol r.
su paBijn por la IlibsRtad 10 dsBbords
antonoes nn "LRs AEOeTicanaB" mNtiVRdsB
nor 10 RsyoIuci6n Guiana de 1895, ca lag
euslss. tantO en- IR agcanR humoFiStica fa-
naiIiar dc "Un mbmbf' como On la ViBi6n
6piOs de "El 5 de Julio, faye la inBpi'
rRCi6n como toEfenks dc las y armenia, dc
fuerza yiril y plans
Paro 10 que RvaIoFR ? GncumbE8 Bus
poanfaB eDcFitaa de 1892 1900 adn poF
enOima do laH msjoFeB de BuH pEscedsntsB
psFfodoEy per sReinssstsmbi6a de todoa eros
ContampoTSneoB derrooheB IiBgifsticoB en-
qua 81 verso 30 limits ssE 'finets de la
onds sonora" 6 ouaudo mas do 10 imagen
piot6Rica, es, no la foEmR cRdR vez mas
cpnHcisntamanta mRgigtrRl = enEiqusoidR con
Ids meioF0s aCiouoB do Los asOdsTni8tGs,
no 81 proOedimieUtO CRd& vss mfB Bsguro
an GuB efsctoG, aino ol vsTiado = asombrO-
30 oOntsnido filoSdfCo de todaa elias.
Son eiemplog 1851! Bu profsHi6n de f6
morals; Rstofles 5un FaBuFgimient0 de 90
antigua ad0EaCf61 .p8ntNfstiGR de la
natuPalazR, CondeuRada en- 81 cEaHteto tOT-
minaI: 2 ~.#
'tOh almG ViTgSn gus TODD 10 vivifcas,
P Providsncia % admiro tn et0rna obEa,
On IaB h0jas dol arbol que TsHucits,
en- l0l hijoa dol hOmbre que DO tFanlfoE'
81 (ms!;
uu "slegfa piad6rica", salom6 Ureha,
exuitaoi6n dosuu eafaeTzO humane pa
tFi6tice; El nu6vo indfg0n8, expression del
vsEdsdeRo amsgiCapiBmo que hoy no scieF
tan dsiniE muehts pasUdO-sOCi6lOgoB,
nu CEoquiu bfhiico El amor do MagdRle
M, afnteaiB de loB impulses de 0aRidGd ,
do Eod8noi6n; OaFts.p0amR, inGompRTR
BILE lscei6n de patriotiEmo para los esprit
tuB infantilGES El heEFerO, afmb0!0, como
El cREpintsFo de BuAtillos, de Lao fusFzRE
ignoFadaB del pEg8niam0 social; los Con
toFneB y relieves, maFRvilIoGas AZ foEaB que
el alma plensmsnts humans del oIfsbFe
llOn6 del vino RmaTgo y fueEt0 de Las idGaH
= paIfam6 con l8 eaauCiR dc BuB Bentimien
toB pFofundog = dslicaloG.
jose Joaquin P6Fes, poets esanCiRImen'
to autillanO , ne0-mundiRl, represents On
"a 6poCa y On 90 pAtEia una fEON0mfa pEf
quicR cuyR EaRR diltinci6n no RdvieFtsn l0l
talpnton supeEfeiAlea: hijo del Higlo de loH
pssimiHmou las Esbeldfag lfEicaB, que 81
oulssau de Byron garduoi, de Heins
VeFlains, de LsopREdi BaudelaiEe, d.
EspEoncada CaBaJ, fu6 un sBpfritu equi
libgade, de aquslI0n Cuyo tipo mas
omin0nt6 90 P0the, sBpiritn am
pho y pEOfundo, ? duIoe y fasEtl
& vsceg doloroHs pero fandamentrlmsnt'
optimista, que RBumi6 On Ia possfs anti
Llama 81 miIme pspeI que Tompson On ID
bEit6nioa. y, On msuoE sBcala, LoDgfsllc "
en- lR de NoEts America. Los ''ContoEnol
relieves, son lR CoTonsci6n de Bu obFa
la Gina Bsrsns Luminous donds impGrl
81 OUpfritu superior del poets, que anCubE(
diBgPatamento sus hsEidoB = Ru8 dolores pR
"a cantsr himn6B inmsEtalsB de ls RBpiTs
ci6n del tEabsjo, de la alegFfa do viviT
dol amor universal, de Las fOtuFaB Feden
clones lAtsntsB en- 0l curse de 10 fsoundl
eYoluCi6n humRnG.
Pedro HenriqWes UreNa.
1905.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
WUSIGA NATlVA.

En- ell "Paris Bazar' Sc ven.
den artisticas copias del magni-
fico walls "Puerto Rico del COM
positor puertorrique1lo, Sr. Ra-
fael Balseiro. Esta composicl6n
obtuvo medalla de ORC en- el i'll
timo certamen y es la favOrita
de los pianistas de la isla; A
Is etvs. el eiemplar,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
1905.

Cd Para iDformaci6n de Loo que no co
nozesn Is porGonalidad litsEsFiA de jose
Joaquin Perez, no GBtsTa dsmts Oopiar e.
to p6rrafo de MaToOliao Msn6ndez P0layo
en- sl tomo II de la AntOlogfa do postas
hiBpano-RmsTieRnog.
"PaFa encontrar verdadsrs possfR en-
ssnto Domingo hay que lsgar D. JoE6
Joaquin P6rss y q dcfs sAlom6 URefis dc
HOnriquez: 81 autor de Gel juuCo verde"
= de ''El voto de AusCRona" y de 10 abun'
dantfsima , fl foTida QoiEquSyanHB, on quisn
verdadeEamOnts empiezan laU FantRsfaG
indfgeneu, inteFpoladaB con loB EcoB del
deBtierro CON Las efaBionsB de La vuslta
al hegaE; y Is egregis postiza, qu8 HoG'
tiene con frmesR en- Eug brszoB fsmsniIes
Ia IiFs de QUintSna = dc GAllegoa aEran
cando dc ella EobustoB sonss en- loor de lR
patriR y de lR civilization, que no exclu
yen mas HuRvGH tones para CRntaE deliCioo
1sments La IlOgsda del invisEno para
vatiOinar BObFO lR Guns de Hu hijo primOg6'
pitO."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01

PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADo
ENUN DlA tome Ell LATIvo BRcMo
QUININA. El boticariO le devolyera cl dnero sino
Sc cura, La 6rma de 3, W, GROVE su halla en-
cada caiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
Taljsta Postal.
4 Patria TI6.

4 Patria TS6.
--~
Riodo pRlmag fsEv0EoBR
Ell triunfo del tRlsnto
, offezeo corona hermoBa,
Rfmb0lo de lR TRdioaa
victoria del pensaminsntc!
Aida.
Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
NuEVOs Y lRT!sTleOs MOpELos.

Ponce
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29

For rentals, real estate, loans. fire
insurance. notary public. See or
phone Red 161. H. s. Andrews. Git
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29

reputation in the eastern and porth-
ern states. and while Kansas Is a Goa,
mining state. more Fremont county
ooal is expected 70 be shipped in
there this winter than ever before
Judging from the number Of In
quiries reaching the local GOAL agency
Offices. It would Indicate that Flor
enca's mines will be bee hive Of
industry this fall and winter. Thia
ID also indicated by the early resump.
tion Of steady work. While the re.
cent panic somewhat affected the coal
mining industry In other parts Of the
country, there was not . noticeable
difference here. This is due largely
to the nature Of the local coal and
the reputation 1t Is gaining In the
eastern country where 1t is introduce
ed. snd on this account our coal IL
given the preference.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
NEARLY ALL COAL MINES
AXE WORKING EVERY DAY

Most OF the coal mines Of Fremont
county are working every day and the
ones thet are not doing SO are the
smaller ones through the county. All
mines connected with the Rio Grande
are working almost full forces Of
men and the output of the Garfield,
Fremont and Chandler mines aggre-
gate about i 900 tons daily.
Most Of this coal is marketed in
Kansas and Nebraska. but some Of 1t
IL being distributed In Colorado and
Oklahoma points. 1t Is not coal
that is being stored by the compan-
les for winter use, but by the deal
ers who realize that the storage
coal In the country Is almost ex-
haustod and who expect to witness
q brisk demand for the black dia-
monds this fall and winter.
Thousands Of tons are shipped out
every month and finding a market in
hese states. 1t gives the men here
steady work and relieves the company
Of the congestion following q lush In
the winter time. While the freight
car surplus In the country Is gradual
ly being reduced, the company and
the buyer now have the assurance Of
getting their COAL to Its destination
within . reasonable time
While the mines are now working
steadily. Inquiries for coal continue
to come in. Many dealers are now
making Inquiries about the Fremont
county product who are said to have
never before purchased or handled
1t. Tho coal is gaining broader
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29

ABOUT THE SAME-Agent Hitch.
cook, although he has not figured out
his balance, says that there will not
be a great difference between the
freight shipments and receipts at the
Florence station for the first seven
months Of last year compared with
the first seven in the present year; in
fact he expects they will figure about
the same in tonnage. This shows
that Florence is holding its own In
good shape.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
For Those Who Have
Stomach Trouble.
Help

After doctoring for about twelve
years for a bad stomach trouble. and
spending nearly Ave hundred dollars
for medicine and doctors fees, pur-
chased my wife one box of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
which did her so much good that he
continued to uses them and they have
done her more good than all Of the
medicine l bought before. Samuel
Boyer, Folsom. Iowa. This medicine
Is for sale by Daniels drug store.
Samples free. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
SUPREME DELEGATE

SUPREME DELEGATE = Mrs.
Mary MoCandless left today for Bos.
ton to attend the supreme lodge ses.
sion of the Pythian Sisters. She at.
tends as supreme delegate from
Colorado. There is one other dele
gate from this state and she is a
lady from the western slope. There
will be six-day session of the meet.
ing. Mrs McOandless is delegate
for the years l907-19ll. She goes by
the way OF Montreal. Canada.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29

INSPECT ROAD-County Commis.
sioner Kelso drove to Canon today
and with the other members of the
county board is inspecting and will
receive new grade that has just
been made on Parkdale hill. on the
main wagon road between Canon City
and Salida. The road was graded
by John F. Murray.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29

PLENTY OF MUSIC - The free
graphophoLe offer Of the Hadley Mer-
camille company expires Friday and
thereafter NO moro musical instru.
ments will be given away. The COM
pany now has orders for fifty two and
have given away over 100. They
will still sell the records.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
Beware Of Ointments for Ca.
tarrh that Contain Mercury,

az mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely deranRe tho whole system
when. entering It through tho mucous surfaces.
U ch articles should mover be used except on
prescription from reputable physicians, as tho
damage they will do Is ton fold 70 the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured bp F. J. Cheney 4 Co.,
Toledo. Ohio, contains mercury and ia
taken internally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure You get the
genuine. It Is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney 4 Co. Testi.
monials free,
Sold By all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Piils for constipation.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Florence, July 1. 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. l, the
undersigned will be glad to lay any
sidewalk for any aud all VERSIONS.
whomsoever. at the rate of ter rents
per square foot, guaranteeing all
labor first class and IN accorda- 80
with city requirements.
1928 WILLIAM TENANT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15

game. will they And this IS written
In the fun belief that n lillian was right
~ his original contention. too. Only
he kicked not fooilshly but TOO long
immediately following Knlian's de-
PartUre sunday. Davy Jones speared a
line drive away down low and ON the
dead run. tiieu completing double
play at first base that retired the side.
Fox. the former Memphis player. who
ls performing IN right field. is one OF
Connie Mack's finds that nobody else
ever heard Of before. he looks quite
imposing on his showing TAP to date.
too.
pavN Jones came near putting the
Tigers back in the game In the eighth
sunday when. with. two out and Cobb
on second. he hit q hard line drive 20
short center Collins was playing in
very close. however. and managed to
snag 1t, fine catch
cobb featured petroit's first inning
In the field by an unfortunate attempt
20 catch Hartsel turning the wrong
Way after his single TO right The bail
got away. however ana 1upsN took
anOtber base. soon To- score on smith s
tang that hurdled the barrier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race


Chicago won Saturday and Sun
day, making her total of consecu-
tive victories ~. Orth and Lake
couldn't stop them.
The Browns are in fielding
slump and lost both Saturday and
Sunday to Boston through mis-
takes Of commission. Morgan and
Young were the winning twirlers.
Liebhardt won his own game
with triple at Cleveland Satur-
day and beat the Maps old hoo
doc. Tom Hughes, though Tom
pitched finely.
Detroit could not hit Dygert on
Saturday nor SchIitxer and Wick
ers on Sunday, though the cham
pions scored . couple Of runs on
bases on balls In each game, win.
ming Saturday, 2 to I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15
AT MONTREAL.

First Race-Threeyear-olds and
up. six feFIengs: King Avondale,
Bellwether, Bluecoat. l07, Dixie Him.
mel. 1922 Billie Hubs. l03 Gold
Heart. ga Way Post. 81
Second Race-Three-year-olds and
up. selling. mile: Montbert. Adrian.
"a: Harcourt. 104; Serville. 9s; Lady
Isabel. 81 Creel. ll9; Goes-Fast. 90.
Third Race-Three year-olds. sell
ing. gentlemen riders. mile and a fur.
long: Call Boy, 1871 Rio Grande. l43:
Cursus, Sir Model. las, Pande ORC.
Sparkles. l40 Al Powell. lac; Jiu-
Jitsu, 144.
Fourth Race--Steeplechase 4-yeaf-
Odds and up. selling, about two miles:
Woodbine, $50; Essex. l42: Flying
Virginian. l47 Manzala. John T. Nor
gan. Knob Hampton, l52.
Fifth Race--Four-year-o and up.
selling. seven furlongs: King Cole.
Schroeder's Midway, Yaddo. Lynd-
hurst. 10: Mariposa. Jersey Lady.
Lady Karma. l05; Ontario. Gibson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE.--chief Quartermaster's OF
nee. Federal Building, Chicago, ILL.,.
June y. 1s0S,--Sealed proposals. In trip
licate. subject TO the usual conditions.
will be received here until LIS o'clock.
noon. July .. 1905. and then opened, FOR
fprnishing and delivering at either the
Philadelphia. Boston. New York, Chicago
or 81. Louis Depot of the Quartermas-
ter's Department. u. s. Army. 10000
pairs Black Dress SHOES. and SO. 900
pairs Russet shoes; subject to Increase
In quantities OF from 20%c TO 50eo. IL de-
aired by this Department. The right
n reserved TO reject or accept any or
all proposals, or any part thereof. Pref
erencc will be given TO articles OF do
nestle manufacture. conditions OF quail
ity and price Including In the price Of
foreign productions or manufactures
iEe duly thtfcon1 being equal Stand
Ard samples can be seen. and specifca-
tions. blanks for proposals and full in
formation will be furnished upon APP
pftcatien ct this ofhee. Envelopes cop
tsinink proposals. TO he indorsed Pro
pok1fs FOR Clothing and Equipage. TO
6e oR<rri iuly ,, 1905 Lient-CoL w.
~ ROBINSON. JR, Chief ouartermas-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15
Sid Smiths Mighty Homer and Few Other SwatS

Murphy tears OF long one almost
every day.
Welcome 10 the winning list on your
home field. Mr.. summers
It's regular thing for the Tigers to
pay to capacity these days.
Ira Thomas Injected a strike-Out into
the closing inning. batting for killifer.
TIE Athletics dld little more with
MUllin than the Tigers did with WICK
ers
While the Athletics are here the Wis
itlng baseball headquarters are at the
Oriental
And sim Hughie Jennings remained
In retirement. How long Oh Ban
how long?
Dygert gave nine bases on balls Sat
hts game at that.
AS the score was TO when Killian
was bounced OF the slab, the defeat -
chGiked up TO MIN.
Capt. Bill COugilin IS about 10 get
into the game and Rossman may go
lack 10 FIRST tomorrow
A hot grounder Sunday gave Herman
Schacfer a. iarrup where the mosquito
che wed up Minnie a.. on the ankle
That play 10 third on sacrifice bunt
locks all right when pulled on but Is
mighty expensive when IL Is missed
&. Schmidt is about due To break
Loose with the stick tomorrow, thOuSn
he won't get chance II Plank pitches.
Walks have been far more frequent
than hits In the records OF the Tigers
al bat since the Athletics struck town.
Cob1's base running sunday was as
scirtiIlatlng as ever. He once got 4
two Dagger on simple single to
center.
Welcome to our beautiful league. Mr..
Smith. but YOU don't need 10 prove
your right TO play in II that way
again
Wonder IL we Will see Hilllan son the
firing line again for month or so
II csc indefinite suspensions are ter
ribie things
Al the finish Saturday and sunday
neither team could claim tie worst OF
It from O Loughlin- SIX is "a me
form these DAYS.
Considering the fact that the skies
promised anything but fair weather
the crowds 552-..On Sunday was Ger
tainly a surprise.
Here's hoping that Manager Hughie
send Wild Bili out TO do battle VITA
Plank whenever Mack trOts fOrth the
hoodoo southpaw.
Klilan claimed he had picked UP
vicker's hum hunt before IT, hit the
grouEd. OLOughlin ruled otherwise.
EDDIE kicked himself out
with A one out IN DetroitsA sixth.
scElitzeA passed jones, Killifer and
ScFnidv Vickers relieved him and
forced In run by walking OLeary
Before Summers took the firing line
saturday Thomas. who Nwar warming
him 40. remarked, That hoys got
something today prediction amply
fuihlled.
Topsy Hartsei is the same agile lit
tie fielder se las always been. Back
in 1899 Topsy ana Nick Altrock Wcra
tnc stars % the Grand RAPIDS Inter
state team.
Tyrus the peashl turned on some
st7 0ng IanE uage sunday when - I"uRh-
liza and he fell out over a called strike.
Tho Georgian shouldn't let his angry
passions rise.
VI Philadelphia ninth Mullln picked
up a dribbling Rrounder covered with
moisture from TIE wet grass IND lost
his grip AZ he heaved for sam. The re-
suit wars the first four-base error by a
Detroit player on. the home grounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT GRAVES NO.

First Racial ages, handicap.
about six furlongs: Roseben, ~;
Demund. 1l6; Dreamer. rs. King
Cobalt. ll9; Red River. ia; Rapid
Water. l04; Tony Faust. 1l2, Berry
maid, 1l9; Pantouhe. 1O7 Grimaldi.
l06; Peter Ounce. los: Bat Master
son, 100; Killrain. so
Second Race-Three year-olds and
up. selling, mile and a quarter: Beau
clere. l05. Missouri Lad. 1875 Banker,
los: King OF Bashan. 1903: Poterne.
l01: Cymbal. 81; Brother Jonathan
81. Lord StanfOpe. rU5. Fiavfgny,
l0l: Juggler. los: Troublesome. go.
Third Race-Ah ages. handicap.
mile and one-sixteenth; Far West.
l25; Bedouin. 1913 Fountainbleu. 1872:
Rapid Water. rs; Berkeley. rs; Rob-
ert Cooper. ia; Jubilee. ll9: Blue
book, 1923; Earl c.. lis. King OF Bash
an. l04; Bartender. 1872. Umbrella,
81 (Also eligible: Gretna~ Green.
1876; Angelus, III; Lad OF Langdon
1922.
five furlongs 10): Flighty, ia;
Rubia GRANDPA. ia: Melissa. ia;
Clef. ia; The Pippin, ia; Hanonia.
ia; Mauvette, ia: Merry Widow.
ia; Garland, ia; Wild Flower. ia.
Fifth Race-Three-year-olds. sell
ing. mile and one-sixteenth G2)
Laughing Eyes. sc: Terancy-by-
Courtesy, 80: Guncotton, "a; Cymbal.
SO: Antaeus. 104; Torena, 9S; Fri
zette. loo: 'Coincident. So; winning
Star, SO; "Orcagna. "a; 'Braggart,
81; 'Black Sheep, SO.
Sixth Race-Two-yearolds. about
six furlongs (lgJ: Banbury. ll2;
Krikina. l09. The Robin. il2; Sub
init. li2: Fredonia. l09: Patsy. III;
Nasturtia 112; Sir John, III; Foot
pad, 112; Yankee Tourist liz; Coun-
~ Fair, l12: Fashion Plate, l12: Uam-
boro. 10s; Waponaco. ll2; Obadiah,
ll2: Niger Baby, l09. Mailman, liz;
High Bridge. ll2; Tod, liz.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear: fast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BIDS ON BISHOP UNION
SCHOOL.
secretary's once. so broadway.

s Detroit, Mich, June 10. 1908.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this ONCE until IL o'clock noon Tues
day. June asa. 1905, for furnishing all
material and labor of every description
necessary I'm the erection of an addi-
tion to the Bishop Union school.
Plans and specifications may be seen
In the ONCE OF the Supervisor OF build
tngs, room I this building
The job will be let in three separ-
ate contracts.
The FIRST must include all the work
and furnishings of every description
embodied In the drawings and masons'
general specifications.
The second all the work and furnish
irgs Of every description I'm the draw
ings and carpenters general specifica-
ticns.
The third all the work and furnish
frGs OF every description in the engi-
ncers' drawings and general specifica-
tions for heating. ventilating, etc.
Each bidder must name all sub-con-
tractors included in his bid
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by certified
check. cash or surety company bond
equal to SO OF the bid
The Board OF Education reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM J. LEE.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15

this year However 10 cost nothing. as
the Athletics were ahead at the tiWr
and the Tigers couldn't catch up.
Harry Davis appears with a brilliant
Is painted war club. Only IN color does
IL differ from the long. slender pro-
portions Tor which his sticks have been
famous. however.
Rec KilNfer seems to field better az
second than at short and his handling
OF thrown balls designed FOR applt.
ton TO the person of the runner Is
littls short OF excellent
Smiths home run over the fence was
tho first one OF the year. The Atlanta
graduate who used To play second
string 80 Jimmie Archer looks like the
best young catcher IN sight
Here's hoping Connie Mack uses
Nickers again this series when the sun
f. shining Nothing but fair turn II
speed fooled the Tigers and speed ~
usuaily what they delight to- face.
Much praiseworthy velocity was
wasted Is - Jones sunday when. Jaf-
ter walking, he stole second and third
and then had 20 walt there while The
hostile pitchers passed three more
They viii kick themselves out OF the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-15

George siIer - dead.
Monroe. :; Evcrett- % Detroit, :.
NaEderbIIts Northeast won the GRIND
PriX. at Paris.
They continue 10 pinch the poor
bOokies at Grdvesend.
Coed Luck~. AZ Mu-keeon. o. Gem
kusch pitched FOR the Dctroiters.
Fair Play won the brooklyn derby. the
feature event az Grav.send saturday.
The Bur-oughs team stu leads the
Manufacturers league with 0n undc-
f,ated record.
southern Michigan lead The race Is
also tghtening up all round
Fourth w=~ he bc-, cen,-rI High
could Get at the Chicago interschOl-
Wasiic Lake Forest won. Garrels got
Va FIRST IN the low hurdies'
Thirty power boats took part In the
Detroit MStQT clubs run to Chatham,
.or saturday some rough weather
was encount.roa ~ route. ~,
There IL so.ie talk Of n summer meet
ling az Windsor 10 take over the dates
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Ct commission y. t.c new racing law
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Paris saturday night. and then
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must be made
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