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COLLEGE OARSMEN.
Crimson Crew Must Have Been Fast to
Trim Cornell Ten Lengths,

Crimson Crew Must Have Been Fast to
Trim Cornell Ten Lengths,
The race between Harvard and Cornell
on the Charles last Saturday gives an in
dication that the Harvard crew 10 more than
usually strong. Leaving aside all argu-
ments about the recent dissension In the
Cornell boat, there 10 no question that Har-
ward must be almighty strong to beat any
Cornell boat ten lengths In less than two
miles. or course 1t seems fair to say that
months n might well h have . beaten Harvard va d." a
mansh!p nj and had the boat in better trim
ability was there. and the Hsrvsrd crew
ought now to face the race with Yale with
ans Cornell one ee season Is prety
soSf After she % Coach Courtney was quoted
I've We're beaten fair , and square ~ r. and w Es
crew was far from being IN racing trim In
down dow from rom ithaca. % After ali e its &C only Is'
race and the defeat may. stimulate us on to
sss r. en
Harvard rowed well. conditions consid-
cred, but no better than 1 had been led TO
shesd row seod race at ey london anu
has beaten Cornell, but there is, Is room for
same thing 10 true of Cornell. Both OF our
crews will need to improve in order to win
our next races.
Il knew that my crew was not well enough
together to last through that rough water
but post stponement was simply out OF the
question. II. was very trying on the men,
the conditions were. Our boat was more
than half full OF water. which tells it's own
story"
The Columbia. crew will leave this week
for Poughkeepsle. travelling up with the
barge they have been occupying. This barge
will be stationed of the ioehouse at the one
mile mark, two miles above the Poughkeepsie
Bridge. The Columbia varsity crew Is far
from ready for q race,
of preliminary races. Harvard beat CornSii
and the Navy. The Columbia crew was
beaten by the Navy, Pennsylyani ia and George
town both defeated New York University.
Syracuse outrowed the Navy and Pennsyl-
vapia 8 junior crew defeated Cornells. The
Columbia freshmen beat Yale freshmen.
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Cotton States League.
At Monroe Monroe 8. Vicksburg o. No others.
Baseball Notes.

The st. Louis Browns look stronger at third base
with Ferris at that station than they ever have
looked.
The New York Americans Just at present arc
doing the best base running and tho poorest neldug
In their leagues
odrinr OF the Athletics q not likely 70 play again
this season while scybold will be out OF the game
for another month. ..
The Western teams will come to the Polo Grounds
this week, st. Louis being first and followed fn
George Dovey does not think the Cubs vii COP
again this year. The Phlies are tho team which
he considers most likely for the pennant. ss
Roy HartLell has been killing tho ban since he
has been at short for the Browns n the absence OF
The New York Nationals have now won .nvs
straight, and that Is pretty good work for team
which week ago was being counted down and out.
Chrsty Mathewsons brother Hank. pitching
for the Sharon team Of the o. and p. League the
other day was knocked out OF the boz BY the Akron
suggcrs. @
In unexpected spurts and slumps, ksicidosoopic
changes Of positions and general closeness this
Is the most uncertain and Interesting baseball,
season within the memory Of the average crank,
Neal BAN Ban K. Il ss ~ promising q shorss.op g be-
been making good many errors Lately. but there
earnestness as much as his hitting. base running
d on the @ has Sssa s s
season who can get from nrst to second as rapidly
as Ball. tE ~-f
Kid csrsey viii open og up bis new baseball grounds
at Broadway and zS2d street, the end Of the Broad
Unlona Carssys team, viii play one. Of the best
semi professional teams In this vicinity on tho
opening day. Carsey has also laid out a half milo
high school teams TO hold athletic meets on tho
grounds.
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NO CREWS IN OLYMPIC RACES
PLAN TO SEND AMERICAN OARS
MEN ABANDONED.
Mcssrs. Pilkington ana Curtiss Find Colleges
Lukowarm About Putting UP the Noces.
sary Cash Other Obstacles They Have
Had to Contend With--Sculer May Go.


sary Cash-ethef Obstacles They Have
Had to Contend With-ScuIler NAV Go.
~ w N '''''' '''' ~
Olympic regatta in England Is on. and IL is
committee composed of james piikinston
and Julian w Curtiss ell, renort the aband-
ana ou'sn s w w. .ui.,ss " WIZ . sepoa. sne n,n
pic committee. For several days It has
been an open secret that the stars and Stripes.
80 IaT as i,a eishts. fonrs and pairs 1 are con,
cerned. would not ny In races a. henley. ana
the matter reached head on the day Of the
piikinvton and Curtiss attended the regatta
,hn sah.,i, a"u M and nv a ,,sn.,.s,.ss az
with the college men. To start fund that
would carry the oarsmen through the trip
MIR. curtss offered to lay the foundation
with S,5oo. and suggested that each college
from which men would be selected put up
to ''oy, come n from nriyate " subserintions % The
W .H . r.. ". ~ .e
calculation was that the expenses OF aoous
twenty men abroad would be about $4,000.
However, the college representatives ap~
preached threw up their hands in disnay
and would not hear of such proposition.
should come from the main fund gathered
". c,,..,.. n' 70 10 ,a,.e me - ~ s s
mr. our.iss, VINO IS treasurer ss OF ,he american
Oiylhpic com Il!nttee, tnOuRHt ulHeIeutiy anu
that the fund collected by the athletic au-
thorities should be expended only to send
mcrs and wrest'ers.
u, When the Olympic COMMITTEES conceived
the plan OF sending oarsInen to England 1t
did 80 on, condition, that the rowing associa-
tions. collegiate and otherwise. would finance
their end OF the game. and there wes no
promise or animation That any money should
come from the main fund. To the lawn tennis,
shooting golf and other associations repre-
sentat ION was promised or. the same grounds.
That is the reason why the leading anthori-
ties from each association Of the different
sports were included on the main COMMITTEES.
The rowing was ,,,,f entrusted to the MANAGE
on account of their knowledge of the sport.
their popularity and connections no better
mon could have been selected for the work.
4 long time ago they had several oopsulta-
the country, MIR. Pilkington knew all the
rowing club men. what they could do and
the possibilities of selecting good eight
from the different rowing centres. After a
careful sitting OF all the available material
he decided that II would be the height Of
fOOishDess to nick such a crew, for IL would
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Knickerbocker's Annual REGATTA.

The annual regatta OF the Knickerbocker
Yacht Club WIZ be sailed next Saturday. 1t
is open to yachts enrolled In any recognized
yacht club. and there will be races for all
regular classes Of sloops. yawls and catboats
81 feet and under and all one design classes
and the special handicap classes. The start
ing and finishing line will be OF the black and
red buoy TO the northward and east ward of
Execution Light. The course for all classes
OF sloops. yawls and catboats, except the is
abouts. handicap classes and Larchmont 81
footers will be ten nautical miles. They viii
go to the Scotch Caps. Weeks Point and home.
ing signal will be made at q o'clock, and the
yachts sent on at regular intervals according
& to the usual schedule, The steamer Isabel
She win leave Thirty first street, East River,
az 10 o'clock and College Point at noon. En-.
ehairyaan o. the race eosnmitfee. a. No..i
Hfof6xATs ~ ucQq ~ jure q. N NJ 7,
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longs. is another feature. with Selectman.
Torbellino and Schleewig possible factors.
In a handicap for all ages at about six fur
longs Big Chief, King Cobalt and De Mund
may be the best. In the second race. for
platers. at mile and q sixteenth. Rockstone.
Montfort and Tommy Waddell figure well.
Three-year -olds will run In the flfth raco.
at about six furlonss. with Frizette. Arasee
and James B. Brady having chances. Maiden
two-y ear-ods will run In the last race. at five
furlongs, with Connaught Ranger. Xebec
and Tod looking formidable. The entries
foIlnw.
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sBuRo, IS. CHICAGO IN. L), 3-sRCoND GAME.
!Bs'ied bate for io Fraser r in the fourth inning.

'Batted for Fraser in the fourth inning.
Chicago. ..........,,...,0 O. 3
Runs--Chica go Sheckard, 2; Reulbach, l. Pitts
bpIg.Moellcr. 81 Leach. :; Clarke, 2: Wagner, !;
Lett on bases-chcago. s. Pittsburg, is First base
on errorsn,,pittshure. :. Two base htsnShcekard,
Sheckard. Stolen base--Clarke. First base on
balls-oG Fraser. 4; on Reuibach, !, OF Mccarthy.
5: on CamnitZ. |. Struck out-By Fraser l. by
Reulbsch 4; by Mccarthy. 4: BY Camnltz, !, Wild
pitch-Camn'z umpires-Klem and Johnston.
Time hours and IL minutes. Attendance-i5000.
CINCINNATI, s: st. LOUIS IN, LIZ, 4.
CINcISSATI May 3i.--Cincinnati defeated ST
Louis this AFTERNOON In poor game which went
In the TENTH but the local men tied the score on two
hits and an error. The winning run was made on
a bunt by Huggins, Kane's sacrifice and single
by Lobert. The score:
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RoIT. 2; CHICAGO "A. L), i--sEcosD oAME
CHICAGO 81 DETROIT.
Totals. IS 10 n n
'Battcd for Tannehill In the ninth inning.

Chicago o.....,.,..,,....,o 800 o o-l
Detroit. o o 90 %
Runs -chcago-Hshn /. Detrot,MGIntyTe. ];
Cobb. 1. Left on bases Chicago. 8: J)ctroit 3.
First base on errors-Chicago. s. Detroit, s. Double
glays-Whits; Sullivan AMI DonohHe; Anderson
Rossmen. Sacrifice hlis-Crawford, Cobb, Ross
nan nan Susss Parent - stolen esseDonohs; ;sct
Suggs. a. by White. L. Passed bnll-Sulllvan: um.
pire-Sheridan. Time hour and IS minutes
Attendancc--150 900.
vt. LOUIS a, Ll. a CLEVELAND, 2.
ST. LOUIS, May al st. Louis defeated Cleveland
this afternoon In ninth inning hnish owing TO
some poor fielding by the visitors, but one hit being
made to get the runs over the plate, and that an
lnneld one. The
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
HrcAoo a.

, CHICAGO a. IL, !; DETROIT, 0-rIasr GAME.
CHICAGO. May si.-The Sox and Detroits di.
peroiy In the FIRST battle and blanked the Tigers
while q long hit by Donohue and fast baserunnlng
were mainiy responsible for tho locals only run
A great catch by Cobb and q close decision as
Sullivan slid for the plate saved the second game
for Detroit The Hcorcs.
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Totals. ;. ~ 0 80 10
DATED for Ewing In the tenth inning.
tOne out when winning run was scored.
81. fiH.',,.,,oo louis. 80 Q Q o "a %
ns-Cincinnati-Hug 3: Kane. g. st. Louis
s.r{ Thtse Sa.s ,sksns Lei ON sasescInSnss
Q: ST; Louis, 10. Struck out-Sy Ewing: 3: by Ray:
mond, L. First base on bas--On Ewing I; OF
Campbell Il on Raymond, 2. Passed ball--Schlei.
Umplre-Emslle. Tme-2 hours and 30 minutes.
NATIONAL LHAnuR ArANnIHa.
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Games Sch eduled for To-day.


Games Sch eduled for To-day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston In New York; Washington in Philadelphia;
Chicago In st Louis: Cleveland In Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Boston: Philadelphia In Brooklyn:
St. Louis In Cincinnati: Pittsburg in Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Newark In Jersey City; A,ontrcal In Rochester:
Toronto In Buffalo: Providence In Baltimore.
Army Baseball Men Can't Play In Annapolis
Games.
WEST POINT. May 3i.-The Army baseball
team will enter the annual game with the
Navy next Wednesday ct Annapolis In
crippled condition. The announcement was
made last Saturday evening that the follow
Ing members Of the team and substitutes-.
Riley. pitcher; Ullea, LEFT fielder; Day right
and Haverkamp, sub outfeiders-had been
denied the privilege Of playing in that game
on account Of unsatisfactory academic stand
Ing, Hyatt, who has been looking after short
field, will be called on to pitch and Devers,
sub shortstop. will cover that field. For the
outheld two new men, Crawford and Devere'
have been Selected.
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'Batted Tor Wits In the 1oUfth INNING,
Chicago. l .
Pittsburg .............,..0 o 0-S
Runs--Chicago Zimmerman, /; Sheckard. /:
Schultz. !. Holman. 2: Howard. l. Pittsburg-
Chicago. I: PlttsburR. s.: First base on errors
Chicago, 2; pttsburg T. Two base bits hi,s.Howard.
Mocller. Abba,icchio. First base on halls-of
Pnestsr. 2: OF Willis. l. Struck out.By Phester. 5;
Pnester. i. Passed ban-Moran. Umpres John
stone and Klein. Time-i hour and SIS minutes.
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Totals; az az a. 2l, q

'Batted for Dinecn In the nth inning.
fTwo out when winning run was scored.
steYs,Sna 8, IaSIsi..........,o Is
Runs-Cleveland- Brmis, 1; Hickman. L. ST.
hits-S,ovan, Hickman. Home run-Wllllams.
Sacrifice hlts-Honman. T. Jones: Berger.
HInchman Double plays-Hinchman. LaIole and
St0vail; Hartzell. Spencer, Ferris and Jones Hart
zeil. Williams and Jones. Passed ball-Speneer
l. Wild pitch-Brrgcr. First bnsc on balls-on
Waddell. 2: OF pineen; p OF Berger. s. struck
and Hurst. Time-2 hours and minutes At
tcndance-i5,i4%.
AMERICAN fEk0UR STANDING.
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Totals. Is 2 "a 10
'Batted for Miller In the seventh inning.
Newark ..........,....,.,0 %
Jersey City......,.....,.0 o o.
Runs-Newark k-Mshiing. I; Stanage. !. Jersey
Cty-Cement. 4: Bean, !: DE Gron. I: Butler, !.
Two base hit-Drake. Home run-Stanage e. Sac
rifce hits--De Wore. Gleason. Stolen bases.Clem
en, Bean. Hanford. First base on balls-OH Hughes.
8; OF Lafltte,. l. Struck out-By Hughes, s. by La
Mite 6. Hit BY pitcher-By Hughes. 4 by Iantte. l.
First base errorsyersey city, 2 Left on bases
and Butter. Umpires-Keliy and Murray. Time
2 hours and 10 minutes Attendance -7.0o).
AT PROVIDENCE.
r. HI
Providence oe....,.......s o %
Baltimore. .,,....,.,.,.s J o-b 10
Batteries -Cronin and Ostdlck Dessau, Pearson.
Hardy and Hcarne.s
sAsrEns, LE,auE STANDING.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO IN L., 9; PITTsBuRo. 3-PTRsT oAMR
CHICAGO, May 3l.-Tne Cubs and Pirates broke
even on d double header TO day. In the hrst game
the Champions won by tremendous battling rally
In the shird inning. The Pirates did tho sugging
In the second. The scores.
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American Association.

At Kansas Clty-Kansas City. 5; st. Paul, Q.
At Columbus indianapolis. 5: Columbus, 3.
Al Toledo-Louisville. 3: Toledo, !.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 2: sdlwaukee. !.
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Nun-IhIcaKO --DOnohuc. LfN on bhsts. NHI-
Gag; =; Detroit. D. First base on errors gCn,csgo'
Two base hits Mcintyre, Donohuc. Sacrifice hits
ncoughlin. sullivan. stolen bases anderson;
Wietts, g. Struck out by walsh. I: by Wllletts 3.
~, by Wallets rmc wd bdr and rs
minutes.
DETROIT e. cHIcAeo "A. L), i-sECoSD GAME.
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Other Baseball Games Yesterday.
AT PORT JERYIs.

R. II. n.
Xavier A. ,A....,..,o o 0 500 o al 10
Port Jeryis.........O . o 0 o. 4
Battcrcs-Bennett and Wager; Wilson and
Harris
AT PATERSON
Murray Hlli........3 o o 0 o o "A II 0
Paterson. .......... o 0 o 90 l
Batteries Dougherty, and o'Ncil; Hope and
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CHESS.
Chanco for Americans to he winners OF
College Cable Match.

Walter Penn shipley Of Philadelphia.
referee in the International college cable
chess match. who came to New York to
participate In the intercity team match at
the Manhattan Chess Club, has received a
reply from Oxford and Cambridge to his
communication wherein he suggested to
the Englishmen that they submit to him
what they believed to be the strongest line
OF play In the unfinished game between II
Blumberg OF Columbia and H. Lob Of oxford,
The variations suggested have received
careful examination, and u Ia the opinion OF
Referee Shipley that they do not lead to the
win on which tho British had counted so con-
fdently. Should the game In question be
adjudicated a. draw. as now seems likely.
win the match and regain possession OF the
Rice International chess trophy. which has
been held by Oxford and Cambridge FOR
several years,
Club last week was George II. Wolbrecht OF
st. Louis. former Western chess champion.
and the player who was the first to score q
victory for AMERICA In the Anglo-Amerlcan
cable match. Wolbrecht,.. an Assistant
United States Engineer. sailed for Panama.
connection with the work OF the Isthman
Commission, His brilliant game In the cable
match, q kings gambit, has stood the test
Of analysis by experts In all parts OF the world.
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Meadow Brook wins Polo Prize.

GREAT NECK, l.. l.. May si.-Seldom has
there been seen on Long Island a moro ex-
citing polo game than that played this after
noon on Grace Field, when the first teams
Of the Meadow Brook and Rockaway Hunt
clubs lined UP In the final match for the
game was to have been played yesterday
but the torrents Of rain made playing I'M
possible. As the Rockawey team leaves
Il had To play to-day or. forfeit the match.
Twelve periods. two In addition to the regu-
lation number. were necessary TO decide the
By one goal. the score being ioK goals to "
goals. ~ s
! BASEBALL, Washinxson Park, Io-day. p. NJ
Bfpokiyn W. Phiiadeiphia. Adm. soc. -Ads.
s !. rely S.s:. Aas:s,s:s sss. 4:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


JERSEY CITY, 4; NEWARK 2
In the third inning OF yesterdays game In New
.rk two safe hits bases balls and two errors
~ fnyie nettcd the Jersey City team four runs
,tanage's home run In the hftn produced two for
Newark. The score:
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TRAVHRS'S NEW JERSEY TITLE
TO DEFEND 1T THIS WEEK ON
ENGLEWOOD LINKS.
Baitusrol Volunteers TO Hold Metropolitan
Open Champi0nshlp-Ne York Women
Golfers VIII Send Team to Intcrcity
Match--O On Hudson River Golf Links.

Jerome d. Travers will have to defend tho
New Jersey State Golf Association title at the
Enslewood Golf Club next Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. The competition is limited
to residents and to non residents who belong
to none save New Jersey clubs. yet as sixty
four qualify for cups and runnerup prizes
the entry always is over 100. c. II. Seely.
who despoiled Travers OF the Metropolitan
Golf Association championship at Baltusrol.
is not eligible: but the titeholder will have
by no means an easy task. Englewcod II
the home course OF Murray 0lyphant, Il. nj.
Barnes and Oswald Kirkby. and others who
will enter are G. J. Sullivan. Max Behr. Harold
Wilcox, c. W. O'Connor. W. l.. Glenny, F. o.
Reinhart. F. II. Thomas. p. II. b. Freling-
huysen, J. A. Tying. NJ. X. Smith. E. Nj. Wild
and possibly Archibald Graham. although
the last named is not playing much this year.
Il,ia Ia Ah,r nard Al ha fn.I mt
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Boxing Bcnent for Firemen at National 9. c.

The National Sporting Club. In East Twenty
fourth street, has put at'the disposal Of the
Firemen 8 Memorial fund the use or It's house
for to-morrow night. Tommy Murphy and
Bert Keyes viii box at benefit for the fund,
as will Tommy Carey and Leach, Cross. and
ys'S;k gccdnnss s g y. e1d EcR SHEPPARD ThtFe
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New York state Leasue.

AT tScranton--Wiikesbarre,s o. Scranton,5.
AT Albany-First game-Troy, o; Albany, 4
Second game-Troy, 4: Albany. o.
A, Syracuse-Syracusc. s: Binghamton. 4.
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At Pueblo Lincoln. o; Pueblo. g.
At Des Moines-SlOux City. q Des Moines, o.
At Denver-Omaha, &: Denver, z.
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Southern League.
AtLMemphis- Memphis. 4 Nashville. !.
At New Orlcans-Llttlc Rock, 2: New Orleans, o.
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Taxing form into consideration IL looks
as II Celt, Mocarter and possibly Master
hsohert, Don Creole and Fair Play have ths
esst chances for tho Brooklyn, Tho Erpec~
: sa'lsH sssksss loF tvs-ysef- f-olds, ays sssr
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La Montasno Broke Down I'm Intepeol.
legfates. Sssl

r. W. La Montague. the Yale spyintAr. ..who
last Friday won his trial heat a ~ no Yards
on Saturday In the seril 1neI ". pulling
out tendon In his thi Efsg. He was bf4dkht
to New York on Saturday evening and but Id
81 isss 81 r.sss sSs'sFs e sss 't
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Co.. ss: Z 80 ss:;'s:s s:, e:
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slssiss ssi:iss1 V EsEis,sss;ssa n. M
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-08
PRESTON PLEASED.
Although In Penitentiary, Not Sur
 prised at Being Nominated.

Carson, New, July S.-M. D. Preston who is serving twenty-five year sen. tence in the Nevada state prison for murder, and who was nominated by the Socialist Labor party at New York for president of the United States, gave out the following interview from his cell. When the telegram announc. ing his nomination was handed to him he showed no surprise at the news.
 "I am particularly well known to members of my party" he said, land am a Socialist from the ground up. While l am not at liberty to make a statement covering my nomination, owing to instructions from my coun. sel. Judge Hilton, I recognize the honor conferred upon me, and am proud of it. If MT. Hilton desires that with. draw from the nomination I will ask that my name be taken from the ticket, and one other substituted. have not been officially notified of my nomina- tion by the convention in New York, but will probably receive 1t in due time."
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-08

growth opened an avenue of honor which in former stages of our nation s and Independence to every child rear cd upon our soil!
 Continuing, MT. Bell says in regard to injunctions:
 The most palpable instance of the insincerity of the Chicago platform Is found in it's declaration respecting the issuance of injunctions. It would have been entitled to more respect If it had omitted all mention of it. At session after session of congress. la. Dor has pleaded for relief from the abuse of injunctions, but it's appeals have fallen on deaf ears, and there has been no indication that remedial legislation of any character would be enacted. The oligarchy in house and senate has decided that nothing shall be done to weaken any advantage that corporations have gained in labor dis. putes.
 The fact Is that all our citizens without respect to station or occupa. tion in life, have a genuine respect for the courts and desire to maintain their integrity.
 Tho charge that the court are be- ing assailed is simply made for the purpose of diverting attention from the real issue. Heretofore 1t has not been considered treason or an unwar. rantable attack upon the honor of the courts to define their Jurisdiction. pre- scribe their procedure, restrict their processes and generally to fix the bounds within which judicial functions shall be exercised.
 Tt makes no difference whether the courts are acting in excess of their jurisdiction or strictly within their delegated powers. In either case the people have right to throw additional safeguards around human liberty. There can be no reflection upon the honesty of the courts in the passage of measure that will confine the equity powers of the Federal judiciary within such bounds as the people of the United States, through the legis- lative branches of their government may determine. This Democratic con. vention must formally and unequiv- ocally pledge itself to such legislation as will prevent the writ of injunction from being converted into an instru- ment of oppression"
 The speaker favored tariff revision, publicity in elections, election of United States senators by the people and maintenance of majority of bat tleships off Pacific coast
 At the conclusion of Mir. Bells speech the various committees were announced and adjournment taken until Wednesday morning out of re- spect to the memory of the late ex- President Cleveland
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-08
POLITICS AND GOLF. Judge Taft Confers With Party
 Men and on Links.

Hot Springs, Va, July S.-William H. Taft spent Tuesday in political conferences and sport on the golf links. Senator Hemenway of Indi. ana, who reached here on midnight train after he had talked matters over with Representative Burton of Ohio, conferred with Judge Taft concern. ing the chairmanship of the national Republican party, and conditions in Indiana generally. MT. Memenways name has b@ mentioned in connec- tion with the chairmanship, particu- larly representing the Fairbanks wing of the party.
 Representative Watson of Indiana, Secretary of State Thompson of that state, and Hon. Powell Clayton, mem- Der of the executive committee from Arkansas. arrived here to consult with Judge Taft about the chairmanship.