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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
Wall street.

/ New York, March IS The stocl,
market gave evidence today of the
continued operation Of considerable
forces IN the speculation The move
ment shifted so constantly, however.
aud presented such sharp contladic-
ttons in some Of its demonstrations
that 1t had the effect of greatly unset
tling another confusing speculative
sentiment and increasing suspicion un-
til stocks were unloaded in haste. The
strong recovery in yesterdays late
market was held to be an innamable
sign that the bull leadership had let
down prices On Monday and early yes
terday merely for the purpose Of shak-
ing off weak speculative following
and for the advantage Of buying back
stocks which they had themselves
sold out at a profit The sharp break
which developed today after mod
crate advance proved disconcertng TO
this view OF the situation Incidents
In the days news We're against a rise
IN prices. The market showed pri-
mary resistance however, to the prin-
gpal OF these, which was the reduce
tion in the New YorE Central divi-
dend rate from 60 to a so per cent
basis This action caused no surprise
as the original advance in the divi-
h'llt dltH Wd0 ItbdIhtI III lllt view
Of the market as bearing rather on the
making attractive of new issues in
contemplation than on the rate Of
earnings Of the company The New
York Central was one Of the earliest
to suffer from the heaNp inroads IN
net earnings caused by increase of ex-
penses, and the maintainence Of the
dividend has been long in doubt The
effect of the announcement was even
more pronounced on other trunk lines
stock, notably Pennsylvania than on
New York Central itself. The effect |
was aggravated by the heavy decline /
in net earnings for February reported .
by the Baltimore q Ohio The au- /
thOritative statement carried in the /
Associated Press dispatches from
clearly defined the much .
discussed probability Of special .
message from the president relating .
to executive measures which have /
been subject Of conference at the /
White House for some time past With /.
that subject thus removed from the
realm Of mystery much Of the occu-
patton was gone for an element which /
has made use in the stock market Of !
vague rumors on this subject
The picking out Of National lead for
A sharp advance evidently for sus-
aiming effect on the general list, was
laeed upon its sustained dividend rec
ord and the disproportion of its price
to the dividend compared with other /
romineut Industrial stocks The ef-
ect however, was to aggravate the
General weakness rather than to re-
ieve it. The knowledge that men In
luential IN the steel trade were IN
'onferenee in this city and intimations
hat trade conditions here reported
halriT1p
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
NnrIcr rOR runLIeATIoN

Department " the Interior. Icau Ofnos al
Santa re. M NJ Jan T., 1903,
Notice 10 hereby given that CriHtoval Cas-
iillo Chaves Of Socorru county, N. Nj, has
nled notice " his intention TO make unal
i've year proof IN support gf his ctaim viz.
Homestead Entry No. 1i5it. made May 2d
1907, FOR the sE. See H. Township N,
Range w and that said proof win be made
before Il B Court Commissioner. Albu-
qBerque NJ NJ on March i6. 1905
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon .hnd cultivHz
tion uf Tho land. viz.
Casimlno sails of Old Albuquerque, N.
~ Bendicto sails OF old Albuquerque N.
~ Rafael ChaYes Of l.oa Padilaa. N. A.
Manuel Castillo " Albuquerque. NJ NJ
MANUEL Il OTEHO, Register
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

the wool from these states will be
consigned, following the lead of the
growers in Arizona. Foreign woods
are quiet in the Boston market re-
cent sales having been made of conn
ing and clothing Australian 7Os al
43@45 cents. New Zealand crossbreds
at 33 cents for high quarters and 81
cents for straight quarters. The Lon
don sales will open on the t7th sd
this month. with several Boston buy
ers in attendance. Fine merinos are
scarce all over the world, and on thts
grade prices will probably open at
least on level with the last sale,
but crossbreds will be easier, the
amount of the decline from the last
sale being variously estimated at from
to 20 per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
FOR RENT-RoomS


F0R REST Furnished rooms na sick pco.
/ pie Occidental f.ito buHdiuH u
FOH UENT Furnished room. NJ sick a..
! Na1h sixth street u
/ FOR REST -Four fooms for ught house
/ Keeping 1907 South second. u
( FOR RENr Nicely Furnished rooms clec-
uta hRht and bnth. $40 EOS North Arno
FOR RENT Four modern furnished
rooms. Cal i17 South Arno, Or
Wilson Il
FuR HENr2 rooms for housekecpng Oo7
South Edith
FQR RENT Furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping can at GIG w
Coal II
ron RENT Furnished room 222 South
seventh street. II
FOR BENf- Rooms for housekeeping; rent
reasonable sea W Central rear m2S
FOH BENT-Two nice sunny ruoms. with
board dl5 East Central avenue n
FOR RENT Nicely turnlsnou rooms mod
crh, with free baths Apply at 500 South
Third street II
FpR RENTs-N Nicely furnished rooms. steam
heat, use 0f bath all couvenienceB, no In
ynlids Hotel craige, Silver avenue,
TOH RgNr--Nlce clean furnished rooms FOR
rent modern 309M West Central ave, u
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room
FOR wei gentleman. il0 p. cen
trad. m2i
furnished, no lnvalldsi also one four
room house In Highlands. furnished $40
mpath W v, Futrcle, 500 South Second
street N
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
LAUNDERING LADIES COLLARS.
SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS. I'M
pERIAL LAUNDRY, BACK OF
POSTOTIICE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

s. LOUIS. March lS.-WOOI steady
medium grades, combing and clothing
20 Y a % e; light fine 16 m195ai
heavy fine 14n Is Y; tub washed &c a
80.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
LOVERS.

of good helath should prevent sick
ness instead of letting themselves get
sick and then try to cure it. So long
as you keep your liver, bowels and
stomach in healthy and active con-
dition you won't get sick, Ballards
Herbine relieves constipation, inactive
liver and all stomach and bowel trou.
bles. j. II. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
HELP WANTED--FemaIe

WANTED Whto gfl for gencral house.
work NO cooking Apply 62l Second
street &C.
WANTED -Glu for nouaeworN cook pre-
fcrredt wages 5000. tt2S Tieras road. II
WANTED =Girl Apply 22oH West silver
..a.Y,,o ~
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

III YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
LINE YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND IT
Az y. g. PRATT ~ co, 2t1 SOUTH
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
Bargains in Real Estate

| $4,000 .H unua UuuaHuum. frame dWpua
| Hua .uffH bad. ANA unp Uye.ruatn
| frame uIIHauf bath good location u
IUEhuHU. lHuHmr S.t per month.
raI bH Increased a uuaa Investment
| $4,000 h#|aHW frame WITH bath good
uHthH|'I.NE |Hf #s hN I1Es lawn. lbt
n,,g , ..,n. loon. ,.a, .s%ap, .''i anl'n .aoo.
$500 t'ow frame cottage. so. Fourth
'lf'Ht
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

New York, March IS.-Cotton Tu-
lures opened steady at an advance of
4mS points and closed barely steady
at a decline Of 9@1S points
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
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Personal Property Loans
HEl p WANTED--MaIe


WANTED FIFTY 4. Ii hremen, So
brakcmen and so machnlsts NJ,
ply 303 y w Central avenue, room o
WANTED BOY betwccn ~ aud ie wears
II age 70 lcafA printing business Apply
after G2o D 10 at Tie Morning Journal
WANTED Log bHuicrs brush pliers saw
Vefs Ok drivers Address I NJ Wither-
spoon general manager Domingo Lumber
Company Pines N
WANTBD@=High Rrad1 men to, MI Office
mercantile and technical positions IN The
southwest southwestern Business Asso-
iClation e0l 70 Central avenue. Albuquerque.
N M Phone 267 II
WANTED=-A Able bodied unmarried men be
tween the ages Of 81 and IS; citizens OF
the United states Of good character. and
temperate habits who can read speak, and
write English For Information apply to
Hocrulting office, 2O3a Central avenue
A Albuuuerque N NJ n
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

From Dustan strain Wyandottes,
great winter layers, First class stock
direct from the famous Arthur Dus-
tan yards. 81 per Is eggs. 004 Will
Jams street m20
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
STORAGE

WANTED Pianos household goods etc,
fto-ed and packed safely at reasonable
rates Phone $40 The Security Warehouse
e improvement Co offices Rooms and 4
Grant Block Third street and Central ave
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

FOR RENT--LarFe barn with stale f5r
five horses and plenty Of room Tor yeh-
clos; large hay loft and corral Address J.
J. j.. Morning Journal Il
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
FOR Miscellaneous

saddle ana bfdlc W. Hunter, $40 North
Broadway. II
FOR SALE-The Pecus Valley whore
the trade excursion has gone to see.
offers you water and the very best Of
lana See the Malaga Land and I'm
provement co s. agent, for town
lot and farm, on easy payments. Room
49, N r Armijo building.
FOR SALE Manure, two dollars load de-
Hvefed. Wallace Burke, phone 1903. n
FoH SALE 25-acre ranch Alfalfa, fruit
garden and house north Of city opposite
Mathews DairY or Box 229 m-20
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
FOR RENT-MIscel!aneous

ron RENT store room good location EOS
South SECOND street Inquire tg2 West
Gold aTouur rhonc gsa ms3i
FOR RENT-Flno furnished ofneo room
most central location, newly papered /.
handsome oak desk chairs, etc; large
now Brussels rug electric light. teles
phone, $50 per month. Apply room o.
Cr0mw we'll block n
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

T0I8l sales " he DAY 902 500 shaFes
Bonds were irregular Total sales
par value S2,450 600. United states
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

FOR SALE Light HrahamBs eEgs for sot-
ting Mrs. } b. Palmer gpg south HiEh
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

FOR sALE-llorse and bugEy cheap, also
ponies that ride or drive. one for $40
Roberts Wagon Yard zoe North Broadway
Phone Mo 1b.G 90
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

FOR SALE-0r trade, my farm OF 30 acres
one mile northwest Of city. G, n. Gieek
lpr e
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

ron sALH-ooe COW Ills South waite,
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
LITTLE KNOWLEDGE
POSSESSED NOW

What is what we call science2 What
IS not scientific IN nature2 Where are
the limits of positive study? Is the
body Of a bird really a more scientific
thing than fits lustrOus cOlOred plumage
and it's sOng2 Is the skeleton Of a
pretty woman more worthy OF admira-
ton than her structure Of flesh and her
living fOrm2 Is not the analysis OF the
minds emotion scientific Is ~ nor
scientific TO try TO find out whether the
m nd can see to a distance and IN Wha-
III tnncTr And then. how much reason lS
there in this strange vanity That we
imagine that science has told us all that
we know all there IS 10 know that our
five senses are sufficient To approve
the nature Of the universe.
From what we can make out am Jng
the forces acting about uS-dttract Ou.
heat light. electricity-dOeS IL all follow
that there may not be other forces
which escape us. because we have no
senses 10 perceive them
Z is not this hypothesis which Is
ABSURD FL rs the simplicity OF pedants-
we smile al the ideas OF the aStrOnO-
mers, Philosophers, and theoioGlans or
three centuries ago. Three centuries
from now viii not our successors lau-l
I'm turn at the affirmation OF those who
pretend TO know every lninS now
The distance from PARIS TO LOnd0n
Is great for a man who can only walk
and was even iusurmOuLtabie before
boafs were invented. &c IS nothing 10
electricity. The distance from the EARN
10 the moon is great with our present
WAYS OF Iocomotion. il is nothing TO at
traCtion-in fact. from an absolute point
Of view the SuaCo which separates us
from Sirius is not a greater part OF In
fnitv than che distance from Paris %
Versailles, or from your left eve 10 your
right
tween the earth and the moon, or be-
! tv cen the earth and Mars, or even
between the earth and Sirius, is only
an illusion, though 10 the insufnclency
of our pcrceUtions the moon acts con-
stantly upon the earth and moves II
perpetually. the attraction Of Mars Tor
our planet is equally acquit and we IN
our turn disturb Mars In its course IN
submitting to the influence OF the moon
We act upon the sun itself and make IL
move as IL we touched It.
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
NEW YORK PRIMED
FOR THE PIRATES
Pennant Contestants Open
Crucial Series at Polo
Grounds Today.

NEW YORK, Sept iS.-The Pirates
are coming and the Ioug-contnued bat
lie for The pennaut gets an additional
boost today
The crucial test wiiir-e reached at the
historic Polo Grounds this afternoon.
when the Giants and the SmoketOUn
Buc6aneers meet ia a double header.
And the warriors from BrunettevIl.e
viii face both Nathews0n and VVutse.
the best twlrlers Manager McGraw can
produce. Thirty thousand fans are ex-
pected 10 turn out
il the Giants win two OF Che four
games the Pirates have 90 play here
tie Fred Clarke push w5lI be out Of the
race.
OF course. there are Marqua-d and
Durham on hand 20 step in when the
situation demands. but there is no dan
ger OF those Indianapolis stars. who won
the American Association CHAMPION
snip. AIatty and Wlltse are fully cap
able OF taking good snd proper care Of
tlelr own ends. IL VIII be said. OF
course, wei it was not the Pirates OF
Cubs the Giants were playing against, 9"
but u must be taken into consideration.
too, that the Giants when they made
their great rallies were uD against pitch
ers % nationai reputation. III is hard
20 see where the Pirates have any pitch
ers. with the exception OF Vic Willis
Who can stop the smuggling Giants.
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
GET A BAD START
ON WESTERN TOUR
Nationals Banked Because
Doc Whites Old Skill
Is Working.

CHICAGO, III, Sept. 1.-THE Nation
ais fellow-townsmen and hOodOo. Doc
White, was waiting at the park 10 well
come the Washington visitors yester-
day and their debut here was ceI4-
brated 10y a juicy coat % kaIsOmiue 20
the extent Of 10 0.
For four innings 81 looked as II the
CanuiCnites had a fighting chance
Although Chicago netted a run in the
FIRST. TannehiH frightened Up and pulled
out Of danger until the fifth. which was
the real hreWOrk session DOUgherty
drew a pass. Jones singled and Isbeu
banged out a safety 10 right CIymer
made a quick throw to the plate. but
street had 10 reach for It and DOugherty
was safe Street posed as much
abused young man until O'LoUghlin
benched him ard Nike KahOe went into
action. Anderson flied TO Edm0usOn and
the throw home got away rom the
newcomer. Jones scored, but Isbel was
caught
CIymer and Freeman contributed an
error apiece, and after the prolonged
dlssension IN the fifth the visitors
seemed unable 10 pull themselves To-
gether. One run was added in the six
and another concluded the scoring in the
seventh
Tannehm was effective. keeping the
S0xs hits well scattered, but the Ma
tionals' Old trouble. an inability 70 place
a Few likely bingles. was there Dele
hanty solved the Capital doctor TO the
extent Of a pretty brace Of singles, and
Uuglaub. Mcbride, and Ganley gamered
a hit apiece.
The ninth Cfered golden opportunities
for scoring. Ganley doubled. Unglaub
singled, and it looked as IL Ganley could
have reached home by a little sprinting.
out he didn't. Delehauty flied 20 Davis.
Clymcr struck out. and Freeman s
grouuter 20 lsbeu discounted the losers
last chance
The score.
The Washington times., 1908-09-18

ing but a useless pounding Of the arms
and gloves of the intended victim. Why
lllS excessive dumbness should be dis
played by those who i'm other depart
ments OF boxing may be more than
ordinarily bright and intelligent is a
mystery that VIII probably never be
solved, Tor In the past ten years the
science seems to have Jeteri brated in
stead Of improving in this respect.
Pat + O'ConnoT, Of Washington, win
referee the fight in Baltimore tonight
between Kid Dorbett and Young Britt
Ihls fight will also be at Germania
AaennerchOr Hall and shOUid be well
worth seeing. Britt is Clever and has a
punch; About Dorhett little is known
mere, out The Baltimore EXPERTS an de-
care ne can make Britt extend himself
Danny Lewis, the popular WASHINGTON
lightweight. is rounding into shane and
Is prospecting around for matches mr.
ny was good card in Oakland. Cal.
When he was there last year and l-,,,,r,-
~ ouF number Of men in short or15ar.
re Will probably take a fresh stSrt g.,
oIle came Dy nghting a semi-wiDd1Ir 70
olle OF hertord's bouts in RaItfnoTe 49,
70 let the public in on the f9r+ ~, yD ~
IS still alive. A"1' ulaI ne
Ma sullivan returned to Washington
last night from a .~ip West Win 80
orother. He win probably see- IT,
WILD and woOIly again In the near I'm
t-tS 20 see what is doing a-Juni Tom
H. ,S"s Dig club In Milwaukee In
ne ne uteahume, he Is figuring on 4 con-
PIE OF engagements in New FORK
mercy on US! We never mad the
slightest intention Of saying thar 70 =,
tan player should be taken Suddenly, IN
ana had TO be withdrawn lust par--a
game that everybody should wat- m
III Dof Decker hurried downtown ana
mad new score cards printed. Yer son
seems 10 be the idea an esteemed morn
~ contemporary gained rr0m VIVA we
t-.su5Il was q very clear statement of
In, PO9ltlOn on the public Nuisance OF
o(LiLLs score cards win the lne-uD m
correct what We suggested ana wiz
the american League will D-oh.1 hr,, ~
~ C. Is Ihat when The liue-u0 as urf0r-
tI - SuIuehIy changed, the new men
etilv"H INTO the game should Dc an
hounced by the rIegaphone exDnrt with
lile posluons they will fill and -ha~a
lney VIII bat That seems perfcc+Iz,
simple ahd We nope It sticks this tir1r.
~ ~ perfectly true that the Washing
toH' chicago American and many other
leans nave habit Of alternating some
!leldeIs' according TO whether the team
ls going against right or left handed
p-lCHer This IS well knOWE 10 the ex-
perts, but the general public and casual
rams either never were familiar with
the fact or are likely to forget il and
We DO not think % would be in tbe
slightest degree immoral or unclubbv
lof me announcer TO state who is work
ing mat day. As we said before for
ne ilrst game with the Athletics last
Monday the Ellington score cards
SAID FL kering or Milan would play CEN
yer, yet neither was on the job for Ed
mundSon was there. and never a word
was said about him 10 the fans. That
should have been mPgaphOued. with the
aedtional fact that ne would bat i'm the
place reserved for Pickering or Milan.
but it was not done
The Washington times., 1908-09-18

Columbia Athletic Club pulled its old
rivals, the marines, cut Of first place
yesterday in "a six-inning game u Ma
tional Park by trouacing the Marquette
Leaguers by 20 - Treasury now
leads the Glass A pennant chasers.
Before the game a protest was filed
by the Marines that the game yyas not
played on scheduled time because CO.
lumbla did not have is full siue-uD in
the field at 4.45 O'Clock
Three Of the Marines hits came iU The
opening round After tndJ session Cal
lagher, pitching for Columbia. SstsI-I
down and held his % pOneuts TO Lhre-
binGles for the rest Of the game. He
struck out five and passed but one man
Next TO Gallagher's pitching one Of
the biggest factors IN The CaIirl. City
teams victory was The work Of Bag-
gett. Out Of three lines at bat ne
tapped out two singles ard q double
scoring two OF COluI5ia's runs. his
circus catch Of INaue's dy ia rigus.
which vas the cue for a double rfay.
probably saved the cay Tor the Club
men as the soldiers had an excel suC
chance to Tie the game in that session.
Ritter was touched TOR a -ctal OF atle
bits. his worst inning being tine fourth.
when the winners sent four men across
the plate.
The score
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
GIANTS NEW FIND
IS GEORGE CAPRON
Cotton States Star Drafted
by McGraW Is Famous
Drop Kicker.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. b
George Capron, the famous drop kicker
and captain-eiect OF the Minnesota foot
ball team. has been barred by the Min
nesota faculty, and viii never play on
a Gopher eleven. This leaves the sGoph-
ers for the second time this year with
out a captain, and there are now but
three Of last years regulars TO start
the season with.
CaprOn was not q success as student
and left college last spring before the
close Of the college year, saying that
he was through with Minnesota. Dur
ing the summer his friends urged hum
"a make up his studies, and report with
the squad. This he finally decided 70
co, and when the university opened
last Monday he was on hand.
Career Was Brief.
The team was without a captain. due
to the death Of Captain Dunn this SUM
mer, 60 on Tuesday the football men
elected Capron to fill Dunn's place.
When it was learned tn. L there was
Likelihood Of the great kicker again
playing with Minnesota, Gopher stock
took y decided jump.
Then came reports from chicago ques-
tioniug Caprons right TO play. He was
accused OF having played professional
baseball during the summer, and much
circumstantial evidence seemed forth
coming.
Denied Pro Charges
When first QlestiOE ca on the subject
Capron returned a fiat denial, saying Inc
never played professional baseball In
bis life. He said that his brother, Har-
~. had played some semi-prOfessiOnal
ball
Later Capron admitted that he had,
under the name OF Rapp. played on the
Meridian club nine in the Cotton States
League
II has further developed that as
George Rapp be made a great record
as q ball player, and was drafted by
the New York Giants He batted over
the 40 mark, and had almost a perfect
record as a fielder.
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
Standing Of the Clubs
National League.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 4. Boston, J.
New York TO- ST Louis. =
Brooklyn. s. Cincinnati. %
Pittsburg, S; Philadelphia, J.
TOday's Game
PittshurE at New York
St Louis an Brooklyn
Cincinnati AT Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1908-09-18

Your act" stated the lawyer. sqs
declared 10 be deliberate, Intentional.
wiliful, obstinate. evil. anarchistic, wan
ton, malicious, aut0cratic, and menac-
ing"
"Golly," faItered the teamster WIN
had blocked traffic for a few moments
better femme go TO iaH boss Won
can't clear me &C all -Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
SHEATH sKIRT In BURMAH.

The sheath skirt IS not new in Bur
NAH. where the women wear a garment
split To the waist, row concealing. now
revealing" The men wear the same
saronE. uuSpiit-
IN Cochin and TraV ancOre India. the
reputable native women wear nothing
above the waist except noserings and
earrings. the Syrian Christians wear a
Jacket and a cornical little Cochin
tail." something Ike the OBI Of Nippon.
on their skirts.
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
THAT WAS ALL.

we were held up"
And did you keep y0uI self-posses-
siOn2'
"Oh, yes: the robbers had no use for
tl-5tt-'-ENChanEe
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
PRIZE TO PICKETT
FOR RUNGETTING

The baseball season has ended az St
tlizabeth's- The team, under the man
agement Of A. T. Onutt. has had a very
successful season This nine has played
VITA the best teams in the District and
mas Won the majority Of the Games
played.
The. prize offered by Saks g. COMPANY
Tor inc player making the most runs
was won by Pickett. shortstnn
The Washington times., 1908-09-18

Left on bases-ChiCaEO g. washington.
g. First base On haus-Om White. J. or
Tauuehlll. g. Struck out-By White, >
by TaunehiI. o Three-base hit-Jo1es-
Tw0-haSe hitS-Davis, Ganley. Sacrifice
hits-Anderson, 2; " bite. Stolen bases
Anderson, DeIei anty Double plays
TauneEiu TO Davis TO IsbeIl HIT by
pitcher - BY White. J. Tmuirps-
o LOuChlin and Egan- Time OF game
hour and 81 minutes Attendance, 2.g51.
The Washington times., 1908-09-18
American League.

Chicago. 8. Washington. o.
Cleveland, D., Boston. o.
Detroit. = New York, 4
TOd8y's Games.
at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit
Philadelphia at St Louis.