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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
CranfieId TO Judge
Honolulu Show

George A. Cranfield, for the last two
years manager of William EIlery's
wonderful kennel of collies which have
swept the boards both on this coast and
in the east, will judge the second an
nual show of the Honolulu kennel club.
This show will be held on a date in
July yet to be selected, during the stay
Of the feet in the island harbor.
The club Is a member of the Ameri-
can kennel club and the show will be
held under kennel club rules. John
Bradshaw officiated last year and sec
retary A. P. Vredenburgh of the kennel
club was an interested spectator Many
new dogs have been purchased by the
island fanciers since then and 1t is
possible that some OF the coast owners
Will send their dogs to compete.
Cranf1eld has had wide experience in
judging in England, Australia and this
country. He has officiated twice at
shows in this city and has acted twice
In an official capacity at San Mateo
SHOWS He is an authority on collies
greyhounds, Bulldogs and terriers
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BELMERE-ANDREW B. COOK-ELLERD
BEST cHANcE-HUMERo. NEXT BEsr-BooGER RED
g mile; selling: madden 5 year Oldsi

Convent Bsll--Seven-eighths in 1:36.
Sea Lad-Seven-eighths In 1:3S: breezing.
Prince Of orange-Half in :55
Gene Russell-Three-eighths in 80
The Dutchman-Ffve-eighth in or
Nronsky-Five eighths in I :0G 2-5
Elmdale-Three-quarter In 1:2l bree1inx
LIllifa Ill hree-eighths in 40; braezIng.
Escamsdo-Mile In 40; breezing.
Light Comedy-Hah IN IS
DICK Wllson-1hree-Quarter in. 1:24: breezng
Carmisa-Five-ei -eighths in I:06; breezing
Linola-EIalf in 80; breezfng.
May Fink-Three- eighths In 40. breezlnx
Bcnvollc-Mile in ISL: breezinz
Saeket-Three- -eighths In 10: breezing
San Alviso--Three ghths in 40: brcezIng
Bauble-Five-eighths Ia los: breezing
1solation-Half in :51.s ..
Mabel Hollsndsr-Ifals in :lG 2-5
st. Edgar-IIaf in :56. brcexing
Western-Three- quarters In In
Ruth W-Ttree-qIarrPrS IN 1.2f %: breezin-
Pimkin and Ellord--Half IN -
John H--Miie IN 1 81 breezinS.
I'd Davis Five-e -ei gibbs In I.l2: breezine
LeiTAtcn-Haif IN
Martinmas--s.- ,.,sEth~ N 1896: breezing.
David Bola1A-- si~--e. ~ I'D In .f5 2-5
Follic L-Thl quarters ir 1:21-
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and racing does not look good to me
now he said while here today.
Henshall is the owner OF the mare
Ginette. great French racer, which
won many purses.
Henshall Is investing in Nevada gold
mining property and will embark soon
as mining promoter. He has pur-
chased mine adjoining the Little
Florence. He is much impressed with
the Goldfield outlook. and as soon as
he can get rid of his horses will de-
vote his entire time 10 his Goldfeld
property.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
SEALS LOSE SECOND GAME

LOS ANGELES. April 23.-San Fran-
cisco again went to defeat this after
moon in the second of its games with
Los Angeles in the present series.
Easterly, for the homa team. did the
best work OF the day. fcoring in the
fourth as well as in tyr sixth inning.
Piper scored for the visitors in the first
spd Zeider in the seventh. In the
latter Mohier made his second triple Of
the day. For Los Angeles Wheeler,
Easterly and Delmas made run each
IN the fourth. Score:
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HenshaLI to Retire
From The Turf
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

CHICAGO, April 2s.-Charles T. Hen
shall, for years well known as a horse
owner, foresees the ultimate finish of
racing and is on his way east to dis
pose of his remaining turf interests.
81 see the handwriting on the wall.
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.Bstted for Garrett IN ninth.
ICsf8fARl

Runs-On KInsclIa & OF Killain 3. Charge
defeat 10 Garrett; credit victory 10 Killan.
Two base hsts-wbalen. johnson. HeitnulIer.
Sacrifice hits-IIeitmuller. Cooney. First base
on called bslis-On Kinsella /. of Garretts l.
OF Kfiain s. of Wright /. Struck out-Hy
Kinsella g. by Garrett 4. by killain ,. by
Wright /. Passed balls-Whalen .. Time OF
game hour 50 minutes. UHpire-Perrine.
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yEsrERDAY's WINNERS

played favorite and if he continues
to run as he has In his recent starts,
he will = redeem himself for the IN
consistency that he showed while
George Baldwin was handling him.
Cricket KeIly's alertness at the
barrier enabled Magrane to win the
opener in a gallop. Off flying and clear
of interference, he opened gap early
and none of the others was able TO get
near him at any stage. DR.. Crook. at
60 to 1, with Kong Shot Tommy Sandy
up, was the contender from the outset
and lasted to beat the unlucky Wap,
the second choice. for the place. Wap
was off poorly, made up world of
ground and would have been second
but for being cut off by Crook not Tar
from the wire Curriculum, the favor
ite, got off badly, but was woeSlly
deficient in speed and failed to i'm
prove his position.
EASY FOR DoLLIE DOLLARS
Dollie Dollars won the third race in
fashion which justified the confidence
with which she had been backed down
to even money. Jockey Walsh had her
in front from wire to wire and there
never was any doubt of the outcome
Eduardo, running his usual consistent
race, got up in the last sixteenth to
take the place from Legatee, the runner
up to the paddocn. Lord Filigrane and
Kruka, the remaining contenders, were
never in the hunt.
Decorator and Franciscan, Arcadia
horses from which much was expected,
performed disappointingly in the fifth
and the winner of the race came from
an unexpected quarter in Wuerzberger,
whose previous performances had been
SO unpromising that his odds drifted
to 13 from an opening quotation or 8.
He came from far back in the stretch
drive with Wolfville and beat that
horse by a head on the post. Billy
Meyer, which had taken the lead when
Decorator began to back up at the last
turn, lasted to be third by a narrow
margin.
The closing race was a hummer all
OF the three on the-post variety.
the way and was marked by a finish
Ocean Shore, the favorite, just did
squeeze in a winner, with Orilene sec
end and Toupee third. Toupee out
broke his field and had the speed to
maintain slight lead to within few
feet of the wire, with Ocean Shore in
close attendance. Orilene, which had
suffered from early interference, came
with a great rush in the last half mile
to join issue with the leaders near the
paddock and she probably would have
won with a little better luck in the
first part of the contest. Massa, which
had been cut off while making his run
at the last turn, also closed with a
great burst of speed and was beaten by
Hess than a length.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Single Wild Pitch
Loses Game
STANDING o FTHE CLUBS
National League

CHICAGO, April 23.-Ewing pitched a
grand game after the second inning
today. His wild pitch in the first scored
one run, and two punched hits with
an out gave the locals another in the
second. gift, sacrifice and a sin
gle saved the visitors from a shutout
Overall pitched himself out of several
tight holes. Score:
R. H E.
Cnlcago -.-.--.---.--...-..--2 2
Oisln99L and ling asin .Ia s1,,.,
Umpire-ODay.
BOSTON, April 23.-Bvston batted Moren from
the box in four innings today and Brown who
streak. the home team shutting out Philadelphts
to O. Young kept the hits scattered. Score:
Boston ..s 3; n Il. Z;
Batieries-Yogns and Bowerman; Moren,
Brown and Dooin- Umpire-Kiem.
PITTsBURG. April PA home run by Will
son in the seventh inning Of the second game of
the series with ST, Louis gave Pttsburg VIC
tory today, / to Q. Both pitchers were strong
and Leihed pulled himself out Of two holes by
striking out the batter when two men were on
bases. Score:
R. 81. E.
PittSburg .....................1 2
Batteries-Leiheld and Phelps; Lush and Hos
tetter. Umpire-Rigler-
NEW YORK. April 23-Brookiyn had little
trouble in winning from New York here today
having the game well in hand at all stages after
the fifth inning. Score:
Brooklyn ....-..-..-.....-....... s. 2
Rstteries.wiihen fers and .ereen tnes T.v
lor and Bresnahan. Umpires-Emsle and Rud-
denlam.
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Workouts

Ray Bennett-Three-eighths in 40; breezing.
Matador-Seyen-eighths in 1:3S: breezing-
Furnace -Five-eighths in 1:0I-
Frank skinner-Five-eighths in 10: breezing.
Dave Webhe--Half in "a; breezing.
Miss HilliA-Nfile in / 80.
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NU NJ NIARI i
ArnT -

Three base hits-Mohler >. Two base hits
Bernard Wheeler. Delmas. Gray Sacrifice hits
Curtis, Brashear First buse errors-San
Francisco 1. Left on bases-Los Angeles 9. San
Francisco 2 Base bails-On Gray i, on
Jones . Struck out=By Gray 3, by Jones l.
Hit by pitched balI-Easterly. Time of game
! hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-O'Con
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American League

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-The local Ameri-
can leaguers knocked Newton of the rubber in
inning today but Manning. who replac/
him. held the Phiadeiphans to two hits for
eight innings and New York won, TO g. Score:
r. H. z.
New York ........-..-.....-..... 10
Philadelphia 3
Batteries-Sewton, Manning and Kleinow; Dy-
CERT, Carter and Schreck.
WASHINGTON. April z3--Washington scored
its FIRST home victory today, defeating Boston
9 to 4. Boston used three pitchers. The pitch
ing OF Burns and the base running Of Ciymer
were the features. Score:
r. He.
washington ..-...-...- ..-..-.s...-.b Il
Boston ...-.- a
Battories-Burns. Hughes and Warner; Burch-
ell Cycotte. PruItt and Criger
CLEVELAND. April '23.-CIeveland shut out
Chicago today. talSine two of the three games in
the series baltimore ~as q puzzle TO Chicago
IN to the NINTH when throw TO the plate by
Birmingham cut of Chicagos only chance to
score White was hit hard. Score:
r. H. r.
lleTfl6nd 10
Chicago .....--. ~
Batteries-T attimore and \. Clarke; White
Altrock and s~.aw-
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The Calls Form Char of Races afEmeYvIIe

sappnr in facy
f he
Track SLOW T. C. presiding
sIing
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Time-:2I z-5, :4s As. 1:f5 3-5. l:41 2
2-5 show; Orllene. 6-5 place. 3-5 sh
Trained by j. III. Spratt Start &c
Shore 1915. orilene 1876. Massa 8.
all the way and under none too strt
and would have won in another stri
way and only faltering IN last few $
great hid In last sixteenth and
L. - Ear from his best
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Rillain passed out seven free tickets TO the
first sack yesterday and Pearl Casey grabbed
four of them. The other eagle eyed stickers
will have TO show a lot OF speed IL they think
they tie this.
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@ 10 as as 4 di At post mes on ,o Masran Pfs 81 %aI %
H. w Og ohm C. G Start VOL in
got on
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rs. OF at 1854. Shore. As place.
Winner b. &. by Kismet- Helen G..
drive Of three. High price-Oeean
Iore ran head and head with Toupee
up. Urilene closed like a whirlwind
we'll race. setting the pace all the
n between half and last turn. made
Popun made up ground too quickly.
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Time-:25 1-5. 40 As. 1:16 Id. :43 1-5
place. So show: Wolfville. 5-2 plac
Hohefrau. Trained by @. II. Keene
good Won driving. Second easily
so wuerzberger came from far be
on WoIfvflIe. wolfviIle should have,
Miller ran fair race. Decorator
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
EXP0DES UNDER STAIRS.
Attempt Is Made to Blow Up a rs Couple of Families.

Chicago. May 12.--What appears to have been an attempt to assassinate Vinyenzo vivirito and Pietro Mosotto and their families at No. Sl Gault Court was made early Monday.
 A dynamite bomb was exploded un. der the stairway leading to the apart ments of both families. The attempt to kill the families, the police assert. was made to prevent them from ap- bearing as witnesses against Antonio Marici and his son, Vito, who are to be tried In the criminal court on a charge Of conspiracy to commit murder.
 Joseph Concillo. who was shot and killed Feb 2 by Battiste Scardini, had lived at the house which friends of the latter and Marici. so the police suppose. attempted to blow up.
 Scardini and Marci when, according to the police, their letters containing threats. failed to intimidate the victim enough to cause him to leave $500 in a certain spot for them, decided to kill him and. 1t Is alleged the former shot and killed the Italian and. es. capped. s
 vivirito and Mosotto live on the first and second floors of the two story brick building. respectively. and were preparing to. retire when the bomb was exploded. It tore away a large part of the rear wall of the structure and wrecked the stairway.
 a None of the persons in the house were hurt. but all were thrown into panic. No one was seen In the VI. cinity of the house.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
PECULIAR SITUATION.
Brought About By an Opinion of the
 Court of Appeals.

Austin. May PA peculiar situa- tion has developed regarding the opinion of the court of civil appeals in the double daily train service over the Victoria division of the Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio railway. The court decided in favor of the state on points of law involved In litigation. and at the same time the railroad com pany by perpetuating its injunction against the enforcement of the rail- road commission order. The state cannot appeal the case. as the law was decided in It's favor. and the rail road will not appeal. as 1t won on se- curing Its injunction. The railroad would like to appeal but cannot. and the state has no grounds for an appeal
 Several officials of the Rock Island railroad headed by ]. w Robbins, vice-presldent and general manager are here protesting against the val nation placed on eleven miles of com. pleted road of the Rock Island from Irving to Carrollton. Dallas county, by the railroad commission. Officials claim the valuation Is too low and want the commission to raise 1t.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
HARO-HITTlNG HARLAN.
Despite His Advanced Age Justice
 Yields We'll the Willow.

Washington. May 12.-Associate Jus tice Harlan. despite his seventy-five years. took part in baseball game Saturday. He got three hits, keeping the outfield busy chasing his long drives
 Two teams. one coached by Justice Peele of the court of claims contend ed for supremacy. Justice Harlan's team won. An hour before the game the justice, with shirt sleeves rolled up and the typical expression of one strictly on to the. job, started to bat them out in practice. and he kept the qounger parties racing all over the field. NIl
 Justice Harlan also triumphed In the rifle shoot. scoring nine bullseyes out of a possible twelve.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12

The Third anual State Fair and Industrial Exposition of Arkansas will be held at Oaklawn Hot Springs, October F to F, inclusive this will be a solid six days with every department in full swing and complete from early Monday morning of the op- ening day until the following Saturday night,
 Since the organization of our State Fair in 1906, there has been a substantial and rapid growth of this great, statewide, public institution. The State Fair has been recognized and accepted as such throughout the State.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
CROP DISPOSED OF.
wesley Love Has Sold Ills Bermuda
 Onions In Laredo Section

Jacksonville, Tex. May 12.-Wesley Love. one of the most extensive peach growers in the south, has just closed out his onion crop wrown in the La redo country. MT. Love had fifty acres in Bermuda onions, from which he shipped fifty-four cars. He had A. l.. Brooks of this place In the northern markets looking after their disposition. MT. Brooks has just re. turned and reports satisfactory prices. Besides Mir. Love, there are other Jacksonville citizens interested in growing onions in the Laredo country
 among them being Ambrose Johnson and Alexander Bros. All have made success of the vegetable and truck industry in this part of the state, and several years ago made considerable investments in southwest Texas which 1t Is stated, have proven quite profit. able. -0i
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
NOTICE.

is hereby given that the schoo board of Prescott will receivf sealed bids for the erection o1 a two-story brick school bui. ! ing; plans and specifications 0. which can be seen at Hamby & IIaynie's office in Prescott, Ark. or. at the offices of Gibb & Son- ders, architects, at Little Rock Arkansas. The bids to be opened June It 1908, and contract awarded tC lowest responsible bidder Bon6 to be given for completion Of the work and the board reserves thu right to reject any and all bids not satisfactory.
 C. C. HAMBI, Pres.
 ALIEN VAUGHN See
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
mol WIND OF oRAToRY.
fgr.,. Meet In National Con-
 seI'l'''' .:or at Chicago

Ven Vr ,9-With a whirlwind
 ehlsasv ,asv the Socialist party delegates
 s''sII'a '.'ss the national convention 's's
 sunday. .,s. session, which lasted from
 lns iDs .n sarly evening. developed
 Sap ..,0Ds tr, of clash between city SO
 bdRa'''.a a tbose Socialists of agricul-
 s''' 7, the agricultural class The
 4 7, according to the tenor of sev.
 s'''' '' .alyIted addresses by men and
 q ,' delegates. Is whether the so-
 sou'D ..,v shall make an appeal to
 z. ''is farmers of the country r,,op sU open,s ths 2, ss ,s, ,hp l ranks of Socialism When ,s the
 pm u. ,,on concluded It's days work is S question was still under o'S'uS' sel :, ,he temper of the delegates
 n ,.u,ne .v the presidential nomlna- ssD' ssr'' Eugene V. Debs ana U; p' 17as. nay uen, 7, D former secretary of the west
 e'vI vsIodpration of Miners. seemingly ss 7 inc logical aspirants; The ., contest stTssn N them promises to De spirited.
 .us ..s,sal to permit the women dele
 .,ss ,s to control majority of the com ps,ss p~s Y m the rights of women with ss,d @ to the Social movement; a re- nssI s to name a committee to discuss
 s,sration. ssl , and fight lasting srnsh @ three ballots on the question s,SS l, nrouer overtures to the farmers sa the reference of the same to the |srmIttee of nine. The delegates and < reueated voting on the last propo-
 voa was the significant development |s tse day. Representatives of the SN membership of the party appeared |s be practically unanimous In de- |apdng an appeal to the farmer vote. |ks York City, Chicago. Milwaukee ta other cities voted as a unit in |As affirmative. On the other hand. |iass., Oklahoma and in fact, nearly |I the distinctly agricultural states |p,ed against the proposition. Fol |GyIug the truce on this question upon |Sy being referred to the committee |Hs two.thlrds rule of control came up |nd spirited debate followed.
 |EChairman Seymour Stedman of the |nles committee, reported a clause |myldng that two-thirds vote should Ia necessary for the nomination for president and vice president. The Relate was scarcely under way when |Nturnment was taken.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
COMMITTEE CALLS.
President Urged to Favor Plan For
 Return of Prosperity.

Washington, May 12.-A committee from the National Prosperity associa- ton of St. Louis. called on President Roosevelt to urge his aid in furthering plans for encouraging the return of prosperity throughout the country.
 The committee found the president cordial in his treatment and frank in expressions of willingness to aid them in every way possible. A short speech was made by E. c. Simmons, chairman of the executive committee of the as sociation which was responded to by the president
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
FLOCK TO FARM.
Upwards of Ten Thousand Persons
 Visit Scene Of Crlmea

|vWaruS or Ten InOuSdno ferSoNo 1 Visit Scene Of Crlmea
 lapOrte, Ind, May l2.-All roads in lpcrte county led to the Guinness hm Sunday, upwards of 15,000 sight. kn visiting the place of death be- Re the sun set Practically every eeododled resident of this city made e lrlp and the railroads and trolley s brought about 1000 more to the |@ Mayor Darrow found it neces- T to issue stringent orders that
 Sunday closing laws should ,e Eeuy be enforced and the hotels and Aaurants were overrun with pat. I Practically every conveyance
 ne town was pressed into service
 ~ attempt to provide transporta- sl TOT the crowds in the afternoon. 'asse proved insufficient. and the late uusS were forced to make their way nAe place on foot
 n,v'eesugadon of the case by the au. -a,ues halted, the sheriffs and oth.
 nlsais who went to the farm being :ss Faed to become mere spectators several of the out of town. wis isr ? however, were seeking ,informa- eoncerning missing friends or rel.
 .s ana some further information
 'ulng the possible identity of the 1Vsn w victims of the farm resulted sa '~ tnelr inquiries.
 \. " oa most definite information came s.,.a olat Lindbee. 610 Lasalle street. isaso sO He said that his brother. ,ss nsas, worked for Mrs. Guinness M, s year years ago, and that the last
 , h,'a snica he had from him contain.
 nasa,l mlurmation that Thomas intended as xo, hls employer. Olaf wrote to bGad 'vu,an ,sna "a a little later, and she re- ss nal Thomas Lindbee had gone Ip,a a ,,a ,nUuiS' and that she had had no Ia sniSaa..iilm %Sm him. Olaf Lindbes viewed N unidentified tn Ter. corpses. but was un. kb tba ,laa s any likeness to his broth. st 'ae decayed bundles of bones sand and
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
DERRINGER BESIDE BODY.
James A. Padgett Receives Bullet In
 Heart From Old Weapon.

Dallas. May 12.-With an old-fash- toned Derringer pistol beside his body, James A. Padgett was found lying cold in death in a room at his residence in this city Monday morning. The corpse was on the bed and bullet had pene- trated the heart Deceased. who was sixty-nine years old. leaves widow and three sons.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
Bequest Left College.

Austin. May 12.-The educational department has received a communica- tion from Stephenville. conveying the Information that Captain T. Wilkinson, a we'll known citizen, had died and left $6.000 to John Tarleton college. This amount Is set aside in his will and will be allowed to go to the college. It will be used by the college authori- ties to build girls dormitory
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
'NNeoRD SUICIDES.

wv A'my Officer Ends nis Exist. |Rs,s,s,''n 'n Washington Hotel.
 )hh,d s'On' May 12.-Charles F. Id sha graduate of West Point, Md l.ns 'sslsned from the army as
 and dstghant sil1a.n in September. 1906, 2e Repsn,,.e ,,ea himself in his room ny llysss llssn. :. notel in this city. His thad reeo ' a, Trenton. N. J. Ban yheerins na,.y been engaged in civil but a a ,o. n,.a a railroad at Fl Paso.
 General 'e.,er addressed to Adiu. ppointnen,H ,H.ihsworth. ~. asking for a hat Sis Sis pockets. leads to % the as he. as pur00asl s visit to Washington was 'rny '''e Of being restored to
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
TWO HUNDRED DIE.
Awful Epidemic Prevailing In
 Russian Prison.

kiev. Russia, May 12.-A frightful epidemic of exanthematenus typhoid h raging in the city prison. More than loo deaths so far have occurred. and practically all of the inmates are in- 1ected The authorities are withhold ing details.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
Baby Has Narrow Escape.

Paris. Tex. May 12.-The fifteen month-old daughter of w. J. Kelso got hold of some purgative pellets con taining one-sixtieth of grain of strychnine each and ate several of them. Soon afterward she began to have convulsions. A doctor was In. stantly summoned and the baby was pronounced out of danger.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
Valuable Papers Stolen.

Fort Worth. May 12.-Officers of National Livestock Commission com pany of North Fort Worth found the big safe open and rifled. The robbery was committed by experts or some one familiar with the officce. as the com bination was used. There was no money in the vault. but number of valuable papers were stolen.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12

game at Memphis Sunday the loca team did not secure hit off Pitcher Buchanan of the Little Rock club The score was 1 to o in favor, Of the visitors.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
Baseball PIayers Arrested.

Mobile, May 12.-Every member of the New Orleans and Mobile teams and the two umpires were arrested be- fore the first ball was pitched n Sundays game, the charge beina play ing Sunday baseball. Bond vAs i'm nediatelyi given :n the cum os $lO0
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
"rs' Heron Released.

h, tho be' Ies. N' r.. May 12.-Mrs. Her. lsted of Iuy So, arrested on a train sus. lala nn,Seg m SSeing Mrs. Guinness, the In.
 ueress, was released.