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The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

superior 10 anything In the league ~
heetness OF foot Then hv w1uld
enumerate its othsr virtues and would
wind up by saying that II Grin >
pitchers would develop as they should,
IL was hard 10 see how the act OF
beating New York wouldn't just about
ensure anybody the penranI.
Once more you've got to hand II 20
Hushle. As the grand BASEBALL prog
nosticstor he's batting in the 800
class and then some. for right now
the New York club is making all the
running in the league race and is
giving the others biz more than they
can do to hold the clip.
Against Cleveland and Detroit
which must now be considered the
strongest pair OF western clubs. the
Highlanders have been playing a
storm and up 10 date have taken four
out OF five OF their games. losing only
10 the great and only Addie Joss In
the intersectional series up 10 date.
Although Glade has already added
the strength 10 the New York pitching
stan which II was expected he would.
Lake and Manning look like finds and
Chesbro is back In his old form. With
Newton. Orth and Hogg. the New
York club looks strong in the box this
year Ball. the Michigan inhelder
who has put Elberfeld on the shelf
is batting in couple or runs every
day. Niles is improving a lot at sec.
ond base. Stahl adds strength TO the
outfeld, and the whole outfit is move
ing along nicely. with Kleinow catch
ing the best ball OF his career behind
the bat New York has won TWO
games for every one lost up TO date
and. il IL fights of the Tigers in the
three games 10 be played this week.
will be ensconced on pedestal that
will take a lot OF undermining before
il totters.
ANY rEAM THAT CAN co INTO
THAT SORT OF A TURBULENT
! COMBAT AS WAS STAGED SATUR-
DAY AND COME OUT WITH A VIC
TORY OVER THE CHAMPION DE.
TROlT TIGERS is GOING SOME
When pitchers are being knocked
off the mound. when infelders are
round the bases, when the big
crowds OF hostile rooters are roar.
/ ing in concert for nine long innings
then the Tiges are in their sIery.
! And. with Wild Bill Donovan on the
slab In such circumstances, the Tigers
are we'll nigh unbeatable.
In all probability the result would
have been different al that, had Bill
I been able 10 remain on the mound
throughout the game. for the score
was tied when be descended az the
/ beck OF Umpire Evans
/ Fearless Bill had one OF his pop
bottle days and when this young ar
bitrator is bad, there are none worse.
He set precedent by firing Dono.
van and Thomas u complete battery
for kicking on balls and strikes
7 Shortly after he kept up the Work
By exiting Managers Jennings and
| Grifith in a body. He also attached
he can to poor George Nullin after
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

= II
Detroit % o 3 o o o o p q
New f2 % % 2 -
Two-base hits-oLeary. RossmRn.
Lake. Hits-on Newton 1 In 3 Innings.
of Doyle 2 In 1 innings. on Lake In
innings. OF Donovan Z In ia innings .,
of MulIin I In 2-S Innings, OF siever 4
In 1 2-3 innings. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Intyre, Coughlin, kleinOv. stolen
bases-Cobb, schaefer, Niles 2. Hemp
hill. Left on bases-Detroit 3, New
York g. First base on bslls-On New
ton 3, OF Donovan 2. OF siever 2. First
bsse ON errors--Detroit =, New York L.
struck out-By Newton s, by Doyle 4,
by Lake 2. by Donovan 1. Ttme-2i21
Umpires-Eyans and Hurst.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

of 1907 are running in their respec.
tive races.
OF the IL leagues listed which IN
clude all the strongest baseball or
CARNATIONS OF the country and some
OF the smaller leagues, but three. &C.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
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vleteris Dsy-orsnd Trunk by. sys
stem-cansdlan PoInts-one Fare.
Dates OF sale, May %. "a and Is.
Return limit, May 20.
city Ticket once. ia woodward
ave, Telephone NJ 80.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
New BASEBALL Nationality.

New Baseball Nationality.
A new nationality Is looming up in
the National league. Swacina, Pitts
burg's first baseman and Konetchy,
the St. Louis first sacker, are Bohem-
ians.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Nestcrdny's Results.
No games cheduled
Saturdays Results.
New Nb~k :. Detroit ..
Cleveland T. Boston l.
Phlladclpi Ia 81 Louis % 90 inn
Chicago g. Washington o.
TOday's Games.
Detroit at New York
Cleveland at Boston
Chicago at Washington
81. Lduis AZ Philadelphia.
Lob Isrlnai ...- IAN. r..-..t H.. r....
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Xesterday's Results.
Chicago g. Brooklyn o.
Cincinnati j. New York :.
81 Louis J. Boston v % innings
saturdays Results.
Philadelphia :, Pittsourg v.
Clncinua q 9. New YORK l.
Chicago ! Brooklyn 3.
Boston ST. Louis 1
Todsy's Games.
Brooklyn az Chicago
Philadelphia at PlttsburK.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston ~ So Louis.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

Job Printin. done right Times Print
fnu CO.. 10 John i st. Phone 1923.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
CMALL CPORTlNG
y TALK e 4As y WORLD

Cobb should be given his just "des-
serts" should send him i large minSe
S'''r care F'''N-NSe. "''''' ~"
Detroit Matinee club will stage ITS
events at Recreation park TO-DAY,
having lodged the hoodoo Saturday
date after trying unsuccsssfully
three times
uoting crom thc most recent Tri-stnte
league score TO wander out TINS way
"Two-base hit--Cockiil. tnrse-bas
hii-~Cockill, double plQy--Cocklll. TO
Foster 10 CockilL"
Pitcher u.pp has secn canned By the
Reds. InAeldsr Downs is Still WIKI
Detroit Thus do We nave iii.s.
tratsd the peculiar variations OF the
great national game
Raymond Taylor. the famed gentleman
rider. fell In a race over the jumps
at Richmond, but jockey rernounted
MS horse and took third money. Mr.
Taylor was badly hurt
II the original Kid Farmer dies from
the effects Of a Knockout punch, his
funeral viii take place from the tab
ernacle and his epltaph Will bear the
name Benjamin FeiDssrg."
Cobb, of Detroit. IL back I'm his right
full position as league batting leader
with 4es Rossman at .3ls is the
only other 800 hitter or the Tigers
who are batting third TO Cleveland
and New York IN the team statistics
Addie Joss 10 glnd that there 10 no I'm
mediate symptom OF sill kays re-
apolis farm. Kay got enough hits OF
Addie In two games TO bring him into
second position in the leagues nnal
averages.
DeIray IL. o. X. IL Deiray club 4, Mo-
hawks p Adrian !. GOOD Lacks MI
Clemens T. Detroit White Sox 3 Mon
roe 6. orioles g. Garfields a Pirates
p Evsretts 10. WoodmeFe 3. were
some OF the Sunday scores In inde-
pendent baseball
HiIIsides. of Detroit ). waIkervilie ~
Good Lucks 10. Adrian s, Ann Arbor
II western High 10. Rochester IL.
Romeo wyandotte IL. NJ. NJ. a. q
Il L. : s, Ypsilsnti Normals 3; Eur
rouEhs g. Kelsey Herosrts 2 were
aorre OF the games played saturday.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
EX-MAGNATE RAVES
IN ASYLUM CELL

Harry Mote of Bartlesville Ind who
became mentally unbalanced over
baseball last year and was discha sed
as cured as soon as the game started
again this season, has been taken
back 10 an asylum.
Mote was formerly manager OF the
Montpelier, Ind. team. He talks base
ball necessarily. and has many delu-
sions about the national game.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

Rated for sisver in ninth.
fRssted for Newton in third.
.BatJed for Doyle In fourth.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

The man who is really wiser than
his wife acts as II he thought other
wise.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

unI.iae.- nf n.froit s. WaIkerviIie 4I

IL western High 10. Rochester IL.
Romeo G. wyandotte IL. NJ. NJ. A. 2.
u L. : S, Ypsilsnti Normals 3 Bur-
rouEhs 6, Kelsey Herbsrts ?. were
soms or the games played saturday.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

Here Is the Star of the Nequ York Club
That Is Making the League Running Mob

Veteran critic. pronounce Chase tho
greatest hrst baSeman who ever
lived. He Is undoubtedly the fastest
man on plays go second base and II
also fine hitter anu n fast basc run
ner. without Chase. CrIThth's team
would he or less dangerous rival
for the Tigers. a
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

mediate symptom OF Bill Rays re-
turn TO Washington from Mime.
apolis farm. Kay got enough hits OF
Addie In two games TO bring him into
second position in the Leagues mai
averages.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

Job Printing done right. Time. Print
Ina CO.. 1s John R.-st Phone l49s
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

full position as league batting leader
with 4e5. Rossman at .3ls the
only other 800 hitter Of the Tigers
who are batting third 10 Cleveland
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
1907 Champions in 1908,

sOut OF league.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
BAD MAN KILLED
 RESISTING ARREST
s, F.. Greer Runs AmuCk. at
 Santa Rita, N, M.

SILVER CITY, N. NJ, May 19.-A tragedy was enacted in Santa Rita Wednesday afternoon whereby L. P. Greer was shot and instantly killed by Constable Jose Acosta, Deputy Sherif1 Sergeant and J. K. Blair.
 Greer was drinking heavily and had been terrorizing everyone around the boarding house, had threatened Mrs. Messenie, the proprietress, and had been shooting up the place in general, threatening to kill everyone. He fin ally went to his tent and it was there the killing occurred. The three ot- icers, Acosta, Sargent and Blair went to the tent to arrest the man, telling him to open the door.
 The request was not complied with and nearing someone moving to- wards the door and then stopping, the men broke it in Greer was sit ting in the room holding his gun, but as soon as ne saw the men he rose from his chair and commenced firing at them, through the open door, de spite the command to surrender. The officers then drew their guns and all three fired, each shot taking effect. Greer died almost instantly. A coro- ner's jury was summoned by Justice c. G. Bell and rendered a dicision that the killing was justifiable.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
DEMOCRATIC CLUB PROPOSED FOR TUCSON Maricopa and CoChiSe COun- ties Already Have EnthuS-
 iaStiC Organizations,
Special to Tac RevieT.l

TUCSON, May l9-The proyosi- tion of organizing a Democratic club in Tucson is being discusseC among the Democrats, and if pre-e4.t plans in the embyro are carried to a sue cessful end, Tucson and Pima county will be able to boast of 8 Democratic club as well as Maricopa and Cochise. A democrat has written to Tucson from Phoenix urging some such ac- ton on tne part of the Democrats here. With several Democratic clubs in the territory it is the intention to form q territorial organization of Democratic clubs. It is the inten- tion of the Maricopa delegation to urge action of this kind on the oc- casion of the meeting of the terri torial Democratic convention in this city on May 28.
 "I believe the increase in Tucson's population during the past two years has been largely Democratic" said a well known business man on Con- gress street yesterday. Personally l know of at least one hundred young men who have come here during the past two years who are Democrats and would make enthusiastic mem bers of Democratic organization. I am heartily in favor of the idea of a Tucson Democratic club. With state hood not far removed it behooves the Democratic party to effect solid or ganization and the proposed allied Democratic clubs of Arizona is a move in the right direction"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
BRYAN Is ENDORSED IN CALIFORNIA Democratic State Convention
 Was Overwhelmingly in His Favor.

FRESNO, Cal, May 19.-The demo- cratic state convention finished its labors today. After electing four dele gates at large and four alternates, it adjourned shortly before o'clock. Ex-Congressman Theodore A. Bell and Nathan Cole, Jr., of Los Angeles, and Robert NJ. Fitzgerald, of Oakland, and Judge William M Conley, of Ma dera, were elected delegates at large Bells election would have been unani- nous had he not thrown the vote of the Napa delegation to Judge West, o1 San Bernardino, the fifth candidate.
 The convention was overwhelmingly for William J. Bryan. Without a dis senting voice it adopted a platform in- structing the California delegation to vote for the nomination of the Ma braskan. By resolution the convention also endorsed Bell for temporary chair man of the democratic national con- Yention at Denver. It was the sense of the convention that Bell should be candidate tc succeed Senator Geo. c. Perkins. Practically re-affirmation of the principles of the Nebraska state platform were unanimously adopted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
HAGGOTT ISSUES GALL ID THE
 REPUBLICANS
Vice Chairman Goes Over Head of Chairman Penney and Another Lively Row Is Prom ised at Phoenix.

A call for a meeting of the Repub- lican territorial committee, was is- sued Monday afternoon in Phoenix by Vice Chairman E. A. Haggott of Prescott. The committee meeting is to be held in Phoenix on May 22.
 Its purpose is, according to Phoe nix advices,. to secure vote of the central committee members to de termine how they stand on the mat ter Of the two delegations from Ari- zona to the Republican national con vention. Vice Chairman E. A. flag gott telegraphed several prominent Bisbee republicans yesterday morn ing.
 In calling the meeting Vice Chair man Haggott leaped over Chairman Herbert B. Penney of Tucson who declined several days ago to issue the call
 The news oI the issuance of the call came as a surprise to leading Republicans who were seen, and to all appearance the attempt to ar range a truce between the two Re publican delegations will result in a row within row.
 Chairman H. B. Penney stated when seen and informed of the call he would not attend the meeting in Phoenix.
 q do not regard the call as legap' was his brief and pointed comment.
 It was learned that several days ago Hoval A. Smith one of the mem bers of the Kibbey convention or the "bolters" as they have been styled, interviewed Mr. Penney and asked the chairman of the Republican terri torial copmittee to issue call for a convection. Chairman Penney de chned.
 ''Yes, it is true that Hoval A. Smith of Bisbee asked me to issue a call for a meeting of the central com mittee," said Mir. Penney. 'I de clined as could see,no valid reason for the call.
 Moreover had not been request ed by any member of the committee to issue such call and as it was a matter most extraordinary I did not believe that such a call was valid. '3isI understand from Mir. Smiths re- marks that the purpose of the call would be to get an expression from the committee regarding the senti- ment on the two delegations.
 SSuch a matter I consider enc for the national committee alone. l do not believe the Republican terri torial committee has anything to do with it. Their labors in the matter of national delegation ended when the convention began it's session here in April. .@.!
 q shall not attend any meeting in Phoenix on May 22, as do not con slider the call valid"
 It is a certainty that the call will result In a second warm battle with in the Republican ranks, and there is every indication that the Kibbey and the antiKibbeyites will again be the opposing factors.
 It is believed that an attempt was to be made to bring about har noIy In the ranks of the g. O. p by se- curing the consented either Col l.. WI Powell or T'lIoTll A. Smith 10 withdraw from the contest by prom. ising the one withdrawing the pl1cc of national committeeman for Ali zcna. However, it seems now Lhat no progress can be made along his route, and that -he Ight will go Oil.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20

of the opening, which is cut rather to one side. A piece of chestnut-brown art linen is next cut the same shape. but little larger to allow for turn ings, this is embroidered with sprigs of holly and berries in their natural colors. The work may be executed in satin or outline stitch; after the work is done, stretch the linen on a wet cloth, and leave till dry. Put a thin layer of wadding over the card, then stretch the linen over 1t; fix the turn ing at the back with seccotine, and fix piece of glass at the back of the opening with gummed paper. The back is a piece of card covered with sateen; join to the front by scanning at the edge, put the photograph in at the lower edge, and sew the edges to- gether. A fine silk cord is then sewn all round the edge, and loops of rib bon from each side to suspend 1t by.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20

Mir. Brandon was compelled to en- thusiastic activity in the recent To- cal option campaign in the city of Virden. When Dodson met the preacher to-
 day he sought to show him the evil
 of his way by driving heavy fist
 into the clergyman,s solar plexus.
 The minister, surprised and pained. neatly countered with a right hook
 that brought down his assailant for the count. Dodson was game, but poor of
 judgment, and upon his second rush received a full arm swing that jolted him loose from his memory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
MCFARLAND IN DEMAND
 AMONG THE SCRAPPERS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.-Packie Mcfarland is the man now being sought by local promoters, who wish to send him. against Joe Cans. Big offers await the Chicago boy if he cares to come out here, and there is no doubt that he could name favorable terms for bout.
 Both Abe Attell and Battling Nelson are in disfavor here on account Of their tactics. The fashion in which the crowd responded to a battle in which each contender seemed to have a reasonable chance, as in the go of Thursday indicates that they are tired of matches obviously entered in- to for one man to win.
 The fact that Attell refused to fight Sullivan at a weight which gave the latter a chance, and that he only allowed an increase of a couple ot pounds when it became clear that Sullivan was too weak to enter the ring. has caused much criticism in the local press.
 Unnolz is badly marked as the re- suit of his match with Cans. The sturdy Boer does not seem to mind the terrific welts he got around the body. but was much depressed today. He had no excuses to make, however. Cans was marking about the streets unmarked.
 The boxing situation is not particu- larly promising here, as charges are being made that three boxing clubs have an absolute monopoly of the game. The Ariel Rowing club, legi- innate organization. which wished to hold a small boxing show to pay for it's new clubhouse, has persistently been denied a license, while other per mits, filed later, have been granted to the thre big organizations which hold the bouts. The club has issued a pub lie statement through its president, J. NJ. O'Connell.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
HAS NOT INTERFERED
 IN STATE LEGISLATION
President Not Commenting On
 Anti-GambIing Law,

WASHINGTON, May 19-That the president has authorized no one to speak for him regarding the anti. gambling legislation pending at Al, bany, was the only comment obtain, able at the White House regarding a report from Albany that the presi- dent has privately expressed himseh on the subject.
 MT. Roosevelts policy, it is stated, has universally been to interfere in no way whatever in state legislation, and it is added, he made no exception to this policy in the present instance.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
DISCOVERED DEAD
 IN MORALES WELL

MORALES, May, 1S.-Friday even ing about 8 o'clock the body of Felis- iano Bojorquez, a Mexican, B years of age, was found in a well on the Lopez premises on Arizpe street in NogaIes, Sonora
 The authorities have taken charge of the body. and are holding investi- gation into the cause of death.
 The man was seen drunk during the day. and it was supposed thaC ne stumbled into the well accidentally and was unable to extTicate himself. the well being of considerable depth and containing eight or ten feet of water.
 There are several Chinese stores ard a "menudo" joint on the prem
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
PRETTY ROBES FOR CHILD.
FisnneIettes in Blue and Pink Make
 Attractive Garments.

Comfortable apd easily made bath robes are always the most desirable, and one shown for child has long, graceful lines to commend 1t The long sleeves to the wrist mean genu- inc warmth and protection. Elder down ia light shades makes very pret- ty robes for children. They may be bound in either braid or ribbon or satin cut on the bias and laid on Ike band stitched on both sides.
 Yet for children there is nothing daintier than the lovely new flannel cites in pale blue and pink, with fig ures. and bound as suggested above. In addition to being comfortable, they can be laundered perfectly, fact which adds to their value fer ck.l. dren's bath robes The robe is made with fronts and backs and held at the waist line with cord and tassels, and at the neck with loop of cord and button.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
BONIFACE KNOCKED OUT
 IN FIGHT WITH PASTOR

SPRINGFIELD H.. May 19.-Rev. William Brandon, paste of the Meth odist Episcopal Church at Virden, III, Is not mollycoddle. Doubling Thomsses. are respectfully referred to E. Dodson. former saloon-keeper and active antagonist of the upIft of iVr- den, to shbztantiate this statement.
 Dodson's conviction that the rev crer1 gentle man has red blood flow 'ng, tN-ough his veins was impressed Ur0n him today with the ecclesiastical fisis It :w1e in a street brawl and, while this was not Of the clergyman's making. no evidence. has been intro duced to show that 1t was not to his liking.
 As spiritual adviser of his flock,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
ALABAMA RESULT SATISFIES JOHNSON Says 25 Per Cent of the Vote
 in That Southern State
 Would SatisfyH Him.

ST. PAUL, May Ex-Governor John son took his defeat in Alabama cheer. fully. He is quoted as saying it was nothing more than he expected. "l practically am unknown down there,' he said, and had I received 40 per cent of the vote I would have looked on it as quite a victory, and 25 per cent would have been complimentary. My friends tried to make me believe l would win there. was satisfied l could not. They tried to make me be heye was solid in California, but I am not so sanguine as some of my friends have been"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
GUNBOAT. TO RESCUE
 CONSUL I. p. M0FFATT
From Plague Stricken Port ot
 La Guaira.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-A plan has been determined on by the stauc and navy departments whereby Thos. P. Moffatt, consul at La Guaira, Ven ezuela, may leave the plague stricken place. All Venezuela is quarantined against La Guaira and no steamships are touching at that port.
 The gunboat Paducah, now at Viii lenstadt, will go to Porto Cabello and there get into wire communica- tion with Moffatt. When the latter is ready to leave the boat will pro ceed to La Guaira, anchor in the offing and await the arrival of the consul, who will take a small craft from the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE
 ON INJUNCTION LAW

WASHINGTON, May 19.-A Re publican conference to'be held uomor- row w~night will determine the attitude of the majority of the House toward passage this session Of a law to re- strict courts in issung injunctions, as demanded by labor leaders.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
FRAME MADE FROM CARDBOARD
Easily Fashioned Design to Hold
 Photographs.

This is a suggestion for a pretty homemade present. A sheet of stout cardboard is cut to the shape shown of a size to hold cabinet photograph. The size may be gathered from any wooden frame at hand; also the size
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20

ises, and it is thought by others, however, that the mans death was the result Of foul play.
 Bojorquez leaves wife and three children, who are residing at present in HermoEillp
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20

New York Is firmly convinced that Mir. Jerome, her reformed district at torney. has been bitten by a sleeping bug.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-20
FAIR AND COOLER.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-For Ari. zona, fair, cooler Wednesday and Thursday.