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The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

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The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

ST. Louis defeated Detroit, 4 to
2 for the third consecutive game,
HowelI's twobsse hit in the ninth
breaking the tie.
Cleveland took another game
from Chicago yesterday and the
Sox are now fifth. Walsh lost TO
Rhoades who was saved twice by
fine catches by Josh Clarke.
fhe -Atrieties again knocked
Manning out of the box and won
for coombs and vickers, 8 to ?.
The Michigan giant allowed but
one hit In the last five Innings.
Pruitt and 6urcheIl were wild at
Boston and Washington won. 8
TO o, Faikenburg pitching swell
ball In the pinehes.
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loss
BY Bis TRACKS

NEW YORK. June 27.-The direc-
tors OF the Coney Island Jockey club
today. taking the last seven days re-
ceipts as a basis, figured that the Is
days meeting. under the new anti
betting law. will cost the club $3.50.
600.
The directors said they had expect
I'D this and had prepared to meet the
losses.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
ATHLETIC COPS
GET 50 DAYS OFF

NEW YORK. June 26.-Martin
Sheridan, John J. Flanagan. and Matt
McGrath, the three police athletes.
will sail with the American Olympic
team for London tomorrow. Early
today Police Commissioner Bingham
approved the application made by
these men for 60 days leave of alb
sence.
Manager Halpin. when informed OF
the decision of the commissioner, said
that with the exception Of Dray.
Whitman and Rowe. the full team as
selected would sail on the steamer
Philadelphia tomorrow morning.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

Two-base hits-McInfyre, Crawford.
Howell. Three-base hIf-Ferrts. Sac
rince hfts-schaefer, n. Jones. stolen
bases-C. Jones, r. Jones. Bases ON
bails-On wiIIett 2. on Howell 4. First
base errors-Detroft, \. Left
bases-Detroit II. 81. Louis q. struck
out--By Niilett, ~ by Howell, Z.
Double play-Wiiletf and Rossman.
Tfme--f,50. Enthusiastically. At
tendnnce-5,7e5.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
IS BASEBALL HISTORY
ABOUT TO REPEAT?

= Can they stand the clip?
WELL. DON'T ASK JIM Nc
ALEER. FOR HE WON'T SAY \
SINGLE WORD.
Jim refuses 10 go on record
In this. his hour OF triumph and vim
dieation, McAleer remains as quiet as
a mummy in museum OF antiquity.
Does he think the Browns are play
Ing beyond their legitimate speed?
Jim refuses 10 be quoted.
Does he feel satisfied with the work
OF the men he has combined as a
working staff?
He won't say.
Does he feel that his pitching stan
IS now going IN way that promises
big things?
It's fine day If II doesn't blow Up
a rain.
In former years the Browns
wore never 90 low In the race
that the genial James did not
have q cheerful line Of talk for
lntervlewers. Now there 10 moth
Ing doing. The local scribes
can't get the situation through
lts head and keeps franticaliy wiz
Ing for some sort Of q statement
Jim turns a deaf ear. In this.
tho hour Of his lone-swaited Sue
eess. McAleer refuses to have a
elost at the expense OF his foes,
the knockers.
This Is no time for me 10 talk. "
says McAleer
And his players exchange quiet
smiles while the poor scribes vatnly
try 10 worm out OF him something in
the line OF prediction on the race.
TITS Jim's new system" explained
one of them after McAleer had sue
cessfully STAYED of the latest as
sault. He is giving his enemies a
lesson IN temperance OF talk. He'e
also following out new system that
he believes IL bringing him luck. Wait
TIL We lose few games and go kit
Ing down the steps. Then he'll com
mence 10 talk again and not before. .
Its funny system. this new wrin-
kle OF the st. Louis boss. But It
seems TO work. Just the same.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
euekIen's Arnlea saIve Wins,

Tom Moore. or Rural Route /. Coch-
ran. Ga, writes: Il had a bad sore
come on the instep OF my foot and
could find nothing that would heal II
until applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Less than half OF % cent box won
the day for me by affecting a perfect
cure" Sold under guarantee at K. G..
Kinsel's, Central Drug Co.. and Gray
& Worcester's drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
aIaek crItter Wins the Money.

CARLETON. Mich. June 26.-Black
Torngo. owned by Joseph Laduke. of
Newport, beat out White Indian.
owned by Frank McCount. Of Rock.
wood. in a match trotting race at
lockwood yesterday for a bet OF $50
a side.
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earrett PLAYS Good Ball.

Jimmy Barrett has a batting aver
age OF $50 with Providence. He has
accepted 81 out Of SO chances. stolen
five bases. and got in five assists from
the outaeld. in 20 games. Manager
Duffy says that Barrett has proved a
great help to the Providence team.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
HARVARD CREW
TO LONDON NOW

NEW LONDON, Conn. June 26.-
Victorious Harvard will send her
crimson-tipped oars to England this
year to try conclusions with the Brit
ish oarsmen at the Henley regatta.
The Harvard men reached this de-
cision Immediately after yesterdays
varsity race. Each member OF the
crew will pay his own expenses. and
they now plan TO take part In the
Olympic games as well as the Henley
events.
Yale's poor showing was a tremend-
Gus disappointment to the crowd gath.
cred at New London. Harvard out
gained the blues In the start. and
even II Griswold. the Yale stroke. had
not collapsed and quit. the race would
have gone TO the Cambridge men.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
~ PAUL n. BRuskE.

One year ago today the Detroit
baseball club returned from ST. Louis
after q disastrous series. In fourth
place with q percentage OF $50. hav-
Ing won 80 games and lost "a.
The Tigers were then IL games be-
hind the leaders. who happened TO &c
Chicago.
On Aug. they ended up their first
sensational road sprint by taking the
league lead.
On Oct the league season came
10 an end with the Tigers the cham
pions.
Today-ths -Tgsra-haye-- Xnn--S2
games and lost %.
Their percentage IL ..533.
They are now nine games behind
the leaders, who happ.n 10 be ST.
Louis. They are just finishing up a
disastrous series with the Browns.
and today's Is their farewell game on
their home park for virtually month,
their return being scheduled for July
-.
3 ?7Y
OR. IN OTHER WORDS, is HIS
TORY GOING TO REPEAT?
N II 10 In the cards. the local
prldss are just two games better
on before that sprint, than they
were last season and ought 70
rsach the pinnacle q bit sooner
that's all.
~ any rate, there seems seant
cause for the supporters Of the
champions 70 fly into a panic.
Also, II 10 some consol atlon 70
recall that the Browns were lick
inq them year ago with Just
90 much apparent ease as they
have exhibited In the three games
which are freshest In the memoir
lee Of the local fans.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
Pfttsburg. 10. ST. Louis. 1.
Chicago. s. Cincinnati. 8.
New York. 2. Boston. 0.
Today's Games.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburg at ST. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
And it's farewell today.

For the last time until away along
IN July the Tiger fans will have an
opportunity to cut loose. In all prob
ability Wild Bill Donovan will lug
his unbeaten record into the box with
him out at the park this afternoon.
1umor round the Cadillac has II that
NcAleer IL going TO send RUDE Wad-
dell out to the firing line In an effort
to repeat the dose which he handed
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
important Changes In Time, Michigan
Central r. r.

Effective June 2sth. important
changes will be made In train service.
For full particulars consult ticket
agents. WA
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
Miles College Wants Game.

Miles college has an open date for
Sunday and would like to hear from
some strong team. Mohawks or Gar
field A. c. preferred. c. II. Daven-
port. manager. 92 Lysander-st Home
phone City 4143-R.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

The event 10 combination OF en-
durance run and race. the controls
being laid out in such way that
they are supposed TO be entered oy
each contestant at rate which will
compel the cars TO travel at the speed
limit In force through the country
traversed
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
AUTOS OFF ON
CENTURY RUN

Eleven cars left Detroit early this
morning on the annual century run
OF the Automobile club OF Detroit.
The run was out Woodward-ave. 10
Pontiac. Orion and back. by way OF
Pennington 70 the clubs house al
Pine lake. where the annual formal
opening OF the organization will take
place.
e. s. George former winner OF the
event. In a Packard was the hrst 10
get away
Following was the order OF the
start:
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
81. Louis, 4. Detroit. ?.
Cleveland. a. Chicago, 2
Washington. s. Boston, o..
Philadeiphia. 6; New York. 2.
Tcdsy's Games.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
New York ~ Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
Burroughs w. Michigan centrsIs.

The Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
team will play the Michigan Centrals
at the Burroughs grounds Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock On Aug. l the
Burroughs will meet the d, A. c. in
what is likely TO prove a game for
the Championship OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

Business-iike Printins. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing CO., Is
John R--st, Phone 1S9s.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
That finished matters.

But there is no denying the fact
that the Browns are playing grand
ball. They have lost but three games
out OF Is and all these were TO Bos-
ton which Was the most fortunate OF
the eastern clubs in catching the wes-
tern gang of its stride.
Their veteran pitching stan was
never working better They are a
worthy opponent for anyoocy's CLUB
right now. as has been demonstrated
by their work against Cleveland and
Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
westphaiIans' Annual OUTING.

The Westphalia Schuetzen- Bund an
nounces Its thirty-sixth annual shoot.
ing tournament and prize bowling at
It's park. on the Gratiot road. Sunday
and Monday. June % and 90 There
will be shooting Sunday from l TO 5
and on Monday from / TO 4:S0.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

the champions on Thursday, with
Mullin pitching.
The Tiges claim that the Reuben
was lucky 10 get away with 1t as he
did.
Donovan against Waddell.
Whoop. Hooroo, Siccem. Tige.
As In the preceding game OF the
series. yesterdays went the ST. Louis
way only after a most exciting sort or
combat in which luck In the shape
OF punched hits was all on the side
OF the visitors.
Willett pitched very creditable
sort OF a game. but two hits by bats
men who don't usually do such things
changed the result or the contest
from what might have been Detroit
victory.
The Tlges had the Browns I 20
0 for six innings and then VIII
lett walked a man and allowed a
hit. 1obe Ferris who can hit
straight one mile then GOT his
bat against one that came over
In a groove and whaied IL between
Mcintyre and Crawford for
clean cripple, scoring himself
moment later on an infeid out.
Errors by Hartzeil In right let
the Tlges tie il up and then, az
ter another hit and pass. with
two out. Harry Howell. the
Browns pitcher. got ball r,uch
like the one Ferris HE. and
spanked II over third base for
double.
That finished mattars
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
0NWIS OUT Of
THE BIC STAKE

Joe Gahagan. one OF the prominent
trainers OF harness horses OF the mid
die west. was In Detroit Friday, ar
ranging for the shipment OF his string
from Toledo 10 the State Fair
grounds. He has a string OF nearly a
dozen this year, among them several
stake candidates. Onwis. his star trot-
ter. has been declared out OK all his
stake engagements. however. includ-
ing the 2:l2 trot in Detroit. and seat
home to Findlay. The stallion went
lame before Gahagan had worked
him faster than three minutes. He
will be fred and turned out.
Manufacturers' League Card.
The following is the schedule for
Saturdays games in the Manufactur-
ers' league:
Fords VS.. williams Bros. Highland
park. p. m.
Morgan & Wright VS.. Russell Wheel
G. Foundry, two games. Jefferson and
LaEay. p. m.
PARTICIPANTS VS.. Bulls. kercheyal
grounds, p. m.
Burroughs VS.. Michigan Bolt G. Nut.
Burroughs grounds. 2 .. m.
Cherries Need a Picker.
The Cherries would like games for
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
Manufacturers League Card.

Cherries Need a Picker.
The Cherries would like games for
Sunday afternoons. Address Ed. Din
geman, 290 Fourth-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

Job Printing done right. Times Print-
tag Co.. is John r. at. Phone l+9s.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-08-14

Governor Geo. l.. Sheldon and many state
officials lending their presence both in
the parade and on the platform
Never before had Lincoln's streets and
buildings had such a gala appearance
never had the pFofusion Of banners:
streamers. bunting and photographs
flashed forth TO dazzle the eyes Of the
myriads Of visitors
0 street was riot Of eolors. Around
the mutulated Taft banner a crowd Of
curious visitors were always clustered.
The banner was almost the first point Of
interest noted by the visitors. The route
Of the parade carried Bryan directly under
the banner but no notice Of the fact was
taken by him or his party Before the
notification and acceptance speeches were
delivered, Chairman Mack, presiding Off
Ger. called upon Kern 10 make speech.
Kern responded in a few felIcitious re-
marks In which he gave unstinted praise
FOR the -partisansliip Character Of the
exercises. The speech Of Bryan concluded
the ceremonies and he and Kern retired
to the capitol building where they held a
public reception.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-08-14
BELLAMY REFUSES
DETECTIVE AID
county Seat Fight In Creek County
Being Waged Today
Detectives Removed.

Oklahoma City. Okla, Aug i2-From
Bristow one Of the contestants IN the
aounty seat fight in Creek county, comes
q report that sixty detectives from Okla
homa City, Wichita. Dallas and Fort Smith
have been sent into the county TO assist
the local authorities in maintaining order
today, the day of election.
Threatening demonstrations in Sapulpa
and Kiefer yesterday afternoon have
heightened the fear Of serious trouble and
the governor was called upon for military
aid.
The application was denied, Acting
Governor Bellamy sending word he be-
lieved the county authorities would be able
TO preserve order.
Ten detectives from Oklahoma City
under Sam Bartell. were ordered out Of
the county by Sheriff H. C. King, Of Sa-
pulpa, under threats Of arrest Deputy
sheriGfs are instructed to remove Other
detectives or jail them.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-08-14
SEVERAL FREIGHT
CARS IN DITCH
Brakeman Badly Skinned But Not
Seriously Inquired Trafhc
Tied up For Hours

A bad wreck Of freight train occurred
on the Frisco few miles east Of town
about ABS yesterday afternoon, and traf-
fie on that road has been badly tied up
since. The night passenger trains were
detoured around by 0swego and trains
number 409 and as due here about
midnight arrived about 7 o'clock this
morning.
The train wrecked was the fast freight
due here at 4:35 p m. Two cars left
the track and turned completely over and
nine or ten other cars were derailed. and
the track was badly torn up.
A breakman was riding in an empty
street car was severely shaken up and re-
eeived several bruises but was not
seriously injured The wreck was report
ed cleared about $50 this morning.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-08-14
McRUIRE FACTION WIN IN
GUARDIANSHIP CONTEST
REPUBLICANS CHOOSE NORRIS
Wagner Jim Selected to Care For
Republican Campaign Fund
Guthrie Man Beats Gillette
Over Hunter Faction

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. l2--Naming
Joseph Norris, Of Guthrie, chairman; II. G.
House Of Marietta, secretary and james
Harris, Of Wagner, treasurer the newly
elected republican state committee COM
pleted the important part Of its organiza-
ton here last night and took an adjourn
ment until today when the various conn
mittees win be selected and plans laid
for launching the campaign.
The various aspects Of the committee
meeting, over which interest has center
ed for several days, was as changeable
from the time Of It's convention here un-
Ill the final selection was made, as the
colors Of the chameleon.
For while il looked like Walter FaI-
well Of Muskogee, would be- elected, but
the Muskogee man was not insistent for
the place and through various COM
promises, engineered largely by Congress-
man Bird Mcclure the fight finally sim
mered down between Judge Frank Gillette,
Of Fl Reno. backed by a new combination,
styled the unter-Flynn-Sssion- meade fac
ton ard Joe Norris, Of Guthrie, chairman
Of the first district congressional commit
tee and successful manager Of the Nc
CURE campaign In the last election re-
suItine IN the defeat Of Gillette by vote
36 10 25.
Judge c. NJ Campbell. Of Ardmore,
early withdrew from the race as did also
judge George r Walker
James r. Cottineham. Of Guthrie and
Mcclure controlled the situation. The re-
suit was a stab at Hunter more than any
thing else
The state headquarters viii probably
be located IN Guthrie the home Of Norris
and incidentally N ne fret congressional
district
The state convention win also meei
here today. It Is expected vice-Presi-
Dental Candidate james Sherman oi
New York, win be here.
c. T. Creager Of MuskoeeU republican
nominee for congress- IN the Third disuici
has chosen L. F Cain Of checotah - sec.
aetary, and T. A. Chandler Of VlnIta az
campaign MANAGER
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ADMR News.

Too much politics is worse than none.
o. P Benee was IN from his farm Sat
urdag.
Corn is king hese and hay is next 10 the
throne.
Deputy Marshall aiagers was in Adair
Monday.
Very little interest was taken in tie
primary here
Sam L Green was in from his farm
near Island Ford Monday
c. Z. Medcall viIl be here from Califor-
MIA the first Of September
a cur load Of wagons we're unload'i
here Saturday for Sam Zeno
The lecture al the C P Church Friday
night vas said to be no GOOD
Mrs. Dodson Of Muskoeee was visiting
in Adair Friday and Saturday
A.. NJ. Fishbaek the big farmer from The
west side vas IN town Saturday.
The young folks Of John Warren enter
tanned their friends Saturday evening.
Commodore Brock of The Brock Mer
Co. was seventy-eight years old sunday.
Editor Masterson. Marshal Gvod and
others returned from an outing lest even
ing.
Mrs G w Trout Of Big Cabin was IN
Adair Saturday in the interest Of the n.
F. Church.
Prof. Redman returned home from kel-
SO Monday eyening Ia time to take II
the show
WI Z. little brought IN load Of pro-
duce Saturday and bought -four Of those
fine white Wyandoifs roosters Of Mrs.
aartin
Miss Dora Wriaht daughter oi Ms.
and Mrs VIII Wright Of Vinita is VISITING
her uncle Gee Benge
Aug. II 0s.
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Lincoln Neb., Aug. i3-under the burn
ing rays Of an almost tropical SUM- and in
the presence of a vast assemblage which
cheered him TO the echo, Bryan yesterday
afternoon received from Henry D. Clayton
Of Alabama, the frmal notification Of
his nomination for the presidency Of the
United State.
His nomination for the third time, he
declared in his speech Of acceptance,
could only be explained by the substan-
tial and undisputed growth in the princi-
pies and politics for which he,with null
titude Of others. had contended, AS
these principles and politics he said
have given me whatever political
strength possess The action Of the con
vention not only renews my faith in them
but strengthens my attachment to them.
The ovation accorded Bryan as he rode
through the streets y Lincoln on the way
20 the state capitol where the exercises
we're held. was nonparlisan IN character.
Il vas the homage Of citizens Of west
ern city Of the plains toward a distin-
euished neiehbor Almost the entire re-
publican administration vas represented.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-08-14
Vault of Bank of Alton Opened Early Today
Friends of Missing Cashier Fear Foul Play
Banks Affairs Seem in Good Shape
Reynolds wGs last seen About
9O'clOck Sunday Night

caused among the friends Of the missing
man over the fear Of foul play
No plausible reason for the disappear
ance has been formulated. The bank Of
ficials and Rowe Cromwell the step
son Of Mr.. Reynolds are completely at sea
as to his whereabouts. A delieent search
is being made to get some trace of Rey-
nolds and his friends are still hoping that
today viii bring the missing one back,
with full explanation. AS Mr., Reynolds
was not drinking man the theory ad-
vanced that he was on protracted spree
was exploded before 1t was hardly afoat
The great fear among his friends is that
he has been murdered,
The deposits in this bank are protected
by the guaranty law and state bank
examiner Gordon Of Tulsa was instructed
to 60 to Alton to assist the bank through
it's difficulty
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-08-14
SAPULPA WINS CREEK
COUNTY CONTEST.

Sapulpa, Aug. 13,--The election today
definitely decided that the county seat of
Creek county is Sapulpa, AZ late hour
last night the returns indicate that
Sapulpa has majority Of 800 or 900
votes. The figures now show that Sapulpa
has 2i00 votes against SOC for
Bristow. bat seven precincts not yet
heard from are expected to change the
count in Bristow's favor by something
like 400 votes. cutting down Sapulpa'
majority from the present figures The
precincts not yet reported lie in the
extreme western portion and are conced'
ed to 80 nearly solid for Bristow.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-08-14
eovERNos's PETITION BEFORE
SUPREME COURT OF STATE
REsG.T OF CUSTER SUIT
sovernOr Seeks to Prove Attorney
General in Without Authority
to Instigate Suit Against
The Oil Company

I Guthrie. Ok, Aug. 1.-THE case in which
Eovernor Charles N. Haskell seeks writ
pf prohibition to restrain Judge Houston
bf the district court Of Logan county and
attorney General Charles j. West from
Eproceedine with the case filed by West
Against the Prairie Oil and Gas Company
lA0 oust il from the state and restrain Il
Nom building q pipe line, was argued in
de supreme court yesterday.
K Attorney General West contended that
Governor Haskell had no right to seek a
writ Of prohibition and thereby deny the
: Jurisdiction of the lower court when he
Aad voluntarily sought its jurisdiction
Me declares that the constitutions of
twenty-five states of the Union have the
identical wording Of the Oklahoma con-
lsttution, stating that the supreme execu-
hlive power Of the state shall be vested IN
Isthe governor but that ten Of these ex-
gpressIy take away from the governor the
Night TO even institute suits independents
lly Of the attorney general.
I o. T. Smith and A. c, Cruce, attorneys
Dior governor Haskell. contended that no
where IN the constitution is the attorney
general given any authority except TO ap-
pear before the corporation commission
and 10 do such duties as may be assign
ed 70 him by statute.
They a,so contended that the words
supreme executive power carry with
them discretionary power Of the governor
to order a suit brought or dismissed ever
though brought by the attorney general
The court will not hand down an opinion
fer several days.