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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30
How They finished
On ik Grand Circuit

2l5 PACE: PURSE $1,000 IN ..
Arthur J.. b. X. by Eugene
Ross, dam by Happy Medium 4,
s,s ss'2 Pstssen. blk. ii. lsnowj.. 2
Miss Castle. hr. IN. tCastle)... J
Shadeland Nutlear. b. h.
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Time-2OsL 2:07a. 2:Os,
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURE
ERS' STAKE; 10000; 2:24 TRoT--
TN HEATS
spanish Queen; ,; m, ,,s sy
pance. fsy Wilkes Boy
Alceste, br. M. by Jay.
Bird. dam by Baron
wilkes tGeers) ann,
iCamara- Lottie Day. by
Disputant DEAN 49,.
Bonnie WAY. b. m. LA .
vandetta. 6r n. tMcCar-
Florence &. br.m. Draw
Tim TIne-s:os; s:ciA s:os; 2o7A;
2lc TRoT; PURSE $1,000 IN 9.
Hamburg Belle. b. m. by AK
worthy Sally simmons, by
simmons (Andrews) ,...... J
Sterling Mckinney. b. h.. by
Mex inney (ShuleTD .........
Susie NJ br. IN. tColhy) .......
Chimes Bell. w. IN. (Titer) -.
Mimic oh n. "a p. McDonald) \ s .
Gold Bur, CHI z. (Essery) 49,. :
DonaIdC '............1.. 2 : dr
Nochester. b. h. tGeers) .... ) ds
Time-9:O5h 2:it: 2:07h.
2:Os PACE. PURSE $1,000 IN 3.
Red Bow b. m. by Redheld- Capt
tole, BY Arrowood (McMahon)
Charley Hal b. &. tSnowD ......, .
Brenda Yorke. b. m. (Nuckols)
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Leslie Waterman. CHI. z. GA. Nc
DonaldD ........... ......... .
Raoul w. b. z. Oh. WILSON, ....e
william c.. br. q. murphy .....lO .
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Shaughran. b. e. CGeersl, ....... .
Major Brine, blk. h. Richie) .... > DIS
Arrow. b. <. (CoX) ,..............d
Time-2:04L 2:05.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30
EXPERTS GIVE
KELLY A CHANGE

SAN FRANCISCO. July 30.-Chams
pion Stanley Ketchell and Huge Kelly,
OF Chicago. who battle Friday night.
will begin to cut down in their train
ing work tomorrow. Although Kelly
looks slender when compared with
Ketchell. he has made a good impress
sion on those who have seen him at
work.
Referee Welch saw Kelly spar yes
terday, the Chicagoan putting In a
few rounds for his benefit. There Is
little betting at TO ! on the result,
but considerable coin has been wag-
cred at even money that Ketchell viii
win In Is rounds. KetcheH stopped
boxing yesterday but will do gym
and road work today.
The market quotations against keL
ly today are 10 TO on general re-
suits, and even money that he would
not answer the bell for the sixteenth
round.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30

WILD BILL GOES SCOUTING:
LISTEN TO HIS TALE OF WOE

comrades. he has never yet seen an
ambitious youngster~ really looked
good enough TO displaee any OF them.
The astounding part OF IL all has
been the fact that Bill has never yet
gone wrong. Last year the manage
ment sent him TO Utica 10 look over
Pitcher SchlitZer, who, at last ao-
counts was still with the Athletics.
Bill came back as usual. shaking his
head. Confidentially he remarked that
sending out a pitcher to recommend
youth who might some day take his
Job, looked like peculiar policy. How
ever, Schlitzer wouldn't do. The Ath-
letics nabbed him. The Tigers have
knocked him out OF the box three
times and he was one OF the promin-
ent factors in that American league
records of 81 hits for 80 bases which
the Tigers hung up In Philadelphia re-
Gently.
Mr.. Navin was bit skeptical about
Schiller from the start Otherwise,
Wild Bill wouldn't have been the scout
selected TO watch him work.
However. this is getting away from
the SUBJECT In mana.
Wild Bill has been out again.
II came TO Mr. Navin's ears that
there was an alleged phenom OF some
sort on Bobby loves Grand Rapids
Central league team. The rumor
sounded fshy. Wild Bill was ordered
TO take the road with Grand Rapids as
his destination. He grabbed the rat
tier and was gone from town for the
space OF 36 hours. Travel-stained and
weary he again returned 10 DetrSit.
At Mr.. Navin's office Bill appeared
10 deliver his report
You look disgusted." commented
the magnate as Bill entered. Confident
OF the verdict, Mr.. Navin rubbed his
hands with an I-told-you-so sort of an
air.
II am disguised. never saw so
little that interested me on a trip OF
this kind In my life" replied the eff
ficlent scout.
Visions OF ball game In which the
phenom has struck out three lines
with the bases loaded, fitted through
Mr.. Navin's head.
What sort OF game did he play?
inquired the magnate. gloating over
what was To come.
"Damflno." replied Bill. "Bob's team
was playing at Evansville yesterday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30
Grand Trunk Railway System, An.
nual Excursions Thursday.
AUGUST 9Th.

ST. Lawrence river from Toronto or
Kingston at small additional ex-
pense. All tickets valid via Niagara
Falls. Final limit IL days.
City Ticket office. 124 Woodward.
ave. phone M39.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30

tanced her. and won the s2,00 his own
er had wagered on his chances. As IL
was he went silly mile In 2;l4.
Well. a lot OF that Minor Heir money
is in circulation again. The winners
on the c. OF c. went to the other Dean
horse in the NJ. q vi.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
PUtsburg ), Brooklyn o.
Chicago s. Boston o.
New York I. 81. Louis o.
Cincinnati 4. Phillies 2
rodey's Games.
ST Louis at New York
Pittshurg At Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
II Louis g.. Athletics T.
Boston a. ~Cleveiand 2
Todny's Games.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Athletics at ~. Louis.
job Printing done right Times PrInt.
tag CO.. Is John R-st Phone 1925. %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30

Job Pri.tfng done right Times Print.
tag Co.. Is John R-st Phone 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30
M. c. Team After Games.

The Michigan Centrals have Aug. 1
open and would like to hear from
VAUDEVILLE. Mt Clemens. wyandotte.
st. Clair or any other fast local anna
teur team in regard to this date.
Would also like to hear from ID. A. c.
In regard to a game for some week
day, Aug. 7th preferred. For games
address c. Niepoth, 1854 Military-ave.
or phone South 81 and ask for Harry
Reed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30
Sporting Note5

There are ~ power boats entered In
the Electric Park regatta, TO be held
Saturday.
Port Huron will probably hang mp So
900 for q harness meeting in October,
To supplement the recent snort snip
circuit AFFAIR.
Manager McLaRerty OF the Flint club
slugged Umpire Overmeyer at Ian
olds gets him!
Mamie Riley again. Al Cadillac this
time. She - right now close to- q
2:O5 PAGER Look out for her on the
Grand Circuit next year,
schoIes, of Canada, was defeated In
the diamond sculls at Henley yester-
day. Kerr IL about the only cham
pion the Canucks have left.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30

Trcumseh has been waiting for wfn-
ming streak To come along, making a
flag raising appropriate but decided
To delay no longer yesterday and
lung the Southern Michigan pennant
Ia the breeze.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30
Not For Jim.

NEW YORK. July 30.-Jim Jeffords
will not meet Jim Stewart tonight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30

Queen, winner OF second money. took
only two heats OF the event and lost
the last two 10 Alceste. gave them
pain when the event, according TO
agreement was terminated with plenty
OF time left 10 race of another heat
which would surely have gone TO AL
costa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30

2l5 PACE: PURSE $1,000
Arthur J.. b. X. by Eugene
Ross, dam by Happy Medium
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-30

However. the great majority OF the
public went away satisfied that the
best race horse in the field had taken
home the biggest check
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-08-03

after that memorable incident on the
Damascus road was one that would
glorify and honor God The apostle of
the Gentiles left a record that we NAV
know what he was So it is with every
Christian man. We know him by what
he is doing.
The Christian man IS possibly doing
many things that he should not do;
many branches, possibly, have been
grated into his life Therefore. possi-
bly, some bad fruit is being yielded. We
must, however, go back to the fund.-
mental, dig deep and find the real
man; prune off the spurious branches
and get the fruit of the real Christian.
He may be doing many things that che
non-Christian man is doing, in the way
OF morality, but on the other hand he
Is doing many things, thinking of many
things and praying for many things
that the non-Christian had never
dreamed of. The Christian has been
quickened by the renewing power of
Jesus Christ. He has been made anew,
and he Is a different man. You may
find many things in his life that are
not admirable, but eliminate and look
at the other side; add up both columns.
balance accounts and see if you can
not find a stamp of the real Christian.
Whatever a man is, in whatever
sphere he exists. you know him by the
product he produces. You see drunken
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-08-03
RESPECT OF THE LAW
INCUMBENT UPON ALL
Resident of Mesa Cites Results When
This Is Thurst Aside.

IAN eastern physician says, that if
it were not for microbes we could not
live. other physicians state that if it
were not for microbes we would not
die The thing to do is to go ahead
and pay no attention to what the doc
tors say"
The above quotation plainly hints
at disrespect for doctors and the med
ical fraternity. Now, how about the law
and the lawyers? Is not every lawyer
pledged to respect the law before he
is admitted to the bar? Should he not
be the last man to show disrespect to
any law, be it municipal or otherwise?
law breaker is a malefactor be he
night rider in Kentucky. or a lawyer
in Phoenix OF the two, the night
the law is less demoralizing than would
be disrespect of the law when display
ed BIZ judge or attorney.
The law-abiding people in the Unit
ed States are in the majority and such
disrespect of the law as displayed by
night riders serves to bring about a
more rigid enforcement of the law,
but what is the effect when disrespect
if displayed by a judge or attorney.
The law-abiding element is disheart-
ened. What is the use of law"
This question has been asked more
times than one, and in more places than
one. The man that asks the question
is against his will and judgment half
an anarchist. So soon as another asks
the question anarchy grows. The peo
pie of Mesa City are of the awabid-
ing class. Proof of this was demon
strated not long since. The municipal
laws were violated one night by gun
firing and much noise. No one knew
who the law breakers We're. The only
thing to be done was to arrest by pub
lication," so a card was put in the
evening paper, requesting the law
breakers to appear for trial. Promptly
the next morning about a half dozen
young men tipped their hats to the
presiding justice, plead guilty and paid
their fine.
Will these young men do this agar?
MOI They are being educated, and by
whom? Do the buns, hoodoes and
renegades teach them not to respect
the law against their pecuniary inter- |
ests? No. they are too self-respecting |
to take advice from that class.
The law of Mesa City fOrbids riding |
or driving through the city limits at |
a speed rate greater than eight miles
per hour. This law and other laws had |
been respected till lawyer of Phoenix |
drove through the town at rate of
speed estimated at not less than forty |
miles per hour.
The officers of the town undertook |
to enforce the law to the best of their !
ability. With what result? They are |
the town and its laws are |
treated with contempt. The lawyer |
makes no denial of violating the law.
His every move. though, is a lesson to
the Justice, to the constable, the town
officers and the law-abiding citizens 4
Of Mesa. "Arresting by publication"
or otherwise, has become absoletem in
Mesa. ID. D. SMITH.
Mesa, A. T., July 81, 1908.