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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Ell Hon. L. Bradford Prince,
ex.juez superior de la corte su
prema de Nuevo Mexico, y ex'
g0bernador del territorio, ha side
nomiuado por los Republicans
de los condados de Rio Arriba y
San j lan comosu candidate para
miembro del Consejo de la Trige-
sima Octava Asamblea Legislati
va por votaci0n unanime. Las
convenciones regulares de CON
dado de ambos condados, que
componen ell distrito, le dieron su
nomination unanime.
Eel Gobernador Prince es un
ciudadano que tiene mucha como.
ciencia y es muy conocido en- TODD
81 territorio, pero mas especial
mente en- los condados de Santa
F6 y Rio Arriba, donde reside de
pie Ell la huerta de Prince, al nor
tie de Espanola, y en- los condados
de Taos Y San Juan.
La election del ex-gobernador
Prince a la importante posicioD
para que es candidate esta cierta,
y Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc alegra
mucho de presentar una rese1a
de su vida y carrera para que ell
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico en- gene
raj y los de su distrito Legislative
en- particular, ruedan estar al
tanto de su notable y a~fortunada
carrera como hombre p1blico y
Official Y no olviden el esplendido
trabajo que ha hecho durante los
rs amos pasados para 81 adelanto
progreso del territorio.
Eel ex-gobernador Prince ha
sido prominente en- tantas name
ras diversas que es impossible dar
resena complete de SD carrera.
En- IN tempo fue a la vez presi-
dente de la Sociedad Historical, la
Sociedad de Horticultural, del Ne
w Mt .tl #Z
gociado de Immigration, del cuer-
pc de Regentes del Colegio de
Agriculture y de la Camara de
Concrete de Santa Fe. Ha sido
presidente en- diyersas sesiones
de tres grandes congresses del
oeste, 81 Trans Misisiplano, el de
irrigacl6n y q. Minero, y SO con
sidera que no tiene superior como
parlamentario al poniente del
Misisipl. Veintiocho afios ba sldo
miembro de la convention gene
raj episcopaliana. Ha pronuncia-
do discursos en- todas las ciu-
dades de alguna importancia en-
los Estados Unidos, de Boston a
San Francisco, excepto Pittsburg
Y Seattle. Pertenece a muchas
sociedades patri6ticas yhaescrito
libros, folletos, articulos, etc,
sobre muchas materials diversas.
Pero ahora hablaremos 1nica-
mente en- relaci0n al desempeno
de u deberes como juez supe-
rior de Ia corte suprema>d de Nue.
vO Mexico, gobernador del terri
torio por cnatro amos, miembroI
de la convention constitutional
en- 1889, y como ciudadano quel
desde Ell dia que lego a Nuevo
Mexico y Sc resento aqui ha ocu-
pado IN lugar prominente en- ira
bajo bueno y util por ell bien del
pueblo en- general, para obtener
estado ) traer capital q inmigra-
sion al territorio.
Registro Espien6ido Como Juez
Superior.
Su registro como juez superior
por tres amos y medic probo que
era IN juez capaz, ~valeroso 8 i'm
parcial. Durante Ell periodic que
ocup6 tan elevada posici6n 81
curse de la justicia mejoro mucho,
las causas fueron despachadas y
Ia ley y 10 justicia aplicadas inn
parcialmente, Sus decisiones fue-
ron uniformemense correctas en-
ley y basadas sobre ley, hechos VI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
crimen Atroz

En- 81 campo militar de Emmet
Crawford, ACADIA de pasar un
hecho tan salvajs, que ha pro-
'vocado la indignation pdblica al
grado de ser inminente IN lincha-
miento. Cerca del campo un of
cial escoltaba q una jovencita
impdber cuando fue asaltada por
trienta y dos soldados de un
regimiento, de los cuales
"yeintiseis 'abusaron bestialmen-
to de la infortunada criatnra
habiendo quedado tirada ircons-
cienteyconatroces magulladuras,
La.autoridad obra.ya en- este case
y So espera que 81 castigo de los
criminales sera terrible.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

evidencia. Dimiti0 como uez
superior a causa dc que era can
didato al congreso. Sinti6 que
era una question politica delicada
Ell que un Official judicial del mas
alto tribunal del territorio no re-
tuviera IN puesto judicial mien-
tras era candidate para VI EN-
pleo polftico, y por ESQ tan luego
Icomo anuncio su candidatura di.
mitio del empleo. Esta acci6n
fue acertada y correcta, y des-
pues de la lucha por delegado en-
1882, que fu6 triangulada y en- la
cual obtuvo una mayoria absolute
sobre el otro candidatu, mas An
tonic Joseph, Ell candidate Demo
crata, recibio una pluralidad, Sc
manifesto que su retro fu6 sen
sato y propio. X hoy despues
del trascurso de % amos, Sc adj
mite generalmente por aquellos
que recuerdan las circumstances
|que aunque debilit0 So posicion
polftica hizo 10 que convenia en- Ell
tempo propio.
AL ser elegido Ell Presidente
Harrison fue nombrado goberna-
dor del territorio en- 1889 y sirvi6
cuatro amos en- ese empleo. Fue
uno de los m~ejores gobernadores
que Nuevo Mexico ha tenido ja-
mas v bajo su administration ell
territorio hizo s andes adelantos
en- toda direction propia, muchas
|leyes s~aludables fueron pasadas,
la administration fue honesta y
|efectiva y todos los asuntos lega-
les fneron conducidos con diplo-
macia, eiciencia y estricta aten-
Ici6n a los derechos del pueblo.
Dej6 ell empleo cuando una admi
nistracion Democratic bsj oG rover
t
Cleveland, sustituy6 a la Repu-
blicana.
La ciencia p Utica Su Esp.cia-
1idad.
La ciencia politica siempre ha
sido sn especialidad. Escribi6
arifculos politicos v recibio un
vote de gracias de Ia reorganization
local Republicans en- Flushing,
lugar de su r~esidencla, clando
solamente tenia 16 amos dc edad.
Antes de lIegar q su mayoria an
daba hacienda discursos politicos
por Abraham Lincoln. En- 1868
fue miembro de la convention
nacional que nomino primera vez
a Grant, y de nuevo de la que
nomiu6 a Hayes. Sirvio %cincol
sucesivos en- la asamblea
de Nueva York siendo elegido en-
distritos fuertemente Dem0cra-
tas, y dos veces no tuvo oposi-
cion. Fue presidente de la conf
sion judicial que acus6 a jaeces
corruptos en- Nueva York en-
1872, En- 1876 iu6 electo senador
del estado en- I'm distrito mny
Democratic corriendo $500 votos
adelante de su boleta. En- 1878
no quiso aceptar varios empleos
le importancia que 10 ofreciercr,
pero por fin admiti6 ell de gober-
nador de Nuevo Mexico por soli-
,itaci61 urgente de la admins
tracion, despues de haberlo re-
nusado dos veces. Como juez
superior two su cargo la mitad
)el territorio al norte disponien-
10 en- tres amos y medic de 1924
;ausas civiles y |, 1928 criminales,
iejando limpio 81 reper tor!o 4 su
successor. Sin ninguDa remunera-
ion del territorio hizo una reco-
silaci6n de las leyes de Nuevo
Mexico, Ia cual paso por varias
sdiciones, slendo por algunos
mos la autoridad reconocida. En-
$3.50 fue otra vez gobernador sir (,
algo mas de cuatro amos. /
Ia efciencia y pureza de aquella
administration son bien conoci
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

dos. Fu6 inaugurado q sistema
moderno de escuelas pdblicas y
organizadas las instituciones SUI
periores de educaci6n, sc consi-
gul6 81 tan deseado tribunal de
de terrenos, Sc comenz6 a pagan
Ia deuda pdblica la prosperidad
prevalecla en- todas parties.
Fue uno de los promotores
principales de la reforna del
servicio civil, cooperando en- su
propagation con George Williams
Curtis y Dorman B.. Eaton. Rs
uno de los pocos hombres publ
cos que han tenido experience
en- los tres ramos, legislative,
Judicial y executive, del goJierno,
|Craduado de la Isscue,a de Leyes,
AL graduar de la Escuela de
Leyes Columbia gan6 81 primer
premio en- ciencia politica y 81
grade de L. L. d. Cum lande'
con honor especial. Desde
entonces ha recitido Ell grade de
Doctor de Leyes del ColegioK Ken
yon en- Ohio y del Colegio de CO.
dorado.
En- cuanto 4 asuntos constitu-
cionales, ell primer libro que es-
cribio fu6 sobre la constitution
de los Estados Unidos, titulado
la constitution VS.. los Artfcu-
los de Confederation, publicado
en- 1868. Esto obtuvo el mas alto
endosamiento de los Presidentes
Fillmore, Garfield y Arthur y de-
muchos otros personajes emf
nentes.
Fuer { Abogado de Estado.
BESIDE Ell principle ha sido un
sostenedor consistente del estado
para Nuevo Mexico. Fu6 su pri-
mer favorecedor declarado des.
pues del fracaso del proyecto
Elkins en- 1875. En- cartas al
New York Tribune y al Mail and
Express reclamo ell estado como
IN derecho yarguyo la capacidad
Y merecimientos de Nuevo Mexi-
90 para asumirlo, en- fecha tan
Bemprana como 1884. Solo en-
5ocorro y Las Cruces, y con ell
Juez Axtell en- Silver City, hizo|
rezonar las primeras notas de la
1ueva campafa, y luego despues
lue la convention de 1889 1890l
labia hecho su obra, en- la Ultima
semana antics de que Sc votara
la constitution, termino la
:ampana en- ell debate collective
ION los Sres. Childers y Fergus
ION en- Las Vegas y Cerrillos, "
N la gran junta final en- Albu-
Iuerque.
Su carta Official a la comisi6n
senado sobre territories, fe-
:hada JUNO de 1892, fu6 la pri.
nera exposition sistematica de
os hechos y argumentos en- favor
le estado, y ha sido la fuente de
Information de donde Sc han
'urtido mas todos los discusses
escritos subsecuentes. BESIDE
'nt6nces ha insistido cada ano en-
Trans Misisipiano en- la
.dopci6n de una resolution favo
eciendo estado. y ha %pronuncia
o dlscursos ALA que han alcan
ado 8 infiuido a TODD Ell oeste.
Emin sntemente califc sdo.
Ea suma, seria difcil de encon-
rar en- ninguna parte del pals un
Iombre que este melor caliticado
ara 81 propio y eticaz desempe-
q de los deberes de un miembro
Ia asambIea Legislative venide-
a, 8 uno que este meJor informa
o oque sepa mas acerca de Ia
ondiciones en- Ell territorio, de
IS leyes y estatutos nuevos que
on necesarios, d. la enmienda y
orrecci6n de tales como estan
bora en- los estatutos que son
lnecesariOS 8 no estau confOr. ,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

suscrIbanss al Nuevo MexIcano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

La Sumd, Serla ul1cll de 0ncOn'
trar en- ninguna parte del pals ur
hombreq que este melor caliticadc
para 81 propio y eticaz desempe'
no de los deberes de un miembrt
de Ia asamblea Legislative venide-
"a, 8 uno que este meJor informa'
do oque sepa mas acerca de Ia
condolences en- ell territorio, de
las leyes y estatutos nuevos que
son necesarios, d. la enmienda y
correction de tales como estan
ahora en- los estatutos que son
innecesarios 8 no estan confor
mes con ell espiritu moderno de
la ley 8 nuevas condolences y me-
didas administrative que han
surgido durante las dos decadas
recientes de los muchos ygran
des cambios en- 10 que toca q po-
pnlaci6n, riqueza, ferrocarriles y
asuntos de escuela, que Sc han
verifcado en- 81 Territorio, Ell
ex gobernador Prince es un ami
go fuerte y arme de las escuelas
pdblicas. Es tambien un grande,
feel y v~erdadero amigo de TODD Ell
pueblo sin atencion a raza nj al
idioma que sus antepasados ha-
blaroD, y sin hacer merito deque
sean ricos 8 pobres, y siempre
ha sido su mira cuando ha tenido
oficiales tales como
juez superior, gobernador 8 ciu-
dadano particular en- no hacer
distinction, sino tratar q
todos los ciudadanos por igual no
importa donde hayan nacido nj
cual sea su vocaci6n. Mientras
81 puesto de juez supe-
del tsrritorio durante tres
amos y medic todos los hombres
eran iguales y mientras fu6 go
bernador cumpli6 los onerosos "
graves deberes de csc empleo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

E Hon. IL Bradford Prince, evidencia Dimit0 como uez
ex juez superior de la corte su superior a causa de que era can
prema de Nuevo Mexico, y ex- didato al congreso. Sinti6 que
gobernador del territorio, ha sdo era una question poftca deicada
nomiuado por los Repubhcdnos el que un Official judicial del mas
de los condados de Rio Arriba y alto tribunal del territorio no re-
San uan comosu candidate para tuvera I'm puesto judicial mien.
miembro del Conseo de la Trige- tras era candidate para III en-
sima Octava Asamblea Legsati peo polfdco, y por ESQ tan luego
va pr votaci6n unanime. Las como anuncio su c~andidatura di
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
DIAMOND DOINGs

Manager Hill of Cedar Rapids was
robbed of his grips while eating sup
per on his way through Peoria to Rock
Island last week. They've got it in for
Belden good and plenty down Peoria
way.
Billy Malarkey. the pitcher on the
staff of the New York Giants, is a for
mer Port Byron lad, his father, w. H.
Malarkey, removing to Pennsylvania
some years ago.
1t is rumored that the White SoX are
also to turn Billy Purtell over to Du-
buque. If this proves the case, Clin-
ton will get one of the Dubuque in
fielders. Clinton is trying to get Clyde
Williams, the Ames coach. for infield
place. He is the property of Toledo
Frank Long of Decatur will fill the
left garden with the Boomers till
Manager Corners is able to get back
in the game and perhaps he may be
a fixture there. Manager Corners has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

Clinton, Iowa. May 1S.-Before big
crowd, large portion of which was
from Rock Island, the Islanders won
in handy fashion from Clinton Eyes
terday. to 1. Harry Stauffer started
to pitch but Murphy and Cook, first
up, each smashed out a two-bagger
and it was all off for Harry. He was
retired to the bench and Frank La
kaff was sent in.
Roofing by the GOO fans from Rock
Island who had come by steamboat
and rail no doubt helped in winning
for the champs. Rock Islanders oc.
cupied opposite sections in the grand
stand and kept up a running fire on
the players from two angles through
out the game Such an effective dem
|onstration of roofing had not been
seen in Clinton for many day. /
Clinton punched hits off Howard in
the first and pushed Backoff around
tut in the third the visitors came
back at Lakaff and tailed twice, an
other two-baser by Murphy figuring
After that there was nothing doing
Murphy the Star.
former of the day with two twO-bag
gers which he turned into two runs
eight put outs and an assist. How
ards work was steady after the frs
innings Score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
LONG SERIES HERE
Thirteen Games Are to Be
Played at Rock Island Be-
ginning Tomorrow.
LAST ON MEMORIAL DAY
Meet All Southern Teams and Clinton
Jimmy Novacek Arrives and will
Join Islanders Tomorrow.

Tomorrow starts long series of
have been but five scheduled games here
SO far, and only three of them were
played, wet grounds and rains interior
ing with two. The outlook now is a
little better, however, and luck may
change with the series of Is games at
home.
Bloomington comes first with a run
of three games, and then Peoria shows
up for three more. Decatur follows for
three, and then Springfield for a pair
Memorial day Clinton will play two
games here, one in the morning and
one in the afternoon.
This series at home ought to put
the boys on their feet with a standing
well up towards the top. They will
need it, for they will visit all the other
teams before getting another good ser
les at home.
There was no game at Clinton today
saturated grounds preventing.
Novaceck Here.
Murphy, bowers and Eng came
down from Clinton with the excursion
lists yesterday.
Jimmy Novacek arrived last even
ing but did not go to Clinton today
1t was not thought necessary to have
him go for just one game, so Secre
tary Munger told him to report t
Manager Cook tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
FIRST EXCURSION
WAS BIG SUCCESS
Rock Islanders Co to Clinton on Co
Iumbia and Root for Victory
by the Champs.

There were 400 people on the
steamer Columbia on the first excur-
sion of the season to Clinton yester-
day. The boat got away shortly after
8 o'clock and reached Clinton in
plenty of time for the ball game
which was the big drawing card. The
Rock Island Military band, under the
auspices of which the excursion was
held, played before the game and dur
ing the contest encouraged the Island
ers with glad refrains. Rock Island
was reached on the return trip early
in the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

Bases on bails-Off Lundin, 3.
Struck out-By Lundin, 8; by Miller.
1; by Quincy, 1. Hits-Off Lundin,
5; off Miller, z; of Quincy, 3. In
nings pitched.-Lu s; Miller, 5 1-3;
Quincy. 3 .2-3 Sacrifice hits-D. Mil
Ter, T. O'Brien. Umpire Walsh.
Other Saturday Games.
At Cedar Rapids: Error in the
eighth lost the game for Clinton. The
score:
Cedar Rapids .O0000O01O-1 8 0
Clinton .000000000-0 2 /
Batteries Malico,t and Simon;
Fleet and Neiman.
| At Peoria: Decatur used three pitch
ers in their effort to stop Peoria. The
score:
Peoria ........00O110004-6 10 4
Decatur ......0004000l9-5 i
Wilder and Wolfe; Leli.
IveI, Laudermilk, Bittrolff and VIII.
ikins.
| At Bloomington: Errors and weak
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
GAME WAS CLOSE SATURDAY.
Lundln and Miller Each Had a had In.
ming But Former stayed 1t Out.

Lundin was opposed to big Al Mil
Ter, the st. Louis man, at Dubuque
Saturday. Lundy had a bad inning
in the fourth and the Dubuquers
pushed three men across the plate,
batting around. In the sixth, how
ever, the Islanders went after Miller,
the first five men connecting for four
hits, resulting in two runs. Miller
was chased to the bench and Quincy
took his place, stopping the slaughter
in the nick of time. Each side scored
once afterward. Mcbride had his
troubles at third, making three of the
four errors of the visitors. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

Your stomach churns and digests the
food you eat; if foul, torpid. or out of
order, your whole system suffers from
blood poison. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea keeps the stomach in perfect
condition, making you well and hap
py. So cents, Tea or Tablets-Har-
per House Pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

Stolen bases-Jeffries (2). Two
base hit-Henry. Three base hit
Wagner. Sacrifice hits-Wolfe, Hoff
man (2). Tenant, Moore 90, Prout
Double play-Raymond to Henry to
Rohn. Bases on balls-Off Nelson
4; off Bittrolff, 2. Struck out-By
Nelson, 5; by Bittrolff. 6. Hit by
pHcher-Willins. Time of game
2:35. Umpire-Setley
Dubuque Beats Cedar Rapids.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, May 1S.-Cedal
Rapids had the game well in hand til
the ninth, when Radabaugh went tc
pieces and gave Dubuque six hits
four scores and the game, 4 to 2. The
score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

hitting lost for Bloomington. TIL,
score:
Bloomington OO2O1O01OO-4 6
Springfield ..0100O3 00O2-6 IL
Batteries-Barker and Wilson; Raj
ings and Oils.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

Two base hits-Murphy (2), Cook,
Beulow. Bases on ballc-Off Lakaff,
Il; off Howard, l. Struck out-By
Stauffer, l; by Lakaff, a; by Howard.
H. Wild pitch-Lakaff Passed ball
|-Neiman. Double play-Reitz to
Crockett to Mackey. Stolen bases
Ohland, Neiman. Time of game-1:30.
Umpire-Walsh.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

Two base hit-Carr. Bases on balls
OFF Radabaugh, 3; off Companion, 2.
Struck out-By Radabaugh, 8; by
Companion, 3. Double plays-Spencer
TO Howard to Mullen; Howard to Alul
len, Passed ball-O Brien. Time of
game-1:40. Umpire-McGreevy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
and stodd and schreiner for the
c {, Defeat school Team.

and Stodd and Schreiner for the
losers.
Crescents Defeat School Team.
The Crescents defeated the st. Jo-
seph's school team Saturday after
noon Is to 8, the contest being
played at the Ninth street diamond.
Davenport Loses ON Diamond.
The c., r. |. & p. freight Office nine
from this city went to Davenport yes
terday morning and trimmed the
freight house men of the same COM
pany in that city to the tune of 10 to
10. Killian and Gregg formed the
Rock Island battery and Meehan and
BieglOw for Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
boomers Land on Senator's.

Bloomington, H., May 1S.-Spricg-
field was defeated by Bloomington in
a desperately played game, 5 to A..
Moore retired in favor of Owens at
the end of the sixth, and Bloomington
pounded out the winning runs. The
score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
Davenport Loses ON Dia
Bows Want Games.

Leonard Kruse. 40 Seventh street.
is manager of a ball team dubbed the
Red Spots, and he is looking for games
with other Juvenile aggregations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

Springfield has released Catcher
tombstone to Taylorville and Carl Van
degrift to Lowell, Mass. This leaves
Donovan and Oils to do the backstop
work. The pitching staff has been
cut down to five men, Steiger, Rail.
iEg. More, Owens and Weisenberger
and the team is down to the limit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
Beer That is Beer.

If you want to drink good beer, order
the Davenport Mating company's pale
export Delivered anywhere in Rock
Island. Both phones, north 169.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Clinton, L; Rock Island, 3.
Cedar Rapids, 2; Dubuque. 4.
Peoria, 1; Decatur, 4 us innings)
Bloomington, 5; Springfield. A.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 5; Brooklyn, 0.
st. Louis. 1; Boston. 0 &c innings)
Cincinnati, z; New York, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, O.; Louisville. 2.
(coRtinued on Page Six5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

thy. Struck out-By Davidson, s.; by
Owens. l. Bases ON balls-Off David
son, d. Hit by pitcher-Snyder. Stol-
en- base-Long. Time-1:30. Umpire
,-Stickney.
BittroIn Good Is Innings.
Peoria, H., May 18.-Nelson weak
ened in the 18TH inning of a fierce
pitchers battle viii Bittrolff here, q
triple by Wagner, pass and two
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

1t turns out that Indian Eastman,
Peoria's winning pitcher, was turned
over to Little Rock in the deal by
which Claude Stark was secured by
Manager Donnelly of Peoria. East
man has become too erratic TO take
says.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

Harry Bay, the former Rock Island
player, has been turned over by Cleve-
land to Nashville. Harry survived in
fast company longer than most out
fielders, his speed on bases being one
of his strong points. Never a strong
batter his hitting was even poorer
than usual this spring and so it was
decided to drop him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18

team, and let Pitcher Blackburn go
outright
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
One FROM CLINTON
Home Rioters Help Champs to
Defeat Up-River Team by
Score Of 8 to l..
MURPHY THE SHINING STAR
Gets Two Two-Baggers and Has
Busy Day in Fieid-15-inning
Contest at Peoria.

GAMES TOMORROW.
Bloomington at Rock Island.
Peoria at Clinton.
Decatur at Dubuque.
Springfield at Cedar Rapids.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-18
One for south Heights.

South Heights won from the Rock
Island Sluggers 20 to 2 yesterday
afternoon. The batteries were Flue-
gel and Kuschmann for the winners
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F. At THE ORPHEUM

Peaceful Valley" is on the boards
at the Orpheum tonight. This famous
play in which Sol Smith Russell
achieved the height of his reputation,
is one of the best in Manager Cooley S
entire repertoire, and the role Of Ho-
sea Howe is one of his favorites That
everybody is sure to pronounce to-
nights performance one. of the best
of the season, is Mr.. Cooley's conf
dent opinion Miss Martell will have
new specialties tonight.
Thursday night the bill will change
as usual the next play to be present
ed being Home, Sweet Home, a tale
of a gamblers life. The story is a
very interesting one, with number
of unusually strong scenes.
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GET THE SWING OF IT.

There was a good deal Of pleasure
at HaIeiwa during the last tourna-
ment, New Years day, and people who
have never had stick in their hands
Immediately became enthusiastic golf
ers. They think golf and talk golf I'M
til they go to sleep. The links at Ha-
leiwa are particularly good and this
above all other things makes golting a
pleasant past-time. The weather just
now is well suited to the sport and
Manager Bidgood is enjoying his du-
ties in entertaining the many guests
who go down the road If you would
enjoy yourself for day or two out OF
town write or telephone him tor ac'
commodations.