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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
MOTOR BOATS IN RACES.
Meet scith Difficulties OUer GrGUes-
end Ban Course.

Motor boat racing and water sports mads up ths
programme at the Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday
It was the fourth day OF the big race week at ses
Gate and an unusually large crowd thronged ina
picturesque clubhouse and grounds Ciravssena
Bay is hardly ideal for motor boating. and as tns
result the half dozen-odd high speed craft Nnlc'
competed had considerable difficulty IN covering
the course. The larger boats covered the confss
three times and the winner was H n Baruch
SkedaddIe. x P. d. n. c., which belongs TO jacob
Siegel. started. but did not finish
The smaller craft covered the course only WIGS
T NJ HoadIey's Den one OF the international cup
boats started. but did not finish Marion was tnS
winner Of the division. and In Glasses P and Is
which also went the shorter course o. q niie>
Fyco the only starter. did not finish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.

Glen Ridge. n. j., Sept. 5.-The qualifying round
for the championship at eighteen hole medal pla v
was the attraction at Glen Ridge this afternoon.
The following qualified
First eighth. w. Baldwin, 81: II. u. Smith. 81;
J. o. Newell. So; p McEwan. 90: W. c. Thomas.
IS: f. Uhler. &c. H. u Benson. IS.
Second eighty. B. Colson, 9s E. w Congdon.
50: c. w. Royce. IS: C. l. Putnam. 1o0 E. Lang
stroth. 101: W. 3. Seymour. l0i II, L Snyder,
100 and w. B. Bruyere. lM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
FOUR UMPIREs FOR WORLDS SERIES

Cincinnati Sept. 5.-For the worlds champion
ship baseball games there Will hereafter be, four
umpires the National Baseball Commission to-day
announcing decision 10 that effect. Two shall be
named from the National and two from the Anerl-
can League staff of umpires. and their services are
10 be subject to the direction OF the chairman OF
the soWmisSons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
KEEN HARNESS RACING.
CIaro PAGES to Victory after -Four
Close Heats.

BY far the best racing of the season was wit
messed at the Mineola Fair Grounds yesterday
afternoon at the ninth weekly matinee meeting OF
the New York Driving Club. Joseph Gibbonss big
chestnut gelding Claro started in the Glass pace
and defeated Edward J. La Places Kate Nelson
and Thomas B. Leahy's Who Knows although
four heats were necessary to decide the ownership
of the blue ribbon.
In the first heat Kate Nelson and Who Knows
came down the homestretch neck and neck. and,
viewed from the grandstard, II looked like a dead
heat The judges, however. gave the decision IN
favor Of Mr. La Places mare.
driving on the part Of Mr. Gibbons. DR. Joseph
Senon sat behind Kate Nelson. and at the first turn
in the second lap he drove wide that Claro was
able to take the pole and force Kate Nelson into
third place. Who Knows won the third heat and
Kate Nelson was evidently tired, for she finished
several lengths behind Claro, just managing to get
within the distance flag
After wait OF twenty-five minutes the horses
were called for the final heat. and here the real
race was between Claro and Who Knows, for Kate
Nelson made a bad break at the start and never
reached even terms. Claro won by nose in ZIG.
Dr. C. H Martins bay geding Dicker carried
of the laurels in the trotting division He won in
the Class trot yesterday, defeating George
Grote's Al Lee in straight heats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
CUBS SWAMP PIRATES.
Victory GiUes Giants Stronger Hold
ON First Place.

pittsburg Sept. 6--Chcago walloped Pittsburg
here this afternoon, scoring II and shutting
out the Pirates. Vail. Young and Lever were used
by Pittsburg, but the Cubs pounded them ALL Chi
cagos victory to-day pulls the Pirates down and
gives the Giants stronger hold on first place
The Cubs gathered in four in the fourth
inning and five In the next. Reulbach always held
the game safe and allowed only four scattered hits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
THE AURORA A FLYER
ONE BOAT DISQUALIFIED
The Atair Wins, but Loses Race or
account of Foul.

In a good breeze from the southwest frry-o,.
yachts sailed fast race yesterday IN the annual
autumn regatta Of the Seawanhaka Corfnths.n
Yacht Club. The 57-footer Aurora. sailed By hsr
owner Cornelius Vanderbilt. won IN her class rrop,
George NJ Pynchon's Istalena BY min SEA-
elapsed time and by min. 81 sec. corrected tina
They sailed twice over a triangular courss Of
fifteen and a quarter miles having reaches On the
first two legs and windward work FOR the last lsx
The Aurora led by 2 min. 50 sec. al the end %
the first round, and she was min % sec In The
lead when they began the windward work of the
second round
There was foul at the start Of the "thfrtss.
and the Affair was disqualified for forcing an svsr-
lap on the Carlfta. when both were approachfrx
the stern Of the COMMITTEES tug. the Edmund
Moran The Cariita was struck a glancinx blo.,
but not hard enough to damage her II was q
pity because the Atari made the best time ovsr
the fifteen ard one-quarter mile course By rors
than minute. and the prize went 20 the second
boat. the Nepsi.
Fred T Bedford's Eleanor, r. G. Stewart's Pm.
cess and c. s. Hoyt's Capsicunn. all class ooasz
made a pretty start, and the Princess gave tbs
Eleanor a good race over the course but ths atts,
finally won by min "a The handicap class
well represented by thirteen yachts. and "a
was the Seawanhaka 15-foot class IN which t.n
started the GriIse winning By I min. AZ sec from
the Flicker.
The summary follows:
arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
CINCINNATI. 6. ST. LOUIS, s.

At Cincinnati: K II. F.
ST Louis. o 0 0 "a IL /
Observation-Disclosures Spade and Mclean; St.
Louis. Higgins. Salee and Ludwis, Umpire-Hig-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
The score follows:

Two-baSe htts-BreSn6nan, MCCORMICK, Doolan
Hity-Or McQuisn 10 in six innings; of Foxen, in
three innings Sacrifice hitZDonlin. stolen base.
to DooIan TO Doom Grant. Left bases-New
ouilan 4; OF Foxen. l. First base on error-Phia-
delphia j. Struck out-By Mathewson, 8; bv McQuil-
Ian q by Foxen. 1. Passed bel-Dooin Wild pitches
--Nfc<luillan. Foxen. Tme-1:45- Umpires-Klem and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Bingham; ton, 4; Scranton, 3.
Utica, 8; Albany. DIST camel
Utica. 8; Albany cd game).
Troy, 2; Elmra. 0.
Syracuse. 8; Wilkes Barre, 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Fall River s; Brockton, Gst game).
Brockton Z; Fall River, ed game).
New Bedford. 4; Lynn (1st camel
New Bedford. 8; Lynn 0 cd camel
Worcester 8; Lowell. 5 (dark)
Haverhill. 9; Lawrence q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

Tvo-base hit-Delehanty. Home run-Pickering. Hits
OF Manning in one-third an inning; OF Lake, 8
in eight and innings. Double pays-BaH. La
porte and Morarity. bases-Washington, = New
York 4 First base balls-Of Manning. 1: OF Lake
l. First base error-Washinston- Struck out-By
johnson. 3; by Lake. 3. Tfme-1:2S. Umpire-Evans-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
I;,r@r Increase Their Lead in Race
score Victory Over Philadelphia While Chicago is
Trouncng the Pirates.


New
ana Chicago no
the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
CHICAGO, 7; CLEVELAND, o.

At Chicago: R. H E.
Chicago ........0 ! 8 o x-7 10
Cleveland 100 o 0 0 %
Batteries-Wash and Sullivan and Shaw: Joss
and Fallesnberg and Beris and Land. Umpres-
Egan and Sheridan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
ST. LOUIS, 2; DETROIT.

At ST Louis: r. II. E.
Detroit $50 0 IL 6 2
Batteries-st Louis. Howell and Stephens; De-
troit Summers and Schmidt. EMPIRES Loughn
and Hurst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Hartford. II; New Britain, 0.
New Haven, : Waterbury. l.
Holyoke, 2; Meriden, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
BOSTON.
BRooKLYl


.Ratted Browne in ninth Inning
for Bates in ninth
:Batted for Flaherty ninth inning
Brooklyn ........... o O . x-6
Boston. .-..-.-...... o q o o o 90
Two-base hlt-Bergen. Home run-JOrIan Sacr-
fee htts-AlpeTman. Lewis Double piays-Rucker and
Jordan. Bates. Graham Sweeney. Left on bases
Boston. ?: Brooklyn, g. baus-Or
FIaherty. p First base errors-Boston 8: Brookyn
2. Hit by pitcher-By Fiaherty, l. Struck out-By
EySen:T; IA By Esssrsy, g. Gi~sr1i2A ER2,z&s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

TWO base hit-Reulbach. ree-base hits-Tlnker
Chance fIts-On Vail. in four innings; off Young. 1
in one inning; off Lever. in four Innings. Stolen
base Double plays-Tfnker, Evcrs
Chance; sanfeidt. and King. Left on bases
8; OF Young, /: OF Lever g. on Reui6ach g. First
base on errors-Ptsburg l. Chicago l.. Hit by pitcher
Bv young l. Struck out-By Reulbach g.; bye VAIL 2:
by Lever. /. Balk-Reulbach. Ttme-l4o. Umpire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
DISQUALIFIED.

TIE The Aurorz the Dorwi1s- "a
Neps the Eleanor Houri the Quest the Marguerte
Fearless Jolly the kenosha the AroosI
Sally VIII. Ogeeah the rilss. the Frances ~
QuinsIganond and the Skeeter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

. Sacrifice hits-Ferguson.
nan. stolen bases-Bates.
bases Boston. s: Brooklyn.
Wilhelm. 3. or Ferguson. 2
4. Struck out--By Wilhelm.
q ball-Bersen- T1me-I:45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

Baltimore, 8; Providence. 2.
Jersey City. 81 Newark. tten innngs).
Buffalo, 81 Montreal 8.
Toronto 6; Rochester. o tffrst Kame).
Toronto. 4; Rochester. L (second game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
PHILADELPHIA. 3: BOSTON .

AT BOSTON R. Fl. E.
Batteries-Ph PHILADELPHIA Coombs and Powers:
Boston, Steele and Donahue. Umpre-Connoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

Jersey City at Newark 1.-TWO Eames).
Buffalo Montreal.
Baltimore at Providence,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

CLASS B PAGERS.
Solstone, b. g., Thomas G. Kinds.
Hiram Abif. b. G., W. J. Minor.
Time-2:3O1z 2:21
CLASS E TROTTERS.
Donate b. s, a. H. Cosden ...--............ !
C,raerne Grafton b. s. H. Toplitz.
Time-2:40 2:44h.
CLASS D TRoTTERS.
Camera b. s., c. C Hendrckson. ...-......--.....
Phyora blk m, G Buchanan .............
Lemon Girl. CHI m. P Heipershausen-
Time-2:341a, 2:2911
CLASS A TROTTER5.
picser b. e.. Dr.. c. Fl. Martin. .....-...-.-...
a Lee. b. g, George Grote --....-.-........
Time-2:21k. 2:21A
Class D pace (to beat 2:231 y Lady Donor m.
George Boyer. Time. 2:31
class B trotters Ito beat 2:22% Annie O.. b. e.
NJ C Reynolds. lost. Time, 2:25
CLASS A PACE.
Claro. G.. Joseph Gibbons. --.......-.. 3
Who Knows, blk. g., T. B. Leahy.. 2 l
Nelson. br E. J. La Place. l 3
Time-2:17, 2:15k, 2:17. 2:16.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
GIANTS WIN ANOTHER
NIFTY IN FINE FORM.
Nezc Workers Hit McQuillan Hard
and Beat Quakers.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 5; Philadelphia. /.
Boston. a Brooklyn. first Eame).
Brooklyn. g.; Boston o (second camel
Chicago, IL: Pittsburg. o.
Cincinnati, 6; st. Louis, 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
SHUT-OUT FOR JOHNSON
BEATS YANKEES AGAIN.
Washington Pitcher Repeats FI-
days Victory-Attendance Small.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington. 81 New York o.
PHILADELPHIA. 8; Boston. 2.
Chicago, !; Cleveland. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
PITTSBURG.
CHICAGO.

Totals II p Is q Totals -. 81 p 10
Chicsgo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2-11
Plttsburs .................. o O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

Two base hit-Sweeney.
Beaumont. Bergen. Alper
Sweeney. Sheehan. left ON
s. First base on balls-Ofr
First base on error-Boston.
s: by Ferguson. l. Passe
Umpire-Johnstone-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14
Aguiaro, vs. Pedro Juan Roig, indem-
nizaci6n por dafos y perjuicios.
Encro IA. Jurisdiction Ex Parte.


Enero IS. No. 1867. Ramon AIemaa
Veles vs.. Regina Sosa, sobvs divorcio.
No 2575. Teresa Lopez vs.. D. g. White
Co, danos perjuicios No. 2542. Do
minga Diaz, VS.. Fermin Oeasio, divor-
clio.
Enero Is. No. 2233. Blasina Pi6n,
IS. Juan Sola, sobre divorcio No. 2194.
George t. Parker, VS.. G. j. Field, CO.
bro de dinero No 2195 Fl. C. CUTLER
vs.. c. j. Field, sobre cobro de dinero.
Enero 49, No. 2577 Juana Larrosa.
vs.. Succession de Pedro Larrosa, nulidad
de escritura No 1894 Dolores Coch,
IS. Felix Lizard, divorcio. Octavio
Vazquez, VS.. Eugenio Torres y Moreno,
divorcio.
Enero 20 Maria Florentina Silva,
vs. Fidel Cruzado, divorcio. Catalina
Fontanes vs. Ildefonsa Campos, divor-
cio. No. 2618 Eloisa Febres Garcia,
vs. Demetrio Ocasio, divorcio. No. 205O
Dolores MARTINEZ, VS. Jose Dolores
Santos, divorcio.
Enero 81. Jurisdiction ExParte.
Enero % No 1869. Mariana Pes
quera, VS. Benito Sariego, sobre cobro
de dinero No. 2479. Aurelio F. Ma
rrero, Cura Ec6nomo dc Guaynabo, P.
r., vs.. Jose Gual, cobro de reditos de
censo
Enero 25 No 1864 Pedro Perez,
peticionario, vs.. Felipe Y Francisco Pc
rez FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico, opo-
aentes. sobre dominic.
Enero 27 Jurisdiction Elk Parte.
Todos los senalamientos se entien-
den hechos para las a. m de los dias
fespectivos
Los demas dlas laborables del termi-
no los reserva la Corte para vista de
excepeiones previas y mociones, y para
deliberar resolver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14
Teatro Municipal
EXCELRNTE PROGRAMA

Esta noche en- function popular, pom
drA en- escena la comparia que dirigen
Casas y Morales, la obra immortal de
Arrieta, Marina Ell pobre Valbuena,
uno do los mas legitimos triunfOs de
asas
En- el a-calle de esta obra cele.
hradisima. tomarA parte la gentil Lusa
Requena, one tantos admiradores tiene
"a San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14
Service Especial lel boleih MucanIu
2ABLEGRAMAS.
los h0Iande8e9 han
hecho una presa


Nueva York iunes-N crucero de guerra de L. mari
ma holandesa 0erderlAnd" ha capturado In entrada
de Puerto Cabello al canonero Alix Sperry de 10
Irina venexolana
La indignation Venezuela toma proporciones moon
|tenibles
Ell canonero venezoano ntent6 entrar puerto pero
eel "Gederland" ls inutliz6 La marcha de disparo
cogendoe fuera de los fuegos de la plaza que pudo
protegcr al caHonero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14
TRIBUNALES
JUICIoS MvILES

La Corte de Distrito de San Juan
ha hecho los senalamientos en- juicios
orales, civiles, para el tercer termino
del ano judicial de 1908 1909 ST.
guientes
Diciembre 21.-No. 1879: Antonio
Padial, VS.. Carlos I'll. Blondet, sobre
terceria de dominic. American Gro
ccry and Ship Supply Co, vs., Joseph
Wenar, cobro de dinero. No. 847: Su-
cesi6n Igaravidez vs., Succession de Jo-
sc Gallard, sobre devolucion de bienes
Diciembre o. Lothrop, Luce and
CO., vs., Joseph Wenar, sobre cobro
de dinero. No 1929: Collector de
Capellanias vacantes, vs., Modesto Mar
tlnez, sobre cobro de pesos. No. 1893
jose L. Pesquera, VS.. Luis Lopez, cobrt
de cantidad-
Diciembre 23.- No. 1917 Alfredo
Salazar, vs., Administration judicial de
los bienes de Elisa kortright, sobre
cobro de servicios. No. 2081: Rafael
Cobian Romeu, Vs., Emilia Poupart y
Jose CipriAn Barbosa y Rosa, sobre
nulidad de escritura, eta. Carmen Mar
tin, vs., Jesus NJ. Rosario, sobre di-
vorclo.
Diciembre "a. Jurisdiction Ex-Par-
te. No. 1904 Victorio Ochoa, VS. Jo-
sc Albte sobre eobro de dinero.
Diciembre 81. Jurisdicci6n Ex-Par-
te
Enero 4 No. s7e: Hip6hto Va
ry, Va, Fl. de IL Baume, sobre cobro
de dinero. No. 2242. Nicolasa Tri-
ndad Lopes Garcia, ", Jacinto Lo
renzo Lopez Laborde, y otros, sobre
cobro de dincro.
Enero s. No. 1850. Miguel A Ri
vera. VS., Saturnins Santos, sobre otto
gamiento de escritura. No. $3.50: Mar
tin Belbert Rlbot, vs., Enrique Cal
yo, cobro de dlnero. No. 1856: Julia
Albite Alvarex, w., Antolin Alfonso,
divoreio.
Enero 4. No 1899: Jose Ma Cua-
dra, W., Maria Rios, viuda de Rubio,
sobre cobro de dinero. No. 2406
Agustin Font vs. Sofia Morales, divor-
clio. No. 2432 Francisco Lara Sc
midey, W. Augusta Vargas Vargas
Euero Jurisdiction FIX Parte
Enero 4 No. 22S2 Petronila Suarez
Deleado y otros, VS.. el Banco Terri
torial Agricola de Z r. sobre MI
lidad dc e~eritura, etc.
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Espantosa a voIadura
EN- Panama
CHIN MUERTos PoR LA DINAMIrA

Nueva York lunes-En Panama han hecho explosion
veintiocho toneladas de dinamta que detnaban ba
rrenos causando Glen muertos cuantiosos destrozos
La detonac6n ha lido formidable, ensordecedora La
fuerxa del explosive arroo por los aires peas
restos de maqunara resos humanos todo destroza
do La vision que ofrece el teatro de In cat&srofe
verdaderamente espAntosa
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Taft investigara las
0bras del canal
Lo QUE DICE Ell PREsDENTE

Nueva York, lunes-El presidente electo MIR. Taft
In anuneado que saldra proxmo de Enero hacia
Panama para inspecconar de sobre Ell terreno
q estado de las obras del canal
81 presidents Taft ha dcho que Ell credto de Norte
america esa nteresado que las obras del canal pue
dam nevarse efecto e plazo ndicado con La su
inn presupuestada va
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14

Nueva York. lunes-La explosion de dnamita en- Pa
mama Ia causado ademas de los Glen mueros muchos he
rdos gravedad agunos de los cuales esan horrenda
mente mutilados
I'll desastre ha sdo comentado muy desfavorablemen-
te para la direction ecnica de las obras del canal Ia
que de negligente torpe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14

COMMENTARIES DE La PRENSA

Nueva York. lunes-Las revelaciones de MIR. Buneau
vara han producido e pals honda sensacion, pues
n cree que sobrado Fundamental, vistas las demo
ras aplazamentos que sufren las obras del canal
La prensa consagra este mportante asunto una aten
ri6n grandisma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14
VCNTA DE D1ATEI}DlLnN
PARA IMPRENTA
PARA IMPRENTA

Por ata de local talleres tenendo que habar
sio para e cmpaumiento de maquinas "Lnoype
rean ecios muy baratos chvaletes cas componedores
toda clase de titles para mpent Tamb6 venden tpos
buen estado vente pesos quintal
ob.do
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El fracaso de las obras
ROOSEVELT QUIERE sABER La vERDAD

Nueva York lunes-El presdente Roosevelt ha tele
graiado MIR Goettas jefe de los ingenleros de Canal
para que nforme 81 certas las denuncas de mr. bu
mean Varla sobre ell fracaso absolute rudoso de Las
obrxs del Canal de Panama.
Hay gran espectaci6n por Ell informe tecnco
del Iefe de los ingenieros del canal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-27
HIS JOB FOLLOWED A LAUGH.

New York s ribs are not so covered with the greasy fatness of wealth that they cannot be reached and tiekled by even an obscure straw. A young man out of a job, but with no lack of the qualities which Ego" even in a great city, tramped that hig town and made the usual newspaper appeal for something to do.
 Then he decided that as one way did not work, he would try the opopsite. He would indulge in a bit of inverted hyperbole, and he hid this advertise ment in the mass of "wants" filling the dozen or more pages of one of the huge dailies: IAN UTTER FOOL-Mediocre at col
 lege and seven-year failure at busi. ness, seeks an easy job with short hours and high pay; last salary was forty a week; was not worth that, or would be still getting it; now wants sixty week, as times are hard; equally in- competent as general office manager, advertising director and magazine man; write today, stating color of eyes and nose, and if you live at home. Adver. tiser' will call if not too tired. R. R., Box 12l,".
 It worked He had several offers of such positions as "valet in a stable, " and "dishwasher in a cemetery but he landed a $2,5OO job with others equally good in reserve. The American hunted him up and gave him two-thirds of q column headed by his picture and all New York has enjoyed laugh over the originality of this genius, who invented something new in the over. worked field of self-advertising.
 The young man holds the degree of bachelor of arts from Cornell, and says he has not a relative in the world. But he evidently has that best re source of youth, initiative, the creative faculty, and the courage to take a chance in order to make an opportun- ity.
 The business man showed the ability to take a joke. He read between the lines of this unique appeal that no real fool ever recognized his own folly, and that only the clever man, who had the stuff in him to return value and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-27
ONLY TWO CHANGES
 IN 1908 BASEBALL

A copy of the Reach Official American League Baseball Guide has been re- eeived and is harbinger of the open. ing of the baseball season. It is edited by Francis J. Richter of Sporting Life. The book contains much valuable in formation, data and dope for the bugs and fans on last year s records, and the rules for the coming season.
 Only two changes were made by the joint rule committee, which were the addition of these rules: "A ball inten. tionally discolored by a player shall be substituted by new ball and the of fender fined $5.'' This is aimed primar. fly at spitball artists who use tobacco or liquorice, and some who want to "shine" off. It will not affect much the amateur pitchers. The second re- lates to the scoring of sacrifice hits. "A sacrifice hit shall be credited to a bats man who hits fly ball that is caught but results in a run being scored" This will help an occasional batting record, for batter is not charged with 8" "time at bat' when he makes sacrifice hit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-27
THE PosToFrIcE SITUATION.

There is something very peculiar to the mind of the uninitiated in the local postofiiee muddle, but it is plain to those versed in politics. It seems that Postmaster Allison never was much of a political "booster that is, he is not the handshaking kind who can go about "salving" the rank and file and skipping them on the back, and that seems to be what the postofiice department requires, especially at this time of the year. Nevertheless, he has always been pretty good party worker for the G. O. P. in Gila county.
 Probably the main reason why Post master Allison doesn t circulate freely enough, is because if he left the office for any length of time there would be plenty of opportunity to find reasons for his dismissal. The postoffiee busi. ness has naturally grown with the city, but the postoffiee department evidently can't see it that way and no more clerks are provided than there were be- fore Globe became a city Consequently whenever there is a rush of business, as during the holiday season, he has to hire additional help at his own expense,
 In other communities the postmaster has all kinds of time to get out and do politics and probably if Mir. Allison had shown more activity in boosting Taft and had let the postoffice business slide in order to rustic around among the politicians and given to the press a few interviews on what "pipe Taft had, there would have been nc thought of preferring charges against him, and there would also have beer no trouble in securing from the depart ment all of the additional clerks whicl are so badly needed in the postofiee.