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New Umpire Signed.

Little Rock, July 15.-Ed Hale former nitcher in the Cotton States league, and now connected with the local club as ticket seller, has been appointed tempor- arily to the Southern league umpire stair pending the recovery of Umpire o Brien or the signing of new arbtrators. lie worked in the Little Roek-NashVille game today and made fair lmpresslon'
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BASEBALL NEWS
 FROM GULLS' HOME

Mobile. July 15.-(speeial. .1-Manager Fisher tonight announced that he hal puchased one new player Who the man is he would not say, because there is a misunderstanding as to when he will re- port It is known, however that he Is an infelder.
 At the same time il is thought that big John Massing will go to Atlanta. Ihls is believed to be loan, however Nil Han, left-hand pitcher, reports here FIT
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MEMPHIS DIVIDES
 UP WITH ATLANTA

Memphis. July 15.-Today's double- header resulted in even honors, Atlanta winning the first and Memphis the second game. In the first timely hitting gave the visitors a safe lead early, and in the second game the locals coupled hits with the visitors errors in the sixth and eighth innings and won. Score of first game:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-16

SUMMARY. Stolen bases-Sabrie, Downey Sacrifice hits-Benson, Daley, Sabrie Two-base hits-Douglass, Raub, Mclver, sentell. Home run-BenSon. Eases on balls-Off Hickman 4 Struck o1t-By Hickman 3, by Rober- taille 1. Double play-James to Sentell to Saorie. Left on bases-Mobile 1, Birmingham |. Time-1:40 -Fitzsimmons.
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Barker In WashInqton.

Washington, July 15.-(Special) )- National Committeeman Barker of Mo bile arrived today. He says there is no politics in his visit. Mrs. Barker is i'll here at the residence of their daugh- ter, and that is what brought him to Washington
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Wanted Competent and ex- perienced glove saleslady. Please do not apply unless you are experienced. Apply to manager ladies' department, Louis Saks. v
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Stolen bases-Thornton, Daley, MclVer. Sacrifice hits-Henlne. Two-base hits-Benson. Three-base hlts-James. Bases on balls-Off Bauer 2. Struck out-Fisher 8, Bauer 2. Left on bases-Mobile 6, Birmingham z. Time of game-1:So Umpire-F'itzsimmon
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus-First game: Columbus 2, Louisville 0. Second game: Columbus E, Louisville 2 At Milwaukee-Minnea 2, Mll- waukee l.
 Al Indiana apolis-Indianapo ?, Toledo 2. Kansas City-Kansas City S. St. Paul B.
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NEW ORLEANS
 LEADS THE BUNCH

New Orleans July 15-New Orleans made it three straight from Montgom- cry and again took the lead in the pennant race. Bartley held the visito to three hits. while Guese was hit free 1v inf ninches Score:
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SufII1HaTy. IHTtt-DfTt 1Tt5, bCCFtlf : East. Home runs. Hards Sacrifice hits, Connors, Bay, Wiseman ?, Hardy. Stolen bases, Buchana.
 Bases on balls, off Kellum 1. Struck out, by Kellum 1, by Buchanan ?. Double play, East to Daubert. Time, 40 Um- pires, Moran and Hale.
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IUIdIS 32 b Hit for Hurlburt in ninth.

Summary: Two-ba hits, Jordan, Sacri- flee hits, Murphy, Cranston, Carey, Don ahue 2 Stolen bases. Dyer ?, Baerwald. Double plays, Schwenck to Cranston to Carey. Struck out by Johns 4, by Schwenck B. Bases on balls, off Johns 3, off Schwenck 3. Time 5O Umpire, Carpenter.
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BARONS LOSE TWO ID THE SEA GULLS MoIesworth Was Disguised Af-
 ter Pays Work R0BERTAILLE AND BAUER Neither Baron Pitcher Was Very Ef- fective-Fisher Did Splendid Work
 In Last Game-Hckman
 Won First.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Mobile "A, Birmingham To. New Orleans 3, Montgomery ?. Memphis 1-2, Atlanta 40.
 Little Rock 2-4. Nashville 1-5.
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There is a. movement on foot to have a relay race from Birmingham 10 Mont gomery to be participated in by members of the Y. M. c. As of the two cities. If this can be arranged it will occur on
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Poor Old Cardinals.

st Louis. July 15.-Philadelphia took tbe onening game of the current series rom St. Louis today. Beebe and harket ere unsteady and hit freely in the hrst TWO innings. McQuilhn was eIeGIiEe' II ,t Score: ooo .oo, ,,,,,a5ainhia ....... $50 900 000-S F ?
 Batteries: Beebe. Karger and Bliss; Me ouillin and Dooin. Time, 1:4o. Umpire. Emslie.
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BARONS PLAY PELICANS.
 IN NEW ORLEANS TODAY.

Mobile, July 15.-(Special.)- )- Birmingham plays in New Orleans tomorrow. Birmingham and New Orleans
 played tie game in Birmingham and this game has been trans
 ferred to New Orleans by vote of the league. Molesworth made the announce
 ment tonight
 Mobile rests tomorrow.
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Second game
R. Ii. F.
Columbia Is BIanked,

Savannah, July 15.-Columbia was easy for Savannah this afternoon in a game featured by a double steal and a double squeeze Score: R.H.E savannah 1902 200 O0s-7 Columbia ........ 900 900 O00-0
 Batteries: Kelber and Kahlkoff; Salve Bender and Cote.
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SAYIDGE IS SOLD
 TO CINCINNATI

Memphis, July 15-Manager Babb of the Memphis Southern league club an- nounces the sale of Pitcher Ralph Saw idge to the Cincinnati National team. Savidge will report to Cincinnati at tb9 close of the Southern league season.
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Birmingham walked away with the honors in the Fayette Gun Club tourna- ment held yesterday at Fayette, John Livingston finishing first D. P. Hiltoa second and John Warren third.
 All three gentlemen are members of the Birmingham Gun club. Their scores follow.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
"Ain't 1t Awful, Mabel?"

New York, July 15-Cleveand took both games of today's doubleheader from the local Americans The visitors played havoc with New York pitchers in the first game, winning 16 to l. and they captured the second by to ?.
 First game: R.H. F.. Cleveland .O21 3O1 153-16 r Q New York . 900 GOO 001-1
 Batteries: Friedman and N. Clarke and Davidson; Hogg Doyle and Sweeney. Time, 2:0S Empires Sheridan and Evans.
 Second game: k H .E Cleveland .. ............O0O 02 Olo-S , New York .........O eco 200 000-2 1
 Batteries: Rhoades and N. Clarke; Lake and Klenow. Time, 1:5O Empires, Sheri- dan and Evans.
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Postal Changes.

Washington, July 15.-(Special.)- Joseph P. Lambert is appointed post master at Jeddo, Monroe county, vice w. T. Dees. resigned.
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This Relay Race From
 Birmingham 70 Wontg0mery

the forthcoming Labor Day, early in September. Two hundred boys are want ed for this race and the local Y. M. c. A is now recce~ing names of those who are willing to enter.
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Summary: Two base hIts, Gremlng sf. Dexter, Manning. Stolen bases, Pepe, Hart, Mil, Lord. Sacrifice hits, rerr,, Manning. Rohe. Struck out, by Bart ley 6, by Guese r Bases on balls, Bartley 1. Guese 1. Left on bases, New Orleans 4. Montgomery 1. First base on errors Montgomery l, Time of game. 1:4O. Umpires Brown and Pfen- nfnger
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Charleston still CIimbino

Charleston. July 15.-Charlestoa made it three straights today by shut ting out Macon. Score; R. H. E. Charleston 1000 900 11@-2 ? Macon ............0 1000 900 000-0 5 5
 Batteries: Paige and Reisinger Wesms and Robinson.
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ciney Is Lucky.

Cincinnati. July 15-BSth teams had the lead twice in the game today, but the ,a,. ,,,on ont bv scoring three runs in ,,,a ajoh+h after Brooklyn had scored four me elsh1n ai R.H.F. Score: oo ,oo DO. T 5 Clncinnau oo2 GOO O4o-6 g :
 Batteries: Spade, CoaNey and schlel' Pastorius. Belle and Ritter. Iime' l'4'' Umpire, Klem.
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Browns Take a Tumble.

Washington, July 15.-Washington punched four hits in the eighth inning today on Bailey and with wild pitch scored enough runs to defeat St. Louis, 8 to 2. Score: RH. E. Washington :. ...... 900 GOO O3*-3 St. Louis .,.. GOO 200 OO0-2 b l
 Batteries: Burns, Huff and Street; Ba1- ley and Spencer Time 1:S5. Umpire, O'Laughlin.
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HERE'S NEWS OF HARRY.
 ROBINSON IS DESCRIBED.

Harry Vaughn was an interested
 spectator. Since giving up the
 management of the Birmingham
 club Harry has been taking a va
 cation. but he will have some
 thing of interest in a baseball way
 to announce before long.-Cincin- natl Enquirer.
 Harry Vaughn. formerly manag- CT of the Birmingham team, pie lures Robinson as big right handler with everything that a good pitcher should have. He seems ready for fast company" said Vaughn, and l believe he'll make good with the Reds It is believed that Vaughn gave President Hermann his first in- side information on Robinson Cincinnati Times-Star.
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Ads illustrated with good cuts are trade winners-The GawK makes good aufa-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cubs Meet a Waterloo.

Chicago, July 15.-Tenney today mt the inst ball pitched for two bases Bresnahan followed with triple and New York Kept n inc hits until the home team was fairly i-p tta5 'ue Score. R.H. E. s.,Iioaga GOO 600 O0O-0 Kew York ...........-..zol zoU lV-- lV--
 Batteries: Pfeister. overall. Brown ana Koran; Wiltse and Bresnahan lllhe' hours. Umpires, ODay and Johhstoh
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Seaboard, the best way to Atlanta; the best way to New York; the best way to Wash ington and Norfolk; best way to Carolina and Virginia Sea- shore resorts. Leave Birming- ham 4::15 pm. and $40 am. The "On- Time Line"
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oi.,+a. Win In the Tenth.

Pittsburg. July 15-Pittsburg won to- .a,,,s game in the tenth inning. With the 9eS,S,r 3eesSs in inc winning run. Score; lorclhs III sa RH.E. r,,...,,,,r,, .O01 900 OO1 1-S flttspuIe 600 200 GOO o-2 ! 7 f;OStOn .uS9
 Batteries: Leever and Gibson; Flaherty a,ld smith Time, 1:EO. Empires, Rlgier and Rudderham
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Ads illustrated witL good cuts arc trade winners-The Gawk makes goo6 cutA
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta Wins One.

Jacksonville, July 15.-The fine pitch ing kept the visitors from scoring dur ing the first game, and timely hit by Bierkotte scored the winning run for the locals. Goettel was not at his best in the second. Score
 First game RH E. Augusta ........ 900 900 0O0-O 6 Jack sonville ..... 1000 100 O00-1 6
 Batteries: Ragan and Harnish; Helm and Roth.
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Zone out when winning run was made.
 Score by innings
 Little Rock m .........0 000 O00 O02-2 Nashville a.. .... ........ 000 coo 01O-1
 Summary: Two-base hits. Speaker. Three-base hits, Becker. Sacrifice hits, Duggan Collins, Connors, Butler Stolen bases. Wells, Hunter, Seabaugh. Bases on balls, off Duggan f. off Eastman 9 Struck out. by Duggan 2, by Eastman !. Double plays Page to Connors. Time, 1:30. Umpire, Moran.
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nciipHiS.... ..Uo lUO UuV--l
 Summary: Sacrifice hits, Winters, Don ahue, Ford Stolen bases, McMurray 8. Double play, Winters to Fox. Wild pitch, Garrity, Struck out. by Ford S. Garrity G. Base on balls, Garrity 1. Time, 15O Umpire, Carpenter.
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Detroit Takes the Lead.

Boston, July 15.-Detroit punched hits with Boston's errors and easily won to- days game, to l. Wilett was very ef- fective with men on bases. Score:
 R.H.E. Detroit .... ........... POO O01 020-5 ? Boston .... .......... GOO 900 010-1 2 Batteries: Willett and Schmidt; Burchell and Criger. Time, :46. Empires, Hurst and Egan.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
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At Gulfport: Jackson, ?; Gulfport, 8.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Grover Cleveland Is
Reported Dying
Ex-Presidenf Believed to Be
Suffering From Cancer of
the Stomach

NEW YORK. May 1.-Anxtety was
occasioned today by widely circulated
rumors that the condition of ex-Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland. who has been
I'll for several weeks at a hotel In Lake
wood, N J.. had assumed a grave phase
and that slight hopes were entertained
for his recovery.
The Evening World gave prominence
to reports current at the ofices of the
Equitable life assurance society, OF
which Cleveland is a voting trustee.
that the former presidents physicians $
had diagnosed the case as cancer. OF the
stomach and had decided that there
was no hope for their distinguished
patients recovery
Positive denial OF theee statements
was not obtainable today. DR.. Joseph
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Steamers in Collision
and Child browns
Koein of North German Lloyd
Crashes With Hamburg Yes
sci OF Norderney

BREMEN. May f:-The North German
Lloyd steamer Koeln. which left here
yesterday for Baltimore and Galveston.
was In collision in . fog last evening
with the Hamburg tank steamer En-
peror Nicholas II. nine miles OF Nor
derney. The Emperor Nicholas II
struck the Koeln amidships.
The steamer Feldmarschall. a Ger
man East African liner, responded to
signals Of distress and took on $50
passengers from the Koeln. One child
was drowned during the transfer
The Feldmarschall took the Kosin IN
tow and brought her into Bremsrhaven
The Emperor Nicholas II had her bows
stove in and was otherwise seriously
damaged
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D. Bryant. who has attended Cleveland
for years, said that his patient was
''all right" and that all his reports from
Lakewood were favorable. In answer
to question as TO whether Cleveland
was suffering from cancer of the stom-
ach DR.. Bryant said that as a physician
he could not make public the diagnosis
in the case of any of his patients. Any
information on such a subject, were it
to be given to the public. should come
from the family. he said.
At Lakewood tonight efforts were
made to obtain an authorized statement
regarding. Cleveland's illness from the
hotel authorities. or through them 3
statement from Mrs, Cleveland. But
the same answer, nothing 10 say. was
al that was given out. though several
inquiries were made.
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TALE OF AWFUL
GRIMES TOLD !.
BY BABY JOHN
Boy Pictures Mrs. Martin as a
/. Moral Monstrosity, Who
Made Him Slave
Woman's Hysterical Tears Give
Way to Smiles of Joyrat
Examination
Lawyers Effort to Fasten Deeds
ON Boy as Instigator
Pleases Her

OAKLAND, May LIN one of the
most dramatic recitals ever made
upon witness stand Baby John"
Martin today laid bare the strange
secrets Of his childhood and pic
tured his reputed mother, Mrs. Isa-
bella J. Martin, as moral monstros-
ity who forced him, by threats of fear
full torture, to assist her in the COM
mission of long succession of almost
unthinkable crimes.
So damning was his testimony that
the stormy conpcsuTe which the ac-
cused woman maintained during the
early part of the hearing this morn
ing was completely swept aside and
she fell into a hysterical weeping spell,
which lasted throughout the noon hour.
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Flung to Breeze From Pole
Where First One Waved
in California
Admiral Thomas Celebrates the
Deed of Commodore SIoat
in 1916
Tears Well Up in Patriotic Eyes
Which See Ceremony and
Its Meaning
Day Is One of Glory for Old
Monterey, Historic City
of State

By w. Russell Cole


SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL =.
MONTEREY, May lon a low
fagpole in the exact spot where the
stars and stripes of the nations en-
blem of liberty were unfurled for the
hrst time to flap IN the breeze of Cali
foruia, l6 siiken flags have waved to-
day, one after another in silent tribute
to the memory Of day fraught with
tremendous meaning When old
glory for the FIRST tirne offered its
beauty to the kiss of California sun
it was from the flagstaff of the old
Monterey custom house, whose: adobe
walls still stand in the dignity OF his.
toric grandeur Indifferent to age.
Commodore .Sloat raised. that nag In
1876, and as ii reachfd its peak IL told
all the world that California was
claimed as territory Of the. United
States.
The flags that have blown today from
the pole OF this same custom house
bespeak a CONTRAST whose very thought
has brought tears to the eyes and a
clutch TO the throats OF thousands of
Americans whose hearts know the full
meaning OF patriotism. They were the
dags of the Is battleships. Of the great
Atlantic feet, come to tits old town
to leave. as they have already left In
the southern ports. the silent message
OF loving projection
NOW VAST NAVAL POWER
Today this city where that lonely
flag flew So years ago is defended by
naval power 50 vast that no other neet
OF ships In the world would dare to
offer insult. There they lie IN the
curve Of the bay-four abrsast-ths
smiling monsters Of steel. and on their
decks and on the shore the people OF
all the country round are gathered to
give them glad welcome. to feast in. the
iss OF. their presence and TO join IN
the merry making that their coming
has caused
It was at the command OF Rear Ad-
miral Thomas that the beautiful eere-
mony OF the flags was carried out In
the luIl following the formalltiss OF
morning receptions he slgnaled every
. ship commander to detail the chief
quartsrnaster and midshipman from
his. vessel to proceed ashore and raise
and lower Gag over the custom house.
HOIST PRECIOUS EMBLEM
While launches we're quickly skim
ming toward the shore. one pair
after another. the two men from each
ship stepped from. their launches.
climbed TO the base OF the -aaEpolc.
hoisted their precious burden. saiuted
and minute later hauled II down.
In the streets below the sigatseers
STOPPED their hurried passage and.
with the. example os the man, OF the
army and navy before them. stood with
barred heads. paving respectful homage
to the fiuttering symbols
1t has besn DAY such as old Men
terey. even in the glory CT The tine
when II was the capital Of California
never knew Gay with decorations and
with It's streets swarminz with human
ity. the city has given welcome royal
to the feet
Pacific Grove. too. and the otiusr
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awAY DOWN EAST, FArLs

LONDON. Nay 1.-The American
play Way Down East" which was
put on at the Aldwyth, April 2s. with
an American cast. closed It's run TO.
night. The life portrayed by the play
did not appeal to British audiences.
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vuEELEa,s NOMINATION

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The presi-
dent sent TO the senate today the nom
fnation OF William r. Wheeler OF CAL
ifornia to be assistant secretary of
commerce and labor.
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contIaued On PC :. oelumn I
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shows Thomas
Connec
and MayorW acksofN
o cuaom houset t Mner whit
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

The emancipation Of the republican
party from the control Of Herrin's-
Southern Pacific bureau by a working
majority OF free delegates in the state
convention at Sacramento was con-.
hdently predicted yesterday by Frank
R DevHn, president OF the Lincoln
Roosevelt league.
Herrin's machine strikers have made
no claims since General George
Stones declaration that the anti:
machine forces would not have 80
delegates IN the state convention-a
declaration. that wholly failed TO.
frighten- the republicans ahgAting un-
der the Lincoln Roosevelt. league banil-
ners-
The last 70 days have been an un--
pleasant season for Herrin-s heelers.
They have seen the 'ares. OF. revolt break
cut in the most unexpected places
They. have seen their local committees
forced 10 reckon with public sentiment
They have. been.;oompelled TO submit TO
repudIation OF their. disfranchisement
scheme BY local organlzation' leaders
They have groaned IN .impotent rage
when entire delegations in counties not
organized BY the. Lincoln Roosevelt
league have. been instructed 10. vote
with tire league forces II. the state cons
~.-~s,-
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Not until the prosecution had con-
cluded its examination of the witness
and her own attorney. Judge A l.
Frick. had begun his cross question
ing did she. by an apparent offort, re-
strain her emotions and again display
active interest in the progress of her
trial
WOMAN LAUGHS in sCoRN
She seems to be considerably en-
couraged by Frick's insistent attempts
to show that Baby John was thor
oughly familiar with all OF her alleged
plots and criminal plans. an5 with the
correspondence that was connected
with them. and that his advice and
counsel had been sought by her so per-
sistently that he must needs stand in
the role OF a principal. rather than
an unwilling accessory. in all OF the
crimes alleged to have neen committed.
Once or twice toward the end Of the
afternoon she laughed sccrnfully at the
answers. and before the evening recess
was taken she confded to the news
paperrnen that she had never until
now believed that BABY John" blew up
Judge ogder's home, or that he had
really made the confession TO the po-
lice duplicating her.
There is absolutely no truth in the
story so far as am concerned" she
Continued on Page 5, Column Q
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POLITICS
CITY

D0wnpout packs tent o
happy throng who wan
the. wet. :
Msypole dance viewed b.
at park playground
Fottune:. OF late Ms u
hidden in leg OF old .tabl'
!. Valencia street car .rpl
drives ::hstpsn into her: skl
Elstern thieves nog in
make work Of burglary e
;. Friction Develops over. Us
for public BAN and recepti
+ E-:H. Hartman inc6rpol
road. 70 tap eastern Greg
fornif. >.
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY I :.
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
SATURDAY. MAY 2. 1908.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
. NEWS TO-DAY

EESTERDAY-Rain; southwest winds maxi
mum. temperature. 55s minimum. As
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Rain; b5isk south
eriy winds Page 1s
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CONFIDENT OF MAJORITY


The scant apportiOnmenf OF go dele
eates 70 the lincoln Roosevelt league
made By Messenger Stone has grown
untn the leaders OF the league feel that
the anti-nachine republicans can read
their title clear 10 ea actual working
majority O. the SIS delegates who will
compose the convention Reports from
Ell sections OF the state were carefully
compiled ~ league leaders IN San Fran
cisco yesterday Many OF the district
reports were supplemented BY the re-
ports OF TIE representatives OF the ex-
ecutixe committee who have toured the
state during the last 10 days. In many
counties not protected hy the primary
election law public sentiment has forced
the county organizations 10 provide for
prinarye elections In such cases the
election OF the league delegates is con-
ceded and IN numerous instances will
not be contested
Having canvassed every assembly dis
trict in the state. resolving every doubt
against themselves. the league leaders
asserted that their estimates indicated
3 safe working majority IN the con
-
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Republicans of San Francisco You Can Strike Off HennS addes

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