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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-03

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A vsts for Bryan means q TaHannhnI
ring in Washington.
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SWEET slBLoDY FLOUR.
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Praysr Fer Taft,s EIeetIon.

I'VE have Democratic times in BIT
ter remenbrance and do not wish to
return to them" says the Rev L John
son of the Lutheran church OF Ken
siurtou. MINI. My wish and prayer
to God Is that Mr.. Taft, who is rich
in knowledge and experience, shall DO.
come our next president" The judg-
rnept of the Rev. Carl w. Andeer, pas
tor OF the Swedish Lutheran church Of
Cbevenne. y. D.. comedies with that
OF The Rev SIR. johnson, while the
Rev. s. Pearson OF the Evangelical
lutheran ConeoriIa church. 2154 North
Seeley avenue, Chicago, seconds his
brethren of the cloth.
IT shall vote for W. h Taft for
president of the United States and do
ali can for his election because he Is
the best cited of all the candidates
ana represents the best political party
This Is the dIctum OF the Rev. DR.. ]. E
Floren of Salina. Kan The Rev z G.
Chinluud. pastor OF the Evangelical
lutheran church of Red Wing Mimi,
also gives words OF warm approval to
Mr.. Taft.
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A vot. Tor Bryan is a Vot'>for hard
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Statistics show progressive decrease
in the number OF unemployed In New
York state. Republican policies VIII
not permit the willing worker to re
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No determinations between law
breakers because OF their wealth or OF
their poverty-that Is the keynote OF
Republican Craftsmanship In enforcing
the law and Democratic demaEoEy-
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sTsS Mss Of tie Hour He Is called,
WhIIs BrSan Il ceodsnssd IS
~TafIesrs and EeDoutsr Of Class
Ea.tr.d.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

Iof control must have been merely an
accident.
Several OF the Chicago players We're
allowed to sit round against the stand
were right IN line with the catcher.
Connolly also allowed several civilians
on the field.
White. though a pitcher. IS probably
as fast a man As there - the league
in getting down 10 first base after he
gets into his stride II took snappy
throw TO retire him on every occasion
he came TO bat.
How Eddie wiuet has made our eyes
bug out OF late, Wild Bill win surely
have To bestir himself 10 Stick 10 his
old position as kinspin OF the twirl-
ing stan. for the youngster - max
ing good with vengeance
Rossman can plaS rrst base when
ever necessary now. IIls shoulder is
a bit sore hut there is nothing ser
iously wrong with IL any more.
White walked Mcintyre 10 open the
ninth. Schaefer grounded. Marty ad-
vancing. White passed Crawford to
take chance at Cobb and the Peach
spanked through the box after missing
q couple BY considerable margins,
1t seems strange To see a visiting
pitcher pass any man, even so great
batsman as Crawford TO get at the
boss hitter Of them all. And. after
those first two wild strikes IL looked as
IL he was going TO get away with IT,
too
tie circle out In center neld while
White was walking the Tiges. though
he advised IL in Thomas case In the
ifth with one out and man on third.
Then came a double play on killifer' =
shot past White.
For fve innings the count was l 10
o against the Tiges, though they were
knocking at the door all the time. The
tieing run came In the sixth and the
holocaust in the eighth IL was one Of
those pleasant afternoons when there
was no Detroit ninth.
Matty MCintyre's catch OF Purtelrs
foul in the second inning was SO far
behind the stand that Connolly had
to ask Hurst II the fielder had really
grabbed and held the ball. a nice ques-
ton would have arisen, had there been
but one umpire on the grounds.
McIntyre's single TO center opened
the eighth. Schaefer was winged and
IL didn't hurt him much Wahoo sam
larruped TO right. Mcintyre scoring
the winning run. Cobb walked. filling
the sacks Schaefer counted on wild
pitch and Jones single filled the SACKS
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT sHEEPsHEAp BAY.

First Race, the General Monroe.
two-year-olds. selling, $500 added. IL
furlongs, futurity course: Steele, liz;
Paradise Queen. 1909: Taboo, 1O9;
Prosper. 109: DR.. Pillow, 1l2; VAN
boro, 109: Anna l.. Ray. 109; Fore
guard. 109; Harry Rogers. l09: Clef,
l09 Gliding Belle. ia Leak Out. liz;
Fore. 112; Home Run, 112; Submit.
ILL.,: Fashion Plate, -1l7 .Ramhle-
104; David warfeld, 107: 'Ruble.
l07; Grania, 109; 'Yankee Tourist.
107
Second Race, the Zanzibar handi-
cap. steeplechase, 5000 added, about 2
miles: Sanctus, 1855; Caller. 1853:
Kara. $50; Delcanta. $50; Prince OF
Pilsen. l43; Ironsides. l42: ST. Kelvin,
l37; Rocket. 1876: Dick Shaw, 1856:
Sinister. 1872; Walacaca, 1870; Weird
some. 1870 (Also iigible: California
King. 1907.
Third Race. the Cciin two-yearolds,
$500 added. furl :: Connaught
Ranger, 122. Mars be- 1872; Trois
Temp. 1872; Ruxton. III; Helmet, ll5;
Turnooat, III; Infeld, III; Garland
ia.
Fourth Race, the Quality. $4,000
added | mile: Ballot, 1870; Live Wire,
1914; Spooner. 104.
Fifth Race. the Tenney. selling,
$500 added. Is miles. turf course:
Grapple. 100: st. Joseph, 100; An
gelus, 90: Flavigny. SO; Earl G.. 80:
Poterne. SO; 'Killiecrankie, 81; 'Long
Ball. 81; Temaceo. l01 Banker. 1903.
Sixth Race. the Raceland. maidens.
$500 added. / mile Monocle, liz;
Faran Dor. 1l2: Montauk, 112: Alex
ander Grant. 1l2; Chaplet. 1903; Little.
l09; Delirium. 100: Geo. G.. Hall. 109;
Montrose. 109: Golconda, 100; Royal
Evox. 109; Kitty Wells H., f07; Grace
Cameron, l07; Jeanne Dare, l07:
Racquet, l07; Miss Norfolk. l07; Put
gada. lO7; Imitator. 1917 Dixie Gold,
107 Irish Lace. 107
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
AUTO SUMMER
TOUR THE THIN c
C. r. ERWIN ON WAY FROM CHI.
cAGO TO CAPE ANN IN
MOTOR CAR.

The summer tour in an automobile
is the thing.
Long distance drives by car owners
are reported from all parts OF the
country. Judging by the enjoyment
OF which the dispatches tell the
motor car is destined 10 become Il
rival Of the railroad for pleasure
travel
c. Il. Erwin, president OF the Lord
a. Thomas Advertising Agency. is one
Of the latest additions to the roll OF
automobile tourists.
Mr.. Erwin Is on his way east with
party OF friends and members OF
his family and is using one OF his
automobiles for comfort and sight
seeing purposes He will make ne
attempt TO break, records and will
pick out the roads[ that lead past the
best hotels
The car chosen for this trip OF 200
miles Is a Packard. An indication OF
thu confidence In the efficiency If
tires for these long drives Is afforded
by the fact that Mr.. Erwin carries
only one extra tire and asserts tina
he does not expect 10 take II out OF
It's cover during the trip His ma
chine Is equipped with the Goodyear
detachable tires on universal rims.
Although no extraordinary speed
ing will be done. the distance and .ate
81 travel are carefully measured ooy
by day by a Warner Auto Meter.
Mr.. Erwin viii reach Detroit wed
nesdsy He expects to arrive with
his party at his summer home In Cape
Ann In about one week from the
start
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
the news gently IN Chicago'

Break the news gently IN Chicago!
BRING on your consecutive winners
They looked the champions all over.
There was certainly a blaze OF glory
in that windup.
out OF sight expresses that foul
catch of Mattys.
Doc White Will pass Sam Crawford
to get ut fy -Gobb, witt ne!
Mr. willett will about do to tackle
Mr.. Brown OF the Cubs in October.
As pivot man In double plays
Wade Hampton kiilifer is right there
The Tiges are on the winning side OF
the ledger in their games at home now
The Tigers had some body. on IN ev-
cry inning but the second and seventh
Not a hit for the doughty SoX after
the third inning and only three up 20
that timel
The Sox did not run bases to any
great extent on the trusty hipper OF
Ira Thomas.
The change Of umpires resulted in a
grand handshaking bee as the bats
men took the field.
When a western club hooks up with
another western club these days, the
sparks certainly do fly.
Davy Jones turned on n catch at the
expense OF Dougherty in the eighth
that was "A bird and no mistake.
1t is within the power OF the Tiges
now to break their record by winnin x
four in a row on the home field.
White lacked his usual control and
eft-handers without control can't beat
the Tigers any day they are feeling
well
-ttur-pfrrsaur- fcHturp- of Connolly 3
umpiring Is the fact that he keeps the
public In such close touch with the
game.
Mr.. Walsh. the Chicago star heav-
er. took light exercise before the game
and may be seen on the firing line
today.
McPurteIi third based as well as MIR.
Tannehill ever does and there were
no flies visible on the active form Of
Jakey Atz.
II IT wasn't for those three fright
ful games that Boston took from US.
the situation might well be viewed
with equanimity.
Billy Sullivan worked in three wild
throws, none Of which counted in the
scoring, IL practice he threw as true
, The Tigers didn't put Fielder Jones
out all day except in the third when
he was caught IN one of Killifer' )
double plays at second base.
Both innelds worked finely all
through. white the outhelders did
whatever they wer called on to at
tempt. II was a nice game.
For a while in the early stages IL
troit signals The hit and run play
was blocked by wide pitch every
time Il was tried
Cobb failed 10 get away with a dash
from second TO third after caught
fly. being declared out for leaving the
base before the catch, He was also
tagged at the plate
Real baseball weather. It's never
too hot for the players or the fans.
Yesterday reminded Ty Cobb OF a sun
ny afternoon in the South Atlantic
do nn at Jacksonville. Fla.
Atz turned of double play on a
hard-hit ball which. Killifer drove
through the box In petroits sixth To
a certain extent IL was made to order
but the stop that started II had To be
"a beauty.
Mr. White did not act real game in
that eighth inning but ne has been
through fire enough TO demonstrate
that he Is not a gutter. His collapse
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
by TAD.

0J Y ~
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Jim Jeffries
wants To gel hold OF a heavyweight
and has sent Baron Long. secretary
OF the Jeffries club. To New York TO
look up Jim Stewart. Mr. Long was
over at the Brooklyn ball grounds
yesterday sitting In the press stand
when we saw him and he immediate
~ began TO tell the boys about Gig
Jim and his doings.
Don't let any one string you BY
saying that Jim is big and fat, piped
Long. Just before ] left Los An
geles We had a ball game. Jeffries
has team called the Fats and Nn
Morley. the old baseball man, has a
team called the Trims. We all
played and Jeff's side won. 10 to .
After the. game Jeff ran around the
grounds ten times and those VINO
tried 10 follow Cult
You ought to see that fellow when
he took n~shower in the clubhouse.
II would have done you good. Hon
estly. he's fine specimen right now
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
CMALL CPORTING

The Dcfro.t Turner's who are TO COM
pete ia the Frank furt games In Ger
\\manA received an enthusiastic send
on yesterday from their brethren.
Now "a Il said that Dan Kelly strained
a tendon in his alleged 90 80 dash
and has never been himself since.
But how he can broad Sulnp, la his
alleged crippled (cOnditlon
SIS
Racing I'm Louisiana hangs by a thread
today. VIII they cut n? II they
do, horsemen VIII have To lie idle IN
the winter or make the long and eN-
pcnsiVe snip to the Pacific coast.
How New York ever allowed sIever 90
get loose and picked Case Patten. Ia
one Of the mysteries OF baseball. Case
has hardly ever beaten Detroit OF
late while Slever would have pitched
his head of against his old pals.
Myron Tow nsend. OF ~. Louis. nppro-
priatcly remarks that Il isn't far Co
dub the pass-Ratc at the ball game
press gate" when not one out OF
Ave OF the dead-hcads that pass
through 10 are there through their
newspaper competitions.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
WIN DSOR STABLES
GRO OEO WITH
TH0ROUGHBRED5
BARNEY scHREIsER's STRING OF
10 ON THE WAY, WHILE THE
HAMILTON AND MONTREAL
CONTINENTS ARE ON HAND.
BY DAN MURRAY.

Barney Schneider is 10 send his
western string to Windsor for the
summer meeting which begins Sat
urday. Mr.. Schneider Is one OF the
leading breeders OF the country and
his coming shows the class OF horses
that will participate in this year 5
racing. There are 16 in the Schneider
string. and the sort of horses he cam
paigns is shown by the fact that he
Is the owner of Jack Atkin, the
greatest horse of the year. and win
ner of metropolitan stakes.
One or the best known men who
is shipping from the east is David
Gideon, owner OF Butterflies and win
ner of three futurities. Mr.. Gideon
is one of the strong characters of
the turf. He has fine breeding es-
adjustment known as Holmdel in
New Jersey and in late. years he
only has raced a small, but select
lot. A trio will carry his colors dur
ing the Windsor meeting, probably to
the front more than once.
Hon. Adam Beck, of London, Ont.
Is sending his horses with j. H. Mad
1gan. who has IA In all Mr. Beck S
Photographer was a great horse at
Toronto, where he started and won
three races. Mr.. Madigan has Eli
colt in the Frontier stakes on Satur-
day and Is counting on winning. "a
be regards his horse as one of the best
In the handicaps. The weights for
the Frontier will be announced to-
morrow and they will have much TO
do with the horses.
r. E. Watkins. the Texas turfman
who has been racing in the east, is
sending his horses here. The star OF
the lot Is the twoyear-old. Lad %
Langdon, regarded by many as the
best OF his age. He also has Stick
ney and Belle Strome.
Many of the horses from Hamilton
are at. the track and more arrived
this morning. when the special trains
also reached Windsor from Montreal.
The stalls are filling rapidly and late
corners will have their troubles. as
the management has reserved almost
every barn In the vicinity OF the plant.
An unusual number OF jumpers are
in those which came this morning, the
events through the infeld to be
among the most attractive at the
meeting.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
k|LLIAD Gets
AtPEAAA BRIDE

Ed Killian. the Detroit south-pawed
pitcher. received leave Of absence and
left yesterday for Alpena where he
will we'd Miss I.ottie McAfee OF that
city, a former Detroit girl.
The fact that Killians wedding
comes so closely on the heels OF his
impressive victory over Washington
Saturday. affords fine opening for
baseball romance story. Unfortunate
ly for this, however, the two have been
friends for years.
Miss McAfee was for some time al,
employe OF the hotel where Killian
lived.
II is understood that Mr.. and Mrs.
Killian will take the trip with the
club spending their honeymoon In a
round OF the American league cities.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
ketcheII His own Manager.

Stanley Ketohell has decided to
take the step Packey Mcfarland
made and found a bad one. He Will
manage himself hereafter, according
TO a story sent from the fighters home
in Grand Rapids. Mich. This explains
why his former manager, Joe OCon-
nor. has been unable to close any
matches for the middleweight cham
pion.
Ketchell arranged the fight with
Caponi for July on his own hook
and evidently thinks he can take care
OF himself In the matchmaking busi.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
CANTILLON'S BROTHER
HAS SIGHT RESTORED

NEW YORK. June 22.-After hav-
ing been totally blind for five weeks,
James Cantillon. had his sight restored
and will completely recover. He is a
member OF the Des Moines Baseball
team. and his brother Joe is manager
OF the Washington American.
The doctors yesterday decided that
Cantillon would be blind for the rest
of his life. when the news was TAX
en- 10 him be became hysterieal and
raved for hours. When he recovered
he exclaimed
az can seel"
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit was late getting to
White but hit him hard in the
eighth and won for Willett, 4 70
I. The latter did not allow a
hit after the third inning.
The Athletics broke loose in
a batting bee at Cleveland, get
tina II hits of chech. Rhoades
and Hess and winning for Coombs
ard Plank. 9 20 2.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

jim JEFFRIES STILL KEEPS
FIT OUT AT LOS ANGELES

You know he's out on his alfalfa
farm a couple OF days a week and he
is right all the time.
"Jeff thinks they fight TOO often
around here for their own good. They
get very little money and put up great
fights. but II we could get one OF
tt.Cm now for the winner OF this cUr1'
ing fight he has a chance 10 become
lightweight champion In two bouts.
He meets the winner OF the Welch-
Mcfarland fight. and II he beats the
winner OF that gets either Cans or
Nelson In the next go and he's made
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
wild Scramble. to Back Cans.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-Bettins
on the Gans-Nelson fight, which will
take place on July T. opened yesterday
at 10 TO s. but wild scramble OF the
Cans supporters TO get their money
on forced the price down to 10 to T.
IL is likely that 10 ] will be the
price before the men enter the ring
as Nelson Is considered 10 have only
a remote chance.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

Drny. Rowe and whbam are the Oiym-
pie athletes who Will not 80 with the
II hig party on Saturday.
H. "
The 2ia5 trot. 2i4O trot and 2n5 pace
are the events on the card at the
Ionia Short ship races today.
The former detroit 2i-fOoter spray
won the big Michigan city race from
Is a big field OF Chicago yachts
james Bratd won the worlds golhng
championship recently. using a ball
manufactured in America BY A. O..
Spalding a Bro.
1t. Paul has q fuII-blooded Indian hat
terry Louis Leroy does the heaying.
and Jack Meyers the receiving. Both
are Carlisle grads
Pitcher "slip" Eeiis hns finally drifteJ
into company which Is about his
speed Toledo has sold him to the
Newark club. OF the Ohio league.
a Kalamazoo took N ten-inning game
from saginaw In the South Michigan
yesterday, while Flint beat Bay city
and went into the lead all alone.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

derson. stolen bases-C ougblin, r..
Jones. First base ON bnIis--On WiIIett
Z. OF White ). HIT by pitched ball
by White 4. Left on bnse--Defrott
3, Chicago 3. struck ouf-By WilIeu 2,
by White I. Double pinys-kiIlifer and
Crnwfordj schaefer. kilIifer aud Craw-
ford; Atx and Donohuei r. Jones, Pur-
tell and Davis. Wild pitch-wbIte.
Time-Ii40. EMPIRES Connolly md
Hurst. Attendn nce-f,55s.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
euck,en's Arnlca saIve Wins.

Tom Moore. or Rural Route l. Coch.
ran. Ga. writes: Il had bad sore
come on the instep OF my foot and
could find nothing that would heal II
until applied Bucklens Arnica Salve.
Less than half OF % cent box won
the day for me by affecting perfect
cure" Sold under guarantee at r. c.
Kinsel's. Central Drug Co. and Gray
& Worcester's drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
Tigers 4; Sox |; the Giant-KilIer Busy Again.

lagain Crawford came home on Cough
Inns long fly
The SoN got their run in the first
of a single by Dougherty. walk IL
Fielder Jones. a sacrifice ount by Az
and sacrifice fiy by Anderson. jude
ing from the large number OF sacrince
flies seen at Bennett park during this
month. ~ seems IL the new rule
should have "A Very pIeGeptLhle- effect
on The. leaEue hatting avaraGes.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

Il ALMOST WISH THIS BOY
MARQUARDT WAS A RIGHT
HANDLER" REMARKED PRIEST
DENT NAVIN OF THE TIGERS
THE OTHER DAY. I'D HAVE
MORE CONFIDENCE IN HIS REAL
ABILITY"
"All the clubs are loading up with
right-handed batsmen and the way OF
the southpaw in the American league
is becoming increasingly hard. It's
got now so that a eft-hander can only
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
SpaIdinu Win Aaair.

The Spalding A. c. defeated the St
Johns Y VI. C. in a fast and interest.
ing game. by the score OF TO 8. The
Spalding A. c. will hold a meeting az
r. J Marshalls residence Tuesday
evening
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
Mcfarland a Thrifty Lad.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. June 22--
Two hundred fight fans paid 20 cents
to see Packy Mcfarland whirl
through his routine work. yesterday.
Mcfarland and Freddie Welch meet
ON July
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
Dominion Day. July list. Grand Trunk
Railway SYSTEM

Tickets will be sold 10 Canadian
points June Goth and July lst. valid
TO. return until July End. one first class
fare City Ticket ONCE, LA Wood
ward.ave.. Telephone NJ. 80.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
THE:BIGEEAGUER RACES AT A GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday. Re.ult-

Yesterdays Results.
New York, .. Chicago. l..
Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburg. 0.
Brooklyn. l. Philadelphia. o.
st. Louis. Boston. o.
Today's Gnmes.
Boston ait New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
BATTLE
Is ON CARDS FOR TODAY

with the record-setting Wild BIZ do
ing the flinging!
IF EVER THERE WAS \ PRO
GRAM FIT TO STIR THE BLOOD
OF THE TIGER RIOTERS, 1T
SHOULD BE TODAYS.
The Tigers are right now playing
their best ball of the season. They
have an outhelder on first. 10 be sure.
bur he is playing the bag second to
no man I'm either big league. They
have a second baseman on short. IL is
admitted but not many shortstops
have much OF anything on him AZ the
position. They have substitute on
second base, but he Is some second
sacker lust the same And the pitch
ers are travelling finely right along.
The SoX are wailing some over their
-ew-tr-rrippftrt -trrtirfri wtrtci1 HIKE be-
troit's has a substitute in Its lineup
and a utility man al shortstop. But
the utility man is as strong oatsman
as there Is in the lineup and both
he and the substitute covered them
selves with glory yesterday.
The only clubs that seem 10
have il in their power 20 pull
down the Sox in their present
form are the other three In the
west. Detroit will try TO take an
other fall out OF Fielder Jones
men today and will then pass
then or TO Cleveland while tack
limo that bunch of terrors from
ST. Louis for four days.
LET THE MAPS DO THEIR DUTY.
FOR ONCE DETROIT Is WITH
THEM.