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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

A suggestion has been made to the
national commission with regard TO
umpiring of the worlds series which
should receive careful attention. This
is that four umpires. two from each
league. he selected 10 conduct the
games.
AT first sight this may seem unrea-
sonable--but conditions under which
this series will be played are unusual.
With the big crowds that are sure TO
attend. two umpires have more than
enough TO do To run the games prop
er1y.
Il is proposed to have a chief UNI
pire an assistant for base decisions
and two patrol umpires 10 remain out
In the field and decide questions COM
ing up in regard TO balls hit long dis
lance.
There is always a wall OK standing
spectators back of the outfelders in
the big games and disputes are liable
to arise as 10 interference with plays,
as 10 balls hit TO the crowd and In
regard 10 low flies which may be
either caught or trapped on short
bound.
Any one OF these things might TURF
the tide OF victory in series.
II is intended that the ump'res al
ternate In the positions. The com
mission will take the matter up when
the time comes for making arrange
ments for the big match
Ii seems strange in these days OF
Tie national baseball commission and
organized baseball 10 read of a strug-
gle between projected and outlaw
teams. Just one town in the country
has the unique distinction OF sup
porting an outlaw and protected
team. That is Wilkesbarre. The
New York state league has team
there which is owned by Frank Far
rclI. owner OF the Yankees. and there
Is also an Atlantic league team In the
same town.
The fans of the town do not object
and both teams are making money,
but there is. nevertheless. bitter feel
ing and Farrell is working in every
way TO adopt retaliatory measures
against the Atlantic league.
That double victory OF st. Louis
Prise and shows that The Browns are
-h4et IN shape again They got eight
hits off Cy Young. but that was
enough 10 win as the Red Sox were
NOT batting. Then Dineen was very
lucky to take the second game as he
handed eight passes to Boston. Only
three hits went with that, however. so
that but lone tally scored. Ctcotte
and Morgan pitched we'll for Boston.
but they did not have the support in
batting way 70 win.
Deacon Mcclure still has chance
to even up the series before the
Browns GO away.
It's double-heading everywhere ex-
cept Boston today and the regulation
even split thing is hoped for as far as
Cleveland and Chicago are concerned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

Odds Of 2 to l are being offered on
Stanley ketchell in his coming fight at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

Battling Nelson had great crowd
at his training quarters yesterday at
Milett's, including number OF wom'
en-,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

Detroit at Philadelphia g games.
st Loris az Boston.
Cleveland at Washington Nwo).
Chicago at New York ttwo).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

Jockeys Meyers and David fought with
riding whips on horseback at ti"
kewance. IN, races, and there was
nearly riot among they spectator
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

Already IL is getting time for world
series talk TO commence. While there
is still a bitter struggle ahead, the
fans OF the two leagues have IL pref
" we'll figured out that Detroit and
New York have the best chance TO be
contenders In the grand finale of the
season.
New York seems to be enthusiastic
over the prospect for the Tigers are
popular there, as was shown by their
drawing big crowds when the High
landers were playing hopeless game
In-the metropolis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

pitcher walsh. Of Chicago. L. sunerioa
with stomach trouble. lie has been
their standby 81 late.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

markable showing nevertheless. Two
series out of three have been won SO
far and an even spit on the Philly
series would bring the Tigers back
with a nice road percentage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
rodsy's Games.

Yesterdays Results. I
So Louis "a. Boston i--rI
Rain elsewhere
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28
Ernest Wa, and W: ". Way. OF
nlumllns ~

frOlt, qH0lNed IN the opening tou
of the MYoDia Hunt club golf tou
namert.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-28

Miss Daphia Direct. also entered.
Time-e;17is 2si6i4 2;I514 2;i6lA.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
ESCAPED MURDERER
is CAPTURED
Rosario EmeIio Who Broke Jail While
Awaiting Execution is Appre.
hended in Georgia.

dispatch reached Santa Fe this
morning from Roswell stating thai
Rosario Emelio, who was convicted
and sentenced to be hung in Lincolr
county for the murder of woman
with whom he was living as his wife
but who broke Jail while awaiting
execution had been captured.
Emelio is an Italian and had, unit
the crime, resided in Lincoln county
and bore fair reputation. The won
an he murdered. was ten years his
senior aud of an excellent family ac
cording to evidence brought out in the
trial of the case.
reward of three hundred dollars
was offered for his apprehension ant
he was traced into Georgia. It is the
opinion of Captain Fornoff, of the
Mounted Police, that Emelio was cap
tured there although the telegram
which reached here this morning from
Robert T. McClung, does not state
where he was found
Governor Curry will be asked tC
commute the sentence of death to life
Imprisonment because of Emelio's
connections.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
BAR ASSOCIATION TO
MEET HERE IN AUGUST

President Alonzo B. McMillen, of
Albuquerque, Of the New Mexico Bar
Association, has set August q, % and
20 for the dates of the annual conven.
ton of the association which will be
held at Santa Fe this year. He has
appointed committee consisting Of
the vice-president for the First judic-
ial district, Paul A. F. Walter, Judge
John r. McFie, Ex-Governor l.. Brad.
ford Prince, Hon. Thomas B. ,Catron
and Alloys B. Renehan, who was presi-
dent Of the Bar Association last term,
to arrange the program, secure speak
ers and make the local preparations
for the convention. 1t is believed that
over hundred members of the bar
will be in Santa Fe to attend the con.
vention. Many will bring their families
or friends. An effort will be made to
make the occasion a noteworthy and
memorable one.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
PROFESSOR VERNON
GOING TO FLORIDA
Expert at New Mexico Agricultural
College Accepts Position in
Southern institution.

Agricultural College, N. NJ, June /.
Professor John J. Vernon, who has
been at the head of the Agricultural
Department in New Mexico College
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, for
the past seven years, has accepted a
position in the Florida Agricultural
Experiment Station and will leave at
once to take up his new duties. His
new position is lucrative one and
with the valuable experience he has
had along agricultural lines in New
Mexico he has very bright prospects
To him is due much of the credit for
the progress New Mexico has made
along farming lines in the past two
or three years, and his authorship OF
the bulletin on dry farming has placed
his name among those of the foremost
expert agriculturists in the West.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
CHAVES ARMlJO IS
SEVERELY INJURED
Horse Which He Was Riding Falls on
Him-Escapes Death BY
Narrow Margin.

Chaves Armijo. the nlne-yearold-e -eon
OF Mrs. L. C. Armijo is confined to his
bed as the result of severe injuries
received Saturday afternoon when a
horse, which he was riding, fell and
carried the boy down with him. The
face Of young Armijo is covered with
|plasters and his body bears numerous
marks OF severe bruises. Luckily no
bones were broken
The lad was to act as a Junior aide
during the Memorial Day exercises
and desiring to see his mother before
the parade started, he rode rapidly to
his home two doors west of the Pal.
ace hotel and while turning in at the
gate the horses feet slipped on the
brick sidewalk and the animal fell.
Mrs Armijo witnessed the accident.
1t happened so quickly that to give as
sistance to the unfortunate rider was
out of the question. The horse fell on
the boy, but was up and away before
anyone reached It.
While the lads injuries are not SER
ious they will keep him bedfast for
lseveral days at least. Doctor J. M.
Diaz is In attendance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
ADDITIONAL FOREST
GUARDS APPOINTED
New Officials Named in Eight West.
ern States and Terrtores-To
Supply Increasing Demand.

Washington, May 1.-The Forest
Service has just announced the fol
lowing appointments on National For
ests:
Arizona-Dan Jackson has been ap-
pointed a forest guard on the Black
Mesa National Forest, and Robert A.
Lane has been appointed a forest
guard on the Grand Canyon (S) Ma
tional Forest.
ldaho-Bailey p. Dustin and Will
lam Kerby have been appointed for.
est guards on the Payette National
Forest, and Lucius F. Spaulding has
been appointed assistant forest rang.
er on the same National Forest
Utah-William r. Dodds has been
appointed assistant forest ranger on
the Seyier National Forest.
Washington--Philo M. Williams has
been appointed a forest guard on the
Wenatchee National Forest and
Hiram A. Woodwork and Potter Bay
er have been appointed forest guards
on the Chelan National Forest.
Montana-Charles f. Ordish, Joe
Crossley, Fred S. Odle and Fred H
Chadney have been appointed forest
guards on the Lewis and Clark Ma
tional Forests.
Colorado--Charles d. lines has been
appointed a forest guard on the Mon
tezuma National Forest.
Oregon--U. S. G. Turner has been
|appointed a forest guard on the Blue
Mountains (E) National Forest.
New Mexico-Charles Coe has been
appointed forest guard on the Lin.
coin National Forest.
These appointments are made to
meet the increased demands of the
Forest Service work due to the open
ing of the grazing season, resump-
ton of active numbering operations
on forests and permanent improve
ment work after the cessation of prac.
tically all business of this kind dur.
ing the winter months.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
FEAR ANOTHER
MORO OUTBREAK
Natives on Island of
Jolo Becoming
Restless
SETTLERS ARE ATTACKED
Two Leaders Convicted of
Murder Pay Penalty on
Callows.

Manila. P, T., June l.--Moros on the
Island of Jolo are reported restless
One OF their leaders. Asturia Dattos
has vowed to personally kill twenty
white men ana a hundred Chinese
and then declare war. A sentry has
been attacked and badly wounded
The guards have been doubled 1t is
reported that settlers have been at.
tackled and several murdered.
Faustine Ablen, leader of the Dlos
Dios movement, who once assumed the
title OF Pope of the Island Leyte, and
Espiridon Rota, his principal fellow
er. We're hanged at the prison Of Bill
bid today. They were found guilty o!
several cruel murders.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
PIERCE SUBJECT
TO EXTRACTION
Must r eturn to
Texas To Stand
LOSES IN SUPREME COURT
President Of Oil Company
Will Be Tried on Charge
of Perjury

Washington, June 1.-The Supreme
Court of the United States today con.
tirmed the decision of the United
States circuit court for the eastern
district of Missouri in the extradition
case OF II. Clay Pierce, president Of
the Waters-Pierce Oil company of st.
Louis, holding him subject to extra,
dition to Texas where he is under in.
dictment on a charge of perjury in
that he swore that his company had
not entered into conspiracy in re-
straint of trade when that company
made application to do business in
Texas. II is contended that the Wat.
ers-Pierce Oil company is a part Of
the Standard Oil company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
CONVICT MARTINEZ
OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT
Jury at Las Vegas Returns Verdict
Of Guilty After All Night
Deliberation.

A verdict Of guilty was returned this
morning by the jury In the criminal
case against Prlldencio Martinez, who
was on trial for criminally assaultina
Miss Margaret CARING at Las Vegas
last February. Such was the informa
ton received In Santa Fe today BY
Captain Of the Mounted Police Fred
Fornoff in telephone message from
Las Vegas where the accused was
tried before Judge William ]. Mills
presiding Judge Of the Fourth judicial
district.
The case went to the jury Saturday
after one of the most interesting
trials held at Las Vegas in recent
years. The gist of the charge against
the prisoner was that he, in company
with Felipe Garcia, waylaid and Grim
inally assaulted Miss CARING, night
operator for the Bell Telephone com.
pany at Las Vegas. Garcia pleaded
guilty when brought before the court
and turned states evidence against
Martinez.
Additional interest was taken in
the case by the public at large owing
to the fact that the girl fled the coun-
try and got as far as Dodge City,
Kansas, before being apprehended.
This was on the eve of the trial and
it was q weeks wonder why she left.
Martinez and Garcia were confined
in the territorial penitentiary for safe
keeping after they were arrested.
The sentiment at Las Vegas was very
intense against them and the officers
feared lynching If the two prison.
ers were kept at Las Vegas.
The penalty for the crime is from
five to twenty years in the territorial
penitentiary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
AUTO HITS TREE;
TWO ARE KILLED
Touring Car Becomes Unnangeabie
While Dashing Along at so
Mile an Hour Clip.

New York, June IA large tour
ing automobile carrying party re-
turning from the country early today
was overturned while speeding up the
ocean parkway. William Gonbear and
Thomas Nolan were instantly killed.
and Victor Brandes and James Nc,
Kenna were seriously injured.
John Teneyon, the owner and driver
of the car, was arrested. The car
was running at a speed Of fifty miles
an hour when it crashed into tree,
turned turtle and fell upon its occu-
pants.
The accident Is supposed to have
been caused by a disarrangement in
the stearing gear.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
KILLS MOTHER OF
GIRL HE LOVED
FrightfuI Deed BY Wisconsin Young
Man-Murderer Was Out Of insane
Asylum on Parole.

Fond Du Lac, Wis, June Grant
Poole, shot and killed Mrs. E. H. Orv.
is at the Methodist church in Oak.
field yesterday, as the congregation
was leaving the church He was cap
tured late last night by a farmer near
Village Ladoga and placed in jail
here. Poole had been madly in love
with Grace Orvis, a daughter of the
dead woman, and his attentions to-
ward her had not been countenanced
by her or her family. Poole had been
an inmate of the state hospital for the
insane three years and was out on
parole.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
BRYAN ATTACKS
CURRENCY LAW
Asserts II is Part Of Plan to Chance
Basis Of Bank Notes-Sorry It
Was Not Defeated.

Chadron, Neb., June 1.--William J..
Bryan opened the second week of his
Nebraska tour at Chadron where to-
day he addressed an early morning
crowd which met the train. In an In
terview he said he was glad the Dem
ocrats opposed the emergency cur.
rency measure and was sorry that they
did not succeed in defeating the bill.
"The currency bill, although called
an emergency measure" said Mr.. Bry.
an, "has been pushed through as part
Of plan formed several years ago
to secure change In the basis of
bank notes." He indicated that he
would more fully express his objection
to the measure at later date.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01

LARRAZOLO RETICENT
ABOUT CANDIDACY
Las Vegas Aspirant for Democratic
Nomination as Delegate to Con-
gress Dislikes Interviews.

incidentally to deliver an oration In
Spanish at the Memorial Day exer-
cises and primarily to string few
political wires, O. A. Larrazolo OF
Las Vegas, aspirant to a seat in
Congress as the delegate representing
New Mexico, visited Santa Fe Satur-
day and Sunday. He left for his
home today.
Mr.. Larrazolo is not talking to news.
paper men. He told reporter for
the New Mexican that he disliked very
much to be interviewed. Really, !
have nothing worth while to say he
exclaimed At this point in the con
versation he was accosted by voter
who had supported him two years ago
and who craved recognition. Mr.. Lar
razolo was glad to meet his admirer,
Judging from the warm handclasp that
followed. The conversation Jagged.
He who twice led the Democrats to
Waterloo, confessed that he had the
worst memory OF any person in the
territory. Then he wanted to know
the name of his friend
Asked what he thought of the po-
litical outlook and his chances, the
Las Vegas politician leaned forward
on his toes, settled back on his heals
and looked away across the Plaza in
which the band was playing. He had
an expression on his face akin to
that Of a plunger who had horse
race fixed and the next day the tick
cts would be good for cash.
The aspirant to Congress has a
pleasing personality and is a good
speaker. He knows how to make the
Eagle scream as his Grafton delivered
at the National Cemetery, which was
in Spanish, however, was said to be
a mastery effort 1t was the first
speech he had made in his native
tongue for many months and he ad-
mitted that 1t came awkward to him.
Sunday Mr.. Larrazolo held several
conferences with local Democrats,
but what developed is being kept
under the seas. He was surprised
when informed that Santa Fe county
Democrats had endorsed him as can
didate for delegate and admitted that
he was not abreast of territorial af-
fairs.
He is inclined to give credit to
Delegate w. H. Andrews for the good
work done In Congress but is not free
in his conversation relative to this
subject. Withal his stay here was
pleasant and his delightful manners
were in harmony with the climate and
weather conditions in Santa Fe Sat.
urday and Sunday
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
CURRENCY BILL
FINALLY PASSES
Spectacular Filibus-
ter Fails to De-
60TA CONGRESS ADJ0URMs
Senator Aldrich and Repre-.
sentative Vreeland Head
Commission,
Special to the New Mexican.

Washington, June l.-Despite the
spectacular filibuster having for its
purpose the defeat OF the compromise
currency bill, that measure was pass
ed by the Senate late Saturday even
ing, being followed in turn by the
passage Of the public buildings bill
and the general deficiency bill, all
three of which were signed by Presi.
dent Roosevelt and now become law
BY the passage Of the public build
ings bill, the $125,0o0 appropriated for
a postofiice building and court house
at Roswell, and 100000 for another
story to the federal building at AL.
buquerque are assured.
The Sixtieth Congress adjourned
until December at 1850 o'clock Sat
urday night.
Currency Commission Organizes.
Vice President Fairbanks and
Speaker Cannon, under the provisions
Of the currency law announced the
appointment of the members Of the
commission created by the new law
and the commission held It's first ses-
sion yesterday and effected organi-
zation by electing Senator Aldrich
president and Representative Vreeland
vice-president A meeting of the full
membership of the committee will be
held on July 18th in New York. It Is
expected that the commission will con.
tinue in existence for at least three
or four years during which time a
complete investigation Of the financial
systems Of the United States and Eur
opean countries will be made
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
CELT WINS THE
BROOKLYN HANDICAP
Spectacular Race Run at Gravesend
Course This Afternoon--Value
of Purse $25 900.

Gravesend, N. Y, June Amid the
cheering of thirty thousand people
this afternoon, Celt won the Brook.
lyn handicap worth 5000. Fairplay
was second and Master Robert third.
Ten horses faced the barrier, namely
Montgomery, McCarter, Rifleman, Old
Honesty. Celt, Fairplay, King James,
Don Creole. Master Robert and Berk.
ley. The distance was one mile and a
quarter, Celt won in a driving finish,
it being almost any horses race until
the wire was reached The time was
2:O4 Is.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
TELLS OF RAPID
PROGRESS OF WILLARD
e. p. Davies, Prominent Citizen Of
cut-off Town, Visits the Capital
"A Good Booster.

e. P. Davies, an attorney of VIII.
lard, stated while In the city Satur-
day that the country about the thriv.
ing little city Of which he is resi-.
dent, is exceedingly prosperous and
that Willard is steadily forging to the
front. He says that the town has one
Of the largest wholesale and retail es
tablishments in the territory, known
as the Willard Mercantile company
Willard is on the Santa Fe Central
and the Belen cutoff of the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe railways. It is
about the only station on the Belen
Cutoff that has water fit for use in
locomotives and the Santa Fe has put
in large water station there.
Five miles west of Willard is the
Mesteno arroyo, a reservoir has been
built and the land, which In this vi.
cinity Is very fine, is being cultivated
very successfully. Mr.. Davies said that
every quarter section was filed upon
and that the land is producing as we'll
as the most anxious could wish. South
of the town In a vast sheep and cat
tie range. Over half million dollars
in wool and sheep were realized on
the Willard market this last season
A board Of trade has been organized
street lights established, the townsite
trouble practically settled and every.
thing is moving along harmoniously
The town has a population of 500 souls
and is steadily increasing.
The Torrance County Savings Bank,
which Mr.. Davies established, is the
oldest banking establishment in the
town. During the first year the depos-
it's ran up to $4,000 and have been
increasing steadily ever since. H. B.
Jones, of the Santa Rosa National
bank, is president Of the in
stitution. Mr.. Davies has retired from
the banking business and will devote
his attention to the practice Of law.
He was we'll pleased with Santa Fe
and is very enthusiastic over the fu.
ture OF the Sunshine Territory.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-01
BURGLARS COMMIT
DOUBLE MURDER
StrangIe Famous Artist and His
Mother to Death in Their Apart
ments in French Capital.

Paris, June 1.-Mamade Steinheil,
whose husband, Adolphe Steinheil, the
well known painter and his mother
Madame Japy were found strangled to
death Sunday at the artists residence
in Rue De Vaugirard, had somewhat
recovered from the shock this morn
ing and was able to give an almost per-
feet description of the assassins, who
wore long, black gowns. Madame
Steinhill was gagged and bound to the
bed by the strangers. The police be-
lieve robbery was the sole motive of
the murderers. There was a consider
able sum Of money In the house.