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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-15

According to the near-philosopher of
the Sioux City Tribune, the man who
claims to understand women may be
educated, but he is either inexper-
fenced or an egotist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-15

The Sioux City Tribune maintains
taat as long as men continue to pre-
tend to be fooled when the peroxide
blonde passes by, it may still be called
the age of chiyalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-15

The Ida Grove Pioneer says f
takes 800 man to make 800 ar
acre land pay good returns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-15
NOTES AND COMMENT.

Whiteboards are being substituted
for blackboards in some of the Eng
lish schools
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-15

"Oh, base ball. what crimes are
committed in thy name" paraphrases
the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-15

It is anticipated by the Dubuque
Telegraph-Herah that when the
Peary-Cooke dispute gets under full
Roadway the warmth Of debate may
melt the bloomin' pole.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-12
FLORES Y PLUMAS

En- ell eStableCimientO de Gel
gel EdifciO OrdOhez, acaban de
recibirSe preciOSOS ramOs y rO-
SaS en- tOdOS cOlOreS. EStilOS
anteramente nTeVOS, muy ele-
;alteS.
LAS plnmaS son Jas mas tiDaS
en- plaza. TOdOS COloreS.
CinturOpeS, bOISaS, carteraS
y peineiaS.
FarmaS DE- SOmbrerO ultima
nOvedad.
BlnSaS bIancaS linaS.
COrSetS dirertOriO deSde $l.0O
a $500.
Geigel. MOdaS. FOFtaleza2l
EdificiO 0rdahez.
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'e6NTInyA Il DEBATE
del lUIles.
El Speaker eierra Ia
session del primer dIa.
EI deIeeadc CanaIes CO.
mienza el martes su tur'
no de rectlficaclon.
yesse Ia sdIcioo de aver

1abla d,lrante unos minutoi ei
speaker" explieando estos hecbos
= dice, al final que ls muJev,
por medic del amor, que es
Ia mayor y mss sublime palanea
de Ia bumanidad puede. en- q hosar
.cootribuir 4 la realization de las
mas gfandes obras, 10 que no ocu-
rrirla lieyandola 4 Ia ardiente tuchas
de los con1icios en- que lgualads en-
ain todo al homhre, siendo entences
no una influencia que arrastra & NIL
llares de hombres Que son mlllares
de votos, quedaria conVertlda en-
una sola fueraa en- lin solo voto con
SUI papeleta electoral. Que en- ESQ
convertiria la ineonstratable tuer-
"a de la mujer puertorrlquefa en-
favor de la patria, el proyecto lie
ley del Sr. Canales.
Dice que, ,cuaido Sc han presenta-
do mtjeres de ecepcional lntelsgen-
cia para las ciencias y las artes Sc
han scparado de su sexo, de las
condiciunes de dclicadeza que 10
caracterizan, llegando 4 ser 'un ma
rimacho, como 81 liz Daturaleza qul-
sierra demostrar de una tnaners IN
discutible y palnaria que para ESQ
no fue creada la mujer, que SOLO pa
ra ser madre para llenar ell hogar de
que brota todo 10 grande y TODD 10
sublime de los pueblos es que Tue en-
viada q la TERRA.
Que 81 ell autor del bill cree que
por cse camino, concedlendo ell voto
3 Ia ulujer haria un gran servlclo,
tenga la seguridad de que 10 que
resultaria es la destruction del dulce
hogar puertorriquebo.
CnnaleS. Obieta que 81 por darle
libertad & la muier, libertad a la
que tiene dereeho, Sc cree destruIr
el bogar, va que ese hogar esta cons
tituido de una manera tiranica, debe
deiarse lihre ell camino a la muier
para q. proceda como mas lie agrade.
Asi, 81 ella quiere segulr en- su hogar
10 hara voluntariamente y sin min
guna tir5nica imposition que Bos
impida conocer cuales son sus ver-
daderas tendencias.
Vease la edici6n de maiiana.
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Entrevista de Eduardo
Guillermo, sin resuItado.
Toda la hota blaoca Sc reuni.
ra en- medic del og6ano.

New York, Febrero 12-El pre-
sidante electo Mr. William Fl. Taft,
ha sido recibido con e4traordinaria
DEMONSTRATION de entusiasmo ,pd-
blieo en- New Orleans. Mr.. Taft,
en I'm discurso que dirigio d Ia mu-
chedumtre que le aclamaba, alabo
las inmensas ventajas lie todo ge-
nero que la naci6n deriVarA de la
pr6xima termination y apertura
del canal lie Panama. 1
New York, Febrero l2-tfoy &C.
lehrase en- toda la naci6n, como in
gran dfa de la patria, el eentenario
del nacimiento de Abraham Lincoln,
ell presidente martir, el mas alto
exponente de 10 que ha hecho gran
de 4 los Estados Unidos por Ell pen
samiento Y la rectitud de sus gran
DIES hombreS pdbllcos.
Madrid, Febrero 12.-El rey don.
Alfonso ha salido hoy para Villa
viciosa en- donde le esperan varlos
soberanos de Europa, entire ellos
los reyes de Portugal a los cuaies
Sc unira Ell breve ell rey Eduardo,
'despuGs de su entrevista con el hal-
ser.
i New York, Fcbrero 12-Toda la
fIota del almirante Sperry,se reunlra
en- medic del oceano para bacer en-
tonces rumho directo Hampton
Roads.
Berlin, Fehrero - Una notlcia
sensational ba cricuIado en- todos
los centres politicos de esta capt.
tai, referente al resultado de la confe
rencia del Kaiser y ell rey Eduardo.
Ahora Sc ha hecho publico, contra
10 que generalmcnte Sc esperaba,
que de la entrevista no ha resultado
nada prictico que Alliance las buenas
relaciones entire los dos poderes y
que, por 10 tanto, clio dara lugar
q que Sc recrudezcan los recelos
v antagonismos entire las dos gran
des nacioneS rivales en- el predomi-
MO { Influenza sObre Ia politica
international eurOpea.
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en- l erica
DE- s0cEDAD.

a La reception de anochs. Brillante en- YER
dad resuit6 anoche la reception ctrecida
q sus amigos por el gobernador Post, Sc
6aiado sl comienzo para las 9 de Ia nocbe.
!os pocos momenios de dada Ia hora
sssaban los sa!ooes de Ia Mansion
Gjecuiiya snos de uaa distlngujda
consurreEcis De damas = saballeros de
Is eiudad
la representation ssmsn!na sn 81 acso
fue hr:i.ants. aacs los honore. del rs.
eiioinisato Ia dlstinguids sspo.a del se,
efetario de Price Wiiioughby y el gooer
nadot. H.
Eatre la nusrida pIeysde de damas
que eilf luciefon su eiegapcis y dist'nclbn,
estaban las iiistineudas sehocas de Rlon-
det, Luchetty. Benh. j. P. Siiya. Gra6ame.
Hamilton. Ward, Gapdta. C6rdova. Cas-
Ieo, Medina. Hoare. Hyde. Parrs-Capd
Lluveras, Ramdoul. Hoheb. Hord. Say
Hoo. Swegett, Fernandez Mater, Nc Leary
aarsell. Monrroy, Ranschemplat y.
Giusty. Pasaban de 100 las se6oras, y
habfa magnificos trajes.
El ramiiiete de senori:as muy Undo.
Entire otras 10 formaban las De Pasarell,
Marta Amalia Julia Y Cristina; Hoare,
Fernandez Mater, Coll Marines Rlopdat.
Luchetty, Hyde, Daubtn. Moreno Calde-
ron, Carpenter Hoheb. Giusty, Van Ma
tia Suarez. Tn esplendido bouquet de
se6oritas de Ia colonia nortesmericana
completaba csplendidsmente ell cuadro y
Ponce. poniepdo siempre muy alto su
pabell6n. Mostraba ALI bellisimas dami-
tss como las de Oppenbeimer, Porrata,
Martinez Biscombe mereciendo tam
bi6n iusto tribute de admiration.
Delegados ia Camara, Sres. Lluveras,
Canales, Mercader. Garcia Duc6s. Acuha
y Coll. In mayor parte de los Consejeros
del Executive. Gobernsdor del BaDco de
P. Rico, oficiales de Ia Marina y del ejer-
cto, magistrates del Supreme y jueces de
Ia Corte, la politica y Ia hanca, el comercio
y las colonias extranjeras dieron nutrida
representation en- caballeros y j6venes.
Ell gobernador Post y su secretario par
ticular Sr. Noble atendiendo todos con
exquisite cortesia.
Sc hailarop 8 pleas en- el antique salon
del Trono las II termin6 la agradable
reuni6n social. una de las mas animadas
a que hemos asistido en- el palacio del
Executive.
,SemDer.
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La experiencia del doctor
Salvador Carbonell.

In padre aqrndecido. -- Beedc bara
cerca de veinte amos venco inlicaaio /,
Emulsion de Scott en- los casos en- cue
esta recomeudado su uso, Y fiempre he
duedado satisfecho del resullado obteni-
do. Debo gratitud i dicha preparation,
pues 81 no hubiera sidopor ella que me
ayud6 a salvar mi hiIa CanElia, esta no
estaria hoy rn Algecirls cas1da con el
ayudante del Conamdante General del
Campo de Gibraltar. el general sehor
Obreghn.
Ahora mlsun tsnco en- mi Sanatorio
I'm niho de nUeve aims, a quiaa praeti-
que reseccIones en- Ia tlhra y que mucho
La sanado con Ia Emulsion. - DR.. S.
CuFbgnclL
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Conision del
'Servicio Civil.

La comisi6n del Servicio Civil
acaba de hacer pGblico su primer
informe annual. Consta este de un
voldmen de 277 paginas, limpio
correctamente impreso en- la I'M
prenta de gobierno de la isla.
Ell trabsjo es importante Y des-
pierta vivo inter6s. La ley que fun
do ese servicio entire nosotros Sc
propuso ordenar sobre bases de equi-
dad y iusticia, ia provision de EN-
pleos, asf como procurar medios pa
ra Ia cultura de los asoifantes a in-
gresar en- ell servicio pGblico.
FL primer aho de trabajo lie la
conisiou ha sido bueno. Muchas
cosas tenidas como eXageraclones
de la prensa, resultaron comproba-
das, especialmente en- 10 relative
& la tendencia aristocratica de los
centros de gobierno 4 convertIrse
en- cantones ADMINISTRATORS, pa
sando, & yeces, por enclma de las
leyes.
Ell report es digno de pausado
estudio. Tuvimos la suerte de que
Ia Comisi6n, compuesta por los Sc
flores Coles, Guzman, Benitez ID.
Juan) y Lugo ViHas Cd. JOSEF.
syudsda en- los primeros trabajos
por el Sr. Rafael PaIacius Rodri-
guez que pas6 a Ia magistratura,
hsbl6 en- el informe con lisura Y
franqueza. Entendemos que 81
Nconducts al respecto merece Ia
considersci6n del pals, toda vel
que no oculta las dificultades. pc
lIgros y escollos. con.que, en- Ia mis-
ma administration la tfopelado
Is ley del serviCiO civil.
Dsbe leerse csc Tepprf y co1-eTyar
como inteTesantes d9cameu,y.. LIS
hnotaciones Y estai'~''cAs.
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La cerca de un cannino
en- el urabo.
Defiende a los jovenes
Fernandez ell aboeado
Diaz Navarro.
Semper.
de nuestro correSponsaD

Caguas Fehrero Gel juicio que por "Cau-
ci6p" Sc sigue los jovenes Fernandez.
propietsrios del borrio 'Guraho" y quienes
son drfendidos por el Lcdo. Diaz Navarro.
hs siLo suspendido para el sabado l3 del
actual. FL denunciante es el senior Abella
Baston v proviene el litigio de un camino
vecinaI que ell senior Ahella quiere cercar,
q 10 que Sc oponen los sehores Fernandez,
por ser el unico camiDo que comunica su
propiedad con Ia carretera central. La
opinion pdblica estA pendiente'deI fallo de
esta question que promote dar .mucho que
haeer.
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La Correspsndencia de Pto. Rico.
FRECIoE DE SusCRIPCIoN
EN- TODA LA IS5A-
INlOsTlC|A DEL 0RGAt0.
dg lbs republicans.

Ell diario republican, acaba
aiHrnar que 81 en- el pals Sc han le-
vantado sentimientos antlamerl-
canos. ;si de clio tiene Ia cuipa el 60
hernador Post. Yea "El Agula de
eeeparar su injusticia.
Nosotros pensamos que hay dis
tancia entire las manifestaelones
al gobernador acerca de antidnlerl-
caassmo y su responsabilidad en-
ell asunto, - -.
Denuneiar, despues de dies amos
ise sobierno tutelar, que hay en- -
isla sentiinliientos dn,idmerlcanos, q
ns incuestionablemente denunclar
81 regimen que para este pals leesls=
l6 Il Congreso. Esas manifesto
clones fueron sin duda, baio este
.Dunto de vista, de gran valor. Fue-
ron i'm epitafio, eserito sobre una
ley muerta en- la conciencia de los
hombres justos Y que solo por la
f,ierga v la convenieneia de partlcu-
lares Y buenos negocios, esta sos
tenida.
81 puede un gobernador balo
eli regimen Foraker nflulr con su
sola preseneia en- ell gobierno para
il r,ina del regimen, por que pre-
side IN gobierno que no dsr'pa deE
sonseatinsento de bs gobernddoS,
nd cabe entonces dudar de que,
seetin 10 afirna ell organol de los
reuublicanos, ell gobernador Post
es oficialmente cumplidor de un
sistema de gobierno que repelen el
sentimiento y la conviction puer-
torriquefos.
Pero 81 piensa Gel Agulla" que
personalmente, como hombre que
actua segdn inspiraciones de su
fuero Inferno y dc sds leales in
tentos, el Sr. Post ha creado la pro-
tesla V Ell descontento en- ell pals
eiitonces, aquel diario no es lusto
su afirmaci6n es en- este punto apa-
sionada V le invitamos 4 rectifl'
car. "...-.
No hubo entire noSotroS hombre
de gobierno que mas cerca estuvlest
sienlpfe, en- todas las cuestiones dt
interes plblico, de los puertorrl
,i;,a5os. no le hubo mas afeCtuosC
con nuestro pals.
No Sc le iuzga aqui como hombr'
politieo mas 6 menos complaclen
te con tales 8 cuales partldos. En-
ese tefreno no podria la critica all
yiafle del peso de errores de ma
6menos trascendencia. Be lie luzg'
sole como hombre de gobierno que
dssde hace amos Sc inclina a SO
lucioties que satizfacen asplraclo
mes puertorriquehas, 10 que ha he.
cho Que q sstos inspire considera,
ci6n y aprecio. ...,,.
Ell vocero de los republicanos de-
be entender que en- sus proplas
filas podffa hallar 81 buscara, esa
consideration y ese aprecio.
Fijese bienly rectifique, hacienda
justicia al gobernador Post, no con,
fundiendo la responsabllidad que
como figura principal del odiosc
regimen que nos desagrada le co
rresponda, con el buen deseo que CT
los varios cargos que en- la isla de
sempeho, mostr6 siempre. Z.
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Los distinguidos esposos Galletip-
Post han llegado aver en- el vapor correo
de los Estsdos Unidos. La distinguida
Sra. es heruana del gobernador Post pa
sara aquf una corts tempurads. Bienve-
nidos , que les sea gIata su petmanencia
aqui los cstiu.adcs espCsus.
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Para el domingo.

En- la edici6n del proximo
domingo, LA Correspondent.
cia" publicara, entire otros, los
siguientes trabajos: Noble y
hcroico AIayqgiiez.-Et "'1s'er7o
de las impresio1lcs dig'tolcs. .Mi-
no trdgico.-- IJormQci6m cie1.-
Gieu y otros mas,
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El compositor Balseiro,

Nos participa 81 iuspirado compositor
puertorriqueho senior Rafael Balseiro, que
solo coucurri6 al certamen musical cele-
brado con motive de las fiestas carnavales
cas-, con una marcha festiva, sin que qui-
sierra prssentar ninguna otra composition
para optar al premio de LancerOs.
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La Ilustracion Arlist.Ca
y El Salon &C La
Mod"

Henss rscibido T. p nGms- I1
Ilastracs sn AEtitira' 3 el p-El.- 5s
r. sAi5l dc Ia NDdz
Aubcl nlT Interskaufes. nerter-- -H.-
tes 4 = Bstotsca Cniversii Iiuz'f .=
De h etsi - sEsnts IN Szn Jan q s.
@. saaar-ana, ssz gosk 81
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In la Cannara.

LaIgsmente &c hs discutido EN- Ia Ca
mara de delegados, el bill sobre Ia
emancipation de Ia mmier puertorriqus-
na; despues de elocueutes y hermosos
discursos. eI bill no ha pasado y real
mente parsce innecesaria la tai ley,
pues Ia muier en- Puerto Rico usa va el
sufragio universal, pties unanimemente
ban deelarado que lbs meiores traies
heebos del mundo, sou los que vende
la Almudaina" de J. Pieras Ca.
Cruz II.
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NUEYO TINERARiO DEL VAPoR JULIA"
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Repfoddcmos en- faesinie carta que nos dirije este
disnguido escrtor, sxpresando el efecto que produ
jera propo caso el uso de las Pidoras de Foster
para los rnoaes. .E
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Aver mahADa estDvieron co Is Mao
sion Eieeutlya el Sr. Behn y ell inspector
de Ia pollcis insuIaf Sr. Zimmerman
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Sc ARRIENDA por $1,000 mensuales
una casa en- Naraniito y so cuerdas de
terrenos maguf6eos para Ia siembra de
tabaco y frut0s memories. -Pago por Sc
lnesGres sdelantados. Contrato por 5
afios. s.-Inforrnaran Sol IIe. f5a
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09
AT Woo
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good health, with its blessings, must un- derstand. quite clearly, that 1t involves the question of right living with all the term implies. With proper knowledge of what is best, each hour of recreation, of enjoy ment, of contemplation and of effort may he made to contribute to living arlght. Then the use of medicines may be dis p6nsed with to advantage, but under or dinary conditions in many instances q simpie, wholesome remedy may be invalu- able il taken at the proper time and the California Fig Syrup Co holds that It IS alike important to present the suDJect truthfully and.to supply the one perfect laxative to those desiring 1t.
 Consequently, the Company's Syrup ol Figs and Elixir of Senna gives general satisfaction. To get its beneficial effects buy the genuine, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

While the Detroits have a fair lead in the American league pennant race. their prospects of final victory are not, as q rule, looked upon as. being bright by dopesters. Jennings. like Hanlon his mentor, is undoubtedly a pitcher killer. His star, wild Bill'' Donovan. is not displaying his past form To the contrary. Donovan is decidedly an in-and-outer. with em- phasis on the outer. He Is seldom used. Killian, Jennings southpaw standby, has not won half his games to date. and is apparently going back. Mullen, who started the season with twelve straight wins. has broken. He is doing fairly well. but not well enough for the strenuous times com. ing. Summers, who has been dubbed the Tigers iron man. is weakening from overwork. Willetts is going along about as he did last year. when he tired toward the finish. Speer and Works, two youngsters. with a recent purchase from the Southern league (Lelivelt) constitute the remainder of the twirling staff. and. from what they have exhibited, should not be figured upon. Therefore. from now on, the chances of Jennings, Cobb SS Co, with two pitchers broken down. two over worked, one not a strong finisher and the others not worthy of consideration. do not glimmer like a searchiight.
 Connie Mack's Athletics have the call with some. In fact they have been considered most earnestly since their first trip to Detroit. when they beat the champs three out of four. They will be close up. but the outfield is not strong This weakness, I think. is too great for Foxy Comics strong pitch ing staff and clever infield to over come. .-.
 The steady gait of the Boston Red Stockings, under Fred Lake, new Moses in big league circles. is mak- ing them all sit up and take notice. Lake started the season begged for the cellar championship. He had dur
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

jestic. And it will be surpassed the coming week. Al Bini. the great" is booked for the Majestic. The Coliseum will have a troupe of trained elephants. These are the first acts for the two houses with the rest of the bills in harmony with the lead. Although each house has a strong novelty act this week the best act of all. the act of the most real merit. is at the Coliseum, Winfield Scott, as the Lone Lost Chief" Sherlock and Holmes are headliners also.
 Thelma Deverne and Van at the Coliseum produce the novelty of the week And it certainly is a novelty of tbc. first water. Real wit in plenty and startling in it's .uniqueness,
 Mile Wanda and her troupe of eighteen trained English coach dogs at the Majestic is the banner act here and. especially wins the hearts of the women and children. The dogs seem almost human in their work. A comedy cartoon act by Jack Harring- ton is full of funny pictures. of odd subjects and is cleverly. handled by an artistic hand.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

ing tine winter disposed of Young and
 Criger, his winning battery of the
 previous race. Fans in Boston howled
 like Dervishes over this. He was, you
 might say, given time to get out of
 town. He, however. knew what he
 wanted and what he was doing. Young
 and Criger were old heads. Lake
 wanted young blood. They were good
 men; he wanted better. Furthermore
 the recent recruits for places on the
 team were wont to look to Young and Criger for instructions. ignoring the
 manager. This did not suit Lake. He
 was manager and was going to be re- spected as such Result:
 Carrigan. with one years experience
 in select company. was made first catcher. He has caught over half the games played to date. Would have caught them all had he not been in jured He is a star; catches as well as Criger. and bats well above 300. Second catcher Donohue is good. In catchers Lake has it on Jennings.
 Cicotte. a young pitching discard of Jennings a couple of seasons back, proved winner for Lake. Not only
 does he lead the American league : pitchers in games won. but improve ment shows in each game. Joe Wood, maiden. has duplicated the work of ! Cicotte. The heavy work. however.
 has fallen upon the youthful shoulders | of Arrelanes, a native son and gradu-
 ate of the Pacific Coast league Sew | c:.tccn won and eight lost games tell this mans story. Schlitzer. karGer
 and Collins. the others. may be de- pended unon to win half their games. Thus we see the beanies stronger than the Wolverines in the box-that is, condition considered.
 Outside the batteries, however, is where the Red legs show decided su- periority. Stahl at first base is much
 better than Tom Jones' At second Mcconnell, while not so hard hitter.
 is way wonder" better as a fielder
 than Delehanty. He is also a better
 man getting around the paths. Harry
 Lord, captain of the Bunker Hill boys,
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

in the infield, outfield and behind the bat. man for man. and when condition of men at the present time is con sidercd they look best in the box The Wolverines have won two pennants, but any confidence and steadiness due to this fact will be offset by recent changes in the infield.
 Keep your eyes on those Bay State boys. The race closes with Lakes bunch on the home lot. Jennings may thank fortune for his good start AS now constituted there are stronger teams in the race.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

has no equal playing at the third sack in either major league. He is just simply a star at eyerything--base- running. fielding, batting and direct ing. MOriarity and OLcary are trying to satisfy Jennings. Bush. shortstop for the Michiganders, has the best of Wagner as a run-getter, also a slight possible shade at fielding. At batting they are about even up. On the in field therefore we find the New Eng
 landers best at the three corners and the Michiganders best at short. The BOstons also have the advantage of having played the whole season to- eether. while two of the Tigers are recent acquisitions.
 That Tiger outfield has been classy so long that, unless compared man for man, one is apt to say, Huh. there is nothing like it." Nevertheless, let's just take Lakes flying squadron" and stand then up there. Cobb in right Ty Cobb-the champion swatter of the league of course. is thirty points bet ter as a hitter than Gessler. But don't think GCssler a weak batsman. Cobb is faster on the bases and also in { fielding. But Gessler is speedy-very fast indeed. In center Crawford does stunts for Detroit and Speaker for Boston. In battling only does Crawford excel. Speaker has been declared by some American league umpires to out shine Cobb as a fielder. He also out runs Crawford on the base lines. The Tigers present Mcintyre in leftfield. while Niles works this territory for the Reds. The last batch of batting averages shows them axactly even 23S. Mac makes more runs than Niles for the reason that Cobb and Crawford bat him around However
 Mcintyre is there with grouoh at all times. He is extremely jealous of Cobb Why he. should be no ono knows. They are not in the same class as bauplayers. The grOuch exists, that is the point. Boston is best off in left and center and Detroit in right field. Two to one.
 Boston shows up stronger, therefore,