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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23
College TOSSER
WASTES A GAME
Pair of Wild Throws by Babe
ReanS Costly to Graham
and Fine for Seals
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 22.-Charlie
Graham put Babe Reams at third today
to play for Boardman, who is afflicted
with a sore toe, dislocated finger and a
charley horse, and witnessed the Suisun
boy waste game for him. Reams first
gave the Seals lead by wild toss to
first, and then when~the score was tied
he handed the Seals the game by a
weird throw to center field
1t was tough game for Spider Baum
TO lose, as he had the visitors on his
staff and with any kind of backing
would have scored a shutout. Lewis
started the scoring in the fourth on
Darringer's boot of his chance. Berry
sacrificed and Reams threw the ball
away. Lewis scoring. Berry was caught
on MeArdle's grounder but Henley
scored McArdle with a single.
Van Buren tied the score in the
fourth by hitting to center with the
bases full, Pearsons, Perry and Dar-
ringer having bumped Henley for sim
gles. The Seals came right back with
two in the fifth, Witt walking and TAX
ing third on Mohler's sacrifice. Mel
chior famed and Tenant drew pass
Tenant was caught between bases on
the double steal, but Reams threw the
ball into the ground in front of him and
both Witt and Tenant tailed.
The Senators registered one run in
the fifth on two hits and a stolen base
and the Seals added final marker in
the ninth. Henley bringing over Lewis
who had hit and pilfered. Score:
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Handicap Tennis At
Park Near Finish

The handicap singles tennis tourna-
ment, begun on the Golden Gate park
courts last Sunday, was completed to
the final round yesterday The sue
cessful contestants were c. j. Curley
and William Marcus. The former
played from 2-6 behind scratch and
the latter from 2-6 above scratch
All of the matches played yesterday
were won in straight sets with the
exception of one which proved by far
the most interesting. The contestants
were Marcus and b. Batkin. The lat
ter was one of the most heavily handi-
capped players in the tournament, play
ing from Is 20 back of scratch. Two
of the three sets went to deuce, Bat
kin winning the first and Marcus the
second and third.
The scores follow.
Third round-curley lowe 2-6) beat Ross
10 80, 6-1, Cd: f. w. Guerin lowe 15) beat
F. Bass (2-6). 6-3, 1-6, 6-3.
Fourth round.Easton $50 beat Code (3-6),
(15 40, Cd, e.; W. Marcus (2-6) beat B.
Batkin lowe 15 2-6), 81, CO, 81.
Semifnals-Curley beat Easton, Cd, Sc;
Marcus beat Guerin, Sc, Ga.
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Oaks Slaughter Steen

The morning game was one sided,
al the Oaks slaughtered Stems offer
ing. making IA hits and nine runs off
his delivery. The feature Of the game
was the batting Of Cutshaw and Swan
der The former got four hits out of
FIVE trips up. Swander got three hits,
one a home run and another a three
base hit.
in the opening inning. Three hits, one
a home run over the right field fence
by Swander, netted four runs.
In the second inning slim Nelson
cot home run. no, the ball did not
20 down squirrel hole; Nelson
Knocked il over the right field fence.
a big crowd which was present Will
testify TO this. Score:
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Professional Cyclists
Are Suspended

NEWARK, N. j., May 22.-P. Hehir
and William (PedlarJ Palmer, the Aus
tralian professional cyclists, were sus-
pended for 80 days by Referee Valen-
tine for foul riding during the five
mile race at Vailsburg track here to-
day.
The race was won by Frank Kramer
of East Orange. with Iver Lawson, Salt
Lake City, second, and Fred Hill, Bos-
ton, third. Time, 1859 1-5.
Earlier in the day Palmer and Joe
Wells of New Zealand won a team
match from Albert Krebs of Salt Lake
City and Walter Bardgett of Buffalo in
two straight heats of one mile and a
half mile Percy Lawrence of San
Francisco won the two mile invitation
for professionals. The half mile han
dicap went to Norman Anderson of
Denmark from the 35 mark, and in the
five mile open for amateurs Jacob
Magin, Newark, beat out Chris SchelIer
of San Francisco for first place.
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Baseball Notes

The protested game of last Wednes-
day is causing a lot of talk, as the
point at issue seems to be new one
to the baseball powers. Umpire Van
Haltren's calling Jimmy Smith out and
then safe at first, which caused Hogan
to toss the ball into the field after
Van had made his first decision, result
ing in McCredfe scoring, is causing a
wagging of tongues among the fans.
President Graham has decided to put
the matter up to President Lynch of
the National league. for an opinion
Krapp's fielding was of the finished
order. Mercedes finger is a whirl-
wind scooping at grounders and cover
ing his position. Several times he as
sisted himself out of tight places.
The Oaks go on the road after a
most successful session at home. They
have won three straight series-cap-
turing in all ID out of u games, and
still have a chance to haYe q protested
game decided in their favor.
Steen was batted hard in the morning
game. In fact he was hit so hard the
President Graham asked McCredie after
the contest if he did not think a fresh
pitcher should have been put in for the
good of the game. Mac agreed with
the president, but gave a satisfactory
excuse by stating that his twirlers
We're in bad shape and that he had
been depending on three men to do the
work. He said that the only man he
had available in the morning besides
Steen was Knapp, and he wanted to
use the latter for the afternoon contest
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Vernon and Angels Even

Los ANGELES, May 22.-vernon
and the Angels broke even on the dou-
bic header today. Los Angeles won
the morning game, to 1, the Villagers
barely missing a shutout by scoring
their lonely tally in the ninth, when
Wheeler let down a bit and allowed
three hits.
The afternoon game was taken by
Vernon, to 3, Hit outpitching Tozer
and breaking for the time being the
latter's habit of beating the Villagers
every time he is pitted against them.
Score:
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BIG CROWD Sees
HARNESS RACES
III. COhn's Eden Vale Puts Up
Best Performance of Card
at Park Stadium

The harness races of the San Fran
cisco driving club drew a large and
enthusiastic crowd to the stadium at
Golden Gate park yesterday. Five
races We're on the card. but the second
event was called off. There were
three entries in this event, Ottinger's
Charles T and Mike Kelly and Major
Cook. The latter was sold on Satur-
day and as the new owners identity
could not be ascertained the entry was
scratched and the race called off. OF
finger hitched his pair up double and
drove a mile exhibition trot. His team
made excellent time, reeling off the
mile in 2:1sA.
The feature of the day was the
fourth race on the card. a 2:25 pace
over three-quarters of a mile, and it
was attended with unusual excitement.
There were six starters in the race, the
sympathies of the crowd being with
II. Cohn, youngster who acquired
Eden Vale on Saturday and drove for
the first time in a race yesterday.
Cohn's inexperience cost his horse the
race, as he actually finished first in
second heat Eden Vale crossed the
wire first, but broke just as he did so
and was placed second. In the third
heat Cohn's horse finished three
lengths ahead of Badly Mitchell, but
was disqualified for crossing from the
center of the track to the pole coming
down the stretch. The foul was unin-
territorial and did not affect the result
of the heat The spectators were
strongly in sympathy with Cohn and
called for the heat to be run over, but
according to the rules there was moth
ing for the judges to do but disqualify
Eden Vale. Cohns horse would also
have won the first heat had he been
able to keep him on the ground.
The first race, a 2:2O pace over a
mile, was won by H. Frellson's Jack.
G. Pasi's Steve D won the second race
in straight heats, a 2:30 trot over a
mile Bert Edwards Baldy Mitchell
won the feature race from W. Higgin-
bottoms Der Teufel, and the fifth race,
2:20 trot over mile, was won by
Ii. C. Ahler's Sunset Bell
Summary:
First race, 2:20 pace, mile
II. Frellsons Jack (Frellson) ............1 2
II. T.. Giovannoni's Golden Buck (Giovan-
n0ni' Time.2 :223.. 2:a2ll. 2:2i. -
Third race. 2:30 trot, mile
G.. Passi's Steve ID tPassi) i)-................1 L
W. P. Hammers Clara W (fiamnerl .......2 2
j. c. #. Mitchelps NJ & NJ stAfitchelD .......3 3
G. L. Russells Queen (Russelll l-.-...-.4
Time-2:30al, 2:30.
Fourth race, 30 pace, three-quarters OF a
mile
Bert Edwards Baldy Mitchell CMitehell).1 3
". Higgenbottom's Der Teufel (Higgen-
II. Cohn's Eden Vale tCohn) .............3 : )
II. C. Chases Don G tMunsonl .,.........6 4 4
W. ]. Kenny's W * (Beckerl .....5 8 8
John Campodonco's Lueero %. Hoffman, A 8 q
Time-1:46, :46, f:45
Fifth race, 2:20 tr0t one mile
II. C Ahlers' Sunset Bell (Ahlers) -......3 l
E. I. Ayres' Dalta A (Ayresl .-.:..--..1 ;
j. w MeTigues Darby Me tIcTigue) - 2 .
Time-2:24H. 2:25, 2:24.
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Brown and Reams Due
To Walk Plank
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 22.-The report
circulated that Pitcher Fred Brown and
Infielder Reams of the Sacramento
Coasters are to be released created con
siderable sensation in local baseball
circles today. 1t had been known for
some time that Manager Graham has
decided to start wedding out the squad
with the hope of getting the Senators
out of the cellar, but there was a oues
tion as to who was to GO
Brown has not been hurling the best
of bail since the season started and
has yet to win his first game. Reams
has not been hitting, and Graham, hav-
ing found that Derringer works well at
second, has decided on the change. Gra-
ham has been trying to complete a dea
for the acquisition of Dolly (Gray)
Vance, who was drafted by Detroit
from the Vernon club last fall.
Reams hales from Suisun and was
captain for the Santa Clara college nine
when he was signed up by the Boston
Americans.
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Los ANGELES
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES > u
tBatted for Dillon in eighth inning.
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Alameda Oarsmen Race
For Mayors Cup
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

ALAMEDA, May 22.-The Alameda
boat club held ladies' day program
and series of rowing races for club
members today. In the four Dared
barge race for cup offered by Mayor
w. H. Noy the following crew won: A.
H. Bell, stroke; w. D. Wright, No. 3;
II. Young, No. 2; IL. Ryer, No. 1; Kiln,
cockswain.
In the junior skiff race Brampton
beat Wagel, Hacke beat Thorpe, Wright
beat Kehres and Sommers beat Bramp-
ton. In the double scull race Brampton
and Hess beat Kehres and Sommers and
Hack and Brown beat Thorpe and Bell.
The races were witnessed by 500
guests of the oarsmen. The scullers'
organization maintained open house.
Refreshments We're served and a mu-
sical program given.
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Baby Seals Break Even

FRESNO, May 22.-San Francisco
and Fresno divided double header
here today, the Tigers winning easily in
the morning, 6 to 2, and the visitors
taking the afternoon contest, to 5,
in an uphill battle. With the score
5 to 3 against San Francisco in the
ninth inning, Conway lifted the ball
over the left field fence with two men
on bases. Jones was not scored on un-
til the ninth in the first game. Meikle
twirled both games for San Francisco.
Scores.
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San Jose Takes Both

STOCKTON. May 22.-San Jose got
away with the series by winning both
games today The first was decided
on Scruggs' double along the third base
line which sent in two runs after a
base on balls and slow single. The
Josies took the afternoon contest in the
first inning on Townsend being hit
and a pair of doubles by Keller and
Reid The score:
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INDIANAPOLIS AUTO RACES

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 22.-
Forty-five cars, representing IL differ
ent makes, are entered for the race at
the Indianapolis motor speedway; which
will open next Friday. The referee
Will be Louis Spears, president of the
American automobile association. C.
II. Warner of Beloit, Wis, will operate
the electrical timing machine.
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FRESNO
S BY INNINGS


sBurke batted for Peters in ninth. s'Smith
AN for Waters in fourth
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AFTERNOON GAME

-B. r. BH. PO. A. z.
> . o D 5 1
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Funk, IS. .............. 5
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

ST. LOUIS May 22.-Brooklyn won from st.
Louis, > TO I. through the great hitting Of Hum
mel. Hummel made three doubles. Ee scored
for Brooklyn a single in the sixth and sent
Burch home with his second double in the sew
enth. The game was played in a drizzling rain.
Score: r. II. f.
ST. Louis .................,... s
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . u .
Batteries Backman, Sales and Phelps; Scan
lam Wilhelm, Bell and Erwin. Umpires-John-
stone and Moran.
CINCINNATI. May 22.-Suggs, while hit hard
kept the ssfeties well scattered today and Gin
ennati by punching hits, beat Boston, 4 to g.
Score: r. II. Z.
BOSTON ..--.-----.-.- ------.s----. :
Clnclnnau .------s.-.. =
Batteries-Mattern, Frock and Smith; Suggs
and Mclean
CHICAGO, May 22.-Chicago easily defeated
Philadelphia. to ,, today. Richie held the
losers without a hit until the seventh inning
when he weakened and was hit hard Score:
r. II. L.
Chicago .......-.............. . /
glll8uelflla
Batteries Richie and Archer; Ewing. Brennan
and Doom. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Home run-Thoraton Three base hit-DeBauf.
Two base hits-Streib, Hackett, Moskiman. Sac
rifce hit-Hackett. Stolen bases-Stricklett.
Garibaldi. First base on called balls-Of
Stricklett a. OF NIOskiman I. Struck Out-By
Stricklett 3 by Moskiman 4. Hit by pitched
ball-Keller. Double plays-Haley. unassisted
Doyle TO Conrad. Passed ball-Hackett. Time
of game hour and so minutes. Umpire-Irwin.
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY
SUMMARY

Hits made-Of Henley g. off Baum g. Sacri-
fee hits-Mohler, Pearsons. Stolen bases-yitt.
Tenant, Lewis. Shinn. Perry. First base on
errors-San Francisco 3, Sacramento 1. First
base on called bals-Of Henley /, off Baum g..
Left on bases-San Francisco ). Sacramento 4.
Struck out-By Henley 1, by Baum .. Time of
game hour and 10 minutes Umpire Hide
brand
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Garibaldi. Sacrifice hits-Smith
(2)- Stolen bases-Doyle. Fournier, Garibaldi
(2). First base called balls-Of Bloomfield T.
of Hollis A. Struck out-By Bloomfield T. by
Hollis s. Hit by piteher-Hackett. Thornton.
Double play-Hackett to Burns Wild pitches
Hollis (2). Time of game hour and 80 min
rtas Ifrnnfre-Irurin
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yerton. Hetling. Speas. Sacrifice hts-vsres,
NoiTerton. Ort. First base called balls-Of
Steen B. OF Nelson 4. Stolen bases-Cutshaw.
Christian. Struck out-By Steen 9. by Nelson
l. hit 10y pitched ball-Maggart. Double
plays-Speas TO Rapps to Steen; Wolverton to
CutshaW 10 Cameron: Ryan 10 Olson. Time Of
game hour and p minutes Umpires-Mc-
lfreeNV and Van HaItrer
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SUMMARY

Two base hit-Dillon. Sacrifice hits-Alurphy.
Smith First base called halls-0f Wheeler
.. OF Breckenridge p Struck out-ByWheeler
/. by Breckenridge >. Double plays-Smith 10
Dillon: Howard unassisted Wild pitch-Brack-
enrdge. Time OF game-1 hour and p minutes.
Trra,fra-
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Oakland 5. Sacramento 1

The Oakland State leaguers only got
six hits off Babe Hollis in the morning
game. but they came in pairs in three
different innings. They netted runs,
which was sufficient lead for the Oaks
Bloomfield held the young Senators
down TO five hits and allowed but one
RIM. Score
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American Association

At Indianapolis indianapolis o. Louisville f.
At ToIedo-Toledo I. Columbus 0.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis 8 Kansas City /
AT St Paul-St. Paul o. Milwaukee f. See
md game-St. Paul O. Milwaukee 3-l2 innings
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nAkLANr
- AND - ~ INNINGs
SUMMARY


Balk-aIoecr. Two base hit-MOser. First
base on called balis-On Knapp ,. Stolen bases
Ort Cutshaw. Wares. Cameron. Maggart. Struck
0ut-By Aloser 9, by Knapp ,. Passed balls
Fisher %. Time Of game hour and 45 min
utes. Jmpires-Nan Haltren and McGreevy.
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SAN JOSE
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Keller. Two base hits
Scruggs Hallnan. First base called balls
OF Hoag 3. Struck out-By Hoag 4, by Ale
gaert s. Double plays-Allegaert to Rutledge to
Mensor; Franck to Pfyl First base on errors
Stockton. l. Left on Dissatisfaction 4, San Jose
8 Time of game hour and 20 minutes. Unl-
nire-Toman. Scoror--Harlin.
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SUMMARY

Home run-Conway. Two base hits-Mundorh
Griffin Struck out-By Schimph 3. by Meikle l.
Double plays-Sheehan to Burke TO Carman;
MundOrf 10 Carman- Passed ball-Burke. Wild
pitch-Meikle. First base on called balls-Of
Meikle 4, on Schimpf 2. Sacrifice hits-Waters
Mckune, Burke (2). Stolen bases-Kelly. Tracy
%. Dickinson, Kuhn. Time Of game hour
and 40 minutes. Umpire-Atkinson.
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Western League

At Des Moines-Des A1oines 2, Denver !.
At Sioux City--Sioux City T. ST. Joe ).
At Lincon-Lincoln 1, Topeka 8.
At Omaha Wichita 3. Omaha l.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
san Francisco .. Sacramento 2.
Oakland .. Portland /.
Oakland 3, Portland L.
Los Angeles 4, Vernon I.
Vernon :, Los Angeles ,.
No games scheduled today.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-CarIisle (2). y Brashear, oren
dorff Coy. Sacrifice hits-Hogan, Dillon First
base on called balls-of Tozer ,, off Hit A.
Struck out-By Tozer /, by Hit Z. Stolen bases
-Orendorff Daley, Carlisle Passed balls-Oren-
dorff Hogan. Time Of game-1 hour and 80
minutes UmpiTe-Finney.
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SUMMARY

Home runs-Householder 2. Two base hit
Tracy. Stolen base-Burke. Struck out-By Jones
Z, by Meikle g. Passed balls-Waring 2. Hit by
pitched ball-Peters. Waring. First base on
called balls-Of jones ?. Time of game-1 hour
and :,5 minutes. Observation-Disclosures
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Central California League
Especial Dispatch to The Call

NAPA. May 22.-The Napa baseball team
won the game from Vallejo here this after
noon in Central California league series. The
score was to 1, Nspa winning BY timely hit
ting. Heazell. Napa's twirler, allowed but
two hits Score: X. III. L.
Ndpd sssss.s..sssss sssssssss.ss. p
vallejo ----...--. .
and Ellis.
MADEIRA. May 22.-The MADEIRA Coyotes beat
the Stockton Crown Flour team today BY a
score OF to 0. Brant for the Coyotes pitched
superb game, tanning rs men and allowing
but two hits. The batteries We're Coyotes
The EImhurst nine administered a beating to
the BOhemians Of San Francisco on the High
land diamond yesterday afternoon by the score
Of ) to p
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Total ............. -
SAN HOSE
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
First base on

Two base hits-Keller. Reid. First base ol
called halis-Off Hoodson ,, off Emerson 4
Struck out--By Hoodson 2, by Emerson 3. stolei
base-Hoag. Sacrifice hit-keller Left ol
hs sses-Stoclton s. San Jose 2. First base on er
rors-San Jose l. Hit by pitched ball-Town
send. TASTY Double play-Mensor to Townsend
Time of game hour ana % minutes. empir
-Toman. Scorer-Hariin
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
REsULTs OF GANIEs

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland >, Sacramento 4.
Oakland A, Sacramento 2.
San Jose 3, stockton o.
san Jose =. stockton D.
san Francisco 8, Fresno 2.
Fresno 6. san Francisco 5.
No games scheduled today.
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MORNING GAME


HHoward out hit by batted ball
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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OAKLAND
- AND HITs ~ INNl

Home runs swander. Nelson. Three base
kits-swander, Cutsbaw. Two base hlts-Nol-
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afe los hnelgnistas. I'm esta OCCASION
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Hay que lamentar que, habiendo
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seis Estados, NADIA ha dhcfo del pro-
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DE MARRUECOS

pronto. en- Cuba. donde, tambien, Sc
gasta demasado; pero va es achaque
viejo en- Mr.. Roosevelt este de no
dar importancia al derroche. Como
Presidente envi6 al Congreso muchos
mensajes Y largos; en- mguno aeon
scj6 la economic.
Hace pocos amos, Sc lego al presu-
ptesto de mil millones de pesos, no sc
tardara en- llegar al de dos mil y Sc
entrara en una era de emprestitOs,
81 la opinion publica, alarmada, no 10
impide.
Hay dos factories principales que
favorecen el aumento de los gastos
del gobierno central; uno es la tribu-
tacion indirecta, los malditos arance-
hes aduaneros; y es el Otro, los meto-
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Madrid, Septielmbre 21-
GRANDES TEMPORALES

En- casi toda la Peninsula han deS-
cargailo furiasOS temporateS de aqua
y viento.
Los dajlos ocasionados en- t.orca (Nlur-
seia) son de mlIcha consideration. ri RIO
Sangonera 8 Guadalentin, que pasa
z,or las inmediaciones de la localldad,
Sc ha desbordado, inIndando sus
ayuas las llanuras de alnbas r1beras.
La corriente de las aguaS arrastra AMI
males. mtebles variedades de obJetos.
Varias casaS han quedado rulnosas, tie
niendo que ser deSalojadas- In los VI
nedos vense las cepaS completamente
Deladas. Las autoridadcs locales an
xilian a las familias mas necesitadas ::
pero como las p6rdidas son considera-
bles en- huertoS. ganados y caSerlos,
son muchos. 4 la vez. los habitantes
de Lorca que quedan en- Ia miseria,
Tambien en- Barcelona el temporal
ha sido recio y produjo danos de am
Tortancia en- aigunos edificios y Was
sle communication. Momenos hubo en-
aue el transito por las Gales st hizo
impossible,
En- otras provincias >e registrar 2sl-
snismo p6rdidas importantes por con
secuencia de lbs temporales.
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Los TEMPORALES

Son incalculables los danos causados
por las tormentas en- las provincias de
Granada. Alurcia Valencia.
Sc han hundido muchas casas Y las
descargas el6ctricaS han producido Dies
gracias personaleS.
La impetuosa coriente de las aguas
por el deSbordamiento de rios Y haSta
de barrancos. ha arra>trado la capa la
borable de las tierra>. dejandolas Gu
biertaS de piedra y arena.
Hay familias sin alberguc-