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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Johnson Wins in Fifteenth

Boston, July "A pair of two-base
hits coming in the fifteenth inning
today ended the longest game of the
season here, score l to in Washing
tons favor.
Collins had the better of Johnson in
the matter of hits but the latter did
some fine fielding and was given brill
liant support. Boston was in a position
to score on many occasions, but the
Washington pitcher frightened up every
time.
The game was played rapidly, nine
innings requiring only 20 minutes. The
outiielders captured many flies and 81
batters were retired in that way. Man
ager Griffith was benched for disputing
ieia
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FOXEN OPPOSES PUG"
CA VET IN FIRST GAME
MONTGOMERY BATS
RUDY SUMMERS HARD

Montgomery, July 3.--Montgomery
made clean sweep of the Chattanooga
Series of three games by punching hits
on Summers today. The score at the end
of the fifth stood s to 2, the game be-
ing called then to allow the Chatta-
nooga team to catch a train.
Palmer Snedecor, the first sacker
turned over to Montgomery by the New
Orleans club, hit for trip around the
paths with two ON bases in the fourth.
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sBatted for Collins in fifteenth.
Score by innings:
Washington 900 900 600 900 001--1
Boston 200 600 600 600 000--0
Summary: Two base hits, Gandil 2,
Johnson, ShanlSs, Speaker 2, Collins.
Lewis. Sacrifice hits, Collins Stolen
bases. Moeller 2, Gandill, Speaker.
Double plays. Shanks to Gandil, Nc
Bride, Morgan to Gandil; Johnson, Nor
gan to Gandil; Speaker to Gardner.
Bases on balls. Johnson l, Collins q
Struck out, Johnson A. Collins ). Time,
1886. Umpires, Connolly and McGreevey.
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PAID FOR INFORMATION RESULT
ING IN THE ARREST AND CONyIC-
TION OF ANY PERSON or PERSONS
FELoNIOUSLY PLACING DYNAMITE,
NITRO GLYCERIN OR OTHER EN-
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by G. ExUM. As PRESIDENT oE
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER
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Timely BingIe Wins

st. Louis, July 3.-Chicago today won the
opening game of the series with st. Louis,
to g. Beall's single sacrifice by Rath
and Lords long single yielded the win
ring run. Clcotte, who relieved Scott, held
st. Louis to three scattered hits. St
Louis tailed on punched hits. Both games
tomorrow will be played in the afternoon.
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CLARENCE SMITH MAY
BE HELD BY WHITE
SOX FOR REGULAR USE
Barons Primed For Fierce Clash
PRESIDENT KAVANAUGH
ORDERS DIRECTORS TO
MEET TO HEAR APPEAL
Directors Ordered to Meet in Birmingham Saturday Hear
Appeal From His Decision Bagby -Kutina-
Snedecor Deal

President w NJ Kavanaugh has announced that meeting
of the Southern league directors will be convened Saturday
morning at the Hman hotel to settle the appeal from his de-
csion the dispute between Montgomery Atlanta
President Jones of Montgomery not satisfied with the ru
forcing the consummaton of the proposed Bagby Kutna
Snedecor trade and appealed from the decision of the league
nxacu utive
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Giants Triumph in Eleventh

Philadelphia, July 3..New York won
today's game here in eleven innings by
to ?, making a clean sweep Of the
four game series Demaree and Fromme
of New York and Alexander of Phila-
delphia did excellent twirling and were
backed up In almost faultless style by
a t...ar,, t4aa Gaa1at.
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Athletics Take All

New York, July 3.-Philadelphia made q
clean sweep of the series with New York,
winning today by the score of to 4. The
Athletics hit Heating hard in the early
innings. while Brown held New York
safe all the way. Oldring got a home
run hit and three singles in five times
at the bat Score:
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Austin: Austin 2, Galveston 3.
At Waco: Waco 4, Beaumont 0.
At Fort Worth Fort Worth l.. San
Antonio A.
At Dallas: Dallas Houston; rain.
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Game called end Hfth 10 allow Chat-
tanooga team to catch train.
Summary: Home run. Snedecor. Three
base hit Knaupp. Two base hits, Wares,
Walker, Sloan. Sacrifice hit, Flick.
Double plays, Breaux, Street to Flick;
Sloan, Brown to Wares; Knaupp to
Snedecor. Struck out Summers l. Brown
4. Bases on balls, Summers 1, Brown
/. Wild pitch, Summers. Hit by pitcher
Coyle, Sloan. Time, 1902. Umpires,
Stockdale and Breitenstein.
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Lavender Shows Form

Chicago, July 3.-Chicago punched hits
Off Suggs today and defeated Cincinnati
to l. Lavender held the visitors to
six scattered hits and had good support
Devore, batting for Suggs in the eighth
innings, tripled and scored on Beschers 3
out thereby saving the visitors a shut
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|-Batted for Suggs in eighth.
+@-Lavender out, hit by batted ball.

Summary: Two base hits, Bescher, Hob
litzell. Evers, Bates. Three base hit
Devore. Home run, Leach. Hits appor-
toned Suggs 10 in Z innings; Packard 0
in l. Sacrifice fly, Zimmerman. Stolen
bases, Schultz. Berkhammer. Double play.
Berghammer to Hoblitzel. Bases on balls,
Suggs 3, Lavender 2. Hit by pitcher, Law
ender (Berghammer). Struck out, Suggs
l. Lavender s. Time. 1:55. Umpires, Bren-
nan and Eason.
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HerJrix Blanks Cards

Pittsburg, July 3-St Louis was shut
out by Pittsburg here today, to o. Pitts
burg presented a changed line up with
Hyatt on first and Miller at short. Hen
derix was invincible when the bases were
occupied Score:
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summary. TWO Ddse H1t, LIeD1aTdt. sac
rifice hits, Ward, Schweitzer, Absten,
Liebhardt 2. Stolen base. Baerwald. Dou-
BILE plays, Liebhardt to Abstein; Callahan
to Schwartz. Hits apportioned. Fleharty
in 2-3 innings; Redding In 1-3 in
nings. Bases on balls. Fleharty 2, Red
ding 4. Struck out. Liebhardt 5, Red
ding 3. Hit by pitcher, Baerwald by
Fleharty; Stanley by Redding. Umpires
Pfenninger and Fifield. Time, :35.
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Braves Win Swatfest

Brooklyn. July 3.-Boston made 20
hits for total of 20 bases off Stack
and Wagner today and beat Brooklyn
by II to A. 1t was the worst drubbins
the locals have experienced this season,
the team fielding badly behind poor
pitching Score.
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FLEHARTY EASY FOR
THE LOWLY TURTLES

Memphis, July 3.-Liebhardt allowed six
hits but kept them scattered and shut out
Nashville, Z to o. giving Memphis the
series of three games. After four runs
had been made from four hits off Fle-
harty's delivery. he gave way in the third
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Totals ............. 30 21 10
%-Batted for Mcconnell in the fifth.
Stated for Haney in ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .....................1l3 900 102-s
New York ........................000 900 090 002--I
Summary Three base hit, Lapp. Home
run. Oldring. Sacrifice fly. f3orton. Stolen
bases, Murphy Baker 9, MeInnis, Strunk
Oldring ?, Walsh. Double plays, Barry
to Collins to McInnis; Hartsell to Borton
to Hartzel1; Peckinpaugh to Borton to
Collins Marry to MoInnis. StruvS out,
Brown 2, Mcconnell l. Hanley q Base ON
balls, Brown 5, Heating 2, Mcconnell /,
Hanley 4. Hits, I<eating 6 in 1-3 innings;
Mcconnell in 2-3 innings, Hanley in
innings. Time, 2:17. umpires, Egan
and Dinneen.
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Stack 2, Dickson 8, Wagner g. Perdue
1. Struck out Dickson 1, Perdue 5. Wild
pitch, Wagner. Hits. Stack 3 in l in
ming (none out in second); Wagner II
in s innings: Dickson in innings;
Perdue in A innings. Time, 2:10. Um-
pires, KLEIN and Orth.
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Mans Annex Another

Cleveland. July 3-Cleveland defeated
Detroit to today, Kahler outpitching
Dauss and receiving perfect support. Two
of Detroit's three hits were punched in
the eighth and brought in their only
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sBatted for Demaree in seventh.
ssRan for Mccormick in seventh.
OTdIS ..... % J0
sRan for Luderus in ninth.

Score by innings:
New york ........ DOL 900 100 02-4
Philadelphia . 600 200 900 00--2
Summary: Two base hits. Burns, Muir
ray, Snodgrass, Herzog, Lobert. Lud-
erus Alexander, Paskert. Hits, DEM
aree in innings; Fromme In D..
Sacrifice hits, Paskert Fromme. Sac
rifice flies Fletcher, Doolan. Stolen
base, Becker. Bases on balls, Demaree
2, Alexander 5. Struck out, Demaree l.
Fromme 4, Alexander 4. Time, 2:0o.
Umpires, Rigler and Byron.
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Discount Rate Reduced

Calcutta, July 3.-The rate of discount
OF the Bank of Bengal was reduced from
to per cent today.
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Summary: Two base hits, Connolly,
Raridan, Mann. Home runs, Lord, Mann.
Sacrifice hits. Myers, Rariden. First
base on errors. Boston 8. Stolen bases.
Sweeney. Myers, Mann. Base on balls,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
MGRAW AND BREMEN
DRAW SHORT SUSPEN SION

New. York. July 3.-President
Lynch of the National league an
nounced today he had suspended
John ]. McGraw. manager of the
New Yorg Giants. and Pitcher
Brennan of the philadelphia club,
for five days because of a fist fight
after the game in Philadelphia last
Monday.
Bremen is finel $1,000. Lynch said
the evidence showed conclusively
both players were in violation of
the rules because they, indulged in
personalities during the game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
Barons Have Record of Five Straight
Victories, While Gulls Have String
of Six Successive Defeats.
Mobile Is Crippled
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Birming CHAM Mobile; off day.
Montgomery s. Chattanooga g innings)
Memphis 7, Nashville 0.
Atlanta o. New Orleans o.
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Summary: Three base hits, Hyatt ?.
Stolen base. Miller. Double play. Hen
dirk, Simon to Hyatt Base on balls. Hen
dirk l. Passed ball, Wingo. Struck out,
Harmon ?. Hendrix g. Time, 1853. Um-
pires, Quigley and Emslle.
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| the Boston Nationals in 1909-10. He re-
manned with the cellar denizens until this
year when he was switched about, finally
landing with the Cubs after the Reds
grabbed him.
Mcdonald has always starred as lead
off man and has been played at this posi-
tion except with the Barons. He is a
fine fellow. of refined temperament and
is popular with the players.
Eddie suffered setback when he start
ed off too fast with the Barons, but has
recovered and is in the pink of condition.
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Oakland. Cal, July 3.-The Oakland
club of the Coast league has closed ne
gotiations for the conditional purchase
from the Waco club of.the Texas league
Of Pitcher Lohman.
announced that 1900 tickets were yet to
be sold for the afternoon game. In or
der to cope with the situation, chairs
will be placed in the outfield for the pur-
chase of the fans.
The morning setto will be staged at
Woodwards chateau at 10 o clock, while
the afternoon battle will be commenced
at A o'clock. Yesterday both clubs were
idle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04

sBatted for Louden in eighth.
"SBatted for Dauss in ninth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland .....................0 900 020 01*-3
Detroit ........................0 900 600 010--1
Summary: Two base hits, Johnston,
Mckee. Stolen bases, Chapman, Jackson,
Graney. Double play, Chapman to Lajoie
to Johnston. Base on balls, Dauss 2
Struck out, Kahler, H. Dauss A. Wild
pitch, Dauss. Time, f:io. Umpires, Evans
and Sheridan.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
Oakland Lands Texas Lacquer

At Johnson City: Johnson City 3,
Bristol 0.
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Slated for Scott in nth.

-*Batted for Agnew in tenth.
*s*Batted for Mitchell in tenth.
Score by innings:
CnlcaSo ........................ lVo uoz uoo IL
st. Louis ...................... 110 100 900 O--3
Summary: Two base hits Austin, Brief
Three base hit, Beall. Home run, Bod;e
Hits, Scott. In innings: Cicotte, 3 in d
innings. Sacrifice hits. Lavan. Austin,
Weaver, Rath. Double play, Mitchell to
Erief. Base on balls, Scott 1, Mitchell g.
Struck out, Scott l. Mitchell 1. Time. 1855
Umpires, Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
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SHECKARD TO REDS

Cincinnati, July 3.--It was an
nounced from the office of the Gin
cinnati baseball club today that the
deal for James Sheckard, the st.
Louis National league team out
fielder, has been officially consum-
mated.
Manager Tinker refused to waice
claim on Sheckard.
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Games Today

Mobile at Birmingham.
New Orleans at Atlanta. 5
Memphis at Chattanooga.
Montgomery at Nashville.
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Totals ... 55 0 10 10
sBatted for Collins in fifteenth.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-27

notifications ? Commission
 
  election, he called provisions this
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  Commission ordinance, make such
  sion of
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Notary Public. Maricopa County, Arizona.

3. of of Charter In 0 o an to O clerk therein relative petitions for the recall of off shall ordinance
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  be of clerk enclose printed envelope ballot (5) election; such ordinance proposition be printed the official published ed by Commission required published order
  proposition 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-27

he of 
  the declare ty O. to be effec n 2 ordinances 
 
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  in  of of  petitions the kind referred
Arizona republican., 1913-08-27

fnes compute and out the amount Of the levied each year. and shall be certified by the city clerk as being of ah H % M % h ] c H t tsS @ % shnn @ tfah ~f ' hi @ apTant authorizing the city collector to collect the taxes therein proceed and collect said taxes provided by ordinance the municipal each fiscal shah exceed except dollars of the assessed value of all real and personal property with 9 taxes class of e'Pry m % % Htn h % ana m nm@ ] s @ se 9a aea it's a m f m e at which e 'h h @ e Would sell m vo1nary ofered @ % & Sy the & wsr D n n n up ] "G m isFms b ~ ] Ee ers be taxation all federal ' a 0 n u na m9 PePs n institutions @ "aea ned for profit shah be exempted from taxation.
 Public debts as evidenced by the bonds Of Arizona It's counties counties There shall further be exempt from taxation the property of w uooo dollars where total of said widow does not property the exempt under the laws of the and ordinances of this city subject provided provided however tted to and approved by the qualified electors or the fS & u Tn a m @ perao m ni a ' @ ea of every ordinance imposing tax shall distinctly the tax to which & object om, shall @ be % applied @ mower to lew and levied pay the bonded indebtedness of the city and to provide for the establishment and support of free public libraries and reading a purpose of putting the payment a @ th M rnnn ~ ] % F M h For hs purose the comission sha H' p 1oe vide that from the money collected from the annual less than two and one-ha 21z) ed in be sufficient treasury the first four t) months other The o Commission shall have purpose placing such fund or funds as nearly possible, be of Cash Basis Fund shall be returned thereto before e sD srs a s h Ds no5 n % @ M of the the interest such bonded indebtedness ing ons fo ueE t fuds % hs @ unn the aeHnts so ' ransrrG r sh m b % d 5r m b i aRa funds from which such transfer made whenever sufficient a accrue Tn said bonded indebtedness funds from the regular tax levied therefor
 imposed delinquency the shall also be lien upon the real property of the thereof The any court of competen iurscjon to fore such ns r bv sale of the property affected and the execution and delivery @ @ ana deeds under under suoh regnIa closure and collection of liens such regulations for prescribed by the Commission by ordinance power prescribe Provided however & @ struck uS f d aa a '9F % h is % % On'G m m nef @ sn h in % mR manner and with like effect and with ike right of rdempon as it he state offe sale to poV Tor the procedure to De followed Ill such sales to the sectio manager must not hear consider any claim in favor against the city, unless account justly
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-27

 Charter th @ sh% be no 6r to e supmsson of to vote of the electors in addition to the ordinances or measures be submitted election provisions CD
  further be prov
 CHAPTER XVII Every public holding an elective office either by election or appontment is subject to recall file with the city clerk affidavit containing the the of
  cien number of copies of petitions for such recall and printed forms Of which he shall keep on hand Such petitions shall thereto attached shall be number of forms issued the of the sought to be of 5ps ha s stated % 5 do % eo oy a or record " shall not inv3ltdate the petition ~ ~ " ~ ~ Section Said petitions before being returned and filed shall @ @ s'ePt f t Og b aGad f % - @ at t 4b " & ] Geo ] & & @ tom for a of the candidates for the office held by such officer
  the each sheet such petition the said the signatures thereon areg genuine All such for the recall of any officer shall be fast instrument with the endorsement designated section Whenever the certified submitted by him the Commission Section 5. do) days from the nlng of petition the city clerk shall ascertain by examination thereof and ion signed by the rnisite number of dnaItfd electors and
  Section his petition be insufn cen he shall at notify in writing the persons properly verified may be filed at time within ten o days after such reing make like examination of the additional sigma tues and attach thereto his certificate of the result s in f pti p t n % m f tb at1 ar, % se s fin inc S ufht '. petition be by he to be sufficient he shall submit the with his certificate to officer sought (55 day period o days nor more than thirty o days from the date of he city % s1 r Th t tommeaae %5s shs pn a is of a clause to be made 6ea%n n % 6 n9e ] o amd all m for holding 1eh m % s thereof declared in all respects other city elections If any the election shall nevertheless date succeed himself unless he otherwise the city clerk shall place his the official ballot with candidates publication
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commissioners and declare the results such eec- Provided further that the first primary and general gene elections hendred and twenty Cso days after the ofoa notification the manner of giving notice and holding and conducting sad e Section ?. general election under this herein provided m of eecoa ] and provide for the making np printing distribution ballots and provide the necessary booths and para Section There shall be at least four (D polling places & de polling shall be open the day election from six number polling places time time as neces
 Tns @ @ of % @ sa R be a asa rsa"sS sonnS electors They shah city special general election held section The laws of the State relative violations the pendt@e5 of som@tee and candidates at primary special and and shall be enforced as Psa.s1 ca4PTrR R @ s State laws endcd in the M a ana und th Rs0SSs @ p fS5 sh as are provided for the holding of general elections including the
 The Initiative Section Any proposed ordinance be submitted the qualified electors of the city, computed on the Vote for the cand dates for mayor at the last preceding general municipal election Section Any proposed ordinance desired to be submitted in the following form: To Clerk Q City of undersigned, and duly qualified electors therein do hereby submit 
 
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paid rate of not less deposits to be computed monthly '' S11' city Collected and held s sn funds and be deeed best in the interest m s of ngeh @ % the Commission may state county school district municipal bonds of purchase In making deposits savings bank or trust this such institution or States ae county school Gct lnee % m~ncnp DgnG Of ueh dos54 t % @ n a5 m amount % not less than the that m no such deposit shall be made for period longer ofs @ h @ o n d & b h e M sTsaursr and by him credited taken for investments and deposits '--DS' '' 2A'' '''' cri&pTER 'sa5i'' SS Of the city
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 mens if in the ordinance authorizing mens can be provided for or made time up that time and no contract shall provide for or payment seventy (761 of the aoe under sad contract and the acceptance thereof by the per Sie oIfifer, department m me ts or board - is,n @ nt & all street and sewer work and in fur use by the city when the done by shall the official news @ % t h % ols1nGty ana specifically state the work reject pnT and all M ba readvrt @ h m e = manager M may nay In bid is received the the work to be done by the official advertising for the ensuing (5> consecutive days setting forth distinctly % and proposals The proposals shall specify the type and spacing " be used at the rate or rates named in the bids The the lowest bidder publishing daily which at the time of the awarding of the least advertise % for new m i ba lie may ''se' any or " Oo and The which the made shall be known % and desIsnsted the official lawful days work for all laboers ormen mechanics or other employed by or in behaf of the city except in cases of Sl hours each calendar day for the protection of men mechanics or other persons employed working provided further be of dollars provided person. d and consded a made upon the bsso of g5 % @ hours % o of the not declared his intention to become citizen shall be employed in The city,
 
 employees @ % provision S apply o9t6 @ f ssares f sh city whose compensation fixed by annual or %ho a aid assist bidder n secns to furnish aoo Or supplies % at & higher higher price than that another by giving withholding information inf who shall fu supplies called the conditions under which the work shall labor performed than has been actually performed or to the receipt of amount different kind of material supplies than has been be guilty of misdemeanOr 
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