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The Forrest City times., 1913-06-13
Over 900 Young Chicks.

We are under obligations to our friend and fellow -chicken.crank. MT II A Knight, for fayors. 4 Times man visited the pens Of this thorough bred breeder of thoroughbred chickens last Monday, and was shown the prettiest chicken sight he ever saw. There were pens Of Pure Bred Rhode Island Reds. Of which he makes a specially; White Orpingtons. Buf Cochin, Silver Laced and other ban tams, and some others whose strain We do not now recall, but the prettiest of all was the bunch Of over j00 young chickens from few days to few weeks old, all clean, pretty and healthy, and for which he will no doubt receive fancy price ater on when he is ready 10 dispose Of them Harry is building commodlous new home for some Of his chickens. which is worth seeing In fact, all his chicken houses, of which he is him. self the architect and builder, and of which he has several, are models of neatness and convenience. He las our thanks for favors, and we wish him continued success
The Forrest City times., 1913-06-13
l00-Mile Auto Race

Memphis, Tenn. June : With eight entries already received. includ- ing some Of the highest powered racing cars on the market, and en- quiries coming in daily from all sec tiOns Of the country, the lo0-mlle au- tomobie race over the North Memphis Driving Park course, July ith, prom ises 10 be The biggest automobile al traction ever staged il n the south
 Work on the track is nearing com pletion and the famous minute harness course will be converted into superb motor speedway for the races.
 Preparations are being made to take care of the out-oi-town guests, and the railroads will offer low rates from towns in tbis vicinity.
The Forrest City times., 1913-06-13
>huA-riII NUpfisl..

ADothsr. kB5 what sll those present sE'aak ot As being one at The prettlest weddings cf The season 285 be lt EnoED thai Forrest C.Iy LAS Lad n3 lass LEzn score ot pretty weddings thls spring WAS sols-nils3 o1 Wed Dss12T aftsrDoo1 aI -hs hone C Mr. and Mrs c : Saus. Ehsn -b=ir 1ost s1-rzcti7s aod c1l.Cred 522ghts,. Miss Mildred became t1s 1-i5s q NJ Bruce Alton Crll
 The parl0rS And dining -ooE Esrs i2stsfc3ly decorated Ei.1 plants and c1t flowers. T1e g1eSt llSt WAS c91- fined 10 tbs relztlvss q IFgs tsc fam lies
 Promptly zt o'clock tue pride with her mad q h3ocr Mss stella Doyle, advanced from t5e rezr p2r 5Jr ana WAS Dst zt az lIpr3vis=o 2 lt2r ln ifle front p4r loI. U Iae Er05 [ Rjtt Lis best man. NJ. E G Runzge
 The bsa1 -lt-l sB3 IT cress.Te cere- D9ny WAS ssip oy asy. G=9YEe H hHker, sft1Y whlcA t1s happy co1p : were 1riv2n tc tAs R3ck Issan1 1- pol and. amid hearty c51Ers-4 . afio4s and showers cf r5ce and E3J1 Wisfsss .eft 10 spsDd [ t-5s. 85oer a9n IT Memphis
 After bidding Mr ana Ms Crl [ IerfY goodbye, tLs eo1E pa1y returned 10 the inviting >1Ue home where 2 1@llcio1s luncheon was served
 Ibe Times begs t0 goin tLe y8-ng couples legion ot friends T f4lIcitz- lions and best Ristes
The Forrest City times., 1913-06-13
HOT SPRINGS
 LIVER BUTTONS
 END CONSTIPATION

If you really want 10 get rid Of constipation, bad stomach, stuffed Up bowels and all ailments arising from d disordered liver, get a box Of blissful, satisfying Hot Springs Liver Buttons today
 They never fail Take them as di rected for week and notice the feel ing Of happiness that comes from abil. lty to eat well. sleep well, work well
 Not ce the skin clear up, the blotches go; the eyes grow brighter and the appetite return.
 Don't take calomel All you need Is Hot Springs Liver Buttons, and all druggists heTeabOuts sell them for 25 cents box Free sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co, Hot Springs, Ark
 City Drug Store. special agent ln Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1913-06-13
1 hgeiling Cerem msnie..

Itle -DFeIling 28d decoration csre- monies Ae.5 hare S4D3zy 2fteruoon by Forrest City Camp Nc 2s ". c. ". H4s attended by uore than 293 per- soLs. Fo- this occasion members Of the local camp were !gined U z n4n- b@r of visiting sovereigns from the CALI ps al Caldwei. and Madison. and al 2sS1mD4ed 2t tLe lodge hzIl iu this clty A : clock. a. which lime Scv- ersign Grady Remley was chosen IL astef Of ceremonies. and that gen. tl1man mel tLe requirements Of The occasion with boBCr both 10 himself and the order. Sovereign NJ L Dun away. 0i Little Rock. WAS here. and dei!Fersd an oratiou that was the source of much interest. and through which al .h0 heard him were greatly enlightened and edided as t9 the workings and purposes of WoodcrAt- Al about 20 o'clock The line of Lzrct4 WAS taken 1p. and, pCn reach Ing the c1LetAEy+ The mon nGnent of l4te Sovereign F. L. Do1gherty. al whose grave Hf. Dluaway spoke. and Also the monumeGt over the grave Of late Sovereign V. 4 Clifton. ar whose gave Miss Eloise Baf0rd recited the poem. Oh, Why Should the Spirit Of Mortal De Proud were Unyeiied. foi- loving which al W0odmen graves in the cemetery were decorated.
 The procession was again taken up. and they proceeded 10 NJ. Vernon cemetery, situated about z mile and half north Of the city. where the mODament over the grave Of late S0y- ereign Geo E. Mallory vas unveiled. followed by the decoration Of al Woodnen graves in tnis old and ais tgrlc cemetery.
 These ceremonies were very Deauti- fui and impressive. and q 1tting trlb- ute to tie memory oi tie beloved de parted which al present enjoyed
The Forrest City times., 1913-06-13
OVER IN BRIkklEY
Statements of Brinkley Citizens Are
 Always of Interest to Our Readers

To many Of our readers the streets Of Brinkley are almost as familiar as those Of our own town, and we are naturally interested 10 read of hap peuings there The following report from well-known and respected res ident will be helpful to mum bers of men and women here in Forrest City.
 Mrs. Fred BeitZe. E Ash St, Brink ley, Ark, says
 About five years ago my health was all run down and my kidneys were also disordered. l suffered a great deal from headaches and my back pained me constantly. felt tired all the time, and though 1 took many remedies that were recommended to me, steadily grew worse. A friend urged me 10 try DOan's Kidney Pills and l did SD. They gave me instant relief and il vas not long before l was well am grateful for what Doan' s Kidney Pills have done for me g Statement given June l, 1908
 THE CURE LASTED.
 Mrs Beitze was interviewed on March 2-, 1911, and she said "I can still recommend Deans Kidney Pills highly, and l consider 1t pleasure to do SO Since l took this remedy. 1 have not the least trouble from my back or kidneys
 For sale by al dealers Price 50 cents Foster Milbufu Co. Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Doan sand take DO other.
The Forrest City times., 1913-06-13
Manager Of a Railroad Cured of Ecz--
 ma by Hunt. Cure.

AL one time Lad very bad case of eczema IL troubled me for seven CT eight years. and, although l tired al kinds of medicine and several doc tors, l got no relief until 1 1sed II ants Cure used several boxes, and il finally cured ne. and l have always kept box with me for fear II vii come back
 4 D. GOODENOTGH. General Manager Lida Valley Railway
 Co., Golddeld, New. 5bc per boz at drug stores.
The Forrest City times., 1913-06-13
Cham rlain's Colic. Cholera aht
 Uisrrh0ez R4medV.

EFery family wI.Eo-t e1ceptloL should keep this preparation at hand during the hol weather Ct The sun mel months Cham rp5- air C0lic Cholera and LI2Frfs1e2 Remedy is worth many times lts cost when need d and $ almost certain = te needed before the sumner l. cveY T. Las Do superior for The purposes fqf which II is lntened B1F il now Fet s2 z by zlI dealers
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20

VAN slogo, delujte nepristransko ma ko-
rist s. ID. p. z. in obenem raEmotrivajte
in delujte IN zdruzitev organizacij.
Podpredsednik: Med easom mojega
uradovanja nj bio posebnosti, da bi Jill
incl "a poroeati, deloval sem vedno v
korist Zveze pc moth moeeh.
Tajnik: Prevzel sem delo v uradu
Zveze lie v korist iste, ker sem videl,
da je mnogo zmesnjav v ~pOslovanju. Ne
bodem mnogo govoril, kajti besede ne
Pokazejo veliko, pae pa bodejo cenj.
delegate razvideli liz ~delOvanja (ura-
dovanja) cd casa mojega nastopa. Po-
roSa stevilo elanstva "a casa nastopa
mojega uradovsnja okoli 1000, denarja
l. septembra 1911, s3,2sS.6s, drustev A.
Dale poroea koliko smo imeli mrtvih
e%lanov, da je dive tretini elanov promi.
nulo nasilne smti, radi tega priporoSa,
da maj Sc pri sestavi pravil uvrsti toe
ka, katera Sc DO ~nanaSala glede samo.
morilcev.
Pomoini tajnik nina nikakih poroSil.
Priporota pa, da maj Sc DELUXE slozno "a
korist in napredek s. d. p. 4.
Blagajnik: Poroea: ia Sc mu ie vse.
skozi dobro gOdilo, nikdo IA nj pokaral
ali kaj z MIN navskriz prisel. Kar pa
manjka denarja, ia bode plaeal.
Pomoini blagajnik porOSa, da mu je
ii. ~konvencija. izro6ila Y varstvo denar
mladoletnih otrok, kojega je nalozil V
sledeee hranilnice. y mestni hranilr.ci
Liublianski l7y0ll kron, Y First Ma.
tional Bank V Conemaugh, Pa, 81.
10000.
|. nadzornik poroGa, da ie bilo njego.
vo %delovanje zelo tezavno, TO pa zaradi
nesporazuma med q. odbOrniki. Dale.
da mu je III. nadzornik vedno pomagal
pri pregledovanju knjig, ker III. mad
zornik tega nj mogel radi njegove cd.
daljenosti. Dale pregledal sem raeune
in podpisal kakor tudi IL. nadzornik '
%javnost pa lie MISC prisli.
ii. nadzornik poroea, da je V uradu
jake lepo in strokovnjaSko ureieno, gle.
de ratunov Sc %strinia Z |. nadzornikom.
PripOrota, ia maj Sc ~posebno dobro ure-
diJo pravila, tikajo6e Sc nadzornega cd
bora. mai Sc mu ia wee moGi in pravic
kot jh je dosedaj incl.
iii. nadzornik: S~polnoval sem svoi
posel pc svoii najboljsi moznosti "a ko-
rist Zveze. Kar Sc tice ~raGuna. ko Sc
je govorilo, ia je nisem hotel podpisati
ga, je sledece: JAZZ "a nisem mogel pod.
pisati, ker ga sploh videl nisem, pod.
pisal pa sem raGun V knjigah.
Br. Marin6iS ~naznani, ia ie dobil spo.
ro6ilo, ia je br. Kaker bolau. Sc vzame
na ~znanje.
Citanje castitk. B~rzojavka:
Chicago, ILL.,. 5-l3.
Konvenciji S. p. d. z.
Cleveland, o.
Zbranim delegation in delegatinjam
ma izvanredni konvenciii ;. ID. z. Z. liz
rekamo nase iskrene pozdrave, zelimo
da delujete z duhom casa "a procvit
vase organizacije in napredek proleta-
rijata. Vas cilj maj bode: Prebuja in
svoboda slovenskih delavcev V Ameri-
ki. Naprej, vedno naprej. ziveli! Ured.
nistvO in ~upravnistvo "Proletarca'.
ZakljuGek seize oh 10. uri dopoldue.
Alojzij Bavdek, ~zapisnikar.
Zofi Birk, POM. zapisnikarca.
Jozef Zorko, konv. predsednik.
". SEJA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20

Zeli, da Sc noseee zenske ne sprejemajo
v drustvo, ker mora Zveza prehitro pla.
eevati porodniske nagrade. Zeli mai Sc
pravila izboljsajo, ker so jake pomanj.
kljiva. Ia konveneni cas- mai Sc wolf
dobregs p~redsednika, Xxi maj vodi kon-
~vencijo strogo pc redu. Ia glasilo 81
heli C~leyelandsko Ameriko.
DruSt. st. SO. sc s~trinja $ sklepi kon.
v%encije.
Drust. st. 81. Del. Ivan Kaker, Mil
waukee, Wis. Sc s~trinja z vsem, kar DO
konvencija sklenila.
Drust. St. IS. Del. JOS. zuraj, New
Alexandria, Pa. Drustvo Sc strinja s
pravili. Classic maj postane kak delav.
ski list. Priporoea zdruzitev organi.
ZACH.
Drust. st. SO Sc strinja $ sklepom kon.
v%encije.
Drust. st. 6s. Del. ". Smalc, Clinton,
Ind. PriporoGa delavski list Proletarec.
Assessment in bolniska podpora mai osta-
ne kot je, lie da Sc plaza bolnikom ma
kaze 20 4 dneh, ko Sc je bolnega javil.
Ne s~trinia Sc, da bi moral biti vsak
elan narocnik Glasila. Nsi sedanji 81.
odborniki, maj Sc o%dstranijo.
DruSt. st. 90. Del. Jos. Bevc. Pitts.
burgh, Pa. Drustvo zeli, da bi Sc pri-
hodnja k~onvencija vriSa V Pittsburgh,
Pa. Zdruzitev podpornih organizacij.
Assessment maj Sc povisa. V Il. odbor maj
Sc volijO dobri mozje.
DruSt. st. 20. Pooblastilo Il. tajniku
w. Sitariu. Drustvo Sc strinja 5 skle-
pom konvencije.
Drust. st. -. Pooblastilo gl. blagaj-
niku lvanu Pajku. PoroGa. da lie pri
omenjen; Stevilki drustva veliko Polja-
kov in Slovakov, XII ne znajo slovenske-
ga iezika titati. cato pravi, ia bi Sc
dala nov pravila tiskati tudi V poll
skem ieziku.
Drust. Il. -. Pooblastilo j. MarinGi-
Gu, Cleveland, O. Priporoca mir y CLAW
mem uradu in zahteva "a glasilo Glas
Naroda. Dale zeli, ia Sc nOvo pristo-
pila drustva, ter Zvezini ra6uni to5no
oglaSajo V glasilu. Priporoca. ia mai Sc
pri glavnem odboru u~rejuie t~otneje in
~pravilneie. Poroea tudi, ia nj poslalo
zvisanega asesmenta "a mesec april "a
pokritje stroskov ~konvenciie, temve6 lie
Sl.25 kOt pc navadi. Ako DO treba pla-
cati Sc ostalih 25c smo pripravljeni po-
ravnati vse.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20

Sl.-O kOt pc naNadl. AkO DO treba pla-
cati Sc ostalih 25c smo %pripravljeni po-
ravnati vse.
Dnevni red pritozbe.
Predsednik nina mic pritOzb.
Podpredsednik mic.
Tajnik p~ritozuje, da predsednik nj
sPOlnoval Pravil, ker nj upoSteval toxic,
Xxi govori. la mora predsednik nadzo-
rovati zvezino premozenje.
Stavljen je pre6log, da Sc vsaka toe
ka takoi resi- in da pri sporih med 81.
odborom nimajo pravice g~lasOvati 81.
odborniki. Podpirano in sprejeto.
Dale Sc tajnik p~ritozuje, ia ie "a
hteval d~rzavnega pregledovalca knjig,
bila pa sta proti tenn q. predsednik in
blagajnik. Predsednik poiasnjuje, ia
stranke MISC priznale ra6unov in Sc MISC
hoteli zjediniti. ia bi Sc a lovalo slozno
y q. uradu radi tega sem protestiral
proti drzavnemu pregledovalcu, Y svesti,
ia bode ma konvenciii lepsa sloga in
la Sc bode dalo ma konvenciji stvar
s~praviti V red.
Dale pritozba Sitarja: Nadzorni Cd
Dor ie odkril ~primankljaj V blagajni nj
pa istega objavil y javnost.
Predsednik nadzornega odbora poro.
ca ma to, da nj bill raditega razglasen
p~rimankljaj, ker ST je wei nadzorni
odbor V nalogo zadevo spraviti V red.
Ko pa je videl nadz. odbor, da nj mo-
go6e resiti brez konvencije, je predsed-
mix nadz. odbora predlagal konvenciio.
Tajnik poro6a dale, ia je q. pred
sednik dobil place emo dnevnieo $3.50
"a zamujeni cas-, koiega je zamudil pr
pregledovanju knjig letne r~evizije, "a.
iedno z nadzorniki.
Predsednik pojasnjuje, da to nj bila
| niegova dolznOst, da bi moral on poma-
gait nadzornemu odboru p~regledovati
kniige, pac pa ie bila dolinost tainika
in blaga inika.
Predsednik n~adzornega odbora poro-
ga. ia ie on poklical q. predsednika Y
'urad. ker ga ie rabi; "a y Pomoj.
Sledi 30 minut odmora.
HNh'AhAd'N any ~
Prcdlog, ia mai delegate nikar pre-
zee ne pOsazaio med debate, koje Sc ne
tieeio osobe, pat pa la mai ysak dele
CAT prosi poiasnila o ladevi. Podpirano
in sprejeto.
Debatira So nadalic o pritozbi q. tai
uika proti prodsedniku. Blagajnik
poroca, la kniige dokazujejo, ia ie do
bill NJ. ROvanSek $3.50 IN preglcdavanie
kniig dine >. ianuaria 1912. Debatira
Sc o dnevnici XII 10 ic dobil q. predsed-
mix "a preglcd kniig. Pc kontani dcbati
ie stavljen prcdlog, la mai Sc glasuie,
Ii ic opraviteno dobil predsednik do
titne $3.50 ali ne. Spreieto. Stavlien
%prcdlog. da nj hill %opravi6en do place
$3.50. Proti prcdlog, ia je bill opravi-
cen. Sprejet p%rotiPrcdlog.
Naznanilo da ic prisel dr.. strokov-
MAX ~raGunstva, ter da zeli pregledovati
kniige V niegovem uradu. Pc kratki
debati Sc s&lene, ia Sc morajo pregle'
dovati kniige V blizini zborovania.
~Strokovnjak prcdlozi ratun Y koiem "a
hteva dnevno place ma $ mr. $500 in
"a poroGilo celotnega ra6una $500.
Prostor "a preglciovanje knjig daje
sobrat Kogoi M ~razpolago svojo malo
dvorano.
Ker Sc ie odstrauil tajnik in blagaj-
mix radi ra6unov, da p%omagata izveden-
Gu, Sc stavi predlog, ia mai Sc vzame '
%resitev prva to5ka o zdruzeniu. Proti
nredloo Ia 60 nadaliuie ? pritoibami
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20

Zopet eden. Robert NJ. Petty,
bivSi p~redsednik cd Washington
On. j. narodne banke, .ie obso-
len ma osemletno .ieco Y drzavno
kaznilnico V Trenton. ker je "a
casa svoiega predsedoyanja po-
neveril $30.295.
Mi nismo tolikO n%aivni, da hi
vrjeli. da bode fini gospod pre-
sedel s let V ieGi. Ako hi bill MOI
reven N laGen ter ukradel HEB
kruha, potem hi 70 bill "a die ca
sa ma varnem. Nclctatove protek-
turaio velctatovi. cato bodc tudi
Petty kmalo ma prostem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
~. SEJA.

Justina. Radi vaznosti je bill Justin
pozvan telefoni6no domov. Sc vzame
ma z%nanje.
Citanje zapisnika III. seize, predla-
gano in sprejeto, da Sc zapisnik sprej-
me z nekoliko popravami.
Na~daljevanje porocil.
1. porotnik: Deloval sem S svojima
tovarisema vedno slozno. Odgovorjal
sem vedno ma VISA pisma ter gledal, da
smo porotniki resili spore, vedno mai
bolje in toliko kolikor so nam dopusGa.
la pojasnila.
ii. porotnik: Nimam mnogo poroGati,
deloval sem vedno pc svojih mo6eh V
korist in "a napredek Zveze. Ia casa
moiega uradOvanja sem dobil dive pri-
tozbi in steer emo o zadevi ustreljenega
sobrata Josipa Sila od st. 4, drugo ma
naSajOG0 Sc ma 81. tajnika.
Tajnik poroca, da ina zelo vazno "a
ma revmatizmu in ina kilo, Sci bi pa
rad V stare domovino dine ~. ma ia, da
Sc podvrze operaciji, radi tega Sc obra-
ca z p%rosnjo, da bi Sc zadeva resila
eimprej ko mogoee. Sprejet %predlog, da
Sc resi- zadeva takoi. Tajnik poroGa,
da Mirtova p~rosnja nj bila pregledana
pc ~vrhovnemu zdravniku, dale, da je
V nesoglasuju V prosnji navedena sta
rost, ker pise drustvo, da je Mirt rojen
leta 1864. pri TEN ko pise zdravnik, ia
je star SO let. Mirt je pristopil V zvezo
leta 1905.
Park potrjuje, da je to njegova kriv-
da kot tocasnega tajnika, ne We pa
kako sc mu je vrinila pomota, da nj dal
v pregled ~vrhovnemu zdravniku. Tai
mix pojasnjuje, ia je pravitno povedal
svOjo %starost, radi tega nj njegova kriv-
da. Stavljen predlog, da je o~pravicen
do podpore pc pravilih, proti predlog
da nj opravi6en. Sprejet predlog. Tai
mix poroca, la bode takoj porocal br.
Mirtu. Odobreno.
N~adaljevanje poroeil.
III. porotnik: Deloval sem skozi mo
jega u%radovanja vedno V korist Zveze
Y kolikor Sc mi dopus6ale sredstva in
mole moci. Cenjenim delegation in
uFadnikom priporoGam nailepso slogo V
korist Zveze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Alojzij Bavdek, %zapisnikar. 4.
Zofi Birk, pom. zapisnikarca.
Jozef Zorko, konvenc. predsed.

~ oiAhf POAL'
Jozef Zorko, konvenc. predsed.
Dodatek. V zapisniku III. seize Sc je
vrinila zapisnikariu pomota. Glasiti Sc
mora pravilno. V mestni hranilnici
Ljubljanski I'LL kron. V First National
Bank Y Conemaugh, Pa, $3.50.
v. SEJA.
Otvoritev seize oh 7. uri z%iutrai, :.
maja 1913.
Citanie zborovalcev ~navzoti so vsi
izvzemsi Kakeria in Justina.
Citanje zapisnika, koji Sc po krajsi
debate sprejme. Nadaljevanie poro6il.
st. 10. Del. mora patti ma konvcn.
eiii, da Sc bode vse vrsilo V redu. Ola.
silo mai pOstane Proletarec.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-05
Braced
New y York Telegram.

rom the New York Telegram.
Nothing truer nor more cheering has
been heard since President Wilson with
his no doubt we'll meaning but decid !.
edly alarming free trade tendencies.
has been in the public eye. than the
recent utterance of Representative Tn
derwood: Il do not anticipate much
dis turbance: the country is braced for
;he change.
Mr.. Underwood has been questioned
in regard TO tariff changes and the
probable effect.
As chairman of the House WAYS and
Leans committee and his district en-
hraeing the great Industries of Rir-
n ngham, he is in close touch with
conditions.
The country is braced so far as big
busnes is concerned. IT becomes in
dividuals ais OTTO brace themselves for
great shock. There is an idea thai
with tariff reduction and income tax
collection prices of food and clothin.
VIII suddenly drop. People don't know
7ust why or how, but they think it is
ound to- happen.
Brace, yourselves. There will be no
backward step in prices. 1t Will mosI
likely be found that a fraction more is
added to make up the income tax
Life is full OF surprises We must
always be braced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-05
Games Today
Birmingham in New Orleans.
Atlanta in Mobile.
Nahsville in Memphis.

New Orleans, May 4.-(SpeciaL) THE
red-stockinged Barons. tanned consider
ably since their last appearance here in
1917, when they didn't wear so much
color on their uniforms. made their 1913
debut here this afternoon without their
once accustomed fusillade of bat and
ball. They ate shyly out of the hand of
Rupe Evans, whom they had never met
before. The score was to l.
The one run that the Barons put over
was the result of a two base hit by
Mayer, who, seeing no one behind him
capable of producing the other hit.
worked his way from second to the plate
aided only by two intield grounders that
were easy outs at first The run was
made in the eighth inning after the Peli-
cans had let down from the fast clip
they have hit at any time this sea-
son.
1t was well fought game, made one
sided only by the inability of the easy
going Prough to keep the Pels from
making hits when hits We're most needed
by them. The fact that the Pels delv-
cred these hits coupled with their fast
isIuflS ana splendid base running, was a
combination that tickled Pei fans i'm
mensely. They saw their home town
playing the kind of ball that wins at
nearly all times, so it is no shame on the
Birmingham club that it couldn't put over
a winner.
Evans was in the form that has made
him an early candidate for fame. He
gave up only two clean hits.
The Pels got an early start. After Atz
walked and Manush was retired, Atz
was out at second on a fielder's choice by
which James, playing his first game ..ere,
got on first. James then swiped sec
ond, went 10 third on a passed ball and
when HendryX walked James and Hem
dryX worked double steal, which put
James over. After Hendryx stole, Spen-
GERS two Dagger put him over.
Yantz walked 10 start the second in
ming and hits by Evans and Atz put him
across.
Evans. by the way, is destined to rank
high among the hitting pitchers of the
league. He gets swat or two in nearly
every game he pitched, and this afternoon
kept up to his mark with pair of clean
singles.
The Pels' third run was made in the
sixth Hendryx led with a double after
Spencer famed. Snedecor an Alabama
boy, scored Hendryx with single
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-05
Review OF Week In Majors

There is promise of decidedly interest
ing developments in the American league
race when the first series begins Wednes.
day
Cleveland has been walking through the
western territory pretty much as it
pleased, but what the club will do against
the strong eastern visitors is a prob
lem. Chicago, too, has been having a
comparatively easy time of It, and the
visits of Washington, Philadelphia and
Boston 10 the White Sox park are hap
penings that will be awaited with inter-
est.
Tile Athletics. while they went through
the week with three victories and but
one defeat the latter when they ran up
against Walter johnson, and still lead
the league by fair margin. are not play
ing in their old world championship form.
However, the team has always been slow
getting into its stride.
Washingtons lively game has so far
held It well and the team is playing with
the same spirit and confidence The cham
pion Red SoX, though improving. did no
better than split even on their four games
st. Louis is keeping up at about the gait
it struck in the seasons early days. De-
troit is the decided laggard among the
teams of which there were reasonable
expectations Up to and including yes
terday ii had dropped straight games, Ty
Cobb'si presence in the last four of those
failing to break the losing streak. To-
day, however, the Tigers finally came
through with a victory.
OF New York, the most that can he said
is that Frank Chance is still experiment.
ing with his material and finding a good
ly proportion of 1t lacking in quality
An encouragement is that flashes of form
have been showing recently. and with new
material expected to be acquired soon, a
real ball team finally may be gotten to-
gether.