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The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

rison by January l if not sooner. It will leave Harrison in the morn ing and return in the evening. af- fording an extraordinary convent ence for the trayeing public Green Forest Tribune.
 There has been a general rsduc- ton in the price of long distance telephone toll the past week From here 70 seiigmaD the toll is now only twenty cents when it was previously 10 cents And 10 oth- CT points over the country the re- duetion is about one-third To points close around ike Eureka Springs. Green Forest and cher places the price remains tae same -BerrEyi.le Star.
 So far as We have been able to learn there have been nc new d. velopments in the Wm Jenkins trouble No statement as 10 he amount of Mr.Z1enkif4s ssar ase with his clients have been given o5t 5at tAe rames las it=fsat tzhe amount Wftf 6e nothing like as large as Was al f5st heli#fsd. 4s ssat4d las eakfzs Vas arrested and paeed under bond sHarzsa w.ta Icing iH3li a=ed 4Isa some o6 tae eGeoaed tgHsa@ ions bat t44 m aAo wee eSaea. I'd as having =beea d-s##adef ty i'm Hags published a=siagzd statement taas taey believe the a#gsef young man to be entirely innocent of the charge. and that they =ha4=ao.#iag to do with 4is arrest Joe NeKim- meF was appointed temporary = eeiFer and ordered to=take charge o5 all property belonging 10 he firm Of Wm Jenkins 6 70. and af members of tae Jenkins tamily and hold 1T until the case can be heard in ehancery court in Janu- BerryiIle Star
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
PILGRIM REST.

We are having plenty of rain at this writing
 Miss Ollie Wilson visited Mrs. Fanny Whittle Sunday.
 Mrs. Ida Graham visited Mrs. FL len Wilkerson last Sunday.
 Miss Inez Cogar and Dale Petross went 10 Springdale shopping satur- day
 On account of the whooping cough in the neighborhood Sunday school is snort.
 Miss Donie Clifton has been on the sick lis7 a few days but is some better
 Troy Wilson ard Archie Hol- brook made a business trip 70 spriagda . Saturday
 Mrs Tiana Joyce of Nay.ield yis- i5ed Ter sister, Mrs. Debfy Clifton. of tHis paIee Thursday.
 Miss Bfan il Holbfeok, R1o Is at- tending school at sprinsda!e. eisis- sa aa.as folks las Wezk
 Carol Ho brook and Mark Hinds afe sa.ti9g 10 be regular saIlzrs at Joan PEaneE.s Of 1ate
 a-sa1a- of the rainy weather tze wasn't a very good at#ead- am a. spelling las N4dae= lay aig4t.
 ms as though fa4t5z ole so1 5a4a Hris# to-get #ea well taeg ant keep taeir a.iII ia running order
 There vas big ThaHkseisi4g iianzr =tAls place Thursday Rev George Been preached at eleven .. aaa in the afternoon tie school rendered a nice program. Al re- ported a niee time
 I3u4SONze 2
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Stomach Troubles Disappear

Stomach. liver and kidney tfoab- les, weak nerves, lame La k and te- male Ills disappear when Electric Bittefs are used Thousands Of women would aof De without d bot tle in their home, Eliza Pool oI Bepew, Okla, writes Eeetric Bitters raised me from bed of sickness and suffering and ha. done me a world of goood l wish every suffering woman could u.e excellent remdy and find out. as | did, just how good il is. As it has helped thousands of others. it surely will do the same for you. Every bottle guaranteed, 50c and s100 At all Druggists.
 H. E Bucklen X Co. Philadelphia or St Louis
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
CAVE SPRINGS

The weather continues rainy and cloudy moStof tae t.me.
 The yoang folks had party down at Deazil Farrar.s ast Fri day night
 The patrons Of phone lines IT and & pusap ae~ Poses and cross arms last week
 The Cave Springs bank put in heir new sate lat week and e. larged theif offiee room
 Charley powaam. living ae-t of Healing springs, as in this neigh borhood last week thHeshi1g peaz,
 E C Phillips bought IEe 6la k smith shop .ast veek rom Bi,} Rez.ef Biz wfl eor-faue to work in the shop
 We were in the dark 1or segeraI u-s4ts out .sst week Auhar Han sard look ap t:e job of .isating tae street lamps.
 The can5tsares Tor sire4.t judge and prosecuting attorney vii spz ao tn Cave Spring eaember 10 EY- =efybodg invited
 Mrs Carrie Adams and baby of sp.4ng Valley are in eave Springs or q visit Vi.h her fa.b4F and mother Mr and Mrs L. Bush
 Our newspaper. the=Cave Springs PFosress. under eae eaitorsAip aad infringement q W ChaEain Iast Week hanged tae name to tfe ase Springs Star
 j. C. Phillips bought so ae-ez of and north of toen rom his ta.a- er. PhiIHIs Newt M Don aaa vie have moved on he place ard vii tarm II nxt year
 John saaffer was over a Elm Springs last week making arrange ments to move the telephone cent al office in ansher building soon as he can arrange office rooms
 Mr Bart!ect commented 10 put in the concrete =culyert down on the spring branch across main street last week This will be great improvement and a great benefit to the traveling public
 Mr and Mrs A. ]. Edwards were very much surprised one day last week when their youngest son Arch Edwards came in from Cali foFnia Tor a short visit and 70 spend Thanksgiving day with them
 Bill pelozier of Elm Springs bought Edgar Mounts store a5 T aling Springs
 John Penn.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Group and Cough Rtmt dy

Group is a terrible disease, ft a. taeks children % suddenly they are very apt to=ehoke unless given the proper remedy al once. There is nothing better in tie world than Dr King New Discover. Lewis Chamberlain. or Manchester, ohio, writes about his children Sem 2 times in severe attacks We Wefe afraid they would die but sine ~e proved what a certain remedy Dr King New DiSeoyeey is.=@e= have To feaH. Ne rely on f Tor eFeuF coughs and colds So =ean you 5Qc and S100 A bot.le should De ia every nome Al all Druggist E [ Bueklen & CO, Phi.a S Louis
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
SIoO Rev ard. SIOO

The readers Of this paper vii be pleased t0 earn that there is at least ole dreaded disease that sei- ence las been able 10 cure in all iss stag=s, and that is GataafA. Halls 6atafHA Cure is the only pos iti4e e4re noR known to tAe ueii- cal ffaterHify Gatarrh being q eoussit8t.Jonal aisea.e, requires a constitutional treatment Halls a. tarrh Cure is taken internally, ae;- ing directly upon the blood and ma- eoHs surfa of the system, the eby destroying the foundation of tfe di- sease, and giving the patient strength by building up the consti- tuition and assisting nature in do- ing is work The proprietors have so much faith n it's curative pow CTS thae they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails 70 cure Send for list of testimonials.
 Address F. cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for eoH- stipation.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
CARROLL.

II Hadley, an cd resident of Ea- reka Springs. died recently
 Mr. and Mrs Will Walker Of Berryyille afe the farents q azw daughter.
 Dr B Matthews is moving from BerryYille to stuttgart waeae he will engage fa practice oF medicine.
 The canning factory at Green Forest turned out g ears of ann ed goods tAe past season, II to- matoes, so Pa les and II apples
 s-d Brown. sentenced 10 he per- itentiary for one yeear al tbe last ,erm of circuit court Eureka Springs. on the haree of being im- plicated in a hold-up was pardon d recently by the governor.
 L smith has proposed 70 put in an eie tris light plaat at Green Forest T tAe people will siye him a bonus of s1,oo0 and saBs FIse Tor a certain amount of patronage The proposition vii psobaely Be accepted.
 Deputy l. :. Marshal J [. Bry- ant of Madison county. brought Larkin spencer over nom near Huntsville Iast Friday and lodged him in jail here 70 await tae aes- ion ot tae next Uai.ed states grand iasy at Harrison an a charge of selling whiskey without i ease -Bsrryvit.e s-ar.
 Fbe Tribune ba9 il oft ia5g -aat t'.e Eureka 3rfnes-IopIia Motor ar service will ue extended 10 Har-
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Every time the posrman rings Huerta thinks t Is another ultimat- II
Constipation Poisons You

If you are constipated, your en- fire system is poisoned by the waste matter kept in the body-ser- iens results often follow. tse Dr Kings New Life Pills and you will soon get rid of constipation, head he and other troubles 25c at Druggists or by mail. II. [ Buck len < Co. Phila X St. Louis
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Hearby Counties
BENTON.

Mir and Mrs. Jim Graham of Rog CTS are the parents of nine pound son.
 A daughter was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin seamster of Bentonville
 Mir and. Mrs Levi Pyles of Grayett are. the parents of new daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. $. c. Leister of Bentonyille are the parents of a new daughter.
 ". D. Baxley of Riverside. Calf, and Miss May sharp of War Eagle were married recently
 A NJ Dillon of siloam Springs and Mrs. Matilda E efist of Gfa- yet were married recently.
 Wm. E. neGarrah, sezen-ys ar-old son of Nr. and Mrs ". NJ NeGar- rah of Rogers died Thursday of lest week.
 Ma. Gates. a4 szarsof ase afea last week at his home al 6ravztt. He had been an invalid 4af 25 years
 t Is armour eed thaf Gov Hsz will deliver an address al tAe EtAs Memorial service at Rogers Hze Sunday
 The Rogers Democrat pla es lie Benton County apple crop fef 1913 at 1,225 .o00= bushels, Of whieh l0a.- O0o bushels was pla ed iH cold storage. 100000 sold in bulk or barrels and 725, 900 bushels eyap- orated, canned, etc
 Ne are sorry 10 report that Ed Doan, who was injured last week by an auto at springdale, is not recovering very rapidly and is suffering much from the injury 10 his right lung Rogers Democrat.
 Roy Vernon Lumis, I9-year old son of Mrs. Della Lumis. died sud denly few days ago at Pea Ridge He was a student of the Academy  at Pea Ridge and was praetieins with the baskeki ball team when blood vessel al the base Of he brain was ruptured and he died in stantly. He would have graduated from the school this year
 The annual meeting Of the ru- ral mail carriers of Benton Coun- ty was held al Sloan Springs o1 Thanksgiving day, eighteen arriefs being present. The following off eers were elected President, Arthur MaSes of Lowell; secretary and treasurer, Orran shannon of si- loam Springs The next me- ing will be held al Grayett May %. next.
 Ernest Walter Heyerly. 2s years of age, died d the home ot his parents ia Rogers Thursday of last week from all overdose of quinine, having taken 36 grains within period Of one hour to break up chill. He was paymasier u the government service in Panama where Ae had been for seven years. and where such doses Of quiuine are eustomarE He had arrived home a few days previous t6 Ai- death OF yaeatioH.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage feensas haze been issued bg tA- sounes clerk since our last report
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Something Fine for Headaches

If you know how quickly the pain is eased with Hunts Lightning Oil. you would always have ii on hand | is also splendid for Rheumatism Neuralgia, Cuts. Burns. sprains. Ask Your Druggist.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

Deep-seated coughs that resist ordinary remedies require both ex- tefnal and internal treatment. If you buy a dollar bottle Of BAL LARD's HoREHoUND SYRUP you get the two reme dies you need for ths price Of one. There is a HER KICKS RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for the chest, free with each bottle. Sold by W. c. Own bey.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
70, .. THAT ITt HINGt.
 STOPPED INSTANTLY Try LEMo; Skin Troubles Vanish kLI.- l...t .I

Buy Il 25e bottle today and prove il
 Glory A remt dy for skin tort- nres that makes every body smile and say Hoo-ray II you have that terrible fiery, unreaeha able itch ing, seorching. raw eczema, pfiekly heat rash. letter, irritated or in- Ilamed skin, blotches. pimples or blaekheads. you will marvel at the fes ul1s of ZEMO.
 zEAO is clean, antiseptic solu- tion. not grease CT ointment Itching vanishes al tie first appli- cation This Is absolutely guaran- teed or money refunded tse 1t on the baby, too il gives immediate re lief in all skin tortufes Dandruff and scalp itching vanish
 Suffered 23 years with ecze- ma Finally tried ZEMo It cured me sound and well That was 15 months ago zEMO is a blessing Mrs. $ Eason. Hope, Ark
 ZEMO is sold in 25c sealed bot ties and guaranteed in Springdale by W C. Ownbey, Druggist
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Hunts Lightning Oil

This is the iaiment wai ! las caused 90 much talk So many people are telling how t has re- lieved them of pain that one an no longer doubt tba. il is truly a wonderful remedy Every dEasg- isf handles it
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

Generally de6iAta.ed far sears. Had si k headache. lacked amhi- tion, was worn 0ur and al run down Bardoek Blood Bittefs made me a well woman Mrs Ghas Freitory, Moosup, Com.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Heartburn is symptom of indiges

Heartburn is 8 symptom of indigo tion. Take dose of HERBINE in such cases The pain disappears in- stantly The bowels operate spet di- Y and you feel fine vigorous and cheerful Price soc Sold by W c ownbey
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

Children take BILLIARDS HORE- HOUND SYRUP Willingly because t tastes nice There isn't a better remedy anywhere for hildrsn : coughs, boarseuess and bronchitis It's a good medicine and easy 70 take. Price 25c, 5oc and s1oo per bottle. Sold by ". G Ownbey
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

Wilson cuts out lis New Year s reception, but Huertas vii be cut out for him
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

4 man in British West Indies writes. Wherever l am. find Hunts Lightning Oil indispensable. II Is truly a wonderful remedy for pains In Cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headaches, Sprains etc. you should just try 1t and be con Yinced. Your druggist sells it.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

A@ sinoke nP; Missouri bas manufa tured 21ooQ.oa0 corneob pipes
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

That new germ, bacillus hyper foxi5 does not sound a Ii it. had been discovered in a dry town
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

Every time We go down the street on sunny day, when the ladies are out in force" says an exchange. T realize that it mus. De awful to be a blind man."
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

l. vas aWfully hard for Philadel- phia Q be properly thankful oa turkey tha. vas 9 cents a pound
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Who Suffers Pain?

Those who suffer pain should try Hunts Lightning Oil. the world s greatest nniment It is the finest thing Tor Rheumatic Pains. Neufalg- ia. Sprains. cuts, Burns, Backaehe e.c. Il druggists sell it
 Il 1sgias 10 look a. if Gen. VI q will carry the ul5imating ultima5um 70 Huerfa
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

If it happened it's in The News l"
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

If you had the turkey charged, 1t does not now seem worth it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
$4,000 Nashville
Stock Yards Burned

NASHVILLE, July 1.-The plant
Of the Tennessee Packing and Stock
Yards Company was destroyed by fire
to-day. entailing a loss of S375.000,
partially insured.
The plant, which covers an entire
block, was a part of the old interests
of William J. Cummins. the defunc;
Nashville and New York financiers
and had the largest capacity of any
packing plant in the South, with the
exception of the one at Fort Worth
II was only recently sold at auction
to New York capitalists
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
2 VIII Face Judge as
Would-be Burglars

Two men who gave their names as
Skinny Atkins, '46S Luckie Street, and
r. h. Love, 22O Hunter Street. prob
ably will be tried before Judge Broyles
in Police Court Tuesday afternoon
charged with the attempted burglary
OF the Silver Moon Restaurant on Ma
rietta Street. near Broad.
The two men were seen entering
the restaurant through the skylight.
and a squad of officers was sent to
the scene officers Pittman and Car
ter remained on the roof while four
entered the restaurant. Love was
captured inside, but <k1ins escaped to
the roof
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
RESIGNATION Of
MILITARY MEN
THREATENS
Lieutenant Says "Tin Soldier"
Bill Would Turn Militia at
Riots Into Suicide Squads.

Atlanta military officers are up in
arms against two bills placing the
National Guard under control Of civil
authorities. William s. Coburn. sec
ond lieutenant Of Company X, says
he and at least ten other officers will
resign If the bills pass. and he would
not be surprised II every officer OF
the Fifth Regiment Of the National
Guard walked out Of the service, as
well.
Adoption Of the ,~o bills would,
according to Lieutenant Coburn, con-
vert the national guard into an IS
karat tin-horn soldiery." subject 20
orders Of judges sheriffs and mayors.
In case Of service during riots they
could be sent out with unlosded guns
and placed at the mercy Of mobs they
ought 10 dispense, Mr. Coburn said,
which is the same thing, he main
tanned, as converting the military
companies into suicide squads.
Civil Authority Fixed.
The two bills are known as House
Bill No. is, introduced by Representa-
tves Ed Wohlwender. H Il Swift
and J. j. Slade, OF Muscogee, and G.
r. McCrory, Of Schley, and House
Bill No. As, introduced by Representa-
tives Wohlwender, Swift and Slade.
of Muscogee, and Minter Wimberly,
Of Bibb. House Bill No As repeats
the act Of session Of 1912. which re
pealed section 1885 Of the Code 90
1910 The bill re-ostablished the au-
thority Of judges, sheriffs and mayors
10 call out the local militia and give
orders.
House Bills No as makes the mill
tia when called out by the Governor
subservient to such civil officers as
the Governor may direct
Cites Riots at Savannah.
we object TO this"
Lieutenant Coburn said to-day:
You may remember some years
ago. in 1902. the military was sent TO
Savannah to protect prisoners, We
reported TO a Judge and were under
his orders The first thing he did
was to take away our bullets. He
said he iidnt want the militia to hurt
anybody In three or four days the
rioters ascertained we had no am
munltlon, and they proceeded 10 run
over the militiamen
They had those riots In Augusta
last year, and some people thought
we were still under that old law.
Some of them tried TO pas the Gordon
and were killed
Favor Limiting Calls.
There Is tense feeling against the
National Guard, and opponents Of Il
are harping on the Augusta episode
That shooting is the reason those two
bills have been introduced. also that
resolution which says the National
Guard was guilty Of murder there"
Mr.. Coburn said the National Guard
men would not object to a law re-
stricting the power OF the Governor
TO call them out in fact. he thought
they would welcome such a Law. as
the gusrdsmen were tired Of being
called out on every whimsical idea"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01

tendent was rubbing his hands in \
nervous manner. Another feature Of
his testimony was that Frank called
him up in the evening, something he
never had done before. While the
prosecution will lay great weight on
this testimony, the defense will seek
to show that 1t is entirely without
significance.
Admitting that Frank never called
Lee before in the evening. Franks
attorneys will present evidence 10
show that he had called repeatedly
when the former night Waterman was
employed at the factory, and that he
was led to call the night of April rs
because a discharged employee, ]. VI.
CAN'T, had been In the factory and he
wished to make certain that CAN'T
had left.
Those concerned in the trial Of
Frank are awaiting with interest the
outcome of the fight over the sub
penas duces tecum issued by the de-
Tense. The State has announced that
it will combat the enforcement Of
these subpenas and has branded them
as a subterfuge of Franks lawyers 20
discredit the witnesses introduced by
the prosecution
If the State fails. ii will have 20
produce N court all of the affidavits
and statements made by its principal
witnesses. The defense will be able
TO use these to make a close compari-
son of the oral testimony with that
which was sworn to weeks before.
In the event that any OF the wit
nesses give testimony in any respect
contradictory to the statements in
their affidavits the deefnse will be IN
a position to impeach and discredit
their testimony. Solicitor Dorsey and
Attorney Frank A Hooper have char
acterized this as trickery on the part
of the defense and have announced
that they do not propose to submit
their mass OF aff1davits for the use Of
the defense If the law will protect
them in the matter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
Camera Club Will
Hold First Smoker

Something new in the way of after
dinner entertainment. the same being
a stereopticon symposium. will be
given by the Atlanta Camera Club at
$ o'clock Tuesday evening. Every
invited guest has been requested to
take along mis- favorite prints which
Will be thrown on a screen for the
entertainment Of the company
The occasion is the initial smoker
of the club. Light refreshments will
be served The committee in charge
consists of l.. q. SuTles. W. L. Gill
ham and Roland & Hall
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
Steals First sibb Melons.

MACON.-The arrival of the first
Bib County raised watermelons in
Macon was the signal for D. C. Nc
Cormick, a negro hackman, to COM
nit larceny. He stole Two and is
now in Jail !. \. Young raised the
melons, and brought 40 to town.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
WOULD SELL ASSETS.

Horace b Pearson. receiver of the
Searchight Gas Company. Tuesday
filed a petition in the United States
District Court, asking that the court
grant him permission to sell the as
sets OF the company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-18
BIG LARRY LEJUHE
Is AFTER MORE MONEY

GkANb RAPIDS. March I1-One %
ihe lea hpldputs uu DO" Grand Rapids
Glib d. one who j. giving Manager III.
rU.lth ali sorts OF worry. u IS blE Larry
~l.ejuue. the club = Trading hitter. who Us
demanding more money and Who threat
ets not To play here unless his demands
are met Lc1une Is expected 10 be due
Tor a good summer az Grand Rapids this
JASON and Tor that reason local fans
ne "a biz worried Of tho announcement
trat he has not yet entered the fold.
Manager smith writes that ho has
started training and - aking - light
wurkou' On the Notre Dame gymn al
south Bend each day lie ~ going SLOW
ly. however. ana b. taking no thauCas Of
over working his salary arm
smith has e neV shortst0p iu line.
W u-r rImt Dbl" ruruuf mention FOR "A
few days however lie declares the.
player To- he O. wonder and "a man unu
VIII 90 ir ~ 10. short nold on the stag
team 800 handy fashion NCtartv lad
ifothfrg ON fhF kld when no started" -
the waN the manager sums up this
wonderful unknown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-18
ROY MONTGOMERY
STILL SIGNING EN-
Youngsters Prom All Parts Of the Coun-
rry Are Being Made emb
Of the Stubs"

STEUBENVILLE O.. March Five
y~oungSters from the Wheeling district
have been signed by Manager Roy Mont
gomcry. Of tie Steubenville club. IN the
new Interstate League. They are Siss-
ley and Brown. Of Beilaire. Thompson.
Or bridgeport. field captain or the Sta-
ron club. In IN o. ~ y League last sea
son Mullen will be used either on snort
or a. third. PLAYING along side - Mana
ger Montgomery. who ie slated 90 cover
tie second cushion spears is the laHt
Or The ouiufctte 60 be gued up lie
s. also the Youngest. though all ~ the
remaining four nre sfiil we'll within the
spring chicken class MckclveE. ~ Rel
laire. another 'puilcf. who isl -tlll tied
10 q Minneapolis strlrE. may form TIE
sixth local hoy 20 fnir me Stuts aq
Montgomery r. dickering FOR him Hep
reFertinE 81 wide "a range Of territory
in the Wheeling district tho appearance
- the stub ON the local lot promises
90 witness the turning OUT - record
breaking crowds from the roiC boring
towns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-18
PIRATES WIN

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March Ill
Balmy weather and ~ large crowd
ricetcd tho opening &C tho Roston
American and Pittsburgh National
series 81 nine games hrr. today Pitts
hurgh won. 8 tp b.
Bc1ieut pitched Niflrss boil during
the three inrinEs Do was ON the mound
FOR Boston. Tho worlds champions
showed faster neId work
Score -
Boston .. N + n n n % 0-9 s q
Pittsburgh 0 n N % . % % o x I
Ecdlcuf. leonard. Foster and Cndy.
rarrig1r Adams. Robinson n KEEL
~. Gibson.