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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
MAY START WORK
ON JEMEz ROAD
At ONCE
Reported That State Engineer
Is Willing and Ready to Go
Ahead With Expenditure OF
Six Thousand Dollars.

That state Engineer French IL Will
ina 60 have work started at once on
the automobile road To the Jcmez
country with the $4,000 now available
from the state, la Albuquerque and
AT Jemez. was the statement made to-
day by W. "A. Rogers of Jemaz
Springs, who arrived In the city from
the mountain country.
a number Of moving spirits IN the
good roads Local got together with Mir.
Rogers this morning in the office of
r. l. Grose and Will get in touch with
h state engineer az once. II is IN
derstood he IS heartily in favor now
Of having the work started with the
funds on hand pending the raising OF
sufficient money 10 make a first class
road an he way. Il is believed that
the $4,000 viii al least make the road
easily passable for autos. which will
be well worth the money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
IF CHILD Is CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK
cleanse little bowels with Cali
fOfuia syrup of l1gs.

children love this fruit laxative
and nothing else clcanscs the tender
stomach. liyer and bowels ~ nicely.
a child simply VIII not stop playing
to empty the bowels. ana the result
IN, they become tightly clouged with
waste. liver gets sluggish. stomach
sours, then your little one becomes
Gross, half-uick, fevcrish. don't eat.
sleep or act naturally. breath ~ bad.
system fun vt cold. has sore throat.
stomachRche or diarrhoea. Listen.
Mother! see u tongue II coated. then
give "a tcatpoonful of california
syrup OF Fias. and In q few hours
all the cons.ipated waste. sour bile
and %undiEested food passes out 81 the
system. and YOU have u well. playful
child again.
Millions ~ mothers give California
Syrup of FIGS because u il perfectly
harmless. children love IL. and Il
never fails la act on the stomach.
liver and bowels.
Ask your druggist FOR a s0-cent
bottle of california Syrup of Figs."
which has fun directions for babies.
children OF ali ages and for grown
ups plainly pri htcd on the bottle BE
ware 81 countcrfits sold here. Oct
the genuine. made by california Fig
syrup Companf." Refuse any other
kind with contempt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
ORDERS COMING IN
FROM ALL OVER
THE State
Albuquerque Marble and Gran
lite Firm Winning Favor
able Comment for Fine Mon
umental Work.

That Albuquerque Is winning cog
milton throughout the southwest as
headquarters for expert service OF al
most every kind has been strikingly
illustrated during the past few months
In the experience OF the Jones' Bowers
Monumen; company of 315 East Cen
tral avenue.
During a comparatively short per
Tod the Jones Huwcrs company has re-
ceived orders some for very elub-
crate granite and marble Work-from
practically every section 81 New Hex
leo. In every instance the work has
been of the kind that wins favorable
attention, and the result has been a
steady suteam uf inquiries concerning
cemetery and ornamental stone work
OF all kinds.
The secret of the Jones-Bowers
success Is not far to seek The arm
employs only the most expert work
men, ana every job is given the care
ful, personal supervision OF the man
agement. Special orders Tor munu-
nj OF elaborate design are
handled as easily as smaller Jobs. and
estimates are always cheerfully fur
nished.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
DISPLAY OF
NEEDLEW0RK

some notably exquisite examples Of
oriental needlework are features uf
an elaborate display OF japanese
goods placed today Ia one OF the win
of the Newcomer Art shop on
West Central avenn Every piece
shown WAS imported by Mrs. New
M direct from Japan, and the
assortment includes some truly gOr-
geous specimens OF Japanese ART. Xxx
%ceptionaily beautiful are the hand
embroidered dress patterns. kimonos
and mandarin coats. The display of
smaller novelties Is also notably artis-
tie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
TREATIES ARE
R A IFIE D
EN- BLOC
Senate by wo-Thirds Vote
Takes Action on Arbitration
Agreements With Eight
Countries.
BRITAIN AND JAPAN
INCLUDED IN LIST
On, LEASED wire 10 Evcnlnr HeraId.J

NV Leased Wire go Evening Herald.l
Washington, Feb 9f.-Without any
whatever to limit their
scope. the senote BY more than q two
thirds vote today ratified general ar
biiration treaties between the United
states and Great Britain. Japan.
Italy. Spain, Norway, sweden. Portu-
gal and switzerland.
Attempts to repeal the Panama tolls
que lions. or questions Of immigration
and rihlic education. which we're re-
lated TO the treaties with Great Brit
ain and japan were defeated and the
conventions go into new force IN the
same general terms as existed before
they expired.
Ratification of the conventions
clears the diplomatic atmosphere. 80
&C. speak, which has been charged and
surcharged for months with complex
ities. relating TO the japanese protest
against the California anti-alien land
laws and British protests against the
tolls exemption at Panama.
The British treaty had been held
up particularly Nv those who were on
posed to submitting the tolls question
To The Hague. President wilson's
plan to repeal the exemption. lnclud-
ing first. the ratification OF the Brit
ish treaty as well as the others.
Technically the senate ratified
agreements Ia extend the treaties I've
years from June Z, 1913, the date on
which they expired.
Administration supporters hurried
vs. sent word To the president and ne
expressed deep eradication at the
renewals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
\ New Home Cure That Anyone eau
Use without Discomfort or Lo@
OF Time.

y NV ttptif tuff InNA huNuht aau
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We have a New Method that cures
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We especially want to send Il to
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This free oner II TOO important TO
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
BROTHER BELIEVES
BROTHER DIED IN
NEW MEXICO
Texan in Search OF w. C. Tor.
bet, Believed to Have Been
Found Dead in Sheep Herd
er's Tent After Six Months.

Does anyone in Sew Mexico remem-
her of hearing Of tho fate 81 W c.
Torbet. believed In have been found
dead last October In u sheep herdcr's
tent uncr six months,
j. W Torbet. = ranchman Of Park
er county. Texas. who last heard ol
his brother az Globe. Aria, In 1911. rs
In Albuquerque In the course OF a
search as a result 81 which he hopes
Ia solve the mystery Of his brothers
fate.
He wrote me from Globe. Ariz..
In september, 1871" said j. W. Tor
bet today. saying for mo not "a write
Ia him again until I heard from him.
AZ he was going 10 move. never
heard another word until some time
= q man named W. u. Dixon said
he saw an article In some newspaper
Ca the effect that the dcssicated bones
OF my brother had been found in a
sheep herder's tent. with his faithful
dog, reduced To skin ana bone. s,iil
watching the remnant of the herd OF
sheep he had been tending. Accord
ing 10 the story. persons with whom
my brother was raising sheep ON
shares failed to hear from him and
started a search which finally re-
vealed his dead body. This man Dix
on didn't remember what newspaper
Ia was OF what part II the tate; hut
he WAS sure II was In New Mexico.
~ ! nnnot get any kind of a clue I
will go TO Globe and Try to trace my
brother from there
Anyone who iemembers seeing such
q newspaper item will confer a favor
ON the Texan n he will inform the
Evening Herald. The missing man
was bS yeats old and single.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
AGAIN PUT
SCHEDULE TO BAD
Trains From Los Angeles Due
Here Today Are Annulled
Trains From San Francisco
on Time.

Floods N southern California
again put the Santa FEES passenger
schedule ont OF Albuquerque To- the
bad today. This morning s No. 10
train ana tonight's eastbound limited.
are annulled, while trains Nos. 2 and
S frem san Francisco and which
have no Los Angeles connection are
reported ON time.
A stub No. 10 train left here on
time this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
SAILS FOR EUROPE
TO MEET THE COLONEL

New York, Feb. 2i.-Theodore
Douglass Robinson. nephew OF Thro-
dore Roosevelt. aud chairman OF the
New FORK Progressive STATE commit
tee, sailed FOR Europe today, where
he viii meet the colonel during the
latter part Of April.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21

sold him old clothes, saying they had
been given him.
Probation Boys Report.
The chicken stealing gang. armed
with letters from their teachers. and
with smiling faces, appeared before
Judge craig this morning to make
the report which he will require
from them for some time. The Judge
surprised To find that in the
matter OF school attendance all az
the boys have good records. only
one Of them has hecn absent from
school without valid excuse mere
than twice durlne the present school
year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21

Don't use harsh physics. The ro-
action weakens the bowels, leads 20
chronic constipation. Get Deans
Regulets. They operate easily. $50
at an stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
FIGHTING GOES ON
IN HAYTI
Fifty-three More American
Bluejackets and Foar Off
GERS Landed From Gunboat
Wheeling.

tBy LEASED Wire 60 Evening Herald. !
Washington. Feb. 2l-Finy-three
more ~hluejackcts and four officers
were landed today from the gunboat
Wheeling at Cape Haitlen. bringing
the total American force up to ~.
No details were given. Fighting a.
supposed 90 be IN progress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
TEN DETR0ITERs
LEAVE FOR CAMP

Detroit, Feb. 2i.-Ten Detroit
American league baseball players
started for the spring training camp
az Oulfpart. Miss. Manager JENNINGS
. already az the training camp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21

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For ten years the Lydia r. Pinkham
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Women who have been cured say
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
n { " SWIMMING
RECORD MADE
Robert Scott of San Francisco
Olympic Club Defeats Duke
Kahanamoku, Long Distance
Champion.

IN. LEASED Wire To Evening Herald
Honolulu, Feb. 2l.-Robert cot OF
the olympic club. san Francisco. de-
feated h worlds champion short dis
lance swimmer, Duke Kahanamoku,
here today, az fifty yards. tying the
champions worlds record OF 20 3-5
seconds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21

For Group of sore throat. use DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oh. Two sizes, s5e
ana soc. Al all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
TELEPHONE MONEY
BOX STOLENFROM
THE DEPOT
Thieves Calmly Carry Off
Cash Receptacle from Long
Distance Pay Station; Hop
Fiend Sold Stolen Clothes.

Thieves last night ripped the cash
reccpticlc from tine Mountain States
Telephone company's pay station
booth In the Santa Fe depot and
made away with the box, The com
pnny's records show that there vas
between 81 and SO in the box. when
the job was dome r. not known. one
of the station employees entering h
booth this morning found that the
box had been prled rom Us fasten-
ings and the instrument broken off
The station II open al night and an
officer is on duty round the hulld-
ings. but he saw no suspicious char
acters around the station during the
evening. The telephone booth ~ In
the waiting room.
uap Itend Stole Clothes.
Tom Tucker. "a victim Of the drug
habit and q familiar police court
character was identified this morn
ing by 4. Linburg. a secondhand
dealer at iO5 South First street. az
the man whc sold tinhurg a suit Of
clothes belonging To- q Chinaman EN-
pluycd as cook in the Mansion cnfc
un south First street The clothes
were stolen from the Chinaman two
weeks ago. and he declares he had
500 IN q pocket OF the trousers. Tue
kcr denied this morning That he
found any money, hut as he also de-
MED stealing the clothes until the
dealer identified him. the police con
clude that he spent the money. lin
lurg says Tucker has frequently
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21
SPECIAL TO WOMEN

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-21

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
AMERICAN GOLFERS ARE
DISAPPOINTING TO FANS
rrnycrs Only One to Make CreditnbIc
Showing for 81. George

Sandwich. England. May l4-Form
dtS!hycd hy the American entrants in
the first round OF competition for the
81. George cup here to-day was hard
~ up TO what had been expected Many
of TIL" players, who will take part in
tho British amateur golf champions
ship next week, were among the com
pctit"rs In o-day'S contest and will
appear again tomorrow for the nnal
cightccn holes
jerome II. TraVcrs returned n score
Of -. which tied him with two others
for eighth place. He Is now regarded
10y observers here as the only ono
among the Americans who stands a
chance Of winninp; the coveted trophy
In practice the other day he covered
the same course in 60 and It In said
II lie repeats that performance to-
morrow ne may still come out ahead
-. Ransom tho English player who
heads the list with -. was favored
with extraordinary luck.
Francis Ouimct tho open cham
pion of the United states. in whose
play great interest conferred, tured in
a card OF so.
Harold II. Hilton. tho British ANA
teur champion. gave a brilliant dis
play OF golf In the frs: half. reaching
the turn in 30. hut ho took ten more
from that coming in, making n total
Of 80 for the round
IL II. Gillies. OF London. tho holder
Of the trophy. covered the course In
-. tying Travcrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
JESSE TAMNEHIlL PAYS
FOR WAllOPING FAN

Portsmouth. Va. May 14.-Firs,
Bascman lessee Tannchln. Of the
Portsmouth bah club. was anch SO
ana costs IN Poi'co Court on charge
OF nssnultinr ii. a. Markham. TIL.
lattcr's evidence as 10 the assault
horno out by number Of othcr wilt
ncsscs was 10 the effect that In last
Mondays game, with tho score To
o IN favor OF Newport News, nobody
out and man on nrst base. Tame
hill came to tho Ia; and knocked q
pop ny. Markham. sitting Ia the
hlcnchcrs. thought the batter ought
10 havc sacrificed, and called out to
Tannchill. asking why he hadn't hunt-
,-l. Tannchin responded with n vile
name
Af,cr tho ga-lo was over Markham
Informed a club Official OF the cpl;het
applied By Tnnneh!u. and not being
satisfied with the officials rcply. he
went - the clubhouse 70 demand an
apology from tho PLAYER. Tannchill re
piled TO this demand with a knock
do,,n blow.
Tannchill admitted ,he assault bu.
denied thai he had used Insulting Ian
guarc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
sTANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PI.AY TODAY.
Chicngo ut Washington.
81. Louis ut nohton.
Detroit at New York.
tieNcinHd ut Philadelphia

Washington. May 1i.-Dr. Yancey
Wyatt Ayers. formerly of the Richmond
club, OF tho Virginia State League. COTS
the bulk OF credit for n victory scorod
by tho Nationals here to-day over Cal
ihhan's Chicago White sox. Tho con-
test went ten innings. and was abound.
I'm; In frills and thrills. Successive
hits By Gand!l and Shnnks, incidentally
tho only registered against Jim Scott,
or tho invaders. through tho route, cent
across tho lone tally OF the game
Up 10 to-day Ayers had been thu
nara luck twirler OF tho local club.
Earl? In tho season no was used as n
RELIEF twirlcr, Mt times when gnnlcs had
already been decided by crratic work
on the part Of predecessor. In the
f"w Eaincs no has started the young
, stcr las been II victim OF poor support.
ana but for this fact probably would
| MAJ" more crediiablc record right
"ow. day IL" pitched tho best ball
he has shown since hc has come into
tn" fold of Gifts aspiring Nationals.
From the start, It could ho seen that
he had everything. His curves broke
well and seemed to have Cailahan's
crew rUcssinS all The way.
IN the nrst inning Hal Chase tr,plcd
to the scor"boari. after two had been
counted down 1t was up to DutHcldcr
Collins. But hts best effort was I. short
Ny To Milan.
IN the second. Rodio connected for "A
single. Morgan booted Alcocll's ground-
"r ana II looked as II tho Sox would
score. hut DOC" put on full steam
ana sent tho three down I'm order. From
TINS juncture until the tenth the visl-
tors wcrc retired one two. three.
However. In Tho sixth, Demit: crack
cd safety 10 deep centre that look cd
good for triple. But Il rcmarkaas
stop by Milan. followed by q perfect
peg To second. nabb-d the runner
Ayers had a grand chance to win his
own game with men on frs; ana scc-
onH ANA two down, IN the ninth. but
i"l n victim TO Scotts shoots. taking
the count on strikes.
Things looked bad IN tho tcnth. when
an "rror By Foster and a stolen base
pat visitor on second. with bu, on
down. Ping Bodies best was :; H.. 10
rivht. Tho situation grew more in
tense when Alcock was passed. 1t was
up TO Russell Blackburn. The proven
bal three and TWO on tho bnttcr added
TO INC excitement. Ayers took Il chance.
cniV!ng tho last one over Blackburn
swung wildly and walked hacI; TO thu
Continued on Ninth PurnN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
VIRGINIA GETS HONORS
IN INTERSTATE MEET
=. r. Day Winner of Trau-ShoOfinr
Tourney, with 90 Out
of 100,

'"""oNc' W. May Ii-N virginia
carried of the honors IN the Southern
hanlcap OF the Interstate Transhoot-
inc, Assoc,o,,o .,,., -,
vas H'''' '''o
'"-"hy' = J. Day OF WnNncshoro. was
first. with 90 targets ont Of 100: \. Y.
Dawson. OF L.ynchburg. was second.
With %: W. VI. I:ancs. of Richmond.
and r. /" Pierce OF Wythcvillc. tied
for third place, each making o. Eancs
won I'm the shoot-off
There were l65 entries I'm the hanll-
cap. The final scores for tn" three
dave shoofI,,D .u,ci,I ,,c,,, ,,,,i,,,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
REDS TAKE SECOND GAME

Cincinnati. May l4.-Boston could do
nothing with tho pitching OF Benton
ana Davenport. ana Cincinnati took the
second game OF the series, TO .. Ben
ION ana tie:zog were bcnched in the
sixth, because Of an argument with I'm
pro Eason. i'cntnn grabbed Coliins's
bunt ana apparently touched him out
:ason called him safe. and Il mcar-riot
followed. Benton and iierZog pulled AZ
EaSon'S coat. and q mob of players sur
rounded the umpire. Benton allowed
hut three hits in five innings. and Ia
vcnport, his Successor was found for
only ono in four rounds. Tyler. foi.
Hoston. was ineffective. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
RICHARDS STRIKES OUT
SIXTEEN OF TWENTY-FIVE

Charlotte. y. c.. May li-R!chards.
pitching for Kcrshaw. <. G.. In the arst
game of the season at that place TO-
day. according to a special from tncrc
tonight. in scvcn-inning game
struck out sixteen of tho twcnty-two
men who faced him, his team winning
by q score Of 10 to l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
Thanks, but No Postpone
ment.

Iundon. Nny 1t.--1hr buckingham
Club to-day cnblcd the American
FOL" Association In response to its
onrr To postpone tho worlds cham
pionsh!a contest until tho English
men had mn oppOrtunity 10 get "a
strong tenn together. The cable
to-dny statrdt
"iour Kind proposal IN greatly
appreciated, hut We will Keep tn
the Original fixture unless further
unexpected difficulties nrisc."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at CIncinnnfI.
brooklyn nj Chicago.
New York ut Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia NJ It. Louis.

Pittsburgh. May little Giants won
q cios"iy-iouEht game from the IRA ties.
TO ). to-day. The visitors got a
thrcc-run lead in the first inning, err
rors 10y Kelly and Gibson. and II wild
pitch by Adams. giving the Giants their
advantage. Tho league leaders tied up
the score In the fourth inning on Nc
Carthy's single. Tie Giants won out In
the NTH. when Meyers doubled and
scored on a sacrifice ny after advanc-
ins on Demareeg single. score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
CARRYING TOP WEIGHT.
ROLLING STONE WINS
New Howard Handicap Won by Fa-
vOritc In Inst Fnrlong
of RaCc.

Pimlico Race Track. Md, May IL
Rolling Stone Rhouldorcd top weight in
tho Now Howard Handicap this after
noon. and after laying IN n prominent
position until tho flnal furlong. cane
away and won rs his rider pleased.
The Elkridgo stccplcchRso was taken
by Thomas llitchcock's American.
while Captain Cassatt's good looking
two year-old. Trial by Jury. gradual ed
from the maiden class In an impressive
manner.
An old-fashioned killing was mado
by Mrs. Bresler with her horse. York
Lad. The woman plunGcr Is credited
with betting heavily In tho poolrooms
shire Lad.
The weather was ideal for racing,
and the attendance showed n material
increase.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
VAUGHN RETURNS TO FORM

Chicago, May li.-Naughn pitched
a no-run. onc-hit game against Brook
Ign to-day. the cubs winning. 3 to q
Til" lone hit of the visitors was a
scratch affair. McCarty's swat IL, the
sixth hitting Sweeney on the shin. and
bouncing OF. IN. cubs scored one in
the seventh on singles hy Williams and
sweeney and HaEou's wild pitch In
the eighth they lit on KuEon for I'VE
hits. which Melted four additional tai
lies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
NEWPORT NEWS TRIES OUT
NEW PITCHER, AND HE WINS
Foorny Proves Entirely Too Big a
Puzzle for Roanoke to

Newport News, Va. May 14-Pooray
proved II big puzzle to Roanoke this
afternoon. and the Shlphulldcrs won
easily, Z to ., by taking advantage of
the errors Of tho visitors The fca-
lures were catches by Walters, Nc
Cabe and Ifummcl and MciXcu Tho
SCorp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
Ray Pitches Another
No-Flit, No-Run Game

Greensboro. Y. g.. May Ii.-Thc
arst no-hit game Of the srason I'm
the North Carolina baseball Lenp1Ic
went To the credit OF Carl Ray, Of
the Winsfon-Snicm tenn. mt Win
sf"n-shlrm to-day. Iny. who
pitched the irst no-hit game I'm
thi" League last season for Win
"ton-Snicm. To-day held Charlotte
hitiess for nine innings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15

Totals - 5 = 10 Totals .32 4 a 10
Rated for Deal in sixth
tHatted Tor Whaling in ninth
tRtttcI FOR Tyler. In ninth

Hrstou ....... ..................0 & d 900 %
Cincinnati! ...................lo 0 . 30 y .-G
summary: Errors Evcrs. MnrnnVillc 90.
i!c~zor HawiinE,. Sacrifice hits Marnnviic
I ilerzog. Tyler. schmidt Moran. Iii;s-Off
lf"nton. ; in Innings: OFF Davenport. in (
innings. First base ON balls-On Tyler. .:
OF Benton. /: OF Davenport. ,. struck out
lty Tyler, g. by Benton. - by Davenport. >.
Time OF game. 2:33 Umpires. Quiglcy and
Eason.