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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14

On Monday. January 9th, the
Helvetia Milk Condensing company
at Lamar dedicated their plant. 1t
was a great day for that city and
the valley in general. A big eel
ebration was held aald many prom
Inent men, including Governor AM
mons. were present and took part
in the exercises and delivered ad-
dresses. The milk business gives
promise of being a great industry
not only for Lamar but the whole
valley and all are vitally interest
ed in it and its operation. We
nope for a great success.-Sw ink
Advocate.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14
BIG MILK PLANT Al LAMAR
i'l;li,t Opens in u Blaze Of Glory
and Thousands Of People from
the Valley Participate

Six thousand people p.sr.iclpateo
opening OIL the big milk plant at
Lamar last Monaay. Every oWh IN
the Arkansas valley. from Canon
city, Colo, to Syfacuse, kan. was
well represented. Euebio having
ueIesation OF thir,y Ur moIe vi her
ieaIding cillzens and La Junta doz-
ell or more, not including hall
dozen farmers lom the surround
ing territory. The day was almost
u perfect one. Lamar not having
had as yet any OF the strenuous
weather that has made lie b bur
den Tor the last month in the rest
OF the state. The day was almost
nKs spring. as Lamar has Deen
cut od the snow zone almost alto
gether, and there was none oil the
beautiful in sight anywhere.
IL was q day OF rejoicing in La
mar, and the spnit was i'll evi
dence everywhere. Luiing the day
lnere were automobile parades. the
school children on parade. and var
Ious and sundry races and entertain
ments tnat one usually finds On
the programme of u Fourth Oh July
celebration. The big doings. how
ever. came of at night. when the
g..tn~w rrowNaa aluloof tn auf-
location with the thousands of peo-
pie that were present to partfci'
pate. Governor Ammons and u
number OF other notad speakers
made addresses. The governor ID
AN enthusiast on the dairy bust.
ness. and he took occasion on every
possible opportunity TO express his
delight at the establishment of the
magnificent factory at Lamar.-Le
Junta Tribune.
Opening Of Milk Factory CIlelrasted
n Laamar
Last Monday was red letter day
lor Lamar. Great prepai atiOns hao
Deen made for celebrating the op-
ening of the new Helveua milk
oondensing factory and a great time
was had. Governor Ammons was
present as advertised and addr essed
the largest crowd ever witnessed
Ia the town. estimated at about
1000 persons. Various features
wers pulled off which kept some
thing doing all the time.
About 5000 pounds Of milk were
delivered the first day, one man
having realized $2S.6O from his
ilrst days delivery.-TwG Butter
sentinel.
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some of the articles printed by the
valley papers with regard to the
big Helvetia Day celebration in La
mar ON January 6tb 1t will be no.
ticed that. they are universally
friendly and complimentary. Even
one OF the three Rocky Fond pa
pers, the Tribune, found space TO
speak q few good words of tn.
opening OF the new industry. bu,
Brother Stanley 10 q new msn at
the Ford and had not had time to
he accltmatad.
Isig Factory Opened With Celebrn-
Monday was a gala day In Lamar
when the splendid $25O,0UU Helve-
tia Condensed Milk factory was
formally opened and dedicated. La
mar citizens were out in their
very best. The streets and bust
ness houses of the city were prop
erly and elaborstely decorated for
the occasion and every citizen was
out to help entertain the visitors
who came frm the neishboring cit
ies and from tho countryside for
miles around.
The celebration was done up in
splendid shape. The band was out
and automobiles met every train
and conveyed the visitors to the
different hotels. Governor Ammons
was the distinguished visitor and
when the train bearing him arrived
1t was met by all Of the children
Of the city schools. A parade of
school children more than 6 blocks
long met the governor.
It Is estimated that between s..
900 and 10000 people were in at
tendance at the celebration. Of
ficials of the factory were present
and they wefe well pleased with
the enthusiasm of the Lamar peO
pie. The factory opened Tuesday
morning and the milk from 1000
head of cows was delivered for the
first days run. It is expected
that 1000 head of cows will be
contracted for before the end Of
this year.-Rocky Ford Tribune
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14
Kind Words from Some Of Our Neighbors

vsitoy that shipped Mrs Tro and
A Chieftain.
countryside
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cr 's sconsa ON In tho M laS nn sassr %
n.y. and Drake scored on Hartley's
single.
Score by innings: RII.E.
st. Louis...... O00OOOO 02-2 O
Batteries: Walker and Berry; Groom
MAY RECOVER BULLETS
AIMED AT TARGETS
Entefprising Firm Wants TO Gnthcr
Lead Fired During shoots
Mt pfucb,,rnf

Pinehurst. N. c., May 9.-Co-op
tive lead mining" was tho unique
proposition made to tho local Country
Club recently. knowing that 100 con-
testants shot 200 rounds daily for "a
full week In the annual midwinter
trap shooting handicap, an enterprise
ing concern figured that there was
quite lead deposit" on tho field
where the shot landed. and they sug-
geSted gathering II up. And, by tho
way. tho handicap was the seventh an
nual and. In addition, there have been
weekly all-season shoots for an equal
number of years.
In this seasons big event approx
mately 10000 rounds wore fired daily
for SIX days. For easy base of csti-
mate figure each charge at an ounce
Instead of more as would be the caee:
me result, 10000 ounces daily or 12o,-
600 for tho wecls--7.500 pounds! Null
tiply this by seven to cover an equal
number OF years. and tho result is a
low estimate of tho amount OF lead
which has been deposited on tho field
$500 pounds.
The mining" proposition was ,nade
on the assumption that tho field had
never been disturbed. When 1t was
learned that IL had been plowed and
planted annually tho promoters lost
interest The question, however,
arises. Just where does that shot
COZ For tho chances are one could
not pick up q handful In a days search
on tho ground where moro than TWEEN.
ty-nve tons have been deposited
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SPECTACULAR DUAL MEET
WON BY CORNELL TEAM

Ithaca. n. Y. May 9.-Corncll de-
feated Harvard in spectacular dual
meet here to-day by the score Of 10 2-5
TO ~ SIS, the Ithacans taking eight first
to ilarvard's four. and getting the ma :
jority of points out of the high jump.
in which five men tied for first
/, Barron's victory In the 220,, which
hams sensational victory over SonneIl
were features for Harvard.
q Potter and loifmeyer. for Cornell.
mile; at least sixty yards ahead OF
""vd. Of Harvard. Speidcn went a mile
over Scuder, his own tcammatc, the
Harvard entry being far in tho rear
Cornclfs most sensational work,
however. occurred in the field events
Fritz and Milton. of Cornell. tied at
II feet u inches in the pole vault
Camp, of Harvard, was about two
inches behind and Ialstcad and Van
iennon, of Cornell, did better than
twelve. feet. Morrison, of Cornell,
jumped % feet . inches in the broad.
ana ana Bcodt was right behind him at %
twice for Cornell In the wcights
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LAWRENCEVILLE FINDS
CHASE CITY EASY PREY

Lawrcncevillc. Va, May e.-Tn a
game marked by heavy hitting OF tho
home team. Lawrenceville High School
defeated Chase City High school BY
the score Of II TO Q LawrcncevIlle
started scoring In the first, when Short,
INC second man UP. lined out n homer.
ming thirteen. allowing three hits and
giving no passes. He fielded his posi-
tion perfectly. Wesson led In batting.
gors. The playing OF Hughes and
Coiay. for Chase City. was OF high
Score by innings: RH.E
Chase City. ...0000110oo o. z
Lawrenccville. / / 1928 Ill "a q
iiams StroheclScr and SpatiE. Unpircs,
Meredith and Goodc.
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Cobb Makes Big Jump

Chicago. May O.-Ty Cobb jump-
cd from thirty-eiEhth place To thir-
tcenth among the American League
6nttcrs this week, according TO
nvcrn1cs published here to-dny.
Including Inst Wednesdays Enmc,
the Detroit stnr hns n percentages
al .30I an against 40 which the
record showed for him Inst week,
His rivnl, Joe Jackson. OF CIcvc-
land. has taken the lead. Uniting
Mt the rntc OF .4f4. Then comes
wood. Cleveland. .fI2; Crawford,
Detroit, .4OS. Philadelphia lends In
club bnttinE with 200, and CIcvc-
lnnd lis next with 80. Turner, or
Cleveland, ts leading base stcalcr,
with eleven to his credit
Art Phclnu, of Chicago, and
Bcnis becker, of Philadelphia. nrc
tied for first In the National
League witt. 800 each.
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New York, May 9-Chief Meyers
broke Wy the Giant Braves game here
to-day in the seventh inning, when
with tho bases clogged. he doubled.
scoring the only two runs of tho game,
Taylor had faced Mathewson up to
This point. but Manager Stall!ngs sub
stltuted Cochrahan.
In the second inning Snodgrass
pulled off a circus play By catching
Whaling's liner as he fell forward
ON his face, then doubling Deal at
first. The Braves Kicked strcnuously
an q 1gciclop
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ing all season and can keep his mon
going tho gait they went yesterday.
'he Will not be In tho cellar q great
whilo longer. With his latest influx
of talent he appears to have very
weli-bnlanccd tcam-one that can hit.
run tho bases and play corklng good
defensive game.
The Score:
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Totals ...aa o 10 p % rotals 30 q ls


Boston Observation-Disclosures q 0 o %
New York. ...............o o . o o = -
summary: Errors-Deal 60. Tyler, DOYLE.
Double 1luEs-SnodgrIsS TO Ncrklc. Doyle TO
Morkle To Fletcher. Loft on bascs-Boston
a. New York. 4. Sacrifice hit--Doylc Two
base hi:s--Flct cher. Meyers. Stolen base
Doyle. Pitchers summary: Base on balls
OF Tyler. !; OH Cochrahun. !. lii;s-OT
TYLER. IN innings; OH Cochrahnu. In /
inning. Struck out--By Tyler !; by Cochra-
han. by Mathewsou, l. Time Of game 1850.
Empires. Rigler and Emslic.
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Timely Hitting Counts.

Chicago, May 9.-TimeIy hitting en-
abled Chicago to beat Brooklyn to-day.
between Brennan, for the locals. and
Lahtte: The game was so hard fought
that Ill feeling cropped out and almost
reach open hostillties In tho nth, when
Brennan. thinking Eafttc had DELHI
eratcly aimed n ball at his head hurled
his bat into the middle of the diamond.
PIa%crs and umplres prevented n breach
OF the peace. Murphy's home run gave
the visitors their only score.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Brooklyn 800. 10000 Oh o
Chicago ....... 0000l ga 8 o
Batteries: LATTE and Land; Brcn-
nan and Wilson.
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Totals Ks : - Il Totals ...Si . Il
'Ratted for Shaw In ninth
fBatted for Gedeon in ninth

score ny ihh!nB1: II.
rhiiudclnhia ................ O o q / 4 4 .
summary: Earned runs-washnston, |;
philHdelphin l. Errors-Gcdeon ~. shaw
Double plHy-Hcnry TO Mcbride. Left on
bases Phiiadelphla s: Washington IL Sac
rihcc hits-Murphy. Mclnnis. Three base hit
Baker. Homo run--Murphy. stolen base
Milan pitchers summary; Ease on balls
OF WNclsoH. i: off Shaw. I. hit by pitcher
BY Shaw. CllopD. Struck out-By Wyckon
3; by Shaw. Z. Time OF game. a:io. Umpiros
Dlnccn and Connolly. Attendance, 100
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Washington. May 9.-The Athletics
cvcned up the series with tho Ma
uonals to-day. winning to .. Jim
Shaw was hit hard In spots by tho
Mackmcn. while Wyckoff was irwin
chile with men OH the bases.
Eddie Murphy drove the first ball
over the fence since the erection of
,,nc ston" wall in right field. the ball
hitting tho top of the wall. The score: :
Washington. philu,leIphin
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BAT ALL THREE PITCHERS

Pittsburgh, May 9.-rhc third game
OF tho pirate-Cuh series resulted in
Il vietory for the Cubs by score OF
10 10 to-day Pittsburgh used three
pitchers, all OF whom were easy for
the hard-hitting Cubs. Lavender
pitched strong ball for Chicago, and
WAS never In trouble. The battini;
OF Zimmerman and Corridor was the
feature, and Wagner starred IN tho
field for the Pirates. All the rirates'
nllrhnrs wow. ANOL ,rhn ncnrn.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
kansns City Mt Indianapolis.
st, Louis Mt Chicago.
Pittsburgh mt Brooklyn.
Baltimore mt BuHu1o

indianapolis. May 9.-A1ullin. al.
though allowing six hits, kept them
well scattered. and indianapolis to-
day won the final game OF the series
with Baltimore, 3 to o. James A. GIL
more, president of the league, wit
messed tho game.
Score by innings: RH i
Baltimore .... u 0 o o 0 o 90 & 1
indianapolis =. 00o01 0Is- 90 /
batteries: SuSEs and Jacklitsch;
Mullin and Raridei
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MAPS SQUEEZE OUT VICTORY

Cleveland, May 9.-~Dcspito n lead
or four runs acquired In the first in
Ming. the Maps justs qucezcd out n
IT, . victory to-day at tho expense
or hlS Hill James. VINO twice has
hcutrn his former teammates
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sUPERBAS WALL0P PILLS

philadelphia, Mny O., BraoI,lyn
gave the .Phillics Il terrific wanoplnp
3. Tho Dodgers hit both Chalmers
and oeschgcr for large blocks % runs.
while keulbach was ahtiEht. except
IN one iHnins. from thc vcry start
Inc game was q farce and tAo crowd
hooted the Phnlios for their carelcs 5
playing. The score:
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MAISEL WINS FOR YANKS

BOSTON, May a.-1hc Yanls dc
featcd the Red Sox to-day, 3 10 .. in
the third game OF the series Four
errors by the locals aided in the re-
sui;, hut Maisci, the Nanks fast in
ielder. was chilly to blame" Both
90 bat and on tho hasciiues Maiscl
was the particular star OF the con-
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YlNGLING's PITCHING TELLS

81; Louis, May g.-Yinrline's pitch
ing And Marsans's hitting won for Gin
cinnati to-day, . to O. Yluglng is
sued four passes and allowed six hits.
hut tiEhtened up whenever ia danger.
MarsaMs scored Moran from second
in the opening with Il single and re
peated the trick in the third. From
ihen on Robinson held his own. Tho
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THREE STRAIGHT FOR TIGERS

Chicago. May a.-Thc Tigers heat
the SoN to-day, 10 j, and made IL
three straight. Tho Sox used four
pitchers IN attempting to hold lem
ninSa but II was Of no avail. Tho
SoH made six errors. and every one
figured III the Tigers scoring. The
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CihcinA9u ......-..'..-.'.'.,.-.ll " % o9 -
st J-ou!a...-... .-......... -.-.0 % @ 20 & CO
Summary: ErTo:s--S snyder. Ai1rslus. Her
z25. Douhir -Wii.on 70 SDyt.r. Hug
gins 20 hiiier. HcFzog so Grch 80 Hoalitzcl.
isctt ON bascs-ot. louis, e. Cluuiuurtl
Sacrifice Aita-Niehon Htr2oE. Two base
hlts- Wilton, moran. ffrCc base hit -tlgrir.
pitchers sunnlaty; Buee 0u ia,is -oG ROB-
inson. I; Of IinEilnG. 81. stru.S out-. So
Robinson .. by Ylurinc Z Tirlo ot'aulac
III. Ilnrl-e.. L.enn ann Nlu-s- ~.
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SNilnHFy 7 WO- base hltS-Bunting CO.
Sacrifice hit-Gray Stolen bascs-Rohe
Kaley. Baxter Alexander. Cook, Newton.
UEse on balis-On Ramey, .. LEFT on baaes-
Richmond. s; Portsmouth. Q. struck out-By
Ramey. 8; by McCleary. &. Time OF game.
1925. Umpirca Tone and Norcum.
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Itoanokc College Wins.

fredericksburg, Va. May Erred
News High School here to-day in Il
close. exciting game to /. Hits
College, / Newport News. . Batteries:
Collegc-Sullivan and Wilioughby;
Newport Ncws-Markin and Roy. Urn-
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singles and broke even In the doubles.
Hall. OF LynchburE. beat Morton, be-
cause tho latter was unaccustom to
Halls chop serve.
The results III tho singles were:
Hall beat Pott tNirginia), &c, 6-l.
Pott (Virsinia), beat Shaner, 6-4.
Go.
Smith (Virginia). beat Davidson.
6-i, 6-i.
Matthewson tvirginIa). beat Howl
In tho doubles Shaner and Hall
beat Morton and Pott (VirEinia). 6-l.
6-i, and Matthcwson and Smith (Vir-
81, 6--4, f.
Dowdoin IL Defeated.
Hartford, Conn, May 9-Bowdoin
aeteated Trinity IN II track meet here
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VIRGINIA TENNIS TEAM
WINS FROM 0AKWOOD

of Virginia to-day defeated the oak
wood Country Club at tennis, the
VARSITY players taking three out of four
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EVoro ny innings: II
Detroit .........................d / ! q . 10
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. o o . O6n1. i.
summary: Errors Bush Main. Demitt Al
coos, Chase, rournier. Blackburn. Mayor.
Double rlays-Niain to Bush; kavannurh TO
Busn TO Hurns. Lett on bascs-Dctroit, .;
Chicago 70. Sacrifice hits-Stanagc C2).
Vwo-hnSe hit-Dnl" Threc-hasc hit-Kava-
naueh stolen bases-iilgh, Morlarty. Pitch
err summary: Base on ba!is-Om Main. :;
of Inspcr, !, I'll, ~ pitched ball BY Fnber
=; hv Russell, .; Icy Jasper. .. Wild pitches
Faber. Main. Passed balis-Mayer (2p. Time
ot game. 80. Imp!rcs, chill and Sheridan.
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Totals - . - y Totals SIS 10 j. =, -
-. = Kelly. centre field
tBHttcd for Gibson M ntth.
IBattcd Tor O'roole IN ninth.
Pittsburgh ............. ....000lo001o .
Chicago ............,...........3 . y o 10
summary: Errors-Carcy, N!oN Sweeney.
Corridor. poub.a Zimmerman 10
sweeney 20 Saicr: Leonard Ia Gibson 10
konetchy: Corridor 10 Sweeney Ia SAFER.
Corridor 10 Sweeney, Left on hascs--Pltts-
bursh. II. Chicago. L.. Sacrifice hit--Lav-
cndcr Sacrifice nics-Eopotchy. Il Scencf.
Nwo-base hit-Aiitchell. Three ass, hi.S
Zimmerman. stolen baSc-Sal.f. fItChcrs'
summary: Base on balls--C0 Cousclnlui. 8;
of kantlchuer. !; OF O'T0oIc, :; of IaNcu-
der. c. lii;s-OT Conselmun. 3 I'm 1-3 inning
of OTocle. In 20 innings; off kantleh-
ner. IN innings. FIRST base on crrorS-On
Pittsburgh. 3; or Chicago. ]. Hit ~ pitcher
BY Lavender. tHclly. Carcyl. struck ont
ISy kdntehncr 2; ~ D'roolo. 8. hy Lavcr-
uer. . Passed bc!l-ArChcr Tintc ~ game.
-;le. Cmpiresr KLEIN and Hart.
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Totals ...a.lil5 ?! - 100

philadelphia ...,..............1p GGos0y0 9
summary: ErrOrB-ssmitu EMrrfclt ,cl
o'Mara- te), Lu1e-us, Reed. Doolu B6tl.is
lpiKss-.Smiih 10 CutAnaw 10 Dsuserf
OMarh 70 Cutshaw 10 Dauhct': Jtu.a, a.
Luderus. T@o-base hits Dalton. Cutsl,ayy
.cTavath. Eibe-feid. Home ruu-St6nreI
STOLEN tases--Dadbe.t f2p, smith s-,-t,ci
Crtyath. Fischer. Pitchoss sumntbrv: b., a..
on hails-om Jteuibaeh. z; of Chalmers. T. OH
OEGchgf-. J. Etrucit out BY Itcu bnch 4 bg.
Ghnlinoys, 81 byg oescbser, 4. Wild pitoh--
chntnars. LIrppirea Ortiz and Byron.
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MULLIN HURLs HooSIERs
TO SHUT.OUT VICTORY
Allows Six Hits. hut Keeps Them
Well Scattered Throughout
Game.
PRESIDENT GILMORE ON HAND
Watches Hattie, and IN Apparently
Pleased with Result of Inspection.
To Go Around Entire Circuit.
Federal League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
pittsburgh, ~ ST. Louis, e.
baltimore, o. Inhfunapoifs, a.
Brooklyn. II Chicago, Z.
fnnings).
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Win ONT In E,Icr,n,I,

Kansas City. May S.-.A single In the
eleventh inning by Porting, after Ken
worthy had tripled, enabled Kansas
city TO defeat Buffalo to-day, to .
Score by innings: II. II E
Buffalo 49,. 10000 oo1oo-o 6 .
Kansas City. 0000O2 O0OOI-3 y /
Batteries: Anderson and Blair, Allen;
Harris and Eastcrly.
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STANDING OF TEAMS,

WHERE; THEY PEAT TODAY.
KANSAS City mt Indianapolis.
st. Louis at ChfcnEo.
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st. LouIS LOGS LIMIT.
ST. Louis. May 3.-St. Louis lost tho
last Eamc Of the pittsburgh series &
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. Cleveland.

yotfa 50 5lo"i 10 Totals rs c n S
.iiavsG COR Taylor In fourth.
fE-.t."i for Wetlman IN eighth
-i"H :. Asnew IN eighth.
HcpIe y Innings: r.
r. L"Sis..... .....c.0oIoo1l lbs
oie'e.atH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 o o 80
Sumua[y; Errors-O'Nein. Double play
l 6h6f. EsFes ,SsGIiace hh,is-wail:Gr
i.e!boId. .Iofnston. Asnew, Walker. Three
nnst hit- .incks0n. Stolen base-Graney
Iitcneil stDnmnry:" Base on baIlr-Or
GGfEF 9; oG Taylor. .. of James j. Hits
OF lttutn}Tfdner. IN inning; off Taylor.
IN !anlhEs. or Weiltnan,, 3 In. 4 innings.
&Iick or-Ry Gregg. 6: by Taylor, /; by
,MheAina'.. y, by James, J. Wild pitch---Jemes.
,y "a, lEIl-,Eunller. IInpiros, Iiildeprand
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ATHLETICS EVEN SERIES
WITH GRlFF'S CLIMBERS
Shaw Is hit Hard I'm Spots. and
Mackmcn Score Five
Times.
MURPHY p.
PARKS HORs
Drircs Ball Over Fence for First Time
Since New Park Complctcd-yyycIs-
oT ynvipciblc IN pinchcs.
American League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
rhilndcl phiu, .; NSaDI,ingtsn, ..
~. hdu;s. 81 Cleveland. u.
Detroit, .; Chicago, 4.
Ncw York, .; Boston, ..
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New Work.
Al a.

Totals 80 q 10 Totals 50 ~ IL
'Hottoi Tor Carr!gau IN ninth
tBaticd for Hrdicnt Ia ninth.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh nj Chicnro.
Cincinnati Mt ST. Louis.
(No others Schcduicd.)
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-oIoRROS
DOSton nj New York.
brooklyn M philadelphia.
Chicago ut ST. Louis.
t0thcr Enne not schcdulcd.)
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WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit Mt Chicago.
tNo others Scheduied.)
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-aIORROw
philadelphia mt WnshingtoD.
New York ut Boston.
Go others schcduIcd.)
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Detroit.
CHICAGO
To.als "a 10 q. la .rotals - -

'Batted for Jasper in ssvonth.
fhgtted for FRhcr IN eighth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10

-. 81 70 q 70 Totals e Z n s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10
CHIEF MEYERS'S DOUBLE
WINS GAME FOR GIANTS
In Seventh Inning. Big Indian srnashcs
Drive, Scoring Two
Runs.
NLiTKEwsoS TURNS
Holds Braves Safe All tho Wny-Snod-
grass Makes Circus Cntclt-Brookiyn
SinuEhters Philadelphia.
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Boston. q; New York. -
BROOKLYN. is; Philadelphia, =.
ChicnGo. 10; Pittsburgh, =.
Cincinnati, 2; -. Louis, q.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-22

The emergency brake. as the name
implies is primarily intended for use
i'm tight places where something more
than the foot brake becomes neces-
sary But the emergency brake has
other uses than that Of the sudden
stopping Of the cal. When descend
ing a long hill especially where the
grade is steep, continued use OF the
foot brake will cause It TO become
very hot. then II the construction IL
such that q lining is employed in the
brake shoe. this will be quickly de-
stroyed by the continued friction. To
prevent this destruction, which entails
some expense and considerable eN-
pense In replacing the lining, 1t IL well
to alternate I'm the use of the brakes
on steep descents. BY setting the
emergency in a position where n will
permit of the car attaining only the
desired momentum aud releasing 1t
after a short distance has been traV-
eled. substituting for it the foot brake,
then i'm turn releasing that before II
becomes heated. both brakes will be
kept cool and the wear on each re-
duccd to the minimum. because the
real destruction comes from heat
rather than from servisce without
heat. On long hills 1t il a good plan
10 cut off the spark and permit the
momentum II the ear to turn the en-
rine over few times. thereby clean
ing out the cylinders and cooling
them. II this ls done % is desirable
10 uss caution in starting ~ the pow