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The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12

Some delegate the had snsrcnso
speech which suggested that the naughty coal barons did
Immediately that the fsres hs recognition
BY violence words that sess effect suda speech
for fair There cheering when the speaker down On
little inenicaat fellow did applaud 70 ~ 70 hin he
old approve that method conduct
strike The addressed flushed and rstssted With oath
bs - PIT peieoat and apply admission
the old ladies' hsna"
This who wanted obey the law and b psaeeable citizen
wesd to b Leader million 1hy don't want sseh
men hst IN the ostaasaion. .. ,..I
noticeable hs Trinidad today that these strikers
who have eaa skes eatssaks disorder
have following al and apparently ssds the union
a 1sdoa. thy talking any The leadn
them b. occasionally With cool NJ d the head rseesaion
often without d eeosatisa. The Who has
Handkerchief his cached his rifle
popular esass In their
hin fellow That the hind Of whs the leader the
JOB big aay and the sxpssss They the
lighting
verify Wssu America Any other aaoa
strike place for . minister's sss.'
striker Colorado Who refuses bsas and ont iats
hills kill and bars seesssd Of training in with tie
tors" His aAoaiaa questioned. t..
Aex days the family Journal Of Con-
psblhed aaa sIs aai
paihy With ths Of tie dysann ssa fall N lae
a,l.a to la. fs which he svs be had bed
for year, Hs Ssass1sa s.a declined
Shssy isesSsst N ssatiss II st tie
local radicals The made b hsn sss ths
psaable striker: vss. aueA ussa anyhow
There yes have H. This who psA 70 b etvslsed STINT
vesy nseh Of . uaisa anyhow"
,hss ssd -in h thA aatl IL ~ No natter
haats Il hs sasks. vhhes cal
issr isesssy ha.ts hsss s'ing and Assd
ssssh, ea saas bs aihss 'hss
The haiss.
As.,L.s ars..ea, xsy asa,ss shss te sl'sva
hsset aRlaa
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
VIOLENCE IN ROME REPETITION OF
OUTRAGES IN COLORADO
.
'.PEACEFUL" STRIKERS NOT WANTED
ACITATORS RESPONSIBLE LAWLESSMESS

In the ancient city Of Rome pusssin.
ininrs the kind violence that has uss'k
lay responsibility for the bloody battles ssd
sad upon militia Strangely enough there
are company thugs s wiss IL Rome the killing
a.d burning wrrekise seiss On jsst The
es,iawry therefore be the nature Of isr
beast" speak.
sssse IT, Ii. world wessn hare
difference epoy aad xakesi whesi Fssortiss vis
suee' Bu, in Rome Tabaetse anywhere h
gob~ things isas The tfsshs s
~ss asa the br ass'ssor xhe makes his ssrss to in.
strikers TIE pitch ~kess they start oct AID de-
sssoy property sad take harsa life.
himself the wosknaa whether strike not.
peseeabe the sleek well Pa1 esasasss ssd ssiassts
Who A.. constantly strife That celessds
Michigan asa hsho IN time past and sse sosay that sass
city Of ,hs sa'ieaa
voes assssssasioa geae hasa wiih
kss,, IN s.-yy strike RECORDED history vss
esss,ai P.ssea, ws,assw Wilson ays his "hissy Il The
American people ps,sssphs Which ssrsssesd thss CO..
ssi Every sssaea Of adss'stal Ssssea regardless his
ps,,ess ss. sssssaAss that hs mia
uss ss Lsess eap.ai asa sks that
sssrass sssia.
his hsass. s.a .essiae usually saa ~
essAssey officials M as1ss ard b hss
stir vssla II Ae breasts q IL ma vhe
shy esax aiseasea absssd That vssss
~. ID h-rsas leaders aaasiaa individual ssss
Ses sdss The tailssae that
s.Asy wseAa vhs seeking sshag M 'ss&.
sslves-s raAes ihrss asa saaka fss
sassansp has The @ eater ssa The a vssas ;sspsnaes
seisessd les1ssS
1h.s, o.. nsa southern Colorado vhs have walked The
sheets 4 Trinidad sspts.bes bsa ssd II
Thy sstk iron ps'scps e'hss wssss
hi h ~ apsve that hes ssss carried Yss
These ma sSsss esiah 1<y loo tame my are
aseeai. Ii paata Fssssa
s,,,k,ss sxsur,e q this which hihssss besa
marked upa ausias sssvsaea The os'sd nas wsk
q. Il A.sss ssp,s.bs which ssaed Tie s,ks
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12

10 eone vac 10 aSiiaie.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
wal State Editors
coloRADos uxprGlA1ln
The ai,pls os.-s,sss

Tn. 6iipis Observer
bia IL ever ursus 10 the sesessss.s
sea ioysl sisis~s u$ our sossssy. To
Shai asp,h. af aossi aersssisy sea
drssvassSss The ssusksskess sas ~.
loYai sissSsas of The suussft sf~
t~sdiss as to- Colorado io'dsf .
.asississ fssn ss. biisst pat s:-os
u. BIZ ~soas Not By hes ssiis~
.iiis~s.. ~ho ate ss loyal To US
sossssy saa tss lee. "a ssS state u
the usians bot by those tsuss u<hes
stale. vhs .uas hesr Ia ssplnW
sssdi,tae. that has b~-a f~mcses'
.sem reeasyisasts. Nishisss SD
other states. and sake Of Colorado
the hstsl~ssusnd ukste the disfrrs
table asa sIis.ioniss ffun s'I elim~s
sslher. Wha ssr the psss test to-
a.y ate spsrsaies broadcast 10 The
~asid The si.i.ssiss stories Of 'hs
a.furi,ies p~rrrtss,rd hy The etsitres
Of Csl.ssaas May a. ihsm sts
those vha se,ef resided IN the state
ioas sso-ssh In raja . citizenship nj
aid ose s.ss for shs naisseesaee o'
savefsmes, by tssatioa. OF those us'
|psiaeirIra and uaGfsisfpt vfesshrs
Who ride iata pablo offices b~fos.
uaseiIias theft hyre~tisrs Asa u !.
q cause tet regret that we ~ho -
vsilanily bcsss of beias smoss tbs
first to psus lain To the uptId. es1us
tshts and --,usi justice 10 sii. Nth
out fvrasd TO .eS. should b. so us
fostusa,s ~ To have so@e of this se'
seaiiy rafssas htsei class. - sh'
ioudest ia .rsesdias broadcast IN
rlsmmstesy r-,os,. descessicsy 10 I
state that has heao.ed them With Z
scat in legislative halls.
The mills of the gods grind sl"w
". but they grind exceedingly f'ae.
Aud a. iimc passes. iheee Who s''
found to be teae,toaaty to osr state
interest sad It's laws. will ~ esslud
I'd henoeforth by an earsaei. ihousl
10 ~.sbidias people from parsisipat
Ing in the formation OF administer
,ns NJ Colosado Law. The sefcetef
and noades.tipss from fcr-isa ssate
Who rpme here. and for the pa'tr'
.nm ot dolisrs and ceHts masaify o's
|. troubles through the puhlsc rtess
H no, oniy spread broadcast ,hess IN
ptIn.ipied nature. hut ineur the dc
tcs,aticn ct all pure man sad woman
|. hcci. Colorado II = sovereign stat
and will - remain notwithssa adm
1.-THE ,ntlammssory wri,inzs ofs III
chief mourner At the front door q
" broadway. New York. or wriser
Of like liz to the contrary.
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EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take 0 0isss q Salts II Year Bad
1ssss q Dlsdtss DstAsns.

1ryts q DlsdtsS DetAoes.
fse Aaessssa nss ss1 vooss
mast guard eossisssiy ssaiese kid.
asy ssoabie. bssAsss 20 eas soo Msrh
asa all cur food b siss. osr htooa b
filled uisk uric acid ssieh shs MI.
se,s strive In filter oal. they ~eskea
fspsn oses~osk. k~eo4e siasstsh: the
siininssise stssaes clos asd the -.
sol, IL kisass ,soahie. bladder vesh.
sess ssa . s-aessi assiiss in health.
whes roar kidssys feel lite ianr-s
Of lead yoas bark hurts Of the usjse
n eieaar. fall Of sediaesS OF ,oa are
oAiissd TO s~vk relief tuo or three
iimss aussas The aish,: u sou sstter
~iIs ss<k headache OF aisay. aersoas
spe,is. sssd ssossash. OF yoa hare
sbsusssssm ehea thr weather 10 had.
Get tsua your ehasmsssss shoas fous
oassep Of lad salts. lAke . table.
spooafsi IN = staM Of water before
breakfast for . f.v days saa ypas
kisseys ~iti shes Ast tise. This 10.
acas salts 10 made fso@ the setd Of
sssres ssa lemon juice. eomhiaetl
~Nh iishiA. ssa hiss beea usrd ios
sraefstioss To taish asa ssimuisis
eiessrd kiaaeys: 10 aeussstise the
ssids ia the urine 50 IL no loaaef \
. sosrve et ,sisssste~. thus esdiss
bladder aSsrsdesss
jsd Salts - ,sespess,ve: eassox 10.
iusv nskes . aeliaksfui effefvs<seat
iitsss' water beverage. aaa beiossz
IN every home. betauss aebody cas-
aste seistshe by havias . god M.
asy tlushise say tiae.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
THE MEXICAN
A01IE1(Y19 AID SolGI
OF M UucEk1Alu10

The Neu fosh Tstbahs'
What viii Sssss~.s the ssssssr
As-sisas 10 say sssvss~as reached
OF shn,s 10 ~ s~asssa ~ Nssssss
Fails is us-sh-s OF sss IL ,so~soss.
The osj~ess At . ssssnsst American
roliey 10 Nesi.o. rhs ssotsissrs'
,ioa has si,ss % s,sasss~ al sSsiss
Q asnass- aas understandable pso'
sssa fse .sssiiss sss Msstssa Ssoe.
leo. II ssssa~svS isso issssssstios
much sssisa 10. wiii asa has appssi
-ssiy se~ isaoss~a - sssvea~ss ~
aosiss sssis~is ise issss of trrasa'
slos Oh which il broke with tlasssA'.
xosssssssss
The aee a-fiaile sesais os tbs
Nisssss rails soasesvsse is the siie'
issIioe=fuf . sisas. ~ iess'-o'
0.e.ssl tsasssss TNss eiisssss'oa
has satisfied sse wiisos .tifyss de-
mssa ,kss Itseua shoais take hsa'
.~is ost Of sa~ ~sr before sss s~sa'
juslmsal o. sasaisjos. shnssid ~ a.
,smr,.a. n.s .set,thiss ~iii De-
r~sa upos tbs eea ssmsd 10 .vss-s'
tlassss a. trustees Of Shss v lsf'
Of the federal peset 10 Nssise. u
the eoami..ias shish is To replace
hia !. Cissiitieo IN ssapsshis. tbs
.hsss. ~,ii BE- ,ssoss~1ususiaI
tsssts ss. bees the tsithfsi ssrns 81
,h. cI.siinso is,sssst.s n osas'
Cientitisa sGrss> succeed him tbs
breach ses~ees the feaetsis sad tbs
Cosst,sultsesliss. viii s.0sts mn
closed aaa the iseestises :" sisi
strife will be jus, - powerful .. e,.
ct.
Aay effective saestScstioa - Nss
ieo aaw must aepesd urpa the 90
onessiiea at CsrraaGA sad villa !
they reject III. msdissoss' sssss
nest the rai,-a states ~ili b. pa
IN the pe.isse. Of hssssa Ia re.os
a,se the tts.rss government ss ie
climate aad to .asss,a IL ssstas
the seselasieais'.. That woaid b
exactly the opposite Of the pe,,s,
which NJ. Wilson and NJ. Rtyai
have followed uP to date. whst
Cssrsasa and villa we're weak Wash
iassoa betfirssed ihea: aow tbs
they have become powesfsl Wash
isatoa seems to b. In danger o
rushing cver to the side of the ,rum
biias Cieasiti,cs.
The policy o. the taited ststes I,
Mexico should have Two dctinit
aims. One Of thew - 10 protect tn
lives and ptc-~r,y Of American cttl
scns trsid,ns there aad the liscs ~
property ~ other aatiosals. our dus
10 the latter arisias asdes eur Ia
tcrptetaiicp Of the Nesroe dortrias
The other is tn exercise whst iHflu
eaee we have to help MeAtro wain
saIa order and stability asa bstosH
. ~otthy member Of the hroshethcu
Of American rppublics. II woul
have heea better u the President hs
frankly pursued these objects frol
the first instead 81 merely worktn
10 get an individual out OF office.
. II we are ecinx to take fescOns
bIlity for setting up . prUStston'
| government, which is to make u
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NOTICE

~ ne pfoseetioa Of The tiote'
asA ssasiss asl - preserve sad 10.
crosse The eaos asl ftsA thefoa. TIE
Rocky Moasssia Coal esd troa Co.,
ssl the Colorado rsei esd iros Co.,
hereby sire ootiee that ail tseapass-
Iss. hsssise o. ftsAiss % their iasts
II t.ss Aaioss couaty. Coiofa1o. an
strictly aos6,1dea.
fHe Reeky Hlousiaia Coai q 1roa
Co. aaA ne Co,osaao rael aad 1fol
cA-By J. ?. weasss.. Psss3desA
CAtpairle. NeNp. Soc PEE aoaih.
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and property secure. suAsani~~ fair
election for rrrsia-a' and restore
.oussisaiionaiisu,. ~- ought To back
that sosefnmeni W ~iih ample mill.
iasy force. II would b1 = mislske.
therefore. To Withdraw the isoopa
trom Vera crus ~ soon .. The ae~
The army ~oaid b~assit and the f~s.
,osssion in Nssiso ~oaid probably
he ha.s~nsa u. insssai of snosias
hack In Gsis-.isa. G~sefsi gHasson
.kosia b. ordered To establish head.
quarter. in the ssiabsioas eaaaiss
around t'aebis OF Jsispa. There may
still b. work is Mexico for the army
10 da.
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Nest Skin Troubie
Readily Overeosn(
Tbs Active Principle Of .
Famous Rsasdy Works
Wonders.

Mssy prnpi- have nssvsa~& ,iiAs vsy
= = y osssuSnes skin srotrAieV.- ne rs
pisAssi"a l. the fact that r. a.sa. 0psku
10 ik~ bis''d sAd ih- tioad ia rssl5 . ssD.,
issrs~s,- snA sstfserAasry as.s y art-fis.
ss1 Ssiaa - "a 49,
Whsn yea ees-, 10. r~slh~ thss the SKIS
ssi Tive Sch b~seatb srs re0pss~si Of 3
h.i~ssk "f tiny biSoj v-ss-,s yva ssiys tbs
hys,.rf.
fh.s- are soads.fa, m~disinsi properties
IL = y y that tol!a~ iL- -oars~ sf the
Li.-,d s,r-sAs Jast a. naturally as the n..f
sSdftshias food sl~sn~ais
IL 10 rally q r.asfsabie Yvmesiy. IL
s.fisihs .h~ insr-sii-st. tL~ astis- parpc.-,
of shirh ls Ia slissuist~ Ih~ lissa~s To the
L-si'hS s@i-rsi.6 Of its .Sh -s.-tiiai ha,fi,
SrAt, AAd th- asdisihAi -i~s-sts VI iki.
ssieki-~s si.--3 partner srs jast IS r.ssn
sisi To cell -A.isss~,i k-sHh ss ph- nu,Ti,
,i..s -i~s-s,s "f .s~ s.-s,s. sssiss. fsi.
eas sssafs al oar dsiiy f.-~l
Net 80 dfnp sf n,A~rsis es Sroes 10 Nod
y ts psssSrs'i.s, Ash fss \. \. =. snJ
Jas, is.i.s si-ss ksyiss IL. Asd II yo.s 10
sif. s6tsfsst sdsiss asd soassst sp.A ssy
ost'.s spss-sstas lk~ s.a--a SD sAls. sri,s
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TUBERCULOSIS

Il s11itssa - pseaay q frosA ~
- IIvees 90 Asa sse:s1!g fs.1
fevof ~ Hnsees fSxrvrsY. ~ 0o1a.
sass. ~ fsassa o. ID sscrSs1fll - o.
iag ~ pooA Oas1Sats ~ fa1Doge invos.
uSassee ne9ess n svssy seAesee.
EreQaa's Attentive y 0ost e0leA-
ds0 b esoachlal casssIA aaA ssvsss
theyes asA lsaG aasctaeaA 80 II -
ss.la,.s sAs sKsssE, y escsss:s =
lag asues. Aecspt - sssssissteA 0es1
- leAdAeg asuSStstA Wnse to ~
1tk0an kAbssat6ly. fAilaAslpAjA, p,
fes bseklss tollaAe e sUsovUgJeA
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ROYAL. ARcAnun

Regular meeting noysi Aranum
Friday. Iuae 18th. = ,. m. militia
,ion and refreshments. 0raMd Re-
gent Haw,ey viii he with us. Come.
Ill. l.. Morris, Reseat. q
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cAroa,eie- Ne~s. Soc per meath.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
Alas! That Temperament

From the New York WorId.
 A burst of temperament caused a mixing up on the stage of the Hudson theatre during the first act of the Irish comedy. Gen. John Reagan Paddy. one of Doc Potter's Hippodrome donkey, used to add local color to the scene, was giving his customary fine performance of donkey in repose when Rover. a bull terrier, broke loose from Miss Alice O'Dea who had him on leash, and made a dive for Paddy's neck.
 There were eroans and gurgies from the audience and considerable squirming on the part of the players till the terrier was dragged away from the donkeys throat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
CRACKERS TRIUMPH
 IN THE ELEVENTH

Montgomery. June 2.-Both Perry man and Lively pitched good ball for their respective teams After Mont gomery had tied the score by ninth inning rally Atlanta came back in the eleventh and won the third game of the series by score of to 3. Daily got two doubles and a single out of five times up Welchonce's and Longs fielding featured the game the former making a one-hand catch of a drive from Hollander's bat which would have been good for the circuit, saving the game for Atlanta. Score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
VOLS TAKE HARD
 GAME FROM PELS

Nashville, June 3-By winning hard fought game here today, Nashville made it two straight from New Orleans. AL though Roland gave up more hits than Wilson, the majority of them came with two out or when the bases were not oc- cupied Nashville won in the ninth, with two out when Gibson was safe on field CT s choice. stole second and scored. Hem mingway's double to left field Nash vile has won nine out of the last Il oo, o,,ac ,,lavad Scora.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
Giants Get Even Break

Philadelphia, June 2.--New York broke even with Philadelphia in q double header here today, the home team winning the first game by to 2 and the visitors the second by : to o. Marquard and Fromme were hit hard in the first. Cravath making two home runs off the former. In the closing contest the visitors won by knocking Jacobs off the rubber in the fourth in ming Scores.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
To m
 
STEWART GETS HOME
 RUN WITH TWO ON BASES IN LAST GAME
AMERICAN LEAGUE

lpldiS .s+-ss++s%+-. at
 sBatted for Foster in eighth.
 s.Ran for Cady in eighth.
 sssBatted for Hooper in egih.h.
 ss'aBatted for Janvrin in ninth
 Score by innings:
 Philadelphia .....................o .ooo 110 09o--A Boston ..........................o 900 0a0 02o--2
 Summary: Two-base hit Yerkes Three base hit McInnis. Hits, Foster 10 in s innings Cooper 0 In l; Pennock in i-3; Shawkey o in 1 2-3. Sacrifice fly. Lapp. Sacrifice hits, Gainer. Strunk, Barry Me Innis. Stolen bases, Lewis Hooper. Col lins. Baker. Double plays Barry, Col llns to Mclnnis. Base on balls. Foster g. Cooper 1. Pennock 2. Struck out, Foster ?. Pennock ,. Time. l:52 Empires. Chill and Sheridan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
TURTLES DROP THIRD
 STRAIGHT TO GULLS

Memphis. June 2.-Opportune hitting gave Mobile the third successive victory over Memphis today. 5 to 1. Dobard's fielding, accepting il chances without an error. was the feature of the game. Me Derrnott's home run gave Memphis the one tally Score:
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-Batted for O'Mara in 18th.
 -Batted for Reulbach in 18th.
 Score by innings:
 Boston .. oO0 m ooo ooa "a brookiyn ........-..........0 900 020 000 900 O-2 Summary; Two-base nits, James, Smith. Hummel, Dalton. Three-base hit Evers. connolly Mann. Home run, Wheat Sac rlnce hits. Hummel. Evers Stolen bases, O Mara, Wheat. Bases on balls, James T. Reulpach f. Struck out. James 2, Reul- @ Dach Q. Hit by pitcher, James Smith, llme' z:N. Empires. Klem and Hart
 SECOND GAME
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Athletics Lose and Win

Boston, June 2.-Philadelphia and Bos- ton divided a double header today, the Red Sox winning the first game 8 to 2 the Athletics the second. to ?. Boston drove Pennock from the box>in the eighth inning of the second game. but shawkey stopped the scoring. Scores:
 FIRST GAME
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Cards Stop Reds

St. Louis, June 2.-Beck's double with Butler on second gave St. Louis the run which enagled them to defeat Cincin- natl today to 1. Cincinnati used three pitchers, of which Davenport was the widest. He was taken out in the fifth inning. after he had settled down, to make way for pinch hitter. Score:
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<Ran for Schmidt in the ninth
 ssBatted for Martin in the ninth.
 @@"Batted for Cocreham In eighth.
 Score by innings:
 Boston ..s...............ss..ss .UOV VUZ UAV-3 Brooklyn .........................0 .00z 010 10s-4
 Summary: Two-base hit. Evers. Three base hits, 'Hummel, Wheat. Sacrifice fly, Cutshaw. Sacrifice hits, Dalton, Fischer. Stolen bases. Cutshaw. OMara Double play, O'Mara, Cutshaw to Hummel Bases on balls. Cocreham 6, Pfeffer 3. Struck out. Cocreham 1. Strand l. Pfeffer B. Hits. Cocreham in T innings; Strand in 1. Umpires. Klem and Hart. Time. 1:6s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
Dodgers Break Even

Brooklyn, June 2.-Brooklyn and Bos- ton divided today's double header. Boston won the first game 3 to ? and Brooklyn the second to g. The first game was a 13-inning battle. in which Reulbach and James had a great pitchers duel Brook lyn won the second game by punching hits> off Cocheram. Scores:
 rrrDcu. csANHJ,4
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Summary: Three-base hit. Miller. Home run, McDermott. Double plays. Allison to Shanley Dobard to Hudnall Stolen bases. CovIe. Shanley Sacrifice hits, O'Dell. Do- hard. Bases on balls. Steel 1, Hogg l.. Struck out Hogg 1. Time. 1:4o. Empires, Kerin and Kellum.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03

Summary: Two-base hits. Pierce, Kelly, Carey, Sweeney, Safer, Archer. Three base hits. Leach Mitchell. Hits. Adams, in 4 Cooper. in 4. Sacrifice hit, Wag- ner. Stolen base. Carey. Double play, Viox, Wagner to yiox. Base on balls, Pierce '. Adams Il, Cooper. Struck out, Pierce 6, Cooper 3. Pascsed ball, Archer. Time, 212. Empires, Quigley and Elm slie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
%Two out when winning run was made, and Roland out, hit by batted ball.

Summary: Sacrifice hits, Northen, King, Williams. Stolen bases. w. Lindsay, Sloan, Gibson Two-base hits, Hendryx 2. Roland Hemmingway. Hit by pitcher. Starr. Base on balls. Roland 1. Struck out. Wilson 1. Roland 3. Passed balls, Higgins. Gibson. Time, 1:os umpires' O'Toole and Breitenstein.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
Taylor Grows Ambitions

Cleveland, Juno 2.-Wylie Tayior a re- cruit pitcher for the St. Louis Amer jeans. allowed Cleveland but ont hit to- day, the visitors winning, to Q. Graney was put out of the game for disputing an umpires decision Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
Games Today

Birmingham at Chattanooga Owo games).
 Mobile at Memphis. New Orleans at Nashville. Atlanta at Montgomery.
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IOtalS ............ 5l sHit for Stewart in ninth.

SUMMARY. Three Base Hits-Ens. Graff. Street. Home Run-Knisely. Stolen Bases-McDonald. Coyle Sacrifice Hits-Street Harding, Marcan. Bases on Balls-Robertson {. Harding 1 Hit By Pitched Ball-Robertson (GraH).
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Pirates Have Losing Habit

Chicago, June 2.-Chicago defeated Pittsburg in the final game of the series here today by to 3, thereby causing the visitors to drop their eighth straight game. Leachs triple in the fourth in-
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TWO-BaSe H1tS-hnISe1y, McCOrmICK, Graff.
 Home Runs-Stewart, Ems.
 Stolen Bases-Coyle, Ems, Stewart 3, Mcbride.
 Bases on Balls-Reisigl B. Fox 1, liar bin l. Johnson l.
 Hits-Harbin in inning with 3 runs; Reisigl with runs in ' Ia innings. Struck Out-Reisigl 3, Fox 2, Johnson g. Time-2:10.
 Umpires-Pfenninge and Fifield.
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ssRan for Lelivelt in ninth. stsBatted for Hagerman in ninth.

Summary. Two-base hits. Walker 2 Three base hit, Agnew. Sacrifice hit. Leary stolen bases, Shotten, Wares. Double plays, Lajoie to Bisland to John ston. O'Neill to Johnston 2. Base on balls. Hagerman ?, Taylor ?. Struck out, Hagcr- man d. Taylor l. Passed ball. ONeiil. Wild pitch. Hagerman. Time. 5i um- pires Egan and Evans.
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 Summary: Two-base hits, Perryman, Ds,v 9 Three base hit, Gribbens. Sacrifice hit, Flanagan. stolen base, Elwcrt Double play. Eibel to Perry man. Base on balls. Perryman 2, 1Jve1v 4 Wild pitch, Lively. Time, 2:s6 rmpires, Rudderham and Ches- nut.
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Senators Rally in Ninth

New York, June 2.-ln ninth inning rally which netted three runs, Wash ington defeated New York today to S. Catcher Henry of Washington was knocked out hy a foul tip, and was forced to retire. Score:
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 STANDING
Games Today

Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Cleveland at Chicago. St. Louis at Detroit.
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Summary: TWo-base mus, J. M1IIer, Wingo. Clark, Wilson. Beck. Hits, Dav- enport in 4. Ingersoll 1 in 2, Benton in ?, Hagerman 4 in 5. Doak 4 in 4. Sacri- fee fly, Herzog Stolen bases. Moran, But Ter, Clarke, Dolan Base on balls, Hager- man A. Davenport 5, Benton 1. Hit by pitcher, Davenport q. Mller). Struck out, Davenport 2, Ingersoll 2, Benton l, flag erman g. Doak 3. Passed ball. Wingo. Time 205 Umpires Bron and Orth.
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MOBILE TEAM BACK
 IN SECOND POSITION
 AFTER LONG ABSENCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Games Today

Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburg. Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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HARDING AND FOX
 RETURNED WINNERS;
 TRAGESSER SHOOED
Baron Protests Over Third Strike Too Vigorously and Fifield Railroads Him-Harbin Lasts Only
 Short Time
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Chattanooga 6-6. Birmingham S-4. Mobile D. Memphis 1.
 Nashville 8, New Orleans ?. Atlanta 5, Montgomery 3 Q1 innings)
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Paskert Three-base hit, Doyle. Hits, Jacobs in innings; Tincup 3 in B; Mattison in ?. Sacrifice, Tesreau. Mur- nay. Stolen bases, G. Burns ?. Snodgrass, Grant ?. Double play, Doyle to Snod- grass: Magee tuna assisted); Killifer to I.obert. Base on balls, Tesreau ?. Jacobs ?. Tincup 9 Struck out, Tesreau 4, Jacobs 1. Tincup ?. Mattison 2. Passed ball, Kil- llfer Time, 2:05. Empires, Eason and Johnson