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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

Father, what is a frame-up
"Frame-up, my child, is what a
man yells when the case against him
looks too complete to be stood of
with an ordinary denial."-New York
Press.
We suppose that when universal
suffrage arrives the women will insist
that the names of the states be writ
ten thus: Callie Fornia, Della Ware
Florrie Da. Ida Ho. Louisi Anna,
Mary Land. Minnie Sota.@Columbia
State.
They are divorced"
Who got the custody of the valn'
ables?"
We'll, her lawyer got the ~statuars
and his lawyer got the automobile
Kansas City Journal.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
From the CITY Treasurer

no the Honorable the common Councils
Gcutlpmtu- The m,H tu This urpat B.
mtpt who are .worklue overtime PFC.
pariuL tIN mlls Tor property oWuyrs
having listed their huldiuLs with th.~
ofrcc demand au increase lu Itt ip'A
are required 10 work every Njsut du1
Ing the month of luly and part ~
hHgUSt los well as sundays and t'c
now receiving Tor this work 30 cents
an hour
The, claim tht should bc ra.d NJ
least - cont, can hour for this ever
tlmt work basins their claim Tor ~
increase nn a. clause supposed - -
contained H.th, civil service Law. 4
am unable % ha3 Auy such clause
The amount OF $4,000 allowed hN roNr
Honorable Body and the Board ~ u.s.
Inmates WlH nor permit auN increase.
as 81 will hardly he possible 10 g,i
out this work tor the aforesaid 1mount
even ~ the men are paid the eld rate,
Fur this work. which has Increased
hy leaps and bounds In the last feW
wears there was allowed IN 1904 81 500
Number Of lists ilyd during that gear.
f4i- For 1914 .tht amount allowed
was $4,000 and the number Of lists
10 De aled viii possibly reach 10000
AS the population during IN, - years
has probably more,t than doubled, YOU
can readily see that he work Tn this
office has Increased accordioglr.
! shall be- pleased 70 appear before
the Committee on ways and Means, 20
whom l would suggest this roWmuni-
cation be referred. and answer any
question they wish 20 ask
I am.
Very truly yours.
MAX O. KOCH
City Treasurer.
Referred TO Committee on Ways and
Means
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

trollct bc aud is hereby authorized Go
draw his warrant on the city Ireaaut cr
tu payment ol thv intersections, etc.
OF said avenue go the amount ~
$T3l,CN the same noting the fun amount
due she contractors from tho Clty tor
paviup said iutrrs,ctious ETC.. and fUg
thr SUM oi xlHuo. the same being the
cost ot advcrusmr blanks and lnspcc-
tlT'S salary
Resolved. THIRD That the Cil con-
trolipr hc and hc ls hereby directed
d. prepare street paving bonds ma
accordance with the provisions ot secs.
~ and as Or chapter ~ of the Charter
OF the City of Detroit AS amended by
au Act OF the legislature approved
June IS 1901 such bonds 60 bear I'M
terrSt an the rate uf four per cent per
annuW
Adopted as follows
yeas Ala Allan. Barnett Rchlow
Blcu case pg Gdiau llill. Field. Fryl-
.waId. GoIducr. GutharJ Hess, lliudle,
Jakel Heating krpp Leupkc. Latte
uoId. Lodge NowC % Erirn owen, Rrli.
Rcinhardt Rurtcr Schtmau-Ny. schultz.
SkrzNckt Thompson Vernon WartflL
M~uzrl and the President
NHNN-\tUt
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

Accepted. and by unanimous consent
Alderman Heating offered the follow
Whereas. II appears from com
muuication from the Department OF
Public Works that Tho paving as per
contract confirmed the tth day ~ oct
.19I3. on Dirkfr-on avenue from the
north line of Jefferson avenue 20 th"
south curb line OF ktrcheNal avenue
has been fully completed, and
Whereas. Said avenue has been eN-
amIntd bv tho Department ~ Puhlc
Works aud the paving 90 said avenue
has been found 90 HAY" been done ~
accordance with the contract ana spe-
Ufratiou- for the same. therefore
Resolved First That tic said paV ,
ing within the limits above mentloned
81. and ls hereby accepted
Resolved Second That Ia" city Con
trulipr be- and is hereby authorized 10
draw bis warrant on the city Treasurer
iu paymeut OF the intersections etc
of said avenue 70 tho amount ol ~.
1871. the same being the full amount
due the contractors from the city Tor
having said intersections ETC. ana TOT
mo sum Of so 90. the same being the
cost OF advcrtsing blanks, and in
EeSolved. Third. That the city Con-
trolIer be- ana be Is hereby directed To
prepare street paving bonds, 40 acc
i2 and az ~ chapter " ~ the Char
fcr ~ the titv OF Detroit as amended
~ an Act ~ the Legislature approved
lime 9TH. 1901 such bonds 90. hear I'M
tcrcst I'D tho rate Of four per cont per
anuum
Adopted as follows
ycnf-Nld Allan Barnett. Bohlow
ReU Case. De G2lan Dill Field Frci-
wafd. GoIdrer. Gutherd. Hess Hindle.
J4kcl. IcatiuC Knapp Lcmpkc. Little
G~id Lodge. Nowc, OBricn. owen Reid.
Reiufnrdt. Rutter Schcmansky, schultz.
SkrzVtki tn, Vpsor Vernon WartcN.
Venzcl and the Presldent--33
%aVs-Noue.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
From department OF Public Works.

To tho Honorable rho Common CouncI.
gentlemen tn iHply o. notice
from tris office Ute following proc
pngtle were received foT paving streets.
Osborn Place from Hastings street
10 Riynrd street JS feet Wide with
.sdar block uu concrete foundation.
and Bprea Medina or any other curb
stone that may be bid upon and or
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
From Department, Of public Works.

30 tsc Honorable the Common Council
b.nt,,nru fHu prp1ttm, of pub
ho.M Works rcsp"vtfully reports That tbe
pavus of Nllr> SO 1853. cast amt West
alley h,tNeen Second Ctss. lWauard
Juu S.Ideu aNcuurs uudcr Oh, contract
uauu.rIru the HntI day uI june 1914
ls tJlIN lupl,Lrd
Tho pavement is uf ono course con
b,pattWrut of Public Works and
f'uud t1 Dee ln accordance with the
contract and specifications for tine
sluw
Respectfully
GEO n FENI< Eli.
A..eptaJ and by unanimous consent
Alderman keatmE offered the follow
.ug
Whereas i appears from com.
Immigration trom the Department. ~
Bubble Works that ne paving as per
june 1915 ou Nleg 30 35a east aud
west alley between Svroud C1ss
gl.'Nafd and ~'lde'i avenues has been
fully compi,ted. and
WHercds. said alley has heeu rNam-
nod hF the Department ~ puhlb
has been found 20 have been done n
( accordance with the contract aud spc-
eiiicAtt0us fer me Same therefore
Resolved That The said paving with
( ln tine hmits above mentioned hc lut
( rs hcrehN accepted
I Adopted as follows
I Ala Allan Barnett B,hIow
/ B'eH Case ne GulaU Dill Ejcld Fret
$WiIt ioldurr Guthard, Hess Hindle
tIrkrl kcltiug Knapp Lcmpko Tatt'n
n"ld Lodge Nowc. q, Rrieu bWen Eei1
n 'nhardt Rutter Schemansky S -hNIfz
SkrZ} rkl Ihemi son. Vernon WIrtf'l
Wrnza' apr The President IS
+ Nays None.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

Ad0rtgd n f0II0v

Nea-A,d Allan Barnett B,hlaW
HELL Case. De Ga.an biN Field Frei-
vald, Goldr,r. Guth3rd Hess. Hindle
lakol Keatirg krtp Icmpke Iittig.
SkrZyCkI Thompson Vernon W9rttlI
WeEzcl ard the Presidents
NaNs-Npuc
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
Ion pepartn :. y puhlle war;

To the Honorable tho Common Council.
bentIemtu- The Department ~ Pub
ING Works % whom Is referred tho
petition OF Robert O RaIthon 81 an
for the paving of Pennsylvania avenue
from the south line 80 alley south of
GratOt TO tho south curb Of Gratfpt
avenue. respectfully report that tho
petitioners are the owners 81 thu
greater number Of feet frontage OF
real estate ahutting on the street pro
posed 10 be improved. Tho Department
therefore rccommends that the PRAYER
~ the petitioners be granted and that
the street named within the limits stat
ed he paved with the material named
II is estimated that the cost OF this
IMPROVEMENT VIII be as follows:
icunsXl wanna avenue from south line,
OF alley south or Grrtiot % south curr
OF Gratiot avenue. 20 feet wide with
cedar blocks ga concrete foundation
and Eerca. Medina on any othcr curb.
stone that may be bid upon and order
cd estimated cost iu Bcrea curb s2.ftO
I'm Medina rurh $3.50
Respcctfuly submitted
GEORGE Ut FENKErL,
Commissioner.
BY Md Keatiug
Resolved That Pennsylvania avenue.
.ftom the south line of alley south az
C1ratiOf avenue 20 south Gurb Of Grtrtirt
avenue be ana tho same ts hereby orr
dered 20 Ice graded and paved with ma
terials named and widths stated In the
foregoing communication in accord
ancc with the petitions referred 90 and
the specifications adopted by the Coin
mon Council. and tho provisio ~ the
Charter and Ordinances OF the city 81
Detroit and further be 10
Resolved That the Department of
Public Works De and IS hereby ordered
and directed 60 advertise Ave times FOR
proposals for Improving said street iu
accordance with the recommendation
contained in the foregoing communica
tion and said Charter and Ordinances.
Adopted as follows
Ycas-Ald Allan, Barpett Behlow
BIOL Case De Galau. Dill Field. Fret
valid Col9ner. Guthard. Hess. Hindle
Iatcl Ecattrr Enpp tcmpkc, Llttlo1
aeld o1gc Nowc. O'Brion owen, Reid
Relntardt. Ruttcr Schemansky, schultz
SltzycN. Ttt n psou vernon Wartel.
WcnzeI and the President-33.
Nays None.
se- '.-..~a ou V~pt paRep,
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
Erom pspartr ent Of PubIIe W0rks.

TO tho Honorable the Common Coune
Gentlemen The Department OF fuo-
Uc Works respectfully reports tgat ne
having OF Uirkerson aNcnu" under w
contract confirmed tire ,th aay OF w.
t919 is fullv completed from the north
lEte OF jefferson avenue 20 the south
r,lrb line or Kerchcval avenue.
The pavement is OF cedar on con
rrete and has been examined by the
De,artuant of Public Works and
fotind 10 be in accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
same.
There IS due the contractors Tor paw
in,-.said avenue as follows.
For intersections etc Si'l'' J. 1
Fo srd J'I Inyspcctor's salary 49,. 27oo
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen The department 81 Pub
~ Works r. spoctfullr reports that the
TaNiug 81 seward avenue Under tho
contract confirmed the 2fth day of
March 1910 is fully completed from
the west lime " Hamilton Boulevard
20 THE east curb line or Greunncld ave-
nue..
The pax emeut Is ~ cedar on concrete
and tas been eNamincd hv the Depart
mCHt ~ pubIlc Works and found TO be
in accordance with tur contract and
Specifications for the same
There U.s. due the contractors for nav.
ing said avenue as follows
For intersections etc {58f.6s
fur cost ot ADVERTISING blanks
ami Inspectors Snlary . "a 90
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
from Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen For Fire Protection and
for the accommodation OF the Asphalt
Plant and Western Yard offices IL b.
essential that water main De- run
into our Western Yard or Michigan
avenue The Water Board has cSti-
mated the cost IT. 5000. which tie De
partmcnt recommends Dec transferred
from the CouuuLtut Fund 90 The crcd-
10 % an account f5r the construction
OF this main
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE ~ FENkEII.
Commissioner.
By Ala Vernon
. Resolved That the Controller be- aud
lis hereby requested o. transfer The
sum on $aO0 90 from th. Contingent
Fund 10 AN account boz General Road
Fund ~ be known as Water Main IN
Western Yard.
Adopted rs follows
Yeas-Ald Allan. Barnett EchioW.
Blc1 cas-, De Galau pul Fir.d Ffeis
waid. Goldu,r Gutharl Hess Hiudl,
Jake. Heating krapu. Lempke. Little
neld Lodge. NowC. Bricu. oWeH 1leil.
Eelnhardt Ruttcr. SChemauskv schultz.
Skrztrk Thompson NCrnor Warteh,
Wcnzei and the President 27
NaNeA. None
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

Accepted. and by unanimous consent
Alderman Heating offered tho follow
Whereas. II appears from a commuu-
ication from thc-Drpartmeut oil pubic
Works that the paving as per contract
confirmed the 5tn day VI May 1914. ON
twenty Ntth street from the north lire
Of Buchanan street 20 tho south line OF
McGryw avenue has been fully COM
pieted and
Whereas said street has been OK
amlLed by the Department. OF Public
Works aud the paving OF said street
has he,u found 20 have been done In
acc 'rddnCe with the contract and Spe-
ciucaigus FOR the SANG therefore
Resolved. First That the said paw
ing withiu the limits above mentioned
De, AMID lis hereby accepted
Resolved Second. That the CITY CON
trol.er b,, aud Is hereby authorized TO
draw his warrant on the City Treas
urer iu payment Of th, Intersections.
etc. % SAID street 90 the amount OF
$685. 5J, the same being tile fun
amount due The contractors from the
clty for paving said intersections etc.
and for the sum ~ s3iU0 the same
being the cost OF adN crtiSing. blanks.
and Inspectors salary
Resolved Third That the city CON
trollor he. and ne is hereby directed 70
prepare street paving bonds I'm ac-
corduurc with the provisions Of secs
~ ana 43 Of Chapter ~ % the Charter
OF the CIV or Detroit, ay amended by
an Act Of The Legislature approved
June 6th 1907 such bonds 10 hear in-
forest at the rate OF four per cent per
dunum
Adopted as follows
Gcis--Aid Allan. Barnett Bohlow
Biol Case he Galau Din Field Frei-
WHId. G0lduer Gutu3rd Hess HirdIr.
Jake EtUtirg Knapp. I.empkC Little
dolI. '.rlEn Nowc, OBrlen owen Rcid
Rc.nhHrdt Ipttet Schcmarsky schultz.
skrYbekl Th0mpg1n Vernon XN4rtrN.
Werzei and The Pr,sidcnt-33
Nays None
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

nv Ala vernon
Erom pepartment o. PubIle works

To the Honorable the Compton Council
Gentlemen lu order % close 300 la-t
vaafra accounts q would recon. mtit t'.o
transfer OF SfG119 from Tic l1l9 ,Ir-
pllrs in tho Market Fund t1 tle trrdit
81 the aub-f funds boo the same fund
igta-it as follows
Afatron Western Market ... t.lf
Repairs and llagllue 3H
Fuel. Supplies and RcpaiIs tN.tl
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
Erom pepartment 81 PublIe Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--The followiug were omit
ted from our l9I4-15 estimates and ]
y ould ask that $500 be transferred
from the surplus in tho 1913 General
Road Fund for the same
w Jefferson River Rouge Bridge.
Citv's portion ....... $500
W Fort street River Rouge
Bridge-Salary OF Tender .. 500
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE II. FENkE1I+
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
Cominis Hiouer

accepted and bt unanimous consent
Ald Heating offered tho following
Whereas. ~ appears from cOmmu-
uirttiou from The Department ~ Pub
liC Works that Tho paving per contract
confirmed the 2tth day ~ March. 1914
uu seward avenue. from the west line
Of Hamilton Boulevard TO the east curb
uue ~ Greenfield avenue. has been
fuiiN completed and
Whereas said avenue has been eN-
aultgi hN the Department of Tublic
h'orh AUD th, paving &C raid avenue
hHS utcn found to have urou done "
accordance with The contract aud sptt-
tht1Nuue f4r fl1 Same therefore
Resolved Fifst THAT tho eHid pav-
Ing within the limits above mentioned
be and is hereby accepted
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
Geo IN FENkELI.

> bIiiullFS .tNtl
Accepted and rs Unanimous consent
Alderman Heating offered the follow
Ing
Wo6rcas IL appears from commuu-
.gatou from the Department OF PutlIc
works that the paving AS per cone
tract confirmed the 9th day OF June
lHi4. on Alley No. $40 cast aud west
alley between Spruce, Perry Firth and
sixth streets
Whereas. said alley has hecn exam
luet hy tie Department OF Public
Works, and the paving ~ said alley
has hcen found IL have been done in
accordance with the contract and spe-
c,heAtIons for the same therefore
r solved That Tie said: paving with
in the limits above mentioned be. and
Us hereby accepted.
Adopted rs follows
Ieas-Ald Allan Barnett. Behlow,
Eteil Case De GIIan Diu Field Frel-
wald, GOldner, Guthard. Hess iiirdle
Jakoi Heating Knapp Lcmpke Little.
field Lodge, Nowc. OBrteu owen Reid
Ecinhardt Eutter Schemuusxy. schultz
skrzNcki. Thompson Vernon Wartell
Werz.l and the President SO
NavS---NOne
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
From Department OF public Works.

From DepsTtTnenS OF FuDuC WoTNs.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen-In order 20 close up last
years business ! would recommend the
transfer OF $i9St from the surplus n
the 1913 Carriage Fund 90 the credit
~ the sub-fund in the same fund
1914 known as Sundries Account.
Resi- ettfully submitted
GEORGE H. FE%E ELL
Commiss Toner.
BY Aid Vernon
Resolved. That the city Controller be
and Is hereby authorized auf directed
10 make the proper entries on his
books 20 effect the transfer OF Sl|,Al
from the surplus In the 1913 Garbage
Fund 10 the credit or the sub fund iu
the same fund l9t3-t4, known as sun
dries Account
Adopted as follows
Yeas Aldk Allan, Barnett, Behlow.
Bell CASE De Gaiau DIIl Field. Frei-
wald Golducr Guthdrd. Hess. Hindie.
Jakel Heating knapp Lempke, Little
dsid Lodge, Nowc. - Brien. oven, Reid.
Ecinhardt Ruttor Schemansky, schultz
SASzyCkl Thompson Vernon WartelL
Wenzel ana the presdeut--32
Navs-NOue.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

R} Via LNcrnnr
/Uesolted That Dne Citv Coutr1u.r
DO. aud De- hereby authorized Iud die
.rattcd d. make clio proper cutrIre uu
tfe books 90 effect tie TRANSFER 10
tf62 10 from tho 1919 surplus iu tho
Market Fund 10 the credit Of tie SUBJ
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
BY AID Vernon

RespectfuIIy submitted
GEORGE II. FENkE1IL
Commissioner,
Resolved. THAT the city Controller
be and IS hereby authorized and di-
rected 10 make the proper entries on
his books 10 effect the transfer OF s3yV
from the surplus IN the 1918 Genera
Road Fund % the credit or the sub
fund In the same fund. l9li-l5 AZ tol-
lows omitted In the estimates
w Jefferson Rivtr Rouge Brldse
Repairs and salary Of Tender
W Fort street River Rouge
Bridge SALARY II Tender 300
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Barnett Ben!Qw'
Bleu case, De Galan, Dill, Field. Frei-
valid. -GoldneT Guthard Hess Hlndie.
Jakal, Heating krapp. Lempke' latte
field, Lodge Nowc @ Brien. owen, tteia.
Reinhard; Rutter. SChomanskv. schultz,
Skrzycki Thompson Vernon Wartell
Wenzel and the President-38
To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen order 20 close up last
years business / would recommend
the transfer % s4940l from the sur
plus In the 1913 = + X General Fund
same fund 19i3-14 known as Print
ing, Supplies and Stationery
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE II. FENKEL-L-
Commissioner.
BY Md Vernon:
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and is hereby authorized eand az
rected 70 make the proper entries %
his hooks 10 effect the transfer %
S4S4ol from tho surplus in the 1913
n r. W General Fund 10 the credit
~ the sub-fund in the same fund
1e13-14 known as Printing. Supplies
and stationery
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald Allan. Barnett Behlow.
Bell. Case he Gaan. Dill Field Frci-
wald, Goldner Guthard. Hess Hfndle.
Jakel Heating Knapp Lempkc Little
held. Ledge Nowc, - Brien owen Reid,
Reinhardt Rutter Schcmauskv, schultz.
Skrzycki Thompson Vernon WartelL
Wenzel and the President-33
NayS-None.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
COMMON COUNCIL

,couanucG from rrecealnE PAGE.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

To the honorable the Common council,
+irutItmeu- The Departure no OF l'ub-
lie Works respectfully reports that the
paving of Palmer avenue. under the
contract confirmed the 2ith day or
March 1elt IS fplN completed from
the east limo of MI Elliott avenue Ia
the west lire ~ bellevue avenue
The pavement is 90 cedar un concrete
and mas been examined bl the Depart
mtut OF Public Works and found 70
he iu accordance with the contract
ard specifications for the same
There Us due the contractors Tor pay
iuc said avenue as follows
For intersections. etc .t... .Nfl" ~
For cost oi advertising, blanks
and Inspectors salary .....s.. lN 0o
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

Referred to Committee on Ways ard
Means
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

urc Or the Detroit city sinking o. the bonded
20. 4ee 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
BY J. ED GRILLo.

Regardless of what the outcome of the
final game with Detroit may be. the Ma
tionals are sure to start ON their long
trip occupying first place.
The remarkable showing of the locals
against the western teams has brought
it to the front. OF the fourteen games
the invaders have played here twelve
have been won by the Griffmen and there
is an excellent chance of it being made
thirteen out of fifteen today. The kind
of ball the Nationals are playing cannot
be beaten. The teams work seems to
have become more sensational with every
game and the chances are that it will
make a clean sweep of the series with
Detroit today.
Jim Shaw is Grifith's pitching selec-
ton. and judged on his recent perform
ances the Tigers are doomed for another
defeat Dauss is to do the slabwork for
the Tigers.
The Nationals leave for Boston late this
afternoon and are scheduled to play five
games with the Hub team in three days
Manager Griffith has been notified that a
double header will be staged Friday
Saturday, Memorial day. game is
scheduled for morning and afternoon,
and the final game of the series will be
played Monday. This series is going to
prove quite a strain on the, locals and
undoubtedly will force Griffith to use
some of his pitchers out of turn.
Johnson will work in one of the games
tomorrow. No selection has been made
for the other, but Engel or Bentley may
be used.
After the Boston series the Nationals
go 70 New York for three scheduled and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
TO PLAY NINE
GAMES ABROAD IN A WEEK
Trip Starts With Double Header in Boston Friday
and There Are Two Games Saturday-Shaw
to Oppose Dauss Today.

one postponed game, SO that nine games
may be played in a week. After the New
York series the Nationals go west OPEN
ing at st. Louis.
1t must be dawning on the other clubs
in the American League that Griffith has
a much improved pitching staff this
year The acquisition of Doc Ayers and
the teams showing. Ayers is a most con-
siStent performer. He has been effective
in every game he has worked in this
spring and seems to show better form
as the campaign progresses. His work
against the Tigers yesterday was in many
respects superior to anything he has
shown this spring. Shaw, too, has shown
a lot of ability. In fact, it is the opinion
OF most players and managers who have
seen him in action that he will be a
pitcher of the Johnson type before the
season is ended. No other team in the
circuit can boast of four such pitchers
as Griffith is working regularly now.
The defensive work of the Nationals is
nothing short of marvellous. There were
several occasions yesterday when it was
demonstrated how difficult it is to score
on the locals. In the first inning. for in
stance, High hit a long dri1e to left
center. 1t looked for all the world like
a home run. and High tried for the Cir
cult but was nailed at the plate, thanks
" pidSiuB DS anu NC
Bride Shanks recovered the ball quick
ly possible and threw to Mcbride,
who had run out into the field at the
proper distance to make throw to the
platt. His peg was perfect and Henry
got the ball in time to prevent High
from scoring.
In the second inning. with Burns on
third and Moriarty on first. double steal
was attempted. Henry's throw to second
was high. going over Morgan, who had
come in close for a play at the plate.
But Mcbride was backing up. caught the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28

There will be another three-cornered
appeal for patronage in Chicago next SUM-
day, with the Cardinals playing the Cubs.
the Hoosier Feds meeting the Chifeds and
the Maps disporting at Comiskey's
campus. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
AMERICANS WIN 5000, 900.
Duryea Said to Have Bet $4,000 al
% to l on Durbar II.

PARIS, May 2S.-Durbar lis success in
the English Derby was no surprise to
Americans here who have watched the
horses record this year. Mr.. Duryea's
crack horse won four out Of six races,
winning 100000 prize money exclusive
of the Derby. 1t is reported here that
Mr.. Duryea backed Durbar II for $4,000
at 20. 1t is estimated that a total of
100000 was won by Americans in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28

A'hh - %
The neateSt. daintiest
line of Wash Suits in
Washington. All of the
desirable spring and sum-
mer fabrics. Very pleas
ing color effects.
S1.2J to SIS.