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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

Tn. following realty corporations were
chartered az Albany yesterday:
The Monmouth Holding Company. Man.
haitian: capital. $1,000. directors Max
Frank May Monahsn. New York city Harry
u Mencher, Brooklyn. y Y
Squlllaci Bros. Brooklyn. capital 81 o0n !.
directors Matthew :. Mcnamara. g Il
Pulls and ". G. Frank Brooklyn. y
Bay 20 Ocean Realty Company. Pat
chosue; capital $4,000: dl-ec,ors Henry W
Paine Harry Painr. patchogue, y. ";
II. Edmnnd JORDAN. New Nork CITY.
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MANMATTNN SALES.

VEST 18TH STREET -puross Company
has sold l59 West Thirteenth street, n
three story and basement and cellar
private dwelling. on lot ?oxlO3.2. to
Joseph l.. Buttenweiser. the present
owner Of the adjoining house. l6i West
Thirteenth street. who has built numer-
Gus apartments and mercantile build
ings In that section. The purchaser
now has a plot. 40x1o3.3. 100 feet east
OF the corner OF Seventh avenue. on
which he contemplates erecting either 4
twelve story loft building or an elevator
anartment house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
BUYS BRONN FLAT.

SIMPSON STREET.. A. Neboling has
sold for H. Davis 1915 simpson street.
Ave story modern Nat. on plot 4oxi0o.
near Westchester avenue. The buyer
Is u. sylvan Crakow, who gives in part
payment a plot. 2OONlOS, on Elton
street, coo feet from Fairfield avenue.
Brooklyn.
EAST ia4TH STREET. -Aurust "nllmer
has sold for John VI. Ruhl 500 East
ie4ih street. "A two story frame house.
with stables in rear. occupying "A plot.
31.5xe..J, J2.j feet west OF Decatur
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APARTMENTS TO LEr-FURSIsHED.

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to rent. fur.
nished, beautiful apartment, three rooms
TWO baths, In exclusive Admission Apart
ments, s9th street and Broadway. Family
must leave city and are satisfied to rent this
beautiful apartment to some reliable person
AZ very reasonable figure. Apartment is FUR
nished eXauisltelv and IL complete in every
detail For Information call at apartment
8A or 'phonr Riverside sc References
must be furnished. No children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
BROI< ERAGE NOTES.

l.. Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. were as
cociated as brokers in the lease of the
store. basement and second floor OF the
Cuyler Building AT I16-l20 West Thirty
second street. for the Laton II Slavson
Company TO Stenfeld Bros. reported in
THE SCS last SUNDAY
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Noyement. Of naval Vessels.

wASHINGTON Soy - The trausp'r,
pixie and ba'tieslip Michigan have arr''"d
At ivnnhnycn RAY tug Iucas - southern
dru' grounds. '4p PatuNen' at Norfolk Nard.
I,strofer Sterett a. Wht"Stnne Landing, de
.tro,tr smith a. tiriN"~eud Ray. destroyer
Monaghan ~ To'npkiusNilie. haitl",hip
Ehod, T>'aud ~ TaWpico, collier N"teus at
Vera cruz repair ship vulcan at Soto Island.
Asia Minor. cruiser Saratoga - Manila
,iuuhodt Wilmington has sailed from Svs
tow tor HongkouE cruiser West virginia
from Ia Pal for Naza'lau cruiser Albany
from La RAJ for san Diego.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Schreihcr A. westhall have sold for
Slman Investors 239l, 23s3. 1895 and
eSe7 Myrtle avenue, four three story
single brick store houses, on lot 2oxlco
each. at a price of $4,000. to client
for Investment also 81 DE sales place, a
two family frame house on plot 2Oxloo'
for Adolf Backof
y ! Sforza has sold for c NJ Fulton
The lot 2OxlO6 on the south side Of Sixty
third street. 22O feet west of Fourteenth
avenue, 20 Domenico Cosenza. and an adj
filming lot. 20xl06. 70 Joseph Palermo.
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sILI. EAST SIDE FLATS.

wniam Wuest has bought for cash the
rrcperty at 22O and 222 East fortysev-
er,h street. two Ave story single Hats,
on plot 3SNl0o.5, between Second and
Third avenues. Mary Malloy was the
owner Of go and her sister. Ellen Mallov
owned tho second house. property which
was left to her years ago by her father
The former house was added TO the plot
Two years ago Daniel Casey negotiated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
HIGH RENT ron AsroR LAND.

According to a lease recorded yesterday
Leslie r. Palmers Thirty-socond and
Thirty-third Street Corporation will pay
Vincent Aston sl2i.25O year for the
ground at . to i6 West Thirty-third
street. on which the company has erected
large commercial building. The COM
pany also will pay $4,000 a year for the
use of the land at 3 and : West Thirty
second street. leased from sophia A.
sherman. the leases being for twenty and
twenty -one years respectively from May
OF this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
FILM STORAGE PLANNED.
Tail Building May he Erected Near
Grand Central

II plans now afoot are brought to a
successful termination q building de-
signed for the safe keeping OF moving
picture Aims will he erected on part OF
the unusued land OF the New York Cen
trail Railroad at the southwest corner of
Lexington avenue and Forty-sixth street,
opposite the Grand Central Palace. A
syndicate has the matter under consdera-
ton The proposed building would also
contain an exhibition hall arranged so that
a large number Of Aims may be shown at
once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25

nv Justice Davis. ksth"r'uc Ga'hraitn
" John II Bpiiue. ErNau !. Kennedy, Re-
herca : It,uhAs ~ Dora bppenheiuer.
Henry brady, Mutual Alliance Trust Com
many " Jacob Msisal Mare, Levy, Bcn'a-
NTH Morie,ti " Junction Realty Company.
FdN : Grseuhtum
~ Justice Nowburger--Sa HAND vs.
Morris l. Jaeger. Barnett Berger
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NEW BRONX PAROCHIAL SCHOOL

Plans have been filed for a SOC. 900
school. to be erected In connection with
the Church Of Our Lady OF Mercy. the Rev.
T. y. Breslin in charge. on Marion avenue.
south of Fordham road. II will occupy n
elite lv9.2x66.c and will he four stories
high of brick construction. Tho plans
were prepared by John J. Van pelt.
architect The school building will be to
the north OF the church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
THOMPSON HILL LOTS SOLD.

Bryan l.. Kennedy has sold for the
Courtney Development Company six lots
~ the south side OF Nelson tNo;O ave-
nue. % feet east of Carolyn street TO the
First Ward Building Company. which Will
erect three four story. 40 foot front apart
nent houses This property is one block
from the new Bliss & Carolyn street sub
station
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CosMorOLIrAN ALTERATION.

Plans have been filed for making al
terations and installing stores in the
old Cosmopolitan Hotel at tho northeast
corner Of West Broadway and Chambers
street at cost o. $4,000. Tho Huggins
estate is the owner and Joseph weintraub
the lessee. Oscar Lowinson drew the
plans for the changes.
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TENANTS ron cry HOUSES.

'I-" n Gilman have rented furnished
stephen Baker, president of the Bank
Manhattan Company, as trustee,
% tour story basement dwelling at 40
,$st seventeen street 10 Arthur Mitchell
Douglas l." illiman & Co. with William
May Ca, have leased =, East
''''.l '-se"c'lth street, a hv" story
an basement house. for j. Magoe
worth TO Thomas Crimmins
douglass l.. tlliman a 60, have
. u for long term of years for Mrs
iIrV"moyer Butt W. Fifty-second
.''' four story high sto ~ brownst one
wing, 10 NJ, j. ArEc>y.
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BUYERS N RECENT DEALS.

NJ MacNamara Is the buyer OF the nat
a. the northwest corner of Davidson ave-
nue. and North street reported sold yes-
'"rday by Henry Cleland. Several days
ago Mr.. Celand bought from Mr.. Mac
Namara 25s and $50 West l15th street.
\ was given in part payment for the
Rn-.N nnrner
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COTToNSEED OIL.
Decline ~ Local MARKET Despite
Southern stcadincss.

Offerings were somewhat larger. The
reaction In lard and cotton induced SELL
ing ReAncrs were less anxious buyers.
The heavinees Of the market was in face
% a Arm undcrtone at crude oil centres.
A. the Southeast the basis II 49, $50
Some reports suggestive OF tho war OK
tending 70 Scandinavian countries had
sentimental influence.
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TO DESIGN HOME PAVILION.

Arnold W. Brunrer will ne associated
with Buchanan & Fox in designing the
100000 pavilion to he built for Montefore
Home on Gun Hin road. Bronx.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
ManhAIinn

66Til ST =, 100 Madison av-H~isler
toohns 20 vs. Jackson Realty 90 ct al
4|IH ST 100 TrihorouFh Marble 4 Title
Works " John Doe ct al Nov =.
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capt o. " Dyson. from inspector Sew
YORK ShipbuiIdms CompauN camden. y. i.
to bureau steam engineering, Nhvy De
par'ucut
Lieutenant Commander J. j. Hauuigau.
from norfolk yard TO olympia as executive.
Lieut. T.. T.. Scudder. from the Vermont
to the olympia.
Lieut. u II Mccormick, to retired list
Ensign q T. hooy, to the Henley.
Ensign J Il Brown, from the Rcna Mer.
cede- 10 the Georgia
Ensign &. X. Brouson. from the North
Carolina 20 acrouauiir station, Pensacola.
Ensign g Il, g. che, alter, from tho Nor,h
carolina to acronautic station, Pensacola,
Fla
Ensign II, = samson, from the ,ka
to tho Nank'ou
surgeon .. Butler, TO naval medical school,
Washington.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. T. strite
from marine Detachment. Pensacola tu
aerouautlc station. Pensacola
Passed Assistant Surgeon |. sheldon from
jh' Soluce To naval mcdics' school. wash,
"a, Director : l.. Hcap 10 charge con
-olidAted navy disbursements and allotment
of,lr,. Waehiugi On.
raw Director e. NJ RAY. from charg, a.
lo,mcnt oh,, to purchasing pay ~ er.
Seattle, WASH
puymaster ! NJ Irwin. lr, from navy
pa, once. seattle, Ia navy yard. Puget sound
Assistant raymsster J. IL Maynard, res,
ignation accepted.
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1OurI OT NNpraTs tnTfndnr,
ALBANY, NoN - The Court of Apprals
calendar for tomorrow 10: Nos, 10 ~ and
so.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED
TRANSFERS.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney II attorneys name In omitted ad
dress party OF second part)
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
Washington Is Pleased

WASHINGTON. July 1.-Suspension of the mediation conference at Niagara Falls found the Washington admins tration pleased with what the media : tors have accomplished in dealing with the differences of the United States and Mexico and hopeful that the con- tending Mexican factions will soon have representatives conferring to set tie upon some definite plan for com posing the internal troubles of their country.
 Nearly all day and until late tonight the agents of the constituencies here were endeavoring vainly to get i 10 communication with CarranZa At midnight it was announced that they expected to exchange messages with the first chief at Saltilo tomorrow. Moreover, the agency wants more def mite information about the status of the Villa -Carranza differences. Early in the day President Wilson and Sec retary Bryan had a talk, after which the president authorized a statement that the Mexican situation was as fay ora ble as it could be pending an agree ment between the warning factions.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
REAL ESTATE

]. D.Dunlap and wife to Eva $. Con-
 nors, deed to lot 10, blk. ,, And. Whit
 ton Tract. r. W. Griffin Adm to Malvin Har-
 per. deed to pt. lot 4, blk. 3l, Neahr:
 Add
 R. E. Traver and wife to Charles E, Coe. deed to lots 16 and r., blk 42 w Capitol Add. T. J. S E. J. Carr to Andrew Jako
 bi deed to lot 4. blk. 4. Indianola Place John A. Cook and wife to T. J. Carr deed to lot 4, blk. 4. Indianola Place Bartlett H. l.. & C. C. to Charlott, M Abbott, deed to pt N.E.H SWA Sec. 20; twp. IN, R. BE, S.52 acres. B. w. Getsinger and wife to Affie Will
 son. deed to w. 1371A it. lot ?, blk. F
 Brill Add
 A. A. Wood to Lecty Dobson, deed tt
 Eh lot and pt. E1a S.W.A, Sec. 31 Twp. IN, R. BE. Charlotte F. Merlick to B. k. Melick
 deed to WIZ Eh S.W.A, Sec. 34,, Twp 2N, R. 2E. Lillie Jurtg ct al to Leo Bigley ct al deed to lot IA, blk IA, La Grande Vista Tract Earl E. Webster to T.. s. L. T. X l. Co, deed to lot 20, blk. "A West Lawn
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
LOWexs Suicide
 Rate At Niagara

Since the appointment of Motor cycle Officer Collins by the Niagara park commission, to patrol the dis trict surrounding Niagara Falls and Goat Island, many persons have been prevented from throwing them
 selves into the Niagara liver. The rushing water of the rapids seems to have a peculiarly hypotic effect on people who are depressed, and it is said that an average of two per sons month disappear there. However, since Officer Collins has been assigned to patrol the district, this average has been materially lowered. He rides all around Goat Island and the narrow gorge route covering many times a day the ter ritory which it would require several men afoot or mounted on horses to patrol. Coming upon persons who seem particularly affected by the appeal of the water, Collins en- gaseS them in conversation-the mo ment of temptation is past, and q
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
WARRANTS FOR RAIDERS
An Echo of the Recent Riot in
 Butte
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

BUTTE. July 1.-Warrants for the arrest of those implicated in the raiding of the local headquarters of the Western Federation of Miners; blowing up and robbing the miners union safe on June 13; for stealing powder from the Stewart mine June 23, and for blowing up Miners hall were issued by the county attorneys office
 The charge of robbing the miners safe has been preferred against Kid Davis. and Red" Foley. County At torney McCaffery, who advised the offering rewards of s4000 for the apprehension of those guilty of par ticipatng in the recent riots and dyna- hitting, says it is probable that ir the course of few days he will ask for rewards to persons who will fur nish information which may lead tc the arrest and conviction of persons who committed the offenses.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
SOUTHS|DERS CLASH IN
 TWO GAMES SATURDAY
Glorius Fourth Will Have Baseball Pyrotechnics Twice in Gem City.

MESA, July Especial to Republic Mesa and Tempe is the offering that is going to be accorded the fans. And, furthermore, there is going to be d record attendance for valiey game on that date. because from the present indications the real baseball games will be played on the local lot
 Doc Goodman, right from the Vest ern association. where he has just completed a contract with Muskogee and Oklahoma City, where nothing but the very fastest of baseball goes will be in the box for the locals in the aft ernoon. In the opening game in the morning, Delbert Stapley, the left handed high school twirler who shut out Tempe at their last appearance here, will be in the box for Mesa. Brown, who has had an offer from Ray has gone to that place, and it is understood that he will not return in time for the game Saturday. However. LangoWsli has been casting about considerably and he will place Hart Mullins in his place. Mullins is one of the old-time players. He started in during his high school days with Dode Morris and he will be able to play the position in a creditable man ner. Stapley will play first base in the afternoon game.
 While Stapley will pitch in the morning and Goodman in the after noon. McGoWan will be held in readi- ness for break in either game He has been selected for the game Sun day with Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
NO DEFICIT AT END
 OF THE FIRST YEAR
Treasury Figures Show Balance on
 Right Side of Ledger
rAssoc1ArEp PRESS pIspArcH1


 WASHINGTON, July 1.-Treasury figures completed tonight showed the federal government went through it's first fiscal year under the Wilson ad- ministration with its income exceeding the ordinary expenses by $33, 1S4, ,452or Nearly s3S,5O0,000 pouring into the treasury yesterday. the last day, brought the total receipts for the year up to s734, 343, ,70O2o, over $1,500.o00 above Secretary McAdOOs original es- timate and turned into a surplus what had promised the day before to be a substantial deficit
 Corporations and income tax pay ments furnished a stream of gold at the finish. From this source came s2e, 1.7S2S2 between the opening and closing of the treasury yesterday, and tonight McAdoo and other administra- ton officials were pointing proudly to the total figures as proof of their promise as to what would be accom- plished under the new tariff. The treasury surplus this year at last will be wiped out by the Panama canal ex- penditures, which have been paid from i the general fund.
 i From this fund during the twelve months $34,S26S41 has been spent or | the canal and when this has beer | charged off there will be deficit fol the year of s1.O10.05S.S1 on the books Last year the canal expenditure! amounted to $41.741,25S and the fina deficit was $400,733 Last years tota receipts were only $691, ,000.0 900
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
WORLD of SPORT
MOTORCYCLE BOYS WILL
 GET AWAY IN MORNING

when all were in bed before ten o'clock. The drawing for numbers will take place tonight at Donofrios when the Motorcycle club meets for that purpose
 There will in all likelihood be num- Der Of post entries for the race. Henri D. Ross. newspaper man of Globe, arrived last night with machine from the Gila county seat. having driven the way from there since noon. The ma chine will be entered for the race and sent out tomorrow morning in charge of Bill Gerig
 number of motorcycle fans left for Prescott yesterday in order to be on hand at the finish of the race and cheer the local boys as they ride across the last barrier Prescott is all agog over the coming of the riders and the Mile High City will be for d while on the Moter map of the United States Dy reason of the presence of the racing contingent from Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02

tragedy has been averted by the timely appearance of the motorcycle officer
 Officer Collins also has been of material assistance to the park com mission in preventing the destruction of property by thoughtless or care less tourists. He finds the motor cycle vecy economical for patrol work So far, he has ridden more than 1000 miles and has never had puncture, and he finds the cost of operating the two- wheeler very low.
 Another historic spot which is now guarded by a motorcycle patrolman is the part of the old Santa Fe Trail which is incorporated in the park system of Kansas City. Mo. ana which is patrolled by Motorcycle Officer Merritt. This is the trail which the famous scout and Indian fighter. Kit Carson, frequently used
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
SALEM NEEDS HELP
American Red Cross Will Issue New
 Appeal
rAssoCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1


 SALEM, July Both the Ameri- can Red Cross and the States Relief committee. emphasized anew the need fo. more funds for caring for destitute fire sufferers The States Relief committee voted to reissue the appeal for financial assistance made late Saturday night. Miss Ma bel T. Boardman, chairman of the national relief bureau of the Ameri- can Red Cross, authorized a state ment to the American people in which she said:
 ''The need for assistance for Salem is much greater than was at first be '. lieved. Thousands of persons not only lost their homes, which were generally insured, but the destruction of the large mills deprived them of their work. A thousand are living in tents and must be cared for until work and shelter can be obtained.'
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 MEET IN FLAGSTAFF

\ large number of prominent mem bers of the Knights of Columbus are leaving Phoenix for the purpose of attending the annual convention of Arizona Knights of Columbus. which meets this year-on July } and at Flagstaff, in Coconino county.
 The convention proper does not open until the 9th inst, but on the 5th there will be an exemplification of the third degree by R. W. Kramer and staff-the staff being chosen from representatives of lodges in Cali fornia. Arizona and New Mexico. It is anticipated that fully one hundred visiting knights will crowd the city of Flagstaff for the proceedings.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
Great Interest Being Shown in Gasoline Grind to the Mile High City Which Begins Early Tomorrow Morning

About everything is in readiness for the big motorcycle race between Phoe- nix and Prescott which starts tomor row morning from the board of trade building. Starter Bullard will send the gasoline gridirons away three minutes apart on the grind to the Mile High City.
 An immense amount of interest is being taken in the work of the boys of the two wheeled flyers. and quite a crowd will be out. even at ,: 30 in the morning 10 see the start. There are ten entries to date. the list of which was published in The Republican of yesterday morning.
 That the youngsters are taking the test seriously was betokened last night
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
TROUBLE IN OIL REGION
Presence of Aguilar's Troops Does Not
 Restore Confidence
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 TAMPICO, July 1.-Apprehension of trouble continued in the Paneco oil re- gcn today among the foreign element. The arrival of troops sent by General Aguiiar apparently did not restore con fioence and the company directed that all employees return to Tampico.
 This is said to be in response to q cable from London. Other companies i'll the same region have boats ready to bring their employees to Tampico at a moments notice. It is understood here that Admiral Mayo will hold another conference tomorrow with Acting Gov ernor Delara relative to protection Of the oil fields.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
MEDIATION HALTS (Continued from Page One.)

thus far. The recess of mediation still holds in effect the armstice be- tween the United States and the Hu- erta government at Vera Cruz. No protocol has been signed as yet indi- eating when the American forces will be withdrawn from Vera Cruz This has been left for consideration after the two Mexican factions agree on the new provisional government
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02

The Boston Braves are first in fielding and last in batting according to the National league averages. Ev
 idently Evers and Maranville are do- ing the fielding for the Braves, while Hub Perdue takes care of the bat ting. sa < mx q,
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
Where They Play Today
National League

National League Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Chicago
 American League Cleveland at Detroit
 New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia.
 Federal League St. Louis at Kansas City Chicago at Indianapolis Baltimore at Pittsburg.
 Buffalo at Brooklyn.
 Coast League Venice at Portland. Sacramento at San Francisco Oakland st Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02

The Chicago White Sox have sign ed Delos Brown, d young infielder. Billy Sullivan. who discovered the says he looks like com
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
JEANETTE oUTPoINTs JOHNSON
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHJ

ASSOCIATED PRESS DTSPATCHJ
 NEW YORK. July 1.-Joe Jean cite. of Hoboken, outpointed Battling Jim Johnson. colored heavyweight of Philadelphia in ten rounds.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
American League
Nationals Take Third

WASHINGTON. July 1-Washing- ton won the third straight game from New York by batting McHale and Cole in timely fashion. Shaw was unsteady. but good in the pinches and received fine support.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
Federal League
Standings
CrandaII Wins One

KANSAS CITY, July 1.-Kansas City was defeated by St. Louis. The visitors obtained an early lead and were never headed.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
Commuters Beat Bisons

Brooklyn, July 1.-Brooklyn de- feated Buffalo here today Marion held Buffalo to one hit up to the eighth inning, but was hit freely in the seventh and eighth when he was taken out.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
National League
Standinqs
Cheney lnVincible

CHICAGO, July 1.-Larry Cheney held Cincinnati to one lone hit, while his team mates batted Benton oppor- tunelv for two runs and bombarded koestner for five runs in one inn