davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-03
Zatwierdzono projekt ,,settlementu" obok ko-
scioIa sw. Patryka:
Wysnh pon miastem pokomu poWadza ineres - PoWazny
zarzut przeeiw szptaoWi powaoWemu - Elevator spad
osdb pokaeezoyGh' X Spytna iona Aapala meza ma
WiaroIomstwie. - Obradj komitetu republican,
Skego. - NOtatk meSke.
STRAJK w CEGIELNIACH
ZALATWIONO.

ZALA1 WlOINO.
Strajk W ciegielniach, ktory
przynosil codziennie $1,OOO,OOO
straty " ruchu budowlanym / we
wszystkich rzemioslach budowla-
nych, zostal wreszcie za}atwiony.
Wczoraj ogloszono, re urzednl-
cy reprezentujacy unie ceglarzy /
ich pracodawcy podpisali kon-
trakt ma 5 lat i re robota bedzie
w'pelnym ruchu, skoro tylko do
starczone bedq wagony kolejowe
do przewozu cegiel.
Po chwilowem zastoju W roko-
waniach po zapowiedzi, IL pra-
codawcy otworza cegielnie z po-
mocq robotnikow nieunijnych,
strajk zaiatwiono ma tych samych
warunkach, jake uhia odrzuciia
pred 3 tygodniami. Robotnicy,
ktorzy pobierali mniej niz 40 CEN
tow ma godzine, otrzymaja pod
wyzki l centa ma godzine. Praco-
dawcy zaS .beda mieh wladze pei
na, niezalezna Cd unii, najmowa-
MIA wydalania robotnikow. Kon-
trakt ten bedzie pelnomocnym
przez 5 lat. Po uplywie tego O.
kresu, mozliwoSc wybuchu no.
wego strajku W razie niezadowo-
lenia unionistow ZOsta}a przeWi-
DIANA wyeliminowana takim
Srodkiem; pracodawcy maja swa
strone sporu przedfozyc cz}on-
kom bezpoSrednio, kt6rzy nastep-
ME maja balotowac mad kwestya,
czy strajk ma bye ogloszony,
czy ME. Bee zezwolenia czfonkow
urzedhikom uni strajku ME VOL
no urzadzac.
Do zalatwienia strajku dopro-
wadzili: wydziai doradczy rady
rzemiosi budowlanych, urzedni-
cy generalnej uni woznicow u
rzednicy uni woznic6w ceglar-
skich. Ma wspolna konierencye
powyzsi wezwali sekretarza uni
ceglarzy, F. KarStena i oswald
czyli mu kategorycznie, re strajk
musi bye zakohczony bez wzgle-
du ma koszt, jezeli ten ME Ego
dzi sic ma warunki, W takim razie
inne unie - jak unia maszyni-
stow unia robotnikow dacho-
week terra Gotta" dostarcza ro-
botnikow unijnych ma prowadze-
ME cegielni. Ma takie ,dlctum a
cerbum" w}asnych konfratrow,
ME pozostawalo Kastenowi mic in
nego, jak tylko ustapic i przyjac
warunki, odrzucone pred trzema
tygodniami.
Strajk ten, chociaz bezpoSred-
Mo dotyczyl tylko 1000 robotni-
kow, spowodowal powszechny
zast6j W ruchu budowlanym, z
zniewalajac 10000 ludzi do przy
musowego proznowania. Rozpo--
ezaf sic dnia 9go marca, II. ma po-
czqtku - sezonu budowlanego,
przyprawiajac wszystkich intere-
sowanych bezposrednlo Posred-
nio wielkie straty.
Kraza take dose ogolnie po-
gioski re strajk byi rozmyslnie
urzadzony ma to, ably dopomodz
fabrykantom do pozbycia sic wy
sokich cen podrzednych cegiei,
kt6rych nagromadziiy sic wielkie
stosy po cegielniach ktore ME
mozliwem byle- sprzedac W nor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-03
TeIegramy zagTaDIGzna.
SYTUACYA MEXY-
KANSKA.

Niaraga Falls, 3 czerwca. -
Oyktator Huerta przez swych
parlamentaryuszy ziozyl oswald
:zenie, re gotow jest ustapic pod
warunkiem tym - IL w czasie le-
20 ustapienia pokoj w Mexyktl
zostanie przywrocony W sposob
TAXI, re bedzie to gwarancya do
1rzymania go ma przyszioSc. Ere
sta oSwiadczenie cale jest ogol-
aikowe mowiace w rzeczywisto-
sci niewiele. RownoczeSnie O.
esoszenien oswiadczenia Huerty
9oSrednicy A. B. c. wystosowali
odpowiedz dla Carranzy ma jego
.apytanie, jak konferencya odby-
wac sic moze bez udziaiu konsty-
!ucyonalistow poznania ich zda-
lia o sytuacyi mexykanskiej: od-
powiedz Z kolei pyta Carranze,
.zy ME bedzie skionny do zawar--
.ia zawieszenia broni pertrak--
towania ma takiej podstawie, jak
sic pertrakuje z Huerta Stana--
nj; ma to zapytanie nalezy znowu
odpowiedzi Carranzy oczekiwac,
Agentura konstytucyonalistow W
n. Yorku wczoraj oglosila, re w
Narunkach, podanych W oswald
.zeniu Huerty, ME moze rad koh
;tytucyonalistow pertraktowac Z
Huerta, zadajac jego usuniecia sic
kraju bez wszelkich wzgledow
,tawiania wrunkow.
Tampico, 3 czerwca. - Oczeku
ia tn przybycia statku ,Antilla" Z
\. Yorku, wiozacego broh dla re-
xolucyonistow i zapasy amunicyi
:akt ten przysparza sporo Aopo-
tn Stanom, poniewaz portu a
merykanskiego przywoza te bron
wbrew zakazowi rzadu amery-
<anskiego, oraz postanowieniom
,olubownej konferencyi i zawie-
;zenia broni: Amerykanie popro-
stu spe}nilj obecnie to samo mic
izynarodowe przestspstwo, ia
<iego ostatnio dopusciiy sig okre-
ty niemieckie oYpiraRga" ,,Ba-
1aria". Sprawa ia zapewne nowe-
20 narobi halasu.
Vera Cruz, 3 czerwca. - Stwler
dzono tu Gala pewnoScia, re Me
xykanie prywatnie przemycaJa
znaczne zapasy broni amunl--
wi do miasta, W ktorem przeby--
wa okoio 10000 dawnych zolnie =
rzy mexykahskieh, ktorzy niemal
wszyscy Posiadaja broh, W razie
ataku ma miasto swoich rodakow
ID zewnatrz niezawodnie uderzy-
liby ma Amerykanow cd We
wnatrz. Funston jest wobec tego
bezsilny: wiadze amerykahskle
aresztowaly kilkanascie osob "a
przemycanie broni, ale to ME "a
radzi sprawie, ktora przedstawia
sic coraz grozniej.
Durango, 3 ezerwca. - Fede-
ralni zostali -pobici w trzech
wielkich bitwach. stoczonych W
Dstanich dniach miedzy San Lo-
ais Potosi i Zacatecas: wzieto
.naczna liczbe jehc6w, ktorych
gszystkich konstytucyonaliscl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-03

Przyjemny zapaoh miesa i kawy
spozywanych przez innych wiez-
niow w White Plains skusil os-
miu anarchistow z szeregu sto--
warzyszenia Industrial Workers
,, of the World giodowka przez
, Mich urzadzona Poszla w zapoml-,
nienie. Tylko pieciu ME chcialo
jeSc i jeden Mich L tego powodu
talerzem w glove uderzyi jedne-
60 uczestnikow pozadanej bic
shady.
Rebecca Edelson przy}aczyla
sic r6wniez do lamistrajkow jad-
la Z rezerwa.
- To wszystko do niczego -
powiedziaia zydowka do szeryfa,
kiedy jej pozywienie podano.
- Przeciez moja rodzina to sa-
mo je- odpowiedzial szeryf.
Metodyski pastor przyrzeh
brac udzial W dyspucie publicz--
nej wodzami powyzszego sto--
warzyszenia. Dysputa ia odbedzle
sic ma cmentarzu, ktory znajduje
sic przy zborze jego. Prze--
civ temu zaprotestowali czionko-
vie jego zDoru . moze tego po-
wodu przyjdzie do awantury.
FAkSZYWY BAHATER.
Washington, 3 .czerwca.
Daniel Vinton Jauch, stroz w
gmachu rzadowym zajmowanym
przez Department rolnlcwa
chcial dojSc krotka droga do for
tuny slawy.
Zamiast zdobyc sic ma przy-
domek bohatera i czlowieka mad
zwyczajnej odwagi, ktory zaslu--
guje ma podwyzke W zapiacle,
Iauch zostaI umieszczony W VIE
zieniu i tam prawdopodobnle od-
wiedzi 90 lekarz, ktory Zbada Je-
60 umysl.
Jauch spowodowai panlke W
gmachu wczoraj popoludniu. Ia
czal on krzyczec przerazliwie ma
wszystkie strony, re W gmachu
znaiduje sic bomba dynamltowa l
ma wszystkie SwietoSci zaklinai
wszystkich, by uciekah z ~
ciem.
sledztwo pozniej wykazaio, ze
LAUGH sam bombe do gmachu
przyni6si, "a uczynil to dla tego,
by dostac tytu} bohatera pod
wyzke. -.
lest on republikaninem VIE
dial co 60 ewentualnie czeka.
Chciai przeto bye bohaterem, a
takiego demokraci nie mogliby z
piracy wydalic.
SENATOR LEWIS w TARA
PATACH.
Washington, 3 czerwca. = Be-
nator Lewis ma swoje ciezkle
czasy urzednikami federalnyml'
Wczoraj do muru przypari go
kongresman og6lu Williams, ma
korego wing. Lewis nieraz zwalai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-03
ECHA KATASTROFY.


odbyi sic tu pierwszy pogrzeb
ofiar katastrofy Empress of Ire
land: 10 ciai pochowano uroczy-
Scie przy udziale wiadz kraju i
miasta niezliczonych tlumow
publicznoSci. Ma dzien s bm. ma
znaczono poczatek rozpraw Sled
czych co do przyczyn katastrofy.
w dokach dalej odbywya sic ma
der utrudniona idenyfikacya cial
- zachodzi przytem bardzo vie ,
lie pomyiek, sporow i seen nader
przykryoh: mp, cialo jednego
dziecka az 5 rflatek uwazaio "a
swego dzieciecia zwioki; wiele
cial jest juz zmienionych do ME
poznania, niektore poznaje sic
tylko po rzeczach, jake sic ma
Mich znajduja, po klejnotach itp.
Statek ,,Storstad" powod kolizyi
i nieszczeScia calego znajduje sic
W Montrealu: stan jego jest ro-
wniez krytyczny, okret ma caly
prod strzaskany i liczne inne usz-
kodzenia odnieSione w kolizyi Z
Empress of Ireland. Okret i ka-
pitan jego Anderson pozostaja w
stanie oskarzenia pod aresztem:
kapitan twierdzi, re szybkoSc sta
tku Empress" byla znacznie WIG
ksza Cd jego wlasnej, CO tez mia
10 sic przyczynic do katastrofy,
IA Empress" zgineio oprocz ma
sy calej .bagazu i towaru koszto-
wnego 15S workow poczty gaze
towel; 81 worow listow, 3O8 pa
GEEK, 1903 pakietow listow re-
gestrowanych, oraz przekazow
pienieznych ma jakich $15O,OOO,
Ostatnie obliczenia podaja liczbe
ofiar ma 1924.
WATYKANU.
Rzym, 8 czerwca. - Papiez
Plus x. obchodzif wczoraj swa
79ta rocznice urodzin: otrzymal z
tego powodu zyczenia ze wszyst-
kich stron swiata.
z FRANCYI.
Paryz, 3 czerwca. - Nowego
gabinetu ministeryainego po re-
zygnacyi gabinetu Doumergue je-
szcze ME ukonstytuowano W pa
lacu prezydenta Poincare'a odby-
waja sic narady W tel kwestyi z
przywodcami stronnicw parla--
mentarnych: powiadaja, re pre-
mierem zostanie Viviani, dawniej-
sly minister oSwiaty.
z HISZPANII.
Madryt, 3 czerwca. - Bawi tn
Kermit Roosevelt, syn ex-prezy-
depta amerykanskiego, ktory w
dniu 10 bm., ma sic tu zenic pna
Willard, corka ambassadors anne
rykanskiego W Hiszpanii. Ojciec
jego dazy ma Stub syna. Rad
francuski specyalne wydal po--
wcdu podrozy Roosevelta pole
cenia, pozwalajac mu ma Przejazd
przez terytorya Francyi, jake da-
wnemu panujacemu. Kraza po--
gioski, IL anarchiSci hiszpanscy
zwrocili uwage ma pobyt Roose--
velta W Hiszpanii, tego powodu
policya roztoczyia baczna opieke
mad gosciem amerykanskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-03
q WATYKANU.

Rzym, 8 czerwca. - Papiez
Plus x. obchodzif wczoraj swa
79ta rocznice urodzin: otrzymai
tego powodu zyczenia ze wszyst-
kich stron Swiata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-03

j. B. FalIascn wypozyulh pienladze
ma realnost, sprzeLaje karty okFeto'
wa realnosci. 1146 Noble utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-03
Z Koh's;..... lcyi
PoluboWnej.
Oswiadczenia Huerty Carranzy.
Ciekawy Incydent.
POSTEPY REWOLUCYONIST0W.
ECha KataStrOfy naRzeCe$W WaWrzyiCa
Urodziny Papieza. - Z Francyl
Roosevelt W Hszpanii. Z AngEi.
Odznaczenie Selmy LagerlOef
ZKUBY. - STRASZNA ZBR0DNIA.
&anda naynaGs. Pu godiWCG anaGhis6W - Wksze Wy
HagOdzsns dIa kOsl "a p1sW6z pOGz. - NsszGzg$iVW
Dadek, - Senator 0DaaCh
kOIsi "a przsW6z pOGzty. - NlsszGzg$IiWy IVY
padsk. - Senator " OpaIaCh.

stracili, nadto zdobyli sporo amu-
nicyi i karabinow.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23

war with Mexico could be sent down
there to do the fighting it might not
be such bad proposition. But they
are not available as soldiers, and
probably not as much Of anything
else to speak of. The useful folks
are much too valuable at home to be
sent off to become targets for "grea-
ser" bandits.
Some of the public boards certainly
make all the rest Of us feel bored,
Old Bill Williams says that nothing
is finer than to smoke his pipe in the
sunshine on the south side Of his
shanty the first pretty day in spring.
lsuppose we will be compelled tc
listen to the II told you so" from
those who said we were to have an
open winter. If they have sense
enough to quit now while their credit
is good their reputation as weather
prophets may last few weeks.
The idea of putting the auto t
work at furnishing power for running
corn shelters and the like does moi
take well with me. The wear and
tear on an expensive automobile
would soon pay for an engine that is
built for hard service. To me il
looks too much like putting span Of
roadsters to work on the gang pillow
or the disk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity is Here, Backed by
Butler Testimony.

The Opportunity is Here, Backed by
Butler Testimony.
Don't take our work for it.
Don't depend on strangers state
ment. q
Read Butler endorsement.
Read the statements of Butler citi-
zens, and decide for yourself. Here
is one case Oft:
M. S. Clay, 211 N. High ST., Butler,
NO., says: II had lumbago and was
also bothered by the irregular pas
sages of the kidney secretions. When
suffering intensely, got a box Of
Doan's Kidney Pills at Frank Clay's
Drug Store, and they soon brought
me relief. l can add nothing to my
former endorsement except to say
that am in good health, although
well along in years.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other. adv. 26-2t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23
FARM BURROWS.
farmer and StoeknAn.

farmer and stoekmAn.,
Close-fisted folks are not always the
full-handed ones.
With a woman fib is only lie
when the other woman tells it.
Work always piles up on a lazy
man, but he never loses sleep over it.
The man who loves the spring
weather finds his greatest delight in
the country.
When a woman wants to keep a
secret she knows better than to let q
man share it.
Don't forget that the right time to
paint is when Mother Nature is paint
ing things green.
A woman who sells herself into
matrimony often finds it hard to col
lect the price Of the bargain.
Tarazis a-athole world of differ
-ene twesH being = good roads
cusseE my friend. j u
think that one interfering mother
in-law does more to fix the reputa-
ton Of her class than ninety and nine
good ones.
Some women think that being a
successful wife consists in being able
to hold a mans nose on the grind
stone without making the sparks fly.
The word efficiency" looms larger
land larger in the lexicon Of affairs
these days. And by the same token
there is smaller and smaller room for
the tippler.
The kerosene and gasoline stoves
for summer cooking have done away
with the woodpile to great extent
land no complaint is heard neither
from the wood cutters nor the one
who does the cooking.
Old Titewad says that he used to
get a good deal Of pleasure out, OF
taking the preachers folks mess Of
mice lettuce now and then, but this
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23
Clarke Nominated by PIP.

Little Rock; Ark, April 15.-United
States Senator j. P. Clarke was re-
nominated by majority of 212 over
Judge w. F. Kirby, according to an.
nouncement today by the Democratic
State Central Committee, which has
just completed a canvass Of the vote
at the recent State primary. IF
Supporters Of Judge Kirby an
nounced a contest would be instituted
and carried before the Democratic
State Convention in Pine Bluff in
June.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23
new preacher they have now raises
finer lettuce than he does.

new preacher they have now raises
finer lettuce than he does.
To the man who has nothing to do
but talk the world seems to be awful
ly busy. If he finds some one who
has time to burn it is apt to be one
who wants to talk as much as he
does, or, maybe little more.
Many worthy woman has to take
the greediness of her husband as the
only compliment to her cooking she
can hope to receive. II you like the
victuals your wife dishes up to you
brag on her little to her face.
This is a good time to clean up the
front yard and make it spick and span
for the summer. This, of course, is
for looks. After that the back yard
needs attention. This is for profit
and the cleaner it is kept, the greater
is the profit.
While i is the right thing to get
into the fields as early as possible it
his well to remember 4 that good thing
| can be over done. Better work and
more Of it can be done when the fields
are ripe" than when they are sticky.
''Be sure you are right, then go
ahead"
l have always thought that the
proper way to fill silo was to tramp
the outside solid as possible and leave
the center to take care of itself, but
quite a number of complaints are be-
ing made this winter about finding
moldy spots in the center of the silo
while the outside is sweet.
There are very few farmers who
are not glad to see the robin when he
comes hopping around to let us know
that spring his here. Let us do our
best to protect Mr.. Robin and all the
other songsters that sing and work
tor us. :. A summer without birds
would be about as cheerful as pris-
on cell.
If the fellows who are hollering for
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23

One Minute Papers. a..
How to Feed the Baby-Mrs. Ellis.
How to Feed the School Girl-Mrs.
Pheasant.
How ito Feed the Farmer-Mrs.
Laney.
How TO Feed the Sick-Mrs. Hunt.
Reading-Mrs. Atcheson.
"Great duties lie before me and
great songs.
The Dark Ages--Miss Pipes.
Lafayette-Mrs. N. D, Brown.
Quartette,
. o. Missouri Farmer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23

$500 down and balance $1,000 on
terms of 4 or S years buys house
worth $4,000 if sold this week. For
sale by Hiram Nichols. 27-1t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23

story, sit right down before the en-
thusiasm wanes, and write us. Then
get your women together and form
one of these splendid factors in the
betterment of farm life, country
culture club.
The program Of their club, which
Mrs. Chaplin kindly sent is an ideal
one in its praeticability and its
breadth.
We give two days copied from this
year book. You will observe how
timely are the subjects considered
meats and butchering in November
and how the cultural is combined
with the practical.
NOVEMBER TWELFTH
IA thankful heart is not only the
greatest virtue, but the parent of all
virtues
Hostess, Mrs. BrOWnSfield.
Responses. Thanksgiving quota
tons.
Economical Uses of Meat on the
Farm-Mrs. Pheasant.
Short Talks.
Butchering-Mrs. Laney.
Curing and Keepinq-Mrs. Atche-
son.
Sausage-Mrs. C. Lampkin.
Reading-Miss Eunice Pipes.
'Paris is no longer France and the
rural population is become a ruling
power in politics."
Paris, the art center of the world
Mrs. Donohue.
MAY FOURTEENTH
''That all.softening over towering
knell.
That tocsin of the soul-the dinner
bell"
Byron.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23

Hostess-Mrs. Epple.
Responses-Origin Rhymes.
The meaning of Home Economics
Mrs. Clyde Chaplin.
The Relation of Food to Health
Miss Della Blew.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-20
Flashes From the
Big League Diamonds

lin Thorpe showed what may he
expected 81 him In the Intcrnntion-
al lenEur when he Joins Toronto,
~ slnmming ont four hits ia hYe
times up Ia the Paterson-t.inntS
~econd team game.
Brooklyn ~ prominently on the
plants H. represented by leaders ln
both the National aud Federal
leagues.
Thcy'il have 90 do better In the
Ivdcrnl LEAGUE than ~t. touts aud
class with the majors. The latter
iinrd gave 80 passes.
R~RRrd~ from clark CrIfnth 90
the fowls browns are due fodus
Tor the iattcr's stopping of hi
cages Winning streak.
OId man Wagner u q pretty
tiNriN mummy la hts last 1--WE
gnmrS his records stands 90 times
"a batg hitst : put0uts. aud as
~i~t~. aud nu error.
Eddie Coilins. with the season
eight das- oid, -tiii has his Hr-t
hu 81 the tnti season Co act.
Hose Frdcrats Ind anothrr 81
ira iuninu Eame Nc.trrdnN. tntch-
~ " Wilson. 81 the Chifrds. tied "a
up Ia the nInth with q honier. 10
took kansas CIV unfii the ne
tesnth 80 Win. go u.
rhr ub- hnd their batting
clothes ou against ~. Louis. Ia the
eighth theg rmote srtner hard
enounh Toe seven runs. 1.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-20
Weak Hitting In the Spring

Hitting in the spring generally
comes TO club overnight, just as II
did TO the Tigers In time for Satur
days game with Cleveland Nobody
can explain Just why II does. The
whole club seems 10 strike It's stride
about the same time and start slug
ging
The pitchers are never right until
just about the time for the league sea
son TO begin. Seldom does tWirler
nave everything he can put on the ball
until he starts his first league game
and sometimes not then lie rounds
into condition fast at this time or the
year, especially II he has any good
weather
The batters, on the other hand, hay-
ing been hitting minor league pitching
all spring except when they batted
against their own pitchers who were
themselves not in shape. are not ready
for the best OF speed and curves. The
batting eye takes longer 20 get right
than the pitching arm.
The minor league pitching that the
Tigers and other major league clubs
have been facing tempted them 10
take long swings and hit the ball very
hard They fell into the habit or do.
ing this and when they faced real
hurting they still tried too hard TO kill
the ball. with the result that they
were ineffective.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-20
TIGERS TAKE FIRST TWO FROM The
MAPS, WINNING EACH BY One RUN

The Tigers added 10 the woe OF
the Maps and to their long string of
defeats by taking both Saturdays and
Sundays game by one run. The
score Saturday was AZ. and sunday,
20
George Boehler started Sunday s
game for the Tigers but was Wild
Dubuc replaced him in the fourth
inning. Kahler went all the way for
Cleveland aud looked good except in
The third and-eis-lA- ,s----p4 hen
the Tigers punched hits With Cleye-
land errors
With the score tied and Bush and
Cobb on the bags through passes,
kahler passed Crawford purposely TO
get Veach for the third out. but Bob
singled 90 center, winning the game.
The Tigers scored three in the
third, singles by Moriarty and Boeh.
ler double by Kayanagh and a
single by cobb turning the trick
The Maps counted six in the fourth
inning FIVE hits an error and a stol-
en base doing the damage. Boehler
was removed in This inning.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-20
Prendergast is In Training for
First Time for Bout With White
r .oHNNY PRENDERGAsT, one
busy little body these days.

20 PRENDERGAST, rho
days
- n life said today as no octe
Brother Frank 81 ggbt
actually working get into shape for
AZ Lansing, Thursday"
doesn't get battle n
pulling
q international
eight miles OF road work in the morning and through
nsuaft
Is the only natroi
both
Detroit heretofore
be
q the wnts
o
near TO bout kjuane
and
"A bout
10
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The Detroit times., 1914-04-20

In the eighth an error by Olson on
kavanaghs grounder gave Kavvy a
life Cobb doubled, Veach tripled
and Burns singled, tying the count
with three runs The Tigers there
upon nosed out in the ninth.
Mark Hall was started against the
Maps Saturday, but was derricked in
the second lRHiHg after FIVE hits had
been made of him, Miles Main. the
recruit from Buffalo. being sent in TO
-frtffze mis- debut Tie Tigers found
Mitchell, the Maps southpaw, fairly
easy and won their game of him be
fore Collamore. a Toledo recruit took
his place.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-20
LAW SUIT IN THE WAKE
OF THE BOWLING TOURNEY

A Law suit follows in the wake OF
the Michigan state bowling tourna-
ment which closed last night on the
Garden allays here. Martin Cooney,
OF Saginaw, says that he will ask the
Wayne county circuit court to grant
him an order restraining President f..
y. Ryan from distributing the prize
money on the ground that he is EMIT
led 70 some. He was barred from
participating in the tournament when
Ryan called the ball ne was using
illegal because II weighed more on
one side than the other
r. Klug won the singles with a
score OF go. Klug and Stone took
tho doubles with 1875. The Detroit
Journals took the fiye-man event,
with 2,S72.