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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-29

nave DeeH SO IoF the DeSt part OF
uecaue'
he paupef population OF the state
ial'S niue snort OF ooO. Ihat Is
one pauper Tor each 3ooo OF the
N'hu making HVihg' ana a good
olle~-tile kihd mat now owns $2oo,-
ooo'ooo worth oil i've stock and IN
','0 '''o' : - i''oii'''9 nav t "u"e" more
''''' 0V'''9' ~ '''7'i ''N"'''
/ " '''''''' - op0' -
Al one time not long ago the JalIS
IN ." counties were empty and %
counties were on the roll as having
no prisoners serving sentence IN the
pehltenuary. Some counties have
not called a jury to try criminal
case III ~ years and the attorney
general says grand jury IS so I'M
common that han our people would
not know what it is and how to use
1t.
For still other reasons Kansas can
afford to lose tWo-thirds of one corn
crop without having to renew the
calamity howls which once went rasp-
ing through the nation from that
grassy quadrangle whose dream is
the realization Of the impossible"
and which for % years has been
making that dream come true
Instood Of boing n1aeterad from
end to and with MORTGAGES held bv
Fasteners as was the case two dec.
adae AGO ber own naoDIe this wear
hold more than $4,000 600 in this
form of wealth an increase Of over
5oo nor cant in five wears
Tnstoad of baino hammered Inv q
Iorgo ross of iIIftaratas- 20 wears
900 "a nor cont of bar Donu1ation
oo,,o ,,ndor mic bood ber prosan+
ro+io of-o nor cont is next to the low
oct !, tbo 1and and tvo-thirds lower
+bo, ,roceoorrsotts Including Pos
tor
yyhora "CockoIess" Jerry Simpson
orco nroacbad nonulism now William
AlIor yvbi+o doliobts world with
bis VIII and wisdom In place of
Corrio Nation,s creeds punctuated
with Ratchet tbwacIls we have Ed
uowo,s uncomfortable books of travel.
PIT tho nrido Of Kansas is not
nonrod nm in few names that shine
ou+ oaoins+ ann BACKGROUND of
r,odioorit,, Har boast is an average
80 n1,vsicol and mental ability not
eouaIad nv any other state.
T. :, chic uncommon prevalence Of
sound minds in sound bodies that
hos rodrcod her death rate from II
- nor +boueand in 20 wears,
tbouob tho former nercentage still
,,oIds onono bor neigbbors. 1t is
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-29
nlyl-ju2G

In the whole fled of medicine
there is not healing remedy that
will repair damage to the flesh more
quickly than BILLIARDS. SNOW
LlNlMENT. In cuts. wounds
sprains, burns, scalds and rheuma-
tism, its healing and penetrating
power is extraordinary. Price 25c
soc and $1oO per bottle. Sold by
Watts Pharmacy. may
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-29

c. p. Ry. lands in Canada from $1I
to $50 per acre on 20-year payments.
Cheaper than homesteads and the c.
p. r. will back you VIM. Porter &
Co. my1-ju26
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-29

Housekeeping rooms for rent. 405
Mckenzie St Phone 102 r.
my1 5iu5
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-29

Pimento and Tasty cheese make
good sandwiches. Try a package.
SANDERS GROCERY. Phone 80.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-29

- ''e olher states. but man for man,
'u' ''ea'Se wealth faster than any
'''' she Keeps her own healthier
s'''O I1eneF 'han any other, and offers
~ me world consideration rec
'0 VI moral and material progress
'ne IKE OF which has not been seen
S''''e c''lIizauon daWned in the val
ICY 5 ol the Nile and ;hc Euphrates.
"oush forced to acknowledge
inns we can not help thinking it
sl'""se. The people who settled in
N"HSas We're not different on the
"Ho'e' from those who pioneered in
'l"hoIs' Iowa and Nebraska. Nor
'''3 'ne SOIL and climatic conditions
SFe"'Iy unlike, Indeed the odds are
uhI"Forahie to Kansas. so far as nat
'F"I conditions are concerned. Yet
many OF the facts here arrayed could
not be spoken Of these states.
30 something would seem TO be the
matter with Kansas.
Something is the matter with her.
mat something, We believe. can be
hoIIed down into these first II words
constituting an amendment made to
ler constitution in 1881:
~ he manufacture and sale Of in
toNlcating liquor shall be forever
prohibited in this state"
1t is this fundamental provision.
fought and eyaded in some localities
as it was for a quarter-century. and
strictly enforced in all parts of the
state only within the last five years.
that has helped Kansas to flaunt
| Notwithstanding bank account i'm
the face of a partial crop failure: that
relieves her of spending much time.
strength and money on paupers.
criminals, insane and feeble-minded;
that gives her people the best OF
chances for living and the fewest ex-
cuses for dying
1t is this defiance of what other
states have legalized as a necessary"
evil that has helped to make her
citizens the richest per capita in the
country and the richest Of any aeri-
cultural folk in the world; that has
given her a permanent school fund
of $1O,0O000O and has reduced her
illiteracy to an almost NEGLIGIBLE
quantity.
1t is this insistence upon what
slaves of custom have always snaeged
at as impractical" if not impossible.
that has helped to give her a balance
Of more than a million and a quarter
IN her state treasury and no bonde2
debt. save 100000 held by the pei
manent school fund; this alone that
makes possible the statement that rs
per cent of her 400 900 school chill
G"ep never have seen a saloon.
For even while the Iimor interests
succeeded in eyading the law in many
Instances. and boasted that prohfLt-
ton was a failure in Kansas. coy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-29

"Diadem' hard wheat flour, $1.7j
at Huneerford $. Quality guaranteed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-29

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
s0sa. GOO (. y o . I. q /. (.
PINnCO RACE ENTRIES
. osoc GOO. 90. . . . . Z.

PIMICO MD May ls FIRST RACE -
Fourt and one hhh iurlongs lausn, lu- .
Toronto. lO2 Star of Love, lu2 fenroc,4
lO5. CLEANING 100 Strome lO5, Sceipy u
los. Jesse Jr l07. Sire Edgar no
SECOND RACE Handicap, . turlongs
Farmer Joe 81. ohenault ~ Miss Mo
mputs. 100 uughic Ouinn 100 Prince
Chan. Jos. NOutcslm, lO5. Elma lu',
Rolrpy. lOg SrmiQua,er. lO6
THIRD RACE Selling, handicap iur'
longs. Margaret Nrlte. 90 Niccty va
Harvest Queen. 90. iodling 96 Chiffon
Queen. 90 Bobby Cook 93. Molly llcnards.
o. Elsewhere 90 llemis, Jr. S9; h!r
LumRa 90. I'm STREAM. lul Frog lo3t
ROYAL Nane 1903 Sucsrloth. no. stare,
no. Sir Calcdore, no. Little England
10. Gold Cap, ll5.
FOURTH RACE Sieeplcchase. two ana
one fourth miles: urowoc l32 M{kn'
Light. 1856 old Salt l37. Simon Dale l'f'
FIFTH RACE Selling haodieap. 'n'
mile. Irish Gentleman. 0s Belle Of Bvu
Mawr. 0s: Colashmesde, lu2 Joe Flnm
log Knmmdy, l06 Crisco, loo, Feather
Dustcr. 1903
SIXTH RACE Handicap mile and
seventy yards. Ambrose 90 Fhtoway e3
Cross Run. %. Thorn Mn 0s star hHfe
gs Bnrnruate 100. BuulimBv, 100, Water
Wells. 1902. Lochir lu2 Pardncr lo'
Tactics I05: AmulG. los. R,uug Stone.
40. Busha. II9. Flying Fairy ll9
N.ochiel. Pardner BodweIl entry. Gross
FlithwHv Hill Belmont eutr,l
SEVENTH RACE--sellng handicap. d
furours. Shlaah. 90 Phsrosh 99 Nclmu
lO3: Moisant lO5 Spring Mass, loj; Mon
crief 105 Miss Brush, 100. Chilm, li5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
In Mind and Body the
Change is Wonderful.

Afier the depression the stRgnOtion, the
despair over some blood disorder. it is fine
90 wake mp 90 what S s. s. has Hccom-
pllshcd for you after q few days usc. II
puts the nerves and blood IN harmony, IL
arouses he cellular activity OF the liver.
k.Uueys lungs, md other eycptOry organs
TO remove from the blood the body wastes
that cause nearly all sickness.
This means that all decay all breaking
down " tllo tissues, IS checked and repair
work begins S, s 4 has such Influence GA
all local cells a. 20 preserve tAcir mutual
welfare aud GGurd prupcr relative assist.
ance to caca other, Alnro attention Is being
given 90 CaRlyuc medicine than ever before
and y, s. 5. is one " the highest nchieve-
mcn's IN this line. For many years people
relied upon mercury iudlde Of potash, AT
sonic cathartiN and dope as remedies for
blood sickness, but now TIM pure, vegetable
s. r, 5. Is thelr safeguard.
You can get S. s. +, n any drug store,
but insist upon having g. The great Swift
Laboratory Ia Atlanta, Ga, prepares this
famous blood purifier and you should take
no chance by permitting anyone to recon
mend substitute And II your blood con
ditiun is such that You would like TO con
suit Il specialist without charge, address
Medical Dept, The Swift Specific Co, 537
swift Eldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
PlMLICO RESULTS


PrNl.ICO' Nd. MAY ~ FIRST RACE
-Four and nur hall iuhougs, purse Shynrw
BurUsl aul hrst. lhkcr 0RuNrll, om
srcoud. Louise May lkuikht, 4l tnrd
Time. 55 20 Sand Bank Star bId.
kopic and Boiling BRONX Belle also RAM
SECOND RACE Three fourths mile .el
ing. joe kmght .Frauch) 3.g, triH b'i
terry DCalahHul, a.. second hr'I"N IVY
wcun. out third Time, ] "a b. % u,
Buster Golden Castle Whisper Belle a"'
Lord Dunbar also ram ,,-
THIRD RACE one mile selling INs
Crane fScmtuugprl 5.l first hluu btnrd
lRutwrln. eyN, second Nt'rg.o~ ,Nn'ghlI D
third Time. l.il 90. lNates. Napier
Free Trade. Providence ana Finndl also
FolRrH RACE Two and one fourth
mikes. stocplo hHsc Mission thum"lA ''
a.5, first, fAtou lAi'n), second B
SIS ~ Mcrry Task. Bak brook and
Cynosurr also ram
FIFTH RACE Three fourths pIlc, s'lnE
Loheugrm OSchuuirTrrl, b2, hfM Iady
Lightning |rApt1). even second y he HoN
oruur lMcphrrsuul 3 J. thrd lme
1.li2.5. water Lady Napa Nick HalaNy
Louise Travers. llohnoh. Chtt Edge, scrap
per York Lad and Frank Hudson also ra")
SIXTH RACE one mile purse St5om-
boil McTnggaul 80, first hnnwsy ','B
HrD. 1O1. socord. Spearhrad DDAyiehl J T.
unrd Time l.Al Sand Bar. Ray O llght
MHAims Choice and Warlock Rlso RAM
SEVENTH RACE One mile. selling
Fifty.fivo tMcCahey). 81. first Tea Enaugh
tMc'raggart). even, second Cannock, OraN
az thlrd Tune la TO- malls MISS
Eleanor. The Parsop Orntauri. Cooster S'r
Cnlrdore. Mlhy Way and Netmaher also
RAM,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
LOUISVILLE RESULTS
Weather Clear Track Faso

LOUISVILLE, ny, May - IRsr
RACE Three .fourths rifle. selling: Bay
berry Candle tKoderis), al, firsi; Lady
Moonet (waldronl. 2 /. second Ensh (ISy.
lori, out. third Time. i.i3. lsurpashng.
Eustace, Trans Miller, Dainty Mint iudge
Gheens. Edith W Irohwood, Nrs Pell aod
Archery also ram
SECOND RACE Five tighths mile purse.
DR.. Cannan lNeylonl 4-5, hyi. Biz Dud.
iev fTaylor). no second Crcth Of Gold
Martin, ou. third. Time, loo. lllugh
THIRD RACE Three tourths mile. purse
Ssbayo Turner. ~ first; korihaEe tTay.
lor) 80. serord Boois and Saddle Ike
dsrisl. out. third Time. 1.l2 20. tGrs.
culla. ChrFiophiue. Robert Kay Bonnie
Chanee aud ing Boz also RAM
rot RTH RACE -five.eigiths mile: The
Juvenile stAies Mara Cassodv tNeyl0n),
al frst. les frvaNdcs 'mnorl. 81 sec.
ori. JET Roberts lNott'. even. third Time.
1.Ot % tBes. BIB sud 1lckef Lenora,
Diai.y. Corpus, Star Of Night and Katherine
rifYH RACE One nile. purse Solar
Star iKscst. G.1. fr.t. Strous Martin },
even. seoo1d. Rensret lkedcri5l. even, thiTd.
Time. 1.31 -. R1adma'''r tdds'
n Stsppa snG li " Adnir also ranl
SIXTH RACE one and one 'Ntseuth
miles. Selling RsBb RoonsyI. firA
Profueet Martin. ~. second Guide Post
lpi-imorl A. bird. Time. 81 -.
Cloud Chiei. Gen Aarehnoni. Tom hing.
W. " Clart. Lads Eina John q. Weaver.
Sea Cin. Carpstha Camellia and Trans
plrfAiiln also ran.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

HSncr out nt hird base u hirh account
rnNLhLI-a InIlrlrrruLu-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

NBatted for Agutw lh tll
yNBattod for James IN Sth.
NNvBatted for Mcliale In 9th,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
Will TRANSFER CLUB
At MUSkOCEE TODAY
WESTERN ASSOCIATION MAG
MATES TO HOLD SPECIAL
MEETING TODAY.

MUSKOGEE, okla, May Is
Especial A special league meeting
will be held here tomorrow 10 trans
fer the franchise II the Nets to a
business mems club that has already
been organized TO take over the club.
The local promoter 1t is understood.
is out Of money and has expressed
desire TO surrender his holdings.
All the club presidents will attend
the meeting as wen as A. J. Baker
president of the Western Association.
II is said that the parties who will
take over the club today are fnan-
ciany able TO float the club through
out the season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
NJ AIESTER 70 STAY
IN THE ASSOCIATION
AGREEMENT II REACHED Be
TWEEN FANS AND OWNERS
or FRANCHISE.

NPALESTER. okla, May is
Especial McAlaster is going 10 re-
main in the Western Associate. that
is practically settled, although no
agreement has been reached l-.wes n
Jerry Kane, owner and manage aud
local fans. Kane today gave Mch ies-
ter the choice NJ raising an addi-
ti0nsl donation or purchasing his
franchise outright a meeting OF fans
viii be held Tuesday morning 90 de-
eide. It Is understood that .he NTc-
Alester situation viii also be
threshe1 out a. the meeting of
league magnates in Muskogee Tues
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
A Message To Thin,
Weak, ScraWny Folks
An Easy way to Gain 10 to 80 Pounds 0f
Solid Healthy, Permanent Flesh.


Thin, noryorH undey5oped men and
women everywhere ara heard 10 shy; 4
can underbt6nd why J do not get fat.
eat plenty Of good nOurishpg food. This
reason s inst this: You cannot get fat,
no matter hug much YOU eat, unless your
digestive organs Assimilate the fHt-making
elements of your food, instead Of passing
them out through the body as waste.
What IL needed Is means OF gently
wrEng the Gssimilativo functions OF the
stomach and iutostucB 10 absorb the
blood where they may reach the starved,
,hrunken, run down tissues and build them
mp. The thin PERSONS body is like a dry
sponge eager and hungry for the fatty
materials Of which it is being deprived by
the failure of the almentHry canal ~ tnkJ
them from the food. The best way 10 uver'
come this sinful waste Of flesh buildnN
elements aud 70 stop the leakage Of fats j.
TO use Sargol, the recently discovered regen-
era'iyo force that rs recommended 50 highly
by physirIRns here Gld abroad Take lit.
tle Sargol tablet with every meal and notic-
how quickly your checks nm cut and rolls
" firm healthy flesh are deposited over
your body covering each bony anglo aud pro-
iccung point
shacllc Drug Co and other good druggists
have Nargol or can get II from their whole
salrr mud will refund your money II YOU are
not satisfied with the gain in weight IL
package u Is Inexpensive, easy 10 take ana
Uant'on While Sargo has produced re-
maraHble results in overcoming HeryOus
dypepsiu and general stomach troubles, ID
should not be taken unless you are wiling
10 gain ten pounds or more, for 1t is Won
derful flesh buildor-Adv,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
Studebaker SIX
economy is one
son ny
sales OutStrip
any other SLY.

II Is one reason why own
ors in Tulsa and everywhere
else are satisfied.
Our engineers design for
economy Of operation.
They build light - but
strong-for economy of oper-
alton.
The small C3h -inch) and
long stroke (5-inch) motor is
the accepted European and
American standard for
smoothness, fuel economy
ana power
It consumes less gasoline
than n -Four" or larger size.
Tires, too, are saved by
light weight.
Perfect balance makes tito
car hold the road behind as
well as i'm front.
You won't find among COM
pcting Skies" or "Fours' or
oquol power, a car so light.
so economical on tires, gaso-
line and general wear and
tear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

MTSKOGEE, Okla, May lS-- (Spe-
CialJ Coming back strong In the sec
end game Of the series with the Jop-
lin Miners the Nets won a onc-sidcd
swatfest by the count OF TO 2.
Frank Taylor, pitching for Joplin, was
bumped for IA hits while Lkowski
the Muskogoe Indian pitcher, was
strong all the way and held the Miners
runless after the first inning. Likowski
also made three hits in four times up.
A fine running ca'ch by Johnson was
the fielding feature Of the game.
The score: r. II. T..
joplin ......20O 600 000--2 Q
Muskogce OBI 1O4 O00-9 "A ?
Batteries: Taylor and Toye I.lto-
wsh and Jutzc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
rain PREVENTED A
A CANE At ALESTER
MJSkOGFE DEFEATED JOPLIN
WHILE OkLAnOM CITY LOST
10 FORT SMITH.

McALESTER. Oida., May Is (Spe-
cial a heavy rain today prevented
the Tulsa Producers meeting the Me-
Alostcr team I'm the second game of
the present series Tho first double
header Of the season will be played
tOmnrroW.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

CHTCAGO. NAV 1s-Chir1r0 h1ncFcd MS
With n base on balls aud two errors by
PHILADELPHIA and won TODAY : 20 ?. IN the
fiftb inning Bresnahan doubled Vaughn
singled and Leach walked After two we're
out. Safer singled Irelsn threw Wild %
first and when Lnderus recovered the bali
he thriw Wild 10 Doom and before Unpir.
Esson Ellod Ssier out Of third on account
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
kansas CITY'S PRIDE
HUMBLED LAST NIGHT
JOB M'NGN WENT DOWN IN DE
FEAT 10 tItkD "DlfMON"
BARIIlL.
WON IN STRAIGHT falls
McNcy showed Lack of Training ana
Was No Match for the Faster
Man.

Joe NcNcN The pride of kansas
CITY,, WAS humblcd last night by
Fred DemonD Rartcll. who took two
straight falls I'm exactly 46 minutes
ana seconds. From tho first min
uto Of action McNry had but ltJlc
show, lack OF training evidently be
ing his real drawback. !lartell with
his cat-liko movements easily eyaded
many dangerous holds whilo he
worked out Of several that would
have been fatal tu % less active mat
man.
only a fair-sized crowd witnessed
the match which was staged at the
Western Association pnrk, the first Of
the summer season. However threat
cning weather early in Tho evening
kept hundreds away who had pur-
chased tickets Those who Wero IN
attendance were greatly pleased, not
only with the contest, but the ar
rangcmonts made by Manager
Clancy at tho park. The park and
grnndstaud were well lighted, afford
ing better place for the weekly
events lhdu III lu' hloh" "p''" """e''
Bartell took the opening fall after
% minutes and Z seconds OF fast mat
work, head chancory and crotch
hold proving fatal TO the Kansas city
Pride
The second fall was gathered by
the Demon IN u minutes, with an
arm scissors
Barten viii likely meet Charles
Bcntrop Of blackwell a week from
next Friday night at tho Western As
sociation park
Leo Kuhn won from his midget
brother in two straight fails In am in
tcrestng preliminary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

PHILADELPHIA, May - 1s-Philadelph'@
defeated Chicago today to in o pitchers
battle between Bender and Russell The
home team won by punching five of Its siN
hits in the first and fifth innings while
Bender kept the fonr safe drives Of his op-
moments scattered Russell did not give
pass lie was backed up in faultless style
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Mohile 8 Atlanta s.

MOBILE. Al1- May u" M0DlTe Ouncnel
hits with Docscher's wil3ness IN three INN.
laps and won from Atlanta today 70 p
The score. X II. T..
Mobile ............3ol. 0ol 0ov 2
Atlanta ........... 600, uJd ouU :
Batteries Townsend and Schmidt; Does
dior and MuMcL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
Fort smith 4. Oklnhomn I'D, 2.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May IS tSpc-
clal )--Bunched hits In the fourth and
sixth innings won for Fort Smith today
in the second game of the series. The
ground WAS too muddy for fast piay,
ing
The score. r. ". T..
Font smith 900 8O1 600 u 2
oklahoma city 100 0l0 0002 7 /
Batteries. Johnson and Fclt; Her
bert and DorOi.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

CINCINNATI. May la.-Cooinnau tooN
an early lead by hard hitting and won '"e
second game Of the series from New 'orN
today 10 to S. New York outpayed SiN.
cinnau in the field but the latter 'ActAel ,sl a,
Lat and nm bases Groh hit home run with
two men on bases
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

WASHINGTON, May ls.-Washiugton
won again today from Cleveland to 2
owing to the good pitching Of Ayers and some
fast fielding The senators scored two runs
in tine second inning ON singles by Shanks,
Mcbride and Moelier and Morgan double.
Shauks scored the winning run lu the sixth
hy q daring Glide after AcBrlde had been
retired ON an attempted buut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

poSTON May ls.-Detroit was defeated
again by Boston today George Foster pi'cn'
ing auolher shut out game 90 o. Hooper
ford had smashed to deep right field and
completed the play in spectacular style by
throw which caught CoDD at frst for
Jnftblp rIav
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

cnrnuarv-Two-base hits > hlller =
rrr,.,ir. hits off Reulbach .n Z innings.
"a Rarsp. none in ] inning stolen bsse''
Daubert. wilson. Dolan; double pays. IL
i,ssss 81 Louis q. Brooklyn bases on
balis. or Reaibach .. Of R'rau J n salice
4. struck out. by Reulbach 8. BY salee O.
Time 1.ag Umpires-klem and Hart ..'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

PTTTsBURcH Ma 1s-Chicaga LS.ied
Walker and Adams for - hits today and
cesily defeated the locals 9 20 g. After 'he
first inning McGuire Kept PittsbuIghs hits
-raftared
Tho score. P
Chicago ...-.+.... %" AIl lli-s 10
Pittsburgh .-.-.... 200 on rlo-i ]
Batteries TeCuirs and Wilson. Walker,
Admins and Belrv. kerr
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore 3, Kansas City 2

BALTIMORE May ls,-Baltimore oe'
feated Kansas City in close game here
,oday to 2 lIenning relieved stone IN
4. eighth inuiny after the latter had give.
way to a pinch hitter, whose single brought
lh r-h ~, - r H. Z.
Baltimore ...,......lll Ouu IVY I,
kansas City ...... .uol 600 plV
Batteries Stone HenninE and EaS'eriy I;
Ouiup md Russell
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MONTGOMERY. May ls-ChNunnooRl
sga;7 defeated Montgomery by score Of
10 In the second game " the series. the
locals playing ragged ball at critical iliGrS' :,
The score. ~ n. -
Chattanooga ...... .2NN 'u1 ~.
Montgomery ........ 900 uuu ~
Batteries -Ilardiug and street, Graham;
Ease and Dou0hue
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis 4. New York ?.

NEW YORK, May ls By frequent aso
Of hc h.t and run game today st Louis
hammered three runs a the eighth inning and
defeated New York to ?. Both YANKEES
runs were due to James wiIdnoss. Nuna
maker catching his first game from Ne"
York scored both runs once getting oass
ON balls and later getting hit Boy Wl'h'a
ball
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TEXAS LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
TEXAS LEAGUE

At Fort Worth Fort worth Galveston p
At Waco Waco 3. Houston o
At Austin Austin 8, Beaumont 4
At Dsllas- Dallas.Sau Antonio, rain
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

AZ Montreal Montreal 4 Baltimore g.
At Rochester Rochester O. Providence g..
At Toronto Toronto 2 Newark ?.
At Buffalo 5, Jersey City 2.