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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-05-27

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Formann Tor Observation-Disclosures
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Til Qor oe San9ere
bIauot Eorom9uo Nmerifa.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10

Tinter farife pi pnonn Ter ham paa
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al ticnc iaapaS. at han fan iin0e llo.
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Der iisrrc Sorbolo.
Mcre.
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Rrpuer. acrs. Wottpsr. gimpIer. Zeal jrimtrter.
Smblsmsr. Su'suer ete.. alt Tor Ice. 3 Batter 80.
BEST CARD CO.. S26 Madison ST., Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
U|STLESS LAWMAKERS LOSE;
 MESA MAKES MEAT 0F MUTTS

one, which took the historic course into the plate. and Core added a tally.
 Next frame it was worse-one- third worse. Bond errored on but died at second. OviedO who forced the big boy went on around on an out, a walk and single by Core. Mullins and Core each scored again on Stapely's stinging single to right.
 Last frame it was exactly as bad. Williams singled off Barretts first ball. Morris singled off his fifth one but died at second Pomeroy rained one against the fence for three sacks, with the obvious result. A wild pitch let Rolly in. Bond interspersed a part of his person between Barrett and Hogan and went down the line with the umpire's official sanction. Kelly Moeur's single, off Barton scored Bond for the last tally for Mesa.
 What did Phoenix do all this time, you ask? Well, Phoenix didn't do very much except garner four scores-one of them off Warrens homer with mo- body on, and some more in the fourth, fifth and sixth frames on wallops by Hogan and Barton and Warren and Barrett.
 Otherwise, the most noticeable thing about yesterdays game was Abe Lu- kin.
 It occurs to us to remark that it is no wonder Mesa beat Ray.
 It also occurs to us to remark that Mo Gowan where they could be hauled forth, P. Julius Langowski need never have fretted his-self about that Phoe- nix batting rally. l Krause was only a pitcher for three | innings. The other six he was a de- voted victim
 Anyway Lukin owned two-ninths of the Mesa team, so he had a sort of right to root.
 Kearn Warren did very well for a youngster, seeing as he acquired a double and a homer off two Mesa pitchers and scored two of Phoenix's four runs.
 Core, the Mesa shortstop. didn't dc so badly with four at bat, two runs and three hits.
 But Mullins walked twice and scored on a walk, which gives him two runs without a vestige of a hit. Whaddya say, strike outs? Listen Mister Fan:
 Krause famed five Stapely whiffed six No. of course Barrett and Bartor
 
 and Williams didn't breeze anybody That's not what they went out there for.
 As Sneaky Pete would say, ''Dale e gancho", until Sunday, when mebbeso the Solons will do better-if not worse
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
.C0MST0CK WINS
 SECOND SERIES
Y. NJ. c. A. Swimmer Comes Out Five Points Ahead of Riverside Life Guard in Life-saving ontest - Schlegel Second

Kenneth Comstock added another stock of bay to his crown yesterday when he carried off the first honors ill the second life saving contest at River side park, nosing out Schlegel, the first winner by five points. Comstock won the second Y. M. c. A. swim meet Wednesday night.
 The events were varied yesterday by substituting disentangling sub marine dummy act for the search for the hidden corpse. In this novel con- test, the time the contestant happened to be able to spend beneath the waves, while he was presumably get ting the drowning person loosed from the kelp was what counted for points. Novinger who is called "Simp," but only with smile, won this contest by sticking beneath the surface 35 sec onds.
 Schlegel made his usual good dis play, but was nosed out for the totals by Comstock. who performed consist ently. The scores:
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
PROGRAM OF Y. M. C. A.
 THIRD SWIM MEET

1. SIXTY-YARD SWIM-(THREE LENGTHS).
 ? points per second better than
 1:20 30 seconds-100 points. ?. TIME UNDER WATER
 1 point for every second over , seconds. 1 minute, 45 seconds
 100 points. 3. ONE HUNDRED-YARD SWIM - GIVE LENGTHS) BREAST STROKE 1 point per second better than 3:10. 1:30-100 points. 4. GARRY OR TOW A PERSON OF EQUAL WEIGHT } points for every yard. yards
 to qualify. 1 5 EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHTY ! YARD SWIM - (FORTY-FOUR | LENGTHS)
 point per 12 seconds better
 than 8 minutes. 15 minutes 100 points. 1 6. PLUNGE AND SWIM UNDER WATER
 1 minute time limit 1 point per foot over 50 feet. 15O feet 100
 points.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
By "scooP"

They played ball awhile, and then they played horse-and then they played something very profane and grief-ful.
 Eleven to Four;
 It might just as well have been like the incident of the woman fan, who was asked What is the scorer" Cast ing her glance on the score board she replied:-
 Two hundred and one million, two hundred and thirty three"
 Whoa! She wasn't permitted to read what Phoenix made-there was a gust of Olympian laughter that drown ed her hurried, ''Well?"
 For they whaled Krause, and then they. whaled Barrett, and then they whaled Barton, just enough to score the men that Barrett had let into the paths in that idiotic ninth inning.
 Phoenix did a little whaling, too, in the ninth. You see Ernie replaced that Blonde southpaw, Stapely, who had been doing very well, thank you for eight and one-half spaces And Kid Warren came up and leaned or the first ball Williams delivered and dropped it right behind the left field renee. for the third homer ever made on the new field
 off day? Oh yes, that is as goo6 an alihi as any. No use making il worse by trying to explain it. Mesa started in to scoring in the first inn ing. and on a big long double by Will Hams and a walk for Morris and an other double by Bond, there were tW, scores. In the third, Williams walked advanced to second on Morris sacri flee. took third when Pomeroy doubled he ought to have scored then-an, finally tallied on a passed ball. Kraus then became miserly, and blanked tn Jewels until the seventh when tn events that evented would be accurate ly chronicled as follows:
 Moeur famed and reached frs when Hogan dropped the ball Mullin drew a walk, advanced the runner Core beat a perfectly easy bunt an the sacks were full Stapely hit { Austin. who nipped Moeur in nic shape at the pan, but Williams in duced krauSe to deliver four Wid ones, and Null scored without havin to turn a hair. Krause then lobbe
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
BRIDGE PLANS ARE
 APPROVED BY BOARD

Plans for the bridges over Canyon Diablo and Beaver Dam and Milky washes were approved yesterday at the meeting of the state board of con- trol. The Canyon Diablo bridge, which is of the same design as the one re- gently completed over Canyon Padre will be one of the handsomest struc- lures of it's kind in the state It will
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31

Some day we'll be telephoning through the air without wires"
 Maybe. But won't it seem queer to have an operator call back to you and say: The air is busy now!' "- Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
Yes. Cobb Was There

DETROIT, July 30.-Afte- a riot in the ninth inning, requiring police reserves to scatter the crowd, De- troit won in the tenth.
 The riot started when Morgan who was out at first. recovering his slide, started toward Umpire Sheridan, who struck him, the Washington players joining in the argument.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31

Mistress-Are you married?
 Applicant-No'm. I bumped into a Journal.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
National League
Standings
Wasn't Gr;ner's Fault

BOSTON, July 30-Although Gri- ner allowed Boston only one single his team mates made many errors, thus losing the game.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31

Quart Welches Grape Juice, 45c per dozen $4.75. Arizona Grocery Co.,, Phone -(Advertisement) Sb
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
Ames Shuts Out Giants

NEW YORK, July 30.-After win- ming nine consecutive games, New York was stopped by Leon Ames, a former comrade, who shut them out.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
Bathing Suits

cost 11,0O0, and the other two bridges, together will bring the total cost of the new construction up to approXimateiy s25,000.
 The board also paroled seven in mates of the industrial school. four boys and three girls being sent out on probation at this time.
 The contract for heating and plumb ing at the new dining hall now under construction was closed with the George Hageman company. The cost of the work will approximate s3,400.
 The transfer of eight prisoners from the Bisbee- Tombstone road camp to the honor camp on the Globe Roose- welt highway was approved by the board.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31

PEACHES TO CENTS, at 145
 West Jefferson; phone 1877. 25 lbs.
 or more d.-(Advertisement) 1t
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
American League

'Rah for Birdie!
 CLEVELAND, July 30-New York won another doubleheader. The first was won when Hartzell singled, stole
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
Silk Ribbons

to inches wide, in Dresdens, stripes and plaids;
 special priced at, yard ....,................1 .19c Allover Laces, 36 inches wide, yard ........ .35c Camisole Lace, in neat patterns, yard .25c Val. Laces 1115 to inches wide, yard. ..... ,l0c
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31

Jewels Assault Three PhOe- nix Ringers for Eleven Hits and Ditto Runs - Warren and Barton Do a Little Hitting, Likewise
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League St. Louis at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia.
 American League Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis Washington at Detroit
 New York at Cleveland.
 Federal League Chicago at Pittsburg Kansas City at Baltimore Indianapolis at Brooklyn St. Louis at Buffalo
 Coast League Venice at Sacramento Portland at Oakland San Francisco at Oakland
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31

Little More Fame for Baker

ST LOUIS. July 30.-Bressler was too much for St. Louis, while his team mates hit James when hits were needed A home run was made by Baker, who lived up to his name He dropped the ball into the right field seats
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
Rookie Beats Russell

CHICAGO. July 30.-Boston bunch ed hits, taking the second straight Ernest Shore. a recruit from Balti- more, excelled Russell, who replaced
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
Cubs Break Even

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-Phila
 delphia took twelve inning opener of a doubleheader, but went to pieces in the second game, making costly
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
Pirates Win Easily

Pirates Win Easily
 BROOKLYN, July 30.-Pittsburg batted Allen hard. profited by Browns Wildness and hit Enzeman while Brooklyn was making errors, and thereby won easily.
 Score R H E Pittsburg ...... ......... ' II 1 b.oohlyn ....... Batteries:- Cooper and Gibson; Allen. Brown, EZeman and Miller.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-31
A Sale of All Ready=t0=Wear i'm Spring Models

Women's and Misses Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, etc., at sharp reductions.
 Ladies Lingerie Waists, sizes 34 to 44, neatly em- brOdered and lace trimmed ........ soc Ladies Dressing Sacques of India lawn and dotted Swiss, ribbon trimmed, each .................5O .5Oc New white pique Dress Skirts with long Russian T,mics each $395 New plain tailored white pique Dress Skirts,
The Washington herald., 1914-08-09
MRS. WHITELAW REID
AIDS RED CROSS FUND
Offers to Defray Expenses of Twelve
Nurses for Great Britain for
One Month.

Mrs. Whtelaw Reid, widow OF the
ex-Ambassador to Great Britain. has ad-
vised Miss Mabel T. Boardman that she
will defray the expenses OF twelve
nurses for Great Britain for one month.
as a means of helping along the Ameri-
can Red Cross's plan to send hospital
units abroad in n chartered ship. A unit
consists Of three physicians and twelve
nurses. Mrs. Reid also has sent loco
to the British Red Cross.
Cleveland II. Dodge. of New York. has
given S1,OdO to the American Red Cross
for its European relief work.
Enthusiastic responses to the American
Red Cross appeal for help in financing
its relief expedition are coming from all
over the country.
The field headquarters Of the American
Red Cross in Mexico has been shifted
from Vera Cruz to Mexico City. Charles
Jenkinson. director Of the Atlantic di-
vision. who has been in charge at Vera
he has been welcomed by Provisional
President Carbajal. and DR.. A. r. Good
man. who has been assistant in charge
at Vera Cruz, is in complete charge at
that port now.
At the telegraphic request Of Mr.. Jen-
kinson. 5000 worth OF hospital supplies
are being rushed to him at Mexico City
for the care of sick and wounded Mexi-
cans The hearty cooperation of the
Mexican Red Cross, White Cross and
Tri-color Cross societies has been pledged
by the provisional president.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-09
BERLIN NOT MOLESTING
BRITISH, SAYS DIPLOMAT
English Ambassador to Germany Ar
rives at The Hague and Tells
of Conditions.

The Hague, Aug. S-S,r Edward Cos
chen. British Ambassador to Germany,
arrived here early today from Berlin. He
said that he had no complaint 10 make
Of British citizens being in-treated n
Germany and declared that United States
Ambassador Gerard WAS acting with
vigOr to protect the interests given into
his care.
A correspondent who Travelled with the
Ambassador said that newspaper men
had been thrown into Jail. although n
number were sent out of the country and
others compelled to furnish .ronClai
credentials.
There was not much trace of war
along our route" said L member of the
Ambassadors staff. Industry IS
paraIyzed. Though the fields are rich.
the workers have rushed away at the
armys call Thousands of factories have
shut down.
We passed many trains packed with
reservists, who were damned in like
sardines. The cars were decorated with
rude caricatures of Russians, English
and French.
AT BOebritZ and Hanover We saw
about thirty aeroplanes packed for ship
ment TO the front"