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CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT .a aes
AUTO WEAR RAtNCOAT 90 = sac sac
tic corporation. having lis pf.nssi.psss ,f'aa
OF business Ia the borough OF sfsts Il
CIV Of New York, county ahi s.,,sns
Nm Nsy YORK viii apply 70 the ss sgssessi
Court s Of the state u New Ye5S e. s !, De
co ann Court House Borough q ns az q
Ian. civ az New York on TIE -, ,,Ssross
June. 1915. az ten-thirty N 49,, 49, Is eoun.
.sl can he heard. FOR an order aa l'dnve'rsts
ssid corporation 10 chanse l,s ri alN5
9ane 10 AUTO WEAR MANtf@~
CO. INC. -, tatk
Dated. New York, june 10 ss; II Co.
AUTO WEAR RAINSOaat sJiSsas
Il. L. RosENTHAI. Pfss'a'-
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dollar. in notes.
SCHEDULES
phN G WEBB rregrog " c lhi , nTosdSsy
Cc.'rll Hotel 70 or Hraft,y. Mel hau@fNp',J
..h.ll'c. showing uah.lfo ~ y ~ AMI s,..,'
~ $4,000, ,'u.'stnF of supplies Al5IS' accoun,s.
Nl'' ini,m mont. go n,,,- supply SSH, Il
Am.r- ,nr rrei'o-. arr ras.ae nissin.. mliqu.
.., kml., DAN So rim. r.oiher. s.
.n IS imne- g. n.. u Doctor. SIC
feet U'ur Na'.or.l iaH. 81 ZOO. Heueman
f. IUr. SfNii. ir'.in1'H r,Nl, ,1rNl
s., t., jaime. V.Cwn & CO. ,e NO."
Do .r COMPANY 81 s ,,,n an;
a smith, Sleas ror n.,re az $50 has been
-.I ben bank .0ilr.rh f l.r -lufce "i
Iio pia-e . .uh. l,a..d i"r sl' N'' year
.. '.-r. barber chop cr'f AMI '''siaph
.Ar.,v a p,IriNuoEtrR. 0'.ol,,,lc Ne, deaf
.l hollio- .honins lah'. 'e' ~ silI's, 4 an1
WE.TNl NsTIR ABBEY. dealer 20 General mef
ehanl-H % % Front - tIel a -nil'ni s''a ",
,.l. .aIunz liabilities ~ ff''0 ana assets VI
S,rryIENr WELDING co. Of so We Ne ~, IN
% f'el assignment tn'IN - sN'n.I~ ,r,H,i a.
.f .l.. r.Mlai ass.ts. S.lZ'. anu a''Nal -
''' $-.-' ASSIGNMENTS
NoNDrIL & co Daniel \ Monde,l and y ~
u "ueir,ie merchant taf1rs al - Wei i'ih
~ rsad. su assignment Zoo Thomas J. he'of-
MI, fanny crrrryrAG. dealer 10 -iea-'. q, lli'
,"N."' mai. en ... g mont - Ben S'.dcnsiein.
RECEIVES APPOINTED.
,NrlC RIAUGAs 60 iulsc Hand ap-
,..,ri AiIar He,s receiver OF M A''a .,l u,
,,.,,.,. a.. -1anH' I.frrcr ~ 'l.aisa' Min
l,.,U. ~, = Madison as and plant n Long l'ian
,.,, ,o ,rr..l.i.n NJ Errcu' li'rune.mf. o.,
IlGhnoaI IT,. Anc.es. creditor 'T sl,' NV. am ,o
81, a,.l A. sin Upr Liahiil.ies Az SIS uuo
g. q stated That tIe assets are TO cNcr', "' r rto
,,,y ,.-'-at.. an Long l. and. Brooklyn. nu
+; . putnam and Nr-iehe,'ef c.unu'ss a"E vi, u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

,y~.btrrfol June s.--The lake region 10" @''@ ~
r,e.d., hs, passed of ;hc sea and Is bei"s '''sey
r-..,c1 i,. second low Of lrte intensity ,'',''@
,ri-n. over urpcr Lake Michigan. Pressure is "'''.
,,.- t,e Missouri VALLEY and there is iAl'" 10" "
o,,. ,,,ea, o7c- ,h, plateau region aid the 'a"4'
dian Northwest. -,
r,,lt showers have occurred In %oithe'A New
r,g,ant Western North Cafoi1a. the upper '""',
,c-,o. and the middle Mississippi valley ~ a.
.l..- mart. Of The country fair weather CONTINUES.
u T. .omeeha, cooler in toe lower lake esioA'
~o-.h.-n Sea England and thence south"cs'"a'd
to Tennessee /, {, also coo,er IN the uppe. "i''
.,ippi Vale. where the temperature Is much De-
l,., Oh. ,ea.oaal average In the northern Rocky
Mountain region and over great portion Of tne
-fstcs, there has been al increase 10 temperature ~
fl,. lat tNruty four hours 49,, 80.
;.'"g--, arc indicated Tor the lower lake resloi
and Northern Nca England. Elsewhere tnIolshoau,
,..e country the wca;ier VIII be fah. WIN Ihis
tr,,r-rati.rc IN western districts ana also the va"
valley. 1901, rt,-. North A.
io,ti- .-rtic north. becoming Variab!e; hilie q
ie,t. feht north south Atlantic, iigh Ne-t; ca
Gnif ami west Gulf light and variable, upper ,Ahe'
rcJarate northwest 70 west. lower lakes h'i'I''e
ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
GPPRAISALS OF ESTATES

RICHARD NJ JORDAN July q. 1879; net
$1,000 The stationery business. incorporated as
IN, jordan Stationery and Printing Company. APP
f.a.sei ~ s. o0j. 10 Herman MoOyer. a. employ 2
The rest o, the estate passed % Frank VI Jordan.
son and other atiyes. Asse's-Cash. $50 iewelry.
SC26. stocss. siONsN.
MRS ELIZABETH A LYLE. OF Tenafy. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

March q laO7) additional assets s'ocs AKA
be in Ncw YORK state. net; $3.50 Iae esta e. w" os
" 1iS taxable In Sew YORK state Johh
: Lie husband d,ed IN 1917
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE II GIVEN TO EACH OF THOSE
aforementioned that on June II. 1915.
at p. a.. al the Fifth Avenue Auction
Eoor.ls 80 3if Fourth Avenue. in the
borough ~ Manhattan. CT Of New York
for the purpose Of satisfying liens for stor-
age. We shall sell through Henry g. Hart
man. Auctioneer. the property described
below by auction, the representatives. own
ers o. persons. respectively. on whose ac-
count the same are held being as stated
W Bintz 6 ,'"i go i''''eu
Mrs = Bosuor,h Dyed coaey Mum.
Mrs W. r. Brayton Mink Mum
Personal representa-
tiyes of MIS- George
H. Chapman. Jr..
H9C u, pI'lSG ~, Mink MuT
G.. chapman. Page '''9
Chapman. Edseae
L. Travis.
Comptroller
Chas. De Styczynski Overcoat Min
Jolr S.'Shea. Sheriff [ Nutria
Mrs. ". Duncobe cloth Coat with
Miss X. Gibhn Seal cape
Seal MuT
Erminc Scarf
Mrs. c. s. Isabel Seal Hst
White Hare Skin
White Hare Head
Mrs 3. La Rue Vini Csno
Mrs II. r. Low Persian Mu6
persian Coat
Miss G. Lying Beaver Coliarette
lSilyer Fox Scarf
Mink Muff
Mrs Anna 6. Nc So "i"' 'ch
|'"SA'S Persian Coat with
Mink
Mrs. d J. McKelby 60 i'cto,
vrs John + NAille Ermne Muf
Ermine Scarf
Nrs = w Matthews Mink Scarf
Muskrat Coat
Personal representa-
lives Of Mrs z.
Miller. decd: Miss Pointed Fox Hat
a oswald Eugene Pointed Fox Mun
l.. Travis. Pointed Fox Scarf
Comptroller
- Mink Muff
Mrs. NJ. =. M"l' amy Mink Stole
Mrs. II V. Nevins Persian Coat
Personal representa-
tNes OF AIRS. T. Persian Jacket
Raymond. decd. with Mink
Eugene l.. Travis,
Comptroller I
Mrs 4 + Reach W0lyrrire r"6e
Mrs j. d. Remsen Grizzly Bear Rug
Mink lined OVercoat
-. \. f"Beis with Beaver
Raccoon Mun
MIS- H. hosers RacCOon Scarf
Mrs l.. Shafer Skunk Cape
Mrs j. T. Stewart Sea. Coat
H. Svedrofsky coat
Dated. May % 1915.
h. ALTMAN & co.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Tho Dvinsk. reported a. 1913 miles cast o'
SANDY Hook at m ye-lerdH' S "P''""
dock this forenoon.
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prcrurRs AppnlMrfn-suPREME coURI.

Manhattan Lie Is c. Wizard KV Oorph-
james A Lynch ,,,-.,.- ~ 81,
Mcclure Newspaper syn ZINES Printing 20 OF
Scatt.e-Ra,ph II Raqhaci
SAM Gfe,.blum Salvatore Bagona-J Maran.
By DONNELIY. J. go
John McVicAar Rea'y Realization Gown
i Nnrnrl.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Coha an. Surrogate
ct the county Of New York. notice Is here
bv given TO all persons having claims
,galYs, the estate Of George Clinton
Patchcller. late Of the County Of New
York. deceased. 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof To the subscribers at
Mace Il transacting business. IN the Office
~ Mesers clifford. Hobbs & Beard. their
at.orn.vs 40. 80 Broadway. Manhattan.
In TN. City OF New York. on or before the
25th day Of october next.
dated. New York the 18th day Of APRIL
rRGENE GEDDEs BATcHELLER.
ALFRED + w SEAMAN.
EDWARD ". RUSSELL.
CLIFFORD. HOBBS Il BEARD. Attorneys
Tor Executors. 81 Broadway. New York
city.
sALOMON. ADOLPH E-IN PURSUANCE
- an order OF the Honorable John Z.
Cchalan. "a surrogate OF the County OK New
York. notice is hereby given TO al persons
MN claims against Adolph T. Solomon.
lie ~ the County Of New York. deceased.
10 present the same with the vouchers
,nereof 10 the subscribers at their place OF
transacting business, at the ONCE OF Amy.
Nan Gordon Evans * Kelly. No. - Cedar
sireet Borough Of Manhattan, city Of
Sew York. their attorneys. on or before
the 18Th day Of September, l9l9;
REGIME 8 LEVY.
Executors
AMY. VAN GORDON. EVANS * KELLY.
6ttorneys FOR Executors. Once and Post
o.rce Address No. 80 Cedar Street. Bor-
ough II Manhattan. New York city.
X PURSUANCE OF A. ORDER or HONORABLE
Iehn f. Cohslan. a surrogate Of the County 81
- ,orf notice l. "a, cuy given 10 al persons hAs-
- claim, against Man A. Harriet. late 81 the
.',,.ty M Nr~ York t.,vasss 10 present ths >aine
,tth sou,hers thereof o. the subscIibcn al place OF
,'','s.etltg business y 5. Nassau street. IN the
City Of Nes YvrA. on o. before Tie -V'h nay OF JUL
ueIt -. -. 49, 49,. ., i.nn.,y ,a,s
b.S EDWARD * FINCH.
EDWARD l. FINCH.
Erecutors-
JOHN b. COLEMAN. Attorney for Execution
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t,,rest = lat A M. average. S. average for
co-rc,ponling date last year -. average for CORE
suoadl ( date last thi.ty the ears o..
Humidity
ga NJ. % | p. H.. 81 ,. H.. -
Barometer Readings.
2es5llp n. 29S5Is p n. % 50
Local Foreesst.-Fsir to-day: to-I1orrow increas-
Ing ciouiincss and warmer. moderate north winds
becoming southeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

Del,rAr y Y Y and lyinpon L.eo'5s' n coI
HR r Co Is,..s3 vans 4" "
heitso S-e44'' - China and Japan Trading
Carlisle Norris. 10 41'"''
Hamilton Trust CO.
Ala lmpyt Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME coURI.

49, rrxsspaHAW N'IAJ GHLlN. LAUGHLlN
be yroIIy,ri~S an UOTCHkISS. J-Court opens
Re Mar Bridge. etc
y VS.o--SSs--. corsf Under BeardS.tt sheriff.
oet People Reole
n Lilo, .Nf~c.rthv Ffankc IafmerSL& TrCo
m ~ tratt-soC Bsi- TNlrho Cousi
Ceuoscentl n olhrook Ca yam. MANY, -
.,Ne-S ,t..,r.rt Andrews Gardiner
Hii ITrocFefliih Tile Mel-ias hr4-
Archer EQuit LIE AssuF S-Atic. ool.. SS'.'..-
Mars,oU Trcshi Grant oleei''''-S
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COUNTY C0UR
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Trial Te5m-Par l-ASllNALL J.: Part IL
KELLEY. j.
Calendar called 80 PaTt ! az 10 q. m.
T. IS required that the name u trial counsel be
fled with the clerk IN Part ! beioFc tie calendar
Is made ~.
40 case will be held for the engagement q coun-
sci uules, LIS name has been hicl with the clerk
Attention Of the Bar is called 60 Rules Z, I and
& calendar rules. Queens County.
Gases must be ready ;o- tf... when reached In
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ARRIVED

-, Iy,p san Juan MAY 81. 20 TIE New YORK q
roro iico $ Go. with sugar Bar: p,I T :,
knrnna OBJ Domerara MAY -. 1dr,D1,iei,o,ae
20 Nntisna 81 81 Kiit. aud $ c,oiK june AL Il
- , 49,. ,7,iis ard mi.e Bar. L..
Navigator CNeD. GenSa May H. e 1"r m 1 Yta
Ifn1si' 'TntP Shields May g. to the Cans $ Lac
60. t4Iia,t Bal. N 10. . a., . 81. Uor
Helena Dn ko' t1,.l I bSr = 10 N. vt 7ih ''
AN iIi'c fV"-i Manchester May - and Syaney
g ~ Juae {. 10 Benham 4 Boyesen' III O@iAs''
Bar $50 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mails Vessel
y.,..t Far I,ne lose SAILS
Ncsfi; c,,-..,o I,d n $40 am 70 90 m
santa Marta Colon. 4 i Co.. 8 81 a.n !, y w ~
PARMA Guiana. Quebec. -."V pih ' oo ~,
Coucho. Galveston Mallory. Wv ~
Arapahoc. Jacksonville Clyde. " '0' "'
THURSDAY. JUNE 10
=, ct-t.,t,,.,rd c 1000 am 200 pm
Moro Castle. Havana, ward w au - , oo -,
hu'all'e', ''S tf."i Il n a. 80 pm , 90 pm
Samland London Red star. 00 -,
i"', i,1 ,iI,.,o, 90 Pac 3 90 pm
FRIDAY. JUNE II.
3. IAN Ward la.OOm 300 pm
i Isl" an if a. = Sfeci - L. 100 pm
Camerous Liverpool Anthor... 'T. o0 ~
Aparhc jacksonville. clyde. 49,. D0 0 p,'
( of Columbus. Savannah. say '''O ~"
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[EK:YYZ:VxMYIT4;
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs. w. Pier IA. y r.. T. Fulton ST.
daily at $50 + ". Music
New London Line. str. Is. Pier 20. Y. r..
It. Houston St. week days only. 80 +. y .
Pier TO- =. r.. II. T.. &c -. 800 p. N
New Haven Line. str. 3. Pier -. =. r..
It. Catharihe -. week days 40 =. ".
sundays. $50 a ". Pier 20. u. Z. ed s..
week days. 300 =. NJ Sundays 1000 y. ".
Bridgeport Line, week days only. str. ~
Pier -. IT, r.. II a " Pier 20 q. t. p!
ST. week days. II Is \. ". Sundays. 4.4J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

po.,crdam June Ocean Dutch. Ne" ,l lo,n
Rotterdam Dutch tank. New YORK Dun H''"A''
, ia T, I,'ne 2LPa,ria CFri New YORK. 1tra, r,
syoa 81. New York: 9Th so""e" 'D''' ''''''''
,, ol@,.S' r,,re Amor Dutch. New forH.
IIUii June j-BuYalo OBJ. New fo3A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

ro-sca.t for sp.cIal Loca!ites.-eastern view
york Southern New England. Maryland ard DIS
,,I,, q. Columbia. fair to-day: to.mcrTew cloudy.
..o-..-r, New England fsi. and warmer to-day
u-obabiy showers to- morrow. ,--.
Eaetoru PENNSYLVANIA. New Jersey ana bola"a'e
ysir to-day AID probably 20 morrow. . H..
Western New YORK. CLOUDY aAd warmer 'o'uaS .
Tomorrow fair.
loe,I orclal Rseord.-The following of,cial record
ron, tho Weather Bureau shows the changes il the
.,,r,,,,.o r., the last tweitg- four hours IN
-.i... -lth lie cnr-esnnl ding dat. Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Mo 4. J,nc,ro June G-Mcrity tBrazl. Ne" TX
~, wa inre C-Minnehaha tBrl New York via
Plymouth. S'h. + } Lisman. New fo, e., York
caieo rDnfcbi New York. Randvyk tDutcnl'
Nea YORK vitaiia nor. Ne" horA' S'f"''
blame (Bri New YORK via taiin9nlh. ~. vo,k
varsciiIes Juue 3 -WindsOr Hall OBJ Ne" ioiN
T@r9cau1' June e-Penrose Brl New iork ~.
ih,is;iania June 3--Drammensfjord tNo'l' NC"
York VIA hirkwaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09


FEDERAL COURT
DISTRICT coURL
lu-> Csierdar-t;kl ff.
Rcsr, s35 Posiorice bdNd'ns
Robinson Van Riper .,,,,s,r
A.rlr,ty Cslendsr-LEAkNf, 49,
o""1 - ~ po..ofcc pultnt e.r.
$50. II. ~ ~. : 'Tice WI VI Ne Wiser Stn'
ans p - Trans Irssins Anglo ht''''"
Ss West a0ts q, =, Cca1 A Iron
wilson Shirpn. rsrse van Wiche
- Fsrir Csiendar MANEh. ;
Re-, sas posto4icc h'lol"s
60 or No aay csen ln
FoviN Calendar -hoL or,
nm, 9 Nootvo-lh hal. ass ,,,sN,.-
Ce,TCo fSundhF CO n.3.'r ~, Natl Gs
GerIto sun 49,. T.c-t Fixture
SuaGse'5if q. ~ "a o. poy,ck Novelty Sno"
Vtrre 4 sullivan - n,sssnhe-s
Thos 80. Iave-s Richard
Jacobson l)e SIZE PD-kron~ German
Hyfnan
psrtsr lSocie,e francsh
dcs lilms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
BUSINESS CARDS.

nnrVnunlup J. Sehas;ef. ~ Wulisr, ~. y
rUlhpiNpinu tor ltc Home ainI iaa'.1 -,
'e,',,, sci IN steam hand ~ of coct .t
Broadaa,. l9I East ASH s. COZ : bhAN'"
Tel ~ .Nh --------------'
MrLTlGRAPH -TYPEwmTrEN LLIIEAs
sCl 81 80 l000. Sis. 10 COZ ~
e. II MOTHERHOOD. 60. ,s.s
100 BY Equitable bdg B. h'"9 J. d.. -
pIir.t Larsest Nost Anienl .,r-<
PINE RUGS WONLN FkOAl OLD r1sss,r
Prices Reasonable. $40 ~, sra =
Tel i6e2-40s3 Bryant ~ - No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

,.,...,.. ,,a .,,,m., 30 .. H.
J.non C1rea. China via sea,tle)-Sado O.,
a
Hawaii VIA San Francisco. Mais9nia JIAe IL
u'sW Isnsr Coca Chlna Philippines
via san Francisco ShinyO Maru. --.---J uhe =
Hawaii via San Francisco sierra JUNG -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

leather good. a, 2a'i Third ~. at % cents on the
iu. Iar in notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

RECEIVER APPolNTED-SU7Rsh COURT.
BRADY. j.
Ke,riae Henderson Jerome Nathan-James J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

Gty. T. j.. BLUR and PAGE y
Ar.eals .-o-a Municipal Couri-Cal'e Cd a. 10 n N
N'" snsciai Term-PHu i--SiEAliN. !.
Nf0TION CALEND Ara lg 50 m
,.,p..--,-i',.f mn colonial " Picture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

REFEREES APPoINTED-sUPREmE COURT
~ BRADY. J.
Aiterburs blanchard Eiwar1 Flynn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

~
Tmirrari IT. say BIZ Barnard Irving OticnoeJs
Trus Leake & Watts Orphan Home star Mtg 90
Walter A Hirsch ,
Franklin Saw BE Richardsol-A Walker OTIS
Lmgrant lu say BIZ Wa.sh-Paul VI Oran,ae.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Special Tc-m-BEhDY. 7
Nio;lohS ana IL pasie matters.
MOTION CALENDAR
a Aither Woods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09
INSTRUCTION

NEW YORK-Mauhattsn.
THE BFgLITX 81 bOOL OF LANOIa"L~
Now nj
$3.50 West 3itb street.
Between Ei.th Avenue ana Bfoad"S'
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COURT CALENDAR
ErnER COURT

- ~. . ID r.ru o Case vii ,, eaus1 In N, order sNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

Trago- B8TcIay-LIW G0oINll
Bv pONNELLY !
T-lshic TLucas-Hy Gldcrs.ecve.
BY SHEARN. J.
German say Bk HWs-Gcrari b Townsend.
Re Smltl-fose lIdgCua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

\ MCshrat Lined
! ONercoat
y Dyed coaey Aiun
; Dyed Couey Scarf
Mink Mum
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17

stopped up any gaps that might have admitted further runs. so sammy gets in the same class as the young Dutch kid. whose finger inserted in crack in the canal bank saved all os Holland once. What. never heard O.: him? Strange,
 Back to sammy. Sammy held the "esterners safely until the end They slammed five solid hits off him, but they didn't do it in a successive man her. They did 1t detachedly-so to speak. as it were
 The correspondent would like to risk the displeasure of the cashier and send in a lot of things about how Fl PasO ought to have smacked Toners drops more frequently. But it's no use. They didn't; SC he will not.
 Herbert Hall, having had half a week of leisure, will tromp out on the hill tomorrow with the iong end of the wise coin on him to win.
 While the Rio Grande Valley has both the Arizona squads in it's mongst the New Mexico and Texas fans are expecting some cruel and inhospitablc treatment to he accorded the visitors: But tOdays results look as though the dope had got mingled somewhat oh, all right; they only charge a cent a word for this kind of telegrams
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
Brooks And Lewis Try
 For The Pomona Eleven
Captain and Right Tackle of Two Championship Coy ote Teams Leave for the Coast t. Get Acquainted With College Life

With the Pomona college 1915 foot ball squad as their goal Ed Brooks and Gail Lewis who played on the high school state championship team here the past two years left last night for the coast where they will spend their vacation along the shore of the old Pacific. waiting for the dear old fall to come so that they may get busy on the field as Freshmen and show the other students what Phoenix high hasG developed during their stay of four long years.
 Ed Brooks was captain of the coyote foot ball squad for the past two years and during that time had state champion teams, will be of great use to the Pomona eleven this fall as he is very fast in the backfield
 Gail Lewis another member of the squad left with Brooks with the same intentions, as he also wants to star with the Pomona eleven Lewis played right tackle and was great help to the team in winning
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
Senators Come Back and Clout the Ball, Winning Second Game With Bril- liant Fielding Back of Tight Pitching
 M'GILINRAY GETS
 FOUR GOOD HITS McGlynn and Beer Batted Sumptuonsly, But All Five Scores Made off the Neteran-Hall to Pitch TOdaV's Game
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FL PASO June 16.-Mainly Tom Toner. That explains the odd and one-sided score by which Phoenix grasped the second contest of the series here Ioddv. Although making n:ne hits off the Red-Head. Fl Paso could not connect with the pill when such connection would have meant al score or two.
 Toner indulged in a lot of chews on the old slippery elm this after noon. Consequently h:s curves were what might be termed moist. In fact. le pitched in quite a fog. Relying on this spitter-Over which he mad per feet control at ali stages-Toner. aided materially by the superlative field ing of exactly eight other white Earbed players. blanked the Mackmen.
 Thomas sharp, breaking drop caused sharp breaking of backs among the locel ballists. Six of tnein famed Between whiles, nine hts were accomplished off Toner But hits came not when hits were most sadly needed As they say, Tiff the Hacks had slUgsed the ball several times when they had runners on, the story would have been different Btu. as the story is not different. it must. Terforce. be related just as il is.
 Emerging out of the philosophy stuff the yarn now becomes the deep blood hue of action swift. ruthless ac- tion-swift. ruthless action Shoot,
 IL Was a bitterly contested affair. II was 50 bitter that every time the visitors made another run. one could lear the countenanCes drop in the grandstand This Is the first time this has been experienced outside or novel at $l.35 net.
 Stoney McGlynn. the veteran twirler was seen" for tie entire live runs made by the Arizonians. He also got tapped for the hits that were responsible for those runs-although some of the discredit can got to in I.eiders who forgot how to play thou sand per cent ball at critical times Possibly they did not have time ito mink of it. while the batted balls were hopping madly across the green sward. (Note: This is d joke. There IS no greenswarJl; but it sounds fine in type).
 In the sixth stanZa. canto, frame and space-sometimes iryly and tech ilicauy called inning-Mounseer Me Glynn was withdrawn. In his place went the amiable Samuel Beer. It Is said that he was thrown into the breach. Sure. now, his stock form
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
Tucson Makes 15 Runs
 One Inning Off Dukes

niceness of selection they had exercised on the weak lobs of Jordan.
 Shorty Davis went in after F1eharty had been driven out of the box and fin ished the game. escaping a similar on slaught from the triumphant visitors merely because they had had enough and played a purely defensive game.
 Oscar Horstman held the locals to ten hits-more or less scattered. off which they realized five runs.
 Score R. H. F.. Tucson ... ..13O 900 15-O0-19 21 l Albuquerque .O1O 100 1 20 10 :
 Batteries-Jordan. F1eharty, Davis and Raedel: Horstman and Cauan.
 Umpire-Brashear
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
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 ALBUQUERQUE. June 16.-What is probably a league record for hits and runs in a single inning, was scored to- day by Tucson when. in the seventh frame. Jordans sore arm gave out and the visitors grasped a dozen hits and FIFTEEN runs before the slaughter could be stopped. Errors contributed 10 the score.
 Tucson was winning steadily, hitting Jordan frequently but not disastrously, until the seventh inning turned the contest into a fiasco. F1eharty went in before the inning was over and was hurled from the mound the Pueblos looking his curves over with the same
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
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 HAYDEN. June 16.-Hayden Smell ter experienced the first bangs of defeat this season. today. when the Ray Mine squad journeyed over and cornered the contest making enough runs off Cowan in the sixth to re- frigerate the game. This game mark ed the entrance of one Toots Bliss :nto local baseball.
 Shelter came back manfully and scored one each in the seventh and eighth. tying the game up, but
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
Mighty Cowan Drubbed;
 Shelters First Hose"

Bromley frightened in a timely and efficient matters and the final score stood to 4, after the visitors had pushed across their eight inning tal- ly.
 Score R. H. F. Shelter - 200 900 11O-4 z Ray Mine %. 900 1O3 01O-5 0
 Batteries-COwaH and Bliss. Glad enich, Bromley and Riordan.
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