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May Not Wait for UItlmatum.

Picking. May "a japanese cruis
er and four torpedo bout deslrOyeys
have arrived at Chin Wang Tao, ey-
identity for the purpose Of removing
from China the members of the Jap
anese legation.
Consular reports from all parts OF
the country announce the departure
Of Japanese, or their concentration,
at Japanese consulates.
Peking believes that Japan may
take action in regard to the non -ac-
ceptance Of her demands by China
without waiting on the issuance of
an ultimatum
The capital is remarkably quiet in
the face of what the Peking Gazette
says is the gravest peril in China s
modern history Most of the people
are going about their business as
usual, apparently with no knowledge
of the great problem confronting the
country They might be easily
aroused but the government has
taken measures to prevent an anti
Japanese demonstration.
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SECRET AGENTS OF ALL |
FACTIONS ARE ACTIVE
Is OIL INTERESTS OF EU-
ROPE AND u. s. BACKING
FORMER PRESIDENT?

| El Paso, May "a telegram sent
to agents in New York brought the
reply that Huerta had left the city
and 1t was thought he had started
on a long journey.
Followers of Huertas former gov
ernment are jubilant over his prob
Iable return to the scene OF conflict,
while Eiuerta's bitter political enc
mics are watching the situations
closely, Each faction has special
agents spying every movement made
by o-called Huerta agents.
Private Secretary on way to Border.
Huerta's followers have been crowd
ing the union station al day expect
ing the arrival of Jesus Delgado. pri-
vate secretary to General Victoriano
Huerta. who is on his way from San
Antonio to confer with the local HUI
erta junta, which is we'll organized
here Delgado is expected to arrive
late tonight to arrange for the COM
ing OF lIuerta here early next week.
with conference of former Federal
Generals, sympathizers and financial
backers IN view.
1t became known this morning that
an order for 100000 rounds of Maui
ser ammunition has been PLACED in
New York and that quantity of riff
les are expected here this week. The
was not ordered for VIII
la, according to available information.
There are $4,000 former Federals
here, including Salvador Alercado.
Generalo Marcelo Carayeo, Cesari
Castro and Emilio Campo. The
is causing federal officials
much worry and the movements Of
agents will be watched yery
closely.
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AWAITS DUVAL.
WEST s REPORT
PRESIDENTS REPRESENTA-
TIVE EXPECTED TO AR
RIVE THURSDAY

Washington, d. c., May 5.-Consid-
cradle interest centers in the return
of Duval West of San Antonio, who
has been in Mexico for several
months officially observing conditions
for this government, and it is possible
that his report to the President and
Secretary Of State, expected this
week, will be made the basis for nego-
tiations looking for establishment Of
peace. Secretary Bryan said today
that Mr.. West would reach the United
States at Key West and come directly
to Washington.
The scope of Mr.. Vests negotia-
tons or whether he will have specific
recommendations to make are not
limited around the state department.
1t is said, however, that several com
munications from him appear to re
fleet no abiding faith in either Villa
or Carranza; and that these charge
that as military leaders they have
ignored rules of warfare, particularly
toward non-combatants of foreign
blood and allegiance. The practice of
both leaders in exacting large loans
from American citizens under threat
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CAPPER BREACHES
BACK TO THE FARM"

Cherokee, Kans., May Painting
vivid word picture of the disad-
vantages of life in big cities with
STRIKES and lockouts, oppression OF
labor by capital, fights, divorces, ar
rests for drunkenness and murder, "
Gov. Capper made an appeal to the
graduates Of the Crawford county
common schools TO stay on the farms,
"We must do everything possible 70
keep the best brains of the nation
where the best brain originates-on
the farm said the governor. He
urged the development in rural Sec
tions of first class vocational train
ing schools as solution of the prob
lem.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-05
CALL TO AUTO
OWNERS; LINE OF RIDE
EVERY MOTOR CAR IN THE CITY
WILL BE NEEDED FOR THE
VISITORS ON FRIDAY
TO Automobile Owners in Guthrie:

TO Automobile Owners in Guthrie.
The committee on reception of the
State Editorial association has ar
ranged to take the visitors on ar
auto ride to the various points o
interest about the city on Friday af-
ternoon. and respectfully urge that
all owners of automobiles assemble
on Oklahoma avenue from the Hote
lone west machines to face the east
at 4 D. M sharp. It is requested that
owners, as far as possible, drive their
own machines on this trip.
The line of drive will be from the
Hotel lone east on Oklahoma Avenue
to Capitol boulevard, north to Noble,
west to Broad, north to Washington,
west to Division, then north and cross
ing the bridge to the Pioneer Cotton
Mills. After the visitors have in
spected the cotton mills, drivers will
take them about the city, including
the parks, showing the various points
of interest, returning to the Hotel
lone not later than six o'clock.
Advices from over the state indl-
cate that the attendance this year
will be larger than for ten years past
and 1t will require the full list of
to properly handle this
feature OF entertaining the visitors.
The committee respectfully urges
that every automobile in Guthrie be
out at this time to help give these
visitors pleasant drive about our
city. Should the streets be muddy
he automobiles Will not be sent off
he paved streets and park driyeways.
For any additional information
please phone the chamber Of COM
nerce, where the committee or some
me representing 1t will be ready to
dive all necessary information. The
ommittee consists of U. c. Guss
Hartman, W. III. Her, w. IT. Horn
day, W F. Mcdowell and Prof. J.,
:. FARRELL.
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ROBBERS
GET FIFTEEN YEARS
(By Associated Press.l

New York, May 5.-Philip T. White
who halted his trial last week with a
dramatic confession, was sentenced
to Sing Sing today for not less than
seven nor more than fifteen years
James Clinnin, who aided in the eff
fort to rob the messengers Of the
company of which White was man.
ager, was given a similar sentence
Two others were sentenced to serve
from two to five years. The Judge
did not comment when pronouncing
sentence.
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sLAYERS Of DRUGGIST
PLEAD GUILTY To CRIME

Oklahoma City. Okla, May at
torney j. B. A. Robertson entered a
plea of guilty for Tom Morgan. c. F.
Culbertson and Bard Moore. the three
men charged with the murder OF ].
H. II. Mcdonald, an Oklahoma City
druggist. ftli.i'
YThis is not Calbertson on trial
here today" said the attorney. 1T is
whisky that is being tried. Whisky
caused his trouble, for otherwise he
is not a criminal. ! wish to say. how
ever, that after a complete investi-
cation of this case. Culbertson. al
though guilty under the -aw as an ac-
complice, has not the blood OF Nc.
Donald on his hands"
The three men were sentenced to
the McAlester penitentiary at hard la
Dor for the rest of their natural lives.
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SCHOOL BOARD WILL
SELECT TEACHERS EARLY
SPECIAL COMMITTEE MAY REC
oMMEND COMPLETE CHECK
UP OF THE BOOKS

at is the intention OF the newly
organized school board to select the
teachers for the coming school term
as early as possible" said memhel
of the school board today. A special
or called meeting for that purpose
will probably be held sometime this
week.
BY adopting this method, teachers
now employed or those who have
made application from elsewhere, VIII
Know where they are at and will not
be embarrassed by hunting a position
at late date.
The special committee appointed to
look into the feasibility OF checking
up the books Of the clerk and treas
nrer held a meeting yesterday after
noon. but did not finally decide upon
what will be done along that line.
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GOV. CAPPER WILL
EXPOSE A H j UCE:.
ELECTION FRAUD.
MAY MAKE TERRE HAUTE
LOOK LIKE SUNDAY
SCHOOL TOWN

Topeka, Kan. May 5.-Following
the refusal Today of Henry r. thinner
election commissioner of Kansas City
Ean., to resign, Governor Capper de
cared that he would conduct an al
legged election graft investigation in
Wyandotte county. More than forty
complaints have beeN filed with the
governor. In the sw aeping investiga'
tion threatened today, Governor Cap
per declared that kansas City may
make Terre Haute look like Sunday
School town" and promises to involve
men prominent in the affairs of both
the republican and democratic af-
fairs in Wyandotte county. \ federal
investigation may be asked.
Recently Governor Cappcr wrote
thinner letter asking for his resig-
nation and charges were contained in
the governors letter Zimmer today
refused to resign.
The plan of the governor is to take
Attorney General Brewster 10 Wyan-
dotte county and conduct an Inquiry,
he said today.
From all reports | have received it
seems that Kansas City election con
ditions have been deplorahle," the
governor said today. Conditions in
the first and second wards seem to
have been the worst. although there
is evidence of questionable work in
the sixth ward have afCidavits
from So people who swear that they
voted for Anderson for. con- missioner
of finance in one precinct, yet returns
gave him but one vote
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Governor Declines Invitation.

Governor Williams declined an in
vitation to address the New Orleans
Press clu bon the occasion of cor
nerstone laying May 6. In his tele-
gram he told the club that he favors
development of the new South and
assured them of his belief that the
Liverpool of the new world must and
surely will be on the Gulf of Mexico
81 will have business enough at home
to occupy my attention during my
term" he said
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COMMITTEES OF LADIES
ON PRESS RECEPTIONS
LIST OF THOSE WHO WILL HELP
ENTERTAIN AT HOTEL, SUN
ROOM AND STORES

Following is full list of the COM
mittee of ladies selected at tht
Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday, VINO
will direct the entertainment of MEM
bers of the State Press association
on Friday and Saturday. These lad
les are expected to help at the lone
hotel at 10 o'clock, Friday morning.;
the sun room at 8 o'clock Friday af-
ternoon; at 8 o'clock Saturday morn
ing at Knauss', Lutz and Browns; AZ
O'Clock Saturday afternoon at the
sun room and 1880 at the assembly
room, lone Hotel, Saturday.
The city invitation to the ball ana
reception at the Elks Saturday night
is general. The ladies Of the COM
mittees with their husbands, brothers
or sweethearts are expected to bid
trontippa1 m tIglt.1
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Germans Claim Victory East
and West

Berlin. May 5.--The official state
ment issued today relates that the
British continue to retreat with
heavy losses, east of the village of
Ypres, and that a strong French at
tack. delivered yesterday northwest
of Pont- Mousson, broke down un
der German fire with heavy losses to
the attackers. Northeast of Suwal
XII and east of Augustowo numerous
Russian advances have failed and the
Germans took four hundred prison
ers.
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.STROUP BOUND OVER ON
C0UNTERFEITING CHARGE

A. Stroup, charged with counter
feiting gold s. coins. was bound over
by Fred w. Green. United Sattes
commissioner. for trial at the Enid
term OF federal court. L. S. Attorney
John A. Fain represented the gov
ernment and V. \. Herod the de-
fendant When arrested at OSlaho-
ma City last week. stroup had nam
Der of the bogus coins on his person.
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LONG DEFERRED REWARD
IS PAID BY THE STATE

Walter Warren, as attorney Tor
Harrison Davis, received state war
rant for $50 today in payment OF a
reward for catching horse thief IN
1912. Gov Cruce refused to pay the
reward and the item was put in the
deficiency bill at the last session OF
the legislature. Davis says it comes
in mighty handy just now as ne
can pay his taxes with it and have
little left.
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FIRE DESTROYS COURT
ARCHIVES IN SPAIN
(By Associated Press)

Madrid. May J.-The court archives,
stored in the palace of Justice, were
destroyed by fire today. The church
of Santa Bara was badly damaged but
the tomb OF Ferdinand the Sixth, Of
Braganza. was saved.
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Death Caused by Shock.

Penzance, England, May 5.-At the
inquest into the death of Captain
Gunter, of the American ship Gulf
light, the verdict was heart failure,
accelerated by shock caused by
torpedoing of the ship" The evidence
showed that the Gulflight was flying a
large American flag when torpedoed
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Russians Pursue Turks.

Tiflis, Trans-C -Caucasia, May 5.-Pur
suit of the defeated Turkish army
under command of Khali Boy, in the
Khori-Dalmen region of the Caucasus
is being continued, according to ad-
vices reaching here.
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4 .H l. = s ~. < = x X 3:x :<,a %E SEE = Z
HOW L0Nt; HAVE YOU LIVED. IN LOGAN COUNTY?

How long have yeu lived ftI logan coanisp9QA (.
The print letter from tie person showing
the longest residence coun-abence
than year service the
pioneer.
pioneer sending the best letter OF 600 words before
MAY lShowing years
scripon The Daily Leader will be given To
the oldest pioneer
Oklahoma Weekly viii be years: third
the Oklahoma Weekly year busy
,xxzHEw xxzHxxxEzz zzxExxzHxE Ez%wMx
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|TEUT0Ns CLAIM VICTORIES
in EAST AND WEST ZONES
THOUSANDS OF RUSSIANS
AND MANY GUNS CAPTUR-
ED BY THE GERMANS
(By Associated Press.) J

London, May Nine trawlers is
the bag credited to German sub
marines ON Monday of this week in a
message from Hull The crews Of
the ships were saved.
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Inside Information.

announcement by Freeport Qll)
Chief of Police:
Ii the women of Freeport wish to
feed trsmps. they should feed them
on the outside
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Miss Emily Wheeler.

Miss Emily Wheeler.
home Of the girl to visit her While
talking amicably about their mar
riage to take place later he asked
her to pull ribbon which he held
out to her, first turning her head
away. She did and he exclaimed
that the trick didn't work. Later
there was loud report and he fell
dead at her feet
The young woman was thrown into
Mysteries and did not recover for
several days. The coroner who in
vestigated was certain that when she
pulled the trigger the pistol did not
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= COMING EVENTS .
z Militia Officers School, May 2 2
e u.
:. State Missionary Meeting, >
= May 6-7 =
= Oklahoma City Trade Excur- >
< sion May Z. =
4 State Press Association. May =
Els. :
& Odd Fellows. May 10. II. Il. !;
q State Elks Association. May ii
= lS and II. =
= State intercollegiate Track =
4 Meet, May 1918. =
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CHINA MUST
MAKE REPLY
IN 48 HOURS
DELAY Is GRANTED BY JAP
A\fSi1 GOVERNMENT; JAP
CRUISERS TO CHINA

London, May 5.-"The Japanese
ultinatum to China" cables the To-
kio correspondent of the Central
News grants delay of forty eight
hours"
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Have The Leader delivered, asc mo
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Others have obtained re-.
suits in the Want Columns.
Try ityourseIf. 3-3-25c.
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Continued on Page Eight
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Clean UP. Present ! spIck
and span front to visitors
Do II Now.
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Barney. the new outne.dsr Of the Van
KEGS made his local debut as a pinch hitter
for Ray Fisher in inc hfth Inning He hit
the ball hard but right AZ Coyeleskie,
Barney doubtless III. play throughout
to-day's game lie is a lenhandei hitter
and a. Coveleskie is a SOuthpaw cree got
the preference YESTERDAY.
Eugene laydon, an outieide~ from Colum-
bia. : G.. reported % Donovan yesterday.
lie Vii ne 'riei out az soon As ne dbsorbs
q Nttle major learu" atmosphere, Layton
up to the first Of LUIS led the sally League
SKATERS with a hat'lng average close 20
the 900 mark.
In al probability Ray Caldwcl wi. try
~ put the Yankees back N the winning
way. II behooycs New YORK to hustle
unless Il is satisfied 20 Ne anchored In the
second division. Washington has fourth
place now by two fun games
one Of the finest pitching battles OF The
year was seen in Washington Nes''ri, ~
afternoon between Gala and ilagrJWan.
Hagerman lost the decision hv q score Of
| TOO in spite Of the fact that n" allowed
but Two hits. Gall!a gave Glove ana ou.y
one safety,
The Braves are giving a pretty good tmi-
tation Of what they accomplished Last
year. Within the last two weeks they have
shot up from the cellar into a tie for third
place. They are only six games behind
the quaker p~ncemakers now.
Boston seems pretty certain Of entertain
Ing ;he worlds series crowd part o. the
7 Nlllf ~ hNAN WV AAF Ah'A sfN Hf'fN ~ "
for the American League penHiut every
dav. They have succeeded in taking pretty
much " the tight out Of The White SoN.
Yesterday was a day OF disaster for
Greater New York. Giants. Nsukea ana
Dodgers all we're beaten. RrookIyn was
nosrd out IN the ninth but no such pleas.
ant fate awaited either ~ the New York
clubs. Both We're slaughtered all the way
by the trsacherous Tygcrs and Pirates,
George Stl!lings is beginning - look
Ike himself again. when her" last his
was forty pounds light from worry lie IS
almost normal in flesh once more.
"Bostou viii he In the lead or within Al
Least two games ~ It hefor" We finish the
western trip declared Johnny Evers yes
tcrdav. "OUr cluh t. hack right whore Il
was when II started its fight a year ago,
We have won a lot 81 close, tough games
lats,y Iud that is the 'rue test NJ any Out
n. ~ didn't win them all ON luck either
Al our pitchers except James are in tysi
class shape. think the worst part Of oar
Journey is ended
The very he's, way that the Trojan can
holm to fulhll his prophecy ~ to lay OF the
umpires the rest Of the summer.
Ty cobb wouldn't hit NOR" than 800 n
he carried Sweeney's legs, lie Just sole a
hit of pich In the eighth through shcCg
speed alone Mullen made Il wonderful
~onehtnicl stop ~ TVS wicked drive dow
the Inc Though he was Ten yards closer
to the bag than inc ,icnrgiIn the Ia'tNi
uot Conno,ly's decision, az fielder and run,
( ucr ~ into II from oppns,te .tirs
Hugh Jennings is an arlont Go''rr and
Mi 10 busy each morning NJ his visit
UuEh!c, however, saws tho game Is barred
80 Tar a. his PLAYERS az" concerned during
| the season Ne believe tn, swins IL detri
monlAl 10 soSI batting
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AQUEDUCT TURF NOTES.

Sasir winner Of the f-st race i' Two
wear oIis. vac bough; for ~ a. = wear iIs
b. hi Young %,rt!HGt. j. j Multendn re
va lucky to ain. A. Bdtwell stopped
whipping Bruomvae when h. saw that he
had startling beaten. - thai S.sin. On IN"
outside. Nds sD.e 20 get up IN me 'i't te"
stiide.
The programme picked thu INST ihree
IN the fourth race a. iiirrN shaw. Hen
BLrbe. aud roUirius we're numbered ] - "
resp.ctiv.ly. After Cassidy had done a
prtle Juggling they aso had h's'. second
and third positions az IN, starr
Tho Saratoga Reading Rooms have been
orEauly.i b. .eLdins turfmen for tn- SEA
son a. ths spa Rooms have been ehsas"i
on the ground noor 81 The Grand unt9n
Hots Nhrt- ne ususl 'Iuh pylEi'eseH wiz
he provided. MeWoershIp entries :. mem,
her 70 become p s4usccihrr 10 the saratoga
Racing Association ana the Stidtusl COR
ard Tennis Cun. Thee are "ishty mem
h-rs TO date ant thu following are ditec-
tor: Nusust belmont. Thomas h!'chrock,
II knapp Andrew Miller SCHUYLER l..
Parsons John Sanford, IL l.. Whitney ami
Il II wilson. j.
= X @ Billings VII have hi' ta-t
t-ottei Uhlan at saratoga on Whl,h u" t'Ae
morning exercise. thlan wss shipped TO
the Springs YESTERDAY with Nj. BitinSs :
racers G.no.i \ cochians st'hI" also
was shipped. ~ VOL a. the Jumpers oMn'l
hN i. l.. C,yie AMI those trained by SI.ds
\le,ch.
Mustard. which va. a strong lip for he
mrs. race. spread his hoof and probably
Will race no more a. a tWo-vear-old
Superintendent. which shoNed a great
tarn Of speed In the katonth Handicap.
vs. almost brought back rom the gave
to race At Laurel last "a. he was dN4nS
flom kidney trouble and hi~ owner, =.
MAMMA. NAT determined to ~ho't MIN. ~
HEM, j McC,.N of Laurel asked to ne
allowed a chance 20 cure tn" horse ana ne
re-uli uas that he raced very near to his
old form YESTERDAY.
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play your -,
Summer Golf
n REAL. COMFORT

Special
Suits of Scotch
W a h "A h ! e
Linen natural
or W h tie
knlc X crS or
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G THEIR TRIP
WITH CRUSHING SETBACK
Poor Pitching Chief Cause of Their Defeat at Hands of
Pirates by Score Of Z to 1-Mamaux
Dominates Situation.

ting IN him until his side was Tar ahead
and then couldn't keep 1t up when M
went back to the high speed.
Doyle jammed a triple down the righ'
foul line In the first inning with two
out and nobody on. Fletcher singled to
entire in the fourth with two out and
nobody on. lobert and DOOM singled In
the fifih. but Marauard sped the bal
along the turf to the cavernous claws OF
Wagner. who started n double play.
Fletcher. Merkle and bobert all hi
safely in the seventh and with zone out
Lobert's rap sent in the sole New York
tally, then with men on second and third
and none out the two incumbents OF the
stacks stayed right where they were he.
cause lofty but useless flies emanated
from the mighty maces Of Snodgrass
Grant and Brainard.
Hunus Wagner spent the Afternoon In
various ways. He made a magical play
on Robertson in the eighth. Burns was
on irst when Dave hit the ball wickedly
Wagner sprang skyward. all legs and
arms and torso. pulled the meteor down
with his gloved hand and slammed II
over to first while In the act of descend
ing. He made a perfect throw from
midair and doubled Burns. Honus also
spent part of the matinee making a
childish kick. The umplring WASH,
startling in it's efficiency. but that Is
nothing new on National League fields
this season.
The Giants had a cool nigh, comins
from New York. but a feyerish after
noon. The Pirates contributed to tina,
hectic state by tearing on base hits
with men on bases. Johnston singled In
the first with two out. then Hinchnar
doubled. Burns handled the hi, loosely
else Johnston would have been nailed a,
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~ WILLIAM u. HANNA.

PtrrsBuRG. July 2I.-The Giants he
gan their second march through the
Wa, ,. -. -, -.
"''' 'o-oa! WIN Il c'iho' put tneH
cilnhoed the wrong way. They went
downward instead OF inward. The
pirates han, ;bom -, . uhich ,,s tho
- WV" ~ "
SeNe'es' cnid'hg gwen 10 'hem VI "eehs'
and they played their poorest ball in
weeks i'm taking II. The New York team
...., - 49, -
""'u''e" P"o' W Ia" P''"l"s 'e.'
better than fair-in three reels and al
ways was at the mercy Of Albert Ma
naux ,bs cbi,d u,,do, MIN b,vevsr-