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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-25
His Translation.

Hello! That you, dear?" "Yes" "1'm going to bring Green up to sup. per tonight. We're on the way now" For goodness sake, how many times have l told you never to invite your fool friends up here without giving me notice? 1 haven't thing in the house. You make me tired. I've been work ing hard all day and was going to have just a little picked-up lunch tonight, and now you spring Green on me at the last minute. You must think l like to stand around hot stove. l tell you right now you're not going to get any swell meal tonight. You'll get yesterdays cold lamb and some warmed-over potatoes, and if he doesn't like that he can lump it. Yes, dear, that's fine. Just the thing We'll be right up" What did she say?" She's tickled to death to have you come. Said she'd been wondering why l hadn't brought you up before. Come on."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-25

ceipt which will aosolve him from tie first regular call.
 Money Badly Needed

ceipt which will aosolye him from tie first regular call
 Money Badly Needed
 The money from this tax, under the ordinance. will be devoted to the street deparjment exclusively, and will be expended on street improve ments and street maintenance only.
 Because of lack of funds, ths street department employees have done no work on the streets fer some time. They .have been engaged at Bellwcod cemetery, how5vsr. ant < have 'been drawing pay from the cemetery fund and thus have not been idle.
 With the arrival Of June 1, how ever, and the receipt of money ron the new tax, jhe street department will again be kept busy on ths strl cts, quite an extensive and com Erehensiv program of Improvement work having already ben outli1s d. l The work on the cemetery will be completed, at least in major part, 1 5y that time.
 1 Plrns Going Forward.
 The proper con mittees of the council are now engaged in Drepar- ing estimates as to the quantity and kind of ma erial which will be need ! ed to put into slaEe the streets 0. the city which have net been paved i Some of the things most badly need- cd are metal culvert pipes, and tn council will order the purchase of a supply of tn9s2s, that the stuff may be delivered and put into service al the earliest possible. mon nt. Much l filling is also being purchased ol will be purchased, tc be used in low places.
 That County Judge c. NJ. Philpot will aid the city during the sum- mer, particularly in the matter of grading and crowning some of the main highways of the city, has al- ready been announced in the council 1 chamber, and With this assistance, and the income from the per capita street tax, property owners are of the belief that by the end of tho year the streets of the city will be in better condition that has ever been i the case in the past.
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"Slowed up, at Middle Age,

The hard working kidneys seems to require aid sooner than other in? testinal organs. At middle age many men and women feel twings of rheu- matism, have swollen or aching joints and are distressed with sleep disturb ing bladder ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are safe, prompt and can be de- pended on to give relief. Mann Pharmacy.
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caldwell A Brake Win.

Little Rock. May 24.-Ju:tice Vandeventer of the United States su- preme court has granted writ of erTcr in the case of Caldwell & Draw vs. Governor Donaghey and members of the cid capitol commis- sion, who dispossessed tie contrac- tors The suit has been pending since 1909. The contractors are ask ing judgment for $250.000.
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FIRST Y TENNIS TOURNEY.
Eight Watches Scheduled for TOmOr-
 row on New Courts.

Ths first tournament of the Y. M c. A. tennis club will be started "Wednesday. with play in the morn ing and afternoon, at the new courts at Sixth and Main street, the various sets being arranged as follows:
 Sage vs. Waldrip.
 Alexander vs. McGaughy.
 Niven ys Howell.
 Mead vs Malloch
 Cross vs. Jones.
 Knox vs. Davis.
 TCney vs. Martin.
 Adams vs. TrulOck.
 The tourEament will extend over tha remaining days of the week, coming to it's end with the finals Saturday. A tournament for men is being arranged fer next week, On the sane courts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-25
Raising uentennisl Fund.

Rev. J. R. Jester of Fort Worth, Texas. is in Pine Bluff, i'll the inter- est of the Judson Centennial fund, a movement to raise $1,250,000 among Southern Baptists as a memorial to Adiriram Judson. the first Baptist missionary to go to India. Only $25O,- 900 is necessary to complet the fund, and MT. Jester plans to canvass Pine Bluff shortly.
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The Sprinq Eye.

F9atbush-"How's your garden look ing?' ensonhurst-"Wall, saw cts of the fence, this morning, and 1t seemed to look good to him."
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James. Crutcher and Gowdy; Ten ney, Pierce and Archer.
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National League

No other gamcs scehduled.
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Malaria or ChiIIS & Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially for MALARIA or CHlLLS d FEVE.i.
 Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as tonic the Fever will not return. It acts or the liver better 4han Calomel and does rot gr;pe or eicken. 25c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-25

All ether games postponed be- cause of rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-25

Chicago, May 24.-A simple course of treatemnt is expected to restore Manager Tinker. of the Chicago Fed erals, to his normal health, according to physicians who have examined him to ascertainsthe cause Of the severe pains ill his side which have kept him out of the game much of the time this season.
 Il was decided that surgical op- eration would not be necessary.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-21
INDEPENDENCE
 MINE IS RICH
TWO HUNDRED OUNCES TAKEN OUT BY TEN MEN IN
 FIVE DAYS.

Two hundred ounces of gold in five days with only ten men and a miser- ably small plant is the splendid record of the Independence mine of Willow creek last week. L. s. Robe, the well known engineer who is in charge of the mine, telephoned T. W. Hawkins yesterday to tell him of the result of the few days work and to inform him that the mine is now richer by far than it ever was before. Two hun dred ounces will be shipped on the next boat to the Bank of SewarE, Robe declares the property is looking better all the time. A new lead has been struck which beats anything formerly discovered there and from all accounts the Independence, like other mines in the neighborhood, IS sure of being a splendid producer from this time forward.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-21
PETROCRAD ADMITS THE
 SITUATION IS SERIOUS
RUSSIAN ARMIES SPLIT

BERLIN Sept 21-General Echem's flanking movement has been crowned with complete success and the Russian armies have been split up into three parts leaving the enemy in dire straits. The Russian army around Dvinsk has been cut off from the army Tn the Wilma region and the latter has been cut off from the Rus sans operating south the Galcian border The move leaves the SlavS in most critical position from which it seems to be almost impossible to eXtrcae themselves Three hundred thousand of them have been forced fight their way across roads and fields without organization or order or means of supplying themselves and 1t IS be-
 eved to be only matter of time to have them so that they must surrender
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LONDON SPEAKS OF TRAP

LONDON, Sept. 21.-The Sav army in the Wilma re- zion is now in the most dangerous trap yet faced in the whole war The people of Russia according to the latest dispatches have reached point of the highest ndigna tion at the failure of their generals to oSee and aVod the terrible consequences of the skill of the Teuonc gen erals The most serious result the plan of Hndebug successful will be that the Russian army in that quarter will be destroyed and leave the Hanks of the northern and southern armies exposed while giving the Germans an open road to the heart of Russia.
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ROCKEFELLER DIMES
 IN THE GRUB SHACK.

BERWIND, Colo, Sept. 21.-Rock- efeiler had not been arrested at three this afternoon. He made personal investigation of the condition of the men today and had dinner with them in the "grub shack" washed in the same tin basin and wiped himself with the same roller towel. "The din ner looks bully" he said as he sat down and he ate heartily. He had no guards.
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BALKANS FLARING UP

ROME, Sept 21-That Bulgaria Roum9na ana ma Greece will enter the vortex of the great war before the fall of the winter is now believed all over southern Frope Bucharest las become wildly excited by wmorS that the Germans are concentrating within striking dis tance @ of the borders of servia and Roumana Austria has completely closed the Roumana Dordef fo ana co@ tinues to keep it Not train has Passea Ilo o os fSe boyder are halted by Austrian patrols and c9se searched 1se and questioned All news coming from Soa is censored and shows clearly that the Bugaraa goy%e %a for emsrgsnes is IRS %at1g 4 @ 5e eutons o are ready to attack from the north before the Bugar HyIsaS army m moves against Serbia and Roumana from the rear.
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SLIDE IN PANAMA CANAL
 IS VERY SERIOUS ONE
Island Formed in the Channel and for Eight Hundred Feet Only
 Seven Feet of Water.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The slide from Gold Hill into the Panama canal is more serious than at first supposed. It has formed shoals eight hundred feet long and the depth of water there is only seven feet, In one place it formed an island one hundred feet long, fifty feet wide and
 i've feet above the water. This island is in the middle of the channel.
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impression is generel that Carranza has routed the Villa armies all over the country and that the resistance of his opponents is almost over, The department has ordered sixteen hun dred troops from Texas City to join Funston at Fl Paso. Funston has seventee thousand troops under his command now and is perfectly ready to meet any emergency.
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AUGUSTA c ARRIVES.

The Augusta c arrived last night at seven o'clock from Nome where she has been trading in Arctic wat CTS this summer. Captain Jack Jacobson and Irwin Jacobson, the owners, contemplate making Seward their headquarters this winter rhey will carry freight and possibly put up balibut. They left Nome s:ptcm- Der 4th for this place.
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TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY
 MINERS ARE EN!CMEED.
Horrible Disaster Comes to England to be Added to the List of
 War Casualties.

NUNEATON, Eng, Sept. 21.-Two hundred and seventy miners were en- tombed in a mine here last night by an explosion and fear is entertained that the loss of life is very heavy. Ten dead bodies have been recovered and the work of digging out the others is proceeding.
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THE QUEEN OF HOLLAND
 JUST ESCAPES DEATH.
Returning in Auto From Parliament Her Auto Collides With
 Another Violently.

THE HAGUE, Sept 21.-Queen Wilhelmina and her six years old daughter, Princess Julia Louise, mar rowly escaped death today when the automobile in which they were riding collided with another car and was smashed. The queen and princess were returning from the parliament building at the time. The occupants of the other car were severely hurt but the queen was only bruised.
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DORA PASSENGERS.

When the Dora leaves tonight she will take with her, among others, the following passengers: For Unalaska, Paul Buckley and Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Coleman. Prof. c. c. Georgeson and c. Magnuscn for Kodiak. c. P. Mer- cer for the Sarichef Cape light house and three steerage.
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. HOSPITAL MAY BE !. ON FIFTH AVENUE.

The site selected for the big hos pital is on Fifth avenue within the Terminal tract. It is the first hun dred feet from the south line of the tract. Father vanderpOl and Chair man Edes are now awaiting cOnfrma- tion of the donation of the ground from Washington.
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WIFE OF JUDGE SAYS
 HE WAS A F0RGER

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-The wife of Superior Judge Carroll Cook says that her husband forged notes for fifteen hundred dollars which she has been sued to pay. She declares that he possessed a peculiar capacity to initiate the signatures of others.
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GOVT. WORK DULLED
 HIS MORAL SENSES

WINNIPEG, Sept. 21.-V. w. Hor Wood, ex-provincial architect, pleaded guilty this morning to falsifying ac' counts and implicated higher ups He pleads that government work dulled his moral sense. It is suppos ed he meant that as he associated SC much with political grafters he came to look on graft as part of the day'' work.
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PETROGRAD ADMITS

PETROGRAD, Sept. 21-It is officially admitted that bob wnqs of the Teutonc trap are closing in on our army in the Wilma region and that the enrappmg of our army has most serious chance of being successful We are retiring in that district there no longer an attempt to denv and the Germans are putting forth desperate efforts o close in for the annihatiOn of the army there Near Baranovch we are in the worst straits as the Pnsk marshes are at our rear This city is now waiting for news that may tell of fighfu military disaster that will expose all northern Russia to the invader.
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FORD SEES DANIELS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Ford, the automobile manufacturer will see Secretary Daniels of the navy ct= partment today or tomorrow to dis cuss with him the desirability of man. ufacturing a fleet of small sub marines.
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GOVERNOR SEES A
 NEW START FOR SEWARD.

"From what hear I should judge that Seward will take a new start not later than the coming winter and spring" says Governor J. F. A. Strong in letter to the Gateway received on the Northwestern.
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:. {: {: {: < < < * < < [" * {. CROWD SEE BANK " {: MESSENGER SANDBAGGED. :'

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-A bank messenger was sandbagged at noon today at One Hundred and Sixth street and Second avenue while crowds of people looked on. The robbers got away with two thousand dollars in cash.
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FIVE CHILDREN BURNED.

LEWISTON, Mont, Sept. 21.-The five children of Melvin Tucker, a rancher, were burned to death near this city last night during the ab- sence of the parents. The fire was caused by an overloaded stove.
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SHIP SOLD FOR RIYETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-The Independence, the oldest ship in these waters, was sold yesterday for thirty-five hundred dollars. This price was only paid because the ln> dependence has copper rivets and launches.
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|: |: * < < < < * < < < % * KAISER INJURED IN * * AN AUTO ACCIDENT. *

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 21.-The kaiser of Germany and Prince Joachim, his son, were injured in an auto accident today according to ad- vices from Berlin. No other details have been given out and the very secrecy maintained leads to the be- lief that the injuries might have been serious.
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': * * * < < .: {: (: < ; < < BIG CROP THIS |" * YEAR OVER WORLD. :;

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-The Agricultural department has issued the announcement that big crops are the rule all over the world th.s year. This rule even holds good, according to the announcement, in the countries that are at war as well as in those at peace.
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THINK PAPERS LOST

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-A hollow cane in which Archibald is supposed to have carried the papers mpcat ng the Austrian and German ambassadors has been lost It was known to have been heavily weighted and it IS sup posed by the police that it was sunk m the pay as the SP 5earpd he ctv Archibald himself is believed to be m nocent of having destroyed the papers and the belief that they were stolen from him by some one who must have known that they contained Tn the walking can
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BULGARIA MENACEs SERBIA

BERLIN, Sept 21-The Bulgarian forces are now low concentatng on the Serbian frontier according to the oJ;cas receiyed today No fighting has occurred in the Balkans up to the present but Serbia today declared the Serban-Bugaran frontier closed zone and the 9peng of hostites is expected within few days The oerOaS now are preparing to meet invasion both 1rOln Nle Austrian and Bulgarian side
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MARRIED AT SEVENTY.

SEATTLE, Sept. 21.-J. B. van Mater, aged seventy-fve, and Mary Wilson aged seventy-one, were mar lied here last night Both parties de- clared that lonesomeness was the cause of the step.
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ARRESTED THREE TIMES.

SEATTLE, Sept. 21.-Charles O'Malley, a news boy, was arrested three times here yesterday within an hour. The charges are grand larceny, assault and stealing automobiles.
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FINNEGAN RESIGNS.

J. J. Finnegan has resigned as commissioner in the ChiSana and has turned over the work to Anthony Me Gett.gan who was formerly city clerk of Nome,
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BARHAM TO FIGHT TURKS

LONDON, Sept. 21.-The superdreadnaught Bar to the Dardanees to take part in the efforts to batter down. m the Turkish opposition The Barham has just been finished She is in the class as the Queen Ezaoe Royal Sovereign and others and carries armament Snaf to them She is of twentynine thousand tons ana Iofl fnur thousand horse power
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STRIKERS RETURN.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Seven hun dred striking United Fruit long shoremen have won their fight for higher wages and have returned to work.
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VILLA FORCES
 BADLY BEATEN
SEVEN THOUSAND FALL BACK AND DEFEAT Is BE-
 LEVIED GENERAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-General Pershing has wired the war depart ment that seven thousand Villaistas are now falling back in disorder to- wards the American border and the
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-21
FREDDIE WEIGH RETIRES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.- Freddie Welch has decided to retire from the ring for year. He arrived here today and is in fine condition.
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SEATTLE WOMAN CORONER.

SEATTLE, Sept. 21.-Dr. Hazel Edison, a woman, has been made deputy coroner here. She is the first of the sex to occupy such place in the west.
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BRINGS SUBMARINE BODIES.

VALLEJO, Sept. 2O.-The auxili- ary cruiser Supply arrived here to- day with twenty-one bodies of the of the men lost on the United States submarine F-4 at Honolulu.
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LOAN NEARLY READY

NEW YORK, Sept. 21-The loan to the allied nations is now nearing consummatiOn Very little II any caSn will be taken from the banks immediately to meet the loan Each contributor will credit the New York hGan- ciers Small amounts will be called on pro rata baSlS
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STEPHENSON WELL.

OTTAWA, Sept. 2O.-SteffansOn reports himself in rugged health and with plenty of game. Engineer Blue died of scurvy but all the others are well.
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PIONEERS MEET TONIGHT.

The regular meeting of the Pioneers will be held in the new Pioneer hall this evening at 8 o'clock Several new members will be taken in tonight.
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RUSSIAN RETREAT CUT OFF

BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-It is officially announced today that Hndenburg has cut the line of retreat of the Rus- sians between Wilma and BaranOvich and the enemy IS now in the most serious situation of the war The SlaV retirement has been stopped and there IS apparenay nothing left for them but surrender or a tnghtful sacrifice
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MAp1posA IN MORNING.

The Mariposa sailed from COrdova at T o'clock this morning and Agent Mcdonald expects her to arrive here tomorrow morning early.
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RUSSIAN ARMIES ARE SPLIT UP IN THREE PARTS
BERLIN CLAIMS SINKING
 BIG BRITISH TRANSPORT
SAY SANK TRANSPORT

BERLIN, Sept. 21.-A fifteen thousand ton British transport has been sunk by German submarine while she was on the way to Gaipoi with achievements No further details have been received and the number of the British soldiers lost is not known British aviator killed and the observer and crew of bpane were taken prisoners yesterday at San Quentin.
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WANTS NEUTRAL SHIPS MARKED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Bernstorff, the German 9:a obasegdo made the request today that neutral ships be @ore plainly marked in future when near the danger zone He does not say but the impression IS genera that this is part of the plans of Germany to aVolo attacks on neutral shipping altogether.
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BRITISH SHOOT SPY

LONDON, Sept. 21.-A German male spy Wsa shot shot this 1nornnc in the tower of London and woman was gven ten years in prison The names of the parties have not been given and the trial was conducted With he m closest secrecy Not the circumstances causing Vle trial were told.
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DORA SAILS 6 O'CLOCK.

The Dora will sail for the west ward ports on the regular monthly run st 6 o'clock this evening.
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THAW MEETS MOTHER.

PORTLAND, Sept. 2O.--Harry K. Thaw met his mother and sister here this morning.
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EVANS CORDOvA TONIGHT.

The Evans is due at Cordova at 2 o'clock this evening according to Agent Blue.
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National League Pennant.

Although not actually cinched, Philadelphia is already conceded the pennant of the National League.
 Feds. Not in World Series.
 Johnson, of the WashingtOns', is authority for the statement that there is noly a very slight possibility that the Federal League demand to parti- cipate in the world series will be granted.
 Season of 1915 for the Nationals and Americans closes on October 7th. Tn. first game of the world series will be played October Sth. The city for the opening game has not yet been definitely selected.
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CoRDovA FOREMAN DEAD.

John Moriarity, a foreman on the Copper River railroad, died last week.
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DETROIT HAS
 LOST PENNANT BOSTON WINS IN AMERICAN AND PHILADELPHIA
 SURE OF NATIONAL.

SEATTLE, Sept. 21.-As the seas on draws to close interest in baseball is becoming intense and every game is drawing immense crowds.
 Boston cinches pennant.
 Although winning yesterdays game from Boston with a score of 2 to 1 before an attendance of tweny thou sand, packing grand stands and bleachers, Detroit, nevertheless, lost the pennant of the American League for the season of 1915, Boston having won three out of four games. It was a pitchers battle, Detroit using Dauss and Boston using their best, Ruth and Foster. Detroit still leads in batting with a club average of .26S.
 Boston has four leading pitchers of the league; Foster has won Is games and lost six; Ruth has won 16 and lost 6; Shore has won F and lost '; Leonard has won 13 and lost 6.
 These four pitchers landed the pen nant for their club aginst the heaviest aggregation of batters in the league,
 Larry Doyle, captain of the New York Giants, of the National League leads the entire league with batting record for the season of 16O hits and an average of .S19.
 Cravath holds the lead for runs scored of 79 and for total of bases of 234, including 22 home runs.
 Carey of Pittsburg is the big thief of the league with a record of 9f stolen bases.
 Of the Nationals, the St. Louis club heads the list in batting with club average of .259.
 Toney, of the Cincinnati Nationals looms up as the star pitcher winning 13 games and only losing 4.
 Other pitchers with great records are; Alexander, Phillies, with 27 wor and 9 lost; Mammaux, Pittsburg, 20 won, 2 lost; and Pfeffer of Brooklyn Is won and 9 lost.