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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
Frank psIirieus Today.
nv A.~oelsfe8 prrss1

A*8|""N*@""7@
Milledgeville. Ga. July ls.-wiIliam
Green. Franks 'assailant. Is stiIl In
irons today. Some Of the guards re-
called that Green had expressed ami.
mostly toward Frank before the lat
ter was brought here. Frank owes
his life to another convict. Dr. w. J.
McNauehton. who. like Frank. was
saved from the gallows by commuta'
tion OF sentence by Governor slaton.
McNaughton's quick work In tying the
cut jugular vein prevented his sure
death. Frank was delirious at times
this morning. but was better toward
noon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
DALLAS BANKER
ENDS HIS LIFE
osspendsney Over Continued Poor
Health Supposed 10 Bs couss
Of Rash Act.

Dallas. Tex. July is.--R Y. simp-
son. aged so. vice president Of the
Oak Clin Bank and Trust Company.
shot and killed himself with a pistol
today In the barn at his home. IN
health is given as the cause.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
ALS1RIANS SINK ITALIAN CRUISER.
E0UNDERED IN
. SHORT Time AFTER BLOW

1t Was the Cruiser Giuseppe Garibaldi- Aus.
trian Submarine Did the Work She Was a
Small Cruiser, Built Seventeen Years Ago
and Carried Small Armament She Went
Down Near Rasassa, Fortified Austrian
Seaport-Two Austrian Submarines Were
Reported Lost-Allies' Losses at DardaneIles
Reported at 48,4AN Gigantic Operations
Taking Place on Russian Front-No Fight.
ing in the West-Allies Gain at the Darda.
nelles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
GOMPERS TRYING
To AvERTSTR|KE
-
Says Foreign Interests Well Supplied
With Cash Are Fomentins
Labor Troubles.
fBy Associated press.l

Washington. July 10. = Samuel
Gompers today began an effort to
avert the Remington Arms Company
plant strike at bridgeport. Mr.. Com.
pers says he knows that foreign inter.
ests well supplied with money have
tried to foment labor troubles to pre-.
vent the shipping OF American pro-
ducts to Europe. He said they tried
to start a longshoremen's strike.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19

the Austrian naval base Of Pola de.
eisssd two Austrian submarines have
not returned and are believed lost.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19

Berlin. July is.-v Vienna officially
announces that under date Of July 10
an Austrian submarine this morning
torpsdesd and ssnk south Of Raesss
the italian cruiser giuseppe Carl
bsIdi. The cruiser feusdsrsd within
fifteen mInutss."
This eruissr wss small. Of only =,
2s4 tens, built ssvsntssn yssrs ago,
and carried one tsn-lneh gun. two
sIshtIneh guns and several smsIIs,
onsA
Rseasa 10 . fortified Austrian sss
port In palmstis.
AUSTRIAN SUBMARINES LOST.
tBy Associated Prcas1
Paris. July IA Rome news
agency telegram says a refugee from
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Allied pardsneIles Losses.
fBy Associated Prsss.l

London. July ls.-The total casual.
ties Of the Dsrdanelles army is is.4s4
In both the army and navy. Premier
Asquith announced today.
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Frank Worse Today.


Milledgeville. Ca. July is.-Leo N.
Franks condition was worse this
morning. The cut in his throat is
swollen. His temperature was ios,2a
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
Russian Front 10 War Center.
fny Associated Prsas.l

London. July is.-The gigantic op-
erations on the Russian front con-
tinue to be the war center Official
reports show little lighting last night
In the West.
Athens reports hard fighting on the
Dardanelles with the allies gaining.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
THAW At HOME
N P|TTSBURG

Philadelphia, Pa. Jaly 10. = Harry
X Thaw arrived here last night iron
Atlantic City and took train for bic
home in Pittsburg.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19

Father--I hope that Professor Wise
man. the prophet. declares that the
world win come to an end next Christ
mas day.
Tommy-Before or after dinner.
pas-Life.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Homer Newsom and corinne ROOFS,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, April 14.-Trading in the
stock market today again exceeded
one million shares, with a continuance
OF the strength and breadth which have
been its most prominent recent fea-
lures. Bethlehem Steel which caused
much apprehension on the preceding
day because OF its wild movements
was far less conspicuous today, al
though it made 20 point gain in the
first 10 minutes only to lose much Of
its advantage later. 1t closed at 1885,
net gain of points
By far the greater part Of the days
advance was made In the forenoon
dealings in that short period aggregat-
ing 100000 shares. All leading issues.
as well as two score semi-active and
obscure stocks shared more or less
equally in the rise which was subject
to frequent Interruptions on profit
taking and moderate renewal Of bear
contracts.
The railway list in part, and all
coppers as we'll az some Of the better
known equipments and utilities, broke
into new high ground. their advance
tiers to purchase by commission houses
acting for out-of-town clients.
Motor stocks moved irregularly.
some Of them falling under yesterdays
final quotations. United States Steel
led all speculative favorites as to vol
ume Of individual transactions, but was
made the objective of a fresh selling
movement in the final hour, the move
extending to Reading and a few other
railers and imparting an irregular
tone at the close. United States Steers
relative heaviness was coincident with
the publication OF the weekly trade
review. which stated In substance that
3hes.steel industry was not measuring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
Sporting Gossip of the Day

tsz. New YORK ~ sson-s d 70 =
TIE ceeEzg game e TIE baseball sszsca
here
Ths Prszs6enf began tie Ez0e eE
.h-ursn< cot the Arx1 hzl 70 Umpire
~EIy Evzas WIKI Secretaries B<TAl-
La-e, Dzzsess ana GsTrssc1 be rsEzzne2
lA-cG<hozs tie game and warmly z2-
rsza5s5 TIE ts- paays-
4 BASEBALL bsx AID tail, Inscribed win
tie ZANE q Frarcs Szyrs- Il. baby
granz<o1 G. President Wlso.- rs-e Pre-
ssaee1 70 the Pr=ssdsa. during the game
BY Nzzgs- GrZA of TIE tozoe team
TIE game vas rzzEsd N deal weather,
was featured ~ Ire pitching q Waiter
Ioknscz- EAo allowed Ssw FoEx S1t t1c
hits, and tE Williams catch ce Cree.
Masr II the Sta vita TWO On bases TIE
score
Ns~ Eo-k --. D q 9 . 80 -
Washington Il Q c ! 1 x-s-l-l
Bat,ers-Tarhop ard Sweeney; JOHN
sOa and Aiaz-lsh- Time, LE Cmrires-
Evxns and Azllsney.
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PENNSYLVANIA RELAY
CARNIVAL 70 Be THE
GREATEST EVER HELD

Philadelphia. April -s.-Sixty nine
events, the g-eatest number in The
history q Tie meet. are on tire pro
gran. <or,tte University Of Pennsyl-
san.a relay carnival 70 be held Fri
day ard Saturday Of next week.
Starting al : o'cioca Friday. Is events
VIII te held. including the two med
Icy relay chan Iionships all round
coiIege championship. Inter-acadenlc
=. :. championship ana several school
events in addition TO the grammar and
paroch.al school races. On Saturday
there will be 4 events including the
regular championships. class races
for high schools. preparatory schools
and colleges and all the special events
that have Jeen given for several years,
excep, the hammer throw which will
be held Friday.
Twelve entries have been received
for the four-mile race which is con-
sidered one Of the greatest events on
this years program.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
RED SOx GET
LONE HIT IN
9Th INNING

Philadelphia April i4-Eerb Pen
nocE Eas II such wonderful form IL
tas oE,sning championship game BE-
tween Philadelphia and Boston Th!s
Afternoon that the LATER team vas
-ot Only shu, o-t b. tt 6, but s..
Eas cot En-i: -wo r2e1 ~ere oo- i.
the srh lining tLs- IL Tisi-o-s n1aca
the.- lone hit q TIE contest Tasa
Hooper bounced single ove- Pen
nocks head L5oie made desperate
t-y for The tall, but he could not holi
il with o-s hand ard Psnnock los:
lis chance f.. no-h.r marx Slc-=
vas effective except in the seventh
inning xne2 Philadelphia scored lis
ruu On pass. two safe bUn-s field
e-s cho5ce ard z scratch single. Both
teans p1- up z perfect fielding game.
Mayor Biznkenbu-g tossed ou- tne
first ball rank S2ke-. who anaou1c =
- h.s retirement severa, weeks ago.
witnessed re game His pizee a.
third base was filed ~ Eddie Muir
ply. who d:e e-cei.en. work
TIE gcC-=.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
WINS
OVER BOSTON BRAVES

Boston, April 1.-THE Braves were
Sc, hack by Philadelphia today in
their quest for second psnnant- With
Alexander pitching remarkably well
for TIE opening game Of the season.
the worlds champions were shut OF;
: 10 .. Spectacular fielding By Whitfield
and Bancroft, recent additions 70 the
vis.to-s- ranks, aided materially in
their success
TO the customary fag-raising ard
the mayors introduction Of tire hall
were added as opening ceFenon.e,s.
Presentations TO Dugey and ssaitte3
q the Philadelphia team TIE gifts
were made by the Braves. through
Manager S;ai,ings. Poth Duggey and
Whitfield were members Of the Boston
team vhen Il won the world Champion
ship last fall
TIE sco-z:
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LOSES AGD
TY COBB MISSES HIS
FIRST OPPORTUNITY

Detroit. April l4-Det-o:. heIGed
nais=-abiE and was unable 70 hi;
Mitchell oppo-tunely, and Cleveland
won the opening game o he season.
20 :. y Cobb nuEed Chapman 5
high e. Il tie first inning. thus max
ing an error On his first fielding
chance g the year.
Mitchell was al his best when men
ws-e OF bases except in th= fourth
inning when hits ny Cobb an Crsw-
ford and = long fly By Vsaca saved
The Tigers from saut-o1- TIE
score:
Cleveland ...ies o9i . e-5-7-l
De,roi, .-.... 9 g g ! 8 Q 9 g o-l-7-5
Batteries: Mitchell and O-Seil;
Coreiezl,.e and Bo!aad and Strange.
Baker.
Tine 200 Unpi-es. oLoeghlin
and Eildeb-aod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
u. OF n. DEFEATED
BY BROWN, 8 TO 8

Providence, 2 /. April 14.-Bronra
defeate3 the University Of Maine to-
DAY, To 3, n q game decided IN The
ninth, Maine. IN .ts .half u that IN
ming. rcored Z rjns. largely ihrogsh
three hits and TAO errors Then three
h!ta and a.: error enabled Brown 10
obtain t-e Two runa needed u win.
Murray II Brown made three singles
and ! triple. The acore:
Brown ....29o12o-o 2-s-1l-a
Milne ...... 92!o0oo go a.
Batteries: Flanders. Richards and
Donovan. CLEVELAND; Frog, Co-aan
ard Baker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15

r. ". Dick" Austin Of Sabattus,
known as one Of the best southpa WIS
In that section OF the State, will be
given a tryout with the Fitchburg
team OF the New England League
this season. Austin has been in
the box for the Pilgrims and also
worked with Lewiston for a short
time last season. His work will be
with interest BY the fans in
znn around FsuufEg.d1p w.lnns, in,
pitched for several seasons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
ST. LOUIS LOSES TO
CHICAGO ON ERRORS

Chicago April -l4-Speedy base run
ming and St. Louis numerous errors
gave Chicago SO many runs that
Faughn's pitching task was easy, and
the opening game Of the sea on, went
to the locals, 20 2. Not until the
eighth inning. did Vaughn permit \
visitor to reach third base. He struck
cut eight The usual ceremonies pre-
ceded the game
The score:
st. Louis -. o 0 o 0-2--s-S
Chicago -. 0 3 0 2 / ! o 0 x-7-1I-2
Batteries: Sallee, Niehaus and SnY-
der. Glenn: Vaughn and Archer.
Time 2:1o. Cmpires, Quigley and
Eason.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15

up to the scale of prosperity attribut-
ed in some quarters although an en- :
couraging view was AIKEN Of the ex-
pert business.
The wild markets for grains and
other foodstuffs dispelled all recent
peace rumors. An index to the sound
investment demand was found in the
keen demand for the New Haven one
year notes which rose to a premium.
Total sales Of stocks amounted to
100000 shares.
Bonds were again irregular. specu-
Iative issues showing further heavi-
ness. Total sales. par value. aggre-
gated s4,G0o,000. United States bonds
we're unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
TN'0FhST RhS-
KETbhLL GAMES
III REDMOND

kichsrrn3. ,le,, Aprl lf.-C5pecialj,-
Richmond peopie had The opportunity Of
gitaera.ng ,wo fact games Of basketbal,
Tcescay evening ~ the O;era iaouse. one
u them beng without doubt one Of the
faAtes, gan.es played Ia the state this
geaEon.
TIE Senator'S Of Augusta played the
Colonial Club of Bath. the Colonial Club
winning by the score Of % TO H. II was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
GIANTS WALK AWAY !;
WITH BROOkLN,

New YORK April 1.-THE Ne~ Yr
Naco.aIs opened sheir c.slp.onss
seasc. today with Al easy IL u ] Wis
tory over Brooklyn A
NcGraxs team got off 70 1. earif
lead By hapmerng Fs-te- IL ssve
runs II the Ers, and second s.n.ne
Doyle. Up fve times. hit ITO eogbtr
and thrss singles and scored to1. run
Brooklyn . . o o IsSn'
New YORK 43eE Q - : 1-ls-h
Rsr-s-:es: Prefer. Schtsr-z Hros
ana McCarty. Tesreau and yeysas
Smith =,
Time e:a.:- TEpi-ss. Eig.er az
r
Hart -
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Providence. 2. T.. April l4.-CoiIeg
Brown s: University Of Maine 8.
College st Hartford-Ho,y Cross s:
Trinity 50 innings BY agreement.
At New York-Columhia -; VIII
Iiams !.
At Observation-Disclosures 10: Ru.-
gers 2.
AT Observation-Disclosures Interna
tionais 5; Maine University 3. inn
ings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
M'GRAW SELLS EIGHT
PLAYERS TO ROCHESTER

New yo-k. April Ii-Nzaager John
night arnog5rcsd the safe Of eight os his
young players 20 t.e Rochester cl-b Of
the International League They are
Pitchers Erickson. E1e-k. Palraero ard
Williams. First Bzsertan Holke. Tniri
Rassnan Ko-es. o';tfeide- PEE and
sho-ut0p BsartE. Ptez wa. the only
PLAYER IN the LOT who was with the Giants
FOR any length o. time. He was car
RCD through TIE ,si4 season ss a pinch
runner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15

BUTTER-Easy: receipts 14s4: cN
cry extras. e score, 3i;ls2: cream
higher scoring. ~, hrsts sogsl; seq
IuA-
EGGS-Cnsettl receipts 1857;
gathered extras 2ShS: storage pa
extra frsts 2ai: hrsts 2lfdG: re-
packed extra frsts 21ad2: fsts =
nearby hennery whites fine 10 fsne!
nearby hennery brown 9,99.
F1orida aes1SD: Maine IsOai5s: stax
Gls2
SCCAR-Raw firm; centrifugal ~; I
lasses $50: refined steady. Futures o
ed lower but advanced in the after
and closed steady unchanged 70
point higher. Sales $500 tons. Ma!
July so, Sept. 100, Dec. 3s.
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KANSAS CITY FEDERAS
WIN N the 18TH INNR,

Kansas City. No., April H--Eas!s|
scoring on Mains bune ard Eara.ys
ror in the l2fh enabled the Kansas =
Federals to defeat St Louis b. e
In the ninth Gilmore brought the sNA
tors TO their feet when with the
full and the score tied ard two OF
made running catch Of Tobin S n.y. o,
score:
st. Louis .........o0oo0o20oeoG-
Kansas City 10 Q 9 Q 20 Q Q oQl-
Crandall and Harley; Packard. Z
and Easterly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
FIELD AID TRACK, 1
ROWING AID OTHER
SPORTING MATTERS
P|TTSBUR6 RUNS AWI'
WITH CINcINNAf

cinc5nna. Al-l l4-PfI-soE,t
-ase z r-nAwsY sTs-t - .E= op
,oSsy. winning t-ol C,EE3z-zt-- /.
: Finding A1s curves % tae!r d
ing. they s.s--ea tss.- rUz-g=..iA'
tie second. seat A1es e If
~ scoring thres -11s Eo-e u 1,
fourth and pour6-o S.oL-s.dsr II
.izzl t~o innings -.
TIE score
Pittsburgh sls3sss +:-is
Cincinnati es5 -,
Batteries: AcQEiIszn s16 Cihsax
.r@s Seaoeider and D<so.- Czpa.
Ken AID Ens,ie- Tine I.S:.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING
NEWARK LOSES FIRST GAME
SINCE FEDERAS SIR1t

Brooklyn. y. Y. April A--As Broo
ryn Fese-als staged nine t--z,s I'M
today and administered TIE 1T' de't
OF the season 20 the Ne~zrA
score was to 4 The Hral inning o9e'
with the score TO II Nswar.s -a'
Hits By Magee, Myers and We-ea
two steals and pass sent tltetT
and the victory.
Newark ...-..s Q 0 1 Q ) IN
BROOKLYN II 0 I 9 o 0 : -.
Moran and HUM: Wilson Wilson
ham. Firsran and Land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15

Boston, AWH
BEEF-Whole cattle llS912
BRAN-Spring EIl27B.
BUTTER-Norshern S15d9; western
Q31a.
CHEESE-New York twins 1iSdM
CORS-No. 2 yellow "a.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearH
8S; western N&NA.
FLOUR-Spring patents 16o6N1
HAY-No. l grade s35nq2aO.
LAMBS-Spring MOS.
MIXED FEEIL-sS63l.
0AIS-No. Z clipped white S. ~
POTATOES--l6110 per two-bu. NJ
SUGAR--Granulated, . Dbl. Lots Va
vEAI-S6lS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
Chicago Produce Market

In one Of the most excited MARI
since the beginning Of the war wneas =
DAY shot upward nearly 10 cents
ei and finished wild Sc. to SC. Aooss
night. The trade was st1mpeded W y,rs
mat virtually exhausted reserves tn'ys ~
out the world would have to oe -
nefore the first OF the new crop
United States could be gathered.
the gains were comparatively sn,
corn I to 136a. oats TO !. and p"
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PHILADELPHIA

Pcston . 00ooeooO -
PHILADELPHIA Il. 3 9 oo7o <
s-olen Speaker. Walsh. Earn
81 rurz-Ph:!ade!ph!a ?. Sacrifice nj
Walsh. Dout.e play-scott AM
Gardner. Left On hase2-Boston 2:
Philadelphia :. frs, base on balls
off Shore /: OF Pennock l. Struck Oh.
By Shore 3: Pe1nocs 4. Passed bali
CaGy. Time. I.s1. Empires, Connolly
and Chill.
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New York Money Market

New York, April "A.
Mercantile paper 3s43a per cent.
1850: for cables 1855; for demand 4.Isa3.
Bar silver 4sz.
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans strong; 60 and 80 days 2sl3.
six months g.
Cali money firm: high q. low 2, ruling
rate q, last loan n, closing bid q, offered
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CHICAGO Cattle Market

Chicago. Ap,n 4e
-: light 71o@1ls: mixed 7o5f.D: zoe
ss001S6: rough eS0966: pigs 6oo9. sAc
CAITLE-Receipts i60r: weak.
peer steers 6oeS3S: western steer We
~: COWS and heifers 2Se@@; caisbep
.SHEEP-Receipts 1900; steady;
74o6S60: lambs S606l0en
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New York Produce Market

NeW YORK Froduee MARKET
New York, April Il.
FLOUR-Firm: spring patents 735G775:
6s097O; Kansas straights 726f4O.
WHEAT-Spot strong; No. red 1es and
No. Q hard 16ss all rail elf track error !.
NO ! northern Duluth 10 and No. i
ing navigation.
coRN-spot firm: No. yellow Sc caf
to arrive SiA
"a n;ATsaspot firm; standard 81: No. 3
PORK-Barely steady.
BEEF-Unsettled: mess 19000le50.
LARD-Ffrm: middle west S&aeS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15
BOSTON.

Two-base hits-Aill.fer, Whitted.
Stolen bases-Evers :. smith Secr-
fee h!-s-SEirh. Niehoff. Luderus Left
on bass. Philadelphia ;. Boston 5.
Bases On balls-oE .Aiexande-s.: Ru-
doipt 5. Struck ou.-by Alexander 5;
ty Rudolph 5. Cmpires. Byron and
Ortiz. Time, Ia
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BALTIMORE SENDS BUFFALO
DOWN TO DEFEAT BY 9 n.

Baltimore, April N--Balt.no'e Ihs
e-noo- sent Buffalo down 20 ek.
Quinn pitched great hall ,hrouk'S
while Krapp's wilcness proved Ms %
ing The score:
Buffalo .oo 80 oe . J ~
Baltimore 20 . 9 9 ! ~
Knapp and Blair: Quinn aid Owes
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MECHANICS OF MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS
Rational League.

ire roggassi game err playad here a-6
sevesa! tines T. riot raa imminent. The
teasa ~oFk On bota Stdes x&s very fart,
ai,ho2gn the Winning team WAS able u
snskc E.-cre open gaoss.
GTsat interest We shown b. an at
t*,.s&ace II ~ psoDle.
Ghe preliminary game xas between
ing F.eh".oTd team aa1 tie Lewiston
SI,orl.ng and Dramatic Cub. Richrnon1
winning. = 70 2. The game vas ve-y tx
citing also. The score Being tie a. the end
Of the frg, half and the second half was
played III a similar manner, each team
leading alternately UP 10 the last rainate
Of play
Hollis starred for the LeYig:oI team.
making FIVE baskets from the for.
The Tcrres wErH "a friioyE
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Ns York q, Brooklyn !.
Psc-xfzrE :, CnG-1xE
Philadelphia J. B.oStol E
Chicago :, s. 1Cs21s =
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PRESIDENT SEES
SENATORS WIN
AT WASHINGTON

Warrington, April 1..-President VIII
son. several members Of his cabinet ard
huge crowd today saw Washington de-
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Federal League Results

Brooklyn s. NsTsrE
Raicsr1o.e 3. Buffalo :
Eansas City :. 81 Lucis :
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BroexiyE n Nsr York
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Goals from iioor-A. Thompson 3, Spear
2. Marks 3. Farnham 5. Fitzgerald /, Nc
donald 2: Cooper !. E. Thompson /, Stew
art 2 Goals from foul-Stilphen j, Gren-
Ter !. Spear ], Marks, l. Umpire. Cobb.
Referee. Spear. Timer, Miiligan. Score
card, ITn halfs.
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Terrell 3. Tnyng 3, Libby /. Miliay 2, EIol-
lis 5. AeGraw 3, Lenay i, Perreault z.
From foul-Perreauit ]. A. c. Terrell i.
Umpire. Turner. Referee. Cobb. Timer.
Jiliigan. Score card, 2 I'm halls.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-30

tain civilization at it's highest flow and
give the younger people who are born
and brought up In the community the
best possible advantage His lecture
Is a brilliant contribution to the
thought Of the times and Of vast In
terest.. to the community's live wires.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-30
BEAUTIFUL HAWAII
/ N C0L0R|1E|:D[j Ed VIEWS 4 | "
Or. Charles 4 4 Payne, Noted.
Traveller, Coming Com With Nit orig
inaI Picturesof Wonders.
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Bo1H. SLIDES AM AND MOTION

Of Scenes, Of 8ewitehing Beauty From
the, Most Beautiful Lands In tho
WorId-Motion1 Pictures Of Interest
ina Scenes-Eecture by Globe Trot-
tor Of First Magnitude.
DR.. Charles A. Payne has travelled
the world over. His miles Of travel
equal its entire railroad mileage.
he has given years Of his life to
painstaking preparation that he might
excel in the quality Of his illustrated
travelogue. In all countries visited