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New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

Mdnhattan-
MARKET ST. " $. Sj.4 Cherry st, 2TlG-; Mof-
rls hose 10 Ware Impt all Cont Co. $50 Nassau
a.. March 70 Imts $1,000. ally. Morris Rose. ~
Market ST. 8. 5S7 n Cherry s.. 26ox5O4,
same to same. March ~ (m,g 10000 a.ty
Il Ig4se. ref. 70 Nassau Bseku.al Investing Go.
10 Nassau ssa 81 OCT - ls!i ults $4,000; sty.
PRINCE ST. rs. 5. -Js Wooster st, 2jI5j,
Brentnore, Kea.y Co 10 " F4.lon. ll6 Z sam
Hou,.S, ,TtS SiO,y0ol ,sa and . A-Ecn -. aitysi
SUFFOLK ST. 80. " 5. Is 5 Brooms st. 25z75,
LOUIS and sarah Tanz TO Eta Tam. l63 LenoI
sy 2 part al liens; March I. Aty. Lo"ca.
eot totK 81. Jt IS. 20 B.oome St. 2jI'5;
26IH 81, 81 l.. 8. 800 lst as. 25x5s5. Luma
Mayhew to Helen Z Brown. a " ssth St, errT
%. avs Butler. Brown. Wyckofi 4 csmp5eI,
25rh sr. 5. 2s4.6 " sth av. 40 6E9Ss: Crest
Holding Co 10 Flora Weinstein 100 Madison ay
mtg $4,000: March u. atiys. kaatrO~Iz *
$50 ST, 1. 5, i7s I'd Av. o419S9: c W Biri 70
tH4t,iIk Ioner S9J + 5od ST. March Is. c. ATTY.
56TH ST. 5. IA Park av. 2l1loO5: Lena Is
SehnAtt 10 sarah Taiman mtg Si2 O0o): March
cal !sTj. atty. II Wise. Is William -. 500
Weil 70 ) 7 saVase Elizabeth. y mtg $I3.-
800 900 March 2V' attys, Curtis. Mp * c. 90
7sTH ST, s. 70 e Lexington az. eOrlo2.2: II 5
= g.. Cy't9l; Inc TO Ju.g5 .io, TsRman I a sons
me ~ T. 1lst 81 tntg 5OOO)s March .j
ssrA ST. fis.0 40 % W vs., " End av sls1l55G, 81?
Palmer Realty Co 70 West Side Mortgage Co
" $50 81 lmts $4,000; Dec ~ 1914: atty
18Th ST. II 5. l75 v Bsay. 75IlOO.ll: julius
Inc. Il West 81 lmts Sl3J .OO0) March 20. at,y5
Glggenhelmer L * VI. 81 Wall 81: 500
l23O ST. ;. 1864 1th aT I57xl00 II: Sadie
II Jacobs 20 A k0hn $40 st Nicholas ay:
March %: atty. J Ludyigh 81 Nassau S., 81
Pexotio 10 oak Coust CO. 800 Bway (mtg 500
ooO). March -j: atty. Title Guarantee and Trust
I25TA ST. n $. rs Bway. 95I9s Il: Broadway
savings Inst to oak ConsJ Co. $40 Bway tmtg
iS0TH ST. n , .j " Madison ay. 1883. IL. Is
ProUst 10 il Jackson. ~ W I2lst 81, FEB Il:
atty. ) II Jackson. l06 Lexington ay; 500
le9TH ST. 5. 260 " LeuOK ay. 52Iy9 II: Emma
Luthy 70 Mlnna krender. 4jl West Ind ay: March
- mtg SS9.vOOl; atps a G L Heydt
l4OTH ST. ls4 ". e cor 7th aV. I0OIlOs tore
closure March -: W Churchill. ref. 70 Met
r0politan LIE Insurance Co. I Madison sy plain
tn. March %; atJys. Woodford. q b. Madi-
l4lST ST. III. I27 and 1877 ". n 5. 100 ith av.
runs n 1879 10 10 42d a. tI4S w l5OK
80. IlN 22Jx 90. II % l4lst - 31j - beg:
Remark Holding Corp 10 Heep. l66 W g4th
81; March lmtg SoI1,J00l. atty. CO;
I42o ST. 1876 to lac W: lis West 1924 Stree, cofo
e. Heep l65 W gith 81. March (ntg $3.50
OO0l atty. I Co; 500
l430 ST. S, 1884 LenoK sV Al Sx99. II: Amy
Holder to ! We'll. 2oi W lloth 81; March q:
E91H ST. cor PHohuHt aI 50Il00. J X
Clark. ref 70 Annie Benjamin. s1th s.
March p (mts Slo5.00Ol; ATTY. HAher. ~
Cedar 81; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

port trade is expanding steadily. Red
Sea and Philippine markets taking
about as many goods as at any time.
What Otbor Mo,Lo,. A. notuu
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE ROOM. facing pars, pri'a,s lannyi asSis
" desired AAcOreEa. u hSi fftA D.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
MAMMALIAN.

with name and address Of purchaser and attorney.
MARCH y
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

GRAND BOULEVARD AND coNcouRsE. "a. lT |
ls.d A. r1nS leox lIs.s " " kges ~
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH q.
Manhattan

5TH Av. rt5. for sty store, crlc-s 30. 1877
100: Msy VI Jones Estate, is Exchange pl.
owner: Hazard EskiGe. sSI Sth GV uchi
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

J. l.
Hlandy. M & ). attys. c l. Hoffman. ref par
sls4 'sr. l2oI22 W. g. 2ij W 9Th az, 4oIl23 sI
I0 lOrll55 sty lot bldg. County Holding %
az 10 West 3l-t 81 Corp e. a.. MerriA x H.
attys. II Murray. ref. due SIS1'''''oI' '"e''
1870 ST. IS ". = cor # Washington az. ls' 10
1IS5 IGSgs L sly Apa.t; ! Lhe ji' n Bef
imger. atty. J Gillespie. ref. due. '-I!'-S'.-Z :
18Th ST. and . W. n 5. rs " 'th AZ. 40 tIe2
ToT, stern et al Stro0ck & :. sttys, VI = Breen.
IT, ref: due. Slo3i3J - taxes. etc, $2ll9,,, On
asIH ST - " D. s. 40 Contra. PARK W, lOI
100 H. sty das Frederic de ? Foster ct ct a az az.
5 Ward It a.. i F 1s X an. aty . MS Nc
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
issrH ST. eal ". S. 1865 7,h r 32r99ll:
sly dwg. william Rankin agt Miriam Williams
e al. " h Adams aty: Don!ln' rei' due
lOssTA' ST. s55 S5' 3. SIS IS. rs % .1 25Iiocu;
: ~ Jenmt and stores. A Burke trustee. aS'
Little ltay Really 60 et a. ~; ~; L. II H.
ai,ys; j II BAHton. ref. due '!S.''A-'' 'AIes'
ussTA ST. IS IS E. s. 100 Madison a'. 2oI
e. Ets!ty. fei. due sl5.l25.7l. t.Ias etc.
''''''' BY J. IL Mayors
18TH ST. lls W. 8. 2j3 W Lenor r. lst
i66lls ) sty dwg. Equitable LAis Assurance Soc
AT Brady BlagADQuFne CO st a. AlsiS't S-st -
G. attys. A + Baxter. ref. due. 'I-''s'.oo'
3OTH ST. l37-i33 W. n =, 325 ION N oVtLVV.
20 2rlOi TO- two 3 sly tennis; VI scott az
l. Burlinsame e al. Alexander 4 q. atiys
barter ref, due S344is.i7. taxes. ETC. !-VOi'
BY Henry Brady.
ACADEMY ST. n Post aV l0oIiOo. vacant
II Rois,on AZ Occidental Realty Co. Ge.er 4
II atys, l. CuVI.ier. ref. due. to3ts.s-; ;
t.Ies. etc. .2.J56's
By Samuel MARI
Az mana n e cor sth. 4TCx7T: Q sty tenmt
.nG stores W II schmohl agt @ Holooer ct a :
n n ! n.
ta0s5s So. t4Ies. etc 3ISSSo
By d p. lngraham Co.
GREENE ST. so-s2. s. 81 spring. ,5oIioo. S
sfy store Bank for Sanngs agt II Herbert ct
- C.tgaaIer q T. attys, W Pollock.
rei due. !5g 2l2 So. taxes. etc. Sr2ie
BY Daniel GreenwAd
3SIH ST. 2l7-2ie W $. M seventh r.
a lrss 3 . s'y tennis and stores and S sly
rrar tenmS Eighth az. ,s3. s. 80 ash ST.
ajrlOO. 3 sty teumt and stores. 3sth s.. go "
: ; SIS Eighth aT. 2jIss O. 5 sy tenmt. 9th
sv 500 cor 3sih ~. 24sIl00. sty tenmi
aad s.ors. llLh ~. se2A Q or 2siA o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
SEATTLE WOMAN flat ON BACK:
GETS QUICK RELIEF FROM AKOZ
Mrs. c. +. Stamford Receivers
From Rheumatism. Stomach
and Kidney Trouble.

Mrs. G. r. Stelnford OF es7 2snd
ave. =. has amazed her friends With
nor rapid recovery from a serious
complication 81 rheumatism. stomach
trouble aud kidney trouble. She gives
run credit TO Akoz. the California
medicinal mineral that H. now being
demonHtratcd at Tho owl Drug store.
Three weeks ago | was flat on my
back with rheumatism" said Mrs
Steinford, In telling Of her case. NV
arnH. knees ana ankles were badly
swollen and very sore and stitf. I
suffered intense pain day and night
IN TACT ] had To use apiates to got
any sleep Then my husband got me
some Ako2 ! used the Akog com
pound on the affected parts and also
drank the water made from the AkoE
mineral
inside ~ week I was able 10 ho
M aud about again. no longer sur
Ter from the severe pains. and the In
Illumination has nearly all left
II also had kidney aud stomach
trouble, hut I ann eppa rently over It.
! no longer have To get up during tho
night. but formerly ! had 10 do so s
or 10 times. Akoz has done such
wonders FOR me that I shall continue
using 81 for a tow weeks more, so that
! shall set permanent relief I shall
be only too glad to let others know
bow much Akoz has done for me II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

n you want to keep your hair
In good condition. tho less soap
you use the better.
Most soaps ana prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. This
dries the scalp. makes tho hair
brittle. and Ia very harmful, Just
plain mulslfied cocoanut oil
(which IL pure and entirely
greaseiesF) IL much better than
soap or anything else you can use
for shampooinR. ms this can't pos
sibly injure tho hair
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub II In. one or two
teaapoonfuls VIII make an ahund-
nncc OF rich, creamy lnthcr, ana
cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly. The lathor rinses out
easily. and removes every particle
OF dust dirt, dRndruff and oxces-
slve oil THE hair dries quickly
and evenly. and IL leaves n fine
and SILKY, bright. fluffy and easy
TO manage.
You can get mulsificd cocoanut
oil at most any drug store. II IA
very cheap. and few ounces IL
enough to last everyone in tho
family for montha.--Advertls
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
JOSH WISE SAYS

JOSH WT5t oNF5
"A vigilance COMMITTEES met
20 consider ways and means 20
olt rid Of soy Bean. our village
eut-up. II wux a tie. half fer
hsnoln' and half fer sendln' him
10 IN legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

LORAIN. Ohio. May 21.-Thomas
j. McCullin. n blind man OF this
city, has Just finished victorious I'm
checker game which required
more than q year TO play. His OPP
ponent was John Follett, also blind.
Of Fairview, Utah.
After his victory, McCullIn Issued
a challenge to play any rs men In
Lorain at the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
MAYOR OF CHI IS
ON WATER WAGON

CHICAGO, May q. - Mayor
Thompson attended the banquet of
the conference OF church claimants
here last night and picked up n
glass OF water.
DO we understand that the new
mayor is on the water wagon?r
shouted DIR. W. w Van Orslel OF
the North Montana conference.
You bet" replied the mayor.
Whereat the guests arose and gave
the Chautauqua salute. cheering
and waving their napkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

department. and selling mail boxes
under threats that the free deliv-
cry OF mail would be discontinued
unless the boxes we're bought,
found many victims In pittsburg. a
man and two women we're iA the
party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

Last big May festival Of year
riday night In Lincoln high audi.
,orium. North End chorus. $50
voices. 10 participate
Eng Dan and Clifford Joeeiyn
acquitted by jury IN federal court
Thursday OF charge OF smuggling
aliens Into Z. s. across Canadian
border.
Book Of poetry by unlversity Of
Washington students TO be publish.
cd soon.
Choir OF Green Lake "A. e..
church will give May festival Sat
urday night.
Children Of Tuk~lla schools es.
terminated between 900 900 and
100000 caterpillarN ThurHdny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
INDEPENDENT PACKING COMPANY
STALLS "a TO 40
STALLS t6-25
MARKET GROCERY


Fresh Halibut. ? lbs...15e
Fresh Shad. each .......2 5c
Alaska Salt Herring. for. sc
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British Tactics

Officer-How did he got into
that condition?
Private--He captured n bottle
of whiskey. sir.
Offlcer-Yes. yes. but how did
he manage to do that?
Private think he must ave
surrounded It. sir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

( THE, J
\GIT

\ s. s. Mcclure Co. TO buy New
York Mail.
Pacific Coast Condensed MIR
oompany'a exhibit at Frisco dedl.
Gated lmpressyely by National
Grooers association. It's a Seattle
concern
Seattle to be state X. OF p. eonVen
tlon city IN 1916. Mira Mary Stuart
Rockingham. elected president
( Pythian Sisters.
II @. N. Butterworth. seattle, elect
ed grand chief ranger for state Of
foresters of America at convention
In Snohomish.
President issues statement he 10
proud Of navy.
War Secretary Garrison urges
military preparation. and prccipl
tatca hot debate with Norman Angel
OF New York. who advocates dis.
armament. All this happens at
Lake Mohonk arbitration confer
lcnce.
n State senste OF West Virginia
adopts resolution asking for com
mutation OF Leo Franks sentence to
life imprisonment
Mexico City faces food shortage.
/ Congressman Julius Kahn. sd
dressing Hildcshelmer lodge OF
n'Nai Birth Thursday night. urges
dlscontinuanee hyphenatcd Amer
lean designations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

F. S. FRINk-Stall 2O4
. pkEs Egg -o-see for........isc
criscn. per can. zs~. Foe and si.oo
} cans Corn. Peas or Tomatoes sc
kAro Syrup loo, sse and foe
: pkks. MscAroni for.-.-...i5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
Topsy Turvy

Automobiles are paradoxical
machines"
In what way"
You have TO get under them TO
overlook them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

Position Of general freight agent
OF tho Great Northern Pacific
Steamship Co. OF Frisco now held
by II. ~ Kennedy OF Seattle.
Gas schooner hanxsnlsa 20 be
oycrhauied preparatory 10 trip TO
San Francisco. She WIN be uncd
M excursion steamer on Frisco
bay.
Capt Hugh Benson, U. s. geo.
detic survey. met HIS boyhood
chum. L. S. Commissioned Whit.
lock. Thursday. They had not
me, for 30 years
Senior u. Of W. society. Fir Tree,
held annual banquet in Washing.
ton Annex Thursday night. initial.
ing eight new men.
DREAMS.
A raise In salary.
Weeks for president
Humphrey for v. 8. senator.
Germany giving up suoms-
rires.
Park board giving up
flower pot.
Port building roof garden
getting said flower pot.
William Barnes collecting
from T. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

David r. Houston, secretary OF
agriculture, now making a tour Of
the Western states TO personally
study means Of developing the tim.
Der. water power and agricultural
resources Of the national forests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
THEY STILL BITE

PITTSBURG. Kan. May 2f.-
Three swindlers. representing them
selves to be agents Of the postofflce
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NEW NEW TO CALIFORNIA

north Bank Road" down CoIufnbi
River ana 20 hours ocean GALL makes
san Francisco 200 miles nearer Puget
found than by sll-rsii. 800 miles nearer
than all-wstsr Rates same as rali hut
iSfIuDE MEALS AND BERTH Ar SEA
2t-Rnot, s-Deck, Triple scrsw
r. :. "NOHrHEHN PACIFIC"
sails from FlaveL Columbia River. May
Is. ~. %, ri. 3i--evsry four days
steamer train leaves Portland a. m.
Steamer arrives San Francisco $50 D. M.
next day.
second Ave. and Columbia
r. ,. Moore. q. r. and r. AEt, q. ". nv,
107 yesIer Way
3. q. MoMniieB, q. r. A., Nor. Pae. Ry.
6s5 Market ST.. San Francisco.
spoksne--A. Is. Jackson, Davenport Hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

they viii call on me or phone me at
Beacon 2325"
Akoz Is giving Just as satisfactory
results In many other cases when
used for rheumatism, stomach trou-
hle chtarrh. eczema, kidney trou-
BILE, piles and other ailments. For
sale at all drug stores. Ask for
further Information regarding this
advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
LONG HIKE STARTED
 BY TURNER AND MULES

Driving two mules. names unknown. William Turner and one minor com panion left yesterday morning. en route for the other side of Mesa. where he will wait for the rest of the young 'Y." mixers to catch up with him by the auto route
 From there on the trip will be made on foot, and behind the two trusty jasacks, just as it suits the youngsters. The party leaving here this morning will consist of Bob Roardman and Professor Colodny as leaders and Albert Winship, John West, Tom Stewart Ebert Samson, Lewis Carpenter. Morrough O'Brien, Harold Marks. James TreadwelI, Nel- son Connor, Milton Coggins, George l.. Simpson. Connor Johnson. Melvin Roberts, Harold Toorea and Stewart Carpenter.
 Won't some people wish they were kids this a. m.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
AOUlTANIA ON THE ROCKS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

NEW YORK, May 31.-Passengers on the steamship Lapland, in today from Liverpool, say they saw the Cunard liner Aquitania, the largest British ship ever launched, which was communicated early in the war for use as transport, on the rocks in the Nersev At the offices of
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
National Ledque
One to Zero Twice

PITTSBURG, May 31.-The visitors lost both games by the same score through the wildness of their pitch CTS. In the morning game. Lavender passed three in the third. and hit the fourth man. forcing in the only run. Tn the afternoon it was a duel be- tween Cheney and MamauX. Cheney allowed only two hits. both by Carey. He lost the game in the second when Ee passed Hinchman, who went to
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01

the Cunard line here it was said no information had been received ot any mishap to the Aquitania. Ac- cording to the passengers the ship was surrounded by lighters she ap- peared to have taken in quantity of water and had q bad list. Ihe passengers said they had been told the Aquitania left Liverpool on May l9 or 20, carrying troops to the Dar- danpIleS
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01

that even certain outlying districts of London" were visited. The Zep- pelins visited Ramsgate, e miles east and southeast of London, and Brentwood r miles from London Many fires were reported, but these cannot be absolutely connected with the airship visits.' says the an nouncement. Further particulars will be issued as soon as collected.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
47 } F 39 r 9
PHOENIX

"ZamlOch battcd for IriOn in eighth. s%Brown hatted for McCreery m eighth.
 ~*@Han batted for Smiley in 18th.
 Score by innings
 Albuquerque 00O 900 O20 900 3-5 Phoenix .. .OOO 900 1O1 900 O~-3
 Summary
 Stolen base: Raedei. Sacrifice hit: Mutt Sacrifice fly: Humphries. Two base hits: Jordan, Herriott, Demag- giO. Three base hit: Murphy. Double plays: French to Humphrie9 to Herriott: Scanlon to Bowling to Hester; Bowling to McArdle to Hes ter; Smiley to McArdle to Hester: Bases on balls: off Irion l. off Jordan, l; off McCreery. ?; off Sonoqui, ?. Struck out: by Irion i; by Jordan. 3; by McCreery. ?: by Sonoqui, l. Hit by pitched ball: French by McCreery; Carman by SonOqui Balk: SOnoqui Time of game, 200 Umpire: rotten.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
THE POWER OF A TEN DOLLAR BILL

CONSIDER POWER Ten Dollar Bill when u IS spent at HOME CALCULATES It pays"off HUNDRED obigations WORK III our dollar bill that sent to the ouo town DEAD to uS It concerned We NEVER again give POWER the SPEND Let that POWER 1ONEY we at THE REPUbLlO1AN HUMAN
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01

General Taylor of the Boston "ioD1 once said From the top all rodus le'" down. we are willing to take crihCe if you will help us by having your clothes cleaned and pressed al ne Wardrobe Tel. 5o4, 231 N Central Ave-AdVertiSemen
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
Almost a Triple

BOSTON. May 31.-The visitors in the afternoon grouped clean hits in the sixth and eighth for all their runs. Bancroft lost a chance for triple play the first inning when he retired two by catch, touching second and made a wild throw to first to catch another
 Score R. H. E. Philadelphia ...-...- ..------l Boston ...-.-.....- .-------Z /
 Batteries-Chalmers and klllIfer' Hughes and Whaling.
 Second game
 Philadelphia ....... .......3 II Boston .......-.--..-.
 Batteries-Mayer and Killifer; Ty- Ter and Whaling, Tragressor
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01

one had a right Raedel executed an infield out. and Jordan got the only slam he has accumulated during the series. Spud Murphy, out of consideration for the Phoenicians, famed out brilliantly.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
American
Iniuns Win Two

Iniuns Win Two
 CLEVELAND, May 3l.-The locals this afternoon batted James out oi the box. and hit Perryman nara. Locals pitchers were wild but ef- fectiVe.
 Score R. H. F.. St. Lotus ---i ' Cleveland .....--.-. ..-.--.-lZ IS
 Batteries-Loudermil Hoch and Agnew; Mitchell and Egan.
 Afternoon game
 St T.ouis ......6 , 3 C,1aveland 9 F 2 Batteries-James, Perryman, Ham, iIton and Agnew. Severoid; Walker Morton and ONein.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
RoMR WELLS WINS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPAr'

LONDON. May 31.-Bombardler Wells tonight knocked out DlcN Smith. light heavyweight champloh of England. in the ninth of Zo- round match.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01

Button Button who's got the But ton'-Come in you poor bachelor and we will sew them on for you, without costing you d penny. The Wardrobe 237 N. central Ave. Tel 504.-Adver- tisement. u
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
MANY VESSELS LOST
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcHl

LONDON, Nay 31.-An admiralty statement. giving the number of British merchant and fishing vessels sunk or captured since the begin ming of the war, shows fifty-siX merchant ships have been sent to the bottom by cruisers of the enemy, twelve by mines and siXty-two by submarines, a total of 16O. Eighty three fishing craft were lost, of these twenty four were sunk by mines. The merchant vessels lost represent a total tonnage of 45S,O0O tons.
 REPORT ZEPPELIN RAID
 ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH]
 LONDON, Tuesday, June 1.-An- nouncement of Zeppelin raid wa made by the admiralty. which says
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01

Poor Old Mack
 PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-This af ternoon the visitors rallied in the seventh and won by scoring seven unearned runs on six hits, two sac
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
Not "Ourn Butler

Not "Our" 6utler
 ST. LOUIS, May 31.-In the fast inning of the morning game Butler the St Louis shortstop was knocked unconscious in collision with Will witz the first baseman of Cincln- natl. who was running for second The locals held the visitors o a tie in the second after losing the tlrst Score R. H. E. Cincinnati ........ -.-....-.9 II St Louis .....--.... " Batteries-Dale and Clark; Doak Griner and Snyder.
 Afternoon game-Tie. four runs' called ninth. darkness. Batteries Ames. Learn and Clark. Wingo; Ro- binson and Snyder.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. Want Ad will sec more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
Coast league
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Rio Grande Association Fl. PASO AT PHOENIX Albuquerque at Tucson
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01

rifices, two errors, q pass and a wild pitch by Shawkey.
 Score R. H. F. Boston 2 s 0 Philadelphia ........ ......-.l U Batteries-Foster and Thomas; Bush Wyckoff and McAVoy. Afternoon game Score R. H. E. Boston - 9 IA l Philadelphia .........- ..2 Batteres-Mays, Collins and Thom-
 as; Shawkey, w. Davis and McAvoy-
Arizona republican., 1915-06-01
National League

National League New York at Boston Phila delphia at Brooklyn Chicago at PitJsburg Cincinnati at St. Louis
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N Y. On Lonq End

WASHINGTON, May 31.-The visi- tors broke their losing streak with punched hits, errors and passes this morning. Both scored in the first this afternoon, then the pitchers battled on even terms to the sixth when Boehling hit Cree, and Plpp beat out a bunt, both were ad- vanced by Fosters wild throw and scored on a single by Hartzell he scored on MaiZels infield hit Score R. H. F.. New York ...........11 10 l Washington ......- ...... D Batteries-Caldwen and Sweeney: Shaw. Gallia, EngeL Hopper and Henry.
 i Afternoon game
 Score R. H. F. New York ..........--..-.4 >o Washington ..-....-.-.. ...-I Batteres-Fisher and Nunamakert : Boehling and Henry.
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Coast Leaque

Oakland at Portland Los Angeles at san Francisco Salt Lake at Venice
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ALBUQUERQUE WINS

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Federal leaaue

Kansas Ctv at Chicago. Newark at Brooklyn Baltimore at Buffalo
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Divide in Gotham

NEW YORK, May 31.-The Giants broke a tie score in the morning when Fletchers timely single in the eighth scored Burns. and Lobert- In the afternoon, the visitors hit Saroud hard in the sixth and seventh while
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CHICAGO. May 31.-In the after noon two passed balls by Baker, J. Collins, and the daring base running of Collins and Blackburn gave the locals the victory. Russell lost the morning but won the afternoon game The visitors took the morning game and would have lead the league II | they had won in the afternoon ! Score R. H. F. Datroit ...4 II
 Cbicago 3 F { Batteries-CaVet and Baker Rus sell. Cicotte. Faber and Schalk. 1 Afternoon game
 Do+roit !
 l,bicago ..3 ' ? | Batteries-Boland and Baker; Rus
 sell and Schalk.
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American League

FNFTICT FNeTT IGdyNC Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Clevleand Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia