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The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
AFRAID TO LET
OoGHlER GO.

There 10 bit OF personal pride
tAat has kept Boehler on the team
4 thls year. He has failed TO show
more than occasional flashes OF the
epntrol necessary to make him a
saSs pitching selection. and few
1ulkS who have watched him nov
bolisve that he Will ever come
through.
But George has so much natural
ability. and his possibilities are so
great should be ever learn 20 FIRE.
Quenly throw three strikes before
< ~ heaves q quartet OF vide ones or
bean q batter. that Messrs. Jennings
md Navin and their advisors have
boen loath TO take a chance OF some
ofher club getting him and develop
! 1ng him into a winner Then, too.
he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS combin.
ution does not like 10 admit that II
las the makings OF great pitcher
n IT. clutches, but cannot roll him
~ into the finished goods.
n But this is the third season OF er-
\ oorimenting with Boehler. and Il IS
COW reasonable TO believe that he
y hopeless. He never has been
worth anything like his salary 10
The club. and his presence IS al
ynys . temptation 10 disaster.
Even so. IL is likely that some
other American league club will take
\ = nyer at George II be IS put on the
Mock. IL he should come through
eor another club, Hughey and Nav!n
would look mighty bad and that is
= ne reason the barber has stuck
around 20 long as he has. But the
: oope has II that Boiler is 10 20 q
!: otsen makes good. and It is likely
that the next few days win tell the
story.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
wild Barber About
Given Up AS
Hopeless
HAS THE STUFF,
BUT NO CONTROL
Other Clubs May Want
to Take Chance
On Him
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

n Bill steen makes good with the
tigers, George Boehler VIII IN
apubtedly leave the Navin pay roll.
No o6iciai announcement 10 this ef'
lDct has been made but II IS known
tAat practically all hope Of the
Uoosier tonsorialist gaining control
- been abandoned and until
George does something OF that sort.
~ viii be worth little 10 a major
hague club.
There are now two Tiger hurlers
whose Jobs have become precarious
o1ncs 6teen Joined the team. Boee.
ler h one, and Oldham IS the other.
TIE southpaw with the draWl and
nnbuYn locks was disposed ot BY the
strategy board az training camp, and
again q couple OF times this spring.
but he IL still on the payroll. Ii Is
Known that Manager Jennings has
several times seriously considered
- release or sale OF RUDE" but
DaSther consideration has always r.
suited In a change OF mind Hav-
M thus successfully resisted al.
efforts 10 get rid OF him. IL Is nOw
oaly fair TO allow the crooked wing
olabbist TO stick around N peace.
md Boehler Is picked as the lad
- 90.
B 0teen has not yet made good His
work against Philadelphia has favor.
ably impressed Manager Jenss.gs.
md Il now looks as If the newcomer
had q berth cinched. But the poT-
ers that be persist in recalling the
net that Steen had his good year
boeore his wrist was fractured, and
mat his efforts since then have not
been 90 impressive, He vas pur.
chased In the belief that his wrist
y nov as strong as ever, bur Bin
- yet TO prove IL. Until be does.
Ht1ere viii be no changes In the Tis-
- pitching roster. Steen VII proc.
ably get big chance IN the Wash
hgton series He Is supposed 70 5e
considered jinx by the Nationals.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
EXPERIMENTS ARE
EENCHED.

II Is not likely that Jennings V.ll
co much experimenting with his
pitching s'aE tAis season I, IS con-
cedei that Il Sas a mistake 20 pitch
Dapss Ogt of turn a. Boston. ], Is
too early N the season for sgca
iron man attempts and the man.
egyer resulted n throwing Duhuc
ont u his regular turn ard bringing
him Up stale for want q work In
Philadelphia Saturday. THIS CRIT
ici-m is. OF course. managing ui'a
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Announce Dates for Frisco
A.A.U. Game PrelinlS In East


viii the track and field championships
clubs
hardness Of A I officials
finally settled the outlook much
Cambridge
Chicago
championship events
l. have the
athletes
will representation Of and field
Is 10 9 preliminary
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
4 STEEN MAKES GOOD
B0EHLER CAN EXPECT
TO HEAR TIN RATTL|NG
"PRESY" GILMORE DOES
NOT CLAIM TNIS GUY
AS RELATIVE or HIS

KANSAS CITY. Mo- June -.
1t seldom falls to the 10; o.
one ball player 20 execute two
plays so notable as those re-
corded BY Gilmore, right fielder
OF the Kansas C!:y Federals.
This namesake O; Ire leagues
president gained nationwide fame
in Brooklyn lAst sumner. when
BE stole second With tie bases
full. In the ninth inning Of a
game asst week 4 Chicago run
ner reached third base. A long
foul fy was raised. Gilmore
judged {, perfectly after = hard
ran. arched his arms gracefully
ard made beautiful catch
thereby allowing the winning rgn
% score for Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

winning thre--'1lrt-s az o".r games
$4,000 bonus % men finishing vita
a mark over 200. This system cou..
also be applied 20 the earned rin
per game plan q Judging hgrl=r'
In this way a pitcher would get
paid for what Re does daring the
present season--not on bis record
Of several seasons before Ard IL
this way a kid pitcher would have
as fair a chance - get Blk money
as veteran. All the It'd would
need 70 do would be 20 ain games.
Pitchers could be given a small
bonus FOR batting and Ae.ding ABOVE
certain amount, but should not be
allowed 20 figure n the general
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
WILLIAM
is READY
Great PAGER Shipped to
Cleveland: Faster
Than Ever

LAFAYETTE. Iud. June i6.-Wil-
liam. the great PAGER owned by Earl
Van Malta. OF this county, started
cut today on his season cAmpaisu
The celebrated race horse Was ship
ped 20 the North Randall CO.. race
track. near Cleveland. where 10 VIII
remain until July 70. when tae Grand
Circuit racing begins, w. W Mar
win. OF this city. who has driven WI
lam ever SINCE he started "a h.s
nrst race. Will have charge ~ tho
horse again this season BE pre-
diets great things FOR the animal
Several weeks ago, IN cold wealth
er. the horse paced a lap ia ~ aa
The hal.INe fair ground track 90
this city. lIe paced one lap iu H2
This Vas with liftle workout and on
a sot' ,rarh. William has bern KEEP,
AZ the fair ground an Winter ana
spring Tho sensational SON 1s Aba
J. has ril-d ug' wonderfully since
the close o.. she l9i4 season. Au4 ie
az present a G.4gA different laua.rs
horse than 40 iaat '.me.
ny paclHs mile la -11 80 Grand
Rapids last ..mwer. Wlt.u l.4
something ,tat aa soa-s.a-n.. .ga
,r has ever done ts-a-e Na.a o..
vas beaten .ay lre.,gm W FL
ml, la-t season. .t Fl. expected .t
ttts season L.#'.I. ". f.- .I
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Hero arc some city champions.
THIS H Tie team OF the Campbell
UuEradel room II has won every
same on i.s schedule. which includ.
I'd ail thc other rooms OF its classin-
cation on the east side. and then
walloPcd the Newbcrry boys. undo
foatcd champions of the west side.
iu "a pair OF decisive games by the
fairly s7'' factory scores ~ II TO =
and l3 20 ~ 4 big banner In Tiger
coloTs was presented TO these city
champions Immediately after their
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
YANKS AND GIANTS TO
PLAY FOR CHARITY.

New York has evidently given ~
all hopes Of seeing the Yanks and
Giants battle FOR world series money
at the Polo grounds in October. and
are now intensely interested in a
contest between the Two New York
clubs July ., sunday baseball r.
not quite the thing IN the eastern
fig league towns. but u seems that
the I'D has been looscned by The de.
mands ~ charity. and ire Two Man
haitian fayorites viii encounter on
the fourth
The proceeds will 20 70 a New
York charity Preceding tho game
there viii be sacred and patriotic
band concert r. is predicted that
The crowd viii rival world series
througs Nothing could arouse
Gotham 20 higher pitch a on
thusiasm this summer than a battle
between Donovan and McGray. and
for The hrst time In years. the Va
tional leaguers will not have al IN,
play IN the stands.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
WEBS, AND WILL
BALLOON NO MORE

AKRON, o.. June l6-Ralph Up.
son. winner 81 tho International bal
loon races az Paris two years ago.
will ny no more. His wife won't To-
him. upson announced today Up
son was married tao weeks ago. 20
Miss Frances Allen. Of SharpsbIrg
r..
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
His Good Golf In On First Round More Stars Go Around Today
COURT rs ADJOURNED
WHILE RACES ARE ON

MASON CITY. Ia, June IL
tSpocian--A field OF 40 horses
are here 10 compete In the races
tais week -Four thousand nNo
hundred dollars are hung mp IN
prizes. Judge Talbot. OF Pontiac,
H.. ia starter and John G.. Sher.
win OF the supreme court. John
lIammul, state senator, and a. T..
kin clerk of the supreme court,
are 90 act as Judges Tho state
shooting tournament also opened
yesterday
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
T%TTTTDTRs

A penalty system could be ar.
ranged so that player who batted
under a minimum figure or who
flelded under a minimum figure
would suffer deductions from the
bonus earned in the other depart.
ment. For instance. II player hit
POS he would be entitled 20 $1,000
bonus money. but II he felded only
900 he would be subject 20 a de-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
unurLtter LLtera-n Works

Among literary works planned. but
never written. have boon tiro of
IIazlitf," hy Stevenson. 'Iirforr
~ tho Wars In Flanders o. ~.r
Richard steele life az TaUry-
rand Thackcray. and 'i History Of
our Vcrnacular Literature by Isaac
Disracll.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Here's Anotner Keoh

Majors. a pitcher In the Alabama
Georgia league. pitched a l31nuar
nohit game yesterday. winning 20
o. lie did not ISSUE a pass and but
80 men faced him
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Yep. Koob Is southpau

From KazCo comes word that Err
nest Koob. college hurlsr with
rep" has now signed with tao So
Louis Browns and has Joined That
club He "a supposed 10 belong to
Battle Greek aad 20 have signed with
Detroit. Koob evidently IS u regular
Benny Kau'f person, Who strong
for pulling d." unexpected
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

victorious tramp through their
world series
Nearly every boy on the team Ia
heavy cloufcr and their record
for the spring o. liS runs Their
II opponents crossed tho Campbell
plate but IS times Leonard label.
the pitcher, won fame boy tanning a
dozen OF tho hitherto indicated
Newbcrry young teTs in tho FIRST
game OF The title series John II.
Belisle, their teacher. coached the
boys aud shares their citation over
the seasons clean slate.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Player on the Ray city Soumirh
c,s5 were given half pay yesterday
ort induced 20 play the season
through Ger whatever the gate yieIds
Poor weather pat the club on the
financial rocks. for the present az
ielet
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
SALARY SAME. 6CT NOT
CONTRACT.

The report that SteeI signed VIII
the Tigers for q salary less than tia.
paid him a. Cleveland Is a mistake.
Steen was given a ne1 contract v'A
q ten days clause. That Was -e'
cause Navl1 refused 70 take .
chance on that wrist until he hal
been shown. As soon as Bill show
that Ia Is worthy u a uev style
agreement re vi! set *. There Vas
10 change !n salary figures
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

bo--s ~ other players for fielding
and batting
OutAeliers. ir3eiders and catch
crs could De guaranteed g. 600 a
year and would earn their bonuses
ty their fielding and batting stunts
Here IS a schedule o, bonuses FOR
batting
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Three Cub mBuaFerH s1v the Cubs
lick the HrEVes y.sterdnL HnuL
D'DsY iuus 80 on FROM CO.. stuuH4.
Johnny EVers WIS on thr BuwstluE
bench. and Hresnahnn directed the
cubs. Hank must haze been perfect
~ torn With pmottuus.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

out ct see league &: any salesman
ship Is .2iu,ged n.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Mack Gets colleqlao

Tho A,tlotics have signed Pitcher
Crowel, OF tho Brown university
squad Ho viii report ~ once
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Folks who have taken the ,rouble
to look tho matter Up say that Ray
Caldwell Is entitled 20 the record
OF home run king. More home runs
have been made by various players.
but the dopesters assert that major
leaguers who have polcd three cir.
cult drives In four times at bat are
not in the record books.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Here IS a schedule OF bonuses FOR
9 Gliding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05
THE DANCING FAD WAVES



The dancing fad is subsidlng II
has been ovcrdouc, like most bvs-
terlcal passions that gain possession
.oI tho American fancy Every man
VINO has observed the gradual degen-
Grafton or feminine cXclusiveness will
rejoice at the waning Of the dancing
mania. 'S
\ pushing young man, slightly
known 10 me, was dining last week az
one OF the 8o-callcd cabarcts. at which
very popular professional lady
dances nightly.
This youngster, fairly good dancer
called the head waiter and expressed
wish to dance with the lady. He re-
ceiyed reply saying that the ladv
would be much pleased to accommo-
date him, He was tremendously
swellod up over what he regarded as
conquest He was conducted To the
table at which tho lady sat ana when
the music began the couple went upon
the floor. rhey danced all right.
Conducting the lady to her seat. the
young 'cllmbCr' was presented to the
lady's husband, who was very polite.
Nhen Mr.. 'Fresly' returned to his
own table ana finished his coffee he
asked for mis- bill At the botton1
thereof was O line reading thus: "To
$25." ~
The young man paid, Of course. but
ne mas been discreetly silent on the
subject He regrets having boasted to
several friends i'm the restaurant that
he had been promised n dance bv the
beautiful woman who has New York
by the ears"
In my opinion this chap was served
tNa'ily right The lady is a profess
s.onal dancer ana he had no more
night 10 expect her services would be
rendered free Of expense than to as
sumo that a physician would attend
him without charge Brooklyn Eagle
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-New reference books. $40.
Phone 3Os4
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NEW YORK. june A.. Bmds'roe's to.
FiuaI distribution. checked in the east ly
weather has been revived lu
tine west by sunshine and warmth, speed
ing up is the rule in industrial limos and
war orders taken ON close TO % cash bu,is,
tax the capacity of many plants spread ar
tiyitv TO other lines, make for competitive
bidding for skilled labor hence uucmpluy
mcut is steadily decreasing. At the same
time crop news is favorable and the Indi.
Gated yield Of wheat suggests another record
crop The decision rendered Thursday de-.
uyiug dissolution Of the United states steel
Corporation would receive greater attention
but for international affairs, all in all. hud.
ness for future delivery is growing steadily
though perhaps slowly and at most places
it is ahead Of last year when trends IN gen.
eral were downward Collections i'm the
major part Of the country are about fair,
money is easy; road sales especially in tho
interior are increasing and mail order trade
is much better than a year ago
Bank ccariugs $3073, O43,O increase
2.3 per cent over last week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05
"HELLo GIRL SAVES LIVES
Thrc" Persons Rescued by BhOklyn
OmnrMlnr,- Brn.nnnn of Mind

The young telephone operator in
Brooklyn, whose presence of mind
saved three persons from death. is
made out of good material During
the ordinary course of buisensg she
caught q mufllcd ana ndstinct call
~ a doctor. 10 appeared that some
one had been overcome by gas from
la leaking meter and that an effort was
Icing made TO get q physician with
admirable promptness Miss Gildea-
the 'r-rclaycd the message TO
the doctor with the number If
the house where he was needed at
once.
But she did not halt at this. She
called up the distressed person TO let
her know that her message 10 the
tor had been delivered, and, get
ting no response rightly concluded
that the woman had fallen while send
ing her cry Of distress. Thereupon
she connected with the Brooklyn po-
lice department and urged that help
be sent to the address in all haste.
The doctor and the police arrived at
the same time, and by breaking I'm the
doors and hustliug the victims TO the
hospital, managed to save their lives
This is condensed account Of a
thrilling occurrence i'm real life which
has all of the absorbing interest II a
chapter of we'll written fiction. 1t
proves there are heroes and heroines
in every walk of life and that all
some persons need is an opportunity
for showing their mettle and re-
sourcefulness 1t is not the first time
the telephone operator has proved
herself to be quick and courageous.
In more than ono flood and fire the
girl at the exchange has been the
means of saving lives. Most persons
think OF the operator only to find
fault and candor compels the admis-
sion that the "hello girl can fire.
.quently provoke the mlidest Of men,
but they have the faculty upon oc-
casions Of rising to unexpected
heights.-P philadelphia Inquirer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05
Llverrool snot Cotton.


LIVERPOOT June 4.-spot cotton firm !
good middiing 5G9d middling 5.35d low
middling 487. Sales 5000; speculation and
export 600 Receipts 1000. Futures
steady June 52jd June-July 525d July
August 532d August September $40 Y d.
September. October 5.47d, October November
3 53lhd. January February jGsd, March.
April 5.7jd, May-June 5.s1 hd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05

NEW ORLEANS. june 4 SPOT cotton
steady. 10 points up Sales ou the spot
SIS: to arrive 90. Good ordinary 712c,
strict good ordinary 7.Gsc. low middliug
sale strict low middliug s7Gc mddliug
g13c strict middliug O3-c good middliug
g7Oc, strict good middiug lOO7c. Receipts
1881. stock 2UO.JG7.
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GRAIN


CHICAGO. june 4.-lncreased offerings OF
few crop shipments to arrive from Indiana
and Illinois gave an advantage today to the
bears in wheat. The market closed weak
at 24 to 2Zc under last night. other
leading staples too, all showed a net decline
corn 4 dHA to = a %c oats "A @S to
2c and provisions 2k to 1O@12hc.
A temporary early upturn in wheat which
resulted from additional storms in Oklahoma
and from report that black rust was spread
ing in that vicinity near Chckasha was Off.
set later by estimates that regardless Of bull.
ish adYces' 0klshomH could a6 be depended
that the harvest would be general by the
middle Of June. Lower cable quotations also
handicapped the wheat bulls.
Price changes in corn depended almost
wholly on the Quotations Of wheat Oats
followed the course OF other grain. Pro
visions suffered from the effect Of the break
in the price Of cereals.
Chicago Grain.
CHICAGO, June WHEAT-No. 2 red
1 NJ Iar II tpa Al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05

ALBANY N. Y, June 4-Relind
closed doors and with his auditors
pledged to secrecy Chief Justice
George L. Ingraham Of the appellate
division, first department. lcctured the
constitutional conyenuon's judiciary
committee for nearly five hours on
needed reforms in the judiciary
Accounts differ as to just what the
justice said, but it is rumored that he
told Of the sale Of judgeships in New
York city, furnishing names and dates,
revealed instances where judges had
been delinquent in duty aud laid bare
the system Of assigning commission
erships and receiverships to a coterie
Of politically Influential lawyers
The judge is said to have made
many gge5tions to the constitutional
convention for the betterment OF the
present judicial practice, the shorten
ing of the laws delays, etc. but
chiefly he dwelt upon the improve
ment to be gained If Judgcships were
II ade life tenure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05

Crawford-So you found package
Of old love letters you wrote your wife
years ago. What did you do with
them2
Crabshaw-Changed the dates and
sent them to her while she was In
the country.
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NEW YORK. June Spot cotton steady
middlug uplands 075c; sales goo.
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