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TO REAPPEAR At
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viii roarp, ar in tn city in StrCng
GIama;ization OF a leading serial. TAX
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Home Gerda Holmes also haS IN
impO1tant part in the pro lIcti)n 10
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day. The picture in two rariS Dis OS-
es many sensational :; enes and tons"
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opportunity to make much II N" pIav.
He takes The part CT young attorney
placed DCtWt a two t'rcS. yet I.aSS. ;
through an ordeal Clscathrt Tn"
struggle between temptation b" rICn
es and his duty is admirably drptcte /.
The plot his to do with the attempt
b. gang o. Yolitjc as t. cOrrup; a
states attorney sent to a western cit
tC pat an end to land graft. Ills
Wif"'s illness almost caused him 10
fall The pay Is made a success
through the cooperation Of well known
camera stars.
"A Traitor t. His Country" shows
Francis \. Bu.'hman 30 eNcHllent adj
vantage important documents be.
longing to nation are about to pass
into the hands Of a rival power when
tie pICt is discovered hr 4 yHung girl.
The eighth II the Wood Il. Webb
: riPs Ct sen sational experiences will
to shown in the excellent pEOtOplay,
wv lliam WaHswCrth III a Canine III
val"
A tine comedy, According to SEN
iority." with R.sc Ta2.ey, Naomi
Childers and Herbert Barry in lead
ing roles. will close the program.
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The New York upstate Public Ser
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A revolt of 10000 tribesmen at To-
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FORT SKATER CONCERT.

The following program will be rem
dered this evening by the I'd Infantry
band. under the direction CT chief Mt
stefan Jacobsen, beginning at I
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\ German tribunal at Strassburg
decided that George WE'LL. a former
deputy FROM Metz, but now a private
in the French army. is a deserter, and
COnfSCated his DrOpertY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-14
Van Trcss Shoe Repair Factory.

American Shoe Shop being the only
shoe shop IN Tulsa that has lcpt up
the prices on rubber heels, we win
meet competition All rubber heels
35c attached We use the Honest
methods. Both the small curve awl
and needle shoe stitching machine.
Same used to manufacture fine welt
shoes Only high grade equipment VA
Tulsa. We don't ruin the welt or
change the shape Of the shoe like
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awl and needle the harness machine
the incompetent WOrkmou use them
Thousands OF shoes are ruined by the
worthless methods Demand the best
done. by Van rrcss We use only
Prince sole leather. seldom ever
used by other shoe shops We carry
the only complete line OF rubber soling
ln Tulsa. Try pair We call for
Your shoes and deliver free. Phone
1903. Opposite Postofncc
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
DUKES AGAIN CLIMB
INTO LEAGUES LEAD
Yesterdays Game Visitors Top Place
for Second Time Since Season
Began; Tucson Sore

Albuquerque's victory Yesterday
places the Dukes in the lead for the
second time since the season started
with their remarkable run of vic
tories over in the New Mexico met
ropoiis. The temporary eclipse of
the Dukes was cue 10 streak of
winning by Phoenix on the second
trip east. and to u succession Of
defeats handed the New MeXicans in
their week at Tucson.
FL Pasos defeat at Tucson yester-
day left the Phoenix and Albuquerque
teams UP there with the Mackmen
2 game and u half back of the
leaders.
Tucson's fans are naturally sore
about the new division Of the per
centages. because. being as how the
Two weak teams We're dropped. il
gave AlbuGuerquc and Phoenix the
benefit of ;til those wins from Doug
las and Las Cruces, without any
compensatinG Victories off the two
doWn-and- outers for the Pueblos. 1t
is possible that the resentment Of
Tucson may force a redistribution
of the percentages. in which event,
Phoenix would profit somewhat. also.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28

on the line waiting for him. he
couldn't have made it. But he did.
French saw. him coming. and when
Pitt b0Wled him over. knocking the
ball out of his hand. he Just tackled
Mr.. Pitt low. and held him. Although
Sterling saw enough Of it to permit
our centerfielder to stay upon sec
ond for q time. The crowd made
noises like escaping steam, the next
couple Of times French came TO bat
And French responded with spirit
You can search the game from
inning to end and you can't find any
one thing that might be termed the
underlying cause Of the disaster Not
even the home run OF Huelsman. nor
his triple. Surely Hall earned n
rest, if not any laurels. by pitching a
nice twelve inning game Surely
Phoenix fielded snappily and at
least as accurately in most instances
as Albuquerque. Perhaps it was
Irion. Yes. or all the factors. Irion
was probably the most powerful, for
he took up the burden when il was
heavy. and toted il manfully.
Tuesday. Sterling sounded fearfully
poor from our position near the visit
ing bench. Wednesday. he was a
we'll intentioned person. Yesterday.
he had developed into 4 prince. Per
hapS this was because HueIsman
wasn't present all the time Huels-
man varied his program by tanning,
right after having made the homer.
and it CALLED his proud spirit like
everything
But the big noise about Sterling
came from the rapidly gyrating gum
Juggling jaws of Hester Hester
swiped second easily in the third.
and started to go 10 third on n
passed ball He understood that this
was legal enough, and when Raedel
hurled to Davis and Davis tagged
Herb. the latter didn't want to be
lieve he was out This inaugurated
the longest rag-chewing by our per-
fectly new and able stop watch.
In the intermissions, between fan
ming out three times. Hall whitfield
eight Albuquerqueans. which is prob
ably more Of those heavy hitrers TO
hear Strike Tree" than in any
game they have played thus far. Hall
contributed three walks. to none by
Trekel and Irion. although each Of
the last two thumped batters on
various parts of their anatomies. SO
it was fair enough az between
pitchers.
And i'll closing. We remark that if
Huelsman eats like he bats. he will
make Leon r. Gass rue the day he
offered meal ticket for the first
home run. Leon r. Gass claims n
fans acquaintance with Huelsman,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
Indian Team Waits on
Graves and Eight Valve.
New Excelsior Entry is
Frank Montgomery -
Track Gossip

Two exceedingly neat pieces of
motorcycle mechanism were unpacked
at the Indian shop yesterday and
made ready for Joseph O'Connell ana
Lorenzo Boido. Fresh from the fac
tory, they were, with not a scratch
on them. The first thing Boido did
was To have q conflagration on the
quarter stretch. and scar up some
of the bright new paint. but aside
from superficial damages. the ma
chine was pronounced all right after
the accident.
Boido's purpose was to test his
Will be 4 sad thing to run out Of
gasoline away from the pits. He
did thirty-tWo laps in practice, av-
eraging from - To 80 seconds 70
the mile.
His machine caught on fire in the
shop yesterday morning. also, due
To leak in the carburetor. After
the second holocaust. which was put
out with handfuls of sand, Boido was
forced to return to the shop. be-
cause he could get no more speed
out Of the motor. This is thought to
have been due to sand in the car
buretor.
Another set of bad luck was ex-
perienced by O'Connen in his first
practice. but il was mainly troubl =
with the adjustments that bothered
him. When he finally got the hang
of his new speed instrument he reeled
off some astonishing laps, around
% seconds. and never going slower
than 30.
Both the Indians are built without
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
Trey O. Dukes Win From Phoenix I'm 18th
.DPOPT::-.
DC1OrfMEH

Business of talking about the wealth.
er-
Although warm. it's a much cheeh
fuller subject than baseball for Phoe-
nicians to read about just now.
1t is now known why Joe Wolters is
= successful motorcycle rider. 1t is due
to his contOrtiOnng ability. and the
proof lies in the diving of the stumpy
straddier.
Our scOrekecper intercepted chances
n which deep pity was mingled with
heavy sarcasm, yesterday, whereupon
he telt much like an umpire. Anyway,
the error WENT.
About the fifth paragraph down, it
becomes necessary for the peace of
mind of George Lang to refer TO to-
DAYS game at riverside park, To which
ladies will be admitted free
There is one thing that viii drag
the motorcyclists' attention away fr~fn
three new Indian racers, just being I'M
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
TEAM IS
i. s. FAVOR|TE
WiIcoXs Great Record il
Elimination Trials Puts
Him Close to Jacques
Poillot and His Famous
Speed Mark

INDIANAPOLIS, May 27.-Through
its great work in the elimination trials
for the Indianapolis 5OO-mile race, Sat
urdaY. MAY %, the Stutz team ranks
as American faVorite for that contest,
with De Palma, Resta, and PorporatO
as its opponents at the wheel of for
eign cars.
Wilcox, cooper and Anderson. the
SJutz drivers Tapped thecourse with
averages Of $50. 96.S. and 96.4 miles an
hour respectively. Wilcox's mark was
the best of the present season. 1871 flat
but slightly behind Boillot's sensational
time Of 1903. last year
What makes the Stutz outfit look all
the better is that it is n three-car team.
Precedent shows that an individual car
entry is at great disadvantage
against nun ically stronger COMPETE
ton. The individual entrant can take
no chances. while the other fellow can.
Following the elimination trials. the
balance of the week has been devoted. to
practice. with a final meeting of con-
testants on Thursday night. ON Friday
the track viii be closed for its annual
scrubbine. The race itself viii start
Saturday morning. 10 a. m
Comedians Record
American Automobile Association
officials announce that when Louis
Cheyroiet's Comedian circled the In
dianarolis motor speedway during the
elimination trials in 1:51, or Sill miles
an hour it broke all records for The
distance in its class.
The car is one of the inarvels of the
racing game today. With a motor that
measures only loS cubic inches piston
displacement, and Il weight of only 975
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
PUEbLOS BUNCH HITS AND
WIN FROM MISTER M'GLYNN

Fulwidel was hit hard but kept
the bingles scattered and was ef-
fective.
An inning of loose fielding was
responsible for the Mackmen's two
runs.
Tucson fans are indignant over tho
way the percentages have been ar
ranged. They favor starting over
again or striking out the games
played with the two clubs dropped
out.
Score Il ii f.
Fl Paso % 10 6 > o % % u .
Tucson g 20 100 90 X-6 >
Batteries McGlynn and Bliss:
Fulwider and Callan.
Umpire Kane.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
FIRST Cross-tence Drive
Scores Three - Pop"
Puts Over TYING Run III
Ninth. Then Irion Holds
PhocnicianS
ONLY THREE OF
REEDMEN HIT
Hero Hall Can't Beat Other
Three Pitchers. " hen
Team Fails To Hit Cool
Youth WHO pisplaceS
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
BOido's New Mount
Takes Fire, Quick
Work Saves Indian

throttles This means that they
travel at top speed as soon as the
little man astride gets them shooting.
For riding the turns both O'Connell
and Boido will have to depend on
valve lifts or cut outs
Marty Graves Today
Marty Graves, the star of the In
dian team. slated to ride bran
new eight-valve of lovable proper
lions, is expected today. His ma =
chine has been the center of attrac
ton since it arrived yesterday NOR
ming.
Another big lad heard from yester
day was Montgomery, on an Excel
sior. He will be remembered as the
rider of the second Elk in the state
fair races two years ago. when
Baker made such Il showing against
the locals riders and Don Johns and
others.
Wilson Grinds Off a Few
Wilson turned out on a Merkel
yesterday and tore off a few practice
laps in the excellent time of "a
seconds. His machine is getting
faster every day.
Railbirds who hoped to see stocky
were disappointed when the Mil
waukee rider showed up as coach to
Harry Crandan. leaving his own ma
chine at home. Crandalls Harley
has been worked over by no less Il
mechanic than VOTERS. himself, and
tits said it is doing much better, al
though it has not yet been clicked
in Very fast time.
Wolters is studying atmospheric
conditions. and weighing gasoline in
order to discover exactly what he
may depend upon in the way of fuel
supply.
Today viii probably develop some
nice brushes among the riders. who
will all be wanting to find out how
they are doing before a final over
hauling prior to the elimination trials
Sunday afternoon.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
Stadeiii Gets Two Homers
Which Figure il Long
End Of 60 Score and Ell
Paso is Beaten Down the
Line
Especial TO The Republican,

TUCSON. May 27.-The Old Pu
eblos punched hits on Stoney Nc
Glynn in the first two innings and
drove in five runs which was
enough to sew up the game. Stad-
ellis second homer over the right
field fence in the fourth was the
only other hit made off the veteran.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28

The soldiers who have been camp
ing about the Romano Fielding
studios have formed Interested knots
of spectators at the practices.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
National League
DETERMINED TO WIN

NEW YORK. May 27-Miller
stretched q single in the tenth to two
bases. advanced on q sacrifice and
brought in the winning run on Wilson's
scratch single
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28

when both inhabited the city Of
Shreveport which is better known for
being in the Texas league than for
else we think of just now.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28

Battcries-Naushn Lavender, Che
ney. Adams and Archer: Mayer and
Kiilffer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
~ HI mn : -
AlBUQU CIRQUE
PHOENIX
SUM MARY

Stolen hases-McArdle. Bowling.
Hester. Lynn, Carman: Sacrifice
hits-Humphries French. Davis: Tva
base hits-Herriott. Mutt >. Lynn -
Three base hit-Huelsman: Home run
-Huelsman: Bases on balls-off
Han 3 Struck out-by Hall s. by
Trekell =. by Irion ,; Hit by pitched
hall-Stevens by Han, Bowling and
Scanlon by Trekel Scarion by Irion
four runs. seven hits Of Trekell in
Q innings. no runs. two hits Of
Irion in three innings; Time of game
-2:40; Umpire Sterling.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
HESTER NEEDS A SAFER

PHILADELPHIA, May 27-The Wis
TORS tried hard to overcome a big lead
made in the first two innings. Safer
made a homer. n triple and q double
in four times at bat. Cravath made a
homer in the first that netted three.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28

Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Newark at Chicago.
Baltimore at Kansas CITY.
Buffalo at Pittsburg.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28

The photograph sharps are getting
busy. making groups of the riders.
Today there will be a lot of speed
cameras 1T the track. and some ac-
ton stuff viii DO caught
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
DELL GELS SHUT OUT

BROOkLYN, May 27.-Dell pitched
shut-out ball. The winning runs Were
scored in the sixth on STENCILS single,
NiouXs tumble Of wild thrown
grounder and Myers hit.
Score 4. II. f.
Pittsburg --.--.---.---.- o
BROOKLYN -------.--------
Batteries-Cooper and Gibson; Dell
and Miller
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28

PittSburg IT Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
American LEAGUE

Cleveland ut Chicago
Detroit at st. Louis
Boston AT Philadelphia
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
Coast LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Rio Grande Association
National LEAGUE

ALBUQUERQUE At PHOENIX.
El Paso ut Tucson.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28

WARRIOR, CottrelI al
Sweeney. Benz and Schalk
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
Coast leadue

San Francisco at Portland.
Venice at Oakland.
Salt Lake at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
Practice Laps
BY Jack Abbott

Riders say the track is in the
worst condition they ever have
known. Dust on the middle streaK
seems To he the worst trouble.
The TRACK keeper has been wettIng
The entire track during the day. The
sun comes down. dries up the water.
and then the surface peels off like
"a new Kid getting initiated at
Riverside
So DR. Boido asked II couple OF
old timers in the auto racing game
to tell him what to do. Their advice
was to sprinkle Ut night, wncn the
water viii remain on the track lon
ger. and to put Il steam roller at
work
If the horses were going To trot on
the track within the next few months
It is u cinch the boss would stand
Tor 10 roller. as it is said the process
of hardening the track puts waves
in it. AZ it is. Manager Boido has
made preparations to gain the con-
sent of the state fair commission to
roll the track lightly, after Il good
wetting. in the hope this will help
out some.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
Comedians Record

Continued on Next Page
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
WHITE sox BUNCH HITS

CHICAGO. May 27.-The locals won
the ninth straight with punched hits
Benz was in good form.
Score r. II. Z
New York .............. > ;
....: l. ,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
COAST LEAGUE

Oakland. ): Venice. 3.
No other game.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-28
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Buffalo. 9; Pittsburg. 6.
No other games-Rain and cold
weather
Evening journal., 1915-06-21
French take mile
OF German trenches
By The United Press.

PARIS. June 21.-Nearly a mile of
German trenches have been taken by
French troops in Lorraine in deter
mined rush through wire entangle-
ments and barriers. The enemy
was caught by surprise, but has hur-
ried reinforcements to the Lorraine
line. Several counter attacks have
broken down and additional trenches
have been gained. The war office
reported this afternoon that "our
troops found the occupied trenches
filled with German bodies"
Important successes in the battle
north of Arras and also in Alsace,
west of the German town of Colmar.
were reported TO the war Office to-
day. In the Woevre district the
French are maintaining themselves in
the positions they captured at Gallon
ne. despite strong enemy counter at
tacks.
"We have made further progress in
the direction of Souchez," said the Off
cial communication. "Our troops took
several more trenches. a heavy artil-
lery duel proceeded throughout the
night.
Northwest Of Colmar. French cavalry
has driven in the German lines along
what is known as Bonhomme Spur"