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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
LEAGUE GIVES PLAN
FULL ENDORSEMENT
Members Advised 10 Join the
ReOrganzed CONNER
cial Club

At largely attended meeting of the
Business Men, league last night tho
plan Of reorganization of the Salem
commercial club was unanimously nm.
proved, and ii was recommended that
the members of the league become Nom.
oers Of the reorganized Commercial club.
The plans for the reorganization were
presented as prepared for the member.
snip campaign, and basis of opcration
OF the Commercial club, following which
there was a lengthy discussion in which
great interest was shown. The enthu.
siasm perceptihly increased as the do.
tails of the methods for the new organ.
ization were brought out and their an.
phcatiou to the needs of Salem appear.
ed
The secretary was instructed to call n
special meeting of the members of Che
league for Tuesday evening, MAY 95.
for the purpose Of determining whether
the league shall unite as a body with
the recognized Commercial club.
The board of governors and the citi.
2ens' committee on reorganization of
the Commercial club will hold Joint
meeting this evening at the club rooms
for the purpose Of completing the plans
of reorganization and formally approv.
ing them as the basis upon which the
new organization will be constructed,
and the method of its operation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the Com.
mon Council Of the City Of Salem, Ore.
gon, invites sealed bids for the making
Of an Improvement Of Bellevue street
from the east line Of Commercial street
to the west line Of Liberty street. in
the city Of Salem, Oregon, with 6.iuch
Portland cement concrete pavement, 6.
inch bituminous concrete pavement Gas.
phaltic coucretol, and bilulthic pave.
mcnt in accordance with the plhus,
specification, and estimates on file in
the office Of the City Recorder Of said
city, which are hereby referred 10 and
made q part Of this notice.
said bids will be opened on or about
the 7th day Of June. 1918, at or about
1850 0 o'clock, pan in open council meet.
ing in the city Hall in Salem, Oregon.
Each bid submitted must be accompa.
Hiod by certified check equal in
amount 10 NJ per cent Of the amount Of
the bid. The city reserves the right
If 10 so desires and shall determine
hereafter, 20 construct The improvement
Of said street hv and with The machn.
cry and equipment belonging 10 the
City Of Salem as provided for by See.
tiou g6 Of the city Charter This no.
tice is published for five l5) successive
days in q daily newspaper in the city
OF salem, the date Of the fist publca
tOn being the 18th day Of May, 1915,
and the date Of the last publication the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
BOARD OF CONTROL
OPENS UP BIDS FOR
{. 0. ASYLUM WING
Four Lowest Bids Taken I'm.
der Amusement to Award
the Contract Later

Bids for the construction Of the new
wing of the Eastern Oregon branch in.
sane asylum were opened by the state
board of control at 9 o'clock this after.
noon and the four lowest were taken
under advisemcnt by the board, the Ger.
tiiied chccks accompanying the balance
having been returned to the bidder,
who were present, The four lowest bid
dcrs were: Beers Building company of
Portland $4,000; Olson & Johnson Co
Of Missoula, Mont, S77,Gs0; Parker &
Banficld, Portland, S70,53i; and i. M
Tillman Company Portland, .S70,6S0
There were l5 bids submitted for the
contract ranging in price, with the ok
ception of the above named, from $Sl 4,
lld, that Of Wech Bros, & Zimmerman
of Oakland, Cal, to $0l 800 that Of the
lluetter Construction Company Of Spo
kane. Tho time specified in the bid,
for the completion Of the work in In,
different bids ranged from 5 to Il
months, and those Of the lowest bidder,
upon which final action will bc takcr
later by the board Of control were from
& to months, The legislature appro
priatcd 100000 for the construction OF
the new wing,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

ciares war This was indicated toda,
by expressions Of the German press n,
well as b. unofficial statements in GOV
ernment circles
The Morgen Post declared editorially,
Austria and Germany are detcrmin.
ed TO show Italy official good will M
to the last secnod. They win NOT de-
clare war and will not tolerate often.
siyc public uttcmnces. But if ltaly ey.
poets to fight Austria alone she is mis-
taken. Germany win support Austria. %
Despite the statement Of Chancellor
Won Bethmann.IIollweg In the reichstag
yesterday that the government shI had
hopes, Germany today expects ltalv TO
declare war within few hours. The
newspapers generally took the view
that when parliament convenes tomor.
row II will empower the cabinet 10 act
fully and that a decision will be an.
uounced Immediately Rumors circu.
lated last night that Austria may make
further concessions were not credited In
Berlin.
Lord Norlhcliffc saw early that the
censorship would end disastrously He
campaigucd fu publicity at "a time
when even 10 suggest that Kitchener
was mistaken was almost treason. Lord
N0Hhcliffc preached that IN popular
war the people should know what their
sons and brothers and husbands arc do.
ing. Other newspapers followed and
nj last The censorship was modified.
Newspapers for the first time since
uc war were allowed to tell English
truths which were not advantageous 10
Kitchener 5 reputation II was reveal.
pd that hc possessed his quota Of hu.
man fuiliIes 10 was seen above oy.
crythiug else that he was soldier in.
capable of dclCgatiug authority Not
content with lpyOting his uud0ubtcd
abilities us au organizer 10 raising and
training mIlIiWs Of recruits Kitchener
refused TO allow others 10 direct the.
production OF sHpplies AZ last upon
iussteut pleas from Genera French for
ammunition special committee was
appointed 10 relieve Kitchener OF thr|
direction Of The manufacture G mum
lions. lt was shown that since the be
ginning of thp war Kitchener bad moth
log 10 rrrtify the shortage NowVa
pcrs were able 20 tell the country how
matters stood Confidence Zoo the goy
or1mcnf declined The government as.
a whole was attacked as tho British
principle of miuistrial rcsponIuiI'y hI
collective.
AT the same time there was growing
resentment against the lack of spec
taeular results from the navy cuImin
atiug in tho failure Of tho efforts toll
force the DamauelIes. The newspapers
asalel Churchill
Thus. while tho crisis was due on thc'
surface TO trouble iu the admiralty .ho'
real cause H deeper and concerns kit
cheber more than any one else lt III
improbable that Kitchener win be rc
moved. His future responsibilities viii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
TROUBLESOME AMERICAN
OENOUNCES PRESIDENT
Maurice SOmbOrn in Berlin
Bitterly Attacks State
Department
By Carl w, Ackerman.

Berlin, via The Hague and London,
May l9,-The Berlin police today ar.
rested Maurice Somborn, naturaized
American, who was elected from the
American embassy at the order Of Am.
bassador Gerard because Of insults of.
fered President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan.
Somborn declared he had lost his
passport when taken into custody. The
police agreed to release him that he
might search for the paper,
Following previous attacks upon the
president and the secretary Of state,
Somborn delivered q bitter speech in q
leading cafe in which he assailcd Prese.
ident Wilson and his premier in both
English and German. Ambassador Ger.
ard, | learned, has determined to con.
fiscate Somborn's S passport, and have
him expelled from Germany He re.
CARDS him as firebrand in the pres.
ent crisis.
The Italian situation is delaying Ger.
many's reply to President Wilson 5
note. In well.informed circles the
opinion prevails that the answer will
not be delivered before next week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

Shook & Traver bid on the part oe .he
unions.
This charge was challenged bv Mr.
Alexander, of the carpenters union
who explained that it was not tbe
unions but the business men of tbe citv
who signed the petition who had agreed
to make up the difference, wberennon
Mr. Oleman apologi2ed fr his state,
ment, An examination of the protest
and petition later, however disclosed
that it was the union bodies who had
Offered to liquidate the difference he,
tween the bids and Mr.. Oleman reiterot
ed his original charge of a "moral ot
tempt to bribe the directccs" ON the
part of the unions,
Chairman Miles and Directors
Barnes, Buren and White did not see
how, in the face of the fact that
Messrs. Shook & Traver had given their
solemn promise to give preference IN
Salem labor and materials, the hoard
could legally go beyond that without
discriminating between certain classes
of labor which, Director White main.
tained, would operate to nulify the
contract between the board and the
contractors and also make it imuossi.
BILE to hold their bOndsmen fer failnrp
ON the contractors part to fulfill their
obligations to the board. The pnion
delegation tried in every way possiblq
tC make the board understand that the
award of the cCntract to Snook &
Traver virtually shut organized labor
in Salem off from obtaining work on
the building, so long as the contractors
remained on the "mfair list" of the
bricklayers' union, but the board reo.
soned that this was a matter o1tside Of
their jurisdiction and control altogether
and that they were both morally and
legally bound, unless it be shown 10 the
satisfaction Of the board that the low.
est bidder was not competent or quail.
fled to enter into contract, to award
the contract to the lowest bidder.
Upon the recommendation of the
building committee, to which the three
lowest bids were referred for inyesti.
CATION and consideration, the bid of
Snoolt X Traver was accepted bv viva
voe vote, but Director Barnes entered
a mild protest against rairoading the
action through in this manner, claiming
that every member of the board should
be placed on record in the event of fu.
tnre disputes or complications, and he
called for an aye and nay vote After
much parley and argument OF the par.
liamentary phase of the matter, a yea
and nay vote was finally taken. and
the contrct was unanimously awarded
to Shook Il Traver
1 While the delegation from the Build
! ing Trades Councl voiced no forma
protest to the decision of the board il
inc matter It was evident that they
were displeascd with the action tokey
and the rejection Of the written pro
test, and further complications mon IN,
labor question in connection with th,
new school building woild not be sur
|prising.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

which comes over fellow after he
has been made the victim Of stale
Joke. "T started out from home yes.
terday afternoon and though ] would
walk down town, said Mr.. Hatch, in
relating his experiences. az had not
gone far until oyertaken by a man In
an automobile Jump in and ride
he hailed me. Thinking Of course, "
was somebody who knew me and who
could not place, ] said, sure, and
jumped in beside him. All the way
downtown kept talking and wonder.
inc who he was. and never received a
hint Of what had happened to me un'
iii. when he dropped me off at the state
house. be held out his hand and said,
Nickel please. Jtneycd, b'gosh, |
murmured, as he sped off down the
street and left me on the curbstone
scratching my head
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
Commercial Street Shop
Taken Over by MIR. WOOIery

r. Woolory, for several years mem.
bcr Of the Salem police force, and well
known in this city, has purchased the
meat market at l2l South Commercial
street, formerly conducted by r. h. Dix.
on, and will conduct the business In the
future whore he viii be pleased to re.
tain the old trade and meet his many
friends and aequantanccs. lie has been
in possession Of the establishment since
Monday Of this week, aud, since he has
retained Charales Swain in the shop as
head meat cutior and TO wait upon the
patrons, II goes without saying that tho
service will be all that could be desired
by discriminating public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
WOLF WINS OUT
NOT D&A "WOLF"
SAYS COUNTY CLERK
Secretary Of State Gets Re-
fund Of Bounty Paid Upon
Strange Animal

secretary of State Olcott this morn.
Hg iHlg received refund of $3.50 from
CCD,uIty Clerk !. NJ. Harrington, of
'.us I,acAamas county, to reimburse the
~ SalS e, for onc.holf Of the bounty paid
W !. Clerk harrington upon the scalp of
81 ,.,,S animal supposed to have been a
'. VOL but which afterwards proved not
,os ~ Ue wolf, and the county received a
,t'and y n Of the So paid to the destroyer
" Ss,Il.. lae animal and recipient Of The
,n.5 ME Harrington explains that, on
.i,; Sfnl 10, this year, o. A. Giitner. a
Jasen .Iia Of that county, presented the
%oI, TIH Of an animal, supposed to be a
tSo 10 10 tle county clerk, and was paid
,Is NJ leg?l bounty of $5. Later. he said,
n n anlinal was sent to Washington.
,oiO,,, N SUs where it was discovered that the
diS di'a, al was no. wolf (but the letter
4 vIo mV' say what kind of an animal
"A %b Whereupon Mr.. Gilmer refund.
h ,nU ,uc bounty and Clerk Harrington,
riors, siu' refunded the state IS half. pre.
'' RENTED by Treasurer Kay'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
T.n nnN THE FOOD FERMENTs
ami BIsURATBD MAGNEs1A

s,,o a,o'rfifths n of the poonIo wbo COW
s,a s,. Of stomach tronble Jp,v pao VINO va, com,
n. is'el' disease but ali ,boir ,ro,i no 3Jeual a.
HI, ayperaciiity-too much acid,
WI Is utterly useless 70 s" 5o.o ,,o,,I.o,s ooru, 9
iaass s"ong og drugs, pills. pepsip. etc.
abv ,.,,eess 5Aeess acid should he neutraGl,
G,Ss,,ti.A teaspoonful Of Bisnratod
'ttcr t,,,a n0., In fourth glass Of water I
ny d,u...d da'ed Iagnesia obtaipohlo from
sss, y sslst win neutralize about fopr mi,
,y ,oa,, !, much acid as so5o IA 'oV5' oD5 IOG.
iNtsblo 'ulng and healing 10 ,be tender
sa,ly gir membrane Of the stomrrb and
t'a s,s gives relief in the worst eases IN in
n 'lo r.. 70 five minutes. .,s " "O''' cases III
a,1 ,s,a. laa.uiseturers guarantee relief
''',y Mn 4. oi 'iomaeh acidity or your
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
MOUNT LAssEN BRupTs

Rcdding, Cal, May 10. The ninety.
fourth eruption Of Mount Lasscn oc
CURED curly today when for two or
three hours three distinct columns Of
smoke rose from the crater The cmp
tion was not over when vapor clouds
settled over the crntcr obscurng the
view.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by th.
County Court Of Marion County ioi
the materials for the lqlnt
ing of the Marion County Court HONG
to specifications now on ii,t
I'm the office of the Cmnty Clerk. All
bids must be filed in this office on o.
before Saturday, May 22. NJ u o CLOCK
noon MAX GEHLliAR,
County Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

FATHER Would you want your sona
ln goal legitimate business Ia your
own home townl One that will
stand invcgtignlioul Capital rcquir.
ed not largo, II You are Interested
aud have confidence in your SON and
in biz future, would like TO talk
business with you Ask for Mr.
Grocn, Hotel Marion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

WE WANT good live agent In every
county in the state TO sell our first
grade fruit aud ornamental trees.
An excellent outfit furnished. Ad.
dress Quaker Nurseries, Salem, Ore.
June20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

be curtaIlcd, however and IL W posi-
bile England wll create a new minister
ial department TO keep mp the supple.
oi ammunition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

FOR SALE-Fivc passenger. Ford.
Bargain, $500 cash W. s., care
journal, May2O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

llrNEY SERVICE -- Special trips
made to the contry, $l' per hour o
passenger Maxwell aud 7.passcngor
Michigan ears used. Witzcl 4 Baker,
at Barr's Jowclry store. Phone 1855.
May20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

THOROUGHBRED Buff Lcghorns for
sale 3 do2,, at soc each, Phone go.
F'2l, May2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

WANTED-A cheap horse, must be
cheap Barn, rear Of 2G0 Marion
street. May20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

FlVE.R00M mIlcrn house for rent
Inquire 5Oi Salem Bank Of Commerce
building. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

WANTED--A responsible middle.aged
woman for housekcper German pro
t'rrod. Address Box -, Rt, 3, Frank
smith. May2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

FOR SALE Indian motorcycle, fully
equipped. a bargain if taken 40
once. Phone 2l2SJ, or call at tho
spa May20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

COMPLETE stock Of tested garden,
field aud lawn seed. Westacott q
Thielsen Co., l5l North High st. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

WANTED 10 BuY-Gool fresh grade
cows; no scrubs, Address j. r, 100,
care journal. Mayl0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

WANTED TO TRADE-$230O equity
in new s.room house for close.in land.
What have you. Address S, caro-
journal. m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

WE will allow you the highest price foi
your used furniture in exchange fol
new. Calef Bros, homo furnishers,
Phone 500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

80 ACRES Of timber laud So miles
from Eugene ON rock road, spring on
land. win trade for smaller acreage.
Addfess " care Journal MuylO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

ENGELLENT-Fred Night Lunch.
May29
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

\ X 4 X X X X X X X X X x X * X
y NEW TODAY y
y & Y X \ X u y X X \ X X X X
OAK wood, 50 per cord. Phone 99l0.
HARRY-Window cleaner. Phone 1850
j. IL
ENCELLENT-E'red's Night Lunch.
May22
FOR SALE-Bcrkshire sow with eight
pigs Rt s, box %. MaVl0
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FlNE'ROOM mIlorn house for rent.
Inquire 5Oi Salem Bank Of Commerce.
building. IL
FOR SALE-Fivc passenger. Ford.
Bargain, $500 cash. W. s., care
journal. Mav9O
THOROUGHBRED Buff Lcghons for
sale 3 do2,, at 50c each, Phone go.
F'2l. May2l
WANTED-A cheap horse, must be
cheap. Barn, rear Of 2G0 Marion
street. May20
WANTED TO BuY-Gool fresh grade
cows, no scrubs. Address j. r. 100,
care journal. MaylO
WANTED-A A responsible mddIe.aged
woman for housekcper German pre-.
tarcd. Address Box -, Rt 3, Frank
smith. Mayed
COMPLETE stock Of tested garden,
field aud lawn seed. Westacott Il
Thiclsen Co., l5l North High st. II
-----------------------------
WE will allow you the highest price foi
your used furniture in exchange fol
new, Calef Bros, homo furnishers,
Phone 593
WANTED TO TRADE $230O equity
IN new sroom house for close.in land.
What have you. Address s, care
journal. m
FOR SALE Indian motorcycle, fully
equipped. A bargain if taken 40
once. Phone 2l2sJ, or call at tho
spa May20
lsO ACRES Of timber laud 81 miles
from Eugene ON rock road, spring on
land. win trade for smaller acreage.
Addfess Y, care Journal Mayl0
JlrNEY SERVICE -- Special trips
mado 10 the cuntry, M per hour, o
passenger Maxwell aud 7passcnqor
Michigan ears used. Witzcl Il Baker.
at Barr b jowclry store. Phone 1855.
May20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19
GERMANS DELAY IN
ANSWERING WILSON'S
NOTE DUE TO ITALY

LCOptinued from Pago One.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-19

HARRY-window cleaner, Phone 1850
j. tf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-30
WORK ON STANDS
At BALL PARK To
Be BEGUN TODAY
HopeweII Park Is Selected as
Home for Albuquerque Club
Grandsiand 10 Be Ready by
Next Tuesday,

When the UMPIRE calls PLAY
bawl-l-r next Tuesday afternoon.
starting or Albuquerque ia organized
baseball, Hopewell field. the official
grounds. will be ready to The last nail,
col. D. v. y Sellers, Of the grounds
committee, announced yesterday.
The committee showed a burst OF
speed yesterday that would cause Ty-
rus H. Cobb 10 turn pale with envy. 1t
decided upon lIepewell park ana
made arrangements for starting work
on the grandstand ana hleachers. Con-
struction Is TO be begun this morning.
Work viii be carried on steadily, IN
Guiding Sunday. so the workmen VIII
have four and one-half working days
TO complete the stands, A large force
viii be employed.
The grandstand will seat / 400 spec
tators. Besides that there will be the
bleachefs for the fans who like their
baseball that way.
The feld VIII be raked and rolled
ana the bumps will be- shaved off the
outfeld The grounds will be put in
first class condition before the open
Ing game
Now that grandstand II assured
arrangements will be started Tor max
ing Tuesday q half holiday Mayor
Boatright Will be asked to issue a
proclamation declarlng IL such and
everybody will be asked TO turn out
for The opener. a parade may be held
in the streets before the game.
Charley French, second baseman.
was added 20 Manager George Reeds
squad last night lie arrived from In
dianapolis on Santa ife train No. !
and will work out with the rest of the
string this afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-30
BURMAN WINNER
IN SWEEPSTAKES
AUTOMOBILE RACE
Averages 678 Miles an Hour
for 200 Miles; Contest Be-
tween Victor and Dave
Lewis Spectacular.

lBf MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LUhstn WiRtl
oklahoma City. OKLA, April e.
Bob Burman, driving a French car,
won the 5000 sweepstakes automo-
bile race run over the Oklahoma City
course today after a spectacular race
for thirty laps with Dave Lewis, who
finished second. John Raimey and
Eddie Hearne finished third and
fourth. thurman averaged SIS miles
an hour for the 200 miles, his time for
the distance being hours So minutes
and 3-5 of a second.
Burman gradually closed in on
Lewis after the thirtieth lap, gaining
several seconds on each lap by tax
ing turns with great daring. He had
been put almost an entire lap, 2.404
miles, behind when forced to change
tire early in the race. He took the
lead from Lewis on the sixty-eighth
lap and his advantage was increased
slightly three laps later when Lewis
ran off the course at the turn, losing
twenty seconds.
Victory for Burman was made prac-
tically certain when Lewis eased into
the pit for a new tire on the seven
ty-ffth lap with Just six more to CO.
The car Of A. Il. Scott ran into n
tree during the first lap and proceed
ed no, further.
The following is the list of cars and
drivers in the 200. mile QUITO race
No. l, driver, Johnny Raimey; car
Case.
No. >, driver, Earl Cooper; car.
Stutz.
No. 9, driver, Eddie Hearne; car
Case.
No, 4, driver, Billy Carlson, car,
Maxwell
No. s, driver, Barney oldfield: ear,
Maxwell.
No, 6, driver. Albert striegei; car
Stafford.
No Z, driver Louis Disbrow, car
Simplex,
No $, driver, Bob Burman; car
Peugeot
No. 8, driver, Dave Lewis; car
StutZ
No 10. driver George Clark; car
Mercedes.
No II, driver, A. F. scott car,
Tulsa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-30
POLAND PITCHES
THIRD VICTORY
FOR THE TIGERS
Earl Hamilton, Making First
Appearance Since Injury in
Auto Accident Last YEAR
Fails to Get Into Form

Detroit, April ~ Earl Hamilton,
who was severely injured IN nm auto
mobile accident last year. pitched his
first game of the season for So Louis
today and Detroit beat him 10y to q,
The southpuw thanked the Tigcrs FOR
four innings, but he was found for
three hits In the nfth which produced
two runs, lleing the score, The game
war won Ia The sixth when Crawford
walked. stole second ANA eame homo
on Noueh's douhlc Roland, 70 Recruit
pitched hs third consecutive victory
and Ia the three games his opponents
totaled only three runs
Score n. H. ~
st Louis ZOO zoo 600 4
Detroit 80 600 OIL 21S-5 . q
Batteries Hamilton, Weilman and
Agnew, lloland and bakcr
Summary Two base hits "a kaya-
nagh, Noach h. Walker. Three base
hits Bakcr, Crawford Double PLAYS
Austin to prnu 10 kaufman, Pratt
10 Lavan to Kaufman. G. Walker to
Pratt Bases en halls Off Roland IL
off Hamilton Is Hlts-Off Hamilton
G iu 6h innings oft Weilman 3 tn
rs innings struck out nv Holland
g 10y Hamilton T. Empires hide
brand aud p'Loughltn.