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Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05
Wyoming.

Producers and Refiners Corporation
has five standard rigs Ut work In Big
Sand draw. Several Of these are drill
ing on ground leased from the River
ton Petroleum Company.
Leslie on Company. drilling on the
Lee school section IN the Warm
SPRINGS field. near Thsrmopolis,
brought h its third wen on that
ground ct Q depth Of ZOOS feet, just
one foot deeper than veil No. : on the
same section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05
500 Reward. 500

Catarrh II q local disease greatly inilu.
enced by constitutional conditions II
thersfors requires eonstitutional treat.
p taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the eys.
tenn. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation of the disease,
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists nature IN
doing its work. $4,000 for any case Of
MEDICINE fails to cure.
Druggists &c. Testimonials free.
y. J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

He who pokes his nose into every
thing will occasionally poke it between
a thumb and fOrefinger.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

ABOUT THE WAR
Three sQuadrons OF the Fifth Polish
regiment of Uhlans have been annihi-
lated in Podolia by Ukrainian peasants
who refused the soldiers demands for
food supplies.
The total losses of the brigade of
marines with the American expedi-
tionary force in France SO far report
ed was announced by Mai Gen. Bar
nett. commandant OF the corps, as 27S.
At villers-Bretonneux the British
Friday held their lines and completed
the work Of clearing out the last Ger.
man positions on the ground held be-
fore the German attack on Wednesday.
The slaughter caused by the small
British tanks among q concentration
Of the enemy near Cachy in Wednes-
days fighting appears to have been
even greater than was originally re-
ported.
The American troops in the Seiche-
prey fight. additional details show.
were outnumbered. in some instances.
eight to one. Latest advices are that
the American casualties are much un-
der the first estimates.
American troops made a successful
trench raid over the heights Of the
Neuse, In the vicinity Of vaux-Les- Pal
ameiax Ton. the front below Verdun,
nine miles north Of ST. MihieD. Their
French comrades harassed the enemy
in the same way at number Of places
in Lorraine and in the yosges.
The French Friday attacked KEN
mel hill, and q furious battle was rag
ing. says q dispatch from Reuters cor
respondent at British headquarters in
France. The Germans have attacked
from La Clytte to the Ypres-Comines
canal, the dispatch adds. The Franco
British armies. attacking from villiers-
Bretonneux to opposite Hangard, have
made progress.
The Associated Press learns from a
high naval source that the operations
at Zeebrugge were a complete success.
with the result that the Flanders flo
filla now will be obliged to resort TO
the Ostend route in putting to sea,
from wb;ch the Rr,,isb forces can
moro easily h.ndI. tho German sb;ns
In addition to the damage done the
mole and the German guns. material
and shipping. the channel has been
blocked by the cement ships and a
German dredger was destroyed
WESTERN
Thomas Armstrong. prosperous far
mer. nSins SIX miies sou'n OF hocnes-
Ter, MINI, sno. ana instantly knieo ms
~i,e ana ia'ahy "ouhdeo ms i9-sear-
ssc.nad
-. u nv Iii,
49,. '" os .".. ~.
was offered the senatorship to sue
coed the late william ]. Stone. Cover
nor Gardner offered the seat to Graves
shortly after he received word from
Champ Clark declining the appoint
ment-
T~enty-six acts OF heroism were rec
osnized by the Carnegie hero FUND
commission IN SPRING session q, fi''s
Duiea "a s .uA' an'
"a several money .vard. we're made
Including benefits 70 the denenden,s
of two who lost their lives.
r.,vr,cuo~
"AO"
fresioent wilson "@oe second
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05
ARIZONA
STATE NEWS

fort to secure a recuperation hospital.
Three new strikes Of rich copper ore
have been made in the Tucson district.
Three men dug their way out Of the
new city Jail OF Douglas and made
their escape.
Arizona will produce Egyptian cot
ton on a much larger acreage this year
than ever before
At Salome prospecting on the Cath
crime mine is reported TO have brought
to light q great ore body.
At depth Of approximately 500 feet
the well of the United Chino Company
is in red ilbearing shale.
The Schuylkill Company. of King
man, is planning the erection OF big
mill at the Tennessee mine.
At Kingman two baseball teams.
composed of bloomer girls, crossed
bats for the benefit of the Red Cross.
The refined copper output OF the In
spiration Consolidated Copper Co., at
Miami in 1917 was s0.566,ss2 pounds.
Three distinct strikes Of rich cop
per ore we're reported in the Twin
Bu,tes. San Xavier and Mineral Hill
district.
Uatman and Thatcher reported the
first day of the Liberty Loan drive
that they had oyersubscribed their al
iotments.
At Wickenburg Adam Marsh has re-
Gently optioned his molly bdenum mines
at the head of Copper canon to Louis
F. Schultzs.
The call for the special ses sion OF
the LEGISLATURE to consider war meas.
ures TO meet Nav 2l WIS given ont by
Governor Hunt.
The Inspiration Conner Comoany.
operating in the Slobe.Miami dis, rict
subscribed one million dollars 10 thu
Th,rd I,h.-,,. ,o.
r. r Smith and Francis Edwin
Cotton. of Phoenix were reported on
board the naval collier Cvclops over.
due since March IL
us,,v,;v. mo, 49, 49,.
BY the draft board a, Tom bs,one 10 90
to Camp Mcdowell California he.
tween Nav 10 and *
A. .,,,,, q,
N. .cr.sa. .,.n,as -. " ~
on, .eason ~ N. c.s,or he.n ~ ~.
ue,shborhood Of yuma
rh., ,o,r ,.,,o,., -,
d,.s. go - @ S.e
pho.,;, ~ ~, -, -
49, YES aouhseo W
Row pons of MAN; 10. .,o, .na
seriouslv sounded hv ch.r,.s u;,, .,
the lat,er.s re,iaenc. IN Me-; mhsn
Pope was found in Hills home
At Skull Valley the New limited
Verde Copper Co. or what WAS better
known as the old Logan properties has
inaugura,ed extensive developmen,
work.
The United Verde Copper Company
paid a dividend Of 81. so a share. On
March p this company paid 81
share, following q similar payment in
the middle of February
San Jac,n,o nav c.,.,r.,. :, D
las vas a we,, .,,.,d.d 1000. -,
By native Texans, residents of Cochise
county, and by office seekers from ev-
cry part Of the state
Seventy Indians emnlov.d nm ,h.
road being constructed nv the Cib.on
Consolidated Conner Comn.nv ne,r
Miami. have shown their n.trioaism nv
each OF them purchasing a $50 Liber-
fy Bond
The Mammoth DEVELOPMENT Com.
pany is said to be employin. 100 mon
at its mine and reduction nlan,s
n ru,.
D., A.. DOusiAs' :" L,'tis
of the R.nkbe,d u;ghw.u ..saa,..,s.
with two director. n.msa ,rom A.;
IONA Earn of Tucson .ns pa,...o.
Of Phoenir
c,
S noH'ion oi nlsn ofder was
en Ia'noihlA' New Mexico. Coiora-
w e"u A'-ona troops stationed at
p Any LOT tnei WORK In con-
c.n..., r..sss.r e'seIs oy MAJOR
m..s,. ~. ra...- ons' co"''
ui's'oh-
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

Not every man can accumulate a
fortune. but il is a slow one who can
not contract few debts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05
FRECKLES

~ b II L6s - c. n e Ihsss Wy 500
There's 10 longer the slightest ned Of feeling
ashamed Of your frrckles. Ofhine-double
strength-is guaranteed to remove these honely
SPOTS.
Simply get an ounce Of OthIbe-doubIe
streagth-fron your druesist, esd spply Q little
q II night and noraing and 700 sA0uh 5000 see
that even the worst fFVckl~s have begun 10 dis
sppear. wniie the lighter os<s Ssve vasisiei e.
tirsiy. II 10 seldom that more than one oupre
, needed to eomp,tteiy char the skin ssd gain
Q beautiful eieaf complsxioa-
b sure to ssh for tbe double strengfh Othipe.
- this h soh under guarantee Of money back
u II fats to remove fFectIes.-Adv.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

can afford to take. and then take few
more.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05
Rubbing u In.

Cadger-"Sir. do you mean to insult
meT Badger-"Certainly not. didn't
think you could he insulted."
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

Austria ExiIes. Princess Marie.
Paris.-Princess Marie Antoinette.
mother Of Empress Zita, has been or
dered to leave Austria.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
PrIees for Metals.
New York.-LeAd, e7.l0G725
Copper. 323.l2h.
Bar silver, 99%c.
st. Louis.-Spelter.S 676.
Boulder. Colo-Tungsten concer
trates. Go per cent. 10000 2250 pc
unit. Crude ores. 60 per cent. S22 900
$500; rs per cent. l2.00d125O: 10 pc
cent, &9.40dI2.20.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

II you can't be happy at home, the
chances are you'll never be happy any
where else
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

High officials both Of Anaconda and
Inspiration companies denied q report
that a consolidation Of the two proper
ties IL contemplated and that the mer-
ger will be arranged on q basis Of one
share Of Anaconda for one share Of In
spiration.
As recently noted the Anaconda
Copper Company il building the larG-
est electric ferro-mansanese plant in
the world At Great Falls. Mont. This
plant is to consist Of five 7.ee-horse-
power furnaces. having . total power
consumption Of 6.000-horsepower. It
is probable that two more furnaces
will be installed, giving q total horse
power consumption Of $4,000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

Probably some folks lie to you be-
cause they think too much Of you to
tell you the truth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

At Times.
Mrs. Riley-whaf blessing chill.
dren are. They didn't draft Mike be-
cause he had six.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05
He Knew Human Nature,

Hobo-Lady. would you SWAP some
thing to eat for dis pie and cake l got
at de next house:
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundress
happy. makes clothes whittier than snow.
Al good grocers. Adv.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-05

ST. Louis.-Spelter. Se.7s.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

yi-.: rzce-fy. aud onc-halt ,urlonss-
eyea. ars: G-.ys9r. idl oEnSor). TO !
e snt, - second caniiilac. IL
Tim. 70! :; Beanis's SISTER, CasaT.
I.,lndepcndcnic inepler. The Brewer. Boil
Ringer. Si-rre TIE Decision. SpeeGs,cr
Josie 4 For; Bliss ais" ran
Elcciion. ~; ,Mcrassar!l. - 20 s. 5 to )
. 20 ana to ! second: y K Bcai
IL Gerry, % u ! TO ! and 10 J.
Third. Time. 1871 -. Hordo. N!shls nd!
i.assic; SS,-r;e7,, kii;s, Philistinc mts~c.
,ThC! r.c..-s.E furlonEs Abadane. lis
'Rosi7zor ! 20 > ou, and out. :irs, Nut.
cracFcr. lis 'f~irorothrrb. to :: 10 :.
1913 Is F!tc!!s. iSaihilGc also ran
Fonrih rac"--cEe furionrs Star Ear1p-
ton: liz 'Amb!os"p. 3 TO 8 to ana :
= .hrsi Su!ucar' II? Kelsey. 9 - J.
ihira Tine. los 80 T.ddT@ "' Ron. =, .a., L.
Lads l.o.e Lion Dor. the Dauphtn. Day
,fiT;h ,rsse:-:x tur!opEs- Homin-e. los
or, 100 oE.,nIaerl. : !" s to an,, o,!i
second IDEAL. 100 tcailahan) to 10
and TO :. third Time. l.lI June Bug
P!sston Lynn, NIlraCc also ran
:'T,h Fea.-h'e tur!ongs Fairy Prime
h7s;: Mi!Ga. 9s tRodcricuez, 5 to / IN ;
70 I" ). 10 and to ;, third Timn
: ,na u May Worth Xala pa. James 4
Shevn:.n.. Hls:smthrone. nons!nr Cnrniv.i
Desert Niss I..e!a Fran. shannon Resis,
Chatter also ran '''
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

\, First racs-four and one. half fur!ongs -
,'rS,: MaiSuris,; liz tMcCabe). 81 and IS 80.
second: The Cleaner II. tDiahmon). 50 30.
Ton. lucinda. MadEe l.. Lego,sl. Lamp
Second racc-six furiongs-petrovna. lia
I,Sando1 $50. $50 and s3.:O. first. Toy
oond: Cars Daughter. no GVincrcid,
20 90. third Time. Is l-5 Busy Jos. Lad
Third racc-nlie and seventy Yards
IhYrntS!o"m. 100 u.unstord). $40. $3.50
ESQ and $50 second. Dancer. los tS!inp:
SOM. $50. third. Time. l:4t - El Roy
John iiuric. Rcd Cross. sands; ono also ~
E1rrth raees,,six furl?nEs scrcncs, ioi
lHS tMorIXsI. $50 and 81 40. second BON
Ir"mp. 20 tShndcl, s27o. third T!,nc'
F'ith racc-nle and a furlong--ioliis;er.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
GIANTS TAKE THIRD
lKy Appreciated rress (,

81. LOUIS. May @S-Hy taking to-
dSHS game III the fourteenth inning
hs a score q: 10 I, New York took it's
third siraiSh; game from the locals.
IN ihe fourteenth inning Zimmcrrnan
AND Fletcher doubled and nolk, SIM
Stcd GIVING THE vlSi.ors two runs
After tho first inning. when cruise
NIX a nome rum in,o the right nCli
nteacheTS, scoring behind Smith. Tes-
reau hau things his Own way until
ihe eighth nninS. when the local club
tied the score on errors by Fletcher
RnG kodriSuc. inG a SAcriiicr hit An
dcrSon replaScd TcSrcau and Shcrdeli
renewed boak rho Two then fought
II out Anderson being the most crcr-
tive. The score:
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ota!S rs - g
'Ba.tei for .A-Che- ~ eighth.
SrN-n h.. In .,,-

ThiIadelph!a .. O3ooOo o-S
Pittsburgh ... ..Q- coo G 0 o
SUMMARY Euu>.-l-ude-us Mcliati-
gan. Hiachrlan. Ca;cn Two-haSe hits
Fitzgerald NeuSsl Three base nj,
-MCtiaiiicar. stolen b.Ses-Sicbes
carey Einch!nAr. SAc-iuce hi;-S;CcN
Double p!2y-EAac.o:; g Mc,iatt; sAu
- LuderuS- Lett on eases-Phjlada.-
phia. 3. Pittsburgh. 2. Fi7S; base on
e-ror-P!ttsS i Bases OF balls
OF Mayer. :: of M:l,sT. ! E::s-oe
MAYER IN innings - Miller =
ti-2 Innings 81 Sanders IL -
innings. Hit ~ pitcr.--ry Eays :
tCaton and Archer, ~ Mile. d.
6sruSl struck out--oy NG-.s- -
Sanders : Passed Na.;-Eu--S W =.
ming p:icre- MayeT .cs.-. c..--e-
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Paskcrt. %cidcr Two-sasc hi,s-Mer.
kle. Johnston. Olson. stolen bases
Weaver. Mann. Paskcrt Sacrifice hits
Deal Mcrklc. o'Farren Left ON
haScs-ErocklNu. y, Chicago. 3 Firs,
off Grincr :. OF Weaver. |. Hits
on Grincr III innings: on Grimes
in l inning. or Weaver. in . i'm
ninEs. struck oui--by Weaver, =: by
Griner. >. Wild p!tch--Iirincr Los
ina. pl,,'l,N-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
INDIANS HOLD BOSTON
SC0RELEsS; TAKE SERIES
Cte'cinnd's Pitcher. Guy Morton
Let's Down Red SoN With Hut
One Single Swat.
GIVES TEAM THIRD PLACE
st. Louis Repeats Daily Drubbing OF
Senators, Making Ii -Four Straight
10y Sensational Rally in Ninth.
Weather Hats Two Games.
Try Associa,.drrns. l

BOSTON. May a3.-,iuy Morton held
hoston to one hit to-day. Cleveland
winning. l TO o. and taking two out
oil three Tor the series. II is the FIRST
home series Boston has lost this year
In the seventh Strunk sent Texas
!eaSucr over Chapman's head. too weak
Tor Wood To catch. Chapman singled
IN the fourth. and after speaker had
hica 70 WATERMAN. Ruth : double OF the
SSorenHaru IN left. scored Chapman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
MAYER WILD, BUT STRONG
WITH MEN ON THE BASES
Phillics Win Over Pirates by Score
+ OF 3 to = in Loosely
Played Contest.
CUBS SHUT OUT BROOKLYNlTES
Giants Win in Fourteenth Inning,
After Great Pitchers Battle at st.
louis-Reds Go Down Before
Hammcriug OF Boston Braves.
fRv Associated Press !

PITTSBURGH. May SS.-lhilaGelphia
and Pittsburgh closed \ ;hree-SaMe
series to-day. the visitors winning. )
10 =. Mayer. who pitched for rhila-
Gclpha. MAS wild, paSSlus eight men
and hitting two, hut he was effective
with men on the bases. Eancrotts
error IN ime second gave the home
team its TWO runs. aud hut for this
fac, Pittsburgh would have been shut
out. Tn. score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

1.1 MMI! ss, $3.50 ss .sSo ana ':so
. ,S,Somnd; Guy Guy Fortune lIs Connolly. $3.50.
Also Jan i''ne' 100 Opportunity. Bcaverkiii
Sixth racc-tour and one half rurlonrs-
and ;s4 81 Tsi Saprn. IL }Msteaij. s5ssS
St:io. third Time. "a i.a Colonel i"' i.i ~:
ihSsion; War Dream. Lancelot also ran
s%% ; Mnlh. a nei tPHo%nnhne) so
SI5a9 snh $3.50. scfend: john Wr ~. Kicin.
mn, mn sh.i)' stSG third Time. I:4i Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

BY Associated Prcss1
,,, HC,htoLk. VA. May 23.-owing to
u, ,ne iaiiure OF the NewpoSt News club
LEAGUE to-day In Norfolk. the inaueu.
ration or the season was postponed
W Xa Monday Norfolk will open i'm
He"Port News Monday afternoon, plav
ing In Norfolk Tuesday and Wcdnes-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
BRAVES DEFEAT REDS
~ As.ss..:.E -

CfNCLNN .ATl- Ma .-Sos;ca
eve1ei tho :oE--6aEe series today -
hitting E.lsC hard y 80 .....-S
E+a-n TaS hit safely thirteen tlr-sS
but Kept them H-!l --.t;a-=t .aG rs
control w=s perfect Ills double IN ~.
e!Shth started tle w:nc!-S -ai!. J.
Smiths TWO errors e.ch cos; /. rim
but hiS single u ;Ee eighth sen; IN
the ::iaE and winning TALES III. score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
To Try Twilight Game

LAO May % Twilight base.
lean Association beginning ~ M Mn,
I IiioKsv a,0I ,,I,w night. Prcsiiicn;
VIII be started At f.J o'Glp,.,, 80 """''
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81. Louis.
Totals

Iotais ..........oi A. Ia =
'Bs;tci Cor 'reSreau in ninth
.Saiied for poak in eighth.
iEan for HorUSny in eighth
Ran for Wallace IN fourteenth
Score h. innings r.
New Work .oI-2oOicoo 5000 .-G
St Louis .....2 . - u o ! Oco 20
;, summary Runs Zimmerman. %:
smith. Cruise. rau!ett.. rwo-base hits
Lho!Hs: Faule;te. Zimmerman. Flet-
cher. Home run-Cruise. stolen bases
smith. Zimmerman. t2D: Esuvns. 81:
S@i-G. Sacrifice hiis-Rodriguez. Tes-
-s2G. pvah. Smith. hoUhIr plays
HaGl:;t% - Batrd 10 Smith: i'le;che.. TO
Iloarisue5 20 Holhe: Left on bases
"" orN. -. 1t Louis. :. First on
s--o-s-Nsw York |: ST Louis. ,,
sass on baii>-off MAJ. oft Sherdell
fii,S--oa TcSreau in s innings:
- Anderson . in Z. tnn,ncS: on Mn.
= -l-S innings: of Doak. in %
innings. on >hsrdcil. in innings.
i:c ~ 7itcher-h" May Burns.
struck out-by Tes-eau. 3: by Ander-
son. 5. ~ May, 8 by Doak. =: by Sher-
dell. 6 Wild Ditch--Tesreau. Winning
PITCHER. Anderson losing pitcher. Shcr-
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DOSfoh.
Totals
...-S =. 10
atied for Jones in eighth.

Cleveland .... o. q o o q OF
Boston ...... 49,. o o 0 @ 0 %
summary: Run-Chapman. Two-base
nitS-koth. Morton Sacrifice hits
Roth. AEncw. Double p!ay-Shcan to
scott. Left on bases-Clcvcland 6:
session !: First base on orrors-Bos-
ton, !. Bases on balls-of Morton. .:
CIT Jones. !: off Eush. |. lNts-off
Jones. IN Innings off Bush. in
INNING. struck o-,-by Morton. 4: by
Zones, l.. Wild ritch-Jones. Losing
pitcher. Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

GAMES TODAY.
brooklyn at 81. Louis.
New York mt Chicago
Philadelphia mt Cincinnati.
boston mt pittSburE n
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ST. LOUIS TAKES FOURTH

WASHlNGTON. May c3.-St Louis
staged ninth Inning rally here to-
M1>a.hgtcn The score was 5 TO ..
The sore:
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" nshinEton.

Totals 0 ~ l6 @
Ran for. Dchmltt in ninth
EEaited Tor -A:nsmith in ninth
rBatted for Ayers in ninth.
Score By innir gs: r.
-. Louis .... o. o q o o -
Washington o 0 O o %
summary: II ins-Demmitt. Maisel
smith. Judge. Lavan. Two-base hits
Judge. Demmitt. Thrcc-bas hit
Sm'th; stolen bases-Demmitt, Smith
Sacrifice hits-Austn. Gedeon. Gerber
Double plays-Fostcr to Morgan: Eos.
tor TO Morgan 70 idGe Left on bases
st Louis. Washington. I. First on
error Washington. !. Bases on pals
off Ayers 3 off Rogers. Q Struck
Guilty Ayers. !: by Rogers L
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How They Stand To-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
new iorE. htcnEo twct Erounds).
ndclphin-Dctroit trnin).
81. Louis. =; Washington. =.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago Mt Boston.
st. Louis Mt phiindclphin
Cleveland Mt New York.
Detroit Mt washing ton
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AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s; Bingham-
ton. /.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. 4; Bal,i-
At Buffalo-Bufralo. 2: Newark, 10
at Toronto-Toronto IA. Jersey CITY.
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CUBS SHUT OUT BROOKLYN

CHICAbO. Ma! 23-V'eave- hol5
hI99N!E n 70 four scattered hits to-dav
while Chicago punched hits on f;r,nar
ana tNeHcd UP the series by shut,iu.
out the visitors. to o. The score.
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Southern Association.
4 luu.r AtI,,rt., ..

nooga. e.
- y. birmingham - Birmingham. 4:
~ Little Rock-Little Rock. 2: New
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,oe..ro BY Associated Prcssl
booION' May 23.-Pitcher wyckoff
the Minneapolis club of The Amnr, ~
Association tonight va u
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he sure to read the Want Ads In I'M.
paper to-day. There nrc many money
saving, money-mnklnS opportunities
offered.
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National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, o; st. Louis, 4 GA In
ninEsb.
Chicago. ); brooklyn. q.
Boston, {; Cincinnati. &.
Philadelphia, ); Pitt-bursh. g.
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summary. Runs 4. .liny ,o'
iierzog Powell, lsroh chase. Ener'
Iw"-base hits Mazee Rawlings.
lem. Three base hl;s-PoHell. or.
>to!en basel Mage: Ell"r Sacrlfce
h!tS.Groh, /. Mage Double plays
/: MAGE 70 Chas" TO B!ackburne: !.
MaEee !" Hack purne TO Chase Lcf,
on bases Boston s: CINCINNATI 10
Bases Oh balls-oM EMer. > III, ~:
pitcheF-oy Ellcr. struck out-h;.
El.sr. .. FsSsed ba.l-v-!lson
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Petersburg
Totals


7 l'ctcrSbUrg n n N N y N n =. n =
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Summary. r,us- I.i,.
Miller, Reynolds C,,.,,... On
paSe hiis-Johnson E.n.-E E.y,n;d,
n noin run-Miuer. stolen hascG
no,i,Ss SacTlhc@ hi's-siiuson. Miller.
rr'uo!t ,i@yS- iS!nncy to V.nson n
hurney Reynolds 10 Manrus 10 yi,,o2
p I.a, Left on bases i;ichmond. :.
i.t e,crshMrs Frst base Oh error
!21q1t-hy. jackson. b. i.ar.st4y
inc OF game. one hour ana ,v5cr, =
MINUTES jmnirc HIguy
The Colts travel Over 20 i,.ot..,.i,,
ms afternoon ana return y,,S ~. u =
sucSts tomorrow 90" 'heif
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4rtt.s ............2! "a y
('hicnro

!3this :..... ........7 q !, ,
ha'ted ,or G-in"r IN eighth.
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Totals ...... :. - IA II
Score BY innings: y
Boston ...... q q r - :, q a .
Cincinnati .....--l 90 q q d
summary. Runs - Ia wings t9t.