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SblblaitloD cuiranfetd or rooiity refunded
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
LEAGUEw
W L Pct
pjttsburg Ill 8 63G
PWtadephlo 1 10 545
Cincinnati 1 9 571
Chicagosic 11 5 < 2
Now York 13 12 538
St Louis 12 13 4S0
Boston 9 15 375
DrooRlrit 9 17 34 O <
Den co n Pitched Nicely
Pjltiiburgh Majt 18 Phllllppe
supported by brilliant Holding held
Boston
BostonScore
Score TIT lit E
PlttKmrgh 3 71 0
Boston 7 0 f fl
Batteries Phlllippo ontt Gion
Krock and Graham Umpires Illgtor
and Emsllo
EmeltoIemF Bobo umpny
nllmlM1St
St Louis Slay v lSEwlnt was I
retired In tho fourth and at no tlraa
durlrrg the gamo did tho visitors
have a chance Maroncy was hit
hard Harmon pltcued good ball af
ter tho fourth
Score n II E
St Louh + 10 04
Philadelphia 3 7 r 3
BaUertes Harmon and Pholps
Ewing Maroncyi and Dooln and Bio
ran Umpires Klom and Kane
At ClrrdnnaU IClncinnntiNew
York postponed rain
At Chicago BrooklynChicago
rain
AMERICA LEAGUE
LEAGUENIw
VL Pet
Philadelphia 17 4 810
New York 11 8 C3C
Detroit 15 11 577
Cleveland 13 10 GG5 <
Boston 13 12 52 0
Chicago 813 381
Washington 9 17 340
St t Louis 4 IS 182
Athletic Streak CnnUhues
Philadelphia May 18I > IIadel
phla ran Its winning fHreafc up to 12
Btralghtai Bonder held Chicago to
four ecaUcred hits and only ono
got past first base PMladcrtpMa hit
Scott hard but last fielding kept tho
scoro down
Scoroii r n HE I
Chicago 1 r i 0 4 1
PhlladorphW 1 3 13 1
Batteries Scott and Btockr Bert
dcr and Thomas Umpires Dlnecn
and lOonolly
IliishV Ifottier Pltliit Help
Boston Slay i 18 Buth hIt a home I
run with the bases full In Oho eec1
ana but tho homo team battedr hard
and took advantage of Detroits er
rors winning 8 to 6 Bush tI8 put
off the flild for disputing a decision
Score R H B
Detroit C 4 4
Boston 8 13 3
Batterl sKIIHanj Browning and
Strange Collins iMallj Wood and
Carrlgan Urhprrcd Egan and
I Evans
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Browns Defftiieil
New York Slay 18Tho vlsUors
twice had big leads but tho locate
played pluck and over nmo tho dd =
vantages
vantagesScore
Score RUB
New York + it t8 9 6
St Louis 7 s Ii
Batteries Werhop + Hughes Kiel
now and Vaughn Glinpvn t 1 Hey
Powell KHlifer Allen and Stephens
Wnslilngtttti Defeated
Woihlrrgton Mar 8Ltnt held
Washington to four hits
Score R 3r E
War4dngton1 4 3
Clcoland J2 R 3
Batteries Walker and Street I
Link and Easterly J
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ASSOCIATIONw
W 1 L Pet
St Paul l 2tf 8 714
Minneapolis 10 i rf LC19 t
LoulartUo 14 15 483
Toledo 15 15 00
Indianapolis 13 15 < 444
Milwaukee 116 407
Columbus r > + 13 1 47 403
Knoros City 8 17 320
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St Paul Indianapolis Wet
Grounds tr
Milwaukee 2 Toledo 3
grounds
Wllwaukeo 2 Toledo 3
Kansas City 2 rColumyus 3
VlhccnrieiiJ6sf l 1
Vlncennes lost herJlrst exhibition I
game of tho season Sunday to tho
strong Indeponflent Llnton1 team Tho
scoro was 5 to 4 Williams pitched I
for VInconries end according to the I
reports It soma pitcher although
his team lost
llopklnsvlllo ihig Ready
Hopklnsllle players ero reporting
and the workouta bavo begun Tho
Now Era says
Those who are already here are
Dave Anderson of Kokomo lad
Bocond basemam and manager Mr
Vnderson comes highly recommend
ed ItS n player AS a man who knows
all the Ills nod qute of pateball and I
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I OLD PIANO IRITJ I
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MR 01 D McLAUGHLIN formerly manager of Fred P Watson Bro
lei Piano Co 311 Broadway is pleased to announce that lie has purchased the
business and stock on hand of that concern and will continue to conduct it at the
same location
locationMr
Mr Victor H Thomas so long and favorably known to the music lovers of
this district will be retained with the new firm and will be pleased to meet his
friends and customers at the old stand 311 Broadway
Mr McLaughlin whose experience as manager for the former owners
brought him many friends and acquaintances cordially solicits the patronage ofr
the public
publicOnly
Only instruments of the highest class will be handled Jiverctt Pianos Noed
ham Pi iano Players and other standard lines and when you need anything in the J
iyay of a piano pianoplayer or organ it will pay you well to buy here
CX D McLAUGHLIN
I Succcaaor io
Fred P Watson Bro
Old Phono 573R 311 Bro dvliy Nw Phone 1101
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who Is capable of handling players
thu °
are Murray Bader and Burns out
fielders McDlll Yon Domarre and I
Schrelbcr pitchers Greor Shuck
Odom and Diamond InOcldors Wes
toy catcher Jreer 19 from Prince
ton Flaherty Klllot and Wllkins
all local men will try for place on I
tfio team In addition to the sprang
era who have como In
AnnUior for Street
In tho dAya of tho old Kitty Jeaguoi
lhE °
ilbpklnevlll team and was one of l
tho best receiver In tho league
an
Now he la catcher for theWashlngton
American Icngu I team and has TO
celved much comment upon1 his work
Tho CourierJournal cay
Cfcartoy Street has caught every
championship gamo tho Nationals
Nauona1lj
base played to date but because of
tbo weak pitching ho has boon forced
to do about twice as much work as
ordnarlly would be the case Catch
lag all sorts of wild pitched and being
forced to handle the ball ten times
as often In every gamo as would be
tho case If tho pitchers wore going
right Street fioa done splendid work
Most of tho bares stolen oft him have
been the result of the base runners
being given a big lead by tho pitch
ers making It almost ImpoMlblo for
Street to get tho ball to tho bate In
time to make a play
Workout for Players
Two brisk workouts were given
the players of tho Paducah baseball
club today at Wallace park by Harry
Cooper manager of tho local tram
Because of tho short time before tho
opening of tho season tho ball tOM
era wero trotted out to the park
this morning and given several hours
of exercise to limber up muiclos
MOlt of the players are In good phy
meal condition and will rcqulro only
practice to develop team work
The local squad was Increased last
night by tho arrival of fivo candi
dates and today Uiero were sufficient
players on bird for a regular team
Those whb arrived last night are
George Russell Infielder Tadlock
pitcher from Odon III Angelmolr I
er Infielder l from Louisville Grand I
Overton catcher from I > uIsvllk > I
John Keoly J pitcher from Louisville I
Yesterday afternoon at tho fiNtI I
practlco the playore
showed up In I
good styliJ Practically all of HIP
ball teasers are younger with I
plenty of energy They scampered
around tho lot for several hours and
at tho close of < tho day Manager Coop
or announced that tho days practice
was entirely satisfactory Paducah
will not carry over 12 men during
the season and It Is exported that
the weedlgg out will begin next
eekDY that time It will be possi I
ble to separate tho wheat grams
frqin Jiflu chaff
Try the Sun tor Job Work
jTin and Sheet Iron
Workers
Tin Slate Paper and Tin p
Shlnglo Hoofing Guttering anti
Spouting a specialty Out of
town work especially eolicitid
All work guaranteed
HOFFMAN HANNIN
201 Kentucky ATP
Phonos Now 106 5 Old 414
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IMMIGRATION
IMMIGRATIONBEOOMES
BECOMES ISSUE
INNrrltlI 1 I Ito UQUU UKHITS
FjR ItAGI Ntl1 JSUOHSBU
l irlusloi of Clitnef Japanese 1114
reans nod l lllndiM Ibeip mended
h in Mnjorltyiter > > Tri t
rills sOCluiSIS IJIsmm
ClHcago 111 May 18 DolepitM I
Sod
cialist party today became J Involved I
in a dispute over tho question of 3m
mlnraUon The submleaton of ma
jority and minority report from
tho committee which Jim ben krrew
UgaUng tho protiosltlon for the past
two years started A flood of oratory
Tho itootflne of equal pfMIg
for all races ns onuncf ted try tho
International COIIKTOHJ of Uio party
at Stuttgart was not wholly Indorsed
In tho majority report which rerom
merulol the oxrluelon from tIe tnH
od1 Statee of all Chlnotuv Japanese
Koreans and llliulua Ernoit ITter
roan of California Victor L Bergor
of MHwduMee and Joshua Wanhopo
were llllOnoo for Ute tmijarlty re
port The minority report was pre
sented by John Spargn of New
YorkItdtOlarelt I
It declared It to bo tho duty of
Ute SootoMlt party to break down tbo I
farriers that separate tho various I
races
raceTho
Tho iiujorlt report Indorsed all
part of tho Stuttgart Immigration
lank except that dealing wUi Uio
Astatic races
Wo advocate thin unconditional
exclusion of these races eayu tho
report not as races per 150 not as
peoples with d iflnlto iliyrioluglbnl
clmmcteriitlcfi but for tho evident
reoHon that these pooplea occupy
definite portions of Uio earth which
are eo far behind the general modern
development of tadiurtry that they
const Unto a drawback an obbtanla
and menace to niP progress of tho
most BgKrogsIvo militant and Intelli
gent elements of our working cl
population
Ie < aring that the volume of
Asian tnitnHcrallon In too small to
constitute n tmmac the Siwrmi
lltjnnrlly report said the tItlalaat
iwrty limit make a supreme effort
to brook down the twrrlow whktt
keep IniintRrantK nutehlo Uio urn
ked labor movement
Wliy l Is Sugar HivcclT
If sugar did not dbscolvo In tho
mouth you could not taste thqcwuot
moVITS TASTELESS CHILLTOMC
Is I as strong as tthe strongest hitter
tonic but you do not tasto the bitter
because tho Ingredients do not die
tolvo In tho month but do dlwolvo
readily In tho adds of the stomach
Is just as good for Grown Iooplo as
for Children Tho First and Original
TastotoM Chill Tonic Tho Standard
for 30 years COc
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Xcw l11II lnrhtlin
A CulmnbHS 0 hanker once nave
his wife n look of Monk check all
prbjwrty signed and ready tor filling
In
You ere wndcomo to MO tlimo as
you son fit lie told tior lint 1 watt
iou to TWO on the stub of each Jowl
what that cheek are ntwM for then
wliow the book has boom urod up I
will look over < hc stubs and sro whet
diHpo IUon you have made of Uwni
Sho 1imid < M him the book the ells
or day after using all tho ojuvkn
and ho 4 > ogan an in iH > ctton ot tlio
momoranda lit the etu4a l
Hero 14 I rhwlc 19 fw75marlnM
church expense + What rlinnrh rx
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paid tlie niwwKtnoni1 mJ
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for A new aster Oonii < tri I > lun
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ronteun li 11 U about the on > invit j
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D A YEISER CO 1
Incorporated
Announce tho opening of their new store Thursday May B
with a complete lino of highest grado
DRUGS AND SUNDRIESI M
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