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I C' PAGE SIX crnnp THE CUB ) xuur REPORTER AAI //n? / r" CHICAGO UP A l\ Pendergast Outpitches Cooper in First Game and Adams J Blows in the Second. CHICAGO. Juno 28.--After yester clay's rest the Cubs cmne bark and knocked the Pirates for a twin bill , Tuesday, one to nothing and ten to four. In the first game a homer by Saler in the second inning won the Kame. Prcndergast allowed the via-, ( itors only three hits. 1 In the second game the Cubs knoekIli ed Adams off the mound in the first i inning and found KuntU hner easy. , The score first game WTTOIII'IICII * l? l? tl t? ? I.' farcy, in. . .. 1 o ft 2 i o t Johnston. Hi 1 o o s 2 ft Wagner, as I ft 1 1 1 ft *' Hinrhman. rf j 2 1 ft ft Vlox. 2b 3 0 ft 3 2 ft * CoBtclln. If. ...... 3 0 ft I ft o ' Hatrd. 3b 3 ft ft I 1ft* Wilson. c 3 ft ft ?I 1 ft Cooper, p 2 0ft I 30* Totals ... 2S 3 24 11 ft CHICAGO? AH. H. II P. A. K. Zeidcr. 3b 4 ft 2 2 ft ft * Williams, in 1 ft 1 1 ft ft * Flack, rf , 2 ft ft ft ft ft ' Mann, rf-m 2 ft ft ft ft ft SSchultc. if .3 ft ft 3 ft ft Knabo. 2h . 3 ft ft 4 2 1 ' Saler. lb . . . 3 1 2 K 1 ft Fischer. c 3 ft ft R 2 ft Mulligan, ss. .. 3 t? ft l l Prendorsrast. p. ... 3 ft 1 ft 1 ft Totals 2R 1 r, 27 7 1 4 I ENGLISH TRO! An Ideal Fabric foi ! ; ,j ~ ? ' Made here in o L Bloch-Parrish 1 Pike Street. Cuppett Say Half of the plea.sun year, is the pride you h Haynes and you can be :l panv, for years to come. mmmmmamamammmmmmammm i I We Have " a 4-48 <i9i? This far is in cxcc] having bwn gono ove car is for sale at a har cssary to act on this you .want the car. STANDARD G FAXKMON* j W ?$ WINS DO1 ER FROM * Hotted for Cooper in !?th. '; r'UtKburg uoo 000 ooo?ii Chicago oio ooo uoo- i Home run?Hater. Sacrifice tilt?William*. Stolen base?lllnrluuun Struck out By Cooper. . by I'ron Icrgrast. 8. Time?1:46. Second game? r. h. K. .'htcago 40u 021 00*?1?? lo I I'lttnburg . . . 010 002 O10 1 12 1 Ilnttcries Adams. Kantlehner and f IIUMIII .11111 ri llllliui , N.'IIIUU, I I * * 11 ?1 I | {last, nail Fiiiher. * A barrel of petroleum usually con- J uins forty two gallons. ' + + + + + + + + + ++ j h + 1- MLKS k I l.l.l H IVII11.K 4* I k MIOI'IMi Till: l,<MH\ + k d- , k OSHKOSII. Wis.. Juno 2S.? + j k Charles ("Do Anything") Nlles, + k the famous aviator, died In a + 1 k hospital hero as the result of d? I I* injuries he sustained when his + k machine crashed to the ground + k while he was looping the loop + ^ In a war monoplane. + k Nllea is well known In + k Clarksburg, where he dolled + k death In the air every day of d* k the fair of inn. lie made + k many friends during the stay d* k here, all of whom will be pained + ' k to learn of his death d* 1 I- d- I h + ^ + + + + + + + + + + + + ^ : PICAL CLOTH Ij r a Summer Suit. | B ur own shop. Tailoring Co. Masonic Temple $ aSBBX&XSeXXXXBBXXBaXSSSCCCBBX: & ' H II s u t |i S; I" r? of owning a rar nftrr tho firpt B |y nvc* in the rar you own. (Jot a 0 s Juatly proud of it in any coin- B; t tl > I II B???? ~ ! For Sale } >) Packard 1 ptionnlly gr.nd shape, 1 r this winter. This pain. It will he neeoffer immediately if IARAGE CO. P, W. VA. THE CLARKSBURG DAT Scoop's UBLE PIRATES M jgflacsca?reectt^^ f\ NATIONAL ' RlpmS C W AMfcttlOAN " fi .NATIONAL LKAIilIK. Yesterday's AI Cincinnati K. H. K. H Louis. . 200 001 001 h !? I 'incinnutl 001 100 00o 2 7 4 Batteries: Douk anil Snyder; ) dltrhell. Kntdzcr, Schneider and 'Inrke. At Ilrooklvn~ U II E. <?ew York. 100 000 000. 1 7 n trooklvn. . 000 000 000 -o 0 n Butteries: Te?rea;i and Uarldun; ! )ell nnd Miller. At Philadelphia- It. II E. lost on. ooo :iooo ooo :t r. i 'hlladelphiu ooo ooo ooo n r? o Batteries Karnes anil (lowdy; P?*nndcr. Rendc and KlUIfer and | lui nr tiimiev Todyn. Pittsburg at Chicago, <21. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at New York. 1 trooklvn at Boston. Standing of ilie f'lulis. \V. 1. IV t Ironklyn :t4 22 .007 Philadelphia 21 20 .544 lonton 20 25 .527 sew York 28 27 .500 I RING LA Says Nothing about H i (By It lug latrdner.) SPHINCIFIELD, li:.. .lune 28 ? .u?t Saturday afternoon when 1 was hout to drop so-called mental labor or the day and go out and rehearse usebaJl with a few of the other mar i *?i iii#mi in nit' i ?*ihi . <i i.iuy cuuiv 0 wh'To I was am! says I was to all tin? managing editor. I know li.it meant bad news, but what was hoy for mo to do hut call up or luo not call up and get ftred and tarvo to doath? So 1 railed up and uro onuugh ho wanted to talk to no. "How would you like to go to ipringflold ?" ho ant me. "O." I says, "how would I like to :o there? Either drive or on the Alon." I aays. "I don't mean that way." ho way a., 1 moan will you go to Springfield, j, 11.?" "Sure." I says. "Tickled to death r there alnt no way to get out of It.", "All right." ho says. "I am glad ou show the right spirit. Take Dine train Monday morning and you; 111 he there Monday afternoon." "All right." 1 nays right hack., hut what do I do when I got here?" Write something." ho says. Write something about the moblizlng t see any dictionary) of the National Guard." "Me write somehtlng about that?" ast him. "Sure." he says. "Hut listen. Mister." says I. "I isually most always write funny tuff." "You think you do." he says. "I know I do." I says. "All right." he says. Write omethlng, hut vro won't promise to irint It." So then he hung up on me and they i*as nothing Tor me to do only And >ut what time the train left for iprlnpflcld. "So I got tip at **? o'clock this r.ornlng and they was nothing funny bout that And. I dressed and haved and packed up and come lowntown to Chicago and went to he office after some money and the ashler wasn't open yet. And they k-aan't nothing funny about that. So wont across the street an*! borrow-! d the money to come to Sprlnfleld. j And then I runinto Walter Noble Jurns that's reporting the Orpet rial, and running Into him made rne emember that this was the week intended to go to the Orpet trial ,nd what a grand time 1 would of tad there and noV 1 couldn't go. so hat made me more miserable than vor. So I went over to the 1'nlon atalon and got on the board of a train hat aayo it'll going to Springfield nd 1 forgot to bring along any Shel?y or Keata to read and the trip wai he worat X ever took bar nana auae they wan a whole lot or bonotaatia if<l^U i LY TELEGRAM? WEBREF Summer Preparedne jnburnsir ?EOKLE Sg\JI C\\ Chicago 2!i :: l .4k:i| Cincinnati 2K 33 I'lttKburg 2i -51 .446; St. l*oul? 27 36 .4 20 AM KIM CAN LKAfHK. Yesterday** Kc-ulK At New York? ft. II. E. Washington 10ft 001 ooo 2 f? 2 New York .. 001 002 W :t 7 1 Batteries. I loch ling, Inirnont and j Henry; Caldwell ami Nunanmker. At Boston? ft. II K.J Philadelphia 200 000 000?2 7 u Hob ton 100 312 00* 7 11 1 Batteries: Johnson. WyckofT and Carroll; lluth and Thornaa. At Cleveland- ft. fl. K. Chicago 101 000 201 4 7 'J1 Cleveland 100 ooo ooi?2 6 2 Batteries: Wllllama and Schalk; and llaghy. Morton and O'Neill. At St. I/nils?1 ht game It. II. F.. Het rolt ooo ool 002?3 ! 1 St. I?uIh 010 010 03*?5 7 0 Batteries Vhtbiir and Maker: Weil man and Sevnrold. Af St. I/miIf 2nd gamo- Tl. IT R. Detroit Itn ooo 012?5 R n St. . . oon 020 ooo?2 7 :r linttrrlca J am os and Parker; Koob and Sevcrold and Chapman. (Juntos Today. Chicago at Cleveland. Now York at Philadelphia. I km nut at St. Ixmin. lioston at Washington Standing of the Clnb?. w I, Pet Cleveland 35 20 .074 .\rw i m iv > ? .no 4 " I lost on "3 28 Ml j Detroit 34 20 .540' Washington 32 29 Chicago 30 20 .508 St. LaiiIh 27 35 .435! St. Lou in 27 35 .435 Philadelphia 17 10 .298 ' a RDNER far in a Lot of Space I z o ~ inp to tne and pottlnp real pood laughs. ** . 5,11 And the cars was all hot and p| dusty and two or throe times 1 made Wl it up in my mind to pot off tho train and Just quit, but the placed where (\\ tho train stopped was .Jollet and Pontine and Dwlght and they wasn't w. none of them places thut 1 felt likctth I would fool at homo in them. th el. For a while I counted tho rows of corn that wns planted alonp ench side ^ of the track, but it made mo drowsy s" and when I pot up to nine million and forty-two 1 quit. It's a wonder ?| that somebody wouldn't be orlpin.il P and plant a little corn somewhere iu * Illinois. Finally it coine time for lunch and I wont iu the dlninp car and had lunch and what 1 had was consomme, and veal cutlets breaded with toma- /v, to snuco and spinach and apple pie i and Ico creatu and the hill came to a dollar and twenty-live cents aud if I had of stayed home for lunch, the hill WOllld hnvn i?nm? til nnllilm/ Then after another few id lies of tlust we cntne to a town named Wil- lai liatnaburg ami 1 didn't know who it ctl was named after till I looked out the bc oar window and then 1 seen it wan oil named after Bert. gi Then we came to Elkhnrt where th Jake Stahl waa born, but he must \vi of moved away from there when to young or he would have been a littl? runt. - mi th Then we come to Springfield and dc I got off the train and another man wi that got off the train was a Mr. fo Ewan that I met once with Sol Ileus of and thl? Mr. Ewan was down here to ex see his brother, who Joined the na- ov tionai guard a little while ago, but al when he come down here and was hr examined, they found out he had pc hernia or something and now he is th In the hospital and got to be fixed ar before he can go to Mexico, and if it was me that nad it and they gays I couldn't go to Mexico uuIcsh I had of It fixed I would tell them I would pr keep a hold *>f It and stay at home. M ro Inside the hotel I run Into some a friends and pome people that works h? on a paper. : ra "Well," they says. "If you rldo out so to Camp Dunne or Camp l.lncola In Tl one of them fllwer taxlrabs. you'll so net the sense of humor Jolted rirht as out of you." "Why can't I take a street car out re there?" I est thein. th "Go ahead and Rood luck to you." dl they says, "llut the street car don't wl come nowheres near the camp and S[ when you art there, everythlna will ce be all over for the day. nesldes lo that." they says, "they ain't nothtna lei dolna today, bcause they're Just ra mustardlUK the troops," they says, to ly "Hut I'm supposed to see the dlf- te forent company*. ' I *aya. nc "Stick round the hotel then," they says. "Reerybodj'll be here after t o'clock." Ic< "" >T)AT, JTXE 28. 1910. ss Parade BECAUSE Jr The l UW ^ I 1) Throe years . W nearly every mant baker brought out complete steel-stau steel-steam ped cro^ baker. Studebaker en fender would insta baker engineers w success. Studebaker be paneling is develoi South Hend plant. Studebnker in proi expensive mnchlnei panels at one open The panels nr acetylene blowpipe boat of this flame nln.w. <? till made ho nmooth t which Is welded t ptamped in unit, b* n brnco. The Interior fi yearn of concentrai bod ten nearly two And they aer large ha? been provided line of drop forgin Work. del and the only funny thlnga 1 en ho far wag only Fred Sweet and tribune photocrnpher In soldier. iltH. And the Tribune photon rater wan tod to know if I wanted to cur his suit tomorrow. "They may take you for a soler." ho nays. "Thanks." I nays, "but I don't ant to rob you of what's probably o. only clot hen you cot. and besides, oy wouldn't tit me and besides the nth*'* 1 cot on are stuck to ine and sides * cot to be back in Riverside ednesday on nrnunt of an onnlverry and besides 1 limp when 1 walk i MEXICO'S ME OF THE PA 4 s Described by the National r> .. i _ a _ . i. oeograpnic bocieiy is a Place of Interest. WASHINGTON. Juno 28- Mazatn, Mexico's metropolis of the Pale coast, reported to have boon the one of an unprovoked attack upon [leers and men from the American inboat Annapolis, is described in e National fJeorgraptlc Society's ir bulletin issued in Washington day: "The north entrance to its harbor arked by a lighthouse perched on e crest of an eminence called Cerro 1 Creston. making it one of the arid. .Maztlan is the chief entreport r one of the richest mining sections the southern republic. It not only porta the gold and silver from its rn immensely wealthy state of Sin oa (estimated by some experts to ive the most valuable minernl de-I islts in Mexico) but it also handle* e ore shipments by sea of Zacatecas id Duranpo. On Small Peninsula. "The city, which has a population 20.000. is situated on a small nlnsula opposite the Ray of Olasj Itas <Hiph Waves i. and Is sur- < unded by cocoanut proves. It is six days' voyape by seamshlp from re to San Francisco, the Mexican i pita! being 225 miles east of the uthern tip of Lower California, le distance from El Pnso, due I uth. to Mazatlan is about the same from St. Louis to New Orleans. "The aspect of the territory adja nt to Mazatlan is little affected by e nrosnerltv of the port. The In nns lire In the cattle type of hut* Itlch 'hey hare occupied since tlie| anith congueat and pnrhc.pt for nturtos before that. The strip of wland along the chore has a tropU climate, with an abundance of In. Ileyond thia verdant margin 1 the east rises the towering, thick-' wooded Sierra Madre range, exndlng tor hundreds of miles to the arth and south. I tub Products. "Among the rich products of Main's fertile Aeltla. under-sea caraa m. cliMt MUX wktoh fctd Urate vac' 1 11 11 ' 1 I' / <w > 7inishing Touches 'omplete Perfectioi ;ico Studebaker introduced the crow ifucturer is using some form of crow this beautiful fender as a product o lplng factorlt-H In the business. The 1 ivn fonder was made possible by the r gineers were convinced that the oval s tiltly appeal to the public, and the Ju as again vindicated. The crown fend Miles are made complete In the Jttude hm! in thefhupe pressed steel-stain plnj The production of sixty thousand ca riding as we have elreadv said, the rv. Hence we have steel presses wh ition. e welded together under the intense which burns pure oxygen and acetylc uiviuiiy I in* iwo pKTCH Ol IlH'i ed In with metal, rubbed down by tine hat you cannot find the Joint. Inrid ogether 1h stronger than If the enti cause the double thickness of metal a tune work of the body has been develo ted study. Htudebaker finds it possible hundred pounds lighter than those c r. more comfortable, more luxurious, b for deep, thick cushions. This has all gs and steel stampings in place of he / and 1 ain't never been well since my J ojieration and besides the paper can't spare ine." So he kept his clothes and I am still in the hotel waiting for some real exclusive news to happen ami tomorrow morning I am going out to the camp and watch them drill and I kno wthe sight of them drilling win mane im* just wild to join in anil no along, but you 8co how impossible it ip situated the way I am and tho married men depending on me to play tir?i base next Tuesday. TROPOLIS CIFIC COAST to the outside world through tho Mazatluu gateway are rubber, gums, dyewoods. silver, copper, cold, lead, pearls, tortoise shell, salted Ash and cabinet woods. The city's manufacturing activities include saw mills, cotton factories and rope works. "Fourteen years ago Mazatlan was > almost depopulated by a frightful epidemic of bubonic plague which surpassed in severity some of the most terrible ravages of the black death' In Kurope during the Middle ages. According to one authority only 4,000 people out of a total of IS.000 were spared, and more than a, thousand houses wore burned In an effort to ?*tn> the march ol the disease. Purine the last decade sanitary conditions have been Improved greatly." BASE BALL Norwood Park SATURDAY AND SUNDAY July 1 and 2 EILM GROVE, W. VA., NORWOOD (1AMKS CALLED: -ntunluy 8:80 p. M.. Sunday ?l:O0 P. 31. immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i i CREAM MTT.K COTTAGE CHEESE BUTTERMILK NONE BETTER STURM'S DAIRY Both Phonei BY "HOP" ?V" ye / / / [Hound . / Hffi * 1 irin.-vm? series is That n n f?*nder. Today n fender. Studef on? of the moat ntroduction of tho ?sources of Stude imp** 01 ine crown ulgment of Studeer was an instant baker plant. The g machines in the rs a year Justifies most efficient and Ich fashion entire ^ flame of an otyno gas; the great al together. The emery paper and lentally. the joint i re body could he t the welrl acts as pod through three now to make its >f three years ago. 9 ecu use more room been done by the avlcr wood frame Youns Bros Garage f.o. South Second Street, Clnrk.sburj*, TV. Vn. ? rrr-rr ?? rrrr?T jDnnDHBnamHBvt I Rady & Deem Co. B Tailors and Cleaners Both Phones, Gore Bldg I Smart, Stylish Summer Stratfs You'U Like Them Genteel Shop 'It Must Be Right" Fourth St. J. Jacob's Moon* Bldg. 118 Fourth St. Straw Hat Sale $1.00 Values up to $8.50 GORE AMUSEMENT CO. BOWLING AND POCKET BILIalAKPS Coolwt I'Ikct in Town. (1ASKSIKXT IIOTKI. (*ORK 4 Special Alley* (or Unite*. New Style Duck Plus which make larger Korea possible. K. P. KNAPP. Manager.