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'ASEBALL
RESULTS
Standing o Clubs ana Schedule at Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS.
It thej
TVon Lest Pet. Win Ixa
Philadelphia t II .! .en .;
Boston SI 41 .Ut .555 .5.3
'naablnctao 4f 41 Jitt .549 .558
Detroit 41 45 -Sl .521 .oo
Chicago 4T 4 .ill .SIS .id.
St Louis 45 4i .M .505 .19'.
New Tork 17 SI .41 .42: .411
Cleveland 1 .1141 .13? ,3:,
DARING MERMAID OUTDISTANCES
BOAT IN SWIMMING HELL'S GATE
Where They rifly Tber&dar.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia, at St Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
SMIOXAT, ISLWUE STANDINGS.
It they
Wan Lost Pet. win Loss
t Tork si 12 .(4)7 .1Z .600
hi.axo SI It .573 .578 .5(7
-., Louis SO 41 .54J .549 .5JS
Boston 41 45 .477 .483 .471
incinnatl 41 48 .41 .467 .;,
Philadelphia ZS 47 .453 .4(0 ,4(S
1'ituburc IS 47 .447 .463 .445
Brooklyn 3C 47 .434 .440 .421
Where They riay Thursday.
Clneinnatl at Brooklyn.
Chicago- at Boston.
St. Loots at Philadelphia.
Ptttsbure at New York.
FEDERAL IXAGDE STANDINGS.
It they
Won Lost Pet. Win t.oa
hleago S3 38 .578 .552 .571
uaiumore ...... ,4T 4 .641 .S45
Indianapolis 47 4 .J41 .545
Brooklyn 44 SS .587 .542
Buffalo 42 42 ,SM .
Kansas City 42 St .467 .402
Pittsburg 37 48 .435 .442
St. Louis 18 62 .422 .429
.531
.534
.529
.494
.452
.43
.418
Girl Earns Congratulations'
of Few Men Who Have -Accomplished
Feat. ,
Where They Play Thursday.
Kansas CKy at Pittsburg.
St- Loots at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Buffalo.
Indianapolis at Baltimore.
TEXAS LEAGUE STAXDLNGS.
Won Lost
Beanmont .... ........72 37
Houston .... ... ........68 49
Waco 6 43
Galveston .... ...64 45
Fort Worth I M
Dallas 48 S
San Antonio .......... ..41 79
Austin ...... ...... ...24 S3
Where They Play Thursday.
Port Worth at Houston.
Waco at Beanmont.
Austin at San Antonio.
Iallas at Galveston.
Pet.
.C4
.81
.C4K
.587
.47
.451
.379
.221
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WESTERN LEAGUE STANDINGS.
Won
toux City .................So
Werner .... ...............57
St. Joseph 55
Lincoln .... ...............61
Des Moines 54
Omaha .... ..... .......48
"tt ichlta . ..............49
Topeka .... ...............87
Lost Pet.
.
41 .582
41 .Ml
47 J2
5 .S94
51 .474
89 .49
84 .ICC
Where They Play Thursday.
Omaha at Topeka.
Slonx City at Wichita.
Denver at St. Joseph.
Lincoln at Des Moines.
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS.
Won
Venice cl
Los Angeles ..... .83
Portland .....58
San Frarelseo ......... .....c:
Sacramento .... ...........54
Oakland .... ..44
Lost Pet.
62 .54
53 .615
58 .SIS
S8 .525
5 .478
69 .1SS
"Where They Flay Thursday.
Venice at Sacramento.
Portland at Oakland.
San Francisco at Los Angeles.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION STANDINGS.
Won Lost Pet.
jouisMue .... ...... .......as
Cleeland .... .............84
Milwaukee .... ........ ....S3
Kansas City .... ........61
Columbus .... ............ .49
Jidianapolia .... ......... .5
Minneapolis .... ...........4C
St. Paul 15
44 .551
44 '.Ml
44 .5(6
49 .519
48 .55
SI .495
S3 .489
82 Ml
Where They Play Thursday.
Indianapolis at Kansas Ctty.
Cleveland at Minneapolis.
Columbus at St. Pasd.
Loutsvllfe at Milwaukee.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesday's Games.
At Cleveland R. H. E.
Boston 19 113 1 3
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EW YORK. July 29. After fall
ing In the attempt when she
was 17 years old, Nora Leahy.
now : and splendidly developed, has
just swum the treacherous rapids of
Hell Gate. Older aquatic experts are
predicting she will become a great ma
rine phenomenon. If she continues to
improve las she has lately.
She has a superb fljrure. lust th
right build for a swimmer, which means
not too much avoirdupois, with, at the
same time, plenty of layers of tissues
over the bones to keep the body warm
uurms tne irignuui arain on the vital
ity of hours in frigid water.
On her Hell Gate swim, a two hour
journey through a caldron-like chan
nel often dangerous to boats, which
lies northeast of Manhattan island, she
manifested great nerve in addition to
her swimming vitality.
Outdistances Boat.
She was lowered into the water off
East Stth street. Manhattan, at 1:48 p.
in. uapt juoere crown and Miss Ade
line Trapp were in the boat which fol
lowed her. At times the tide swirls
were strong enough to drive back the
boat. It was once a full 104) yards
away from Miss Leahy. Ten minutes
later the boat got near her again.
She held out wonderfully, battling
against the rips and was in condition
when hauled out of the water at Clason
Point. She said she was not frightened
even when the boat got far away from
fl.. avlBs- perfect confidence in her
ability to conquer the rapids which had
been too much for her three years be
fore. .Befre h6r feat on,y two persons.
Miss Trapp and Capt. Brown, had swum
Hell Gate. They are older and more
experienced swimmers and they were
warm in their praise of the' new mer
maid. I
TRAFFIC BLOCKED
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Nora Leahy, Girl Swimmer.
Oakland, s. Second game, Portland. 3; Oak-
AngteliafSl.Al,Se,M: &,n T"Lattseo- i Is
At Sacramento: Venice. 9; Sacramento, 3.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Montgomery: Atlanta, 3; Moatgsm-
At
err. S.
At Mobile: Chattanooga. 2; Mobile. S.
At x.e'ar OrlMita VaMiu -.. ..
leans. 3. -. -. ..v ur-
yj Birmingham: Memphis. 1-1; Birraing-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Tuesday's Games. I
At Milwaobe. .- -.rrr, '
Milwaukee 19 aai k t
Batteries: LosisTille. Ems an rw-.t
Batteries: Boston. OnUtni fVw.yi.i- ,, 1 nd; Milwaukee. Cutting. Pmrdi .-a
Cadr. Thomas! Cleveland. Mitchell and ! -"a""-
O'NeU. I At Mllvaukea (second n.i t n
MUvrankee 49 599 91T in, t
Batteries: Lonlrtil. T JtJL!?:?? ?
Severold: Milwaukee. Shackleford I S3
At St Paul j, -t -
CoJo'Bbas 32 iJ if Z
23?r Co0"11. Ayrse and SmlthT
St. Paul. Karger and James. '
At Chicago R. H. E.
New Tork J 99 MI 3 2
Cl-icago 1 ll lx 8 8
Batteries: New Tork. Keating and
Swweeney; Chicago, Scott and Schalk.
At Detroit
Philadelphia ..
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R.H.2.
Ill 0 Z 5 1
9 1 SIt I a i
.D&uefiee: rnuurtMBtm, nuga andScaang
Detroit. Dauss and MeKee.
At St. LOBis- B.H.E.
Washington 14) lie 7 13
St. Louis C19 U 3 u o
"ertMJ T Washington. BoehHag .and
Williams. St. Loals Hamilton. Taylor. Hoch.
Tamea and Agneir. Creesin.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
All games poxtponed, rain.
iJlUEKAL LEAGUE,
Tuesday's Games.
AtPtttsbnrg R.H.E.
Kansas City 43 19 9 8 11 4
Pittsburg 414 19 3x 12 IS
Batteries: Kansas CHy, Adams, Heaaing.
Harris and Easterly. EnxeBroth; Plttstsarg.
Knetier. Ledair and Berry.
At Buffalo R. H. E.
Chicago 01 12 1-7 u .
Buffalo HtHlM 1 5
Batteries: Chicago. Handrlz and Wilson:
Buffalo, Sehalx, Moore end Blair.
At Baltimore R. H. E.
Indianapolis 99 1 n 5 s x
BalUmors Ml M 1 2 S I
Batteries: Indianapolis. Moseiy and Tex
ter. Baltimore. Conley and Jacklltsch.
Games Postponed.
St Louis at Brooklyn, rain.
TEXJS LEAGUE.
Tnesday's Games.
At Beaumont. It. H. E.
Beaumont - .......8 12 9
Dallaa 1 5 2
Batteries: Beaumont, Brandt and Belts
Dallas. Halsllp and Mesefee. "..
At San Antonio. R. H. E.
San Antonio ..................... & z
Port Worth ."t i 1
Batteries: San Antoaio. Rhodes and Hau
ensteln: Port Worth, featrees and Halgh.
At Galveoton.
Galveston .... ..............
Waco
.Batteries: Galveston. Allen
Waco. Donald and ReHty.
R.H.E.
S 17 1
1 3 4
and Wilson;
At Hearston.
Houston . ............
Austin
Batteries: Houston, Price
Austin. Ogle and Lewis.
Thirteen innings; called on
darkness.
R.H.E.
1 3
1 6 3
ana iutchens
account of
WESTERN LEAGUE.
.. . Tuesday's Games.
at nienita. inrst game) R. H. E.
---H.t.ierS"---"--. Vance and Griffith
Wichita. CteraoBs and Graham.
tSi.:mm R. H. E.
Wichita.. Itli-I e 2
r-SSXS.; 5t-J' Brown. Lafferty and
Gl2.",',thV i----. ltnant. Baker and Jones.
Called end of seveatl- by agreement.
At MinneSTvOf-
ClemiAiuI . ... -. -??
Minneapolis...: rr.rnjjjjiii" J
. Batteries: aevetani KaWer and Im
ins.; Minneapolu, GUliS, andSmUh.
At Kansas CHy -r Tr v
In-Uanapolis 019 M Ml s 4 s
Kansas City 19 Ms Tl. ? J J
inSSf?1t-,: In'-'P". Wilis and Llv-h-sston;
Kansas qty. Richie and GlebeL
MANN RESOLUTION
ON KEMP DEFEATED
Washinrrtnn Ti r ti -. .
lutioa by Republican leader Mann, call
ing upon president Wilson for ail the
papers in the president's commutation
?hif15nCe f -D,r- Thomas J. Kemp, of
S wSi a son------w of senator Fletcher
hi-SL0. was defea-el Monday in the
house judiciary committee.
exISftivM?1"'6 t.ook the v,ew -hat
f ?Zf cIemej?cr - exclusively an act
fhffe T,ested ia the president and
that there ia nn m-Aa-. .
lution." Rpresentatrv.i.i.t'LV0;
tAS'S5Stto raB up the resolu-
Dr. KtBinn wn rnnvlAJ t il. ..
I?f wV-f8?0" .r -u-al Purposes.
but'thSne?6 president commuted all
OFFICER CHARGED WITH
aiKDUl?rAI' '"SAITLT BY W03IAX
Albuquerque, K. M July 9
?w'WiLh as?alneT Mary Wilson,
frmanhom H went to arrest, pa
ES ? Charles Mainz will be ar
raigned berore Justice of the peace
A. J. Garcia this evening. Joe Bada-
ItIT " . .? warrant issued for the
ilS . woman, whom he said
had thrown bricks at him. The wo
man alleges that the patrolman
dragged her across the floor of her
home and struck her with his club.
LOUISIANA TO GET
OLD DOCUMENT BACK
Washington. D. tz. July 9. When
the pending bill passes congress pro
viding for the return of the ordinance
of secession of the state of Louisiana
to its native archives, the flies of the
war department will lose one of their
most curious possessions.
No one remembers exactly how the
old zinc tube containing the record of
mic wii.cniion wnicn voted to leave
the union, reached the department. The
case .bears the simple legend painted
on Its cover: "State of Louisiana, Ordi
nance of Secession. January 2S, ISM."
XMfferent storie prist A ,.
means by wbich the relic reached the
capital It is said that Gen. Butler,
when he took New Orleans, seized all
the official papers he could find and
sent them to Washington. It Is pos
sible the old brown tube containing Its
message came north with other trophies
of war.
As far as the record shows, the ordl
nan,c? firai i2"18 to "6"ht in a drawer
of Lieut CoL Corbin's desk In the ad
jutant general's department It was
delivered to MaJ. Gen. Davis, now re
tired. In 1S, and from him It went to
the secretary of war. who ordered It
placed on the flies.
The parchment Is yellow wlh sirs
put is in excellent condition and per
fectly legible, thoush some of the sig
I natures are a bit faded fh. .? "5-
divided into two parts. In English on
the left and French on the right An
tiquarians and students of history have
frequently sought permission to copy
the quaint old document
TO MAKE AUDIT FOR
CHANGE IN AUDITORS
An audit of the city school books has
peen ordered, preliminary to checking
in Henry Schaffer as school auditor in
Place of F. E. Sawyer, whose removal
is said to have resulted from his sup
'S l of Eugene Harris for county Judge.
Schaffer will take office on August 1
JiiHW5.eiL.'lTm ,c0.ntInu In the office
until September 1. In order to Instruct
the new auditor In his work.
Bids have been asked by the school
board on the average daily balances of
the school funds. The total estimated
ectl?ASoor the m!ng year is given
as 3440.000. and the money will be de
posited with the bidder making the best
old of interest for the balances.
CATTLE BUSINESS AT
L0RDSBURG BOOMING
t-auie business is booming In the
Lordsburg V N. M, district and there
will be 18.M0 head of cattle shipped
from that station this year. J. T. Mc-
taoe. president of the First National
bank of Lordsburg. is here with his
.iifi 0r a Dr,ef vlBlt He ? tnat
..u.iui.iuua were never oetter for a
prosperous year In that section of New
Mexico. The rains have made the
range fine for cattle and the price of
cattlawlll make the catUemen a good
profit this year. Mr. McCabe says.
CHICAGO MAYOR TO
FIGHT SOCIAL EVIL
Chicago. Ill, July "";9. Mayor Har
rison announced Tuesdav night he
would fight the social evil in certain
wards of the city. At the same time
announced his political separation
from alderman John J. ("Bathhouse"!
Coughlln. and Michael J. ("Hinky
Dink") Kenna. who for more than 20
years have served in the council from
the first ward. The first ward in
cludes the business section of Chicago
and the old Tlce district
The mayor also said he would take
the stump against Roger C Sullivan
Kcmocraiic canaiaaie ior united States
senator.
The mayor's announcement Is con
sidered the most important move in
the Democratic politics of Chicago, if
not Illinois, in years.
Col. Lane Says Storms Have
Been" Coming From Mexi
co; Streets Flooded.
Imported rains continue to keep the
weather cool and the street car traffic
Interrupted. The rainstorms which -appear
nightly come from across the
Mexican border. Cot N. D. Lane says.
and there is nothing in the charts of
the forecasters to predict their ap-
The Mexican-made rainstorm Tues
day night started a little before 9
oclock and conUnued rmtll midnight
The rain was heaviest in the city and
on the north mesa. Oregon street was
again a good sized stream of muddy
water, and the storm sewers were
filled from the flood waters which
poured off. of the highlands. Street car
traffic on the Arizona line, all lines
out Boulevard and the Sunset. Heights
line was blocked while the rain feU
as the water carried quantities of silt
and yellow mud down from the mesa.
Passengers who left the street cars
on North Oregon street found that
they could not reach the sidewalks on
either side of the street because of
the water which was more than a foot
deep in the gutters.
The rain did not damage property
alone; Montana and Rio Grande street
Tuesday night as It did -during the
previous storms. Much water flowed
over the north and south streets, but
the quantity of earth carried down
was not sufficient to cover the yards.
The rain was light In northeastern
ElPaso and down the valley. "No dam
age was done In the lower valley to
the roads or interurban line, although
the rain was general throughout the
valley and fell steadily for more than
an hour.
The weather office estimates the
rainfall at .78 Of an inch, which Is
not as heavy as some of the rains
which fell earlier In the summer. v
HOBO DELEGATE
TO CONVENTION
Jeff Davis, delegate to the conven
tion of the Hoboes of America, swung
off a "rattler" here Wednesday on
his way to Chicago to attend the an
nual gathering of his clan. Davis
says he is a "gink." which is a real
hobo who travels from place to place
seeking work without the formality
of paying car fare. Opposed to the
"ginkf is the tramp who can get work
but won't The third In the classifica
tion is the bum who ean't work be
cause of age, physical disability, or
booze. Davis says the purpose of his
organization is to eliminate the tramp
and the bum from the road. He says
there will be 104)9 delegates at the
Chicago convention. One good he says
the organization has accomplished has
been the sending home of SM boyswho
have run away to see the world. Bvery
hobo is pledged to start the runaway
boys homeward as soon as he finds
them, Davis says.
GEJl". CEORGC BBLL. JR.
LEAVES FOR B TOST.
Gen. George BeH. Jr. left Tuesday
evening for Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
He was accompanied by Lieut Larry
E. Hohl. of the 16th infantry, who was
appointed aid de camp to Gen. Beu
before he left EI Paso. He will de
company the general to his post on the
Canadian border.
El Faso Jtato & Taxi Livery SO large
touring cars, taxis and limousines.
Largest and oldest auto Uvery in south
west Opposite Del Norte Hotel. IIS
West San Antonio St, phone 3S2-449.
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KLLBRETH MAY GO
TO THE BALKANS
Capt J. W. Kllbreth, th field artil
lery, who was to have departed for
Japan as an attache of the United
States government will In all proba
bilities be sent to Bulgaria as an at
tache in event of a crisis in the
European wars. Capt Kllbreth has
asked that he be sent to Bulgaria,
should several of the powers of Europe
become Involved In war.
During the close of the Balkan war
the. United States sent army officers
abroad. They visited the principal
battlefields and the fortifications, of
the various armies that were enzased
In that now historical conflict.
FATHERS SEEK
MISSING SONS
Two missing song are being anxious
ly sought by their fathers. When last
heard from both were in El Paso.
Chief of police I. N. Davis has re
ceived a letter from S. H. Clark of
Cochrane, Alabama, who Is trying to
locate his son. C J. Clark. When last
heard from the son was in El Paso, on
Jane 1. The father Is anxious that his
son return home so that an estate can
be settled.
J. a Collins, of Yazoo City, Miss, '3
seeking information concerning his son
R. L. Collins, who. when last heard
from was In El Paso, September 13.
1911.
1CEED GLASSES? ASK SXRITT.
t MOVED TO 13 TEXAS STKEETAdV
PRESIDENT LAYS PLAXS
FOR BELATED VACATIOX.
Washington. D. C, July 29. Informa
tion from Democratic leadersln con
gress that adjournment might be ex
pected about Anmist 2E. led president
Wilson Tuesday to begin laying plans
for his vacation. The president has
been bearing up well under the hot
weather of the last few weeks but he
is anxious to get Mrs. Wilson away
from Washington.
The president probably will leave
for his summer home at Cornish. N. H..
Just as soon as congress adjourns.
Late in September or early in Octo
ber Mr. Wilson probably will go into
Iowa and several other states to help
Democratic candidates in their cam
paigns. The understanding is that he
believes his administration will be on
trial at the elections, and that ho ought
to go out and talk to the voters.
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SIX I. W". W. ADHERENTS
GET PRISON SESTE"CES
Tarrytown. N. J, July I9.-rSlx of the
nine Industrial Workers of the World,
on trial here for attempts to hold a
meeting in Tarrytown in May to charge
John D. Rockefeller. Jr, with responsi
bility for the bloodshed In the Colorado
mines, were convicted and sentenced
Tuesday to a uniform two months Im
prisonment in the penitentiary. The
seventh was convicted but released on 1
house. Two others were discharged I
for lack of evidence.
Rebecca Edelson. the ninth prisoner, 1
who was brought to court on a habeas '
corpus writ from the workhouse on !
Blackwell's island, was sent 'back to
the workhouse at the closing of the !
sitting. Miss Edelson, who is serving
a two months sentence in default of J
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