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eligible Pennsylvania
back.
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The time was 7:14 a
in the boat, I a half.
Beautiful South Austin Home Sacrifi
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.
bullaing house.
HAMLEY REALTr co.
504
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May It.;—Sprint
LEGAL NOTICES
MIGHTY DIFF
reink was inaugurated
at Dougtas
Park this afternoon under
TU HURL NO-HIT
and won with something
as the big atsappoint-
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.
PO. A E,
Fai
avanaugh, ill; Marshon, 111.
Brown Eyed KaU. 11B (Ganz),
1
Pantomime, 101; White
a
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ton
rea, when he
fifth.
PO. A E •
be
of the State of
and ordinances of the city of Austin.
BELMONT RESUL/TS,
entous
out on such
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New." L R
Richards: "To the Cal-
houn." V. E. Elledge:
Fourth race. six furlot
Mon-
Burnett, and "To the Chaperons," J
e
Mi
mons, 1*7; King
ward. gQeorge Smith, 117.
that drafted
American Leaguen.
TORONTO RESUL/TS.
Local Briefs
LACK
Icn),
Fourth race, about two miles: King
Cash. Ul (Wolke), $20.10, Ilie and
Federal League
you.
Hanford and
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Three Favorites Score Out of
Seven Events—Little String
Finishes in Third Place.
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Issues Warning to Parents to
Be Careful ir Feeding Kid-
dies—Statistics Given.
FEDERAL LEAGUE IS
DEVELOPING YOUNG
STARS) SCOUTS BUSY
!TH
7T06
GEORGE WALKER SAYS.
GUS EDWARDS BEST
SHOW THIS SPRING
CALHOUN DEBATERS
ENJOY BIG BANQUET)
GOOD TOASTS GIVEN
of the hieago Whales
wonderfully as an out-
Willard,
mptongntp
arrived la
of a wild
urd’e man.
Immense
gathera in
Ruth
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SPECULATION STAKES
IS WON BY OUTSIDER
AT LOUISVILLE TRACK
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F E Brott; "To the Teams," T.
Weather raining; track heavy.
BELMOMT EXTRIES.
Wot.ot
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READ AMERICAN WANT
ADS FOR RESULTS.
Round
cistto
Alarm Bonds
Against the Imsance of Fire and Police
Alarm Bonds.
let day of January, 1915, and who
are otherwise qualified votera of said
city. ahall be entited to vote at aald
election.
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Wedding Presents at Coat.
Buy them from
Cottley & Maud
Does Work for
Frank Fr
The Modem —
Union Shop 1003
piftuppua • HUNTER,
1110 Nueces Street
governed
Texas, so
s-oared sne
of .ths Ami
named persons are hereby a
office re of said election:
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one of the tastest lapa in the ekm-
ination trials at the Speedway today.
Cooper did, it in 1:11.4 or 96.4 miles
eious efreumstances, the weather be-
tn« anything but good for the aport.
Despit a heavy track and lowering
fay 11—1
orlenne
• of MUS
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re toniuht.
r Runsen.
y decision
10-rouna
by the lawa
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V. O Weed Ftiouea 22a.
Funeral director and emdaimer.
Honpitai amousance euo carriagea
Miao L. Sammon, matron of the
Avenue Hotel. wae painfully injured
yenterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at
the hotel when she Mt upon a paper
file that had been left In a chair The
wound was not of a sertous nature
Sox team, Scot and Rons,
no-hit «ames to their era
For the Lasuance of Street Bonda.
Against the Issuance of Street Bonda
PROPOSITION NO. 2.
For the Issance of Sewer Bonds.
Against the Issurance of Sewer Bonda.
PROPOSITION NO. ».
For the Kssurance of School Bonda.
Against the Issuance of School Bonda
PROPOSITION NO. 4.
For the' Issurance of Fire and Police
declared yesterday by
th brothers, who own
»•» o“ )
404 1—T >
Goldy,
Jack K
pitching last nason.
Flack, little heard of
to a degree approaching perfection,
whom the noouts of the new league
have drawn from minor lengues and
aald election:
R. P. Bull. Presiding Judge;
C. H. Buci, Amlsting Judge;
Pat Malone, Aseistinz Judge;
D. C. Pace, Clerk;
W. J. McNamara, Clerk;
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pare hle ballot by marking over, either
with black pencil or black ink, one of
the foregoing expressions in each of
the above propositions, thua leaving
the other as expressinr his vote
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get within the charmed e
has come very oloee to I* a
of timen. but ham never had q
little bit Of basebau lek W
roach, 105;
Hackle, 144.
»4.Sfl. Non; Tom Mom, 144
items), 14.40 and $3.30, secokid:
down, 138 (Dupe), 44, third.
4:44.
ptlcable. regulating general electi
and by the provislons of the cl
great rush i
to epare.
Hawthorn
Jones re- 1
m. "Bar.
era is gol-
fer every
in that if
i a certain
i lem than
ven days."
in
furntehed by the elt - -___
provided by law, and each ballot at
have printed thereon the following:
PROPOSITION N& 1.
numbora ennily equaling
by the National and
First race. selling, 3-year-old ruiues;
six furlongs: September Morn. Alle-
do. 44; Mallard, 144; Lady Jane Grey,
----------------— CkUra. IN;
ft. Each with State sewer running through the.mm
ert niee trees. - R ‘
Now is ths time to buy real estate ill Austin. Maliy bu
are being offered. Values will advance 25 per cent before f
\ Hailey Realty Company
Old Phone 1844; New 14. 504 Scarbrough
C. L Harris. Clark.
Sea 4. That the ballots to ba need
a togs, 141.
Fourth race, Mineola handlap, 4.
year-olds and up. mile: Rockview.
144; Flitter Gold. 114; Hedge. Thorn
Hill. 144: Slumber II.. 144; Abecon.
der. 44: Addle M. 144.
Fifth race, nteeplechane, colling. 4-
year-olds and up. about two miles:
Eecoca, 144; Astute. 144; old Salt.
144; •Overseer, 139: -Timber Wolf,
192; Cherry Melotte. 1«; •Frjolee.
144: -Wool Tex. 144.
Sixth race. 2-year-ola maiden fiilies.
four and one-half furlongs Ardent.
141: Queen of Paradine, Fennel, Pi-
quette, Wenona H. Carmon. Malachite.
Feminist. Lattie Dipper. Smooth Bore.
Spirit, 144.
•Apprentice allowance
Weather, rain; track, heavy.
TORONTO EXTRIES.
. was all the more
. ----Jnton erew was com-
wsaHemi ey last summer.
Clarence 1 Woodward, Clerk.
(7) For the Seventh. Ward, the
place of election shall be the Tenth
Ward Fire Hall, and the --------
mond. 114 (GoL—
phy)’ 350" Phzoprecohampa I
ence, 144 (Acton), 6.40, third. Time. Ied
pit ’ I was 1
tressor. 111 (Ural), 1 to Tout ana
out wens (rie, 114 (Buxton), 1 to
4 and out second; Tinkle Bell, 101
(C Borel), out third. Time. 1:14 4-4.
Fifth race, about two miles: Shan-
non River, 144 (Allen). 14 to 14. 1
to 4 and out won; The Elephant,
B 144 (Chandler), 4 to 1 and out ne-
1 end: Swish. 144 (Jolly), out third,
cime, 4145.
4hsth race, mile: Ai Bloch. 11*
(Bryne), 4 to 1, 1 tu t and out won:
Robinetta, 144 (McCshcy), Itol and
oqt, necond: stonehenge, ill (Bux-
ton), Itol, third. Time. 1:41 1-4.
G,
LVE
IVES
l±
Ed Zwilling
has eveloped
fielder He
A
aud
44.10 and 44.44. won;
clouted at a rate of .414.
Fielder Jones, one of the wlgarde of
the National pastime has developed a
powerful batter in young Tobin, whose
extra base hits make him a terror
to pitchers. His batting percentage
so fSr this year U 7289, while’Rebel
Oakes, a Star batter in the National
lABgue to credited with 155 ageinst
_m
four and a half
First. 1*4: Bill
Third rare, mils add a sirteonth'
Tactics. 144 (Bhiiine), IMO. 44.44
‘and 41 14. won; Luther, 144 (Smyth),
411.40 and 41.10. necond: Pr----
104 (Collins) (coupled with
third Time. 1:44.
Attest: JNO. O. JOHNSON.
City Olerk.
First race. 2-year-olds, four fur-
longs: Success, ill; Mina Puzzle. 144:
After Night, 101; High Chair, JM;
Handfull. 104; Mustard. 104; Dam-
Fifth race, mile and a quarter: IJ
"T"pso0on,(mAWui::'
(Rice) (coupled in butting with Pep-If
per Bailee), 114 (Taplin5. 14 60, third. 11
Tme. 21051-5. I
______ .... ___ __________ ...... the two major leagues Around a
Tuscan, lit; Blums. 114; xTom El- nucleus of experienced ball playera
----— -.....- there has been formed a corpe of bril-
liant youngsters, their talent trained
xMeBnde entry
Fourth race. 3-year-olda, 44000 ad.
Only ovnonene, in ths Eoare race,!
but the New York oarsmen overcame
the lead ana pulled ahead untu they
haa a comfortable lead at the finish.
ezains.theFantesin
PAntednpnd t"ut"sianj"tnrrwigeut
irniBn™ " "" S ° charmed circle of pitchers I
in Philadelphia when he shut
5 guta.ortneaumdzkin
teenth innlag .
"Nap" Rucker of Brookty
only one run in twenty-one innngn,
a much better record than those of
the pltchera who were favored over
—— ---- . — . him by Manager Bresnahan of the
before joining the new circuit, have Chicago Natlon
Engtish C studded with pearls.
With Shelby Dale acting as taost
master the following toasts were giv-
en: "Welcome." F. E. Bratt; "Femi-
nine Wiles." S G. Baggett: "To the
Old Guard “ W W Mayos; "To ths
afternoon when a connecting rod
broke and almost vompletely demol-
ished the engine. The engine is said
ocated on two beaut
i la very best rende
all conveniences. N
Less than actual
A banquet royal was given by the
Catheun Debating Society of the High
School at the Driskill Hotel last night,
beginning at 1:44 o'clock. All the
members of the soclety with ladies and
chaperons were present This wss one
of the semi-annual banquets of the
society asd it equaled, ud in some
ways excelled,all former banquets of
the Bod str Ff E. Brott was the host
of the evening.
C. I. Francis, the debating coach of
the soclety. was presented by the
memben with a costly gold pia as a
recognition of his work with the elub.
The pm was in the shape of an old
to stomach trouble.
In Aprs. 1414. the deaths of seven
children under 14 years were reported
due to stomach trouble.
In May, 1414, the deaths of stx-
teen children under 14 years were re-
ported due to etomach trouble
In June, 1414, the deatha of thir-
teen children under 14 years were re-
ported due to stomach trouble
in AprU. 1414. the deaths of seven
children thder 14 years were reported
due to stomach trouble
The report for April of thyis year
showed a decided decrease In the
death rate. This, la the opinion of
Dr Woolsey, was due to the fact that
the weather this apring has been much
cooler then that of the other past
three years
la all instances It was claimed by
the health ofticets that these deaths
were preventable. •
game agaist Philadelphia, was
markable piece of pitehin« tar i
"smoky" Joe Wood of the Rs
of Course, Is among the ~i Mr
era Wood pitched his no-hit
•gainst St Louis in 1411. T
Walsh pitched a no-hit gme 7
Boston in 1411, while chi
formerly of the ahletica, let
land down witboi/l a hit in
Two members of the Chicago
etl ahall annually levy a tax surriciont
to pay the interest on .ud bonds sad
" to provide a sinking fund of at least
two per centum at the principal of
held bonda and euffttiont to redeem
said bonds at their maturity
•TO the Cal- .SC. 2.... election shall be
° A. Arn heia at the following named places
To the OfR. end the following named pmonAf
l hereby appointed officere of said elec-
• tion: » ,
pitched againat Marqar wl
made His record Thursday, has
hit game to his credit in 1508 '
er didn't sllow Boston a staM
Last yaar the performance at
George Davis, ths colleriah at tk
First race, six furlongs: Kewena,
1)4 (Kammer), 417.44, 44.44 and 41.
Wpn; Onck Bay. 114 (Metcalf), 44 44
and $2.50, eegond: Water Lady, 144
(■hilling), 44 14, third. Time. 1;14.
Becond race, five furlonge: Greet-
ine, 104 (Schuttinger). 1144, J114
and 1110. wen; ClhatnnatL 141 (Cole-
man). 14.40 and 44 40. hecond: Bil
Bimmonn, 144 (Obert), 12.10, third.
Time, 11021-5.
covers an
ded. mile and an eighth: Fir Home.
r First raee. six furlongs: Langhorne,
. 44 (Mott), 414 40. 44 40 and 44.44.
wen: OHgin, 144 (Butwel. 44 40
nna 44.44, beeona; Charmeuse. 141
(Fool). 44 14. third. Timo. 1:14.
Second race, four and one-halt fur-
and making return
■trickland. 114 (McTaggart).
aad 44.40. second: Cabiria.
Elegant 10-tobm east front modern residence 1
front corner lots only two blocks east of Car lln<
tion. Reuse has been built only two years. Has
gantly finished throughout. Price only 44140.
, tin parents against exposing their chi-
Second race, -year-olds and up. drea to these dimeanes by feeding them
Balling handicap. Mx furlones: Pre- foods handled by careis dealers who
eumption. 144; Thora Hill, 112; Spear do hot comply with the sanitary law
Mead. 144; Azyads, 104; Ethan Allen, in the city health ordinance.
98LAhara, 95; Astrology. 100. • The following are extracts from the
Third race. 3-year-olds, six fur- medical statistics at Austin in regard
longs Harry Junior. 110; Distant to the number of deaths during the
snore,.114: Haneon, 114; Phoephor. apring eeason for 1414-10 and 14:
144; Etruscan, 44; Tudor King, Ill; inMay. 1414. the deatha of ten chi-
Doublet. Ill; Duke at Dunbar, 38: under 14 years of sge were re-
Fenmoune, 109; Hair Rock, Ill; Bar-1 ported and eight at these were due
amount of ground and
First race, 3-year-lods and up, 4444
added. MX furlongs: •Fenrook. 01;
•Pegg L. 14; Ids Clare. Tiv, 144;
Burwood. 144; Galaxy. Miss Gayle.
105; •J. H. Houghton. 141; Black
Broom. •Kayderoneroa, 109; The
Busybody, Ill; Brandywine, Ill; Gor-
don. Cutty Munk. 114; Martian, 114.
Also eligible •Vldet. •Egmont, 144;
"Commenain, 44; Bindel, 144.
Second raee. 2-year-olda, foaled in
Canada 4444 added, four furione:
Armine. McBride. Good Shot. Greek
Maid. Harlas Flams. XMiss Fay, 141;
iW A. Wright 114; zHenshore, lei;
aThornentte, 114; esweet Colleen. 101;
sMandarin, Old Pop. Copper King.
xWaliier entry
aDavtea entry.
eSeagram entry
Third race. 2-year-olda, 4444 added.
(By Irwin M Howe. Statistictan for
the Federal League )
Figures show that the Federal
League is developing •-set st youth-
ful stars who bid fair to rival In
prowess the moot famous of its best
known veterans sad who are already
the equals of youha their own age In
144: aVies, 144; Rllance, 114; Clift - -
Haven. Ilf; King Hamburg. Boxer, coliegee In
111: Commonada. 144 th=: s-te
•44 11 4
run was
: curenpotlon."at“orShayunthe,au
I tnorized to issue bonds at said city
' in the sum ot Two Hundred aad Fifty
Thousand Dollars (1250.000.00 tot
I the purpose of constructing, equipping
ana.repairine. the pulie kre •eh00
buildings of the city of Austin, Texas.
aM of purchasing mites therefor, said
bonds are to be lsued pAvabie at the
rata of Five Thousana Dollars
(44444.44) each year for ten years
from aad after the date of sal bonas
and at the rate of Ten Thousand Dol-
lars (414.404.44) each year for twenty
years from and after the expiration of
ten. xeara from and after the date of
maid bonda; aald bonds to bear inter-
ent at the rate of not more than five
per centum per annum, payable semi-
annuany. aad the City Cune shall
annually levy a tax eurtlcient to
the interest on eaid bonds and to t
vlds a Making fund of at least taro per
centum at the principal of said bonds
and Bufficient to redeem said bonds at
their maturity.
. Psppomition No. 4. Shall the Ctty
Coilwell of the city of Austin ' be
authorized to iasue the bonds of said
ety in the eum of Twemty-fve Thou-
sand Dollars (325, 000.003 for the pur-
pose of installing, constructing and
equipping an automatic fire an- po-
Ueo alarm system for the eity of Aus-
Un. Texas: said bonds are to be Is-
sued payable at the rise of Five Thou-
sand Dollars (14444.44) at Ue en at
one year from their date and at the
rote of Two Thousand Dollars
(41404.04) each year from aad after
the expiration of one year after the
issuance of maid bonds, said bonds ars
to bear interact at the rate at not more
than E Ive per centum per annum, pay.
11—The .
n today. T -
m twelfth
a winning
furlongs: Boneros
passed April lid. 1414, providing for
the subminaton to the yoters who are
taxpayers of thio city of the conmtdera!
an issue of Mx Hundred Thou-
more years, it is a aiznneai
that four of the Giant ptchh
realised this ambition. Math
2onomin tng,putshes"mopngign
jX^
'dn Malli in 1404 ha iwiried
game against ths Chicago cube
QeorKe Wiltne, the veteran 1
pitched his elasatc against CT
l?. 1214, and scott pitched his
Washington lam new
One of the great pitchers
present day gams who has awe
as an- Able to plic • no-hit game 1
•cuhs tetr-ohson. ihe Washlagtoe
rhafter > It is difficult to un
Austin. Johnson has never been
Mr. J. T. Hunter having bought out
the interest and good will of Joe C.
Mayfield in the firm of Mayfield *
Phillppus. the buMnom will be con-
tinued under the name of Philtppun
* Hunter, the new firm taking over
ell accounts and ansuming all ihdebt-
eanem of the former firm, and we
kindly ask all customers to oontinue
to trade with us and we want many
new ones, and w, promise to give
you right prices, good goods, honest
weight and best pobsthle service. Give
ua a trial and we guarantee to please
Fifth race. 4-year-olde and up, sell-
ing 4144 added, about two miles:
Bacchante. 144: Joe Qalety, 144; Gar-
ter. 144: Young Morpheus. 143: Lao-
modon. 144: The African. 144.
ixth race, handicap, 2-year-olds
and up. 4444 added, mile and seventy
yards: Private Pteel. 102; Fountain
Fay, 144; Water Bem. 140.'
sventh race, ,3-year-olds end up,
4444 added. Mx furlongs Shynean,
Venetie. Recoil. 104: Bennie Latimer,
Ovation. 104: Paneareta, 144.
•Apprentice nilowance.
Non CE
Gus Edwards ana his excellent cOm-
pany of '“kid songaters" will be the at,
traction at the Hancock Opera House
tomorrow night sad for three nights
thersatter. In commenting on the at-
traction, George Walker, manager of
the Hancoek. u“‘ nigh aal = "The a
traction that opens tomorrow night
has met with unusual oucceea in every
place that it has appeared, and it
come te Austie jus as “ was pre-
•toted in New York and all the other
Hastern.cites The prees has Eiven it
the highest praise and Ue pubue has
clamored for return engagements As
tong as I.have been la the theater
business I have never seen a better
production of this character and I per-
sonany commend it to Ue theater-go.
ers of Austin. The attraction is clean
and moral in every respect The son
review la the best I have ever heard
and the company presenting them is
composed of girls and boys with ex-
qellent votces. Gus Eawards has in-
deed the best aggregation of young
elngera that I have ever had the pleas-
ure of hphring. To Ue Austin public
I want to pay that my personal guar-*
antee is back of thia ittractlon, and
If there la any one who sees Ue opan-
Ing Mil and la not thoroughly natiflea
I will refund the.admiasion price at
the box ottice.,"
Eav seen "pEhouneodb g10d
be excellent. Gaa, he aald, fows ArULl-za. —
theossouadonthe hui where thewencam upani ______, _
Out of a 5o-acre tract, Ue guirth: bank” scurrying for cover and by
Coaat Oil Company. In which H A. th? tme the races were fairly going,
Wroe and ’ other prominent Austin (rain was coming down steadUg, ,
ctiwna are tatertoteihra sa nKel J hghad.prevlous y ete aned
every other so-acre secton, the traetlhisstts“.Nationalztnem.5
having recently boon aurvsyad and IPlon.bx.deteatinz Aye. the.-----
laid off in 60-aere eectiona or plots. loraFk. in.thensateat. kind of * wa.
The Walsh brothers, it was announced 4n4 nsdentauy settins aanew Esor
yesterday, will ratals possesson of Ue ILonathisacougez, Site Watter
XmT nAve ekse" o
. wIh lite-Metropole
lew York out-aistanced
C. B. Moreland, Prssldln* ,--
M. A. Herzog, Asetotins Judge:
George 8. Dowell, Assisting Judge;
Henry Wukasch, Clerk;
Jim wanze. Clerk;
An addrems will be mode before the
annusi convention of the Texes Post-
masters Ashoctation and Ue Post-
master’ League at Waco May 14. hy
Postottice Inspector C. B. Andetson
of Austin. Mr. Anderson’a address
will be the necond one In the after-
noon sesalon, following the annual ad-
dress by s G. Dean, the president
of the league.
D Cofer.
Thoee prenent were: F. E. Brott.
hont; cbnberons, C. 1. Fran dis and Mim
Glasgow; members, a B. Nalle. J. N
Pitluk, B. LDale, W J. Hill, L. L
Raker. A. W von’Struve, 8. G. Bag-
rett, W W Mayea, L B. Richards. V.
K Elledge. T. J Burnett and J. D.
Cofer.
oarsmen.
I badly ip ths
man eight racen
10, with three in-
' $2.00
Men, Buy Your
Hat From a
Hat Store
We Divide Protita.
SCHUBERT MAT CM.
Exeusive nw Hatters
720 Cbngress Ave.
44 io 0
8. E. Kinney, Presidins Judge;
K W.Walg. Assistig Judge;
r August Schenck, AsMsting Judge;
Robert Bright, Clerk;
Le O. Mueller, Clerk;
Wliiam Wellmer, Clerk.
(65 For the Hath Ward, the place
of election shall be the County Court
House, end the tollowing nomed per-
sone ore hereby appointd othcers at
Burman (Peugeot). >:47.4; Gil Ander-
son (Stute), «:><.*; Howard Wilcox
(8tte), 1:44.4; Mato (Mato). 1:44.4;
Grant (Sunbeam), t 1:40.8; Klein
cKieinart). 144.6: Babcock (Pu-
got), 1:41.4; 3. Cooper (Sebring),
145.4; Donaldson (Endon), 1:54;
Ruckskenl (Mercer), 1:41.4; John De-
Palha (Dlge), 1:44 4.
Ralph DePalma, who set the sea-
son low mark for the track, came by
turning a tap In 1:41.7, lowered this
time 18 another trial tap this aftet-
noon to 1:31.4. De Palma went after
= Berleltfa record of 1:4414 established
Earl Cooper, driving a Stutz, made last year.
Propositioh No. 1. Shall the City
Council of the city of Austin be au-
thorised to Lssue bonds of said et in
n.p.°.) Efmfpuspg, A?.
structing and installing sanitary ssw-
ets in said city; saM bonds to be pay-
able at the rate of Two Thousand Dol-
lars (42000.003 each year, from ud
after their date, ud to bear interest at
ths rate of not more thu fire per
centum per annum, payable semi-n-
nually. Ud Bald Counen shall annually
levy a tax.suttieient.to pay the inter-
Mt on sa bonds and to reate a
ginking fund of at least two per cen-
tumof the principal of said bonda and
sufficient to redeem aald bonda at their
maturity
Sec. 7. That a proclamation signed
by the Mayor shall serve as proper
notice of said election, ud said Mayor
eball Imus sald proclamation calling
aald election, which ahall contain a
copy of this oratnance, and he ehall
caune the Mme to be posted for full
thirty days prior to Mid election, at
the placea designated for holdlag said
election, and the City Clerk ehall eause
a true copy of this ordinance to be
published throe times in a daily news-
paper publshed in the city of Aus-
tin. M provided la section 4, article
4, of the Charter of the eity of Aus-
tin. Texas
Sec 4 That all orginances or parts
of ordinances in conflict with the pro-
yimtens of this ordinance, and especial
ly the ordinance of the City Cowell
$3650
Will purehame a new s-mom
•rn cottage, with large, shady
front lot, la northern part ot t
else to car tlao ud wchool, la
nirable residence district; wi 4
a well located lot an first pap
balance easy; a bargain in a
and must be seen to be apprad
actually worth $4000 now.
Robt. J. Hammon
441 Scarbrough Bid! Both m
Jtw Ingot. Stephen R. Amulet, Media-
tion, 114.
Third race, a-year-oles ud up; Mx
furlongs: Atrican Beau, 144; The
Norman, Bradley's Choice, ill; Othel-
Io, Leo Suoldy, Boots ud Saddle. 114.
Fourth race. 4-year-olde, mile ud
veventy yards: Badinage. 104; Dark
Flower, 144; Bags and Stars, 106;
Greville. Tetan, Uncle Bryn, 144:
Royal II. Devil Pish. 114.
Fifth race, selling, z-year-olda, four
and one-half furlongs: Lynn, Black
Beauty, 102; Uncle Will, Ononta,
Gypsy Blair, 144; Important, 104:
Beasle X.,106; Labell Brocade, in-
vestment, 107; Illuminator, 104; Ralph
110, Aunt Sal. 111.
Math race. 4-year-olds ud up; mile
and seventy yards: O'Hagan, 98:
Lady Panchita. 100; Orange, Tenor,
Longfellow. 104; Migs Thorpe, 104;
Sun Queen. Guido Post, Raoul, Re-
quiram. 104.
Seventh race, 4-year-olda end up:
mile ud an eighth: Gallant Boy, 44;
Bank BlU. 104; White Wool 107;
pa SeA 4. That all persons owning
pro- property, real or personal, subject to
taxation in the city of Austin on the
u hour. The others follows: Bob
I0
, I
to be entirely out of commisston and
— --;—-E 2 1 <=•«* not repaired tit time for the
Commauretia, Alkanet, Chitra, 104; I rue. Ths elimination of the Buggat
Sweetheart Sue. Twilight, 105; Disll-1 reduces the number of cars in the
___-__ luston, Amaxon, 107; ~unt Josie, entry list to forty
inausp- Broom Flower, 104 . fafiela had been mentioned as
second race. • purse, 2-year-old possible driver of another car In the
maiden colts, four asd one-half fur- event the Buggat failed to qualify and
longe: The Garnet, Big To Do, 111: now that it to out of the raoe the
Granado, Colonel Matt, J. C. Weloh, I veteran pitot may accept another
General .Pickett. P. J. Millett. John I mount
$4500
will purehase a new siroom
• rn ntuceq cottage, never been i
pled, with large, ahady south
lot, 44x114 toot. In northern pa
city. rtoM to car tine aad arhod
in a desirable teeidence dtmtrtet, e
conaider a well located to* m
payment, balanoe on easy terms,
be seen to be appreclatea.
Robt. J. Hammon
602 Scarbrough Bldg. Both Ph
asemlngly Imposeible drivew. Recent
figures show Swilling is batting st a
.414 clip For comparison—as Indl-
cating that his work with the stick
to not due to poor pitching—the av-
erage of Konechy, one at the best bat-
ters who ever swung a club In the
National League, may be noted. .144
for tha seanon
The batting of Westerzill, third
baseman of the Brooklyn Federate,
has been of a bennationel nature. He
has hit for a 414 average so far.
While Hal Chase of the Buffslo Fede
has hit for only a .454 average.
Brooklyn has another hard hitter in
Cooper, who in fifteen zames has
a Syracuse also took another event
* and Oenian. her entry in the second
I- ainkie sculls, won: from five other
starters in good Umi
It was raining when Jack Kelly of
the Vespers and J. R. Ayer, the ckacs
Boston eculler, who competed with
_____ _______ Healey last year, started the atter-
2222ruefaatnzqecupukeny 1
at a heavy thunder storm Ayer at the start and at the island
ind sent the crowds along had a lead that would have enabled
——— EE him to "paddle" to the tnish and win.
But he Ut out for his record and made
it, cfossing the line In 1:511-5. With EV
____________Ayer searly a minute behind. Kelly's S#
ingle scull cham-. pld record was 8:03. 53:
reF, the Boston The second race for the becond four
paired shells brought the Upiversity
of Pennsylvania 4 -oared crew and
that of the Undine Boot Club to th*
mark. Three red and blue rowers, in-
eligible for the college orpw, were row-
ing in the Undine boat, which jumped
■MM #. '
tmpoozin late'thlswSekor early next
week. In the immediate future the
-mia "
Today a picnic to to be given on the erew ana the Union eight at the
Walsh property near Round Rook Ul ih.nThe xietotr.. wan all ine 1
celebration of the prospect well. It notal.aa the Unton erew was <
■was declared yesterday by one of the pozedofseveralmerners.ote
The untvermt.ot
won from ths Util
and the Harvard Ui
in the He* for tin
the annual regatta
(1) For th* First Ward, the place
of election ehall be the South Autin
Fir* Hall, ead the followine named
petsons Are.hereby appointea officers
of Mid election:
H J. Ketchum. Presldink Judge:
Simon Quite. AsMsting Judge;
W. D Mosteller, Aeslstlng Judfe:
wunam Jackson. Clerk
T. F. Cal4well, Clerk: •
« D. Warner, Clerk,
.2) Fot the Becond Ward, the
plec Of election ehall be the public
Auditorium and the following named
persons ape hereby appointed orticer
of Mid election: . ‘
C. F.Anderaon Sn, Presidin Vudge;
W W Harris, Assisting Judge:
W. A. Pulow, Assisting Judke:
Horace A Robbins, CTerk:
Jamra Perry, Clark;
Chartes N. Rustin. Clerk.
(4) For the Third Ward, the place
of election ehall be the City Ball, and
the following named persone are
hereby appointed officers of Mid elec-
tian: •
Will L Vining. Presiding Judge:
W. G. Bell. Assisting Judgn;
Harvey Harrell, AsMsting Judge;
R H Fetter. Ciefk:
H M. Uttla. Clerk:
Ed Je Hothetntz, CTerk.
(4) For the Fourth Ward, the place
of election ehall be the Vnivrsity
Young Men’s Christian Association
building. Situated at the corner of
Twenty-second and Guedalupe streeta,
and the following named peraqn» are
hereby appointed officere of Mid
election:
W N McElroy. Prepiding Judge:
W T Dechard, axHaing Jde:
A. 8 Thweatt Sr , Ameisting Juge:
Glenn shipe, Cierk; (
M F. Harper. clerk: ,
L, B Smilie, Clerk
(5) For the Fifth Wapd. the place
of election nhali be Wellner more,
et the corner of Butene and sixteenth
earned as much praise for their field-
ing as for their hittine. Charles Deal
and Leslis Mann, who left th* world
champion Braves for the st Louis
and Chicago teams of the Federal
league, repectively. startle tana with
the tanelest oort at fielding, aad in
Kenworthy, Rawlings and Chad-
bourne. practically newcomers in big
eague baneball, Kandas City has
found three exceptionally clever de-
fensive playera in his first fifty-tex
ch an ess Rawlings, holding down ths
difficult position of short stop, mode
but one error while Chadbourne taker
care of acres of territory in center
field. >
Duncan of Baltimore in hietine et a
rate of .444 and le helding well
enough to fit in with the epeedy work
shown around socond bass for the
Terrapine by Knabe and Doolan
No* only in betting and fielding are
the youths of the Federal League
shining, but In pitching also Facing
the hard hitters of the aster divielon
of th* Ibague, 8c h Uta of th* Buffalo
club has allowed only three runs to
the game—a total of fifteen for the
five games he has pitched Better
atni 4s the record of McConnell, of
Chicago, though he has worked in
fewer contents. McConnell has allowed
Wi-[by,
MW, who to now m
City, pitched a n
unit Dollars I1M4.•*« »*) of eity im-
provement bonan, be and the Mme are
hereby expressly repealed
Approved:
J. BOULDIN RECTOR.
City Attorney.
Passed. 11th day of April. 1411.
Approved April 29th, 1414.
Approved:
JNO. O. JOHNSON,
City Clerk
Attest: A. P. WOOLDRIDGE,
Msyor.
clouds, there ana a big crowd in at.
tendance. Three favorites scored out
of seven events. —
The feature, the Speculation stakes
• t a mile and one-sizteentn, went to
Bnybny dandle, a rank outsider., she
won in a drive from Little String
•which Mt the pace until well into th*
stretch, when he weakened. Ringling
was third. After the race L Hodge
bid up Bayberry Candle from $1000,
her entgred price, to 11040. She was
retatned by owner May. ’ This run-
up Was caused by Msy claiming her
J out of a wellng race a few days ago.
‘ . Ellison ‘ad to be a good youngster
to win from Case Run in the purse
rece for juveniles. He came with a
te, ceai
Sec 4. That the manner of holdtag
sfsoo=Magngssgegpradnethdt, only 2 blocks nortl
versity and Ae block south of Theological 1
48x130,f., tunning back to broad alley; beautif
mtcnodinaftoropsoom
$4000—Beautiful corner lot; 110x138 ft, 18th and Nu
* Room od thia lot for four nice cottages, Easyt
$1000—Three of the most beautiful east front lotsiH
within loop on Avenue F.
$850—Two ikMlutiful level south front lots, 1% blocks 4
t- ear line arid 3 blocks from firat-class Ward schbe
NEW YORK, May 44 — Rubel
quard's no-hit game against Bro*
here has caused a dicunalo M
phenomenon. wiin the coneun
opinion that the feat to growingi
er every year. Batsmen ars 4
than they were, even if telk N
aren't any stronger. No-hit •
are commoner in the minor IM
than in the majora
in the list of no-hit games i
major leaguee in ths past doM
Us. Chap-
orifice hit.
old. Jack-
behltng 2,
truck out.
by steen
iteher, by
>ff Boehl-
4 In 4 4-4
1 to Chap-
Foster to
to 0Nei
ieen and
Fort Sumter. 141;
Sec. 4. That each voter shall pro-
First rare, four and one-half fur-
tongs: Fern Rock, 104 (M Buxton).
> to 1. 4 to 4 and 4 to 4. won; Broom-
vale, 101 (J MeCahey). 4 to 4 and
out. second; Sun God. 104 (J. P.
Ryan), 4 to 1. third Tima. 0:54
Socond rare, seven furione: Fly-
ing Fairy, 14* (Davien). 1 to 4, out
and out, won: Razzano, 44 (Me-
Cahey), 4 to 4 and out mecona:
Gtoemlng. tr (Watson), out third.
Tife. 1128 2-5.
Third race, five furlongs: Lons
Misha, 104 (Buxton), 4 to 1. 4 to 4
and 4 to 4i won: Ormendale, 144 (J.
McCahey). even end 1 to 4. second:
Kilmer, 144 (Byrne), 1 to 4. third.
Time, Olli.
(Pease), 44 11, third. Timo. 0:56 1-4.
Third race, mile end mixteenth:
Marshon 111 (Butwell). 44 40. 41 10
end 44.44. woe; Ade. 104 (Pool).
U 40 end 4100. second; Herd Bell
100 (Lapatile). 44 40. third. Timo,
1:44 «-4.
Fourth rare mile ead sixteenth:
Bayberry Candle. 104 (Meehan).
41110. 314.30 and 44 00. won; Ltti
String. 104 (Pool). 44 10 and 34.40,
necond; Ringing. 04 (Urquhart),
4110, third. Time, 1:41 4-5
Fifth race, five furlongs: Ellison.
115 (Goome). 44M. 41 40 and 41.44.
won; Coao Run. 114 (Poel), 14.1* and
14 4*. necona: John n.. Ill (Mott),
li t*, third. Time. 1:41 1-4.
Math race, Mx furlongs: Roscoe
Goome, 100 (J. McTaggart). $17.00,
4* 40 ead 44 10, won: Helen Barbee.
101 (Mott). 44.10 and 111*, mecona:
Mare Camldy. *1 (Garner >. 14.1*.
third. Time. 1:14 1-1.
Seventh race, mile and neventy
yards: Bonanz, 114 (Smalt). 14 10.
11 10 and 4110, won: John Reardon,
104 (McCabe), *7 4* and 44 4*. sec-
end: Thought Reader, I** (Meehan),
14 4*. third. Time. 1:** 1-4.
AN ORDINANCE ORDERING AN
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THE CITY COUNOIL FOR THE
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moiassgcop-onnlcn 4
STRUCTION OF BANIKEr SBw-
zpzerAnntpepcmueg
m roe vomu. .uuveu SCHOOL BVILDNGS, EQUIP- ;
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Fkemakang 4850998*6,
•ndtne Finnine by N2E"h and pRpNSiL IR CONFLICT <Vi4tH '
THANCEROVISIONS of THis ORDI- .
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
Section 1. That an election be held
same is hereby ordered and
• be held at the various vot-
— e----i in the city of Austin as
hereinafter designated, on the »th day
^hV^VWSS shcaszoyfoek
P. M., at which election the following
propOMtions shall be submitted to the
qualified voters of the ctty of Austin
who are taxpayers, for their action
thereupon;
Preposition No. 1. • Shall the City
Council of the eity of Austin, Texas,
be.authorized to ‘“u* bonas of sald
At. In ‘5* sum ot Four Hundred and
Twenty-nve Thounand Dollars ( 5425,- .---
000.00) for the permanent street Un- Old Phone 1444; New Phone 14.
provements, including the building of
^^d^^Wn0^^ ’
of Mid Pclty of1Austin?1 sald"zondet SRee*Aa-roXGAEGamTpaF
ba.payabi:.a8.ollews: Ten Thousand sons are hereby appointed officere of
8.(812.000.00) ye4r for •»'« election:
nv years tFor and *™r the date or - -------
Mid bonds, and Fifteen Thousand
Dollars (416.000.00) each year tor
twenty-five years from and after the
expiration of five years from the date
of Mid bonds; sat bonds to bear in-
terest at the rat* of not more than
five per centum per annum, payable
semi-annually, and Said Council shall
annually levy a tax sufficient to pay
the interest on said bonds snd create
a Mnking fund of at least two per
oentum of the principal of said bonds
and sufficient to redeem said bonds at
their maturity
___________ OLDFIELD'S MR SMASHED WHILE
SWSM QUALIFYING INmu RACEee
third. Time, 1:4* 1-5. _______________________ ' , ■ of June, 1
Beventh race, six furlonEst Rich-1 1...... oieht a’lat
"dstein. 611% (88.22 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May M.—
■ 11 - —■ Barney Oldfield's Buggat, which qual-
1 in the speed trials yesterday,
was eliminated in a contest and in the
coming 500-mile race at the Motor
Speedway during the practice title
ment of the day. The old sprinter
disliked the eloppy going and was un-
placed He was the choice in the
sixth race.
$650 •
SAVE THE BABIES’IS
CRY OF DR. WOOLSEY,
CITY HEALTH OFFICER
April, May and June spell death to
I more children under th* age of 1«
years than do tie other nine months
lot th* year pur together. Medical
statistics show that approximately
one-fourth of ths chnaren who dis
during these months meet death from
some intestinal or stomach disease,
caused by the carelesaness of parents,
who feed their children early spring
vegetables, infected milk and con-
tain mated meats. a
An effort to being made by local
authorities under the airection of City
Health Officer Wooisey to warn Aue-
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