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{ |* Circulation Books Open to Au” | Conran 1914, The Press ace . tee York Wor ~ i mr RECOMMENDS LANDING OF FORCES 10 SAVE OIL TERRITORY AT TAMPICO YALE MAN ACCUSED CHANCEMEN LOSE WITHHIS WIFEIN. PITCHERS BATTLE $300,000 8) SWINDLE: ON GRAZY PLAYS Francis Hi. ceifin Griffin, Lawyer, Clubman and Charity Work- Three Errors and and Four Hits) Give Bostons Game in NEW YORK, er | “Circulation Books Open to All.” | MAY 8, 24 PAGES 8 1914. AMERICAN LEAGUE AT BOSTON— HIGHLANDERS LOSE 000009 00 0 = BOSTON 09 0000 0 3 Batteries—Keating and Sweeney; Leonard and joes and PRICE ONE CENT. _ BECKER JURY FILLED: WHITMAN READY TO. OPEN FOR THE STATE | ¥| 3 Umpires, Carcigan. | renga es ARs BURNED OFF, Naval Commander’s Request is Laid) er, Placed Under Arrest. Eighth Inning. | nore 000 ~ ELECTRICIAN CETS VS ar _ | a 00000 Before Cabinet—Midnight Con- '\oman is atso HELD.’ NEWYORK, | atterien — Danforts ant taxa, ; ference of War Chiefs Follows |Maise3> 6 103th AN “STS 000V 000 VERDICT Justice Excused Two Men, but They Report From Funston. Pair Lived in Fine Style and] yen “009 1 2 @ of PROVIDENCE | 4 gg ‘| Were Promptly Replaced, and Are Said to Have Found Vic- | Williamsth 6.0 1 12 1 8) poRoN to j \ Evi i Hid@e: ob) 3 6 : e! vidence Will Be Taken HUERTA WANTS ARMY tims in Society Circles. Sesesiy, “oo 3 1 0 ws gore oe Lee 5| Oscar Fried Wins Record Dam- To-M M : CURBED AT VERA CRUZ) —— eteslahr team oo So cittert vand Kelly. oo ages From New Haven Road orrow orning. BOSTON, May 8 1s H. Grit. | | , ROCHES" ‘ ‘hi at | fin, a Yale iiaui ana’ tee years a neynale a - > 5 3 3 0! NEWARK— ROSH EST EN in White Plains. JUSTICE TAKES A HAND i i | prominent att it New York, and oS a oooo0 | —— Dictator Declares Strengthening of instr anew wat cnet | smear mes IN EXAMINING TALESMEN American Lines Is Violation of Ar- | rsa «: Groton to-day charged Wita | NOPABICE DALES CoP Ret IBE An Oty} 2031 | WRITE PLAINS, N. ¥.. May 8— Pan . ‘using the mails spirac; \ BOSTON. | Batteries and Heckinger, at is probsb’ eo largest verdle N mistice Arranged by Mediators. — setraui.” The Government, nl ROH.PO AE | pees 0 ee ieee vacaed to's workman scant Witnesses Swear That Bourke laim that by f dul ir ai is joye! vas re! ie ere to- Se ce ea ammo a1 1 "tb GMOMTE SAYS AMERICA 25 orx'mye rans ome] COCKTaN, Declared Case Was Not (Staff Correapond: Sani eld, tained between $800,000 and $600,000 4 Fi damages to Oscar Fried against the i i ion. See ee Cen ee) leer memes Tg eH "STUMBLED IN INTE TROWMLE Soccer ciccen| | Pela, but an Assassination that Admiral Mayo has recommended through Admiral Badger that the oil ere Made on complaint of Post-Of- | Yerkes, 2b.. oo. t ry Reliroad!Conipany for (hs! 1069) of Ula) Ephral mmer, retired merchant, No. 4241 Broadway, was territory near Tampico be occupied by American forces for protection pur- Lae bbagenatoe Swain and Mayhew |Janvrin,ss.......0 0 1 1 0) One hundred persons attended the) arms. choxen a» Juror No. 11, . ‘ poses only. It ts known that a lengthy report, dealing with the sttuation | ing [oe Ane ohn for eave aon | iaoeeee Polos 00 4 6 Oltawera, younghusband, KC. TE aT eeeteiiee) tai cues toe rrn| Wilbur F. Rawlins, a salesman, No, 249 West One Hundred and there, was received by the Navy Department to-day. It was laid before! The pair are reported to have lived | — — = = — the explorer who led the British o-| grieg was working on one of the Thirty-tlith street, was chosen as the twelfth juror, the Cabinet by Secretary Daniels. in fine style in New York and to hav 3 6 27 If © bedition to the sacred city of Lhasa, cloaked their swindling operations through connections with swell clubs | and as patrons of charitable organiz- ations. It Is said they found many A rumor which neither Daniels nor Bryan would discuss declared that two oll wells, one of them the property of the Pearson Syndicate of Lon: don, Were destroyed by fire yesterday. ‘This report was circulated in the Diplomatic Corps. victims in society cirek | ritiee Hits The seriousness of the Tampico situation was further accentuated by| According to the F 4) pires advices to-day that Mexicuns in the oil district threatened both Americans the alleged conspiracy has extended | 1,000. and Englishnien when they sought yesterday to land and return to their) Over the) past seven yenra: Tt {9 eesploymenl: @ = |charged that Mrs, Griffin has repre- The British Ambassador here hes made strong representations to the “Mtl 19 Many persons that she had British Minister at Mexico City. Although he nad been advised that Both | ccnneotion oe Gente Abbie: work BI aides would protect returning off men, both the British Ambassador and | regeral, State and niunicipal Janeedt the State Department to-day believed that there had been an absolute | tie; breach of faith. | Bir Cecil Spring-Rice today visited the Off Keating, Struck Out—By d, 11. Left on Boston, 6. Sac- Leonard, 2. Um- Attendance Hartaell, anand vans. In the hits and the tuns three runs, yors gave the Bos Ito The Evening World.) VALI, BOSTON, May Phreatening weather kept the at- tendunce down somewhat this after- Owing to the secrecy attending such | War Department to gain in-| investigations, Mrs. Griffin claimed, | formation about the Tampico situation. | {ts charged, that she was unable to! —~ = San Luls Potosi has fallen into the hands of the Constitutionalists, ac. obtain from the banks the funds cording to information which Secretary Bryan transmitted to one of his needed to carry out the contract, as to the park were hopeful that the rain would hold off until the finish of tho game, the bank od After leaving the Cabinet meetine® Ka rege et _expenses 88 jous to get the game in, as there are to-day several members said it was avy, but profits larger, according! viready a nur of double-headers to the officers, understood that the entire question of dealing with the situation at Ve Cruz had been left in the hands of the War Department. This followed the} scheduled for the Hed Sox idea of adding to the number thus early in the season does not appeal to the players It is charged that Mrs. Griffin ob- tained the desired funds from individ- uals, though she had no contracts as NEW YORK TROOPS position taken by several of the Sec-| represented, One man in New Eng-! Fins? INNING Maisel walked retaries that the United States was land, whose name ts withheld by the| Hartzoll sacrificed, Leonard to Engle firmly “within its right i. any move prosecutors, supplied $100,000, and! y an ow faldebts ment to reinforce the troops now in two others furnished $40,000 each, it! necessary, despite the armistice Aat-| ‘The Griffins have been stopping at a! jack to a safely. Williams tendant u the mediation 1 hotel in Groton since April 21, Thelr fanned d tossed out Holden, tations. It was pointed out that the) last known New York residence was) NO RUNS armistice would not operate against at the Hotel Manhattan, | ‘Weating throw jout Engle. Maleal the concentration of troops of ter’ War Department Heads May, M'® Griftin, before her marriage,| tossed out Hooper. Speaker fanned, tory already occupied by the United | was Miss Clara H. Holland of Belcher- | NO RU: | i] Inst half of the eighth four) noon, and those why did journey out} and the! which support the catenary | the high Haven's overhead | atree! bridges holding wires of the New electric system at | Dec, 8 last when he Insulated wire Phe Becker jury was tilled late this afterne Whitinan will open tor the State to-morrow Lute this atternoon their pli the capital of Thibet by the Pilgrims of the United States in the Whitehall Club to-day. Joseph H, Choate, former Ambassa- dor to England, president of the Pil- grims, was toast In introdue- ing Sir Francis, Mr. Choate said that | Sir Francis’ mission to Lhasa was to| Supreme Court Justice Morsehauser | One Hunde strengthen a treaty, He added that! charged the jv ek last the United States is going to stand by | Alabt and a seuted verdict was read |" nan r treaties. this morning, Counsel for the com-|credled a buzz nN and Distrct-Attorney morning. After letting two were quickly filled and court tension Wes jurors ¢ adj Mount Vernon on) When Gilbert Schaul, a neckwear manufacturer of No. 479 West ed and itty was sworn in at 3.50 o'clock this afternoon the jurybox was full, He took No, 12 seat. Justice Seabury f comment by calling Jurcrs Ambrose V, Farleye of touched an un- | 11,000. volts, | carrying cond street, “If we had had & man auch as Sir! pany moved to ret it aside on the) No, $29 West One Hundred and Bighty-sixth street and Willoughby R. javane et Mexico als ion aie | Sround that counsel for t Wainti) Sith of No. 148 West Sixty-seventh street into his private chambers, We have stumbled into trouble | Had not elected whether he would sue we have now to stumble| under the Mederal o » Biatute. | On this point Justice Morschauser re served decision. the jin Mexico; out of it," ARRANZA TELLS BRYAN also Summoned District-Attorney Whitman and counsel for the He detense, Afier half an hour dust [returned with counsel but Smith WINNERS AT PIMLICO. > Seabury of the court will be held tee ley and} morrow If neceasary to complete the Justice) jury and allow Diatrict Attorney were not with them | | | Seabucy maid to the stenographer: | Whitman to formally open his case. | Vv | | AP ROVED FIRST RACH Two-year olds; four lene i on the record that Justices Seabury took an active band furlongs, ‘The Mosquerader, 11 yut Hirers No. 5 and No, & have been J1) the examination of talesmen thie aistariain Aa ra [welld, Heats Proctor, 107 (shuttingers| cued hy the court with the | morning: He was plainly trritated at | Rebel Chiettain Withdraws His Ob) second; Theil, ms bit vanaent of counsel on both sides {the demeanor of many of the tales- tantt SSN OAR 25. Snel Inston, iy Wd Be ha. Wee | jections to Taking of Ie cctante Clailiran for reasons that in no way Ft men who, iccause of membership ta i Two : HS 4 upon ther panel, “ | Vera Cruz. fwo-dollar Mutuels y Hid THE) ta icf ten Jurors in the box. ‘The| forehand by the Commissioner of ) Straight, $240; place, Jurors and were supposed to have qualified on all ordinary potnts relating to jury duty, The object of a spectal pan snpleting the jury was re- umed. Ttwas announced that a sea- how, 86.10 = elas PIMLICO ENTRIES. (Apectal to The Evening World.) work of « | WASHINGTON, D.C, May 8 | retary Bryan has received fr: | Carranza ar $110. Proctor, mc show, Hec- en, | te in which the Consti- | year olds is to save time, and the talesmen are sup. six Are (utionalist leader withdraws hia ob- (MeTassarty, firat; Pura, 110) ee cart, . posed to go Int [ection to the American pei oneal; ‘aplin), aecond; Sir Caledore, 107] RACH TRACK, PIMLICO, Md. May] Tit “Mmorday aes veteran, sae ‘of Vera Cruz and professes the ereat | Goutwell), third e114 2-8, Cu k‘Phe entries for tomorrow's FaC88 |guid in response to questions that tne jest felendahip for the United Btates|to, Tom Hun eoltoy, Moberias| are as follows jhad formed opinions in the case that | and its purpores In Mexico. Roath Bl Luma. Gok sel aural could not be dislodged by evidence. . . . In his original note to Washington | BECKER ATTORNE a Tee " > Si outer yo-dollar t vid YS RENEW states erence Call on Glynn for Soldiers | town. this Hale tie ts about forty- Feeney fouled | Carranza bitterly opposed the taking | gtruteht pla ATTACKS ON WHITMAN arg essy confer . two years old and her husband ts five of aC f can | 4.30, sh The attorne: . with Secretary of State Bryan and! Without Recruiting, Lop six years han mentor: ; Seaton fever he fatal ereul tsa ery spear hl toa earaete (et Decker reeemag with the Secretary to the Hresident ieiMh aod hla wits Ware Grousné ver kon Jan: |Tiwersa, ‘Nowy however, it seoma that |g, Tiiitl ACES Selling: | TeOsmRHtION. ages. te eette Ee - | — thrown out by a Now, ' At! toy three-year-olds an 4 »rosiN secks to creat onal | here and arraigned before U. $. Com- 4 Villa and the other AenibriGar Simk os (Ward 1 Gacna Pee) . t a ila and mf pro-American tor Strike Ardy, i | trint an atmosphere hostile to the dex _(Continuga on Sece ry | ALBANY, » May &—'New) missioner Hayes, who held them in) THIRD INNING Keating fanned. leaders in the rebel army have won Byes: 130" Wolfe) fendant, ‘Talesmmen who admitted VISVILLE ENTRIES York can have 16,000 men ready. tor wee $16,000 each for trial at New nied threw our Maivol, | Hartzell the Constitutionaliat ehtef around to eer rie {| biased convictions were asked if thelr LO . service in forty-eight hours,” was the | Yr aprtineramrrale rigan to Yorks. NOe RUNS, | thelr way of thinking: Pylid: fopinions were affected by the publie _ aules Gammon Gs. Gis ‘i is, t é Bikes ae wauris| — idm feation yesterday of Commissioner mvt RACE sellpe, tie yeni) Ss Glynn would | gicted by the Festeral Grand Jury at | ees Witenes to Heating, wha cove POSTPONED GAMES. vor | Davis's charges of trouble mancetie hi aie urtongy. int make to-day on the report that the New York, left for thut cily on the! ered the bag. Sweeney tossed our 2: ‘ jail by Becker. Also if oth rev} ith athe tat War Department had communicated | 82. M. train to-day in custody of the Engle, Carrigan Koll to thd. Huns | National 1 gi mic. {Homa recenthy retort et in utter SECOND HA officer bey i RY At | , ¥ . Bits Fanti trail a! gre t with him by telephone, Moers, _ KOU RTH INNING 7 Walan sing Boston vs. New Yor K, Wet grounds. Kine i thoes direct and indirect of the Digs Hed of Moves, 1 WASHINGTON, May & The Mexi-| Griffin and his wife w iene rin, Willtamn, Aled PROS OVEES SERUM BLEDB: WEE an ay | (nist Attorney —aienled thal ae iriffin and hin were indicted | to danvrin,. Willams flied” to | grounds tw Tati th ea ean situation assumed a more war- by a Federa! Grand Jury in this si Bpeaken Holden ones NO RUD wnicage va. Pittaburgh, wet stralalt af Hans opinions, Gears: thfes sear nid fies eae “is aes Bea eee th i Speaker fied to Walsh. ‘Truesd rounds ne 0 Seabury took a hand % mes, etn tte Se ang ae like aspect to-day, Activities in the| ten a HB ‘ ut Pk two threw out Lewis, Gardner filed to; * Federal beaune. show lity. for ye War Departinent were continued, | MeBt® one for a scheme to do NO MUN! Brooklyn vs. Chicago, rain show reiear succession « 1 : : My ued thal Ginn for conspitaes. wore (dt INNID Sweeney called! Baltimore vs, Indianapolls, rain. (fell), Bouncing Fiddtn, Galinat H Paw a eu ‘on of Jurors excused for In connection with the tmilitary| made public at this time in order) out, on rare rin threw out | sone sesso eo ead Fee et i eatiie Cals SH egi ‘ va, ‘ty | Confessed bias, He questioned tales preparations for a possible forward py say kinpaugh dale went out to NALOY BDA COUTY CAE COA h I gv men sharply. He instructe pres, uae Ms Vnaversent, dt became know that thelr ee ee? SrCADe mmlmnt RUNS. Sweeney, Leonard threw out ran ih ten oe a WINK | ret Attorney to look f a oe Mee sant Jona (Gund as nan ST eet ee if mat ne | be given to the palr, Scant | Peckinpaugh, Truesdale fanned, NO > te Ate saci Man tor plibiished oritieisme a the ona ~ sR omicials of the War rtnent huve| According to the Federal authori: \ f i : B theehtnlon, th haute Cookrad of bookie none “inc ingore et | meas a the War Depardgront have] “ascording 19 she Fetgra! author aan ene WON'T EXTEND M. P'S NOTES. | RE Ta | pula coca on he oom Hohn De Wa 2 munication with the Governors of the ¢ } fanned to Willams unagnisted D ow ve, | The feparters-dta Rows i, fash On s of th rift anged from Baw t f i , o. Neetite ntos paper whieh ia ae Woh; f hy, NAW ADH Mannas(vualaemaa onlay th if ina Ke ae Hi © Malwel Med to Sneak oll out, int ‘ Malwel who Bahn, Loeh & 6a. Dectte Amntost . | Jeavribed a jeering of Becker 19 eouse ‘alse An cree hn ees A determine how soon the militia or. extended aver a period of ge oan 8 a a anit gi ty ne SUA AEIRE Poa tete mas On te tho henght and tee avi | Sanbaatlons of tho ates could he during which they ‘amass nned Peckinpausch Hopper snte Willlain'a ers Otte HE Kul nab oe. he bench and reprimanded, ite atonance claiuya, | OMeT at carrying on allexed Seating, 4 single to right, {singled to centre, acoring Kngle and undertuke the dnancing of Misxourt Pa s)was put forwar ho ee | for aBipmeny in) Wansports, fraudulent operations they lived threw cul Speaker, NO| sending Hooper ty third. | Lewis ied ni nd Comp 000,000 in| 7, was pur forward by himself with " at elfe Hatlrond my tr ay ree | ‘Tho Department has been energettc| frat class hotels. And nt one tine ito Hart rd ner sinerled to rt ter due June 4, & y theeihal . | Sepenisl ARKFSCAIVeRGOh 86 Saiia $12Men’ auaakeas ult, $5.95 | in its efforts to make all preparations had a home on Park avenue. Griftin FENTH INNING Walsh fanned, |scoring Hooper, and when Hart tos MAA haan given oareful eonalds |. or May S=The frat mmasting Of the epeclat RAGS By: CUsiie/ meee fe MHUB" Clothing Comer,’ Broad. | for the possible mobilization of the !#4 Vale graduate, who Fas had un- ard torsed aut Williams, Molden | threw past, Mainel, Rpeaker, went eeiion’ by the Rent that Wi ex thon ae the eae yachta Vente: 2+ | bury, et (OLD ASTOR | National Guard for sol til lately a successful law practice in. fanned, Leonard's eighth victim. NO third and Gardner to second, Yerkes eretion by the fim thal an esa 40M Hance and & Na race that will ” y y kod Bahurday | NoUonet Guard for eome time this city. He is also one of the die) RUNG (fled to Holden. THREE RUNS. Of tho property’ had been mando and thet | Cmert Nite aha will) “tt ty very remarkable,” sala the Sool, fast color a Blue RAC einem a charitable organization — Lewis singled to right. Gardner | Way elvan to Cul : Justion, “tBAS 00 TASY. men, 20 Worst t hide, and belongs to ove fanned STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. Europa, Palermo Adriatle, Liverpeci'ss+aussae * ’ ‘Truesdale to erty Grittin was formerly a Pechintnuigh 1 wil ans, Le ais beat- her, i the play at sec Keating threw A.M, Griffin had an office at No. 65 Libe | out Janvrin, NO RUNS. My, erty atapet and-anotbes in-Obioago, ganand Chuviots, In pencil alt Braye, ack uxtures, cl sizes, 34 ere ps ‘ios any o with particular care, should A detter written by Lob & 4 aipeeocns | SAILING TO-DAY, to the ra stetads Ob fixed opinions whea summoned undertaking the duty!” be tnade public on Bone | o: cRdede ates cotta! aMean i Hy Sabai ape Ope eee earns ee ee _