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IS PURE SULPHUR
Pure OR IMPURE /?
Customs Officials Have Knotty
Problem to Solve Involving
: japanese Product

SEATTLE, Nov. 12.-Shall sulphur
pure, be admitted as crude sulphur,
duty free, and escape payment of the
duty of 81 a ton levied on refined sui
phur? This question is being consid- :
cred by General Appraiser A. B. Cooper
and Assistant Attorney General D.
Frank Lloyd of New York. who have
completed hearing here and who de-
parted for Portland today.
The Japanese contend that the sui
phur is crude, while customs officials
maintain that it is refined and dutiable.
A victory for the Japanese sulphur
would give the whole American market
to the oriental product. Great quanti-
ties of sulphur are used in the western
fruit country for spraying trees.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dspdtch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES Nov Eggs were firm on
the produce exchange today. Butter and cheese
were steady. Potatoes sold well, highlands be-
ing demand at 81 .35d15
Receipts Of local produce in Los Angeles for
today were: Eggs. 50 cases butter. 20 66l
pounds; cheese. 1.727 pounds; potatoes. 1921
sacks; onions. 800 sacks; sweet potatoes IL
sacks: apples 4.2T5 boxes.
Cheese-Northern fresh 1s15 a 19c: local. 1sc;
eastern singles, l9c; eastern twins, 1sc; eastern
eheddars. 20c; eastern longhorns, 1872 a 20c: ::
oregon daisy. 1917 19c; eastern daisy 1sd
l9c: swiss imported 32c: swiss domestic 226
24c; brick cream 10000; limburger 19d20c
Butter-Creamery extra. 35c: hrsts, 321ac;
laGle butter 25c: cooking butter. &c
Eggs-LOcal ranch candled. hrsts, 52c: case
counts. 4Sc: eastern fresh. 35c; storage extras
32c: storsg ge seconds. 27c.
Besns-No. ] pink S5d so; No. 1 limss
$3.50; No. 1 Lady Washington. $3.50: No.
small whites $3.50: No. l blackeyes, $3.50; No.
1 Raryanzas. $3.50; No. 1 California lentils 81
Potatoes-Highands (cwtD 81. .25G1 50 lona-
pocs. s1.25; Salinas S1.T5@2; yellow sweets,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cation Market

NEW YORK Nov. 12.-E. +. Hutton & Co. Is
wire says: Southern weather remains about all
that could be desired for harvesting the crop.
There were very good reports from the southern
spot markets yesterday and the demand seems
10 be improving Exporters We're reported TO be
very good buyers in the interior Texas towns.
Liverpool this morning is a shade lower than
due. High prices for cotton said not to be
stimulating business in dry goods as much as
expected and sales of print cloths at Fall River
for the week were small, amounting 20 only
about SO. 600 pieces. The value of cotIoc cloths
exported TO China in the calendar year 1910 viii
show a falling off as compared vita 1909 Of APP
proximafeiy 81 500 000 and on accoun. e the
financial difficulties still confronting the Chinese
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FALSE REPORT STARTS
RUN ON SOUND BANK
Continue Amid In
creased Excitement

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE run on the
Birkbeck bank, which began yesterday
following the circulation OF an anony-
nous circular falsely connecting the In
stitution with the Charing Cross bank.
which failed recently, was continued
with Increased excitement today.
When the doors were opened an hour
earlier than usual an enormous crowd
was waiting 10 withdraw deposits.
The Birkbeck people say they have
81 a00. 900 in cash in their vaults.
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HIder. TnIIo,,. Wool and Hop.

Hides-Culls and Irands sell about 1z05Ic un-
der quotations.; heavy salted steers, 1Oc; light
&c: salted Kip. lOc; salted veal l512c; sated
calf 1s35c; dry hides. 1Sc; dry salt hides, l2e;
liuss. 25e7 soc each; short wool, 40d70c; medium.
T0fg0c; long wool. 9oc@S1-25; lambs, 2og5oc;
horsehdes salt 50 2503 for large and $I-50G2
for medium. 7acMsl for small and 25G50c for
colts: horsehides dry, $2@225 for large and
Sl25d2 for medium. 50c@SI for small and 256
large hsir goats. 3oQ4oc; medium, 2O@S0c;
emsu. 5dI5c
Tallow-No. ! rendered 55S 15Hc; No. z, "a
Dc- grease. 2d2Ac.
Wooi-sprIng dip. San Joaquin. years staple.
eG1lc; do. months, 79llc; northern, SoAoma
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New York Metal NTnrks

NEW YORK Nov 12-The metal markets
were quiet and practically nominal in the
absence of cables
Tin. 35. .T56l35.7T15c.
Lake copper. 13d13o5c: electroyItic, 12s71a
a I3c: casting 12.50d 12.T5c.
Lead. 4.40d450c
Speter 5.90d5.95e.
Iron-IJnchan1ed
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Portland Livestock Market

PORTLAND. Nov. 12.-Cattle-Receipts 200.
Market firm. Steers choice. S.. 5066.65; do
medium. S45OG5: choice heifers $4.75M5:
choice cows. $450@475: medium COWS $3.50@
4: common cows S2M2.50 bulls. $3.50G4:
stags. S4d4 30. calves, light, sTG75o; do
heavy, $5d5.25.
Hogs-Receipts 500 Market steady. Top,
81. 23e79 so: fair to medium S9d925.
Sheep-Receipts zoo. Market steady. Best
valley wethers. 81. .2563.50; fair to good weth-
ers. Ss@3.25; best yearling wethers. $4.25@
lambs. S5.25d575 choice valley do $4.75@5
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j. STITT WILSON TO
SPEAK ON ELECTION

]. Stitt Wilson will speak this even
ing at S p. m. at the Building Trades
auditorium, Fourteepth and Guerrero
streets, on the recent election. Harold
Everhart, Oakland city councilman. will
speak % why Accepted Socialism.
The proposed cnarter amendments wifi
&c discussed by Cameron H. King.
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STOCKS OF HAY

TIE San Francisco hay association has
complied the following statement Of hay
in store in public warehouses and IN pri-
vste barns on November !. 1910. show
ing the available supply ana covering the
counties that send their hay 70 San Fran
cisco markets. The figures have been fur
nished by the warehousemen or other rec
nized authorities at the various points:
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OCTOBER OUTPUT OF
RICH NEVADA MINE
Report That Goldfield Consolidated Yielded
Ore Worth ST. 100000 Last Month

the OF California last
development different
no extraordinary noted
devoid features The
Goded produced October
$0000 27o4 This
ending october 81 %S48
the and future of Godhed district which
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PnuIfrv and Game

As usual Saturday. there was very little
doing in the poultry market and most Of what
small arrivals came in from state points had TO
he held over. There continued frmness in
hrailers, fryers and large young chickens. Large
young turkeys. both live and dressed. were also
IN good request There was a general advance
IN game. receipts being light and the demand
scfire
Poultry fper dozenl--Hens. ss.50a550 for
small. S6G6.5o for large and SS610 for extra:
young roosters. SGd7: DO extra S7.50@ $50: cid
ROSTERS. S5d5.50: fryers. S5M550: broiers.
S3-5004 for small and S4d5 Tor large; ducks,
&7d10; pigeons. H.T5@2; squads S35o04;
geese. 81 50Q3 per pair; live spring turkeys, 24G
&c per 10; dressed turkeys. 26730c per 10.
Came (per dozenl nl-AIallard ducks. S5NS; can
rsshacks. seas: sprig. S4ds; teal S3.50d5;
wideeon. So -50d4. 50: spoonbills. S25063: gray
geese S4N5; white geese. S2d3; hrant SPAS;
bare, S262.50; cottontan rabbits, S2.T5d3-
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The tonnage amounted to 25,764 tons,
"a part of which was high grade and
was shipped to smelter.
The net profits of the Consolidated
mines for the fiscal year ending Octo-
Der 81 were $7,400,000 above all oper-
ating expenses.
No on October 81 the Consolidated
paid in dividends during the fiscal year
ending on that date S7.11S,24S, which
III. ~ - =
There is approxima tely s1,50o,OO0
cash in the treasury and the mine is in
as good or better condition than ever
in its history to maintain an enormous
production, according to Goldfield ad
vices.
Florence Shaft
Fair progress is being made in sink
ing the Florence shaft despite the fact
that the rock is exceedingly hard and
makes the power drills hum to pene
the 500 level and will be pushed down
to the 700 as rapidly as possible. A
station Will be cut at 600 for estab-
fishing a level at that point, and after
the shaft has advanced sufficiently to
admit of lateral work. drifting will be
started. Another level VIII be estab-
expected to develop extensive bodies
of splendid ore, fully as good the
mine has produced in levels above AS
soon as these are opened to production.
the shaft Will be continued down to the
1000 level.
The mill is still handling an average
of about $50 tons day of fair grade
ore that is being extracted from various
parts of the mine, including the old
Reilly lease block on the north and
the Little Florence and Rogers blocks
to the south of the shaft. When the
new levels are opened, a much better
grade of ore than is now being handled
will be available.-Goldfield Tribune.
Auto Hill Strike
Bringing with him a large number of
samples of ore from a strike made a
few days ago on his lease on Auto HILL
Phil Blume returned Tuesday from Ma
tional
The samples brought in by Blume
are very rich. The ore is a porphyrttic
quartz showing plenty of gold. The
find was made in the south drift from
the 100 foot level of the shaft where
the ledge has been crosscut. showing a
width of about six feet. The high grade
is in a streak few inches wide, fol-
lowing the footwall. What is believed
to be the same ledge has been cut in
the crosscut at the 200 level, the ore
The strike on Auto bill is said to
have created considerable of a sensa-
tion in National. indicating as it does
that it means the bringing in of an
other producing property to add to the
steadily growing fame of the district
Humboldt Star.
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Rcnnr and Seeds

Coiored beans are weak AZ the lower prices
ouotef yesterday while the white varieties are
steady No further changes In prices.
Beans fper ctll-Bayos. S4H4.40: small white
81. .50S. So large white. 50 25d2- So: pink, s46D
80. red S5T5.25; hlackeye So 5.25; lima
Ss-6004.S5; red kidneys. S5@5.50: cranberry
beans. Szd450; garvanzas, SSG3.50i horse
beans. SI.T3d2 -.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4atc; yellow mustard.
-; faxseed, 5Q51Ac: canary, 3d3&c; alfal-
"a 1SG19c: rape. 1d2%c; timothy, SIC;
hemp. 90 63c: millet. Sc per 10.
DRIED Peas-Green. S303.25 per ctI.
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GoIdfeId Con. Output

rough estimate of the output of the
Goldf1eld Consolidated mines for the
month of October shows that $1,000, 900
has been produced from this great
property during that time.
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trsl American; plneapples. sos per dozen.


Dried Fruits. Rafsins, Nuts and Honey
Evsporsted apples rule firm st the advance
noted yesterday. All other fruits remain un-
changed
Fruits-Evaporated apples 71k 6Sc: fancy. S1k
q sasc spricots II a lSc; fancy Moorparks 1914 a
l4e. peaches. 0ls G952e; fancy. &c; prunes. 5Aq
bikc basis for the large sizes and 5s3 acc basis
Tor the smaller sizes: figs. AZ @4bc: FOR black
and 5@el5c for white: pears. 10Ml3c.
Rsisins-Lsyers. ciusters--6 crown $3.50: 3
crown. 50: crown. $l-5o; 3 crown s1.30;
crown. s.. 20; seeded. Is. d5c for choice and
81 d5lsc for fancy: Thompson's seedless.
sc; loose muscstel. crown. 5d51te: 8 crown
zG4ztc; ? crown. Sk63%e; seedless 3H G4%c;
raisins IL sweathOx al Fresno, 2a+ G3e.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. be: lXL l4c: ne
plus ultra, l3e peerless. 12c: Drakes 11lkc; Ian
guedocs, lie; hSrdshel ~ dsc; shelled almonds
S0@35c: new walnuts- 15c per ID for No
softshells. 141ac for No. ! standards: No 2
standard. lie; pecsns 14M 6i5e; peanuts, Az
g Sc: pine nuts. 1SG2oc; California chestnuts,
1oN13c per II.
Honey-Water white comb. 16d17e; white do.
12eIl2lkc; amber do, 10d11c: extracted. Slk l9c
Tor white. 7dsc for light amber and 51k d65kc
per lb for amber
Beeswax--27lk asOc per Ii for light and 2s@
26c for dark.
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Private WIre-New York, Chicago
Western Union Code
J. g. WILSON

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD Or TRADE
rFfF- STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main ONCE. Mills Bldg, San Francisco
Rraneh Offees-Palaee Hotel (nlAin
eorrfdorl, SAN Francisco; Hotel Alexnn-
drfa, Los Angeles, Cas-.
Observation-Disclosures winthrop x
Co.. New York. Chicago 1sndon and
Paris.
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CHICAGO. Nov 12-Butter steady; cream
cries. 2zd3e15c: datries 23d27e. Eggs steady
al mark. cases included. 1919 apple: frsts 2sc;
prime Arsts. 3oc: receipts 3.3lS cases Cheese
steady; daisies, 1915 @15%e: twins 14lt d14Ikc;
Young Americas. 1914 G1519c; longhorns. 15A
MI5I5c.
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John Mariana Mine

The John Marian copper claim is
again being worked by those holding
bond on the same Work was suspend
ed on this property some time ago
through difficulties then encountered.
The shaft is down 80 feet and the val
ues of gold and silver are heavy in the
vein. Relia Bile assays of the ore on
top showed $50 rock. The present ore
is still better. but no figures have been
there is a ledge of 80 feet of good value
now eXposed=Sierra Times
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people business with China is expected to remain
small for some time
Spot closed quiet. Middng uplands 14Sec:
do gulf, 505c Sales. 2.671 bales.
COTTON FUTURES
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

and Mendocino. 1s02oc; Humboldt. 2oc asked Z;
Nevada. 13GI6c per ID.
Fall clip--Mountan free. 9@11c: northern ana
valley. TM1oe; San Joaquin fall lambs. fgAVc'
do defective and heavy. 5Gl7c per lb.
Hops-crop of 1910. 1919 Ql71ac per lb-
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CALIFORNIA
Central Mother Lode

1t is reported that the United States
bonding and trust company of Sacra-
mento has taken q large block of stock
in the Central Mother Lode mining
company and that work on large
scale will soon begin at the Mangante
mine.-Mother Lode Magnet.
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Install New Compressor

The mana cement of the Sierra Butte
mine is installing a large air compress
sor and as Scbn as the necessary im-
provements are made the 40 stamp
mill will be started crushing the high
grade quartz that has been taken out OF
the mine There are at present SO men
on the payroll and this number will be
increased as soon as the mill is in OPP
era tim -Sacra nnPnf0 ITninn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
BLAMES
MANAGER CLARKE
PTTTSBURG.

PTTTSBURG. July President
Barney Dreyfuss. Of the Pittsburg
ball team. crIticjses Manager Fred
Clarke today, in speaking Of the IN
preceEerted slump that has marked
the playing Of his team for some time
rzst. and says he does not know what
is the matter with the players indi-
vfduaII- or as a team. Loss OF control
seemed TO be at least partly respon-
sIbIe-
Il am at q loss to understand how q
team that won the worlds champion
ship last year could fan of so much
in form in such a short time said
President Dreyfuss today
The remedy is just as far beyond
me It has been suggested that we get
new stars. but If those making this
suggestion viii supplement IL with a
little information as where these stars
are to be found or procured. I viii
hand them a fat bonus for their trou-
BILE / tell you this thing is beyond
me"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
MONTHLY TOURNEY
AT COLUMBIA CLUB
Play Is Inaugurated in July
Handicap Golf
Event.

PLAY was inaugurated yesterday af-
ternoon. in the July handicap tourna-
nent Of the Columbia Country club.
which bids fair TO outdistauce all prev
fous ones from point OF general inter
est.
-Four matches are played. that in
which Dr. Thompson ana L. S. CaletJ
defeated ". T. Dauforth and T. O.
VarueII bringing about the best compe-
ton. Play was about ever in The first
zine holes, but by excellent drives In
the second hale. Thompson and CaIIart
carried the houOrs by . Up.
Results Of the other matches are as
J. c. Davidson and II. B. Feast de
feated A 3. Leet and J. sharp, 9 up
and 10 play.
feated T. G. Wake. and H X brown
sv > up and Z TO play
d. y Brawner and w J. Smith de-
feated " j. Halstcad and J.. II.
Sfearn by Up and s 20 play
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Standing Of the Clubs.
COLE 10 ION JOHNSON.

MERCHANT VILE. n J.. July g.
George cole, the colored 'oId man" pug
Hist who has trained many fighters at
his gym near ATerchantTiIle. an
noUnce5 today that he win 90 out OF the
training business for a while and share
the glory Of Johnson's victory cole is
getting ready 10 Join the champion as
one OF his boxing partners In the show
business Johnson and cole became fast
friends while the champion was training
for his sight with C'Brieu at Coles
camp Prior TO that he lived several
months with Cole when Lew Bailey
used 20 him IN prelluiuaries-
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"CY" YOUNG TO TRY
FOR RECORD TODAY
Veteran Twirler VIII Attempt to
Score 5O0th Victory in Game
or Rocf0r7
al Boston

BOSTON, July s-When the Cleveland
ruleTiCaus clash here today with the
Red SoN ir "a double-hea5e-, Old Cy
Young viii L.. for a baseball record
EoUnc. in his twenty seasons has won
just z25 times iH major league company.
Today he VIII try TO round out Che half
thousand against the Speed Boys. with
whom he played Cor wears. he probably
VIII pitch in the first game.
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FLYNN LEAVES HOSPITAL.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July SACK Fl m,
first baseman Of the Pittsburg team. was
discharged from the hospital yesterday.
where he had been undergoing an OpeIl n
ton on his injured knee He Is still
weak ald VIII be out OF the same * %
SeTeras weeks
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CHEERS OFTEN HURI.

Hugh Jennings IS not sure that roofing
IpIus a bah team in the long run The
rIavers become accustomed 90 the root
Ing on the home grounds and miss il
on the road
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Yep, there is hope
Johnson pitches today
Natural born 1lIplayerss every one
CT those Washington fellows We
have always commended that Give
them the pitching ana the llts and
the fielding and ba~eruuu-us, and b.
gosh they'll beat most any team you
can think or They had All OF these
and some more yesterday They TRIM
med the Athletics q 10 j., and we have
peartened up nightly A baseball
fan lives from day 10 day more than
any other human being and we are
10 exception one ciean-cur Wllnl-=
after a series OF defeats causes A.--
to forget the past and lSure only on
the future our wall yesterday was
that we were sliding ceIarward, but
with the hckIeuess OF the clan, we are
now beginning To dope out a nice
piece for future delivery a5gut how b
We win all our Sames and Cleveland
and Chicago lose all theirs, our brave
boys may aEs-u Ee- within reaching
distance of the hrst division
Every time we give up in disgust and
announce that this team can never
hope &c win a game, il gets mad and
takes one Just 90 make us feel mean
Al -IaL IS Inc Fisll alSNe we are go
lnS 20 write some rcasl7 that Es-l5
make their very ears To tLzle- amt
NAY be we VIII l.suS reach the TOP OF
I-e S-So--- o- -7-''-- oL--- MOI E.
" nat gers into Dolly Gray nov and
then and rlakes aim pitch SO good or So
baaZ He IS one OF the mEsr cries OF Jle
league Never since he has been I'D fast
company do he pitch "a better game
Jlidn -e ola yesterday Ite ll- plenty
OF emerge icy speed excellent control.
used MS lsad Gid NOT get ratified. and
had a COCA chanSe of pace IN most o.
his ether games GRAY has been positive
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rally. that we Cannot find il IN our heart
20 clIce him o 'ermuch about his break
la me eighth -nEInE. with LelIVelt on
second Ei1erle-d knocked perfectly
ROM line IL was tle kind o a hit you
could Introduce TO yoUr best girl or ap-
tJ--tl on 81 committee % go % the Dis
tIi-I comm .rslrGerS 10 protest against
our Hel- l1or HarFeD-lE 30 enjoy some
-ll-E you dsn.t like such hits are the
bone and sll-Fv OF the country. and con-
tribute regularly to reform campaigns
against anything you can mention You
Know the kind Wen. SIT. the hid
never gave The matter another thought
until he got 10 second base, where he
was informed Jlat Umpire EEau had re-
FUSED 10 allow i 20 be exhibited in the
District Business Of the Kid hurrying
- the plate Business OF the Kid max
.--- remarks Nothing coarse or violent,
OF ce-EuctlVe, OF aEaTcLlz-lc. or muir
lerg-s, or inuora--jus- remarks. The
Kind YOU make when the iaUnUrE brings
sou somebody else-s boiled shirt and
sou don't md Il out ulul 700 late and
have an engagement with a queen whose
FOLK have money We may EXPRESS It
better bv saying that the KID =xpcStu-
lated, and al some length The end OF
it was that be was eliminated right
there Cpnroy batteI for him and
walked We do suppose the KID VIII
I'd the way of q SUSPENSION but il he
does II VIII be O. GrIe-o-s blow TO our
prospects at this time s5-iI no person
shy Of angelic wings and a halo could
nave had r-lr swat called [1El without
Blowing or steam and the KID showed
rare Selt--=u-eSsioC when he limited him
SELF 90 mere eNDgstulatlol-
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Today's Games

Today's Games
ST. Louis at washington
Det-oit at Philadelphia
Chicago at Wv York
Cleveland at Boston
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Washington, (; Philadelphia. J.
Boston. Is, New York. 4
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Lake and Stephens are the probable
selections for ST Louis today

Washington scored in the first inning
yesterday when Milan walked and went
all the way home on Bakers Wild throw
OF sleIiEelr's sacrifice. IN the fourth
Mcbride walked. took second on KILL
fF-S sacrifice. and trott-d over the
plate when Barry arSt f1mbled ING
Ilu1S -r0u-a5ier and af-erWarI threw il
away. JnglaUb flied out in the eighth
ana Street singled GraE's out put
Street cl. second and lTTau-S single TO
center scored him Milan took second
on the throw and counted when I-eIi-
welt singled TO center I.elIVeir stole
and would have scored had Umpire E-Ean
EaE on ~pe-ta-leS when EIb-rfeII made a
-W0-laEEer that was called q foul
loUrrE took Up the burden when Ei-
tertelc was chased. and he walked.
EeS~ier grounded out 20 Collins
Here is the tabuIa1ed relief from The
iosiu= yarns we have been spinning so
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Some Hope for Washington After Gray Showing Athletics
Standings and Possibilities
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
brookiFn, = Philadelphia. O.
Brooklyn = Philadelphia. 4
Cincinnati l. Chicago. o
Boston, 8; New York. 4
Boston, 8, New York. ,
Today's Games
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Standing Of the Clubs
-To1a--
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Mems 800, SIPS. and
$50 CoIorcd Shirts; big
assortment of desirable
patterns. special To-
clearance price 8 u
Mems Regular soc
NainsOok Coat Under
shirts and Knee Draw
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Ioday's Games
DrooElyn at PIttzburz
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~. Saturdays at 9 P. vi.