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seaton A. @. Want. Gam.

The Seaton A. C. would like to arrange
a game with any team In the District
for next Sunday, for the Grocers' Oyster
Roast at Marshall Hall. Boston Baking
Company, Park Stars. Hudson A. c., or
the Grocers Clerks preferred.
The Seaton lineup follows; II. Scott,
catcher; II. Griffith pitcher: H. Knapp.
first base; D. seavers. second base; B.
Knapp. shortstop; W. Clements, third
base: B. Levy. left field: ]. Bowers, cen
ter field: II. Batch, right field; r, Beatty.
pitcher; II. Knapp. pitcher; r. Mcmahon.
catcher; w. Mcmahon, pitcher.
Address or call manager, Mr.. J. w.
Mcmahon, 1744 Seventh street northwest.
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Secondhand MaverIev
Electric, $500.
POPE AUTO Co.
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

A trip TO Clarksburg in a couple of
Appersons was made last Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Geyer and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jorss. Mr. and Mrs. Charles jacobson
and daughter. and the Misses TiIlman.
The roads were In good condition.
DR.. w. G. Irving. after an extended
trip through the New England States re-
turned yesterday in his two-cylinder
Maxwell
The Cook Stoddard Co. reports
the delivery of a Pierce "4s'' TO Arthur
Bliss and Baker Victoria 10 1. B. Jones
yesterday.
]. w. David. Chalmers expert. is in
the city for a few days.
E. T. Bayles and wife, OF New York.
are on tour as far South as Richmond.
returning by way Of Washington and
Baltimore. They stopped here TO visit
his cousin. N. A Bayles. manager of
the accessories department of Miller
Bros,
J. I. McCallum made a record trip to
Baltimore and return Sunday In his new
Pullman car.
The Cook & Stoddard Co. received a
carload of new 1911 CadiIacs yesterday
and will probably unload them to-day.
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"D0C" M0YER,

and stole second. outs by Gessler and
Mcbride allowed him TO cross the plate.
Things drifted along until the NTH.
and both pitchers did we'll Two were
gone when the fireworks started. ID.
Jones beat a swinging bunt 10 Cunning
ham. OLeary hunted along the third
base line and was safe. Cobb's high
bOunder remained in the air so long tnat
Otey could not get him. and the bases
were filed. Crawford sent hard ground
er 10 Somerlot. and he made fine stop.
Otey muffed his toss and D. Jones and
O'Leary scored. Crawford stole second.
Both counted on a smash Moriarity sent
TO center field
In the sixth. singles by Acllin, and
D. Jones. and a hunt by O'Leary brought
two more.
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FIELDING SAVES ATHLETICS.
Cleveland Nearly Beats Champions
I'm Hard-fOuEht Gnme.

Cleveland. Sept @.-Philadelphia adj
vaneed 10 within one game Of assuring
the Athletics the American League pen
nant by winning from Cleveland to-day.
Plank was hit twelve times, each time
Tor a single sensational fielding. par
tieularly by Oldring and Collins, saving
him from defeat The Athletics cllnched
tho game in the sixth-a pass. a single.
an error, with Hardness In the box. and
two singles by Demott. who succeeded
him. punching three runs. Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


Special to The Washington Herald.
| Detroit. Mich. Sept. 2O.--Fortune was
not with Washington to-day, and as a
result the Tigers made of with two con-
tests they had no business winning. Three
| little hits. two OF them hunts, took the
flrst contest. while the second was won
when otey dropped throw that allowed
four runs 10 scoot over the plate. First
game-DetrOit. 4: Washington. g. Sec
ond game-Detrolt, 6; Washington, ].
There were plenty of bright spots in
the contests 10 make up for the defeats.
Among other things the fact stuck out
prominently that Cunningham is a ball
player of merit. He had little 10 Go in
the opener. but in the final confess he
played all over the field. In the fifth
inning he nailed a fly from Mullins bat
after running into deep right field near
the foul line. and narrowly escaped a
collision with the grand stand In the
seventh he killed a twO-hagger for Oscar
Stanage by pursuing his pop fly after II
had bounced of the stands and throwing
the catcher out easily at second. He
also grabbed a terrific line drive from
Crawford In the first round, the smash
being ticketed for home run, as the ball
Travelled so fast that neither Milan nor
Gessler would have had a chance 70
stop It.
The new first baseman. Somerlot, was
also a prominent factor In the fifth
inning or the second game O'Leary hunted
and Elberfeld made low wide throw 10
first Somerlot threw himself upon the
ground and blocked the ball with his
gloved hand, stopping a run. In this
fatal inning. with the bases full. he
knocked down hard drive from Craw-
ford and tossed 70 Otey I'm time for the
out but the pitcher dropped the bali
While the Nationals are not winning
games just now, Manager McAleer is dis
covering a fine lot OF baseball talent
within the fold.
First Game.
The Nationals opened the first contest
as though they intended taking il easily.
In the first inning Elberfeld singled and
reached second when Lathers dropped a
good throw from Schmidt. and Elberfeld
attained second base. He scored on Som
erlot's single 10 center.
Cobb who had returned to the game
after a weeks lay-off. due 10 sore eyes,
smashed home run down the alley in
right field in the sixth. and the coun1I
was tied. In the seventh the Nationals
forged ahead by good, consistent hitting.
Mcbride singled and Ralston doubled.
Meyer came through with a hit, scoring
his comrades, and the game looked easy.
Detroit however. profited by Meyers
wildness TO the extent of three tallies
In the same round. Lathers and T. Jones
walked. Donovan filled the bases with a
bunt in front Of the plate, and Ainsmith
whipped the ball 10 right field after Dom
ovan had the throw beaten. Lathers scor-
ing. T. Jones counted when Cunningham
threw d. Jones grounder TO the plate too
late. OLeary hunted down the first base
line and Donovan cashed in. The Ma
tionals made bid for a tie in the ninth |
when Mcbride walked and went to sec
ond on an out. but Ainsmith famed.
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BROOKLYN Is EASY
FOR CHICAGO CUBS
Champions Win Both Games
of DOuble-header.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, - Cincinnati, o.
Pittsburg, 81 Boston, z.
Pfttsburg, ~ Boston, 4.
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, 4.
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, o.
ST. Louis, 81 New York, 1.
ST. Louis, 2; New York, 3.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

New York. Sept 3O-The Cubs played
in their best style to-day and there was
nothing for the Brooklyns 10 do but
stand from under twice. Seven doubles
We're made BY the Cubs in the first.
while in the second Overall struck out
thirteen men. Score:
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LANCE TWIRLS GREAT GAME.
Allows New York but Two Hits and
White SOx Win.

Chicago, Sept. 2O.-The New York High
ianders were defeated again to-day by
the White Sox, the score being to O.
Lange pitched a wonderful game, allow
ing only two safe hits and giving but
two bases on balls. Vaughn also pitched
strong game, allowing but five hits
Score:
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Runs-GardneT. Hooper b. SPEAKER n. stabl ~
Madden, Ccotte Tr1esdale Corridor, Stone. Wal
lace. Griggs TwO-base hits-Griggs, Stahl, stone.
Home run-Corridon. Sacrifice hit-Corridca, Doube
pay-Irnesiale TO Wallace 10 Griggs. sto..n bases-
Ingss. Hooper. Hit by pitcher-By Ray l. Bases
on balls-Oh Ray 3; of Cicotte. :. Of Taks !
Struck out-By Lake. 4; by Cicotte, :. Left on
bases-st. Louis, 5; Boston, 5. Umpires-Niessrs
o'Loughlin and Connolly. Time OF camel hour
and "a MINUTES
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huls-hugslHs. h&user. DeFore q. Schlel. FIFst
base OF eTrUTs-New York !. Left on bases-St.
Louis s. New YORK. s. BASES on balls-Of Zmich.
i Of MatheSSon /. Struck Out-By Zmich. 5: by
Mathewson 10. Home run-Hauser. Three-b4se hit
MatheWson Two-bsse hits-Huggins SuOdgrass
Merkle. Stolen hases-Huggins Konstchy Devore
49,. DOYLE o. SnodsTass. Murray. Deylin, Merkle.
Double play-Ellis % Huggins. Passed baus-Bhss
hcllei. Umrlres-Aiessrs. Klein and Kane Tine
Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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CINCINNATI BEATEN.

Philadelphia, Sept 2a-Suggs and Moore
had the best pitchers duel OF the sea-
son here to-day. the Cincinnati man losing
the game, owing 10 a tumble by Downey.
which paved the way for the Phfllies to
count twice in the sixth inning. Score:
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GIANTS AND CARDINALS SPLIT.
New York Loses First Game. but
Wins the Second.

New York. Sept. 9O-Tha Cardinals
won the first game from the Giants to-
day by husky hitting in the second half.
Although Mathewson was hit much hard
er than Znich in the second game, the
latter was wild, and the Cardinals could
not hit with men on bases. Scores:
FIRST CAME
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Second Game.

But for the miserable nun bv Otev.
the Washington club stood an even
chance of winning this game. The nun.
and sudden discovery that Otey was
weak on hunts showed the Tigers far
into the lead.
As usual Washington scored early. Som
erlot was safe on an error by O'Learv.
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Iwo-base hit-Ralston. Home run-CObb.
Sacrlnce hlt-McBride Bases on balls
OF Meyer. s: off Donovan ? Hif nv
pitcher-By Donovan, l. First on errors
Detroit, l; Washington. l. Left on bases
Detroit. 6; Washington, s. Struck out-Bv
Donovan, l; by Meyer, /. Double play
y Leary to T. Jones. Umpires-Messrs.
l hour and 20 minutes.
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Detroit, ~ Washington, 3.
Detroit, q, Washington, L.
Chicago, 81 New York, o.
Boston, 81 St Louis, ..
Philadelphia, o, Cleveland, 3.
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PIRATES GRAB TWO.
TrOHEc. Boston In Double Bill on
Doves Field.

Boston, Sept. @.-The Pirates walloped
the Doves twice today. Hard clouting
brought hoSne the bacon in the first con-
test, but the visitors did not do any
thing to Mattern until the hfth inning.
After a hard fight. Pittsburg tied the
score and won out when Mattern blew
up. Scores;
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Runs-Titus. Doom. First base on errors-Phils-
celpaia, !; Cincinnati. !. Left on bascs-P hiadeI-
phia, s. Cincinnati !. Base on halls-Of SpErs 3
struck out-By sugss. ;; by Moore 8 TTo-bsse
hit-Dooin. Stolen base-Lobert. Double play
DoWueJ 20 Egan 70 HOblil1el Umpires-Messrs.
Brennan and o'Day. Time OF gAme-l hour and 80
minutes.
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hnns-oidring %. DAVIS. Murphy. Barry StOyzu
feckinpaugh. Land Earned Iuns-Philadelubia D
Cleveland, ]. Two-hase hits-Oldring Barry. Col
ms sscT1hoe hits-Murphy. Sacrifice fv-Baker
stolen lase-stosaL First usse balis-Od Plank
Z, on HARNESS, First base On err0rs-Philadsl-
phia, l. Left On bases-Philsdelphia 9. Cisyeland
> Struck o0t-Iy Plank. !; by Hardness. l. Dol-
Die piay-birminghsm 70 Land Umpires-Afessrs
Dineen and PefriDe- TiIne Of game-l hour and .s
MINUTES.
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Chicago White Sox Crowng Nationals Close for Sixth Place Hono
NATIONALS ERRORS
LOSE BOTH GAMES
Meyer Allows Tigers Three
Hits, but Is Wild.
OTEY'S MUFF PROVES FATAL

Four Detroit Runs Cross Plate After
Washington Pitcher Drops Thrown
BAH While Covering First Base.
SomerlOt and Cunningham in the
LimeIight-TSvo Days Lay-on.
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Runs gess, Archer Schultz "a King Dasidsoa
BuTch. Wheat, Miller First base On erroF-t1icag5 J.
Left GA bsses-Chicago. 20; Br0okiyn 1 First base
on halls-on Brown, p OF KHei8r s. SirGck out
BY Brown, s. by Kncizcr 5 TWOhase hits-Eyers
ShsekaFd, Archer. Schultz 81. King Burch. Sac
nice hits-Evers. SteiHfelit Tinker Knetzef stolen
tases-Eyers Shecksnd. Wild pitch-Browu. Hit by
pitcher-By Knetzer J. Umplres-Aessrs- JoLnst0ne
and Eason. Time q game--l hour and s. minutes.
EEggNn CANE
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Stolen bases-D. Jones, Crawford So
merlot. First base on balls-Off Muilin,
g. Base on errOrs-Detroit 2; Washing
ton, 1. Left on bases-Detroit 4; Wash
BILE plays-Milan 10 Henry; Moriarity TO
L Jones. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and
Colliflower Time OF game-l hour and IS
minutes
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.
COLONIAL LESLIE
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGTE
War and Navy vs.. Asbury Browns.

The Asbury Browns will clash with the
War and Navy club of the Colored De-
partmental League tomorrow at 5
o'clock at Capital City Park, First and
NJ streets northeast. and fast aud in
teresting game is promised.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des Moines-Des Moines. 0: Lincoln, S.
At Omahs-omaha. g. Sioux City. 2
At ISpeka-Topeka. 6; ST. joseph 5
At Wichita-Wichita. ?: Denver. Z
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D0UBLE-HEADER NOTES.

When Crawford stole IN the second
game. Mcbride protested vigorously. say
ing he ran out OF line Umpire Collihower
said he did not. The play had no effect
on the game, as it was lost anyway.
Cunningham's play on Stanage's hit IN
the sixth inning of the last game was
certainly clever. He chased clear TO the
stands for the ball and nailed the De-
troit catcher at second. Cunningham is
fast.
SonEerlot was lucky TO get his first hit
In the opening contest Cobb misjudged
the ball, which was short liner.
Cobb loafed after Ainsmlth's hit to
center in the fifth and then fumbled the
ball. Ralston proflted by hiking to third.
The misplay was not expensive as he did
not score.
In the second game OLeary robbed
Cunningham Of a hit by going 10 deep
short for a fast grounder He got his
man by less than a stride.
Moriarity engineered a fine play In the
third portion OF the second affair. He
dug up Elberfelds grounder, took a fly
ing leap for Milan and tagged him as he
went past. whirled and threw out EIber-
field at first The Kid doesn't beat Il
down the first base line as rapidly as he
used TO-
Gessler was caught away of first in
the fourth inning of tho last game. With
two out Mcbride tried to bunt. but
missed the ball and Stanage picked the
doctor by a good throw The play was
not even close.
Manager McAleer went to that dear
old Youngstown to-day. The Nationals
have two off days. and will travel 60 ST.
Louis by easy stages,
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saatted for Devil.

~ - ,.''''''''''''''''S''. y U U U %
New foTk-''.''-'-'-,-,,,,..., ! 0 OIL
Runs-Huggins, Ellis, Evans, Hauser. Steele
Doyle Left on bases-St. Louis. 5; New York, s
FIRST base on baiis-On Steele 4. Struck Out-By
CTandall. Home run-ElliS Three-hase hits
Higgins. Evans. TNTo-base hits-Hauser Murray.
Sacrifice bit-EEans Stolen bases-PheIps DOYLE
Murray, DeTiin Double plays-Huggns 10 Kouet-
ehy; MoWrey to Higgins to Konetehy; Higgins 10
Hsuser 70 honetchyi DOYLE 70 Merkle: Bridysl TO
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SECOND CANE

ItIIIIa NNIIIIIl U, DIN, UI-IIaIl, IIINe- LAIlT
bell %. Flynn. McKechnie Wilson. Lever. First
base on crrors-BostOn, /; PittsbuFg. 3. Left on
bases-Boston. 9; Pittsb1rg g. First base on balls
on MatteTn, 5; of Lever 2 Struck out-By Mat
tern. 3; by Brown. l. by Leiheld / Home run
Beck. Three-base nits-Herzog. Wilson. Two-base
hits-MatteTn. Mckeclnie. Sacrifice hits-Herz0g.
Lever. Flynn, Sharpe. Stolen bases-Wilson Swee-
noy ~. Graham, Byrne. Leach Double plays
Leiield to Simon 10 Flynn Herz0g 10 Shean 10
Sharpe; Miller to Flynn. Hit by pitcher-By Lei
field. 2 Umpres-Messrs. Rigler and Emse Time
q game-l hour and 81 minutes.
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BROWNS EASY PICKING.
Boston TrOunces TaIIender. by 4.
9-to-5 score.

St Louis, Sept 20-St Louis was
handed a trouncing in the second game
OF the series with Boston. 70 5. Ray
and Lake were easy for the visitors
while Cicotte pitched a fairly good game.
Score.
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SECOND GAAlE

eierkie. Hit by pitehsr-By Steele / Umpires-
McNn Klein and Kane. Tine o. game-l hour and
IS minutesu
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
| Boston al st. Louis,
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New York..................... 0 o o o 90 90
Chicago . I o q n a n a .
Runs-Lord. Mullen. Payne. Sacrifice hit-Zeider.
stolen bases-WOlter. Austin. Struck out-By
vaughn. 2 by LANCE, T. Bases on balls-Off LANCE
L Double piays-Austin 10 Chase; knight to La
porte TO Chase. Left on bases-New York 4; Chi
cago, Umpires-Mes1s. Egan and Sheridan. Time
o. game hour and sgminutes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT Columbus-LousTille. s; Columbus. g.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Minneapolis .
AT ST. Paul-St. Paul. S; Kansas City J.
At Indianapolis-ToedO Z Indianapolis s.
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Manager McAleer went to that dear
old Youngstown to-day. The Nationals
have two off days. and Will travel 60 St.
Louis by easy stages.
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Runs-Sharpe. Geiz Byrne t3l Leach o. Camp
ell Hyatt q. MckOchnie. Tgu-base hits-Hvatt
Ellison. SHARPE Herzog Stolen base-McKechnie.
sacrifice hits-Leach Shean. Double play-Coliins
o Rariden 10 Shean. Left on bases-PittsbIrg. 2:
Boston, First base on errors Boston. !; Pitts
burg ;. Bases on balls-Oh Fruck. ?: of TYLER. /
struck out-By Adams. g. by Tyler Passed ball
Rariden. umTires-AlessrS RigeT and Emslie. Time
u game-l hour and IS minutes
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huns-HoImsn. Archer. Needham. Base On balls
on Overall 4; OF Bel. of Dessau / Struck
oat-By Overall, l3; by Rel, 2; by Desssu, J.
Home rgn-ATchfT. TwOhase hits-Sheckld o.
Burch- Sacrifice hits-Hofman, Schultz ~. Stolen
base-NcElveen- Double pays-Tinker 70 Eyers 70
Archer; Smith - Bunch. Davidson 70 Burch smith
tunassistedl- HIT by pitcher-By Bell 1. Umpres-
Messrs. JohnstOne and Eas0n. Tine q gsme-I hour
and - minutes
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CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.

Al games to date.
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SECOND GAME.

'HStted for Otey I'm the seventh.
Detroit. o Ks
Washington. 0 0 0|
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FIRST GAME
! "a j. go sssEL ~ u
'Batted for Froek in the sixth.

iran for Tyler in the ninth
Boston. ..................-..... 0 0 0 0 IL
pttshirg. .-.-..-..---...-..... 8 ? 0 0 0 90
Runs-Sharpe Getz. Byrne tSl Leach O. Camp
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'Baited far Bergen II the eighth.
tBsrted for Bel in the eighth.
Chicago. .--...-.--...-.....-.-. o o 0 ! ] Is
Brooklyn ..............- o 0 0 90
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somerlot was lucky TO get his first hit
in the opening contest. Cobb m!sjudged
the ball, which was a short liner.
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In the second game OLeary robbed
Cunningham Of a hit by going TO deep
short for fast grounder He got his
man by less than a stride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
TALKED ON ROME.

Two thousand Interested auditors
heard Rev Or Adna Wright Leon
ard deliver lecture on The
Methodist Mission IN Rome" or
the - 900 900 persons IN Italy more
than 10000 900 belonged 10 no
church, said the speaker DR..
Leonard described the Incidents
which led up TO the Roosevelt Vati-
can affair.
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ELLIOTT LIKES WEST

Howard Elliott. president u tho
Northern Pacific railway. spoke on
the General Business Outlook Of
The Country al the Chamber ~
Commerce this afternoon
Il am q strong bull on this west.
ern country he said when he ar
rived yesterday. "and expect 10 see
business booming after January T."
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,.,s., wonders % enslucer'
l,s ~ reuusylvania railroad =
= \ 4. s ~ Manhattan island.
49, 49, i he car In which yon
So Sama you hear some pas
= ~ ~ well. we're almost
Ssx York Is ealy a lev
sNesealv You dash into a
mr. over three miles you
- ana suddenly the train
= - -, vas, Shed. You are IA the
So 80 d New York Il YOU
~ ,As stairs you win find
"a Il q New York street.
=, ~ nons q that stirring eX-
= - = 4 seeing the city eetoF"
!. .anposs yoa did not wish to
= ~ York. hnt 70 some place
1.ss lsland. which stands be
- a. Atlantic ocean and Man.
-. aland Yen remain on the
~ 4 ~ train she'd. The train
-. y. s,,sr a time, dasaing direct
! = - = ,As underground shed into
80 rnrel For three miles u
-. Thsn Il dashcs into the
go, al I.oag island You have
- amplesely under ManhAi'
!. ARA sna under the two-mile
= ,ssss which bound t. You
ever even seen the wonder
~ bHt II you crane your
= tum window and LOOK
xrra YOU viii see the towers
~ ,pwn in the far distance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
GIRL, RESCUED FROM
WHITE SLAVERY. FINDS
SHE HAS NO FRIENDS

4 CHICAGO, Nov ~ with I
= the immigration laws trying !
4 Go force her out of the couu. /
4 try. Catriua nrcsai. who was I
\ rescued from white slavery. i
4 has appealed 10 Judge Ian. ,
4 dia 20 SGT aside the laws and !
4 let her start life anew. The ,
4 girl was brought here three I
4 years ago aa white slave. ,
4 and later escaped from her ,
4 keepers, She was deportod +,
4 TO Italy, and there found her. ,
\ self under the stigma she I
4 could not live down. She re. ,
\ turned 20 America and is az. ,
: tempting 10 become a citizen. ,
4 A 4 4 A 4 4 4 A 4 4 A 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
BABY BORN AFTER FIRE

NEW YORK. Nov. a2.-Ten min.
utes after reaching St GATHERINGS
hospital In Brooklyn. suffering
from two broken legs which she
had received jumping from the
third story Of her home while IL
was on fire. Mrs. Rave schuster.
mann gave birth 90 baby boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
cANNIeALs EAT scIrNr,srs

VICTORIA. II. C.. Nov. 81 The
fate OF the i2 members OF tho
Austrian scientific party. witch
landed from the ship Albatroas In
the Solomon islands. has been
cleared up by the discovery that
they foil victims Of cannibala, Nv.
cry man In the party was eaten.
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Hooray! It's True!

NY thtted ffr@sl
CHICAGO. Nov. 22--Whoie-
sale reductions In the price of
beef, mutton and pork were
announced by the Chicago
packers today. Spare ribs,
pork iolns and beef lolns we're
soid az I cent less than yes.
ierday. Beef rlbs dropped "a
cents.
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ysNcuuvER. VASE Nov. IL
~ ~ yoang daughters II Mrs.
s.Ann 4 Bruwn. who died Fast
NJ a gei SIS 600 under the
ksaa AsFili offered for probate
IN taEg
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cIsL Is SUICIDE

wu.AnEIPHlA. Nov z2-Grtex-
4 oysr The death d her mother.
sur'sg Owsns 10 years old. shot
,~wss dead Win revolver She
note for her father bidding
M farewell
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~ oNc Avro TRIP.

uurrg sAl.avN. Nov, zs--H
: ~ las jnss completed a trip
ss,st mllss ever rough roads In
. 49, automobile. HE occupied
= q days On the ioaFncy run,
- trom waite Salmon TO Los
isfsiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
HEARS WIRELESS TALK
ACROSS The CONTINENT

VALLEJO. Cal. Nov 22.~-An
operator IN the local wireless
station has heard a message that
was sent from Key West. fla, 10
Norfolk. Va. The distance Is $3.50
miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

EVERETT. Nov. 22.-Charles
and Edward Parker have been ar.
rested, charged with blowing up
two dams on Quill Cedar creek.