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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

our parents objections we cannot
marry for n number OF years. We
are soul mates. and were intended
for each other In another life. 80
We have almost decided 90 elope,
We don't think II matters II we do
not have much money, we think we
can get along II we have each other.
Won't you advise me Eoong
BLUE EYES.
A.--You are no doubt very sincere
in what you think on this great sub
iect. and n may seem 10 you that
nothing will matter II you only have
each other. but believe me. when the
butcher. the baker aud the landlord
all come AT once demanding their
pay. when you will have 10 pay the
grocer or go hungry. when you will
be Obliged 10 pay the rent or sleep
In the open. or worse still. apply TO
public charity. you will change your
mind. BE thankful that your
parents do not forbid your marriage
entirely, instead Of only postponing
it. Bo sensible: In other words.
don't make laughing stock OF your
selves by doing this thing. Apply
your mind TO your studies. aud to
fitting yourself for this greatest Of
moments In n woman's life. then
when the proper time comes you
will give thanks that you are TT for
duties and privileges Of married
life.
Dear Miss Grey have q lady
friend OF whom | am very fond. A
few days ago a party who has al.
ways been friendly with her told
me that she had been saying mean
things about me. Shall I ask her
about II. or shall I keep II TO my.
self l hardly think she did this.
but II bothcrs me.
A SUFFERER.
A.-The finest way would be 10
keep II 10 yourself--that Is. II you
have faith enough In her 10 beii@ye
she In not guilty Of the offense. but
II you are going 10 keep still and
NJ the same time continue 10 doubt
her. b. all means ask her about II
in a kindly way,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

Mothers whose small boys are OF
. knickerbocker age win dress them
for school this year In chevIots and
sveeis-
Both OF these materials viii
stand rough wear. and after young
ern's clothes look well then the
very close thought Is to have ma
terial that will stand hard usage.
For the lad who Is under 10 and
= rot thinking OF long trousers
comes coat which has a bit OF the
Oxford feeling. Il has two pleats
down the front, two down the back.
but Is minus the belt that makes for
the real Oxford Jacket.
This suit is Of brown tweed and
b trimmed with brown horn but
tris. The knickerboekers are loose
end away from the knee. The coat
huttons tight TO the throat and Is
ended with a turnover white collar
A suit to charm an eight.yearol
= OF MIXED chevios. brown being the
prrnouuced color The coat buttons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

probably as efficacious as any
Somebody's mother has remem.
bored that this was long ago fash.
ionable tan cure. and now every
body Is experimenting with ponl
tices. They must be worn for three
nights or more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

At coming wedding the brides
parents will give the dinner at a
club and will bear the expense OF
same. only the minister ard i'm.
mediate families OF the contracting
parties participating. Please say
who IL the proper party to fur
nigh carriages. the groom or the
brides parentsy +. J. l.
The groom will provide carriages
for himself. the minister, best man
and ushers. The BRIDES parents
will provide carriages for the family
Other guests will provide their own
conveyances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

over 10 the left side and upon the
breast has group OF white stars.
A patent leather belt gives Il n
finish and with this brown stock
ings and brown tie are worn.
The mother who prefers To keep
her small boy In wash clothes until
the real cold sets in and then keeps
him still In linen with a heavy over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
Cupid Corner

Della A. Gerson was married to
J. Wiley Harris. s007 10th av. $. W..
Sunday evening at o'clock, at the
residence OF ]. d. o. Powers. the
officiating minister. Mrs. VIII
Jams, a friend of the bride. was mat
ron OF honor. and J. c. Whitlock
best man. After a visit TO Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will locate at
r. Thomas and 18th ay ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
SEW WITH RAFFIA

u Ia very good idea 10 sew mat.
tlngs with raffla. II Is strong and
comes in all colors 10 match. and Is
much more inconsplcuous than
thread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

II you like this better. make a
single row of these boats across
the back, about two inches from
the top. Cut out this sketch and
draw around II for heavy black
outline OF each boat. Then fill In
the boat and sails with colored
crayon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

coat win be interested In blue
linen suit. The knickcrbockerA FOR
this are baggy and fastened In at
tho knee
Tho blouse Is the usual loose
sailor one. The suit IL trimmed
with white buttons and narrow
white braid. Tho latter Ia upon the
collar and cuffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

For a dessert prepared quickly in
an emergency. bake marshmallows
for five minutes in n hot oven and
serve with devils food and whipped
cream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
Good Form

Please tell me what would be a
suitable graduation gift from a
young man. 10. to a young lady. 1877
a. X.
Flowers. books or honbons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

Spanish waffIes are made by ad-
ding cinnamon. nutmeg or other
spices 10 plain waffle batter; lemon
Juice added TO the batter makes
French waffles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

RECIPE FOR PEACH ROLL.


Make INTO pieces or even BIC ana
thlnly sliced ripe peaches sprinkle
well small bits OF butter to each portion then
Toll together Place In deep add one cup
81 oneha butter four rolls; pour In not
water the dough aud bake In hot oven onehaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

Dear Miss Grey; want 10 give
my little. three.year-old girl a party
WIN you suggest something pretty
and appropriated II Ia her birth.
day. but | do not want 10 make this
known In the invitations. aa many
regard birthday parties as a beg.
cling scheme. MRS. NJ.
A. Why not have the Invita-.
tons read to picnic. and have the
party picnic fashion In the yard ?
II you have no trees. you can have
some young firh cut and brought
from tho woods. and arrange them
10 look like little forest You
might arrange two rows and spread
the dinner cloth between Have
hammocks and cushions around.
Play games. sing songs. and have a
general good time Having II In
the yard does away with the care
aud anxiety In taking the children
TO park OF the woods.
Dear Miss Grey: ca Please
tell me what viii take the shiny
look out Of a dark blue serge suit
t2l What day OF the week did
March 9th. 1855 fall on'
HELEN L.
A. CD II there are any spots
In the suit. mark them with a
white thread. 30 that when you
brush the dust out and they do not
show you will know where they
are. Brush well, and press under
cloth wrnng out Of water.
t2l Monday.
Dear Miss Groy--will you please
suggest a suitable name for our
little home in the country would
like something 10 go with the word
Lea" as u has beautiful springs.
meadows and grassy fields.
MRS. A. l. W. 4
Al think Laadaio or LeadrI!
would be pretty and appropriate. OF
you could write II LeaDeli.
Dear Miss Croy.--I am q young
giri Is years old and deeply In love
| With A Young man Of iE Owing "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

Are you boys and girls all ready
lbr school,
This year I hope every one OF you
= planning to make q special ef-
fprt to keep your books and papers
neat and clean. There Is still time
enough to make n bag for books
~ a portfolio for written papers.
Here are some simple directions
1br both.
To make the largest bag In the
Illustration you will need a piece
q colored burlap twelve inches
bong by thirty inches wide. The
bag Is eleven by thirteen inches
when finished. However. you can
make yours any size you like.
This bag will be convenient for
books. lunch, rubbers or for any
hing else you need to carry to
school.
First turn in the edges OF the
cloth a halfinch all around. and
haste firmly. Then turn again
The two short ends Of the piece and
taste In an inch and half hem.
Fasten this hem with row Of
eross~stitching OF colored floss. To
Keep the crossstitching straight.
(raw one thread at the lower edge
~ the hem and another. the fifth
thread above. In cross-stitching.
! nrst make a row OF slantinR
stitches, four stitches apart. and
Euided at top and bottom By the
Pawn threads. Then make. a row
stitches slanting In the oppo-
tie direction, and crossing the
hrst. Remember to put the needle
b the same holes as In making the
1irst row.
Now fasten one side Of the bag
with cross-stitching over the edge.
You need not draw threads here, as
!. II weakens the bag too much, but
be careful to make the stitches as
even as possible.
The cross-stitch initials are very
simple. straight-lIne letters, and
must be made before the second
side Of the bag is closed. Draw
Them on a piece Of coarse white
cotton canvas, haste this on the
bag and make the stitching on the
canvas. When the initials are fin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
MEALS SERVED

Three round trips daily. Leave Seat
tic at n, m. ~ m. and p. M. Sunday.
leave Seattle at 7,so n M, ~ m. and 8
D. m. Leave Everett at ei1b u. m, ass
o. m. and 7.ie y. m. Sunday. leave
Everett at e;A6 q. m. s:lb y. IN. and
|T.1B o. m.
steamer loavos from Coimsn dock
steamer and schedule subject to change
without notice.
Phones-sunsot. Main a99ai Ind. fse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
Summer Menus for Housewives
SUMMER MENUS
hetsoin ssrdIv cmfwyp

hetsoin eson shrdu etaoinunn
DINNER MENU
Cold Tongue gaTnlsbed with nasturtium leaves
Green Tomatoes Cabbage STA"
Peach Roll Coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

portfolio. with the flowers about an
inch and half apart.
Here Is another:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

Dear Miss Croy--I am young
giri Is years old and deeply In love
With young man OF is. Owing 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

bag up closely at the top.
The smallest bag In the picture
Ia made OF ecru canvas with such
coarse weaving that IL Is easily
oss.stitched without drawing any
threads. You can copy this or In
vent one yourself. Draw your de-
sign on squared paper before you
try to embroidcr II on the bag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
BEATTIE ON STAND
CONTINUED from sixth Pare)

"D!d you see scar on Henry Clay
B,attlc. Jr.s nose7" asked Mr.. Smith.
trying 90 show that TIE blood on the
sun might have come from a nose bleed
that Henry was supposed 20 have had
from his encounter with tie alleged
highwayuan.
81 diI"
What Kind Of SPOTS we're there on
the gum
Two email spots evidently from the
fps ~ tic fingers"
Owen Recalled.
II 0rUne owen. uncle 81 the dad
woman. WIS called by the prosecution
era told % The burning ~ Mrs. Beat
fiOe clothing after f"a murder
How 900 f.e clothes come 90 be
burned ITO asked Prosecutor Wsndenbur9
AZ Size suggestion ~ my wife"
'Iri you see amy glove in the Beat
Go car after uc dead woman was
Urnur.t Oh ruUr .uusr"'
n fs. D saw one fuakod with blood d"
ln you huoW what's became Of it,
"Do ] understand then. that Henry
C'1v He7tte rr. was in no way re-
frnufIhie for having tho clothes
b.rneI-' asked Mr. smith.
."li" was not"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
Giants stili winning.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2Y.-St. Louis
practically gave today's game to New
York. the Cardinals pitchers presenting
the locals with twelve bases on balls.
The Giants lost many chances TO swell
their total OF runs. as they had fourteen
men left on bases. The game was
played on a wet soggy ground. In the
sixth inning. while St Louis was In the
field. Umpire tombstone cleared the
visitors bench. sending all tho extra
pitch ers and utility men. fourteen IN
number. on the field. Score:
n. n. T..
st Louis ii 100 90 0-s 10 =
Crandall. Miltse. Ames and Myer.
Wilson. harmon. Woodburn, Loudermilx
and Bliss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
PITTSBURG RACES

EXPOSITION PARK, Pa. Aug. "a
The Lake Erie circuit trotting races
opened today with good weather. fast
track and q large attendance. SUM
maries:
2.2S pace. purse $GOO-Clara Wilkes
tToorl. won. Betsy Brown CDygertl.
second: Gladys \. ,StokeD. third. Best
time. 2.2iia.
$50 trot. purse sIOo-vlrginia Mar
shall tMcDonald). won: Lenetta J CNic-
Williamsb. second: Tommy : CToor).
third. Best time. e.32L
G-mile running dash-Euclid dor
dam. won: Bat Mastctson CConley) sec
ond. Western knight Deem). third.
Time. l:O5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
MOUND CITYS
wa Play the Strong Daiias Athistie
Club This Afternoon al Ioek
Springs Park-

The strong Moundsvilie semi-profes-
sionai team Will try conclusions this
AFTERNOON with the fast Dallas Athlete
ciub at the Rock springs park. IN con-
nection with the big picnic 20 be held
a. that resort ~ the grocsrs OF Mound
vie. McMechen and Beuwood. The
the strongest teams they have met this
season. ~ the Dallas team has secured
the services or a number of crack niav-
81. JucSinE from the advance sale OF
tickets Tor the outing. one Of the biggest
crowds 10 leave Wheeling this summer
y eApected 10 be an attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30

Charleston nzTy yard ana ipsAed al
toys high upon the beach by the 30
mile gale. Many buildings OF the yard
are believed 10 be wrecked.
The commandant appealed for $780,
GOO as an emergency fund with which
TO MAKE Immediate repairs. Though
this amount vul by 10 means cover
the loss s1Stained By the navy. Acting
Secretary az the Navy Winthrop bate
today authorized IN expenditure or
sf5.Ou0 for the urgent work
Major General Leonard Wood. chief
OF stan OF the army. was notified to-
night that 16 buildings at Fort Moul.
trie, Ga. were moro or less injured.
6iSr.is SisSstSrs-
WILMINGTON. ANC. .9.-The fury
Of the northeast storm which rayed
along the South Carolina and Georgia
coast Sunday and yesterday was re-
hected in the number Of marine cas-
uaItics reported today at South Port.
where crippled ships limped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30

PlITsBURG. Pa. Aug % w. n.
Laishaw, o pioneer in tho steel IN.
dusfry and for many years vice prcsl.
dent o. fho National Tube company.
died az Die home here today. Mr.. Lat.
shaw was 80 years OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
FREIGHT MEN
ENTERTAINED
FIFTH ANNUAL AFFAIR PROVES
HUGE SUCCESS.
Banquet at Country Club Has Many
Pleasant Features-5all Game
Postponed.

The fifth. and by unanimous vote.
the most enjoyable combined outing
and banquet % the Pittsburg Assocla-
ton OF Freight Traffic Agents. was
held here yesterday. The custom OF
holding the Publications In Wheeling
began Ave years ago and the railroad
ers were so pleased with the hospi-
tally and entertainment Afforded b.
their local colleagues that they have
been coming here each year ever
since and each year cements more
firmly the ties that bind fond mem
cries OF pleasure 10 the Nail city.
The Pittsburgers were the guests
OF the Wheeling shippers and right
royalty were they entertained. The
ball game. which has become lead.
ing feature OF the annual event. was
necessarily abandoned on account or
the bad weather. causing considerable
regret to both the teams and their
rooters. The afternoon was by no
means lost. however. for the boys all
took advantage of the opportunity to
attend the local thcI'ers and had a
Hue time.
80 q go In tho evening special car
bearing the merry bench LETT the Nc
Lure house for the Country club.
where the annual banquet was served.
To say that the feast included all the
dciicacies of tho season De- no cNacrcr-
alton and there vas an abundance OF
everything
The Tosstusster.
William Campbell VAS chosen 90
act as postmaster boo place OF George
s. Blair who was unable 90 be pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
Philiiss Get Gam,

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 2e.-Only one
Of two games booked for this city could
be played today. ana philadelphia de-
feated Chicago 10 3. The home team
won by punching hits on the visiting
battery and fielding errors. Score:
r. H. r.
Chicago .....2 900 100 % 10 =
IN iladelphia o , o o o o 2 IS 1
Reulbach and Needham. Chalmers
and Madden
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Standing OF Clubs,


PittShurE at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
chicago at Philadelphia.
St Louis at New York
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AMERICAN
Yesterday Results.

Detroit >. Philadelphia s.
Washington :. cleveland /.
Chicago 2. Boston Q.
New York :. -. Louis q.
'EleNen Innings.
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Killing Ends Man Hun,

FORT GAINES. Ga. Aug. 29.-wiu
Davis. a negro. who shot and killed
Sheriff Fam last night. was killed in
the swamps near here today. after
an excEing'man hunt.
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VHAND RAPIDS. Aux. 2s.-Inability
TO hit Compton cost Grand Rapids the
nrst game OF the fnal home series
Score:
X H. =.
Cd. Rapids. o q % 900 % ! o
Dayton $3.50 o O %
Martin and Holmes; Compton and
Sample
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30

ZANESNlLLE. -. Aug. GA pass TO
, FARRELL and Ragsdaie's long hit gave
Evansville one OF me best games Of the
season. Score:
r. H. r.
Evansville 20 O 900 IL 6 o
South Bend. % o o OOO % o
Rogers and Rsgsdale. withers and
OBrien.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Eochester :. Baltimore (nrsD.
Eoch ester :. Baltimore ,.
Montreal 5. Providence 4 CnrsN
montreal g, Providence . Csecond).
Bunalo 2. Jersey city 2 (frstb
Buffalo ;. Jersey City 2 tsecond).
tngs) INN
Toronto S. Newark 0.
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NATIONAL
Yssssrday's Results.

New YORK :. -. Louis 5.
Boston ittsburg-Ra Rain.
Gp Philadelphia-chicago-Eain-
80 Philadelphia 5. chicago ,.
BROOK Cincinnati Rain
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Torpedo Boats Tossed Around.
NASIlNGTON. Aug .9-The rag.
lng storm which swept the South AZ.
Iantic sunday nlrht ioft its imprint on
tho navy Six torpedo boats were
"rcnchcd from their moor.ngs al
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DoINGs OF BOYS YOU
ARE AnfILIAR WITH

on December Il. 1910. Australia had
population or 4.414.OoO. an Increase
in 10 years Of about 700 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30

That long looked for and expected IN
nelder arrived In the burg yesterday.
ana the chap answ ers TO tho name OF
Dolly Gray who was toutel ae the te.+
second sacker IN the .. and p league
until the East Liverpool team went rp
the bad. Gray arrived here from Toledo.
Dolly. who is former Smoke. will be-
placed at short today. and as a result
Kenny Jewell viii warm the bench. Bull
Durham. who viii leave in a couple Of
daNs. VIII be replaced by Benny Jewell
90 right field.
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DETROIT. Mica. Aug 2s.-After Jack
Coombs had apparently won the game
for philadelphia by driving in two runs
with his homer In the eleventh, Craw-
ford doubled with the bases full in De-
troits half. scoring Tutwe!ler and
Iathers. and when Lord threw wild 10
third Bush came home with the run
which gave the Tigers a Q 20 s Victory.
Lathers. batting for Works. smashed a
nerce drive 20 Collins. which took a
false bound ana struck Collins on tho
nose. \ physician who treated Collins
stated the latters nose was badly
bruised. but not broken. Score.
n. II +.
Philadelphia .0llOO1 O2-S IS 3
Detroit ..OOOl5 OOO0n ala 4
COMBS Alorgan Ianforth and
Thomas, and Lapp. Works and Stanage
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WEATHER MAN
BUSY AGAIN
RAIN CAUSES PosTPoNEMENr or
ANOTHER GAME.
Second Baseman Dolly Gray Arrives In
rown-Two Games VIII BE Played
Thursday.

The weather "glnk'' again oVerworkcd
himself yesterday morning, and as n re-
suit the game between the Terre Haute
coal Miners and MONTGOMERY seventh
plaCers had t. be called or.
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Aggic Grant Ito newly selected lender
~ the Tots. did not arrive here yester-
day a. was expected. but the pilot VIII
Ccf iu today 90 take hold Of the squad.
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10 PERISH
Ccont.nusd from FirEt Parel


point ~ revolvers. although tho clp
tain denies the tale.
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Standing OF Clubs


Terre Haute at leland park
South Bend at Zanesville
Fort Wayne at Newark
Dayton at Grand Rapids
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NEWNIkNs % NUks = FfIIHFFt WFTit
In In the seventh for Newark and won
by allowing no further hits Score.
Il a. r
FIT Wayne. q o o o o o.
Goldrick. Gilbert and Parker. Wncker
and Bailey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
BOWLING
sdUsEE LEAGUE.

b " p. ST. C1...... sol cps 90 scss
, Hole. U.1.rs o.. coo OF az .e-,
I"rir.t Whee.irEs vs. Wizards
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The first game Of tho doubIe-header
tomorrow VII Doe called sat o'clock
sharp. and Peaches Graham VIII most
likely work 800 ono of t.e games II
PITCHER Richie arrives from East Liver
pool be may be put ou tto mound The
ioI'WinE Tots are regi-ferrI AZ the
windsor See. Somerlott. Connolly. Gro
Enu, Hartford. Wcfzel. Qulesse- tIar-
grove. oBrion. Fattieon and Billiard
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Yankees victors.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug 2s-with the
game practically won. Mitchell weak
ened In the ninth today. New York
scored four runs and made IL three
straight victories over ST Louis. to &
Ri r
New York % OOoi2 200 ~
81. Louis III q q 90 o. %
Vaughn and Williams: George, Mitch.
ell and stephens. Southwick.
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Central


Dayton ?. Grand Rapids o.
Zanesville South Bend ..
Newark 9. Fort Wayne q
wheeling-Terre Haute-Rain
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PITCHER Jack Compton. star slab artist
~ the Dayton Vets. wiI report next
week Co tho Cincinnati Rods. 90 which
el-h De was cold several weeks ago
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Wars Defeated.


CLEVELAND. .. Aug 29.-Cleveland
was unable to nit Johnson today and
Washington won It's first game on the
local grounds this season. score . to /.
kaler famed eight In the first fve INN
ings, but was hit from then on. Score:
Cleveland ...ooOOO ii = /
Washington 90 / %
Kaler and Smith, Johnson and Street.
Cubs shut Out Boston
CHICAGO. Aug. eg.-Chicago shut out
Boston In the nnal game Of tie farewell
series today. 3 to o. after pitchers
battle between Scott aud Wood score,
r. II. l.
Chicago .....O 0 o01 q -
Boston ......O 0 o o O o %
scott and Block. Wood and Nuna-
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standing OF Clubs
Today's Games.
Tigers Get Close Game.

Washington at Cleveland.