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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-01-10

New Years Party--Yakima of late
seems to have abandoned herself to
pleasure. The old year out and the
new year in party at the Hotel YAK
ina was a social success. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs H..
II. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Geer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. r. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. I. M.
Vance, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Spinning,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Milroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Gets, Mr.. and Mrs. !. a..
Dills, w. H. Kershaw, AL Katz, Elgin
Baxter, d. w. Coats, II. H. Lombard
and Edward nj. Reed.
st. Elizabeth's hospital although a
new institution, is succeeding wonder
fully we'll The register shows that
since opening there have been sixteen
patients treated.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-01-10
Stock Is Choice

Any person who has ever owned a
Black Langshan, has learned to love
the breed and there is a bigger dis
play of those birds than has ever be-
fore been seen here. Langshans grow
nice in Yakima. But these are just a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
SEATTLE SHOTS
ARE LEADERS IN
HANDICAP

Fifteen professionals and ~ ANA
tenra participated In the practice
day shoot OF the seventh annual pa
cific coast handicap AZ Portland
Monday. and v. II. Francis OF IA
Conner. Wash. was ihe victor
breaking % Birds out 81 a possible
100 Seattle mnrksmen held three
81 the FIRST six places made yester
day. The special event ~ 100 tar
gets for the C.hlngren challenge
trophy ives wOh BY y G. Mullen OF
Eugcuc. Ore. former holder 81 tho
.Fuphy. Who made n score % 20 out
OF loo az a distanco Of ~ yards
IN the two main events shot of
Tuceday l. r. Barley u Seattle
was the star. Barley made i45
birds out Of a pisslble 100 In the
shoot for professionals. and In the
50.blrd event for professionals and
amateurs be tied with II r. Poster
also 81 Seattle. Tor The high place
each g.nn missing sl1 shots
Prizes II the first event we're foi
amateurs only. Sid the First prizs
vas won by =. stanton. who made
fss out 81 $50 birds. +. 81 sNc~lp
matte if3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
DUG MAKES BIC
OFFER FOR A
HURLER

An offer OF $500 for Pitcher
johnson Of the Binghamton club. in
tho sNew York State league. has
been made by President Dugdale
The only conditions contained IN
tho offer are that johnson leave fof
Seattle Immediately and that be
make good.
That pugdale II diclsering for an
other pitcher - good news 70 the
local fans, who hope 70 see the
Giants AZ the top OF the heap when
the 1912 baseball season closes
lieayers 1911 james and Thompson
are the TnaInstays OF tho Seattle
club. COncnnnon, Schneider and
Mclyof are not showing the class
necessary to salt away victories for
the Giants. With Thompson and
especially James starting a game, II
means practically certain victory
for the Giants. With third good
pitcher on the mound. the local fans
can see nothing but the pennant for
the Giants.
Manager Giichell was asked the
purchase price OF Johnson for imme
date delivery and he wired in re-
ply that he would sell his release
for $500 Such q price 70 be paid
by minor league club Is really
enormous. but Dugdale sent wire
that he would take the fiinghamton
pitcher n he could deliver the
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
ELEVATOR PILOTS
WILL HOLD A
SMOKER

we lift you all the time. how
give us a boost Is the way the
members Of the Elevator Operators
association are advertising what
will be the FIRST boxing smoker Of
the season at the Labor Temple
hail on the evening OF September 3.
The affair vii be a benefit for sev.
eral members OF the association
who have sustained injuries re-.
Gently while at. work
81. fourronnd boxing events are
on the card. the main event being
the heavyweight affair between
steve Reynolds and Bereo at 40
pounds. A couple o. half carat
boys. Billy Weaver and Stanley
Richards vii, mix Il al 100 pounds
while Martin Leydea aud Jack
Weken will box four rounds al 100
pounds. Cecil Thornton wlll 20
against Young Mcpherson 81 l25
pounds and Billie Nletro who "a
billed az The BantAmwe.Rht Cham
pion 81 the Pacific Northwest" will
defend this titles with apologies
20 Dan Sali) agaiuat Billie Ma
honey % the Teams;ers union.
Next TO the main event the most
intcreat ceniers In the scheduled
fonrFound mill between Charlie
civcns and Tommy Clark. These
boys will go 10 at 'i25 and 1876
pounds respectively and should put
Up an interesting and exciting per
formance. Jack McDeayiit viii ref.
cree ali Of the bouts. which will
start at D. m Eyery elevator
boy in town has tickets for sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
SEATTLE RIFLE CRACKS WILL
CRACK RIFLES LABOR DAY

In tho 500 and i.oso.yard match
two sighting shots and ton for rec
ord At each distance will BIZ allowed
with any Kind Of gIsaslesa slsat
RHO.
In the revolver match. ten shots
on each rang. ~ Is. 30 and rs yards.
with 20 seconds 10 each shot. win be
allowed
The Seattle National bank trophy
cup IT present held by r. "a. IIatloi.
who won Il last year. will go 10 the
winner Of the high aggregate In the
rifle matches. II becomes the per
mRneut property OF tho man who
wins II twice IN three consecutive
years.
The W. v. A. medal win be won
by tho marksman making the high
est score IN competition nj 200, 500.
and 500 yards. former winners OF
the medal not being permitted TO
compete. Those who hold this
medal are l.. v. uncomh. Fred Bcr-
ger. @. II. Russell and r. NJ, Hation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Ny nothing sThe Idea Of nothing at all have today
Both Norris engineer and Jim Flynn fireman. have dlssp
pointed ,he country hopes railroad
appear the hall Of pngisic fame TO
Calamity howiors telling dying
Chicago
people crowd into the grand stand Whisper that
bunk to Sweeney.
through something like innings the Giant Tiger
Considering the abundance that
that the ball have been made the substance
umpres conks that know OF gete
YOU KNOW THAI
championship los in S00pon game
shaefer 1892 81 60opon by Ives 1885, 2s
In 5OO.polnt game by George Sutton n 1907
In a
other his
being S. competitors
during this 1l5 This
line straight rail billiards.
should should
Sporting writer's know by experience that when they
likely drafted There number OF
playing ball They know IT, and the fans and writer's
IT, the latter don't dare mention above whisper they
will be draftea " some team playing In Glass
Well, anyhow Monday tic the loss
and the lack OF loss by Seattle brought the Giants five points nearer
points them Wonder how they
like read that In lndantown3
telephone begin
about find when the
will
Sundays when they cant call
thor that don't Go wn
incidentally may have
al In
Pink One cenavo hnr Lillian don't you
again
Now that Kid Mccoy will
doubt about british M play so long as nothing is done about
slaughter OF that American poacher In Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

The annual match OF the Seattle
Rifle and Revolver association. an
usual. will be held this year on La
Dor day. September ?. on the rifle
range at FoEt I.awtos. the match be-
ing open only to members Of tho AZ
ISOLATION.
Five matches VIII be- shot off this
year. the first being tho Club handi.
cap event for the National Rifle an.
sociation medal. any rifle and am
munitIon being allowed for dis
tances Of 200. 300 and 500 yards
Two sighting shots and five shots
for record: slow fire.
The second match will be a, 200
yards. off.hand. with two sighting
shots and ten shots for record slow
fire. Any repeating frfle with sights
not containing glass allowed.
The third will be mid-rangs
match. with any rifle of glassiess
sights. with two sighting shots and
ten shots for record at 900 yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

mont and who must have the con
sent Of a government agent before
they can transact any business.
Thorpe could have signed. with
the Pirates this season. Ito diip't
caro- 70 because be had been elected
captain of tho Carlisle football fram
and wanted 10 preserve his amHte,ff
standing In another year he VII
be through college. and th,n tho
man who Was too. hashfnl 70 I've
presented 20 tho king Of Sweslcn
hopes 70 be- acclaimed the same atli
on the diamond be has been on TIE
Kridirun aud track.
Thorpe ought not to feel lone
some IN tho big show. Frobablf
nos and. thea he viii run acrpas
Chief Hcnder. also n Carlisle mAA
who has been one 81 C@unis
MRek'a mAlnatays for The last ~
years or -.
II he tries for a mound fo6. a.
be plans to DO AZ present. Of course
be will have the opportunity 10 ir1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
TERRIBLE TIGERS
SHUT OUT THE
GIANTS

On Monday the wire carried an
Interview with Muggsy McGraw.
telling what a pipe IL would be for
the New York Giants 20 wallop
Cincinnati IN the two games OF
Monday and yesterday, Result
The Giants were shut out In both
gaIres. on Monday the fans We're
Yelling TO the Tacoma Tigers.
Welcome 20 our beautiful city.
At last. here comes some easy pick.
ing Reaul,-The Tigers played
the hardest fourtecn-lnnlng draw
ever seen on the local diamond
with the Giants Monday. and came
right back yesterday and shut
them out 3 70 0. Seattle using three
twiriers In an effort 70 stem the
tide. All OF which goes 10 show
that n bali game Is like a race OF
the bang tails. and tho time to pick
the winner Is after Il is all over.
The Giants worked hard to win
yesterday. but never had a slight
look.ln al run. with the exception
OF the first inning. when couple OF
hits and a sacrifice put shaw and
Jackson on third and second.
Meikle then got his sallvary
glands 10 working. dosed the ball.
ana retired Wilson and Strait and
the side. After that u vas cur.
tains for the Giants. six scattered
blngles being the best they could
do In the other eight frames.
Concannon started the mound
work for the Giants and II he had
anything more on the ball than the
average scrub nine hnrler u was
not apparent to Tacoma's batting
eyes. Thres hits and three runs
were made or him before Ray.
mond raised the distress signal
and sent Charlie Fullerton hi 10
clean up the wreck. lie cleaned u
np. dld he MOTT Yes. be did not
The Tigers cleaned up on him TO
the merry music OF four runs In as
many frames. and up went the call
for help again. McIsor was led
like a lamb to the slaughter. and.
while he made heap better show.
ing than did his teammates. there
was no stopping the terrible Tigers.
and three bingies and two runs
were charged up 10 his account
The first ladies' day OF the
week. together with the wonderful
game OF the day before. brought
out good crowd. The same
teams viii meet Al this afternoon.
Ladies' will again be admitted with.
out the pasteboards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

George Murphy Johnson from So.
jos team IN the Western league.
There 10 scarcely a league In the
country these days that doesn't
boast ono or moro red men. Louis
Larry hi2 been a winning pitcher
for 81 Paul fir years. Mike Balcni
"a Southern league star. and Ia
the dcfu'ct Oklahoma state league,
enough Indians performed 20 make
up an entire. team.
About the only time an indian
fails 10 make good Ia professional
baseball IL when ho tries 20 ansasu
averages on the diamond IN tho
afternoon and In the "fircwaiSr
league. Al night Tha, was wha,
opt sockaioxis ou, % business years
ago. when he broke IN az Glove
land ia the halcyun days Of Patsy
Tabean. he WAS accounted the most
promising youngHter In tho game.
booze got him. and now he r. coz
tent Ia hia lob hs a ferryman tn
Maine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Colts Hang Mother
Over on Champs

VANCOUVER, y. C. Aug. 2S-In
a game marked by q.ick and snappy
playing By both teams. the Colts
gathered a l-io-0 victory yesterday.
When it'began TO look like an extra.
Inning game, with neither side on
the score board. Cruiekshenk laid
down beautiful triple and Burch
followed with long sacrifice fly.
Cruick scoring on. the throw in for
the only run OF the game.
Score BY innings.
NRncouv.r ......s..e Go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Ever since baseball has been II
on tho American sport calendar the
game has had peculiar attraction
fot Indians.
Next year. II Uncle Sam Il will.
ing. there may be another star
added to the galaxy OF Indian DIS.
mond stars Jim Thorpe. greatest
aii-round' athlete In the world. has
promised Barney DFsyfuSs TO sign
with the Pittsburgh Pirates next
seaNen.
Thorpe. the winner Of the De.
cAthlon and pents hior at Stock.
holm. tho football captain at Car.
Isle this fail. wants 90 break into
professional baseball. the sport 10
which ho says ho Is just trido
partial
But before he can alxn with the
Pirates. Thorpe must get the con.
sent OF Uncle Sam. He belongs to
the Sac and Fox tribe Of Indiana.
who are stu wards OF the govern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
War Declared on Dental
Prices

Many % the people calling at
our office tell us that they had
been fold before coming. here that
II was impossible for us to do
dental work so cheap"
We Will present $1,000 10 any
charitable lnsfItution in Seattle
If we do not do Just. as we adver.
tise. Could we make this remark.
able offer IL Il was not bona fide?
CAN YOU BEAT THESE PRIcEs7
Regular extra heavy $1,000 Gold
Crowns ........s.....t.., 500
Or one OF our famous $1,000 Never
Slip Plates for .....S5. 90
And not only that but we pin a
guarantee to every recelpted bill
that means something TO you, II IL
signed by tho operator and man.
ager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
LEADERS GATHER
FROM THE BEES

VICTORIA, h. C.. Aug. 2s.-.Swat.
ting the offerings OF McCreery and
kantlehner almost at viii. the In.
diana easily won a i0-io-2 victory
over the Bees here yesterday. To
ner Was too much for the home
team. holding them TO- six hits. and
the Bees scored their two runs
when Troeh HIT out . homer with
Brooks on. Melchoir stole home in
the seventh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
COMMENT FROM
PRESS BOX
BY FRED HENRY

IL was some game-for Tacoma
In the sixth spasm. with a couple
under n tombstone. Jensen picked
the ball against the Durham sign
in center fold. Several OF the
players on both teams insisted that
the ball hit the bull. which meant
$50 10 Jensen. II the fifty Is given
for hitting the align, Jensen gets Il,
II 1t goes for plunging the bovine
itself. he losea the coin by some.
thing like six feet
Mike Lynch Is coming back in
fine style. In tho field he is a
tpearcat. And he IL falling to pop
up" with the club OF late. Yester.
day Lynch drove the Bali out OF
the lot, hit one for two sacks and
stung another for n single.
Million jlmmled Bill WILSON out
a possible safe punch in the fourth
by reversing engines and stabbing
the sphere with a nude finger.
A certain loud.mouthed fan. with
q lavender tie and nose like an
anchor. has begun personal at
tack on Charlie Fullerton He dis
plays his decided lack OF baseball
Intelligence and all other sorts of
intelligence by such conduct. Full
lerton Is one OF the best.behaved
players In Giant upiform. He Is
the class of the league at second
0base The spot In the hunk of
concrete. which this fan calls his
dome. In which his brains are sup
posed TO be located, is my idea OF
nothing at all
Shaw was the hard hitting
Giant yesterday. getting two
hinglcs.
It's ladies' day again at Dug's
today, and. as the weather looks
bright this morning, big crowd
should 80 the turn out to the bat.
tie today. 1t will probably be Big
Bill James VS.. Lefty Hunt.
Spokane won yesterday. We
should worry. the Beavers para.
chuted a game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. r. Clark, D. D. s. (Manager)
i4o5 Third Ave, N. w. Cor. Union
koTE-BrIng this Ad with you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

UlKAtttAstAAlAAtA t1.gt4Afl14aOU
ROGER BREsnAHAN.
4 ST. LOUIS. Aug. 28.--Roaer =
. Bresnshan, manager OF the St 4
. Louis Nationals. 10 slated for \
= the discard, according 20 iufor- =
q nation said TO have been 4
= passed 20 a friend OF Mrs. 4
\ HELEN Brit,on, owner ~ tho =
4 club. here. today. Mrs. Brltton =
= thinks 9resnahan has failed 20 -
= make good .an afiesd manager =
= after the fine start the Car. =
= dinals got last year. Several =
= other reasons alao are speci- 4
= fled. Mrs. 'Bri,ion's friends \
= say she refused an offer Of 4
= $500, 900 from Bresnshan for =
= the plant and she believes that 4
4 since then he. has lost interest \
4 in the team. 4
4 u is believed that Miller 4,
4 Higgins will succeed .Bresna- =
4 han In the event Of the latter 4
= being removed as manager. y
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Summary. Two-base hitr-Lyneh ,.
Ia Longa. Jansen. rhrce-baEe hit-Nii-
Hon Home run--isynch. '3afrfftoo hit
Fullerton Stolen baess - McMuilin.
HoideFnsn struck out--ny FULLERTON q.
BY AcIvDr T. ny Heikla 8. nA.ss on balls
.-On Conesnhon 1 tSiiil. OF Fullerton
) tSelshbors, Jansen ~ Uff Mofv0r .
TIA Longa NH. Mc4uiilnl w.id pitches
--Fulisrtou. Neikie Kit BY pitched bali
-Meikie. ~ Fullerton. Double plays
hcHsitin 20 Hoiderman Pitcher< rec
ords-3 runs and . hits OF C0neAnnon In
IA Of ! Inning. runs and hits Off
Fuiierton IN t-e innings. runs and ,
hits OF Mefvor In , innings. Credit VIC
tory to Nsikic. charge defeat to Concan~
non gmpirs-Moran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
ITHORP WILL HAVE PLENTY OF REDSKIN
COMPANY WHEN HE BREAKS INTO BASEBALL

10 keep "Chlcr' Meyers. OF the
Giants. from alamming the ball "a
all corners OF tho lot, as he often
does whsn batting against pale
face" pitchers.
Thorpe won't BIO the only Indian
recruit In tho msjQr league. A. the
white. suf have purchased Pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS
Cincinnati Z. New York 0.
Chicago 8. Brooklyn Q.
Pittsburx ., Boston &.
Philadelphia 7. st. Louis s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Spokane won yesterday. We
should worry. the Beavers para.
chuted a game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Shaw was the hard hitting
Giant yesterday. getting two
hlnglcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

1t was some game--for Tacoma,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Seattle. ....-......ssssssss..s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
THE COTTON MARKET
Goes from a Loss to a Gain and
Back to a Loss.

Weather conditions caused considerable
fluctuatlon in cotton prices yesterday. the
range being from an opening TO points
down TO l2.53c for october, a net gain
OF sail points, and drop Of 10 70 points
below the best at the close, which was
steady, net ! point up TO points down
from Thursday. For the first time TINS
season there was an active demand above
the l2iac level, credited to increased APP
prehension regarding the August con-
dltion report Weekend agures were also
regarded as bullish, as were reports that
southern and New England mill men
were here looking over the stock. There
was only little liquidation during the
carly trading. but late IN the afternoon
there was a strong reaction. There was
nothing, however. to indicate that leading
longs were weakening, and ~ Inc ab-
sence Of Southern offerings against pro-
spectlvc crops there appeared TO be few
sellers aside from the old bulls. South
en- spot markets were generally un-
changed, and the local market was quiet,
but - points higher. al 1850 for mid
ding upland. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Coffee Make
GainS-0atS Hold Firm.

Wheat prices gained 11aa2asc right at
the start of trading, owing to a report
that the Dardanelles had been closed by
war developments between Italy and
Turkey, shutting out the Black Sea sup
plies from the worlds markets. A later
story denying the closing Of the strait
sent prices down again, but heavy ex-
port sales and the knowledge that the
market had become somewhat oversold
caused a reaction from the decline, and
firal prices showed a net gain Of Aql&c.
Weather and crop news continued favor
able, and the movement showed a steadily
increasing volume of receipts from the
winter wheat belt Corn, although NOV
ing within wide range was in the main
Influenced by bullish feeling and closed
2sc lower for July and sale net higher
for other positions. Oats held firm all
day, with less pressure TO sell, and cash
markets were quiet. There was not much
trading in coffee, sales being only 1900
bags, but the weak holdings appear to
have been eliminated, and the market
was steadier, with sentiment a little more
bullish. One encouraging feature OF the
day was an improved demand for cost
and freight coffee, and this market was
steady at l5hc for Santos As. The local
futures market closed TO 10 points net
higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
New Orleans, July i0-Cottou futures closed
steady az a net decline ~ lu7 points after AN
opening that wac steady a; drop OF hGlE
POINTS on poor cahler. After prices reached
or : points over yesterdays close longs took
PROFITS and a sag followed.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 0.--wHEAT-spot steady;
40 /" red Western winter, So Id. No
Manitoba nominal; 40 g. - I'D; futures
nervous: July. - I'D, October. Is ~
December, Is | ID. CORN--spoi steady. old
American mixed Is; new, kiln dried. ds
1919: futures frm: July, - lltd; Septem-
Der, IS Digd FLOUR--Winter patents. aps'
HOPS I'M London PacIhc coast. q IsG -
los BEEF-Extru India mess. lJus. PORK
Prime mess western, bjs. lIAMS-Short
cut sos BACOS-Cumbcrland cut. COS Cd
shor, rib. SOS I'D; clear bellies, 50s: long
clear mlddles. light, sos; short clear backs.
obs 81; heavy, 80 10 10 10. sc. SHOULDERS
-Squarc lOs LARD--PrimH Western
ticrces ils I'D. American refined. pals, a5s.
CHEESE Canadian. finest white, new. 83s;
colored new. 64s Cd TALLOW--Prime city
32s TIRPENTINE- Spirits, 3ls. ROSlE-
Common. IGs nd PETROLEtM-Re Refined
.g2d LINSEED oil, sis ID. TALLOW-
Australian in London, %hs. COTTpNsEED
OIl,-Hull refined. spot. 2Gs Sd.
London July l0.-sUGAR-Raw.c tntritu-
gal 12s ID muscoyadp, lis Sd beet July
i2s ILd IINEEEp--Calcutta, July AUGUST,
Sis I'D. LINSEED OIL 3ds Sd. SPERM
OIL. go Observation-Disclosures refined,
SID: spirits, Odd. TuRPENTINE-Spirit
S3s nd ROSIN-American strained, los
ID; nne lSs I'D. -,,,, r,,.,, .,
Antwerp. July 19.-PETROLECMi 70
francs % Ceutincs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
.ERlE'S TRAFFIC ALLIANCE
Arrangement with B. q o.
P g. L. E. Agreement.

The Erie Railroad Company has ef-
fected a traffic arrangement with the
Baltimore G. Ohio. through which II will
be able TO handle freight between Chi
cago and Baltimore, as we'll as between
Chicago and New York. Freight for
Western points which the Erie routes
over the Baltimore & Ohio Will be trans
ferred at Youngstown, OHIO, the Erie
hauling It the remaining distance Of
about four hundred miles 10 Chicago:
and similarly the Erie Will DC able TO
solicit freight for shipment from Chicago
10 Baltimore
The Erie has for several gears had q
trafic agreement with the Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie. this agreement covering any
extension OF the latter road or any alli-
ance which It might make With the link
ing up OF the Western Maryland and the
Pittsburgh q Lake Erie therefore. the
Erie will have another route FOR is
freight between Youngstown and Balti-
more