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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22

What can / order for you,
gentlemen" and touched an cleo
trio button.
Rum" said Jones promptly.
The captain of the California
never batted an eye. A Japan
ese servant in white filtered
noiselessly into the room, took
the order for refreshments, and
vanished. He returned present
ly, bearing a loaded tray and
wearing a troubled look.
"I'm extremely sorry" said
the captain of the California, "but
1T seems we are out of rum.
can give you some decent port,
or champagne, or how would
Scotch and soda do?"
1t was plain that Jones was
disappointed. He wanted rum,
the old sea-dog! With good
grace, however, he accepted
champagne and a gold-tipped
cigarette, over which he made a
wry face.
The captain of the California
led his distinguished, though
dead, visitor to talk about him
self.
eyes," said Captain Jones, 81
took a look about before coming
below. A very tight ship, i
should say, though why she
doesn't sink, being made of steel,
is more than l know. In my day
ships were made of wood. May l
ask how much the California
cost?"
"Something over So, ,OOO, ,OOO,"
promptly replied the captain of
the cruiser.
Jones politely concealed his un-
belief.
"Tonnage?" demanded Jones.
"Thirteen thousand six hundred
and eighty"
"Crew?"
''Eight hundred and thirty
seven is the full complement.
''We're a bit under that now."
"Hum!" said Jones deep i'm his
throat. And again: alum! And
might / ask how much pay you
get?" This apologeticaIly.
sin the neighborhood of $500
month";" replied the captain of
the cruiser.
"And privateer moneys"
The cruisers captain was puz-
zled.
'Prizes TAKEN" Jones explain
ed. "You get your share?"
.No indeed" said the captain
Of the California, a hint of
hauteur I'm his voice.
.'Times have changed" Jones
complained. "Maybe they've
changed for the better-I sup
pose they have-but, sir, I'm glad
I'm dead. In my time the larg-
est ship was ship of the line and
carried 80 guns, set three rows on
side, and the largest cannon
ball weighed A pounds.
when / picked up that old
merchantmen in France and call
ed her the Bon Homme Richard,
folks said we wouldn't keep afloat
long enough to reach the British,
much less fight 'em. We were at
the pumps all the time.
You may have heard of that
engagement, sir-when l took the
Serabis and lost the Bon Homme
Richard?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22
Maybe You Thought Y Yesterday
Was Hot, But It's Worse Today

Yes, you bet it's still hot!
1t was warmer early today than
yesterday. At noon today 1t was
one degree hotter than 1t was at
noon yesterday. So 1t is pretty
safe to predict that this after
moons heat will be pretty fierce.
Up to- date, however, despite
the solemn CALCULATIONS of the
pioneers, the heat records have
not been broken. Several times
in Julys of other years the heat
has reached 80 and 92 degrees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22
THE HIGH COST OF
LIVING WOULD BE
GREATLY REDUCED

II every man and woman
could realize the importance
of a bank account and ac-
quire the HABIT OF Saw
ING instead of the HABIT
OF SPENDING.
When you have the cash in
your pocket it spends easily,
but when you have to stop
and write check for your
purchases it gives you an op-
portunity for a second
thought and acts as a
brake on your expenditures.
The PUGET SOUND STATE
BANK, f115 Pacific Avenue,
will welcome your account
s.sher checking or savings.
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EXPECT CLASH.

MEXICO CITY, July ~. - The
probability of n decisive clash In
Mexico City was revealed by the
re-establishment of communica-
ton with Laredo today. Rebel
troops arc in close proximity of
the capital. Huerta has ordered
all federals to the defense of Mex
leo City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22
SEATTLE RIOT
TROUBLE QUIET

SEATTLE, July 22.-Pending
action of the government on the
demands of local socialists for an
Investigation into the riots of last
week, in which property and the
/. w. w. headquarters were de-
stroyed, interest in the affair has
been dropped locally, except by
those seeking a recall OF the
mayor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22
COBB TO STAY
WITH TIGERS

DETROIT, July 22.-Denial of
published reports that Ty Cobb is
going to Boston in an exchange
for iris Speaker and a cash con-
sideration was made by Owner
Navin of the Detroit Tigers to-
day. mo club in the league" he
said, could give either in cash
or in players what Cobb is worth
to Detroit"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22
SISTERS DROWN
I'm WILLAMETTE

PORTLAND, Ore, July a.
Rita and Carrie Lee. sisters. were
drowned in the Willamette river
early today when canoe in
which they were riding with Ar
thur Hergt and Alfred Mitchell.
capsized. The men were rescued.
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TODAY's HEAT
SENATE APPROVES OF
NEW FEDERAL JUDGE

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July %.
The senate Monday afternoon
confirmed the nomination of
Judge jeremiah Noterer of Bell
ingham for U. S. district Judge for
Western Washington district. He
win sit at Seattle principally.
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gan. I can't love more than one
man at once"
The girl looked down and
smoothed her stylish gown with a
whimsical smile.
WELL" she concluded, "whenI
get out of Whittier, l guess all
my clothes will be out of style !;
that is, If stay there five years.
But I'm not going to stay there
five years, I'm going to escape. "
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SUFFRAGETTES
ARE SENTENCED

LONDON, July 22.-The six
women arrested yesterday with
Mrs. Pankhurst were convicted
today of disturbing the peace and
sentenced to spend from two to
three weeks in each case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22
COLONIES CASE IN
HANDS OF COURT

Attorney A. e. Joab closed his
case against the city to try to col
lect $5 clerk fees for sitting in
the recent election in the Second
ward, before Justice Westcott
Monday afternoon. The court
took the matter under advise
ment.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., July %.
Charges that President Huerta
of Mexico was deliberately SEEK
ing an understanding with Japan
so that the mikado would help
him against the United States 10
Intervention develops into war,
were freely made today by Off
cials OF the government. No cab
met officer, however, would allow
the use of his name in backing
the allegation.
1t Is common belief that the
Japanese-M Mexican alliance is a
thing OF the near future, and 1t
greatly overshadows interest in
the confidential information 70
the government regarding the
peril of Americans and foreigners
In Mexico. Throughout the in
terror of Mexico, secret advices to
the state department say that
Americans and British residents
are in the greatest danger. This
is mainly due to the fact that
bands of rebels everywhere are
assailing Huerta's forces. plum
dering, torturing and numbering
federals and non-combatants
wherever they are encountered. ].
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Mayor Seymour Is
Frank About 1t

Mayor Seymour will preach on
He'll qt Pilgrim congregational
church Sunday evening. and after
being mayor two years he boz
lIeves he Is competent to discuss
the subject.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22
Many Hurt When
Store Collapses

PITTSBURGH. July a2.-wThe
fifth floor of Kaufman Brothers
department store fell yesterday.
carrying all below 10 The base
ment and SIX men hare air@.dy
been taken from the debris badly
injured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22
JOHN PAUL JONES
WITH BOALT SEES
MIGHTY WARSHIP
BY FRED L. BOALT

tbre
dny
is
him sea- ing gmanI IakedT Tppanty
O. the
dns of
Comewt hmep
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22

WASHINGTON, ID. C., July
22.-Intervention in Mexico
within 30 days unless order
is restored was demanded in
"a resolution introduced in the
house by Representative
Murray of Oklahoma today.
Murray demanded that the
government Immediately
take steps to protest the
Americans In Mexico.
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Gov. OFFICIALS
CHARGE PACT
BETWEEN z
NATIONS

ALLEGATIONS MADE by MEN
HIGH IN OFFICIAL WASH
INGTON - CABINET OFF,
GERS SILENT ON THE MATs
TER-EOREIGNERs IN MEX-
ICO IN GREATEST DANGER
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HOME EDITION
iUERTA SEEKING ALLIANCE WITH JAPANESE
ARRAIGNS NEW YORK SOCIETY

Rupert Hughes the tangg and tu
New sham
lessda 'front.' the o Fifth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-22

The Times carries the cream Of
the United Press leased wire serv-
ice daily. The owners Of the Times
own the service,
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The Newspaper Enterprise Asso-
citation has writer's and photogra-
pliers everywhere. Tacomans re-
ceive its every feature in the Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-07
Pirates Solve lgIaiIlevusoIl
And Again Defeat Giants
MCMILLAN PITCHES EFFECT.
WELY AND ALMOST COM
PLETES SHUT0UT-FIN-
Al SCORE IS 8 TO /.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. John j.
McGraw met with another disap-
rointment yesterday at Forbes Field.
Peeved over the loss of the game
the day before. the New York mana.
ger was exceedingly anxious to an
hex the battle that would decide the
series. so he sent his star pitcher,
Christy Mathewson, into the box.
Matty had enjoyed a good rest and
Muggsy calculated that thus groom
ed, the peerless one would have lit;
tie difficulty in trimming the trou-
'blesome tribe Of Fred Clarke. The
tide, however, turned the other
way, and an appreciative audience
of 1900 fans saw the National
League champions take good lick
Ing. The final count was 8 to l.
Boss Clarke didn't fully make up
his mind until the last minute, Just
who should oppose Mathewson. He
had Robinson, Hendrix and McQuil-
Ian in mind, and each OF this trio
declared he felt fit for the job. Nc
Quillan was finally chosen. and he
performed his task to queens
taste. he eight hits annexed Off
his delivery were nicely distributed.
Only once did the Giants come near
punching their swats. and this was
In the eighth chapter. when they
produced two little safeties AMI
these, through the help of an error
in the outficld, enabled the visitors
TO escape being shut out.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
GIANTS GET MCLEAN
FOR DOC CRANDALL
IN DEAL WITH CARDS.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE first
move to shake up the local National
League club came to-day when Pres
ident Britton announced that Catch
er Larry Mclean had been traded 10
the New York Giants for Pitcher
utis-Crandall. Mclean who Joined
the local club, this spring. will leave
to-day to Join the league leaders in
Cincinnati. Crandaii is expected to
report to Manager Higgins here to-
morrow, Higgins announced that
he had several other deals pending.
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" BOWLING.
Temple Team Beats Grafton 1889 to
1896.

The Temple five defeated the
Grafton team on the latter's' own al
leys by bowling an uphill game,
The home team took the lead in
the first game by "a pins, but tho
local team overcome this lead In the
two final games and won the match
by 43 pins in the total. Harden. OF
the Temple team. was the uverag;
high man OF the match.
GRAFTON
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Y. M. C. A. WINS.
Hood Pitched Alright Ball and
Struck Out Sixteen Batsmen.

Pitching air tight ball. striking
out sixteen men in six innings. Civ
ing no passes. and hitting but one
batsman, Bobby Hood, of the Y. NJ.
c. A. nine easily defeated the
Knights Of Columbus baseball team
in the City League last evening. The
Columbus got their single tally in
the fourth frame when an error
placed Lillis on first and he scored
on a combination of fielding errors
and Deveny's hit. AMY two hits
were secured of Hoods pitching.
The score:
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Two-base hits, Amos, Hood: three
base hit, Davis: sacrifice hit. Ridge
ly; stolen bases, Ridgely. Wyatt. Lii
lis: hit by pitcher. Morgan. Davis,
Burns: left on bases, Y. NJ. c. A., !.
Columbias 3: first baes on errors. Y.
NJ. C. A. 1. Columbias 2; first base
en- balls, off McCool /: struck out.
by Flaherty 1, by McCool'2. by Hood
10: hits apportioned. of Flaherty, 1
in inning. of McCool, s in 5 in
nings: passed ball, Wyatt. Umpires,
Garrett and Bloom. Time, 1:15.
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BABL0T WINS GRAND
AUTO PRIZE OF FRANCE

LIE MANS. France, Aug. 7.-Bab-
lot. the French automobilist. won
the automobile grand prize. of
France, covering the distance OF ap-
proximately aS5S miles. In 4 hours
q minutes. so seconds. His aver
age speed was seventy-scven miles
an hour.
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FOR SALE - Pennsylvania Hotel.
brownsville. Pa, fifty rooms, nicely
furnished: running water In every
room; heated by steam, lighted by
electricity: elevator; doing a nice
business: cheap rent, five and a
half years lease Property can be
bought reasonable. Have good rea.
sons for selling. Come and see for
yourself. L. Shickluna. Prop.
S.G.3t
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FOR SAlE-4.roOm cottage with mod.
ern improvements. one square from
new school building. Price 81 600 90
l 5.rom cottage on Delaware Ave
East Park. 3 lots. Price $2.4OO.DO.
7'room house "E" street, East Park
Addition $4,000. Lot 4Ox1OO feet.
Seven acres ground near Watson,
$1,000.
S'room house on Morgantown Ave.
lot SoX12O. Price S3,5OO.
broom cottage. lot 5Oxl52 one
square from East Park Ave. near
GOGGLES corner. Price $l,6OO.OO:
easy terms.
Groom house, modern convent.
ences, on MOrgantown avenue:
paved street. near Owens Glass Fac.
tory. Price $2,SsO.0O.
Apply 10 N. c. Steele, It'll floor,
Trust Building, Fairmont. W. Va.
Con. Phone Cray, office; Res,
7OG.W. Slime
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Umpires O'Day and Emslie left
last night for Chicago, where they
will o. .ciate in the Cub-Quaker Sc
ries. Brennan and Eason will look
after the games between the Beam
caters and Pirates here.
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When Gibson singled in the fifth
and Kommers scored. the big CATCH
err might have easily made second on
the throw to the plate. but he chose
to remain on the initial station.
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The Giants departed last night for
Cincinnati. but they were not In IL
very jovial frame of mind after SUI
feringtwo straight trouncings.
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Twelve Aits for total of II bases,
is what the Pirates made yesterday
of Mathewson and Wiltse. which is
not bad afternoons work.
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CITY LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Y. NJ. c. A.. 6; Columbias.1.
Game Tomorrow.
Jamison VS.. Owens.
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FOR sALE-Four lots in Rivesville.
Also Lie OF producing oil well on
Fordyce land including rs acres Of
oil land rights. For information,
see +. ]. Fluharty, F. r. Fluharty,
administrators of Hamon Fluharty
estate. 7-25-1m.
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FOR SALE OR TRApE-one.balf il

terest or all. medium sized water
well drill. plenty OF work IN sight
Can be seen working. Address G2G
State street, or call on Bert Satter.
Held, motorman on Loop Park car.
S.G.G;
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George McQuillan struck out three
times, but he scored run and
pitched heady game of ball.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-07

Jack Miller made n beautiful run
ming catch Of Herzog's foul near the
Pittsburgh bench In the fourth In
ming.
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FOR SAlE-Attractive new house.
with large lot. Seven rooms and
bath. Located at car stop In Edge.
mont. Inquire Brooks S. Hutchin.
son or Frank b. Pryor. Jacobs Bldg.
7-1S.tf
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

The Boston Braves will begin a
three-day engagement at Forbes
Field this afternoon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia. I; Cleveland. l.
Washington. II: Chicago. 2.
Detroit, 2; New York, l.
Boston. 4; ot. Louis, /.
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Standing of the Clubs.
To.daY's Gumes.

Boston at Pi:.'%a.rIr.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ~ Chicago.
Brokolyn at st. Louis.
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FOR SAlE-House and lot at a bar.
gain. II desiring to buy real estate
In the First ward you will do well
10 look at this property. Lot 100
feet square, located at the corner
Market and Jacob streets. One six
rom house and basement not fin.
ished on lot. Plenty of room for ,
more. Stable on alley, 10 minutes
walk from court house. Will accept
loan Of $4,000 on same. Also COW
for sale. "a Durham, calance Jer.
sey. Fresh September 3, and milks
10 calving time. 0 lbs. butter n
week, l.2 gal. milk when fresh,
IL gal. now. Address C. l.. Hol.
land. log Jacob st. S.2.6t
FOR SALE-Pool and Billiard Far
lor-4 tables and complete fit
tings, etc. All new. II purchased
by Sept. can be secured at a bar
gain. Address H.. care West vir-
ginian. 81 st
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FOR sAlE~ entail Contracts, Deeds
OF OIL and Gas Leases and Assign.
ments. Zoe per dozen at West Viz.
ginian office. A2a.t,
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FOR SelE--Cottage, East Park; 4
rooms; bath. $4,000 cash, bal
ance time. See Albert J. Kern.
Trust Bldg. 7.l2.tr
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FOR SAlE-One five.ro0m house in
good condition. slate roof, good well
water. 1t GOX12O. situated in Bar.
rackville, Marion county. Inquire
Clarence Toothman, Barrackyille.
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Mathewson hoped to register his
twentieth victory for the season yes
to-day. but instead, he suffered his
sixth defeat and his winnings re-
manned ut 10 games.
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Mike Mitchell wired to Fred
Clarke yesterday that he was pleased
with the deal that sent him from
Chicago TO Pittsburgh, and he prom
ised to report in time for to-day's
game at Forbes Field.
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Standing of the Clubs.

To.day's Games.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
Chicago at Indianapolis.
Cleveland at Kansas City.
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Yesterdays game was played in
an hour and % minutes, which is
Just two minutes longer than was re-
quired to complete game with the
Reds here on July Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-07

Rube Robinson will likely work
to-day. The big Pirate southpaw's
stomach has been awry for several
days, but he is now ready for work,
having rested since one week ago to-
day when he defeated Brooklyn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-07

Merkle was robbed OF q hit In TIE
fifth when Miller speared his Jump
er far below first base and tossed 10
McQuillan, who cleverly coveroi TIC
cushion.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
To.dav's Games.

l0.QaVS flames.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
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Gibson Begins Batfest

GEORGE Gibson inaugurated n lit
tie batting bee In the last of the
third and before the Pirates had fin
ished this frame. they had the game
nailed down. The big backstop hit
into clean left for a base AMI after
McQuillan had Whitfield the breeze,
Byrnc chopped one of his famous lit
tie singles past third. Carey then
olouted a hesvy hit into center. ami
Snodgrass was kind enough to play
tag with the pellet. Gibson easily
tailed on the swat. and Byrne romp-
ed to third. but the error enabled
Bobby to continue his Journey
around the circuit and Carey canter-
ed to second. Viox was pegged out
by Mathewson and Wagner sent n
fly within the reach of Murray.
Gibson started the fifth stanza
with long fly that was also grab.
bed by Murray. but McQuillan was
safe when Shafer fooled his hot
buster. Byrne singled into right
and Carey lined safe one into tho
same section of the outer garden,
McQuillan hikcd home on Max's bin.
gle and Byrne dashed clear to third.
Murray made wild hcave over
Mathewson. who covered the plate,
and little Bobby kept right on
through the home stretch, Carey
scampering clear to third on the
misplay. ViOx planted onc-sacker
in left center and went to second on
the heave to the infield. Matty was
plainly floating the flag Of distress
ana he cheerfully issued Il pass IA
wagner. Miller singled to center
and Viox scored from second base
Bnrns got the ball tangled up In his
fingers and the error advanced
wagner to third and sent Dots n
second. Chief Wilson hoped the
sphere TO the initial sack and Wag-
her plunged homeward, but was cut
on when Merkle gave Wilson n lirc
and fired the ball to the pan.
49, Sudse 1HTllllng Une,
wagner turned back when Art
wilson got the throw and u toss To
iierzog caused the Flying .Dutchmap
TO reverse and head toward the rub.
Der. Hans finally leaped in safety
Dack upon third base. but Miller had
sheaked up on that cushion. and
Just before Dots was tagged Wagner
again headed for home and as Mil.
Ter was then alone on the pillow h,
wasn't out. The German. however
was at last retired. The play was
from Merkle to Wilson to Herzog IN
FLETCHER to Merkle. Wilson, during
the chase, had moved up to second
hommers clouted double to center
sending Miller and Wilson across
ne pan. Gibson, up for the second
lime in this chapter, singled to left
ana kommers Tailed. McOuillar
also batting for the second time
ended the inning by striking ont
McGraw was ready to excuse Ma.
" from further embarrassment. so
he used Mccormick for pinch-bi,.
Ter In the sixth. A single resulted
Dnt Mccormick was forced at sec.
ond. George Liltse finished wher,
his Six left on. and the skinnn,
Southpaw only allowed two hits in
the three heats he occupied the
pitchers box. Murray's single H.
inc eighth was fumbled by Care,
and the sorrel-topped outfielder
moved on to second. He went t.
third when Mcmillan tossed on,
Snodgrass and scored on Arthur VIII.
sons safe smash into right. This
was the run that saved the Giants
from n coat OF kalsomine.
The score:
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STANDING
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh, 8; New York, /.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn. 3: ten in
nings.
Philadelphia, Z: st. Louis, /.
Boston Cincinnati-Rain.
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FOR Reimbursement room. Public
Library Bldg. 24x46: high ceiling;
good light Inquire 1913 Jefferson
St 5-5.tp
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WANTED

WANTED-Partner with 5000 CAPT.
% tai 10 take out concession for fair
season. 9Th year, always make good
Booker IA weeks. BoOzers save
stamps. Have complete outfit all
ready. Get busy start out Aug. II.
Write for particulars. viii call and
explain. J.. .. Box 143. Slit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply 439
Jefferson St. S.l-tr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-07

for light housekeeping. Apply 43g
Jefferson street. Stiff