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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-19
Sdgli6er Wfarftberid3t .
Cincinnati, is. 3ani 1918

cincinnati, IS. JuHi 1918.
7ie natfolssnbeu Cuoiiruuaeu bs,t.ben
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htinereH @tiAdf ten psroen etpas bcbers
9reils bsrsdnst.
Rropiiiouen.
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fma!s. - Brinsa Sieam sl0.T2H-
10.sTh Lob.
drcdtHgsfafssuss Gfstt4. -
Warst iititg.-Stori dear SeiieE I24 -
l2he. ibort Rtppsnieiisn l2--l24e. EXTRA
ieorf dear Sstten l2-i2ze, Shnltsru
isk-iSAs. Beliss ls4-iSae Icfe unb
hc mehr o.rpadt.
Bacon. - BART itstie. Sbort dear
SsiteH f3z z-l5hc, tiirse Hippeuiriieu lS
-is1s, srtra fbnrt dear stiien ls-IsEsc
SGglteru l2h-i2Ac uno NeIlies l4H-
i44t Ioie uno ~ per Yiuno mebr Der.
pafi.
Sugar Cured.5lsii6. - gaarft IN itetis.
EninteR ish - l94e, gleaic Shulsrrn
ID - 1916, Breasfof Bacon 2l = 22e.
SGuitern IL -i4he, slep Uorf uui Shul.
iern ls4-i4ks, irotens 2ssti.S hinten
t24.0O--2500
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iftiig. Sninitn i44--l4as, wienie Snul.
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fern iih-liAs. Rem gors Gut Esslisrn
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bort Ssiisn io4 - lie, Bellies 10 - lsS
per 4funb.
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SIS, fstnter fyaRep S4.35-4.S0, syinter
fJaHsilp ts.25 $50, Grtra ss.0o--B.z0. or
ginares ~ TO 2.s3, Sartsr s9etsen YateHt
s4.65--6.Oo, DC. faHep t3.e5-4.25. DO. 10
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gsmiiftss s8-95--4.05. retnss Qitp A.i0--
4s0. aemIfhiss ss-s5--a.i5 per Bbl.
GeiStn.--Narit ihpdner. 80. 2rcrter
xsiuier iO3 1865. 10. 8 DO. 80 -- lOOe.
No. 4 rcthsr 7e--s0e per Ba. ssertdufi uur.
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70. DO. e3k--S4s, 10. bo. 6l-82 u Z.
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% o5e. semifhtss be. 62--s5e per ga.
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65S. ear ssc. = Gelbes Su % NJ, Oar 80
8 DO. ~ e4e, 500 Bu. No DO. init Rpas
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gen Su s4s. | Oar no. 2 aeHtiidltss ~ ea5
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fDeiBes aolbsntorH ~ 65c anf bent ossesie.
pafsE--- Wsarfs itetig. - Ro peifer
441--45f, GianoaSb peibsr 4s5z - 4ae,
ac. 3 weiber ~ - 40, 10. 4 rei6er
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DO. 42--4zts 20. 10. 40--42e per Nu.
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Az. 2 Cars Nc. : DO. ~ Axe, Gar mad
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NnsldmoiidJe Nad)rld,ten

Die 5raucn uuo 0aS
~ auden. Ite Bcnobnbeit oes
Haiifens uliter ben Sraucn ninuHt
tdaIId 3u uuo III in 6cu arobcu
Sanptliaoten Gtrupas 10 aloenain
qaporoen, odB Die Iumeu, Die es uIdt
iIenen, 5u ben ..giel 5a 8ielen~ &c.
rednef su fneroen.es & pte6er auige6en I,
es TT gons leiht uoalid), Dap ous
AbIeancn einer Cigarette balo ebenio.
iebr elm 3eid]en Der 3u9ehorisfeii 3ll
einer gefulfen aparten Clique iein
miro, als ieinen 5hee ohne 3iidcr 3lt
Itrinteu ooer auBerit ifspaA utio abea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-19

Rtnbpieb.--B Bsepes e7.40--92O asxas
Gtiere t7OO-s,t0, Gtodsrs gnb syesDers
t6.30--e.20, Riibs unb ptiisrs e4.00--s.40
&dIber S7.00-g.75. Wtortt Iangfam uRb
faetitens 10--16r nieoriger.
Shafs gdmmer. --Sdoie: Gin,
beimifhe s4.60-6.75, s5dtrlinse s5.4o--6.50.
2dmnter: Ginbeimiide s5.10--z00, Jrabs
lahrs. 21niner $525-7.65. Marft l9mad
uHo 10-80c niebri9er.
8ufubr. - S1iueiHe 10000, Rinbpieb
19,500, SGafe uno admmer 25 900.
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Rinopte - lie greiie pdren lie.
tis fiir quite GuaIliaten. serin9e SortsE aber
duberoroentiidb langiant. Stpders Hnb
5etoeEs pareu in gutter 9safIrage uno CUTE
Stiere Daren ltstie
Stmers 5tiere s751-s.a5, grira ss.s5
- $50, ChIen s3OO--8.5o. sFleiiherifisre
t5.50-7.S5, auserleieue bis EXTRA 800
500 Seiiers 35.25s-7.75. gE.ra s7.s5-s.00,
Rtiht s4O0--5.00, auserleIene bis ertra
81. .25--6.50, Gamers s335--4.25, Stodsrs
uHo sSeeosrs s6.59-7.T5. Stods Sstfers 1926
-d.s5. Siof.Rahe sA.25--5.25.
Bulteu. 3is 3giubr mar sisrlidb
cut. Der gtcrtl Gbsr lanslam uno l5-25s
nienrigsr
gsagere uHo lsid,,s s5.25-5.75. BOLOGNA
s5-75 - d75, gEtra sT.25, istts gulleH
s8.7s--1O0.
adlber Ter gaarit er5Hnete itsiis,
idbloB aber ilau uno 25--50c Hieoriaer.
grira ti025-I0.5O, fair bis sgir leiclts
s7.50---i0-25, cIetndrs uno srobs $3.50
--975.
Aalbsr in ben aommiliious. odulern. -
Banen i04e. prima bis dussrleieHs gl4-
sAe, orotndrv 5A-sC.
z ameiHe. - 5le 3nfuhr mar slemlict
gui. bic 4reiie Hslen tHiulee gretsridaan.
gss an ben psitliheH s2drtfeu um I5c.
5nmere Shpeine hradten $s.50--s. 90,
sutf bis aaserlelens gsrpafungs. uHe ;slei.
iberfcrfen $50 - s.61. gemiihie Ser.
pafuHgsIorten ts.45 ~ s.55, crolndre bis
auserlsisne Fhwers iette 5due s5.50-7.60.
Grtra s7.B5, E!aes t4.50-8.80. Gxtras6.65
ietftt HerianoiiorteH s3.40--s.6D, iTertsI
Yinno uHe weniasr s5.S0--s.20. auserleieHs
iornaeflifterte ss.4o---s.50.
Sdyafs uRb 2dmmeE 3nfolge uns
gnnltigrr Berid,te uou anoereR Daarften pa.
zen bic 8rsiie eeihwddl. Shnfs wnroen
I'M l0-l5c nnb 6rihIabrs. lanmer algs
metn nm 5Oc riteoriger perfanff.
S6afe. - @ytra teihte t4-35--4.40. quite
bts auserieiene s3.9O-425, ,orbindre bis CUTE
~. .TS-375, ihsuere Shaie $3.50 - 400,
1dhriings eS-5O--5.50.
HdsnHser. ,Sriihlahrs ldmmer grlra
lsi6it ts.e0--7.75 CUTE biz anserleiens %. rs
--s.5o. prbindre bis CUTE e5.50--5.65 ,fhmert
brih'atrs. .2dmmer t5.T5--7.50, Qun $3.50
500.
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@eIo .cH cau' uurbe gu 2z--2KS aus.
gett.ben.
prina eefAhftspapiere ipurben su g.
oS oisfontirt.
SterIiHg grhangt TT ftetig. -
Siht su $4.s6K uno COMMERCIAL su
A.s2 M--4.s2M.
BuHoess GbftgationeH tuortH ite.
fsg nHo mnrbeH ruie Folgt quotirt:
Bsr. Staaien RefunbiruHg ~ 100 geb..
~ regiifrirte t1sK--il4H. Coupons ia
gs5oten, 3E regiitrirte 103la -l03M, Gous
ppns 1885, --i03is, Banana Reeiltereo ~
i00A-10i, bo. 3&, 102 Zs--i0S1s.
Hftitnm II. - QlHG beiite mar
Der Wtarft wiseer ieit am 8prmittage nne
bic greiie itiegen. Besen ShluB nber murs
be Der gParst willig. bod iianoen bic SdInbs
nottrnngsn metftens itber benen pon geitern.
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Ghtcaao. 18. 3uui.


@sisen- fir Gull 81 4-S2Kc, am
SAluB st7se; fir Sept. 1A--s21kr, am
S6Iub 924; fir 7esembsr 81 s-9536e, am
S4luB S5 &c.
@elfdforn-- 5ar 3uli slM-g24e C.
ON ShluB 62ise; fiir September 62H -
sac, am Sdlus 83He; fur 7esember soA
--e14c. om SdluB eiJsc
Safer. - iyar JuIi 4lAt--42xe, an
S1iuB 421sc; fur September 42 - 431zc
nu' Shlub 42ke; fir 7eSembsr 43-44Is
am Stlub 4s34c.
&ogaeH- - go. Q Gle.
Berit {. .---50--65e
3imotbpiaamsn. - Reuer $3.50
4.50
Rletfa ameH.-$l3.5) pen gentner
Res SPORT - s2o.70 per 8bl. - THr
suli s2o.50 - 20.75, am S6luB $40. 10:
iir September s20.f2K-s0.87tl, AM 5hluf
S20.STh
S&mafs. - sif.O3 Der 100 gfuns.-
Jar 3uli tfi.02 H-il.l0, am Shluf
sll10; FIR Ssptember sll.l5 - 11.22 u
am SdluB $Il.22K; iur Cttpber sli.l5
--l1.22h, am S6lus $ll22H.
Short RtpptHfettsn $li.7
-l2.25 per 100 gfunb.-i}ir ,5uIi sll67H
-ll.s0, au ShluB tll.s0; fur Septem.
Der sii.55 1895. ON 5Hlu6 sl1.65. fin
CIT. sit.25-II.42H, am Sblus s1l.42H.
Butter unperdHbert g reameeries as
2THe per 4iuno.
Gter-Rarft unperIHeert. - Erbinarr
fIrits 17s, firlts 17he per Tusene.
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Rsp nprf. 1s. 1uni.

Rupfer mar i,stig. Stanoaro III
s14.0O--l45O, glectrolptie Al 1880. Gate
gu $l5.00-15-25. Quitine 81 $l475.
3inH III ieif ~ ti4,s5--4526
Glei itetis 81 $40.
Spelter III wilie su t5.05-5.15.
Gtfen.-Wartt ruhia uno unpsraneeri.
30 Rortbernsl6.O0-l6.50, Ro. z 2Rprthera
t15.75-i6.25, 9to. / Soufhern si5.50-16.0O.
go. ! SoatherH ioft sl5.50-l9.O0.
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abgeihnittener speiber 4eH-47Kc. soncn ob.
abgeidntttener tDeiber 4Sh-49Ke I'M gle.
patuS
Senipar itetig.--0o. 1O2K-f06c. 0p.
2 8O--95c, SO. 75--S5c.
nppfen TIT ru1ig.-- State prbindrer bts
dolce 1912, l4--iec; 1911, 9--f4e: 9aciFic
Goat 1912, 15--i9e. 1911 it-t4c.
Sdute itetig. - Central ameriea 2gKc.
Bcgptd 29-30e.
Geber III ieit. - Gsmlot firits $3.50
ieconos 27--2Sc.
Bort TT itetig - Gamilp a24.O0-25y 90
fbort clear $so.75-22.00, Mek s22.25-22. ms,
Beef III rubig. - SamiIp $22.00--28. 90.
Neb s1S.00--19.00.
Cat Reats limb tubig.- 9epbteIte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA RfnHo, l5 - 18He, oo.
ShinfeH 1916.
Shma(s mar ftetia. - RibbI. BeIt
priiHa sf1.10-11.20; Rafftnirtes III itetia.
Continent $1l.65, 2. u. sl2.35, COMPOUND
sN--9a.
aalg 1T itetia. - grima gttp ,u &C.
eonnirp 5A--6Kc. Speetal 6Hc.
BGumfr off Ia dnie Del 1T feiter.-
Rrtma CONNER gelbes s7.80-770.
YetrDfeum III ifetiB. .-RaFhnirtes 9eu
porf Built $500; Barrels $50; Gales
si100.
Bofte III ftetis. --7Omsftic Jle.c. Ohio
27--2sc
eors il rubig. --struin.O. osw0bnIi&ss
bis gutes S4.25.
Terpen t In iif itetie su 39Kc.
Hsis 1T itetig. - Gtnbstmii4er 31s-6c.
Eatna So --6Ac.
Wolafies IN ftetis - Qetu Orleans
CpeH settle, gutter bis dolce, 85-55c.
3udtr. - Roher lit felt. - Ruscauabo
50 Ieit, 2.96e, Centrifugal 98 Ieit $3.50.
gsclajies' Snder 80 Eet 2.6lc. Rafiintrter
1T feh. - Gut eoaf 5.l5e, grufbeb 5.05e,
ploulb II" 470e, Qnbes 480c, 4ombereb
4.45c, GrannIateb 485c, Tlamuno ~
ABS. 9oHfetcioners III" 4.20r, Ro. 1 Aloe,
Ro. 2 4.05e, J.p. 4.00c. Ro. 4 8.95c, go.
3.s0c, Slo. 8 8,s5e, 30. 3,SJc, Rc. 8 3ls5c,
Ro. . 3.T0c, RO. 10 8.65e. Ro IL $500, go.
~ 8.55g, ylu. 10 a-50c. 8o. 3.5J:.
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81 huun q 8 b oil.

S6au'pieler (3um Aomiter, tHapp
Dor beFsU 9euefi3porfteIlunD: Sra .
70 etsuber aauHe2"
aomitsr: I'D, lieber 5reuno, mir
dbnt Stlimmes am Wsge gum
5beatsr StidJprpbeR gema6s -.
teiR Stitd apfeI mebr 81 bGbsu."
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ghteaao. IS. Suni 1918.

o S6Hetna-9eihte ss.a5 - $40, ee.
HsFdte es.25--e.60, lhipsre q. 10 - s-t5.
raute $50 - s.25. 5erfsl t6.su - $50.
UsaFft iaua6 uHo 5---iQs Hiserlesr,
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Cincinnati 1s. Cunt 1918.
8ufuhr uHo Beriauot u3brenb Der per
flohsneH "a StHnbeu usrgiiheH nit ben
pcrhereehenoen lagsu, mareH lpis foIgt:
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Sniaers 9ramen.

,ifissto" - .aabals uno 2ie6s" -
Don garlps" Die WaQsnItetus
tritogIe.
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Wpnt Welbn,arft.
eiueinnatt is. Susi 1913.

Cincinnati 1s. SuHi 1918.
9is Gituation bat iid I'M bieiigen Gslbs
ni1ftte ntdi perdnbsEt. Die 9sad,frdge nadl
9arlebeH mar nur m1Hia, bod III wslb iehr
ttit nHo iuirb on ben Banien Al b--5H&
soH fnis ausge5iehen. 6Seid1dI.spdpiers mar
ben Sn 6E oIsiontirt Jm ofieneH Marfse
iuHrotn Earleben son cad su so uno auf
5sii ~ ~ plaeirt.
tss6fa ssf Rsw prrL
pur1sH IA Bari spiFhen Banftn psrfdnft.
lie Guuntsrrats 6etrast 40 unb SOC gydrHis
per $1,000.
fatAIa aaf Gassra.
fnb iieiss. Tis fofesnbsH Guctirungen
Itnb sn berihttn:
eonson, 1ase sidi, s4s7-4.s7k Der .;
60 Iage Gidt, s4.s3--4-S8K per q; garis, 3
Tags Gi6t, 6i5 Francs per 500 so Tage
e.ft, bi6 6rdHes per 800; fiir 7euti6IaHb,
Z 9agt Gtht. 4 Niarf s5k-95k, bo. 90
Ia9s Gid,t, e4K--e4As,
1pnnieninrp Bills aaf QcnboH purbtn
81 Ns2k, auf gtasgoru 81 s4.S2x unb auf
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iclgf:
Ginfauf. gsrsauf.
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afssrina esHie arass.
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btlifftn iih beuie auf q, ,767, 100.
ssiss.esfnrsfassx.
etne. Sireei Hp. uno Columbia eJas uBb
Gisftsit 90. attieH waren beute bic eiHsigen
Wapsfre, melhe on Der Borie esbanbe!t muir.
pen unb 60 iuurben foigeHbe gersduis abs
eeIhIoiisn:
Second CAR
10 GftieH Columbia Gas 90. 10k.
ID Cine. Streei Rp. iO5Kx.
s3m ssifnsn glasfts.
$4,000 Cine. Q. 8. 8K lg32-52 o1.
RatiteteuSe TabefIe BON i'm hieiiaeu
Warff bsfiHolihen Bombs uno attien atebt
bic offisieleu CuctirunsrH an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

! household ana other expenses The
+ Iady's wealthy brother has died. and.
believing his sister To be amply hiessed
/ with. worls. Y goods, he leaves his for
/ tune 10 the child Of another sister
/ on whom the family have turned their
backs whea She married 81 ne er do
I we'll Irishm@n and went to America.
a CERTAIN yearly sum IL provided
for the education Of the girl. and the
artist ocrattc relatives decide to under
take her bringing up and accept the
yearly alloa auce. When Peg arrives
with her deg, Michael, the family IL
much shocxed by her appearance and
manners. and she, In turn, does not
take kin 1lr 10 their mode Of living
Her unfamiliarity with the customs 81
the smart S,f ard her curious antics
and ready irish wit bring about q
succession OF humorous complications
throughout the play. Peg, Of course,
has her love romance and the love
interest combined with the comedy
is said - BIO q rare and pleasing
blend.
Mr.. Morosco has mounted the pro-
duction In a lavish manner, and the
cast Is made up Of well-known
players, Mics Blanche Hall plays the
role Of peg" and others In the cast
are; Ruth Garland. Alice O'Dea.
Marie Kean Lionel Glenister Vivian
Gilbert, Ernest w. I.auhy, Albert
Gran AMI Herbert Ashton.
Howe's Travel Festival
The Grand Canyon Of Arizona beg
gars description. Practically every
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
ACADEMY

i'tg U Wy Heart"
Peg . Ny Hart, J Hartley Man
ners' successful comedy. viii be pre-
scented in his ely e. the Academy
Wednesday and Thursday and Thurs.
day matinee. under tho direction OF
oliver Morosco. This play has proved
10 be one OF the NEST popular OF re-
cent veal There are very few dra-
matte offer ngs nowadays that can
boast of a years continuous run on
the Gay White Way. and Peg O.
My Heart" if one of these.
The autntl had a hard time try
ing to convince producing managers
that II Was "a really good play, and
II was left TO MIR. Morosco TO prove
that he hal the courage Of his CON
victtons, that play can be free from
moral problems and discussions OF
either CAPT ri and labor or sexuar sin
and still ht, a good play. and IL proved
that this play had the breath Of re-
lief. for watch audiences everywhere
had long been waiting. II Is brimful
OF clever wat ana humor. and comic
situations. and X is not without an
abundance Of heart interest.
The sc Anes are laid In a provincial
town In England, where resides an
aristocratie family consisting OF IA
widow. her son anc daughter. They
have met with revsrses, and are at
their Wits end as to how to obtain
money vita which 10 maintain the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

cause no words have been coined 10
describe a scene of suCH grandeur In
such an emergency. reproduction in
animated pictures such as Lyman II.
Howe promises to present In an en-
tirely new program az the Acader&y
tomorrow frd Tuesday and Tuesday
matinee Sc ms to he the oHly medium
through which he mind may grasp
Adequately ire magnitude OF the stu
pendous panorama, The moment the
spectators See It. all standards Of com
parison are lost, To gaze at the
mighty mazc Of chasrns produces a
sense Of awe mingled with wonder. Il
affords a senaation entirely uol!ke any
other scene earth can offer There
Is no word In the English vocabulary
that can define II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
Owen Wistar S Story,
The Virginian, on
Boards at Bijou

When Grayce Scott ard her assoc
ciate players present THE F.rg.u.an"
at the Grayce Scott theater. beg ming
tomorrow night theaterRaers Of Rich
mond Will haze an opportun ty Of wit
Messing one If the very best Of the
Western dramas presented rs a com
pany equal TO every demand
THE Virgin!an" will be m rev ex-
perienee for the Grayee Sect players
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

body, when first seeing #, freely ad
mlts thac = scene is absolutely in
descrihab,e In its presence, language
Just Simply seEms 10 fat entirely be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24
.EX-N. v. LEAGUERS
|. DO WELL IN CANADA

Many former Northwestern
league players are doing real we'll
up in the Canadian league. And
there is large number of them
up there, too.
Cruikshank, Fortier and Bliss,
former Colts; Baird, Seattle; Red
mond, Spokane; Weed and Steele,
Victorians, and Chick, Rothfuss
and Churchill, one-time Tigers,
are all playing upon the Twilight
circuit, in addition to many old
timers from this circuit.
Last Monday Steele pitched a
no-hit, no-run game against Cal
gary, while working for Calgary.
Chick is playing second for Sas-
katoon and bats in the cleanup
position. In a recent game he
stole four bases. Others are also
playing good ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24
GERS HAVE FALLEN INTO BAD HABTHEY KEEP ON LOSING GAM
CANADA CHAMP
CHALLENGES
C0MST0Ck

In a letter to the sporting
editor of the Times. Clarence Elk
lund of Princeton, B. c., issues
challenge to Val Comstock, the
local wrestler, to meet him in q
finish match.
Ealund says that he weighs
16S pounds, and claims the light
heavyweight championship OF
Canada. He declares he Is will
ing to put up any side bet suit
able to Comstock.
Eklund says that he will be in
Tacoma soon, ready to make any
arrangements for the match IL
1t can be brought about.
If Eklund is a good man and
the affair can be arranged, lovers
Of the mat game should see q
good go.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24
Lakotas
Are Here
Yip-yip-ip-yeee-ow!

Ytp-y1p-ip-yeee-ow!
The Lakotas are here. That is,
National Chief Representative w.
J. Boutwell, is here, endeavoring
to form a Lakota lodge.
Be 1t known that the Lakota Is
an organization to further inter-
est in outdoor life and sports, such
as hunting, fishing, camping, etc.
Also: To perpetuate the life, GUS.
toms and traditions of the Sioux
Indians as they were before the
arrival of the "paleface.
One of the principal objects OF
the Lakota is to insure the pro-
lection and propagation of fish.
game and birds in general. In
this respect they have been Of
great assistance to game protec-
tive associations.
Many Tacoma sportsmen are
enthusiastic over the Lakota, and
prospects for founding lodge
here are good. Should lodge be
founded here the National Medi-
cine lodge will turn over a cabin
site, and LOO acres of good hunt
Ing ground, which includes a large
trout lake.
Headquarters have been estab-
lished at the Donnelly hotel, and
there Will be a meeting next
Tuesday evening, May 27.
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This is Phenomenal Ray Heating

Here is the sensational young
spit-baller who has the Ameri-
can league agog over his wonder
full pitching.
Heating is the most promising
pitcher Manager Frank Chance
ever looked at, according to the
great leader himself. Unfor-
tunately for the youngster, and
for Chance, the New York club
isn't a winner this year, so while
he pitches many wonderful
games, Heating will not stand SO
high in the official averages next
fall as he might were he with
another team.
In every city where Heating
has appeared critics have declared
him an Ed Walsh in embryo. He
may never be as great as the king
of spit-ball pitchers, but he seems
destined to achieve a high place
in baseball ON sheer merit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24

In the hand.
One of the seven wonders of
the world: A fighter who can
butt into vaudeville and really
pull off good act.
Speaking OF actors, what about
the great Sothern, Booth, Mans
field, Ty Cobb and Joe Tinker
Maybe Drucke of Venice can
pitch, but he has an awful name
to contend with.
A girl reader wants to know
II the Red Sox really wear GRIM
son hosiery. No, certainly not.
They fit hither and yon In the
gay. giddy leg garb of a Scotch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24
RING GOSSIP

Luther McCarty is making him.
self perfectly at home in CAL
gary now, boxing at benefits and
pulling off like stunts.
Financially, Luther Is pretty
we'll fixed. The big heavy does
not squander his money foolishly.
They think Arthur Pelly is a
real champion in Canada. And
Tommy Burns says so, too. That
settles 1t, Of course.
1t is about time for Langford
and McVey to indulge in one of
their semi-annual meetings.
Ernie Barrieau and Joe Bayley
should put up a good match, and
Vancouver sports will undoubt-
edly flock to the ringside.
Rumor has 1t that Joe Rivers
is not anxious to meet Bud An
derson and is trying to sidestep
the Washington lightweight.
Manager Nolan has declared
that Willie Ritchie will positively
fight before Graney's club at San
Francisco on July A. This is re-
freshing.
AID Wolgast is studiously avoid
ing the spotlight Just at present.
Percy Cove, the human tooth
pick, may be an attraction here
when the Eagles commence giving
smokers again.
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s Chatter

They have q pitcher up in Cam
ada, on the Regina club, who an
swers to the name of Beer. Hon.
est to goodness! Rush the can,
Maud Muller!
Sure, Angelina, lots of players
answer to the name of Deer
when somebody buys.
y
Suppose his jumps would an
nounce: Pitcher Beer today.
There would be panic in the
bleaohers and crushing In the
grandstand.
Ben Franklin used TO remark
a bird In the hand Is worth two
In the bush, but many a big
league scout remarks today that
a player in the bush is worth two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24

home runs, sending home men
ahead of them and winning
games for Bill Locke's club.
Magee has been a great major
league batsman for years. Ora
vath has been one of those who
starred In the minors, but he
didn't suit big league managers
until Charley Doom saw him.
This was last year, and Slugger
Cravath has been a Phil ever
since. Magee, Cravath and Pas
kert comprise the best outfield
in the league today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24

The s'Home Run Twins" that's
what they call Sherwood Magee
and "Gabby" Cravath, the slug
ging outfielders of the pace-mak-
ing Phillies, who are leading the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24

National league just as If being
in front of the Giants, Cubs and
Pirates was an everyday affair.
Time and again this spring
Magee or Cravath or both of
them have broken up games with