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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

Congressman willis G. Hawley left
on. the morning electric for Eugene
after spending the night in the city at
the home Of his mother, He will speak
in Eugene tonight, Roseburg tomorrow
uight, Oregon City Saturday afternoon
returning to Salem for the big republi
can rally Saturday evening
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

LADIES' > tailoring and gents repair
ing done at Thirteenth and Ferry.
Prices reasonable. Mrs. +. NJ.
Wright, phone lO59-M.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

FOR BENT-One fiveroom modem
bungalow and one fOur.room house
with city water G. W. Lafler 406
Hubbard building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
All Around Town
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DR.. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly. U. s. bank building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

WANTED--An elderly German lady,
yet capable of doing general house
work, desires a position with a Cor
man family Address, D. NJ, care of
journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

According 10 local hop dealers num-
rrous sales are being made but the mar
kct generally is dullcr than II was n
few days ago The price ranges from
size TO l0i9c for the better grades and
many sales are being made at these
prices. The following sales were re-.
ported today Walker Bros, 600 bales,
j. r. Markham, 173 bales; G. H. Gobic,
10 5dlcsj I'D Albright, l2O bales, Riere
Riewon 80 bales, Adamson, 81 bales,
Evans a jacobson, 6i bales, N. Tok
stad, 90 bales, lee Hobart, 100 bales,
II, Stole, ~ bales, II. stolic, 10 bales,
D. Dranden, 80 bales; Tong Ice, 200
bolcj G. H. Nnowlton, rs bales.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

WANTED TO RENT-Six or seven.
room house, walking distance, not
over $3.50 per month, Address NJ,
care journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

FOR SALE-Fine high.grad yellow
Jersey cow, -four years old; fresh;
very gentle milking % to 80 lbs,
testiug Gia, 35l North Twentyfirst.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

FOR RENT--Furnshed housekeeping
rooms near city hall. 336 North
High, phone 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

Home Wet-wasn Laundry - Under
new management; all work guaranteed; ;
wash days, Mondays, Tuesdays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, Phone 2471.
Family washing, so cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

For damaged wnoaj oats and
barley. 1867 Hubbard bldg,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

CIGAR STORE FOR SALE-Paying
business; price cheap, o. j., caro-
journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

Tickets for Musical Artists Course
now en- sale at music stores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

FOR RENT-Small threc.room cot
tage in suburbs. Address Rebecca
B. Anderson, 6S7 N. Front street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

make speciality Of fitting the gen.
uiuc Hryptoks for far and near vision
in one lens, thus doing away with the
necessity of two pairs of glasses
guarantee satisfaction In ovory re.
apect No extra charge for cxamina.
uon,
Let me give you the value of my ~
years experience in fitting Of glasses
for cyesight in all It's forms.
Iou are invited to come whore abso.
luto accuracy In correcting any defects
is placed above every other considora.
tion.
My prices are lower than elsewhere
for the service and material you yet OF
me, aud | can refer you TO thousands
Of prominent citizens Of Marion and
Polk counties that have fitted since
coming here.
No drops or drugs used, as thoy are
dangerous,
The entire problem lies In these
words Rightly Fitted Lenses, Fitted
by the Right Man.
An broken lenses replaced while you
Wnit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

Attorney General Crawford has been
notified that the case Of Stettler vs..
the Oregon Industrial Welfare coms
sion has been set for hearing before the
United States Supreme court December
z and he has begun making prepara.
tions to 90 back to the national capital
to look after the state 5 interest in this
and other matters in the course of q
few weeks. This case involves the con.
stitutionality Of the woman's minimum
wage and nine hour law Of this state.
.
All persons having subscribed with
Miss Magers for the Musical Artists
Course please buy their tickets at the
music stores,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
Dollar watches az stones drugstore.

Tickets for Musical Artists Course
reserved at the Armory at 0 a. m.
Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

Tho members Of the reception con.
mittcc OF the women y auxiliary Of tho
republican central committee will meet
ut hl5 +, m, ON Saturday at the Mar.
ion Hotel; street costume. paid adtl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

FOR RENT-Two well furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Inquire at 40l N.
Cottage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

DRY WOOD FOR SALE-Dilect from
the timber. Phone 2249.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

PRACTICAL NURSE open for engage
ments. N. r., journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

WANTED-Second girl at willamette
Sanatorium.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

FOR RENT-4-room modern house, $50
South Fourteenth street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

The women Of Marion county are cor.
daily invited to attend the first re,
publican women's rally at the Hotel
Marion on saturday afternoon from 8
to o'clock, street costume. A fine
program has been prepared. Well known
speakers will be heard and Mrs Carlton
Smith aud Mrs b. X, lawson will sing.
No admission charges, Come aud bring
your women voter friends, paid adv,)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

County Judge W, M Bushey was sur.
pviscd yesterday by the court house
clerks aud stenopraphers, who present.
ed him with huge birthday cake bear.
ing i2 candles IN honor Of the Judge a
O2nd birthday. The time has passed 80
quickly that the Judge had almost for.
gotten the occasion until reminded Of
u by the general congratulations Of
the court house fair sex.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

II NEW TODAY t
One cent per word each inser. I
! ton. !
III Copy for advertisements un.
der this heading should be in by 7
Z 2 p. m.
PHONE MAIN 81. !
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SEE FRED, FRED, FRED.
WANTED-Second girl at willamette
Sanatorium.
PRACTICAL NURSE open for engage
ments. N. r., journal
DRY WOOD FOR SALE-Dhect from
the timber. Phone 2249.
FURNISHED 4-room modern bungalow.
Phone 32.F-32.
OLD PAPERS for carpets; 10 cents
per hundred. Journal office.
FOR SALE-Young fresh COW, with
calf. $50 North Twenty-first.
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I FOR RENT-4-room modern house, $50
South Fourteenth street.
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FOR SALE-Jersey COW, $50; one will
calye soon; $40. l4l1 Market.
FOR RENT-Upper flat, Z rooms, close
in and modern. Phone 92 and 1874
MON pT17T M - s----.-[-1
bedrooms. Inquire 332 N. Church.
ron n1,>-,r m---r -, - - -
Ch S hLN .,,., l-lWo wen IuInlsneu ,n1 rTon1s
Cottage.
Mon nC1-r - - - IT,
Wv m MN , U,roo'n ,t uooee, o"r" HRssE pp't-s
en ,VoP' lo'S' ''VS ""'e'' no"O
non nI1-T c,--11 - - -
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IN IN 1I Morth 'oiem' Fhone al'' 0aroy
F. MaIun.
OlGAh STORE FOh SALf-Fayihs
business price cheap' u Jp caro-
'oIInal'
/ IOsT- poir ooIJ-r,u ,,lo.sos oLo,,t
three weeks ago IN North Salem Re
turn 10 Journal oIIlce'
LOST oyo olossoo Iri,ioIs 1ep
y > or aoso 5an,ani ear ,,',9 80,
1ournol olIlce,
FOR .RENT--rrrnisbo3 borsokoonin,,
rooms near city hail 8gG Npr'5R
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FOR RENT-Snoii tL.oo--oo,, -
tooa in snbrrbs ASdroso pohooo,,
p Anderson 6s7 N Front stroet
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! ing done at Thirteenth and Ferry
Prices reasonable Mrs. f.. NJ.
/ Wright, phone l059.M
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/ FOR SALE BY OWNER-lj acres fino
Bargain if taken soon. Phone l9f
residence phone 90.
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WANTED TO RENT-Five'room, mod
er1 house, within easy walking dis
tance OF state house, for family Of
three Address journal, B,
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FOR SALE--One 3phase 22O, 2'horse-
power motor thstclass condition.
=. f' Hammond, 266 North High.
Phone 2iO9'
TOp pawn a -
Im b,'.,,I',ia.,. M luH"e .,5e ii'e'ioom modern
,r;n,s s"'G" ai., "mt o"V iVur W RON mouse
M.iio.2 MiIu e.g2 mn5,' m1tgr' W. W. LATER, foo
FOR SALE-Fine high. grade yellow
,o,t ,pA svTV'' ril I9i 'li'NinE Wy ~ TO 90 iDs9
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The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
EASTERN TEAM MEETS
CAMDEN CLUB TODAY
Potomac League Outfit to Battle
Crack New Jersey Nine at
Andrews Park.
KING COLE SLATED TO HURL

The crack Camden Athletic club of
Camden, New Jersey. is slated to bat
tie the Eastern club Of the Potomac
League today at Andrews Park. and as
the New Jersey outfit are one OF the
five teams to hand the local crew a beat
ing this season a cracking good game is
looked for as the Navy Yard team In out
after revenge and are leaving no stones
unturned to land this contest
Although the locals have had quite a
disastrous week OF II in their jolt through
the tri-city circuit, having lost three
games in a row and having two the
mainstays of the outfit injured in the
contest against Jack Morrison's crack
Frederick outfit last Thursday. they are
still confident of handing the visitors a
beating and everything that is possible
has been done by the management to
bring the Easterns out on the long end
Of the score.
-Four Of the best hurlers IN the Dis
trict will be on hand to do the mound
duties for the Eastern outfit King Cole,
the spit-ban finger who has come so
fast since joining the Navy Yard outfit,
or Buck Becker. are slated to do the
heaving. but at the last moment Capt.
Brewer may call on Dixon or Vernstien.
Giovannetti or Munich will do there
ceiving, with Moran. Hayes, Spauding,
Varela, Fitzgerald, Smithson. Howard
and SchoefieId to seiect for the infield.
P. Brewer. Murray. johnson. Macarone,
Pee, Green, Raba and Hager viii make
up the outfieiders.
Previous to the big game which starts
at .. m. the Forest Service team will
meet the Langdon Athletic club in the
second game in the elimination series.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
SWIMMERS PREPARING
FOR THREE-MlE HIKE
Many Athletes Rounding Into Form
for Long-distanee Race from Chain
Bridge to Aqueduet.
EVENT TO BE HELD AUGUST s

On the course Of the Potomac, between
Chain and Aqueduct bridges. where the
long-distance swimming race for the
championship of the District of Columbia
is held annually. can be seen men train
ing daily for the big event to be held
under the auspices of the Washington
Canoe Club. Saturday, August s. This
event Is looked upon as being the Mara
thon swim for the water artists Of the
District, the distance being three miles.
5H yards.
For the past three years the best
swimmers OF the District have taken
part in this event, and each year COM
petition becomes keener. Quite a num-
ber of the veterans have already shown
their intention. to again try for honors
by having started hard and careful train
ing. This race does not, OF course, COM
pare in length with Marathon swins of
other sections, but II makes up for that
when one considers the slow current the
swimmers have to contend with In try
ing to establish records; therefore. one
cannot compare the time made in this
swim with the time made In other waters
where the current carries the contestants
along at a great pace.
The Washington Swimming Club win
be well represented in this years swim.
as IL has been since the first annual
race. having won the team trophy each
successive year. Among the Washing
ton clubs stars who have expressed their
intention of entering this years event
are r. Bartle Miller, winner the past
two years; H 7. Knight. jr.. the young
lad who rendered such q good account
of himself In the distance races in the
Washington Swimming Clubs first an
nual meet held here last month. and
their teammates, c. #. Runge. ]. c.
Donohoe. r. o. Eliason. z. J. Kaiser. X.
M. Knight, R. B. Krogstad. J. W. Burch,
Everett B. Ansley, and d. A De LASH
mutt.
1t is expected that the young lads
from the Industrial Home School will
make a hard stab at the team trophy,
they having quite a number Of young
sters, who are training daily for the big
event.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD
TITLE TO YANKEES
Fast Juvenile Team Has Defended
Championship for Past Three
Seasons-Issue Def.

The Yankee Athletic Club claims the
sixteen-year-old championship for this
season and are out with a sweeping def
to any teams in the District which has
any claim whatsoever on this title. The
Yankees won this title back In 1872 and
have successfully defended II against ell
comers ever since
They have now made arrangements
with the management Of the Victor Ath-
letic Club for q series of three games.
which start today at the Victors'
grounds. at Fifteenth and c streets north
east. The second game will be played
at the Monument grounds on July q. and
IL the third contest is necessary 1t viii
be played at the grounds at Fifteenth
and c streets northeast.
In 1872 the Yankees won four out of
five games from the Rosedale Juniors for
the title, and last season they landed
the best Of the honors from the strong
Congress Heights Juniors in a seven
game series. Manager J. H Robertson
wants all teams which play in this cSafis
to get in touch with him, so that games
can be arranged. as II is the desire of the
Yankees to leave no stones unturned in
an effort to land the sixteen-year-old
championship this season.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
COASTERS WANT CONCESSIONS.

San Francisco. Cal. July 1s-A falling
Of in baseball receipts, general condi-
TONS" and their causes were subjects
for discussion yesterday at a called meet
ing OF directors Of the Pacific Coast
League. The attendance this season In
all cities on the circuit has suffered q
considerable slump. In n resolution
adopted yesterday the directors OF the
Pacific Coast League requested the Ma
tional Baseball Commission 10 cancel the
right of draft from the Coast League
now enjoyed by the National and Ameri-
can Leagues Too many good players
developed In the Coast League are lost
to IT as soon as they show promise. the
directors believe.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
Many contenders for
MiddIe-Weight Title
Three Fighters m Division Are Far Superior to 0ther Claim
ants to Championship Crown Czbbsns
the Faxerite.

ing up NcGoorty. George Chip knocked
AL the championship aspirations out Of
Billy Murray In hfteen rounds Murray
was being looked upon a. a second
Stanley Ketcher' when he collided with
Chip. He proved such for q few rounds.
and then the bubble burst. Murray
twice previously had beaten Al Mccoy.
who scored huks knock-out over Chip
Looking over the field again. there II
stili another middle-weight whose work
IN the past entities him TO consideration
Jack Dillon In the man IN mind Dillon
n capable OF giving Gibbons. Chip or
CIabby all they could handle In a fight
over the route. Dillon has fought Chip
about seven times. and came out un-
scathed in his tussles with McGoorty,
Moha and Klaus.
Fo.xht Three Times.
clabby and gibbons have fought three
times. the verdict going TO cfaboy once
and the other two bouts being node
cision Affairs. The best way TO deter
Clabby against Gibbons. and the winner
Of this bout against Chip.
II the law Of the ring" were adhered
to Al Mccoy. the Brooklyn fourth-rater.
would be the champion Of middle-wefghts
At this writing. The law Of the ring" Is
simply this: That when q champion dies
the title reverts to the previous holder.
Thus. when Ketchei was murdered the
crown shifted back TO ths brow Of Billy
Papke. Papke lost 70 Frank Klaus on q
foul in fifteen rounds over In Paris. maxi
ing Klaus the champion. Klaus, IN turn,
was knocked out twice by George Chip.
who. in his order. succumbed to Al Mccoy
in. a punch
But as long as there was q question
about Papke being the legitimate cham
pion when Ketchel passed away. none of
his successors was looked upon as cham
pion. The manager Of each Of these men,
however, admitted that his charge was
the real champion: but who ever took q
managers word without some saline
sprinklinss?
The championship Is still in abeyance.
and the only way to clear the situation
would be TO hold series Of eliminating
bouts. The one fighting his way through
the mess should then be the recognized
champion. The International Boxing
Federation would do well to insert a hand
In the affair and steriliLe the muddIe in
one Of the two divisions that need steril-
ization. the welter-weisht class being the
other.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
CHERRY BROTHERS
FEATURE Big MEET
Industrial Home School Swimmers
Make Washington Swimming Club
Hustle for Team Prize.
FANCY DIVING EVENT TO CAREY

TIE Washington Swimming Club had a
hard time defeating the Industrial Home
School yesterday afternoon. The final
score was 50 to IS. and with the excep-
ton of the back stroke. Industrial was
not outclassed In single event. The
Fred Cherry and his brother. Sam.
This pair got first and third. respective
ly, In the quarter mile. breaking the
pool record. and swan the swimming
clubs entrants on Of their legs In the
half In the latter event. Miller. the
lOng-distences champion of the District,
and Rundge and Knight started for the
swimming club. while David Stockstill
lined up with the Cherry brothers for In
dustriaL
The Cherrys. swimming a beautiful ana
easy crawl stroke. Tapped Miller and
Rundge before the quarter mile mark
was reached and forced them to quit.
From this point the Cherrys did not let
MP their pace and at the finish Fred
was found to have knocked a minute
and nineteen seconds on OF the pool rec
ord. Eleven-year-old Stockstill got fourth
place.
In the fancy diving. Carey turned the
tables on Eliason, who beat him last
month at the Washington Canoe Club.
Summaries: 49,.
sofoOt relay-wOn By washinstoa Cub. Tine.
iM E&
ss-yard Swtn-won By Fred Chery. l. II. 8;
eeeood. DroEtad. W. s. C.: third Sam Cberry. I.
h s.; fourth. Eliasoh. W. s. c. Time, T0s IS
1yard breast stroke-won BY Rundse. w s. O.:
second. krogstad. W S. c.: third. Gaines I. H 8. :
fourth. Pnseal l. n. s. Time. 0l.
D-yard s~m-Won By Bammcn ". s.. C.; 50
ond. Burdette. !. II. s.: third, De L4shmutt. W.
5. C.; fourth. GruEer. l. H. s. Tine. 3aS
FancJ diTing-Won By Carey. /. II. s.; second.
Eiasou. W. 5. C.; third. Farrell, !. H s.: fourth.
Alber. l. II. s.
l01yard swfn-Won By Efason W. s. g; second
Bammon. W. s. c.; third. Drogstad W. S. c.:
fourth. Aangum. l. Il. s. Time. LIS.
DFard back Stroke-Won by Rutherford. W. \.
G.; second. EIiason. W. $. c.; third. Bammon. W.
s. O.; fourth. Mangum. l. H. s. Time. O8I6
Hah-mfe suim-Won By Fred Cherry. i. II. S. !;
second. Sam Chery. I. as; third knight. W.
s. c.; fourth. stoekstiIl, I. H s. Time. Bz Is
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
Treasury League.
OF THE CLUBS.
Amateur Games Booked
For the Entire Week
Northwest 5. 3. League.

Northwest 3. 3. League.
tGeorxia avenue End Kenyon strest DorthveSt)
Monday-Inmanuel ~ whitney.
Tursday-Ono Claas Va Mount Pensant
wednesday-whitney ", Brightwood.
Thursday-St Paul " ImnanneL
FridAy-Bhghtxood W Immaauel.
ssturday-st. Paul N Nhitnsy.
Marquette League.
Iobmpia Field. GeorErto~n.I
Monday-St. Martins ". 81. Stephsn'A
Tnaday-St. Stephens "a EmeraldA
Wednesday-St Martins DmeraldA
Thursday-rennaIlytoNn o. ST. AExtin'G
Ffiday-st Stephea's ". Emealds.
satudsy-TennsllytOvn Va ST. Ssephen'A
Central League.
(First and N ssr.sts nOrthssss-l
Nonday-wsreriy - Hzn-a,dA
Tuesday-Cofmbias ~ Sherwood
Observation-Disclosures N FsEorite A Q.
ThursdAy-C Columbia "a WErsriy.
Friday-Emerald Farodte A c.
Saturday-Sherwood "a KenilwortA-
Treasury League.
GAS Diamosd, whits Lotl
Mo1dsy-Ciril Service u Intsrstste. --..
ruesday-Nary N. Treasury.
Wedne,dsy-Lhnry vA Civil Service.
Thursday-Bursau q ststis,ics BureAu A G.
Ffiday-MArines Va Bureau q stafistics.
ssturdAy-0pen date. ..,.s
East wazhfnEton 3. 8. League.
(Andre~s Park. 18Th and h stA nal
Mopaay-Ninfh Va ST. AgpeS
ruesdsy-Uaitsd Brcthrsa n. Refomatioa-
Wednesday-Keilr " Ftfth-
Thunsdsy-lInifsd Brethren N Ninth
Friday-St. Agnes ". Keller.
saturday Fifth ~ United Brethren.
Breokland sunday school League.
tCatholic university Field.l
Monday-Episcopal ". Hethodist.
TussdaS-Baptist N Wesley.
uursday-Bsptiz ~ EpiScopal
fffdzy-wsley ". Methodist.
RosedaIe League.
IRossdals PAyuoundsl -
MuDday-cofumhia Va 81. Paul y,s
Tnesday-Iroduois ~ Holy Name.
Kedne.day-frojans ~ columkiaA
Tursd.y-St. Paul ". HighlanduA
Friday-lruanois "a fruiEna.
sstlnisy- -col1nhiA " hogz1A
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
FIRST sACKER has 2a PUT.oUTs.

Chicago. III. July l&-A recent note
going the rounds that first basemAn
had made q record by having twenty
one put-cuts In nine-inning game brings
out the statement that First Baseman
Porkorney. OF the Sherman team, In the
rexaseoklahoma League. recently had
twenty-five put-outs and one assist In
nine innings The inneld made twenty
fivs Of the twenty-ssven put-outs In this
game. which Is also an additional record
as far as known, The game was played
with Texarkana. and Texarkana won by
= score OF TO I. The data Il furnished
By Umpire James A. Murphy.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
DERRICK GOES TO CUBS.

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 1&-President
August Hermann. OF the Cincinnati Ma
tional club, announced yesterday that the
deal for an exchange Of players between
the Cincinnati and Chicago National
League clubs had been satisfactorily ar
ranged BY the agreement reached be-
tween Mr. Herman and Charles P. Taft,
owner Of the Chicago team, the latter is
to get Shortstop Claude Derrick In ex-
change for First Bascman MoIlwitz. Gin
cinnati Is also to get money considera-
ton, but outfielder Williams is not in
ciuded In the new deal