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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-03
For real style m popular priced cOrsets We
 recommend American Lady, l.. J. & L. Spec ial, at $1 to $3.5O

In either of these well known brands offer complete size and model range in the varying qualities priced from LOO to $50
 which combines good style and good service Ill such sats factory If there such corset (one superior to hese) be assured that Loveman Joseph Loeb would have 1t for you
 In these two good makes we showing spring s models which will enable you to affect the new fig lines (which it is important that you do) before pur chasing Easter Suits skirts dresses.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
BdlfOur GDes
 United States
 Fair Warming
Says Theory that America Faces Short and BIoodless War is
 all Wrong.

NEW YORK April 23.-Arthur J. Ealfour, England's foreign minister, delivered his first message to the Am erican people yesterday on his arrival at an American port-unnamed-wh 2e said that the people should not be deceived in the belief that the country was facing a short and bloodless war. Summing up his message, he said:
 The American people must realize that they are facing a real fight and must be prepared for great individual
 scrifIce. for it will be done. we have come" he said, ito help America to turn the first page in a new chapter in rhe history of mankind I appreciate that # will be quite little time before the people Of the United States, to borrow an American phrase, 'Thoroly realize what they are up against and ! an quite sure that when Germany iorced the United States into this war with her. she did not realize what she was going up against.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
-.t2~ E LUCKY NUMBER
 J. J. DAILY MINER

Tae Grzvi1g held st 59 saturdaT evening q E5eckzaa-s for rha Eorweg- al Drawn work, for the benefit of the gan Fund resulted in the drawing o- a1m1eF f as rhe iucky number
 F had 5e4a pEar.oaslr agreed that - order to aToid anT nisunderacaud- ing three envelopes wc1ld be drzwn. tae first two ro be Laid aside and the
 s one 70 be declared the winner. 1E.se 5say SEaTpe's ssrvices were re
 acae4 and the third envelope con aled the number 4z held by sIF- J. J. za.y. Tao had purchased ten tickets.
 Incidentally. ir nay be Of interess 70 s-sts that ln the last issue e the ProgEess.Te-3Iiler mistake was made fz tae eorsn amount realized. The arttele read The magnificent sura of s5-55 Eas realized" 5as should have read s51 -51 as in the leading.
 Mayor HenegLan handed fn $40. aEica had been handed il by the Jap @aese of the cfty to be added to the present fund and q draft for s5509 niIl % cast oa tbe frat boat, according to Dir. " t Bryant. manager for the Hecknan store
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
YRS. CHAS. H. COSGROVE
 RETURNS ON Drf PHlN

Hrs Gas II CosgroT= was return -z passenger sz t1a steamer Dolphin s5- eT=zzg from -1e south where she
 zor= CT less serious op- z-z1cz -1lch 1c~er=-. terminated successfully e-t 5Lrs- co5groTe ls nov z-uozt E1..y recovered and ea!oyi1g g5o5 health
 s cozg-9rs vel; south during
 = esz-r par q JeL-avy win Mir G1zEoF= ~-=z r1eE toured southern =t5--ia and tLsz returned north as zr ss Victoria. g. C. where Mrs. Cos zre entered z14 hospital. and Mr. ~1=z-ore came ugr-h- Hrs. Cosgove 1s-- mite a rMe vt-A Es- brother. T. T. .E1alsz ~1o has g large ranch near Point Roberts. Washington where she r=e12=razed after iasTing the hos ys-al sae also Tls5rzd i1 Ssattle with e=- -c-1@- and s-s-sr be1ore coming e-czisaz-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
AN IRREPARABLE CATASTROPHE
 OCCURRED AT THE TREADWELL
 MINES, DUE ID CAVE-IN OF BEACH
Natatorium and Fire Hall ssgpeared Into Crevasse Four Hundred Feet Deep. Other Buildings Are
 Threatened. Large Cracks Indicate More

JUNEAU. April 23.The Trea3weH the Mexican and the Seven Hundred mines flooded when eavein occurred The oayen started about eleven o'clock Saturday night and within an hour every filed with from he bay All the miners working at the time given ample warning and escaped the last one reaching the top she reached the upper levels The estimated damage re property E said to be f1- teen million dollars
 Eleven hundred n.sn are out Of work
 The constructing engineer 3 Bradley expressed his opinion that buahead could be constructed and the water pumped out when operation could resumed Meanwhile all the men who be employed e surface vii 5e Tus to work a rhe Ready Bullion mine ot hs group. although s leaking the mine is st.n considered safe.
 When eavein the beaeh occurred the TreadTel Nar aoriun well the fire Es4 disappeared into crevasse some four hundred feet deep Oer buildings said e in danger Of going down many large cracks indicate that eavein are likely to occur.
 IL was rore5 this morning that t1e company might acquire the Nevada Greek property purpose opening E
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
HINDENBURG'S LAST LINE Is TAKEN BY THE
 ENTENTE EARMY
British Report Splendid Victory in the Valley of Tigris Eighty Miles
 from Bagdad.

PARIS, April sS,-A report from the sriush and French headquarters on the western front says that with the capture of the village Gavelle yester- day. the last line of defense held by Hindenburg north Of the Sambre river tell into their hands In the capture were included several hundred prison CTS and guns.
 LONDON. April e3.--The British swept the valley Of the Tigris yester- day . distance Of eighty miles north If Bagdad. according to the war office bulletin this morning
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
NUMBER OF AMERICANS
 IN GERMANY DIMINISHING

AMSTERDAM. April 23.-There are s.5il 444 American citizens n Germany oz,y 1s5 or whom. however. were born 2 the United States according TO- the compilation Of the Rheinisch Westiae- Hsche Zeitung- which gives the Span sl legation 2s authority
 The to-al lac.udes lss men 1T5 wo- men and 5 children. Forty-six are s--5sz-s and professional men.
 TAe newspaper points ont that Am erican s--dslts are continuing their studies adding we are still Jrss ing Americans as Of the elaeG-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
CIVIL ENGINEER IN TOWN

C s. Hubbeii, civil and mining en- gineer of the firm Of Hubbell X Waller with head offices in Seattle, arrived on the steamer Dolphin last evening. Mir. Hubbell left here last fall after completing the work Of surveying min eral claims for Mr Eardley Of DoloTni. and spent the winter in Seattle. He ls here looking after the interests of other mining men and will remain q week or ten days before proceeding westward.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
YD-GE0RGE HAS
 PLAN TO SETTLE
 DISPUTE BY OPTION
Government Hopes That Both Sides will Fall ia Line With
 The Scheme.

LONDON ar=.- --l= -z-=z cs-s morning following -1= 5-sc.a=z-9 -z rz= EzzcE=s-=- C-z-z5=z -s g s-u zTs ago szys -Ez- z- 5z virtually -=- T z- Premier L--s--1sza & an E--zc= -1= zoTz-z-=-z -----=z- i1- 7ls sc.---5- g -1= E=- 9-z-- I-@ sc1=-s -I 1e 1sz=z 1- ----sE er--- -5o- El-L s--= z-Ez--=-=-- fur E==r- --z 1b= Co-z-5zz z- T5.= against aone rzlz sa o-z=-.z r=,s-ioz 70 .1s lszizls-.c- 1t ,1= E.-a-5- parliament
 The p-o1oss, VIII p.-t --= 11-= --s zct 51co .c.o= a- -zz=- and ~--= j. ts =zpsc-=5 -za- l--z L-ts- gz--5=s 7.- oppose tz= =cz=E= ,. is 5=-=T@5 -Es- leish=r ~z-I persist | -l=!r resistance
 The Gzz-5izz says -1a- r =-s u-ota1-= --a- S.- E5 rz-s-- -zs yi=.5z6 -5 -z= C-=--=-s z5.z--1z
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
GERM MS ADMIT THE SI IORITY OF THE
 BENCH ARTILLERY

THE HAGUE. April 28.-The Ger nan papers comment at length on the -Aisne battle They express relief that the lines on the first day and con. idence in Yon Hindenburg's ability They all admit the vast superiority of the French artillery
 The Kolnische Volks Zaitung des. cribes the use of munitions by the British and French as "crazy waste. , It admits that the French have had local successes but says they will not nave any more.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
DOLPHIN N0RTHBOtND

The steamer Dolphin arrived from tds s91ra las eTeIilg a5o1t tsz e. zl0ck and left zn lo-F Later atEeE dis charging sozas -EelEF-ITs Ea1s Of freight at -zs Ee-czlEzn whsrf Ar riving from -zs aoz,1 for Essc1IEz1 were . 5 Hsb5ell. C, 4 seaoazcks-. JscE Chamberlain 3E5zs D Stanley. A. 3 Summers. LErs. Cazs T. Cos grove. 3fss. j. Wick and TWO s.se-ags. Lezring for the north 7ers .. II. Vance Wu- Stokes, San Cuyot. and rife. J. D. Heller, J Holiday and |. ,. Chat. han.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

CHICAGO, April 23.-Two hundred and fifty applications for membership have been received within the last week in the aviation reserve corps, at the federal building here. This makes total of about 4,000 applications re- ceiyed at the office to date. When the two aviation schools which are to be opened are ready to receive stud cnts each will be able to take care of about 75 men.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
FOUR GERMANS. ONE A
 WOMAN. HELD AS SPIES

NEW YORK. AP-l -z-Fede.z. za.s i1 -1s.- E51z5-up to1zy ot a.. z5 alien enemies. made four Uc-s --z. declared .3 b= highly import z-- --=
 ~ German was taken -5 r as Es #zs a-sE2-l-g 1o -= ia a automobile After oe-ng =zl=5 several hours as lade a con ==zz =a- ==sz--z5 sa zzass more ar
 1E-z-s withheld -Ls names - -zz==. 1as V1s o5 --=- was said
 German minister
 s --5=-s-5o5 -5 have declared
 = activities as secret se-ucs - have Caused CsrZz- agents -o
 from -1= city.
 Ca= e- tLe s11es persons arrested - Ezz r--+=ss-5- was 2 yo11g ~=-Zz1 g--. v13 has 5@=a emp-oEs5 zz companion bT wealthy Mount F-=---- w3za--
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
Bu The President
 Of United States
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Congress of the Of the them have resolved by Joint resolution of the Senate and House Representatives this day That the the United States and the Imperial Gern elared":
 WHEREAS provided by syseven of the as
 Whenever there is a declaration a foreign nation government or any invasion or predatory pepeaed threatened against United foreign nation or govern hostile nation government and upwards who shall be actually nauraized shall be Ii be apprehended, and removed alien President authorized in such event by his public direct the conduct to be the of the United States toward the aliens who of the restraint to which they be what security their residence shall be permitted and provide for the removal refuse depart heeom and to establish any other regulations which found necessary in the premises and for the WHEREAS by Sections four thousand and yght thousand the Revised Statutes further relative alien enemies:
 THEREFORE that of 
 and do especially direct all officers civil or military of the United States incident American citizens that F ID loyal devotion to thr country dedicated from it's foundation be adopted by constitutional authorities prosecuting the successful issue and in obtaining secure and just
 
  hereby further proclaim and direct that the conduct to be observed
  subjects Germany being who shall be within the United States and not actually nuazed who for the purpose this proclamation and under such sections of the Revised Statutes be as
 All alien enemies States and the laws of the refrain hostility enemies of the United which are hereby which be from time President they shall law they shall be undsturbed paons and persons lection and the enemies conduct themselves United States enoned to the such frndln be compatible United
 And all alien who fail addition to all other restraint or to give security prescribed by xynine sand prescribed regulations duly promulgated by the
 And pursuant 10 the authority ablsh the following regulations which the public
 tJ An alien shall
 place any fream of waror
 part thereof ammunition
 posiye material of tZ) An alien shall
 place or
 any form or signalling device orm or
 any paper document or book in
 III which there may be invisible writing
 COntinued Page3)
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
GERMANY ADDS MORE DEPRECIATION TO
 HER LONG LIST
Sinks Hospital Ship Carrying Wounded Soldiers From Both
 Warning Factions.

LONDON. April 2S-The British hos. pital ship Donegal La Franc. carrying a large number Of wounded soldiers. was torpedoed without warning and sunk. Nineteen British and fifteen German wounded soldiers are believed Q have perished.
 Later the newspaper at Dover pub lished a statement that twenty-eight Germans and twenty-two British sol diers were lying dead at the Market Hall, the result Of tho torpadoing of the hosp'. al ship.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
WILL RAISE STUDS
 ON VANDERBILT ESTATE

NEW YORK. April 23-The cam paign for increased production Of food seuss was given encouragement today s- the organization Of food problem committee Of the Merchants Assoeia- tioa of New York
 : food reserve battalion has been formed by prominent citizens on Long sand William K Vanderbilt has giv- en orders that eight acres of the lawns af Idle Hour his Long Island estate aa planted to potatoes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
PROMINF T MINING
 IAN GOES NORTH

Mir. L. II. Carvey, prominent mining man Of Seattle, who has been visiting with Mir. and Mrs Sam Orchard of Shrimp Bay for sometime, arrived in the city yesterday and expects to leave on the Alaska for Valdez. Mir and Mrs. Orchard also came in with Mir. Caryey, and the party is registered at the RevilIa.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
SOLDIER USES GUN
 ON PROWLER

TACOMA ApgH 22.-sa5urtay even- ag a soldier or guard at an import. zny piee ot elEy property somewhere n the state fred on a sugker near the place bur failed 10 Aie him. An z-Eenpe to destroy the city property Eas suspected. This news caused the coEEissioaer to swear ia extra police men for doubling the guards. All the zzployees ia the department will car - a star and revolver ln tle future.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Marie 1ressler, of "Tillie's Punctured Rom-
 nce" fame and Fat Queen of the screen said today, "If people want to serve their country they should follow my example I'm dieting and like 1t. Tn this national emergency, if people will eat plain food, and just enough. f will conserve the supply. Look at me. I'm getting almost sylphlike" Miss Dressler stopped over here en route to New York.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
THE ALASKA COMING

SEATTLE. Apr.l z5-T1a steamer AlzzEz .st- Tss-=-1sT afternoon q : o'c,ocE -itL t5= t5-,cT1g passengers :o- E=-c5zEa-. J D B-a5-sT. Car-ai1 D=z-=.5-e. Geo s--zz5z. D- Llztc1e- az5 N-s- Nl-a-
 Tls Senator also =&--sL -11zT t5E 5-iz-c, Bzy rizl 71 =Ep-5y==s os --e -4i1Sr-1s -S--i- cez---z=z
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
THREE LITTLE ONES
 LOSE THEIR LIVES

SEATTLE. April 23.-Yesterday af- ternoon, Bailey Williams, Raymond Mills and John Izzard. six, nine and ten years old respectively, while play ing aboard a gas boat on the lake, op- ened valve resulting in their death rom the gas escape. Their bodies were found huddled together in the pilot house.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
JOINS HUSBAND

Mrs. J. Wick was an arrival from Montana last evening on the steamer Dolphin to join her husband. who ar rived a short time ago. DIT. Wick was formerly employed at the Poodle Dog Grill, but is now connected with the Lotus Buffet.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
COMMISSION AGENT
 IN THE CITY

C. 4. Schonacker. formerly head of she Schonacker Brokerage Company of Juneau. arrived on the Dolphin last evening and will be in town for several days. Early last fall. Mr. Schonacker sold his interest to his associate and
 vent 10 San Francisco. When the Riehmond Paper Company Of Seattle made . change in the management of sheIr business. the company secured fhe services Of Mr. Schonacker to represent the company in Alaska Mir Schonacker has q legion of friends in the north who will be pleased to see him back.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
PARTY FROM ANYOX
 VISITING IN TOWN

4 party Of mining men from the Cranby mines at Anyoz arrived in Katchikan Saturday on their oTn gas beat and will leave shortly for Hadley on an inspection trip Of the holdings of 'he company there. The party Is com posed of F. F Campbell. M. 2. Hend. rickson, of Valdez, r. T. NevtoTn, Dia- rnond Drill man. 0. B Smith. and Geo. L. 3lcNicol.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
HUMBOLDT DUE TUESDAY

SEATTLE A1-I -Tza z-ez-e- Humboldt lef- a- 1551tga- Sz--riay gat wt-t Ceo. " Tzr,c- and w3ee N- J Walsh and wl-e. rfrs. ? Walsh, slrs ,. Brown T srro-1e. r s-izz2 and wife and J E 95zkzgo-a $ passengers fo- F-etcb.Eza
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
TORPEDO DESTROYER B0mBARDS CALAIS
 MANY ARE KILLED
Over One Hundred Shells Were Fired Along The Coast
 Near Calais

LONDON. April 2s.-A fleet Of Ger. nan torpedo bost destrcyers this morn ng fired over one hundred shells in he region of Calais inilicting con siderable damage 10 property. \ later report says that many civilians were killed and twelve were injured before -es 6eszroyers were drlxen of.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 23.- According to word just received here the Maryland board of moving picture censors at the request of Governor Harrington has decided to clip or for bid moving picture films which were detrimental to recruiting.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 22.-At the Greek legation today t vas stated that while -ae allies blockade has not been lifted entirely. # has been modified 90 certain soo1stGiEs and drugs are now permitted 10 enter and mail to come ont Of Crsce.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
BALF0UR PARTY
 REACH WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Bal four party arrived yesterday afternoon from New York. The party was re- ceived by Secretary Of State Lansing at the railway station. The ceremony was simple but befitting the greatest event of American history.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

CHICAGO Apr. 22-CGciaIs Of eight packing houses located outside the Union Stock Yards yesterday applied for protection 70 First Deputy West brook The frat deputy will asslgn policemen TO patrol the places.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Sen .re immigration committee this after noon took up bill designed TO abolish completely dual allegiance Of citizens. T. would prevent naturalization Of al- iens who are permitted 10 retain their citizenship under rhe sovereignty of which they are subjects.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

SEW YORK April z3-Publishsrs agricultural 7zp=-z representing
 readers 1T session L=-s today
 resolutions offering 70 -be gov- -.-==a. 5-== advertising space for the q var tc16s e % promote eE- =z-=z-= 5- .a= army and navy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
LORD CUNCLIFF C0NFERS WITH
 HIGH OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON, April 23-Lord Gun cliff president of the Bank of England and member of the British commis- aion, conferred today with the Secre- tary of the Treasury, MT McAdoo and Secretary Baker and Daniels. Several naval experts were also present at the
 onference which lasted several hours.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

DAVENPORT, la April 23.-Four members of the faculty Of ST. Rather ines Seminary. an Episcopal boarding school were arrested in Sterling IL. 9l suspicion ot being German spies TLzE #zre skezchiag and photograph 5ng bridges and streams. They were s-sE released
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

". B. Summers, of Juneau, official geather man. who arrived from the capital city. several days ago. left on the mail-boat yesterday for Sulzer, and other west coast points, to get official records for his annual statements and reports
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

John r. Chamberlain, Alaska rep resentatiye for the Whiton Hardware company Of Seattle arrived from the 7outh last evening on the Dolphin, and is registered at the Stedman hotel.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

NEW YORK. April 23.-Forty thou. sand cans of condensed milk for the babies Of northern France were ship ped yesterday by the New York chap ter Of the American Red Cross as well as large quantities Of cotton and wool en underwear for women and chill dren.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

WASHINGTON Ag-H z2-Sazz-o- King ot Etez c5z-=zclz-=s 1-l- plae- ing zn ez1z-gr against -=--Ez-z- The zs1z-6- -E5-Es E-e- c4 Ci=r-s-vs sup ply goes Ehr- Eos,sz1 and -1s Sca-1s- ZaTlz- c1----==-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
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SEVEN BILLION BILL
 PASSES BOTH HOUSES

< WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The
 ' seven billion dollar bond bin pas 1 % sed both houses of congress today. 1
 % The only difference in the original 1 % bill is found in the permit that de- 1 | posits of the proceeds of the sales ! F bonds can be made in banks not 1 | members of the federal reserve i % banks. The President will sign !
 < the bill this afternoon. I < 1 x | | | L | \
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

FL PASC Ap-- -5-4 1r=Z-z- s-i1- eg Ezz z1c- z-t E--l=5 b. American soldiers -c5zT a ==--s-ce t9 ssF=-sl days q lz5-zc-----z-s firing zc-1=< rz= 11-5z- 5r 11=E.-z-s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
|. %%%=: *%**% {. | i: LOGAN 6lLLINGsLEY !
 :: GAINS FREEDOM 1

:. SEATTLE. April SS-L0gan : :. Bnlingsley sawed his way out of :
 :: the detention station Saturday < !: night and escaped He was being < -+ taken to McNen's Island and < :. would have left yesterday morn :
 :. ing + |: Fred and ra Bilingsley. began !. !. their term in the whatcOm county <
 :- jail last Saturday night :. % :. ... ... q. < q. z. .. !. i. . ... :. - !. :. .- - ...
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
OLDTIMER DEAD

SEATTLE. April 23.-David Kellog, agad s years. and the first man to op- sn a drug store in this city, died here yesterday
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
PLANNING TO MULCH
 ALASKANS SOME MORE

SEATTLE. April z3.-Two Alaskan scspo--atIcn lines have already greed 1o increase r1z freight rates z9 Alaska Others are h=sitating.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23
MRS. J. J. DAILY
 LEAVING TOMORROW

Mrs. J J. Daly is expecting oieare on the Admiral Watson tomorrow for a short trip 10 Seattle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

4. J. Settles, of Seward, is a recent arrival at the Revilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

E. L. Stoneson, Of Nakat Inlet, is reg istered at the Revilla today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

Great Britain and Ireland together consume about 30,O00,O0O rabbits for food annually.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-23

D. II. Vance, of Juneau, is registered at inc Stedman today.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-10-10

The Giants threatened in the first
when Jno Collins dropped Kautf's fly
and Zimmerman's hit sent him to
third were unable to score. The Giants
again threatened in the third on two
hits by Robertson and Rarden, but
Burns strike out ended the inning with
Holke on third The lid blew Off in
the fourth Robertson, first up, belted
a three bagger to right, and came
home on Holke's double, Holk went to
third on Rariden's sacrifice and scored
on Burns single. Herzog ended the
inning by fouling out to Grandil. TIE
Giants did not threaten after this in
ing, though, Herzog and Robert on
both got long hits in the latter innings,
Benton was master at all stages be
ing touched for but five hits, no two
of which came in the same inning,
striking out five men, and walking
none The Sox got only two men to
second base, Eddie Collins reaching
the second station~in the first when
Fletcher dropped Rariden's perfect
throw to catch him stealing, and when
Weaver doubled in the eighth, Fletch-
er's fielding and Roberts0n's terrific
hitting featured the contest for the
Giants.