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new YORK TAKES BOTH
BROOKLYN is NOSED OUT
BY LATE BATTING RALLIES
Giants Appear Beatcn Until Closing
SesSIonS-Burns's Homer Wins
First Contest In Tenth.

NEW. YORK. September. 11.-New
York twice nosed out Brooklyn in late
ble-header to and 2 10 |. Tho
first game went ten innings. This
Giants appeared beaten in both games.
In the eighth and ninth innings x
home run by Burns won for New York
In the tenth. The veteran COMBS had
ninth inning of the second game
kauff opened the inning with double.
and Fletcher was hit McCarty sim
sled' sending in kauff with the tying
run, and Fletcher scored when CUT
shaw throw wild to the plate on Rari-
denis grounder: The scores
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CUBS DEFEAT REDS TWICE

CHICAGO. September 1l.-"Military
Day" was celebrated by double vic
tory for Chicago over Cincinnati to-
day. 6 to and to l. and as result
the locals passed the visitors for fourth
place. Vaughn is credited with both
games. He started the first. but re-
tired after one inning, when his team
mates took a three-run lead. The To-
calls continued their assault in the
sixth, and. with the aid of nm error,
netted three more runs. Vaughn went
the entire route in the second game.
holding Cincinnati to three scattered
hits. Erratic fielding behind Toncy,
who started against Vaughn. gave Chi
caEo the game in the second innings.
The scores:
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ATLANTA CLINCHES RAG
AND SKATERS RECORDS
tBy Associated I,rcss.l

ATLANTA. GA. September 11.-At-
lanta clinchcd the Southern Associa.
ton pennant by winning from Mobile
here to-day, and established three
league records. according to unofficial
statistics compiled here. The team hns
won more games scored more runs
by almost 100 and battcd out more
than 200 hits above the highest MARX
league. according to these records
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BRAVES AND PILLS DIVIDE

BOSTON. September 1t.-For the
third time in as many playing days.
Roston and philadelphia divided honors
in doubleN eader to-day. Boston won
the opener, to !. Tragesser"s single
in the fourth scoring two runs
Barnes held the visitors to six hits
and won his second game of the series.
OeSchger was the master in the second
game, holding the home team to two
hits, while Philadelphia took the game.
to !. Allen kept the visitors run
less until the seventh. when they got
three earned tallieS. The scores:
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) Z VUTTuGT. TIC SCOTE.
FIRST GAME.
Brooklyn.

Totais... 2 I'27 Is Totals....35 Q 80 Is
None out when winning scored.
tran for Kruger in tenth
Iran for McCarty in ninth.
lBattcd for Sallee in eighth.
Slated for Anderson in ninth.
New Tork ;.::::.: 0 90 ia
Summary Error-Eruegcr. Two base hits
-Johnston. Robertson and without. Homo
run-Burns. Stolen bascs-Kaun (2l. Fletch-
Left on bascs-New York. q brooklyn. I.
Bases on baiis-on Sallcc. /; or Cadorc. ..
Hits-of Salec. in innings: off Anderson.
IN inning: off DeInarce. In inning: OFF
on S. Smith. . in i inning. Struck outNby
Sallcc. 2: by Dcmaree. .. Passed ball-Mc-
Carly. Umpres. Klein and Emslie
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SECOND GAME.

Totals....3, ! 4'c5 Totals. q 10
Ono out when winning run scored.
tBattcd for Smith in seventh.
tBattcd for Perritt in eighth.
TBaitcd for Baird in ninth.
Stated for McCarty In ninth.
Sr% yn-k .... o9S 9 81
Summary: Errors-Olson. Cutshaw. Two
base hits-Zimmermar. Perritt. KauT. Sac
rif1cc hy-Stengcl. Double play-Daubcrt
tunasSistcdl. Left ON bases-Now York. S;
l. Hits-or Perritt. in innings: Off An
dcrson. none in inning. Hit by pitcher
by Coombs. tFletchcrl. Struck out-sy
Perritt. |: by Coombs. I. Time of game.
l:23. Umprcs. Ikiem and Emslic.
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CARDS SPLIT WITH PIRATES

ST. LOUIS, September 11.-Steele
held ST. Louis to three hits in the first
game to-day, and Pittsburgh shut out
second game. to 9. In the first game
not local player got beyond second
base. Carey. Pitler and Manager Bcz-
bek were ordered off the field for pro-
testing Umpire Harrison's decision
The scores:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals....a l. 24h Totals G Il - Is
'Rattcd for Regain in eighth
tsattcd for AidridGc in sixth.

score ny innings: r.
Cincinnati ....,........ n-S
Chica go ...............3 q &C
summary: Errors-Kopf WinEo. Two-base
hits-Wtnro Chase. Regan. Shenn. Stolen
ssE S..n nln CO. ,ZE,ider Elsck G[iihth
hldridEe. |; Off Rcnthcr. /: off Mitchell. l.
nv nitcH " nnsan to mcFSn Doub.
rlavs.Grnh 10 shcan to Chase F1ark to
MnrltIe: Trider to KIdun. Time of Eamc
las. Umpircs. Quisley and Byron
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NEWARK.

Score by Innings: IL.
Newark % o 90 IL
Richmond 49,. % o y q D D o o -
Summary Tvvo-bnse hits-ElbeI,
McGa6iEnn, Fuller. Three-bnse hit
Camp. Sacrifice hits-McGamEan,
Russell, BRANDED. Sacrifice fly
BRnkstOn. Stolen bnses-Brandel.
Fuller, Knabc, McDermott. Double
plnys-BrandeI to Fuller to RusselI;
McDermott (unnssisted). Hits-oR
bnlis-oT Napier, q; of McGrnw, 4;
of Theidlck, I. Struck out-by M
pier, Q; by McGraw. Z. wild Pitch
McGrnw. Left on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
II, Newark, o. Time OF game, I $50.
Umpires, O'Hrien and Freeman.
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CLAIMS AND BIRDS DIVIDE

BALTIMORE. September ll.-Provi-
dence and Baltimore again split their
double-header. the Orioles winning the
first rather easily through Dan Tip
pies mastery hurting. to |. and
dropping the second to the CLAIMS,
to .. Triple tried the iron-man stunt,
but failed. Gregg famed eleven Ori-
oles and allowed but five hits. The
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NEWARK.

Newark .......1 . I o o o o o.
Richnond .....O D q D D D D 90
Summary; Two-basc hits-Dank-
ston. Fuller Callahan. Thrce-basc
hNs-Braudcl, Camp. Sacrifice hits
-Getx, : IN II w d, BLACKWELL.
stolen basc-FulIcr. Double plays
McGamEan tunasnisted); BRANDED to
Russell. Bases ON bRIls-oH JollfH,
B; off Smnllwood, I. Struck Out-by
JolIiT, 3, by Smnliwood, ;. Passed
ball-Reynolds. Wild pitch-JoiliH.
Left on bascs-Rfchmond. 3; New
ark, IL. Time Of game, 1915. I'm
pires, Freeman md O'Brien.
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YANKS AGAIN WIN BOTH

PHILADELPHIA. September H.
New York again won Il double hcader
from Philadelphia to-day, l to 0 and
to !. Tie visitors got their run in
the first game, when Bush made wild
pitch with the bases filled. Miller scor-
ing. Shockcr was effective in the sec
cnd game with men on the bases
During the batting practice HcndryX
had his shoulder hurt when q bat slip
ped from the hands OF New York
player. The scores:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals % I is Totals "A 4 q y IL

TOtaIs....- Il Ie TotaIS.,..1a u 3 "a TO
.na,tcd for Allen In the seventh.
Philadelphia .......... % Is
Boston ................. q 0 OIL
Summary: Error-Maranville. Two-hase
Mt-Schulte. Thrce-base hit-Rancroft. Sac
rince hIts-Ocschgcr. Schultz. Stolen hascs-
MaranvilI- Kelly. Evers. Stock. Pases on
haI,s--on Ocsrhrcr. 4: Oft Allen. :: off walsh.
v Iiits--oH Allen. In innings: OF walsh
in f: innings. Struck out-by Ocsrhccr. s;
~ Allen. s. Double plav-Mcycrs to Maran
vile TO Eonet"hv Passed balls-Mcvcrs. ..
Wild ri'ch-walsh. M bv pitcher--hv
Walsh I Gmdernsl. Ttine of game. &c.
Umrir"s. Rirer and Bransfleld.
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nestle troubles. He agreed to pay his
former wife $50 month alimon3.
transfer certain real estate to her and
pay 5000 court costs.
INDIANS WILL PLAY REDS
Cleveland and Cincinnati to stage Pest
senson Series for Cham-
pionship OF Ohio.
IBy AssocIated prcv.I

Iby Associated Press
G FL G AG o. September 1.-The
Cleveland Americans and the Cincin-
natl Nationals will play a post-season
series for the championship of Ohio.
after the present baseball season
closes. according to Secretary BAN
croft. OF the Cincinnati club. Mr. Bans
croft said the details will he settled
at meeting In Cincinnati on Septcm.
Der 20. Seven games will be played
Commission.
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Score by innings: r..
Washington .;....... o 1t
Summary: Errors - AEncw. II. Milan.
Shanks. Rice. Morgan. Left on bascs-Ros-
ton. 4: washington. .. BASES on ba'ls--oH
Leonard. |: on Johnson. =. Struck out-hy
Leonard. ?: by johnson. 2. Two-base hits
Johnson 90. ". Milan. Charity. Sacrifice
hit-Fostcr. Stolen bascs-Ciardncr. Foster
and Charity Wild nitch--Iconard. TIM
rircs. Moriarty and oLoushlin. Time Of
rs M
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FIRST CANE
Scnre h. IN

Providncs ............0 0 o o O q ii
Baltimore .............o o 0 II
Summary: Errors-Onslow, Twombly.
T.o.base hits-MeAyoy Tutwiler,, Stolen
hase-Acosta. Double plays-McAvoy to
shannon: Twombiy TO Massey; Triple 10
Fewster TO BENTLEY. Bases on bails-oH
Schultz, 4; off Muhircnnan. !: off Triple
Struck out-by Schultz. .: by Muhlrennan
| by Triple, ]. Left on bases-Providence
- Baltimore. S. Time. 1870. Umpires
Mullen and Hart.
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RICHMOND TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 1917
How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

SS swn. I: klShmond. first camel.
Toronto, 10; Montreal. g tiirst EameJ.
toronto. 3; Montreal, tseconI Eaine).
Bat more. 4: Providence, 1 (tirst game). .
baltimore. =: Providence. isecond
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
. New York Mt PHILADELPHIA
(Only three games scietfuied.)
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Co. Double plays-Baird. Miller TO PauIettc:
Carlson. Wagner TO Mollwitz. Bases on ba lis
of lIorstman. 2; off Carlson. 3. Struck
ou,-5y IAines. :; by Horstman. 3; by Carl
on bases-St. Louis. B: Pittsburgh. G. Timo
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SECOND GAME.

Totals.....o ] q l. Totals. 8 81 3
.Ratted for tiriffth In ninth.
Score nv inninEs r.
Cincinnati ............. q q a q n-i
Chicago ............... 2 q o IS
summary: Errors-Kopf fo), Chase. Ellcr
Chase Bascs on balls-on Toney. ,: off
VAUGHN. 3 Struck out-hy Tonev. l. b.
Vcm~hn. .: hr Filler. . HIT bv pitched bn u
-ki,dun. Passed hal!s-winro f2>. Smith.
Wild ritrh-Nauchn. Timc of game. las.
''""i-cs pr-Hr aLd OuiClcv.
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FIRST GAME.
81 Ionis pitfShrySb
Totals. 30 0 3 q Is Totals..S6 3 ia 81
'Batted for Doak in eighth
tBatted for Flynn in fifth.

Score by innings: r.
81 1oai:. 9 Ia
Summary: Frrors-Hornsby (2). Two-base
hits-Stee!e. King. Pauette. Sacrifice hit
Moilwitz. Stolen base-Flynn. Double inlay
Miller to Paulctte. Hit by pitcher--by Steele
fMllcr). Bases on balis-oT Doak, 3: on
steele. J. Struck out--by Doak, .: by Steele.
&. Pitching record-ofi Doak. 10 hits in !
innings. Left on bases--St. Louis. 4: Pitts
hurEh. IL Time or game. 900. Empires
Harrison and O'Day
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BlsoNs LOSE IN NINTH

BUFFALO, September ll.-Mike Doc.
lans Hustlers made 1t two out Of three
to-day by nosing out the Bisons In
the ninth by a score of z to g. A
two. base drive by Rodriauez In the
ninth scored the deciding runs. The
(Continued on Ninth PaKe.l
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TORONTO INCREASES LEAD

y TORONTO. September l1.-Toron,o
further increased it's lead in the In.
transitional League to-day, beating
Baltimore and Providence broke even,
The Royals knocked Justin out of the
box in the third. but Warhop was not
sscored on until the eighth. when
two runs. Thompson and Hersche bat
tied evenly in the second game ex.
scept in the second inning, when a
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....o9 3 5 "a II Totals 81 "a

Montreal ::";:...::...;,o o % Ii
Damrau. Bases baiis-oH Thompson. /:
off IIcrschc. :. Struck out-by Thompson
!: by ITcrschc. g. Stolen base-Jacobson.
Double pay-Damrau tuna ssisted). First
base on errors-Toronto. ]. Left la SOS
Toronto. 5: Montreal. I. Time OF game, 1:I5.
Imprcs. McRrde and Carpenter.
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SECOND GAME.

Summary: Errors-Twombiy Gregg. Bent
ley Lowry Two.base hits-Bues. GrerG.
Home run--Gregg. Stolen base-Eayrs.
Double plays-Cooney to Massey; Fewster
to Bentley. Bases on balls--on Gregg. I:
off Triple, 3. Struck out-by Gregg, II: by
Tippis. ,; Passed bail-Mayer. Left on
bases-Baltimore:5 8: Providence. 1.. Time,
lG5. Umpires Hart and Mullen
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Rochester. 4: Buffalo. @.
STANDING OF CLUBS

denotes two games. Even break: Balti-
Richmond, .3B5.
WAEkE THEY PLAx TODAY
Richmond Mt Baltimore e yames).
Buffalo Mt Rochester ((2 gaIncs)
Montreal at Toronto.
Newark mt Providepre
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Brooklyn mt New York.
Cincinnati AT Chicago.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
ONLY threc Enmes schc,luird.)
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Totals. ...37 6l2 "a 10 Totals. 81 10 II 81
ne In nj

Montreal .............. o o 4 o 0 o 0 . &C
Summary: Error,-Iiowley. Murray ts).
s H9mE run IN Holden M, Thtee-sass o hit. hit.
s.whitcman Sacrifice hits-Lajoie az.
ninEs. Bases on balls-ofr WARRIOR. .: OH
Corner, 4. Struck out-by Corner. 2. Hit
by pttchcr-hy Justin. (McAuloy): by Ger
nor. l (LalonSe). Left on bases-Montrcai.
o: Toronto, 5. Time OF game. 1850. Umpires,
Carpenter and Mcbride
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
ten innings).
SsE York: e; Brooklyn. tscond .amc,.
Chicago. .: Cincinnati, 1 (second gnme)
II. Louis. I; Pittsburgh. 8 (flrst gume).
Boston. 2: rhiiodeiphla. (iirst gamc).
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FIRST GAME.
rw York. phiInieInlIn
Totals....32 | S II II Totals....3e o Z" -
'Battcd for Myers In seventh.
tBa'ted for Bush in seventh
.Battcd for Jameson in seventh

Score by inninGs r.
My Ss, , York =, ah,. .......... / o 81
pnlladclphta .......... " " " %
Summary: Frror--Ratcs. Twobasc hit
Bodic. Sacrifice hits-Hich t2s. Stolen
bascs-McycrS. Pcck!npauch. SchanE. Wild
ptch-Rusn. Bases on hals-on Culop. .;
on Bush. 3. Struck oui--by Cullop. :: by
Rush. 7: by Sciboid. !. Left ~ basrs-Ncw
York: .: Philadelphia, I. EMPIRES. Connolly
and Nalin.
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IRST GAME


.Rattcd for Rixcy In eighth.
tran for Ludcrus I'm ninth.
F FST'"n ::::::::..:.::S 9 II II
Summary: Errors-Rancrott (9. Flyers.
Rchg. Tso.base h!t-schulte: Threc-hase
hit-Maranvilie. Bascs on balls-oT Rixev.
nv Rarncs. 3. Sacrifice hits-RawlinEs.
Eonetchy. Double piay-Stock to Bancroft:
game. lac. limp res. Rtgler and Bransfeld
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American League
RESrITS NESrEnn.u

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York, 1: PHILADELPHIA, O (arst cnme>
New York. 4; Phiiadelphin. tsccond
W abhinEton. 4; Boston. g..
Cleveland, /: Detroit. o.
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& Southern Aasociation
At New OrleanS-New Orleans. 3:
/ Birmingham, o.
At AtlantA--Atlanta,4 a; Mobile, %.
Little Rock-Lfttie Rock. 9:
j.
N.Y. koaiZ tAnsA echsAulsd.l
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 80 4 - IL TotaIs....al ST l6
Rated for Haley in seventh
tBattcd for Ncycs In seventh.
Score by innings: n
New York. ............ q n n III
Philadelphia .......... n n O-i
Summary: Error-W. Mcyors Two ha So
hita-NunanNakcr. Pirp and Schang Sacri-
CONTINUED on Ninth Pacc0
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SECOND GAME.
Totals;..;s s ss7n Tc.als...sa 6 "a /

Score nv innings: r.
Pittsburgh ...........o %
Su m m ry: Errors - Hornsby,1 Boecki.,
T,seheE ts, Tws.sssse h.t s,;s. gsi!s
Cruise. sscriiee ayttI .ons. stolen bssos-,,
Hesnsby. Gonzales ~. Flaokar. Moliwitx
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WRIST CAME

combination of hits and errors gave
the Leafs three runs and the game.
The scores:
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,rotnla3o 3 oi2h s

'Battcd for Agnew in eighth.
tone out whom winning run scored.
tRatted for II. Milan I'm ninth.
IRAN for Henry In ninth.
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Cheney To Fay Alimony.
OAKLAND. FLA. September H.
Larry Cheney, pitcher Of the Brooklyn
Nationals. to-day settled up his do
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-26

Did you vote dry, bone-dry or for sprinkler system? Hear the lecture at the Methodist church at s o'clock this evening and learn the opinions of the law makers at Washington. It
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-26
Catholic Church

Sundays-Communion Mass at S:3O, Mass and sermon at 1O:8O a. m. Sun day school after mass. Rosary. in- struction and benediction at 7:S0 p, m. Week days-Daily mass at 7:30.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-26

Two Japanese residents of Wran- gell surprised the people of that com munity recently by coming forward and joining the local militia.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-26
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Robert Nicholson of Mills creek ar rived in town yesterday.
 *
 Bob Ashland arrived on the Alaska from Anchorage last night to spend some time looking after his interests here.
 The Arctic Brotherhood lodge will give a dance tonight in their hall to which every one is cordially invited. W. II. James left on the Alaska last night on a business trip to Latouche. The Pennsylvania sailed for the fishing banks this morning.
 Repairs on the track at Mile 9 to damage caused by the firing of a coyote blast will be completed so that the passenger train will leave Wedncs- day morning.
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Social Chat

The regular study meeting of the Seward Woman's club was postponed in order that the members could at tend the address given by Mrs Cor nelia Hatcher yesterday afternoon in Van Glider hall The subject of her address was "Patriotism's Call to Womanhood" and was thoroughly en- joyed and appreciated by most of the club members and a good many inter ested visitors.
 -:-
 Miss Sylvia Wold will entertain the Bridge club this afternoon at the Butts residence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gustave Seiffert and son "Binks" passed through on one of the last boats for Anchorage. The Seifferts have spent the winter in St.. Louis, New York and other eastern cities. Mir. Seiffert is connected with the St. Louis Mining & Milling Co.,, which has been operating an eXten- sive hydraulic plant on Resurrection creek for several years.
 According to Dan Vucetich, former ly of Seward, the Admiral Farragut, which is due tonight is bringing an Italian band of 16 pieces which is con- sidered the best in Alaska, competing with Juneau, Wrangell, Trcadwell and other bands in numerous contests. We hope we can persuade them to give us a small concert before the boat leaves.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-26

Proof of labor blanks for sale at
 Gateway.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-26

Miss Sylvia Wold will entertain the Bridge club. this afternoon at the Butts residence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-09
STABBING CASE TOGO
TO GRAND JURY TODAY

City Attorney Arthur NJ Brown
this afternoon was to present to the
territorial grand jury the case of
Francisco Melcardo, a Filipino, who
is charged with first degree murder.
Melcardo is alleged to have stabbed
Anna Villacuna, Filipino woman,
and Seriaco Paso in a room in the
Majestic hotel yesterday afternoon.
The city attorney may also present
the cases of three chauffeurs who
were mentioned during the trial of a
Hawaiian named Kemp, who was
convicted of soliciting. These chauf-
feurs are alleged to have transported
Mrs. Kemp for immoral purposes at
the instance of the husband.
Other cases to be presented include
those of LeVey Anderson, charged
with first degree larceny for the al
legged theft Of a metal bank contain
ing $95; H. Harrison and Ashford
Coakley, charged with first degree
larceny for the alleged theft of plumb
ing material from the Honolulu Iron
Works; Vincente, Filipino, charged
with an assault with a gin bottle. A
robbery case and burglary case may
also be presented
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.WAIPAHU Chinese
KNITTED TO DEATH

Deputy Sheriff John Fernandez OF
Eva is searching for the murderer OF
Lum Piu, a Chinese, who was stabbed
eight times with cane knife at Wal
pahu on October %, and who died
two days later of his wounds. Accord
ing to the local police, Japanese is
suspected of the crime.
Lum Pin had been an employe OF
the Waipahu plantation for about 10
years. On the night of the murder he
went to buy meat soup from Chi.
nese soup vendor. The vendor had
none and asked Lum Piu to mind his
wagon while he went to the market
to purchase some meat.
While the vendor was gone two
Chinese came up to buy soup. As
Lum Piu was serving the second one
man jumped out from some nearby
shrubbery and slashed him eight
times with a weapon, believed to
have been a cane knife. The assail-
ant made his escape. Lum Piu died
on October 80
The man who welded the cane
knife is believed to have had quar-
rel with the owner of the soup wagon,
and mistook Lum Piu for the owner
when he did the cutting
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of the world. His words are coming
true said Senator King.
Henry Fountaine Ashurst United
States senator from Arizona, was
born in Winnemucca, New; studied
law in Stockton and in odd moments
earned money as lumberJack, cow
boy and newspaper reporter. lie
boasts sthat in his first year as prac-
Using attorney in Arizona he aver
aged in the neighborhood OF $40
month in fees. But the people liked
him and they trusted him, and when
Arizona became a State they sent
him as their first senator to Wash
ington. H.. 81.
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William H. King is another United
States senator who has class to him.
One of his Salt Lake admirers says
that not even the classical Samuel
NJ. Shortridge can best King at
Fourth Of July speech. ..@.. ~
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Miles Poindexter, who represents
Washington in the United States
senate, comes from Old tennessee
He has all sorts of educational de-
grees, and is a lawyer. If he wants
to go back to the senate he will have
to run again next year.
r..
c. Frank Reavis is a congressman
from -.-Jraska, who admits that he
is a lawyer. He beat man named
Mcguire by 300 votes. Mcguire ran
well for Nebraska. ...:.@
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Thomas Gallagher, who represents
Chicago, was born in Concord, N. H,
but for some reason did not stay there
long. He says of himself that he was
first an iron molder, then halter,
next Chicago councilman, and now
he is on his way to see what he can
do to uplift the merry Hawaiians by
means of acts in congress. .