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The sun., 1918-07-03

Two base ht--Cs,her Three base hit
Gather Stolen bases-Schaefer. Reiloy
Sacrifice ht-Purtell Sacrifice fies-Wa1,
ner Rommell. Double plays- Fielder Mao.
den and schaefer; Shay. and Fielder. Left on
t psses,N ~. ARK, toronto, Bases on
out-By Rommell. 81 by Hersche {.
The sun., 1918-07-03
BINGHAMTON

Key, Rrey. Sacrifice hts-McI.arry Nc
Halo. Sacrifice fv- Henley. Double play
hamtor 6; Syracuse 8 First base IN
errors BinEhsmton. ,: Syracuse / Rqsa.
on balls OF Frock. | off Heck. !. H. hy
pitcher-By Heck Zimmerman, Struck out
BY ErOCk. \: by Hn.k
The sun., 1918-07-03
Games scheduled for To-day

Jersey city IN Buffalo
Baltimore In Rochester
syracuse in BinghAn'1n
TORONTO, July Toronto ou'ht
Newark two to one to-day and heIded
better but the Bears punched their few
hits and beat the Leafs. to !. Ths
score.
The sun., 1918-07-03

ON July I the Morse team W''1 ..
the lronsides OF Newark. one off -.r
fastest semi-pro teams in New j,.-...
on Morse oval Brooklyn. Thrr.
be music by the Morse Band re
DOwney aud "SlsCo'' teams vii ..'
in Siscn Park. Port Richmond a
Standards will be opposed ny III"
delphia Colored Giants at STA II
Field. West New Brighton ~'.',.
Island. The Submarines VII p.ss >
double header with Troy -ur.Di
team at Troy
Evidence Of tho growing iutorsr' n
the Shipyard League il the wees.
crease in the crowds Next ~. g.
games are Morse W. Federal ~ " ---
oval, brooklyn, DowueI vs. Eoh'- '
Port Richmond, Submarine vs. S.- %
Newark. standard vs. NewhurL At
west New Brighton.
The sun., 1918-07-03
MORSE TEAM LEADS
IN SHIPYARD LEAGUE
Atlantic Coast Champions
May Cross Continent.

With dying star toward the ,u. .
pionshtp Of tive Shipyard R4sr. q
League OF the NoW York District %
Morse Dry DO X and Repair Go'0ga.
team and its supporters in BrooNly0 a-,
prediCt'ug victory IN tho pos.-saas.u
semi-fnal contests with tho w.nre~s y
the Phi'adcllhia and Boston str q
for the Atlantic coast championship
The Atlantic coast champions vi, 60
70 the Pacific coast, possibly a; the CO.
rcuse of the United States shipping
Board, 10 play for the Shipyard LcaE..
championship of the United states Ire
Morse team is leading the New N1rf
District League with five victories l.i
no defeats. The Morse men beat -.
NewhurRh shpyard's team last SIr.sr
by a score of > to . THIS Wa ,.
eleventh straight victory, ino'udue K
uon-ieaGue games
Other shipbulding teams repres", -
in the league are Robins llry ra D..
Company of Brooklyn, PoNuey Pa.
building Corporation Of Staten 1-I..
Staten Island ShiphuidinE Corpora'.oG.
standard Shiphuilding Corporation -
Staten Island. Submarine Roa' ro..
poration of Newark Bay. Federal >..-
building Company Of Newark and \r,-
burGh Shipyards. The league s'alI.a;
The sun., 1918-07-03
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
STATE OF NEW YORK.

Ut UNIV
OFFICE OF
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany, June 18th. 1915
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals will be received bv the
undersigned at his once in the Capito; at
Albany, y. Y, until twelve O'Clock noon OF
Tuesday, july .srd, 1918, at which place
and hour they Will be publicly opened and
read. for improving the New York State
canals pursuant to the provisions OF Chap
acts amendatory thereof and supplementary
thereto. and Chapter so OF the Laws OF
1915, as follows:
The sun., 1918-07-03
NEWARK OUTHIT,
BUT WINS ANYWAY
Bears Bunch Their Few Bin.
giles and OutscOre Toronto
by 2 to 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Result. Of Yesterdays Games.


NeWurk, :, Toronto, I
Binghamton. 3. Syracuse.
Baltimore, 10. Roches'r- =
The sun., 1918-07-03
IN THE ROPED ARENA.

The Jersey city bal grounds have baen
equipped with electric lights and The sna,'
tators WI. be able to see every move ~
Blntam Champion Pete Herman and
Frankie Burns when they face each Other
in the rn6 tonight for an oigh, rouni
bout under tnH auspices Of tho New jersey
Exhibition Company.
Herman, who did hts hnai training I'm
Philadelphia, VIII arrive in THIS civ to-
day, The weight nsreed on Is IFS pounds.
Charley Doess"reck viii stag a series ~
Interesting bouts at The Armory \ \ ~
Jersey city tomorrow afternoon Barney
Adair and Joe Mooney VII be the tC n,
liners, with Harvey Crosby and lack
Sharkey In another eight rounder
The sun., 1918-07-03

AUTOS
Best private service at taxi rates.
HOUR, DAY, WEEK OR MONTH:
touring, Limousine and landaulct.
HOTEL AUTO RENTAL SERVICE.
All West 5Sth st. CSiumbus-2ssa
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
 SUGGESTION

declares itself by the which celebrates holidays Ii foreigbon people share and help shape cee American holidays they will understand quickly and spontaneously take for their that usng fire the American spirit analysis Amecanizing agencies only tending that fire and trying bring within its heat those they Americans. The American spirit says that all If going work in its say too-and believe t-and live it.
 Thanksgiving day the least public the personal, the holidays As rule, each of invites only his friends its celebrations which part of his life home But dsncvey and solely Amcrican and it offers, perhaps better opportunity than boisterous festivals Americanism.
 If Thanksgiving day each of should invite his table familiar with American and do his part simply and unobusve without tan o patronage condescen making clear the meaning o the day and the meaning o November 2S would step farther the way edk Ahscan natien The president and tie governors will in due the usual formal poclamaons let give them
 Standing clear view of the abyss has America had give thanks sincerely Running forth through those great civil and military armies that have held and fought home and thousand sturdy foreign that color and strengthen and shape warp and the nation
 Only from Americans the catch the American spirit and only Americans who their friends and the time do each of lis par the and infinite
 important part the infinitely important business ifiendmaking for America.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
PEACE PROMISES MINING PROSPERITY

Any sining stock market that through the parlou times have faced the past four years with any sembance lie left may safely be said to he based upon something tangible and entirely comforting those of who loy2ly believe that mines offer better opportunity for investment than those of any other similar the North American continent. marks Northwest Mining Truth
 First the boom caused by Allied demand and initiation metal prices then the reaction profits and other almost conscaory taxation added lack of efficient labor and high of everything entering the mining business and faced by the influenza epidemic.
 We that any market retaining spark life under these conditions has great future possibliwhen the npea able Hun has been licked azzle composite army of all the Allies has dictated peace in Berlin
 We have passed through dark days of that there vesge of doubt but yonde where the flash of explosive lights the darkest night the sky growing brighter and will be long until work shall be done and civilization settle again the days of peace And when that time comes Of the will fully into their who have hung will reap the reward of persistence and faith
 The world will need metals in the work of and 1t must look for part its supply lead and silver and So let face the future with optimism, do to the end of the and be ready bring this district the full measure of prosperity that should when the great day dawns.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
THE CoNoUEROR CONQUERED

In 1871 when General Wimpffen PrIssian head under the of hopeless defeat he pleaded hours with Non Aotke modification
 which had been fixed Sedan To quote Afred Rambaud conference the Chateau of Bellevue Donchery:
 This cold and nfexibe calculator who had reduced mathematical formulas incapable of generosity anger He had decided that the entire army with and baggage made remark that has historical importance Prussia will of peace only indemnity of four billion francs but Asace and Lorraine We good advanced strategic line.
 Demand only money, then replied Wimpfen. You will be of peace with for indefinite period If you from Asace and Lorraine you will only have for in France, from old down children all will the of and millions of soldiers will day you what you take from us"
 How the tables turned last Monday morning. when occupation of AaeLorranc by France and her Allies and foreunner of peace which will give these provinces back France signed by the German delegates who could get their signatures that paper quick enough Wmpens pre- dction had the letter And ony Aace Lorraine be restored but adequate compensation France and Belgium for the mmeasurabe damage wrought in these countries by the ruthless Hun. The day of mo reXations and ndemnites" IS far behind
 France has suffered than any her Allies Belgium but the of AaceLorraine makes the worth while that nation which has forever ed on her eastern borders since 1871.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS

the country purchase Liberty bonds them upon the market thus putting upon others real burden of financing the Unless the necessity for
 spcsing of them of Liberty bond should hold fast to it.
 Secretary Baker says that the wide distribution Eberty amongst the of the American people makes Liberty soundest national financing history. It good thing every Liberty bond holder be creditor of his her government and good thing for the nation for its obligations be widely scattered its citizens and not congested into the hands of the rich It hopeful thing the United States that the best investment in the world the Liberty bonds very widely distributed amongst millions of its citizens.
 Judging the future by the past bonds issued during this going greatly value with In 1881 per United States bonds sold the open market
 high and in 1901 brought $39tha s l39 and bond That the Liberty bonds going well above par value something that the most conservative will admit is well within the bounds of possibility.
 The hrewd and interruptions the birds of prey in finance, the worth of Liberty bonds and going every effort them from the hands of those of them who uniformed who ignorant of stock and investment values The favore method will probably be offering o wildcat companies other speculative Speculative is really conservative word apply of these stocks. that they have speculative value is fattering the they have value a the hands of crupuous people who trade them for money Liberty bonds ignorant investors.
 gechquc schemers propose trade their buy their stock taking Liberty bonds security. This is camouilag-ony nly disguised method of securing Liberty bonds for worthless near-worthless stock
 Every holder of Liberty bond before he dposcs of it. and especially before he trades for stock other bonds should consult bank Much money will be thereby saved the Liberty bonds finances of American people be better conserved.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
NEED MORE THAT PEACE HAS COME

History full of bitter examples which prove that
 ucton period following bloody warfare may be dan the life of nation than the period oi actual strife Far seeing have always sought be prepared for this
 and rising with tentative programs upon which substantial that will retain for the nation all the fruits of victory
 Men and of vision in the councils of the Y M C. A. the Y N. C. A the National Catholic War Knights Coubus Jewish Welfare Board American Library War Camp Community Service and Salvation Ary turning their attention the future They the and who presented the carly days of the programmes which been incorporated into the military machine Right they looking farther ahead than their immediate needs require needs finance which they have joined in the United War Work pagn raise S05O0O0O that they he program Of service which General Pershng the military and civil authorities of the Allied generally gard war-nnn to the training and morale of the armies opposed to Germany
 The process Of dcmobizaton will slow Hundreds of thousands of American soldiers remain months after they have finished their while yearnng return home constantly keen program be handle effectively the problems which will be presented this situation The workers prepared program the providing of concerned
 These organizations designated by the government do service, have proved their value cnta part of the military machine by increasing morale of the fighting forces and restoring the normal they rave undergone seemingly impossible strain This service up the day that restored necessarily be directed ward military efficiency. When the is ended the iion will be aimed toward fitting the fighting industrial and professional life.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
WAS THE WAR WORTH WHILE

What will be hsorys verdict the great world war Will 1t pronounce il as having been worth while?
 With hosiles end and peace assured there few nations which engaged the conflict whose citizens today satisfied that this greatest all history 1000GOO0 tves really worth all it and
 France, which suffered most certainly feels that il worth its Has France recovered the lost provinces and the her today though he has lost his all will say worth while:
 a which suffered in loss of hundreds thousands yes millions of killed wounded and prisoners in cities and property ready today pronounce while Has Italy recovered Italia Irrcdenta winch dream of every patriotic Italian he old enough read the history of his country
 America certainly considers the worth while for while hundred thousand brave American boys have been killed in the great conflict there history any body of nation which made such mseish sacrifice for such lofty
 Germany meaning the German people will certainly pronounce the worth while. ii they do for for them the casting off of yoke which later bound lead them While this bitter hour the which tc last contributed inc toward their defeat ready ctcnng them helping hand that they place among nations whose pledged die that liberty may ot perish from the earth.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
OUT OF ARMY

Victor Huff, who enlisted in the regular army five years ago, has been houorably discharged. arriving on Wednesday from Plattsburg Bar racks. \. N., and is to locate again in this section. His command was ordered overseas but he was detailed 70 remain at home, being unable to get on the firing line. He leaves for tae Verde country later, where rela- tives reside.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
SMALL CASUALTY LIST

WNSHINGTON. Nov. IA - or ficia1s estimate that the total Ameri- can casualties will not exceed 100000. Several weeks will be needed to com- 9le-c the record. Many more remain ln be eiven out.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
FRED GOLFERS OPPORTUNITY 1
 

Fred Coer who made the for governor the Demo cratic ticket bad fellow personally He has of friends and supporters in the State the large which he received the election shows He has served the constitutional convention and the legislature He holds the high position in the State in the Democratic party from the point party management Although he failed of election the
 high office of governor he should have promising political future ahead of him ii he does take false step this stage of his
 
 Far be from The Journal Miner which opposed Mr. Cocr for election advise him and he probably would take the ad vice anyway but think many of his ardent supporters will feel cagrned he follows the example of Hunt and institutes other providing that the official bears the official showing the election of Tom Campbell by sub antial majority For Senator Coc listen the advice of few politicians who hate lose their jobs and throw Arizona into political turmoil for another years would he political suicide for him.
 Cotcr should take his defeat much probably have boiled his full party strength had he aligned with Governor Hunt and his eligibility brought into question happened in the cards for him while another campaign may bring different agnmen and different issues with greater promise of success.
 He has opportunity show himself good sportsman and the welfare of the State heart by abiding by the refusing prccpatc another political battle which w;l take year settle We believe that the pcopc press of the entire State will applaud him and pronounce him big if he scizcs this opportunity
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

The following k from the Douglas International one of the three daily papers the State which supported The aftcr-ecction icaons vet been ex changed by Campbell and Cotcr though the figures indicate the safe election of Campbell we will have tEe official from each county which will the matter it is hoped finally The people of Arizona humor for another contest"
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

The German people bitterly regret the and severely blame their rulers for not having cNtcmnatcd all the and child of the allied nations that the would have had give up first
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

Color of cdcns shoes restricted black brown white but there will be only color after they have them O play few times.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

Tho prophet nho predicted that the would end in Nov ,nber 1918 is bobbing up every street corner
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

The principal trouble with the German machine is that only thing did get ready the Americans to laugh them
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

The bocles unable decide whether take their licking now or have the pleasure of looking forward until spring
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

Some people who growl about having give to the work fund should remember that November 15 coupons coming them that they would have if Liberty bond campaigns had induced them practice thrift
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

The large number of people who persist putting their bonds coupon form and keeping them in their houses often who wonder why thieves unusually active this fall
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20

The only people who have cntributed nothing to the a grand and glorious peace the paciiists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-08
STATE FOOD ADMINISTRATOR AP-
PROVES INCREASE OF S AND
10 CENTS LOCALLY.
SHOWING IN INCREASED
COSTS MADE BY COMPANY
Natural Ice For Domestic Purposes to
Be Increased From 40 to SO Cents,
Artificial Ice From so to SIS Cents -
County Food Commission Recon-
mends Increase as Reasonable.

With the approval and sanction of
the county food commission and j. r
Deems, state food administrator, the
Marshall Ice Company Will soon an
nounce an increase in both natural and
artificial ice The new prices are: For
natural ice so cents per 100 pounds,
and for artificial. 55 cents per 100
pounds. The price of natural ice will
be increased from 40 cents and the
artificial from so cents.
The recommendation of L. c. Abbott,
county food administrator. that the
proposed increases were reasonable,
was made to Mr.. Deems after the Mar
shall Ice Company had submitted a
schedule of the cost of harvesting. stor-
ing and delivering natural ice and
making and delivering artificial ice.
Based on this schedule the ice COM
pany asked that il be allowed to in
crease the price of natural ice IS per
cent and artificial ice 10 per cent. The
schedule OF increased cost OF produc-
ticn and handling, after being checked
by the county food administration, was
forwarded to Mr.. Deems, who Q. KID
the proposed increase.
1t was shown by the Marshall Ice
Company that the percentage of in
creased price does not equal the per-
centase of increased cost. Chief among
the items of cost, as shown by the COM
pany. was labor. Where formerly the
company had been paying ice men s65
a month IL is now paying from $50 TO
800. Additional items OF increase in
cluded wagons and their repair, har
ness and repairing. horse shoeing, and
in the manufacture of artificial ice.
increas es in the cost OF ammonia and
other chemicals. coal. oil and upkeep of
the plant. These various items. the
company showed in its schedule had
increased from 30 to 800 per cent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-08

for this crop are ideal. Much of the
corn in the county was planted. begin
ming about Friday of last week and
more OF it is being put into the ground
this week. He estimates that with an
other week of weather such as the last
practically all the corn will be in the
ground. If 1t is the average date OF
planting will be earlier than usual.
In an effort to procure an additional
supply of seed corn, County Agent
Buchanan was in Jasper county Tues
day and today. He has about complet-
ed arrangements for getting a supply
there for county farmers. To prevent
attempted profiteering in seed corn, Che
county agents office is putting in use
card system which will make it i'm
possible for sellers of seed corn to
charge more than the price quoted the
county agent. 1t has been found in
some cases that after quoting one price
to the county agents office, owners of
seed have boosted the price when the
farmer, who applied to the county
agent went to buy At least one in
stance of attempted profiteering has
been discovered by a holder of seed
corn in an adjoining county. In this
case the owner of the seed quoted IA
local farmer a price of SEQ a bushel
The prices at which the seed is being
procured thru the county agents office
range from 81 to 50 bushel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-08
STARTS WAR SCHOOL
Y. NJ. c. A. = Estabishe Classes For
Preliminary Training OF Class Men
&C. {. Gilman to Have Charge Be-
ginning Next Week.

With Inc return TO the Y NJ. G. A.
Of c. T. Gilman, former physical
director next week the association will
,aunch a school FOR the preliminary
training Of Glass : registered men. Mr..
Gilman who was not expected 10 re-
turn to The association from Camp
Dodge. where ne has been for nearly a
year, until June i. is now coming
May IS.
As soon as ne gets here one Of the
A7St campaigns will be TO organize free
classes for the training % men in
Class who will be called into service
during the next few months. From his
experience gained at Camp Dodge Nj.
Gilman viii instruct these men IN the
fundamentals Of military drills and in
the essentials that viii De most useful
20 the recruits when they &c. into the
army The classes are to oe rec and
boys everywhere in the county Mem
oe7s OF the classes Will be given the
free use Of the swimming pool and
showers az the close Of the classes.
Registered men who take advantage
Of these classes Will find that they will
ne q step in advance OF other recruits
when they get into the service and
will be thus able to get advancement
To non co rrri7sioaed Offices earlier
than they would otherwise.
In addition 10 this work Mr. Gilman
will take up the boys sumner work
and the city playground work. with
the assistance of the schools and the
Marshalitown Grub committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-08
Crop Conditions
in County Good

At the present time weather and soil
conditions are favoring the county in
Its spring efforts to produce the largest
crops in its history. AS regards prac-
tically all field crops. County Agent
Buchanan Is authority for the state
ment that the past week has been a
most ideal.
AS a whole the stands Of spirnN
wheat are excellent and 1t has been
coming up and stooling well in the last
few days. The recent showers and
warmer weather have aided remark
ably. Wtnter wheat that was very
nearly at a standstill most of last
month because of : lack Of moisture is
now booming, and fields that ten days
ago were little more than ankle high
are a foot high now and growing rapid
ly. The oats seeding is showing ex
cellent growth, but it is little early
yet to determine what the average
stand of clover will be. A great deal
of clover was planted because of the
hay shortage.
The last week has been ideal for corn
planting and It is the opinion of Coun-
~ Agent Buchanan that soil conditions