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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Playing game Of ping pong. the match be-
tween Mansell-Smith and Verley for the state
tennis title nj the Firioch club Saturday. was a
distinct disappointment. Both played a safe
game. and the match long drawn out affair
in which Smith vanqushed by the Canadian
in four tedious SETS Nerley used a chop stroke
and his form was terrible. but he won. which is all
that counts temporarily. VerIey played strong
defensive game with Smith doing all of the leading
The illness of Sara Livingstone. woman's
champion preventing her from competing In the
finals. was distinct disappointment. the wom-
ans singles and doubles were defauted While
there isn't any glory in the victory of Mayme Nc
Donald, the new singles champion. she stands head
and shoulders in class the other Northwest net
players, with the exception Of the Divine" Sara.
While Vernon has swell ball club for the
Coast league. the Tigers must remember that the
season has long way TO run, and they haven't
shaken off the Angels, by any means. Bill Essiek
the Tiger pilot was 80 sure that his club would
smear the Seattle aggregation every time out,
that he insisted that his cub play here eight full
games. Well, the locals have taken two tits from
the Tigers so far. and the final game is being
played today There is danger that the Tigers will
become overconiident, and that has ruined more
than one champion and contender. Just remember
Jess Willard and then do your figuring
City sem-pro pilots will go into conference
Tuesday night to formulate some sort of plan to
determine the city championship. This may be
made to embrace the Northwest section. Details
for the proposed series will be made at the meet.
ing which Is called for $780,
Biff Schaller, the outfieder released by Seattle
to Portland Saturday is living up to expectations.
He hammered out home Saturday, and his
single In the ninth inning against Oakland Sunday
scored the winning runs in the second game.
Fabrique. another Seattle cast-off collected dou-
Bile and triple against Salt Lake yesterday for Los
Angeles, winning the game for the Angels. Ho!
Hum!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
LAST TIGER
GAME TODAY

Vernon and Seattle viii op-
pose each other for the last time
today. Vernon has grabbed five
games out Of seven from the 10
Gals 30 far this week. Vernon
has had soft pickings as far ~
wins and losses are counted will
Seattle as they have won g
games out Of 90 played with Seat
tie this year. This week the
Tigers have had TO battle for
every game and Seattle at least
has done ss well rs Los Angeles
and San Francisco did the last
time they tackled the Essici
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

q. l.. Patterson. the youthful Aus.
,ralian tennis player. who recently
won the English singles champion.
ship at Wimbledon. made remark.
able record. lie played eIght
matches. including the final with
Norman T., Brookos. and won In
straight sets against all opponents
except with NJ. J. O.. Richie who
took the third set G.i, Patterson beat
in succession; II. j. Gilbert. n. Roper
Barrett, T. NJ Mavrogordoto. s. n.
Doust, J. n. Colbert. NJ. J.. Richie.
A. II. +. Kingscote and Norman L.
Brookes
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When Bsb Meu-sa flied out TO Gun
bingham against the rfrht-fieid
fonrs. the btg fellow WA Kind 81
p~~v~d. and he picked 40 the ball
at ihird base and heavcd u over the
right-nsid frncr. 30. he cant
thros. This practice Of h-aving
basehsIis. that css, paiiry g. zach.
over tho fen.r, 10 rather expensive.
To seattle team Is turning In a lot Of
plays ihc.s days. Murphy started a
pretty double IN the finh Inning Of the
rnrF a. second on hard Erounder by a
fast throw Wares. al second. nipped
Mitchell AZ first.
Compton and Wares pulled another
double ailiinr in the third fran. OF the
Initial contest when csrpton shared
AssHsis long ~ near the right field
board and caught Claiborne at second
HuEhey High. vernon ou;fieidcr. had
On bis batting clothes yesterday. when
be slapped out three hard binglcs- one
wsni for three bases and another for a
double.
Ellington. TIFer orchard cor. IS ono OF
be eioaneri hitisFp seen here this year
ue has n rood eye at tho plate. and hits
the ball riEhi on the uorc.
Art fromme pitched great ball for
the visitors in the so.ond game.
after relieving Ross In the third In
ming. lilo was touched up for
couple Of hits that brought over two
runs In the third. hut after getting
warmed up. tho seattle batter.
couldn't touch him,
Fromme had Pete iapan's grove yes
tcrday. and he struck out the sturdy.
catcher three times in a row.
I'D sweeney. the big catcher, who
has b~rn the bench for two weeks
with an injury, was put In TO hit
for French In The ninth. He got
count Of three and tive. and then
fouled off eight balls. finally flying
TO Ellington.
Jack knight. local first sacker. IL hit
iinE the bail hard. but can pep UP
~, In his playing without losing any
surplus energy
Chester Chadhourne. Vernon center
field. Is best ground coyeror seen herr
this year with Kiiicfer and Els play
TINS the other fields hitter wouldn't
have much chance OF Shaping out long
hits.
chad made a swell catch 81 Thomas
rap IN the first game he went back a
million yards for the pin. and spoared It
out OF the ozonc.
Tommy wasn't 20 be cheated. however.
as he came right back with a three base
wallop TO left In the eighth.
Pete Japan made a pretty play on
High in tho third inning when Hughey
tried to score from third on roller to
Thomas Tommy hcavcd the bail home
and the pill hit Pete's mitt, Jumped out
and Topped right Ia Peto's right paw
Just Ca time Tor Pete to slap the ball on
the home coming high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

day while Vernon WINS only able 20
get an even break with tho locals
This ties the two squads for the first
place notch again today. The Angels
only played one game yesterday be-
cause OF a street car strike In f,oe
Angeles. They play thar last game
OF the series with the Bees today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
BAN JOHNSON
Is ON TRAIL.
OF SINNERS

At last Ban Johnson Il all he, up
over the shine ball. and Il may be
ruled out.
He announces that hen put IL up
TO the club owners and n they agree
that style OF delivery viii be ruled
out. Clark Grinith wins thereby. FOR
Griff said he'd disgust Ran 80 much
with the shine ball that he'd force
him to take action.
Ban made his announcement after
watching Grin's pitchers shins EN-
up and delay glmcs for two dssa
one game took two hours and -
minutes for nine innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
BEES HAVE
HOME GAMES

In spite Of the fact that the Bees
have dropped the series TO Los An
Reles the past week, the chances Of
the Mormon city for the pennant are
not dim, By any means. They return
to their home lot soon and play the
Angels and Tigers In their own hang
out. where they have mauled both
leaders In each Of their trips there.
They took six out Of seven from Yer.
non the first week Of the season and
spanked the Angels five out Of six.
The Bees have something on the ri.
gers. as they took five out OF seven
games from Vernon In Los Angeles
the last time they met.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Elmer Reiger. who lost tough
game to the Tigers Friday. is sched.
uied to pitch against the visitors
again today. Elmer is proving 20 be
one of Seattie's best bets In the box
He started the year with Vernon.
and it's a cinch that the Tigers could
use him now. He Is by far a better
beaver than Ross. the young left.
handler who started the game against
Seattle yesterday. Byron Houck Is
due to pitch for the opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
SPOKE MAY
REACH 300
CIRCLE YET

II now looks like Iris Speakers
destined 90 reach tho 800 batting
class before the season ends
Tor the latest averages show he
has ciambfred 20 2ss Ito was way
down around 2se early In July when
hsMteoh 10 one managerial reina as
Eufressor 90 Fuhl
iiis tatiina funneilatsiv under.
went Al femafkahla revival and -
eas hf afsig So every same out one
aiucr then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Calgary Earl Is winning in the fast
classes at the Canadian meetings in
Saskatchewan and Alberta. AT Re.
gina he won the 200 pace and free.
forall in $40. stepping a half in one
heat In 104 and quarter In 80 sec.
onds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
sOLONs NEAR
FIRST DIVISION

Bill Rodgers squad Of solons
from Sacramento are on another
winning spree. running up six
straight wins on the Seals during
the past week. They viii play
the Angels In Los Angeles this
week and may surprise the Xii
lefer tribe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

The freefor-all PAGERS made an.
other shuttle in the bay state circuit
when they reached Roadville. The
Problem was. on the strength OF his
victory at Worcester, considered a
sure winner until Harry Brusie nut.
tered In with Minor Hal and trimmed
him as well as II. H.. Brett, Tommy
II and Roam Hal Ia 2:0Gh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Miss &erF Iroane ~ santa AIon.
sea. cat former national womsn's
tennis Champion and one II the best
liaSets in the eounir1. may De seen
in triion 10 fhe California state
championship TOURNAMENTS. which
are schedulcd D. start ca the courts
~ %" Berkeley Tennis club. san
Francisco. September q Miss sara
Livingston 81 Seattle. Tor Il number
of years holder u the Northwest ii.
tic. has ais" been asked 10 compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Babe" Ruth swatted his 10Th
homer as n help 10 two victories
for the Red Sox over the Browns.
Ruth pitched the first, winning 2
to I. and helped smash out the
second. to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

C. w. Leonard. the president a.
the Boston fair. has a splendid two.
year-old filly In Miss Mozart BY Peter
Mozart. She won "A third heat over
Readville In 2I4ia when she defeated
Native Girl and Margaret Harvester
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
Thomas Wins First But Err
rorS Toss Away Second
Game TO Tigers
How Coast
Clubs Stand

with Claude Thomas pitching
shutout bali IN the first game. Sc
attic managed 20 break even IN a
double bill with the Vernon Tigers
here yesterday. The locals should
have won both games. but loose
fielding on the part OF the siwash
lnficid let the visitors get an even
break
The final count Of the first mill
was 10 0. with Seattle leading. and
the visitors walked off with the sec
ond affair 10 2.
In the first battle Thomas had the
bee on the visitors at all stages OF
the matinee and while he was
touched for eight hits the Tigers
couldn't bunch more than hit per
inning Seattle scored two runs in
the fourth frame on singles b. Gun
ningham and Walsh and some bad
throwing By Clarence Brooses. be-
hind the log for the Tigers. =.
Thomas Starts Again
In the second TIT Thomas started
20 huri again and should have got
away with IL. but his support was
ragged. With two out in the first
inning Meusel walked and Wares
followed with a boot that put two
men on bases. Wen. to make a long
story short. Vernon snagged two
counters when High and Fisher sin
gled.
Seattle went into the lead in the
second when the locals scored
thrice. Walsh walked. knight
hanged out double and Pete Japan.
the hard working catcher. earned his
pay for the week by hammering the
agate far into right field for three
bags Peter scored later on sac
rificc Fly.
Score Some More
Meusels single. French's error and
Highs triple scored two more for
the Tigers in the third. but the To-
Gals came right back in their half
Of the frame and added up two more
on punched hits.
Jack knight spilled the beans in
the fifth when he dropped Murphy's
throw on Fishers grounder as Ed
ington and DE Normer came thru
with bingles and the visitors scored !
two more. Seattle couldn't scons,.
again on Fromne. who relieved RoA<
In the third The visitors added
another run in the eighth on Eding-
tons single and De vormer's fly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

los Angeles will have Monday base
ball a result OF the car strike. which
necessltatod the postponemont Of Sunday
afternoon game. The morning n m g
went TO the Angels, Salt Lake losing 3
70 !, In game featured By Crandalfs
and Levcrenz's pitching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

The Wild ylppers who broke loose
the middle of the week wound up un-
restrained by taking both a mes
sunday aud the series 8 10 from the
Seals. The Yips are now re points
from the Seals and the first division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
ROUND COAST BASES

Waterways winners---ssattie, Oakland.
Vernon. Portland. Los Angeles. sacra-
mento (tNo).
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Home run--oIdham Beaver-).

RED" Oldham had TO knock homer
himself 10 keep from being shut out In
the early Portland game, which the oak
landerB won Q 10 2. "Blff'' schaiIer's sin
gle IN the ninth scored two runs and
gave the Beavers the second game. TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Ante Guy is rated az two minute
prospect When she trotted In 203a
at Cleveland, the last half Of the mile
was in 59h seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

HuooKLYS. AUG. is n ~ v
Cincinnati ..s.s.s.s..4stt.s. o
BROOKLYN ...s.........r...4 10 o
batteries Luaue. sAiiec and nAriden
Smith and Miller.
NEW YORK. AuE is--Now York.
Chicago game postponed. wet grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
TIGERS AND
ANGELS TIED

Los Angeles slipped over another
win on the Salt Lake Bees yester
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

WATCHING THE scoREuoARp

Yesterday sherrod smith
He held the Reds to three hits. shut
ting them out, . to 0. for the bod
gers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

summary; struck out--By Brenton 1.
eN hoss /, by Fromme @. Bases on halls
-pn Thomas g off Ross . T,So-hase
hils-hniFht. pevormer Three base hifs
Japan, High. Ellington. Double PLAYS
Murphy To Wares TO knight Sacrifice
nus Murphy. Wares, Devormer Innings
pl'oneu-by Ross aA, runs 3. hits J, at
bat .. Thomas :. runs a hits 4 NJ h,s
10 Runs responsible for-Thomas
trenton !, Ross 8, Fromme 0. Time OF
same-2'oo. Jmpires--Phyle and rrary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
ANGELS WIN
ANOTHER GO
FROM BEES

LOS ANGELES. Aug. is-with
the score tied at i.ail Fabrique
doubled In the seventh frame an d
scored crandall with the winning run
over Salt Lake yesterday Tho final
score was 2 20 1. Lcvercnz and
Crandail both pitched strong ball.
Fabrique cracked the agate hard,
rapplng out "A double and a triple
during the afternoons entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

A start is shortly TO be made con
structing the golf course for the
Washington u. CO Golf and Coun.
try club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

The four.year'old Ally Media by At.
lhntic Express that won at Cleve.
land last week is out OF the dam of
the little PAGER sad Thoughts. 2:O6ta.
that Walter Cox raced few years
ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

The Indians sent covaleskie after
the Yankees. a 6-tof victory for tho
Yanks being the result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
MACKS AND OAKS
DIVIDE TWO TIlTS

PORTLAND. Aug. 1s.-Portland
and Oakland evened up a double bill
here yesterday, the oaks taking the
first game 6 TO and the home club
winning the second mix to G.
First score II. N. IL.
Oakland ................. 6 l2 o
Portland ,.............. & 3
Batteries; r. Arlctt and Elliott:
Oldham and koehler.
Second score r. II. L.
Oakland .................. 12 2
Portland ................. 10 .
Batteries; krausc, Weaver and
Mite; Pcnner. Sutherland. Schroe.
door and kochler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Six innings WIS all they could
play In Chicago. 10 the White
Sox beat the Athletics only 3
to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

An 18th inning two-base lift knock
by Judge gave the Senators 4-to-2
victory over the Tigers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
Major League
Scoreboard

CHICAGO Aas H. n " y
FhiisdTlrhIA .-.-.......--.,
Chicago s.stsa......tata... g
Batteries .Nayios .nd Perkins. Low.
dsrmns and eehais
DETROIT. AUG IA n n D.
waehiuEtpn --tst.ss...s...s is
prtret sssst.ss ttsfsst ts.te
BATTERIES Jnhnvon ana AEners Lson-
ard and kiasniih Eiesen Innings
CLEVELAND. Aug IA a. n r.
Yes York ....-.s..- ~
Cleveland ................. q
Batteries HeEriaro and HannAh
csseisasis. Merton. Fassh and OMEN
ST LOUIS AUS IA
f1fef Game y " y
hHafHn s.ataassts t.stessaas
IT tsuaip tss 10000 snr- rs.f-
BATTERIES naih and sehanF. ssthor.
on and AsVsfeid
Eseand uarns-- n ~ n
horieu -....s.-....-,.-.t.. 70 Q
81 Louis 4tH.r-.ta .srs.taH
Batteries rrnnnek and Hrhsnr
sbocker. Davenport. Wright and SEVERED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Jesse Swcetscr. who sprang quite
n surprise by winning the qualify.
ing round I'm the Westchester cham
pionship with n 60, will enter Yale
this fall. having finished at Exeter
n short time ago. In addition to be.
ing a fine golfer he is also some.
thing OF a track man. lie has n
record OF 80 Is seconds for the
quarter made In school. The cinder
path is more alluring to him Just
now than the golf links ana he ox.
poets TO go in strong for running
at New Haven. lie Is a rather husky,
rnngy youngster. reminding some.
what OF the build OF Robert Gardner
when the ex.champion was starring
around New Haven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
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E'lIls;zI@ll1@

PITrsBURG. Pa. Aug. Is
The real test In the Unite States
amateur golf championship tourna-
mcnt being played az the Oak
mont Country club starts today.
when 40 players viii drive off In
the qualifying round.
The play today consists OF 30
holes medal play. The n best
scores VIII qualify for match play.
30 that out Of the field that starts
today. % OF them viii have been
eliminated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Walter Fovarguc. winner Of
the Pacific Northwest open
championship In the 1917
tournament staged over the
Portland Wayerley Country club
course, II again an amateur.
Foyargue has been out of the
professional ranks for over n
year, being connected with the
shipbuilding business in Aher-
deem. The executive committee
Of the United States Golf as.
ISOLATION recently acted favor
ably on Foyargue's application
for reinstatement in the anna.
teur ranks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
S0L0NS WIN SIXTH
STRAIGHT BALL MIX

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1s.-s Sac.
continued It's winning streak
nj the expense of the Seals again
yesterday. taking both ends OF a dou.
BILE bin from the home club. running
up the string to five. The Solons won
the morning game s TO 4 and took
the afternoon mix into camp TO 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
The construction Of the palti.

The construction Of the Balti.
more Country club at Rye, y. v.
gives the historic township the
honor Of having more country
clubs than any other town Of
its size In the world. There are
four organizations there, namely.
the Apawanis club. Green
Meadow c. C., Blind Brook &. G.
and the Port Chester &. &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18
Seattle Fans Are Strong
For Coast League Ball;
Oaks Here on Tuesday

Vernon Plays Last Game Here Today; Lapan Is Catch
ing Good Ball; Pitching Staff Is Going Stronger: In
field and 0utield Are Still Weak: Angels and IT.
gers Tied for First Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

summary; Struck out-Ry Thomas =
BY Dell Q, by Houek l. Bases on balls
OFT Dell ;. Two base hit-High Three
haSe hit-Thomas. Double piays-Comp-
ton TO Wares; Murphy 10 Wares to
knight. Murphy TO Knight Sacrifice
hits-cunningham, Compton. stolen basen
Walsh .. knight Hi, BY pitched hall
Mitchell Wild piteh-nell. Innings
pttched-By Dell :. runs . hits T. at ha =
20; by houck 1. runs O. hits / Runs
responsible for-houck 0. Dell :. Credit
defeat 70 Dell. Time of game-i.ts.
Umpires--Frary and Phyle
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BASEBALL SCHEDULE


National League
Pittsburg ~ phiIadsfphia--ciousy
Cincinnati AZ brooklyn Rain
Chicago az New York 1.-Two Eamss1-
Rain.
~. Louis a, Boston Uwo gamssl-
Cloudy.
American League
Washington at Dstrols--CIear.
philadelphia AZ chieaxo--e.iear.
New York Mt Cleveland
Boston at g. Louis-~cIsar.
Coast League
salt Lake City a. Los Angeles.
Vernon at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

Jack knight. local first sacker. IL hit
TING the bail hard. but can pep UP a
70, in his playing without losing any
surplus energy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

I'D Sweeney. the big catcher. who
has b~rn ON the bench for two weeks
with an injury, was put In TO hit
for French In The ninth. He got 70
count OF three and two. and then
fnuied off eight balls, finally flying
TO Ellington.
The Washington times., 1919-11-09

to by Senator Lenroot existed on the
Democratic side.
The next reservation, to be taken
up tomorrow, will be that relating to
article 10. The reservation proposed
by the committee is in the exact
language of the one which President
Wilson read in his Salt Lake speech,
and denounced as certain to "cut the
heart out OF the treaty" It's adop-
ton by practically the same majority
as heretofore registered is predicted
The Washington times., 1919-11-09
U.S.. SHIPS SSEARCHED
BY BRITISH POLICE

DUBLIN, Nov. o.-Steamships fly
ing United States flags. arriving at
Irish ports yesterday, were search
ed by British agents for possible
shipments of arms or ammunition.
The United States Shipping Board
steamship Lake Fontana, from New
Orleans and the Lake Franconia
were boarded by detectives and care
fully searched. The Government
agents ransacked the crews quar-
ters over protests Of the Americans.
Close questioning Of officers and crew
of the ships failed to reveal any evil
dence that the vessels carried arms or
supplies to Sim Feiners.
The Sim Fem Parliament protested
to United States Consul Adams at
Dublin, declaring the British agents
action constituted a hindrance of
lawful trade between America and
Ireland"
New instructions received from
London by the police on Thursday.
we're given as authority for the raids,
The customs department was ordered
to make all its patrol boats available
for the detectives use.
The Washington times., 1919-11-09
DEMANDS MEXICO
PUNISH KIDNAPERS
Resolution Directs That Pay
ers Of Jenkins Ransom
Be Reimbursed.
By Briggs

The State Department is directed to
demand that the Mexican government
reimburse those who paid the $4,000
ransom for the release of William o.
Jenkins, United States consular agent
at Pueblo. Mexico, in joint resolu-
ton introduced in the House yester-
day by Representative Gould. -Repub-
Iican, of New York.
The State Department also 10 called
upon to insist upon the prosecution
and punishment by the government Of
Mexico of the bandits responsible for
the KIDNAPPING of the American consul.
and to inquire what steps, il any, the
Mexican federal and state authorities
have taken in the direction of pun
ishing those responsible "for this af-
front to the dignity and good name
of the Government and the people Of
the United States"