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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

Recent word from Oscar Levine states
that he has arrived in New York from
France, where he has been with the ma
rines.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

A meeting of the Young Mothers ,
club was not held this week and will
not be until further notice.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

FRANK X. RASTlEN
Register of Deeds
Fees, recording papers ......$ 2,757.oo
Fees, abstracts of titles........ 1,425.75
Fees, filing chattel mort
cages, etc. ........................ 476.25
Fees, Torrens fees ............. 71.00
Total ................ .................s 4,730.00
Fees, less salaries paid to
employees ...................... 2,65O0O
Net total ...........................$ 2,0S000
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

DR.. J. W. Diedrich, who became Ill
with influenza while visiting at the P.
j. Vasaly home, has recovered. Mrs.
P. j. Vasaly, who was also i'll, has
about recovered.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10
DIED

Mrs. Chas. Land of Detroit, Mich.
mother of Mrs G. A. Lindbergh passed
away at the Lindbergh home in Pike
Creek, Monday from bronchitis and a
general nervous breakdown. Mrs. Land
had been visiting her daughter, coming
here two v Neeks ago.
Mrs. Land was born in England and
was SO years of age.
Her remains wer shipped Tuesday 1to
Detroit, where funeral services will be
held and interment made.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

Sam Barton of Pequot, enroute to his
home, was taken from the train and
removed to St. Gabriel s hospital. He
was suffering with influenza.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

NELS PETERSON
County Surveyor
Fees surveying for county,
fees townships and priv
ate surveying, fees. con-
tract of re-surveying
Richardson town .............$ 1,08S.00
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

B. Y. McNAlRY
County Auditor
Salary as county auditor
for the year .....................$ 100000
Fees canvassing board ...... 900
Fees, auditing ..."...........".... $500
Not Paid by County
Fees dynamite licenses........$ 5000
Fees hunting and fish Ii
censes ............................~..... $500
Fees, tax searches ................ 71,25,
Total 2,S02.25
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

c. ROSENMEIER
County Attorney
alary as county attorney
for the year .................,S 1,8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10
THEC0OLEY HIGHWAY
DIRECTORS MEET TO DEVISE
MEANS OF FINANCING AND
MARKING OF TRAIL

Yesterday afternoon a meeting Of the
directors and officers Of the Cooley
highway association was held in the
Elks club rooms at which specified
system Of marking the highway and the
means of so doing was decided upon.
Those present were E. R. Ruggles Of
Osakis, president Of the association; A.
Irgens Of Glenwood, secretary; W. E.
Olson, treasurer, and directors James
Norris Of Osakis, Thomas Callahan Of
GlenWood, Chas A. Lee Of Morris, j.
Fl. Flynn Of Remer, G.. a. Kortsch Of
Alexandria, E. L. Palmer Of this city.
The main object Of discussion was the
means by which money could be raised
to mark the trail and in what manner
it should be done to make it the most
uniform along the whole route.
Each incorporated town along the
highway is to have a director. It was
decided to raise the money to be used
in marking the trail by appointing
committee composed of the director of
each town and one other member to So
licit memberships at the rate of one
such a, canvass proves insufficient, to
1oAoO eAAO NY oOu0 OLucI mcduS
decided upon by the committee.
In regard as to how the trail is to be
marked, it was decided upon by the
directors to employed one man or firm
to do the marking along the whole
route. By so doing a mark Of uniform
size and position can be maintained,
thus offering tourists simple trail to
follow.
AS specified by the bylaws the
mark Of the Cooley highway to be
fourteen inch black band with three
inch white band painted at its top and
bottom. A white "C'' eight inches in
diameter will be painted in the center
of the black band. The mark is to ex-
tend twothirds Of the way around the
pole on which it is painted and will
be placed six feet above the ground
Four poles displaying the Cooley mark
and street intersection. Poles display
ing danger signs will be placed a suf-
ficient distance, from dangerous point
in the road to allow a motorist to slow
down before he arrives at the point.
NO DRAFT BOARD INFORMATION
A recent commune alton from the pro-
vost marshal general through the adju-
tant general Of Minnesota states that
hereafter no information Of the work
done by local exemption boards can be
given out unless special permission is
obtained. For many purposes persons
have been desirous Of obtaining lists Of
men that have been drafted. In the fu-
ture no lists will he made for persons
not officially connected with the board.
The Americanization committee will
meet in the council chambers Of the
city hall tonight at s O'Clock.
Mrs. Jos. Moeglein was reported i'll
yesterday. Mr.. Moeglein is recovering
from an attack of bronchitis.
Sam Barton Of Pequot, enroute to his
home, was taken from the train and
removed to St. Gabriel's hospital. He
was suffering with Influenza
DR.. J. W. Diedrich, who became Ill
with influenza while visiting at the P.
J. Vasaly home, has recovered. Mrs.
P. j. Vasaly, who was also i'll, has
about recovered.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

M. &. BARNES
Superintendent of Schools
Salary as superintendent Of
=. schools for the year ....$ 100000
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

Mrs. Jos. Moeglein was reported i'll
yesterday. Mr.. Moeglein is recovering
from an attack of bronchitis
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

Ed. Snow of St. Paul passed away
at 1850 p. m. Thursday from the shock
of having his left arm torn off at the
elbow on Christmas day, by its being
caught in a shaft while he was at
work at the university farm, where he
was head engineer. The funeral will
be held in st. Paul.
Veronica Ostrowski, aged Is, passed
away at her home in Pike Greek last
Wednesday from pneumonia following
an attack Of influenza. She was born
in Poland. Burial was made the same
day in the cemetery at sobieski
The high school carnival will be held
this season on the evenings Of Jan. 81
and February /. The features Of the
carnival will be two basket ball games.
They will be played between the locals
and teams which culnai Fla. =
dates in accordance with the schedule.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

N. N. BERGHEiM
Court Commissioner
To sitting as court commits
sioner for and on behalf
of the Judge of probate, 8
cases at SIS each...........$ 1000
SAMUEL TREBBY
Coroner
Fees, Samuel Trebby, cor
Fees, D. M. Anker, dep
uty coroner .................. 56.45
Total ..........................S 274.2O
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

Morrison county, boarding city pris-
Miller Davis Co., civil Docket. 27.67
Burton & Greisch, wood city build
ing .................. 300
Little Falls Milling Co., feed to
park animals ~ 1850
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10
NO DRAFT BOARD INFORMATION

The Americanization committee will
meet in the council chambers of the
city hall tonight at s O'Clock.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10
OFFICIALS INCOMES
STATEMENTS OF COMPENSATION
OF COUNTY OFFICIALS FILED
AS PER LAW

Below are given the annual reports
OF the different county officials,
showing fees. emoluments and gra-
tuities for the year 1913:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-10

J. N. cARNEs
County Commissioner 4th District
Salary as county commits
sioner 4th district ...........$ 250.00
Fees, mileage and per
diem road and bridge
committee work .............. 176.00
Fees, mileag. attending
meetings ...:.......,..:.v............:. s1.2o
Fees member board Of
equalization .......................... 2o.2o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
TO COLLECT BACK TAN
ON BLACK PANTHER OIL

Oklahoma city, June The gross
production tax department Of the stat"
auditors office expects to soon collect
$50. 900 In back gross production tax
which has been held up because OF the
litigation of the Black Panther com
panys affairs. j. y. Darby of Tulsa
receiver holds about a quarter OF "a
million dollars of money belonging 10
stockholders of the Black Panther ana
II is out of this sum that the state viii
seek to get its 100000 gross produc
ton tax.
The Black Panther was organized To
develop "A lease claimed by Barney
Thlocco, negro Creek freedman, now
dead, who claimed title To land In 9lS'f,
Creek county, under an allotment. The
government claimed that Thlocco
died prior to the allotment date,
but the company has proved that he
was alive on the date in question ana
the title was vested in Martha Jack
son, wife of a son of Thlocco. Barney
Thlocco had 100 or l70 heirs of various
degrees of kiushlp and their interven'
ton made the litigation long drawn.
There are about forty producing wells
on the Black Panther lease involved
in this litigation and the production
during the period of litigation is the
basis for the collection of the 10000
which the state claims under the three
percent gross production tax law
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
HOLD CONFERENCE
MONDAY ON Me- TROD
OF CAS- INSPECTION

,l.ihn,,,, ritv lima 4 G-Iudoincr from
.,d,.ioo, nairo recaivad bv the state cor
,o,.,tior commission there will be a
i,ro,.. ottard,nce of oil and gasoline pro
,,,oo,.s ot r.xt >tord,v,s conference TO
,i.o,,,, tho ,ronossd ruIas covering The
,,,arI,.io,, ,,c ,,,soliro and other netrol.
aa, I,,..nro,ncts uousa hiIl No o55
,,e',.,.1 ~. ,t,, ,o,,o,tb IeoisIot,,rn under
49,, ,,.o,,i,io,, or ,,,hich the insnection
-, ,,a,o,i,,o ,,.;u 1a c,r,.iad ONT mcludad
,,,,o,,,..,,,,,. sa,,tio,, and ,vos arfectiya
,.,,.,,i.,.,i,. .f,o,. .,,,,,o,.ol ond not ON
r,,,,, 49,. h,. ,,o.,, ,,ro,,ncad in some
,aa',;,io,
rr,,,, ar,,,,,i,,ti,,,, or tho insnaction
co,,a, ha',.a,,a,. h,.. heor , matte, re.
,,,;.;,,, .,,,,,..i,Iar.Il,, ,i,,,o and tb. cam.
,I,i..,,,s, ,l,,id,,I a. ,o,.r,it tho uroducars
- ,t,ai. ,.ia,,., and diyc,ss the
..,,,,i,,.ia,,,,, ,,ro,,o..od ,,los and rao,,.
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rra,.,,,,. ,,.o,., ,,,,,oI and ,rot,ca,. onl
,',,,,},I,... ,f ,,.,,oii,o and otb,,.. natrol.
49, ,,,l.,',a,. i,a,. hoor in,.ita1 to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08

telegraph pole with u picture Of car
ranza suspended from the body
Two years elapsed and villa rode INTO
parral at the head Of his troops on
Easter morning, 1919, The Defehsh
Soclalles or Home Guards has surreh'
dered. Jose de Ia luz Herrera Malchor
Herrera and Zeferlano Herrera We're
commanders In this organization VII
IN disarmed and pardoned all hut tue
thee Herrcrus. The other officers IN
terceded for them
NO! This Is II personal matter,
villa said
Old man Herrera advanced, saluteu
and offered his hand villa refused IT,
Realizing his fate was sealed the head
of the Herrera house denounced Nillas
ms "thc greatest traitor and worst
enemy MeXlca had ever known
Take them out to the Camprosanto,
villa ordered. and to the dead march
II the drums they were led out ana
executed on Faster morning, All died
bravely, without eye bandages and fac
ing the firing squad squarely. This
done villa announced that his oath had
been fulfilled. his grudge satisfied and
that the younger Herrera boy would
be spared.
An the Hcrreras We're famous in
Mexico. II was Alaclovio who charged
and captured IA machine gun at the
battle of Torreon in 1914 when a gen
cral of division under villa. Luis Her
rera was one of the first of Maderos
commanders to be wounded. Herrera,
the father, was credited with saving
Major Frank Tompkns from annihi'
lation at the hands of Il mob at Par
raj during the villa chase. Nelchor'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
GROSS PRODUCTION
TAX ON OIL AND GAS
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

Oklahoma CITY, June G.-Thc states
share, twothirds, OF the 3 per cent gross
production tax on oil ana gas for the
first five months OF 1919 amounts to
g2G.G12.O6, about S234,0O0 i'm excess OF
the same period of 1913. Collections for
May are in the ncighborhood of $4,000
In excess of the amount collected In the
same month last year,
Bruce OFT. deputy auditor In charge
of the gross production tax department,
has prepared a report showing the
states income from gross production tax
during the years 1915, 1917, 1918 and
1919 to date. The tax is credited as lol'
lows: Twothirds to the general rev
enue fund of the state and one'third
to the counties in which the tax origi'
mated. The counties shares would be
one half of the amount credited to the
state general fund. The following fig
ures are taken from the report:
l9I9-Ianuary, S5l,9l7.1S; February,
S12G.645.30; March, Sl76.471.52; April,
S69 253.92; May, S2Ol ,32A1I; total 1926.
Gl2OG.
l9lS-January, Sl3,5GG.Oi February,
sS9.S55.45; March. $49O,794.G6; April,
S32.sSl.77: May. S6l.3l5.l1; June, s37S,-
22O. "a; July, SSS.243.Gl; August. $lO3,
$50. 40: September S527 ,544.62; October,
S444l2.l3: November. $l33,925.50; De
cember, $55S,O72. &c; total, $2,525, ,7i2.2S.
19l7-January. $32,j63.G6; February
S15Ol71.S5; March, 100000; April, $50
OOO May, $272 1854; June. 100000;
July mo figuresl; August, 5000 900; Sep
tember. $l.O92.S5: October. S1S,17il6;
November, $474.S7G99; December, $780,
53S.S7; total, $1,000 l42.02.
l9lG-(No figures for January, Feb
ruary. March, May and july; April,
S62 1896. sc: June, $4,000; August, $40
OOO September $3.50, ,GSG.71 October,
SlO.595.73; November. $253,174; Decem'
ber, S15l.73S.54; total, $l,0SS.59IG3.
Total for the years 1916, 1917, 1918
and five months of 1919, $500, ,OS7,99.
Total collections Of oil and gas pro
duction tax for the years named are as
follows:
1916. tax $2.OO2 ,49O.3S, penalty, $3,-
SOFAS 1917. tax S3,39G,5O2.la; 1918. tax
s45S.31O.7l. penalty $7,S26.5l; 1919 -four
months tax $l,3141tl.73, penalty ST.
267.3S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
VILLAS NATURE IS
EXPOSED WHEN OLD
FRIEND IS KILLED

Juarez. Mexico, June when OLD
lose de Ia Luz Herrera and his TWO
sons trudged out to the Parral ceiile'
terry before the villa firing squad III
the dawn of Easter morning, MeNl'
can feud more bloody than any OF the
Kentucky mountains came To GU
max,
Francisco Madero's call To the noun
tain men of Chihuahua In the iall OF
1910 brought Nilla from his brigand
rendezvous in the Sierra Madres, Cro"'
GO from the san Andres llanoS ana the
Herrera borthers fro mthe copper
mines of Parral. Together they fought
the revolution Of 1901 and together
they marched into Mexico city In the
trlumphal entry. "Pancho." Maclovio
and Luis all wore the tri'color OF the
revolutionary army.
When Madero was killed and the
constitutionalist revolution started, the
licrreras and villa again took up arms
against the iluorta fcderals. But the
Inevitable break between Carranza, the
educated and villa. the bandit occur
red. All of Villas old friends ana fol-
overs remained with him but the Her
'rras. father and five sons. They JOIN
ed Carranzl against Villa. \ quarrel
IN the station platform at Jimeni| dur
ing which denunciationS ana dares
were hurled AT villa by Maclovio Her
rcra was said to have been the prime
factor in breaking this long friendship
between Villa ana the Herrera family.
Maclovio, the deaf, and Luis, the
lame; joined CarTanza as generals oil
the line; Old Jose de Luz Joseph
of the Light the father went back To
Parral and became mayor. Melchor
moved to JuaroZ and become mayor
there. Villa led his hosts TO defeat
against Obrrgon, fighting under Car
ranza's banner. To his Golden Ones
villa sworc an oath he would eNtcr
inmate the entire Herrera family. Lat
er Maclovlo was killed by concealed
machine gun as he crossed the border
TO Join Carranzas forces. The report
said it was Il case of mistaken identi-
ty.
Christmas week. 1917, Villa sprung
a surprise attack on TorreOn. CONNER.
cial capital of the rich, Laguna dis
trict. Luis Herrera was the CarranZi
commander He was captured, tor
tured and mutilated. then hanged to a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
OIL NEWS
IN AND AROUND ARDMORE

Company, temperature engineers. VIII he
present at the conference and demon
strate methods used In the inspection OF
kerosene, gasoline and their byproducts'
Prof Edwin De Barr, chemist ON the
faculty of the state University at Nor
man, will also be present and conduct
demonstrations of methods used In test
ing the commodities that come within
the provisions OF the new law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
CONSERVATION AGENT SAYS
COTTON COUNTY WILL BOOM

Oklahoma City, June John Il. Ad-
ans, oil and gas conservation agent
in the Walters field, in a letter to the
conservation department of the state
corporation commission, predicts rap
i'll increase i'm the Cotton county field
productions In his letter Adams said;
There is considerable activity north
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08

as mayor of Juarez. was always friend
ly to the Americans and saved many
Americans from deaths before the flr'
ing squad. The mother of the HERE
ras Il dead and only the boy survives
Villas hatred and then only by grace
OF Villas pardon,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08

of Walters. new wells being brought in
almost every day. The daily run IN
this field is now about $500 barrels and
the prospects TO double this production
in the next sixty days is exceedingly
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-19
B. LongPlans
Wet Utopia
for Tiajuana
Ye Gods of Dead Rainier,
Cast Thine Lamps
Upon Plans

LOS ANGELES. Cal, July H.
Baron Long. noted Los Angeles
sportsman and cafe owner, today
made public plans for the opening of
an American Monte Carlo at Tia
Juana. Lower California.
The plans include:
Construction of a 100000 cafe to
seat 1000 persons. 1t will be built
along Spanish architectural lines and
will cell real champagne for IS a
bottle.
The Tia Juana race course will be
rebuilt and reopened on a far greater
scale than previously operated.
A boxing arena viii be built and 1t
is the plan Of the promoters to hold
championship bouts there.
Long declared that the promoters
propose to see to 1t that their pro-
ject does not become a sore spot on
the American continent, that II will
be conducted on nothing but abso-
lutely legitimate lines and will be
orderly and morally clean.
The necessary concessions have
been secured from Governor Cantu
OF Lower California, Long said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-19
Will, IF Wise,
Will Forget
Fight Chatter
Fat Boy Would Be Showing
Bean if He Forgot
Dempsey

OAKLAND. CAL, July 1s.-If the
public really wants a match between
Jack Dempsey and Willie Meehan,
the public can have it-providing the
inducements are right-Jack Kearns
stated upon his arrival with the
heavyweight champion.
Back east they regard such a
match as a joke" said Kearns.
Where does Willie figure as a pos
sibility? That four-round thing at
the benefit surely doesn't count.
Dempsey is ready to fight any.
body, anywhere-within two weeks
or two months--but the inducements
must be right. Personally. I believe
his next opponent will be Carpenter,
but IL such bout takes place. It will
not be held within six months"
Kearns insists Dempsey's Los An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-19
HAYES PUTS
NOLAN OUT
OF RUNNING

The elimination Of III. Nolan By
Hayes featured the play yesterday
In the piayfield tennis champion
ships at Woodland park. Noilar
was picked as a probable contender
Tor the finals. The score was So
81 and 81.
fridays Games
Pigott and Sunny won from
Erickson and partner by de
fault.
Castaveda won from White
3-s. 81. go.
Packer and Kozioski won from
Starlight and McAdams, go. 6-s.
So.
Mccoy and Eddinger won
from jacobson and williams
11-9, 60.
Nolan and Hesketh won from
Norbom and Wabraushek Ga,
ca.
c. Hayes won from Fl. Mol.
Ian 90. ST. OF.
Lagcrstrom and johnson won
from Mclean and Stephens 60.
81.
Coles and Kozlowski won from
King and Dodge by default.
Nolan and Hesketh won from
Hoffeditz and Eason SO, 1913.
Saturdays Games
2:oo--R. X. Samson VS.. p. A.
Dix, o. F. Skinner VS.. Van Sol.
len, Mrs. Foster VS.. Libbie Fer.
ris.
3:o0-Coles VS.. Hills. II. II.
King vs. @. Monserat, Sadie
Miller VS.. Mrs. Parrot, A. Burn.
stad VS.. Margaret Lowe.
4:00--Hill and Oldham VS.. Nc.
Coy and Eddinger, II. ". Dodge
VS.. ii. Willett. T.. F.. White VS..
r. j. Boryer, Mrs. Elliott and
partner VS.. Mrs. Foster and
Ferris.
5:00-Hills and Vanderlas VS..
Packer and Kozlowski, Elizabeth
Mccullough VS.. Ruth Marcuse.
Cow. Nolan VS.. c. Hayes,
II. somers VS.. Hardy, Vida Rob
inson VS.. Emile Atwood, Sadie
Miller and partner VS.. d. Kirk
and A. Burnstead.
TOOK. Duncan VS.. Reuben.
stein, winner OF Skinner.van
Solen VS.. J. J. Dunn
s:00--Zipora BIumenfeld vs..
Stella Scott, Hazel Dixon VS.. d.
Kirk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-19
MarshalAue
Plays Finals
in Portland
Gertrude Schriner Is Out of
Contest for Title

PORTLAND. Ore. July 19.-Mar-
shall Allen. Seattle tennis star. will
compete here today In the finals
against Catlin woiford for the title
In the Oregon State Tennis tourney.
Allen eliminated Harry westerman
yesterday so. 60. 81, In the semi
finals. wolford eliminated Phil
Neer. the Stanford player who put
Bill Taylor. Of Seattle. out OF the
running Thursday.
Gertrude Schreiner was shelved
yesterday in the women's singles by
Mrs. J. C. Cushing, OF California
Joe Livingood. OF Seattle. lost the
boys championship to Isadore West
erman. OF Portland. Mrs. J. c. Cush-
Ing will play Wayne Mcdonald for
the singles title today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-19
Seals Come to Life and
ff |. Yin After Rainiers Are
;j::; Miles Ahead in Contest
Hay City Players Pole Out Four Home Runs and Slave
Off Apparent Defeat; Clymer, Usual, Has Old

ssf8AN FRANCISCO, July 19-The Seals made it three
straight from Seattle yesterday by polling out three home
runs and snatching victory from what appeared to be
certain defeat to the sixth inning The to g.
The Seals eased in the first and then did
nothing but watch the Cmeres put for several
frames After Seattle had piled up comfortable margin
four advance of the Seals the poppy Souherners
began welding the willow to a marked effect
Cymer, usual himself ragged around the vicin-
y of first base in effort to stay the drive His actions
were to avail