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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Nrdlnf Nioses
Corn-Iuly sle54. September Sl-56 g.
Oat-Tuly 6glc. September 66asc-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-1Iay s55.T5. July s5L15-
I.ard-July $3.50, September $3.50
Ribs-1fay $3.50. July SIS.
Chicago produce. Close.
Chicago. H.. Nay S--Butter-EiEha--
Creamery 50H G56izc-
EErs-Recelrrs, 25.655 cases Marker
STEADY. Firsts. f2G 4Ec; ordinary flrsts.
4o1s q 41Zc. at market cases included. 4-
q fe54c: storage packed nrsts. ~ 2 G isci
extra. 44R 45c.
Poultrv-AlIve. lower Fowls. CSC.
kansas CITY Produce, Close
Kansas City. No. May s.-Butter-
5o6 sic; firsts, 4s 4sci
seconds. $50 sc; packing. flc-
EErs-FIrsts, 4lAc
Poultry-HeEs. SIC; ROSTERS, 16c; broil-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

Police officer j. J. Beatty resigned
Thursday afternoon from the police
force TO accept a position with the
electric railway company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Help Wanted Male

Help Wanted Male
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WASTED-Colored driver for horse and
wagon Apply 413 Mills St
WANTED-Good negro cook good wagsa
20 right party. with chance o. raise Clint
Boarding House Mrs. J. A PatridEe.
WANTED-Competent and reliable NINA
ger 10 take charge large bottllng works
IN Arizona Address SIS. care Head
We HAVE a real proposition for live
salesman Stephen Haderer's Photo stu
do. e02E E san Antonio
OFFICE ASSISTANT with knowledge OF
bookkeeping. Answer own ha1dwriting-
p o. rex 50z-
WANTED-Boy 70 work in grocery. one
who can rlde a wheel Apply az Fergu-
sons Grocery, So Mundy Ave
WANTED - Advertising salesman, one
with experience preferred. permanent po-
sition- Give full particulars In first let
ter. Address R179- care Herald.
WANTED-Young man for wholesale dry
goods house. only one willing 20 work and
start at bottom need apply Call 2ls s
Oregon
FOR METAL NINE IN New Mexico. shift
boss. must be good timberman and pump
man: must speak Spanish give references
Write 1853 Hera %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

Punished bungalow for sumner.
II you are leaving city for three
months or more ard have e pretty
home. with garage. IN a cezirahla
locality, not FAR out. atlrlc-lvely
furnished. with nice lawn and
flowers and would consider having
% occupied during your ahzencs
By young couple who would give
q excellent care and attention.
please answer this adrertiscueut
Two adults only; rot sick VII
furnish A. references and give
any security desired VIII not
consider u any room Is 20 be r.
served for your occupancy. Give
part ullrs. Stating months q
could be occupied address T1e1.
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
THE WEATHER.

Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
CloudcrOft Announcements.

COTTAGE cheap. 5000. Terms or Liberty
bonds. address C254. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

WANTED-i00 caTpenters for canton
ment work at Columbus. New Mexico
About four months work Wages IS
WIN accept all applications while this
ad IS running Report 20 Capt Howland
Q. n C.. Columbus
WANTED-TWo experienced solicitors 20
travel Arizona. New Mexico and West
Texas Only men OF good appearance con
side-ed- There is big money in this propo-
sition for the right parties Apply Il H
IRIS, E Paso Herald
WANTED-Two or three musicians FOR
piano and srriuEed Instruments any na-
tiouality. for small swell hotel IN small
beautiful New Mexico town short hours
during sumner months Tor room and
board Chance % make side money Ac-
dress B1s5. care Herald
WASTED-Machinery salesman Prefer
man acquainted with southwestern terri
tory. Must be aggressive. competent
man who has initiative and understands
mining and mower euuiument Give full
details and salary expected address
R1s7 care Herald.
WANTED-sign FAINTER Commercial
sign writer. bulletin man. steady employ
ment one year. $3.50 for hours. J. J.
Hangover Service. Fort Worth.
WANTED-An experienced foormaa FOR
our Economy basement Apply 20 NJ
Harris az the Waite House
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Obituaries

CARD OF THANKS
words do not express our deep appre-
citation % the many kind things our
friends did in helping Us bear our recent
sorrow, and Tor the beautiful flowers and
other tokens OF love and sympathy Please
accept this as a weak expression OF our
sincere thanks
Mrs s L. Stoner-
Mrs. r n Rhorer.
Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Linn
Mr. and Mrs. Y. A. Young.
AR. and Mrs H. c. smith
Charles Errol Dahlquist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
OIL QUOTATIONS

These quotations furnished daily by J. 9
Curtiss and company. Hotel Sheldon. New
York aud other oils.
Fort Worth OILS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Real Estate Wanted

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WANTED-Good tenemenls. close n only
LEE NEWMAN. Tenement Specialist
Phone fs04 sos S. e Pzso ST
WANTED TO Buy 8 or : acre improved
place on or near county road Most be
a bargain for cash address Bl1o, care
t.eE.lld
WANTED-Suburban home OF on county
road preferred Must be cheap FOR cash
and not more than s miles from city
Give lowest cash price IN first letter Ad-
dress p. City Building Inspectors Offics
WE HAVE several customers wanting
snail houses II you have a CT room
bungalow near Five Points or Government
Hl1. we can sell % for you Also have
buyer for s or room house near Five
Points.
W. C. PORTER & CO.
2o1 cspIess BldE. Phone 1I2a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Wanted Room and Board

WANTED and board By lady. n
private family Phone 25lsJ-
WANTED-Room and board In modern
private hone. By business woman with
son who goes TO school Nice location
within walking distance OF business cen
lar. Address VI. care Herala.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
SHAMROCK STOCKMEN SHIP
IS CARLOADS OF CATTLE

w E Taylor livestock lu7le-t1A
for the Panhandle and SouthW m
Stoclmen's association. at Shamrock,
Texas. reported under date OF May s
SHIPMENTS Of Sc carloads Of cattle
from that section. He also reported
grass as good and cattle looking fine
in that section where there had been
sbi9ments were as follows: April
%. Williams & Combs SHIPPED from
Shamrock nine cars OF three year OLD
steers to Oklahoma city, Okla; April
23. II. /. Steele. Alenreed. Texas,
shipped seven cars steers. s and 4 s.
to kansas City. April Is, Williams <
Layc0ck Shamrock. shipped seven
ears Of steers. SIS and As. TO Mayett-
Kansas. April %, DrigEers q Inomas'
Erick. Okla, shipped 25 cars Of steers,
2fe and as. TO White City, Kansas
April 26. T. J. Potts Shamrock,
shiuped three cars steer yearlings 10
W. j. Blair. Atlanta. Kansas; April p.
W. c. Mayfield, Shamrock. shipped
three cars Of two year old steers 70
2. s. McComas, Clinton. Okla; April
q. j. Fl. Andrews. Benonine, Texas
shfpped two cars Of feeder cattle 10
Oklahoma City. April p, j. IT. New,
Renonine. Texas. shipped eight cars
of stock cattle to VEGA. Texas April
Is, Fl. F. SchlegaL Shamrock. Texas,
shipped one car or mixed eatI5e 70
Oklahoma City; May 3 7. ]. Potta-
Shamrock. shipped two cars yearling
steers to Joe Allen. Bristol. Okla:
May g. Jack Hoteu. Shamrock. shipped
two cars Of yearling steers to Joe
Allen. Bristol, Okla
SHIP 1858 STEERS.
J W. Phillips. Of Deming. n. ~.
was in FL Paso Monday and Tuesday
buying and shipping 923 steers. Is
rs and Up. from John Helms OF e
Paso. and shipping them 10 CoN-Jones
from the Helms ranch fin the Hueco
Tanks country, in eastern FL Paso
county.
There was 70 be shipped in this
same train $40 similar steers from the
Norwood Hall ranch near Alden. " ~.
and also $50 from the Phillips and
Hail ranch in the same locality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

Precipitation last - hours finches)...
Relative humidity N e Paso at noon
Thursday was IS percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

IUITUU T UTITN91 ITIEEs
New York May G-Cotton futures
closed steady. May. 1885, July. 26.s5; Oc-
tober. 2f-5ss December. 2A1os January.
$50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Lost and Found


LOsT-smau topaz pin set with pearls.
Reward II returned to Herald office.
LOsT-Black and yellow Angora cat.
Richmond Terrace neighborhood- Reward
Phone 16s5-
LOST-Nose glasses in case. IN city serv-
ice Taxi, Tuesday afternoon. Reward -
returned 10 Herald
LOST-Lady's gold watch: VIII nay llh-
eral reward for return 70 SEE y. FLOR
ence- Phone 3s43-
LOsT-Bunch q keys with name l. ".
Norris. Masonic Lodge 40. I'LL Phone
7f51J. Reward
LOST-Sunday afternoon. Daughters Of
Confederacy gold pin Reward Mrs. Hu-
bert n. smith. 35o3 Hueeo-
LOST-llals Airedale Poppy. months old,
all brown Answers Nike Liberal reward
Phone 1850. Return 2I05 p Boulverad-
WILL THE PERSON who found pocket-
book please return bank deposit book and
key 70 Herald office and keep the money
No questions asked
LOST-One Ansc0 kodak May 7th. post
card size. between FL Paso and CanutiIio
on Shelter road Finder return 70 Cir
cuiation Department. Herald Office and
receive reward
LOST. sTRANED. OR STOLEN
English bull dog Answers 20 name Of
Jack All white Long tail. wide collar.
Texas license Reward Il returned 20 SOC
Cftv Natl Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Situations Wanted-Maie

Situations Wanted-Maie
ENPERIENCED farm foreman desires po-
sition IN valley; 5 years experience on ir-
rlgated farm Address BIG. care Herald
COLORED NAN desires work. having had
years % experience as ianiror and but
Ter: villa references have no phone, but
a post card can reach me. 3o21 Durazno.
John MorEal-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Wanted to Rent

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WANTED-Glasscd fra sleeping porch or
room with screened porch. near Stevens
and Ia Luz rhune $751;
WANTED couple. 1 or rooms or
cottage with bath and sleeping porch.
Fort Bliss vicinity preferred Phone ST.
NAN AND HIFE-Want 10 care Tor home
for summer. Can give best OF references
Address F1s3. care Herald
WANTED 70 take care Of home for sum
mer by small family. can furnish best ref
erence- wiling 90 pay part rent excel
lent care ADDE'S E1ss. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

WE WANT
A live representative Or every town and
postoffic= I'm tin southwest The best
opportunity you ever had In your life 90
make money q you are reliable. send
references IN fi-sr letter. II you can't
furnish the very best references YOU are
wasting your time writing US
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT CO.
Licensed Broker.
= i. LANE. MEr
1l1E y. Oregon St Phone 1SsG.
Il Paso Teas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

INVESTORS TAKE NOTICE
Ezccptonaily good buy IN tenement
These buys are scarce
LEE NEWMAN
TENEMENT SPECIALIST
SOS S. FL Pasn St.
Phone 1904
THE FAIR DEAL REALTY co.
has several clients fer roominE houses.
hotels. apartments. grocery stocks. con
fectionery stores and garages. II you
have any OF the above businesses for
sale. phone 15g.
BUSINESS CHANCES HEADQUARTERS
81 z. San Antonio.
GO INTO THE SOFT DRINK BUSINESS
We supply the Equipment
Soda Fountains Carhouators
Store Fixtures Show Gases
Tables and Chairs Luncheonette Outfits
Steam Tables Root Beer Outfits
Ice Cream FreeZers
Bottlers' and Confecloners' Machinery
ard Supplies
Scld on Easy Payments.
Glassware. Siiverware. Crushed Fruits,
STrups. Extracts. and Colors.
EMPIRE BOTrLING WORKS
Cor Mills and Florence Streets
Fl Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

Special Notices
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DOD's BAkBECNE-f16is Mesa Ave
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. ska.
81 Acme Mat q FEATHER Co. IN. 1871
ACCORDION plating. hemstitching. picot-
ms. Miss Corum, So Bucklsr Blk Pm 1871
YOUR mattresses renovated s1-75 up. car
pets cleaned Erwin MfE- Co Phone 11fQ
CURTAINS. lace bedspreads. table covers.
Numbered. high class work; quick service
special rates 10 pairs Richmond's. 7762VT.
EMBROIDERY work done on SIX crepe OF
any kind o. goods All kinds Of fancy
work made 20 order and promptly filled
reasonable prices call az $3.50 Douglas
street. Phone s203-
POSITIVE RELIEF from nervnusncss and
insomnia without drug. You pay for re-
suits. not experiments Phone ssT0J.
ROACH POWDER-KfI those large watel
reaches In your home. also for fies-non-
poison. Guaranteed TO DO this work or
money back
Ell PASO SEED co.
521-523 T. san Antonio ST.
Just East OF Courthouse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

WANTED Say 18th. furnished cot
tasa for sumner. or viii lease b. year
No sick or children Phone 11I4W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

Personal
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SPIRELI-A CORsEIS- Mrs- miller. PASTE
THE person who advertised FOR my adj
iress can now reach me al 500 s. Ochoa
St Maria P. Del Moline.
Business Chances
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CONFECTIONERY for sale Box s27, Las
Cruces. New Mexico.
Il PASO TRANSFER CO., phone sS73.
BAGGAGE and moving hauling OF OIL kinds
FOR SALE CHEAP-A Rood small cash
grocery store Must sell. am leaving town
address Rl25. care Herald-
MAN WITH $500 &c take charge Of office;
income according TO merit Answer az
once. address BlI3. care Heraid-
FOX sALE-Drug store with heavy foun-
tain trade small clean stock Live prop
osltion that's making money Low rent
long lease, Write slf3. care Herald
AN leaving town-mean business-Wil sell
my small Cash Grocery store. doing good
business a snap for some one Address
B 1s3. care Herald
FOR SALE-s750 cleaning and pressing
and hat renovating business. Hoffman
pressing machine. extractor. etc p O.
BOX 1873, Blsbee. Arlz-
GROCERY business doing $500 monthly.
good location. good class OF trade. FOR
quick sale Address Ils2. care Herald
LIST YOUR BUSINESS with Us. We sell
where others fail No matter what husl-
ness you have. large or small Phone
THE PAIR DEAL Really CO.. I59.
517 E san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Hanted-MisceHaneous

WANTED to buy couch swing or ham
mock Phone -0511L
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Latonia Results

sisoo six nfiSlmtns
~ i9s 3 'PooD. straight $3.50. place S.. show
pace $3.50, show S2.70 second: ARENA
Alexander 1o7 (Murray), show $50
piie Darnley ahe 5 cdstona 9 orsnn Ma,s Wood
Merrivale Service Flag ExemDted .nS
sam Reh also ran. 'At'U
:, Second race (two-year- -olds; maiden Al
iies, ioHss1 purse. sl,Soo; five and a half fur
straight $tl0. place S4 show sS.IO first
Sr1ova' or IVA ~ Gunsford). place $3.50. show
shoyo' shoy sSCona; so Mayrose, ll2 Nlanover>.
Craig. Iris, Cicely Kay, Move On ,;ssos ;a"s
Refuge "a, Pine Grove. Diana and I.aSy
Roberts also ran. "u'
purse $1,000; five furlongs).~catanaiia ai'ns 1eo
0Robinson) straight $3.50. placa "a 80
Snow 5Iocs Xxx sa1o ntst: Metem. 1lo (ConneliyS
cinfs Gr Io7 Sfl0; Thow s37O second itar?y
Time 100 45. Maise. Nellie Witwer Wi,, VIC af1o.
Fatty. Spectacular Girl, Guarantee Cans tn'ns
g.0n' rt,f Brght Gold. Emma Weller, Plain
yyear-olds and upward: purse 81 aoo. onrse- s,-
s5raisht sps sl'7S plses $50 show @aFTayS ssso
show ss.lo, second; Top O. the Morn,n~
1!{9, tIhur6er), show $3.50, third. Tine
a. 80 Bon Jour. Jane Pennybaker'
It'll rI1eh race dour-year- olds and upward :.
purse. purse $500: one mile and a sixteentS1u-
pisca iUspsstoF' 10y Iunsford), straight $3.50,
suen,try. 1,y. place $500. show $3.50. second: S:
rime' inusouS: :45 81 'H9wara2 show ss7o. third
Hu1us Riley. Crystal Day also ran. II
.,sI,ntnu si1th race tfour-year- -olds and upward
g o'attmnng; tnr,ag; purse. $1,000: ont mile and
: :, eioorrionsl or sl--Ouito, lo6 (wright), stranrhi
$sIo'9o. place $3.50, snow $3.50. first :.
H. s. .hea hnasch. ~ 10 (Murrayj. rlace
1lo iri! Wa.novcr), show $s.sc, "ti,ry th'rS
nondo. Eercfactor. Bnc. Gordon rnsssii -
Hookery. Jamos Foster and Nab Also ,e !,
Seventh race (four~yea--alda ana un'
wsra eiaiming; purse. sl.aoa ono milo anJ ur
= 0tH9rionE)-E 9r Ernest b.. 1lo (reoleJ. strnirh,
ss,eo' place stSo, show ;sao firsts C,air
sr ss sio $50 ssconN SMNurrSyD place sla.so show
ahoW $3.50. third. Time, ] ~. ''"Sn"iTs ShnI,ss }
tusae lndoienee. ceSnlun' nuSS nS'us \,
also ran. >epsu'Ay 30,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Ross Makes Clean
Sweep in Swinns
OF Allied Games
By BRIGGS
PERSHING STAnI11M Ioinu;lla-lo

PERsHING STADIUM, Joinville-le-
Pont, Paris, July 2.-Norman Ross, the
wonderful American swimmer, stamped
himself as without an equal among the
contestants here, when he won the
S00-meter free style event which was
on the calender of sports of the Inter
Allied championship games here to-
day. By his remarkable showing in all
the swimming events Ross brings back
the individual title to his home, as he
won five first places.
With the completion of the swimming
contests, the title goes to the United
States through the great work of Ross,
who helped to score twenty Of the
twentgone points credited to his team.
australia is second, with fourteen
points; France third, with five and
Italy fourth with two.
Ross captured the S0O-meter contest
as he pleased, crossing the finishing
line in u minutes 80 seconds. His four
other victories were in the 10O-meters
free style, 100 meters back stroke, 400
metres free style and 1,500-metrcs free
style.
France again demonstrated her fenc-
ing superiority by winning the majority
OF the trials in the eight sword matches.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Hall Scores Matches
In SINGLES and Doubles

The annual invitation lawn tennis
tournament of the Nassau Country
Club, at Glen Cove, l.. /, continued to
procede slowly toward the finals in
both singles and doubles yesterday,
only two matches being played. In the
third round of the singles Walter Mer-
rill Hall, Middle States champion, de-
feated DR.. William Rosenbaum By a.
score of 60, Ga, thereby gaining his
bracket in the semi-final round.
Paired with Leonard Beekman, Hall
defeated Fred c. Baggs and DR.. Rosen-
baum in the third round of the doubles
by a score of &c, St, and went into
the semi-final round. Hall was too
steadily on his ground strokes and too
severe overhead for Rosenbaum in the
singles, and practically the same thing
was true in the doubles, with Beekman
showing up very well beside his part
ner. The tourney will be finished to-
morrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Fiue Leading Botters
In Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGyIE

hitting game best. A hitting game
is what he will Get here, for both men
can hit and hit hard enough to leave
human frontispiece looking like a
scrambled egg if the wallop reaches
port.
Yes, they should get hitting game
unless the dope caves in. The pitch
ing and the fielding don't look to be
any too robust. ut the soggy plunk
Oft of the e. thudding thuad H should echo and
until one or the .otNer decides the mo-
ment has arrived to call it a light and
get some sleep, using the resin for
mattress.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
John LIS Estate S3.624

ABINGDON. Mass, July 2.-After
making moro than million dollars as
heavyweight champion. tho late John
j.. Sullivan left an estate valued at
S3,624.U, according to Probate Judge
Chamberlain, who placed valuation on
tLe property to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Peck Makes
Record, but
Team Loses
New York Shortstop Hits
Safely in His Twenty
first Consecutive Came

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The "woim"
has to "toin" every so often, they say,
and once in a while, may be, perhaps,
one must expect Grifith's Senators to
take fall out of the pace-setting
Yankees. This the Capital City boys
did to-day by score Of 6 to 4 and
without the aid of the mighty Walter
Johnson, but the occasion seemed just
a bit enhanced for the home talent by
a case of "cold feet" in Midget Miller
Hugginss Chaplinesque pedal extrem-
ties: The Miller gave the hook to
Herbert Thormahlen so that George
Mogridge could lose another ball game.
Of the wreck. Captain Roger Peckin-
paugh on his very first trip to the
plate established seasons record FOR
continuity of hitting. His single as
sured him the necessary hit for the
twenty-tirst consecutive game and
busted Babe Ruth's record, which Peck
tied yesterday.
The deliberate Jim Shaw was lucky
to survive to the end of the game, for
he was clouted hard in the early inn
ings. But, once the Yankees threw
away their early advantage, he turned
over new leaf and made the big town
boys play dead for him.
Thormahlen was wild as hawk, but
he might have got away with his
assignment had he been left in. His
case was seriously complicated by
faulty support. Washington's hitting
against him, while effective, was de-
cleedly fiuky On the other hand,
Mogridge was simply pasted to ali
corners of the lot.
The Yankees got away to lead of
two runs. Singles by Peck and Baker.
followed by Duffy Lewis's two-bagger,
accounted for brace Of counts in the
first. Washington got one back in its
half on Gharrity's sacrifice fly, Thor
mahlen having filled thg bases by sand
wiching passes around single by
Milan.
The Senators stepped out into the
lead in the fourth. Rice scratched
hit off Thormahlen's glove; Hannah
butted in on Gharrity's roller to the
box and killed an easy play for Thor
mah!en: The two runners advanced on
a sacrifice and scored when Shanks
scratched a hit off Pipp's glove.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03

Little Betting on Battle
Fauors Dempsey at 10 TO 8
Big Fight WnI Net
Uncle San, 100000

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Basing
y" their estimates on a sale of
$1,0o0,000 worth of tickets, officials
of the Bureau of Internal Revenue
said to-day the Willard Dempsey
fight would net the Federal Treas
ury 100000 in admission taxes.
In addition there will be q tax of
80 per cent on all money received
by spectators in excess of the reg
ular price of admission.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03

Tlatted for hamilton In eighth inning
fi Flt5s6ursh. hGuis: H. Q Q Q Q S--s %
Two base hits-Snyder. McIIenry. Three
Dase hitISnotton. Home runs-Miller,
Southworth stolen bases McHcnry, I.avan'
Shotton. Southworth, Schmidt Sacrifice
n, NV otock, LaNan, May. Sacrifice fly
burgh, .. Bases on bals-Or May, s. off
Hamilton, 2. lIits-On May, in s in
nings tnone out in 9th); off Sherdell i'm
-; off Tuero, mono in 2-3 off Hamilton,
~ IN 3; off Carlson in /. Struck out--By
May, q. Wild pltch-IIamilton. Winning
pllcher-May. Losing Naturalization.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
I NC SGD re-.
CHICAGO "A
Totals ..s4 0 27lo c Totals as All 81 g 0
"Batted for Myers In seventh inning.
Tran for O'Neill In eighth inning

Chicago..,... Q Q 2-e
rwo-base hits--Jactson. Kerr, Speaker.
O'Nell (2), Smith, Wambsganss. Sacrifice
hits--Gandil. E: Collins, Gardner: Double
coIiins and Gandil Lett on basesMchi. a, Il.
csgo. .; Cleveland. 10. r5ases on balls--Ofr
Kerr 3; off Danforth, !; of Coveleskie. / ;
off Myers, q off Phillips. l; off Uhlo. e.
Hts-On Kerr III 2-3 innings; of
Faber 3 In l; of Danforth. none in Ia; 4;
in "a of Phiiiips in / on This, o'u in l.
Struck out--Ry Kerr, a. by Phillips, /; by
Uhe. l.. Winning pitcher-Danforth. Los
ing ptcher-Uhls.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Newark's Solitary Fun
Shuts Out Jersey City

Newark won a pitchers battle from
Jersey City yesterday, to 0. The
Bears won the game in the sixth INN
ing, when Miller singled to left, Letter
sacrificed and Gather came through
With hit to left, on which Miller
scored. Miller might not have scored
but for Wiglesworth's tumble.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Red SOx Beat Macks
And Even Up Series

PHILADELPHIA, July 2. Boston
evcned up the series with Philadelphia
to-day. winning a to 2. Two scratched
hits, two errors, a base on balls and
sacrifice play were k.nched on Jinglinc
johnson in the thyd. Outside of this
inning he outpitched Caldwell and hit
a home run in the fifth. Johnson also
drove in the Athletics other run with
a sacrifice fly.
l,a
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Totals ..34 s u IL 9 Totals. .ss Il 20 e7 IL q

& 1''I9'5, Lous. 49,. 9 9 9 : 9 9 ! ! 90 @ 2
1'woh hits-Sisler t2), Jacobson
Three base hits-Sisler Gerber jacobson
stolen bases-Jones CD, Cunningham Sac
rlhce hits-Austin, Gedcon, Weilman. Sac
riflce flies-Snith. Austin. Double plays
Austin, Gedeon and sisler; Gerber. Gedeon
ana Slsler; Young and Bush. Left on
bases-Detroit. s; st. Louis. :. Bases on
ba!ls-Off Leonard, i OF Ayers /: Of
Weiiman, E. l4its-OT Leonard, Z in 3 ! g
innings of Ayers, in > IS Strl,clI ontD
BY Ayers, 2; by Wellman, g. Losing