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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-31
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-31

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Indiana, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-31

Gl 'Italiani che hanno q
cuore la sorti della nostra
colOnia ed il miglioramento
morale di essa aiuteranno
la diffusione del Patriota:
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lie il solo osponente del To-
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che parlando a nome di tut
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ed Interest," sempre che Sc
ne presenta l'occasione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-31
NOstri Agent

II nostro Agente corrispon,
dente Sig. ANGELO AMIGHET.
TT, in giro per visitare bli alb
bonati della Jefferson County.
Tutte lie cortesie che 81 vorran-
no usare al nostro rappresentante,
saranno da moi registrate con ami
mo gratO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Says Destruction Cause
of High Cost of Living

| more than ? per cent five ycars
aso.
"rhis IL not a matter which al.
rcctly concerns commercial banks
SO much Ms II does savings banks.
NE Insurance companies and pri-
vate investments. but whoever has
Invested In good faith In railroad
securities should have Just treat.
'hent Moreover, Il is necessary
mat the present holder shall he
Treated In manner which viii not
rrpel Investments In the future he.
cause vast sums must be had con.
'inualiy To keep the railroads up %
the present needs OF the country.
questions OF this Kind cannot be
settled by ex-parte statements on
either side. They must he thresh-
ed out In fair candid diHcusrion
and settled with a desire To deal
Justly. Neither side can claim the
right Go be the sole Judge OF its
own case. and that Ia the first
question to be settled.
1T 10 not time for hasty ac-
ton or for any experiments which
viii tend TO prevent the speedy re.
vival of confidence and Industry
The world Ia short Of the common
necessities Of life and that L. the
first situation to be dealt with"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
BEACON HILL TO
GET SKIP-STOPS

Introduction of the skip-stop sys.
tenn on the Beacon hill car lines
shortly. was announced wednesday
by Glen Hoover. OF the publicity
department of the city street rail.
ways.
This system In already used on
many OF the city's lines and Is re-
ceivins favorable comment from the
passengers. declared Hoover. There
will be only 20 stops on the Beacon
hill line. according to plans. A
number of these skips occur on
jackson street between Fourth and
i2th AYES. where all cars Of other
lines operating on Jackson street
will be affected by the action.
Hoover explained that the skip
ping of blocks by trunk line street
cars not only saved money In elm
mating wear and tear thru sudden
stops. but that II increased the run.
ming time, a feature which greatly
appealed to the public. Hoover
said that the city would save $4,000
a month by the inauguration OF the
system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

while local butter trade II slump.
ing badly on account OF government
demand for lower prices. local cream
cry men report n bigger northern
trade than ever.
Every boat leaving for Alaska In
carrying record shipment OF but.
ter and eggs and dealers are work.
Ing day and night 10 fill the orders,
Little hope IN given for lowering Of
ega prices this year. they say.
mo government Investigation can
make the price Of eggs come down
now" declared one representative
creamery man. 1T II the natural law
for eggs 20 pe on the upgrade at
thi" time Of the year
Fresh eRgs ara getting scareer
daily. Highest prices for eggs will
be seen by the middle Of October.
II always has been that way and IL
always viii he that way"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
CAR men AGAIN
: MAKE PROTEST
Fear They Won't Get Salts.
factory Raises

Disagreement between the stree,
car employees and the city over the
pending wage increase doomed on the
horison again wednesday.
The possible dissension rests with
the belief that the city council favors
an increase for the carmen rsngfne
from s4-7s to ss.2s per day. while the
srmen insist that their promised
age schedule provides for a IS a
" scale for the next SIX months
r ID $3.50 thereafter with q 8 per cent
" nus at the end OF the year.
J. A. Stevenson. business agent of
street garments union. said that
objected strenuousiy 10 any pro-
sed rate that fails below their de-
knds.
N n had an understs nding with
4 lpersntendent Murphine that he
kuid do everything TO get this by
N council" said Stevenson Wed
>day.
Zsupcrintendent Murphine said that
promised the carmen 10 do all
Mt he could for them, but II was
possible for him 10 promise defin-
4 results.
4 CounciIman r. II. Bolton declared
at the council had not tehen any
ttion yet on the wage scale. lie
ys he believed the Seattle wages
puid compare favorably. and In the
. ajority Of instances would be
= eher. than those paid in any other
ty.
The council budget committee will
robabiy reach the street car wage
uation Wednesday afternoon or
ursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

PORTLAND. AUG. 1s.--Ca
to choice steers. sii@ls; fair TO good
steers. ts6ie.5o; common to fair steers
td7.so rood to choice cows and beif-
ers, tsGsso medium TO good SS9s;
esaners. tsss; bulls. tte7.ss. calves. -
eis.se.
Hors-- Receipts. ne head; market 4.
steady. Prime mixed. $50 a 3s.se: me-
dium mixed. tis.ssa 1880: rough heavy,
sssGls.so; pigs. Sisafe; bulk Of sales
ess q $3.50.
shsep-.-Rscsipts. as7 head; market IL
steady. Prime ismbs. tiisesff; fair to
medium. $500. yeariinrs S5GsSo:
vethers. tsG7.So: ewes. ss07ss
Buttsr-ss6s sc per H.
EeEs-teosse per dos
Hens-ss9sse per ID; broliers, sso use
per ID.
cheese-,se,se per III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Tug Fails to Pull
Schooner Off Rock

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 13.--The
Mexican steamer. korrigan III. ar
rived here from santa Roaaiia by way
OF San Francisco with copper ore and
other cargo for Tacoma.
The schooner Helene was towed
here Tuesday with n load Of lumber
Tor Honolulu loaded at Port Ludlow.
She will leave here an soon aA she
signs n crew.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
Tuesday night by the tug Tyee to
haul the schooner Mary ~. Foster
from the rock on which she ran
aground a few days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
ARE
| STILL OUT HERE
Insist on Is Per Cent PAY
Increase

Striking shopmen at the Great
Northern yards at INTERPLAY will
make no move to return 10 their Jobs
until assured Of the 25 per cent raise
IN wages they demand. IT was stated
BY the strike committee Wednesday.
The strike affects $50 car repair.
ers. helpers. fnachinists, boiler.
makers, car inspectors and car clean.
sers. Conditions at the Everett
yards OF the Great Northern, wber.
200 shopmen are on strike, are no
better than at Interplay, the strike
|. Committee asserts.
At the Tacoma yards OF the
Northern Pacific and Milwaukee
roads, the strikers are debating
whether to return TO work or re.
main on strike with shopmen Al
other points. The strike committee
declares that 5000 shoprncn have
walked out In the state since a week
ago Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
LUMBER Rates
ARE INCREASED
viii Cost More TO Ship to
California

The first increase for more than q
year In freight rates on lumber
shipped between here and California
was noted Tuesday In the Pacific
shipowners' bulletin. when the rates
showed an Increase OF from 60 cents
TO ei.bo per thousand feet.
The new schedule makes the cost
OF freight on lumber - per thousa nd
feet II shipped from Puget Sound 10
San francisco and - " shipped to
southern California ports. In some
Instances 1850 In quoted on ship.
msntH from Washington ports To
San Pedro and san Diego. The rate
to Calso, Peru. IL fixed at as per
thousand feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The stock mar
tet openins vas irregular today. stesls
we're UP. United States steel opening at
ietk. up y crucibis steel At ist. up
ihi Bsthlshern Steel n o, uh, W ..
Central Leather opened 81 rel. Oft Y {.
PAn-Ameriean Petroleum At ie7t. off
y; studsbaksr at fetk. mp Y; Tobacco
Products at ioth, up 4 Marine at SIX
up Y United States Rubber at i.Sh, up
u BALDWIN at 1its and iit. up Y and 4.
The general list continued buoysnt
thraos, the first hour. with motor ana
tire issuss particularly strong Steel corn-
mon advanced 10 iosA; General Motors
sainsd I. 10 ttth studehaksr was up
~. 10 fe7&: United states Rubber up
~. TO it7.
A general upward movement got under
way In the first haH hour under the
leadership OF oils Pan American sold At
iesh. up IN from the opening. while
Mesiean Petroleum was up . like amount
At ffsA. siseisir oil sold st 81. W I y q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Hulls to Be Sent
to Victoria Yards

The vincennes. oeiweln and Endy.
mion. three Of the ain huils recently
purchased by the Universal Shipping
and Trading Co. from the United
states shipping board. are soon to b.
sent 60 tho Choiberg shIpbuilding
Co.'S yard. at Victoria. 10 bo com.
pieted and equipped for immediate
service with the Universal com.
pany's fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Public Markets

FINE ~.
sugar and soap stall. Carnation. Bor-
den milk. itHo can; Federal. co-opers-
tive. itHc can. bars Crystal white.
hob white or sunny Monday. acc; large
pkg Citrus acc. stall :. eantaioupes. 9
for use. green peppers. fsc n. sweet
grapes, loo ~. oranges. Cor 7sc. prvnes.
Toe dos, Stall I. cooking apples. 4 ms
stc: eantaioup~s. So each. Red Seal
Grocery. Amer. rss rice. fte; snidsr's
pork and beans. Soc Snider's tomato
coup. isc can. stan -. hes, butter.
tsc N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Bound to Jury on
u. s. Stamp Charge

Victor Pendyille. charged with
fraudulent use Of Internal revenus
stamps. was bound over 10 the FEEDER.
al grand jury under bail Of 81 900 by
United States Commissioner McClel-
land Wednesday morning.
Pendvilie was originally arrested
by the police. charged with attempt
ing 20 sell cold tea. In Imitation Of
whisky. He was fined 500 in mu-
nicipsl court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Assign Five Ships
to Seattle Routes

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. is.--It
was announced here today that As.
sistant United States Shipping Board
Director OF Operations Harold II.
Ebey has assigned eight vessels out
OF the 70 steamships recently prom.
ised the Pacific coast by the United
States shipping board.
Five 81 the steamers will go TO Ne
attic and three will no 10 San Fran.
cisco. The vessels will be In use for
Oriental trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Jackling Yacht
Completes Cruise

The yacht Aauilo. under corn.
mand Of Capt George smelling. re-
turned from a three weeks cruise In
Alaskan water. with it's owner. ID. c.
JaekiIng. OF Salt Lake City, and a
party Of friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
BEATS UP DOG FOR
Spelling HIS GOLF

LONDON. Aug. I3.--Lord Roch-
dale, who was fined $3.50 for cruel.
~ beating his dog on the golf links
at Middleton Lanes. has appealed the
case. The dog interfered with his
lordship's game. causing him to play
badly and was whipped with a golf
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
MAYOR Is NAMED ON
MEMORIAL Committee

Mayor Ole Hanson recsived ,sie-
araphic appointment Wednesday TO
the Roosevelt National Memorial
COMMITTEES.
The telegram said his nomination
has been made by Secretary Of the
interior Franklin Lane North
western members OF the COMMITTEES
win meet In Portland next month
to formulate plans for the success
sui FORMULATION Of the campaign
to raise sic.ooe.eco for the proposed
memorials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

stall i7e. new mild cheese. aso m. .
lbs. 1bc; fresh puliet eggs. soc dor Pre-
fnier salad dressing. Csc. Stali isi. large
bottle catsup. zoe. large bar toilet soap.
We; ms head rice. 2bc. stall ia.
erabappies. u 90 crate. canning peaches.
ilo crate; waterrneions. ave ~, stalls
81. lamb chops. ace 10. boiling beef fbc
10. lamb stew, ififc III. sugar stall,
ts-b. sack Gold Bond -four. t2.se 7 bars
No-tub Naptha. ale. stalls fs-i7 bars
Lenox soap. csc: g rolls toilet paper, fse !
ibs. Flake white shortening. SIC: 4
boxes Searchlight matches. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
GIKE PLACE

stan -. pure fresh milk. Ice per ct
Stall 60. Carnstion milk. lac can. stall
". ms pure cane sugar. TIC. Stall
1909. Iowa corn. cans &c. Liquid
beans cans $50; fish balls ssc per can.
stall 1871. lamb chops see NJ: sugar
cured bacon. sec ~ Rsrton's hams. tse
~. stall ~. liver. ioc NJ. rib steak. ssc
u, veal chops soc n. stall 1911, stur-
seon. fkc 10 kIppered herring. lie N.
stall 1891. best fresh eggs csc dor (.
whole Swiss cheese. 1bc N. stall s7.
brick cheese. ssc ID puliet esgs. SEE 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

stalls N-2r. carnstion milk. 1--we can
stail 70. ms pure cane suesv Vie
stalls 7o-7i. csn,aioupes. Sc each; q fss
crate. Stall ~. freah red snapper. fhs
sbe; ling cod, J ms. use: young salmon.
fsc N. Stalls aT.ss. Mason fruit lars.
pts. soc. OTIS, ste. h-gai ufs CSC
can Royal baking powder. ssc; s-fb. can
NJ J. u. coffee, s7.2s. Stalls f-s.s. I'm.
can SchiilinE's Best coffee. zee value.
sac In. pkg Sunbeam coffee. SIC
value, CSC. In pkg Cats Blue Ribbon
tea, sbci large cans milk. sbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Fushima Maru L.
Repaired for Trip

The ~. Y. X. steamship Fushima
Msru. which returned 20 Seattle last
Monday IN an injured condition after
she had started on a trip TO the
Orient. viii sail from the Crea,
Northern dock Wednesday. s .. m.
for japanese ports. The vessel,
which has been temporarily repaired.
will go In dDdock in her home
mort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

BERLIN. Aug. delayed -
The Russian newspaper Prysgus.
published here. stated that the Doi-
shevih had captured Riga. The
i1tiish premier ncd TO Mitau the
nswspe per said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
SANITARY

stall III. apple jelly. i5c N. pure
chicken tamsics, 3sc each: Libby's apple
butter. f5o n stall ~. Alaska red
salmon, tall can zoe stalls ao.ss-ai, pot
roast isc nj boiling beef, i2hc m.
homeless corned beef. etc III. stan 81. pot
roast isc NJ. T-bone steak. csc n.
round steak. soc n. stalls 2t-a6, pure
cane sugar. $3.50 sack, free delivery
Mason fruit Jars, pts, Soc. DTS. soc. acc
citrus powder. 25c. 2 ms. Golden West
coffee. tl.io. stali a. weSson oil. pts,
zoe; M,xois oil. qts use. large can Van
Camps beans. zoe. cans sardincs In
oii. 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Seattle Ship Will
Garry Flour Cargo

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. i3.-~The
steel steamship West isleta. built at
Seattle. completed loading nour here
today and viii sail In a few days.
Two steamships. the Butte and tho
Corvallis. are scheduled TO take trial
trips this week. They were both built
In local shipyards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

stalls io2-ios-ies. fresh ground peanu,
butter. Use ~. ms sscs full cream
cheese. s2c NJ. ms s5c; ms. pure
cane sugar Tie. stall tis. shoulder OF
mutton. i5c N. veal steak, 2bc m. lib
sr,y steak. zoe N. sausage meat zoe
N. stalls Las. veal roast soc II. 20,
roast. AYE M; homeless oorned beef
zoe NJ, stan o. fresh salmon. iso n
red snapper, MS. gso. fresh whole
salmon. soc stall H. smelts 2 ma. CSC
ling cod, 2 ms. zoe; black cod. MS
Csc. stalls N-s6. cut flowers and plants.
funeral designs and decorations made to
nfdcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Two Ships Loading
Lumber for South

ABERDEEN. Aug 1.-THE steam.
era chehsiis and Carlos arrived Tues
day from California and are loading
lumber for san Francisco.
The barkentinr Maksweii left Tues.
day with lumber for Caiiao. Peru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

Frisco Market Status

SAN FRANcisco. Aug. iJ--Buttef--
Extras. sec per 10; prime firsts. ste per
ibf firsss, sec per II.
Esss-Estras. ste per doz: firsts. ssHc
per or. extra puliets. SSc per dor.
Ch<se--Callfornia flats. fancy, 3sc per
ID; fissts. s3Ae per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
VITAL STATISTICS
NARRIAoEs

1A4HuAOHA
=. Assl tsssii. %. ssd Anns jehssss
Ed-.rd sherlock nsor. ard Eas.
Marie Reach, SEATTLE
rstsr o Bsesass. 81. Cashmere. and
Aesis NJ rst,sl ~. nosheii
George Earl stssnisna. ~. and zsIas
A.y nxrnstt 10. Seattle
william g. 4. echsrmsr and Anna e
Echai,s. seosfie
Harry ". MIRA. ~. Oakland. Cal, and
Mae shipruAn. a. Indianapolis. Ind.
Carl Arid Carlson sad Mamie There's
nsss T. H.s.ra.L ~. ana ouv. N
hyser. 49, seattle
kd.ard J. wsr. ssd Helen. resisss.
waiter Fraah Leader, ~. ard Kaish
Bssssses Combs. a.. sesuis
ssssA u. Eaten ssd Eins ~ rsny.
Jess Ks,sns ana n,ias Edwards. s..
sssi.
LIE i~a. csmsssr. 10 xsnrss. .se
Eisis Q samsrsrfssia. 10. soitsn-
osi TO Mr.. ssd Mrs. d. HerisA-a. o.,
pssssorn Ct. Aug. =
hoy 10 NJ ard Ars G. W. Smith. isf.
Moe Hi,i ave. tuss .
s, nss a q - 1s,, .: :. X" ' z r'a's.' ''
Bsy 70 Mr. ara Mrs. 4. >. navy. IA
msnas. vast. Ass
ofi 20 NJ. and Mrs. o. Lsnd. isif W.
sssd -. Aus.
D. No .. Boz ~. Ass o
pey 70 Mr. ard Mrs n c. Goddard.
1st fTth Ave. July ~
noy TO NJ, and nfa G. Williams. iiis
Terrace eesrs. Asa l.
her to ~. ana Mrs. a. r. pohsty.
1871 Terry ave. Aus
too, WISH, Jsiy ~
osi 20 NJ. ard Mrs. ,. v. rora. SCI,
Ashvorth ave. July 81.
ORA 10 Mr. and Mrs. o. stspp. 7o y
suh %. Aus, $
.,ss,h X w. ssi, ~
noy 10 Mr. and Mrs J. A. Riss. 81
MY 70 s' .sa Ms. a ". weea,m..
ffs sTth ~. jsiy ~
boy TO Mr. and Mrs.. v. snsdsksr, sss
nssh,h ave W, July -
oiri 20 Mr. and ME-. J. n Smith. iris
18th ave. Aus. 10.
Boy 10 Mr.. ard Mrs o. W. tsaayt. SIC
Bie-stt ct. Asr. q
nsy 70 NJ ana Mrs. G. J. wsnnsy.
1871 rise 81. July 70
or: 10 Mr. ssa Mrs W =. Dtssmsrs.
isis ~. u,h ct. AUG II
Gisi 10 hr. ssA Mrs. ". hecase. sfs
fatosa ave, Aus, Z.
oiri 70 NJ. ana Mrs. A. n. silver. ias
W. Roy st. July IS.
ORR 10 NJ and Mrs. sandhin. sosi
fTth ave b w, AUG 10.
Hor ~ Mr.. and Mrs. N sasdstrorn,
s7ss 10th ave n. W.. AVE. O.
Boy to Mr. and Mrs J. sosawis. 1915
oSi 70 y, ana mrs. T. ss,.a..l IVA,
is,h ave. n. Aus. ~. -.
nor % h,nca Mr.: C. ". rs-sr.. n'
r,sy TO ~. Sod Mrs ~ q SITTER. ii
boy 70 M. sna Mr.. 8 se,dsI. 1901
33rd ~ ", AUG. 2.
BOY 70 Mr.. and Mrs y. u. s,roesos.
7ei, IAN ave n. W, AsG 7.
uiri 10 Ms and Ms r. Frederick son.
fiss 18TH ave n. w. Aua T.
Giri 10 Mr.. and Mrs. .. johnson. 7sss
7srd ave ~. w. Aug. D.
hoy 70 Mr.. and Mrs o. Nssashyo. TOO
ORR 70 Mr. and Mrs l. shimssen. nI
MAYNARD ave. July 80
boy 10 Mr. ana Mrs X. Ichthi. iiet
Washington St, Aug g.
oisi to Mr.. ana Mrs. n. Amsno. sol
Eins ST.. Jelly ~ -
. 70, 20 -, .sa NJ" 8 rai'osa. zoe
boy 70 NJ. ana Mr.. =. shirels. an
Ninth ave, july ~
suits flied.
Eva .. Vernon against osorse o. Yer.
non. non-suppoft.
Fay Mcoiii against y. H. Mcolii non
support.
Hafris, u. Austin sss,ns, Guy e. Aus.
tin. on-svprort
nertha Mills against Essa p. Nils,
cruelty.
Adsiins Jones against George w. Jones'
n.t A..-a. .~.t.., Auss runA~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
Produce Notes

high potato market this season.
Latest crop reports indicate a great.
ly shortened production owing 10 n
shortened acreage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13
seventh Inning

Cincinnati = Snyder threw out
Rath. Doyle threw out Daubert.
Zimmerman threw out Groh. No
runs. no hits. no errors.
New York--snyder lined 10 Magee.
Mcc,arty bat,ed for Sehf and flied TO
Neaie. Burns singled. stole second
and took third on a passed bali
kopf threw out Young. No runs.
one hit. no errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

II cincinnati--Dupuc Is pitching for
New York Roush doubled Neal.
fouied To snyder. Doyle threw out
kopf. Magee flied TO Kauff. No
runs. one hit. no errors.
New York--Fistcher walked. Doyle
flew 10 Roush. Chase tripled. scor-
ing Fletcher Chase out NJ plate on
kauffs srounder. Rash to Rarsden
60 Groh TO Rath. Kauff taking
second. Zimmerman famed. One
run ons hif No erroyu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

The soft fruit market In holding
steady. No government invesugs.
ton will cause a drop in prices. de
clare Western ave. dealers. The
sluggish trading OF the last few days
Is blamed on the cool weather and
not on the part Of consumers 10
cease buying until an invstigation
causes n fall.
An express shipment OF Christmas
oasabas from California coming "a
Grorsman Bros. proved big novelty
Wednesday at $3.50 per crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

Cineinnati-Kcpf flied to Young
Msgce famed. Harden safe on
Fietchsr's error. Rsuthsr fouied 20
Snyder. No runs. no hits. one error.
New York-Chase flied to Neals.
paubert took Kauff's grounder.
Zimmerman flied to Roush. No
runs. no hits. no errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

WruS HApAy
Atg. ~
ttr~t Low Tide
IL - a m 81 r.
r1rst High TIae
Z 81 . m. fes n
second low Tide
iasts . m o.. ~
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ffts D m 10 n.
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Cincinnati - RAriden fame d.
Fletcher threw out Reuthcr. Rath
and Daubert singled. Daub>rt stole
second Groh lined 10 kauf- No
runs. 2 hits. no errors.
New York-Rain began falling.
Snyder flied TO Maxee. Gonzales
bastsd for Dubuc and famed. Burns
singled and out stealing. Rarsdsn 20
Rath- No runs. one hf,. no errors.
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Fifth Inning

Fletcher threw out
Daubert. Groh hit home run.
Doyle threw out Roush. Seaie walk
"a. but was out stealing. snyder 10
Doyle. One run. one hit. no err
fors.
Nav Yerk--Rath threw out Young
Fletcher flied 90 Msgee. kcpf threw
out Doyle. No runs. no hits. no er.
rors.
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Money Dvprccistes

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many people he knows who want a
4 per cent Investment. II would
be unjust and practical reputation
for the government. after ascer-
tanning the fair cash value Of rail-
road property. to forcibly take u
over for government security
which would not bring It's face
value on the public market. Ac-
cording to the argument Of the
railroad men in their own behalf
money has so deprecated that I
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GIANTS BEATEN
IN FIRST GAME
Cincinnati Reds Wallop New
Workers. 4 to 3
Continued From, Page One

Passes. Groh threw out Fletcher.
Two runs, three hits, one error.
Third Inning
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tanned. Rath
walked. Daubert safe on Sshrs
<ssror. Rath taking second. Groh
ralked. Rath scored and Daubert
Ind Groh moved up a base on
toush's sacrifice Fly TO Young
Neaie was hit by . pitched hall.
<opf sAxled. scoring Daubert and
;roh. Neaie taking second. Magee
ned 20 kauff. Three runs. one hit.
ne error.
New York--Rath threw out Doyle
ssg lined 20 Rath. pauhcrt got
grounder. No runs. no hits.
fors.
IA Fourth Inning
ri Observation-Disclosures threw out
,ariden. Reuther famed. Rath
rouied to snyder. No runs. no hits.
NC errors.
III New York-zimmerman singled
Snyder lined to Rath. who doubled
Elm to Daubert. Nehf doubled.
BURNS fouled to Rariden. No runs.
fwo hits. no errors.