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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-03
MANY THOUSANDS
At CELEBRATION
FIRST OF THREE DAYS CELE-
BRATION DRAWS ENORMOUS &
CROWDS TO MOSCOW

1t is estimated that three thousan
visitors from outside points are il
Moscow today for the opening of tn
three days celebration which began
before daylight this morning and vii
not close until midnight Saturday
The crowd is much larger than was
expected for the first day of the eel
ebration and presages record break
ing crowds for Friday and Satur.
day. The entertainment being given
the visitors is all that could be desired
but the airplane easily leads all others
in point of popularity. when will
the airplane fly" is the question on
the lips of every one and everything
is suspended while the flights are in
progress.
Makes Pretty Flights
At o'clock this afternoon Lieuten-
ant Fetters made the prettiest air
plane flight ever witnessed in Mos
COW. Coming up from his landing
place on the F. E. White farm east
of town, he rose to great height and
did a number of thrilling stunts, in
GLIDING the nose spin, the side glide,
loop the loop, turn over forward and
backward and many other thrillers
hat caused jaws to drop and eyes to
pop as the daring aviator pulled |
hem off He will fly at least twice
zach day of the celebration and will
i've some new stunts each day.
1t is estimated that more than 5000
ersons entered the fair grounds
there the afternoon program was CIV
n and all were well pleased with the
The peanut, egg and 9TH
r races attracted much interest. The
aseball. game between Kendrick and
[oscow is in progress as The Star
-irror goes to press. A big crowd Of
endrick fans came up for the game
i'd a good game is looked for. A
lrse of 5000 has been offered for
o gaines IOudy dHu tOIuOTTOW anu (
100 is the purse for the game Satur- =
" afternoon. The batteries this aft 4
noon are Smith and Fox for Moscow, +
i'd Denzow and Forrest for Ken
ick
The bucking contest pleased the '
ovid as such exhibitions always do
le peanut race was won by Nc p
rthy, exalted ruler of the Elks
lge OF Lewiston, the other contest s
is being w. e. Thorpe of Pullman,
e. Wallace and Francis Jenkins m
Moscow. Captain Martinson of
vision won the egg race for the ii
IS and Hupp of Kendrick won two
Ii and Jack Barnes of Moscow, one F,
in the undressing contest.
tonight the boxing and wrestling te
tches will be pulled off at the Will So
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-06

While admitting at the start that
the idea is narrow. bgoted and pes
simistic. one is almost tempted, when
he casts up the list OF pests that has
found its way into the United States
from foreign lands, to wish that the
forefathers had adopted the policy
of the Chinese-buiIt a wall around
the country and told the rest of the
world to stay on the other side,
There Is the English sparrow, the
Startling from the same environment.
the gypsey moth, the San Jose scale
and now we have In our midst
one OF, the worst Of the Whole lot,
i the European corn borer. The borer
is one of the most destructive in
sects Of which agricultural experts
have record. 1t is capable OF doing
about as much damage to corn
| field as July frost and It's EXTERN
nation in an infected area involves
an amount OF labor that makes corr
raising almost hopeless. Govern
ment officials have stated that Tho
ravages Of the pest in this countr,
have been confined to a comparatively
| small section about Boston ans
Schenectady, N. ", but the larva hal
recently been found in seed corn pun
| chased by a Windham county farmer
In recent years most Vermont farm
ers have found corn raising some
i thing of gamble because OF tn
| short season and II Is to be hope
| that they are not SONG to have sue
Ia destroyer as the corn borer adde
Hto the hazard. k4l
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-06
FRIDAY. JUNE .. 1919.

Henry Ford may be the loser in his
libel suit against Che Chicago Daily
Tribune but his advertising depart
.ment will be able to score up few
points ON The right side of the ledg-
Ell.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-06

| A committee composed OF mea
who have been identified with somel
of tho big enterprises AND aeeomp'
4 lishments In this country have or
ganized themselves for The purpose
OF furthering d nationoi prosperity /
campaign. According to the litera,I
tura which the committee has sent
our the country is sadly in need Of
education relative to the changes
that have been wrought BY the great
war and II must be apparent to every
thinking man that this Contention Isl
correct The keyupte OF this com
n=liioc's propaganda is that this ma
lion just now IS suffering from an aD
cerce OF unity and in this coanec
ton il has put ont among much
other matter the following:
! Never in history has America
| stood TO gain more by unity of
thought and action than right now.
/ Never have we needed more q clear
4 realization by all that the laborer
! Is worthy OF his hire'-that nd
sale Is a good sale unless 1t profits
both buyer and seller'-that the
pound OF flesh policy In buying may
bleed commerce to death.
js Remember that we are all stimuli
/. taneously buyers and sellers. Any
attempt to take unfair advantage Of
either the buyer or the seller event
ually reacts to the hurt OF all bust
ness.
II Anything that hurts business
eventually hurts all OF us.
Every material condition In the
world today spells Prosperity for
| / America.
| "'rhe only thing that can interfere
| with that great era Of prosperity viii
be our own lack of unity In COINS
ahead and giving the other fellow 1
| square deal whether 1t be in buyins
or in selling--and regardless o
| whether the thing VIC buy or sell Il
| labor, capital, food. shelter, clothing
| ships, shoes or sealing wax
III The extract contains nothing tina
III is new For years men in manufaci
III uring and in business have looke
/ forward TO the day when production
| and sale would be based on tn
/ principles OF the square deal. w
i wore told when almost the entir
Il civilized world was involved In tn
IL great war Just closed that the sacr
| fee and the suffering would resu
in a better brotherhood OF manlSin'
| that we would como out from u
/ fiery furnace at least partially clea'
| sed of our avarciousnes and the Ii
tie, petty methods through which "
/ have sought TO obtain an advantai
OF the other FELLOW. Perhaps v
have, but the present condition
III the world is evidence enough tn
we have not made the progress
this direction that was expectc
Just now any movement that has T
its purpose the promotion OF cl'
or relation between the man W
labors and the man who distribut
the pay envelopes and between {
one who sells and The one who bu
Is entitled 10 serious consideration
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-06

Altar VS.. Halter.
Said the facetious Teller: Nobody
expects wedding ceremony to go
Il. vugh without hitch"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-06
The Mems and Boys Subway Store

South entrance Dysda have arriv
spots The shop where Dad and older Son de-
light congregate.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
EVERS EXPECTS REDS TO
FINISH Nv ,UCG TIME

Duncan were on the bases and two
men were out. It was The critical
moment OF The game. Kopr delivered,
two runs came across and the Sox
whe beaten.
Claude Williams was very wild and
unsteady. II a pitcher doesn't get
them over the other club doesn't have
TO hit They can win without hitting.
That happened yesterday, Enough
said
In the first two games the Reds have
even surpassed their regular season
play.> They are confident and agrees
sive. They have been a much under
rated team. Who knows but what
nave said may come true and the ser
les end in straight games? That is al
most too much 10 expect from any
club. but the Reds have been dOins
Just such things all season.
Fisher and Rariden probably VIII be
the Cincinnati battery today Fisher
has been pitching wonderful and has
won his last eight games. lie has
pitched against the SOX in the Amer
lean League and knows them. He
should prove almost as effective against
them as Reuihcr and Sallec.
Kerr probably will pitch for the SoX.
lie is a wonderful little workman. but
he is going up against big odds, Game
as he Is he will find the Reds a bad
club 10 tamper with.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
CROIX DE GUERRE
FOR CECIL co. BOY
Joseph H. Boyd, Employe of
p. B. & w. Railroad at i.
Perryville, Dies
MILITARY DANCE
AT ELKTON ARMORY
snecIal 10 The Eyenlng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ELKTON, Md. oct. IA military
dance will be given in Elkton armory,
Saturday evening. by former memberss
Of Company T. Of Elkion.
Friday and Saturday, October q and
%. viii be Donation Days at Union
Hospital. Elkton.
Robert Zellor was arrested at Aber-
deem Md, on Tuesday charged With
stealing an automobile in Havre-de-
Grace.
Joseph H. Boyd. aged n years, died
at his home in rerryville, on Wednes-
day lie had been in The employ Of the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton RailrOad fcity-ilve years, being
yard cc..duct0r at the time Of his death.
nc is survived by his Widow, Mrs. JO-
hanna Boyd and six children.
A CrOix DE Guerre and citation
signed by General Patr1ln. was received
in Baltimore, on "Wednesday, for Cor
poral William Rice. OF Moth East,
county, Md. who was a member OF the
iiJih Infantry.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
BY JOHNNY ENERs.
Written for ihe United pres

AAfNNA ia NiAN 1hAtAu AAiocs
CHICAGO, Oct. 3-The Reds are on
opcmy territory Today and they are go
Ing TO have 70 prove Just how good
and how game a ball club they are.
They have played like real champions
in their two victorious games at home
and / expect 20 see them go clear
through the series without faltering.
Slim Sallee pitched just as he has all
season and turned in exactly the sort
Of game one would expect from a vet
eran OF his class. lie is the man who
is directly responsible for the Reds
second victory lie was hit hard and
he was willing 10 be. lie pitched with
mead as well as his foxy old left wing
and never extended himself except
when necessary. Then he was steady
a. rock. He was master Of the game
every minute. As ! said yesterday inc
SoX don't like lefihanded pitching OF
the Reuther and Sallee brands.
Eddie Roush with one OF the most
wonderful catches ever made IN
world series, and Larry kopf with his
fiple in the fourth that won The
game for the Reds. were the other big
men Of the Reds for the day. kopf
fine hit provided the break Of the
game. Il broke Williams defense and
Inc game was as good as over the
minute Larry hit the ball. Groh and
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

bells nat have not already scscfcJ Z
leg on If.
1le py-ra-lin point race end o'hcr.
special events spell one OF the btss
shoots held by Greenhill for some tire.
Tile Greenhill members are en-
tllusiaslic over the gift to the club by
Phil dupont. OF a high grade single
barrel fox trap gun. and the contest
VIII start next week. or as soon as The
handicap committee have an oppor-
tuniiy 10 check up. and If necessary
rctlassify the shooters Tomorrow Will
be big day and visitors or nom
mcmers are urged to come out and try
10 break the saucers.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
ROUSH AND GROH ARE
SECOND GAME HEROES

triple that scored two runs. lie did
some fancy fielding also. His work in
the middle Of a double play that stop
ped the Chicago bid for a rally in the
ninth was especially sweet.
These two players divided the spot
light OF yesterdays triumph. And 10
add 90 their glory they have been the
honor OF both having been turned down
as \. g.. by American League clubs.
They were not good enough 60 play In
that circuit but they. with the aid of
their teammates, were good enough TO
down the Johnson leagues best team
Roush has put in two wonderful days
in the field In The big series. lie is one
Of the royingcst center flelders that ever
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
LEGION POSTS Consolidate.

Three cOlored posts Of The American
Legion were incorporated into one
under the name Of Norman Scott Post,
No. .. Wednesday night.
At the same meeting IL was proposed
to have an entertainment on the night
OF October i5 provided permission can
be secured from General Wickershom
TO use the ArmOry.
4 varied and interesting program is
In the process Of preparation.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
Bad Pitching Loses for Son

series than these same two aces threw
away for The Gleason crew in Red
land. The blame lies at the slab
In the opener IL was an awful trim
ming that Cicotte caught. The second
day the Reds changed the spelling Of
Claude Williams from monicker TO
Clawed.
Cicotte had nothing but a prayer and
Williams Just naturally handed over
tne second game by presenting the
Reds with six bases on balls. four OF
which they cashed in for their four
runs. Il was awful pitching eXhibi-
lions for Chicago both days.
Now Kid Gleason must bank his
hopes on his second string pair. Lefty
Kerr and Bill James. For mis- two big
aces are in the discard.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
RY TOM sMOPE.
Written Tor The United Press,

WrltIen Tor the InlIeu FItss'
CHICAGO, oct. 3.-Oakland City. Ind,
and New Britain. Conn. are in The spot
light today TWO Of their sons jumped
into prominence as Cinclnnati's heroes
OF yesterdays world series battle.
Oakland City is the home OF Eddie
Roush, who followed his first days
world series fielding stunts with an
other crop OF super plays at the eN-
pense OF the White SoX and clouted In
the first run OF the game
New Britain is the home OF "Larrup-
ing Larry" Kopf. the turn-around
hitter who plays short for the Reds aud
who clinched yesterdays game with
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
cHEsRoOK on HARLAN FIELD.

The Chesrook football team will have
the Harlan field for the coming sea
son The first game Will he played
Saturday. october II. They will play a
team from League Island. Regular prac-
tice will be held tonight at the Com
Playground. Tenth and King Sts
Bill Ferguson, who has been with the
team for the past two years,
is now with the ChesrOok team.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
CIGARS FGR WINNERS
in GREENHILL SHOOT

A box Of clgars for the leaders OF
each class will be one OF the features
OF the Greenhil Gun Club. at tomor-
row afternoons shoot. The cigars have
been presented 20 the club by Mrs. W.
X. DUPONT and viii be shot for at al,
rCgular shoots during ihe month af
October The boys remember The cigars
given by Mrs. DUPONT last year mi are
on edge Tor The race
The Black Diamond Cup Is ais again
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
BY ROSS TENNEy.
written for The unIted pressl

Written Tor Inc Inlteu PressJ.
CHICAGO, Oct at is necessary
again today TO write about Chicago
goals" instead Of heroes. The White
Sox big two is now a small deuce.
Cicolte and Williams today are shar-
ing the chief goatship or the Chicago
team as the rival clans OF Pat Moran
and hid Gleason open their three-day
world series session in the White SoX
back yard, with the dazed Sox hoping
that home sweet home will really
prove a sweet song after the surprising
battering handed the chief pitching
aces down in Cincy.
For never were two worse pitched
games put on display in any world
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

n. Z. A. Special TO The Evening Journal.
LONDON, oct 3.-Air passengers will
ascend in elevators through hollow
mooring posts from their hotel TO the
decks Of the airliners Of the Great
Northern Aerial Syndicate
This is one Of the conyeniences that
Is 90 be available when trans-ocean
travel Is a reality.
The syndicate already has arranged
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
MIR. MEARs IN CITY.

Dorsey Mears, formerly manager or
the local Newark Shoe Store, for a
number Of years. Is a Wilmington visi-
tor for several days. Mr.. Mears Is at
present travelling auditor for this com
pany and will soon take up his resi-
dence in Providence, r. !.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
LIFTS TAKE PASSENGERS
TO DECK OF AIRLINER

for landing grounds in all parts Of
Great Britain. the largest but two
miles outside Liverpool.
The liners each are 10 carry 80 pas
sengers, half ilrst-class, half second
besides their crews
Schedules from Liverpool 10 the fol-
lowing points have been worked out:
New York ....................,2 pa days
Australia ...................... days
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
coMMuNIrY cnoRrs MEETINe.

There will be a business meeting OF
the Wilmington Community Chorus in
The High school annex al ; o'clock to-
night Plans for the Christmas concert
and further reports OF the membership
campaign will be given.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
B. r. Goodrich co.-s1OO Investment Draws $4,000
Dividend

The B. F. Goodrich Co. of Akron, Ohio was incor-
porated in $780, Capital stock said TO have been $780,
000 Today the capital stock of the company S90000
600 and assets 94000000 The plant at Akron
10 and employs $1,000 people Has property and
branches in principal American and foreign cities.
The sales of the company for 1915 were $554l6s6T
and are said be 500 greater for 1916 Seventeen per
cent. was earned the common stock in 1918. The
profits of the company have increased 1918
10000 The working capital increased from 1911 to
1918 almost $9000000 The Goodrich the largest tire
industry in the world. AS its capital increased 5000
($lOOO0O to $9OO00O00) the holdings of the original
stockholders have increased prodgiousy 800 invested
in the 100000 company said TO have increased thirty
times by of stock dividends by the year 1903 AS
the capitalization of the company increased the stock
holders continued benefit until it is reported the
original 500 invested grew to $4,000 The last cash
dividend on holdings growing from that 800 seed was
$500 with stock dividend of $54000-think of t-a
$l00 investment drawing dividend of $69,600.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

royed And. whisper 10 gently 1t was
the White soN that prono~nced him too
slow FOR fast company. when he was in
The clutches of the American League
He's one chicken that come home TO
roost even II he doesn't do another
lhIng In The series.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
MOhawk Rubber Co cOmparatively New cOrc.rn

Mohawk Rubber Co.-A Comparatively New Concern
The Mohawk Rubber Co. of Akron Ohio bought ta of the
Stein Double Cushion Tire Co Februarv 1913
month after turned the first Mohawk tire output lily
increased until at the end of months tn. output own
fifty tires The following February
hundred day This has been increased about
year until at the time this young company turning
tires day.
The first cash dividend Of 6e the paid
July 1914 sixteen months after the the
April J. 1915 500 stock dividend paid dividend
of go the
January 1916 1000 dividend declared
69e continued This followed
dividend Of 1000 declared l. 1917
the day the month The dividend
increased 1870 in place of go for the coming year the total
capitalization Of $4,000.
The business started 1918 with sl5OOOO stock
cash par This S225O00
dividend Of 500 April 1915 II then increased again
$3.50 900 by the dividend of January 1876 then again S9l500
by dividend The sO0 represents treasury
stock which sold 10 its employees at par
Regarding profits the original investment IL will be noted
the dividends above each share has increased
six worth and selling for $780, which the
for each 500 investment made less than years
the stockholders 1000 original
$4,000 securities and
$4,000 worth, stock valued at SlSOOcO
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

tint
repeatedly
ndgestd
at and
profitable
ness in afe S
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

There than 5000 900 automobiles States
at the present time and estimated that neghbohood
100000 additional will be added within ndi
Gates the magnitude of the market for automobile tires
Some Tire investment returns
The following data of earnings the tire
gathered from authoritative and other believed
reliable and indicative of the great prosperity the industry
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

All prospective shareholders are requested to sub
scribe without delay as the present issue of OOOO is
rapidly being sold.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

hnrs @Ohnn end %nn
the
has the
which United
Stores WOoworh
S1anagementThe
identified with business
of the
andD Directors
H. PreSdn A man OF
eel one o
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6 dWcePe
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Ebert Director ASSstan Setay andT OF Hoe&
Compa
Townsend Director Auomy
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENT
United Tire and Rubber Corporation
lO3-lO4 Lodge Building
18th and King Streets
Wilmington, Delaware
ndG Laws of til tat of Delaware

Incorporated # o
Authorized
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-13
New York

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-pullness and
irregular price changes were the con :
spicuous features OF yesterdays stock
market. The volume Of business
dwipdled almost 10 the smallest total
Of any full session in many weeks.
Unlike the previous day, the open =
ing was heavy. evidently as q direct
ly consequence OF pressure from the
short interest which ceutered main
~ IN steels and the shares Of related
groups.
Thereafter the list rallied and re-
acted alternately, equipments, oils and
some OF the food Issues as we'll as vari-
Gus unimportant specialties helping TO
stabilize the market. Rails, tobacco
and sundry unclassified stocks moved
contrarily, but the tone at the close
was firm TO strong, Baldwin Locomo-
tive leading at gain OF almost z
points.
There were no essential changes in
fundamental conditions touching upon
the stock market, call money remain.
ing comparatively easy, despite mis-
giving created by the heavy with
drawal Of Federal deposits.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-13
NOISES SOUNDED
like RAILROAD
TRAINS SHE SAYS
But Wentworth Banished
This and Other Distress.
ing Ills From Mrs.
Umstead's Life.

Mrs., unstead was not content to
prpat BY Nerv-Worth virtues and stop
1t that, To pass her good news along
IAe made the following statement to
Stdney'p Nerv-worth druggist and
said he might print It:
J. ". Pfeil:-I have suffered with
head noises for the last six years.
Noises sounded like railroad trains
and sometimes like four different
noises 1t one time.
Since taking Wentworth these
noises have left me and sleep well
now. Ny stomach and digestive or
gens are hne now and feel better IN
avery way-like a new person. Twill
Be pleased to recommend Nery-Worth
b anyone and to tell anyone what
Nerv-Worth did for me.
MRS. GEORGE UMsTEAD.
52s ST. Mary's Ave, Sidney. o.
your dollar back at Cranes Drnx
Store, Fairmont, II Nery-worth does
rot benedt you. Neighobring agen-
lies: Johnson's Pharmacy and wind
ler Drug Co, Monongah; 3. J. Yost.
Fallyiew; ". p. Moran, Huntington:
q J, Matthews q Co., Mannington:
Grant Graham, Definition; W. d. Da-
ID. Fh5llnnd -AAA
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~ Nix. 80

good prices for ginseng and we want
All you can get Write or phone us.
MARTINS DRUG STORE.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1S-There was
fairly broad trading on the local ex-
change with pronounced Upward
movement In American Window Glass
Mlichiue common as the feature. The
stock started the day at III, up 2
points from its last price on Monday,
and held at that figure during tho first
hour. The Improvement was rather
abrupt in the second hour. the quota
ton jumping g.. over the opening
figure TO 1874. which was the closin.;
price :. Arkansas Gas was weak, the
stock opening at SO and selling down
10 81, from which price It regalned a
point. Ohio Fuel Supply was quite
active between so and 81 and Oklaho-
ma Gas was y higher on the close at
S3h. Fireproofing preferred was in
demand fraction ABOVE II and clos
ed the day at 171A, unchanged from
the previous close. Marland Refining
was up * as were Riverside Eastern
OIL common and Carbo- Hydrogen pre-
ferred. A small amount Of Pittsburgh
Brewing preferred changed hands at
14A, decline of u from the previous
sale. Westinghouse Electric ut SO
was y lower and small lot of Air
brake sold unchanged at lis.