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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Triple Play
Features Hi
Ball Battle
West Siders down Broad
way q to 3 and Pull
Pretty Fielding Stunt
Standing of Prep
Baseball SQUADS

fiagiat 10 Mcivor 10 J. Mccoy.
That's the combination OF West
Seattle prep inneldrrr that turned
triple play into the record books
when the Indians took the Broadway
Tigers down the line at Hiawatha
playfiold yesterday.
The final count was to with
the West Riders punching hits and
errors In the final frame for the
winning run.
Tho big play OF the day came in
the sixth inning with Rice and Car.
moty on the bags. Peterson lined To
lIagist at short. who doubled Rice
At second. McIvor relayed the ball
10 first and nipped Carnody off OF
tho initial bag.
The game was slow. bu. close
Broadway took the lead in the third
frame when they punched hits for a
marker. Yves, Seattle tied IL in the
next session and went into the lead
BY scoring again In the fifth. Joe
hammered homer Into right field
for the third run in the sixth canto.
Dame Fortune played big part in
Broadway's two runs In the eighth
that knoited the count With Lowe
and Rice on the paths. Peterson hit
a bound~r 20 West at third and he
hcavcd the ball In the general dlrcc-
ton 81 first. but the agate bounced
off OF the umpire's dome and two
runs counted. West Seattle got a
couple Of men on the bases in the
ninth on a walk and hit and ]. Ne.
Coy dropped n single into left field
and the winning counter came over
Girard pitched n nice game for
West Seattle. striking out eirh; men.
Hunter developed a sore arm In the
sixth frame and Campbell finished
the game on the hill for the Pine
Strerterr
IN. score: n II y
broadway .seioseo.e-; :
West Seattle ..eeeiiioei-t : 8
The batteries; Hunter. campben and
Baeher. GirArd and Fraser.
With Jack Pickering pitching air.
tight ball. Lincoln defeated queen
Anne Mt Woodland park yesterday.
to o Pickering held the ouays hit.
less un,il the ninth frame. when Ran.
dolph cracked out n single. but he
died on bases.
The score: r. II. E
Queen Anne .... ... 0
A~h'N4h ssss. +ss+sss-s y
The batteries; Wright Zolla and
Mills; Pickering and Kunz.
Franklin registered a win over Bal.
lard in a close game yesterday. at
Ballard. 10 the tune OF TO 6.
The score: II. II. T..
FRANKLIN ..... ...... :
haifaru ...... ..... s
The batteries; Swift. Nagaminle
and Patricelli: Fralcy and walby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

Tho batteries; Swift. Nagaminit
and Patricelli: Fralcy and wslby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
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The batteries rcrtica and Bass
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

With Jack Pickering pitching air.
tight ball. Lincoln defeated Queen
Anne Mt Woodland park yesterday.
to o. Pickering held the ouays hit.
less untii the ninth frame. when Ran.
dolph cracked out a single. but he
died on bases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

SACRAMENTO =. PORTLAND /.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

lent 90 the downtown section. This pro-
jet was preached early last summer.
bus nothing vas done such > pool. ce-
mented and Of graded depthm. fed BY
an artesian well. would - 81 attrac-
ton that would pay for itself IN a very
short time. There Is plenty of river
front land available for 8 pool q am
pie size. which could bs used for
water sports. swimming and diving
matches, as well as for tha pleasure
and amusement az tourists. winter
residents and the people Of Fort
Myers generally.
Repair and tmprdNement q the
pleasure pier also 10 a crying neces-
sity and this work could well include
extension OF the pier 70 = point 100
or $50 feet farther out In the river.
The rier and pavilion have been
badly defaced. and both are out or
repair. A few hundred dollars ex-
pended on this structure would be
well invested.
one only has to look around the
city 20 see a number OF things that
might b. done TO make Fort Ayers
more attractive than IL has been made
BY nature. Cooperation and a spirit
Of boost FOR Bort Myers. 81 home a.
wall abroad are ala that il nec@A
sary 90 make them Actualitlea--Fort
Myers Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13
Every Druggist in Il. S. In
structed 10 Refnad Price
While You Wait at Counter IL
Relief Does Not Come With
in Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste. Immediate Re-
lief, Quick Warm-Up.

Tie sensation % the year IN the
drug trade = Aspironai. the two
tainute cold and cough reIiever. auth
oritatively guaranteed ~ the labora-
tories. tested. approved and most en-
Enthusiastically endorsed ~ the high
esd authorities and proclaimed by the
common people az ten times as quick
and effective - whiskey. rock and
rye. or any other cold and cough rem
edy they have ever tried
All drug stores are now supplied
with che wonderful new elixir. 80 al
you have - DO 20 set ria Of that cold
Is to step into the nearest drug store,
hand the clerk half a dollar for q bot
tie ~ Aspironai and tell him 70 serve
you two teaHpoonfais with four tea
spoonfuis - water in a glass. With
POUR watch n your hand. take tire
drink a. one swallow and call for your
money hack Ia two minutes IL yoa
cannot feel your cold fading away like
4 dream within the time limit Dor Z
re baahfai. for al druggists invite you
ard expect you 70 try q. Everybody's
doing Il.
when your cold or cough Is re-
Hae e8. take The remainder % tho bottle
home to your vile and babies. for
Aspironai t. by far tho safest and
most effective. the easiest 70 take and
the most agreeable cold and cough
remedy fot infants and Children
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

stove IN the little sitting room across
the hall
we probably wort BE here in the
winter. Dseky began. bat AIR. Brennan
interrupted him decidedly.
This house only gees with a
year'a lease. no month to month fen-
ants for mine. II doesn't pay me-
Who asked you for ans month to-
month arrangement Diclxy retorted
I'm perfectly ready 20 sign a years
lease. but I don't bind myself 20 stay
here the year. only % pay the rent"
That's up - YOU, tbs man respond
NJ lauRhingly, IL I get my rent and
sou take care og the house. don't
care whether you live IN Il "a all or
not
Very weii" responded Dicky. when
ean we hive the place.
To-day. II you want It,
No. returned Dicky. nut we win
svas1f Il soon When d. You think We
s.an move infs ne turned 20 me
We ear BE- settled by the first /
think" returned. There IL q good
deal ~ - done here. and furniture
to 80 considered or course you win
re-aecorate and have the floors pre-
pared Tor rugs ! said
s0f course / will DO nothing of the
kind the mar returned. with mock
Ing bow The place Il dirt chnar
sud n goes - IL H. wtli varnish -
me floors. taut I won't decorate No
IA afford s.
expected % see nichy turn on
hlm 4s.a tslsasa - sake the honae Rat
instead ac only said
aHf ghs Frave rc if II a~esss-
ably can set along with the decora-
lions as we ahalA .lt0 oss .asa
mostly"
We made nasty tour OF the rest
III tho house. my heart sinking as !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

saw the weird color effects os aome Of
the tawssry wall paper and tins general
dlnginess Ct the place
"of course shall paint some of
these rooms over myself" the man
said ioftily. as he aaw me cycling one
particularly dirts bedroom.
trenoied for the looks e the room.
hut. reflecfius thst paint was al least
sanitary. held my peace
when we had reached the lower
floor and fsicky hal MAZE deposit
on the house. Mr. brennan secmea 20
recuvsr MS good nature. loss az tho
naention n decorations
"ff you wlll cell me- when won want
20 come out To get the house ready. I
can have a colored man ard his wife.
good workers, here 70 help you with
the house and garden"
Thank You. ! think I shall come
dag after tomorrow
Very well" and he made us a
eeFemo7ious II somewhat unsteady
bow 90 we turned 60 go
The riae back a. the station was
silent one when we af last left aaF.
nirdaaIl and were comparatively alona
IN one end II the station platform.
nieky caught 81 my hand and said
ear sstiys
You were sglendia over there about
Grace draper. sweetheart. I want co
tell yum-f
| wrenchad my hand free and faced
hlfn trembling
Please de- not tell me anything.
understand far more than you think {
10. ! shall feel differently about this.
Z suppose. In ) day or two. but IL you
wien 20 spare yourself and me pain..
sie Sc 30 uat nv - speak 20 ue again
IS the humiliation have Jus. under-
gone for you"
fCoutEmued tomorrowl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13
CONSERVATIVE BANKING.

Every business man is wondering
when war time effects Will wear orr
ana business VII attain stability auf-
ficionily secure 90 make Il possible 20
plan ahead. Price movements have
been tending downward for more than
a year. except Tor slight upward va
riatioHa ia isolated commodities
There seems 20 b. a feeling IL se-
curity az the present ,iule. however. a
FEELING which - augmented % the
fact thai the capitol % banks which
failed in the fiscal year just ended was
the smallest with one exception. In
~ yeara
o. Htt ard violent alterations - ex-
paustou and contraction iave subject
"a Ger buainess fabric. our financial
system. and especially the hanlss of
me United states Go the MOST severe
Test 81 efficiency and stability that
can DC imagined They have met this
unprecedented test la a way 20 prove
their solid strength and the wisdim
and fidelity 81 those who direct them
The figures and facts must Kive the
American people and the world tn
creased confidence in the safety and
power 20 the hankinR and business in
forests % this country
The shriukage Ia the value OF our
principal commodities and articles o.
production during tho fiscal year end
"a C'toher al. 1890 ~ the greatest
in commercial history. not only in
amount bat IN the proportion ~ the
decline 60 former values 10 amounts
20 many billions 81 dollars. n was
preceied BY icapinE upward % values
ana prices from 1914 20 1919 almost
beyond the capacity ~ figures 70 ex-
press comprehensiVeiy
SO SIX years On the history % the
woi "a have brought convuiaions and
changes 90 tremendous or intense.
The manner On which our hanks have
endured these oraeala IL an impressive
indication that they we're not tempted
from ca vaHe ~ safety and honesty
~ che eNrlfemerf 81 Initiation. The
policy ~ wisdom and fidelity 70 trust
and responsibility that has tepf us Sc
cure has been generally uniform and
has guided the smallest and more re-
mote banks as V q a. the larEest az
me cummerCial ceuters.
o. the pust year 81 swift declines
our national banks. with which this
bureau has especially 90 40. have made
lhe hest record Is forty years. n In
mumitf from failures. excepting only
tne fiscal wear ~ 1913 whish Raa fhr
ciimax ~ the upward movement Tho
total eapitai ~ the ftvc nauouel banks
placed with receayers in the fiscal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

The annual Red Gross roll call e
CA. There b. 70 need 90 tell the Red
Rrosa ldca % the people o. Pensacola.
bot there ~ a real need that every
Ppras eulian remember 20 turn In his
ur her subscription because "the har-
vest - Ca and fhe rcapers are few.
Whenever a community or country
b oVertakcn by disaster the Red Cruas
BE- called upon TO relieve the suffering
and care for the homeless.
No other Organization r. - wei
krown. and consequently no other or
sanitation has 50 great a responsible
uv. And tho responsibility O. not alone
fo tho Red Cross Co bear. II - for
every American who knows that u o.
hts duty % relieve want ard sur
ferinN
The last ron call resulted ia mem
bcrshlp 10000 0oo str AZ. exclusive Of
the Junior rofl % s,ooo Hut untn
every adult and every child of the
country a. enrolled under TIE banner
IL this great society whose watchwoI q
b. Mercy the enrolment ~ not heavy
enough. I.
The money now collected win be
used 10 advance the peaceful activities
uf The organization. which include
work among America World War
veterans. especially the disabled. aer-
vice 70 the pcace-time army and navy
forces. includinR work among their
families and the provision % 3 link
between the man and his home inI
MARY ya the establishment and
equiv tent 81 units 60 develop the ma
tional resistance % disease through
work Ia health eentsrs preparedness
for disaster relief. nofne service ana
community work and the completion
" relief work among the war
exhausted and disease ridden nations
af Europe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

ard checked himself had seen the
same look flash into Mrs. Durkee's
face when Dlckv had spoken OF be-
ing so busy in his studio. saw e
al ia an instant Diciy had bern 90
Warvfe stree The trio ne took with
me whether II was once. or srore
than once. hts visit 10 his beautiful
models aome had been noticed and
commented on ! felt that could
hear the homely comments on Grace
49, ~e-'- sv@eH city hoau~ The dts
eoveFy that Dieky was married wonid
~ ~ ~ start unpleasant comment
I must d something at once "a stin
speas and ThouahsFul"
so norving myself % the role I
ashed a tender little smile 'sv
Dear. what 40 YOU suppose Ted
Grace 20 think we would IKE that
other place better tran this7 OF
course we would IKE - nearer her
but tnis Il not very far from her
hoFne. and u l. so much better. isn't
TT"
picky took the cue without tre-
NOR.
why 7 suppose she thought you
would find this house too big for You
20 look after Re replied II a matter
of-fact way
@That WIS awful dear ard thought
"a ~ her" I anmrrsura4 careful ~
keep my voice 81 Just the right pitch
os friendliness towart the absent
Grace. "but don't think this viii 10
to rnuch. for W. ~an shut up the
rooms we don't need
I'D the satisfaction of weegnw the
puzzled locks 81 Mr Brennan and ~
Rs-aaan charge into an evident re-
adjustment % their ideas concerninN
my husband anG Grace Draper. But
a3d not relax my iron bold upom
myaelf I knew IL I dared let myself
down for an instant angry tcmrR would
rnsh 20 my eyes.
what did yon say the rent waa9'
7 turned 20 Mr. Brennan. determined
20 get away from the subject 81
Grace Draper a. quickly r. possible
/ saw ar Brennan steal > glance AZ
NJ Rirdeall. glance IN which cum
ring was predominant But tae real
estate agents face was impassive. The
owner OF the house gave a sigh.
Wears Lease.
Thirty five dollars month" be
sad and knew that II he ha4 been
sure 81 the ether man's corporation
he v7ould have charged us more. ts
much more a. he dared naeks's open
delight with the house. his readiness
e. faEe IL would have cost him Scar
n Il had not been for the Neat estate
a9ent giut ar nirassn was evident
" shrewd enough Go know taat we
would have found out the true value
OF the house some tine. and wUui1
have cut him out Of any future real
estate Transactions We might wish e.
make
That Price. - course. il after the
has water. heat and the eieefr8c lights
zen spoke about are ir~. air Bird
sail said quietly
The electric lights will he In right
away. bar tire heat you don't want
Until fB1~ he @aia inwfmfiafiaEly
See. there's . fireplace in this room.
be led the way 10 another enormous
eeon, which he1d quaint old rel,
brick chimney breast. and there's =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13
TELLER WAS NOT
LOCKED IN VAULT

Ottawa. Ills, Nov. ff.-Admisslcn
that he engineered the whole thing
himself was made tonight according
10 county officials. by Francis ]. Cary.
II year old teller of the National City
Bank II ottawa. WHO gave himself
up to-day following his disapp8arance
yesterday at TIE time OF the robbery
Of the bank Most - the sas. eco taken
has been recovered fgoo being added
tonight. Carey disappeared after the
he had p~en locked la the vault
Carey was found az the farm house
81 Mat KoFwln. mar Utica. Ms into
which he staggered late today. foot
sore and weary. lie was brought hack
10 ottawa and made his sorted con-
geaston.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

she zones 20 meet ne when the sof,
twilight
parkeus ne roses az mo garden
gate
Ana wistfuny ~ aswy blue eyes
wait
Twin tender stars nat Shorty my
nlNhf
Ana as my siers draw near 7 rtsa
Alright
The morninE in her eyeu-divne ana
Love that comes early ana yet In
Ksreth late
n oed's own Rarment o. celestial
white.
% q ny arms 49, eiiun,s-mv little
ewes
cioss 10 ny bosom aesties IKE :
dove
win ssft carcrses y her ssntis
hand
An. coai y some az when my TON -
done
= mi@s Der ciinglng arms-her kiss
~ Love
Ara oniy go her fostprlnta u the
saudi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

rmm4staknhle ii tlcntiunH ef the be-
ginning 81 an area of development ~
Port Myers are 70 BE observed on every
hand II one has the vision 20 sec them.
Erection % a bis. new. modern hotel
which il projected for the near future.
location here % one o. ira four saw
grass pulp mills % be operated in Flor
ida acquisition ~ the Atlantic Coast
Line 81 a site Tor new depot. and
construction. nov IN progress. OF
more than 500. ooo worth % new build
inws In the city, are evidences that
hardly can be mistaken or over
lockod.
The big Job q street paving which
is well under way is an Improvement
that calls. and vii cali ia the future.
Tor ar accompaniment % modern con-
Etruetion. one maH safely predict that
before the paving II completed. other
WORKS ~ 'mpruYt mNuf and hf ea~
tion 81 the city viii be u0
Afacag these The opcnigs - First
street as a riverside drive SHOULD not
De neglected TIE street should b@
opened across the railroad tracks end
extended az ioast a. far as thu Edison
place ~ 10 the cite Tor the new hotel
a. q broad. paved. boulevard. parked
on either side and iandscapea with
palna. fiowering plants and shrubs.
Another Improvement that could
- wei carried out hy the joint e.
forts - TIRE board n trade. the Ac-
csiss ator club aud the merchants. Is
a public swimming pool % BE located
SOMEWHERE on the river front conven-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13
Revelations
of q Wife
~ 0DELE 0AR RlsoN.

hsss Madqe Settled" the cossipors
So ! was 70 I've 81 house Of
Grace Diapers choosing. after an
This was the thought that came
most forcihiy to me when Mr.. Eren-
nan. the owner Il the house Dicky
had impetuously decided 70 rent, Told
us that Miss Draper has looked over
the place for an artist friend. ard
that she would have taken Il only for
finding another house nearer her own
home.
was 80 absorbed IN ny own
thoughts that Oh not ~ first no.
tee Lichy's embarrassment when
Mr. Brennaa asked him Il b knew
Miss Grace Draper. II was only when
the man. who bad ali the earmarxs Of
. wosslpinK counffy Tnnn. repeated the
question. thar I realized picsy's con-
fusion.
Did YOU say sou knew her."
Yes. ! know her: she worSs IN ms
studio" remarked Dicky. shortly
oh" The exclamation had the e.
fect - l0nE-dfawn whistle Then
you Probably were the artist friend
she spoke o."
4 probably was" Dicky's tone
was grin knev how rear his
temper was 20 exploding. ard the
look which I surprised on the face 90
ut RtrvisRil the iftle real estate
aEent galvanized me into actlon
u vas the same look 81 cu1np rehen-
Zion that had seen on hts face when
IN his office he had started 70 2ay
BE- didn't know picky WAS married
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

year ending October 81. 1859. - only
szos. geo. This is less thar one-eiehth
% the yearly average Of the capital Of
ths national banks which have failed
In fifty-six years since the beginning
% national hanks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13
SIM hss : meaal but hs aostn't

sims has meaai but ne doesn't
wear r.
Mary haa a nttie bomb.
souvenir from Ghonf.
Ahe pulled enc plu with great aplognb
And Lord knows where she went
Legion weekly
90
TIE modera prise fighter - care
fui to guard Ms solar plaxma and his
pockethnok. says TIE Paiatka News
Sort ~ dollar riexus 20 % speak
@8
Liquor On birmingham club4 The
aoor must have been locked and the
hoy lost
since the war "a home-hrewIng has
BEEN started IL seems probable that
frogs iega VIII - barred
Tbsy can't very we'll prohibit
raislna.
rhest 4 one atlii II town which the
sferiff hasn't rnldea That's re water
silr 81 the Health laboratory.
a0e
Every pubmc official who hns gone
uraHs wiu now blame N unions
christmas viii ba here pretty soon
fuat because ifs popular 90 over work
fte aaiesreerie during tho last week
many win wait until thai time
Susf - fhey waited for the present
cool spell before ordering coal and
wood
what are The WA waves saylngT''
she murmurcd
Your lunch viii - up In a. MIR
ute. aai4 the absent -minded steward
-
A scotch policeman a. London was
keeping fho crowd away On front %
the llauses ~ Parliament = stout. en-.
CITED wnfnan erdeavored GO par. but
~ kept her hack
Ten the wife - a cabinet minister"
she insisted "You must let me uats"
The Scot eyed her unpesfurbed
"Madbm Won couldn't naaa n were
tn wire % Presbyterian meenlster"
Current Opiniom
nia marding 60 e. Texas a. keep
away frem the New England pie- ,
hontera1
a@aN
Cox = Described ~ Pat Harrison a.
"iemaea - thm democratic party. Does
Pas realise where ~ are
NoW that Armiatica ray has been
properly observed perhaps the senate
wan o. a up - we can ceiehrato
peace
The ad-fskiru are beginning 20
come a. town. Merchants who bave
rsaf Willis Powcii's article know how
90 handle them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

= hses six Horela "a my credit =
said the author
WAY taHf'a eKcsiientf
"Net ut Sill cant even 81 credit
81 tha kFecsrY store"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-13

Cleveland, Ohio. News-Lsader states
that motor tours e. Florida points for
tho hundreds or Cievelandors who
annually migrate 20 the sunny climate
~ the southeastern peninsula viii be
conducted weekly from that city. The
story concludes
"ktutes have been hid cut and
road conditions Win be watched that
the tourists may enjoy the maximum
% comfort en- route. Detours win be
provided whore such are necessary
and the trips win be made in the
company cars Those persons who
wish - drive their own ears win ~
provided for A schedule ~ the hotels
en- rrute viii be kept and reservations
f1r Florida tourists arranged IN adj
vance. Daily schedules win be kept
short enough % avoid firing women
travellers whsle hundred uf Cleye-
andera travel % Florids annually. tho
number going south this fau dnf~Win-
ter Is expected % exceed ala previous
winter seasons. Miami Metropolis.