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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June s.---roreien er.
change quotations were irregular today
at the opening. Demand sterling opened
at tsso& off VIC; fvanc checks were
12b7o. up 10 centimes. lire checks. 1890.
up 10 ceptImes. marks. demand 2.soo, ca
bics 2.s7e. up 10 centimcs. Canadian dol
lars. demand BSs5c.
Foreign exchange continued quiet to
the close. Demand sterling eased another
NC TO ta.seMs frame checks remained at
f1p2o. lire checks were 1890. marks.
demand assoc. cables 2.s2c:' Canadian dol
lars demand ss.ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Three Stores Are
Looted at Duvall

Deputy Sherifk Beebe and Merrill
were In Duvail saturday investigat-
Ing the robbery OF three stores there
overnight. The robbcries were ~
ported TO the sherifrs office shortly
Before noon. No estimate has been
placed on the value Of the loot
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New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. June s.--Coffee--No.
Rio. ISM ibnc per ID. No. I Santos
s3M d2thc per ID
Sugar---Raw, 20. 81 n 20. soc per ID; gran
ulatcd. also n 20. zoe per ID.
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Status of Frisco Market

SAN FRANCISCO, June b.--Buttor--
Extras, bthe per ID. prime firsts. SAN c
per III.
Egss--Estrss. tbnc per don; firsts. tic
per dor. extra pulicts. 81 &c per dox. un-
ders,zed puilets. 32e per doA
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40
FARM LANDS
CHEAP LAND IN YAf<fMK.
is0oo-AcRE SHEEP nANot
MUST HE T1iItpwN OPEN

-cfiEAr LAND IN YAKIMA,
is0oo-AcpE HiiEEP RANGE
MUST HE THROWN OPEN
ron sETTLERy
IN 90 AND se-ACHE TRACTS
In tho rich lever valley, noted for
its fruits and tremendous yields OF
alfalfa and corn. the government
OF the United States has been lay
lnE out the last extension of tho
FAMOUS suHNraIDE CANAL
Our 1900 acres Of rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
be divided Up and sold 60 settlers,
Fph sHoitr TIME ONLY buyers
viii be given their choice OF these
tracts Al t20 To $50 per acre. with
long time 10 pay and very low
Interest rate. Ideal climate. near
townH, on two railroads and state
VIE siiow THIS LAND TO BUYERS
ny appointment Call at our office.
write 20 US or send telegram.
Maps, photographs and samples OF
hoil at our office.
OFFICE open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
nis Green building. Seattle.
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LAKE BuRIEN

10 ron WANT TO MAKE MONEY!
DO NOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY!
LET ME- SHOW YOU HOW
The cry you hear everywhere. IN fact
II Is In the air. II want 60 get back
on farm. can not stand the en-
orhttsnt expenses OF living In the
city. buying all tho necessities OF
assessments. and rent u breaks
me " keeps my nose to the grind
stone every day In the week,
want to set away from ~
tract Of sround jus, outside the
city limits. where my expenses are
absolutely minimum. whore
l can raise the necessities OF life.
Whore ] have county taxes. no as
sessmsnts. where I have q car line
10 take mc TO work In the morn
lnE and back homo 20 my little
farm In the evening. where l can
putter around improving an acre
OF srcund that eventually will be
my own"
IL surely 10 duty 20 yourself and
family To get started Today. to get
an acre Of ground % your own. TO
be the owner Of tract Of ground
Just outside this beautiful city Of
ours. the coming New York OF the
West: Seattle today IL being ad-
Nertised thruout the world. we
have one OF the best seaports In
the United states. our imports and
exports show u; factories OF every
Kind coming here. old once build
tngs being torn down. modern sky
scrapers % today being put In
their place; Seattle 10 today before
tho eyes OF the world as the com
ms mo tropolls OF the West
I have practically SOLD out my entire
addition TO a neiEhborhood OF
about i.seo people
] am placing 10 acres more on the
market In the form Of half acre
and acre tracts. here
are the prices;
HALr.AcRE TgAcrS ss5s
ito Down. IS Month
ACRE TRACTS sTSs
$40 Down. $40 Month
water plped 20 IN. property. so-foot
streets. is-foot alleys
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
NO PAYMENT WHEN OUT or
WORK
PAY WHAT you CAN
PAY WHEN roU CAN
Short distance 10 car line and
cement boulevard
Burien City right at Lake nurirn.
the moEt beautiful suburb OF S~-
attic. has GENE nj boule wards. view
OF the Sound and right at the lake
n you see these tracts you will buy
on their merits
! ONLY ASK THE PRIVILEGE
OF SHOWING rot
Ny AUTOMOBILES ARE AT YOUR
SERVICE
LAKE BURTEH can At
OCCIDENTAL. AND rESt.ER WAY
DIRECT To BtRtkS CITY
IL COME TO-DAY
SUNDAY OR MONDAY
But RAVE TOUR PICK NOW
AGENT ON PROPERTY
Once open every day In the week.
Including sunday. . A. NJ
to u. NJ
n NJ. NELsoS
III Boston Block
"a and Columbia Phone Eli. tssT
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A?ei sy .2z's,::e.372
This Year VIZ

II. @. Colling. Yelm. Wash. 70
ported TO police Saturday OF hav.
ing struck an unidentified boy
riding a bicycle while driving his
automobile on Jackson St. be-
tween First and Railroad aves..
late Friday. The boy was unin-
jured.
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ACREAGE
ass DISCOUNT
ON b-AcRE TRACTS

In order TO raise money Immediately,
the owner Of some OF tho fiuest
land In king county has cut abf.
from tho original price. The land
~ nicely located. only a tb-minuts
ride from restoffice. on paved
highway The soil n excellent
Good berry land. or an ideal ioca-
ton for chicken ranches. We Hus-
rrst an early selection. Title in
surance free with each tract. New
price for 4 acres. only $1,000. res-
Honshlo termA
WEST q WHEELER
Reliability"
Second and Marion. Elliott B2sa.
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BUY OUR MODERN HOMIE.
Seattie'u beat buy. will
toll tho world. Small pay.
mrnt. balance like rent
am mechanic. working
elsewhere since shipyards
closed. moving my family,
Last 60 days agents failed
TO sell, Now I want 60
sell direct rather than
rent VIII take best offer,
Phone Elliott teon, set
house number from friend
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Denver Market Status

DENVER. June S.--Cattie--Recetpts
!, 100 head. market steady. Steers, SIf.e,
uiabo: cows and heifers. $500 II so
stockers and feeders. ts.sc q 1918: calves
SlsAis.s0
Hogs-Receipts. 900 head; market II
steady. Top. ti3.so: bulk Of sales. tis.ss
aia.bs.
shcep---Receipts, 200 head: market Il
STEADY. Lambs. Sit.5eGis. ewes. tsa
1850.
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ON PAVED HIGHWAY

ON PAVED HIGHWAY
II MILES OtT
acres. all cleared: good orchard.
small fruit all kinds. barn. chick
en- houses Tor 500 chickens. t-room
house: good view. close Go school.
can have electric lights no better
anywhere for tt.7ooi terms
IS AND s-ACRE TRACTS
ON PAVED HIGHWAY
These tracts are close to Eotheil .
good soil, some Of the tracts are
creek bottom. no gravel, can have
electricity and water plped. here
IL something good and you can
buy the IN on your own terms. hur.
~. they are too good To last See
Mr.. Roland.
Facts Values and Courtesy
THE DOUGLAS COMPANY
32t Leary Building Main 1850
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Public Markets
rIkY PLACE

TlhH TI-tfE
Stall u. ns fine sugar &c. = ms
Sc stan -. pur. fresh mns. lie 1T
star a. tau csn cs-ns,,oo milk. u NC.
stall ft. salmon trout. .kc ~: haiibut
cheeks. zee n Chinook salmon. &c n F..
rrd snapper. rrs. sc. Stall -, beans.
| raiAlns. tsft per ss-rn. bor stall "a. at.
Mason jar s-ur pickles. ace : cans to-
mate soup. Use stan ~. ms. rolled
saia ste pkss Ke'iorss corn fakes.
stei ms vhits rsvy beans, tbe. stall
-. potato sausage. lie N. bacon strips.
sfc N ms pore lard. csc stall 81.
New York sharp oheose. sc 10.
Stall -. rne graduates sursr ms
&c. ma see stall tf.is. Hiis' rcd
can coffee. see. zee svsrovates peaches.
res csc. No 10 pail ksro syrup. sSe /.
1se pkg. OF, unpic pancake flour. sac
siaIi, 20, $50 Upton tea sso. oocea,
ise N. no. nee. soc Del Monte
peaches, 2sc can. Z fbc cans peas or
string beans. isc staii a.. hslibut cheeks.
zoe no; hAiibu,. :te 10. Dolly warden
trout. zoe NJ. rock cod ito n. stall ~.
beef steak. ;fc 10: corn~d beef isc m (.
boiling beef. iBe 10. picnie. ssHc n.
STALE i...1. hams. half or whole. zoe N. /:
bacon. aoc 10. pot roast. lie ~. veal
roast. ibc 70.
SANITARY
STAINS .o-.,. hest fresh creamery butter.
| Ssc NJ. fresh local ssgs toc dos. Libby .
cstsup. isc bottle, cane sugar. rss &C.
stalls si-aa. SALT salmon backs. rps .Se I.
fresh shAd. ianc 10; fresh herring. loo
n. fbs :sc Stalls so.ts-s,. sugar
cured bacon. jSo and soc NJ. little link
sausage. zoe ~: Swedish potato sausage.
iso n Stall II. swee, Bermuda onions.
rbs. stc. new boiling onions. fbs stc;
tarre sunkist. orange. . for aso. Stalls
ifrsiss. In pkg. seeded raisins. soc,
cluster raisins 2be N at. -. money, 7sc-
stall III. fancy sliced pineapple, sbc can;
fancy dill pickles. for ioei Alaska red
salmon. iso can. Stalls 9t-ss. Wesson
oil. tg.ss gal ! ms Golden Yves, coffee.
ti.so. Rogers baking powder. 9So n. /:
Blue Ribbon tea. bse N. stall u, Flake
white or crisco. 39c 10. ts-n. sack
Fishers blend four. tsts; ANN. can
pumpkin, Ieo. See can Royal baking
powder, age.
Stall .. hams. ace NJ. boneloss pot
roast, isc 10: beef stew. lac ~: veal
roast. i7hc 10, Stall io2, best fresh
churned butter. SIC m. fresh ranch eggs
se9s. prime lean bacon. ace N. shoulder
Of lamb. lac NJ. pot roast, isc ib.. veal
roast, ibc n. Stall ~ salmon trout. CSC
NJ black cod, iSc NJ, red snapper. 2
ms. 7sc. fresh perch. ibe 10, Stall ITO.
Van Camps soups, lie can. Van Camps
beans. lie. lie. 2eo; CrIsco. ssc. ssc. etc.
tbs. t1sT, stalls 1876. rolls wax
lunch paper isc; Alaska salmon. cans
zoe. large prune-. lbs a5e.
wEsTLAKE
Stalls 81 pot roast iSo NJ. pork
roast 2sc To 3bc N. stalls so. shoulder
lamb i7xo NJ. veal steak. zoe n. Stall
los. Swifts white soap. 9 bars 2te: sage,
lbs. 2bc. extra large mackerel soc
each. Stall iss. ginger snaps zoe 10. (;
orange marmalade. 2oc can; soc can
kraut ibo. stalls 1917. az fbs white
beans 26c. ms. fancy Jap rice. zoe. J
pkgs gloss starch. zoe. stall lso. sugar,
lbs ace: Citrus washing powder, ?7o;
Lipton's tea. 100 H.. large cans to-
matoes. 2bs.
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5 ACRES tzs0
$50 CASH AND IS PER MONTH
5 acres OF good level land. with
brush and timber cleared off:
plenty OF down logs for wood in
well settled district. with school.
mail. milk and phone routes. two
hawmilis. where you can get work
and cheap lumber. This 10 good
berry and chicken ranch land. and
only t.so for s ACRES $50 cash and
" per month. 10 acres 1900. same
terms See Mr.. shea
HERES A HARGAfS
10 acres. cleared except few
stumps. standing timber for fuel.
is mtles from Seattle. owner says
sell Has brand new broom house.
lriee 1880. 1880 cash. See Mr.
shea.
THE DOUGLAS co.
1870 Lesry Bidg. Main iLse
facts. Values and Ccur,rsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

A group OF 10 ACRE
tracts thoroIy cleared, newly
fenced. heavy poultry wire; Some
fruits: small house and other
buildings. water piped tn;. good
location. near car line and PAVED
ROADS. Place really worth not
less than st,0o6. BEST BARGAIN
At LAKE HURiEN, About fgoO
cash. t7s month. See Mr. B~efnau At
ESTERPRfsE STORE
sidney $50
Buricn Car To SchoenIng Ave
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THERE'S AMPLE TIME

For this years crop N you buy one
OF our little ciear~s rich river
bottom farms at w0odinViilr now
You can raise a big crop % any
thing that can be- grown In west
crn Washington on this land one
acre will produce more than 10
acres Of poor bill land. 10 you
want the best u will be we'll
worth your Will. 60 investigate.
sold at right prices and on Easy
terms. Cali At office OF phone tor
appointment and we'll take you
out sny day. H. Min~a. Aiaak a
Bldg Main $3.50.
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BE INDEPENDENT

When you own one of our little
RicHBOTTOM farms a Woodln-
willie. you can be Independent. Tor
you can make a good living on
II. and u oniy requires a small
payment down ana q iittl. month.
~. It's the beat land In King
county. has been under cultiva-
ton for years. and will produce
big crops. Block from briek
school paved road. railroad sta
tion. bus service. stores. churches,
and only 10 miles north OF Seattle.
Call al office. or phone for ap-
pointmenl and Nc viii tals. you
out any day. u. Mines. AiaHk a
Bldg. Main $3.50.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
WILL pUr

WILL bur
Liberty Bcnd.
1000 Alaska petroleum, A Coal
80 WILL sELL
10 HAiist noitrrnp.
100 Service oil Corp.
100 Fisher oil Corp
10, UnlVersnl High Power.
los Roth.rt Process Steel
.ts Deep Saa Salvage.
III wicks Tire a Rubber.
200 Davis Car
fsT Pacific Electric weider.
IT'S simpler Auto wheel
coo beacon Coal
1900 Trojan oil. Calf
1000 Columbia Red Metal
1000 Capitol Petroleum.
MAX wfSkLER
sTO1'ka WANTED
Alaska Petroleum A Coal
Liberty Ronds. American Bank
STOCKS OFFERED
100 Deep seal Salvage ....tios
zoo Roihert Steel rtaeess 9. las
500 n~acon Coal Mines. Mid
100 Pan Motor. ~. Cloud co.. tTS
is6 Davis car '-ToTsM 49,. AGO
zoo Victory Rubber. seattle. 10
100 Allen Cons. on ......... 100
30 FAc Electric Welder ~ 80
500 ksanin OIL ..... .ns
alf naiiard oil ............. 20
100 Teras Wonder ..... 100
200 Universal ~. y TeL . as
$50 Athhbasea oil, Lid. Mia
G, J. gTEErf.E
us Cherry street Main $685.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS

We are just completing two
attractive new bunga-
lows Each has Q bed
rooms. large living
room. bath room. large
kitchen. breakfast ia
Bile. etc: pretty fire.
place: living room fin
ished In old English
gray. bath and bed
rooms in ivory enamel
and kitchen in natural
color; pretty electric
fixtures and shades.
VIII be ready for oe-
cupancy on June Is.
Located at northeast
corner of ssth ave. and
Madison St Corner
cottage t1.sSo: inside
cottage, t3.TSo; easy
terms. Main fiit. O-s5
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BAR SILVER

NEW YORK. June s,-sBar silver. Lon.
don ssAc. New York 91ho.
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MT. RAKER DISTRICT

e.Eeo-A s-room bungalow,
on rrink blvd, has
large combined living
and dining room. with
fireplace and hardwood
floor. huiit-in wall bed.
also buiit-in bed in
bedroom which Ia very
light and airy; Kitchen
with nuiit-tn features.
-mali dressing room.
and bath room: gas
a water heater. also hot
water coils In Fireplace.
Full cement basement.
and garage in base
mcnt. $500 cash. and
balance like rent. The
lot 10 ssxs0. You cannot
beat this. Main Ti,t
k-ss
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FARM LANDS

REAL SUBURBAN HoMEsITE
Just outside the city limits. and
Consisting OF "a acres sub-irri-
gated clay loan soil. free from
gravel. unobstructed and near
view of Lake Washington; city
water, lights and gas available /.
near car line and paved highway.
1880; your own terms.
OWNER. 3os seaboard. ELL 1903.
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SUBURBAN
PUrAiLUP DISTRICT
BERRY LAND

t-acre Tracts { miles from
puysliup and ~ miles
from street car. We
are exclusive agents
for 800 acres Of rich
shot clay soil. No bet
ter berries are raised
anywhere than are
grown aroo q 4 our
trsctA We max. very
easy terms. and low
interest on deferred
paymsntA II you are
Interested. m In
and make reservations
u We go Sunday. ieav-
Ing our office at Sac
sharp. Prices range
from s.so TO $3.50 per
tract Mia
HENRY c. EWING CoMpANY
zoe Aiaska Bldg. Main TisA
SERVICE
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NORTH BROADWAY

e<.Scc-Seat cosy little s.
room cottage home.
modern except heat.
newly rcfinished; lot
&sxtso. high and sight
~. Here " q comfy
cottage home In good
district II you want
small. well located
home. this 10 IT, Main
.'ist h-e
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ACItEAGE

YAKIMA VALLEY BARGAIN
20 acres. close to good town; s acre.
orchard. Winesaps and Jonathans,
buildings good. 1s acres In alfal-
IA, acres Of which are in or
chard: 4 acres corn and garden
Eighteen different kinds OF vege-
tables already planted. Price
$3.50; terms
CENTRAL YAKIMA RANCHES co
1914 Bird Ave.
IL ACRES OF LAND ON VAsUON
Island cheap, and terms. Phone
Ballard 200.
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WEST q WHEELER
A-n-lLa ALlLl.ln

Second and Marion. Elliott Sssa.
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| HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
Wholesale Price Fer Ton, City Price
The evening world., 1920-10-28
WOnen'S Cotton
Stockings, Csc pr.
Less than half

1852 pairs mock seam leg, seamless foot high
spliced heel, double welt and sole; sizes y to 10
Main floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1920-10-28

90 NAallAf Jhoh III ZIG hANhf VI
only over the shoulders are
t h G distinctive features of
several models.
Straight-line and tonneau
silhouettes, too.
Fus in many instances give
charming contrasts OF color for
instance, coats Of French blue or
navy blue are trimmed with gray
squirrel, and those Of Japon lea red
with scal-dyed coney.
Prices $3.50 to sos
Short sports coat OF cinnamon
brown polo cloth with shawl collar
Of natural raccoon has also just
arrived and is featured at $3.50.
Sizes u, II and lG years -
are generously proportlo0cd.
Second floor, Old Bldg.
Tenth Street
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WANTS PAY ON HOLIDAYS.

nesoiution Affecting beard Of
Education Employees Withdrawn.
There was much discussion to-day IN
religious circles regarding tho presen-
tation yesterday by Arthur 8. Somers
to the Board Of Education Of a resolu-
ton based on a recent resolution Of the
Board OF Aldermen asking that all Jew
ish employees Of the Department Of
Education be excused from work. with
out loss Of pay, on the princlpa holi-
days Of their faith. which had been
adopted by the Board OF Education. Mr.
The evening world., 1920-10-28

somcrs' resolution provided that oil
Catholics should be excused. without
loss OF pay. on An Saints Day Nov !.
and on the Feast Of the Immaculate
Conception, Dec. 3.
Itc declared tgat II the board did not
rcacind It's resolution respecting Jewish
holidays he would insist that his reso-
luton be adopted but finally withdrew
I, having got u on the record.
The evening world., 1920-10-28
STAPLETON FERRY
RESTORATION URGED
Staten Islanders Say Resumption
of Service Would Lessen

There Is agitation on staten Island
fer the restoration Of tho Stnpleton
Municipal Ferry established by the
Geynor Administration and discontinued
while John Purroy Mitchell was Mayor.
At meeting OF tho Staten Island
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tIrNGAnY no nATIFY TnnATY.

BUDAPEST. Hungary. oct Is
Count Paul Teleky. the Premier an
nounced yesterday that the Govern
ment. after mature reflection, regret
fully proposed that Parliament ratify
the treaty OF peace.
The evening world., 1920-10-28

Use FOR NICkELs.
from the REany JOunsl)
There are no longer many things
that can be bought for a nickel, but
nickcls are still good for saving.
The evening world., 1920-10-28

Civic League tonight IN Borough Hall.
st. George. resolutions will be passed
urging the Board OF Estimate and APP
portionment TO take immediate action.
Borough President Van Name and
Grover Whalen, Commissioner Of Plant
and Structures. favor establishment
Of the ferry service. Resumption would
tend to relieve. IL Is held, the Jam OF
teams and automobiles at both ends Of
the present ferry line
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$500 TO $500 SUJtS i.
Established 1879

OF duvetyne, veldyne, chiffon velvet, kashac cloth,
English homespun, tricotne, siycrone, trimmed
with mole, squirrel nutria seal, skunk dyed raccoon
kolinsky dyed squirrel
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
CHARTER OAK TRACK
IN BAD SHAPE TODAY

Hartford, Conn, Sept 10.-A heavy
ralnstorm during the night made 1t
doubtful II the Grand Circuit card at
Charter Oak park could be carried out
this afternoon. A heavy track prob
ably would mean carrying over the
four events until tomorrow. These are
the 2:0S pace, 2:08 trot 2:20 trot and
a freeze all trot for 2-year-olds.
Peter Manning, champion 4-year-old
trotter, yesterday afternoon won the
classic 10000 Charter Oak stake, the
feature event OF the Grand Circuit
meeting here. His victory was an easy
one, the son OF Azoff easily having the.
speed OF the field and coming home on
the stretch with a lead of nearly two
lengths In each of the two heats
fought. 1t was Murphys seventh vic
tory OF the meeting and the third con-
secutive year he has won the Charter
Oak stake.
Billy Crozier, the local driver, was
the big winner Of the afternoon, taking
first with Ethel Chimes, a Murphy
PAGER, In the bitterly fought 2:10 pace
and winning the 2:16 pace with Billy
Sunday, member OF the Pittman
stable The free-for-all for 3-year- old
trotting colts was unfinished at the end
OF the third heat. Worthy Chief Jane
the Great and Sister Bertha each win
nlfg n heat, The race was to be fin
ished today
The $40 pace brought out the clos
est finishes Of the afternoon. with the
two entries from the Murphy stable
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
BOBBY" JONES
I 3 DOWN ON IS
"ChiCk" Evans Three Up on
AlIis at Half Way Mark
at RoSIyn.
RAIN SLOWS UP COURSE

RosIyn, N. ", Sept. 1o.--chlck
Evans, OF Chicago, led {. p. Ans,
OF Milwaukee, 2 up when they had
played half their 36.hole match In
todays semlfnals OF the national
amateur tourney. Francis oulmet
let Bobby Jones up at the elgh-
teenth.
Ouimet took the lead in his match
with Jones. winning the first and sec
ond holes with par tours. Jones took
the third when Ouimet needed three
to get on. his drive being divot so
that he could not get n clean hit. Quiz
met won the fourth after both were on
In two, but Jones took three puts.
Jones conceded the NTH. They halved
the sixth in four and Ouimet got
halves at the seventh and eighth by
sinking 10-foot puts. They halved the
long ninth In Ave.
Allis topped several drives on the way
out and offset this by good putting. He
made one 30.foot putt for birdie three
and Just missed 35-foot put at the
sixth hole. whera Evans got n birdie
three. Evans missed short puts that
would have won two holes. The ground
was heavy from a nights rain and
there was high wind.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
TO FIND
AUTHOR FALSE RUMOR

Cleveland. O., Sept. io.--Detectives
working under direction Of Police
Prosecutor Edward c. stanton are busy
today seeking 20 trace to It's source the
false rumor circulated over brokers'
and private wires yesterday that two
members Of the New York team ha"
been killed. and Babe Ruth and others
badly injured In an automobile Acci-
dent lust outside OF Gle yeland.
Detectives are seeking to establish
the Identity Of the sender OF the tele-
gram and 20 this end are looking over
the files Of both Western Union and
Postal lines.
The sending OF the message IL an
ofrcnsc under Ohio laws punishable
with Imprisonment IN the pcnitentiary
from one month 10 fVe years,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
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