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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13
WITHDRAWAL OF PLANS
FOR DAM CLEARS UP
SITUATION
TO PROTECT OTTAWA
DIRECTOR BENNETT AND SUPER
INTENDENT SACKETT ASSURE
AUDIENCE EVERY SAT- EGUARD
WILL BE TAKEN TO GUARD
AGAINST DAMAGE TO ClTYS
SEWER SYSTEM.

The atmosphere OF doubt and uncer-
tainty which overhung Ottawa the
past two days was clarified last night
when at a meeting with Frank l.. Ben
nett director Of public works and
buildings; W. l.. Suckett superiutoud-
ent of waterways. ANA thiet Engineer
Barnes, hundred manufacturers,
business men and professional men Il
sembled in the council chambers to
build every safeguard around the CITY,
were informed that the construction
of the Starved Rock dam, as an ap'
purtenance to the Illinois deep Watct-
way. would not damage OTTAWA, its
sewers. nor the lowland, in less than
two years.
Added assurances that in the pres
entation of a blue print covering the
plans for the dam down the river, the
waterways department was not at
tempting "to put something over on
Ottawa switched the audience from
its mood of antagonism towards the
Illinois river improvements, TO q boost
er organization strongly allied with
every forward movement connected
with the vast undertaking.
The shift from one extreme 10 the
other however. did not occur until
every possible legal angle OF the wa
terwavs law and been rtaNcrsed back
and forth and made very clear to the
satisfaction Of the hundred or more
citizens who were gathered in the
council rooms to secure guarantees
that no false steps were taken at this
time to be regro' ed il the future
This was brought about by motion
made by w. l.. SaCkatt said TO have
been at suggestion ol Commissioner
William l.. Bradley, that the plans
for the dam. together with all com
munications appertaining thereto be
withdrawn by the commission ana the
situation left to stand as though moth
ing had ever happened In this man
rer. Mr Sacketl pointed out, Ottawa
would not jeopardize its legal status
t, file objections when the formal
plans and specifications are presented
to the mayor and commissioners to
act upon The lax establishes th2t.
within thirty days from such presen-
ta'ion, any city on village affected by
the waterway, must T.ace its Objcc-
items on tile or fCTleit any tutuf ?
rights to protection either in court or
before the commission. 1t was this
thirty day clause that gave Ottawa
all its worry, and with the eltmin7-
ton of the blue prints from among tho
possibilities OF a construction that
they form a part of the waterway pro-
ject and therefore are feature OF
the whole, and Ottawa could be fore
closed from any rights to Kick in the
future, the situation was cleared NJ
tc the total satisfaction of the large
group of men representing Ottawa At
the meeting.
No Sinister Motives.
Director Bennett was called on by
Mayor Weeks to first address the rs
semblage. He said 1--WE want IL
see work on the waterway started "a
quickly as possible. In arriving IT
decision which could make that pos
sible. we selected the locks at Otta
wa and MarseiIles for the scene OF
our first operations. The preliminary
Morh m",o we ''"e ;nd,a "n" '"Tr" oh,nro ','fr IL
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13

to a rumOr current IN this
city. This rumor has not
been authenticated and
no details have been received here,
but Chinese officials have been pro.
foundiy stirred by it. II is the sup.
position here that the coup, If 1t real
ly has taken place, is an effort to re-
store to the throne former Emperor
Hsuan-Tung, son OF Prince Chun.
General Lishun, commander OF the
Chinese government troops in the
province of Kiank- flsun and kiangsi
and leader OF powerful political
clique, committed suicide at Nanking
today by shooting himself The text
of his will declared his action was
due to developments at Peking and
the failure Of measures he had advO-
Gated for the salvation of the ma
ton. His death. it is believed. will
have farreaChing political results.
In connection with the lack of au-
identification of the Shanghai rumor
of the Peking overturn, the fact may
be noted tiSat last night a message
was received from the Associated
Press correspondent in Peking dated
October H. the same date as that on
which the Shanghai cablegram was
sent. The peking message contained
no hint of any governmental compli'
cations.
Washington, Oct. 13.--Neither the
state department nor the Chihcae &C.
CATION has received any re1orts that
the Peking government has been ove'-
thrown.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13
RAILROAD FIRE
CAUSES MILLION LOSS

Chicago, Oct I2 rirc which do
stroyed the freight house Of The chi.
cago Junction railroad thi, morning
did damage estimated at Sl,00O00o.
Quantities of merchau lise in transit
We're burned and go freight cars,
most of them loaded, were destroyed,
Twelve iremcn who were trapped in
the burning freight house We're res
Cued and revived.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13
POSTPONE Marek Funeral.

Funeral services of the late Mrs
Pauline Marek have been postponed
from 9 o'clock this morning until to-
morrow at . a. m Services will be
held at St. COLUMBIA church Inter
ment will be made at st COLUMBIA
cemetery.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13
Cited for Contempt.
GET EN- OUT. COLD
SNAP IS COMING

Washneton Oct - Warming f
another cold s1ap in the northern aad
middle sections Of The country Vjthia
a few days vas given today by the
weather bureau
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13
See pittsbtIroh.Mend Game.

A number of fans motorad to Men.
dota this afternoon to witness the
game between the Mendoza and the
Pittsburgh Nationals
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13
Not a Bit.

II doesn't do any good to hold the
key to the situation if you are toV HxI
10 turn it,. Boston Transcript. "a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13
m0NARCHIST Chief
SAID TO HAvETAkEn
over GOVERNMENT
(By the Associated Press)

Shanghai, Oct l2.-~-General Chong Tsao-l lin,
governor of Feng Tien, has overthrown the Peking
government and proclaimed monarchy according
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13
THE WEATHER

Possibly showers to.
night or Thursday. Con.
tinued warm, becoming
cooler Thursday night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-13

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Gstablishod teoo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
Be|laire Fan Wants
Justice in Deciding
Va!Iey Championship
Declares That Ohio Team Ras Right to
Claim After Defeating MOUNDS
willie Legion

The following latter has hCen recev-
cd by INC Sporting Editor OF the In
telliGcn,cr from Il RCllalrc Tan VINO
thinks that tn" licllairc Athl"tics ar"
justified IN laying rlghttul claim 10
The championship:
To the sporting Editor
rhr B,lIaire baseball team has n
right 10 The championship "t IN. Ehlo
Valley. ~ w"ll rs tho BRu"rs. Mcioh.
keys or Eagles The Rlurrs hnyc met
and defeated tho Eagles md Macks hui
that docs not indicate that th"% can &C.
t"ai the RcllnIrC team. "a "" nave u'-
fcatcd the MoundSV.llc American l;e-
zion bv a - score. while thr MackS
we're only able t. nose out Il u victory.
We have defeated such Teams rs me
CIurks Peerless CollcSAn$; Mounds
VII" american legion, Elm , %r"nT,
falrmuul Legion. Huntington EonSun-
rrs. and Nrrs We lost In pillonNale
but only for the benefit OF the ph'"m-
vale fans. W. did not want To us
uvpnrnt them ard wS picked up ouh'n
Of PLAYERS that sunday and went Nh
here and played them Ih'N never
lravc their HON" grounds Even no"
they want a game badly with TN" bau.
crs hut they viii not leave lAer ho'He
grounds to pluy them.
We dcf"ntod the MannmEt"n on,
SINNER, who defeated IN" M'ConN|NS
and then lost one I" the Mhcks. We
MISC challenged the plllonNa!c Team i"r
a gau, on our home grounds ou' my
would nu; agree To il The B"Ilhirc
club challenges any teams Tor G"n'N
on the 10Th street grounds or inc nP'
moments homo grounds. Tn" Eagles. Me-
ConkcNs. RaucrS. \cnS. iNll"nNRl'i VI
any other good teams arc nrele'r'"'
Yours truly. $500
\ y,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
CHARTERS ISSUED

Charleston. W. Va-Chnrters have
been Issued 10 tho following corpora
lions BY the secretary 81 state,
Eccco Fuel Co.; capital stock $4,000,
incorporatorS:\P J. Riley Brahotm i
Mankin. Huntington: ]. Riley. Mnnhar
l.. Allebrach, Charleston; ". +, Camp
bell. Huntington.
Ritter Hardwood Lumber Co, Hunt
inEton: capital stock S3on,Q"h, incor-
porators: G. l.. Ritter. Il. -. Burns. II.
X. Eutslcr. T. X. Scott, G. koontz, Hunt.
Parkersburg V. w. c. A; in"orrora-
tors: Mrs. L. Cochran, Mrs. q. Wise.
Mrs. Wilson. Miss r. Chancellor, and
others. Parkrrshurg
&. NJ. Lilly coal Co. BrClklcy. capital
stock sl5O.O0O: tncorrorHtors. {. Lily.
!. r Clifton. &. II. Mcador, w. |. Smith,
\. Pile. B"rklcN.
Cassia Nanny OF G. Gas co. Charles
ton; capital stock So. Don: incorporates:
NJ .Namay, 4. SnssiI. George Damousc.
A. Namay. I. Howard. Charleston.
WilliamS-cOmhs coal Co. Quinnmoni:
capital stock 100000. lncorpora'orS: w.
u. Combs. y. Liftus \. Combs. PcCk-
icy: J r. Rrth"l. T. Williams. Richmond.
Morgan Power Co. 'apitai stock $50
600: inCOrpOraturs. W. IL bSl'T. Il :
Cross. r. II. Compton. r. Z. Whisnir. F.
NJ At"riuu. treat Capnpou.
Jud,"n coal Co. Fn.rm"mt. ."art'al
stock 500. 0OO. iucurporatprs: G. II J,n-
King. r !. Patton. T. T.. johnson. T.. {.
Currcy. F. - Hirhlc. FairmonI
Logan Wyoming Lard Co; capital
stock $500. U0U: inCurporatOrS. {. Mcn
England. &. Rake. J. Shrewsbury. Il. G..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
COMPENSATION NEWS

Charleston ". Na.--Th" state com
missioner has announced tho following
compensation awards:
". G. Dalton, Mcnarat. father OF T.. c.
Dalton. Killed while IN employ Of Garter
Coal Co. Sc weekly: Mrs. Fannie Jones,
Macdonald, widow Of James Jones KILL
cd while in employ 81 coal concern ut
Macdonald. so monthly: Mrs. Maud
Curry. Winitrcdc. widow, and children.
Of Albert Curry. killed while In employ
Winifredc Coal Co. S35 monthly: Mrs.
Hazel Gear. Winchcstor Va. widow. md
child, Of W. Gear. killed whiw in en-
ploy standard Limestone Co. SIS month
"; Steve Wider. Locke. father Of w.
Wider killed Will" in employ Indian
TocahoH'as Coal Co.. IS weekly: Mrs
Laura EcNrnhd. Wildcat. widow. and
children. Of q. H. RcXroad. killed while
in employ Yves, Virginia Pulp and Paper
Co. $40 monthly. Mrs J. Riley, Wash
inKton. Va. widow. and children. OF J.
Riley. killed Will" In employ Standard
Lime Stone 60. $50 monthly. W
Suffer. keystone, Gather Of y. Suitcr.
Killed while In employ keystone Coal Il
Coke 60, So weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21

Harris. G. Claypool. W. B. Johpson. I. +.
Carr. Logan.
T. l.. Mintcr Coal Co. Bcscen; CAPITAL
stock $4,000 incorporators: +. +. Min
ter. \. X. Minter. J. Smith, Resoco; j.
Bumgarducr. Bccklcy; j. +. Bo!en, Odd'
Yves, Virginia Violin Manufacturing
Co. Huntington: capital stock SSo'ooo'
incorporalurs: {. &. Remmcle. A. Bowen
& y. Emmons. Z. 7. Taylor. K. Il. Elan
nagAn. Huntington.
American Collicries 90. Charleston;
capital stock $500. o00; incirrorators: w.
r. Roney, 4. A. Lilly. +. l. Stroman. <.
L. Williams. II. G.. Lilly, Charlcston.
Commercial Equipment Co. wheeling;
capital stock s3OO. OHU. inc"rporators: w.
r. Starnaurh. G.. Houston. W. !. star
baugh. Wilbur StarhauEh, Wheeling.
Beta Thete II Homo Association OF
west Virginia, Morgantown; incorpora-
tors: II. +. Postcn. q. Bernard y. Bur
dc,,e, r. Davis, W. Madcns, Morgan
town.
Daniels Orchard Co. Morsan,own
capital stock $4,000; inCorporators: 6.
p, Danields. Inwood. F. Griffith. G.,
Viewer. 4. Wcstralcr. q. Ramsey, Mar
v odd Fellows Temple Association.
Huntington; capital stock $50, 900: In
corporators: 4. +. Thompson.N. i. foho.
r. 6. Darthat. \. J. Wilkinson. G.. |. Bra
mfT, I. Il. lllpI.Hi' IlNiN''b WI
r. II. W Coal Co, HuCkhnnnon; capt.
tai stock $50. 900. iuCorporatNrS: W. j..
Williams NJ Williams, NolGa: F. y.
Horn"r. J. Hornor. II. Dent. l.. Dent
BurkNannon.
Victoria Coal Co, Williamson: capital
stock $4,000: incorpor0turs. G. VI: Gates
c. BauScwine II. Bausewine. {. Gates.
r Gates. Williamson.
Wheeling Axle Co: capital stock
s@oo. 900: incorporators: C. A. Hunger
man. bridgeport; II. Rcitz. G. Rc!tz. J.
= Jones. l.. Ritter, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
SEVEN MOUNTAINEERS
PLAY SUMMER BALL

Morran,own. July co-Seven Of the
Mountajn,cr baseball players nt iaSI
SprinE arc playing with strong indepeh'
dent clubs tins summer and should re-
turn 10 the University much stronger
men for the team than was the case
BIZ Dawson. and Mathew Turk"H'
ich are playing with Kane, Pa. an ~:
drpendCnt team OF the first ranN'
"Spooks" Martin. till recently with me
Fairmont TRACTION Co, team team o Is nov.
M Turn a, first base for the Charles
ton indcpcndcnt club: Fulton Woods IS
with the Allegheny Steel co. team AZ
Tarcn,um: Joe HarrCk Is Win no
traction CO. nine ~ Falrront and Ncn-
len is with The Mining Mash'SMS .XXor = o.
"Rc1" ARMSTRONG. Dorsey and Rohro'
houSh arc not playing regularly with
any team, hu, occasionally engage IN
ronha, Clark Lemly. star port sidrr
is no, playing because nc it mahinE ~
some back work missed whHH IN ,ns
service. in the summer Sch"o' VI ''S
-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
CENSUS RETURNS.

WaahlnEtou, H. c. July 20 The TO-
lowing census returns have been made
TAFT California. 3,3l7; incorporated
since 1910
L!nroIn. Illinois. ll.SS2; lnrcase, 900,
or ~ per cent.
East cleveland, Ohm. @1,-9", increase,
.LSll2. or 1913 per cent
Lakewood. Ohio. N.732; increase, g.
5Sl. or l749 per cent
Warwick. Rhode Island. l3.iSl; de-
crease 1873. ar "a per cent.
West Warwick. Rhode Island. lb.48l;
Incorporated since 1910.
For, Morgan. Colorado. 3,SlB; In
crease. LOIS, or ass per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
DLL0NVALE wins
nAIoan Defeated Now philadelphia
AgTngation in Fast Game BY
score OF 80.

D,nrale. O.. July Ia.--tSpnclaD-
rhe pw Philadelphia baseball nins
Move no match for the D!llontale team
Ssre asst Sunday tho locals winning
a,,th ase by eha overwhelming score y
SO 4ennsy lads were never in the
rurulg and never proved dRnEArou<
EnT SUNDAY the locals will rnect the
= T. team Of Wheeling. on the for
ner grounds.
To Dillonyale anNEement oncN
mo challenges the Baucrs FOR game
So, on August 20 or 30. \ guarantee
~ 100 and a privilege Of 80 pr cent
h1IIIONYALE BASEBALL TEAM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
BABE RUTH. IN
HIS SD HOMER
FOR THE SEASON

NEW YORk. July "0.-BN dividing
.rdi,'s douhlrhcadcr New York won the
series from chicago. four games TO
Two Tho visitors won tn" hrSt game
To ;. by ninth inning rally. scoring
four runs after two were uut. New
4 result ~ Mogridg"'S steady pitching
and timely hitting by his teammates.
Ruth hi, his thirtN-s"c"nd home run ~
the season IN the hr>t gamr. tn" hall
going over the right neld grand stand.
Scores by innings.
'--~i Sam"--. R II. T..
IhlrtSo ......,.... non lCn hot-' II
New YORK. ....... 100 SIN OOH 10
; t'ab"r. Kerr and S,'haik: Quinn; ale
Graw and Rucl
Second game RI. +.
chicago .,.........Nll nNn Nln--3 10 u
New York .... .On Iun GG1-6 {.
C'cotte and SchalS; Mcgrilge and
Elyl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
CIeve|anderS Used -Four
Pitchers and Won Out

BOSTON. July ?0.--Clc>eIanA defeated
Boston. = IL IN eleven innings today.
Fortune WAS hlt hard IN ,hr Hrst thro"
innings. whcu Cleveland piled UP
sCvcn-run lead. karr pitched cNcep-
ti"nXlly well. but weakened lin tn"
eleventh. when Jameson and chapman.
singled IN succession. Then followed
\ poor throw by Walters aud Wamb:
EaSS SNCrirCC fly. Cleveland used four
pitchers and none proved effective
BoSton's errors were costly. Score:
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Two-basc hits-C'hapman, Smith >;
Jameson. Hooper. Schang. Threc-base
hics-JohnStou. Hooper. Sacrifice hits
Johnston. Gardner. Smith. Chapman
Johnston CunassiSted): O'Nciu 10 Gard
rcr Lett on hases-Clevelard 10;
Boston .. Base on ballS--Off Morton
. off Baghy l: off Fortune .; off
Karr ;. Hits--off Morton, . in 52-S
innings off Niehaus, in Ia inning;
(none out in 7th: Off Uhlc. . IN I
lnono out in S;h): off Baghy, in, 4
innings: off Fortune s in } innings:
off Karr. In innings. Hit by
pitchrr-Ry THE ((MCNally). Struck
ut-By Morton 5: by NiehauS |; by For
tune /: by Karr >. Wild pitch-For-
tune Winning pitchcr-Bacby. Los
ing pitchcr:karr. Umpircs-Connolly
and Dinccu. Time-::S7.
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EAGLES WILL meet
NEFF NEXT SUNDAY

Next Sunday afternoon at the SIX
,ccn,b Stree, ball park Rcllairc. tho
Scff baseball team Will limo up against
the Martins Ferry Eagles. \ return
game viii nc played with III" Eagles at
League park on sunday. August I"ln.
NefC il represented this year oN
.,rorg foam and cxpcCt 10 take n fa'l
on, M their Martins Ferry opponents.
4 large number of fans from this cit"
nNncrteH aticnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
EAUERS and MACKS
CLASH At "GREEN"
Deciding Point OF valley Championship
Honeck or win oppose Payne.

The Pauers- McConkcy clash az Tun-
no yaIIry Championship. y victory
for the East End club would only t'r
the series. whlc a win for, tho RGuers
would practically cinch their claim.
Roth managers are eager over IN" out
nNn,c and are confident that their team
will win. ,
Manager Yoke will no doubt use
paync, the crack Dennison hurlcr. "h'Ie
Manager McConkeys ideal selection
will be Honcckcr. The game Will start
at 8 o'clock sharp and umpircs James
and YoCkum will otficiatc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
TWO FOR DETROIT

Washington. July c0.--Detrott won
four OF IT'S Ave games with Washington
by taking both games Of double bead.
or today 10 and TO |. The hrst
game Was won by the visitors in tho
fifteenth inning when Bush hit safely
and scored from hrst on Hale'S Texas
League single 10 center The second
game was pitchers battle between
Ehmke and Shaw.
First Game
Score: Il. II. l.
Detroit nol noe oIN non 0n1--7 * n
Wash OOn na2 O04 600 O0O--6 II )
Batteriaq-Oldham. DauSs and Ain
smith: Courtney Snyder. SChacht.
Erickson and riCinich.
Second Game
Score. X n. +.
wasbinrtnn 1900 600 600 lnn--l ) :
RatterieS-E:hmkr and Stanage; Shaw.
SNYDER and riciniCh.
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Pirates Lost When the
Giants BunCb0d Hits

PITTSBURGH. July 20 Now York d.
reRted Pittsburgh today = 70 =. nc
W Whitfield and Grimm. while Neht
held the locals TO twu hrS up I" ~"
ninth inning. when a SpSlC, a triple
and an out Al ar>t scored their t"o
runs. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
TOTAL ATTENDANCE
ON FAIRGROUNDS IN
week WAS 1900

Tho attendance on Wh"cllnE's seven
last week was the iarE'>i
nto,bcld. in Inc city since tho grand
t rT !" reached the figures Of 1850. sun
larger figures are anticipated as the
arc just now re0ch'hS
their most Cfrcctlv" stage or a season
thu, was very late in being started. r"rr
the first few weeks only Porru"
,bo SyStcr was III operation. The az,
t"ndsnre Tor the last week was DIVIDED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
LA st1LE IRON VS.. VICTOR A. c.

On Sunday afternoon. July 20th. az
the Twcnty-six,h street grounds AZ }
p. m. the strong La Belle Iron Works
tcam OF the Industrial league Will meet
the Victor A. &. Of Bcnwood. This IS
the frs, meeting Of these Two teams
and a good game il expected with Hos
ton or Gullcy on the 1rlng line for La
Belle and Kramer. the pitcher who held
tho American Legion team Of Ncns 10
one hit last sunday. III the box for the
Brnwood bows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
Won or s1sIERs HoA6rR

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July %o.-SiS.
ler'S home run drive over the right
held wall in tho eighth won for St
Louis today ) 20 (. JacOhsons home
run with two on bases in the sixth put
81 Louis ahead. nut pugan'S triple.
Sardwit~hSd between singles nv WClCh
And Perkins. tied IN" scor" IN tho latter
raif ot tho inning. Score by in.
U'nS7: r. II. h
- Louis .. nnn nnG 10. 70
DflaSelrh!a .,.lOO oh2 1nn--4 II q
Ru-well Davis and Severed: Moore,
NaVln- and Perkins
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CHALLENGE FOR GAME

The Junior \. {. OF Martins Ferry
challenge any Is TO IS year old team
IN the Ohio valley for a game sunday
July -. on Martins Ferry grounds.
Bauer Jrs.. N!rg!nias. Nationals, St
Johns. Buckeyes or Yurkvil,e preferred
Arrangements can BE- made by calling
6@6-M and ask TOR George between .
and O'Clock.
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Two base hit-.Krrctchy, Snt"n
hase-Ses. Sacrifice h,i>--Mycrs, Non
ctchy. Double plays Hopt tN Sckin:;
70 paubert: wheat TO kildut t.cit
Basc on oalls-Orr. EIler !. "fr 'ir'mcs
). struck out--HH Eller !: Crimes )
UmpircS-RigIer and Moran Time
t:45
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OIL IN SHARP ADVANCES

PITTSBURGH. July c0.-The principal
agencies here today an
an increase Of - cents Il barrel
IN RaElard Crude oil. bringing ths
oricr 10 S9.55. The oil comes from the
Kentucky field.
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TIGERS WANT oAnR

Tho Tigers. Il newly organized team
from Bcnwood. w"Uld like 10 h9sr from
Tho Yankee juniors. Bauer Juniors. IIT.
elntas. Island lud"p" rdcnt. victor Jun.
IorS. St Johns Of BGliaIrc. or Indians
OF MOpndsvlllc FOR games on any Bun
day. For arrangement NJ gamss please
call Al, BcRwoOd. between 8 y. m. ana
. D. m. and ask FOR Tom.
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Sumrrary-Two base htt-Grlnrn'.
Tire" base hlts-YounG. Cutshaw; Sac
Doyle. Snyder: Friseh.
La IN bascs-New York > lltssp!urSn
Rase on baIls-otr Nehf !; on Coop
- struck out--by Sehf I: by Coop
g 2 Whiting pjtcher-Nchf, losing
ni.cher Cooper. Cmpires-Harrison ana
Hart. Time OF gsne-l:-%.
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AGAIN
DEFEAT C|NCy
IN CLOSE ONE

Cincinnati. 90. July cn-Brc"'l'yn
vor the odd game Ut tn" series t-"mi
Cincinnati TO-DAY. ) {" :. Tho t'id'n
o. Duncan tor the Reds WAS Il feature
This
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american LEAGUE
Ys1Srday's Games.

ChIcago. = NW YORK. ..
New York, : Chicago. ).
81. Louis ): rh!ladcL. {.
ClcyeLnd. .. Boston. n.
rtroit. :: Washington, e.
etroit, =; Washington. /.
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To-dn'B Games

BROOKLYN q, Pi,tourgh.
New York ( CiQcinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago
'ostou at 81. Louis.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

jersey C.ty s. Rochester ..
Syracuse -. Rufia'n IN
EcId.ug %. .NHr"n ,.
Bdltlmcre 1. Toronto 3.
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To-dAy'A Games.

CreyclanCat New York.
Louis a. Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
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HOW THEY Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
vaSSsrtiay'g Games.

New York, 5: Pittsburgh. :.
Brcoklyn. ); Cincinnati. :.
Chicago >. Boston,