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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-25

tective Boyle made the statement at
the Great Falls police station that
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-25

to see a acquaintance whose
identity has not been revealed. De-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-25

name and address
and We will send
you a booklet con-
tanning o than
100 recipes of
good things made
with C~arnation.
Address Carnar
tion Milk Prod
ucts Co., Seattle,
u. 8. A.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-25
Withhold a Victims Name

The police are Withholding the
name of the man who says he was
robbed by Chester and two compan-
ions shortly before the murder of
Miss Barton. The man in question
says he has been acquainted with
Chester for many months.
II was riding with a girl friend
near the Hillcrest Country Club"
said the a Chester and two
friends rode up in a motor car and
drew revolvers. Chester recognized
me as his companions were taking
my money and jewelry and Chester
made his friends return my property.
The three then hurried away in their
car, a Buick"
Detectives Told to be Silent
Extreme secrecy has shrouded the
efforts to arrest Chester. Detectives
have been forbidden to discuss the
case on penalty of losing their jobs.
A circular, bearing the photograph
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-25

drew alongside the Dodge coupe.
There were three men in the car, one
of whom ran toward the coupe, re-
volver in hand. After an attempt at
robbery the shooting of the coupe's
occupants followed. The bandit trio
escaped.
For a number of years Chester has
been prominently identified with a
gang of criminals who have loafed
in the saloons and gambling houses
near Twelfth street and Grand av-
enue.
A Nightrider, Police Say
According to the police, Chester
has been a "nightrider'' for many
months, robbing couples on lonely
country roads near Kansas City. On
many occasions, the police have
learned, Chester has been one of a
band of "nightriders" who rode mo-
tor cycles. More often, however, he
and his companions used motor cars.
The Evans brothers, George and
Jim, underworld characters, now
awaiting trial on charge of partici-
patton in the robbery of the South
Side bank, are associates of Chester,
the police say. Fred Roberts and
"Wop" MCGOWAN, other pals of Ches-
ter, have long police records.
Chester's photograph has been in
the rogues' gallery at police head
quarters for many months, with the
record of numerous arrests for Grim
inal acts, which included charges of
highway robbery and motor car
thievery. At the time Chester left
Kansas City he was out on bond of
$4,000 and was to have been tried
October 20 in the criminal court on
a charge of stealing motor cars. He
failed to appear for trial and the case
was continued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
TEXAS PANHANDLE
HAS FINE EXHIBIT
iutRII.IO's DISPLAY At WHEAT
SHOW - sTTHNTlNh
FEATURE.

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d,s,lav 4, ~. Exnos.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
BANK DOORS CLOSE.
FOLLOWING HEAVY
FUND WITHDRAWAL
OFFICERS I>sIE STtTEuE>r III
CI.tRlN. iN>TITl TiO> ~
TIRElN SOItE>T.

f1 N.sUt iatfd ltrsA
TEMPLE. oct .-Tk- first NauHn
Il lank ~ kiil-,u. capitalized az $50.
009 voluntarily closed IT. dpus this
morning In statement gwen vui ""
officers ui the hank. ih.~ action VIZ
attributed o. heavy Withdrawals With.
~ ia" past ter divs
tn. hank o. 'uiiriv solvent -lll
the statement. and expects Co., r"up'a
Il iu ,sirlN dai"
Irimsuat-l, tuIuWius Go, ttt.ur ~
Hill-"n bank thu Farmers Bank U. No.
panyillc. nrtT kill-"u capitalized 80
$40 n0O 1ISu ,lus',l IT, doors THIS %,
pri' ftrl, uwU'd institution and is
rli,"i,d ly men Interested Boo the ki
ie'n b1uA hu' there H. uu direct ~
iionshia i+tNc'r the two u 4s fs
nlain'd n" statement authorized ~
tho ban, wfirials slid that ",'rt uu.
standing hrl,N loan Is well s,,ur'i
,dding that we "Np,~'' o. pay every
irpusit,t ~ the bank every dollar %
has deposited ''
sam Earcirr ,f kili,ru D. ptrsid"r'
NJ the kill"-n hank 1nd his brother
N1 Enri"r o. pr--ld0i.t and prinri-
90. .' 'h' Nlsr,i,l" hpnk WI
"r"..''I i- ..i. .u officer of 90" killc"r
bank
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
TOOMUCH INCREASE
ALLOWED BY |. c. c.
SAYS KANSAS COURT
,>,gRrS rRROR M,DE ~ gu.CI
I.IIIONS TO GRNNT SI\
FIR CENT.
~ t.sc,is,sa i'r"


TOrfkA. Oct H-An assertion M.
the interstate Commerr" Coi, mission
mad an apparent error 81 tlasSa3.1''
iu IN. ,ilrul1tion upon which u i've
49,. freight rat" irrrya~' ui western
tr. IL a. give thu ruads siN i'f r"'H
,,t,r,l. q. made IN an opinion grtniin.'
~ modified 80 Isr cent inrr~asr a. ka'
80 Interstate rates bv IN" kanst.
r.,ti II Industrial relations handed
,i,,.r here ~ siN o'rlo'k THIS rverin"
Tn. court submits iall' shuvi
,ts, In th. western district ih" pei
,.,,t,r,, q, incrsasr uecrss'r "" Weld
sx r.i cent return the Investment W.
"a u.r cent The ial'l. then show.
that ~, tnt'rsi1i" Cnnnerr" 'pmnn.
.I.n allowed freight irrr"as" ~
-, ,,ut which would net SCai $50. 81
tiNsyS.s. $50 ,',," that necessary -
,b. six p.r ,-ni r-turn. The stat"
,,.,, .dd- The same calculation u-'-l
!, ,hs ,,.s'er.' district shows an =.
,rca., Of ~ :0i psq cent oi in'r"a-e T.
freight rates to i~ necessary and p
a. t,.r cent incr~as.' was urd"rvd hy tie
t,,,rst,,.. Cn,nwrrs- Commission. u
~. s,u,h~rn district. calculation shaw -
ar insr,uS. IT si.ss pr "~nt ~ ir"iE'
,,,s aud .. tyr s-n, ua~ ur'i"i''l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
TOTAL GOLD HELD
IN RESERVE BANKS
IS S699, 146,000
RE>Ol R"ES lND iitB'' 'rif.>
GIVEN ~ REp0Rr 0F ftD.
ERtI. BOARD.

IS Assotia'si lfs4s
WASlU>GTpN cat. e l,-tour,'.
lnd liabilities ~ the reserve banks lt
the ,los. of bu.in,rt, Friday. October
vrr" r.purtrd h, m" federal rrs'i, b
luuri tonight to be- as follows
"Gnsr'rr'- Total gold held ir hanks
tsqs g. 400 Total gold r,~etN~s ~
sssg g-. nOp Total reserves t2.iss.sGs
a0u Total hi!!- ,u hrbd g. i0i 1Si -"
Total earning assets g. .l0s 90 0e0 7
I'D t.4,urr.s ssass .3Gi .0oo
talntin- T,'ll gross deposits s..
50s. Sos 600 Total liabilities ''.i's
1si 000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
ROBINS ARE DEFEATED
BY SCORE OF 5 TO |
covELSKIES HURLINC is FEATURE OF FOURTH GAME
IN GIANT STRUGGLE FOR 1920 BASEBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP OF UNIVERSE -
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

CLEVELAND Oho Oct 9-The
ihooklyn Robins In the fourth Worlds today
thus the basrfsn
plonp o the universe Each has and thu
The tribe Speaker e,de, FURNISHED collective
club the trip rookyn and fell hless Reblns
with attack that the f their and brought
% the honts club With confident rpaisnce
Indians
STANLEY Coyrk holdnE
elusive hall delivery collected
his defense
that three
onl, one. Johnston complete the circuit . tally.
In First
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. Again
thruSiing Hi tho foreign policy of the
Wilson administration. Senator Hard
inE old the voters of Oklahoma tonight
that while the American government
was b"guillng them with idealistis no
iiona oi new social era. the other m.
'ions had reached out TO dominate tha
ccmm"rc.. and industry of the world
through the control ~ thcpc,rnlcum
supply.
british interests m particular. de
clar,-i th" republican presidential nom.
in"c had put thsdr hands 0i petroleum
resources in many quarters Of the
globe. forrssinE r. day when oil would
that while the American government
iI~i and nlici1ai progress. lie said II
WIS high Tim" the United States also
gs'" attention 10 material well being
and stood behind American promoters
IN their efforts to give the nation q
self reliant place in industry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

Questioning whether othrr powcrs
have taken very seriously the self.
abnegatlng aims" which tho Wash
ineton government has bc~n proclaim
ing. the senator aiso aSsailcd the Parts
ieasti. ~ nations and said he wanted
no voter 20 bs in doubt about his Do
termination IN stay out of the covrn.
ant, Inspiring ~ a plan of world peace
might bc 10 d~clared. the nations slo
rar IN al' o. pollcics must h. America
first.
senator haidinE's night speech, last
of his niidwe1ern trip was SclivcreSi
nj tho state fair grounds r~ar owls
hoEna city. Earlier In tho day he had
made several rear platform spess'he'
on his way aooss Kansas and Okisho
ma. and had detailed his agriculture
ard icasic ~ nations policy "a q g,th
cr7rs ~ several thousand In N" Wich
ta forum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
NEGRO IS HELD ON
CRIMINAL CHARGE;
MOB SEARCHESJA
EI.ACk nm HEM MONsD 10
>ridIIBORlNG CITY f0R
SAtETN.

okMuIgEE at. io.-Two hundrei
m,r early this morning demanded ana
v,f, uloN,d o. search tho COUNTY iaif
fsr iudir Aikir.an u~Efu ARRESTED We
'.Hilv att~iu,sn charged with assault.
tur % whit, woman herr Friday.
Thr u-r did not ftnd q negro IN the
ali They hld marched on the jail
.u. sheriff urnry :. Tucker had tola
'h,m the negro hsd been taken to =
'-u.rHia.rinr ,IfV frum th. county iar
b.r, \ rrHvd ~ sltout i.oee was ron.
-fg,i.d ,i.ru' 90. county IAN shortiv
.NHr midnight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS,
PROPERTY IS DESTROYED
Result OF FOREST FIRE
nY TnE AssorINr:D rREss

SUPERIOR, Wis.,, Oct sTwo persons have been seriously
burned hundreds homeless property valued than
million dollars has been destroyed the forest fires which
sweeping Douglas County Of farms have been wiped
crops valued than 100000 total loss Only
the hazard high wind would bring holoeost
which might Of October H. ss northern Minnesota
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
HARDING THRUSTS
AGAIN At WILSON 5.
FOREIGN POLICY.
MikEs OKLAHOMA CITY iD.
tn LARGE CROWD
TAFT MAKES STATEMENT
Say, Republican Victory would Mean
lltimlt~ Ratification al League
~ Nations Wlth re.
srryatI0ns.

VANCOUVER. %. g.. Oct g.
Election 0f senator MafTen q.
Harding 90 the presidency of the
United states viii mean the ulti.
mate ratification Of the league of
nations. with reservations. and
the elimination of all further
dispute" william Howard TAFT
drclarrd upon his arrival here to.
DAY al the head 0f arbitration
board of il9 Grand Trunk Pacif.
" railway.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
DALLAS FAIR IS
FORMALLY OPENED;
B|GATTENDANCE.
II tGMENTED Bi PREsENCE Of
MENio,N oapiClti,poM o.. AND

DALLAS oct a.---ENcccding all a..
tendance rvcords oi the State fnir u
Texas for opcninE day the THIRTY.
fourth annual exposition of this inHti.
tut!ou swung widr its gates Saturday
morning with an international tom,
augmented 10y III. presence u Mexi.
can offioiaidom and the Texas gUvef.
nor. together With his aides and army
staff Genuine fair weather blessed
thu opening dsy. while local govern.
mcnt f0r,rastvrS proinls. an army "
sunshine and decided absence Of rain
t.r ih. coming w,ck. n tho fui~
weather of saturday CONTINUES the as.
Tendance rcord II i.30i.ti0 ertnblishef
by the State Pair IN 1910 promises 20
be- broken .a-ily. :.
Opening Exercises.
formal opening cNvrclscs OF the et
o. sitiun were held at II o'clock this
, iuurning M the mammoth coliseum .at
10" state fair grounds. with President
= J. kicSi presiding Grouped on ths
,lstiorn w-c the dignatarics of the
tate. and Official representatives OF
h. Mexican government who come 20
the state fair this year with great
Nvxican national exhibit consisting OF
7 ) s0U various articles VI commercial
,nd agricultural interest Of the repub-
lic II IN" south.
Goy.rnur ". 4 Hobby was a con.
spicuous figure ON the stage with his
a,ii Will" grouped behind the dirsc.
tui- aud officials IT the state fair was
thr famous Eytado Mayor band of tbs
~ ui Mexico s.nt to the exposition
his year as official recognition By tn
| IL la Husita government This bant
'onsists uf ii0 pieces and its music
| i- proving the stellar attraction u the
show.
That the stat, fair ol Texas win iay
! Ia. cornerstone 81 what will be the
| gtcatest commercial unification ~
Nmerioa. hy beginning q new era oi
I ul-ndly relations iciween the United
States aud McNi.ss was the me<suEa
ruughi O., '.oternur Hobby. Ncxican
'Hus ! l.p5,rtn Gar,ia and other speak.
! .r~ az ~. orinnl EXERCISES making the
| opening 81 thr th'rt-iouTfh exposition.
Recognition trgcd.
| Recognition - the present Mexicaa
| government aud 81 l'rcSid~nt Fleet Oh.
Z 'Enu vus urgi hs tiovruof HOBBY
1 and e mgrsSsnau thaitun w. sum.
| r"fs Who d.sfnr-,i The present govern
| f'ut hrs demonstrated Mexico is en-.
| dii,d fu rlr an"ug the nations u
I the world.
Alrnlsis a the u..Sicsn delegation.
\ I'Hdri hN e T.ne I gsrcin. were In fui
| ii-ss gu..fu hubhy was accom-.
/ panied hy his stsu in uniform. inciud.
.ng Ndiuinnt G.ngul ". u. Cope and
'oiun-l . \ ChsIa.
| tn, STATE iair ul Texas vii continue
! fifteen days morr Au;o races. aiwovs
| o. thriller ui tn state air crowds. feat
| lr, 'hr rrtnds;sud prvcaam tr Tut%
] st SsurdIs and sunday of this CON.
| rr week known s- international day.
| siU si-H inrluudr auiomohile races on
| thrir programs pn International davs
! fum'nlu- high Officials q the Mexicaf
! government wln visit the fair. incluc.
! ,ue General o. Trrvtnn. secretary
| uf h, Mexican department m com
! UsI.r industry and l,iyor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
NisIm Ililrrs AeIiNr.

MONTGOMERY Ne. eos Poo
A,.NJr't law rn.urrrm'u' department
tuiay received word irrw 'ululr AI..
that thr st.l" D' y Thurp.Hu d" thti
ultr. hFd h-Hn rl,i,,-i ils' eight uf
a. s"U cash ~ - thr isll.t W lew
'niHr'~m-H' .frrrT. tNr il' liu uufn.
'ss Hrd siuu' huiuiHrs u north a.
'a.u. r'" 'hr wrtk - robbers irst'sI
OF 'uigii tidnis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

Cheering cT,Iw'tls FfNN's-l 'hr wrl'
re. a, all uf his stoIS and IN oklahoma
CITY hIS train was met by throDg
which prcAsSi the streets for more
than IA bia,k away Through ,h" down
town sr~'ion he was ch"crcd hy .
crowd which extended f,r out beyond
the cir,,. AZ Kansas city. Kansas. III"
crowd covered the plaza about the
-allroad s'1,ior and nt Pcnr, Ctty. OK
iahoma. the gathering was ~ larg'
ihat hiS voice did not carry tn it, out
skirts Othcr cities IN which "" smoke
'r,nn his train were South Winfield
Knnsas. ard Perry. Guthrie and Ed
mond oklahoma ~ PUnca city. when
fr.ner h1dsVl up printed circular
i"oiirg him ~ advocating dollar
wheat the candidate cnaraci"fi1"d ~"
ta',-N~n' - miserable silly ll"."
'"A cr7iwuling m th" par"r tos@d u
N-,' - 'hc crowd Hc sld the story
started ft'um his having r,ir1rk"d In
~. s..rair ono. that hc could rrm-m.
,"r when in norird times dollar wheat
go. .l.ass.n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
I,->cusd b, rcliccmen.

O.. go 49, i-f-a
NEW YORK. Ort S-Tw" p'@iec.
-. With drawn r'voiv'rS urscuc'i
,.,. "a lvnehing NJ ih- hands oi an in
4 fnio,sd q Brooklyn residents. Nathan
u.thias. v ho was a lleEcd To have ~
,rmr,e,i an assault on Ro~" Weiss u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
LEAGUE IS ISSUE
DECLARES cox N
SPEECHE Of DAY
DEMOtARTiC CANnIDATE CEN.
TERN lIfS FllsE ON HtRDINGs
DIES MOI%ES SPEECH.
TALKS TO INDIANA CROWDS.
>ys,s,orial Olisarchy l. Also Object ol
Some Of Blasfs Delivered ln
Fourteen Sp-rches Of
Day.

~ Assoctsis5 rrrss
TERIE HACTE. Ind. Ot =. TN.
iSsu. ~ league on NO hagJ-" tod'f
Was lh" battle cTy II Governor CoN t'
rushing 'gy oi campaigning thrOuR'
southern lndlanl
t;oNctn0r Cox. ~ ~ spsSchDs thrUue'
i,dlana from the Ohio river tn Teri..
nagt" closing with tent mass meet
iug here tonight. crnt.rrd his iir" ~;
the i,-s Molncs speech ui S"nato
iisrling In his league prcachn"n,..
';vv-rnnr Cox charged Thrud0r" I;oos".
v'H with misiaiing the lcaEu" cou',i
declare war and send troops abroad.
E"aSs".i.ng that congress only h't
sych authority. Governor Cos 81
SON" real friends Vl the great i,pos
voli. II there BE- ans who are on sp''tt
lng Terms with the rcactionaTy crowt
now In control Of the republican parti +.
should -, this boy right conU-rnini;
the fundamentals Of the league
Piiiable Spectacle.
1T IL a piiiahlc spectacle to Srr this
son ol great sir" shanciessly parade ]
hsfcr- the pubic. out oi respect tn'
the memory of his lllustrious father
some one should take this juveni.'
riats-anan aside aud IN primer fashion
make plain what really ought io be
obvious Such eminent Stn,"Sn'n -
iudgr TAFT and Former Attorney t;'n
rtsll Wickrrshan. who. Tor the stN"
Of party victory. have sacrificed prin
ciples 10 their partiSinship IN ass'ocint
ing v5ih the i~lctionary candidai =
should instruct Mr. Roosevelt junior IN
tho A. L. C's Of the league by reading
% him their own lucid Interpretations
II the covenant. published before the
Fubts>t had becUane football OF poli'
tics"
That Oilssrchy.
Blasts AT the senatorial oligsrchy
wesr continuous IN the governors IN
d,ana tour. lie reiterated charges
that senator Lodgr of Massachusetts.
~as the bascsi conspirator In all hts
tory" and urged defeat of rcnators
vho signed the round Robin against
.br league
ANY man Who signed tho round roh
IN against the most humane instrument
IN the world does no, deserve a place IN
Ine ,snaic.' said tho governor w
r+r1ns to ~. signature By Senator
Watson. republican 81 Indiana tn"
=Ny.wrnot siid senator Watson was =
r-ernher of the "oiigarchy" and askci
NlrfusIly all ~ his hoosier audiences -
voso fcf Tom Tagi:art. democratic rs'nf
ts,rtal candidate. Nh Tagglrt. with
,'.ts chairman nossc and other In.
diana democratic leader. accompanied
,S,,csnof rox through tcslay's tour
some Of Questions.
Among ntnnerous qD'rtions alSf.1 {
the governor ny audiences was whether
~ fsvcrd rcpcsling ,h" rrohih'ilo'
kv.
Il sr, Opro.sd 10 the cnac,m"n, d
a. A.. L..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

Trt-'ivc e1Stwarl from oklahoma
tftv lat. tonight the candidates train
wi, rs'trh ~ Louis tomorrow even
inr ,~d Marion at NOON Monday.
T'tais.ug .Nm"rlrIn genius and enter
u"isr ir iis development uf American
D.f~ul,.'uI rse0''rr''s tho SENATOR de-.
uoiniur'~l oklahoma City In his fair
-tn'.~si. s-,s.ah ~ World .moiropo.
is ~ petroleum
'iinf ih" sfir uf t"'iiul"uu's crn.
.',. tlrN,is always from the exhausted
fields a. newly on~ned territory" he
continued New fields must 10 omen.
.si and i-ivrc many wears w. viii b.
.,.'p.i'cl tu draw upon other coun
~'es .y,-, o'h.r ut.nentstn provide
M avn n,,ls
We must turn again. nuw. after an
.V,fff.Irr y. sor'r sd~h' wears into ths
..,ri~' ~ laftN and uo doubt mos, On
'oiiirr id"nligu io q national ronSid
..-f!nr - srur vriN plain praciirali
ties IT ifr u h.' h-'n fine thing
~, 80 ria"v should d ''" h"..n inspir
Il during ,hr war nv n" VI 4 'N -
'"i 'rr1rF-'u"fiis that would nrrN en-,
-.p,.'i'iou ~ surh Z conflict Hut while
,1r own administration hrs been seek
~- - pr,slur- su'h zen ideal situation
.rh4i hove is-.n N" g'v,l "cfiyiti"s. IN
dominating ro1'errs - other nations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

From the offensive standpoint n,
Cleveland elan tor" into the nationa's
Nith rush in thu first inning aud D.
tunlly wen the gnin" In that fran" ~
later Developments proved. Two run :
were quickly accumulated. followed -
another pair ~ the third and TIA" fins.
sorTr went across in th" sixth.
I, was not th" total number uf runs
that th. indians made which impressed
then followers but the manner !.
which the winners fairly ran rampant
through the highly toutcd pitching o.
cnt of IN" National League p-nnui 4.
Vin"ra Leon Cador- was knock"d on
of the hox In the second ErsHion ar.i
MamauN. who replaced him. Huii"rt~'
u similar fate ia the third u riod l,ii''
Mnrquard who earlier Ia the day h.
been ARRESTED tot ticket speculnting u"
RELEASED upon his word to report trg
q hearing on Monday followed Ma
nlauX and after riddnE himself of th-
heriiaE. of MamauX pitched good bad
until u" retired in order To pcImil
Lamar o. bat iur him. JEFF Pfcff"i
then took ~ the burden uf the hurlins
and had the final run sorcd agains'
his delivery. Twelve hits, .fiNc rum
and ten Indians left ON the bases tells
the story uf Cteveiand's rise and mas
Sncts II the iohlns In n nutshell
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Visitors ha- i..n vufdone. tfer
I. .dy hp unV ii.1L 90 ~ piIllishsa
here soon. "a, auth"T'S ira novel.
wus written whil. he was nm infant
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The airtight hurting of C0vclrkic Ma
hardly nrcdci IN view of th" brute
manner In which Speaker and his plas
ers battered the offering of th" l'rooii'
bn puarteti- Nevertheless Stanl"
mnisi"ned the ball time after time anii
shot u up io the plate with all the h.
,l.fying slips and slants ~ though IN
contest d.p"natd entirely upon his ahi.
~ to slip the hall past the weak iob.
lns without even thu courtesy II e
how -ds-slo.'
In IN. nine innings IN whirh u wss
n,-,.srary Tor him 20 take IN" nounu.
Coy.lski- hurled the sphere at tn
iIrooklyn bstt"rs ~ times. Of thea
deliveries - were halls. - strikes. min"
foul strikes aud thr" fouls after the
Second strike
seNen times the ball was played 10
4 ground ont and II times Tor ily outs
rh.ss figures pluss th" five SCATTERED
hits against CJvolskic shows his ciicr
ixs.ti.es in the box
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Have We found them animated hN
h~ sam" lofty purposes and uo,le a.
,ititirrs 'hft hs,. i~~n rrnrlaimed y,
.ur singh, i~n,s' national leadership
? p''es'ion wh.'h-r other nations have
'pF.n very SERIOUSLY tho np'l. md s.if
il,rer ting aims Witch ~. M1shivr
'rr government hts b~"n pfU'liimin.
Th' ulain farf j. that whit" out SOY.
..rrW"rt hta h.'r attempting Ia or
-puixe a u'vl.' state 81 sorie'N. s'hsf
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-ar th- I'.-'vs To- io'ninli.. IN. rrtrol
sirH prodrrtiar 81 tho world. he-a is..
their runvirilun that In t-h "untroi
t,.ri"l"ut1 th', might lind ihr l-i'''.
20 &" r.sn'tui 'h- '"nm"il" tho trade
$50 'usitV - ih.. twentieth r.uiLf,
world"
"pur fnrslisnasi Rriti~h comn~titorS
h,v~c h~~n ~ Tho frcrt ir scskinr tn
renirni the future production - ,ninsr
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Psychological Moment

The victory came at IN. psychologi
cal moment for the Cleveland club WI
now arr thought 10 have the "'lE" on
lhe. Brooklyn team. With the sror~ u
stin.s all even at two zach an'l ihr'
games Co play on their own res. rvaiion
IN. advantage should be- IN iav"r ot tn
Indians
Tho American i."agu'rs haN" noN
zen every BROOKLYN pitcher Il elias
working against them ana th" = b.
twirl"TS oi ih. Robins arr ne l0ng'i 70
uy~i"ry. The baking oi hoin" crowd
,hd such batting as they uncovered 2
lay. there app.-irs 90 be- no reason ini
IN, Odds offered by the Cleveland ian-
.for- th. srti"s opened.
Tn. effect of this loyal support wn-
sidi.ri tndly ~ every action % ~"
indians bciorv and during ia" game.
cleveland started o. make "a" tu
.,,I that th. .ntir" city and s'ctF
vas h.hiud aud believed explicitly in ~
atliiiy g. wu out from the. very m'
Il-nt that "a, players stepped "ii %
train after ihrif disastrous start q
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