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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03

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ooergibe og rolig laoe os ne6tranpe.
De @alera antDbe6e> at @inn Tetn
er billig til at antage ful6 Dominion
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beren6e Dorni1tioner belibber alle be
&ett:ebeber, fiesn ben irife @esubltf
forlanger." go ~.@
De irife 6reosbetingelier bleb frem.
ftillet 1om fdlger:
England anerfie11ber SSSrlan6s
&ettigbe6er fotn en- fri og uafbpngig
Nat'or iom enaforeldbtg @etingefiG
oo en- 0berensfonrit iitanbbragt me6
Magt eller en- Gorening, iom Srlan6
life go6fien6er, bi1be bere ber0;lgs.
v@torbritannien bdr 6erpaa un-
oerba11ole me6 eSrlan6 ON en- Sore
ming eller Mllianee, iom bil6e tiene
til begge Hurters felles SsSnteres1er,
ellet 9etingelier> 1orn Golfene / beg
ge 2anoe moatte blibe enige ON. ST.
lambs Go1f bar al6rig benegtet, at
Ser bar iaaoanne felles sSS1tteresier.
81 hdr fldrt bit, at pi life forInnQer
ISOLATION"
:. @e1fa1t ben 29oe San. @inn Getn
bar Blaner ofaf~at foretage ~9fegie=
rings=Sabotuge" / litter, naar Nor6=
ir1ono be6tager @on1e @ule. 412,=
900 @inn 6einere bor litter. De
toler oaben1pit oa at negte at betale
@&at- til 6en npe Megierings @u6get
og Sc toIer on mango Maner for at
bin6re 1nioni1 i1terne> ser bill babe
&ottrol.
11nioniiterne baaber, at Si1n Gei-
nerne 6ert1e Del al sSrla16 life er
iao foit }or1n1enfnpfte6e fom / 6e
ipolige gol111tper, bbor be er / Ma-
ioritet.
l1liters @arIanet1t bentes at font,
mentre6e i December. Set biI blibe
ng6f til giebliffeIig at be6tage ct
Budget og obertage falbt Mnfbar
@inn Seinerne baaber, at &egierin.
gen frart bill faIbe fant1nen, e11ten f.
1iorlYielt eller neo be forffiellige De-
porte1nenters l1nb1abelie af at font
arbeioe pr6entlig. *. =.
@a7bington ben 29oe San. Donal
S. O@onagban, 9or6mnDor af @orf,
er al Mrbet6ern1inifter @ilion blebe1
beor6ret til at forlabe Be Sorene6e
@tater i11ben 6en Lite Sebruar.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03
MfAnuu / Mpxtru.
@eeierimsem iees at nnberbanble meb
bant p1t at obertage 2e6elien at
eSernbanernes Grtft.

@oIbington 6en lite 6eb. Merico
un0erbon6ler n1e6 forbenD9ren6e ST.
narsntiniiter IS. 6. MeM6oo om at
bringe 6e merifanffe @tatsboner I
0r6en og obertage 2eoelien al 6eres
Drift, bleb Oct oplplt fra autoritatibt
Sol6 i6og. McMooo er MI / Merico
fon Brnlioe,1t Obregons @ieit og
fommer tnnaibe til at Mibe ser paa
mbe1te1nt Ei6. @ott er 1e6iaget al lin
&uitru og George Sbouie, Ser tioli'
sere bor asfiiteren6e S:nonsminifter
og nl1 er en- of Gireft6rerne for
Meerico &. Orient =SsSernbane1t.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03
GurHkunHhptaltt1u.

Haa @run6 al ben oberorbentlige
labe Hris paa Minneapolis Eioenoe
mao ri itrengt boIoe paa ben &egel,
aA 8la6et betales Gorifuo, gloresie-
piier altio,otil bDilfen Sag
er betalt, og bpis 6erfor Sor-
t1Ds Mbonner1entet lite er MOB.
taget Waaneoens l16gang bli,
Der beo be Mbonne1t itreget.
genne &es er 1trengt operbolot
liee oberfor ae @bonnenter noen
Sorifiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03

be1rbte tiIbage Ill @us1an6, bpor Sc
renifp fag6es at bape ttmuot bam en-
Bla6s / @abinetet. Sen galnle Sri
be6smano bab6e boabet at fe tine
9r6nme goa i 0pfp16elie, men bleb
fdreeligs .ffuffet Get 9tftatur, fom
2enill % oGrot5fl op{rettebe, par flet
ifHffe# efters bans 5iroo
sSpriten bar feot oe1 96e Decenber
1912 Moffau. San tilberte @us,
lambs bgfeite M6el> bar en- 9@tling af
Nnr: :fernes garnle @onge9t, bbis
@tamfaoer @urif bar en- of georrdna=
ltnn11nens mango = boa0sfruftige
Weeno> ser for r6 fra Moroen og
vferte &rqft til on6re". (&urif>
@r11n6lmggeren af BET rusiiffe &tge
1862; Tom fra @fan6inabien meo tit
Soft u@us", iom S1aperne falote
'oenl og boorfra @usGan6 bor lit
Nabn.)
&rapotfins Bpro og Stang aobne6e
bum M0gang til en- gli1nrenoe 1ociol
@nrriere, ser fur6e blebet bam iaa-
meget Iettere, forn BON baboe facet
en- glimrenoe @egabelfe @uggegaDe.
&un bleb Bage be6 @leranoer I's
&of og 0fficer;L men BEN unge ele-
ga11te @er6ensman6 bleb allere6e t
nng Ml6er EN- frentragen6e M6en>
ifobsman6, efterat fan I glarene
1862 ct fom Officer blanbt Mmur=
&ofafferne bab6e faoet Ei6 til at itu-
oere, gruble og tagttage. @m bleb
en- fremrogen6e @eograf bereifte itore
@trefninger al Sibtrien og Ma1t-
icburiet og famIe6e ct rigt Moteriale
til bisfe 2onoes geografiffe l16fomf-
ming. -.
Gfter fin &ie1nfomft bIeb ban
annn1erberre 10. 8 Gaarebna og Se-
freter i ct. Hetersborgs geografiife
@elifab,. bbis Marbog tn6ebo16er
bnns @eiieberetninger, for boine ban
fit ct 5tipenoir,m til at belege Gin-
lambs og Sbertges @leticbere't 1871.
gr1gte11 of benne @eife bar ct 9erf
ober .ssSstioen. Sine n1angeiibige geo,
grafiHe 8orifninger ianrmenfattebe
BON i en- i1t6bol6srtg Monografi oDer
6et rrsiiife Mige / @eclns nronl,-
mentaIe @erf Geographic 1ntniber-
lelle" s.,
T Mllere6e beo benne Gi6 bap6e 4ra.
spotfi11 iterft otfal-foctaliftiife
9enbenier, % efter en- @etie til Bel.
glen oq Scbtpei3 ! 1872, bnor ban
baboe lprt Be nloberne Omitbrtttings.
tbeorter % oeres Mnnb at fierroe,
bleb bn1 f11art en- al De ibrtgite Gor-
fienpere for @on1flt1t6sonpqlt
gems 2pre % Yrorts. MbenFabs.
urnnoen bIeb ittIet / Sfbgge al ben
ebolntionpre Siloiof, % ban bIeb
len af BEN, Ser fpIfeoe ife ON Reno-
lutionsn1anoert ibIiftet 8af1ntns
Ga1e Mabent t11roe ban eronu iffe
title i1g beb sat1ai1is eabe, men
giorbe H @iiengtialo T eul1neliebeb.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03

9e @alera antpoer, at ber iffe lengn'
re e. 9aab ont imarlis Greb ,meo
Gtorbritammiem. -,
Mntbber psiaa, at Ssyrlanb bil fimbe
fig / ct 6orbulb iom Sc amore bri'
-. tiife 9p1ninipner.

Dubli1t ben 290e sSnn. @a1nort1
De 8a1era, uDen irife &epmblifs
Hreli6el1t" antDbe6e I @bar poo
Spgrgsnaal 1tillet bo1n al annerifon.
tie neutrality-suspicious. at Soabet
o1n inarlig Greo m1eo Storbritannie1
bor fnrlt.
Com SDar poa ct Sp6rgsnaol,
orn bon bab6e 1nootaget roget briti1f
Srebstlbu6, 1freb De 8ulera:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03

@erbien af 2anbets &reat1trbe'
ftanb falbt. @aibington, Site Sen.
@er6iet at @reaturer paa Garme og
8eitesmorfer / Be Borene6e @tater
er faI6t oper 1926 100000 / bet
iib}te Mnr og Mntal1et al 4reaturer
minfet ca. 100000 ifglge 0ber-
flag befienoteiort of 2an6brugsoe-
portelnertet ioag 4beg 90 5aar
aftog oper 4 @roeent glntol og
@pin oper Z 9roce1tt. Melfefidrenes
NerM git ne6 ODER $500, 1000, 900,
og on1trent BET famine gieloer for
an6re @reoturer, 1ne6ens @bin biite
en- geeogang af neften $500 900, 900
og gaor neften $250,000>ooo.
Macswineps @ie1eiprser bbrtt til
Gensfel.1 2o116on ben 30te ssSanl1ar
Gaoer Don1i11ic, GeltprRit ! ben repa1.
blifanife @aroe og 5ipleierger. for
af6ebe 2oroH1apor / @orf Sere1tce
MaeStpinep, er blenen odmt til 5
Mnrs Gengiel, bporaf to Mar efter.
gipes. Son bfeb fll1t6ert iblMg af en-
@rigsret I Da1blin ! @egnbelien al
Manne6en.
Haberetuifi Tiger Mfifeb iont ga
tionfDrbnuba babelesat. Maricbau, %.
San. Gen tihltgere polfe 8renier-
nriniiter Sgnace San 9a6eretpH bar
toget Mfifeo ION polf Delegat III
|Matior1f forblinoet, % aegieringen bar
inobilget ben.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03
Ar511ntkttt nun.
Gen aa1nle &abifaler afeaaet beb
. Npben / fin Tbbebb. @n sGhins
af .ginrifernes santle &ongeet.
3ase beb 9lleranber 1I's &of, Dffi.
Ger, @ioenfbabsm 6orfatter,
Mebplutionsman6, Mibiliit.

&ipbenbab1t, 80. ssSat. sGDrit Peter
@rapotfi1t en- al @er6ens melt BE-
re1nte @eografer og @iitorifere, er
ufgoaet peo Deoen / Moifon ion1- -6sl.
ge al Cult, 111el6te ct Eelegra1n 1no6>
taget fra SEN 8p ibag.
SDrit Neter alfereieoitcb @rapotfin
bapoe bpret lan6flpgtig mango 9lar,
6a ban efter @ebolrtionen / 1917
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03
8ritiife apm1anniiter. 2on6o1t, 81

San. Mrbei6erorganet nDailD Ser.
alo" tiger, at flere Brittle @omnu-
niftgrupper 1ndote for lnffeoe Dgre I
2eeos 2drbag % peotog geiolntio.
1,er og fan1neni1ntte6e ire brittle
8opebgrupper pna 8aits af ben tre-
Ste SnternationaIes Dioffolt) gtatu.
ter. Denne Organization bill bIibe
Henot unber Mnbnet 5torbritanni,
ems aomnniniift iftparh.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03
1tlDffe ip1n syplge af Stprm. Mber-

6een @a1b., Bite San. WaI aIftnilt
81. 81. 8rotpn blep 6r9bt og bans
&jqlper Sesie McMann bleb Temt
lfaoet Iettt igaar, 6a en- @torm b!e,
1te fire @forltene ne6 paa Mn6er1on,
W}i66leton 2nn1ber @onpanps Mn.
leg. 9e fal6t giennem Taget paa
Malfinrnmmet,,. Ser bleb fpl6t meb
ifolben6e be6 Gan1p. Se1efon= og
&elegrofle6ninger berfra blaite neo
af @torn1en, Der bar en- al De bol6.
IomIte poa t1hnge Mar. Sgrft ibag
fit man @ommunifattonerne Sr6en
igien.
8amfrpberi. @aibington, Bite
eean. size Commonwealth geational
8anf 9feebbiIle, @a., en- 2anosbr
ca. 100 Weil berfra> bleb rdDet for
@onto1ter og @eroipapirer til ct @e-
leb af $4,000 og 6erpoa iat Sl1
poa ifelge Mel6inger til @aibingtons
YoIiti. M@berne antoges at bere
.fIDgtet / Mutomobil: @Dgningen Sci
bar poo to gtager, bleb p6elagt. 9e
fobneoe .@o11tanter anilaaes til $19,.
900, neoens oe 100000 / Weroi'
papirer inobefatteoe EN- bel Del Grt'
bebsobIigationer.
Mibbng for Sc mbblibenbe / @nro'
pa - 500 pro Eeripna. @ocffor6,
ST., Bite ssya1. 50 prominente Mnnb
oq @ninoer ber / @pen 1omle6es iof'
ten til en- Wi66og til SSn6tegt for Sc
neolioenbe 86rn / Meuemenropa
&ber Goubert folte6e 500. @66a.
gen, Der blep ierberet paa altninbe'
Iige Manfeborb, beffo6 al tert 8reb,
@appe, fort @affe og itegte @oteter.
st tpnot Gus pon Sen enc grtbe al
@oroet betegneoe De 183,333 uipt.
Iige @ieiter" Der bil6e faa Gor6el
I af sss116tegterne af M66aset1.
@ref Experimentation balgt,
[2onoon, Bite San st Central Wetps-
Telegram fra 4tbett flyer. at 9epu-
teret 2ombaroes, Megierfngens 9an-
oioat, bleo baIgt til 9rafioes1t for
lNationnlfo lforian1Iingett.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-03
Drha ng Brrgrr.
@Iio1 negter at forntilbe 9ommem
MOB 9ebs. @ngen MOB 8erser
bltber gienpptaget.

@abington 6en Site Sor. BraN.
bent @il1on bor ofilaaet en- al SSl1'
1titsn1tnifter Yalmer ffillet Mnbefa'
ting ON, at ben Dom paa II glara
Sengiel, fom mi 11otienes af eugene
Debs forn1iI6es, iaa SEN u6leber Sen
12te 6ebruar f6ritton1ncttoe, bIep Del
oplpit bet &bioe @us i6ag.
@albineton Sen Site ssat1. 8ictor
8. Berger al @iltpaufee og an6re
Gociolntle6ere ban6t i6ag / &gieite-
ret 6e @obe6punfter, boorpaa 6e
baaber at faa on1lte6t en Dom ober
benz poo 20 Mars SpngleG for Soer-
tre6elfe al @ptoneri1oben.
Don1itole11 felte> at Gommer 2an=
6is al ben fe6era1e 0i1triftttsret @bi-
cago, bbor @ocioliiternes Gag fdrIt
bleb bebanolet, bar t1tbab:1 iom Cont
mer @agen> oa Sociali1terne ino.
ienbfe ct bee6iget @ionesbpr6 ON
@ortiifbeb poagrun6 of en- l16tolelle
Ser efter Sige116e blep giort beo Mf.
figellen al Ell Don ODER en Moan6 70,
Spertreoel1e al @pioneriloben, fort
fgr~ ~Sagen moo 8erger begDnbte
@oibineton oen Site San. Wic.
tor 6. @erger, @ocialilt, 93e6nfter al
~Miltpanfee 2eaoer" og fire mebon
ffogeoe, Ser bGep o6n1t til fra 10 I'll
20 9lors 6engiel for Opertrpbelit
af @pioneriloben bill faa nD Gag
ifelge Ell &ien6elfe i6og ofgibet a
&6'eIteret. @er moo tire erflgreol
&eie1teret, at sSg6erol6o111ner &. 80
2onots al Gbicago bar i1tbabil til a
obni11iitrere @etten og iful6e bobt
tr1ffet fig tilbage> ga oe onflageo'
nnber 90 erfl9re6e, at 6e betragte6'
bon1 iom foru6in6taget.
8ereers fire meoanf1aaeoe e1
Moolpb Wer1ner, @ocialtltpartiets
2on6siefreter, feot Nreusier;; Wi1
Iiom @ruie, 9fe6oft9r for ~Doune
@ocioTiit Mogoaine", bpts 6orel6r'
bor &pifere;; s. 2ouis @ng0ahl o(
sssrtpin ct. eesSobn Guefer, 8orfatter'
og 1ore6rogsbol6ere, fabt ! 6e Sor
enebe @tater.s, - .~.-s. -
@1anot 6e ler Meolemnrer af &6i
e}teret, 0er fot1ot, at 9ommer 2an6iE
fife bur6e bebon6le Sogen, efterot 81
o1rflogeoe bab6e fremiot lin 8effblo
ri1fg, moo bom for sSoruoin6togetbe6
bor &eie1terets Yreiioent @bite. D'
of Mettens Meolen1ner, Ser afqat
Gisiens, bar Dap> HitneD og Mec
NennoI6S.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
Tigers Beat White Sox In Burlesque
 Game At Eastlake

Spalding probably turned over in his grave yesterday afternoon as re- ports of the Tiger-White Sox game were dispatched to the other world. Eveh the Salt Lake Seattle fiasco last Saturday looms up like big league baseball when compared to the tilt at Eastlake yesterday. There was nothing to indicate a baseball game was in progress except the fact that the players wore regulation urli- forms
 It was terrible to look at and some of the players felt worse than the fans. The score of 20 to in favor of the Tigers tells nothing and seven errors by the Sox just about covers the costly boots to say nothing of the errors Of judgment and commission.
 Murphy started on the mound for the Sox and lasted two innings. Me Hewitt relieved Murphy in the third with the base damned and he fin ished the frame. A bad digit inter- fered with McNevitt's work. Stephens finished the game for the Sox-but the Sox were finished long before he took the slab.
 Thomas made a brilliant catch of Westfalrs long fly in the fourth and it was too much for Thomas and he came right back with bloomer.
 The rest of the team worked hard to keep up their end of the boots and
 succeeded admirably Fat Westfall played a nice game and worked all the time but his assistance was nil. The Tigers played a better game
 than the Sox in every department
 but there was nothing to boast about at that. A little mid-week practice on both sides will help the playing end of the game and help to hold the gate receipts. A few more exhibits like yesterdays burlesque and the fans will tire of the sport. ] Box score.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11

Morton both blanked the Athletics. who had taken two games from the Indians for losing four straight to New York Likewise. Chicago. which had dropped three games to the ln- dians. defeated the Yankees three times, including today's game.
 Washington and Detroit continue their pace of slightly over 800: Bos- ton is getting good pitching. but the Red Sox are weak in scoring power. St. Louis has resumed it's heavy hit- ting after a lapse early last week. Kerr and Faber are the only steady Chicago twirlers and the White Sox have been able to make good use of their many hits.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NEW YORK. July 1o.-The half way mark of the major league pen< nant races finds the Pittsburg Ma tionals leader, S1s games ahead of New York and the Cleveland worlds champions with the same margin over the other New York club. The pace of the Pirates is 65 points better than that set by Brooklyn. winning the pennant last year, while the Indians are going at a five point higher rate than in 1920.
 The other first division clubs of both leagues are playing winning ball but. have much ground to make up to oyertake the two leaders. The Ma tional teams are well spread out and the American clubs are gathered within a range of 250 points.
 In the National league the Pitts burg pitchers with the exception of
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
GREATEST TRAINER

Pat Morgan is one of the most human and successful trainers of ball players in the big leagues.
 Whether he climbs the Redss any higher in the race or not, he has every player in condition
 His rules-simple but effective are: No liquor, plenty of sleep, bed before 12, moderate eating. no gam bling. the cultivation of proper frame of mind. and exercise-mean- ing morning practices
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11

Cooper and Glazner, are not display ing steadiness.
 The Pirates took two games from Brooklyn but lost today when the Superbas batted Morrison hard Pittsburg is not hitting as effectively as the other first division clubs, while the pitchng strength of the four clubs appeared about equal last week. New York is cutting into Pittsburg's lead rapidly. The Giants have won seven of their past nine contests. St. Louis is hitting and fielding in splendd fashion. Chicago and Cincinnati are not converting their hits into runs. Poor fielding has offset Philadelphia's good batting.
 In the American league. Cleveland today obtained revenge for the -un- pleasant surprise received at the hands of Philadelphia. Mails and
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
CAN'T COME BACK

Walter Johnson. famed fire-ball pitcher of the American League for S14 glorious years. has been trying to come back
 T never had sore arm in my life until after the no-hit. no-run game l pitched against Boston last year. It was not the game that caused it. I took cold in the muscle. It got hard and knotted and pained lot. , says Johnson, explaining the first trouble his pitching arm ever gaze him.
 If Walters arm was in 1913 form. the Senators would come close to walking into the pennant this year.
 But his wonderful arm will never come back. He is too old.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
AGE MAKES
 ZBYSZKO STRONGER

Stanislaus Zbyszko, heavyweight wrestling champion, stands out as the modern Sampson.
 His measurements are: Chest, 51 inches; height, feet inches; waist, S9 inches; biceps, 201z inches: thigh, 2s inches; forearm, 11h inches: calf, IS1k inches, and heck 20 inches.
 He realized his life's dream by winning the worlds championship at the age of 45
 That isn't so amazing. Strength increases with age up to a certain point in life. That point Is above the 45-year mark for athletes who take care of themselves and are in constant training.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11

Summary: Two base hits: McNe- witt. 2: Butler Wheeler ?. Three base hats: Thomas. H. Westfall. Hom merun: H Westfall. Double plays: Murphy to H. WestfaI, WestfalI to Warren; Curtis una assisted to War ren. Stolen bases: Butler, Ortega. Wheeler. F. Westfa1I Sacrifice hits: H. Westfall Sacrifice fly: Teddy Hits: Off Sala gar. II: off Murphy. 3; McNevett. 1: Stephens [. Struck out: By Murphy 1; by Stephens 3: by Sal agar 10. Hit by pitched ball. Scott. 3: Stephens 1. Left on bases: White Sox 4; Tigers 5.
 Time of game: 2 hours. 20 min.
 Attendance: 1900 Umpire: Van Haren; Scorer: Westfall
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
Strength
GIVE US TIME

When the last putt was holed at the St. Andrews course, slotted clubs became automatically banned from competition. according to the new rules Of the Royal and Ancient golf association.
 That means thousands of clubs go to the scrap pile. <
 In America more time will be given golfers to make the change. Slotted clubs viii be permitted for another year. ana perhaps always.
 Barring these freak clubs may be for the good of the game. But no less than full years notice should be given before putting such rule Into effect. It is costly to players
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
GOLD BRICK

Doping a running horse by the purchase price doesn't pay percent ages.
 A few weeks ago two promising runners changed hands.
 Sam Hildreth, trainer of the Ram cocas stables. paid s25.000 for Knob bic and $115,000 for Playfellow.
 Both horses have raced twice. knobbie won his two starts. Play fellow, who cost Hildreth nearly four times as much. lost his.
 The colts were bought with an idea they would develop, of course. Play fellow may yet be worth his price. But to date he is a gold brick.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11

Benjamin Grey, of New York, a wounded soldier trained in photog raphy by the governments vocational education system, was recently grant ed permission to make the first pho- tograph of President Harding seated at his desk in the executive offices.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
Robins Bunch Hits
 In 2 Innings And
 Beat Pirate Crew

BROOKLYN. July Brooklyn defeated Pitteburg by punching hits in the fourth and fifth innings. Grimes of the Superbas, won his eighth straight victory. holding the Pirafes to five hits ana stopping Big bee who batted safely for 23 consec- utive games. The score:
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
Judge Is Batting
 Star In Senators
 Win OUer St. Louis
IRepublIean A. P. Leased wirel

ST. LOUIS, July 10-The hitting of Judge, who batted two home runs and a triple, and the steady pitching of Mogridge, enabled Washington to Je feat St. Louis. Although the Browns hit safely 13 times, they were unable to score a run until the eighth. Score:
 R. H. l.. Washington ....120 005 010-9 12 St. Louis 900 900 013-4 13 0 Batteries: Mogridge and Charity, Vangilder. Bayne: Kolp and Collins.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
GLASS WORKERS LOSE SIGHT

Many of the worNmen in the glass factories of Venice begin to lose their sight after they have passed their fortieth year and soon become totally blind The impairment of vision Is caused by the excessive heat and the glare from the glass furnaces.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
CHAMPS BLANK ATHLETICS IN
 DOUbLEEvENT'
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CLEVELAND. July 10-Although out batted. Cleveland shut out Phil a delphia in a double header. scoring 10 runs in the first game and l in the second Cleveland punched nine hits with five passes in the first con- test. Norton won his own game by scoring Johnson with a single. The score, first game: R. H. B. Philadelphia =. 1000 900 000--0 12 2 Cleveland .....000 406 00x-10 Il l
 Batteries: Rommel, Wolf. Barrett, Freeman and Perkins, Myatt; Mails and Nunamaker.
 Secnnd game.
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fifth. .Wneat. Three base hits Schmidt. Johnston, Griffith. Sacri- ffces-Rohwer. Myers, Kilduff. Dou- ble plays- Maranville and Grimm; Cutshaw. and Maranville; Olson Kill duff and Schmandt. Bases on balls off Finn, 1: Grimes, 2. Innings pstched-M Morrison. tnone out in the fgfthl. Finn. {. Struck out-By Mor- rison. s: Finn, Grimes, 2. Wild pitch -Morrison.
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Summary: Two base hits-Dugan, Stolen bases-Dugan, Jamieson. Sac- rifice-Dugan, Wampsganss2. Shin ault. Bases on balls-Off Morton, 1, Struck out-By Nasty. |; Morton. ,.
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B O K i m g
Chicago Cubs Lose Third Straight To New fork Nationals
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NEW YORK, July 10-The New York Nationals profited on chicago's misplays and won their third straight from the Cubs. Bancrort reached first in the sixth on Hollocher's low throw and scored on Frisch's triple Frisch scored when Killifer threw over Deals head trying to catch him off third.
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Summary: Two base hits Schalk, Schang- Stolen bases-Fewster, Shee- ly. Falk. Johnson. Sacrifices-Mul- liean 2. Strunk. Falk. Sheely. Dou- hle play-Ruth to Schang. Bases on halis--Off Fabef 8. Quinn 3. Struck out-By Faber s. by Quinn 5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday's ResuIts Chicago. 4; New York, 1. Washington, g; St. Louis, 4. Philadelphia, 0-0; Cleveland. 10-1. Detroit Boston. postponed; rain.
 Today's Games Washington at St. Louis. New York at Chicago. Boston at Detroit.
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Yssterday's ResuIts Portland, 1-2: Sacramento, 7-7. ' Los Angeles. 10-6: Vernon, al. Seattle, 7-5; Salt Lake, 5-13. Oakland, 2-6; Frisco, 3-5.
 Taday's Games No games scheduled.
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More thal. 12.o00,000 pounds of pie ric acid. one of the highest known ex- plosives. accumulated for war pur- poses ano made useless py the WAT department by the arn1lsslce' VIII ue tural purposes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays ResuIts New York. ?: Chicago. 1. Brooklyn. z; Pittsburg, 3.
 Today's Games Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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ST FAM IT

Put the dry cocoanut in a colander and steam it for half an hour and you'll find it very much like the fresh article
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Summary: Two base hits-Frisch, Tyler. Burns Three base hits Frisch. Sacrifices-Barber. Double p1ays-Flack and Kiilifer, Rawlings and Gonzalez Bases on baIls-Off Ryan. 1. Struck out-By Ryan. B.
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The worlds first great book is said to have been history of Egypt writ ten about PIP B. c.
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ErURIsm.

First visitor-This landscape looks familiar to me.
 Artist Friend-Why, that's . DOT trait of my Uncle Ned.
 First visitor-Oh, that's the reason why! You see. know him quite well
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