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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
STOCKS AND BONDS


WI HAVE CALLS FOR;
AmaiThmhted roid
Futreli Coupler
Western Rubber.
Texas Junior
liecin Mining.
Pan Motor
Western smelling a Power.
WE WILL SELL;
20 ID. W. Griffin. Inc. inc.
20 Reeiersft picture corp. Nv
~ pld-. inc 1905 com. 1900
20 Pals Motor pfd. ... 1850
10 Commonwealth Pin. pfd.. 81 90
10 Commonwealth Fin. com. 1899
100 HOthert Steel ......... so
100 futrell Coupler ..... tz5
olympia Hotel nyild. Co. 1890
swedish Amer Line s *. 90
200 Invader OIL & Ref. Okla. LES
saHv Ruthlo on .............. -
sNvV FORKS OH s............. .Na
1000 Forks Drilling ...... Is
All Foreign Bonds ct Market.
Foreign Exchange and Currency.
sIANDfNANlAS AMERICAN
EEcuHiTiEs CORPORATION
le2 Third Ave. Main 3357
AN 81. INCOME. PAYABLE EVERY
20 days. ls obtaInabie from invest
mcnt ~ the ~ preferred stock OF
IN. Chas. ~ LILY Co. " pays
Quarterly dividends of tl7s for
each 1880 Invested: the company
u IN the flour. feed. fsrtllixer and
Sod business. with Headquarters
IN Seattle write or call for COM
pletr Information. Blyth. Wittsr a
Co. Investment Bonds. si2 Second
ave. Seattle.
SAFETY AND PROFIT
The now Prior Lien stock lswue Of
the Beacon Coal Mines Co. tcoai
hy-producta snanufacturerr). pro-
tocted by all of the company'a
assets. offers an exceptionally at
traciiye Investment opportunity.
For further Information see or write
~ hsnxcr. Scandinavian American
Securities Corporation. 20. Third
ave, Seattle. Wash.
WOULD Bur 20 or 20 KING MR.
snip " offered at a moderate price.
H-t2. star.
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PICTURE THEATRES
I have have three suburban theatres,
two In the city and one IN small
town not far from seattle. Any
one can be bought on easy terms.
Investigate at once. Have also
several large downtown houses.
See HAUBNOOK, f2z Burke BldR.
ron sALB-LEAAE or A BROOM
house, partly furnished, ana fuel
Fine location on first hill suitable
Owner leaving town. East 1908.
ing rooms; rent $50. stock will
invoice $1,000. Mr.. BehlinR, zl2
iisge Bldg. Annex.
SNAP Foh SOME osB--s-RooM
Rooms always full. Elliott s5ss.
VICTORY MEAT AND GROCERY
Market. reasonable Busy street.
1924 Howell 81
GOOD LOCATION. FINE PHoPosf-
ton. doughnut and wnffle shop.
Bis Pine st.
10 ROOM ApAHrMEET. ALL FuLL
clear 800 month. s25 Lyon I'D.
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNIIIEs
WANTED
BOLD IN 10 DAYS
ALL lines OF business sold. part
nerr obtained. additional capital
procured: expert statesmen stay
with our buyers until you get the
money. We have hundreds Of
buyers waiting. BUSINESS "
GOOD WITH It's FOR QUICK
ACTION. get in touch with this
business In 10 days
IDEAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
Second Ave. and Marion II.
f22 Bufke Bldg.
ss PEnsONAL
SWEETS. MASSAGE, SALT CLOVIS.
shower. f2i Peoples Bank Bldg-
Second and Pike.
Anna MarkR Hydrotherapy. nciontif-
ic massage. COZ Mutual Life Bid.
First and Yesler.
40 OPERATIONS. Dr. LILLIAN chsnd-
Ter. nanipraetor; sit First ave. up
1911 Norman. Phone Ballard
l5G1.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANs
MONEY FoR wAsHINGToN FARM
and acreage loans. Rothe Farm
MIG. Co. Inc. Leary BldR.. seattle.
los FUNERAL NOTICES
this city. January
~, 1871 LIMA G. ABIsAMSoN,
VIE OF Charles - Atfafnhon ana
mother OF Florence C.. Helen r.
and Charles Y. Abramson. Jr- OF
1862 flst ave, r. W.. age 30 year,.
Funeral win be held At the Fair
mount Congregational Church sun
day afternoon Mt z;3O.. Rev. y. T..
Bauer ofi.eisting The remains VIII
WAaheili. Friends are invited. Ar
engagements BY West Seattle Funeral
Directors.
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Is roR sALE-REsL ESTATE
SACRIFICE ON FuRNIsnEp HOME

SACRIFICE ON FURNISHED HOME
81 t00-one % IN. prottiest. contest
little bungalows IL this beautiful
district. IN Al condition; neat az
pin. ivory bedroom set. fine OAK
dining set and other furniture 81
. the very best. house and furniture
cost the owner over $1,000. he viii
sacrifice az N,t0o. half oaSh.
NEW BUNGALOW
", eto--New 4-room bungalow. lot
toxi1o. half block from ear. two
brdrooma. large combination live
ing and dining room. cabinet
Kitchen with breakfast nook. bath.
a nifty, cosy home at n low price.
Very eary terms
Take Lake nurien car 20 Branch
pfftce az 18th ave. =. W. and ".
Henderson. 30 minutes OUT lOpcn
daily and sunday or call at
main office.
JASPER a MCDONALD
fFormcriy Globe Securities Col
sal Central Bids. Elliott C0eT.
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statesmen WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

I0sT-THURsDAY. Third AND
Madison. mesh purse, containing
money. Kenwood 1905. Reward.
~ BAN WEfsFIELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw il away.
3G4 Union.
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70 Achts, t!te
FARM LANDS
Try OF gFKTr.E KENT FARM
Irnn

CITY OF sEATrT.E KENT FARM
FOR SALE
Sealed proposals will be received by
the board Of public works OF the
city 81 Seattle up 70 10 n. m. FRI
day. February 1. 1891, in Room
33t. county-City building. for
purchasing from the city of Seat
tie their. Kent farm, located on
the north bank OF White river,
Kent and containing fifty-threc
tss) acres more or less, OF choice
river bottom land. all cleared and
under cultivation. Said farm, has
been undivided into five go
tracts: 1. and J containing nine
acres each. tract {, 1898 acres and
tract 3, 10 acres. all more or less.
and N offered for sale In sub
divisions or as a whole.
A blueprint which shows this land
and ita subdivisions may he oh
tanned from the office % the SUI
pcrintcndcnt Of streets and sew
ers. Room stS. County-city build
Ing, Seattle. Surveys viii be
made dividing the property after
bids have been received. Pay
ment 60 be made in cash upon
tender 81 deed. or one third Of
purchase price In cash and tho
balance In three equal INSTALL
mcnts, interest at seven t7) per
cent. Each bid must he accom-
panied by money or check pay
able 20 tho order OF the city comp
troller for per cent OF total
amount OF bid. and no bid will be
considered unless SO accompanied.
The board reserves, the right to
reject any or all bids.
n IAf4f IsN Garrefns-x
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ACREAGE

IN RAINIER VALLEY. SHORT Dis
lance from car limo ana paved
street: near 43rd ave. s. and Hem
deraon st; IA acres deep, rich
soil: some ciearings; good q
room house; city water. A thrifty
family can soon make II pay for
Itself The price H. way below adj
Joining tracts, only 81 300, Win
$3.50 down and $40 month. Sturtc-
want owner, All Boston Blk.
$500 CASH. VAsIfoN ISLAND
f0-aere berry and chicken ranch.
good 4-room house. barn, Price
$1,000. Call 352 Empire Bldg.
MY 8 ACRES GOOD SOIL. 'FRONT.'
ing PAVED HIGHWAY, close in:
$1,000, terms. GILLIAN. Hi2 Loary
Dlds- Iiainlor l2OR cseninsA
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1871 FERDINAND ST.

DEAL WITH OWNER
For quick rAie my ik-arre ranch.
y miles from Enurnclaw. wash.
all A No. I soil: on ". y. railnoad.
For garden truck. dairying or for
berry raising: abosht acres
cleared. balance very easily CLEARED.
has been alaHhed 20 years ago.
good broom house. new wood
she'd. barn and hen coop. fine or
ehard. 1000: $4,000 down. bal
Anep Easy terms. Inquire at
PsRchlch grocery store. Ensmciaw.
wash. Tor directions 20 place.
Owner. -. u. LoECHNEN
u u, y, No. I. Isl. Kirkland.
10 ACRES. 1850
$50 CASH, SIC MONTH
have n few 81 these tracts len on
road. Good upland soil or bottom
land N wanted at $40 an acre
more. one tract about half cleared.
with house and barn. good well.
5000 cash will handle thlA us
New York Block.
A GRE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
level. easily cleared: right on
pavement: north Of city; very easy
terms. owner. East s7fs
BARGAfN. SUITABLE FoR CHICK
rms; one acre. salmon Hay, one
block from car. David Aifth.
Phone Ballard 26nt.
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BIRTHS

Obey. J. W.. s41-A 10th ave-. boy.
Scott. NJ. L.. 1904 w. 54th St. girl
Shlatman. IL. A. Maple Valley, girl
oppenheimer. J. s.. Vashon, girl
Freeman. L. W. Portage. girl.
whitwell, G. e. $3.50 nth N. f.. EirL
Thompson. L. E. 7e26 Jones ave-.
boy.
Ino, u r. r. u. No. S. Box ss3, girA
Morita, s., 11s Maynard ave. girl
Ota. ", 900 Yesler way. boy.
ozaki. s., 517 King ST., boy.
Yasuda- X. 202 Firth ave. s.. Cfrk
Biies. r. A.. 1889 18th ave, girl.
Cary. II. j.. 10 w. Garfield. boy.
Hahn. r. r., 1907 Bellevue ave, boa
Gordon. Il. IL. III N. 18TH. girl
Collins. J. f.. ie17 corliss ave. boy.
Woodsides. j. IL. Redmond. boy.
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Vital StatiStiCSl
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Ago
Higgens, Marion O., Lewis 80. Legal
Berry. Margaret NJ. Seattle illegal
Compton, III. A.. Auburn ..... Legal
Jonss. Alice NJ, Auburn ...--.Lcgai
Holder. Hubert F.. Salem, Or. 80. %
Seagrave. Jennie NJ. Seattle ..-..si
Mahon. Charles T.. Seattle illegal
johnson. Emily L.. Seattle illegal
Serge. Herman, Jr. Seattle illegal
Seaton, steve Card. Seattle.-----.u
WEIGH. Clara Alice. Seattle ..~---.2S
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ONLY 1850. EASY TERMS
CLOSE IN

ONLY 1850. EASY TERMS
CLOSE IN
Nice little COTTAGE FUN basement,
breakfast nook. electric fixtures
good view streets graded, cement
walks water and sewer nfHrsH,
msnts fully paid: ad1ainn Capitol
mn district, - blocks 20 car
iinc. II you look AZ this property
you viii buy a. Located at 2fsa
y. Aloha ~. Key at office. o-2s
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska BLDG Main Tist
At sEACoMA BEACH ONE
lot. nice for summer camp.
$500; $500 caah. rest easy
trrmA
Nice lot near car line. $500 cash.
1-room house, n-acrA fruit
trees. small fruita. two good
COWS, soon fresh one y~afiing
hoifrr, Al fof $3.50. $500
cash rest Easy terms. This "
good. aud VIII not last long
At this price.
For eaic-t-rcom house. acre.
NcTy reasonable haif cash.
balance easy FERNS
1881 FERDINAND ST.
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LIVE STOCK

81 FOR sALE-AuToMoBn-Es
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IS Observation-Disclosures
THE OWL Pas MORE FOR
clothing. fura jewefry, They buy
ard exchange everything. isis =
First Elliott 7s@1.
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; FURNISHED MOUNTAINEERING
rooms. SIS month. including gas.
linen and phone. Call queen Name
stst. or 1909 Fifth ave. ".
HoUsEK EEPISG RooMs--iTis r.
I.laa..lI I-aaf ~
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] HOTSEkEEriNG ROOMS

SINGLE MD DOUBLE FURNISHED
housekcepinE and sleeping rooms.
Hotel Regime 500 second av~. =
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-27
Rice Wields Wicked Bat

New York. April 2G--Sensatonal play
of Sam Rice, Washngton's centerflelder
enabled Washington to defeat New York
again Tuesday. the score being 6 to L.
Rice hit home run. double. and two
singles. his home run driving In WASH
ingtons winning run in the sixth in
ming.
BY innings:
washington --------- 00l 004 000--5
New York liz 900 000--4
Summary: Two base hits: Meusel,
Rice, Ruth. Home runs Schang. Rice
Sacrifice hits: Peckinpaugh. Ruth.
Schacht, Pipp. Lewis. O'Rourke Dou-
bic plays; Charity TO Harris: Peckin-
paugh TO Meusel to Pipp. Left on bases:
New York .; Washington 10. Base on
balls: off Acosta .: off Collins .. Hits
off Schacht ) in three innings: Off Acos.
Ia ) in six innings; off Quinn in four
innings tnone out in fifth: orr Col.
lins in one ana two-thlrds innings:
off Hoyt . in three and one-third in
nings. Struck out: by Quinn l: by Col
Inns /; by Schacht /; by Acosta /: by
Hoyt .. umpires: Morlarity and Conno'.
ly. Time: 2:ll. Runs; Judge. Milan. Rice.
ORourke. Charity, Fewstcr. Peckin.
paugh, Ruth, Schang. Errors: Milan. Le.
wis, Shanks. Fewster.
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Two Forced Runs

Chicago, April 2e.-Dick Kerr had ono
bad inning today in which he forced
two runs across the plate and Chicago
was unable to recover, st. Louis, the
visitors, winning to /. A rainstorm
broke up the game in the second inning
and before Kerr could settle down In
the third he walked two men and hit
another, which coupled with two hits
was enough to win. Shocker pitched lr
fine form. his slow ball battling the 10.
Gals.
BY innings:
ST Louis - OO9 600 1000
Chicago ------ 00l 900 000--l
Summary: Two base hits: Falk. Kerr,
Wetzel Schalk. Home run. Wetzel. Sac.
rfices: Gleason. Kerr, Shocker. Double
plays: Mulligan to Sheely. Left on base
st. Louis IL; Chicago 8. Base on balls:
off Kerr s; Off Shocker /. Hit by pitch
er: by Kerr (Gleason) Struck out: by
Shocker 3. Umpires: Chill and Owens.
Time. 1888. Runs: Tobin. Gerber. Wet.
eel. Kerr, Errors: Gleason. Lamb John.
son.
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See the Pageant of American Military History
STREET STORIES

Buck Rogers, county weigher, reports
approximately $1,000 bales of wagon
cotton SO far this season with quite a
lot left in the country unsol1. Much of
the cotton on the local yards is still
owned by the grower 1t is estimated
that about 1000 bales still remain in
farmers yards throughout the county.
Mrs. Bette Young Massey who under.
went AN operation at the Hardy sani-
tarium, is getting along aicely and will
soon be able TO go to her home at Ber-
wyn.
Charles Bowers Of Tulsa representing
the Brunswick.B .Balke-C -Collender Com
pany was transacting business in the
city today.
Don Cochran, W. w Fort, Hugh
West, Bud Conlee and Harry Homer
will go to Norman today to participate
in a trap shooting tournament TO be
held by the Norman Gun club.
Chief Bailey Of the Arimore fire de-
partment has been provided with a new
Bulcl; roadster to take the place Of the
old car that has outlived its days OF
usefulness in the department. The new
roadster will be adorned with a coat
OF bright Vermillion paint and fully
equipped to take its place with the
regular equipment Of the department.
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Cincinnati Beats Chi

Cincinnati. Ohio, April 26.-Bunching
hits off Freeman and Bailey In the 9Th
inning today Cincinnati won from Chi
cago to 8. The Cubs scored three off
luque in the first round but could do
nothing thereafter.
BY innings:
Chicago ------------- 800 900 000---9
cincinnati ------- 100 900 40N-j
Summary: Two base hits: Hollocher
(3); See. Three base hits:Daubert, Deal.
Sacrifices: Freeman, Bressler. Double
plays: Bohne to Daubert; Fonseca to
Crane; Bohne to Fonseca. Left on bases:
Cincinnati 10; Chicago 3. Base on balls
off Luque 3; off Freeman G. off Bailey
!. Hits: off Freeman 6 in innings;
(none out in SEVENTH; off BAILEY in 2
innings. Struck out: by Luque 3. wild
pitch: Freeman /: Losing pitcher, Free
man. Umpires: ODay and Quigley. Time
1853. Runs: Flack. Hollocher, Grimes.
See (2), Daunbert, Duncan, Bressler. Err.
rors: Hollocher. Fonseca.
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PEP. PEP! LOTS OF PEP!
LIFT YO' FEET WATCH
Y0' STEP-PEP! PEP! PEPl

Pepsi" is the nickname which
will monilter the Ardmore team of
the TO league through the coming
season. When the name was sub
mitted for approval OF the players.
they readily agreed to do their ut
most to live up to it, and guaran-
teed oodles of pep at every game.
They're going to pep il, up until
they's got the pennant popped, and
then they'll pep some more.
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iris SPEAKER USES
% PLAYERS TO WIN;
DETROIT GAME 9-S

Cleveland, Ohio, April 2G.-Manager
Speaker used twenty.three players in the
game today but needed them to win
from Detroit 9 TO s. He called upon 6
pitchers, two catchers, six outfielders,
three first basemen, two pinch hitters,
and one pinch runner. The only Indians
to play throughout the entire game
were Speaker, Sewell, Stephenson and
Gardner Prior to the game the Ameri-
can league pennant, Cleveland's first
in As years of professional baseball, was
raised with appropriate ceremonies.
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ARDMORE PEPS MEET
PARIS; LEAGUE GAME

The Ardmore Pops are en-route 10
Paris. Texas, where they will play their
first game Of the To league season
tomorrow, versus the Paris nine. They
will be there for a four game series,
and then Journey to Bonham, Texas for
three more.
The first league game will be played
In Ardmore on May 9Th. when the Pops
meet Graham for four game series.
Fourteen successive games will be play
cd In this city commencing May 5th,
versus Graham. Paris, Bonham and
Sherman, after which the locals take
the road again.
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City League Standing
BETTER THAN cALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are the
result of DR.. Edwards determination
not TO treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For II years he used
these tablets "a vegetable compound
mixed with olive Oily in his private
practice with great success.
They do all the good that calomei
does but have no bad after effects. No
pains, no gripping, no injury to the
gums or danger from acid foods-yet
they stimulate the liver and bowels.
Take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
when you feel "logy" and heavy"
Note how they clear elouded brain and
perk up the spirits. l5c and SOC q box.
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New York-Lnes tending toward a
national strike May l OF naval fire.
men and seamcn were closely drawn.
when unions refused TO consider u
new contract carrying wage cuts aver.
aging 25 to IS per cent.
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Nluff Costly

Brooklyn. April 2G.-Brooklyn won
again from New York today to l.
Burns muff of Griffith's long fly after
Olson and Johnston had singled gave
Brooklyn two runs in the third inning,
Bill Lamar. Brooklyn utility outfielder
who has been suffering with malaria
has been sent home to rest.
BY innings:
New York ---- 900 0l0 0O0-l
Brooklyn -------- 002 600 01x--3
Summary: Two base hits: Smith
Home run: Griffiths. Sacrifices. John
ston Left on bases: New York s; Brook.
lyn 8. Base on balls: off Toney 2; off
Smith 2. Struck out: by Toney 5; by
Smith 3. Umpires: Hart ana Mccormick.
Time 1:40. Errors: Burns.
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Three Home Runs

Philadelphia. April 26.--Home runs
by Cruise, Powell and McQuillan fea.
tured Boston's 10 to victory over Phil
adelphia today. All OF the local pitchers
except Weinert We're hit hard. Bett>
was struck on the head by line drive
in the sixth, the ball bounding into
left field where Wrghtstone caught II
for put.out.
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Win In Ninth

Boston, April 26.--Witfs double
Pratt's error on Dugans fly, and a pas.
10 Welsh filled the bases with none out
In the ninth Tuesda, Pennock then
struck out r. Walker, but Perkins
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GAMES TODAY
National League

National League
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
American League
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
Western League
Oklahoma City at Omaha
Joplin at Des Moines.
Tulsa at ST. Joseph.
Wichita at Sioux City.
Texas League
Galveston at Houston.
San Antonio at Beaumont.
Shreveport at Dallas.
Fort Worth at Wichita Falls
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TWO CITY LEAGUE
GAMES SCHEDULED

The Dokeys and the Legionnaires
are scheduled to clash on the local lea
que diamond this afternoon at 400
o'clock in an official City League seven
inning game.
Friday, the Legionnalres and the
Elks meet.
To date. one City League game has
been played, in which the Eiks de-
feated the Ardmore-Akron.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-27

Ddtttu LOT Ittly III blil.
fHBatted for Odelwald in 7th.
xRan for O'Neil in 7th.
BY innings:
Cleveland ---------- 103 00l 22X--9
Summary: Two base hits: Cole, He'll
mann. Speaker, Evans 2. Gardner. JAM
ieson. Three base hits: Bush, Johnston
2. Sacrifices~ Veach, Bassler 3, Cobb.
Wood. Double plays: Guisto, Sewell ana
Guisto; Gardner, Stephenson and John.
ston. Left on bases: Detroit o. Cleveland
10. Base on balls: off Close 3; off Old.
ham /; off Morton |; Hits: off Cole 3
in l-3 innings; off Ehmke in 2-3:
off Oldham 2 in l: off Caldwell in l;
none out in second; Off Clarke in 2-3;
off Petty 6 in l-9; off Oienwald l in
!: off Morton none In no innings: off
Bagby 9 In 2. Struck out: by Cole Q.
Winning pitcher: Bagby. Losing pitch
er: Oldham. Runs: Bush Cobb, Veach.
Healmann, Jones. Blue 2. Cole. Jeanes,
Evans Q. Speaker. Wood. Johnston.
Gardner. Jameson, Uhle. Errors:
Young, Speaker. Johnston. Gardner. Sc.
well. umplres: Hildebrand and Evans.
Time: 2:25.
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chief Of Police Hlgnight is having q
railing installed in the office at the
city jail to keep visitors from mapping
of the -serveant's desk.
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National League
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Western League
Omaha, 8; Oklahoma City, 6.
Tulsa, 8; st. Joseph. 4,
Des Moines. G: Joplin, D.
Wichita, 13; Sioux City, L., (13 in
nings).
NationaliLeague
Brooklyn, 8; New York, /.
Cincinnati. s. Chicago. 3.
Boston, 10; Philadelphia, G.
Pittsburgh AT st. Louis-Raln
American League
Philadelphia. 2; Boston, /.
Washington. s. New York; 4,
st. Louis, 8; Chicago. l.
Cleveland. 8; Detroit, s.
Texas League
San Antonio, H. Beaumont, G.
Fort Worth. ; Wichita Falls, l.
Dallas, 8: Shreveport, S, (Tie, dark
ness).
Galveston, Z; Houston. >.
Western Association
Enid, |; Henryetta. 0. q
Pawhuska, 4 Springfield, g. Z
Chickasha. 4; Drumright, 8.
At Fort Smith, h-Okmulgee-rain.
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SPORTING EVENTS

singled TO left, scored two runs, enough
to give Philadelphia a TO 1 victory
over Boston.
By innings:
Philadelphia -------- 600 600 002--l
Boston ---------- 100 900 0OO--l
summary: Two base hits: Witt, Moore
Stolen base: Witt Sacrifices: f. Wal
ker, Pratt. Double plays; Dugan to J.
Walker (2); Moore TO Dykes to j. Wal.
ker; Menosky to Ruel. Left on bases.
Philadelphia 8; Boston 6. Base on balls:
off Moore 4; off Pennock /. Struck out;
by Pennock 6. Passed ball: Ruel. Uni-
pires: Nallin, Wilson and Dineen. Time
l:4O. Runs: Witt, Dugan, Wit. Errors
Dugan Pratt.
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Summary; Two base hits: Powell.
Boeckel, Il. Miller. Three base hits: lie.
bourveau. Home runs; Cruise Powel,.
McQulllan. Stolen bases: Barbara.
Cruise. Sacrifices: Southworth. Double
plays: Holke, Barbara and Holke: Nc.
ouillan and Holke. Barbara and Holke:
Ford and Holke. Left on bases; Boston
S. Philadelphia 4. Base on balls; off Nc
Quillan 1; OFF Hubbell 2; off weinert / /:
off Belts L. off Smith 1. Hits: off
Hubbell Z In 20 innings: off weinert
none in l-S; off Belts in l. off Smith
. In >, wild pitch; Hubbell. Losing
pitcher: Hubbell. Runs; Powell .. Bar
bare 9, Cruise. Ford, o'Neil. McQuillan
2. Neale .. Wrightstone, r. Miller, Lee.
Brugsy. Errors: Boeckel, McQuillan.
Neal. umpires: Brennan and Emslie
Time 1:5;.
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Southern Association

Mobile ut Chattanooga.
New Orleans at Atlanta.
Birmingham at Little Rock.
Nashville at Memphis.
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Summary: Two base hits, Joseph,
Tabor. Home run, Behren. Passed
balls. Williamson. Base on balls. off
Wernt,, .; off Mcdowell, 5. Strike
outs, by wernts. Z: by Mcdowell, 3.
Hit by pitched bail. by Werntz tEllis);
by Mcdowell tReynolds). Double plays,
Tabor TO truth to Ellis. Umpire, Doyle.
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BY innings:

'Batted for Weinert In 5th.
S'Batted for Smith In 9TH.
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Relieved Shaw in eighth.
Score by innings.