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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Warford Joins
Touring Staff
ofthe A. A. A,

NEW YORK. April 81. r. War
ford. OF Seattle. well known In Pa
ciflc coast and Western states good
roads and touring activities. has be
come associated with the American
Automobile association touring bu
reau at its New York headquarters,
Fifth ave. at t2d 81. with his thorc
knowledge OF Western and Pacific
coast routes. obtained by actual tour.
ing contact. warford will be able ia
supply f,rst.hand information of es
pecial value to interstate road trav.
elers.
His most recent work had 70 do
with the managership OF the Wash
ington State Good Roads association,
besides which he was the vice presi.
dent OF the Pacific Coast Association
OF Advertising clubs.
For years warford has been active
In good roads legislation. particular.
~ advocating a system Of interstate
highways AZ something OF greatest
value 10 the Western states as a
means Of making II conveniently
possible for Eastern road travellers
to patronize the west of the Rocky
mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Automobile News
TIPS ON KEEPING
THE CAR IN TRIM
Teaspoonful Of Graphite Will
Help fabrication

A teanpoonful Of fine graphite 70 .
gallon Of oil in the crankcase will a..
sist fabrication. improve compres-
sion and keep tho engine cooler.
Tightening up every nut and bolt
on the car about once a month In.
crcases the life OF the car.
Alignment Of the wheels should b.
carefully maintained TO prevent
strain on the steeEng mechanism or
uneven wear OF tyes.
Testing the storage battery by con-
Meeting an ammeter across the tor
minals 10 Ike short-circuiting the
battery.
Use of ammonia 70 brighten the
finish OF tho hood eventually d.
stroys the finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Devices designed BY Peter
Witt to set nutoists right.

Peter Witt, fnmous traffic and
traction expert. travels much In his
automobile. Driving thru Buffalo
the other day. he made a lefthand
turn where left-hand turns are
barred And was bawied out.
Then ! realized that the very
thing that happened TO me happens
To practically every touring AUTOS,
In the country because OF the lack of
a standardized signal TO distinguish
straight thru. right-hand and left
hand turn<." says Witt
so ! set 10 work a, figuring out
a set OF devices that could be stand.
ardized throughout the country.
Wits devices consist Of four n.
terchangeable metal signals TO be AZ.
fixed 10 the top OF traffic standards
Just as are used at street intersec-
tons. The four are:
I. An upright metal shaft. paint.
ed a bright red. about 4x4xzo inches.
which would signify to all autoists
that the street was for "Strnight
Thru Traffic Only"
.. An upright metal shaft. with
two arms. about .4xlx2o with the
arms about foot long. painted In
white. signifying that right and left.
hand turns are allowed.
.. A metal shaft. about lxix3o
with one arm about . foot long.
painted In bright blue. 20 signify .
right turn only.
4. A metal shaft. about <xtx.o
with one arm about . foot long.
painted In bright blue. to signify .
left turn only.
The attachments would be placed
on the standard an conditions re-
quircd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
BIG AUTO
BUS TERMINAL

Plans for the establishment OF n
big central auto stage terminal here
were announced Friday by II. X.
Fay. manager OF the terminal enter.
prise.
More than 20 stage lines operating
out Of Seattle are the hackers OF the
terminal company. which has taken
n two-year lease on the entire bust
ness block at Madison ri. . and
Post st.
The depot will be completed by
June. II will give Seattle the largest
and best auto stage terminal on the
Pacific coast. according to the stage
men.
Between 1000 and 5000 persons
will use the terminal daily. II In
stated. The latest facilities for car.
ing for the travelling public are
planned for the waiting rooms In
the depot. All stages will load and
unload within the terminal building.
30 that passengers viii not be cx.
posed TO the weather while boarding
the cars.
Brooklins, ship -. Paul.
spokane Street Terminai-ship Abnsr
Coburn, bark w. u. Flint. motornhlp
W. y. Burrows
East waterway Dock a Warehouse--str
West fson.
Todd Dry Dooks-str Forest King, schr
Admiral Mayo, bark Guy @. Goss. u n
g q Hnohomish.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging Co.--Btr
Patterson.
Amss Yard--atr Roosevelt
Colmsn Creosoting Works-Str Fred
Baxter.
Heffsrnsn Dock--Btr Ketchikan, bark
Geo Curtis.
Canal Lumber Co.---schr J. W. elise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
ASPARAGUS TO
TAKE FLIGHT
Cold Nights In California to
Blame

Asparagus will la higher Monday
Mt 10 cents n pound on fancy grade.
Cold nights In California, which
have caused shrinkage In that
stock. In given an tho reason.
Oregon broccoli was higher Bat
urday at ~ TO Sa2s. The same
stock was quoted Friday at si.7s.
A car Of tomatoes was received
ON tho avenue. Tho toms sold mt
81 To tt.to a lug.
Alamo band lettuce wns selling
at 1850 a crate.
Top quality rhubarb was selling
for ono cent loss Saturday. st 0
cents a pound.
There In a good supply Of cheese
on the local market. but sales arc
slow. jobberr reported.
Tho butter and egK supply In
strong. with quotations steady Sat.
urtiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Men York Market Is
Sluggish at Opening

81
fromy
" Asphalt gained at bsh
made by Pnnsyivania at "a Oft Other
soS off ~
IN Mexican retroisum lsa ~ Corn
Pnnsyvanis as off AZ Mdvsle 2N of
"a sndobake
49,.
is did not rally well as the indu'trs
-, ..-... ct, a, a.,
Off
crueps sSs Mesean Petroleum. se ~
fsI' up e.; Asspsalt sot up " " -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO, April s.-1rsin prices
were irregular on the Chicago Board
Of Trade today. The short day OF
trading was not Influenced by any
news In particular. and reports OF
low temperatures wer. discounted.
provisions were higher,
May wheat opened Off at ti.s,
and closed unchanged. July whoa,
opened off We at ttiea. and ad-
Vanccd ~ In later deals.
May corn Started up Nc at s0Ae
and closed unchanged. July corn
opened &c higher at ssN. and then
slid Off nc. September corn. open
ing a, SO was up Nc and adj
vAnc~d to Nsc.
May oats opened unchanged at
aTAc and went TO 3Tyc. July cat.
opened up he at as~e. and declined
TO ssAe. September oats opened off
sc at ssso and declined to sse at
tho close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
100000 Miles
Record ofThis
Chevrolet 400

Here Is a record--a car that has
averaged $1,000 miles n year for six
consecutive years. X. Il. Wiley, own
er Of this Chevrolet -four. ninety"
touring chr. II stili running Il and
averaging 60 miles n day in his trav.
els as n representative OF the Tai.
colt company. OF Hartford. Conn.
lie purchased his Chevrolet new IN
1914 During tho first four years his
business kept him constantly on the
road, from morning Til night, inciud.
lng Sundays. And during this whole
period he averaged moro than 100
miles a day. since 1918 he has had
less territory 70 cover. and has &C.
cordinsiy driven his Chevrolet only
co miles day In the last two years.
Thes> trips have not been confined
10 short distances. They have In
ciuded Philadelphia. Buffalo and
Canada.
'TsEAsoNs FOR REQ" FILMED
A five-reoi picture. Reasons for
REQ" was shown at the show rooms
Of tho United Motors Co. <o7 Eas,
Pine ST.. Friday night The show
was well attended by out-of-toHn
REQ dealers and REQ owners. The
picture very graphically told the
REQ story Of how II has been pos
sible for the REQ factory TO con
tinue manufacturing despite the
slump. and the demand for Reos
has been kept up. Explanatory
remarks were made by p. l.. En-
erson. assistant sales manager OF
tho REQ factory. REQ. according
10 Emerson. In selling moro speed
wagons than any other make of
commercial cars. Fred vogler.
president OF the United Motors Co.
local REQ distributors. says bust.
ness il nne for March and the first
week OF April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
AWARD PAVING CONTRACT

The board Of public works Friday
awarded the contract for paving
Yale ave. N. TO Fiorito Bros. for
SIS. 800. and the contract for sewers
on w. 6ist st to q. A. Nilsson for
$3.50. II also called for bids 20
furnish fuel oil 20 the lighting de.
partment during the year. A letter
was received from the Port Com
mission asking the board to give
other public bodies a chance to ex.
press their opinion before decisions
al made on public Improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Arrivals and Departures

April Str Taithybias from Manila
via Honxkong. shanxhai. Kobe and roko-
hama. at noon str Tippeeanos from AM
sterdan via Balboa. q, noon. str RoaAiis
Mahoney from san Francisco via Everett.
iis1o a. m. str Statesman from Glasgow
via Liverpool. London. Balboa. San Pedro.
San Francisco and Vancouver. sac q. m. I.
SIR Rainier from Tacoma. i2;tS a. m.
April = str West fson from Tacoma via
Everest 9.5e .. m: str wsnatches from
Tacoma. $40 .. m str Fred Baxter from
San Francisco. tsts .. m. str Fushims
Maru from Hongkong via Shanghai.
Ssgasaki. rokkalehi. Yokohama and Vie
tofts. q .. m. str Alameda from Tacoma.
i2:2s .. m
Sailed
April Str Rainier for San Francisco.
al noon. str Wsnstcbse for Manila via
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai and Hong
kong. II a. m: str President for San
Pedro via Victoria and San Francisco. IL
a m. str Teueer for Manila via Yoko-
hama. KOBE. Shanghai and Honxkonz. 4
a. m. April s-~Hr Red0ndo for South
eastern Alaska via Ladysmi;h and Sanai-
mo. 3 q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. sprfi s--cst;is~-Rse-ip,s
|tk. Market slow. steady. Rest steers
tfs1877s. common 70 fair stssrr. - y
GTg, choice cows and hsifsrs. fs6aTt.
tanners. ts-1sas. bulls. t5soet. calves
f9.so8ia.
Hogs Receipts. iss Market steady
Prime mixed. iii9ii:S hssviss. tsg
1875: pigs. fiiaii.7s.
Rhssp--Hecsipts. ~. MARKET ncminsify
steady. Prime lambs. o. as. cult lambs
tg.seas. ysAriinRs. ts.Sogs. wsthsFs. 81
as.Tt: ewes. 81 5e9s.
Hnttsr-1sc 10.
ERKu-is0 71c dos
Cheeso-Tripiets. u . sse n.
Hens-3s D 9oc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
MARKET PLANS FILED

Plans for the remodeling OF the
Pike Place market we're filed with
the city council Friday. The new
specifications provide for quarters
for the farmers TO be driven off Pike
Place with the opening Of the Elliott
ave. arterial highway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
PROPOSE CENTRAL GARAGE

Declaring that n central municipal
garage would make for efficiency
and economy. Mayor Hugh NJ. Caid
well transmitted 10 the council Fri
day n proposition from Carter. Mac
Donald a Miller TO construct n struc.
tur- Mt Fifth ave. and jefferson ri,
TO he leased to the city for garage
purposce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
UNTITLED STEEL TONNAGE

NEW YORK, April e.-The United
states Steel corporation today an
nounced a decrease OF $4,000 tons In
its untitled steel tonnage for March
The untitled tonnage on March 81
totaled 6.2s4,765. compared with
6.933.s67 on February rs. 7.573.1s4
on January 81, and 9,ss2.075 on
March 81, 1920,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

Robe--ApriI ARRIVED. str Protesiiaus
from Seattle via Yokohama.
Yokohama>-Aprii S-8aiIed. str Toya-
ma Maru for Seattle: str Alabama Maru
for Seattle.
tfzas for Seattle.
san Pedro--Arpii s-Arrivsd. str Ever
EFT from Seattle.
Gan Francisco--Aprfi s-saiisd. schr
Philippine for Beattls. 10 a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Terminai-Pier A, str Juneau;
pier 70. str wsnatchse. str Fushima
Maru.
Great Northern Tcrminai-str Tatsuno
Maru.
Union on Motorship BENDER Bros.
Pier s-Bchr The Sound
Pier Str Alameda.
pier f-Bchr Maid Of Orleans. sohr
John A.
pier A--atr Admiral Rodmsn.
pier B--Htr Spokane.
pier D--Str President.
Pacific Coast Coal BuDkers-str Eastern
Glss.
United states Shipping Board Ysrds-str
westward Bo. str Tconium. str West
Hlmrod. str Jalapa. str Yosemite. str
Algonquin.
connactlout sAset Terminai--su steel
Ranger.
Alaska steamship Hooring--str Victoria,
str Bksgway. str Santa Ana.
Afbera Bros. Dook--Atr Rainier
stacy street Terminai-U burnside.
Mffwaukes Ocean Terminsl--str States
man.
Hanford BtreeN. TerminaI--sf lab
BIZ Maine. str West Hartiand. str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
INDORSE SUBWAY PLANS

Endorsement OF the street car sub.
way and rapid transit plans formu.
lated by City Engineer A. IT, Dimock
was expressed Friday In a letter re.
ceived from John =. Fox. traction
expert of New York. Dimock's plans
have never been adopted by the
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
isoAopI|
nkZR.E751

K~at-Des Mcines-Good.
De~ Moip~s- Tacoma Highiine--Good.
| H~ntsn- Rentou Juncticn--Good
! R~uton- Maple Nsliey-Roush. Regarding
at Cedar Mountain. To reach Maple
Valley so via fssaauah and Hobart or
via Swan Lake via Pipe Line road
Maple Valley BLACK Diamond--Good-
X rnt Maple vslicy-Nrw road open from
Kent east. fair shape Balance OF road
woosinv lie -Duyaii-Good Loose gravel
at top Of hill near Campbeirs Camp.
Duvaii-Tail Cny--oood.
R~<imond-T Fall City--tiood.
Redmond Hoiiywocd-Sew concrete open.
Excellent.
R~nte Is.aquah - New concrete pave
ncni. gu miles from Rcnton. open.
Gravel section good,
I.saquah-Faii City-North B~nd--Good.
i--aauah -R-simond-Via Lake sAmmam-
Ncwport- Isssauah-Go
R~utou- Newport--good.
Newport Heiicvue-Fair.
Euumc claw frnnklin-Nsw concrete two
miles from Enumoiaw fair; gravel be-
Auburn black Diamond - New concrete
road two miles beyond Auburn: good
gravel beyond: also via Soos Creek.
Sunset Wighwsy-Oren TO Camp Mason.
In good condition.
Mcclellan Pass Hixhway--Open 20 Green
Water tEnumcIaw- Green water river.
Gravel section beyond Enumolaw good.
All roads around Enumciaw excellent.
Black Diamond franktin--Ro
ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD
CONDITION
Richmond Beach Road - Paving COM
pleted; good.
vashon Island - Tho Seattle Wash on
Heights ferry discontinued. pes Moiner-
Portage ferry ~ In operation. Road
from vashon Heights south closed for
having Other roads on island good
TO fair.
Rcnton- Enumclaw 49, fTast Side) - Con-
crete pavement open for travel. Con-
tinuous concrete road from Renton to
Enumclaw, via Kent and Auburn.
For further information call Main 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April ss-roreiwu ss-
change opened generally higher today.
Quotation. we're stsriinx, tabs, W
~. francs. tsTNH. Up iseets lire.
30 tsss, up 80 se:s marks. tsissts. off
20 oeoh Canadian dollars. tsspTs. un-
changed. kronsn. te.iTss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
N. Y. Coffee and Suxar

NEW YORK. April s.--suGsr. vesksr
Raw. fs7Tgbsti Eranuistsd. G.TS9a
Cofs.e-So. RIO. spot. ~ 0sse ID.
10. 4 Santos. 50 1s&e ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
SEATTLE GREATEST PORT

W. Cameron Forbes. former gov
ernorsencrai OF the Philippine
islands. told the Chamber Of Com
mcrce Friday that tn his opinion
Seattle will become tho greatest
port thru which goods from the
Philippines viii enter the United
States. Forbes was scheduled 20
sail on the wcnatches today with
Gen. Woods party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
CANNED GOODS DINNER

A Pacific Northwest canned goods
dinner will be given mt the Arena
about April 2b. In order TO show
what good things can come out of
cans" !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
TWELFTH LIFEBOAT FOUND

PORT TOwNSEND.--The nth
llfcboat from the steamship Cover
nor. rammed and sunk by the \. \.
West HRrtland. was found on the
Wildly island beach Tuesday by IL.
Marquart. chief officer OF tho Gov.
ernor. But when Marquart went to
get the boat yesterday II was gone.
having been floated by beaehcomb-
ers. Some butter and other salvage
from the Governor have been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
pRoyJpE REFRIGERATION

The General Steamship corpora
ton has received assurance from the
shipping board that refrigerator
space will be Installed by the board
In one Of the Standardization
freighSera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Aprn s--Hoss-N.esirss-
I. 900. Market fbe higher. uais Of sales.
tftegssos susrhers tssessfoi psef =
tag. t-:e0f.to. light. ts.teosto. pixs.
ssgp.Tk. rouxh.. tT.st0t.ss.
Csttls-r.cstrts. see Nartst sssedy.
Beef G.fsUsta. butcher stock. ekfSo
-. cannsrs ard cutters. es0tss. stock.
ere and feeders. itgsfs. CO.'S. ttte q
ITk. calves. ts.te91.te.
Ahsep-- R~rstrss. t.sae. xarhst steady.
txsnbs o. ete. ewes. ttosTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
AWARDED PAVING CONTRACT

Independent Asphalt Co. Seaboard
bldg. has been awarded contract
to pave 10 miles OF highway by the
Oregon state highway commission.
The work will cost s321.056.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
HALF A DROP ONWARD.

Each explosion In a cylinder Of tl,e
average car that travels about -
miles on a gallon Of fuel consumes
one .twcnty.fifth Of a teaspoonful. Or
slightly more than half q drop Of
gasoline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
San Francisco Produce

BAN rRAScfsco. April nu,,sr-
Extras. sfse ID. prime firssS. tfe 10.
Ch.sss--C siifornis fats. fancy. ssc u
Esx.-Estras. sso sof.. No. 1 dirtiss.
.te doE. extra pallets. Ave con. un-
dsrsised puIlsts. sse dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

vaidsz-Aprif s-Saiicd. str City Of Sc
attic. southbound. 5.10 .. m str North
western. northbound. m.
Retchikan--ApriI Stalled. str Admir-
al Watson. northbound. 1855 o. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
NO SOLDER NEEDED

A new kind Of radiator In made UP
OF = number Of parts fitted together
by rubber nipples. No solder enters
into It's construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Reported by Wireless
q. 4. Naval Communications

April s--Aotorshfp Kamchatks. Seattle
for Siberia. $50 miles from Cape FlRt,sry.
p. m. str Edmore, Seattle for Yokoha-
ma zoos miles from Seattle. 4 .. M;
str Queen, Seattle for San Francisco. +i3
miles from San Francisco, y. m; ctr
Admiral schley. San Francisco for Seat
tie. ss3 miles from San Francisco p. IN.
Canadian Government
April str City OF Seattle off forns
Rocks, southbound. y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO April Cash whsss-So, I
red. tiUaiGAs No. rcd. ti.spo
isSs. No. hard. tiu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
(PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Auto Tops-Christian. 1908 Eighth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
SAT- RDAN
APRIL. %

APRIL. D
FIRST High Tide
) o. a m iis n
fir~f Low tide
tttf9 q. m fs n.
second High Tide
Sea p m. III n.
-ceond Low Tide
iissi .. m. 81 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
TRYING TO HELP ROADS

Steamship companies carrying
cargo from coast 10 coast are no,
trying 10 inturc the railroads bu,
are seeking TO help them solve the
country's transportation problems.
Charles Il. Ware. Of Boston. preai.
den, of the North Atlantic a West
ern Steamship Co. told the Cham
Der OF Commerce Friday noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

For good apple pie. go TO Boldt's.
--Advertisemer.
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ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

SUNDAY
APRIL 10
FIRST High Tide
Sts a m. iis n
first Low Tide
iftiT p. IN. oil g,
second High Tide
ssse y. IN. liz n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

t&tuFuoTD QuothtfsdSJ
Furnished By 4 N. MsnaisG . Cee m
vste Wire. Busies Hotel Bsiidisg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

TAToosH raf.ASp. April 80 A. NJ
Bsronstsr falling. eioudy; wind east. 20
miles an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
FRENCH GRAPPLER LOSES
BOUT TO LOCAL WRESTLER

Adoif Marcel u Frcuch middle.
finish bout To Mckc Smith. al rhn
broadway Athletic Arena. ana Tho To-
cal hoy retained the Southern middle
weight champion IN one of the fastest
matches seen in this city ia the last
several months.
Smith. who only recently returned
70 the mat. demonstrated that his de-
feat of Fritz Hansen last week was
not nash in the pan. Repeatedly
Marcel had him in tight places In,
the Richmond boy managed To vim
after taking tho first fan and losing
the second.
IhirtE-Scvcn minutes were required
pciorc smith won the first fail, win
cradl hold. March, came back g,,I
took the second In eighteen m!nu,eg
with u double arm lock. Smith v.or
inc third and deciding fall in three
minutes. with reverse cradle holl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
Ruth "HomerunIess,"
But Wins for Yankees

babc Ruth made no home runs
III yesterdays game with the III
gers. AT Detroit. but he did romp
nom" with the winning run in the
seventh. after doubling To center.
ana gay" the Yauks "a G-to-5 vic
tory. their eighth straight win.
babe was out at Hrs, in the
hrS' with two on. and famed for
the third out in the second innin.
win nobody ON. Again. in the
fourth, with Peek on first. "Babc"
struck out.
The score stood , to when
huth came up in the seventh. with
nobody on. He made second on
MS hit. ana Catcher Ainsni,h
mad" bad throw To catch him
on the bag. whcreupom "Habe"
r"'hheh home with the sixth and
winning run for the Yanks.
In Ia" ninth. Ruth forced Peck
at second. later hc stole second.
nut died on the bag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
Mitchell Never Strikes S,riJc

mitchell never struck a bril!lan,
stride lat had no particular mlshaps
q" mar MS card He reached Nn II
WIN Nv" par f"urs in sight for "A ~
On mol" No. -. however. which is o.o
Yards. n. hit Tremendous too sho,
WhIch cleared tho green ana bounded
on L" the railroad track. Tn. sbo,
Was one OF the lorgrst ever known q,
Columbia but. unfortunately. was on,
OF hounds. 50 the British star had 20
dr!N" again, playing three from TN.
t'" II" could do no better than Il
s'N for the hole and this. with his
rhr -FOUR on NJ IS. gave bun q -.
alter Hagen twice American omen
champion, played we'll ana scored :.
~ for TIA" Qualifying round rus
placed him in u" behind tn. two
leaders. Win John j. Farrell Of
Quaker Ridge. New York: Jack Hurk.
of - Faul, and W. H. Troving"r. OF
Bloomfield Inns Michigan. AN of
whom scored ~. I:urkc finished in a
puadrupl" ii" at Toledo last y.nr.
with bicEl" Hutchinson and Vardon
Wl % them one stroko behind Tod
Ray, the winner. Burke is a very
nue golfer.
Tomorrow's feature match viii ho
Jim Barnes ana George Duncan. who
was British open champion untiI Jock
Hutchinson came along aud wrostcd
his crown from him nt st Andrews
last month. Duncan t. ono OF tho
worlds finest golfers and 10 watch
him is n real treat Jim Harncs. tho
other partner In tho struggle, is Mt
present at tho very top OF his won
deriu! game, hitting hls shots per-
f'ctly. lie is going 10 lead thorn all
q merry chase for tho tho. Thir
classic undoubtedly VIII draw the b!g
gallery tomorrow.
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