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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-17

plckod up at isolated points in tho vicinity of Che Aloutiau archipelago. Che United States coasl guard cutter Unalga. commanded by Lieut. Com- mandor Benjamin L.tuo brockway arrived In Seattle December s
 During Che cruise of Che uualm
 Che staunch uttlo cutter voyaged fur into Northern waters oud cruIsod to
 thc western extremity or Uncle sam'H
 domain. Aboard Ono Unolea ia Dr. r. s. Washbum of tho United States
 public health service. who adm.nia-
 torod to Che native and rosidonta Of
 isolated sections Among thoso who
 arrived on Che boat wore. Harold C.
 Noicc. Che youthful Arctic explorer. IA. M. Smith, ol nrospceiod from
 Point Barrow. A. IT, Proctor super
 lntondont of tho government fisheries
 in Che PnbIlof islands and h.s wifci
 IA ChrIstofleren. United States bu-
 roau of fisheries experiment expert
 who conducted series of cypcr.-
 monts in utilization of seal bynrod- ucs; w. C. Koch. superintendent Of
 the sulphur plant on Akun island; T. p. OKolcy and wife Of tho Lady Kndcrsley expedition, who lcft tho' Unaleo at Juneau. E. H Mckenzie
 and party Of engineers who come plotod Che survey Of Che government woterpowor site and radio station at Captain Harbor near Unalaska, and Capt. Louis Hanson and his officers and crew Of tho power schooner Alaska. which Is In winter quarters ot Un0laska this year.
 As guests Of Che San Juan Fishing G Packing Company owners of tho| steel steamship starr members of Che executive committee of Che Alas ! ka Burcau Of Che sccattlo Chamber of| Commerce and trustees and prei- ! dent Of Che same organization. eaih-| ! cred at am informal lunch ot Pier 2 ! on Friday December 9. Tho guests ] Inspected Che steamer which had m- dorrono extensive alterations at thc| Seattle sbIpbuld.ug & Dydock ! Company She is equipped with ad- couate passenger accommodations and cargo space and is exceptionally ] we'll ntted for her route which .s Che most uorthrly winter mail sorry ice In thc world. Aloskaua arc pralsue E. H shauehnoay. second assistant postmaster general whose interest resulted in Che government ! giving thIs relief for which Alusans for long patiently waited The starr win replace Che famous steamship ! Dora. The San Juan Fish and pack- ! inr Company.s mail contract is for four years She win replace thc eaa boau which could not handle either m1IL passengers or IroItNl "llA IN- ular.y. thus iso'aune westward ! communities and holding back thc.r' development
 The entry Of Che surr on hc| new run Is welcomed not only by Nasuus but by business interests ] here. who win now have direct ycar round connections wih Che many communities to Che westward. The| Starr win be run under contract with Che San Juan Fish and Pack ing Company. under Che merchant. ! marine oct 1920. Go carry mails from Seward by port.ock. scldov.a
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-17

Delegate Sutherland has intro duced a bm uberallzIne Che oil lcos- ing law for Alaska In Che fields north of Che Arctic Circle. In order Go ou- courage prospecting and develop mont His bul would permit Che consolidation of a mal.mum of 20 claims north Of the circle. leaving Che maximum south Of tho circle five. as 10 is now. Under Che bin a claimant would be allowed Co mko only one for hi.nsolf and two by power Of attorney
 A. T. Budd. representing the Cane adian syndicate operating Che Gold Bullion mine In Che Willow Creek quarts district. closed tho deal for the Lucky Shot mine located on Crairy crock. Tho purchase price was Si50.000
 A 0nc exhibit of Hybrid spring wheat. barley and oats produced at Che U. 8. Experiment station. Ram part has just been received by Che Alaska Bureau from Professor c. c. Goorroson. head of Che agricultural experiment. work for Che government in Alaska. Practically all ot this shipment was harvested at Rampant
 hls nu. Tho grain is now on dis play in Che exhibit room Of tho bu. rcau.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-17

Completing a cruise extending over 10000 miles and bringing to Seattle twenty-five passengers an
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-17

ships sailing from Seattle to Southwestern Alaska are now taking freight Go bo carried ou Che govern mont railroad from Seward on Che ocean Co Fairbanks iu thc interior
 The railroad cost S53.O0O000 and has been under construction for six years The train schedule became effective December q and provides a service of four days from Seward Co Fairbanks. both passengers and freight being carried. The Riley Crock bridge. one Of Che two re- mannr. win be completed in Feb ruary A transfer is now necessary at chat point The steel for this bridge arrived on Che S. s. Harry Luckonbach December l and has just gone north on Che steamship La- touche of Che Alaska Steamship Co.,. The bridge win bc 570 feet long. Tho bridge at Nenana. the other re- mainIur structure. win cost Sl500.- OO0 and win have a 700-foot clear span across Che Panama river which is uaueabIc Opening Of this rail- road win open up a vast and rich country and u time it win supply much Of Che tonnage for steamships.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-17
ALASKA NEWS
 FROM SEATTLE
Seattle Chamber of Commerce Un- ceaEng in Efforts to Boost
 Alaska Development

soattc.-That tho services of J. L Mcphcrsou os manager of tho
 Alaska Bureau of tho Seattle Cham
 her Of Commerce terminated Docom-
 Der 8 was announced by President
 Robert S. Boyns following @ special meeting of Che board of trustees of
 Che organization Tho termination
 of Mr. McPhcrson's duties with Che Chamber has been sustained and confirmed by Che board. His suc- ccscsor has not yet been appointed.
 Lending its support Co a movement now on foot Go relieve tho Alaska gold industry from discriminatory practices tending to deny it Che sory- fees naturally to be procured In so- attc. Che Seattle. Che Seattle Clear
 ing House Association on November SO wired Secretary Andrew Mellon, U. S. Treasury. directing his personal attention to Che unfavorablo situa- uon which now obtains. The tele-
 gram follows:
 "Tho Clearing House Association of Seattle respectfully calls your ot- tenuoa Go aud protests against Che discrimination against Che Seattle assay office and in favor of Che San Francisco mint in purchase Of silver contained In gold bullion High operating costs have decreased Alaska gold production 50 per cent consequently every possible oncour- arcmont should be given mine opcr- ators. Purchase Of silver in domos- tie gold bullion at Seattle office ot. New York domestic rate would bonc- nc Alaska operators by saving iu. umo and transportation costs"
 Action by Che Seattle Clearing House Association puts it definitely on record as fayor.ng Che movement to regain for Che Seattle assay oi- ncc Che right to pay Che same price for domestic silver contained in gold bullion as is paid at Che san Frm- cisco miut Tacoma smeltors. Den- vcr. Philadelphia and Now York that is Che Ptman Act pnco of $1 per ounce.
 The s,atue Chamber Of Commerce through iu Washington representa- Give. J. J Underwood Governor Scott q. Bone. Che Alaska delegate Go Congress. Dan Sutherland. and sen- ator po.ndcxtcr and Representative Miller of tbs state. arc working to- eethor Go correct ths situation Go. Che lasting benefit or Che gold min- ing industry and Co Che honor Of this city,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-17

Although Congress at tho session recently closed refused to include in thc deficiency appropriation bin Che Item Of s1.5O0.OOO requested by Che War Department to reconstruct the military cable between Seattle and stsa. Che item win bo included in Che budget presented at Che open- ing of Che regular session and it is expected win be granted, says @ dis- patch from Washington, D. c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24

nacsad6ja. A pekingi amerikai nagy-
kovet aslegmelegebben ajanlotta Mr..
Bakert segely munka vezetesere, a
kit a helyzet tokeletes ismerete kiilono.
sen alkalmassa tesz ere.
Mr.. Baker keresztil kasul ntazta az
ehinseg sujtott videk azon reszet, mely
az Amerikai V0ros Kereszt segelyak-
ci6iara van kijel6lve es miutan min
deniitt tanacskozott legmeg gbizhat6bb
6s legmagasabb kinai hat6sagokkal,
ARA az eredmenyre jutott, hogy az che
z5x segittsere legjobb m6dszer, ha
munkat ad nekik es munkaert elelmi-
Merrel fizet. MiutAn elelmiszert OFT
mem lehet venni, penzt hiaba adnanak
a kinaiak kezebe. A Nor0s Kereszt
Mandzsuriaban 6s mas tavoles6 helye-
ken vasarolia be az 6lelmiszerkeszletet,
amt azutan aZoknak a csaladf3knck
iuttat. akik V0r0s Kereszt altal meg
kezdett nyilvanos munkalatokban reszt
vesznek. A kinai kormany beleegye-
zesevel egy so mertfold hosszu utat
epitenek ket varos k0zott, melyre XII
lonben is igen Macy sziikseg van. A
Vor0s Kereszt ezzcl az utepitessel mem
csak a kinai ehez6k0n segit, hanem
egyidejileg egy nagyon ert6lkcs, allan
do jellegii uthoz is juttatja Kinat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24
EGY NEvTELEN LEvELIRo 'ASZ-
SONY sz0RNYU vADJAI ON
MAGA ELLEN.

Nehanv hettcl ezel0tt resZletes tndo.
sitasban szamoltunk be budapest la
pok nyoman szolnoki gyermekgyi-
kossag tgyeben arrol, hogy egy magat
hadi0zvegynek nevez6 asszony nevte-
len levelben jelentette be, hogy gyil-
kolta meg AIT a lcanykat, kit Szol-
nokon a vasuti kocsiban zsakban varr-
va talaltak. AIT irta, hogy sajat oyer
meket gvilkolta meg es bejelentatte,
hogy van meg mask gyermeke is es
AIT maid k6s6bb teszi el lab al6l, azu-
tan pedik 6nmagat is elpusztitia.
Most a f6kapitanysagra ujabb level
trkezett ugyanazzal az irassal. Ebben
a levelben mar AIT irja, hogy masodik
gyermeket is Gillette lab al6l, nehany
nappal ezel6tt a Dunaba dobta ezek
utan 3 is ongvillos lesz. A level irasan
litszik, hogy elferditett iras, er6sza
kos helyesirasi hibakkal es minden va
l6sziniiseg szerint tanult no kezeirasa.
Az els6 alkalommal a rend6rsegnek
ommifele adata mem volt nevtelen
avel ir6ia fel6l. Most masodik level
,apcsan, amely sz.nt6n Budapestr6l
elt, meginditjak a nyomozast a ket-
zeres gyermekgvilkos anya utaa, ha
Cyan ez a bejclentett ketszeres oyer
lekgyilkossak mem akar a nyomoz6
a0zegek feliltetese lenni
A rend6seg mindenesetrc utana mfz,
hogy az ut6bbi napokban DunAb6l
'lifogtak-e gyermekholttestet Mem
tart iik azonban val0sziniinck, hogy
ezen nyomon raakadjanak a gyilkos
anyara. A nyomozas egyetlen komoly
adata az, hogy az els6 lcvclet is, a
masodik levelct is Budapesten yer
Senyvtceai 70. szamu postahivatalnal
adtak fel Ezen gyenge nvomon
k6nytelen rend6seg elindulni fs ktt
s6ges, hogy valaha IS fcl tudjac de
riteni ezt a rejtelmcs biiniigyet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24

bana ell v nkabb gondohaot eddg hogy
fogadjak sziyesen.
Erdey-va neni osn6 Fla j6sn6re sziksege, for
nljon hozzjn eeg be6ik Magyar Amerikaban Es zo
Nezze kis any Beszelink komolyan Mem lehe dolgot
iay elntezn iryakb6. enyereb6 ehet AIT
.un hogy egyeten ambo J0v6re nezve ko
vonhat een ~rendesen alapJa honapnak
Amvcn ma rendesen oyan honap Essze munkaval mndnk
jov6iet. Pr6balja meg
Tobb leyere a i0v6 heen valaSol Eva neni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24
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Eva neni levelei.
A LEANYGYERMEKEK NEvELESER0L

Vannak eanyok egy pianat alatt megh6ditjak
oban maguk kis fehsr kotfnyeben
hny keves megegyzst tesne utkozben monuk p kesuo
b6nanak vendeg felt E vendeg
konsatalja bjosabb hazasabb jobb modo ent
ohase ato E sokag gondokozk aztn hogy mi az ami ezt
vonz6va hiszen ha is Sepnek mem
Es ra0n assan hogy egszrseg szerenseg de
gkvakeppen termeszes tszeeet parancsolo n6esege
ami megfogja szvet
Bizonyaa anyanak 6ne vagya hogy eanya iyen
gyen Ntzzin hat korU hoeyan M eanygyermeke neyen?
cgyunk aban el6szor azza hogy mi hazassag fogalma
eev szoan Els6 feje XII hogy eany
negfee gonda es hozzaerese no hvatasahoz merp
zonynak S6a hog ha ferhez
akor eseg, mint es gazdazony egyarn megaJa
helyet.
ncvees aapja ehat amint mar meg ruk = megzeret-
eni eanynval meyk eany bodogan gondo
hogy gyser aszony feesegsg lesz egy embernk
at secret ambc6va foga tanulgan mndazt ami
0efgg haztaras vezetese egyedu va6
eadaa n6nek onto hogy nevees kapJon eany
AZ edesanyiat6 amely mnden k0teessegre kterd
10 feesg csak eanyb6 es ak edesanyja eettbol
megerti hoy feleseg 10 ca lez ak anya ko
eeegeet k6zvelenl edesanya6 es ell tanulja 10
eazdasszony csak lesz ak 10 gazdasszony mee no e
10 anya mndenben peda marad leany szemeben
Ellen ehat any oyan asszony amyn asszonynak ara
neven leanyat
Mabaly mnden fel0l ami leanygyermek hazi nevele-
6ne k6rmenyne anyanak azonban gondon ke
IS hogy tortnjfk leanygyermektrt a hazon xviii
Err6 a 6v6 heten ir
Eva neni.
Tanacstalan-IIa szereti k6rimenyek egytbktn is
akamasak ARA hogy komoyan fogakozk ve mines semm ok
log fogadja udvarasat Hvak egyszerkzer va
corara maa is hogy szvesen atjak akkor min
den magt6 megy csodkozzk ha flu meg ere
magabn nyltabban fpjen hszen meglehe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24
A v0R0s KEREszT KTNAI sEGELY,
AKCI0JA

Washington.-Az Amerikai V0r0s
Kereszt kinai segelyakci6ja, melyre
egyel6re 100000 dollart iranyoztak elo,
teljesen ujszerii m6don akarja megol-
dani kinai ehinseget A Voros Ke-
reszt ugyanis sok ezer ehez6 kinainak
ad munkat es a munkaert elelmiszerrel
fizet.
A V0ros Kereszt Shantung tartomany
egyE reszeben vette kezebe az ehez6k
megmenteset. A segelyakci6 vezet6je
John Earl Baker, amerikai mernok, a
XII 6veken keresztiil cit Kinaban es
hosszu id6n at a kinai kormany vasut-
azgatosaganak volt a technikai ia
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22

make arrangements FOR the funeral of
their late brotNer Richard J. Hurley.
Egcythmg in fresh vegetables at
The Checkerline.
THE Easy Road" Paramount pic.
ture tells a fine human story witt e.e-
ments that will appeal toyou, starring
Thomas Meis1an with Lila Lee and
GLADYS George Harte theatre today
The Riders Of King Log Hol
man special in seven reels featuring
Frank sherman Youn like it because
it is a slice OF lie, a glimpse into the
love Of a father for his motherless
child 1t is so human it will draw
smile, sob and sympathy larte
theatre Saturday,
The solt-scented night the liquid
moon and her warm fragrance caught
Aim in their spell Would they forget
duty, honor ANA friendship ia the I'M.
comparable surge OF midsummer
Madness A Paramount picture with
Lois Wilson. Lila Lee Jack Holt and
( Conrad Nagle Opera house Friday
and Saturday
Rally Day will be observed in an
departments Of the Baptist church
school on Sunday Sept 90. There
win be . special service at 9:i5, in
which the primary junior and inter
mediate department unite The pro.
gram will include special music 10y
the primary and junior children; "a
solo by Miss Mabel White and a story
hy Mir ToWart.
The committee for the Sunday
school convention viii have a meeting
at $3.50 tonight in the Second Con
gregational chapel This win be ,
short meeting. Immediately after it
in the same place. Representatives
from the different churches which arr
planning 70 the school of llissions viii
meet to organize Both these meet
ings are impolant and the interested
II ends are asked TO he there and q
como promptly On the hour,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Fresh home pork at the Checker.
line.
Mrs. II. H. Schutts and Mrs. Earl
Marsden are spending The day in
Albany
A Paramount special attraction.
Thomas Meighan in THE Easy Road, ~
Harte 'heate today
"Midsummer Madness" II puts the
spotlight on modern marriage Opera
ncuse Friday and saturday
Plenty of home sausage for Satur
dav Order carly ct The CheckerlIue. q
Order your fish tonight The assert
mont is complete and you viii get it
early Friday CHICKERING'S
Midsummer Madness" the Para
mount super special teaches a salu
taIy lesson to married folks Dom
mss it, 1t Is a truly great picture
Opera house Friday and Saturday.
A special meeting Of the knights
of Columbus viii be held in thei
rooms at SEQ O'Clock this evening t,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22
Was Up 10 Her.

A woman had just been hurt and
carried into the drug store when tie
yirl reporter dashed up. She gathered
ne particulars from one who had
witnessed the accident and then Went
after details. First came the woman'S
rame. She asked several persons ami
then man who had been listening
to her questions said irrltably "uH
you curious women Why dent You
wait until tonight. We can read all
about it in the paper then.
NO YOU can't she returned holly,
mot unless | find out and write it,
Exchange
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22

"Do you subscribe TO the poetic
theory that love IS all in ALP
No" said Mr.. Grmpson And
Furthermore, | believe the valuation
placed on the broken heart in the uv-
erage hreach-of-promise suit is the
raukeSt Kind of proltcering.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22

Ladies Black Suede Strap Pumps with GE or
high Louis and Junior Louis heels, e>GsOeS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22
The Whole Rarnyard.

Mrs. Pester-I see the litthaws lad
to give up their apartment. wonder
why.
Her Husband Keeping domestic
animals in It, | reckon According
TO the neighbors he's iackoSs his
wife's Il cat, his sons Il puppy and
his daughters bird
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22
The Reason Why.

Georgc-You do not call on Miss
Rosebud now2
lack-No, got disguised She has
such coarse laugh.
George never noticed that.
Jacll-You would II you'd been
within hearing when proposed to
her.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22

"There is only one reason ! know
u why II woman doesn't have n say in
everything going
"What is that2"
III she's dumb"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22

Muggins-Dont be too hard on
Sklnnum. He has lots 81 good IN hm.
BugginS--Too bad he doesn't lct
lomc of 1t out
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-22

Ladies' Muslin Gowns, pink
and white, YMo
at ......... SVV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
AR|STOS TOPPLE
STEWART ALL STARS

The Indiana Harbor Aristos contlnu-
ed their winning streak by defeating
the Stewart All Stars from Chicago at
the Harbor ball park last Sunday
The Stewards were outclassed from
start TO finish although they have
reputation of being one Of the fastest
teams in the Interstate League The
game was put on ice in tho first In
ming when Blumenthal OF the Arfstos
got hit which put him on base and
then kroupa, the Arissto catcher. came
through with q home run as per his
form.
The game was full OF thrillers due
to the fact that the All Stars tried
their best to stem the tide of defeat
but were powerless before the terrific
onslaughta Of the Aristo batsmen.
Jerry Galk pitching in his old time
form allowed the visitors only hits
lille not a batter reached hrstbase
after the third inning.
Next Sunday. June Is. 1921. the
Aristos will cross bats with the stron 3
Whiting Elks baseball team at the
Iarbor ball park, this promises to be
me OF the best games Of the season
due to the fact that the two teams are
i evenly uldlChr0 anu as oil a.
| traction the writer understands that
Mayor Schrage Of whiting Will be in
the lineup for the Elks. Game will
start promptly at 100 p. m. Come or
fans let US step out and support the
boys so that We can encourage home
! games.
Score:
Stewards .........oo3 600 oot-s q
| AriStos --.....--. zol WI VEV-o ~
Summaries Two base hits-Mc
| Shane, Blumenthal. Kroupa.. Home
runs-Kroupa. Double play-Keenan
uuassisted Bases on balls-OT Galik
/: off Easily. l. Struck out-By Ca
| Xix. s: by Easily. s.
Batter!es-Galik and Kroupa; Essil!
! and Henderson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
HARVEY POUNDS WHITING
HURLERS FOR A VICTORY

IN tha ninth Jimmy Callahan batted
In a pinch and was walked. Doran
who was next up drove a ball at tho
pitcher who missed 1t and the second
has rnan also missed 1t. tho center
fielder got It but Doran had run off of
first little too far and was put out
In a double but Callahan scored
Bill Lynch was up. Lynch got on
base and Bader was up Bader swung
and was put out on a pop fly. At the
end the score was . to 4. harvey
victory
The Whiting K, OF c. have given
McCarty many g chance to show him
self UP but he can't do Il for he Is
no pitcher and could not even pitch
hay to a team or horses. Let US hope
they keep him out after this Crab.
second baseman. should be taken out
and Doran put in his place Next
Sunday we hope to see Eisenhardt
pitching and Doran on second and
Mccarthy who Is such a good pitcher
and Crab such a good second baseman
on the bench.
(Ercuse my writing in pencil it was
done in a hurry
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

The Whiting OF C.s lost hard
fought game 70 Harvey. Mccarthy
hurled for whiting and Mcnamara
caught. Mccarthy was Knocked all
over the lot right on tho reel. Har-
vey scored two runs. After few
innings Mccarthy was taken out and
Andy Kolchach put in. Harvey scored
one run of or Andy The next inning
whiting SCORE the score at the end %
the firth inning was TO IN Harvey's
favor
The next inning Kolchach was talk
en- out and Blacky Chnds was put in
during the rest Of the game. Harvey
scored only two runs and Whiting
scored three. Blacky held them down
for the rest OF tho game allowing only
a few hits When tho game came TO
the seventh inning Mcnamara Of
Whiting singled Blacky was walked
and Doran who was put in for a pinch
hitter beat out a bunt Three men
now remained on the sack. Mcnamara
and Blacky scored and Doran died on
third In the eighth inning a few
men got on bases but one one scored
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
FORESTERS DOWN
THE WEST ENDS

Before q largs crowd tho Foresters
defeated the West End team Of West
Hammond at tho Columbia park by
tho score OF to Q. The game was
hard fought throughout and only
superb pitching by Hans Ambos in the
pinches saved the game for tho c. o.
f. clan.
The Foresters scored two runs in
the very first inning on hits by
Fleischer and Moll and an error by tho
first baseman. Again Ia the nth In
ming they scored two runs on two
errors and two hits.
The West Ends put over their first
tally In the dfth frame on an error
and a long double BY the pitcher. P
thinner. and added 20 this ono again
in the sixth inning on two clean hits
and an overthrow over second. In the
ninth inning the West Ends threaten
Ltpinski singled over second. but was
nipped on first pitcher to frst base
man. The next man up singled to
right field, but Fleischer, c. 0. r.
second basernan retired the side on g.
great stop OF a hard hit ball which
looked like an easy single.
Lineups:
c. o. F.-Meyer, ID: erunan. G.;
Schultz. RI; Fleischer, 2b; Moll. 3b; Nc
Carthy. IS; Callahan. II: King. CT: AL
bert CT: Ambos D.
West Ends-Mika- 2b; Newman. 2bj
Parker. sh Rusinski e.; r Si1nner.