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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16


power.
It was a hard thing that God
asked Moses 10 do. but He had a
reason. And Moses understands to-
night lie IS satisfied.
II was a hard thing God asked Of
lob; 10 be covered with boils from
head to foot and his Wife said:
Curse God" but did he? No. He
said: Though He slay me yet will l
trust Him"
oh, God had reason, and Job
understands tonight, and dissatisfied.
will admit God asks some
things that are hard but God has a
reason.
II was a hard thing that God
asked OF Paul. To be cursed, beaten
and at last hehoaded, but god had a
reason. Paut understands, and he Is
satiafled.
II was a hard thing that God said
70 his only begotten Son. Son, go
down, be born OF the Virgin Mary,
suffer under Pontius PLATE, be
crucifled, dead and buried"
But ne walked the earth and he
was spit upon, damned. stoned and
called a wine-biber and a glWton.
And they treated him with all the
brutality that hearts inspired by the
devil could do and then they nailed
him on the cross and he cried ut is
finished"
lie burst through the gates into
the city. O, Christ IS risen. Jesus
Christ understood that God had n
reason for this. and he was satisfied.
1t wds a hard thing when God said
TO me: "Go up and down the land
and preach"
VIII Know the Reason.
said: II haven't the learning
would like 70 have but I will do u 4"
have gone for "a years and held
up the bleeding form Of Jesus Christ.
I have gone into the ranks OF sin;
been lied about slandered, black
mailed. framed up. and the whisky
bunch hired black-hearted liars 20
t<g me from one end Of the land 60
the other 10 vomit, puke and spew
out their malicious dictation They
nave threatened my life from the
| Atlantic TO the Pacific; insulted my
wife and children, and when at last.
/ have preached my last sermon,
when they have, built the last taber-
naclo; when the boys have reported
the last sermon; when L have given
the last invitation. and drift out
w.;h the tide and bursAthrough the
gates into that city. and look into
the face OF Jesus Christ walk on
the golden streets hidden behind the
p-uriy gates; the Lord will call an
angel and say Show Bin to his
mansion" and when / so in ana sit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16

y WV why
NeS-al / have said about the
| preachers, ! can say Il about you
and ada 100 per cent. and then
double II ana could not get within
gun shot ~ YOU
II God had fun control OF our
| hands, Il bcseCCh you, 10y the mer-
ICies Of God, he would present your
bodies asilying sacrifice
II God had fun control OF your
hands, how many things you
would let hold OF that you the hold
I ing ON now with "a death like grip
what have you In your hand that
| God wants you TO drop
There are things I'm oar possession
THAT we must let go of or they viii
drag us 20 Hell. How many dol
lars have you rakcd In that helongcH
TO somebody else2 on give YOU
hands TO God and see how quicklH
he will pry open your fingers,
Some people are working so hard
with the muck rake they are go-
ing TO loee the crown that God hal
Stretched above their head,
A friend OF mine started 10 learh
typewritting. His fingers were l!ke
sticks He became 30 proficient
that he can rattle off 120 words a
minute on trial. You let God have
your hands and he viii train the ~
TO DO things with with them thht
will make the aPgles wonder AID
look with jealousy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
These Are Opportunity Ads

Bend. Indiana. sealed bids VIII be re-
Ceived by said Trustee FOR the ptfr-
chase OF school house conrfrurtfor1
bonds OF said school township in tha
aggregate Of $4,000. bearing Interest.
from and after July !. 1921. a. thf
rate OF s per cent per annum from
date and payable senli-annually there
after on the 1st day of January ard
on the LIST day OF July each year
thereafter till paid in full All bonds
viii be made payable at the Amerf-
can Trust Company South Bend. IN
diana Said bonds are being offered
for sale for the purpose Of procuring
funds for constructing tw0-roOu
addition 10 the UIlery school buiIdirE
In District No. 3, Clay Township. s.
Joseph County. State ~ Indiana.
Said bonds shall be issued in de-
nominations OF $1,000 each and sha ii
become due and payable as follows
One bona due and payable on July s A..
1922, and one bond shall become due
and payable on July 1st 81 each sue
ceeding year thereafter until the full
issue be paid the last bond becom-
Ing due and payable on July -. 1888.
said bonds viii be sold for not less
than par and accrued interest az date
OF delivery 20 the successful bidder
and viii be sold 90 the highest and
best bidder for cash. The Trustee
reserves the right 20 reject any and
all bids. This issue has been approved
by the Advisory Board OF said town
ship and By proper resolution adopt
led. Bids are 20 be in sealed envelopes
and addressed 10 Leo r. Van Ness.
Trustee Clay Township, r. r. 8,
South Bend. Indiana
Dated this eth day OF June. 1871.
LEO r. VAN NESS.
Trustee Clay Township.
ST. Josejh County, Ind.
I Vernon r. Helmen, Attorney.
Tr-a T-TA-qT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08


State OF Indiana. County Of ST Joseph.
SS.-Cause No 30 In the 81. Joseph
Superior Court No. >. May term. 1921
Marvin e. Moon vs.. Esther May Hardy.
Earl Ray Hardy, William Rush, Cath
crime Rush, Charles Rush and Charles
Weidler, Trustee. under the viii Of David
&. Rush. on-resident notice No. "a
Be u Known. That the above named
Plaintiff has filed in the office ~ the
Clerk Of said Court his complaint against
said Defendant I'm the above cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that said
Defendants. Esther May Hardy, Earl
Ray Hardy, William Rush, Catherine
Rush and Charles Rush. are not resi-
dents Of the State Of Indiana.
Said Defendants are hereby notified
that said cause will stand for trial on
the 18th day OF July. 1921, the same be
ing the 47th day Of the next term Of said
court 10 commence at the City u South
Bend, on the 4th Monday In Nay, 1921,
on which day said Defendants are re-
quired 10 appear 10 said action.
WILBUR NJ. WARNER. Clerk
BY MARGARET LUNG. Deputy.
Miller Guy, Atty. Tor Plaintiff.
May 24-3t: June Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
Studebaker
Used Cars

We are Offering to the public
one Of the largest stocks OF Used
Cars in the city and have cut
prices that will astonish buyers
We have priced these cars to
move them. There are many
bargains Of slightly used automo-
biles that will give good service
for years. Pay one third fash.
balance monthly. Cars are on
display on Washington Blvd. just
west Of Oliver Hotel. and Stude-
baker Service Station, corner Of
South and Lafayette SITS.
Below we list a few bargains
offered:
STUDEBAKER- That roighty
Big with the wonderful silent
motor. The king Of the road. In
excellent condition. Newly paint
ed $4,000
One-third cash. bal monthly
STUDEBAKER - 1919 Light
Four Sedan, with new wire
wheels. Car is in excellent con-
dition. Newly painted
dltlon- -..........- .SlO5O.OO
One-third cash, bal. monthly.
FRANKLIN - Five passenger
touring car, equipped with good
tires ............... S550.00
One-third cash. bal. monthly.
MITCHELL-Light Six, pass.
touring. Real bargain $3.50 90
One-third cash, bal. monthly.
OVERLANDS-Two 4-cyI., s.
pass. touring cars. Ready TO take
you back and forth from lakes
and country drives. Bargains.
Each ................. S325.00
One-third cash, bal. monthly.
ALLEN-Five pass. four-cyl.
touring. Light economical car.
Observation-Disclosures S25.OO
One-third cash, bal. monthly.
JEFFERY-Four cyl, Spas,
with winter top. Look at bar
gain prices ............. 100000
One-third cash, bal. monthly.
REO-Repainted and new top.
Four cyl. 3 pass. A snap $4,000
One-third cash, bal. monthly.
REO-Six cyl, 5-pass.. in won
derful shape. Just look at the
car and then at the price $4,000
One-third cash, bal monthly.
OVERLAND-192O Light four
cyl. touring. Will sell at sight.
................$475.0O
One-third cash. bal monthly.
BUICK-Lght five-pess. 6-cyl.
touring. In Al condition. VIII
60 quick at price ....... $4,000
One-third cash, bal. monthly.
CASE-Four-cyl. touring. See
this car: in good condition and
will last a good many years PTic-
ed right .........-..... S525.00
One-third cash, bal. monthly.
DODGE SEDAN - Cord tires
and wire wheels. For a quick
sale ............. S92J.OO
One-third cash. bal! monthly.
DODGE. 1921 New touring
car with winter top. Has bump
ers front and rear and cord tires.
Run 1900 miles ........$l450.00
One-third cash. bal. monthly.
You get the benefit Of the re-
cent cut in prices on new cars.
We have priced these cars TO
move them. Statesmen ready 10
demonstrate any time. Plenty OF
lights TO shop at night at our
downtown Used Car Market lot.
located on W. washington Blvd
lust west OF Oliver Hotel Sales
men there until 900 P. VI. open
Sundays.
STUDEBAMER
Used Car Dept.
Cor. South and Lafayette SITS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
BONDS.

Notice is hereby given by the IN
dersigned Trustee OF Clay School
Township, St. Joseph County. State
OF Indiana, that on the 29th day Of
June, 1921, at 2 o'clock p. m. at the
office OF Vernon r. Helmen, attorney.
$50 Farmers Trust Building. south
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
Lost and Found

BLACK SILK BAG-Lost on Wayne st,
between Taylor and Main. Call Main
90.
BLACK Bull DOG-FOund. bob. tail
and white feet. Owner can have same
by paying for his keep. 10 Maggie
court.
BULL PUP-LOst white black and tar,
Return TO Maplelski Art shop. rs =.
Main ST
WATCH-Win person who eft the
witch NJ the Yellow Cab office will
call and identify same and pay for
this 40, he can produce same. Vel
low Cab Co, 80 r. Jefferson blvd.
WRIST WATCH-Ten dollars reward
for return Of wrist watch lost last Sat
urday 10y Mrs. Henry Sherman, COS
Crescent av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
designed has been appointed by the
I Superior Court OF ST. Joseph County.
State of Indiana. Executor OF the Es-
state OF James Ignatius Lennox. late
OF st. Joseph County. Indiana
Said Estate is supposed 10 be sol
vent.
FRANCIS +. LAMBERT.
Executor.
June 9Th. 1921
Lam bert & Hammond.
Attorneys for Estate.
lime 7-I4-11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

FISHING-Good fishing and new boats
at the Blue Boat Landing az Whit
Pond. For boat reservation, call
Bell. Mish. go F. George McCleary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
Circuit Court OF ST. Joseph County.
State OF Indiana. Administrators %
the Estate OF George W. Kuhn, late
OF st. Joseph County deceased.
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent.
MARY KUHN.
Administrators
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08

June 9Th. 1921.
John ". SCHNEIDER
Attorney FOR Estate.
June 7-l4-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale.

Automobiles For Sale. II
BUICK ROADSTER-191O driven 5000
miles perfect condition: > new cord
tires, bumpers front and rear. Special
speedometer, shock absorberE, Rex vim
or top. also summer top. A real bar
gain ar S11JO Franklin Motor Car
Co. 90 T.. Jefferson Blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is herey given that the IN
dersigned has been appointed by the
Superior Court OF s.. Joseph County.
State OF Indiana, Executor OF the
Estate OF Katherine Lips. late Of st.
Joseph County. deceased
Said Estate is supposed 10 be sol
vent
FRANCIS NJ JACKSON.
Executor.
June Ssh. 1921.
Francis NJ. Jackson.
Attorney for Estate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Special to The Chieftain.
Salida, Sept. 1.-THE Salida Com
mercial club is formulating plans for
the dedication OF the Monarch Pass
road. Salida's gateway to the western
slope, and an elaborate program is
boing prepared to be given on Septcm-
ber ~. The road. which was open to
travel since early summer. is consid
cred one of the most excellent cngl-
neerinE feats in this part OF the cpun-
try. In the viewpoint OF the motorist
II is especially attractive. as. althc the
pass is high. the grade is such that
the climb can be made without going
into low gear. The scenery at and near
the summit of the pass is unsurpassed
by any in this section. Tho Commercial
club is anxious to advertise this fact
and Will make formal dedication.
Altho the program is not complete. it
is planned to extend Invitations to
Gov. o. II. Shoup. the state highway
commissioner: and tho secretary OF the
Denver Tourist Ruresu. as well as to
the various officers OF commercial or
Eanizations thruout the state.
special meeting of representative
men of Salida was called ON Thursday Y
evening to discuss a proposed road up
the Ute Trail from Salida to tho gran
to fields at Nelson. For years this
road has been a grcat expense to tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
|SALIDA PLANS DEDICATION
OF MONARCH PASSROAD With
LARGE PROGRAM ARRANGED
City Buys Lots to Build Tourist Building On-Road
Up Ute Trail to Nelson Is
Considered

, county as the road bed lies in the d.
rect path of heavy washouts and tho
county has been called upon to-repsir
the road at least six or seven times
each year. The adviaa bility of making
the road permanent has long been
recognized, but no action had been
taken, until iApw. AT the called meet
ing the business men pledged their
support and with 10000 subscribed by
tho granite companies and $4,000 by
the county, the work viii 'bo started 3t
once. a survey made by the state be-
Ing used.
The city Of Sslids has purchased
lots ON the corner OF Third and +
streets from the odd Fellows lodEc
the property to Nc used Tor the location
of n tourist building. including infor
nation bureau and rest room. \ small
building included In the purchase will
be used temporarily, until other ar
rRnEcmcnts can be made. The prop
erty is ideally located for such pur-
pose being on tho main street and ad
joining the business section.
Tho following births arc recorded In
Salida during tho past week. Mr.. and
Mrs Floyd Campbell. girl. Mr. ano
Mrs v. A Patton. girl. Mr.. and Mrs.
lcnsiz iunikcr twins. boy and girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Blank girl
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
DR|llERS REACH
REAL OIL SAND
Special TO III. chIc,tsin.

Special TO The Chiestsin.
Canon City. Sept ii.-For tn. nr,,
time in the history of tho oil Industry
in Fremont county drill-rs on tho
Tuna oil well six miles cas-, Of Canon
city penetrated the Tronton sand To-
day with n showing Of oil a, n depth
Of 1o-s feet, Tho driii is being sen,
deeper into tho sand.
Tn" Florcnc, oil field has already
b.cn known as s.cpaE. territory and
until today tho real oil rsrd Of tho
Trenton rock has never been reached
In this h.ld. Tho driiiers on tho Tura
well have been working steadily for
several months and tho present depth
Ia said to he record for - prospect
hole IN tho Fremont county nsid. P.o.
pic interested in oil arc watching the
progress OF this we'll with much inter.
c-t for II is the hrst successful rfror,
ever made here to penetrate tho real
source OF tho large body OF scopase
oil known for so long In the Florence
hoid.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
Man TAKES LIFE
NEAR La JUNTA
Believed to Be Foreigner
No Means oi Identi6c alton
Gun By Side
sp,ei,i to rhe chi,,ss i,

La 5u',,s, NJ s.as @i,,pi. BODY o, ;,
! unidentified man about Is s-,rs old
was found Friday morning about two
milc- east OF La Junts and from All
appearances n was suicide victim.
4. chlihcr revolver was found lying
BY his side. and an examination OF IN.
! corpse revealed tho fact that the bull
let had entered his mouth. and conc
out at the top OF tho head. lie had
! evidently destroyed everything thai
nlsht lead TO Identification before tn
] deed vas committed. lie wore a patr
I OF shoes OF foreign make and 'sfvi.
lradins to the conclusion that h. wa
foreigner who had been In this conn,
Try only a short time. lie VA. he
li"vcd To- have been Greek Ths
lnd"rclothing bore th= Initials &C. r.
mo BODY II held at tho La Jur,, Nor.
'uary awaiting possible idon,inca ton.
ms funeral pcr,icc- over the body
OF fcrcst g. jenkins. former service
man. was held SUNDAY afternoon. A
military funeral. In charge or the Nc
Fsriand Post. No 2. American f.ceion
was arranged. Jenkins was rrrrnan
running out OF Pu.blo hut was horn
noir la Junts. aud his relatives r..
s'de mere lilo was n member OF tho
american ESpcdiiionary iurce.. and
~" N'f'N i1NhinA service In France,
ncinS assigned to Advanced Ammuni-
ton Depot. No. I. near general head
quarters. Mt Chaumont.
Juds" Trinhlc came down from ru-
cblo Friday and held y sessitu, of IN.
district court. Four css.a were dis
noSsd o. four criminal cases. tn. de-
'shdanif pleading guilty to the
'harEcs aEainrt them Miguel Rae,
ana JOS flernand"z pleaded guilty to
Iopnins Rocky Ford rtsidcnco. aud
received sentences Of from ~ months
'" TWO years in the pcnitentiary. An.
tonic Lopez pleaded guilty to q chsre~
~ statutory raro aud was. scntcncasi 20
tnrcr 10 hNs years Pstri-n gavpn8
wh" WaE arrested hy N,zh, Narsbat
's'e f"N weeks sso. and who fircd
IrN"lNcr NJ IN" on1rcr. va. given from
,htec 10 nve years. San Francisco
rico who was captured by Mrs May
rierce proprietor or the Jones hotel.
Nnen nc attempted to hurslarizc her
atorr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
BUTTKOVlCH MEN BEAT
COURT OF HONOR NINE

The Rut'kovioh. min. defeated the
Court OF Honor team sunday on the
Elcr grounds BY score Of to o.
The game was fast and kept the
fans on their toes.
Tho But;iovich team seeks game
for next SUNDAY riih some etrong
oUt-of-iovn aEzreEa'ior.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Japan is preparing to build . rv,,
mid for her first emperor. somevhsr.
In tho suburbs Of Tokyo. and for this
purpose a committee ~ pron,,pspt
mon Will collect a stone from every
subject Of the empire. L, is the in,op.
,ion TO make this the hiEhrut strt,c-
'urc In the Far Fast.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
YANkS LOSE ONE
ANO WIN SECOND
Cleveland Wallops St. Louis
Senator. Beat Philadelphia
AMERICAN

New York. Sept. 1.-THE New York
Americans foil back a half game today
dividing double header before wbs;
was officially called tho greatest crowd
that ever filed tho Polo grounds
After Boston won the hrst game, New
York took the second. Bush won his
seventh successive victory In the nrs;
game. karr had TIL. Yankees shut out
in tho second game until the eighth in
ming. when three singles tied tho score.
M-usci followed with his twentieth
home run winning the game.
Ruth WAS walked four times during
the two games.
Police estimated that 10000 persons
tried TO get into the grounds.
Boston .............eno 600 100 cHr-5 :
New York ...........ioo CO. COL :
Rattcrics-Bu.h and Ruci. Hoyt and
SchAnE.
Second game:
s"s'on .....s.....s.....so GO pNo-l
N~w YORK .s.-..........s.e .e'sl oe1 os'-5
Summary Home runs Collins.
N"usci Stolen base H.nosky. Sscri-
rcr hit: roctirpsuEh. Ward 2, Collin.
Double plays; Ward. PockinpsuEh.
Pipp. Bases on balls: Piorcy. .. Ehsw-
kcy. .: Chsw. !. Inning. pitched:
ri-rcy. :: shavkcy. .. Struck out.
shsvkcy. :. Karr. 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Jara. the stronger, bank IN Cone.
jos county and one OF the strong
est financial institutions in the
san Luis valley
Mr. Epstrsn has sold out his in
terests IN tho First National bank
TO T. l.. Calkins formerly superir-
tendcnt OF schools at this plac.
who becomes managing vice prcsi-
dent.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Summary-Stolen bases: Pannunzio.
2). Mishmash. Campbell Three bas SO
hit; kurtz. Double plays: EberlinS to
Prosscn; Badovinac to Mishmash to
Prosscn. Left on base: w NJ, S; shops,
2. Home runs; Schupp. Ellis. Hit by
pitched ball: Pannunzio. Massr. Sacri-
Ncc hits: Nasal Pannunzo. Mishmash.
struck out: BY EberlinE. 2: Rosenda hi,
\. Bases on balls. BY EbcrlinE, 2;
Rosendi-hl .. Timo II game: / hour IS
minutes. Umpire Moreau.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

First ssme-At Memphis. A. Little
Rock. q.
Second esme-Memrhis. 4. Little
Rock. 1.
At Nashville. 10. Atlanta. o.
At New orleans \ Birmingham. s.
At ChattanouEa y Mobile. 5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TWO BANKS AT LA lara
MERGE INTO SINGLE ONE
Special TO The chi.t,sin.

Special TO Tho Chieftsin.
La lara. Colo. sept. il.-Saul
Epsteen. managing vice president
of the First National Bank OF Ia
Jsra, has just announced the
closing Of a deal whereby tho First
National takes over tho Concjos
County State bank of this place.
This merger makes the First Ma
uonal. now the only bank in La
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
:: Al Teledc. o.

Indianapolis. :: Al Toledo. o.
Kansas city. .. AT Minneapolis. &.
First Gsme-Louisvilic. /. At Col
umhus, T.
Second samc-Louisvillc. q: COL
umbus. 2.
First ramc-Milwaukc.. .. At st,
Paul, 5.
Second samc-Milwaukee. J. ST.
Paul. 4.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
WESTERN LEAGUE

First game-oklahoma City. 2: At
Wichita, s.
Second Eame-oklahoma City. 3;
Wichita, /.
First Eamc-omahs. 4. At Des
Moinos, 5.
Second game-omsha. 10; Dcs
Moincs. 6.
First game St. Joseph, 8. At
Sioux City. 10.
Second samc-st. Joseph. "a; Sioux
City. /; tsevcn innings)
First gamc-Tulsss. s. AT Joplin, l..
second Esmc-Tulss. 5, Joplin. S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Work at the Ner.No- ;h.e well viii,
Drillsr Do',erer. who bs. h.ep y,.,,-
ms his people In Pennsylvari. viii rs
furn about September IL and tn. port
win proceed Immediately upon his 70.
turn. now cable Ia needed and c,il,
be on tho ground soon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
ARBUCkLE BOOKED
FOR MURDER; JAILED
Continued from psso Ore,

continued from psso ore,
trucuons no was acting, declined
In discuss tho case
Arbucklr - an occupau, Of coil -
=. on the tier they call felony row \,
INC saw Frsnrirro hail Of Justice A..
.o,''nS To prison attendants he did
not sleep soundly during las, night
'rd retired cariy tonight
Arhucklc according 10 priso, ,,,,b,-.
itos' stated today that he ~ tbr,t
With lipuor.
I'm thru with booze Forever. n. 4.
declared TO have said
lhe coil occupied by Arbuckia I.
msoe ny OF solid tte-l Tvaus and m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
CINCINNATI BEATS
P|TTSBURG 4 TO |
New York Takes Brooklyn
Into Camp; St. Louis
Defeats Cubs
NATIONAL

Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept ii.-Marqunrd
Kept TittsburEs hits scattered and
banked them until the ninth Inning,
Cincinnati winning.
impure Brennan was nit OIL the
arm hy Hamilton trying quick re-
turn" delivery and was badly hurt.
PittsburE ..................eoo 600 900 ooi-i
Summsry-Tvo base hits: Fonseca.
Three baI~e hit: Msranviilc stolen
basc: Carey. BiEhee. Sacrifice. Fon-
zcca. Robertson. Double plays. fiar-
grave, Dsubcri. Groh. Bohne. Dauber;.
Bascr on balls: Hamilton. 4. Mar
guard. :. Innings pitched. Hamilton.
.: Carlson. l. Struck out: Marauard
5. Losing pitcher: Hamilton.
NEW YORK. IL. BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn. y. Y. Sept. II. 80 Tho
Giants bounced twenty hits on four
Brooklyn yGchcrs and won todsy'r
game. Twcnty-,wo runners vcro left
on bases.
New York ..............,2.i o0S co.o-ii
Brooklyn .................cos COS coo 600 :
summary Two base hits: Burns
Snyder. Toncy. Sacrifice: Bancroft.
Frisch, :: Douglas, :. Double plays.
Olson. Janvrin. schmsnd, Bascv on
balls: on Douglas. :: Mitchell. ::
Miljus. :. Tonsy. :. Innings pitched.
DouElaf. :: roncy. Z: Mitchell. 1.
Milju,. L.. Smith .s-5. schupp. ..
struck out: Douglas, /. Toncy. !.
Mitchell. I. MiiJus. ?.
ST. LOUIS 10. CHICAGO 5
Chicago. HI. Sept. 1.-THE st Louis
Cardinals Won their final game Of the
year with the Cubs. giving thcm four
teen out OF twenty-five gamcr for their
season rocord against Chicago. Score:
st. Louis .........iio 900 Oslo is 4
Chicago 90" oio oto-s I
Batteries - Sherdel. Doak and Glenn
ons; York. Jones. Ponder. Chcevcs
and o'Farrcli. Daily.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

GAMES ToDAT
Boston a. rittshur r,,.