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, 1921-10-08
KANSAS FURNISHED TWIRLER
Who TURNED THE YANkS BACK

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-If the rest
Of the country to the aid Of
the Giants rs well as has Circle
Vile. jackson county. Kan, the Ma
tlonni ieaguers today are firmly con-
WINGED they will he the baseball
champions Of the universe for 1921.
CirclevilIe is n long way from the
Polo grounds. 461.9 miles, to be ex
acf-but II not only furnished n win
ming world series pitcher for Man.
sger McGraw's team In Jess Barnes.
IL sent two others Of ITS scant 200
ndd population. Mrs. Jess Barnes
and the pitchers father. Luther
Barnes for moral support
Father and wife arrived yesterday
Just In time to see Jess take up the
pitching burden In the third inning
with n four-run disadvantage and
hold the Yankees TO four scattered
hits In the remainder Of tho con.
test. while his teammates came from
behind by pounding the ball and won
the game.
"All I want now Is another crack
at the Yankees" said the tall.
frecklcd righthander. "They all
looked alike to me. Yes. I pitched
TO Babe Ruth. When i walked him
in the eighth 1 pitched to him but
, 1921-10-08
COWBOYS MEET
TIGERS TODAY
Game at Laramie Holds In
terest here; Denver-Mines
Game Scheduled.

DENVER. Oct. s-Four Rocky
Mountain conference teams OF the
gridiron were prtmed for struggle to-
day IN two James which are expected
TO furnish strong Indications OF the
outcome OF the utulnr ncc-
Interest was keen here in the game
between Denver university and the
Colorado School Of Mines. Up In Lar
annie the University OF Wyoming will
,angie with Colorado college.
unhampered by early season In
juries. each squad will enter today's
contests in top form. Last Saturday
ID. U. won its first game from Kan
sas normal OF Hays. and Colorado col
iege walked off with Grand Island
tNeb) college. Wyoming pulled n sur
prise. holding the champion Colorado
Aggies to n tie. Today's game will be
the miners initial appearance OF the
season.
, 1921-10-08
|NTERsECT|0NAL
PLAY SCHEDULED
Harvard Plays Indiana, Yale
Meets North Carolina and
Other Elevens Clash.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Three inter.
sectional games lent interest to tho
football schedules OF eastern colleges
today.
Indiana. which last year carried dis
may into the campo of her rivals. APP
peared in Cambridge 10 battle against
Harvard; Yale FLASHED with North
Carolina at New Haven and Penn
State entertained North Carolina
State. Hnrvard's followers OF the
Crimson have reason for apprehension
over the fast and crafty attack of the
Hoosiers.
North Carolina did not, seriously
threaten to cause Yale undue alarm
but North Carolina state was consid-
cred as a foeman worthy the steel OF
Penn State.
Princeton was to meet Colgate: Army
had n do~ubleheader with Mlddlebury
arc Lebanon Valley and Navy met
Western Reserve.
, 1921-10-08

doctor ordered him not to play today
and there was some question whether
he would appear again the series.
Il have not heard anything about
Ruth's condition. said Manager Mill
er Huggtns OF the Yankees. ut noon.
but II he Is In any condition to play.
! know he will make the effort
Ruth's elbow became infected while
sliding and a muscle In his left leg
which he tore over n week ago. causes
him 10 limp painfully when walking.
His physician thinks n day or two
Of rest will enable the slugger to get
back into the game.
The absence of Ruth saused gloom
in the Yankee ranks. Fewrter was
ready TO step into Ruth's shoes in left
and while a light sticker. is n fielder
1f no mean ability. II necessary Hug
gins could move Bob Meusei into ief;
and put Bobby Roth In rishtfield.
Ovorhangiug clouds tina filled the
sky at noon threatened constantly to
wash today's game clear off the SEIZED
ule. PcstDonement would be a blessing
to h Yankees as II would enable
Ruth TO make n recovery sufficient to
bring him back In the lineup and also
give Cary Mays another days rest.
The Giants say they are determined
to complete the massacre of the Yam
kees-Iiuth or no Ruth.
We have started chirped Frankie
Frisch. the Giants third aacker. yes
terday. and all the boys feel they can
run the series off in a hurry
"Shufflin' Phil Douglas. with his
mean breaking spitball. said he was
Just rarin' TO CO. Douglas thinks he
has learned all the batting weaknesses
OF the Yanks and says he will make
them jump through the hoop II Nc
Graw calls upon him today.
Just ono OF those defeats tina come
to every Club remarked Mike Nc
Naliy, who guards the Yankees third
base. talking OF the spill the American
lcaguors took yesterday. Cleveland
beat us 10 TO ! one day last July but
we hoped them the next day TO the
tune OF IL to 2. Don't sing any dirges
over this club. for the Yankees re.
act quickly from defeat"
Talk in the Yankees clubhouse to
day was that Harry Harper. the port
side finger from Hackensack. N. j..
would be there today trying to take
the rampant Giants.
There was n large crowd on hand
when the Yanks in their home uni
forms am on the field for batting
practice.
, 1921-10-08
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, 1921-10-08

kee fans from Manager Miller Hug
gins
McGraw declared yesterdays VIC
tory, had renewed the confidence Of
his players who, he said. made up a
fighting ball club.
Il am certain now than ever
that tho Giants will win the SERIES"
he said "IIl probably pitch Doug
las."
Asked II The defeat discouraged
him. Manager Higgins laughed and
said why should 1 be disccurarr'
with the odd game tucked away and
two pitchers who have conc,usivey
proved that they could stop the
Giants. to call upon?"
Higgins declined to his
pitcher definitely for today's game,
saying he wanted to think 1t over
and study the situation.
81 have both Harper and Mays
available and / may not decide until
game time which I will use" he
said
, 1921-10-08
World Results Hill TTr Tn1U1uuU0 - ~- T-""
---~M~1 AI0A Va NJ ONluVOI vLVO III WME
First IN NeUs
Of All Euents
oURTH BATTLE OF WORLDS sERIEs IS POSTPONED: r
P~ostponement to Benefit
Yankees With Return
to Line Up of Babe
Ruth, Out Today

POLO NEW
YORK. Oct. S.-Rain caused
the postponement today of
the fourth game of the
worlds series between the
Giants and the Yankees. It
was raining hard at : O'Clock when
the umpires came upon the field and
Umpire Chill announced that the
game was postponed until tomorrow.
Postponement was of material bene-
III TO the Yankees because Il had
been previously announced hat Babe
Ruth would be unable TO play today
on OF an infected arm. The
Yankees will be the home club to-
morrow. There were about 20. o PEG
pie on hand when the game was
called
, 1921-10-08
Cheaper to More
Than Pay Rent

CONRAD. Mont. Oct. SITS
cheaper to move han pay rent" IL
said TO be a aiognn favored by many
city apartment d~wellers. nj the
Great Northern railway has improved
II by holding that It is cheaper to
move n house crosscountry than to
look for another or build one. The
railway recently jacekd up "A house
near Vaughn and transplanted IL CO
miles to Conrnd by means OF a gas
tractor. The operation being
,ui. IT is now planned to move an.
other n distance OF IS miles.
, 1921-10-08


Manager McGraw intimated he
would SEN "Shuff1in" Phil Douglas,
the spitballer. I o tho mound In an Of
fort to hold the Yankee siuggcrs while
his men march TO their second victory.
Phil hurled a great game in the open
ing contest against Mays but the un'
derhandod finsar was crsftter.
Harry Harper, tho Hackensack. N,
J., hurler, who makcs up Huggins'
portsldo mound staff. Ia most likely &c
oppose Phil. and II the Jerscyite Is In
form, the fourth game OF tho series
may develop another pitchers battle
An the dope issued previous to the
mAterialized, but II turned out they
said Yankees and VIC versa They
predicted the Ciants would show the
greatest dash. speed and resourceful
nnss. while tho Yankees would win
their games by horsehide mauling. In
the In two gaxnes h Yankees won
By dash and resourcefulncss and in
the third. the Giants punched their
way to triumph
arm - n result of his basestealing in
l60 E0bAAa kAAI1f LaL6 LAua4 l1aJ W
compslled to watch tho fourth contest
from tho bench Wilson Chick Few.
stsr viii take his place In tho event
that Babe Is unable to play. Ruth.
who ndll lacks a series homcrun. may
sst q chance to pinch hit. however.
II tho occasion warmth
Ny Greatest desire right now" said
the BaDe. els tn crown my worlds Sc
- Ia A---- - =
gtands. I'd die eaay II 1 could do IT"
Yesterday's game as a result of In
effective pitching of tho ycnkee
twiriers. Shawkey. Quinn nj Con,us.
saw u number. OF worlds series rec
ords snashed to smithcreens- Those
eight hits in the seventh inning made
ono record. b eight runs another, and
tho IL men who battcd still another.
Pop Young's two hits In the seventh
inning. one n doubie and h other a
triple. also made history. Tho time
required to play tho nine innings
= hours and 40 minutes, added n few
lines to b records
Twenty hits for one team in one
game never were recorded before in a
worlds ssries- Burns garnercd four
OF them, three singien and a triple and
Snyder got four Eingies. Kelly and
Pitcher Toncy wero the only two
Giants who failed to nnec at least
once
George Burns great run and cap
urc of Quinn's drive toward the CEN
terfield bleacher wall, viii 60 down
IN baseball history as one of the great
est piayB of the game 1t will be
mentioned along with Aaron Wards
leaping one-hnnded catch OF Rawlings
liner toward right in h second.
which enabled tho Yankee keystone
, 1921-10-08
CONFERENCE
SOUNDS READY FOR BIC
GRID|ROh GAMES TODAY

CHICAGO. Oct s.-western con
ference football enthusiasts today were
ready for several important contests
but only two Of them affected the
championship race
Minnesota received Its first test of
the seaso with Northwestern at
Minneapolis
Purdue. defeated a week by Wa
bash college. IN outsider. met Chica-
30 here
The game was The last for the Chi
caso Maroons before going s to
meet Princeton next Saturday being
an open date I'm Chicago's schedule
, 1921-10-08
FIGHT TODAY FOR EVEN CHANCE IN SERIES
MADE RECORD FRIDAY ON 20 HITS IN A Title PLAY

disappointing but Big Fred had n
tough break and probably will get an
other chance Jess Barnes. who re-
iieved him, pitched a masterful game
and as a result McGraw believes he
a the series won.
Remember how Douglas pitched IN
the first game. and hdv s.ehf worked
In tho second and then count Barnes"
said h Giant leader. II expect to
win with all three OF them again and
] believe Toney is good, despite that
third inning yesterday. 1t appears
that h Yankees have only Mays and
Hoyt and / believe we viii beat them
In their next Appearances"
Today being a half holiday for bus
mess people in New York. n record
crowd was expected to pack the Polo
grounds
, 1921-10-08
Ruth Suffers
Abscess, Unable
To Play Today

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Babe Ruth
announced today that he would not
play In this afternoons game
AGAINST the Giants on account Of m
abscess on his left arm. He car
RED his arm In q sling.
Tho homerun king made the an
dcunccmeut after q visit to his
physician. Rufii's friends expressed
the opinion that his playing In any
further games Of the series was
problematica1.
, 1921-10-08
Goshen County Fair
A Association Boosts
Its Capital Stock

ToRRINGToN. wyo.. Oct. s.-An
Increase OF the capital stock or the
Goshen County Fair association from
$4,000 to 10000 was authorized at n
special meeting CT the stockholders
held In preparation for next years an.
nual event here. T. C. Powers wa
elected president OF the organization
for the coming year and II Yoder.
vice president. The directorate also
Includes Leo Root. Fred Bryant and
Boyd Reed.
, 1921-10-08
WOOL BRINGS Is CENTS.

DOUGLAS. wyo.. Oct. s.-Seventy-
I'VE thousand pounds of the wool clip
OF Morton and JENNIE brought is cents
a pound when sold TO n Chicago pur-
chaser this week. Other large clips
sold were those Of J. w. Phillamy and
Archie PiciSleseimer Mt about the same
prices.
, 1921-10-08
VETERAN TO Be NAME
OF NEW GOSHEN TOWN

ToRRINGToN. wyo.. Oct. s.-The
township on the Cherry Creek branch
Of the North Platte irrigation project
will be christened Veteran IL a
undertaken by the numer-
ous ex-service men who have taken
mp land in that district is successful.
TOWNSHIP will be one OF the new
towns on the Union Pacific extension
into Goshen county.
, 1921-10-08
IDEAL GRID

IOWA CITY. Iowa. oct. s.-crisp.
Ideal football weather prevailed today
for the Notre Dame-Iowa football
game today.
, 1921-10-08
BABE MISSING FROM YANK Lineup
STAGE IS SET FOR FOURTH CAME.

POLO GROUNDS NEW YORK, Oct; s.-(By The Asso-
Grated Press Ruth was among the missing when the
Yankees gathered at their clubhouse today to make ready
for their battle with the Giants in the fourth engagement of
the worlds series. The home run king was up all night with
an abscess ON his arm which his physician had lanced. His
, 1921-10-08

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, 1921-10-08
All Dope Issued by So-CaIed Experts Holds Good
But Works Out Along Opposite Lines; Friday
Contest Replete With Baseball Sensations

NEW YORK, Oct s;-Their batting sights clear and set
for sharpshooing, the New York Giants were determined to-
day to lombard the Yankee twirling selection and gain an
even footing in the worlds series. They hammered four Yam
kee pitchers for a worlds series record of 20 hits Yesterday
and won the third game, 10 to s, after dropping the first two
, 1921-10-08

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the ball didn't quite cut the cor
ners."
Barnes famed Ruth In the fifth.
, 1921-10-08

sacker to double Emil Meusel off first
and pull Bob shawkey out OF a deep
dark hole.
Toney's shosvine for the Giants was
, 1921-10-08

Democratic state central committee to
b. held here October IL. -.All inter
csted IN h success" Of the party are
also invited to attend.
Discussion Of candidates for the
next state and congregational cleo
tons Is expected to come before the
meeting
Highest prices paid for diamonds.
old gold and silver. H.. B. Kline
jewelcr. on Exchange building.
s-is-ti
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY


In the matter of the estate OF
Dora Lasa, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday. the Sd day OF November.
1921, at the hour OF 10 O'clock am.
of said day. at the door OF the Court
House. of said court. in the city of
Winnemucca. Humboldt County, Ne
Yada. the undersigned Administrative
Of said estate, will sell, at private
sale, all of the right. title and in
terest Of the said estate. Of in and
TO the following personal property,
10 wit:
.lst.-one Lot OF Cattle:
Said cattle consist OF 100 head
more or less. are mostly branded
ID. L. under quarter circle on
the left hip. mostly earmarked by
eouare crop Off from one ear and
an under and upper slope on other
ear, being the cattle belonging TO
said deceased at the time of his
death. and their increase. The cat
tie to be sold range In the northern
part OF said Humboldt County, and
some In .Malheur County, Oregon,
and are all of the cattle in said
brand, except cows and calves. at
or near the residence OF the family
NJ deceased, and the latter cows
and calves are not included in the lot
Of cattle TO be sold.
2nd-One lot OF horses, running
on the public range in said Humboldt
and Malheur Counties. mostly
branded. by said brand. and consist
Of $50 head more or less, but the two
horses OF said family. are not in
cluded in the horses to be sold.
3rd.-One lot OF about 700 head.
more or less, OF yearling sheep. now
in said Malheur County. branded and
ear marked as above stated as to
aid cattle.
eth One lot OF ewes. mostly
branded and ear marked as above.
sonsisting Of $500 head more or less.
being now in said Humboldt County,
N the vicinity OF McDermitt.
5th.-One lot of lambs mostly
branded and earmarked as above
stated. also running and ranging
with said ewes. and which lambs con-
sist OF 1900 head more or less.
Bids will be received for each lot,
separately. or for two or more lots
together. and also. bids will be re
ccived for all said fve lots. and
such bids may be in lump sum.
or so much for each OF said ewes or
lambs.
All bids must be accompanied b,
. cash deposit IN the First National
Bank OF Wlnnemucca. Nevada,
amounting to At least % per cent Of
the amount bid. Each and all bids.
to be given. or addressed To Mary
i.asa. in care OF VIM. 3 Bonnineld.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25
EAGLE MEETING DATES

Regular meetings OF Winnemucca
Asrfe No. 4s7. Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, are held on the fourth Mon.
day evening OF each month in Win
nsva hall. Visiting Eagles are cor
daily invited to attend all sessions.
A. A. WENDELL, w. p.
e r. SMITH. Secv Ad,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Thomas G. Wiley. who is member of
your committee to-day.
81 am opposed to the idea Of censor
ship. and it is not new position on
my part, expressed as matter of po-
litical expediency. I think your indus
try must be we'll aware Of my attitude
with reference to censorship, but am
very happy to again meet the repre-
sentatives of the industry and to re-
affirm my stand on this important mat
ter We have enough laws, if we only
make use of them.
Ample Authority With City
In stating his reasons for his long
opposition to the censorship of pictures 3
within the City of New York Nj. Cur
ran said he believed that ample author
ity is now vested in the Mayors city
departments, working in conjunction n
with the industry itself, through its
own National Board of Censorship, for
the presentation of clean and whole
some pictures.
The committee representing the pic
ture interests consisted of Arthur
James, editor of '"rhe Moving Picture
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

World" chairman; Samuel .. Palmer,
representing the Famous Players-La sky
Corporation; Leslie Mason, represent
ing the Associated First National Pic
tures, Inc; Thomas G. Wiley, of the
Photo Reproduction Company; s. H.
Somers, of United Artists, and Paul
Gulick, OF the Industrial Film Manu-
featuring Company.
Mr.. James extended an invitation to
Mr.. Curran to be the guest of the or
ganization at luncheon at the Hotel
Brevoort a week from tot day.
Curran to Address Women
Mr.. Curran and Vincent Gilroy,
coalition nominee for President of the
Board of Aldermen will speak to-day
at meeting of the Harding and Cool
idge Club, of which Mrs. Peter Fucker
is president. at the 7th Assembly Dis
triet Republican Club. 222s Broadway:
at o'clock. The Harding and Cool
idge Club will open campaign rooms at
Broadway and Eishty-second Street.
Meetings will be held every afternoon
and evening, at which addresses will
be delivered by various speakers inter
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

The Encyclopedias Britannica,
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Please send me your booklet showing
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