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The Lamar register., 1922-08-16
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of th' Interior n,,.

Department OF IN" Interior
II s, Land office nt Lamar. Colorau"'
July s. 1929. .t,s, william
Notice is hereby siNen ma 80 ..Ts.'
Fl re- = an on March so. 1918. made Home
stead Wn Entry. No O25si5. for west Ss sonib hffi
IW ~ % 49, sth Principal Meridian.
has hangT filed notice OF intention to MAKE ni,ss
IsI5 Final Three-year Proof TO fSdd esedDIsl bel
claim to the land a5oys ". tinted states
tore, iny d,stae at Lamar. Colorado. on the
I'm day Of September. 1922
Claimant names as witnsessesS,ia ssss,a John
Giles H Strong o. trrdiiiy ali Of
w Delphenich. Cec'' iioi''-'
Lamar, Colorado; .,-zpr pazister.
First I5nh PIe'' SSs sSsy Is. =, 1929.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16

Auxiliary OF the
American Legion
Born In Washing
ton, ID. C., Mrs
Neely later moved
to the state of
Washington where
she has been
active In club
work OF Spokane
and the entire
state. She is. In
addition to being
president OF the
state Legion aux
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION

Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Prowsrs
County. Colorado. will sit as Board
OF Equalization for the adjustment and
equalization OF the assessment among
the several tax payers Of Prowers
County. at the Court House in the City
of Lamar. Tuesday, the 5th day of Sep
tember a d. 1922. and will continue In
session for not less than three nor more
than ten consecutive days.
WITNESS my hand and official seal
this 18th day OF August. a. d. 1929.
JNO. W. PROVERBS,
County Clerk.
First Pub. Aus. 1e. 1922.
Last Pub. Aug. 30. 1922.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16

biologists Of this
country, and an
International hg-
ure in wOmen's
organizations. has
been chosen pres
ident OF the Won
ems Auxiliary Of
the American lie
gion for the depart.
meat of Virginia.
She has been
called four times
to serve as a spe-
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

U. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colorado.
July IL. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Harry NJ.
Conwell. OF Lamar. Colorado. Route "A.
who, on February 10. 1921. made Ad-
itional Stock-raising Homestead Entry.
No. 027384 for EkSWA and SEh
Section 33. Township IS s.. Range 4s W.
6th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make Final Threeyear
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before The Register of
the United States Land Office. at Lamar.
Colorado. on the i4th day of September.
1892.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Charles Johnson, r. W. Piper. Earl
Hiil cslyin Hill. all of Lamar. Colorado.
Route "A"
A L. BEAVERS. Register.
First Pub. July -. 1872.
Last Pub. Aug. ss. 1929.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Lamar. Colorado, August 2. 1922.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session. Present. II. +.
Decker, Chairman; A. r. knuckey and
Ray McGrath. County Commissioners
W. B. Gordon. County Attorney: and
Curtis II. Gentry. Deputy County Clerk.
Upon motion the following claims
were allowed in full and warrants or
dered drawn for same:
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16
MONEY TO LOAN

We are now able to take care of
your farm loans. Drop in and see us.
Taylor & Frick, Eli W. Gregg, Mgr.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16

Rubber stamps; daters; seals; brass
and enameled door signs; prices right.
Call afternoons. C. A. Hansen, 112h
South Main.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16
ACTIVE IN VIRGINIA LEGlOk
Figure, Is Chosen President Of
Women's Auxiliary.

Kate Waller Barrett, Alexandria,
Va, one Of the foremost women So
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16

LOST-Orc white Chester White Sow,
weight 150 pounds. Finder Call The
Register Office. Liberal Reward.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16
BUSY FOR THE LEGION CAUSE
Head Of Washington Womsn's Aur-
Hilary Says Workers Will Not
Be Found Wanting.

Mrs. John X. Neely has been chosen
head of the Washington State Women's
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16

/. Curtis H. Gentry. Deputy County
Clerk and Recorder In and for said
County In the State aforesaid, do here
by certify that the foregoing Is a full.
true and correct abstract of the pro-
ceedinss of the Board of County Com
missioners in said County as relate to
the allowance OF bills. letting OF con-
tracts and the granting of rebate Of
taxes or assessments the same ap-
pears upon the records in my office.
Given under my hand. and official
seal this End day OF August. a. ID. 1922.
CURTIS IL. GENTRY.
Deputy County Clerk.
(SEAL).
The Lamar register., 1922-08-16
Road F'And.

sundays Garage, repairs ..-.........s755 90 |
NJ. L. Dew ala, grading and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
OIL STOCKS CONTINUE
CURB MARKET FEATURE
Ohio Company Movement
shows Stock Dividend Has
Been Discounted.
INF Assoclatcd rrcss !

NEW YORK. oct. 18Th. ac.jo,
': OH" OIL In Tho Standard OIL
group on the curb cXcnaug. ,ndav
irrniSh"d further cv!d"uc. thai stool,
cIV!drhds ana special Distribution
"'H oe"n fu!iy discouutc ht adj
'hn'es aread! recorded The an
h""Acrn'"ni o: tn" dividend on that
St3eN instead Of bringing in an out
SD demand was responded To with
m"deTat" selling on which ii ou.nc,l
""wn ihrc" points at 49,. ana sus.
tanned " further loss 10 3a3 in tn,
early trading. Many OF the stocks
o.! Reduced par value taxing the
place nj 800 par issues were tradcu
IN, but these stocks were generally,
in moderate supply. although most
II the selling came from specula-
I'VE following desiring to take
profits
Vacuum oil new stock was traded
N at - 12 To 50. showing an ar
ni;ragc profit in selling the ola
st"ch and buying thcse shares. the
present stock OF $500 par being
traded in at 5'5 to 555. New York
i"ii shares We're traded in at 57l
/" $50. during the forenoon. ana
the new shares when issued sold n,
~ 81 To As 5-s. Standard Oil Of New
Jersey new shares were traded IL,
at 10 TO il7.S Standard OH Of
ihdihna, in which tho vulun. OF
business was larger. sold at FPS to
:" Us independent OIL stocks came
.ht" greater prominence. special in
tcfest being attached 10 southern
states oil. which rose from 10 To
70. Mammoh oil was steady. with
sales at IL TO 80 IL. Gulf OH ranged
from 60 Ia Ia "a IS
y feature OF the industrial grou,,
m"s the pressure against National
hiScu!t new stock when issued.
which started at 81 3-S and af,ci
declining to "a is, broke to 50. hl,
quickly rallied to above a. TRAD
ing in this stock was governed al
most wholly by the movement in
present issues on the New Yor,
stock EXCHANGE. Gillette safety
razor continued In demand and was
traded in at 2G5 10 2G2 HAYES
Wheel was In increased d.mnnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
AX-EXENPT LIBERTY
BONDS At NEW RECORD
Three and Onc.IIalf Per Cent
Issue Goes to
l03.02.

Nt:W YORK. Nei ls Heavy buy
inE 90: Liberty . LIS, which y ere car
Ti"d 10 lO3.c2. new high record.
was tho outstanding f-htur" ia to-
days bond dealings
rhe Laying OF LES. an entirely
t"N-"N"mp; issue. apparrn,ly wac cr.
tie part az large interests ~ lDar2
they w"r" ls# above last night =
clos" but they dropu,d later to lo2.
othcr United States government
issues were higher in carly dealings.
but showed irregular changes a, tn.
close. Tho third Its showed a net
rdin Of !" cents, ana tho four 4I-4s
and uncalicd Victory 1875. { each.
while tho second fours sold OF 20
cents and the other issues from to
d cents
The sharpcs, break in foreign
bonds came in tho Prague 7l-es.
witch sold of 2i-e roimts wbIi.,
losses 81 to l2 took pIaC. IN
Mexican Government .5s raris-i.yons.
Mediterranean SIS. Cuba Republic IS
OF iai, and Brazil IS
In the rail group losses Of :, poirt
or more We're quite common, anon.
the more prominent hciug Atlantic
Coast Line iirst Is. Buffalo. Eoches-
ter and Pittsburgh 4l-2s. Kansas
CITY southern Rcfunding 5s, Canadian
d'iHt l''btllNGtS IS. Central Pacific
Guaranteed Is. Atchisom General "a
ana Adjustment As (stampcd). Sea
board Air Line Cuusol dated les and
Adjustment 5s. Texas ana Pacific
irsts baltimore and Ohio convrrtiblc
is and first Is. The few outstnnd-
ing exceptions to the downward
trend were New York Central Debcn-
ture Gs, New Orleans. Texas and
Mexico 5s and Manhattan Elevated
As, up to II i-2 points
some Of the weak spots in the do
mcstic list were Cuba Cane SIS. Mar.
land Oil LES. Wilson Company con
Ncrtiblc Us. American Water Works
Gs and Hoffman Machine bs.
Total sales. par value. were sl7.-
100000
The principal Offering today was n
SiioOOoOO issue Of first lien and uni-
irinG mortgage 3 per cent gold bonds
of the Consumers Power Company.
due November |. 1852 These were
offered AT % i-2. 10 yield more than
IL per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
GERMAN MARKS SELL
At 8 CENTS A HUNDRED
Icu,on Money Reaches New
Low Figure at New
York.
ALL steel SHARES DECLINE
Corn Products scores Good Gain on
Wall Street t.Ussip of Coming Stoci.
Dividend, Which, However. FnIlS
al Confirmation.
nv AssocIatcd rross


NEW YORK. oct. l1.--Strcngt o.!
Liberty bonds. doclin" OF German
marks TO 3 cents a hundred. new
low record. ana a highly confused
movement OF stock prices were the
outstanding Developments In toIay's
financial markets.
\ number OF stocks. such ms Corn
Products. American Can. Manhattan
Shirt and Burns Brothers Il wcrc
pushed up FOR sizablc gains while
others. l.k. PaciNc OH. Republic
steel. Dawson Chemical and S,udc-
baker were under heavy pressure.
D"ncit Held HrpubIir steel
The third quarter deficit az nearly
100000 reported 10y tho Republic Iron
-. 81 steel company continued 10 have
depressing effect ON s,c.i shares.
Republic dropping 2i-s Bethlehem
- LIS. Crucibl". ! 30. Naradiurn.
IL. tterIoele and lnch wanna.
on" each. and United Stat-s Slool.
BIS. EQUIPMENTS also we're hard
MT, losses OF / 10 2i-i points tax
locomotives, American Car, Pullman
and Railway steel spring.
Mexican Petroleum nuctua,.d
within a redius 81 ZEN points, and
closed At s!lght fraction loss
whi!c Standard OH Of New Jersey
dropped 5l2 points bclow last
nights close Weakness IN Pacinc
on was accompanied b. uncon-
rrm"d rumors OF {; possible cut In
or omission Of the dividend which
whS expected 10 prcc.dc tn" an
ununcemeut Of new financing to
provide funds 20 carry on. an extern
siNc drilling program Standard
on Of California. which Is supposed
TO too interested IN Pacific OIL. sold
on nearly four POINTS. other oils.
with tn" exception Of ROYAL Dutch.
which Improved ! is POINTS. showed
losses ranging from small fractions
to nearly IL. points.
torn ProdGct, In Demand.
Corn Products. which has been
'n"utlou"i Ia connection wttn pos
stnle stock dividend distribution.
was one o: tho mos active 90 ~"
sT.e,a!'ics, naklng net gain or
H-. points Ia" announcement -!
th. president ~ the compunv that
a s'orE dividend had never boon Gis-
rIssed, and would no, b" cons iGerei
a. the December meeting al l."
board caused temporary urr.s but
GiG no, o.ing much stock !n1o the
u1rN.,
Tine strength IN BURNS Brothers
Il WAS aroa!oateI on report, % iu.
creased business and a :.u. NAL o.
reports concerning merger u"Ep;lH-
ture wI'U til, Cguau.acrs coal Com.
lanS. 81 Ch|aagu
Total sn"s w"ro ll,souo sharc..
can M"n-, En.-. ON.
can mnn.y opened q, per cent.
ard eas'd ~ % il-- In tho sccoua
hour No.dlNE at thar ngur. urt.
la time money. but plenty If funds
Z He- ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
MARKETS
Continued From Tenth page,

80. CDTrp:>EED OIL.
NrN fok *, oct l.-'oftcnsnod oil
"a. ..,tt co. !. points cary on hulish
ISL Iii"n nsur's :uT september ami
we hrnE'sN IN crude. bur suIssoiia,,, :
W-@Nrh.d under October liquidation ana
closed - point. luw-- ana U...r .Y,,, ".'S ,
!. 1" 20 not over. S.,-. sool, ,.,rI.is
! eH!'fs' =" barrels. Pr.!r. crul. -
h'lhi"d! rrim" summer yellow sgo,
.,yhninHi. October SO, Decemoer. -,
March. SO, al u!d '''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
Little Encc, on stock E,,.I,,,.

:. LONDON, oct. l9.-The poli;ico1
crisis had little effect on the stock
exchange today. where the advent of
Conservative Cabinet would lo
welcomed. II is stated that such an
outcome would tend to make the
/, market better were ii not for the
: condition Of foreign exchange.
French exchange today weakened
to 81 francs to tho pound, while
MARKS were lowering around 1860
TO the pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

NEW YORK oct IT, Cotton goods worn
4 Is" "7i strong Today wl;h gray goods
Shi nNiSH'i goods Uric"s marked higher.
IS ga h'H -otir'ss. Unbranded We're M, . .
pihr'd ~ vale md MAN. shactinr line.
weF" ~ ~ iarns were hgm.r. SIX wa4
pound higher Woo! goods wora On
with a steady advancing tendency IN
som" of IN" dress goods lines I;ur!aus
We're u!CnAUg.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

NEW YORK OCT. :. r,,
-. i'n..ir. s'ut and Futures ~. -
I'm, I'm. ny S1'' ,ra fu'Yr.- $50 I,on.
$500 l..s urchar aged I...s! ST. II.
"" zinc h'lr. Las, &. T.r,us
.'hr ny 1-irsgy, s.a0IiSS An
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

FpRflGE EXCHANGE
NEW YORK. oct, is'i',;"s, mic. a,
~ .hrnE' on me Principal foreign max.
Sterling demand. ,ii5.: 60 hlcs. sc
France, demand. 49,. cables 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
Declare 200 Per cent DIvilcud.

NEW YORK. oct. la-The Ameri-
=. can Machine and Foundry Company
: declared stock dividend OF 200 per
.---ccnt today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

VI 0-I AIIiFI Tackrr ,s--..-. q - y
i'rp1 Ana Gas and E."c... i"l 200 ,
~, I'm l., and. Trac. $. IL. ~.
:. no Nm Rep Coup s, s.i q.
'ac} I'm IL y re! S., is-' !5i,, :oli, ,
l>.urf Am Tobacco 5- .!.a iui'. .Hl'.
ig,srr Anaconda Coppcr G~. / lHl..
2. ~ Anaconda Cop - -: ira'. il4ig
Is. .'" Anr.o-. c.l 1i-s lt3'. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

~. on against acc"ptanccs ~.
.a, ntHsG collateral ~
,.-,,,, 49,. -. months, .. y.lE. cor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
CURD QUOTATIONS
I\Dt SIIiI.tI.S.


he Sew YORK cGro market iouay m,rv AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
SnN,r LLrrNN

NEW ORLEANS oct .9-Co,ton sro,
steady AMI unchanged. sales on the sgo,
"',: 70 arrive. N.aS Low 'rihdlinc . 80
midG!'nE. go. good m!Id.ins 1918. re
cc!pis, HES. stock. l.g.r!i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
SILK

NEW YORK DOT lH-Raw elk Arm.
Prices. prr pound: Kausai double extra
cracks. '0NS.;,. kan-a h"s; NJ T. $50
1850: kHusn! No. ~. sli ass. Shinshu
10. I. Sla0S.2c. Canton extras \ li-!G 800
ash: SMnEhgI Chinese steam III gold
NnMnin door. :. 10 N 9 N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

LIVERPOOL. OCT. la.-Co'.on snot. ,alr
domain prizes. steady. good middlirr.
l'.'"; fully midd'ing. ii.Si. ;u{tdlinE lI7l:
low 'iidd':nE. IL 30: good ordinary l!i.:
ordinary. Ntj. Sales. 500 bales jrClul-
Ing 3eJe American Receipts none Fl-
lures closed s'"hiy. October 1882. ~
""mh"r. i'"I; Jnuuary 1893: March. !. =;
May. 1913. July. i:.5S: September, llZ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
I.IiII..IkTN nONDS.

al @ s4 & @ aJDn@ price. Of bond, on nc x.v r..n Sou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

@io9e Great Northern obs. Il .....
-H"lb Hudson ntd Man. ref. IS y b..
1a,,0'g Hudson and Man. adj inc. Js.
-'pup ILLINOIS Central 5AS.........
ZOO Illinois Stool deb. i3s........
,lOnt" int"r.-M"t is .....-. .....
i5a.uor lnt"r Rap. Trans ref 5s..
!"s NY iht"r y - North adj. IS wi
'"'"'t Int Nero. Marine $ I Ss......
s1.W"" !u''r i'lp"r ref. - Il .......
'.,n"" luEiEctti" oil Hs............
,"uD Iowa t"ntrHi ref. i~...... 81.
XXX" haS city: TT ami NJ IS.
t.vuH kansas city Southern .s.....
.b'" kauSas CIty Terminal Is
I..'LN N"tl Y-Si' n-told Tlr. IS ...
S,u"p Lac wanna S'oc. ~. 1929
',lto i.aCE.t"duna steel * 1850
I'N,UNV Lax" :. and VI : trb Is 1875
100 i.a"" :. @.1d NJ : deb. *. 1881
600 i-"hiGn VALLEY - .......
ntH LOUIS ara Nash. r"f IS
10000 Market ST nv con. -.
ZOO bariaud oil ss....
900 Mich Central deb. is
I,'hN MlGNil" Steel cv. Js
,%%'o"""" Min"; >, T. and :. : VI. G,s
oidn'""n No. 7 m"w pr. lion 5s \
<2..1rn Mo, + & T 'ncw adj. : a.
.S.."n 40. Kan. ana Tex !st is.
."'u'' no. i'HriiiC con IS ........
81 .0e' Mo. Pacific gen 4s..
!'.u'v Montana Power IS A
fN-p0u H"w l.. Tcl- Tel Is, IS offs
,Sa,.o"n %"W -. I.% ANA Mcy. inc. -
s.rDn E"w lork Central con. fs..
COG \ !. 'ti. and s. !. doh. Is
$1,000 %"w York Edison r.f aks
i.ocD ! T. \ = = ""d u &C., ey IS 1874
> 'uD %.w YORK Eys ref 1. Cd.
800" N"w %"sk TrI d"h. Gs. l.!n
~ .. M"w Iurk T"' ref IS. ia4i.
1910 y. Vest aud BIOS AS
i'-"Nt Norfolk and Southern - \
"t.""l N"rtJiS ana ", storm O.. So
:,..Ih N"ivIH and Western con IS
,.:'nnp ;E"It.t racine pr lion Is ....
I-g.pY1 Northern Pacific ref ISL
'.p'p North. states Power ref So 4
H,'ny North Bel Tel TS
,25'ooccoG Cr's"n and Cal Isl IS. ....
'.'""e oregon snort I. ctd. IS c'is
n.'uh oregon Short Limo ref 4s
4@'o2l DrcS.- wash Il. T. and Nav. Is
,',bu ttlS steel s. t..........
.''ny !aCiis Gas md r.lcC IS
- " oo .ac ri aud Tel. -, 1852 Gifts
is.ggy Packard Motor car Ss.
t.' S6c nI ,S T. 4. e:s :.........
-f'"vr !eiHi- a. <. gen. 5s-....
:.aaSSooD n,eL"a r. gen. ils..
'"'"n' Yer" Marquette ref *
'"m" n""rin oud Eastern Inc IS
l,Nv" i!"r"" OIL lob
no" Ior' ltnd nv 1T and Pow -
~" i'r"tH'ars aHG Rcaners S.
81. Hoo h"ating gen. IS .......
""" itrrk Isl. AK. and La as
t."oe 3. T.. !fcn 81; aud -. rc:- Is
5000 s. !. All ,sa + i .n3 %s
i,ooo s.. T. !. ' laai H." +, r.. lien IS \
y,o l. con Is .........
2>.roo : ! T. ~ ............
.o"" sharon ste. ion = A.....
i.ooog Icl'.r C'Hd. 90. 5ls...
nl. Snc.atr o. r 7!a'......
! con sinclair I.i .p' =
iHGr"6 >outH IN Frci4- sy f.
@Noo. south ~ rae,a, ref is.....
500" S Si,I. ' hl G g.. 49,.
a&"rh southern RS. con -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
BAR SILVER
tnNnDN

LONDON. oct. -. Bar silver 80 - r.
pence ser ounc Money, III per cont
Discount rates. snort hills. 2S-iG per cent.
Thrcc-lHonth bills. ~ ;-l6 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

CALL MONEY
easter: hsh. :. low a.. rul,ns r%t g 4
closing hid W offered q; D. las; loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

Ni;W YORK, Oct. $50, cotton. quiet
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-18
Island Polo
May Be Played
On Maui Soon
Tournament Will Be UnoAici-
al With No Title Or Cup
At Stake; Maui Players
Hard AT Practise

lnter-1sland polo matches may be
seen on Maui this year. according to
a report given the Honolulu papers
by Frank F. Baldwin, president of the
Hawaii Polo Club.
The tourney will be unofficial as
far as title or the awarding of a cup
will be concerned, but the possibility
of an unofficial tournament was gone
over and the subject taken favorably.
Maui players have been gathering
in practice for several weeks past and
are considered by spectators to be in
the top of form. The squad has been
divided into three teams and a regular
series has started which is expected
to continue until the middle of Au-
gust. Known as the Reds Whites"
and Blues" the games between these
teams have been exceptionally fast.
Many youngsters to the game are prov
ing just as fast as the veterans.
The Reds are c~aptained by Sam
Baldwin and include David Fleming.
Captain J%anion, Enrol Won Tempsky,
DR.. Baldwin and Dwight Baldwin.
The Whites under the guiding wing
of Harold Rice is comprised of Bill
Clark, Harold Rice, Jr., Jack Moir
and II. Rolph. The Blues are a Bald
win team, there being four scions of
that family on the roll. Frank Bald
win is captain and his three sons, Ed
ward, Lawrence and Asa are under
his tutorship. DR.. Fitzgerald is the
other member of the team.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-18
BlaiSdeIl Twirls
Kula To Victory

kula played errorless ball Sunday
afternoon and handed the japanese
team of the East Maui league a IL to
l drubbing. Neil Blaisdell occupying
the mound for the victors was in fine
form, letting the Japanese down with
four safetys. Kula batters fattened
their averages materially, the team
hitting at $40 clip for the game. The
feature was the sending of II men TO
the bench via the S. o. route by Blais-
dell.
Second Game
Heavy hitting in the pinches rather
than tight ball gave Paia a victory
over the Haiku aggregation, Ga. Loose
fielding marked the game throughout,
Paia being charged with 10 errors and
Haiku six. Despite the striking out
OF 10 men by Reeves the Haiku twir-
Ter, the Paia nine accumulated eleven
safe hits against four allowed Haiku
by Abrew.
Three hundred fans attended the
games.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-18
Haikus Take Heartbreaking Game
From Wacs; Asahis Lose Once More
Asahi's Are EASY

In contrast with the first game was
the second, it was quiet and orderly
as a Sunday School picnic and so one
sided hat interest ended early. The
Asahi nine made its poorest showing
in weeks. On one occasion where the
plate was not guarded a runner stop.
ped at third and looked calmy at the
home plate with no one to stop his
scoring. Fielding was ragged on both
sides, seven errors scored by each. but
the American-Chinese misplays were
not disasterous.
The Engleites scored in the second
half of the first. Silva walked and
stole and Shin sacrificed him to third,
pitcher to first. Haake's single scored
Silva. Bal fouled out to catcher. Enos
singled and Haake was caught be-
tween bases but the Asahi second base
man dropped the ball and Haake was
safe at third and Enos on second.
They were left when Wadsworth foul
ed out to catcher.
Two o came across for the Am
erican Chinese in the third. Silva was
safe al first on a missed third strike
that went by. He stole second and
went to third or the throw from the
plate to second. Shin flew out to
second. Haake singled to left and
Silva scored. Haake stole and was
sacrificed to third as Bal went out
third 10 first. Enos singled, Haake
scored. Enos was caught at second.
In the fifth three more runs were
added. Soong singled over second.
Silva hunted and went all the way
around the bases on the overthrow OF
first, Soong scoring ahead of him.
Shin went out second to first. Haake
singled and stole. Bill Bal singled
and Haake scored, Bal going to sec
ond on the throw in. Yamaoka went
in to relieve Sueda who had seemed
to lack speed through the game. Wads-
worth ending the inning with a fly to
right field.
In the sixth the Asahis got their
lone tally. Tomoka hunted and went
to second or the overthrow Ishibashi
hunted and also went to second on the
overthrow and Tomoka scored. Waka-
yama was safe on the tumble of his
bunt. The advanced to sec.
ond and third on a passed ball. Yanagi
and Hirai were victims.
In the last half of the inning two
more came over for the American
Chinese. Atau zee singled and Wong
laid down a bunt that sacrificed him
to second. Soong sem him to third
a single. Silva sacrificed to first
and Atau zee scord, Soong going to
third. Shin was safe on an error of
Nakamura and Soong scored. Shin
went on the low throw to stop his
pilfer of second. Hake was out, short
to first.
No further scoring to awaken in
terest.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-18
Major and Minor Ball

Honolulu Ball
Sunday, July IS, All Around Chinese
8, Stanford University Z I'll innings) 4;
Wanderers 7, Braves 4. C15 innings.)
Coast League
Sunday, July 16-Vernon 4, 26, Salt
Lake IS, Il; Oakland 6, 9, Sacramento
4, 3; Portland 1, 5, Los Angeles 5, 6;
Seattle 3, O., San Francisco 8, 6.
American League
Sunday, July 16-Chicago 4, New
York 0; st. Louis 2, Washington 0.
No others.
National League
Sunday, July 16-Philadelphia 10,
Chicago I; Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn g.;
Boston 5, Cincinnati 4; New York 0,
st. Louis /.