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New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
~ Middies Near Death
Fighting Fire ON Chaser
Ladets Form Bucket Brigade
but Fail to Save Boat Two
Miles Offshore

aNNAPoLtG, Nd, Nov. 9,-Twenty
niioshipmen narrowly escaped death in
a, nght sainst fire aboard submarine
ea eaaser tie this afternoon in Chesa-
ggsake Bsf. it became known tonight
ihe boat 1as destroyed
:. ihe midshipmen started out early in
we afternoon for seamanship drill
pa one of the suh-chasers, which have
osen tied up at the Academy wharf
sinSe the agTnistice.
Inc bay vas rough and the small
ooas was tossed about as the midship-
,ash Wa were put through their exercises.
hen two miles off shore the engine
u5ek-hred. Before the men realized
as ~ mad happened the forward part
=. the vessel was enyeloped in flames.
NE IN midshipmen took their stations at
ns nose lines and formed bucket
s'r,gaaes rs as the flames spread.
me sub-chaser's prov was turned
lard the shore. A stiff breeze aug
rn;sva ansea the danger. Heroically the
gaashinmen fought every foot of the
Aasss ~. Light craft set out from the
sss;ssy and nearby points to offer
sha nseFs arose fromthose standing on
nj. eaeh at the experimental station
bas.h I, ,ne nidshipInen beached their
aa;s ne boat was burned beyond re-
.n.s s sne flames eating away all the
e'seFueture and rart of the hold.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Two Men Seek Death i'm
Police Cell by Hanging
Prisoners Condition Reported
Grave When Rushed TO
Hospital

At 1915 o'clock this morning At
tendant James Barrett at the West
tooth Street police station politely an
swered the request Of two prisoners to
get them drink Of water. At 1880
o'clock, happening to pass the same
cell, he saw Pons Gonzales and Abe
Goodrich dangling from the top bar
of the cell. strung up In nooses made
from their shirts and neckties.
With shout he notified two other
policemen and the two men were cut
down and rushed to the prisons sec
ton at Bellevue Hospital, where it was
said their condition Is grave.
Gonzales and Goodrich were arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by Detectives
Glasser and Morrison at t22d Street
and Broadway, on a charge of extort-
ing $500 from George Schmidt, Of 6oi
West 121st Street. Gonzales gave his
address as a cheap hotel and Goodrich,
said ne Rad no home,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

One more editor Of Columbia Uni
versity undergraduate publication was
minus his editorial seat yesterday
when the student board asked for and
received the resignation Of Corey IL.
Ford, the editor of "Jester," humor-
ou. monthly. The action was taken
following the storm Of wrath aroused
among the students by an editorial
written by Ford and published in the
October issue attacking Columbia's
athletic relations with New York Uni
versity.
Virtually the entire associate staff
handed in designations with Ford. to
take effect following the publication of
the November issue, now on the press.
The editorial which was branded by
many readers as unsportsmanlike fol-
lows in part:
aThere lie no greater bit Of funny
sssininisy prevalent In the world to-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Police i'm Milaraukee
May List Tras,sies,ss


MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9.--Tran-
sients in Milwaukee. will be
marked by the Police Depart
ment if an ordinance unanimous
" recommended by the Judiciary
committee to-day is passed by
the Common Council. The ordi-
nance was proposed to aid in
stopping crime in Milwaukee.
Every rooming house keeper in
the city will be required to report
roomers to the department with
in twenty-four hours, giving age,
home and a general descristion
Of the roomer, BY check with
the Bertillon measurements and
description of criminals it is
hoped suspicious characters will
be discovered.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Columbia Jester Editor Ousted
For Editorial Cibe at n. Y. u.

day than the constant tendency of
downtown newspapers to refer to New
York University as 'Columbia's ancient
rival with whom we settle annually
metropolitan championship
IN. Y. U. is the only uninteresting
spot on our football schedule, game
over which our own team justly cannot
raise even fighting interest N. Y. u.
is no more rival of ours than C. C.
N. Y. is rival of Harvard: in fact. in
a sense, not as much.
/ "The present controversy s~cr the
score is not important. Win or lose it
is an equal disgrace to play them. A
linking of the two names detracts aa
much from our prestige as 1t adds to
their reputation.
"This fact is not fully recognized by
the unintelligentsia Of the downtown
newspapers"
This is the second uproard within a
week at Columbia over the indiscreet
publications. The editor Of Morning
side" literary quarterly, was relieved
Of his editorial shears last week
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Harding's Golf Foursome Is Laid
A Stynaie by the Democrats

From The Tyfbane's washington Rareaa
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.President
Harding's golf foursome was hard hit
by the election. Senator'S Frank n.
Kellogg. Of Minnesota, and Joseph $.
Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey, were
regular members in good standing.
Senator Gilbert N. Hitchcock, Of Me-
braska, although Democrat, was one
OF the regular substitutes, as was
Speaker Gillett.
With Kellogg, Freiinghuysen end
Hitchcock all defeated. Senator Hale
alone Of the regulars IL left. VII ''e
Giliett. through the regular seniority
rules SO dear to political Washingsor's .
heart, steps into the regular class,
Even this promotion, however, Leaves
only q threesorle and the President
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

likes the four-ball game. Nominations
are in order. Representative Louis
IFrothingham, Of Massachusetts,. is be-
ing mentioned, but he is little Bit TOO
good q golfer. Including him would
involve too much hKndicapping and
clutter up the game.
George Christian has been working
hard at his game, but he still la below
the golf standards Of Kellogg and Fre-
lingkuysen and far below that Of Gill
too good for him TO make the regular
four8ome until the country decided the
thing on Tuesday.
II may be that Edward III. Mclean,
owner Of "The Washington Post may
be taken in for the vacancy, but Me-
Lean has been so ambitiously training
with professionals that he has alsnost
advanced from the Presidential class
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Harding Calls Congress
I'm Extra Session Nov. 20:
Drive on Dry Law Opens
CASTOR ANTS Recount
In Fight With Lodge
,pecsqr Dtspafen TO m, 7y,b,r.


BOSTON, Nov. 9s--Colonel Will
liam A. CASTOR to-day formally
announced that he would demand
a recount of the votes in the fight
for the United Stares Senator
ship.
A rehabilitation Of the entire
state vote shows the following re-
suit:
Lodge, 413,565; CASTOR, 4o5,-
1873. Colonel CASTOR has yet to
concede his defeat on the face of
these latest returns, and Senator
Lodge in consequence withheld
the customary message of thanks.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Portuguese ReU0It Ends
Witlso,st Loss Of Life

LISBON, Nov. 8 {By The AS
sociated Press) "A revolutionary
movement started yesterday by
Octobrists and Communistic ele-
nents has been successfully sup
pressed by the government. Sev-
eral bombs were exploded during
the disturbances, but there were
no casualties.
Premier Silva's government
was reorganized this week after
the resignation Of the Portuguese
Cabinet at the conclusion of the
Chamber of Deputies meeting last
Monday. At that time dispatches
from Lisbon said that the country
was apparently quiet.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
St;llman Appeal Up To-day

poUGHKEEPSIE, Nov. 9. s.Notice OF
q motion 70 vacate the order Of judg-
ment in the Stillman divorce case was
served here to-day on John 2. Mack,
guardian ad Item for baby Guy, and
John r. Brennan, attorney for Mrs.
Anne u. Stillfnan. II is returnable IN
this eitr to-nnrrow at 1890 { n
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminai--P icr str PreHi-
dent Jefferson.
Great Northern Terminai-str Toyooks
Mnru.
unlon OH Dock--atr Anvil.
Bell Street Torminai-u. =. I. IT, T.
Heather
pier ii-n-s,r Forest King.
Pier f0--atr Norsai.
Pier Str puliaren.
Pier Str Alameda. str Juneau.
Pier n--str Curacao. str Admiral
schiey
Union Pacific Tsrminai--str wnkena
o. q. Shipping Hoard MoorinRs---Str De-
iiRht. Crora Keys. ailverado. Luhrico
West Cnhohia, Tcansun. Anna W.
Morse, West Hartinnd. Waiiingfordi
Connecticut Street rorninal-str Kara.
Aibers pros.' Milling pock-sr Hanna
Seattle Flour Mills Tcrminai--str Raj
nicr
Stacy street Terrninai--u. n. G. r. Burn
side
Miiwahksc ocean TerninNi--sr Bene-
Ifanford Street Terminai--str Amazon
MARI.
Rpotane street rerninei-str Iatouchs.
afr Fulton, nhir 81 Paul.
East waterway Dock 4 warehouse--5tr
pesaf~f Dollar.
Todd Drydocka-tJ. n @. ~ Deiiweod
Puret Sound Bridge Dredging Co.--str
Patterson
ffnrbor Island Dock q Warehouse (FiHh-
er's)--sir EldridFe. str Pacific.
| Amea ghipyard and Tarminal--atr Rnore-
welt. tug ssn Juan, ship kbDer Co
burn. ahip Oriental. bark Geo. Curtis.
west Seattle Trimming atntlon~-u. n.
| Eagle No. 81.
luoffernan Drydock--sir Mia, ctr Balm
/ bridge,
Wlnsiow Marine Haiiway-~Htr Pacifico.
str Grlffdu, bark Belfast, barge Co
itlam City.
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xshi~ dscc.ry. cans Fsfsrst or Co
operative milk. ste. fte can e1rn. lee
ESQ can reyAt tAkine powder. sTc. ise
can EaEfs rhiii powder. Sc. ttr rrnirh .
syrup. Zee. small haF tyorY sosp. Sci ste
Isx cshin syrap. s4e. Table Heppiy Meat
CO stsss pei roast. &c. steer bottles beef.
4 rba tec. steer steak. tise n. faaey
milk It'd veal roast. les NJ fancy msik
s-d veal chops Na use. picnies.
ffHa ~.
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WILD SESSION
IN GRAIN PIT

CHICAGO. sept is.--ft was Wild
session on tho Chicago board Of
trade today. grain prices advancing
as much as sts cents and falling
back at the close to gains 81 &c 10
sac over saturdays close. Foreign
'pohtteai news aud reports OF a
heavy business fer export over the
weekend were tho chief factors In
the markets strength. Wheat was
the leader la the days tfndlng. Pros
visions closed lower.
Mhcat--Septcmhe opened M a c
AZ ti.etA and closed up ave. ne-
cemoer opened up sac at tf.o2is and
closed up SAc May opened up y Q
Al tl.neA and closed up SAc.
Corn-~Scptemher opened up = c at
- &C and closed up Nc December
opened up &c at AfAc and closed
up Nc. May opened up hsc at 81 y c
and closed OF Ne.
Oatr--Septcmber opened up Ac at
sT@c and closed up hc December
opened on &c ~ akAc and closed
up Ne MAY opened up Ae AZ sst, c
and closed up Nc.
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Arrivals and Departures

fffsED--aept. fs-str kaEa Maru
from Hons hgBs via Shanghai. Yokohama
ard Victoria. ~ G.. ~ noon. ftr ken
tuckiau from Boston via New York.
Philadelphia. Baihoa. San Pedro. San
Francisco. AZ ~ q. m. str ~. y. Alex
andsr from san Pedro Via Kan Francisco.
n, 40 =. "a. Sept. if--afr Admiral
HchfsT from Oakland via Ssn Francisco.
al 20 IS D u. sfr Hsnsfaetor from Lon
don via Liverpool. Ginagnw. baihoa. san
Pedro. san Ffaneiac0 and Nanaiuo. ~.
C.. At 7t40 =. m. ctr Hanna Nieisnn
from Shanghai via Kobe snd Yokohama.
At gsao b. M. o. rGiuiiaren from Mid
dieboro wa Shields. Balboa, San Pedro.
aan FRANCHISE aud Tacoma. at esio ..
m.s etr Pacific from Ban Pedro via san
Francisco. nt 2. m. motorship Anvil
from Kslp Reef via Port Angeles, ~ ti2o
10 m. ctr Prince Rupert from Prince Ru-
pert Via porte OF ti0f p. m. str La
toache from Point Wells. AZ fts .. N.
str Juneau from Tacoma, Al p. m
EAffEfp--fiapt. it=-Rtr Admiral Schley
FOR Vancouver. "a G., Via Tacoma,
Everett and rockingham. at 1850 a. m.
Sept. i7-@Atr Santa rita for Gan Fran
eiaeo. towing hhtn Rose Mahoney. az 1875
o. M. str Prince Rupert for Prince Hu-
pert via ports. 81 iiiss p. m
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Chicago Board Of Trade



Hex~--Reecipss. $500. Market stow. Ice
higher Top. sie.te. bulk % sairr.
t7.7seteIet. heavy weixh,. tsTtw
use medium weight. ts8euteiai
light weight. fasAnteias iiaht ilzntr.
tese8sTs. heavy paekinr news sf.to
0tsssi packing sows. roukh. sflsu
tf4i Pigs. ft.&oWsst
Csftis---strcetrts. ft.eee. Nsrket active.
steady 20 strong. Choice and prime.
tteTsufisei medium ars GOD. 20
Nsio.T5t ceermpn. fstsWf.e9s Eoost
ard choice. tsteHft.ft; common ard
medium. ffasses butehsr cattle and
helfer. tttsn8sol cows ttwtsei
buiis. ttfS@ssS. cann~Fu and cutters,
rews asf h~ifers. t3eerti csausf
steers. saTsNssa. veal calves, 81 y
0t1ts. feeder stewss. behrtfs.
staeker steers stDrss. rtoeksr cows
ant h~ffrr.. t3stFsTe.
str~F--nse~ipts. ss.eee. Market mostly
steady. fAmhs. tif0tsies isunh-.
euli snd coFnraor. santsft3 rrariin z
weth~rs. tsaff.Ts. ewes. t1.TsDI. euli
to common ewes. f3G3.9t.
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re.crnhurr Sept. ff-ealied, ctr fpo-
kane. north bound at sac q. m; str JEFF
fsrunn. northtannd. 81 1.s0 p. m.
Ksfchikau--9e tf-Aaiiod, str JET
fefson. uorthbound. At a. M.
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SYDNEY. ~ 8. W.. Sept. Ia
More than 100000 sheep drowned
In Queensland when Is inches Of
rain fell IN one night. causing a
disastrous food.
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BELGRADE. Sept. fs>--Another
ebian iady.in.waitina TO Queen
afie has refused TO serve longer.
Pc Ia the seventh 10 snub the for.
~ kumanlau pliucesa.
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Stock Prices Heavy
in Early ~. Y. Deals
. VAL. srRnrr iouRNAf. FfNANcIAI. RrVIrw

The New York
enste took In baldwin sudeeeker and other
,oesng price. Included: Rahher
ftusburg bethlehem
- ~
York Central esA sudeeker no ehish Valley e
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A puzziing feature about color
blindness r. that many persons 10
afflicted are experts at matching
colors.
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Mondays Oacfeftpne
Cnsxf~--rsrsfpf.. r.sss. Market sis~ ara
w~sk-n.~t steers. tr.teGtrs; fair 90
good steers. tfrk0T.kes good 70 eheles
COWS ard nrlrrr~. st1tss1 ranners.
st-tee5i bulls. tree calves sTwt
Prime nfxsd. fta1k01fft. hssvt4s.
sTefe So. rigs. ffe9tsse.
sh~~r--us~~fpts. asss Market steady.
East ~ rrounfnin tamhs. tfeafi. val
s4ts. wrsnsr- ssseorssi .wss. f:es
rutfes--ff y use ~
~--nuyfnr prizes. - sse dcs.. SELLING
rrge~ ~ = rre des.
Che~~~----s = f9r -.
Hru@--ft q sc n
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE


Q, u. WfLLtAMb COMPANY
1919 First Ave. So.
SASH AND DOOItA
Hix-inch Cedar siding. $500
Flour Bins .....s.s.....ss... 30
sssh sosss pq four iiei,....... so
Dread Iloards by parcel post. 100
French Doors ......s......... IT'S
breakfast nook, table and seats.
Sash for lnclosinR sleeping porches.
compiets with Sleeve Hoard 1880
| Window glass by tho tight or by tho
Dor. Plate Glass Windshields put in
''"o o. u' WILLIAMS COMPANY.
Established 1899.
6ruMP rufLEns. 1856 .HohsE-
| power. fh6. Unsurpassed power.
speed, safety. Come sec con-
vineinR pulling demonstration
daily, ends arguments. Numerous
larger machines. equipments.
sse,ss for rd ss' sss rsn ss,o exchange
THE GARMENT EXCHANGE
e2f Union.
Wants ladies good used clothing.
Large sizes preferred. but can use
any size.
USE VICTORY LUMP COAL AND
save money. Used by government
ht Camp Lewis. Ia Atom lotr. de-
1 llNrffnt tANf &Af1tFiN fsNAf
BEST FOREST WOOD. $40 CORD.
tb.zs accord: planer ends. 1880
load. 80 double load. Garfield
?osb.
1 PORTABLE garages. houses, etor.a
! DEMARH PORTABLE BLDo. co
I'LL Valley 81 Capitol ssfl
SEWING MAcHfNief-oOo DROP
heads. go up, Repairing. renting.
Main fbfG. 1924 FIRST ave
SLEEP IN YOUR CAR
Have the seat cut. $500 up. ~ Fre-
mont bridge. Garfield 1888.
NEW PIANOS ron RENT. RENT
applied on purchase. hsyer-Toner.
1891 Fourth ave.
BEST sisAAoNED FOREST WOOD.
$40 cord mill wood 81 load. Rat
CEDAR WOOD. sTovE LENGTH. IS
per cord. delivered. Phone Sunset
MILL. WOOD, 500 a LOAD. 100
double load. delivered Ksnwood
I WE BUy AND SELL CLOTHING
and furs. The owl i5i7h FIRST
lGHANENsTEtN APPLES. SOFA REM
ton ave. Rainier 0321-R.
! FOR THE VERY best FOREST
wood. Call sunset 1890.
lfonEsT WOOD. Nso. DELIVERED.
sunset 01is.
KAvANAoH HATS, $500. ioss ist
81 MOTORCYCLES
BICYCLES. MoTo cYCLEs
bought. sold on easy paymentsi
repairing. parts. hchueks. isz2
W~stlake.
~ GARAGES
PORTABLE oAitAoIcs CAPITOL
ssff.
60 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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MONDAYS QuotstIons
sagHr--ruiI. Kaw. ss.Tss rgfined. duiii
rsssse--Na. nso spot. fsxcfoxs N. /
No 4 Santos. fa0ttLe N.
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FOR sALE--ACREAGE
Wonderful Buy

A i5-scre highly improved dairy ard
poultry ranch. with 7-room house.
with bath: gasoline pumping
plant: dandy barn; fruit and bcr-
chard; acres under cultivation:
acres valuable timber: slightly
view; good soil; lies level; located
on main North Trunk road east
Of Edmonds. near Seattle Everett
interurban station. a real bargain.
Terms $4,000 cash. $40 per month.
220 WALKER BUILDING
Corner Second and University.
Elliott 01sz.
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Butter--Eztrss. sec H.. psims nrsts
saAc ID. fixsts. dc 10.
Exss--Extras. sTe daz sstrs rirsts- 80
dor firsts. 3fc dos. extra pallets
afEc dos underrszsd pallets. 1se dos
Che~s~--csiisornis flats. fancy. sTo ~
firsts. sse ID.
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new YORK. sept. fs--FoTeisn es-
change or~n~d easier. Sterling. Nt >.
or ~: francs. sseTsfHs Tire. se.et,7.
off .oeerN, marks. - Seest. Closs
va. steady ss~rfirx. ssst&i srsncs.
10 eTsE. lire, 81 eft7s marks. 20 o6osA.
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FUNERAL NOTICES


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L0sT AND FOUND

LOST on LIT IN LADY =
black vanity case containing 1l0
gold piece. several keys. diamond
and blue sapphire set bracelet ctc.
Liberal reward for return OF
bracelet. xaiusd as krepsake. No
beaumont Apts. ask fer MrN.
Spsilmife.
EfstPpFAftED SUNDAY. StPTEN-
her ~, from iTto w sist~~F Female.
rcd and white FOX terrier. white
breast. white feet. white ring
around meek. heavy body. weighs
shout 80 fbs.. stubty tail. answers
aHdFrnn.
i.osr--NKFsr. 4. fiisoocff WITH. 3
pearls. valued as heirloom by
owner. Reward East st12
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

MONDAY
kEfI. -
First High ride
tsir a. "a. - n.
ftrsi low Tide
tssT e. Va 81 ~
second High Tide
1Ets p. m. ~ . n.
Second Low Tide
sstt >. a. a. a.
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TUESDAY
rEFf. 10
Iiret High Tide
.4i4 a n. les a.
sirst low Tide
SIS q. ~ o. r.
second High lids
1iae D IN. if.t a.
~scend low Tide
'eits .. m a. q.
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LEGAL NOTICES

no WHOM iT MAY CONCERN
This T. g. certify that G. n Andrews
has made an application 20 erect
community raraac for four cars a.
ffes seth ave lot - block ~.
uandcii'n Third Addition.
Anyone desiring - protest such oc-
rupaucy uauat file such protest At
the OFFICE or the Iiuiidine Depart
meat. Room sos Ccuuty city Eldg-
prior 20 sept ~. 1874
sertinn s0s. Ordinances No ISIS,
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToDaH fai.ANp. sept. las A. ~
49, barometer failing iiEht fog. win'
south. four miain an hour.
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BANK CIEaRINCS
Liberty Bonds

Saturdays Quotations
Furnished by fornn a Hrysn
$40 second Ave. Seattle
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16
st7nding Of the Cubs.
BY KING LARKINs

Fierce hitting on the part Of
John Mullaney and Reggie Rawl-
lngs who were responsible for
Martinsburg's victory over the Ter
riers on Monday. yesterday after
noon placed another ball game in
the bat bag Of the Blue Sex. The
pair drove in and scored no less
than eight OF the ten markers reg
istered by the home outfit, and
with Roberts, We're the outstanding
heroes cf the fray which the locals
captured, 10 to 4.
. Both Mulaney and Rawlings hit
safely on three trips to the plate,
one of Reggie's blows being his
twentieth homer Mullaney hit a
, single, a double and a triple and
had Dame Fortune smiled at least
a little on the Baltimorean he
would have had a circuit Slow. The
ball was hit hard and struck the
top of the fence in EFF center
field bouncing back into the op'
field.
MartinsbWg drew first Hopi in
the fray. counting thrice in the
second inning when five hts were
made, including a doubD by Jac-
oby. Three more were ut over in
the sixth or hits by Rulings and
Wilson, Hulyey's sacrife and Null
laneys double. The ayenth was
the big, stanza. In thi, frame Bre-
hany was safe Wild Gallagher
dropped his liner in fit, Black sin
sled, Rawlings hit Us homer, WI,
f. son grounded out, Julyey was safe
.aon an error and yllaney hit his
,three-saek wallop.
Pilot TonN.syah accounted for
the Terriers inifll tally in the
fourth inning, wien he hit for the
circuit. A Walk Morgan and Ke-
noes double accounted for score
No. in the fiah; walk and a hit
resulted in another tally in the
eighth, and an error and a hit pro-
duced the fourth and last score of
the visitors.
Roberts pitched a nice brand OF
ball throughout. noiding MS oppon-
ents. Ito seven blows, scattered
through seven innings. Wilmer, Fla
gerstown's embryonic southpaw,
was pounded hard and often. Score
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Victory For Waynesboro.

Chambersburg, Pa, Aug, 16.-In
Aeavy-hitting game Tuesday Way
nesboro won from Chambersburg. s
to 6. The locals used three pitchers,
but could not stop the visitors. The
hitting of Thomas, Yordy and G.
Thomas featured, while the best
fielding was shown by Thomson,
Cont, Mcclure, Scheminant and the
two Thomas. Dixon was taken out
in the third; Duell lasted three in
nings, Ferner two-thirds Of an in
ming, and G. Thomas finished in the
box. In the ninth Yordys bang hit
the top of the left field fence and
bounded back in the playing field.
Score.
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Observation-Disclosures

Pitcher CARRIER, hailing from
Scranton, reported to the Blue Sox
yesterday but has been released be-
cause he is a class" player. Ac-
cording to- the rules of the league
each club can have but three
class" men, and Martinsburg, with
Roberts, Brophy and Colley, has its
quota. 1t was not certain that Rob
erts pitched in enough games while
in the Virginia League to make him
"class" man but wire from the
president of that circuit showed
that he performed in twenty-one
games, six more than the law al
lows.