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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
BURGLARS BUSY
Left One Man Nothing but
Appetite for Breakfast

Burglars gained much Wrrv IN
several rubhgTirs Tuesday night
Henry Iauf Europe Eotgl had
$3.50 cash and 2sgJ iu checks in hi-
purse when Hc lBid it ON "a table in
hts room and Nrnt Go sleep When
BE- aNoko "Wednesday he had noth-
ms bus an appetite Tor breakfast
Mrz q r. NcAuurfe ilt9 sixth
ave. had $500 our cape or which
She waa yrry proud A thief stole =
Tuesday night
Mrs shyrman CLARK Sil lsm ave
took her diamond rms from her
finger before SONS TO sleep thyre-
by aiding burglar 90 steal it with.
out amy trouble,
r. a. CooE gel A. Soh o.
calmly slept while a thief entered
the basement window aud prowisd
tho house, walking of with three
sold laValusrss, string ~ pearls
s. cash and two diamond and cmer.
aid rings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
GIRL ATTACKED
a. Year.0Id Vancouver Girl
in Critical Condition

VANCOUVER. wash. Sept 10 ~
Ruth Upper ~. is in a serious con.
dlticn today following an attack by
fwo unknown men, She had been
missing from her home since Mon
day afternoon, and was found late
Tuesday IN n vacant house ono block
from her home.
During BRIEF Intervals - conscious.
ness h was gathered from the girl
talk that the men called al her home
late Monday Her parents were ab.
sent. She refused an offer o. an
auto ride. The men then seized her
and threw n sheet over her head.
The house dog attacked the men. but
the animal Was beaten on
Physicians fear Tor the girls NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Relatives of
SIayers Attend

All the principals except the young
prisoners were present a FEW min.
utes before the appointed time for
announcement Of sentence.
Nathan Leopold. Sr.. and Jacob
Loeb, uncle OF "Diclde." were &c.
companied by Foreman Leopold and
Allen Loeb. brothers Of the two slay-
ers. They took their customary
places In the court.
The elder Leopold, aB he came
into court. smiled wanly in answer
10 questions regarding how he felt.
lilo echoed the words Of Attorney
Ben Bachrach. who said: well,
we're In n,rcceptivc mood
In marked contrast TO the days
Of the murder hearing. there was
plenty OF clbow room In tho court
room Instead of eager, curious
thronas packing their way into
every nook an corner. none but
the principals. policemen. deputy
shoriffs. court attaches and news
paper men were present Instead
Of 80 per cent women and girls, tho
crowd today was composed almost
entirely OF mon-n few girl report
CTS being the only women on hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
5000 TO MARCH
Mobilization Day Plans Set
for Seattle

ElEht thousand Volunteers win
parade m Seattle Friday In ctseus
aurc II National Mobilization daY
wedne Jay they were being as.
Sisnad g. skclytonsed units fnr che
feature 81 tho tcsJ IN th,s com.
munlty The oiiys quota b. 10000.
Eisuy Eve uH1s have BEEN re-
signed tra orraUircd reserves AMI
The Fo.Ith ins nly is vacaIlir s
men for o., Tort lAwtou eattsun
tor lhe cay Tluss agt former reg
ulag army mes
Eisht enrolling stations viii BE-
operated during tho remainder OF
tho time allotted 90 REGISTERING Mo-
hliEation day participants
Lieut. Col. Il 4 Fisher viii be
marshal % the parade. starting
down First ave. Friday, AZ 3, ms
and dlshanding a. Fifth ave and
seneca 81, after a review rs Dr.
Henry Sulallo. head or the state
defense committee. and Mayor D.
J. Brown. Police Chief W, D Sew,
cr9-ns, William NJ short. Or a. A.
Matthews. Professor Edmond 3.
Msany. Adit Gen. Maurice Thomp
son. David Whltgomb, Mai. George
Drcver and Bishop Edward T..
O'nca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Whitman County

CoLFAN. Sept. io.--Twcnty.elght
Of 10 precincts In whitman county
give for Governor. French. go. CHI.
ford. lie. Rcvclls. 40. Coyle. s02.
Hartley. Sol. LamplnE. III: iverton.
II; Pierce. AZ. Fullerton. 20. Paulha.
mus. 92e. Hill llo. Blaine. a..
Maihss. 20: Robinson. i24. For lieu.
tenant governors johnson. 1884.
Beticr. ass; CHI. les, REMAIN. IS:
leighton. 22s
For congress: Summers. i.e2T;
Parker. 55a.
For supreme court judges: Blake.
1918; Main. e7i; Mitchell. La.
pemberton. $40: Lane. 5p2. Aslren.
$40. Back. 5ii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Again Promise Fast
Passenger Service

PORTLAND, ore Sept 10
Faster passenger train service boz
tween Portland and Seattle " COM
inE-somc day Ralph Budd presi-
dent n the Great Northern railway
system Is authority Tor the report
that the service project has not
been forgotten and that tho guar
antce Of Eptedisr operation Hiill
stands
last winter Budd and the chief
executives Of the Northern Pacific
and Uaion Pacific, Joint operators
of the line between Portland and
Puget Sound. agreed that a faster
service should be- lHaugurhtsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
LAWMAKER RACE
is CLOSE
Ezra Meeker Is Second IN
47th District Here

EafI, returns on tho KING county
vote f6f the slate legislature showed
The following high men;
aOth district John A. Houie Bts
frrd Meas SO.
Aist district Charles a Moran
I.4gl: D. D.. kiefer, 1898. iIlrh
Douglas. 1855
4gnd district vs. T. lotion. ioit
q. D. Shields. a77e,
a8rd district r1Iuy T. Allen. iios
Ralph Knapp. 1924
t4th district - Maude Bwefimnn
E0s. James Malone, s31 Peter David
sol
18Th district "A q Cohen. Csls e
vs.. Saunders, GIL
Goth district Adolph EeAfenu
1875. o. Vs. LoyebeuY iiol
18th district, y. Talknor, 1881
Euu Mseker. l,103. Robert A. Trip
ple i.7g5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Oregon Jones Says
He Is Coming Back

SALEM. Ore. Sept i0-OreEon
Jones il coming back 70 Salem and
tho state prison 81 least 10 he
declares in n letter received this
morning by W. u Fisher, prison
chapel guard
Fisher. as we'll a. Warden palfym-
pie and other prison officials who
arc familiar with the handwriting
n Jones declare that there can
be- no question but that hs wrote
the letter II was dated Buffalo.
~ \. September 4, 1894 Jones
escaped from the oregon psniten-
iiary on March 3. 1873
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Fair at Bothell
to Open Thursday

Tie only fair 20 Dc held IN King
county this war opens az Botheu
on THURSDAY o. this week. and u Il
believed it VIII eclipse an previous
cXpositions- II, WIN continue for
four days and evenings, The fair
VIII be held IN three different tents.
toialing $4,000 square feet OF space.
One tent win hold The poultry cNhib-
Us. said 70 be the hrEcsi ever. and
several generous spaces have been
wire screened for game bird cxhib,
its. The new feature OF the fair Will
ba the rpdeo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Yakima County

YAKIMA WaHhl stUt 10 iRk'
ina county practically complete. r1t
esptIng only five precincts with ioS
votes. gives Tor governor. Hartley
t.iGo. French a,oBs., Coyis Gta Paul
hhmus 700. Clifford bis. LAmping
HtT
For lieutenant governor John.
son As,s. Bsslcr 1881. leighton
i.ois,
e. T. Beach was leading Mft,
Josephine Preston for nupennisnd'
ent of instruction. t.ksg 10 ss27.
Judges Main. Mitchell and Penn.
btrton were leading. I 20 2 Tor the
three supreme court puhltiOns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
No Trace of Lady
Kindersley Found

NOME Alaska Sept. io.-The
Hudson bay Co.'S supply ship Lady
Kinderrley, which Nas abandoned in
the ics northwrs, ot Point Barrow
last week. Is believed 20 have been
crushed in the foes and sunk
Tho Hudson Bay seAier Baciimo
has sought IN vain for trace OF tho
vessel. according to reports received
here,
C. r Folk, chltf officer u the
Lady kindcFslsy, is en- route 20
Vancouver H. c, today with -
members Of tho crew. They Viii
travel by mail boat and railroad
20 Seward, thence by steamer 10
Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Grays Harbor County

ABERDEEN. Sept 10 - p 1.
French Is assured ~ carrying Gfayi
Harhor county. returns from 90 Of
the ID precincts show French has
e.aas votes: Hartley l.t2g; Clifford
1859. Coyis. go. LampiuE 49,, and
UevrIls. 49,
Lon johnson Is leading for lieu,
tenant governor with i,stl votes
ne-lrr - running second with 1889
and leighton third with i..o1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
ALLIED ARMY IN
CHINA GUARD
1000 Troops Protect For
eign Settlement in Shanghai

uoNpoS sept. no Gen. Chang
Tso LIN. Manchurian dlctator, has
started mobilization of his military
forces. accouiipg 10 an Exchange
rcicgrUph dispatch from Mukdeu.
SHANGHAI, sept 70 TVo thou
sand international troofs stood guard
today along the boundary u the Tor.
cigu sCiilcmsnt. " bile The armies Of
The rival Chinese war lou,h rested
on their arms IN the rain soaked bat.
tlcnrlds awaiting better weather be,
fore rrsuming hostili,ies
Despite the nbarness q the fight
ms. the American and other foreign,
es IN shanghai are confident that
Gen. Chi Hsieh Yuan win not per
nit their quarter 10 be attacked even
II he captures The city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Two Are Hurt in
Traffic Accidents

a woman ard a sysur-o.s boz we're
injured Ia traffic accidents TussdHy.
The younEster Wayne Brand. sc
W 10th o.. was knocked 10 the pave.
msui uhllo crossing the street by q
car driven by jack eleEfued u ltsn-
ton Tho driver was arrested but
released on his own rrrORnizanef.
Tho boy was picked up uueonseioua.
bui hla injuries are not considered
serious,
Iu Lilly Itumrr. %. t0it stth
ayr. b was bruised but not seriously
hufi when struck ~ an aut0mobllr
driven by " Emmons ~ Second
ave md Pike n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Colo. Khan Issue
Is Still in Doubt

DENVER. Sept, Whether
the Ku lSluE Khan win become an
issue In the November elections IN
Colorado remained as much Of a
question today an b was when the
record.hreaking thronE Of voters
went 20 the primary yesterday,
judge Clarence j Morley the
Klans candidate Tor the republican
subernatorial nomination. was lead.
ing Lieutenant Governor Robert y,
Rockwell anti.klhn opponent. by
about 1000 votes. with hair the &c.
turns In.
These. however included nearly
all % penyers vote. which went
strongly for Morley whereas the
outside vote was going nearly two
10 one for Rockwell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Snohomish County

EVERETT. Sept io-llar;lsy had
o. four 20 one lad over other Fubsr.
Material candidates here. with ~ prr.
cineu heard from. Tho vote. Hart.
ley. z.fE2. LamplnE. 12s: taulhamua,
gST. French. es7. clifford. sos.
Lon Johnson was leading leighton
for lieutenant governor - johnson.
l.soE. leighton. 1885. Bsclsr. ii5i
Twenty-Five precincts show Mhln.
Mitchell and AAgren. for tho 81.
prcmo court. leading Pemherton,
Lane and Blake almost two 10 ono.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Cowlitz County

kEISo. wash Sept. lo.-TSenly
seven out % 20 precincts IN C0ulil
county giys Tor republican nomina-
ton for governor; French. i,i5i,
clifford. SO. Hartley zs7; Paul
hamua ss5s LhmpInE ~; C0yls
81. Pierce. 90, Fullerton. lg. liver.
son. r. leighton. johnson and
nesisr running closely Tor lisutsu'
hnt-Hovcrnor.
For supreme court I'VE precincts
complete. give Main. ss2 Ant.
chsll. agss pembsrtoB ss3 Lane,
500. Askrsn. SO, Bach, s1s Blake
1ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COUNTY
STARTS ON PAGE 1

sie Edward Iudl slis. James A.
Bradford 5sG6.
Position No. king pykeman,
1885, Edear s lIaJlry satL
Position No. +. Everett smith.
lllgs George r. Clsmenison, 1853;
John Jurey Ilo5 John o, Wright
Assn.
Position No, 81 r. Ronald,
so.9s0
Tor county UGmmi aIunrr. second
commissioner district fiiehars a.
Gibbs. zoe Wilmer ~ uHnton a3sSt
Frank % Paul l.1os G. l.. Taylor.
'sit
Third ronms=iansr7 district.
JAMES Edward pupru. it5, william
Brown e,tsg, a. D Morrow as6.
Frank a. ltaunatr s,iil, n. J.
Phillips saIo. David a. Roberts,
s-S
Judges ~ tho suprsme court
John D Main. 1883 John r. Mitch.
en-. 1888. William u Ptmherton,
fs.g5t, W ID Lane pl5a, william
David AsEryn io.-ti D. n Back
s.Ias. Bruce Blake 1850
FuR SECRETARY az STATE
J. Grant Hntir. a s8g
FOR STATE TREASURER
W. q Potts. 1850. a. Terry 1886.
FOR STATE AUDITOR
q. " Clauacn. issigi otto a.
pifkea. s.10t.
tOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
John ~ Dunbar. 1881
[ FOR COMMISSIONER OF
PUBLIC LANDS
Clark A. satidEe 1t9ik
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or
PUBLIC INsT1tt CTION
Josephine Cofiiss Preston. 1859,
e. H. Beach, i2.t5B
FOH STATE INSURANCE
. COMMISSIONER
a. %. FIshbark. sbt4f
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
10th District Fired } Mess s4si
John 4 saule, 1ss. Larry . Costello.
1917 Ira ~ Case. go John A Mc
| kinninE sCs. l. - Chamberlain. 23A
iist District "A y Fuller. 7s1
Ralph Douglas, l,75s &. II steffsn,
gep Julian Fairfield Clarke. ts7 I'd
gar q Mills, 1891 John y Edwards
9Is. Charles A. Moran, 1878. - Nun
|ro. SO. u Kisfcr. 1875.
lsnd District Geo r Erickson
.ao1. H. 4. Thomas 1899; = W
. Hoscli, 1894. Wm Phelps Toiten,
fasts. Victor A Montgomery. t,tGs
7 p. y Shields. goos. Henry Clay AZ
new. I.s6S
I lard District Ralph Il Knapp
1904 Puny T. Allen l.io5.
iirH DISTRICT
George D. Mtschhm. 49, Henri
" Lung. 81. Maude swcetmhn, BOZ
I James Malone 32j Peter David
59t. Frank s. Griffith. 91g
l5TiI DISTRICT
, Charles ~ Saunders gu Arthur
g. Cohen. est, sam e. MHuKan. soB
Y Eryen r. Palmer 4sc.
10TH DISTRICT
O ~ Lovrbrfry. tio5 Adolrt
nchrcna. 1915 Glenn u irMah,sr
So. Harry J tlusn. s33
i1TH DISTRICT
Robert 4 Triple, iTss II r
Foster. 1bi Ezra Mssker. 1908. Nor
ris L. Malakofr So Judnon = Faik
nor. s.sET. Day kErr. 1909 Donald
/ G Stewart. 1910. H. @. Dshnsman
s1s. l.. smith. 1907
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Walla Walla County

WALBA WALLA. Sept. io,Twevo
OF so precincts In Wnlla walla coun.
~ give: Governor - French. 1883;
Hartley. 200; Clifford, 80: Revelle, 10;
Coyle. 80; LampIng. IS; 1verson. Q;
Pierce. 10: Fullerton. 16; Palhamus.
"a. Hill. 212; Blaine, ., Mathes, II;
Robinson. &c: Oman, ..
Lieutenant Beolcr, 1862
GIN. 81; Remain. IS; leighton. 14S
Johnson, 203.
Congressman Summers. 464; Par
kor, 1913.
Supreme Judges--Main, 30i; Mitch
Ell. 32i Pomberton, zoe; Lane, i5i
Askren, 9l7, Back 90; Blake. 2i3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Couzens Cuts Into
Lead of Opponent

DETROIT. sept. 10. 50 Senator
James courens began 70 cut rapidly
into Jpdso Arthur Tutile's lead as
Wayne county precincts started re.
porting TODAY.
First reports indicated that the
senator was sweeping his home coun.
- two 10 one in hts fight for the
republican nomination for senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ELECTION
STARTS ON PAGE 1

atod IN Fourth district By probably
i.0bo
Mrs Preston Cor state an0l ga
psuutsndeut apparently eafbfI VI
cast aide rouutire
ola guBrd candidates IN sli Spo
kaur legislative districts tn which
there were eoutes; we're rcrnomlu
ate1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Chelan County

WENATCuEE sept no Thirty,
nine precincts including tHf cts
complete and two country precincts
rhow French lcadinE Hartley for
governor nearly 90 g. The vote.
French. $40. Hartley tsT. Paul
hamus, ttI. IAmpinE lzi: clifford
ms; Coyle. ~ For lieutenant g0y,
ernor johnson, % prrclncta Eol
$50. en- cot leighton zss. nselsr
1919
Supreme court Judges received IN
rs preclnctss Mitchell. 1895. Main
73s. Askren. 701 Blake Gsi; Penn
bsrton, Ggs. lane. co., Bach. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Whatcom County

nELLINGHAM. Sept. 70 Hart.
ley Is leading French b. 5000 votes
In whateom county. incomplete re-
turns show. Mhihrs IL leading che
democrats. Bscisr is ahead In The
lieutenant governor race. pember,
ton carried his home county for tht
supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
ODD FELLOWS TO DANCE

The odd Fellows RELIEF ass5eia.
ton will give a dance az tho odd
Fellows temple. 10th ave. and Pine
a. Wednesday evening Refresh.
mcnts viii bs served AIurlc viii be
furnished by Leonardo orchestra
and the public Is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
FRENCH IN CowI1TZ

KELso. Wash, Sept. TO- Incom.
plcto returns from II precincts for
governor give French iS5. clifford
$40. Revclle ~; Coyle, 81; Hartley
1903; Lomping, 81; lvorson, 5; Pierce,
o. Fullerton, !; roulhumus. As.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10

a clergyman who looked in az a
fancy dress bail 90 ~ FaneTas, Eng
lend. was awarded the prlzo Tor hay.
ing The second bert costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
Other New Oriental Limited Feature,

Shower Baths for Men and
for Women.
Ladies' Maid, Manicure,
Hairdresser.
Large Dressing Rooms for
Women.
Women's Lounge.
Barber Shop.
Smoking and Club Room
for Men.
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Permanent Hcadboards Be-
tween Sections.
Individual Ventilation of
Berths.
Concealed Floor Lights.
High Windowcd Observa-
ton Room.
Deep Recessed Rear Plat
form.
Extra Commodious Berths.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-10

crowd but die not applaud. Mrs.
Coolidge clapped her hands. The
Giants in the bull pen ran to Will
son 5 aid but he remained in the
game. Rice up; Rice liifed to Will
son, who dove on his face to make
the catch. Goslin up: strike one,
called. Ball one inside. Foul,
strike two. Goslin out, Terry un-
assisted. One run, one hit, no err
rors.
Harris homer was hit off a fast
ball shoulder high and it cleared
the fence by fifteen feet.
Fifth Inning: Giants-Gowdy up.
Marberry started to warm up in the
Washington bull pen. Gowdy flied
up to Harris, who ran back in
center for the catch. Barnes up:
strike one, called. Ball one, out
side. Barnes out, Bluege to Judge
on another spectacular play. Lind
strom up: ball one, outside. Lind.
strom singled over Taylor's head
and took second when Goslin fun
bled. 1t was scored as a double.
Frisch up: ball one, low. Foul,
strike one. Strike two, called.
Frisch lined to Goslin who made a
pice catch. No runs, one hit, no
errors. .t-, .,... ~ .....
sMogfiagsy wasn't. any too effec-
tive but he was being held up by
the most brilliant support. Bluege s
playing was as good rs, Peck s.
Fifth Inning: Senators Judge
, up: Foul, strike one. Strike two
called. Judge out, Terry to Barnes
who covered first. Bluege up
Strike one, sung. Strike two, called
Foul. Ball one, low; ball two, out
side. Hall three, outside. Foul
Buege out, jackson to Terry, afte
q nice stop By Jackson. Taylo
! up: Strike one, called. Strike two
| called. Ball one, high. Foul. Bal
two, high. Foul. Ball three, outside
! Tayor famed. No runs, not hits
not errors.
| Sixth Inning: New York-John
son went to the bull pen to warn
up for Washington and was givel
tremendous ovation. Marberry
was still working out. Young up
strike one, called. Ball oe, outside
Ball two, low. Ball three inside
Young, walkei. Kelly up: bal
| one, outside. Strike one, sung. Bal
two, inside. Ball three, high. Kelly
singled past Bluege to center, Young
stonninu at third. Terry up: Meu
sci batting for Terry, up: Mogridge
was taken out of the box and Mar
berry, champion relief pitcher,
came in to the box. Meusel up:
The relieving of Mogridge was some
of Harris strategy to counter Nc
Graw's move in putting in Meusel.
Meuscl flied to Rice, Young scor-
ing after the catch and Kelly held
first. Rice made an effort to
get Young at the plate. Wilson up:
Ball one, high. Wilson singled over
Marberry's head to center, Kelly
sliding into third. The Senators
gathered around Marbery and then
went back to their places. Jack
son up: Jackson hit to Judge who
fumbled and held the ball with
out making a play, Kelly scored
and Wilson stopping at second. An
error for Judge. Gowdy up: Strike
one, called. Strike two, swung. Ball
one, low. Foul. Bali two, low. Ball
Bluege, Wilson scoring and Jackson
three, inside. Gowdy hit through
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-10

Foul. Young popped to Judge back
of first. Kelly up. Kelly forced
Frisch at second. Bluege to Har-
ris. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Mogridge was getting right. He
had the Giants hitting at bad balls
and would have retired the side in
order but for Taylor's tumble.
Third Inning. Senators. Taylor up.
Bah one, outside. Foul Strike one.
sStrike two, swung. Taylor famed.
Ruel up. Ball one, high. Ball two,
inside. Strike one, called. Ball
three, inside. Strike two called.
Foul. Ruel out, Barnes to Terry on
an easy bounder. Mogridge up.
Foul. Strike one. Strike two,
swung. Mogridge out on strikes.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
RueI s vicious drive down the
left field line foul line that might
have been called either way, was
the nearest that the star catcher
game to getting a safe hit in the
inning.
Fourth Inning. Giants. Terry up.
Strike one, swung. Strike two,
swung. Ball one, high. Ball two,
low Terry QUITO stdkes. 4 Wilson
up. Strike one, called. Ball one,,
high. Ball two, outside. Ball three
inside, Wilson out. Bluege to
Judge. Bluege making a most spec
tacular stop. Jackson up. Ball,
one outside. Jackson out. Bluege
to Judge. No runs, no hits, no er-
rors.
The Giants were retired in or
der for the first time.
Fourth Inning. Senators-McNee
ly UP: ball one, high: Strike one,
called. Ball two inside. Foul, strike
two. Foul, McNeeley famed. Har-
ris up: Strike one, called. Ball one,
inside. Ball two, high. Strike two
called. Ball three outside. Harris
hit a home run into the left field
stand. Wilson jumped high for the
ball and fell over the fence. Presi
dent Coolidge stood up with the
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-10

Barnes was pitching steady and
seemed to be in good form. He was
using slow curve and hadi the
Washington batters swinging at the
ball.
Second Inning. Giants. Terry up.
Terry out. Harris to Judge. Wilson
up. Wilson out. Bluege to Judge.
Bluege made sensational one
handed stop back of second base.
Jackson up. Ball one, outside. Jack
son beat out a high bounder to
Taylor, who made a sensational
stop but his throw pulled Judge off
the bag and it was an error for
Taylor. Gowdy up. Ball one, low.
Gowdy singled over Taylor's head.
Jackson stopping at second. Barnes
up. Strike one, called. Foul. Strike
two. Ball one, outside. Ball two,
outside. Ball three, outside. Foul.
Barnes famed. No runs, one hit,
one error.
B1uege and Taylor's fielding in
this inning was sensational. Taylor
made an excellent stop and saved a
base hit.
Second Inning. Senators. Goslin up
Strike one, swung. * Ball ,one, out
side. Strike two, swung. Goslin
famed. Judge upa Strike one,
called. Ball one, low. Strike two
swung. Judge lined to Frisch VINO
made a marvellous jumping catch.
Bluege up. Ball one outside. Ball
two, inside. Bluege out. Jackson
to Terry. No runs, no hits, no er-
rors.
Barnes continued to work nicely
and had perfect control of his slow
ball curve. He pitched with abso-
Lutte confidence.
Third Inning. Giants. Lindstrom
up. Ball one, low. Lindstrom out,
Taylor to Judge. Frisch up. Strike
one, called. Frisch reached on a
bunt to Taylor who fumbled the
ball. 1t was scored as q single.
Young up. Strike one, called. Ball
one, outside. Foul. Strike two.
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Ball three, outside. Judge walked.
Bluege up. Meusel moved over to
right field and Young went 20 left
for the Giants. Bleuge forced Judge
jackson to Frisch. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Twelfth Inning. Giants-Meusel
up: Meusel singled to right. Will
son up: Ball one, outside. Ball two,
inside. Strike one, swung. Foul,
strike two. Wilson famed. Jack
son up: Jackson forced Mcusel at
second, Bluege to Harris. And was
almost doubled Gowdy up: strike
one, called; Gowdy flied to Goslin,
no runs, one hit, no errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-10

Foul. Strike two. F'risch famed.
Young up. Ball one high. Ball
two, Ball three and ball four.
Young purposely walked for the sec
ond time. Kelly up. Strike one,
called. Foul strike two. Ball one,
high. Kelly famed. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Eleventh Inning. Senators. Bent
ley now pitching for Giants. Har-
ris up. Ball one, inside. Harris
flied to Young. Rice up. Strike one.
to Wilson. Goslin up. Strike one,
called. Ball one, high. Goslln
doubled to center. Judge up. Bal
one, outside. Ball two, outside