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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Mehlhorn Plays
Under Big Strain

Probably no golfer ever entered a
rational open championship under a
greater mental handicap than BIN
Melhorn. Missouri pro. bors A. Oak
land HIS this year.
.Bul was on hia vas 20 Detroit from
g. Louis when the train in which he
was riding was wrecked with loss
Of ~ lives Most Of ths dead we're
taken from coaches Immediately in
front Of that In which Melhorn was
asleep. lie spent the night amid the
CHASTITY blsre Of torches, a member
Of the rescue squad which took
screaming. mutllated victims from
the shattered cars. and finally ar.
rived IN Deroit In fine shape for a
golf tournament.
Yet the end Of the first days play
found Msihorn tied with Bobby Jones,
leading the field with a score OF lG7.
He played smooth. unworrled golf
thruout The next day be took Is.
rs and finished third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug 26.-Tweve years ago Joe Wood, then
" with the Boston Red SoX turning in 10 straight
victories for American league record II ago this
same Joe Wood set modern record that stl stands, by
winning 81 games and losing but five II years ago. Fred
SnodgraSS made his famous mu of fly ball IN center held
the world series between the Giants and Red SoN, the
error robbng Chrisy Mathewson of we-earned victory
and the Giants of championship.
And - years ago IL pitchers, who are still In the big
leagues, were hurting TO major batters namely. Walter
Johnson and George Mogdge, Washington Shawkey PEN
Jock and Bush Yankees George pauss Detrot Marquard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Major Notes

Yesterday hsrs-Maitsr Jolnson. vet
Gran Washington pitgHcF. BANKED thF
Bros ~ without hif ur q run ln q ssfsh
Inning same. stepped - rein. and won
90 q. tf vac hiH Hikth uhufout OF The
season and the ibfth o. his career
Hahe Ruth his his sosh home run %
the center field sau and helped the
iankH win from the Indians. no q
George hcily's error oaussd the Giants
iU lose the fiHt game 90 the cubs. Q 90 3
tut no hif a homer ts1 d1ulies and q
uinElu ga the second game and the uisutH
sun. ~ 10
ttunrhinE hits in tho fsarth and fifth
HulnEs the Roblhs scored five rams ana
eat the cards 20 . h11uuby he hiH
iiai homer
Ttahstsad's dsubls. wamhy's single and
.n error BY MauuH ia the iith mains.
.nrrd the run that save Che RED 500
Z 20 , victory over the Tigers
iour runs scored off p@eses by Glaze
.rr aud psavhEsr, EaNs the Pirates
90 Fictofy over the rhis
Three hit. bunchsd sft Masu' In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Golfers Must
Be Right to
Be Winner
BY JOE WILLIAMS

CUCCESS IN golf consists largely
= In being right az the right
tine. Gene Sarazen was right at
SICKLE two years ago and stepped
INTO his firSt open championship.
he Italian hasn't even been close
since,
In between times he has paved
fine solf. Against Arthur Havers
IN the special matches last winter.
for instance. he fully looked the
part o. a star. His game was on
edge. and he was right" But
when the open championship rolled
around the edge was gone and he
finished In the ruck.
That championship. as YOU know.
vent 10 Cyril Walker. The little
Bntisher arrived At the top OF his
eompetency az the right moment.
and went on 10 win the title. out.
distancing Bobby Jones. Walter
Hagen and other fayoriies.
Mike Brady was listed among
",he other fsvorites" Mike was
playing over his old home course
and many thought he would conn
thru. But Mike wasn't right" az
Oakland Hills. Here and there a
Weakness cropped out in HIS game.
the FIRST day he was bad with his
IRONS. the next day his puts
Wouldn't drop.
Several weeks later Mike had
all these little weaknesses ironed
cut His shots, from tee 20 cup,
we're under perfect control. His
game was nawlsss. In short. nc
vas right" And as a result ne
walked away with the Metropolitan
opsn at Inwood. one OF the toughest
courses In the country.
Leo Diegel didn't make much Of
showing at Oakland Hills. either
His game was good but not good
enough. II so, better later. In
n. Shawnee open he scored a
notable victory. Subsequently In
the Canadian open he led a fast
fed hons and won a deserved
tile.
The kind Of golf Diessl played In
,hsse two Journeys would hays won
tor him az Oakland Hills. Like
Brady. he had the misfortune TO
se right" at the wrong time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Cuyler Displays
Hitting Ability

NEW YORK, Aug. 60 Hazcn
Cuyler Of the Pirates is playing his
first season IN the National league.
Considering the shortneu of his
career he muse be rated among tho
most sensational hitters ever pro.
duccd by the minors Cuyler startled
the baseball world the other day by
making six safe hits in "a many
times at bat during a game In Phlla.
delphis.
Cuyler In "a games has rolled Up
a batting average OF 3T7 and is third
In the major league records. Hornsby
leading With 40 and Ruth following
with 40s Incidentally, tho young
Pit,shurE star Is one Of the best out.
fielders in fast company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
ELEVEN PITCHERS GO DOWN THRU AGES IN MAJOR LEAGUE
No-FRt, No-Run Tilt
Pitched by Johnson

johnson. on the mound f@ the
Highland Athleuc club. pitched O
no-hlt no-run game Sunday against
the strong Magnollaa The final
score wns 20 o. Besides The shut
out twirlinF. johnson got three
binglen Tho score. Il. r. y
MagnoiiAs .............0 4
Highland A, e. ."....... 8 y ]
BatterieH: Read. gueE8 and
Claunsen; johnson and Cooper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Revelry Wins
Diving Match
III Local Tank

oDLoNpY" Reyclg won tho
II first Of tho handicap diving
competitions held az the Crystal
Pool Monday nisht with score
OF iss go
"Blackio' Faddrn was second with
1875 10. Hubbard was third with
ias 5lo and Harry Gwynn fourth
with tas $40.
An % the divers are handicapped
from Faddcn. who Il the Northwca
champion,
The next % the competition wiI
he wednesday nisht and tho third
will be Thursday night. as on,
Of the attractions Of the meet that
vii be featured by the match rar,
between Nitric knnowaloff and Ere
%. Grant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Stribling Odds Are
Not So Large Now

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 Odds on
Young stribilng 10 win from Paul
BeHenbach when they meet here
tomorrow night were shortened
when stnbling returned from his
Saratoga training camp with n
heavy cold. Betting may be a.
even money when they enter tho
ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Bert Shotten May
Manage Cardinals

According 70 reports from Houston.
where Branch Hickey has been Wis.
iting on tour OF inspection OF his
farmed.out players. tho Cardinal
manager indicated that he Is thinking
OF quitting the managerial end Of the
game TO devote his attention 20 eT.
ecutive duties.
He said that Bert sho,tcn would
succeed him when the time comes
that he wanted 10 leave the field
shotten Is known as sunday mana.
ger OF the Cardinals. and has charge
Of the team whom Hickey Is away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Jack Renault Wins
Over Homer Smith

BUFFALO, Aug 20 Jack re
nault Canadian heavyweight cham
plon. won a 10 round decision from
Homer Smith. Michigan. Renault
scored nrvrn knockdowns. one Ia
tho fiut and two each In the fourth.
ninth and 10th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
CHARLIE SCHMIDT Turns lMP

Charley Schmitd. relieved as mana
ger OF the Springfield Midgets. be
cause Of the failure Of his team 70
show anything like winning form.
has been appointed umpire in the
Western association. The former
Detroit star began his career In
Springfield. and IL was not an easy
pill 10 swallow when he had to get
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Tacoma Ring
Season Opens
September 2

ETiANR FARMER. tho ciinginE
l. vine OF Tacoma. viii meet Tiny
Herman. Omaha heavyweight In
tho main event Of tho opening
smoker In the city OF Destiny
Tuesday. September ?
why Farmer was given the main
event shot. no one seems 10 know,
especially with a boy Of Herman
class
George shanklln and Johnny
Pepe. formerly rival promoter.
have torn down the fence that has
separated them. and are putting
on the show together. As a re.
suit Of their action. Tucoma's ring
affairs are expected 10 nun more
smoothly during the coming season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

Coal mining in England exacts a
toll Of more than five lives every
working day. II has been estimated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

LACROSSE POPULAR IN EAST
Lacross. while played extensively
n the East. has never gained popu.
zrty in the west.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Walter Johnson Ranks
as Dean of Them All

Rube Vanguard Is Veteran of the National League;
Eleven Have Seen Many Promising Recruits Fail
in Majors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Colored Mound Star
Shuts Out Eagles

EDMoN DIS. Aug. 2s-Jimmy
ClaKton. negro pitcher. shut out the
seattle Eagles here Sunday by r
iI-to-o score. CiaKton had control
OF the situation turnout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

Have you read tonights Want
Adss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

EgyptH wheat production will fall
of about 5000 900 bushels from last
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Fort Worden Wins
Over Dye Workers

FORT WORDEN. Aug. es.-The
Fort worden BAH club won n fast
game from the Three Brothers Dye
Works. { to ,. here Sunday. Sea-
brook pitched nice game for the
winners. while Lawrence and Brind-
hy starred with the stick. Kappan
and Johnson played good ball for
tho losers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
win hath at rat

loth enabled the Brsyss 20 heat m,
Reds. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

Ttrui inninE Fsftsd puEnn AZ second
Third inninE ainEisd 20 center.
FiTth inninE Fofttsth homer 10 cen
tsrffsid wall
nitth Inning Doubled % left
Eighth inniuI Popped o. short
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-08
New York Bonds

New York. Nov. Bond prices today
staged an impressive rally under the
leadership OF semi- speculative railroad is
sues. Trading. following the pace set by
the stock market, expanded prices
were bid up. total sales OF about $24 000,-
900 representing one of the heaviest days
dealings this year.
Spirited buying of the low and medium
priced rail liens, pushing many of the
other years highest levels. was the mar
ket's outstanding feature. The demand
apparently based the same devel-
opments which contributed to the un-
precedented scramble for the rail stocks
legislation minmized by the makeup of
the new congress the carriers would be
free To carry out constructive merger and
dividend programs.
Gains of / to 8 points were registered
by tho seaboard adjustment 5s. refund
ing +s and consolidated IS. all reaching
new top prices. St Paul & Erie issues
Western Maryland As. Chicago & Alton
avs Chicago Great Western 4s Katy"
adjustment S. and Missouri Pacific Is. the
lpst named also selling at the years high
price.
New York Central SIS. mounting TO a
new peak at 11O%, led an upward move
which embraced New Haven Is up
points to 90. the roads franc Ia up 2t
to 90h Chesapeake & Ohio convertible
So. Louisville Nashville Is and Wheel
ing & Lake Erie 41s.
The trend of public utility and indus
trial bonds also was upward, with Mar
land IS developing conspicuous strength.
gaining almost 4 points. The only weak
spots were the wilson & Co. issues. influ-
enced by reports that the next interest
payments were in doubt. and Bethlehem
Steel ~ which yielded IL points.
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Market In Wheat
Opens Firm and
Trend Is Upward
Fresh Speculative Interest
Carries Prices Higher;
s Oats Trade Not
~ Brisk.
BY CHARLES j. LEyDEN.

chicago, Nov T.-Heavy profit-taking
and thereafter determinedly moved for
ward and closed at the best levels reach
combined with the fresh speculative inter-
est in the market to carry prices higher.
cash situation was accentuated by the
ranidly decreasing receipts at terminals.
Wieat closed 27.c to Sc higher. corn
was &c to 1Lc higher. oats were * C
% lac up and rye ruled 1ac to 2isc ad-
Two houses with eastern connections
offerings being credited to prominent
Wall street operator, who was presum-
ably long. The character OF the buying
was Impressive and local shorts were
rushed to cover at the last
e.ooo'ooo bushels in ali positions. 1t was
further. intimated that business may have
been considerably larger. The United
Liverpool closed 3isd higher
,,rst Corn IVA was SLOW slow and and heavy during the he
local pressnre. S ESce1lent oianmmi eommissIos
house buying developed on the dips and
in the last hour a substantial recovery to
Cash corn did not follow the futures in
fun. with. the. basis unchanged to &c
Oats trade was not very brisk. but
prices lifted with other grains. Commits
sion house trade in oats was more mixed
There was good buying of rye futures
by several prominent commission houses
end an active local operator. The selling
was scattered and easily absorbed
Provisions shared part of the grain
buoyancy md moved upward. Lard was
e2hc to 27hc higher and ribs were un-
changed.
! :. Foreign crop news had considerable In
fluence in today's advance. Heavy rain
fall over wide areas of the Australian n
wheat territory was believed to have done
no little damage. inasmuch as cutting
under way. Cables telling of drouth and
hot winds in the Argentine also attracted
attention. Some messages intimated that
II the southern hemisphere crop did not
receive rain within the next week the
situation would assume serious proper
All in all. the news from every drec-
ticn favored higher prices, and only
liberal profit taking restrained the ad-
sold at Sc over the December delivery.
Last week 1t sold at discount of &c
The southwest markets noted exporters
after the cash grain. with prices up &c
The Canadian wheat market led Chi
cago upward. prices there resting &c TO
sssc higher for the day. There was con-
siderable selling at Winnipeg against Chi
cago purchases by spreaders but 1t did
not affect the Canadian advance. No
northern wheat at Winnipeg sold sc over
Clearances of wheat and flour from
North America for the week were $40,
600 bushels. against 1880, 900 bushels last
week and 11,35s.0 GOO bushels a year ago
Since July l clearances total 1s5.2s5. 900
bushels compared with 140. .os4, 900 bush
els last year; Indisputably Europe is
and the truth OF this fact will proba biy
be we'll emphasized marketwise as soon
as tho. movement of grain from first
hands in this country shows definite re-
farmers were about sold out on their
wheat.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-08
Omaha Livestock

cattle-Receipts. 1900 head. Beef Of
ferings today were limited TO few
lunches of short fed and warmed-up
| steers and as demand for the classes here
was poor trade ruled slow and barely
steady. She stock was in fair supply
and sold slcAly At steady to easier prices.
Stockers and feeders were nominally un-
changed.
Quotations on eattle Choice to prime
yearlings. sl1:4oal2.4o; good to choice
yearlings, sfo.5om11.35: fair to good year
lings. ss.00ma.25; trashy warmed-up year
lings. $6.00M7.50: choice to prime heavy
beeves, s9.75m11.o0; good to choice heavy
beeves, ss.0o49.75: fair to good beeves,
ss00@9.00; common to fair beeves. 800
gS.00 good to prime fed heifers. $500
n10.50 plain to good fed heifers, $3.50
QS.00: common to good fed cows. $4,000
5.76; good to choice grass beeves. $1,000
500; fair to good grass beeves $1,000
6Sb; common to fair grass beeves, $500
n5.75: Mexican steers. $3.5004.75: choice
to prime grass heifers. $500 W6.I5; good
to choice grass heifers s500@6.0 fair
to good grass heifers. $4,000 500: choice
to prime grass cows. s5Oo@5.6o. good to
choice grass cows. s4.35@5.0o; fair to
good grass cows, ss75@4.35; Gamers ard
ers. S7.50Gs.25 good to choice feeders,
1855 @7.50: fair to good feeders. $3.50
$50: common to fair feeders. s4.00 % so !;
good to choice stockers. $6.50W750: fair
to good stockers S5.60D6.50: common TO
fair stockers. s425@ $50: trashy stockers
s3.00@425: stock heifers. s3.5014.75. !.
stock cows s2.5O63.40: stock calves,
s4.50@7.50; veal calves. $3.50U10.50: bo-
logna bulls. S3n0m3.40
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-08
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-08
Boston Wool.

Boston. Nov. THE Commercial Bull
| letin tomorrow Will say;
| "Confidpncc in the future of the wco
market has been enhanced by the result
Of the national election. although the out.
come had been 50 thoroughly discounted
/ that the market has not shown the sharp
reaction upward which might have been
| expected in view OF the experience IN
other years Values, nevertheless. are
| slightly higher and the tendency Is up
| ward with certain mills buying this week
who last week refused 10 do go. The
n,s nufacturers find buying resistance still
strong at advanced prices but recognize
the statistical strength Of wool.
.'Foreien primary markets are grad
stronger In sympathy. America is buying
steadily In Australia. although England
and the continent continue to take the
"In the west contracting seems to have
| res ched resting place for the most part,
ing given some pause to the unusually
early movement commenced some three
weeks ago.
"Mohair Is very firm at recent rates"
The Commercial Bulletin a,so' will
quote wood prices as follows,
Domestie ns. Ohio and P.ansylyanla
blood combing. so@6ic: ss-blood comb
ing. 5sasoc; fine unwashed. 500 SIC.
ans mchgsR nd Nsw YORK seos pe
washed. 5s 05sc r blood unwashed. bs@
5sc; Y blood unwashed, 57q5sc; fine
Wisconsin. Missouri and average New
England: 4 blood 572 5sc; a blood. 81
45sc; 4 blood 55 q SIC.
Secured basis: Texas fine l. months
fselected). s1.5001.5b: fine months,
s1.356140
California northern. s15Oa145: middle
county. $1.30@1.35; southern. si1sI1.22.
Oregon eastern No. staple. $50: fae
and F. NJ combing. sI35414o; eastern
clothing. s1.2oQ1.25; valley No. l. s1.2s
.,s1,a TsrFitsry tno:. Mepsss @ and similar fine
ing. si.35d1.40; a. blood combng. S.f5
q l.2o; "a blood comh!ng. 81 90 q LOB
Pulled: Delane. s1.55If60: A sl.50
1.55; fine supers, s1sodIs5; A
supers. s1.2am1e5.
Mohairs; Best combing. s0as5c: best
carding. 7cG75c.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-08
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-08
Stock Market Is
ExtraOrdinary:
Bonds Increase
Rails Surpass Remarkable
Strength Exhibited on Pre-
vious Day; Many New
Highs Scored.
BY RICHARD SPILLANE,
Universal Service Financial Editor.

Aa's"H'
New York, Nov. 1T was another
extraordinary stock market today with
hibition OF strength they gave Thursday.
For the first time since April II. 1922,
transactlons exceeded 100000 shares.
Not only that, but there was great in
crease in bond buying.
Early in the session the situation was
confused. The rails, particularly some
gish the day before. were surprisingly
strong, while the industrias and motors
and some others seemed inclined TO
touched liz that the industrials started
to come back but once started they made
up for their earlier delay.
Bull arguments are many as ever
known to the market. The street is full
Of optimists, also tipsters. Brokerage
populations they have known IN year
or more.
New highs were scored by so many
stocks during the day that it would be
There was an extraordinary demand for
Missouri. Kansas Il Texas, common.
Transactions for the day aggregated
Rails made an average gain of lis
points.
Industrials gained As OF a point.
Foreign exchange. sterling reached the
highest price this year; francs up slight
ly; lire lower.
Call money somewhat easier.
1t was another day Of advancing prices
for the grains. Liverpool was strong and
higher than due, while from the Argen-
tine came the declaration that the sup
not exceed 90.0OO,O00 bushels. Some
good judges think the rise OF the grains
is too rapid and Il it is not held within
more reasonable limits there will be a
sudden smash.
Export demand was fair.
Cotton showed a little life despite the
bureau report which IL due at IL Satur-
day morning. There Is an unusual
scarcity of long staple stuff this year,
of 1t.
While the general expectation 10 that
the bureau report Will indicate yield
OF ABOUT lz,sOO,OOO, one OF the most
prominent men in cotton circles in Amer
lea expressed the opinion that before
found to be much nearer, 1900. 900
bales.
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Total receipts ......... SO
DISPOSITION-HEAD


Chicago, Nov. 7.-(United States De-
partment Of Agriculture )-Cattle-Re
ceipt.. 6 900 head, common and medium,
grade steers predominat ating; market mod.
erately active at weeks decline; bulk OF
sales. f6.5069.0O TO killers; no choice
offerings here; best light steers, 1000;
heavies. ss.25; some demand for fat cows
at $500 and below; Gamers strong. largely
s3.6o0325: vealers. ss.oO1e.2b mostly
few $3.50 and above; stockers and feed
ers comparatively slow.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head; market
active. $50 Csc higher; lightweight in best
demandi Light llgit and sIsushter pigs pig
top. s1o.i5; bulk better 100 TO s25-pound
butchers. ss.5o9to1o; 40 TO 190-pound
averases largely ss:5o9s.25; packing sows
mostly ss.soqsio; majority strong
weight hogs. ss75@1o'i5; medium. 50. 10
m101o: light. ss25nsso; light light.
$3.50 ooo;. packing hogs. smooth. $3.50
af9.15: packing hogs. rough. fs.60Gsso
slaughter pigs, s7.00ms.25.
Sheep--Receipts $4,000 head market
active fat lambs fully steady; sorting
light: natives and comeback. t1s.75a 1t.26;
top to outsiders f1430: culls $1,000
115o; no rangers altered; clipped lambs.
sfi.50: heavy yearings, $4,000 fat sheep
2sc higher; handyweight ewes. 81. q
7.50; feeding lambs unchanged: comeback
as feeders 1915.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-08
Kansas CITY Cash Grain.

Kansas CITY. Nov. 1.-W heat.--No.
hard sf3s6t150: No. 2 red 81 Al a 81
December s1.40ss: May. st.4s% asked
July. s1.30A split bid.
corn-No. white. s1.02; No. vel
low. si06: No. yellow. si.05; No. !
mixed, 9sc@s1.02 December. s1.o1H spill
hid: May. s1.O4h split bid: July. f1.os
Hay-ITnchanged to SOC iower;- No.
prairie. $1,000 m110 others unchanged