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thing within his power to get them to
make a decision, but when ne LETT
them they had failed to come to any
decision. Through their failure 60
decide on the road they will lose the
extension OF the mail route and may
also lose out on any road work being
done in that territory this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gray returned
home Saturday from Hot Springs,
Ark, and Minneapolis where they had
passed the winter months.
Ed. Engebritson and Vic Wilberg
went to Whitehall Tuesday and re-
turned Wednesday with Hart-Parr
tractor that was shipped over the 500
to make a car load shipment.
Jack White was county seat VS.
tier Wednesday.
c. B. Bull was up from PlentyWooo
Wednesday and loaded their house
hold goods into a car.
A large number Of the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Bull met at the
Star hall Wednesday evening and ten.
dered them a very delightful surprise
party before their leaving for Plenty
wood to make their future home. Mr.
and Mrs. Bull are numbered among
the pioneers of this section of tn,
country and since moving into tow
from their ranch and Mr.. Bull be
coming connected with the Redston
Bank which was recently moved t
Plentywood compelling the family t
move also, Mr.. and Mrs. Bull hav
made hosts Of friends who regret t
see them leave our midst, but VINO a.
so wish them an abundance of pros
perity in their new home.
H. B. French of the Wolf Cree
country was in Monday and went
Plentywood to interview the commits
sioners in regard to making comes
lions of two roads in that territo1
to form loop and allow of the extel
sion of the mail route so that it Wi
) accommodate quite a number of mo-
? patrons.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Kaniewsd of 81
! were doing some shopping here Thur
D day.
t Clerk and Recorder Niels Madst
was up from Plentywood Thursday.
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WESTRY

Mrs. H. Staber was in Crosby this
week.
Cap Desith is remodeling Edw. De-
sith's residence west of this city.
Ed. Iverson returned from Crosby
Saturday where he had gone to have
his broken arm taken care of.
Walter Olsen, the local Ford agent,
received a car Load of FordsOns and
Ford cars the first of the week.
Farmers in this vicinity are offer
ing and paying laborers as high as
S75 a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Andersen
are entertaining a baby boy at theil
home, born, Thursday,
Claude Donovan has returned from
Plentywood and is now assisting
Harold Larsen on the dray line.
Mr. Christofferscn and son Car
were in Grenora last Sunday on bust
ness.
Cap Diseth did very nice job O
decorating and finishing the interio
Of the Catholic church.
Jens E. Jensen has gone to Froid
Montana, where he is making dea
to purchase a meat market in tina
city.
Mr.. Thee Thorn recently purchas
ed the Alfred Flaskerud residenc
now occupied by DR.. and Mrs. La
berge.
Miss Alma Tangen went to Crosb.
] last Monday where she has been en-
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REDSTONE

NJ. H. Hanson was in Plentywood
Monday where he was getting some
work done for his blowing oUtft.
Jeus Shevey of Watson, Mimi, ar
rived here Tuesday and visited few
days with his brother Roy Sherey.
Chas. Larsen and Christ R. Jorgen-
son of st. Paul have been here this
week buying cattle and hogs.
Vic Wilberg representing the Hart
Parr Tractor Co., was here the first
Of the week interviewing the local
agent Ed. Engebritson.
At the annual school election held
last Saturday, J. W. Bueklin was re
elected as trustee to succeed himself
The levy was carried by a very larg'
majority.
Fred Olsen was transacting bCsi
ness at the county seat Thursday.
DR.. Storkan was called up from
Plentywood Thursday morning
Mrs. E. R. Hanson, Mrs. Nance ant
Mrs. v. R. Profit and daughter Irm;
autoed to Plentywood Thursday at
ternoon to do some shopping.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Martil
Skordal Thursday morning a bouncing
baby boy.
Baldur Jensen, John Albers an
Jack White were at PlentywcOd Mon
day where they were in conferenc
with the county surveyor and com
missioners in regard to the road wor
south of town.
County Surveyor Rasmussen {
Plentywood was here Thursday an
to the Wolf Creek country where h
, was to Look over two proposed roaC
and try and get the farmers to d.
T eide which one they wanted. NJ
Rasmussen visited with all the farm
r ers along both roads and talked wit
q them all the afternoon and did ever
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OUTLOOK

Messrs. Peterson, Dodd and Lar
son Of Whitehall were business Wis
itors here on Tuesday Of last week.
Axel Markuson of Raymond was
in town between trains Monday to
visit his wife who is i'll in the hos
pital here.
Donald Trower Of Whitehall pass
ed the week end visiting in Outlook.
Mr.. Roderick and son Charles made
a business trip to Williston Tuesday
of last week.
Fred Radons left for Williston
Tuesday and returned with a new
Overland car.
F. S. Fee drove to Plentywood
on Thursday of last week and re-
turned with new Star car.
Mrs. Bell Ford and Nina Ford of
Redstone visited in town over the
week end.
Miss Hannah johnson of Conner
town passed the week end at hel
home here.
Mrs. John Laid entertained the
Hospital Ladies Aid he home OF
Mrs. V. L. Gerrick on Saturday.
Mrs. S. Thompson, Christine Deck
Vida and Vena Godlaxon and Lean
ore Roderick drove to Plentywood OF
Saturday.
Oscar Doe made a business trip t.
/ Plentywood on Tuesday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Thompson drov,
| to Scobey to visit with friends las
Sunday.
Messrs. Henry Walders, Homme
Z Roy Nelson and Oswald Selvig drov
!, to Wolf Point Saturday. Mr.. Wal
ders and Mr.. Nelson Grove back il
their new Oldsmobile coaches on Sun
day.
Messrs. Mcintosh and Fred Radon
: made a business trip to Plentywoo
S on Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Selvig, Donald Trower an
4 Fern Homme took in the dance {
r Daleview Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Selvig drove t
q Whitehall Sunday.
g Messrs. M. B. Larson Of Homestea,
H. L. Larson Of Antelope and NJ
i Larson of Ambrose, n. D., were vi
+ iting in Outlook last Sunday.
Sen. c. E. Taylor of PlentywoC
f was in town Tuesday Of this wee
r transacting business.
Miss Irma Profit of Redstone W;
!, an Outlook visitor Sunday.
Il Mrs. I. j. Larson and family al
It Miss Louise Craig were I1entywOC
visitors Sunday morning.
) The choir of the Plentywood Lut,
e eran chulch accompanied the mini
l. ter here for Easter services and ia
ored the congregation with an East
Y cantante which was greatly apr
l. ciated by all.
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WOLF CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Cromwell and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Cromwell a couple of days.
Friday night good sized crowd
was out to attend the debate and
basket social. The question debated
was: "Resolved: That Sheep are
more profitable than Cattle" Bur
ton Davenport, Mrs. John Pace and
H. H. Callahan defended the sheep
while Mr.. Holdeman, d. NJ. Machines
and H. L. Calvert talked for the cat
tie. The judges l. E. Metzler, M.
McCallister and Jas. COwan gave the
decision to the negative side on
points 16 to 1. A spelling match pre-
ceded the debate and was won by
Mrs. H. B. French. Immediately af
ter the debate the baskets and cakes
were very ably auctioned by Mr..
Holdeman and the proceeds went to
help the Sunday school.
The Wolf Creek Ladies Club an
nounce a dance to be held at the
Phelps school house Saturday even
ing, April 18th.
d. NJ. Machines was in Red5tone
Saturday to get repairs from Plenty
wood for the Fordson.
Saturday was school election and
A. N. Hagan was returned to office
two years while Jack Burke drew the
three year term.
Mrs. Cy Ulrich and Mrs. VIM
G romwell visited with Mrs. ID. IA
Nae InRse Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Cromwell visited viii
. Mrs. James COwan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell anC
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Cromwell Saturday evening.
Charles Marsh left last week to re
pair his tractor as he expects to d,
/, considerable breaking south Of Flax
I vile.
: D. II. Machines was a caller at tn
M. H. Callahan and Jack Sweete
homes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell an
3 family visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j
,lH. Callahan and family Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Marsh and childre
: visited with friends on the reservatio
? Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Losing and fam
ly visited with Mr.. and Mrs. job
Sweeten Sunday.
= Jasper Phelps, Signe Benson, WI
q Machines and Mr.. and Mrs. job
II Pace and family went in Japs true
Z to attend Sunday school and churC
y at Two Tree Sunday.
: M. McCallister and Jap Phelps we
/ hunting horses Monday.
i u Bill Cromwell went after his DIR
- Monday.
y Seeding is now quite we'll und
way in this community.
Jasper Phelps was assisting d.
Machines Monday with some wo
on the Fordson.
Mrs. M. McCallister and Mrs. w
Cromwell were transacting busine
in Redstone Wednesday.
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@unyNeWS
McELROY

Miss Peterson went last Friday to
visit her sister, Mrs. John Peterson
over the week end. The children had
a holiday Friday. School convened
Monday with six new pupils, all
children from the Heuth family en-
rolled. To provide seats for the ex-
ira pupils some were brought over
from the Rice school and set up IN
the McElrOy school house.
B. L. McElroy has purchased and
put up some bracket lamps in the
school house with part of the money
obtained by renting the building for
election. The lamps were very much
needed. Why not have stove also
so that coffee can be served when 1t
is desirable?
Lawrence Alvin, who has been
working fer Peter Lutnes was the
victim of an accident Sunday. He
was holding a 22-calibre gun between
his knees the barrel pointing down
ward, and attempting to load it. In
some manner the gun was discharged
the bullet entering the back of the
foot and coming out of the bottom
/ having passed through the fleshy par
of the heel. Gustave copeland whC
was present at the time took Mr.. Al
win to Westby where DR.. LaBergt
dressed the wound. The injured par
is recovering.
Ed. Iverson, from north of McElro.
was in Westby about two weeks ago
! He attempted to crank the Ford whe,
it back fired breaking his arm. d.
LaBerge being absent at the time Nh
. Iverson ent to Grenora to have tn
arm set
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,oo5 ond Of the rate Of 10 per cent
from March 18th, 1925, until e1 6ns
Of judgment; for the sum en-, u oo1
I,1,nJre3 seveptv-five dollars Oql 'o'ogJ
+oa-etbey with interest thereon a. Ino
ra9o of 10 per cent per annuIn I'm ~
October 24tb. 1923; for the sum U
One hundred seventy-1ve dolid aI9
1s175 o0C together with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annun from October oath, 1874 anu
for the costs of abstract OF 1l.ie,
reasonable attorneys fees anu Oo' e
of this action; and for the purpose u
foreclosing a mortgage given TO Sc
cure the above sum by AleAdIiSleI n n
Armand and Lizzie st. Arnaud to l.
L. Beiseker, and assigned 70 tas
plaintiff herein, and the plall l-l'
thereafter assigning said nofCgasS
to c. A. Tinoher, and thereaIUeI %
signed to J. w. Andrist, and thefe
after assigned to plaintiff herein al
of which more fully appears from Cn'
| complaint on file herein, to Whlcn re
ference is hereby made, the landi
and premises described in said mort
gage being as follows, to-wit: In
South Half (S1a) Of Section Ten (lO
Township Thirty-six 1867 North o
Range Fifty-seven (57) East OF Tn
Montana Meridian, in Sheridan Coun
ty, Montana.
WITNESS My Hand and the Sea
of this Court this 4th day Of Apr
A. D. 1925.
court Seal) d. j. OLSON,
i Clerk of the District Cour
By A. M. HANSEN,
Deputy Clerl
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led to work in the Ralph rOOming

gagged to work in the Ralph rOOming
house.
Mr. Smith Of the Westland Oil Com
pany was in Westby the first OF the
week and installed a gravity gaaso-
line filling station for Nelson-San-
nerud.
DR.. Laberge returned home the
first of the week from trip to Bill
ings, Montana, where he went TO
see his little granddaughter, Mary
Louise, stopping off at LewlstoWn on
his return.
Last Sunday an aeroplane visited
this city and engaged in carrying
passengers to view the city from the
air. A great number Of Westby cltl-
zens took advantage Of the opportu-
nifty and consequently the alrplane
was kept busy most of the day.
The Birthday Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Bertch last Wednesday
afternoon, in honor Of Mrs. b. Lar
sen, Mrs. Ditmarson and Mrs. Stage
berg's birthdays A nice lunch was
served by Mesdames Skeels, Frelsle0-
en- and Rohweder.
, Doctor and Mrs. Laberge motored
: to Fortuna Thursday.
j Hub Wirtzberger is assisting Hen
: ry Osksa with his spring work.
2 Louise Christensen went to Crosby
, Friday on business, returning home
D Saturday.
e Claire McKone came up from
0 Noonan today friday and will re
= main over Sunday.
= Our school children and teachers
are enjoying holiday today, Goo6
K Friday.
o The two rural mail carriers havO
: invested in new Ford touring cars:
: Sheriff Rodney Salisbury and Clair
V Stoner of Plentywood were callers Il
l. Westby the first of the week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Grytnes hav
re moved into the Soren Thompson resi-
dence this week.
20 Joe Hushoen of Fargo, N. D.,
s. working for Ole Odegaard for tn
spring work.
N Hub Wirtz6erger has purchased
new Coupe, and he had all the extra
put on too.
The Civic Improvement Leagu
will meet at the school house ne2
i'd Tuesday evening. The ladies' al
n. urged to attend.
Springs work is now on in gel
vd eral the weather has been ideal al
nd everyone is taking advantage OF
ed Considerable seeding has been done.
re The city election passed off vel
r. quietly last Monday. p. G. Ande
nd son was unanimously elected mayo
ep while A. M. Ditmarson and Nels Ne
es son were elected aldermen.
1T Word has been received here tn
NJ. a big bouncing baby boy was be
he to Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Aunger
on Forunta last Wednesday, and tn
re- Charles is passing around the II
by vanas.
af- Lawrence Bueide, brother of RI
res Bueide of this city, arrived In West
III. last Friday from Fargo, n. d. \
to BTeide has accepted a position ne
Comertcwn for summer.
an Ed. Iverson had the misfortune
the break his right arm last Saturd
en- while cranking a Ford car belongi
to Nels A. Nelson living near
me farm north of this city. Mr.. Iv
ty- sons arm was quite badly brok
as the large bone was broken Ms
and square off while a smaller bone p
fee truded through the flesh.
the The Westby High School Sp
Light will be published Monday
Vm. is chuck full of very good mater
IA. and interesting articles and she
the advancement made along |
nth line. 1t has given the pupils cons
cradle extra work in putting out
and live little paper and everybody she
Lrs. honor them By purchasing at Il
one.
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TIE KINYON INVESTMENT COM
PANY, a corporation, Plaintiff,

LIE hlN 1ON INV I'D 4 mEN OOm-
PANY, a corporation, Plaintiff,
versus
ALEXANDER ST. ARNAUD, and
LIZZIE ST. ARNAUD, his wife,
JOHN w. SHELBY, SHERIDAN
COUNTY STATE BANK, a cor
poration, OSCAR S. GULLICK-
SON, as Receiver of Sheridan
County State Bank, a corporation,
WELLS COUNTY STATE BANK,
a corporation, SHERIDAN COUN-
TY LAND CO., a corporation, 7.
L. BEISEKER, AUGUST SEVER
SON, and REBECCA SEVERSON,
his wife, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETING, to the above
named defendants, and to each Of
them:
You are hereby summoned to ans
wer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of this Court, a copy of which
is herewith served upon one of you
in the County wherein you reside,
and to file your answer, and serve q
copy thereof upon plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after service OF
this summons, and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
This action is brought for the pur-
pose Of obtaining a judgment against
the defendants Alexander st. AnauC
and Lizzie st. Arnaud, his wife, anC
August Severson and Rebecca Sever
son, his wife for the sum of Twenty
five Hundred Dollars (S25000O) Will
interest thereon at z per cent from
| October oath, 1924, until March 18th
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First publication, April 10, 1925.
Second publication, April II, 1926.
Third publication, April "a, 1925.
Fourth publication, May 1, 1925.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUN-
.TY OF SAERIDAN.
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FARMERS ELEVA-
TOR COMP ANY
OF OUTLOOK

We are now distributing
cleaned wheat and if you are
having any trouble with your
Cleaning Machinery, and can
not remove all the foreign
seeds and wild oats. Let us
do this for you.
SEE US ANY WAY
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WANTED-Student nurses. Sidney
Deaconess Hospital. Requirements:
Ladies with two to four years OF
High School. Allowance of Sl2 and
SIS per month. Board, room and
washing furnished. Address MISS
MONTA BANE, Sidney, Mont. 1-t4
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NEWS CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

LOST-One black gelding, 8 years
old, no brand, weight 1900. FINDER
please notify PETE ERlCKSON,
Dooley, Mont. LIZ
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We have fOrecIOsed farms for rent.
Lands for sale. Fire and Life insur-
ance. Contracts and other legal pa
pers drawn. McKEE-LANGER
LAND co. OFFICE. Read First Ma
tiOnal Bank Building. 5S-tf
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ESTRAYED-From my place near
Outlook, about weeks ago; one
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FOR SALE-Building and lot of the
Navajo Mercantile Company, known
as The Navajo Store. VIII sell
building, lot and fixtures either at
public or private sale. Building or
fixtures may be purchased separ-
ately. Bids or propositions will be
accepted Up to Saturday, April %,
1925. at the Office of F. w. Jensen,
Secretary, at Navajo, Montana. The
right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
F. w. JENSEN, Secretary,
62-9t Navajo, Montana
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NOTICE. will take cattle for graz
inc at 60 cents per month; plenty
grass and water-come and look IL
over or drop me a card. Z. =.
MARTIN, Dagmar, Twp. 81, Range
"a 2-t2-p
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Mrs. Adolph Hovdey, April 18th.
Mrs. Claude Mills, April Is.
Mrs. Del Dryden, April IA.
Mrs. Orrin Pierce April 18th.
Mrs. Markuson, who is i'll here is
rapidly improving and will leave the
hospital in few days.
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YOU THAT HAVE NOT BOUGHT
your new 1925 Car should be sure
to see the latest OLSMOBILE be-
fore buying any other. HENRY
Valdez, Outlook, Mont, Agent
Stiff.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-92O acres 10
Gated 9 miles south of Archer, and
4 miles west Of Welliver hall. Rent
on 5O-50 basis. Small house, good
well. fenced and cross fenced. Write
or see MRS. PEARL HELGESON,
Archer. Mont. 5O-to-p
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REMEMBER-The OLDSMOBILE IS
a SIX Cylinder car at the price Of
a FOUR. FISHER BODY, Cen
eral Motors Engine, Pennsylvania
Vacuum Cup Balloon Tires, Disc
Wheels, all modern conveniences
Standard equipment. HENRY
Valdez, Outlook, Mont 51-tf
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FOR SALE: Rye Grass Seed, wilt
resistant flax and clean Lincoln Dat
Seed. H. B, BRADDOCK, Outlook,
Mont Telephone. 1-t5-p
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We have fOreclOsed farms for rent.
Lands for sale. Fire and Life insur-
ance. Contracts and other legal pa
pers drawn. McKEE-LANGER
LAND co. OFFICE, Read First Ma
tiOnaI Bank building. 38 If
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WANTED: Would like to purchase
County and School warrants issued
legally by Sheridan County and
dulv registered by County TreasCr-
er at a 21a per cent discount drawn
on regular funds and payable with
in a year. Those over a year B per
cent discount. Rubey S. Cosner,
Malta Montana. 51-t4
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FOR SALE-One team, weight $3.50;
one Moline gang pillow; one Hoosier
drill, p single disc Chris Hoist, IL
miles east Of Plentywood. P. D.
Westby, Mont. Att
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WANTED: Cook on farm for two
months or longer. Address GUS
TAFSON & FRISETH, Brockton,
Montana. I'll
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Chevrolet 5
pass. automobile. Inquire Of H. B.
Emerson, Plentywood, Mont. 51-t4
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FOR SALE-Two houses. See Ne
KEE-LANGER LAND CO., Plen-
tywood. Office rear First Nation
al Bank. SS-h
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OuLlO0ks dDGNI = WCCEA9 @5O'
gray mare, age 9 years,
weight about 1900, lbs, /
branded -.-.----.--.--------------- A-N1 /
on left hip, read G bar G
OZARK brown gelding, T@
about 5 years old, VT.
1900, branded --.----------------
on left shoulder; and one
bay gelding, 8 years old,
weight 900 lbs, wire cut above
one front hOof. JENS TANGE,
Outlook, Montana. Take up horses
and notify for reward. Z-3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-17
Records Smashed in
Pirates-SenatOrs
Championship Battles

Pittsbur gl, Oct. 16-(By the AS
ISOLATED Press)-Recordsw were pIo
ken thick and fast in the Pirates
worlds series battle with Washins-
ton. =,
The most notable were In nome
run hitting where individual as wei,
q q team marks went into the dlscaru
before the smuggling led by GOOSE
Coslin and Joe Harris or the Sena .
tors. each Of whom slammed out
three circuit blows to tie the inoi-
v,dual record for single series.
Goslin set an all-series marx 1or
himself by increasing his total to SIX
for two years, displacing the pre-
vious mark of four, held by BABE
Ruth. a+oraoy
increased the two cluo-to'a. "
eclipsing the former record OF Ten 1a se'
by the Yankees and Giants IN Is1S'
while Washingtons eight rouno UP
pers also set up new one ciuo s'ah
dard for sigle series.
Other new marks follow:
Twelve one base hits by Sam RICE
breaking a mark of nine set by .,
Sebring of Pittsburgh in 1903 and
eoualled later by four others.
Max Carey hit three times oy
nitcher. setting new record. also w
ing record of four hits in. single game
SET by Tommy Leach in 1903 and
eoualled later by a dozen others.
Stan Harris accepting 10 chances
in field in fourth game, equalllns
record made by Claud Richie OF
Pittsburgh in 1908.