Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 7, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota
A v a. A a Iraa it sixteen pages vol. Xxxii City edition Mitchell s. D. Wednesday october 7, 1925. Number 6senators pirates love has turned to hate now Harris and his mates score 4 to Ivi Cotry Molnar a suit arouses anger of Sari Fedak f ammo hungarian actress save she will make author fat Humble pie charges enrage or Rui peo ires Sre wants Tri tim pm i t Vot of Iti Rev or Groi yes Hungary Ort. 7 Vea of Dak for Arnost dramatic a be n a l Hungary is playing Rall the proct Rysor ing a i she Ever entered a disagree with or husband. Franz ii playwright which has the whole t in by the ears. A it a h is famous in the theater and 1 r social world. Each has a Host ends East h is popular throughout the country v each is suing for divorce re cd nor misconduct and Lack of a in pathetic understanding on the part of the other. Roca use Molnar a dramas notably i a the guardsman and the Devil have been played in America and England this Case has r Awn Public attention far beyond the confines of Hungary. Molnar sued first naming upwards of two score men As correspondents. "t1. Estimate incidentally he has la it a reduced hut Hungary Hasni to yet git Over the initial Shock. Then Fedak went into action filing a counter suit and announcing intention of fighting the Case to the last ditch both to establish own innocence and to rid herself of famous husband. When the news of the divorce a n came to she was starring in Antonia in Vienna for 200 nights she had charmed audiences. She a once dropped everything to come to this City to prepare for the trial and be in Active consultation with lawyers. Having the dramatic instinct herself it is considered certain that she will a whole lot towards conducting own Case Ani new be Ping attorneys aside. On arrival Here Fedak said Molnar thought he would make the charges so dirty that i would make every sacrifice rather than have them aired in Public. Rut you Walt and Ltd i will show him a number of things before he is through with me. A i not object to a divorce from Molnar. Far from it there will c no happier person in All the world a ban t will be when finally and Forcer separated front him. A Brut for hint to sink so Low As to Mack my character in the divorce courts is an outrage and t will make a dearly for his Folly. You watch and see if he does t eat hum a or pie within the next few weeks. 7 using our years together i have alway tried to encourage him in his a re of writing plays. But he failed to reciprocate. He even went r it of his Way to discourage me in myself a great Meadows was working a fast curve. Ball one. Ball two. Judge went out Wright to Grantham. Joe Harris . Strike one rail one. Joe Harris heat a Long drive to right for two bases. Of almost went into the bleachers for a Home run and the i Umpire had ruled that it hit into the stands and bounced out and Harris was giver a Home run. Luege . I foul strike one. Foul strike Hall one. Luege was a strikeout Lon Rinolt pitches steady game victim. Peckinpaugh . Rail one. Gets first Home run in series in the second inning senators hit rail hard i strike on f oui. Strike two. Peel drove a Long foul to left. Carey gathered in Peck s High Fly. One run one hit no errors. Meadows is taken outrun Burkh the p he Fher or Friendly and gave to Harris a cheer a i n works to Tom Kin 1ns a apr Quot Quot r,,1t barn Lart in Perm the Iviz 1 a Quot want or a him la i a sir deep left to take Barnhart a Fly. I Treynor . Rail one. Ball two. A a Shi avg ton run i f v. Harris 2b Goblin of a i Ido. Lori logo. 3 b a i. Harris of por Kinnaugh. Is ital r Johnson p j Moore. 2b Carey of Guy of Barnhart if Wright is Treynor 3b Grantham of Smith c Meadows p empires at plate. Rifle in first base Molarity at second base Mccormick n third base Owens a. Forbes Field Pittsburgh pa., got. 7�?la3 a Walter Johnson pitched the worlds Champion Washington senators o Brilliant Victory Over the Pittsburgh pirates today it to i in the first game of the 1925 championship series. A vast and colourful crowd of 45.000 filling the Field to capacity saw the downfall of their favourites and National league champions. Who were baffled and held to five hits by Johnson while the senators hammered i be Meadows bespectacled pirate Flinger. And has successor Johnny Morrison for eight Traynor got a Lino single into right for Pittsburgh a first hit. Wright . Foul. Strike two. The pirates wet a trying Tho hit and run play. Wright i forced Traynor judge to Peck. J Grantham . Strike one. Strike two. Grantham went after a High Ore foul. Ball one. Ball two. Ball three. Grantham fanned. It was a fast Ball. No runs one hit no errors. Third inning senators Ruel . Traynor Rob bed Ruel of a two base hit with a leaping catch of a hard hit Ball. Johnson . Strike one. Strike two Ball one. Ball two. Ball Iowa senator gives remedies for farm ills co operative credit would solve Coe of Farmer s biggest problems attacks rail values Joe Harris Joe Harris playing right Field for the senators hammered out the first re been circuit rider of the 1025 world series son went out Vav right to Grantham. I ,. I today when he connected with one of i be Meadows offerings in the second inning. The Ball bounded into the bleachers but after an argument the Umpire Calla to it a Home run. Rice . Rice got a single into right. Stan Harris . Meadows tried to get Rice off first. Ball one. Ball two. Rice was picked off first Meadows to Gran Ham. No runs one hit no errors. Pittsburgh Smith . Smith flied out to Joe Harris. Meadows . The Pittsburgh folks cheered their Pitcher. Foul strike one. Ball one. Ball two. Ball three. Meadows got a base on balls. Moore . Ball one. Strike one. Foul strike two. Ball Safe blows most of them when they two. Moore hit into a double play counted most. Peck to judge. Ball working this inning and the pirates could t see his Speed. Stright and Barnhart striking out for the second time. No runs no hits no errors. Eighth inning senators Johnson . The crowd san Fedak Are task of making Quot Ess. Divorce trials such As this ally held behind closed doors but have anything to say in the mat this one is going to be held in the n where the reporters can be pres to want everything blazoned to Init a is at present in Germany friends claim his marriage was a Long time a Mere form. They a lived in an apartment in run Kcf on one Side of the Danube big wife in another apartment on other ride. He has summoned witnesses and his wife has sent in equal number. Weather forecast Quot Loudy and legion to voice stand on Row Over Mitchell i a flt exit Ai i i fit to on Venti of Strong Fok posed air i Rief wheat Belt is touched with first snowfall both teams started with their full strength on the Fie gtd and indications that All the crippled players were ready to their Best. Manager Stanley Harris and Roger pee Ken i Paugh Washington a infield casual t ties were fit while Eddie Moore. I i curve rare Secor i a. ,.er reported his in i. Jared thumb in Glt the crowd was errors. Fourth inning senators Stan Harris . Was hit by a pitched Hall. Up. Ball one. Strike one two. Meadows fed Goslin Harris Goslin nothing government raised \ Jtj stun of roads Over their oms Fig Eres Sis Chamberlain s d., Ort. 7.�? spec tall senator Smith w. Brookhart of iowa., speaking before the annual convention of the South Dakota farm Era Union on american to and last night declared that three primary causes were to blame for the unenviable condition in which agricultural has found itself in recent years. The est causes he said Are High com of transportation. High com of credit and High cos tit of commodities needed in farm operation. J senator Brookhart spoke for turf hours and a half to a crowd of i boo people who stood and sat in the Largo unheated Pavilion on the Island wrap Ped in furs overcoat and blankets As he spoke he was frequently intern erupted with Long applause. Suggests remedies the iowan spoke entirely upon the troubles of the Farmer and diagnosed his Case and suggested remedies Whdeh he declared would improve Agri Eul to lira i conditions and place the Farmer on a basis comparable to Eastern organized labor. A in the agricultural Industry a sen ador Brookhart declared a there is an investment of 60 billions of dollars. Is. No runs no hits no pave Johnson a big ovation. Ball one Wright made a leaping Ratch of agriculture employs 13 million work Johnson a seeming hit. Rice ers and has an annual Gross produce strike one. Wright threw out Rice at first. Stan Harris . Ball one. I Wright took Stan Harris grounder strike and threw him out. No runs a hits. Its Kross annual output is valued a i no errors. I Pittsburgh Grantham . Foul. I Ball two. Grantham Tion of $12,348,000,000. Manufactures ing has a Gross investment of 40 by. Lions employs 9 million workers and 60 billions of dollars. This represents an increased valuation Over Tho Vaiuso i Harris St first. Judge . One. Ball one. Bluege Moore to Grantham. Omaha. Neb., oct. 7.�? a3 a Philadelphia was unanimously selected for the 1926 american i Region National convention when the report of the time and place committee was ratified. Omaha neb., oct. 7�? by the associated press a no matter the Fate in committee of proposed resolutions regarding col. William Mitchell the army so in bad critic of the nation s air service indications were Strong today that the subject of adopting an official attitude towards the colonel would be taken to the floor of the american legions seventh National convention for a decisive contest. The Rev Joe Mike Lonergan it Illinois National chaplain of the legion last night was chosen by the Oregon delegation to take the place of the state s Delegate at Large who did not come to the convention. Support Strong chaplain Lonergan is known is a Man of Sarong convictions and a powerful orator. He also is known to he a Strong supporter of col. Mitchell and in the unusual move by the Oregon representative some of the delegates professed to see a determined move towards a showdown on the Mitchell matter. The aeronautical Committer had a meeting set for Early today to receive the report of a sub committee of five appointed last monday to digest numerous proposals for resolutions of be reported to the convention. It was indicated that the subcommittees recommendation would be that one of unset a colonel Mitchell s suggestions that condition. In fever heat of excitement the cheers rising to terrific volume when the batteries were i announced. Clear Anil Snappy a Bright Sun shone Down from i Cleam skies. It gave t very Prospect of being an Ideal Day brisk and Snappy with a perfect setting for the but Ket Rock is opening Hort . Barnhart to . Strike one. Ball one. Strike took goal n s liner and doubled stun strike one. Foul strike two. Foul. Of raw product of 25 billions of Dol strike i a. ,.j Lars. Of this Gross gain to billions May Ain Grantham hit a High one to jots. I i a n ,. A. A u., out. A ,. La let immediately at the door of went Harris. Smith . Smith singed to Ria a we tier ii. _. Labor charge tie Farmers Only Hope Meadows t Mew of enter it Rifi Rbee ran for Smith. My in i. A tora entire in. I i of combating this situation and reaper a. J a o. Be bal. A he a Troni matted for Meadows. Mclnnis . Kin k Inch ground at West Frozen i p every evidence of a record Crow for Forbes Field was at hand even at noon two hours f starting time. Before the land the Concrete bleacher Section off he of a f cd a i m w a it a Fri Quot f a no in. I Quot Chicago 111., get. 7 a walk eur cease from Shivers is promised the far West today the whet Belt got its first Snow and the Eastern sections Jed of capacity. There was close to 10,000 in these cheaper priced sections with streams i of customers also trekking Early to . To i the reserved sections of the double left ing an advantage to themselves is to foul strike one. Strike two. Depress the principle of cooperation. C a Quot. Tania struck out on three pitched High Cost of transportation the sen Arp balls. Moore . Ball one. Bughee Ator declared is one of the real grievances of the american Farmer. Big Cut possible railway valuation As set by bad United states he continued a is to billions of dollars and earned a ,. This valuation was fixed in face of the first and second. Rue a judge to of x for pit s it urge end Gooch took that rail was executives Cost that . In a. I. i Ning. No runs no hits no errors. Pirates Carey . Strike one. Strike two. Strike three. Struck out on three pitched . A t0je second. Bluege took Moore Scuyler . Strike or e. Guy in got Hrew him out. No a hit Over the Middle hag. It was runs it one hot to errors. Ninth inning two. Cuvier was run Down he tween senators Morrison went in the ening nine Board stands in left i enter let Etc to jud8e to Stan Harris. Strike Tsmith s place As Catcher. Gob in . Jung. The total value of their stocks and three. Barnhart fanned. No runs. Hall one. Ball two. Goblin got single into right. Judge . Ball May expect later in the week temperatures approaching Frost. There ars Ive in bes to Lead s. La the White Blanket it Casper nvyo., is three inches thick and elsewhere East of the Continental j0 Divide it averaged Down to an Inch. I Minnesota and North Dakota Points i reported Snow ranging from one to four inches. Heavy Rains Are reported Over a storm area ire the Rocky Mountain i Section reaching As far South As new ? Mexico and Arizona. The Light Snow fall in Sioux City la., and str Ginia minn., melted As it fell. The Gulf states Are the warmest in the country. Fort Worth was Only four degrees under the Century Mark it at its heat Peak yesterday and Flor i ids. Louisiana. Alabama and Mississippi were Well in the eight in and smaller nineties. Snow in Rockies Denver. Cohort 7�?of a Winter got a toe hold in the Rocky Mountain West yesterday and last night. One. Strike one. Ball two. Bluege Bonds fixed their own valuation at 12 billions. If some process could be found by which the water could to i decked grandstand and fifth inning senators Joe Harris . Joe Harris got a hit into deep Short. Bluege rail one Bluege singled into a second. Ball one. Foul strike two. J tracking railway rates could be Cut Joe Harris stopping at second. Strike three. Morrison big curve a total of one and. A half billion Dol foul. Strike fooling him. Bluege . Goslin Between 45,0001 Peck . Strike one. T o it i i n . V v i no Roo altogether seemed Likely two. Morrison is now warming scored on Bluege single to renter in every available bit of seating for Pittsburgh. Pc singled into f on the throw in plunge went to Sec a. I 1 Ond. Perkinns Lith tin. Rail Nee every available bit of seating r standing space from the press stand built in be to second. Low a fsr i i Vel behind Home plate no one was out. For the accommodation of some five Hundred correspondents from All fanned. Johnson . The Pittsburgh parts of the seeded that no i infield played Back to try available space had been overlooked double play. Strike one. By Barney Grey fuss. President of he spectators hopped Over the boxes and one. Ball two. Carey was hit by pirates in providing additional seat ins room. The pre Hor contained an unusual array of the games celebrities. It re a Jot to be or a Mew it of sacrificed Grantham to Moore. Joe squeezed out of railway stocks and Harris . Strike one Goslin on the graft taken out of railway contracting railway rates could be Cut a total of one and. A half billion dollars every year. This reduction could scored on Bluege a single to Center a be effected without reducing the wages paid but the railroads by a single Penny. A this Means that the Farmer i paying millions of dollars More for freight charges just because railway Stock is watered and just because gracing contractors and dishonest railway officials must have their graft. Here is a Concrete example during i the War when the government took Eft. Harris going to third and Bluege end. Peckinpaugh . Bal one the bases were filled and f Ball two. Morrison threw out Peck Ruel bal one firs Ore run two hit foul strike one. Strike two. Ruel no error Pittsburgh Carey . Mcneely for a now playing Center and Rice moved some to right Field for Washington. Ball the game was halted until the Field i pitched bal for the second time Guy a cleared. Strike two. Johnson w out. The crowd was strike three Barnhart it Barnhart i 44 to build a locomotive in the new bal singled into left Carey stopping at York ventral railway shops. Today Tan ror be second time buy overt management of the railroads foul strike one. Strike two. An Ltd the railway shops it Cost just $4, also struck a i frantic f i one. Rice strike two. The nil Star lineup with such old tim a jul Eek scored on strike one. Toe Harris and Rice s single t frs As Bonus Wagner Long a pirate hero John Mcgraw end Hughey ten pings manager and assistant Leader i of the giant babe Ruth Johnny Rawlings injured member of the pl-1 irate Art Fletcher. Philadelphia a tonal manager Walter Gautreau of the braves and Tri speaker. Cd Vor. Peckinpaugh went to second i foul. Strike one. Fast in Quot by Ami thursday possibly i for a unified air service under a sep North portion continued Arate Cabinet officer be accorded the legions approval but that the name tjr>ce4t�?~ed to f of no person he Mai once Iota to Clouds a thursday probably Snow bin in asks resumed and rain or Snow in Mph after the gala occasion of yester continued cold a when the legion Laid aside its Dakota in Cloudy Wrork to hear an address by president thursday probably now Calvin Roll and to March in a continued cold i colourful four mile Parade before the Dakota mostly Cloudy Rhie executive a perfunctory pro thursday probably rain Gram was set for today with six and Chat in eat portion sigh a <3rnais�, by High ranking army and r tonight in Northeast and Nav officers and two civilians and Antral portions. I three committee reports the Only fix k a mostly fair tonight business except unset tonight in that gave additional time for the a on no much change a i committees to perfect their Rem in -o�?T-1 emendations and for the delegations Joeal to com it ref a or to draw their lines on the other in and minimum tempera portent item the election of officers. But one committee today had completed its considerations that being the time and place committee which has decided unanimously to recon i mend that the 1926 conversion go to when Montana. South Idaho an i i land Pilot Wyoming reported freezing tempera Tures. Snow and rain. It Ltd of. Mont., received its Twenty ninth earthquake since last june and its third Snow of the season yes Washington a Gray Karl a Quad was the first to Trot nu4 of Tho dugout for practice they were greeted by a cheer but the outburst is it mild in comparison Whit Blok it varying i in recorded by the official gov atm Ometer fat of 7 a. In to 7 a. In. Today 11 1y1 4 %. Him 36. In. Today 38. Good. Station .17 inches. Day. A from one to three inches in thickness covered the Eastern slope of the mountains from great Falls to Gasper and continued at Helena until Early today. A to. Grandfather of Veteran senator Pitcher succumbs toed the pirate clan. Snapp ily White uniforms Enishel a Emblem Ictor in the National i Santa Monica. Calif. Get 7 a Quot John Terry years old. Grand father of Walter Johnson mashing pc a balls for a final ton Pitcher died Here yesterday. Pigs cent Stan Harris . Foul. Strike one. Ball one. Ball two. Strike two. Foul Traynor threw out Stan Harris at first two runs four hits no errors Pittsburgh Traynor . Ball one. Traynor hit a Home run into the right Field stands. The stands Rose and cheered As he crossed the plate. Wright . Strike one. Strike two. J Ball one. Strike three. Wright heat tip the air and sat Down. Grantham in strike one. Foul. Strike two. Bad one foul. Rail two. Peck took Grantham a grounder and threw wild to drat. Grantham stopped at first. In Ltd s 1nr 1 Smith . Strike one. Foul. Strike two. Ball one. Smith flied out to Jee Harris Meadows fs1 one foul. Strike one. Bal two. Oran Tham stole second Ball three. Strik i two. Foul. Strike three Meadows struck out off run one hit one error. Sixth inning Goslin . Foul strike one pall one rail two. Rail three. Strike two. Smith took Goslin pop. Judge . Ball one foul strike one Max Carey went Back and took judges Long hoist. Joe Harris . Strike one ba1 one Ball two. Carsy took gov. Rwjr hotbed. I of Harris High Fly. No runs no his no errors r Pittsburgh the stands Are now i cheering for a rally and clapping or. Unison. Moore . Strike one. Mar popped to judge. With the noise that w Al -1 i i w at i tired in new listed with an a heir Pennant v leagues Golden Jubilee Carn a Ien. A conference at the plate occupied several minutes and tile p a n As delayed accordingly a1 Schacht and Nick a Rook wept 1 nut to the coaching lines meanwhile the Pittsburgh players stood at the Bench awaiting the Call for the Field first inning senator there was a big Cheet f when the pirate trotted out on the i Field and fam Rice took i position at the plate. Meadows threw in a rout and the a game was on. I out the Ball and his control was Grod. The throw reaching Meadows. Rice . A right threw no Rice at first. Rice hit the first Hall pitched Stanley Harris . Bal one. R Perry it it out to warm for Wash Traynor took Stan Harris Hopper Egton. Strike two. Bluege mane weather and roads tiny temperature at 7 a. In. 38 in 42 minimum 37 roads a x fall a temperature at 7 a. In. Maximum 4s minimum 36 Light an indent display style of want and in the evening Republican quickly sold 30 head i Philadelphia. Huh the Date i t f for a. S. Brown a by the legion executive committee. A 0� of Plankinton. He writes Huron Man makes i a will say that your want a i a c department files results As application Tor id my pigs before the mail and got hint at fir. Goslin . Strike or a Meadows threw Over 0 easy work of Moore grounder and f got Birn at first. Carey . Bal one. Wide curve and the too Eie to fit strike one foul. Strike two. Four. By. Bal Ore. Ball two. Meadows of Frey v ent out to judge unassisted. Kept the Ball on the outside Corner. Guyler . Ball one. Strike one. Shrike two Goswin took a big rasing Cuyler hit into a wide curve. Strike and missed it by a foot. Go in i two. Joe Harris came in and Gath went out. Grantham unassisted. No i red in Cuyler Fly. No runs by at second. Traynor . Ball one under private and corporate control Traynor flied to Mcneely. Wright . 1 it Costa $19,057 to build that same to Ball one. Wright i co motive. If you want Concrete proof no run one hit of corporate profits there it Rodin solution i cooperative credit would old thai credit prob in of the agriculturalists senator Brookhart. Asserted and he explained the cooperative system under which the rank of Manchester in England is operated entirely Lnda pendent of the Bank of England. Some such system operated in th1 country the senator asserted would be of immense Benefit to the american Farmer. But while railway Are gouging the Farmer and w Hile the Banks Are taking their toll senator Brookhart said that the Only and quickest solution for the Farmer was through cooperation. A i stand squarely on a platform Chi National and internal Tinai cooperation. He declared. A i believe that. The Rochdale system now in operation in England with a membership of four and a half million is an example of what could he done by american farm ars. While the farming Industry net erne. Into the Rochdale system every other Branch of Industry is included and the plan is declared to a remarkably Germany Russia and even the newer countries of Europe Hen from the ruins of the world War Are practising cooperation to a greater extent a very year. The senator said and to declared that in every single Cass the he studied personal a registering Success. Closing i address the iowan declared that until the american Farmer learns the lesson of cooperation and puts it into practice on a grand scale i troubles will continue and his lot will never he improved. No errors. Aching pm \ r r o a v. My no a in of 0 a 9 1 0 9 attic. Of of 4 it 3 9 9 s Harris. 2b 3 it 9 1 9 it i Oslyn. Of 4 1 i it 9 9 judge la 3 it 9 5 9. Harris of 4 2 2 i 9 it , 3b 4 1 3> it of it Ruel. C 3 it is 19 i it Johnson p 3 it it 9 9 9 tots in 3&Quot 4 s 27 i Bitte Burgh n r h n x v Moore a 4 n 9 i i 9 Carey of 2 it 9 3 9 9 Cuyler of 4 it i 9 9 it Barnhart of 4 it i 9 9 it Traynor 3b 4 i in i 3 fat right. A 4 it 9 i 6 9 Grantham 1b 3 it it 16 1 it Smith r 3 it i n 9 it Gooch r n it it 1 9 it Meadow n 1 it it 9 it Morrison p to it it 9 i a of a ghee t it it it 9. It it nil xxx i it it 9 9 9 total 3 9 i 5 27 i 4 it score by inning Washington. Fit 9 920 r. It Ftp a or e. I Pittsburgh 990 019 it 9 Ftp i 5 c Traynor. Stolen base Grantham a it i at a Al. Majority of which he studier Bish. Sarre Fly id double Pla it a ally Dur a tour of Europe. Peckinpaugh to judge Grantham , runs. No hits no error. Pittsburgh Moore . I hits no errors. Pal one. Sex nth inning Sena ors plunge . Foul strike a on losing Pitcher Meadows. Urn one. Bluege tried to bunt but fouled Pire Bigler plate Owens first bus line permit a1�? a i i paper containing the and. And a a i Lave had numerous Calls players gathered around to see if inti to since. I thank you for your h5u1 been badly Hurt the crowd Huron s. I oct. M. 38 a Augustine of Huron has applied to a temperature at 7 a 42 minimum is Trace of the Board of City commissioners for a it a 20 year franchise to operate Bush promptness and service transportation line in the City. This bus service. Or. Augustine explains would bring to Huron two Large i uses. Vestibule Street car which a Odds Good con temperature at 7 a. In. Linum 49 minimum 39 pre-13 inches roads fair. Styx temperature at 7 a. Thus the Fanner can make his Sale without even leaving i place by using Republic i amp Xirum 0 minimum St wow opera Over a specified rout a ant 5p�?Tt7ion c4 inches roads wet. On a definite schedule covering All a Quot a Oens temperature at 7 a in. \ parts of the City. The Board defer a the buyers Hunt him . 65 minimum .35 reads action on the application last night e>o4 until a later meeting. Ute Blank in this Issue. Johnson s first pitch stun around Moore a neck. Rice came in fast and took Moore a Fly. Carey . Balliche Ball. Foul strike two. Bali one. Carey wa5 hit on the Arm by Bluege went out on strikes. Peck . Moriarty one of Johnson s Speed balls. He Ball one. Peck went out Traynor to. I &7. Dubbed his Arm vigorously and the i Grantham. Ruel . Ball one. Mead f i own claimed that Ruel struck a the Ball. Ruel went out Meadows to cheered Carey As he walked to first Grantham. No runs no hits no or base. Mckechnie gave Cuyler some rows. Instructions As a Kik went to the Pittsburgh Barnhart . Strike hat. Cuyler . Johnson tried to i one. Ball one. Ball two. Strike pick Carey off first. Strike one. Two. Barnhart struck out the third strike two. Carey went out stealing strike being a fast Ball around his Ruel to Tecklin Spaugh. Ball one. Neck. Traynor . Sam Rice went strike three. Cuyler fanned. No Over the Fence to take Traynor Long run no hits no errors. J Fly. Wright . Ball one. Foul. Sek Tond inning i strike one. Strike two. Wrigh senators judge . Strike one. Struck out. Johnson had the old fire Pekinpaugh it unassisted truck out by Johnson in Cuyler 2, Barnhart 2, Wright 2. Grantham. Carey Meadows a in Nisi by Meadows 4 plunge 2. Rue Johnson Morrison i Joe Harris. Hits off Meadows 6 in 8 innings Quot f Morrison 2 in one inning off Johnson 5 in 9 innings hit by pitched balls by Johnson Rarey 2 by Meadows 1 s. Harris winning i Cher. John Mccormick third. Second base. Time of game the average daily distribution of the evening Republic Mitchell is ordered before Blimp probe . A. Oct. 7.�? can during the month or Jep col. William Mitchell former assist tember was a ant chief of the army air service a 9,825 been summoned to appear tomorrow before the naval court inquiring into a the Shenandoah disaster. Of a Man in Mexico mo., has attended Church for 31 years without min a ing a sunday