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TER A PASSEL O'NO EARTHLY &000 | %N‘ HOUSE -~ ONLY GAMES - AREPLAYEDIN . AMER, LEAGUE ,Cleveland a—; Boston Split Doubleheader—Other ‘Games Rained Out BCSTON, Mass., 5epy. 6.—Cléve- land angd-Boston divided a double- header yesterday, it the only game: [ ‘played in-the American League as all other games wepe rained out. ' The Indians took the first game by 8 to 1 but droppe ‘dthe second contest 1 to 6. GAMES. THURSDAY . Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 8; Missions 0. Oakland 9; Sacramento 1. Seattle 0; Portland 10. y San Francisco 1; Hollywood 6. National y Brooklyn 4; Pittsburgh 5. New York 1; Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 2; Chicago 3. Bo:ten 3; St. Louis 15. American League Cleveland 1, 8; Boston 6, 1. » St. Louis-Washington, rain. Detroit-Philadelphia, rain. Chicago-New York, rain. » TEAM STANDINGS Pacific Coast League » (Second Half) Won Lost Pet. 8an Francisco 46 35 568 Portland 46 36 561 Missions R 37 543 Seattle 43 37 538 Los Argeles 42 40 512 Oakland i 38 45 458 Sacramento 38 4 458 .Hollywood e 30 52 356 Nationar League won Lost Pct. St Louis .. 81 4 633 New York .. ki 49 611 4Chicago 81 52 609 Pittsburgh 7 58 561 Brooklyn 58 69 457 Philadelphia ........ 54 718 A% Cincinnati . 57 15 432 Boston ssohcc.. N8 93 232 American League Won Lost Pct Detroit 44 854 ¥ New York .. 52 584 Cleveland ... 62 516 ¥Chicago ..... 62 504 Boston 2 65 500 ‘Washington .. 973 , 425 Philadelphia - '11 (418 8t. XAHLG £ 1397} “ARGTIC GRA: GM$H CHANGED PLANS WORLD FLIERS , Advices from Seattle ‘today indi- cated that Harold Farquhar, who, with Pritz Bieler, is in Siberia on a round-the-world airplane flight, had » booked *steamship passage from Se- attle to Shanghai to begin his » flight there, instead of in Toronto, Canada. However, the' deaths -of Wiley Post and Will Rogers gaused him to cancel ‘the American Mail Line reservation. Farquhar, with the British ‘lega- ! tion at Mexico City, had planned to start his round-the-world trip in Asia with the - assistance ‘of Post, , Who hiad offered 40 accompany him over Gifficult parts-of the flight. Farquhar, with his pllot, Bicler— a former German war ace-was to have left from Seattle ‘on the cur- rent run of the steamer President Jefferson. However, he. changed his plans + with the Point Barrow crash and hopped, by successive stages, from Toronto to Nome. He left there Tuesday and advices yesterday stat- 4 cd that.he had reached Uelen, Si- beria, safely. AFFAIR GIVEN THIS EVENING IN HONOR TWO GOING SOUTH In honor of Mrs. Walis George and Mrs. R. E. Robertson, both of whom leave Monday. for a visit in » the States, Mrs. H. W. Terhune and mrs. £ H, Clifford are entertain- »ing this evel at the home of Mrs. Terhune. Thirty ‘guests will{ join in bridge and dancing. Refresh- ments will be served. CA'M VORESE!E, GOOGLE - - I WUZ JES' SETTIN AR | DOCKYMENTS 1 SNITCHED | FRUM JEDGE UPPYHEM'S . BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG GREAT SCOTT, SNUEEY -- BE CAREFUL YOU'RE LIABLE TO INDIAN BUREAU | MEDICAL CHIEF IS APPOINTED Dr. J. F. Van Ackeren Is Chosen Successor to | Dr. Murray ‘ Dr.'J. I. Van Ackeren has beeh | appointed Medical Director for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Al- acka, to succeed Dr. Vance B. Murray, who was transferred to | Washingten, D. C., last spring, acs | cording to information received' by Charles W. Hawkesworth, Chief of the Indian Bureau in the Territory. Dr. Van Ackeren is expected to come here to take up his duties soon. He is understood to be com- ing here from the Marine Hospital | in Seattle. Dr. Walla Tate of Chicago has| been named associate with Dr.| Taylor J. Pyle, Field Dentist for the bureau, and is located at An- chorage. ‘He has already taken up | his duties. . 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