The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1920, Page 13

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Hanson, oll of Stanwoo <|Supreme Secretary of K. C. in Seattle Accompanied by Homer J, Cum- mings, head of the educational bu- reau; William J. McGinley, supreme secretary of the Knights of Colum- bus, arrived in Seattle Monday noon on @ tour of inspection, during which he will visit the K. of C, free even- ing school for ex-service me! Secretary McGinley will address @ meeting of the student body at the evening ‘school Monday night, ig Want Ad Rhyme Contest Mere \@ the winner last week: A. PUTRAW C307 dist Ave. & W, Seattle, Wasty Columbus first said that the world was round And that with a ship be could prove tt; ‘The Queen, thru an Ad quickly financed the é—— , Thus America really wee found, “Give to the World the Best You Have” Now take this line and write three more with 1, using this line an the first line, and send in the complet Want Ad Rhyme to the ! 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Window ar Co, Main 2556. ‘The Star never Intentionally print wntrue statement of makes om unjust jers are human, | everything they | correct it, and we will themk the frieads whe call it to our attention, The following paragraphs |° jof O. Henry's story, “Accord- ing to Their Lights,” were left out of the late editions of The Star Saturday: “Good night,” sald Murray, mov- ing away. “You madman!” cried the other, catching his arm. “Would you give up two millions on account of’— “Did you ever see her none, old man?’ asked Murray, solemnly. “But, Hsten to reason, Jerry. Miss Vanderhurst is an heiress, and" “Did you ever see it?” Mr sad I admit that her nose "G tod night?” aaid Murray. “My friend is waiting for me. I am quot- ing him when I authorize you to re- port that there is ‘nothing doing. Good night.” A wriggling tine of waiting men extended from a door In Tenth st. far up Broadway, on the outer edge of the pavement. The captain and Murmy fell in at the tail of the quivering millipede. “Twenty feet longer than tt was last night,” said Murray, looking up at his measuring angle of erst ehureh, | “Half an hour,"' growled the cap-| tain, “before we get our punk.” The city clocks began to strike 12; the bread line moved forward slowly, its leathern feet sliding on the stones with the sound of a hissing | rpent, as they who had lived ac- cording to their lights closed up in the rear. TONIGHT AM) he addition facts om the cus situation, iy Sircct. |Rorthern Pribflof tstanda, the United | ‘months, | Among those on the islands are 14 | PLAY BY PLAY | joff Gardner by @ throw + /out at the plate, Kilduff to Miller, Weod ‘roller te Konetehy. | Sewell to Burns Ne runs, pe Bits, oe er- | Relief Ship » to Attempt Winter Dash Preparing for a grim battle with jthe winter storma of the Bering 4 In an attempt to carry food to 600 starving persons on the far States steamer Saturn is outfitting here thin week, She will sail Thorday. If the #hip is unable to overcome the mountains of icy seas which are waiting to block her pamnge, the people of the Pribilofs will starve to death, Yor they have been on the bor derland of starvation now for wubststing on seal meat, white people. | NORTHERN STORMS DEFEA?P |FIRST ATTEMPT The Saturn, @ naval mfio repair ship, has already suffered one de feat In an attempt to reach the Islands, Fighting northern storms for two montlw in an attempt to “win thru” the Saturn wea forced at length to return to Seattle when ber fuel tanks began to run low. She stored the provisions she then carried at Unalaska, The Sat- urn will make ne attempt to pick these up again, but will start from te new outfit Here ts the situation canfronting the Intrepid band that will brave to North death on the Saturn to carry relief to the Pribliofa: The terrible Northern winter has swept down earty this year on the Hering sea, Great ice floes are already beginning to drift across the sea path which the Saturn must traverse, THOUSANDS OF MILES INTO TERRIBLE SOLITUDE No other ship has ever attempted te travel that far north this late in the year, Therefore the Saturn will be alone, thousands of miles from help should anything go wrong—cut off from the world. Will the faturn win? © Seattle seafaring men say the chances are) slim. If she eludes the icy fingers) with which winter will elutch at her, one of the most daring feats | in marine history will have been accomplished. If she fails, €96 people en the Pribilofs will the best that can happen to th Saturn in that event is that winte! will hold her prisoner until spring. ‘The worst that can happen— But those who will steam out of here on the Saturn next Thursday are not thinking of that, If the worst happens, it may be the world will only be able to guess at what befell her. HERE’S MORE ABOUT WORLD SERIES GAME STARTS ON PAGE 1 honors with several pretty plays. Sewell came thru with a brace of pretty stops at short, but his throw: Ing waa sadly off color, and Burne |} moved him from a couple of errors. A peculiar play came up in the Robins’ half of the ninth and nearly caused & wrangle, Myers’ swing at & curve rolied a dinky grounder to Maily which the pitcher threw to) first, Umpire O'Day, at firs! called | the Robin out, but when an appeal was taken to Connolly, at the plate, he ruled that the ball had hit back of} the rubber and rolled into the field, and Myers was given another turn at| bat, ‘The Cleveland infield, tn startling contrast to the eterling fielding of the series to date, performed poorly at times today, id tte mistakes, coupled with any other pitching than the vartety produced by Malla, might | ¢ have been fatal. Little Sewell wag guilty of two boots, and even the veteran Larry Gardner mussed up an easy chance that put Malle in hot water, The hen Am! Dlay by Bite. nis bat, wat Balled Kilduff to Ko- ATH INNING welke@: O}en t base by & snappy to Burne; Wheat out. Sewell to Myers out, Bawell to Dura, Ke throw Burn short right to Wamby out, Olson, t probably dia, And) WHISKY RING IN S, F. UNDER FIR $250,000 Said to Been Cleaned Up BAW FRANCISCO, Oct. eral officials delving into Ban clsco’s “gigantic booze ring” ts declared to have supplied gers with hundreds ef barrels whisky withdrawn from warehouses, ostensibly for erage purposes, today were into the activities of @ well realty dealer. Government agents declare man, in September, alone, |100 barrels of lige which te to have found ita way Inte the of Harry ©. Murphy, ene of the Jeged ring leaders of the co Warrants have been issued in past few days for Murphy and others, Murphy, sought since day by the United States marshal, declared to have realized about 000 from his transactions, Federal authorities intimated they hope within the next few daya) jto unearth a vast whisky cache the heart of San Francisco—the posed distributing point of the legging ring. An estimate of the amount Uquor alleged to have been érawn from bonded warehouses and |turned over to Murphy was placed HARDING AGAIN REACHES HO BY RAYMOND CLAPPER MARION, Ohio, Oct, 11- Warren G. Harding arrived back af the front porch todgy from his Southwestern trip. After @ 2¢hour breathing spell he leaves again for an rgd of Tennessee, | Missourt ang Indiana, That this may be the last sive speaking trip of th candidate was believed possible day. Harding is understood to be: | averse to making the Eastern trip planned by some of his managers, A final dagision is expected at a com terence®t party managers in New! York City this week. ‘TAFT PAYS US INNING ‘N—Konetchy out, Wamby te wasy roller; Kildutf fanned; ball and threw bim out at first; Miller flied to Evans No runs, no hits, no errors, RLAND—Hig drope of rate bee ithe the gun ta shin: & long fly to entire infield kept Burns plunging | T°! from one mide of first base to the! other or into the air to head off! thrown, The In@lans were sitting tonight in almost as pretty & position as even their most rabid supporters could de sire, They need only one more game | to nal] the world championship ban- per to thetr flagpole. COVELESKIE KEADY TO WORK AGAIN Stanley Covelenkie, who held the! >. Robins helpless in two of the pre ceding games, iy ready to work! again. The general opinion seems to be that Coveleskie can beat the Robing any time he start Some of Speakers’ intimates, however, are of the opinion that the Indian manager will give one of his other twirlers a chance to work against the Robins tomorrow. Ray Caldweli is clamor- ing for ance to redeem himself, while Uhle's acceptable work in the =|two games in which he appeared as | i @ relief pitcher, has earned him a chanee, in the opinion of a great many Cleveland fans, Marquard or Mamatg waa regard- ed as the most likely candidate for box work for the Rrooklyn team to morrow, General opinion scems to | lean toward Marquard, who has pitched firetclass ball in beth his previous appearances, Today's game was played In 135— the fastest game of the series, SIXTH GAME FIRST INNING BROOKLYN—Olson filed to Evans al- Mont against the left field wall; Bhee-| han fanned; Nets out, Wamby to Burna | No runa, no hits, no errora jerked coolly and carefutly, He harp curve and his fast one | of smoke. au EVELAND—Evane gtngied iat 8h it was @ bard Grive that hand-| third baseman; Evans was Milter yo Olgom; smith broke | k of first ia bat when attempting t fouled to Miller, Ne runs, | ore. BROOKLYN Wheat fanned: Myers fied to Wood, @ took the ball without Moving out of hie tracks; Koney angled e ply to right for the first hit off Kilduff safe at first and Koney ond Sewell fumbled his frounder; r beetea Miller's easy grounder for an- r error; Bmith flied to Speaker, No! eo hit, two errors. seamed very steady when his tn- | field support went to pieces and pitched and confidentiy te Smith, .RVELAND—Burna walked; Gard hit to Ko has, sendi focond when Wheat attempted to head | to Sheehan; | Sewell bit to Kilduff and Gardner. was taking third; O'Netll forced Sewell, Kil- | duff unassisted, No runs, one hit no er-! rors, THIRD INNING BROOKLYN—Olson filed te Rewell; Sheehan flied to Speaker; Nets popped to Yo runs, no hits, no errors, { the top of the Brooklyn t oh merey, All three is fast ball te pop up and Miller nice throw t No runa, oue hit, no FOUBTH INNING BROOKLYN-—Wheat popped to Burns; Myers tined « clean by and Burns; Kor popped to Wood ort filed to Evang, No runa, one rors, CLEVELAND—Burns fied te Olson, who went back on the grass to make the catch; Gardner flied to Wheat in deep left; Wood filed to Neila No runs, no hits, no errors, FIFTH INNING BROOKLYN—Smith fanned; Cleon fited to Speaker in left center; Sheehan out, errera, | rors. Valls was as coal as am iceberg and on O'Neill the be: hile the knocked @ long iJ fou) into “the ott field stands; O'Neti! out, 5! ham to Ke- ustehy. Ne runs, we hits, no errora, RIGHTH INNING a eS ut, Gardner te oe ler; Olson drove corner of left Boeeham feeble. ate Tempe: Bheehan reached for a bad ball to hit; Krueger, baiting for Neia, hit te Gardner, who tagged Olson on the line aa came in to third) Ne ruma, o: ni, CLEVELAND—Grterith Hight field for Brookiys, tn Bow playing jails tied ght ~ netchy forced Kilduff Mied to erron, Yesterday's game not only sent 27,000 Cleveland fans home with the sweet taste of victory back of their teeth, but it thrilled them with the realizing that they sat in one of the | grandest games of basebal] that has ever been staged. Records and more records went into the discard. There was a series of “first time happenings” that werd the throng almest into a ety ® result of that one game—a marvel—three Cleveland Indians were catapulted into baseball's hall of fame. ‘The list of those who dis: tinguished themselves by gallantry in the face of the enemy and un- Paralleled feats on the field inctudes: Elmer Smith, age 28, home, Milan, |Onio, Smashed @ home run in the first inning with the bases full—the first time in world series history, He tripled in the third inning and sin- gied in the fifth. He didn’t do a} thing in the field because Bagby ‘ouldn’t let Brooklyn hit out there, William Wambsganss, age 26, 1s @ native Clevelander, He pulled an un- assisted triple play in the fifth in- ning—the first in world series his tory, and the second in moder ma Jor league records, James C. Bagby, age 31, home, the wilds of Taliafera county, Georgia, He knocked a homer with two on in the fourth inning after O'Neil} had been passed purposely to give Hrook- lyn an easy out. It was the first j homer hy a pitcher in @ world serica game. The Indian Infield—Doe Johnston, Wamby, Sewell and Gardner, who completed two thrilling double plays WORLD SERIES CASH DIVISION TO FATTEN PURSES OF PLAYERS CLEVELAND, Oct. 11.—With the five world series games com: pleted in which players of the contending teams shared pro- ceeds, the amounts to he added to each athlete's bank balance be- came known today. If Cleveland wing the world series, each Indian will receive approximately $4,295, while if the Dodgers are victori ous each Flatbusher will be paid $3,951. The discrepanoy ds due to the fact that 27 Brooklyn players share the money, while there are only 22 Clevelanders, The loser's share for each Clevelander would be $2,930, and for each Robin, $2,897, The @eeand and third-place teams in each league—Chicaso and New York tn the American and New York and Cincinnati in the National— will cut $53,717.68, being 25 per cent of the players’ share In the first five games. Sec- ond placers divide @0 per cent of this sum and the third-place play. ora, 40 per cent, SHORT. VISIT ‘Thinner than he used to be, but still jovial and robust, William Howard Taft, onetime president of these United States, was Seattle's Pacific transfer to the Canadian goverm ence with party leaders at the G: Trunk wharf, and was the Charles Hebberd, - state republican ” committee chairman, at the New Washington, at a dinner in the evening. He left again for Vancouver at 12- a.m ———e been laid in 1789, were recently dug up in Boston, in a pinch and one triple out. | — Jamieson, ‘The Indian outfield Speaker and Smith, who played sparkling baseball and hit six times, for 11 bases. Brooklyn outhit the Indians eo fax, as the total of eafe drives is comm/ In every tnning except ene thes Robins occupied the bases. ! PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL RO a Points marked ©? are boat landings. Passengers for, these points and fer points must make maki passenger. rate dese bet, tecteae beak Janding charges Bareere liability te Mmited te wear ing apparel, not to exceed $100 for whete ticket. 150 poande allowed tree, Steamers and schedules mbject one without notios, ally for all paints Ceteeotine 7 for al above schedule office. Open from 6:80 & m Tasorwas named tn at bee te Bay midnight Tickets must be purchased PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION GB