The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1920, Page 14

TE! Ship News| BY Tides i in Seattle TURS WEDNESDAY oc OCT. 13 Viet iret High Tide irs, rai th Lr ia tt First Low Tite ham. 40 tt [1 Piest Low Tide Tam, 46h Second High Tide | Merona Migh Tide | uM p tha ft 100 tt second Law Tide | ‘Second Low Tide | Poe wom, OO Mt [aD orn] From Weather Bureau ISLAND, Oot, 12—-8:90 C. of C. Urges Moving State Fish and Fruit Thru This Port x in: Str two-mast Sa Phe shortage of refrigerator cars|"), BBB fe weute over tho country that] | Octoner 11—-Noon m4 . Dave been threatened with a curtall | JY "sy" Aan binge at taeae p.m, Ment of operations and Idaho ship | Pets have resorted to box<ar move hoping that the weather will y favorable enough to allow them camer of the Dol wed out; A steamer at #40 p. City at a mm.) ate Bai Charles Nelson at ¢ str No te towing bee Rain: wind south, Arrivals and Departures Arrived Octoder 12—8tr Pushimt Maru from Ro get their product to Eastern mar | yaniia via porta and Victoria, B.C. at Hoa. mM: ate Admiral Dewey from Ban kets Without cooled space, states a) inieation received today by the via Ban Franciave 20 & mm; of Commerce from Yakima. | wru from hagen via | at 9 am: ate Welt Lvis chamber is making plans to coma Via Point Wella at 10 « the cause of the Yakima fruit au from. Mavens, vin West op Who wish to move at least | ee Se mae of their annual crop to At Alaskan ports via Bellingham at ports by shipment from Seat tr Admiral Schley from Ta ‘and the argument of inadequate tor car service will be ad 2:50 pom; ate Ab mcoma at 1] a. m. Salled October, 12—#tr Teyehasht Maru Hongkond via ports at 10:15 a m.; str Admiral Sehley for San Diego via San » at noon, por Lie-Str Iris for New Orleans via Everett and ports at 2a mj bee Bt Well for Bagie Harbor, towing, at 10:30 & mm) str Valdes for Tacoma at 3:30 Pm It is pointed our that Seattle has a cold storage building at Spokane wt. terminal and a total of 4,000,000 pounds of fresh fish can ‘stored awaiting shipment by re- cars or cooled ship space. nt of fresh fish starts Zand of apples October 1. Ad cold storage cargo could be At Portland and from the storage houses in Los Angeles San Diego. . shipping board will be asked ‘the chamber thru Senator Wee I, Jones to make changes in assigned to operators, who them on the coast-to-coast run Washington apples and fish! Move to gulf and Eastern mar by water. U, S.-CHINA RADE IS AHEAD Chinese Financier Here _ With Rosy Predictions that China and the States are on the verge of a @ra of trade expansion and tion over the growing friend u between the two coun es was expressed by Hsu Un Yuen, Chinese financier, who arrived ttle Monday night. banker admitted that the chief for his visit tof this country | to do With the $20,000,000 loan between China and cer American financiers some time Alaskan Vessels Peteraburg-—Salled October 11) Btr Apo. kane, nerthbound, at 2 a. m.; str Jeffer son, northbound, at 2 a. m. Ketehikan—tatied October Princess Alice, northbou eee Vessels in Other Ports onotulu—Arrived October 10; Str Det wood from Seattle via ellinghal San Pedro—Arré October 10 Richmond from Seattle via Point W towing bee No. 95; str Col. B. L. Drake from Seattle fan Franc Quaddin fre bie: ate Pre toria, B.C. Arrived October 11) tr Beattie with engine trow dent from Seattle Vic at § p.m; str Springfield from Seattle via Portland at § p.m. with fire in hold Santa Ines towing bk Belfast from Tacoma at § a m. Rellinghan——Sailed October 12 Norwood for Beattie at 1:45 p. m. Port Townsend--Passed in October 12 Mtr Fushimi Maru for Seattle at 7:20 am Pomt Wells Weat tete for Vancouver, B Hatled October 11 Str Juneau for Seattle. str) oa Batied October 12: Str Str Tete Arrived October 11 well from Seattle, towing, for quarters. Mukilteo—Artived October 11 of Spokane from Seatt! Tacoma—Arrived ( dex from Seattle. . Reported by Wireless vernment cod leaving Rett 1:48 hour wee Rese Spit, south Be winte tober 11; Str Val- tngham. southbound A 4 miles south o' bound, at 6 pn U.S. Ne October 11 attle for Olewrn, Un Yuen ts one of the old|# p.m: str Admiral Dewey, San Fran Is accompanied by a retinue Of/for San Francisco, 110 miles from Sai 50 assistants, clerks and serv-| Francisco at § p m.: motor - Kam " chatka, Unalaska for Seat 63 miles He ft for New York Tuce-|sheths, Ussioske for Seatt Seattle for Yokohama, 1.165 miles from GE LICENSES . and Residence. Age.| Geors) A. San Francisco Legal Jessie M.. Tacoma ... Legal ft, Frank, Seattle . Legal r, Fina, Colby . Legal Bellingham Hildur V., San Francisco Frank Vader .... Ls he, Seattle ...... William B, Nashville. Legal kok, Cora G., Colusa, Cal...Legal Gaylord, Seattle oo Legal Myrtle, Se Legal George W.. te ttle Legal on, Reta M.. Harlowton, Went Seattle elevator -Legal| toad drydocke—Str Westward Ho, str Legal| Klkton, str Rosita, «tr Lovejoy. Legal | Puget found Bridge & Dredging works Legal| Str Rainbow, str Patterson Legal|Pisher Flour mille—Motor schr iMie- W aahington . |Lake Union—Hutla Ab dom, Addisim, Allen Bay Biack W Boughton, n. wer from Oleum at Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove terminal—Str Maquan, Edmore. Pier 10 Beith Great & & Saturn ve anchorage Northern doc Str Norwood Pier 2—Htr Juneau, str Alameda Grand Trunk dock—Str City of Seattle, atr Admiral Watson etl st. terminal—ehr Fanny Dutard. Pier B—Htr Admiral Dewey Str Palmyra. Str Toyohashi works—str kee ocean dock—Mr Delight | Hanford st. dock—Mk J. D. Pate Duthie yards—8tr Griffdy, ate Grittco. Waterway terminal—str woeo Str Priesiand on, Martin, Seattle equa, Mary, Seattle Claude V., Seattle 4, Anna C., Seattle Reginold ©, U. ington. Irene, Beattie | a, Eimer A. Portlan . Minnie, Portland .... Edwin L.. Bremerton . on, Lila 8, Bremerton. Legal Mer, Eugene, Seattle . Mrs. Li, Seattle .. George M.. Seattle , Seattle jemy, Arthur D., Spokane Janet L., Seattle Martin J.. Seattle ley. Helen M., Seattle yan, Edward S$, Tacoma Ellen D., ‘Tacoma Hien, Frank. Clay City ) Hannah J. Clay mons, George W., Pomeroy h, Cornelis E., Seattle femplin. R. J., Seattle hart, Alpha, F es George 3. 8. 8 rtrand, f, Biante Abno! a Aby: nik, An ingamon. ? 0 acayle win Caba Charug, Cinyras, ise, Cheaterti Corus, Cosian, Klectra, Endymion, son, Wort Jackson, Fort Fort Union, Imufka, Leotl, Vincennes, str Brookdale Ames yards—Str Roosevelt. Heffernan drydocks—Moter str Gedney All Aboard for That | Trade Relation Tour If business men knew how busi ness is to be tempered by genuine | Washington hospitality on the Seat |tle trades relations tour, 29) Starte Sunday night, there 29|\a scramble © Legal | places, Mtanwix, Kitan, * schr Oxmo, Legal| Legal Legal 16 Wash. 58 City ; Seattle it. Frank, Seattle * ‘inger, Emelia, Seattle Legal | Sales’ Manage bery, Arthur E.. Olympia Legal lig co-operating with the ener Lake || Comm: in securng the 125 reser ty. ’ lees!) vations for the special train, which BIRTHS | will be quite a de luxe affair. g.. Fort Lawton, Olseene, sociation, which Chamber of F. Tia, Pasquali, girl H, A., Swedish hospital se. Zachary, Swedish 3. U. Frank, boy |tlons are Commerce everythin’ \@ ays. 25 into the made at Fare costs fold, Reserva the Chamber berth, $80 girl hospital meals. n for the six 4017 40th 8. 1217 Denny cian eis eens Viste lChicago Board of ition, Ernest, 1019 KE. Columbia,| 5 L. J., Des Moines | Trade Not Opened oxpital}. gir (Providence! CHICAGO, Oct. 1%-~The Chicago om, C.'O., 5409 Third N. ard of T was closed today be. ock i, pe 3510 16th &., upe of 69 Elisworth, 6653 ay boy. David, 651 Dakota st A. 6912 Carleton ave. Se. mien, J ln, 409 Dewey pl. boy hardson, Phillip, 44156 Densmore DEATHS arper, Annette, 56, 2419 Ninth ave An » boy way W., girl. | Bi witk, || Carleton Ws um ve. Danie! MEMORY AID girl 6 days, 7959) ge. Augustos W., 57 (ld~ pao), Seattle General hospital Me aye. zabeth M., 79%, 3216 Morac J hd Emily P. 91, hed farah M., 62, 7 tehinson, Horace, 74, 18th 8. W Bangor st Margarette M., 92, Bull, Liiza, 76, 5294 B7th 8. NY. Markets Are - Closed on Holiday NEW YORK, Oct. 12-—The stock, produce and other markets cloned today—Columbus day. fo pooner begins to get up ‘world than some woman calls hocks, Margaret Detroit ave. 9263 26th 4520 20th N. Kenney Mother—Tommy, when you come home from school tonight stop at the store and get two bars of soap and a nickel’s worth of candy. Father—What do you candy for? Mother—Oh, get the woap., want the for! tf | Tomatoes Ste City West team, | ate! Bondo- | Just now the committee is hustling | that's so he'll not for.) THE SEATTLE STAR SWEET P'TATES ‘6, OF C, LAUDS | GRACE MARKET) LOWERED RATE ————— ‘Carload of Yellow Spuds| Reduced County Tax Help- Are Snapped Up ful to Small Home Owner Whether it is the tang of autumn| Praise of the county commis in the air that whets the appetite, | ¢rs and heads of county departments or just a natural “honin'’ on the| Who voluntarily reduced the county | part of the eating public, it le noties:| hu for 19 and lowered the able that the demand for sweet pota-/ county tax rate approximately 20 toes ts increasing, , ld Oxpreaned in a report of Weatérn ave, jobbers, A car of the/ the bureau of taxation of the Cham yellow spuds that arrived on the| ber of mmerce to the be of street Monday was quickly cleaned | tusteos Tuerday up at Sand 5% cents a pound, Sales| ‘The report in part Is a of 4% cents are recorded for slightly| “The stand taken and consis fesa choice stock. ( | maintained by the county eo Concord grapes were selling Tues|*oners in thin radical reduction of day at 75 cents a basket, which is an|'h? tax levy required a of advance of 6 conte. | political courage and devotion to the Butter continues unchanged in| Public welfare which deserves the sites, bet eens tack ‘anatier wibet nmendation and appreciajion of upward ‘Tuesday, with ranch ems selling at 78 cents and pullets at 62 cents a dozen, Jobbers predict that SO-cont exes will be with us soon. | Local Markets follows ently ‘ nn ‘Ty their action th wunty com. missioners went far toward arresting the increase in taxation which had [become a menace to our industrial |erowth and general prosperity Aw pointed out by the chairman jof the board of yunty commission. ers, this aving works mor to the benefit of the hon owner, the small property owner and th consumer who/owns no taxable property than to the benefit of the big business man, as thé f r are ot in tion to pass th x burden alon, increased rents or prices for com modit pal Local, per dow Cucumrers—Hothouse, per Ao. Yakima, per box ex Mani Wash. per case. pe | Gartio—Per ™ leah, ber iron Peppers —Per Tb. Kedbells Por lug | Ground Cherries Per box. Lettner— to: Mushrooms |Oalone Perm Pickling Ontone—Per 16-2. er Potatees—Fer i —— bureau of taxation feels that in its efforts to keep taxation down it in not serving any selfish interest jot members of th chamber but rather doing «a vic for the % | Whole community. A reasonable tax Sos] rate in necessary to our industrial and commercial development, upon “2 which the continuous and profitable of our ptople depends Htant tax rate tends to re pment and deprive our mployment "1%, | employment An © oer tard de Bummer -<teatt | Sweet Comm — Local, |Mweet Potators Local Green, per th TurnipeCooal Ss FIND INTERIOR Seem "| ALASKA TS RIGH f per ak Per ™ outdoor Oi par sack | | | ooking oe Pears Piortdn, aon a ots | Renanas—Per % | Mackberrice— Per crate Cantaloupe Warn | | Canadas — Per tm | Crabappics Local. per bow Cranbeerion Per box | | Dateo—Per case .. teseses / | Kuskokwim ~ River District Shows Possibilities J. & Martin, of the U. 8. geo- survey, notified the Alaska Chamber of Commerc altho he was net at lb public the result of his was tremendously impressed with the ponsibilities of the preifninary work being by the Treadwell companyson claims in the Kuskokwim river dixtrict, on the left fork of the Kuskokwim river, | This the first time a large j mining company has gone into rock mining in the interior of Alanka, and }it is stated that the ore taken out already for experimental purpones in rich that it paid w profit after being hauled by sled to the river |then brought by river steamer and later by ocean-going ship to the | States for treatment The discovery is in of Alaska, where deponite were heretofore unkne } This section of Alaska is heavily covered with a blanket of mons onal | the discoverey was made by a placer miner who, in following the stream | to its source, found the ledee, ” Uxtry! “Sun Dodger’ Will Soon Show Up The “Sun Dodger,” University of Washington's comic monthly, will 48 | make first appearance of ‘the ‘| school year on the campus Thurs Jay, Steelo Lindsay, senor in jJuornalism department, is editor of the magazine. ull Public Markets KOONO D logical bureau of t today that erty to mak findings, he done Thompson Seedives . Tokay. per | Grape Pruit—« a Whi in Muckleberries Hive (lee Cream Melons | Lemoas— per orate Per a virgin field vetna of Pomegranates Prunes Petite | Strawberries —Everbearing. crt. Terk Metens—Yakina, per, erate 5 . Watermelone rer > NUTS Pricee Paid ot Wheteesio | Almonds Per | Braet Per Chestnate Cal, Filberts Per per ne 2 as me |S | peameteVirgtais. Keyutone, » Japanese, per Bm. | Pecame—Per T. x DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shiopere | Battertat . aes -Presti ranch Putlets ; Mila ite Per owt. .. DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Batter—-Local creamery, tricks ‘ Freeh Pullets Cherso— Or triplets Wisconsin eream bricw Limbureer ° Young Amertos Block Swiss .. ‘Wash triplets POULTRY Priece Puld by Wholesale Deniers te Shippers ranch Hens—Under ¢ Ta 4 fhe and up Broilers All wetah Roosters Geese —Live * | Beigiee Haree—Live, per ®. POULTRY Prices Paid Wholesslers Do i Dressed e. iim enned fugar Rpectal Rub nor F We Saeco Divened | Geese | Turkeys—Dresea | - MEAT ‘Priecs Paid to jo ees Stell 111 meal mush | Stat 1 churia ietomiree | cheeee, | 186001400! wan s | 0 Th fb. stall red napper peanut butter 4 cans 49¢; oF Flake White, | Medium to choice TD: rite of beef, Th: salt pork salmon, Ibe Mb tall 102, fresh perative n Abe am brick eb do h., 2 The ep Prime spring tambo rin | Ewes . | HAY, GRAIN AND FE! Wholesale Price Fer Tom. City Price Barley-- Whole ‘ Alfalfa Meal Serateh Food Wheat Ciek Food Copra | Catton Seed Meal Vish Meal Chicago Live Stock CHICAGO, Oct. 12.—H 0 ¢ nM 26,000 hond; market 250 to” 40e lower Hulk of om sisa@is butehers, $13, @ packing. siemens Ment, 14 40 ) ples, $14.26@16.25; rougna, | sitea ta, | tle-—iReceipts, 16,000 head; market slow and steady to lower, 0! butcher steers, $8 and cutters, $3.76@7 ond feeders, $4.50@12; cown, $6.26 4 ealven, $14.60@16.7b. hoop Teceip Gwen, $2260 8-06. | very | $4.36 015 29,000 Lambe, head; market 97.606 15.40; | mineral | n Here's the latest picture of the former crown prince of Germany—as a borer! kayo.” The new picture shows that he is much heavier hasn't handed anyone a larmies. ed his health, FARMERS ASK "$3 FOR WHEAT \Officials Say That Would| Raise Bread Prices BY RALPH F, COUCH WASHINGTON, Oct and eight 1 ‘Three ion dollars is asking for for hundred he price farmers are in was oxtimated demanding ® bushel their b of data in pomneasion of wheat, it on the baits the agriculture department Far more than thin added to the price ¢ bread the year are mut amount will be nation’s fi exnful, ac ment econominta increane to the farmers n pr present paid 000 so And the 445, already have than $812,000 far this, year for wheat farmer still has approximately 000,000 bushels of wheat to sell. RESERVOIR CASE - IS UP IN COURT :: Hearing on ‘Injunction to Be Resumed Wednesday Consumers farmers more Hearing | renidenta, triet for th on the application of the Capitol Hilt an injunc reat from constructing in Volunteer Wednesday in odurt eholde to ot dis n city a recond | park will be| Judge Clay wervoir med Alien’ How nd Jone the dangerot in park wervoir territory that be the r would to, houses in the Fede: et and would mar th Olympics Volun of the , dist of the park chief ( view teer city’s Jude ing f from boulevand—« how places H. Hanford complainants, is appear while E. ory n case for assistant corporatic cou conducting the the poapmennineneneiaasiimauanaiaiatetiton GERMAN MERCHANT FLEET IS SMALLER NOW THAN IN 1871 BERLIN, Oct. 12.—Today many's merchant fleet is smaller than ét in 1 The V illes treaty cut the fleet Ger was 100,000 tons of with 1,000 ny now has but for af fic ity Kr than Here are the firures thgt her fallen sea glory ® Ships Net Tons m ship overseas of ater tons show 4519 499 4000 1,000 900,000 ITLL TAKE MORE "THAN THE WOMENS SUPPORT TO UP-MOLD THEE + THIRD PARTY ttt ere today | —— So far he of the German that his internment hasn't injur- The inset shows him as the head of one ‘Star Man Sees | Play Thru Eyes . of Blind Newsie BY HAL ARMSTRONG | The Star's blind elght of thern—went to the Wilkes theatre ag Kuests of the last nd A » in the Advisedly I it Ker wh 1 Spring ghilena since The play over, The Star's nd Newsboys and I went to Chaun y Wright's vad restaurant Hazen Titus was our host at was newsboys bi managem called nt where maw the Dark. I way they too, I mat bes ph Star at First play supper. Ralph Kenyon eat beside me at the How w im naw the you like show on » wells The wh ave wt one eyon have nderfully said been # was ft urged. bling man at my but the I me Welt it was blind news bad mistake waboy never h tomer to out the newsboy nged #o he day he about | born, And with before me waid the my two good eyen I mpany of play it performing a canvas ed, mind y AW | wide, well acted, the depot mad u mee, ab sto ask his cus the right paper always them ar knows where each ery on a wooden forest made of I naw a pla: so skillfully @ who had seen so many myself in the plot of it; I was deer touched when the fair young her was unjustly used of murc her former lover in th And of all the roles in that charm ingly I thought the part the done the best he it faultien sught, and I could see him two good eyes He wa standing at bis corner in a depot. It wax the evening after th had been committed. A cus by pped and asked paper pping a coin in pan's cup. World,” he answered it out yourself aint well ac k has per in,” Traiph Kenyon put his fork down arefully and straightened in hix chair,* He raised his face heaven ward, breathed deeply into his lungs, and smiled contentedly ine ring wood ed play blind newsboy - portrayed with ness of that foPest,” could see the the leaves, around, It scene And I wished that thin he whispered birds up there among and the flowers was magnificent, that me with my I two keen optics might have seen the blind man beside thru the sightless ner w him for the blind came Are o too, those os me and | me had seen them, dom _plek a said, the f his soul. “For | that, having ey blind not?* ist who those cannot '56 Little Polish - _ Refugees Arrive | From Horror Land "of the hold of and but recently ter blackness of Bolahevik-ridden Polish after “ushima rth ith sir, 1 © 80 as nee but it is doubtful Under the | ship of Father Louis Grudzinski, of Chicago, a local committee of Polish people has taken charge of the waifs. They are being banqueted at the Polish hall afternd and after that will taken on an auto ride about the city As soon as arran, nts can be completed the children are to be taken to Chicago. There they will placed in training schools and cared for until such time Surope will 1 returned to their blackne: the doctors say an liner still Out of t the big oc out of the wartorn, F Poland, nearly war orphans deck of the M att Cov Ant and ga pe hr climbed apanese liner warped into do to be u as she rat Northern hortly before noon ‘ lay waits at the rail about them with wonder the sun burst thru the puds symbol of the bappiness that aw them in the land that is to be home for a time or warm hearts have long ago prepared ¢ sity and comfort for the derers during their Fifty-six lined up taught con them land Permission from of labor, allowing land, awas received only last night by Immigration White Up until then it was doubtful if they could be permitted come at all. The vation Army had arr to care for the children in case thing slipped up. The ty is expected to the E Tuesday night or day ¢ in their to own the the hand department orphans to and loving ery little wan. stay in America homeless kiddies they of them over M, and the nly 2 years old; their par ents killed or the family ttered to the ends of the land hy invading Bolsheviki, their and their souls seared hy that have broken the They have been well clothed well fed since they were gathered to: ther in Japan for the trip to Amert. and most of the little cheeks are taking on a semblanc of flesh. But their eyes-it is their es that tell of the privation, the hardships, the misery thru which they gone OF WOMEN of them ue Commissioner to youngest nged any the warped bodies ave for strongest men Wean and Robbers Tie Hotel Man and Loot Place PORTLAND, Ore,, Oct, 12.—Tying his hands wit nd then wrap: ping a quilt head, two robbers threw J of the last night and escaped from the hotel with $35 The the A rope round hi F. Sofer Gordon hotel have They is with but of it old smile the men and women. Most of them and run of 12 erutehes, But limb that gives stare, ‘There is ain be hind those eyes mind has given way under the strain of the atrocities | - to which he has peen a witness. In| Every man should be a time, he may become notmal again, ! his own actions. and considerable rdon robbery jeweiry hote wan expression 4 down-town w tari countered of the is ible to walk little and The vlone ure but hobbles around it is not the twisted his eyes that rped br now sa chap highwaymen € Sofer in the office about still bay hotel. TWISP, Wash + | company building cost $100,000. vacant Methow anal extension ditch < aw his nto critic of The Assistant U. S. District Attorney Has A Mean Disposition! | TACOMA, Oct, 12.—Nobody’s admitting it is possible to drin Tacoma today, M get a used to grin behind their hands whenever an officer passed an@ tell “I paid four bits for a slug last night,” are keeping let abo Assistant United States District Attor Boyle announced, on assembling his federal grand jury today, that he aims to call in & number of persons who have been talking about how easy it is fo get a “horn of red-eye,” and make them tell where, when and how they got it, The Volstend act, says Boyle, provides for this means of getting evidence against the manufacturers, distributors and purveyors of contraband liquor, arel smiled. | “I could just smell the moist sweet: | “T} this | mit | ashore | proprietor | into a bedroom | [whe TUREDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1926. R_| TEN OFFICERS SLAIN BY IRISH ¢ Killings Increase in Fresh | Attacks Five by Sinn F whot at police of- ein dead Drum civilian DUBLIN, Oct ficers were } Two officers raid on i d today were house on anenilants @ killed am jurings a “ ondra orning. T constat when they wer aped ‘The inderry i were HERE’S MORE ABOUT WORLD SERIES STARTS ON PAGE ONE to the at third, plunge threw f plate r rem: dash chance ra anchor ohfiston Gard i ed ywever 1 when for second base Grimes and Gardner first tick wa and kie head him off wildly romped in with run c big brought ifth A mped and's put in the innin another fanned. front of made a 4 Koney stole Covele hit Miller peg pull in wh’ but his Jo second c terrific Griftity effort to capture the glove on it but miexo ker’s ive got his went thru The big stick the seventh wal | third Grimes during {it in but and to in evidence doubled, wap O'Neill between cond Coveleskie’s roll The pitcher went the rufup on came caught nec er to scored with on thru ond when two bag ROBINS LOSE CHANCE The Robing got their first chance to ta the thifd inning. After M fanned, Sewell became amt nd ran back in front of m Mowing Grimes’ fly to fall The shortstop then fum bled «rounder. Olson then let himself get bit with Sheehan's rolier and the rally was broken. Another Bfooklyn chance came in the after two weré down, when Koney singled and Kilduff was lgiven a life on an error by Sewell. Lamar was sent up to hit for Miller, but he fell an easy victim to Covel- eskie, and rolled out in r had sous. #0n, safe Olson's BROOKLYN FIRES RUBE MARQUARD LEAGUE PARK, Cleveland, Oct. 12.—Rube Marquard cannot play baseball with the Brookly: baseball club, Owner Charles Eb bets declared this afternoon ing been found guilty of tick et scalping, Ebbets said, Mai quard will not be used next yea by the Robins, Ebbets indicated there would be no attempt to withhold Marquard’s world series | money. He believes the Rube | ‘has been punished sufficiently by the notoriety he has been given. t was all a frame-up,” declared Rube Marquard toc in comment- ing on his conviction of ticket scalp- ing | “They didn't have a thing on me. If they did they would have done jmore than fine me a dollar.” Manager Robinson said: “I den't think Marquard was guilty of any wrong intention what: ever.” HERE’S MORE ABOUT STAGE CASE ARTS ON PAGE ONE | derstood, nied it. that Miss Brainerd de. and Stefansson, too, were but if Stagg became the ex- retary while they were in ther mentioned the fact intimate friends, j n of Detectives Stricklan and Deputy Starwich said today they had acquired considerable new evi dence which, at this time, can not be disclosed Three persons, said to have partici pated in the hiding of Bobby Stage jhere after the kidnaping and before he was spirited to Vancouver, B. C., and thence east, were examined by Strickland and Starwich yesterday, they said, and their sworn. state ments taken jn writing. “We are waiting expectantly |Capt. Strickland, “for word from New York that George Stagg, Bobby, jand the trained nurse, Edith Nichol json, who was hired to take Bobby with her as her to Richmond, | Va., have been found and Stagg and the nurse arrested,” | Capt. Strickland w jthe release of Miss B: ‘pain “She undoubtedly has a host of in ential friends in New York,” he “but the bail specified when we for her arrest was $10,000 * said son S puzzled over inerd on $3,000 fi said cash. “They | the should hold the until she is willing to. tell Bobby Stagg is being con. aled, ‘That is her only out~-to tell rything she knows, and she knows aj—and then get down on her kne and beg for the mercy of the court Mrs, Erastus E mother Betty and wife of a former the Post-Intelligencer ne her bank faughter's known. She is ,said mentioned the affair while ing her business at the peared highly nervous, girl in jail ey of editor of is said to have her rs to after yesterday, arrest became not to have transact ank, but ap. | TAKE THE BOAT TO] BOATS LEAVE COLMAN bock 7.9, 11 AL My EveRY Dat Cheapest Way to rounn$].20 5 pats —