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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-29
SINAI Dt CRtCIMItNIO Y RIQutzA

III hecho de que ell eondado de
Guadalupe ha duplicado la eau
tidad de su amillaramiento para
fines de tasaei6n en- elano actual,
es una sehal inequivoca no sola-
mente de Ia fideldad V eficiencia
de sus ofciales de condado, sino
tambien del estado de prosperi.
dad de que disfrutan los habitan-
ties del mismo. Guadalupe es una
de las regloneS mas fertiles v de
mayor abundancia de recursos
en- Nueyo Mexico, V los indicios
de prosperidad Y desarrollo que
Il la iecha presenta dan promesa
de IN porvenir muy halagiieno
que 10 colocara en- primera fila
entire los condados mas ricos de
este Territorio. La plaza de
Santa Rosa, que es cabecera del
condado, esta creeiendo rapida-
mente EN- population Y son mu.
chas las mejoras de progreso Y
adelanto que allf Sc estan llevan.
do d cabo Aparte de muchos
editicios nuevOs y sustanciales,
la ciudad cUntara como uno de
sus principales ornates la nueva
casa de cortes del condado, que
es una fabrica muy hermosa Y de
estilo moderno cuyo costo no ha
excedido de $4,000. Al mismo
tempo esta prepardndose & in.
augurar en- breve tempo su sis.
tema de obras de aqua y su plan.
ta de alumbrado electrico, de ma.
nera que presto reunira todas
| las condolences necesarias & un
Iadelanto mas r6pido Y satisfac-
| torio. Estas cirCunstacias, V ell
hecho de ser la ciudad el centro
| de una region muy rlca Y favore-
cida dan bastante garantia de
que Sc realizardn las esperanzas
que sc abrigan de que dentro de
pocos amos podra convertirse en-
una gran ciudad que eompetira
ventajosamente en- riqueza co.
mercial, industrial Y agricola con
otras que en- diferentes regiones
de Nuevo Mexico Sc han hecho
notables por su emprendimiento
Y progreso. Por otra parte, ba.
10 la actual administration Re.
lpublicana que manela los asun-
tos del condado de Guadalupe.
Sc han ppesto en- planta muchas
mejoras Que eran esenclales y ne.
cesarias para su prosperldad Y
buen gobierno, y todo indica que
de dia EN- dia iran poniendo me-
4 jor las condolences y que el con
. dado sera con el tempo una
; muestra ehcaz de 10 que puede al.
J canzar un pueblo progresista, in
! dustrioso Y bien gobernado.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-29
Ell HON. ACASIO GALLEGOS
Asistente Superintendent de instruction Pu
bIica, Sc Dirije los Maestros del lnsti-
tuto Normal del Condado de
San Miguel.
San Miguel.

hat ia tenido un GXlto tan cabal
10 cual era dpbido Il que todos
los maestroS que aSiStian al mis-
mo eran personus intehgeutes Y
competentes. y por ese motive
los distritos ruraleS NO carpCe
rian en- 10 sucesivo de maestros
que dipran buena satisfaction en-
la causa del adelanto y progreso
de la educaci6n.
FL Doctor Desmarais demos.
tr0 su buen iuicio y acierto
nomhrandO como sus asistentes
4 la Sta. Ana Hievemaestra prin-
eipal de las escuelas p6blicas de
Las Vegas, por ser ella una de
las maestras mas sabias Y com.
petentes que hay al poniente del
rio Misuri Y q la Sta. Florence
Mair, que ha ganado fama y re.
nombre como maestro Ell las es,
culas de este municipio por sus
buenos portes, conducta mort
gerada Y habilidad para ensehar
& sus alumnos con efcacia y fell
ces resultados.
Luego tom6 la palabra el Hon.
Secundino Romero, hablando
tambien en- ingl6s y despnes de
hacer un elogio de los oradores
que lie precedieron en- aquel re-
cinto, dio parabienes a los macs
tros por el progreso y adelanto
que habian hecho en- sus arduas
tareas baio la direction de perso-
mas tan habiles en- el arte de la
ensenanza como nu AstrO digno
superintendent Y la Sta, Rieve,
asistidos por la Sta. Mair
Con palabras dulces y afectuo-
sas suplic0 la Sta. Rieve que usa-
ra la misma equidad y conside-
raciones para con los maestros
cual habia usadO para con los
ninos de la escuela del municipio
que estaban 4 su cargo, y que en-
tantO grado habian cOntribuidO
al adelanto de los escolares bajo
su direction. No dudaba que las
tres personals de que trataba no
perdOnaIian medic nj esfuerzo
para ayudar 4 los maestros Ell
! todas maneras posibles, Y q fin
de que prestaran servlclOs mas
efcientes y satisfactorios en- las
escuelas Que fueran puestas balC
su direction.
III discurso del senior Romero
fu6 tan caIurosamente aplaudi
do, cual 10 habian sido los Qut
hicieron los senores Gallegos J
Desmarais, Quedaudo todos loi
circumstances muy satisfechos d'
, los buenos prospectos que pre-
senta la causa de la educuci0n eI
al c0ndado de San Miguel.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-29
NUfVO MEXICO NO tSTA IAN ATRA
SAOO,

Este rinc6n del mundo que Sc
llama Nuevo Mexico, el cual no
por estar casi en- ell centrO del
continente sc ha haIlado menos
asilado en- tiempos pasados de
toda communication y cOntaCto
con los centr0s de la civilization,
parece que es objeto de ldstima 8
de menosprecio para los habi
tantes de muchas Iocalidades
mas priviIegiadas de esta gran
rep1bHca, las Cuales Green que
| Nuevo Mexico es el lugar mas in.
fimo de la TERRA y que no debia
tener sitio nj iormar parte inte.
granite de la Union Americana.
Semelante sentimiento Y opinion
no ha dejado de tener grande in.
huencia s0bre los destlnos ypros.
pectos de este TerritOrio, y ha
sido causa de Que en- muchas ins
tancias haya sido senaIado en- Ia
distribution de favores Y distin
clones que por las reglas del dere
cho Y de la equidad correspon
dian igualmente 4 tOdhs las co
mun4dades. 4 despique de tales
procedures, Nupyo Mexico SO hG
mantpnido en- an ser pOr mas dt
. sesenta amos y alG puede declrs'
que ha mejorado hastanteen con
diciones y en- ilustraci0n y tien'
r esperanza fundada de ser alg0l
. dia una comunidad rica y opulen
= ia Y altamente civilizada.
La raz0n para que este sea po
/ sible y hasta cierto de suceder e
$ que Nuevo Mexico no es pals taI
e malo como 10 intan sus emuIos
y aunque es cierto que tlene SUI
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-29

desyentalas. entrelas quesecuen-
Ia en- primer lugar la aridez de-
muchas de sus rpgjones Mas cS-
IA circunStancia no anula nj obs.
curece las muchas veutajaS que
posee Y que hacen que sus habi.
tantes no teugau NADIA que enyi-
diar Il otros estados y aun ma
clones De los que gozau mas ia
ma V renombre. 10 escaso de
su production hasta la iecha on
el ramo de agricultural uo ha 81.
do obstdeulo para que sus habi-
tautes hayau podido sosteuerSe
sin ayuda nj auXillo ageuos poI
una larga Serie de anos, y 4 mas
de ESQ, ese es un NAL que POGO a
POGO va tenieudo remedio Y que
al fin de todo serd eiminado en-.
teramente cuaudo el tprritorio
pueda sacar tOdo el provecho
possible de sus recursos agricolas
Los atrasos que su pueblo sufri6
provinieron principalmente de su
aislamiento Y de h posiciou
eQuiyoca que ha ocupado POI
mucho tempo 4 causa del origeu
de sus habitantes cuya diferen
cla en lengua y costumbres era
ohstdculo casi insuperable para
captarse Ia buena voluntad y
benevOlencia de la raza domina
dora. Sin embargo, como todos
los males de este mundo tiener
remedio, eXCepto la muerte, Ia
suerte de este 'Herritorio va cam
biando De una manera notable \
| POGO a POGO Sc VA acercando G
tempo en- QUE serd tratado co
mo hijo legitimo y no como Ell
| tenado.' La ola de la inmigra
ci0n que por todas parties d,
Nuevo Mexico Sc ha eXtendidC
tendra un eiecto importante Ell
remover de la faz de sus habi
tantes el estigma Que por tanto'
amos los ha condenado 4 la in
diiertncia y el desden de sus go
bernantes. FL Territorio NO po
dr., ser va ignorado Y rechazadt
en sus recIamos, porQue semelan
te tratamiento que podia mul
bien tolerarse Y Sc tenia por cost
muy natural cuando Sc emplea
ba con los habitautes originates
ahora es de todo puntO imposi
bile porque aIcanzaria directa
meme i la nueva population We
nida de diferentes estadCs que $
ha reseutado en- diierentes pun
tOs del suelo neo-mexicano. Con
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-29

"Sufrir dia y noche ell tormen.
to de deaImorranas comezonientas.
NADIA me ayud0 hasta que no use
el ungiiento de Daan. Me euro
permanentemente Hon. John
r. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

SAN FRANCISCO, July 70 The
matching Of Dick Hyland and John
ny Frayne by the Mission club, for
ita August date, was popular
stunt by Matchmaker Hester ily-
land and rraYns are unauestionnhly
tho best u the local lightwolahts
and aa each has a great following
should split dp very tidy wud Of
money ilyland has been showing
good form since hls return from the
east His battle with Aelaon, al.
though II ended In hia defeat was
not dlscfedithhlo one lie bad Il
On tho naitler IN quite a number Of
the earlier rounds aud tsrnrd the
distinction u being the first bog "a
make Tho Dana back up
His ia-rnuhd victory over Leach
efusH added TO hie prestige aud
stamped him a. ono II the best IN
The second filrht Of ial Founders
ffayno'a clean cut kind NJ fight
Ing ~ shown IN hia 70 with Young
cafbeit has won for him many nd.
mifera who think no carries enough
guns 10 repeat over IN fighting Dick
Johnny IL one Of tho coolest boys fl
tho rinE. wastes mons af bis punches
and mover refuses tho issue. no mat.
ter how fast the going may ba He
"a hardly as fuKsed as Hyiand. but
Is a better boxer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
RUDE MARQUARD
HAS FLUNKED OUT

picture was printed in almost every
newspaper IN the country. Many
devoted pages to the photographs
Of the beauty" IN action,
The first awlnK Of tho Giants
through the cas-, and vest created
a Juror. because tho fans wanted 10
see this man. whose services ser,
figured worth a small fortune
Thousands OF them fiocked 10 the
ball park on tho day this lsft hand.
~ vas TO pitch John T. brush
must have smiled as be kAw the
dollars this young man was bring
Ing into his coffera. Had Mafquarti
come ~ to expectations. tho num.
Der Of fans that came 10 see him
alone. attracted BY the tremendous
purchase price. would morn than
have paid for him
Should MarqHard develop into
even a fair pitcher. the advertising
accrning from the fact that he is
the beauty" Will attract thousands
who would otherwise have remain.
ed away. untii somebody pays =
larger sum, the Mes York baseball
club will continue 10 secure free
Advertising from tho fact that the
record price was paid for one Of
its pitchern And don't Tor a mo
ment suppose that one John T.
brush did not figure all this out
before hs turned over TO Oscar
Watkins of tho Indianapolis team
that check for tii 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
NO CHANGES
IN VICTORIA
WINNING LIST
Brooke Still in the Iced,
Archibald Comes Second
-Cohen's Work Is Most
Notable Of the Week.

VICTORIA. n G. July gg-Ths
winning Hist " riders for the OAK
Hay track for The past week shove
no material change over that Of tho
previous week. nfoofa rodr i've
winners during the week Just clos
I'd aad sill maintains hia ieaf with
= total nf - winhisg mounts 70
his credit Archibald rode sis sin.
nefr during the week and IL credit
ed with q total Of - winners nr
three less than tho number credited
TO brooks. A. tho latter all be
out of the snddir ali during tho
present seek. hAting bssa set
down fuf rough riding on Saturday,
Arrhlhaid'a chances o. taking the
lead this week are very god The
most huinbls vork during the pas,
week waa that of coburn. who rode
sir firsts, five seconds and nine
thirds. and Jumped from nth to
sixth position on the HIST Columns
~ork since hls arrival here has
been Of the silt sdss order. and be
is the one most likely 10 give tho
leaders the creates, concern darns
the closing weeks Of tho meeting
I.ycnFsuH, although he has been out
u the saddle for a number Of weeks.
occupies fourth place. lie was 70.
instAied on Friday last. and u he
rides In az good form as he did
previous to his suspension. there 10
no question but that he will finish
tho season close ND. voaper con.
tlnues to ride In goad form and
ID close to the top keogh IL
gradually climbing up. but he IA
not riding as we'll a. was expected
Mclniyrc il no longer a factor In
the contest. "a he has quit the
track and will not be soon In tho
saddle here any more. Kelly ia
still Inactive. owing to an injury
he sustained some weeks ago, Quay
10 still on crutches. having not yet
recovered from injuries roceiy ad u
a race July 10. seiden. Who was A.
pected 10 die from the Injuries ~
received in race several VEL
ago. Ia out Of the hospital. but WI
not ride here again. and after Ne
marvellous escape from death ntny
never be seen In the saddle afAn
Following Ia tho list Of riders Who
have ridden two OF more races At
the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
BUT JOHN T. BRUSH HAS GOT
BACK THAT $1,000 IN
ADVERTISING.

NEW YORK. July so--John T.
Brush. owner Of the New York
Giants. ia being twi,trd at. laughed
at because he gave $1,000 for
Rubes Vanguard. tho left.handed
pitcher he purchased from the In
dianap1iis team Of the American
association. The fans ali over the
country cry "atung every time The
name Of this pitcher Is mentioned,
for his record IL had Last satur.
day he had won three canes and
loo, sir. Certainly not a flattering
record for q pitcher who was her
aided az one Of the greatest the
wgrid had ever seen. and for whose
services the record price vas paid
The general opinion was that
Brush and HcGraw. his Manager,
received an the worst Of tho bar.
gain. tut DID thsyi The opinion
prevails among baseball presidents
that they did not. baseball prcsl.
dents regard Marquard az 4 cheap
pitcher, and one whose purchase
aid not cost q cent seldom in the
history Of baseball has a player 70.
csivsd the advertising that follow.
cd the announcement nf the fancy
salAry paid tor the lefthendeF. HIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
FRISCO EXPECTS TO
CUT SOME ICE HERE

Frisco will put her sole depend.
snes on her olympic club in the
national championship In track and
field. TO DO held at the A..YsP. fair
ncft month
There slil b. any number OF In.
diyiduai entries from Frisco. but
the only club team that will have a
chance 10 make showing vii be-
the Olympic The mon whose
names have been forwarded 10 tho
secretary As compositions 70 FAR are.
W. v kno1. y. c. GerhArdi. John
o. Miller. Andrew A. Glhrner. n.
Hot y crals. T u. Smith. I'd Bee.
s1n. Dave Martin. A. u. Plaw and
ilaiph Rose
Ollie snadiEhr. the clubs sprintsr.
sill be Unable 10 mako the trip.
and Herbert Cheek. regarded by
many AZ the best low hurdler In
the country. has not recovered from
a bad strain he suffered July 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
HERE'S a NATURE
FAKE GOLF STORY
GOLF GALL, CARRIED ON A
FROGS BACK. HgLPGD
WIN TIE HOLE.

CHICAGO. July 29-In = four
some which was played on tho Kan.
sas city Country club koif course.
a strange thing happened, accord
inK to Isaac u Dunlap. uho was
member n the Fnlfing party One
Of the players drove a hall from the
tee toward tho tenth hole. abou,
$50 yards awaY Il Vas Mr. Dun
laps nbo, neat Hut let Mr Dun.
lap tell H.
4 chose to play the shot with
by hrAssie. said Mr. Danlap. "and
the ball sailed toward the hole. fall
ing about 80 yards short on the
green. Wa watched II after II
struck tho ground. saw II run along
the Erpss and then vanish from
tisht When We arrived at the spot
where tho hall struck. nothing could
he seen o. II The members Of the
party and the caddlca looked high
and low for that ball. There was
apparently no place on the faif
green where tho ball might be con.
ccaied Finally one Of tho party
discovered a small hois In the
ground. Looking down into Il. he
saw tho lost ball resting safely
enough on the hacs n a frog.
How 70 play n without violating
any o. tho rules Of tho game vas a
psfp.ssing problem Soma one
thought hastily Of the Idea Of max
lnE the ffos produce the ball on the
fair green. We tckied that frox
With a twiE. be attempted 10 jump.
that thrcp the ball from the hole
and gave my partner good lie
for his nuxt shot. lie aud won
the tenth hols from our opponents
while Al the Country club I
heard also Of another freatish thing
that happened the same afternoon.
though in a different match. TO
which | was not a party. A visit
ihs player hero from Louisville
killed a bird that Afternoon while
driving a ball ffpm a tee. The Colt
ball struck the bird on the wing,
and both the fall and the bird
dropped straight 10 earth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

Forty.three OF the aixty.ono days
Of tho meeting have passed into his.
tory and during that time the club
has paid out 10 owners the sum
Of t5i.sb0. W VI Cain won two
races during the past week, and
continues In the lead Of winning
owners with t2.255 TO his credit
Barney Schneider continues to oc.
oupy second place, with the 81.
James stable third. Tho relative
positions do not show much change
from that OF last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

old Hard Lnek Il camping on Al
Kaufman's trail Following the
besuiifal panhlns that came NE way
hacauno u his sudden shift IN the
matter Of flsht with Johnson, the
Seattle authorities have refused 20
sageiian his proposed sitsround so
with Dr. ROLLER, and Matchmaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20
George Hlldobrand. the former Seal
outflelder, who was transferred TO
Sacramento before the season start.
cd. but who has not participated In
a game this year on account Of an
Injury to his knee sustained IN tho
Orient while playing with Mike
Fishers globe irotters. appeared In
Flanagnn's garden this afternoon
and played his usual good game.
Hide says hls injured member is
as strong as ever, The old local
favorite was given quite hand
when he took his first turn at the
bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

summary stolen hRseaa~ bennett.
Lynch 90 Double plays Custer 20
Bennett Tsu-base hits krliackss
BENNETT. Caprun Sacrifice hits
kippert. Eastwood. bennett. Lynch
and Andersen. Lett on bafes- faep-
ma. 4. seattle. D Hlts-glff Andaf-
son, / and Z runs IN la Innings
struck nut-fiy Thompson, BY
fepiin. Il Hascs on tafis-uff An
derspn. l. Oft Sfwiln. I Wild
pitchea-Andersou, Thompson Hit
by pitched baii--Confad by Anhafs
son. Time Of rnue-l hour. 81 mias
utes umpire-carruthe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
OH! SUCH
REAL EASY
PICK|NGS
Tacoma Was Just Too Soft
for Anything and Turks
Were There With a
Massacre Stunt.

TACOMA. July 70 Tacoma was
found underneath the debris Of an
II 10 ceniaieu with the TURKS yes
terday afternoon uHe ATT Nrwiin
who rssaysd to pass the teaserai waa
hammered off the mound
Guofgie c4nrun especially was the
batting Ma A. bis part Of the en-
teriainmeut tc furnished d homer
double hszsef and o single, an Of
which helped along en- tho aeore.
Score,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29


GOLpfiELD. New July 90
Fighting Dick nyiand and Dick
Cullen have been matched by Pro
moter Sullivan for nght here
during tho sessions N The Amon'
can MiniHF Congress late IN Sep
tembsr sullivan announced today
that be had received a letter from
Hyiand accepting his terms for the
match
Hylaud will come here after bis
fight al Butte on Labor day Under
tho terms Of the agreement the men
will weigh In ai 1873 pounds and
divide a percentage Of the gats fe'
colpts.
Two Of the boys scheduled 70 per
form before i.efeari's club at
Dfeamiaad on Friday nlght will go
after Battling Nelson II they win.
They are Jack Clifford, who stlil IN.
alsiH that he had Nelson b.aien
when the police stopped their fight
at Oklahoma CITY, and Chick Hud
son Clifford mssta KID Harrison
aud Hudson mixes with Low Powell.
Hudson posted ti010 when be chhl.
lonsed Nelson some timo ago. but
the battlpr paid no attention 70 him
n he beats Powell Hudson viii post
a larger forfeit 10 meet The cham
pion Clifford also will issue a
ehailenge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

Question; What Is pitchers most valuable AssctG
Answer Change OF pace.
O; What Is change Of pace
Change OF pace variation In the speed with which
the ball delivered by the pitcher the batter For instance the
pitcher throws ball with all Of bis strength Then he throws
Then he shoot straight the plate with
terrific force Nhie using the and apparently
exerHs the float the ball the
batter slowly that Il 10 hesitate the
O. Can't the batter toll whehsf bali coming iAa, slow
A. Not gnl Il pretty veil 10 him aud the pitcher
the sos while the batter set fast ball the chances
hnxouuesa will him swing beioro the ball
him Nothing makes batter foolish h pose
to swing and miss -foaer BY a foot
ITO he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

Walter McCredie, manager Of the
Portland Coast League teAm. says
California "a the poorest baseball
state on the Coast. Judged from a
financial standpoint.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

VANCOUVER, July - while S.
attls was Strengthening Tacoma. res
terday, Portland performed a Ike
operation on the locals score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29
Basc Ball
SCkNH0r@

Mike and the help surely did hand
Brother Newlln 4 platter Of lolis
yesterday. II 10 :. that's all.
Anderson started TO txlfl for US
but Mike pulled the string on him
Gus Thompson OBLIGATED and Il was
all off with the Tigers
Capron. Bennett and Kellackey
each got to Newlin for Fouslng two.
base cloutE The one from Georges
bat got through the outflcld and
the bridegroom completed the cir
cult. sending 10 two men ahead Of
him.
Jack Gleason. manager Of tho
San Francisco baseball club. IL IN
Seattle 10 take In tho exposition.
Jack says bis team IA making a good
showing.
eRod Dog" DeverenuH, a populnr
ball player. will be IN a Portland
uniform next week when tho Web
footera give battle to Mikes men.
Vancouver and Portland will play
at Dugdalc'a ball yard Sunday.
Sloppy fielding allowed Spokane
to down Aberdeen yesterday by a
score Of 7 to I.
Now that the team Is coming
home soon and jeff has posted HIS
forfeit. things begin TO take on a
roster hue from a sport standpoint
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 1s|-The
following Is The official stantfnE Of
the Pacific Coast league. Il ged to-
DAY and including Yesterdays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

Batteries: Mullln and Schmidt,
Young. Falkenberg. Clark and
Bemls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

Sloppy fielding allowed Spokane
to down Aberdeen yesterday by a
score Of 7 to I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-29

Willie Britt and Stanley Keichol
started on their trip 10 Nendoeino
county today They sailed for Point
Aroma. and upon their arrival there
viii take team Tor tho mountains.
where they viii rough II Tor three On
four weeks. They will have moth
Ing 10 worry over during their alb
sanoe a. they have nothing on hand
In tho flEht line