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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-19
Standing.
SEATTLE FALLS
DOWN HARD

SEATTLE, May 10. = Seattle
fell all over herself in the fourth
inning yesterday, permitting Van
couver to take the contest by the
score of z to 4. In the fourth
every infielder save Magee had a
touch of butter-f1ngers. Up to
that time the score stood 40 for
Seattle. The score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-19

CHICAGO, May 15.-The pitch
lng OF Frank Smith of the White
Gox this spring has attracted the
atfantion Of ball players and fans
a this husky member OF Comis-
kny,s band Of pennant pursusrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-19
TIGERS TAKE ANOTHER
LOCALS KEEP UP WINNING
STREAK BY DEFEATING
INDIANS B TO 2-JOHNNY
BENDER Is BRIGHT STAR
OF THE GAME.

Il N d e r, the
Tiger catcher,
who put off get
ting married this
summer to that
blue eyed girl of
Spokane to play
ball with Taco
ma, will probab-
ly be forgiven
when she reads
he record of the
ackstop here.
IDh-~n Dc n@t tho
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

predict the catastrophe by a mere
Same Old krause.
AS for Krause, he was the same eff
fective, confident exponent OF decep-
ton. He gave the Tigers no more
consideration TO all appearances. than
he would have accorded some team OF
sandlotters. He lost no time in get.
ting rid OF the ball the moment that
Ira Thomas handed IL 20 him. In cases
where a delay was necessary. due 20
ball fouled on top OF the palace OF
the fans, or from any other cause. he
acted as II impatient and paved the
dust of the pitchers box, impatient
for the chance of again mystifying
the Tiger at bat Moriarty was the
only one of the Tigers who seemed
TO approach the plate with confidence
and he didn't get a hit all through the
day, though he did walk once and
stung three hard line -driYes- which
Athletic outfielders made The occasion
for so many swell running cat ehes.
II was ten straight for Mack's infant
prodigy.
The Tiges felded badly and acted
hectic at all stages. which was doubt
less due 10 certain extent TO the
unfortunate quality of the pitching.
Today the Tiges will spend In prac-
tice and in securing a return OF the
aplomb which is so necessary for any
team that, regardless OF its position
In the race, has some sort OF designs
on the capturing OF a pennant.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
REPORT CURRENT
JEFF IS THROUGH
Champion Said To Be On Record
That He Has No Intention OF
Fighting Anybody Any More.

NEW YORK, July l2.-While James
y Jenries is on train speeding from
Montreal. Canada. tight fans all over
the country are still wondering:
Did he say il. and II SO. why?'
For from Montreal has come the
statement that Jeffries said he would
not. re-enter the prize ring and that
he would not fight Jack Johnson now
OF at any other time.
Il won't fight Johnson. for | have
decided To quit the fighting game
Jerf. is quoted as saying IL can't get
into my class and don't want 10 fight
beyond the color line anyway.
would like 10 see the championship
80 TO a white man, but can't go In
TO retrieve II myself There are plen-
T. az men who can trim this man
Johnson. But the fans Nigh. as well
count me out
Jcff.. who has been giving boxing
exhibitions with Sam. Berger, left
Montreal at "A. III. today for New
York
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

shakeups occurred several years back.
hut every man who has worn the cor
nelian and white Of the university can
relate it as If 1t occurred yesterday
The crews were at Poughkeepsie
tor the finishing touches, and the
strawberry shortcake season arrived.
Now everyone who has been through
the rigors Of training knows how
trainers detect the death-dealing pas.
try. and Courtney had impressed his
views upon his men until they appre-
ctated the situation.
The crew Courtney had that year
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

The Tigers batted Bender out
OF the box and hit all round on
Coombs Saturday, cinching their
league lead. Summers was hit
rather hard, but was saved by his
batting support.
The Sox helped radically on Sat
urday by batting Wood out Of the
box and beating Boston, 6 to l for
Doc White who came In from the
outfleld and pitched nice ball.
Washington gave the Maps four
first bases on errors and lost TO
Young. 4 10 0, Groom doing most
Of the pitching.
On Sunday Krause won his
tenth consecutive game in the
league season. letting the Tigers
down with one run, as usual,
while his team was batting Mullin
out OF the box, Murphy getting
four hits, including four doubles,
the last of which was of Killian.
Chicago repeated the dose on
Boston Sunday. winning TO 0 for
Burns against Steele and Burchell.
In the Chicago game Sunday
Tannehill and Isbell pulled of a
triple play on live drive hit to
the former.
st. Louis and New York were
baked on Saturday. but played
twice Sunday, the Browns coping
each time at the expense OF the
luckless minions OF Stallings.
Petty. Powell and Dineen were the
pitchers employed TO turn the
trick
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
STAR OF ALL DISCIPLINARIANS is
COURTNEY "OLD MAN OF THE LAKES

was as sweet an eight as ever feath'
cred blades. and ii was luregone con-
clusion that Cornell would cop hands
down. But three days before the race
five OF the crew fell before the short
cake, and Courtney heard OF II.
out you go, shouted the coach
when the culprits confessed
But the quintet believed that in
uriOn there was strength, and an
swered. You can't row with three
men"
1T would be the same IL the entire
eight disobeyed," shouted the enraged
coach. permitting his baby blue eyes
to gaze into distance. GO"
When the varsity appeared that aft
ernoon- with FIVE substitutes in the
she'll CONSERVATION reigned. Core
spondents wired their papers Cor
nell out OF II. Courtneys shakeup
puts Ave subs in boat"
Courtney said nothing. Formal pro-
.ests from gray-haired aluuali and un-
dergraduates failed TO shake him. Tho
deposed Ave went TO him and admit
ted they had erred. Then Courtney
Numbered:
obedience TO discipline Is funda-
n entail rule of this navy. Go"
And Cornell won The substitutes
were as good II not better than tho
regulars. and they simply rompei
home In record time. winner by many
lengths.
"Shortcake did It," was the Cornell
slogan"
II really didn't expect my boys to
win after that shakeup." admitted
Courtney, but I knew never would
have TO compete with shortcaks
again"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
FAREWELL TooTs.

The wadding from the nrsi cannon
shot blew d big hole In George Grant
trousers and drew blood
Bully. Mayor-yeH've -repulsed the
cavalry" commented Secretary Giles,
pie when a mounted cop disappeared
around the corner after one sho'' ah0
wasn't = blg dignihed about IL
\ Runaionian wanted and succeed
ca In betting 800 that one OF the Bull
falo cars would win the big trophy.
The nervous drivers, sitting about
the hotel, barred from their cars. wniSh
were In charge OF the COMMITTEES, mace
d picturesque picture.
T. W. Williams. for the Postal: and
Fred Kent OF the Western Union,
made the trip with the regular con-
tingent.
Khaki suits formed the almost inevi-
table uniform OF the tourists
II the Pierce wins, IL will be the
third time IN succession. The company
Is we'll equipped with cars and drivers
TO do IL, too.
Jean Bemb. the Juvenile driver OF
one OF the Calmors- Detroits made a
big hit with the crowd.
The observers were assigned by lot
and many OF the drivers met Tor the
FIRST time. just before the start, the
man who Is 10 keep tabs on him Tor
the next three weeks.
The Chairman's car got away 10 min
utes In advance OF the rest.
The crowd didn't know 1t. but a truck
early in the morning, 10 blaze the path.
Every one OF the cars carried hand
somely bound road book, with full d.
rections. the result OF Dai Lewis path
ute fleet OF press cars accompan-
led the tour.
In the controls along the route at
noon and night. the drivers will be
barred from their cars as they were
here before the start
Not so much "a a chunk OF mud can
be picked of the cars from now on:
Absolutely no attention OF this sort VIII
be allowed.
The police In charge OF Supt. Dow
ney reinforced by mounted and mo-
torcycle squads. had all they could 90
TO keep lane clear.
Starter Ferguson was commonly
hailed all along the line as "Fergie."
He Is veteran at the stunt and the
Job Is one that needs such a man.
Mr.. Maxwell himself assisted In get
ting away the Maxwell cars. Detroit
remembers him for monumental SOM
ersault he turned at Crosse Pointe one
day before an amazed throng.
XIII Staples" yelled one of the mo-
torcycle squads former victims as lie
saw its commander dangerously near
the cannon.
A fire alarm came near causing trou-
BILE. as the engines came right down
through the throng, but quick work
BY the police averted injury. The rout
OF the Breitmeyer-G Gillespie artillery
was complete, however
The Chalmers Detroits came out with
springs tapped from end 10 end.
The Mcintyre, with its high wheels
ana hard tires made pronounced Ina
preston, and those We're not lacking
who wondered where the uncouth We
hicle would meet its finish.
The peculiar getaway OF President
Speer. Of the A. A. A. following that
or the regular tourists. raised a laugh
He was wheeled across the line by
about 20 man power but his motor
started just when all seemed lost.
Last OF all TO get away was the Sec
retary's car with Starter Ferguson on
board.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

sie, her crews winning me varsity
eight, varsity four and freshmen eight
events-News Item
So THE Old Man OF the Lakes pu!
over another surprise party.
Any time that other fellows SIP
Coach Courtney one when he ism
looking they must arise while the
twitterers are snoozing.
Cornell alumni love 20 refer 10
Dad" Courtney as The Old Man Ga
the Lakes" but watermen who have
felt the weight OF his displeasure nave
q more expressive appellatlon4 neg
call him "Shake-em-up Charley
And he does shake 'em up Per
haps he is full Of sentiment. but as
regatta day draws on. his system mas
no room for II. NO favorites' is MS
slogan and Discipline" his watch
word.
He doesn't look like disciDlinarian.
No matter if his hair is as white as
the fresh fallen snow; his form Is as
erect and his physique as superb as
when he was winning laurels with the
single SOULS against the worlds pest.
Courtney's striking characteristic Is
difference. He is man ~ deeds. not
words. and he detests TO appear III
public. Mild as a mother. he can De
as firm as the Iron Duke, and 10 TINS
attribute must re charged Cornell
success on the water Courtney woulG
rather lose the years big event imam
bend the iron will which keeps his
boys in hand.
The most famous or courtney
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

, Park team, famous juvenile sggre-
cation on the coast, and won fame
at ST. Mary's college, Oakland later.
His professional debut was made III
the outlaw California league with San
Jose in 1907. Recommended 10 Con
ME Mack by Josh Riley Krause was
signed in July. 1908 He was farm
ed 10 Harrisburg, in the Tristate. and
lsd the pitchers, winning l. games
out of y starts.
Control is his strong point. though
his repertoire includes fine curve
and fair speed Ills demeanor IL mol
est and he admits that his sensational
showing this year is as much OF q
surprise 10 him as 70 anyone else.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
JOHNSON DOESN'T CARE.
Comes Out With Resigned Statement
Over Jetfs Refusal 20 Fight.

CHICAGO. July l2.-"I can't dag
Jerfries into ring If he doesn't want
To fight He won't fight me and sup.
post that's all there's 10 II. though
| have steadily offered 10 meet him
ever since my fight with Tommy
Burns
This was all Jack Johnson. heavy
Weight champion. would say today
hen his attention was called TO the
report from Montreal that James j.
Jeriries had decided that he would not
fight the black man as he could not
get into proper condition.
George Lytle, Johnson's manager
announced today that Johnson agreed
10 fight Al Kaufman on Labor Day.
II hal not yet been decided whether
the fight would take place In Con-
roth's Colma arena in San Francisco
or AZ one OF the fight payiAons ut Los,
angeles
Johnson originally signed articles
last June for a fight with Kaufman
but later he cancelled the Since
thcn he and Kaufman have been try.
ing To agree on terms Lyle said
Kaufman had wired his acceptance OF
JOhnson's terms today.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

the past have nearly always been due
10 skidding in slippery bitches ana
similar accidents. resulting from the
insecure conditions OF the highways.
ever loo automobiles, represent
ing an outlay OF $4,000 900. partsci.
pated In the parade Saturday after
noon. Starting at the Boulevard on
Woodward-aVe, the route was down
Woodward TO Jefferson. out Jefferson
tc Mt. Elliott, north ON Mt. Elliott 10
Champaign east TO the Boulevard and
south To Belle Isle. The entire route
was lined with cheering thousands.
and not an accident occurred to mar
the pleasure OF the event. Many OF
the cars were beautifully decorated.
All sorts OF cars were IN line, from the
$4,000 limousine 10 the secondhand
runabout OF the vintage OF goo. ana
from the dainty electric 10 the power
full business truck.
The Cadillac Motor Co. with foa;
representing the landing OF Cadillac.
won first prize. The other prize WIN
ners were Mrs. Eva Bressler, OF NO.
lao Warren-ave. east. and Bob Davis.
OF the Maxwell agency.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
Sporting Notes
The short shippers are at Port Huron

The Short shippers are at Port Huron
this week.
Entries for the Detroit Driving clubs
meeting close Tuesday
Terre Haute has the trotters and PAGERS
OF big-line callbre this week
4 ten-miIe Marathon will fenture the
St Viucents field day at Bots Blanc
Wednesday.
.
Four shut-outs In the south Michigan
Sunday were won by Bay City, Jack
son, Flint and Adrian.
Dr. Aidrich of the Detroit Roat club
won the cat boat race on the river
from big fleet on Saturday.
Home Run" HOvscr. Of Flint, took u
poke at Umpire Eldredge iu South
Michigan game az that city yester-
day
Collins, OF the Athletics. stu leads the
league with a batting average OF .3Gi.
Detroit leads the league IN team
average with Cobb and Crawford hit
ting we'll over 800 as usual.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

Hits-On Bender. 7 In innings; OF
COMBS 8 In innings At bat
Against Bender 20. Coombs II. Two
base hits-Crawford. Cobb. Oldring.
Handler TAres-hase-A+ t--Rnas4astsr
Sacrifice hit--Ganley. stolen bases
cobb. Rossman. Moriarty. First base
on balls-By Summers 2. by Bender !,
hy Coombs l. First base on errors
Athletics 1 Left on bases-Detroit 4.
Athletics 10. struck out-By Summers
l, by Bender a. by Coombs Sacrifice
fiy--Cobb. Time-l:35. Cmpires -kerin
and Sheridan Attendance-T.46 S.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

Hits-On Muilin. ID in on kllllan l
m Nt Dat-AsaInst Muffin So, MI
Han s. Two base hits--Murphy =. Bak-
er Sacrifice hits--Rossman. Ganley,
collins Sacrifice hy--MoriaTty. stolen
bases-Schaefer. Oldring Ftrft base
on balls-On Muliln 1. on krause :.
First base on errors--Detrott i. Attn
iettcs I Left on bases-Detrou D
Athletics . struck out-By Muffin 2.
by Killian l. by Krause 4. Doubts
plays~-Rossrnan and Bcckendorf;
barry. collins and Davis. Wild pitches
Muffin /. Ktiiian 1 rune 70 I'm
pircs-Sheridan and KERN. Attend
ance--1O.94l.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

With bis usual skill. Connie Mack.
leader of the Athletics, has handed
the American league hot one this
season in young krause. southpaw
pitcher who up TO date has not met
with defeat, and has 10 victories 10
his credit.
or his nine victories six have been
shutouts. and the total number CT
runs scored against him is four, OF
which Boston Is credited with two. He
has been nit safely 40 times, an ay-
erage OF l-3 hits game.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Flint %. Kalamazoo 10.
Adrian :. Lansing o.
Jackson 3. Battle Creek 0.
Bay city 3 Saginaw ..
saturdays Results.
Lansing \. Adrian Z.
Saginaw 8. bay city /.
Battle Creek 3. jackson o.
Kalamazoo I'll. Flint So.
Today's Games.
Bay city 81 Battle creek.
Saginaw at Adrian
Lansing at Flint
Jackson at Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

Jimmy BIock--and all the rest OF IT.
broke into the American association
Via the sDnd lot routs. He was "a
good semi pro fes sionnT around NIL
Mnuixrr when Joe tanti1lon heard Of
him, and the next thing the folks
knew Brother Mike Cantillou had
signed the husky youngster as back
stop for the Minneapolis team. Last
season Block Chats what they call
him for breNityb looked as ~ he had
come in on "a rain check and didn't
know how Ia get out, bat this sea-
son he has been showing much
class American blue ribbon
winner at an English horse show.
and the Miliers' good position I'm the
race IL due to the work OF the youth
from the land made famous by
KosciuskO.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
By TIP WRIGHT.

Cornell made a clean sweep In the
intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeep-
ale. her crews winning The varsity
eight, varsity four and freshmen eight
eyents-News Item.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

Harry VIM. Krause was born n
San Francisco July IL. 1857 He play
ed his first ball with the Columbia
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

DcIray Athletics, ~ pit. Clemens, ..
yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

NATIONAL LEAGrE-

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled
saturdays Results
Cincinnati So. Brooklyn OIL.
Chicago 10. Phlllies
-. Louis .. Boston a.
Pittsbufg ). New York Q
TOdny's Games.
ST Louis at Boston
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
fTttsbufg at New IOrk
chicago at Philadelphia
Job Printing done right. Times Print
inS Coz 10 John R-st Phone 1923.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
Athletics Z, Detroit /.
Chicago 4. Boston o.
Sc. Louis 81. New York 20.
saturday. Results.
. Detroit ., Athletics 5.
Chicago 8. Boston I.
Cleveland 4, Washington O.
Wet grounds at ST Louis.
Todsy's Games.
Boston at Chicago.
New York az ST. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
LEAD CUT, BUT OUR
T|GES ARE STILL
Up ON TOP
Athletics Forced to Foregc Passing
the Champs Until Tuesday
at the Earliest
Possible.
Long Awaited Batting Rally I'm
corked Saturday Saved Jenningites
Mutton for the Time.
BY PAUL n. BRUSKE.

ETROIT still leads
the league. BE the
margin e V er SO
small-and Il has
been on one OF IT'S
shrinking periods
beyond question
during I b & past
week-the obvious
and eminently Sat.
isfactory situation
confronts the bug
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29

Mrs. O. 8. Sagerser, 1911 Woodland
Ave-, Kansas City, Mo-, writes:
ssI feel 1t duty due to you and to
others that may be afflicted like yselt,
10 speak for Peruna.
any trouble first came after la grippe
eight or nine years ago, . gathering In
NY Aesd and neuralgia. l suffered
most all the time. My nose, ears and
eyes were badly affected for the last two
years. think from your description of
internal catarrh that must have had
that also. suffered very severely.
"Nothing ever relieved me like Pc
Suna. It keeps me from taking cold.
"With the exception of some deaf
ness I am feeling perfectly cured. l
am forty-six years old.
II feel that words are inadequate to
express my praise for Peruna."
Stomach Trouble Seven Years.
Mrs. T. Frech, R. r. l, Hickory Point,
Tenn, writes:
"Having been afflicted with catarrh
and stomach trouble for seven years,
and after having tried four different
doctors they only relieved me for little
while. was induced 70 try Peruna,
and l am now entirely we'll"
MAn.a-lin an Ideal Laxative.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29

Section 10. The Town clerk hereby auihorized and
directed TO have priaed ,h.ny 80 bonds OF the de-
nomination Of huni cd dollars soOo-essh. numbered
from oae--i-o both numbers inclusive. and
nnc bond dollsrsssi numbered hirty-one
-3l-i required 10 meet the estimated OF said
Improvement. a. herein provided and when The SANG
are prepared 10 depos, the With the
urcr be issued from time. heretofore pro-
vided.
Section IL. This ordinance. after its shall he
recorded a book kept ior that purpose. be suihenti-
Gated by OF The aud clerk. and
shsn be published in The Holly Cheitsn. n new spaper
published ~iihn the limits OF the Of Holly. shall
take effect and be force upon the expiration Of Eve
--d.ys .fier is published and shall be rrepe.l.ble
until the indebtedness herein provided shall be paid
full
Adopted and approved this 25h day Of Oe,oIer A. D.
1909
JOSEPH S. McMURTRf.
Attest: Mayor.
NUAiA F. VIDAL.
Town Clerk.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29
Attest
NUMA F. VIDAL.
Town Clerk.

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Health Coffee. will trick even a coffee expert.
Not grain Of real coffee in it either Pure
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made in a minute too! No tedious 20 or 80
minutes boiling. Test it and see. DR.. Shoop
creaeh Health coffee that the people might have
a genuine coffee substitute and one that would
be thorougy satisiying;in every possible respect
Sold by All Grocers
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29
Just Received

A carload of furniture Of the latest
and best makes. at prices to suit the
times. You are cordially invited 10
call and inspect our stock whether you
purchase or not. Special inducements
to out-of.town patrons.
A. j. Harrington & Son,
Holly. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29

Let us get you up some sta
tionery that will be a credit to
your businessmen a detriment.
The price will be practically the
same. and you'll have something
you'll be proud Of. The Holly
-hieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depsrtmen, Of the Interior.
& lanl e.

Department, Of the Interior.
u. S. Land Office Lamar, Colo.
Sept. 80. 1909
Notice is hereby given that Paul II. Elain of Holly
who JAN 29 H8. made homestead entry No. $40.
Serial No. 04USlor the northwest of section g.
township 26 south. Il Of the sixth principal
meridian has fled notice n intention to make final
taon proof establish clsm the land above described
before l. N Zainaer. United States Commis xioner, at
Holly Colo. the 18th day Of November. 1893.
Claimant is vytnes ses: frsnk b. Lane, W, o
Moore. J. W. HouI,on and E H. Jordan. all Of Holly.
Colo.
John A, William. Reai.t.r.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29
For Sale.

l Garland base burner first class
condition *15.
2 sanitary couches good as new
each -
i road wagon. IA most new $50.
iron bed $500
eight foot oak dining table sc.
Inquire at depot
j. H. Snyder.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29
BELL s. WHITE,
Lamar, Colorado

Patronize home industry and
take The Chieftain. Do these
two things and they cannot keep
Holly from forging ahead. And
your own interests will enhance
In value with the growth of the
section in which you live.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29
ORDINANCE No. 81


IN Ordinance Creating a Sewer Dis
trict to be known and Desig-
mated as Holly Sewer District
No. Two, in the Town Of Holly,
and ordering the construction
therein Of 4 system Of sewers for
sanitary and storm drainage,
and providing for the issue Of
the bonds Of said district in, pay
ment for said local Improvement,
and providing for the guaranty
Of the payment Of said bonds
by the town.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29
After Shaving

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prevents contracting any disease. 25c sold ever,
where. Farmer Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-10-29

1t costs but little more than
plain paper. Your name and ad-
dress neatly printed on 100 note
heads and envelopes for only
81.