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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
/ NO BUN[K--I2EsAl. SPORT'NEWS
Tigers Win Again;
Still on Top

(By United Press Leased wire.)
SPOKANE, May 4.--lThe Tigers
were too much for the Indians
again yesterday and took another
game from COINS squad. The
home team held the visitors of
until the fifth inning when Taco
ma took the lead and nothing
could stop them then.
Bert Hall was on the slab for
the Tigers and Hickey for the
home team. Both pitched good
enough ball but Spokane could
not get start against the fast
work of the enemy.
Rockenfield doomed up in the
batting column with three hits
and his work in the field was re-
markable. Score:
r H e
Iacoma ........ .i. -. B 3 /
opohauo ....s..'.... b 3
Batteries: Hall and Byrnes:
Hickey and ostdiek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

Ier boys. One night he didn't
come in until late, and when he
did he told us he had been box
ing another boy at the club and
showed US the money he received.
It wasn't enough, and told him
SO. Then he suggested I take
charge of the business end. !
didn't want to get into the fight
ing game, but Johnnie was deter
mined, SO l decided it would be
better for him if looked after the
money arrangements.
Father Coulon has been very
successful looking after the mon
ey end of the game, and Brother
George has made a champion out
of Johnnie. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
HE ROASTED T.R.
BUT TAFT GIVES
HIM A RICH PLUM

WASHINGTON, d. c., May A.
President Taft has put the Off
cial o. X. on the contract between
the Choctaw and Chickasaw ma
tions of Oklahoma Indians and
Ormsby McHarg, the New York
lawyer.
For short time McHarg was
assistant secretary of commerce
and labor in the Taft administra-
tion. From him came the first
ldenunciation of Roosevelt that
was heard from the Taft admin
istration. McHarg blurted out his
attack late last August, when the
Ballinger-Pinchot controversy was
just gathering momentum. Two
days later McHarg's resigna ton
was accepted by Taft at Beverly,
making IL then appear that the
president would countenance no
criticism OF his predecessor.
Now Taft has Endorsed the man
who gave vent to that violent and
uncalled for attack. He has hand
ed MeHarg one of the softest sine
cures in Washington. McHarg is
to represent the nations in Wash
ington as special counsel. He
is to get $4,000 a year and
travelling expenses. At present
the Indians have but two cases
In which McHarg can possibly
take any part. He will have am
pie time to attend to his Urge law
practice at So William street, New
York.
The government has always
maintained the attitude of a guar
dian and friend to the Indian, not
an enemy to be fought. The gov
ernment attorneys heretofore have
fought the Indians cases in WASH
|ington.
In asking for the presidents in
dorsement McHarg said that the
Indians needed q lawyer TO repre-
sent them against the government.
By sancfioning the contract. TAFT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

From the most northwesterly
point Of the state of Washington a
likeness of George Washington,
chiseled by nature through a
multitude of years, looks out
across the water to British terri
tory. 1t resembles the father
of his country" so closely that it
might have been the work of hS-
man hand.
Washington rock lies at the
waters edge on Waldron island, to
the northward of Puget Sound.
British and American forces at
one time commended for the pos
session of this island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
s
DOPE ON
FIGHT
BY MAX BALTHAZAR.

(By United Press Leased WIRE
SAN FRANCISCO, May A.
When informed this morning of
the receipt of a dispatch from
Chicago stating that a telegram
had been received there from Jack
Johnson in which the negro is al
legged to have said that he was
afraid the big fight might be stop
ped on account of the death of
Tommy Mccarthy, Jack Gleason
denounced the message as a fake.
you can rest assured that
Johnson has sent no such mess
age" he said, ''as he knows as
we'll as I do that nothing but an
extra session of the legislature
can stop 1t and to show how con-
fident we are that there will be no
interference, we are depositing to-
day the 100000 called for by the
articles of agreement, making
total deposit on the 100000
purse of $4,000. If Richard and
l thought there was a likelihood
|of the fight being stopped we
would be foolish to risk an addi-
tional 100000, wouldn't we. The
promotion OF this contest now
stands us about 100000, but we
know that 1t Is safe and are 60
ing right ahead with our plans.
"All this mo fight cry is a mere
waste OF time. The law says
limited round boxing contests can
be held under the auspices of a
regularly Incorporated club. We
are complying with the law in
that we have Incorporated and
Jeffries and Johnson have been
signed by us to engage i'm a limit
ed round contest. Every other
provision of the law governing
boxing contests will be complied
with down to the last period. II
this contest, which is going to be
conducted in the same manner
that hundreds of bouts have been
conducted in Alameda county, is
going to be construed as a viola
ton OF the law, why have not the
district attorney across the bay
taken action against previous
fights. They would be guilty Of
compounding felony after felony
IN permitting other fights"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

e. e. Coulon, father of Johnnie
Coulon, who is generally regard
ed as the best of the present crop
of bantamweight boxers, has a
plaintive tale of woe. Father
didn't want to get into
the boxing game, but Johnnie's
skill as a fighter just made him,
and now he manages his boy.
You see, / was superintendent
of piano factory in Toronto and
married a girl from New York
state. Johnnie was our eighth
child. His brother George liked
to box and he taught Johnnie how
to spar. Then Johnnie got to
home from school and tell
Ing us of fights he had with 9TH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
REPUBLICAN MAYOR
FOR ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL, May 4.-For the
first time in IA years, st. Paul
will have republican mayor, H.
4. Keller. yesterday defeating D.
u. Haas. the democrat. by nearly
5000. The republican made his
fight for lower taxation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
FRENCH NATION
RAv|NG At
AVIATOR

PARIS, May because he
gave England an option on the
Clement-Bayard dirigible airship
No. when his own country want
ed it, Clement, the designer, has
brought down upon his head a
story of wrath. Frenehmen are
bitterly denouncing his action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

tossed the ball to Doyle at sec
ond, forcing Wheat. Doyie's
throw beat Hummel to first for
the second out. and Burch started
for home from third. MerkIe
shot the bali across to Deylin, who
reiayed It to Myers. catcher, malt
ing Burch at the plate.
In this same game four double
plays were pulled off. two BY each
team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
Spokane.
Very satisfying; but we'd bet
ter knock on wood. n

Billy Sunday, at one time a
lplayer in the major league, has
coerced the managers of the sand
lot teams up in Bellingham into
throwing the gaff into the Sunday
seems to confine his activities to
no particular field; but he is quite
out of his province and without
jurisdiction in putting the ban ON
baseball on Sunday. There are a
great many fans who have no
other opportunity to witness the
game; l can see no particular
immoral effect in Sunday ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
FIND 4 LEPERS
IN ALASKA
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEWARD, Alaska, May 4.-Dr.
Joseph H. Romig, in charge of
the natives of the southwestern
division of Alaska today cabled
the department of justice urging
that four leper suspects here be
guaranteed pending a full exam
nation.
DR.. Romig returned yesterday
from the Cook inlet region where
he made a preliminary eNamipa-
ton Of the four suspects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

The Tigers are on top. Well,
that sounds good to the fans who
began to take on a saffron-and-
blue tinge when things went bad
ly during the brief stay of the
jungle pets at home. Blanken-
ship says his men are just getting
warmed up now and that the
slaughter at Vancouver will be
more CORY than the cleanup at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE

An anniversary service COM
memorate of the ascension of
Christ, will be held at the Trinity
Lutheran church next Thursday
evening at s o'clock. Rev. L. NJ.
Feeger, pastor of the church, will
preach an appropriate German
sermon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
CORNER
BY BOB VERNON.

Jack Johnson, the fighter, de-
mics that he had sent any tele-
gram to Chicago to any person
asking them not to bet ON the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight until he had
been further advised whether the
fight would be allowed. johnson
declared that If such a telegram
were in existence it was for
gerry and that he has sent no tele-
grams whatever regarding the
possibility of postponement or
a prevention of the big scrap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
SHELvE MOTION
TO PUT BAN
ON FIGHTS

(By United Press Leased Wire.
VANCOUVER, B. c., May A.
A special cable from Sydney says
that the Presbyterian general as
sembly of Australia has tabled a
motion urging Premier Fisher to
pass law suppressing all prize
fighting in the commonwealth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
National League
National League Standing.
JEFF BACK IN CAMP

OAKLAND, CAL, May 4.-Jas.
j. Jeffries, accompanied by Mrs.
Jeffries, returned to Rowarden-
nan today from this city, after
spending tonight here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

The league games in British
Columbia starts Thursday at VAN
couver, and several Tacomans
will make the trip Just to be pres
ent at the seasons premier. Pres
ident Lucas of the Northwestern
league will go up tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

has Endorsed this view.
Taft Endorsed the contract in
the face of the statement that It,
added to lawyers contraots=nxist-
ing and pending. will boost the
annual cost Of the Indians legal
advice to $4,000 per year.
Taft Endorsed the contracts In
the face Of protests from r. G..
Valentine, commissioner of Indian
affairs.
But Taft Endorsed the contracts
upon the recommendations OF Sec
rotary Ballinger, Secretary Nagel.
Atty. Gen. Wickersham and. last
~, that Of McIIarg himself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

who wrote the rules. When the
Horton law, which permitted 25-
round bouts in New York, and
made the city of that name the
Mecca for boxers. was in force,
White was the referee who fig
ured in most of the big bouts.
He Is absolutely square and with
him in the ring there can be no
stalling. The choice apparently
lies between White and Jack
Welsh and both are good ones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

In game againts Brooklyn the
other day New York Giants made
first triple play of the season. and
80 FAR As the records show the
play was never before made in
such q manner. Wheat OF the
Brcoklyn,s was on first, Burch on
third ana Hummel was batting.
1iuiamel drove q fast roller to
DridwsII at short. who promptly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

johnson would surely be fol-
lowing a cut-throat policy if he
ever did send such a telegram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04

Charley White, who is mention
ed for the third man in the ring
when Jeffries and johnson 90
treir share towards shatteriug
Andy Carnegie's dream of world
wide peace, is one of the best
known referees of prize fights in
the country. White has proba-
bly, refereed more fights than any
other man living. and he knows
the game better than the man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-04
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P'raps it will be all right after
b. Sunday fades.
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Rtnbpteb. - Die Jtahfraee mar beutt
cine 5tentIid) quite itno Die 9retle itett9 III,
Die beiieren Eualitdten, ndbreno bic orot
ndren wiIlieer rporen. @ute Stpders UNI
SeeDers ftno In 9tadlfra9e lno felt.
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ertra $40 7.25, Cd)Ieu $500 - 600,
5leii6eriorten, ertra SG.4O - 6.75, CUTE
bis duserleiene S5.75-6.35, oroiudre bis
quite s4.25-5 so; Seiiers, ertra S6.5O-6.75,
quite bis auserLeiene $5.75-6.35, oroindre
Bis CUTE $685. .65; Riibe, ertra $50
5.75, CUTE bis au5erleieue $5.OO-5.5O, ors
oindre bis qute 50. .OO-4. 10; Gamers 81. .7j
$50, Stoders uno 5eeoers $3.50-j So.
Bullen. - Tie RahfraSe mar etre quite
uno bic 4retIe iteben um l0c bober ais am
Dorigen Samftag.
Wtagere uno lei6te 50 .25--4.40, Bologna
a A.5O - $40, egtra $3.50, fette Buuen
S5 .5O-5.75.
Nit6tabe. -- Die 3ufubr war in Der
pertloneuen 8ode uur mdBtg, Die RAD
frage gut uno ole 9reiie anfan9S itetig,
ipater aber niLliocr.
Grtra S85.00-70.OO, quite bis au5erLeiene
s50.OO-63.O0. oroinQre bis CUTE 5000
Al 90 per Stud.
8dtber. - Die 9iabfraoe mar nur ND.
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CUTE letbte $7.25-8.75, ertra $500.
adIber in ben aommiiitouSs 6duierr. -
5ancD sac, prtma bis ou5erleiene g.
8I4c, orotndre 5-7c.
Q dp etne. - Die greiie qiuqen beute
dbermdIs IN Die 66be uno ftte8en auf Sll 90
per 100 8iuno, qe8en SOLO Dor etner
Node, Die 3ufubr mar iebr oering.
Bute bis duscrLeiene 8erpafunqcs uro
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patungS Siorteu SO 6o-lO.95, orotndre bis
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| 9erabs feline Pfsrbe obgsT9irurt bate,
um ibnsn aus elmer G6neepsbe Der.
aus3ubelfsn. IS par bic Iebte Der
onitrengenben 2trbeiten zines Saoes,
bel pet6sr ibm Elm 8lutqeFGB i'm
9opfe 5srfprang. Ddbrenb Der leg
ten Mo6e nuren ale 4anb7traben
unpaFirbar gepsien. Mariton isOO6
bIie6 ouf Ieinem goiten uno perbaIf
ieinsm 9sfpann tdgli9 bur6 Sdno.
anlsgen our lleberpinOung Der S6pie-
rigteiten. Gr muB aud biesmal bic
DreiBig Mleilsn fetner 8oute gr0Btens
tbsils gu SUB 3uriitgelegt BADEN, Dsnn
als er 3pet WetLen Don Der Staot entz
fernt tObt oufgeFunOen tpurbe, mar er
bis an bic Siiften purtndBt. Marz
ton rpar So Sabre aft uuD unDerbeis
ratbet.
- Die 9raiettfG6re .Qnu
2trbOr $50. !, bic erite Sabre bieIer
art, Die auf Dem N}ihi8an Gee ein9ee
fiibrt tpuroe, gertetb flint WtetIen BON
Wanitopoc, Wis., in granD uuO
brannte big ouf ben WuTerIpie9el ME-
Der. 9as GdiFf, 6e3ie6ung5peHe Der
Stahlrumpf, benn Dos iit aQes, tpos
nod iibrig ge6Iisbsn, liegt in bem
Clip, pobin es geihlsppt puroe.
3pan3i8 nit gou6Ol5 belooene Da8.
CONS gingen ebenfaqs irfSlammen auf.
Der 0efammtIhQben belduft IiA auf
stlpu $4,000. Die 60be Der Ser.
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fort, Wtih., 3ptihem tpeI6em PlQB
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um 6aIb ndh brei ubr. galo Darduf
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5tptihen fdon iolhe 5ortihritte gez
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nitopoc suriidfubr. Die 8ere Wur.
quette Sabre 9}o. 19, Die Don Quoirg.
ton fam, bali uno Ihleppte oa5 bren=
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DE 20Ih3ii8e Der StaDt purDen auf=
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5euer gefargen un0 Der oan3e Sber=
bou be5 Saiffes mar Elm pooenDss
TIammenmeer. Die 6ibe mar firh-
terli6. Der 8apitdn uno Die Wunns
ihaft bIiebsn auf oem S6iffs, bis Die
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uur nit tnopper Roth ernitsr 8erle.
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unter Sontrpue. Die urIdhe bes
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bem grunoe jeooh eine GrpIoiior pors
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0oaanp, 30 Bel 175 fub an Der 9oyoz
ieite Der gleneap glnenue, 600 Rub
tpeitlih bon Resent 9lpsrue; 81.
6enrp 8roiamp on Sreo. RoIiu1, 70
Bel 112 SUB an Der @sitIeite Don I'm
nsrpocp glare. lao 5ub n0rpIih BON
WarIap Nnsnue; 81.
Sdrrp 6. ManB an 5bomas 9.
Serbian. fiinT Sabre 8a6t bon % 5ti
55 JuB an Der Qorbtpeits@de BON 8.
StraBe uno git. 5ope Rpao; monats
lihe Mietbe $50.
Rarn =. ssadion an Charles Reier,
Got % in Wius & aIins's speitsr
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f25. .5o-26.50 per Tonne in Buff uno 81 .0C
nlebr aif Dem 9eteiIe.
8erid teoenes.
EeIe. Rdrtt rubig uno feit. GeinoI
robes nc, oefontes 76c per GoIEone in gar.
tteu pom Ia Bbl. Grtra Winter Ieft
garbol SIC per @dllones Cotton Seeo
Del robes 81 ~ soc, rGfftnirtes $3.50
Baaone. zerpentin SIC, getroleum, gers
lection Zoe, Cbio, aentndD uno Snbtana
>Gs<c per Gaaone. GroUH 8aioltn I5c,
Vapbta 12c per 9aIIore.
SaIA Der Diartt lit rubtg. Otto
atuer g5c--Sl 90 per BbI. pom 23O BIB.
Gala 1T itetta. grima Gitp 714-72sc,
DO. Country 7--71sc per gfuno.
Goblen.-Rarft rubi9. gou9biogbenp
$3.50, Rus uno Slat $500 - 2.25,
aauauba StiiftobIeu S3.2j-3.50, RuB uno
Glad SI.9O-2.25 per Ionue abgeltefert.
Rdadloie Gtaftobleu S4.O0, antbractte
7.25-7.50 per Tonne abReItefert. Cote
Eoiten ll--l2c per 8u. obgeIteiert.
Sdmereien.-Rartt 'tstIG. GEeeiaas
men s6 .5O--7. % auf nem Gjeleiie uno S7.25
s.25 per- gu. pom 5tore. Iimotbp 81 40
IS nllf benz geIeije uno 1892 90 per
gu. pom 5tore. 8uhDeiIen 81 90, 6La9s
iaamen 81 90 per Bu.
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Is btcaso. IL. gidri.


Nsbl. - Ter Rortt ruar itetie. Dint.r
BGtsHts s. .30-5.7O. Strdisbts S.. 1o-5. 40,
Spring Iaients Si 65-4 30, Straiahts g, 80
--5.05. Baters S3.05-540.
@sissn. flr Rai il3L-Il33tc,
am Sdlus 1895; fir SUIT l061,-l07Le,
am S1!us l07c; illr September I035. -
104ssc, am ShEus l04l4e.
@eii dhtorn. -Sttr Rdt 63aI-ss1sc.
am SAlus 649.c; fur SuGt e5s.-661Lc, am
ShIab 6614c; flr Septeu5er 6611 <-665sc,
am sdlub bsssc.
safsr. = Eur Wai As1-4515e. am
SdIuB 1876; iiir Sult 42$-43se, am
SdIub 431ssc; fir September 30 - 40L.e,
am s6Ius 40s.c.
Heaasn.-Ro. 2 7S%-7sLc.
Geriie. - gute 7ttttereerite 50 - 62c.
CUTE Bis dolce RaI:ssrfte 65-7Oc.
5Iaas asiaameR. 80. 9. ID. 2l2e,
Re. ". VI. 222c.
Iimotbgl 80 per geutner.
en.--Sl2 25 per Gentner.
WeBport. - S25 .s71ll-26.O 90 per s6I.
Tar aeai 1855 - 25s71s. am S6lub
$25.s2hS: fur SuGt s25.s5--25.s21s am
sdIus s25.75.
SamaI;. sl4l2I per 100 gfuub.
SIr Nai sl4.00 - l4.l0, am Salus
si4.o7L; FIR gull $l3.so-13.s71s, am
sd,lus sl3.95.
ebert rtAippenietten. sl3. 90
- 1880 per 100 8fn. 5tir sgai sl3.45
--l3.55. am StluB sI3.525x fir Suli
Sl3.85-l3 40. am SdIuB Sl3.40.
Gaulteru,- 5bort Hare 2eiten, uers
padt. Sl3. 3.75-l4.O0.
Smtter.-sParit itstis. Greameru 25-
Sic, Tairp 2l--g5c
Gter. Rartt Tpt4ie. Bride Il -
22e per Tuseuo
adfs. - Rar.t isetis. Cream Ie--l6s.e
per SfuRo.