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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-05

protested the game. But did any
body ever get anything on a pro-
test against Dugdale?
But the Tigers were outplayed
in the second Labor day tussle, the
best you can make of it. They
got less hits, less runs and more
errors, all of which bear on re-
suits.
In the morning battle when Ia
coma came off heads up with
to l victory 1t looked as If the
Tigers were going to brace up and
do things again. The afternoon
defeat was not bad and the fans
still have hopes as a to 1 score
indicates that the Tigers were
making the Dugdale chaps play
ball at least.
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81 never worked harder prepar-
ing for a match than / did for
this one.
Il will go to Humboldt now to
arrange for tour of America,
England, Scotland, France, Ger
many, Austria, Sweden, Athens,
Africa, Australia and finally to
Honolulu, then back to the farm
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Kennedy
Let Out

Ed Kennedy has been let out.
The Tigers hard-hitting utility
man was released on Sept. 1, and
signed up by Chehalis, playing
there Sunday.
1.-THE report that I loaned
Kennedy out is absurd" said Pres
ident Shredder. IT'S against
the league rules. And I have no
favorite to play in the state
league"
Kennedy made many errors, but
was a hard hitter and fast on the
bases. Lately he has fallen down
somewhat with the stick. With
Fisher, Morse, Vogel, Coleman
and Tauscher in the infield, and
Bassey, Abbott and Lynch as reg
ulars in the outfield, Shredder let
Kennedy drop.
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FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Foot
ball practice began today at Car
Isle and many eastern colleges
Harvard and Princeton on Novem
Der 4 will meet for the first time
in IA years. Some of the frs
games will be played on Saturday
Sept. 23.
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Gotch went behind the Russian
with a leg hold. In a second he
had the fatal toe hold which Hack
sought desperately to break.
Hack was evidently afraid that
the Iowa giant would break his
leg, so after brief resistance, he
quit.
Time five minutes and 80 sec
IOnds
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Beavers and
Indians Euen
(By United Press Leased Wire.

tBy United Press Leased Wire.)
SPOKANE, Sept. Spokane
and Vancouver played two mag
nificent games of baseball here
yesterday.
Vancouver took the first, 1 to
o, getting three hits off Willis to
Sopkane's two off Engle. The
second game went to the Indians
3 to 0, Schwenk allowing but two
hits. Spokane piled up five bin
giles against Rasmussen, who
struck out twice as many as
Schwenk.
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Gotch Will Tour World
Then Go Back to Farm

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Gotch will
make a tour of the world. He
arose at $3.50 this morning and
outlined his plans to a United
Press representative.
81 expected Hackenschmidt to
make a better showing" he said.
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(By United Press Leased Wire,

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Sept. s. That
George Hackenschmidt quit cold
and that the fiasco will put a
crimp in the graphing game In
Chicago for years was the opinion
here today.
Jack Curley, Hacks manager
and secretary of the Empire club,
got his.
The total receipts aggregated
$87,053, the heaviest in the his
tory of the game. The clubs ex-
penses were $4,000. Gotch re-
ceived $21. 900 and SO per cent
of the moving picture money.
Hackenschmidt was to draw
down TO per cent of the remand
er. amounting in this case to $43,-
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SHAKE UP TIGERS

DETROIT, Sept. 5.-Radical
reconstruction of the Detroit
pitching staff before 1912 was
announced today.
1t is reported that the club
stands ready to trade any of its 40
players except Cobb, Crawford,
Gainor, Bauman, Bush and Stan
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SUMMARY.
Stolen bases-Leard, Ort, Full
lerton. Double plays-Leard to
.Ort; Lynch to Burns. Two-base
hits-Weed, Householder. Home
run - Leard. Sacrifice hits -
Weed. Ort. Sacrifice fly-Ray-
mond. Left on bases-Seattle Z,
Tacoma 4. Struck out-By Full
lerton 7, by Gordon 8. Bases on
balls-Off Fullerton 1, off Gordon
2. Wild pitch-Gordon. Hit by
pitched ball-Gordon. :.
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Centralia Takes
State Pennant

CENTRALIA, Sept. 5.-Cen.
tralia today is winner of the pen
nant in the Washington State
league by half game over hel
nearest rival, Chehalis.
The pennant was clinched yes
terday afternoon by a to 0 vic.
tory over Chehalis.
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GAME CALLED AT PORTLAND.
(By United Press Leased Wire. ,

tBy United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Sept. 5. : The
Portland-Victoria game scheduled
to be played here yesterday was
called off on account of wet
grounds. A double header will
be played at later date to make
up for the lost game.
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WHAT HACK s AID YESTERDAY.

II have waited two this everything
depends upon It. havo all tn in the
need. I In this money. 1 to whip
Goch want to wrest the mant of the champion
shall be the most disappoint ed alive If fall
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CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Outgamed,
out-strengthed and out-fought,
George Hackenschmidt, the rus
sian Lion" yesterday forever laid
down his hope of wrestling the
worlds championship of the wrest-
ling game from Frank Gotch OF
Iowa.
Gotch, after a ripping. tearing
session, took the first fall from
the big foreigner in IA minutes
Is 1-2 seconds, with reverse
body hold and wrist lock. He Sc
cured the second fall in 5 minutes
|23 LIS seconds with the famous
toe hold which no man on whom
it has fastened has ever been able
to break.
Hackenschmidt was apparently
unframed for the match, and was
hog fat. Gotch was trained tt
the minute and beat the Russian
at every turn of the game.
Jack Curley, manager of Hack
Ienschmidt said after the mattel
that Hack was badly injured il
the second fall, that his leg had
received a serious injury and thai
the ligaments, torn from theil
place in Gotch's grip. had caused
the Russian to Quit cold.
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By defeating Mclaughlin, the
young Californian yesterday, al
Newport, William A. Larned, vet
eran tennis player, retained his
title as champion, which he has
held for many years.
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Totals ....30 3 5 27-14 q
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Seattle ...... 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 1 0-1
Tacoma 100 02 0 0 90 ID
SUMMARY.
Double play-Coleman to Fish
er. Home run-Lynch. Sacrifice
hit - Abbott. Struck out-By
Zackert 10, by Schmutz 4. Bases
on balls-Off Zackert Z. Off
Schmutz l.
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Sports Sore
Over Match

ONLY JACK CURLEY RUSSIAN .IYIN's, MANAGER Is
HAPPY TODAY, AS SHARE OF
GATE RECEIPTS
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CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-At 1855
Gotch entered the ring, Hack APP
ipearing at 300.
They grappled at 3:12.
For 10 minutes they spared.
At $3.50 Gotch got behind his foe,
picked him up bodily and threw
him to his knees. Then Gotch re-
sorted to his old tactics which once
before made Hack quit, Furnishing
the Russian with series of light
ming jabs to the nose.
Gotch then tried for a toe hold
but the Russian broke his grip.
The Russian tried to trip Gotch
but the latter was too quick and
dropped him on his face.
Hack regained his feet, and
threw Gotch momentarily. Then
Gotch broke away.
At 1923 Hack attempted to trip
the Iowan, who caught the Rus
slams foot and stood him on his
head.
Gotch's right hand then sought
the Russians leg and as he twirl-
ed the Lion over his left hand
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GIANTS-INDIANS GAME

First Game R H EI
Vancouver 01000000O-1 8 L
Spokane ..00003O000-0 2 1
Engle and Lewis; Willis and
Ostdiek.
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I Vaughn and Blair; Karger, Ma
gel and Carrigan, Williams.
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National League

At New York.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-03

w. A. Braiden is in Denver to
meet Mrs. Braiden.
F. V. Morris. contractor on the
new church went to Blanca last
night.
Miss Gertrude Weist was absent
from the store yesterday on account
of a severe cold.
DIR. and Mrs. Schinck went to
Alamosa on the train last night
and drove home in Ed Rich's car
Robinson & Shahan's big ditch
ing machine is now working along
side the railroad track north of
Henry.
Mrs. VIM. Forbes, who has been
in poor health for a month, went
to Pueblo, Sunday night to try the
Clarke mineral springs.
The La Jara State Bank has any
amount of money to place on
Conejos county ranches at six per
cent interest with rearonable COM
mission.
Babies born since Jan. l, 1909,
can be registered under the StOrk
system of savings at any time at
our store. We will not close reg
istration for some time. Come in
and let us explain our system.
The w. A johnson Mercantile Co
Benson G. McGrew of Denver,
special agents of fire insurance
companies spent Saturday in the
city. LA Jara should have at
least a 80 gallon chemical en-
gine, said Mr.. Benson and
should maintain fire in the hose
house during freezing weather. 1t
should be someone's duty to see
that the hand pump is always in
order and ready for business,
otherwise you have no fire pro-
lection at all Town trustees
should get busy on this and
likely the excessive rates now
charged in some parts of the city
could be lowered and consider
able amount of money saved to
property owners.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-03
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.

Look at the NE / of Sec. 5 of the
Harvey ranch Also the w ] of E J
of Sec. 81, T 36, r 8: and make
us proposition. We will make
liberal terms on lease Address,
FERRIS g. CONAWAY,
1746 California st., Denver, Colo
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-03

Trade at Wilson's and you will
save money.
County commissioners will meet
next Monday.
Bremen Hatfield went to Den
Yer the first of the week.
Traces sewed, 5 cents per foot.
The La Jara Harness Company.
Money galore on Conejos county
farms. See La Jara State Bank.
Stoves set up without profan-
ity. Murphy-Newcomb Hardware
Co.
j. II. Shemwell has the gout, or
the rheumatic, he doesn t know
which.
If you wish to rent or buy La
lara residence property, see Thos
McCunniff.
We buy and pay cash for hides
and pelts See us before selling.
City Meat Market.
Potatoes and diamonds will be
accepted on subscription at this
office until further notice
We are headquarters for all kinds
of confectionery. Fresh supply
Just received, Kenton Bros.
Elmer Engle came over from
Salida the first of the week to
spend few days vacation
If you want the assurance that
your Insurance is written so it in
sures. insure with Wilson d Rucker
Rieke Bros sale near Bountiful
Wednesday was attended by "A fair
crowd. Prices were very moderate.
The ladies of the Sewing Circle
are preparing for an elaborate sale
and dinner Dec. I for the benefit
! of the Presbyterian church.
S. w. Wilson, who last week
purchased the thoroughbred cat
tie at the Emory Cobb sale, this
week, bought of Geo. w. NJ. Nut
ting, about 25 tons of hay from
the Harvey ranch.
The Home Lumber Coal and
Grain Co., have sold lot of fence
posts this week. They come from
up north and are as straight and
true as the golden rule.
The La Jara mill is one of the
busiest places in the country now
days. Grain brings as good a
price as can reasonably be ex-
pected and most people are haul
ing to market as fast as possible.
Why pay a high rate of interest
when you can get a three to five
year loan on your farm at six per
cent, with a reasonable commission
and optional payments after second
year, at the La Jara State Bank? :?
A meeting of the teachers and
school directors of the county will
be held at Sanford, Saturday. Nov.
IL, in the church. The public are
also cordially invited. Those who
attend will be assured of good
time as well as an itellectual feast
II. C. Mosley and son, who have
been here helping with the har
vest, pulled out Monday for their
home in Sunshine valley. Sun
shine valley is in New Mexico,
south of Questa and according to
Mr.. Mosley, it is long on sun
shine and short of water.
Is your baby registered at our
store? We start a bank account
of $1.00 for all babies living in
this vicinity born since Jan. /,
1909. Register the little ones at
any time and put money away
for their education. The w. A.
johnson Mercantile Co.
A couple of our young folks ran
away from home the first of the
week to tackle the cold, cold world
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! EVENTS OF THE WEEK |

Il - <AN ~ VA AL w A/A/AA II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .ssssx,xsssx,eseseneAe
Trade at Wilson's.
Local views at Seyfer's.
H. l.. Olds was here from Monte
Wednesday.
Home grown celery-best on the
market. Kenton Bros.
Miss Leila Axe was passenger
to Denver Sunday night.
Picked pigs feet. Pickles-bulk
and bottled. City Meat Market.
Trade at Wilson's and you will
get the best goods at lowest prices
DR.. Davis dentist La lara every
Thursday, Hamilton s drug store.
True economy means buy the
best. At Murphy-Newcomb Hard
ware Co.
Delfdo Rivera went to Denver
last night to buy goods for the
Capulin store.
A very pleasant Hallow 'een
dance was given Tuesday evening
at the opera house.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Sowards of Manassa last week,
Wednesday, daughter
Gerald Shawcroft returned yes
terday for visit with the home
folks.
You can get as good meat at the
east shop as at the west shop and
Just as cheap.
Those wishing to make loans for
feeding stock will do well to see
the La Jara State Bank
When you want long term money
at low rate of interest come and
see the La Jara State Bank.
Wilson & Rucker. the land men,
had neat sign painted on their
Office building the first of the week.
| am making reduced prices on
all my trimmed hats. Ladies come
in and get nice hat at bargain.
CLARA ID. COCHRAN.
Cold weather is coming. You
will need an overcoat, If you buy
it at Wilson's. You will get the
latest style, best quality and save
money.
John Harvey came down from
Leadville and made a business
trip to Creede Sunday. He was
the guest of VIM. Forbes during
the fore part of the week.
Two Roman sisters of charity
We're here this week soliciting
funds for an orphan mission To-
Gated in Denver. Investigation
proves that the charity is in every
way noble one.
The rear room in the real estate
Office of Seeley & Dougan has been
decorated with a most handsome
and carefully arranged display of
local grains and grasses Do not
fail to see it when in town.
Rev. E. M. Scott was at Anto-
nito Sunday but owing to the
delayed train was not able to keep
his engagement in La Jara. Rev.
Brewer, the Baptist pastor, preach
ed Sunday evening. Rev. John G.
Carmen of Denver has promised to
be here on Nov. 18th.
Dennis Maroney, owner of the
Black ranch, is reported to have
traded it acre for acre for an Iowa
farm. Maroney lives at Mt. Pleas
ant and the farm he traded for is
one of the best on Skunk river,
tiled, it is said at cost of $50 an
acre.
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county court.
The right Mr. Write, big, high
grade DC bahama school tablets,
3 for 1Oc. Seyfer's Pharmacy.
Elmer Barr of Mead, Colorado,
is assisting Manager Fitzpatrick
with the bookkeeping at the mill.
Six cars of beets We're shipped
from the La Jara station Wednes-
day and i've from Romeo and
Bountiful.
B. ii. Harrison of Manassa lost
500 bushels of grain by fire last
week. Sparks from the thresher
it is thought started the blaze.
Button, button, who's got the
buttons? l have got the buttons,
all sizes, all colors and all qualities.
sc to SOC per doz. Leroy Wilson
l. j. Wolfe left Wednesday even
ing for his home at Narka, Kan,
having rented his land on the
Harvey ranch to Shawcroft Bros.
ID. Il. Newcomb, who bid in the
Emory Cobb ranch last week for
himself and A. l.. Moss, sold it
again to S. j. Hoskins, who lives
nearby, for 500 an acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flintham
came down from Denver and ac-
companied Mrs. C. C. Flintham
back to the capital city Satur-
day night where she expects to
spend the winter.
Cashier Hall of the La lara
State bank, has been having
trouble with an liberated tooth
which at last got the best of him
and he was not able to come
down town since Tuesday.
There is no way of improving a
place so much as by encouraging
good merchants, good schools and
good peopi" to settle among you
and it can be done by buying the
things you need here in your own
home town.
The railroad blockade and loss
of much hay by high water is re-
ported to have had a bad effect
on the stock market in Archuleta
and La Plata counties. The reports
have sent a crowd of buyers into
the district this week and under
the circumstances, growers may
get good prices Notwithstanding
the flood
About 500 tons of sugar beets
have been shipped from this
station to date. About half the
crop is still in the ground Sup't
Carr is asking everyone to plow out
their beets and they can be hauled
anytime. If the present cold snap
continues there is danger of the
beets freezing in the ground.
The estate of James Millet, an
Alamosa saloon man who dicG
about two years ago, was settled
in the county court Monday by "a
lowing the widow and daughter
an equal share amounting t
about LOO each. Mrs. Flanagan,
grandmother was allowed 81 a
week for the daughters mainte-
nance during childhood amounting
to about 800. T. E. Smith was
administrator of the estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Rodda wish
to deny that their daughter, Mrs.
Edna Axe, was ever treated in a
harsh or unjust manner and be-
lieve that she WAS well satisfied
until influenced by evil minded
persons to leave her home. They
state that they have done every
thing in their power for the we'll
fare of their daughter and are
ready to continue so to do. Any
interested party may learn that the
young lady was well provided for
at business college and elsewhere
by writing to any of the following
at Beloit, Kansas: First National
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-13
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Operations on Stock Exchange Of Half
Hearted Character.
UNITED STATES STEEL WATCHED
Attentioa Directed 60 UReOnfirmed
Ru@Ors that Corporation IL Inter
ested LsrEeIy IN the subway
Construction Contracts.

NEW YORK. July ls.-Operations on the
stock exchange today were, OF the half
hearted character OF midsummer. At tho
opening and At midday the market adj
vanced, but in both cases recessions fol-
lowed and net changes Of the standard
stocks were unimportant.
The southern railroads and American To-
bacco preferred were the only prominent
issues to show gains of a point or more,
and on the downward movement losses
were kept within correspondngly small
amounts, except that Canadian Pacific and
few Inactive industrials declined a point
or more.
Southern Railway was an active feature
OF the market. On the execution of a num-
Der Of large buying orders II rose TO SS%c.
Its highest price OF the year and within
fraction of the top figure of last year.
Speculative interest centered largely on
United States Steel That stock was sold
heavily in the early part Of the session, but
seemed to be well absorbed. Particular
attention was directed to United States
Steel because OF unconfirmed rumors that
the corporation Is interested largely In the
contracts to be awarded for subway con-
struction.
In view of the uncertainty as to earnings
of steel companies following the reduction
In prices of finished products, unusual In
terest attached to the quarterly statement
OF the Lackawanna Steel company, which
showed q falling off OF income OF more
than half. The total income of the COM
pany for the last quarter was $4,000 de-
crease of 1,1s4.00o.
The bond market was firm with marked
strength in American Tobacco IS. Total
sales par value, $2,23700O. United States
bonds were unchanged on call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-13

oftlNtsr -haruly enough Sheep ana lotnps
arrived to make a trade that would afford
a very reliable idea Of the trend Of values,
Only eight or nine loads OF stock we're
yarded, three from the range and five or
six from oornbeit sections. The three
loads of rangers were oregon wctners,
similar TO the $AB article yesterday. They
readily.
In : general way Il was a steady TO dime
higher market for any thing tit to XIII. The
corrbelt offerings consisted Of mixed
quality. A few spring lambs sold as high
as 800, indicating quotable limit OF N.lo
or possibly N.B. Strictly good ewes ranged
around S3.50uLo0, and shorn yearilngs
lately known as lambs. showed litue change
of consequence
Despite the limited receipts. demand had
q rather quiet tone and strong spots In the
market resulted from discrimination instead
of broad. healthy inquiry. Only the bet
ter clas SEES found free outlet.
Nothing much was done in the feeder de-
partmcnt as both the supply and demand
were too small to produce very much bust
ness. Inquiry from the country thus far
Tor thin stuff has been notably slack, but
belief is general that improved corn crop
prospects will put a better edge upon the
demand
Quotations on grass stock Spring lambs.
good 10 choice. IS SSd7 II; spring lambs fair
TO good. s6.0og6SS: yeariinEs, fair to choice,
H.D45o; yearlings, feeders, - .6od4. Is;
wethers. fair to choice, tS.66d4.4o; wethers,
feeders. $2S5Q5.40: ewes. fair to choice. t175
S.I5; ewes, feeders and eulls. N.7513. 20.
Quotations on corn belt stock: Spring
lambs, p. 1907 .25; yeafiines, fair TO choice,
% 26Q66; wethers, fair TO choice. $500
40; ewes. fair to choice, tSoo9AZ.
49, -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-13
school OF fundamentally.

The state school of craftsmanship for
the Iowa National guard Is In progress at
the state rifle range near Des Moines under
charge OF Colonel s. w. Brookhart Oh
Washington. About fifty Of the rifemen
of the companies are present Later in tho
week there will be others attending and
next week they viii commence on the
state rifle contest which win be partici-
pated in by about 200 members OF the guard.
Captain NJ. C. Kerth of the general staff
of the regular army has been detailed to
visit the encampment here.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-13

HOGS-Seilers managed to obtain shade
higher prices for the bulk of hog receipts,
but it was uphill work to put anything
over the scales at nickel advances. Sales
ranged from steady to sc higher, larger
droves costing only little more than those
of yesterday. A reasonably broad demand
from all quarters was the main factor In
producing strength but as soon as this
demand began 10 taper off, the market
weakened, closing just about steady with
yesterday.
About 100 loads we're received in all, Of
ferings ranging from skippy bacon grades
TO well-finished heavies. Animals weigh
ing from 200 TO 136 pounds made up q large
portion OF the run and quality was none
too attractive. This phase Of receipts has
had the natural result of merging spreads,
and the poorer kinds of light hogs are now
selling on much the same basis as good
heavLes.
During the early rounds there was a fair
degree OF activity to the trade, but inquiry
late in the session was very quiet Ship
pers called for full 10 per cent OF the
entire supply and selections consisted
largely OF heavy butchers and good lard
loads. There Was little or no demand OF a
purely speculative character.
Yards were cleared OF bulk before II
o'clock good heaYies selling around $50
and decent lights moving at or near $50.
Best lights reached t6i2h. a split nickel
above Yesterdays high price.