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TIE Sssse vsAerinsry EasnisisG
Bossd vill hold, for The I.ss t.sse
aadss the Noa -Gssdssas vssssisssy
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and Cub, 1912, - the Ssass CApsssa.
for these che wisA 70 ebssia . Noe
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sctssl pstct'es 81 Veterinary hedi-
cine sd Sssessy in the Sssse Il
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1909. eve ssisibIe 70 ssls sAis e.
amiasAioa.
F~ blssls. ssc,, spply 70 sAs Sec
re,sry d bossd, sssae Capitol,
Denvss, Colo.
An sasaiusAioa uill slso b. hsld
for ersdssAss Il pscaesissd colleges
or thoss endowed BY the govern
mens. S7-sl.
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1soesssAss Escusisa esAn - Issaa
4 Nv nsuips ~ ouhe e0ol

On the first and third Tsesdays
of each month daring the entire
wear The Colorado and Southern
Railroad will sell rosnd trip tickets
to q great many poinss in New Mex
ico and Texas ut greatly reduced
rates. Final limit twenty five days
allowing liberal stop-over privileges.
For detailed information, rates. etc,
call on your nearest Colorado and
Southern Agent or address r. E.
Fisher, General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo. 20 50
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LIND

GUARANTEED ~ heal withoue Dso~,
- blemish, ~ MONEY REfUNDGD. !.
b(e and 81 ~ sizes for fresh wounda,
"a sores, sore backs and shouldess, burn
81 bruises. 25c size for Family Use.
a. CO.'S PAsHlceD oGSgSEa
= painless and guaranteed 70 cur
epsvin, Ringbone, Curb, sweeny, splinA,
faffs, of any enlargement Of bone o
0ascle, OF money refunded. Price toe.
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s~rscs - sA.E - sEAa esrars

aaate of Colorado
County Of 6unnisoa
In the County Court, In frt,bsfe
In tha matter of the E@tste of
Hb-nezer ". Fuller
Notice is heYeby given. that under and by vir-
sue ~ decretal order entered by said oart
~asd Hu~e s.h the 1lth day al September A. ID.
lsq 4. the Cbder~lxned Adn,inistrstor of said
ksfrfe will offer -ell and will sell NJ private
eale Tor the b-st price that can be obtained
ther, isr the real property ~ said Estate. the
same being described a. follows towft: Lot
Afseen i51 n Bisck Twenty 30 sBd LOT Sixteen
sl6l in Blsrk Nine - IN the Town Of Nevt,le in
seai toantg secordinx tc the Feccsded past II
said town, together with ell Smp-ovemesss
sbere-8.
S-ii sale ~ tske place ut the Droe sscre a
T. q IesFy Main Street IN Gunnison Colo
redo btWeen tle hours IL ~ oeleek O. - ood
aorlsek D. =. IN Ihscenbsr 9th l9il.
Dated Novestssr l5kh ISL
TOLEARy.
AdMinistru4e4.
Yirss psh. Xcs n. lsst psb Dec. 4. 1sai-
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pll)leuISl

PARENTS -: - r: = :..s "a; = !:
cents to-day fos leadieR boSs' aasshly magazine
in Amesica. NIGH class stosses, sducstipual
menly. sports, esnes, electriesl. mechanical.
carpentry, wireless. aviation, poultry, pets,
camping, trapping aad hoy scosts depts.
Keeps 52,sD boys Interested nov Sent TO tlirse
homes q whole year for -. Remit ~ THE
NATIONAL NOCTa, 26< kedsie Builiine,
Chicago, Ill. 1852.
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ss ell sssss ~ .mpass posssh- The
pAaI,AeAss sse seandsst IN ess
eosntry fos ell passsbse 1850. f'ios'da,
ksssscty, Tennessee, end Iasae usss
h~ meatsossed ss dep~ssos.ss.
II good roads from the psodsees
10 the consumer were eeasssl, che
hsae6ss 10 both woald he cosssdsr
sble.
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several Stsses sse DONG better sorA
each sscesedlHG year. the sc.ess'sss
are @stsrisS, and the people sse ap-
prec,ssiaS.
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Il hsst ssssr were made lsss year in
81 fsctoies. Thsse 10 sa estimssed
vosld's shestaee of l.eW.000 loss
tone Of saNss shis yesr.
The consumer pays . dollss fos
food; the ias1es asts Less thsa Gtty
oenss Toe IT, Who gets the rest?
The Drpsrt@eat Of AericSlssss
has had ssceess in the Southern
States thsoseh object Iessons in the
6elds, whese the best sosshera farR-
ess in their counties we're the IN.
strscsoss. This method shosld BE-
organised in ell the States along
lines of esessess necessity.
Osr sysaeos Of renting lssA IN
fssIsy ssd sesslt in sosl vobbiaG;
wkess the sssAes Css nos psovids
donessic ssiasls, shs o~ses shosld
ssrsaGs 70 fsssisA them, % sAsl
vosssioa Of csops may be bed, ssd
hay end Gssins .sy BE- led On tbs
farm.
lrriestiOa will bsiAG maximum
csop whils the lend 10 new and full
Of plant food; but where the crops
are sold yess BY yesr irrisstion will
sos a issslf ssssre good res1lts.
Alaska will some day provide
FARMERS in lower lstitades with grain
seeds sspsrios 10 what they csn grow
ct home.
The sostheFn farm boy 10 showing
the wsy 10 grow more Of ell crops on
On scre.
Educate The farmers boy toward
q more valuable life ON the farm.
Uplift the farm home throsgh III
edscstioa of the farmers daughter
toward greater ssefulness and st.
trsctiveDess in the farm home.
Save ell the liquid fertilizers on
tile farm, in cisserns, 20 be applied
where crops are 70 grow; this will
recover the greatest farm waste Of
our times.
There 10 great promise in the fact
that " ,ole classes Of graduates Of
agricultural colleges go back to the
farms, having learned how 70 make
them profitable.
Our fores.ers are learning by er-
periments how TO reforeet 10000
acres in a year; 10 times a. much
must be planted annually to cover
al the bare acres in a generation.
II will be done.
CROP PRODUCTION AND VALUE
In the discussion Of crop produc-
1 II
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P|PP|NS WIN
NICE GAME

II was all Portland yesterday
and Bob Browns Beavers never
had look In. Incidentally, the
Tacoma fans got q glimpse of the
Portland Pippins at their best and
they certainly saw a swell ball
team. Young Mr.. Lamline pitch
ed q brand OF, ball that, as Bob
Brown said, would win In any
company, and those Pippins were
right up on their toes every min
ute to back him up. He whiffed
nine OF Browns crew. while the
Vancouver slabsters were going
bad. Leo McQuarry, the Taco
ma boy, started, but was derrick
ed in the first after three Pippins
had scored-the only scores OF the
game, by the way. Jervais, the
s0uthpaw. went in and did very
nicely, but Brown. seeing the
game tiwas lost, put in Clark for
the laSt innings, to save the south
paw for Portland game this
week.
Casey pulled a fancy stunt in
the fifth. Racing toward sec
ond, he pulled down Scharnweb-
er's hot bounder, with his bare
right hand, recovered the ball,
and tossed to Mic, when badly out
of position. Jess Stovall follow
ed in the next canto with one
handed running catch of Drinkers
long drive to right. Every fan
at the game wondered why Port
land ID where she is. The score:
r II Il
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Third Inning.

Seattle: Shea got first on four
balls. Zackert out. Gordon Ia
first. Shea going to second. Co
cash struck out. Raymond goes
to first on four balls. Davidson
walked and bases are full. Weed
almost hit the grandstand reach
ing for wide one and strikes out
No hits, no runs.
Tacoma: Fisher flies out tl
Raymond. Gordon strikes out
Bassey singles to right. Rocky
|singles to center. putting Bassey
ION third. Morse singles to right
Bassey scoring. Kennedy forces
Morse at second. Three hits. one
run.
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A married man, stolen by an
other woman. and right under
wifey's eyes. What do you know
about that? II nearly happened
IN one Of the vaudeville houses.
while the patrons were waiting for
the second show. A county offic-
ial and his wife were among those
standing back OF the rail, and be-
hind them were two young ladies'.
real stunning. you know. These
two became separated IN the
scramble, and one. In reaching for
the hand Of her chum made her
first error She made the second
when she tueged at the finger OF
the county official and started of
down the aisle. dragging him he
hind. Not until the embarraasod
official had whispered a firn. but
gentle request In the ear OF the
young woman did uhe learn Of hef
mistake. but that poor man had
nn awful tf1ne making his wits
|beiieve Il was not stall
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'CENTRALIA lSAT
THE TOP
STATE LEAGLE STANDING.

CHEHALIS, May S.-The State
league opened here Saturday with
a game between the locals and the
Ceptralia team. Before the game
there was the usual automobile
parade. Howard Guyn, formerly
of the Portland Northwest league
team. pitched for the visitors, and
beat the locals by a Q to / score.
Besides pitching a nice game, he
knocked homer. Chehalis took
the morning game yesterday. but
Centralia came back and won In
the afternoon.
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Second Inning.

Seattle: Weed out, Fisher tc
Gordon. Cruikshank out, Rocky
to Fisher. Laird gets first on slow
infield grounder. steals second and
goes to third on Burns bad peg
Kading out, Morse to Fisher, Nc
hits, no runs.
Tacoma: Abbott strikes out
Coleman fouls out to Kading
Burns out, Shea to Kading. Nc
hits, no runs.
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fore leaving that he would be
willing to meet Flynn before Jach
O'Brien's club within three weeks
II Kaufmann's conqueror is agree.
able. It is believed Flynn will
grab the chance, and II he car
swing over another from the hiI
like that one which copped Kauf.
mann the white hope may be able
to garner the title as well as O
neat little sum.
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JOHNSON SAYS jim
CAN HAVE 4 CHANCE

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO. May 8.-Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo fireman who upset all
calculations by knocking out big
AL Kaufman Of San Francisco in
Kansas City the other night, may
have another chance to amaze the
pugilistic world. II he can deliver
the goods he may be champion.
Jack Johnson, who today is on
his way to Philadelphia, said be-
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zackert and shea.

Ter to Gordon. Laird sends hot
|bounder that Morse fails to field.
Kading out, Morse to Fisher. Shea
out, Rocky to Fisher. No hits, NO
runs.
Tacoma: Rocky makes infield
hit. Morse strikes out. Kennedy
gets three bags on hit to right,
Rockenfield scoring. Abbott flies
out to Davidson, Kennedy scoring
on the return of the ball. Cole
man fouls out to Kading. Two
hits. two runs.
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Negro After Barry.

SAN FRANCISCO, May s.
Standing six feet three inches ani
weighing 195 pounds, Jim Gamer.
on, a negro from Los Angeles, IL
here today on the trail of jim
Barry of Chicago, who recently
beat up" Gunboat Smith In Oak.
land. Cameron looks like Jack
Johnson, and like the champion
is a denizen of Galveston, Tex. He
declares he has already twice beat
en- Barry in southern California
and that he can turn the trick
again II he can get the Italian
into the ring with him here.
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BULLETINS

WASHINGTON, d. c., May s.-At
a caucus Of 81 republican senators
this afternoon, Senator Gallinger
of New Hampshire was unani-
mously nominated president pro
tenn of the senate to succeed Sem
ator Frye of Maine. resigned.
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Fisher, two; Netzel, Zimmerman.
Sacrifice hits-Coleman. Sacrifice
fy-Tauscher. Left on bases
Tacoma, z; Spokane, 8. Struck
out-By Bonner, g.; by Schmutz,
4. Bases on balls-Off Bonner,
8: of Schmutz, 1. Wild pitch
Schmutz. Time of game: SO.
Umpire--Kane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08

WASHINGTON, D. c., May g.
The publication of all contribu.
tfons or expenditures of money,
both before and after elections, In
state primaries, was proposed In q
bill introduced In the senate this
afternoon by Senator Works Of
California.
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6 If y
IoNGNEoKER. Umpire.
First Inning.

First Inning.
Seattle: Cocash out, Morse to
Fisher. Raymond out. Gordon to
Fisher. Davidson sends liner to
Coleman. No hits, no runs.
Tacoma: Bassey goes to first
ON four balls. Rocky out, Zackert
to Kading. Bassey going to second.
Morse flies out to Raymond. Ken
nedy famed. No hits, no runs.
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Fight Gases Dismissed.

rlBnC OaSeS DlSm1sSeO.
LOS ANGELES, May 8.-The
cases against Promoter T. ]. Nc
Carey, Ad Wolgast, George Mem
sic and Referee Charles Eyton,
charged with having promoted
and participated in a prizefight at
Vernon on March IT, were thrown
out Of court this morning by Judge
Willis.
His decision gave a history of
the prizefighting and boxing sport
in its earliest days and a brief re-
sume Of the testimony taken by
Justice Reeves last April, and also
the state statutes covering prize
fighting, and boxing.
The contest between Memsic and
Wolgast was declared to be purely
a limited round sparring contest,
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On the ~
AVE N u E 81
Sport and E6
otherwiss. ~


"who was that fresh guy? He
struck at me three times" asked
the barbershop bootblack, of his
boss.
Him? He's Tiger. you rube. ?
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Two detectives were standing
In front of 4 Pacific avenue thirst
emporium, when man, the least
bit wobbly, crowded between them
and hurried inside Coming out a
minute later, he was IN q rather
cullen mood. II you'd hep outer
the way, I'd got drink II that
ERE place, be erumbitd. Is he
|AlzAnAakAA scs,n the ALreex
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Stars That Shone
Yesterday Games
NORTHWEST

Pearl Casey, going at top speed,
put out his bare right and pulled
down Scharnweber's grounder.
Applause.
Jess Stovall made long run
for one of Drinkers drives and
made a one-handed catch. More
applause.
Lamline struck out nine Beav,
ers and pitched the kind of ball
you read about.
Portland's nifty outfielders,
Spies. ort and Stovall, got two
blows each.
Mic williams played a nice
game at first and got hand when
the vancouver twirler persisted in
passing him.
Fisher led the Tigers, with two
'bingles, Rocky, Coleman and
BURNS getting one each. Who was
~ said Kennedy?
h NetseI got only two hits yes
terday.
Dave skeels whitfield eight OF
the Islanders.
Seattle third-sacker, Arthur
Bues. dislocated his shoulder and
will be out for while.
PACIFIC COAST
Pernoll OF Oakland, formerly of
Aberdeen. beat Charley Grahsm'a q
Babe Danzig swatted &. homer.
Tom Seaton. Tacoma street car
conductor, lost a game for Port
land. but pitched good ball.
NATIONAL
sallee and Harmon trimmed the
Chicago Cubs,
suggs held hard-hitting Pirates
to five bingies and four runs.
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complying in every way with the
California laws.
Tennis TOurnament Opens.

ATLANTA, May 8.--The first
of three days play in the fifth an
nual intercollegiate tennis tourn-
ament OF the South opened here
today. Crack players from all
the Southern universities and col
leges are competing.
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Fourth Inning.

Seattle Cruikshank singles to
center. Laird singles same place.
Kading was hit by the pitcher,
Shea sends liner to Morse who
doubles Cruikshank out at third.
Gordon famed Zackert. Two hits,
NO runs.
( Tacoma. Abbott out. Laird to
Kading. Coleman sends grounder
past pitcher. Burns flies out to
Davidson. Coleman out Rtealine
second. One hit, no runs.
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Teams Break Even.

SOUTH BEND, May S.-Ray-
mond took the first game of the
season from the locals Saturday
by score of 6 to 8, but the tables
were turned yesterday and the
South Bend boys slugged out a
IL to IA victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08

The South Tacoma Blackamiths
defeated the Machinists BY q 4 to
score Saturday afternoon The
feature Of the game was the pitch
ting Of Smoke Carlson. who Wlzi fled
Is Of the = sehiniets,
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Brewers ana WiIkeson Tie.

The Brewers played Wiikeson a
ltie on the Wilkeson grounds yes
terday. by to 5 score. The
game was the best seen In Wilke-
son this year.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, May 8.-After a
revolver battle bstween officers of
the East Side bank and two high
waymen who attempted to hold up
the bank this afternoon, one of
the men, who says he is August
Eckart, proprietor OF q machine
ehcp on Glisan street, was cap
tured. Eckart's companion escap-
ed.
This makes the fourth attempt
to rob the bank in the last six
months.
SAN DIEGO, May S.-At 2
O'Clock this afternoon the rebels
: were tsill about a mile away from
Tia Juana. Part Of the force was
deploying the hills and half of the
rest had picketed their horses and
were approaching on foot. Heavy
fighting is expected late this af-
ternoon.
Ell PASO, May 8.-Following a
futile attempt here today by Pro-
visional President Madero to pre-
vent his troops attacking the fed
eral garrison at Juarez, a general
engagement was in progress at 8
O'Clock this afternoon.
Bullets were raining into El
Paso and three persons have been
wounded.
WASHINGTON n n Nav
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Doings Of the
|Future-Greats|
broadway 2; Tacoma, I

Broadway defeated the Tacoma
High by a Q to / score Saturday.
Miller pitched good ball for
Broadway, and the local boy got
but three bingles. For the blue
and gold Hartman. and Espeiand
were both rather wild.
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Pfister. 6; Buckley, 4.

The Pfisters defeated Buckley
on its own grounds yesterday by q
score of to 4. starkell pitched
flor the Pfisters and Gallant for
Buckley.
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TODAY'S
EASTERN
GAM E S
National League


At Boston.
r. H n
New York ............ o
Boston .............. s Z /
Raymond and Wilson; Pbeffer
and Raridan.
At Pittsburg.
r. H. q.
st. Louis ........... 3 9
Pittsburg ............ o /
w. Steele and Bresnahan; Steele
and Gibson.
At Philadelphia.
Brooklyn ............
.......... 8 IL
Bell and Bergen; Alexander and
Doom.
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Manftou lost to the Pirates by
laescore of 10 to i at Manitou Park
Afternoon. Southpawl
lWog OF the Pirates famed 15 Of
1.-THE Manitou l,layers.
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Grays. 8; spanaway, 2.

The Grays won from Spanaway
yesterday, to 2. A home run by
Myhres In the ninth won the
game for the Grays and was the
feature.
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Fern Hill Wins Two.

Fern Hill took a five-inning
game from Oakland yesterday by
a score Of IL to /. Askens was
in the box for Fern Hill. 1t also
shut out the East Side team, by
score Of 8 to 0, with Nelson In
the box, and Strong catching. The
East Side battery was Utecht and
Adams.
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pirates, f6; T.umberjacI<s. 4.

The Pirates trimmed the Lun-
|berjacks yesterday. The game
was somewhat one-sided. the jacks
being unable to do anything with
the delivery of Wright.
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Seattle; Zackert out, Rocken-
field to Fisher Cocash jumps
back from Gordon's wide out-curve
land the umpire calls him out on
strikes. Raymond flies out to
Rocky.
Tacoma: Burns flies out to
ICruikshank. Fisher 10 hit by q
pitched ball but. umpire refuses to
Igive him first base. He fafns.
Kading makes pretty one-handed
stop of Gordon's liner.
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Dryers. 4: Carbonado. 1.

With the game called in the
ninth on account of rain, the Dry
Iers and Carbonate played ! to 1
ltie yesterday on the Carbonate
grounds. A
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YESTERDAY
TIGER GAME
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Tacoma /, Spokane 8.
Seattle IL, Victoria O.
Portland 8, Vancouver 0.
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Live Wire Sport Sparks
yBY UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
Coming Middleweight.

BUFFALO, May 8.-Howard
Morrow. who Tommy Ryan says Is
the coming middleweight cham
pion, will tackle Jack Dillon Of In
dianapolis here tonight before the
International Athletic club.