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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
CRISIS is SAFELY BRIDGED
DEPoslNG OF MINISTER OF IN.
TERROR GOMEZ APPROVED
BY MADERo
ARMY IS HELD IN READINESS
TWENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND SOL
DIERs WILL BACK ExEcU-
TIVE's ADMINISTRATION

Mexico City, Aug. 3.-The firm
stand of President de La Barra and
the publication of a proclamation by
Francisco |. Madero, expressing ac-
quiescence in the elimination of Emil
10 Vasquez Gomez, who resigned
the office of minister of the interior
yesterday, at the request of the ex-
ecutive, together with the communi-
cation of the deposed minister to his
partisans, counseling moderation, are
believed to have enabled the admis-
tration to pass a difficult situation
violence.
The president today declared
through the press his determination
0 devote his powers to a realization
If the ideals of the revolution and to
uarantee the security of life and |
property, adding that he was prepared
, handle any situation with firmness.
[e stated that $4,000 soldiers were
vailab1e to effect his purposes. In
e face of Madero's declaration that
e dismissal of Gomez was due 'to $
e fact that he placed difficulties in !
ent de La Barras' The followers of ]
Iomez met late last night and pre- !
ared protest addressed to Madero. /.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03

Topeka, Kan. Aug. 3.-Reports re-
ceived today indicate that last nights
rain was general throughout Kansas,
ranging from one inch in the south
western section to seven inches in
Smith county,, in the northern section.
All Rock Island trains are delayed By
o washout between Kensington and
Athol, in Phillips county. Colorado
trains returned to Manhattan and were
detoured over the Union Pacific to
Oakley and Colby, from 12 to Is hours
late. The rain will do much to assure
corn crop though in some localities
II is too late to do more than assure
a yield of fodder.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
ANTICIPATE GREAT GAME

The announcement that Barr and
Smith would be pitted against each
other in a do-or-die baseball game at
Amusement park Saturday afternoon
has brought joy to the hearts of the
fans. From present indications the
crowd will be large one as the arti-
Gle of baseball put up is expected to
be the equal of that exhibited at any
of the games between the Maroons
and out-of-town teams.
The regular players of the Ma
rooms will be evenly distributed
among the two teams and fast local
will fill in the vacant
places. Among those who will be
teen in the lineups of the two teams
are Ettinger, Young, Sandoval, Yates
and other fast Railroaders. Schoeny,
Angel, Montana and other players of
ability also will participate.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
1nAM w GATES DYING

Paris, Aug. 3.-At 7:25 p. m. this
evening. the family of John w Gates
gave out a statement, saying that the
financier was still living, but that his
condition. was most critical. He had
taken another chill and all the physi-
clans were at the bedside. Oxygen
was being administered. Rumors that
Mr.. Gates had died today were de-
MED at his hotel this evening. Charles
G. Gtaes the financier's son, admit
ted. however, that his father had had
a very bad turn during the afternoon.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
CARTER LEAVES SAN ANTONIO

Washington. Aug. S.-Major Gen
eral Carter today was relieved of
command of the maneuver division at
San Antonio. Tex, and ordered to
Washington to resume his duties as
assistant chief of staff for the army.
Brigadier General Frederick Smith
has been appointed commander of
the maneuver division now consider
ably reduced in strength. After a
short vacation Major General Murray,
who has filled General Carter's place
since the troops were modified in
the south, will go to San Francisco to
take charge of the western division.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
NEW GARRISON FOR JUAREz

El Paso, Tex, Aug. S.-Five hun
dred Maderista soldiers. under Col
onel Estrada. arrived in Juarez this
morning from chihuahua ana win re-
main as a permanent garrison. Gen.
eral Jose de la Luz Blanco. command
er of the rnrales, has been transfer
red to Casas Grande, as chief Of the
district and his position in Juarez
will be filled by Colonel Estrada. The
arrival Of the troops. it is believed.
will do away with further trouble in
Juarez.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
TO PROBE TEXAS ELECTION

Austin, Tex. Aug. 3.-An investiga-
tion of alleged fraudulent voting and
use of money in the statewide prohibit
ition election in Texas on July %,
which the anti-prohibitionists won,
was called for by the senate today by
vote of 16 to II. An identical re
solution of investigation was intro
duced in the house where considera-
ton was postponed until tomorrow.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
GERRYMANDERING PREVENTED
so AMENDED AS TO MAKE I'M
POSSIBLE ANY FRAUD IN
REDIsTRIcTINe
IS EFFECTIVE in YEAR 1918
IN LESS THAN TWO YEARS IN
CREASED REPRESENTATION
WILL OCCUR

Washington, Aug. 3.-The congress
sional reapportionment bill, providing
house of representatives member
ship OF 433, but with a house provis-
ion SO amended as to safeguard
against the gerrymandering" of con-
gressional districts, in the redistrict-
ing work, which the states must un-
dertake, and to impose the same
nominating methods on candidates for
representatives at large as on the
gubernatorial candidates, was accept
ed by the senate today without re-
vision. The measure will become eff
fective in less than two years. Its
passage was largely assured by a
sentiment of concession to the house
of its right to regulate its own or
ganization affairs.
An amendment by Senator Root
of New York to retain the present
house membership was defeated.
The two amendments adopted were
offered by Senator Burton of Ohio.
The one. to prevent gerrymandering.
provided that districts should be
"opmposea Of cpnzisuons ana co1e.
past locality and contain as nearly 1z
practicable an equal number or IN
This carried By 39 to
ss.
The other Burton amendment adj
opted without division, provided that
candidates for representatives. or
to be elected at large
in any state shall be nominated in
the same manner as the candidates
for governor. unless otherwise pro-
vided by the laws of such states"
The disposal of the reapportion-
bill leaves only one more set piece
Of legislation on the senate program,
the statehood bill, which will be vot-
ed on Monday. August Z. Senators and
are hoping for final
by August IL.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
CALIFORNIA FOREST
FIRES BEYONDCONTROL
ISSUES ORDER TO
SUBDUE FLAMES AT ANY
COST

Washington, Aug. >S.-Forest fires
raging for the last week in the An
geles National Forest in. California,
including the watersheds for the rich
orange groves of San Bernardino,
Riverside and Orange counties, have
gotten beyond control. District For
ester Dubois at San Francisco was
ordered by the forest service today
to summon all possible available help
to subdue the flames.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
ATTACKS WHITES TESTIMONY

Washington, Aug. 3.-The cross-ex-
animation by Elbridge Hanecy of
Chicago, counsel for Senator Lorimer,
attempted to break down the testi-
mony given by Charles A. White for
mer member of the Illinois legislature
to the effect that he was bribed to
vote for Lorimer for senator. Mr..
Hanecy first questioned White about
his start in life at salary of SO a
week. His highest salary before be-
coming labor lobbyist" White said.
was $65 a month.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
WELCOMES ADVERSE DECISION

Washington. Aug. S.-The Remsen
pure food referee board would well
come a finding that it is illegal, de-
clared DR.. Ira w. Remsen, chairman
of the board, before the house commit
tee on agriculture department expendi-
lures today. This is the tribunal to
which DIR. Wiley's pure food decisions
are referred and which reversed DR..
Wiley's finding that benzoate of soda
was deleterious to health.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
Flames Are subdued

San Bernardino, Calf, Aug. b.
After raging for eleven days prac-
tically unchecked, the forest fires in
the San Bernardino range are believ-
ed today to be finally under control.
Scores of merchants, clerks, mechan-
les and city dwellers who went out as
volunteers to replace the deserting
Mexicans yesterday and last night,
have subdued the flames in Grass
Valley and the blaze north of Skyland
on the west side of the mountains.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
sMueeLEp OPIUM FOUND

San Francisco. Aug. 3.-Soon after
the liner Manchuria sailed for the
orient yesterday customs inspectors
discovered a rowboat fastened under
the deck containing 300 tins of opium,
valued at $4,000. The inspectors
searched the ship, their suspicious
having been aroused by rope hang
ng over the side. Nothing was found.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
COLD WEATHER. RECORD

Denver, Aug. S.-A 39-year cold
weather record for August was
broken here early today when the
government weather bureau ther-
mometer registered minimum of
4S degrees, or 16. degrees above
freezing. The lowest previous rec
ord on this date was 81 degrees, on
August 10, 1884.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
MAJOR pHIPPs DEAD

Los Angeles, Aug. s.-Major w. A.
Phipps, multi-millionaire iron man
of Pittsburg. and former partner OF
Andrew Carnegie, died here yester-
day aged 81. For the past few years
Major Phipps had lived in Los
Angeles hotel and remained almost
constantly within his apartments. He
is survived by a widow and a abrother.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
WOOD POINTS OUT DEFECTS


Washington, Aug. 8. - General
Leonard Wood, chief of staff of the
army, declares there is a lack Of
auxiliary troops, especially field artil-
lery, in proportion to the infantry
strength Of the organized militia.
which would seriously affect the et-
ficiency of the reserve forces II call
ed out for national defense. This de-
feet is strongly emphasized in an
order Just issued by General Wood
authorizing an increase in the field
artillery for the militia. The chief Of
staff urgently requests the state au-
thorities to organize additional units
of this arm of the service.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
RAIN BREAKS DRY
SPELL in SOUTHWEST
HEAVIEST FACE SINCE APRIL IN
KANSAS, MISSOURI, OKLA
HoMA AND TEXAS

Kansas City, NO.. Aug. 3.--The best
genertal rain this section has received
since April fell this morning. The
in <ais city was an inch
and half. Erom one to two and a
half inches fell=over western Missouri
western Iowa and eastern Nebraska,
much of Kansas, Oklahoma and north
ern Texas
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
OPTIMISM PREMATURE

Paris, Aug. 3.-A semi-offcial note
issued today states that the optimistic
opinion emanating from London, rela-
tive to the progress of the Franco-Ger-
man negotiations, is not borne out by
the facts, as the German demands con-
tinue excessive.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
AGREEMENT SEEMS ASSURED
CHAIRMAN UNDERWOOD HASNo
DOUBT OF OUTCOME OF A
JOINT HEARING
SENATE REGULARS ALARMED
FEAR PASSAGE OF WOOL TARIFF
REVISION SCHEDULE OVER
PRESIDENTS VETO

Washington, Aug. 3.-The house
ways and means committee today re.
fused to accept the farmers free list
tariff bill, as amended by the senate,
and instructed Chairman Underwood
to omev that the house non-concur
and ask for a conference with the
senate.
Il have not the slightest doubt
but that we can come to an agree
ment on the bill in conference" said
Mr.. Underwood.
The democrats of the house also
appeared confident today that a basis
OF agreement would be reached on
wool revision at the conference,
which bgins tomorrow
The amended house congressional
feapportionment bill, providing that
after March 8, 1913, the house of
representatives shall consist of 433
members exclusive of Arizona and
New Mexico, an increase of AZ over o
the present membership, was passed d
bv the senate today without roll call. IL
The bin nov goes 70 conference be- IA
tween the two houses for agreement Is
.as to the senate amendments before II
going to the president for his ap- !
proval. II
Alarmed over the possibility of an
attempt OF pass the wool tariff revis-
ion bill over the anticipated veto OF
President Taft, the regular republi-
can leaders of the senate today set
about to bring all the absent repuo-
lican senators to the city before
next week.
The senate leaders are worried
over the wool bill. The word has gone
out that the bill could be passed
through the house by two-thirds
vote, regardless Of the presidents OBJ
jections and the senators have taken
the position that it may be up to
them to save the situation and pre-
vent precipitate action in favor of the
bill at this session. The house orig
inally passed the bill 22O to 100 The
vote in the senate was 48 to 81. This
would not be a sufficient number to
pass the bill over veto, but the pos
sibility in case of the absence OF a
number of regular republicans was
deemed sufficient today to arouse the
caution of those on guard. Sixty
votes will be necessary to pass it
over a veto in case of attendance Of
all senators.
The forty democrats and thirteen
progressive republicans, together
with Senators Nelson and McCumber,
regular republicans who voted for the
bill originally. would aggregate fifty
five members. only five. short of the
requisite number.
The Underwood cotton tariff re-
vision bill, to be passed by the house
today, reduces the duties on cotton
goods covered in Schedule l, of the
Pavne-Aldrich tariff law, from 4S12
to 27Oe per cent. It's passage over
whelmingly by the house as a third
Of the straight tariff measures in the
nrogram in the wake of Canadian
reciprocity was long ago assured by
the party solidarity Of the house
democrats. It's estimated revenue
producing capacity, according to Dem
ocratic Leader Underwood, chairman
of the committee that framed it. is
approximately ss,OO0o0O below the
revenue received by the government
in 1910 from imports Of the same arti
cles. There is little thought Of Sc
curing action on the bill in the sen
ate at this session.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
LElsHMAN HILL,s SUCCESSOR

Berlin, Aug. 3.-John G. A. Leish-
man has been proposed by Washington
as American ambassador to succeed
DR.. David Jayne Hill who resigned last
spring.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
sr Iouls MARKETS.

st. Louis Aug. 3.-Wool, unchang-
ed: territory and western mediums,
17@1s c: fine mediums, 16@17hc;
fine, 11014hc.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03

Frank Delgado. Manuel Delgado.
Tony Hungaro and John Roybal will
leave tomorrow for fishing and camp
ing trip to the country above Nora.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-08-03
NEW YORK MONEY

New York. Aug. s.-Prime mercan-
lie paper 4@5k per cent Mexican d.
lars As. Call money 2A@1k per cent.
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100000 % . Q Q

Off again, this time to the tune
of IL to 1. Our Tigers sure got
rubbed in the dust yesterday, and
then tramped on some, too. All
Vancouver needed yesterday was
a pitcher and catcher, Gates max
ing three hits and two runs and
Lewis making four hits and three
runs. That's going some for a
battery.
We made all together only five
hits and one run. Mike made a
regular farce of the game by TAX
ing himself, Rocky and Burns out
in the fifth inning and shifting
the players. Annis worked in
poor form, being touched up bad
ly, some of which can be attrib-
uted to sore arm, however.
Gates pitched a strong game
for the Britishers after the first
inning, when we soaked him for
our one lonely score. Gates also
had his eye on the ball He hit
the sphere twice for three bags,
each time with men on bases, and
singled once. We beat Vancou-
yer in one column, though, so let's
be happy. The Beavers made four
bingles, while We made only two.
There's not much more to say,
unless you want to know that aft
er Abbot went the rounds in the
first there wasn't a Tiger saw the
third bag. Cheer up, though; to-
day gives us another chance.
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BALL PLAYER PUT
ION THE BLINK"
BY THE HEAT
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PHILADELPHIA, July IS
Declaring that Sherwood MCGEE,
the Phillies' star outfielder, has
been affected by the recent hot
spell, Manager Charles Doom
today completed arrangements to
send MCGEE to a sanitarium for
treatment. Following his fist
fight last Monday with Umpire
Finnegan, MCGEE disappeared, and
was only located yesterday at
the Dunlop hotel, Atlantic City.
Doom said MCGEE has taken his
fine and suspension very much to
heart.
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||1 wirs SP ps@ks
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NEW YORK-Across the At
lantic in a 50-foot motorboat. is
the feat which Captain John We'll
Ter in the Romania will essay Sat
urday.
NEW YORK-ON this day
Christy Matthewson will celebrate
his 18th anniversary as a New
York Giant pitcher.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3D.
Failure by Packy Mcfarland of
Chicago to formally assent to a
Labor Day bout here with Fred
die Welsh today has Promoter
Milton Clark up in the air.
NEW YORK-The metropolitan
championship swimming races be-
gin tomorrow at Traverse Island.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 1i.-The
and Carl Morris, the white hope"
from Oklahoma.
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Money Handlers
Win In Tenth

Those baseball artists down at
the city hall sure kept things 60
ing at the ball park yesterday
when the money handlers in the
finance department slipped one
over on the aspirants in the light
department. Jacobs, one of the
|financiers. proved to be some
pitcher IL he was a little wild,
putting IA of the lightning bugs
over the strike-out path. 1t took
ten innings to decide the game
when the winning run was finally
forced over, making the score II
to 10 in favor of the moneyed
men.
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Cross Country Race Between
Horses and Automobile Planned

Fifty thousand dollars, subscribed
BY wealthy eastern horse fanciers,
hinges on the result of the con-
test.
The route, as tentatively Sc
lected, will lie from New York
City to San Francisco.
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PORTLAND, July 15-Mapping
out a route and plans for novel
race across the continent between
an automobile and relays of
coaching horses, w. G. Grant, of
New York, holder of all worlds
coaching records, is here today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-15
JOHNSON TO FIGHT
BOMBARDIER WELLS

the actual signing of the articles
has been completed. An indica-
ton of the eagerness of the Brit
ish promoters to swing the match
is shown by the fact that half OF
Johnson's money will be deposited
today and the other half will be
handed him one hour before the
battle. Wells end of the purse
has not been announced. sSgR
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The "Battler" Is
Whipped By Sub
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SAN FRANCISCO, July Is
Fritz Holland, the North western
middleweight, who was to have
met Battling" Robinson, the ne
gro sailor, in the feature bout of
a fight fest here last night, is to-
day one sore guy. Scared out by
the negro's reported prowess"
Holland refused to go on. Ed
Petrowsky substituted and put 1t
all over the Blue Water phenom.
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IN FOR
MATCHT TO-DAY

was present when the boys stepped
on the scale.
The winner of the Kline-Kil-
bane match was assured today of
a match with Joe Rivers, the vic
tor to clash with Abe Attell for
the featherweight championship.
Both boys have trained faithful
ly and neither will have any ex-
cuse to offer on that score.
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LONDON, July 15.-Thirty
thousand dollars, win, lose
or draw. is 1.-The amount
Jack Johnson will receive
for fight with Bombar-
der Wells to take place in Lon
don, probably during September.
Practically every detail, excepting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-15
KANE QUITS
THIS LEAGUE

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SEATTLE, July Is. = Steve
Kane, formerly umpire in the Ma
tional league, has resigned from
the Northwestern circuit. Kane's
resignation was accepted yester-
day by President Lindsay. Kane
IL considered the best umpire in
the league, but he wants to go
hack East
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LOS ANGELES, July IS
With neither raising the beam set
at 122 pounds, the featherweight
limit, Patsy Kline of Newark, N.
j., and Johnny Kilbane of Cleve-
land weighed in here at 10 O'Clock
today for their 2O-round elimina-
ton contest this afternoon at
Vernon. Eddie Smith of Oakland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-15
NEW PITCHER NOT ii.
a BABY elephant

Fred Baker, the pitcher Shreed-
er just bought from the Texas
Southern league, is in town-and
he isn't what we expected at all
We had seen what was supposed
to be his picture in Reach's book,
but Fred explains that they got the
fellows numbered wrong and had
the name Baker on a big fat man
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in an amateur game yesterday,
was knocked insensible, but soon
regained consciousness and went
home. Later he went to the hos
pital where it was found that
the frontal bone in his head had
been crushed and it was necessary
to trephine the skull.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-15
Spokane Wins
Tight Game

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SPOKANE, July 15.-Spokane
finally won out here, to 3, in one
Of the highest games seen for a
long time on the local grounds.
Tonneson's wildness in the first in
ming gave the Indians three runs
without a hit.
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CRUSHES
PORTLAND BOYS HEAD

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PORTLAND, July 15.-Struck
in the forehead by a baseball, Os-
car Olson, 10 years old, lies at the
Good Samaritan hospital today in
a serious condition and may not
recover. Olson. who was PLAYING
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-15

who looks more like a baby ele-
plant. It's our mistake, Fred
Baker is young and of fine
physique. He says he hasn't had
much coaching but is willing to get
in and work. He may be given a
chance to show what he can do
Sunday when Vancouver plays
bara
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Tyler and Killing; Golden, Gey-
er, G. Laudermilk, L. Laudermilk
and Bresnahan.
At New York.
Pittsburg-New York game post
poned; rain.
At Brooklyn.
Chicago-Brooklyn game post
poned; rain.
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TOtaIS ....3 5 "A TO 2
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Vancouver :. 0 100 30 *-12
Tacoma 80. l 5000 0 0 0 o. 1
SUMMARY
Stolen bases-Willett 2, Ben
nett. Brashear, Brinker 3, Morse.
Two-base hits-Benett, Lewis q,
Kennedy. Three-base hits -
Gates 2. Home run-Brinker.
Sacrifice hits-Bennett, Brashear.
Left on bases-Vancouver 8, Ia
coma Z. Struck out-By Gates q
by Annis 5. Bases on balls-Off
Gates 4 off Annis 5. Passed ball
Lewis.
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Householder
With Seattle

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SEATTLE, July Is. = Bddie
Householder, former manager of
the Victoria team, has Joined Sc
attic and played in yesterdays
game.
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Victoria On
The Long End

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SEATTLE, July 15.-In a game
full of home runs and other spec
tacular batting, Seattle was given
the short end of the score in the
game with Victoria yesterday.
Score IL to G.