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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts

The following new csses have been flied in the district court: Arizona and Sonora Mining com. p4ny ys Jos H Muheim, ct al, in. junction and accounting.
 Martin Costello ct al vs William Shillism, an action for debt in sum ot si92 B, sttorney's fees o! ten pc, cent and costs of suit
 Herman E Willhslm vs Katherine NJ Wiilhslm, an action for divorce.
 PROBATE COURT
 Estate Of Maggie Letson, decree o' settlement of account and distribu ton o' estate, one-hsH to surviving husband and one-fourth to each ol the two sons of the deceased.
 Estate of Donald McPbun, order to appear June st D. m, to show cause why real estate should not be sold.
 Lstste of EnochR and Emma Jones, order appointing Martin l. Arm strong, administrator.
 Estate and guardianship of Paul Reese and Milo Armstrong Jones, minors, orde; appointing Martin L Armstrong guardian.
 Estate of Dennis E T.omey, order appointing John Twomey admin istrstor.
 Estate and guardianship of Terry minors; order appointing Dalma NJ Wells guardian.
 Estate of J w Youst, order sp- pointing Perkins, G H Lucas and J A Thompson appraisers.
 Estate of Mrs. J H Myers. decree establishing notice to creditors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
Wants a Troop of
 Apache Indians

An interesting proposition has reached Washington in he nature of . proposal by Mir. OC Cole. editor of the GiIa Valley Record, which is to organize . troop of cavalry made up of Apache Indians. Delegate Cameron proposes to take the matter up with bis colleagues in congress in the hope that he can .ecure favorable action.
 In support Of the eff,rts to organ izs s. baud of Apache Indians for cavalry purposes attention has been called to similar organizations allow ed to the negroes. The came line of reasoning applies to .he enlistment of Apaches in the regular organizations, and the suggestion of the Ar,z"na newspaper man is to the effect "thst one troop could be tried se an ex. pertinent"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
House Committee
 Report On Statehood
Washington dispatch says:

Washington dispatch says:
 The house subcommittee on terris tories decided todsy to make a report to the committee favorable to the ad- m 'ssion Of both Arizona and New Mexico as states.
 Arizona is to vote upon the recall and New Mexico on making pro- vision to amend its constitution by two-thirjs vote.
 The regular committee may report tomorrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
Cananea Is
 We'll Fortified

Frank Sweet, representing ths Cudahy Packing company, arrived
 this morning from Cananes, Mexico
 and states that although everything
 i-quiet at that point fears are enter , tsined by the inhabitants there, that 1 If provisions arc not secured within a few days the citizens will either have to make their way across the line or suffer slfsm:ne
 Mir. Sweet stated that he was msrooned at Cansnea for two weeks and during that period no trsins had been run into the camp from either direction, owing to the fact that the insurrectos had burned up all railroad bridges, and further that all linemen
 are continually st work repairing the telegraph and telephone lines which are beiag constantly cut down by the rebels.
 He further reports that the insur. rectos are mum bered by the hundreds m the immediate vicinity of Cansnes
 The iedersls have the camp we'll forti- fled and machine guns have been placed in position 60 that iu a mo-
 nent's notice the main shoroughisres could be cleared of any attacking
 orces, should the rebels enter the own from either the east or west, At the present time the federal gar
 ison st that place numbers about .OO. ana endorsements are expected
 tuly from the south, m fnct are now
 yer due, the detachment having been tue se kas. NJ lay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
His Neck Broken
 While Watching Game

Lee Carson. well known in the Globe district, was killed .: Miami just ss he was leaving the baseball iieid where he, with F Jones, had been watching a game. His horse stumbled and threw him, breaking his neck. Dr. McQuirt was hastily summoned, but Carson expired before aid arrived.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
Prize Fighter Shoots
 Man at Prescott

Kid" Kirby, we'll known prize fighter who has trained in Phoenix and Tucson and is known in Cochise county, sh t and killed Billy Camp bell at Prescott yesterday. The trouble occurred after a negro had stopped rsyment on 8 check which he had given Kirby ip payment of gambling debt. The negro in now in jail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
Cochise
 Infant Dies of
 Scorpion Bite

The infant child of Mir and Mrs E. L. Stewart of Yzobel near Dorglss, was stung by scorpion several days ago from the effects of which it died. The body was brought to Douglas Monday and WIS tnrad in the city yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
Another Postal Bank
 For Cochise County
Washington dispatch says:

Postmaster Gen raj Hitchcock has designated thirty six additional post. offices as postal savings bank deposi- tories, which including those previous ly selected, will make total of l29 established since January l. Among the offices designated were: Dougl az, Arizona; Eureka, California, Twin Fslls, Idaho; Goldfeld, Neysds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
i>sep Tour Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhea whe our bowels al out of o,der. Gas srets Candy Cathartic ~ill make iIem act naturally. Genuine tablets tamped C. C. C. Never sold p slk. All druRgists. Jec
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
POWER OF ATTORNEY

Joe Komsd to Dan Komad. REALTY MORTGAGE Mary A Nichols to Emily Ross; Douglas prop ..... l25O co
 PATENT U $. to Ramon Cots: land in sec II twp l7 20.
 ASSIGNMENT Chester R Hammond toFred Pell; assigns mortgage rec 2l 535.
 PATENT |. s. to the Commonwealth Mining X Milling Co.,; claim in Turquoise Dist. |. :. to Clarence F Miller; nW1 sec 2i swp r. r 24.
 c. Q. DEED Henry W Etz ct ux to INV A Co.,, copartnership; land in twp Is 20 ...... 10 %
 WARRANTY DEED c E Ii Weber to JohnWelsh, blsoee prop. p............. ID oO John Welsh to c Weter: bisoee prop. ....... 10 OO Chester R Hsmmond ct u1 to Fred Pell. sr.; Douglas prop ..... ..-.-...... II OO
 REALTY MORTGAGE Mark John ct ux to Co. chise & L Assn; War. ren prop ............ 1900 %
 CHATTEL MORTGAGES NJ B Jones ct ux to R NJ Thou. nson prop in sec Is twp 2ir 24 . .. 220 co sHERIFF's CEKTIFICrE OF SALE John F White, sheriff, to George c Myer; Douglas prop. 2232 25
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Mrs. Edgar Fletcher to P F Prsth power to atte d to her interests iu the busi. ness called the Fletcher & HenDessy Stables and Undertaking Parlors. in Bisbee.
 REALTY MORTGAGE W Hancock ct ux to J Hen. derson; Bisbee prop. ... l24 G6 Jesse Bell ct ux to W R Henry; Douglas prop. 100 %
 CHATTFL MORTGAGE Carmen Velasco to Rotschild & Co piano. 175 %
 WATER LOCATION Albert F Colton to sppro- priste 1000 miners inches of water of Happy Camp Canon Creek in sec l5 twp l3r 20. John $ Taylor, mayor, to William Hancock; Bisbee pIcp ....- ....... 3U U Pacific improvement Go to Ramon Cots Benson,prop 75 % William Hancock ct u1 to David Triscoft; Bisbee prop. ....-.-- .......
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT John NJ Johnson vs James P Livingstops; land in sec 2 twp 2 26.
 [ g PATtST L. s, to William NJ Riggs; su4 ss4 of eco 24 twp I6 FPS.
 WARRANTY DEED Charles NJ Moody ct ux to Lester $ Bower x Ger. trude NJ Bower; Douglas prop ....--. lo OV
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Frank E Bellsmy ct ux to B G Pecks; Bishee prop. 10 co
 BILL OF SALE Frank E Bellamy ct ux to B G Pecks; Sispee prop. 10 co
 DEED John F White, sheriff, to La Vsntis Mining Co.,; claims in the Yellowstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PCnLI-HcD EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

tHC hCIUhuS oiSCN IN phtSf
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. l. Blumer ct uA to C NJ Brown; Dnuglas prop. 10 OC
 TRUST DEED M Brown 10 TitleGusranty < Trust Co, in trust for Fidelity Saving X Loan Assn; Douglas prop .. $50 OO SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Prov Mut'I B & l. Assn to Ben Rice ct u1; rec H. 99i.
 REALTY MORTGAGES Be1 Rice ct ux to Harriet Tompkins; Douglas prop. 200o % Geo W Kaiser to c NJ Roberts; Wilcox prop. 500 co
 ASSIGNMENT Wm NJ Grittth to G Ii Wad- leigh; assigns nor; gage. executed by K Williams ct ux to AriI Say < Loan Assn Bisbee prop. 5000 %
 HOMESTEAD CLAIM EB Kulghun claims land in
 LEASE Frank Watts to J Graham; Douglas prop. III oO
 AFFIDAVIT Leslie Gstliff makes ath- dasit that be is son of Mollie Alice Gstlif. de- ceased. etc.
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE John W Fur to W A shep. psrd ct ux; rec l7-23l. Bennett Bros Miles to Deming w Issscson; rec 10 l0-l0. Chaa Nj Roberts to Geo W Kaiser; rec 9 555.
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE U Vaughn to Peter A Lofgreen ct u1; rec 4-223. JJLyon to c E winstesd ct u1; rec lS-475. Otbo Fow Ter to c E Win stead ct rx; rec ls-475.
 WARRANTY LIED William Wallace Wild t Frank W,ld ct n, to Mrs Susan Lynn dolo- han; sec 5twp sr2l... l250 % J.hn Prindiv.lie to Mary F. PrindivilIe; Douglas & Courtiand prop. 10 co SUBTRACTION cF JUDGMENT Wm Kline vs George NJ Stoltz, Map of Center C.urtlsnd.
 'nATE COURT
 REALTY M,gTGAGE CE Winstead nt ux to the Bank o' Bisbee; Br-bee prop -..-.' ---.... 9oo oo
 WARRANTY DsUp Arizons & Mexico Realty Co to John Pascoe; Do1g- las prop. p..--..-... 1'" OV
 Q.C.DTED Lucia Arsizu to Mary K NcNsm,ra; Douglas prop 200 %
 WARRANTY DEED JE Metts ct ux to School Dist. No. 26; Cochise prop. ..--.... -----.- i'' oV VII Banks ct ux to Ben x Williams; Benson prop. l Oo
 cHATrEL MORTGAGES sA Brown 6 P Neil to H Cunningham; Bisbee rrop 3U OO Jennie B Elliott to Harry Hueson; Bisbee prop. I"'" oo SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE AliceN Neatly to W H Bsnks; rec Is 26s. VII Brophy ct ux to Mark P John ct ux; W-rren
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
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(Hy united IfeSS Leased W Ire.
SEATTLE, July 4.-Charles w.
Wappenstein. formerly chief of
police under two city administra-
tions, was found guilty late last
night by jury in Judge Ronald s
court of receiving bribe of
81 900 from Gid Tupper and Clar-
ence Gerald, owners of the two
biggest resorts in the restricted
district under the regime of May
or GIL The jury had been listen
ing to testimony for seven days
and one night session. The ver-
dict came upon the seventh ballot
after six hours of deliberation.
Under the Wappenstein admin
istration. the restricted district
never did more flourishing busl-
ness. Houses of i'll repute. gamb-
ling halls, dance pavilions were
all wide open. About 500 women
were located in the district.
Wappenstein received the ver-
dict of guilty without betrayine
the least sign of emotion. His
attorney. viii II. Morris, however
was visibly perturbed. Prosecu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04

~ understand the county Of
ficials have also held up the pay
of the inspectors working in Ia
coma for the last month, SO they
are not getting their pay there
either"
The $S a day bookkeepers sent
out by the state to make Jobs for
a lot of political wire-pullers seem
to be having trouble. Cities all
around that have hired and paid
for their own auditing object to
having the state politicians come
in and run up big bills.
In Puyallup the officials locked
up the books SO they could not
get at them. In Tacoma the in
|spectors are farming their jobs
and making them last as long as
possible to collect that $8 a day
each. 1t amounts to $24 a day
here.
The whole scheme is an at
tempt to play politics and give fat
jobs to "the boys'' who'll work for
the state machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
TACOMA DROPS
HEART BREAKER
TIGERS FIGHT THE NINTH, BUT LOSE BY
A TO IN MORNING GAME.

With good Fourth of July
crowd present, the Tigers opened
their morning game with Vancou-
yer.
Vancouver took the lead early
with a 2 to 0 score at the end
of the second. The batteries:
Vancouver-Erickson and Lew
is; Tacoma, Schmutz and Siebt.
First Inning. -.
Harrison gets safe on Morse s
low throw. Brinker sacrifices him
to second. Bennett sends short
fly to center, scoring Harrison
James grounds out, but Bennett
goes home. Brashear fans. Two
hits, 2 runs.
Bassey. Coleman and Abbot
fly out. No hits, no runs.
Second Inning.
Schwanweber flios out, Lewis
singles. Erickson is. thrown out al
first by Morse; Harrison out
Morse to Fisher.
Morse walks and is sacrificed to
second by Abbot. Lynch and
Morse attempt double steal and
are both caught.
Third Inning.
Brinker flies out to Lynch, and
Bennett to Bassey. Swain doubles
over second; James flies out to
Bassey. One hit. no runs.
Fisher grounds, James to
Brashear. Schmutz walks. Bassey
gets home run to left field fence.
Score tied. Coleman flies out to
Harrison. Rocky fouls out to
James. One hit, two runs.
Fourth Inning.
Brashear leads off with a two
bagger along first base line.
Schwarnweber scratches to Fish
er and is out. Lewis fans, and
Bfashear is run down between
home and third. One hit, no runs.
Morse flies out to Harrison.
Abbot fans. Lynch hit by pitch
er and took first. Seibt was
robbed of a three-bagger by a
great one-handed running catch
by Harrison. No hits, no runs.
Fifth Inning.
Erickson flies out to Fisher.
iidii loOll bcdlo OuI a BTOunueT 10
Morse. Coleman let's Brinker's
grounder go through his legs.
Bennett singles to right, Harrison
scoring. Abbott puts Brinker out
at third. Bennett steals second.
Morse throws Swain out at first.
Bassey gets a hat full of coin
amounting to $22.50 for his home
run.
Fisher fans. Schmutz flies out
to Swain. Bassey grounds to
James, who overthrows first, and
Bassey goes to second. Coleman
walks. James fumbles Rocky's
grounder. Bases are full. Erick-
son walks Morse, forcing Bassey
over the plate. Abbott fans for
the third out. No hits, one run.
Sixth Inning.
James grounds out, Coleman to
Fisher. Brashear fans. Scharn-
weber flies out to Rocky. No hits,
no runs.
Lynch grounds out, Scharnweb-
er to Brashear. Seibt flies out
to Bennett. Fisher gets four bad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
TAFT SWELTERS.

(By United Press Leased Wire
INDIANAPOLIS, July 4.-As
the central sweltering figure in a
torrid Fourth of July celebration
President Taft perspired his way
about here today.
When the chief executive break
tasted at the home OF former
Vice President Fairbanks, whose
guest he is, the mercury was at
|95 degrees and still rising.
The president first attended a
"safe and sane" Fourth parade
which he reviewed. This after
noon the president will witness a
head-ou collision of two locomo-
tives which will be sent together
at full speed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04

dropped her bucket of water,
seized rammer and vowed that
she would fill her husbands place
at the gun and avenge his death.
And she did increase the British
hospital roll to some considerable
extent.
Sergt. Molly is dead these many
years. And another George was
crowned king of England. Ameri-
can daughters were there, eagerly
waiting for the crumbs of royal
favor, upon bended knee, bowing
low to the scepter of George V.
1t is said that it cost America
more to see George V crowned
than it did to break the chains
which bound America to the
crown of George III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04

Molly Pitcher was a real daugh-
ter of the revolution. A young
bride when the Declaration of In
dependence was signed, she was
too patriotic to keep her husband
at home while the husbands and
fathers around them stuck bayon-
cts into the British crown worn
by George III.
She followed him to the camp,
and during the heat of the battle,
aided the wounded, and assisted
her husband in loading the cannon
which played such havoc in the
British ranks. In the battle of
Monmouth, the young artillery
man fell dead, and officers order
ed the cannon removed. They
Ireckoned without Molly, for when
she heard the order given she
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
.appy's Witnesses are
Arrested After Chase

SEATTLE, July 4.-Detectives
Joseph Day and William II. Hyde
of Portland, and f. b. Benn. for
mer mayor of Aberdeen. Wash.
and n brother-in-law of C. w.
Wappenstein, the convicted former
chief of police on a bribery charge
were arrested yesterday afternoon
following a sensational attempt tC
escape. They are held nominally
as witnesses" for the grand jury
which Is to reconvene Thursday
morning. All three were witness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
NOT FREE LONG
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BEDDING, CAL, July 4. =
Though pardoned July 1 from the
Oregon penitentiary J. F. Mon
tague commenced an eight year
sentence in San Quentin. Mon
tague escaped from San Quentin
six years ago. He wandered to
Oregon and in a few months was
sentenced for IA years for rob-
berry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
Mcnamara Hearing
Again Postponed
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LOS ANGELES, July ITO al
low Attorney Lecomte Davis of
counsel for James b. and John b.
Mcnamara, accused of completely
in the destruction of the Los An
geles Times building, to take
charge of the funeral arrange
ments of the father of Davis law
partner, counsel for the defense
and the prosecution, following a
conference today, agreed to post
pone the pleadings of the McNa-
maras to the dynamiting charges
until Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
BLOW SAFE AND
MAKE ESCAPE

(By United Press Leased Wire.
SANTA ROSA, July 4.-Yeggmen
today blew two safes at Windsor,
on the California Northwestern
railroad north of here and after
a fight with Chief of Police r. c.
Shane escaped. Posses from here
are in pursuit. The first robbery
was in the postoffice where the
thieves got ten dollars. The sec
ond occurred at the general mer-
chandise store of S. J. Pool. The
robbers got $400 from the safe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04

es for the defendant.
Day "smelled a rat" as Deputy
Sheriff Beebe came toward him,
and started to run. Despite his
sixty years, he ran for six blocks
before he was captured. Hyde hid
behind barrel when he found he
could rot escape by running, Benn
offered no resistance.
The men were allowed to go on
their own recognizance under $2,-
900 bail, after they had been kept
in jail for an hour and half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
TODAY'S FEATURES
OF THE CARNIVAL

y 123O-Parade of nations on downtown streets, to
last approximately two hours
2:30-Athletic program in the Stadium, and re-
gatta display the bay visible from the
Stadium and bluffs.
S:00-Crowning of Queen Monica in the Stadium,
band concert and review of Washington
National Guard and from West Nir-
gnia by Governor Hay; exhibitions of all
kinds by all natonalites; fireworks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
See the Pink

Get in the swim and buy a pink
this afternoon. 1t will contain
the full details of the Wolgast-
Moran championship fight in ad-
dition to the results of the base
ball games of the day. You can't
afford to miss all this. Get a
Times PINK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
CONFIRM
CAPTURE

WASHINGTON, D. c., July a.
A cable from Ambassador Reid to
the state department says that one
of the men supposed to have been
implicated In the Los Angeles dy-
namiting cases is today under ar
rest in London. Two other men
are being sought. The dispatch
does not give the names of the
men,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04

eve are going to stand pat and
will fight them to the supreme
court of the United States if ne
cessary," said Mayor Mark Graves
of Puyallup this morning of the
contest. to stop the grab of the
state accountants.
We have our books. looked up
and they have not been able to
get at them since Friday" says
the fighting mayor. "And they
won't either.
II see they have started action
to collect their money. We Will
meet them in court. We wrote
the county auditor asking that
their pay be held up, which he
did.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
Counterfeit Bill
In Circulation
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VIZ tHNH TCss LVHStU WIFt.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July A.
A counterfeit 500 gold certificate
so perfect in numerous details as
to be considered highly dangerous
has Just been discovered in a
shipment of money from Louis
vile to a New York bank.
The new bill is printed on gov
ernment paper, which the coun-
terfeiter obtained by bleaching a
genuine bill of smaller denomina-
ton,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
British Ships
Celebrate
the. 4th =

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HONOLULU, July 4. =
Marking the first time that
British ships have partici-
pated in the celebration of
American independence, his
Britanic majesty's cruisers
Kent and Challenger today
remained here and took an
active part in the festivities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04

Judge Ronald accepted Prosecu-
tor Murphy's recommendation to
allow Chiof Wappenstein to go on
his present bonds of $S7,50o,
pending appeal. None of the 9th
er nd'ctments will be tried until
september.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
TACOMA CELEBRATES FOURTH T0DA'
Wappy Found Guilty

tor Murphy hailed the verdict as
a victory for clean government.
The penalty for bribery is a
maximum of ten years in the peni-
tentiary or a fine of $4,000 or
both. The minimum may be fixed
by the trial Judge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
PINK HURT
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LOS ANGELES, July 4.-Capt.
John c. Fraser, head of the Pa
cific division of the Pinkerton
agency, was serevely injured to-
day when an auto driven by
Lewis Stone, actor, crashed into
a window of downtown depart
ment store. Stone escaped un-
hurt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04

ZONES and walks. Schmutz drops a
Texas Lacquer over first, Fisher
going to third. Schmutz and
Fisher attempt double steal
and Fisher Is caught. One hit, no
runs.
Seventh Inning
Lewis walks; Erickson bunts to
Schmutz who caught Lewis at
second; Erickson took second on a
passed ball; Harrison beat out
grounder to Morse; Brinker flies
out to Morse; Bennett grounds out
Sehmutz to Fisher. One hit, no
runs.
Bassey fouls out to James;
Coleman grounds out, Bennett to
Brashear: Rocky gets on and steals
second: Swain caught Morse's high
! fly. No hits, no runs.
Eighth Inning
| Swain walks; James hits to
Fisher who throws low to second,
both men safe; Brashear hits to
Coleman, Swain forced out at
third; Schwarnberger hits to
Ricky and Brashear Ia forced at
second; James and Schwarnberger
work the double steal, James scor-
ing; Lewis grounds out, Morse to
Fisher. One run, no hits.
Erickson threw Abbot four bad
ones, Abbot taking first; Mike
Lynch bunted. the pass passing all
fielders and he wes safe: Seibt at
tempted a sacrifice and knocked u
fly to james; Fisher lines to James
and double out is made to SEQ
.ond. One hits. no runs.
Ninth Inning.
Erickson fans. Harrison grounds
out, Schmutz to Fisher. Brinker
out, Morse to Fisher. No hits, no
runs.
Burns, batting for Schmutz,
singled over second. Bassey sac
rifices him to second. Coleman
grounds out, Bennett to Bra
shear, Burns going third. Rocky
flies out to Brinker. One hit, no
runs.
At Seattle-Morning Game.
Portland % 0 0 0 0 1 8 -
Seattle B 2 l 2 3 0 1 0-12
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04

Who is this sad, discouraged man?
He's peeved, put out and pout-
ing.
He's forced to take eight chill
dren to
The country for an outing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
Puyallup To Fight
Grab To a Finish

MAYOR GRAVES SAYS HIS
CITY WILL NOT. STAND FOR
THE GRAB OF THE STATE
AUDITORS OFFICE FOISTED
ON THE CITY WITHOUT IT'S
|. CONSENT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-04
Sy lArospnroao ErclxoEppxtu

Seated in chair Consuelo duchess of Marlborough wearing
clothed which forced
into the gallery of Westminster abbey unwecome guest
Miss
a sckbed be presented
V. bottom: Duchess of Man
of Cincinnati right;
Lady Grannard the
Mills-Amercan of British noblemen