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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-24
GRAN NECESIDAD
DE BRACEROS
en- las plantaciones de la
Central San "Crist6bal," Naguabo

Los MayordOmo8 y Capataces Que
puedan propOrcionar un buea ndmero
de trabajadores, aerin bien retrioui
dos. Esta es la Unica Genital en- la
lsla, que paga Sus trabajadores diaria-
mente
Tiene ell derech2 todo trabajador de
edifcar su casa en las fneas de la
Central" y los materiales para la
construction de las mismas. seran su-
plidOs por la Central Asistoncia me
dica gratis.
Esta localidad, es la mas saludable
de Ia Isla
Vengan pronto, aprovechen Ia oca-
sion, antes cue sea muy tarde.
CENTRAL SAN CRISTOBAL,
Naguabo, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-24

e>tabezca I'm servicio sanitamo practicC
y eficaz y, asi mismo. dispueSta a coad-
yuvar en- cuanto pueda ser util a este
fin
En- vista, pues de las razones espues-
tas, la Liga suplica a eSc Hon Consei0
Sc Sirva tomaIlaS en- consideration Y re-
solver yuelva a la Junta lnSular de SAM
dad ell Reglamento de que Sc trata, para
que 81 10 estima cOnveniente a fin de que
pueda ser viable, Sc digne reconsiderar-
10 intrOducir las mOdifcaci0nes que sc
expresan en- ell inforne, Que, separada-
mente, tengo el honor de dinjir a Vues-
ira Honorabilidad, en- cumplmiento de
10 aeOrdado en- la Asamblea de PrOpie-
tarios celebrada en- esta ciudad. el 81 de
eneO ultimO.
Muy respetuosa7nente
Firmad0- Arturo Guerra.
PreSidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-24

reglamcntO. encmendadaS los pro
pietario, mas ben parecen de policia
de orden publico, que de policia Sani-
taria, porque no Sc esplica, nj alcanza ell
inter6s de eSta en- conocer tan minucio-
samente ciertas circunstanciaS de los in
outlines, mas bien propias del Censo o
EStastiStica.
Por eI contrario nj un articulo Sc con
sigma en- el reglamento que obligue, aeon
Sejc siquiera al inquilinO, la observancia
por su parte del mismO. TodaS. la
mayor parte, han de observarSe o ha-
cerSc cumplir por el propietario; y es
l6gico suponer, Que tai procedimiento,
pueda ser origen de confictos frecuen-
teS por razonamientoS entire encargados
& inquilinos
Sc ha oIvidado por complete, en- ab-
Soiuto, y, eS extrano, la invioIabilidad
del domiciliO. deSde el m0mento, en- Que,
s. estatuyo, que el cncargado pcnetre
al interior de las habitaciones tantas We
ceS como considere neceSarias, para We"
a tstado de aseo de las mismas aperci
bivnio a SuS moradorcS; y, es necesario
comprender que esas habitaciones cons
tituycn domicilios; y EN- elias, aunque
po5ra, habra damas. que no han de
e<tar diSpucstas a permitir semejanteS
constantes inspecciones.
S. hara dificil, 81 no impossible al
ru argado de la la casa, impedir que en-
cada habitacion pernocte mayor nnme-
TO de personaS de las que permita la ca
pa.idad dc ella
1e todas las diSposiciones del regIamen-
IT, Ia mas gravosa, Is la que fila I'm ba-
no de ducha por cada 20 personals De
e,e nlmero, seria prudente deducir a
! ninos 10 miSmo cuando Sc trate de la
installation de inodoroS, pues sabid0 es
que e~toS pequenoS moradores, por 10
regular. no acoStumbran utiIizar esos
services
81 call inquilino ha de tener foruo-
Samentc una habitaci6n ademaS de la
sic dormitorio para cocina, es tanto como
exigir que TODD inquilno tenga dos ha-
bitacioneS.
Sea pcrmitida la observation final, de
que, @eg1n Ley Econ6mica, los mayores
gastoS que Sc impongan los propieta-
rios, han de recaer, en- su mayor parte,
en- los inquiinOs, cuya actual situaci6n
Sc hara mas dificil.
La Llga de PropietarioS, interpretan-
do la opinion general, eSta penetrada de
Ia nencSidad y conveniencia, de que Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-24

/ IA
Hon. Presidente del Consejo Ejeeu-
1.-Two de Puerto Rico
Senor:-
FL Reglamento Sanitario APPLICABLE .
las caSas de vecindad que acaba de apro-
bar Ia Junta Insular de Sanidad, tai
cual esta redactado, es impractiea5le,
uo pudiendo en- manera alguna ofreeer
los resultados practices que fueren de
,Icscar. Por q contrario su obServaueia
cXtricta. puede originar condictos edya
alcance es dificil de prcyeer, por no ha-
berSe hecho preyiamente un deteuldo .
iudio de las condolences especiales v ma
nera de vivir de nuestraS claSe, laenos
aconodadas
30 Is solo con 81 buen deseo H. ma
Ger Sanidad. como este Sc conSigue rs
precise atemperarse al medic amDiente
N procurar. de manera Suave y adeeua-
da inmoducir ciertas practiea>, mas
bien cducativaS, que cmpleando Ia vio-
lencia con atropellos y eXigenciaS, Que
ningtn fin bueno puedcn conducir
No Is possible varar de IN dia q otro,
las condiciones de las viyiendas de un
pueblo Facimente pueden ser mejo-
Iadas ). a>i mismo, fjarse reglas para
que EN- adelante Sc construyan pues II
ley no puede retrotraerse en- suS efectoS.
Por la ley de Sandal debera orearse
en- Puerto Rico una pohcia especial para
cl scryicio de Ia miSma. per0 eI uo ha-
bersc este, no iustifica el que los rrrpie-
tal.ios. que, contribuyen con respectable
contingentc a leyantar las cargaS M
bicaS, sean obhgados convertidoe Ell
agentes inspectores dependencies res
}onsableS directos del jefe de aanidad
Ia querido reglamentarse, justitican-
dose la necesidad de que haya I'm por-
Zero Ell cada casa de vecindad; y, NADIA
1nas l6gico y natural perO, las obIiga-
clones peculiares de este modesto ser
nidor, de cuidar de la casa y procurar
que Sc mantenga perfectamente sSeada
y que haya orden en- ella, no son las que
H. fila impone el reglamento aprobad0
por la junta inSular de Sandal
Las obligaciOneS de que trata dicho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-24

Sociedad Espanola de Auxilio Mutuo
y Beneficencia de Puerto Rico

Sc previene que, t0dO Socio cue ten
ga que ser ingresado EN- ell SanatoriO
partir del "A del actual, ha dc djri-
girse al de Hato Rey, donde desde ese
dia seran instalados los enfermoS.
Respecto a los particulares que tie
men solicitado ingreso Sc avisara oror-
tunamente
San Juan, p. r., % Gle Febrero de 1912.
FL Presidente.
Avelino Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-24
GUNA POSTAL Y DRECTORIO GENERAL De PUERTO rico
JUAN DE CHCUOENS
Dc Gorreos

Pmera voI1nnenes edtada en- nuerO taerea
-carrae etc
La ley de intenS de
La reaci6n do
pesiona
La relacSn de los Dsttoa ciae eectores,
products
PrscO $Loc sin $ro8fr de epots.
De varae n d BOEN MERCANH De Perez Mais Eyua c.
P. O. 4SS-San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-24
La Sanidad y las
casas de vecinos
Un escrito de la Liga

San Juan p. r. Febrero 21 dc 1872.
Hon. Presidente del Consejo EJeeu-
two de Puerto Rico.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18
Newspaper Men After
Fruit Growing Data

Berkeley county is due to come in
for considerable free and valuable ad-
vertising if the orchardists of this
section will only give a few minutes
Of tbetr time to answer the questions
that are being pat. to a number of
them by Messrs. d. S. Walker and
Frank Lee Carl Of Cumberland.
These gentlemen are representa-
tivea of the Associated Press, a news
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18
GASOLINE FEVER.

A new disease has developed among
American people. 1t is known as
"gasolene fever" When a man spends
all his time fussing with an auto, tink-
ering with the carburter monkeying
with the transmission, screWing up
the radiator, pumping gasolene, rush
ing over the country at all hours OF
the night, and generally deyoting his
whole time to the burning of the stuff
that makes the wheels 90 round, he is
said to have gasolene fever Mrs
Mamie Banks testified in Washington
that instead Of supporting her ON $l5 a
week, her husband devoted the entire
sum to keeping two automobiles and
one motorcycle. He has the fever
bad.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Miss Mary Kirson, who has had
quite IA spell of sickness at her home
on North Queen street, is so much inn
proved that it is thought she can come
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mrs Annie l. Catrow, of Frederick
city, is here to visit her uncle, Mr.
6. d. Pitzer, at Arden.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mr.. A. A. Lamon, of Harpers Ferry
IS spending his vacation iii Martins.
burg and at Bunker Hill.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Miss Ina Myers, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting Mrs. b. f. Wiland, at Falling
Waters
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mrs. W. 5. Bert, West Burke street,
has all the latest styles and shapes in
Millinery Opening, Sept 20 and y.
9l73t.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

A CLASSIFIED ad is found in a
moment and the task Of answering It
is, indeed, very small.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mr.. George Kershner, proprietor of
the Berkeley Garage, is spending the
day in Washington on business.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Miss Pearl Donaldson, of near He'd
gesville, was in Martinsburg today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18
WON FIRST PRIZE.

Cumberland Valley Fire CO. No. 5,
Ghambersburg, won first prize in the
drill contest at the state convention
al Lebanon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mrs Rebecca Howard, Of Romney,
vino visited Mrs. Edward Ghesire, of
Rosemont, returned home today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
Miss Pearl Donaldson, of near He'd
gesvlle, was in Martinsburg today.
Miss Ina Myers, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting Mrs. b. F. Wiland, at Falling
Waters.
Mrs. Annie l. Catrow, of Frederick
city, is here to visit her uncle, Mr.
G. d. Pitzer, at Arden.
Mr. A. A. Lamon, of Harpers Ferry
IS spending his vacation iii Martins
burg and at Bunker Hill
Mr. George Kershner proprietor of
the Berkeley Garage, is spending the
day in Washington on business.
Mrs Rebecca Howard, Of Romney
VINO visited Mrs Edward Ghesire, of
R6semont, returned home today.
Miss Dorothy Berry Of South Queen
street, left for Baltimore, to resume
her studies at Goucher College
Mr.. and Mrs, William Council, of
Keyser, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. o.
O. Osborn, on Winchester avenue.
Mr.. ]. w Donaldson, who has been
sick at his home near IIedReaYille with
the fever is able to come ont on the
porch.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Haush and
child, of North High street left to
visit relatives in Jefferson and at Fred
erick City.
A horse fell last night on Queen
street breaking a shaft of the vehicle
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mrs. Henrietta Bohrer, of Berkeley
Springs, who spent some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Shade, West
of town, left this morning for her
home.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

All the news. accurately, while It II
oews-rhe Evening Journal
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Miss Dorothy Berry, Of South Queen
left for Baltimore, to resume
her studies at Goucher College.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mr. and Mrs, William Council, Of
Keyser, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. O.
O. Osborn, on Winchester avenue.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mr. J. w Donaldson, who has been
sick at his home near HedReaVille with
the fever, is able to come ont on the
porch.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mr. and Mrs. NJ II. Haush and
child, of North High street, left to
visit relatives in jefferson and at Fred
erick City.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mrs George w Buxton, who is very
i'll at her home on South Maple ave.
nue., spent a fairly comfortable night,
but her general condition is no better.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

horse fell last night on Queen
street breaking a shaft of the vehicle
to which it was attached and attract
ed crowd
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Rev. A. H. Whisner, who has been
suffering with sciatic rheumatism, has
again been compelled 10 resume crut-
ehes. However, he is on the mend.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-18

Mrs. Robert Hamilton and two chill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
B A s z B A L l.
r o o T B A L L
B A s X z T B ALL
COMMENT FROM
PRESS BOX
nv FRED HENRY

IL was former Tiger pitcher
against former Tiger pitcher In yes.
terday'a battle. Gordon displayed
much more class than Sehmutz Ia
the game Gordon rubbed II into
hts old teammats by pokins one OF
Charley's offerings for a bingle.
Tho value OF Dode Drinkers swat
In the opening period yesterday
was exactly $50. Dode pasted the
bull for double.
Yesterday both teams asd a
dafkey on the bench. Although
the Beaver coon" had a shade on
the Giant mascot for color. the Oh.
ant boy got 10 do all the grinning.
"Hunky" shaw was seemingly
robbed Of a perfect bunt. when Um.
ptre Toman called him out AT first.
aHunky" rolled the pill 10 James
down the third base line. James
grabbed the ball with difficulty and
heayed 20 Brashear. The throw
went high and IL looked like Shaw
had reached the base n yard ahead
OF the sphere. The fans criticized
the "call" severely.
Manager Raymond was the only
Giant. with tho exception OF
Thompson. who didn't get a chance
at the rubber. who failed - get a
safe rap of Schmutz. In The only
time Raymond got TO first safe on a
feeders choice, he scored In a
mix.up. when James let a throw 80
by.
Mann was the demon Giant He
hit for two sacks. got homer In
side the grounds which entities
him To ~ packages OF Durham, got
on tho bags on n force out In the
second and stole and walked once
10 the nth 10 score on whaling =
two-base tap.
The score board boy called the
score In the sixth inning when he
hung out the two" sign before the
Giants had started their half He
was one "fIigherup" who revealed
inside Information" New York
papers. please copy.
For six innings. from the third TO
the eighth. the Beavers went 10 the
galiows In one. two, three order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
DOPE AND.
CON NJ EMIT
Amstevr sports Eneoursusd
GORDON PITCHES
SEATTLE TO
VICTORY

After Cecil Thompson had shot
his bolt In the first few minutes oil
tho first inning OF yesterdays game
with the Vancouver outfit. he wan
yanked from tho mound and re
placed by Blain Gordon and then
the admirers OF the bridegroom
who had always contsnded that he
had the ''atuff'' on the ball had an
opportunity 20 remark, u told you
so for Gordon pitched a beautiful
game. which he won handily. = 10 I.
with giitcdsed support from the
Giants. particularly Mann and Ray
mond
Thompson made a bad getaway.
Brlnker slugged his second offer.
Ing 10 the Bull sign. thereby an
nexIng a half century note. II was
the first time this season n player
has denied the bull and nlcked the
company for the fifty iron men. OF.
fered for the same. After couple
OF errors by Jackson add Whaling.
Thompson hit Friak In the lattice
work. and Tealey amp0tated him
from the mound aud sent 10 Cor
don.
Then the real game started. and
vancouver had made one run. and
they came right at them In the sec
ond with another when James ooft'
ed the pellet out OF the lot for four
sacks. After that Gordon got down
70 cases and tho result was that the
visitors failed TO wake up the score
board boy again until the ninth
frame, although he had 10 do some
sleep walking 10 keep tho Seattle
runs posted.
In the firth Mann walked and
went 20 second on Raymouds
groundcr and scored on Whalings
two Dagger. Gordon and shaw both
hit safely and Whaling scored. In
the sixth Wilson hit safely and
Mann doubled. Wilson scored on
whailngs grounder. Sepulva drop
ping the pill At the pan. SepulFa
threw 20 second TO nab Raymond.
who was on his way 20 third. and
while they were playing pass
with tho ball Tealey sanntered
home
Toman made himself about as
popular as a cluster OF boils In the
seventh. when he called shaw o
after tho Hunk had hunted. A. =
sha~ beat James peg 10 Brashear
BY several feet Fullerton. strait.
Mann and Wilson cantercd across
In the eighth on q series OF bone
head plays and accidents on the
part OF the Champs.
Until the ninth Gordon had al
lowed but two bits. but he skicd for
a moment when Branhear hit safe
10 aud Friak drove a four-sacker.
scoring Brashoar ahead OF him. u
was not enough 10 have any mater.
Ial effect upon the outcome. how
ever, and II was an easy victory for
the Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
B o X ! N G
w r E S tt N G
aB o w L | N G
HERE'S RECORD
OF BILL JAMES
STREAK OF WINS

4 Fourteen straight victories 4
4 for a pitcher. the mark now 4
4 held by Bill James. and one =
4 which establishes a new record 4
4 In the Northwestern league. is 4
4 a record seldom seen In organ 4
4 lxed baseball. and In view OF 4
4 the fact that James 10 still 90 4
4 Ing strong and there appears 4
4 10 be nothing ahead Of him In 4
4 the shape Of Waterloo. the 4
4 table which follows, and which 4
4 shows his record up 20 this 4
4 time. 10 Of interest 20 all fana 4
4 James started this winning 4
4 streak on June 30. when he 4
4 took both games Of double. 4
4 header from Portland. shutting 4
4 the Colts out In that instance. 4
4 The games won by James 4
4 during his reeord.makina APP 4
4 pcaranecs on the mound, the 4
4 number Of rurs and hits made 4
4 by the opposing teams follow; :
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

Cincinnati Of which other
IN membership list
President TAFT. Gov Harmon
and subjects OF this boast
couple weeks which 10
prize fighter Let's hope he doesn't get the habit
CAV this farewell
lifetime. and she almost good n
performer her line Arsha Ia In his
editor 4 Be strict Of
the pitchers who
would develop broken their fast
batiern troubled
dmmod eycalEhf Hcne The Stranger Asuoh desire
strict baseball etiquette but the
that lhy oarboc acid their might be
sdeEed technically
~ziopcd the Champs Monday and
TO couple Of mW this week he likes tho
vanconvsrkccp from that bay horses
head
isonaon sufficiently vivid 70 picture the Washington
the worlds championship title this
fanf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
ERRORS ARE CAUSE
OF COLTS DEFEAT

SPOKANE, Aug. 1.-THE Indians
drove another spike In the first
place position yesterday by defeat
ing the Portland Colts. to /. Port
land can charge her defeat TO ex.
pensive errors at critical points
and tho punching OF hits by the
Braves. Kraft held the visitors
down to four hits. Doty started TO
pitch for Portland. but was hit by a
batted ball In the third inning and
had to retire from the game.
Score BY innings;
Spokane .........0 Oeeasoo .-s
Portland ...........o 81 Q 0--i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
FIREMAN FLYNN
MAY DELIVER
LECTURE HERE

Oren =. Woody. Seattle repre-
sentative OF the Johnson.F Flynn
Fight Moving Pictures Co.. and a
warm personal friend OF Jim Flynn.
wired the fireman from Vancouver,
y. G.. yesterday making him nat
tering offer TO appear at the Ex-
hiblt theatre In Seattle on Friday
and Saturday and tell bis story OF
the fight.
While at Las Vegas Flynn ex-
plained to Woody that he would
like an opportunity TO explain a
few things 10 the public. among
them why he attempted TO grab
Referee Smith by the arms.
Woody received Information that
Flynn Is en- route TO San Francisco
by way Of St Paul and Seattle.
and hopes to get him to appear
here for the two days mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
TIGERS STUNG BY
BRACE OF HOMERS

VICTORIA. Aug. i5.--The Taco
ma Tigers had chance in yestcr-
days combat until Goodman and
Clomentson broke up the close con-
test by homer each. giving the
game 20 Victoria by a score OF 2 TO
2. Both Meikle and Wilson we're
in fine form and pitched good ball.
The latter was touched for eight
hits. while Meikle was hit eleven
times.
score by innings;
Victoria ........o oa0o -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
JOE PArcHeN LOSES.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. 1.-THE
unbeaten PAGER. Joe patchen II.
met his first defeat when knight
Onward. owned BY J. y. Grey, OF
Toronto. and driven BY Ma, RAY.
former steepiechase Jockey. finished
first In the Fort Erie stake. pnrse
S., 900. Tor 2.fz PAGERS. Joe Patchen
won the first heat easily. but lost
the next heat by breaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
NEWS AND
STATISTICS
Professional Sports Fostered
TENNIS TOURNEY
NARROWING TO
EXPERTS

The heavy rain OF last night ieft
the Madison street tennis courts In
such condition that play In the
annual Northwestern tourney was
impossible this morning. and the
wet courts may hamper the playing
off OF the semi-finals In the singles
and doubles this afternoon.
The race IL beginning 10 narrow
down now 10 the experts, and as II
narrows interest increases In pro.
portion. Yesterdays play was OF
a far higher type than that OF the
first two days. aud some really
clever work was Witnessed. with
the Californians coming out on top
in practically all OF their matches.
as usual.
Local players made good atrug'
glea 10 keep In the running. but
nr. Richardson was easily defeated
by Long. with the result that
Miura. the local Japanese entrant,
aud Sam Russell are the only So
attic men left In the running In
the mems singles fottreli beat
shannon Ia straight sets of 60, SO.
and all the way down the line the
local PLAYERS were easily elimin'
ated IN both singles and doubles.
May sutton appeared 10 advan'
tage yesterday afternoon when hhe
played with Miss A. Bowen, and
they beat Misses Gondolfo and All
mond GO. 81.
Other results In the ladies'
doubles were: Mira Judge and Miss
Campbell beat MtAa Coodfellow and
Mas Damner 50. ca. Mrs. North
rup and Miss Fox beat Mas ".
Battle and Miss Potter so. 81. Mrs
Langley and Miss waterhouae beat
Miss neil and Mrs. Stafford 81. 81,
Mia. Livingstone and Miss Baker
beat Mrs. Hills and Miss Common
81, 81. Mlsa lacking and MIS-
pragdon beat Miss Pratt aud Miss
NJ. Baltic 60. 81.
The real excitement OF the tonf'
ney will begin 70 unfold this aftcr'
noon and continue 10 Increase dur
Ing the remainder OF the week. AZ
the lesser ilghta have practically
All been eliminated and the Eamea
from now on viii be between the
experts. -
TopAyss SCHEDULE
u. m.--Johnston ~. =. G. Lee.
MIsn Fprdlna and Miss Miller Va
Miss Drcssior and Miss Tyler. Mrn
Iusre and Miss Campbell W.. Mrs
Nofthrtp and Miss Fox. Aiss
Watsrhouao VS.. Miss Conner Miss
Livingstone vs.. Miss FLORENCE sui
ton
an m-ro,treli Va Bacon. Hcis
bron and Kelleber Va. Evans and
lI,ebloud: Long VS. Young. Aisi
naxiey W.. Miss May Sutton. Tyler
and Kettenbcach vs.. Lave and ,
McCutcheon.
an m.--Johnston and Foiircli vs.
Lewis and Judd. Mlss bAgley and
Hart Va. Miss Fox and l.aiaurc
MinA Norfhrup vs. Mias schaefcri
Miss May sutton and Young Va
Miss WatsFhouss and Stougcri
Dawson W. Russell.
| 5p. NC. shannon and Haft W
Ia. shannon and Turner: Mas Flor
.nce sutton and Bacon va. Mis-
Campbell and Palmer. Miss Peter
and Hellbron W. Miss Schaefer ans
rottreli: Miss Tyler and Tyler W
Miss Forcing and II. Ice. Aiurs "
winner OF Johnston w. y. G. Ice.
! 5:ss p. m.--Russell and Richard
son VS. Small and Fucker: hacoE
ana Young Va. Alien and Miller
Miss Livingstone and Judd va. Mis-
Baker ard @. Shannon: Mrs. Drag
don and Lave W. Mrs. Turner ans
Turner: Mrs. Stafford and Stafford
w. Mrs. Judge and q. shannon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

Elmo G. Carter, 8 years old. 205
u avenue 40. Los Angeles, Cal,
Is heralded as the best boy shot
In the Golden state.
Recently on the Glendale range.
with 20 high power rifle. he made
the grand score of 3s. causing vet
Grams and the spectators much as
constituent. The youngster is
looked upon as a prodigy In this
line.