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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28

cation Wen installed on his place enc
and haf miles north ~ town. lie
81 putting down q }is foot pit which
IS being cemonied ana WIN drill with
we'll machine iu the hottum Of this
Irit 90 Secure the lower strata of water
and VIII install ~ 3 pump and
electric mulur.
a. a. Allen Of lAuden. Idaho. ~
prospecting in che valley
A ~ EorCimrdt, erecting engineer
of Harrison. S. D.. " la town in che
Interest ui the Wotthington Pump 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28

tu Rrl rider. and especially hor.cs.
tor th, event
Their" aIc "ut uu, Hr $50 urR, cote
%, outfits iytt uu Jb, '-,us and lhr,
take Hu pride 90. th,E u-ea foe. owning
thr bad hurs,-. t.ru oitttr rusup
bias descended foo h, lowell 500. DOLLAR.
AND cents Hud is 900 -p,.m I.,uu-
m,uiItIuu 49, 90 .Vuu,hur iu uD JalD
Geo ride th, high Ut.t-. only tn,
young auchmu enter these r.uWs
contests, and u i- Iu,,r. stinE tn say
the least. Go hear the comments oi the
uld-timvrs uu th, ability u' the Ndri-
uus contestant.
Th, field WAS borderrd with AUTOS
ana garbage pruDlpaNy with tu-
tu-. ipr Jon This land ui maguitirtui
distHu,c-, th, auto be- King. Tho field
was 90 baseball diamond aud out by
center N,ld we're grouped. perhaps
nltN men ou horseback. Many wore
the conventional leather chaps DO
which are Su romantic from the front
and hind
tn, first contest WAS goat rppiug.
MS gostt haNllg aeon tuaius.l stsr-i las
purpose Tor three 90 Tour weeks. b. ue
elusive us q creased pig and WuI.
cham urI the ruprrs missed th,.r
throw. yutr,E. Th, goat was turned
'uu-, With 90 start uI about twenty
,lrd. uu ih, Iuprr llu got away 'tsi
aud |u.t H- the roper mJdr O. cast tho
goat durk,h aud truttud peacefully
across th, field Goo his pen. while Tho
crowd laughed and the roper .n"rc.
Tn writ, about rupug HuJ ti,Ius 90
EuHI 500 ht D.u mot get up. 300 twenty
seconds. b. easy. hut Z could mot ,Ht'h
uu, iu uu hour Wruu One ui these
yJthyr.tu,yu Ivath,r-D'Hd riders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28
ANOTHER SCHOOL BOARD
TICKET IN THE RING

AZ meeting uf various and suudry
citizens held this afternoon bon thr
Office ot Attorney isaHn HHitl % Wtr
ugrred to pat another ucktt Boa Tho
ncid for mcmhors 81 thr c't" s'N "a
board as "a protest against tho meth
uds which 30 Ie alleged were ustu lu
iputiuu Names mentioned as ukalR
candidates are Mcssrs Bonnoil jose
SunzHr ~ =. pussmoro. a. . AialuN
Louis ilfeld. s. A. Sedilio Dr. tphr
". colbert TelIv Huct ana Dr Mar.
gurct Cartwright and Mus. =. j.
HtrumuuIst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28

pr0N,ment in the hvulth of anyone.
syrup pcpsiu is u0udrrtnl remedy
ANA I shall never be- without 10 again.
Thousands keep Tn DaiiWriH syrup
Pcpsln constantly boo iuc house, for
every member OF On, family .au use
20 from infancy tu ODD ur,. Tho users
OF syrup poualn have learned Go uVoid
ctthurtics Salts. mineral waters, pills
and other harsh remedies For the, "a"
lut tuWuofar guud ANA are shock
Geo puN delicate system
o. uu member ut your family Haf
over used syrup r,is'u Uud YOU would
DDS, 90 make o. uor.unal trial ut ID bee
,ur. huNiug If Zoo flr rpgulhr Ntt nt
81, Irurpist send your address postal
NIU dot Goo ni W. 90 caldwell 80
Washington ST.. Monticello. 49, ana %
'rr. sample huiil, vIii rc matted Nuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28

for this occasion. asked 10 slt on the
grey long enough - nave his picture
taken. lie got aboard safely and was
posing gracefully
"pm your arms 40 n viii look like
you're thumbing him." suggested the
photographer.
HIS intentions aud began To- pitch
frightfuily. The rider chung o. the
pitching clear across the diamond, the
grey finally deposited his burden on
the ioft field foul line This was meat
for the crowd and was the best fca-
turo OF the day.
Events Have Serious Side
But these exhibitions. now getting
SO scarce, are not all play aud laugh
ter occasionally there are falls and
then the crowd sits hushed and
hrcathloss while the cowboys gnther
about their fallen pal" Suddenly a
hurscman breaks from the crowd and
dashcs To the Erandstand.
lis there a doctor Ia the crOwd7 4
doctor! A doctor wantcdl Darn II,
some OF you como on quiokl" he
shouts, and several physicians so to-
ward the crowd on the field.
These things happened the other
/ dag. a rider, dashing about Ia a Hpir-
/ ID Of fun. allowed hts horse TO step
/ un the iHrlHt rope he was playing
/ with The hurFc fell. turning clear
! over in the air aud landing ON tbs
/ rider.
And while the doctors were exam
] lining the stricken rider the crowd
/ medltotcd aud C0hvcFsed on the cviii
OF such exhibitions and "philossiiied
| with itself
! n was ali part Of the game. A mar
Al b. L.. 49,
I less money. The crowd about the IN.
! urcd man opened and doctor walk
/ od to tho side Of the ficld TO nu du'
! go. 20 belonged tu the local uHdor
/ bh,t and auto dashed cut Ot tht
] quite. Hud Do gasp went up from
/ The crowd Tho Few moments tn,
! crowd hreuthyd sigh ut relief, toi
10 was th, ambulance and not IA,
/ lead wagon that took thc rider away
i Then the fuH vent uu. That night
/ thr injured boy died frum a broken
took tho bodN buck To- the little DR.,
! claim shuuty ou the Mv-cHlcru plain.
T iu west TpNas where 900 aged father
! and mother were trying Go ,k, out
AN existence ON she hot desert. hs
/ means ut "drl farming" Then min
/ utes before the hos iof Euswcu q
group cot the uld-timc cattle mCn
/ now gentlemen farmers, made up q
! purse ot two hundred dollars TOR IN,
/ family ana paid thr funeral expenses
/ The Old West T. Nlmo~t Gone.
N's the Did west Be- almost gone
| what romano, b. thrTr 100 uold oi
| alfalfa or AN apple orchard burdeufI
! with uui What du.h lud Eu b. ther,
! Geo Do Uttl. cement building yuutHiulug
/ % gu, engine and 90 pump, and with 90
/ tcn-iuch stream ui water squirting vice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28
Remarkable
Catarrh Cure
Gets Right into the Affected Parts
and Stops Gathering Ia Eyes,
Noes, Throat and Lungs.

ny long series ~ elahoratc expert
monts 90 iho SWIM Laboratory "a b deu-
uitev known that UataFrh can ha cured
by the simple process 90 inooulating the
llo0d with Antidotal remedies that stop
innummatory conditions throughout the
iugcoua Innings 90 ali the organs az ma
body This is duno with the famous
Swina sure Specific. or as II ~ widely
known. IS s. By u ig taken into the
hhad iuef us naturally az me most
nuurifluNN fuafl A arcads ~ infucnce
over oyery organ in tiia body cUinea
through an nc Yrina ard grienea. en-
uhcs all mufous surfaces W eArhange IN
nammatrry acids aud other Irritating
Substances fir artcriai elements that ~.
fpctuuls tlcunse tha system and thus put
an cud lu an catarrhal pollution. 3. q y.
olenna uui tie stomach ~ munnus ae.
cumuWtiuus. enables nnly pure blood max.
ing materials to enter the iutcsiincs com.
hiuef with these fpui elements % enloF
tho circulation ~ less than an hour.
You will fonn realize ua wonderful ln-
iinenCo by Tie absence % headache do
Cido0 clearinW 90 the air pahsnRes q
steadily Imp "ss unsal condition, ana
a SENSE 81 bodily rencf thal proves how
I completely Catafrh uiten lnieeia thc en-
sire system You viii Ana s. q. on
sale 40 sdl drug stures ai tl.ea Per poiue.
/ ~ b. remarkable REMEDY for any alA
l au hinrd affections such ~ cgHenia. rasl.
lupus. letter PSORIASIS. boile and ~ ncrof.
uluis c.Nditions For special advice pa
any hloud dlaenHr Nmlc IA conndcuee "
The Swim Specific en-. lt4 swift oadE
Atlanta, Ca 10 uoi DELAY - aet bottle
q =, 5, s as youg druSsetA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28

"Dld Aou punish your son fer
throwing hump OF coal az Willie
SIaivssF' asked One careful mother.
"a Ud." replied the busy father ~
don't care so much for The Smiers
Ooy bat I can't have anybody in this
family throwing coal uround liifr
that Washington STAR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28
IILdinr IA. NInrc I.Nclllng.

m, rdug Uts Ntllu more 'N.
citing Thcs brought uut a horse CALF
.,d -Nh,.k,t Pete" because of &c re-
rHt.u Iaudnrs- 'oI cred liVunr IL"
ua. u NiI, vIrN -wr,l bat h' nude
things hum when lh,, tried o." sHo"i
him Th, crowd yelled
"Au' save TO- saw a. You're afraid
tuh save be uN sun get ON
I'm the, could NOT saN' iL and h'
lin, .tun, ,h. rid,r muuutd r,t, N.u.
pretty VrU pitched out
Th,u yamc the "EJru~uortn Gr'N
. horse who's. reputation iu ma" south
west Hike that ur Steamboat bon wy
om.ug \ NriNhfrI faced Nuuug-'c'
with % red Jiuuucl zhut rode the st''
Co.. 30 elruu uuisn. When h' Ma
Through DO, rode h.m back near in'
rrlut.tlud and sat uu uls vl'
/ horse" quietly Watching Cine rest u
the show. Later "maip street COW
boz. adorned with "rhaus and spur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
DE TIN EN-
L a x a q e a PMS

The more we consider Jess VII.
lard AS white hope. the more We
think he ls-proyidcd you shell the
last part OF the word less"
Clark Griffith 10 advocating a
summer home FOR the Senators. bis.
gruntied Washington fans think an
old ladies home would DO more TO
the point
A friend Of Mike Lynch once said
that Mike holds bat the same way
his father used TO hold a shovel.
Whenever we look for a perma-
ncnt job. We DO not consider UNI
piring In the Northwestern league
With team like the indians, rain
must indeed be a pleasure for Spo.
kane.
Ban johnson. when he said that
he would help Frank Chance got
some ball players. proved that he
A1A eNFA tAF f8hNstH pay
In the two games. kllilIsy bi0ed
three balls out OF tho lot
Young Henry Peterson was given
chance 10 show tho fans y hat he
had In the first game. after Fuller
ton was yRnked When Pete took
up the burden tho bases were Jam.
med and there were no outs Then
--blnto' seven talnes were rung
up. After that disastrous inning.
tho fourth. Peterson pitched a fine
game.
Walsh pulled of a heart.breaker
In the morning battle when he MT.
cd the sphere over tho lefi.field
fence with three men on the bases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
RESIN0L CLEARS
BAD COMPlfXIONS
Quickly, Easily and al Little
Expense.

Pimples and blackheads disap.
pear. unsightly compilations become
clean, clear and velvety. and hair
health and beauty are promoted by
the regular use Of Reslnoi Soap and
an occasional application ~ Resinol
Ointment. These soothing. healing
preparations do their work easily.
quickly and at little cost. when
even the most expensive cosmetics
and complicated beauty treat.
ments" fail.
And the best OF II IN you need
never hesitate TO use Resinol Soap
and ResinOl Ointment. There In
nothing In them to iniure the ten.
derest surface. Resinol Is n DOCTORS
prescription which for eighteen
years has been used by careful ply
slcians for all kinds OF skin affec.
tons. They prescribe Reslnol
freely. confident that It's soothing.
healing action Is brought about by
medication so bland and gentle as
to be suited to the most delicate or
irritated skin. Resinol Soap and
Ointment are sold by practically
every druggist In the United States
Trial free; Dept. 3-P. Reslnol, Bal.
timore. Nd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE
CRANE IS BEATEN

CHICAGO. July Winning
first place In seven out Of ~
events. the Chicago Athletic asso-
citation carried away the honors In
the national junior A. A. u. track
and field meet held here Friday.
A. w. Kopler. captain Of the Mich
igan team. was the individual star.
winning II points. Lund estab-
Bshed n new javelln record by
throwing 14s feet inches Al
Crane, Of the Stadium high. Ia
coma, and holder Of the inter
scholastic high jump mark OF Q feet
az inches. lost In the high Jump.
Walker, New York A. c.. won. by
clearing the bar at feet liza
inches. Crane finished second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
LEACH CROSS, VICTOR IN
ANDERSON FIGHT, IS NOW
ON TRAIL OF CHAMPION

handlers carry him 10 his corner,
and watched anxiously the reyiving
process. which proved long and
difficult. Bud was carried 10 his
dressing room. whore II was almost
half an hour before he could be
dressed and taken 70 his automo-
bile
Seated In the car. be muinbled
constantly, demanding Of Manager
Donsld news OF how the nights
going"
Cross hurried az once 70 down
town hotel. where his wife and baby
daughter awaited him.
We'll. ma" the dentist shouted
across the lobby. Il brought back
tho bacon
That's not all you brought" Mrs.
Cross retorted. pointing to n
"ahaniy' rapidly developing over
Leach's left eye
Cross will not return 10 New
York until there ~ some result
from McCarey'h attempts 10 match
him with Richie for a Labor Day
battle here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

Life, as various bsrds have re-
marked from time TO time. 10 fun
ny proposition.
Here We are. We Seattle bugs.
looking complacently upon the
progress being made by Teaioy
Raymond and his fighting band,
aud never a doubt In our minds re-
garding the ultimate resting place
OF the 1918 Northwestern league
pennant. Here we are. We repeat,
with the flag all tucked away In
our Ice chest. when along comes
Vancouver. and tips US over for six
straight games. and relegatcs us to
second place.
Amt Il awful
The temporary loss Of Gipe and
Dell was moro than noticeable In
the two conflicts Friday. Three
fourths OF our badly shattered
hurting squad worked In the
games. and. all told. the Beavers
gathered In 20 runs and hammered
out q hits.
In their presen, condition. 4,
seems as though the Champs
haven't n chance TO work their way
up the ladder again for at least
two weeks. Vancouver has met
Seattle AZ Just the right time. Tho
Beaver twirlers are working better
than any other staff on the circuit
zybsxco says he would fsln
wrestle something Turkish ofve
him a towel. major.
One Cincinnati double play IN.
wolves a trio with names like the
bill OF fare At rathskeiier Berg.
hammer to Groh 10 HoblItxeli. and
you can get 10 either IN stems or
seidels
Baseball without ragnases would
be something like life without
debts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

Hy United rfnsr Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES. July 5.-"Too
much class" This ~ tho alangy,
but most pertinent explanation OF.
Tered for the clenn-cut victory OF
DR. Leach Cross Wallach OF New
York over Bud Anderson OF Med
ford. Or. and Vancouver. Wash. In
the 18th round ~ the Independence
Day battle al Vernon The general.
ly accepted verdict among fight
fans Is that Anderson. still regarded
ms conner. was sent too soon
against postmaster OF rlngcrnft
willing but unable 10 do the work
cut out for him.
Anderson fought one OF the
gamost uphill battles ever seen at
Vernon. but he WAS hopelesaly out
claHaed from the first gong
Cross showed bewilderlng speed
and a deadly punch. and proved n
general OF wonderful ability.
Anderfou's knockout was com
ploie He went TO the canvas from
n right 10 The jaw. after Cross had
carefully prepared his opening.
Cross helped the Mediord boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
PROVES
HE'S THERE WITH PUNCH;
GIVES GAME EXHIBITION

SAN FRANCISCO July bfrains punch sameness-bu prine
tho victory OF
tghtweg Champion Willie Rivers Is Angeles
Richie carries much matter under his hair for Rivers
packs" will him a
hard the
bested Wogast their four.
the 20round battle the Michigan Wild Cat
cheortuly Richie wait
he solved the pung attack OF
Mexican Thon against tho whore he had damned VOL
masked heavy
left o stomach. and Rivers down nine
Keep back back wne his friends shouted and idchic
stepped back while Timekeepe artng ed Off mine sccond
wohbly, gained his Rushng
the champion muscle instinct with NE and power drove
the Then the rh arhod the
challenger slowly
ware anoth her nash @ dreamland
he cold full eoh,
At nine his head
effort hls
oraney
the ring
beat Wnlie said Rivers after the fight No hard
feelings know that you're the champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
STAND BACK AND
Give THEM AIR

foaing both games 10 the Van.
oouVer Beavers Independence day
cost tho Seattle league leaders first
place In tie pcnnant race. By
dropping both games. Seattle falls
into second place. three points be-
hind the Canucka. Tho Champions
were defeated In the morning game.
II 60 !. and In the afternoon game.
8 10 9. Scores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
DALE KNOCKED OUT

After two rounds of vicious fight
ing. Ivan Miller. the local welter-
weight. scored knockout In his
battle with Tom Dale. the fireman.
at Droamland rink Independence
day. Miller put Dale on the floor
twice In the second round.
Billy Williams won two battles.
winning from Sammy Good when
the latter retired, suffering from an
liberated tooth. In the first round
and then o rning n decision over
"Sldewheel Thompson.
Billie Chapman and Billy Ross,
" Centralla put up four fast
rounds 10 a draw. AID Schaffli and
Herb Smith also boxed n draw
Billy Wright, OF Rockford. H.. put
Floyd Goodman out In tho second
round,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
-~@~a-a~=-H=s=-s--Ha-r=-a-
CHARLIE WHITE
LOSES; GETS IN BAD

NEW ORLEANS. July Char.
Ito white of Chicago. who lost n
decision In scheduled 20-round
bout yesterday with Jack Bri;ton
OF San Francisco and Chicago. is
barred today from further partici.
patton In New Orleans ring con.
tests. At the end OF the 18th round
the authorities ordered the referee
20 stop the bout. which he did.
awarding the decision TO Britton.
White stalled" Throughout, the en-.
tire bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
BUDS MOTHER
STANDS BY HIM

VANCOUVER. Wash, July g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson,
parents Of Bud Anderson. the light.
weight pugilist who was Knocked
out by Leach Cross NJ Vernon yes
torday In the 18th round. are today
OF the opinion that something was
slipped over on their boy" nj the
last minute.
I'm bet II they fight again Bud.
die will win In five or six rounds, 4"
said the mother today mo cham.
pion ever got to the top without
meeting some defeats. and Bud
win yet be champion. He will
never give up."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
BRANDT WINS ALL
EXCEPT ONE RACE

Harry Brandt Of Portland. was
tho sensation Of the day at the
races held by the Pacific Motor.
cycling Racing association at the
MadiAon Park hAlf.mile track Fri.
day afternoon. The Portland rid.
or. who appeared In Seattle compe.
titiou for the first time. came with.
IN one race Of cleanlng up every
event OF the day. taking three out
OF four races. In the one race
which he lost. Brandt led up until
tho eighth lap. whom Harry Cog.
burn flashed past him and obtained
n load which could not be over
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
OREGON KID CHAMP
COAST SPEEDBOAT

ASTORIA. July AFTER winning
two out Of three heats in the free
for.all 30-mIle race In tho Astoria re-
gatta. the speed boat Oregon Kid
is today champion racer OF the PA
cific coast. establishing its suprem.
acy over the Oregon Wolf Of Port
land. holder OF worlds record.
In the second heat the Oregon
Kid averaged 35.2 miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
STAR PINK EXTRAS
BEST IN THE TOWN;
DID YOU GET ONE?

Did you zee emf Thousands
did, and got their moneys
worth. WHAT Why. The Stars
Pink sporting extras Fourth Of
July afternoon.
There was one fan at the ball
game, for Instance. he bought
another alleged sporting extra.
and when he found an lneom.
plete account Of the Richie.
Rivers fight. and nothing es.
ecpt a headline 20 inform him OF
what happened In that final
round. he set up n cry for a Star.
He was loud about u. too. and
told Jus, wha, he though, Of that
other paper.
Az usual. The Star covered
everything right UP to the han.
die. The second Pink contained
accounts and scores o. both ball
games at Dugdaie's park. all the
major league scores. rlnpsido
accounts by rounds Of the Rlt.
ehle.RIsers and Anderson.Cron
lights. a story OF the Hagen
Martin fight AZ centralla, a com
plete account Of the afternoon
bouts at Dreamland. the Pacific
Coast and Northwestern league
scores, entries for the Butte
races. and an account Of the big
California automobile race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

summary Two-bnse hiin-Cad-
man. Peterson. ErhRrnsy. Home runs
isTipn. Kippsrt. Friuk Struck out
ny Peterson =. ~ McCrsery uaseH
on haiis--off Fullerton 8. or Peter
son g. off Clark I Pitchers sum
mary hits and runs OF Fuller.
ton IN Innings. 9 hits ard runs
orr Peterson in innings Is hits
and 9 runs OF McCreery In in
niugs. I hit and 1 run Oft Clark Ia
II Innings Credit victory 90 Me.
crccry. charge defeat 20 Fullerton
limo 81 game 81. Umpire
Tomnn n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
5c--Union Theatre-5c

Between Union and Pike. on Third
av.. opposite postofficc. Four reels
OF the latest ana beet pictures are
shown daily at this popular theatre.
DO not fail 70 see our shows They
ere aKceptInnaIlY rood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
FIGHT FOURTH DRAW
THEY'LL MEET AGAIN

PENDLETON, Or, July 1.-THE
spirit OF rivalry Is 40 intense
plans are being made today for a
return bout between Jockey Ben.
nett Of Portland and Billy Gaffney,
lightweights. who fought % fast
and furious rounds TO n draw here.
The contest was scheduled for 90
rounds. but as both fighters refused
to accept draw decision. Referee
Evans continued the Contest.
This was their fourth meeting.
each previous contest likewise end.
ing In n draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
NATIoNAI IEAGrE

New York 90. BROOKLYN as.
81 Louis f2-2, PittshurE "a.
Cincinnati "a. Chicago 0-6.
Philadelphia s-s. Boston I'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

.u. -, ebsaIn an Ausiphan- COT TO-
a., ,s., on payment 81 small rsn'.L
ans shIs rsnts IL applied on the pv,, hAs'
-. N ysu keep the Auftphore AdafH@s
srofZ rLEcTHofHoSs CO. 80 A.
80. Annsr. seattle
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Afternoon Game.


Summary. Two base h,tE-~Sha W
Wativ. Bennett. Walsh Home runs
EUiilay 2. Mctvor Scharnev
stolen bases-Niil. strait. Hester
Konnick. struck out BY Mcivor O.
by Hall G. Bases on hnils-Off Hail
2 Time uf game hours. Umpire
-Tumnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05
AMERICAN ITtgUF

Boston 1873. Philadelphia s-s.
Washington 5-2. New York 0-s.
Cleveland 80. Detroi. 20.
81. Louis s-i. Chicago L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-05

Los Angeles -. San Francisco
g
Oakland 81. Venice as
Sacramento TT. Portland 50
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BEI BRAs AND DEAx RG PVT RyER$ AMAY
Pitcher Elected Mayor Of Treadwell
After He Downs Juneau in Hot Game

Idaho July 6To be elected by the citizens Of
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Walsh pulled of a heart.breaser
In the morning battle when he Mt.
cd the sphere over tho isf,.neld
fence with three men on the bases