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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-08
DE SANTURCE

Pues, estamos de enhorabuena los ha-
bitantes de este pOblado
Nllestro Alcalde senior Roberto H
Todd. atendiendo las stplicas de la
prensa. sc ha propuesto dejarmos satisfe-
chOs Idle una vez EN- cuantO la pavlmen-
taci6n de las calles> Dios quiera que
no Sc arrepienta! Teniamos puesta toda
la confanza en- el porque sahlamos que
nuestras esperanzas no ser1am frustradas
Como dije en- notas anteriores, a pc
sar de estarse empedrando y ensanchan-
do la calle de Cerra, en la parada quin-
ce, ta1nbien en- Ia parada diez y ocho y
media Sc esta llevando "a efecto Ell a1're-
glo de la calle Villamil. Era va tempo
de que Sc corrigiera el estado lamentable
de la expresada calle pues afeaba s0be-
ranamente ell ornate ptlblco, por estar
en- el centro del poblado; tener tan
buenos edifcios y casas particulares, co
mo 10 son el "Telephone Building y
''' 90 '''''', w. w ,f .,:I o's - 49,
/. pieSe'i'"'io'' 4''' 80 '''o>''l :,
va p''e so o''"n oiu = l''"N'' A''N'
lies buenO sera que lie uamemOs la
o'ei'oioii al '0i'oh 4Ai''i''V l'''A :" 'i''' 0'''
| do te1minen los trabaios de las eNpresa-
| k1as calles, sc sirva mandar a ACABAR'
| ell alreglo de la calle de Dtlffaut Ell la
! norada diez y n,,ave frp,,to Al .C.o}epio de
N;5os ,,,,oS raS,,,ta o,e asa calIe Ia han
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-08
.nuNDo SOCIAL

Ponce. la ciudad de las grandes pa
stones. ACADIA de etegir su relna, su
Reina de carnaval. Una relna bella,
nna bella reina de aquellas latltudes,
que tiene algo de griego en- su peril de
india: Esther Rivera. Ponce Sc
spasiona de las cosas beilas, olvida su
caracter audaz de .repubEcano y sc
vuelve monarquico, por la gracla y por
la obrs, del imperio de la belleza de Els
ther Rivera. Y pasara. ebrio de gozo,
baio los ARGOS aztlles de la gracia de su
Reina, como nn salmiso vasallo ofren-
darie l., corona de Su inmensa simpatia.
Fascinadora, dulce y amable, S. NJ
Esther /. hara, llenos de delicias, unos
dias monarqticos en- Ponce, entire llu-
Was de confetti de cintas y ell orc
de la l1lz de sls ojos ardorosos y gacho-
nes
Hoy ha llegado San Juan el Spea
ker de IA Camara de Delegates, Lcdo
don Jose de Diego y su disting,lida ia,
n1ilia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-08
LUIGI.
Por la Association
de Periodistas
La REUNION CELEBRADA AVER

En las oficinas de nuestro distingrlido
amigo don Rafael Colorado celebr6 aver
tarde sl prinera session la comisi6n com
puesta de los senores Romualdo Real
Rodrigo Cervantes, Pedro c.. Timothe,
Juan B. Amanda, Pedro r. de Diego V
nuestro compailero de redacci0n Jose
Coll Vidal, la cual Sc le encomend6 ell
trabajo de radactar las bases de la Aso-
ciaci6n de Periodistas.
Sc esbozaron ideas generates acerca de
10 que La Association debe ser, los fines
que debe perseguir y la necesIdad de
que sc desarrolle Y adquiera la mayor
f1rerza possible.
Ell q1rdblenla del periodislno fue trata-
do bajo todos srrs m1ltiples aspectos Y st
record6 10 que las Asociaciones de Pc.
riodistas son y significan en- otros paise
donde, por aredio die elias, Sc lha hechc
que los periodistas sean tratados res
petados como sc merecen
Para abreviar ell trabajo, Y para qrl-
Sc concluya este c1lanto antes Sc pueda
la redacci6n Gle las bases fue repartid,
entire todos los miembros die Ia comisi6n
q1lienes ham de tener1as eonclu1das e
unartes pr6ximo. Ese dla se celelbrara L
+, proxima reunion, y en- ella seran disc1l
| tidas las mencionadas bases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-08
DR.. MoIina-de St Remy
Ocr,lista y Otto -Rhino-L -Laryncolo.

Trasiadara su oficina de la PLAZA
PRINCIPAL (San Francisco, 26) al
adificio nuevo del BANCO ROYAl
DE CANADA. TETUAN II, esQuina
de San Justo. Donde sc ofrece de nue.
vo a 81 clientela particular y al p1bllco
en- general. para dichas especialida-
des
De las dos hasta las cinco de la tar
de.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-08
Information politica

La sociedad "Artileria republicana' !,
de Mayaguez, ha adoptado una resolu-
ci6n en- la cual Sc eNpresa el aprecio, Ia
gran consideration que aquella tiene a
los senores AIateo Fajardo y Jose A.
Nonsadcz. En- la mencionada resolu-
ci6n. copia de la cnai ma sido envlada "a
los interesados, Sc suplica al seflor FaJar-
do cue abandone gu prop6sito de retlrar
Sc del pactido rapnblicano, y al senol
Nleusn.'? e. que Sc abstenga de reahzal
ninean acto politico en- el sentido del rea
lizado por e senor Fajardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-08

El Comit6 Republican, de Guayama
ha mubEeado la Ultima resoluclon por q
anrobada. En- ella Sc protesta de que el
Conita Territurial recomiemde al senior
Sanchez Morales para I'M tercer terlilino
40 Conseiero del Executive. Plde que
roo,a nse cargo sea recolnendado uh
leader republican, que reslda tuera oe
esta eapital, que Sc requiera del patrlo-
+;sn,o da] sefor Sanchez Morales que Sc
.bstenea de admitir la nomlnaclon para
nm nnnvo termino. no purque lie talte de-
ooro nara asumir esa represenacloh,-
hice.-si no por que, siendo uno oe los
D;roo+o,.as de la colectividhd republlca-
ma. debe ser de los primeros en- oar ocd-
sion de que esta demuestre que cuen'a
con otros hombres, capaces de llelar
c,1mnlidamente los delicados deoeres ue
ese cargo.
Tho de dos apartados de la resohcloA
ono extractamos es el slgulente:
Que 81 alg1na Influenza eAtran"
nsando V abusando del mando que un
raoimen antiamericano pusiera Ell sus
manos, pretendiere imponer su Voiun
tad oueriendo que salga noninado para
osp cargo determinada persona del Far
+;do q, Comite Territorial dentro de Il
d;cnidad decoro de que Sc encuentrs
revestido, rechace con energia tai lmpo
sici6n. adn cuando este fuere causa o'
cue In vacante que corresponds nenar q
Partido Republican, Sc llene con elemen
tos adheridos al coloniaje imperante'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-08

Sc ALQUILA
Una habitacion para persona sola
matrinonio sin hijos, con sin comida.
Informaran Tetuan, 2, bajos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-08
l. An gADAs DEL 3 AMDS
POR FELIPE TRIGO
LIBERIA DEL "BOLETIN.

entretienen en- jugar chapas y dinero.
Tenga cuidado la polic1a porque dice
un refran ''por algo Sc empieza 81,
estos ninos cuando mayores quieren ha-
Ger 10 mislno, entonces sera tarde para
corregirlos.
Bien sabe esta que el hecho antedicho
es penable por las leyes de Puerto Rico.
Y no Sc confo1nan solamente con este
los chiquillos, sino que dicen cada pala-
bra tan srlcia que no puede pasar nlngu-
Ma nina nj sonora por donde ellos Sc ha
liam sin que tenga que protestar Gle la
mala educaci6n que estan recibiendo es-
tos rapazuelos.
r. Figueroa.
Corresponsal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-07
FJREPROOF STORAGE

w YOr ARE A PARTICULAR PERsOS
Won want your household goods sto,s.
only i'm the best piace-a clean p,as9
clean from dirt and vermini SAFE p'sJI~ ~.
In every respect our WarenouSe ,o ,ro,,rd -y
and we will quickly show you WY Wny- rc
EEDMAN FIREPROOF ST0RRA,GiEI, ,ilI, -
Phone boo $3.50
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CARPENTERS AND JOBBERs


FOR FIRST CLASS CARPENTER
work. call j. a. Evington. l49 II. md
South. UyIand 32i5-R. 1875
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A HOME FOR GIRL IL YEARS OLD
to work for her board and go 10 school
Address W-47, Tribune. plO0s
MILLINERY GIRLS WITH SOME EX-
perience for our workroom. Apply Mr.
Mccain. Walkers e1090
EXPERIENCED FILTER FOR MAIN
floor suit department. Apply SIR Nc
Cam, Walkers. CI0g1
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

Ia BLUE STEEL PERFECT DIAMOND,
Sl9J; 2liewe Hamilton watch $50;
sos cameo brooch. $3.50: SIS solid gold
watch chain. $40. ClInc's Jewclry e Loan
Co. IL East Broadway Est. % years.
1866
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GARBAGE CANS

GARBAGE CANS FURNISHED FREE
with our service. s. l.. Scayenger &
Sanitary Garbage Co, % East fth South
Wasatc tcr 170. c3627
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SEWING MACHINES
WAFFLE KITCHEN

THE WAFFLE KITCHEN AT GO WEST
Broadway is the only place In town
where you can get hot tasty waffles
served with maple syrup and the best OF
coffee for 15C. f2606
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIST
and aurlst: spectacles accurately fitted;
difficult cases solicited. g3963
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DENTISTS

THE BEST REINFORCED 22-K. COLI
crown, So. bridge work. s. per, tootn|
filings, 81: all work guaranteed ~ 11|
DIR HODGES. DENTIST, SUITE PHI
Brooks Arcade bldg, Best and cheap' chaap
est, Wasatch 3o56. eSu,'
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& LEATHER GOODS

TRUNKS, SUTTCASES AND BAGS
made and repaired. Salt Lake Trunk
IA ctory. l3s East Broadway. Phone Wa
satch 1926 f3TS9
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WANTED
V''anted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AIF,-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT 3 a, u
AND P. N. DAILY, TROY LAONDHh'
22I SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOM, s5 A WEEK
Rooms sl.50 up. Rear ia T. Second
South. b1939
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Housekeeping Rooms

2 NICELY FURN. II. L. ROOMS:
kitchenette. light. gas and bath. 217 w.
4th So e3525
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Wanted-Situation (Female)

WHEN IN NEED OF A COMPETENT
stenogrn npher, phone your requirements
to the REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
COMPANY'S FRED EMPLOYMENT DE-
with experienced or inexperienced stem
ographers Wasatch a. f2615
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished


WHY NOT OWN YOUR OWN IOMEp
You can buy II modern S-room brick,
close To new capitol building: nice lawn,
chicken run, house all modern except
heat. large lot. Price only $1,000; 5000
cash, SIS per month. win consider trade
on vacant city property as part pay
mcnt
n. NJ LONG CO.. 500 Kearns Bldg.
rEH
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KEsLER, 2s4 NO. STATE, WILL BE
finished Sept. 10, Fire and sound
proof; rooms. si5 and $50. Make reser-
yationS now, Was l5SG-R. c4071
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


w. WILLIAMS 6: SON. 166 y STREET.
Wasatch 15i5-W. Upholstcrinc. chairs
'ecaned, o3i2
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CLEANING AND PRESSING


LADIES' AND GENTS ALTERATIONS:
high class hand pressing; work guar
anteed 3 W. 2nd South Was. 2077.
f2S1+x
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TIE COLONIAL
Elegantly furnished TWO and three
room apartments. with reduced rates from
$40 and up; single rooms. with or without
bath, $40 and up. Phone Elk AZ f2O5G
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN TO
women. s76 month. September examln-
ations In Salt Lake City. Write for spec
fn1en questions Franklin Institute Dept
7S3-F, Rochester. N, Y, oSSEo
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FOUR ROOMS IN OAKS, 4TH EAST
and 3rd South; steam. janitor service:
cheapest I'm town, $50 to $3.50.
LITTLE & LITTLE. No. l w. 2nd So,
s2a51
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THE ANNEX
Nicely furnished apartments. close In,
at loo E. So. Temple. Was, 2352-J.
o2333
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
ment First Conversational church. we
get you position free OF charge. Te1e, ss5ea
phone 5S22. rs'S
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CaGs PETERSON, 20 RIcH5AiRaPsp cH5ida pbons b@ns
brass, Clipped glass ana pain'0'' nj
WasatCh 1908.
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Eypert Dentistry

OR ! B. KBYSOR. 24O MAIN STREE
Wasatch 662S. Good set teeth. 30.
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
keeping. Call at 654 3rd ave. g66s
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7-ROOM MODERN BRICK; GAS
range. $50 South State. $500. 1881

FOR RENT. ROoMY 5-ROoM MOD
ern cottage on north bench, partly fur
nshed. gas and stove ranges, furnace;
beautiful location; ten minutes ride from
business district Was, 4349-J. 1887
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OPTICIANS

----0-~----~~~-~~~-~~>N~>
WE'LL DUPLICATE AND LENS IN co
minutes. Columbian Optical Co.. 337
Main st. dtuIO
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PLJJMES REPAIRED

IN PTJTMES MADE NEW ~
cleaned. curlcd. los $. md SaS'' $1,000
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Helm

GIRL FOR COOKING AND GENERAL
housework in small family; no wash
ing or ironing III T. street. Wasatch
1867. go13
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wANTED-HOUsEK FOR Wild
over and four children, on farm Take
Holiday car. Frank Fratcs, 18th South.
gl025
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HoUSEKEEPER BY wIDowER WITH
children out OF town; good nome
give full particulars when writing s{opo
dress $40, Tribune. ll'oo
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DUCK SHOOTING


ENGAGE YOUR RIGS NOW FARMERS
Exchange i6s State. Was. 475S,
g10iS
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WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
any part OF the United States Gu,
rates. Kmball Van & Storage CO. 10
South Main. MEGA
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PART OF WELL FURNISHED HOUSE
for one or two adults who would ap-
preciate homelike place. Modern, Ref
erences Address W-15, Tribune. g550
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FOR RENT
Furnished Apartments
B&ANSFORD APARTMENTS

THE COVEY
New. elegantly furnished housekeeping
sp7rrmcnts elevator service; freproor
building; price reasonable East South
Temple; finest location In city. Phone
Wasntch 56Il, dies
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NICELY FURNISHED MOD. APART
mont. private bath, gas, linen and light,
steam heated. Luxor Hotel. 1853
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2 AND MOD. HOUSEKEEPING RMS,
close In, cheap, 519 So 5th East. g720
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CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING co, BEST
work. prompt delivery. 265 South State.
Was 3236, Hyland 1899 s2355
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING


j. NJ. LUCE PLUMBER, WORK
promptly attended 10 92i Penn ave.
Hyland 1861. b4440
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

VERY NICELY FURN. ROOM, MOD
ern convenieuces. references required
535 So, w. T d2S47
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANING co Spec
ial prices fail and winter work, Was.
1854. d3i79
UTAH PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co. EX. 100.
Res. Was. 2o40-W riA2
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coal, AND KINDLING

u p DEAL, COAL. BLock, WH1n pSons
and kindling, 165 East 4th SouF"' hsi
Nasatch 123S.
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Unfurnished Apartments

KUSTER APIS, FOUR ROOMS AND
bath; front and rear porches, steam
heat. gas range. laundry $3.50, See
tanItor, 321 East 9Th SO. Was. 1916
w $3.50
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YOUNG LADY TO WORK IN OFFICE;
must be neat appearing. courteous and
ladylike: some stenographic knowledge
necessary. but experience not essential IL
applicant Is anxious TO please. Position
VIII cover period OF at least three months
with future opportunities for right kind
OF girl. Salary moderate but sure. An
swer by letter from which appointment
for interview will be made Address
wa, Jrioune g1011
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CHORUS GIRLS; EXPERIENCE UN-
necessary. Apply TO manager, 222 South
West Temple street. 1888
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FEMALE MODEL. UNDER 80 YEARS.
to pose for state capitol figures. Ad-
dress W-Ao, Tribune g102t
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IAWNMOWERs sHARPENED

And REPAIRED; BIcYCYE r kERadkS' warks
ing; also key fitting 8 L. A''" h4i9l
Wns. 405f.
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For Sale-Motorcycles

S-U p. TWIN NEW; COST $500; VIII
sell for 5000. 12S e. End So. f4a3l
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

The fates and the fights have de cided it. For the second time in three years the Tempe Normal school has won the Valley league champion ship and The Republican trophy cup
 After much Contending with rain quarantine, and each other, the six teams of the Valley Interscholastlc Baseball league have finished the longest and most hotly contested q a mond series run off since The Re publican began to boost the game; that is to say, since the boys began to play the game.
 The Republican three time cham pion cup" was first staked on the series three years ago. with the un- derstanding that it would become the permanent property of the first team to win it three times.
 With only four teams in the league in 1911 the Indians captured the championship and the trophy. Last year five teams entered the ring and at the seasons end the Pedagogues of Tempe Normal stood first.
 During the season that has just closed the Normal took the lead in March and held it even unto the end. The Indian team did not come up to the high mark set by their ancestors of 1912. and after the de- feat of the Braves by the Phoenix fans began to say that the Normal would have a clean sweep
 The Braves and the Pedagogues
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

met for the first time in Tempe. The battle of giants ragged for twelve innings and the Pedagogues finally got away with the prize. The sec ; ond scrap between these teams re- suited in a victory for the Indians but before the end of the season the Braves have had to swallow in many mOOns-three defeats in one season.
 The Phoenix High School Coyotes dropped out the series when they were just coming in sight of third place. The Coyote team was the best the school has turned out in years. The Saints of Mesa share with the Coyotes and the Pedagogues the hon. or of cleaning the Indians. They ran a good race and won more games than they lost The Tempests of Tempe finished second in the contest for the state high school champion ship at Tucson but most of the val ley teams were too much for them. The Glendale Sugar Kings made good showing for their first year in the league
 But the Normal cleaned them all If the husky Pedagogues give another performance like the one just finished next year the big gold and silver trophy will be theirs for keeps
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
New Sensational Fence Buster.

SACRAMENTO, May 24.-Picking out the first ball pitched in the last of the ninth. Jimmy Lewis slammed out a home run over the right field fence, breaking up a tie score in pitching argument between Arellanes and Fan ming and leaving the Sacramento Wolves winners over San Francisco 7 to l. Each pitcher allowed only four hits but with the exception of two home runs scored off him Tanning had the better of the argument. aH He issued no walks and only six Wolves got on the path. Arellanes walked five but sen sational fielding behind him staved off the scores. The Seals only run came in the fifth on walk, a single. sac rifice and a sacrifice fly. Reitmeyer, Sacramento's third string catcher who did not have a safe hit to his credit until today. singled in the third but died at first when his mates could not solve Tanning. In the eighth with three balls and two strikes on him Reitmeyer
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

the endurance he had inherited from his aborigina parent made him splendid specimen of a fighting man, and he had just enough Irish in him to make him fearless. He soon be- came a circus rider and a moving picture empIoye for a short time. All this time he was learning the boxing game which was later to bring him into the nations eye for a short space of time.
 Who Pelkey Is
 Arthur Pelkey is one of new crop of heavyweights which sprang up after the defeat of Jeffries by John son. He halls from Chicopee Falls, Mass, and is a powerful six footer who fights at about 200 pounds. While never a clever boxer he has always been noted as terrific slug ger with knockout blow either left or right handed.
 Tommy Burns, a former heavy weight champion, announced heavy weight elimination tournament would be staged at his club in Calgary and as the opening attraction billed a bout between Pelkey and himself. The con-
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
round victory over Frank Moran

ten round victory over Frank Moran at New York, April 30.
 His life has been filled with ring triumphs in his very short but me teroic career as contender with the big black for the heavyweight cham pionship of the world. McCarty was only twenty-one years old at the time of his death.
 An almost undisputed champion be- fore he became of legal age, McCarty bade fair to be one of the brightest lights in the pugilistic sky. His easy disposal of Jim Flynn and then Al Palzer last fall and winter marked him as the logical successor of Jack Johnson, when the irregular life of that giant unfitted him for the posi- tion of holder of the worlds heavy belt. There seemed no one of quite his caliber in the entire field, although newspaper talk made a number of called likely rivals
 He was not long for his Nebraska home, but drifted into the COW camps, where at a very tender age he be- 'came a puncher The open air life and hard work on the range added to
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test was declared a draw at the end of 10 rounds and Burns immediately matched Pelkey with McCarty the winner to meet Gunboat Smith who secured a decision over Jess Willard at San Francisco Tuesday this week.
 Ring Fatalities
 The death of MdCarty adds another fatality to the long list of fighters killed in the prize ring battles.
 Bob FitzsimmOns knocked out Con Rearden in an exhibition bout at Syracuse, N Y, some years ago and Rearden never recovered conscious ness. Owen Moran, the English light weight, killed ThOs Mccarthy with blow in a bout in San Francisco in 1910. Other deaths at San Francisco included Harry Penney, who died after a clash with Frankie Neil in 1906; Jimmy F'raney. who died from the result of the blows of Jimmy O'Connen in 1900, and Ginger Will Hams, a victim of "Knl" Kenneth's punch, ten years later Max Lendy collapsed and died after bout with Joe O'Brien at Brocton, Mass, in 1910