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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23
Luohan al,ora en la oeryseerfa.

Brownsville. Tex. Abrii 20..-
Aver On la maiana ell General pa
bio apn2alea Comandanfe dc las
fueraas Observation-Disclosures, pri1s
eipi6 su ataque sobre Monterrey.
hnoehe los Conatitueionaligsas
eapturaron Ia Asndici6n. dos mi.
las dc I'll centre de liz ciidad
Ksta nanana prinaipi6 un alta.
one snbre la Gerveceria. la oaaI
lla sido gnefsen1ente ifortifieafia
aor los federaIea
Oral Uouzhleg oomunis,6 ano-
che al cmartal General en- Mafa
Inoros, one hnbfa aaptmraao III
ftgstaei6n deI Eerroearrii Naeios.
aal Rfexicano, el Hotel dol. 1olfo
" ~ Fataci6n Union. inflingisndo
9randea perdidas Il los fedora
aea.
Tor oSras fslentes de ilsgorna.
sf6n Sc ia salsido onu mas tarde
ii GroI aonzateg eondnjo 4 aus
lon1bsssa hagta el ebntrO de ia Gin.
dad perg one el resiiltado no 90
cabin. nj los p6rtIlda8 habi1as
~ ban dad0 4 e0nooaF. T.a Ger
v8opra1 CuAubtam0e, Ii ouaI ha.
hia sido soriifieada por loa fesls..
Tatss, So ha dteIo halaer sal0 to.
sfsatlR csta naiiana.
Los Observation-Disclosures seQ0n
aeis notieiae. linn saGuido III mis-.
res slit0cai6f1 on ct praaonts atas
1ne une Ia one siAniaron ~ su
aFAteritr, ugia terrible Iueha s. ~
sSera 6a b panltan0iarla. deude
Jos Fedsrales ealAn asrinehsra.
~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23
Il Flosla Dc Cagnaval
en- Saa AaioaiO.

Una vez mas SO celebra OH San
AHtoni0 la Batalla de Las Flores.
Desda el sabado Dor la mafiana
una gran aflueneia tIa yisitantes
ha estaao ilegando do tlifere1ites
partes, Los trenes vieneu Ilenos
do pa pasaieros, habiendo ALOHA
aiesatos para todOs eI1 Ia eindad,
|pues eientos do easas paetIcula. !.
res han estado nropor0ionando
h0spedais.
Los gesteios dc Ia fiesta nan
aido arre0Iadoa p0e Ia aaociaei6n
dc Ia Batalla dc 1as Flores, haio
la direction de la Sra Mabel
Musssy Bates u srita. Mollte fsa-
tes, n prometes, Ser mas suntuosas
gue les t,regentadas en- aiios ante
rf0reg.
El Lnnes nor tn nocte & las
7;:i5 lego de Mexico ei Isey de
ID Ficsta.
M NaIftas Dor tn inafsana. ca
ai on cada emadra, en- Ia aeeci61,
Ias negooios de la ciaidad, toeaI,a
tina banda de na0aica.
Esta noche 80 verifiearA til CO.
rofaaei0n de sn maiestad til reina,
On cI 'Teatr0 Majestic. FL pII,li
90 on general tsndrH oportuflidad
dc siresenaiar esta harmoaa e6pe-
fnonia, nueH han aido ooloeaaog
1900 as1entoal los eua1es gcr6n
yendidoa en Ell sriismo taatro.
Ia baEalla de fas flores aorh ia
l,rlncinai festividad ol Yiornea. Lf
ralIla Y sli oorto y ri rsy II sri
Nf'q0it0 DaFtioIparan en si espea-
thcufo.
Las earr0aaa deatinadaa para ail
iaao heu side arregIhaaa cor ma.
che eiagannia Y tionen un aaBec.
a0 gufaku0a0.
Nsta pArada nrineiDIara il Ia@
asd0. n tpdo 8sta arsegladn naaa
que % y8rigiVup con 81 mayor -.
ten y IIleia5s.
- NAbasl0 - Il tIIElmn dir az
Stasfas. = aaIa HaasInedn & Ioa
gl1iaros TEahrk lsna gran nara4
~ fa aat0n6yfIes sIeeofasIta V
oarrOa alegbricos. uOr III taFfI0
ssua Fiesta en- el UIub TFavle =
kl0r Ila f,oa60 ng1Fa feTIainar E64
fsata i0ss IoS vEH5sroa, aus aV.1.9a
81 IsIaAlsl0 - 1eslaTeI ssn1rkn
llTla Soolle Is RxEfagau anofa q
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23
Los Folsrales tres vscss reohaaa'

Los Eedsrales tres vsces rechaza
dos. ~ .s
Brownsville, Texas, AbFil III.
Tres yietorias constructions.
listas en- la eaInpala contra Nor
terrey. fneron hoy anunciadas on
ai cuartel general dc los Cons
titucionalistas en- Matamoros.
En Cadereyta, treinta v cinco
Haallns al s.. u. de Monterrey, el
Gral. Teodoro Eli1ondo connuni.
90 que sus troDaa habian derr0,
tado una fueFza Federal lie dos
rail hombfes, La cual tuvo cieD
Iauertos v 400 entire heridos i
dispersos. Los COnstitucionalis-
tas perdinron cinc0 ofieiales y
treinta soldados.
El Gral. Eliaondo rnandaba una
fuerza eolnbinada for1nada de los
regimientos siguientes: del Co
.r0neI Vicente Segura, Coronel
Pablo dc La Garza v Coronel No,
voa. fernando un total dc 1000
ilombres.
General Mufi0z, comandante dc
Las fuarzas federaleg, abandonf
ei pueblo despu6s de cinco horas
de fhaeha.
Gral. Pablo Gonzalez dnion
esta dirigiendo la campaRa con.
fra La Gapital de Nuevo Leon, co.
itlatiDio6 que los feaerales han ST.
do reehagados on dos enenentros
ratifandoae & Monterrey donde
80 crse haran istt Ultima neaiatall-
sIa on u Norte do Mexico, p,lss
aN 81 easan eonnsntrando algsa-
nas aer ts0s De iIgs asieslasa.
tvs ss iIIea eIi
0nsla M sg
erDn ii psiglile del serrOca
prill eosa obieto dc cortar Ia CO.
Isaurlieaci6n entire Monterrey j
NJ. Laredo.
El Gral Gonsalaz 1iio one ila.
bia continnado b SaliuSs, % mi.
lIas al Norte de Monterrey, ocu.
paf1do el pueblo despn6s ae ID
retirada de Ia gnarniGi6n fetie.
raj.
Ringunos datalies sa han dado
Y SO presume que ce hizo poea ii
sisteneia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23
Il fPttee fPttee Wilson en- 81 nensaG cupaa era no a6xco

Vera Cruz, Mexico, Abpl, 2L. !.
Vera-Crnz esta siendo atacada
nor fuerzas ole los Iistados Uni.
ii0s. SO Ina repprtado haber ha4
sblflo baias de consideration Eor
ambos lados.
/ M ererlte del agtla, Ia Adnalaa.
IY algnnos importantes lugares
han sido ocupa5os.
El Comandants mexicano aa.
neral Gustavo Maas, ha opmeato
una faerte resiBteneia al sayanee
t;do los aTrericanos Y por nuchas
Itoras Sc ha, peleado en- Las GALES
El Cntraalmiraiite Fletcher
Ipidi6 la rendici6n de La plaza, an
ties de atacar, hacienda la de
I!naGda p0r conducto del Consul
Ilamericano w. w. Canada.
General Maas embellishments
Ise neg6 4 acceder d la demanda
POGO despues los marinos desem,
lbareahan en- Ell puerto. ..
M Gral. Maas concentro sus
fllerzas en- la Plaza de ar1nas 4
Itlas 1880, La lucha era general.
4 La j, los caiiones del Praire
lentraron EN- aeci6n, !
Washington, -. c., Abril 81.
Los marinos amerieanos torna.
ron hoy Ia aduana y una parte
Ide Vera Cruz, habiendo tenide
Iclatro iauertos y 2f heridos.
Las phrdidas de la gaafnici6n
I.mexicana no han sido ofieialmen
tie eonoeidas.
d Este era el primer paso en- Q!
ITorograEna de cenresaiias por loF
2stados unidos contra ell gobiei
slSs ssksaes.sa al arresfo flt
sgiHos nfa I0gnpfco ,skr ~
EBfisas, contra los tiereefl0s y tiig
nidad de los Hsstalos unidos.
LA hlolia no ha eeaado, e. Con.
braalmirante FLETCHER notigto6 al
C0mandante Federal qne usaria
los igrandes cgiiones dc la flota
arnericana si sts houbres no sls.
paasdfan 81 fnego.
L{ea f1erzas ataericanaa han
rooibido 6relsnea de hacert fnent
solanaonte para defenderse
Los EstasI0s unidog no inten
tan tofnar nasUs ofansivos nor 81
gsaeseIss se.
RItlan ptlfss retirHr sus tropas
la deeIarapi6n ia una apolagla
AS como III salildo v IA garantfa
ia1e los deregllos II Ia digniaad
LIde los Estados Unidos sean res
Ilpetados
Ni G0ntraaiinirante Fletches
eomunic6 al Departamento dt
Marina, do Voracrnz i las 40 Il
M due Ii l4leha eontinnaha. Ma
AaeItta sainagisia nensi6n eesp8ote
de las p6rIiaas fabisIas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23
4 AasstIOs snsCrlres.

Sapiieamos Il nuestros anrsoia.
bles sttseelptpres que pog la9fs
tempo 1ayoreaen Ia aares,a aiassa
Pre- FegslIaH y aolstaasse laa ss1t1aa.
9ro Iaeriodleo, Que pnr eiraunssars-
elas ifnpreyiatas nOs veUsos On IM
aeaesidad de apeIar q Ia pSsla~
roaidad de aaisIlOS Qus an 1.ssa
atieessflasl alguaas eusnEna. 4 ~.
esa reo0F0arIea que nsaeaitamesa a.
sse eotltlIageiate de dinsro 81 lsa
aataitales iTsOIsaensos para aeUssif In
nilaando oora Ii fnisna preeisI6n
de ti0Gnpo rlneatra uubIioaai.sn
ia ouai no tie9sc otea x1ante ds
reptrsoa ctirt 4la assasleF i sra
SaatUs gus 1oa qssa is sgrsas as.a
a1ISaet1ItEorea IlaeIaneaa nkss.se Z.
1u1 al1o en Aaoeaa prssatiaa 9 ss.a,
soa a1loU, aaos henaos abatantdo ,ie
fnesleatar & 6nuesIs0s aiorasfaa CON
nsobrog, % FnaiaTlo queen oifunna-
tanolAa bozianoi0aa. hamoa sapa.
rtsfsO al9lla tg9gaI9o eaba naUfa
I0usIo s Il proEso-
sldn . naaslros Ieasarss e.aan1o@
s:sIs1dlalsdo alg0naa snaISxaA Il,
- olafsaxatna da naea1ra pnhliea.
els9il en Z In tan0sa u d.
I,tsfEilaiielad 0e ssla nsslysna eomo
an q ossrracoiSya aa0sanso ds
w lssff ssiyys, f 9ias sls nfssgaT IL
''dissT tsgazs gs0AEsla : naas.
s'H Als0zaaSI 90 "a g lseaaea &c
- - aN9sl
IslsYa 81 gtanea aaMnsn
tide m isgno ~ sslassstroa gsvo.
T't flsae 3 b nnessrs
sgsIs ~ sarslr lrgn ASsslag
aasa ~ laa e8sssan
VassSllNs y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23
rganaaie del preaLdenIa MIllaon.


Washington d. &C, Abrii 20
I'D preaidente Wilson lsabld h,
Ia situacion mexicana, en- el Con
ssreao, hoy eli las signienteg pa
Iabras
laballafne del ConeraBo. ea
mi sleI,er Hamap au aEenei6n rea
Inaeto dc IL aituaoi0n uae I,a s,,r
EidD on nneatrp trabo con 81 (le
TtnraI ViaioriAno Hnsrta. IN #
Eoiudasl dN M6xioo, is enal neca.
alta aeoion n para clio piflo eu
f.0I1se10 i s0otseraai11l
zAsr1as0 80 Tanapico
II dEa IluaVH de Ahril un pa
aafl0re del hareo i,oiDhiu eie los
fssaaflua Unidns. fu6 oa un boft
sssosngsaTaNO do aigstuos laarir,os
q tlil@nta NRFbids en I'ampieo.
eoYt olsiato da n5ogaerse de- oier.
tos gaAtsrIalas para q barso ]
TsIIHTsIE1a Ass8elaban II Ianeha III
sserTA fsaF0n arrastaaoa r0r IN
sasaalai y IN deNsaAamsrst0 sls
I1orn brea del at6rnito as uueFt0
y nAsador III los fuarinoa saa
ron AS1naglO8 I1os 90 Ios hon.
IsSta NsIsAu - Is lan0I.a enan.
~ 81 Assas5o s. ofaekla fsseron
eIisl i aslla aa ellis y nnes.
- 1HI.EhSAN l,a4o suaE0dtA fso
- y heeA0 da dsse 81 no
z NsgNlsA d baudera 10 iog As.
s'ea gTuIdus % II pros II sn IN
M ofsalaE uue I.lso y 6rresss,
ss0sSslH0fA ! lna gsFssEorsa ~ ~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23
fpsusa 4 gllns vlosArla.

h09In paas, Ta6saa, AbaiI ls.4-
asa essesUga ~ ga1snas Victoria u
ysr ~ los GouaElfuoEoasalls
- - H1snna4aesa aa III sgs6nsFsIe +
ofslag asi fra. pabio aonSalcs
TAelbido a4nf eata Inaflan0 Ia
anptnrH dN YARNS 0osnpaHlaH fss
dvraios fuRltIyaA as san pedro
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23

10 cOnsidere de mi deber SOS.
Itteilar en- t0das gus parties Ia de-
Iianda ] del Alnirante Mayo 81
anslstIrs que ia bandera de los Ess-
tados Unidos fuera saludafaa. )
de csc fnodo indicar tln nuevo es-
plrltu y actitud hacia el elemen-
to Huertista.
NO quiero la guerra.
Como O. Gral, Huerta ha rehu-
sado el saludo, vengo 4 pedir s
nsffedes su aprobaci6n II apoyo
en- este asunto. G.
Este gobierno en- ninga,na cir.
eunstancia puede ser Tornado 4
entrar EN- guerra con all pueblo
de Mexico. Mexico esta ahora
On guerra civil. Si nosotros ~
ceptarnos las ideas de nuestra lpro.
pia Constitution, no hay gobier,-
no en Mexico. El General Hnar-
80 ia usurpado el poder en- Ia ciu
dad de Mexico. saIisndose de los
derechos y los metodos terales.
por 10 cual no puede haber Jug
tificaci6n.
"solamente marta aa,
|esta baic an dom;n;o 81; 49, ~
9 ttaciaeia1nerlts I'm conflicts ar--
mado Sc snscita como reamltado
de gil aetif,d ia nay.,e,,,,,5 ,..,s,.
timiento haeia esta aol,;a.,,,s ,tlssa ssossa ~
.assr0s lueharfan,na ss,ls s ~. ,s.,., 49,
9 81. orai. HuersL y los sirnpatisaklo-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23

tambi6n es indieada. Ei despa-
eh0 es como signes
a Ia una de Ia tarde dc hoy
Inuastras fuerzas tOraaron Salinas
Victoria y destruyeron por eoni-
lDleto el puente del ferroearril. d
LA lucha principle q las diez dc
II nla1ianfa pOr La Primera v Guar
ta Rrigadas. I'll enemigo fue de-
sal0iado de Salinas con grandes
p6rdidas, retirandose llaeia ell
IOeste.
Una columna volante las Or
denes del Goronel Ceveriano Ro.
Idfiguez. destruy6 una gran par.
tie de la Inca entire San Ia1is Po.
tosf y Saltillo. Muchos cientos
de f,igitivos de Sian Pedro fue--
ron captlirados Y deaarmados.fIa
brigada al mando del Cor0nel Eli.
laiio Gutierrez tambien captnr6
|inuchos fugitivos de San Pedro
entire Parras Y Saltillo
k,1s5U Fed era les son darT0taflO3
Ell Paso, Texas, AbriI 18.-.-No,
tieias de otra victoria Constitu-
cionalisfa fueron recibidas en
Juarez por tnn telegrama del ae-
moral Villa al GraI. Carranza en-
chihuahua ell cnal fua teasmitido
I'a .Is1areE. El telegransa dice.
50 -
|deI Gral. luis Gutierrez derrOta-
ron 1900 federales ON la Haoienda
sis i iis .stss:asa titan Aale. Entre los fedora
les nlllertOs Sc eiicOfatrAban 81 ge.
neral Enriana Perez, ssn eoronel,
q sasliaIll0 aoraal. tsa saay0r
saIss Soa Ieal
fIIla Il,ryeFass1 theron otra vsz nfa-
egdos Dor I'M dostgaarl1e & las
tEsssnes del Mayor Facundo ME-
10, a,iienes inatar0n setenta tlonl.
bres mas del enenli9o. y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-23
- 81 - "a pslsg

s snansllaago paIlgr0 fla a6l
astssanisyxss ae1 aIae aaag 0fesasssa
aslssGssf1E rim hagfa Qne aaonsassaA.
- - aaso InaoieralslN an que fItN.
i'ss lnnglsNAsla IN conflicts arms
fle Ilas appiugias del aenafaI
Ilalorta Y sins representatives. 81
saren para afraer ID atsnnl0sl az
t0glo el nnebio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-29

Discuss recenf eUe,lf llefrpechE1r fastes
preferences, deires; and plans for furnish
decided DieDs 1bODf some things. ana.
ss9ran1e to say, Mr.. Jack find that his are
ielenticolly the same. ne you they are
correct?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03
Fans Get Soccer SID 81
At Sunday Contest

In order to give local baseball
fans an idea of soccer football.
the Tacoma National soccer team
and the Seattle Celtics will plag
off a game beginning at 2 so
O'Clock. The Vancouver-Tacorna
baseball game, which is the last
one of the season at Athletic
park, will be played at 80. and
fans will have an opportunity OF
seeing both football and baseball
for one admission. The soccer
game will be for 20 minutes.
Both teams are in prime condi-
ton. and their Sunday game will
be the official start of the soccer
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03

With Joe Bonds and Frank
Farmer. pets of the Tacoma box
ing fans. listed to battle for four
rounds tonight at Moose hall, the
first Moose smoker of the sea-
son promises to be an event of
importance. Bonds and Farmer
are not exactly friendly. In fact.
they have shown considerable
signs of personal aRimus in their
previous encounters. Whether
or not they still wish to fight
out their differences with the
oId-time fire, is not known. bur
IL is certain that the lads will bat
tie hard tonight for the first hou-
ors of the season.
Manager o. b. Herbst declared
today that he was putting all pos
sible enere& into making this
first smoker of the season a sue
cess, and that the fight fans of
Tacoma would positively be sat
isfied. All bouts are for four
rounds, according to state law,
but most of the boxers on the
card are able to show some real
boxing class in four rounds, 1T
is predicted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03
BOSTON NOW
LEADS LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3. =
Outside of championship Sc
ries. the most exciting event In
the history of baseball occurred
yesterday when Boston won two
games from Philadelphia, taking
the lead of the National league.
Six weeks ago Boston was at the
bottom of the column. Under
the skillful management of Stall
ings, and eaptaincy of Johnny
Evers, the team has won game
after game until IL has taken
lead over the previously infalli-
BILE Giants.
In the first game yesterday
Philadelphia used three pitchers
and lost. z to 5. In the second
game Philadelphia used four
pitchers, but lost again, IL to 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03
JOHNNY EVERS TELLS SECRET OF SUCCESS<
SAILING works WONDERS FOR BRAVES

The Great second Basenlan.
We are not claiming the Ma
tlonal league pennanfs We are
trying 70 win IL. IL 10 bad luck
to claim anything.
But tbs feeling in the Boston
club today IL exactly the same as
that the Chicago Cubs had the
first year we won the pannant.
There Is the same oO-operation.
the same working together all
for the team and no one for him
self; the same feeling not of
confidence, but of determinations
60 win. We realize that We are
a young club and that we are
not a club that wins by Outclass-
ing it's ><va1s but by outpiaying
them and we are trying to do II
by team work and earnest work
have been asked a hundred
times how Boston IL winning and
l have only one answer and that
answer is Stailings- This Is not
the bunk that a player sometimes
hands out to his manager.
have worked for some great man
ayers, and Stallings, to me Is q
nhEN6f III naAdtAht6 h1CAs - ttA
want proof of this, look over his
teams past and present.
Every man who ever played for
Stallings is crazy to get back and
play for him again. His team
is filled with men who have
played under him in the past,
somewhere. and they tell me he
was the same everywhere.
am in a peculiar position
talking about my manager.
was a manager, and IL is awk-
ward to comment on him. His
methods are not the same as
mine, but we never have differ
ed. He is the most open-minded
of managers, the hardest loser
and the most charitable toward
the players after a game is over.
In q lot of ways he reminds me
of Chance during a game and
their methods are a lot alike.
They hate to lose. No one in the
world knows any more baseball
than Stallings does, and no one
I ever have seen can get more out
of his players. They are loyal
to him and weuld work their
heads off for him and that Is
what wins.
{ | give Stallings all the credit
for making the team whaf n 10.
His daily talks on baseball are
worth a years salary to a player
in what he will learn. Stallings
can stand up there FOR half an
hour and talk of the game of the
day before. never using a note
or a score, and call attention to
"a dozen plays that the players
either did not see or had forgot-
ten. He has been wonderfully
patient with us, and -%e fellows
have learned more about base
ball this season than the aver
age player does in three years.
If we go through and win this
pennant IL will be because of
team work: Stallings has laughs
us the team work. OF course we
make plumbers, but we dc not
make them often. The next time
every man knows Just what the
other ~ going to do. and we play
IL that way.
We have not been lucky. In
fact, the luck of the game has
been as often against us as for
us. OF our last four defeats
three were sheer tough luck OF
having line drives turned into
double plays by unexpected
catches.
The thing that makes me most
hopeful is that the fellows are
not overconfident and neither
are they worrying. They are
playing the game one at a time,
and thinking only of the next
one. There is less nervousness
and stage fright In the team
than there was in the Cub after
we had won three pennants.
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VANCOUVER, ID. c., Sept. 3.
Joe McGinnity worked hard
yesterday to win his game
against the Beavers, but the
champions outplayed the Tigers.
and Harstad outpitched the Iron
Man. chalking up a 3 to 2 sc-<e
against the visitors and gently
dropping them in fifth place
AS have been all previous
games this week, the contest was
snappy and fast. Tacoma play
ed a good uphill game. In the
ninth inning the Tigers nearly
scored and tied the game. Two
Tigers got on bases. and 1t look
ed like trouble. But Harstad
frightened up and famed the next
two batters.
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Ciementson, Bennett, Shaw. Nc
Carl. Stolen base = Boeckel.
Double plays-Butler to Stoke
2: McGinnity to Butler TO Stoke.
Struck out-By Harstad 2, by
HeGfnnity 1. Bases on balls
On MeGinnity 0. off Harstad 3.
Passed balls-Cheek, Stevens.
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AMERICAN

Results Yesterday.
Detroit s, New York 5.
Chicago A, Washington a.
st. Louis Ga. Boston 81.
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Sept. IS, 1sS4-Bob F'itzsffu-
mons Knocked oat Dan Creedon.
New Orleans, second round. The
purse was $1,000 - proving
everything has advanced except
ing IN quality. -.
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w~n 50 wsss e ~r,se ~. VA
he hes dcns for me he can 6e fer
FeaA Eesp>ctfu1Iy.
-. 1ssa r..rs..z- - rsssas -
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Noyes Loses His
Temper and the Game

SPOKANE. Sept. 3.-Noyes,
the exciteable Spokane twfrler,
blew up yesterday, allowing
eight runs for Victoria in the
seventh. and giving the game
away, 16 to 2. The score:
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EDERAl

Results Yesterday
st. Louis 4. Kansas City 8.
Buffalo 3-5, Brooklyn lis.
Indianapolis 2, Chicago 0.
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ef s,aoG oo'.en- asthma -rheama-
ffrra ~bro1fn and nervous disor-
dera eoreffpatIon and dlseases Of
the skin. kidneys, bladder and
II viii not cost ysu one cent 70
All II ont ef tewn drop us .
~ FoW CHINESE HEHEHE ca.
a111H Fnczun ~. afE1M Cemmeree.
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Pacific Coast League

Results Yesterday.
sacramento 2, Portland 1.
Venice 4, Oakland 3.
Los Angeles s, San Francisco 1
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GLIMPSE AHEAD.

Charlie White VS.. Danny
O'Brien, ten rodnds. Colorado A.
c., Denver, Labor Day.
p, Jim Pugh ID reported on his
way home from Europe. He
must have left Disturber Nv, at
least we cant hear her.
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NATI0NAl.


Results Yesterday.
Boston 7-12, Philadelphia SIS.
Pittsburg Al, st. Louis ii.
Brooklyn 6, New York 3.
Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03

War is an odd thing; no SOON
er do the London Times and the
New York Herald throw the Ger
mans back across the line than
the Stats Zeitung starts them
for Paris. afor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03

been doctorfna with
out results. try the
~ VOW CHINESE
REMEDY CO. whose
G II 1 " e 8 2 herba
banks ana root
Ire m = q les avs
achieved some won
derfuI resmltA For
thousands of YEAR,
the CHINESE people
have used these rem
~ommf ubaffunfm raa@a
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Well, il Jack Johnson really
goes to war he'll do enough road
work getting back to Paris to put
him in good shape.
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. THs FUEIEGl
i have bees suffer
ling from okroxIe
stomach troutfse for
|years and found ~
|cfher n1edfoiues could
cure me until I be-
|en e take Zee Yves
|Chfnsss Eems6v BE-
fore 4 eowmencsd
taking his remedy Il
could not eat ahY-
thing ! wanted Now
ii can eat anytime.
H==fHaa - f@@IfrI
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Batting Rally Gives
Seattle Game in Eighth

SEATTLE. Sept. 3.-Yester-
days game was tied 3 TO up to
the eighth inning when Seattle
tore into Leonard for five runs.
The score: r. H Il
ballard ..........-.. L
1eattte IL
Callahan, Miller, Leonard and
Murray; Fullerton and Cadman.
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English owners of dogs are
changing their names from Kais-
err to Joffre and Poincare; re-
raising the question of whether
or not IL is an honor to have q
dog named for you.
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Today's Games .
Ballard at Seattle
} Tacoma at Vancouver.
) Victoria at Spokane.