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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-26
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
WHEELER YANKS 2
OUT OF THE GAME
FOR TALKING MUCH

so>oph o. Act<fAattys btk tnt<l
of tire Tiger bunch, Iron Man Of
the sniaors. and veteran warrio1
of many years fame ON the di.a.
nlond. Was given three MINUTES O.
get out OF his own hall park yes
terday. He afgued and -srgued;
I'm fact he began arguing I'm the
third fnaisg and argaed scarcely
with0af tnterHission until tise
sixth. Then Umpire Wheeler be-
gan hfs side Of the argument. Doe
wouldn't he convinced, and the
debate waved warmer and warna-
err until Mr.. Wheeler, who upheld
the negative side of the question,
and also acted In the capacity OF
judge, decided i'm his own favor.
II looked to the bleaehers like
the judge had shown Partially
and they entered the festive argu-
ment. hurting imprecations upon
the shoulders of poor MIR. Wheel
er who was already up to his ears
in trouble Then while every one
was bowling in rage the rollers
were quietly slipped under Jose
pheus and he left the grounds.
Griadeli bounced In Eighth.
GrindelI caught an excellent
game for the Beavers and got
away fine until he tried to con-
vince his "Umps'' that a ball was
a strike. This little talk fest
came to pass i'm the eighth. Cheek
caught for Vancouver IN the
ninth IL is said that GrindelI
went OF the club house and took
a cold shower.
Wheeler In Rad.
Umpire Wheeler was in trouble
all the way. He was off on balls
and strikes aud that started crab
bling among the players. Bleach
ers. grandstand and the players Of
both clubs kicked on every deci-
sion and IL was a wonder that he
umpired as we'll as he did.
New Man Makes Errors.
Leggett, the new man from the
California State league that was.
played first for Tacoma and was
largely responsible for the Tigers
losing the game. Both of his
errors were difficult chances and
are excusable. He hit the ball
on the seam every time up aud
handled himself well at first get
ting thirteen put outs.
Andrada allowed the Beavers
three hits in the eight frames he
worked and had he stayed in the
game would have deserved a shut
out
Lefty Hunt threw a nice brand
of ball for the Canadians He
contributed a humorous bit of
vaudeville to the otherwise aus
tere occasion, when he got his
feet tangled in the machinery
around first base and catapaulted
into the sod. He held to the
ball, however, and got a put-out.
An Interesting Game.
The fans got their moneys
worth yesterday. The game was
hard fought all the way, the only
,displeasing feature being the
work of Umpire Wheeler.
The final score was Vancouver
5, Tacoma 2.
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Extensive alterations have
been made to make this one
of the finest boys depart
ments on the Pacific Coast.
Every convenience to women
shoppers has been featured
in its arrangemet.
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LESTER LOSES TO MCCARTHY
HELENA. Mont, June IS. =
Tommy Mccarthy got the decision
from Jack Lester in o 12-round
go yesterday.
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11O9-11 COMMERCE. ST.


The Empress baseball team
won the second game with the
Pantages yesterday, 9 to 1.
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NATIONAL

Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia s. Brooklyn z.
Pittsburg A, St. Louis 1.
Boston z, New York g.
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Pacific Coast League
Standing OF the CIuss.
Yesterday Results,

Venice 5. San Francisco L.
Oakland 8. Sacramento 3.
Los Angeles 4, Portland 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-26

Where They Play Today.
Vancouver at Tacoma.
Portland at Seattle.
Victoria at Spokane.
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GIANTS WIN
VICTORIA WINS

SPOKANE. June 2s.-Steele
won from Hughes In a pitchers
battle today, 1 to o.
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IOtdIs I'D Il TO )
~Batted for Andrada in Sth.
Vancouver 90 l 1000 IS
Tacoma ..2 90 o OF 600 O-2
Sum mary: Two-base hits -
Fries, Neighbors. Three-base
hits-Shaw. Bases on balls TO-
ceived by Shaw 2, Hester.
Scharnweber, Grindell. Struk
out-McCarl, Powell. Hunt. Miss
ed third strfke-Brottem.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results.
Victoria 4, Spokane 0.
Seattle 2, Portland L. I
Vancouver 5. Tacoma 2. I
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Only boys clothes of reliable
wearing and lasting qualities
will be sold as has been our
custom in the past.
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worth yesterday. The game was
hard fought all the way, the only
.displeasing feature being the
work of Umpire Wheeler.
The final score was Vancouver
5. Tacoma 2
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Umpire Wheeler was in trouble
all the way. He was off on balls
and strikes aud that started crab
bling among the players. Bleach
ers, grandstand and the players of
both clubs kicked on every deci-
sion and IL was a wonder that he
umpired as well as he did.
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QUICK RELIEF FOR
b 6 STOMACH MISERY
MONA WILL PUT YOUR SOUR,
Classy. UPSET STOMACH
IN ORDER.

II you, are Il stomach suffered da
not deslair-immeiiaie. safe and
sure relief il al hand. Mi-o-ha stoni'
aeh Tablets. sold in nf,y cent b5s.-
At ali drug starss. are "a specific far
"nt-"f-"rsi.r si"maega,
Mi-o-na il not AMY u quick tis.s'
Tive. hut IA siimuiani and sir-nsthsn'
~r of the stomach walls, II In.r.as.,
the flaw Of digestive iiuiis. ..D,h-,
the irriiai@.i membrane. an'i puts Ih'
stomach in shape 4" Il" III. work nat
ure intended.
u suffering with indigestion. .iys
pst,sia. Eastritis. or any os the var
ious fornis al stomach misery. us
uaiiy Indicated by nervousness. dis
tf-ss af'.g -s,law. h-aia"hs. iini
ness ar s"nr stomach. do M, wait. ii.
not suffer h-..i,-ssiy MirO-I1
today. Th. iiausinan Drug s"rnisn,
uhrs- stores, sell il an n"nry hs.i
" not satisfied plan.
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RETIREMENT OF ADMIRAL
CHARLES T. VREEIANu

Washington. II. -. Mar.h Ia
Vear Admiral Charles y vreeiand. a
rons spi.,ions iisurr in III. navy. MAS
placed oa the retired Iisi to-day on
as-oans Of ae-, buTins the past
year h- has i.--n a tn-nsis-r ot th-
G-n"sai Hoard NaHiisni Nr--isni Ia
a native af S-s J.ss-y nEL b~spn
his .ar."r IN III. nass 30 an sppgrn'
iir-, Later hS attended the NnHaps-
lis a.ai-my ani ~as sFa.ina,T'i Nish
the class ot is.e- la ,h- ssFiy i.a-'
sf his career h- .-ss-a an IN. Con
sf~ss an.i Iss.nss-s.sa aai Hartford
at the old aasS From 1893 a.
iss. he -as sh- AHserirsn saNai at
ia.h- it, Vi-ana and itam-s birias
sA- rsr ~iih s'i'sin h- sr'N-a "n shr
sun,,aat Helena ssi III. dispatch
'-.a, bsiphin, In 't- 'n.HsaFahi"
Ii--s sruis- ar,uni ,a- @.sii in 1905
CAPTAIN NT--isns r"nnsni-.i 'hs
bai'i-ship ksh.as
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Pueblo. Colo. March IO,-Jimmie
Dine wired the Rex club today that
hs would arrive II Pueblo nsxt week
esd ~oslA NOT rone through with
0ssaaissn this week Dime viii be
here . fsv days before the Cha red
oessaiSAs hattie On March y. =
IcosrA Patsy NJ the fiaish al the
lsaieisx asd darisx the hix battle
Dine IL the elsverest manager In
tas saae. He developed i'rannissn.
CAip aoA . dossa other good ones
Whtls IL Pueblo As may match chip
|siih EAais JeAssoa il the issx club
raa assssSs U stage the bout. Chip
u the nan Who holds . couple Of Do.
etsiess over Dillon and is likely 70
bsai saybo1y b bis risrs. according
- bis sdoiress. Dilias is Wild 70
osst chiD asaia. snd ss Dine Is u
hs IN cosossdo shortly aad Dillon Is
10 Ilssvse. Colorado may s~~ Chip
|sa4 Dtlloa In The sinx- r.. -.
TIE 0saaalsnn- Chavez hattie
prumtses 10 hsiag Oar the biggest at
seodanrs ever witnes.ed ai a riaS
Asslis II Pueblo. The s~al sale VIII
bs o,sa this uesk and the fsas ~ho
vast the pick Of SEALS will b~ wise 10
make their reservations early. - the
Res club u SURF ,o b~ packed 10
saaaASas rooa. chases will trails 81
The Rec elub saa the door. ssii b.
ul1e opsa 10 the public, Il I. treat
10 80 hesay work in the sym. te
lssiss sA 6~il - b. fights This 10
~ lavssishis rule ~ish truly great
fishs~es. They s~siis- the ssia~ Al
sssiaisg ssd ss~ inaa.'fi"s. In The
sya.
Chss@s van Pueblo fans In his bat,
tie here with Wini-ss and hss fol-
iovtse 10 this city ~iii 10 sious the
iiss for hin oa shs nirhi at March
IL. lie b sasr In h~ the fssosii~ IN
tho b~sSias. although hsssaisSa
viil hsve bis foii.wiss asnss the
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LOOK FOR SETTLEMENT
Oh HONE RULE

t.asdon. March ts.-Th~ rs-ssibii,
isy at . settlement af the ll.m- Eni.
eoasrus-rsy sas aEain today in th-
fosrsfuhs os ,-ppu.af Interest The
otsniahs at the saft.s,s authorities
a. to the effect at tho eone~..iaa. .,.
f-fr.i in the House .f Commons ,~s,
trs,iay by Premier N..tui,h differed
widely
The Taipnisss a. = rule rSpt~s.s-i
themselves an.atisfi-a with the .us-
se>ir'i mcshoi .s s.'ins by counties
on the exclusion as Ulster ar posii.hs
Of u from the operation Of tho home
iulr hill Naiionaiisis. on the 9th
rr hand. declared that the cabinet
had gone tn the lint, toward con
siiiasians
The ind-is~sdrat opinion "f the
couaify seem. inclined To the fcr;.
tnz tha, the concessions offer an op.
.,nstuaity for consultation and this
feeling is strengthened by -ir I'd.
ward Cars"n's counter offer IN hc.
half Of the Ulster conference pro,.t-
ing that the limitation on the ~.
sIusi"n uf the northern counties ,S a
ret siu'i at stS years he struck ont.
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CATTLE RAIsI1s MET
n Yo11 WORTH

Fort Worth. Texaa, March lo,--
For, Worth threw iis astea vide o..
en- today In welcome TO the delegates
to the thirty.eishih annual coavea.
i,on Of the Cattle Raisers' Assucia.
ton Of Texas. Thousands Of visit
ora were In attendance froa all
parts Of Texas aad from Oklahsgas
and ncishborins states. Mayer
Robert r. Milan delivered the ad-
tlreas Of welcome aad Julian ~. has.
sett OF Crosoytpa rssSoaded for ths
visitors. J. d. Jacksoa Of Alpiae De.
iivered the presideAiisi address. No
busiaesa sessions we're held this sf.
ternooa, the tine b(ias devoted q
various features of eatertaio0eot.
Tomorrow the coaveation will listesl
to addresses BY aosed speakers % the
future Of the cattle Industry IL ths
United states. The business sessicos
Of the assvciAtioa will be heid Thufs.
day. Waco. San Antogio and Hoas-
ton are engaged IN . spirited. contest
for next years Convention.
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llAnnlelD TO ARRIVE. THIS WEEK
An !. n FOR DoDT MM eeNNY CHAVEZ

wise ones who are familiar with his
wonderful record In the ring.
Brsnnigsn has met Kid Williams.
Johnny Kilbane. Monte Attei. Frank
is Conway. X. u. Mars, Cal iI'-lahey.
Phil MeGOyern. jimmie Walsh. and
|Ol these hays eieyerly in no-deei"'on
battles. lie fought couioa l" rounds
In 1903. aud while IL Was no'dseis-
i0n affair. iiraanisan's admirers
have always claimed that h. heal
Couion fairly ani II decision had
been given il surely ~uuid have soh"
tn Brannigan.
C0uion wears the crown in the
bantam class and while b. Is not an
active champion. the bog that beats
him has Ia travel at fast pace, u
Chavez can heat hrannisah he need
NO, worry st,aut C0uiOa. couion had
10 rounds in which tn put iiranhi'
gan away and he failed io do So
failed even To get = decision snd .a~
the newspaper decision so tn Iran
ai.an.
Il Was III. record Of ifahnixsn
asains, all the bss, hantanis IN ths
world which led the R-s slab 'o s'''
,sst him as an opponent for Chavez
iie is ~ good. II no; better than ans
mas in his class and has fought them
ali. While Chavez x"' the d--i.i"n
In beaver. Hraasixsn non oyer
Chavez BY a knoskss' a, Trinidad
and sa the ssos- 10 ~s-a up.
Il will be- s~-a by the s-."ris al
1ssssnisan aad Chavez that rn-h'"
fsns have u high class boxing pss'
s,sm ahead of them f"s Mss.h : ~
the "a .iub aud na- that saan"' hs
s.saai-.i h, any card that s.,'id ''- az
ran s~.i Take shU H-ii az iixhs-ss
ln every class. IL ~oaid have h'-u
Ia possible io select .asd that ought
To bfins out mas- rial battling thah
siii i.- s--n ~h-a Chavez sha osssh'
ssxsn sn--, Al ih- i;-< siah.
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RED sox BAsRDAIL CLUE
10 MET FRIDAY Nl0HT

A meeting of the Rcd soS base
hall club ~iii he held In the office
ot she manager ., us North Com.
nssvtsi street an Friday evening"
March II. 1914 at : T.. M. for the
purpose Of cicciias a manager and
captain for tho SEASON Of 1914. and
transaciinS whatever business ma,
conc before the club.
All former members Of the Red
Sox are invited to he present. Al
PLAYERS desiring a try out with the
CITY league champions should cotuc
TO this meeting. or apply to the man.
as,r. John ". Rcsch.
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I. ". ". LEADER BOUND
OVER 10 GRAND JURY

New York. March t0-frank TaR.
ncbaum. tho youthful leader Of the
army OF fnc unemployed Of the In.
GustriAi Workers Of tho World. who
with nearly 200 Of hts foIlOwerp
was arrested after the iNvasion Of Q
Catholic church was indicted by the
Grand jury today. The ihdictmcn'
charges misdcamor In that TAhncn
baun participated in an unlawful
assembly.
Tannenbaum haA becn in jail since
hts arraignmcnt on charge Of In.
citing to riot. a felony.
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KANSAS GRAIN DEALERS.

NhiItn nc. Kan. MaFVh I".-Thc an
nssi convention oi the Kansas Grain
b~aicrs' association logan in this
city to-day and Will continue over tn
morrow. Many men prominently In
tcsc.tcd In the grain ,sadc are in
attendance from all sections of the
state.
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\ rain in the side .F hack that
catches y.a sh-n s.., sisaiEhi.H ur
.ails for . rabbins application ~
nAi.i.ARb's sNow t.iNiMEST, u
seiasss the contracted muscles aai
permits .s,iiasry bodily melton wi,h-
aat suffering .s inssns-nirnF- rSiss
::r. asc AMI 81 o. pet isss,ir, Said
hy the ttausnasa nr,ls 60.
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WILSON nAxIs
MINISTER TO URUGUAY

Washington. d. C.. March To-
President Wilson today nominated
John l.. Dcsaulics. Of Pennsylvania.
to be envoy extraordinary and min
istcr plcuopotcnt,ary to Uruguay.
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STATE OF COLORADO.
CuaatS of iIas Aai0as. -.
We. JsAa Aisl1e. Prssitent. aaa
w. O. P,l&as1. caahief. q ~ sbovs
sanea neak. - ssaeosiy swear t,aaa
ihs ssese eeaAs0sas y tsus " ths
bsa g. qas haovlsAae sal bsaief.
. j0esN Aa1nAO. pFsss1sat.
s w0. q. pLRSTE0. Cashier.
Aueat: VA
s A, &. Me0LAsiiAN.
... J. J. H9NDRtCk,
J. a.. NoRThCuTr.
A. ". McHENnRiE.
subscribal aud swefs 70 bsfore Ne
this fth day ~ March. 1870.
HIOYO n. NO08.
-.. NSess5 rUbsle.
~ esanissssas sapiro Avesst q.
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AMY REPORTS
~ Hnule Of BODY
seussoto16Soo 49, ~

uhe sise ssw vssxsss csoss the river
ssA lhsss Who ss~ hin espiarva.
TIE tsvs.sisssIoa k~at sbsn ap late
saturday siehs. ~hss they sssrhsA
ceseosa's es0p tso asss> shave
Paiaiox. wosse ihey sse sapbvr sad
roaeluAsA 10 ssossis ovesaixhs.
''Ahoal = .. =. lhsy. vase issossssd
sAss vsssssa's beAy. yas % The T.s.
- ssAe os The stvee. .Coeasl 0ssrsss
ssassa The eAssfesss ~ his ss'n0o.
Alje ssA vtss five u sis inilss array
70 . peiss opposite Sss ssassaav's
ssseh ahoss three miller below i'aiA-
sos. NJ. Garrett there foasd 'h.
hedy with . sumbss os relatives .s
vsrsnss vhe had aiso h~-s s.sified
to so0e ssa sd-ssify the body.
~. 0sstrt, ~ss iafosmc,i that q
aaajl party Of vssssrs's hss snae
over the river at : o'clock .. a.. ~s.
hu0eA The BODY saa btuusht u
sesun. Nj. Gsrrsis sdA. shsi the
fsaas Ranger. had 10 haad ia bfias-
iag The bpsay over tai wesi there tn
vis~ n .whea ao,ifIed. - he vas"
wsaAtaetoa. u. C.. March ie.-|
Seesssasy Dsssssua revived today
sesa tssas.Ases 6eaessi Tsskes u.
bllnp, eu0nssaiag she American i'os.
aes soecss. the following r-t.oss oa
The veeuasa case BY Cspss,a u. r.
Howard OF the toarseeaih cnited
ysssss eevsisy: E .
''lavssaisatioa shown vcsxasa Was
saken frusu the HidaIso cemetery on
Saturday s,ehs by relatives of ver.l
sass. and hirvd Nesiesss. Capsssn
sssdess state. positively NO Texss
Rasepss crosaet, the beeder. lie mot
sAs beAy Al . laadiss opposite Sas
Easieue with rsdeftskes Coasery.
Sasaay morning. coavcsy brought
the boAy TO LAREDO ss ::3e r. m.
sunday. lie .tstes that there wercl
40 saGas Of hurns o. the body. foand
fesr haliss holes. Neck chafed hut
aoS broken. Hody decompo~ed hu,
panss match coat left At homo by
verHnsa. Taentificastoa seesns reiia-
h,s. Recovery os bsdy said 10 have
COST < r. I'M. brosher-in-Iaw OF
versara. 5000. f,ody heinz hchi At
resaest os Adjatant Gesersl Hatch.
iss.. No esciicmeat." ..la
80 Gts-
Austin. Texas. March 1o.-Ho FUR
ther Information Of the ideaii,y of,
the identity Of the party Of Texans
who recovered Cicmsste versara's
body from It's Mexican grave was
expected to-day. pending cenclusscn
Of the official investigations now In
progress by both federal and stat g
authoritie~. . ..
0overaor o. b. Colauitt h out Of
he city on . ,wo-day trip to Fort
Worth.
ilsary HutchiaSs. state sdjutant
ssassal. has begun at LAREDO an In.
vssligatioa ordered by Governor COL !
cult. who did not make public what
specific instructtoas. II any. he savei
70 Hutchings. II h known that the
slorlea Of torture. based on the charr-
"a condition. Of. one. Of Vefgarsb
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Hsrk 81 esp;d
eussisg Plsiisss
Aaay New Home viii Have q ii,lIe
sunbeam 10 brighten Il.

Therr is semc 'lr,a,l in every woman,
n'thsi as :" thu probable pain. distress nn,i
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d"e'en plant - they expand easily and
naturally without pain. and with popc nf
that peculiar nausea. nervousness and
other symptoms that tend TO weaken the
prospective mother. Thus Cupid aud tho
stcrk are rated as cunning ploitcrs TO her.
nd the coming Of little sunbcam to sja,j.
oeo the hearts and homes.
thousand. Of women know from expert.
ence Mothers Friend Il one Of our grra,cs,
contributions to happy mothcrhoo,j, Mold
~ al druggists at &1OO pcr bottle. Es,ec.
tally recommended us preventive Of c,.
ing breast.
Write 10 Brad6cld Regulator Co. ~,
Lamar bldg. Atlanta. TIA. for their val.
uable book to e1pcctant mothers
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t.naian. Mas,h i..-1c,- death al
jassvs at wiilism = n~nssn came
ap Tor di.rasssaa In the t.os.r .l
Commoas today, The foreign .evtr.
ssry ~a. sss~d Sa~th~f il "a. net
p"s-ibic tn rrfrr the question of to-
dr-~s for the Brs,oa murder tn This
iissuc for sshiifstios.
Sir Edward Grey replied that
i-raai.aiiy and Theoretically IL Vas.
sad coaiinursi; 'ia practice. how
ever. at the pfrsrn, momcas. thrrr i.
no satisfaction Ia b. ohssiaesi by at
hitratioa sand . am not rr~psvrd 10
admit tina, in this case arbitration
would be- the mnss Hiiiaa m~,hei of
sc~uriax redress"
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west . hasa ossA sasss,S, o.
the better grade Of assvests? Aaha
~ Of the vas, celsnns Of TIE
Chsoa)cjs-NeWp, -, ...,- "a ~
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hsasis aiii r-.-is~ ri.ss~ sis-nii"a IN
Sht. Investigates.
Their siiii ~ss ho iniin,aticn. -
fss a. kso~a herr. fruH, cApsain }
], Sasdrrs al tho T-sas Nsskrss. "a
lo The tdruiisy at the i-ssua ~ i'ss'
snss Who he has sisiss~d intassn~sl
htm he ~os,,d fiad the i-sis on ihs
Aaesicsn .hosr ut tho Rbo Gsshd~ a.
:: a. o'clock auadsy n'orssss. San
asr's afflrisi reports stsn arr s'sah
- To tho idesii,y at ,hosr Oh" s~sd-
the s,shl trip ista M-sseos
The basstas ot v~rxass's hssd.
whsrh IL sprasratiy assrrvdsird IN
t,esessi Niiss' seposs 10 Washiessna
sosssy. vsa rseosts1 ~ ss-s - cs".
ssSs aasd~sS of The T~sas Rssx~s..
whose affirssi ssss~sn~as rad
''Os~ hand ga. hars~si 4" sss.ss
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- E1rdiolB

Mobile snd return SbA.OO
Jacksonville. ira. sAa swss 07.6O
Tallahassee Fla. sad sssusu 03.3O
Augusta. ia. saa ssssss.. 0O.S6
xsssaaah. ia. ID s~tssa.. g. -
Thomsssiii-. ia. ssa svss 0S.6O
Nes ofiesss. L.. ssd sess 81 80
N-siaiss. Miss. saa sesuss .o&.0 80
b-minx. y. ~. sad sstura 1880
~ i'aan. T-S.. asd return. $3.50
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., rrinidsA. In the state of cnsorel
at the eioss Of business Mar. 4. ISL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
FRANKLIN's FIRST NEWSPAPER

To the Editor of the Evening Ledger:
Slr-Philadelphia is veritable treasure city
for relics of early American literature Any
one not afraid he may meet the ghost of one
Of the Ridgway family can see In the great
library down Broad street original issues Of
the press here, like Bradfords Mercury (our
first newspaper), Franklin's General Magazine,
and many more librarians card on one Of
the old-time publications reads something like
this:
This is the first number of Ben Frankln's
newspaper. It shows that the newspapers OF
early times were Just as modest as they are
today"
That card is misleading. for the old-tlms
publication Is the first number of Samuel
Reimer's paper, the Universal Instructor OF
All Arts and Sciences and Pennsylvania Ga
zette. This paper came out December 2
1928, and ran for three-quarters of a year. and
was sold to Franklin & Meredith for a small
sum about August, 1929. Franklin cut off the
Universal Instructor line of the heading and
called the paper simply the Pennsylvania
Gazette
SAMUEL w. HOSKING
1925 Parrish ST., Philadelphia, Sept IS, 1914
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
Tear Down the Black Flag

THE country will not fail to appreciate
i where Pennsylvania stands il Penrosesm
is repudiated and Doctor BrumbauEh is trt-
umphantly elected. 1t will be a message to
the Union that the keystone state is per-
meated with devotion to Republican prin
ciples and her ideals tmbeddcd i'm morality
that cannot be bought or sold. Every hope
of Republican rehabilitation is fixed on the
Pennsylvania campaign. This Is the crucial
State for here it is that discredited leader
ship is making its final stand for vindica
tion. With the disruption Of Penroseism
the last of the parasites will be torn loose
from the party body. 1t will at length be
free free to grow free to breathe. free to
absorb invgoratng elements, free to fight.
as the young giant once fought before, for
a great and vital economic program. Penn
sylvana is the only state left with black
flag nailed to the masthead of the party
organization, and Pennsylvania is going to
tear II down