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New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
Miss Agnes McMahon.

Miss Agnes McMahon, who for the past eight years had been teacher in the eighth grade at the Central Grammar school, died last night at the New Britain hospital after an ill., ness from which she had suffered in ternally for some time. Death was due to acute nephritis and convul- sions.
 Miss McMahon's home was in East Hampton where her parents and one brother survive her In this city she resided on South Main street and was we'll liked by all who knew her. She was graduate of Smith college and was considered a most efficient in- structor She was thirty-two years of age.
 The body was taken to East Hamp- ton this morning and the funeral will be held there on Monday morning.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
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is handling the situation under ex- ceedingly trying circumstances as well as it can be handled. The American people perhaps do not understand the high regard in which President Will son is held by all the sovereigns- of Europe today" The president him. self. although he smilingly agreed to pose for newspaper photographers, was firm in his refusal to discuss the nature of his talk with Colonel House.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
MOTRE ALL SILK RIBBONS. 6and ' inch. zoo to 25c yard.
,WHTTE WASH CORDuROY.

< For coats, suits and skirts . fine quality of the desirable wide vale corduroy can be laundered as easily as cotton cloth. 2s inch, $1.00 yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
Boston ] i Store VIII Il HAIR RIBBONS
 FOR GRADUATION

< An ssortment of plain and fancy ribbons that can't be equalled in the ,ity for variety and price.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26

PLAIN ALL SILK TAFFETA. 9c to 25c yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
'ROMPEIRS.

And Oliver Twist Suits. l to 6 years Galatea gingham and percale, light Hedtun1 and dark colors. also all as, 25c to soc.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
ELECTION FRAUD
 CASES ON ]
f27 Indicted Politicians at
 polls Have Not Decided W|
 to Ask Separate rrtni|

Indianapolis. June 26.--Wr July was the time chosen II the arraignment of the t17 r cluding Thomas Taxgart. df1 national committeeman for Mayor Joseph E. Bell and ( Police Sauel ". Perrott, who dicted here Tuesday. charT1 conspiracy to commit feloz election.
 MT. Tageart appeared in th inal court room with the a| and urged that the hearing pe| once.
 It was announced that the has not decided whether trials will be asked.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
John A. Lynch.

John A. Lynch died suddenly at his home at 25 Sexton street at 5:45
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
BUNGALOW APRONS.

"A 75c quality for 9c, fine quality, light, colored, nicely made and trim-
 med, a 7bc value. 49c each.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26

EtENTS FOR McCAIlL PATTERNS The best patterns sold at any price Mccall Magazine for July. 5c.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
HEAVY ALL SILK BROCADE Beautiful designs, 6 inch, 38c. s.

SATIN STRIPED TAFFETA
 Variety. new patterns. 6 inch 25c yard
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26
EXTRA SPECIAL

women's Fancy dull and patent pumps and womens white pumps, $2.9s a pair.
 They are from lines which are slightly broken in sizes. But we assure you they are most desirable shoes and splendid bargains.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-26

troops by it's fire, causing especially serious damage to villages, with in- juries to their inhabitants, was lo- cated today and became the object of q we'll directed fire from our ar tillery. Immediately afterwards 3 large white flag with red cross was hoisted from a villa near the location of the battery, With the evident pur- pose of deceiying us and stopping our fire.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
MURRAY! GIANTS WIN TWO
GAMES IN DOUBLE HEADER

The Giants surprised themselves
and the fair-Bizo holiday crowd
Monday by taking the Leafs down
tho line for two games In one aft
ernoon. The first game they took,
9 10 3. and Victoria should have
had only one run. Smith miRjudg.
ed a short fly 10 right that bound
ed bad and let two runs come In.
The second game was n corker
and WAS featured by the gilt-edge
twirling OF the future big Lacquer.
Walter Malln. and the hitting Of
another future great. Jack Smith
Malls was wild. but settled down
in pinches and held the Leafs well
in hand. In the ninth. II looked
bad for the kid when Victoria load
ed the sacks. with none down. That
Malls got out OF the hole without
being scored on II credit TO his
nerve In a pinch.
Jack Smith got two clean three
baRgers in the second game, but
they didn't figure In the scoring.
Reid robbed him OF n third by a
sensational onehanded catch IN
deep center. That Kid is half Of
Dug's misnamed ball club. The
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

coopers daredevil driving
brought the crowd 60 their feet In
establishment.
The entire race was fight be-
tween the Mercer team. Ruckstcil
and Pullen, and the Stutx drivers.
Cooper and Dave Lewis. The two
teams continually jookeyed for the
lead until the final hap. But for poor
handling by Lewis OF his car In tho
last few laps. In which he hindered
the advance OF Cooper. many spec.
tators were OF the opinion that with
an open track tho Stutx could have
even eaten up Pullen's ii.seoond
lead.
Only eight cars appeared on tho
track for the afternoon race.
The others. except Bob Burman's
Peugeot. were In bad shape after
sundays grueling race. and coulI
not start. Burman failed TO show
up for the start without any explain.
alton. and the officials are consider.
Ing barring him from future race
meets for his act
Poor handling marred tho days
program. Those in charge had made
no adequate preparations for the
handling OF tho apparatus, and as a
result there Is dispute over third
place. Ruokstell. winner OF Sun.
days race. was announced as finish.
Ing third. but tho officials, upon
checking the timing devices, may al.
low that oldrield actually was the
third.place man.
Yesterdays results:
GOLDEN poTLATch RACE, 200
miles
Won BY Pulier, Mercer,
2:2i:isss; Cooper, ssutx, 2:2f:25ss:
third, Rueksteii. Mercer, 2:3i:si;
fourth. oIdfleid. 2:32:o3,s.
iNTERciTY RACE. 100 miles
Won BY Parsons, Psrsons Special,
i:f5:27; second, Elliott. oordon
Special. $40: "a: third. Barshy, We
lie. i:3s:s>s: fourth. stslsy. ssude.
baker. f:S2: 3oas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
MONTENEGRO
RECRUITS MEN

Jovan Matanovitch. secretary 20
King Nicholas OF Montenegro, left
hero early today for Montreal.
where he will head an army OF
10000 reservists raised in this
country, across the Atlantic to the
Mediterranean and tho battle front.
About 500 OF his army we're re.
cruited In the Northwest Two hun
dred came from Seattle alone.
At his rooms In the New Rich
mond hotel Monday night he held
final conference with his men, who
each contributed TO a heap OF gold
and silver coins that grew until II
covered a large table.
Matanovitch has been long con-
nected with the diplomatic corps OF
his country. and was for years am
bassador to Turkey. Before coming
here he raised large number OF
men from the mining camps about
Roslyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
ABSTEIN GOES;
BROOKS SIGNED

Manager Raymond Tuesday
morning tied the can to Bill Alb
stein, the first baseman brought
here month ago. Abstein came
here with a reputation as a hitter.
but. altho he Minded a couple OF
times Monday. has not been con-
Meeting TO suit the curly.headed
leader.
Charlie Brooks. the ex-victoria
first bsseman, now In charge Of
the billiard room az the 8. A. c..
has been signed and will play Tues
day afternoon. Brooks is in tip
top shape. having been playing
semi-pro ball all summer In a
game Sunday. he got five hits in
five trips and that is some clout-
ing In any company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
MERRIF|ELD
IS DROWNED

Friends OF Charles r. Mortified.
eminent domain commissioner OF
King county. are mourning today his
death by drowning, while on a pic.
mic with his family. In Yakima river.
near Toppenish. Sunday.
Mcrrifield had been prominent In
republican politics here for several
years and has been resident since
n boy. He was AZ years old.
While wading with his I2-year-old
son. Eddie. and party OF friends.
no Unexpectedly sank into a hole.
His body was recovered nine min.
utes later by one OF the party. Life
was extinct
Funeral services viii be held here
at / O'Clock Wednesday. The body
was brought home last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
Real
Estate
E.scroWvs

Verbal agreements are
the cause OF most OF the
misunderstanding that
prevent the closing OF
real estate transactions.
Our Escrow Depart
ment accepts only writ
ten instructions. thus
avoiding the danger OF
failure TO consummate a
deal according to the de-
sire of every party.
This is the only office
that can safely and salts
factorily handle a real
estate escrow, for it is
properly equipped with
expert conveyanccrs, Of
flee records, maps, etc,
and is 10 immediate touch
with all public offices.
1t assumes a response
bility TO its clients that
no bank or other concern
could undertake - be-
Comes the direct agent of
all parties to a transac-
ton and safeguards the
interests OF each.
The interests OF a pur-
chaser or mortgage can
be protected only through
an agent possessing COM
plete title records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
NuERTA SAYS HE'LL
PUT up OWN BAIL

Ell PASO. July s.-Gen. victori-
ano Huerta today declared he would
provide bail for himself from cash
in a local bank This Ia the first
opportunity Hucrta has had 10 gain
access to his personal funds since
he was rearrested Saturday on a
charge OF conspiracy TO violate the
neutrality OF the United States by
starting new revolution In Mexico.
He plans to offer $4,000 OF his
own money as bond. II Huerta is
bound over next Monday. IL IL un-
derstood he will be tried at San An
tonic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

fni. II IL also good TO add few
drops OF oil Of geranium. purchased
at any druggists. or course. oil OF
rose IN the most exquisite thing 20
add 10 the rose petals. but this Is
very expensive. Stir the rose far
up from the bottom once In n while
after II dries. and from time to
iimo add fresh petals from table
bouquets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
MISS k'DONALD
WINS TITLE IN
INLAND TOURNEY

Miss Wayne Mcdonald. the uni
versity girl. won the ladies singles
title I'm the Inland tourney at Spo-
kane Monday by winning from
Miss Marie Kettenback OF Lewis
ton, the Idaho state champion.
Miss McDonald's game was the fca-
ture Of the concluding day Of the
tourna ment
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viii not be repeated this season.
Save AL the rose petals in al air.
tight jar. when the Jar Ia full. turn
out the mass. which will be black
and moist. Separate this with a
stick or fork and mix IN an equal
amount OF dried lavender flowers or
spices and place In covered Jar.
orris root. ground leaves and CHINA
mon. n little puiverized mace and
some good saehet powder ineorpor.
ated with the leaves are delight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
RlCKENBACHER
WINS AGAIN At
Omaha SPEEDWAY

Eddie Richenbacher won the 500.
milo auto race At Omaha Monday.
for purse OF $500. This was his
second win In the two days meet at
the Nebraska speedway. o'Donnell
WAS second and Orr third In an
exhibition Tom Orr broke Caleb
Browns five-mile record by nego.
tiating the distance In , minutes
flat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IEDEHAL IEAGIE
WHO WON
NORTHWESTERN

SoRTHWEsTEHs-- s-ii. Alb
erdssn "a Spokane s-Ii. Vancouver 0-6.
AMEHICAS-st Louis as. Chicago
Ia PhilAdslphis ~. New York al.
Boston 90. Washington 90. Detroi; "a.
Cleveland rs.
SATIoSAfs--st Louis 40. Pitsburg
1t Brooklyn .. Boston o. Philadelphia
2 New York 0. Cincinnati STA. Chicago
81
TEDERAI,-st. Louis Ia. Kansas City
%. Pittsburx 81. Chicago 30. Buffalo
~. Baltimore 50.
CoAsT--Oakiand -. Portland IA.
Venice 81. sEn Francisco al. Los An
geiss 81. Salt Lake %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

slightly forward TO force tho water
out Then begin n regular system
OF pressing down and releasing
across the lower ribs. as shown In
tho accompanying illustration. us
Ing your own breathing 10 time the
operation--boarfng down when
you oxhale and easing up when
you inhaie. Continue this until
you hear heart beath or see some
sign OF natural breathing. To car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
AzEVED0 LOSES

MEMPHIS. July s.--Joe Azevedo
OF Sacramento bRttled Joe Wielling
around the ring last night and then
was stopped when Referee BIZ
Hack called the contest a draw in
the eighth. To the spectators the
California boy had won and the
referees decision was greeted with
Kisses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

Nc-asy. Jones Is quoted as say.
& that rotten umpirlng and
ssxue MANAGEMENT we're too dis
rst.nx and gave that as the cause
4 his quitting His resignation
Allowed his being put out OF
nmss twice IN few days. Jones
hsy.nx the Federal league will no
dccb. affect the standing of the
suslaws In the East.
CHARLES scHMUTZ. cx.North.
western Lacquer and Seattle boy,
mt up 10 Brooklyn by Tacoma.
hss been released TO the Jersey
Ciu lnternafionals.
THE WAR has evidently hit
pporn pretty hard In Canada Con
;oces the lacrosse magnate, yes
trdsy served notice 10 his players
hss b IL thru paying salaries. He
IN be ID $4,000 In the hole. All
u BIG players IN British Columbia
~ planning 20 leave for the East
b ~ 10 land Jobs.
WALTER HILL. youngest son OF
1snss J. Hill. and A. s. Harlan Of
~ Molnes. win race 800 miles
I'm Minneapolis 10 Crookston.
NINA. on July IL. There Is side
~ Of $500 on the result.
JACK DILLON and George Chip.
niddleweights. fought another 10
rand draw Monday. This time the
lc1, was staged at Newcastle. Pa
HERE'S A dispatch from New
York.
The Associated Football league
keld a soccer game Saturday to
help . hospital. Two were hurt :"
They helped the hospital.
BARNEY olpFIELp GER
tainiy want taking any
chances on violating any ones
ssutrsIIty In the Tacoma
races. We had an italian car.
esIit In the French part OF
6efman province by a half
Serbian irishran who learned
M business In Russia and was
nsturslIxed In England.
= STORY from Chicago says
NJ Heinie Zimmerman spent his
Ne reading the rule book during
- time be was out OF the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
MISS LAMBUTH IS
WOODLAND WINNER

Surprising the followers OF ten
mis-, Miss Myra Lambuth beat Mrs.
X. e. Braxdon for ladies' singles
title 10 the Woodland Park tourney
Monday afternoon. Mrs Bragdon
won the first set. but Miss Lam
buth took the last two after a hard
fight. The scores. 3-s. 81. 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
JOE MAND0T and
GRIFFITH Fight
II ROUND DRAW

CANTON. O.. July s.--Joe Man.
dot showed enough speed In the
last round OF a i2-round go with
John Griffith 10 get down a draw.
During the early part OF tho figh,
Griffith had Mandot doing n relay
around the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
Rod MURPHY.

ROD MURPHY. Aberdeen left
fielder. In In the Aberdeen Jail as
result % fight with Groundkesp-
er Eddie Gleason. The story from
Aberdeen says that Murphy was
the aasailant In fight in a restau-
rant. This will probably result in
Murphy's suspension for the rest
OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

next move In 10 SEQ that the head
and shoulders are on lower level
than the hips.
For want OF other things. put a
pile Of coats undor tho hips NO the
persons body VIII DO inclined.
This is 10 permit tho water in the
stomach and lungs TO run out
Next. place your hands across
tho lower ribs. thumbs 20 the spine
and fingers out. Bear down and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
IA HURT IN WRECK

ASHLAND. Ore, July 6.--Eight
passengers and six trainmen were
injured early today when an excur.
sion train carrying Medford people
returning from an Independence day
celebration at YrelSa ran into three
light engines short distance west
OF hero. None is believed 20 have
been seriously hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

al met = girl ~ n picnic, and
since then have not gone out" with
any other olri. II 10 sls weeks now,
ard last nlohs told her that want
ed 10 take another oiri 90 q dance.
She objected, and we nearly came TO
terms. She could not 90 20 We
dance herself, so az ! had promised
the hostess TO 90. naturally I had "a
take soms oIrl. told her that she
had no claim upon me, but when
called her on the phone today she
was sndory and refused 70 see ne.
did take the other girl 20 the
dance. told my girl that ! had q
perfect right 20 do what ! wanted
bu, she said when . girl goes with .
fellow. he has no right 10 take an
other one.
viii you please help me In the
matter by telling me who 10 right
and what I should dof MILF.
Ali you are no; engaged TO the
girl. you certainly committed nc
breach. Under the circumstances
she has no more claim upon yor
than you would have upon her You
did precisely right Let the girl
alone until she comes TO her senses
o-MIss Grey. do you really think
Il Is Injurious 10 chew aumf We
are two girls IS and rs, and we low
TO chew gum, but our father WON'T
let -, because he says u 10 not good
for our health. We think he only
says this because he don't like to
see people chew gum. We don's
chew II on the street.
BETTY AND MARGARET.
A.-Have you any reason In the
wo Id to doubt that your father has
your best interest at heart? Prof
II. O.. Lord OF tho Columbia univer.
sity says that gum-chcwing In not
only waste of energy, but that I;
Injuries efficiency as well.
o.--WiII you please tell 10 girls
how we can clean our white canvas
slippers, and obIIge, TWO GIRLS.
A.--Clean with whiting or quick.
white, either OF which can be obtain.
ed at drug store.
al attended a country high
school last term, and In the next
class 10 a boy whom like. but I
don't know II he really likes me. But
I think he does, according to what
the girls say. How can I find out7
EsTElLE.
ADO not put too much faith in
what the girls say. Man usually re.
sents having his emotions interpret
cd for him. Moreover. he usually
makes his feelings perfectly plain,
provided he has any. A high school
girl is wasting her valuable time
when she becomes sentimental. for
boys are seldom seriously sentimen.
tai until long after they have gradu.
ated from high school
o.--When a man escorts a girl
home from an ente rtslnment, 10 II
proper 20 thank hIm7 w. o.
"A woman seldom thanks n
man for any entertainment, except
indirectly. The man is supposed 10
say Thank you" In gratitude TO the
girl for bestowing the pleasure OF
her company upon him.
The girl merely says that she has
had very pleasant time. with vnri.
ations in the vocabulary. which are
determined by the amount OF gush
ing she is accustomed 10 do.
o,-some time ago you told how
to make corset covers from hand
some bIovses7 VIII you please re-
print the Information7 CLARA.
A.---Cut the neck as low as re-
quired and remove the sleeves. II
the waist has no peplum. cut right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
and Pun Are Winning Drivers Monamr Festo Races
HOW TO HANDLE VICTIM IN ABSENCE OF A DOCTOR
Here's Article Coach Tom Ronson Life Saving

~ out this operation on a normal
person would force him 10 vomit.
80 you can see the idea OF using II
with the method OF resuscitation.
As soon as life signs appear. be.
gin chatting the hands, temples,
arms and legs.
When this has brought on life.
wrap the person in warm blankets
and give hot drinks in small guam
titics.
Remember. a doctor and pull
motor will do better than you. as
an amateur. can hope 10 do. Get
them II possible. n not. do not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
PERKINS BETTER

OAKLAND, Cal, July 6.--Former
U. s. Senator George c. Perkins,
who has been Ill here, 10 much i'm
proved. Senator Perkins suffered n
relapse Tuesday. and up to today
has been growing worse. He is suf-
fering from q complication OF dis
eases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
OLYMPIA PIONEER DEAD

OLYMPIA. July s.--Another mar.
liner OF the plains. who sailed prai.
RE schooner to this Coast in 1852,
died here yesterday at the age OF 10.
He was Dudley s. p. Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
SEBASTIAN ON JOB

LOS ANGELES. July s.--Mayor
Sebastian formally took over the
duties OF his new office today. sue.
ceedlnx II. IL Rose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
POTLATCH RACE
WON BY PULL,EN
IN MERCER CAR

Eddie Puen driver OF the speedy Mercer and Jim Parsons his
Special Seattle built
N FeSto Tacoma yesterday
Northwest cities Parsons finishing
Elliott his Gordon Special Puen
Golden PoaNh 2oome by the bare margin Cooper
ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

ELDER JONES,
former North
western league
prexy and IA
nous w hite
Sox manager, a
few years ago.
who attempted
10 manage the
81. Louis Feds
this year. re-
signed his Job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

length and make pcpium ~ discard.
ed sleeves Trim with beading that
ribbon can be run thru.
os--couid you recommend any
treatment for softenlno stir hair,
SUCH ~ a boys pompacouri LEN.
A.--Brush tho hair frequently
with n stiff brush This will excite
the natural oil with which tho scalp
IN provided for softeninE tho hair.
Liquid vasel!re applied TO tho scalp
with medicine droppor II sub
stitute Desirable only temporarily.
o.-piesse tell me how 10 put up
eggs In waserglsss. HOUSEWIFE.
A.--Use water glass. which comes
In two forms. n syrupllke liquid and
powder Use one part OF the
liquid 10 10 parts OF water. Pack
clean eggs In clean kegs or crooks.
and cover them with the solution.
al am terribly irritated by hives.
name Of tho worlds greatest organ
istf INouislTivE.
A.-CamiIle caint-snens.
al am terribly iritsted by hives.
Please give me . home remedy.
PIT.
A.-Hives are caused in summer
by the free use OF certain fruits, for
instance. strawberries. and in win
ter by eating oysters and other
shcllfish. Change your diet
For a soothing wash. dissolve u
cup of baking soda In basin OF hot
water. and battle the spots several
times a day. or. dissolve 2 table
spoons boraclc acid In n quart OF
water. add ono teaspoon OF corn
starch and oil 10 n creamy consist
ency. and apply locally.
The requests for repetition OF d.
rections for making rose Jar have
been 30 many that ! am republish-
ing IT, Those who desire to make
rose far this summer and have no
directions. should clip this now, as II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

hesitate TO try this system your
self.
The operations are simple and
easily memorized. ! suggest 10
boys who go swimming frequently
TO practice them on each other I'M
III thero would be no hesitancy In
case OF emergency. Remember.
one lite saved viii surely be worth
the few moments study necessary
10 master the simple system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

Total


Hsa'tIe ~ Fls7.l'llI 7 -
Victoria ...........o o7i00 81
summary; Eaerific~ hit Butler Stolen
NofHe. struck out-By
Rose J. By ScKsnry 4 Bases on balls
OFF Rose ,. of Mckenry !. Double plays
Morse 10 Raymond 90 Ahsiein. Rose to
Raymond to Abs,sin umpire-h c0T-evy
Anr....A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06

oRAcIoUsi
From the Madison OIi) Democrat
OranEe-colorcd cat lost Well
trained. VIII cat anything. espe-
cially fond OF children. Return TO
W. Gorham or phone sci.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-06
.pausa Ter william. In ninth.

.Baitsd fer Williams In ninth.
Score by inrinEsi
Reat,i. ..........si -
Wet oria ...s..s.....0 o o 90
Summary. Twc-basa hit ~- Butler
Three base hiis-Smith = Stolen bases
cadmaB. Ahstsin :, MenEeA struck out
by Mails .. BY williams 8. Bases on balls
off aails T. off Williams o. HIt by
pitched bsii--shaw and Cadman by VIII
Hams