davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
Lamcntablc Academic.

Antcayer el gcndarme numero $40
pretendi0 capturar a Alfonso Lopez.
que cscandalizaba con una pistola en-
la Gale dc Albania.
Al yer a la policia, Lopez empren-
do vcrtiginosa carrera, siendo perse-
guido por el guardian antes dicho,
quien para amcdrentarlo, hizo algu-
nos disparoS, con tan mala suerte,
que uno de ellos fuc a HERR en- una
pierna a la senorita Maria Perez, que
accidcntalmente pasaba por ami.
Con TODD cuidado Sc lie prodigaron
las primeras curaciones medicas, sien
do enviada despues al Hospital Civil.
FL escandaloso fue al fin aprehen-
dido e internado en- la PenitenciaTia
del Estado.
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Las tierras que no son cultivadas 81
estan rcpartiendo a ~quienes las
xolicitan, para su cultivo.

Ell senior licenciado Agustin Salda-
ma, secretario de la Presidential Mu-
nicipal, ha informado que ell Presi--
dente, senior professor Ramon Mendez,
ha estado recibiendo solicitudes de
varias personals para que les sean en-
tregados algunos terrenos que no son
cultivados por sus propietarios.
La autoridad municipal estudia la
solicitud, toma informes exactos Y
ajustada a la Circular eXpedida por
ell Gobierno del Estado, tace entrega
al so~licitante del terreno d%enunciado
que impiique de ninguna manera que
Sc lie adjudica la propiedad, sino tan
solo para que disfrute de la cosecha.
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J%0RNALER0S MEXICaNOs.-Sf quieren 1ul-
tarleS sus sicnbras de aIgLt1on o rnafz' ST
Iuicrcn haccr recTamarioneS para arcIden-
les, rcboS. de 'ojoS. page lie iornaIes: ST
I:ieren compTar o venderI mercancias On
oieza: 81 tienen ids. al:Slna diricuftad.
cnalquiera que cllao sea 6'HIrran o escrf-
banoS dando deialtS v direction clara.
ContarnoS con bucR0s abSgsaGos. MARTI-
NEZ MERCANTILES CO., 325 w. Nucva 81.
san Antonio, Texas. SIS.
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COAHUnA
LA CAMARA AGRtCoLA PRESEN,
oTo UNAS BASES PARA PRO-
YECTO DE LEY.

TORREON, Julio 18.-El microbes
II del actual tuvieron una junta los
niembros de la Camara Agricola Ma
cionai de la Comarca Lagunera, pre-
sAliendola ell senior Pedro Franco
Ugarte.
En- esa junta quedaron aprobadas
definitivamente las bases que seran
presentadas a los g%obiernos de Goa
hula y Durango, Para que les sirvan
como proyecto de ley, a fin de regla-
mentar la compra de algodon y Sc
milla de algod0n, en- forma tai, que
SC eviten los robos que Sc han venido
cometiendo.
En- esas bases Sc e~speficifa que los
duenos o encargados de despepitado-
ras no reciban algodon para sus ira
bajos cuya procedencia no este am,
pliamente fijada por una carta de
envio suscrita por ell dueno; Sc decla-
ra tambien que a los compradores de
algod6n en- hueso 0 semilla de algo-
don NAL adquirido, Sc les considere
como directories intelectuales del ro-
DO y sufran las penas que senalan
las leyes penales. Para Ell exacto cum
plimiento7 de Ia Ley sobre la materia
Sc pide Ia ~creaci6n de nspectores es-
peciales. pagados a pro-rata por los
ihteresados.
E, Los gobiernos de Coahuila y Du-
range 81 quieren poner coto a los 70
, hos de algodon, que en- este az as
cendieron a la respectable cantidad de
"un million de pesos orc nacional,"
deben aprobar la iniciativa de la Ca
mara Agricola Nacional de la Conan
ca Lagunera, hacienda en- TODD case
las modificaciones que Sc estimen
c~onvenientes.
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pESOUISAS-

PESQUISAS-
DESE0 SABER ei lugar d0ndc Sc encuentES
actuaImcntc mi herTnano Genar0 MriI. CreO
que este en- los camDOs del rerorsrril del
Santa re, en- el Edo. de Kansas. si her
manO lego de Mexico hacc TN afo. Graft
ficare 4 la persona que dirija Informes
ciertos 4 ]. MATA, Worlando, Wyo. III
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ARREGLO RECLAMaGiONES de 1odas ella
SeS. -E-sfssctaitdad en- Teclamacinnes por
acidehttS.e Telefono Crockett s36i.-Mc
ClOSEey-2t2 New FruSt Building :
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PREsTiuOS dinero sobre SanaGo MAYOR,
b~ril!anicS Y dem3Sa propiedaSes pcrsona-
l~cS.-Cuarto ei New Frust Building sis
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TALLER PHOTOGRAPHED. Lcandro ". Ro-
driSuez. Tcparacioncs de ron0srafos dc TO-
das classes. CompoStuFa de maquinas dn
coser. armas de fUeSo, %relnies. etc. Sc
GRAHAM CANCIONES oMEXTCANAS CON
ACQMPASAMIESTO DE GUITARRA para To-
nografoS dc cilindro, de dos minutes, fO5
Buena Vista ST.. san Antonio. Tex.
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DIVERSOS-
ST NESFSITA express para uua ileve sHs
petacas q Ia estacion o Gamble sus muS-
bles habiele a Rosales. Telefono. CrocIsu
s75f y Travis 1875.
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Pa,eo al campo

Paseo al campo
FL dDming6 proximo saldran las
PARTICIPATES familias a pasar nj tau
de a la hacienda de Las Vegas" in
mediate a la Estacion Chavez.
Los ~orgnizadores son don Placido
Vargas, don Pedro Franco Ugarte y
don JESUS Pamares. Q
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con Ell del %piioncillo me3icanc "Ei Rubio'
resulta IN ahorro de cinciIenta por cisnto.
81 listed no lo ha usado. pfdalo a su tende-
70 Q av1seaos. ]. d. 70 G. Marroquin. 10
Dolorosa ST.
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Pronio salgo ORA veZ para Mexico Y
Estados de Ia R%epiiblica. acepto encargGs
como siempret veame de 0, 4 r.: en-
1927 w. Houston 81. -730.
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Una mujcr asesinada.

Antes de aver, la Demarcacion Hi
dalgo tuvo conocimiento de que en-
81 canine que de Atemajac conduce
a esta ciudad, sc e~ncontraba ell cada-
yer de una mujer presentando aigu-
mas puilaladas-
En- ell acto BE traslado el personal
y Sc cnccntro con cl cuerpo mamma
do de un %ioven, que yacia en- un gran
charco de sangre, o las ropas des-
garradas Y las caracteristicas de ha-
Der sosteniGo una lucha terrible.
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ANTEOJ0S en- shonos. The Crsmer c.,
Opticians" 3i6 Hicks Bldg. Precios como.
dos. No cobramos per eIaminar 10 vistl
Crockett 6i55.
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Sc NECESITaN 100 mexicanos con ramilia
para lninaS dc carbon. Si.O por tonela-
da. No hay huelgas en- este Ir1gar. Mn.
Suna mOleSIia para 1rahaiar.. Bucnas ca
SaS. CafIos gratis. Bpenaa qua v e~scuela.
Dos dias de pago cada mes. Msica. Ira
DaJO permanenie. TEXAS PACIFIS COAL
CO., Thurber, Texas. q 81.
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Grandioso mitin celebrado por Ia {,
ga del Obrero Mundial.

Aver Ia Casa del obrero Mundial
celebr6 N grandioso mitin en- el Tea
to Principal de esta ciudsd. en- union
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Der SoStenlGO n !ucha terrible.
Osro robo ell casa habitada.
: El senior Gustavo Espinoss., Sc pre-
sent0 en- la Denarcacion JuareZ, que
| jandose del robo que sufrio en- SUI ca
sd h%abitaci0n, Juarez csc, consisten-
tie en- multitud de alhajas que montan
a la suma de ochocientos cuatro pc
SOS setenta Y cinco centavos, sin que
hasta Ia fecha teaga s%ospechas de
Quien o0quienes fueron los autores de
esa fechoria.
Sc levant6 ell acta respectiva y Sc
turn6 al c. Juez 20. de 10 Criminal,
QUEEN hara las avcriguaciones del Ca
so.
GUADALAJARA JULIO len la
casa habitaci6h del periodista Enri-
que Gomez Salcedo. Sc efectuo aver
una animada reunion con que este
caballero obSequio a sus amigos pa
IA correspondent a las finezas de GUT
fue objeto en- su dia dc dias.
Los a~ficionados a Ia P%intura pueden
asistir a Ia Escuela Preparatoria
La Direction General dc Instruc-
cion Publica ACADIA de dictar Ia dis
pos!cion relativa para que todos los
aficionados 4 Ia p~intura decorative
puedan concurrir a Ia ciase. que Sc da
de esta asignatura en- Ia Escuela Pre-
paratoria. >:
Grandioso mitin eelebrado por Ia Ca.
ga del Obrero Mundial.
Aver Ia Casa del obrero Mundiai
celebr6 N grandioso mitin en- Ell Tea.
to Principal de ssta ciudad. en union
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A fire in tine storehouse OF Leon
Henry in Hoboken. filled with cocoa
nut shells and oil, destroyed about
100000 worth of property.
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.44e BUSINESS HOUSES
IN HIL0. CENSUS SHOWS

Especial Star Bulletin Gorr~Nnontercel
HLO, July 2s.-Accordtng 10 bus
mess census just completed by Mai
J. S: Bowman. chief sanitary inspector
for this island, there are 44S business
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COM MERCIAL NEW S.
HEAVY selling Of CUBAN SUGARS
SENDS new YORK MARKET SKYWARD

turn Of 5000. GOO tOnSl remains Un-
sold. and the European buyers show
4 disposition to continue drawing for
supplies upon Cuba rather than Java.
At present tie British Commission !,
only bidding Sc, o. b.. whereas 5"sc
basis 81 c, and +. IS equivalent TO
zoe +. O. b.. but Cuban holders are in
IN independent position because OF
the small balance OF their crop left
for sale
A fairly good demand for refined
for export which appeared early in
the week was a contributing factor to
the strength OF the raw market and
this in turn stimulated better do
nestle demand for refined. The de-
tails of the export business were not
made public but the quantity sold is
estimated at about $1,000 tons at
prices ranging from &c 10 7.10c in
bond. The increased demand from
the domestic trade was sufficient to
cause several refiners to advance
their prices. ArhucKIe Eros. raised
their quotations from Use to SC Les
., and the American S. R. co. and
= G National s. r. Co. advanced from
soc TO 7.65c less - out continued
to restrict the orders accepted. The
Federal S R. Co. and Warner S. r.
co. made no change from their pre-
vious quotation OF SC less 2rt. AL!
refiners are three to four We hks be
hind in their deliveries. and refiners
stocks at consignment points are at a
minimum. Wholesalers and retailers
generally are reported to have only
light actual stocks on hand, but the
consumers throughout the country are
believed to have considerably more
sugar on hand than usual, the effects
of which may be felt later en-. New
crop California beets, for shipment
within 80 days are being offered to
Chicago and po' IS west at 7.6oc less
PC, plus the New York rate of freight.
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LIBERTY LOAN BONDS TO Be LISTED
ONEXCHANGES As i. 5. SECURITIES

| bank accounts, a world Of treasure
which will be utilized entirely within
the state to meet the demands Of the
allies and of the federal government
in war expenditures.
With a great commercial and in,
dustrial activity, it is the belief of
every student Of conditions that a
very large bulk OF this new money
will go into the pockets of the man
and the woman of toll.
Twenty-four thousand automobiles
in San Francisco are to bear the
legend Have you bought your Lib
eTty bond on the windshield.
This action was the result Of the
meeting of the Automobile Dealers as
sociation yesterday, which resulted IN
raising S2,5OO,000 for the purpose OF
a special publicity campaign among
the automobile dealers themselves A
general publicity committee on the
Liberty loan was chosen.
In addition to sending out the $4,000
letters containing the special pen
nants, the automobile dealers pledged
thems elves to feature the Liberty loan
in their advertising space in news
papers and magazines and to have
their letters, envelopes and other sta,
tionery stamped with the publicity
committees slogan.
Plans are being formulated to as
sist employees in making subscriptions
to theBloan
The automobile dealers slogan is
Step on it,"
At a meeting of the Italian Benev-
client society to be held June 3, in
the Italian park, near Jackson, Anna
dor county, addresses will be made,
urging the purchase of Liberty bonds
This is one of the largest gatherings
of Italians in the state and thousands
Of bonds are expected to be subscribed
at this time.
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Two eQuipper ambulances were pre-
scented to the New York County
Chapter of the Red Cross by the New
York Chapter of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy
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SAN FRANCSCO-'CGn l dispose
of my Liberty bond if discover
need the money later" This is the
question that is being asked frequent
" of members of the Liberty loan
committee and in the various banks OF
the c1ty.
The answer is yes" These bonds
will be as good as gold at any time
and already a number of the largest
houses in the United States are Of
iering to take them in trade above
par. According to bankers, these
bonds, when issued will be listed as
are other government securities on
the stock EXCHANGES Of the world
Bonds sold to finance the Spanish
American war went to notable pre-
miums, the Liberty loan committee
announced.
To the man, woman or child deslr'
ing to aid the government in the pros
fecution of the war the Liberty bond
affords the best opportunity for each
to do a little service. The fact that
the United States government is be
hind the bends means that at any
time there is 8 desire to realize cash
on them they will be recognized any
where.
Liberty loan bonds are exempt from
income tax and ali taxation with the
execution of the estate and inheri
lance tax. This, added to the fact
that they are absolutely safe and pay
S1z per cent interest, makes them an
exceptional investment.
Labor is vitality concerned in the
success of the Liberty loan. Stimu
lation of every industry in every state
will be enc of the direct results. econ
omically, of the pouring into CONNER
cal and allied activities of the i'm
mense amount Of money which viii
accrue from the sale of the Liberty
loan bond Estimates of the most
conservative character place the
amount as high as S200,000,000 from
the purchases which will be made in
California alone by the allies, not to
rention that which will be turned
into the channels of trade and indus
try by the United States government
for war purposes.
That labor will materially profit by
this inflow of wealth is foregone IN
the opinion OF those who are closely
observing the development Of the war
activities. A large percentage of the
expenditures will naturally go to la
Dor as one Of the largest factors in the
production of the wares and merchan-
disc, the farm products which are es-
sential to the allies cause.
The Liberty loan. according to COM
mercial experts, will give to the varI-
Gus states an enormous distribution
Of new capital. The subscriptions it
is said, will simply mean the bring
ing out of safety deposit vaults and
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Icy MEYERS & cALLAGHAM

NV "''t>' d '. ~. t.'-,' n, ,
en- ~ tFo '''. "''. d" 'u' a. ,..' :
~ uo' I'M ' '-1: "''.> -' oNo oe
al, % "'n' "' 80 S,o,..
''I al" ''9 e4N' "'''I'' ''''' 9Io"
~ "i'ai'c'' q. ! -. ao"'' e'oS.i!S
w. a. ..i!u - 49, ,ooi Il,
,''' MAJ. 'F,1' ~ '1'.'''' o,.hr,t'
-. var j., I4I4 parro RICO sugars
..,.n .,avapr,d crrr.sDondincIv from
ga. 70 CE..ls.f. qs. r hut me
.,.,,::.,. IN ,,,.. ,,...r. was naCas-
....~.r,. ,,..,. r,f, i, v,,,,ro AZ rhe
BOW, viro. (,nn !. r,-..;, .lisno.cl of
,i,h,,,,,h ..,r,1 in ,rn 1c.l ,. timers
',,'..,'-,- .,,r,naL 49,, Owl -nod.
'''' ,',:.f ,,.,,.,. 49, I,,I1.
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Wednesday, August

Board sales-15, IS, 3S, 20, 20, 8,
10, Waialua, $3.50; Olaa, 1925;
40 Olaa, $500; so, 20, 20, 5 H. c. &
L. Co, $500; 5, 5 Olaa, $1312h i;
10 Hawn. Pine, $4425.
Between boards-110, 100 Pioneer,
$500; so McBryde, 5000; 5 Waia.
lua, $2775; $1,000 Oiaa s ps, $99.
Latest sugar quotation: SO deg.
test, 7.o2 cents, or $14oL4o per ton.
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houses operating in the city OF Hi.
The compilation Of figures give tn
various natfonaIlties engaged in bns.
ness here as follows
Hawaiian and others .......-.
sCTtuEuese ....... ...-.
American, British and German
Chinese 60. ........-.........-, =
Japanese ...............-.. .-. -
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Sales: 1850 N. Products, II; 5000
M. Products, .12; 1900 M. Products,
10; 5000 N. Products, II; 500 6ins-
ham, "a; 11,45o Bingham, SO; 215o
MADEIRA, 81; $500 M. Products, 10;
300 M. Products, .t3; $50 Homo. Oil,
4.2o; 500 EngeIs, $50; $50 Bingham,
SO; 1000 Bingham, 81; 600 MADEIRA,
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Territory Of Hawaii.
Board of Commissioners of Agricul-
ture and Forestry

ture and Forestry
Rule ", Division of Forestry.
The Board of Commissioners of Ag-
riculture and Forestry hereby makes
the following rule and regulation for
the protection Of bird, animal and
vegetable life on certain islands of
the Territory of Hawaii.
Section 1. 1t is unlawful for any
person to hunt, trap, capture. wilfully
disturb or kill any bird or any animal
of any kind wh-tever, or to take, in
jure or destroy the eggs of any bird,
or to cut, chop, burn, injure, or de-
stroy any vegetation on the islands
Of Moku Manu-, Moku Lua, Popoia,
Manana, Kaonikaipu, Mokuhooniki
and kapapa, except as authorized by
written permit from the Superinten-
dent Of Forestry.
Section 2 The going on or being
upon said islands with intent to de
stroy, modest. disturb, or injure an.
bird, animal or vegetable life thereon
without a written permit from the Su-
perintendent of Forestry is forbidden
and declared to constitute trespass
punishable by fine.
Section 3. Any person violating the
above rule shall be guilty Of a mis-
demeanor and upon conviction there
Of shall be punished by a fine not to
exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($5o0l.
as provided by Section 529, Revised
L.-ws of Hawaii of 1915.
This rule shall take effect upon its
approval by the Governor Of Hawaii
Approved this 28th day Of July 1917
LUCIlTS F. PINKHAM.
Governor of Hawaii.
Honolulu Territory Of Hawaii.
6853-Aug. l, 3, S.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES.

Wednesday, August /.
bid Asked
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Japanese
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NOTICE

Mr.. F. W. Milverton having with,
drawn from the firm of Thompson
Milverton & Cathcart, the undersigned
will hereafter continue the business
OF the firm as partners under the
name Of
THOMPSON G CATHCART.
FRANK f. THOMPSON,
JNO. W. CATHCART.
Dated at Honolulu, this 1st day OF
August, A. D. 1917. 68J3-lt
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Sugar 7.02cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange
Fort ard Merchant Streets
Telephone 1908

Women are not very strong PHI ST.
cally."
so they say. Yet woman can DGt
the lid On a jar of fruit so thai /
Hercules can hardly get it off-Lo is
Vile Courier-J Journal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-14

of the season from the Chinese by .
score Of 70 2.
Sim NelEcn. one Of the Admiralty,
was on the firing line Tor the Braves.
and this was the reason the Chinese
team failed to win on. The tall,
blonde hurIer allowed but five hits.
and these were scattered in as many
innings. while the Braves fpHnd Kong
for twice that number,
Nelson retired the side IN order for
three innings, and IN the third the
Braves scored two runs on an error
and hits by Nelson and 0sSulliyan. The
Chinese tied Il mp IN the fourth when
Tan 10 walked and Hung was safe on
PerTy;s error, the two runners scoring
on Pong's bingle over NE Infield.
The ecore remtIned even until the.
sixth when Anahu doubled and came
home on Perry,s single. Nelson's
single and an error gave them another
run in the eighth The Chinese had
chance TO score IN the nihth after kau
doubled. but tue next three men were
retired IN order =
Anahu, Lee. Comes and Perry were
the stars IN the fielding department
for the while. Tan 10 starred Tor the
Chinese, making great shoestring
catch Of Z hard hitbali. and ca another
occasion thregs Rosario out at the
plate win q perfect peg
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Commercial Teams
Play Fast Games
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Rosa OF the Braves was sent ON the
mound by the Spaldings in the game
AGAINST the Scrgice-First team at No.
ilitH Field on Sunday morning and
he'd the Drayers to four hits, the
Saaidlng team winning out by a score
Of To 2. Is. 81
The game was a fast one, and the
c1ly slip made by the Service First
team was On error by Kan Yen. Spalt.
ings won out despite the fact that they
made ten errors, hut none OF their
slips proved costly. The Spaldings se-
cured ten bits of LAM aud stole five
bases. Marcia! and Limo played good
ball for the Service First and En- Sue
and Kehahio starred for the Spaldings.
Iron Works Wins &
Bob Chillingworth. when he isn't
un1piring. is q pitcher and yesterday
morning, at Athletic Park, pitching for
the Iron Works, stopped the Won
Hamm- Young team By score Of S
to 3 Lopez handled the shoots be.
hind the bat and caught good game.
All Hung and Chang worked for the
automobile team The game was
played IN 4 hour and minutes, being
especially well played. :
Luck zee vas on the mound for the
ccombs team IN the game against the
Reach squad yesterday morning az
Athletic Park and the Goombs squad
Won out By score Of IL to s. Luck
zee hit three out of five getting q.
single. double and q triple. Hollinger.
Joseph and Bushnell worked for the
Reach team. The feature Of the games
was g great catch by Tadao.
Famed 1e
Johnny Williams struck out is Of
the Mutual Telephone batters. and
then lost the game. That is what one
might call efficiency carried to poor.
end: And the Telephone team won
out from Schunnan BY 4 score of 4 to
4. IN four innings Johnny retired the
eide on stfikeouts, but errors by the.
team gave the Mufuals seven runs,
after they had secured SIX hits.
Billy Williams pitched for the Tels.
phone team and allowed 8 hits and
struck out four batters. Schuman,
Williams All Hook, zerbe and Cana
rho were the leading hitters.