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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-31
Por Laredo estan
pasand0 los
an1ericanOs

Correspondence Especial para Ia RENsA
LAREDO, Tex, Mayo Solos a.
gentes federales de esta ciudad hicie-
ron conocer hoy el hecho de que en-
los dias de Ia semana en- curse han
pasado de ounce a veinte ~jovenes a
mericanos para Mexico, llevando un
ligerisimo equipaje, pero grandes can
tidades de dinero.
CAST todos ESQ., ~jovenes han mani
festado que van al u con objeto de
dedicarse a asuntos mineros, agrico-
las o p%etroleros, o a otras ocupacio-
mes para las cuales parece que no
tienen preparation ninguna, pero los
agentes federales Green que el YER
dadero motive que los alicia de este
pals es Ell servicio militar obligatorio.
Algunos de estos fugitivos proceden
de puntos tan distances como Maine
Y New Hampshire.
Ell gobierno ha ordenado a los agen-
tes federales que Sc tome n COM
pleta description de cada inc de los
~j6venes americanos que estan abando-
nando ell pals. para identificarlos en-
c~ualquier fecha que regresen.
Sc dice que por algunas otras ciu-
dades f~ronterizas tambien han estado
cruzando a Mexico ciudadanos de es-
tie pals que Sc e%ncuentran dentro de
la edad requerida para ell ~servicio mi
litar Y que es possible que ell gobier-
no tome alguna determination para
impedir esa fuga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-31
Como
|Mandar
.Dinero
4 Mexico

Con mucha frecuencia recibimos
cartas en- las que Sc noe pregunts
L. manera absolutamente segura
Y mas rapids para enviar dinero q
distiztas plazas de IA Republics
! Mexicera, esi como 81 mode mas
eficaz para traer dinero de aquel
pals. En- seguida teremos 81 gcsto
, de dar un inforue I nUestros Glen
! ties, ell cue no dudanos resultata
ea provecho de todos.
Existe IN medic muy rapldo, eff
, caz y absoiutamente SECURE para
envisr dinero a cualQuier ciudad de
Ia Republica Nexicana, el que ORE
&c. entire otras muchas, Ia ventaja
de- Il es de TODD punto impossible
cue los clientes pierdan IN solo
| centavo, pues que Is casa glrado-
"a toma bajo So mas estr!cta reg
ponsabIiidad tcdos los Eesgos. =
Sc encarga de dar todos los pa'os
necesarios O fin de evitar q sus 1u-
meroscs ciientes tcda clase de no
I%estias, perdldas y dficultates-
| Los pages Sc hacen en- to6as lss
plagas de Ia citada RepubIca Ne
j xicana, precisamente en- pesos fuer
ties de plata mexicana Q en- none
das de ORC -nacional, pudiendo ha-
Ger tambien situaciones en- dolares,
=, o sea dinero americana, 81 el Glen
/ re asi 10 prefers.
, Al desear situar dinero 8 cusl-
| euler parte de Ia RapIblica, bas-
| tara remitir q Ia casa giradora d.
| nero americana, aSi como el nom-
bre Y direction complete de Ia per-
soma a quien de5e remitlrse en-
J Mexico, = Ia casa por cooGucto de
!. sus agentes Sc encsrgara de hacer
\ uegar e manos de los mteresados
| e. dinero que Sc ordene, sin que
! "a persona que 10 renits de este
pals tenga que moleStarso en- es-
| criSir, nj enyiar libranzas, pues
| que IA casa gIradora Sc encarga
| de TODD clio. Y ademas recogera IN
| recibo De IA persona a qulen Sc lie
remlte el dinero, 81 que eEylara Co
| mo ~comprobante a u chentes.
| Al recibir Ell dinero americana,
| Ia casa giradora nviara al cliente
| una carta de garantia, en- Ia que
consta que 81 por cualquiera cir
, ~cunstsnc!a el dinero no fuere en-
tregsdo g IA persona gu e Sc desiS-
ne en- Mexico, en- IN plaZo razona-
| bic. "a casa Sc compromise q de-
yolve1 81 girador "a misma CAN'T
| dad de dinero americana que reel
bio, sin cobrarle absolutameute na-
| da por sus gestiones.
A Ia fecha ssta casa ha situa-
| do en- Mexico mas de t~rescientos
nil pesos meXicanos = tanen 81
! gusto de no haber recibido nj uns
sola reclamation.
Para remitir 81 dinero americs-
! no e! modo mas SECURE es sacar
| IN giro postal 0 giro de Express
pagadero g Il orden de Mayo's
| Money Exchange o enviar los bile
les en- carta certificada debiendo
rotula- e. sobrs como Eigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-31
DESORDENES EN- JEROME. ARIZ.

correspondence Especial para IL PRENsA,
JEROME, Ariz., Mayo Sofas au-
toridades han dado principle q una
averiguaci6n para descubrir a los
que hicieron fuego anoche sobre los
e~mpleados de la Compania limited
Verde Nine" matando a dos 'ie Gs-
tos. Los e~mpleados Sc dirigian pre-
cipitadamente hacia Ia estacion del
Ferrocarril, donde habia estallado un
incendio, Y al pasar por I'm estrecho
puente les hicieron una cerrada des-
carga desde un cerro.
Ell incendio destruyo complement
te la Estacion Y Sc cree que ianto csc
siniestro, como el ataque a los en-
pleadcs de la compania minera sc
debe a los huelguistas.
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NO HABRA MAS "TRENES ESPECALES'
PARA Los EFES CARRANCIST&

Material rodante a I'm ferroearril
incautado.
Ell ferrocarril de Veracruz a Alva-
RADIO, que hace POGO tempo fue in
cautado por Ell gelierno, ha recibido,
por haberlo ash dispuesto ell propio
gobierno, Ell material rodante que
neecsitaba para atender debidamen-
tie a las e~xigencias del trafico en- las
regiones que atraviesa Ia mencionada
Inca.
Ell material rodante no ha sido
proporcionado por ell gobierno, sine
que es Ia empresa del %ferrocarril de
San Marcos a Huajuapam de Leon,
controlado por ell ferrocarril Mexica-
no, la que ha proporcionado csc ma
terial al ferrocarril de Veracruz a Al
varado.
Ninguna dificultad ha habido pa
ra clio, porque todas las lineas fe-
rreas mencionadas Sc hallan bajo ell
control del gobierno Gel senior Ca
rranza.
Pescador ,alio para Pachuca, Hidalgo
, Para la ciudad de Pachuca, capital
del Estado de Hidalgo, salio aver ell
director INFERNO de los ferrocarrlles.
Felipe Pescador. A nadie informo
sobre ell objeto de su viaje. pero Sc
cree que sea ell de recabar informes
exactos de los trabajos de reconstruc
cion llevados a cabo durante ell ITEM
pc que estuvo de director ell ingenie
70 PAM, a fin de ~demostrar, con
pruebas, que los calculos y los infor-
mes rendidos por ell actual Secreta-
rio de Industrial y Concrete son fall
SOS Y onerosos en- extreme.
Pescador, quien desde que Sc hizo
cargo de la direction de los ferroca-
rifles, ha recorrido gran parte de
las lineas para darse cuenta del es-
tado en- que Sc %encuentran, continue
"a su gira por las regiones que no ha
visitado, a fin de levantar I'm infor-
me complete Y detallado, que venga
a robustecer su dicho de que la re-
construction de las lineas naciona-
les Sc hara CON un costo de veinte mi
Homes de dolares, en- vez de cuarenta
millones, cantidad que pedia ell in
geniero PAM.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-31
Los inos mexicanos
han sido Separates
della escuela Official
de Pleasanton
Los padres de familia Sc mucstran al
tamente disgustados y los llevan
a una e~scuela particular

Algunos padres de familia, resi-
| denies &c ~PieusanJon, -exas, nos han
communicate que sus hijos, alumnos de
la eScuela Official de dicho lugar, han
sido Separates de ella, envlandoseles
a IN edificio abandonado que fuera
en- otro tempo la Casa de Corte, y
que 81 bien no ruina, no tie
ne, sin embargo, las condolences re-
queridas para II escuela.
La separation de los %pequenos COM
patriotas ha venido repentinamente,
sin exponer los autores de ella, ra-
| ION alguna que la justificase. AL
principle fueron enviadoS al edificio
de que hemos hecho mencion. no So
10 los ninos mexicanos, sine tambien
algunos americanos, 10 que hizo Greer
a los padres de familia que la separa-
cion obedecia, tai vez, a la falta de To-
cal; pero al a~cercarse la comision de
padres de familia que Sc nombro pa
! "a que hiciera saber q Ia autoridad
| escolar que no estaban conformes con
la MEDIA tomada, ell Superintendent
tie de escuelas, Nh. Root, no les do
| ningunas razones en- apoyo a Ia deter
minacion tomada > Sc llmito a enviar-
les con los comisionados de escuelas,
q~uienes no hallaron otro motive q ex-
poner, que la falta de asientos, los
cuales a POGO fueron enviados a la es-
cuela destinada a los meXicanos, Gre
yendo que era tan solo la question de
comodidad Ia que preocupaba a los
padres quejosos; pero estos manlfes-
taron a los comlslonldos que no era
aquello. 10 que habia motivado ell a
cudir a las autoridades, sino que es-
timaban humillante para ellos y sus
hijos aquella separation y querian
que Sc ~derrogara ell acuerdo que Ia
habia puesto en- practica. Los conf
sionados limitaronse a contestar que
NADIA podian hacer ellos Y ALI termi-
no su entrevista con los padres que
josos.
Habiendo llegado ell asunto a como
cimiento del Consejo del Condado de
Atascosa, este dispuso Sc pusiera una
carta de r%eferencla, Ia cual fue pre-
niendoles que enviasen u hijos a Ia
|escuela Official, ad~virtiendoles que Sc
rian multados 81 10 cumplian con a.
quella disposition legal, dado que Ia
~ensenanza es obligatoria en- el Estado.
Los padres acudieron con sus hijos a
Ia escuela Official, llevando consigo IL
jPasa e Il 7a. ccl. a.
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Mas cargos contra ell gobcrnador de
Colima.

Colima.
FL diputado. Saucedo siguio hacien-
DO los sig~uientes cargos al goberna-
dor de Colima. Por otra parte, dijo.
Sc sabc perfectamente que dos perso-
mas mas fueron muertas en- Colima;
una de un balazo Y la otra al salir
de I'm mitin, a punaladas, con I'm
marraZo.
Ahora. tratando de otra orden de
abitrariedades, dire que ell general
Juan J. Rios esta aliado con uno de
los mas conocidos ter%ratenlentes del
Estado, que es a la fecha propietario
de once de las haciendas mas
ricas. El mismo general Rios
posee varias fincas de su propiedad,
en- las que emplea como trabajadores,
q los soldados que paga ell Erario
Nacional, soldados que debieran de-
dicarse a otros trabajos. por ejempio,
q NOAIAOdGii q lcS pdIlINS" Nv SSNNS
Cuando termino de hablar Sauce
do. sube a Ia tribuna ell diputado
Hernandez, Y pide a la Secretaria
que de lectura a un documento en- Ell
cue Sc denuncia que ell coronel Ruiz
Seco, jefe de una fuerza que Sc ha-
LA en- en- el Quartet de Teresitas, de
la ciudad de Queretaro. ~aprehendio
a numerosas personals sin orden de
autoridad competence, habiendo lie.
gado a i%nfligir tormentos a los dete-
nidos, violando asi las mas elemental
les leyes de la civilization y los pre-
ceptos de humasritarismo.
La Secretaria da ~lectura al docu-
mento, pero la asamblea NO resuelv-
NADIA.
Las protestas, pues. Sc pierden an
tie Ia indiferencia de los senores d.
putados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-31
Ell COLMO DE LA CASTRONOMIA

Tn ingenioso frances dijo cierta o.
caci6n: "Solamente la muerte es una
disculpa autorizada para dejar lie
~concurrir d un banquete a que uno
ha Sido cortesmente invitado; Y aun
aSi, TODD hombre bien educado de-
IBERIA mandar al enterrador a que
diera en- su nombre una satisfaction a
los acknowledgements Record
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-31
COMPRAMOS

y psgamos los meJores precfos al conlado
por flerro viejo y aeero de todas classes
llantas y tubos interiors; NeJos de aueoiIo-
cusrdas viejas, huesos, botellas cerveceras,
medias y pintas: cuernos. costalera de todas
classes. maquinaria de segunda mano de TO-
das ~clases; rieles de rerrocarril de nerro.y
bricas uremadas O deStruidas de todaS cla-
ses. Compramos en- candidates pequenas y
grandes. Solicitamos de listed nos maya
sus remesas. las cuales pasaremos mmedia-
tamente Y a los precios mas altos al con-
tado.
LOUIS KAMINSkY & co.
Il and Is New Orleans, St., HOUSTON, Tex.
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Campero Y este hecho no 10 ha mega
do, pues el mismo confiesa que 81 los
manic ejecutar, pero que tai deter,
minaci6n la tom6 por ~tratarse de dos
ladrones que habian cometido inf
nidad de hazanas contra Ia prople
dad. Puede ser cierto este Gltimo.
siguio diciendo Saucedo, pero de una
Y otra manera. ell procedimiento de!
general Rios es perfectamente Illegal
Y abiertamento contrario a Ia cons
titucion. Esos hombres debieron ha,
Der sido juzgados por un tribunal
competente, puesto que ell pals ha
vuelto al regimen CONSTITUTIONAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-31
ASOCIACION DE MEDICOS



Farios medicos m%exicanos acor-
iamos dar eonsultas medicas por
cerreo con Ell prop6sito de servir
II compatriota enfermo que vive en-
lugares que no hay medico mexica-
no o que tr0pieza con dificultades
del idioma.
Todos somos medicos con mu-
chos amos de practica, y estamos
legsimente autorizados para ejer-
Ger nuestra profession en- este Es-
:ado.
En- junro estudiaremos cada case
que 81 nos consulte, y acordaremOs
Ell tratamienro que dcbe de insti-
tuirse.
No cobramOs consulta.
DAREMOS UNA OPINION HON.
RADA
Dirija la correspondence q:
ASOCACION DE MEDICOS NE
&ICANCS
P. o. Box 10I. Station A,
San Antonio. Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Kilbane Is
Unsettled
BY AHERN



PHILADELPHIA. July CA
worlds record for receipts for SIX
round bout-s35. 07s-and a record
crowd OF more than $4,000 for .
boxing match in PhiladelphisP0nn
the happy sides OF the Leonard-Ku-
bane fight here last night. or tho
1888 paid admissions. there were
1885 at 81. 1883 at 81. 4.244 at So.
and 2.S7l at IS. Each boxers share
was si1.692.
Leonard is the greatest fighter
ever fought. Good luck TO him.
lie deserves IL. / have no alibi TO
offer"
So run Johnny Kilbane's morning
after views OF HIS defeat
IL have nothing TO say as to re-
turn match with Leonard" he add
ed. Il have nothing to say as TO
the future. | will rest for few
weeks. then start TO outline my
plans for the future"
Says Benny: when hurt Kill
bane with right cross in the sec
ond. felt confident would score
knockout"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

repetition OF the demonstration
KiIbane himself staged when he
gave Kid Williams. then the ban
tarnweight champion. a beating.
Leonard's superior weight. bis
superior punching and crafty
ring generalship carried the fight
for him. His terrific crushing
blows were too much for the great
little man he defeated. Reason
would predict that another bout
between the two could have but
one ending--another defeat for Kill
bane.
Kilbane, a master OF defense, a
merciIess punisher when his title
has been threatened. was at the
mercy OF the lightweight king.
His generalship might as we'll
have been left at home; his de.
Tense might just as well have been
in Honolulu. His fists were treat
ed as II they had been q baby's
blows. II was a tragedy for Kill
bsne. for he had beaten Welsh, the
former lightweight champion. and
had reached the point where his
friends. and doubtless himself be
lieved he was unbeatable in a no
decision bout.
Leonard's victory stamps him
with the unmistakable sign Of a
fighter. delicious recovery from
ffs iefhargy the lightweight class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Joe Benjamin Winner
Over Neff in South

Joe Benjamin. the Spokane feath-
erweight. defeated Chef Neff OF
Seattle. in a recent bout in Los
Angeles.
This news comes az surprise
as Chef has been breezing right
along in the Southern city. while
benjamin has been out OF the
game for n while with an injury.
The Spokane lad IL fighting much
better than when seen In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
SOx Boss
Sees Win
for Club
BY II. c. HAMILTON

BY II. c. HAMILTON
United Press STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK. July 26.-"The
White sox are bunch OF roar
ing, tearing baseball fighters,
and that's what I'm counting
on mostly 20 carry us into the
worlds SERIES" declared Ciar'
enee Rowland, manager OF the
American league leaders, today.
my boys have only begun to
fight Their heads are up. and.
with a lead like they've got. I'm
confident II will take something
the East does not possess this year
to drag rs from the peak.
We've got the class this year.
We've got wonderful fielding
team and team that Is beginning
TO hit. The pitching staff Is
steady. without a weak heart In its
makeup"
Rowland prepared no alibls to
haul back 10 Chicago II he falls TO
hold the crest He declared every
man Is In the best possible shape
not an iniury-not even pad cold.
Risberg Big Help
This fellow Risberg is doing as
much as any one to hold us on
top" the Comiskey leader said.
He's one OF the best ball players
that ever came out OF a minor
league. A remarkable fielder and
lightning thinker. he fits In well
with Collins and Weaver.
Eddie Collins is playing the
greatest fielding game OF his ca.
reer, and he's beginning to hit"
Rowland looks for no soft spots
on his trip thru New York. Boston
Washington, Philadelphia and
Cleveland He expects tough ar.
guments from every station.
"But the boys are too busy figur.
Ing on winning TO worry" he said
They realize that the pennan'
may come or go on this trip. but
they believe they are sure to be
winners"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
New Record

PHILADELPHIA, July 20
Benny Leonard's defeat OF Johnny
Kilbane sets a new record for fight
ers.
In three months Benny has stop
ped three champions-Richie Nit
chell, American lightweight title
holder: Freddie Welsh. world 8
lightweight champion. and Johnny
Kilhane. worlds featherweight
champion. All three have gone by
the knockout route.
Incidentally, In his last eight
fights. Leonard has scored seven
knockouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Benny Leonard Sets a
Record for Champions

LEONARD scored knockout
Johnny KIbane accomplished something lightweight
did before.
cry Meooven knocked Frank Erne when the latter
was ohtwc oht champion the title did not change hands
a handicap match.
kIbane defeated Freddie Welsh but did
stop him Bob held titles simultaneously
he rddie~e and heavyweight champion.
Joe attempted wrest the lightweight title
Kid Lavione when Waeot was weller champion but
outpointcd. $500
Kbsnes defeat auashes his ambitions toward the light
weia ranks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

out Of his class, above the feather.
weight limit. and his place among
the feathers is mistaken. Jimmy
Dunn, his manager and friend OF
long standing, tossed the towel
into the ring TO save Johnny from
unnecessary punishment when he
was staggering blindly to his feet
and good as out. 1t was the first
time Dunn has ever been called
upon to come to the relief OF the
featherwelght champion. After
the bout, Kilbane mildly remon-
strated with Dunn for the act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

Hans Wagner is always up
setting the dope. The other
day he got hit just after be-
Ing presented with loving
cup.
Tealey Raymond says they asked
him how Eddie Plnkman did the
Russian dance when he was in
Montana.
Wonder II Jim Ball can do
the Russian dancer
And then Kilbane blamed It all
on Jimmy Dunn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Connie Mack Makes
His Men Practice

Every time one Of Connie Mack's
Athletics IL late for practice or alb.
sent from practice he is fined s.
for the first offense and $40 n the
offense IL repeated The lines viii
be given to the Northwestern hos
pital. Of Philadelphia, wnere there
IL bed for disabled baseball play
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

has known Tor so
ong Considering
IFS victory over
he featherweight
ing, II is hard to
ee where there
a lightweight
row in the ring
worthy Of a cham
Jionship m ate n
With Leonard.
Despite his de.
feat. Kilbane Is
still the feather
weight champion.
He was fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Indiana Coach Will
Teach u. S. Soldiers

Harvey Cohn. of the IriSh-Ameri.
can Athletic club. and coach last
year at the University of Indiana.
has been engaged as instructor by
the Y. NJ. c. A. military camp at
Spartanburg. 5. c., where 10000
men OF the National Guard will en-.
camp for training before being
sent to France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Seattle Shooter Is
High Man in Shoot

By United Press Leased wire
PORTLAND, July Eel. II.
Reid OF Seattle and r. ID. Stoop of
Kalispell. Mont. were high guns in
the final days shoot of the Pacific
Indians held here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Bull Durham Signs
Hit for 100 Bucks

The Bull Durham signs In North.
western league parks were hit but
twice during the abbreviated sea
son. On June 8, Dave Hillyard
collected $50 from the tobacco peo-
pie by hitting the Butte sign. Lyle
Blgbee hit the Spokane sign, May
20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Jack Dempsey Wins
Over Willie Meehan

b United Press Leased Wire
OAKLAND, July 26.--Jsek
Dempsey defeated Willie Nee.
han in a four.round bout here
last night. Meehan was unable
to land effectively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

stepped INTO 4 y
ring against an
|lther champion
and three times
ne has come off
| 'ictorious T h Q
asst time was last
hight, when he
failed.
In the sum-up.
IL was a repeti.
Ition OF an old
story-a good big
man can always
beat q good little
man: IL was a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

~ United rre~s leased Wiz
PHILADELPHIA. July %
Benny Leonard, the worlds
Iiqht~eisht champion. stands
out today a slitserin7 figure.
Undoubtedly one Of the great
est champions his class ever
saw, a. a result OF his Victory
over Johnny kiIbane. king Of
the feather~eiahts. In three
rounds here last night.
No man. lightweight or feather
weight. has ever been given a high
e. rating than Kilbane. Champion
in his own class. four times. he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

draw the crowds OF the old win
ming days of 1910 and 1911. the at
tendance during the two weeks
stay at home up to Sunday night
proved sufficient to guarantee that
the Coast league will have no Diff
ficulty in finishing tho season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Busy's Lassie Takes
$4,000 Detroit Race

gy United Press Leased Wire
DETROIT. July 26.-The annual
renewal OF The Merchants and Man
ufacturers' $4,000 stake was won
here yesterday by Busy's LassIe.
The event went five heats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

a. We absolutely guarantee the
* famous 81 Tablets to stop losses
" from weakness or We will re-
V turn your money. BY mail. sl.O0
per box: 6 for $500.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

r.. Johnson and Corby Hayes. H.
nalists in the Glass c mems sin
giles Of the Playfleld tennis tour
ney. quit last night with one set to
the credit of each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Cal Delaney has enlisted.
Page Benny Leonard.

The Cleveland ball club having
lost its mascot, We expect to hear
OF It winning a few games from
now on.
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Wonder II Benny Leonard
has fiat feet!
Having been forced into the sec
ond division, there viii now be
more reason for Wild Blll Dono
vans wildness.
An Indian won a trapshoot In
the Middle West Where's old
deadshot Dick and all the
rest7
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Baseball

NATIONAL LEAGUE
A. Pittsburg .. Brooklyn T.
30 other games played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
A. New York ii. Chicago s-5.
At Boston s. 81. Louis 4.
A. Philadelphia 3. Detroit Q.
No other played.
COAST LEAGUE
A. Han Francisco 1. Oakland 4.
At Salt Lake 7. Vernon 4
A. Los Angeles 3. Portland I.
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Leonard
Defeats
Kilbane

New lighswelshs Champion
Shows He 10 Real Goods
BY Stopping Fast and Hard
Hitting Feather~eishs
Kin: Johnny 6Iares Jim
my Dunn.