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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03


Claro esta, habiendo tenido que
suprimir la propaganda de ~cesestoI,
que por muchos amos mantuvieron
en- la isla, y aun tratan de manterer
de manera vedada, apelan a ese re,
curse, que da la medida de la inca.
pacidad de los que exponen.
Repetimos que Ell derecho que tie
ne ell Partido Socialista a estar re.
presentado en- todas las Com Stones
no es VI favor.
Z al negarsenos, es un acto de
despotismo y tirania Ell que So ejer
ce. No por ESQ, dejaremos de rom.
batir por nuestras nbertades y de
rechos no solo en- la isla sino en-
Washington.
La situacion desp6tica que priva
on Puerto Rico, la describiremos tai
cual es, 10 mismo que priva en- ITO.
Rico, que en- los Estados Unidos co,
mo en- Ell mundo entero
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Las virtudes mas esenciales pa
ra conservar I'm rostro angel solo
las po1ee en- ell mundo ell 1ntimo
amigo de las m~ujeres, que preferi-
do por sus bondades es siempre con
secuente con sus consumidoras, es-
te es Ell JABoN DE LA ToJA, que
recomienda Ell eninente doctor An
gel Pultdo. Lo venden al por ma
yor y %detalIado: Sues. de A. Ma
vol 81 Co.. Gonzalez Padin g. Co.
Inc, J. NJ. Blanco & Co., Sierra Ca
rabis 81 Co., Bel6ndez Garcia & Co.
(Anuncio).
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Con nOSOtrOS Sc c0mete..

solo miensbro. Pero, Ell prop6sito
qued6 demostrado, al frmar la ley
Ell G~obernador, que a su vez fulmi.
nantemente, relieve al Presidente y
a. Comisionado permanente, senores
Cintron, Lastra y villaronga, susti.
tuy6ndoles por los senores Palacios
t~uyendoles por los senores Rafael
Palacios Y Joaquin A. Becerri1.
Las enmiendas a la Ley de Ho-
cares SECURES, tenian por objeto,
pagan dietas a los Comisionados,
unica Comision que no ha tenido ese
privilegio durante ocho anos, Y po-
der expedir tftulos de propiedad a
los que posean parcelas o casas en-
srrendamiento; a los dos amos, STEM
pre- que esten en- condolences de
pagan ell montante adeudado. Pero,
ell monopolio politico, al surgir 10
de dietas y teniendo tantos asp1ran-
ties descontentos, hizo presentar la
enmienda en- ell Senado, para supri-
mir la representation del trabajo.
PERO AUN Ell DERECHo Sc
MEGA
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
DR.. JOSE VICENTE
CIRUJANO-DENTISTA

Especialista de Ia Sociedad Espano
la de Auxilio Mutuo Y Bene6oencia
Horas de Ofcina:
z IL A. VI. y 1880 a 5 P. d
San Justo 33 (altos de El Louvre
Telefono 240. San Juan. r. 3
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Continuation de Ire. pagina)

NIoAtAIludcIon de 1E1. paglnaJ
como la que est5 en- vigor en- los
Estados Unidos, sanciona la doctri-
ma de que las minorias deben estar
Representatives en- todas sus comisio-
mes, para la salud y buen orden de
Ia naci6n.
Pero la llamada A1ianza Puerto
rriquena o partido de la mayoria,
que pretende sustentar todas Jas
tradiciones y virtudes del pueblo
portorriqueno, y que al misma item
pc solicita del Congreso de los Es-
tados Unidos Ia election del Gober-
nador y dominic absolute local, es q
Ia vez la negacion de TODD princi-
pic de democracia o hbertad. Stem
pre- sucedi6 10 mismo en- Ia historic
de la humanidad; las tiranias Gu
brieron sus abuses y atropellos con-
ira los pueblos, cubriendose con ell
manic de la libertad.
Nunca sintieron tales principles.
Jamas fueron exponentes de la YER
dadera libertad. Solo una sed de
dominic, cubierta con ell lenguaje
lirico que cuando habla de institu-
clones progresistas, impresiona a los
pueblos y les adormece, para a con-
tinuacion desenvolver una serie de
venganzas y e~stablecer un despo-
tismo. Esa fue Y continuara siendo
por siempre, la Inca de conducta
que los actuales elementos que cons
tituyen la Alianza Pu~ertorriquena,
hoy apoyados por Ell Gobernador
Horace Mann Towner, estan ponien-
do en- practica en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
sU MAN1oBRA LEGISLATIVE

Para llenar su p~rop6sito, de mono
polizar todas las actividaGes poliri-
a de la isla, desenvolvieron en- la
Ultima session de la Legislature de
Puerto Rico, la tactica de suprimtr
las nominaciones no va de los orga-
nismos centrales de los Partidos
principles, para cubrir las comisio-
mes, stno ain de las organizaciones
obreras.
Teniendo en- sus manos ell AID
WISE AND CONSENT, 0 sea ell de
consentir y convenir con los nom
bramientos del Gobernador, al do
minar Ell senado de Puerto Rico, de
antemano c%onsideran que solo habra
I'm poder nominador Y ese sera ell
Directorio de la ALBANIA Puertorri-
quena. En- este, hay su juego. ST Ell
Gobernador hace uso de sus prerro-
gativas de nominar personals para
cubrir puestos en- las Comisionas 0
designa funcionarios, sin tener en-
cuenta las propuestas del memora-
BILE directorio ~aliancista, funcionan-
do una especie de espionaje alrede-
dor del Jefe Executive, siempre
tienen la oportunidad de hacerlos
aparecer como sus candidates.
La prueba esta, que aun antes de
que la celebre aianza Sc formara,
ell g%obernador design6, sin consular
a la e~ntonces Junta Central del Par
lido Union de Puerto Rico, a los
senores .Chardon, para Comisionado
de Agriculture y Trabajo, y Dr..
Ortiz, para Sandal.
Pero entonces, ioh poder de la jail
IBERIA, esos fueron sus candidates
en- lugar de los senores Camunas y
DR., Ruiz soler, que sometieron al
Gobernador.
Els I'm hecho bien conocido de to-
dos los que en- estos ultimos amos
han pasado por Ell Parlamento in
sular, que cuando algunos funciona.
rios rompen sus afnidades con los
jefes del llamado poder nominador
y dispensador e prebendas, hoy di-
rectorio de la alianza, Immediate
mente han surgido enmiendas que
alteran las comisiones o requisites
para ~ejercer f~unciones en- los de-
partamentos, y de esta manera Sc
lanzan de sus puestos a los rebel
des.
Las enmiendas a la Comisi6n de
Indemnizaciones a obreros, no han
tenido otro prop6sito. No solo Sc
ha aumentado ell ntmero de sus
miembros, que es discutible 81 la Lee
gislatura puede alterar por medic
de legislation las condolences bajo
las cuales fueron electos ciertos ele-
mentos, sine que intercala una es-
Gala para pagan las indemnizacio-
mes, que puede ser manejada por nm
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Ell SALUDO DE LOS FoToGRA.
Eos DE MAYAGUEZ
M
NIayaguez. Setbre /. 1925

Fot6grafos Mayaguez reunidos
en- ~fraternal banquete envfan sa-
Judo a u companeros de la Isla
y San Juan y aprecian idea asocia-
ci6n. Hayman, Molina, Cifuentes,
Ibanez, yillero, Villalva, Delgado,
Colorado. 7, Colorado.
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"CLUB JUVENTUD GURABENA,
M
-"DIsoLUCIoN"

Sc notifca que la Junta directi-
va de esta association en- ell dia 80
Gel mes de agosto de 1926 aprob6
I'm acuerdo declarando cue a 81
juicio como mas ~benefcioso para la
association que la nlisma sea disuel-
ia.
Y con csc fin Sc ha ordenado Ia
celebration de una junta general
de socios q. tendra lugar en- la ofci
ma principal de la association en- Gu
rabo, ell dia 80 de setiembre de 1926
a las ocho de la noche para que
decida sobre dicho acuerdo.
Manuel Garcia ESTRADA,
Secretario.
(Anuncio)
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American Railroad CompanY Of Porto Rico

Itnerario general para los automotores modifcado ell ID de Fe
brero de 1925, anulando los trenes 20 y 80 entire San Juan y Arecibo
27 Y % entire Aguadina y Ponce y los locales de Sabana Grande del
Iunerario General de trenes.
SAN JUAE-AREOIBo IS
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SAAn4eAAu@ GIL 81 He1Aduo para SUPPL
mir la representation del trabajo.
PERO AUN Ell DERECHo Sc
MEGA
La representation en- la Junta In
sular de Elecciones, es I'm derecho
sancionado, de que Sc compondra de
irspectores nombrados por los dos
partidos principles y un Superin-
tendente de Elecciones, que viene a
ser Ell poder moderator de las deci-
stones de d1cha Junta.
Unicamente Ell Superintendent,
reuuiere la sanction del Senado de
Puerto Rico. La ley expresa que
cuando n delos partidos principa.
les dele de obtener Ell 20 por ciento
que marca la ley, perdera tai dere.
cho. Tan pronto Sc certifco Ell re.
sultado de las elecciones generates
celebradas en- noviembre 4, 1924
perdio Ell Partido Republican, Puel
torriqueno ~ posicion y ha quedadc
leducido a partido por peticion.
Pero, los ohciales jurid1cos de.
DEPARTMENT. de Justicia, opinar
que esa Junta debe continuar conc
esta, creyendo que su t5rnlino venct
en- otras elecciones.
Este nos obliga a tener que ir 8
la Corte a reclamar csc derecho
con todos los inconvenientes, Quc
tales pleitos o~casionan.
Y es la creencia general, de acuel
do o este procedimiento, que e.
I'm favor Ell que Sc hace al Partidc
socialista ell darle representation er
las Comisiones. Ash Sc ignora la pc
ticion para llenar una de las vacan
ties de la Junta Hipica Insular.
Solo Ell atropello y ell abuse ei
10 que priva al Partido Socialists
de estar debidamente representado
como partido de minoria, en- toda:
las Comisiones. Y cuando Sc quiert
%justifcar I'm abuse realizado, Sc ape
la, a decir que debemos zanzibar
de nombre, para obtener ell plenc
reconocimiento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
TACOMA AFTER
SEATTLE GAMES

Taoomh has the bee for Coast
league baseball and. in AN effort 10
prove that the city can draw big
enough attendance 20 warrant /.
Coast franchise, number Of Ia.
coma business men are petitioning
the Seattle club TO play the Thurs.
day afternoon games for the rest
Of thi. season in the City OF Destiny
as well as n Sunday morning con.
test This has been taken under
advisement and decision viii be
reached By tho local officials later
IN the week.
The Tacoma men held confer.
ences last week with BIZ Lane. Salt
Lake owner. trying TO influence
him TO bring his Salt lake club
there next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
CINNINGHAMrs
IEGS RAD

BIZ Cunningham is being troubled
with that nemesis Of all ball players
- bad legs.
The former Seattle outnelder who
came TO tho Sacramento club from
tho Boston Braves this spring. Is
paying tho penalty OF not going thru
spring training.
Il played before / was really In
shape" says Bill. and as conse-
quence my legs weren't ready for
the grind. but I'm coming around all
right now"
Cunningham was star with the
Indians. who sold him TO the New
York Giants in 1921. and II was that
sale tina, practically beat the club
out OF the pennant. as Il was trans
acted In mid-season and Cunning
ham WIS the leading hitter on the
club AT that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
Ordered New
Hole in Belt

DUT getting back 20 the uncon.
- Germ which Mccarthy showed
just before bis contest for the
heavyweight championship with Al
Palzer.
was sitting in a box at Vernon
on tho afternoon Of the battle and
had tho champion belt with mo.
Abe Morris, a friend Of mine. was
sitting with me in the box, and no
said:
Hero comes Mccarthy down the
aisle now, Tom. Let him see the
belt"
SO we stopped Luther and /
showed him the belt, which was n
beautiful thing, all solid gold and
diamonds.
Luther took IL, looked " over npd
after trying II on, said 10 me, M
cool as nm iciclc:
Mr.. McCarey, II is wonderful
belt. But you'll have 10 have nm
other hole put right in here, seer
Mark this with q pencil no you can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
DOYLE WONT
CONFIRM SALE

Charley Doyle, business represent
alive Of the Sacramento team on
It's present Northwestern trip. won't
confirm the sale OF Shea to the
New York Yankees as reported last
week
we have heard nothing from
our home office" says Doyle. who
has been on the road for the past
10 days. Il know that Scout Holiey
Of the Yankees was dickering for
him. but when We left home II
looked as n the deal had fallen
thru"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
SHELLESBACK'S
ARM COMES BACK

Frank shcllcnback. the former
Vernon pitcher. who had serious
trouble with his pitching arm few
seasons ago when it was necessary
to undergo complicated operation
TO restore shattered nerves in his
wing, says his arm is In better shape
now than II has been since his last
big season - 1891. sheIienback was
traded TO Sacramento by Vernon las.
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
MEN's DornLfs
Iir.t Il.ftpd

First Hound
Me1lviFin and csilison beat Finlfg and
ioE. e. ts. 81 walker ana branmnll
heat Mcleod and n6brrtssn. ST.. s-ei
rhipFs and Green beat Malcolm snd
Kinmnnd. 60 ~. CrbrksF ard WuHhi
beat stone ard nsrnsr. Ell. t-i. Giles
zHd wAnEh beat rAyisf snd LAWS. 80.
tg.ie MatsahaTaski and lsssHAt beat
Mecressah and Carmichael. 81. GO. 5.s.
causiman ard Duuuorih beat KlfnptA
and Kinnshiia 1919. 80! Hmith end
Cunningham beat Lewis and Lewis. Ist,
f.tg Marion ard LaHEiis beat usrpld and
Martin, 81. tsei SgHns ard rursis bsat
Aairsw snd LAGER. Ga. Ell. Scott and
Ds Tufsuns beat Macdonald and chat
fey. 60. s-i. MspouEsil and wiikH beat
r. o. Rrsi and RyEil. default. i.aiEurs
and Barr beat Mcdonald ard Birch. de-
fault. uordau and Proctor bsa; Seed and
Hodsins. 80. t.1
seoand Round
Muir and DIXON beat Mei.oEhlin and
brand. rs. t.s. ss5 Hysii ard Ryan
beat Leader ard miller. 80. ts. lot.
Milne sud P~srs beat Hogs and Boucher,
80. 80. wteksus And stuart beat Neon
beat iohAnnsen and Mclean. 81, o..
spariinE and Shields beat Ssiiss and
Carmichael. GO, ell.
woMES's SINGLES
~ LssninE. Victoria. beat Mf' o.
Smith. Vancouver, g.i. 40 Mrs. A. y.
Kline. Vancouver. beat Moriwake, Homo.
luiu. t.i. e.. ~ HurridEe, winnipeg.
beat Mrs.. Seen, Vancouver. 81. ~. So
Airs, MeGiEsrlu. Victoria, beat AIRS Z.
CArdinait. Vancouver. Ell. 81. Mfs- Hen.
derson. Vancouver. beat NJ Johnston.
Vancouver. 60. ell. Mrs, u. y. Wright
ottawa beat Mona Mclean. Vancouver,
s-r, eli. Mrs, a. n. Graham. Vancouver,
heat ~ catsii. Vancouver. 81, s~i. II.
LseminE, Victoria. beat squish. vAneou-
yar.. ell. &c, L. Fraser. Vancouver. beat
Mrs, waksiy. Vancouver 81. ell; y.
CAisli. Vancouver. beat Jean Rose. 10,
40. rs; Mrs. Lsaohman. California. beat
4 Wonder. Vancouver. s-i. 60
MEMS SINGLES
FIRST Round
pors. beat Hammond by default;
Kinoshtta beat walter Martin By default.
II. a. rhlpps beat a. n, Lewis ~ default
Or. w,iehnr beat \. Let, 60, t-2 Me-
C,rossan bsR, Nicholson. s.i. 60: j.
Wright. Montreal. beat J, n. Ryan. 60.
eel! II. Malcolm beat Mc0iSerin. ca, Ga.
John Proctor beat Russell by default
Dan Lewis beat MsgEs by default.
Drsmall b.st II. q. Wilson. e-i. s.t: A.
II. rinlAy beat r. A. Stanley by default.
Howard LanEiie. Seattle. beat Or. ~
Duusworth. Edmonton, ell. T.b. Leon ID
Tursnns, Seattle. beat W, H. McDouEall
vancouver. rs. s-3; Grant LaiEurs. So.
attic, beat Johnny Ryan. Seattle, s-i. GA.
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iihss
reputation, having fought most OF
the star featherwoishts In the bust.
ness, including Kid Kaplan. chief
claimant of tho worlds title.
Smell fought 12around draw
with Tommy Ryan in Montana last
week.
Tho Washington boy Is a great
card in Seattle because OF his ag.
gresslvenoss and tremendous punch.
Ing power in each hand.
Goozeman, strong and smart In
tho ways OF tho ring, is expected
to give the Young Kctcholl" one
| OF the hardest fights he has yet had.
The rest of tho card Is In the
making and will be lined up within
the next few days,
The scraps will be held nj the
seattle bah park, where all OF the
summer shows arc being staged.
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Mccarthy
Won Easily

T WILL never forget Abe Morris
l. look as he said to me. when
Mccarthy left:
Tom. did you ever see such con-
fidence?" I replied; mo, Abe, never
In my life. II looks like we have
discovered another gold nugget"
Mccarthy walked awny from Pal.
zer that afternoon In 20 rounds.
winning the contest without even
having to extend himself. ] don't
believe Palzer ever laid a glove on
him.
IT IL too bad that fate so quickly
decided against this strong, young
fighter. As previously have init.
mated. there was reason to believe
that no would have attained great
heights In his chosen profession.
ITO BE Continued Wednesday,
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base our judgment on some incident within
the ring while great battle was waging.
But somehow or other, it always has
stuck in my memory that Luther Mccarthy
acted in about as nonchalant manner as
anyone ever saw, considering the situation.
You all remember poor Luther, who came
to an untimely death in ring from cause
which was always attributed as heart
failure.
But this was not the day that Luther
Mccarthy was to die while boxing third
rater.
Incidentally might say that Mccarthy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

straight sets. Hts team mates. Tom.
my Todd. Danny Lewis. Grant I.ni.
cure. BIN Taylor. Leon Tirenne and
Armand Marion. ali won their games.
Tho Seattle team members who
were defeated were Dick Burr. John.
ny Ryan and Ralph Miller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
THE SUMMARY
OF CHAMPIONS

The end OF the prolonged show in
this true worlds series, finds Rene
LacoS,e. II years old. champion Of
the mems singles. Nile Lanslen.
champion in the womnn's singles for
tho sixth time Lenglen and Ryan
champion In the womcn's doubles.
Laeos,s and Borotrn dominant in tho
msn'H doubles; and T.onRion and
Borotra the champions In tho mixed
number.
Shut out Of the championships.
Casey and Hennesaey nevertheless
exceeded their reasonable expccta.
lions In lasting 20 the final Of tho
doubles Both were playing for the
first time on foreign courts and they
wcro not chosen M Americas best
players. but only mn tho best men
available for the long trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
College Pitching
Star With Yanks

Another college ball playing star
has Joined the big lenguea He's
Charley Caldwell, Prlnceton's great
pitcher Caldwell has been signed
by the Yankees, where he Us TO be
given an carly chance 10 show his
Wnrcs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

borr from Mon.
trcai: win Crock.
or and Jack
Wright: Howard
Langley. Leon
Turcnnn an a
wslIy Scott. all
Of tho Seattle
Tennis club. and
Godfrey Peeru.
Of Vancouver. an
tho favori,ep to
win tho tourna-
ment..
Howard Lang.
lie brssxsi thru
his match with
Or. DunEwnrth.
az rAnnp,np IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
MARANVILLE
CUB LEADER
BULLETIN

NEW YORK. July 7.-'Rabbi,-
Meanwhile. star infieider for ths
Chicago Cubs. was appointed mana
ger Of the team 20 succeed Bill XII.
lefer, IT was announced today BY
John o. seys. secretary OF the club.
Meanwhile took charge Of the
club just before the game inst
the Brooklyn Robins today. - ex.
PLANTATION accompanied the announces
ment. but It WAS considered that
the poor showing OF the team this
season caused the change in the
management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

SAS'dblN AOl NM w Dt Lilt 5dll
OF course, his opponents,
such as Jim Flynn, AL Palzer
and those sort Of men, didn't
compare with heavyweights Of the
Corbett. Fitzsimmons and Jeffries
order. but we must remember that
Mccarthy won his battles in .
highly scientific manner.
There is no telling how far he
might have risen In the ranks Of
great boxers had he not come to his
untimely end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

Smell. the sensa.
tlonal Peshastin,
Wash, feather,
weight. here
July II.
The match was
8 1 u N o d on
Monday by Dan
Salt and Lonnie
Austin, who are
promoting tn Q
show.
Goozeman Is n
young veteran at
the game and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
COAST

GAMES THIS WEEK
Sacramento AZ seattl-
gait f.aks at Portland
vsrnon at Oakland.
San Francisco at Los Angelo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
Art Koehler Is Lost to Solons for Season
OperatiOn Puts Catcher
ON Shelf for 1925 Play
Appendicitis Cause of Illness; Sacramento Opens
Series Here Today; No Confirmation OF MerVin
Shea Sale to Yankees
BY LEO II. LASSEN

RT KOEHLER, star catcher, and one Of inc
hest hitters in the Coast league, is lost TO
the Sacramento club for long time, If not
for the rest of the season. He is now in
Sacramento hospital recovering from
serious operation for appendicitis.
This was the news brought TO Seatuezday
by the Sacramento tossers who arrive for
their first series Of the season with the
opens here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
Results of Vancouver Net Meet

Army Marion. Seattle. bss, ceors piron.
Vancouver, a.. GO :. a. Mruiil Van
reurrF best Riehara Burr. Seattle. Ga.
80. Tommy TODD. Seattle. beat u Grant.
Vancouver. ~, 81. 81.
~. Gordon. victoria. beat y. Iva
saku. Vancouver. GO. 81. y. G. casssl-
man. Edmonton. beat X. kiimufn. vSn-
aosysF. 90 s.E. > ~ Mclaughlin. Van
eagTsr. beat John DpeE. California, de-
fault. " ~ urrchef. Vancouver. beat
X y. Leslie. Vancouver. 80. 60. 60. W.
Cross Vancouver. beat ". Decker. Van
esayar. 50. CO nni Taylor. Seattle. beat
~ ~ Rysil. Vancouver. 10. "a. II, u.
kirmoEd, Vancouver. beat Andrew. Van
couver. 50. t-ii L. c. nyAll. Vancouver.
BEAT H. Roy Rebertsos. Vancouver. ed.
81; A. Maridisth beat A. lohanssn. de-
fault u vi McLaan. Vancouver. beat
~ Carmichael. Vancouver, t-i; 80. II.
y. Baker. Vancouver. beat Bancroft.
vancouver. default; =. I. Barber. vaHeou-
Nsr. hesi Lacey. Vancouver. s.io, rs. Ga:
Leroy fsanie, Toronto. beat Ralph miller.
Seattle. 81, 81
W Msicaite. Vancouver. beat y. Les.
vancouver. s-l. go: W. " 0yias. winui-
PEG. beat X, Sakhmura. Vancouver. ell.
sFs Purkins, Vancouver beat \. l..
koamss. default. A. Boyd. Vancouver,
beat y ". walker. Vancouver. 10. e.,
74s' y c. Martin. Vancouver. beat Bud
Seed. Vancouver. %. ga. -: q. b.
spsrllnE. Vancouver. beat A. J. Walker.
vancouver. 81. 60: Wallace Scott, ia.
coma. beat j. shaksspear, Vancouver.
80, SO, " l.. Baker. Vancouver. beat
w ]. Peers. Vancouver. default
Second Round
willard Croker. Montreal. beat MAtsu-
hayashi. go. 60. CARDINAL beat Doyle.
s.i, Sd, Jack Muir boa, Rev. o. Ryali
BY dafsuli. A. 2. Milne beat G. r. Birch.
80. s.s; Mecrossan beat DR.. welch.r. Ell.
| Ga. McAas,er beat =. l.. Baker. 1910,
iie. ca; Nunnc- beat Lindop. 60, 60;
| q. s waugh. Winnipeg. beat Cunning
ham. 50, 81. q. II. Peers beat Collision,
til. Ga
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Local Net
Stars Are
FaUOrites

VANCOUVER, b C.. July 7.--Play
In the Canadian tennis cham,
pionships. which started hero Mon.
day. found IN. Davis cup team nom
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Bill Killefer Is q younger
brother of Wade Killefer. Seat
tie manager.
BEST LOCK WINS

The Best Lock company banged
out three home runs TO help defeat
the North Park Merchants, IL to T..
The Lockers played thru the game
without an error, and good pitching
by Hunter. who allowed but seven
safe hits. enabled them TO win.
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WANDERERS LOSE

Tho Wandering All Stars were de.
feated by snohomish. 6 TO s. accord.
ing to a report received at Piper a
Taft's Monday.
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nNrEnNArroNAI 1rAnrr

Jersey city 2, Providence 4
baltimore 3, Reading I.
Toronto 8, Syracuse o.
seven lnnings
Rochester b, Buffalo A.
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When Luther Mccarthy Won
Title Belt From All PalZer
Heavyweight So Certain of Winning That He Told
Promoter Before Fight to Have Another Hole Put
in Leather, So 1t Would Fit
BY t. ]. JUNGLE TOM) MccAREY

Promoter, Who Naang Inside Stories Of His
Exclusively Readers
'DEOPLE have asked several occasions what
thought the greatest demonstration Of GOODNESS
exhibited by boxer. Now, of course, that question might
answered several different Yewnonts We might