The Tacoma times. [volume], July 10, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

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T»A»E TWO
Adolf Hurls
the Discus
at the
Olympic "': v>
Games— v ••>.-.
ha, ha, ha!
V Vordf by Sehaefer
'vale by. Con do. t-",
Tigers Lose iTo Vancouver ]
C Are Now 15 Games Behind
» ••• •• • • •■• • • • • •• • • • • • • ••••••• •
• * , • NORTHWESTERN IL t-VGUK STANDING. •
•K'V^i-T-iJ ■"-.:• '•??•:•-".•. UamlU \\»(eruj»j. .■■■-■.:•"■ ■'•,,-■: .: r •-:..- r, v*.?
i^a-^H^^:^*'— -.;■ ">:"..■■■ /"■■••
--• ! Vancouver 5, Tacoma 3. ' '•'; Spokana 12, Victoria 3. •v,
l|^^.^.-,i^^::^B«rt^}7/iPorUMdiX/;r;V-';;r>'-.';. *< ■ •
»'"■ Staodiag of €!■*•"■ V«ilird«j.'i: '.'v- "< ' f"; ' *' .^-*; • s:
• • ./; ," , .: ■ ••-. :-■ Won Lost Pet. Win. Lose. •
»!8p«»k»n«f...r.U.;....V:.^;'4«4^3« - .561 .564 .554 •;;
»;B^tU#^»V.V^i.....;..;-.-.V:48 I 37 ; .654 .559 •.; ..'.47 •
• ' Vanconrar V- ••••• •• • • •'. •• • 42 :. 40 .514 .518 , .506 •
• Portland .......,:........ 40 42 • .*BB ' .494 .482 • :
HK» Victoria 39 43 .463 .482 .457 •
. - p»i,T»ewm»" i ...................>35 50 .413 .418 .407 •
. • :-: .'■---""WliM* They Play Today. : ". '"r .■■• '■
i-.ip>: • '.: Tacoma at Vancouver. Victoria at Spokane. Portland • "
iy-:,^ >-'• at Seattle. _•_ ';-vV, ■:,/=":•<■■">'■'■■*'*';".;'-^: '-■•:-'- ---;"■•;■■• - -;; --a«^
': ' I *;s ••» • • •••••••••••••••••••••••»«
VANCOCVBR, B. C, July 10. SPOKANE 12, VICTORIA S.
•. t v; —By losing yesterday's game at '. --=>:" ••< J ".."': "'^::v. ■■■-■„'■ "->i;
--' Vancouver Tacoma made her 15th : SPOKANE, July ;; —Heavy
Same behind a .500 average, hitting by the Spokane Indians
,; George Eagle brought back his and frequent errors by the Vic
hoodooed spit ball and held the torla Bees lifted Spokane a notch
t^^^^ATlger, Cat* down to lira hits, moat higher in the percentage column
agipliHSiof them in 1 the fourth when Ta- yesterday. - The score: ' "•' '
coma piled up three run*. Hall .^v ;..;■,•. v ;; - ■■■■ .■•^^R^H „;B
I llPlllp seemed to have left his fork ball
I In Tacoma. •. Infield errors - gave
I the Sf Beavers ,' many '■ runs.'• .The
I score:
Sa^ 1! ■■■ '' ' ■ Vancouver. "/■ . :
*"..",,. , . AB R H PO A B
I Brlnker, cf . 5 0 1 2 0 0
I Bennett. 2b . 4 'l 1 ' 1 sjO
I Wa&&ot Brabesar, lb. ■ 4T' 1;.- 2 10 ■"•, lfv 0
I «^S;«' Frisk, ft : ... 4 "■' OS. 1 1 "■-. 0-: 0
Kinpert, If . 3 1 1 -;l -r; 0
James, Sb :V." 3 .0 ; ' 1 T /' 1-V 3 "•■■ 0
Seharnweber. 2 t'O.t ,©:-,'•
Lewis, c 4 0 0 g 1 •
S . Bagel,-;pV.VU^-0' 1 ■'•; -I* 0
' .to*Cate«,'p...7.' OK 0 0> Ot 0,;0
Belford. p . . 0 0 0 »i 0 : 0
iAgnew, p! i .•■ 3 ■ 0 ■,"- 1:: 0? 1 i-*'»
■^^^^MTotalg^.-.'.Sa -'-■'■"« :927 14 0
' . tacoma; ;■;;. '':-
PPP**.-" 'ABRHPn AT.
■'^^SiHin.* 2J> .... 4 "■ ■0 ; 0 ■..- 0 4■-> 0
Morse, as ... 4 0 *]0 '^I^3, -1
l;».'i Neighbors, r''*i'*i* 0 I oo
I gpj Hunt, lb .. . t .3.>l ■-"* 11 o^*l
Abbott, Mi. ".*, 3** • * 0 4- 1 •
'- ■ SMl*s*».-i'eflrr^i*Liffih*^»j«»
Brennan. 3b . 3 •0:*«:-;»* 1--2
Crittendes, c S 0 0 2 1 0
i^^^^auL-p.v.;v-'j'r;;o-;; •% • .-» •
!^^S|^T«tala'*;;';'f .27 U 3 42412 'i' 4
Mm* ;' SCORE • BY., INNINGS.',-.:. :V
*£•-,' s?.. Vancouver ...11200001 —5
4*. \ .'*• - Tacoma ... 00030000 —3
y . _;rfs?#"; m>;_>-';.„.-£.:« SUMMARY. ■. -,
';■• - WsSt^^' Stolen"' Bennett. > James,
. Bcb.arnweber, ■; Lynch. , : Sacrifice
: i^^S hits—-Seharnweber, Abbott. > Two
base hits —Engel, James. Bases
on balls—Off Cates 2, off Bel
ford 2, off Hall 4. Struck oat —
HUBy Encel I, by Cates 1, by Ag
%*| new ; 6, by Hall a> Hit by pitched
j'4 ball—Lynch by Cates, Brennan '
by Agnew.
JEAXBTTE WANTS MATCH.
«S"i NEW YORK—Manager ; ' Billy
WgtM CHbson of the Garden City Ath
|j^^K§l«Ue s club,; is attempting to - ar
.^fe^^liji range -V a, *match between Joe
.<.* Joanette S| and Jack Johnson.
Jeanette has already signed a con
' tract I tendered :l. him • ■:, by : Gibson,
who is now ; angling ( for Johnson.
. Jeanette and Gibson «ay they will
' ''* "make all ! concessions within rea
• , son to get the champion in the
wß&£m*ip€-%'i~ Al Paler la. also on John
''•■■ ' ■ son's trail. 1"1, ~-'-, '*"; '*. ?">:': "%',"■* --':-::
' ■ r"*l-!i'"^!l t' ' "^^^ * '' " t '■ ■ "
''.'.'■: ■•'".:■' MAY MKKT SKIT. ». . '. .
' ;V , ■HB^jMHp^ra A>3CISCO—^Ad • Wol
-. ' . ,-,•: gast and Joe Rivers a may settle
BBMitwir. differences ,In San Francisco
' ' : en Mission day, September v. 9.
-- C*. This il»l the- result of an " offer
made by; James :W. Coffroth, San
1 .^ Francisco . promoter, .to Wolgast's
!'..,; • manager, Tom Jones. ••> The latter
- : Kw***! been * promised a big purse.
bat refuses to .. state its exact
V ■ ' amount. Jones , has k* agreed ito
< M§ nake final ?answer; here later in
y. - tie week, i Sacramento has offer
; : ed $2»,000 for the match.
v-":;. ' . Tweeters' lnm-tiec pat -. up ': on
„ abort notice. DwßWktd'a OcUks.
■ ■■ tease*. SlB ilih;niiii O St. "*"
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GRAND
BAL L
TONIGHT
CfeaUemea 60c' Ladles free.
KUgore'* fall sreheetra.
I lltb sad O fcVti—to.
vicotruj.^;:;:....;.';a 8 1 5
Spokane J..y:^V.;:V. 12 15 0
SEATTLE 1 7, \ PORTLAND '■> 2. :
■" SEATTLE,, July ~ , 10. —Thomp-
son pitching (or Seattle was effec
tive - yesterday, .scattering the
eight hit* he allowed, while the
Giants bunched their bits in the
pinches. The score: - ■ -i*■■*
- .-, : . •'•■■ ■ •. R H E
Portland ............. 28.2
Seattle .............. <7 11 1
• — ■■'■'" 9
| Pacific Coast League [
.. Standing of the Teams,
■'■--'■ \': \ -,' Wr> n . Lost Pet.
Vernon /;.'.'..... 66 .'..'. 36 .609
Oakland r..... .62 '39 - .571
Los Angeles ... 50 41 .54*
Portland ...38 47 .434
San Francisco . .39 52 .429
Sacramento 35 52 . .412
R H E
San Francisco -. ... .... 1 7 •
P0rt1and?.™.......... 0 Z-ll
, Bates.; Miller and - Berry; la
witter and Fisher. . . »
i'J>'t'3V%i ■'■ ■' ■/,. V R H E
Vernon .............;.. 1 9. «
Los Angeles ...'......460
..,Brackenridge;,. and :• A*new;
Leveren* and Smith, '■. -' * \ i' 1
■ :■' •,-■■ -•.■.-.:- r. ".^V.E:"H E
Oakland .*.'.."'. .'.!-. V... 4"7 0
Sacramento .......... 2 51
■ Parkin and -i Mite; .. OilHgan.
Fitzgerald, JWilliams, and Cheek.
BEE'S DOPE
' Driving on a one-mile dirt track
will prove different for Tetzlaff at
Portland. Old field has had recent
practice at : this and Teddy | could
probably! use his «S lighter car !to
better advantage. ; v . "
; :-'*.;vv'::r*, : —t —-' •.- '-■ „
Verbeck will'probably Vglve^a
good ( account .of himself 'in the
Portland auto race*." "_ ■':';'\ :t : i
% The Wild Wolf/Johnny Wolff's
new ; motor .v boat, will H, be some
classy water race j article fif ? she
can equal the record •of the * Ore
gon Wolf. With the Wigwam HI
as an opponent, there should be a
pretty motor boat , race. ■ -ir'f^-
Now that ' Jack Johnson has
gone Into the restaurant business
it will only be a few years he
fore 'some; kid from i the country
will . make him glad of it with a
haymaker. Curley was ' properly
stung when be tried to shore over
a green : one y like '•. the Johnson-
Fly match. • w, •■-'•- '<•
M Bddle Bicker; and iAI Wheeler
of ; the i Cob lon ■• league > have
it all figured out why the Tigers
cannot win and are; telling Just
how a t team should \be [ managed.
:t. Ten roonda would probably de
termine '. whether Jos I Hill could
put away Leo Crevier, who ap
peared at ! th»: last smoker. AH
the fans have spoken well of that
mxAxgs&2sr'--ty*- -^ii^K:?' ■■:>
; Everybody is gradually getting
back to earth after that «easation
of last week. Familiar faces are
appearing m again %M 'bright ]£ and
cheery, talk about "next year."
The only : complaint made < was by
several * who t wanted % itj\ to * last
longer, , but '; then, many ta ? Tame
Tripe ha# a weak stomach as a
result.
FIRST PICTURES FROM THE LAS VEGAS PRIZE RING WHERE
ANOTHER WHITE HOPE WAS SHATTERED BY UPPERCUTS
nr ~ Fred Forehoff, captain of U» c New Me* mounted police, stopping the Fljwn-Johnsdn fight atl*. Vegas, New Mexico. Fljim is on the extreme left of the Diet
we. Fornhoff stopped the tattle In order to save the Pueblo man from a knockout. Johnson is on the left. ■.T -, ' *' M 018 plC'
————— i ' _ .__
= Jack Johnson landing a Tlclo us j nppercut. '^ It ! was thl«t "' p6nch
that licked Fljrnn' and caused th pol to stop the unequal c bat
tle. At no stage of the light did" Fljrnn have a chance. '*■*&?■*■'% I •(
"Cafe de Champion" Costly
Drink Emporium of Jack's
(By United Press liemil Wire.)
OHKSAdO, July 10. —The Cafe
de Champion, owned by John Ar
thur, Johnson, * restanteur, form
erly known :aY Jack 'Johnson, will
be opened omorrow night by the
African aristocracy for the flow ah
and , chivalry of . the -vanquished
but aspiring } white race.i.irjgv'Siv
, John Arthur Johnson has trav
eled «ome. He hag treated him
self "to ■ wines T and i high' foods :in
ih« burnt cafes in this country and
In ; Europe. But '- he >ad Its: that
the : best < features of all 1 tbette • do
mestic f^f and % foreign !if^} place*)
"couldn't get ; into the same ' ring"
with' thi. e*t and; drink empor
ium. For the «? convenience ;of
spitting patrons, Johnvon has pur
chased 1 Iver a cuspidors | hearing
his own monogram They cost
$67.60 1 each. The r palatines ;Vini
THE TACOMA TIMES
the :'entertainment room." whore
500 can ait comfortably, < co*t
11 ,ooo;s"-i i.*'-i"^*-t 3?«.'<£s: *„'•; }.#"'-
The silver water fl pitch*!l and
silver vice;to hold the^jyilccd
lemon peel ■ and i coffee be a that
decorated - the bar coat . jl,ooo.
And * all: the • other i equipment of
the Cafe de Champion' Is In keep
ing.
Souvenir': programs i< for 'i the
opening con tain *32 f pictures of '3.
A. Johnson. '■■'. In 1 on« ' chapter of
the | history of his . Ufa.'; entitled,
"Ilia Mother," the s following trib
ute to Mrs. Johnson is found:
, .■ "If • Jack Johnson ' had I not; been
champion of,the world. he would
have bean champion of the hearts
of ; humanity,,Bf.the world only
knew the beautiful e*tfinat.«,
Ing i sacrifice \ and H undying Jfa.*Vh j
he plaoed Wat the | altar '■•. «* Jbu
1 »<»i^M.''jxyMM^mM^£ms\
1 National League f
Standing of (lie Clubs. !
; • Woo. Lost . FcL
New York- . i;V. 57 Al4 » .808
Chicago ........ 41 :.. 28 • .594
Plttsbur* ".'..•.. .42 ■- '■ 29 '-. .592
Cincinnati ..... 39 'j> 8-5 .527
Philadelphia .'..SI 3? .45*
St. Louis ..... 30 48 .385
Brooklyn ...... 27 : 44 .380
Boston: ........22 54 .289
'-.».•■'■; . 111
Boston 0 3 0
St. . Louis ........... 3 10 0
Batteries: Donnelly, Brady and
Rarldan; Harmon and Wingo. %
■ :■•---■/,., ;: . ■■■ ■ ; R H B
New York ............ 5 10 5
Chicago . ..... V. ..:*. 2 11 ! 2
Batteries: Mathewson, Meyers;
Brown and Archer. • . -
*-'■'■■■■'- : -„ --.- mi
Philadelphia ..38 1
Pittsburg ........... 2 7,.;0
Batteries: S Uixey j and Killlfer;
O'Toole and Simon. y
■■ .- .■ '■ - ■-. ' -•= , • R H B
Brooklyn t............ l 0 . 8 1
Cincinnati ........... 1 7S 0
Batteries: Rucker, Ragon and
Miller; Suggs,, Humphreys and
McLean, Clark.j.;'-'::.,-j"..vv; ;-'.;":; j:
T American League [
; Standing of the Clubs. ■ .
"■' .V- ■■:r"''¥£<,-t-Won. Lost Pet
Boston ?• V'.^.. ;'V; 53 24 :, .688
Washington '..';.47 \r. 31 .603
Philadelphia ...". 42 32 -V.668
Chicago "*;;..;.. 42 'V it "• .568
Cleveland ... ".'. 39 "' 38 ■'• .506
Detroit^ vV;.V:;:3Bi 39 .494
st'Louis'nvr^io^r'Ba >■;■ .274
New York :*..'.".';;: 19 ?fi 51 .271
First game— r ■'-■•"••'-" '■'['■ R H E
Cleveland **.".*."i;;. i.. .6 ? 1 ',' 6 ' 1
Washington ■'.r.'.'.r.-..? 2 6:2
v'Batteries: Blanding and i O'Nell
P«ltr,%' Hughes and Henry. ■*'•:•
*X, Second game— / " ,'f.", R -H', E
Cleveland <•. .i .1 '*....; •3 ? I 2
Washington r; ..*.".. r..' 4 ''.7 , 2
Batteries: Kaier, Mitchell and
Livingston; >. Adams,', Johnson and
Ainamlth. „vv •';; »".■'"
Chicago i ;^'. j.;.. :r....; iw 5 3
Philadelphia ;;;;:.;>: 3:vß "i 2
I?« Batter lea: Walsh and i: Kubn;
Coomb* and Lapp. v;-;j ;;. •?■ v
St. Louis ,j; .'.......". .".V i ■>, 7 * 2
Boston ."; .^r.^.... 3 ,2^2
•.■■:• Batteries: sSf! Banmgarter is and
ISUW'jeU;;O*nrj«n \ and' Canl(?an.
• i Biirall«• "i ri^vrh -; I • :i .0 •« 1
i| Ne» $Wk ••■•••««• - „2;;'9..)ul
1 1 ;>, feat«*e«: Mullln. Work* and
I SWUM»)< McCoon«ll aad Sweeney
JOE RIVERS SHOULD
BE CHAMPION SAYS
TIMER GEO. HARTING
(lty United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1O
—Joe Rivers, not Ad \V«>l
gast, should be the light
weight champion today if
justice wore done.
This, In a. word, is the
substance of a long signed
interview with George Hart
ing, the best known time
keeper on the 'Pacific roast,
who lias tolled the seconds in
4,000 ring battles, and which
Is printed here today.
"The present day time
keepers," says Hurting in
his article on the Wolgast
lMvers affair, "are not really
Unie-keepera. They are
simply bell-clungers. It is
tho duty of the official time
keeper to do the counting.
Prepare For Grand Prix
Auto Race At Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 8.
With grand stands built seating
43,000 officials of the Milwaukee
Automobile Dealers' association
arranged this afternoon the fin
ishing touches of the course over
which the American Grand Prix
and Vanderbilt races will be run
here September 16 to 27.
Automobile* will begin passing
ever the course tomorrow and a
plentiful supply of oil will be
sprinkled from time to timo, mak-
Bonds-Yordy Match Very Likely
Joe Bonds, the Taeoma Athletic
club boxer, has signified his will
ingness to meet Art Yordy In a
10-round exhibition at the next
club smoker to be given so_n>e
time late in July or early in Aug
ust. If Yordy will meet Bonds
the club members will be given
a rare treat. Yordy has been
coming to the front recently,
having made Romeo Hagan hang
to the ropes for four rounds and
Bonds has proven himself much
The referee has nothing
wliatever to do with the
counting out of a boxer.
The rules are very clear on
this particular point. They
provide that a fallen boxer
must regain his feet unas
sisted. If the man who is on
the mat is nnabhi to arise be
fore the time-kreper has
tolled off the 10 seconds he
loses the contest.
"So far aa the double
knockdown is concerned and
the claim that Welsh as
sisted WolgaHt to his feet, If
the referee touched either
iimn in an effort to aid him
that act alone disqualified
the boxer thus aided. The
rules are explicit on this
point."
In* the rural road course one of
the best In the country. A cable
gram from W. 8. Honian, repre
senting the Automobile Club of
America in Prance, states that it
Is more than a possibility that
Bollot, winner of the Grand Prix
of France, will bring his Puegot
car to America and take part In
the American classic. With
Bollot, who decides definitely to
morrow, will come other noted
French racers.
Improved. \f. r v:; *'....•',' : :>►':• v
Th« next «moker is also expect
ed to develop some new material
A number of i new " lightweights
are Making , recognition from the
enteralnmont committee and It la
possible | that ; one jor two will .be
accepted . for the '; next . entertain
ment, s ■.-,■-/ -.-. .■.■;;.;-*:•/
• --■ - * *• ■ '<r- -' • ~>■ ->i >t
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ATTELL CAN'T FIGHT
IN TABERNACLE-
(By United Press Lensed Wire.)
PORTLAtf^D, Ore., July 10. .
Portland ministers today are oa
record squarely as against the
proposed bout between Abe Attell
and "Jockey' Bennett, which was
to be held Thursday night In th«-*
Gipsy Smith auditorium.
The ministers voted to order
their agents to cancel a verbal
contraot for the building for
Thursday night and to reimburse
the promoter for losses suffered
thus far through his preparations •>
for the fight.
Tennis Stars Will
Come Next Month
Tennis circles are agog over -»
the coming tournament of the Pa
cific . Northwest' Tennis associa
tion to be held on the courts of;
the Tacoraa Lawn Tennis club.
The greatest players of the world
are coming. May Button, world's
ohampion, accompanied liy her
sister Florence, will be here for "
the opening day. Nat Emerson,
of North Yitklnia, last I season's
winner; Joe Tyler, of Spokane;
B. P. Schwengers, of Victoria;
Cat. J. F. Foulkes, of the Victoria
club, and many others will com
pete. ' San Francisco will send *
William Johnson, - Melville Long
and Ella Foltrell. I It promises
to be the best- tournament ever
held.
Attell-Murphy Go
Is Now Certain -
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. —
That there will be no hitch in the
Abe j Attell-Harlem Tommy Mur- f|
phy match scheduled for August S
8, was declared - today ■ by Pro- •;'■;
moter Coffroth. - Rumors that £
there would bo no fight were j3
started when Murphy and his
manager, Jim Buckley, left here
for New York last week. Cof
froth stated that the sudden de
parture was due to a strike In
Buckley's factory In ' Now York. '„' ,'
, Coffroth has received a tel«- -
gram I from Buckley' saying that
he and Murphy will leave for San
Francisco on the 13 th or 15 th of :
July, so as to be here in plenty
of time for the AtteU fight, g |
...■.-•/.",,;/.:;.. -.^V'.'.-,/;-..;■' ■■■■'
Ritchie Wants Match |
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. — Jji
Declaring that he will post $1,000 v^
as a Bide bet that he can whip Ad %V. VJ
Wolgast, Willie Ritchie -\ Is here ■"
after several months' tour of the >'
East. Ritchie dropped off at Los „>f .
Angeles jto see ■ the \ Rivers-Wol- >S
gast fight and declares that Wol- „ .
gast is not as good now as he was ■ &
at the time,of _the Ritchle-VVol- - : *m
gast four round go In San Fran
cisco. He stated that McCarey |
has given him first call for a ",S
match with Wolgast In case there <;.>*,
is any • trouble about;, a " Rivers-; $*
Wolgaat go ;on 3 Labor day.. , ".
"- . KAUFMAN VS. MILI/KK.
SAN FRAXCISCO— • Kauf
man, once thought to have some '
class as j a heavy, will have an '-':■■■ i
opportunity jto : have a reverse of
a • recent decision V| over i him "by *W
Charley Miller in {? a four-round /fg
bout here when the pair meet for ,> y '
20 * rounds • some I time; this week. m
Kddie Graney, who holds the July
permit, has practically closed with i r|g|
the' : big ; fellows. The { date ' Has jsj
not' jet been set. *-"';^>f? y '"**|
,-'-V-rry-- " ' ' •• ■'■'-:■■:s ,-y. -^
?i] RITCHIE VS. O. R. HOGAN. " x?
i, SAN FRANCISCO—That g pro- ;,;3
moters are dickering for ; a match jj?jß j
between Willie Ritchie', and sOnefm 1
Round Rogan over the four round
course; In \ this ; city; a I week I from iW
Friday, night was t reported today. „
: ,T SALMON TROUT' RUNNING. ',%
• Salmon trout s are running I
heavy in the Narrows. Yesterday :?$
W. H. Downing,^ 1224 f South J •
street, hooked '..7 »; with t a troll. *^:-:'J
I wiftc* all, rivsb)fam!ii cos-■•[ ?■
A SULT». VOW AMD WONG TIM *•-
I fev '*vgi.. ■ v Chines* W rperlatuta ja*
I '^M|^^' who carry v •-» full : <%
I mt SSSm',?'""6 of herbs Itn- »»
I Sx-' ' A ported direct from t
IB| ■ China. No potsona igfa
I mI v used, "i no operation* "fsi
I 1 ■■■ ■ neceaaary; all bu«l- '■ *
I« 19 Bf n«»« strictly: eonfl- »W
I: C^BkBI '^-' dentlnl. Do not i" .
I - :-K9K!' :l fall to ronauTt them i
■ your disoaa* {Jafo
l<Ba*i.l ■""'ay, delays »ra
I , ■^^•■■JMnirero)!!). ■ Consul
t*tlon fres.es!liili Paclfio a*..gE
i | up«t«.lr» over Lyrlo th»t»r. JCT