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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-01-21
JAS. B. HARPER.
Successful Operation.

DIR. " A. Mailing went to Cairo and
performed an operation upon Mrs. u
r. Wilson, Of this city, for appendicitis.
She stood the operation finely, and is
continuing to improve as we 60 to
press. This news is gratifying to her
many friends here.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-01-21
Death Of Mrs. Gwaltney.

The death Of well known lady, Mrs.
Hattie Upton Gwaltney, occurred at
her home in Tiptonville last Saturday.
Mrs. Gwaltaey leaves husband and
three children. She was well known in
this city, having visited friends here on
numerous occasions, and was esteemed
for the many extraordinary qualities OF
character and intelligence.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-01-21
Bought City Home.

G. A. Gibbs, Clerk and Master Of the
Chancery Court, bought Of Marshall &
Baird in this city yesterday the former
Brackin homestead on Try street Mr..
Gibbs will begin as soon as practical
to reconstruct and remodel the resi-
dence, very imposing old-time build
ing and very substantial one, accord
ing to the modes of modern architec-
ture, and he viii have no doubt one Of
the most attractive homes in the city.
There is not a more desirable lot in
Union City. The neighbors will indeed
be glad to welcome this estimable fam
lily to town.
~ 4 ~ n 4.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-01-21
Death of Mrs. Odom.

Mrs. Mary Ann King Odom, aged 50
years May 20, 1909, died at the home
OF J. A. Hefley, her soh-in-law, in this
city Thursday, Jan. Is, 1910, from the
effects Of fall, in which her hip was
broken.
Mrs. Odom was born in North Caro-
lima and came to West Tennessee with
her parents in 1881. She was married
Dec. 90, 1S49, to w. L. Odom and they
lived together fifty-six years, celebrating
their golden wedding at the home Of j.
A. Hefcy in this city Mrs. Odom was
the mother of six children, only one
surviving James, a resident Of RUSSELL
vile, Ark. Mr.. Odom was also acci-
dentally crippled about the same time
Mrs. Odom was injured, and he was
suffering from his injuries when he
came to attend his mothers funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Odom came to
Obion from Dyer County in 1871 and
located at Woodland Mills. Mr. Odom Is
death teek place few years ago, and
the widow, hale and hearty, survived,
and but for the accident was enjoying
physical and mental activity.
She was a woman of culture and in
tellect, disciple of the Christian faith
since girlhood and for many years a
consistent member of the Methodist !
Church.
The remains were inferred Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
soo seAIs IKE rnese IN Ins Mew eRANp srAnp

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July i.-whon
President chas Comiskey. owner 81
the White soK. opens the new park
ho has built AZ gsth IT. and went
worth av.. tomorrow. baseball fans
are promised n glimpse 81 the finest
bail plant IN this country And that
means this finest ~ the world. as
baseball ~ game peculiarly Amer
lean.
Vice President sherman. an ar
dent baseball fan. members Of the
national commission and prominent
club owners and baseball writer's.
win be the guests % the white sox'
owner on OPENING day ~ will also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
BY TIP WRIGHT.

RiCKs TRAINING CAMP. RE
no. Eev. July Jack johnson la
counting On divine assistance 70 aid
him ~ Manipulating James ! Jaf-
fries three days from now THE fa-
nous golden smile was displaced by
"a look ~ owl like a1irmnHy today
W. hen hr WuH Informed that me
negro ministers ~ Denver. Chicago.
New York and other cities propose
go offer pfayrrH sunday for bic aYc-
crHH
Il ann firm believer in the power
N prayer said JohnHon q do not
acoff nt requests for divine nafla-
lance that my colored brethren Hill
make. hope The movement be-
Cuura nation Wldr. ] Do not believe
the prayers ~ any preachers will
boz more likely 10 30 answered than
my mothers prayer which Is offered
every night"
johnson refused 20 Say whether
hr intended o. pray on hia own Gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
JEFF HAS STUFFED HIS
BOXING---CO RBETT SORE
Head Trainer Fears Lack of Glove Work VIII Hand''
cap Big Fellow-COrnell Responsible for Situation
bv Advising Jeff to Condition Himself to Exclusion
of Jab and Punch Stuff.

/ Judgment was against any more
hard work boxing or otherwise,
brother Jack. who has been WIN
/ Irrfriea Ia all hts big flHhtH. has
I Insisted throughout that there waa
mo- necessity Tor hoxiug and iu thla
was borur nut bY Farmer Burns,
Roger Cornell and Hob Armstrong
joe ChoynHkl has boon non-cpm-
initial but willing Co admit that hlH
old rival WAS ready
TO Cornell the eN champion save
ear Rogrr maintained that all
Irffries needed WAS "a little road
work to keep DTS muscles t.eHih'r
IrfF heaitHted "a long while between
th, double rIamor. Cnrhett'H iusis
trncc on emo side and Corner a
training wisdom Ou thc other. IN
the end b. heedgd Corut'fn advice.
and the result was that icffrics has
almost entirely ignored the gloves,
whether mistake has he"n made,
nuN Mondays contest can teit
Although tho afternoon 81 july
s expected t1 he a acorchor there
viii he mo- umbrella hNiween rounds
% pratect Ieffflua from lhe blister
mr RAYS 90 the Nevada Fuu. This
Is NOT beeauaa bee and his trainers
don't think it wise 90 have shelter
from the Hun between rounds. beat
because Mrs JcnrieH objects o. her
husband carrying au umbrella into
the rims "ita bad mck nhe bnyH
and in drfereuce 90 her wishes and
superatitious tribute % the God -
Luck a special awning Instantly
adjustable and cuiiapaihle. a. being
made in VIII be 80 constructed
that when the bell closes the round
To- a. e.
fries chair and hy thr same con.
triyants b. elaard Nhen thr claug
ing gong calls him % the center 81
the ring again.
Another Innovation "a % ~ IN.
trndured DC is apceitl medicine
and Instrument rack This VIII D.
placed nn the side 81 the rims be-
meath JeffrirH corner. safe from
damage between rounds. and rradH
to be- opened and available f1r use
the moment the seconds bound Into
the ring when the periods elnHr
while there vii b. many women
present al the Neng Including most
~ the prominent members ~ she
divorce colony AIRS. JcffrieH and the
other women in the JrffrioH party
will not SEQ thr fight. Instead thes
VIII receive a special report " are
battle over a direct rinEsldn Wife
Similar arrangements haFe been
made Tor this Johnson camp. thr
negro uot caring % take tbe ehauces
~ starting Demonstration By
having hts white wife appear with
ia the ArrnA.
Richard ard Gleason have an.
n0unced that thrre wlu be no pre-.
, liuluary encounters. and that the
big show viii start az 4. 30 p, m..
Pacific time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
IT'S EVEN MONEY IN
LUNNON," BAH J0VE.


LONDON. July odds on the
Jeffries Johnson fight switched to
even money today A fortnight ago
Johnson was 10 10 Z favorite
Great amounts ~ money are being
wagercd on the battle ~ the races
and II Is estimated that the National
Sporting club alone has waFered
$3.50 900 on the outcome Of the fight
Sporting writer's attribute the
change In betting 20 race prejudice.
but state that there e. no change
~ opinion as 10 the probable defeat
~ the white man. England be-
licves there ls no man on the fight
horizon at the present time capable
n defeating Johnson.
The Evening News says:
Some persons take the extreme
View that II b. impossible for a
negro 70 be better than white man.
The history Of the ring does not
bear out this contention"
The betting on the fight is heav-
Ter than ever before recorded In
England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
Mr.. 7. SHARKEY ARISES
TO MAKEA FEW REMARKS

over the place where the sailor
slowed away his breakfast Tom
never Wincrd. the only sign ~ pain
the JOLT gave him being a pleasant
grin that over8proad his battle.
SCARED features
shRfkey says n be can get the
usvn TO take him on be viii box a
few toauds with Champion Jack
and with the uudofsatrd hope o.
lho Caacaaiana After be has ham.
mered and been hammered by the
giadlafura be Wiil confidently *.
pFnaa an opinion as TO who viii
be The amiling one on July 8 Tn.
~ be has pat the fighters % this
test be says he can express no real
opinion a. TO the ogtcouhe NJ the
battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
MORRISON'S SPECIAL
ON ITS WAY TO RENO

Morrlson's special 10 the fight
left Seattle at 1880 this morning.
The train was filled 20 its limit
with us good live fight fans from
Seattle and vicinity.
The special will go 20 Reno via
Sacramento, and viii be parked at
the fight town, the passengers util-
izlng tho cars as living quarters
while there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

on a six inch gravel base. six inches
u clay. marble dust and limestone
screenings. all thoroughly drained.
Dressing rooms and club rooms
have been provided for visiting
players. as well as members 81 CO.
miskays own team. Tho rooms are
fitted with shower and tub baths.
vapor and hot rooms and rubbing
tables.
The grand stand Is double deck
structure. 726 feet long and iOs feet
vide. while the pavilion o. a single
deck. 500 feet long and containing
30 rows % seats. Work on the new
grounds began February Is OF this
year. and has just been finished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
JOHNSON COUNTS ON
DIVINE ASSISTANT
Jack Overjoyed to Hear That Negro MiD,,...
Praying for Him TO Wn-Helps the Movi0a > :.
Men-Drags His Wife Into Camera Rangs "a

count bat remarked 49,.
4.hn Ho previouaiy Y
The report that Ieb.
ened joe Woodr1an
Sam iangford, Whom
leave camp yesterday ~
request that Woodnss
"aH made very quissly =
HF goo threat - 3
Johnson viii show "a
raniaRe ln the tfslnl,'. ~
Tho biz black smiled -
and chased cblekens ~
Vulnerable stunts ans s y
enjoy himself immss..''.s..s 80 (
1uFrad hls white vie -
tprr ahqwing pride 80 "
aH he led her before =. ~
camera shutter. -
Jlhnrqn'a program ,sas, =.
read work 90 the fersss-. =,
usual atuuts in the &c..
probable that ths wefka.,s -.
end The hard training. - (.
expected THAT the chamrlo- "
tend himself rery murt -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
TAKE GAME
REMINISCENT
OF HASH
Tacoma and Seattle Play
Ball Replete With Fran
tic Features-Messy In
field Work.

For the first three innings yes
tsrday zackert. for the home club.
and Builder. for Tacoma. pitched
that one-two- three ball. Win the
few men that ala get on the bases
periahinR Tor lack ~ company. Per
frct support turned down ambitious
hattsrs On both sides Then iu the
fourth the hnshed baseball began 70
appear. and was the main edible on
tho menu until the end 0f the game.
tho final tally being 3 10 J 20 the
Tigers credit,
Honestly. there were some frantic
plays pulled off nearly everything,
lu fact that sou re- IN the maya
cline stories - the game. and seldom
observe GA the diamond
Anyway. iu fhu fourth inning Ta-
coma slipped run across. when.
Mith tmo dpWu Stevens traned
LncErrt into a Wild frame ~ mind
and got a pass Then red headed
Hartman hit. and lansing. the neat
man. nwunE heartily for three
strikes. but demon Joe Custer Jet
the third get past him. and u went
into the players bench. scoring
stevens lansing during the excite
mcnt got life 90 first base and was
etsAifNfEN rrFAkiuE toward aftnHa
IS hen Caster. flushed with real an
noynnce. discovered him ia time TO
wing him out
No more scores until The sixth.
whon an error and = couple ~ hits
nrttcd the Turks ore tally Things
then quiefod down until tho ninth.
Whru Tacoma rang the bell twice
whon Seattle chopped up little
more hash Stevens. tho first up
vas hil - a pitched ball Hartman
struck opi and Stevens stole Sec
ord. Custer peEEinE 10 catch him
Nobody covered the bag. and
Stevens fitted 10 third lansing
then came through with a hit. acof-
Ing Stevens Coleman sent a short
ono over by second base. and while
Tracy and Zackert S~ro busy tag
Eing him. lansing wcnt 20 second.
ulankennhip walked. and then. when
Bennett lugEisd the ball on jan
sings and HinukenHhipa double
steal. lansing scored. Enough.
seattle tried valiAntiy 90 repeat
the ninth inning performance Of the
day before. buf they must have loHt
thn key 20 tho combination. for
there waa nothing doing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
SEATTLE AUTO
PARTY In RENO

RENO New July Josiah Col.
ilnE Harry whitney Treat. r. =
Blaine. Frederick Sfruvr. = s. Kvr.
~ and A p Stewart. ~ Seattle. ar
rived IN Reno hy automobile ygHter
fny afternoon. just in time 10 take
IN the vaudeville st the johnson
camp Both Johnson and Jcffrias
finished their nctive training yes
terday. and the Seattle party was
lucky In seeing the negro In action
Tor the last time before the fight
~ g Henry and r. A Struut whf
started FROM Seattle with the 9th
ers. are expected IN from LAX,
Tahoe today The aeaftielfas
covered tho entire distance hy m8
tor ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

5000 regular army soldiers st.
Louis viii oppose the aox IN the frat
game
The seating capacity ~ tho stands
viii be 10000. and there are Il. 500
seats IN, the grand stand. I'm the
hloachera and pavilion seats have
been provided for $4,000 fans. and
there arc $500 box seats The en-
tTb0. 900.
Ia building tho stnuAa ~ 900
bushels 81 concrete were uaaA and
1900 tons OF steel The Er3inds are
so0xe00 feet. making thcufAth~ big
gest On either the National or
American league. and they are built
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
nv MAX sALrHAsAR.

MoANA SPRINGS TRAINING
CAMP. RENO. Rev. 1uly liz any
question has arisen IN regard 10
lim Jeuries condition II ma. 20
d. with BITS boxing. and white there
bas bern an almost constant cry ON
tha mart of BITS admirers for more
glove work 10 has not hrvu until the
mast week or ao that things have
come 60 "a crisis within hlH own camp,
Jim Cafbctt. supposed Moses. who
pas chosen Go head blk Jim our of
the wilderness uF unpttvuts AnN irtt
fah~. has shown signs m reheNion-
Takinr Cd heart thf many criticisms
offered because of JcffrieH failure
% DO moro boxing Hnd feeling That
safue adum attached Co him. the
ex-champion became quite free 20
his talk 90 Jcffrica evident indf-
ference
Ieffrics Corbett Insisted needed
more BOXING whether De Is heed
Ing the rublic cry or trying %
snare his owu vanity ar. best w All
honestly believing the man whose
cause ne has espnused Tor friend
ship. really needed more ~ the
game. only he can tell Rus Within
the past few days he has declared
unequivoctIiy that IN hts opinion,
Jefgrira ia making a most serious
mistake Boz uegiecting e. make hia
sparring partners do more WORK
Corbett. ever since he announced
himself as being ready a. box with
his two-tiue ConQuerur. has shown
that he has been dlspieascd with the
manner ln which the gloves we're
sighted It rcmaincd however. f1r
. friend o. point out THAT since BE
Joined the biE fellows camp Carhrtt
has had the gloves on with Jrfirirs
fer just seven rounds
Il have dome thr best ] can. etld
Corbett q have pleaded with JET
fries 60 So m0rc boxing He needs
a., Morning after morning I have
begged him "a put on the gloves
with me. and h. has Invariably
promised. but when che time catuc
he wasn't there on course there
a. Istle time ieft now Ia which the
big fellow can 90 glove work and
its hardly worth while to bother
about ID. but I am really SORRY JET
fries has not dome more boxing a.
that he's going Go win. bat failure
on hts part ca do more boxing wiz
be very evident when the battle Is
over
That there has been a difference
OF opinion on the boxing question
in Jcffrtes camp has just become
known Three weeks ago Jim was
In shape. and with a couple 81 days
for drying Qua. could have gone into
the ring with "a much safety as
20 form as when he begins work
next Monday afternoon. The camp
has not been exactly divided against
Itself aN the prrpondcrance ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

final sprint and then drops out u
sight itko an ounce ~ lead In the
water
Roger Cornell CHANGED 30 meet
Irfl and Burns returning from ore
~ their trips aud hooked onto" the
his fellow lie managed % stick q
tho pace loug enough % get into the
photograph. hut was being dropped
rapidly a. the shutter snapped
Fitzpatrick ~ Mike Murphy. those
past masters Tea coaching track
teams. Eupd % watch Jrrf tear or a
ten yard finish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
The First Hammock

Made IN America was a "Paimer"i
Palmer stlll makes the best ham
mocks 70 be had anywhere in the
world
You can choose a hammock to
suit your taste and pocket book
here, because We have complete
line In stock-highest grade. every
one Of them; $500 and upwards.
A hammock f. the one necessity
you need 10 complete your camp or
cottage this summer
We have everything for tho
sportsman. camper. miner and ath.
lete-man or woman.
Don't forget that hammock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

OMAHA. Neb. July i-Tom
Sharkcy. heavy former ehhi.
leugcr for the championship. Is on
hts way 90 Rene 20 see the big fuss
July 4. aud announced here that
be will challenge the winner Hc
81 accompanied BY hla manager.
Prank q brady. who displayed a
certified check for $4,000. which.
he said. w0gld be- posted TO bind
the match
"Fcel my ARM said sharksy 60
a reporter who met him IN omahh
Hard as steel. isn't itf Nos. hit
me Ia the stomach. uas all the
steam yuu have"
The reporter endcavorcd "a imi.
tate a jeff job and landed right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
~ FREQ scHAGFga


Fast company ia better kept on
the diamond thar of.
The pitching staff ~ill break u
leaned on too hard.
Even the bat boy will knock the
tear u e never sstns--hut he will
be tire lsst ore 10 DO a.
YES. the fans often applaud Nth
their palms. This 10 called the
snoek knock sway salute.
1, lsn't home ryn when you start
out ~ walking"
The mos, money comes IN through
the players GAIT
Smoker 81 Rainier Valley.
The Rainier Valley Athletic club
viii hold lie amokrr tonight. and an
nuuucea good card ~ three wreat
ling and seven boxing bouts
The smoker was 10 have b~cu
given "Wednesday nirht. bat was
postponed gn Arcnuut II the Mc-
Weigh Label affair in seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
aY TIP WRIGHT.

RENO, New. July Farmer
Burns declares with emphasis that
any man who can do no miles On a
road iikc tho burning sands SUR
rounding Reno az am alternating run
1md walk amd then sprint the last 100
Yards AZ jim jrfffleH dnea. can fight
Sc rounds without trouble.
IL 10 an amazing sight really. and
an impressive onr. a. Wateh JeffficH
finish hts road work ON the fnaf
20 q accompanied by Farmer Burns.
Burns sticks uugii JEFF begins his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
JESS BAKER FINDS
VANCOUVER EASY

VANCOUVER. July l. ~ Jess
Baker held the Beavers more than
helpieHa In the game here yesterday.
and pitched wonderful bali Lefty
Miller Was hattcd ali over the lot
Tor the fret three innings. and then
was replaced by Smith. who had
better luck. but was too late 10
save the bacon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

BABES IN ARMS KEEP on

= RENO. New July I'M
= sguawking infant shall tlEEf
r Mr. johnson or Mr.. gesfr1z . :
= they prance around ths 2tn
. on July O. No child uaaf ! !
. years old VIII be allowe- 2 q !
= arena. according 70 3 T.
y nouncenIent By Ter Eitnn
y today Another fancy iea
= Mr Richard ADDS 3 u1'
= children between 10 4na j VI
q nor be admitted. except wna
= accompanied By a -efAlsna..
e of mature age and distrs4N
4 Tex is sure there Nlih ~
4 Ladies' Home JoBraai szn
4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
WILD PITCHES

A. FAR as hitting Zacksrt was con-
ccfucd the Tigers found him "a hard
proposition bot his wlldnoss
coupled with the iooscness ~ tho
inuold. iosi the game. Butler
worked well Tor Tacoma and all
though ho looked "a little ratified
toward the end - the game. be
nrNGr toEt hif head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Jack Murray Is making : y
with the Gotham lars y !.
struck his fielding and -
stride and the auhnrn.ioppes \, 4.
fielder IS making New Nerkfr ?
get an about Donlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Spokane took another eamc from
Vancouver yesterday The league
leaders are hitting qaite a stride
Next Sunday Vancouver and Spo-
kane will play az DuE's park. which
ought 20 show much speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

EasY going Custer was real pceved
when 30 made that perfect peg 90
SECOND and found that Bennett was
not there being instead engaged iu
deep and moody thoughts 30 feet
away from the bag a lot ~ tho
fans were Grabbing NJ Custer for
making ihe throw. hut Joe was not
"a blame " Pug was asleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

and he viii taks yoa 81; e
truck farm. just outside q On
land. and show you Efasat
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

= PHILADELPHIA. PA. July ,
= Nearly $1,000 uetfed az the ,
4 Michael Reilly Powers benefit. ,
y WAS given 90 thr baseball ,
players widow today About 4
= 1900 persona attended the ,
= benefit Players from all the I
American league teams par I
= ucipated In the events I
= Collins % Philadelphia I
= equaied the worlds record ~ I
\ 10 i-5 seconds Tor circling the I
\ bases 1
= Speaker ~ Boston and Aus ,
= TN ~ New York were tied for I
= second with 10 IS seconds. :
= Powers died a year ago. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
Ballard Team Wants Game,

The Ballard Athletic club baseball
team wants game for next Sun
day. Call up George W. Johnston
telephone Ballard 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Larry L.a1oie simply won't talk
base bail But he VIII talk farming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Swimming enthusiasts are watch
Ing with interest the work Of Rich
ard Frizeiio a young Chicagoan now
In Idaho, who is picked BIZ the eK-
perts as the man 10 succeed the
great Daniels the worlds fastest
swimmer. frizelle recently made
100 yards IN So is seconds. which
makes BIN the second best man in
this country The youugster was
taught BY Frank Sullivan. formerly
swimming instructor az the Illinois
a. G. Sullivan evolved "a now phase
Of the Australian crawl stroke and
this u the style Frizelio now uses.
Frizelle f. coming TO the Coast and
many believe he will break a good
many records before he returns East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

FOR NEW. mpdern furnished rooms
81 low prices. call Al The NirElnua 500
Virginia Street. near Woatlake Avenue go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Batteries Moran. Moore ana
Jacklitch: Ferguson and RaTidan.
umplres-ODay and Brennan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

The women drivers s,zrs& =,
Cleveland and drove shnazk Ain
and Elyria. o.. taking tru
driving. The bonnet u ihs q a
officially sealed by The clTsts
representative of the Asnerx q
tomobiie association. - tie n
stands IS a record fnF 0tAr =
bilious women drivers q ssa
beat
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y ssss:s; F.. .............5s!5s5Sssss-

Summary Home run--Davln Three.
base hitsa-NoTa kks. RstEsl Raorifica
hits - ConncY. Eetnsr Stolen baa.-
ureen struck out-BY Miller. I: by
Smith. 2 ny Baker q HaaaR on baIlH -
OFF Muller. of Baker. 6. Innings Pitch
"a Miller 2, At bat. IS. runs 4: hlta {
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
At ST. Louis.

Batteries - Harmon. Wills and
BreHnahan Cole. Richie. Reulbach.
Pfeffer, Archer and Noedham. TIM
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Batteries: McQulllen and Moran
Curtis and Graham.