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NOTICE
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, LAND OFFICE

PHOENIX, ARIZONA, LAND OFFICE
 February 2S, 1910. SERIAL NO. O7773.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Hamp ton D. Ewing, of Yonkers, County of Westchester, State of New York, by B. Britton Gottsberger, Attorney, in Fact, whose Postoffice address is Mi ami. County of Gila, Territory of Ari. zona, has filed in this office his appli. cation to select, under the provisions of the Act of Congress, approved March 4, 1907 GA Stats. 140s) the SEA- SWA Sec. 19, T. IN, R. 15-E., G. & s. R. B. & M.
 Any and all persons claiming adverse. ly' the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office on or before the 25th day of April, 1910.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register. First published March 23, 1910.
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In Walking Distance of Where You Live|

YOU MAY frequently find a "want ad. opportunity" really worth looking into
 A few "want ad. walks' about your neighborhood- about the citymay be healthful and profitable you
 Once in while you may be too late or the thing off, fered may not quite appeal to youbut the sort of experience awaits you in all other business affairs
 The point is: YOU ARE PROBABLY TAKING TT FOR GRANTED THAT IT WILL NOT PAY YOU TO ANSWER WANT ADS. Instead of doing that, TEST THE MATTER AS FAIRLY AS YOU WOULD ANY OTHER BUSINESS PROPOSITION
 And-which is important-do not wait until 'some time" to BEGIN THE EXPERIMENT.
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Makes Shoes for Royalty

An American shoe firm has been com, mssioned to make tiny shoes for the heir apparent to the throne of Holland. Queen Wilhelmina, in giving the com mission, stipulated that the shoes be made from materials which she would supply.
 The materials referred to are pieces taken from the queen s wedding gown. These include cloth of gold and silver and brocaded satin, valued at $lO0 a yard, to be used for Things.
 Beautiful silks and daintiest satins were selected for other pairs. Not a bit of material that was ordinary was
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Brief Territorial News

Thirty-fve enumerators are required to take the federal census in Marieopa county.
 The Campbell Brothers Consolidated shows is making tour under canvas of the northern portion of the territory.
 The Southern Pacific has begun the work of oiling the tracks on the sec tiOn of track between Yuma and I'm. perial.
 Up until Friday evening, but 225 names had been placed on the voters register for the spring primaries in Phoenix.
 Jorge Camou is in trouble in Doug las for issuing cheeks when he had no money in the bank to make payment of the same.
 The Coconino County Democrat last week printed nine page paper, feat before unheard of in the annals of journalism.
 E. R. Pirtle of Douglas has been ap- pointed to succeed B. A. Packard, who recently resigned from the territorial fair commission.
 The Flagstaff LumDer Manufacturing company is building new sawmill of large capacity in the suburbs of the mile-high city.
 Miss Ida Nelgner has been selected to succeed Professor A. Il. Mcclure as principal of the Yuma grammar schools tor the coming year.
 The walls of the new Yuma county courthouse have reached the secon6 story and the framework for the tower is being put in place.
 The Yuma county grand jury in ses- sion last week, acted upon twenty eight eases, finding seventeen indictments and ignoring eleven cases.
 Douglas is making strong play at the Odd Fellows convention, being held in Phoenix this week, to capture the meeting of next year.
 A mass meeting of the citizens of Flagstaff will. be held Tuesday evening to consider the holding of Fourth of July celebration this season.
 Two shipments of gold from the Gold Road and Tom Reed mines in the King man district, representing recent clean ups, amounted to $67,000.
 The Phoenix Trades Council at Q re- cent meeting outlined the provisions which organized labor will demand in the state constitution of Arizona.
 w. H. Bentz, a union soldier in the civil war and old-time Arizona pros pector, was found dead in bed the other evening at his home in Georgetown.
 As the guests of the newly elected officers of the Phoenix Elks' lodge, two hundred members of the order enjoyed the annual spread Thursday evening.
 Hebrews all over the territory are preparing for the annual observance of the feast of the passover, lasting from April 23 to April 3O during which time
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the regular fast days and other cere-
 Representatives of the Mennonites are in the Sulphur Springs valley this week looking for a suitable site for the establishing of colony of this peculiar sect.
 MT. and Mrs. Mullen of Douglas, both fine masters of the horse, have accept ed a commission to give exhibition rides in front of the moving picture camera for an eastern picture firm.
 Phoenix school trustees have accepted plans and will soon advertise for bids for fine new eight school build ing for the Osborne district to cost $l4,000.
 Willie Page, Cclored citizen of Prescott, is in jail awaiting trial for firing a number of shots ;scuCusly in the Manhattan club, resort for col tned genetlemen, the other evening.
 Saturday and Sunday Douglas enter. tained seevnty-fve delegates of the Knights of Pythias lodges of the south ern district of Arizona, assembled in annual convention.
 A force of men began work last week at the Chuckawalla company's damsite on the Colorado river, seven miles north of Parker on what is believed to be the preliminary work of a $3,000,00 ir- rigation project
 The civil service commission will con. duet examinations at the usual points in Arizona May for the purpose of securing eligibles for the position of taxidermist for the national museum at salary of $90 per month.
 Territorial papers report that Olga Nethersole will attempt to interest Carnegie and other eastern philantlro- pists in the proposition of building tuberculosis hospital for stage people in Arizona.
 Douglas Read, president of the Rank Intermediate of Paris, accompanied by Count Puyfontaine, wealthy French man, and New York attorney, is tour ing Arizona with view of making future investments in the territory.
 Mrs. Jesse M. Collins of Flagstaff has received word from San Francisco that her only son, George F. Collins, who was serving sentence of two years on Alcatraz island, had been killed re- gently while trying to make his escape.
 Through following the advice of a fortune teller, says the Phoenix Ga zette. Robert Turnbull of that city has learned that his father died in Nebras- ka short time ago leaving a fortune of $25,0OO. The estate is to be divided between the widow and two sons, all of whom live in Phoenix.
 The rectigraph, new invention for phOtographing records, has been put in- to commission in the Maricopa county recorder s office. The new device pho tOgraphs the records into the books, ohuo o"NihS 1he tiilc anu SIcdl cApeunc of transcribing them by pen or type writer.
 Settlers in the Yuma valley are form ing clubs for the purpose of importing goods from Los Angeles, and thus avoiding the payment of the middle man s profit. The Yuma chamber of | commerce has taken up the subject of finding some feasible method of coping with the knotty problem.
 See McElroy for Paints and Oils.
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FOR SALE-220 acres good farm land three and one-half miles from Saf- ford Good water right at $25 to $50. per acre, on easy terms. Will sell ten acres or more. Address J. D. Hartzler, Stafford, Ariz.
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Summary

Earned runs, Copper Hill 5, Miami 9; Three base hit, Weisbecker; two base hit, Edmunds; sacrifice hit, Brewer; stolen base, Reppert; struck out, by Weisbecker 6, by Ragsdale 6; bases on balls, off Weisbecker 4, off Ragsdale ?; double play, Doran to Rico, left on bases, Copper Hill 8, Miami 6; first base on errors, Copper Hill 4, Miami B; passed ball, Robinson; hit by pitcher, Head, Brewer. Empires, Sarver and Liggett; time, 2:05.
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FOR SALE-Half interest in black smith shop. Good place for good
 man. Address p. O. box 2394, Globe.
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WANTED-Middle-aged woman for general homework. One who can sleep at home preferred. Call 355 North Hill street.
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WANTED-Position as housekeeper or any other kind of work. Address F. L., this office.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Desirable offices for rent on favorable terms in the Hamill building. Apply to Geo. J. Stoneman, Trust Bldg.
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WANTED-Situation by expert male stenographer and office man. Eight years experience, railroad, mining and commercial work. Age 25, un. married. Gilt edge references. Now employed. Could leave immediately. Location no object. Address Box A, Fresno, California.
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even thought of. One pair in particu- lar was little pair of carriage boots, an exact miniature of the woman $ car riage boots, made of satin brocade in ecru and mauve with a border of pure white fur and white satin bows.
 They are the first shoes to be sent to Europe made for the right and left foot. This necessitated the making of special lasts for each pair. And each style of shoes, whether boot, anklet, or overshoe, was made in three colors, white, pink and blue
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WANTED-Prospeetors and mine own CTS to send for copy of Prospectors , manual, $l.00; also for particulars Ways pocket shelter. H. M. Brown, F. o. Box 2233.
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FOR RENT-Modern house of five rooms. Apply 306 South East street.
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Send some of the Special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each.
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FOR SALE-Cheap. One Sullivan "CHAMPION" DIAMOND DRILL. This drill is in perfect condition and is complete in every respect, except ing cartoons. Address F. A. Muel- Ter, care Orc Grande Mines Co.,, Wick enburg, Ariz., for particulars.
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FOR RENT-Housekeeping rooms; also sleeping rooms. Inquire 5l3, rear Miner Union hall.
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See McElroy for Paints and Oils.
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FOR SALE-NUMBEK YOUR HOUSE House numbers for sale at the Sil. yer Belt office-nice, nickel plated ones; what, you need to number your house attractively, for 50 cents. Come and get them while they last.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs

FOR RENT-Three room house, fur nished or unfurnished. l53 West Bailey.
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Settlers in the Yuma valley are form ing clubs for the purpose of importing goods from Los Angeles, and thus avoiding the payment of the middle man s profit. The Yuma chamber of commerce has taken up the subject of finding some feasible method of coping with the knotty problem.
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ONE CENT A
 WOhU PER ISSUE
WANTED

WANTED-Position by al around cook, at once. Address Frank Moser, care Silver Belt.
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FOR RENT-Housekeeping rooms. 461
 North Devereaux street.
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FOR RENT--RooMs

FOR RENT-FurnIshed room with bath,
 reasonable. SIS E. Mesquite.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Three room house and bath. Best location in the city. Lot 52 107. House in first class re- pair. Will sell, if sold within the next five days, for $1,700; $2O0 cash, balance $24.00 per month. Address Bargain, Silver Belt.
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FOR SALE-Second hand tent, cheap
 Adams Confectionery.
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed front room, with bath. Reasonable. 245 North Sutherland.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One good horse and saddle,
 cheap. P O. Box 1S4l.
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The rectigraph, a new invention for photographing records, has been put in- to commission in the Maricopa county recorder 's office. The new device pho tOgraphs the records into the books, thus saving the time and great expense of transcribing them by pen or type writer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Dance at Dreamszn1 snnight
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
BV TIP WRIGHT.

Unless an awfui slump comes 70
thA Athletics. les now pretty certain
the American league pennant VIII 80
60 Phtlaaelphla.
Connie AiaeA the genius whose
hand Nuides tile Athletics bafqua
ov~f taa baseball sen. Is reapinE the
rsWAra - his daring. lie came
rlthln an ace ~ landing the flas last
yeaA but hia Young men could hot
hnsd up under tho strain. and gave
VA before the determined rush ~
tha veteran Drtroitcrs
This season things look aiifefrnt
Detrcit ia Ia ire dolduams and
Aneks crew q noing away lea0ilN.
q AAa a eeupie OF seasons ake inst
Mack determined upon the scheme
which Is now rcaping hlm a fich re-
ward lie released veteran players
ana filled their places with Young
stsrs the majority Of whom had
never been heard o. In 1875 tns
Athletics weren't conicuderss bet
last year they chased inc EtEers 70
the end This year they leok hAe
the best bet for tho fhg
II required patient drilling 20 set
the youngsters WORKING sokethet,
Now they ars goiug like machinery,
and With the best pitchers IN the
LEAGUE. well fortified against acct
dent. with cnpab bic substitutes, Mack
san smile as be RECALLS the Gays wNrn
ha VAS being rsnned far recen-
siructing bis outut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
AUTO ORDINANCE GIVES COPS
FINE CHANCE FOR RECORD

under the provisions ~ the oTdin.
Ance are lined on both sides with
machines. many ~ them Without
the siEa Of q driver anywhere In
the ylcinifY
Second AZ. for 80 cntire length.
- also crowded with machines. and
niur truths 81 them are Without
guardians And very few none 81
the autos on the cross streets Pay
any attention 10 the parallel To the
curb secstom ~ IA rather common.
also. 20 see machines tearing 40
and down al the streets In the city
with children scarcely past The ain
dcrgarten age driving these modern
iuEEfruautH
Yes there Is a chance for a bright
policeman to distinguish himself
though before he finished his task
he would doubtless find himself OK.
tiuEuished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Aay young. entsrarising police
man want 20 make a record
Here's your chance The new or.
dinance regulating traffic. vehicles
aud the Ike vent into effeet. or pre-
sumably seat into effect about
sunday The ordinance provides.
among other things. that aatos must
not be left standing on James.
Cherry. Columbia and other cross
streets between Post 81 and Third
av. Also. wheu a machine Is left
standing b. the curb any place In
the city IL must he left parallel vith
the curb ard q must b. IN charge
OF some one. Furthermore. no ma.
chine may BE- driven by anyone an.
der a.
The enterprislng COP will notice
that Cherry st. Columbia 81 and
many other cross streets c9miuB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
CHUG! cnUe! cHuG!
TOMORROW AT
MADISON

Madison Park speedway vii be
the scene 81 some fast ground burn
ing tomorrow afternoon when The
local motorcycle club pull of their
speed meet. There viii BE- ten
races on the program. the distances
averaging from one mile 70 fifteen
miles A large number ~ expert
enced riders have announced their
intention u competing tn the var
iOus events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

1IIT z o J % 3 q
and MACK grab
bed him 90 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Batteries stroud. Works and
Casey. Karger and klelnoN.
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BAR FIGHT PICTURES
FROM IDAHO NOW

BOISE. Idaho. Aug 20 idaho
has been Welded today 70 the anti.
fight picture states that have made
the owurre q the irffrics.Io hnson
films fums and fret AZ the save
% morality sweeping tho country
Governor J II Brady announced
that the moving reproduction % the
Reno fight would not BE- tolerated
Within the bounds u the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
SEVEN FIGHTS
FOR PAPKE

CHICAGO. Aug 20 BILLY papke.
The Illinois thunaerbolt IL to-day
under sowerk contract with
Hugh Mcintosh. the Australian
nEht promoter By the terms 81
tho agreement Papke ain tight
twice In England aud five times In
Australia Mcintosh does not a.
vulge The nAmca of Phpksa oppo-
neutA
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One reason Why Jack Jphnnna
iHat Koisg TO tive IN Hreekiya ts
That gas @aEfHis ar~nt popular IA
tNe New NuFk snnBrn The corTees
ssilicie In The city - spires u q
4.yrafHt'talataF preferably ska seats
for fwB.
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KILLILAY WINS
PITCHING DUEL


SPOKANE. aug 20 Kglllsy srs
Mccammeut pulled OF A logel,
pitching duel here yesterday a.
Handsome One from Spokane wlr.
ming oct. 2 TO 2. Both txirIsr,
were going good. and bosh team.
were fighting tooth and nan 80
the Indians had the lonrea elsvs
and Won out.
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Spokane l. certainly making hash
Of that team Of Tigers. The best
pitchers on the Tacoma payroll
seen helpless before the hard bit.
ting Indians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

held them 10 five hits. EnRle has
pitched sEaius' the Weeds two or
three times since his hegira and has
won every time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Ouffsrltler Dan
Murphs "a
= h4Ga& lphian
lie was horn In
1875 and IS five
feet 10 packing
I16 pluuta IN
1884 he gan
PLAYING thn in
field with w or
ster Mass In
1893 he PLAYED
second for North
ktftetr.sra. Mass
and Be- Iaoo and
1891 vas with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
GENERAL SPORTS

Jack Johnson says he has decided
not % laeafe ia New York New
York never saw any objection TO
Mr.. Johnaon'h moving pictures. any
way.
Wonder seasons here All right.
Baseball phen0ms come 10 light.
Give hig IeAEuera awful fright
For a nimwte-then good night.
Gov Hughes seems % have hung
the everlasting binEer upon the hoes
game IN the Empire state. Gsfatag
without Garfield or the ponies prom
isca 90 become deserted village
joey Woodman continues 20 poster
Jack Johnson. Some day the champ
viii become peeved and accept
Woodman's challenge on hehaif N
iangford. A large percentage %
sport followers believe SAMMY has
John ArthufE nanny.
The Cubs have n on the Giants
During 1909 the latter team de-
feated ChieaEo's crowd but three
times on the Polo grounds, The rec
ord this year Is worse.
Just ne an example Of the sort of
stuff pulled or by Charley Murphy
the Cub owner; Chicago traded
Substitute FIRST Bascfnan Luderoua
Tor Pitcher FoNen. a philiis star
Who owns tho cubs and Phiiliasf
Among the youngsters" said a.
be slated FOR fast company this
fall are Swacina and Sid Smith
Seems we've read their names Ia
big league typo before Wonder n
they're expected 10 come back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

He responds 20
the nAme II Top
sy A native q
Of Polk O. -
years Old Hart
So Is a midget ga
hesEhE but Is
haIIs from tn e
ground up " 2
began in 1851
with the Burlinz
ton IA ehih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

tchf " Hcp
&organ lsoF,
Ike and h [.
farmer Al1 =
- Is. come ptA-
ILey called
BonshsaF
Aosgan n x.
nninora BIT
, a y ogtrss,
the tltla Cr
= a natiw a
Pcmsroy D.
a. rsigs lW
and r. IN -.
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DIAMOND GlINTS

Rnbe WaddeIi. along with Pitch
er Spade OF the St Louis Ameri.
cans. has been traded 20 Newark
for Catcher Joe Crisp.
The St Louis Nationals viii take
on Centerfielder Obey Abbott Of the
New Castle team In the Ohio and
Pennsylvania league September 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

nakef e. a third
bnaem an lie
" us born al
TraprH ma in
iss6 b. pa afiy six
feet TAN e % a
welsh 1 tfe
nrtt plaNluE
with th ~ lipE
pa team Ca teos
and seat 90 che
Athisiica from
hia first hove BE
atd his best aurk
with TIE AfuIet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Nora ich. Conn The Giants got him
bot he was returned % Norwich he
gosned the Athletics ia isa4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Into baseball. ~ Martins Fe-ry 81
Va in 1901 and sent 10 tis an,..' Y
ln 1908. being traded Cor Behiii,s.
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lent q about time 10 start another
agitation for az International chal-
lenge for the Americas cup Tommy
Upton please take notice
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NACFpS ATFL ETECS LOOK LIKE BEST BET IN AMERICA


y q die Pu
IRE Athlstiss
nderfm n
han9er ~ IA.
dean ~ me i@.
10 TIA native
Gettysburg B.
end Is as 4.
dtd not bsrqs''
hing nnta q
NheH he plfet.l
for os,iya,,'
he Joined t.
Athietics IN Hs'
Tnnf
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John Mstnnls
ta utility iunelsi-
or. whose chief
lob ~ tn ub Tor
Rhorthtup Ju k
HARRY tio iH
from maiden.
Mass and btit 20
Tie ta feet e.
ans weighs 1876
Iin ntarte his
cartor with Bose
ton Two ara
ago be play d
with thn 8iaveF
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WITH such men
a = Plank and
X r a q 9 " IS
hard 70 SEE what
NJ a G \ wants
with A Kin =
who Is also q
left handler but
h . must look
good nf Connie
wyuidn'f ct ain
hirn Atkins was
born at F1uram.
Srb 1 n fks
and Is one Of
the five feet ten
era who weighs
Captain a n q
veteran % thu
initial c orn er.
u a rry Davis
was born in 1873
at Phiiade iphia.
He broke in with
PrpFifl anCe { n
1Bsf and played
with PaEtucket.
New York and
PittsourE II e
Joined the Ath-
letics when the
American league
was formed
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Amos Strunk % Minneapolis
This yrar sfeeh drew the string
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Just look at this. children Did
you ever see such a hairy htilc
man or such a dyoii little woman
And they are shaking hands. which
proves that they must b. very well
acquainted. and maybe they have
Just met after a long absence from
the sight Of each other
Sh-h.hh. keep q darx they may
be acquainted. probably they arr. -
they both travel with BaFuum and
Baiieys circus. bat The hnif1 little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Batteries - DeMoit. ko~sfnsr,
Fnlkrnberr and Douohue; EaageFiY.
Johnson and Becksndorff
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Shortstep Bar
~ halls from
" 2 - England
lie was born At
nGerislem Corn
April IS isST
He weighs IAX
and a i've feet
eight Barry l.
q graduate . Z
Holy CTsss ard
made a name FOR
himself On hts
school team He
was GRABBED hy
Max In 1895.
First ha9ernan
II e n II . user
Claims She nam
doAh. Va as
house II e was
born in fkS& He
h a giant 81 six
z e = { ere haM
inch and weighs
Is 10 He began
playing n
T. . q tNv tff =
IN 1905 and later
was tn floches-
{ e r Alt coma.
Scranton and To-
roeto He joined
year.
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EaHuanrV Three haEs hii--@eyena
Tee -hast hliH--stsFsak Wsrrsn Ff.sk
WffasI sarrtfirs kiie--Mstf csirraa
FrlaE Etafsn ssa4=s-- Bisnk4nEtip al
81 FIfrHrf Hsfi- t5skezELEEiD Esfnt "a
~ Is=gIT Erraafs zHert Z. ~ Ki1laT I
sIrurk 1ai -HF NafsAazeent l. ~ N.
uar VIA pflsh-k llliay Pissed
ball nlankrnsAlr teft 90 hesss--1a-
raraA 8 sBokans q Tnaife--TfArr.
Tlals ~ ERaus--g a.
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George EnEie. who couldn't pitch
a tent while on the Seattle pay roll
the first part OF the season. turned
on his old comrades yesterday aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

John Meluuia NIL NA@hf tF8fit.
ava iaiHaa the Athlrtie4 tHo spring
af 1909