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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
HOME AND INVESTMENT
IN THE SWITZERLAND OF THE BAY.

Beautiful lots for home builders at Baltimore
park and Palm hill. The first stop out OF Sau-
salito on the fast San Rafael electric trains.
Sure future prO6t for all who buy now at OPEN
ing prices A natural health resort where
asthma catarrh and throat diseases are un-
known. GrandeSt views of mountains and bay.
Plenty of shade and ornamental trees. All
modern improvements in and paid for Build
your home in the midst OF other fine homes. on
lot big enough for lawn garden, trees and dow-
ers No spectators wanted those who
wish to speculate on future happiness and pros
perity Price is made low TO invite actual
home builders. to whom every financial and
teriaI assistance will be eheerfully rendered.
Future profits assured many fold In these beau
tifuI home tracts.
BIG LOTS SELLING NOW,
$500 ON EASY TERMS.
Go and see them or come in for folder.
A L COURTRIGHT.
701 Westbank bldg, opp Emporium.
PhOnes-DOuglas 67S-DOuglas 5669.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27
BURL1NGAME REAL ESTATE

SAN ANSELMo Mil Valley. San Rafael prcD-
critics. Atthowe Realty Company. 25s Market
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27

SQUARE deal for aII-No percentage to plumb
ers; baths, heavy roll rim, new, SO TO $50;
toilets the very best. new high tank SlQ low
down SD; sinks, any size, s.. so; new cast iron
pipe. l0c TO 20c foot; all kinds of tiling new
60c foot, second hand 15c; lumber, 50 10 $40
p ], 600; 10 900 new and second hand doors. soc,
up. 1000 windows and frames TO choose from
&c 20 81; we buy large and small Job lots for
cash; money talks these times; we give you
the benefit; give us a call: see our stock: it
VIII more than pay you. DOLAN COMPANY
the biggest dealers IN building material on
the coast. 1899 Marker ST
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TIMBER LANDS FoR SALE

BIG TREES FOR SALE.
120 acres OF the best standing BIG TREES
in California: located in Tulare county. INQUIRE
Of y. IL DUDLEY < CO. Bath. n n
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LUMBER FOR SALE

SHINGLES. s15o; rustic. s23: lining. $40. eoaa.
try orders solicited % 10th St. s. y.
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TO LEASE

20 let or lease dsts Il and le Landers St mr.
18th and Market: rooms aud bath each.
House Of 8 rooms and bath: all modern i'm
prOvements: at 235I Devisadero st. nr. Jackson.
Large building at ll60 Mission st. near Sth;
62x10o: also 262 9TH St near Folsom, 4I;6x165;
also T0S 20 zoo Harrison ST. 30NS0.
snnlv 70 G. X FRINn. 1923 Merchants Ex-
change. or EDWARDS, REED & BRADY, 245
Montgomery II.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27

TO lease-Stahe OF b concrete stalls, with
laIlnL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27

ONE OF the finest business properties IN Liver
more; fronting on 1st and ID sts.; all under
rental
so acres 1 mile from center OF town; Ioca-
tion beautiful; price $500
50, ,600-3 acres with improvements.
S4.5O0-1O acres. with improvements
Address F. A. ANTHONY. J St. LIvermore
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MONEY TO LOAN

economic syphon stock; state
lowest price. Box 1929. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27

FOR satisfactory site near San Francisco:
buildings and machinery and 20 acres OF land
near railroad and on tide water. with wharf
and ample supply OF fresh water. Address
FACTORY 164S Page ST.
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BUNGALow AND CAVE sIrEs

CAMP AT CAZADERO-SpeeiaI sale OF large
beautifully wooded lots on R. R. and creek.
$50 up; ask about out free lots; booklet
san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27

ROSS building lots, Marin county-Macadan avs
nues, sewer. water. gas. electricity. price
low; very easy terms. Owner, r. n. CARSON
% Battery. or Carson Glove CO.. San Rafae
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27

FINE residence. rooms. hall, beamed ceilings,
garage. for sale or to lease; lot 50x1S0; terms.
150S Bellevue av.. or box 96. Burlingame.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-02-24
SUMMER SCHOOL AT INSTITUTE.

O..
For the first time in the history
of the state, summer school, es-
pecially for colored te&chers, VIII be.
: held under the auspicess OF State Sup
ertntendent ShaWkey, at, the West
Virginia Colored Institute. T.: -"
The necessity for such a school
has been long felt, and 1t Is with
favor that the teachers Of the state
Will welcome the innovation. Super
Intendent Shawkey has given the mat
ter his best thoughts, and the plans
evolved, If highly appreciated, will
. DC much towards bettcring the quail
1ty Of the teaching profession.
No better location could have been
chosen In all the state for the session
OF such a school. The Institute in the
summer time is like a park Vevety
lawns, shady groves. sparkling waters
spacious buildings ana q VicinAgc
filled with the hospitality and chaste
environments, a?t: 4 sew of Gre attrttt-e,
tons that make ii ;;D ideal cnatauQua
centeh- ---.-- .-......... p.
The school will begin Monday,
June u, and Wlll Continue for six
weeks. a regular teachers in:tituto
viii imm cdiatcly fn.i"W. the closing
Of the school and THIS Will be the pre-.
sided over by lecturers Of more than
local reDute.
The course Of st"H% CONTEMPLATED
VIII cover The work OF lbc Upper
Grammar gradpS anh nat CT tue
High School. For a., to be accom-
plished thoroughly. III. sup"rintcnd-
ent IS negotiating via thc most COM
petent teachers Of ltll ..utC and else
where to secure their :Nly ;cG3.
With such an oNn"'. unity in view
there are but few rc2.. ~ 20 advance
why there gtTUntrt- T~r-~bp-- tWU- t7TtH=-
dred eager, knowledge seeking teach
ers In attendance in June. The time
has come when the state educational
authorities are very weary Of having
their Offices besieged by the fearful
unfortunates, who on account Of
mythical sick wives. families or rel
atives, or accidents by Hood and field
have been unable to make the grade.
Opportunity to ring the death knell
on such friyilous excuses is now at
hand. Let US better our conditions
through this or get out OF the work.
The place Is Institute and the time
is june '27, 1910.
The maximum expenses for the
- whole term, including board, tuition
and teachers institute, will not OK
coed twenty-five dollars ($25.00.)J
Remember that tho classic Kanaw-
ha is unequalled for boating and II
washes the InstltuteS southern
bounds.
This finest tennis court in the state
ana croqueti levels for those who do
not revel In tho moro strenuous
gaIlo.
For further information write to
Supt. NJ. p. Shawkey, Charleston, w.
Va; Prin. X. p. Sims. Bluefeld Col
ored institute, Bluefeld, W. Va, or
President Byrd Prilerman, Institute,
VIVA,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-02-24
Elk actly

the
boardn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
Trainers Tickled TO See the
Cranky Stuff Sure Sign
Big Fellow Is in Good
Shape.
az MAY nAlrHAsAR.

MOANA SPRINGS TRAINING
CAMP. RENO. New june 2N-~
"Iim Is Ga such good shape he is be-.
ginning Go set n Nttlo cranky and
that's sure sign u ho asa not
show 6 ittle Crouch At this stage 1f
the game ia think there was some
thing wrong with him.
This g. jhe word passed out in
giadness. not tn sorrow. hy one 81
Icfffies trainers to-day Although
the former champion Do moro tract
able today than Doe has been in ANY
~ his Important fights SD near the
clanging of tho gong the old feeling
that an his trainers dread merely on
account 90 their own comfort ia be-
ginning to assert ITSELF True hts
disposition is NOT such as tn make o.
uncomfortable Tor hts camp mates
bat the cid cranklngss is there. TITS
trainers are watching bis work ana
his actions now more closely than
at any time since the giant cnnfidcd
% Farmer Burns four weeks ago
that his condition had returned and
that he had rcgnincd his old power
and speed and that hts stomach
which o. nine teuths 90 hts condl-
ton. was IN first class shape
With the feeling 81 optimism in
spired BY the near Crouch the dope
STEERS are showing the greatest nctlv-
ity they have exhibited since the
preparations for the battle began
Bob Armstrong has pulled the
duration nf the battle down 90 six
rounds with JEFF belnN good enough
Il Johnson viii allow the white
fighter % get close. % have nice
inside chance 20 cop it OF in the
first period
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
M'VElCH AND LABEL
READY FOR THE RING
Local Boy Win Bring Crowd of Miners Down From
Wilkeson, While Transbay Sports Are All for San
Franciscan-Advance Sale Indicates Big House.

Seattle ring fans who have fai-
lowed thr game iu the Northwest
and California are booking forward
60 a lightning mir-up "Wednesday
night when Abe fatet thr naahy
frlacu aCrAppar. meets Pete Nc
Weigh over THE middle distance Ste
Weigh has come on H1 fast since be
broke into the professional ranks
thar he is looked upon aa rial
conner and the boring in tactics.
which no learned in California Whle
acting "a Al WninaHrs spArrinE
partner. hnvs made him really
hard man "a keep clear o. on thn
other hand label. while giving away
4 pound o. tw0 fo The lagai lad. has
been Ga the game nine years. and IL
considered nua - the HhiftiHag ~
The lightweight brigade Tho rxs
perlenee ~ ~ former battles And the
fastest Of fantamrk should stnmd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
BASEBALL NOTES

Now that Seattle has cloutrd a
team 10 death. the pep viii incren ae
Instead % diminish. The Turks
showed more speed. class and gin.
ger yesterday than They had last
week all together And they made
nearly as many runs In the fourth
inning as they ola IN seven games
with Spokane.
Pug Bennett played "A great game
around second base yesterday He
was right on the Job when Raymond
started a double play and came
along With the proper cue
Harry Tracy certainly has a great
pair ~ ground Eainera He could
run with only one leg and cover
more ground than some.
a nice bunch Of base running I'M
limbcrcd by the Turks Everybody
was alive all the time.
That big nm ChinauIt Is some
Finger He looks better the longer
be pitches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
TIRED TURKS FALL
ON THE TIGERS
WITH Joy
New Brand of Pep Uncork-
ed by Seattle Puts Crimp
in Tacoma 7 to l.
Chinault Going Good.
Standing o. the Clubs.

The TIRED Turks took q nov lease
~ iifc yesterday and fell ga suung
man % the uHtur - ErhmutH so
fiercciY that before nianAenshlp lad
time a. stretch forth the wiiifirn a-
inE hand four runs siithrrrd mrruss
ihr pan TIE iwnd put ~ much gfn-
grr into the Muairms fhmt ~ hen thr
Enmr ended the score stood Z 10 1
in war favor
THE frs, three innings passed by
hke the shadow II a dream. neither
nmnch starting much ~ anything.
hni lu che fourth when Seattle rnfue
@ bat Al. that t. another story
And thin IL the tale
friAk ambied 60 the plate. Swung
HE has idlS ard a short. active gen.
iieman by the name II Rockenfieid
sronprt the bali and threw 20 Mott
ai fret and F'riak again resumed his
slumhcrs. Raymond sat little
one a. SchmutH and said dark man
from Tacoma got hia naifls crossed
IN trying 10 pick e an and before he
decided which hand should have the
honor Raymond VAS grfnutns al
him from the sanctuary ~ first base.
BENNETT thrn came through with a
lice hit and shlie BE remained on
first, Raymond aceufed clear around
and tapped the bell for the initial
run. Adams played a little teasing
game with Schmuta and drew
pass. and 60 rub In the faie. he and
Bennett pulled Off = double steal
Then Lynch. Who was fuu 20 the
brlw Win pep. comhed the sphere
ioF two bags. scoring Jimmie and
Pug. Akin died on a rs TO BaEaev.
but while Tracy was getting safe on
Aockcufieid'E bura throw. the
doughty captain scored Custer.
next w. persisted palnieNsly aud the
Inning was ended.
Seattle picked up three more runs
at different times. but the real ex.
element Of tho day WAS the above
spnhm
ChlnHult pitched nice han for the
Turks holding the Tigers TO four
bats and getting stronger all the
Time. Butler who replaced Schmutg
had a little trouble with the Mos.
lens, but worked creditabIy.
The Tigers picked their lone scora
~ the fifth. when with one down.
Blankenship'a two bsggar sent Cole
man 20 third. Annis batting for
SchnutE. sent a grnunder to Raw
moud and while the peerless one
was engaged In throwing him o,it ~,
nrHt, coleman snuck Ia for a run
Same teams play today at ala
and II the Turks show the pep tbey
test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
NEWS THAT'S RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE
AND FULL OF INTEREST TO ALE FANS
JEFF IS GROUCHY LIKE
A BEAR BEFORE LUNCH

Fapmcr Burns BE- more conaerya-
tive
Iiis conservation g. not based on
doubt af tho ability of hts idol 60
beat tho biN black hut ia the result
nf hiH Unborn conservative spirit
Jvrr. he declares viii win Within Is
rounds and f the feht goes longer
than that ne iH willing to bet hts
clothes the negro WAN he sH badly
punished that he Wlll have already
lost the fight
m q goes is rounds" said the
farmer "it viii simply resolve itself
into case ~ endurance. and ~
there is one thlng Jim haa on John
son u is endurance
Roecr Cornell argues along the
lines lald down hy Burns Tie adj
mIt that the warbler rounds may 50
against Jcu Jriiie but that with
one third OF the battle over pFnvid-
ga neither man o. badly hurt The
tide win turn FOO lefra favor.
one feature OF the fight that g.
causing considerable comment iH
thp altitude. in spite &c the fact
that both ushtcra have shown since
they began work here iHat thc thin
AIR has not affected thru. dapeHtera
MNN MNHlNNN|'N NiNH NN ~ n fHf HHrHtH #AtfH
all make More difference than the
sport experts ard the trainers have
admitted.
one good punch in the stomach
5000 frvt above the sea level Be- FAR
moro harmful than one delivered at
sea level Tho heart doea not re-
spand with the same speed. ard "a
tap in the mid riff that short
ciiuch would EVERYONE Zoe san Fran
cisco or New York might prove the
turning point in a hattie fought lu
Reno Sn the question naturally
arisoa VIII Jef err Jack land the
first WALTON Co the stomach
THAT this bioW will have much o.
90 with the outcome go The battle IL
pretty generally conceded camp
followers have noticed that Jegf is
perfectinE hiH long irfs Ga this atom
ach ana hiss larrlBE right az the
Same target ln close quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
RUDE WADDELL OUT
OF JAll--SlGNS
THE PLEDGE
my United rress.l

ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 2s.-The
slants Of justice broke right" for
Rube Waddell, some time BAN play.
er, when he was released on
probation after having been charged
with drunkenness and wife-hcating
kube affixed his rambling signature
TO a years contract with the court
In which he promised 10 ahstain
from intoxicating beverages and
agreed TO report progress" 10 the
police three times n week or write
the judge weekly regarding his
pledge Mrs Waddell still holds
the serve clause over Waddeli. and
VIII give him another chance TO
make good. She said that no al
yorco rs In sight as yet. but that II
Rubo misbshaves again she will ask
waivers and give him an nncondi.
tional release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
FOR
COUNTY
JAIL

we visited the county Jail.
There we found conditions en-
,irely different. The matron is
an elderly. gray-haired woman,
who understands the women
prisoners needs. The prison
ers have their beds neatly
made. are given baths. have
reading matter. and receive
their friends in a reception
room arranged by the matron.
II is more like an opportunity
10 live. They have towels and
a complete change OF clothing"
The above statement was made
at the meeting Of the Federation
oi Womeus Clubs yesterday after.
noon by Mrs George r. R0ssman.
chairman Of a special committee
named 10 Investigate the condition
Of the womcn'H departments Of the
lalls Of the city and county
while the Nomcn could find
absolutely no fault with the man
neF In which Sheriff Hodge Is
handling the women prisoners 10.
la the county institu-
ton. they discovered several
things they consider wrong with
the city jail and they viii take the
matter up with Mayor Gill and
Chief OF Police WAppenstein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

him in good stead awaiBzt a rsfshef
az thr McNrizh tyre.
Nrk~ish has been training a.
WilhrHnn. the mining town hiet b.
called home before ~ aspirri & D.
punch trader. ard then b. remea
down "Wednesday morning hF sill
10 accompanied by about 30 hunAY
pick FwiuEers. who wtli root ffr him
nt the fluEaidn
Label has been making frtaHaa al
Pheasant Beach during his trAtnlns
there, ard the trans bay efowe Wiil
b. rputsng Tor him When she ssuR
rings
TIE sale ~ tickets opened 81 the
seattle theatre yesterday morning
and frutu the way the tsamtwhas raa
have passed through the ntndom 80
far The house nhuutd hu close o.
arii-euL There wiii be two fast nlx.
round prriimtnArira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
MORRISON SPECIAL
HAS NO MORE ROOM

Morrison's Seattle Spirit spe-
cisl- IN filled right NJ 10 Tho limit
Morrison wouldn't srll Rockefeller a
Ticket nov. a. he hasn't even got
room enough 20 take along an extra
suis case. ao those who have been
holding back 70 tbs last minute -
A. To draW thc last cent Of interest
on their money are stung and NtunR
proper. There il no chance d even
grab seat on the brake beams
The special leaves Seattle Friday
morning at ~ 20 and viii 90 To-
Reno via Sacramento and return via
San FranciHco. allowing a Etopovcr
at Frisco % several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
ROSE GROWERS TO
HAVE SUMNER SHOW

At a meeting held In The clas
Der OF Commerce. the Seattle D.
society was organized. with Y
Sherbrooke Temporary cA1irzE
and " II. Woodwork seefrz1
The society wiil aid rose esliHz !
Seattle, and VIII give q roz -
every summer. Permzneni arpi
ization Will be effected Isf |
when the members win meet 1 =
assembly room Of the ChzEad
Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
THE BATTLER ON
HIS WAY TO RENO

LOS ANGELES. june rs nnt.
Ting Nelson. crHlwhlio eight
champion. ~ en- route today Tor
San Franciseo. where he wiii iinger
a fow days before going 10 Reno
TO watch tho windug Of the jeff.
rleaIohnaon foud
Tho Baitlcr arrived last evening
he animated that after the Blk mill
al Reno be would retire 60 his Ncw
MEXICO ranch for a long rest be-.
fore hia threatening return 10 tho
dug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
HERE'S what YOU CANT
DO ON THE FOURTH

The policeman will get you II you
don't watch out
Yes. Seattle Is going 30 have a
near.sanc Fourth of July.
II you don't believe Il. Just see
what Is prohibited here this year
Just take note what the policeman
will gct you for.
Having, selling, or firing a
cannon cracker.
Firing bombs or having them
in possession ready 20 fire.
Same thing with explosive
canes. They're tabooed.
Likewise toy pistols. You
might get hurt II you fired
them, so the police are going
to see that you don't fire them.
All OF the above are absolutely
prohibited by ordinance.
Chief Of Police Wappenstein In
the interests of public safety. has
added little in his general Fourth
OF July order.
Officers are especially instructed
to arrest anyone firing o regular re-
Noiyer or gun. whether the cart
ridge discharged be a bah or blank.
Not on the Car Track.
They are also warned 10 look out
for the boys aud men who may put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

torpedoes or other expios',"I, n
me street car tracks 50 sh.s +
will explode under cars, y -,
cuses will 20 with ponce 4
anyone Is caught at THIS
fender will 20 to jail mss. ~. ID
Also. don't get pTeina,s.s.s' a.
your celebration. The &c y
Won must not explode fife rev \. =
fore July 4 and he has YOU ~. "a
licemen TO get you Il lAs'
you az H. ~. 81
Another thing-give " s,..,,,A
horses a chance on the @sss'
July. The chief says w .,ass D
fire any kind of fireworks "a. a.. ~
line of the workhorse pSls1 !. I'D
that parade is In progress
pcndcnCe Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
LOCAL THEATRES ~
HAVE WIRE TO REM

Direct wires viii be run r. !. !
-inEside al Reno to the ~ u
pautages theatres Efssl
struck win be told the aua'sn ... !
the two theatres almost a. - !, !
n lands No matter how p. '. Z
great contest lasts, the theaus /. !.
remain open and the aaaiea =. :.
permitted 70 remain an1ii =. - =
ii will be the most thcreasa ~ =,
ever given the public and !. =
arranged only at great ezp<.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

matte ard choral ss,...
summer camps and sfsvs,,,s
hy their own perfgrnsos.. 8. ].
boys are able to pay a. -, G
" iheir travelling edueasl~sl' = =.
and help along some p4gss-. / =
cities they visit
They will arrive bsrs ss,...
morning AZ 1918 and VII j.
corted % the Z " e A - !.
ium They win give several -.
tainments IN the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
NEGRO SOLDIERS
CAN LEAVE POS

The members u the Tnen,f.ss.
regiment q negro infantry na.iss
"a Port iaetoH. have bsen rr~s
70 "off duty liberty whist =
taken away from Their Al IL d
II the BiedseF assault
This action vas taken b. l..
Col S. " Miller. commanding :
battalion. yesterday. ~hen y :
ceivcd a telegram from he Va 4
partm~nt directing him to ~ j
discretion IN the matter
Since the Biesiuey incs5en, !
men have been confined % i
grounds u the post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

speed. power and accuracy of the
hiE champs blows
What Johnson needs g. a couple
- bis heavy. tough suaffiug part
mere Who can stand tue tu zoe with
him and swap punch ZOE punch and
such men are about a. easy a. find
az tho proverbiai needle in the has
Cotton De- one 81 the best workout
men johnson could get but be- cant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
BOY is
HURT AT TEHIN0

OLYMPIA. June 2S.-While at
tempting TO board a freight train
at Tenino last night. Oscar Larson.
a 2oyearold Seattle boy. who had
been beating his way in the south
ern part OF the state. slipped and
fell under the wheels His right
Lex was cut off few Inches above
the ankle lie was brought 20 St
Peters hospital here where the
stump was amputated He viii re
cover.
The boys mother and stepfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Mclean, live on
Lenora ST.. In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
JUNE so TO JULY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXCURSIONS

June 30. July /. 2. 3. 4. good to
return until July 5. Victoria and r..
turn. $40 Vancouver and return
$f.O0. Princess Victoria and Prin.
cess Charlotte the finest and fast.
est steamships on the Coast.
Canadian Pacific. Coz First Av.
and Pier A, foot OF Washington st
Phones 209. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
X. Of c.'s To Make ss'sF'''N

An especially attractive 49,. -
has been arranged for lhs 4
meeting 70 be held IN the a. :
silver building next ~ -,
evening by the seattle and -
taine councils. Knights q ~. !.
bus on July the TIVE eoah , -
ioip An an excursion 70 Hooas =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

do all the receiving Tor ~ Johnson
Jan battery and r. constant hunt Do
on Tor running mates fof him. Ever
since Marty Cutler took n run uut
powder. cotton has bcrn a mighty
sick man
Il has been auEHrated that 10
prepare himself - stop fhe batter
ing ram punches ~ Jtffrirs Hud a.
fhe same lime speed himHtif up 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

Johnson suarrinE partners are
catching q these days A. the time
FOR The fighs draws nearer. Johnson
who has rounded Into splendid
shape handles his mates in 40 un
certain mauner and the battered
appearance ~ Cotton Mills. II al
bears eloquent Testimony 60 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

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