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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
TAR CONTEST WAKES HOT

sNe you're an wrong Dent blame the city rs
act her fault rs your WI What the city deea la
70 bring out what's strongest w vs. n az heart we
are oood. the aood IN viii win; u bad God help
81 A man may live IN a small place alt hla lite
deceive the whole place and himself Into thinking
he has got aii the virtues when az heart he's a
hYpecrise. but the village gives him chance 20
and Quito prove u 20 his fellows. She strips him
clear o. an hie dapuses and all Of his hypocrixies
and she paints his ambition on her fences and
tlohts 40 her aky.serapers with az What he wants
d. MINI. - And lhsn .L.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
cHATTEL LOANS

IDAfh ry WnHKf#g FEDFLE
ON HEAL ESTATE. FURNITURE. Pt-
AMOS LIVE STOCK OR Any GOOD
HECUHfTY EABY PAYMENT PLAN
LONEHT POSSIBLE HATEB. MAIN
47f7. IND 1855
OSCAR D. JENSEN a CO, nc,
~ Nofthern BANK Bi9g cen ard riks
Loans On fHfniture. horses etc VIII
tam Roach. reom 7i1 New York BidR
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,,.. .ood you can 10 - with you And what is In
air. and to city he can't s know, because tried"
- : Hand IT.. In "The CITY
ee h., CLYDE Fitch thinks the city does for the character
Herr Il Mat George Rand. tr IN the drama "rhs
ass ~ e.v,ra Al The week What is the opinion
star Readcrae Tell the Contest Editor whore you
s y Is better developed the city the country and give
skcas ~. contest s until Monday night No
H. received after then Letters are not 20 be longer
M words The pes are tie ~ sa " and i've 81 Pr.sA
~ 60 all school boys and girls In Sc
~ = 80 grammar and hgh schools
~ -. retne Gwendoyn lowery. member OF The
~ company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
RFAl FsrAIE loAns.

WOUTHwEsT TRUST a gAFE DE.
FDhff co First AZ ana Columbia 1t
fCgiunu Huildlng1. tnFifaH applications
Tor loans from q 008 20 q. 900 on TN
proved Seattle fssldsncs property "a
established diHtficts
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FoR sAlE-woo1 AND COAL

Nose~~~es~~~~~-r~~~~~~~~~
Seattle FhHi 60. All Kinds ~ eaAl ard
uaiiiwoet " ttit. IND iss
Great western Fusi Go -~geaai fafk.
rnfii Noad g. - load n f7is Ine safo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
GOING TO MOVE

one Angeles piano player. aame ~ neu
regular 1fGo. only ftt. with ~ pieces
music oha srEam W good condition
SEINE 80 usH. only SIS Geo. Il Bent
iifl THIRD az. near PIKE
Trade W n saves money Mems
We sample suits. ii7G9 Tracis. Room
1gI aosM THIRD
supplies fqF moving picture theatres
kail tickets. slides. etc. y v TraEEardh.
1913 First az
FOR Hsle~-A ie-feot launch. wlthout
engine barsaiu. fEt. Call $50 o tznd =.
Nnw ana second hand store fixtures
bought aad sid - Bell 81 Phone lad
1904
1naa rec pound horse for sale cheap
caH East fzt Maple 80.
40 sample saifs riTse Trarts room
1e7 fotH Third Traders Bidx
Mes pianos fuF rent rent applied "a
purchase Never Toner. 1at Union -
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


TrTTE uWuNTW 4 FpN pr1fsss1snsi
ulrsasors ard deceased ErHhaimars 1881
iSs spp Macrs theatre bash Fhsnss 80
r.ann@Y Watson Ca Far@rA piFerters
Third az snd CnlrarsitF nath phanss q
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CUR wohMNiNa ANp NAiaE
" 90 ita month viii pay far a esupis
% acres iusi srreas lake washington
IRWIN Madispn Park EHss and chick.
sns alwals command hish prices iu
Seattle ana YOU ean make a camfnrts
aele Twins and he independent faf IRE
No riss Land VIII increase rapidly in
value eeed neishhofs and close 60
Madison car and Kifhiand ferry ~
affios on wharf a. Kirkland o. raii tnt
New NeFA Block ufncss open even
NUKE 4 FARnAR, nc
neys AID aifls 20 distrihuts s4mpies
! raf eae per aessn. besides giving 700
sHia tsaer. aaf MAYNARD az seattle
Wanted ~ oman. nut afraid ~ ~ash
- 40 agn~sai huasnwerh as pes nanth
ne ~ashtna ef iruWinsI sssH wefh fnf
that kini % person ttas asssnth az NJ
Wanted MiaAis ssea ~onsn 20 ears
tef tee ehuirsn. aAed : and mentha
Inquire faisen ueisi zee 1aaAaan
Waited -tlrl Tor eenerai hausuuarA
she NiN a. hemr night. Thfss lei lam
sl4 reaa NsHea Address isas isth AZ \
Nantea Respeetati. wafnan 60 ks.p
e@aaH ~ HHan1 etsa apfhins man "A.
ilsss y sie.. Tic Hiar
SITUATIONS wANrEo-FEmAlu
>esee~s>~~-~~>~~~~-~~es
t-saf wishes sitaatiun a. eaak 90
hgasessgpsr ~ ssatisman ~ith ehlidrsa
HspsFlsaepa dressfaaks5 wznts sss,es
~ hst,,s seod fn, changes reasonable
esrefisnced teacher unuia fits pnnits
u knaiish epmpesiilan. etc NtBl. care
EsreFisnraa gitg teacher al tsfsr -
tlt irssnn tasi tffa
NsHisi fiaae raplis bezinnsfs : $50
ristu Fheue ffas.
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LIVESTOCK

HOLCOMB CO. SALE STABLES
Heavy draft medium sired horses guar
antesd i1l1 Neatsrn av. Mmln 1874
tfs buys choice % two fresh cons
calves hg fhsir sides. Jersey nnG Dur
ham f1e4 Green Lake boulevard. Denny
station Green fas
Faf saie--Thefiand panY cart saddle
harness. etc WA Hoffetf. 19i lee a. s
Cows for saia Phone Queer Anns "a
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FARMs Anp AcRHAoE.

.@r.r4rsraran~aeseefa ~eesesra0aN@cefersreesr.r
HERE TT IS.
I0. affn chicken ranch. good house. two
wells. chicken huuHns 40 chickens some
fHrnHure so fruIt trees years old.
The price la $4,000. h1If cash
+. W JACKSON.
zoo American Bank liidr
Main 1880 iud taft.
Snap. Five fuu acres. chicken raurh.
valley land. full hcuflnE Fruit trees
chicken yards ara houses. thoroughbred
rhlcknuf. "a miles OF station. an faf
ai 500. $500 cash. balance DO suit GenFre
a. Lois AlEouu, wash. On Tacoma Inter
urban.
o. fo. 10. 40. 30 and tGn-aofe tracts of
land Iusf east Of Everett futprurbnn
nnd COUNTUY CLtH for sale by w
W REED. 80 white building Main
gJs0. Ina. 6agg.
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struATlons wANrEp-FEmALH


fe~s7erfNi-e~~-s~s~s>e>-@- F>ees-e~ee~4~4N>s~=~s
tarNasn Nst foe rect - n41nfh g..
fruta ral - Nnans A. fsts zFss IAN
~ Hulerstfan NaNa eaf Service
Yer Aent tfll nsw ksfnsm fiat slf
tttn th0ae Nafth SCI
fta rirrrFaem rgHaefn fiat as tse-
uefa Msin stse
tfufarutsAaa alfaasa tat fia nenn7
eaF ueaf iaemHf Pax
Faf Msuf Maisfn heaiad i've ra.assg
1iat. reasonable rnns esR 81 as
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AucrIos SALES


~ss~~rNNeNs@~~~~se~~~~-~~r~
A nnthaehiid. aucfipnesF and apuraia-
~ af your snrvtre Main Ttsb. T. s9la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
$lTAR'$ BUSINESS DlREGT0RY
s,occ>c..leI.s, s gSys

BIcYCl. rs.-.~-~,,~-e
:. Go TO sPISNtNG s
go !! !: !: -. I :: :, D: D:
MoSEY - con
sultnE our bargain eaialoTus We
TuertharagHe f1r the ieest amount q
cola ALL TIE TINE MAKE u ps9 9's
WI WI ~ Nkfi.Ep FREE Il an eon.
rinos yaa thar IT PAYS TO pt-AL
Y6af repair work viii he done promptly
~ ouf shop Years Tor BAH8ALNs.
sPfNNfNg'a RAHGAfN STORE.
iaie second Ave Seattle
FOR FOUNDATloN PIERS
Phoae Queen Anne ~
Contracts and MOr,sssss Bought
Ny Own Money 20 Buy
MoRToAOEs AND. CONTRACTS
SPOT Cash 80 Delay
W Y Gfrcuwag, Banker and broker
ggg Burke BUILDING seattle
CHIRoroDIsI-.
Cnrrs hunionH fuErsNluE uAiiss cal
iouses Dr. u Miller, Nsw York u Grad
unte suite tio Marion hidE Phone slAI
500 MONTHLY. 25c A CORN.
A. w. KLINE. ass ARCADE BLDG.
on WILLIAMS. chublalns corns, etc.
sdis Eighth AZ. Main 1888
CI.ATRyQY ANTS
IfiSs lfSE6cY >l6iRHSf~ Won
pERFuL MEDIUM Gives xalaaeis e s q,
iocatsd at her private home. s13A Pine
- near sixth av Also gives wonderful
lucky charms .-.
CARD READING - Ladies 2be, mon
sec. 1888 Terry av hasilake car
.CIIRoPRAcIICsnoooooo>
r. foscph Roane- Scientific treatment
aiI chronic diseases $50 Arcade " sIla
........ .oTgIS9C, ,,,ooc~,oo,
~~lS SiSss \ IA lfSsi sceSSd hand CLOTH.
ing and nn articles o. value bought and
cold KoEa. eil5 First IND sAle
0CI1TNT~c lsN2Ilf NfFccSas
-.o.o,. ,,pIl.Tg>IlEgCJDIegESo9s>oo-ooc
uldg Seattle Main atts. Ind St7a A
cody supt --
EI.AsIIc poSIEHy. oooooo
'ffycs'a no r ? 1GTSsas GslfdISg
IN ' q III & IN ma a.
RATS cleaned ana blocked
uusriIAIs. --......--
iOGfN 81 Fir 81
Under management Of old Wayslde hos
Telephone Main 5sti.
IAMNERS
A y Spsckert Ali courts, collections
corporations organized Notary public
naiunrr ensos speciality Both phunea
gOb-T-a Burke Blk, second and Marion
E ~ schuff Lawyer seat Pioneer
Bldg CunHuitntlon free. Personal in
iufles n speciality Practice In an courts
Corvln townsend ses HALEY mag
Concentration frcei hushHnd wife, Injuries
oSTEOPATHlC LICENSED
PHYSICIANS.
Members Rational. state aud County
- Assnrtations.
m nffE< 4 NNI2EE 'lS>I | 3 i5S mn
building. laos Second aV Graduate
hukstiNc. lH02s recent post graduate
Dos Angeles Phones. Main ease. resi-
dcncc. Eaat sa67
ooooooo-o,NN1Ass1SssSss::Ig- ,ooooo....
ElUCirlc Foaul tu1 baths aik grsrs
present location cottaFe lit Union roar
>o.o.oolI.AbIIIIlsiNs~A,Nin, No.nLI,s. 49,.
fEs GshTNe TSiJcfS a1S 'SiSdSsII n > ST>
Nit Firrt as. 8 Main GOES Ind g7si
RENrAl. AGENCIES
LlEWELLYN & WARb 5S5 n1rES 6idr
oo.IIHlCoIIoGglAAeHgEISSSSo STgcJlrs,.1
Largest stock ON the Coast
Developing aud Printing for Amateurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
THE SEATTLE STAR

N>sNN~N->sfss~~-e~N-esesf> res>>@et~ 49,
- - tas. 90 taHt ssatafsh ~ NHH Oats
e. nHu seer ru rlaftam sEplfas 80 On ne
a. afsas label % Naeh panaf MRen thaf
safe arrives. m FaHf saNseftgftau has 80
- a4n tEsn Paid lM adfaHEas fANf HaHs
IL tkkFn fFusn tNs ifsE A ehan9s 90 eats
on ths address iaHai as FsfalpE o. 80
err year use faF - mnnths
NOTICE 10 - ites NfntMS IS HhatiA
rauf eeuF - fha Htaf fail f9 rsaEh Fe5
- n'rlaek nwY Hsnains please Aa us
she faEaf % Esit 80 eaf Eaaln ems saHf
saf Nafn ttHH. lad at eegnsen 4 Asst
: % afFinea an1 me will ssaf Faa a uNFw
a. anrs ~ Vaa sNHufa ustss u fnaee fhza
enrs. F8eaas EsisaaaAa - sHsrT ttase res
FltHs ts
Nnl#Ewa At the a4Atsts paataffsss as
tsrenH class matter
Oma ssmt u@g ewpT sfN esNfs peg weaN
81 fa~afN NFs cents scr mHnfh ueiiF-
cred b. NAL or cartier Na fr4s eaut-s
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S~-~~~s~~-e4~-~~sseeeH~ ee~e->~s~s~-~4~.~~rNes
Fgr Hate Hair Interest tn Nnwa uaYimg
ttnsa af real estate fur balance. ADDRESS
p-f1a star uffire
EtNhfaArFs ruusnaerriaf orchard. tftf 20
uaf acre ohannaau feHutF Terms y
y reitnn. SOC 1tfh
wnf sale. cheap pauf Fnor ara riNaF
sfaud 1889 Firri a. Meet seit FbnHs
Mails fffT
wanted To frn' a meHt marhsf or
ftin an shsrra Address ffrhihaaf. Esa
ernf' General Delivery
apars Tor hsht uas uufarfHrinE utih
Ind 1909
taf Ansiny collect Faur aia accounts
Phans Maia fasT Rates reasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

ELECTRO
THERAPEUTICS

Try the new electro thsva psuiies besti-
fufe. ga r. Pine lmpFeFed uodefn
fnRf hlaa On treatment Of fNrWru o & a4la.
nafp asa and cbrDnic diseases inssre rapid
cures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

rufwa
fNBIuEFTtuN CURED
Prominent lawyers Wifs IN Hcatfsr
says II have haon troubled FOR Tsars
Nth stomach and liver trouble Paid
a fraend advised me 20 uy Dgyla's
stomach ard f.lFer Troubles Com
neuca8 usims - last summer With grand
results would adstas aay person saf-
fev4nn aa ! dia 90 Fry o." Name can DO
sins Co sirfh aaG Yssigr waY"
DON'T DE LONESOME.
Interstate lutrodHcinR society. Tor rs-
sgacfabis people Only reliable mar
Rags agency Many wealthy mem
bsrn Wafefeness given snd d.
mHuifd Personal tufr1duftlaus
Hours m 30 o m Sundays
EEl seattle ofNre 1871 Fourth ~.
Christie. 1891 FourEh az
STYLISH MAKEOVER SHOP.
uafs trimmed. dyed. cleaned and ~.
blocked riamsa eufied and cleaned.
Alteration Dept Aew And old gar
rrHfs ast 900
Iha a = hiEgs naU 0rowsr sad Ours
CO Inc. iEfs Third av Phone 1asu
Carus-rry FroRaeFa corn PLASTER its
good send zoe far samples G. - trnE
neF. f1ie oeuesses sf ssatfis wash.
WI ID Mallory Erows hair and cures
faudruff tt1 Columbia ~
VIII teach haw to make rose beads &c.
for limited time E-i9l afat .
zee Information about divorce lass
r. " Taylor room B. 1921 Third aV
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s~aNe-ra~@~s~sre~sfNerefsf srsrsf~f
rat Mg mEMT YouW PROPERTY "a
~uf take care II g 80 thaaEh u Wsss
y W Jackson.
.fT Ameftuan Bark BHt9lnE
Nafn FsfF fnH 1891
sesais ssrafiF~s * Parifir Ssrfhsess
Sal ard larger Jacobs. F-t hiaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

Ws@sN~~-asNsFsfsFsfsf7s y = -
GRAND VIEW ApAnrMENTa 90
Hasfiaha. STRICTLY modern c9fnplet ~
sfrr.tshs4t a. a A4rauu4 eultass special
suumar rates. waikiuG distance u u.s.
tina 8glt --
1ha Williams Apartments Eiahth ~
Vs. and MrgraW uHF. modern asa choaP
q rooms 3 car lines
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oe,~~~~s~1~-~-~-~
Waur Handsomely Furnished hoaHrkeeP.
Iaz rooms. central. f4b Phone &n'en
Anne 1f9 ....--
T-s gurgfrlsnsH font rooms in pfi-
.afr family. reasonable. references OK
hanged. flos tamea neaf hofen
ff G0 wrrh 40. ci1aa in. save oar tAfa'
bafhetors Etlh Huvcii
single ava suitss. Walking distance
raa bath. uEht. 81 ~ up ~ 1tlh
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BOARD AID ROOM

1~~~~-~-~-~e.~.ese4 e4Tsee~e~-Ne=e1-~e-~~~
Good board. with room Tor frp sen
ffamnn. ladies OF married couple 5000
Nome COOKING everything comfortable
AMI h1msiiko. near car line, private
home Phone East st4t
H~autlfui rooms iH pleasant home t1r
four or six gentlemen. Also rooms i4f
raupfaa Home cooking Speciality Ahd
iuau car 1870 10Th as Phone EAST t9.
Pheasant font room Tor Two gentlemen.
trifh ur without board, rates reasonable
i1sfh Seventh az Phone = i9ia
Ctudren bDard~1. 3 yenfs and under
oab - --.
LarrS inatad room ana board home
.,-gainE. Ell 1874 d iefforaon ~ 2qst
Desirable people vii find pleasant
home NAh excellent board AZ 22t Iohn -
FOb RENT 49, Nt8CE LIAM
~[~~~~~~~~N-e~-
F0r uant-LarFc basement. tel fTH
av g. suitable Tor fataH ana part inf
rfnfHFa. and a restaurant nutut Tor SAFE
raif from "a M 60 % m.
Best location in the city Tor painter e
sian writer Rent reasonable % hsH
- Phone Ind 1908 y asphion.
FOR Hals or Hanf small. complete Job
printing plant 1879 rim av
Twelve good stalls tar rent eli5
Hateman 81. georantown
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uuNT WuuUF AMOUR WNnr
o. TU ass Mos FM villa
FsF faf ifff&e farm ~ rHNf cen HifHir
o. futnNtaa 81 seattle @hsgN Fps ear
FNtsa ehieasas ffHtf FsEafahtss ~ ruaf
spare iiyna ara hNis Tuaf pea~sNt 500
ara ia4als FusT iHHaHas Nirh hattaaa
Aaaa EHret3nut tFamsFaaHfatina Geese
e. 81 boots thuFrhst atHr2s csc Take
Maaisan eas and EWNiana ferry 70 -
flrs 81 shaff st kirkland ~ call te3
Nrp aafs HisFh u3fifsa apen esss
trea
uunKw a rArHAn. tNc
fieass - u raagns witi ~ isi iu 2
= nf ? Faems ~ "a ahair ~ fnlnus
49, $50 HiNth AZ 81 u@ar sfseet ear
hsfns inuuifs - heass Do fsar
Vns M~nt-s-foarn mut~fn baase resr
rar Hnes Haulpna1 Nsh rmAi anf
rAs rsnHns and hsafina risHf Fhane ia1
Cedar taH
Hir rnafn modern Hnnss. fn1 else hasss
rent is@utFr. fslfmana. Eaa range FhaMs
q fffs
ries-rnnrn cottage fuf fsnf fttt tsnf
as enc blsrh uarth ~ Maaiaon
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BUILDERs' EXCHANGE.

BOiAO No EAG faAFMAEH
.~~~e.4~s~~es-~s@rs~ses fe~s-sr-
BUILDERS EXCHANGE
Come TO Builders Exchange 10 see
FREE EXHIBIT Of building ma
tsrlals and building speclaltiea
FOR reliable contractors for all
Glasses OF work Deck room for
rent 1871 Firth av
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
-~4~N-~~~s~-~-~=0s~e~e~s -~-r-r~~s~eess~7~eF
TO EXCHANGE
Three story frame hotel 81 5000 aesa
tot a. Hassiaud. ~ n 70 bod rooms
faiisis 3 baths pariar, dining room.
kitehen 6 private fHuuH uHf room.
3 card rooms. office hot air furnace.
furnifure Tor about rooms with bar
caah register Hnasinnd is snod min
fuR foHu % miles from Spokane Price
q ooe WIZ trsds o. ,,e..iiy property
Ne Madison n
Phones. Main ttts ind 1se5
EXCHANGE
Have 10 acres good land. one mile
from Proaser. also some good
slightly lots that want to ex-
change for equity Ia good resi-.
dcnce 626 Lumber Exchange
Bldg Main 537. Ind. 1905
10 EXCHANGE
800 acres. containing five million fert
green flmhnr four million ftf ana one
million codnr located ts miles south
OF Eik CITY, oregon. and DO miles from
ocean. good road VIII exchange rar
rItY Dor and some cash Price O. 800.
HOaHMAN .IDUNHpN HEALTf co...
eF Madison Ht
Phones Main At5f. lad 2soL
q Etock ~ sroocries on Ysaier way
can Ballard SOS
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AGENTS WANTED.

.s-~~@Ss~-~s~-~s~es~ss ~ss-s~s~e->~~r-~@ee~~e-
AGENTS WANT Eba~Ts aid % sapplH
fhs a-mand for rHntrs nusssfT sterA
usfsrlt fran cash wsekfF Address g. ~
TAI ct1T NUNAEHT COMPANY, Salem
Oregon
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-15
80 LOTS AND FL HOUSES

located on S. Raleigh street, both
sides of Addition street, Virginia
avenue and West Virginia avenue,
all of which will bring large re-
turns on investments.
This property is in the best To-
cation on the boom, which is con-
sidered the most logical as to in
crease in value and it has all the
COnVenlenCes of a modern COM
munlty, is closer to the business
and manufacturing sections of
Martinsburg than any property
that can be had at a reasonable
price, as we'll as being the main
thoroughfare to the boom.
FREE CABS can be had for
going and coming from the sale
by calling Hotel Berkeley. Free
Lemonade and seats during sale.
TERMS---One-third Cash, balance to
suit purchaser. No sale will be confirmed
unless all property located on the NJ NJ. NJ.
& |. CO. owned by the above named Snyder is
sold, Come to the sale, which will be held
on the property, SO purchasers can see what
they are buying.
Full details concerning size of lots, rents,
or any other information, can be had by see
ING
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-10
ERNIE LUSH SIGNS
 N. Y. CONTRACT

Announcement comes from New York, that Manager McGraw of the Giants has forwarded a contract to Ernie Lush of this city, which has been returned, signed. Lush has been ordered to report with the squad of other Giants at Marlin Springs, March 1. The signing of Lush, who is a brother of Billy, former Celeveland player, and coach for many baseball and basketball teams at Yale, will not come as surprise to the fans in this city. The announcement that Lush was under consideration by Manager McGraw was noted in the Farmer at the close of the last play ing season.
 Lush's well wishers in this city, though they realize it is a big jump from the mi-professionals to the majors, expect that he will make good with the Giants, though they would rather see him with any other big league team, as chances for develop ment under MeGraw's tutelage are far from encouraging.
 Lush has played with many college teams, notably Fordham, Villanova and Niagara University. Last season he played Saturdays and Sundays with the West Ends, and often during the week with semi-pro teams about New York and Brooklyn where he attracted the attention of the Giants scouts. The season before he played continuously with the Crane No. i team of the Industrial league.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-10
BASEBALL NOTES.

Frank Smith of the Chicago White Sox was the sIron Man. of the American league last season being on the mound for the 'Hitless Wonders for 365 innings, an inning for each day of the year. The only other finger who proved as willing work CT as Smith was George Mullin, who toiled for the Tigers for 303 2-3 in- nings. It is the contention of Secre- tary McRoy of the American league that the true way to find the worth of pitcher to a team is to consider the number of innings a man twirls each season, the hardest worker be- ing the man who should be consider ed the star of the lot, without ,any relation to what his average of vic- tories is. Walter Johnson was the strong man for the Senators, with 297 innings of duty. "Old Cy'' Young twirled for 295 innings for the Maps
 Sixteen American league pitchers famed more than 100 men, the same being the number in the National ag- gregation. Mullin set the pace for the pitchers, breeding TIT batters. Jack Warhop of the Hiehlanders was the most dangerous man to face; he hit 26 batters. Groom of Washington handed out 105 passes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-10
HONUS WAGNER
 FOR CONGRESS

Pittsburg. Pa.. Jan. 10.-After cor railing just about all the baseball lau- rels and as much of the filthy lucre as the average ball player does in a decade and a half of service, greater honors still may be destined for Honus Wagner, the Flying Dutchman.
 In fact, a movement is now on foot to boom the great Honus for Congress and the residents of Carnegie, Demo crats and Republicans alike, are eag- CT to send the man who has long up- held Pittsburg's prestige on the dia- mond to the halls of Congress.
 Honus is a Republican, but he would have solid Democratic vote. The fact that Wagner makes no difference seemingly. Pittsburgers feel that the bow-legged wonder would be able to cut as big sWath among the nations s statesmen as he has among the fel- low-players in the National league.
 There are many however, who be- lieve that Wagner is far better as ball player than he would ever be as Congressman, and they cannot pie ture Honus, the conservative and si- lent. arising and making speech of more than few dozen words. The man who does not care to discuss baseball would hardly take a chance in discussing the tariff or any other topic in Washington.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-10
BILLY LUSH TO
 COACH YALE

Captain Stephen Philbin of the Yale baseball nine Saturday announced the engagement of William L.. Lush of this city as Yales baseball coach for the coming season. The appointment while urged by many close to Yale baseball interests was somewhat of a surprise as many had felt that Cap- tain Philbin was returning to the sys- tenn of graduate coaching Another ru- n1Or which had been current was that he was likely to appoint Will Lauder the former New York third baseman, who was a candidate for the position.
 Lush has been Yale's baseball coach four out of the past five years being deposed by Captain Jones two years ago. He has given Yale intercollegiate championship hines two out of the four seasons he has coached.
 He is at present basketball coach at Annapolis and will be unable to take charge at Yale for several weeks. A professional coach for the Yale pitchers may be engaged till Lush re- turns.
 Captain Philbin said yesterday, that he had decided to call out the Yale baseball candidates for the batteries next week. This is unusually early. Yale's star pitchers of last season were graduated, including Van Vleck and Merritt, and, while there is some promising material it is not expert enced.
 Captain Philbin, catcher; Badger second base; Logan third base; Mur- phy. formerly captain; Corey, paly and Mosser in the outfeld are the vet erans who will play the coming sea- son.