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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
Ring IS for coal. Garfield.
GOVERNMENT TAKES
TRAIN OF ORANGES
WERE SUBJECTED TO HIGH rUM.
PERATUEE ~ ORDER TO PRO.
pUcE YELLOW COLOR.

Chiraxo. III. Dec fs.-"sweatsd"
cranEce which had been subjected -
a hlgh temperature % bring oat a yei-
icW color. were PLACID under the ban
to-day - FEDERAL Judge Lands. who
ordered the conascAtion q eight car
leads - ths fruit which we're ahippsd
f~om California renentiy and were
seized ~ the government
r have asted some - mis- frTIif
and a Eood deal % n is pretty poor
stun" said the court "Taers - -
question that much % q is Far re-
nnoved from What re cunsumer has a
unht 20 expect TIE expert may not
- deserved bot fsr the mar whom
congress aad IN nin6 Nhon 81 paa4ed
ths act the iaferfority iH concealed"
Acion was hrouTht under the faod
ard erusa act prohihitins adultsration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Crha n one ~ a Series % Interviews.
rfllarsHfee8 f1 contain ere Least NussII.ae
aweunf uf Truth Based Upon q Minimum
g taet. Mh.eh I3e 5oarnal M1 la PUBIC,
az Thin tHa Th.rd. e Harry Mace d.
only Fhoan Nnf Acquainted With MF
Malcolm wm Doubt 10
"An8 what's sour nameT" The tn
trrriower selected e mild cigar--ou the
intsrvisvsd--whiie the interviewed
poured "a rIass of the am8er auld
from brown bottle just a. sell AZ
n he had fhe ability 90 see what he
was dolur
"5fy name iH Harry Malcolm
Anybody around here know youe'
~wsA ths chief o. police does there
are some AZ tha boardinE house over
en- Chase street thst kn1w me. too--or
think Trey 90"
It vas q rather pscuIar reply The
trtarVieWef waited. but not very IauN
"Hou Hea" said ths Interviewed
there are probably lgf ~ folks
around here tEaf wU1 remember ms
father. Ife Has en- operator frr TIE
telegraph company a numher of years
and 40 wan during bio residence in
pensnraIa that r was born There vas
aniv une foii1w q remembered from
boFhoaa==a chap named Louie. q re-
mcmber him and 90 does Chlef san-
defa
Louie "a dead noH, ana 30 are a io'
20 ERE oiI people here fnat wouil have
some recoliacfion % the fact that g
triaHFan1 operator ~ TIE name a
Malcolm once lived here add that hs
had SON
mat has been somefhinr iIkn thirty
years and guess Pensacola "a Dos
different than h waa in those daTn
wouldn't know the place probably W
had ms sight ana could ionk around
--and Be- ] had my aiFht I wouldn't %
cnrtiur my wife and utin SRI around
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
MILLIONAIRE TO
PLAN MODEL FARM


Kansas CITY. Dec aa.-'R- A Innr.
u.uIionairo iumberman. IL % have :
]. a0o- acre farm four niles TIRE other
side % Hickman Arra On JACKSON
county. On which As a. 20 spend $500. .
eco. u a. 90 be a country home and
uodel Arm.
TIE farm o. 81 have eiaborats
stables and pastures 90 house the
horses owned and driven bv Miss
Louisa Ions. his daughter. II Il 70 -
tie home q the horses with whlch
Miss Lone has captured 80 many
prizes az horse shows over Ell the
nited states and abroad. The farm
aad Sc appointments VII rival ne
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

children take nALLARD.s HoRE-
HOUND SYRUP willingly because It
tastes nice. There ian't a better rene
dv anywhere Tor chfidren's coughs
hoarssness and bronchitis. Irsa coed
medicine and easy 90 take. Price CSC.
sec ard sio0 per bottle. Sold hy al
druEgists (Ady.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

famous places IN the blue grass coun-
~ % Kentucky.
Longs agents have obtained options
on tracts ~ land near Hicigman Nils
which. when tar8wn together. VIII
rake a tract % 900 acrrA IL Is esu-
mated that the land wiii cost about
s9co.oee The improvements and cost
% beautining the landscape garden
inF vii aEgrerats about SAGE 600 more
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Heartburn 70 . symptom 81 indiEes-
ton. Take a dose % HERBrNE IN
such eases. The pain disappears In
stantiy. The bowels operate speedily
and you feel fac Vigorous ard cheer
fnl Price soc. sold ~ all drug
gists. tAdvl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
RICHIE 10 TO 8
FAvORITE IN
BETTING

SAN FHANcIaco. Nov. al
Laying a. wager OF $500 20 1900
on the champion. one San Francis
co hettor today has given evidence
OF his faith that Willie Richie VIII
take Ad Wolgaat's number when
the pair meet here Thanksgiving
day.
only the one bot has been made
80 far In figures OF any size. and
Il Is expected that money on the
event viii not be free for some
days. II Ia known, however. that
Wolgast has money 10 bet on him
self aud. as there ~ always a
crowd which strings with tho
champion here. tho ilifchie camp
expects tho money market 10 40
as low M : "a I. When that time
comes, says Richie. he viii gamble
little pile on his chances In the
milf
Rltehis today iwil demonstrate
20 Coffroth and the sporting writ
afa OF the town that he can make
i13 pounds easily The bunch will
visi him az San Rafael 20 see his
workout
Woigaat ia hammering away
daily at the Seal Rock houae. IFS
left arm. which was Eaid 60 be
crippled. nearly put one ~ his
training partners away yesterday.
when he landed solid left hook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE title OF
champion billiard player Of the
world may soon rest on the head OF
a ii.ycaroid boy about as big as a
cue.
lie IL Walter Cochran. who halls
from Iowa. and IL now rounding
into a world heater in Chicago. un.
der the instruction OF l. w.
Perkins.
Prot" Perkins Is the man who
coached Calvin Dcmarcst and any
number OF high class biiliardlats.
and be declares that not only IL
young Cochran the most promising
pupil he ever had. In his IS years
experience. but that the boy viii be
greater than tho late Wizard Shaef
fer.
N you understand billiard ian.
gnage. consider this latest feat OF
the boy wonder: lie averaged
3 5-3f in n Glass A is.3 inch bals
line tournament. TO the ainaxcment
OF Chicago experts. lie continues
60 amaze those same experts by
the skill he shows In his daily prac,
flcc at Mussey's rooms. where Per
klna holds forth a. teacher.
The lad was discovered by his
father. who 10 hotel keeper IN
Manson. Iowa. Two years ago he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
PULLMAN WILL
GIVE HARD SCRAP

Although the outlook for another
conference championship for
Washington looks promising. the
Pullman game here Thanksgiving
VIII be no cinch for Doble's heroes.
Pullman has been beaten by both
Idaho and whitman.
Coach Bender ~ Pullman wit
ressed the Oregon gridlfon stfug.
sic last Saturday. and Is confident
that similar style Of play as
shown by Oregon put up by Pull.
man will pull down the victory for
Pullman, Pullman has made a
slfonx fight all season. and should
give Washington = hard tnsaic In
the coming battle. II can be cafe
~ said that this Dobie person il
too wise 10 the game 10 LET Pull.
man repeat the performance pull.
ed OF by Oregon BY the use of the
forward pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
WILLIE HOPPE IS
STILL CHAMPION
WITH CUE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.--By do
feating Ora Morntngstar In The fin
al game OF tho worlds champion
ship 1872 balk line billiard tourna-
ment last night. Willie Hoppe re-
tains his title as champion billiard
ist OF the world.
MorningstAr was unable to
nurse" the balls and. while Hoppe
did MOI play up 10 the expectations
Of the crowd. he had no trouble In
running out on his opponent. 500
10 276. Hopes high run OF the
night was Sc, while Morningstar's
high run was ~.
Last nights performance gave
Hoppe first place In the tourney.
with six wins and one loss to his
credit. He was beaten by Yamada,
the japanese crack. Slosson was
second. with five games won and
two lost. Yamada and Morning
star tied for third place. with four
games won and two lost. each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
CHAMP BASKET
TEAM COMING

STOCKTON. Cal. Mo- ai.--Thc
Stockton ailssar basketball. team.
seven years champions Of csilfor.
MIA and holders OF the Pacific Ath.
'stIc association unlimited Division
oip. ars planning today a trip
through the Northwest 10 start
next January and continao three
weeks
Prom rs 10 70 games win BE-
played. and \ series undoubtedly
will be arranged with the Van.
cousrr. u. G.. team. claimants Of
the Pacific coast title. Tho men 20
so arc inglis. conklln. Rsyner.
Muxaer. Norton and Spayd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
|NF|ELDER FRICK
ENDS HIS LIFE
WITH ACID

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. a.
James Frick. utility infielder of
the Oakland Coast league ball
team. Is dead here today AZ the
result of a self.administered dose
Of carbolic acid. Prick ended his
IRE while his vito was out buying
tickets TO Oklahoma. whore the
Frlcks had intended 10 20 In the
hope of aiding tho star ball play
erfs health. frlck came 10 Port
land at the close of the Coast
league season. sick and despond-
eat and his condition finally be-
came so grave that the trip to Ok
lahoma was thought necessary.
He was secured from the New
Arb club OF the Eastern league by
Oakland 10 take Wolverton's place
ct third. Gus Hetiing replaced him
hter
On two occasions he disappear
"a mysterlously from the Oakland
team. only TO be be located In hos.
pitfalls by his vito. He was OF a
frsaiish nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

OREGON'S LINE UP
TO BE CHANGED

EUGENE. Ore. Nov. 2is--The
students Of tho University OF ore.
gon are today anxiously awaiting
the announcement OF the lineup
for tho state university football
team 10 clash with the Oregon AS
ricultural College at Albany Satur.
day. The formation will not be
tho same an that sent against
Washington, as Bradshaw viii
play the sideiInes. and Grout may
give way az left tackle 20 either
Hilden or soden. The backfleId
is fairly certain 10 remain the
same. Coach Pinkham In trying
nothing but Hight signal practice
previous 10 the game. as his men
were somewhat battered up In the
Washing on game and are not
looking for work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
|14-YEAR OLD BOY Is PICKED TO
BE WORLDS CHAMPION WITH CUE

self his experience and ambitions,
no answered:
"Oh, gueas there isn't much 10
say. You'd better talk 10 Mr.. Per.
kjna about a." The average hid In
his place might have said; "See
Pork," but Walter IL as courteous
ms he In nkillfnl,
lie had no scientific knowledge OF
the game when he went 70 Perkins.
That made II easier for his Teacher.
for there wasn't anything u fufyct.
lie quickly graapcd the fundaieen.
tails, learning tho 20 clsn<nlary
shots and their numberless varla.
tIone, developing his natted deli.
oacy of touch and revealing 80 IN,
stinctiye perception of tho sa<bes
mysteries that delighted the Yet
eran. III
II have seen many promfslnr
performer 80 10 pieces when put 10
the test in big tournameptr says
Perkins. hut Walters cooihesa. Ind
skin Ia the Class A contra ton.
WINGED mo OF hla real greaineas |
am sure he will rank above 3chsef.
fer, Ives and NiKnenux. who. Ia my
opinion. were the best blfiIsrd sia
who over lived Ito has bralTle Niil.
ingncss 20 work aud rcmarutble
nelf.control. I look forward 10 the
day when he will play tho holder
Of tho worlds ise title. and be
iieye when that day comes he viii
win without difficulty"
The beet thing about Walter IL
that. IN spite OF his wonderful slit.
no n just a regular boy. unnpolled
By praise and admiration. and hav.
ing no bad habits. HE DOES NOT
SMOKE ctGARETTEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
BOX A DRAW

OAKLAND. Cal, Nov. 21.---After
ten rounds Of fast fighting the bou,
between Red Watson and Babe
Picato. before the West Oakland
club. was declared a draw. Watson
took the aggressive from the start.
but many Of his blows missed.
Picato also missed many of his
punches.
Louis Rees of Los Angeles won
the decision over Kid Peppers OF
Kansas City after six rounds, Ed
Willet knocked out Mysterious"
Mitchell In the second round. Jim
Horner and Ray Campbell fought
n draw and Honey Freitas won the
decision from Willie Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
SPORTS
ar 1M
Yf(A

Nate Barnett, q .once was at
the Y. M. c. A. gym, was forcibly
brought TO mind Tuesday BY the
appearance of his brother. A. Bar
nett. on the floor. He looks as
much like Nate used TO look as
Nate did himself.
The Swimming club held q qreat
session on Tuesday night with ten
members In the tank and some In
terested spectators on the side
lines. Prospects for great exhi.
biuon on the evening OF the 26th
arc looming large.
In a hsrdfoueht game OF basket
ball Tuesday night Thompson's
team won from Sisley's Funny
Faces by a score OF 10 10 6.
IN the class competition last
night Snyder's outfit took the
standing broad jump event away
from the Lambs by narrow mar.
gin.
ne stanotna OF the four teams In
the senior class at present follows:
Snyder 1ls. Sisley SO, Thompson
50, Lambs so.
Slsley - Yuh slugged muhl
Thompson--Aw. get often yer foot,
| didn't Sisley--Yuh did, Yuh
muh tree times. Thomp-
son--Well, II did you deserved II.
Quick, mate The irons.
HandbalI goes merrily on. with
George Swan making great strides
and hops over the fallen to--second
place finally.
Forest Efaw and c. =. Larsen are
back In class again. Both OF them
expect to wear ribbons again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

your hair grow strong and beauti.
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u you are troubled with dandruff
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and notice tho Improvement In the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
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Dentists

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
BATTLE ROYAL n
Be Feature
Of CARD

Romeo Hagen, the lighting -
who got a hair-lins deds'oa VI
Hollie Giles. the colofed -,
boxer, on their former losouea
bate at Fort Lawton, u ~ ~
awake nights worrying ov9
lished statement Of VIM 49,
going to do to him vhen ~ =
sumo their argument q y
in a i5-round 30 on Nove.p@
Il am now in good ccndlnos
will keep that way salo "a :
today. III can hand = g 4
10 rounds. | should wouy ~ =
rounds. II he Is standln!
end OF that time. Giles VII
ly know he has Travelled ~.
A feature OF the lu1 !,
card arranged BY Dan
battle royal between ~ ..'-
negro soldiers. Their WI
the ring AZ the same time ,na W
a man has enough BE- w = -
out. IL he can, and win = -.
ont otherwise. The man rsl'.s
alone in the ring will w
event. MA
Leo crevier and Johnny =. \
at i22 pounds, win f,nrnlsa w.
the preliminary bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
BEAUTIFUL HAIR WOMAN'S CHARM
DON'T HAVE THIN, FADED, CRAY HAIR

what pity II IL TO see 10 many
people with thin. wispy hair, faded
or gtreaked with gray. and realize
that most OF these people might
have poft. glossy, abundant hair of
beautiful color and lustro II they
would but use the proper treatment.
TheTs II mo necessity for gray hair
undDr Dirty-five years Of age, and
thefo II no excuse for anyone.
young or old. having thin, strag-
cling hair. either full Of dandruff or
heavy and rank smelling with ex-
esssiys oil.
You can bring back the natural
coiqs Qf your hair In q few days
an4 e6fever rid yourself OF any
laadfuff and loose hairs. and make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
KlLBANE WILL
MEET MORGAN

CLEVELAND. Nov. 21.--Johnny
Kilbane OF Cleveland. the feather
weight champion. has agreed
10 meet Eddie Morgan. the English
boxer, In 20.round bout for the
championship. Terms and a date
are not yet settled. but It IL ex.
pected the match will be staged
either In San Francisco or Los
Angeles before January /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
Is oRip nERo

I.ooMcQuary. who did the hoay.
Ing act for the Victoria Bees last
season. plays football 20 keep hls
finger In trim. Passing the ball
seems 90 hsvc ioonened up ,~ndona
that heretofore have been tied Up
in a knot snow will have a
good season neat year. | can feel
u" pipes Leo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
TACOMA HUNTER
BAGS z SWANS

TACOMA. Nov. 21.--Puget sound
is noted an wonderful hunting
district for water fowl. but Taco
ma hunter returned 10 this city
with an unusual bag Tuesday. He
brought back with him two big
white swans he had bagged on
Spanaway lake. Spanaway lake ia
but car ride from Tacoma, and
although many wild swans have
been seen In that region, they are
so wild few have ever been shot
The hunter is George Lunkley. and
HIS bag is the first OF its kind re-
ported this season. The wings of
the larger bird measured Z feet 1
inch from tip to tip. and from the
tip OF the bill to the end OF the tail
4 feet 3 inches. The swan weigh.
ed 12h pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
SEATTLE DRUGS. i
DESERVES PRAn ;

swift's Pharmacy, IND sss ~
Pike ST., deserves praise ~ "
tie people for introduc'ns s. II sIye1f
simple buckthorn bark ~ asalsrill
Inc mixture, known = -,sav d.
This simple German rems s%sp,nit
became famous by curing L,' Y S|,sst
citis and II has now t V rIisve
cred that A SINGLE n s. sionHb
sour stomach, sas on n,s,TTI.STLk~
and constipation iNo a
Advertisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

HANS wAGSERsoon 10 marry
pretty MIsn Beasis Smith. OF
pittabnrg.
Hans IN 90 bsahful." added
Drcyfass. shat he prefers 10 slt up
ALI night IN the smoking car rnthrf
than sleep IN a Pullman N the car
carsire women passengers
You'll have 20 ask Mr. Wagner
about IT, was Al The satisfaction
tn. reporters could act from Miss
Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
CAN'T SEE GAME

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 2i.--owing
10 the great demand for tickets TO
the big Harsariyale game satur-
day. many Yale alumni win be un-
abls 10 see the game. Everard
Thompson. manager OF the Yale
Ticket department. has returned
over l.00o applications from Yale
alumni. Harvard has applied for
practically hais OF the tickets. leas-
Ing Yale's allotment 1854. Over
10000 alumni applications were re
cetved for Yale seats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

chiesaos-Tlp o'NeiIl. president
of the Western league. has admit.
ted that there IL talk among play
ers Of The Western and American
association leagues OF breaking off
from organized bali and forming an
outlaw league O'Neili says he Ia
not connected with the proposed
league which IL TO have teams In
Chicago. Indianapolis. Milwaukee.
Kansas City, Omaha. st. Joseph.
Minneapolis and an eighth city yet
10 be selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
KILBANE AFTER
DUNDEE'S SCALP
FOR NEW YEARS

. CLEVELAND. Nov. 2tc-- I
stirred up By the ease - Z
. which Johnny Donoes -. 4
. pointed Frankie conIey n Z
= Los Angeles. Johnny Nliunns 4
. now wants TO meet the s<sr =
. there New Years day. ~. =
. bsne 10 ~liiina 90 cancel ~ =
. scheduled bout with Ge1k 4
. Morgan Christmas and. =
. satisfactory answer In rs1sN. =
. ed. he will 90 TO the eoss1 y =
= prepare for tire match. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
HANS WAGNER TO
MAKE ANOTHER
HOME RUN

y ! II tHNhU.
Nov. 10. - the
report 10 true. !
bet the gifl hza
10 pop the aues
lion." said Bar
ncy. Drsyfu Hss
president Of the
rltfnburg Pirates
discussing q re-
port today that
Hans Wagner
star shortstop is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
GAMES
OF SEATTLE
HI SCHOOLS
on FRgo nENsy

With tight race on for Tho
high school state championship be.
tween the teams OF Queen Anne
and Everett. 10 be decided by The
contest on Thanksgiving day. the
following compilation OF rcnulfa Of
all gamcs played this season hy Sc.
attic high school teams win be Of
interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
THEN He WOKE UP

Ben Hunt. better known az big
Hearted Ben" the Tacoma Tigers
southpaw. who has n reputation for
unusual generosity, pulled an old
one the other day. A friend admir-.
cd a three-karat sparkler which the
pitcher wore on finger. and Big
Ben pulled the stone from his fin.
ger and presented II to tho party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS

AZ = cost Of 1890 for the season
the Vancouver hockey team has
signed Fred Taylor. OF Ottawa. re-
garded as tho greatest hockey
player In the world. 20 play with
IN. Vancouver team. All cities In
the Canadian hockey circuit are
preparing for an exciting champion
ship race thla season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
MANDOT FAvORIfk,

los ANGf.I4ks. Nov. en
20 7 Ia the price marked to e!at4 on
tho Thanksgiving day Rivsfp- \ an.
dot battle. with Mnndot the fe>or.
lite. Indication. are. however. xha,
there will be much Rivers money
and shorter price at the ring
side. would occasion little surprise.
Both boys ara in the midst Of their
training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
"a KEM0FM "a


Amer having the first pane prae-
ticaliy stoweo away on the Bismarck
alleys last nfght. the Sears oebuck
team fell down and the Foresters
noeed them oat by three pins. The
same thing happened In the last
game when the mail-order team
slipped over five pins In a close
finish. Hanson made high score.
with 2os. and Markle high average.
With 1874 The scores:
xsoresters $1,000. 6sf los ga
Sears Roehucs ~. .6Ss $50 cas-
Tonight the National Bank OF
Commerce bunch win meet the
F4rss National bank outfit and the
Bolcom Lumber boys will tangIe
with the Commercials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms II lowest rates AZ Hotel yir.
ginus. Eighth and Virginia. near
Elliott SOL. ese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

you can obtain an Aaaiphons for 7e-
day test on payment OF a small rental
Ana this rental IL applied on the purchss
price ~ you keep the Audlphone. and We
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any hearing device you may be usina
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

Grant Hendrlckson 10 back In
class again and Is working out with
Andy Erickson's grapplers every
wrestling night.
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Ereoie Bsixse, Of France, was
given the decision over Ernie Fan
ders. an American boxer. at sgd
ney. n. s. w. last night. after IL
rounds OF fighting. The police
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