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Tn.- aas IS -s,r-a re au h,.ors. d,.,n. \ dls when aH tlc members ol rno Grand Army or che E.Inhltc, march n stately au,v aite! bands p.asn- mafta. aa-u taai is out m lhr states ouj >H.uld r. tse sane u Nom, pre s. appear to he too no~> tu a"td prar,r celebrations q, commemorate -AI~ dey %. reverence in r.-r.,' ra e.r n-r.s dead
 if a- tr. ta. uazy ia pr,psr. .s. a ;,rlng celebration a, rA.~ es. ala r. #-itfc. of taHus ,#aal -tata- 1T ,rling a,,n fh,f- t.aes. a- a-- a, I"a#t r'.rr.H=. ra. memory r. uh, =a.e 4p ,a-r sf - .oun'rye y'---. I, e.r aae,- -.a. a.e entitled q thet a.-. ...-. t.on fv those n"u .,.n2 a.c a..s l.g inc fruits of ts... mer.ssl
 This Is ofime- l-r.t.,i r1 a- -. or memory amt fears. tas not 70, ]. should be day af memory and glad ness II i~ with thrills of pride We recall the memory Of those heroes who fought and died that the greatest na- 'ion may remain in tact and continue .t- march onward and upward toward the highest pinnacle of civilization, cafryng foI~aId with irs movement millions of souls happy because they belong to this country. and rejoicing that ln the past when the bugle -ouuded forth it- call for irs sons to rdly round its banner to keep a foe from making t trail or be trampled in the dust. there were ample brave and true hearts To respond. and see to lt that the star Spaneled Banner was ever kept floating to the breeze in the land of the fire and the home of the brave.
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Copy for regular asv.rtis.m,nts must bo ,n by 10 o'clock on the day ' publication.
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DR j. II. MUSTARD.

office hours l to and to Q. Phone Main 92.
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F,rtv-siN yelrs ago James E. Ear of penv,r.a veteran of the civil war rut in claim against the govern m,nt for S2sI. that being the amount which hie rsy check was short. The bHl .,tS paid the rthcr day
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-30

When unc British took Boston in l7.e. they used one church as a rid ing -,nou} three as military barracks and ur. for uIeWnod
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Puhite schools, first in Ameri,'. .,,r. established iu th, New England states about l6i-
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OUR CIRCULATION
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. ALASKA. MAY 90. 1912.
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

2 Standard Oa Co. ls. Carstsns Cold Storage. i3 John J. Sesnon Co. ofie. b. Headquarters Saloon. 21. Recorder, office. 24 Lawrence Hotel. 2o. Fire department. }i Discovery Saloon. g. Yorkey's Cigar Store. q. Pacific Cold Storag. Co.,, Ssndspit. 42 TErd Ave. and Lanes Way.
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DO YOU NEED

Bill heads. statements, letter heads and envelopes. Have them printed at the Nugget office.
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came hv. but he always asks, Is the wheat good Kansas City Times.
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COMING EVENTS.

Outside ordinary mall elesss every Monday and Thursday al o'clock.
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Many a misfortune gets knock ont blow when it meets inc optimistic man
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DR. D. s. NEUMAN.

office hours l tu and to 3 Phone Rlack 32.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
AFTER OS-Wf1AT?
Renters Increase - Home Owners neers...

About 1850 the United States cen.
sns began compiling the number OF
homes owned In this country. Each
census report shows an increase OF
renters and . decrease Of home
owners.
With the census report OF 1900
came the startling fact that more
than half the people Of the United
States were homeless ---were rent
err The home owners being but
" Per cent. while the renters were
50 per cent. The 1910 census shows
that SO per cent are now renters
homeless.
This startling condition has grown
steadily. surely. persisten,ly as the
rising and setting OF the sun, de-
spite the facs that our generous
Uncle Sam has been giving away
homes TO all seekers for the last 80
years.
But the end 10 here. Uncle Sam
has no more farms 70 give away.
The millions on millions OF rich
agricultural lands OF Kansas, Ne
hraska. Oklahoma. the Dakotas,
Oregon. Washington-all have been
given away.
What Of the future honest What
OF Americas prattllng babes when
they come to be homeseekers, in
fuifillment Of the Creators design
Five acres of our irrigated land
near Adrian win make you an ideal
home. MIR. Worker. when you reach
as and are ready for the scrap
pile"
There you will have close neigh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

NY idea on nothing 81 ashs showing that Of the bench
skirts the would they May
8 and c. Q d. He's sinking fast. boys
with the proposition tho
the winning the pennant
than the Northwestern
the
a. be cnoh-or the North
western team
Olympic suspended by York A,h
c club OF dues the perfect
They'll give the n Y A. swell to get the funds.
gambling games
and that several arrests have been made for making
sport he ever bet
regular money on the outcome Of one Of those contests
the report which today the eftee.
Madison Garden prove
taking long rest was bunk and that was inspired by an awful
desire Of the bogus champ to get away from Joe Rivers Even
rounds
anything
bigger hit with the crowd than famine China earthquake
thought
Moran trying to umpire game Of ball at Dusdaos pakf
ne s'S"nsS ss 81 sss IN Tsy
Blaine Gordon The latter Is mighty consistent loser
There an average o. my amateur ball
Seattle every sunday and The Stars sporting department
ably the that win not be covered by The
the first Get meg - ~
Tom Dale mddIeweioht mi. artist that has bee,
about Seattle for time been Chicago on ~
he 70 Seattle as pan s IN v
him letters to the right people II he against
your stick of candy on Dale $50 '
Editor Whffs- have Jumped three you think
woud nave stood any chance at the Olympic
Jumping The p p s Rs en- broad mp.s
rounded Shoot when you see the white of her acum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
DOPE AND
CON NJ
Amateur sports Encouraged
BILL JAMES WINS
14TH STRAIGHT GAME

n he were inclined 10 grow vain
over hts victories, 1911 James would
have chest ON him thia morning
that nine men could sit on With per-
feet ease. and he would have u
cause TO wear chest Of that call
Der. for he not only won the frst
game OF the series with the Nancou-
yer Champs. yesterday afternoon,
10 10 s, but he won HIS isth straight
victory. and. beat OF all. In u battle
noyai with his ncarHt rival IN the
League, Jimmy Clark. he had the
satisfaction of watching Clark trek
10 the clubhouse in tho eighth In.
ming. while he finished his game
when The going was bad.
The fans did not know that these
two rivals would be opposed. or the
IL. A. o. sign would have been hung
np AZ the park yesterday. "A Il was.
only the usual Monday crowd saw
the great contest.
James has 10 share the glory OF
his victory with Toaiey Raymond.
who. BY ono OF the most remarkable
catches and pegs sYer seen on tho
diamond. stopped tho Champs In the
ninth. when they we're elugging
James right and lefi, and after he
had been Bicked for tbroo runs and
the baacs were full. That work Of
Rsymond's undoubtedly prevented a
tied score aud possible loss Of the
game
Tho game started az a mAgnlfl-
cent fight between James and
Clark. with neither side able 70
make dent in the first two
frames. Ia tho third Strait hit for
y double and scored Shaw. In the
fourth tho Champs took moment.
airy lead. when BraAhcar hit for
four sacks. with Bennett on. The
Giants came back In their half
with four runs. collected on don-
bic by Mann. a walk 90 Whaling. q
blngie by James and a homer By
shaw
In the sixth the Giants added
three 10 their score. and u looked
aa " the game were q pipc. but the
Champs showed signs OF life Ia the
eighth. whom an error by Raymond
aud a single by Byrafn let two men
on. aud Bennett cleaned tho bags
with a homer. When tho Giants
came back with twotn the eighth.
,unt like that. I, was too much for
Jlmmi. Clark. and he bit the veidt
for the clubhouse with his tail DO.
tween his legs
In tho ninth tho visitors landed
on James hard. and things looked
bad until Tcaiey pulled his sonsa-
tionnl stun. Gates started with n
homer. sepuiva laid down n bingle
aud Lewis. n pinch hitter. also hit
safely. Bennett put out long ny,
which Wilson nlpped. Scpulya ecor.
ing on the throw In. Brashcar He'd
20 Mann aud Lewis scored when
rrlwk hit for n splendid double
With the bases full and two runs
needed 20 tie. Kippert drove ono
between third and short Raymond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

saw II was case OF get II or lose
tho game. lie got H. He got II by
running backward diagonally for a
considerable distance. spenring the
pill and throwing II 10 first all in
QUO motion. just In ths nick OF
time 20 nab KIppert This saved
the day for Seattle. and James had
the satisfaction OF staying 20 the
finish even when the shedding was
hard, but he had 10 hand II TO the
other boys for tho kind Of Class A
fielding they gave him.
Tn" same teams will meet this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. and this
viii be the first free day OF the
week for women.
The official score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

Young va Miss Lambuth and Lam.
huth. Miss Peters ana Iielibron -.
Mina Landcs and Lawrence Brown,
Miss Schaefcr and F'ottrell Va. Mrs.
NoEthup and Lewis Miss Tyler and
Tyler VI. Miss Bone and Williams.
AdanA va. Richardson. Pringie vs..
Sears.
. p. m.--Long Va. Turner. Fnt.
treii vs.. PAHchall, Miss Almond Va.
Mis2 rordlng. Miss ". Dailiio va.
Mira. Turner. Miss WaterhouAo and
Mrs. Langley Va. MlnK Bone and
Misz Mitchell.
4 y. m~siiaa Livingstone W..
Mlns Fox. Miss Conner vs.. Miss
Miller. Miss BsKiey W. Mia Jack.
ling: Miss Goodfollow Va. winner Of
Miss May Sutton vs.. Mas List.
winner 81 MlaR Almond Va. Miss
Fording w. winner OF Miss GandoI.
70 Va Miss Waterhouse. Mlsa Peters
and partner W. Miss DrNesslcr aud
partner.
s .. Winner of Miss Liv.
lngstone vs. Mlas Fox va. winner
OF Miss iiailllc Va. Mrs. Turner.
Miss Pratt VA winner OF Miss Flor
cnee Sutton ". Miss Bell. MIRA.
Northup vs.. winner OF Miss Dress
lsr W.. Mira. Judge. Miss Baker Va
Miss achaafer. Miss Bowen and +.
e. Lee Va. Miss Bagioy and partner.
5;t5 y. m.--Alias Potter and
Paschaii vs.. Miss Pratt and Lenox
Brown. Miss Florence Sutton and
Bacon vs.. Misa Drcsaler and
Adams, Mrs. BraKdon and Lave vs.
Miss Coodfcllow and Hull. Miss
Baker and partner va Miss Bell and
Bell. H. Leo VS. Hart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
PLAY It
STRICTLY ON
MERITS"
CHARLES MURPHY.
tnv unised rrsss x.@Assf wfrsl

CHICAGO. Aug i3--pcclaring
that the New York Giants could not
win the 1919 pennant race In tho
National league without undue AZ
slstancs from other teams" Prcsi-
dent Murphy OF the Chicago club
caused a sensation In baseball cir
cIes here yesterday.
The statement was the result Of
a message sent from New York
Saturday to the effect that Roger
Bresnahan OF the *. Louis club
Was Interested In the contemplated
tour OF the world BY the Giants.
provided the Giants copped the
championship. Among other rcd
hot assertions Murphy said: Il
want 10 see the Cardinals play the
game against the Giants and play
Il right up TO the hilt." The race
in tho National league must be run
strictly on It's inertia" Not even
a suspicion can be permitted to
creep into the situation right now."
continued Murphy. Murphy cast
reflections on the 81 Louis club.
despite the fact that the Cardinals
have been playing hard against the
New York club, aud have taken
five out OF seven gamos played
with the Champs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

bors. and sociable. Have srA.rs.
churches. daily mail te,snhess.
electricity and all the sdvsslnes1
and none OF the deadening, deurnl
king. damning Influences q ~
city.
You viii own your Job. Yos =,
raise chickens, keep 4 COW -
pig or two. raise your Own yers
tables and fruits. The ktddI<s -
play without your wife being Il -.
slant fear OF their str6ylnx into IL
street, victims Of street csrs, motor.
cycles and autos.
There are ~ failures n erss vI,A
irrigation. No business within reuch
OF the small man 10 - prsfit,ks
as fruit growing under irrigsfiea.
No Investment 10 - sure Of eos
slant, steady increase ~ thst b
irrigated orchards.
Five acres under irr!gatioa VI
make a fine living for Z family. Ia
acres make you rich.
BY our low prices and Hbenl
terms we make II easy to ~
worker TO own his home m y
Job.
No man IL really free wien ~
other man owns his job.
BE q Job owner. Be sree ~
Come In and let us tell you sher
our proposition. our country. en-.
ate and possibilities for profits -
independence.
ADRIAN POWER 4 WATER Co.
225 Leary Bldgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

COBB ATTACKED
BY AUTO THUGS

DETROIT. Aug. LII In reported
here that Ty Cobb was attacked
while automoblllng here last night.
Persons on Trumbull nv. saw four
men leap on the running board OF an
auto and attack Its driver. The
driver stopped and his asaailants
fled. He caught one Of them and
beat him roundly. The police do
clare that no one was arrested. but
think the man attacked was Cobb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
CANADIAN WINS
SECOND HEAT

CHICAGO. Aug is.--The Patricia,
the Canadian challenger. won The
second beat here yesterday In
the serits OF yacht races ror the In
ternationai cup. The Michicago fin
ished one minute and forty seconds
behind the Canadian yacht.
Tho Patricia and the Michicago
finished the first leg OF the race
neck and neck. Before the second
lap was over a 30-mile breeze was
blowing. and Skipper McClurg of
the Michicago held closer 10 the
wind than the Patricia's captain.
and as a result the Michicago soon
got n quarter OF a mile lead. In the
last lap the wind freshened. how
ever. and the Canadian boat passed
her American contender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
X. OF c. GAME OFF

The scheduled benefit game be.
tween the Knights OF Columbus and
the Western Dry Goods Co, for Sun
day morning, was called off on nc
count OF the condition OF the
grounds. Tit rain earlier In the
morning soaked the grounds and
had the two teams played II would
have put the grounds In n bad con
dition for the league games In the
afternoon. tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
HOMES WIN FOR
TIGERS IN NINTH

VICTORIA, Aug 1.-two home
runs. slipped out Of the field by
Hall aud Lynch for tn. visiting
Tigers. resulted In nm easy victory
for them yesterday In the opener
for the week. The score was to 2.
Lynch made sensational play.
which spelled the finish OF the Vic
toria hopes. when he spcarcd
Clementson's drive. with two on. In
the eighth.
Gcofs ~ inninssf
Tac0mA .s........se $3.50 = 80
YIclorla ........i 1911 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
PLANE SINKS
POWER RACER;
PICKS UP CREW

fuy usissa pr~~s Leased wtr~s
CHICAGO. Aus. Reliance
Ill.," tho power boat rcpre~snsing
Michigan Ia the international cham
pionshlp power boat regatta being
htid here. sank off tho Chicago
Yacht club on Lake Michigan 10.
day.
No one was drowned.
The Reliance was running nj the
rate OF IS miles an hour whom the
wash from hyfroplnne swampnd
her.
Tho hydroplane rescutd the Re
llauce'a crow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
SOME GAME. THIS

In one OF tho beat games wit.
messed al Woodland Park this year
the Ross A. G. defeated Wilson's
Business college. Score-itoss. b.
Wilson's. 3. The pitching of Ora
ham for Wilson's featured He
struck out IA and allowed but one
hit. The poor work Of the umpires
caused wilson's defeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

Totals .s-.s-.1s ~ ~ ~ 4
'nstfsf Tor ciafk IN eighth.
'h#iied for Kane IA ninfh.
Score ~ inninEss
vancouver ..s-.s,.e teseee B.
ruHmAfyf T~o-bAss hits--iarkssn.
Mana. strait. Frisk Homs rnus--Aha~g
Caffa nennstt pfNshsar aarfigir~ ~,
i,enneti etsisn bass--JacAson Pitch
80 summary funs aud 4 hits of
tissh IN inniaxs. : runs ana hi,. or
hAne ~ ! inning. Credit victory 4.
James titth eons@cusivels charge a ~fsat
- clark struck ouf-By fa.nes 7. ~
Flark Bases on bnfIs~Off James o,
~ Ian y OFT knns !. Hit ~ pitched
Ail--kippeft. By famea. Jarksor -
NAAfh PASSED hal4. Nspussa Doubis
p.sy--kAns % ssgsirs 10 BrAsheax. Um-
psfe--Infna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
Colts Stop Strand
On Comeback Way

SPOKANE. Aug. II. = Fanl
Strand. travelling the comeback
road. was stopped for n period yes.
tcrday by tho Portland team when
they aiugEcd hts offerings freely
and won Tho first game Of the serias
from tho Indians. TO stsIgcr
pitched a good game for the visit
ors. and was ably supported by the
entire team. so that ~ no stage of
the game was he in difficulty. fIaus-
man. new Portland catcher. show
ed 20 advantage.
&cnFe BY tnAinxsf
Spokane 4ass..4....e 500 80 f--f
Portland ...s.s.....f tstee ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
THEY KICKED

Owing 20 the objections OF the
mayor and citizens of Kent. tho
wrestling bout between Ralph John
son and Frank Van Horn. scheduled
to take place at Kent August II.
has been postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
GREAT BATTLE AT EVERETT

In a pitchers battle Sunday the
Everett baseball team defeated the
U. s. 8. Colorado nine by the mar
row score OF . to 2. Singleton ont
pitched his rival. with is strikeouts
TO HIS credit. He. was touched for
only three hits. Matthews famed
six.
fsfFftti .sss- ..s......3
u. s. s. Colorado .......2 3 3
MISREPRESENTATION and Ladd.
Matthews and Scully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

10 a. m.---Tyier Va. Noon. Dawson
va Judd. Hncksr Va. A. Z. McCuteh-
con. v. C. Leo Va Myers. G. shan
non W. Hulekamp.
III a M Winner OF Tyler Va.
Noon Va. Minra. Miss wa;nrhouae Va
Miss Gandoifo. A. o. Loo ~. Rus
sell. Van kuren VS.. Johnston. Lave
Va kofleheT. Mlss May Sutton Va.
Miss List.
IL m.--Smaii va Bacon. stsnn
rording and Miss Miller Va. M.sa
fAmbath and Mrs. Booie. Nicholson
va kcttenhsch. Mas Florenee Sat,
ton VA, Mlss bell. Mias Dressirr Va.
Mrs. Judge. Young vs.. Palmer.
2 p. m.~ Mfrs May Sutton and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
TAKES A TEAM, NOT A CROWD

Accompanied by rooters. 400
strong. Auburn took n jaunt to
Olympia Sunday in an effort TO
gather In the scalp OF the state cap.
itai team. Sunday night the Aii
burn boys slipped into the home
town very quietly. Score. Olympia
8. Auburn 9. Ayres was hammered
from the box, TO be replaced by
Smith. Smith heaved a good game
Olympia ..... ......s s. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
w. u, BEAT JAps

The Mikados lost 10 the Western
Union team 10 to 6. after batting
rally In the seventh inning. The
score stood to . against the telc.
raphsrs In the opening OF the sew
cnth frame. w. us started a swat.
ting rally and before the smoke OF
the battle field had cleared away
seven imprints were made In the
rubber. Byeriey famed eiEh. and
fho Mikrado rffchnr
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s p s
= J0HNS0NS RETIREMENT" LASTS TWO WEEKS
TENNIS EXPERTS WILL
START PLAY TODAY

Fast courts and splendid tennis
weather marked the opening OF the
annual Northwestern tennis tpnr-
nament NJ the Seattle Tennis club
courts. Madison and Summit av /.
yesterday. and good crowd of 20.
thuaiasta turned out 10 soc tho
elimination games. IN which many
OF tho weaker slstern and brtth-
ron ~ the net and racket went
down 10 defeat In the first rounds
With one exception. the visiting
experts won their sets handily. the
exception being Midget Roberts.
tho San Francisco grammar school
lad. who was defeated by Claire
Shannon OF Seattle. Roberta lost
the frat pot by love set. but show
ed more confidence In the second.
which wan a deuce set. which he
finally lost 1913.
with the lesser lights out OF the
way. the real play Of the moro
expert racket wieldera started TO
day. when such cracks as Mei Long.
tho Northwestern champion. Daw.
son, the Southern California cham.
plons Johnston and Fottrell. the
San Francisco cracks. Joe Tyler ~
Spokane. holder OF the Northwest
ern title last year. will also appear
today. "a will May Sutton. the
greatest woman player the world
has ever saen. and her nistef. Flor
cnce sutton.
Tho games ara open 90 the pub.
lie n small ndmfnslon fee helnr
charged. and ample accommoda.
tlons for tho convenience Of wlt.
ncsaca have been made Interest
In today'a play wili begin 10 cehssr
Ia the work u the visitors and the
best local players. as there viii be
struggle 81 hkili among tho
cracks 10 qualify for the finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

JOHNSON. RETiREs FROM "RETiREMENr."
CHICAGO fsAfter breaking the worlds record for the
today
johnson the critics dceana
he donssrse that the
Johnson Mcmahon brothers, OF New
.
H." said
being
IN beating
Of
champion inrrs
articles weighs 2V pounds
for the battle with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

The Iowman 4 Hanford nine won
a topsided game from the Bon
Marche colored team. Is TO I. at
Woodland park Sunday. The story
shows the Bon team didn't have a
shade. Batteries--L. & H.. phlmp-
son and Fincgold; Perkins and
Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

g. Louis s. New York 6
Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1.
Pittsburg 5, Brooklyn q
Chicago 10. Boston !.
AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS
Cleveland 2, Chicago I.
No other games scheduled.
No games were scheduled In the coas,
league yesterday.
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Edwin ]. Brown, D. D. S.

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graph Bniiding
0Den Eveninr- Intti > sad Sundays
Until Z for People Who WORK
The central record., 1912-10-18
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