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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
CONTINUED
FROM PACE l
MRS. RETTY GREEN
DIES AT AGE OF SO

their ancestors back TO the May.
flower.
Unul Hetty Robinson Was nearly
30. she devoted her time 20 society
and money making Then Edward
Green. for 20 years q s. consul at
Manila. and interested In a big silk
importing house IN which he had
made several millions OF his own.
publicly announced at a New York
dinner that be proposed 10 marry
tho wchlthieat heireBs IN America
Hctty Robinson. he was told. WAS
that person. Green obtained an
introduction and made good his
brag Thoy we're married July z.
1867.
Personally Hctty Green was very
eccentric She always vent to her
office and worked on her birthday.
She thought the wasting OF a whole
DAY on anything but business WAS
crime Her fayorite odd habit
aas 20 boil an onion every day and
carry a piece Of It around ia her
pocket. nibbllng Il while she
worked She did this regularly for
nearly quarter OF 4 century.
Saved Car Fare
Each day-ahc walked usually 10
save car fare-Hhe appeared at her
office IN the Chemical National
bank IN New York. There she
made the kings OF finance bow TO
her She loaned them ready cash.
" which sue always had plenty
on only the most gilt.edged securi.
ties ana at the highest possible rate
Of interest. Of which she never
failed TO exact from them 20 the
utmost farihing
In reply 20 a Chicago minister
who wrote her that she would be
lost 10 heaven II she insisted on
her money from a $50. 900 mortgage
on bis church. she said. You had
better pray for my soul. then, be
cause I'm going 10 furceiose within
20 days" and she did.
Avoided Taxes
To avoid paying taxes on her
enormous wealth sne always main.
tanned a LEGAL residence In Vermont.
There she never was taxed on more
than 100000.
The above are examples OF her
parsimony In biz matters. In little
matters the same spirit was shown.
Wash Bill High
Once, Il Is said. she quarreled
siih her wash woman because she
would not reduce the amount OF the
bill. A. compromise. Hetty
ordered that in the future. when the
woman washed the petticoats, she
wash the lower half OF them. This
would reduce the labor and would
enable her 10 reduce the bill
when she bought Eddie, her $50
pound son. I railroad in Texas--the
Texas Midland-and made him
president. Il was openly admitted
that her one motive In so doing was
10 get him away from the big East
ern cities. where his expenses were
little too high.
The last few years we're spent in
lonesOmeness and practical meagro
! living. II was always Mrs. Greens
one motto that There are all kinds
OF people IA the world. but ] am q
kind all by myself live as | like
90 live and always shall" She died
the same way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
POINDEXTER WOULD
have BOYS TRAINED
LIKE IN WYOMING

WAsHlNoToN, o. c.. July
Cadet corps, armed and
equipped In regulation army
style, In every public high
school.
tournaments In wall scaling,
infantry drills, troop leadership,
military scholarship, field fir
inu, and camp and field duties
OF the soldier.
Summer military training
camps. maneuVers, brilliant
charges and drives, and spec
tseular night sham battles.
These are some Of the interest
ing things provided for in wa.
college plan presented 20 the Unit
ed States senate by Senator Mile
Polndexter. Of Washington.
U. S. Wants Boys 20 Train
Here's the idea The war col
leRe wants to train the high-schoo
boys Of the nation for service Il
time 81 necessity.
The proper military system. th'
war college has figured out. woul'
he 500 900 trained troops ready a
all times for instant mobilization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
MFSTIAKI-MoNpAy

stall 30. large rolls toilet paper. cbC
lbs rolled oats. t5c, large cans Car
nation milk. lbr. Is bars white soap, 25c.
g bars ivory soap. use, iOc pkg baking
powder Go, 4bc can Dr Prices or schil.
krtchup. for soc, Q pkEs seeded rRisins.
zoe. stan eta cans Alaska salmon
g5c. cans oysters. iIc, 15c eau corn
Zoe, Z pkgH macaroni g5c. soc bottle
liquid veneer. aae, 30 foct best clothes
line. Tie. soc whole CLAIMS. loo Stall
g27. fine cuyumbers. 5c and M. beans
Zoe No. best strawberries. 3 boxes csc.
spinach, lbs zoe, celery, DC per bunch
and M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
DRUGGISTS TO HAVE
LIQUOR SUPPLY CUT

OLYMPIA. July Druggists Of
Thurston county will not be per
mitted a. import more than ore
barrel 81 alcohol. the same amount
of whisky and not to exceed 20
gallons Of other liquors during
periods Of ala months This was
flHed by the prosecuting attorney
whose power 60 90 Ho 10 10 be
questioned
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sorru rNp-vrpNEspAy

Lean pork roast. lee H.. sugar cured
hams. hair OF whole Toe 10. home made
head cheese. lfhc M, rice. lbs. ebc
Mason Jars. dts 55c dog Mason jar rub
herr. 5c doE Quaker oats. t0c pkg
atringlcaa beans $50 can, June peas. lee
can. standard corn. Sc can, douEhnuts,
noe dor mat loaf cake. g5c each, large
ioaycs bread. for i5c raisin bread. .
f1r Toe. strawberries 90 box cherries.
itc No.. cantaloupos. &c each, fresh
churncd butter. 2 lbs $50. fresh ranch
prEr 2gc don FUN cream cheese gee H.
fresh herring. 8 lbs csc. smclts, loc N
goldfish. lbs itc. mRckcrel tsaip. ioc
each. smoked salmon zoe n. strine
beans loo no cucumbers, sc each goose
berries. boxes zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
SCOTS TO PICNIC

Athletic events OF all kinds for
both men and women win feature
the annual picnic OF the Scots to
be held Tuesday in Fortuna park.
The It'd viii be pried off at 10. 30
in the morning and there win be
something doing all day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
PUBLIC MARKETS
riKr PLACE MONDAY

stan ~. lhs standard graduated
sugar. elc stall 20. fresh paEtsuriEcd
shad. roe n stall 8. fancy oregon
cheese. sac 10 fresh cEEs daily. 2sc
dua Incline lbs fino creamery but
ter. sBc. full cream cheese. tsc 10 stalls
57-Ta. cautaioupes for toc peaches ioc
dos bananas. Ice dos plums sc dor.
lemonn iBc doz stall 1893 large size
bulk Queen olives. iAc pt & cans % aar-
dimes in OIL Csc. f0c bottle grape Juice,
abc stan g. 80 sanitary drinking cups,
ices extra fine tea. soc 10. stalls t2-t3.
round steak. l4c and ibc 10. loin OF
lamb. isttc 10 boiling beef &C to Sc 10.
hamburger and pork sausage. loo 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
GRlFFITHS TO TALK

Austin y Griiflths VII talk on
hts Impressions gained AZ the Chi
caFo convention AZ a meeting of the
W0men's Progressive club. nt tho
Woman's Exchange. 2ii Union St.
Monday nlght.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
sANITARN-MnNnAN

stall o. veal roast, Toe No pig hocka
sc No.. T-houo steak, isc III. leg Young
lamb iJtac 40 chickens. ibc No. stalls
y t3-i6. new potatoes. lha Poe. to-.
matoes. Zoe No., new hects, punches 2bc.
watermelon, 2c N. asparagus lbs eEc.
home grown celery. Toe 10 i.eslic's
cracked rico. lhs. 23c. large ,yhito
beans 9 lhs. 8oc. o lbs rolled oats nud
wheat 2bc. stalls s4-ae. choioo patent
.'"ur 81 40 sack delivered. S lbs sugar.
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PAY MANY CLAIMS

OLYMPIA. July 3.-Since octo-
Der. the industrial insurance COM
mission has paid out claims
amounting TO si.si5.4e7 TO men In
jured in the lumber industry.
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BERLIN WON'T ADMIT

BERLIN. July g.. British and
French attacks east of the Sommo
last ulght were without advantage.
tho enemy hcing rcpuiBed with
bloody losses. the war office an
nounced today South OF the
somms the Germans withdrew
from their second line under heavy
French attacks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
o-Male Help Wanted
LOGGERS. LOOK

During Yuar Faurth 81 July lsy-aff veu
Should Investigate my grepusitiHu
arm bafftinr ufte haaaes nn my 10 acre
tracts iu AkArit eaunty ans neiilna
thrsu to tha experienced logger on
terms iiks rent Nau can hers work On
eur io9EinE camps ard I've a. hosua
with your famiiY and feveipp a lttis
farm trs q good chance 60 save
Money ard more pleasant than living
81 the canu. fntsFmatisa free
n g. PETERS Btg Columbia sc.
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4s-Farm Lands for Sale.
A Earm Close 10 Work

That Is uhr way ta make good nnt %
little farm rioHr 900 ahsfr yuu rah
work soc men ere Hufhius close to
our land frs fu hhaeit county. the
best in Warrington oHY a Hftir each
needed 90 Frafs ta pay The work
wtl tahn care uf Tpu and your paY
mrnta Information free
q g rlIEns. 30 celgglhls -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
STUART TO BUSHES

Police Captain Stuart has been
detailed TO take charge OF the
West Seattle station. Lieut.. Hans
Damn has been switched from
West Seattle to Georgetown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03

TACOMA. July 3.-Thirty-one
quarts OF bonded whisky were cap
tured in a police raid on the Ham
man baths. Saturday night II was
bonded goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
SUPPORTS WILSON

Los ANGELES. July s.-Francis
J. Heney. progressive candidate for
senator, has announced that he
will support President Wilson for
reelection.
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CHANGE Chief

Formerly superintendent OF the
railway mail service offices in Sc
attic. Frank w. Vsilie. has been
transferred 10 San Francisco.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
LAKE FtEw ACREAGE
II run CAPITOL NIL

4 fdiuen 20 kirkland located sin
On faa hiarks q mo iaks ard
fsrrr docs aunhsfrIi riihie View
90 Hnatfie ard mountains. &C.
ffarffsr hunEal1H tuiitaia rahi-
rsts nlreif f1rnIshe 81 lard go
cleared ant under rutflraffaa.
ints 81 ffsif in bearius garden.
rirn H1i city uatrr electric
uEhfa ard phone Tfire 1878
part cash and Balance $50 per
month Take Madison car AID
Kirkiand boats go Burke a Par
rara office ga kirkland
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tis, and explains love affairs and fam.
as troubles rrunitea tho separated. etc
Explains permanent health raies
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
80 one in trouble termed Hway. money
o. no money Permanently located a.
gfG ruIon 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
Is Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
pHRENOIOGIST


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never uaa here before anH shn rau frI
sou HI fuuf pHaf iifs aHi ahat FYHf
future Hfo ID ta tra can adtiao 5000 ir
tHainrsa affatfs fawliY auHifa ana love
auaIral tell Buu when 500 aiii marry
ard tHs iniHHl of fhe auH goo HiN
marcy hun 60 conquer Fauf enemies
end aFri1 ai trouhin ana hu happy
tells rHa Boz regard ff FuHf abarnt
frrnda. trNs 9eu what 300 arc adapted
~ aud how tn ra aNrreeafui figs ufff
tHIIs FHi shat hsalnrra iH fnHst iufhf
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every naftrfarftun Wrf readings ere
al confidential charges ta renta The
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tstueeu Second end fhifi afse.. Fer-
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PAL HiHr aha vlN advise rnH Dn al
anaIfs that raHrefH Fnu itrf ferAfa.
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fTaa 500 Wac
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urnta atrn rfrr. Hundafa 30 m.
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reader rsiwfsi $50 lot4 giks. cor
uss F1rst Hotel Eihat
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ROOM eo1FAlE wAIkiN4 DIS.
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29-Unfurnished Apartments
riln QfiNcf MonEnN AID 4
reg.s TX Tee ijie lssi l 55,3
3o-Furnished Rooms
.n woNru - SfcELr FtNstsitEp
hausehrsripr raam aad airate $40
vabine sistaurs ives Maer ave
oNE Room AFAnf NEhrh wiru
: u .sslis e, -. u NsIl-r ,,...,,.---.-.
3l-Iiousekeeping Rooms
TWO t.AMaE FWuNr. rCRNtatfsp
ttaassA meFiRE Eass light. tatt siRh
aarurs 80 one Block fsslsr cau
eFrnftas
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ting faafp fleetr faruishsd. % mguih.
..-ss ssrs SS..-.,,.e-,,.l,.e,--->~~N~o~~~~~o~
40-Exchanges
horses raFnh two HnHfEhr1 teams.
NuanF psfehafnn. taf tnatuard rral cs
tate 20 fnff say Phone Sidney 80
r MEYERS Ilhafia wash
.r-@efseasseeeea-saaass fa~sfNsN~=fNre~
81. ACREAGE FOR SALE
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see. bars best white laundry soap. sc
Aiih ! II. bulk coffee glasses jelly.
Zoe, stall 60 ite chill sauce. for ite.
large fat herring } for Toe. ice Mason
jar ruehsrs Sc coE; frssh pilot bread
Tor itc. isrEe shc cars apple fuice.
for she SEC fars pure honey fGc
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stall u. fresh hAiisui. lbs Sc. ten
dsrinin % sole iss .te. Chinook
salmon. 2 ihs 1bc halibut CHEEKS ieo
10 nas herring : for ite. sesh smeits.
ihs &c stalls it-sg. peas. &c can sac
peaches ice tain cans rsflk salmon.
lie. large cans tomato soup. for lse
Eslatine. le pbr zee Jar of Jam. ste.
Stall 20. cncumbeFa 10 EACH peas. SC.
. ne sBe. tomatoes Itc ID; rhubarh. !
ihs lee stall lie. 1se bottles srAps
3uirc or root beer. iso. csc can Hfila'
coffee iTc. ste cans red KiuE salmon.
ste. Ice rolls totie; paper sse. Iba
split peas. ste. s-ih. can % chocolate.
Az
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| Classified Business Directory

Junk.
Als.sa junk Co. iffo First ave a Elliott
stef
5. - ~ ,s. assa+>sr-lsl=~
Moving and Storage
NrsrtNNu Arro DELIVERY WAu-
sare hauled te an parts 90 eiiy Malta
tsN Nerth risa
YUKON rHANarNW $50 STORAGE S
DAVIS free Auto service MtiH res
HUoAuW AZ rVASsFrW $50 PIANO
aud household ruaia moved Fast sos
7-'-'s '-fas's 7-aeavFss,e-.
Opticians.
/ FHAsER .rArENsoN oi'rfCAL pErr .
j. ~ Edwunds pph o. manager
Second and tutNrrsit, Main noe
Malta nfHH rtHuutHr urlEea
a>s.>l>->>s>4,s s-l>l><>l>f>f>f>r~rNsN
hhrcnClopiSts
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ORIGINAL. MODERN harder
COLLEGE 100 Matn H.
Teaches the barber trade. wages paid /,
positions secured RATES cut IN two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03

ifFrEp EgfFTtAS
CLAfWvoVkNr and
medium gives az
vice an business
matters love health
anf family affairs
tells che name -
your future husband
or wife tells NJ the
one you love 10 tru@
or false. what part
q th- country Is
fanktrHf 20 vau and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03

BARGAINS iH new ard second .haad
clothing Shoes. fpgis guns. trunks
euit eases fswsivV. musical insfru-
ments hardware. camping. Alaska
and fishing outfits Come and a.~
Tae Bargain Store E12 Occidsntal
for good second hand suits Phone
Malu 1871
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MEN Wp@EN. Can MAKE SIS 90
weekly writing rsru~s ard addresses.
no caneaaHiuE Particulars far stamp.
r. e. smith. LITTLE Rock Arhausas
~ npTNg business upsfairs rrarf- sells
meas fsf suits ana avsrcoats Tor ma
Traces Upstairs suit shop. sssh Thifd
as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
7-Salesmen Wanted

Phone. alusast every tsisphaHs user
bugs enc sells for - profit Tee per
cent srud Tor particulars. Baker Co.,
Baker NIaak. Eiienangra. Wash
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52 TENTS twNf,fGs
AN>Z%xN Everything IN canva,
S~~g webb kitchen 4 CO.
al University.
PHoNOGRKPHs QUA SPECIALITY
We trade. buy. rent. repair
- Musical Record Exchange
u1ffs Westiaks Elliott fsTs
uo CLEARING HOUSE
For MusgcL Instruments.
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~ ~ - 4 y UNA
Tho celebrated phrenoioRist ciairvoyant
and palmisi. gives scientific reading.
on all affairs Of life. past, present or
future You have seen the others now
zee tho best. N 10 trouble al readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees ae-
cepted Headings SOC Location over
owl DRUG Co. 5o5h Pike ~
CIRCLE TOHIgHT sl5 MTsaAgFs
for al attending Consultation daily.
Mime. Cyprienne Hotel Norris, l4gsh
Third
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,2-Female Situation

-----------------------------
l2--Fcmalc situation
.s,,,ftsrt,.. ,.,ts...t t,,,tNA VfVYt
stri wants pasftian 81 hsasshsapof
a. ~tt,e.f rr .irsl. man. aspsrisnrsH.
and can rf,. host "a rufrrrntaa 7foah
rFt AMI Cedar roam 1o crystal
Hafsi Phone Elliott ttss
REFfNEp HcA<pIAANlAN WIDOW
wtshss pontiaa - hsusshrrpsr in
,iaouer.s botas 90 club % two or three
Address Hsti star
fJfRtaFfttNf. MUSE WISHES ENuA4r.
rr.rts sat ESQ
S'''e'e'-'s'S>'- ~
q PERSONALS
W. ..,. y. -, ,-rtl-st.n "a 4, a.
.t,.., ,,,,tr,,,,.r. ,ttr.,. BE-. Al atnr
Fi.hNchM MAJ. Ht .tNN''hH ~ Y.
esa' .'aA .t. ..,n'
s-@.s -.,..., 4ro IA s-st,i.
si,.sr ~. "a E,s-.,t ,e,sro,sss
Co.. ' e, 80. gr 4, 1. ,as "a, as .. r "a
have seai ums rbe prsluss, isss
in ths country
PRACTICAL NuHaiNG. REASONABLE
Queen Anne isl1
Ni NAAAH. % NJ vs. .HHt
nsaua na hhh habits would ike go
meet youHr lsay ur uaiseanbsfed
Yauag eidau HafftmaaY H-ts star
81 EDISON rHoNoaRAFus AID
FTTv1 Eaisss records
m ruoNoGRkrif srrrLY HOUSE
- ,., Ms.s.as' . lss'. , ha'a ,,, !.
sola sad siy.r snd iaiss teeth wan.
inrton brokerage Co. ts Joshas
etssn nlas h2ai' I 70 2 ta
hh ,aasi, 81 5s. '' i. ,S.i Esnas. r.ss
.s,9 , S'ae aa', - re" AaA = %'aA'
sll Nnlah. ~
AIRS Lt%nAtAAl-Af Trained nafss Wstt
bsfw
WANTEn " Ac4ukfNrANcE ur
enfklrr stIda1 taanaFF worker pre-
f-rrsd naf over 90. ahfsrt fnatrImanF
AaArras H.ss. ataf
Wrkfvyfy antgrifEHN ItpY "a
vosid marry flas s.. i.earu. 10.
teee ohio
rriys. ms5sriy home nsir N.si.ea
MISS HARDING ne nsssss
we Ae' : Ass.a' ..s,.. s.5'
49,. 49, tsss
.......
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pic ala ~ ~ ., J.4s,e n,5s..s.s ~
80 Joshaa Green uidr uaafs . -
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.-.eg 49,. rim WsTffa WfNf-
HlFt.99FNNL ra-lnr ti4b pths. q.
nee a. Greco Mafst
NfTSG NtApTnN -nArHa. Ma
VI 49, 'tfN MN fru-tnr mas.
ur~ nsrhshlrs Wotsi 1919 ssrona
esrre -
NkV1NRrsff' s. 81 sats fsss Us ave
TT,X rrn(,-fs HnH ntfTf fasfsfa
FoN NJ a.~ess tauret runr
49,. t.E $500 .fIr~-f5.,, 1.~s.F
Martin fanes HirrsdraHs. rim SOD
t'bfrrrsifF
t.sfE-4 sGeurnafis. Is t-erarese Wpflr
pfts cafe an1 sure cure far delayed
periods Frir- ~ Maesr refunded "
remedy fais 1fttF air TRIAL Raymond
Remedy ~esn a. futrt Antlrek FG4ffh
amI N"HfHm
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CiuisrtAN NorNu WOMAN. WIN
gU 3 wants position bs hauHohoep0f
for vttnWvr ur single man. rspeflenrn1.
and can EiVc host 20 rufrrrnrea 7foaa
ftfst aui Cedar roam 90 Drfatnl
Hafti Phone EUiott ttsf
REFtSEp HcA<pIAANtAN WIDOW
Wishes position 80 housskrrpvr in
WtdnwerH home ar club 20 tRu ar three
Address Weti star
PRACTICAL MUSE WISHES ENuAaE,
Tsnts Ess, ,tt5
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what 20 a. 90 - successful 60 Ne
satisfaction guaranteed ttts Pas q
Plumbing
GEr PRICES uF rt-rMntNl. STEAM
and ga nitinF material 10 spell
man fsff Elrhfh ave Main ffff
Physicians and Surgeons
pRs pALroS q NfNrWY ski DIS
eases only Fuita eos liberty ulds
Third snd reirn
on kATHRYN iiAHitisoN Lei SMITH
sitat ttttJ
~ Wraan rertsi dts~a--s shs i.~sry iad
-.-.->-~e-e>.-l--s---a-l-
Storage
my FfNrpnoOF STORAGE wAWE-
house CentFai storage 60. ie3 white
utHa
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Well Drilling and Testing
-~-~~>~~~see~~>~~,~~ -~Jst~<~>-~~~s@<,~,
Store Fixtures and Showcases
SHOW CASKS AND Stone FtNrCHEa
new and SECOND .haud. an kinds 80.
ward T. gameu. ltt9s Third ave. near
FiHr
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Astorneys-at-Law
Aforementioned

FRED +. GOElN rs ss''' r .,'.st
secured ~ Zee refunded Tot Central
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The Washington herald., 1916-10-06
BoDrE DEAL HITS sNAG.
Ping Wants Fat Contract to Play
with Athletics.

San Francisco, Oct. 5.-Ping Bodie, pas
SCISSOR of ponderous wallops and prodi-
gious pulverizer of pitchers. does not in
tend to surrender to Connie Mack without
"a struggle. Everybody was sorry when
they heard that the batting behemoth of
the Seals was to be sacked. sold and de-
livered to the firm of John Shibe. Connie
Mack ct al. for next season, but now
comes the hearty news OF difference in
salary arrangements and the possible
hint that Ping may continue in local
uniform in old familiar pastures.
Connie himself says moi" He threat
ems, does the tall Hogan OF Philadelphia,
to have revenge on the redoubtable Ping
II the latter so much as suggests more
money The fact is, Ping has asked for
an extra slice of kale. and Connie is all
het up about It. Mack, having expended
the large and munificent sum OF 30 cents
for team that acts and looks every bit
as much as he paid for 1t, does not pro-
pose to have Bodie pull a Hobin Hood on
him. He feels that the Philadelphia Ath-
letics can very easily dispense with the
services of Bodie, whereas the Seal stick
ing star can ili-afford TO escape their So
ciety That's the way the deal stands
now.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-06
Ebbetts' Castoffs Will Have
Net Small Fortune in 1916

It cost c. Hercules Ebbets. less than
$4,000 to gather together a ball team
which viii net him a profit OF more
than 100000 before the last act of 1916
baseball is staged.
The Dodgers size up as the cheapest
(collection Of ball players in existence;
a team made up Of cast-offs and men
fcalled 'never-wuzzers" by other man
layers Yet WIIbert Robinson welded this
material into such a powerful, compact
mass, that it swept, OF Cts own nomen-
tum, to the very crest Of the National
League.
be added to the list of miracle man
ayers"
The highest priced ball player in the
Dodger roster Is George Cutshaw, the
second baseman. He cost Ebbets s., 800
The average price paid for the twenty
two players eligible for world series duty
was less than 81. 900. Several of the Dod-
gers came to Ebbets as gifts. Others
cost only a few hundred. Next to Cut
shaw, the most costly men were those
secured via the 81 800 waiver route.
Here is how Ebbets recruited his team:
l. Daubert, first base; secured from Mem
phls. No cash transaction was involved,
according to records. Ebbets had turned
over several youngsters to the Memphis
club and, as payment, was to get his
choice Of the Memphis stars. He took
Daubert, 50, in a sense. Daubert didn't
cost Ebbets a SOU Cutshaw, second
base; purchased for $500 from Oakland.
Calf O'Mara- shortstop: purchased from
Fl. Wayne, Ind, for reported price of
$500 Olson, shortstop; secured from
Cleveland: price said to have been s, 500.
Mowry, third base; didn't cost Ebbets a