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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
W RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

FOR SALE. NY OWNER - GOING
chicken ranch. with 900 e-mopths-
old pulletH. 80 2-year-old hens, all
thorobred white Leghorns. Tan
cred strain. 40 acres sandy loan.
with clay subsoil. gentle southern
slope. . acres cleared: 6 acres in
pasture. 2 acres wood lot: rest has
been slashed and burned years
ago. and is very easy to clear. new
! y story house. with fireplace and
built-in cupboard: nice furniture.
good well Of finest water: plenty
tools and implements: , Syphera
incubators. capacity over 1000
eggs: small barn; 6 chicken houses,
viii accommodate 900 hens. rs
walnut and other fruit trees set
out Must he sold to settle part
ncrship. Price $500 Fred Rob
inann. Rnnte 3. oak Hnrhor. Mnah
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rs FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. ON ACCOUNT or SICK
ness. s-room house. one large store
space. equipment for general
grocery. CONNECTIONS. hot lunches.
Just across from navy yard; 100
yards from soldiers home: good
ra O; comfortably furnish cd
small stock In. For 10 days only
~ $500 cash. Call or address
Emma Lucc, RetHii, Wnsh, Box III.
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Statesmen WANTED

WANTED sAi.ESMEN. MILLION
dollar corporation can place ?
number ct competent, experienced
stock safeamru. purpose Of dispoHs
inu 90 capital stock Ia Eastern
Washington Advertising ca ~
naiEn teuda every assistance FlNrn
capable men THIS ia a diEnitied.
legitimate luNrHt mont oppof
uinity viii boar strict inNeatEh.
tion strictly no advances, nut
liberal drawing account viii Zoe
allowed after sale n have
proven their worth Reply by let
ter emo phene1 only Go sales man
ngrr. W s. Corporation. Address
N.tff star
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10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

5-RooM MODERN HOME; FINE
garden; fine view: close to car.
Price s2.b00: $500 down. $50 n
month. including interest
g-room cottage. cement basement.
fine garden. y1,75o. $3.50 down. s25
n month.
IDA SMITH
b2nh California Az. Phone West 1852
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HOST MISSES WATCH :,
AS GUESTS DtrAn'

G.. ]. Perrine. Cascaae IS,
played host sunday msn'
friends. IL vha|
Perrine missed his wa.or II
the friends left. C. B. Mcr III
the name Of one of the ir'eS
isn't so sure OF the second y" ~
The police are hunting :"
Phee.
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broadway and Union.

REBUILT cans or sVRIT
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PERSONAL,

FLOhEScE " nuTLEn
2Uit Mob mn Ave.
For Christmas presents ! viii buy
some snaps that Star want ads bring
nigh.
For Christmas bargains you VIII see.
The star our Santa claus VIII be.
JOHN II TOLD 4 LITTLE PHI
about my folks. Please meet me
at tho COLONIAL THEATRE and
we'll see MADGE KENNEDY. and
talk " over. Eut you must keep
N "RTHiGTLf CONFIDENTIAL.
Fanny OGormhn.
pEH.fAHES HAIR WAVING.
Marching. henna pack for gray
and faded hair
LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main Gb0T $50 Union 81
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MOTORCYCLES AND
ACCESSORIES

ToRcYcLE. COMPLETELY
equipped, very cheap for Inn
mediate sale. Phone East 3lb2
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- FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
wNNTFDTO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-FoK WARE
house purposes 1900 70 1000
square feet. within 10 blocks %
State terms Address C-fzs. star.
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81 BusINEss OrpORTuNITiEs

WHY WORK ron WAGEHT
General store. residence diHtrirt. net.
ting $500 monthly. established
eight years: & nice living rooms
upstairs building and business
can De bought for $4,000 WIZ
take some trade up 20 $500. VI gvv
cash. balance on easy terms "A
dferu CHS. Star.
SMALL sAWMiLL FOR kALE. IN
capacity 90. 900 10 $4,000 feet "a
day mill cut Inquire ibZl Belle
Vue ave. seattle. wash
MOVIE THEATRE - NORTH ENp
hnuHe. doing good business. VIII
make good returns on The invest
ment No competition. II you
have 5000 chhh 60 invest give
this theatre the once over. Teie-
phone Nnrth lTaI eNenlnRn-
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3 SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

MODEL MAKER. DISCHARGED
from army, wants TO unite with
going shop or take position, com
plete equipment: stranger here.
married. have purchased home
here. Address ct2S. star.
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X ABRlTS

RAISE cALiFoRNtA FuH-hEAn-
iuE rabbits Quick profits easily
made. Something new Ideal homo
work We pay f1.bA 60 ~ 80 each
aud vxprvEaage when 60 month"
old Fur Farming and Home Man
ufaeture % fuFn book. 10 cents.
sunset Fur Co. sol t.ankrrshim
nldF. Los Angeles. cal
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IOGGED.OFF LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price and easy terms
OF sale OF logged off lands offered
10 settlers In Western Washington.
wEYERHEAU TIMBER co.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
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FARM LANDS

BIG LAND SALE
Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands In
Skagit county. Fine s0-acre tracts
si.o00 cash. One is0-acre tract
SO per acre Better investigate.
~ &. PETERS. 7l6 Third Ave.
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RIAL ESTATE LOANy

ACREAGE LOASg-~FARA LOANS
$500 and up. prompt service. 20
year, IN the business
THE DURLAND AGENCY
LAZY building
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WANTED-FURNrTURE
axe Furniture Co. 40s PIKE. NJ. sbfs
FOR sALE-FTRNITURE

FOR sALE-s-FOOT EXTENSION
dining room table. with : straight
and l serving chair, quarter-Hawed
solid oak. fumed finish. Used a
few months. good as new. Cheap
for quick sale. Phone Queen Anne
g0gg
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sTOCkS AND.DONDs

LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS
Net Prices Paid
3rd u = .............S 1890
,th - 20 .'''''''' ss'ep
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS BOUGHT
BOND RECEIPTS BOUGHT
si5 Loans on $50 Bond. zoe Per Mo.
Open Saturdays Until T.. NJ.
G. -. McCONAHY a co.
OH American Bank Bldg.
Main 1896 Second and Madison.
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AcnEa Nonrm or sEArrLn

on nntheii paved boulevard. -
miles north 81 raweu park and
University. owned by E~attirs
largest hank ~ force ianufc. now
Offered for sale at what they have
Involved, $500 Tor your choice u
any acre Good auto bus service
from Sixth and olive 10 your door.
good school. store aud community
CLUB house on land Terms are 10
per cent cash. balance monthly
payments. per cent Come and
have first ehnlcr " = ifrndricb-
son. tis boston block Elliott
gn22 last ikaa.
ui9 OPENING sAt.E on
YAKIMA VALLEY FAHN LAND
$50 per acre and up. easy terms
best % soil. two railroads and
state highway pass thru the land
Gloss e. town.. under goNeFuine ut
irrigation project that ia an rntcn.
sion 81 suSSfRIpE CANAL. good
climate. blg crops. and the earliest
district IN the state,
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRICES
We have a number % tracts fronting
on Yakima river The prices are
very low. and our sales are many
Soc pictures At our office. Iieht
farm land IN Washington
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Owners. sik Green bldg
Offiee open evenings Aiso.
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Insr AND Nd

LOSr. SATURDAY - rHREE plA-
mond rings wrapped iu lady
handkerchief two solitaire ana
one cluster little finger ring WIN
flndrr please cali Elliott tall- w
before IN IA. or Elliott 1850 w
after g. M Liberal reward
LoSr - GOLD RtMMEp sfEttN
cirs IN DARK green case. Tuesday
on tho s. s Kennedy rs boat tor
Nrrmcrtpn Mrs. l.. y Musaon. aln
~ spring. Ant "a Phone East
b4Oa
LOST
Money paid for home rent stop H.
Grt YOUR own scenic home ~ ns
Ghrhp. easy terms case l.and
Company nes Mnines Wash.
FoUNp - GOLD CROWNS SO
rubber plates. Satisfaction ENaf .
nnteed National Dentists. THIRD
and PIKE
LOST -PREMo CAMBRIA on KEN.
needy - D Davis. loN so, Fort
Orchard Wash
FOUND -lN ballard. WATCH
Phone ballard igf,
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NH FORD OWNEii--sFT AN OVEE
Hight regulator guaranteed to
give clear, bright light at all en-
Rine speeds. prevents burning out
bulbs. Try one ten nights on
your car. II not satisfied. return
In 10 days and you viii get your
money back. Price $500. sold by
y. l. Lorimer. Conway. wash.
SCRIPTS BOOTH DETER, LATE
1917 model. like new, with 3 new
Racine tires. $500. Must be seen
20 be appreciated. ia5th ave. first
house east % North Park club
house.
1917 FORD TOURING CAR, IN
good condition; newly painted and
recently ovcrhauled. now top;
some extras. Ask the owner.
Main 1858.
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos to hire without drivers. Stcr-
age and repairing. 1905 Second
ave. Elliott 22tO.
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IMMEDIATE ross sAfoN
West seattle b.roem bungalow eloss
20 car and Junction. huiltein fea-
turr~ fireplace. cement basement
laundry trH1R. FINE VIE ".
~ 900 1909 cash. faA monthly.
RAINIER BEACH COTTAGE
rooms and bath two lots, aeHiig
each g. alley fine view 81 Lake
Washington Immediate possess
sion tsooes 1900 Cash. 81
monthly
FINE ACRE TRACT
Close IN near the nrH Muinrs paved
road 1875 easy terms
Owner. toi HeahoRFd hidE I'll stss
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FURNISHED HOUSES

NIFTY t-ftOoN iUNGAL0W. FUR
uiahcd except linen. see month
can be- seen by calling at the of
firr 90
JOUN s. pnNXfER. REALToN
TT state Rank nidE Kenwooi 1881.
WILL SHARE HOME WITH YOU NG
couple with baby. reasonable.
TtnHgnn aAH
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f'TREMEN. BRAKEMEN. 1850 TO
$500 monthly. Experience I'M
necessary. write Railway Assoc
citation. C-f31. star.
HAIR CUTTING. Csc. SHAVING.
15c. Downstairs Guys drug store,
Second at Yesier
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10 ACRES. At ZENITH
\ fine. level tract. cloAe TO bouie-
ward. offered for quick sale at
about half price, $3.50 per acre.
20-ACRE POULTRY AND DAIRY
ranch for sale by owner Price
f2.s00. BOX 222. NRpavine. Wash.
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STOCKS AND bonds

WILL HrY
Liberty bonds. War Savings stamps
Alaska Petroleum a. Coal
Capitol Petroleum.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

SERVANT GIRL WANTS POSI-
tion. VIII keep all family secrets
st r. g THY CONFIDENTIAL.
Come 70 COLONIAL THEATRE
and ask MADGE KENNEDY for
Fanny O'GoTman.
EXPERT CHILD EMS WORK.
dresses. coats. etc. Mrs. Cooper.
~ HleWeft At Fremont.
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wASTED-BoYs ron ROUTE CAR
rIers in all parts Of the city. Good
chance for advancement.
Apply TO Circulation Department
GaaffIa
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HEATH TRANSFER
Piano and furniture moving. 60 70
nor hour. HarCa~e, Naiu hT2S.
Eighth and Pine. Bcacon 2SSe.
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ENI QUEEN ANNE
$500
y, 500 cash. balance payable month
~, Modern k-Foom bungalow has
living room. fireplec-. dining room.
cohinst kitchen. breakfast nook.
bath and shower. two bedrooms
finished turnout in white enamel
oak fioofs. hot water heat iaun-
dry. fun concrete foundation and
basement. tot TeNt00. concrete ga.
rage. unohstFuctcd view ~ Sound
and mowntAiua
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Junk

ALASKA JUNK co, 1920 First ave,
5. Elliott 32el-
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MALE HELP WANTED

RESPONSIBLE BOY WANTED
To handle a good route In South
park. one with wheel preferred.
See Robinson. circulation depart
meut, Seattle star.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-at.I.aw

Attorney atLaw
J. p. -ESTABLtSHED 1881
General practice. All cases. Free
conaultatirn. 3l5 Burke Bidg.. 905
Second ave. Main 7303.
r. T. Schoff. Downs Blk, T0a End av
Consultation free. All cases. Fees
moderate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Snappy Boxers
Work at Smoker

Bobby Green. Red Hogan. Young
Jodse and Battling Thorpe. all fast
boys. boxed a few exhibition rounds
az a smoker at the chamber OF COM
merce Wednesday night The smoker
was part OF an entertainment pro-
gram mapped out by the chamber Of
commerce manager. The little fell
lows boxed cleVerly and made quite
a hit by their snappy work with the
big gloves. Green is billed TO meet
Otto Wallace on July 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Cans a Champion
OF LightweightS

In answer to the inquery Of James
Peen for information relative 10
whether Joe Cans was ever light
weight champion Of the world or not.
statistics state that Cans was one OF
the greatest champions OF this class
that the world has ever seen Cans
defeated every lightweight OF prom
fnence. including Jimmy RritG Young
Corbett. Frank Erne. McF'adden ard
others and won his first fight With
Nelson. a ~ round affair at Goldfield-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

not use his hands to block. but keeps
them for hitting purposes.
All Of the old 18th infantry soldiers
know Williams terrific attack is his
best defence His hand is never idle
for A second. and he keeps his oppo-
nents so busy defending themselves
that they have no time to do much
hitting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
-SNAPPF GARDAT
N0GALE5J JULY 4
Rufus Williams Will Meet
Hard Hitting Hook Bones
In the Main Event.

Nogales, ARR, June 19.-1Iai John
d Easton. athletic officer Of the 25th
Infantry has authorized Sergt John
?. Howard to announce the fourth
rsnoiser Of tbe season to be held on
July 3
Hook Bones Of Tucson and Rufus
Williams OF Columbus. II NJ, viii
meet in the headIiner bout, while
! young Nhiriwfnd Langford Of the
15th viii clash with Kid Warner in
rths seminal Warner is the boy
Who boxed Langford to a draw about
one month ago in 10 rounds. Rufus
Williams is the hard hitting scrapper
-ao sent -2nstord INTO dre2mland
n the second round at Columbus on
Memorial day. while Hook Bones re-
Gently defeated McDunkins in six
rounds few months ago
SEINE Good s.PerlEns.r
There win be a good preliminary.
MAJ Easton and Sergt- Howard. who
are looking ont for the entire boxing
card, have not yet completed their
preliminary matches.
While Tex Richard IS holding his
c1am pionship battle in Toledo. Ohio,
between Jess Willard and Jack Demp-
seE. z0r the heaVyweig ht champion
snip OF the world. N0gales and Tue
sons fight fans viii have champion
snip battle Of their own
Hook Bones is now in Nogales. and
VIII weigh in at $50 pounds He won
from Speedbal Hayden in II rounds
IN Columbus, y n. Feb. g. 1919
knocked out Clarence Kid Ross in
four rounds March >. 1919. made
Scolly Williams jump out Of the ring:
fought Jack Blackburn u rounds 10 a
draw IN ST. Louis. april .. 1918 Rufus
Williams is a ring general He is an
ex-aemner OF the 25th Infantry Some
Of his best fights were in Honolulu.
Hawaii. Hook Bones believes he will
have no trouble getting past Williams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

At Observation-Disclosures 10; Co
lumbus 5.
At ST Pau-st. Paul 9; Indianap-
oils 4.
At acknowledgements 9: To-
At kansas City-Kansas City s.;
Louisville Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
FIT TIL CAVALRY
BOUTS TONIGHT
Mitt Singers From Fast
Cavalry Organization to
Clash in the Ring.

Some OF the fastest short round
boxing Witnessed IN quite a while is
anticipated tonight in the new ce-
ment arena Of the Fifth cavalry reSi-
ment. when a complete card viii be
staged under the direction of Lieut.
F. P. 8Iilana, boxing instructor Of the
regiment. The headliner bout of the
evening win bring together Merrick,
of the Fifth cavalry. and Edmonds. of
the Seventh. rival featherweights who
have met previously without coming
to a definite decision. Both have
trained faithfully for the contest and
some real action is expected.
Hayden and Wright
An interesting exhibition viii be
staged By Speedball Hayden, the 24th
middleweight champion, and Hard
Hitting Wright. the border welter-
weight title holder and conqueror OF
Kid Reyes Lieut. Mccarthy. boxing
great faith in the work Of Wright and
earnestly believes that he is one Of
the coming boxers in the country.
Local fans are wen acquainted with
the ability Of Hayden who meets Ed
die johnson tomorrow night at the
Studorium in a 20 round engagement.
Another feature OF the evening viii
be the appearance of Greaves. of the
Fifth cavalry, and Arnold, an FL
Pasoan- Greaves is the boy who
walked away with one of the field
day titles and has quite large num-
Ter Of supporters At Fort Bliss. This
bout should be fast snd snappy. Box
ing viii start promptly at s o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Phoenix Fight
Fans to See Go

Phoenix. A=iz.. June 19.=Phoenix
fight fans are looking forward with
keen interest=to the first boxing bout
TO be held here since thel new state
-1aW legalizing exhibition matches
went into effect The match. which is
TO be pulled off between Young Hud-
dy. Of Los Angeles. and Jack DAILY. Of
Idaho. is the first OF a series to be
presented here under the auspices Of
the Great War Veterans association.
Hubby weighs 40 and Days weight
is given as 1873. Both contestants
have fought some Of the best in their
class IL the west. and the match next
Saturday night. il is predicted. VIII be
a great 60 A six round preliminary
between Jack 11cllahon and Jimmie
Gordon. two Arizona boys. is also On
The program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
4MIRAcLE NAM BEGAN AT roP.

--mlhACLE NAM BEGAN AT TOP.
The playing career of George stall
ings was peculiar, inasmuch as the
famous pilot OF the Braves began at
the top and worked down. II was
p years ago today, on June IS, 1890,
tnat Stsiiings was released by the
Brooklyn club, and this practically
ended his major league playing ca
reer- In his later appearance as man.
ager he occasionally took the field
but he was never a regular in the
big show after being dropped by the
Superbas. Stallings was a young COL
lege graduate, without professional
experience. and was contemplating the
practice Of medicine as a life work
when Harry Wright induced him 70
sign a contract with the Philadelphia
Hatlonais. he remained with the
Phlls as backst0p until the middle Of
the season. and then went 10 Toronto.
He was with Galveston, Oakland and
stockton Calf until 1890, when he
was given another chance in the Ma
tlonal by the Brooklyn club Stallings
then went 10 California and played
with San Jose until 1898. when he
began his managerial career as pilot
Of The Augusta, Ca. club. winning
the pennant. IN 1856 he managed
Detroit. and the following year he
returned to Philadelphia as manager
Of Reacn's club remaining two years.
George permitted himself TO play in
the outfield occasionally. but il is
doubtful II any other manager would
have tolerated him. for as. player
he was never OF big league class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

~ Tulsa-Tulsa 9: st Joseph 0.
At Oklahoma City-Oklahoraa City
s; Omaha 3.
At Wichita-Wichita 10; Sioux
City =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Standings

Where They Play Friday.
Galveston at san Antonio.
Beaumont at Houston.
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Waco at Shreveport.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

At Eobile-Mo5fe o.: AIembhis 40.
At Birmfngham-Birm IL;
Chattanooga 4-5-
At Atianta-Atlanta 0: Nashville ?
At New Orleans-New Orleans 4;
LITTLE Rock 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

y leTe IEeT Pay TrIdlT.
Chicago at Washington.
St Louis at Boston
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

The addition Of Ragan Is a smart
move, also the retention OF Dubuc,
8ar1es, Benton and Causey will be
saved for the hardest games II the
other boxmen do their share.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
MOooe spoeN.

WATT HIDG p GUY HUNT
FOR A DOORWAY ~ A
RAIAJSTpRM AS 4ov NaHD
pHsD W HTCH IT CONE
DoWA ~ ToNaEAU-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

Jack Scott OF the Braves Is quite a
oatsman- He Is also a considerable
box artist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

New York at s. Louis.
PhiIadelphia at Iizcinnati-
Brooklyn At Chicago
Boston at Pitts5arg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

SPECIALS To THE FIGHT.
Cd 20 date, four specials to the
fight have been arranged Tom Null
vey. o. san Francisco, is arranging
the Indoor Yacht Club Special from
Frisco. There is one from Phiiadel-
ohia and two from New York
And everybody's 50 hard up, too
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
sPORTo GRAPHY
BY eGrayy.


MAY ] not say that one unfamiliar
W with the game may easily get the
impression that the gentleman in the
blue suit is a loyal member Of one
OF the teamsx
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

The originators OF the low cost Of
moving. Herman Transfer Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

MACS HAND GRENADE THROWS.
McGraw, in his western invasion.
IS carrying a battery Of ten tWirI-
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rlm., Have Ind.ed chanaed.

This seemingly ancient newspaper
is highly valuable to the reader who
is anxious to get picture OF Fairmont
as she looked 10 years ago. Going over
its pages carefully. taking note Of tne
wording cleaning from a sentence here
and there, some queer phase OF living
in those days before most Of US were
born, is task pleasant indeU2. They
say of us today that we are growing
away from religion as a daily COM
panfon-that it does not live with US
in every action. The Baptist Record
ermade religion it's first subject OF
conversation. Following many religl-
Gus stories which filled its sheets
were news OF the day Of such quality
as there was. Turning from that olo
paper to our paper Of today Is much
like plunging from warm bath to a
cold shower. One is impressed in
stantly with the fact that today we
are living in one year what Fairmont-
ers in 1919 lived in ten. We're going
so fast it makes our heads whirl' to
think about it. And the faster we go,
the more we speed up. God grant our
gasoline don't give out. For we can't
stop without being left far behind
where it's lonesome and dreary ana
dull
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80. It was S1.25 If paid in six months
after started, $3.50 IL paid in a year
and $500 II paid in longer time than
that. No price was set IL one didn't
pay at all. In that case the price
would no doubt be much beyond ones
pocketbook,
It may be interesting to a number
to read several paragraphs copied
from the paper. A tiny hand with
round cuff points to this: I'VE are
authorized to say that books have
been opened with the view of COM
pleting the slack water improvement
to F'airmont. A considerable amount
has already been subscribed. Per-
sons wishing to take stock can call
on Mr.. Watson and others of this
place"
THE Baltimore and Ohio railroad
will soon be meandering (meander-
ing, mind your it's course through our
mountain passes and the iron horse
whose only provender Is wood and wa
ter will come laundering among the
hills. Then for a trip to Cincinnati
VI DdlIlLuUIS Wy Lue G4phuolOu w
steam and at the speed Of the tempest.
Breakfast In Fairmont dine at Cum.
berland, sup in Baltimore. breakfast in
Philadelphia, dine at New York and
sup in Boston. How cheering the
prospect"
Here's something on elections:
Though we are no politician we may
keep our eye on passing events so as
to institute fair comparison between
the past and the present. On yester-
day the constituency OF this county
met to vote for national and state
Representatives We heard some
speaking and were much gratified. All
we heard was dignified and coItCGl.
Only one drunken man appear. in
the evening. The use of liquor among
intelligent and orderly people has be-
come disreputable and hence the So
briefly which prevails. Runs in
wits out, When wits out, nobody
knows what he's about" There will
be preaching in the court hou'e to-
night"
"A painful rumor is af1oat about a