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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
GAS SHUT-OFF
DAY OBSERVED
Shipyard Workers Protest
Non-Union Product

Several hundred workers IN Seat,
tie. left their jobs Tuesday. as the
result Of this being the day chosen
By the Central Labor council 10
start the boycott of all gas made by
the Seattle Lighting company.
Union men using gas in the yards
refused TO work with the alleged un-
fair gas this morning. and as there
was nothing for them to do unless
they used the gas. they quit work.
according TO Metal Trades council Of.
rclals. No trouble was anticipated
and the workers in the yards whose
work does not require them TO use
gas. continued about their work.
Members OF the Gas Workers
union employed by the Seattle Light.
ing company. who were supposed TO
quit work Tuesday. did not do so.
The refusal OF union men 10 use
gas Is the result of controversy
started between the lighting com.
pany and union men who quit work:
ing in the gas plant during the gS.F
eral strike. Upon return 10 work,
when the strike was over. the gas
filters claimed their wages were re-
duced. They therefore refused 10
work
Attic the matter has been hang
ing fire for several weeks. IL was
not until last Wednesday night that
the Central Labor council took any
definite action on It. They named
May 20 ms gas shut-off day" No
settlement OF the boycott had been
attempted up to noon Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
ADDRESSES FUEL DEALERS

Mai William A. J. Muirhead. ma
rine superintendent with the Amer
lean Expeditionary Forces at Bor.
deaux for a year. will address the
fuel dealers OF the retail trade -.
reau OF the Chamber of Commeree~
at a luncheon in the Hotel Butler
Wednesday noon. Prior TO entering
the service. Maj. Muirhead was vice
president and general manager Of
the United Coal Sales company OF
Seattle
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ACREAGE
81, 81 kliskLASD Y.

Large tract 81 land. practically all
cleared and fenced. good house.
poultry house 20 accommodate
over 800 chickens. Eranary. ana
stable for cos good well and
pump; family orchard or apples
fruits. on county road splendid
Wow 81 city. lake and mountains.
In walking distance Of ferry dock
large garden already planted. 90
white and brown Leghorn hens so
with place Price 1i.e7as terms
1850 cash. balance us per month.
Take East Madison car and county
ferry 10 Kirkland and inquire for
John Hfenrman at brick bungalow
office Al kirkland dock
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Groom modern house. Price $1,000;
hair cash.
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Julia O'Connor
Arrives Here

MY main purpose in coming 20
Seattle and the West is for organ.
ization work. by the time / leave
the Coast. expect TO have every
telephone operator in Washington.
Oregon and California organized.
know nothing of strike plans. and
am not familiar, at present. with
the situation"
This was the statement OF Miss
Julia OConnor. international presi.
dent of the telephone operators
union, who arrived in Seattle Tues.
day noon.
Miss OConnor viii remain In Sc
attic for one week. She will then
go TO san Francisco to aid in the
movement to organize all operators
In that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20

Ex-sERvICE MAN. YEARS tx
perience on the road. wants posi-
ton. Familiar with grocery line;
also grocery specialties. candy and
crackers. No pcddling In uniform
Phone West 1tf-R
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Lane, Erickson and
Moore Inspect Dam

Acting Mayor ". d. Lane and
counciImen oliver T. Erickson and
William Hickman Moore are i'm
specting the Cedar river dam Tues.
day in connecHon with the pro
posed sluicing 10 seal the reservoir
during the summer.
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$3.50. ALL CASH. BUYS \ LOT 50x
i.t 60 alley. on 6fat and Charles
ton. nuy this lot and put u la a.
fret payment on home. No one
viii qusation its value at $500
The only object In selling this lot
no cheap ia To- pay the aracnhms q a
on tho other lots.
=. = OfI.iNGEn
152 Empire iildE. Elliott 1851
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YOUNG Ex SERVICE MAN DE-
sirss position in the open with
interesting work In prospect: tim
Der cruising or. prospecting or
something out OF the ordinary.
willing 10 travel absolutely any
where Address Mia star
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oxLr 1900 CASH

A riase-ir s-ruorn home. overlooking
Lake Union. with lot texi.o. on
Iaksview boulevard fTiee 81. SEQ
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= sITuATI0Ns wANTED-MALE

6TsCHARGE SOLDIER. IL
months in France: before enlist.
mens was contracting cement
work In Seattle: Wishes employ
meut with construction outfit as
foreman Can plaster. finish. build
ehimneyr. understand excavatings
20 any place. Address S-f2i. star.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER AND WIFE
desire situation: man experienced.
10 years as hotel clerk. years as
ssntesman: woman has thor0 knowi
edge OF dining room work: capable
taking charge small hotel. go any
where. Address ME-. star.
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MSS SERGEANT WANTS TO BUY
small grocery store In good resi-
dencc location. In answering state
amount OF stock carried. price. and
how long business has been estab-
lixhed. State telephone number.
Addreaa MAJ star
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, NORTH END ACRE TRACTS
. The best soii north Of the city.
b Level acres. Eraseird roads.
D surrounded BY beautiful
b homes. two miles north uf
% ssth ct. near the brick
b road. city water and lights
b coming In Price 1850 an
; acre. $50 cash. $40 per month.
D CARTER MACDONALD a.
b MILLER. Inc.
b .es Columbia ~. Elliott $50.
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LIVE STOCK
Observation-Disclosures
HENRY MOSsBACH
AUTOMOBILE co.
Wants your late model
Used car. Spot cash.
6f6-g1S H. Pike st. East 2s5t.
"a FOR sALE--AUTO TRUCKS

WANT TO buy a LATE MODEL
b-passenger automobile. good con-
dition. Capitol 53i.
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PERSONAL

ARE YOU DISCOURAGED WITH
your ailments. IL so the VITO
NET deserves your earnest inves-
ugation for the results gained with
all manner OF ailments have been
most wonderful. All authorities
agree that ss per cent OF all all.
mcnts are brought on because the
system does not eliminate It's
waste as fast as II accumulates
The NfTO-NET actually over.
comes this trouble. Don't delay.
Bring this ad and get free treat.
mt: II viii mean health for you.
Lady attendant. 236 Central
Building. Third and Marion.
NiT-o-NET CURES RHEUMATISM.
ncuritis. nervousness. high blood
pressure. paralysis. kidney trou-
bic. golfer. indigestion and many
other ailments Bring this I'D and
get free treatment. Don't delay.
Nurse attendant 23s Central bldg.
WILL GIVE FREE RENT. FUEL
and lights to a desirable family in
exchange FOR mothers services;
pleasant home, good surround
Phone nss psMr rs G Smith, e t tgSi' ps sSs
Main 600. or call 25st 18th ave. w.
III MRS. ADA L. DAWSON, FOR
merry OF Calgary. Alberta. and
CcntrRiia. wash. will communicate
with Box B-S2. star she will hear
news OF considerable advantage to
her.
POSITIVELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver.
Old or broken icweiry. watches.
MONEY LOANED ON SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
az l.. c. Smith Bldg fourth floor,
PRIVATE SANiTARiUM = RESIG-
tered physician. Specialist in all
conditions OF women. Terms rea-
sonablc. 1897 18th ave. Capitol
Hill car.
SWITCHES AND CURLS MADE
from combings. Ladies' Improve
ment shop. $40 Union at. Main 6507.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT.
MICHAEL 2o2 PIKE ST.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ABSTRACTS AT kEDUcED RATES
Money to loan. ITO Third ava
Main 1917. Washington Tito Co
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q ron sAIE-wEAL ESTATE

NEW BUNGALOW g ROOMS
CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN
$500 Cash
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rosr Ann ro,rSp

toSfs-i,t.Aek PATENT LEATHER
purse containing currency and sil-
yer watch. Monday afternoon,
Finder please eall Main $3.50 or
Naat fENa AZ Harvard
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cLosr.fN PROPERTY


Groom modern house. Price 1890.
haif cash.
YOUNG a nROnERG
ss3s ballard Az. Phone Ballard si1.
ron sALE. nY oWNER-fiSE
i-room furnished home: good
lawn. st~foot front. bearing
fruit trees good chicken house
This h. perfect home. one block
from Meridian car three block ,
Green Lake residence district
Price 81. 600. terms. Sec owner on
property. iis y. esth ct k"n~ood
t80Nit0. REAL SACRIFICE
: fine view lots. located 2 blocks
blocks from lake and paved boui-
evArd street graded. light water
and gas owner must have some
cash a. once viii sacrifice. Price
tTee; 1900 cash: assessments paid
= WAX ARspAf.E a co.
Main -. 1919 Third Ave.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
s.roam bungalow. with attic. one
disappearing bed. only $500
si0o cash, $50 a month.
EVERY DAY MIR SUNDAY
HART REALTY co
ISIS itih Ave. y. 4. kcnwcod -o,.
PINE Tor. tosiosi MAR Uni
Narsitg piayfisidi library. schools
hnd churches all improvements
hgt pavement in Terms or cash.
RALPH g McAi.t.ANTEH
soi Central NldE. kiiiou 1888.
GROOM BUNGALOW. NORTH END.
near car and school. has fireplace.
furnace, cement basement Price
" g. 200 small cash payment. ball
nnre rent tgb Lyon NidE
HOME ron coiOnEb FAMILY
Near s1rd ave. north 81 Madison.
iiaFEhin IN 1-rnum modern hopss
10, tDEtqe fine view tg.2sUs $500
eash sst seAboHtd EidE ~ 1tst
SPECIAL.
3 rooms modern fireplace. furnace.
cement basement nice district
Only $3.50. Easy terms
Elliott s1at--sis H~aboafd EidR
You SHOULD OWN YOUR OWN
home. Zee John y. Adams. at
Fsantleroys he makes u easy for
row. city office. sit Boston Bih.
is LOIS FOR aALE AT PACIFIC
blork ITO. Div Z. $500 terms. j.
shepherd Wilson Creek. wash.
Norris END District
Nice small house and lot 10 be sold
a, once l. r. Roper. ken~ood
1895 siis goth ave. y. -
GROOM HOUSE. NORTH END OF
town. price si.te0. ti0o cash. VIII
sell 10 rnlorcd family. East 1871,
QUEEN ANNE PROPERTY Tor lees
GIBSON CASEf REALTY co.
sies 10Th " Open Evenings
tor on QUEEN ANNE HIII. sox
us for 1850 easy terms. E.Ts.
star
ARkiSDA, rLuMnfNo. issk JACK
con ST. Hescon fsii! res. B~a- isit
Isl QUEEN ANNE
QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
Groom modern bungalow. large lot:
paved streets Price f1.s0o. with
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This bungalow has large aud at
trartiyr roumu. 2 bed chambers,
large living room with fireplace.
a peach ~ a big. fine kitchen with
convenient huiit-in features the
Kind 81 kitchen the wife dell EhtH
in hardwood floors indirect
lighting fixtures house finished
Ia French gray" turnout. con
crete basement furnace heat, etc
In the 18TH ave. district: t0s120 lot.
with ALI assessments paid Ia fun.
including paving.
HUKE a. rARRAR
200 New York Block. Main 1890.
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a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CASH FOR otp FAtaSE TEETH
tbrokcn or noD We pay - 90 90
SIS per set. Also actual value Tor
diamonds. watches hridF.w ofk.
crowns old gold. silver and plat
mum. send at once and receive
cash by return NATL Your goods
returned N price - unsatisfactory.
Mas~r Bros. N-s00f 5. Firth St.
nHtf.Aafnhta "a
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mnisEI,rirINn KnnMs
no I.Er--or'FICiss

GROOM HOUSE. ALSO
Housekeeping rooms, close In iNlp
NfnNh
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rs ron sAI.E-REAL ESTATE

IL you are ever going 20 buy close
IN lot. suitable for you 60 build
that home on. you had better
hustle right into our office ANA put
down some earnest money % this
one now. This lot 10 only 10 min.
ut~a from Second and cherry; all
assessments paid In full including
street paving vacant lots are be-
ginning TO move fast. and pricss
are going 60 advance. This lot
should be selling a. 5000 HIGHT
NOW. IA 40 said before. you can
name your terms 20 bay ~ now
and get you home started. Pre-.
pare 20 cut tbs landlord out and
quit Investing In rent receipts
BURKE a FARRAR
.oI New York Block. Main 7eso.
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FoR RrNT-IIOUsics

III you 10 NOT FIND a sutrAuLn
house advertised hero for rent try
an al under the "wanted--liouse"
heading. and II viii reach many
people having vacancies
YOU SHOULD OWN YOUR OWN
home. sec John r. Adams. at
rauntleroy, Z makes ~ easy Tor
YOU, CITY office, ais lloston lilk.
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~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANT 4 PEW MEN TO JOIN Us IN
filing upon rich oil shale, Wyo-
ming. Lunhard Company, slN Sec
und ave. basement Alaska Bldg.
SULTAN HOTEL FOR SALE-FuR-
nlshed or unfurniEhed Good
money making business. sultan.
Mash
s HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS AND
garage. cloSe'in. rent sze. so. lease.
For sale by owner. 1910 Ninth ave.
MEAT MARKET, GOOD LOCATION.
5000. Nam k0sS. Apt. & nfter $50.
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QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
s-room modern bungalow large lot.
paved streets. Price $500. with
terms
!. URQUHART
les Cherry 81 Main ss5s.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

! WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds. Thrift stamps
War Savings Stamps
Beacon Coal. Forks OIL
Wicka Tire Pan Motor
Universal High Power Tel
Alaska Petroleum A Coal
Great Western Petroleum
Lone Star OIL
I WILL SELL
2oe0 Cons salt Creek Pet. 5000
1900 Red Monarch ......-... .oI
5000 Wyoming Pacific oil -. .os
1000 Black Hawk Mining 80. .ny
1900 Alaska Copper River. .0t y
sioo cbitina knskpianh .. .e1 =
100 Universal High Power. SO
MAX SiNkLER
ait Union ST Elliott $50.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
Market Net Price
Value. PAID.
4tu sAs ....s... sFFtt az
4fh IT, " efsT Is SO
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FAETLf FAID HEEEII.IN EUL.ffII
SIS loaned on each $50 Bond.
G. ID. McCONAHY
81 American Bank Bldg.
Second and Madison.
WANT A FEW MEN TO JOIN Us IN
filing upon rAch oil shale. Wyo-
ming. Lumhard Company. els Sec
ond ave. basement Alaska Bldg.
WE Buy LIBERTY BONDS AT
small discount: also partial pay
ment receipts and w. s. Stampa-
200 Haight Bldg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-10
BRITISH LIKE
BASKETBALL IS
PARIS REPORT

Atlanta, June 9.-Reports drifting
in from over yonder keep boosting
basketball as the coming sport in
Europe. I had heard that the Partisan
fire department had taken up the
game bodily and that the Italians
were beginning to fall for it, all over
the court; which is the way Italians
generally go after anything of that
kind
But here comes a report from Co
logne, that German city with the
fragrant monicker, and the report is
not at all about the Germans taking
up basketball, but about the British
and I'll say that a wild boost for the
game.
Not desiring to pull anything I'M
cousinly, but the British are not noted
for taking up other nations national
pastimes with any degree of enthus-
iasm. Boxing, of course, began as
a British sport; and football of tho
rugby type; while golf started some
$50 years ago in Scotland and spread
over into England like the plague.
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FANS ARE SORRY
TO SEE JOHNSON
LOSING smoke

Walter Johnson has been taking his
beatings pretty regularly, the last few
weeks. Is he going back? Every Kan
hopes not, because the Big Smoke is
one of the best slabmen of all time.
Here's a little poem printed about
seven years ago when Walter was at
his best 1t was written concerning
an argument that started as to
whether Johnson had a good curve
ball. 1t ran:
How do they know what Johnson's
got
Whether he uses a curve or not;
Whether its break is set?
How do they know where his out
shoots fall
Whether his in-curve's large or small;
How do they know what he's got on
the ball
Nobody's seen it yet.
How do they know how his curve ball
looks,
Whether it lodges, or jumps, or
hooks
Whether it's dry or wet?
asked the Yanks and the Mackian
crew
To tip me straight what the Big
Smoke threw.
Nobody answered-nobody knew,
Not having seen it yet.
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NATIONAL,
AMERICAN,
Y. M. c. A. TEAM TO
PLAY SHIP YARD
THIS AFTERNOON

The newly organized Y. NJ. c. A.
team will make its first appearance
this afternoon against the Pensacola
ship yard outfit at the East Hill play
grounds. The Y. NJ. G. A. usually f4Cs
strong team and good crowd is
sure to be on hand this afternoon to
see them perform.
Manager Stubbins is getting the
East Hill grounds in good condition.
The grandstand has been screened to
protect the large number of women
and children who attend the contests,
and everything points to a successful
Twilight League season.
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AM RIcAN.
BELL PITCHES
A NO-HIT GAME
AGAINST w. O. w.

The L. & N. Shop defeated the
Woodmen Of the World to 1 in n
preliminary Twilight League game at
the East Fill grounds yesterday af-
ternoon. Bell pitched a no hit game,
the first of the season. Other fea-
lures Of the game were the hitting Of
G. Geist and the base running of c.
Lewis and J. Geist.
A good crowd. including a number
of ladies watched the game. 1t is
expected that by the opening of the
league season next Monday the park
will be in fine condition
There viii be a meeting of the
league managers at the Journal office
at $50 o'clock Wednesday evening.
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2 g9agEaagsa@ ZEE z z i

That Century is coming across with
a remarkably liberal part in the re-
cent Salvation Army Home Service
campaign is shown in the following
letter addressed by ]. H. Jones, chair
man there, to Zone Chairman B.
Hancock and Col. ]. L. Hughes, coun-
ty chairman, yesterday:
''From the figures which we have
been able to get together to this time
we advise that our collections, in
Guiding the donation by the Alger-
sullivan Lumber company, will slight
Nv exceed $1,000 A large portion of
these funds are to be collected from
employees of the said lumber company
through its pay rolls closing June 10,
and which is payable on June Il, ana
until we have a report Showing the
actual amount collected we will be
unable to advise you of the exact
amount collected.
"As soon as the collections mem
toned above are completed we VIII
forward remittance covering same. In
the meantime, we ask that you kind
" advise US of the amount of cash
collected by your solicitors from our
people here last Saturday, so that we
can show our people the full amount
of donations made
Several out of town contributions
to the cause were received yesterday
by Mr. Hancock, one of which was
SIS, and it is known that there are
still several others to come.
'The Fools Creed"-First
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-10

New Orleans, June Cotton flu
lures opened quiet July, 29.45; Oc-
tober, 27.45; December, 2716; January
1862; March, 1855.
Spot cotton steady, 25 points up.
Sales on the spot, 1893; to arrive.
240 bales; low middling, $3.50; mid
ding, S1.25; good middling, 1925; re-
ceipts, 5,765; stock, 416,354 bales.
Buying may have been restricted
to some extent by unsettled labor
conditions at home and abroad, but
realizing sales were absorbed on COM
paratively slight reactions and the
market was firm late in the morning.
October sold up to 29.12 and December
to 1915, or about so to 81 points net
higher.
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cut LIE cot and Take Il with You

Cut This Out and Take IL With You.
man often forgets the exact name
of the article he wishes to purcha Sc
and as a last resort takes something
else instead. That is always disap-
pointing and unsatisfactory. The safe
way is to cut this out and take it
with you so as to make sure of get
ting Chamberlain's Tablets. You will
ind nothing quite so satisfactory for
constipation and indigestion.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June Corn: No. yell
low. nominal; No. 3 yellow, Les; oats,
No. white, 6S069; standard, 6S Log
6e1-2; timothy, 9.0O@12.0o; clover,
nominal; pork, nominal; lard S41o'
ribs, 27.OO@2S.00.
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Ne wYork, June 9.-Cotton futures
opened steady. July, 29.52; October,
$3.50; December, 2S.15; January, 27.S3;
March, 27.6S.
Cotton closed strong. July, 31.15;
October, 1929; December. 1889; jan
uary, 1855; March, 1888.
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At Little Rock. 2; Birmingham, 5
At Chattanooga, 6; Mobile. Z.
Others wet grounds.
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WooDME

&C. Lewis ran for Bell in fourth and
scored.
The score by innings
L. & n. - 1o1 500 O 7
w. Q. w. ......... 900 001 0
The summary: Two base hit, c.
Geist; stolen bases, Mcintosh 2,
Brown. c. Lewis 3, Wentworth Nc
Govern, ]. Geist 3, Olsen, Klein .;
hit by pitcher, by Livingston (McIn-
tosh); struck out by Christine 2, by
Livingston 8. by Bell s: base on balls
Off Chastine 5, off Livingston 5. Off
Bell 8; left on bases. w. o. w. 5, L. &
\. S; hits OF Chastine in 31-S in
nings; OFF Livingston 2 in S2-3 in
nings. Time. 1875. Umpire, Num-
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NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
At Cincinnati, Z; Brooklyn, 2.
At Chicago, 3; Boston, 9
At st. Louis, 6; Philadelphia, /.
Pittsburg- New York, wet grounds.
AMERICAN.
At Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland, l.
Others wet grounds.
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Am ERICAN
GAMES TOD
SOUTHERN.

SOUTHERN.
Birmingham at Little Rock.
New Orleans at Nashville.
Mobile at Chattanooga.
Atlanta at Memphis.
NATIONAL.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
AMERICAN.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-10

For sanitary closets see
Pensacola Variety Works
factory, Tarragonna street,
next to city water plant.
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SOUTHERN.

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CLYDE MILAN.

Clyde Milan, outfielder, was born
at Linden, Tennessee, March 16, 1885.
He bats left and throws right handed;
If feet, s inches ta'. and weighs 1e5
pounds Milan was with Blossom and
Clarksville. Texas, semi-pro teams, in
1904; with McAnister and Shawnee in
1905, and Wichita, 1906-1907. He was
released to washington in August,
1907, where he has played since.
Milan batted .290 in 12S games last
season, and fielded 1872 in 124 games.
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