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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
ELIZABETH e RX,AN

woman swimmer set some marks
which tho stars of the future will
find hard TO surpass. She was an
allaround swimming star and ex.
celled In various events. other girl
stars have shown remarkable form
In certain events. Miss Galligan
held the records In the 44o, $50 and
long distance races.
She made her home In New York,
but competed all over the country.
Dorothy Burns, Smiling Dot" Is
sRapnd " Miss dalIigan IN tina a4o
and iha $50; Charlotte baYia holds
tic mafiss IN the gao and bepard
eveais, eliza BeffRef Is best at 800
yards, IN iha 100 yards stralshs'
arm, 300 yards and one mile, Dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
FROSH SWIM
AT ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA. Cal. April 19--The
-fIrxt Pacific coast freshmen inter
scoIIegfate swimming meet In set
for today at Neptune Beach. Ala
media From all Indications. II viii
b one OF the feature competitions
or the season. with some of the
greatest swimmers I'm tho United
States on the entry list
Executive Secretary Robert Wat
non OF the Associated Students Of
the University OF California has
prepared a list OF events which
includes the so. 100 and 22o yards
free style. 100 yards breast stroke
100 yards back stroke. plunge for
distance. and relay. These are the
regulation swimming events In col
1egfate swimming circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
Major Leagues to Open
Season in East Saturday
Braves and Dodgers Play First Tit OF the ason--bo'
Clubs Look Good on Paper--Al Teams
in Action by Next Week

Tn. latter WIS with the Red soN In
1911.
Indications are that Arthur Nrhf
viii pitch IN the morning gnme. with
Dick Rudolph on the Sound IN the
afternoon
The Dodgers bring team unfa'
miilar IN many respects. jimmy
Johnston. former outnfder. viii play
first base for the brooklyn club.
while newcomer named Brazil will
hold down second
For the pitching stan Manager
Robinson has Galore. ffencr. Mar
guard and Grimes In good condition.
and can place either Of them on the
mound
The fact that this H. Patriots day
has drawn thousands Of soldiers 10
the city for the games. and 1000
VIII be- the guests Of The Bonton club
at both games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
BY LEO III. LASSEN

What wonderful night the local fight fans enjoyed
at the local Arena last night!
The main event of the evening. which the only
fight worth going to see on the whole card the Eddie Pink
Richie Mitchell contest, TO end ut the end OF
the first round when Mitchell fouled Pinkman knocking
the Seattle boy down after the bell had The boys
both admitted mixing after the bell had both claim
ing they did not hear the gong Referee Taitts shame
have TO call him thattred TO part the boys and Pink
man claims that he dropped mis- and started walking
towards corner when Mitchell reached past the referee
and sent him the floor with right flush the jaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

BOSTON. April is.-The Boston
Braves and the brooklyn. Dodgers
will open the big league baseball sea.
son here today with two games.
Weather conditions for the open.
inging contests were IDEAL and with
the war a thing 81 the past and "A
revival % interest Ia sports. "A huge
crowd was expected 10 attend both
games,
The Braves will be stronger for
the return 81 rabbit" Maranville.
who reported to-day. and In said ~
be- IN the pink 81 condition. ~"
has been playing on "a navy team
and il expected 10 show all his for
mer prowcnH AT short
Red" smith Will play third and
Buck" Iierzog viii cover The key
stone sack Walter iiolko at mrs,
base and Joe IagEort playing center
field. are well known 10 the fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Claire GaIligan. champion woman
swimmer, has retired, and in her
wake are whole school OF pretty
and aspiring mermnids.
Claire GalliRan isn't tired OF the
sport, but she is retiring to make
the good old ". =. A. feel like home
TO Edward II. Finney, her husband,
who just recently received dis.
charge from the navy. II will re.
main Claire Galligan in the record
booka=-foF sbo holds lots of marks
but In Los Angeles, whore her hus
band has entered bushes, u win be
Mrs, FinHey, aad her main idea IN
Iifa will be 10 make Edward w.
happy,
~ the last six years the geat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
Locals Lose
AnotherMix
to Senator's
Too Many Errors Cost the
Seattle Team Victory;
Bigbee Hurts
srANpINa or rmE rrAMs

SACRAMENTO. April is.--Grab-
blng Off three runs in the first three
innings. tho Senators Eot a biz had
on the Seattle team. which they held
until the end OF tho game. The visit
ors managed TO scor. two counters
before tho Eafse was over. tho the
locals stopped them before they knot
ed the count.
F'abrique. at shortstop for the visit
ors. had an off day. booting two
chances which were turned into runs.
Bigbec pitched a good game for the
Ralniers. but his poor support lost
him the rarne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
Tits
PHILADELPHIA. April 10

PHILADELPHIA. April 10
n. W. y.
philadelphia Americans ..7 II I
philadelphia Nationals 400 2
batteries; seibold. Johnson and Me
Avoy. Perkins. oeschger. woodward and
Cady.
LouIsvfLr.E. Ky. April ID >.
Louisville American Aasn... 8 4
Batteries; Danforth and Lynn, schaik:
Friday. Mics and Meyer.
BALTIMORE. Md. April %
n. ". ".
Boston Americans .........fs 10 2
baltimore Intsrnationnis go. 2
Battcrfs-, pennook, Jones' and achanR.
walters: Herbert. uorpsbcrgor. Frank
and Egan, Carroll.
cAMBnIDGE. Nd. April Ia
New York Americans ......it Is
Rochost-r 1ntsrnationnis ...7 ~ 8
Batteriesi Ferguson, Quinn and
oDowd. Rusli Brogsn. sandborg and
o'Neii.
RICHMOND, Va, April "a
u, ~, -.
New York Nationals ,,.,s,,s ~
Washington Amsricsna an, \
Battorissf Btssi, Bsrpsg and ~ Smith {
Ayers, ThompsoH and Pioipirh,
CINCINNATI, April Ia n, ~, y,
Do'ro't ,.rs,.
Cincinnati srftftrtffttrtffs
BAttsrissf James, Roland and stan
s9sl Hustbss and kssidsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
.Sportsmen to
Hold Big Mix
on Wednesday
Local Sportsmen viii Put on
Big Banquet, Movies
N Everything

A band OF real live Indians. four
reels Of bird and fiHh lifc 81 the
Northwest. blE eats and "stunta"
are the features Of the annual ban
auot and stunt" niEht that the
sportamen'n association ~ Seattle II
holding "Wednesday at the Masonic
temple
Coming as hitting end 90 an all.
day session OF the Washington State
sportsmsu's association. delegates to
which arc guests Of the local club.
the affair IL promised az the bis
geat thing OF its Kind ever pulled Off
around tho Northwest
Chief Mananock 81 the NakinaS
and several 81 his tribeNmen win be
the guests 81 the club. being brought
over from the Yakima reservation
by the Yakima valley flnh ard
Game Protective association. The
old chief ls very interesting char
acter. and appearing In fun war 70
gala. viii tell the sportErnen some.
thing Of the game and fiHh found In
this state In the early days. and how
IL can be brought back From five
90 ten visitors viii mako up the
chiefs party.
"Somc" Movies
WIN. l.. Fintey'u wonderful motion
pictures ~ game. birds and fiuh Of
the Northwest, viii make their
initial appearance on the screen be
fore the fishermen and hunters a,
ibis occasion These pictures arc ~
markable In tho fact that they pre-
sent a close up study % tho flah
game and predatory animals In
which the nfs0riamsn are interested
Tho sf0rtsmcn IN charge - the
affair have decided 10 cut the talk
fest" and make tho evening oue
round u fun and entertainment
The average hsnquc, gathering Ia
usually given over 10 long talks that
are found 20 lack the punch and
interest necessary
The membership contest will .loas
ai this meeting. several vaiuabis
primes 6~lnE given for the sportsman
who brings In the largest number Of
members TO the iorai club. An
nouncsmenta will also b. made o.
tho winner 81 tho FIELD and
Stream" membership contest that
was closed Wednesday Of this week
OUTSIDE of the entertainment fea
lures. the club haa arranged for q
real imam sired" meal. with all tbs
trimmings. Including harmony
rendered BY the EIks' string ofrhss
tra.
Outside clubs have assured tbs
local body that they will 10 wei
represented. the Pierce county an
ISOLATION sending about 30 sports
men. HoauiAfn and Aberdeen rs OF
20. and other nearby clubs Ike
number. The seating capacity IL
limited 10 500 plates. and hs tickets
are selling fast. the committee n
charge requests that purchases b
made early. Tickets may he secured
from any % fh~ dow ntown hardware
and sporting goods stores Salr will
hc Withdrawn Tucsday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

could ride free n the city bought
the car line and then deny them the
right, also when he said he would
never sign am ordinance 10 buy the
car line that would allow one dollar
10 be taxed from the property own
crs for it's purchase. and then DO
that very same thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Hank scveroid In back from France
and Manager Jimmy Burke. Of the
H. Louis Browns. In counting on him
20 do the bulk Of the backstopping
this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Red smyth. formerly 81 the 81
Louis Cards. who recently was dis
charged from the United States
army. will play with the Aiiigaukes
club this SEASON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
SEALS WIN
FIRST MIX
FROM OAKS

BAN FlLANCiACo. Aprh is.-The
san Francisco team won its first
game Of the series here yesterday.
from oakland. by score 81 TO 1.
scaion pitched good ball for the home
team
TIE .rnr~ II " "
H4u Ffaneirno ....st.s...s..
HAAAehN HHaHsHHfH fF-f
fesaion ana Mckee. Krvmsr. krAuss.
Ceiwsu and Eiiist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
MORMONS
TAKE BIG
BAT FEST

sALT LAKE CITY. ApriI Itl--Ih"
HON. team avenged portland's de
feat OF the day before when they
shared the visitors TO the tune Of s
to here yesterday. shceiy Of the
Rs-ra hit another horne run ycstcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Rubc Schauer. the former New
York Giant. VIII pitch for the Mime
apolis club Of the American associa-
ton this SEASON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

According TO Garry Hermann. the
salary offered I'd Roush IN larger
than that offered TO any other out
fielder In the National league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Ping Bodie probably viii be shifted
10 center field this season. 70 that
Duffy Lewis may operate in left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Pinslil Tvo-bass hit--KniKht- Aarrifire
hits-Fabriquc. Compton. Bases on balls
--Bixbse 9. Gardner 1. H;ruek out-fy
Btxbse S. hy Gardner :. Huns responsible
for Bigbss :. Gardner Z Double plays
--Fahriqus 20 Murphy to Gtsiehmann-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
ANGELS TAKE
VERNON DOWN
LINE AGAIN

Los ANGELES. April 1.-THE
home team won their fourth straight
game from the Vernon Tigers here
yesterday. 81. They have won 10
out 81 their first II games OF IN"
SEASON. Tho Angels scored twice
In the first inning. eilnching the
rufur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Josh billings finally has accepted
terms OF tho ~. Louis club and IN
now at the san Antonio training
camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Well. after II was all over. and
Eddie tried 10 get up. "a score OF
fans near his corner yelled for him
70 llc ON the floor which he did
Clay Hlte. our new promoter. pulled
= bonehead play. which ended the
festivities for tho evening. lie
rushed into the ring. and. according
60 his, statement. thinking that a
nod from TAFT meant that the fight
was awarded TO Pinkman. he raised
p1nkman's hand Babel rcigncd
More Excitement
But more rumpus was raised when
'Init said that he had not given any
Sleclsion, and would not. because
both boys mixed after the bell. and
had both committed technical fouls
The fight was officially declared
mo contest" by the referee.
II Is the old. Old trouble that has
been the sore spot OF Seattle ring
sport during the past season. and
that II the lack OF real referee.
Unless the local promoters import
someone. who knows how to handle
the bousr. they win put the skids
OXYL1ET kktt@ AA&Ar 8"EtH $50,
heal fairs are the best sports In the
world. and win support good shows.
hut they don't want TO have to pay
Their good money 90 see what was
run off ut the Arena Last night. IL
Eddio TAFT had known what he was
doing. he would have cleared the
ring. and IL. In his opinion. Pinknan
had been Intentionally fouled. he
should have given the fight to the
'8aatfle boy, and that was all there
wan 20 II. or else he should have
kept the contest going Whether II
= thru tnexpericnce or overvxcite-
went. Clay Hite should never have
outared the ring when he did. and
~ had no right TO raise Pinkmsn's
hand because. after he announces
~ bout. be il thru with the affair
until the referee decides II. Bu; it's
IN over. and there's no use holiertng
over split milk.
No Glory Herr
Youug Hector. the local heavy
Uufxht. didn't win any glory when
- stopped soldier" Sawyer in the
1Iru& round OF the scmi-windup. Hec-
onr didn't stop him. the Soldier
volunsarsly quit. IL was no match.
ma should never have been put on.
1he Seattle boy outweighed the
visitor by = couple OF tons and. after
~ had hit him a couple Of times. the
1IghuD was over.
SEATTLE has seen enough OF these
eheesy matches Let's know. and be
nv n
before they go on the card
Lloyd Madden and Kid" Rooney
put up the only fight on the card
11nAden won the verdict after hard
and Strenuous battle.
n the other bouts on the card.
Jack Hartford. Of Tacoma. won from
AooFEe Meeker. Louis Leonard and
los Harrahan fought slow draw.
.ana Jack Dbucc,t dropped the first
1ouf to Ely Castor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
'7l67aa@

Wonder n Jess Willard IL "A stu
dent OF the dope? II he In he
might ponder n bit over the in
ploded. and II might cause him
to do a lot OF thinking between
now and July 4, when he is sched-
uled TO enter the ring against Jack
Dempsey.
In Dempsey's last rs bouta--he
hasn't had lot more than that
Jack has knocked out his opponent
In IL OF them In the first round
Dempsey's manager figures the
average time for those IL knock
outs ut a trifle less than two
minutes. Fourteen knockouts In
nine rounds OF actual fighting time
constitute n canvas kissing record.
BILLY Williams, local light
I weight. who was accidentally
/ knocked out by LEO uouck mt
the Crystal Pool recently has r.
cided IN quit the ring for good
/ BILLY says he has u younger
! brother who II Just about ready
IN entsr the ring. He Ii n 1873
pound battler. according to BILLY,
who did not tell ms his name.
Leo Houck has undoubtedly ar.
rived in San Francisco by this time
unless he fell off Of the boat on the
way down. Wonder VINO has Leo's
pretty pink shirt now.
Lonnie Austin and Dan Salt are
due 10 entrain or embark. az the
case win prove to be, for the Sunny
/ South soon.
Danny L. q pretty sick mxn
these days. He n laid up, ryrov-
ring from the effects Of am op-
GRAFTON. which amounted IN the
removal Of his tonsils.
| Heinie Schumann, of Tncoma, will
hug six rounds with Lee Morrisscy.
OF Salt Lake City, in the City of the
Living Dead next Thursday and Will
embrace Billy Nelson. OF Portland n
like number OF cantos in Aberdeen
a few days later.
| Wonder why Eddie Pinkman
rushed away TO California right AFT
er last nights fight.
Soldier" Bartfield and Mike 9TH.
bons tangle in San Francisco ON
Tuesda-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

othy Burns IL winner of the 100.
yard back stroke event
Miss ijiigsbe,h II, Ryan, Of Phil,
adaiphia, IL regarded aa a conner,
She's sweet II aRd Middle Atlantic
champion Ia tbs 100 and sao'yard
events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
Pinkman-MitcheU Go Is
Fine Fizzle; Poor Card

Same Old Stuff of Referee Learning Job at Expense
of Seattle FanS-Clay Hte Spills the Beans; Twas
4 Great Night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
.HighDiamond
Teams Start
Play Tuesday
Broadway Has the Strongest
Team on Paper;
Play Frosh

Tho I'D win he pried of tho
SEATTLE High School Diamond
leagu. Tuesday. when the six In.
t~rscholastic squads swing Into
aetion. Hroadway opens the sea
son against the ballard tram. at
the shlngi~wcavrrs' field. LIN
coin -uf~rsaIn~ the Franklin ag'
gr~gation on the lower Wood
land park grounds. and Queen
Anne and West scafti. mix nj
Hia~aiha plsyficid
The Rruadway team looks like
the strongest outfit In tho league
on PAPER. n has the bs~t battery
In the league. without = doubt.
and n crowd Of hard hitting. Pep
p~ry players. West Seattle and
Lincoln arc expected to give the
First hill boys the hari~-t rub
for the title.
Broadway ". Frosh
The broadway team VIII Eci n
chance 10 show it's real clasH today
when u minElea with the Freshman
nine. at the University OF waShing
ton campus.
Jimmy Marquis. the broadway
mound man. IL undoubtedly the class
OF the high school twiriarE. He pitch.
ed broadway into n title last season.
and has improved over his last year n
form. according 10 reports from tho
Pine street school Coach christcn.
sen. Broadway mentor. In urging his
players against the deadly evil OF
ovcrconficdnee that will wreck the
best OF teams.
Dean behind log
Edr,can viii be behind the log FOR
the First hin crew. with Claude Nor
ris on first base. Capt, In Wake on
second. Bni Graham a. Hhortstop
and either Allen or YaHuaia Mt the
hot corner. Curry in left field. How
ard Carroll in center. and Spencer
Harris in right make up the garden
patrol.
Lincoln has a eood-loolslng crew "a
start the season with In tho open
Ing game Sandeil f. expected TO dc
the pitching. with Capt. Kellogg do
ing mask duty. Bassford will hold
down the first base Job. with Mag
nussen ut second. Harris nj third and
Folk IA short. Bowman and Halleti
are tho veteran outfielders on the
North End crew, with tho right field
candidate still to be selected.
Cunningham Is expected to he or
the slab for West Seattle against
tho Queen Anne crew. with Wright
hurting for tho ouays. Frayley or
white win pitch for Ballard in the
opener. while Cole IL a favorite n
twiri for Franklin against Lincoln In
the initial fray OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

Danny L. q pretty sick mxn
these days. He n laid up. rsroy-
ering from the effects Of AN op-
Grafton. which amounted In the
removal Of his tonsiIs.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-15

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PAGE FOUR
,HELAN
(S'
Publ
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
Clearance ofMen's sSuits

The collections on sale are
made up of numbers of mighty
fine makes; they are in all styles
and fabrics, in all colors and
sizes, and list such insignificant
sums as these.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-15

Silks, Dress Goods, Wash
Goods, White Goods, and so on,
all must clear out. And they will,
too, if low prices mean anything.
Just take a glance at these,
please.
85c Silk Stripe and Plaid Voiles
and Figured Foulards, dark
grounds, yard 80. 55c
$1.75 1914 Linen suitable for art
and embroidery work, yard
.......... S1.35
$500 All-Silk Taffeta, plaids,
stripes and checks and also
some very pretty Foulard Silks.
Yard ............. S1.65
500 Silk Stripe Voiles. yard CSC
S1.5O Shantung Silks, plain and
fancy, yard ..... S5c
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-04-08
ROAD BUILDING PLANS
READY TO EXECUTE

Engineer Cottrell recently returned
from a triy to Las Vegas, where ne
went over the proposed line Of high
way. the old GoldfieldLas Vegas road
bed He says this will be taken
over.
He states that with the building OF
the road on the west side of Walker
lake that the only grade between
Reno and Las Vegas will be between
Gardenerville and Holbrook. and that
will be trimmed down This will give
summer and winter route from the
Truckee to the Colorado river open
the year round.
One stretch of ten miles on the
west side of Walker Lake calls Tor
sl5O,OOO. but when completed VIII
equal anything in the entire west lot
scenic beauty. 1t is expected tha'
the federal government will go ntty
fifty on this project.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-04-08
WANTS TO BUY
ON GROUND FLOOR

Before o'clock This morning a
bunch Of half a dozen kilograms were
delivered to the representatives of
various mining compane es operating
on the Divide They were all OF the
same tenor and caused great hilariV
when it came to a showdown and
comparison. A. Revert vas first to
be favored with a message which
read as follows,
Cincinnati. O, April :. 1913
Myself and associates would ! ke
to join you on the ground floor Of
the Verdi Divide and Revert Divide.
We will take 10000 shares at five
cents per share cash Ship stock,
draft attached to any bank here
Wire answer. Kenneth Hauer, cor
ner Bank and Patterson streets.
The ingenious nature of the offer
may be appreciated when it is known
that the Verdi Divide opened in New
York at 60 to 65 cents a share with
out a single share having been of
fered on the TonopaR market.
Thomas }. Lynch was in receipt Of
similar wire sand Judge Ayerill as
president of the Divide Annex, also
received another of the ultra liberal
offers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-04-08
MOTOR TRUCKS BEGIN
COMING FOR THE DIVIDE

Dave Murphy, manager Of the Ro-
setta. has received a 3 ton truck
which will be placed on the road to-
day between TonQpah and the mine
for hauling supplies. The company
started sinking Saturday and a depth
of so feet has been reached, On the
Rosetta vein where the rich strike
was made last week another shaft
has been sent down to % feet. The
Revert companies this morning took
delivery of a seven ton truck which
will be used in delivering machinery
for the several properties controlled
by Mr.. A Revert and associates.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-04-08
MILLtRS WILL START
THE FLORENCE DIVIDE

The Florence Divide NJ ming com,
pany has been organized with j. II.
Miller. president, F. NJ Manson, vice
presidetn; j. F. Adams, secretary
and treasurer, with zeb. Kendall and
B. +. Baker in the directorate Hugh
H. Brown is resident agent A com
olete plant has been ordered and It
$ believed that dirt will be flying
not later than the end of the week.
The group adjoins the Sutherland on
he south and the Smuggler Divide
on the north. The estate IS traversed
bv well defined cross fissures and
the surface showing Is regarded as
exceptionally good.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-04-08
pueLIc SERVICE BOARD
APPOINTMENT MADE

Announcement of the appointment
Of ! F. Shaughnessy, w. H. Sim
mons and j. G. Scrugham as mem
hers of the public service commits
sion were made yesterday by Coy
ernor Boyle The appointees also
constitute the membership Of the
railroad commission.
J. F. shaughnessy VII be chair
man of the commission at a salary
.of $4,000 per year and the salary oil
Colonel Scrugham as a member oil
that commission will be $1,000 per
wear He also is state engineer at
salary of $4,000 per year,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-04-08
CONTRACTS SIGNED FOR
POWER LINE CONNECTION

The Liberty and Calumet Divide
companies closed contracts this morn
ing with the Nevada California Power
company for the construction OF the
pole line to connect with these plants
The work will be done at once and
both companies should be operating
under the juice in a couple of weeks,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-04-08
WOOLWORTH DIES
SUDDENLY TO-DAY

ny Associated PreasJ
NEW YORK, April S.-Frank Wool
worth. who started five and ten
cent store at Utica, N, Y. 40 years
ago on a capital of $50, and eyentu-
ally became a millionaire and pro.
pnetor Of a great chain of these
stores in dhe United States, Canada
and England, died suddenly today in
his country home at Glen Cove. long
Island He was 67 years old.