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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
AtItfsAf.E
nErWEEN HOLLYWOOD AND
KIItgfANH


IbrWEEN HOLLYWOOD AND
KIRKLAND
8 acres all we'll improved 10 on
good road. family orchard. l-room
house. good barn. garage and
other outbuiidlngn This la good
soil There ia good we'll with
blk windmill Property IL w good
district You can live here and
work ~ this city. This ~ one ~
the best buys We have. Price
$1,000, 400 cash.
THE DOUGLAS 60.
32f Lrnry Bldg. Main 1850.
JUST NORTH on THE CITY
LIMITS
: acres; all improved; O. bearing
fruit trees. some small fruit good
f-room house with basement. barn.
chicken house. garage and other
putbuildinRn Half OF this IN good
bottom land. has cement we'll
Here b. your chance for something
good. close IN. Price $500.
$1,000 cash.
THE DOUGLAS 60.
s2f bcnry HldR. Main $3.50.
8 ACRES ALDER LOAN SOIL
CLOSE IN. NORTH
only seven miles north Of the city.
close 10 beautiful Lake BallingeT,
handy 90 interurbBn; acres 81
rich. level loan soil. free from
rock. The ideal place for your
little home. n only takes a few
dollars 10 start. balance easy
monthly payments. Price for :
acres. f75D. 400 cash
J. VAN ARSDALE a co.
Main -. 1919 Third Ave.
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WOMAN GUILTY
OF HANGING DOG
Fined $40 and Cost in I,,d,.
Drinkers Court

Finding her guilty Of b.,...-
"a dog from the balcony a
apartment nj 1909 Terri
Judge Oils Brinlser fined W.
Sadie Hanson $40 and o,as.',
her to pay the costs Of ~,
that lasted more than two 49,
In his court Friday.
Mrs. Hanson said the dov =.
mittcd suicide. Attic no wI,,..
for the state were able TO ssv !.
had actually seen the animal -,
Judge Brinker said he consldeys~ \
circumstance related jus,lfI.d =
finding Arn Hanson guilty y
The dog was POObah, an Al,....
He had chased Mrs. Hanson,. =
thru her apartment and finail,, !.
ed II on October 2. While ~. -
crying over the body Of her A. y.
pet. testimony showed. a NJ, =
brecht brought the Aircdale 10 ".
lannon's apartment. ~
Miss Ella Smith. 1910 g,exa,, !.
called ns a witness for the ass..
proved the most important w..
forsthe state. She was In Nr. -
sons apartment when the Do, q.
brought In. -
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Is ron saLE-u,EAL ESTATE

WOODLAND PARK HOME
Price $1,000
Easy terms
Modern home. near eptrance 70
Woodland park; good sized llylns
and dining rooms, cabinet kitch'h'
large light bedrooms. den. sleep
ing porch, large basement, mag
ninccnt view.
pHfNNEY RIDGE BUNGALOW
Price $500
Terms
Beautiful. modern, up-to-date nvs-
room, close Co. rhinney ear; oak
ftoors, fireplace, breakfast nook.
cabinet kitchen. built-in features.
eemcn, basement. garage. less
than one year old and bargain at
the price.
EABTLAKE DISTRICT
Price 1890
1850 down
Pretty little f-Toom bungalow win
oak floors break fast nook. cement
basement. laundry trays. garage,
etc. price includes range thht
cost ti75 few months ago.
NORTH END BUNGALOW
Price $500
Easy terms
An attractive. well butt bunRhloWi
combination living ana dining
room. cabinet kitchen. 2 bedrooms
with bath and hall between. close
TO Phinncy car.
BuRwETL & MORFORD
Main a6b6 bTb Coiman Bldg
Evenings phone Kenwood 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Walker C.. Smith
Will Not Be Tried

Charges Of criminal ansrctr,
brought against Walker c. sniil
by Prosecuting Attorney Fred {.
Brown for alleged advocation 4
overthrow Of the government On.
ing the February general sriks
were dismissed In Justice 0th v.
Drinkers court Friday. Smith b
proprietor OF the Equity Printing
Co.. 1910 Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

WHY PAY RENT IN TOWN
When you can buy g acres, close 20
the ifitEMERTON NAVY YARDS.
whore they work the year around.
with 30 days vacation on fun pay
every year. Live on this land.
save rent and fuel bills. raise gar
den. fruit and poultry, keep
COW. and live like A KING.
; Acres 1900. $50 Cash. 80 Month.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
ei7 Third Ave. Elliott ~.
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LAND SEEKERS

LAND SEEKERs-Are you looking
for 10 or 2g-acre tract 81 good
landg III 30. We have an attractive
proposition whereby you can puT-
chase cleared land al an extremely
low price. For particulars call
and see US.
REALTY. INC.
fi2 New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

wANTEp-woMEv TO SLICE AP-.
pies for canning. Bring cap ana
apron to National Fruit Canning
Co. at 1870 w. Spokane ave. Take
Faunrlesoys sGateweod ~ Akt car.
get off at Riverside. Phone West
To3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

VOTING WOMEN OF GOOD MORAL
chacater TO train as nurses In the
Seattle City hospital. Fourth ave.
and Yesier Way. Only those hav-
ing completed at least one year OF
high school are eligible This
hospital offers the best field for
emergency training In the city
and combines with all other
branches OF a nurses training.
Glasses are now being formed and
several vacancies must be filled.
money allowance N given while
in training. Apply in person to
Miss Loomis. City Hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

ss.soo--iToo cash. SIS monthly. Very
attractive b-room modern
features, Including breakfast
nook. bookcases. etc: two
bedrooms with combination
sleeping porch. cement base
ment. fine bathroom. built
two years ago. before high
prices: loO t.xi0z 20 alley:
city light, water and gas
convenient TO Rainier ave.
car. To sec this Sunday.
phone Rainier ts7-J.
LOOK At Tnfs-fs no FAKE
One 7-room houae and bath. two
house. all on one lot. 90 by 1so.
walking distance 20 shipyard.
Price u only 1880; faso cash VIII
handle a.
Broom house: lots 81 fruit. lot 80
by 1905. only 5000: $3.50 cash.
: acres OF land. all in cultivation:
~ minutes 20 city. good house ;
lots OF fruit. small payment good
terms
I acre. s-room house: only 5000 $50
cash. balance easy.
Don't pay rent but look at these
places today.
bzi hallway Exchange building.
s-Re.oM HOUSE AND ACRES OF
improved land. at Pleasant Beach,
near wharf. beach. store. school
and electric light line: sanitary
well and pure water. house piped /.
buiit-iu features: best location on
island. good boat service. $4,000
u taken soon. Terms
2i2 Trust a Saving Bldg
Itfeuertgp Owner
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ACREAGE

TWO HOUSES. FURNISHED
STOCK: ALL IMPROVED
Owner OF this property compelled to
go East. Will sell everything ex-
cept personal belongings. $50
White Leghorns. good COW. 3
pigs. turkeys, etc; acres; all
cleared. 5000 worth OF berries
alone sold from this place this
year: some bearing fruit trees;
splendid stream thru place: gaso-
line engine and tank; water piped
to house. Priced for Immediate
sale. s2,3Tb; terms arranged Take
East Madison car and county ferry
to Kirkland and inquire for r. w
Sucking at blick bungalow office
at end OF ferry dock
GOOD PROPER TY, CLOSE TO
Bremerton. 10 acre berry and
fruit ranch: 6-room house. and
10 acres finest water front. with
tide lands. Houses and rooms for
rent. Write or see owner NJ.
Mell<er Waterman. Wash.
40 ACRES, $1,000
This is n worth while sale OF the
Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands. 800
cash and $40 per month. Send for
free particulars, or see me.
II. G. PETERS ZIG Third Ave.
81. 600--b ACRES Ar OLALLA; 100
pullets, lay next month; 40 hens.
furnished s-room house: berries
and fruit. St.1O0 cash gives you
Immediate possession. Call 1862
Empire BldA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

l WILL BUY
Liberty and Victory Bonds, Title
Trust Pan Motor. Alaska Pet.
WILL SELL
10 Scan. Am. Bank. Tacoma $4,000
1000 Cushing CARRIER oil -. Market
1000 Forks OIL .,..........Ma Market
2000 Trojan oil. Calf ......So .lf y
1 600 Seuuim oil .,.. 10
$50 Deep Sea Salvage. ... 200
100 Wicks Tire a Rubber. Special
G. j, STEEPLE
lis Cherry ST. Main $500
LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS
Net Prices Paid.
9Th sE%. ::............. ssss
Victory 4Aco .........t0O.a0
WAR SAYINGS STAMPS BOUGHT
BOND RECEIPTS BOUGHT
si5 Loans on $50 Bond. 30c Per Mo.
Open Saturdays until y. NJ.
G. u. MccONAHE a co.
9i7 American Bank Bldg.
Main 4SS6. Second and Madison.
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS AT
small discount: also partial pay
ment receipts and w. S. Stamps
2oi Haight Bldg.
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LOGGED-OFF LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING Lo-
cation. low price and easy terms
of sale of logged-off lands offered
to settlers In Western Washington.
wEYERHEAUSER TIMBER co.
TACOMA WASHINGTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Tn .l!l!I:l., MI Z Z. q. LION !,.,oA

THREE MINUTES FROM
INTEKuHBAN STATION
acres OF the very best Of bottom
land. ~ we'll improved; good
creek thru place. Property IL To-
Gated on main highway. Broom
house. new barn. small chicken
house. IL you want some good
soil. In good location. here IL
your chance. No better anywhere.
Price t2.700. 200 cash.
THE DOUGLAS co.
52t Leary Bldg Main $3.50.
TWO BLOCKS FROM iSTERURBAS
CAR LINE
acres. NIL improved. &c fruit trees;
good broom house. garage and
other outbuildingHs has good well
This property ~ on the main high
way. and In a good district Close
to store. &c car fare. This u a
good buy. Come and see us. We
VIII show you the property. Price
J.20O. $1,000 cash.
THE DOUGLAS co.
-fa I.eafy EidE Main 1ttu.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds. War Savings Stamps.
Alaska Petroleum a Coal
Petroleum Producers Corporation.
! WILL SELL
100 Texas Marion Oil .....s1.00
II Hallet Bolterup ......1o.0o
25 Wicks Tire 4 Rubber. Special
200 Universal High Power =. so
100 Pacific Electric Welder.. go
il6 Beacon Coal ............ so
5000 Harvey Campbell 1000. .06
1000 Cody Burglar Alarm 80. .22 y
200 Ballard Oil ............ .15
1000 Seauim oil ....... 10
so Merchants Who'll. Groc'y 1850
$500 Wyoming Pacific OIL. rs
1000 Red Monarch Cons. ... .0s
MAX WIN<LER
214 Union st. Elliott S5c.
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wANTED-woMEN TO SLICE AP-
pies for canning. Bring cap and
apron 10 National Fruit Canning
Co. at 1870 w. Spokane ave. Take
Fauntieroy. Gatewood or AikI car.
ret off at Riverside. Phone West
roo.
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PHtNNEY BUNGALOW
~, 500-~f room modern bungalow;
large living room with behmed
ceiling and fireplace. pancied
dining room. NIFTY little home,
$1,000 cash. f2s per month. AZ
18TH. Take phinney car. Phone
Ballard i235.
OwNER--SEW MODERN GROOM
bungalow. combination living and
dining room two large bedrooms.
best plumbing and lighting fiK-
lures. basement: large porch. near
car Terms Daily Index. 80 Coz
iumbia a..
GROOM HOUSE. BRAND NEW AND
modern. lot 37s xii0. for less than
" cost t2.Tbs. $500 cash. balance
easy monthly payments. H. A.
Goodfcllow. 3ei Railway E1-
change.
ACRES. Is MINUTES RIDE FROM
center OF Seattle for $1,000; $3.50
cash. balance In 10 years This Is
the only tract at this price In this
noiRhborhood aud one acre of u
~ practically cleared. III. a. Good
fellow. 50i Railway Exchange.
III VALUE COUNTS. SEE sly HOME
OF rooms and bath. s2,abO. on
terms ek0s Eighth ave. y. y.
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CARPENTERS WANTED
To build my unit houses In West Sc
attic on contract, in part payment
for a place OF their own. Here In a
chance TO become home owner In
Seattle without cash.
II. &. PETERS. 71e Third Ave.
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SASH AND DOORS
o. n. WILLIAMS co
1898 First Ave. g.. SEATTLE.
GOLD SEAL PAINT
WE GUARANTEE THIS PAINT
Will STAND THE PURE
PAINT TESTS or ANY STATE
Protect your buildings and save
money at our prices
Inside and outside white. In s.
gal cans. per gal s...... Sis
In f-gai cans. rer gal .s.... Is
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL BRAND
t-piy. per, square ......s.... Sass
S-ply. per square ..s........ ATS
1-piy. per square .......... $50
our large illustrated catalogue.
showing full line Of building ma
terial. FREQ on request
o. n. WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1893.
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20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
wOODY'S WEST SEATTLE
BARGAINS

1000. on easy terms. buys a swell
little t-r0ofn cottage and a big.
fine. level lot not far from the
high school. 400 range. all con-
nscted up. and a good heating
stove 60 with this.
fs.sk0 buys either OF two dandy
nearly new modern bungalows.
both In very choice location.
Easy tVms-
s. r. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle
West 13t
HE SELLS 1T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-12
REPORT TRANSFER
OF RELIEF FUND
More Than $1,000 of "War
Chest" Money Goes to
Welfare Association.

More than $1,000 has been trans
ferre5 tn the re,eIy orrsnfze5 Vel
900. 5t-....... "a
rare 1''l ''0'' - ''
the - alrlolic anu CIVIC i'eiieA ui'"
association known as the War
Chest together with the accounts.
..oo-4- .r5 ,r,.i5 .rbscrintiore ~
that orsanizatio
IN the aDseh't "l 'le pl's'oe'1
Rev John cavanaush. A. X Frs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-12
WOOD SALE.

SATURDAY. DEC. ID. T.. VI.
one mile south OF Lakeville on
south side OF Clenny farm. About
500 cords best second growth. cut
l6 inches
a. VI. KIRkLEY.
5542-13.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

.vh0 Was set down in tLl uro=ram as
rid Mccoy.
Young Selby watched The play
with Ereathless interest and the
villain or tire me fnf raTs-a 20 uu-
pcaled to his youthful fmaEiua-
tion that he determine 20 emu
late the exploits Of that civlous
character. The next d1T he told
name was hId McCOg. and the
younEs1erS. having respect for
sclby-s nrowess with his fists'
rrsinfed his desire
So KID mccoy was born. and RE
name has stuck through all his busy
career as a pugilist. vine agent. al-o-
mobile dealer. hotel keeper and the
score or more other pursuits the Kid
has followed. Although he IS now in
IS f6rh year. having really been born
iu 1873 SelbT came back about
seven years ago and DID more than
make good in the ring il Paris.
Mccoy ran away from home Snort
iy after he had adopted the name Of
the meiodrama villain and ever since
he has been continually on the move.
He has usually had the monev where
with 20 crafty his desire 60 rove. but
.u his ro--h there We-- rmes when
ne had 20 ride the freights and was
probably referred 10 rs hobo by
such persons as he appealed 10 for q
handour lie had been given falr
education By his parents. who want
Ell him TO BECOME a minister nl the
Gospel. and in his wanderin-s over
the earth he has acquired all the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
SPORTOGRAPHY b -G1a92.

THE field boxes. which have been
l in front Of the Fenway Park. Bos-
ton, grandstand since the worlds
series OF 1912, have been removed.
This allows considerably more space
FOR the catchers TO chase foul flies
Cincinnati fans are predicting tina,
Ray Fisher, opposing National league
20 games. Pat Moran says that Fish
wiz be worked on an average Of twice
a week
HAS Cd INFIELD.
Connie Mack has a fast infield in
Burns. DuEan. Shannon and Thomas.
with Grover TO fiji in Il any Of the
regulars ara injured.
KID M-COY aBORN- -
YEARS AGO TODAY
Kid Mccoy. who sue eeded Bob
Fitzsimmous as middleWeignr cham
pion OF the world was born 90 years
ago today. 1t was on the niEht of
Nay Is, 1887. that melodrana
was produced by barnsto~n-
ing company n the "opery house OF
the little city OF Rushville. Ind, and
among those present was a u year
old lad named Norman Seiby. the son
of a country merchant one Of the
principal characters in the play was
a bold. bad man. a hiChWavman or
train roboer or something like that.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
SUDENBERGNAF
Be BLACK mask
1t. Ted Rothermupd Hears
Report That Sets In
strucfor Thinking.

Lieut Ted Rothermund- seventh
cavalry boxing promoter. is authority
for the statement that thera is talk
at Fort Bliss that Johnny sndenberg
is the unknown boxer whom The mem
bers OF the "Y'' boxing class have ar
ranged 20 run in on the boxing in
structor Emiz saturday night when
the boxing teacher is billed TO meet
six boxers on the same night
May BE Joking.
y don't know whether the boys
were Joking or not, states Lieut..
Rothermund, but there is report
that Sudenberg is the 'B-tck Mask
Asked what he VIII do N case ir is
Sudsnbur- who appears as the BLACK
Mask Instructor Emik said Ivy ell,
Of course I have seen Johnny in action
several times and am acquainted Wei
enough with the general outlines OF
his physique that 7 would know him
even n he had on q mask don't
want him 10 Gleason me. bor safety
first think I VIII have q rope sus-
pended from the ceiling OF the gym
down into ny corner Of the ring II
its Sudenburg who crawls through
the rope 20 and roost on the chan
delier or some other convenient perch
Up there until Johnny goes home
Does Not believe 1t.
4 ANNAA NAAasH = the 1AaaaA
mask is Suoenbulg- IL was agreed
that the boxer must be q member OF
the Y. ~ @. A. and I don't think
Johnnie is a member. It might be
that the members OF the class have
induced him TO Join. # that IS true
the fans VIII see a handicap race up
a rope and I think I VIII lead by a
good margin"
sailor Phil Coykendall. the El Paso
yEelter who created a sensation at the
W gym last Monday night by the
way he handled some OF the boxers
working out for SATURDAY nights
bouts, viii appear on Saturday nights
card against sailor Battling" Brown
Brown, u0o. IS something OF a seusa-
ton. having sprung a surprise Tues
day night By the way he handed out
several hundred gloves 10 Riveter
Casey.
Fans who are acquainted with
Casey's rig conduct know that he is
not what you would call a parIor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

polish Of man Of the world TAN
slender and graceful. with pleasing
couurenan. O. the Kid when clall On
e-eninr dress looks the thoroug1
Gentleman and bears no resemblance
10 the conventional type Of pugillsr
lie IS now said 70 be living IN villa
AZ Nice. I'm southern France and has
acquired the French language Mc-oE
tons and has even written poetry,
some Of which las been good enough
10 PASS muster with the magazine
editors
TODAY IN pa GrLIsTTC ANNALS.
1ss2-1oe Colurn defeated Mike
lIcCoole in SO rounds az Charleston.
Maryland
1893 - Billy Parke knocked out
Hugo Kelly IN the first round AZ
C0ima.
Ig09-Tulie Lewis defeated Soldier
Cooke IN seven rounds az Paris
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
On The Screen OF Sport

lilI ol n I'm -
BASEBALL has taken on a boom
II which is the most astonishing de-
velopment OF the year. Attendance.
beth major and minor. is exceeding
the most optimistic predictions.
Where, a month ago. no one seemed
Interested in baseball and the club
owners were trimming down ex-
penses to the bone and preparing for
a hard year, there now is the biggest
boom the game ever has known.
seek Recreation.
Partly this is because OF the war
WEAKNESS Of the people who are seek
ing recreation in every form Partly
too it is due 10 the opening Of Sunday
baseball in the New York district
sunday baseball in New York is. a
tremendous direct source Of income
but We, as fans, are not greatly con-
cerued in the business end OF the
game. The thing that makes Il int q
estinE is that the first SUNDAY game
in New York created thousands Of
new fans There is ten times as much
talk OF baseball and almost double the
Qaliy attendance as there was the
week before the Sunday law became
effective.
A couple Of months ago almost any
one could have bought the Brooklyn
club for half what &c was deemed
worth before the war Now 10 is a
gold mine. and Col Ebberts. VINO has
almost gone on the financial shoals
carrying the team. stands to pull out
and make q fortune. Further than
that he is ready TO pay real money for
ban players and is after the champ
i0nship. The New York clubs viii
reap a golden harvest this year and
VIII be on velvet in a month. One real
good Sunday in New York is enough
TO rs-estabIish the financial fortunes
OF several hard pressed clubs II may
sound upsQortsmanlilz to discuss fl
nance IN connection with the game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

boxer. Yet when Casey and Brown
finished the evenings training the
Rfveter had 10 or IL beauty spots
scattered about where Brown had
landed. one Of them being a decorated
eve. The two sailor boys are each
in the finest kind of trim, each hav-
ing been dismissed from the service
but a few days. Zach is winner OF
bouts in service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Boston. Mass, Nay l5.-ManaEer
Branch Hickey OF the St Louis Ne
tional league club. announced We'd
nesdsy night that he bought John
Lavan. an infielder, from the Wash
ington club Of the American league.
Lavan. who has been in service, VIII
join the Cardinals in St Louis Nay 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Seventh Cavalry
Team Is Victor

lieut.. Ted" Rothermund's Temp
kins Terriers, OF the Seventh cavalry.
won a cleancut victory from the re-
mount depot team Wednesday after
noon By the score Of s TO 9. Coombs,
StriEeout hurler OF the rem0unt team.
was touched for timely bingles by the
Terriers who have been strengthened
considerably Of late. sunday after
noon the Terriers win meet the
Ei ghth engineers in the first game OF
the Army and City league matinee
program.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
PATH INF ANTRY
To MEET 10Th
Baseball Clubs of the Rival
Regiments VIII Clash
Saturday and Sunday.

Nogales. ARK, Nay 15.-Can the
baseball winning streak of the 25th
infantry be broken2
The gath infantry win journey from
Columbus. n. H.. and cross hats with
the 25th infantry next Saturday and
Sunday. May II and IS at the 25th In
fantry athletic field.
out Of over so games Of baseball
played. states sergt Howard, The
25th nine have won over CO." during
that period we played professionals,
semi-profeszionals. college teams, and
teams composed Of All branches Of the
United states service. by name ~Au
Army We won the championship Of
the Hawaiian Islands for five straight
years
Net Many Times
In an interview with Sergc Howard.
he said. I'm athletic events these two
regiments have met and couteuded FOR
honors several times, the last time be-
ing October IS, 1915. in the city OF
Honolulu Hawaii Now the citlzens
OF Nogales viii have an opportunity TO
see BAN teams of the only Two uegro
regiments of infantry clash in the ma
tfona1 game. The people Of Honolulu
turned out in masses TO see the game
mentioned above 4laJ. Easton and
Sergt. Howard are making prepare
tons for the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Buv Biz at $1,000. C.. Dues.
licensed Brcl-cr-iiotel Savor.-Adr-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-27
AUTO HIGHWAY
BOOSTERS after
RAILROAD LAND
Action Taken at Kearney
Meeting Looking to Acquir-
ing Portion of Union Pa
Cific Right-of-Way.

Kearney, Neb., May 26.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The most important matter
under consideration at the Lincoln
Highway meeting Saturday was
that of obtaining federal and state
aid for the road by condemnation
procedure that part of the road
which lies within the Union Pacific
right of-way.
More than half of the entire Lin
coin highway mileage in Nebraska
209A miles, lies inside this right-of-
way, and Senator Hoagland stated
that under the Norris act the pro-
cedure of obtaining the land for
road purposes by condemnation
would be possible. Since this
would involve lengthy legal fight,
he advised that the matter be taken
up with representatives of the rail
road and "gentlemar's agreement
reached, if possible. A resolution
that the boards of supervisors OF
the counties represented start con-
demnation proceedings against the
railroad to recover the outer &c feet
of the outer 100 feet of the Union
Pacific right-of-way for road pur-
poses was adopted.
w. H. LOOMS, who represented
the Union Pacific at the meeting,
made no comments on the matter.
Observation-Disclosures and under