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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Fast Games
Billed for
Star League
Tailored Ready Meets WaIla
WalIa Junior Squad; 9th
er Tits Scheduled

Some fast gnmes are billed for Tho
Star Junior diamond league Sunday
when the second series OF Tits OF tho
season will be played. The best game
of the day should be the Tailored
Ready. Waiia Walia Junior arso
ment at Walla WaIla field. The Tai
ored Ready squad copped the city
title last season. and walked off with
their first game Of the season when
they defeated the Columbia siickers.
10 20 4. lest Sunday.
The WaIla Waila team n one ~
the real contsnders for the title and
showed It's Glars Sunday when u
AK Juniors bowed before the Wa
walla attack. i2 10 5.
Another fnst game should be IN
order when the Columbia Slickers en-
terrain the Ald Juniors at Colun-
bIa field. The loser Of this game will
Just about be out Of the running.
Both teams dropped close genes
Sunday.
All Of the teams viii have been IN
action after Sundays games. The
Seattle Boya' club meets the Inter
bay Juniors al Mercer field. George
town Merchants swing into action
against the Rainier Heights squad at
South Park and the Diamond Aces
Journey 20 Woodland park 10 play
the Spartan Athletic club. The MI
Baker Juniors migrate 20 South Sc
attic. Shere they play the South So
attic Merchants.
The Rainier Valley Junior-Bailard
Beaver tilt. postponed last Sunday.
will be played at Adams field in Bal
lard this coming Sunday at 10 y. m.
The City Cubs will open their sea-
son against the Shamrock Athletic
club at Woodland park
The managers OF The star league
teams don't want 10 forget 10 attend
tho meeting to be held at The Star
office tomorrow nigh at 3 o'clock.
Election Of a new set Of officers and
other business viii be up for discus
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
BEAVERS LAND SCHALLER
AT PRICE OF WIFE'S HAT

In these days % 800 COO ball play.
era It's interesting To find Just how
chsaply good bali player can be
bought rhs story of Blff schaiisr
OF the Portland Beavers ID . coed
example OF tho ups and downs
which may determine. The varying
value OF n player at different times
tn his career.
After be had played i, years with
the San Franchise Seals, Schalisr
found himself out Of condition the
middle OF last season. Ills batting
siumped 10 such a dcgrw. that hr
was given bis unconditional release.
lie was approached by the Seattle
club. uhsn In need OF good players.
and asked his price 10 sign q con.
tract schaIier told the local mcxuis
that he would sign a contract for
500 plus the prion OF a new hat for
his wffe.
The figure was acceptable 10 the
Seattle club. Schafirr va. given IN.
500 bonus. and tho contract signed.
In a few days a hill for ii5.is for
Mrs. schaiier's n.r hat was Pre-.
Hrn,ed to the Seattle manager and
paid
schaiier dis not inpruv, IN his
physical condition ana his batting
continued 20 be weak. tho h. had
been consistent 800 hitter up until
the time OF his downfall In deal
cooked up between the Seattle club
and the Portland club. then In the
thrucs Of reorganization. SchHiier
was requested by the beavers. when
asked his price for schailcr. the Sc
attic manager aid he would scil the
outfielder for the same price which
had been paid schaiier for signing
a contract.
The deal went thru and q few
weeks later a bin was sent to the
Portland club for SchaIier'H release
a.. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
SLIM stIIEE

The pitching philosophy Of slim
saliee makes Il a iitile easier 10 un
derrtand how he has held up for I;
years and In Sun one " tho greatest
figures In baseball. lie Doesn't worr,
off the field. and when he 10 ptehinf
he delivers with this mental angle.
- never Try 10 pat the hall past
the t,aiteS. want him 4. HIT Esrry
batter has hs. weakness. and the
uttehrr'. cue !. never 10 feed him the
hina ~ hall ~ vsnt.- a. soon -
you have ths- swinxirx yeu have
tb~sn beaL When I'm pitching !
dent care how many m~n get 10
flr~t. " tive mcp hit safely In enc
inning. . take comfort from the fact
thai In same eth~s inniag No one VII
hit safely. N thsy score on me !
dss't sd orrlted. No pitcher can
rite .hnt-eaf hall all the time. And
u don't take any more ~ffart 20 put
the bah ever the plate than TO miss
u hy . feot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
PREP LEAGUE
BALL TEAMS
MEET TODAY

West Seattle. Lincoln and Broad
Vxy, tied for the lead In the high
ochcoi baseball race with four wins
end one defeat each. start the sec
end half Of the season each facing
; second division team today.
Eincoin has a tough assignment
however In Franklin. The tilt is
billed for Woodland park. Linoosn
Just did beat the Mt. Baker school
pine In the first start OF the season.
Broadway win journey to Ballard
% play the Beavers The Tigers
should have no trouble beating the
Eorthendcrs.
In the other game OF the day the
Queen Anne squad win visit West
Seattle. The Indians didn't LOOK any
700 good against Lincoln last week
and win have 10 show n brace in
form IL they want to keep In the
race for The city honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Excuses Won't Win Ball
Games; Siwashes Must Do
Some Real Ball Playing
Hartford Isn't Playing Coast League Baseball; kopp
Isn't Hitting; Change in Batting Order Might Help;
Baldwin and Woers In Fold Soon; Let's Climb
Out OF the Cellar Pronto
BY LEO II. LASSEN

An the excuses in the world won't win any pah gaimes
for the Seattle Swashes in the Coast league race The
team starts the Portland series today lodged In the base
ent The club has but four out OF IL starts on Inc
Nome lot during the past two weeks Something must be
done to brace the gang up before fa into the ru tha
featured the standing of the Siwashes last year ,
The club been hit hard by INJURIES Jack Adams the
regular catcher and Harry VOTERS regular r1ghteder
being knocked Of the lineup with bum legs ohrer has
been doing fairly good work behind the plate and while he
hasn't done any hitting he has done well with the club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Shade Faces
DISADVANTAGE
in Arena Go
Gives Away Weight to GIL
Ium; Mccarthy Meets
Allie Mack

nfiiy Shade. tho California middle
weight. win go In tonights bout AT
the Arena facing the same disadvant
age that his opponents have had dur
ing tho past few weeks here. and
that in giving away woight He
meets Harry oiiium. tho salt Lake
boy. who will outweigh him some
IS or 20 pounds But shade 10 a
tough customer. and IA coming all
the time. oillnn doesn't hit hard
enough 10 make the difference count
for very much. II Gliium packed
a H. o. wailop. II might be bnd huri
mess for Shade 10 Eivr away much
weight. but Blily hits tho harder Of
the two. n anything,
Shade ~ one Of the most popular
ring men Of tho season here. because
he iS up and coming all o. the time,
Ills triumph OF the season featured
ono Of the recent smokers, when he
won over Johnny Grlfnths. the
Akron ~ci,or. In a fast fourround
bout
Wa Known Hcr~
Ciilum has fought IN Seattle often
enough for the fans 10 know that he
In an experienced man In the ring
He's n big Ramo worker. and should
give Shade all tho mixing he wants
Charley Mccarthy, who mixed with
Eddie shannon az the Las, smoker
10 draw verdict, Wi 70 on with
Allie Mack. of New York. In the
other bout on the cnFd. Unless Mack
shows a 10, more than he did In Ia.
coma. when aehumann handed him
iacinE recently, Mccarthy should
beat him.
Mack didn't DO anything IN Ia.
coma and his future hhovfngr IN the
Northwest depends largely upon his
work tonight. because he was fixzle
In the up Sound city. Mccarthy IL
a ruEFed customer. with a deceptive
left hand. II should be a good mill.
II Mack docs any work Of all.
MapseIi Va. Edward.
Danny Edwards. the little colored
miller. will meet Harry Manneii. tho
English bantam. IN the third bout
on the card. Manscil was nearly
Ernt 10 sleep by Edwards the last
time they met. but Harry says he
was but,ed In the cy.. and II hand.
capped him.
Al We can say now In that Harry
wants 70 keep his chin covered UP
better tonight. or he may take tho
entire count No one argues with
the fac, That Harry Ia willing
worker
Louis Leonard meets Charley For.
dan and preliminary completes the
card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
STRIKES OFT "a

Piling up 10 strikeouts. Clarence
smith hurled the Steel Works TO a
% win over the Asahis. at Wood
lAnd park, Sunday. The Steel Work.
srs have lined up a strong aggrega.
uon and are open to meet any team
y this section. They're playing
their home games at the Hiawatha
playficld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
KENNY LEONARD

Perhaps Benny Leonard wasn't az
actly a beau brummel when he broke
into the boxing game, altho they Do
say such things about the light
weight champion now. The champion
tells how he broke a window TO get
into Billy Glbson's arena in New
York and got Job.
In 1919 I used to hang around
the old Fsirmcnt Athletic club In
New Ysyk city. which wss thsn man
sEed BY Biiiy Gibson. We Kids wcnid
bon In his ring darins the week snd
on fight niGhss sn~~k In ~ the arena
remsmi,~v enc night when ~e broke
in Gih~co caught me. He asked me
Why I hrcks the window. ! told him
wanted "a fight Ne put me on.
got - fsv n. Tho money VISA spsut
fcv hot dogs Immediately after the
show"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
TOMMY LONG

A. n rule. the younsHter Ia not s'is'
ccptlbie 10 hia own greenneBs in base
bail and In ever ready 10 show his
wares before some big league man
aver. Tommy Long Joined the Louis
vile club at tho beginning OF last
season. and performed 80 well that
the scouts began bidding for that
Md southpaw" They are still bid.
ding. but Long wants 10 stay In the
minors another year. Here's his
logic:
last season was my firt real
year In baAsbaii. Ne our is more
alive Co my Ere~nnesa. TO my short
corninx~, Ia my lack Of polish, Than
D. N~ayi, anyone get trial
with the naIsrr, hut emily . romp para
tive few can sIeh. These who are
not ~ cant survive, ! don't want 10
20 up until ! feel sure I eas stick.
and . know n will be much eas,ss
far mo 10 mai. good In 1871 than In
1870"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
WASHINGTON OVAL MEN
TO MEET OREGON HERE

Washington't track squad will
stage it's last dual meet Of tho sea
son here saturday, when the sun
Dodgers tRngle with Oregon at Den.
ny field The washington team that
win compete In tho California con
ference meet. next month. viii be-
chosen after Saturdays session, &C.
corling to Coach Edmunson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04

Portland manager.
"Oh. thscs for scharfer's wifc'a
n~w hat" was me anawer. Tho bile
was paid. and Portland secured fer
tiib.ss ons OK the bes, fielding and
hardest hitting outfscidsrs In the PA.
cific Coast league. Mecr~dis would
not cell Biff now for 10 times the
price he paid. There are several
other interesting parallels 20 Biff'a
ense In the big leagues. altho The
oase has usually been the other way
around where a manager has paid
an enormous price for player only
to find he has paid good money for
nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
BROWN BEATS FARREN

SAN FRANCISCO. May 4.--Youns
Brown. Of Los Angeles. defeated
frankie Farrcn In n fast scrap at
the armory here last night Farren
started like a winner. but his jolts
had little effect on the visitor who
came back In the second with an
avalanche OF blows and from then
on outpunched Farren. Willie Hume.
field won all the way from Eddie
Landon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
MILLER HuGGINs

Perhaps no manager ~ entirely
with his bah club, bui
Miller Higgins continues 10 main
tain an optimistic chatter about
his Yankees. The fact that the clui
took a little time In getting ia
batting eye doesn't worry him nnD
longer Huggine looks into th'
future with these remarks:
II never doubted the hitting
ability Of THE club. knew what
The individual players could do.
! don't think amy pitcher can
stop Ruth or MenscI from hit
ting once they get started. I'm
very much stuck on Meusei. He
stilI lacks experience and polish
In his fissding, but I'll bet he'll
be one Of the most tali,cd Of hit
tiers In the country this summer.
Some say he Ia n mark for curve
pitching. Don't you believe H.
That fellow IL likely 10 hit any.
thing. lie IL one Of those
natural hiitars with n perfect
swing. and you can no more
keep him from hitting than Cobb
from running"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
ONIcISP0RT TOWN

GRAND RAPIDs.--Bm Morriscy.
boxing promoter here, read an edl.
torial saying that Grand Rapids
had plenty OF boxing, but mono OF
the other arts. Blll promoted
Tetrazinni show. His profits were
t25. Hen stick 70 boxing from
now OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Al sITY,UBB

Accompanying tho Join, team os
track starr from oxford and Cam.
bridge II Trainer Al Sbrubb. He be.
iicv~- tina, Americans will spin some
good records at the oiympics nex,
August lie sizes up the situation
thus
10 duplicate hoe prevseps victories
The Yer has sid~Sf athletics In Amrr-
tca. and while " 10 rather early to
make s~ieettsns. Z look for . number
% record breaking performances In
which Americans VIII eceupy the
ie~ding role"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Americans Play Little Faster Baseball
Than Senior Major

more frequency than <hs National
lcagu. awatters.
To date the averages show;
American-Iackson Chicago. .teT:
Johnston. Cleveland. asa. y. Collins.
Chicago. AT; Weaver. Chicago.
.tos: Hendrix. Boston. .ssi.
Nationai--H orusily. st. Louis.
ATS; Rath. Cincinnati. .ssT. Ban.
croft Philadelphia. .se2. Oroh. Gin.
cinnau. .ssS. Daubcrt. Cincinnati.
$40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
GIVE I'M CREDIT

MILWAUKEE, year ago
Johnny Schoendorf was spinning
tops and playing marbles with the
kids In Milwaukee. Then he got
rough. He boxed in a prelim and
was knocked out In the first round.
But he's candidate for the
Olympic from the NJ. A. c. He's
persistent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
SCHMIDT READY

PITTSBURG. - Catcher Walter
Schmidt IL AN example OF n player
who didn't no South with ball
club and yet reports In fine shape.
Gibson didn't meet his demands
until recently. Schmidt says he'd
rather play hall than landlord over
his property in Modesto, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
TOOK DIPLOMACY

MILWAUKEE, Jack Pagan is
diplomat. Alec CASTOR. promising
catcher, had determined 10 retire
and take IN accounting. EaFan
had quiet little chat with Gas
ton. He then advanced some sal.
airy. CASTOR fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
PICKS ANOTHER

PORTLAND. - Walt McCredie.
chief trowel master Of the Portland
Beayers. makes speciality OF de.
veloping young backstops. Then
he sells 'em to the big time. Yves
Kingdom. is.yearoid Los Angeles
boy, Is his latest pupil wes LIS a
whiz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
EDDIE COLLINS

The new code Of pitching rules
IN destined 20 have an many inter
prctaiions as there are twirlerr
who use the "foolerE." Eddie Col
Inns. Of the Chicago White sox
thinks lie totes code book around
with him and has had many arwu
mentaiiyc sessions with bush league
umpircs this spring already. Collins
aayn
III would have been good
Idea N the American league had
sent an umpire 90 each training
camp n the National did. Then
we would have known weeks In
advance inst what interprets-
tipns the league president IL go
Ing 10 make ON zach new rule"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
SAM AG>EW

There II a pais Of youngsters here
on the Pacific coast who ought 20 be
in the big time. Al least. that Is
What Sam Agnew thinks about H.
They arr Hughey High and Tommy
Long. both with the champion Yer
non club. AEnew says:
Il always regarded nigh rs ono
Of the incest aii-roand players . ever
saw. The reason he isnt up tbere
now 10 that he 10 quiet fellow.
lie never says snything when hs gets
hifs make. n great catch. or when
he steals q haze and wins the game.
Player whs don't toot their own
harns have tough shedding In the ma
yars " they srenf great starr. Long
10 IN the minsr~ bersnse hr refused
10 sign ct Branch nirkcy's terms.
After he hzd hit $50 and piifered .
let ~ hoses he WAITED - SOC fer the
ssasoa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
JUST LIKE WINE

NEW YOHK.-Harry Vardon.
British golf champion. looms az
Walter Hagen's stiffcat opposition.
Vhrdon is 80 years old. His years
upsets the age limit theory In the
scottigh game. Like wine. the
Briton improves with age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
II. s. BEFORE X. q.

SAN ANTDNIO.--Kid Pancbo, Is
year-old Mexican. Is said to be
marvellous boxer. Promoters hnv.
tried In vain to sign him TO a con
tract. Pancho in smart Mexican.
He says he won't take a manager
until he finishes high school here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04

IN Tnn MAJORS
rss,srday's heraes-~rhe TgWess ThsT
500 a game and teal The Cleveland In
dlAas as an added feature, hrpfe 20 !.
TIE rhns rlcksd Arts Nehf we1ra~s
tseeas saeumseF. for ~ Rita and went
into tiFri place ~ eeAuag the "lansA
20 q
0ros~r Aiersnasr ara Hippo Naaser
,eok a rims each 81 tbs Reds and pashsi
the Nnranitss sut % tho lead NAuGhn
ava a 90 4. ard AiFs repealed. " o
bale Rath HtrHsk out tetce. ard iiffca
one ~ uhlch fiaa't hurt the Red spr =
Bis Ans the raahse- iost. 70 l.
craafs Williams upn ne nfih STRAIGHT
game. b~atiua fhr hfsHns- 90 !.
wiid pitch ~ the sauthpau siar seofea
the nte~ns sniy Fun.
washington fnanled thr~r Athiesle
pitchers Ana she ssrkmen lost, ~ %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
RI0svEs WINS

TULSA, Okla. May Jack
Reeves. San Francisco. hard hit.
ting middleweight. stopped Harry
Krohn. Akron. In the third round
Of scheduled ib.round bout here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
JAKE DArBERT

nig offers from industrial plan,
baseball teams have tempted some OF
the major league stars away this
year Jake panbcrt IL one who with,
stood the temptation. because. he
says, he wants 10 be- IN the real thing
and not In the sidcshow.
- firure thee factory teams .
pear proposition for . man still able
la stick IN the majors. When . uaaa
Joins . fastery team he sets cot Of
The pablo ey~. usatt~~ how epsd
player he is. iiat frw perrsns care
sssai him any more. ~ tobb might
tass fsstary team tsmarrvw, and
capt1nue playing wrii he rouid
faf tho Tiger. but he ~.uldnt be
TT fobh amp nsar~. Industrial piaats
may rival ~ven the u,sJeys In satsstc..
hut they will nsv~v rival any braneb
ef arEssisc~i baseball In r~~ai b@s~t-sii
opportunities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
PAT MORAN

The Reds have been put on the
grease by some Of the experts. who
claim they are. over-conadent Pat
Moran nailed the statement before II
got far. PaE says.
THE Reds aren't sye~-~cnfident
They realize that they Will have 10
fight hard for esery game, The Oh
ants. Dodgers. Cubs and Pirates Will p
not be easy, by any means, thu. sea-
son. and The He'lsskusw H. III make
no changes In the lineup. ser. Crane.
hehrrib~r and Corner are good en-
ira men. III use them now and
thru TO give the regulars rect.
lint can't afford TO take any
rhaorss."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
Home Run Smash
Beats Varsity Men

Cracking out two homo runs dur.
Ing the game. Hanloy, Washington
state third sanker. sent Washing.
toms diamond squad down 20 defeat
for the first time In two years at
Denny field yesterday. lie knocked
homer In the first inning. and. with
the score tide nj t-ali in the ninth,
he hammered the onion for another
circui; wallop. breaking up the party.
Tho teams were 20 play tho second
game OF Tho series today. at $40. AT
Yaonr.. ft.ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
COIJ.ECJANs BAR SPIT

2 MORGANTOWN. w. va.-fvcn
the college Mines nrc kissing tho
splitter" goodnight. The West Wiz.
ginia university team has ruled II
out Al Objectionable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04

r~~sIand hs.rt changed lie lin~ap
mach frpms the hir~d help thai rep
pVrru1ed the Eo<~ City last y~sr.
Tn. inftrtd " much the same. which
es~- sss che casff~id. rec e~feh-rs
nrw the same. the h'xr~-s chang.
WIN kAiiie- rei-sn. Darainx and
Ssnry sda~a To the staff.
kinney sprane.r. former seattle shtr-
yasd e&ii tes~sF, T. nov playirg The ser
end stalien for the vtsltcrs lie has been
piayinx eood BASEBALL. With Paddy sis
liRs member " ths beavers asaia,
Gprzpgsr may b moved % shor, and
p1Rifn stationed ~ second yeurE King
dcn. who nAs ecca PLAYING shervtop.
AN mai xlsssy has been shs~ins
oscrss Mslssi. rar csst~rns,asr Of the
Portland squad. VIII b. cut % the ranns
Dr. sone tin. Tie bfose finxsr Ia
batstnx practice before a game ia Port
ssRed- Oldham. pitching ere % the
FortkaSd tnaus. hasn't b~~a ssakinx
vWy ge~d record With the Detreit
ngsr - far - eff~<tfvsa~~s ss~-.
6s~v-r~ ne. . nisssy ss-sa pi,es-r
- NE rs&~< ieexu~ None 81 tho
nussD' ptf~hess have shown ssythinx.
lesanr1 vtnsiss III sirps game Of
~ s~assa fog the B>aral tribe yes-
opr1ny. after J~~aiaxs er~~ bad
onnasd - straight d~fs~xn.
sned- Bldwin. seafsls's rsw eatchsr.
= Gus. 10 arrive here before the week q
ovw.
- rruneeseo b Oft u . fins
1pnA n the CsArt circuit, and sr~ 81
hDwe this we~4. hrwtaslDg . s~sr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

GAME rms WEEK
Portland OF seattle
Sacramento 81 eait iaha
tsr- Angeles Of san FRANCHISE.
Oakland At Nsrnen.
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VIEW fpbh. Nay - W
neet"n .s.ssssstssss -....-.
view iefh sssrs#sr - tssfrrt
batteries Russell snd walters. Mes
ridE~ and Ruel
ST toruI Mar A. n ". n
NAicaf1 ..ss..sss.s.ss ~
~ Louis ..s.sssrss.ss 's.ss
BATTERIES G. Williams snd eehaik
ti1thor0H. Davis aas severed.
prrnofr. May a. ~ n. Y
tiefslshd .ssss.s. s..-- 1880
tNtreN stsssstsssss
listferf-~3 Moffpe. Nurehisan, Faeth
and . ~cili, i.eonafd and AinssnNh
wAsufSuros. NAY a. n ".
lthsdsinhtA .ssfstssssssrsss
" AAHtnEtnn srfHssstHsasaafn ~
HAttsftes Martin. HaatY. Hpmmsi aad
refs csurtnss. saydsr aad ficinieh
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
ANNOUNCEMENT
CANT LEWIS WIRELESS
Now nj sof Third Avenue
Larger saiesroem
u. s. ARMY
GOODS :

I've csriesds enamel ,wars. essktng
Utensils, etc Fine for Homo use 80
Camping. Dinner riaf~~. Baker, Flat
ter, ritehrs, Water Pals, Meat 6aws.
Cock Knives. Vegetable Knives. Forks,
etc
o. 4 Olive prse shirta All stree. good
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0ecrrs Nsisct sssr esntsrre,dsr az the
Portland sausd. VIII b. cut % the rans
Dr. sone tin. lie brose finxsr Ia
oatttrx prattics before a game Ia Port
laAA LAT Meek
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conditicn ........---..--. s1.s5 20 es.ce
U. 8. web Belts. ...--.-... Use
Heavy Wool Socks ..........- sc~
Reriruentai Cotton Socks. .sse
Cashmere Socks. ......-.......t doe 10 $50
Y, . shelter Halves, complete. $50
New White. Large wcoisn Blankets
et.ss-. .ss-.- ss...-s. ..--.-..-. -tSt9
Salmon Blanket. Wooi-nap. -. 81. %
y. s. RaincoaisL reclaimed. ........ $50
Y. y. Ponehos. reclaimed. ....-... $500
Heavy Auto or Captain Robes: brown.
blue and plaid -..~s.........-. 500
Ns~ Oold sedai Cots. .------..-.- $40
Canvas Giovee ............-... So
o. =. Wool Brceches. .ee-1o
q. :. Flags
u. a Navy Tents. sxs. i;-oz white
Government Duck ..............3 xo.oo
Tsrpauiins and flies $500 TO tis.0e
Gray Wool Yarn. per Ii. $3.50
Cotton Batting .....................s Soc
Sale Conducted by
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Seeftss we~s on shs road nsx, week so-
= two re<kr trip. tcrrneytnx 20 san
DrAnciseo and shsn Jumping 70 Los An
o<les. returning here NAY Is 70 open
o8airU the salt Lake Be~A