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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
TWO RUNS BY DOUGLAS
WIN FOR QUEEN ANNE

Two pretty runs around the wings
by Jesse Douglas. Queen Anne's
star right halfback. brought the hill
team hardearned win over West
Seattle at the local ball park Friday
by "a IL TO 6 count.
At tho start OF the fracas West
Seattle hammered Queen Annc's line
thru right tackle on a delayed split
buck play that completely baffled
the hin boys. Shager finally carried
the ball over In the second period
for the first touchdown.
Douglas dashed off a 40-yard run
In the same quarter for the tying
count. He Tailed the winning
touchdown by another long run In
the next session. All three goals
were missed.
Douglas was the big star for
Queen Anne, with Fraser at tackle.
playing the best for the losers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
NEITHER
TEAM HAS
TASTED
DEFEAT

Th.r-'s much at stake for The win.
ner Of ths Ballard Franklin prep
xrsdlron tussle which was scheduled
for the Coast league ball park this
p. m. The winner VIII stay In the
race for tho city title willis the ioser
viii Just about be out Of the CON.
rest,lon. In cAsa OF a tie Broad
way, ballard and Franklin viii be
evrn up.
Ballard 10 tho dark horre Of the
race so far having slipped Queen
Anne the short end Of a TO 0
count and having licked Lincoln
. TO o.
Franklin has come thru without
a defeat In two starts. defeating
ives, Seattle to o. and holding
Lincoln 10 q 10 o tie.
The ballard team has . good
strong line. but 10 handicapped on
the offensive. Their strongest bets
behind the line are Lowery and
Boyer at haifs. They have q good
kicker In Harrison. their right
tackle. but he won't have much on
Ivan Jones. tho Franklin booter.
HArrison's educated toe brought q
win over Lincoln with a so.yard
drop kick and he may be called up
on 10 try his skili today.
Ballard was TO take the field with
the same lineup that started against
Lincoln last week. but the Franklin
team has been slightly shifted for
todsy'E tiff.
The Franklin aggregation was 20
have taken the field with the follow
Ing lineup:
Wise. left end: Chute. icft Tickle:
s,eifei. ief, guard: Engle. center:
West. right guard: Stanley. right
tackle: speidei. right end; Jones.
quarterback. Muihcim, left half. Nc
ON. funback. and Knowles. right
half.
Ballard was TO have lined up as
fellows:
Nardins. ieft end: Erickson. left
tackle. Sullivan. left guard: Master.
son. center: Stevens. right guard:
Harrison. right tackle: waiby. right
end: Axe. quarter: Boyer. right half.
Lowery. left half. and Peel. fullback.
The game was set for gao. with
Tracey Strong as referee. and Butch
Boyle as umpire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

There are only two real big foot
haIl tits billed for football circles
East Of the Rocky Mountains today.
At Chicago the .University Of CHI
cago squad win play hosts TO Ohio
state. Both are undefea'ed 80 far
IN the fight for the big ten" title.
In the Far East Notre Dame and
the Army win clash in their annual
International battle at West Point
This game should be thriller.
The defeat OF Pennsylvania by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Everett high school football SUP
porters are indignant over the claims
q the University Of Washington
freshmen that the freshmen weren't
given . square deal at Everett re-
Gently when the Everett squad de-
fsased the University first year men.
n there has been n MEASUREMENT Of
facts on tho part Of the frosh there
should be an apology made TO tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
JOE COFFEY
BEATS
BAIRD

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. so.--Joe
Coffey added another victory to his
long string OF consecutive wins when
he took the decision from Earl Baird
OF Seattle. former army aviator. In
Dreamland ring here last night. A
whirlwlnd finish in the last stanza
influenced the referee In the local
lads favor.
Dave Shade got n draw with
frankie Farren In the scmi.windup.
but on clean punches Farren seemed
to have a slight edge.
Charley Moy OF San Jose, Cal,
won all the way from Willie Wise OF
Salt Lake city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Everett prep eleven. but II the frcah
insist on sticking 10 their tale that
the officiating was not square" In
the City Of smokestacks the matter
IN a dead Issue.
However. there should h~ an un.
derstandinx between tho two teams
because both the Everett team and
tho W. frosh sound have records
too clean for such charges ~ have
been rna4i0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

ford has no, been showing up very
strong In preliminary games and
Oregon viii enter tho fray a fsvori,e
TO win.
Washington rrid followers are
watching the results Of this game
closely. however. because Stanford
will play tho Purple and Gold team
herr next week and then Washing
ton plays Oregon az Eugene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
FIRST
STAR CAGE
MEETING
NOV. IL

Yrrst plans for The stars city
Basketball league will be laid at the
nrut organization meeting. TO be held
Al Tho star offlce November IL
This will mark the second r-ason
OF The stara City league. Tho cir
cult got under way for tho first time
las, year with 4: teams entered The
MaeDouEaii. southwich team copied
tho hlgh honors without losing a
game, and then wound up the ncason
by trounclnK Tacoma in the Puget
Sound title series.
Entry blanks will bc published In
The star. starting Monday. All sen
Tor basketball teams wanting to en-
tor the league should obtain one OF
then. blanks. fill Il out and send u
10 tho sporting editor Of The star
without delay.
Tho present outlook IN very bright
for an even more successful year
than IN. league enjoyed last season,
AZ tho present time tho following
trans arc b.lng counted on TO enter
tho race:
MaepouEan southwiek. Northern
fIfo Insurance Co. Piper a TAFT. Y
". G. A.. Knights OF Columbus.
Chaunc~y wright. Eikn. brewster CT
gar Co. University Community Five
and Queen Anne.
There are three firm. IN Seattle
that wish 60 enter teamn Managers
OF squads without financial backing
acsiring to pay In tho circui, should
get In touch Wit the sporting editor
OF The star Immediately. and y their
squads arc q. X. they will be lined
up soon
The season this year win get unSer
way the second week In pvcra'b~r,
40 us imperative. that teams should
start preliminary work soon
All OF IN. frs, esass teams that en-
ter the circuit wlii be taken care Of
~ TAR as franchises 81. No junior
teama should file. an II slows Up The
play II some Of tho teams are TOO
light
Tho rules Of the icasue WI b.
rome over al tho FIRST srraion. and
rouac proposed amendments undoubt-
edly will In made.
Tho sca@on win b. shorter than
last yrar and win x~s under way. mn
before stated. about tho second week
In December. The clubs viii 10 dS
v.sed into two sections by draw. and
tbcn each team will play each squad
In Tia own section twice. Ths win
nsfs will then In turn play = two out.
q three games series for the city
ute.
The winners Of the city title win
then take on tho city champions II
Tpcorna for tho Puget sound ho1oss.
and that team win then battle Tort
lands best for the Northwest crown.
The preliminary season should
wind Up about the FIRST Of February.
which will give all OF tho teams a
chance 10 tine M out Of town games
during the faw end Of the season.
There are no financial fees for III
ing a team. Each team must furnish
lts own outfit. including bask~,bails
Any players arc eligible under tho
present rules. but tn. regulations OF
the league strictly forbid any team
paying its players
Baskrtbal players ncw 10 Seattle.
who would like TO Join some team In
tho city. but who are strangers here.
should send In their names and adj.
dresscs TO The Star. A list OF such
names win be published In this do
partment from time 10 time. and they
may b placed with different squads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

here tina, they have a strong defense
and plenty OF fiKht. They arr no, a
brilliant bunch ot KriddcrS. hu, they
do fight. which counts for rnor than
hriliiAnce-
n the Oregon farmers. who have
already defeated Washington. can
register a win over the Californlans.
only Oregon will stand In their way
for the big Pasadena game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
Ballard VS.. Franklin in Big Prep Grid Mix
MAY HAVE
BOXING
in NEAR
FUTURE

Tho Seattle boxing commission
was due 10 go into session with the
Metropolitan Building Co. control.
iers OF IN. Crystal Pool In a final ef-
fort TO establish boxing again In Sc
attic.
There has been some slip about
dates. and the situation got into such
a ,angle that the building people de
cided 10 cancel all leases. but the
commission should be able 70
straighten out the trouble today.
In the meantime. two shows are
in store for the fans. The Eagles
will stage n smoker for members
only at their HAN. Friday. November
5. and the Elks win stage a show at
the Crystal Pool November .. for the
Seattle Boys club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
Few "Croocial" Tits in
Eastern Football Today

Virginia Military institute last week
takes some OF the kick out OF Penn's
struggle today with Penn State.
Oil Dobie's Cornell outfit tangies
with Rutgers and should win
Harvard plays Virginia, Princeton
tackles West Virginia and Yale plays
house with Colgate. The big three"
should win unless there Is an upset
some place.
Dartmouth tangics with Tufts In
the only other game Of prominence
in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Further down the Coast the Uni
versity OF Oregon win tangls with
stanford at Paio Alto In what should
he another real game. Al least II
win so far In testing the strength Of
both teams
Oregon has not had much Of
trxt this year outside OF the Idaho
enccuntcr. but they are said TO have
another powerful aggregation. stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
THREE BIG GRID
TUSSLES BILLED
FOR PACIFIC COAST
TO-DAY

MYTH Washngton's football team idle today. the
wv Montana Washington State fracas ut Pullman and
the O. A. C-Calforna struggle at Corvallis are holding
the center Of the Northwestern gridiron stage
showing of Montana with Pullman will be watched with
more than ordinary interest by Seattle fans nasmueh
as the Montanans handed the Washington eleven the
short end of the score here recently. The Grizzlies
have fast and powerful II they defeat Pullman
today they deserve real recognition when IL comes to
naming the Western that will face the Eastern
collegians at Pasadena in the big intesectiona game
New Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
O. A. c. Game First
Test for California

The q. A. C. battle viii mark the
first real struggle OF the year for
the California grsdders. The Golden
Bears are coming North with team
that has run up big scores on all OF
its opponents so far this season. hut
they should strike some real opposi'
ton when they NEE, the Aggics.
The Oregon farmers demonstrated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

WashinEton's football squad
should be At the height OF It's
strength for the season next Satur-
dny when the Purple and Gold
eleven Anries with Stanford. Re-
ports from the campus have u that
Ted Faux. crack end and captain Of
the squad. win be back In the lineup.
Young Norris. hard-hitting back.
and Tiny Miller. n guard candi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
Washington to Put Strong
Team in Field Next Week

date. viii he out
washinwson's main weakness this
year has been In tho line. The ends
hive been extremely weak because
Of the absence Of Faux.
The hackfisid has n wealth Of ma
terial 10 he constructed from. Norris.
Daley. Eckmann. Butler. Abei. VIII
son and Green making up the bent
OF the lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

The game will marx the opening
Of Washinxton's stadium. Both
Washington and Dartmouth have
won but a single game and dropped
two so far this season. True. both
teams have been handicapped by In
iuries and such. but rridiron fans
crave to see winners in action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
FIVE REJECT
LASKER PLAN

CHICAGO. Oct. so.--fsan Johnson
and five loyal American league
owners in conference here Friday,
decided to reject the proposal Of tho
other II major league club owners
for reorganization OF baseball under
the faaker plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
JACKSON STOPS
FITZSIMMONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.--Willle
jackson, the East Side lightweight.
has his eyes set on the lightweight
crown Of Benny Leonard today.
Jackson knocked out Eddie F-itz-
simmons last night In the tenth
round OF scheduled i5-round bout in
Madison Square Garden.
Tex Richard, promoter Of the Gar.
den, announced that Jackson and
Champion Benny Leonard would
meet for the title early In Decem.
brr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

NEW YORK. Oct so.--Hugh Jer-
nings. as future manager Of the
Giants. was predicted In baseball cir
cles here today following the an
nouncement the former manager Of
the Detroit Tigers had been signed q,
assistant manager Of the New You.
club. Jennings viii take the pia@
made vacant by the release q
Johnny Evers. who has taken ovek
the reins OF the Chicago Cubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
Historic HarvarCentre Go Reveals All American Choices
Seattle Baseball Situation Is Very Unsettled Now
"Ifs" and "Buts" Cloud Locals; Clyde Wares Quits

N y X u A X y so
m any IFS and
butts surrounding
Seattle'H Coast
league for next
season that it's
almost impossible
TO get much Of a
line on just what
IL what as far nH
the 1891 race IL
concerned from a
Seattle angie.
Clyde w ares.
manager 81 the
1891 team. has
laid q ow n the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
Big Game May Be
Big Fizzle

Unless the University OF Washing
ton shows n big reversal OF form
soon and plays some real football
and the same goes for Dartmouth.
Washington's opponents here In the
last game OF the season. that game
may Be an awful flzxie from a flnan-
ctal standpoint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

offense and with ia speed and fight
he made a big cog In the siwahh ma
chinery. He will be a hard man to
replace.
Brick" Eidred. In center field. Is
the only 'einch" az far ar an out.
field berth Is concerned. BIN Gun.
nipghan and Roxy Middleton are
pretty steady performers. but there ia
nothing outstanding In tho work Of
either. what Seattle needs Ia a real
sluggcr who bats from the left side
OF the plate. 10 measure some waiiops
over that right field wall Either
Middleton or Cunningham would take
care OF the other outfield berth. with
the other % do UTILITY work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
STRAND LOOKS
LIKE GUNiI.lt

PAUL Strand looked pretty good n;
the plate In his few games here. and
he has plenty Of speed. but he's green
as far aa regular play Is concerned.
He may deliver. however. lilo bears
watching.
Jack Adams and Red Baldwin took
care Of the catching In fine style all
year. They should be able 10 do IL
again next season.
Seattle II pretty wen fired In the
pitching line. aitho there viii have 10
be a couple Of additions
Bob Ceary and Al Demaree pitched
good ball In the closing weeks OF the
season. What Harry Gardner. with,
out his aplthail. will do men, year ls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
MAY SHIFT
MURPHY

There In n chance. too, that Muir
ply may be shifted to third and
either Lafayette or Dempsey deveI-
oped into a regular first Escker.
Nothing definite Will be obtainabie
until a manager is signed for next
year. and even then Seattie's team
will be surrounded by a lot Of those
perisy Ifs and butts until the mon
needed are signed or untli expected
changes are made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Since the end Of the world war,
1900 homes have been rebuilt In
France. 17s.5o0 repaired and $3.50
other houses IN use temporarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

When the French armies 70 into
training this fall they viii use the
same trenches and dugou,s that
sheltered the allied heroes during the
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Only 10 immigrants came 10 the
United States from Rufnania In
1919. the smallest number from any
foreign country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

first base and he should play even
better ball In 1921 than he did last
year. because first base was praoii-
oaily new 20 him. There IN a slight
chance that he viii go to the majors
before spring an utility man. but
those chances arc very slight
Duke" ken~orthy~ at second
base. u question. The Duke"
staged n grand comeback this year
and not only did he hit the ball hard.
but he played good game IN the
field after a poor start IL he can
continue NJ the pace he was setting
In the closing weeks Of the season
the Duke" should make 20 Of Il
at the kcSftone station again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
QUARTET
OF GRID
STARS
SHINE
BY LORRY A. JACOBS

CAMBRIDGE. Mas. Oct. 30.--As
the result OF the now historic clash
between the gridiron battern Of John
Harvard and the praying Colonies Of
Centre college. Kentucky. II looks al
tho four men who played In that
game and possibly five are likely To-
find their names enrolled on the AM
American list when the end Of III
season rolls around
Unquesuonabiy unleas they arc
Jurcd within the next two weeks ~
Of them can hardly miss. The two
Of course. are Captain Arnie Hor.'
ween. Of Harvard. and Captain "Bo~|
McMillin. Of Centre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Young Lhwrenee, who r. holding down
nm end job for West Seattle, is about m.
fastest man In the prep league. He
should make a strong bid for frat hon
ora In the sprints In high school track
meets re,f year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
REDS OWE
Up PIsAYEitS

And then. too. there mr.. the differ.
ent possibilities connected with the
deals that sent sammy BONN. and
Herb Brenfon. two OF tho stars OF
this YEARS. team. 10 IN. Cincinnati
Nationals. AZ tho deal now stands
the Reds owe m. locals five players
or g. Loo for zach player.
But the way the situation stands TO.
day IN something like this;
Rod Murphy should bo back on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Queen Anne ouchdowns. Douglas ?.
West Seattlc--Touohdown. Thornton.
Substitutions
Queen Anne--parker for Mills, TAFT for
Parker, Nichols for Burson forseth for
Nimy, Swanberr for nackenhus. Cavan-
auEh for McCarty. Meyers for Noice.
Marine for Wright.
West Seattle Eycke for Kindred, Gour-
ley for Eyeke. Mcknight for Lawrence,
ouiian for Thornton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
sIIORTsTOP N
QUESTION

YOUNG Elliott and biii sturnpf are
another pair Of mysteries AZ far a.
tho nhortnsop berth Ia concerned. Bili
played a real nifty brand OF ball when
III. Seattle team started its winning
streak In July. and then he was
benched when h. went temporarily
blind In San Francisco. Elliott
finlsscd tho season In pretty good
style. Tho sentiment seems 60 h..
however. that there will be another
shoristop on tho Seattle team merit
year.
And then Sammy Bohne win have
10 b. replaced at third. aaFn was
trifle srraiic m tho field AZ times. but
he was such powerful man on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

offer that Prexy Keeper made him
This means that new pilot viii
have to 30 named. and named soon.
II puts the local baseball situation on
very -up IN tho air" baaia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
DALEY SHOULD
he WINNER

VI hHA hAAt hNeh 80" 49, ANs~@s
DALEY SHOULD
he WINNER
Joe Daley ought 10 be a big win
ner for Seattle neat year II he con
unuea 10 hun the kind OF bali he
did In tho closing weeks Of the 1890
season.
And then Ernie Schorr should be
20. X. for the locals In tbs southpaw
hurting department.
Socks" Seibold " an Inland out
pitcher and IN a big puzzle az far as
1921 is concerned. lie viii have 10
pitch more consistent ball 10 hold his
Job.
Seattle needs n couple OF good
righthanders 10 round out that staff.
Carl Zamlock will undoubtedly take
care OF the utility roles as long as he
can continue 10 bust the agate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Don Ripley. former Queen Anne
b~sk etbaii star. h planning 10 or
ganise team Of former Quay to~s-
this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Johnny Cole. veteran end. will be eiisi
bic TO play for Franklin during the sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
IIORWEEy
BUSY


As wen as Horween's work a
known his all around playing In ths|
Centre game was a revelation. BY
actual statistics he was responsible
for stopping IS per cent OF Centres
plays He grabbed forward passes;
he hurled himself into holes in the
line. be blocked two or three men
every play. and he saved Harvard
from being scored against the third
time In a day.
Added TO that. he gained as much
ground as any other Harvard player
with the possible exception OF
Churchill. scored q OF Harvard's II
points. showed some OF the best inter.
ference ever seen on a football field
and directed Harvzrd's attack.
Arnie. It appears. had quite busy
day.
CROWD
WITH 10.
As for .'Bo- McMiilin. n wasn't
only the lads and lassies who stood
up and checrcd when the band played
Dixie" who were roofing for him
His open-field running. his plungs
ing and his throwing OF forward
passes positively electrified the
stands and from even the Harvard
side could be heard Go on, 30.
when he got started
His play was finished. clean IN e.
cry way. and he had a power ana
steam that could not be denied
BULL
PLUNGES
As for the other two men. werx
not for tho work OF McMfllln
Horween. they would havcsstood
IKE lighthouses In a fog. Harvai
has had many battles. but II hi
never had a Bull Roberts to get b
before Pictures taken by newspape
photographers Of Harvard offenxtv6
plays show 'Buil' taking care o.
from one to five players on nearly
every play. In addition he was called
on to grab couple Of yards every
time those yards were desperately
needed--and he got them.
CHURCHILL
ZIPS
churchin was a flash. More than
one team this year will rue the fact
that he's a back on the Harvard
team. He has a tipping motion ths}
throws off tacklers like water a
thrown off from a ducks back And
the critics have him spotted as Pc
sible candidate for the A. A.
Not so much could be said for ne
~ ID -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

BiK Fraser, the West semitic tackle,
y playing n good game In the line
for the West siders. lie makes his
beef count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Biii Savage, lincoln gusrd. win prob.
ably be out for tho rest OF the season.
severely injured IA the game with BAL
lard.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-18

s. G. Buff Orpington, pen Of ten hens
and rooster, SO for Is eggs; second 10
hens and rooster, 50 for 10 eggs; first,
ten OF full-blood Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte, $3.50 for 15eggs. Eggs for in
cubators, 70 cents per dozen Telephone
ASSN. Mrs. A. L. Brevard. Soft.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-18

SEED CORN-We have several
hundred bushels of st. Charles Red
Cob seed corn. 1t is hand-picked,
nubbed and terminates SO per cent.
Price 81 e bushel aaQng as it lasts.
Bryant and Polhafifus, Hickman,
Kentucky. Stiff
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-18

WANTED-All kinds Of lumber,
green and dry. We can handle all
grades, lengths and thickness in the
same car. Also want Inspector to buy
and ship for us on commission.
]. H. MOORE LUMBER co,
484t Corinth, Mississippi