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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

The Salt Lake Bees viii have prac-
tically the same lineup when they
start the season a. they had at the
close OF the scason last fall Man.
axsr Ernie Johnson believes he has
one Of the best aggregauons in the
Coast loop. Bin Rumier. who led
the league In hitting last year. with
an average OF .3s2. will be back In
right garden for the Bees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
GIVE THIN ALL
CREDIT DUE

Give tho seattle baseball club
dirrcfmS all the errsfit that Il duo
them for the efforts TO land .
winnrr for the Que~u City In the
Coast league flag rare this year.
Seattle may not win . trnnaut.
and We mas finish last again. hat
the torai morul> are stepping out
Rri grabbing Oft the players
with . vim and vixor thss speaks
Of suocs,~.
The team n far from wha:
might b. called . powerful ma
Chin ~ ycs. bot with nrw play.
CIV being sdsirsi. the outlook
y rosy. The club b spending
. lot Of money lining up th~~~
ncw mru. but nSshing rtske<l
nothing gained
WIKI TIN wondrrfui support
that the Seattle fans gave . usi>-
evable bA~~m~ue team last year.
almost ~ great ~ ain viii bc the
support Of . squad that + play.
Ing bail. l~t's Ers behind the
tenm-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
BASKETBALL
ARTISTS COME FRIDAY

Coach Allison Thursday announced
she following tentative lineup for the
basketball game Friday night with
Pullman Munson and aohns. for
wards. Smith. center. and staatx and
Nicholson. guards. Allison stated
positively that Arch Talbot. who
played such a good game last sA,ur.
day. will be out 81 tho coming ~rriss
on account of inIursc-. The game
starts at TAO.
Tho frosh will starr n preliminary
game Saturday night Fro-h Coach
Edmundaon was 10 announce the OF.
posing team Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Isbell Gets Twirler

Frank Isbell is building up his
Wichita ball club. The bald. headed
eagle. as he Is known around the
Western league circuit. has COPIED a
promising infielder by the name OF
Russell MCMILLAN. The youngstcr
played with Sioux City tho latter
part Of last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
~" FOOTBALL PRACTICE
ON IN EARNEST NOW

n Washington doesn't have a rec
orsi-brcakins football squad next
year. II won't be because they didn't
have enough practice. About 100
men have answered Coach Ailtsons
cali for spring training. and are out
cvery night icarning the rudimenss
of the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
sEATTIE's BIG
WATER PROGRAM

Seattle swimmers can look for.
ward IN or Of the biggest sea-
sons in the history Of tho sport In
the Queen City. There will be
n host Of special EVENTS and
stunts In tho water nj the Crystal
Pool NIL summer.
The Star Il planning n big city
tourney for swimmsrs. and fur.
ther plans win be worked out
later. Not only I'm thu Pool. but
In the lakes around the city, viii
swimming meets and water earn
ivals be staged during the COM
Ing SEASON Come on In. the
waters fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Multnomah Can't Play
PUGET CAGE Champions

Muitncmah Athletic club five
- Portland win not be ablc Ia
p1aS the winner Of the Seattle
Tscama basketball sertcs. be-
cansc the Portland club tenn IL
entrgrsi In the r. n. a. tourney.
70 b. staged In tisc kc~~ city
- March ~ and 20.
ne Seattle Tacoma srrSrs will
"a Under way he~c on either
N1afrh rs o. IL. with the Second
enme b Tacoma on TIM 10Th.
m wisusrrS of the two leagues
asn1 thc ruunerS up In csAs-h cur
cak win play . twoout Of thrcc
game seric~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Northwestern track athletes will make strong bid for
places on Uncle Sans Olympic squad scheduled to compete
for international oval honors in Antwerp Belgium, this
From Seattle Gus Pope discus thrower de luxe
champion HEAVIER of the Greek weight and Thornton
Martin Broadway high school hurder.
Eldon JENNIE the crack Washington state pole vauer.
who do IL feet, is expected to make the big trip
across the pond And then there is Henry Williams, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Both Are Composers

Joe Iannin. former owner Of the
Boston Red Sox. has sung several
ditties In the American league af-
fairs. Now comes his son. Paul. who
IL the composer Of Lady Kitty"
Inc" In which Kitty Gordon Ia star
ring on the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

BY ALEX c. ROSE
Lat nights game deve1spesi inte .
battle reyal. with seattle dumping
the vics Into the Geld. ds<h. damp
cellar By so sor~e.
Every player on thu local team vAs
STAR but Bobby Rowe. HAPPY Holmes
and Jack Walker - med 10 shine bright
Or than their teammates.
MOOSE JOHNSON vas sssily the pick Of
the visiting stick -handi~ra In his des-
perate efforts TO stop the Nets PUSHES
Moose" had players hurditnK him all
of them tripred 'Moosc's'' dome with
their skates We reckon the big hoy
woke up this morning with one Of those
morning after headaches
The press wss sep< basy In the
ub~tituttous. riayer~ WEIR Jumptpg
en- and eff the ice like . banch 81
bec~ arsuDd = be- hive.
The Loughisn brothers-ctsm and wiz
--fouud the penalty bench. The former
rot thrce minutes for tripping M Riley.
WIN spent 10 minutes In tho cooler for
siashinx Bobbis Rove
Tommy Dunderdaie was also on the
wArpath--as In days Of yorc-and was
sentenced 20 three minutes for hooking
Tohin. The Nets checked hard all the
tim. but stayed clear of the penalty
coop.
u was . great night for everybody
lots Of spiiIs--lots Of spced-lots Of
everything that keeps the fans on
their feet. Not many goals. hat
~r"ugh on the right sidc--for the To-
GALA
Dare Devil" Thompson entertained the
fans between periods with fancy and trick
jumping stunts. His exhibition was well
received.
Tho locals have two more games left
TO complete their schodule---one against
tho Mliiionaires at Vancouver next Mon
day and the other against Victoria here
next Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Coaches Hurlers

Smoky Joe Wood will coach the
Cleveland Indian slab artists this
spring at New Orleans. Joe is said
to have been the main factor in mold
ing George UhIe into successful
big league pitcher in one season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Tacoma Fans Give

Tacoma Ia finding no trouble in
raising the $4,000 to support a team
In the new Pacific International
league. The ball club will be main.
tanned as an advertisement 10 the
city, and not a. . moncy.maiing
proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Ame~sess s~if 10 ssssdiy sa-saiss -
the fse Whsa vsrsA-a ard h~y
we've sses h~s~ srv~s y->>S- sgs sas
sass go siil p~etsy r~aah- No.
trsseis O.iss~< t-~t tho nrtA>h~vs
~ssi s.if~~s tessy ~is- sse ssstes
h.~ lrsp~.s~<s ~ess<Sfally s1sse
the Nsss - q. kss~ whsl sfeibsks
ssd ras~lsi<~ sr~ eu-. re~ - .s dtd
th~a " sJt~s uAs~e ssd several
thi. sansss~s sad -fii s~sHsi~>s 10.
aus.s s-ssn~ - the u~tsish ssss~ 20 ~
tsrw g. the .S~~ ev~sx IN s~vss@~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04


Nsgohv<ss~sn ~~s~c have s,gn~A ~
~ H. Csass ieagse eians Tor the
eom1ng ss~suA
r1ne Bsdis. former san rrsncis-s sus-
fD<tetng star. nos rnenah~r 81 the Wee
york Tanks. may be traded 10 tbs cfsrr
Reta. according 10 dlAmond reports from
eAa nnsf. noale hit SIS In tho American
IeA9ue last year. whIeh means That be
nAeuld - . see hist<r In the SstisnA
nrss Of ne ee~s ~sushpA~. IN the
CunR l<Axu~ vtu twin for the tn~
Aaesiss s~rspns this yr.r. rAai fIsserS.
prpexy good set Of auriers for any eius
P~S> IAp~.. whs fisi.ass>i the So
- Win thu is~sis last y-As heeiss
- hns. eos s~vw the prsprry Of
- sssssis s~s~. b>sas ic~ned 81
L. Angcses f~s she sra>sa. He VII
.. - the sp~ing svnieiag ess~e via
ths Ass~ss- rese started OF last
-. s~s ssss f-u eff. 49, be ssAs's
hnge os<h enns~e - sess 50
SoAnny Besse~ o. ~ vse~vnn nsso
- Il -.
An talk that spsfrr B&am. ihs r~s-
urnn o. ~ Coast texEus csmpaignA =
70 r~eir~ s~~rns 70 b. the bunk. a. un~
veteran hurisr 10 reported % be rsady
~ IMPORT 10 the salt LAKE framing @AAne
on CT Fxlkenbsrr siii b hark ~fth
eha Oaks again this year. The iank,
vueersn started the <>-son ~ith the
bDanls fass year. and pitched hke ss
f~fony 10 wfa q bali snns. Ia, shsn
~ 49, shift~A 20 the OAKS he aartad
antng ssronr. and pitched good ball for
lhs fe~t Of the s~zson. Hts stx feat cf
ehe yeax Vas shutting the siwasnss out
without hit IN a game aera He made
. run Of seven straight ~ins dsrtnx the
sunmsr.
Rb&ey sV~aager. who pisysA IN
- asasske shipynrd iesGue for
euuues II summcrs, viii have TRIAL
w9fk the Portland Bowers. Thu'~
nlllaR him - - infiesd~v In the
usns CITY. sitho NEST Of his p1sytsg
hsre wns IN the eaffieid-
San Francisco sertbss think we'll 81 the
record Of Jordan. the new left hAnfs<
signed By the seals. He comes from
Washington. but where the Senators ever
rot him nocodY seems 10 know. And
nobody arouni Frisco viii care u be
can deliver the goods The Seals didn'
have . good southpas All last sason.
n Jordan gets BY. and Smith. sessou
ana Scott kick thru. tire SEALS viii -
better off for hurting strength than any
time last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Amateur Breaks In

The Giants have signed Eddie Moy-
er. star infieIder OF the Finance and
Accounts team, in the District OF
Columbia Departmental league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Sam Hardy. Coast tennis star. has
taken up his residence In New York.
For three years he and Chuck Gar
land have held the clay court doubles
championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

ssnstituiiona ~ Hoeksy for HsSbury
Euilis for Hing
Scoring F1sif Goais-w podcock
Leaf ,. toxx D Hsunle T. Hinr I. g.
Blc~ 4 wcodoook 4
Hrf~r~s--Ics Turner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Grabs High Schooler

Clark Griffith. OF the Nationals,
has signed i9-year.old Brooke Er.
nest Grubb for n try-out He's a
hard hitter and plays both infield and
outfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Leaders Win Close Game in
Star Cage League;
Other News
How Clubs Stand
in Star League


9paiainxn and the ''u~ Community
NV. kept on their winning way IN
The star basketball hague last night.
In a real struggle. spaidings had
tough time eliminating the Y. NJ. G.
A., finally coming out on top Of a
"a 10 - count The Commuters had
bigger edge over N. soldiers and
Sailors club. winning. 81 TO ~.
Tho ~ lesi tn. Spaldinx tram
until the final minutes Of play. when
the sporting goods store suen tied
tho count A field goal by Ia Wake
and two quick aho,. BY George Ia
Fray spilled tho beans and gave tho
leaders their fourth straight win.
~ Lr~<i. nj Half
Tho ~ i.d at half time. 10 10 10.
but tho Spalding crcw cvrned ihinga
up In tho second chapter and the
game was nip and tuck the rest ~
tn. way.
George and Louis la Pray. for.
wards. were the starr for the win.
n~rs. George counted sin field goals
while Louie converted 10 out Of ~
chances from the foul line
Walter Woods was tho blg star for
tho winners. ~ usual. lie scored
sir fi~id goals and rang 10 four free
throws
Thu Community i've led all tho
way In tho first game. Henry wood
cock, with nine field goods WAS the
high man for the winners. Cot Rice.
broadway high achool altar. counted
10 field goals for the losers.
Ifrrwxt~rx Forfeit
Tho brewster team failed to show
up for the game billed with Piper
Tafts. and the iiit was forfeited
to The y. a T. team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Harry Anderson. who fought hik. Pete
mere the othsr night. hAk returned 20 hts
hons IA Vancouver. - q. Andersen lent
tho hoy he u-d 20 10. aecorfsE 70 Frank
purcell, the veteran trainsr After Tuns-
days scrap In which Anderson outpoibted
Pete Purcell remarked that n Harry vas
as good e. hr q year ago be would
have ~aiiopei Pete Without much of
struEEi..
We .ss ~ the caiifeenis pres. thu;
.sguns-sst" smith. Carl Morris. etc.
stnl fighting. AZ ioar the fight fans
NJ birds % this Kind fool them let thsrs
b. no mors htrka sbyu; the high cost
Of living.
Hsrb Taylor. the lighting marina. win
bsu pruntis Rogers . sia-round no IN
Aberdeen March ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Eshstiiatisas-nu rrows fe~ Day Kelly
for Allen
Sewing ft~if raal.-s. IA Fray
Day =. la Nass .. Hessiand l. Hsieroos
.. Allen .. Weed & stock l. WRrk
IRE. ihro~s-is Ia rrsy ~. weed 9
Rsferee-@rraeey strsnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

scoring
FIRST period Meme
a~oond rsrtaf "a a~ettte-~Toosn- ~
Third period. ca s~attfs-nDsy from
Wsif~r. lac.
Penalties
rrrss rsrtedf Dnndersaie. . rrsu.s>A
ne~ond period q. Lcoshrn. uipvsss
Third period W. feuEhiin. 10 minutss
fetal p~nsitsess Victoria. 10 msnusss
Seattle. none
suhssftuttsns
yrrr, p~rtoei ssst,is- Murray for RI
IN, Ruler for Murray vtctorta~kesk-
tnr for Dundsrdai~. Patrick fer Jehnson.
Dundsras,s for ksrr. Jshrson for w.
Loushf,n.
second p~riof Hstii~-nurrsy for To-
btu rohan for Murray. yletnria--Kerr
for pA,rirh. ". ioughiin for punasrsisls.
pnndsrdais foe Kerr. Patrick for W.
fousbtin. Kerr for oatmAn. oatnan for
Ns.sins. Meskinx FOE johnson. W.
icarhiin for Kerr.
Third pertodi Seattle Murray for To-
bin vlStaria --Johrson for Passick. Pat
rick for W. Isoushir,. Kerr for M-stinG.
M.-kinG for o.insn. W. Loushiin for
Kerr
Rsfar~e-- Mickey lou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

jim Flynn. the ve4e~un fireman
heavyweight. called mp tho sport
..sssam ys~te~i., and demanded 20
know What the ides VS. In the ts<ai
prsmster~ s~ndinG away foe B~vo
kruss~hy. the Nan rrsnebsro bsssy-
weight. ~ meet Bili Heed here. While
he. Jim tiyun. vas Oh the sr"snd
vv.,ay ts fiGht. Probably u VA. Just
. nsms~y Of thu S1yun- usesev night
end . pair ~ bvowa glasses. But 81
that y1ynn gives 'sm . run for thssr
MONEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

How ms~h tseres sssa Seattle saas
ssffe~ fos the "sssin~na men" Judges
thai Aastin a ssit hsve had de<3d-
Ing their t-outS Lately. They ssro
pack the weird ver1LcsA- L&s's ges
sss.sss<iy In thsre wv1atag dsvn
their de~i~ious - N thsy hsA 49,
the fight - los give tn refss~e the
right 70 cali tbs vsvviicAs. Yea ten
'ea whils 10 hssl The bebyi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Fart Baird. tho little local miiiev,
has . toaEb ring s.~i=pmesst tonight
in Tacoma. where he takes IN Lddls
shannon, tho California pevfsvmev.
~ Baird wins this bout he will 10
enfftisd 10 some real consideration =
the Coast lightweight ehsmpisa. bue
the dsp~~t~r~ are picking shaansn u
win eses the local boy witkSst nseh
tresnbie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Northwest to Be Represented in Olympic Game!
Pope and Martin Are
Seattle Candidates;
Other N. W. Cracks

Jenne, Tuck, Williams. Johnson. Windnagle and Muir
ply Are other Northwest Probabilities; Local Boys
Make Good Marks; Coast Trials Billed for May in
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

wild Bfii' Reed. the California hsavp.
weight. has been xfven the match vf{h
BSvo Kfosusky At the Crystal Pool TssGD-
day bacauss oscar Koch, his opponsn&
the other righi 10 on his way SDvt1
With Trainer chet MoInfyrs % the s<af-
tie bas< bail spvinH training camp. an1
mt because he earned . draw With III
Tacoma And then Reed didn't earn :
draw with Koch. but he 70 b~tcG pst -
because he IL figured - the bsss mnn
left Of the Local crop Of heavyvs1shsu
10 inset the Boutbsrnsr. hcIntyrs snA
Koch will round the local ball toss>rs ists
condition.
Reed meets Btevs Reynolds IN fhe
semI>wincup ., Tacoma tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

u wsA . great night for everybody
lots Of spiils--iets Of spced-lots OF
everything that keeps the fans on
their feet. Not many goals. hat
~r"ugh on the right sidc--for the To-
eals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

BY ALEX c. ROSE
Lat oisht's Gsme deve,eped tnts .
battle rsyal. with seattle dumping
the vics Into the Geld. dsst. damp
cellar By . 80 scc~e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Dare Devil Thompson entertained the
fans between periods with fancy and trick
jumping stunts His exhibition was well
received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

XUun1y -sswsD sv~asasss ~ the old
NnDonU~ssesn bpngue have slgneA 90
80 ~ cs>ss ie~gse eiahs Tor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Tho locals have two more games left
20 complete their schodule--one against
tho Miiiionaires at Vancouver next Mon
day and the other against Victoria here
next Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Tho brewster team failed to show
up for the gain. billed with Piper
a Taft's. and IN. ait was forfeited
to tho y. a T. team.
So "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04
Nets Spank
Victorian
Team, 2 to 0
Tilt Is Rough and Seattle
Avoids Cellar by Breaks
in Luck

STANDING or TEAMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Tommy Dunderdaie was also on the
wRrpath--as In days Of yorc-and was
sentenced 20 three minutes for hooking
Tohin. The Nets checked hard all the
tim. but stayed clear of the penalty
coop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

Tho press vas sevt hasy In the
s~eond p~ssed keeping tabs On the
sut~tituttons. riayer~ WEIR Jumpipg
en- and eff the Ice like . banch 81
bec~ Arsund . boz hive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

The Loughisn brothers--Ctem and wiz
--found the penalty bench. Tho former
tot rhrce minutes for tripping M Riley
WIN spent 10 minutes In tho cooler for
siashinx Bobhie Rowe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-04

x1b&sy sv~sag-s. who pisysA In
- asaasie shipyard iesGue for .
euuues II summers, viii have sSssi
wstk the Portland Beavers. Thw.r~
honnuB him - - tnfietdsv In the
nsns CITY. sitho nest ef his phytsg
nDre Wns N the euffie4d-
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MALR RW1 WANYvp

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A BLACKSMITH operate shop al Noun.
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room don't ppply unless sou Hts willlns
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responsibility for tEsir safe tos'uiy or
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Make application ty t-isphon
inE M. Ilnl employment super
visor al PAX 100. ot by tnlIug
IN psfspn ~ Room -ls. Ttls.
sotTnwEsrErS MIL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
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sALIswEN wANrvD
AuToNonlLr SALESMAN


We have an opening iCf an experienced
hiHhsclass man Who hos record VI sales
tshlnd him 10 such man W have an
excellent pfpp0.ltion
bROOks fRANkLlE co.
7tA Nsst 1T
LOCAL ccncsrn wants tro salesman ot
pt1tsn srNIN, man Who ,sn phow
past record ~ recommendation VIII
pay 'salary. expenses and ubsrsl commits.
sion 10 rtIbt Wsn. car furnished 10 travel
lui position vii pay 200 yer month Vt
better Make application BY letter IN own
handwriting rlying references appolni
meht will b" Ar~nSsd V.'N uhlahoman.
WANTED fsauy ii,t-air. saissnsn
With ears 70 dive rural routes In Okla.
homa. who're Ns ate nUl nov represent.
90 this 10 tho strongest publishing hOu."
Va tho vest nni N ypu are producer
tni want aisAdY employment the year
round on strictly salary proposition,
,nll or write circulation Manager OKLA.
huma Nrm'r uklHnrina, section the ,op-
yer Farm frc"'. IA Il Robinson. usia.
hura tb
LlNE.wlHE collectors wanted 20 sell
high class srciAsni and hsaith policies
IN Cty ~ m rood. sea me a. onrs shout
ttrrnrty 1 r Tryon, 100 on Esohansc
WAAr 10 really l,s wif- statesmen With
ears tp drive rural routes In Oklahoma
where We are not now teptcs' nlsd, for
one Of tho stfonEes, organization, 10 the
Nast II you are producer aud Nant
steady smpluN munt ths Year round on a
strictly ssiary proportion, en.t or write
j, H Hsftsll, care fedeai Hotel, Law
'on. ptis
WANTEb-aA few i've wire sAlssmgn, uh3
have the ability 10 trIl outdoor. ahoNv
gisunj trVsi.proR fafm ushtinE plauis
Nnna hut hirh.rilss salssmvi need ATIlJ
Ctu ", " Hu6
" NSTEit-- liiHh-olNss fstAIl salesman ~
sell the best medium rflced car on the
riark.t today In tls o. h flt the money
Attractive proportion 10 lNs-wirs sales
mon Cali 800 " NcuJ.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
HOTEL nRoApwAr

HOTEL nHOADwAf
CENTRAL
ON BROADWAY, ar FOURTH
Every room completely sduipped fnf
perfect ssrSieU, single OF al sliis nios'
Nith ptiNAis bath phous Maple gt0j
connects wuh sll rooms
TRAVELLERS HOTEL
Just north ~ pustoffic- large oOtsids
rooms With bot ana cold running vAtrf IN
every room 4 particular place Tor pafiicu
LAT people, Special ~.sAly tstes
WAYNE HoTri.. uOOn MEALs
Home sivi-, $50 ~ sooi beds gbc. iie.
zoe ana ;ic close 10 all drpnis \ good
straight house ilpk West CallfoTnia
Special rates 10 working sifls
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