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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
BELFAST
Brewster in Waldo
County Friday on
WhirlWind Tour

Senator Ralph Q. Brewster. Re-
publican nominee for governor, will
make d whirlwind tour of Waldo
county Friday. when it is expected
that Gov. Baxter will accompany
him. The Belfast band will also be
in the party which will make the
rounds of the county towns. and
also Senator II. c. Buzzell of Belfast
and United States Senator Bert NJ.
Fernald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
Telephone l35

Wednesday, August 20, 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Langlie Boys Win Uphill Tennis Fight
Come From
Behind to
Take Title
Brothers Take Last Three
Sets; Leo de Turenne
Wins Singles

I EON DE TURENSE. Miss Dor.
- othy Cole and Howard and
windy LAnglie are new city tennis
champions AH q result Of Sundays
play In the tournament q, tho Sc.
attic Tennis club.
De Turcnne defeated whitc0mb
ouillian. Of Atlanta. Ca. in the
finals of the mems singles play.
o.. 80. 90. CT.
Aiiss Dorothy Cole won from Miss
Irene stephens IN the final match
IN womon's singles. 10. rs. 6.2.
Tho mems doubles furnished the
thrills 0f the day going 10 five
botF and lasting over two hours.
Amer a stiff uphill battle. the
lAngIc brothers. Howard and
windy, won from X. L. Beiz and
Dick Wander Las In the finals. 4.s,
90. 70. 60. rs.
The Beiz Wander Las team tool,
the first two sets In the finals. and
were on their way 20 victory in the
third. when the winners strength.
ened. and won Il by 10 score
After s,lff fight in the fourth
set. the Langlies cyened things up
~ winning. %. fhc last and de.
cidlnE set was hard fought. and
went 20 the LanFlies. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
BY LEO II. LAsSEN


Is Howard ianElic second Billy
i Johnston:
The youus Seattle tennis sensation
Is dead ringer for tho Californian
in size. style and court tactics, &C.
cordiug 10 tho veteran fans who re-.
member the young Johnston OF 10
years aEo who played IN the North.
west before he became one Of the
worlds ranking stars.
Carl Lewis one % Seattlc'a hest
tennis players Of decade ago. says
that t.auEilc is an image Of Johnston
on the courts Hts powerful fore
hand drive. 80 strong and accurate
for a little fellow and his remarkable
accuracy and court tactics arc very
similar to the young Johnston that
LOWS knew.
we have smart tennis players To
Seattle. who fail because they
haven't tho strokes or speed" nays
Lewis. who is keen student OF the
game. "aud wc have players who con
hit the hail hard md have fine
strokes, but who don't employ good
tactics. IanRlic IS tho only ono Of
the young players who combines
both. And he'll make a champion.
mark my words"
Lewis points out that Ianglio has
on excellent eye and much OF his
ability is due TO his accuracy in the
ccntcring tho ball on his uquct.
fanslie making very few racquet
errors.
4 world of endurance FOR such "a
little fellow and q fighting spirit
that would do credit 10 any tennis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
BY Tom Olsen

The 1926 season In Northwest col.
lege athletic competition viii DO
maykod by the absence OF many well
knIUn stars.
Among the foremost athletes that
will be lost to Washington arc Jim.
my Bryan the football, basketball
and track veteran: Don Grant. the
crew coNswain for three years;
Leonard Ilel. football star. Ed Ferry.
sprlnter Roland France, Fred Spuhn
and Bob Kcefe, oarsmcn
Oregon viii suffer from the loss
Of Hunk" Latham, one of the best
football and basketball men seen In
this section for some time; Hal Chap.
man, football. basketball and track
star. Ralph Spenrow, the Coast
premier pole vaulter Is also lost.
Vern Hickey, grid star. and Zaep.
fol. football and baseball performer,
are lost to the Cougars
Altho Bob l'itzte has net gradu.
ated from Idaho, ho viii not be bncls
next year. f'itzkc Is II great all.
around athlete. Stlvors. the foot.
ball. baseball ana basketball cx.
pert, IL also lost to Idaho
Oregon Agglcs lose brilliant
array Of stars in Ray Dodse, track;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Advance Club
to Enter in
Star Finals

TUE Junior Advance club qualified
L for the finals tn Tho Star Junior
Baseball league. Class II division
sunday. when they trounced the Mer,
Ger Cubs, . TO I. a, Broadway play
field.
Tho Juniors took the lend az The
start and were never headed sha.
piro pitched good bau, tanning eight,
walking but one and allowing bat
five hits ordsll caught a good game.
while Ralman and Gold also played
we'll IN the field.
Sorcnson. Mccormick and Reeve
were the mainstays Of the Cubs.
The score: &. II. l..
Mercer Cubs ...........
Junior Advance club. .a. . 10 9
Bat,eries-R Reeve and Rutherford,
shapiro and Ordeli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
TIMELY TIPS
TO
AMATEURS
SAYS S. C0VELESKIE

II EEP out OF the hole. Try 10
II have tho edge on tho batter in.
stead OF giving him the advantage.
II a pitcher Is tho poHscssor Of con.
troll he has shade on tho haisman.
Control enables a pitcher 10 make
use OF his stuff in tho proper man.
ncr Makes Il possible for him 10
mix up his style OF pitching.
Some days | always try TO get the
first bail over. Opposing players.
knowing ! use a spitball almos, ex.
clusiycly. always look for H. a fast
one occasionally crosses them up.
Such system. however. would not
work as steady diet The other
teams would soon get wise TO II.
early discovered that n spitball
pitcher. more than any other style,
must have control 10 he successful.
Il worked hard TO acquire IL.
Every pitcher must have control
TO win. Every pitcher can get II, II
nc makes tho proper effort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Six New Men
Will Box On
Tuesday Card

OK new faces arc booked to ap
- pear on Tuesdays ring show al
the ball park.
In the fourround special event
Sunny Jim. tho aggressive California
colorcd middlewcight. makes his To-
cal bow with Sailor Hendricks. cham.
pion OF the Pacific fleet.
Bud Bercot is making his profcs
sionai debut here with Mickey Gin.
a clever bantamwcight from yancou.
yer. II. G. Both arc new 10 the reg.
ular ring patrons.
In the opener George Ryder, Los
Angeles bantam, tackles fluffy Lun.
dell. a conner from Tacoma.
Besides this run OF bouts Dode Der.
cot and Marcario Flores tnngle in
one six.round scrap and Roy Small
and Freddie Mack get together in
Hhe other
With the good weather on tap
these past few days record crowd
is expected out to see Tuesdays
card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Jeffries Now
Comedy Star

James J. Jeffries. famous pugiL
list and one-time worlds heavy.
weight champion, has at last en-.
tered the movies. He is blossom.
ing forth rs a first.rate come
dian. and is seen in a Hal Roach
comedy as co-star with Charlie
Case. The picture is called "Jef.
fries, Jr." Charlie Case has the
role Of youth who goes to take
boxing lessons from the heavy.
listed Jim. His letter OF introduc.
ton Is from his father and reads.
Dear Jim. This i my son
whom | would like you TO take
and make into real man. am
sure You win remember me.
am the man who yelled at you
from the front row when you
knocked out C0rbett."
So Jeffries takes charge Of
Charlie and the result is an
abundance Of amusing situations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Firemen Squad
Easy Victor in
Semi-Pro Scrap

T'Hs Mail Advertisers fell easy vic.
Il tins for the Firemen Sunday IN
the somiPro league. the hook and
ladder boys winning by a - TO ,
score.
The game Was close until the sixth
inning. when the Firemen ran Wild
on tho sacks. counting IL runs IN
the last four innings
In the other Scm.Pro contest the
Queen City Aiisinrs trouneed the
Ballard Commercial club. 10 .. The
All,stars. who have been going good
In reccn, starts arc after an out-of'
town game for July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Is Young LangIie to Be
Second Billy Johnston?

player combined with his natural
ability tn making fine player out Of
young IAnglie and he should 80 far
In tho court game.
NEAN GREGG ~ the beft pitcher
V IN tho Coast league right now.
lar none.
The tail lcfihandtr. nearly 90 years
Of age. u not only winning gamcH
but he n tanning tho opposition In
such mas,srfui fashion that he be.
lies his years
Gregg says himself that his curve
hall ~ isc best night now that Il
has been since he joined Seattle a
couple Of years ago lie thinks his
speed is about the same. but it'a his
hook that Gregg rs proud of.
The veteran hnA good control
which makes his stuff just that much
more effective.
Gregg lost two tough games on the
road. Sacramento beating him in the
ninth by ono run when he went in 10
relief faitcrinE mate. and tho Seals
beating him aEpin in tho ninth by
one run two days later.
Gregg came back SUNDAY morning
20 shu, out the champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
TENNIS OUTLOOK
IL BRILLIANT

Despite the loss OF Wallace Scott
by graduation. the university's ten.
mis- prospects for next year are OK.
ceptionally good
Some of tho strong men that will
be back are Capt..olect Bob Heskcth,
Joe Livlngood. Harry Shaw, Armand
Marion and George Clarke.
Washington should he able TO re.
peat hor 1924 triumphs with this
aggregation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
ONE Up IN
MORNING

A T THE end OF the morning round
n she was one up. but she lost
that advantage on the first hole 10
the afternoons play. with that hole
out Of the way. she steadled down
and won the next two. From this
point on she gained confidence and
played stellar golf for the rest o,
the journey, which ended on the s5rd
green. where she had five up score.
Incidentally. the Inglewood
Country club Is now housing The
three foremost linkswomen in
this section. namely. Mrs. Harry
Young. Pacific Northwest cham.
plon: Mrs. Fred jackson, Wash.
ington state champion, and Mrs
Clay Cary, Seattle city cham
pion. Quite a record, say we.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Carlson Again Stars
for Druxman Club

Lefty" Carlson. mound ace for
Druxman's All.Stnrs. twirled his club
to victory over the Magnolias. Sun.
day. Z 10 8. Carlson wiffed 10 men
Sunday, making n grand total OF 6S
strikeouts TO his credit for the last
five games. Widow Pendleton
played a nice game at third for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

the world, DR.. Wiling gave
the Northwest the biggest
boost il has ever had in golf
history.
And what a great battle he staged
TO reach his goal ~ the outset
OF this sshoie Journey il looked
walkaway for Hunter. who had
a nyc.up lead at the quarter mark.
due 10 a wonderful 80. willing got
10 going in tho second half OF the
morning round. however and cut
the leeway 20 one.down al lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
CRAWFORD MAY
PLAY AS Pro

Windy Crawford. former Wash.
lngton basketball star, and All.Coast
metropolis
guard In 1921. 1922 and 1898. is now
living In New York city, and It IL
reported that he is considering play.
ing professional basketball next
season.
The pro cage sport is n big thing
In the East
Crawford Is In the Westinghouse
Electric company'a law offlcca In tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
DIR. WILLING
HITS HIS STRIDE

ONCE on his stride. tho Portlander
" never let up. and ne squared
the match on the second hole Of the
afternoon round, and. following
halves in three on the next green.
he went into the lead on No. (.
And be II said right here. that
was the first lime since Willie
Hunter came 10 British Column
bin, that he was down In
match. Both players were Civ
ing the gallery Of some 1000 :
fans look al the best bit OF
golf that has ever been seen at
any championship final. here or
elsewhere. The brand of golf
that takes better Than par play
TO win n hole.
A birdie three on the seventh
green sent the Portlandcr two.up.
and he held that advantage thru the
next four holes. An out-ofbounds
second shot at the 18th. followed by
"a dubbed third shot, lost the hole
for Willing. but he rallied. after
missing az three .footor for a win. on
the next green, and won tic 18th.
That put him two-up and four 10
play.
\ beautiful three by Hunter
cut the lead 10 one.up Of the
next hole. On the shor: 10th.
the Porilander had the breaks
when his mashic tee-shot stopped
within six inches ot the bunker.
His second shot left him with n
ls-footcr. but he ratified II into
the cup and won The hoe Hunt.
cr's approach putt from about
30 feet was badly played, and
he failed 10 sink his third shot.
Dormic two. willing cracked his
tee.shot on TO the green and almost
SHARED a two. Hunters clip.shot
oyerran the cup and he picked up
Vikings baU and congratulated him
on his victory. a victory that will
live long in the memories OF the
large gallery that followed the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Union Oil Wins
Fast Tilt From
Ben Paris Mn

THE Union OIL team took the count
l. OF the Ben Paris team In the city
league yesterday. 10 s. -Four home
run blngies. two by CIcmcntson and
two by Duff, both OF tho Union oil
accounted Tor the Hen Paris defeat
The Police Department club fell
before the Waterfront 4. c. onrush
in another league contest. losing 2
10 Z.
The other city league contest was
between Hugh Baird and the knights
q Columbus. with the auto lads
downing the CassyH to ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

Of The WaYerIy Club, Won the amateur titIe
By a two and one victory over the great
Willie Hunter, and when Mrs. Harry q
Young, Of the Inglewood club, bested Mis-
Florence Halloran, five and three, in Inc
finals Of the womens championship.
These victories were surprises and should
be a good lesson to those who are in the
habit of doping out golf matches The
glorious uncertainty Of the game is what
makes it 50 popular, and certain it is that
never before were there so many upsets AZ
were furnished at this oath annual golf
4 n :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

as the best home team in the
league.
Tho trip TO the Northwest win b.
the real test for tho champs as they
have been % rtvVer on the road. win.
ming only two series out % five away
from homc. They have won but
four games out OF 10 la los Angeles
against the Angels and Vernon
Tgcu and they dropped the cid
game 20 Sacramento, They won
five out OF seven from oakland aud
six out OF seven from salt lake.
The Indians get IN Tuesday morn
ing and Los Angeles club arrives
Tuesday afternoon, Tomorrow will
see the opening OF the series. the
game to 10 called al $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Tribe Winner
in Two Games
From Leaders

GAN FRANCISCO. June 5e.-Thc
- scrappy Seattle Indians scored
two wins Sunday over the league.
leading Seals. the visitors taking the
morning game. TO o. and the aftor.
noon encounter. II to 3,
II was the veteran Nean Gregg
who shut tho Seals out in the morn.
ing contest. Gregg twirlcd great
bail. kept the Seals hits scattered
and won in a walk. Shea also was
working nice for san Francisco. ex.
eept for two bad innings, when the
Indians counted twice in each.
Eight errors were made hy she
Seals in the second game Things
were going along nicely for six In.
nings. with the score tied at three
all. Then came the seventh. The
sun Franciscans started tossing tho
bali 10 all corners OF the lot Two
runs were made in that session by
Seattle. In the eighth they forged
much farther into the lead by max
ing six more. on three safe bingles,
They did no, bother about making
any more in the ninth
However. the leaders won the
Fe,t- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
BIGGEST
PSET

BIGGEST
UPSET
Is WINNING the womel's cham.
pionship. Mrs. Young created n.
biggest upset Of the tournament
She was the last player TO Tee
off in the qualifying round ard
Just managed TO squeeze into the
championship draw.
In meeting Miss Florence Halloran
In yesterdays 3s-hole final match
the IDgiewoodian was facing another
fine and experienced golfer. bu,
when she got over her stage frsgh;
and waited for her shots" there WIS
no stopping her. Never very loag
off the tee. Mn. Young has always
had a very accurate short game. and
iron. mnshie and put,er were worx.
ing 10 perfection during that tnp
which brought TO her the title Of
queen Of the Pacific Northwest fair.
why's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Acorns Win Two
From Sacramento

SACRAMENTO. June 2o.-ook.
land won both games from sacra.
mento here yesterday The Acorns
took the morning games. II to D..
while the afternoon contest went
10 innings before they got the
long end OF a 4 70 : score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

THEY'LL have to do some fast
4 work 81 tho bail park tomorrow
night The bail game viii start late
and won't he over until ak o'clock
or later. The smoker IS due 10 start
al $40 and the hired help will have
to ahow burst Of real speed to erect
the ring and get things In shape for
The ring bugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
OTHER FLIGHT
RESULTS

MYRoN McELwAINE. Ses;tl.
Nl Golf club. won the runnerup
award in amateur first flight; C. S.
f'Cappy'1 KellIson. Darlington, dl'.
toed in the third flight; Mrs. J. c.
Moore. Inglewood. also carried BIZ
OF silverware back TO Seattle for BE-
ing runnerup in the fifth flight Of
the women's field. In the North.
west handicap Ralph Whaley, lngis.
wood. landed the runner.up prize in
the second flight and Hawthorne
Dent did likewise in the first flight
Be it known that this is the first
trophy the North Ender has ever
taken. Yes. he filled il,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Salt Lake Draws
With Los Angeles

SALT LAKE CITY. June 80. In
a terrible exhibition here yesterday
Los Angeles won the first game
from Salt Lake. 20 to s. and tho
locals came back and took the sec
ond IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Portland Breaks
Even With Vernon

Los ANGELES. June 3O-Port.
land won the first game from Yer.
non yesterday. IL to .. but the
Tigers came back and took the
second, IL to g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Arden Cubs Victors
Over Rainier Beach

The fast Arden Cubs squad hung
up 10 victory over Rainier
Beach Sunday at Rainier Beach. An.
dersou. on the mound for the win.
ners, allowed but two hits. Hol.
loway and Holman also played nice
lut for the l'thu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
winners

When you hear that Paddock was
beaten you know what the phil
osopher meant when he said "the
race Is not ALWAYS 70 tho swift"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

meet held at The Shaughnessy Heights links
here last week
In defeating Willie Hunter, former British amateur
champion and rated as Of the foremost nksmen IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Upsets Feature Final
Vancouver Golf Play
Dr. o. F. Willing Beats Willie Hunter for Mems Till.
and Mrs. II. o. Young Defeats Florence HaIloran
for Women's Honors; Inglewood Women Star
IA ALEX Q. ROSE

VANCOUVER, b. c.. June 3O--Portland and Seattlo
carried off the honors in the Pacific Northwest got
meet which ended here Saturday, when Dr. o. F. WILLING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Well Known Stars Lost to
Northwest College Sports

Locey, football; Robin Reed wrest
ling; Gill, football and basketball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Harper to Box
Bercot July Is

Bobby Harper v,. podc Borcot
There's the match That the
fans have wanted tos many.
many months. and lts finally
been arranged These two wei.
tors viii tunglo a. the bail park.
Tuesday. July i5.
This bout win rival this Kraehe.
Bereot affairs for drawing power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
Redskins Have Chance for Lead in Home STA
Seattle Team to Play
Angels and Seals Here
Double Win Sunday Is Big Help in Narrowing Mar
gin to Seals; Indians Had Fine Road Trip, Win
ming 10 and Losing IL in Three-Week Stay

My four and one-half games out of first place,
the Seattle Redskins are coming home from a
three-week road trip for two series with Los
Angeles and San Francisco respectively. In
these two weeks the Indians have a wonderful
chance TO take the lead in the Coast race.
They should beat the Los Angeles club and
then comes the Seals. IL will be the first visit
of both of these teams to the Northwest this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

But to sock the Seals That's the ambition OF every
Der of the Seattle club The Indians did remarkably well in
the beating of the champions three games of dur
ing the past week the San Francisco outfit recognized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

There are rs different kinds Of
Brussels sprouts. isO kinds Of let
tucc. and 1874 varieties OF carrots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Fsb. It.-Ths following ar
tleies OF Incorporation have been fhed
In The ofifce of the secretary Of state
Eh.pard Point Packing Co. Seattle.
,fEo 900. Milton "a. Henderson, u, J..
Carpenter, ,. y. Reach and y. ~. DicEct.
rhr packing of salmon and other Nhrie-
ties Of fAh. ete.
Hurhson Motor Co. sea,us. $4,000.
Geo. w. HnEhson. Helen Hughson and
G. a. white.
Furcrsst silver Fox Farms, Inc, Seat
lie. fas.s0a. A. ~. Cash. A. u. Farms.
worth and II. c. James.
Portland cordAgs co. OF washington.
Seattle. $4,000. 5. ". Mears and W.
a. Johnson.
Northwest Commercial Corp, Tacoma.
1900. A. W. Newman aud ]. y. New
man. TO do credit and insurance re-
porting. etc.
Directory Information Co. Taeomn.
so. B0e. Fred r. WahiEren. VIM. a.
Ashton and G. y. Mucklsr
wlnloek silver Fox Farm. winiook.
iss. 600. O. c. Wall. Or. W. ". webb.
a. l.. CULLEN. T. c. sohaefer and NJ. T..
Meioy.
nusy lumber Co. Olympia. $40. 500.
Anton Arnold and Dora Arnold.
uck-Iiudson-Arro oil Co. Rosaiia.
10000. changing name 20 Central oil
Co.
Shelter Motor Co. sunnyside. Inereas-
ing stock $4,000 TO t,o.ooe.
Tho Portland cordaEe Co, Portland.
ore. 100000. Certificate OF with
drawai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
Building Permits

c. J. Rohm. et3i Greenwood ave. franc
residence. sssss, $500.
Frledlaudsr & Sons. isoo-isos Second
ave. Mas alter. store front. ti.o0o.
J. II. johnson. ss0s n. toih St. frame
residence. 3sxs7, 1850.
Mrs. Fischer. 1900 Dexter ave. repair
fire damage. si.ooo.
Times Court Inv. Co. HoKe bldg. fire
proof alter TO stores. $1,000.
r. Sheriff.. 500 n. sad ct, frame resi-
denoe. s5Axta. ts.7oo.
Nordauiat & Nelson. 100 W. Nickerson
frame shed addition. $1,000.
WIN. walker estate. walker bldg. o. NJ
repair fire damage. 5000.
Joseph Caaaii. i77i soth s.. frame shop
bldg. tsxso. ti.ieo.
W. !. wood. us5 ssth n. frame resi-
dence, sssas, $500
Jas =. purvis. ii0s ". 18th st., frame
residence. ssx?s. ta.sop.
Williams Fir Finish Co. .o.s 18th W.
frame warehouse. $4,000
+. q. Rathhun. esoa 2iat n. w. frame
residence. 7tssS. $500.
W. ~. Hainsworth. 1855 sTth g. w,
frame residence 2sxas. tt.oon.
Ole BiornttRd. zoo n. e2nd, frame resi-
denoe. 2ex5s. 5000.
Ole njornrtad. zoo N. SIND. frame resi-
dence. 2ex36. $4,000
Sam Blmonsen. as5 n. 7eth. frame resi-
dence, sosst. $4,000.
Ole II. SlhsEaard. $40 sTth ". E.. frame
residence. 7sxss. $4,000.
Squire Inv. Co, bi5 Empire bldg. frame
residence. a6xss. $4,000.
Squire Inv, Co. SIS Empire bldg, frame
residence. 2sxst. $4,000.
c. II. nickei. tos w. 9th st.. frame real.
dence. 7tx3f. 12.soo.