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Norton and Kinsey
Are in Semi-FinaIs

GLENCOE. M, July ip.-Blll
Tilden and Bryan Norton are the
probable finalists In the Illinois
state tournament being played
here. Both won their way into
the eemiflnals. While Tilden will
have no trouble with his opponent.
Norton is pitted against Howard
Kinsey. California flash.
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U. S. S. California to
Play Druxman's Here

The crack II, s. S. California base
ball team, champions of the Pacific
fleet was 10 make its bow TO Seat
tie diamond fans Sunday afternoon
at O'clock on the Upper Woodland
grounds, playing the speedy Drux-
mans All-Stars,
The game should be holly contest
cd as both teams are travelling at
top speed, and an unusually large
crowd Is expected to DO on hand
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NEW YORK. July 19.-While George
= ' Slsler Of the st. Louis Browns has
done a remarkable comeback after being
out OF the game for year, American
league pitchers say he is far removed
from the dangerous batter of old.
A glance over the American league bat
ting averages since the opening Of the
season bears out the opinion of the pitch
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Richards and
Hunter Enter
Mems Finals
Miss Wills and Mrs.
Wightman Victors; Wa
ter Stars Qualify
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
DARIs. July 19.-HeIen Wills and
Mrs. Wightman won the olym.
pic women's doubles tennis title Sat
urday. defeating katherine McKans
and Miss covell. England. rs, sc.
in the finals
The victory OF the Americans was
accomplished under difficulties by
high wind which swept across the
courts, hampering the play. The
English team fought to the bitter
end, but finally succumbed 70 the
superior play OF the Americans. es-
pecially OF Miss Wills. who was all
over the court.
Miss Wills and Mrs Wightman
achieved the first OF the Olympic
championships 10 be determined.
-Four thousand spectators saw the
match.
Vincent Richards and Francis T.
Hunter. u. S. A., beat Borotra and
la coste. France, e-2, So, 0-s. 81,
e-s qualifying for the finals
The match was one of the most
spirited seen in the !olympics. The
first set resolved itself into duel
between Miss Wills and Miss Nc
Kane. The English woman kept
trying TO drive at Mrs Wightman.
In the second set Mrs. Wightman
drove out or into the net frequently
at critical times and Miss McKane
and Miss Coyell led to and
again 5 TO 2. In the seventh game
Helen Wills became nettled and
showed a burst OF speed. taking the
net and smashing repeatedly at Miss
Mckane's feet. The world cham
pion retaliated in kind and caught
the Californian flat-footed four
times.
The turning point came when Miss
Wills went out after the critical
eighth game. The set point for the
British was reached several times,
the game going to deuce before the
American champion won the game
with a sensational leaping back
hand smash past Miss McKsne.
The crowd, mostly French. was
very partial TO the British pair. and
showed its customary poor sports
manship by cheering when : the
Americans made errors or drove the
ball out.
At the end. however. they could
not help but cheer the gallant VIC
tory won almost single-handed by
Miss Wills.
On her showing today there is
little doubt but that the American
girl will win the singles champion
ship from Mile. Vlasto on Monday.
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BY MARGARET pLUNKETT

II
IN cases Of rescue. there is gren,
risk OF overturnlng n boat when
the rescuer does not understand the
proper way to lit body out of tbs
water.
Also. " Is common occurrence
that swimmers who have brought
drowning persons TO dock or n flon,
.are sometimes so exhausted that they
are unable TO lift the other readily
out of the water.
Hero are few simple directions
adaptable to such instances.
Place ono OF the rescued persons
hands on top of the other on tho
edge OF the float or boat.
In climbing out of the wnter. keer
ono Of your hands on the two hands
OF the other person.
Then face the person In tho winter
cross your own hands and take hold
Of the others
Lift up and down until momcn
tum Is gained, and then LIT the body
above tho water, increasing your
hands us you do so.
This movement viii bring the per
son up, with his back to you. IN
this way you viii not have to lit him
completely out OF the water. but only
high enough TO sit down.
Copyright, 1926 NJ n. A. Service. Inc. J
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Descamps' Scrapper
Will Box on Monday

An interesting battle will take
place In Newark, N. j., Monday
night when Bart Moline, French
heavyweight. who came over with
Georges Carpenter, meets Jack
Phillips. an American fighter II
Is plain to be seen from what
Francois Desoamps, Carpenters
manager, says, he expects TO find
another Carpenter in Moline. Like
Carpenter this young foreigner has
got n right-hand punch and Is ex-
tremely powerful.
You will sec on Monday night"
Descamps says.
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Sammy Mandell Has
Edge Over Azarella

EAST CHICAGO. July i9.--sam.
my Mendel. Rockford. won = news.
paper decision over Joe Azarella.
Milwaukee, In their io.rouni fight
here last night. Johnny Mccoy
Cleveland, shaded Harold Smith.
Chicago.
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Battling Sikh Wins
Scrap by Knockout

MANCHESTER, N. H.. july 10
Battling sikh scored n knockout over
Blacksmith" Russell. OF New York,
in the seventh round.
1t was scheduled TO go 10 rounds.
Both fighters were booed.
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Canadians Have
Loud, Suits

Leo Dandurand's Canadien
club. In the new Quebec-Ontario-
Vermont league. Is the most col.
orful outfit In baseball. Red and
white suits with red. white and
blue stockings contribute TO the
coloring.
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"Sisler is still great player and good
hitter, but far below his brilliant form Of
other years"
II is really remarkable that Sisler, after
being out year, has done as well as he
has. He has had many obstacles TO over
come.
In addition 10 his eye affliction, he has
carried the managerial burden as well as
the worries of business reverse.
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COBB AS A
MANAGER

y Cobb is a regular maniac as a
manager.
mats the word that Lee Ludolf,
NV vernon pitcher, brings from the
American League.
no less than 10 times day Cobb
,., tearing In from the outfield 10
~ hs pitchers what TO do when
, Ign situations come up" Ludolf
s,ls San Francisco scribes.
az must be in Duffy Lewis class.
,,,.. s nolds the Coast record for
things over. ~"
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BRYAN SEEMS TO
HAVE CLASS

vernon has been fortunate in pick.
mg up fine young pitcher in Bryan,
,ns youth obtained from the Western
league recently.
Under smart leader like Bill rs.
Mcs' Bryan should win a lot OF
safnes II he has the right kind OF
stuff in him.
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Bert Colima May
Scrap Striking

Bert Colima, husky whittier mid.
dlowcight, is anxious TO meet Young
Strlbling, Tho Georgia schoolboy.
Collma's most recent victory Is over
Dave Shade, the California welter.
weight. In q four-round bout at
Vernon tho other night,
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HARD LUCK FOR MACK

Hard luck appears to camp on tho
trail Of Connie Mack. 'Curloy"
ogden, after losing three games for
Muck. wns sont TO Washington
at tho waiver price. lie proceeded
to win his first four starts for that
club.
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TEAM COMING
HOME 6OS

az. n,'er the Los Angeles series next
o,b MN me Indians come home for an.
~ two,week stay. playing Salt
ps. ana Sacramento in turn.
ara sosn SAT- Lake and Sacramento
NJ gong pretty we'll and II will be
,b ~ sasy picking for the Tribe during
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Lbs ANGELES
NEXT FOR SEATTLE

Grimes will be in the l.. a. lineup
soon enough to give Seattle pitchers
a lot Of trouble next week After
completing the series in Salt Lake
me Indians 20 to Los Angeles for a
week Hood, Grimes and jenkins
saould hit that left field fence in Los
angeles enough to bother the best
pitchers in the league.
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New Referee
Works Well

Jimmy Burke. the new referee who
has handled the boys in a couple OF
smokers recently. is showing well.
lie keeps the boys fighting and he
seems TO know what II is all about.
Burke halls from San Francisco.
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BLUEGE WEAK BATsMAN

II Biuege OF Washington was a
better batsman, he would be wing
with Joe Dugan OF New York for
the honor Of being the best third
sacker in the American league. He
Is every bit as good fielder.
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erS,
Sisler. instead Of being up among the
leaders. with mark close 10 400, has
been far down the line. most Of the time
lowering around the 800 mark
"Sisler il just about 20 per cent eff
ficient," remarked veteran. pitcher re-
Gently in discussing the status Of the IA
nous player.
while still a good hitter he is far
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Joe Egan Boxes to
Draw With Reeves

rra m" FRANCISCO, July fs.-Joe
weIoh, a"a Jack Reeves, light heavy.
lsps fought a draw a. Dream.
won Sd 'aa. night, Eddie Mahonsy
W.. Y . technical Knockout over
Doyle In the soml.wIndup.
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Youngster
Beats Out
MIR. Crimes
Leo Cotter wing Stuff
With Chicago Cubs;
Sends Grimes to Minors

20 coTTER. young
first saeker. beat Ray
Grimes out OF his Job
as first sackcr with
the Chicago Cubs.
Grimes. still a com
parativeIy young play.
err. is sent 20 the
minors because Cot,er
can hit and can also
move around. Grimes.
outside of his hitting
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Golf and Tennis, the
International SPORTS

there and tho facilities and whole
setting are the best there is.
AS for Kathleen McKane, the
young English girl who beat our
Helen Wills. l think she plays more
OF an American style game than any
OF the other leading women players
In England. She is brilliant Mt times.
but her steadlness is her best asset
GoLF Is making rapid strides In
" the Far East, according to Car.
stems, who has played over many of
the famous courses OF Asia and has
seen the natives OF various countries
in the Orient play.
"a native Indian, Hindoo PLAYER.
won the championship OF India at
Calcutta while we were there last
winter" declares Carstens. 1.-THE now
champion won from large field of
star English and Scotch players. He
made his last Is in 60. which is some
shooting for any course"
TNHE tennis player of the world
L must watch out for the advance
OF the French stars. says Carstens,
as they play very fine game and are
rapidly improving. La Costc. Cochet
and Borotra are all super.stars now
and only Bill Johnson and Bill Tilden
surpass them. in Carsten's opinion.
"They play n game much like Dick
Williams, very brilliant, but stead.
Ter" declares Carstens. 81 have seen
Williams play when no man in tho
world could beat him. but he Is too
crratlc to ever be truly great The
Frenchmen have all OF his brilliance,
but are steadier, Watch out for
them"
I Asst winter while on the Malay
- Peninsula Carstcns saw the pro.
fessional at one Of the clubs there. n
native, play few sets of tennis. And
Carstens says that for rhythm and
style very few players he has ever
seen could surpass him.
But he was lazy" says Carstens,
"and n victim OF the sun OF the Far
Enst; II he would put life into his
play he might be worlds champion
some day"
"Of the two games golf Is growing
the moro rapidly as international
game, because II has It's fascination
and doesn't demand the physique nor
the strenuous exercise OF tennis"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Stray Cow Ruins
Green at Eugene

A stray COW raised havoc with
the two green's on the new links
OF the Eugene Coli and Country
club last Tuesday. footprints GOV.
ering tho entire grassy award. II
has been seeded. Members will
be unable 20 play the greens for
some time now.
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couple OF weeks ago the Fisher plan
would have carried without a dissent
Ing voice.
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COAST GOLF ASSOCIATION is NOT FEASIBLE NO
Women Win Doubles Title
CAN HE REPEAT?

Here's MaTcario Flores. the sock
ing Filipino. he fights Dode
Bercot Tuesday again. Can he
drop the logger Ike he dtd
three nceks d0O1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

The cables announce that Mary
Garden Is down TO 1i6 pounds /.
And almost any day, now. VIC OK.
poet to hear that she has challenged
Puncho villa.
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few bouts in l.. a. before swinging
North again.
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Sectional Bodies Take
Care of Golfers Needs
Coast Association Would Be Unwieldy and Might
Sound Death Knell of Present Bodies Which Are
Adequate for Present Purposes; Other Gossip
BY ALEX c. ROSE

TF Pacific Coast Golf association is formed what good
l. will be derived from il ?"
For several years past there has been much talk in the
Northwest but very little in California on the matter Of
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Major Notes

Yesterdays hero--Msnusb. Tiger left
fielder. Ho captured Fiagstead's drive,
which prevented run. singled to score
the winning run. which gavo Detroit a
TO victory over Boston. and moved
tho Tigers into tis for second place.
Tho battle lasted II innings.
jacobson crashed out triple In the
ninth inning. scoring three mon, and the
Browns won from Washington, z to s.
Tho Pirates wero mereiIe-s to three
Giant pitchers and won handiiy, to 2.
mostiI's error In the nth inning paved
tho way for Tho TO . trimming which
Philadelphia gave the white Sox.
Tho Cards trounced Genewich for fi,.
runs In the first inning and had little
trouble In winning from Boston, 10 TO 4.
Tho world champions split "a par with
Cleveland. Tho fgdlans took tho first,
0 10 2, but IN the second Pcnnock won
his sixth consecutive game, to 2.
---------
Epps Iiirey moved down the Dodgers.
allowing them only three hits, and tho
Reds won, 4 to 0.
Adams single In the 10th inning scored
the winning run for the cubs In their
10 / victory over the pills.
HOME RUN HITTERS
NeuseI, Yanks, 10.
Wyatt Indians, -.
KRmm, white Box, ia.
JAMESON. Indians, ii,
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Field and Stream

South Pork stiilaEuHfnlsh nj Big -Four.
Fishing IL good. Beat catches are noun
tain trout Use n Fly. Catches average
4 ~ 10 - per person. Fish are fair size.
Goa, Lake reserve just opened Big Four
Inn. for accommodation. Take Hartford
Eastern railway.
Canyon Greek at Canyon Greek Lodge.
Fishing Is good. Large trout rising TO
Colorado spinneru and flies. Hotel at
/ Canyon Greek Lodge. miles east OF
/ Granite Falls. Roads good to lodge.
Very rough beyond lodge.
Long Lake ai Union Mills. Fishing Ia
/ good. Bass, perch and oroppie biting
good on worms. Plenty Of boats, A quar-
ter OF a mile Of road in bad shape. but
IL paasablo.
Lake Sutherland Mt Port Angeles. Fish
I Ing ia fairly good. The best catch Is
trout Use spoons and worms Roads
excellent. Hotel open: good meals; free
/ boats to hotel guests and cRbinera Water
Ia fine for swimming.
North fork stiliaquamlsh mt Oso. Fish
Ing IL good. CutthpoAt and rainbow
trout are biting on NY and cluster eggs.
Trout are rising TO fly on Deer creek
and the North Fork.
Baker Lake. Fishing Is good. Dolly
Warden. lake trout and white fish are
biting good on salmon eggs No hotel
| accommodations, but good camping
place. Trail is in good condition.
Tyee river and tributaries nj Scenic.
0 So a
bow trout arc biting good on flies and
eggs Conditions are improving with the
falling OF water.
Black Lake, stevens county. via Col
Vile. Fishing is fair Best fishing 10 in
Z the morning and In the evening. Bait
| fishing good all day. The best bait is
ankle worms: rs boats In good condi-
tion; cabins: good camping grounds.
Lake Sammamish at Shamrock cottage.
Fishing 10 good. Bars. trout, perch. bit
! ing good on live bait and salmon eggs.
Some perch being caught Weighing four
pounds and more.
Lake sammnmish mt Pete's Place. Fish
ing is fair, Trout. Erayling and perch
are biting good on worms, live bait and
eggs.
skykomish River at Grotto. Washing
ton. Fishing is good, Rainbow trout
biting on worms and flies. Cabins COM
| plstely furnished for camping; fine COM
munity hall and store.
otter lake at Otter Lake. Fishing Is
good Trout and bass sitting good. Use
spoons, worms, plugs and pork rind.
Boats and tents for rent: roads good:
detour from Renton over Issaquah road
| TO grove.
slykomish river and tributary Mt Bar
ing, Fishing Is good. Ralnho>' biting
good on Royal Coeohman or >~~e wing
| fly. River is as low as Il viii get this
| season. Roads good. Good cabins and
dining room service.
Big Lake mt Andcrson's resort. Fish
| ing IL fine Trout bass and perch are
biting good on spoons and plugs. Bill
Broche and George Beckwith made limit
catch In bass and Mr.. r. Gerlach made
splendid catch OF trout Boats. cottages.
camp ground.
South Fork snoqualmie at North Bend.
Fishing Ia fine. Cutthroat biting good
on eggs and flies. Several limit catches
brought IN today, Hotel accommoda-
| tlons good; road conditions fine.
| Elwha River. Fishing Is good. Rain
! how biting good on flies and eggs.
Splendid fishing II one packs up river
one or two days. Road condition good.
| Pack horses at Hcrricks store,
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Lifesaving

This IL the fifth OF n series Of al,
articles on methods of life saving about
the water. The last article viii appoar
MnndnN
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NeuHeI, Yhnka, 10.
Nyatt. Indians. -
Kamm, white Box, ia.
JAMESON. Indians, III.
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Adams single In Tho 10th inning scor

Epps Iurey moved down the Dodgers,
allowing them only three hits, and tho
Reds won, TO 0.
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Black Lake. stevens county. via Col
Vile. Fishing is fair. Best fishing 10 in
the morning and In the evening. Bait
fishing good all day. The best bait Il
ankle worms. is boats In good oondl.
ton, Chbins. good camping grounds.
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HOME nun HITTEns

the winning run for the cubs In their
10 1 victory over the pills.
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Lake sammamish at Shamrock cottage.
Fishing 10 good. Bars. trout, perch. Bit
ing good on live bait and salmon eggs.
Some perch being caught Weighing four
pounds and more.
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Tyee river and tributaries Mt Scenic.
Fishing is good. Brook trout and rain
bow trout arc biting good on flies and
falling OF water.
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Lake sammnmish Mt Pete's Place. Fish
ing is fair. Trout. Erayling and perch
are biting good on worms, live bait and
eggs.
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Tho world champions split "a par with

Cleveland. Tho fgdIans took tho first.
. 70 2, but IN tho second Pcnnock won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

Baker Lake. Fishing Is good. Dolly
Warden. lake trout and white fish are
biting good pn salmon eggs. No hotel
accommodations. but good camping
place. Trail Is In good condition.
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skykomish River at Grotto. Washing
ton. Fishing is good. Rainbow trout
biting on worms and flies. Cabins COM
pistely furnished for camping; fine COM
munity hall and store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

Tho Cards trounced Genewich for five
runs In the first inning and had little
trouble In winning from Boston, 10 TO 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

North fork stillaquamlsh Mt Oso. Fish
/ Ing IL good. CutthpoAt and rainbow
trout are biting on fly ana cluster eggs.
Trout are rising 10 fly on Deer creek
and the North Fork.
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ton And il is no secret that golfers hereabouts are well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

otter lake at Otter Lake. Fishing Is
good. Trout and bass sitting good. Use
spoons. worms. plugs and pork rind.
Boats and tents for rent: roads good
detour from Renton over Issaquah road
TO grove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

South Pork stiilarunmish ni Big -Four.
Fishing IL good. Beat catches are noun
tain trout. Use fly. Catches average
II 10 70 per person. Fiah are fair size.
Goat lake reserve just opened. Big Four
Inn. for accommodation. Take Hartford
Eastern railway.
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mostiI's error In the nth inning paved
tho way for Tho TO Q trimming which
Philadelphia gave the White Sox.
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hahe sotheriahn Mt Tort Angeles fbn-
Ing ia fairly good. The best catch Is
trout, Use spoons and worms Roads
excellent. Hotel open: good meals; free
boats to hotel guests and csbiners. Water
Ia fine for swimming.
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Arrivals and Departures

Arri,sd-oct. al SIR Hsstsra from
san Eraucisro 90 $50 m.. 80 Princess
Una from a. a.. 81 Gsts .. "a. oct -.
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az y. m Eagle So, 90 from cruise, ~
sac y, mai tsr Dorothy tueEuntAch from
Tacoma, AZ git .. m rns Ai'sour'An
from Phiisdslphia Via ports, 81 mt
str itoraissn AAru from Kobe Va ports
80 ietgo ., IN, ctr kakA hsfu Nom Ma
Mia Via ports al gao q M, oct -s-
Atr pansnIord from Tacoma. az 10 ,. M
,tF Dorothy Alexander from Toe Angeles,
AZ tiigo . m- ctr Hahhai Asru from
kohs a. iNEgn q. m-4 stf London ~
goratian from Eastman Via ports. al Ails
p IN, ctr noEul from rasoms, a. ,
p. M ctr Las vegas from sydnsy VIA
ports. At p. "a.
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Tor nrsmsftop. 81 3 a, ms or Dorothy
Alexander for Tacoma. a. q. GA. oct
't.=Hu noGul for n e. ports. AZ bitb
p m su Bhunsho Mafu Tor Kobe Via
kokahama. az isias ,, M stf Indians
f1r bordeaux VIA ports. AZ iiss a. lns'
str ~ Captain fpr los Angeles Va ports
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Via ports. 81 a. ms or MEXICAN Tor
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Gt 10 y VA. str Caddapeak Tor los An
Erlss We Ran fNauetsCu. az 10 ., msi az
Nor'hlad Tor san FRANCHISE. al y, ~.
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Canadian Wireless

Str MYfiius. Rsp Frsuslsea f9r ahaHE
bat $3.50 miles frum Hsn rraHcisl0-
Hir Htsu Gib miles from Bsward.
hsuni fgr seattle.
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str 7 u 7. iiAfpsr sydney Ter FAn
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SIR nehin doeafsiisr. kshuiui for san
Tranrlssn. tst fnilss ron EAn Francisco,
Ma indra asstla for Grays Hsreor. 80
miles uprthwsst urays ifarhnr.
Hfr Msrrnta $50 mites from Han Tran.
cisco. bound Tor Van Ffansiseo-
sir MsSura. 1900 miles frorn Vie,oris.
og,hound.
str Empress % Australia. 'it miles
from Victoria inbound
Ne issssn. Crsys Warrior for san FRAN
cisco. So miles rom IAN Franci.co.
str u EsEundo. III miles from pich.
mond. hound nichmonf.
STR Rochelle. plubesr Bay Ger San
Francisco. 10 rrii's from San Francisco
gtr Empress % Russia. i.;ts miles from
Estsyna. outbound.