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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-19
.PRQTQCQt0 No u ' S(6 ANEXQS

The Spanish Commissioners en-
deavor to- argue that there could
have been no intention to include
in the. powers Of this Joint Commits.
sien the question Of the sovereignty
of the Philippines, because the Sc
cretary Of State of the United Sta
tes, in his note of the Soth Of July
last, alter stating the demands oi
his Government, added: ''lf the
terms hereby offered are accepted
in their entirety, Commissioners will
be named by the United States to
meet similarly authorized Commis-
sioners on the part of Spain for the
purpose Of settling the details Of the
treaty Of peace and signing and de-
livering it under the terms above ia
dicated." Is the "unexpressed de-
mand p" of tho United States, inqui-
re. the Spanish Commissioners, for
the eession Of an immense territory,
understood by the American Coma
missioners to be- a detail Of the trea-
ty Of peace?
The American Commissioners ha-
We no difficulty in replying that they
do so understand it, but not in the
sense which the question implies.
II is evident that the Spanish me
morandum seeks to construe the.
language Of the Secretary Of State as
if Be had used in connection with
the word "details" the word "ertnlm-
portant," actually proposed to refer
to- the Commissioners the settlement
Of only "unlnportant details" It
should seem unnecessary to- say.
however, that in speaking of detail.
he merely referred to the particulars
of the treaty as considered separate
ly and in relation to the whole. |
can hardly be supp sed that if the
two Governments had intended that
the negotiations of the treaty of pea
CO should be- occupied with "details of
little Importance, they would each
have sent five commissioners. to a
neutral capital for the purpose Of
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f eIi[)en dc Bal1aReS:
Ell juez denego al de}ensor
Ia celebration de nuevo
luiclo.
LIE fae leids Ia sentencia ) Al.
nestiea que le esndeaa a la
eena de- alHerte,
Do rucstro, corFespoDsal.

Ponce. agosto lila mai1ana de
hov era Ia senalada por b corte de
distrito para dictaf sentencia contra
Juan !Almestica, deelarado eufpable
por ef lurado, de asesinate en- primer
grado. autor de la muerte de Pablo
Franchi. slildito francis, con resi-
dencia desde hacm algunos amos en-
esta ciudad
A las 9 de Ia mahana de hoy va
estaba el salon de Ia eorte v los pasi-
Hos invadictos por una extraordina-
ria eonearrencia. Al salir Almfstica
de Ia carcef, custoalado por el mars
hal para la corte, al pasar por Ia
puerta de la carcel. dilo diriiiindose
d Ia inmensa eenctuTeneia ALI pre-
sente frente d la careel, que ahora
iba a decir la verelad, q,nenes cram
hos verdaderos aSesinos de lrsnehh.
Una vez en- a certe fue acorpahado
Almestica, de su defenser Lcdp. Pa
rra-Capo. Fl juez Mr.. Foote, mani
festo que iba q proceder a dfctar sen
teneia. Entonees Almestiea, hizo Ia
inteaeion de manifestsr algunas
palabras, iRtervinieneto su defensor
manifestando a la corte, que soieita-
ba nuevo juicio para su defendido.
II iuez Mr.. Foote, manifesto a Ia
defensa que habia estadiaao debfaa-
mente ell proceso, Y denegaba la pc
ticion de nuevo iuicio. Entonces pro-
cedio a dictar sentencia contra AL
mestica, condenandolo a la pena de
muerte que habra de ejeeutarse en-
la penitenciaria de San Juan, ell dia
81 del mes de octubre. Al DIR Ia SEN
tencia ell acusado le dio como un va
lido, quedando como anoaadado.
Despues de sentenciado fu6 conduct
do por el marshal a la galera de la
carcel, de donde sera trasladado al
preside de San Juan mahana.
A Ultima hora sc nos manifesto
que Almestica, ha llamado al fiscal
la carcel, para hacerle nuevss reve-
laciones sobre eomphees que hay Ell
ell crimen.
Fl representative de Francia en-
esta eiudad, Sr. Luis Leeeia, que no
ha deseanssdo un instanse en- el auxi
lio 4 Ia justieia para el eselareeimien.
to del crfmen asstio esta mahana a
Ia eorte 4 or IA senteasia contra Al
mestica.
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arranging. them.

arranging them.
But it is, argued. by the Spanish
Commissioners that the words "conr
troll, disposition and government" !,
even taken by themselves, do not
comprehend the subject Of sovereign.
ty but merely that Of goxenmen-
tai reforms To, the American
Commissioners such an interpreta-
ton is inoomprehensihe. If nothing
but "refonms" had been intended, it
could never have occurred to- either
party to employ for that. purpose
three words none. of which expres-
Esed it meaning, while, each Of them
contained a. broader one. On the
other hand the use Of the word $50
vereingnty'' in conjunction with
the words actually employed was.
unnecessary, while,. if used ID would
have defeated the very object Of
postpoaing the whole subject Of the
Philippines for future determination
Control, dispositions aah govern
ment" included every thing: "Sore~
reignty" would have exclhdsd every
thing but itself. and haus left to- fu-.
turs determination merely the ques-
tion of its own existence, asdrsrne
and unconditional,. lan the event of
the United States dssiring: TO- take
only part Of the archipelago, such
a limitation Of the scope Of the nego-
tiations would have BEEN injurious
to, both parties.
The Spanish Commissioners To-
wever, have sought TO- restrlct tine
meaning Of the words control,
disposition and government, by an
appeal to the French text, into which
the Original English was trans
lated; and as the French word "con-
h6le" by which "controI'' was trans
lated, besrs significance less ex-
tensiHe than, the latter. they seem
to contend that all the other words,
both in tt,eEnglishand in the French
text, should. be- reduced to harmo
NY with it.
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'Escuda particular De tefano
MIJMACAO ?. r.
Protesores:
STA Ana Rogue de Druprey
Mr. G. U. Hines,
EnSe1anza On inglsS

Sc admiten alurnos desde 80. 4 s
eYado: Prsctos cOlrencionales. Sc
preparan uaestros rurales = gradua
dos, y para e, Servicio Civil
Examenss en- septiemhr. por Ell De-
paftamerto de Edl,cacion.
I'm alumno estudioso paede apren-
der I'm grooto en estos tres meses.
Sc les proRorcionara eupiaje d los
slumnes de h isla que deseen approve
char esta oportunidad.
Para informes pueceu dirigirse ii
doiis Ana Rogue q C6live U. Hines.
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La gran eaatdatuIa

Tn telegrama de Ponce reeib lido
hoy las ocho y cincuenta minutos
nos pone en- conocimiento de que ell
pueblo de Ponce en- masa. unionistas,
republicanos e indepepdientes, presen-
tan Ia candidaturs por Ell barrio de
"Canas" de la famosa "JupeniIina"
tintnra sin rival para ell eabello y la
barba
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C0LEGl0 DE SAN ILDEF0NS0
DIRIJIDo PoR
HIJAS DE LA CARLOAD.
San Juan, p. R.

San Juan, p. R.
Sc da la ensehanza de instruction
primaria. idioma ingles, bordado la
boreS Sc abIe Ell nuevo curso el 10.
de Septiembre.
Ademas poe precio especial clase de
mdsica y piano.
Drislrse a la Superiora del Cole
gio.
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No 10 DIVIDES.

Eon San Luis Les Sres. A. Alvs
rez hermane Igueu ob.saisade u ne.
jor exito con lavsnta dsl scFs6sadc
Ron San Luis" Produeto de superior
ealidad que hs conquistado justs "a
ms On Ia isla y fuers de ella No
oonusns sustsncias nceivss y e. una
bsbida tdnica y reconsituysnts. No
n'vidsis que los pedidss dsAsn hsesr,e
& Ia acreditada casa calle de San Jose
en- San juan. Ron San Luis.
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TraSlado.

Ha sido ,rasladado al interior de
ia m;sms cssa que ocups hoy 81 esta-
b ecimiento LA TIENDfTA" aI
lsdo del ayuntanienso. Sssuirx el
nisno negocio de venta de sfeetos re-
ligiescs excluSvame-.e.
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Esteban +. C@!a

ts5 RudtIsdge St. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Sc hses cargo de piiios naiaptras asis,
tan al co.esio. Casa espseiosa ven
tilada y stuada en- Gale eentrics-
Para mas informes dirigirss a Este
ban F: Costa. 1S5 Kutlsdge st.
BROOKLYN.
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0FREcEM0S Al PubLIC0
El kn,mader VACUUM marca "SAlT0. 81

Con las siguentes garantias de fabrica
"Marchara constantemente sin caentarse nterrumprse
"Tiene por minute destituc6n calcnlada de 25 80
pies cdbico de aire libre Producira maxmo de
rulgadas segun ell mercuro Standard de los EE u
Durara de Is 20 amos, alir usandose diaramente.
"E SANTO trabajara de cualquer cubo de luz ncandes
centc. costo de centavos la hoga vi 'SANTO" no
podr sperado para Ell hogar pero tamben su
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecble para TlENDAS ALMA.
GENES OFICINAS Ie1LESIAS, HOSPITALES Ii otros
ediGcos grandes Haga vista nuestras o6cnas para
la demostracon por citaion mandaremos e aparato
cuaquier so San Juan, para demosraro privado
Nc,ufo Rico Do,7op f;nht f.
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Anuncie Nd. con cIaHdad
y eIegancia.

Anuncioe orladoa Cicbss s.nci,lmente nrenar,dos n
camoia perlodcamente pare del texo para balances de
osnOos tstas oomerciaeA modelos para o6cna ayunta
mientos alcaldias. juzgados etc Avse ustei LA co
hhtSF)NDENClA' tendra mas amplios informeS
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A los Comercianfes
w w Decim0S.

"LA CORRSPONDENCIA" ofr.oe los anuncfan
tes gran varedad de tpos estlos para anunoios
Anuncos adonados-Cchss de estereotpa que manengau
siempfere mpio perfecto 81 anunoioClches de plana
eata especiaes paa anunoios grandes para hoas sue
tas-Fjese Ell las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA En- elias vera sucesivas muestras mcSelo de sus
anunooa
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DepaIlamehta de- Sanidad,
BENEIcENcIA Y CORRECTION.


Ell 80 de Agosto a las 10 de la ma.
hsna Sc admitiran en- Ia O&ciaa del
Director Do Sandal, Beaefcenc;a y
Correction, ell San Juan, p. R.
prono'iciones para la installation de
una Inca telei6nica desde la Ciuda d
de Mayagilez, al Edifcio Do Ia Es-
cuea Correctional, radicado en- el
ba,rio de Qua nsjibo, en- una exsen-
son de 3 millas toco mas 8 menos,
por cerca de la Playa.
Las condolences de la instala ci6n Y
cuslquier otra information necesaria,
80 suministraran en- Ia OGeina del Je-
.fe del Departamento.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
QUEER CASE OF
HARVARD STUDENT

Coach Haughton, of Har-
ward, perpetrated this last
week on Soldiers Field.
Dick" Lewis, the substi-
tute end, had gone a little
stale. whats the matter,
Lewis?" said the coach.
Have you broken training?"
ooh, no, SIR" replied Lew
is.
Been drinking or smok-
ing?"
No, SIR"
"Oh, l guess l know what
is the matter with you. You
must have been studying"
Lewis bowed his head like
a shame-faced boy who had
been caught with his fingers
in the jam. and finally ac-
knowledged that he had been
doing a little grinding"
Then the face of the
mighty coach took on a stern
look and Lewis quaked as he
shouted:
young man. Have you
no regard for your college?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
OLD DAN BROUTHERS SAYS THE VIEW
PLAYS IN BASEBALL ARE OLD ONES

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-"How
many new plays have been discov-
cred in base ball in the last 20
years." asked the inquisitive man
of Dan" Brouthers.
Il don't know of any real new
ones" replied the veteran. "They
don't do much that they didn't do
when i played ball. There is a lit
tie difference. Some moves are
made with more frequency, and
team work is more common among
clubs.
There's a man coaching every
day for the New York base ball
club who 20 years ago could bunt
more skillfully than most of the
players on the field today and as
skillfully as the experts, for all
that l can see."
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you mean Latham. we may
take it
81 certainly do. This squeeze
play, which they talk so much
about, ! saw happen on the ball
field, although the batter used to
chop at the ball rather than bunt
it,"
"How about the delayed steal?"
Nothing to 1t. Old players
used to do 1t and they used to say
that they were blamed idiots for
taking such chances on the bases.
They weren't so critical then about
picking plays and putting fancy
names to them.
IF anything happened out of
the ordinary-that is. the ordi-
nary run of luck-they'd say it
was such after the game was
over"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
YOST LIKES HIS
1901 TEAM BEST

Fielding Yost has coached nine
Michigan teams. He is now teach
ing tricks to the tenth Wolverine
squad. The Hurry Up man be-
1ieves that the 1901 collection was
the best of them all. The 1902
Michigan eleven was probably sup
posed to have been the best of the
lot, but Yost doesn't think SO.
For all-around ability my first
team in 1901 was the best,p said
Yost, recently. 1T didn't play
quite as brilliantly as the 1902
bunch, but was more dependable
and more resistless in the attack
On defense that set of boys
couldn't be touched"
The 1901 team contained sucf
famous football names as Heston
Hernstein. Redden, Shorts, Nc
Gugin and Snow. 1t was the 1907
team that scored $40 odd points
in the season, and was known al
the "Point-a-Minute" eleven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
NELSON WILL
FIGHT CLEVER
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10
After IA years in the boxing bust
ness Battling Nelson has been
stung by the boxing bee, accord
ing to a declaration he himself
made today. The Battler an
nounced his intention OF boxing
twenty rounds several times a
week from now until the time he
climbs through the ropes with
Owen Moran here on November
26. AS preliminary he boxed
IA rounds yesterday and will
step 15 more with his sparring
partners today.
Hereafter l am going to fight
clever" said the Durable Dane.
I'm through with making a
punching bag out of myself"
Betting on the Nelson-Moran
fight has already begun with the
men at evens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
A. C. pop" ANsoN.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Has
Pop Arson hooked up with
Fletcher, the promoter of the
third big league?
Arson has always been a stall
wart supporter OF organized base
ball, but his activity here has Gre
ated the impression that the old
timer is working for the Toledo
promoter, trying to interest local
capital in the team Fletcher says
he win put into the metropolis to
buck the American and National
league clubs
Arson has always worked In
the open and has never beaten
about the bush when he was after
anything. This means that the
identity Of the man Arson is
working for will not long remain
a mystery. IL he succeeds in
raising the cash for a New York
team, and the third ieague really
becomes fact, Arson will prob
ably be made manager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
kUb|Ak BEATS
GEORGE COTTON

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PITTSBURG, Nov. 16.-Al
Kubiak issued challenge today
to Sam Langford or Jack John
son as result of the showing he
made last night in his fight with
George Cotton here. Kubiak
punished Cotton severely, win
ming easily. The fight went six
rounds.
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every day.
Moran is at .Shannon's In San
Rafael, where, in addition to gym
and road work he can have the
benefit of rowing, sport of
which he is extremely fond.
Moran is heavy. but he an
nouneed today that he will not
try to take off weight, as he is q
lighter man than Nelson and will
weigh as much as possible when
he enters the ring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
FIELDER JONES HAS THE
PORTLAND FANS GUESSING

interest in the st. Louis American
league team, and that fact, in con-
nection with the trip east recent
ly, bolstered up the rumor. But
Jones denied the story.
tits only recurrence of that
time-worn story that eastern writ
ers spring periodically" said
Jones. Il am well enough salts
fled with my prospects in Oregon
and am not looking for any bro
ken-down base ball clubs to buy
up"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
0'BRIEN GETS
The PHILLlES

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CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The re-
tirement of Horace Fogel, as
president of the Philadelphia Ma
tional league team and the an
pointment of Joe O'Brien, former
president of the American asso-
citation to his place, was the Jsub-
ject of common gossip in baseball
circles here today.
1t was reported today that
|O'Brien will be installed n his
new position at the meeting of
the National league next month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16

OLD DOC. cALABASH> the
HoRoLOGIST ANNOUNCES
THAT The SINISTER CAP
SuLE WAS IN AZIMUTH
ON EITHER The FIRST
SECOND OR THIRD DAY
AT MoANA SPRINGS.
JEFF BELIEVES The STARS
BECAUSE He SAW THEM
~ THE RING.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
SOLDIER TEAMS
HERE NOV. 26

The soldier football teams from
Vancouver and Fort Worden will
clash in Tacoma November 80,
according to present plans. These
teams are playing great football
and theer promises to be a de-
termined battle when they meet
for the army championship of the
coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
SO MINOR
LEAGUES

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CHICAGO, Nov. 16.@The Ma
tional Association of Minor Base
ball leagues in annual meeting
yesterday heard the report of
Secretary Farrell showing so
leagues and 1876 clubs now in or
ganized minor league ball.
Last year $50 players were sus-
pended and 262 reinstated by the
association clubs. The minor
leagues received $163,200 from
the majors and the American as
ISOLATION for players drafted this
fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
RAY BRONSON BEATS
SID SULLIVAN:
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SYDNEYs~N. s. W., Nov. 16.-
Ray Bronson, the indianapolis
lightweight, secured the decision
over Sid Sullivan of Melbourne,
In a 2O-round bout here yester-
day, and Incidentally cinched the
third successive victory attained
by the string of American boxers
which Hugh d. Mcintosh. the
Australian promoter. sent out
here couple of months ago in
change of Tom s. Andrews, Mil
waukee sporting writer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
MCCOY TO BE
RELEASED

(By United Press Leased Wire
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 16.
Although an "open verdict"
was returned by the coroner's
jury investigating the death of
Rudolph Munk, who was killed in
Saturdays football game here, be-
tween Bethany college and West
Virginia university it is believed
today that the charge of murder
which was filed against Thomas
Mccoy, right end of the Bethany
eleven, will be dismissed. 1t is
not believed that steps will be
taken to bring him back here for
trial. as he has announced that
he will fight extradition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
ABERDEEN CRAZY
OVER BIG GAME

ABERDEEN. Nov. 1e. All
business houses will close here
Saturday for the big football
game between Tacoma and Aber-
deem High schools and the town
IS football crazy. 1t Is expected
d tremendous crowd will be out.
Special trains and steamers Will
bring In many outsiders. Con-
siderable betting Is going on over
the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
GREAT CROWD TO SEE
HARVARD YALE
GAME
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(By United Press Leased Wire. }
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 16.
The greatest crowd of New
York football rooters that ever at
tended collegiate game is ex-
pected here when the Harvard
and Yale teams meet Saturday on
Yale field.
Harvard is picked as the prob
able winner, but Yale's game VIC
tory over Princeton has caused
the Crimson money to become
shy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
NELSON AND MORAN TRAINING
HARD FOR FIGHT NOVEMBER 26
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(By United Press Leased Wire. j
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. TO-
Both Battling Nelson and owen
Moran are busy training for their
match here November 90. Mel
son is at his old stamping ground
at Millett's where he has always
trained for his fights. He is sur
rounded by a half dozen spright-
ly lads with whom he has made
plans to box Is or 20 rounds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
TODA US SPORTING NEWS


QUEEN DRfAMOWISkI
GYPSY SeEReSS AND CHAIR
GAMER, REVEALS THAT ON
TIE NIGHT BEFORE me
PRIMITIVE NAN" WENT UP
AGAINST THE ABYSMAL
IBRUTE~ SHE HAD A VISION
OF A MULATTO BAN SHEE
PRINkLlNG RAPRlkA IN
The FORMERS MASSAGE
CREAM.
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PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 16.-
Fielder Jones, who has just re-
turned from the east, has got the
fans guessing because he made
the simple remark: "Oregon is
good enough for me-"
They want to know whether it
means that Jones is out of the
game for good and all.
The former manager of the
Chicago American league team
was reported to have purchased an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
100 SPECTATORS OF FIGHT
SPEND NIGHT IN JAIL

(By United Press Leased Wire. J
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-One hun
dred spectators of a fight that
was to have been, but failed to
materialize, were released today
from the Chicago city prison af-
ter spending the night in jail.
The men were caught in a raid
of saloon at Palatine. where it
had been whispered the fight-a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16

PROF PToMAiNs, THE GREAT
PToxlcoLoGiSL AFTER ANALYSING
The BLOOD ON JACK LOHNSoN'S
MiTTS, FINDS TRACES OF SAFFRON,
YELLOW OcHRE, hADDER and
GOLD PAINT. He DEDUCsS THAT
SOME HEARTLES GAZOOk
SLIPPED ESSENCE OF OROlDE
MO IEFF'S MORNING MIX.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16

For Sale-Three Hambletonian
colts, 1, and years old. The
finest breed in the land. Get In
quick and talk with o. F. Burke
at the Tourist hotel. $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
PHILLIPS TO BOX
CLEELUM SCRAPPER

Young Phillips, the 12S-pound
Tacoma boxer, will box Bruce
Ashton of Gle Elum November 23
lat Gle Elum. The final arrange
ments for the match were made
today. Phillips is trying to, get
another match with Paul Steel
with whom he got a six-round
draw some months ago
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16

twenty-round affair between two
"unknowns"-was to take place.
The principals had entered the
ring to be introduced when a
force of deputy sheriffs blockaded
the exits and arrested the entire
audience. The men were locked
up over night and were permitted
to go free when court opened to-
n nv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
BARRY LICKS
STEWART

(By United Press Leased Wire.
BOSTON, Nov. 16.-Jim Barry
of Chicago has big Jim Stewards
number, according to the verdict
of the Boston fans today. Barry
punished Stewart severely in a
ten-round bout here last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
WAPkTO HIGH BEATEN

wAPATO, Nov. 16.-Wapato
High school was defeated at foot
ball Saturday by North Yakima
z to 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16
Pertinent Sport Paragraphs

Chauncy Olcott gets away from the stage in
the summer, and if you would find him. seek where
the speedboats thickest and you'll find him
tnkeringF with gasoline motor i'm a racy-looking
fier
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16

First class gun and bicycle re-
pairman wanted. II. e. Peterson
ann Store, 1913 @ st. $40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-16

McGraw Bugs Raymond chance
McCraw has the
give them a chance to get off some more humor.