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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
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OR CONSTlPATED
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sch or costive bowels by
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H :
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
SEATTLE COUNCIL R0ASTS
SENATE MEASURE NO. 46

SEATTLE, Jan. 22.-The city
council, with but one dissenting
vote, yesterday adopted a resola-
tion protesting to the legislature
against the passage of senate bill
No. 46, introduced by Senator
Taylor, which gives the state pub
lie service commission increased
authority In the regulation of
both municipal and corporation
public service utilities IN munich
palities. The council resolution
termed the Taylor bill an unjust.
vicious and reactionary MEASURE. !"
Councilman Dale voted against
the passage of the resolution.
In its preamble the resolution,
introduced by Councilman Lundy,
states that people In the cities
are now threatened with the loss
of what little self-government is
left to them and the right to con-
troll and manage their own light
and power plants and the passage
of the measure would be a blow
from which it would take years to
recover, resulting in the loss of
millions of dollars to our citizens
now saved to them by municipal
operation and control"
The resolution further states
"that 1t is important that united
and aggressive action be taken
against the brazen attempt to de-
story self-government and the
placing of the peoples utilities
in the hands of the corporations. +"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22

SEATTLE, Jan. 22. - Felix
Crane, negro divekeeper and al
LACED boss of the district below
Yesler way, who was arrested a
short time ago, charged with ac-
cepting the earnings of unfor-
tunate women, but who obtained
his release on bond of $1,000
filed i'm the Justice court, was
re-arrested yesterday by a deputy
sheriff and taken to the county
Jail. The Negroes second arrest
followed the filing of an informa-
ton by Prosecuting Attorney
Lundin in the superior court. The
superior court information max es
the same charge as that named
In the justice court complaint.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
THAW TO PRISON

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Harry
X. Thaw will sleep in Tombs pris-
on Sunday night not far from the
cell which he occupied when first
arrested for the murder of Stan
ford White In June, 1906, IL Will
lam Travers Jerome carries out
the plan he announced today. Mr..
Jerome said he would try to have
Thaw's case called for trial next
week. He said he would leave
this city tomorrow for Washing
ton and from Washington would
go to New Hampshire, returning
here Sunday with Thaw.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
Lawyer Rogers
Under Arrest

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Lorlys
Elton Rogers, New York lawyer,
whose love affairs are being in
vestigated. is held today in $500
bonds, pending arraignment. He
is charged with violating the
penal code of inducing Mrs. Ida
Walters, who poisoned herself
and two children recently, to live
with him for immoral purposes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22

The council takes the stand
that control by state commissions
has not resulted In the benefits
expected and that the people OF
the large cities are demanding
the right to control public serv-
ice corporations through their
own corporate authorities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
Beauty at
Sweet Sixteen
Comes Back When One Clears Up
the Complexion by the Quick
Acting StuaTt's Calcium
Waters.

Pimples are an offense to 9TH
ers and crime against yourself.
People have only tolerated you be-
cause they considered the condi-
ton of your face to be misfor-
tune against which you have no
remedy. But now that it is uni
versally known that Stuart's Cal
cium Waters will usually Danish
pimples, blackheads, blotches,
eruptions and liverspots, your con-
tinued negligence will be consid-
cred inexcusable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST TEACHE \

EUGENE, Ore, Jan. %. -
Charles H. Seevely, principal of
the Oak Ridge school, is under ar
rest here today, charged with con-
tributing to the delinquency of
Rachael Tiller, II, who died after
giving birth to a child. Seevely
is As.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22

w 1911 SOulu lIahC
Pimply Woman Take Stuart's Cal.
cium Waters just One Week."
The person with a pimply face is
always unattractive and at dis
advantage in society. Those ugly
disfigurements set at naught the
effect of the most perfect fea-
lures. If your face and figure
had the classical outlines of a
Greek statue, mass of pimples
would still destroy your beauty. A
clear, fresh skin is absolutely es-
sential to any real beauty.
A beautiful complexion is de-
pendent on rich, pure, abundant
supply of blood to the skin. Cal
cum sulphide has long been recog-
nized as one of the most effective
of blood purifiers. Quickly con-
verting all impurities into gaseous
form that readily escapes from the
pores, 1t purifies the blood in re-
markably short order. Calcium
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Stuart's Calcium Waters, which
contain besides, certain mild alter
atives that invigorate the blood.
You will be delighted at the rapid
ity with which all face disorders
will disappear. once the blood has
been cleansed of its impurities
through their use.
You have a right to beauty
and health and happiness. You
have right to the admiration and
respect of others. Take the step
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fers of your druggist and win back
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package mailed free by addressing
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22

BALTIMORE. Jan. 22.--The
steamer Maryland OF the Marty
land, Delaware & Virginia Steam
ship company. burned early today
on Chesapeake bay. Efghty-five
passengers were rescued, after
many of them had jumSad TITO
the Icy waters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
OREGON HAS
WOMANSOLON

ROSEBURG, Ore, Jan. 22. -
State Senator-elect Miss Kathryn
Clark is in Salem today with her
brother legislators. She went
from here lats night while a brass
band played at the depot and
nearly everybody in town cheered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
BURGLAR IS SHOT

SEATTLE, Jan. 22.-An un-
identified burglar is dead here
today following a running battle
with the police. He was caught
at work in house. He opened
fire and ran out, but was hit by
a bullet in the fusillade that fol-
lowed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-22
LIFE IN PRISON
!. FOR P. TUGWELl

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 22.-Per-
cy Tugwell must serve the rest of
his life in prison for the murder
of Mrs. Maud b. Kennedy, the
diamond lady" A jury which
found him guilty of the crime
fixed the penalty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
!. WHAT | AM THANKFUL FOR

4 AL CASTLE: / am thankful that
the leading tennis stars have assured
me that they will come to Honolulu
for the Mid Winter Carnival.
AUSTIN WHITE: Thanksgiving
time is good time to be thankful
for winning the last tournament at
the Country Club.
COACH MIDKIEF: am thankful
that the Punahoh football players
showed the proper spirit and j am
thankful for the victory over the Kan
team.
LIEUT.. WYMAN: / am thankful
that the 18th infantry won the post
championship and hope ] may be
thankful after tomorrow when we ex-
pect to defeat the ALI Chinese team.
FRED WIGHMAN: l am thankful
that the National Guard team has
shown such good form in the practise
game this year.
OH IMAM. II I'M thankful that
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24

Harvard took the Eli into camp il
fine fashion last Saturday.
YALE CHORUS: We are thankful
that the Eli team defeated Maine this
year.
& PENNSYLVANIA ALUMNI: We
don't know what to be thankful for.
Guess we are thankful we had team
this year that scored a point.
MuGGsY McGRAw:: am thank
full that there were only eight teams
il our league this year, or we might
have finished ninth.
CONNIE MACK: You said what
had to say.
CLARENCE GRIFFIN: am thank
full that Johnston was my partner
when we VOL the doubles champion
ship.
PACKEY MCFARLAND: am
thankful for the coin that they gave
me for fox-trotting in New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
LEADING TEAMS
Will PLAY FOR
TITLE TOMORROW
sis

The leaders of the Interscholastic
League will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock on Alexander field in
what is expected to be one Of the
best contests of the season. The Kan
players believe that Punahou had all
the luck in the last game, and predict
that with the breaks even Kan
VIII triumph over the Buff and Blue.
Punahou did have the breaks to q
certain extent last Saturday, but
Kan made enough breaks Of mikjudG
ment to lose any game. The team
will have to play better football than
they did last Saturday il they expect
to win from Punahou. The fans In
the city are about evenly divided II
their choice for q winner, and the con-
test tomorrow afternoon is sure TO
be hummer. from start to finishg 1t
would not surprise the fans If KAN
should win, nor would It startle them
if Punahou should win one more
Kan Backs Line Piunger- xas
The Kan backfield has been able
to plough through the line for good
gains, but they, have not displayed
the ability to round the ends that Ka-
pihaa and Corfea have shown. G.
Bertelmann should be sure OF gains
for a short distance through the line,
and Ioane will surely keep up his rec
crd in punting; but Kan must use bet
ter judgment on planning their plays
or it is certain to be . PunahoH VIC
tory. 5ssr
The forward pass play Developed
awful. The players threw the hall
and then waited for a Punahou man
to catch it. This may hurt hut there
is no getting around the fact that
the players forgot the principles aof
football when they marched ION TO
the field. Given the ability 70 throw
the pass and to catch It the players
should beat any team IN the city.
Their line buckiHg ability IL well
known and It is certain that the play
tomorrow will be much Improved.
1t is expected that the game to
morrow afternoon will soutdEaw any
game of the year. 1t viii be the big
athletic event of the afternoon, and
the man who has to work on Saturday
will be given an opportunity of watch
ing the two leading interscholastic
teams in fight for the Turkey cham
pionship. 1t would be good bet that
neither team wins by two touchdowns,
and one might expect a tie score. At
any rate the contest will be thrilling
enough to draw banner crowd.
LineIID:
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Tigers DEFEAT
CONES FIVE in
EXCITING GAME

Last nights games-Service is, Dor
| mitory 8; Tigers Is, Cosmopo IL
The good crowd of basketball fans
who were on hand last night at the
Y. M. c. A. were rewarded with two
first-class games. Those who looked
for q runaway in the first game were
disappointed, for the Dormitory played
much improved article of basket.
ball and showed that with more prac-
tise they will be dangerous to all COM
ers. The Service ran up score of 13
to 2 in the first half, but with the Dor
mitory playing strong defensive
game in the second period, the army
scoring machine was practically
stopped.
Gevarder at forward starred for the
Service, as did Wheeler at guard.
Cosgrove,s absence broke up the Ser
vice teamwork somewhat Lake put
up fine game as Dormitory guard.
as did Dreier at forward. Harrison
showed vast improvement at center,
and Page did fine floor work.
Tigers VIM
In the second game, the old rivals.
Tigers and Oosmopolitans, surely had
a struggle. 1t was first one team
ahead and then the other. The first
half ended Z to in favor of the Cos
mopolitans. With Dwight, fresh man
at guard, and little more speed all
around, the Tigers caught up with
their opponents and passed them in
the closing minutes of play. During
the greater part of the second period
the score was either tied or one team
was leading by a point or two.
While unnecessarily rough at times,
the game kept the crowd on its toes
all the time and furnished good eli
max to the evenings sport Lieut..
Green handled the game very well,
and both Green and jackson are max
ing names for themselves as basket
ball officials. ...... -. -.
Henry Stars. IT, ~.+".:=s.. s.
Henry proved the Tiger star with
four dandy field goals. Mott handled
the ball well at center, and Captain
Meinecke was everywhere all the time.
Ramirez proved a star at center, and
scored the two most difficult baskets
Of the evening, besides doing big
share of the floor work for the Co.'S
.Soares held Haneberg
without a basket. Comes shot two
good baskets as a fosward, hut O'Sul.
Ivan, was too closely guarded to do
much scoring. ,.... - " -.
Last night the Club League was or
ganized and a schedule drawn up to
begin Friday, December 8, with dou-
The P. B. c. and II. A. G.
meet in the opening game, while the
Service and Night School clubs play
the second game at 9 o'clock Twelve
and one-half minute halves with a
fiye-minute rest will be played.
The season extends until January 81.
Senior league players are barred from
Club league games. Any man who has
played a full half of Senior league
game was ruled ineli gible at last
nights meeting OF Club league repre-.
sentatives
Line-ups and scores Of last evenings
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THE BETTER THING

4 It is better to lose with con- \
y science clean
y Than win by trick unfair; \
= It is better to fail and to know \
y you've been,
y Whatever the prize was, square
y Than to claim the JOY of a far-off =
4 And the cheers of the stand =
ers by
= And to know down deep in your =
= irnermost soul
= A cheat you must live and die. :
4 Who wines by trick may take the \
= prize, 4
4 And at first he may think it =
r sweet.
= But many day In the future =
= lies
= When he'll wish he had met =
4 defeat.
y For the man who lost shall be =
= glad at heart =
4 And walk with his head up,%
\ high
\ While his conqueror knows he =
4 must play the part
y Of cheat and living lie. 4
\ The prize seems fair when the =
= fight is on, =
y But save it is truly won
4 You will hate the thing when the =
+ crowds are gone 4
y For it stands for a false deed =
+ done.
= And it's better you never should 4
y u reach your goal =
y Than ever success to buy r
y At the price of knowing down in =
= - your soul r
y That your glory is all lie. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24

games:
Service 16-Left forward, Hackett
Captain; right forward, Gevarder;
center, Noyes; right guard, Wheeler;
left guard, Brush, Fagg.
Dormitory 3-Left forward, Bearss,
Bennett, Dom; right forward, Dreier;
center, Harrison; right guard, Lake.
Morgan; left guard. Page (cantain).
Goals from feld-Gevarder 5, Hack.
EFT 4, Wheeler ], Dreier 1. - - .rt =
Baskets from foul=-Geyarder, 1 in
throws; Hackett, / in throws; Lake,
20 in throws; Dreier, In S throws.
Referee Jackson. Umpire-Lieut.
Green. Timer-Richardson. Scorer
Larimer. Time of halves-15 min
utes. g.: :'se'. i
Tigers 15-Left forward, Henry;
right forward, Haneberg; center, Mott;
right guard, Meinecke: lett guard,
Lemke, Dwight.
Cosmopolitans 12--Left forward, Go
mes (captainl right forward, O'Sulli
van; center, Ramirez; right guard
Gaylord; left guard, Soares.
Goals from field-Henry (, Mott I
Meinecke 1, Comes 2, Ramirez 2
Q'Sullivan l.
Fouls thrown-Nott, 2 in 10 throws;
Haneberg, 1 in 5 throws; Comes, in
8 throws; 0'Sullivan, in throws.
Referee Green. Umpire
jackson. Tiner-Whitcomb. Scorer
--Larimer Time OF halyes-15 min
utes. :t- ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
GUARD Team To
MEET SHOFIELD
TOMORROW

Turkey Day football viii open To-
morrow morning at 1880 At MnifiA
field when the strong National Guard
team win clash with the clever squad
from the LIST lnfantry. This game -
one that the fans Of the city have been
waiting for. The National Guard
squad win have q number OF followers
among the members Of the Guard. and
| 1t Is expected that they win turn out
| to cheer for their team.
Late reports received from Scnoneiu
Estate that the 1st Infantry VIII bring
Ia contingent Of rooters that win down
1.-THE locals IN the cheering section. me
linen Of the regiment have always
backed their team. and when the kick
on takes place tomorrow morning Il
lis expected that the stands win be
crowded.
Football Has Taken Hold.
Football has surely taken. strong
hold on the public this year. At the
games at Alexander field and at Ka-
lmehameha the crowds have been larg-
er than at any athletic event staged
| in the city recently with tie excep-
ti0n of the regattR races, The man
Iagers OF the two teams are confident
that the crowds win turn ont tomor-
ROW In numbers.
Manager Fred Wichman has gath
cred together q strong team 70 face
the boys from Schoheld. and the many
stars in the lineup are certain to take
! care Of their positions cepably. one
| of the stars Of the Hawaii team this
year viii be stationed ct right end for
1.-THE Guard, and Austin Il certain 20
shine IN this position. A. Moore ana
lBill Inman have had football expert
fence at the tackle position. and have
been stars in the past. sag
Guard Team q strono.
Carter, Parker and O'Dowda present
strong front IN the trio positions,
while Purvis at end 70 fast and q play
er who can get OF punts IN fine fash
ion. The backs are well known 70
| followers Of football. Or. Peden win
| be stationed ct quarter. Hart ana
Desha will start the game a. half
backs, with Leo IN reserve. Bin Ro1a,
who has made q name In local foot
lball circles at Mckinley. win handle
| the fullback job. All Mong Ii also sure
to be given q chance IN the back1eIo.
| The Infantry team from Schodeid
will be captained by GreenaWay, who
has proved to be star ID the QuarteF,
back position. He win have as his
teammates in the baekfield q trio Of
football players who combine speed
with ability to penetrate the opposing
line. Stokely. Snyder and TazinsH
have gained much ground this year
and in recent games were always In
the play.
The line win be an unusually
strong one. and when they learn to
charge should hold the opposing teams
Safe Everman and Spooner at ends
hars shownseood defensive work, al
|stholigh they have played a little wide
|onf piags b0ning around their terri
|aorW. Tho fl6lllat MoiliIlk will be IN
good soondition. and the players hope
to staes one Of the best games Of the
year t6ldof1oW. 81. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
ALLsrAR INrERscHoLAsTIc FooTsALL TEAM

~ "a t..
although not startling, has been steady
Throughout the year. His ability to
scent plays coming through his. terri
tory makes him an. ideal player In
this position.
Sirneona At guard has no rivals in
ability 70 play that position, and his
work this year has been consistent at
All times. G. Berfe1mann has been
shifted to play the other guard. There
IS nosQuestiop hut that this 200-pound
center would be able to stop most Of
the plays going through his territory.
Thompson and stevens have played
consistently this season. The latter
has not been in many games. but those
few games we're enough to convince
the critics that the big lineman would
make good with. the Punahou team
Thompson Is not SO heavy, but his
ability to charge and his knowledge
Of how to stop the opposing backs
earns him the position.
A. Melim has played a steady game
this year. He passes the ball well
and gets into the play at once. His
defensive work has been one Of the
features of the Mckinley line play.
Mott-Smith is q great defensive play
er. perhaps the best at the center po.
sition In the city, but his passing has
been ragged this year. His all-round
work entities him to the place.
Many stars In BackfIeid
An ail-star team without Clifford
Melim, Napihaa and Correa would be
like ship without rudder, and con-
Beouontly these three players are Sc
,ss.e9 AVr A,e DsShIislu. Melll - eiie
L.ssess Darknelu man ~ tne cry,
w NepI gl any Svifea eoihDlne
~ - Ae,llss y TN, iin the spns anu giunse
.nLoukl Ihe me. Eorrea wOuio De
a ',le 20 &c tne punung Lor tne Team a
Up 20 s.anus .[ ns selec.lon u tne
~ i,,s,. g one YIN. Mnere sls -
: - fonr man VIM S,isbf ba shiffaS
into tbis nnsit,or and The team wonId
not - vearsnad codfrev Rartal.
mann ,s ,,iried FOR HE vorh ~ tha
vear re Scss rot his the I,ra I;le
r,sto, nor Soas he r;cL the bolos i've
1oane snd Isv[srs hit taLin~ The
cb.rt for tha year a. 4. d,scoya-ad
that Rertelmann has GAINED yard@
and Yards ~ ground and whom celled
mon ,,r, n on fhrongh the line he e. ab,e
- noake eain =
Eaton would make a nice back to
send int the team. He has played q
great game this year for line llung-
en-, and the same may be said for To-
ane. Hawkins has been able {, fight
his way through for big gains.S On
the second team Ioane would do the
hunting and Hussey the ,lrnrSickifg
Bertelmann is the heaviest man OF the
three and with three ether fast men
On the first eleven 10 would be used
for line plunging. Norrie has dis.
played an unusual flea of the D ,ssi.