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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
TEUTONS STILL
PURSUING SERBS
Buissrs Reported as at odds with
Turks over Coded Territory.

special Cdbie Dsspdtch 10 THE SuN
LoNpoN. Nov 29.--pespite yesterdays
announcement that the Teutonic cam
pa en against Serbia had been completed.
to-days reports from Berlin and Vienna
indicate that AZ least "A part of the in
vaders are continuing the pursuit of the
Serte Meanwhile there are further IN
dications thar German and bulgarian
troops are being massed along the Ru-
manian frontier to oppose any move by
the Russians or the Runanlans them
selves
Probably the most significant news
OF the ,ay II that contained in a des-
patch from PetroGrad setting forth that
the car has been in Bessarabia in
speCting enormous forces of Russians
concentrated there for act on against
Bulsarii This despatch hints at An
agreement having been reached between
Rumaha aud Russia respecting the pas
sage OF Russian troops across Rumanlan
territory to strike At Bulgaria.
A Salonica despatch says that bulgaria
IL withdrawing troops from the turkish
frontier and despatchinc theil to the
Ruma nian border and to Black Sea ports,
IN anticipation of Russian offensive.
News from Athens supports this de
snatch, adding that contHgents of Ger
mans and Austrians as well aIe being
FASTENED to the Rumanian border
Buigars and Turks Rt odds.
The correspondent Of the Times AZ
Salonica telegraphed Yesterday that the
result of the fighting for krushevo Vas
not known, but IL was evident thdt the
Serbs were not expected 10 hold out
there long.
The BulEars We're said TO have been
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,ieIes College in Geguin, 6amit mir

oieies College in Seguin, oamit mir
in Seras einmal unlere Su9ero
trelen, 9eipiiienbaften iino griinolid
gebiloeten 8aItoren anoertrauen f0n-
men. @uf Der SDnooalneriammlung
pnroe oann in oieiem 3niammeil-
bang nod iber Die @riinoung zines
8erbebldtt6ens beraten, 6eiiefl
3med es iein ioa. nniere 2ntbera-
ner nit ben @rbeiten unlerer Spnobe
IN Seras befannt 5u MAIDEN uno be-
lonoers aud fir unier College in
Seguin gu tperben. Man offne Die
lem glattden, tpenit es gu Gtanoe
fommt, Die 9iirenl gs miro ME-
manoen gereuen, oarauf gu abomnie.
rem. gum S6lnB Tel nod CANA fur5
oaranf b%insepieien, mie aiif oieis
8eriammlnng troy Hegen uno I'm
lpefter ridt bloB 10 reht u%rgentiit-
lid NOR, ionoern pie aud oas @ort
8ottes, oas uns ia in oieien Sagelt
belonoers nabe NOR, olen pieorr
-
Wfut uno araft eegeben bat, in lire
arbeitsfeloer binaus8usieben gu er.
reutem 9ampf un6 reiten Gieaa1
iiber Ben alten @rbfeino. 8ie Die
ginaelnen aus Dem oiird Sic Meaen-
fluten in elm 9redlo6 p~ertpnnoelten
Greenpine berauggefommen fino,
boriiber idtpeigt Der 9eridteritatter
uno bertroltet ale intereIiierten Sc
Ter auf Die ein5elnen 56auerberid)te
gelegentlih Ser nahiten Spnobalpe1-
i%ammlung. Wer mas oabon boren
min, Der fommel alio anf @ieoer.
leben lit 8renbam 1916.
81. &Iuge, 4obstofpn, ger.
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Der Gto6trat

anabte cine @eptIigung fir Srou s.
8aunignrten, oie franf oanieoerliegt,
oeren Wam neltlih in eiitem Gemer-
graben bpridiittet m1troe nto an
8lutbergiftung itarb. Sic 6rou lit
b~ol1itanoig mittellos. Stepeg, Ser ieit
8odJen gum erlten Male mieoer i'm
Stoofrot erfdien, beantragte 8epiai.
gungen BON $4,930.f0 fir 8ohen.
lobne nnb $60,O09.94 fir @aoreile
r%eflnungen. @eaflep reIignierte
pom Spe8iol : &omite fir 8flaIte.
rur1es : @iIeilment ufto Dos neu err.
nannte &omite beitebt aus WcGIos-
feD, Stebes LIMO 2onibert. Sir Die
8riide in Der Hemen @bet1te fpuroe
eine geohbetpiaiglng bon 1886 ges
madt, oa iie eiuert bierten Gfeiler
erbielt, Der I'M erften Inif[aa nid)t
porgeIeben mar. Sir grtra- Mrbeitelt
an Den SeDers in Der 7. @oro mnB-
ten $313.f5 na6bepiaigt meroen. Ole
Oroinan5, meGde Der @. 81. Self ans
Terminal &ailtpap oas 8egered)t err
teilt, iDuroe gum lesten Male perIe-
len, fon1te o6er niht ei16giiItig alt-
genon1men tperoen, ga tie nod nift
Die p~orihriftsmdBiee 3eit i'm Druid
eridienen tit.
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e3ranbeisentnats tte6ertrasanae..

@ilinm Slider an Syrarf 81. uuo Qua
Coleman. @ritnbitiide an Ser Sua @pe
ino Der Soiad Ibenie, gitn 8ietp Ioo;s
tion; $40 II. u.
Srarf q. uno 6. Coleman on Sbeo.
Sobns, @runbitiide an Der Sug @penle
uno 5oiad Gbenie, gttD @iefp aobition /;
5000.
Sobn 9arrae6 an eugene unb y.
Be9emamL. @runbtiid an Ser Qamdr
rno 8urIeion Str; $500.
Srar 0aarb 6. &bnn an 3atban ca
oobsfb. @runoitiid an Mornlnno ct, gait
@no; $1t50.
8. 8. 9eattb uno Sram on Sid gross
iea. @runoitiid in Gan @eoro Seie6ts
6arbarb Gpenue; $tS5.
Srau George $. Seberer, @ormrnh
fir Die Riuorennen Snngbeder, an 9.
Sanbfielo, @runoitiid an Der 0ibe Oui
Ctr; $2375.
6. g. Bed an Srm1 SSo @eher.
@rtnoitiid I'M Sieblanb 9arf; $3.50.
s. M. De Soto an s. s. Weber.
@nlnoItiid i'm alien gitb Got 8; $50
II. u.
SeIir unb s. Ortts an Srout @ebtr
is ader 9anS; 1885.
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li6e Organization i'm Staate 8eras.
baum peritebt uno erfiat iie onr6 ib-
rem Miliionseifer oas @ebot oes sci
lan0es, bob man ioa @utes tim on
ieoermanil, aaermeilt ober an ON
@laubenseenoilen, Die orauBett IN Der
3erItreuung mobren, Den oeutl1en
2utberanern, Die obieits BON Der Sec
resftraBe ibrer Stride pobnen, UNI
uns an ben Srrelauben uno l1tl-
glauben perloren gebert, mentt mir if
men ni9t nahgingen nit benz @or4
tie @ottes, oaS bel ltits lauter unc
rein gelebrt miro. ltno ipie unIere
G1nooe fir Die Mlten iorgt, 10 Taft
tic iid; ionoers aub oie Bflege Iii.
lerer Sageno a~ngeoeiben. 9as tut
lte nift nur in Sonntassidule unn
Sugenfr erein, iorlSern lie bat es ii1
gaits feionoere Spfer foften loiieu,
nllt u%nierer lutb. Siigeno cine geSun-
&c, nod alien Seiten bin grInelibe
M%usbiloung gu ermoglihen u1o Tie
gu W1nnern u1o gbriiten 5u er5ie-
ben. Ndmlih ite bat elm College
in Seguin, Eeras. 9ie 8eridte bon
DIRECTOR uno 8ertpaltnmgsrat oieies
College, Die mir 6a auf Der Gpnooc
in greennine eebort ut,o beipra
diem baden, lieBen uns einen tiefeil
ginblif TIM in Die Dirt uno @eile,
in melfer Observation-Disclosures gum
Segen unierer Spnobe uno oariiber
binaus orbeitet. Gin mooernes @e-
baitoe in pradtpoller umgebing
selegen, aae ginrihtungen nup to
bate, iahperitdnoige 2eitung fir
Sungen pie M1ohen in alien ler-
nensperten @ebieten menihli6en
@iiieus tute ali6 anf Dem @ebie.
praftii6er 4rbeit i'm @eibdftsbetrieb
- lei es in ser 8anf, 8uhfiibruna
uip. - bos iolte Den oeutidcn
ME englilhen 2utberanern unieres
Gtoates bod ote @ugen offnen, mie
perfebrt uno unreGt es- lit, ibrc
Sitngen uilo Mdohen onoeren Shp-
Zen ai13noertrauer, MN 90 uniere
Spnooe ibnen Die Cir 5u elmer Ell
genert, lutberii6en Sdule aufgetan
bat. 9emndhit Ioa, tpie Der 9iref-
for ouf Der Spitooe mitteiIte. oie
Civilization oeS Goaege nit ser
State llniperiitp in @nItin @irflid-
felt weroen, 10 bob oeneu, oie aui
inherent College graouieren, ale @e-
ge in Seras often iteben. limo Damn
bergeiie man bod nu6 nidt. ooB Ole
ies College einen 8orbilounesfurIus
fir tniere fiinftieen @aitoren Bot
8em oos Seelenbeil ieiner ainSer
am Ser3en liegt, Der unteritiise bod
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L.ckales.
Die eeaislatnr.
q. M1ni

.. W(dI.
Oas Sans bot oie geiuiaigungs-
lin fir oas SuIti8oeportement ange.
1tomnler.
an 9ounprItag miro bic 8epiais
gln9sbin fit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Dem @atfe-bom aumite porgelegt
tperoer.
2letpening bradte etnetl 8ei6luB
Elm, o1rd oen ser @eneralanipalt err
iud)t miro, Dem Sdlle mit5uteilen, Of
nod ser 8erfaliung oas Sroiten=
itinlmredt onrd elm bloBes @eIes eir1=
gefibrt peroen Tonne. gr 5og Sen
9ei6luB ~porldnftg 5l,riid, erf(6rte
6ber, oaB er i'm Ipater meoer cir
bringen iDerbe.
Gem Senat tpuroe oie 8etpifli-
gling BON $4,000 fir oie teroniIGe
a6teiIiing Der @eItousitenung etit-
pfobfen.
Gem 8onberiteur puroe cine @e-
fitton nit SO ltnteridriften borge-
4egt, in Der er ge6eten miro, oie 2e-
gislatur nit Der Ne1teinteiluna BEG
Climates in &onereBoiitrifte gu beauf-
frnaett. @r erfI1rte, ct iper6e Dem
8erIalaen n%ahfommen, tpe1tt aud,
Die Majoritdt Der Genatoren oies
Spiiuide@s beiBt, onB Die Mebrsa6f
Der Sefatorett iebr fir Die Soee eitt-
geromn1en lift.
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bod oorauf oufmerflam MAIDEN, re1t
por1i6tig BET Der unterludltng 81
letn uno pofitib in Sen 8epetien, ebe
Sic cine @nflage erbeben." &i6ter
4nberion pies ote @ranoiurp an, ei-
ne ltnterirlbtne be5iiglid Der loeben
abgeboltenen 8rimarmobl bor5uneBs
men.
Sn ieinem &olie an Ser &Asl
rStroBe Itorb @ilbeIm Sdlider.
meper, Elm alter oeutiber 8epoblter
1inierer Staot. Ser GerItorbene
mobnte bier iett rtngefdbr Al Sabretl
nno betrieb friiber eine Sdmieoe an
Der Sit=gommerce StraBe. gor me6-
reren Sabretl perfaufte er iein Sc
I6dft uno 5og nod Ser &11sf StroBe.
gr binterlaBt auBer ieiner @attill
ei1en Sobn uno 5tpei 8o6ter, 5rolt
2oltiie Subler uno Hrou 9tllno &reb.
8iirgerpaptere erlangten I'LL
8unoesgeri6t: 8billip 8eilba6er,
tt9 5000 Str; Charles S. 9iefop,
2obernia; 9ieori6 @ornde, 2ooer-
mia; @ilbelm Munfer, aerrbiGe
8rie Moler, 333 South Safberrp
Ctr; &einbolo 8alter @loB, 81. S.
.. No. Z; SRI. 3annbeio anutlen,
425 Gait Cincinnati ape. 8eter 90,
rensen 8eterion 1916 Camden Str.
Sofepb Wa8ur, $50 gait @lientber
Ctr; Ssfar Stoblidmiot, Comfort;
8anl emil Nauidnes, 215 8eft 8ops
lar Ctr; Gam Netpanatt, S34 @eit
Mocon Ctr, Matt Marfuiih 40a
gait Guincp Str; Snfom Santogar.
ten, sos Sontb Sndberrp Str. Mo-
rib @ieoerman, 1915 gnIt Grodett
Str; @uitap 9iitop, Gonperie .
Cine 8abn. oie oos reiienoe
8ublifum nit ibrem 5abrplan 81
bei6oftieen beritebt, lit oie g. q.
ltpaloe uno @olf 9abn. Sdon mie-
Der einmal lit eerielbe per6lloert tpur-
ben nnb es banoelt iid I'M 3eituntcr-
idieoe bon 5 big 5ebn Minuteft in
oer @nfunfts- nno @bfobrts8eit
gfdn mo6te piiien mas babel getpon=
tuoitnen ooer perloren miro.
Sfl Der S6neioerperfitatte, g6c
Soiepb uno 8Ium StroBe, Itorb
elm alter Mann Wamens Mm. 30.
9rotpn, Der bongearian bicr6er far,
itm Bel Der Iuffibrune oes uWfei-
iias" teil5unebmer, oa er eiile oubtt-
eelpobnlide tiefe 8aBitimnie beiaB.
@r NOR Sdneioer uno itammte aus
England.
Ils WfiB Mnna 8eber iiber Die
@eleiie Der Siioliden gacific 8abu
in Der 8poming StraBe fubr, tpuree
ibr 9uggD bon elmer 2ofomotibe alt-
.gerannt, fie muroe bernnsgeldleuoert
lino blieb bepuBtlos liegell. Mnn
6rafte tie ms Sonta Sofa Soipi-
tai.
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9eute morgen 3miiden orei u..0
bier ltbr entItano in benz Sanie III
Der Sit-@ommerce Str, in bent li9
Dos tulane Sotel uno Die &eitauro=
tion BON g.. o. Brothers befanoca
Ourd cine @oiolinerploiion in oat
Heitaliration, elm Selier, oas iid,
3dnea olisbreitete. 9ie in Dem Snlane
@oteI tpobnenoen @aite mo oie Ger.
5onen, Die fih. in Dem benadborten
2ogierbais BON S. 9ens befailoerl,
Suuroen our6 Dos 5euer abegeihnit-
ten un6 fonnten nir ourh Ole sSelter-
iDebr uno inter greBer @efabr ge-
rettet meroen. Gs maren &c Yerio-
men, Elm ein3iger, 6. 9. Wc8rioe,
Der Better oes Sltlafte &otel, Tar,
sbne Siilfe Der 6euermebr aus Den,
brennenoen Sauie beraus. 5raii
geas, Ole geiiserin oes 2oaierbonies,
un6 ibre bier &inoer flidteten Iidj
BON Der binteren Settle oes Sauies
ms. 3pei Berfonen, 8. 81. @ar.
rin9ton uno Muguit Soefner, iprar-
gen aus Jeniterm oes 5tpeiten Stod-
iperfs bes 9eas'ifen 2oeirbouies,
entfanten abfr NIT leidtcn 0erlesun.
gen. pile anoeren famen obne Ser.
iebnngen oapon. Ser Shd0en belGufi
fih muf $4,000 Bis $4,000. @m
SdDeriten miro 5rou 3eos betroJ.
fen, lie bat allies perloren. mas Tie BE.
ioB uno nidts periifert, ia, tie Ii:
nod @elo duf Die perbrannten Mobi.
lien iduloig. Mae anoern 8erIuIt.
trdger batten beriidert. aud ole IN
Dem Nah6arbanie befinoliAe @rocert
bon Shlili & Gopington bat Sdooeil
erlitten; ebenio oos Saus, in benz
fid Die Grocery befinoet nns oas
Grou u. Simon gebort. 9as Sous,
IN Dem iid oas Tulone Sotel uno 81.
8rotbers'ih @roeerp befanoen, ae.
bort Der 6amilie bes p~erltorbenen Or
9lipup.
Die neile @rano Siirp 6es 81
&tfiIlIIgerldrS oelfeDf aus. Souts
Seuermann, @ormonn; @I6in Sel
Del, z. S. gerrp, emil 9. 5ranf
MaIpb s. Sugo, Sobn Strider, IS
s.. Chambers, .. S. StrauB s 6
9ieImant, Zane 9ablor, 5ronf 90
gotuaro8 Hno Soc Dppenbeimer
4ifter 9noerlon iaotc in ieitter Sn
ftruftion an Die Surp: Dies lit eli
gefebliebenoes @emeinpeien, ga abe
'Iopol IN unterfhriebenen, ipie Il
ononDmen 9riefen AnfIngen es
gen 9earnte erbo5en meroen, bat e
ben 4nidein, als OF Die @eiebe Md
beadtet tpuroen. @enn oas Der sSaf
lit, ioIlten mir es miifet uno onoeri
@eomte boben. SD modte sic ie
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Nene Srfbiabrs . an5ise bon Gmer.z
tng beften @boleialesS dneioern. Nuf Be-
llsunng gemndte uno nidt abaeholte Qns
Sii9e, Die Sorm uno Sarbe 6aIten; nit
geloiug<Sei6e genGbt. Sic Gorte, Sic
Sic boben iolten. Snbritantenuonte bIe.b.
oeritpte9en, ba oieiel6en Gn5iiee in bic
len @elddften fin ben ooppelten 1rets
b~ertnrft iperoen. Seine Sumbuo sMn,
5eige. 80 anSiiee 5ur Gusfpdbf, feiuer
'efttbdlt Cotton. greife 50 Bis $18. Sum-
mel, 333 8etsgommeree Ctr. aamp :
mnnnS @ebdnoe. (Gn3.)
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geinht.-Gine finoerIoIe 8ittue
ODER dlteres Mdohen CUR Siibrune
Ger Sousbaltltng fir eiiten einselnen
Serrn. 9ad8ufrneen inter s., care
of 5reie Breiie.
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Iarm-groonfte


&artoffein. 9eue. $500 per @ulGeI;
eoiordoo ltno Seabp, $3.50 uno SITS
per 100 Rflno.
9iibe 9artoffe[1, 2ouiIinun, $1.75.
Wodlsbobileri. per Bu5deI, $3.50.
CRIME @obnen, $500.
$3.50.
gierpflan8en, 1925 Der guideI.
Crate.
geeten, 40c per @bS. sginbeI.
Eeteriilie. 40c per Db0. s@iiibeI.
Gptnaf. 4c Der Efrnb.
8inoel.
@riiner 9feffer, CSC.
@urten, Gal. $3.50 Der grnte; Teras
Sqnafb, $1.75 fiir guimel.
Seuerie. $3.50 per Crate.
&obl, $500 per 100 Rfunb.
SBnr5eln. per Bf6. 12Ec
&opffalat- 75c II. $500 per CAMPER.
gIes . Rarft.
Sn N~ntonio, Ser, 4. Wfai. = 1915
Sdien 5000 bis $3.50.
&IGe, $500 bis $500.
adlber 1915 bis $3.50.
8nllen $3.50 Biz $5.65.
Shafe $500 un0 $3.50.
SieGen 1925 Bis $3.50
ct. Qouis. 4. Woi 1915. - 2ino-
bieh, Seross Wieh. $5.25 nno $500.
Sdtpeine 1925 bic $40.
pdnte.
Ehtpere BON 5GTndter ......22 gts.
Qeid1te bonn SdIadter ....22 Cts.
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Sanaltuoue.

San Antotlio, 9 Cents.
@alpeitOn, s~eItera, $50 Gents.
Go~ttouianrsn : Erpbufte.
San antonip, Eeg, A.. Mai. - 1915
grr1nn CRUDE Cotton 9eeo Oil, 411s
Gents BET @o1one.
Neu gurt, 4. @1ai. Spot $3.50;
Mai, $6.62 niD $685.; sunni, $3.50 unS
$3.50; Suli, 1904 uno $685.; grauit,
S7.10 nno Sill; Geptember. $3.50 uno
1921; Oftober, 1924 ln0 $7.26. NO
bember, 500 uno $40; December.
$500 uno STOP.
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6eiratsideine. - @ebartem.
Sp6csfGae.
&efrots e.

? W I ! u s.
CHARLES $. Wiedel uro Maggie
9efe &uep.
Cigar 6. Bud II. 9iaian 81. ader-
mann.
emil @otber uno Mercuare8 Mar4
are5.
aoolpb @iintber gefmann un6
Marp Milbp Giles.
8iaiam $. Sderer uuo Settle Sc
gel.
Sobn Gpaa uno 2ucp @eorid.
Gop 90. Solution uno 6rau Sac
90. 9eDer.
@rtbur &~ronfosfp unb annie 3inl-
hermann.
Sobn Martin glarf umo DOROTHY
S. &ilgers.
Sames Sesborff uno 9ettie gliia.
betb 9[ad.
Oscar Sranf Soeble uno Sroll
9aura 6. Shero.
Con Seal nno 9enn Sduebe.
Sreo. s. anapp ii. Gillian Sdtoe.
Der. >
O eb ri e
%. @rotbaus uno 5rait, Elm Glia-
he; S. 6. 8infIer nno Srou, Ell
ana6e; S. @attisperger uno Sror
elm Mdoden; q. 8. Soeaig mi
5rau, elm aftabe; 6. @ula6 mi
Jrau, elm anabe; &obert s. ltbr nj
5rou, elm anabe; 8. S. StauBmant
unb 5rau, Elm MGoden; $. q. &ei.
ter uno 6rau, Elm @Goden; @us
8olot uto SSrall, elm &nabe.
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9ooesfaIIe.

aleines Sinh bon $. @euter un0
5rait; 8ifaro gioegemail. 9 Sabre;
aino bon 9. 6. S6neiser, Z Gage:
Sames g. 9iebl, IS @onate; Sran
eric Stapp, 40 Sabre; Sobn s. 2.
Seine, 3 Monate; Srou Sric6a
S6ilo, 70 Sabre; Samuel g. Son.
len, A Monate.
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San . UrlaubntsEmeine.
Gus @ieie. 8obnkals. 8af6instca
Rlate; $4,000.
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l)ETER'S
IFFLE

The amateur Projectors
say it's going to be dry in
Tacoma after January LIST,
but from the way the old
aqua poured upon the roof
last night and today, we
don't believe it's ever going
to be dry mere again.
Clark Griffith says Wash
ington and New York will
be in the first division of the
American league. However,
Grit Is one of the punkest
prophets we have.
Discovered - the reason
why Chief Loomis hates to
give up his job. II he be-
comes q private citizen once
more he'll nave to pay every
day at Athletic park to see
the ball game, just like the
rest of the p. c.'s of Tacoma,
instead of riding into the
grounds in his big police car.
Why didn't we see through
1t before?
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outstretched. Then Weeks came
across with a terrific short-arm
punch to the heart. That's all l
remember. Undoubtedly, had l
gone in slowly and boxed Weeks,
l would have had good chance,
but fighting him, right at the
start of the bout, lost the match"
Hagan says that he feels more
ashamed than anything else. He
had spent more than a week in
Wilkeson and made number
of friends there. These friends
all believed the baker would win.
After the 12-seconds match, Ro-
meo felt so abashed that he could
not face his friends, he said, and
hurried back to Tacoma.
He's going back to Wilkeson
some day, though, to show them
that he can really live up to his
rep" he says.
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'SIMPL Y;;::l0ST TO 4
BETTER MAN'-nAcAN

Without an alibi to offer for
his defeat in IL seconds at Wilke-
son Saturday night, Romeo Ha-
gan, the handsome baker, has re-
turned to Tacoma and Is going TO
work here at his trade-baking
II was beaten by better man.
that's ALL" said Romeo today.
BILLY Weeks out-ffgured me,
and beat me on the square. I've
boxed him a good rany times be-
fore, and its the - 1t time he
ever put me off my leet.
80 far as excuses go, can
only say that I was foolish.
wanted to make a showing before
my Wilkeson friends. And
started boring right in. hit
Weeks two hard ones on the jaw.
Then he gave me a solar plexus
jab. / backed up to the ropes,
leaning backward, wit h my hands
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KID LANISNE

the sport.
The kid" did not start with
four or six-round bouts. In his
first match he fought n rounds
with George Siddons. 1t was a
draw. In his second bout-a re-
turn match-he fought So rounds
with Siddons; again a draw.
. In his first two fights he went
1872 rounds, as much as somo
spresent-day boxers go in Is bouts.
For ten years the kid" was
unbeaten. He fought from coast
10 coast in the United States aud
went to England where he de-
Tended the lightweight champion
ship by knocking out Dick Burge,
taller and heavier.
Lavigne's first taste of defeat
came in 1899 when he lost to
Mysterious Billy" Smith, of Aus
tralia, In IA rounds at San Fran
cisco. Then he lost to Frank
Erne, was knocked out by George
McFadden, Jimmy Britt and
Young Erne. Ills fighting career
covered Is years. He quit when
he was stopped by Young Erns in
1907.
Lavigne was good fellow"
when he had 1t. That's why a
benefit was given for him.
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Redmonds Ct Chicago, who
set q new worlds plunge
record. must be q whale. He
weighs $50.
Statements by doctors say
that Mike Gibbons cold,
which postponed his bout
with Ahearn, was in his
chest and not in his feet.
Do your wet goods shop
ping early. LOOMS says
we'll Be dryer'n dry at mid
night Friday night, Decem-
Der 81. Ana Remain says
he won't stand for anything
being buried in the base
ment. Looks as though ev-
erybody'd have to turn in
and absorb the remaining
stock between now and 1915.
Cause then, it's going to be
DRYERNELL.
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ELKS READY
FOR TOURNEY

Elks of Tacoma will turn out
Sunday on the course of the Ia
coma Country C Golf club and
show their prowess with the
niblic and mashie and brassie.
1t is predicted that fully 100 will
tee off in the first competition of
the lodge.
From Sundays players will be
selected teams to enter into COM
petition with other Elks lodges
of the Northwest. AMT Elk liv-
ing In Tacoma, whether a member
of the local lodge or not, is eligi.
BILE to compete.
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FARMER COMES:
LOOKING GOOD

Frank Farmer, the Kapowsin
logger, arrived In Tacoma last
night, and began today preparing
himself for his match December
~ with Joe Bonds. Farmer seems
to have grown larger and taller
during his absence and is appar-
emily In better condition than
ever before.
During his trip through thu
east, Farmer has boxed some of
the best heavies and light-heavies
In the business. He won q news
paper decision over the celebrated
Jimmy Clabby.
Paul Steels, manager and pro-
prietor Of the Tacoma School of
Boxing, has scored a real scoop"
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over the other promoters in sign
ing Farmer and Bonds. Tacoma
fight fans would go farther to
witness this match than any 9TH
or that could be signed, and 1t
Is certain that Glide rink will be
damned next Monday night.
During the past year. since they
last met, each hoy has branched
out and developed wonderfully in
the fight game. While Farm
er was making name for
himself In Milwaukee and Mime
apolis, Bonds WAS fighting the big
ones in Australia.
Beginning today Bonds will
train daily at Schock's gymnas-
ium and Farmer will do his work
at the Tacoma School of Boxing.
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a fortune in the ring and cele-
brated his victories with wine
parties needs money with which
to buy the necessities of life.
Lavinge IL 40. He was born at
Bay City. Mich. His first job was
loading salt on oats at Saginaw,
Mich. 1t was a: Saginaw, too. In
1889 at the age of 20, that he
started one of the most spectacu-
lar ring careers IN the, history iui
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ASK BETTER
GAME LAWS

: PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 81. =
Many proposed changes in fish
ing and hunting laws which would
tend to protect the fish and ami
mails were suggested at the first
days sessions yesterday afternoon
of the Oregon SDortsmen's league,
held here. A committee was ap-
pointed to attempt to close Rogue
river to commercial fishing.
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until after MS match with Leach
Cross at the Harlem Sporting club
here Friday. He met Frank
Whitney at Atlanta Tuesday, and
was beaten so badly that he was
not in condition to box Cross. In
the match with Cross, Wolgast
quit cold in the sixth round.
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Here's a good joke on Walter
Camp.
Walter, you know, picks sever
al alI-American football teams
each year. His selections are re-
garded as official IL there can he
anything official about selecting
mythical football elsvens.
Also, his selections are suppos-
ed to let the world know who
were the greatest performers on
the gridiron during the season.
A player can't sit on the side
lines ali sea,rI, then expect to
find his name among the Camp
selections. Hes got to rot In
there and hustle. Camp, Il Il un-
1srstood. picks ~ players vho'
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A benefit was given In New
York December II for George
kid" Lavigne. 1Stc
The man who was called the
greatest lightweight the ring ever
produced is down and out.S The
man who was cheered bystAOu-
sands In the United States and
Europe only score of years ago,
Is penniless. The man who made