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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
spll bentidler spion Ieilt.

g}en gorf, u. 5e6r. Scr bon
ben hieiigen 9rulOes6c66rocn ipt1ei
5dllpin0eleieii peripIlte gr. s.
@ront 9Dulot io(l and IN oeiltidelt
9ieniten nls Spion tGtia gelpeien
ieia. tpie oie Goit6cb6r0en be9aup.
fen gBnlan ioG inter benz glancll
sSobn $. giltnam ais @}itgIic0 scr
6irlua gittnan & o. Sic iih iebt
lit 0en 0dnoen eines acridltlidlen
gerlnaItcrS bcfiroct, Sic Goit bcuilbt
hn6en. geutc lit alien 5eiIcu beS
yanoes nm ctlud 100000 fitr iDert.
Ioie gerlmerf@-2lfticn bcidminoeIt
fQfen. Gr io1, mic Sic 9e6orOert
be6aupten, bon scr @attin eiues
Cff5lcrS Der engIiifru glrnee In
9onooa. nit Der er iltim perfc6rte,
fiir Die oeiltide Re9ierllnq tpidtige
sSnforuationcn crbalten haben.
tg9as Bic linn ibon geiagt babeu
fdfln9 Snnon ioa na9 GnoIano
eiitiloben iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
.-eSStalien btbt Sanoel
nit 9entid)lano auf!
Sat Offenbar Die Nbi9I, Ieiuen fiji,
Deren SerbiinDcten 3um Sos.
Idlagen 81 3tDingeu!
SrianO's aom.aeiie 9at CUTE Sra6te gstraseu!

HoHt, IL. 8ebr, iibcr &oris,
Die Heiie Des fron3oiti9en Minilter-
pr1iioeuten 8riano na9 0ern italie-
niihen sol bat op1 ettpa8 @rfolg
gebqbt. 8enu er bat Die italieniihe
Regieruna beranIaBt. ein 9efret 5lt
erlalier, laltt melheln feline 0elttic6en
ooer oIterreidiid nnaariiden 8oreu
bon iett ab nod sa5taIieu bineinge-
ldiien uu0 olr6 oa8 2ano meiter
beforoert tuer0en oiirfen. 5erner bari
nit 9entldlan0 1tno 9elterrei6- I'm
garn feiu 6onoeI IN irgen0 elmer
8eiie betrieben meroen. (Sopeit
oteies 0efret ouf GeIterreid =llngorl
glninen0ung fin0et. lit e ia gang
beredtigt 0enn sstalien iin0 Gelter-
reic6- llngaru liegen miteinanoer inn
&rieg. 2lnoer5 liegt Die 5ade NIT
8eutihlano; mobl fino Die Dtploma-
sid)ei 9e5icbungeit gpiideu beiDen
Sdnoern a6gebrodel a6er 5u 5eino-
ieligfeiten lit es nod ntdt gefonnen.
sStaIien mil ourh ieine oraitiiHe
WtaBnobnle je0enfall8 9euti6la1o
8Ipingen Den arieg 8t erfldren. Ser
fran8oiiibe MiniiterprdIioent 9riono
mill Stalien offenbar gum SeIbit-
moro treiben.)
Staliener iuaen in salOuifi 6clfcn.
4aris, T. 6ebr. 9as Sour
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

g9oibington ~. 5ebr. ghrn-
mebr lit Dem bieiisen 5tantsietretor
Saniing aud Die gtote 9elttidblafoS
uno Selterrei6. .llngnrnS betreffs oeb
Goli1bootfrieges gegen belpafinete
fcinoli6e @onoelsiAiffe 8ugeeangen,
sSl oiirren 8orten miro oorauf Din-
gcIuieien, DoB man erbarmt198loS
gcgen Oerortige Silfstrell3er BOT.
gcben iDeroe. Da iib ole Ser. Staa.
ten nit ben 3entralmd6ten in 0ieier
9e5icbitng I'M @ruaOe geuomnen ouf
cir uno Denlelben 5tau0punft itellen,
ltno ote 'glQiierten b6d)it entport utt0
0roben nit einem @ontott Der dmeri-
failiihen &Gten. Sobolo uulere He.
gierltllg genuue Ginltft BON Dem 3o-
tllntent genommen bat. miro ite aud
5u banoeln piiien. Gauge 8elt bleibt
ibr aaerDings nidt 0nfiir iibrig, OenH
iunerbalb Is Iagen miro 8euti6s
lano unO Gelterreid llngarn oaS
gcgcbene 8ort pabr MAIDEN uno ge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

nal" i4rcibt iiber oen 8pef Scr
Romreiie 8riapos: os5talien lit aus
Dem 9reibinlo 1usgetreten lno bat
QeIterreid lln9orh 8ulgarien mo
Der &iirfei ben 4rieg erflGrt. Die
itolieniidlen Sruppen f1mbfen gegen
Die Serbiiuoeten 9euti1lduos, ober
nift gegen OieieS iel5it. Qaourdl,
Dab 5talien 0elttihlono ben SFriea
BIS Jet nidt erflort bat, lit cine.
m4altbare 5itltotion gcidaffel NOR
ben. Die ifalieniibe 9egierung ntiB,
I'M iBre SteIlltng fIar at MAIDEN
lmo gan8 ii Die entente eilt8lttreten.
pie ariegSerflarun9 gegen 0eutid-
lonO erlalien. 5obal0 0ies acidiebt,
peroen itolieltiicbe 1rlppen nad) Ga.
loniti geiporfen peroen fonnelt, I'M
nuf Dem 9alfan an Der 5eite Der
8ritelt 6ran5oien lulO 5erbeu al
fdulpfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
Weneite qiioenbcridltc.

SUI loaaq IL. 6c6r. &ronprin8
6rieoridl 9Silbclnt lit olf &eranlai.
iitnq ieincs 9otcrS, 6e@ oeutidcll
aaliers, irilies 0bcrtcnnionoos iibcr
Ole 8ooeienarnec citboben mor0cu
neil CT bon Der gall8en ariegsfiib.
rltng feine 9lbnung q 1e. Gr lit nod
Dem SSliegerforps uerictt poroen.
Nier miro oicier 9tadridlt ober fem
@Iallben geideutt. (g8ir gInuben's
crit reht midi.
g1om, -. 6ebr. - Die 0elttide
Regieruna bot aegen er3biid]of Nfer.
cier bon @}elaien cnen Gerboftsbe-
fe6l mlsitelleu ldiicu. lin ieinrr
@erbaft1uta 8u eHtgeDet miro Der
9r1lat in sStalien bleibeu (Gudtid))
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
so3n laht Satcr ermorScn.

E5reellbille. E0 T. tSebr, M
Ger t7id6rige & 5reo GbriItu imf
Der orei sSal)re dltcre Sap GbmeiIcr
mnropn 1etern inter Dem SerDa9i
rerbdftet Den <cr ees Griteren
einen reiheH 6armer ernloroet 81
5abeu Ger unnotlIrli9e Sobn bui
bereits ein bolles 8eitdn0u3 obae.
Ieat. III meldem cr 8ugob, Gbmcilcr
$50 gegehen 81 bdteu oanlit er iei'
nen 9nter erlhieBc 3ioub mar 0a%
@}otip CUR 9'lllttot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
Geine pro6i6itiOn
tlir EentuC6D!
llnterbnus Der StaatSlcsislntur sr.
Hart iidI gegen SrObi6itionS-
@Oridlag.

8ronffort, aD., 12. 6e6r. = Gin
QGntrag Der Grodeuen Die Stimm.
dbgeber oes Stoates aentidp iibef
einen geiescs5lliab 3ipedS Ginfiib.
rllng ltaotliAer &ro6ibition abItin.
men at laiien, purOe geItern I'M
llnterbanie Der Staotslegislotur ab.
Iebnt. Der 9lblebnung gin9 cine
ie5r erregte Stbung pprauS, in mel.
den bic beioen 5ieprGieutanten s.
81 9uinpbreD lno @. q. Sorbcp
nltr nut @jetpolt Ooran gebin0ert
ueroen fonnten. ii9 bic @jeii9ter
blutig 5u iblagcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
ameri6a Oer(angte
niC6tS OemiitigenOes!
Sanilng bat nidltS uerlangt, mas
gegcR 9eMtidllanSs Sire
ueritieR,

A'pi5mgtou, IL. l5e6r. Staats
iefretar soninlg gob geiteru oeni
bieiigen gertreter oes 9olfi ihen
8elegrapbeu Bureaus, eiuer balls
offi3iellen gteuigteits 9lgentur ii
gelltidIauo, Die beitimmtc erflh-
riug al, OaB ole Ser. Staatpn luGh.
reno Der SerbauoIungcu ilber ben
gniitanio doa ui9ts BON geittidj
lano berIoint bdttcn. uonrt iib Die
les niht bate eimcritauOen erfla-
ren fonueH, obnc ieiue ebre lmo ieiii
2luicben 5u id)aOigeu,
Gicic ertldrltHa Qlt ais eine
entge1mmg Der fiirjlid) pon Dem
0eutiben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3int.
nerrnun gcuaAtcn' gIcuBerlulg.
oaB bic Grfilllnul scr BON zen 9Ser.
Staaten geiteaten 5or6crlmqeri iitr
gclltidlauo tmmoolidl lei mio eiHe
Selbiternieorlguug mo 0entiitI-
glng beOeuteu lpiiror, glebnlihe
glngabct mIroen oem aorreipon.
0enten Der &olff'iden Ngeatlir dud)
Don Senatur Stone, 9oriiBcr oe5 Sc
nats aoniitces iiir an8uGtige 9lnge.
Ie8ehbeiten penn )ieprGi7itdntel
6looo, Goriieer oes Sat8.9oniitees
fir auswdrtiae 2lllgplcBen6eiteIl,
mo bom &i3e 4rdiiOentrn 9larihnIt
qenlodht
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
e. ',entemdd)te orO0rll
nit einellt SOOtutt!
SAILS Nmerita lie i'm Gtid) liRt, iOaen
iDre sdiffe amerifaaii9e 9atem
nlGt beriiDren!
SsatraImd4te. Worgs4ea erregt @at in GngIanO

gen Oie arnlierten fciuOliden Sor.
0elSIAiffe borgeben. @elpiiie bic.
fige 8ertreter Der Guteuten19te Der.
iteigen iid 8u Der 9cbouptung, 0nB
Elm 9[bmeiben Der Ser. Stauten bon
ibrer bisbcrigen 9lniidt ii6er ben
Goltdbootfrieg einen uluneutrolen"
9(ft 6e0euten miiroe.
,5n oattiden 9iegieruagsfreiien
miro nit giaborud bctout, ooB Elm
orniertes Snnoelsid)iff NIT einen
&ilfstreu5er 8u pergleideu lei un0
0emgemdB ais ariegsibitf bebonoelt
meroen miilie. Bon einer nor6eri-
gen @arnung fornc bemgcndB feline
9teoe iein oa EN- C5eidoB aus einenl
@eiAiB flGiritcn &olibcrs Die Ser
iiIcbtung eiueS &auGbootS altr Sol.
ge baben miiroe. Die Ger. Staaten
baben fid oieier 2luiidt aud angc-
idloiien. SSn bieiigen Gegierunus-
freiien berlaiitrt, oaB Die 9uloesre-
gierung oae 9lnierifoner narnen
miro, allf 56iffen fricgfiibrelloer
gsatiouen 8nlioee 5u ne6ulen. Ger
angeorobte 8oDfott anerifaniI6er
Sofen bat bier Denig 9lufieben er-
reg. Ran iagt fid. OoB Die filr Die
ger. 5toaten beitilnntteu Snufnlanns-
glitter IN annaoo ooer 8ernu0a-
9dfen nbgelaOen iperOeu pilroen,
bon no aus tie ibren s8eg leidt nod
Den Ser. 5taaten fin0en fonntel.
llebrigeas meroen iih oie 9laiierten
3fpeImal beiirnet ebe iie oerartige
9tdBregeln ergreifeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
Ghineien.1e6be.

San 6rdnci8to. Sal, II. 6ebr
SSSn einem hineiiihen Eheater fam
es geitenl abeHo 3ipiihen 9(nbdngern
Speier feinoliher Groen at eiuer
SdlieBcrei nobel pier Gcrionen
idlpcre Gerleetlnaen oobontruaen.
Inter oenielben befinOcu ii1 5ipci
inheteiligte MeiBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
gonOOng 9yreiie lulten6.

2onbon, IL. SSebr. Sic 2ou-
0ouer greiie lit iiber Die @loBnablne
0eutidlanos uao 0eiterreidD. ltn-
9orns iiber Die neue 9(rt 6es 1uud.
bnotfrieges mitteno. 9ie 8all 03oa
@o8ette ifreibt, oaB Sirpie eilten
neiIen ollnterieebootfrieg nit
5dreden" inIaerlieren meroe, urO
frogt, ipas 8ilion pobI al oieier
2luffdiitng Der 8orte gireie 01eere~
iagen miro.
Die QaiID 0tatl iogt: ogleue II.
Boot aanpngne begiunt am 1.
Mar8, 8ie Geutiben i6uouben 9fa-
DIE fir Die @arolong.Affoire.
Gle Gimes be3eit9net QcutidIanos
gorgeben als ,9tplle Gntidlul0igltug
fiir Seerduberei" Sic 3eitung Or
preB briugt einen 2lrtitel NIT Der
lleberi6riif: o9euti9larO bereitct
Die 8elt auf neue 5drcden Dor. {
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
lsHlprr.(SryIuiioIl.

Stem ealtle, Oct, II. ,Se6r.
SSn ben ili Der 9ldbe gelegenen 6u-
britouIoaet Oer ScthIebem StceI
so erploOiertal geitern 600 4Sflm0
gulper II. 5eritorten oos gan5e @e.
b0lnc .,mei gIrbcitcr muOcn uer.
lett Die llriadJc Oer erploliou iii
Gin gf1fiel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
u0etter6eriCt)tl

Sir 0moba uilO llu9egeno; SeiI.
meile bep0Itt beiite abenO uno Conn
taQ. aGlter beufe nbeno.
SIR 9lebrosfo: 9eiliueiie befnofft
rnn tGIter beute aben6. Sonntag
ihoh 5teigeiloe 8entperotur int
n0rOIihen Seil.
Sir Soma: llnbeit1noig unS f6I.
ter belite obenb. soitltoa teinpeiIe
beiuOIft. Rolter i'm sftIihen Seil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
Qanbfpmmiiiiun III f.eiae6ia.

9edfbIngtnn II. 6ebr. gSie Der
Grbnuer 0e5 8onama-Sfanuls. Gberlt
@oet1ols. crfl0rt, ituo bei Der Gr-
6olumq oes Sands 8miidlen i6 ms
II lR1lioneu Collars onrd bic
s5rciacbiqfcit Der Banana ghueritq
2onofunnilIinn nerplenipert porOeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
England fiirc6tet I'm
aegDpten' S Sit6er6eit!
Sin nnaebenres lpeer 5um SdAbe
gegeH einen feinOliden Sin.
fall bereit,

oonbon ~. Gebr. Gie eng.
Gidle glegierung bat gtesDpten Elm
nl1atiees Seer Btiommenge5oeen
lm eiuen ieinolidsn @iufaa ab5u.
tpebren. Der gr0bte Ieil iener bri.
tiiden Sruppen. Die ii1 auf Der
SQlbinicl @allipol 6efaroen, itnO
nod Dem Suesfallal @e6iet gepor.
zen lDnr0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
SeegefeC6t auf Der
906e Oer OOgger60n6!
Gin nener 6ritiider areHser her.
itntt; hrei anOere ergretfen
bic 6lHdlt.

2on0Dn, IL. 5ebr. Gin IN Bers
lin aeltern abenO beroifentIihter of
ii8icller geri9t beiagt. oaB Der brt.
fiiac sEreu5er glrabis IN einem @e+
iett nit oelttIden Gorpeoobooten
perIeuft luio Elm anoerer Sreu3er
oltrd einen &orpeooiduB idrper be-
idldoigt iporoen lit. 8aS offi6ieIle
britii6e 8reBburemt itellt Oieies in
glbreoe. (glatilrli9, mann bate Oas.
ieIbe ie cine brttiide geieoerlage dl-
acaebpnD Ser neue britiide Sereu.
Ser arobis lit in Der brttiiden Slot.
tenliite nidt bersei9net. 9ieies lit
Daraltf auritdSuiilBreiL ooB gtdnen
ulo 3abl 0er nGbreto oes Rriege5
erbouten 6ritii6en ariegsihiffe aus
nobelieqenDen @riip0en bon Der bri-
tiihen glOntirnIitdf ge9eim gebalten
iUeroen.
Ser pfti5ielle oeutide 8ertdt gebt
Oobin, oaB utebrere Iorpe0oboote Die
britiiden areuSer nuf Der Sobe Der
9o1Qerbant ii9teten uno oenielben
jofort elm @eie6t aubOten. Ser
neue &relt5er ara6is ipuroe berientt
m0 ein on0erer idiDer beidd0igt;
lebtcrer tno Spei an0ere &rellSer
3ogeh iih Damn 3uriid.
Ter geroflentlidDuilg obiger 99a6.
riht fiigt ons britiihe 8reBblrea1
nod folqaloes bin5u: Die britiide
sl0miralitdt gibt an BOB Die bier
erlDabnten areli5er I2inenfeger mo-
rem, ppn oeaen orei nod Dem @nfeu
5lriidgefebrt Iino. Ca boben mir
,Oie Stint un0 erit liigt 0os Of.
lfi3iele 6ritiide &reBbnreou, oaB dn
Ser gan5en C5eidihte fein lpnbres
gsort 1ei 5piegelberg, mir fem
nen 0idlD
Ger uffisirllc Sentidlc Seridlt.
glerlnb iibcr 2onOolL -. 5ebr. =
Ter Cert Der ofii5ieGen oeutiden
gtote lautct. g,5n Der gsabt pom 10.
sglf ben II. 6ebruar iinternabmen
neGrere lmierer GorpeOoboote cine
gluifldruuosialrt iii Die .gtoroice
binans. glif Der 0obe Der 8ogger.
banf. t20 5ceulcileH BON Der Git.
filite englouos, itieBen tie onf meDs
rere fel1DIidlc Qrell3er, Die it'd hal0
l5ur Sludt manOten. llniere Ior.
speOobootc periolgten iie lnl0 gobeu
anf Die 6liebellocH SduB i'm Sduij
5b. Ger neue ieinolide arcl5er
Arabis pur0e berieitt, eiu 8lpeiter
ERreil5er muroe bon einem Sorpe0O
getrofien. Sic 9ionnibaft inierer
gerpeooboote rettete OeH 8efeblsbas
lDer Oes arell5ers, 5mei Gfii5iere un0
l2l M2aHn Der iibrigen 8eiaBung.
sllulcre Sdiifc famen aus oem
eianlpie nidt nnberiebrt oabon, ooh
Aoben mir teine Wieni6enberlilite ant.
Ampeiien.~
III (8pegerbant lit cine BroBe Sdr0
Aglaaf iii Der gtoroiee, 5l5 ailometer
lang uno "a ailoneter brett mid.
.lig iiir 5iid)iana. beion0ers aabliau.
E,ier idno am 5. glllaut 1855 Die
egrobc Seeldlodlt 5miid)eli 9oaan.
Aern mio eiielonoern itatt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

SonOou -. 6cbr. gie bieiigr
beIgiidc Sesation niadte giiern be.
faunt. 0aB 0eiifidllonO 6is6er feline
,srieoensporihiGgc Der brlditcu gle.
gierng gescnilber geniadt babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
lsrnlniinn fprbrrt IS cnfer.

,SuOiana. IL. 5ebr. su einer
f3rabe Scr syefferion & Glortfiel0
Goal 80. in Dem 6 @icilen bon bier
aeIegcnen @rueit entitaIiD eeiterl
cine gmloiinn, Sci welder is Ser.
ioHn mis Scbcu fmlcu, 4 MIR.
ben nerlett, mo s iuerOeii nod per.
ulibt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-29
BY HAROLD JOHNSON


BROOKLYN, N. Y. Sept. %
Ihere are times during ball games
when Wilbert Robinson. manager
of the Brooklyn pennant chasers.
relinquishes his station on the
coaching line to another mem Der
of his flock.
This time always affords a
corking setting for an action
photograph of stampede.
Robbie doesn't have to call
for volunteer coachers. If -
Robins are perched i'm the
dugout % Robins are apt to
start en- masse for the coach.
ing box to help lead the as
suit.
This fighting spirit was forci-
bly, impressed upon me as | sat
on the bench next to Robbie and
watched the Brooklyn manager
marshall his forces for another
victory.
Casey" addressing Stengel,
the 1ovial German right fielder,
you coach at first. I'm going to
stick in the coop and look 'em
over. Jack" speaking to Coon BIS,
the coaching box shark, you go
to third and see what you can
see."
And Just the instant Casey
runs out of gas, other talkative
members of the squad will bolt
for the lines.
I was interested in the story
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-29
Half a Game
Between Them

EBBETTS FIELD, Brook
Ign, N. ", Sept. 29-Pat Mo-
rams Phillies advanced to
within half a game of the
leadership of the National
league yesterday when they
trOunced the Brooklyn DOdg-
ers in the first game of their
three-game series.
With Alexander in the box
the Phillies won 8 to 4.
Twenty thousand wild-eyed
fans viewed the battle which
at times seemed likely to
turn most any way.
The Phillies jumped into the
lead with three runs in the SECOND
inning, but the Dodgers choket
the bases with men in the fifth
and became menacing, despite the
fact that by this time the Philliei
had piled up seven runs.
Ragged fielding in spots, which
has crippled the Dodgers in many
of the games earlier in the year
cropped out again and was re-
sponsible for much of their trou-
BILE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-29
GIANTS WIN
25 STRAIGHT

NEW YORK, Sept. Do
Two shutout victories pitched
by Jeff Tesreau and Freddie
Schupp yesterday extend
ed the New York Giants re-
Markable string of consecu-
tive victories to 25. The BOs-
ton Braves were the victims
in both ends of a double
header. 2 to 0 and 6 to o. In
the first the ozark Bear"
and Rudolph of Boston had a
pitching duel which the for
en- finally won, each twirler
allowing but six hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-29
|02lSI7I31|

One Of the film sensations of
the season will be the appearance
at the Apollo next week of "Pur-
fly" the great classical production
in which Audrey Munson, the
artists model, is featured. This
picture played at 80 prices in New
York recently. Miss Munson ap-
The famous dance of seven
wells is one of the features of
THE Victory of Conscience" at
the Colonial. Cleo Rndgley, as
the beautiful Rosette, who is
lured from her home and then
cast aside by Count de Tavannes,
becomes celebrated cafe dancer.
Her Interpretation of the dance is
daring, yet artistic.
Charmingly acted and interest
ing in story, THE Upheaval,"
Metro hit at the Apollo, shows
Lionel Barrymore and Marguerite
Skirvin to better advantage than
any play in which these stars have
yet appeared. Marguerite Skir-
win, who is destined to be one of
the darlings of the screen, is a
handsome blonde, and ISIS also a
most capa BILE actress.
Elaborated into a fascinating
motion picture, Elinor Glynn's
famous story of Three Weeks" is
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Big Game
Tomorrow

The first independent football
game of the season will be played
at the Stadium tomorrow at 3:15
when the South Tacoma A. G..
football team tangles with an
eleven from the U. s. s. Cheyenne.
On the success of tomorrow's
game largely depends the future
OF Independent football In Taco
ma. South Tacoma has fast
eleven, and should show the navy
boys few things about the pig
skin game. A big crowd is ex-
pected.
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SENIORS WIN
AT LINCOLN
BY BILLY CAIRNS

The seniors were victors in the
first game of Lincoln Park high
school, played at Whitman
grounds yesterday afternoon.
Final score was As to Stars of
the game we're Danielson, of the
Juniors, who made a sensational
run around the end of hts teams
second down, and Hunt of the
Seniors. Staples was hurt In the
first quarter.
The game was much in the ma
ture Of practice, but Coach Colbert
expressed himself well pleased
over the way his men played. The
players: Juniors-Misgen, Ander-
son, Danielson, Roberts, Browse.
Tom Hunt, Pease, Darsnerr, If
fert, Hicks, Cleaner. Seniors
Harry Parker, Nevers, Eaton,
John Hunt, Taylor, Hill. Staples,
Kelly, HOLMAN, Swaftz, Novels.
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PHILLIES ONLY ONE
POINT FROM LEADERS

The Phillies are likely to pre-
sent Eppa Rixey as their pitching
choice and when Rixey is right he
is hard to beat.
Good weather was again on tap
for today's game. With the heat
oiling up pitching arms and TAX
ing the kinks out of muscles, the
remaining games Of the series
will be played under ideal condi-
tions.
In the American league, the
Red Sox have slipped slightly.
Three games must be added to the
Red Sox victory column before
they will have the pennant cinch-
ed. The Yankees downed the lead
ers yesterday and are billed for
another contest with them today.
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After Birds
AT TOppeniSh

Allen Barlow of the Tacoma
Trading company, Fred Griffin of
the Griffin Transfer Co., and
Charles Palm of the Wheeler-Os-
good company, leave today on d
hunting trip in the vicinity Of
Toppenish. They are driving
across the mountains in Palms,
car, taking several dogs with
them. The hunters expect to get
the limit of Chinese pheasants.I "
Dave Bales and A. 2. Smith are.
hunting birds east of the mouIi-
tains for few days, also. ii is
reported that pheasants are .up-
usually plentiful in the alfalfa
fields this year.
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SOPHS TAKE
FIRST GAME

Ina stiffly contested game, the
Sophomores Of Stadium high de-
feated the Freshmen yesterday
afternoon. Is to Ia. The score
see-sawed between the two teams
from the first whistle until tho
final toot, and the outcome OF the
contest was always in doubt,
Both teams showed good classsi
and predictions were made THAI
some fast football would be sect
among high school teams this seIl
son.
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The second of four articles
telling how the Brooklyn Robins
are winning their way into the
world series, written by Harold
johnson, who was on the Brook.
Ign bench during several games to
get the real inside dope on how
they are doing it,
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BY II. G. HAMILTON
United Press Correspondent.

United Press Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Only
one point behind the Brooklyn
Dodgers and with the advantage
Of the Jump" game in the inn
portant series tucked away, the
Phillies stand poised today to
drive their way into first palce
in the National league.
The Dodgers cracked badly
through their collision with the
fast travelling Phillies yesterday,
but are prepared to fight desper-
ately for the struggle today. which
will spell whether they retain
their lead or skid into second
place.
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Jake Daubert was telling me of
how he became ball player when
the bell rang.
The Georgian's story was told
in chuncks. 1t seems he was toll
ing In the coal mines near Sham
olin, Pa, ten years ago and had
won a rep as pitcher for the home
boys. He got an offer to pitch
for the Williams State Valley
league team in Kane, a neighbor-
ing town.
Jake was inclined to be-
lieve that he did not posses
the ability to make good
there and was chary about
accepting. But Mrs. Daubert,
who was a regular attendant
at the games in ShamOlin,
was confident that he'd de-
liver.
She urged him to sign and he
did. He became a professional,
hurt his arm pitching, then be-
came first baseman.
(Another story telling Of the
inside workings of the Brooklyn
Robins in their rush for the PEN
nant will annpar tomorrOw.l
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A Page Of Timely
Sports and
Am usem ents
.
Edited by
Eddie Peters
TACOMA THEATER

(Opening of Season)
TONIGHT
Americas Greatest Show
A World of Pleasure
1875 People-Mostly Girls
o STUPENDOUS SCENES
Special Winter Garden Orchestra
A TrainlOad of Amusement
VIM. Norris, ConrOy 4 LeNIaire
Courtney Collins Margaret
Sisters q Hart Edwards
- BIGGER THAN A CIRCUS -
PRICES-FlOor, $500. Balcony,
$50, $1.OO. Gallery, SOC.
Curtain 8:15.
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shohwn today at the Melbourne.
II is the story of love romance
between a mysterious queen and
a young ScotchnIan, and is pro-
duced in the picture with unusu-
ally lavish settings. The film
version hues closer to the novel
than the stage play. Madeline
Travers has the leading role.
THE Crook Detective" fourth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-29

All Southwest Washington Is
looking forward to the Sunday
game at Olympia between the
Olympia Senators and the Tono
club. for the championship of
the southwestern part of tine
state. Each team has lost but
one game this summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-29

At meeting of bowlers to he
held at the Tacoma Bowling
parlors next Tuesday night, a
set of officers will be elected,
and committee named to draw