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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13

State of Washington, cut off
from rest of country by natural
obstacles, would be rich picking
for enemy in case of war, says
chief of staff of u. s. army in ans
nual report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13
We are in receipt of a letter con-
corning a certain voung base-

We are in receipt of a letter con-
corning a certain young base
ball manager, Paul Grandstrom,
which might give a wrong i'm
preston to the public II we
were to print it. 1t would con-
vey an idea that he is anything
but what his nickname implies,
Gloomy" One Of the para
graphs carrying accusations
hints that Paul is now carrying
matches.
Billy Adams, father of the Valley
league, tells some side-splitting
stories about the time he spent
with the Chicago Bloomer
Girls baseball team on their
famous trip from Chicago to
Frisco and back. Billy filled
the position of shortst0p and
declares that he will always re-
member that season as the most
enjoyable in his life.
IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13

Herbert Cuthbert, secretary of
North Pacific Tourist association,
urges passenger agents to COOP
crate in bringing tourists to
northwest,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13

accept 10000 Willard. right,
Fred, that, too.
.
Society boxfighr
Of Tacoma those the Tuesday session
the municipal court Naw he wasn't pince fes Just police
spectator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13

which Charlie appears through
several scenes on roller skates, is
the latest production. 1t is play
ing q solid week at the Strand in
Seattle and will open at the Mel
bourne Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13
sPORTSsfENi

SPORTSNfENi
Whether you hunt or fish,
the statistics here will prove
timely and important.
Wednesdays Sun.
Rises, 7:48 a. m.
Sets, 4:21 p. m.
Thursdays Sun.
Rises, 7:49 a. m.
Sets, 4:21 p. m.
Wednesdays Tides.
Time. Height Time. Height.
1852 ALA 1922 a..14.6
2;06 p...9.2 6:13 p..11.5
Thursdays Tides.
1881 ALL 1854 ALAS
1858 PSF 1907 p..10.9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. IS. - The
American Association and the In
ternational league today approved
the proposed inter-league series
Of the games, to start about Aug
ust Z after the regular baseball
season of 112 games closes.
Twenty-four games will be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13

Charlie Chaplin IL turning out
big comedy productions this year
at the rate of one a month, and
each picture Is better than the
Last. "The Rink" O new film in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13

Chick Evans admits that he
will retain both golf champion
ships next year. We always ad-
mire modesty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-13

A guy by the name of O'Brien
teaches jiu-jitsu in an eastern
city. Amt these Japs wonderful?
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

Why You have been working for
he devil, and SEQ what you have
n Mother Fails
Take this child and nurse d, for
m" and viii pay YOU your wages b
Then your sponsibllity l. B., So
great that | don't see how any Va.
man can fail 70 be Christian and
serve Cod What do Won thiuk God
viii DO II the mother falls stag
ger under II What II. through your
Hnfaithtulness. your boy becomes a
curse and your daughter a blight
What, II through your neglect. this
boy becomes a Judas when be might
have been John or Paul.
Down IN Cincinnati some year
ago mother went 70 the theological
garden and stood leaning over tho
boar pit. watching the bears and
dropping crumbs and peanuts 20
'hem IN her arms she held her
babe. year and three months old
She vas 80 Interested IN the bears
thai the baby wrigEled itself ont Of
her arms and foil into the bear pit.
and she watched those huge mon.
sters rip u 10 ahreds what a YER.
table hell h uNl D.. through all her
NE 10 know that her little one was
lost through her 0wn carelessncss
anE neglect
Take this child and raise T. for
me. and I will pay you YOUR wages
VIII you promise and covenant VITA
God. and with me. and with one an.
other. that from now on yOU With try
with Gods help. 20 do better than
you ever have done 10 raise your
children for Cod
Story Of an angel
II once read the story OK an angel
who stole out ~ heaven and came 10
this world one bright, sunshinc day
-named through field. forest city and
hamlet. and az the sun vent DIN
plumei his wings for the return
aight The angel said. Now that
my visit "a over before ! return !
must gather some memen'os 90 my
trip He looked AZ tho beautiful
flowers in the garden and said Flow
lovely and fragrant and pfICEFf
m" rares' roses. made bouquet.
end said. I see nothing more beauii
fgl and fragrant than these flowers
The angel looked further. and saw
bright-eyed. rosylchecked child
and said That baby r. prettier than
he flowers viii take that, too
and. looking behind 20 the cradle
he saw n mothers love pouring out
over her babe Ike a gushing spring
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Thursday Nigh, Sermon


Gods Detective" Was the subject
OF Billy Sundays sermon Thursday
night. Text: Numbers xxXii. 90
BE sure your sins will find you
out" He said:
"sIn IN the one thing IN the uni
verse which can permanently dam
are man and eternally damn him
disappointment may worry him
xri-i nIay rn6d-n him. diversity mAy
bring him hardships and heartaches
but the only thing that can perma
nently leave It's stamp upon man
character and eternally damn him IN
hell In sin.
"No man or woman can escape
from his or her sins Every sin you
have ever committed or ever viii
commit will bring you 70 account
and you will have 10 pay for t. and
you never will sin that you won
have 10 pay for H.
Nobody ever sinned that WASH Z
a loser by Il. Nobody ever commit
ted a sin that ever paid. You may
have lied and made 800 by that lie,
but II didn't pay. You may own a
store that you would not have now
II you hadn't lied That doesn't pay
You may have farm that you
would not have had II you had lived
right. That doesn't pay.
"The most stupendous, gigantic
folly that ever entered the mind Of
q man or woman is the suppOsition
that IL pays 10 do wrong.
"There may be those here tonight
who are planning some sin. and your
presence here is only that many
hours nearer the time. the hour and
the place you will commit that sin.
In fact, your presence here might
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29


THAT means selfcoudemnation.
for he knows he did wrong That f.
your hope You ought To thank God
that you know YOU have sinncd.
The Accusing Conscience
"Oh. the people In this city that
are suffering untold agony There f.
no physical torment that can equal
or touch that NJ an accusing CON
science No amount of pros peritN
mo- amount OF love no intoNicgtiun
nothing you can do, NO place you
can visit viii ever drown The con
seriousness that YOU are a sinner
who can describe His ayenginG
power when IL comes 90 eelt-con
demnation7 II VIII startle old Herod
into midnight terror as Ee dreams
that John the Baptist has arisen
from the dead,
Coincidence II will hound and
dog the traitor Judas 90 his grave.
and when every other faculty ha,
gone over 20 the devil conscicnc,
stands true 20 truth and true 20 God
and says. You are sinner
SO that Is WHAT God wants 20 30
with you. II viii End you out Their.
Is not man or woman here tonigh'
who does not know when he or she
sins
Would II not be great 20 30 me
son ot OK President Roosevelt
Would q not he great 10 hc the son
~ Emperor william Would 70 not
De great 20 be the son ~ KING Ed
ward VIZ Would u not be great lo
be the son OF the car OF Russia
Wouldn't 4 be great 20 bc the son
~ the miksdo OF Japan
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

gctor would rather have my
body a mass 81 corruption, with a
good clean name than 10 stand up
with "a perfect physical hodv and "a
,ottcn name and character SO you
have 20 suffer IA your name. In your
character for &C.
a l!e poisons your moral blood
4 man cant cheat another man IN
business that ne doesn't pay FOR ".
You can't lie without YOU suffer for
NO man can sin or DO wrong that
hp doesn't have 20 suffer for A.
Wrong man IN his wages and you
Will have to suffer FOR Il Wrong n
man with his wife and you will have
20 suffer for IL. Wrong woman
with her husband and you will have
20 suffer FOR u
You can't read An impure book
that you don't suffer for ~. and
have made u 4 rule 10 never read a
hook that is impure II Is fight
and struggle all the way through.
'IE ten you another way they
fni YOU out In your conscience.
You cant hide from yourself
Vow Roar me- Man Is so consti-
W'ri that when ne does wrong ~
knows II
"Nou know YOU swore You know
YOU lied You know you committed
adultery
We are so constituted that when
$50 sin We know No have sinned and
bar means seitcondemnstion II IS
wonderful when We stop 20 think ~
b. hat We are so constituted in our
makeup by the wisdom ~ God that
when We sin We know u
man SAYS Oh I hate myself
90 think ( got drunk. 20 think !
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

be- Tor the purpose 81 eluding people
and you are here simply for The pur
pose OF parding or suspicion, and
YOU can scarcely wait until my mes
sage is over and YOU can creep on
In the darkness and perpetrate your
iniQuity
Can't Hide Sin From God
THAT won't pay. won't see IL.
the people here won't see &c bar mo
CIV * tue iO5rd runs through thv
earth and there ia no blacknsss THAT
can hide your iniquities away from
God
There are some things In life
about which there are degrees Of
uncertainty. You are not certain
that you will die Jesus Christ may
burst upon the world and Judge Il
before the clock will strike ~ at
midnight
You are not sure that the sun
viii rise tomorrow. We suppose Il
VIII Il has risen ever since God
put II in the sky and e has swung
with perfect precision and never DC.
Waited one bit. presume Il will
TtST r0TT0TT0v 7-1-7tt-tt tt--rr--
pointed n s, didn't but haven,
anything IN the Word 81 God 10 as
sure me that the sun will rise.
Therefore, am sure that my
sins viii a-d me out You need not
come here 70 find II that IS true
You need not read the bible 20 And
out T. that Is true All YOU need
10 do is 20 read the newspapers. 20
10 the pcn.'enrisries and the jails
60 20 The haunts OF sin II will
prove n there
There S. IN Egypt a monument
upon which Is this Inscription. The
lmp!ous shall commit inlau.ty with
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

~ecowpen-e hat not Without re-.
morse
You may gomut1 n SIN and there
NAV be- recouprr~r attached o.
40, but NOS without rrurr-t lua WlN
have 90 pay .a. l,. ana II ya are
bound 90 slH yog VIII lafr 'o -HHtr
for 10
III YOU ru- yga- band 10 -Hs fire
and .tg- violate ID .aN ur nature you
viii have .o ~aT,. n. N.a u.E
cscane tho law. uDr yor R- mot ts.
cape the cous,Qg ". -.-
II man breaks the Laws nr may
not have 10 account t9- .a" Viola.
ton OF II before human 'esrr 1r
he vill have 90 pay for .ar s.a mo-
committed
Your sins vIu End Won 7e. In Is
good many WAYS
The execution ~ an human law
viii BE- more ur Jess .u..r-. .T s.
man Who breaks the law uay F..ds
consequences possibly tr- a a71 81
week or years Nc' All t.r -ru.
nails have been captured \at sol
the men who have committed wIr
--4A--s- A.---.-- -A--,-- -.---..-s - ---
You rlav escape 'ra human law
but you VII. rot escape Cod law
Your Sins VIII setray You
You may have committed ,'T
across the sea wher, SOU were
born You come fH i+-rr.r NgtacE
knows you committed a c-.ma
nobody IA any tr5 wiser N.- MAY
be congratulate yourself mar t1ty
know not what yu. arc ar Nntf yo-
have done. hU. that is 'Ea greatest
folly that ever found entrance into
your brain. for your s!r VII md
YOU ont
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

and 'ho angel sad, The mothers
love is tho pre-+tcst thing have
seen. viii take that too
And with those three treasures
the heavenly messenger winged his
fight 90 Tho pcarly gates. saying.
Before ! 60 ! must examine the me.
Wentns ~ my trip 20 tho earth lie
looked AZ The flowers they had
withercd He looked az tho babys
mile. and & had faded He looked
~ he mothers love. ag1 u shoue In
all los pristine beauty Then hs
threw away the withcred flowers.
cast aside the faded smile. and with
me mother love pressed 20 his
breast swept through Tho gates into
lie CITY. .hol;,uE that tho only thing
Soc had FOUND hat would retain It's
Fragrance from earth 20 heaven Is 4
moth ar's love
Take this child and nurae Il for
me. and / viii pay YOU your wages
.-.--
OSSfNfNG Y rocco Durazzo.
former italian soldier, overstayod
his time at sing Sing three months
and then Ief' undor pressure lis
gafd hr feared h'arInandcrs
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

certain ,'as iusf as naturally as
fIlf water 0 .tr. IT'S level or mat
fire VIH agr There g. very ina
mate connection between morality
and health $50 all know that mo
raity is conducive 20 health and
'haf imwa.. fy ss conducive 20 dis
vasc Ne a.. Stow that morality D.
conducive 90 longevity and We al.
know that immortality Is CouducN,
.c -nururs- vi Grs>.
The wicked VIII rot live ouf
an their DAYS The man th3. love-
God viii live longer 'h7n the boof"
osh'er. The pure man viii live
longer han 'hr bgrrfl.e The hon
rst man Viii live longer than the
thief
Disease always Follows Sin
The wicked shall not live a.
-ho.r days and 10 YOU rgt So purely
r- the basis ~ longevity Be pays for
d man .o 90 right and cur siu uut
~ e.s ,fs and out 81 his heart
All sins have physical ccnse
eueu-ss The man that drinks has
------ e. ZSlca-lA LkE man thai
cow mt,~ adultery has 20 suffer ply
-..t'y There IS no sin Won can
eau mir -ha- does not have physical
cN0 segUances
dre>n pay 20 commit a sin
A man Nas 20 pay for & In physical
suffering do~'r care what d Is
have had Young men and Young
"a men come 20 me- ives hlcrdshoi
and -hay would v-ttAe and grusn In
agony Why Because ~ sin
"Vhv arr there $50 many broken
bodies .n oar and .oday7 SIN
WHY SO MANY shattered intel
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Goods Detective"
You Can't Escape Your Ss Says Billy Sunday Sermon on Goods

Would II not be- great 20 be
son OF a great man. Wouldn't 10 be
great 20 hc the son OF any OF those
fellows
But ! stand here. not AS the son
Of anybody bur az The son OF Goo
through faith in Jesus Christ and
that is greater.
How proud ! am 20 know that l
am son of God, by my repentance
and faith iu linn So / am delivered
from all fear OF sin
Christian is Urs'rald
II am not afraid ~ sin. The chris
tian Is not afraid OF sin A rich
man is afraid ne viii lose his money.
Other people are afraid they viii
lose their friends Some fellows ara
afraid II they get sick they won't get
Well. But IA Christian is not afraid.
Il sit ga my room and wonder how
lorg will I've TO preach Five
year, Yes, possibly Ten years.
Well probably Fifteen years. No:
/ don't expect 20 be preaching M
teen years from now don't eX-
poet to live 90 bc an old man
i-rrr-o'- -ttrt frrtY and n Ged
wants my NE Hc can have II | am
child - God am not Worrying
about the future That is what II
Means 'o he q Christian
BE sure your sins viii find you
out Tho thing to DO Is 90 hnd out
YOU are sinner. then walk down
and accept Jesus Christ as your
saviour and have your sins forgiven
SO thar Won can become child "
God aud have your inheritance wait
ing FOR y0u
"Auy man w., do that
tCopyrlgh' William \ SundayD
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

III you start out an5 eliminate
From me vp-+d a'I Diseases which
s~c caused hy sn yng wI'. he dgm
founded to md out how Atue dis
ease Will remain
a viii grant you ,le disease may
ae htrtdlay Nuu may have some
a physical defect. oa, because So.
raAa an, moral ,aN. bur oe-au-a
tuur father CO.. mother. or y,ar
rrtudra'ugr on your great grand.
Nflrg d.j. and G0d visits tar iul
4.lHes ~ the parents Gu'o the third
ar. fourth generations %. them CHAR
rate lm
q agree with You that i, may b,
tHr result ~ accident lots oi pew
pie have 90 bear some physical d,
feet or disease as the result ut JC
Dent have known cancer to
. brought ora Dos accident have
Ar.NN Veoplr -u be- au.c' I'd Dee.
cause 10 VIII 20 down from genera
rrn fo generation. yet after Nii l-
said .t YOU vii eliminate from th-
word a.. disease an. suffering
v. ca are tre result ot sin yoU
----------- - - l.-----l ind ~
q .N N'''e 8i.n3~e would r'wsln aut
% people would only 4Lt SHINING
trd 40 20 -ervi1E Cod you rVu.a
.r.tr rate tRothirds of rhs tlstas,
u ,re porlt So you have 20 pay
su- &c.
Good Name Suffers
.E.t r..r -.r..ff..r 1.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

ILo-d and God wanted him 70 get
The right kind % q start. So He gave
him q good mother There wasnt O
college professor IN az Egypt that
Cod would --yS' With that baby SO
Ts put the chilt back in ITS mother. S
arms he knew The best one ou
earth '. 'rgs' with that baby was IT'S
own mother When God sends Us
great men He wants 90 have them
got IRE right kind OF start So Re
ss-- 20 II that they ave good moth
-r Most any old stick viii 30 Tor
. daddy God b, particular abou,
. mother
Good Mothers Needed.
Ard so rho great need Of this
( country ar any county is good
uor1r-s and believe We have more
E0-r1 - .a-.-- 4
.0,ler nation on earth II Washing
'-srs mother had been Like a Happy
gave been a Happy Hoohgan
Son body has said, God could
-0' b. nvervv where. so 81 gave us
mothers Now there may d. poetry
in IT, bg' if's true that she ha~ 3
that rocks tta cradle rules the
world and II every cradle vas
rocked bs good mother 'ae wor
would bs 'vu os c0td men as sure
as you breathe 10 every bow an Z
ever girl .otay had a sood mother
the saloons and diSrepuyable house
would go out % business tomorrow
"A young man one TINE ,uinei "a
church and the preacher asked him
What was .t said thar induced yoG
TO De- a Christian said be YOUNG
man Nothing thar ever hears
you say. but II .s The way Uv moth
er lived tell YOU an ounce o.
example ogr~..Ets forty million tons
. Of theory and SPECULATION II The
mothers would i.ra a- they should
We preachers wpIiA have H''l. 'o o.
Keep The devil ug- ~ rhe boys and
girls and be VIII get out NJ the
world The old sinners will Die of
~ as keep the young o4r- clean.
The b!gEes- place IN the world .s
thai which IS being filed b. Tho p-r-
Pre- WI0 arc closely Ia TTIT-- WIZ
youth. Being a king an emperor OF
a president is mighry~sEa" potatoes
con- pared 10 being a mother r- The
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

roe have much charm for me- what
N0-H rou care for an angels song
e cher. Is no mothers song
"rte song ~ mother rs swee'er
'Nr0 Thar ever sung hy minstrel o.
written by poet Talk about son
Y.l ought 20 hear ne mother
sing when her babe Is on her bress,
VIXEN ae~ heart is HIled with emo.
'tor Hs- voice may not please an
artist tv 90 all please any one
Uha has heart ir him The songs
-N1' have moved the world are not
-.- songs written by the great mas
fa~s The tes, music. In my iudE
ment. Is no. the fauitless rendition
= these hich priced opera singers.
There "a nothing In ar, that can put
rra melody The hapninsss which as.
-5-IHT.09s and memories bring !
rhtas when We reach heaven Il viii
5e found that some OF the best SORES
N'' eng 'h.~e will be those We
learned a. mothers knee
A Mothers Love.
There Is power in a mother
y
God love How God could ever tell
'l- world that he loved II without
"a mothers help has often puzzled
re-, II rho devils IN hell ever turned
rale u was The day mothers love
Tamet up tr- he frat time IN 2
r.uar- heart Il he devil ever
-ar cold f.ar Il Vas that day. in
Judgment.
You kr1H a mother has 20 love
ra- babe before n Us born LIHs
cod she ha- 20 20 into The shadows
~ ,ae valley ~ death 70 bring Il
mo the world. and she vii love hor
.H.d suffer for q and r. can grow
40 and become vile and yet she VIII
sT- it Nothing v!n make her
.iau- .t. and think. women. that
a1. %. 'h. swfI 'hings IN hell Will
30 THAT 'hsre VIII be no mothers
.a.a '..re Nothing but black. bot.
.m.ss endless s.arna, hate in hell
Pro- mother love
and tharh as creep through the
v.at caves q elm.
A-L----- with elearef and
rrf.- '.- aaal.ars r0pe-a moth.
Ht an .n his last bed u DIS
tr# .a elem to- what she hoped
q -1sas God for what mothers
love has don" for tho world
Oh. '.'r' power Ia % mother r
trust Surely as Moses was pat In his
mother tFt - The princess. 81"
F". piI '.' Uf4t- 10 your arms, AZ
q rh2fEf .t N.m 70 raise ana care
in- Every .HAi Is pH' IN moiher =
arr, as Trust ron COO and sh'
has i' ans Aor nv Coo Tor NE gay
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
plus SERVICE

The value TO the Manufactures Of Detroit
Edison power is not to be measured by its
economy alone, but also by the Detroit
Edison service which accompanies it.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Detroit Edison Service

means an unfaiing supply of power for
the work in hand-nevcr more than YOU
want, never less
IL means ndability-therefore the ab-
sence of losses from shut-downs in your
factory;
II means that all the skill and experience
and resources of large organization spe-
cializing in the production and distribution
of electric energy stands back of your pow
er requirements.
Call us up and make an appointment for
one Of our engineers TO call and talk the
matter over with yOu--it will cost you
nothing.