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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
SEASON
HAS next DATE ON
CALENDAR OF SPORT
BY EDWARD HILL

~ ESPrE the recent warm SPELL which is arremoved from
II the sort of weather football requires September APP
preaching
This date for many moons has been regarded the
.proper for the coaches OF the gridon get
Rheir abiS and dust 'em off for again.
BY the September practically every school, college
university have turned To the great fall sport with
guso and the thump OF the wnded pigs overeoat will be
heard in many lots
There will interest than usual the game the
this year OF its being taken up by number
u Cnl,f inst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
ATHLETICS ARE DRAWING
BETTER THAN EVER

here luhnF on" LOT you.
Despite tho fact that they have
been down in the cellar so far all
season that they never have had a
hope OF getting out. tho Athletics
have been drawing on the road IA
they never have before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
BiGBEE GETS AWAY TO
GOOD SrART

Lyle Bigbee, the little center
fielder sold TO Fittshurg by TIA
coma, played his first game under
the big tent yesterday tn the ri.
rates outfleld.
Did he get away with IT. Ay.
he starred his first day out
"skeet cracked the apple for a
single and three-sack swat.
scored three tallies and handled
five chances In the outtieId with.
cut n skip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25

Colonel c. II. Ebbets has won a
pennant or so, but the colonel has
never been In world series.
When he gets there the occasion
will be remembered by the realm
at large when a number OF things
have been long forgotten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25

Many college football managers
are worried because some OF their
players are doing military duty on
the border. There are a number
OF baseball managers who wish
their players we're on the border.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
AMERICAN RESULTS

At Boston 3. Detroit o.
At New York -. st. Louis SO.
At Washington s. Chicago 3.
At Philadelphia CO. Cleveland 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
NATIONAL RESULTS

At Pittsburg 10. New York !.
At Chicago I. Boston 3.
At Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn /.
At 81. Louis 2. Philadelphia Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25

At the local university. Coach
Gilmore Dobie will have a strong
bunch of huskies to select his
eleven from. Dohle had torebodlng
for time that some ~ his ma.
terial might stop a Mexican bullet
or SO, but such has not been the
case. and. from present indications.
all OF the boys with the troops on
the border but one viii be back In
time TO don the molesklns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Waener's Successor

" " u
Wagner's Successor
Since Hans Wagner reached the
age Of sedatcness the next best
batsman In the National league for
a 1o-yesr stretch has been Larry
Doyle, with a mark OF .2o7.
Jake Dsubert has been the lead
ing factor for a five-yesr average,
hut the Waanerian successor now
looks to be Dave Robertson. Dave
today 10 the premier swstsrnIth Of
his circuit. and az he 10 young, fast
and powerful. with a natural wal
Top and a steady eye. IL begins TO
appear that the National league al
last has found Ty Cobb Of It's
own. Robertson certainly is the
closest thing TO Cobb that the old
circuit has produced. barring, Of
course. the immortal lonus, who
was Ty Cobb 10 no league, but a
Hans Wagner TO the world.
MasIms OF the Nineteenth Hole
There cometh 70 every man the
day when the putt droppeth not
and the cup looketh TO be the size
Of n silver thimble.
And upon this day he shall curse
the hour OF HIS birth and all the in.
tervening hours since and the
hours that may wait beyond.
.: q 8:
81. nrf.,Lf.s, gIs.H Nrx 81
the main worries ahead seems to
be whether jeff Pfeffer or Sherrod
Smith will pitch the first game of
the world series.
:: % q
Fielder Jones' Idea Of Pitching
Fielder Jones believes that pitch
ing IL the biggest factor In win
ming a pennant. After that he
rates speed. hitting and fielding
Jones insists that "A pitcher make
a batter hit his best ball and keep
ais less deceiving deliveries away
from the plate For instance. n
pitcher has good curve. but his
fast one does not amount TO much.
in working batter he must cut
the curve over the plate and
waste toe fast ball
This is the system the White
Sox hurlers worked under in 1905.
The present Browns are using II
row. and IL is bringing results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
GAMES WITH CALIFORNIA
WILL DC BIGGEST

The two games with the uniyers-
ity OF California will be the most
attractive on the Washington
schedule this year. Last year the
local Institution copied both
zines. but California was new
Den to the game after long lay
off. This season Il will be differ
ent. as competent coaches. who
know the American game. will re-
cruit and train the squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Spokane Wins Easily
From Tacoma Tigers

Webb and Shelly; Bonner. Alex.
ander and Bartholemy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Sport
ODOPE'

The New Diet
Right anxiously I've waited for
The days to come with heart
athrob
When | could SIT In glee and MUNICH
Corn on the cob. Exchange.
But at the price they're charging
now
To get a satisfying COB.
sit me down and MUNICH in glee
Corn and the cob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
WILL DEMAND GAME WITH
W. S. c. his SEASON

From the present outlook there
IL considerable trouble ahead for
those who have willed that the U.
OF w. and w. 8. c. elevens shall
not tangie this year.
Public opinion Is In favor OF a
game between these two colleges.
both had remarkable grid ma
chimes last season and are expect.
ed to nave the same the coming
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
COMPLETE REPORT
OF MARKETS TODAY

Prt~es Paid Producers for EGgs.
Pouitry. Veal ssd resk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
poBIE WILL HAVE STRONG
-gAM OF cONTENDER

VuaNI IIllN NcAI OF aNNuuIIt
OF California institutions.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
g ehs blin0e Noiiaai

5eds blinoe YoIagiers,
ipeldje i'm Soften DON Baltimore cuff
Don fremoen Soften tommennla
Sampfern eintrafen. Aatten Elm 9ers
b0r ppr Ben lptalen @intpanoerllnss=
@ebprben, I'M Die @riinoe %an5ugehen,
iparltm lie niAt alsgsipiei EN- luerben
I%o[ltsr. 3pei oapon, Sermarn sc.
Myeaeroing, 20 Sabre alt, nnb gsrn=
barb gdtopsti, 81 Sabre at, maren
beutlGe Geelsute bes oeutiaen 9umps
fers ngpien", pelher i'm 6sofen ron
aip be Saneiro, 5iiozNmerifa, Dor
Mnfer !iegt. Die beioen er5d9Iten oe1t
@inpanoerunas sgeb6roen, paB es If
nen eeitattet mproen NOR, ii5 anoere
gsi4dftigung gu Iuden, iolanse bic
.Bc'e1t" i'm SaTen liest. geioe err
bielten Nrbeit auf Dem ameritoni=
iGen Sampfer yNlasfan", I'm oes
5hiff an5uitreiAen. @Gbreno Der
ie9s Sage, Die lie beiGdftigt iporsn,
lpuroe bei9lofen, blinoe 9aHoge gu
ne1men, I'M na5 ben 8ereinigten
5taaten gu e~eIaaasn. Sn Der Nabt,
bepor Der Sampfer obfu9r, peritedten
fie iih in Dem &oblenraum, lpele
der lser mar, oa Der 9ampfer Sei
Grennt. Nad 5psi Sagen erfdienen
lie auf Ded unb aapitdn 90. 9. 6ia=
mon ite1te lie als Nrbeiter on. 9a
lie oie &opflteuer ~be5oblten, mnrbe
es ihnea seitattet, aM pollgiil!ige
5eelellte gu lanoen uno lie iperben BON
Rapitdn 9ilmau pteoer nacb Rio
DC sSSaneiro mitGsnommen nerbsn.
- pas sroBe ~ l.-goH.
nSerr Wtrt, mie tDmmt Dos, ib ipijre
INNER einen tleinsn 3ua pa berins
men,"
Mirt: rglalbs fbon, Der gros.
bthler oobinten gabnt alIelpeil,"
aaum slaubIid. Sumo
selsne: ST ss pa9r, oaB fi9 Sbr,
Gral llber Sbr @irtsGauseebeu tot
Bsar9ert bat?"
Wltiper: IS no - mid BAT lie nit
1qren elpigsn yl5raeleisn totaedraertI"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28

SIM ocnlofratiidcn Georgia Bat
ein lpi'tbenoer Mntilemit Sic gSonli-
fit bos @oberllorsaunt erba(-
ten, lno i'm 9leidfulls oenlofratildell
sSlorioo miro ein &ep. &afts, Ser lid)
bel Den 8iblern oils Yrobibitipnilt
l1llo &atbolifenfrelier einfiibrte, ser
@operllor iein. Ger bon
@tllon %gepreoigte HaYIenbab ldeint
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28

8emertunsen, Sic e;rer
Der @aIts a1tf Der 9eranba zines 5oos
tells III ItIantic Gitp, g. S., q,
RET 9aEe segeniiber mafte uiro t:s
BEN 8e9!siter bsrfeiben peranlaBte, Ill
remnnltrieren, BOT 81 einem 5meitampf
geilbrt, in ipeld)enl Ser cine Der 9ea
tei!iatea, Der 8%erteioiger Der @hre fei<
ner gs9leiterin, bur9 Stpei Slide in
Die 9er59egeno unp einen Dritten in
Den Rufen 10 i6per perlebt iplrhe,
Dap ct i'm !5olpital nit cem Spoe
ringt. Der g6perperpunoete lit Ser
SO Sabre alte 81. S. Matbers, aus
M}iami, Jla., Der NIT feiner TamiIie
i'm s5ptel ipobnt uno fein Mngreifer,
Der phne 8iirsi6afts5ulahung feItse=
haiten puroe unc iib in feiser Mei1e
le!nes SaidenmeKers bebisnte, lit Der
Elm ftiae Sou ttdmpfer Sobn Soghiu,
@5dpie9erfp9n bon Jrau SO. 81.
Milbe, Ser geiiserin bes Wiloe SDoz
tells I'M ct. Sames Ylace. Matbcrs
unterbielt iid an eiaem Slid nit oer
llngen 9ame, als Die @prte fielen,
bic gu benz perbdngnispolIen &f
Ii;brten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28

gu eialem oienen 9ltnoessenoi-
Jet gnglatos lnb %lei,ler Maiirten 5t
NADER, nno NIT il, Ben 8eltfrieg &C.
gen 8elltidlano uno ieine gunOesge=
1loiien biltein5it5ieben. 9as nloge.l
ale 9iirger, Die jeet nod geneiat
iino, 3ieltstaa iiber 5 @oden iiir
tSerrn @illon SIT itin1men, neil lie
i'm ais oas v%fleinere" ltebel betrad)-
ten, mobl IN @ctrad)t 5ieben. Sic
lpiiroen aaer @abri6einlidfeit nod
es idmer 81 berellen babel,, ourd)
lire Stimmle sur @ieoerertuablltng
@illons b%eigetrageu 5t baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
YolitiidJe ltno nnpulitiide
&anOaloHen.

EDlittld)e lll0 ltnpDlitild)e J
ManogloHen.
SIN Daponlauien iino Ste Stu
beinabe 10 groB 1pie Die ellg-l
liide Slotte!
Maiirtes Sronsportid)ifi obne|
berlenft. Cine Note, SEER
Saniine!
Die M1iirten mollen MIR NIT
unterhanbeln. Sic fennen
ibren Eappenbeimer.
-gnglanb nil nel1c seeperfebrs=
reglllationen erlaiien. 9a miro aber|
gelpannt lein!
Mit ieinen ianoien ygergel-
tungsbel6liii1en" bot Ser &ongreB
iid por offer &clt laderlid eennadt.
8iibnenDormer!
Sn &reta, Ser Sein1atb Semi
5elos, lit cine &~epolution ousgebfo-
ben. gnsliides @elb reid)t iiberaa-
bin!
8rpan bat iid Nun 6od ent=
l6loiien, fir @ilion aampagnereocn
81 baltel1. Die Iemofratelt braudberl
i'm!
Mltf allell Sronten iino sic Rl1.
manen sum &iid5ua ae5lpurrsen NOR
Den. @enn lie oas pprber gemuBt
battel1. $50.
= 1ie 9el1tifen meroen zines
Moroanl6lags auf Geni5eIos beldptl-
oiat. Ias Mproeu iiberlalien lie Sen
slQiirten!
Gas mobilize Seer, iiber BUS
Die Ser. 5taaten perfiigen, lit imlntr
nod Oas groBe Seer Ser Ien1agpgen.
Ias iblaft nimmer.
Die Seem Dorf n@orlo" ipridf
bon 9aeons Mieoerlage oils eirel1t
oeittld)en Siege. @omit iie 5ugieb5,
oab gacon Der &ar1oibat Ser Nlliirtcl
nor. Ii
Die M0iirten millen iebt, 6aB es-
erbeblid) leid)ter lit, in Sen Ser.
5taaten Serge bon Mlrnition SIT
farfel1, OILS ei11en Senotsiib fiir ibren
Shiibling Bacon.
Mbmiral Sellicoe bat bel1 Or
ben, oet Asauitbs foniglider Sanlz
pelnann ifpn %berlieben, cbrlih per
oieitt. gs mar cine M~ieiena1fgabc,
Die geieoerla9e Dor Dem Sfagerad in
etrel1 Sieg um5u0idten, aber Self
coe bots fertig aebradt.
- Gie Seem Sort y@orlo" beseid-
net 9ltgbes tpieber einr1aI als Sal
erling, aber oas miro ser re-
pltblifaniid)e Eraitoentibafts : aon=
o1oat ia mobl 5u ertragen lpillen. IS
1T leoenfals etrennoler Elm auilcr=
ling 81 lein, als EN- @euerling
Gnglar1os u11o ieiter 8erbiinoeten.
@aaitreet bat iid Sic 9acoll=
aa1npagne Observation-Disclosures Dol
lar folten laiiel1, aber man i6eint fiir
1nebr Stimn1en be5ablt 5l1 baber, als
geliefert mnroen. 9enn n1a1 lpridt
bon getrilgercien, nnb oas tbllt nla1l,
an bteier <ltl1rltatte gepDbnlid,.
man irgenomo lei11en Meilter
gefnnoen bot.
SIM 0clnofratiider Georgia Bat
ein ipiitbenoer glntilemit Sic gSomi-
fir bos @oberllorsalnt crba(-
ten, ltno I'M gleidfalls oenlofratildell
sSlprtoa miro ei1 Hen. &atts, ser lid.
bel Den 8a6lern oils NrobibitioniIt
l1llo &atbolifcnfreiler einfiibrte, ser
lladnte 8opeulor leirt. Ser bon.
@tlion sepreoiate &aiienbab ideint
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28

&enn 9enfen unb Sem iSeu<r
tiid lit, 70 miiBten bic Gebantenloient
al6 cgitenslos icin. aber cs sibt on6
5ipeifelsobne mebr @ebanfsnlole nit
alau5en5er @gilten5 als sebanfenlole
ggiiten5loie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
stimanen fit @ilion mid,
anitDkig.

Cine 5eitgemaBe Mbbanblung iiber
COS beutide Gotltm, iuelde bie @el1<
belei Ser @ilion : Mnb1nger 5eigt,
Ibrinet Sic uGbicago tribune. Sic
meiit oaral1f bin, Dab nod Dem gi,,-
geltanOniB Ser oemofratiiden Nartei
has beutide 8otum nidt anitoBig lei.
Ole b%emotratiide Mnfiinoigllng babe
5ll Ser Mliidt gefiibrt, BOB bas oel1t-
ibe 8otl,m nit einem loIden Mafel
bebaftet NOR. Die DEFINING i1eine
ii6 aber geanoert 5u baben.
Die grt 11no @eile, pie sic Megie-
rllng pl0blid aegen @robbritalmien
allfm1tdt, meile Oaramf FIN, DOB ser
Nopem6er nidt mebr fern llro oaB
oas beutide 8otrm 1tidt ifanoalDs
lit. Ser llnteridieb beltebe mobl ba=
rim, bob Elm fir Sugbes itimmenber
9enti6er auf 8efebl bes &aiiers
|batbelt, menn er aber fir @illon
|ltimnt, 10 folgt er Dem @ebote ieines
8emiliens.
Gin burdal,g geil,nber Siiblan0er,
Scr 8oltnleilter bon Chicago lein
%fonnte, mlb alrf 6as 8ersniigen un6
ben Erofit, sic Hplt 5t lot1oiren, Der.
5idten, neil Sic politiide Gage einen
9e1tl6en fir 6ie SteIlung erbeii6t.
Scr Sii6en lpirb, pie man annimn1t,
fir 0as 'bemofratti6e Gidet itimnlen.
|GS ml1B ieop6 etapas geldeben, Inn
bic 1eutiden BON Ser 2oblibfeit Ser
0emofratil6en Mbiid)ten gu iiber5el1-
|gen. Desbalb iiberreoete 5e11ator
S. Samilfon 2emis aus Sllinois Sen
|Senat, Sic geltdtiglltg Ser grnett-
nl1ng bes geillnoen 5%iioldnoers fir
Dos Gbicadoer 8oltamt GIT perlpeiger11
lu1o Die Sllinois Delnofratie baIt nun
nad eir1eri gutter Geutlhen fiir Sen
Soften l1mldal1. @tspas, fabrt Die
3eitu1tg fort, lheine oen Sind, bonn
oeutid)en @otllm genon111en SIT ba=
ben. 0as oelttide gotlln1 lei MIR
oann bericudt, lpenn es Sugbes 5lt<
falle.
Die M~l1sfiibruuee11 oes Gbicagoer
@lattes lino ri6tig, iagt nniergpons=
piller Namenspetter ltr1o @elin=
mt1tgsgeltolie. @dibrenb ielbit iebt
nod, falt ont Gorabenb Ser Natio-
nalmahl, ser 9raltoent ltno ieine
Madbeter ibre Shmabunaen oes
9elltldtbums m%ie6erbole,1, miro 3lt-
gleid) BON Ser oemofratiiden 8artci
Sites erludt, Inn Das bel1tlbe go
tum BON Sltsbes ab5l,tpenoel1 unO
Dem Wa11te 5lt5llipen0en, bellen vmei=
lie Nolitif 0as 2ano oem &riege fer1ts
bielt", pie gal1ali6 falihli1 bebalp@
tet miro. @egermartig lit ser 8rait
Bent %alleroings frieolidl aber pe,1lt
BET bet peridieoenen eigenmadtig
5ugeipibten Streitigfeiten NIT
9eutidlano Elm arieg perbiitet muir
oe, 10 lpar oies mabrbaftig nidt @iII-
'ion's GerDienlt. @drert Ser Deutihe
[aaiier uno lein &analer meniger eil1-
tiidtspou, ltnb bGtten eilr]i1tige Dc-
l%nofraten apie senator 5tone bon
Miiioltrt oem 8raiibenten nidt flar
gemadt, Dob er Ben &ongreB nidt
81 elmer STRENGTHENING al, 9eutld)=
5lanb bringen fonne,) 10 itdn0en Sic
Ser. Staatelt beltte. allf Settle bes
geridn0rerbnt1Oes in DEM n,orberi-
lden &riege.
Sir bic 9eutiben fins Sic oemo.
frati iden 9eitrebnltge,1 auf ginfan-
gll,g ibrer 5timmen feline Sdymei.
6elei. Die Eolitifer rednelt NIT ser
politilden @leidgiltigfeit bes
3eltidtbums 1T friiberen Sabrerl
nno lie balterl 0ie 9eMtidel1 s1aIeidl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
Sic rationale ,Sonoelsfanmcl

Sic rationale Salloelsfammcr
Bot an oas Staatsoepartment eine
3uldlrift aerid)tet, morirl iie oaralli
binmeiIt, bob Supan belta1loig in
norgebe, Inn Sic Serrid)aft ba=
lelblt SIT erlangel. @as sic Solge
iein meroe, lebre sic Manoldn1rei,
Iort iei Ser @allbel Ser Ser. 5taa=
ten bon Ser iaponilden Megierlns
bis altf Sic lette Spur allsgeuiidI
lporbeu ulo ~offen6ar meroe oalIelbe
I'M ilbrigen Gbina geldeher, melln
Die Scr. Staaten nid1t lofort cinarei-
zen. 2is Nntmort lpar cine leere
Ml1s CO.. IS bot feillen 3mcd, Bob
bic ai,itrifanilhen &auflellte it'd al
Mlllon I'M Sduts mcnocl. Ct te=
tradjtet cs ais leille alleinige Nllf0ae
be, bic Nllterellen Der aliirtcn, sit
meld]en Sapan ge5ort. SIT foroern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
IN allen mogliden sdattirlrngel,
Don leillen @etrel1en meiter entmidelt
sit Deroelt.

Ill Qllelt ltlUYltu)eH Su)~ulIlEullYelt
Don leinen @etrellen neiter entmidelt
SIT meroen.
Ser. Sefretar @illons, SEER
Slrmtltp, .ratb ieillen slmerifanern
oeutIher abfnnft, sic in ser font
melloen @abl nidt Su ieil1em &anoi=
oaten balten molle11, rad} Ielltidlar1b
5ltriid5lfebren. SEER Il1nnlltp Id1eint
Sl1 pergellel1, mer er lit. Gin beiierer
S6reiber. @ir perbitten u,1s ieinc
Natbldlage gun5 entidieoen. l1eber-
Dies miiroe lem &atb al1h gar nidlt
altsfilbrbar lem. gllts 5mei @riinoen
1ibt. grltens, neil ieine Srelmoe,
Die gnglanoer, es nid)t geltatten
.piirben; 5neitens, neil Geutldlano
fiir Die Menge Ser @dIte, sic es alrf=
ne9men miibte, eegellpartig feinen
Hlab bat.
n Nad einer 2onboncr McIburs
lt11o IN gram ldpueig 2elte, bie on
Den iiingIten 8rotfranallen tbeilge,
l1o11en batten - mieDer r1ah einer
Sonooner Meloul1g - Sen IS 70 f.
gel hmorenen iibermieie,1 NOR
ben. 2onbon miro u1poriidtig. -
Wenn es iid nidt better 5ltiammen-
11lll1nt, fon1Iten am gnbe alld1 nod
Die 8an5- lno 9albiDioteu biersl1-
5ttlanoe oabinter, mie 2pllopn lie uno
Die ilbriae 8elt beIiigt. Die @rault=
lblpeiger @robgeibmprenen - bas
1T cine grfinoung, Bic 5lt Sen erfan.
nenen 9rotfrmuallet oltsaeseidnet
paBt. 9as batte nidt paiiiren oiir-
Ten. 8enn man nidt einmal ueib,
Dob es in 1elttldlano @roBgeidppo-
rene nidt aiebt, iolIte man bei,n gr-
tilloea bon Hdlrbergeid@id1ten ans 11no
llber Icntidllano mirflib etlpas Dor.
lid1tiger iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
eate.sd q the Postofriee at, Davenport
% Second Glass Matter

Der y1asltAe .Hemssret., etnf1nesr,a
eisD an Sic seeY Mofu 's@s ss ~ Sisisr ie sto mot =,
10 6entS tp6dentltn pber $500 tabrii6 lei
SoralSsabtine fret. abeeIieiert.
ght Der 4oftt auberbaIb ber Gtabt. mad ir.
Ienn etitsrt goftantt In. ben Ser. Staaten, ga.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
4 Series of Much Humor
The Manicure Lady
she Gives Some Good Advice on
Saving Money.
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.
NJ
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

M@EE. George" said the Manicure
Lady, I never knew how ten
- der a lady could love a gent
till I began reading this here novel,
'Vivian's Husband It's awful nice
the way she swears by him"
wives is that way in novels most
W said the doubling Head Barber.
Ny Missus wouldn't vote for me II
she had vote and I was running for
president"
I don't like that cynical way IN
which you have been talking lately.
George said the Manicure Lady. You
used TO be always there with a kind
remark about the fair sex. and lately
you're getting 10 be a regular old
Adam Sourdough- There is a lot Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01

vited TO lecture on the drama. I found
that the university had classes to teach
the art and technique Of playwriting.
Making PIaywrightS-
why should We SO muddlug along
without any form OF help from the edu-
cational worId2 Why should the art
Of essay writing be the only form Of
literary writing encouraged at our col
leges and universities Why not also
witty dialogue. concise and crisp. and
dramatic construction
Just think Of the ridicule that was
heaped upon the idea Of a school for
acting
The actor is born. not made the
critics yelled But who today would
dispute the innumerable successes that
have come direct from Sir Herbert
Trees SCHOOL,
America IS not content 10 muddle
along And il is not chance but intel
igently directed effort that is bringing
the American author into the front
rank today
But the English stage will change
vastly after the war. The public Will
demand strong, human plays-plays Of
real strength with real men and
women The day of the flapper play
Is fast waning. and what I might call
pap plays viii have gone for good
We are already firing OF the play that
ends with a big query. problem PLAYS
have had their day"
Nj Maude viii return 10 New York
early in the Fall and in September viii
present new play at the Empire 4
comedy by Michael Morton and Stephen
Leacock viii probably be his first Of
fering-
Movies Beaten, Say Managers.
The movies and the regular stage are
no longer competing but have found
their own distinctive fields. say Broad
way managers This is the lesson they
draw from theatre prosperity OF last
winter
They point out that attempts TO run
motion picture houses after the man
uer Of the regular two dollar play
houses have failed almost uniformly.
The movie managers have discovered.
say the spokesman Of the legitimate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
Military Dogs Army Guarding Frontier

arched its back. splitting and growing.
Both turned pale. and one attempted
70 strike the animal. which fed with
a yell OF terror. Circumstantial eVi-
dence was also stronE, and a confeS-
sion followed conviction. though. with
out the cat, they might have gone
free
Condemned By an Ape.
An ape once identified the murderer
OF its master in the same manner. 1t
was the only witness OF the crime.
Clues were few. and no one was strong
" suspected but one day a certain
man passed the animal. which threw
itself against its cage and showed the
most intense rage so long as he was
in sight
Suspicious were aroused the clue was
followed up, and strong chain Of
circum evidence adduced, the
ape being produced in court at the
trial. giving evidence by its actions.
Three monkeys showed the most eT-
traOrdinary intelligence in India when
their master was murdered. because he
refused 10 give up gOar he had with
him One seized the gOatskin-the goat
being killed and skinned to provide
a meal-and took ii away unnOticed.
a second remained near the grave
in which the body had been hastily
buried, while the third went into the
village and attracted the attention OF
the headman-
Its signs were unmistakable. 50 ne
followed it TO the Jungle. where two
OF them began tearing Up the earth
The body being found, all three
monkeys then proceeded 10 the hut OF
the man who had done the deed and
attacked him tooth and nail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01

from now you viii come to ne, II
amt married and gone away from here
in the meantime. and you viii tell me
that this here tip / have gave you to
day was the best advice you ever got"
Maybe you're right" said the Head
Barber 7 am just going to Try your
system for a while It viii be Ike
tough"
George" said the Manicure LADY.
this is a tough world. It's tough all
the way It's tough 10 babies and 70
grOwnups. You gotta be tough to STAY
in it. But there Is a lot OF good in the
old world after all, il you know how 70
dig for It. But you gotta dig, YOU
Just gotta There comes a regular Gus