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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16

teeli omen, eif1 fiifaan moi
iitG Iulfea; iill1 moimaii on
on mdb1inen, ia lina olet pt-
tGnpt ianani etfd ole nimed.
nj f~ieltdnpt." Sim. 3: 8.
EalIaiia termeiiid fdsfi ieurafln-
nan Sierra, Sceius &ristus, palpeli-
iania Sobanneficn firioittamaan 81
Io6elfian ~ieiratunonllc Tdbdsla Ma'
fiosio. Se1rafunto oil mdb1lufui-
men ia luultaipasta mposfin fopba.
Mlttto t1st1 buolimatta pubuli See
Jus t1nl1n leurafunnan ~luallasta, jo-
ia CT fafann moi iiltd pois ottaa. Gen
eSesI1 on amatti oipi, jota Ct fufaan
moi iulfea, ianoo Sceins.
lEGm1 npatti omi, josto Seeius
pubnl, %lparmannfin merfitice fabta
fd1Iista oliaa: gniinnafin Seeiis tal-
Ia mligtuttan iciirufunnollenia iitd
ijanfaitftsta eIdmdn ja alttituoen
porttio, ionta Secius oil tamanfin
ieuraflinnan ctecn a%iponnitt lunrena
neutrality-suspicious. Oolgatallo. jolloin
~S6n lite fantoi ruumiisiann meioGn
ipntimnle ristinpuubnn, iotta me
ipnnist1 poiS fuolleina, elaiiimme
lponbursfautta portcn.' Ct Yiet. 9:
24): Silloin SGn tGlId itienid ubroo-
miiella tefi oiniaofii tGpoclliiefli he,
iotfa ppbitet1Gn. (Scbr. 10: 14). -
T1st1 ipoitosta julistamaan 6ila,
OeIfianfin aliiffaille oil fuolleisto y.
los nouSiut ia f%unniaan forotettl
Scclus l1bett1npt palmelijoitoun. Sc
min ianan falitta tdmGn Seeiufier
teosia oipnttli outuuoen portti tuotiir
beioGn eteeniG, joSto be usfolla ic
fostcen p1litpfiellG ioiwot fGpoa II
fGlle Sitmalan moltafuntaan. Sifii
pa Sceil5 lonoifin t1St1 6iIaoelfiat
icurofnnnosto. ettd lima olet pitG
npt ianoni ettG ole nime1ni fieltG
mpt."
Mp0Sfm MT oil tGlle ierafunnalle
ipaiffa fen ONO moima oil mGb1inen
Seefufien woimasia aiienptt~sApi moi
tolIiiecn Sumolon wultqfunnun tpO
bon. Seuratunnasia julistettiin SSli
maIm moimnlln eipanfeliumid &ris
titfiesta, iosta oil iciirauficna ie, ct
ia ~laatonnn ipnagogosta oil tiilefpt
niitd, iottu noprin6 ~tunnustiwat, etti
SSeeius on iellrofuntoonio rafostanut
futon fanotann Sim. 3: 8. Sdllai
festa oipen auailtlimiieSta GfeSioSit
pilbuu opoStoIi oBaipoIi / &or. 16
8, ia Srooiesio 2 &or. 2: IL.
3aiffi bpruG, mit1 t1ll1 ~lclirofuil
MALTA oil ia mitd tili olemaor, ic Of
Seeiufielto. Sonotoanfin 81. A.: s
ettd "SGn on oStunlit pl0s forfcltccn
mieitpt ponfcja iuoIiinoun ia ontonilt
Iofsoio ibmiiiIIc.p
Samao moimmc ionoo mposf;i
foifsta iiitG bppdstG, mitG tdndfir
gr9DOOcfin em. 2utb. icurafltnta on
ioqput oiofieen fen olusto tGbGn osti,
See lfien t6sfpG nopoottoen on oIet.
III @ponteIiumia tGGll6 julistomoun
3dten ormonia ipiiiouocn j1lfecn on
ieufafunnan perustus Iasfettli, ia
:9Gfen ormonio Seiigen ipoimolla ia,
nons ia ndfpip1isten ormotooistrtstcn
ipdlHpHeItd iitG rafettu. @postoli
Baoipdli f%irioitti aofinton icrrofun.
nalF 1 9or. 3:7: "geiin Ell fiis is.
tltt4ia ole mitdGtt, eifd fastcIiiofaan,
ipoas SSittuoIa, iofa faspun antaa."
aflshtfien beiffono paIpeIiiano
teiodh bptpdficnnc oIen fuluneen piio-
Den floiaGIa tominrt fesfuioesionne
fcuridwasti:
SbyaIanpalmeIufiia ia bartousfo-
|foiffi} eri poifoisia tdsid iciirofun-
nosis pn piScttp ieuroowosti:
wSlpIistuulla nuonno 1915 MI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16

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aYomali tooistaa Gf. 2: t4-16:
"SiIld Seeius on mei6dn raibamme,
San, iofa tefi molemmat (pafanat ia
iuitalaiiet) pboefii ia purfi m6liiei-
mana olIeen aioan. - Sa pb6esid.
ruumiisio ioi~pittaafieen molemmat
5umalan fansia ristin failtta, fuolct-
taa iticnia falitta pibolliimuoen."
ga mif1 bcioGn "apostoliieen nal.
;%aonia' tilce, iosta be aiattelemat. Ct
d ainoastaan bcio1n faiittaan anne
taan Tpb1 Scnfi ia ilman beio1n m1-
litpstaGn ci iit1 fufaan iaa, min on
ic mposfin, iamoin FUN toinenfin
)eib1n w1itoficni1. mGGr1G fersfnus-
a, iota foetctaon mabmistaa mGGren.
,GrnGllG Maomotun opetufiia. Wei.
o1n tulce muiStaa. eta &ristuficn
paliticmot apostolic oliipat mirfaan.
ia n1bocn erifoiicmmasia aiemasia
fiiin on fitfaan mciSt1. Sc olitpat
ia oiuat &ristiifien firfon rafenmas-
potlaita, joiIIe mposfin oil annettii
ibmeit1 tcfclpd q. Sengcn labja, 10.
ia Ct fcncllcfGGn meiStd ole iuotu ia
nasin mcrfitpficsiG. - &aamattll
ooiStuo iclipGGl, ctt1 apostolic of.
Dot critpiicmmIin lpolittu critpilcm-
min t"ooistamann Scciufien %plosnou.
cmuficstn. S1StG publltoan gpoSt.
t. /: 3; B: 10. Sa Eictari ianoo
glpost. t. 10: Al, cttci &ristus plos.
nouiemiticnio jGlfccn n1pttGptpnpt
saifcllc fnniollc, "iuoon meillc, Sti-
molon cnncn moliticmillc tobistojil-
lc.' Sast1 ippSt1 apostoli Yaaipoli
ioroo GfeSioluisicirnfrnnallc, cttd i
III opostolien ia profctnin %pcrustiif-
icllc rafcnncttu. 81. 2: 20. ga So.
!Gonncs nGfcc uuoen Scrliolcmir
guupuigin mltlrilln fafiitpistn pc
rustojoo, ia niisl1 0uritian fabbcn
tpiSto opostolin ninct. Gin. 81: IA
@n ficllG. cttci Seciuficnc icuro
ilinliallo ia luarnoipirollu nlili lpicl1
in opostolista maltoa, !. .. toimittat
Siumalnn lunon julistust ia lafra
/ menttcj1 Mristuficn f1sfDn ia opctuf
| en- jdIfecil jofoo. Mponn1n len ipal
/ ian oleipoi Observation-Disclosures, nut
f: IA ip1itGn jprfGsti Sumalan lanaal
{, pcrilstlicn, cttci Bella ole iitd crifois
t ia apostolista waltoa, ionfa &c mdit
tGiuGt moapanlo. Sltnnusfirjamm
iimullo 236 ia foppalecsia 26 iano
+: tonn tGstG:
: "Gi ole mposf1Gn llilocn ScSta
: ncntin uirfa iioottli critpiiiin paif
.oibin cifG eritpiiiin ibmiiiin, min
. min lclpil1incn nirfa, ipaan on leipi
| tettp fofo maopiirin pntpGri, ia o.
t lima, miSi1 Sitmala antaa labjojan
ia, IpoStoleita, Hrofettojo, Yaime
/ mia ia Opcttajia; eifG ole tGll1 miral
la ipoinlao pbocnf1Gn ibmiien aripo
! mollan, paan &ristificn antamlan ia
| nan tGboen."
Seurafunnallantmefin OH Ills Of
/ fcits eoelleenfin teboG follista Slnio
lanpoltafunnon tpotd. Sa jos MI
%pibGmme Srmolan ianan benger
mieffonn ia molfeuteno mclean tell
ldmme, Min Seeiits oiuoa meillefir
portit moittoon, futon Silaoelfionfir
i~eiirofunnolle. Sifiipd mield toiiuo
tonfin eta "f1riiipGuiippoen ia Lob
%oiitiifien Sumala %iuofoon teille, etc
o%Iiiitte pfiintieIiiet fesfcnGnne, &ris
tufien Scciufien taboon mufaan, etti
tc pfiimicliicsti ia pboesta iuusta b
listGiiitte Siimalaa ia Serraamm(
Seeiufien &ristufien Sidd. Ottafaai
ientdboen buostaanre toinen toiier'
ne, minimum &ristusfin on teioGi
b~uostaania ottanit SiimaIon funni,
afii." Moom. is: 81.
&c. %. Mesterbacf.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16
Eoimistani Hrabbocfiu, u. Dat. Gm.
|2atb. ~fenrafunnan piirisiG maalisf.
2:sta pGipGstd 1915 maalisfmau
2:leen pGi,uGGn 1916.

"Mina ticodn iinun tefoii.
&atio, nina olen amannut e.
teeii omen, eifd fufaan moi
fitd iuIfea; iiIIa wOimaii on
on mdbGinen, ia find olet pi-
tdnpt ianani etfd ole mined
nj fieltdnpt." Sim. 3: s.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-31

THE Conference of the Methodist Epis-
oopal Church is in session in Whining
ton, and the Maryland Annual Confer
ence of the Methodist Protestant Church
is in session at Baltimore. The sessions
as the Chronicle go to press have deve-
loped nothing of any importance. Those
of the Chronicle readers who would be
well informed as to the business before
the Conference can get the daily proceed
ings by sending one weeks subscription
to either the Wilmington Evening Jour
nal, The Wilmington Every Evening, or
The Wilmington Morning News. Ten
cents will more than supply you with
the proceedings in detail Any Of these
papers will serve you we'll
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-31

THE efor, to create an interest in the
political situation throughout Delaware by
the Democratic newspapers is persistent,
but strange to say, their effort is mostly in
the direction of Republican affairs. This
activity indicates that the Democratic
political machine desires to strengthen
its lines with the people, and by turning
the attention towards their opponents,
the Republican Party, they hope to be
able to divert the opposition within their
own ranks, and through this means build
mp a machine which will be able to turn
the trick, and save the falling fortunes
of Senator Salisbury two years hence.
In Kent County the Salisbury faction is
well entrenched in the Offices of both the
county and federal lines, and there will
be no chance for their opponents, the
Wolcott faction, getting real look-in.
Then il is reported that Chauncy Hol-
combe is on his way home to assist in
building up the Saulsbury machine in all !
parts of he State, and he will find plenty |
Ofwork cut out for him in Sussex County |
The ball started to roll with the call for
the primary elections for the State Con- |
ventions, which will choose delegates to
the National Convention, and incident
ally elect new State Committees, and
both political parties have opened the
campaign for 1916, and it will be fight
clear up to the close of the polls in No
vember
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-31
P. J. Zabrislde, Supt. Jersey City Stock
Yards Company, Jertey City,
New Jersey,

says I'VE used RAT-SNAP purchased
OF you about our plant for the extermi-
nation of rats with marked success. 1t
IS wonderful preparation. 1t did be
yond question all you claimed it would
do-killing the rodents, driving them
from their haunts. and eliminating odors
arising from their death. We cheerfully
endorse its use in places infested with
vermin. Prices. one cake package I5c.
two cake packages 25c. Sold under
written guarantee by The Pierce Hard
ware Co. 1l-12-1y
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-31
Il a. Hopkins. Sec.
Dover, Del, March 22, 1916.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATE MEETING
FOR SUSSEX COUNTY.


Pursuant to a call by the Republican
State Committee, the Republican voters
Of the Fourth District, including Sussex
county are requested 10 assemble at the
usual voting places in the several Dis
tricts, between the hours OF two and
four O'Clock T.. NJ, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1916,
and select delegates and alernates to
the Republican State Convention to be
TUESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1916.
at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
Tor the purpose of electing four dele
gates at large and two delegates from
the Congressional District Of Delaware
together with one alternate delegate for
each delegate elected. who shall serve
IN case OF absence OF its principal, to
represent rgll, Lelaware at the Republican
National Convention TO be held in the
city Of Chicago. Illinois, on Wednesday,
the seventh day Of June, A. d. 1916, for
President and President OF the
election on Tuesday November the sew
enth, 1916; also 10 elect members Of the
State Committee, and to transact such
other business as is usual and which may
properly come before it,
Delegates are apportioned as follows:
First Representative District.
First Election District. 3 delegates;
Second Election District, 2 delegates.
Second Representative District.
First Election District, delegate; Sec
ond Election District, 2 delegates Third
Election District, delegates.
Third Representative District.
First Election District, / delegate; Sec
ond Election District, l delegate; Third
Election District 2 delegates.
Fourth Representative District.
Three delegates.
Fifth Representative District.
First Election District, delegate; Sec
ond Election District. 1 delegate: Third
Election District, delegates.
Sixth Representative District.
Election District fau Co
ond Election District. delegates: Third
Election District, 2 delegates.
Seventh Representative District.
First Election District, 2 delegates: Sec |
ond Election District, 2 delegates
Eighth Representative District.
Two delegates.
~ Ninth, Representative District
Tenth Representative District.
. flrst ELECTION District, delegates; /
Second Election District, 2 delegates: /
Third Election District, / delegate
Upon the closing Of the polls the judges
ot election shall publicly count the votes
ana make certificates Of the result of the /
election In duplicate, one Of which shall
be delivered to the delegate or delegates
elected and the other forthwith sent to
Thomas S. Lewis Secretary OF the Re-
publican State Committee, Dover, Della
ware.
At the same time and places that the
delegates to the State Convention shall
)e elected a member OF the County Com
nittee shall be elected by popular vote
rom each election district OF the County,
lnd supplied with proper credentials OF
lis election.
All persons who believe in the prin-
ples OF the Republican party and en-
BY order OF the Republican County
Committee Of Sussex County.
ELIJAH c. LYNCH,
Chairman.
Daniel J. Layton. Jr,
Secretary.
Georgetown, Delaware.
iarch 2Sth. 1916
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-31

THE main driving shaft to the news
paper press in the Milford Chronicle
Printing Company Plant broke Thursday
morning, and that prevented the printing
of the Milford Chronicle at its usual time
for entering the U. s. Mails. The paper
was delayed until Friday afternoon by
the accident
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-31
=" GRIFFON CLOTHES :"

is o u Hparh of Zine O We eveban dit
4 i've mo better ODD than and the
m is then satisfied dhen
h col sgaunue daechsutb
"a al b o dfHntmd deechaC C nfn"cr Be
~ sc @ Sd NJ P model in the new Banjo stripes Theya heru 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
Robert Edeson at the Apollo In Big
Photoplay Drama with Punch

Equaling "Strongheart," the
role in which he made such a
great name for himself on the
stage, the part of big Jim Gar
rity," in which Robert Edeson
comes to the Apollo tomorrow
for four days, is character that
excites the admiration of all who
see the powerful drama.
big Jim Clarity" is the kind
of a drama that appeals to every
one who enjoys a big story
handled in a big way, story
with absorbing plot, stirring
action, and plenty of punch.
Supporting Edeson is Eleanor
Woodruff. The story starts in a
mining district n Georgia. big
Jim" is the superintendent of a
mine. to which he falls heir as
a result of the admiration for him
by the owner, an old, infirm man.
But with the mine he also gets
the deadly enmity of the old
mans nephew, dissolute doctor.
1t is the battle between these
two men, a battle that soon shifts
from the mining region to other
spheres, including New York
city, that makes the exciting ac-
ton of the photodrama.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
PETERSON WINS
BY BIG MARGIN

SEATTLE, May 13.-Henry
Peterson, star pitcher for the
Tiger team, showed the Giants
some new kinds of fast hop balls
and curves yesterday. The result
was that the Seattle pets did not
get on bases until late in the
game and only saved itself from
an ignominious whitewash by
combining three singles in the
seventh inning.
1t was another freak ball game
with Tacoma winning l3 TO 3.
The visitors hit hard, ran the
bases like college athletes, and
made many sensational fielding
plays. Sam Bohne, shortstop FOR
Tacoma, was the individual star
of the contest.
Manouk, who started for Sc
attic, was banged all over he
lot in the four innings that he
lived. Rose replaced Manouk in
the fifth, and was just as inef-
fectual in stopping the Tacoma
oatters as was his predecessor.
The score follows:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
CITY LEAGUE
SEASON IS ON

There will be a "big time" at
Athletic park tomorrow when the
City league has its official open
ing.
The first game is scheduled for
l o'clock, between the Dupont
and Tacoma Smelling Co. teams,
with the second game between
the South Tacoma Tigers and the
w. o. w. team.
The postoffice band will play
throughout the games. The
Woodmen of the World drill
team will escort the ball team to
the diamond, and give brief ex-
hibition drill. A real surprise is
promised between the games, but
President Corcoran refuses to dis
close the details. other than that
huge baseball, five feet in
diameter, will be one of the fea-
lures.
The following players are I'M
der contract by the teams which
play tomorrow:
DupOnt-Dale, c; Ham
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
SkAH AN
STAR OF
SCH DOL

John Skahan, star all-around
athlete of Lincoln Park High,
won 81 points in yesterday after
Moons inter-class meet between
the Freshmen and Sophomores,
and was instrumental in the
Freshmen victory. The final score
was "A to AZ, and it upset all
the school dope. as the Freshmen
had been considered the weakest
track team in the school. Skahan
won first in the so, 100 and 220-
yard dashes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13

mOnd and j. Baker, p; II.
Brown, 1b; d. Marks, 2b; b.
Grant, SIS; ID. Lanham, BIB;
w. Hagedorn, II; +. Alberts,
CT; q. Hagedorn, RI; Marks
and Dunn, utility.
Tacoma Smelling Co.-Pat-
terson, C; Davis, p; Nelson,
lib; ID. Grant, 2b; F. Herm-
sen, S.; II. Jansen, BIB; s.
Nevers, II; DanielsOn, CT;
ketchelI, RI; II. johnson,
utility.
South Tacoma - n. DE
Marais, C; o. E1ey and Chris.
tian, p.; McTighe, lib; H.
Hall, 2b; o. Jensen, BIB; A.
Rynning, II; OBJ Woods, Ct;
J. Farrell and G. Woods, ri;
Richter, utility.
w. o. w. No. 28S.-E.
Daily, c; "Soldier" Kane and
II. Mockle, p; X. WilkOwski,
1b; w. GunstrOm, 2b; A.
Browne, SIS; l.. MOckel, BIB;
N. Dahl, If; j. Shager, Ct;
l.. Taylor, IF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
.DETER'S
l IFFLE

Just our luck! The Tigers
leave town and Old Sol
comes out nice and warm.
Bet IL rains the first time
they come back.
Tacoma is twice as foolish
over athletics this year as
last. There are three times
as many amateur ball teams
In the field. And the public
tennis courts are busy from
beginning to end.
Isn't that some argument
to cause the park board to
build a few more playfields
and tennis courts, instead of
spending money on q lot of
expensive parks out in the
woods where nobody gets
any benefit from them?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
Sweet Revenge

The Grays Harbor Golf club OF
Aberdeen sent its classy golf
team to Tacoma today for a team
match with the Tacoma Country
& Golf club this afternoon. 1t
is the first match on the Tacoma
course with an out-of-town team
In more than year. Tacoma
lost on the Aberdeen course re-
Gently by big score, but plans
sweet revenge this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13

Clark, whose followers are num-
bered by the thousands, will no
seen in the role of the adora BILE
Molly. The latter is a girlish
character of the sort in which
Miss Clark revels. A romantic
little dreamer Is Molly-one Of
those dainty, winsome sprites who
wins the hearts of all who come in
contact with her. No screen act
ress in America is better equipped
to portray such role than Mar
guerite Clark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13

Summary; TWO base hits =
Peterson 2. Bohne 2, Moran, Rob
erts. Sacrifice hits-Carman,
Wolfer, Peterson. Stolen bases
Sells, Bigbee, Leard. Roberts.
Struck out-By Rose 4, by Peter
son 8. Base on balls-Off Rose
4, off Manouuk 5. off Peterson
B. Wild pitches-Rose, Manouk.
Peterson. Hit by pitched ball
Wuffli by Manouk. Double plays
Morse to Raymond to Cid
dings; McJanet to Sells. Charge
defeat to Rose. Time-2hours.
Umpire-Finneran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
WITH The
AMATEURS

The Hopkins Athletic club plays
at National tomorrow. The
National team althoughnot ad-
vertised much as yet, is said
to be one of the cleverest clubs
In the vicinity of Tacoma. 1t
contains several former City
league players. There Is a big
mill at National and most of
the players are employed there.
The Hopkins team will leave
Tacoma i'm auto buses at $3.50
a. m. IL was reported today
that snow, which has covered
the ground at National for sew
eral days, has disappeared.
Next Sunday Hopkins plays the
Enumclaw team.
g. O. o. q
Games I'm the Valley league to-
morrow have been changed
from the original schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
ROUSING end
TO SLOW GAME

SPOKANE, May 18.-After the
game had gone over seven innings
without score, Reuter- hit "A
three-bagger with the bases full
in the eighth, and it looked like
win for the Indians. In the
ninth, Butte pinch hitters
brought across five runs, winning
the game. Score:
r III E
Butte ............... 5 8 /
Spokane ............4 Z 0
Hovey, Meikle and Hoffman;
Letter, Webb, Leonard and Muir
ray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13

Betty of Graystone," is the IL
tie of charming Triangle photo
pla which opens at the Regent
tomorrow. Refreshing in the
spirit of its romance. exciting IN
its story, and pleasing in the
beauty Of its settings, Betty of
Graystone" is the kind of a pic
ture that gives complete enjoy
ment.
Dorothy Gish, the amiable and
good looking young star who re-
Gently won the hearts of thous-
ands in Tacoma by her admirable
playing in Little Meena's Ro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13

Ihey viii be as follows: Moose
at sumner, Monograms at Lake
City, and Wilkeson at Puyal-
lup.
o 9 . o
Longshoremen of Tacoma will
turn out In body tomorrow to
witness the game between the
longshoremen's ball team and
the Tacoma Steam Laundry. It
will be played on Whitman
grounds at O'Clock. The long
shoremen have a good team
this year.
g 9 9 @
The baseball excursion of the day
Will be held by the Trib Beay-
ers. who play the Arletta Reds.
The Tyrus leaves the Muny
dock at 8 O'Clock. There will
be a picnic, followed by the
ball game and then dancing
VIII take up the afternoon and
evening. Manager DIVER of
the Beavers and Manager
Beard OF Arletta say that moth
ing is being left undone to give
the crowds a good time.
@ 9 @ o
The Mckinley Hill Stars will play
Milton at Fife tomorrow at
1870. 1t is probable that the
teams will play a double-head-
er. Carl Thornberg and Haug-
lund will be the Stars battery
for the first game.
y . p q
The w. o. w. No. .98 ball team
Is scheduled to play the Stella
COON team of the City league
Sunday at Fort Steilacoom.
The game starts at 1880, and
all players are asked to meet
at 9th and Broadway at 1
o'clock to take the 1.10 car.
President Fred Libke says that
the team will be in its best con-
dition and will make Stella
COON work for the game. Capt.
Heinie will manage the play
ing end of the club. AL Libke
is back in the game and is sure
clouting the pill. He got four
safe hits In last Sundays game,
despite sore fingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
MARGUERITE CLARK HAS Her
FAVORlTE ROLE IN new FILM

'The Eternal Grind" William
Clifford's powerful picture-drama
directed against the nefarious
sweatshops of the East, will be
shown at the Colonial for the last
time tonight.
In direct contrast to The Eter-
nal Grind" with its tensely dra-
matte scenes and vibrantly COM
polling plot, is Molly Make-Be-
lieve," which will open a three
day engagement at the Colonial
tomorrow. Miss Marguerite
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nance is the featured player in
the new film, and she has role
peculiarly adapted to her winning
personality.
Tacoma lovers of the best COM
edy will be delighted to know
that Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle, who
has made so many laugh with his
comedies. is coming again to the
Regent, this time with his equally
famous teammate, pretty Mabel
Normand. The comedy is Bright
Lights" and it is characterized
by all the snap, originality and
wholesome good humor of a Key
stone production,
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trace SUICIDE" IS
THEME OF FILM.PLAY

Kempton Green and Octavia
Handworth as their principal sup
port.
An added feature on the new
bill will be Lena Baskette IN
The Dance-of Love-" Nine. Baa-
kettle is said to be worthy sue
cessor to the great Pavlowa. Tho
Double Double Cross is the con-
edy hit OF the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13
U. OF CAL. IS
COAST CHAMP

BERKELEY, Cal, May ID
The intercollegiate baseball
championship OF the Pacific coast
went to the University of Calf
fornia yesterday afternoon, when
Oregon Agricultural college was
defeated, 10 to 3. Doolittle and
McCabe were the opposing pitch
arg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-13

Race Suicide a six-reel
drama based on the topic which
Theodore Roosevelt made famous
few years ago, is the photoplay
feature of the Melbourne's bill,
starting Sunday.
Ormi Hawley and Earl Metcalf
are the leading players in the
startling sociological drama, with