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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

is terror when it comes to asking
for postponement in cases. and of
course go over to look on now and
then. H.. l.....=.... -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

Very likely Germany is getting ready to
fpbber-stamp another "disavowal'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

Maybe Ireland is merely violently neutral,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
tIIIIEfNIIIl1IEIG)


EoM MERLE: Has anybody
tried Nuuanu water as cheap sub
stitute for gasoline?
wv. L, FRAZEE: / wish the gov
ernor would give his approval to the
Hillebrand glen project. II would
mean that We could establish water
power system of making electricity.
which would pay for itself in two
HENRY DAVIS: We have had to
rearrange a lot of the documents in
the clerks office of the circuit court
because some workmen in going over
the boxes got them placed end for
end. I'm not kicking, though; like as
not Id get things twisted good bit
worse n tried MY hand at carpenter
! 'nF
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Die stimme Ser pernnnft.

Die ,Gboaqo 9rblne", 0e spar feinesneqs 5ro6eu4ih it, obr
bod 81 Der @abrbat uno 5t Der @ereht9feit before 84ie1nngen inter
bait ds bic meften onoeren engHihen 3etungeH 0s 2dn0es, tptonet
Den oeutiben 5reoensborihI1gen enen Idngern 2ehdtifel Der Dor allen
bon enen1 gefhlageuen ion0ern BON etnem fegreifen 9euti1lan0 fonb
men. Die Tribune" gbt ferner 8l Dab 3eutifInn0, gan8 ghf, lme
Die antDort Der aaiierteu atsfaQt, eInen tugen ShndBug getun 1no
icne mornInhe Steaung Dor Der 8eIt dan3 ungenen berItorft hat
aus Der 6eoer hires 8afbngtoner 8etreters, 8aul SEEMING. 8erfa5e
ifHoert ben glu1gen @in6rud, 0n Die 5dnotungSneie Der oeutiden
feguerung IN Der 9unoesbmptfa6t genodt bat. 91an fbt bort Elm, 6nB
es 8elFhlano gum minoeten geIugen it, Die gnn3e mordLiihe 8erQnt.
portnng mir cine etpo1ge 6ortiesrng oes Srlege8 ben 4QiIen 3u8u.
lnRben. &as Den Bran0enten anbelangt 10 gIdlbt Ser SEEMING, 0B CT
berin1en miro, enea 8anen1tltano herbei8uflbrg1, Dem Damn mad pner
5~uDertfhifen le6er5eugung Der tntdhIide srie0en8fhuB fder folqen
per0e. ga Der a~orreiponoent bmt rs iogor fir m6glid, BOB Der 9r0font
ieIbt 0nn, DeHn bic dQuerten Reqierunqen 3un1dit cine dbpeien0e
6ahmg ennebmen ioataL 0ennoh ben 9eriuh maiden Der6e, lie fir
efnen Bdffenfiuitono 81 geDirnen. Bum ShluB ober ebt 9err SEEMING
efnem mn1ertdniiden ghluarerperten Dos Sort, Der ben grpq aun
0dher ifuer IN Die 8agiboe faae @r molten All ben 4usfibrrnaen
oeles Sndberftdnoigeu, bic mir bier foIgen loien, nur bemerfen, bah in
linen bic Sttume 0s gefanoen g2enidenberan6es uno Ger rubgen,
tnben uebeHegung iprht uo 0dB Die aaierteb tDenn fe oPier Gimme
nidt egenitnnig IeOes 8egor berDegern. 8eutiflnnD gar nuht 0antbm
gemg fen f0rncn fir De @roBnut, NIT Der Is i6neu bic a26qlihfett Ait
enem 5re0ansfduB bheht, Der melt glnIiger fir tie it, ais tie beredtat
maren, i'm bel Der beuhgen arpgsloge 5l erDarRn.
aHah meuaer 8eartel1ng fno Die nngebihen, bon 3eutihlan0 ne
ltelten 6rieoensbeoingungen boS aeuBrHe, no3u fh 015 oeuihe 8of
perteben plroe. 8enn tie ieBt SlrufgeDfeien ner6en, 10 lit e5 snafpI#
bmt oh Gettlhlono Ie nfeoer 10 biele 3ugenononHe MAIDEN mr0. Sh
babe oe GnfDtflung os &rieaes genni berolgt IND bin su Der 1leber.
5eagung gefommen, 0B bic adferen niemoIs GeutihIan0 u0 Die Zen.
traInahte nieoerrrngen ner0en. 9etfhIan0 bot bel Der SerfeQ1mo
pom g1unitiOn fene S6Dtergfeit qehobt uno nro fe lit 53ufunft aud
ndt IabeH. @as bic Sol0nten anbehtfft, 70 bemert 9eutihIan6 lett
iabrlfd rmgefGbr 100000 g1ant an 5oten oaernO 8efrippeIten uno
eSefagene1 Gon ben 8ermdnoeeH tcbren ooGe 90 9ro8ent on bic
arout 5urid. Dos beutife argsnumterum 6e5aupRt, 0B idhrId
100000 iunee IN NATURALIZATION Altr febcnoc Skinner ennqefeut
Ber0en. Gieic 3abl lit Ueleidt 81 bod gegrffen nbcr 100000 fmo es
uinoetens oOer gar ne5r~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
THE LOSSES OF THE
ENTENTE.

The following information
coming from Berlin was either
fully suppressed or mutilated
by the pro-British papers. 1t
is not only interesting because
OF the enormous losses Of the
Entente but especially because OF
the infamous part hat England
the greatest noise maker OF all
the belIigerents played in this
war. 1t says:
Berlin, Dec. s. By wireless
to Sayville) The total losses
Of the Entente in the present
war have been 100000, &C.
cording to figures given out by
the Association for Research in.
TO the Social Consequences Of
the War, OF Copenhagen, as
quoted in an Overseas News
Agency statement today.
"Of this number, says the
News Agency summary Of the
report, Great Britain has lost
100000 men, Russia $4,000,
France 100000, Italy 100000,
Serbia 100000, Belgium 10000
and Rumania 100000.
"These figures admit Of cur.
ious conclusion. Thus, the
losses Of Serbia, Belgium and
Rumania are three quarters
those Of the British, and as in
the Rumanian losses only those
Of the first two months are in.
cluded, these three small ma
tions have in fact made sacri-
fees as large as those Of the
great British empire. Italy has
suffered already losses equal to
two thirds Of those Of the Brit
ish although she entered the
war ten months later than Great
Britain. The French losses are
three times as great as the
British and form salmost one
quarter Of the total for the
whole entente, while the Rus
sian losses are seven times
greater than the British, which
comprise only 8 per cent. of the
total, although in them the
losses of the Canadians, Austria
lians, New Zealanders, South
Africans, East Indians and 9TH
ers are included"
ASSOCIATED Press.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
COMPLYING WITH INTER.
LAW.

The pro-British press is try
ing, in vain we hope, to stir new
trouble between Germany and
the United States regarding the
activity Of German submarines,
The sinking Of the American
steamer Columbian" is present
ed as a serious problem while
it is no problem at all The
Columbian" was under charter
Of a French-C Canadian concern
and had contraband articles on
board. According to the test.
mony Of the sailors on board the
German submarine encountered
the Columbian" in a severe
tempest. In order to comply
with the rules Of international
law the submarine did not com
pei the crew to leave the ship
while the storm was raging but
waited for two full days, and
only after two full had subsid.
ed the crew was ordered into
the life boats and all were say
ed
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

Sur 9erfetIung bon 5agb.
itOffen Diro bisr isbt Die Rinbe Der
Stpar3side Oiel bsnubt.
-Jabet. .So pisI Gegadsr tim
Elm sin3igss Sir
60 grun3te oas Ghpein an 3au.
ne osg 6ibnerbofes.
SIR lsgt Is ia bod nur fir bic
Rsnihsn; beut ubsno GIBBS Riibrsil4
nit Sdinfenis srgdnste Der
6abn.
Riot gu berbIaffen.
auubs (su isinsm Gdneiber): St
Gen Gis NAL! aIs ih bic reus Mets
3utH0pfen polft, plabte Ie auf BEN
Ridden mittsn our6!"
.Da fonnen Gle ithsn, ME fsf mir
Die auepfs anndben!a
Bummeleil Die goIibe.
isluug bier am Orte f9siHt miIsro5aI
~ isin.4
ga, b~eionbers bic @eIbbefennno.
Dor bier Moden Idrisb it an msintn
Dusd i'm Nammrr, msinsn Gis, id
pabs i'm ihon2~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
The CRISIS IN ENGLAND.
Lloyd George comes too late to stem
the Tide Of German Triumph,

ness was his only reason for
entering the war and today no.
body but the dear old ladies
of the A~nglo-American press
pretend to believe that the Brit
ish went to war for the sake
of Poor little Belgium. But.
instead Of destroying the Ger.
man competitor England is alb
out to be destroyed herself, for
it is the now rapidly dwindling
British merchant fleet that con.
stitutes the main power Of Brit
tish commercial supremacy
While the losses of ships for
Germany are hardly worth men
tioning the British losses are
admittedly enormous, they are.
in fact, SO great, that England
already today suffers more
keenly under the shortage OF
bread than Germany ever did.
The German competitor with
nearly all ships in safe harbors
will enter the commercial wal
after the military wal with fly
ing colors, more terrible than
ever to those who envied his
business successes before the
war and therefore seeked in
vain to destroy him. And the
old proyerb will come true
again:
He digged a pit, he digged ii
deep,
He digged it for his brother
But by his sin he did fall in
The pit he digged for til
other"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
6rciics G6cpaar
crmcrSct nne bctaMbt!

georio, ST., IS. Sea. Sn
Dem liiSIi6 BON bier eelegeuen @la-
iou Gitb puroen Souutag morgen
ste 2eihen Ocs S~5.jGbrigen Sobn Is.
@eder nn0 ieincr 3fpci Sabre jim.
geren Gbrfrmt In ibrer @obnufig
nit SdnlBrurnoen inn appfe aufge-
fmoen. Die g3dnOe oeS S6Iai5im.
mers uaren pie ourdiiebt BON au.
geII0hern.
8eder, Der Gin reider 5arinbeiiber
mar, fell qroBe @elOiummen IN ieis
mem Suuie Dertpdbrt boben, uuO
man niutnt Oesbolb 8alibmorb on.
Die 2eide scr 5rou mar teiImeiic
Ocr6runut. GntUeoer lit Die llngliid.
lihc i'm Nampic nit ben M0r0ern
iiber cine bremenoe 2autpe geitiir3t,
ODER Ole 0torber boben beriudt, 0n8
Sous in 8rono at ieben, Inn ibre
gruuiiqe Iot gu berbergen. Us ba.
ben iid Die 8iirger oes Dries 3lis
iammenqcton, I'M Die Haltbmoroer
81 berfolgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Gberloub-a Oubeut
gcim SaublsrfOnersh in 9oIcOa
mnrScn auuirafte fir 10000
Gars abaeiaIOhen.

9olcoo S5io, IS. Sea. - Ser
bier in Ser 5obrit Der 8ilps Sber-
lonS Co., taaenoe Gonbent Der
CberLon6. SdnoIer lit nit Der eriolgs
len glbreiie Der bierten abteilltng
Ieiner gehiher crit sur Salfte Dor.
itber. Soneit iinO mebr oils 1900
SANDER, itre 8unfiere, uno Bel.
~titnasIeutc bcmtrtet norben. @s
nltroen aoutrafte fiir 10000 Cars
r~nter3eidnet. 1otalbetrog Der ab.
oepideIten @ei6dftc 500, 100000
Die finite Delegation, ioit 1000
Mann Itarf, miro morgm friib bier
etntreffeu aus Der g&eir@nglano Boz
ne, aonlns Stir, Gihtta 8opltrt
Eulio, SfIo.. 0fIoboma Gitg uno
4moriao, IeroS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Gin Fredlcr 2icb.

Samstng Hohmittag betrot ein
Hremoer 0os Eel5naren @eIhdft
bon so. ghorfpion i'm @nre gIof
IND frngfe 6rau Ibompion nndI
einen 9afet 4sely0oren cas- CT an
Worgen oageEaiien. 8dbrerio iidI
ssrdu Gh0nlplcr in bie 8ertitatt be.
qnh. atm 0ns Enfet BH bolen nH0 ibr
@afte anoermeitie beid6ftigt mar,
heaab Iid Der 5rcnloe sur 2ooenfais
<. aer q sos Cellar ertnabm no.
raul er iidl easierute. NatiirIid lDnr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Sin lic6cusiuHrOigcr GGcmanH.

gIS ser G325 n0rOl. 3s. Str.
pobnenoe Ritaro GrociIlius nberoS
ibdt b%cimfehrte, berpriigelte er 5u'
crit feline 6rou uuo fleinen atuOer
nn0 I6Iug bonn NUT einem Bell Die
Mo6el filra tno fIeiu @r nuroe
perhnftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

Montreal 5ournet, Der Dem G6s
nig BON GriemerIono etn llItimatitm
qeItellt, olif hoberG 8eiiung nntiir'
lid, lit n%b9ei1gt mor0en. Gin
Siin0enbod mcbrl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

Die @eididte nit Dem gofet er.
fun6eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

Gie GareB Clearing 50. bat
iest Elm 8boleiale &einiguags.
gtabliiiement fir SoteIs, Sdmeioers
mertItdtten uno Observation-Disclosures
eiHseridltet. An Der Spite Dieies
Requirements itebt SEER 8oonitra.
Ger grdiioeHt Miro Bic 8ilonnas
probe beticren mo 8ibt bomlit cue
itihbaltise gtl0un9sprpbe.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-05-19
BrinkIey Make Good With Editors
Continued from first page)

Continued from first page) best welcome address we have had on the entire trip"
 Whats the population of Brinkley?" asked one of the visiting editors as he stood and watched the great crowd of Brinkley people who had as- sembled to meet them. Said he: why the way your people have turned out and the clever way you have of doing things indicate you have a city of 10, 900.
 One of the pretty and clever ladies on the trip who lives in Little Rock, said of Rrinkley's reception, "this is the best town we've been in. 1 like it here. I'd like to live here. If could get a place I'd move to Brink ley." Now that's the idea and
The Brinkley argus., 1916-05-19

CHOICE IMPROVED | BARGAIN "A 78 acrS acres in high state of it one pretty, col
 room farm house, al "A room house, fine u 3 good wells of M short distance from
 finest rural schools il sas, on public road. in] to DTlnkiey anu l 2 R. Station. Will be ca ;I1, balance on 5W will be traded for goa property. Possessioal fall. Apply or wn1 ARGUS Office, Brinklq
The Brinkley argus., 1916-05-19

l telephone your Wsnt3 56 (55 at night. ] V counts with any tele
 scriber whose nams| the Telepone Difec,3 for less than 5 cent
The Brinkley argus., 1916-05-19

Frank Federer u,,| clever a, e Brinklsy Elk, Bluff this week,
 Alex McGregor ofo| was over to-day on bu| 'ua' ra'I '.m that ,.u :, ?
 Dr. and Mrs. M. Al Mrs. Homer stricGIsr| Of Hunter, were dow. Doctors car.
 Tell lem you ,,v i, '
The Brinkley argus., 1916-05-19

U. U shows very plsj1s Oig 0.g hearted BripI' didn't lose any tb;,| attention and kind,.'
 visitors. That's N is built. N
The Brinkley argus., 1916-05-19
At Washington, D. (.

henan Ilbe ednone is officials Tmwn lbe hnron tert nand daromdh the Nah capitol
 at the following PHsbug Fenn Columbus Ohio Indianapolis cite o lI
The Brinkley argus., 1916-05-19
The Date And The Route.

The uawild hmI about the middle Official bepubi the urvH ysanda MempsB Charlotte
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
Iiclder
,JOSES

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Base-
balls wiseacres INDUCED in a
laugh about month ago when
Fielder Jones declared his Browns
would be perched In the first d.
vision of the American leagne by
August 10.
The team Is only In fourth place
today, but the wise ones aren't
laughing any more. They are
marveling at the power Of the st.
Louis manager to bring about the
winning rally the team recently
experienced.
No one dreamed that the st.
Louis crew would start VIM
ming streak, rivaling that of 1916
when the White Sox, piloted by
Jones. reeled off 10 straight, then
won the worlds series.
The Brownies started their
triumph July 80, mauling Cleve-
land il 10 rounds. From this
date on they've been holy terrors.
frouncine the Athletics five times
ID four days and the Yankees six
|traIght. Sensational pitching by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
DAILY CHATS
WITH FAM GUS
B ALLPLAYERS
LEON AMEs, ST. LOUIS CAR

LEON AMES, ST. LOUIS CAR
DINALS:
Criticism kills many base
ball players. You would be really
surprised to know how many sem
sitive chaps break into the game.
A slurring remark from the
stands cuts deep into their hearts
and the sting of newspaper
paragraph often lasts for months.
81 know boys who are earning
their living playing ball and who
are the sole support of mothers,
fathers or families. The only
twings of regret I have is that
the fans do not know more about
the home life Of these players.
1t would make big difference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12

Scene from Damaged Goods, !"
the sensational film drama In
which Richard Bennett appears
at the Melbourne today.
Damaged Goods" which at
tracted such wide attention when
presented in this country as @
drama by Richard Bennett and
his company, and which later ere
ated a sensation in motion picture
form, will come to the Melbourne
theater beginning today.
Damaged Goods" is from the
pen Of the distinguished French
playwright, Eugene Brieux and is
considered one of the greatest SER
mons on social hygiene ever pre-
sented to the public. Firmly be-
lieving in the great good such a
play could do, Richard Bennett
tried to induce a New York man.
ager to make a production of the
play. They considered its sub
ject too daring and refused. Later
Bennett made his own production
and met with immediate indorse-
ment from the physicians and
clubs of the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12

"Wanted-A wife, must be
blonde and pretty"
This Is what starts things in
1.-The GUTTER" in which Lionel
Barrymore, who made q most ex-
cellent impression recently at the
Apollo in The Yellow Streak"
comes to the Apollo Sunday. 1t
is a new Metro play of adventure
and excitement, in which action
keeps up at not pace, holding
the audience in the grip of the
keenest suspense until the finish.
THE Gutter" introduces a
really beautiful and talented girl,
Marguerite Skirvin. She has the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
STARS
Are Defeated

SEATTLE, Aug. 12.-Big sur
prises developed in the semi-finals
of the Washington State Tennis
tournament yesterday afternoon
when John Strachan. who won
the Northwest championship in
Tacoma last week. and Clyde Cur
ley, another California star, were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12

Davenport, Plank and Groom,
former Federals, and weilman,
koob and Hamilton, linked with
mighty swatting. a sterling de-
Tense and withal the Jones style
OF play combined to keep the
Brownies going full tilt.
They call me One Run Jones'
In some of the cities said the
new miracle man, 'and some
folks think that such a nickname
Is disgrace but I'll play for that
one run all the time. That
doesn't mean that I will not play
for more, but II means that I'll
go after that one run whenever
| see 1t In the making.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
Auto Sets Mark
of 1873 Hours for
Dash Across US.

King Motor has set new rec
ord between New York and San
Francisco. Driven by relay of
five pilots a Marmon stock ga"
travelled from coast to coast in 5
days Is hours and 80 seconds,
calendar time, or 1873 hours 80
minutes for the 3,476 miles, the
speedometer showed.
Samuel b. Stevens, young
Rome, N. Y, millionaire, was at
the wheel at the start and the fin
ish. The five drivers were Stew
ems, Fred Barber, William Benz,
Robert Creighton and Frank
Bieling. The following table tells
the stOFy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
PLAN SERIES FOR
SEMI-PRO TITLE

Unable to continue the season
because Of poor patronage and
inability to get players, the Lake
City team Of the Valley league
dropped out of the youthful semi
pro circuit last night. The league
will continue with five clubs.
Tentative plans were discussed
at last nights meeting for the
coming city championship series
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12

"Why the Red Sox are q one
run club just the same as ] want
my team to be. It's the only sort
of baseball to play. This is the
toughest league was ever in.
There are three teams above us,
not so very far, but they're fight
ing SO hard to stay up that it's
the toughest thing in the world
for us to climb"
Jones is not given to unseemly
hilarity over the achievements OF
his team. He is perhaps. less
morose than usual, and seems to
derive more pleasure from his aft
er-dinner cigar than he did ear
Her in the campaign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
CHI PRINTERS
GRAB TITLE

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. II. =
Chicago printers won their Sec
ond championship in the Union
Printers National Baseball league
yesterday afternoon, defeating
Cleveland Z to 5. Chicago reach
ed the finals by defeating New
York earlier in the afternoon, 5
to 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12

between the winners of the City
and Valley league. Officers of
the City league have not yet con-
sented to try out their winning
team against the Valley leagues
pennant catcher, but it is believ-
ed that series can be arranged.
II is probable that Fort Steil-
accom- would represent the City
league and Wilkeson the Valley
league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
Play Falkland

The Logan Juniors will play the
Falkland Juniors at Falkland
Sunday Afternoon, taking the IL: 42
Spanaway car. Lineup for the
Logan team will be as follows:
Robinson, C; Portman, p; Ryan,
1b; Burke, 2b; Libke, IS; L. AL
thuser, 3b; Whitman, If; N. AL
thuser, CT; Ward, RI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12

part Of Glad Mason, a girl who
dared to do the unconventional
thing--accept an unknown man.
But then she did 1t to escape a
man who she did know and de-
tested and who forced his atten-
tons upon her.
The scenes Of THE GUTTER"
are laid in picturesque region,
with many interesting characters,
and there are scores of thrilling
and exciting situations. Needless
to say that Lionel Barrymore IL
excellent in the part of Happy
Jack" against whom circum-
stances at first turn strongly but
who comes out on top.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12

Skeeter Bigbee has been slump
ing in his hitting ever since the
day announcement was made of
his sale to the big leagues. On
that day he was hitting $50 while
today he is down to .343 and sink
ing steadily.
All the Tigers are falling off in
batting averages lately-but they
are winning games, so we should
worry!
naau,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12

eliminated from the title round
by Seattle players.
Strachan lost to Hugh Kelleher
of Seattle. 81, 6-3, Ga, 3-6, Ga,
while Curley was defeated by Sam
Russell of Seattle, 1-6, Go, 3-6,
6-3, GA.
Kelleher and Russell are meet
ing in the finals today.
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Double Header
AT Gig HarbOr

The. Bates-Federals will play
a double-header with the Gig
Harbor team on the Harbor
grounds Sunday afternoon. The
team leaves from the Municipal
dock at 9 O'Clock, and all players
are asked to be there on time.
Nordfors will pitch the first game
and Hystad the second, with Har-
low catching both.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
GOLF TOURNEY

First round of the midsummer
handicap tournament among men
golfers of the Tacoma Country &
Golf club was played off this aft
ernoon. The event calls for
handicap medal play four success
sive Saturday afternoons.