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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
MAnAME lONlA

CtAtHNDrANT ASH rtiHE%OLoQtEr
kiA alive FsiiF. between fifih And tiFf n
Tells past. present aud fuiufs. consist.
tns tusiHsss ard love affaifs. advise
you about divorce Cases ava shat - go
- fDsf turhF stsp ir NE 90 take ~ili
tell fuN names - fouf lower. s~prt.
heart. frirrds snetuies Hnd shat fpu
ar fuosf adapted fur IeaGtuEs daily
snd SUNDAYS
Nitr HInDirk -EriHiTPAt.iHr Mn
istsf Cirelrs Tussdaf Frldsf sv~nings
Consultation daliY Hotel tiYbre. i1gt
Third ave rhsns Elliott siil
MADAa III ntRN fHoM cItcAuO.
has given readings 20 some - the lead
ina ps3Chnlesisis Of the saFia Essfn
20 upisi Ahta'f. over OIL dras store
zrti.po- RELlAbf-E ctAIHVoYANT.
Ahsnfute facts Nune better eEf tnlan.
Eiilutt asia Nsaaiaas ser ana ~
MADAM xArtgRYN woNprHpf'f.
tfsnre reader g. 60 tefh r1ks Eiiiaft
iigist rs5tn
EENpER cSnpe fALNiarHY isIsis
sss~n'h 80
MADAM FitASk = CAHD NEAnEh
raiintsf. ffr tash TIts ENiett
ANTHOLOGY ANp cARp REApiNu. fii
Nss suh ave ruaSa sas.
MADAM nEsNtNA. OF san FRANCIS.
CO. reiiAhis pAirtsi ard card reader
Adyirs on business ard domestic At.
fairs. 80 esHis and zee t2sth Ftr.t
ave. opposite Liberty theatre
MADAM MACK = PSYCHIC HEADER
n VIII pay You - caii and hsr
circle. ru-staF ard Friday evenings
1919 slsth az flrsi fleor
NV LofE y EiMohE uHtoEI -nE-
turnsd after - Y~AFs aboard. Consul
tntion, daiif address tett 18th avs
neat rins q
rnor swErTsriI sgNTTLEE URE1T.
80 medium. ri1 iecais anything Ist
FriL GARD RENpiNo-PiAsA Hotel
~--SSSSIe,S~ssSss>-~Ss ~.
So LEGAL NOTICES
IS TiiE DtNrHie-r CotRr oF THE
rniisd States. fer IN" western District
q washlnEtpn
80 tstt ~ nANKRrPrcY
In the Naffsr - the o.parfnsrship -
= II. uar 4 Co and y - bay and
" 4 Hubbard. a. Individuals and ths
martial rnnnnan5tf rnmpnsri % , u
tAy and Ana 2. par
To so creditors Of The above named
hahhrupis ard 10 an other persons IN
iHfSrrst
Take notice thst the haukrurfs ahass
nefnsa have peiiiianed this court Tor e
fuu discharge tsam all dsbts pros = BE
aRainsf sheir estate under ne acts -
ronTrrsF rrisitng CO. tansrurteF sod
thaf hearing 30 hsd ur1n said refI-
ton before sstd disfrirf court st tha
f1urf rwuua - said rrurf ir the rttf %
rsafiis IN said district on the End daY
% july. 1917. al 10 o'clock In the fnr~.
noon. at which time ard place Fou and
each ~ rnu may appear and show
cause. II ans you have ehs the prayer
~ tho said petitioners should not 30
granted
Dated a. seattle this ssth day % MAJ.
1911.
tsean THANK T.. CROSBY. Ci.rt.
ny = t.EfrtH DEPUTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
EurrTtAN rHHENoLooihr hAb

MEDIUM
one who ran actually tell you what fou
usnf 60 hnnW without ADKINS single
question utves true advice how 60 saih
success in business and family affairs
rnuftship and marriage tells fau Nhat
business IL most lucky Tor you nud
hat pAr % the wofid VIII ts more
successful for you advises how Ia sam
and bold Eanh iositiou she tells "
the one Ynu love ~ true ~ faief EiFes
the name ~ Your future husband ~
wife and causes speedy mardsE" stth
th- one ~ sour choices brings the srr'
afafed together makes happiness he
tveen man and wife The madam ran
advise how Co avoid 80 bad iuct ard
etu influence and trouble. and cause
you 10 have good luck and success Ia
anything Yon take ia hand This ladf
does not tel 20 please you. but gives
nnih truthful advice tou can depend on
ono visit TO beet Win repay you Tor
many dtaaTpalntmsnts IN oihsrs This
9. tho madafus first time IN Seattle
satHfartinn guaranteed o. no charges
Special readings 90 cents Tor i~o weeks
only Hafri Norris room 3 tts2hs
rhird Bss + cen Union and PIKE Hours
g. 10 hatfk aHd SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
SPLENDID IMPROVED KANCu
not 81 ORCHARD. NJ >>i>u
WATER

ps~ acre lu orchard and berries ~
almost every variety bearing
aue acre fn potatoes ana other
Earieu truck spiendid stand -
clover and oats Aisu fine pas
turn on balance % place an
cleared crops viii she's quality
% sntls good sis~d stream
through property whtrh can 10
piped over place BY xrsvltf ex-
eeiirnt spring Tor household paf.
uuses attractive hoass. eith
basement good sized chicken
house. other autbuiidluEs large
lawn flusers fuuantaln ASH ard
maple trees shade fire. delivery
ffom Downtown stores. 90 mr.
unable 20 luok afteF large place
and h. dividing hla ranch aat.
isfaetary aeiEhhpr considered
more than cash payment sHsH
quarterly o. muuthtF psffurata
safisfsrtorv Frire ttftH ui-
rsetlous s8s NeW York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
u. S. LEAST IN
DEBT OF ALLIES

While the national debt OF
the allies ranges from SCI TO
tlG0 for each lnhabitant. the
debt Of the United States Is
only tll
Frank Il. Wilson. Of the fed.
eral loan bureau Of the United
States treasury department
says Uncle Sam Is also richer
in resource than Great Britain
France. Russia and Italy to-
gefher and has borrowed less
than one two hundredth OF his
assets. !
To 10 into debt 10 the extent
OF his European neighbors. :"
Wilson says. Uncle Sam would
have to borrow nearly 10000,
00O. 900
The total national debt OF the
United States II little more
than $1,000. 900 900. Including
the new $1,000, 900 900 war loan.
II would be only about one.
fourth the debt OF England and
one-half that Of Germany.
The Liberty Loan should be
easy 10 get Wilson concludes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
sol tn END

stan q. pot roast. Be n. sirloIn
steak eec No. stall IS hosi Jersey hut
ter. ioc N hest peanut butter. lhs
SOC stall O. Dandy cocoa. &c H. Crisco.
4oc can. peaches, tSc can. Llhhy's soups
/ 0r can. Andrrsnn'S horax chips Sc
pkg Sniders cntEup. zoe hottie. INV
starch. Toe pkg hiuing Be- hottie stall
&C. Hnhle fish : lbs -5r. halihut. Toe
IN stau 30 bread loa,cs l5c; dough
nuts. zoe dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
ACREAGE FOR SALE
POULTRY RANCH
PART OF DODGE HOMESTEAD

over asrrs fronting county tosd
close ta Lake Washington one
block 60 school and y a. rail.
road. tho place Is partly imr
proved s.room house with base
meut eoud we'll VITA rump.
plenty 80 cleared Kfaun1 ready
40 plant POTATOES hraua BONES
rfe \ fine location tud pfitr
81 $3.50 terms $50 down and $40
monthly. Take kirkland ferry
ta uurkc A rarrafs effi,e ou
kirkland wharf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
WORKMEN Will
HAVE CHOICE OF
325 PHYSICIANS

On June 8. men and women
injured al their work. will not
only be entitled 20 eompenss-
ton for injuries. but under the
new first aid" law. Will also
be given medical treatment IN
der state authority.
The first aid" fund will be
derived from payments equally
contributed BY the workmen
and their employers. ard Will
be handled by the state indus
trial insurance commission
thru It's medical aid board.
This board Is permitted to do
business with either contract doc
tors or individual doctor
The contract doctor is one who
~ retained by mill. factory. or
other company for all Of its en-.
ployes. thus shutting of the IN.
jurcd man from selecting his own
physician.
Bureau Formed
To overcome this objection. and
10 permit the freest choice. set AZ
the same time making II easier ~
transact the necessary business.
32s Seattle physicians have formed
the Industrial Service Bureau Of
the King County Medical associa-
ton The office IL AT 2os Crary
building
Choice o. 325
The bureau will contract with
any business man or Industrial
concern 10 handle the first aid
cases The difference between this
and the old contract system. how.
ever. will be. that there viii b.
325 physicians. from among whom
the injured man may select his
own doctor.
The committee in charge OF the
bureau Ia composed Of Dir. II. D..
Dudley. chairman: Or. Don Palmer.
DIR John Hunt. Or. =. v Won phul
and Or Walter Kelton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED At SEATTLE

ARRIVED AT sttTrIE
May a0-CanadR Marn from HonEkonr.
Via ports at 10 n, m.
Ava Maru. from Hongkong Via ports.
at noon
Tug samson. from Astoria. towing
harges No 90 and no ~. at 3 "a N
May sS-Admiral Evans, from Anchor
age. Via = " and s y Alaskan
ports at $50 y m
Queen. from Tacoma. at y M
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
May 10 Valdez. Tor - Michael at s
NJ
Latouchc for St Michael at m
HavRlll FOR s V Alaskan ports at
nifa u. m
Morning star for II G. ports at o
m.
MAY 20 President FOR Vancouver n G..
at $50 u. m
Santa titt. Tor Tacoma, a. . 20 y m
ALASKA VESSELS
ANCllORAdE. May 90 sailed Mart
posn southhound. AZ ti3O y, IN MAY 90
Sailed Admiral Farrngut southbound
at y. m,
SEWARD May 2g-SaIled: Admiral
Farragut. southbound. at $40 y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
LIBERTY LOAN"
HERE NEAR TWO.
MILLION MARK

Sclttle has subscribed S1.9s3. 900
thus far To- The Liberty Loan Bonds.
and per cent Of this amount. re-.
quired 20 be- paid Immediately upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

EgYPriNN rHrENoLOGIsr
cIAIHNoYANT ANp MEDIUM
go read your entire NE pas,
pfrreu' nud future give true advice on
business love hath ana family az
fairs. tells tho name - your future
husband or ifc. and what 10 10 10 he
success m ufr one visit VIII pay you
Tor your many disappointmenis ln 9th
err she viii remove an obstacles and
tell you how to sin and hold tho one
sou desire Sha Eives advice on alt
important affairs % iife. Special read
ine- SOC Daily ard sunday Elk
Hotel. room 6. 1891 second ave. corner
Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

ron SALE. Hy 0wNEB NcEE.
well lmprot ca ranch neat fpulHuo.
Wash a snap Write Cor Dies rlptlou
amt price e. o. Nelson. fiiehurk.
wash
10 NCREs All. soil FRUIT TREES
huHdfnsa. acres under Eiov near
sntfi-rs' horne Part cash W.
pnhs Manstte ws.h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

" uEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co
ses james ~. bet sua and sra kyss
keatu~ Wash Estahiish~d 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAME BOIS

acIENrtFtr FIfHENOLOgtsr
This famous phreuuinEiat t~ads Yogr rn-
tifs ne fusf as the head Indicates
Eiess Fou dst~s facts tolls 1ou phat
hes passe,i On iffe. What IL happening
without asking a single question she
does not toll things 90 pi~RFs bet reeds
ftirEs Iust aS the head Indicates tells
sou what planets fou perc born under
tie lucky and uulurky planets ehen
end how Vun wHt marry arfties and
explains lowe family troubles. mar
riAgrH dirorrr health. business iaa
suite eper4laftuus Investments
ffansastIrrs ~ All kinds IN fact no
matter hat Faur hope tear or sfuhi.
ton come 20 This noted phrsnoi1rist
ard fnd help There t. m need for
anyone 20 10 unsurcesafut uer advite
removes aii trouble She guarantees
satisfaction or no charge Her readings
are strictly confidential csi and con.
Huii her Special readings FOR ono week
oniy. SOC. iinurH 10 20 . IN
Room ~ Anurrs Hotel Fourth and
frNEu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
IS BUSINESS PERSONALS
GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

Z lice Wo. Chif-.-
nature herbs hems
remedies successful
~ treating stomach.
Via nsy bladder.
rheumatism. b 1 o o q
disorders aud many
ether siimsnt. 81
men and women BY
uAinE chinese naturi
hsffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

Wul WORK
~ q WILLIAMS co
ifts Flrag ~ seattle Wash
YOrH CHANCE ~ - CANADA al
tsnds ard business nprartunifi~s offer
fga Independence Farm lands ~ 20
$50 an acre irrigated lands ifs 20 tsa.
20 years 60 paYs y eee Loan IN TN,
pfovsmentH. uF FSafY-nsads farms. iaAn
% livestock. iates avsraE, under e
cents an acre no taNea On Improve
meats. perscnat property nr livestock
coed markets churches. schools roads
telephones excellent etlnats--crop. and
livestock prove a. special hom~s.~k-r .'
fare CsrttflcBfrr Mrits Tor free book
lets Allan Camsfon. General supsrtn.
tszasnt Land Branch. Canadian rariffe
r., ise Ninth as cais4rf Alberta
PREPARED ROoFtSn
i-riF. about g. puuads. o. 80 psr slaArs
.-ply. STOUT a. pounds. 81 70 pr square
i-.iy. about g. rsuad. 81 90 per sauar.
o WILLIAMS co
Manufacturers sash and Dears
seattle WASH
sew PIANOS FoR RENT REST Ar.
piled on purchase Never Taurr. sis
rrtas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
as-aIscsLLANgous cor SALE

SASH ANu urdla
ManufaF fur~d ln uuf own rNI Hrd sold
81 factory prices We chip GO anfone.
Anya here one price Co AHYbndY
Prompt shipments kafs delivery to
destination guaranteed our htH o.
ImHfrat~d yalains Se - mailed tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

lost KEY MNG KEYS uN nurit
Gods Ueturn o. y :. kandbnFE 500
Joshua Green uuudins Main ttca
Usaafd
rtE LADY WHO DROPPED PURSE
rantatntnE money nj Spokane ~
Nhat,rm may hats same tf snItns
au Nj bonohue Star affiae ana pas.
tas fHr this al
Lost pWNTuWS AtruMoUtt.E
hratiixht siasr srd rifu. u-s4fH
Cgrann. Elliott tettt sat riKth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
81 LIVESTOCK EoR SALE
LOST AND FOUND

UEtufAN MARES ANp T-t.EMtNti
uiants far sale 1888 Ferdinand o. SD.
gsx i5is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

NEW Est WALK bAsCEs
- lessons. iitfis oast
separate halls. all day and
evening the Yrar fHunt /.
80 you can dance with any
tne young lady ansis snea
fiAi free middl. AEef and
rusinesa psppls. no after
saes u Yna haysn't danced
STEVENS hcApEMf
lfEi sth
Isfnhilsffsd aFe- 70 geafs
Tel Main ssti Mem asf
Natiaual United Masters %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
ArToRNeNs-AT.lAW

-
]. Ni.rNNNpER sHtREMNN VT Ill,'
n.x.at.iaw WIN. probate matters.
mavtkAkes notes, collections h''i'
shinx pertaiulnx 80 a general la" pre-
tle~ IN an courts tga Lyon hl4s
Thtra and James Elliott sise.
IFof-A NAY HIM. voMAN LAW
yer Generalization free. ecnfiden'!a I,
General practice. cellss.is"a 90
Oriental Building Main sisl
~ SSsUf5FF-nOwNs nLk. fas eNp
ave Consultation free. estates proba'r'
general practice. all eases, fees mooef
RTSSTfT. u FNRRELf.--tea y Y hlk
General practice estates lass husband
ana Wife consultation free. snlott -
p HRT.T--r sTNpffSHEp iNi. 1EN.
srsI practice Burke Bldg ses see'na
$4,000, VIZ s-esss,--,ySSsSs~oo~c~~.oo.o.o~~~o
aT1oRNEYs-PATeNT
FRED P. GORIN-ra's.'' 49,,
secured or f.. refunded. 7at Central
Rldx Main $50 Free book - pAisnt.
J T. RIVERS CONSTELLATION FREE
credit extended. office open evenings
q. y. Y. Block -----
S.,sy rssxlss IssSsses, - 1sSss ~
eiCVclE SUPPLIES
We DO GOOD woRk-G. q HART
VIZ is,i Tss.,h rncss Ny !. -
CHATTEl LOANS
NEW coMPANY-NEw RATES
NEW METHODS
Leans from ffo n wee made quickly and
eonnaentisiiy on furniture. pianos. live
stock. etc.
SANDERS & co.
iiss.isel ! g Smith plss ~ -,
CHINESE MEDICINE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

ps y '. fhEEa PnrHIClAN AND
surgeon, Eenitosurtnary and rectal dis.
eases Traders uiaek. corner THIRD
ave and Marion Of Hours "a. ~
y NJ evenings : 60 .. SUNDAYS 10
~s>S>~e,e,1-SSSS s,l-Ss >seI>lSs~->>~>>-~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

NATTER ~ uHOkE~t HiuttEsF
PRICES PAID gAsu ron OLD
0ot.p fttNER ANp DIAMONDS
SMITH JEWEtu4 NFu CO. ig 1.
@ EMlIII IL 81 YOUTH Il.unM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

FfN BEltItIN NELSON TNi T. Al
wiser Rivrs private consultation dolly
circles sunday Tuesday ana Friday
atootuea 1904 Fourth nte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
BUSINESS PERSONALS

DR. o q. Parker HourF. 10 a m 10 .
m 7io Denny BldE. md. opposite Bon
Marrha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

MADAM SrNlIiNE f. CLA1NNOYANT
ana trance medium. Readings Eunran-
trfd 11a Olive Main q 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30
YOU KNOW THAT

Improper measures rather
han disease are very
bftcn tho cause Of your
long stab.ins troubler
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04

The miliiOn-dOllar movie laugh
factory has got to put a Yale
lock on the door and shut mp shop.
When Chaplin registered for
selective service he said he was q
British subject. Now Britain in-
forms American authorities that
If Chaplin isn't taken in tho
American army he will be claimed
for the British army. So Charlie
has no chance except to fight.
Recruiting officers have II dop.
ed out that il they can get Charlie
into the front line trenches il will
be all off with the Germans.
And several million American
kids will have to get along withs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04
Thirty Tiger
Players Have
Hit For PCS

The Tacoma Tiger ball
club Of tho Northwestern
league has engaged the serv-
ices Of 80 players during the
present season.
OF this number, IS are
now playing on tho club.
Some Of the Others were
temporarily engaged, some
have been dropped for inef-
fectiveness, and some have
been traded to other clubs.
The batting average Of the
30 players up to and includ-
ing Mondays games was .2a5,
an unusually high average for
an entire team. The average
is helped by the fact that
some of the Tacoma players
lead the league in hitting.
Following is a complete
list of batting averages for
Tacoma Tigers this year. The
players in black typo are no
longer with the club:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04
"FLYINC VENUS" IS ACT
OF MYSTERY AT RECENT

A novel, and mysterious innova-
tion will head the Regent program
beginning tomorrow afternoon. 1t
is called 1.-The Flying Venus" and
is described by its sponsors as
marvel OF ingenuity and a baf-
fling sensation" The exhibition
consists of a shapely and beauti-
full woman moving about in the
air without any visible apparatus
supporting her.
An unusual story has been WOW
en- into the sketch, Handkerchief
No. 49," which will be presented
by Miss Fremont Benton and COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04
Hughes Won't Be
So Eager to Win
Trophies Again

Ed II. Hughes, former
sport writer In Seattle, is
furnishing lots of amusement
among the golfers Of Spo-
kane.
1t seems that Hughes de-
feated J. b. Ingersoll, 2 and
6, the other day for the
Clyde NJ. Graves trophy on
the Spokane Country club
links. He became quite
chesty over his victory.
But IL seems that the
Graves trophy Is n large, very
large vessel with a capacity
of about ten gallons, and the
winner is expected TO "fill 'er
up" when he wins.
It's really n narrow escape
to be runner-up in this COM
petition.
They let Walter Merry
weather win IL three times.
Walter was at least three
years getting ON TO what
they were slipping over on
him,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04
PAUL STEELE
WINS K. 0. TN
ELLENSBURG

ELIlENSBURG, Wn., July
4. - Paul Steele, Tacoma
lightweight, continued his
knockout record here last
night by putting Harry Custer
of Pasco to sleep in the Sec
ond round.
Custer was considered one
of the toughest boxers in
Eastern Washington, and his
hackers had placed large
sums of money on him.
Steele's changeable style Of
boxing won for him. Sud-
denly shifting from straight
rights to lefts to a left jab
followed by a right uppercut,
the TacOman caught Custer
on the jaw before the second
round had scarcely begun,
and tipped him gently into
dreamland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04
HAROLD LOCKWOOD, IN THE HAUNTED PAJAMAS
Hit Wins Game

SEATTLE, July with the
score 3 to 3 in the 10th inning,
Fred Carman, Seattle right field
err, drove the ball to left field,
scoring Gardner from first base.
The score: Vancouver, 3-7-4; Sc
attic, AL; Gipe and Cadman;
Rojas, Eastley and Cunningham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04

says ~ fashion note. We
should say they will. They'll
be pointed out.
q q
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia
COMA SCHOOLBOY PITCHED A
GAME THE OTHER
DAY. CONNIE MACK TAKE
Having read John X. Tener'f
and Ban Johnson's opinions of the
big league races we are now con-
fident that eight teams will win
the National race, and that the
American league flag will go te
eight clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04

pany.
A nifty act is promised by
Charles and Madeline Dunbar,
who have a novelty entitled Ami
NAL Funology."
'Gruet, Kramer and Gruet, two
men and a woman, will present a
skit entitled "Circus Days in
Georgia"
Rodney and Edwards are billed
in songs, dances and patter.
Jack Arnold and Eva Page are
another classy team of entertain
ers on the bill, who will indulge in
music and comedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04
Doug" Brings
Funniest Film

Douglas Fairbanks has done
nothing funnier than His Pic
ture in the Papers," which opened
at the Melbourne theater today.
1t tells of a rising citizen hungry
for publicity who goes to extreme
ends to gain publicity and how
he succeeds by his unusual meth
DDS. Fairbanks is all life and
dash In the picture,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-04
Red Cross Golf

Members of the Tacoma Coun-
try and Golf club are playing
penny-a-point Red Cross tourna-
ment today. Each member pays
one cent for every stroke taken
on the course, whether he hits the
ball or not. The money all goes
Iinto the Red Cross treasury
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DETER'S
L FILE

COmmish Petit says he
doesn't care what the wealth.
er man predicts, it's going to
be u DRY Fourth.
o o 0
Petit believes that alcohol
doesn't mix with fireworks any
better than it does with gasoline.
One-piece bathing suits
will be recognized this year,
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Horse Racing
At New York

NEW YORK, July 4.-The Car
ter handicap at Aqueduct track to-
day will be- Americas Fourth of
July turf classic.
Twelve horses, among them Old
Rosebud, Roamer and The Finn,
will leave the barrier for the sew
en- furlong dash. Old Rosebud
Is the fayorite with odds Of 2 to l.
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Bert Hall, the Tacoma boy who
is pitching for the Great Falls
club, is seriously i'll at Great Falls
with the measles, according to re-
ports received in Tacoma Wednes-
day. Just how he happened to
reach Great Falls in advance of
the team is not mentioned in the
dispatches.
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trip him with II padded foot and
send him rolling over a cliff into
a big swim.
Nothing doing in the way Of
exits for Charlie.
Chmlie's got to fold his wide
trousers and his dinkly little coat
and lay 'em away in moth balls
till wars over. He's got TO hang
his cane on "a hook i'm the closet
and learn how to use "a gun.
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GriffithS and
Lewis TanSle

AKRON, o., July 4.-Ted Lewis
this afternoon. will defend his
newly won worlds welterweight
title against Johnny Griffiths, the
Akron flash.
Although Lewis has won three
newspaper decisions over Grit
fiths, they will enter the ring at
even money.
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Gibbons Meets
Chip Today

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. July 4. -
Mike Gibbons of st. Paul and
George Chip of New Castle, Pa,
will be the center of pugilistic at
traction this afternoon, when they
battle via the twelve round route
here. Gibbons said early today
he plans to take on Al Mccoy
after trouncing Chip.
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KATHLYN WILLIAMS
AND HOUSE PETERS

seeking gold.
The stirring incidents that en-
sued go to make up the powerful
story of THE Highway OF Hope. +"
which will be the new photodra-
matte offering at the Colonial to-
morrow, with Kathlyn Williams
and House Peters featured.
Her Circus Knight" one of
those mirthful Keystones, will be
the comedy feature.
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Offer Big Job

united Press Leased Wire.l
SAN FRANCISCO, July 4. =
1t is reported today that the man
agement of the Pittsburg Pirates
was actually offered to Harry
Wolverton, former manager of the
Seals.