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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
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Better 2Jon0 crtlart lit iciner BE.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
3nm g}iaisea grtmpr6.

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cen @eihDoreneu nit 0eit 8lai-
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Ja be0eufan ooB lire 6dmilicu SIT
irgeno elmer 3ett in @eia5r itejea
fomtten 0urb cnaa @}ann ioI.
dcn 5hlo9es.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
2%lr0entinicn bricbt
nit Ocuti6lanS!
GepntierteHtammrr ertlGrt Iidl nit
80 gegrn rs Stimmrn fiir
6ieien Sdlrttt.

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Qpggdtinlide Observation-Disclosures
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% grgen / Stimmc cine 0crortiJc
9tei0latim nHgenommcn. @oll toun
Brdii0ent &rlgopcu bic 9iaBnohmc
0e5 aonarciies nctirrcH, BOD oIalibt
atan ni6t, 0nB en- 0lcle5 TIM miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
Der iteiae poinif0e
8e9entIaa fseaf!

Berlin. ii6er 4niter6am mo
2onoon. Is. Sept. Cine 5ou-
0erbepelde ais @midan GU Die
golifihe 3eittn1 berihtet oaB
Oraf M0am IoraoDsfi bon Ear
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anriiden gotidoiter IN @oi9tng-
ton beitinHat nor, %eno8Hltig abs
gale6nt BAL. Gin Wlitglieo oes SIC.
gertidaftsrdtes 0es nenen point.
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Idol apfofsfi. 1rir3 9n6ormfrsfp
nn0 @raf 1ftonnsfp iin0 Nun OILS
Mit8liener 0ieIes States beitimmt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
Rdmpfe Icknlcr 1lrt
an ccr 11cItFrcnt1
1it Tentihen nebnlen cine gln5a9l
bran5uicn aefangeu; IA Cling.
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Nerltn iiher Son0ons 20. 5ept.-
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mar mad Dem abinluB 0er ortlifen
aauipfe 0as @eidpnbfcter BON lpedl.
lelnAer St1rfa. IS fon0en ~utebrere
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lnloe iii0lih oer StruBe Gambroi-
Napaltme Iomie an Der 5ollme uu6
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ten iuur0en einge6raht.
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mo in me9rerra @6idHitten Der
champagne faHoeu Ieb1ufte @eiditB
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ter Die fran5oHihen aampfuntdgcu
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1len 5eIieIboaon; Sergeant G9om
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gsas bic aQiierten mel0cu.
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1iges 5elter ~heruenoet lDur0c, qeden
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GBaufaes mar oos 0eidHFfeuer 8e.
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Sniq Wel0ete bel9te: Getli4 pon
epehB fitbrten nHiere Gruppea eiuen
erfolgreiden aeberfaa als nohn1en
eiie Ia5ahl 5ein0e qefanget, 9toro
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non gpera eatialtete Die ieif0lihe
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9dtigfeit.
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@ien, %. Sept, uber 2ou0on.
g. Sent. amtlih miro genet
bet: Gin itaIienhher 4aqrtff o6nc.
MISUNDERSTANDING anf Den monte.
Sun @a6riale muroe 0urh nnier
6elier gum Stiaitaa0e ge6radt. PIN
Gol 9rleoH. nor0Uetlid 6ou Orient.
~ueriudBte Der 8eiu0 ein2n 4ngriff
Hadl ei1pn g1Jnenipreugung, mur0e
aber BON oen GtelIuagen ans. bic
q oll8ugreifan bea5iidtlgte ntrfiam
0nrA nnier 6aaer auf8efmlgeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
i3am brittcn Nal nadl 9ai6ington
bfrufen.

W 4 6roier, 5oeercian Gom.
Hipnoer og5 Gr0eu5 Der 8oo0men
.of the 4ort0 melher bereits 3tuet
Nal rad 8ai6ington berafen MIR,
be. nm NIT 0en 8eamten be8I9
lid Der 3eritdermla fur Solooteu
mo 4}dtroien 8p fonicrierch er.
1ielt 9iDlltag uadt Die brittle 4ui.
for0erurg nod Scr 8unoesbougt.
ito0t 81 f0malc1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
Trcdle Ratrons.

NdIrtn0 cIu ulTnosilertct 0oHs
Dit ou Yiontag aben0 0cu @orIetg
@eidoit5lo0en Don gee 4oomse
1926 Mines 4De, betrlt mo IcBterea
auiforoarte, ibu ieiHen 8orrnt an
8nrael0 aus3uban0igcH wartete Gin
5Deitcr 81n0-t Dor Dem &a0eH IN
elneu 4utomobil an Bic aildfelr
iciucs auulpaneli. Gle enttameH
nit elmer 8cute BON $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
llnn6tiae qnfreauna.

1le Sprenauna elmer 3cnent
Blaftform in Den Cumberland aoG
lenbofen ON Der 20. uut0 @iforD
Ctr, an 0iontog brodte cine Slut
bon aHfra1eu in ben 3e~itungsof-
fieen mo oJi Dem 4oli8einmt.
0ande OR 6ra9giteller iagterL ite
bdtten aeglal6t 6aB bic 5ein0e eli
uen 4narifi oui Die 8ie0erloge
Des 6itartiermeiters an Der p.
mo @itor0 Ctr. modteu. Die
Grpl0iionen narcu meltbin Der
uebmbar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
nt0mobi[nniaa

6rant Sunlc0 250l IarcHport
5uaBe lneB 5elrtc ,uorgen init lat.
mem ArafnDogal an "a un0 gurt
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ntentbnl. eineu Grocer, ~. n0
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glIfte mnr0e bnH ben Goli3cl uah
Dem ct Soiep9s @Uipitol l6criiFrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
gLrmce ncrlanat 3700 .8nhnaaic.

Chicago, 25. Scpt. Som
&ricgsnnt lit elm 9ttf an sic 3abn.
or5te 0cs mittlerm @eitena crgutl
gen, ais 5raipiajae in Die Arnlee
tn5utrctcu. IS mer0cn 300 3abn.
dr5te ucrlougt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
NI0n snnonn bielrt NIIie an

&n~i5inqton, .. g. %. Sept. -
56otamtsictretor Nic4ooo erbielE
bcllte BON 9iaD SunooD aus Cos
4ngeles. Gol. Gin 6ete8ranrm. IN
Incident CT ielna Gicnite anbietet in
Der foHuuenoeu 9aupagHe iitr Die
-Glfbringung oer 3Deiten 5reibeit5.
Anlei6e. Gos 5habauIt bot ieid
41erbietel bereItlDitligit algeIod
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
Nntomo6I in granb atrattn.

sStt Der Qie0ulo9e Der 1}l0meit
9}otpr Supplo So. 2216-t6.
6arrom CIR. aeriet an Niontaa
oui iraefl0 enc 4eiie elm Pluto
Ia 9ronb gei 6et 9eriuhe, oas
6cJar 5u lofderl erlitte1 Garl
9rouH, 8oralaun Ino g.. 81 giet.
ioa. ein an0erer ArqeIteIter Ieid
be 9rnn0man6eH an Den @an0eu
u10 I'M @efidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
@rieffnitrn.

g. y. 9, &opelpd, gIa6. - @ic
Sic aus Der bcittiqen Aua9obe Der
Eribime ~criebeL lit cine 0erortige
9etonntuadlung bcreits pon on0erer
Scite einqeidtft lUor0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25

Dill gtap yorfcr 6ricaos al
Sriib 6rccD0n~ f0r0ern enc t8ran0
JurD lllterlHdllna oer gegci lie er.
boherea Ger0odtlguAgea. @e1ctl
AUS @aa5e!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25

horoen mo ibre eritc &fIiht hiro
icin. ainen 9iiniiterprdiioenten 81
%eritennen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
IWQNQNscN pa a ! -.
gflrphnn
e gtIlt Inl Nanatgint.

-Ns ~tIIt M AnN1tUIIts
Iaglt1e 9satinee 2sl5; Ie0en AbeiI9 $40.
Wit5Htnre nHb 9eath III I'm @narb''
slaoere elite: Solution 1tiie EaEt9i 1aRf
to- upe Oats eila AleaqfL. 4l1 ~ SApIpi
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3FeiielBgde.
g~reFfe. @nIerEc, 10e: bette Cite (anss
ON Enmslag emo SoHHidgl 2Dts
ctsa5s-1ee, 25s, 5at aHe 5H,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
2Sic lanec fam &uflauo nod ans.
bafteu2

Stod6olm %. Gent. - t9on
". IS. S6epber5, aorreippuocnt
Ser uuiteO @reB) ,9iuBIouD wlro
fcincn SoHoeriric0eu idliebcn.
obcr bic 6rage it, lUie lonqe nod
miro oie>xuiiiide 4rnee Dem SEM
be &i0erit6h0 lciiuu2" ca ull=
Bcrte iih Gborles z. Crane. Elm
1titglieo Ser oiuerifutidea a0ot.
million md HuBlano. Or trai
6cutc aus @etroqruo bier eth. 4,5n
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8irrnarr". iuQte en-. Is lit I'M
moqIih ans octH Gbops irgeu0
me.te ShluBfolaerungeu at 5ie.
BEN. Die Greigniiic In Gttroarao
iidl, lmo 9acnan0 per
mag bette 2t iaaen. mas iidl NOR
Qcil ereigneu mirD So piel lit
iidcr, Bic ruiiiihe RrDoIatioa bot
0eu Ieutidel nidt Bic l%lebgr5eu.
.gltu8 begebradt Bob ite ibr fe
.giCrnagsimtgn 0urh cine aanlida
Hc0plutim ~perbeiieru f1nael Die
FEE @cubL miro 0ttrf 0gltihe
4ricqsgcfolgene Bic ith meijten5
fret belpc9eu tounau. 5litt 4ll30rud
gebradt. Gle bcfHitIciou Die
Ruiicn Wcseu ser anardtittiheu.
3utdu0e Bic lid 0ereH 2maoa herr
i6eH.
arrensfD lift qegenmdrttg BON
Sem &iGel Der 8olidcpltis u5.
90ugiq pergebeus perildt CT, iid
Ser 4}dtt ocrieL6en 3u e1t8ieben.
8Ur 0rei Saqen ernun1te er EN-
neuc5 aa6inett. Ger 5ooiet (Rat
ser arbeiter un6 Splooter, Der 81
Sen 9olihnpifis ii6ergegongcu ii0,
meigert ijd, 0osielbe oa5uerfcu-
men. aerensfp muroe 6nnR itarr.
fGpfia mt0 erflarte, Dab mon ith
nit Der 4lsma6I ieInes an6inett5
3ufrie0an 9ebeu mUIie. So ingen
bic Gmqc. ols idl 4etrogroo per
IieB. Us lit fra8lid ob steren5fn
iih Ser Strait Der 8olidDItl5 &c
mufian Tpeiien lDiro. Gieie itHo
Die mn6reu Observation-Disclosures
Dtosfau un0 oie ubri1en 8roBeH
Staote 0aS &auoes iun0 NIT Dem
Sang Der Grcigniiie in @etrograo
u]njufrie0en. Die Aouf1ijer lltrai.
Hcr mo 5ibiricr molten J]re I'M
obban9i9f.it
gicle oitcrrgidli d3el arIe8sac
.iolle1en 6obcH iid 5Eer 1eraerniet
un0 foalme1 6urh BITE aurtctlltn8
0es 2an015 5I 9eilp
Crane befiaoet ifd ami Dem @c
lac nod 6rdnired
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25

China miG ougc6lid 10000
Mom IrHppan mad 5raufrcid len
Den. Ills Sol0aten ODER ais 8aih-
onfeI2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25

User gnt liien mil. beiuda %.
M}alrer Heit0graat an Der 6ar
nom 1traBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
lnTiiMc 01mnfcr cntlniien.

Gctroaro0. %. 5ept. Die
prooiioriihc &eaicrmq bat be
idloHen, oic W}aunidait Ser regll.
Idrcn glrulce ST. reou3icren. 53Ipei
@riinoe moreu fir ocn GutihhG
moBqcbclo: l. DIS 9oao foct
rjtt lduqer o1uc m0unljhe 2tr.
better blei6en uno , bic altcrcn
2gute in Der glrutee iiuo iir Sic
a0mpie On Der 6ront BOD mir pon.
geriHgcm @eri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-25
RmIiiIdc Hcnfcrcn5
mus Dcrf6cbcn lucrccn!
9elcsuten limb nidlt rchtseitig ein-
gctraffen: aercnsfDs Stgrn
I'M ShuinOen.

Ectroara0. 25. Scpt.-3ie ouf
bcute anbermmte oQruiiiide oenios
a%oniereu5 lit fits mtf Com
u%crst0g neriho6cn morocH, meiI Sic
Ic!cgoten nidt ollc reht3citig eir.
iiH0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
Girl Pitcher Uses Either Arm;
Battles Male Baseball Players

BINGHAM, Utah, Jan. 26.-The
most unique figure in baseball to-
day is a girl! That's the proud
boast made by friends of Miss
Adah Clays, of Bingham, known
intimately as 1.-THE Tomboy."
She is a feminine ball pitcher
de luxe.
The man player who can whip
a ball with either hand is a mar
vel. He who twirls a fair game
with either wing is considered a
phenom.
But this little high school
girl hcavcs dazzling nine
innings from either port or
starb0ard. She is in q class
by herself.
Around her and her two chums,
Pearl Adderly and Lucille Dixon,
one of the greatest indoor base
ball teams in America has been
built.
Miss Clays is the wonder of
men who have faced her. She
possesses that uncanny rarity,
baseball sense, and combines with
it a remarkable pitching arm and
ability to CIT the corners of the
Ilate with either an under or over
hand ball. She also bats from
either side of the plate.
Her admirers declare that no
professional can change his style
as readily as she can. Her famous
curve, THE Bullsnake," so called
from its wriggling course, has
been solved.
The three girls have had num-
Der of opportunities to don suits
of various travelling women's
teams, but they say they are in
baseball only for fun and for relief
from the tediousness of school
books.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
New Regent Bill
Is Entertaining

The new bill at the Regent
Thursday made the biggest hit of
any for weeks.
Encore after encore had to be
given by the Hawaiian Quartet at
each performance. Joe Kekuku
is making the biggest hit with his
guitar.
Something new in balancing
and lifting weights is featured in
the Four Novelty Pierrots' act.
Wilson and Whitman received
no small encore Thursday with
their dancing and repertoire of
songs.
In a dancing tour of the world,
Albert and Albert pull some good
comedy, and introduce a number
of typical dances of different
countries.
The Laioe Trio show that there
is still something new in cycling.
1.-THE Box Car Duo" John Alex
ander and William Fields, al
though seen in Tacoma before,
was received with just as much
applause as ever. Parodies and
a funny dialogue make the hit.
The picture feature of the bill
is the Shielding Shadow" and
Pathe weekly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
PLAYERS vow THEIR
ALLEGIANCE TO FRAT

grams-one from Iris Speaker,
vowing allegiance to the Frat, and
the other from AL Demaree an
nouncing that AL never had said
he would not strike and inviting
Fultz to make that statement just
as strong as he pleased.
Speakers telegram was the
bombshell of the meeting. 1t men
toned the fact that Speakers nose
was sore and said he would have
to stay In Boston to have it treat
ed. But he said:
81 am with the boys. I feel
sure we will win. viii stop over
on my way home"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
Muff Bronson
Nav Go East

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 26. -
Muff Bronson, the clever Port
land boxer, who annexed the coast
lightweight and featherweight IT,
ties Tuesday night by defeating
Harry Pelsinger of San Francisco,
may leave for the east shortly.
The Portland lad, after showing
worlds of speed, has cleaned up
practically everything on the Ia
cific coast, and 1t is believed by
fans here that he would have a
good chance to annex few titles
in the eastern rings.
He already held the Northwest
title when he met Pelsinger, who
claimed the California honors.
Pelsinger was given a severe beat
ing, being sent to the mat with
one of Bronson's jabs.
Bronson is waiting a few days
to see whether any other coast
boxers want to take chances
o ""'1st his deadly punch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. &c. =
"Mick" Hawkins, discoverer and
tutor OF Les Darcy, Australian
phenom, landed here the other day
on his way east to join his famous
pupil and fellow countryman.
The idea Of an American mana
ger signing Darcy and thereby get
ting strangle hold on a fortune
didn't perturb this quiet, unassum-
ing chap of few words. All that
Hawkins seems to care about is
for Darcy to make a complete sue
cess of his American venture.
Hawkins Is the one man in the
fight game VINO isn't looking for
personal glory aud profit. He's a
queer sort of a genius.
IF l find that an American
manager is what Darcy needs, 4"
Hawkins said, Il am willing to
take a subordinate position, ike
that of trainer. | want to do the
best l can for the boy; for I'm his
friend and pal"
Hawkins discovered Darcy when
he was lad OF 16 one night dur
Ing tournament at East Matt
land. He recognized the genius of
the boy and from that time on up
to the present has remained near
the fighter as adviser and friend.
Darcy" he said, would be
crazy to enlist. He's already done
more for his country than any of
those who are insisting that he
carry a gun. He collected $40,
In Australia to help the war suf-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
Thrilling Plot
In "Libertine''

To see the superb motion pic
ture production, "The Libertine,"
at the Apollo until Saturday night,
Is to be brought face to face in
a most startling and realistic man
ner with one of the most vicious
forms of wickedness that exists in
the greatest cities.
The six reels Of which this work
is composed present, with all the
power of a thrilling melodrama,
how the innocent girl, the girl
who finds 1t necessary to work
in the factory or office IL entrap-
ped by the man of money and by
the making of chance acquaint-
ances.
William Farnum in 1.-THE Price
of Silence" great Fox photoplay,
comes to the Apollo Sunday.
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City League
Plans "Sked''

A complete schedule for the
City basketball league, calling for
games up to February 2S, was pre-
pared at league meeting last
night. 1t was reported that the
league teams are enthusiastic over
the race and that much interest
has been aroused with the forma-
ton of the local basket circuit.
The Elks and Tahoma A. G.
teams, both indicated, will meet
in league game tonight on the
YIN. G. A. floor. The Coast Ar
tillery and Falkland teams play
tomorrow night at Falkland.
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KNOCKOUT OF JEFFRIES WON LARGEST
BET EVER MADE ON CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT

against Jeffries. Larkin wasn't
what is known as a piker and his
bets on elections and ring affairs
had established him as ready to
back his opinion with a very con-
versational roll of bills.
The time had come for Jeffries
to get down to rock for his COM
ing business with the negro con-
tender. Jeff and Delaney were at
outs.
Friends of Jeff, while ready to
back him If he proved satisfactory
during the training period, be-
came alarmed when it was found
impossible to get Jim and his old
partner together.
The country was fairly tense
Just before the affair at Reno. And
to spin the thread finer came word
that Billy Delaney, who had guild
ed Jeffries toward his Champion
ship, was in the Johnson camp.
When Jeff climbed into the ring
he had not only Delaney against
him, but 100000 placed by Matt
Larkin. 1t is reliably estimated
that Larkin let his money down
at odds varying from 81 to As
with Jeff the favorite. Splitting
his 100000 in half and securing
the given odds Larkin must have
Won near to $4,000.
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Dates Mixed

Owing to a misunderstanding
over dates, the Sodality A. c. pas
ketball team of Tacoma will not
play the Olympia Y. M. G. A. Sat
urday night. The Tono five had
been previously matched with
Olympia, and the latter team was
expecting the Sodality boys a week
later. A return game with the
O'Brien team, which defeated So
dality last week, will be played at
St. Leo's February 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
Smoker Bill
Now Complete

Paul Steele completed the card
for his smoker next Monday night
when he added Victor Ambrose
and Eddie Hartford, youngsters,
to the bill to day.
The boys weigh 100 pounds.
Eddie is brother of the illus
trious fashion-plate boxer, Jack
Hartford. Ambrose is a brother
Of DOC" Ambrose, for a long
time identified with Tacoma sport
ing circles.
The main event of Monday
nights show will be a bout be-
tween Steele and Willie Mack,
former instructor at the Astoria
Athletic club.
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SOUTH END
TEAM WINS
THECROWN

In another evenly matched, SEN
sationally close soccer game, the
South Side All-Stars defeated the
North End picked team at the Sta
dunn yesterday afternoon, / to 0.
This gives the South Enders the
city title. The first game ended
l to l, and the second 2 to for
the South Side team.
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Darcy's Discoveror Is Here
To Protect His Star Publ

fers. And then, even If he did
go, he would be only one man with
one gun-only drop in the buck
ct"
When Mick reaches the east
the manager question will be set
tied once for all. Darcy isn't rush
ing things. He Is wisely waiting
until his old-time friend Hawkins
gets on the job. He knows he'll
get the right word from Mick"
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NEW YORK, Jan. 26. = Iris
Speaker, AL Demaree and at least
thirty other baseball players,
ranging In station from the Bos-
ton Red Sox and the Brooklyn
Dodgers 10 American association
and International league cluos,
are today firm in their decision
to stand by David l.. Fultz and his
strike of ball players until the
figurative cows wander home
ward.
The thirty gathered last night
In New York to hear Fultz speak
and were surprised by two tele-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
Tahomas May
PLAY Baseball

Members of the Tahoma Ath-
letic club will hold special meet
ing Tuesday night at the home of
Earl and Stan Jones, 3402 North
Washington street, to make plans
for the coming season. The pos
sibility OF organizing baseball
team will be one of the important
matters before the club.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26. -
Pitcher Bill Steen will be a mem
Der Of the Seals next season.
After days conference, for which
Manager Harry Wolverton brought
the hurler from LaCuna Beach .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
Race Toni6ht

Roy Craig and Bud Ellie, Taco
ma long distance roller skaters,
will meet in a five mile, 75-lap
race at the Glide rink tonight.
Craig has not been defeated this
winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-26
New Serial For
The American

The Crimson Stain Mystery"
and three Universal films complete
the Friday and Saturday bill at
the American theater, Old Taco
ma. The film house has signed
up the new sensational Pathe Sc
rial, pearl of the Army" and will
begin showing 1t February z
and &
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that is uncanny. The picture is
entertaining throughout.
The other feature of the bill,
"Redeeming Love-" Is a powerful
drama starring Kathlyn Williams.
The program changes Sunday,
Marguerite Clark coming in the
fairy tale offering, Snow White"