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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13
Son emancipadas las
bailarinas rusas

EETROGRiDO. Scpticmhrc L.
Entire las muchaS rcforras rcaliza,
daS por Ia rc"oluciVn en- este pals,
esta Ia dc Ia emancipation DC las
%hailarinas ru;.,S. Que como cS hicn
sabido. So hallaban hajO Ia fcrula
del gobicrno monarquico. no solo du-
rantc 81 tempo que hacian sus cs-
tudiOS en- las Academies de los tea
tros. s;nO por bucn numcro dc amos
dcSpucs de habcr terminado su ca
rrcTa.
Sahido cS que las bailarinas rusas,
en- Ia GpOca del gobicrno monarQui-
co. no podian dcdicarse a ningIn
otro trabaio o profession. mas que n
aquel para cl que habian 0 cstaban
cstudiando.
Con e. triunfo de Ia revoluci0n.
este sistcma seguido en- los Teatros
lmperialcS, ahora del Estado, ha sido
abolido y cl gobicrno pcrmitc Que
las muchachas que Sc dcdican al cs-
tudio del Eailc, pueden en- las horas
desoclpadas que tengan. eStudiar
las profesiones que desccn o dcdicar-
Sc a cualquier trabajo Il oficio que
sea de SUI agrado Y voluntad.
Tai ha sido ell resultado de los
trabajos llcvados a cabo por una Co.
mission especial que sc nombr6 por
Ct gobicrno rcvolucionario para quc
eStudiara al organization de las AGA
dcmiaS de bale de los m~cncionados
Tcatros Imperialcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13
koruiIoff dice que es un aeto de verdadero patriotismo
rebeIarse contra e| goberno provisional
IAcusa Al los emhenlentos de ISL goteraO de ssar t~abaand0 pG Ia deroa de Russia

Soy el hijo de IN simple cosaco,"
eS el CRITIC de guerra del jefe rebel
de. "Prefiero la mueEe a Ia YER
giienza de Russia. Los mercenario,
yermanofilos Ell e. gab:nete de Ke-
renSky, abogan por Ia derrcta de Ru-
STA. Hay que acabar con esos plea
ros. y Petrogrado," Tai es la aren-
ga que frecuente dirige a sus hom-
bres.
En- csta capital s. cree que Korni-
:off antes de iniciar 81 golpe contra
Petrogrado, ~dcm2ndar&. Ia a~bdicaci6n
&c kcrensky, para ponersc 81 al fren-
te del gobierno y poner en- practica
ST p~olit;ca csbozada en- Ia famosa
confcrencia dc NoScu.
Para dcMoStrar que su golpc va
dirigido contra Ia Influenza aiemana
en- Pctrocrafo. Korniloff ordcn0 a
miSmo tempo quo cl avancc dc sus
tropaS Sobrc Ia capital. una offensive
contra los tcutcnes al surcStc dc Ia
Eukovina. CT donde los cosacoS cstan
ppcrando . gran viGor.
Tcoricamente. los ejcrcitos ruSoS sc
hallan ahora sin WI comandantc en- ic-
fc. Korni'off fuG dcpucSto pOr kc-
rcnSky. LokomSky. g! jcfo dc su Es-
tado Mayor, Sc rchu:6 Il accptar la
oicrta del primer Nur;Stro. dc tomar
81 mando supreme; KlcmbovSky. NOM
brado en- sustituci0n dc korniloff. Sc
cncucrt-s co7tado dc toda ccncyion
fcrrocarrilera con los cuartclcs gene.
ralcs y adcniS ;edavia no ha rcci-
dido la comiSi6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

ell que este ilegue a ser el nuevo jefe
de IL Situaci6n.
E miiitar rebelde, pcqueno de es-
tatura. pero srandc Ell poder, ticne
en- 81 abono para cantarsc las SIM
pa5ias. DopUlares. haber Sido g! heroe
dc II trcmeada ofensiva cmprendida
per los ruscs en- Julio pr6Ximo pasa-
Dc. Tue hubiera resultado sin duda.
CT In cartura de Lcmbcr@ j no ha-
Der Sido por n desiealtad de las trc-
vas J! su insGbordinaci6n.
Antics de que kerensky y el go
bicrno provisional Sc reeobraran de
Ia sorprcSa que el desafio del gene
ralisimo les causara, pidiendo pode-
res aksr:3tos. cl cemandantc depues-
n hahia cnyiado tres podc.osaS CO.
lvmnaS dc suS mas adictaS tropaS,
,odaS elias Veterans. contra II CAPT
al. Para ahora. las fuerzas rebel
de- tieacu cast rodcado Il Pctrogra-
do. pucs Sc c~ncu"ntran fernando un
y~c,rirircrp Pr e. rumbo del u ;!
sJycc:lc. cni.1ic como base de- opc-
r..i.HrS ias pcblar;oncS dc Ono. Luga
y Narva. que 50 c~utucntr3n a 12d,
- = - miIlas rcspcctjvam"ntc dc
Triroyrado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

QUEER 2taquc Y SC cSpera que TODD
derramamiento de sangre a consc-
cuencia de Ia curra civil. podra evil
tarSe.
"Constantemente Sc eStan recibien-
do pruebas de Ia lealtad dc las tro-
pas y del pueblo. por cl gobierno
pl ovisional. tanto en- esta capital. CO.
mo de todas las provincias. Las or
gan,zaciones publicas han anunciado
SUI determination en- apoyar al 60
hi2rno provisional por todos los me-
dos rosibles.
Us recesario para Ia Scguridad dc
Ia pairia. que sc Guardc una compile
ia unidad de accion. Fl gobierno re-
comienda absolute calma V dcmanda
n completa submission al gobicrno V
4 SuS representatives..
Firmado. KERENSkY."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

Esta lection dc limCn 10 c stara
, h;cu pocp. haSais = juIEuc
I'd, rui=1lc.


No h2y ul@jyr c1 O., nuud0 gu"
sro sep, rl. Z iuco del hmou cs 81
ni-jor ,asr>dicat" para remover to
la~ ~1grcIlys lcstigurac'on's G2c
.,f.ct.a = l. complexion; al como
rar7 ds- nloucura = Ia Plcl ' hac"r
re-v=rc-sr .QGe.i"s c~"l"rcs rosaSos
ore Ic ma.ho tleuuu" a'-as hah'an
ulcdado escpu4ido<, Psro hay Tne
vcr iam5tsn ,g,r . iugo dci ]m"u
Sole por 81, miSmc. g. a''do Y r"r
consrcreuc:s i~-rjtar.r = ,ijcho jngo
dcbstia. lie mc1c1aTs" go" orchard
white dc II maucga SiSuiCntr. EE-
pr;ma pur an ljerzu Appropriate cI III
20 dc dos lir,urrs frcscos y c~o!"por-
10 on UNI to,clIa que conLcug' ties
ons7S dc "orchur5 vhitc' sin dc5a'
10 ca.igln h;ru ~ Ia miSma hVtrIia
y por wc,iin liz este simple proceed
mjr-,,a = = ~ mlswc cost" POGO mas
u r.cr.oy ,tc !" qac e~Gu%aldrja lii ro-
mo nyqucau lie cold cream ~criirar'o,
u-.rHdva TIL. IN cuarto de plata
compic;, Ii = rc7IaJ mas hIcn reco-
m-lj3da payGs 81 compicNj1n. Cuclc
bisv Il ju@o del ljm"". para evjtar
uu" - iuty"du8rau - IA h"tcils las
Scruigas. T.Iipa. etc. y lcudsa Id,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

campana Y la rapida movilizacion de
las fuerZas. korniloff do ordcn de
que fueran retiradas de Petrogrado Y
Sus a~:rcdcdoreS. las tropas gobiernis-
taS. al miSmo tempo que cnviaba a
esta capital varias de las unidades.
particularmeutc dc cabaIleria. que te-
MIA Ia sc"uridad dc que lie presta-
rian 81 apoyo.
koynjleff. sin embargo, no tuvo
tempo para remover de Pctrogrado
y 81 distrito, todaS las tropa5 gobier-
ristas. sesuu parece y aunque Sc
cree cue hay ~elenentos adictos al Je-
fe rebelde, tanto dentro de eSta CAPT
tai. como en- los alrededores, princi-
palmente en- la region de las Was fe-
rreas entire esta capital, Psvoff Y
Ono. Sc ticne Ia seguridad de Que
las tropas lcsles son mas numeresas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

PETR0GRADO. Septiembre IL
AVER en- Ia ;arte IN sensational ru-
NOR cue Sc propal6 con IA rapidcz dc!
.rayo Dor toda la ciudad, puso en- con-
~locion q ,cGcS los habitsntes. Ike
rcnsky Ia siGo asesiEaio.' era IA f-a-
Sc que co-ria le boca e. boca cauSan-
do general excitaci6n en- ID capital.
Sir embargo. uadie poGia coafirmar
81 rumor. Ni@guao &c los correspon-
sales de h prensa habian visto q;
Primer Ministro, deSdc e sabado en-
II noche.
Ia cxc:.ar!dn popular. sc debia mis-
bien que n runner dc Ia mucrte de
korersky. 4 Ia inc~ertidu1bre de 10
que Sobrcvcndria !ucgo. pues acerca
del tr;igico fjn del Prime. MiRistro.
v"a; mas cIaI mcnoS. cspcrsban puc
ovurrivya tar,ie o trmrrano. dado G!
gran uJta"ro dc cuemj%cS que aVucl
s. ha crcsto, Yrjacipair"rtc cn're
los bulSh,yihi : otroy partjdoS raij-
~alra. Ic7o rnuao :" d;re. tai rp,a
go ha nss7,;o t~ndaviq IL vcr IN sim
rIv ru;c"r.
IL o-rca .. Krrrmsky 4a,'a - la
cuh':~;daI aycr. 5yerca dc NJ" >" Ir,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13
Sc MMoHA QUE KBRENSkY HA
Srpo AsgsSADO

LoSDREs, septembrs Eel dia-
no susco "AHtonblsdt' puhlica un
ruzaor snsanado de personals que han
llssaao a ccpenhSgue, procedcntes dc
Ia capital Ttsa, referentc 8 cue ct
Primer Mfnistro Alexandra herensky
Ia sfdo asesinado per I'm m'c"lbFo d'
les bolsbeviG. Segun dice IN %eSp"-
cbo enviado do EstecoiT'o nor q co
r~rsspousal Del Exchange Telegraph
rscib;5o squi snochc,
.Ef rtn1or no ha podido. SIN en-
h.rgo, ser confirmaio hasta anoT2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

tQNDRES. Esptiemhfs t2,-En IA
EmbsJada ruEs en- ssts capital, SIS di.
10 snoche que Hinglnas not!ciaS Sc ha-
bian recibido dc Petrogrado, dcSdc ei
tunes poC Ia msnana : que p0r 10
tanJo sc ignora en- absolute 10 CITE
hubiera paSado en- - capital.
"Fs.amcS c9nD'Ntanente q ohScu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13
RECLUTAS HABILES
lrurauIa EsurrjJl para IA pRESSt

irlcgranra Esperial para IA pgENSA.
WASHINGTON, Scrjicmhrc -.
Ell Dcpartamcnto dc Guerra anun-
clio hoy que a todos los reclutas Que
dcmucstTcn ser habilcs para cl Scrvi-
clio militar. sc les dara op~ortunidad
para obtcncr comisioncs en- cl eicr-
cito regular, despuGs de que hayan
SiGo cnviados al tercer campamcnto
dc instruction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13
La %En,bbaiiadta rHsa en- Lendrgs NADIA sabe de Ia situaei6n

gas acEECg Dc 10 jus maya ueurFidc y
per shora no tenemv8 mas informa.
cfon que Ia que da Ia prensa,' diio
Il de los Secretaries dc Ia Embaia-
ia. Como llegaran rumores a eSta
capital de que el primer Ministro
herensky habia Sido asesinado. IN pc
riodiSta interTag6 q los funcionarios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13
PARA EAGLE PASS.

Para al cercana ciudad de Ea%te
Pass, Sslio Ia noc1e dc aver, ei Sc
nr don Francisco Arredondo Cope
radicado aetuaimcnte en- eSta-.
Dc Eag,e Pass, seGuird 81 vlaJe {.
sr5or ArrcdoGdo Cepeda, para las
c;,dates rexicanas de Saltillo Y Mon
tsrTcy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

~ podran dominar la situaci6n.
Dicese tambi6n que las tropas adic.
taS a korniloff. enviadas a csta ca.
pital. no tenian conocimiento previc
del complot, Dor 10 que Sc han mantle.
nido hasta ahora, en- calma. no obs.
tantc que entire elias hay I'M pcIigro.
50 fermcnto. que scgiin Sc Sabe. Va
diriCido contra la mayoria bolshevi-
ki de la cuarnici6n.
FL gobicrno ha declarado que esta
SECURE dc que ningunas de las tropas
en- la ~retaguardia del frente de bata-
LA, secundaran ell moyimiento de Kor-
niloff Y cue hasta el domingo en- la
noche los jefes del ejercito en- la Il
LEI de batalla, no tenian noticia del
cuartelazo del eScomandante en- iefe
del cicrcito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

de Ia Embajads fuss 81 Il ngticia
podria ser %c6nfirnlsds, Il 10 que aqusl
contesto:
"Heinos fecibido esa misma noticis
de fuentes suecas; pero NADIA Sabemos
de cierto acerca de ella"
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(AGv.)
ASOCIACiON DE MEDICOS
MEXICANOS

, SsriOs IocdiCos mcXicanrs scos-
! iaSoos dar c~n1isGI,Es meaicss por
! cerrea cun 81 prc7osito de servu
!, >; cnIupatrlota eafermn que vive Ell
lugsTes que 40 hay H.sdiCo mcIica-
80 O que tropieza con difieultsdes
de, idi0nz.
Todos xoRoa 7edicGs con nu-
! chs amos de practica, y estamoa
!. lessimcnte autorizadoS para eier-
ser aueSua profession en- ests E.
isdo.
En- iUGto e~strdiarerros cads cAsG
! que SC nos eonsuite. ' acordarew0s
!, 81 trstsmirnIo que debs de insti-
, tuig<h.
No cohramoS cORspltR.
DAREAOS UNA OPINION HON
; RaDA
! Dirijs Ia correspondence h:
asOCiACION De AEDICOS Me-
xICASCS
|, 7. o. Box 19l. Sau0s A.
San Antoal5, Texas.
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(Pasa q Ia 81. rag. Col. 3a.)
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Address all correspondence TO: -.
S2. IGNACIO E. LOZAN0
120 N. SANTA ROSA AVE. ~.
SAN ANTONIO, TExAs

Old phone. Travis 94tf.
.E1tered as second class matter February
n. 1918, at tho Post office at San Antonio.
Tex. under the Act OF uUch , 1879
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BIhky0 POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PRECI0S DE- SUSCRpCION:

81 Los EStatos UaiGus, Mexico. Canedt. On
bs. Puerto Rico, Panama, y las lsias
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
Tom Mix Has a
Few ThrillerS
In His Comedy

For sheer speed, thrilling stunts.
and corlting good subtitles 1t
would be hard to equal the Fox
comedy, "A Soft Tenderfoot, :"
which is an added attraction of
the Colonial bill this week. Not
even the best of Mack Sennett's
immortal Keystones surpass it.
Tom Mix is starred in the pic
ture, and this daring cowboy
proves an athlete every whit as
agile as Douglas Fairbanks. He
does some amazing jumps and
stunts. An unnamed Chinaman
in the offering is not so slow him
self and does one remarkable feat
in getting into a spring wagon.
Down 30 Earth" the Fair
banks feature, is a rare comedy
and these two pictures make up
some good entertainment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
Russ Is Wearing
Overalls These
Days and Tolls

Russ Hall, manager OF the
Tacoma Tigers, is some busy
man these days. Besides
managing an ali-star semi-prO
team, so that he can provide
Tacoma fans with n good
tfsnd of baseball even tho
the Northwestern league is
extinct, Hall Is also prepar-
ing to open his famous recre-
alton center at 18th and Il
streets.
His Glide rink will be
thrown open to the public
Sept. 20. And i'm the mean
time Russ Is the busiest guy
I'm Tacoma, Ofling skates,
smoothing floors, repairing
windows that weakened UNI
der winter strains, and doing
the thousand and one jobs
that always crop up.
He Is also trying to ,sign
up a game Cor che aIl-star
boys Sunday, and is dickering
with the Seattle Drydock Il
Construction Co., the Seattle
Elks, Pacific Coast Steel
workers and the Fort Flagler
soldiers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
Tine Canadians Spirit

swamp lands,
From the land of muck and
.mire,
and pitch,
And iron and flesh and fire.
I've been up to my knees in wa
tiers that freeze
And suck out the lives of men !.
While the shells shrek by till
you pray to die
And I'm going. back again.
I'm fool vop saw Tot onotbar
nav
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05

Benny has been reading some o.
Mr.. Nick Carriers famous litera
ture. And he says he'd rather &c
to war instead.
o o
Once I'm n while we read of q
game that looks like the night be.
fore the morning after.
o o o
OUR QUERY OOLYUM.
Clarice.-Yes, sister, the
immigration officials are very
strict on the Canadian bor-
der. OF course, you might
try putting the stuff in the
reserve gasoline tank Of your
auto, but something seems to
tell me that the inspectors at
Blaine have heard of that
stunt before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
SPORTS.
WAR CAUSESODD
CHANGES in LAW
COVERINGDRAFT

/ from which he was drafted will
retain title to him and receive
nothing from the drafting club.
Players this year will be drafted
from class AA and class A leagues
by name. In recent years these
players were not named until after
the drafting club had won the
right to pick a man.
All cancellation of drafts must
be made within "a hours after the
draft has been made and all such
cancellations must be made in
writing to the secretary of the
commission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
IF BALL PLAYER
GOES TO WAR, HE
CAN'T BE DRAFTED
MOVIES
Woman Makes
a New Record
AT Honolulu

HONOLULU, Sept. 4.-(Delay-
ed. Miss Claire Galligan OF New
York today Is the new holder of
tho women's 220-yard swimming
record. unless the mark of Miss
Dorothy Burns of Los Angeles,
made last February, but not yet
recognized, is made official. Miss
Galligan covered the distance In
the sports carnival here in 3;05 VI
Miss Burns was second. altho her
February time was faster. Miss
Frances Cowells OF San Francisco
finished third.
Norman Ross won the 40 IN
SO AS, while Duke Kahanamoku
equaled his own worlds record of
23 seconds In the 50-yard event.
with Clarence Lane second. Ross
finished fourth In the 50-yard
race.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05

, to bring home a second worlds
championship to the Polo grounds.
When the National league race
started this spring the critics said:
The Giants will win in a walk
II their pitching holds up"
There was Schupp with a won
derful but short record behind
hfm-would he be able to dupli-
cate3
There was Sallee--a good pitch
or. but erratic.
| There was Tesreau-more or
less undependable.
And Perritt, who might or
might not do and Anderson, Ben
ton and Middleton.
1t was pitching staff that put
a big IF in the Giants chances to
win.
How they came thru is now an
old story.
But the question Is, what
can the Red Sox, or the White
SOx do against the kind OF
southpaw pitching McGraw
will send out against them2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
EMMY WeHLEN IN MISS ROBINSON cRUSoE",

Manager Anderson today brings
a new Metro production to the
Apollo, Miss Robinson Crusoe,"
with the beautiful and popular
star, Emmy Wehlen in the leading
role. There will be a new COM
edy and new Pathe news pictures.
miss Robinson Crusoe" tells
story in which spies figure and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
ARMY Still To
Play Football
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

''"'eo 'reSs hehseu "HcJ
WEST POINT, n. Y, Sept. g.
The army will have its football
team this year, but there will be
no, game with the navy. This an
nouncement was made today with
the added statement that an eff
fort will be made to resume tho
schedule abandoned last spring
when athletics at the service
school were abandoned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
Amt Nature
Wonderful?
BY Gene Ahern

ODE no CHARLES RAY.
Chas Ray la
A movie actor.
He's to the movies
What Ty Cobb
Is t0~baseball.
Water Is to
A fish. and
Payday to all
or US
Why all this
Praise salve
You sayf
Hearkenl BEND
An ear.
When II comes
To looks, Chas
Is no SLOUGH,
And when suited,
And gents furnished
UP he looks
Like those snappy
Magazine clothes
Ads, but
With those gifts,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
Start
Match Today

Meadow Park women golfers
began their annual championship
tourney today. The first days
play is devoted to a qualifying
round. Arthur Syman, Tacoma
jeweler, has offered handsome
cup to the 1917 champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
DE7ER'Stt;;s;;i;:
l IFFLEA.

They're talking of passing a
rule making fight champions de-
fend their titles at regular inter-
walls. This Is a fine time TO sug.
gest a rule like that, Just as Jess
willard announces he will fight
after being tauntesi for two OF
three years.
q q O
The licorice ball Is good now
only in candy form.
o o n
THE GOOD OLD DAYS WHEN
WE PUT AN EXTRA BLANKET
ON THE BED ARE FAST AP-
PREACHING.
o
Politics are looming up for
next spring. Wonder what's
/. happened to Lorenzo Dow
lately?
o o O
A 13-year-old Cleveland caddy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
Trout Fishing
Proves Costly

Because he fished for trout in
that part of the Green river from
which Tacoma receives its water
supply, In violation of city and
state laws, ]. o. Floberg, North
ern Pacific station agent, was
fined $40 in police court yester-
day. Scott l.. White. who has
charge OF the city's chlorine gas
publication plant, arrested him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05

He isn't like
IL out of 10
OF the movie
Heart crushers" who
Pull this every
Move a picture"
Stuff, when they
Perform In a film.
He does act, In
Capital letters
Whether his hair
Is slicked up
Or not. That's him.
IL all these movie
"Romeos" with the
Exception of a
Couple were like
Chas. most of
Us wouldn't go
To the movies to
Sleep-Speech!
Speech!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
Lochburn Has
New President

Spencer Conrow, one of the
most enthusiastic golfers In Ia
coma, and an active member OF
Lochburn club, was elected presl-
dent Of the club at a meeting OF
the board of directors yesterday
afternoon. Sidney Anderson. for
mer president. resigned because he
could not devote sufficient time to
tho office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-05
Omitted Press Leased wirs.)

CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. o.
Chairman Hermann OF the Ma
tfonm commission today gave no
dee that the annual baseball draft
Vlll he held here Sept. 20, but
that a few new rules will govern
fne drawing.
Payment for drafted players
Will be held up until the player is
ID the service of the drafting club.
IA case a drafted player enters
The war, the minor league club
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RUBE" M
BENTON ~
50
Golf Title Is :.
Fight Center

DEL MONTE, Cal, Sept. g.
Russell Smith and Vincent Whit
ney were eliminated today as golf
championship prospects following
their defeat yesterday by Douglas
Grant and Jack Neville, respective
ly. c. Il. Maud and Rudolph Will
helm continued as contenders,
having won their matches with E..
d. Porter and w. III. Crscker, yes
terday. Championship play CON-
tinued today.
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made the 1S holes in 8l-and
never went near the 18th hole!
q O .
Rowboats at TT. Defiance
are guaranteed not to sink
because they have tanks filled
with air. II that air-tank
idea applied To humans,
there's a lot OF people we
know in Tacoma who'd be
natural swimmers.
q O q
IT'S AS SAFE TO BET THAT
CHICAGO AND BOSTON WILL
SEE THE COMING WORLDS SE-
RIES, AS TO WAGER MONEY
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF
TACOMA WILL STIR UP AN.
OTHER ROW WITHIN A WEEK.
q o
Benny Leonard has been invited
to come into the wild and woolly
west to do some fighting. But
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MAY BAR MORRIS


CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 5-Carl Morris barred from
fighting the
Matt Hnkel,
and Fulton
consider Morris late today
AS president of the b. A. shall urge that Morris be barred
from all controlled association"
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE SIX FOR
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SIX.
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Miss Wehlen wears some stunning
gowns.
The Apollo's enlarged orchestra
has won the admiration of crowds
at the theater this week. The big
aggregation of musicians provides
not only excellent musical accom-
paniment but also plays overtures
at every performance.
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. %>~~~N<~AaHeSAS
Standing OF the CLUBS.
Games Yesterday.

Games Yesterday.
ror- and-Salt Lake gamo post.
ponce; Portland travelling
Los Angeles-Oakland game post
poned; Oakland travelling.
Vernon 3, Frisco 2.
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Eames Yesterday.

Games Yesterday.
At Boston
First game r II N
New York ............2 5 l
bOStOu 81 U
Motridge, Cullop, Shocker and
Alexander; Ruth and Agnew.
Second game r Fl e
New York ............71 IL 0
DOSLOH d u
Baldwell and Nunmaker; Mays
and Thomas.
Philadelphia 2, Washington ].
Chicago ID, st. Louis g..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

. @ o + . o o o o q 8 8 o o . .
Standing of the Clubs.
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ADJUSTMENTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE WINNER MUST FACE
TOUGHEST SOUTHPAW GREW In HISTORY

The club that wins the Ameri-
can league pennant will be called
upon to face the toughest combi-
nation of southpaw pitching in
baseball In the world series.
MoGraw Is prepared to send
into the fighting line Fred Sohupp,
Slim Salbee and Rube Benton. a
southpaw aggregation not equaled
by any club In either league.
They are his three best pitching
bets. II has been their work that
has kept the Giants way out ahead
of the field In the National league
and It Is on them he will. depend