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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
HANS WAGNER is
LONG WAYS FROM
BEING DEAD ONE

used. They would hit anything
and they might go after a waste
ball and hit 1t out of the lot Just
the same as they would one in the
groove"
The statement was made when
Griff was asked his opinion of
why smart ballplayer like
George Mcbride could never
learn to hit.
ut isn't natural for Mcbride
to hit and there are many like
him, fellows like Scott OF the Red
Sox for instance. 1t is natural for
some of the Others"
Then Griff made startling
statement.
'FlI bet II old Cap. Arson
or Dan BrOuthers could get =
some one to run to first for
them they would bat better
than 800 in either major
league today"
All of which is open to ques-
ton, of course, but which brings
us back to the starting point,
John T. Wagner.
Honus is in the middle of his
21st season and he is hitting we'll
above 400, which might be used
as an argument for Griff's state
ments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
Golf Contest
For City Title
Is Moving Fast

With the second round complet-
ed this afternoon, Tacoma golfers
competing for the 1918 city cham
pionship will proceed into the
semi-finals Sunday. The finals
will be played a week from Sum
day.
Already the golf ranks have
been thinned out, so that only the
cream of the city's amateur play
ers Is left in the tourney.
Ross Palmer, last years cham
pion, meets Bill Cooper this after
noon in one of the most important
matches of the day. other tilts
are between Leo Teats and H. s.
Griggs, r. A. Mccormick and Bert
Cultus, e. e. Perkins and G. H.
Raleigh. Tomorrow's match in
the semi-finals will be for SO holes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
lono Playing
CLOSING Game

TONO, Aug. An important
ball game will be played here Sun
day when the Tono club, with a
record of 10 straight victories,
plays the Lott Cure team on the
Tono lot, in the final game of the
season to be staged here. The
Lott Cure team is a strong one,
and the Tono boys are anxious not
to lose their final game. Tono
will play three or four more games
this year on out-of-town grounds.
A game with Russ Halls All-Stars
is contemplated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
Liberty Bill

The Liberty theater's bill for
the coming week follows:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday -
Sweetheart of the Doomed" with
Louise Glaum.
Wednesday, Thursday-"An Old
Fashioned Young Man." with Rob-
ert Harron.
Friday, Saturday - Paddy
O'Hara," with William Desmond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

baseball player is to be draft
ed by higher club. Wonder
Ii this will apply the same
when the higher club is man.
aged by Uncle Sam and the
uniforms are all khaki?
o o o
Anyone who says I am a slack
er is liar" says Jess Willard
Jess probably is safe. Probably
no one would care to resent the
Short and ugly"
FREDDIE WELSH SAYS HE
WANTS TO RECRUIT A REGI.
MENT. If FRED WOULD FIGHT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

for the show will be presented by
the complete New York cast, and
will bring the same swagger fash
ion chorus which was the talk of
Broadway during it's run of solid
year at the Princess theater.
Very Good Eddie" is founded
on famous farce by Philip Bar
tholomae and Guy Bolton, and
therefore has an abundance Of the
most laughable situations. To this
has been added Jerome Kern's
melodious score which contains
more than a dozen popular song
hits.
In the splendid cast will be seen
Denman Maley, Harry Meyers,
George Mack, Florence Earle,
Helen Raymond, Harry Linkey.
Edna Bates, Theodore Warfield,
Jean De Briac, Elaine Ford, Ralph
O'Brien and other Broadway ia
vorites.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

After seeing all sorts of uni
forms on the streets for the past
three months, are you able by this
time to tell the difference be-
tween corporal and a major and
lieutenant?
o o o
A good many Tacomans be-
tween Fl and 81 will learn
the difference so they won't
forget it by the end of the
summer.
o O o
NOBODY SEEMS TO WORRY
MUCH WHETHER WRESTLERS
ARE DRAFTED OR NOT.
o o o
From Chicago paper-"The
u. Paul club has player named
Bohne. We can't help but admire
his frankness." Wonder IL SAM
my saw that?
o o o !
Recruiting sergeants roosting at
the marriage license counters are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

charming little miss, Mae is a
screen coincidence of considerable
talent, and will have plenty of
opportunity to display her ability
in the George Middleton story,
AT First Sight," which comes to
the Colonial tomorrow for four
days.
Franks in a young ladies' semi
nary helm create some of the fun
of the Fatty" Arbuckle comedy
that will be an added attraction
at the Colonial tomorrow. This
is 1.-THE Butcher Boy" Para
mount production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
HAROLD LOCKWOOD IN
THE HIDDEN SPRING"

ling photoplay and he has as his
leading woman a beautiful young
actress, Vera Sisson, picked for
her special fitness for the part she
takes.
The story is one just suited for
Lockwood. 1t has love and fight
ing, two activities in which Lock-
wood shines supreme. The girl is
the daughter of a man that the
hero, Donald Keeth, has to ex-
pose. The resolute Keeth tri-
umphs after very thrilling per-
sonal exploit in a rocky cascade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

IN THE WAR AS HE FIGHTS IN
THE RING THE KAISER OUGHT
TO WORRY.
o o o
Proceeds from an indiana
apo1is automobile race are to
be given to the American am
bmlance section. With the
understanding perhaps that
the ambulances are to be used
at auto speedways after the
war.
o o o
One man In every 10 owns an
automobile. says an auto report.
When the ratio gets down to one
In five. maybe some OF the rest OF
us can afford motorcycle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

Miss Marsh is one of the stars
of Her Condoned Sin," Grit
fiths' latest film.
d. w. Griffith produced Her
Condoned Sin" with the same cast
which made THE Birth of a Ma
ton" notable. Henry b. Walthall,
Mae Marsh, Robert Harron,
Blanche Sweet and Dorothy and
Lillian Gish come to the Mel
bourne today In "Her Condoned
Sin" which further added to Mr..
|Griffiths' reputation as di-
rector and producer of fine spec
tacles.
There are countless thrills, two
unusual love stories, powerful
theme of a good woman's sacri-
flee for the glory of her nation,
big spectacles, pageants and bean-
tiful dancing girls In this six act
production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
LEADING PLAYERS in
"THE HIDDEN SPRING"

Donald Keeth Harold lockwood
ThOra Erickson. Vera SissOn
Quartus Hembly, Herbert Standing
Bill Wheeler $500. Lester CuneO
Daniel kerstOn. II. +. Crane
With many a thrill and throb,
the dramatic picture version of
Clarence Kelland's novel, THE
Hidden Spring." comes to the
Apollo Sunday. Harold Lock-
wood is the hero of this fascinat-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
SIX CINCI PLAYERS
HITTING OVER 800

Clarke, Cincinnati: Kauff. New
York; Rawlings, Boston; Burns,
New York; Groh, Cincinnati;
Griffith, Cincinnati; Chase, Gin
cinnati; Neale, Cincinnati; Will
holt, New York, and Prendergast,
Chicago.
Ty Cobb is so far out ahead In
the American league that he Is
scarcely discernible. He is hit
ting 1888. Speaker Is 26 points
behind, with 1857. George Sis
Ter is in third place with .342.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
TaCOmanS Win

Jim Daley and Lonnie Foye,
representing the Tacoma offices in
the tennis tourney of the Admiral
line, defeated Ashcroft and Ken
nedy of Seattle in the first round
last evening, 7-5, GA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

The biggest and most elaborate
animal act in vaudeville will come
to the Regent Sunday with the ad-
vent In Tacoma of Merriman's
Swiss CANNES.
The act supports a company of
30 dogs, each feature in some
special line of canine endeavor. A
touch of military spirit is given
the act by the Introduction of
clever pantimime entitled 1.-THE
Territorials CHARTERED" in which
all Of the dogs participate. The
pantomime is complete play
with a complete production of
scenery.
A potpuri of genuine enjoyment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

is promised by the arrival of the
Four Juvenile Kings, Riddles
whose ages range from 5 to IT.
Woodward & Morrissey will be
among the laughing features OF
the new bill with their merry me-
LANCE Hank the Mule"
1.-THE Dippy Harmonists" is the
title under which Kane and Wag-
ner appear. Jack Case will intro
duce a line of humorous stories
and clever parodies. Leo Filler
a Roumanian violinist, promises
an entertaining repertoire.
When the Man Speaks" a rir
roaring comedy film, will be the
photoplay feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

Elisabeth Marbury and F. Ray
Comstock will present the New
York musical comedy success,
Very Good Eddie" at the Tacoma
theater next Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The engagement is musical
event of considerable importance,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
U. OF w. FOOTBALL
STAR TO MARRY
(By United Press. !

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.
-Cy Noble, last year football
star Of the University of
Washington, and Miss Doris
Smith of Portland, will be
} married here next week, 1t
was announced today. They
had planned TO be married
later In the year, but Noble
) entered the Preside officers
training camp and the couple
decided to wed at once.
l n a. ~ a n a - a . a a a -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
PACIFIC COAST U0AGUE 8


Games Yesterday.
San Francisco 3, Portland s.
Vernon 4, Oakland Q.
Los Angeles 8, Salt Lake 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04

Roert NJ. Cranmer. a chemist
OF Penn Yam, N. T., is expert
menting with hay as q food for
humans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
Jack White Is
LightWeigntNoW

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Jack
White, former featherweight. has
followed his brother Charlie into
the lightweight division, and to-
day announced he is ready to
meet all corners in that class
over any route.
a "a Is q @ q a, & d Is d q 6 6 o q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
LEADING PLAYERS In
"AT FIRST SIGHT"

'h. S""n -. We - Naiit0h
! They call Mae Murray the
"Brinkley Girl" for when the
lovely little actress was a MEM
Der of Flo ziegfeld's merry crew
OF maidens she was chosen by
Nell Brinkley as the type she
wished to immortalixe.
In addition to being a very
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
DR.. w. F. BLAIR
$685. Pacific Avenue,
Tacoma, Wash.

--Hours--O q. m. to d p. m.
daily. Evenings, z to 3 p. m.
Monday, Wednesday and .Satur-
day only.
Sunday. 10 q. m. to I D. N.
only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-04
United Press Leased Wire.)

NEW YORK, Aug. An spite
of the slump of the Cincinnati
Reds, averages published today
show six members of Mathewson s
team hitting 300 or better.
Eddie Rousch, Cincinnati out
fielder, leads the league with
1892; Cruise, st. Louis, following
with 1927. Other 800 stickers
are Steele, Pittsburg; Hornsby,
st. Louis; Fisher, Pittsburg; T..
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fano. min on ioirniiben tGbben tcti
eldmdni ioutrniit rappiOtiIaon, eta
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leen ferddmaIld opila. Wiin toiipom.
me teilIc faifiIIe ferGdiille, iefa lab
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= Tpgtaiiimm pnrpGriston for.
mareita pleiien bptpdn taipan milfaan
6ppGntabtoilesti muistamam Sron-
moooin ieuraflrntaa objectionable
Soululabiafii fuormon pmita. &irfon
l1mmitpslaitofiesia moi fGpttdd
faifenlaiiio puita, ioten Ell ole oil
man mGlftGmGtontd tucba parbaita
puita, pGGGiia on maan ettG iofainen
mnistaiii leurafuntoa t%iionialla flior-
man puita.
- &iitos. Ippo1n mpos Iauiua
labioista fiitofieni Mrs g. 2ebiinen
ia Scr Somi Saarinen. SeibGn nj
met on erebopfiesid iGGnpt pois nil
me numerosta.
Sofia SiobIom.
- &iitos! TGmdn fdatto pvpb6n
lanfia ipoGmeIliiet fiitofiet Iea0-
miIlen ia Oe Seerin ~fpfdldiiilIe iiitG
pllGtpfiestG minfa panitte tointeen
piime I~unnumtoi -iltGna ia fiitos ra-
b~alabiasta, iota oil $1,000. Serra
labianne ~runIaosti paIfitfoonl
Nario ia Sacob @oliui.
- Salntaan. SnomaIoinen eng
lannin fielt1 ioitfiin tperran taitapo
tptto boIiitaan beti taapalliiiin to-
loustoibin. SpwG palffa furncn TO-
toIIe. 2Gbemmin
Mrs. emil Npberg,
Commercial Sotel, Mellen isis.
= Sri psfataieia. BiIustumiiet
iobtotpat eriIaiiiin ps~fGloieibin -
"fiiitpaai psfGGn', 'tdItpipsfGGn",
erippi-psfddn furffrtortpi.psfGan
astmapsfdGn, fiuiaIlifeen totuaan ps-
fGGn jofa nostaa tlifebirttotpaa limaa
@nos Sarbert, Yaolisto, Snb., fir.
ioittaa: "ItiuG psfin pbtGntittaiicsti
ia moin tusfin mrff,ia. Solepn so.
nep & Ear buojenii mtniun ia poranii
mimun psf1ni tdpoeldiiesti." Mbp.
tGipGnG faiffidIla. (Slm.)
8afefielbin ompduiepron till
TIPS pitooeIle 1916:
8ofoufiio on faiffiaan pibettp 27.
Bnb6as tuIo fabhpista OF, olliit $t37.
eclIcria so ienttid. Mabac flsIosia
puooeIle 1917 on $52.52. Mlusta.
ma fofous tnlIaan pitdudGn taa,mif.
is b. 1917 Socob gfiosicntn aiua-
noilo. EitIfoo taos faifin uuIiIIa
woimillo. ~
Wrs N. @asfelo, %firiuri.
Tmoitits.
@iIbertin Slom. @tp. 2iitb. &oit-
lullisierrofitntton lpitoiifooflis pioc-
tddn fommifiutn % pGitpd 1917 Sill
bertin Suom. firtosia flo s III.
&ofoufiesia tarfastetoan tilt, ia
ipolitaon iiuii mirfofunta icfG fesfits
teIlaan ia pGGtetdGn papin banffimi-
fiesta D.. M. fertrofitnboa fosfepisto a.
iioisto.
SernIon @o6os, W. Stu,
clinics. firiuri.
9abbebfdufs mnteaeaieiHefndn
ifGinen. s. S. aboins Sprtngfiel.
oistG, Mo., firioittaa: "1tinitild cli
fofpa miiniiaistmiti.tdpaiis. Nifid
oIen 10 iponbo, 81 ipirsoen ifdiner.
Win6 foetin eri pdronnistopcid,
mutto mifGdn ei tebnpt miuiiIIe Min
bptpdd FUN GoIepn 9iSnep. piIs."
GoIep aibnep wilIfit sudb,Distdsuut
b~eifomtineitn snitruoiiid, eristdtpdf
tperestd boppoia ia nrprttpid ia biso'
ientutuot r~aftcbairiSttd. aepstdspd.
nd faiffiaIIa. NHm.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

y Y~llGoletpar poptdfirian 14:sta
ppf1lGsiG ipptetddn Iiittaian toimi'
tasta, ettei miifa ole iiiIastu faiffid
iieltG lGbetettpid firioittflia. Sito'
BON ipptofieen iaamme tpastata, ettei
ipptSfiesiG ole ollenfaan perda. Wse
oIemme iuIasieet faiffi iieIta iaa-
mamlme firjeet, frnfin t~uitoronia mt
faan. OIiii nouoatettatpa toisten
taomitiemifesia maropaiirltta, ettei
iortuiii tefemGGn tpddria ipptOtiid
ia pddrid t,iomiOita, filld |om tpota
tofisfafin. ~
Eoimttns.