davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14

The dog is the property of Mrs. v
L. Henderson Of Toronto, a Red Cross
nurse, who hopes soon to go to the
base hospitals in northern France
With Mrs. Nella Hadley, also Of thai
city, she is in charge OF the Red Cross
booth at the hotel 49,
Photograph shows Mrs. Hadley and
Imported Hamhletonian.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14

DR.. Mars, an American citizen who
was arrested by the Germans when
the war broke out, escaped and ar
rived on a Spanish liner which ar
rived at an Atlantic port.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14

Also the cotton factories are getting
,eady to turn out lots of wooden goods
or the soldier boys.
One person in each 35 has an auto
mobile now, and of the other "a three
re lolling on the back seat, and 81
Ire lodging
The Pacificts who think the Uni
ID States needs no navy should be
ant out to fight the submarines in
anoes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14

The schooner Coral Leaf. bound for
England with a load of lumber, was
shelled by a submarine and set af1re.
The crew escaped without injury
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14

The committee on finance Of the
Chamber Of Deputies Of Brazil has ap-
proved Of the plan to send to France
an army Of Brazilian officers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14
BUSES FOR TOXIC.

Toxic, July 14-Tokio is planning
to inaugurate public auto-bus SER
vice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14

SO far as yet heard from, none OF
the girls have yet been drowned by
any long and encumbering bathing
suits.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14

The fact that a legislator is very
Jealous of the rights of his state does
not prove that he is irrevocably OPP
posed to federal appropriation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-14

An enormous amount of shoe ma
chinery is being turned out to pro-
duce hand made shoes for. the army
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-07
Cream Of Almonds

fragrant cream white liquid keeps the skin smooth
and soft. Prevents the smart after shaving.
35c Bottle I0c
for .........,.., 1ON
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-07
SCOUT
Playing Cards
Red & Blue Backs,
Smooth Finish.
15c PIX. 2 for 20c

Standard Price This Sale
Cathartic Pills, 1905 AZ, 2 for 40
Blauds Iron Pills
blood Tonic, grs. .S5 for 40
A. B. & S. Pills. zoos .35 2 for 40
A. B. S. & C. Pills,
zoos .-.......- IS 2 for 40
Maiie Depilatory
Powder ........ 80 2 for SO
Syrup White Pine
and Tar. g o.. so for so
Tampico Nail Brushes 10 2 for 10
Liquid Tar Shampoo
Soap. s o.. 1900. 80 2 for 40
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-07

standard Price This Sale
Nipples, white. doz.. so for l55
Nipples, black. doz.. so for 50
Plush Back Mirrors. Is for 80
Metal Soap Boxes. 20 for 80
Red Cross Cotton,
4 or. pkg. .... 20 for %
BARRIERS Bar Soap.
cake ........... 10 for Is
Crown Bath Soap.
large bowls, each. 800 for sos
Gckes Soap ... % for so
vicolfa Medical Soap,
cake ...,..... so for So
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-07
Country Club
Playing Cards
Gold Edge, Satin
Finish.
CSC PIX. . for 4Oc

Standard Price This Sale
Montague Hair Dress
ing ............ Is 2 for 20
Haform Foot Powder .25 2 for 80
Aloha Tooth Wash I. % 2 for 80
Maile Tooth Powder % 2 for so
Worm Lozenges % 2 for 80
Witch Hazel, small. % 2 for so
Witch Hazel $500. 30 2 for SO
Fl. H. Ammonia 49,. rs 2 for 80
Quinine Hair Tonic,
large ...,....s.. 100 2 for Los
Quinine Hair Tonic,
small ........ 80 ? for 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
NIKE GIBBONS WINS
EASILY OVER DILLON

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. sept. Il
Nike Gibbons of 81 Paul shaded lack
Iglion u Indiana polls IN every round
of their ;en-rOund no-tecision bout
according 10 sport writer's who .av- the
contest here today. Gibbons kept On
IN" offensive from the Drst round
WIN the exception of the third when
Nllon won an even break.
In the ,ifth round Gibbons ro~te5
Dlon.s head with left jab and de-
nvered repeated blows 10 the face
drawing blood and inflictinE punish
neni 70 the eyes. In the renalnln.
rounds Dillon showed signs Of dis
r~ss but displayed remarkable gri.
which kept him on his feet under
sihssering blows Gibbons grew eau
uous IN the ninth and tenth rounds.
~ uhlrhed with a rain of rights and
lefus that sent Dillon stagEerirs, 10 bis
corner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
DE PALMA IS WINNER
OF TWO TRACK EVENTS
Loses Hundred-Mile Event 10
Near Rival in Twenty and
Fifty-Aile Races.

CHICAGO sept 3.-w!nner ot the
iifF Two events at twenty aad ff-y
miles Ralph De Pain.a. the Italian
driver. los the I0g-rnlle event the
5ig rae a. the Grand American CUP
.fcsram ~ Speedway park today. be-
e--sA D. -as forced 70 rop Tor \
-h-rse Il tires IN me ss,h ulue. The
rae 7e-t 20 Louis Chevrolet who
c,Terc1 tAe c.-sance IN .s-zs.es.
Dave L@W.s fnLshed seoo-d and IL
Paima thirt
De Palma z-on The .rzi tsgo race-
aftHr thrilling drives Win Gszou
-AetFolst a brother q Lo-as and
/ AasA l-sa'is Caston C'.e7role, fin
.thfd feford ia the zs-ullle fyin and
->rslg second IN the rfty. The Italian
troHe the records for me locsl trzrk
y toif events lie negotiated the
wet miles n = 8-:87 and nt-y
miles in = %. lie ayer4red IGyI
miles IN The f-st dash
The car driven - L1-ly Chevroie,
~. forced out q the races in the
e.frfr nile ln the yrs. event t,
1fchsn connecting rOd. X Eas h,s
osoih@rE car rat he drove % victory
~ tns iG1-rnIle rtce. DE Palma
aNfNej tAe n-ag % the FTenchlnz-
erill ne f.-h rlle. when he .zs
dflter irto the pts - tire trouble.
%lif7 of tie track only - seconds.
y US enc zh - give Cherrolet The
LEAD be retained.
TIE spectators we're --seu = thrill
near me end Of ths race wnen Ton
Alley rc7Iing down the -retch IN
trl1f % the grarfE,ands threw q fe.-
Nr-e- The car s-ar1cd t0~arfa mo
f'ar't and then Auey quickly
Ni2ighisned u ami held L 70 the
iFars- The r4ctGr.es IL tho frs, two
events uere tie frs De Pzlma sr11
a. ne lnoal speedway aitho he has
cofnretcd IN nearly every rsft re
Qay vas ideal fOr raci-R. 1ut the.
Gro ~ y'as Sr-ail. my q fer ;holssrd
t.rn-rl l.L-f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

'o the fact that 8, hlH not been rec.
oNI'uled as clre-all. but strictly
FOR ihcse 1isesFes having their ori-
PIN in a disor5ed condition ~ TIE
blood For more than half "a certurs
il has been uScd with highly ratlf-c-
'1ry results for EteumatiFr ca
'crrh. Eczema. scr1flia. letter. al
other blood dlsvaNes
Our medical director. who !s an
expert on blood and skin diseases
offers his services Without cost 10 all
Sho g-lHh his aid. lou are ln.itsd 10
write him fully atou, your oNn indie
VduI cas-, and be vii gladly g.ge
you such directions for trsat.nent ~
your csse requires
lou can obtain r s. & a. any drug
store Don't De persuaded % ,ake a
~ oEtiiute. II you wish medical as-
vice, address chief Medical Ad-ise-.
Svin Specific Co. -ls-B. Lafofator,
Atlanta, Ga.--Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
TEXAS LEAGUE CLOSES
SEASON; DALLAS WINS

DALLAS. TEXAS sept 2.-The Tex.
as league tase hail zealscn closed iodav
with alias winner Of the 1917 cham.
plonsAlr. The league WAS c1t dOsr
10 ~ clubs In midsea6on. dee 10 the
ratr. Galveston and Beaumont drou-
ping ont q the circuit The siY re-
naming clubs have enjoyed good pat.
ronaFe. DallsE won - zarrcs and
!-Sf ~ for final percentage OF 500
lowing order
Fort worth 5sJ. Waco far. Vous-
ton -iff: san Antonio .t51. ghreye-
port .ttO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
s.-i:a-i D-srJs. sg;A

OKLAHOMA CITT ssts s-otlLar=I
csiF cs,ssc ne tstEe- - &rr-Tl-g t.git
gt-.s = 4 ze.t-s-.s.ts- - D.rs.g- .
~. . G. z1r1sz n.lsi-r ssa.--.S n.
t-rf; gt-r- E-iet Ns1i II lr-i-rs wIs- Pesls
Nf-i % pi---s. uBsSI-x irr.@ 49, i.rgrlEr
its ttl tWtF a ~ iff.--i - tbse. -u.-
r.r 81 s@.sac- Frsszs- H.4a its l..e1., 70
tive ara = tts t-ee-e AZ ia r5sie-s .LS
h.i.s >iffl-liy = vl1lzg IL ssesre rt=s
Nts et--s1 a. i.s s.e g! iss Sta izEi.r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Medical Advice on Blood Troubles
Given Free by Expert Authority

Costs Nothing for Opinion Of You,
Own Case.
Everyone recognizes the value @.
r1per: opinion This f. the age OF
speeialism. and when We have work
Of importance 70 be done. We 10 10
an expert IN his line.
Yeas ago Il was realized that med .
irine covered 200 broad a field for any
one man % master in every branch.
Hence, the doctor who specialized in
some particular branch became the
most proficient and tho most success
ful.
The wonderful success OF the great
blood rerhedT 3 s. g.. u due largely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

= - - .-ii5 :. Haley. AIIen.
sHS iste- h-l=s-. Hist Hsislip. wooley'
L--1irs-- EelIr6s-. barr ?. Daneron
srr"rt. Al Lsi1.r Eer ?. Holi1rd~ .
sar' : RrC!.sfsy. wilis-s: tvo-bass hits,
trItF, Hiit @o1ss. HollAu6sr. Leininrsr.
80. et... BlEs.. dosbitpiays NeCIoskey
80, . AcArf struck osi BY Hit;
: 9-.tA ! ~ HrCloskey s by Haislip
: y sS-lIesr ! By Corsine !. bases an
tA-H. Q" Eii; !, eff s@rsu 2. on MeClos-
1y : Ut y p,;-as6 bal. Robi1son 70
-. hiis e't Swell 5 IL , Innings. on
n-f r i-zlnES oH Ekisiip ? In il.
r. eff g-C-osksy : il 5 inrtnrs. l4i, q,
49, e.s-zsa !. Fsrt Smith S. Tine
l-S-- C=pEs. Hogper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Oslsto-z C.,Y BIT Flzs1ss
I1to Lad u Ezr.y G9.1g
BIT Nezks-s After -.-.s-
Holder = .r-s Loose.


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nan, and eft against yzcknor-s .see
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keep coming hack a. Elra
Ripping I.reIlfutusr,.-.
B0th * the urslif.If-srlss ,,-s-s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
sBantamWegh Champion Has Beterof Oklahoma City Terrier
" estern Association


hsxQssEE s-ga i-Nui1Brss va
i'fst rtH,-s -satr lIfiis u. H.u--z-r t.sii.r
= at - li-s-rD1r t.i;1T 80 -
Al-- nf-t - -aEts-I e 1s1 Hnf--s-ss il-f
u -lt z4lfz-iE ELHs Ilt sIaIoufT lss hen
tiN1 = - If-s-1s.tr Nl-i ~ Cti.s-l "a
isi nui-.-t1t . -ns nlfl-rE ruu-s u-lr 2
n - - ttls HsLaur- gVt ssf IA rts
Wf- f.atgt Es-,1l-f r.c.lrat -xr e1sr|cf
q 80 e--1 &c tl-liE n. 4ll Hr1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Coffcr OutfIrhts Madden

NV YORK. Sept 5.-JIm Coffey.
Ne lrisn hsayyweishi. out-fouxi.;
Larrcy Madden of this city In a ten
round bou; here tonight Cosfey va
me agsrestoS thruout. Madden's foot
Nors enabling him 20 syade Cofiey'F
best blows Coffey weighed 2Os
pounds and MADDEN $50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

sE=ut-T zlII GEr.7 t-1st y slrsT.
Pa Cl--..r-- fs.4Ti P t-fsr WIr-sr
-..rss- >t-sslry avn E--ytrssf
is--racs-- E.---ssi fv--tIH. tl-s ca .s-1
slst.-. EE1F.--s. sslss- saE. A.
"a t-1s.-I-T. ta--.rE-- Slts Ers.s sEi ~
sst.ury , y @s1rEs- g. cssss. ,-1gG
Es-r.ts;, ias-s .. atls 90 SI-lftu-y : ~
ss.tsQ. - - s5ttt.-. G.lG sssisz
:tH.A y as-raC-i - 81 -Isss- " elisf..-
k.tfEs.s :. C=5z-. s7..s.-. -SEs 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

s<rI-r- 511f "a - s-svr-- Fli.s-
-l-..-1 :. 5--s- E-gt-ssa- -A.,s - .--x<s
1tH;i-g-L Thuu7ts1- sttrhur G-srI
F4tt : LSr.- -ssi.Sts t--E EtEsT sGtl-
h4i- L" trr.r Llr-sr'u-k "a i.trr lr.lEs
i--utr uu1 ~ hL- e. - NIIssr1 -
etsEl-1 tulils --irL .L-- % Pc .
-.nE .E-- - atr1.- 20 G-ssF- .LtIs.s
"a lris- s--t- iIf-F 81 ma 80
t-aF- 3 - Afs--rf O. 80 sl.NLrs X 81
itt-t EttaHgzs- Eufturs. & h1erffles
10 Ea15t-u.s. - essen lItst E1lrsF
El-n.- t-fts- s-..lEI1. Ttrr.- l,s.E.r
lE5-f. -5-1rs-- I'm. l5E-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Leonard StoIss Rector

IpEcNTo. Ontario. sept i
b+hny Leonard. lightweight champ
stopped Young Rector OF Jersey
round match here today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Terry Hccovcrn Ou,cis--..I

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3-Wiilie
Jackson. the New York lightweight.
outclaszsl Terry McCiOyern Of thii
city IN a slr-rOund bout here tonixht :
hcGovsrn substituted for Tommy Tou-
hey Of Paterson, -. J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Fer sz.,h IS; Sherman i-s.

s5-efltl 70 .. Word
PoR SMITH. Sept 5.-Ths Brovrr Ard
Twins sYi!i the hrsi rz=.s Of II. .ea-
ton io1Ay. J 70 asa 9 70 {. The tseorS
zane wGB Eigk;zsre.
MORNING GAyy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

-LE1ttrg- riEs- -Lssf Es-csfbt-
FIrrs. as-lh<. AT L1r11Esr. tozs r-.s
EeLHt. -tsrr Al4zsrt.f Esslsfs1z, +,
tv.- t.ss. L-ts Ssv8iAs TsunE brI1y Ert;
q L. ~ sy.sfs Q ~ YeurF f;rref
Du- - s-..- - PswsI = y Nc--E :
rs s- tEt=f Ar1asfs 2 T-isa tii by
;-t.t.- A.vi.t@ - Powell rzyEs Po1-
f-EE ZLu4 Ia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

tt-ltt L-F - " lts-l5r-t
y rt-t's & "a.
-.llatr . 'flruasrps -.r
-lI 90 -1l-t-t.rf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

-ttt 70 H-tut-s fs
80 -u1ti ., -t.sru.Hr 80
Ett4tEHs .--t E.A..--s-
-sratf- IS 0ttt.uut r+r 81 rFr-t-
.l.u.t &C. .tr-rgI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

-.flrt' 2 Nafl q
t-r1it -. ~ fuiF-t -
--r-r,r 20 Len Earsa t
Elt-tt-r r-yi - sc-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
MORNING GAME.
Tea. 40 "a 4 To..I. q

SfSre u irni,gt:
= .-s---.-..-.- Noo .fo u<E-l
For Smith cco Cl9 9s'-4
-1zosry: Rams. Allen. s<hosp3y, Louy-
esY Dhnsron, Hoil,ndsr: errors AT.-.
leaet Loarrsy. NeClosisy; treb.se ki;,
holanes-. kozs-Is. Losresy: s.1Je- havs
Dt-srcn, sa-rifies ai;s. Losrrsy. v.,so-
sirzts cat. by C0rsins S. By Wsissr q. hi
by Yiieh.e ball Nec-osksy, baueron by Cor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

s--=t-y. Ezat, sastGsls, TscLsy. Chap
stL = Ertsr 2 1srrI;. 2 EiE.sT LIi.rls.
!siis1. -E1-I-E. HurTty. Ps9l. : .-rr-t
lssssy ;. CE=pst4. , EiE.sy Ps.sr-. Ts;i.-
~ano Hayes :. P1>-s :. s~s-tL. t.fL
PsftE-ss. HAysts E1rrIfias siiE Nsrrii;
stEft. 5ls. sic.sz t1s>s Ks--i;i 2
tec-s ttsas o. tEi-E sff F7-slr :, q. Posls
si-EcE 80. ~ Ps-Egr 9. - Ps.s-. 8. p$tss
'1- Hare C=P-., kLcs T-=s q.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Scott Tries Hand.

J. p. Scott. owner OF the Tulsa club,
challenged President Tire. Of the Ard
more club. for pitchers battle in
the second game. Tire accepted but
the class demonstrated by him made
the challenger get cold feet after the
first round and he retired IN favor
OF Dcwie. Tire remained TO The FIN
iSh and was not scored on until the
fourth when Balenti parked the bali.
In tire sixth the Producers pound
cd him for five more. a total Of six
HIS being made off his offerings.
Fairchild also found him for a homer
in the sixth. the Producers taking
TIE field with q three-run lead
But the Ardmorites. who had made
three runs in the fourth when DoNis
had hit Payne and Clark who later
scored when Allison parked the ball
and another In the fifth when Tire
was squeezed ccross the plate. rallied
and surprised the fans by putin;
over four runs on four hNs, 4 sscri-
flee aid ali error. I. looked like Ard
more had the second game chinched
also cut Heatly. the first man up
for Tulsa in the seventh, smashed one,
Lindamorc smashed another for two
bases, bringing him home and pIady
smashed the third one. scoring Lind
amore, and the game ended TO : in
favtr OF the locals.
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SECOND GAVE.


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Cy To the Relief.

Manager 6 Young relieved him
tie second inning and held them 70
only four szfeties for the balance Of
;he game. Payne managed to score
On him in the fourth. He walked
and stole second and came home on
Z single By Clark.
Il looked Ike the Producers would
have walkaway with the game even
after the eight-run lead. for Speer,
the regular first baser.an for Ard
more, appeared as the twirler He
pulled a surprise tho BY holding the
TulSan team scoreless until the fifth
inning when Young doubled. moved
up On al out and scored on a sacri-
fee ny oy Lndamore. -Four more
runs we're also made BY the Producers
IN the sixth from four hits and two
bases on balls. Speer then tightened
down and held the Young team hit
less and runless for the balancec OF
the game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Producers Slaughtered in
First Game but Win Second
-Four Homers and Eight Tai
lies Made Off Powell in One
Round; Seventh Inning Ral-
ly Rescues Abbreviated Con-
test.

ArS-1Cre and Tulsa wound Up the
'ezron yesterday afternoon when rhey
sYllt even in doIOieheader AZ As
socia;lon park. t:se visitors taxing the
first 20 z ard the home club win
ING the second 2 10 8. The second
zane went only seven Innings. ae-
coTd..g 70 agreement
Ardmore switched her lineup con-
slder4Dly in yester3ay's games and
they played Ike q new team from the
Showing they had made on the ty.o
precious days. They opened the
nfst contes; b. slaughtering Powell
who started on the mound for Tulss-
making four home runs and total Q,
flght ,aii!es before the side vas re-
tired
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
AFTERNOON CANE.

I'iA~ - ear IN Toial. a6IO27Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-20
{H0nA HAHAYWYRH PLUCKY BOB FITz
CLMGS TO LIFE
{k01 O~ o WITHOUT FEAR
ADJUSTMENTS
BASE Ball At
LEAGUE PARK

Baseball refuses to become a
dead letter.
Just as long as the weather re-
mains fair, Tacomans can expect
to find weekly ball games at Ath-
letic park between picked teams
OF Tacoma semi-pros and Camp
Lewis stars.
Tomorrow's game will go be-
tween Russ Halls all-star team,
with a professional battery, and a
Camp Lewis nine selected by Joe
Connolly, one of the Tacoma Tiger
outfielders.
Connolly will have either Hal
Chase or Eddie Klein on the
mound, with Jimmy Riordan be-
hind the rubber. All of his play
ers will be men who stepped from
professional ranks into the army.
Studs" Sutherland will pitch
for the all-stars, with Tony Brot-
tenn inside the mask.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-20
Miss LaBadie,
Film Actress.
Dies of Hurts

Miss Florence La Babe, film
actress, who played Florence Gray,
the heroine of THE Million Dol
lar Mystery" died this week at
the Ossing, N. Y, hospital as the
result Of an automobile accident.
She was "a years old, and was
soon to have been married. She
was born in Canada, and in her
early career studied art painting
and sculpture.
With her fiance, Miss La Babe
was driving to her residence In
New York city two months ago
Near Ossining their automobile's
brakes failed to work and the cal
upset. Miss La Badie was injured
Internally.
Miss La Badie, besides playing
the lead in 1.-THE Million Dollar
Mystery" took part in more than
a hundred productions for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-20
MOVIES
FOOTBALL SEASON is
STARTED in EARNEST

from the sunny south, will BE-
heard in repertoire of old melo-
dies
The Peerless Trio exude laughs
from every pore. They are billed
as comedians, street singers and
musicians" and they are all Of
these and more.
Comedy acrobats are always fu>
teresting, and Harr and Evans ara
no exception to the general rule,
The Kafka Trio will present al
iron jaw novelty, and Williams
and Culver promise something
new and entertaining in comedy
singing and talking skit. Fiddes
and Swain are past masters in thu
art of singing and fun-making.
"The Long Green Trail sem
sational Black Cat feature prom-
Uses a photoplay that will enliven
the big Hippodrome bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-20
MART FOLEY
WIN s match

Marty Foley, the fast young
ster who put up such a good bout
with Walt Porsch at the Eagles
smoker Thursday night, returned
to the ring again last night and
won knockout over his opponent.
Foley boxed AL Summerland, a
Southwest Washington boy, in the
main event Of lodge smoker held
privately by members of the
Moose organization. The first
round was even with both boys 60
ing fast. In the second Marty
found Summerland's weak spots
and quickly put him to sleep.
On the same card Eddie Quinn
boxed draw with Frank Freeze
and Ed Hermsen and Ed Shaugh-
messy went three rounds to draw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-20

It is necessary to drill on
this fundamental continuous
1y and It is also very neces-
safy that the players should
be constantly on the alert for
q tumble. Many of the most
important games have their
turning point because Of q
tumble.
The best method to use in fall
ing on the ball is to have the
runner approach the ball well
crouched In about the same posi-
tion used as when tackling. He
should use the same powerful leg
drive when he makes his dive for
the ball and he should be able to
fall on the ball either to the right
or left.
In falling on the ball to his
right, the player should allow his
right arm to come down over the
far side of the ball at the same
aime permitting himself to fall on