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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-28

THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS FAR
mers as well as fighters. Two mil
lion three hundred thousand acres
of Oregon & California Railroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested in the
United States. To be opened for
homesteads and sale. Containing
some Of best land left in United
States. Large copyrighted map
showing land by sections and de-
scription of soil, climate, rain fall,
elevations, temperature, ETC., by
counties. Postpaid One Dollar.
Grant Lands Locating Co., box 610,
Portland, Oregon. IT.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-Iowa Dairy Cream Sep
arator, size 600 lbs. A bargain if
sold soon. Roy Vernon, phone Jules
burg 77J2. ma
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tlIMnltIeusbep0tee
bait kcnferel15 abl

aiAnleton q: size
sfgtiB butter afi elea EiiGel
Def 9eg9rea Iifr YlM8iian
nufoc beffe obn 4fpn.
refaS 8nfer mpbaie 0kfFE
sfib E wiFD onfiI
en- oiB Die Ms6niiipns
Ariidaiepeiff1aii Dei
Den &rieafnfnuitIons
nlIE Sag ArIeges
rleil9h neroeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-21

.a
2iucoIr, 81. GRdrs. Rie oul
Iebtem Gonnerstag nboeboltene 8cr-
lnmmIuug Des Iebrasfa Jrnuen.
bmocs mar gum 2eioDeien Der
aiiten 5ufe IdIedt befldt. Die
Brdii0eutin 6rou Soiepb Bittnann,
fonute Despegen aid nift unbm,
in htr5en @orteu oieieu ue6Elitano
ia beleuhtcn uno rthtete am ShluB
ibrer Aniprnde Die orinaenOe Bit
te IN alle Mitglieoer 0eS @lmoes,
ith 8u b~efleiBigen, lno Die Ser
inntmllnoen reaelmdBiner 81 benz.
den. @ie0er ipuroe Elm gutes
8rogramm ben Mnneien0en geboten
uno reide 9eifolsbe5eiieuneen lobns
ten Bic 8euiibitneen Der auitreter-
ben. 6rou 3aitor Robe ipielte
@ebers ygfufforoerlng sum Iur5"
nit pielem @eihid. Die 9amen
5rou gliig. Shroer nno Sri. emma
gsittnann bradten oos tontiide Gus
eft nSSr1u Director uno 5raii Sns
ipeftor@ iii meiiterbafter @eiie gum
@orfroa ullO puroen aud nit &ei.
iaa iiberi1attet. gs reate iih Der
nIlgemeine @unid. oieies fomiihe
0liett in Der naHiten geriomulIlmg
8u mieoer9oIen uno erflarten iidl
bic 9dnHen and bereit, oieiem @lm.
ide noh8ufcmmen. 90 itebt Oenn
wie0er Gin sutes 8roeraum in
gtusfi6t unO Die MlitglieDer iollten
es nidt berfebIen, Der nddlten Ser,
beisutpobnen.
an 8ettr1aef gum 6rauetlbnnO
liefen elm: 6roi Mtorg GeB 50;
Sermaifn a6nig, So; 5rmt s..
@lin0 81; 5rau Sof. @ittmmn $40;
@m. 8relt $50; 0ur1 gaitor aI6d-
ner $40; Sri. 4auline 8auf So;
5rou s. @oloimitb, geit 8oiut,
fir Sibirien $40; ungenonnt @rdf.
ton Saus in 0itpreuBen $40;
6rail 9r. $. 6. geteriou, 8iImet
te, 81, ST: 5roii Ridaro Sarten.
berg, gbicogo, ST. 81; 6rau @m.
Shreiber, Sprinaftelb, no, So,
6rou 8orenburg, 5pringfieIb. Mo.,
81; Srou albert 5dmiot, Spring.
ficl6, $50, ST.: 5rou 81. 8erming
bans 50; Srnu Sol. @ittmann 81;
5rou Mlois $f.25; Sri. @~liiabetb
gteier ST.; Grni Sieltn ST: 5ron
8elene 90. GlauIen 81; 8ran
Gronf @agner 50; 6rnit Greo 8otgt
ST.; 6rnu @. SiiH 25c: 6rau S.
8b6ien SOC: 5rnn 6li GoienbaimI
SOC, 5r1u qnllline @leter SOC; 6rou
@eorg Sdranf Soc: Grau 6. q.
CONNER 35c: Grml s. 8rsbooul
50s; 5rou 8aul 5ei6el SOC.
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aIIsk ks Nafiuetis erUrtert VII.
lsIs Dsr lrqiaiairn taateu
All hsiuislbm.

hGteston 2I. M1dr8. Gin
lsaD Sal dbInalts erfEdrte ben
ntH Az ggr. 5tndten, fnas
All 64tnHi1 imnbpenoblr ihels
mt Feitid,l0uo fouls
.AasgF Sonte, ua D~eualelben uehnlell
fben. Observation-Disclosures:
bic Qeaeapdrtig INT tDeItlihetl
esf of MtEnntilden Gsenns be.
ehgEihen un0 f~run8oit-
H&if ea6E6tffe ipiir0en olrfl
amb bel nlnerifmiiae ariegs
slntiq o6aelSR per0eu lino f0nntest
lmnH nrt0erpeitia bnuptia6lih in
Bet ouhbooscne, 1erDenoung fins
M
Mmrifa benbfthfigt niAt, gegefls
|udrfEg ere beiDaffnete Expedition
|MaA @rrppd 5n IenoeA 0a Bite 4l.
HeEtea die ErHpben bobeL Die lie
Ell ufneriEmi len 96fen miirOett
/ i'll Der Aaiierten fir ale
pan tRben.
Mllfierten miro EN- lnbe-
arpoit getDGbrt tper0en, 10
HaItallDe it10, ole n0tige
Uifio1l un0 8e0irfniiIe St fau-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-21

aonerebuionn 9obed. Der iid bet
te in Smabo nufb1lt. CAB Die Or,
fIaritna ob, ooB nod ieiner Mei-
rling Der aougreB gum N~rdii0entet
itehen mer6e. obne AiidIiht oiif Yor.
tcioneeborigfeit. CT CLAUDE ieocd
nidjt, iaate er meiter, oaB ollgemet,
ner Seeresoienit uoti1 fem meroe
ielbit nidt in ariegsSeiten. 0os
2ano iei riht fir cine ftebenoe @r.
ilIee eingenommeft. aber nenn es 01,
81 fommeu iollte. bic Gloege 81
bertei0ieen, neroe es geniigeni
6reimiaige eeben. a8ir bringer
Die &riegsflotte in einen bor5iialiGer
8uitanb, ibloB Der goItsbertreter
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Gin Rcpclncrkampf
fcrGcrt Hrci Opfcr!

8oncouner, 8. g., ri. M6rs.
gei Dem @eriuf. Den 9eger @oberi
Gait au berb1ften. fam Is Siuiider
oieiem unb ser 8oli5et gu elmer SIC.
bol0erihieBerei. Ser beige &oliSei.
def Moc2eHuan, ionic EN- reuni1b.
riger anube ml1roen BON Dem forbi,
gen 90. 9etrib eridoIieit, unO arpef
an0ere 9oIi5iiten pnroen erbebIid
pertpunoet. als man enOltd III 6ds
@a1ls e%in6rnng, fan0 man Gait eben.
iaas ais 2eide Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-21

5on q. Ulars Git dsl1
sao gg 9@i0rser Bonn a
bga1 GIniriit ii 0na
reinierA 2LogD @easae
5n 0maIeIben borge
81 mtlf1e nt
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Niniger Hibcts
. Proclamation!
bar I6IiehIiAem Sieg nuS
ener bInfpIrR rnfTAen
MebDgatiDn.

n at. Mdr5. Ger nelte
Mhnaterpr1Ti0ent Ale
5t BOT at Dos fran3oiiide
/ cine Nroflmltntion erIafien, in
liz tster drloereln betBt
fig0 iee hi Der Gage, nit
faKEer @nHennadt pie III.
a0e ID l1lEge ais n6tig su
babut nber Dos @efibl,
SIS bnbe1l unierp 8ein0e eben
(2) 0aB mir iitr cine deredte
IND G~rb0lhing Der 3iDilila-
anpfen.
btdiigfe G~rnnfreifg 4b
Sen erieg bio 5lifn liegreifRn
ranfanpfen. 81 begriiBte
agreihes Seer" has
eTMlt geiI 0es eroberten @e-
mie0er9eposlnea babe. Sos
mn eigl 1orlpieI 3u benz,
sA e1partgn III. Ter CUTE
aGn niE0 Ipater idon 4ugen mo-
IT'D It'll Dieie g~rlDaruHgen
s fals miro Der Genera
pia Dor belle @elpalf
NrEea aupnH baben.
e asb 0ie Grbebtia lteli-
agrn al ul0 Die Miibebuug
bpu Mrtnpigt altg Irerts
alfoern oie nidt uubeoiagt
m Aaser6aIf a5tig ifn0.
am nit anIeren @erbinf-
lagts BIT MSIInlterprd bent,
6Ea fit DfeIelbeF SOeaIe,
sn Ir 6sbeit ufo 8ru0er.
d BE eineR Dnilerhoen 5rieoeR
a pie r non Dem NraF-
s Der orpn nHsertfnmihen
erie6nt miro.
M Proclamation miro oud
fale xnIffIAe M5iprillg bperiiBt
Bet EuM afsgeipr0Acn D0B
oEHtipn ihFen JorfpoHg NIB
bob " 8slI 8IAtpageBelr
Eah
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-21
S@ciccmaism oc6t
g so l%an0iain!
Der benfide Experimentation Der-
langt ipfprtiae Memhrrnng oes
pFenhiihen @aElredts.

Berlin. iIber aonoon, 81. @1dr8.
re- Der io3ialiltiihe Heidstnes1bge
orDnete IbiIipp GdeiOeutann ihreibt
I'M o@ormdrts lob Der 2onOnner
8enior bic a~itSl1iinna lniDerdnoert
mieoergibt0 wie IoIgt:
ogs iinD nidf pieIe Bprte mo-
.tig, i'm Bit ertldren, fparllIn Die
enn5e @elt gegei1 inns I'M @arnii9
1T. Ole antiDort gibt fih i6neG.
Die gaii8e gselt Fiebt unter itnierem
6ein0e mehr p0er lDeniger entipidel.
te 5orrren bon Genofrotie. pdb-
rerD lie hei inns 8reubentlim iiebt.
8ir bdben tets nit Dem Sinineis
nuf ben abiollttismtis III RuBlano
geontuortet nber iebt lit Der 3oriss
mis- meg iut0 oes .3aren godfoIger
ion ben Enron MIR Damn einnebmen
tpeirn Die 8ertreter oes 9olfes al
~itinatrlen. Gieie Bolfspertreter fol.
len altf bie @rnnoIage 1ll9emeiuen
gleihen, 0ireften uHO gebeimen
Stri1mretts ermab[t perDen.
Sn Aiien mioeriebte iid oas
Eeif Der Mnnoorinen jener Ste
form. Gle MOLTEN einen aaifer nit
obIolitter Mlodt-loIange er ibren
8iue1 fat-mo0ttrh iie bic Monars
die 1irter9riiben uno Die @runoIose
Slt elmer Aepilblif Ieqter. syn cit
rop1ilhen Geid Der Mitte iaden
dbnIide Geiter, 1bnIi6e dtneIiide
Mnltern alt b1iten, mo ie0e Ne-
form ait berbinoern. Ole llbr 5eigi
8 Wiinuten 81 t2l sic biIoen iidl
elm Die 3eit haIten 81 f0nnen, nenr
lie bic 3eieer mad elf Sirriidorehen.
@nrllm bebt Der aar3ler iest
Dor u~nbe0ingter gtotuenoigfeit 5Gs
riid2 SIMMER Der 3au0erer uno
gerihIepperer, min 9etbmonn Soil
neg mad 0en ariege @renben al
furieren dnf0nqen? Mud RiiBlano
neriprah ale 8eforHlen nod Dem
ariege, - aber Der arieg 01lierte
Sit LANCE fir bic ritiiiibe Resieruns.
@orum biz ntorgen mffdiebef, mas
belife obiolitt notDaoig lit, uro
penn ielbit Der aonia idon Dor Sob
rem erfldrte, onB es zines Der orirt-
gen0ften Staatsgeihdfte iei2
sect lit Die 8eit gum entiheiOenoen
|6on0elni 9ie shmierigfeiterL fneTs
DE lfH oufiperfen f6nnte1 ipenu bic
Rcqierung nos @ablIuItem 0es
gipthstagg aud fir Ote 8ablen in
9reuBeu anninmt, fno feoerIeidt
i'm 8ergleid at ben Shmierigfeiten.
fpeIhe fontnen fperoen, penn 1ie Dos
nidt tit. Ser Gan3ler ionte Tel.
nen Gag S5gernl Gas preuBiide
8oIf, ionic bic 0ffoeren 0eutihen
Staotef, Der0en uie Elm Monn oiif
leiner Seite fteben, iDertn er ent-
Ihieben bdrt0eltl@
gfpos m0ers iteht Ser 9erIiner
s2Df0lan8eiger@ zines Der gldtter,
f0eLde Dem Reih8fan5ler dla ndd
item lteben. sic Saae an. 9ieies
8Iot idraibt:
Zine A~en0erung I'M preltBiihen
81bIipltern 1T ihon felt einem SOB.
re periproden nn0 miro nad Dem
ssriege er0rtert ltnb NIT aaer rubi.
qen @riinoliffeit 8ttr ausfubrung
gebraht ner0en gg aher Filr NOR
gen sa DerlangelI uno srDnr III
@prbin0ung init elmer eSiibeIbpmne
fiji Die raIiiide 2eDoIlttiOn ons
iii ein BEETLES @aguis, b0B es obs
qelebnt merDen nniB. G5 lit ge=
DiB Bob her aaH8ler fem nernriiges
Ergebiiis ron ieiner iiingiten 3eoe
erDarte
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9ufrfdfig. soarif Tin
MpmIoniim. In mItsbaufe 81 eis
len 8orfburintn): r9ianu, IunssE
glann. nlrOe mid Hint ie6er fir
linen edten Mipeu6epoaner b~alteH2s
On 8urInt: ~ NoaE mIbhF
9alt halteHi"
uxbtrg 3ieI nDffsn
oaasFrau: Sd Fin Hi4t aboensigt,
Sbrs zohtsr III bsn 8ienF at Hshs
men, tit he a6er aud an Frlibes 2lnfs
ishea ~gs.DSBnt21
B1utfsr: .@spibl Cit If immsr
,e eriie auF mo beIorgt Das 5riE
lid NJ madi bic Bitten 6eDor
so6 irgsno eia nnpsrtr auFgsIianop
it,
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BfitifNe Offi5ierz
DerInIte i'm Scbruar!

2Dh0on III. Mldrs. Die amt
lid pproffenfIidten 8erlJitliiten Set.
gen. 0aB bic britiide Arme I'M No-
nat 5ebrrnr int gallaen 1855 Gffi-
5fere berloreH Bat ipo0on AT ge.
faileH fi1iD. SGT periDltH0et mlroer
nno 81 perrnfBt ueroen Gies brinai
Sic Wei1lntberIuitc al gHisereu leii
8cafnn 0es Mrieges osf $500,
pon neldcn 1879 optotet wuroeH
o0er ibren NuilDen erlagen 36.02i
uur0en berfDuttoet un0 1866 Der-
ben permiet
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lpelde bereit linb. fnIs oieIelbe fie
fir ariees5pede benofioen ioLIte, Iid)
.ibr 5lir @erfiising 5n IteIlen. @S
mir0 BON Der Tdrtet mis iogIeld
morgcn NIT Der a~uiitelltne eirer
oerortigen Site besonnen peroen.
Daniels iuaHidt HraHen fir
gnrenMOieHit.
5lotteniefrrtdr Daniels bat &C.
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1Dcitcrcr Ucrtucocr
sum ueptmn binabl

@oi9ington, 81. Mdr3. Ger
noripegiide 6radtbnnpfer 9abafs
ger, ser iid auf Der dobrt bon Ser.
gen nad Hotterbam befan6. fDltroe
am IA. Mtdr5 bon einem o~euti5en
Saudboot %berienft. Die Wannldoft,
inter tpelder itd elm amerifaner Be.
farb, bradte iid in Siderbeit.
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Derefmlidtt
Sbiffsperhelr

81. Md15. Die Meeie.
inp bak hause bcrb0ten 0aB Bic
otter ber Das GnEoni nn1
a8rez Don idDanulden @artoeIs
ea helauut aetlodjf miro. Maapi
1on iisligk, Dab fit til
eaH 0EntIdle 9euteid d
0ie daf Die iabaniFdwn
ife aso maHeH iobaI0
fFabrA ug A Die lapaniidall
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H-epfdgentanten fit
flclies S~taafsk0pitcl!

eineoln. 9aqhr., 81. @aar8.
7ds Observation-Disclosures nabIn ge.
Ifetn Nit 20 afggn Is gtiHmen
NJ diifer 2elAna Die 1idnon0Ide
@orlaae ali, lpeIde ben Ban zines
eiiga aapifols be5Hueff.
Eie 8orIaqe geAf mn nn Den
Rsaf BIZ Hd br1eits einItimnia
sn ne1ses aapitDl erflart BOT.
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tern befdimt 0eaebeft 0db BOB 5lol'
tenapt fit meibIide GtenoerppbEs
item, Eeleorapbilten uIp. @eriuel'.
oilnd bobeu weroe. inn bic gfurEller
tuelde iett oerartige S%teIIttngen Pc
fIeioen fiir Den prnttiiden &teHlt
in Der GIotte fret sit betcnlnreil.
gbonniert oitf she Sdolife Sribiirc-
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Srancn bietcn iit1
scr Rc9icrmtto ait!

Stem gorf, 81. TadrS. Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon g3etp
gorf bot iid erboterL Der Regierung
eine Elite ioIder 5rnuen 81 geben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-21
DE 1aa9sflIabrIoa

Der 9nHDtrtIabT1oa
ri 4rsHBifheh 4~riessflaggg III his
II Gage gdeiat porosf. 9m "a.
RpDsmbEr 1916 aiitsts aonig 5gisos
i5 MilbtEm Ill BON preuBsn bic
pnnta RrisssfIasse eiTR naBE
5Iasss nit pem lhpar5sn hsu
abEsr uno Dem eiIsrusn Grea5. E6pn
II briiEsa 5abF5sbli Dss 19. Sabre
uapssts trugta bic S6ifft or
HE S0ganbfang pc 1Iasst
a BE EEps 5eagri0ufe H.
HtIl Ia BEN @ds4t Des bsEpafis
'isln #eRs1uBIffs Tu pfobiIds
aelE mil Der 5arfAsn 9rigq ct.
icy ~ q. aai 1sAe ri 8riItsFs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-29
STAGE PLAY
IN HOME OF
MILLIONAIRE

Usually the gorgeous interior
scenes that excite the admiration
of movie fans are made In the
studios, and it is very seldom that
a room as seen in a picture is a
whole room. Nearly always it is
a corner or an end Of a room-a
"set."
But in Her Better Self" in
which Pauline Frederick is fea-
tured at the Colonial, the interior
scenes were actually made in the
home of a multi-millionaire. His
daughter, anxious to become a
movie actress, bribed the director
to let her work in the picture,
promising in return that the inter-
ior scenes could be made at her
home. Needless to say, the par
ents were unaware of the arrange
ment until the actors arrived, but
being well-trained parents, they
voiced no objections while the
scenes were made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-29
AL JoLZ(
As HIM SELF

told me what a fine game of golf
he had had with Charlie Herald,
the manager here, and how he
had fallen down badly on one
hole, and how he was going out
again today and go around in an
80-if he had bit of luck.
And he told me how he had
struck bargain with the senor-
tia who does the Spanish dance,
and had sold her the Spitz pup
which he had auctioned off at
Sunday nights performance for
the Red Cross at Seattle, and
which he himself had bid in at
$40. The senorita traded him
another dog and gave him $40 to
boot.
We were getting along fine
and he was telling me about his
nice home in California, when
Manager Bloom came up and
shooed him away.
you've got five minutes to
make up and get ready" he
boomed-but AL was already with
in the confines of his dressing
room.
When he next appeared his
face was blacker than the shades
lof night. He saluted me and
stepped onto the stage. A wave
of frantic applause almost shook
me out of my cubby-hole.
AL didn't need any "egging on
from the wings.
He's up and at 'em all the
time.
What matter If he had played
golf all afternoon?
And after the first act, I went
out Gin front" with Mr.. Bloom to
see Mrs. Jolson, who Is as young
and pretty as her husband is pop
ular. She was holding an Aire-
dale pup.
you like dogs?" I said.
ooh, I like them well enough,
she replied. But certainly do
not like travelling with them. Al
brings home every dog that hap
pens in his way and then It is my
| job to take care of them. The lat
est is this Airedale.
|
The music started, and we has
tened back behind" for the Sec
ond act.
/ believe I was more tired than
the principals, as / picked my way
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-29
DETER'S
i FILE

Oh, well, we still have Dave
Bales, Hans Malcolm and
Jim Parsons.
ONE MORE DAY AND THEN
IT'LL ALL BE OVER.
If any of Joe Bonds Tacoma
friends want to write him, they
can address him at 2512 st. Ray
mond's ave-, Westchester, N. Y.
He is glad to hear from Tacomans.
O o O
1T SEEMS THAT NEITHER
TACOMA OR VANCOUVER
HAVE BEEN ABLE TO NICK
WILLIAMS.
An early closing of the North
western league season and no
league in 1918 is the present
pospect, due to the war. Better
attend every game, while you can,
for il may he two years before
you see another.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-29
TREAT
AT APOLLO
NEXT WEEK

"The Barrier" the Rex Beach
photoplay, continues to draw
crowds to the Apollo, appealing as
it does to very wide range OF
picture followers with its intense
ly interesting story and its admir-
able acting. 1.-THE Disciple with
William S. Hart, which comes to
the Apollo Sunday, and the
Haunted Paiamas," with Harold
Lockwood, which comes next We'd
nesday, the Fourth OF July, are
other big treats Manager Ander-
son has in store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-29

Umpire Ed Eckman got as far
as Butte and then Blewett.
o O o
We never thought much OF
women editors, but Myrtle
Stedman can share our desk
(nearly said our chair with
us any old time.
Leo Houck is going to act in
the movies with Jack Pickford.
And some men go to war, says
Paul Steele.
If some of our city commission
ers would take up golf, they d
have plenty of chance to take
their spite out on the little white
ball. instead of another commits
sioner, and get just as much sat
isfactiOn.
All the famous race driv-
ers have gone to war, so they
won't come west this year.
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Minstrel men will have to do a
lot of improving to their produc-
lions II they hope to compete with
the act of Bijou Russell and her
Minstrel Maids, who came to the
Regent Thursday.
This troupe of young girls gives
a perfect minstrel show, abbreviat-
ed, of course, but filled to the
brim with everything that goes to
make MINISTRIES popular. Songs,
Jokes and novelties are combined
i'm a delightful way. Helen Prim-
rose is one of the leading players.
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MINSTREL GIRLS VIE
WITH MEMS TROUPES

"Any Couple is delightful do.
nestle drama presented by Frank
Dae and Margaret Neville. Sam
Roberts and Irwin Roth get many
laughs in THE Wop and the Cop"
The Radium Models have inn
proved the art of posing by cover
ing their bodies with radium sill
yer, producing a beautiful effect.
Lew Hoffman. veteran juggler, is
back with some new stunts. Marie
Genaro, a rival of Venus, gives
acrobatic exhibitions. THE Great
Secret" has reached chapter IA.
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PERFECT GAME ON
WET, MUDDY FIELD

WALIOWING ABOUT ON A
slippery. muddy field, in the face
of a cold drizzle that fell all aft
ernoon, Tacoma and Great Falls
ball players showed more class
yesterday than they had shown
on the previous warm, summer
days this week.
Tacoma won by 3 to l score
In clever pitching duel between
Lefty Schroeder and Hank Peter
son. The only error of the aft
ernoon came when Tony Boeckel,
the ''crown prince" booted a
grounder by Flagstead in the fifth.
NEXT TO THE VICTORY,
yesterday afternoons most i'm
portant news was the release to
Great Falls of Second Baseman
Tom Downey. Tom left last night
with Great Falls for Butte, and
Tealey Raymond will be back in
the game today, playing second.
Downey has proven the crouch Of
the Tiger team. He has not played
well this year, despite his many
seasons experience, and the club
should get along well without
him.
Japan, THE NEW CATCHER,
looks awfully good. Boeckel was
the only man who stole yesterday.
Japan caught Harwood, the only
other man who tried it, with a
perfect peg to second.
JOE CONNOLLY HAD A HIT
ting rally, getting two singles and
a double, all to center, in the first
three times up. His hit in the
fourth scored Thompson. Joe
looked good in the field, making
an especially sensational catch of
Hester's long fly in the fifth, with
the bases full and two out.
HESTER, AFTER THE PAN
ming received Wednesday, was a
reserved and quiet person during
yesterdays game. But Umpire
Finneran was bitter towards the
sport writing person who had
jumped on him for his raw de-
cisfons. Tacoma is usually fair
with umpires, but even a big Mick
like Finneran can't get away with
that crude stuff in our fair city
and not hear a roar of protest.
Particularly when his decisions
are giving a rowdy like Hester the
best of things.
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Former Federal
Breaks Record

DALLAS, Tex, June 29.-John
"Snipe' Conley, Dalla, Texas
league pitcher and former Balti-
more Federal, today holds the
worlds record of consecutive VIC
tories for right-handed pitchers.
By winning the game yesterday,
out San Antonio, Conley
passed the record of IS straight
and now rests only one game way
from the record for left-handers,
held by RUDE Vanguard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-29
BILL LIZARD WILL
ACHIEVE AMBITION

} SEATTLE, June 29.-Bill 4
; Leard, manager of the Seat
) tie club and last years sec
, ond baseman of the Tacoma 4
, Tigers, who was yesterday
> sold to the Brooklyn Nation
. al league club for immediate
, delivery, has always been
. keenly ambitious to get into
> the majors. His time has
, come.
. Altho his hair is getting
. gray, the Giant manager is
. playing better ball this year
3 than at any time in his his
8 tory. 1t is expected that his
: scrappy disposition will be
, properly curbed when he gets
/: among real ball players.
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Pitcher Missing
Omitted Press Leased wire.t

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20. =
Charles c"Red") Oldham, pitcher
for the San Francisco baseball
club, has disappeared and the po-
lice instituted a search for him
today at the request of his wife.
He left home Wednesday evening
to go to Oakland and has not re-
appeared. His wife is Frustrated.
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Dundee's Chance
Omitted Press Lenscd MIrel

NEW YORK, June 29.-Johnny
Dundee will get a chance tonight
to prove or disprove that Willie
jackson did it all by accident.
Jackson, who holds the distinction
of being the only man who ever
stopped Dundee, will again tackle
the Italian in a scheduled ten
round go here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-29
MOVIES
Leard Injured

BUTTE, June 29.-Bill Leard
and "Izzy" Clarity were injured
SO badly in a collision on the base
lines yesterday that both had to
retire from the game. Butte won.
Score: Seattle, 3-10-2; Butte,
7-13-0; Alexander and Cunning
ham; Hydorn and Kafora, Bren-
nan.
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By a Girl Reporter

10y ~ Nh AtSpSA WI
Pressed flat in the wings
to escape the whirling, be-
lighted girls and the falling
curtain, / watched Al JOlson
from "behind the scenes"
last night at the Tacoma
theater.
Just before the show began,
while the impatient STRINGS of
the house "out in front" could be
sensed thru the asbestos curtain,
/ walked with Manager Bloom of
the Winter Garden company on
an inspection tour past the lined
up opening chorus of gaily dressed
men and women.
Mr.. Bloom explained that they
always had to give 'em the once
ever before each performance. be-
cause they weren't taking any
chances. They looked good
enough to me.
The cue for the curtain!
Everybody on their toes
shouted Bloom, near my ear.
Everybody got ION their toes
The music started. The chorus
sang. And Mr.. Bloom yelled.
"Be careful" whispered.
They'll hear you out 'front.'
He smiled, but didn't stop
shouting.
Got to start 'em off right" he
said, after he didn't have any
more yelling wind. '1f you get
EN- off on the right foot they go
we'll the whole show"
AS | stood watching the chorus
thru its opening song, AL Jolson
came along and Joined me. And
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Who'd Cheat?

Tacoma women golfers will pay
a penny into the Red Cross fund
for every stroke they take tomor-
row morning in the patriotic golf
tourney at the Country club. Mrs.
L, H. Bean is in charge.