davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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s-RooM HOUSE. nicely furnished:
lawn. flowers. adults preferred.
e724 50. Madison.
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Legal Notices

WAR DEPARTMENT: office Of the
CONSTRUCTING ounrtermastcr, McChord
yield. Wash. Sealed proposals VIII
Be received az this office until II 100
a. m. psf. July as. 1899 and then
publicly opened for the Construc-
lion and Completion OF Deep Well
Turbine Pump Installations. Pump
House. Piping and Accessories at
Mcchord Fleid. Wash. Plans and
specifications Will be furnished upon
deposit OF certified check In amount
Of eb 90. made payable TO the Treas
urer OF the U. o. Information az
abovs address.
TACOMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Bids
for Music and Musical Instruments
win b received 1t the office OF the
SECRETARY. Board OF Directors. Tacoma
School District No. 10, up 70 ~ 90
o'clock noon. Monday. July 2tth. 1899.
In accordance with Vista on ME IN
aid office.
The Board reserves the right 70 &C.
cent the bids which in it, Judgment
are best and 70 reject any o. All beds.
CARL O. cADDEY. SECRETARY snd
Business Manager.
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ONE ACRE, four-room house: Milton
slo. Call MA o937. evenings.
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$40 MO- rms. not mdrn; CD. to
buy. INF. 6702 So. Monroe. ewes.
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ONE ROOM and kitchenette: nice,
clean 1918 So jay.
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Poultry and Supplies

RHODE ISLAND Red fryers. also
cook stove. 4i05 Portland ave. MA
$3.50.
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selling Is Resisted
On Stock Market

Stock sales spproximafed 1.o2o.-
60 shares Wednesday. compared
with 1.epo. 0o0 Tuesday. Turnover
On the Curb tell TO $4,000 shares
from 7l3ooo in the previous ses-
u1on.
-. - =
NEW YORK - Stocks showed
impressive resistance TO selling
"wednesday and pushed irregularly
higher in the final hour Of deal
1ngs after IN early profit-taking
wave had driven leaders down to
Losses extending to two points.
Trading showed . tendency TO
slow down on the setback, but
turned more active again when
Eallying tendencies developed.
Aviation shares were outstand-
ing. pulling the entire list forward
from the mid-sesaion lows. Mo-
tors and steels made up early losses
extending to IL points.
Souut4tions courtesy lean witter a
Co.. Washington riug., members
New YORK STOCK kkchan9eb
x{ocKs-- HiRn Low Clono
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LINCOLN HI dist. S rms. -. .s22 so
* ST. dist rms. ......,,,.s3oO 90
Days. GA 0f.s
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Summer Cottages

MFER1AL-Clesn epts; hot. cold
water. eiei, So. Yakima
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arepvafo for results |
Real Estate for Sale
NEW LOCATION

INCW lAJ&fA
MATES REALTY co.
FURNISHED. Sf.i0o-t rms hv'
din. cab. kitchen. bedrm.. batn-
room, garage. woodshed, su'
chic. house. cement basement
furnace, lots. fruit, berries al
in garden. Will give good deal
for cash.
TRADE FOR STORE
100, $500 DOWN. or $500 cash
Ia. comb. liv.-dining, fireplace,
cab. kit. wired for range.
bedrms., chic. house 200 cap)'
fruit.
THINK ABOUT THIS
81. 500 TERMS, or 81 $50 cash -
Arm. mod. bung., liv., cab. kit,
2 bedrms., bath, inclosed porch,
garage. fruit, 5 lots. Owner
leaving will sell completely furn.
for $1,000.
MATES REALTY CO.
45th and Pac. Ave. Off. GA o79<
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SPRING BEACH cottages: $50 UP for
season: also by week or mo. II. b.
Ritz. 5224 9Th ave. PR 1895.
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ARGONAUT HOTEL Il and 7-room
apts.: newly decorated. l0o7is Pac.
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Unfurn. Houses for Rent

All so, 6lST-6-room modern, cleo
trio cooking. furnace. garage. $50.
VIII be ready Aug LIST. STEWART
BRADLEY co. Main a45i.
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ROOMS. bath: walking distance
references. 744 FaWcett
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WRITE or call for booklet Of logged
land in west. wash. for sale on easy
terms, Weyerhseuser Timber Co.
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Z ROOMS AND BATH. newly dec
grated. 1904 So. Wilkeson.
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UNPUBLISHED HOUSE. two rooms,
water and bath. sI2. 1915 South L.
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THREE-ROOM lower duplex: walking
distance. Inquire AZ lii6 No. 4th.
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CHICKENS WANTED
Call Us Before You Sell
Garland 4a42 TOSS Pacific Ave.
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$40. ei2 AND tls-Two and three
room apartments. lights, hot and
cold water, garbage. 1866 So. G.
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GIRL wants seneral housework or
care Of children. references; gao
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GIRL. IT. wants light housework and
care Of children. sol South l..
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PAINTING and peperhanging: first
clsss work; reasonable. MA Asst.
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Pets. Dogs. Birds, Etc.

CHOICE PoMERANIAN PIES.
good horse. for sale. Carl Ander-
SON. Route !. Box Sal. Puyallup;
Lakewood.
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r. l. r. NEW HAMPSHIRE. frys and
pullets. cheap. 7o22 So. Wapato.
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EXPERIENCED maid for general
hcusework. care Of children, cook
ing. laundry. Garland 2S75-W.
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I CAN USE S houses that n.eo 70.
mootllnE. Call Pr f1sh. sasrt
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PAINTING. cal. paper cleaned; work
guar. Ia Moyne. MA eS77. after 8.
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l0Npc sANDED. FINISHED
~~ON~ Cleaning. waxing. BR s&4e
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Real Estate Wanted

DON'T lose your home: let u. buy
your equity. LINCOLN REALTY
co. TIT So, ssth ST
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Business Opportunities
Farms and ACREAGE

MUST SELL FARM. 20 acres. about Q
acres in cultivation: small house,
bath; large chicken house. new
barn; water system: at South Bay
near Olympia. Charles Metneche,
3l6 So. I.
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10 ACRES. Broom house. bath: barn.
chicken b ouse: Brookdsle. t25.
ACT, Main 945i.
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furnished Houses

&-RooM HOUSE. 1911 So. sheridan
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IF YOU HAVE = house for al. 2.
HENDRT REALTY co. MAtn mn
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FOR SALTWATER WATERFRONT
see Comfort 81 Davis. Rust Bldg.
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Looaed-Off Land

RENT SAVER d.. IS mo. shack.
a.. paw. Price $500. 121sh Tao.
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JANIroR CLEANING in apartment
house. or day work. PR soS7-M
TELL THEM YOU SAW II IN
THE TINES
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Situations Wanted, Female

EXPERIENCED, competant book
keeper ,marriedl needs full OF part
time work. Switchboard. tipping,
cashiering. general office work.
ANYTHING. Highest recommends
tons Write C-6. Tacoma Times
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woMENsS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
At Lutheran Compass Mission. la2o
Pacific ave. 10 a. m. TO ! .. m
Ma 64qs. except Saturdays.
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"a noll J. WALTER iayA sands
~ S<'Sor Finishes f1oouA
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WANT AMBITIOUS PERSON TO take
over electric appliance business In
Pierce county. no competition, no
selling experience necessary. any
person of average intelligence can
build n d e pc n dent, legitimate.
profitable business. Investment re-
quired. Write "a, Tacoma Tines.
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PAINTING - PAPERHANGING
J. l. Newman. MA $3.50
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Henry McLemOr'e Says:

souri,. have bcen bsaten. and the
same goes for Clemson and Bos-
ton college. Cotton bowl roa-
festants.
So. for this year. at least. the
Rose bowl has the stand-out
game. IL could he improved
only by having the Texas Az
gies substituted for the Trojans.
but that il impossible. In Ten
nessee. the Rose bowl has the
ranking team OF the country,
and in u. s. c. II has n football
power that came across the
country to humble Sotre Dame
team that kicked all the great
ones in the midwest with the ex-
ception of Iowa's fighting fistfnl.
The game In Pasadena on New
Years day Is likely 20 develop
into the biggest betting game
OF any ever played In the NAM
moth stadium.
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more toward Pasadena lin his
thoughts, I meant than he was
toward the end zone Of Shields
Watkins field.
Had Butler failed TO make his
run. the Rose bowl situation
would have been rather acute.
because Southern California was
tied by u. c. L. A. and IL Is a
bit difficult to peddle a game
between two tied teams as the
No. l football attraction of the
year. But Johnny got his gun
and fired II just in time to keep
his team united, unbeaten and
unsecured upon. No other bowl
can offer such an attraction.
IL will be Tulane and the
Texas Aggies In the Sugar bowl
and Tulane has been tied and
the Aggies have been scored
upon. Both Orange bowl selee-
tions, Georgia Tech and Mis-
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The First To The Eighteenth

ond. 81. while Fred Handes and
G. w. wssbburn had s7's George
Poprad had 81. ~ saluFda , :
best nine play. Dick Davis had
si-i0 81 Carl Raymond wa
nest. ss.7iS all. Other soorss
were Fred aanaoE. s7h 49, =
s2ls: Archls Mclean. tsit % =
c. r. fsonnsii. all -
Meadow psrk Best nine. tar.
hey event. Sunday. George nsman,
st-t 20. Nd cfss. a7-s 81
stan King. ss-s 81. Second dlsi.
sinn. Fred smith. ae.sM zbts
jos Harrison. s7-sss sos. nat
urdAy sweepstakes. Jack Adams
s4-ib 90: stan Banelor. Ts-s 70,
Al Garter. 1913 10. and Lee
Booth. T7-7--70.
Flrcreai selected nine. turkeys
Sunday. Allan isrywns, ssss D.
and Jack Walters. sz.7's zsis.
Ths hrDokdals Meas elilb held
= medal play. half handicap. with
only the frat nans counting. Play
was for turksys wlnnsrs
FIRST division Frank Jefdss.
ss-4ss 5<is.
Second division Geo Holm. Al
tis 3sh. Pred fitmmslsbaeh.
Third division ntsss M6cfsth,
s3-1sis s5ss.
Ths Transfers held = points
tourney ~ lsrookdsis On tbs first
nine. half handicap.
fIrat division First. Pred Him.
nasishaeh. 1sis points.
Second division First. Marry
Batteries. - points
Third dlylsion etsTs Aot5sath
1874 Dointa
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FROSH LOSE
'KEEPSIE TRIP

BERKELEY, Calf. - The uni
versities of California and Wash
ington no longer will be represent
ed by freshmen crews at the
Poughkeepsie regatta on the Hud-
son river.
A gentleman's agreement has
been arranged between the two
institutions to restrict future
crew competition in the east to
varsity and junior varsity boats.
Kenneth Priestly, California grad
uate manager. announced today.
The frosh crews have been the
only first year athletes permitted
TO travel out of the state. Priestly
pointed out, and the California
students executive committee de-
cided that the eastern trips should
be in the nature of a reward for
varsity oarsmen who had one or
more undergraduate years behind
them.
The ruling will not affect fresh
man races between the two insti-
tutions.
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another new BOWLING
CIRCUIT FOR TACOMA

Another new bowling league
starts playing on Tacoma alleys
this week. IL is the Peterman
Manufacturing company circuit
II will roll its matches on the
Play Nor alleys each Wednesday
night at $50 o'clock. There will
be six teams of five men each,
representing the Shipping, Patch
ing, Door, Machine Shop, Sash
and Cutting departments.
Tenpins fell on all fronts
In Tacoma Sunday as local
sharpshooters aimed Mt the
head pin In several tonrna-
ments and others fired away
In several postponed matches.
Tournament scores were I'M
dergoing close checking today
and the winners will be an
nounced tomorrow.
In a Class B City league post
poned match on the Broadway al
leys, Russ Michael's Service rolled
high to win four points from Club
Cigars. The score:
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Stadium Plays
EnuneIaw Five

nisdlum's Tigers. defeated u
their opening fiit BY = stfnnx cai'
lsgs % Puget Sound freshman
team. ~ 10 ~. travel 10 Enam'
elaw Tuesday night for = pfaeties
iiff against Ehs hlsh srhe<l thsfe'
beginning ~ o'ciDtk-
Coach v. q. Issnss -
aiess~d Ne wsaid take th~ e.s
tsse staalans squad. bss SD
~ ssuid start th~ @sus~ iisesp
wblsh sp<sed IL Logger
fssess--tis~t h. George Wsft~
- saa ststa kspestsh fer
wards Neal f.isdslfsas. ssas
fss. and we< Ifnd~ss so
Mssisa kisflsh. Kssssis.
u slil ~ tbs first game u the
season Tor tbs Enumels~ sian.
which IL rated ans ~ ths aest
powerful clubs IN iss sseflen.
nksEntks 10 FLAf
Other Tigers who wiii make th<
trip include hob 1amass. f-yman
Anderson. Dave Anliiof, Hsy la
gen. Frsd Angas. Dave iAsinRsson.
Jim Angus. Earl fsiosEsts. AT De
Mafis. Mike NOLAN. ftsEd ois<ndsm.
Carl Warren. Disk rsts<sea. -
DsssF. Hoy MaFphy sas Jerry WI.
bsimaon.
Ths Stadium sepA.fsssFvs squad
~ilI meet Humners epasfsns -
sumner tomerfgu sfssfno<n II
o'clock.
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TRIBUTE PAID nuSTlIuc
LUTHERAN GRID WONDERS

Reward fer pak veil aess sss
sGeosdsa ths fsaetfis I,ssthxfan
gFidasFs saturday nieht
Tiis tlrss il,afs sefs ~ hslsky
taekisfs facing the hsghly .sogssa
filailatoFs ssit plenty a tsFhsg
ana staffinK,
Tns oeeaslen wea the football
issfqstss ~ which caaeh ctiiff OF
SIN AID HE vlesofiasss youngsters
1ess given praise and homsxs
that ~ss theff aiie
AsA thefe sese speeAsss~~
ssea Uhe wsfs isss9 n thrtf
praises u fh< sfafsssf iltfte
ssnsh ~ zfhistss ske fsskkl
tasif se@sts essi b k<iax kiefs
- ihe seAesi.
TfibBls ess gwen 70 AIarv Tpfsr
rnerslh. siKslf4 Mlfsfsissa afsf EaFi
Pratt ihe Little Amsfieasl
Ths Inspirations seaFf. Gisea -
ghs ness sai,1asls plstsF n ths
year. nas presented - hafK
iiafnhman. tbs hsg ssEssireelitae
fuifbaGk
r. ZIG ssxardsen sent ths
ssnof q being neat years. cap.
tain,
Coach Olson received : large
trophy ffota ths sfssdspt body assd
thick eampus lacket fFom tbs
team members.
speakffs wess r. a. Htesen-
sea. seefelsfS u fhs 1zeetn&
Chanei,ex IT Cennn,efess Assi
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co|son and Nay
Lead Shooters

Earl Colspn. ar. and Fred May
won the two mutions 1t the Ta-
coma Gun club yesterday. II was
miss-and-out event. colson. jr..
won the ia.yard and doubles event
with 40 out OF so and - out q ~
Harry Irwin was third In the 10
with 80 out ~ 90. J. u. Irwin and
w Anderson were second and
third. respectively. Harry Irwin
won the skeet event. ~ out of 50.
and Or. $. l. Blair was second, ~
J. y. o'Neii was third. 20. Tho
final turkey shoot OF the year IL
billed for next Sunday.
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neeh1. fsos1nrns1ef 80 $780,
aeat - - ste6esf bn1yy
se<ssss 0lss~s ~. ff1e~4e<.
fes<s Dsys,eiesl GNssils 49,
sfskf. ssstsIasx senxA. -
speFls st1fess.
Thffd- yssf sweaters u<<o
awarded n - hixMe3<s. i&~-
f<nes Jeax&k. Captain Afs ffs-
i@fK. ~ Jsesbs. 10 Fsdsp<a sali
izlsif T.ylefs
a~essnd pear sweaters wset -
hsfi Pratt. u>1fEs .xsIis<<on. -
kssuxsf, Marty Asfth. Msrv Tn1ss-
msfysk. is<,s Iemmssvlk. Tna~e
fsesisla0 first pear lsttsfs eeFs
isfsiesF kksrs. tim lsTeosen. M1s=
ssy 1aYfo<. George Tnefll<fnea.
fiseFz< fITez. uesaeu zines1y.
9fsfiiax Itsfzi.msa. o<s asbzeEsl-
h11eh ard Jsmes plssis. A n4&z~
ayers sweater wsnE 70 Pad L&f-
son.
Aeeosding - Olses ssefF naa
msiI - bafk next year nitn ~
sxespsien n ~ j&eo1s. fs&uis<
esntef.
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Amateur Glove
Men Open Meet

More than 100 eager amateur
battiers begin EXAMINATIONS tonight
In the rita annual Northwest
Golden Giovc. hoxlng tourney at
Seattle civic auditorium.
TacemA's Northwest A. e. n
sending fisr mes ists battle.
Eari Cooper win night IN I'M
light heayyweixht disisiss. IAa-
s~rne Wilson. Jshany MssSts
and Charles ssasnstsa ere ea-
tered In the lightweight sla~s.
whiie rsul Issysshi. tho Iiitie
Japanese xanx~isT. goes 10 u
10 The haniam class.
Some Of the entries have fought
In every renewal ~ the svsni. ons
Of them. billed ~ canada's great
est amateur mlddiswsiEhl. jos
Ashenbrenner, was heading for shs
sectional title last year until At
unexpected fiat dropped him. This
time he figures he can do u.
Eadis Nckinses. another
fsse-tlmer. ester. The Hight
heavy fiela tsaight. and a.
ready halds . kssekessi victory
essr Allan Dunn. saaessssr
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limited weight classes, respcc-
lively.
All new champions teighD w)n
the unanimous approval of the 700
fight fans who overflowed Roose-
welt hall. They are the best that
5000 enrollees OF the % camps
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punehes whs iesk ~ aislsssn
titie last sees. sleNssnea. fss.
mes wssislantss state caltsx~
fighter. wAs fsEure1 - iaks
the sfswn.
Ken Lindsay. Vancouver ~
weight winner last year. wss i&aA
this time with = little more timinn
and precision. hls coach. Afnnis
HsFtram. aid.
semi.finals and fsnais we're ss'
Tor tomafrnw,
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TRIPLE c RING CHAMPIONS DECIDED

ELsIA, Wash.-The 1889 boxing
champions of the Fort Lewis dis
trict CCC were decided Saturday
night at Camp Elma. Dale
Blanchard and Joe Fagerstedt. Ia
coma CCC enrollees, won decisive
decisions in the 145-pound and I'M
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Steelhead Club
Opposed To Park

Ths Tacoma hEesihsad ciilb seat
On record ~ = nesting eysf shs
weekend opposing federal pro-
pos4i u eTeaiton II ths casca1s
National park me eiub also -.
poses proposed extension II ths
Olympic National para
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The last sweepstaks tournament
Of the Tacoma Golf association
was held at Highland course yes
tsrday with the following courses
represented. Ailenmers. two. Fir
crest. four. Highland. "a; Brook
dale. four: FARMLAND. four and
Meadow Park. three.
Winners OF the first division.
Tom Medak. 1853 50. Jack Wal
ters. 77.5 81. Al konHmo. IS
8 81; Bin DE Lay. 1911 81.
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~ .w4Umwm !. - -. n@~<o<
..x..--~.s s.s..~ <l1v< g r11u1-@16iu1u1
<..s<~st e 1870 fIv<~1 - =
80 $3.50 - II vs5l< -
- ..-ks< -. - - ...e1<.|I1rn1
nsnn~r 4 wksrn i $500 -
- ~@~vx.eusu.@x II. r1<w -
=. ss', ..s-s.s IS 80 -.
.a~- :, - - - n.u&<6n1
-. - e~~@S1.S
- r~sSr~-~ 49, ~
VA = - - 1r'1;1~~u1~6r6
-. = rs~rSsu~ eru&@rn
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- - -. : -
- 49, - ,1r~61uro
- - - - - =
- s - II "a. s1-~u165v
- - s.-rr1rrS ~ rrrur1
su1s~ - = = -
- $500. - - 1r..r16
-. ,1~s<61S - = 81
Yr<s. 49, 49, r.enr1n -
"A - - ,t~~1 slms - lse1n
- - ~ $500 = -
- xc<rs Il -. tks rls<~1< 80
~-s.~.ss.~ - "a = e. = -
s~.rlsIs,s 4 -. - 1161n go.
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/ 49, - -. -. I. 80
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Expects Hard
Tilt, However
By RONALD W. wAeoNER

United Press staff Correspondent
Los ANGELES = The Southern
California Trojans, in the promised
land OF the Rose Bowl after q
aqueaky finish. prepared today for
Tennessee. and Howard Jones said
they could be taken.
None of our boys is convinced
Tennessee is tnvincibie." Jones said
as he mapped out q program for
his team between now and New
Years day when they meet Ten
nessee In the Pasadena classic.
Jones. whose team has won
five games and been tied
twice, said he expected the
Rose Bowl game would be the
seasons toughest, but they'll
know they've been In q ball
game.
Tennessee's record Of finishing a
10-game schedule unbeaten. united
and unsecured on - 212 points
against none for her opponents
was regarded IS challenge by
Jones and the Trojans in their
sixth visit to the Rose Bowl.
The Trojans record wasn't quite
20 impressive. They opened with
Z to Z tie against Oregon. whipped
Washington State. Illinois. Califor-
MIA, Oregon State, Stanford and
Notre Dame. then took a hair
breadth decision, to 7, from
Washington.
STEM BRUINS
Saturday they barely held u. c.
L. A. to 0 TO o deadlock, STEM
ming a fourth period Bruin scor-
ing thrust on the two-yard line.
The Vols, meanwhile. finished
shutout season with Z to 0 vic
tory over Auburn.
LIKE CAFEGO
Pacific Coast conference officials
chose the Trojans over the CO.
conference champions. U. C. l.. A,
because the Bruins, though unde-
feated, were tied three times in
the conference and once outside.
An invitation to Tennessee was vir-
tually formality since the Vols
have been favored all year.
The city of Pasadena, which
holds the Rose Bowl classic as the
climax of its Tournament Of Roses
parade, was elated by the prospect
of seeing Tennessee's All-Ameriean
halfback, George Cafego, its gal
Looping back. Johnny Butler and
strong line clash with u. S. c.
The Trojans were expected
TO match the Vols star for star
with Grenny Lansdell ut quar-
terback, vicious blocking Bob
Hoff FIN a and All-American
Harry Smith at running
guard.
The Trojan Rose Bowl all VIC
torious record opened IA TO 3 over
Penn State in 1923; AZ to IA over
Pittsburgh in 1880; 81 to IL over
Tulane in 1882; 35 to over Pitt
in 1888 and to 3 over Duke last
year.
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Buckaroos Tied
With Vancouver

SEATTLE-The Portland Buck
aroos and Vancouver were tied to-
day for leadership Of the Pacific
Coast Hockey league. The Buck
aroos moved up by beating Seattle
20 here Saturday night.
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HUsKIEs LOSE

SEATTLE - The University OF
Washington basketball team today
worked on offensive tactics after
dropping its first game Of the sea-
son Saturday night, $3.50. TO an
alumni squad. A crowd of $500
saw the undergraduates bow be-
fore superior speed.
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Cocker Spaniel
Club Will Meet

The Tacoma Cocker Spaniel club
will hold its annual election OF
officers and business meeting
Tuesday night at s O'Clock at the
Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce.
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MlASSILOS. o. - hassilon high
school played 70 crowds ayerag-
ing 1900 this season. Its Big
game Il with csnton-
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Two new records were made In
a postponed match Of the Stadium
high school league on the Broad
way alleys Saturday afternoon.
Jim MeNerthney rolled a 2is for
a new high single game and FIN
ished with 52s fOf a new high
total.
Industrial, Commercial. CITY and
clsas y leagues xdil finish thsir
flrst half schedules on the Broad
way alleys this week Commercial
and Class B ieaguers are witness
ing hot scraps for the first half
title with half dozen teams bat
ting for the honor IN each cir
cult.