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MO BUMS-REAL SPORTiJrfEWS
TIGERS ARE
SKINNED
AGAIN
7 Sporting life over- In the King
county metropolis |Is getting too
strenuous for the Tigers. They
, don't feel well this morning. It
Is thought some good fresh Taco
ma atmosphere will do them good
so they came home last night and
I will try to brace up out at Athletic
park this afternoon.
It ha* been a bad time at Seat
tle 7 this week, however. Three
mornings out of four the Tigers
needed- Ice on their bead's. Turk
pltchrs and Turk (batters -were al
ways getting them In trouble. It
was worse than usual yesterday.
.Zackert served high balls among
other things and .they went
against the Tiger constitution.
They were not straight high balls
at that but he lost the corkscrew
in the thing on each delivery and
after the Tigers had had nine
rounds they felt much worse than
j usual. .
Charley Schmuts tried to outdo
Zackert in hospitality and be had
the Turks going some but they
were too much for the Tacoma
boy*. The score as far as Taco
ma is concerned is not worth men
tioning. Seattle got three tallies.
Here Is the way it looks:
BHE
Seattle 3 6 1
Tacoma 0 4 2
Batteries: Zackert and -Custer;
Schmuts and Bliss.
New Zealander is
Champion Sculler
DICK ARNST.
.This husky young fellow halls
from New Zealand and Is the
champion sculler of the world. He
probably will visit this country
before long to try out any of the
American cracks at the rowing
game. Arnst won the title in
1907 from Wm. WeUb, also a New
Zealander, and he has held ;It
. since against the best oarsmen of
England and the British colonies,
"••here rowing la far more popular
and better known than it is in this
country.
TACOMA THEATER
TONIGHT TONIGHT
' •}'; Mort H. Singer Presents
HENRY WOODRUFF in. . .
'"IHH FMJfCaV OF TO/MIGHT"
* a. musical gem in a beauty set
ting direct from 2»0 nights at the
Princess theater, Chicago. A whirl
of fun. music ami girls. ►»'«--•
-;.•: Prices— to I.SS. . f '
y<7 SATURDAY,.MAY 21
r7;_. The Noted Prima-Donna
..-'r?- Comedienne -
■'%:■■ DOROTHY MORTON
111 J. J. McNally's Musical Comedy
'V "-*♦•'. :,"• "WIDOW JONES**
Company of 30. Lavish Production
. Prices—2sc. 50c, 75e, $1.00. •
, ; Si-ifls now selling. ■„,-■-,•
t-*X ':': t SUNDAY, MAY 23 77. "
Brandon Bros. Present Ethel Bar
.*; rymore's Greatest Success ''
? ■ ">. ■■■-- i- "COUSIN KATE" - "-- ':r;
■ . '.-■'.■■■; With 1 -,r
.'..'', JEANNE RUSSELL
y , And Excel lent Company. .-
Prices—2s« to $1.00. v
■ Beat sale Saturday. '
PANTAGES /THEATER
. I Unequaled Vaudeville All Week
7 DAfBNafJ : POLLARD ".
■X Australia's .Vssstrat. Comedienne I
,>Seven Other Stellar Acts i
- triceslsc. 25c !.; 77 Box Chairs 60c.
GRAND : THEATER •«;
iMonu'a Leading Vaudeville House
„! p-r-'-** pr -r ' •<-' K.Hiiw-gf... >;;l
" Greatest Jocader la VaaAevtUe .
omm -. ■even i Otns* Star -, Acts .- »•-» H
-7 Admission ~ lower * floor, r *S"c;
box teats. Ma ... Matinees, .y except
"isfldsys fen« Sundays. Its. =-, „
B*a**ttf'-.»".'»>J': "-■*)•*-. I '•■■:,«> '• •;- -. <*»- •..!-
I; Coast League I
Gomes Yesterday. ';**.'
' At Los Angeles-^-'" RHE
Vernon ■■'.' .'.. ■,'';. .57 2
Los Angeles .......... 4 10 1
•At Oakland ;yy R H E
Oakland ............. 6.54
Portland .*..'..;...... 4% 9 1
At Sacramento— R HE
Sacramento ........ .',-^1 1 0
San Francisco ......... T 0 r4 : 0
I American League
1' l , i a
Yesterday's Games.
•At New York—' R H E
New York ..........."4102
Cleveland '.:.',. 3 7 2
At Philadelphia— RHE
Detroit 14 19 0
Philadelphia .......... 2 5 6
At Washington— RHE
Washington ....6 8 1
St. Louis 0 7 0
At Boston— R H E
805t0n...... i.... 3 8 1
Chicago 0 6 2
National League
Yesterday's Games.
At Pittsburg— R H E
Boston...'/ 0 12 1
Pittsburg 3 4 0
At St. Louis— » ;R . H E
St. Louis „....'. 09 1
Philadelphia 17 1
At Cincinnati— It H E
Cincinnati ......8 11 2
New York 7 11 0
At Chicago— : RHE
Chicago ;, ... 4 7 2
Brooklyn ............ 2 7 3
BRYANT JUNIORS WIN.
Bryant Juniors in the Grammar
School league will now play the
Logan boys for the championship.
Bryant defeated Sherman school 8
to 4 yesterday In a hard 'battle
after each had won one game.
• •
( AT THE TACOMA. I
• , «
"Cousin Kate" Sunday.
The attraction at the Tacoma
theater Sunday night will be Miss
Jeanne Russell In the comedy
"Cousin. Kate." This is the com
edy in which Ethel Barrymore
made her biggest. hit in New
York. Henry Hubert Davies Is
the author. 3 •■■- ■■'-■■
xm
Dorothy Morton Totnttrrow. ■
• Dorothy Morton, i noted prima
■MM cmedientne, in J. J. MdNally'3
musical cmedy, "Widow* Jones,"
will be seen at the Tacoma theater
Saturday night. The chorus Is
said to /be an unusually attractive
one both in looks and manners.
Woodruff Pleases Good House.
iHenry Woodruff In "The Prince
of Tonight," assisted by a very
pretty chorus and an able com
pany, pleased a full house at the
Tacoma last night. Several of
the songs made hits, especially
"It's a Good Old World After
AH." It will he repeated tonight.
Grand—Vaudeville.
—-Vaudeville. „
Chicken dinner Sunday at Lake
side hotel, Spanaway. •*•
I E. E. PETERSON
las moved to 1133 So. C St., op
posite the postoffice. ... ;; *•*
Four Big
Piano
Specials For
Saturday
Only
These four pianos are the
pick of a large stock In our
bargain room and are very un
usual bargainsunusual not
only because of the well known
makes and the tremendous cut
in prices, but also because of
the fine condition of these in
struments. They are all prac
tically new,* having been used
but a .very short time. Four
homes will be made happy. If
you would have yours one of
the four—be quirkthere's no
time to lose. These big bar
gains will go with a rush.
Sterling — Mahogany case, fine
condition; sella regularly at
Goes'at $176
Goes at $1(0
—Orcheetrelle. mahog
any cose, superb condition; reg
ular price $425; ... >•. 000/ I
little used .......'.*'/f. 9<CO4
Ceciltan ; Piano —• Large , sire,
colonial case; used but COCK
few months ......... *>atD3
Boardman ft Gray Baby Grand
-^•Almost new; cost $750. Goes
to quick buyer o>l*7C
for only ............ •?•+/D
. Pay cash or a little each
month as you like. -,—.-■:„'■'/•• ■*.
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.aS^SBsW ,^m WVm Xmmß^
Successor to D. 8. Johnston Co.
MsV4A C Street >":, \-yj;;
Taronut's Pioneer Mnnic House.
' Victor, Edison and Coftmnbia '
Talking Machines.
''.' CHICKERINO and other fins
pianos. ''..7;,,7*v. ,*,.--,,|
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PAPKE KNOCKS
OUT THOMAS
(By United Press Leased Wire.) '
SAN FIRANIODSCO, May 20.— !
Billy Papke knocked out Joe
Thomas In the 16th round of their
bout heer last night with a hard
right to the body. The fight was
tame and the fans were disgusted
with Papke, who plainly showed
that lie was faking all through.
He could have put hie man away a
dozen times before he did. As a
result of Papke's raw work, three i
bouts In which be was to have
been a principal have been called
off.
ÜBS. JONES WINS
GOLF MATCH
Mrs. William Jones yesterday
lefeated Mrs. H. S. Griggs In the
501/f match at the Country vl-ulb
md won the championship cup.
r/he winner defeated all comers]
>oth in Tacoma and Seattle. I
H. S. PLAYS V. P. S.
The Tacoma High school this
afternioon plays Puget Sound uni
versity another game. Some of
the regulars of the High school
team will be missing but there are
plenty to take their places.
ILL HEALTH MAY FORCE CUBS X
LEADER TO QUIT PLAYING FIRST
FRANK CHANCE.
Bad health, it is feared, will
compel Frank Chance, boss of the
Cubs, to retire from active play
in.-,' and take uo the role of -jeuc't
manager. Chance has been ill
since the beginning of the pres
ent season, and his physicians say
♦.lie- strain of managing the team
and playing the game has caused
the breakdown.
Under Chance's leadership the
Cubs have won three pennants in'
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Ryner Malstrom Says:^^^^^^^^K
I MOST conscientiously believe that weij|p§=- TOmS^I.
are all on the era of a wonderful busi- »|ps-
ness boom, and being a believer in doing ', wj*»«l*#l
business in a modern store, lam in the M^m^^^M^i '^11111111
midst of scaffolding, painters, etc. Its ms^M
inconvenience does not affect my ambition fifpat J*» $*$$/
to give the people of Tacoma values that W:. mW^:''^ \\\\\\\\Y *-3.y
cannot be equaled. So for tomorrow I W B^r>-t#y \wmM^^-^
have decided on a few sensational remod- 'fPlllll^' 'WsW.
cling specials that are worthy of your m -'" "W*^
quick attention.
Fels Naptha Soap, Jit* sOe Almond IQn
6 for aLUIf Cream ................ ..I Ul»
* 50c Nature's Remedy oi\,P *3.00 StorAsilk Elastic &% AA
. Tabtet» *" stockings T- .51.00
250 Nature's Remedy .0/* -« cv,„„i,i„. a*>
Tablets ........ ... „.... IsCC 1QA^°.T.................:■£l QA^°.T................. :■£ ...;19c
_ A , . _ Brace I H
Cutlcura 1 A n
Soap ....... .........a IIC 25c Tooth IH.
BOtj Herpicide Hair OQs BrUßhe" *- ' " IUU
Tonic .......«: ...aCaJC BOcToothj} Qft
'.. $1.00 Herpicide Hair CQ- Brushes. .0 ; ....OUC.
Tonle .........V •" ..... .336 25 PER CENT OFF on Perfumes.
25c Swansdown C.%
Face Powder «.#........' 3C 25 PER CENT OFF on Toilet Waters.
Waters 9*™8 '. .1 d! C....;... . 14C M PER CENT ° FF on Halr Brußheß*
25c Bromo - .'*"'-* *« .* " .lArt,' Just received, a fresh supply of Lowney's
-. Quinine A . .* ,;..'.. I *rC Candies, and Park & THford.
1 25 c Chase's Kidney and 'fi ' If). I.' ol'*'; ,?° nirt- Cure «*rani eed to cure
Liver Pills . .' 1 1 C * f°J* jn,.?(^" or money refunded.
60c Chase's Nerve "; : r f:'.7, 14.% Any Truss In the store »1 CA
PI"» aC«fC Saturday for ............. $I. JU
frf RYNER MALSTROM
1 *Jk PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST .
J& A SUCCESSOR TO MALSTROM BROS.
■Jarisga 938- PACIFIC AVENUE- 938 M
THE TACOMA TIMES
EVERETT TRUI AT THE GAME
BEAVERS TRIMMED
BY SPOKANE 2-1
VANCOUVER. B. C, May 20.—
Spokane kept Vancouver out of
first place -by taking the game
yesterday, Jesse Baker, the Ta
coma boy coming to the rescue of
his old town club and trimming
the Beaver*. Baker held . the
Canucks to 3 hits. Milder kept
Spokane down to 2 but they won |
anyway. Baker - helped In the
scoring by a two-bagger to the
fence himself. Score:
RHE
Spokane .' 2 2 1
Vancouver .., 1 3 3
Batteries: Baker and Ostdlek;
Miller and Lewis.
the National league, and the
world's championship twice. The
White Sox beat them for the
title one year, and this probably
was the hardest setback Chance
received while at the head of the
Cubs. He has bien a prominent
factor in the greatest base,•"•rill
machine ever set in motion, UrJMt
Is a question whether the -Cults
can keep up the gait with their
leader out of the ,-Mine and on the
bench. J $%
Chance started out as a catcrf
er, and is a native of California.
He went to Chicago when 10 the
late Frank Selee was mariaglnji.
the team, and In the beginning:
worked back of the bat. Ho.was.
Injured so many ii nes that Mm
switched him to first base, aji-1
Chance soon became one o'a tliet
greatest first basemen In •*«'*
history of the game.
V. M. c. A. BANQUET.
Promptly at 7 o'clock tonight
200 mem or more will .sit down
:o dinner at the Y. M. C. A. and
tear what the association is doing
n other parts of the world. The
•nesting will Ibe in charge of J. C
Haley.
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Ors. Thomas, Osteopaths. **'
OFFER SITES FOR
RIO SCRAP
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20. —
The announcement made by Tex
Rlckard that the Jeffries-Johnson
fight will take place In this city
has created quite a flutter in real
estate circles and for the next few
days the promoters will be
swamped with offers of sites.
Rlckard and Oleason are In no
hurry to pick the spot, however.
Superba grade of Puyallup
made ice cream. Extra extraor
dinary quality and purity. Quart,
35c; pints, 20c. Jersey Butter
store, 1114 C st. *•*
WEARY
WILYUM
SAID
he was a sailor by profession, but
the Kind Lady at tho sldo door
said, "I don't hear you using any
nautical expressions such as 'shiv
er my timbers'." "I'm not an ocean
sailor," explained Weary; "I'm an
airship sailor. When I swear I
say, 'shiver my gas bag" or 'shiver
my propellors'."
The fight is on between the gas
bags, and aeroplanes. As the fel
low'said, "It's aeroplane to mo
I'm aero-not." Still, aeronauts
ire going to be very popular. Soon
the K. & C. shop will be selling
aero togs. Just now it's auto togs
and we want every auto man to sco
our new auto coat with the raglan
collar. Great.
WILLIE, with
KLOPFENSI'EiN A: CONRAD
1322 Pacific aye.
,^A . Of , Mfw h fc, fj
YOU
•,.'*■- * " " . \ ~ -' * J
Can Find Your
CLOTHING
FURNISHING
GOODS AND
HATS at
EVANS-SCOW
CLOTHING CO.
1213 PACIFIC AYE.
Everything New and
Bright, and the Prices
Are Right — —
Evans-Scow
Clothing Co.
1213 Pacific Aye.
I To the Housewives of Tacoma
I PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FAMOUS
I BRAND OF TEAS AND COFFEES
I KNOWN AS J
I "THE
Perfect Blend"
j will be placed on market here at once. These
I goods are brought direct from the plantations
|S and will be sold by your grocer on the most
I economically devised basis. For quality and
8 perfection nothing has ever been brought to
I this state to equal these blends no means
■ could be taken to better them or their values.
m In tin boxes at the price of paper bags —and
ato be had at all grocers. Display rooms for
|J tasting and samples with dainty lunch given
H free. All cars will bring you to 1538 • Com
-8 merce Street.
I STANLEY WILSON
a - ■ Proprietor.
■ New Enterprise—New Ideas —The Open
•1 and Square Deal.
B. 8.8. B. B. B.
Vacation ( .^mi'hL )
M**Hl a \B sQsm ! /
aOUlt^^
aS^asltsW saffos) y\.^ g
Summer Clothes that are gust the thing. Dressy,
stylish, classy clothes for classy men. Don't pay
high prices. See our, ;.«, (ft"
Special .....;... :V:.\: V..p*.. *P*3
Clothes for every man in every walk of life.
Yes, we can outfit you in the correct furnish
ings, too! ; ;-• - ■ ' ;-'
■:/>;; LET'S TALK IT OVER
Tailor-Made-to-Order Suits, the very essence of
refinement, for as & g%
little as ........................... 3>-fc
and up.
•. "-. . _ ... . ■
Brewitt Bros.
:'"y :7. "■'i*.;;*'.*'7 r .''.7-"- : '■■•"'/■•,,'■-'■■■' '-•-." "'-'.- *•'.,
B. B. B. 1217 Pacific Aye. B. B. B.
Friday, May zu, iy 10
Heavyweight
Boxing
Contest 1
■ x •' Lee Croft
. 168 Pounds
VS.
Arthur Schock
-- ■' 180 Pound* if
10 Rounds
Under Auspices Puget Sound
. . ' Athletic Club
Germnnla Hall, Friday Night
MAY 20
Admission $1.00; Reserved
Seats, $1.50; Ringside Seats,
$2.00.
Tickets now on sale at tha
following places: Elgin Hotel;
Maple Leaf, 154 8 So. C;
Prince's Cigar Store; Olympic
Club; United Cigar Store; The
Mecca; The Annex, 11th and
Pacific; tho Peerless, Dryers,
Sparling Cigar Store, 903%
Pacific avo.; McDonald Cigar
store; Donnelly Billiard Par
lore, and Warwick.
Importers Tea
& Coffee Co.
055 So. D st., near 11th.
The only store In Tacoma re
telling Teas and Coffees at less
than wholesale prices.
Best Teas Ofin
(any kind) lb OUU
Usually retailed In other stores
from 50c to 700 lb.
Other grades from 10c to 30c
pound.
Best Cold crop) 00 *»
Coffee, lb aCttC
Usually retailed In other stores
from 35c to 40c lb.
Other grades coffees from 10c
to 25c pound.
DON'T FAIL
To Visit the
White Dental
Office
Pleased to Show You Around.
HUTCHISON
DENTIST
Stratford Hotel, 9th and C.
Office Hours, 9 to 6.
Closed Sundays.
eyf£wf/Sf^o\
j CROWN a BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY
EXPURT OPERATORS IN EACH
DEPARTMENT- PAINLESS EXTRACTIMa
WE OPERATE THE LAMEST CAREFULLY
CONDUCTED DENTAL PRACTICE IN THE
. PACIFIC NORTHWEST
; ' IICHT PRIVATE OPEPATIN4 CHAIRS
CHARGES
A r*^_ '^EXAMINATIONS f»«
S^^^/PARLORS
Xaw THfATRE BLP6
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GREATEST SACRIFICE SALE
Ever in Tacoma Now on at .
NORTHERN SAVAGE CO. \
900 Pac Aye. fojflf
Sunset
Coal |
The coal that lasts and burn'
clean. " .;'
Try King coal for your range.
It's a pleasure to use It.* £ j
TACOMA TRADING CO. g
Main SI. \;yr:-■■ v A 2111
Shoes
When you want GOOD SHOES
for any purpose—for men, women
or children—come and see ua?
Our - prices always less. Best
standard makes. •»■*• £**"
WILLS & HAUSER
(The Shoe Men. 1512 Jefferson At.'