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[ribbon sale extraordinary I
I I New Design*—Smart Styles—Underpriced i— I -i I
MORIVf Nfii A SALE EXTRA<>KDINARY INDEED, which comes F4K Flaam I
l"^y H-l^i *I *vJ /\ when every woman -is buyiug Ribbons and when MIH 1* 100 l I
A¥ C these P^tty sorts are none too common, yet which takes X
tJI EjC-jI AljiJ an average third from the low prices. «■* f^ * I
KSKSsasE s^jJi^prs^^rr::,l: pargain More 1
Fro- 9to 12 om y . cli™" Amfriea exports "~band- Salorday Attractions I
Men's Underwear 38c Beautiful fancy Jacquards and Brocades—novelty rib- -- , _ . . I
Two piece «uiu — Medium bons, including beautiful French patterns — novelty "CDS LndCrWCar K6GllC€fl I
TZTT^iTm Z*Xt* D^3dens, Hair Bow Taffetas, Fancy Warp Prints, etc., Men-. heavy woo, .hiru ana I
urdny. 9'to 12 only, qo r widths to 9^., inches. Every conceivable color and pat- g*^; "'"i* 1 color°"ly ' J%Wb fl
S*rment " -Bro^w,, noor tern. This Saturday- ««»«/ ' 79C <WTl| I
— Ilroaawry Moor. Men . B heayy rl|) , )ed lTnlon L^t \}M H
Tiirlriah TnwAl* 9*>r IT% M V*% X~% M -Tl Suits- splendid qualltj « V ■
lUrKISn 10W61S ,«>C \*J/Mi*^\ "C "C-r^i /ljJ^-^i Saturday special. 7O« , | \J B
IJO only—extra size—hemmed \M/\J <J t> S"U " f-^l V f^ B
—good weight — numatchable "^ Men's medium weight ribbed J\ Uj H
value, Saturday from 9 OC- ' nlon Sulfß' Baturdu> AOr "Hfl I H I
to 12 only, each -3C — Ribbons—Broadway Floor. o«iy * P eetai. suit . h-ju Bill B
<v-««*•<■-" . wS'jisitu'Ky 11 ,'j 1: ■ill I
—KleveuUi Street Floor. special, pair 13l» U.nj^J^ 1 ■
m»-Ti j n ac O • ¥f f • 1 /\ r» Men's heavy weight gray M M r _■
Milk, 4 CanS 25C til* A 3311*1*3 VPfV .NnPn^l MXp «00l socks, Saturday JO p «£J A B
Carnation brand large «iM cans. UI agglClS, f CljT O[JCUCU JOl special. pair I3C £J ■
Saturday 9 to 12 only, AC. 1™>"*~" MVWCJ CUTPTd AT ±f\o B
w>ur cans /DC * FRONT OLOSI NO BRASSIERE of exceptional Hm ,rJ, si 5 J.L^St tr starch 1
(Limit 1 lot to customer) A\ 1 • ±- » i • i ■• . W'm Negligee Shirts —either sort or starcti
lumit i lot tocusiomer, £-* snla rt nesg — & combination Ot embroiderV' and laCO cuff.—alt slms—»)i X assortment of patterns. ■
• —the lace forming a V yoke. Trimmed around anus faßt *eWaK' 45C I
Scrims 16c Yd. with Cluny lace—an exceptionally/lesirable gar- aq B
Fine quality—ss-inch plain nM>n t a t ft very special price—Saturday only **OC SATURDAY 9TO 12 ONLY ■
rruaU^r?o' Cw r n Ttt~£? Cic° f -Corset Shop-tliird Floor. BOYS' KNICKERS B
urdav Bto 12 only yard IOC ■ Another big purchase of Boys' Knickerbock- ■
,„„,., r' - . • ers in sizes 4 to 14 years; made of good H
(Limit 26 yds. to Customer) weight material; on sale Saturday OQ A B
—Kleventh Str«-t Kl.H.r. £££i I Aofo \nOi»l«ll H! 7OC mornlug from -» to 1X at. pair fcOU ■
Ostrich PlUmeS $150 JpeCiai (Limit 2 pairs to customer) ■
Thew Plumes are of the beHt J§m\ t* IVP mtrn n n Uri)TV n L 1 m ,n RAIN CAPES ' SPECIAL 98c fl
selected male plumage—extra CS*ffl i*. R V^UAI UrJ^MdMt Or llU'.j Just 50 Rain Capes in sizes 2, 4, 6. 8, 10, 12 ■
large—SO- inche S long by II lH^Lili'V>Viti SEASON. Tllt'SC Coats Rl'C of CX- aI1(1 M y««ra Just wlliU v"v wallt for tll(' fl
rVbK' srv^n.'S- SwWt sell<-"t (iualitv zibdims- *^*. -aCM,rt^",.r e r"°' d"V«r I
r,f^i° a sssi n; Ml %l jj^i™ «-.>..»*«■ » t .-»..,, , - B*-^' Raln . c .^ wbiue 3Bc ■
12 only, your tlsfl //f ' U\Y Surface materials. Some have Velvet better quality, all otou, from 4to 14 years. I
*' UMiltal! AU \ \\\\ ('°llal>S andVuffM, SOIUC of Self material. Saturday while they last. #4 AQ M
oiri.* nr. c -« B H. /mi lU? Both I><>lttl(l and full flare modefe. You your cholce ■ *'"*D I
Girls Dresses 75c LJIL won't find such superb coats marked so SATURDAY 9TO 12 ONLY ■
wMhedr!!SSror f>llKin K Oham Blati low anywhere hereabouts. 4*7 qc CHILDREN'S RUBBERS 29c fl
percale, made in neat styles. tf[t\ rW Saturday only «P • •*/*# Our greatest sale of boys', girls' and misses' fl
ages Bto 14 years, Sat- 7Cj» ijiU " —, . , rubbers, guaiaaiteed, Hplendid make, most all ■
urday, 9to 12 only, each I lib —CJarment Section —Third Floor. sizes in the lot, for the early comers. Take ■
—Third Floor. ____^^^______ your plcK Ba'ui"day from 9to 12 OQ|» B
_ , _. 01 . —-——^ -^^— >__ only, at, pair tJb H
Stamped PIIIOW Blips mTr««-« T ««« - ~ A'B" * big'rbt'of women's rubbers on sale ■
7 k p TUMBLERS, 6 FOR 49c Jardinieres Special 49c Saturday, *n lay, 0O« fl
IUI' I v f vr -TAR WATER TUM- Wellers Ivory Jardinieres — a at, pair...,. Q*l\* ■
These are our regular bert qual- \j BLKRS—large finely cut ? ood size—make handsome gifts— . t»T« tIAUAOtr BAB/lATV fl
ity envelope pillow slips, stani- star—well polished tumblers. Sat- Saturday special AA-. A BIGr DAMASK. BARGAIN H
ed in beautiful designs to be urday. extra special. SKT Jfl. ?ach 49C a .i n ,j ail ti«^_, q*« 10 n«l,, H
jmbroidered. Saturday » 7 C p OF SIX for 4llC —Ilouwwar*.—Fourth *7oor Saturday From 9 to 12 Only ■
to 12 only, pair lUl> _______.^-..^..^ Here is a real sensation for Saturday morning ■
—Eleventh Street Floor. customers In order to start up the trading dur- _■
PI,«««1b*» lOa #tV M TWTPTI "PTnnTJ aATVa -an/WII >-W - Ing the ordinary quiet hours of the day. The ■
ChOCOlate IOC AlA^fl I*lJ-KL» J? IjUUK SALiLb BOOTH /TV M ltargain Store will place on sale from 9to ■
Walter Baker's premium Choro- *L —?«».• w«. « W. 12 only Saturday morniiiK v hl»aclieil li.miHHk W
late. Mi-II). cakPß. 9atur-IQ. ■ D«4W ll^vll«»w» C«la I at a prt** «>-astonishingly low that we do ■
day only. varl. IOC _J1 ■ Klfi IllllTlP Nil IP JM I ""' exl>f(<t "»« quantity to last until noon. H
TWO FOR »»c fll M MJIII ■""lI4H kJUIV/ WIW I rhis "iatflrial roln*« 8B Inches wide, heavy ■
(Limit 4 cakes to customer) T <J VJt weight, satiny finish. Saturday morning, ■
—Fifth Floor. " "^-———-»—■■>—•~_ ■ 9tQ j2 > w hlle the quantity lasts, buy QCf» H
P^,»,ot Pn+f rt « «„ OYM BLOOMERS WOMEN'S WAISTS «..*-* ODC ■
l/ruCneii OOXbOn OC Made of fine Panama Cloth -just 311k mull Waists in colored stripes, n.TRT.S' MTDDTF^I Yin H
Splendid silk finish crochet cot- the kind you want for athletic either high or low collar, long or WJ.Xfc.UD UMj.utJi.xto tfuu H
ton in all colors and weight, wear, -hurt sleeves. A wonderful bargain Saturday in girls' mid- H
K rd baa y.. 9 to '2 3C BATH ROBES O ? RE,? SIN° ? ACQ nUE? ffi^ru^WSr bft;^Wcf yl-,£; I
(Limit 6 balls to Customer) Just 9 Children's Bath Robes. Jacques. oirls' Galatea SkirTsand 3aturd»y at- K»rment fl
—Broadway Floor. sizes 10 and 11' years. » few. Sweaters. a ■ T7ll fl
At above price* we will not fill y /^| • p | A - _ _ Ottl jTIOOF B
sv=JttMf.a Your Choice Saturday $1.00 Bargain Store I
' ' —THIItU FIXM>R KAI.KK BOOTH. ■ B
WEEK-END SALE OF GROCERIES jjjp gg S | §||OCS For I
TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED, COMMENCING AT 750 A. M MILE- I
A-MINCTE SERVICE ALL DAY. KITIIEK OVER THE PHONE OR AT Wk Jn» 1 VI I
imrniMihs Kovs 3nd uirls Hcrp I
Choice Baked Goods COFFEE 29c LB. rkst him cane fiu it J W*»mm vp mv iiVfl \/ ■
Reduced I "0/1 t^° Uw iv!' Od<Tißcrmunatin * •raoLKBAL« IMUCKB T()l pOR YEARS we have specialized in Children's Shoes and fl
100 of our Pumpkin Plea, 10. I coffee drinkers of th'i"vicinity VnV,*" wl We are alwayß Btudy'nR to make our •"«» beßt Btm fl
Saturday only, each lUw | for the paßt 2 o years, at usual # or oatK« CCp better. The new stocks present undoubtedly the best foot- ■_
(None delivered) Saturday very I)Q 20-lb"sack« a«mm wear styles in America for children. They represent also fl
Fresh baked lot of choice layer special. Ib Z3C , or XI 9R the best Shoe value, in the JL fl
Oakes, assorted frostings. 4(1. \OTE-SteeVcut to your order; "•••"■•: *»'*U for the DriiS. -fl^. fl
SE J!-SU PISJ?SJ ! Special Meat Bargain, »»'«fS~S "*?££*£T^ Y^^W I
MILK- Agtor or Darlmade Ib. . luC Oolong, Ceylon, and English »li".>s fur boys »l-4O a pair _V \^ / "J J^k\ H
Milk. Large Cans. Saturday Large young roa«tln;; OO« Brenkfast, Ib. .I.V; *1 r»n IDJ. U|)' , ..__ ■l^ o %/i t| //l-Zw& B
special, SIX CANS QC* i chicken. Ib HZ THREK LUS. FOR $ I .UU Sl'»^h for girlii »I.JIO a pair H
for 09C Beef pot roast, AM . COCOA —%-lb. cans of Walter an2,""' , . -, )»9|iAir & X
COTTOLENE —Saturday spe- 'b 1 *VC Bakers delicious Breakfast ?>»<»■« for mfHnts ..V a ts ||
dal. Large Pails, «l.» 8; mcdi- Selected leg of OHa ('ocoa- Saturday special, each |)alr ana UP- ||
am pails 66c; Small «q lamb, Ib _UO air; FIVE *4 f|A __-—_-__-»»_,. X
pails -OC ' o»r famous beef and veal loaf FOR I iUU iiiAlliriTin 011/\n nntr .ft An B
MINCFn n AMS iifeh I -«nrooked IHc Ib., OC« GROUND CHOCOLATE Run- U/IIwIFIMN NHIiF nPI 49^8 fl
SualUT Sa?urd«^cla caJ ! TWO LBS. FOR uDC kels famous brand. Saturday ffUiflElllJ ODUL 3F L. Q&.UO ■
ll" DOZEN CANS flfl lii | Our Homemade Sausage. Satur- special, 1-Ib. cans 25c; 7C --_------------—-------—-_—___-__-_-_-«__. ■
for' ' SliOU l a, y. J"e^' al' lb- iHci i"I b DU CaJ? S '*'*' Both button and lace styles are included in a variety of M
BUTTER-Fancy fresh cream- JSILKTIN -Large " Eastern *?*££> lirtk." i™£T this seasons most des.rAlße lasU and patterns Medium |
cry butter, pure and sweet. Sat- I Oysters in bulk or put up in Saturday special, 4Q ' and high Cuban heels. B*h styles at* patent leather with ■
urday special THREE #4 Art quart cans, on sale here daily, each I «jC black, grey or fawn colo||f cloth tops, gunmetal with cloth B
LBS for ♦lIUW BAKING POWDER—Red Rose SALAD DRESSING POWDER or kid tops, brown »uedeT\rown kid. etc. Not all sizes in B
CAMPBELL'S BOUPB — Your brand, the best egg phosophate —Oolden West brand, large .1, ,1,, h «t .11 •!»« bJie lot from 2U tn « mn nn fl
choice of 21 varieties, Saturday Baking Powder on the market. size ca..H (make one -in* S!^ ",**'%'u- choicp ortC"lot af ."air 52.98 I
■pedal THREE «C- Saturday special, can Cil- quart.) Saturday special. lUC Saturday, your choice or-^e lot at, pair f^iJU ■
CANS for -UU 17c; THREE for UUli —Grocery Htore—Fifth Fl<M>r. —SJMJi Store—Eleventh Street Floor. ■
I Great Bargains in Jewelry I **§ i f> _T I Wondes.nl Pre - Holiday I
Tomorrow at 25c. 50c I\nOaeS KercNef Sale -Bargains I
and 98C In Every Detail Tacoma's Leading Retail Establishment trbfll 2 tor 5C lip I
—BROADWAY BALKK BOOTH < » I |g4II(OAI>\VAV HAI^EH BOOTH D. I
[WHOLESALE
QUOTATIONS
Butter «nd KCK* —Ranch bnt-
Ur. 30©31 c; Btrlctly fr««h ruck,
eCRH. 40®410.
Poultry — Ctilck«na, <rr««isd
11© 16c; squabs. 16018 c; docks,
12018 c; squabs, |2©2.2G;
springs, 25c.
[ Ttmb Macta — St—ri. lIHO
I 12c; half em. 11 Vie; hogs,
trimmed «ide«, 16c; muttoa,
wethers, 13c; lamb. 13 evot,
[12c; whole hog, 12c.
n rxwwiy wtyw^to g— fc I
jfc . .
I FruiU—BanmnM, 6f lb. Or
urn MOS.M cut*; Odl gnHH
THE TACOMA TIMES
Wlnesap apples, $1.50 box;
Winter Nelll* • pears, $l.bi>; '
grapes, $1 bekt; Malagas, $I.IS|
Co.ioords, 25©170 ««kt; Tokays,
$1.30; lemons, $8.6004; Orava-
Btetn apples, 7&o box; oran
berries, $»©».60 barrel; qulncM,
$1.86 IMS.
V«g«ubta» — onions. Walla
Walla, M 978« tattoo*. $1; '
Walla, $t,B»#l.W owt} Orajjon,
$l,7Ss UttSM, $l.« 0, ■ l«b-
Nm, l !-♦« ">: Own wm
potatoes, 1%0 lb; squash, 2c II);
pumpkins. l%e; Hubbard squaMi,
IMiO; Netted n«m pottine*, fig
♦to ton; Brussels sprouts, 10c lb
Cauliflower, too do*; Cal. grcan
peas, 3 tbi. for 25c.
—-' ' ' M
Whol—1» H«j im) Oral*
Clover, lit© 17; alfalfa, $14
©16: com, ISiOS*; whoat, $34
086; whole barley, $88®2»;
rolled oat*, $10; bran, •$•;
■horts, |2t.
Hops, mi, fOllc lb.
Si GOTCHY NO MATCH
FOR CANADIAN CHAMP
Knocked Down Twice in Third Round, Gitchy's Seconds Throw Up Sponge -,
Clever Matches La&t Night -Connars on Downward Path — Sammy
Good MakeS* Splendid Showing
BY "PETER."
One of the greatest boxing
cards seen In Tacoma in years
was staged by the Hagles last
night before an audience that
completely filled the hall. Some
of the fastest, classiest boxing
ever assembled on the same pro-
Kram made the evening far more
successful than had been an
ticipated.
In the main event Hilly
Uwks, lull- of Vancouver,
H. ('., claimant <>r the < .m.<
dlmi middleweight chiuii
|iii>iihlii|i. deciNivcl)' defeated
Si <;<>i<-lij of Alu-iili-i-ii. But
it wan the only n illt stiff
inning of the evening.
Ootchy Outweighed.
Ciotchy, beautirully muscled,
wary and quick as a flash, was
outweighed by Weeks 18 pounds.
And he wan not In condition to
box the heavier man. Me niain
i;iim-il ,111 offensive throughout,
caused probably because Weeks
rimhed him in the first round
and had him bouncing against 'he
ropes twice in the first 10 sec
onds.
In the second round Gotchy
was faster. He received a cut
near (lie left eye that seemed to
take all lii.s remaining pep. Near
the middle of the round he went
down for the count of six, and
Referee Schock was counting
"four" when the gong rang.
Some of Gotchy'* upporcuts had
rocked Weeks but did no dam
age.
Got Dream Pill.
In the third round Weeks
ruslieil his opponent, and
had iliiiiKN all hLs own war.
Within a few sw X after
the opening of the round,
(.otihy rolled over on the
luidded mat for a count of
nine. A moment later he
went down agitin, iij»|Mirentljr
for keeps this time, but he
fore the count \\»n ended,
his si'ioinls had tossed up
the sponge.
At least two other matches on
the card were more Interesting
than the main event. These ware
the bouts between Sammy Goodj
and Joe Hennessy, and betwaan
Earl Conners and Leo Houck.
Sammy Good was iv better
condition last night thun he has
ever been. On the other hand,
Hennessy's fast living had left
its marks on him.
The crowd was with the Olym
pla boy, and there is no denying
the fact that he was game, out
Sh nuu.v Good had a world more
class than Hennesßy ever dream
!ed of.
should Re Draw.
Joe's i>rlm lint) blows were
right swingn to the head—
noisy and Mustering, hut do- '
ing little damage. The boys
mixed with it will, and the
iMMit MM a regular buttle of
«Hs and sti-eiigth from be
ginning to end. In onr opin
ion. Good did not have a suf
ficient margin of points to
entitle him to the decision
that Referee Hchock .gave
him, however.
Karl Conners lost to Leo
Houck of Seattle simply because
he wasn't In condition. Friends
of Karl were disappointed %o see
the downfall of their little idol.
Kor downfall it seems to lie.
Conners was in the worst shape
last night that he has been in
for many a season. He boxeJ,
of course, and boxed hard, but
he didn't show the stamina tint
enthusiasm and lightning speed
YALE HASN'T
MANY HOPES
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—To
morrow's football calendar Is
about as attractive as hag been
offered this season, headed by
the Yale-Princeton, Pennsylvania-
Michigan and Syracuse-Colgate
game* in the East, and the Min
nesota-Chicago and Hliiii>iK-VVi:<
consin games in the West, on
which depend the 1915 champion
ship or the Big Nine.
TheYale-Princeto n game an
doubtedly will attract a mam
moth crowd. The supporters of
the Blue will wander back to
New Haven hoping against ,iopo
that Tom Shevlin has accom
plished a miracle in the last two
weeks and whipped a team in
shape that will make a creditable
showing against the Tigers. The
Princeton partisans will drift
back to cheer for what they be
lieve is the best Tiger eleven (hat
has emerged from Old Nassau in
years.
U. OF W. AFTER
BIGGER GAME
SEATTLE, Nov. .12. —Anxious
to try their mottle uKsiinst some
strong Eastern football club, Uni
versity of Washington phiyers ai*e
anxious this year to make a date
with some large university elev
en. Manager Arthur Younger
has asked the faculty for permis
sion to stage a game at Pasadena,
Cal., on New Year's day, against
some eastern college. The fac
ulty athletic committee is taking
the proposition under advisement
firsTTlaTis
on tomorrow
First play In the annual winter
handicap of the Lochburn Golf
dull will be staged tomorrow.
Drawings were made yesterday,
following the qualification round
last Sunday when 38 players
qualified.
Oaly Ob* 'RROMO OVIWINIl"
To a~«t Uio H-rnulne, call for full
name, LAXATIVB BROIIO UUIN
IJ«. Took for alaimture of E W
OROVB. Curt! a Cold In On* Day.
tie.
that usually marks his work.
Conners was foolish to brask
with Paul Steele recently. He
will learn soon enough that the
bright ligbu kill off more good
boxers tban all the opponents
they oan find. In the second
round a few short uppers to the
face had Conners groggy and
one good punch would have pat
him out. It Is his first bad do
feat, and unless Karl braces up
it will lie the beginning of the
end for him.
Bob Yoern, Tacoma black
smith, lost to fast Ivan Miller of
Seattle in another slashing bout.
Moth of V'oern's eyes were swell
ed until they almost closed. He
Secession Rife Among
Ballplayers of Coast
BY TOM LAIRD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.—
Organized baseball has lost two
players to the Federal league who
would have remained within the
pale of Czar Ban Johnson's do
main if they were treated fairly.
They are Jimmy Johnston, former
outfielder of the Chicago Cubit
and White Sox, and Joe Gedeou,
former infielder of the Washing
ton Americans.
Johnston jumped the Oakland
Coast league club because they
attempted to slash his alary |f<M
per season.
The Chicago Cutm promised to
recall him next spring, but they
notified Oaklnnd that Johnston to send him to Minneapolis,
could remain in the Coast league. "You play where 1 want you to
Johnston had a talk with Geor«e play, or you don't play baseball,"
Stovall, Federal league manager, Griffith informed Gedeon.
soon lifter and signed to play with Tom Seaton, Federal letiKna
Newark. pitcher, learned of Gedeons re-
Gedeon Jumped because Man- fusal to Blgn with Washington,
ager Clarke Griffith of Washing- convinced Oedeon that he was not
ton wanted him to sign for the getting a square deal and, niaK
same salary he received from the ing Gedeon a fair offer, signed
Salt Lake club in 1915. Gedeoii him for the Feds. Gedeon also
balked and Griffith threatened reports to Newark.
CHAMP BARRED
BY COMMISSION
MILWAUKEK, Wis., Nov. 12.
—Johnny Kilbane cannot box in
Wisconsin any more. He w.ta
indefinitely suspended by the
boxing commission last night for
having failed to answer charges
that he "stalled" in his bout with
Richey Mitchell.
2 BIKE RIDERS
HURT AND QUIT
BOSTON, Mass., Nov.l2.—Joe
O rlmrn and Ben Holbrook sus
tained slight injuries during a
sprint yesterday afternoon In the
six-day bicycle race, and were
forced out. Linart and Sullivan,
their partners, immediately forc
ed a new team and. re-entered the
race. '
Phone Main 0821 and We Will
Call for Your Suit Imn»«rtUt«lj
Thirty Year!*' Experience
saas South k st.
Leave. NORTHERN PACIFIC Arrive
12:10 a.m. Spokane Limited—No. I'aklma, Pasco, Spokane 8-15 a m.
1:40 a.m. Portland Night Exp.— Via Pt. Defiance 6-'oOa'm
5:10 a.m. Seattle from Portland vla Pt. Defiance l'-30 a' m'
8:00 a.m. Atlantic Exp.—Spokane, Helena, Dime, St. Paul
Chicago 10-60 a. m
8:00 a.m. Wllkegon. Carbonado, Fairfax 705 di
9:00 a.m. Grays Harbor Line—Via Point Line & Olympla 430 i> m°
8:36 a. in. Portland Local—Via Yelm and 80. Tai-uum .... »•••'& an '
10:10 a.m. Seattle Local—Seattle unit Intermediate 8-15 a. m
12.45 p.m. Seatle—From Portlninl vhi Vein and So. Tacoma 1 2 -a•-, i 7 m
2:00 p.m. Grays Har. Local—Via Point Deflnnee v
4:10 p.m. Miss. Val. Llm.—Billing*. Kan. City, Xt Louis... 8 00a m
4:40 p.m. Seattle—From Grays Har. via Pt. Di-lianre 4-30 bi«i
5:00 p.m. Ortlng. Carbonado, Buckley, Kanasket 10 60ain
6:46 p.m. Portland Special via X, DeMum-.. & (Vntralla 6-35 dim'
6:60 pm. Orays Harbor Kxp.—Via Lakev hw « Dupont 12 10 ■ m
7:00 p.m. No. Coant Llm—Spokane, Butte. St. Paul, Chic. s'-.IOn m
12:46 p.m. Seattle—From Grays liar. via. So. Tacoma 12:20 dm'
»:80p. m. Hcattl> —From Portland via Pt. Defiance ' »-2IId ni
8:60 p.m. Seattle—From Grays Harbor vlt Pt. Defiance 8-40 n. m.
I \i <im \-i »«.i i n s RAILWAY
8:33 a.m. Glacier Limited B-4S n m
l:»p. m. Paradli* Valley Exprew lliOnm
< 111. ...... hiibiimi: A <,T. PA VI. ' liiupm
-8:43a.m. Grays Har. Special—Aberdeen, Hoqulam, Roy.. 606u m.
3.46 a.m. Olympian—Spokane. Mliioulm, Butte, St. Paul
Chicago B-SOnm
• :Vop. m. Columbian—Spokane, MUtoula. Butte, 8t Paul" '«»»•«.
Chicago ' ii.iK.m
0.-W r. A \ (v ii.«s a. m.
(Union Depot.)
13 48 p.m. Portland and Gray* Harbor Owl 4-4a.hl
4:46 p.m. Prattle Local JfclsJoom
10:60 a.m. Shasta Limited '^^Ua L£"
11:00 a.m. Portland, east and south Ur',\,Wf
• :45p.m. Uhasta Limited, Seattle ...\.m^
llM».sm, Seattle Looal ..........M
ORKAT MIHIHKKH Rt, _f
12:45 p.m. Portland Ixjcal— I'orlUnd and Intermediate... aaaaaaaaaaaal
8:00 p.m. International Llm.- Seattle, Everett, V&ncoureA
12:10 a. ta. Portland t»wl—Shore Une Express ■■ *M
5:06 p.m. Portland Limited—Central!*, Clieballs. Pci tlsfl
5:46 p.m. Oriental Llm Spokane, Havre, St. Paul, C
6:45 p.m. Southeast KXpres*—Ore«t rails, BlUlnga. K*m
Han Cltf
10:45 p.m. Vaocouver Owl—Vanoouver and Jntayinedl^
Friday, Wot. 12,1916.
put up a hard battle against tho
clever Seattle boy.
Pretty I'mik Pu«.
Lealie Calvert i nil Ed Hunter
didn't do a great deal toward the
advancement of the ring game.
Culvert wag afraid to hit, url
Hunter didn't have sense enough
to slip one through the Tacoma
lad's ineffectual guard. Hunter
got a declHlon.
Jack Hartford, Taconia boy
who recently beg;tn his fight ca
reer, showed up 100 per cent bet
ter than he did two weeks ago at
the Glide rink, and made a gamo
liattle against Young Davidson of
Seattle. He lost to the latter's
experience.
* <s>
• "KKT ON MIC" #
<$> 3,
<$■ Romeo Hagen is sounding <j>
■•• the clarion. <§>
• Romeo announced today <•>
•> that he would box Ivan Mil- <S>
?■ ler of Seattle in a week or ♦
•• so at Glide rink. #
<$• "Anybody who lost on the #
♦ Tacoma boxers last night ♦
•> had better bet on me, be- #
♦ cause I'm going to clean up *■
# this man Miller," announced <^
# Hagen.
4> Romeo says tha he has ■♦>
# renounced Seattle as his #
• home, and will register #
<*> hereafter as a Tacoma son. •
<s>
HAVE YOUR
CHILDREN
See
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