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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18
Ocpheo fan life heIbreoes

Deb Irtal, pisltt oa b life Ton Haa ban sasnbH, lei
al Crit Ter ,r tHH en- Baaos at tursr Torch %
BET CT pss t0HiniH,sasHs psDssr. Esobss i0raaElasss
0se On tsirH6i IdtaHe AZ ehrhiHeeE bet ,Hifa@tgs
Rsr saaE esiis ser bIiDsr IN HaHnsTsi n9rfsr Itsu
raHIsHbs sse,a<T iaaf "a eaariis ess,Iit, % Haar sH
bhusr belt lHifst q Z sphsb asissn. o. uiseminer, Be
~f1Ebslifa taH iisrnes. % etifs sgt s~isHgipss TN nur
mait Euiiaue vi csrlifsa onrt sosidaf fgr tsbis. vi
10 AZ q {fieieeT 'TsHieiess oso QataFth Ger a tafti
zab<i sRb "a tssaabi IltaHh al sstmRabtfas.
o. pql eius al kaEbrtN TelzTs fer tfbDsTt IifPio,
al fsoheb ugraarlaeel al aatauhl. tca ,tte fan ~ g
us rec Balls CataIrh Cure. efno trsr GrtalGg6
int j. v sAsHssS ~. x9isae. /.
~ sasss hos aposssu. TS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

1854. n. Tiger, at ct tort "5srituaHS",
ipm lisssr 10 upilte geil uppe / 9ancet q
sSaioerSL tnlOes en- SroiIa Seq oerimco
err al ben g1euins. at ei glnO life fan fables
Suoiig, meomnOre BET bar JOrbinosIie meo
Sauet. Suem bar Het?
a.: u. bar Set. 1st or netup bet iom
sjsr ct Sano til en- Saoijs. at oct lite
bar birrite 5orbinptlis Hto onuet. 1oB
fan nntHrlispis en- Subiip pars ~iSrbmnset
mto Sapst Deb CT 6lb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

1947. Sp.: /. SuaO er Cub. os SuIp.
peHse label al?
2. SuUrior er be life lapet al bare Cub
% SBlo?
gu: 1. soussbsFanboelen or Sub |
@nlnprnsr 90 Splp Selpprnge. men ber
tilIattes en- Eroreat aobbrr (Ontrent en- Tel
til II 1rle al @ntol.
2. 5orhi be ha life uilne blipe baarae %
parise mol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18
Oyre Daa.

/ : Sor6inOelie mco en- Noti$, ION
tioiigere or giengipct / "Goiten" on
8cItcu / @clbaucu@ prGgtiqe DO,
manee, Gpre &uG, meooeler z
IS. 6.@ / "SremifrIOt", at Der Der
Site Sanuar 1853 boIOtes Sfiitc pao
2pre 8naa g: Sa0) / aaulanb. 9In,
ner til Sinie, eitcr "i0Iia 7pre 9isr.
g~uliien oa bans iaIia Guinoe 8lnilS
Sls0aatter meaem &ernene eler De,
res Arpinger Amunn % Eeoer Gp.
reienner OF @uniIN 3presbaatter
iamt 8unilDS 3 9stre al ct isritc
segteifob meo (en) aetil".
0pre eieoe 4 SenOer SanS, bapoe
10 aisr oa 40 Saller % BERTH
Hbl. pna a~iitcbunSen. Eno
lin Selemarfsfuite hdoSe ban 4
Sslier. bporai , par 9uleislier. til
en- &rroi al : H0I. , Bar SpGnoer
Ill 4 3ol., og s ~Suefer til SopeO.
lang (gqroi 4 HoI.) berte ill Smi.
oogsorosternc. Zen bersmte "San,
.teiinger al lilo" leber man iorgjGpes
eiter. 9oets Hetto6eIsb par $40 A0l.,
oa itsrre goer err ijcloen at finoe i
bin Sio / spre 5clemnrfen.
Af Ipres Born beoc Ssmnen Ge.
Ser 9preien aleteSe / 1916 oa eiter.
loo peo Sfiitet gntc ire Senner %
EN- Satter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

1855. Sp.: or Der uoast Hprit Slao,
ION ubtommsr i Oregon; i iaaiaIO, buao er
bets aoresie?
Ss: Er uagiues. iaabiot hi peo. life
nsset nsrit Slab | crseOn. ct eauii Slab
uofom | nosls sar ! SOrtlano. mfu bet CT
inogaaet for lGnge fsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

1913. ep.: Suao er 6oritieneu uelem
Someteaoloueu i Ntinnelpta % Noro 7a'
fpia?
Gu: Ter ct insen SoritisI. somes
iraOluurn CT en- national eurr liberal Sop.
ucbtaset af aougresien 90 CT Gus for alc
Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

1858. Sp.: q. tiger of 9r. &. Soed.
man Dor / ct. 9nul, 9. Tiger, ban Dor
minneapolis. 9usm bar yiei?
Sn.: Tuftprrn Dor | ct Sonl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

Gil Sioer Tan oct giGIoe for gf,
oeie. ser icnere beinrcs ipm 2anoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

6n mcrfelig @rptir. timber Ell 500.
tur ! Soaein i%orleOau iaHot ieg
R9rbeoen al SuspaH0 en- uofin1
merfelis @rctte. ifripes Der til "Suif.
81" Zen er iaa rIrmmelie, al en-
a Mano iaar YlnSs / Den. 8GgaS
% Sag er bcflaDtc mco itore gIiml,
renoe apartsfrpitnler oite Here
BONNER Ianae, iiO0cRos paa frpos
og tpers. I'll SiSerm aaar Here
minore @rotter Uncover aieIoet. BIN.
Den er onftst nleo Soro. 4eosan.
gen or nosei beip9rlia. ou ben lisser
iapt, OF man mal fraple pda ulie
IRE Tor at fomme inc. S9ioer man
Sps nloe / Oct mlNitenoia msrfe
Sum. rcilefieres oct meo en- pionH.
oerlis StisnbeO ira De SuiinSer al
9eafrpitaaer. a~onhGH0e oct er ei
al Sasnets SuIoreIlotte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

eu.: Grnnnlossn Fsrr brrsm: "asns
sen opbcInrr No Sprse moeen 1iS tSfrt
Var. bpis life uistigf SiHbrinser mubt".
Der q aItiaa inssa mis- Iis iafiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18
SuiinOrr bar NiDreiDaoOm
Og Dfo life ON oct.

nor at eepiie bpae swamps Root, oct ppptrnse Spremieoef, fan sjere
TOR TEN, fan embesr s9fer al "'1etoraB. y ofen" iaa tiiienot
Gu Yrspeaaas iut pr. Voh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

1856. Sp.: Sppr lense bpert Sar er
aOns Oscar iOrpIistet til at ppbpIbe jig i
Nprse?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18
Ite aqicle Gptr9 2.URibaroion.
Neutrality-suspicious. I.

Siporip'9iout uRbCialCS lite for dltIna
men bet turcrer ruriia gtnre, 9euer. On
SI%preingoont. hpis SDmptomer er Jraua
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

1852. Sp.: /. Soilten 5Oiieitamms
t,lbgrsr HuslnnoS 8efpItHins?
2. Spilien 5clfeitamme tilbgrer &pros
mrnoene?
Sn: l. Ten obfrusieune lei Of Rnss
lauOs Suopaanrrt CT Slauuner.
,. Ten g~rrmauife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

On "S NSdiaoT Not,s Got At bsUNc Spamp5Roos toraaOerLas Gsrter Ian oa
i %oe aSaH rance AZ DC SannNr paa 1HiEos. al Sg.ec mso $1nS9ogO. Der r mSStaast
am pl GasneL 81 DC naoe' TT a. lcHoe cuer N &rcccHata Aaar &c trurr III TT
lhbuo I "Gtcprab goucu"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18
Qaben Rorreiponoance.

ect'--rcsmaoI I heure wfseEira tefoorss ~
Hhtrsrferne q. II. Soeues, W7outebioeD. Mtnr..
% Nrhu cnie, sGabtfcu. Wfs.
ersrdenrrnt ira merfoner. fem sffe sbcibes
me .Fnbre III Rebnffiruer. befbores TIE.
ebfraere hehse afirffe Hne GpsrasmaaI I q
ucrt rc tnNeIiaf sprea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

ls4a. ep.: Spoo Cato par 9intieoas
I 1868?
Su.: lite aunt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18
Ssifryess.

" II. ,i1u lNh{
cti hota "a par Nr~e bar tea haut mgrr tltr
mlhefe Spyetn@eog' 90 IRE Noar aIr 0lcp sHaooHr
Meh lil aioerltl o. fctU fiet. az ItI biep mtlet tors
nFSuei OF leo mrlCt ~ Mir Sinr'e Oh Qrait htiRi
paa haritl at igrtdNe mia, 3ts iaa Il suamp' Meet
ape5iisle Hcut o. arcu v1 &aHa. ,Igl Bt1uB5tt az
ol'lRe Htretct1fH % mcFfCNt en- NiaIqti Fsrbtnrtuf
tisI az hapt trl { SHamr Appt fun 20 gCri 5i0.
Ica teStiep AruatN. o. NCt rr mfb sat ir1 Naft AZ
t1 CT aleelea brttr bet % iitrt. Ecv at UUrt haHifr
hlitey 100 ieI toG9 en- Eoitor cramiaSrt uuIrt n nit
SaHp' pla ialot oft udE lHuet % tuSMvTtgt SuHlac.
1ta pro, "a toers SwampfRpp cr rrnt psasIabUiF
~ 9 Wethpletr rpArE t]saarltIc Trays fsgt 'a
tattey eosr 'oy mtH iuihitGHoias NritrreClif o. mbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

1851. Sp.: Spoo Snto bar Paaiterag
1850?
a.: Site Iarts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

Spaae. niHnot gnrtr or aHiuariias Tor arrr
Spgaoa,Re 90 Sioflisr. Cub Hoast auort
Srnt, % gaar otrier Snrrisoosmme BrD
Ssriauanslit rler anars Mariaarr iiaenrs at
raa ltn @anR. ina uii ooofiie ilaaaag fiirt
panieipr.
1errs tuIiae SraaRsr tan trnuar cSs
mffrtiomhre. mcm Teres Sgrrr meF. iorni or
nfrfitrr men % trguaer Gpmertlomhrs ipri.
pnis fe CT iug entr fair ZEN nliipas. {"
laa heanna al tagt TT. eilmers Smamps
Sset. bet nppcriies %iDhel ior Ssrrr. gcurr
o. Sl6rc. thi i~aainart Ecrrs Srrcr er iriifc.
laa pil DC ogInn hinlpt aut aaars Eraaurr
I'll neihrra. Gn Sreprhaife oil suerbsuiir
bbilirnismheia.
zen niuoe o. uperorotuiliqe Siriniaa al
Nr, 8i.ncTS Splmy Srof. oen reroenS5r,
raruie Rnyf' % SIGge g4r0icin mRrtsS bus.
49, Gca liaar bplcii ior me ui0uueerliae
pelHrtoelleg al Dc melt taarOuaiieoe SiiPloe
Z iuamp'aIopt nj iGtir belle SerrS Sndem
rlg t8i, % BET beoie &eptS bcrga1 az en-
9yppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

uoittuor. iaa e. BET Sib1csbp;o ON. Of De-
res &uycr cler 8lGrs rrGuatr prebItiteiIg
CpmGytiCWbCo.
SiuaUtvr Moot er behaIeitp al taee % er
tdiallS hos HpU;elcre pU.r he,e Seroeu |
Elajitr AT TO StD,rciier OF to 8rlier so
GsHtS OF Ell Tolar. Eitytdgact. Suampa
HiUot, Sr SINNERS Spaulpr 3tuct. o. &ores'
In. StulbamtOh ~ y. pna bpgr SLATE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14
LOCAL UNION DIRECTORY

Bakers-John Klucknow Sec, 25l9 So.
st. Meets LIST and Sd Saturday, Union
hall.
Barbers-W. J. Bradford, 1917 Pacif
Ave. Meets LIST and Sd Tuesday, Union
hall
Bartenders-W Carroll Sec, 1923 So. G.
st. Meets Thursdays. p. m, Fawcett hall
Blacksmths-D w. Mclean. Sec, 222l
So. G st. Meets LIST and Sd Thursday, G.
A. R. hall So. Tacoma.
Brewers-G. Sehock, care Columbia
Brewery. Meets LIST and Sd TUESDAY, 1908
Jefferson Ave.
Boilermakers-W. w. Edwards Sec.
$500 Birmingham St., So. Tacoma Meets
LIST and Sd Tuesday, 1908 Jefferson Ave.
Butchers-S. A. Munsey, Ills Pacific
Ave. Meets Thursdays, Union hall.
Brickalyers-F. E. Larsen, Sec. $40 n
Fife. Meets Tuesdays, Parkers hall.
Beer Wagon Drivers-F. Kinzler, Sec,
3ll0 So. c.
Brewery Engineers and Firemen-F. H.
Smart, Sec, Room %, l9l9h S, Tacoma
Ave.
Brewery Workers Joint Branches) -
Fred H. Smart Sec, r. %, 1912 Tacoma
Ave. Meets Bird Tuesday, 1906 jefferson
Ave.
Bottlers-O. S. Miller. 1921 So. L st.
B. L. Firemen-J. F. Libby, Court
House. Meets every Tuesday p. m, Odd
Fellows hail. E. F St.
B. R. R. Trainmen-F F. Enright, 1856
So c st. Meets ? D. m. every Sunday
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BIG MEETINGS
AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, No. May l4.-St. Louis
expects to entertain one of the largest
crowds in the history Of the city during
the coming week To the number of in
dividual visitors to the worlds fair will
be added thousands of delegates who come
to attend the first of the series of ma
tional and international conferences to be
held here during the summer. On Monday
the International Press Congress will be
gin its sessions. This gathering will be
attended by famous journalists and news
paper workers from all parts of the Unit
ed States and from most of the countries
of Europe. Canadian journalists will hold
a meeting during the week and there will
also be meetings of the National Editorial
association. the trade press associations
and the state organizations of editors.
The second big gathering of the week will
begin on Tuesday. This will be the bien-
NAL convention of the General Federation
of Womens Clubs. The advance guard
of delegates to this meeting has already
put in an appearance and it is expected
that by Monday there will be hundreds
of representative women here from every
state and territory of the Union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14
FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Warden Thompson is having no.
tees posted throughout the country call
ing attention to the law governing the
burning of timber tracts during the sum
mer months. The part of the law to
which the warden desires to call particu-
lar attention is the following:
ANY person, firm or corporation firing
or burning any slashing or chopping dur
ing the closed season without first OBJ
tanning permission from the chief deputy
forest fire marshal will be prosecuted as
provided by law. Before any permission
will be granted the applicant must give
notice to all owners or tenants of adj
joining lands, residing therein giving
time and place of the proposed burning.
and on presentation of proof that such
notice has been given, permission will
be granted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14
SOUTH TACOMA

The Adventsts' tents on the old ball
grounds now number about thirty There
are twenty-five people now on the grounds.
More tents will be erected before the ar
rival of others. and everything win be
in readiness for the ten.days' religious
meeting that opens the 10th. Speakers
will be present from India and Australia
There arg twenty-seven churches of this
belief in Western Washington.
Charles Joles took the train last even
ing for the Dalles TO attend the funeral
Of his brothers wife, Mrs Isaac Joles.
Mrs A. Cook gave dinner party this
week Her guests were MIR. and Mrs.
John Miller Of Pennsylvania. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Suffer and Mrs. Denise.
The Admiral Winslow Relief Corps have
a snug sum to pay the expenses of their
delegates to the state convention of the
w. r.. c at Bellngham. The five who
will represent them this year are Helen
l.. Roberts. Lucy A. Lacey. Jennette Pat
terson, Elizabeth Mckenzie and LueIla Nc
Kenny.
A. A. Cook. district manager of the
Continental Insurance company. is MAX
ing two-weeks business trip to the
Grays Harbor country.
Mrs j. Bruce is visiting friends in South
Tacoma. She viii soon take her depar-
ture TO the East.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
met Thursday with Mrs. Reid on Clement
avenue.
Mrs F Haines viii visit friends in De
troit, Mich, and other Eastern cities.
A new stone foundation is being placed
under the McConville block.
----s -
Take your children to the orpheum TO
see the Diorama go
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Pom honor. | am amazed at this coun-
try. 1t is decidedly interesting, don't
you know. / have decided to penetrate
to the interior, possibly as far as Hobo
ken If Stanley could endure the hard
ships OF mid-Airica. feel that | can
brave darkest America.
The buildings here are doocid high. This
country must be much smaller than
Great Britain, or the people would not
be so cramped for room.
SO far no one has tipped his hat to me-
OF asked me for tuppence, except Nillls
my valet. 1t is plain that ! am still in
cognto. Some small boys followed us
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14

sermon was preached by DR. J. Lewis
Smith and quartette sang9 How Firm a
Foundation" and what Friend We
Have in Jesus"
The box was taken to Seattle on the
Flyer and will be Inferred at Lakeview
cemetery, AZ the grave George Roger
Green. Of Seattle VIII pronounce euiogy
over the remains. Mr.. Green has known
Dr. Bailey since 1873 At that time DR..
Bailey was connected with the McMinu-
vile college, McNlinnville. Ore, and visited
Seattle, meeting Mr.. Green. who was at
that time territorial governor The two
were fast friends from that time until the
death Of Dr. Bailey.
The pail bearers were Professor y. w.
p Holt, President +. b. Gault of Whit
worth college, Professor A. T. Fox. F.. j.
Felt, Fred Denman and Frank A. Leach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14
JAM KNOT

united in a iify is another matter,
sets harder, the harder the fish pulls.
Holding the hook in the left hand, barb
up, the line is passed through the eye,
around the shank, to the right, then under
the line which is drawn tight, leaving a
little less than a quarter OF an inch of end.
When this knot has been wet it viii
hold on all occasions and is readily re-
leased by pushing the line through the
hole and slipping the end loose.
When the ordinary loop-eyed hook is
used. this knot may be improved as shown
in Fig. ., to prevent slipping, This knot
differs from that shown in Fig. l, only
in that the end of the line Tor leader is
passed around the shank of the hoot;
twice instead Of once before the knot is
drawn taut. Three minutes practice with
a piece OF string aud a hook at home will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14

bit, making remarks such as, Look at his
soup strainers,' Nav, they's giggies,
and pike off the lambrequins on the
gazabee" | am going to ask some Amer
lean servant about this. Probably this is
some form of the Cherokee or Sioux da-
lect
| have decided not to stop in New York,
but go at once westward no, to Augusta,
Me, or Philadelphia Vilks is having me
luggage sent across the ferry. | have been
vastly edited by my five minutes stay in
New York. but do not like the beastly
climate. l long to see the Indians.
Marmaduks Squeezledene. Bart.
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Social and ;
Personal ;

DIR. l.. J.. Love, accompanied by his par
ents, arrived Thursday from Huntington,
West Virginia and win spend the summer
at the home of his brother Mr.. A. v.
Love, 504 South Ainsworth avenue
The annual roll call Thursday evening
at the First Baptist church win be fol
lowed by reception in the church parlors.
Miss Flora Burger. who recently went
TO Ellensburg, is rapidly regainng her
health
Daughters OF TIm will be entertained al
tea at the home of Mrs. p. Feltzer. 4S3i
South NJ street, Tuesday afternoon from
2 to 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Shull left this week for a
visit in the East.
The ladies of Aloha club will spend
social evening Monday at the home of
Mrs William Jones COL North Yakima
avenue
Mrs. John Q. Mason was the hostess
today at a tea given in honor of her niece.
Miss Virginia Stewart, at 9l2 North !
street The rooms were beautifully decor
ated with an abundance of flowers.
The Twelve O'Clock club will give the
last dance OF the series for this season
at Elks' hall Tuesday evening. Nav l7th.
County Auditor James II Davis has
gone to Spokane to visit his wife, who is
staying there for her health
The dancing party which was to have
been given tonight in the Tacoma Musical
hall by the young ladies Of the Junior
Cotilhon club has been postponed owing
to the recent death of Miss Pratt. one OF
the active members of the club.
Young ladies of the junior class of An
ME Wright Seminary will meet their
friends today at tea from $3.50 to 6:30l
0 clock.
Professor and Mrs Padeford. of Wash. |
ington University, Seattle, gave a luncheon
today in honor of the ladies of the Aloha
clun OF TINS city.
Mrs. r. A. Shores, who has been visit
ing her sons at the Rochester, left yester
day for her home in Ashford, Wisconsin.
Nesika club viii hold its closing meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the apartments
of Mrs f. 5, Harmon. Rochester hotel
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
residence OF Mrs, Grubbs, 903 South G,
Miss Lena Clark was married to Mr.. John
Ramsay. Rev. A. II Barnhisel offeiated.
The young couple left for short visit
in Olympia, after which they win make
their home in this city.
Mrs. Lester Satterlee left this week for
the st. Louis fair. Mrs. Everett Griggs
will start for st, Louis next Monday.
Rev. r. p Shaw and wife left this week
to attend the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church in Buffalo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14
MEAT AND PROVISIONS.


Fresh Meat.-Cow beef, 6A@61ac; steer
beef, nc; veal, 1880; hogs, Sc; trim
med pork, 9dl0c; mutton, ewes, 715c;
wethers, Sc; lambs, S1ac.
Provisions.-Hams, l2h0l3c breakfast
bason, l212@l3e; bellies, fresh, 9@ll1Ac.
VEGETABLES.
Yakima potatoes, No l. 500 No. .. S25:
home grown potatoes, $25d27; carrots, 81
sack; rutabagas, soc sack; California cab
bage, $275 Mississippi tomatoes, So crate;
celery, 65(d 75c doz.; radishes. Toe doz.
punches; lettuce, $l.75 box; Australian
onions, 4c; green onions, l2lAc dozen
punches; rhubarb, 2C021ac ID; radishes. lOc
doz.; dry Chill peppers, 25c lb; cucumbers.
Sl.5O@l.75 doz.; parsley, 25ce doz. Walla
Walla asparagus, $l.25@l35 box; string
beans, lO(@l2c; green peas, SAGE.
GREEN FRUIT. ETC.
Apples, cooking, 75c@$l box; Baldwins
S5c@Sl .25; Winesaps $l5O@l75; Ben Da-
Wis, $3.50; navel oranges, fancy, $3.50
$50; choice, $2OO@225; standard, $l.75(a
$500; seedlings, $3.50; bloods, $3.50 Medi-
terranean sweets, $l75@2 90; lemons, 50. so
@3.OO box; Persian dates, SAGE lb ban
anas, $250d350 bunch; seedless grapefruit.
$500 hoX5 Strawberries, Sl.S5 crate.
NUTS.
English walnuts. No. l, l4Hc Id: Chill
walnuts, l3c ID; Ganoble, 13c ID; almonds,
l2c Id; pecans, l2@l3c ID; Brazils, lie ID;
filberts, be lb peanuts, fresh roasted. Sc
ID; chestnuts, l2@l3c ID; cocoanuts, $50
90c doz.
POULTRY.
Chickens, hens, l2K0l4c; springs. zoe
lb dressed turkeys, 2O@23c ID; ducks, live,
lie; dressed, l4c; geese, l0@llc lb; dress
ed, l5c Id; squads, scarce, $2.5O@3.00 doz.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED.
Oats, S27.5O@$28.50 ton: barley. S25 ton:
wheat s2s ton; chop, $22.5O@235O ton;
shorts, $22 ton; bran, S2l ton; oil meal
$1,000 ton; E. W. timothy, new, $22@22. so
ton; &. w. compressed timothy, new, $27
ton! new wheat hay, Sl60l7 ton; new al
$l2 .50d 1880 ton; new Puget Sound hay,
$l5@l6 ton; middlings, $27 ton; corn $27.5O
ton.
FISH, ETC.
Halibut, &c; salmon, 1O0lOhc; ling cod,
&c; shrimp, &c; CLAIMS. Sl,4O sack; crabs,
Sl00@l50 dOz.; rock cod, &c; herring, Sc
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE.
Butter-Washingto creamery. 10000 !;
ranch, l46l6c; Eastern tub, 2l@22c; Cali
fornia butter. 20(02lc.
Eggs-Fresh ranch, l9@20c.
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Commerce st. Meets Thursday, Union
hall
Electricians-C A. Young 4llO S. Yaki-
ma. Saturday, Union hall
Flour Mill Workers Thos Cons 2306 n.
Goth St. Meets LIST Sunday, Forester's
! hall.
Garment Workers-AIrs Lucy Tugg, 1919
9th Ave. Meets LIST and Sd Thursday,
Union hall.
Horseshoers-C. D. Click. box 692, city
Meets lst and Sd Wednesday, Fawcett hall
Iron Moulders-Alfred Walker. 23O61s
Pacific Ave. Meets LIST and Sd Wednes
day, Dugan hall.
Longshoremen No. IRA Waadue, 26ll
n. Both st. Meets LIST and Sd Thursday,
Old Town.
Longshoremen No. 2S9-J. T. Williams,
29O7 Carr st. Meets Wednesdays, Union
hall
Longshoremen No. Bog Morris, Viii
lard house, every Friday, Union hall
Lathers-F. Shilling, 56l7 Cakes. Meets
2nd and 4th Thursday, J. f. Shilling, 56l4
So. Fife st. Meets every Thursday, rear
of Exchange saloon, 18th and Commerce
st.
Machinists No. l02-W. Z. Duthie. 54ll
Alder. Meets 2nd and 4th Monday G. A
R. hall, So. Tacoma.
Machinists No. 297-Byron Leigh. 37OI
n. Lawrence Ave. Meets 2nd and 4tk
Pacific.
Musicians-W. R. Flaskett 29l4 N. 18th
Meets last Sunday, Scandal hail.
Newsboys-J. NJ Steele. 2344 So. Z st
Meets lst and 3rd Tuesdays, Union hall.
Painters-A. NJ Baer, 3l6 So. 18th st
Meets Monday, Parker's hall.
Pressmen-R. E. Babcock, lll2 So. J st
Meets LIST Monday, Germania hall
Upholsterers-A. F. Tehse, 452S Thomp,
son Ave. Meets Wednesday, Germana
hall
Pattern Makers-A. Lister 5Ol6 Puget
Sound Ave. Meets 3rd Thursday, over
postotIice.
Sailors-H. L. Peterson 3O4 McCaryer.
Meets Monday,
Stage Employees-R. j. Allen, Tacoma
Theater.
Steam Engineers. A. Wakefield,
lll33 Tacoma Ave. Meets LIST and Bird
Wednesday, Fawcett hall
Shngle Weavers-R. S. Fuller, 72l Com.
merce st. Meets Friday, Union hall.
Street Railway Employees. c. A.
Bates, 1924 So. G st. Meets 2nd and 4th
Wednesday, Union hall
Ship Carpenters sO21a So 9th st Meets
Wednesday, Union hall.
Switchmen--J. F. Libby. Court House.
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, Odd Eel
lows Hall E St.
Typographical--C. P. Taylor, 1927 N.
18th. Meets last Sunday, Elks' hall.
Tailors-Herman Kahlbreuer Ills Com.
merce. over postoffice. Meets LIST Monday.
Tnners--A. j. Laube. Meets Tuesday,
Germania hall.
Teamsters-W Z. Davis. 2535 So Yaki.
ma Ave Meets Tuesday, Fawcett hail.
Sheet Metal Worllers-R. G. Sc'dmore,
9l3 So. G st. Meets Tuesdays. Germania
hall.
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MCGUIRE EIGHT KNOT.

rest is easy The end is now tucked un-
der the original loop which was passed
around the shank, the end Of the line ex-
tending downward along the shank. Pull
the long part of the line. and the knot is
tied. This is one of the most popular
methods of attaching line to a hook, or
a leader to fly hook.
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convince the skeptic that these knots are
as infallble as any hard knot ever in
vented.
The figure eight" knot is often used
by those who prefer something more com
plicated than the simple jam-knot. 1t is
begun as the first knot, but instead of
passing the end around the shank twice
as above it is passed over the long part
Of the line TOR LEADER as shown in Fig.
, below. Get this far correctly and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14
SIMPLE METHODS
OF ATTACHING HOOKS

Making the line fast to a hook. while
simple matter, is something that often
bothers young fishermen. They can tie
knot that requires cutting, to take off
the hook, but to make knot that can be
When the hook used is of the turn
down eyed variety" the simple knot shown
in Fig / win hold, 1t is jam-knot that