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The Washington times., 1909-08-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4hlCI Or COLuMBiA-As & Court OF Bank
ruptcy IN the matter OF Phillip Berman,
banEfuDt n bankruptcy. No 6lT. To the
creditors Of Phillip Berman. Of Washington
D. c Notice is hereby given that the above
named bankrupt has fled his petition pray
ing for discharge from ali his debts in
bankruptcy and that his creditors and other
persons IN interest are required 10 enter
their appearance in opposition II any 50
desire, in the clerks office OF said court on
or before the 5lst day Of August, 1909, at 10
a m. WILLIAM N. HALLAbI, Referee In
Bankruptcy. II
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court No
lSs5z, Administration. This is 70 give notice:
That the subscriber OF the District Of Co
lumbias has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia Letters Of hd-
ministration on the estate Of James A Ash
icy, late OF the District OF Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
thu same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
suthenticat 3D. 70 the subscriber, on or be
fore the 18th day OF April A. D. 1910; other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate Given under my
hand this 18th day of August. 1903 ANNA
S. ASHLEY. 1856 Columbia road. (Seal)
Attest. ". C. TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk
Of the Probate Court c. z. EMIG, Attorney.
aal3,
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Catherine Lind
sey, trading as y. Lindsey & Co, plaintiff
vs. John a Wilson. defendant No. 123S The
object Of this suit is 10 recover one hundred
and ninety-one 67-l09 dollars (Si9l 67-100) and
20 have judgment OF condemnation of certain
property OF the defendant levied on under an
attachment issued in this suit 20 satisfy the
plaintiffs claim. Il IS. therefore, this 5th
day OF August. 1903, ordered that the de-
PENDANT appear in this Court On or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays, after the cay Of the first publiea-
ton OF this order. TO defend this suit and
show cause why said condemnation should
not lie had, otherwise the suit viii be pro-
ceeded with as in case OF default. Witness she
Honorable Judges Of said Court this 5th DAY
II August, a. d. 1903 +. G. AUkAM.
Clerk BY BLANCHE NEFF Assistant
Clerk LEO p. HARLOW. Attorney
aus.1s 70
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For sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-At Clarendon, Va, new i've
room house and large lot: small cash pay
ment; balance monthly also several Groom
houses Gall new), on monthly payments
Is. NJ DAVIDSON, Real Estate, Rosslyn
Va auI3-St
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LOST
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
PR o P Z RTY UND Z r CIRCUM.
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIN
KNOWLEDGE Or MEANS OF M
CURLING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRLATEs SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE OR
TO THE USE OF ANOTHER PERSON
WHO IS NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
TIE PROPERTY 10 HIM Is GUILTY
OF LARCENY"
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
OF Washington and It's Suburbs
FOR RENT-HoUSES.

FOR RENT-Six rooms and bath dwelling,
on Tennessee ave. bet. s and F n. e, S2250
Or. r. r. ROBERTS. 625 Tsnnessee ave.
n. +. au1e-5t
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For Sale or Rent.
Wanted

W. 4 E-D-Io rent or rooms, detached
house Suburb preferredj Convenient -
school and cars. BOX 525 Times Office
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MEDICAL.
DR.. SHADE S Sgsf iahs,

Washingtons Oldest Specialist,
80 years practice treating Nervous
and Chronic llseasvs; also stomach.
lungs asthma. catarrh. appendicitis. liver
heart. kidneys. bladder. structure, discharges
general debility. and special weakness; blood
and skin diseases. Special and private all
ments Of both sexes cured quickly. Consul
.ation free Hours 10 10 1 and 20 $50 Sun
day, $50 10 1880. Chandler Building. Ele-
vator and phone. au2o-tf
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FOR sALE-L0TS.


FOR SALE-Only $50 per lot, right in the
manufacturing section for Washington city
just across the New Highway Bridge be-
tween said New Highway Bridge and Airing
ton and Fort Myer Heights; on 2 electric
railroads ana , steam Tailruadc- Great man
ufacturing buildings cearly completed
there, some completed over 1000 nten en-
ployed there now; 50 new houses built this
year. and plans now being drawn FOR row
OF 10 siX-rOOm houses to be built right away
These lots are in the EAST ARLINGTON
SUBDIVISION. S and 7-rOOm houses sell and
rent there as fast built. This subdiyi-
sion is the nearest OF any TO the business
center OF Washington only one mile west
OF the Bureau OF Engraving ana Printing
and in full and beautiful view OF This city,
and reached by electric cars in a 10 minutes
ride The greatest chance 10 make money in
building detached houses and rows Of small
houses in or around the National Capital.
Call or send for particulars.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS, Owner,
once 1905 c s.. n " Phone Main 1850.
aU20-2tE
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Vacation Suggestions

ONE OF our accident policies Ought 10 be
procured before you start on your vacation.
The cost is small.
EDWARD TARRING,
1919 2 St. y. ".
au3,e 81. 20 80
AT YELLOW FRONT, 18TH and II n. W.
we make a specially Of trunk repairing al
low prices Try US. Phone N. 432im. Jy29-r
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FOR RENT-SToRES.

PA AVE. and 18TH ST-Elegant store and
basement. IS feet deep plate glass, steam
Main. au18-tf
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Money Loaned SaIarled People

ana others. without security. easy payments:
offices ia sS principal cities. save yourself
TOIAIAN, Room 506. 5SS 18th ST. n. "
des-if
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished or UnfurniShed

RIVIERA APARTMENT 225 II y VT
rooms, second moor; hrst-class tiled bath Ap-
ply 70 janltor. auz0-tf
FIVE ROOMS; hot-wateI heat: central Ioca-
ton; all modern improvements. second floor.
cali 80 nth st n W. au19-3t'
THE ELMORE, 500 nth st.-F1lr1lIshed fats
downtown location. no china or linen. SIS SCI
Up references. JanitoT aulS-7t'
THE MELTON, ETH AND \. Y. AVE- N N,
Elevator. Telephone exchange.
81 a b. sz90y' oL, q o.,a cor, front $3.50
Janitor OF SAM l. ". CCCKREII. S02 E n. ".
sul5-tR
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER APART
MENTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
THE NANTUCKET, las w ST n W
Two broom apartments: every room an
outside room; abundance % light and air
large front and side lawns with every con
yenience; only $50 per month
II. l. RUST. SOS 14tn ST.
aul4-7t
THE BENEDICK,
IsOS-1SI0 1 ST. n. W
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION.
TWO AND THREE ROOM BACHM OR
APARTMENTS. furnished or unfurnished.
Located on high ground and convenient to
clubs ana departments. Under personal su-
pervision Of owners. Swimming pool shower
baths. valet and room service, ice water tall
included in lenO. INQUIRE at Office. tyzs-tf
FOR SALE-HoUSES.
FOR sALE-A desirable house. 1908 u 81.
y w, six rooms and bath can be readily
converted into business
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, s12 18th st n. ".
au2e-3t
FOR SALE.
$500 Worth Of Property Tor S. 500
An 8-rOOm brick, over 20 feet front q IS
foot lot adjoining; automobile stable in the
rear macadsmized driveway.
This property is in the southeast half
q square from the Capita Traction Railway
ana TWO blocks from the Washington Rail
way.
Property is in drst-elass condition. but has
TO be seen to be appreciated Property must
be sold at once. address BOX $50 Times
Office. au20-st
FOR SOMETHING UNUSUAL
SMALL HOMES OR INVESTMENTS
GOOD RENTING SECTION NORTHWEST.
Brand-new; just completed Two-story. 8
room and bath bricks. colonial fronts. with
porches; built entirely BY day labor and built
well. VIII rent Tor 5000.
WHITE TENANTS.
We got a bargain in the ground and wiz
give you a bargain In the houses
PRICE ONLY 81. $50 EACH.
Corner House, s. 500.
Several Already Sold.
Located on the corner Of Gsc~gia ave. Cor
merly Brightwood ave. AID Harvard Sc
y. W Being nun bered 2ee to 2s14 Georgia
ave-, and 3W to 705 Harvard St y. ".
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
PERCY II. RUSSELL,
RUSSELL BLDG. 81 &c" ST \. ".
aal9-3t
BARGAIN on Capitol Hin. one square from
Library, : rooms and bath brick large lot;
fine renter, only S. 00J.. IN easy terms. 4
B. CAMPBELL, 6l6 18th. auls-2t
on 125 FT. LOT 10 quick buyer. new house
en a st. \. E.. six rooms, pressed brick front
bay window. all modern improvements; need
tai ash 4.aHa
10 suit. See me tonight between and
?. m OWNER. 1925 A st y E. aulS-st
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR sALE-lOoo SUBURBAN HOMES.
For SIC.

Bargains
% sOe-At- Rainier. Or. lot 50x200. snap.
: I s-so-Ne~ 5r. cottage, Dom. Hts, 6. ID. cleo
sz'g9-l acres, 81, barn, Wheaton. Nd. Snap
SS'S 92ee-BTightwood PIX. rooms; lot 25xI50.
Sz'.Se-Silen Echo, 10 r., elc. lights, bath. etc.
sS'2ee- Brookland. d. c.. cot, Or; 50xl5g ca
e. -baiistoni Va, ar., {arB, acre fruit etc
81 81 ~ -BeTwyn, T.; 2 acres stable etc
- % ~ 1ahoma Pk, ST.. = acre. fine home
- thesda, Nd, rooms, bath, large lot
ssssgg- Iakoma Park. rooms, bath etc
sa'ogo-yr acres, barn. orchard, near troi
S4,S ' acres, lr bath, orch. Falls Church.
au1e-3gs
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DIR. NICHOLSON, SPECIALIST. r..
Nervous, acute. and chronic diseases OF every
nafrra-Obesity, rheumatism. Stomach.
Heart. 1fver-Speclal diseases quickly cured
Consultation free 60 L. 10 7. OF by ap-
nointmenL. lyls-u
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FOR SALE-HoUsss.

FOR SALE-A desirable house 1903 u st
y. w, six rooms and bath; can be readily
converted into business.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, s12 18th st n. "
auql-9t
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THE BENEDICK.

100 -IoLU T , 4 N ".
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION.
TWO AND THREE ROOM BACHELOR
APARTMENTS. furnished or unfurnished
Located on high ground and convenient to
clubs and departments. Under personal su-
pervision of owners. Swimming pool shower
baths. valet and room service, ice water (alI
included in lenO. Inquire at Office jy2s-Uf
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WORKINGMAN's 49,.
MOTORCYCLES.

FOR SAI.E-Hariey Davidson motorcycle.
Sla 5th ST >. j. auls-3te
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.
DISK ROOM

DLOIN ANON~IFEg
FOR RENT IL 1HE MUSSEY BUTLDINGs
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
WASHINGTON. ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
RESEETATIVES. SERVICE AND AP-
OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.
LOCATION IDEAL. RENTALS Low. APP
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
BUILDING. aplS-ff
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For EXCHANGE

erty who viii exchange for country place on
car line at 5000. BOX 33l Times once
aulS-3ts
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FLOOR OIL

c. 7. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished hnish; 51c gallon delivered
Phone Main 545S Office t13 Pa. ave n W.
Good for your furniture. Try it. auz-I4ts s
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For SALE-FARMS.

u-ACRE poultry and truck farm % miles
from District Line, 10 minutes walk to
Pennsylvania Railway station. 6Ikc comrnu-
tation fare 70 minutes 4 trolley; Groom
house, cellar, barn. henners. 200 fruit trees.
rich ground, southern exposure, high location:
acres clear. balance in frewood; large
spring 100 rods; woven wire fencing; price,
81 500; 500 cash, balance TO suit Call or
address E. HARDESTY. LandOver. Nd
aul7-5tF
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WINDOW CLEANING

WINDOW CLEANING as en- art. We know
how Windows. houses and offices CLEANED
LEON i. CAilOON, Acme Window Clean
Ing Co. 1905 8 = " Phone Main 7l5g
sy3-90I
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RIDE A THOR.

GEO. " BEALL. sl2a 18th ST y W
is.s sot
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HIGH-CLASS TAILORING.

CLEANING. PRESSING AND ALTERING
for ladies and gents. The best work Ia town
and finished promptly. LOUIS GOLDMAN.
bG9 18Th 81 Phone 81 s92. my1f-su.tu.f-tf
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FURNACE REPAIRING.

HAS YOUR HEATING APPARATUS cot
any kinks IN H.? Better consult our expert
before cold weather sets Ia.
l.. 2. KAUFMAN
81 18th 81. y. Z aulg-tf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-02
New Funeral Style,
LayDeceased on Sofa
STARTLING INNOVATION NEBRASKA MINISTER'S
ENCOURAGE TO ROB BURR AL SCENE CHASTITY


LINCOLN, Neb., June IA
brand new wrinkle has been In
vented in Lincoln in the way of
! funerals. The whole city and
much of the state is talking about
! 1t, and from present indications
1t bids fair to become the popular
tstyle i'm Nebraska.
The new form consists of laying
the body of the deceased out ON a
sofa, in a natural position, instead
of in a coffin. The first instance
in which the plan was tried was
at the funeral of the late8G M.
Raymond, one of the wealthiest
men of Nebraska, who has Just
died. Mr.. Raymond was aobroth-
er of DR.. v. P. M. Raymond, presi-
dent of Union college, Schenectady,
N. Y. He lived In Lincoln 40
years and was one of the pioneers
who helped the city and sbate de
velop into the position they now
occupy in American affairsd Fer5 a
quarter of century the Ray
mond family has been the fozlemC6t
influence in social affairs here,
and during these years Mr. Ray
mond amassed great fortune.
The relatives and FRIENDSHIP
gathered at the large Raymond
home for the funeral ofsthe dead
pioneer were astonished, upon en-
tering the parlor, to behold the
body of the late financier stretch
ed out on a sofa, as if the breath
| of life still surged through it.
The head and shoulders were ele-
waited on sofa pillows and more
lpillows were piled at the back. One
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part Of the Seattle bunch was the
worst ever heard on ball field
here and Umpire FLYNN apparent
~ enjoyed 1t.
Tacoma started out at a winning
clip. Seattle was retired i'm one
two-three order in the first inning
and then Kippert came up and
raped the ball clear over Taco
mas left field and took third base.
6uess dropped a little one on the
1nfleld, the Turks made a vain
eoffrt to catch Kfppert and both
went SAFE Then Swain came
a1Ong with nice two-bagger and
Buess came home.
With the kind OF ball Baker was
pitching two looked plenty, but he
fell down in fielding scratch
from Croeker's bat in the third
timing and the Turk got to FIRST.
Then ne wobbled again on the next
enc and fiunked completely on the
third and the bases were full. One
Wos caught at home plate but
Raymond and Lynch came through
with hits and four of the tribe OF
Lynch trotted across the pan.
Tacoma got one back in the
fourth IN a couple of errors by the
Sfwashes but Thompson held them
ont OF 1t after that.
Baker passed MCGEE in the
ninth and that blossomed into an
other run, giving the Turks more
than they needed. Score:
r FL E
Seattle 5 6 2
Tacoma. 3 8 2
Batteries: Thompson and Shea;
Baker and Kellackey.
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Helm! Policei Firei

Help! POliCei Fire!
Some one in Des Moines ought
to be pinched. The promoter of
this farce must have q senatorial
nerve and the hide of a hippo.
The idea of husky young Frank
Gotch and ancient Tom Jenkins
in championship match is
enough to make a sick man grin.
Still, IL the public will pay to
see this stuff, it's not my cue to
waste sympathy. But for the sake
of sport the match should be side
tracked. Jenkins has no more
chance to throw Gotch in an honest
match than I have to get a tip
from Jim Patten.
The past performances OF Gotch
and Jenkins are enough to put
this affair on the blink. In the
east. where their work is a by
word, the two wouldn't draw well
enough to pay for the paper.
The match will not attract at
tention in the world of sport. The
fact that Jenkins claims to be in
condition as the result of his work
of teeahing Uncle Sans cadets
how to do head spins, won't do.
The Newburger is old, big. fat and
slower than a b. & o. accommo-
|dation on a creased track hitting
a grade. Gotch is In better shape
than ever, and the championship
match" is farcical on its face. It
simply beiittles Gotch, who, to get
the money, is making an exhibi-
|tion of himself.
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AT THE PANTAGEs.

Bonner, decidedly as well edu-
Gated a horse as ever appeared in
Tacoma, is the big feature at the
Pantages this week. The horse
cam really understand just what is
said to him, and knows exactly
how to reply to each answer.
There appears to be no possible
fake to the act. The remand
er of the program is good
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leg dropped naturally over the
edge of the sofa and the foot rest
ed on the floor. In fact, it was
difficult to realize that Mr.. Ray
mond was not alive, and that he
had not merely dropped down on
the sofa for a rest and fallen
asleep. The coffin was not in evil
dence and the floral offerings
which had been sent we're banked
on the other side of the room.
The idea of laying out the body
In this manner was the wife's. Mrs.
Raymond felt she could not stand
the grief and torture of seeing her
husband in coffin and so she pro-
posed that the body be dressed in
the business clothes of it's late own
er and placed upon the sofa
where it had rested SO many times
when the husband and father was
alive. After the first shock those
present at the funeral were favor
ably impressed with the new fu-
neral arrangement. The minister
appeared and conducted the SER
vices. quartet sang and then all
burt the undertaken retired. The
body was then placed In a casket
conveyed 1t to the cemetery.
Following the style set by the,
Raymonds, whose presidents have
been law in social Lincoln for
years, numerous bereaved families
have used the new form. Under
takers and ministers generally en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-02
DRIVER
HURT IN CRASH
WITH CAR

Neil eastman, II, living at ais
East Thirty-fifth street. was shak-
en- UP and badly bruised as a result
Of collision last evening between
a Mckinley park car and a trans
fer wagon which he was driving.
The collision occurred opposite the
old N. p. depot, and one of the
horses of the transfer wagon was
SO badly injured as to make 1t IN
fit for further use.
The boy was flung from his seat
to the pavement, but after being
hurried to the st. Joseph's hospi-
tai It was found that he suffered
no broken bones.
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ANKLE TY FELT For
AGED WALKER
(By United Press Leased wire.A

CHEYENNE. Wyo., June g.
Some anxiety is felt here concern
ing the whereabouts OF Edward
Weston, the aged pedestrian who
lis walking from New York to the
Pacific coast.
No word has been received OF
him since early yesterday morn
ing, when he left Carr, wyo.,
twenty miles south of Cheyenne.
1t is thought, however, that he
stopped at some ranch house for a
rest, or that he Is proceeding slow
" on account of the bad condition
OF the roads.
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HENEY is ENDORSED
By LABORING MEN

SAN FRANCISCO, June -
The Union Labor party of San
Francisco, through its committee,
has endorsed the graft prosecu-
tion, and has pledged its candi=
date for district attorney, Charles
Fickert, to retain Special Prose
cutor Francis J. Heney in office, In
the event of his election.
The committee met last even
ing to endorse the candidates for
municipal and county offices nom-
mated by the Union Labor confer
Ience committee. Iflae
~ 4
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AT THE TACOMA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FRD

Nat Goodwin and Edna Good
rich, two s.-nrs who have scored
worldwide hits by their excellent
acting, will appear at the Tacoma
tIheater Friday and Saturday
nights in their latest plays, '"The
Easterner" and 1.-THE Genius"
Neither of the plays has been
seen here before and both have
been fiatterlngly praised in the
East.
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TO RECEIVE bids
ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES

The board of education, at a
meeting late this afternoon. Will
resolve bids and award contracts
on school equipment and para
phenalia needed in the mainten-
anoe 81 the Tacoma schools during
mo c0uing year.
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EDITOR LOCKED UP
AT HIS OWN REQUEST

SAN FRANCISCO, June H.
Harry O'DeH, formerly editor OF a
labor paper. at his own request, is
confined I'm a cell at the county
jail. 0'Dell's wife died several
weeks ago, and since that time,
he said. sorrow has weighed heav-
lily upon him. He fears he is los
ing his mind, and may do himself
bodily harm. He Il 30 years OF
age.
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HIT THEM HARD
AT RIGHT TIME

The National commission
has gone on record as to the
value of a pinch hitter. Dode
Crisis asked for $4,000 and the
commission, in restoring to
him his good standing, stated
his salary demands were not
extravagant."
The difficulty about that
pinch-hitting game is to prove
you are really one.
. .~
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THE TACOMA TINES
aafN fIR SPOTLIGHT
syEI lZNYa ndGNlJZReEmz 4GZXGE
AT THE GRAND

Mabel MCKINLEY Is the shining
light at the Grand this week.
Her singing draws great bursts OF
applause from each audience. The
other acts are uniformly good.
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TIGERS TROUNCED
IN FIRST CAME
WITH TURKS
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.

EsS B AK e r
p 4 t c h 9 d good
enough ball to
win but threw
away his chances
by poor fielding
of his position
and thus allowed
the Seattle band
of Turks to take
the first contest
at AthleItl.Ic park
yesterday.
The game was
a disgrace.
The display OF
-
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CARUso TO SING AGAIN.
fBy united Press Leased WIRES

ROME. June :.-Canuso VIII be
able to sing within a week, ACCORD
ing to an announcement made TO
day by Prof. vedova, who at Milan
recently operated on the great
tenor's tonsfls.
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M,RAE AT THE TACOMA.

The McRae company will appear
at the Tacoma tonight and tomor-
ROW night in their present success
l"What Happened to Jones'" Sun.
day they will open in new play
of the higher dramatic order.
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aberdeen TAKES
CONTEST WITH
ONE HIT

ABERDEEN, June 2.-Gettfn,g
but one hit of, Chinault the Black
Cats still won yesterday because
OF his w1ldness and the good work
Of Pernell with men ON bases.
Score: r H e
Aberdeen ........... 1 1 0
Batteries: Pernel1 and O'Brien;
Chinault and Murray.
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Frank Gotch, heavyweight
champion, and Tom Jenkins, ex-
champion catch-as-catch-can wres-
tier, are to meet in Des MOines, la,
for the title, june 12.-News Item.
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Woman.

Mrs. TopfutJus gaze at that skirt! Looks like piece
of Swiss cheese. Full of holes My washwoman
must use quick lime instead of SOAP"
Anty PRODUCTIVITY don't you wash at home?'
Mrs. Topfar-~.At home, indeed! Why, as you know,
live in apartment Boil clothes on gas range?
Most likely land in the hospital"
Anty Drudge-'Why, dear, FesNaptha and you
don't have to boil the clothes. Lukewarm Or cool
water is all that's needed winter summer. AndI
guarantee your clothes will never again be freckled
with holes.'
No sensible woman wants to do more
work than is necessary to accomplish the
best results.
And yet
There are women who take full day
to do the weekly wash when it can be done
in half the time and far better
Is this because they don't know the
Fels-Naptha wayi
Or is the reason that they are SO gov
erned by habit that they hesitate to try a
new method?
The Fels-Naptha way is so easy, so
simple. Full directions are on the
red and green wrapper.