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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06

kadll cigarette in skoro vso sobo
napolnil Z dimom. je incl priiazno
beSedo IA vsakega. Neprestano je
razlagal vsakemu prosilcu. koliko
razlicnih sluzb ina ma razpolago
IN koliko Jill lahko Sc preskrbi.
ako prosilec vlozi proSnjo. "a KITE
ro INA placati malenkost - pet
d%olarJev. Ako mu ie pa kteri ga
upal omenJeno svoto, tedaj GA je
vprasal agent, kakSno delo da 81
zell; in ako je dotiGnik dejal. da
Je mzar, spomnil Sc je magic
agent, da "a mizarje ~Slucaino zda.j
NINA nobenega meSta. Made ga
pa 'sure7sure" V par dneh. Prosi-
lee Je dobil poseben listek, S KITE
rim nag Sc zopet oglasi in izkaze.
da je placal vproSnjino. In tako
Sc je nadaljevela igra brez pre-
Stanka .
kakor Z moSkimi, tako ic bilo
tudi Z zenskim spolom. Printable
so omozene in neomozene. stare
babnice. mlade deklice. suhe DO
stave V slromaSnih jopicih in Sa-
I'M. debele bunke V koketnih DO
vrSnlkih in poSaStnih klobukih....
bledc, soIzave. napihnjcne. po-
DarVane vsch narodov. yer.
belega in Grnega plemena. In Use
brez della, brez stalnega kruha.
kakor ona. Prisiljeno smehliajoca
Sc agentinja, ktera je n~eprestano
zvecila in obracala V ustih
chewing gum. ie klicala po
vrstl emo "a drugo k svoii mizi.
IN Jim kazala obSiren zapisnik
razmh zenskih Stub V hotelih, re-
stavracijah, privatnih hisah in V
tvornicah. Cena vsaki sluzbi ie
biia zopet pet dolarjev; iziemna
so bila lie nektera della, recimo V
tvornicah "a zenske klobuke ali
podobna della "a neizkuSena de-
kleta, Xxi sprva zasluzijo komaj
dollar in pol do diva dolarja ma
teden; TAXA della so Sc odda.iala
prosilkam pc dya dolarja.
Yeast sta Sc agent ali agentinja
sporekla s kterim prosilcem ali
prosilko, ktera .ie re cele mesece
hodila v posredovalnico. a je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Po lngersolloyS|
splsih IA Slover'
predelal
IVAN KAKED.|

dro so imeli lie to, kar je bilo Gudovito in ii
1.-Two; in vse skrivnostno so smatrali "a III
Raditega tudi sloni vsaka vera ma cudezih. "a
vi, ma krsenju prirodnih zakonov, in to ie , 4
besedami: ma sleparstvu. u
Sc nikdar nj noben Glovek V svetovni ,.l
skuSal dokazati resnice S Gudezem. Resnis.|
.pricuje sama pc sebi in il nj treba nobeneya !:
ker bi jo lie omadezeval. lie sleparstyo 10 "a
slo ma to, da bi 81 Z glasnim krikom in do,al
cudezi pridObilo vero in zaupnost ljudstya
%resnicni cudez Sc nj nikdar zgodil; noben u
clovek 81 nj nikoli Sc o samem sebi misl;l A.!
pravil Gudez. in dokler nj tax napravlien !;
.dokaz o eksistenci nadnaravnega raznmna,.l
Xxi ina V svoji oblasti naravo, nemogoc.
Cerkev cd mas zahteva, da veruiemo NJ
kew ali pa kdo izmed njenih Stevilnih mooosl
svetnikOv vendar enkrat iHvrSi ~resniSen sn1
potem bono verovali Pravi Sc nam. da ina |
goSpodaria mad Sabo. Date. date. gospodie \
niki, pregovoriti tega gospodarja in vladsI
zaObrne lie "a en- sam trnotek kOlo prirode in
cemo Smatrati VaSa zatrdila IN |resnicol =
Toda dovolj je re besed o TEN predmetl
sail smo vse tiste Vase zaspane. brezmiselne n
5 katerimi mucite svoje vernike. Citali sind
sveto pismo in spise VaSih najboljsih ''velen
Use to pa je toliko vredno kakor mic. Zdai
mo enkrat kaj ocitnega, dejstvo hocemo. p
Vas ma pragu NaSih cerkva lie IA en- sam NAL
ncizpodbiten dokaZ. Ponizuo Sc priplazimo 8
kom V roki. mimo cerkvenih klopij do WASH
mic in Vas milo prosimo lie "a emo samo deistyI
Vase otrotje svetopisemske cudeze in cudod
s%vetnikov ze itak dobro poznamo. Zdai bi
radi incl enkrat kako dejanie. - besed O \
imamo wee kot dovolj - sal zahtevamo lie l
50; dajte ga nam IL usmiljenja; kajti Vase
in novoteStamentne pripovedke O Gudezih so
lie danes re preveG obrabliene in starinske
18th so skoro re Iva tisoG let mrtve. in Set
.takrat ~velJale morda Ia verodostoine in red
pa mi ne vemo danes o TEN mic wee. Daid
enkrat pravi, resnicen cudez. in overite ga a
.prlcami. takimi. Xxi 1--WE meG mani in XII Sc ne
vaJo! Ne poSiljaite mas vedno V Jeriho, da|
sail glaS tromb. in ne Dotiskajte mas 5 trenl
deniti Y goreco pee ne silite mas. da hi Sc 4
po morlu $ %parnikoM "morski som" pod Id
stvom Jonasa, ali pa da hi zajutrkovali 2 goJ
prorokom Hezekielom kaj nam pOmaga. &c 4
SllJate : Samsonom ma iisicji low: zgubili snI
re vSe zanimanje ma oni govOranci. Xxi 10 je id
leamov navduSeni in ,ako zgovorni osel; popj
nepotrebno le. da nam kaiete Svoje prslea
zaklade in nam daiate okuSati svoio. z Evil
pridobljeno politicno moe; nj mas treba Cpd
ma ogromne ljudske maSe. ma ''dobro. verul
Stvo'. Xxi Sc da nakrmiti S par bonboneki!
htevamo resniten. pravI Gudez, in zahtevamd
danasnjih dneh! Maj dd napraviti cerkev lie
cudez. IN ce je to V Stanu. potcm sklenite mil
"a vednoi
(Dalie prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Zlati kPiZ.

Kdaj nehate, rabbi in morilci?
Stvarnik nj Ii re dovolj tepen?
Vek ma vek ga &e bicate, tepete.
davite in obesate ma kriz Lessen
2 ostrim kainnom in roko okono
VAN stvarnik nekdaj obdelal je les;
a "a placilo, kruti farizejil
mani ste ga pripeli in tepli vines.
z muko in trudom je zelezo izumil,
pill in ostril ga je dni in noel.
A vi ste mu z MIN sekali rane,
drezali in zbadali ga do krvi
Ma a ukaz-trotil-je skoval verge
in gradil JIG z zulji jeco, trpin.
Vas Ii nj bio sram, tirani silni,-
vreci ga v sponah ma dino temnih zidin?l
Trpljenje i'll muka sta njegovo zivljenjs.
wei mu prostost je ropar in tiran &.
Kdaj nehate, rabbi in morilci?
Kdaj DO konec tepenja in ran?
Kupe zlata yam je dial stvarnik-delavec
-ustvaril moderni yam je parade,
in cato, moderni Jude, krizate ga
movie,
-zdaj obesate ga na-zlati krizl 9.
Ivan Molek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
(Dalie prih.)

kOncno sprevidela, do 10 V
"a nos; in zahtevala j.e svOi
nazaj. Pri takih prilikah
sobi odmevalo vpitje, zmerI
psovanje, in. ce je bill pr
moski proSilec, tudi grdo
mamie in udarci pc mizi. nal
agentinja ogorceno stekla \
pc polica.ja. Use to Sc je
pred ocmi estate mOSke in |
druzbe. kteri .je bilo naraY
zelo vSec. in kar .je posebn'
10 agenta. ka.jti videl je,
marsikteri novodoSlec s pr'
vim naSmehom zapustil sd
mu tako odnesel pet dolar1
Nekega dine sta priSla \
navadi. in sluGajno oba nal
opravila pri agentu.
Sci .je tik "a MO il sob|
k%oraGila sta Stopnice in zavI
V razdalji par korakov v isl
ri pc Sirokem ulicnem tro1
kar il Sluca.jno - ali nald
oStape SkrivnoSt - odpadd
rotna rutica, in on Sc jadrn|
nj. pobere in povSpeSi kora1
'Rutica VAN .je pad|
smem -
Ona Sc magic obrne in
komaj vidno zardi.
80, hvala lepa. hvala
izrekla jc V zadregi, in tai
maj sliSno pristavila: "ka,
dobri."
Sla sta vStric po ulici,
.iiha ie bilo V srcih. MIND
ropotali neStevilni vozovi,
automobile in cingljale elel
hare.
"Sitno je takole posedatl
sredovalnici in ziveti OBJ
upanju."
"Res ie," odvrnila je y
zaupno. "In a GENT so tai
jazni in laznjivi."
Sla sta dale in dale,
brez eliza in namena, v \
vrtincu ljudi. XII so dirjali
toarju. kakor brez ella,
blazni semintia.
(Dalje prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Price zagovornikov =
o~dklonjene.

Iagovorniki so naznanili 300
pric, XII maj bi Jill sodisce zasli-
Salo. DRAWN pravdnik ie predla-
gal $50 priG. SodiSce sklene, da
sc odklonijo vse razbremenjeval-
ne price. Vsled tega nastane
med obGinstvom veliko razburje-
ME. Zagovorniki naznanijo mic
nostno pritozbo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Kje je Nastic?

Glavna priea V TEN procesu je
famozno Gjorgie NastiGl Dosle.j
ga Sc nj v Zagrebu. Ma sodiscu
pravijo, da DO zaslisan kot zad-
MIA prica. z druge strani Sc slisi,
da sploh nihce ne We, kje da je.
Misli Sc, da bo process trajal 5
do 6 tednov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Nadaljevanje ) 3. str
Xxi nimajo vstopnic; med mimi je
bill tudi fotograf.
BreZ posla.

bill tudi fotograf.
Brez posla.
kO SO zapisavali generalijc OBJ
tozencev, je predsednik vpraSal e
mega, kakSen poklic ina. Ia je
odgovoril Z zaloStnim glasom {:
''Zdai nobencga. Obtozenec sem
Obtozenca Ercegovca vpraSa
prcdsednik, kdo ga zagovarja. Cd
govor je; "Moje neomadezevano
zivljenje in moja ciSta vest"
Obtozenca katarja vpraSa, ce je
bill re kaznovan. Ia odgovori: +:
"Da. : SeStimi messed preiskoval-
mega zapora.
DRAWN pravdnik Accurti
p%redlaga, maj Sc odkloni zagovor-
mix DIR. Milovic. ceS. da ie tudi
on osumljen veleizdaie. DIR. Mi
lovic proteStira prot taxi obdol-
zitvi. a predsednik mu najprej
poSeZe Y beSedo in kon6no mu jo
vzamc. NSled tega naStane med
zagovorniki velik nemir. Odvet-
mix Dir. Hinkovic p%rotestira prot
predsednikovemu ravnanju. XII
vpoSteva predlog drzavnega
pravdnika. ko Sc Sc eta obtozni-
ca, docim ne daje zagovornikom
niti besede. Predsednik Sc izgova-
ria. da DRAWN pravdnik nj nice
sar predlagal. temvec da je lie
delal opazke.
DIR. llinkoVc: I'm ~predSednik
vpoSteva cello te opazke! To nj e.
nakOst V %ravnanju s strankami.
Prot takemu krSenju zakona
protestiraml
DR.. MilovanoviG zeli besedo. a
~predSednik mu .je ne da.
Izkjuceni zagovorniki.
SodiSce Sc je ma to pol ure pO-
s%vetovalo o zahtevah drzavnega
pravdnika ter je sklenila, da Sc
imajo kot zagovorniki odkloniti
DIR. Dobricevic. Dir. MilaSinoviG in
DIR. Stojanovic. eos. da so vsi trije
osumlJeni udeltzbe V velesrbSki
propaganda, torej veleizdaje.
Srbska in hrvatska zastava.
Srbski popi viSiih cinov imaio
plasce, Xxi so podSiti Y razlicnih
barvah. Ker .je poStalo V dvora-
nj vroce. sleGeta obtozenca profe-
Sor teologije Dir. Nalerian Pribice-
Vie in pop Milovic svoja plaSca,
pa ju polozita 5 podSivkami tako
cen ograjo. da Sc je videla rdeca
in modra. okrog pa bella barva
- torei SrbSka zaStava. \ajprej
So opazili to med obGinstvom.
kmalu pa opazijo tudi sodniki
predsednik Smatra to "a demon
stracijo in jo graja. Ma to polozi
eden obtOzencev polo belega pa
pirja med oba plaSca in zdaj Sc
vidijO barve rdece-belo-modra, Xxi
kazejo hrvatskO zastavo. Med OBJ
cinstvom je smeh, kajti prot bar
VAN uradne, hrvatske zastave ne
more nastopati sodiSGe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29

matfons prize, handsome hand painted plate, was won by Mrs. Frank RaSlani. Miss Blanche Fox made the highest score among the maids and was awarded cut glass violet bowl MES. Clarence Philpot Wa. success Jul among the guests. winning a beau uful cream ladle. After the game de- lclous refreshments were served. The club members present were Mes danes Harry Atwood. R F. .ee. Cliff ton Howell. H. E. Strange and Frank Raslahd. and Misses Ella Howell. Lorlllne HiGhtoWer Matte Currie. Hattie Orto and Blanche Fox. The visitors were Mrs. Ed Rowland. of Memphis. Mrs. Charles Harding. of fayetteville: Mrs. Lawrence Crntch- CT and Mrs. C. E. Philpot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
Matl'oBte> Club.

\ very interesting meeting was held by the Matbontes Club Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. John l.. Mills at her home on East Sixth avenue fhe following entertaining and in- structive program was rendered, with Mrs. W. o. Taggart as leader. on the year subjecr. Japan:
 Descriptive Talk on .lapan," Mrs. \. E. Barrow. tThis talk was most irnpressively given and was greatly enjoyed by the club members.)
 Vocal solo, Mrs. W. D. Ferguson.
 Paper, 'The Imperial Family" Mrs. Jesse R. Core.
 Piano solo, Miss Hattie Culver
 Paper, Ancient Religion and Tenn pies of .|apan.' Mrs. John L. Mills.
 Vocal solo. Miss Mary Geisreiter
 Piano solo Mrs Ed Bocage.
 Discussion on Progress, in Japan. by all club members.
 After the program the meeting ad- iourned to meet next week with Mrs, H. K Toney. at her home in Lake S dc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
l.kShcll,y Hostess.

4,rs Isaac P Shelby entertained cards yesterday in honor of Mrs. E1Shirp Riley. Sixteen guests were |esent. The prizes were presented
 Mrs. R ley. Mrs. John Mast. Mrs. nrdon Greenfield and Mrs. Ed Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29

circle of friends and admirers. Mr.. Chambers is prosperous young bus mess man, representing d large New York tobacco house. After the recep- tion they left via the Cotton Belt on an extended wedding journey. after which they will make their home at Victoria. Texas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
SENIOR ROJAS TO
 BE PRESENTED

tIIearst News Special to the Graphicl
 Washington, April 2S-The resump- tion of diplomatic relations between Venezuela and the United States will be perfected tomorrow, when Senor Rojas, the newly appointed minister to the United States, will be present. ed to President Taft. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29

fhs season. Eliott's orchestra fur nished excellent music The spacious nall was filled with merry dancers. Who enjoyed themselve. until d late hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
Ike N;toaZine tuh.

The Magazine Club entertained Wednesday afternoon With a delight ful picnic. complimentary to Mrs. Sarah Cary. of LeGrange. Ga, The picnic was held on the grounds of the new Country Club. Each lady car r:ed a dainty lunch and a general good time was had. Those who en- ioyed the days outing were Mes danes Sarah Cary of LeGrange, Ga. :; x. X. Waldron, c. H. Owens, C. R. Ftzhugh, P. P Byrd. H. l. Holder ness and F. c. Chew.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
l,allal,al..W right.

Matthew Barnard O'Callallan. a ,ominont cotton factor of this city, as married yesterday at Brantford, .nada, to Miss Lily Wright, daugh-
 Reverend and Mrs. Thomas Arthur
 r;qhtT residents of that ace. The ceremony was performed St. Judes.. Rectory. Mr. and Mrs. Callahan. after an extended honey oon trip, will come to this city here they will make their home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
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.a p,.y and Dance.

1 !. card party and dance will be siv- ot the Bluff City Club tonight by members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
Red Mems Dance.

Red Mems Dance.
 X delightful dance was given We'd nesday evening by the Redmen at their. home on Sixth avenue and Main street. This was their final dance of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
ss Walker HOnOree

Miss Melanie Walker entertained a
 rds last night in honor of Miss Vir- nia Walker of Pine Bluff. The buse was lowered decked and re- .esbments followed the games If {nr-hand euchre Scores for the
 ayers were kept by Misses Minnie reenfield and Marie Ginocchio. The tizes were made by Mrs. James X. ray and Jack Maloney. There Were resent Misses, Melanie and Virginia RaIker, Ruby Cox. Christine Scull low and Edith Stephens. Agnes and )ollie Halliburton. Mildred Quinn, ! Innie Ginocchio, Williams. Cook. of feXarkana. Mrs Brannum, Fort Worth Messrs. and Mesdames James Tray, Colquit. Turner. Harry eKatts, frank Reed. Messrs Asa Oracle. Jack [aloney. Lonterette H.. Watson. AL |ert Hanger. Charles Mcclure, James Rinocchio. Hugh Moore, Harold Foung, Emmett Goss and Coburn kavanaugh Little Rock Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
Kerry Maids and MatronS.

The Merry Maids and Matrons
 were pleasantly entertained Wednes- Bay afternoon by Miss lola Philpot. et her home on West Fifth avenue. khe home for the occasion was ar
 stically decorated. carnations and loses being much in evidence. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
GA. R. DELEGATES
PREPARE To
LEAVE

Delegates to the national con-
vention of the Grand Army of the
Republic are making arrange
ments to leave here tomorrow for
Salt Lake City. where the con-
vention is to be held August 8
to Ia. Those who have arranged
for transportation over the Harri-
man lines are George H. Board
man, Max Metschan, Joseph Dick
son, Lyman Banks, e. A. Shores.
Sergeant Mccoy and wife, Mrs. J..
Brown and Mrs. e. L. Hiberly.
Parties from North Yakima, Che
halls, Olympia, Centralia and a
number of other places in the
state are also making arrange
ments for transportation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
900 LOCAL wOOOMEN
IN SEATTLE TO-DAY

ing all carried large delegations of
Woodmen and members of the
auxiliaries.
1t is estimated that fully 500
members of the order went over
today and some of them have
made arrangements to remain
there throughout the session.
The festivities begun at Seattle
last night when members of the
lodge in that city held parade.
Head Consul Boak and associate
head officials of the head camp
participated. The visiting neigh
bors were given an informal recep-
ton at 1880 today, at which adj
dresses of welcome were delivered
by Mayor Miller and President
Chilberg of the exposition. Head
Consul Boak responded. Other
addresses followed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
NOT UNLAWFUL TO STEAL
SNAKES, DECLARES JUDGE

George Horner, charged with the
theft of gila monster and an as
sortment of snakes, part of the ex-
hibit in snake show conducted by
N. A. Weeden. Justice Brown
said that no property was involved
in the snakes, since they are. not
fit for food and are not domestf-
Gated animals.
On the application of Horner.
Judge Tallman in the superior
court yesterday appointed George
w. eau permanent receiver for the
snake show in which Horner and
Weeden were partners. Civil ac-
ton will now be brought to de-
termine the ownership of the
reptiles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04

Here is little matter of con-
temporary history-three years
history of a rich young fellow who
killed his man. No, he wasn't
hanged or electrocuted.
Harry Thaw killed Stanford
White on the roof of Madison
Square garden, New York city, or
the night of June 25, 1906.
He was indicted shortly after.
ward; it was six months, or Jan
23, 1907, before he was placed on
trial. For two months and a halt
the country was amazed, shocked
and Disguised by the testimony in
the case, and then on April IL the
jury disagreed.
Eight months more passed by
and on Jan. Thaw was brought
to the bar for a second trial. The
hearing was expedited by Judge
Bowling, and on Feb. /, 1908, the
jury found him not guilty on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
SEVERED EAR is REUNITED
BY THE CRUDE METHODS OF
FARMER; WOUND WILL HEAL

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
.CENTRALIA. Aug &C. #.
Riley. while cutting brush near
Kopiah yesterday, cut of the top
half OF his right ear. A neigh
Dor, MFR. Pollock, at once gathered
up the severed portion and at
tacheG 1t to the ear, securing u
as well as possible with the means
at hand. and hurried the injured
man to doctor. The physician
declined to disturb the dressings
already applied. saying that the
operation had been performed In
a perfectly satisfactory manner
and that without doubt the ear
would heal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
TARIFF BILL DON'T FULFILL
PLEDGES, SAYS CUMMINS;
CAN'T VOTE FOR 1T

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. A.
II am not willing to accept ten
cents on the dollar in the
discharge of the obligations OF
the republican party" declared
Senator Cummins of Iowa today
while explaining why he did not
intend to vote for the tariff bill
"The bill is better than any
that could possibly be framed up
on the principle of duties levied
for revenue only, and the seized
ules are a trifle better than those
of the Dingley bill, but consider
ing other features. doubt wheth-
err the measure is an Improvement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04

ground of insanity, and the justice
committed him to the Matteawan
ASYLUM for the criminal insane.
Thaw considered this punish
ment too great for the crime. He
thought the judge should have
sent him rejoicing up Broadway.
Immediately steps were taken
to remove him from such a coarse
Iplace as Matteawan to a nice,
pleasant county Jail little ways
up state, and for time he did
have a very enjoyable holiday
with a complacent sheriff.
Thaw's motions, demands and
appeals have been incessant since
his commitment to the asylum 1S
months ago. He has appeared
before three supreme justices and
his case has been considered In
two of the appellate courts.
1t is figured that 1t has cost
rhaw up to date $325 900 to kill
lis man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
a ARSON SUSPECTS
JAILED At EVERETT

Fire is still smoldering among
the ruins of the court house, but
1t is assured that the county rec
ords will be saved. Owing to the
|precarious condition of the ruins.
the vaults will probably not be
opened for several days.
From the evidence in the hands
of the police, the theory of incen-
diarism is now practically estab-
lished, and strenuous effort is
being made to determine who are
the guilty persons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
SEATTLE JURIST RULES THAT
REPTILE IS NOT A DOMES.
TICATED ANIMAL.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Aug. At Is not
unlawful to steal snakes. If you
should meet a RATHER or boa
constructor in the road. no matter
what its age, color or previous
condition of life has been, or
whether it has been employed in a
reptilian show or not, it is not a
criminal act to appropriate said
snake to your own use, although it
may be reckless.
Such is the decision of Justice
Brown, rendered in the case of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
TACOMA TO AID
OF 0RTINC

The Tacoma Chamber of Com
merce has joined the Orting move
men against removing the soldiers
from the Orting home to Port Or
chard.
Every influence will be brought
to bear on the legislative commit
tee, which is to report on the mat
ter before August IL, and 1t IS
hoped the movement can be fore
stalled.
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over the one now in effect.
"The trouble is that 1t does not
fulfill the pledges made by the re
publican party, when looked at
from my. standpoint. l may be
wrong in this matter and the ma
jority right, but l am going con-
fidently to ask judgment at the
hands of the voters"
The senator praised President
Taft's courage and persistence in
his attempt to secure lower rates
of duty and declared that the
president had done all that one
man could do for the betterment
of the bill.
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LARGE CROWD FROM LOCAL
CAMPS ATTEND CELEBRA-
TION IN NEXPOSITION CITY.

Representatives from the four
camps of Tacoma Woodmen of the
World are in Seattle today taking
part in the celebration of Wood
mons day at the A.-Y.-P. EXPOSE
tion. The celebration lasts three
days and prizes are to be distribut-
ed to the drill teams making the
best showing.
The team from camp 2S8, under
command of Nugent Kautz, has
been actively engaged in drilling
for the event during the past
week and expects to carry off one
of the prizes. Boats and trains
leaving here for Seattle this morn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-04
NEWSBOYS' BAND
SCORES A HIT IN
FIRST CONCERT

The Newsboys' band. which was
organized last winter, made its
first appearance in public last
evening in an open air concert.
Surprise was expressed by those
who heard the concert at the
splendid music rendered by the
youngsters. The boys will play at
the Newsbsys' carnival, at Spana-
way, next Sunday. This is the
only newsboys' band west of Min
neapolis. and it is expected that
it will do great deal to adver-
tise Tacoma.
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SWEDISH SINGERS
DELIGHT TACOMA
AUDIENCE

Every number on the program
rendered by the United Swedish
Singers of the Pacific coast at the
Tacoma theater last night, was
given an enthusiastic reception.
The audience was tumultuous In
its demands for encores, but owing
to the length of tho program.
they had to be denied. The fea-
ture of the evening was the sing
ing of Nine. and Herr Martin
Oscar. who left on the 10:30 train
last night on their Journey TO
their home I'm Sweden.
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Gas Company Will
Spend Bic Sum Here

o. Il, Osthof, who succeeded
w. A. Aldrich as manager for the
Tacoma Gas company. has gone to
Shoshone, Idaho. on business con-
nected with the company. He
says that more than three-quAr-
ters of million dollars win pe
spent IN Tacoma during the next
year In extending the service. MRS.
osthoff. who is going to Chicago
for a time, accompanied her hus-
band.