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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
0armcr 1aunartaa in Chicago.

Ghica0G "a. sSonlar. GaS
eiacnartiac piltcrIidlc Sdouipic!
ipeit aeoiineter SG1Iter uub Dinner
SounlertIeiocr bot iid) gcltern lit lit.
lerer Stobt ben %erltaunteu a,lgcr
ear. Mit elmer Iempcratllr BON 60
@roh mar acitern ser rcrmitc So.
mtartna, Der bier lie uorgetommeu lit.
.Gs lpar bcochtelto pGruter ais in Sos
anacleS mo Gbtagol sciate hqs Sill.
ma pen NcDS Orleans, Sau s(ntonio
nub anocrcrnF I1trn 6cs Siiocu$.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
$50

itslergl llES n'at tiaip ob9Iri6 lie Iihcrtih sic
am lpei!la'icu laliiuteItHeu 'hIh, Die le In 3oiii.
more %ettctirt fnllroeu. tpeau man ole Grdlittt
oeS Naieriala mo Ole Gtenitr berilsfthttAt.
sic tTitfbet Elm:
IifPu prGbieoneu Cara nit araucm ,pci.
BEN ooer ihipar3en'. l~leher6ng. ooer iraeno es
ten pon Shilcu Geritnfdtteil cara, fir ben gllts
oere $50 bis SIS bcriauatn. Hebii flint autitsit.
stapteollen SaineHpa9en, WubenfiTte. @rab,
3teHis. itaifa0.ih Niles, mas III ei,Icrt SIrd,l
neg oonfottmelten @e9rdbuib eebbrt.
8or sluern ~ ea bic ,3ett. lpenH Der 3oo Den
sHnler @ath heuhihisi III, etSber bapeu mtnotr
gfIitltteIte, IN o@teienl, Sau gcipaerl, fth ole
ltterit. itllter Der trrtGeu slfdf, bub ite nlle
bone ,*relle ,ber.d1lieii lllo feline uittfoftfpir(i
gen ".Gydbntiic b%e'oraeI. !@ier lreieu mir ins
olenullo,, ME pei ben ibencrftei 0~eeroiautaen.
mt heterelH Material. ais nHocrc ,Strnlen MIR
n!im atiiiahcrl!o Fir u~tiIercn Nor1iialprei5 gcben
lonllet. Slettrtacn, ipclde et1paa ,~Scincres
,9illi,mel' lpsrptn BON nns besient lHo lmar
lpelhe niht e%ilrlrd! $40 8ableu r6nnelt, t6tincli
lott ebentotuobt iltftieben tieaeu.
hSiller Der aroBen Rprthcite. meIdteft unfcre
Soltller %erbalteIt. 1T Der, bab MIR nur In ben
@eliilnpen an5eiqeit ltnb nie in iraeno elmer
9selle our 3elt Der secroietna rtth 70 III Der
8tets nht un'eren Mllnecl lino ms b%etdHnt
"a, ipir aeben 10 ipett, hab ipir. etnfebeuo. but
niele Seliic c9 llltaerr hefanHt iuiiieu nab cine
,Sirnid lir Die Fecrhiarta iorai, neId1c ht1iae
sceroiguidfii nnttiat. ntclndlh eth G5efibut IT,
Gcno ipeIbe Writ olt2'cnocn, ipc!CbeS ullicreu
9taiteH iriiat. '
W'au tbll Hti, luenu man bic ~obioIute Cider
heit ,heoenftl ipeldc sic bird iinfere 6ardrtte
erbalteit: ySeuu Gle nitt 3ufriebeH itub' 10
ofaudeH Gle Die Hrttnung nltt st be5abler!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
Wutucraiefen in cincr 0irtbihait

@lcn2 sails, N.sD., 81. San.
Sn elmer bicli8cn Mirtbid,oit fan.
CO gcitern Nbeno ;piid,en Den, @irth
Sohn Npuit uno cineu8ditc. Moniens
@ecdjer Saber, 5u e;nem Streite. IN
btIien Serlani Saber iei,ien Mepolpcr
SEQ unb Iiini Sd)iiiie abgob. Mab-
reno Mpon ielbit mlperlcbrt cntfam.
miiroc icine @uttiu bird 5nci Scr
Nepolccrin9eln leidlt perfect. cine or.
herc uertulmoetr otn habeiitebenoen
Sobn aclleher tobtlid), inoeln Iic iblu
rurd) bic aimae orana; Sic beioen
ilbri1en 1ingcn IebI. 6aner lpltroc
oui Der Stelle ucrboftct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
SclbImuroDcrlud ami Der Strabr.

Glcoclano. =, "a. %,iannar.-
Ir. Gbriitinn Sbiler. Elm befauutcr
@rjt unb Setter cines B;ciisen Gam.
tcrilutla, mndltc aui Der Strabc in
@esenwart BON @lmoerteu bon Mcn.
if;cn cincu Se!9ltmorbeeriud) i1ocnl
er iif nit 5iilie eil,eS G~eecrueiiera
Die aebie Sll sltrd)ihnciben pcriid,te.
Sein Sorbabcn aIiifte linn ichoG,
nidt, u1n man 1lanbt, >oab er Bit.
llcl 1nr5cm mitocr herDeltcIlt fem
:rirO. 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
Sgpbus auf Gunsg SslanS.
Werunrcin9ullg bon Goltcp ,Salouo
Greet Die oiienbarc llriod)c.
llnIidDreiien Scr Selld)e bciiird,.
. Be-.

tCt.
Rem. 9ort. ~. Sonuar. - 81,
Gomez Ssluno bot Ole 3abl Der w
pbuS tSallc m1breno Scr lettcn @o
dlen oerart 5llgcnoumnlell. Dap Die De
poltcrung. Die cine Sppbus4Gpiocnie
be'ilrd)tct. aul's Sod,ltc belunrllbigt
lit. 3lDnr limo uorIduiia Ole Grfron.
flnaSfduc oiti Den Grid lungs oen,
SoneD SaInnb Greet bcldIranft &c.
blicbeil. obcr es beitcht Ole Befabr,
oob Die Seitd,c lid aud, nilf nllbcre
SbeiIe bon Gonen Sslano %auSoe6nt.
Ils birctte llriad)e oes Nnftretena
olo Sppbu@ miro Der %itnldd,uolc
,}ltItanb be;eidluct. in benz Der Goucu
Salonh Greet l%tli9eadtet oIler Vro.
tcltc Der I%niuohnicr bela'lcn tpiro.
EdS Nb!pnl'er cIncs aroBen 9bcileS
pon 9oneD SSlnno miro IN Gen Goncp
s>Slano Greet gcleit:'. nno iueil iiir
teinen a~cnilaenhcn AbilnG bicies Nb
VailerS Ge'orsi miro. entiteiacn sen,
Greet nnionsItcblif,e Iiinitc. ,Sd,ou
mieoerholt Gobcn bic 0elpobner jel,cs
2onoItrid)ca Die itdbtiid)eu 9eborocu
dilf oieic unertriaIideu TerbGltniiie
ai,fnlerf'am Ncnladlt. unb crit tiir,.
lid petitionirtc Der rWoaro OF SruSc"
Der 81. &oro i,rt 9cieitiauna bes
@cn1eillid,aoens, oGcr oeid,elcn lit
bis lett lci0er nidlt5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
Nutumobil.N abrifrn uiel beid,Gitiat.

elepelanb. e. 81. Sanuar.-
IN auiiauenbcm Gontrait geecn sic
Ge'daitsoepreiiicn ocS uoriacn Ssnl,-
res arbeiten Die bieiiaen Nato.nobiI
Iabrifen nit poller 2eiimn1sfrci.
nnh III Mand)en 3dllen miro iognr
lleber5eit gearbeitct. Nud Dem MoB.
'tabe der 1racmudrtiaen Yroouftion
nin1nlt man ait, bab bic biciiaen 10
hrifmnten reid)litj autompbile i'm
Merttc bon 21,5O0,000 ndbreno
res laufeitocn Sabre3 lieieru fonncl,.
Slt bent 8eidditapueiae iinb bier &C.
gcnDarti3 ii6er 5000 Monn beid,ai
'tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
Nsuc 2obnitaIa.
Ga3 biaberilc Ginucrnebmcn 5luiid)cu
sen @rubenbelibern lno sen 0ohs
le%narGbcrn erliii,t ont I. Npril.-
lluterboubluuaen cingcleitet.

Sn.oiaunpulis, Snb., 81. Sas
mlor. - Iie .lluiteb Mine @orferS"
crnannten Cit Spcjiol-Gpnlitc, mel.
dies NIT ben 9ciiBern Der Mntbracits
tohlcn. 3edlen be3il9lid) ser Jeiticts
5ilng elmer 2obnlfald lid, III Werbint
oun9 ieten ipll. 9ie geeenmGrtig
acltenbe 2obnifola lpulroc pom Dem
Gomite ~aliiaeieBt, mcldeS n,li GIN.
pIehlilnN bes Eroiioertcu EopicpcIt
Dor ctlid)cn Sobrcn 9ebilbet lpltrbe;
ihrc 8c!tunes5eit lGltIt obcr am 1.
Npril ab. 9aS lett %er,onntc Gomite
miro Die 8rllhcllbcliber 5t elmer Cot
lercn5 cinlnbeli mo perluhcn, iid,
nit ihltcn ilber Die nelte 9ohnifaIu
3u cinlarll, un6 cS ltnterbunbelt i'm
Tamen bon 100000 orgonilirten
@crglcutcn ioiuohI oes @eid)., ais
bcs Mntbraeitfoblcn-G iitritteS. An
Der Spite oeS arSjhulicS itebt T..
9. Nid)ols. Der Erdiibent seS Seroll
ton. @iIfcsbnrrc a., GiitrifteS, Sobr
ToIp pom Shouofiu- liitritt uno
Anorclu Matti, Der @icc 'Yrdiihcnt
6es SaseIton . Nntbrocit . GiItriftcs.
Gie G%inlobuna i'll Der Gonfcren5 CT.
fol9t im Nomen ser nationoIen Or.
aoniIntion rno sic ouI5uitcasnocn
Ioroerungeu merbcn bonn Gonpent
un!critiitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
1re0. @rincG, cin uubcfannte,

Jreo. 8rinc1, cin unbcfannter
Urenloer, Der 5nlett ii, Sberburne
gelueilt bate ul,b heite i'm armsi,
hoiiS 3n Wiea, R..D. 4uInobn,e fin.
ben ioatc. bcgira S%elbinnoro, ii,oen,
er ~ieil1er, aopi tiirS Dor einein beran.
cilenoet Ba'iagics5uG cui bic gdlie,
zen lcgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
Sulltc Scu Wrmoer nid)t ,mcbr icbcu.

Gincinnati 6. 81. Sunuor.
- Molpb @. Sobnion. ser Sobn ocs
p%crItorbenen emit beSentenocn Gir-
cinnotier grcmnercibciibers ". u.
SohnIon, Itarb aeitern i'm s3ai,ie ser
Trau Rettbeip abhp in Mount Nh
burn. 3n berie!ben 3eit lul,roe ieir
@r,,oer Wiais s. Sobuion. ,oelter
gleid)ialls bier iriiber auacieiieu
mar. III oas o%agen,eine Sophia! in
gae8benp. Yittsburg. iiberiiibrt. oa
er menige Stunoen 5ilror bel Dem
Hnfall ai,f Der nFennipIpanio Natn"
sn aItoona, Ra., pcrleBt ,poroen !rnr,
rahreno or lif ani Der Sobrt bon
Ge!u.Dcrf an bos Stcrbebctt ieihe5
@ritSerS befonb, oil meldes er al.
telesrapbiIdeln @eac geruien NOR.
sen mar. @iHis Sohuiou lit ser &rG.
iioet scr .Soiepb g. Sind GiltiIina
60" III Eittsbur1. art iueid)cr aild)
Ger ioeben perItrrbene gr,.oer bethel,
liat nor. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25

portcntentg lit bas Sttuues5irumer
Ser Srauo.Surp aebradt. Gieie Ter
tuete lid) id,lieblid, auf Montae, I'm
oanit nody anocre 3eugen jill perneb'
me1i.
Shieoseerihts @crtrog
81 NIT 9raiiIieu.
Scute uuterseidnetc StaatsiefretGr
9auot eineng biebsaeridtspertrog nit
9roiilieu, unb bic 3abl oerartiger
@ertrdac, ipeId)e ct nit bcn oeridie-
oe1tcu Gotioneu Der Melt obaeihloi-
fen hot, Iteiet banlit ani 81. IS be.
finoen lid) inter bet bctreiieuocn
Qdnoern ollie GroBmahtc, init ars.
nabule non 3eutItlano nllb NiBz
LAMB, ,peId,elt bic Scrm ser NIT oen
onhcrcn Mddptcu ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ser.
trGgc nit)t 5uiaat. Sic .@ertrdae
tu,rroen set Gmpiehluraeu Ser ~eritet,
Saaaer sSrieoenS eGonieren5 entipre.
d1euo abaeihloIien, ober sic Sraaen
fir lpeId)e sic lhieosridterIide AuSs
cinauberietung criolacn iol, mil''ctl
benz Scnot snr Sterilization inter.
brcitet nerbcn.
Gtubcr0rbeit Con ercu5 3.
ErGlioeut Mooiepclt hat mabrcno
ieiue5 Nmtstcrmins uno ipc5iel
lpdhrcllo oeS leBtcn MmtsiohreS piclc
IumanitGre Troicftc bon Scr aroB-
ten &ittigteit ougeregt. 9eines
biirite jeood, bon aroberer gcbentlulg
iein, ais ole @elueaiua, mcld)c oieIe
@odc im n@eiben &ollic" ibren Git
lang neDnlcn miro. Eic 0crIomrls
Iung, ole ser Hralibeut cinberllicn
bot, miro getuobulih bie nainocrs
arbcit.G onIerenj" ge,anat. Iieler
Nanle oedt ieopdy nid)t oen aan5etl
llmIong oes Erojettes. 81 ser Gons
iercn5 iino Die bcruorrognoitcn Or
5icber, Ehilantbropen. geonlten bon
@obltbdtigfeit3 Capitalization lutb
9iirger, sic an NeiornI-9 eltrebuuIeu
lpbbaften antbeil nebnen. einaclo:
oc,t. 3u1dd)it banoeIt cs iid) borllul,
TIGnc SIT berothen, nic ettpos gum
SfllBc scr @oiien ocs 2anbeS, oes
ren 3ohI oui 10000 gcid)dtt lpiro,
gcthan iucrben fam.
Cine Der Sallptirogeil, sic jltr &c
bate gcitelIt iiRo, bc5iebt iid) oiti oic
Grsicbung ser @oiien. ginerieits
miro Die @aiielanitalt fir SOS bette
Mittcl acbalielL pGbrcno onbcrcr.
ieitS oern Scin Der @or5ua aeacbcu
miro. .
burd ba& nMotbt
gi5 aeitcrn iinb tei'm N%atioi,alpcr-
bonoe oes oHotbcn arcu;eS" III Gut
Iten Ser bon Der liihitoIieniidcn Grh.
Observation-Disclosures @~etroIiellcn insge-
%ianlint @eitrGge III @obe bon $90i >
131 einaelalien, &on pieier Smumc
clltialleil dui Den Stoat Neip- yorf
S3O6;G1L GoIiTornien $lsO.067. Eli
nois sol 500. OH ben Griitiou SeroIo
$4,000. altf Hiiiouri S37 ,O04, Gon.
necticut $34,173,, MuiIod,uietta S31,.
cat, @iSeoniiu $23,i27, Mbooc- rs
Iano $2O,426. %enninIponicn $16,-
1873, WarpIono $1L7i7. Giltritt 60
ilunbia Sll275 mo oui ocn Stoot
@oi0itgton $10S47.
3mci Sabre 3ud tbou$.
Eatciltomnnlt 6. Gpcroino ats
philadelphia, iueld,er Der Icrldip6s
rlli,1 5ittn FotcntidppinocI ihnloia
bcfilloen iuorocn nor, lit lit bon Rid1.
fer 0oilo 5ll sluci Sobrcu 3lld)tboua
pcritrthcilt norbcn. Ger Griiubcr
Sohh q. Scamp aus Dorf. Yo., ipcl,
d,cr III sic Sndjc berlpideIt mar.
!pitroc Ireiariprodru.
Suite Scn Wrmher nid)t incbr icbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
Muk f@ begnigeu.
Stir $50 mpnatlide Yeniion fir SIS
miral Gosblan's Wittmc.

Shire Grelnbe ueriudtcn pergeblit,
Grbobltng atli 500 pro Monat
hurh3uieten. - @illiom Nelion
Gromipc4 ols 3eltge Dor ser
8raro- Sitrp. = @ar gernittcler
bes Nnfauis beS Eanomasa ana.s
burd Die gunbesregicruus.
Shieb3aeridtS. Gertrag NIT 9rc4
iilieu untcr3ctdnet. Nabc5u
$IOO0,0O0 ourb bos .Notbe
&rells" nad Stalieu itberlnittelt.
3pei Sabre 3udtbal.s negell
Vntentifpinoels.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
mllsT ~
QNW Che
W2'NK Peoples
MM Sunerol
M &c. Go

b1lt G" itr uitt uGtbit, ea} tic lire Rutbcr
Tatanl nNtineI Ham matt oar g ciien atoSfn
foFilplelt9cn Straen. Str u1iflIotarn. boil,
l!NhciNcn NcCrotNlHNc1L tpedc mir fNr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
@p C.malitdf gilf mmb Scr
Ercis iprid)t.

sSn. Goor 1cfpiunt icotu Eat ciueu f%cfteren
Salt an Der NIncrtcrulin0 Der Nebolfering. Dill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
&ccrSiaungeu fir $40
@cerbianngen fir $50

%betuiefe1. N;n. Gooi beforpi oeren tuetr, oIs
le 5lipor, iIot Der Gisaeieidneiet Weardbniiie
tlr $40. gber Die FIR $I5 baben fb eincn
glaB ~ Der Mttuna oe5 Fu6liiunS erobert,
ote i1Giit1 atUeer miro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01

Fire, supposedly of ncendiary origin, broke out
at 5:35 this morning in the immense warehouse of
John B. Stevens & Co. the tideflats, and in two
hours completely destroyed the structure and it's
contents of hay and grain.
The loss is estimated at $120,00O, including be-
tween 1900 and 1900 tons of hay valued at about
$4,000, grain amounting to from $25, 900 to $30OO0
and the plant and buildn built four years ago and
valued at $4,000.
Freight Cars Burned
Seven Northern Pacific freight cars, five of them
loaded with baled hay, were also burned to their
trucks The cars were worth about 100000 The
loss of Stevens & Co. is practically covered by in
surance for about $4,000, estimated by Sec.
Wm III. Moore this morning. All the burned feed
stuffs belonged to Stevens & Co.
Fire Department Helpless
The fire department almost helpless in it's
battle with the flames because of the inadequate
fire protection on the tideflats Three engines dash
ed across the Eleventh street bridge at the sound of
the alarm, but only two of them placed in SER
vice because of the few hydrants available.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
RAILROAD WILL BOTTLE UP
WEST WATERFRONT. If
SUIT IN FEDERAL COURT Is
SUCCESSFUL.

! Determined to close up the
.Narrows waterfront and prevent
any municipal or private docks
that will interfere with its mon
opolys the Northern Pacific will try
to bluff it's way through federal
court and grab the city property
recently secured at the Wilton
waterway. ~
Starts Suit to Condemn.
! Suit was started this morning
in federal court by. the company
against A. r. Titlow,. his wife.
Stella Titlow, and the city OF Ia
coma to condemn the land wanted
for the railway.
II the court should allow this
condemnation the road would sim
ply appropriate the property now
held by the city for open water
war and docks and shut this
KaluabIe dock eItc whether the
court viii allow this or not re-
mains to he seen.
"We will see what the court
will say about II" said Judge
Stiles, the city attorney.
It was supposed after the prop
erty came into the hands OF the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
TIM DOING THE SAME THING WITH COTTON THAT /
DID WITH WHEAT; LET EN- H0L[ER, | DON'T CARE
BY w. g. Shepherd.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1T sup
I pose they're going to get after me
again, but ] don't care.
I'm in this cotton game now
and I'm going to stick to it,
JAS. A. Patten, price-maker of
the wheat and bread we eat. gives
this statement to the bread-eat-
Ing, co*ton-wearing publi 9
through the correspondent of the
Daily Times.
And what are x9,1 going to do
about 1T?
rYou were crilIeized by the
country for yoor eAmpaien for
nigh Ns,'s<t rr1tes last season. i
suggesfos!. Iz this cotton cam
pa 7! yours anything like
ak referring to the desperate
lz ~ Is now making with his
1lsIo1ls to raise the price OF cot
tor e s17 a bale He was sitting
IN the offices OF the largest cotton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01

The great warehouse, which IS
located on the east side of the
waterway just opposite the Alaska
Pacific dock, and adjoins the
warehouse of P. J. Fransioli &
Co., grain dealers, was filled 20
capacity. 1t contained nearly
1900 tons of baled hay, and sew
eral thousand tons of oats, corn,
barley and wheat. Nothing was
saved.
Blaze Is Spectacular.
Early risers on their way to
work In the morning gloom were
treated to a brilliant spectacle.
The fire lighted up the city with a
brilliant glow and the roaring
mass of flame was weirdly reflect
ed in the water below. Hundreds
of gulls, attracted by the unnat-
ural light, cireled and screamed
In the air. their white bodies
flashed in the yellow light. A
great crowd lined the edge of the
bluff in the vicinity of F'ireman's S
park and the Tacoma hotel, most
of them being laborers with lunch
buckets on their arms, and girls
employed in the down town Of
fees.
Show For Steamer Passengers.
When the fire was at it's heignt
1.-THE Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany's magnificent passenger boat
the Governor, steamed into the
harbor and anchored at the Alas
ka-Pacific dock. Half clad pas
sengers rushed to the rail to view
Continued on Page Three.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
JAS. E. PATTEN

broker In the Wall street district.
Yes. It's exactly like INV
wheat deal." he said.
We'll. what about the critf-
Icism?" / asked him.
I've heard them SO many
times and I'll probably hear them
so many more times that / don't
care. They go in one ear and Out
lof the other.p
But, IL you boost the price of
cotton, in bull campaign now.
won't the price Of cotton goods go
|up
Surely 1t win. But that won /
|be MY fault
Was Il your fault that the
price Of wheat went up?"
No And can prove Ii. too.
Today the very millers who cried
out aeRinat me when I was look
ing fHf hlaher wheat prices. are
(ContInued on Page SKI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
GAWLEY KEEPS
'Em GUESSING

Joseph Gawley is still a bone
of contention between those who
say they saw him and those of his
family who insist he was in ia
pan last week when he was re-
ported here. Additional citizens
are found every day who declare
they have. seen Gawley here.
Yesterday a postal card pur-
porting to be from Gawley and
postmarked Japan came to a
former busines associate of Gaw-
ley here. :. 49,
Today witnesses are telling OF
seeing Gawley last Friday even
ing, going toward Seattle on an In
ternrban car. -.
1'he preponderance of testi-
mony indicates that Gawley was
here last Friday and is probably
in hiding in some of the cities near
here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
SMUGGLING
PLOT IS
FO|LED
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. L.
What is believed to have been an
attempt on large scale to snug
gle arms and ammunition into
Nicaragua to Provision President
Estrada's revolutionists was dis
covered today by. the local i'm
migration authorities.
The officers boarded gulf
steamer to search for Chinese
whom they believed we're at
tempting to make illegal entry
into the United States. The hold
was filled with boxes and crates
marked nails.
Several of the boxes, upon be-
ing opened, were found to be
packed with rifles. Others con-
tainld thousands of rounds of
ammunition.
Officers of the schooner refus-
ed to tell where the cargo had
been loaded, but the authorities
are convinced that the boxes were
intended for delivery to the Me-
araguan revolutionists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01

Mayor Linck will aid the Times
In the war against the local loan
sharks and other persons engaged
In grabbing the salaries of work
ing people.
II am thoroughly in ,ympathy
with your articles exposing. the
methods of the loan concerns,
said the mayor to the Times to-
day. "The state laws govern
these cases and therefore any vio-
4ations do not come before the
city officials. However, / will do
all In my power to aid in eradi-
eating the evil. and / propose to
ask the council to payy a city or
dinance which will protect city
employees from sharks and war
rant "shavers.
New Schemes of "Sharking."
New methods of robbing wage
earners out of their money have
come to light since the Times be-
gan the discussion of the loan
sharks methods.
Real Estate Dealers Scheme.
In South Tacoma a real estate
dealer who has worked p "loan
business among the car shop en-
ployes is charging the men 10 per
cent per month on small loans,
which means 120 per cent per
year. He requires every borrow
er to sign a note and an assign
ment of his wages besides.
$50 Interest on $50 Loan.
On a loan of $50 for three
months, for instance, this real es-
tate dealer compels the borrower
TO pay back $50 and on $50
loan for a year the interest is $50.
City Employees Bunkoed.
Another scheme in which sew
eral prominent men manage to get
10 per cent of many city EN-
ployes salaries Is the practices Of
so-called brokers in Shaving"
salary warrants. A salary war
rant for 500 is bought by these
brokers for 500 and all the broker
has to do is to hold 1t few
weeks, then present it to the city
treasurer and draw the unlueky
employees full salary.
Ex-State Senator In This.
Dwight Phelps and ex7State
Senator Idemiller, with offices IN
the Berlin building, are reaping a
rich harvest from city employees
by this scheme. Their business
while somewhat different to that
of the loan shark works out into
about the same thing. Dozens of
city workmen and many office
men are paying a monthly tribute
of 10 per cent of their salaries 20
Phelps and Idemiller.
An ordinance to prevent the
continuance of this scheme Is
what Mayor Hnck proposes to ask
the council to pass and Judge
Stiles may draw up the proposed
ordinance this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
SERVICE
To HONOR DEAD
ENGINEER

Funeral services for John
Wyandt, the Tacoma engineer
killed in the Northern Pacific
wreck near Olympia Monday
night, will be held Sunday, un-
der the auspices of the Masonic
order.
The Scottish Rite, of which
Wyandt was a member, will con-
duct a preliminary service at
midnight Saturday night, at the
Masonic temple. The Sunday
services will be held at 1890, con-
Quoted by the Blue lodge. Wyandt
was also Shriner and a knight
Templar. and these orders will be
well represented.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
Notorious Bandit Beheaded
Amid Riotous Scenes

MONT BRIsoN. France Horrible scenes at
tended the guiotning Bibolet "bandit
murderer In this city today. Before midnight morbid
crowd began gathering prison square BY morn
ing the mob was great that clear
the streets
When the soldiers attempted execute orders "a
pitched battle As.l
Around the block where Riboet died of men
and women pressed. When the descended the
mob crowded closer and blood
heads Fl II 8-.E
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
B0SSY HAD COMPANY AT MIDNIGHT
THAT'S WHY MILK SUPPLY WAS SHORT

We've got give more feed asd Albert I.aa
man. 5l19 South Pine street, weeks ago.
Bossy showed great falling off milk supply So
he bought some bran. chop, other milk pro-
ducer. 4 -
result. .Bs8F - T ~ -
Maybe she needs currying suggested neghbor
Leaman increased the rations. her with
cornmeaL She had bran-mash day; he gave her
axseed meal and alfalfa He lawn
Bossy kicked her heels ecsacy but she gave no
milk. - 80 e~'e ~
1eaman was puzzled. He could understand II ana
the reason of the low milk supply dau him r
the other night when be happened At mid
fy into big pail - 7
There was hssty retreat, confused mass Of man.
mkpa and flying lactea fluid the alley
and now Leaman says old Bossy winks and prna
every time he comes In the barn. giving mink
that is, more milk reaches the Leaman pail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-01
Mp. WILL TRY TO CONDEMN CITY LAND

city that the company would be
compelled to. .ask for franchise
If 1t desired to cross but 1t is
evidently going to try to get what
At wants through the federal
court.
The case of the company
against -Littlejohn is now on trial.
Littlejohn's property is right
south of the Titlow land. Wit
nesses for the railway this morn
ing testified that the five acres
to be taken from Littlejohn are
wort hfrom $1,000 TO $4,000.
The case will probably be fin
ished this afternoon.
The case against Titlow and the
city Is set for appearance of the
defendants December 90.