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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10
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We make q specially of keeping on
hand at this season Of the year a
large line Of cheap, yet well appear
ing and substantial dishes for the
kitchen and dining room. just the
thing you will need to equip the
house for taking care of hungry hay
hands, or Tor camping trip CT a
summer home. You will be sur
priced at the small cost of really
beautiful and durable ware.
CLARENCE ADAMS,
Tomichi Avenue, Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Note in our business local column
the advertisement OF Paonia Com
mercial association which wants
fruit packers A rate OF one fare
for the rourd trip gives exceptional
opportunities to see that country,
and Paonia folks promise TO take
good care Of workers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

+. II. Graham, the man who broke
the law of Mrs. Alice Norton at the
section house few weeks ago, is
serving "a four months sentence in
the county jail Judge Hethering-
ton heard the case. Mrs. Norton
has gone to Pueblo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

1t is probable that excursion rates
from Gunnison to the tunnel open
ing at Montrose, S3.l5 for round
trip to start early Thursday morn
ing the 23rd and connect with Lake
City train at Sapinero will be ar
ranged.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mesdames L. s. Cuthbert, r.
OI~~rv, and @. D. Martin are in
Leadville this week representing the
several clubs OF Gunnison at the club
conference.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Banns Of Hugh Daily of Sal,da and
Miss Mary Clifford of Gnnnison
were called at the Catholic church
here Sunday They will be welded
the latter part of september.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Steve killian and MIR. kerbv Of
Dac1ua are here on fishing and
huntlng "Trip. They were three days
coming from Denver on account of
hoods
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Thompson and
baby left Sunday for their home in
Oklahoma after months visi. with
Mrs. Thompsons sister. Mrs. =. c.
BOvIes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

A beautiful line Of calendar sam
piles at News-C Champi9n office If
vou want ANYTHING OF this sort for
1910. call and see them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mrs J d. Parsons Sr. and sou
leaye Sunday for Virginia TO spend
the winter. Mr.. Parsons accom-.
panics them as far as Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Misses Ramona Outcalt and Mabel
Walker went TO Denver Monday
evening where they will attend the
Denver University this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Moore Blackstock lett Tuesday
night for Fort Collins TO resume his
studies for veterinary surgeon.
His brother Ross has gone to Des
Moines, Iowa, toenter Highland Park
college Of pharmacy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Gunnison friends were glad to
greet John Potter Tuesday night.
lie tells us he has a nice little bust
ness at Grand Junction and wants
all his old time acquaintarces to call
on him when they find themselves in
the junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

la spite Of Good rainy weather, Ice
Cream sells Why? Because the
weather don't affect the quality that
We MAINTAIN. GAZETTE BRus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Try the Up-to-date Barber Shop
for quick work aud modern STYLES oi
the tonsorial art. Tomichi avenue,
Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Before county Judge Hethering-
ton on Monday were married Mr.. +
X. Mendenhali of Grand junction
and Mrs. Dora l.. Dewey Of Lake
City. Mr.. NJ is related to the Men.
denhalls Of Hinsdale county and his
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Borsum of Doyleville Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. 3orsuIn of Parlins stood
up with them Their home will be
at the junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Srsu.iusa W4l.sa who has Ice.
quite :. reported sossse better
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Chas. WackerIy, Of Pltkiu paid
Gunnison business visit this
week He does not often get down
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Nh lack schstsisr oi Pisk,H i. q
S1ssi Mrs Jos Collins this ~srA
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Re Wm kipp went the ~e~A
70 his I'd home IN kansas for . twe
Wee. isst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

M sadie Hines Vt Tn Cup
si-siea irIeaas IN the city shis ~eek
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Miss Carrie Baokey is now at Pa
onia with her mother. and intends
to pick peaches and apples for a
time
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Leave your orders ior photograph
sofa pillows at the Art Millinery
See the samples
Mrs. j u JENNfNG-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mrs George Miller of Denver was
the guest Of Mrs. +. i. Hurley Fri
day. She was on her way to Crested
Butte
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Ice Cream IN any quantity; also
deiicsoas Sundaes aud Saslas served
at our 'Isnovation. GWErE BRas
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Herbert Iefftner Of Pitkin Was In
our city the first Of the week enroate
to Paonla for q few DAYS visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Gunnison friends were pleased
the latter part Of last week to greet
Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Mcconnell Of
Doyleville.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

j. NJ. Flick and o. ID. Bement,
accompanied by Mrs. Flick and Mrs
Bems NJ. paid Gunnison = business
visit Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mrs. j. A. Proffitt and daughters.
Hazel and Elvia, departed Sunday
for Denver, where the children will
attend school this winter. Ray Prof
fit left q week before to enter the
the University there. Don and Max
are now employed by the Great
Western Sugar company in the
chemical department testing beets,
the former at Greeley and the latter
at Windsor, Colorado.
Rev. S. Lumley, former pastor al
Basalt, Rife and Hotchkiss is the
new Methodist minister appointed
for the Gunnison church. The re-
cent conference sent Rev. S. A
Webber to Leadville. Rev. Il. r.
Adams again TO Bethel church al
Pueblo, Thomas f. Ashby to Johns
ton, c. G. Coulter to Fort Morgan.
r. A. Carnine TO Fort Collins, f. n
EdCerton to Monte Vista placed J
+. Cofman on the superanuated list
and gave Rev W f. Perry the posi-
ton Of assistant superintendent oi
the Anti saloon League Of California
but as a member from PaonIa. Rev.
]. Q. Nermillion is transferred from
Palisades TO Paonia
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Ms Cecil Brown. nee Tot Riley.
arrived "Wednesday from Grand
Junction. Mr. Brown Will be here
later for a six weeks visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Miss A. r Reynolds, tesche, at
Gothic, WAS in our city this week
the guest Of Miss Sara Easterlv.
She will teach at Colona this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mrs Mary B. Smith and children
have moved here from Crested Butte
and are domiciled m the little house
back Of 5 l.. Trine's.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

School in the Hillside district No.
2G, will begin Monday, the 18th Of
September with Miss Mary Truxel
in charge
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Harry Endner Is at kebler pass
this week running the saw mill
Will Sir Fountain is here ON jury
duty
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

A marriage license was issued this
wee i1r Mr. Chas Harmon and Miss
ielia England both 81 our oitv
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bruins left Sun.
day for their home in McCook. Nc
braska, after number Of week 5
pleasantly spent with relatives and
friends here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Robert Hester and family q
R,dse~ay visited friends here last
wesk
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Nj and Mrs W T.. Thompson are
wloiung over the arrival Of a girl at
their Hpme Monday Morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Earl Coombs aud Harry Faulkner,
lef; Tuesday for Graad JSact.on 10
visit friends aud relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Frank Brown and family returned
Sunday to their home at La Junta
Ewart Brown and wife of Telluride
have also been home visiting their
relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

How Deacon Tltehst was con
vertsd Ses"A L.oyal Church
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10
~Ca Uslfs

Sunday afies.ooa. September 9th.
q the Tessae1ce Il Coanfy J.age
K~shersaSsaa. Mr. JOAN Er1ns. and
Miss Grace Cooper. both q. ouEnl-
soa ~ese united IN narT.aSe tee
l.ase tyang the knot Mr. and Mrs
Fred Brsn- q: Nebraska. sse.sd sF
~sih the bride sna &room. The
BRIDE Is she elds-; d.sSnser 81 Mr.
and Mrs. q h. Cs-ss~-r. and fave
rite among vasng folAs Mr. Bruins
~ popu..sr yosgx man ts the csis
aud oil friends extef q e1nzratula-
t,ous.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mlss Askepesee Ckev,ot. the
psetiv dFes-mxker in "A L.oyal
Noeyah, IL a peach
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Norman Sullivan arrived Wedos-
Day from A.pen To visit his bratt.er
ts Geo sullivan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mrs l.. x I.ashrop 81 Csmarr0n
posed throa4h Ganaisoa Thursday
on her way 10 Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

CLYpt LANG, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10
/ tgtfer Ffo0 ne0e

Misc Glsdys Ckse~y of lssves -
. 4S~-s 81 tie Sgsoces
John Chspmaa ~ss = v'sssos ssoa
Sapanere first ot the wes.k
Mrs hsary Knoll - sPssdssG .
se~ dave ~,th her fssA.ss u CsSOl'a
Spssn8s.
Miss Elt,ersa Nasher 81 CSssss1
Butte 's sIsad.aG he's dsys ~
CunHssoU.
Judge HettersaRsoa retsrned ssa-
srdsy froaa the Methodist coaSeseeCe
st Pueblo.
Chssscey Ssmoess CAME oSss
frcsu 0Isasood SprisGs recently for
. visit with his mother.
Capt Head arrived sunday night
frosn delta. aud is ssoriin0 With his
daSehser. Mrs C. l. MilIer
Earl Coombs aud Harry Faulkner,
left Tuesday for Graad Junction 10
visit friends and relatives
Herbert Hefftner Of Pitkln Was In
our city the first Of the week enroute
to Paonla for few days visit.
Chas. Wackerly, Of Pitkin paid
Gunnison business visit this
week lie does not often get down.
Miss Carrie Buckley is now at Pa
ouia with her mother, and intends
to pick peaches and apples for a
time.
Mrs. George Miller II Denver was
the guest of Mrs r. j. Hurley Fri
day. She was on her way to Crested
Butte.
Gunnison friends were pleased
the latter part Of last week to greet
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Mcconnell Of
Doyleville
School in the Hillside district No.
&c, will begin Monday, the 18th of
September with Miss Mary Truxel
in charge.
j. NJ. Flick and O. ID. Bement,
accompanied by Mrs. Flick and Mrs.
Bems NJ. paid Gunnison . business
visit Monday.
Miss A. r Reynolds, tesche, at
Gothic, WAS in our city this week
the guest of Miss Sara Easterlv.
She will teach at Colona this winter.
Frank Brown and family returned
Sunday to their home at La Junta
Ewart Brown and wife of Telluride
have also been home visiting their
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bruins left Sun.
day for their home in McCook. Nc
brsska, after n number Of weeks
pleasantly spent with relatives and
Trends here.
Moore Blackstock lett Tuesday
night for Fort Collins to resume his
studies for veterinary surgeon.
His brother Ross has gone to Des
Moines, Iowa, to oenter Highland Park
college of pharmacy.
Gunnison friends were glad to
greet John Potter Tuesday night
He tells us he has nice little bust
ness at Grand junction and wants
all his old time acqaaintaEces to call
on him when they find themselves in
the junction.
Before county Judge Hethering-
ton on Monday were married Mr.. +.
X. Mendenhali of Grand Junction
and Mrs. Dora L. Dewey of Lake
City. Mr.. NJ is related to the Men
denhalls Of Hinsdale county and his
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Borsum of Doyleville Mr. and
Mrs ". H. 3orsurn of Parlins stood
up with them. Their home will be
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mrs. j. j Mcnamara and s5u
EDDIE. are fully established at th.
~ a X q section house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Mrs. hsary knoll - sPesdssG .
te~ dave ~,th her fssAes II Cseos,a
Sps.a8s
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

n ~ 4 ksa
Aegsniaos tsh =
OoEy Asasa
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

John Chapman Was . s'sssos sso@
Sapanero tr-t ot the wesk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

A,ss Glsdys Cks1ry of tssvcs -
. gU~-t 81 tie Spe0ces =
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Miss Elt,erta Nesher 81 CSssas1
Bsste 's srrad.aG a te~ dsys ~
Cunnssou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Capt. Head arrived sunday night
frosn delta. aud is stortan0 With hss
daughter, Nrs 4. /. Miller
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Chssscey Ssm0ers cssae over
fTosn 0Isa~ood SptinCs recently fos
. visit wlth his nsAher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

Judge Hetlser,aesoa ressrsed sss-
Srdsy froaa the Asthodiss coafeseecs
ct Pueblo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-10

~as4Gn1l lolnn0nn1/
GFau.ima wal.oa who has teeu
quite y Is reported sosse better
Ars lack schs,slsr ai Pisk,u i. q
SSesi Mrs Jos Coll.ns this ~esA
Nj sadie Hines oi Tn Cup
sisste4 trIeaas in the city this ~eek
Re Wm- kipp went thu. wesk
70 his I'D home in Kansas Tor . ,~o
wees sslt.
Mss Askepesee Ckes,ot, the
psetiy dres.maker in "A I.oyal
Chutah is peach.
Norman sullivan arrived Wedw~
DAY from Aspen 10 visit his brather.
In. Gel. Sullivan.
Nj aud Nrs W +. Thompson are
wlolrlnE over the arrival Of q girl at
their home Monday Morning.
A marriage license was issued this
wee ir Mr. Chas. Harmon and Miss
i2lia Englsn both Of our city
Harry Endner Is at kebIer pass
this week running the saw mill
Will Nr Fountain is here ON Jury
duty
hrs Ceeil Brown, nee Tot Riley
arrived "Wednesday from Grand
Junction. Mr. Brown Will be here
iater for SIX weeks visit
Mrs Mary B. Smith aud children
have moved here from Crested Butte
and are domiciled m the little house
back Of ; l.. Trines
Misses Ramona Outcalt and Mabel
Walker went TO Denver Monday
evening where they will attend the
Denver University this winter
Mrs. J ID. Parsons Sr and son
leaye Sunday for Virginia to spend
the winter Mr.. Parsons accom-
paries them as far as Denver.
Steve killian and Mr.. kerbv O
Daruua are here on fishing anc
hunting "Trip. They were three days
coming from Denver on account o
floods
| Mr. and Mrs. Scott Thompson ant
baby left Sunday for their home il
Oklahoma after a months visi. with
Mrs. Thompson sister. Mrs = c
Boyles.
Mesdames L. s. Cuthbert. +
. OIearv, and @. D. Martin are IL
Leadville this week representing tht
several clubs OF Gunnison at the olul
conference.
IsanDs Of Hugh DAILY of Sal,da and
Miss Mary Clifford of Gnnnisor
were called at the Catholic churcl
here Sunday They will be welded
the latter part of september.
+. III. Graham, the man who broke
the Jaw of Mrs. Alice Norton at the
section house few weeks ago, j,
serving four months sentence ir
the county jail. Judge Hethering
ton heard the case. Mrs. Norton
has gone to Pueblo.
Leading Millinery Store
ALL THE LATEST IN
Ls1ies' FaM Street Hats.
0a1res's Sckesl nsas
Opening will he announced later.
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query: where did you get that
hat?" The burglary was COM
mitted between 1880 and o o'clock
last evening while Rev. Chapman
was preaching at Trinity Episco-
pal church.
Only a premonition was re-
sponsible for the fact that the
burglar failed to get the total
mornings offerings of the church.
Just before going to the evening
services Mrs. Chaplain, contrary
to her usual custom, took the
morning collection and turned It
over to Treasurer Agissiz of the
church, saying that she feared
burglars.
Never before in several years
had she troubled to turn over
the offerings until after the even
ing service and her only reason
for doing so yesterday was that d
neighbours house had been bur-
glarized during the week and she
had a premonition that her own
home might be visited.
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MYSTERY WORK
IS CLEVER

While hardly impressing any
one with the powers of spiritual
Ism, of which he is said to be one
OF the greatest opponents. DR.. c
M. Sawyer yesterday received the
recognition by a large audience
at the Tacoma theater of beipe
one of the most mysterious and
clever trick performers on the
stage today.
His cabinet experiments. not
unlike those of Miss Ana Eva Fay.
were performed easily and
smoothly and left in their wake a
good deal of establishment. Some
or his other experiments have
been seen here before on the yau-
deville stage and otherwise.
AS a magician and illusionist
DR.. Sawyer is among the top
notchers, but 1T Is certain that
none in the audience felt in the
least creepy because of the posi-
BILE presence of spirits of other
worlds, not even the committee
on the stage, which consisted of
l.. w. Pratt, f. r. Baker, DR.. e.
A. Southworth and Paul Emory.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SPOKANE, Nov. S.-Twenty
more members of the Industrial
Workers of the World were ar
rested this morning for attempt
ing to speak on the streets of
Spokane in violation of the recent
ly passed city ordinance. There
is no indication of the fight sub
siding.
Officials of the Industrials al
Ilege that three kilograms from
Portland to Spokane workers were
confiscated, and they claim the
police are responsible.
it is reported that four hundred
members of the organization work
ing on Puget Sound are preparing
to charter special train and come
to Spokane to assist in the fight.
An executive officer of the Port
land local is in this city today,
conducting the fight.
Another suit for damages was
filed against the city today by an
Industrial Worker confined in the
city jail. He alleges that his
health has been affected by con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-08
REGISTERING FOR
SCHOOL BOARD
ELECTION

Registration for the school cleo
ton, December 4, opened today.
AT Lowell, Bryant, Emerson, Rog-
ers. Willard, Longfellow, Horace
Mann, Edison, Franklin, Sherman
and Washington schools registra-
ton books will be kept open from
Q to today and until Friday and
on November IS to 10 inclusive.
School board candidates are be-
ginning to bob up now. George
Williamson and Thomas F. Ray
are already announced.
In addition to electing a MEM
Der to succeed John T. Bibb the
voters will decide whether or not
the school board shall sell two
plots OF ground west of the sta-
dunn for the Ferry Museum and
Historical society buildings.
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JOY RIDERS DASH
TO DEATH In RIVER

claring that he would investigate
the accident solely for the purpose
of Furnishing 10y riders" He said
the driver of the car evidently
was 10y rider" and added:
"a few more accidents of this
kind would be good thing. The
elimination from public life of a
Lot of lawIbreakers known as Joy
riders would be a positive benefit.
Of course, it would be too bad Il
innocent parties are made to
suffer, but taxicab drivers are ir.
responsible and form class that
Is exceedingly dangerous to traf
fic. The driver last night actual
ly had to thread his way through
other automobiles to get into tn,
river"
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STORY Of KIDNAPPED GIRL
SHOWS Up D|Az, TYRANT

CONTINUED From Page One.)
had spent $4,000 in awaking
the people of Mexico to their
wrongs.
From the time of their arrival
the projected overthrow of Diaz
took shape. But all around them
were foes. There were the Mex.
lean secret police, and there were
rich st. Louisans who held valu-
able oil and railroad concessions
from Diaz. These worked hand
in hand. in their own secret ways
to ruin Villereal.
While Antonio and the older
sister, Andrea, addressed meetings
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BURGLAR CAUGHT
BY NERVY WOMAN

an companion.
Mrs. Wagner, who was dressed
only in her night robes, started to
capture the man single-handed.
AT the sight of a revolver which
she held in her hand, Johnson fed
down the hallway and into the
street with Mrs. Wagner close at
his heels.
ShNeking for some one to stop
the thief, the gritty woman con-
tinued her pursuit into the street
and as far as two blocks, where
Johnson RAM into the arms of a
policeman and was captured.
Johnson told the police that he
came here from Portland, Ore.
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re-arrested. Then the news
came from Torreon that the IA
ther and Teresa were in prison.
Later the girl was freed.
Why did the government wink
at the kidnapping?
And who are the rich st. Louis
men, holding railroad and oil con.
cessions from Diaz worth millions
who helped the spies of the ole
Idlctator trap the beautiful girl;
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ANDREA VILLAREAL,
Sister of Teresa. She lives in Ell
Paso.

through the southwest, Teresa
could not understand at that time
what 1t all meant Later she be-
came leader of the junta. Their
plans were succeeding we'll.
They published paper, La Re
generation, and Diaz's friends in
st. Louis sent him a copy of 1t. In
stantly the spies were busy again.
Rich friends of the st. Louis mil
1ionaires who were helping Diaz
prey on Mexico went to Washing
ton and the government inter
fered. Antonio was arrested.
It was even said at that time
that a judge of the federal court,
since resigned, had helped carry
out Diaz's plans. Whether he did
or not, there are plenty of reasons
why he would have been urged to.
Teresa, missing her brother,
mastered the English language
and took his place.
Other st. Louis people were in
terested In the black-haired beau
~ who was SO plucky. They aid
ed Antonio to escape into Arizona,
and 1t was said his freedom was
bought. He returned and hid in
st. Louis, almost in the shadow of
police headquarters.
After his arrest, Andrea and Te-
resa wrote letters to Theo. Roose-
welt In Antonio's behalf, but the
president did not interfere. Pros
pero and Teresa then set out for
Mexico, and Andrea. logged al
ways by Mexican spies. planned
to follow them.
But before they got to the Dor
der warnings from friends turned
them back. They stopped at Ell
Paso.
Meanwhile Antonio had been
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Citizens to Protest Against Ad.
vetrising Which Spells the
Appearance of City.

Another anti-billboard cam
paign is about to be started in
Tacoma. Within the last few
weeks the town has been almo 1t
covered by great billboards. Up
around Wright park, out Sixth
avenue and South Twelfth and
right down On ST. Helens avenue
and Seventh street, great bill
boards have been put up.
North End women are UP IN
arms over the matter and the city
council will be appealed to to
take action against the billboards.
A general boycott of all deal
ers and all goods that advertise on
the billboards may also be start
ID.
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ENTIRE PARTY TAKES FATAL
pLUNGE-CHIEF OF POLICE
SAYS IT'S GOOD THING -
WILL INVESTIG GATE.

tBy United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The bodies
of the autoists who were drowned
last night when their machine ran
through an open draw on Jackson
street bridge, have not been re-
covered.
1t is not yet definitely known
whether four or six persons met
death in the accident. 1t is be-
lieved that there was at least one
woman in the party.
Chief of Police Stewart issued
a sensational statement today. DC.
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CASE
UP FOR HEARING

CountyClerk Libbey is hearing
the evidence in the case of the
United States against Luke w.
Pitts in which the government
seeks TO show that Pitts has not
qualified to hold the homestead
which he took up on the White
river above Buckley In 1905. 1t
is alleged that Pitts has not taken
up his residence on the claim and
has not cleared any of the land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-08

CAMPAIGN HERE

at the A.-Y.-P. exposition to the
Y. w. G. A. of Tacoma and it
may be moved to the new rural
home of the organization at, Syl-
van.
The present has been accepted
Professionally, the acceptance to
be final on the action of the trus-
tees, who will probably take the
matter up this week.
The building is a valuable one
but it will cost several hundred
dollars to move it to this city.