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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-31

That Dan could accept SO high a
price of her astonished me, but |
knew that she dominated him in the
affairs of their everyday life, and |
could understand that. sick as he was
with despair and remorse, he would
yield to her fierce persuasion, with
out at first realizing just what she
was offering for his honor.
(TO BE CONTINUED
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-31

"oh, how like . very old person
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-31

What a pleasant exchange of COM
/ nlimnnfsfn / observed
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-31

Il am old-very old. in experience"
Mrs. Ankony nodded ready assent.
so should have said, Mr.. Twining,
but you are also very clever"
| stood up with recovered equil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
y Burglar Puts to Shame
The Gold Mine Faker

S 4nero ere some intrinsically admirable quail
ltkGo n the house burglar that no one may
n1lN6ay. He sneaks, but he sneaks boldly. He
YlQ1zfess but ct personal risk. He makes NO
xlEtuons pretensions. He operates in the dark.
X1c4 honest men sleep, and seeks no better
oet1sly than those OF his kind. He is strong
a - and full Of physical courage. II he is not
4 n&rewd thinker and man of cool Judgment.
~ quickly pays the heavy price that society
11N from those of his trade. II he would
o1f hie energy. strength and cunning into
4ele that society could approve the average
Ul2r would be among our best citizens.
TIA difference between q burglar aud q
q ~1& xold mining faker ia the differ
4Qo tho Willy fox and the crawling
IAere ere things to admire in the fox.
- anane ~ can only loath.
~ eafaing s12 week recently saw an
AlSKd1emenf n Chicago newspaper which
noo4 that certain gold mining corporation
Nn1 prepared to offer to small investors 81
1870 ct stock at their par value, and absolutely
4komi1ing total dividends Of $3.50 upon q SO
v9qfment. The advertisement said, eff you
~ zoing to get in on this you will have to do
XtQUtCK. The word quick" was to empha-
- that one must hustle the $40 into the mail
IN Wished to take advantage of this magnifi-
The $12 week boy had never heard of
4mg 20 fine as this promise of 1900 per cent
puut On N investment that he could make. 30
- wrote In QUICKLY. He didn't inclose $40.
however, but asked for further information.
Fuo to the spirit Of the 'ad'' the prospective
a1yestnr received : quick response. We quote
uND the letter the bog received:
"Dear Sir: In reply to your inquiry Of
Apeu - the reason that we are able to offer 10
zAres Of stock for $40 and assure you total of
41v1Gends Of $3.50 IL simply because this COM
10y AVIS outright SS4 placer claims. being the
eeu.ee and pick and covering Almost the whole
- - s-- Basin. which has been valued
bulletin No. - Of the state department of "a
p1sA American republic) at over $180, 900 geo
- - carat gold dust.
The value Of this report published by said
nment Is said to be as worth of credit and
n - anything published by the United States
1uvernment by the authorities at Washington
a. g.
Your Ten Dollars, therefore. represents =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Pure food commissioners throughout the
country are much disturbed over the so-called
Denxoate of soda decision recently promulgated
ny the Agricultural department. They fear this
is the first step in what will amount to general
Undermining OF the pure food law.
Benzoate OF soda Is what the packers use
20 XIII the odor OF meat which is too old to be
tit for SALE 1t is used also in limited way IN
preserving vesetables- The bensoate of soda
decision. however, is of principal value to the
beef trust.
The decision reverses the departments pre-
vious ruling as to benzoate of soda. and permits
It is hardly necessary to add that the deci-
sion is complete reversal of DR.. Harvey W.
Wiley-"Father of the Pure Food Law" The
decision comes from the so-calied Remsen hoard
q board secured by the packing interests after
the government authorities had construed the
pure food law to forbid the of this poison
GUS drug. The board is composed of Dr. Ira
Remsen, DR.. Russell H. Chittenden DR.. John H.
Long. DR.. Olonzo A. Taylor and Dr. c. A. Herter
4, me reversal order was signed the day before
Taft's inauguration, March 8, by Secretary of
the Treasury Cortelyou. Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson and Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
straus. The fact Of it's signing was unknown
until . few days ago. when the beef packers
throughout the country were. officially informed
that they might use benzoate Of soda
fnis iesalizes embalmed beef, said high
official OF the government.
This phrase states the case concisely It is
commended by members of the Remsen board that
benzoate OF soda in the quantities authorized is
not serious menace to health. Whether this
contention s true not has little to do with the
case. The very extensive experiments conducted
py Dr. Wiley resulted In conclusions that benzo-
ate of soda was poisonous and injurious IN
health What the pure food commissioners oh
1ect to. however. is the deception which is made
possible by its use. Packers are enabled to sell
I products which have progressed so far toward
decay as to be actually unfit for human con-
sumption. the odor and other incidents OF decay
benzoate OF soda.
Food commissioners say 1t is significant
that more than half of the largest firms engaged
In making and selling pickles, catsups ana other
preserved vegetables do not use this chemical and
nave thrown their influence In every way against
its uso. Resolutions were recently presented to
the governor OF Pennsylvania urging him to veto
law which would permit the use Of this chemi-
cal In Pennsylvania food factories.
One OF the last official acts of President
Roosevelt was an effort to keep the packers ane
oistiilers from undermining the pure food law
the packer. however have won, and the case
OF the distiliers has been reopened. with every
prospect that the limitation whisky, Of the siis
tiilers win also be lega1ized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
WATCH YOUR REFRIGERATORSl
SCOUR 1T OFTEN AND WELL.

saving 1t means to you. Rather
empty the waste pan a dozen
times a day than subject your food
to the sewer gases that are bound
to find their way from drain in
to the ice box.
Clean the refrigerator at least
twice a week. Remove everything
In 1t that can be removed and
then with strong, warm ammonia
water scOur 1t carefully. Scour
the shelves, too. The whole oper-
alton will take less than I'VE min
utes.
!. II you must keep milk and
butter with other foods, put
them In stone or china receptacies.
which can be covered. Either will
absorb the odors of other foods
and are quick to catch disease
germs. It's better to use stone or
china for all foods, for tin or sill
yer always more or less affects
foods when they are kept in It for
any length of time.
Examine every morning each
article Of food. Throw it away
instantly II it bears the slightest
faint, or else scald or cook it
again. One strong article of food
will quickly contaminate the rest.
Always keep some charcoal or a
lump of dry lime in the food box,
as an absorbent of impurities.
Never put warm food In your
refrigerator. Warmth generates
moisture and hastens decay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

| What is the answer? How does
a Baptiste collect a side bet of this
|sort?
Answer: The rival asphalt trust
tho "other bunch"-are now
loading a ship at venezuela's prin-
cipal port.
And the band played annie
Laurie and Johnnie. Get Your
Gun"
Yes. tariff revision Is a very
selfish business. Each man wants
HIS. 1t reminds me of the cloth
ing dealer who had coat stolen
from the form In front of his
shop. He set forth in pursuit. So
did cop. But they could not
catch the thief. The cop pulled
his gun and was about to fire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Pofuoh Of this huge piIo Of rod dust contained
"a our property. We arr the only mining conn
rany In the world that can STATE how much money
q share Of stock win probably earn, and have
these Statements certified and backed up By the
report published BY the 0overnmsnt Depart
pent. ana said report approved AZ correct by
enofner Government Department.
I'VE give the small investor such a. your
sell exactly the Same chance with the big In
yestor getting full protection and his full share
Of profits"
Glib talki Big sounding talkI Talk in
millions Offering alluring generallties about
precious gold! Talk about governmental! Talk
about authorities! Talk intended for the ears
OF men and women who work honestly for their
existence and believe that most men are honest
like themselves.
I'VE are the only mining company in the
world that can state how much money share of
stock will PROBABLY earn" A burglar would
be too honest, would be too manly, to write that
line, with the absolute promise in another para
graph Of the letter that $40 will earn $780,
Such fake gold mining concerns spend many
thousands OF dollars In advertising They flour
ish Just SO long the suckers come bearing their
burdens Of hard-earned dollars. They pass out
of sight and out of memory when they cease
advertising. and the suckers have only pretty
stock certificates with which to paper the walls
Of their humble homes
The burglar who goes out with HIS bag Of
tools In the dead of night and risks HIS life to
earn dishonest dollar, IL polite and decent
compared with the scamp who sat IN q fine office
n broad daylight and penned that lying letter
to the boy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
~ Should Home Owners
ay This Bill?

~ proposition to pay $1,000 10 MCCOY q
~ ~ ureboat plans was rsconsidsrsd 1t the
~ X Councilman Bell Last night.
It63 Ict The whole proposition be put up to
o1orfront owners.
h11 city has no money to build fireboak
S4 NE bulk Of the property asking for fireboat
s(ton never pays : dollar to the city either
~ 1celslatIys lsgerdemain Tacoma loses
400 year that should be- paid by the North
~ Rocific In taxes on fts waterfront property.
~ city could get this tax money It would be
<x1v 70 build whole fleet Of fireboats. But
3 ~ city does not get the money. 1t hardly looks
t1lt ~ AK the home owners on the prairie to pay
NJ protecting this private property that does
~1< Dven pay dollar of local taxes.
And e a not necessary.
ManaGar II. G. Mutt told the council last
~ ne N. r. would give fire tug site the
%@g front and help finance the boat besides.
~ Milwaukee will also probably help and the
H~o0t Northern and Union Pacific might help.
4 ~ bIg mills would probably contribute and the
X1&oE1rcnt should build its own boat. ~
The N. p. realizes this and few years ago
ccnfomplated doing the job entirely on Its own
n will cost from $4,000 to $4,000 year
~ Qperate the firebost. II the city does this It
- ~ the general taxpayers should be called on
~ &oRr for protecting this untaxed waterfront.
Let's have fireboat, but let's make the fell
I1Wu Day tor Il who are getting the great benefit
QM who should pay for It.
And those fellows are the owners Of the
mx1FRrunf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Editor Daily Times:
Dear Sir: In enforcing the
criminal statutes Of the United
States the department Of justice
has announced new policy.
dance fnEfh fha- K{1Xu2N mi ~
4 Az y e ~ ke6t 81 view.
Hkn1 of the paat 40 sins thai
have gone beyond the pale Of rem,
|edy. They are history. They ARK
|funcfus offlcfo. They belong q
the limbo Of SPILLED milk" " It Il
mot philosophical to cry over them
|It - not good policy to punish
them Let them go. Spread over
them the mantle Of . comprehen-
|siye charity. Be Christian. Say
unto the wicked one: go and sin
mo more."
In speaking to the Chicago beel
trust, Atty. Gen. Wickersham said |:
THE department does not believe
that any public service would be
rendered by making At this time &
tep< ease Of PAST trnunnetions.' =
: Here, indeed, the Taft adminis-
trntion Is on solid ground. Char
~ and GOOD feeling VIII be TIA
substitutes for Justice and tt pen
a1tiee Of the law. II b the new
Testament Of modern politics. Love
VIII reign In place Of force; for
eiveness win taks the place Of pun
ishmonfs.
Blessed advent Of an era Of good
feelin8i
Tho maIefsctor Of great wealth
has heard the tidinxs; let It be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Ispread to the malefactor Of small
means The unfortunate sinner
who has transgressed the laws
Against burgNzry--he should
brighten up and hear OF the new
hope which y sst before him. For
has not Atty. Gen. Wickernham
Halii t1zat ~ fsoSernm6nf 80 ID
"publ1e nervice* to be rendered al
this time BY making case OF
past transactions?
Hear. OH wretched ones. this
| glad good news! "Your sins,
though they be as scarlet, vet
shall they be AZ white as snowi''
No longer Will the government
look upon the past. And hear. Oh.
hunger-driven crime! You wretch
who stole to satisfy your famine!
fou women who walk the street
because the community will huy
nothing but your shameI You,
human wreck, Who wander on
|earth'a surface. hungry. cold,
weary. with no capital but two
hands. ana no way to make that
capital producfixe! You---once 4
man drowning pain and memory
In the alcoh0lfc cup hear the
new gogpel Of the governmentr
hear The word Of hope from wick
|oxshain: Go and Mn no more!
Yee. Let 81 spread. Standard
on and Beef have heard the
blessed word; now let It spread
A POLICEMAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

when the storekeeper cried out:
Shoot him In the pants. The
coat is mine.''
And speaking of muck-rakes. /
have noticed the loud noise about
undertaking conspiracy" said
to be formed to rake and muck
the Good Big Bill. So when Cos
grave. editor of Everybody's Mag
azine, was in the other day asked
him. He said he had not even
heard Of it. l asked Mark Sulli-
van of Golfers, and he remarked
that 1t was news to him. Will
Payne was in and he said the
Saturday Evening Post was ignor-
ant of it. / asked H. b. Needham.
and he said that Sam Merwin of
Success knew nothing Of it.
So I guess 1t isn't SO. AS
matter of fact--as am credibly
informed-the story was started
by w. w. Jermane, who admits
himself that he has not one fact
only idle gossip-on which to
base the yarn.
So there you are.
Sincerely, RATH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
N EglI4IilfS
BY Fred Schaefer.

s you are losing your hail
James," observed Major Byers
18th dignity, as he bumped owe
The counter in Jim's lunch wagon.
How'd you wise it, Maje?"
asked the purveyor of coffee and
rolls. with idle interest.
Because there's one on my
plate" replied the major, remov-
ing it gingerly. But" he added
pore cheerfully, badness will
DON be robbed of its terrors. T
intend to make public a remedy.
Yes, the Major Byers Duplicator
Method will halt the grim march
|of capillary deterioration. Listen.
And then the major launched in
to the details.
Pains to check badness are
usually concentrated upon fertiliz-
ing or stimulating the scalp. This
Is all wrong. Where there is any
hair at all the scalp is o. X. =
shows that only the roots of t,
hair have persisted. What IL nee
ed Is harder stock. The hair TIL
remains is beyond all doubt hard /
Here's where the Duplicator Net
cd gets busy, James. It IL on tt
order of raspberry culture. 1t CO.
sists in pecking- hole in the sea
with an awl in close proximity
a flourishing hair. Then this half
Is bent over and the end insertet
In the hole. 1t soon takes rootf
When this has TRANSFERRED, the twill
hair is nipped in half at the hendt
Result: Two perfectly good hair I
instead of one. Then this prod
ess is continued, using the neN
hair like the old, until the crsniur&
Is hirsutely luxuriant. III
with only one stalwart hair to
begin with even, there ID hope. !
Starting with but one hair, 1t needs
but IA operations to produce 49,
384 hairs. Pretty good, eh? Or,
starting with 8 hairs, the came to-
tai is achieved with only II oper-
atoms. Can Burbank beat it?',
Maybe not" yawned Jim," but
I wish you would"
So Major Byers "beat it." SO Of
Tended that he forgot ali about his
to eradicate badness by
the Duplicator Method.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
- or I1feresf 10 Women -
UNKNOWN WIVES OF wELL-KNowN MEN
MRS. ALBERT B. CUMMINs

MRS. ALBERT B. CUMMINS
wife of the senator from Iowa, IL
q thorough apostle of her hus-
bands iowa idea" of living al
home. originated by him when gov.
ern0r of Iowa.
Just before she left for Wash
ington last winter to attend heI
husbands first session of con-
gress. Mrs. Cummins declared that
she would continue to live in Des
Moines and make her home there
not in Washington.
Although her husband has been
prominent In politics in Iowa and
the nation for the last Is years, lit.
tie has been heard of Mrs. Cum
minis. However, while her husband
has been winning laurels in poiiti.
cal fields, Mrs. Cummins has been
doing equally well in society.
Before her marriage in 1874,
Mrs. Cummins was Miss Ida L.
Gallery of Eaton Rapids, Mich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
RlaglliIl|| : !llQ '!''|!

Her name was Beauty. But aha
didn't live up to her name at ali,
|because she was a pig. and they
named her that because she Wal
no very homelyI
She lived In q nice damp ~
In the country, and wae happy
enough, but whenever she looked
over her sty she wanted To zee
what there was along the big road
that stretched way off out OF
sight. One day she found 1 chance
10 20 and look
a board was loose. and Beauty
pried Il with her ugly, wriggline
pink nose till Il flew Off altog6tl-
er. There wng . squeeze. . grunt,
and Beauty went waddling out.
She Was very fat, but she trotted
off as fast Az possible and into I
nice shady strip 0k woods.
Pretty soon she stopped, fof
there we're 9 whole lot OF people
sitting on the ground and eating
things very much IS abe did her
self.
Beauty was astonished. she had
never seen people behave 80 be-
fore. "Whoof -whoof. said
Beauty.
"oKes-oh my--oh dear. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

trap long some man, but eft dat
Ill fat 'possum done brung 1t wifi
him into my bag. dat's no business
lob mine.
"An' ledge, OATS de troof. !
amt touch dat trap. Dere- 1t is wild
de pore I'LL possum's foot still in
Il. amt got er smell OBJ dat
possum. an amt stole n0thin' =
The Justice read the lawS as to
wild animals and explained the
meaning Of larceny, and the Jury,
looking 1T each other significant
~, returned . verdict OF mot
guilty" without leaving their seats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
DuiIYSbor1, Story
DOWN IN TENNEs,sRH

Jim bronson had been arressed
lfor larceny. the charge heinz IN
he stole q 'Dossum and 4 sfSAl
jtrap belonging 70 (;ha,a Washiu :.
Iton. and. pursuant "a his demS5 "A
was beinr tried before : iusfice
of the nea,.e NV q iurv ~ an col,
lored folks-
washington. sworn satd
l"Jedge. sot = tran near I. dcfs,
|fieI' sstde : hsv ~-w 80. - -
cofch s,r ,poasum wbich Il, ~ Al
|ored folks need once IN - ~hsie
When I % 80 - se - 49, 49,.
,poesmm eSrs> 1900 ~ 80 ~ ],
IN rone ~ I 49, ,r.- : s~s~i. ~,
Ierbout dat place ). ~ -
~rsSs u p.ec
|d.t trscS M 4 ~ - re = n g. ...S
r zee AZ hv.h ,Ssrd.n - - y !
ROAD vii ar has On h;s hsck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

jedge.
When I git err Ill way off, /
look back, an dat III 'possum he
er sittin' up holdin' out his hans
1es' askin' me ter take him erlong.
Den say. Jim, you all amt goin'
let dat III possum ont hyah al
be heseif in de big swamp, Is yo?
He don't belong to de man what
sot dat trap. He didn't raise him.
Dat man dom own de land de trap
am on. 'Possum he own boss An
Den, 5edge, I hor my bag In front
dat 'possum an dat III cuss walk
right in, trap an all. / know dat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Are you aware. madam, that In
your refrigerator exists q terrible
menace to health-a prolific
breeder of typhoid germs? You
can't be too scrupulous in your
care to keep 1t clean.
First of all, DON'T let your
well-intentioned husband connect
its drain pipe directly with the
drain, in spite of the great labor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
s'..-~z 0y,.slA~,s~1..<<
o<"se<ASeH leA

Warrington. April 16, 1909.
11F Dad: My friend from
E99la was In today and hand
~ rome choice gossip abou
s ~ the asphalt trust and rev
Perhaps you viii be in
~ rays It was . put up job OF
At least SO far as the sur
~ business went. OF course
4<fo Was sick. He has been sc
e suite 9 while. But there was
&ion between the doctors who
1n1ed him in Venezuela and
s an parties who desired to gel
40 out Of Venezuela. They
"a him that he had can
~ fact II was a simple tn.
4hay persuaded him thai
NJ surgical hope was In Ger.
IA fact, II was an opera
Mt my good surgeon would
rndertaken without a mo
{ y HESITATION.
~ CASTRO fell for It. And nov
~ the game. The doors
& ~ outward only.
~ here d the choicest Joke,
s ~ roIn1a uber the asphalt trust
&eftlemeut Of claims from
~ The court case was COM
nm, and an arrangement
n116e for use OF the venezue-
IA lakes The price was
~ = year. That Is what the
= u onH II rent for una ~
1cc1 1lon. ana when they
~ ~ Ieaee TO the Phila,
cFow1 for $4,000 they
I<l4X &f6un1 70 rec whaj
- 11<<er- They found thai
- 1kt* hrd btJen laid. q Il
~ : party named Bap.
<11nfV Of state or what
14oo. 90. Il was as II
S ~ h. concession for
y X4|lf 6oe3 Well, Bap-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Taft's summer home will be at
Woodbury. Point, Beverly, Mass.
Any officeseeker can tell you
where 1t is and just how to get
there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

In Philadelphia a stage villain
committed suicide. He probably
stood no show In that city of
Brotherly Love.-(N. blow is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

II It comes to the worst,
Roosevelt can always use his Afri-
can hunt as a nucleus for a cork
ing good circus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

The war department will no
longer sell its old arms at auction.
because agents for Central Ameri-
can insurgents have been buying
them. Hereafter, then, they will
have to buy them at the depart
ment stores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
SOCIETY

The I1Iema club will entertain
att an open day meeting tomorrow
afternoon after cmfeondfeovtlgS
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. M.
l.. Clifford, 1425 North Cakes
street. The affair Is compliment
tary to club friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Place Of
|2519 North Lawrence avenue, will
entertain for their silver weddinfS
anniversary tomorrow evening al
their home. I
Arrangements are complete for1
| the entertainment and dance ts3
be held this evening at Sloan;}
hall, under the auspices of thu
ladies OF the Park Universalistj
church. Among those on the !
musical program are John Nc,
Leod, Jean Haddow, Muriel RoS
arts, Estelle Bellingham, Clarenc >
Parker, Grace Haddow and thu
Ellxs' qaartett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Grfggs,
Mr.. G. M. Griges and Mrs. Benja-
min Tilton win leave Tacoma Sat
urday for St. Paul, after remain
ing with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Griggs, for nearly 4
week. Mrs. r. b. Currain enter
tained = few intimate friends to
afternoon ct her apartments IN
Xo11opg IN maot fha.rnoxribu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Young Geo. Gould Is going in
for aeroplanes. Good thing to fall
go out of fashion.
back on whenever railroad systems
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

For fishing tackle go to n. u.
Peterson, s2z Tacoma ~. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Having made the Ananias club
international In scope, hadn't
Roosevelt better do something to
prevent Overcrowding?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Mrs. Taft Ia not going to join
the d. A.. r. There Is now no
reason why her stay In Washington
should not be entirely peaceful.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

Niagara frozen DER,
Stilled its noble roar,
No sound the silence stabs
But the cabmen and their cabs