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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

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MICHIGAN City, Ind, Do
salunu oh Michala Duszyh-
skiego, 1404 South Franklin
utica, W czwartek: W nocy
zakrad} sic z}odziej i skrad'
diva pudelka cygar i $500,
.czy $500 drobnych pieniedzy
znajdujacych sic W p@,de}ku
I'd cygar pod kantorem-
Wszed{ do wnetrza okien.
kiem 1920 cali; zostawione
otwartem W tylnej czesci bu-
dynku. Policya poszukuje "a
z}odzieje m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

TRENTON, N. J. Ma asys.
tenta do parafii 5w. Krzyza
przezns cyl ks. Biskup
McFaul> m}odego kap}ana,
wiel. ks. Jana Budziaka z
Burlington gdzie by} wika-.
.ryuszt III, przy kosciele ! ir-
landzkim dla Polak6w.. "
Ma WyalaWie stanowei
;;tu !; 7odbylei, rzym'A ! q 1S:let-. ]
|ni ch}opit 6 pro'llski pr'l tli Leon Bros
Idowski, .druga .nsgrode "a o.. :,
Ibrazki i rysunki.. Nsdmienic
,nalezy, ze ch}cpiiec ten Okla
'zuje rzadki talent do rysun.
k6w i. malarstwa, a., dotad
.uczy}, sic rysunk6w bez po-3
mocy nauczyciela j dopiero
Irozpocza} .kurs .rysunk6w W
imiejskiej ,Art. School"
- . 81. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

s CHICAGO, lii. Surowa ka-
re nalozyl sedzia Steward na
niejakiego J6zefa Kiwalskie
go 2 South Chicago, kt6ry
misl brzydki zwyczai zacze.
piania dziewczat W parku
Bessemer. Kiwalski cd ;tluz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
LONDYN; 1 l;stopa.

.LONDYN, 1 l;stopa. -
2 powodu. eksplozyi W ko-
pslni wegla ,:Rhymney Iron
Co... " Glamorganshire,
Wales zginelo prawdopodo-
bnie % g6rnik6w. Kiero.
wink Lewis i drugi urzednik
kopalni zgine]i podczas ME
sienia pomocy g6rnikom, ma
tomiast lekarza, kt6ry z nj
mi spuszcza} sic do kopal-
nj, wydobyto bliskiego
kmierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

BERLIN, 1 ]istopada. -
W tutejszych, najlepiej poin:
formowanych ko}ach tema'
tenn rozm6w So swywody
dziennik6w frapcuskich i an.
gielskich, 'kt6re sic roz.
pisuja ma temat spotkania
cara z kr6lem wloskim W
Racconigi. Niemcy jak zwy'
kle W takich wypadkaeh
gdy sic czegos obawiac mo-
ga, zachowuja, sztuczna re:
zerwe i spck6j - zapewnia
jac, ze sprawa ME jest tax do
niosla, 10 polityczny b}ad
pope{niony przez W}ochy je'
szcze ME moze sprowadzit
r6znic, W ko6cu, ze nalezJ
pozostawic sprawe samej so
bic. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
w KANSAS CITY.

w KANSAS. CITY, Mo,
:odby|y sic zapasy Stanisiawa
,,Zbyszko" Cyganiewicza Z
Niemcem Karolem Alber.
giem, kt6rego gazety nazy.-
waja szampionem francu-,
skim. IS
Jak sic og6lnie spodziie''w',a-' e'w',a'
no, nasz ,2byszko'' zwycie-
zy} przeciwnika bez wielkiej.
|trudno6ci, wystarczy'o bo
:wiem W pierwszena spotkaniu
|iedena6cie minut, a W dru-.
gie1n piec minut 10 sekund
aby Niemca ma obie lopatki
polozyc przytrzymat. pZby-
szko" uzy} W pierws'zlen1
spotkaniu chwytu "a glove
.(head leck) a " drugiem tax
zwany thar lock i crotch.
hold. J: A]berg wazyl przeszio
25O funt6w. !, .... /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

!: B. Kulczyk otrzyma} tax
bolesne uderzenie butelka
cd piwa W glove, il c1aszke
ma peknieta. Opr6cz tegc
dwanascie innych os6b s{' ) costa
10 mniej Iub wieoej poranic~ -
nych. Bitwa ia, jak sic }atwo
doray6lec nastapi}a ma pol
skiem wese]u. Kilku }obu.
lz6w postanowi}o rozbic zaba-
we i to spowodowa}o TAXA
katastrofe. Gdv. spostrzezono.
ma CO sic zanosi, przywota.
(no policyanta .Kulczyka do
usuniecia awanturnik6w, lecz
Ii to ME ma wiele sic przy
dalo. kobuzi napadli ma poll
1cyanta, kt6ry W obronie zy-
]cia dobyi rewolweru j da}
fkilka strzal6w, raniac swycb
napastnikow. Jeden Mich
pochwycj} bute]ke Cd piwa
| j niespod1ianie Gala sila ude-
rzyl policyanta W glove, roz-
}upujac jego czaszke. Poll
cyant pad} bezprzytomny
ma pod}oge i obecnie ME
wiadomo, czy da sic ]ego
1zycie uratowac. Gdy zanosi}o
sic ma regularna rzeznie, zja.
villa sic po]icya W .wieksz!ej
lliczbie i .bande rozpedz;o'nao.
lDo: tel pory aresztoWanloe os-:
1miu, a spodziewataen1 Jest
wiecej areszt6w. Winni po
ciagnieci beda do odpowie-
dzialnosci kryminalnej "a
morderstwo i napasc. Be-
Ida wiec znowu procesy !
szarpanie dobrej s}awy pol
1skiego imienia przez gazety
|obconarodowe, nam nieprzy-
ljazne.
l::-;INDIANA: Harbor, Ind,
Zabawna, choc nieco drasty-
czna scena rozegra}a sic W In
diana Harbor. Michaf Mar
kowski kaleka bez jednej no.
lgi, szed1 sobie utica podpie-
raiac sic kula; gdy naraz ja-
|.kas kobieta sprzybiegfa do
niego wyrwafa mu.-: kule 2
pod pachy i wpadla W pod
worze. Biedny kaleka zostat
Ewiec pa jednej nodze i "a
cza{ wolac 0 pomoc. Gdy je-
|dnak Mkt ME nadchodzh,
Ina rekach i jednej nodze
wszed} ma podw6rze, gdzie
znikne|a kobieta tam 20.
baczy} ia, jak jego kula ..
kladata wielkiego.... koz1a,
|kt6ry sic r2ucal ma MIA 2
rogami. Kozio} W ko6cu ivy
ciezy} kobiete, kt6ra rzuci-
wszy kule uciek}a do domu.
Gdy biedny kaleka depe}znal
lido swej kuli, kozio} rzucil
sic ma niego i by}by niebo-
raka poturbowa} gdyby ma
.(krzyk jego niedoszed1 jeden
= przechodni6w, kt6ry ko-
z}a odpedzi}, a kaleke wy
bawil 2 niebezpiecznej sytu-
acyii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

przy zamachu pekajacych
kul ,,dumdum" kt6re >jesz-
cze dla pewnosci zatru} kwa'
sem pruskim. Wobec tego.
chocby nawet rama by}a mai
lzejsza, smierc musia}a ma.
staple PREDICT, czy p6zniej'
jezeli ME by1o na!ychmia
stowego radykalnego ra.
tunkU.
ATENY, 1 ]istopada. Ko-
respondent Stowarzyszonej
prasy podaje' przebieg walk
pod Scaramanga.
Bitwa trwala 20 minut. Pc
jednej stronie wa|czy|y O.
kreta liniowe i baterye Ia
dove, po drugiej zaS silly
zbrojne Tibaldosa.
Pierwsze: strza}y paddy pc
4tej popo}udniu, po obu
stronach. ME bardZo celnie,
wobec tego ME ma zbyt VIE
le ofiar. >...-
Pc bitwie tel oddali}y sic
nieco torpedowce Tibaldosa
cd arsenalu, co wyzyskalo
wojsko zaielo arsenal.
Nastepstwem tych .zamle'
seek bedzie zmiana rzadu,
.gdyz obecny pod premierem
Mevromichaljsem okaza1 sic
bardzo s}abym i ME energii:
tcznym, co W takich wypad-
kach, jak obecne W Grecy1
Jest konieczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
z INV POLSKIICH
W AMERYCE

S " AMlERYCE 4 7: r Y s
2 2@
JERSEY CITY; N. j.,
Podczas kolizyi, kt6ra ma :
stapi1a ma trakcie kolej penn.
sylvanii, blisko ,Kearyhy
Junction 8 dob zostalo po-
kaleczonych. Dw6cb z Mich
Micha1 Konkowski i J6zef
Marki6ski, obj 2 miasteczka
Seraucus, cdnios}o.. ciqzsze
uszkodzenia tak, 2e musiano
ich odstawics flo ,piejskiego
|szpitala W jersey City Re
szta L mich rnogfa zajsc do
domu bez polnocy e'rugich.
Powodem zderzeniia sic po-
ciag6w, by}aI wie)ka mg'a,
tax, ze maszYnisci pomimo
sygna}6w, ME- mogli. ma. ra-
zie powstrzy mao pociag6w.
Maszynisci, widzac niebezpie-
czehstwo, wyskocz:yli z ma
SYN by uniksnae pokalecze
MIA. &c..
NATRONA, Pa. Spalila sic
czesc miasteczka tutejszrgo,
a mianowioiie die lniea "a
mIieszka1a pNae ~ Pei ak6W.
Rano oko'o< <godainy 3ej wy
buch} pozar W domu Miko.
'aja Statkowicz przy al.
Garfield. Ztrudem zaledwie
uratowano z pozAru Statko-
wicza wraz z trojgiem dzieci
Osm budynkow zposz1o z DIV.
mem, a strata dochodzi do
$25.000' Spali}y sic budvn-
XII. Statkowjcza, szkoda $15.-
900. pokryta asekuracya
$4,000, J6zefa Harcanowskje :
go. szkoda $500, ME aseku-
rowana. w Evansa, szkoda
$4,000, asekuracya 500,
diva domy nalezace do pol
skiej parafii sw. Wtadysfawa,
szkoda $4,000 kilka innych
dom6w. Og: Ell .swybr CHI W
lgrocerni, praWdopodobnie
przez wybuch oleju. Statkowi
cza obudzi1o rzenie konia W
stajni. Straz ME mog}a ma ra-
zie opanowac ognia. Pr6cz
spalonJ Jch domow, poszfo z
dymem $4O0 got6wki, kt6re
iona Statkowicya miaIa pod
poduszkami z targu poprzed-
niego.
HAMMOND, Ind. Smutna
tragedya rozegra}a sic tutaj
pomiedzy Polakami, kt6ra
znowu cieh rzuca ma imie
polskie. w bali ta6ca W West
Hammond, g,lzie by}o dose
licznie i zabawiano sic tam
Gem do p6zniej. nocy, pow.
sta1a miedzy zebranymi BOZ.
ka, kt6ra sko1czyt|a<'! sic bar
dzo tragiczn;e, gdyz jeden
mezczyzna zosta} zabity,
dw6ch Jest umierajacych. q
kilku poranionych e)fiara
! = I . 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
WASHINGTON, D. c., !: /:

listopada. - Ze lekkonyslne
obchodzenie sic z zyciem lu-
dzkim W Stanach Ziedno-
czonych wazniejsza jeszcze
odgrywa role, anizeli: tax
zwane samob6jstWo rasowe.
wynika to z programu jaki
zakreslono: konferencji me-
dyk6w amerykanskich - dla
zmnieiszenia smiertelnosci
w6r6d dzieci, majacy $ e od-
by6 " Now Haven ma dniach
Iii 12. listopada. Smiertel-
nose wsr6d dzieci tel rozwa-
zana z czterech g}6wnych
punkt6w widzenia, z kt6-
rych kazdy zajmie czas jed
nej sesji,a to punktu medy-
cznego, filantrapijnego, eko-
nomicznego i wychowaw.
czego.
Prezydent Hadley 2 uni
wersytetu Yale, W auli kt6re-
go odbedzie sic konferencja,
wyglosi gf6wna move ma
pierwszej sesji. Miedzv in
n ymi bed2ie tel mia} wyk}ad
o suchotach wsr6d dzieci dr..
Clemens Piquet, kt6ry dopie
ro CO przyby} tn 2 Wiednia,
|aby objac katedre PREY u
]piweraytecie Johna Hopkin-
lisa.
! Ma te Geese .konferencji,
Ikt6ra bedzie poswiecona O.
mawianiu sr6dk6w zapobie-
|gawczych 6miertelnosci die.
ci z filantropijnego punktu
(widzenia, opracowano szcze'
Ig6lnie bogat program, a
r6zne powagi naukowe beda
Isle zastanawialy mad rzeczy-
wistymi stratami W zyciu
m{odego pokolenia i mad srod
kami zapobiegawczymi, ja-
kotez mad tym, co .juz do.
|tychczas W r6znych mia
stach W tym kierunku doko-
nano wybitna Geese rozpraw
stanowic bedzie rapport prze-
wodniczacego Homera Falk-
|sa, kt6ry bedzie m6wi} Q
|r6znych .zmianach, jakich W
lostatnlch latach dokonano ma
|tym polu i o dalszym rozsze-
rzeniu j utrzymywaniu podo-
|bnych zak}ad6w. lime mowy
1:beda traktowa3y o odebraniu
|zdrowych jeszcze dzieci ro-
dzicom, kt6rzy z tego lub O.
Iwego powodu ME SO zdolni
lido wychowania swych dzieci.
/ w konferencji wezmie u.
| 1dziaf bardzo wielu medy-
|k6w i innych rzeczoznaW-
lc6w ma polu wychowania
|dzieci. pomiedzy kt6rymi be-
idzie tez wiele kobiet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
HELSINGFORS, :Finlan

HELs1NGFORS, :Finlan
dya, 1 listopada. - Nasta-
piio tu porozumienie pomie.
dry rzadem rosyjskiem a Fin
landczykami, kt6re sic zasa-
dza ma tenn, ze finlaudcy Sc
natorowie aostaja i beda ma
dal piastowac swe 'urzeda O
box : senator6w rosyjskich,
przydzielouych g ,nerai : GU
bernatorowi.
: W ten spos6b zazegnano
przynajmniej ma czas jakis
:.wiszacy W powietrzu kry,
zys, kt6ry wywola}a kosya
SVEN zadaniem nchwalenia
a milion6w dolar6w ma ce-
1e funduszu obrony pa6stwo-
wei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

DUNK,lRK''., X N. Y. Na : dro- 70.
DE prowadzec;ejj. do Brock
ton znaleziono " nocy trupa
Jana F. Nowaka,. kt6ry pra-
.cowa} ma farmie Altona Par
:sel]a W townie Portland. Ma
.razie niewiadcmo, co Jest
przyczyna kmierci Nowaka: 9
.czy pad} cfiara mordu, czy
tel poni6s} smierc wypa.iko-.
.wo. Sledztwo W toku. Nowak
.pozostawil czworo dzieci:
.dwie c6rki Gedna juz zamez-
ma i dw"ch syn6w. Wszyscy
mjeszkajq W Dunkirk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
NOWINY
TELEARAFICZNE

.LONDYN,. l listopada. -
Podczas wybor6w W Ber~
mondsey popisywala sic je-
dna ze sufrazystek niejaka
Chaplin, kt6ra chcac pokazac
swoje niezadowolenie z po-
wodu niedopuszczenia ko-
biet do gFosu, usi}owa}a
wlae do urny z g}osami kwas
gryzacy. Plan jej ME uda}
sic, gdyz VEGAS spostrzezono
,,zamach" ma karki wybor-
cze i przeszkodzono, pray
czem jednakowoz kilku urze-
dnik6w wyborczych doz,'a}o
dotkliwych obraze6. Takich
ssmych zamach6w usi}owano
sic dopu5cic W innych saIach
wyborczych, ale r6wniez bez'
skutecznie.
,,Genialny" ten plan do
chodzenia swych praw, dro-
ga ,,gryzacego kwasu' wy
szedi Cd ,,Women's Freedom
League. Sekretarka tego to-
warzystwa Edith Hon Mar
tyn powiedzia}a " pewnym z
wywiad6w, ze duzo zama.
chow uplanoewano, celem wy:
walczenia nalezacych sic ko-
bietom PRIV, gdy to ME po.
moga, przyjda inne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

CZESTOCHOWA, Kr6le-
stwo Polskie, l listopada.
- SwietokradcY, kt6rzY sic
w1amali by]i pred tygod-
MEM do kaplicy Matki Bo.
Eskiej Czestochowskiej o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

z PLOVER, Wis. Ma far
ME Jana Dulka,' Q dwie mi.
le ma wsch6d Cd. .Plover, wy
.bu hi pozar. Ogieh zniszczy} y
dwie stodoly, krybe do su,
szenia kukurydzy j wiatrak
q inwentarza zywego' popaz.
rzyi sic stiusty wieprz tax
ciezko, q z1ausial,o. go zabif. "a j &.
Dom, MEDAL )eko cd ,.palac yeb
Isle budynk6w polo5ony, o
caJal tylko dzieki sasiad ON,
kt6rzv sie tam zebra
Iii w liczbie okolo 40 lglalh
Ibodaj wzniecily dzisci, ba-.
[wiac siia zapalkalmli. ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

:kuja pod nr. ~ przy wyzej
wymienionej ulicy. zawez-
wany lekarz rozkazal sch}op-
ca o1stawic do szpitala, lecz
matl;a jego nadbieg}szy por-
.wa}a malca i ma reku zabra-
Ia go do domu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-07
REAL
ESTATE

A new 4-room bungalow, with q
corner lot. IS feet front and lis feet
deep. Close to a car line; cent
car fare. Price $3.50. Monthly pay
ments of s12.50 per month. Move
right in and let your rent money
work for you, instead of a landlord.
You have heard of the man who does
not know enough to come in when
1t rains
Well, you arc not much better or
wiser if you allow a landlord to
ride on your back. We will help
you quit the rent habit.
II. ROBERT PAUL & co.
311-12 Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-07
SUMMONS

NO. LcE0t
I'm the Superior Court of the State
s of Washington, in and for Pierce
+JosephsJ. wecter, Plaintiff VS.. Eu-
I genia ID. Wecter, Defendant.
|The State of Washington to the said
Eugenia d. Wecter. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty (60) days after
the day of the first publication of
this summons, towit: Within sixty
900 days after the 18th day of June,
1908, and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court,
and answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff and serve a copy of your
answer upon the undersigned Mt
Iforneys for the plaintiff. ct their Of
Hfice below stated; and In case of
failure SO to do, Judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint, which
has been filed with the clerk Of
said court.
This action is brought against
you by the plaintiff for the purpose
fof obtaining a divorce and dissoiv-
Ing the bonds OF matrimony which
now exists between you and the
RICKABAuGH & McELROY
CHAS. PETRoVITSKY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
n. q. Address; 500 Bank of califor-
niA Bldg. Tacoma, Pierce County
Warrington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-07
BRITISH EDITORS
WILL Be FETED
BY ROYALTY
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, June Sixty dele
gates representing the most i'm
portant British colonial newspa-
pers throughout the world, were
present today when the Empire
Press conference opened at the
foreign office.
Mindful of the offense given to
the colonies by the lack of Of
fetal sympathy shown to the COL
on'al premiers, when they met
here some time ago, the admins
tration has taken especial pains to
make the editors conference an
unqualified success and to give the
delegates the most enjoyable time
possible.
Apart from their labors toward
imperial press reciprocity, the edi-
tors will be lucky If they survive
the whirl of entertainments ar
ranged for them.
Lord Burnham will dine them
tonight at his mansion at Hall
Barn. They will lunch Tuesday
with members of parliament at
Westminster whence they will
hurry to Marlborough house for .
garden party given in their honor
by the Prince of Wales. The gov
ernment's official dinner is set for
Wednesday. Lord Crewe will pre-
side. The lord mayor of London,
fonmer Premier BalfouT, the Duke
and Duchess of Sutherland, Lord
Northcbiffe, the principal owner of
the Times and of the Harmsmouth
publications; c. Arthur Pearson,
the owner of the Express and the
Standard, and Lord Lonsdale have
also arranged banquets, luncheons
or other entertainments for the
visitors. The king, too, will re-
Give them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-07
EXPECTS TARIFF CONCESSIONS
FIGHT AGAINST ALDRICH PLAN HAS BEEN WORTH
WHILE-FINANCE COMMITTEE TAFT'S VETO
THE REVISION DEMAND BORN IN PROSPERITY
BY ellison Gardner.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June T.
Senator Moses e. Clap, Minnesota.
is part of the protest of the middle
west against the Aldrich plan to re-
wise the tariff upward. He hopes
the Aldrich plan will be defeated.
He has talked and voted on the
peoples side. He is rather hope
full of the outcome.
81 want to see the tariff ques-
tion settled said the senator.
''and by that I mean, of course. !
want to see It settled right. The
wrong kind of a tariff bill passed
by this congress will simply leave
the question open, and We will
have tariff, tariff, tariff-agita-
ton, uncertainty in business and
eventually injury to the working
man, who is the first to suffer
when finances are disturbed"
You think the time well spent
which is now being given to a dis
cussion of the schedules?"
\ 1.-THE time" said the senator,
'is well spent IL In the end 1t
avoids the possibility of an imme-
date renewal of the agitation. The
mere renewal of business in itself
would not necessarily settle the
tariff question.
Some people seem to overlook
the fact that the demand for re-
vision of the tariff arose not from
a condition of depressed business,
but grew in the public mind at a
time when business activity was at
its greatest. The demand seemed
to find its inspiration in the
thought that a general reduction
always within the limits of real
protection-would lessen the tend
ency toward monopoly and would
restore a healthy measure of COM
petition. The present case is diff
ferent from that of 1897. At that
time revision was undertaken un-
der a depressed business condition
protection under the existing tariff
schedules. At that time every
one understood it meant gen.
eral upward tendency.
81 believe, and I think the
opinion is generally shared by
other republicans who have helped
to make the fight, that before the
bill is completed concessions will
be made until we get fair revi-
sion."
How about the committee bill?
Senator Aldrich claims that repub-
lican members should take the
committees word for it,"
Ordinarily" replied the sena-
tor, there might be reason in
asking us to take the views of a
committees At a regular session
each senator is more or less occu-
pied with his own committee. But
an extra session when no other
matter is before the senate, they
have the same time and access to
the same information and conse-
quently are well qualified to
form their judgments as are mem
bers of the committee on finance. .
do you think the insurgents
fight has been effectual?"
Resistance to the committee s
BILL" said the senator, will be
found to have been justified in the
concessions made, although the
committee has carefully avoided
the appearance of concessions.
Moreover, while little is said about
1t, there is no doubt that the SEN
ate committee on finance will be
moved to make many changes in
the bill by the fact that the presi-
dent does have, under the eonsti-
tuition, the power to veto the work
of congress"
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no you EVER swApt

2 acres on Puyallup car line, an
improved and in berries and fruit
good 6-room house: exchange fol-
Tacoma property. e
10 acres at Auburn, 8 acres all In
fruit, 5 acres In potatoes and oats,
new 4-room house; place cleared
1000 last year; exchange for good
Tacoma property. ~
so acres. with 2s acres I'm cultiva-
tion, best of loan and shot clay
soil, located near Yelm. Price
$4,000; exchange for Tacoma prop
erty.
to exchange for farms Let us make
tho trade for you.
CURTIS q LINDLEYs
nj. bS1b. 607 Bernice Bldg.
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The most critical time In the bat
decide whether he will build a home
or pay rent. Let us show you our
beautiful addition and explain our
proposition before you decide. SIS
lonthiy will buy q beautiful 1ittl0
.ome- Don't put IL off. If you "a
the other fellow will not, and we
only have few more choice lots
In the last close-fn addition to Ta-
coma. Call at e20 Pacific Ave. GilI
Home Investment Company.
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The comet season is here. Every
night now the tails, millions of
miles in length. lash about the
earth, crossing its path and dis
appearing.
Look at the big comet in the
diagram. You will notice its tail
sp1attsrs near the earth. This is
because of the resistance offered
by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
earth. which reduces the tail to
powder before the substance reach
es US.
The earth has passed through
the tails of many comets, but no
one knew of 1t save the scientists.
The comet tail is all scare and no
substance.
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SIrT no REnuCE TAnEs.

Claiming that It's property was
wcrth only $3.50, whereas it had
heen assessed as worth $500 by
tins county, the Johnson Grocery
coiupAny ef Old Town today COM
mendsd suit against the county and
I'd xgath, county treasurer, To
have fss taxes out down 40 per
cert The company claims that II
las bean taxed t97.e6 for its
property. snd sAys that the taxa.
alon 4 excrbitAnt and outrageous.
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For Sale By Owner
sSaM Pacific Ave.

T-room modern house ana bath.
grade. eli In prcvsnents IN ara ps,a'
Some bearing fruit trees, Big wood
shed and chicken houcut hieck
from school. biooks FROM oar .lus
Price $2,t0t, hall caSG nrs Iosg
time. or will trade for other out
Tolephons b lass.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-$1,05O, a dandy
cleaning and dyeing business,
clearing $3.50 to $500 per month.
Reason for selling, poor health.
Books open for inspection. Phone
M. 6821: Home, A 1921. Res
dence, M. 1910.
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BnA uTrruL .snacn HusoALow

VIII exchange q rustic Groom
bungalow. containing big open fire
place, for a Tacoma prcpetfy Above
lis either a summer sy>all- fhe- ear
round house. and 70 situated on
is 120x3so; wharf is within 5 min
utes' row; good school. ohurub and
store. ESQ feet waterfront. Value
$500.
LENNON TRUsr COMPANY
ss2lk Pacific Ave.
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Get a Home in Milton

Four lots and 4-room house. 3
blocks from depot; water piped to
house; small fruit: nice home; S680.
yNO- s. WILLIAMS
Milton. WASH
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FOR SALE am going away.
must sell. If you buy within five
days will sell for $3.50, So acres,
nearly all cleared. 1 " acres ready
for garden, finest rich black soil;
4-room house nearly new. Good
well. Half mile from car line.
Good school. Perfect title. Worth
$3.50. Owner at 403 California
Bldg. #. M. Montgomery.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS PRoPERrY-vAcANT Lors-HoAEs AcRnAoE

CL 0sE-IN LOTS - Don't fail to
call Immediately and let ME show
you a pair of the cheapest lots in
Tacoma.
Price cut rs per cent.
Present Offers. $3.50 each lot; IS
down, So monthly.
NJ. PAWLASEk
$3.50 East NJ. Main 25ss
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LOST

lLoST-Large sized Jersey cow. dark
mouse color. both horns broke
fresh. Reward. Call 1925 So. Steele
st. Phone Main 4272.
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WIN GUARANTEE To SNLL IN no
DAYS
Wanted--Real state and business
chances of all descriptions for i'm
mediate Investments. Why list with
brokers who don't bring rrsultsf We
have large list of Investors ca6y
to do business II price Is right.
II. M. RUTHFIELD 90.
40s Provident Bldg.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-2 or parties to file on
q. q G. timber lands. Location
SIS. Inquire Dept. L. Ga Provident
Bldg.