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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-07
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone 76.

For ale:-Seed Rye. Address w. II.
Davenport, Hanson, Fla. 9-l6St
Miss Elizabeth Taylor has been visit
ing friends for the past week at Live
Oak.
George A. Davis came oyer from
Quincy and spent Sunday at home with
his family.
Porter Plant and Manton Delaughter
spent Sunday at Moseley Hall With
friends and relatives.
Miss Willie Hinely arrived from Live
Oak last week for visit of some length
with her sister, Mrs, Claude Morrow.
Miss Bertha Morrow has returned
from very pleasant visit to her broth
er, Rev. John Morrow, at Green Cove
Springs.
The correspondent from Pineland
failed to sign his or her name to the
communication for this weeks paper
and under the rule we cannot publish
the letter.
For Rent:-My place containing five
and half acres on east boundary line
of town limits. New six room house
Convenient to school. Albert Zipperer,
postmaster.
The regular monthly meetings Of the
School Board, County ommissioners
and Town Council were held this week
and the official proceedings Ct epch body
will appear in these columns next
week.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Florida Sumatra Leaf Tobac
co Co., will be held at the clearinghouse
of the company at 1880 o'clock tonight.
At this meeting a full and detailed re-
port of the affairs of the company will
be rendered and it is hoped that every
stakeholder will be present.
Atthe home of Mr.. E. B. Williams,
brother of the bride, on last Sunday
morning. Rev. T. G Bradford united IN
Il marriage Mr.. John Ambrose and Miss
Smith Williams. The happy couple are
we'll and favorably known IN the eastern
part OF the county and have many
friends who wish them a long, happy
and prosperous life, IN which wish we
heartily Join.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-07
The Whole Family
In Trouble .

The man who was too economi-
cal to buy a clock sent his little
boy to get the time from a neigh
Dor this rainy weather. In his
haste the boy ran over a $500
stand of bees and in ten minutes
looked like a water s u m m e r
squash. His cries reached his
father, who ran to his assistance
and failing to notice a barbed wire
fence ran into that breaking it
down, cutting a handful of flesh
from his anatomy and running
a SIS. 90 pair of pants. The old cow
took advantage of the gap in the
fence and got into the corn field
and killed herself eating green
corn. Hearing the racket, the
wife ran out, upsetting a four
gallon churn full of rich cream
into a basket of kittens, drowning
the whole flock. In the hurry
she dropped $500 set of false
teeth. The baby, left alone,
crawled through the spilled milk
into the parlor, running a brand
new $4,000 carpet. During the
excitement, the oldest daughter
ran away with the hired man, the
dog broke up eleven setting hens,
the calves got out and chewed the
tails off of four fine shirts.
r. d a " Z s g,
Jeweler, Sells Watches & Clocks.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-07

For Sale;--Three nice farms, near
town. Apply to r. S. McTutyre. At
Court begins next Monday. From
present indications the term viii be
short one,
For straightforward mower aid
rake in first class fix, CHEAP. Smith
Mercantile Co.
Mrs Nee. Tharin is at home again
from Atlanta where she for several
weeks visited relatives.
The members of the Earn est Workers
are requested to meet this afternoon at
half past three o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. E, J. vann.
While in town next week attending
court drop in and see US at our office.
We are always glad to shake the hands
and exchange chat with our friends
from the country.
Don't forget the concert at the opera
house next Tuesday night. The Madl.
son Orchestra is an institution which
deserves and should have your encour
agement and support.
Miss Emily Bradford of Birmingham,
Ala, has arrived and entered the Nor
NAL school for course Of study. The
young lady during her STAY in Madison
will live With her grandparents, Rev.
and Mrs. 4. c. Bradford.
Rev. L. D, Lowe and family left lest
Friday for their new home in Cape G.
rardeau, No, En- route they stopped
over Sunday at Rome, Ga. for a short
visit with Mr. loves father. Durpg
his short pastorate here the gentleman
made many warm and lasting friends
who deeply regret his call to another
field.
Next Sunday will be Rally Day" at
the Methodist Sunday school and IL is
earnestly hoped by the officers and
teachers that every enrolled pupil will
be in place at the tap Of the bell, ana
further, that every Methodist parent IN
the town will also be present. A most
cordial welcome will be given to every
one without regard to UNCONVENTIONAL
ties. The exercises begin promptly at
8 80 o'clock, morning.
A number OF the prominent ladies
wishing to increase the pleasure OF the
social life in this city, met at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Jack Reeve on Thursday
and organized club for the coming
winter that will have their meetings the
second Thursday in each month at half
past three o'clock in the afternoon, The
selection OF Mrs. John Fonda for presi-
dent IS su Efficient guaranty that the club
will prove success and move along on
smooth and pleasant lines. The first
meeting Of Madlsons Social Club will
be at the resi Ience OF Mrs. J. B. Brinson
90 The 18th inst.
Rev. Fl. w. Withheld and family ar
rived last Thursday afternoon from
Cape Girardeau, NO., and are now COM
fortaby domlciled in the Methodist psr
sonage. Mr.. Whtnell occupied bis pul
pit in the Methodist church Mt both
services last Sunday and we think we
do not overstate it in saying that he
made splendid impression upon the
congregations. From our short acquain
lance we are OF the opinion that he Ie
going to prove mighty force IN the
spiritual life OF the town, Genial and
jolly, high strung and chock full of en-
ergy, he makes friend OF all whom be
meets and he meets everybody when he
gets half chance. We welcome him
aud his excellent family and express
the hope that they may find their shines
cast in pleasant places here IN Madison
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-07

For Sole:-Seed Rye. Address w, II.
Davenport, Hanson, Fla. 9-l6.St
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06
Telegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, 6 lipca. = I najlepieJ
poinformowanych stron donosza,
re kanclerz Buelow rezygnuje re
swego stanowiska zaraz, skoro
tylko podatkowa reforma zo3tanie
w parlamencie przedlozona do
3go czytania. Decyzya ustapienia
ma bye tax pewna, re w palacu
kanclerza juz nawet zaczeto pa
kowanie, by zrobiG miejsce ma
stepcy, Co do tegoz nastepcy kom
binacye i spekulacye odbywaja
sic z tenn wieksza gorliwoscia.
Dodatkowo do poprzednio wy
mienianych wysuwa sic nazwisko
i osoba bar. V. Schorlemer-Ilst -
jake powaznego kandydata. Mo-
via takze o mozliwosci kandyda-
tury hr. Bernstorffa, obecnego
posla niemieokiego we Waszyng-
tonic.
- Partye parlamentarne trivia
ia w dotychczasowem swojem
wrogiem wzajemnie ustosunko-
waniu, ostatnio czyniono proby
zblizenia wszystkich partyi libe-
ralnych W celach wspolnej akcyi,
ale do definitywnych postano-
wien ME przyszso.
- Ponimo tax bardzo zawikia-
nej sytuacyi ces. Wilhelm wbrew,
niedawnym postanowieniom, je-
die sobie na wakacye ma nora
polnocne. Dzisiaj ma sic on W
Sassnitz zjechaG krolem szwedz
kim, poczem wyjedzie ma swoirn
jachcie, a sytuacyi donosic mu
beda telegraficznie. Onegdaj 60
scil cesarza ma jachcie swym
,,Utowana" milioner amerykahski
Allison v. Armour.
w Nienczech bawi $50.
Niemcow Amerykanow przyby-
iych tam ma uroczystosci strzele-
ckie w Hamburger, Frankfurcie i
Moguncyi,
- Projektowana wyprawaiba-
lonem ZenDelina do hieou,na n6}-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06

nocnego zainteresowaia = jak juz
donosiliSmy = ces. Wilhelma,
ktory ma bye jej protektorem /
ksiecia Alberta z Monaco, ktory
ma sic przyczynic do pokrycia
koszt6w wyprawy, proponowanej
ma rok przyszly.
= Po dlugich tarapatach przy-
byi do Metzu balon wojskowy
,,Zepelin y; uszkodzony przez
burze pare dni le,zal on bezsilnie
w Bieberach.
= w Dreznie zmarl skuthem
nieudaiej czy spoznionej opera
cyl slepej kiszki milioner amery-
kahski Edward Quimby Woo
ster, Ohio.
Petersburg, 6 lipca. = Donosza,
tu Persyi o potyczkach stoczo-
nych pomiedzy kozakami szacha
rewolucyonistami. Pod Shaha-
bad stoczono wake, w ktorej pa
do kilkunastu rewolucyonistow;
Sardarasad, dowodca Bachtiarow,
grasuje W calym kraju. Wobec
tego Rosya - zdaje sic - przy-
stepuje do speinienia swej obie-
tnicy, raczej grozby: juz W ME
dziele wyekspedyowano Baku,
ma Kaukazie diva parowce pefne
wojska do Eurlina, skad juz pro-
sta droga rosyjska wiedzie do sto-
Icy Teheranu.
- Dotychczasowy radca posel-
stwa w Londynie, Kozielfo-Po-
klewski (Polak), zostal zamiano-
wany poslem W Teheranie, stolicy
Persyi.
- w caiym Kaukazie ogloszo-
no stan wojenny.
Kopenhaga, 6 lipca. - w po-
bhskiem Aarhaus urzadzili Dun
czycy Amerykanie wspaniala
uroczystosc z okazyi rocznicy
ogloszenia niepodlegiosci Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. Ma manifestacye
tie przybylo okoto 5000 osob z,
Ameryki, miedzy innymi przy-
w6dca wycieczki Dr.. Henius z
Chicago, posel duhski W Waszyng'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06
PRZEGLAD
POuTYEl MlEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 6 lipca.

(Przygotowania wojnne JaponiD.
Niedawno obiegla SWAT wiado-
nose sensacyjna, ze Austrya "a
warla Japonia sojusz zaczepno-
odporny. Czy sojusz TAXI rzeczy-
wiScie istnieje, o TEN naturalnie
nierychio sic dowiemy. Jakkol-
wick jednak ma sic rzecz ia no
wa, bardzo sensacyjna, chOciaz
bynajmniej ME nieprawdopodo-
bna kombinacya, warto dowie-
dzie6 sic, CO czyni ze swej strony
Japonia, aby przygotowac sic do
dalszej wojny z Rosya i stac sic
pozadanym sprzymierzehcem jej
antagonist6w europejskich.
Otoz, lie wierzyc MONA re-
lagoon rosyjskim, przygotowania
te odbywaja sic w goraczkowem
temple i na ogromne rozmiary.
Cafy zajety przez siebie obszar
ladu azyatyckiego, Korea VIA
cznie, przemieniIa Japonia w pra-
wdziwy oboz wojskowy. Obecna
sila japonska W Azyi wynosi
wprawdzie tylko 10000 woj-
ska, jednak W ciagu dwoch lat
poczynii Japonczycy takie przy-
gotowania ulepszenia, ze moga
w kaldej chwili wysadzic W por-
tach korejskich s do 10 dywizyi
najlepszego wojska. Wzdluz ca
lei granicy korejsko mandzur-
skiej i usuryjskiej, Japonczycy
pobudowaf ogromne magazyny,
wypelnione troskliwie bronia, a
municya. uniformami i zywnoSci9
Mobilizacya odbywalaby sic ODE
cnie W taxi spos6b, ze zo{nierze
W ubraniach cywilnych byliby
przewo1eni ma brzeg koreahski,
gdzie dopiero otrzymywaliby
broh / przeistaczali sic W prawdzi
wych wojownikow. Metoda TAXA
pozwala na bardzo znaczne przy-
spieszenie i potanienie mobiliza-
Cyl.
Ma p6lnocy Korei Japohczycy
ME wznosza zadnych fortyfikacyi.
Buduja oni tyllo ogromne maga-
zyny W TEN przekonaniu widocz-
ME, ze z Rosya moga prowadzie
tyl5o agresywna wojne. Nato-
miast bardzo sine fortyfikacye
pobudowai Japonczycy ma po-
ludniu Korei i W Genzanie.
Obecnie posiada Japonia na
Korei nastepuiace wojs<a Z pub
k6w piechoty, 2 kawaleryi, 1 ar
tyleryi battalion saperow; mad
to korpus zandarmow, LEGACY
5000 ludzi $4,000 rezerwistow
pomiedzy kolonistami japonski-
kt6rzy uniformly i broh posiadaja
w domu, tax, ze ma kazde zawo-
lanie moga stana6 W szeregach.
Rozwoj sieci 5olejowych odpo-
wiada W zupeAnoSci rozmiarom
tych przygotowah. - Obecnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06

maja Japohczycy W Korei blisEo
p0itora tysiaca kilometrow kolel,
kt6rych wezlem jest Seul. Obec-
ME zaS buduja rownoczeSnie try
wielkie Inie kolejowe, a miano-
wicie z Ajdunu do Mukdenu, po-
laczenie z Suelem i Fuzanem. -
Celem tel novel linii jest odebra-
ME rosyjskiej inii Charbin-Wla-
dywostok ca1ego europejskiego
tranzitu, dla ktorego nova kolej
japonska byiaby znacznie krotsza
i wygodniejsza droga. Dalej dwie
1inie poprzeczne Genzanu do
Cinampo Pimauu przez Suel do
Cinampo. Obie te linie maja O.
gromnc znaczenie strategiczne.
Wreszcie kolej Choudzun-Choj-
zyon-Girin, kt6ra przecina Gala
polnocna Koree dotrze az do
poludniowego skrzydla rosyjskie-
60 ma linii Wladywostoku.
Mad granica rosyjska Japohczy
cy za}ozyli cztery ogromne obo-
zy wojenne. - Skladaja sic one
z szeregu bardzo solidnie wymu-
rowanych koszar, SHADOW, szpi-
tall itp., obliczone So kazdy ma
jedna brigade, chociaz W razie
wojny moga one pomieScic zna-
cznie wieksze ilosci wojsk, tenn
bardziej, re kolo kazdego takiego
obozu powstalo schludne miaste-
czko japonskie, bardzo dobrze i
planowo zalozone, w ktorem oslo
dill sic najrozmaitsi rzenieslnicy
Japonscy kupcy.
We wszystkich portach korean
sdch pobudowali Japohczycy o.
gromne magazyny, groble, pomo-
sty i barali, kt6re W danym razie
bardzo u}atwia szybkie wysadza-
ME ma lad przywozonych z Japo-
Nil wojsk. Wogole Japohczycy sta
raja sic uzyskac .mozliwie jak
najwiecej punkt6w do ladowania
wojsk, ably W razie wojny ME
przerywac dzialalnoSci handlowej
takich portow, jak Fuzan, Gem
pulo, Genzan, ma ktorych zmoder-
nizowanie i udoskonalenie wyda-
ia oni obecnie miliony jen.
Juz ten bardzo niepelny obraz
strategicznych przygotowah ia
poniii na Korei Swiadczy, re pan
stwo wschodzacega slonca bynaj-
mniej ME mysli zadowalniac sic
dotychczasowyrni swymi sukcesa-
mi. Posiadajac Koree, Japohczycy
z niesfychana energia przemienia
ia W prawdziwy pomost, ktory W
kazdej chwili pozwoh i'm rzucic
Sc na Rosye, Cd ktorej biedna
przeludniona Japonia ma jeszcze
bardzo wiele do odebrania. Me
mowiac juz Wladywostoku,
kt6rego przeznaczeniem zdaje sic
jest sta6 sic portem japohskim,
maja dzielni wyspiarze szczegol-
ny i dobrze zreszta uzasadniony
apetyt na bajecznie bogata doll
ne Amuru dolnego sredniego,
.ktora W rekaeh rosyjskich ME
przynosi nikonu zadnego pozyt-
la2, dostawszy sic zas do rak ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06

nadto odczytano oredzie podpisa-
ne przez 10000 Dunczykow "a
mieszkaiych w Ameryce, wyraza-
| jac miloSG i gotowosc do sluzby
dla starej Ojczyzny. Uroczystose
zakohczyl bankiet, w ktorym wis
10 udzial 1000 os6b.
Neapol, lipca. = Z okazyl
amerykahskiego Ago lipca' wo-
jenne okrety udekorowano, ma
amerykahskim okrecie scorpion
wydano bankiet dla delegatow
zaiog wloskich okretow.
Bruksela, 6 lipca. - Tutejsi A
merykanie uroczyscie obchodzili
,dzulaja".
Lima, Peru, 6 lipca. - Z okazyi
swieta niepodlegiosci zyczenia W
| poselstwie amerykahskiem zlozy-
to wiele osob, wsrod Mich prez.
LUCIA.
Lapar, Bolivia, 6 lipca. - w
dzief Ago lipca W poselstwie a.
merykahskiem wydano banldet.
Prasa tutejsza poswieciia piekns
artykuly doniossosci rocznicy ME
podlegsosd Sranow Zjednoczo-
nych.
Havana, Kuba, 6 lipca. - Klub
amerykahski tutejszy wreczyi w
dzieh rocznicy niepodlegiosci Sta
now Zjednoczonych pielene sztan-
dary oddzialom nowo-utworzonsj
organizacyi wojskowej Army OF
| Cuba.
Colon, Panama, 8 lipca. - Tt
tejsze uroczystosci ,dzulajowe"
znacznie ograniczyl deszcz; W
kazdym razle obchodzono je wy :
stawrme okazale.
Buenos Aires, Argentina, ego
hpca. - Amerykahski posel She
rill wydal tu bankiet W dzien
Ago lipca, ma ktory zaproszono
reprezentacye wladz miejsco-
wych.
Berlin, 6 lipca. - $50 zamiesz-
kalych W Berlinie AmerykkanSow
urzadziio W dzieh niepodleglosci
wycieczke po Szprei z ,,fajerwer-
kami". ,.. -. D,
Londyn, 6 lipca. - Wojskowy
attache poselstwa amerykahskie-
60, kapitan S. Cloman wydal ban
kiet okazyi Ago lipca, dla "a
mieszkalych W Londynie wybi-
tnych Amerykan6w; posel Reid
urzadzil w Dorchester House
wspaniaie przyjecie, ma ktore
przybylo okolo 5000 osob. w BAN
kiecie wzielo udziai wielu dyplo-
mat6w; ma naczelnem miejscu sic
dzial gospodarz, posel Reid, a z
prawej jego strony posef japon-
ski, z lewej zas porucznik Shackle
ton, smiaiy podroznik do bieguna
poiudniowego.
Londyn, 6 lipca. - Sufrazysth
londyhshe usilowaly onegdaj
znowu dotrzec do premiera
| Asquitha, gdy i'm wstepu Cd.
mowiono, oSwiadczyly, re we
czwartek pojda do... krola.
- Opinia publiczna wciaz jest
SLIME wzburzona zamordowaniem
pufk. Wyllie przez hindusldego
studenta Dhinagri; ma zebraniu
| publicznem uchwalono ostre re-
zolucye potepiajace ow czyn, .
gdy sic i'm pewien Hindus spree
ciwiai obito go porzadnie.
- Okret angielski ,,Whakata.
ne" kolidowa} francuskim "Cir.
ce" i zostal SLIME uszkodzony;
,,Circe" wyszla Gallo.
Paryz, 6 lipca. - Rad francu.
ski czyni przygotowania do zwo-
lania miedzynarodowej konferen-
cyl w celu uregulowania praw o
zegludze aeronautycznej; ku tel
decyzyi rialy Francye skionie
liczne nieprzyjemnosci z balona-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06

tonic, hr. Moltke i inni. w "a
stepstwie krola przybyi nastepca
tronu ze iona; premier z mini
strami i dyplon1acya obca rowniez
byli obecni. Cd prezydenta Tafta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06
POSEE LEISHMAN.
z WLOCH: ZGON OPATA.
Austryi Roosevelt pOjedze do Wiednia kolej przez
Alpy.-Z Chin Japonii.-Rozne wesci teegraficzne.

,,Urodzny' mlasta'
Gorzkie Odsfoniecie pOmnika Pokich
Sokok6w kataStroy baIOnami = Panka skhadze
departamentOwym kOpalni -hOn"encya nau-
czyce- Orkan.-Local Option"POzar-Echa spraWy ThaW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06

ponskich, staiaby sic pemnoScia
jednym najbogatszych punktow
kuI ziemskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06

Dokohczenie ma stronicy 4tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-06
NieOdmienne pOstanowienie. Rozterka parIa-
mencie, ces. Wilhelm bawi sic podrozuje.
Amerykanie Niemczech. Z aeronautyk.
Pustpy Rosyl " psrsy. PoIak pOssm rOsJshm "
,Dzulai" "a granica Wielka manifesto
eva amerykanska w Danii
ZAnglii: Sufrazystk1. Kolizya okret6w

z Francyi: Konferencya aeronautyczna. 4ty
lipca a taryfa. DR.. Romas-nie B. Franklin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
THINK THIS OVER

Loveland Townslte now opened,
II " miles s. on Pacific ave-, juno
ton with the Portland branch of
the Milwaukee Ry. Land cleared
SIS per acre and up. New depot
started, sidetracks, big general
merchandise store and warehouse on
ground.
BEGIN SAVING TODAY
Be master of the foundation of
your fortune. This land will dou-
BILE in value in four years time.
TERMS, 10 PER CENT DOWN, BAL
ANCE so MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
NO INTEREST, NO TAXES FOR
FOUR YEARS.
ONE HUNDRED FRUIT TREES
FREE
with every tract sold, when 10 per
cent is paid down. Go out today
and see the great advantages right
before your eyes. Opportunity Is
here.
REMEMBER
washington's grandest automobile
road runs through the land direct to
Paradise Valley. This Is an ideal
spot for a country home, beautiful
view of majestic Mt. Tacoma: an6
any thrifty person could make good
money raising turkeys and chickens
viii trade limited number OF
chicken ranches on city lots OF
houses. Come in today let us know
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY
z 204 California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
County Clerk Libby
After P. O. Job

With the term of Postmaster
Votaw drawing to close rapidly
and the congressman and senators
now in Washington ready for
business, log-rolling for the local
postoffice job is getting lively.
A new candidate has leaped In
to the field in the person of Coun-
ty Clerk Libby. Libby has a strong
political following among one
faction, and his crowd is after the
scalp of John b. Cromwell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL
PLANS TO GIVE
BIC PROGRAM

Next Wednesday evening the
faculty and students of the High
school will unite in giving one
of the most elaborate and inter-
eSting programs ever presented
in the High school auditorium.
Miss Margaret McCallie, oral
expression teacher, will render
several fine readings. Miss Miu-
ME e. Remington will give a
short talk on Greece, illustrated
with lantern slides taken by her.
self during her visit in Europe.
]. B. Flett is on the program for
an illustrated talk about Mount
Tacoma.
Musical numbers included IN
the program are vocal soles by
Albert Case, piano selections by
Mary Fitzpatrick and Nelson Nor
lrison and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
ROOMMATE STEALS
$l6O AND SKIPS

w. Plat, made a quiet exit with
a purse containing $160.
A warrant for Platt's arrest was
sworn out this morning. Fleming
says he entrusted the money tc
his friend for safe keeping, and
that he has not seen him since
He believes that Plat has de.
parted for Montpelier, N. II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
LAMP DEAL
UP TO COUNCIL

After listening for an hour 70
the agents for the various lamp
companies yesterday afternoon
and then consulting with the city
electrician, Commissioner II. ].
McGregor did not know what 20
do on the matter of awarding the
contract for lamps for next year.
The bids revealed that the
lamp business is practically con-
trolled by an association" aud
while the members compete with
a vim for business they do not cut
prices.
The whole matter will be re-
ferred to the council next week.
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I Cromwell is an Ankeny man.
He affiliates with the B. d. Crock
er-Link Davis element. Libby is
backed by Tom Morris and the
Senator Jones contingent. The
two cliques are now at each 9TH
er's threats and the struggle is
getting lively.
On the outside is A. B. Taylor
of the city attorneys office. Tay-
lor is not mixed up with either
faction, but stands close to Con-
gresham McCredie.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

money at once, and will sacrifice
her beautiful North End bungalow
in Tacoma for quick sale. Six rooms,
built-in china closets, flour bins,
plum bling, all modern, lots, above
grade; north front, marine view, II
block from PIT. Defiance car; new
range, connected. goes. This place
cost $500 to complete it five months
ago, and has never been occupied.
But if she can get $1,000 cash down
by next Tuesday $500 takes it Cor
the best offer by that time). This
is o JOSH but 1t must be sold. A
relative will be at the house to show
it, If not, 1t will be open for your
Inspection and I trust you will do II
no harm. 1t will not be listed with
any agents, but must be sold Go to
1916 North 26th st. and see it Grain
or shine).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
CHICAGO TAKES Up WAR
ON WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC

The police today raided a fiat
in the south side red line" dis
trict in hope of finding Margaret
lHaight, a 16-year-old girl, who
disappeared December 1, and
who IS believed to have been
kidnapped by the slave traders.
When the place was raided
Eugene Mcneil, % years old. a
barber, was arrested. 1t is re-
ported that he was seen recently
in company with the girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
QUEEN LII HERE
To CLAIM BIG
DAMAGES

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ill.,
Former Queen Lliuokalani of
Hawaii is in this city today el
route to Washington where she
will press her claim against the
United States government AS
a result of the seizure of certain
lands in Hawaii by the United
States when these islands were
made a part of this government,
she claims s250,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
FLAT IS RAIDED In AN EFF
FORT TO FIND GIRL WHO
DISAPPEARED.

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Chicag1
today took up actively the wal
against the white slave traffic
mentioned by President Taft IN
his annual message to congress
and exposed yesterday in the ie-
port of the immigration com
mission,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
SNAPS

h 75o-Two lots on Alaska near
x 2Srd st.
II 75O-Two lots on 18th. near Cedar.
Il Terms.
II s5O-Two corner lots, 18th and
ii Puget Sound ave-, one-third
VI cash.
4. bodybuilding site on I ST., be-
tween 21st and 23d.
d ,000-Buys 40 acres good land on
"a good road. fine chicken
" ranch, balance to suit.
q. O00-Thirty acres fine water
81 'front.' extra good soil. fine
b location for good farm and
N home. Terms.
n HERBERT BREwITT a. co.
e 1917 Pacific ave.
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DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
REAL ESTATE OR BUSINESSf
If so, see me at once. l Suaran-
tee to dispose Of your property for
cash within 80 days. Reference.
T.. NJ. RUTHFIELD
40S Provident Bldg. Main $500