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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-31
AT THE GRAND.

The new bill at the Grand next
week will have two distinct fea-
lures. The headliner will be the
Les Ploetz-Lorellas troupe, three
girls who perform some remark
able feats in acrobatics and
whose contortion work is said to
be wonderful.
The act next in Importance is
one that could also be classed as
a feature. This introduces J. K.
Emmett, who will present the
playlet, "Artie's Dream" in which
both his ability as comedian
and as dramatic reader are set
forth to advantage. Supporting
Mr.. Emmett will come Miss Viola
Crane, versatile actress who has
wide experience with the best
stock companies in the country.
J.. 7. Warren Keane, a master
of sleight of hand, will be one of
the attractive numbers on the new
bill. This act is said to be one
of the most mystifying in vaude-
Vile.
Alfred X. Fall, one of the FORE
most of dancing eecentriques and
late comedian of THE Land of
Nod company, will make his first
vaudeville appearance in this city
Monday afternoon.
Held for Ransom" the sketch
to be presented by Richard Barry
and Virginia Johnson, is rated a
topnotcher, and is said to be de-
cided1y funny.
George f. Keane will sing, with
appropriate illustrations, "The
Sweetest Thing ON Earth" The
Grandiscope will show two origi-
nal subjects, Phantom Sirens
and "Rulers of the World"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-31
SMALL BOY KILLED
BY HIS PLAYMATE

start this morning for the Salmon
river to spend a week hunting.
Sitting on the edge of a bed they
were examining their revolvers.
The conversation drifted to acct
dents caused by carelessness IN
handling firearms.
TITS wonder / haven't been
killed long ago." remarked the
Holman boy. az have always been
so careless with guns
Before the last words fell from
his lips the boy fell backward NOR
tally wounded. A bullet from his
playmate's revolver had penetrat-
ed his right lung. He died ten
minutes later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-31
Northern Pacific Officials Arrang-
ing Details for Moving of q. p.
Business-New Line to BE In
Tacoma Soon.

AS yet there is no definite In
formation as to when the Harri-
man lines will begin running
through trains into Tacoma. At
one time a schedule had practical
iy been agreed upon between the
Hartman and Hill officials, but 1t
was found that when carried out
1t would have tendency to con-
gest traffic and 1t was abandoned
Another matter that is still I'M
settled is whether or not the Har-
riman trains will carry local pas
sengers from points between Ia
coma and Portland. Should they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-31
TRAGEDY RESULTS FROM
CARELESS HANDLING OF
FIREARMS.

(By United Press Leased wire.)
DAYTON, Wash, July 3D.
John Holman, 15-year-oId son Of
Justice of the Peace J.. w. Hol-
man. was shot and almost instant
ly killed Thursday night by his
playmate, Willie Dickinson, son of
B. La Dickinson, a wealthy sheep
man. Dickinson is 18 years old.
The tragedy occurred at the
Dickinson home shortly after o
o'clock. The boys had planned to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-31
NOW PROPOSES TO BUILD
LINE FROM SPOKANE TO
VANCOUVER-WILL PROBA-
BLY, EXTEND TRACKS TO
THIS CITY.

(By United Press Leased Wire
VANCOUVER, B. c., July 81
The Canadian Pacific railway has
a new move on hand that is re-
garded as direct reply to James
]. Hills invasion or Canadian Pa
cific territory along the interna-
tional boundary line on the
prairies. The new proposal is that
of short line from Spokane to
Vancouver.
This will be accomplished by
building line from the town of
Midway to Vancouver, aording the
Canadian company a continuous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-31

What do you think of a five-act
play where all the characters are
dogs? Where there is not single
man or woman or child appearing
on the stage?
That's what they actually have
at. the Palace theater in London.
There are 20 dogs in the cast, and
so wonderfully trained that no one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-31

has to tell them what to do.
The play is called "The Elope-
and the scene laid in Hol-
land. Most of the dogs walk on
their hind legs and wear funny
Dutch costumes. Some Of them,
however, appear as animals. Their
acting is bringing great crowds to
the theater every day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-31

Six hours at Olympia Sunday.
Round trip. 75c Greyhound, s:a5i
a. m. and 4 D. m. $50
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

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fingers mashed off and the ogs IL the
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psa a terrible oue No ore can De-
pet IL IN woras.
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scfne 0f them did not eacape from
their car anul nearly tso hours af-
ter the wreck. They came straEgilngI
iB, one a, a time. almost frozen from
their long exposure In the cold water
and exhausted from their fight 10
keep from drowning. The spirit Of
the passengers Was wonderful They
opened their y%alises. giving the wet
nsn articles Of clothing and blankets
for they we're shigerfng, the steam
In the ears having stopped flowing
after the engine had left the track"
Miss Donnelly WIS very reticent In
telling Of her work Ia assisting the
woman physician. But from otherI
witnesses II was learned she was
the only On thet rain who had
The Eervs 70 help s2eeoF the hurt in
tas tsase q their peril The pzssen-
gers apgsea@aded ali nzsHnerx o. dam
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car N4k 8 azsg fB Tia arz8s At bel
.l@e n tie aFzek when the mrch
ezDe al the train vent Into the va
Ter he Eas thrown forxard on his
taee and the child through the car
EEaaoE Into the waters outside. The
;aazy narrowing tales from the %scene
of the catastrophe are heart-rending
10 say the least.
Miss Donneliy's brother. Dan, was
killed in a Chicago G. Alton wreck OF
Marshall 8 years ago July 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
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t1E@a a peril AIss DonDeIiy seem.
ed 10 forget the train was still on
the very verge Of the angry flood and
that the slightest jar or jolt might
send them all into the stream.
She assisted the women physician al
deftly and easily as IL aimed fol-
the work and all who know her and
those not 30 fortunate join the Led.
ger IN paying much deserved trib.
ute,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
Dover, July Is.

This sleepy seaport town expert
enced the ksenest thrill known in a
generation when, at sunrise this
morning. a nhite-winaed bird-iike ma
chine siiahted on English soil.
A Frenchman, Louis Bleriot, was the
driver.
Bleriot departed from Balns les
B~arraques, 3 miles from Calais, a.
bout 4:30 a. m, on one of the small
est planes eve used. He crossed the
Channel in a little less than half an
hour, twice as swiftly as the fastest
mail boat.
His speed averaged more than 40
miles an hour. Sometimes 1t approx
mated so miles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

MAYOR GRAHAM,s proclamation
asking the business houses to close
Friday and next Tuesday, Of the chau
tsnqaa. il a most timely suggestion
On Friday KryI's band Of ~ pieces
lie to give two concerts here. On
Tuesday. the Hon. William Jennings
Bryaa viii deliver his great ad-
dress, 'sThe Prince Of Peace" From
/ o'clock untH the close Of the
C~hautauqua win not materially inter
fere With trade an almost everyone
will be on the grounds these two day
especially. Again. the merchants
should desire a monster attendance a
every session 20 the assembly will be
a sueetss and warrant perpetuation.
Let all the stores close and everyone
attend these two days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

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E0zey than 10 bgy = hoz1e In Mex
leo. MOT
an getting = gk2rsgus resi- The
days are not long enough Tor Ee 70
get all the sleep ! want and 10 al
the eating ! can
II ! sleep IL houEs q day and eat
four hours and motor eight hours. 1
don't have much time TO fish and lie
in the hammock TO rest. am hay-
Ing a bully time, but am getting
anxious TO get back to my desk again
and feel now as though I would be
"fit" by August first. Two weeks
of the ocean air with your home
folks and such surroundings as II
am enjoying takes up all the slack
caused by a years hard work. You
can live forever by spending two
weeks each summer by the ocean on
Long Island, II you can live anywhere.
The question as to how long we live
though, Is not 80 important as what
we do and how we do while we do
live. We can all live longer and do
better work while we do live by TAX
ing a vacation once in a while. 'AlI
~eFk and no play makes Jack a dull
boy
Don't forget about the big Mex
leo Fair. as it's going to be even
better than eyer before.
Yours truly,
r. M. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

New York, July 26.
Mrs. Minnie Eckhart, of 231 East
Kinney street, Newark, N. j., has
Won here suit for divorce from Hen.
ry Eckhard, a halter, on the ground
OF cruelty and desertion. The suit
was not contested.
In her testimony Mrs. Eckhard de-
seribed her husband as the "champio
mean man." She told that he devet-
oped a habit of making a count ev.
cry day of the number Of potatoes,
eggs and other articles Of food she
used for the family, and If she
counted one more egg or a few
more beans than he thought she
would penalize her by with.
holding money from the next weeks
household expenses. She said Eek.
deserted her in October, 1899.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
SUSPECT UNDER ARREST
IN INDIANA HAS BEEN
N THIS CITY RECENTLY
BOOK LOST BY PRISONER SAID.
TO CONTAIN LIST OF ALIASES
ONE SAYS THAT HE SWAN
RIVER NEAR THIS CITY To
ESCAPE ARREST.
Arrested In Columbus City Suspect
ed Of Horse Stealing In This State
-offieera Trace Him TO This
City.
Ledger Special.

Ledger Special.
1t has developed that Dick White
who was captured here Thursday BY
Sheriff Schumacher and Deputy Ramp
and thought to be wanted In Missouri
for horse stealing, is but an alias
under which he Is going. II il
said that the mans name is Charles
r. Davis, and inquiry is being made
al towns where he is believed to have
been in the near past relative sas to
whether he was wanted or not. He
has been at Mexico, Mo-, is the on-
ly point positively established at
present.
Frank Richards who was an onion
weeder at the Huffman farm where
Kline and Davis worked states that
he heard the latter calling" Kline
for having lost the book gu of some
clothes he was bringing from a farm
where they first worked, to Huff
mans.
Richards says that Davis sudden
ly reeollected he had left it under
his pillow, and seemed much worried
about IT. Richards also tells Of hear
Ing Davis speak of his escape with
a companion from the officers al one
by swimming a river not sol
very far from Mexico, Mo.
Mrs. Lily Herald-Frost came up
Vandalia Monday with Miss Min
he Frost, who was returning to her
Ichool duties at Kirksyille.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

AT THE GRAND.
Callahan's Players opened a weeks
engagement here Monday night. ow.
ing to the wet weather their opening
performance was held in the Grand
as the Airdome was too damp.
The performance consisted Of a
dramatic play and some vaude.
vile. There was a large audience
present to witness the performance
and all seemed pleased
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

THE e0ztSEssS Increase u efgw1s
a. the CaSatx1saz regardless u tns
threatening weather IL lie creates
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~ psoy3s cas- sGtss1 tie As@&&g.
TAs ssssE crowd ~ fzs i1 The yrss
rat Or sHy pFsEg9Ss CasEtxSTsa e.
tsc9s1 TSssGzy svszazz- &szgas IA
a caxgsaagaz city. LIE kSoeksr sgs-
w1eaaa1ssnx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

TEE scsoF - q ssosay ~ q essz-
keg f-gm liz EBs Grass Par q La
iArezs Ky. Soass1 S&&ss fOe5sE
q TIA esE, "a secretary q tie &hss
elGttoa. Tin fair "a &c ~ 1s kErK-
~ ans bss - TIE egszev zaS NJ
zkasase l. esH - So ra.,a.sr.z e-eAs. n
- organization - wbs@ EseG cgesE
Ii Cue sgf ss yr0ztnsEes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
Baltimore, Md, July %.

United States Senator William J.
Stone oof Missouri was arrested her
tonight for having slapped the face
Of a negro waiter on a Pullman car
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, short
Iy before the train reached Whining.
ton, Dell on Its wa to Washington.
Senator Stone requested Brown
TO serve him with some food and the
negro kept him waiting twenty min.
utes after others on the car had been
served This prompted the senator to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
GEO. WRIGHT DIES
MONDAY MORNING.

Geo. Wright, aged about 50 years
died al his home in the east part Of
Mexico Monday morning about 4 o.
clock. The deceased had been in
III health for some months. Dropsy
was the cause Of his death. The re
mains we're taken to Carr ngton, Mo.
Monday afternoon for burial.
He is survived by a wife andseven
children.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
ARRESTED CHARGED WITH
WIFE DESERT|ON

Marshall Il. Main was arrested at
Vandalia and brought to this city
Monday afternoon by Marshal Acuff
charged with wife desertion. Main
is wanted by the authorities at Mon
deello. Lewis county, for wife deser-
ton. Marshal AcHff arrested Main s
miles south Of yzndaIia, where he was
Eorklng as q farm hand
The officials OF Lewis county will
Arrive here Moadzy night to take
their prisoner to Monticello. to face
the above charge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
STONE CHASTSES AN
|MPUDENT NEGRO IN DINING
CAR ARRESTED SHORT TIME

demonstrate with the waiter, where.
upon the latter became surly and i'm.
pudent.
The senator says he tried to liz.
more the walters remarks, but the
latter became so offensive that he
slapped him across the face.
The conductor Of the train appear,
ed on the scene about that time, pre-.
venting any further disorder, and
when the train reached this city Sem
ator Stone raj turned over to a
special officer, who later released
him. ffil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
New York IulY 26

j. II. Barratt and 8. Summer. the
two English boys who finished their
4O00-mile walk from Los Angeles,
Cal, to this city atuSrday, a day
ahead of their schedule time, called
at the ~postmaster's office Sunday to
have the time of their arrival official
iy scheduled by Mr.. Morgan.
Barratt and Summer are walking
under a $4,000 wager put up by an
athletic club in Birmingham, Eng
land. They are due to arrive in that
city the last day of August.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

ED v WILLIAMS, Of this city. !
musician OF ability and growing fame
has signed a contract with the
Toronto quartette, one Of the strong.
sst and most artistic organizations Of
it's character In this country. He
EAl saag first tenor with them dur
Izg th& eoz3zR eezs0nL Mr. VIII
Aa@& "a Z yozzg zzzE 0f @zeh poa.
as4g ksEe az1 his Easzy rse11R
bsa Tie Ls@xsz z eSAgsst9zeszg t5e
4tnz@ apGz p%9e&Esag - artistic
81 sSfa1a1 - rbs- eszSzzy az NeE
- vsahag Mr. WGExza a eoz1E
saes 81 ats zzEtnsaa q AsE ssaaaz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

q. s. Andrews, agent for the A.
merican Express Company at this
point, has been transferred to Gin.
ton, Mo-, to take effect August /.
Mr.. Andrews win be agent for both
the American and Pacific Express
Companies at Clinton. Mr.. Stein.
metz win be his successor here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

MISSES gskes &n1 Gsoss}sys ESYk,
ssg @ &0zsgSasfy cry f~egnssrig o:
Bsnso. have bssH Fs~slscts1 20 Bsoas
iasns psssrezx aa a Lanlzg State IL,
stitstoE Ct Jstls Rock Afk Ta@s
afs GsaEEsesE ~ IQAn ~ Barrier
&lss Eshe3 psS IL Al sTuE u IL
esg6nfi &SlAfy. has received seT-
sfsi nrs Prizes In large an srblbS.
saoas h Eb1h ale hss had SoEns q
AeF WON aigllagsa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

Miss Irene Keiser. the popular col
lector for the Mexico Telephone Co,
has returned from a visit to ST. Louis
and Memphis, Tenn. She went from
st. Louis to Memphis by boat. She
had a most pleasant trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
RHOpES.LunEN.

Clair G. Rhodes, Of Benton, Lincoln
Co., Mo, and Miss Lottie Luden, Of
Warsaw, Mo-, were united in mar.
rage by the Rev. W. NJ. White, at
the home Of the minister Monday af-
ternoon at 2:30.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending congratulations and best
wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
IRyIN Brown
IN IDAHO.

IN IDAHO.
Irwin Brown. formerly of Mexico,
but who has been living at Colfa3,
ashington. for several years, has
moved to Troy. Idaho, and writes
to have the Ledger changed to his
g address. Mr.. Brown states that
crops Of all kinds are looking we'll
Ia that country and that everybody is
happy and prosperous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
La.sonia. Mo.

STEAks d msFs UAaasrh ID fhie section Of en-
ssumaFy tksn AB 04hsF diseases put toestheRs
sd unfn ehs iAss fen years waa supposed 70 he
IneHrAhiA FOR : ersaf many wears doctors pro-
houae1a u b local disease, and prescribed local
remedies and By constantly failing 70 enrs With
go EsAI.ssnss !. ihenIzgss. 80
disease, ssd, therefore, requires constitutional
tFsalmsnt. Hali,s Gstarrh Cure, manufactures
~ ~ CAsHey &E6.s Toledo, Ohio tath only
constitutional ours on the market. II ts taken
internally IL doses from 10 drops 10 . teaspoon
Eul. IL sets directly on d blood and .mueous
HurfADes Of tbs ayetam. They offer one hundred
eiSenlaFH and esstimouials. Address,
EsS. CHEHzE . Co.s zqIaqss0
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Rails EzasEg Pulls ars the hsstJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

GEETETDE HOFFMAN kns bsar
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

oKPHEUg HARDING. q lawyer d
Chicago sEd brother u Claire Hard.
iRk, u this city, writes that he has
heard 81 the numbers announced foI
ths Nenieo chautsaqaa program and
tkat they are considered among the
vsry best on the platform to-day.
This ii only u N similr testi'
m0hlals heard ON every side by those
who ars perfectly acquainted with the
platform talent and have seen the
Mexico chautauaua program an
n~ouneemsnt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

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&c steaIs b. q TFeas saskeNs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
AuDRAiN co. MEETING OF
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

We are preparing for the greatest
county meeting ever and hope to hay
q good delegation from each church
In the county. We invite YOU. Re-
member the date, August 10, IL and
IL. J. ID. Greer,
Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
MARRIED
MONDAY AFTERNOON,

Chas. F. Lang and Nina G. Lee, Of
Detroit, Mich, were married Mon.
day afternoon by the Rev. A. A.
Wallace, at the home Of the officlat-
ing minister.
The Ledger extends consratu.
lations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
Notice Of Final Setter.

Notice is hereby gwen 1
settlement of the estate
Worrell, deceased, VIII
the August term OF 'He ~
Court Of Audrain county
be held at Mexico, MlS'" n
second Monday in August M
wtd n. D. Worrell' Auln
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

Notice is hereby given
settlement of the es'aV N
Brown. deceased, viii "
the August term of the v
Court Of Audraln eollp,N "a
to be held at Mexico ME-
the second Monday in Au y
wtd zerelda u. BroVn'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
SCORES BATTLE AGAINST DEATH
N WABASH WRECK TRAIN PLUNGES
N MISSOURI RIVER MEXICO HEROINE
Miss Mayme DonneIly Assists Woman
Doctor Succor Injured-Julian Ham,
Well Known Here, A Hero Also In
Aiding Miss DonneIIy.

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