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OFFICES.

COLOHEO IENAN1O.
l104 o NV, sr. b. 80 so 1898 Half sw. 4r.. 10 s
1878 Half sw, 11r, bo2.50 241s Shows ct. ASA
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STORES.

HOG NV, entire s746 14th nv. store 81. 90
building. 800. 0OI 1882 10th NV. 90
1870 18th NV. $50 742 9th. 1r. so so
1918 18th NV sto. 4r4000 Sl3 18th NV 1r, "a p so
go 18th NV. u sto 1000 1910 1lth coal I'd 20 so
LAOS II NV
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MARINE ESTATES.

THE GRANT PARISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
estates, Maine to Florida: summer marine villas;
residential farming shooting iates; club prop
critics: shares. GRANT PARISH. 1920 NY. ave.
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of BY HE ALLAN +. WALKER L CO.. INC.

BY ALLAN +. WALKER CO.. INC,
1912 G ct. NV
1898 2ist Tor b, fur. S125 1880 ne. 6r. b. 30
1911 av 121b. fur125 224 Express NV, Or. 10. 30
S39 G NV 1877 b. .75.OO| APARTMENTS.
$50 NV, Or b. 1880 No The Cora 81. b. q. 80
2421 11tb Tor, b.. 1870 SO12 NV, Or. b. 20 90
1880 Oregon, Or, b87 50 203O Decatur. 81, 50
1928 G ne. 8r. b. .2060l
Store, 1927 Pa. ave. n.w...................36 80. 90
Rear 1904 Park road. stable and rooms. 90
Rear 1912 Biltmore st., 2story br. 90
Send for complete list Of houses. fats. apart
nents and stores. ja9-sa&w.tf =
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tached home IN Brightwood Park: rooms and
porcelain bath: all modern improvements; rent
only $2O.5O See this TODAY.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
n. 23a5. 713 14th NV. NJ es45.
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FOR SALE
NEAR It'll AND NJ SITS NV.
Three small brick houses.s
Price, s., $50, with total rent Of $36-an ele-
CANT income to receive on the amount invested.
Vacancies practically never occur. When they
do the houses are again re-rented, there are
always those who are waiting for the chance
to move right in.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT
$40 y. J. AVE, II RMS. so
2DI9 18TH ST. COR. II RMS. -.... $500
II 9TH ST. NE. 3STORY ....... ~ 80
j. Il. WINNER, REAL ESTATE. 1201 G ST.
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FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT, OBRIEN L GO. Onc.),
1903 G ST. NV.

nIu A$fllOOs
Ed HOUSES.
80 SeatOn pi. 7r,b. 80. 80
1918 18th, 7r, b. ...8O.5O
$500 18th, 7r, b. . 80. so
1907 10th, Or, b. 30. 80
$50 v. 7r, b. .....S.5O
1921 Wallach. 6, b. so
Gas J. sw, Or. b. .T.5O
439 Q. Or. b. ......@.5O
T21 18th ne. II. b. so
9O2 S G av Sc, Or. 100
32S 18th sc, 6r, b. 1850
Is Patterson ne. Or. 1870
1928 M'tello ne, 6r. r. so
lag n sw, 8r. .....12.W
2124 n Y ay, Ar. 1850
1926 N Y av. 4r. .10.5O
40 8, Ar. 30
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAI.E-HERE Is A BARGAIN: ONLY y
square from Dupont circle and Conn ave-; 3
story. broom press brick: ami; snap at only
81. ECO. Call at our new office. 1a2 18th ~.
NV. H L. HANDLER 60. Look for rod
arrow sign ia9-cDd,t
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Apply Room 1, 9O6 r st. NV ja12-3t'
FOR RENT
2Sl NV, 9 rooms and bath: furnace 1886 50
1927 5th NV; II rooms and bath: cheap. 81. SO
171S N. ]. ave- NV; Or. and b.; stable. &c. 50
45S NV: . rooms and bath; corner. .. %. 80
722 Park road NV; Sr. and bath; stable. q 80
1925 Sd w.; Or. and b.; side yard. 800. q. 80
51S Tenn ave- me-; rooms and bath. :. 1875
1909 G st. &C.; 6r. and b.: Al condition.. 1900
OFFICE ROOMS.
604 and 608 9th NV; Office rooms; heat and
light, $3.50 to 81. 90.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. 604 9th NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
Price. - $50.
BRICK HOUSE AND BRICK STABLE.
CHOICE LOCATION ON CAPITOL HILL
CONVENIENT TO UNION STATION.
An attractive sfx-room brick residence with
cellar. The lot is 116 feet deep to paved
alley. The price, "a. $50. would be considered
low without the stable. which is a two-story
brick.
STONE e. FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-IN GOOD LOCATION; ROOMS
and BATH hot water heat; $28; 1920 N. J. ave
NV. CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT, 1921 n:
NV. la12-2te
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Price, $500.
DETACHED HOUSE.
One of the choicest locations
In Mount Pleasant.
Lot 72x9S.
WITHIN TWO HUNDRED FEET OF SIX.
TENTH STREET.
HOT-WATER HEAT
The ground Is worth more than the price
asked, to say nothing Of the improvements,
which are valuable.
STONE FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
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FuRNIsHEl
$50 10th, LIT. 2b. $4,000
1915 18th, Ar ,2b. .125 90
1873 9th, Tor, b. 10000
STO
Sd & r NV. Or, b. $50. 90
200 9th Sc, Or. b. .50.O0
1916 18th. 1900. So 90
WAREHOUSE.
NV corner 14th & u
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FOR RENT-e11 N ST. NV. SIX-ROOM AND
bath house; ami; rent $3.50 per month.
Apply Room 1. SO6 r st. NV. Ja12-3t"
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ILLS, 6O5 9TH NV.
1911 Sth NV, Or, b.25. SO
POI Morgan nv. Or. BIO. so
Stable r N6 p nv. $50
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FOR EXCHANGE
VIII exchange corner house In northwest Sec
ton for lot in vicinity Of 10th st. Address BOZ
100. Star Office. jaS-7t
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FOR SALE-$4, 7b0.
NEW HOUSE.
MT. PLEASANT.
NEAR 10TH AND PARK ROAD.
A "PERFECT GEM"
Two stories: cellar under entire house;
BEAUTIFUL TILED BATHROOM; attractive
decorations; HOT-WATER HEAT: covered
porches, front and rear.
Lot 2Ox135.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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cuApTER 59i7-(No. 4s).

AN ACT TO Prescribe the Time for Hold
ing the Terms OF the Circuit Court IN
and for the Fifth Judicial Circuit OF tne
State Of Florida. - 49,.
Be 1t Enacted by the Legislature OF tnS
Section 1. That from and after the pas
sage OF this Act the time for holding the
terms Of the Circuit Court in and for ths
FItth Judicial Circuit shall be as herein-
after fixed There shall be two regular
terms OF said court held in each county
OF said circuit each year; to be known as
The spring Term and Fall Term.
Sec. 2. The Spring Term OF sala So nits
shall commence in the county OF ba AZ
on the second Monday in March, In the
county Of Sumter on the tourth money!
I'M March; in the county Of Citrus on the
second Monday in April; in the county ~
fernando on the fourth MONDAY N april
and in the county OF Marion on tne Sou
ond Monday in May. ,,,
The Fall Term OF said Court snail COM
mence in the county OF Lake on the sec
ond Monday in october; in the county OF
Sumter on the fourth Monday in Octoperj
In the county OF Citrus on the secona
Monday in November; in the county OF
fernando on the fourth Monday IN NO
MEMBER; and in the county Of Marion on
the second Monday in December. l..
Sec. g. All laws and parts OF laws IN
conflict herewith be, and the same are
sec T. This Act shall become a law
Immediately on its final passage and APP
proval by the Governor.
Approved June s, 1903.
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cost OF prosecution, as provided IN SECTION
40iS Of the General Statutes OF the state
OF Florida, and such persons CONVICTED
in the Justice or County Judges Court,
shall not be transferred or turned over TO
the Convict lessees or other persons work
ing the County prisoners, until the eH-
person was sentenced by the court.
Sec. q That this Act shall become OBJ,
erative upon It's passage and approval
by the Governor.
Approved June s, 1909.
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oHAPTER 5sa4-LNo. ID.

AN ACT Changing the Name Of the Flor
ida Female College.
State Of Florida;
Section l. That the Florida Female
College as at present defined by law
be and Is hereby changed to and shall
be known as the Florida State College
Sec. 2. This Act shall go into effect Inn;
medately upon Its passage and approval
BY the Governor.
Approved May %, 1902
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oHAprER ba1e-(No. "a

AN ACT 10 Prescribe the Time for Hold
ing the Terms Of the Circuit CouIt ~ ~
and for the Eighth JUDICIAL ClrcIt OF
the state Of Florida and TO TepeaiS Sh M5v
27th, 1907, and Section 1919, Of the Cen
eral Statutes Of the state OF tIoTloa
Relative TO the Time OF Holding Terms
OF the Circuit Court In the Eighth Ju-
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section l. That the time for the holding
of the terms OF the Circuit Court In ana
FOR The Eighth Judicial Circuit shall be
regular terms OF the said court held IN
each county Of said Eighth Circuit each
year, TO be known as the Spring Term
' Sec. ,. The Spring Term Of the Circuit
Court for the Eighth judicial Circuit snell
commence In the County OF Levy on the
third Monday in March, in the county OF
Baker on the first Monday in April In the
County OF Putnam on the second Mon
day In April; In the County OF BradtoLu
on the fourth Monday In April, ana IN tne
County Of Alachua on the second MONDAY
III The he FAN Term Of said Court shall com
menoe In the County Of Levy on the
third Monday in Septemberi In the County
Of Baker on the first Monday in October
In the County OF Putnam on the sec
ond Monday in October; In the County OF
Bradford on the fourth MONDAY in &c.
tober, and. in. the County OF AIaehua on
the second Monday in November an,
Sec. g. That Chapter 5642, Acts OF iissgg11'
Laws OF Florida, approved May Zlth' s isV, !,
and Section 1872, Of the GeneIai 5Iatt-
utes OF the state OF EIoEiaaiI r Tes snd GFsIi
Terms OF the Circuit Court. in AMI for the
Eighth Judicial Circuit OF the state OF
Florida, insofar as the same are ~ StE-
6 IS t %ts aam 1ne ARE hereby repealed
ApprOyed May IL, 1919,
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cHAPrER 5o27-(No. 5s)

AN ACT Changing the Name Of the In
stitute for the Blind, Deaf and DUMB;
BE II Enacted by the Legislature Oh tne
State OF Florida: -.
Section 1. That the Institute for the
Blind, Deaf and Dumb as at present de-
fined by law be and Is hereby changed TO
and shall be known as the Florida School
for the Deaf and the Blind.
Sec. q This Act shall go Into effect
Immediately upon its passage and ap-
proVal by the Governor.
Approved May %, 1909
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cAAPrER Be2i-fNo. ID.

AN ACT to Amend Section 3542 Of the
General Statutes, State Of Florida, Re
lating 70 open Profanity
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of-Florida: $3.50.
the General Statutes Of the State OF Flor
ida be, and the same is hereby amended
Sec. s542-offensive speech.-whoever.
having arrived at the age Of discretion,
uses profane, vulgar and indecent
language, in any public place; or upon
the private premises Of another, or 80
near thereto as to be heard by another,
shall be punished by fine not exceeding
twenty-five dollars or by Imprisonment
not exceeding sixty days but no prose-
cution for any such offense shall be com
menced after twenty days from the COM
mission thereof.
Sec. 2. An laws and parts OF laws in
conflict with this Act are hereby re-
Sec. 8. This Act shall take effect Inn
mediately upon its passage and approval
by the Governor
Approved June z, 1909.
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oHAP1ER 5e2s-LNo. 30.

AN ACT Making it Unlawful for Any
Person or Corporation to Pay the Pol
Tax OF Amy Other Person or Furnish
the Money Therefor, or for any ray
Collector to Accept Payment OF Poll
Taxes from Amy Person Other Than
the Person Whose Poll Tax Is Being
Paid, and Fixing a Penalty for the
Be il Enacted BY the Legislature Of the
State OF Florida,
Section ]. It Is hereby made unlawful
for any person or corporation in TINS
State to pay the poll tax for any other
person or furnish the money to any other
person for the purpose Of paying such
other or any other persons poll tax; or
for any Tax Collector to accept the pay
ment OF poll taxes from any person otheT
than the person whose poll tax is being
paid, except that one person may pay
the pol tax OF another, provided the per-
son paying such poll tax shall at the same
time pay a tax duly assessed on property
belonging to the person whose poll tax Is
being paid. ,-., -. -,
person or corporation for the violation OF
this Act, a fine Of not more than 1--WE
hundred dollars, or Imprisonment in the
county jail for not more than six months,
shall be imposed.
Approved June IL, 1909.
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oHAPTER 5e2s-lNo. 5sl.

AN ACT Changing the Name Of the Col
ored Normal School.
Be Il Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State OF Florida:
Section /. That the. Colored Normal
School as at present defined BY law pc
and is hereby changed to and shall be
known as the Florida Agricultural and
Mechanical College for Negroes.
Sec. 2. This Act shall 80 into effect i'm
mediately upon its passage and approval
by the Governor.
Approved May %, 1903.
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oHAPrER seae-lNo. ID.

AN ACT Changing the Name Of the Uni
Yersity Of the State OF Florida. -
Be IL Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Fl0rida: -
Section 1. That the University. Of the
State of Florida as at present defined oy
law be and is hereby changed to ana
shall be known as the University OF
Florida.
Sec. 2 This Act shall go into effect i'm;
medlately upon its passage and approval
by the Governor.
Approved May %, 1903.
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that his near relatives and their residences
are as follows: ...........''s'''''''''
Witness my hand this the .........,."
day OF .........s..s'.s''.''' ''''''''.'''
Provided, That no commitments shall
be void for failure to comply with this
Approved June s, 1909.
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cHAPTER 5a2s-tNo. s4l.

AN ACT TO Provide for Stay Of Execu-
ton OF Sentence TO Fine in Justice Of
the Peace Courts and County Judges
Be It Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Florida
Section /. Persons convicted OF crime
I'm the Justice OF the Peace Courts or the
County Judges Court who shall have q
pecuniary fine or sum Of money assessed
or adjudged against them as punishment,
shall have the right on being taken into
custody by the proper officer OF the court
or prior to such arrest, any time within
five davs from the time he Is sentenced
TO pay the said fine and cost or to give
the bail for the payment OF such fine and
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CHAPTER 5sts-(NO. SOY.


AN ACT to Provide for Clerical Aid ior
the Judge Of the Sixth Judicial circuit
and fixing the Pay for Same.
Whereas, BY reason OF the great increase
OF population in the counties composing
the Sixth judicial Circuit ana the con-
sequent increase Of litigation, the Ju9ee
OF said Circuit Is doing work when
should be divided between at least TWO
Judges; and ,--.s 80. -.
living, the Judge cannot AFFORD 70 pay
for clerical work out OF his saiaryi anu
the employment OF clerical AID woul9
not only relieve him OF a large part OF
his burden, but would enable MN 70
accomplish much more work IN the same
length OF time; therefore,
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida; ~ ca.
. Section 1. That the Judge Of the sixth
Judicial Circuit be allowed the sum OF
one hundred dollars per month for the
purpose OF employing clerical aid IN the
discharge Of his dutiesi said sum 70 pc
paid quarterly by the Comptroller upon
the requisltion Of the Judge.
Sec. 2. That there Is hereby appro.
propriated a sufficient amount out OF any
funds in the Treasury TO pay SAID sums,
Sec. g. That this Act shall take erect
Immediately upon its passage and APP
proval by the Governor, or upon us De-
Coming a law without his approval
Sec. 4. That this Act shall continue N
force until the salary Of said Circuit
Judge shall be increased by C9nsutu-
tional amendment, or otherwise.
Approved June Z, 1909
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CHAPTER 5s2o-(No. 5O.

AN ACT Prescribing Punishment for the
Commission OF Misdemeanors IN this
State, when not Otherwise Provided by
Be ii Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Florida;
section 1. The punishment for com
when not otherwise provided by Statute
shall be a fine not exceeding two hundred
dollars or Imprisonment not exceeding
ninety days, or both, at the discretion OF
the Court.
Sec 2. This Act shall take effect i'm,
medIately upon It's passage and approval
by the Governor.
Approved June 4, 1903.
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oAAprER sats-tNo. 49l.


AN ACT 10 Amend Chapter 5645 OF the
Acts Of the Legislature Of the state OF
Florida OF 1907, Relating to the time OF
Holding the Circuit Court OF the Thlro
Judicial Circuit Of the state OF tlorida.
Be ii Enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section / That Section /, Of, Chapter
5645 OF the Acts Of the Legislature OF
1907 be, and the same is hereby amended
TO read as follows;
l. Third Judicial Circuit
Spring Term.
Hamilton, fourth Monday in January.
TAYLOR, fourth Monday in March
Madison, second Monday in April;
Columbia, fourth Monday in April
Suwannee second Monday in May.
Lafayette, Tuesday after fourth Mon
day In May.
Fall Term
Hamilton, fourth Monday in July
TAYLOR, fourth Monday in september
Madison, second Monday in OCTOBER.
Columbia, fourth Monday in OCTOBER;
Suwannee, second Monday In NO
LAFAYETTE, first Tuesday after fourth
Monday in November. -, - l.,
Sec. .. All laws and parts OF laws IN
conflict with the provisions OF TINS ACT
be. and the same are hereby repealed
Sec. g. This Act shall take effect upon
its passage and approval by the SoNerhor'
Approved June 3, lSVS'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-29
Great Hoaxes of History
Speaking of Explorer Cook, Australia Produced
an Ananias Recruit Without Any purple Ice"

"The most amazing story a
man ever lived to tell" exclaimed
all England, when Louis De
Rougemont turned up in London
in 1898 with a tale of a hair
raising adventures in the wilds
of Australia.
According to HIS story. Da
Rougemont had been captured
when a child and taken to Aus
tralia, there given to cannibal
tribe of bushmen. He mirecl-
lously. stopped many attempts to
put him in soup kettle. ana
finally won the esteem of his cap
tors by his wonderful prowess in
the field of fbafttle.
AS a proof of their affections
they made him chief of the tribe,
which job. he said. he held down
successfully for 25 years.
He told of wonderful animals ;
that trod tn jungles, some armed
with daggers and possessing the
power to give electric shocks;
dangerous flying spiders and
womRats, huge ten-armed squids
and leopard seals. he had sc III
with his own eyes,
Such tales of daring placed De
Rougemont upon pedestal, be-
fore which half Of Europe bowe ]
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the people and deceive them into supporting him
for the senate.
"This glowing tribute not written by
paid bographer,' says the article, adding
bald faced falsehood to the crime of violating
the direct primary law.
That glowing tribute was paid for by Rob
ert L. Mccormick. He paid for the writing of
it and he paid for the printing of it in several
little weekly newspapers in knowing violation
of law
Will the people of Tacoma and of the state
stand for this sort of downright corruption?
Will they be hoodwinked into sending man to
the senate to support Aldrich and Cannon because
his barrel big enough and because he is unprin-
ciped enough to practice this most dangerous form
of deception?
81 The Times believes not. This paper, in it's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-29
Convention
Smashes All Records

All records for attendance al
the annual gatherings of the
Washington Educational associa-
tion were broken today when
600 teachers gathered at the
high school auditorium for the
opening session. Last year the
best attendance was 1,500, ami
the lead of 100 over the best
previous record will probably be
considerably increased.
After day spent in discussion
of {the pension idea for teachers,
the delegates got down to bust
ness today.
Yesterday the council of the
association! refused to sanction
a county pension fund for teach
ers on the grounds that it wou:f
be- charity. An insurance fund
was urged as a substitute, and
the question is to be threshed ou.
by, the general convention.
Opening Program.
This morning the opening pro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-29
YOUNG WOMAN
POISONED BY
RIVAL
INVESTIGATION BEGUN INTO
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A
CALIFORNIA GIRL - LOOK
ING FOR WOMAN SUSPECT
ED OF KILLING HER.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29.--In
accordance with the request OF
Mrs. Jennie Priest, the mother OF
Miss Bessie May Priest, an IS
year-old girl, who died recently
at Glendale after mysterious
Illness, the authorities today be-
gan an investigation to ascertain
II the mothers charge that a
jealous rival poisoned the young
woman is true.
According to Mrs. Priest, her
daughter was engaged until her
death to Harry Sayre of Newark,
N. j., who, it is said, is the soa
OF a millionaire manufacturer.
Miss Priest was seen to enter a
restaurant with the suspected
woman shortly before she was at.
tackled by the strange maladg
which caused her death.
Five physicians attended ner
and all agreed that she had died
from the effects of poison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-29
). J. M'NEELEY IS ACCUSED in AFFIDAVIT
CHARGE MADE IN FEDERAL
COURT THAT HE "HELD-UP'
JURY IN INTEREST OF Mp.

Attorney Walter Harvey, repre-
|senting John S. Baker, sprung 4
sensation in the federal court
late yesterday afternoon when he
appeared to argue motion for a
new trial in the recent condemna-
tion suit by which the Northern
Pacific secured over a mile Of
waterfront along the Narrows Cor
"a Judgment of $4,000.
Harvey presented an affidavit
|impeaching the integrity of L. ].
|McNeeley, foreman of the jury,
and prominent lumber mill man
of this city.
The affidavit Is made by L. w.
Pratt and it charges that Meme =
ley held Up the jury all night and
compelled them to come to a low
verdict and that since the trial
McNeeley has stated that his az
forts in getting the verdict consti-
tuted the best days work he eyn
did.
The inference was left with the
court that McNeeley had been
practically a representative of the
n. p. on the jury.
Judge Donworth took the mat
ter under advisement and did not
decide the motion for a new trial
at the time.
Unless the defendants get an
other trial it is the intention t.
take the matter to the higher
cours when the affidavit. with
possibly other testimony, will be
taken up to try to convince the
court the property owners did not
get square deal.
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ROBERT MCCORMICK YOU PAID MONEY FOR THOSE FATTERNG


titled to the distinction than Robert Laird Mccormick Nor
after whom the youth better
profit to character fortune The lives
generations
idols American nation
Th glowing tribute not written by paid hographer
Rather it is the honest conviction who studied
his subject well, analyzed MIN from angle in his
makeup expression a
held by loyal Tacoman ranked
in the political and Industrial sphere of the nation"
Robert l.. Mccormick paid for that with coin
of the realm in violation of law ,.=
This is the caption of of the long two-
column screeds of fullsome fattery that he is
bribing newspapers to publish in violation of law
throughout this state the matter being paid for at
good price it will appear original editorial
writeup without advertising marks.
By this sort of illegal business Mccormick
hopes to win.
BY actual criminality he purposes to hoodwink