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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-16

end, leaving the right longer, to lap over
at the left-hand closing)
Basic tho undcr-arm and shoulder
seams, gather the lower edge of the
waist at the center back. between the
tucks and on each front portion, from
the points indicated on the pattern by
pcrforations Basic the belt to the
waist, with the three notches IN the edge
of the belt matching the three notches
in the front portions Try on the waist.
Pin the centcr-front lines together and
note any needed alteration II the
shoulder-Seams require change Of the
figure is 4 little short-walsted tho waist
may require to be drawn up little at
the shoulders), pin the new scam very
carefully.
Fitting tho Shoulders
Take off the waist and mark the new
Shouldcr-scam line on both the front
and back portions. Open tho basting of
the tucks far enough down to permit
sewing 4 new shouldcr-seam The tuck
extends across the shoulder. after the
scam is made, and if you look at the
shoulder edges of the pattern you will
see that the Inc across the tucks is
little irregular-not absolutely straight
Be careful TO preserve a similar Inc
in the new seam, indicated by tho care
ful pinning and tracing of the new
shoulder-seam, This shaping gives the
necessary spring 10 the fold-cdgc of
the tuck, where 1t crosses the shoulder,
and prevents It's drawing or binding.
Stitch the shouldcr-seams, then stitch
the tucks Cut a lining for the belt
from some strong lining material or un-
blcached muslin Bastc 1t TO tho scam
joining the waist to the belt. placing the
bclt-lining against the waist, 50 the
waist edges are between the edge of the
belt and its lining.
The Dutch Collar
If the Dutch collar is to be used, cut
two portions of both the collar and
The collar-band. Scam the outside edges
Of the collar together (do not stitch on
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-16
CHOCOLATE CAKE WITH PINEAPPLE GARN1sH

or boil dry OF course the housewife
can put some things over and remain
from home all day, but with others she
cannot She will have to plan her meals
accordingly.
Economy in USc
For the woman in humble circum-
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readily, so Coinmon-ScnSc and care must
be exercised
TeotInG tho Cooker
Some cookers arc better packed than
others and retain the heat better A
safe guide is to bring a kettle of water
to furious boil, cover it tightly and
place i'll the cooker II at the end OF
twelve hours it is still hot you may place
faith in the cooker to do Its work.
Small quantities of foods or liquids
will not keep hot ten hours In such
cases the small amount must be put
into a small Jar, can or pail, and while
soalding hot set into the larger hreless
cooking kettle, which must also have
in it boiling hot water. The larger the
body Of heat the longer 1t will remain
hot. 1t is essential to keep always in
mind that half-hcated. carclessly packed
kettles and pals will result in failure.
Within the past year the oven at
tachmont has been added 10 the manu-
featured cookers 1t is sometimes placed
at the back and again others have the
simple addition of two soapStonc grid
dies. which arc placed on one OF the
compartments. made purposcly for ba-
king One hot griddle Is placed on
the bottom Of the hole, and after the
food kettle is rested on this the other
is placed on top,
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Preparing Z Four.couroo Zeal

Preparing e Four.couroo Zeal
The purchased cooker consists OF a
neatly, finished box in varying sizes,
packed with substances to retain the
heat and lined with tin Over each COM
partmcnt is fitted cushion, which aids
10 concentrate the heat, and then a
hinged lid clamps down over this Sc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-16
The Dutch Collar

If the Dutch collar is to be used, cut
two portions of both the collar and
The collar-band. Scam the outside edges
of the collar together (do not stitch on
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-16

a HOUSE DRESS that is sim
~ pie yet not commonplace is
- certain OF instant favor. Much
L ~ u b. nrnfnrrod 10 a Shirt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-10
MAk1A DEL Pillar SIN OES

Estaba vestida trae de perca viejo, pero blen
arreglado de heehura elegante, con un penueo ds
crespon negro tena sobre la mantla de seda
doblada
A la saztn estaba coIocando panuelo de seda
grande algunos objetos basante extranos.
va habia Il pedacito de salchichon, un panecl-
no tierno pasas almendras, ahora estaba coocando
cajetia de tabaco librito de papel de fumar
GAIA de f6sforos todo lado embellishments en- un
papel para que tocase las provsones de boca.
Mentras hsefa, caian de sus ojos algunas agri
pespues de eeloear los obetos enuncados lie falt<
sin drda Ell valor de6 de rodillas ante cua
dro que representabs nuestra Sonora de los Dolores
i Senora madre mia!-exclam6j 81 dadme fuerzas!
Esta cruz es demasiado pesada para mis- debies hon.,
BROS sehors abruma peso iVolvedle al buen
canine Matlre del que todo 10 puede. por que
70 va sc que haeer:
Detlvose Ia joven eseuch6 atenci6n, pues e pa
reca haber dido pasos escaera En- efecto agunas
personals subian, 81 bien lenta y penosamente.
Casilda levant6 see6 ojos fue la mesa ecul
t con esmere obetos que estaba colocando e
6uelo
Apenas habfs conclude esta operaci6n, namaron la
puerta.
La jovep fue .brir antigua presento sus
ojos.
Pero eualqners hubieTa eho aquella Rosario era
Ia sombra de la etss que hemos conocdo bella, resca,
eDcantadOra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-10
QUERER ES PODER

Una extrema palidez cubria su rostro. Sus grandes
ojos obscuros parecian mueho mayores tenian
preston de amargura dficil de describr.
Su boca marcha parecia que va saba dar mas
que los soozos que las sonrisas que haban
morado labios otro tempo, hab1an huido de
elos.
-Sientese usted, seaorita-dijo Casilda, quen, Pc
de vera todos los das pudo mrar sin Ell es
trago profundo que los pesares haban hecho aque
semblante encantador.
ST. 10 harey-repuso Rosario debil,-que fe
subo rendida.
-,Por que no me ha namado ustedi mo era mas re-
guar que bajara 20!
NO podia decrte ante testigos 10 que voy decrte
solas
liable usted, senorita.
Mira que he recibido hoy por e correo INTERIOR
iio Rosario sacando de bolo carta dobada con
La forma grosera del an6nimo presentandosea su hep
mana de leche.
Esta se levanto fue al bane6n, desdoblandoa pa
saudo DOR ella Ia vista Deca de esta suerte una le
ira fea des6gurada:
"Se6ora dona Rosario: un Amigo quere desenganar
" acerca de la nfame conducta de Esposo: Sc que
e en- relaciones bailarna que bale menos que
", es muy desBergonsada: llama ceferina, biVe
en h Gale de las Infantas cuarto bao n6rmese used
me dar& Las Gracias aunque tenga e Gusto de como
eelne."
.10raa eusto seria! ivaliente hrib6n!-exclan6 Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-10


frente al Ayuntameinto, el senior jose
Candida, quien fue asistido por Ell doctor
Barbosa, que pasaba en- dichos momentos
por el mencionado sitio.
En- Mayaguez, estan pasando una tenn
|porada las distinguidas profesoras seiio-
|ritas Josefa Arenas, Pepita Conte y eF
|joven Rafael Arenas, hermano de la pri-
|mera. A todos deseamos las mas gratas
|impresiones.
MuchOs de los amigos del seiior A. f.
Lindberg, Jefe Investigator en- la oticina
|del Auditor, han recibido aviso por este.
|1ltimo correo de su enlace matrimonial
con la senorita Katheryn E. Cahin, de.
Nueva York. Los esposos Lindberg Sc es-
|peran en- San Juan por ell vapor Cara
cas- que negara ell pr6ximo jueves.
Sc encuentra enfermo en- Ponce. el
fiscal de aquella Corte senor Palacios Ro--
|driguez.
Ha cesado en- su cargo de juez Mu-
|nicipal INFERNO de Utuado, ell senor Pc
dro Amado Rivera que desempen6 Ell
1puesto durante I'm mes.
Ha regresado de los Estados Unidos,
|el distinguido letrado don Jacinto Text,
dor. que tiene grandes prestigios en- IL
foro puertorriqueno. Ell senior Texidor.
|fue esperado en- ell muelle por varios ami.
gos. Ell BOLET1N lie saluda afectuosa-
|mente.
Ha fallecido en- Isabella la virtuosa da--.
ma dona Damasa Calero, esposa que fue
de don Arturo Quinones. Paz sus res
|tos.
Ha pedido una licencia para compare
Ger como testigo ante la Corte de Dis
|trito de esta ciudad ell senor Enrique
|Gonzalez Mena, juez Municipal de Aqua
|dilla
|Ha tornado possession del cargo de Sc
|cretario de la Corte Municipal de Baya-
| mGn ell senior Guillermo Rengel.
Ell saiior Salvador Fulladosa, ha en-
vado al departaN.e.tc de justicia e! Ju-
|ramento prestado como juez sustituto
|de la Corte Municipal de Humacao, du--
rante la licencia del juez propietario Sc
nor Pereyo.
Los seiiores M. G. Suarez y c., dea
|comercio de esta plaza han hecho cir-
|cr1lar profusamente UNI artIstico anun-
clio DE Ia magnifica CERVEZA GOLD
FBLUME, con los cliches de "La viuaa
|alegre," (The Merry Widow represen-
|taudo Las escemas priucipales de 1a
|aplaudidisima opereta.
LA CERvEZA GOLDBLUME tieDe
va nn gran publico en- Sam Juan.
Los senores NJ. C. Suarez y Co., en-
|viaran una copia' de su anuncno (recueF
do de "Merry 'Widow) a cuaaquieF
persona de fa isla que les envie cin--
leo centavos en- selfo.
Ha embarcado para los EstadOs Uni
dos. ell ioven don Cesar Molina de Ma,
Eaguez.
Aver fue leido en- Mayaguez, ell ca
lendario de asuntos civiles, correspOn-
|dientes al mes en- curse que han de
verse ante aquella Corte de Distrito.
Ha regresado de Mayaguez, deDde
|fue q inspeccionar los teatros de d.
cha ciudad, el Inspector medico del
|histrito Sur ell doctor Garcia de ia
Torres, quien ha emitido un infor1he
(amplio al Superintendent de SaDi-
dad, especificandole el estado de di-
|chos edificios.
Ell sefior Mascara, inspector de ali
'mentos del distritO sur, ha giradO una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-10
A s. 1.6O

Il do nusha utiilal. ~ a6as RaEu
gos Abeeadns, Csrtes 0udlsaaIse. m
tanisntos, Gorpxrssisass y s2llss1
|de todos los ramos, sinu sanbltn p1Ra
los comerciantes, ind1sRisles y PsEss'
mas do nsgoeios, d ecnseinlsntn 70 L.
|Leyes de Puerto 1ieo spHNbsdss pss
las C6maras y el Gvnseys 13ssu6vO N
Al pasado afio De 1907.
3e venden { S1.B0 On % nbrefh Ues
Dolson 1eg0a1I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-10

Ha fallecido en- Ell hospital Muniei-
ci al, de Bsyan6a, Fasreneio Seetr'
que d domingo pasade, fue herido eH
una reyerta por 81 joven Jose Then.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-10
Mas nOticias

Aver fue acometido de un accidente
frente al Ayuntameinto, el, senior jose
Candida, quien fue asistido por ell doctor
Barbosa, que pasaba en- dichos momentos.
por el mencionado sitio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-10

Ell senior Mascara, inspector de aal-
mentos del dstrito sur, ha girado una
inspection las tiendas de provislOnes
del pueblo y de la playa de Ponce, -
NADIA en- NAL estado.
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-10
A CYCLONE CELLAR.
Detailed Plans for Construction of Un- derground Room in Case of
 Tornado.

Many farmers on the western plains have cyclone cellars. When boards and timbers are used to construct the walls the wood will rot out in few vears and have to be renewed, says Concrete Review The accompanying
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-10
Plans for the Cellar.

illustration shows a cellar whose walls and roof are built of concrete. The walls are five inches thick and can be made by digging the hole sui ficiently large to construct false work and leave an open space of five inches for the concrete. The roof is arched and the concrete can be put on false work to the proper thickness and smoothed over on the outside with trowel. Tile with metal coverings over one end are fitted in the top of the arch for vents. Fig. 1 shows the plan of the cellar with proper dimen- sions, Fig. 2 the doorway and Fig. a cross section through tEe center. There is no danger of the roof blow ing away or being caved in with a piece of flying timber.
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-10
JUST THOUGHTS.

The joke is usually on the man who buys a joke book.
 To err is human; failure to profit by the error is ditto
 Other men may be towards, but you are merely discreet.
 Many a mans failure has been spoiled by his wife's success.
 A woman seldom knows what she wants or what she cant have
 If you don't see what you want, be philosophical and want what you see
 A woman thinks her husband is cross if he happens to criticise her cooking
 No, Alonzo, a girl never wears a 'fascinator" because she thinks she needs it.
 The love of a man for himself is almost as great as that of some silly woman for him.
 The longer a woman remains in the spinster class the more people are sur prised when she gets married.
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-10
RAISED
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.

 Harry, so % .$ 20 As F, 30 oo~~ 20 - stock stock horses % - - - oo-~-~~ -- -- 2Ooo 75o sheep ,s 400 400 oo-~~~ 66 66 Fees~ F E Iohn 24 block e~~ oo~~~~~- Fist ' B. 5 ~ - stock stock of of goo goods - - oo-~~~~~ FrsmanL Lo, lott and 75 oo~-~ a5 FremanD L w. k1---~~ 75 Flake w. J,J ,Jr~- n4ovemen R.-~-~~~ w. land and improvements 525 oO 3o9 stock $50 15o Frost H~~~~~~ tloa1s ~-~~~ ~~~~- ts 100 mpve 50 sockc Freeman ts 3an4b w. lot block ka~~- 75 houshol 5oo.--
 
 land 1a ~ 1e5 70 Joeph,~~----~~--~~-~ land 60 ooo~ Is --~~-- 35
 6, 25 |nnprov work 60 20 -~-~~--~---~- 20 - ;Ss+.SS:: ;s # @sss - - ,5S ss- ss s55 55 -~~-~--~~----
 la Iadda sasnent- ~ - ~~~~~~- hOushold goods -~~~~~-~~~~ Gddswothy V lot g. block 1s7 5o~ 12 Gra Prfcto to--- lots 7and1s blok4~ ts ss sass* Hsss a: lot lot block block ,ss oo ss - :ssss9s: :5sS s .ss: - 95SSss:-. 5SS ss 1000 5SS Greer R. D,~~--------~ stock stock cattle 400 400 OO~ 600 600
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-22
> OOooooooOooooeG

NEW YORK, Jan. 1J.-The city
of New York with its crowded mil
lions, its slums, and all that goes
to make it a breeding spot for the
dread white plague, has thousands
of consumptives, yet Dr.. Woods
Hutchinson, one of the city's ia
nous doctors, declares that If he
had SIG, 000,0 900 and despotic pow
ers ne could practically wipe out
the disease on Manhattan island in
five years.
DR.. Hutchinson's plan is to re-
move all tuberculosis patients to
isolation camps. The more adj
vanced cases would die there, the
others would get we'll, go home
and go to work.
In the meantime, relieved of d.
rect contagion, new cases would
diminish greatly from year to
year, until by the end of 1913 the
disease would be practically gone.
The families of wage-earning con-
sumptives would of course have
to be cared for during their alb
sence.
Consumption has already been
stamped out among consider
able proportion of the American
people. In the regions of detach-
ed houses, occupied in the main by
prosperous and wen-educated fam
lilies, whose members begin to un-
derstand that to permit one of
their number to die of q disease
so easily prevented or cured as
consumption would be disgrace.
Yet so years ago consumption
deaths were probably commoner in
well-to-do native American fami-
lies than in any others, since these
could better afford weather-strips,
tight coal stoves and other deadly
luxuries. The substitution of tight
stoves for open wood fires-to
this day the best ventilation
known-has cost uncounted lives.
Today most intelligent people
understand that coddling kills,
that consumption is communicable
and that at the start 1t can be
cured almost invariably. What
has been done for the well-to-do
can be done for the poor; only
government must help.
To check consumption In the
entire country within five years,
to reduce its annual death rate
to about that of diphtheria or
measles and save 100000 lives a
year, might cost for the entire
five-year period SIPS, 100000 in
money and some politically dan
gerous constitutional changes. The
support of the army and navy for
a single year costs about $780,
100000.
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WAR FOR HUMANITY
,oOsOoooooooooos
COSTS ONE STATE ALONE
500, 900, 900 A YEAR

D WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan.
D 19.-The annual cost of tu-
D berculosis in the state of New
D York alone, according to a
D report made by the state
D board of charities to the GEN.
B sus department, is $4,000
D 100000, which includes the
D value of the workers prema-
D turely lost to the common
wealth. This value is COM
B puted from the earnings
which should have accrued
between the date of the
D death and the end of the pro-
, ductive period of probable
} life," less the cost of mainte-
} nance during the period.
} This, from the standpoint
} of economies" says the re-
, port, tuberculosis costs the
} state far more in one year by
, the lives it destroys than
, would be required to estab-
B fish efficient preventive
, measures, besides which the
, employment of public money
, for this purpose will direct
D ly conduce to the happiness
D and well being of all the
D people Of the state.'
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STOLEN GOODS
ARE Returned

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BELLINGHAM, Jan. "a
Stricken by a guilty conscience
the unidentified person who APP
propriated hand satchel contain
ing, among other articles, sil-
yer dollar and $4,000 in negotia-
BILE checks belonging to a Mrs.
John Kienast, tossed the recepta-
Gle into her yard yesterday after
noon.
The satchel was returned a
few hours after its loss was re-
ported to the police. On investi-
CATION it was found that not an
article in the satchel had been dis
turbed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-22
To PUT loan
SHARKS OUT
OF BUSINESS

OLYMPIA, jon. Ex-senator
Cotterill OF King county has a
bill designed to put the loan
sharks out Of business, and before
the session is over he will pre-
sent other measures with this
end in view. The bill he has pre-
pared provides that no assign
ment of salary shall be legal I'M
less 1t is signed by the employer
and the wife Of the employee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-22
Committee TO MEET
WASHINGTON SOLONS
NAMED BY OREGON

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 22.-Presi-
dent Bowerman of the senate
this morning appointed Senators
Bingham, Schofield, Norton and
Sinnott as members OF the joint
committee to meet a like commit
tee from the legislature of Wash
ington to confer on Columbia
river fishing. On the part of the
house, Smith, Farrell, McCue and
Dodds we're appointed by Speaker
Macarthur.
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Cottage on a paved street.
$3.50 CASH, BAL. $40 PER MONTH
ST

Cottage on a paved street.
$3.50 CASH, BAL. $40 PER MONTH
G ST., NEAR 2IST
Piastered house of rooms and
porcelain toilet years old, in good
condition. This is the best close-fn
little speculation In the city. Will
rent for $12 per month.
IL LOTS S4OO CASH DOWN
9TH AVE. DIST. PRICE $3.50
IL lots and " interest in new 5-r.
cottage, rented for 5000 monthly.
Only 8 blocks from 9Th av. and the
boulevard, in a location constantly
growing in value. Cleared, plowed.
stumped and In first class condition.
Lies on top OF the hill. Balance due
state can run Q years at per cent,
payable ON or before.
5-R. HOUSE, 23D ST. $1,000
HALF CASH, e15 PER MO, PER
CENT
Good 5.room house, newly paint
ed. plastered and electric lights; in
good neighborhood. All city linz
provements; 100 feet from car.
t105O, WILL RENT FOR SIT
SOUTH 28D, NEAR X
Good 5-room house, closets, plas-
tered, electric lights. toilet etc. All
city improvements In and paid. This
INV BUSGxf.ow $500 CASH
2 lots and new broom and bath
bungalow In west End, y block
from car and in fine nelghborhood-
Only. SIS per month payment Price
$l750. Fruit trees and garden.
M. ID. KOEEmEH n CO.
4th Floor Berlin Bldg.
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Pacific Avenue

10 acres on Pacific av., just out
side city limits; good soil and ripe
for plating. Price and terms right.
land, close to city and car line; 3M
acres cleared; 4-room house, barn,
chicken house, good WELL 1875 fruit
trees and swell patch of strawber-
ries, for only $500; $500 cash and
bal, on easy payment.
l have acre tracts and cheap out
side lots for sale.
II. II. IAwH0RN
GA Bernice Bldg.
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Read Grafton's List.

ai NORTH 10TH AND STREETS
S, e. corner. 50xl20 feet, with two
houses renting for $42 per month;
both streets paved; all assessments
paid; on Point Defiance car line A
good buy for investment or specula.
ton. We have the exclusive sale OF
this property, and VIII give price
and terms on application.
EAST e AND 34TH STREETS
Lots 1. and ., block s423; fine
corner, 2 blocks from N. p. Hospi-
tai and Mckinley Park car line.
ance in 1, 2 or 3 years. at Z per
cent. We have the exclusive sale.
SOUTH SIXTH AND X STREETS
The S. e. corner. 30x100 feet, with
good residence, for $4,000. ono OF
the best combination residence ana
business sites in Tacoma; junction
of car lines; move the house and
build store with flats above: a
sure money maker. We have the
exclusive sale.
d STREET SNAP-One lot on the
lower side. between 18th and 18th
streets. for $4,000. Terms are half
cash and balance can run 10 years,
with interest at 5 per cent. Frame
improvements rent for s36 per mo.
ANOTHER GOOD BUY-One lot
on upper side of ID, between 18th
and 18th streets. for $1,000. Terms:
Half cash and balance in years at
6 per cent. Frame improvements
rent for SIS.
TREMENDOUS ACREAGE BAR
|GAIN-142 acres close to Tacoma,
on beautiful lake; n splendid piece
of property to plat into acre tracts
or 1t would make an ideal country
home. Price for a few days is So
500, on terms of 81 500 cash and bal
ance in years at 6 per cent No
telephone calls answered on this.
to the office for details.
SIXTH AVENUE HOME-Iand-
some new 6 room house, with con-
crete foundation. half basement,
large fleored attic; / n lots; on car
line. Price $4,000. Terms: $1,200
cash and balance to suit, If 3 lots
are desired price is $4,000.
10 ACRES SOUTH OF CITY LIN
IT'S. being the sw Il of ne "A OF
section Aba east: all level; about
$1,000 worth of timber and wood on
the tract. Price $500; easy terms.
PACIFIC AvENUE-one lot near
Milwaukee depot site for $4,000.
ST. HELENS AVENUES lots on
upper side. between 4th and 9Th
streets, paving paid, for $12,5O0.
Terms $4,000 cash, balance in an
nual installments.
ST. HELENS AVENUE lots,
upper side, near End St, paving
pair, for $4,000. Half cash, balance
in 3 years.
A. E. Grafton & Co.
5o2 Berlin Bldg. Tel. Main s7O
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LARGE SUN FOR
the DEFENSE Of
LABOR LEADER S
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.o
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22.-At
the session today OF the United
Mine Workers Of America, the
delegates voted to appropriate
$3.50 to the fund being raised
for the defense Of John Mitchell,
former president OF that organi-
zation; Samuel Gompers and
Frank Morrison, the labor lead
'ers who were sentenced to i'm
prisonment by Justice Wright.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-22
J. E. Darling & Son
s2s California Bldg.
NorICE mo- CaEnIrons

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Pierce County.
In the Matter of the Estate or w.
III. johnson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of w. III. John
son, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within one year after the first pub,
lication of this notice, to the under
tna, Pierce County. Washington.
being the place for the Transaction
of the business or said estate.
Date of issuing and first publfca-
tlon the seth day OF December, 1905.
THOMAS MASON,
Administrator OF the Estate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-22
FLOOD RECEDING.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
STOCKTON, Cal, Jan. "a
The flood waters are receding
from Main street this morning and
the entire city will be dry by late
this afternoon, except in places
where the water is being retained
by railroad embankments.