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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
New South Dakota corporations.

PIERRE, S. D.. May 19-Articles of in
corporation have been filed for the First
State bank of Davidson, with a capital of
$40 600. incorporators, NJ. b. Briggs, st.
Paul. c. e. Lemon, f. A. Finch, Lemon;
T. o. Roseland, Lemon C. A. Bennett,
Meadow; II. b. Scott, Davidson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Coffee Market.

closed dull net unchanged 10 points lower
Sales, 1900 bags. Close: May, June and
July, 64Oc; August, Csc; September. 65oc
october and November, 6.55e; December,
660c; January $3.50; February, 6.67c; March
669c; April, 6,TOc Spot, quiet; Rio, No. Z,
sac; santos No. 4, csc. Mid, quiet; Cor
doya 9L0l2iLc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Treasury stntement.

WASHINGTON. May ls.-The condition OF
the treasury at the beginning OF business
today was as follows
Trust Funds-Gole coin, 1854, 23l $50; sill
yer dollars, $4S9 49, 600; silver dollars OF
1880. IS, 700 silver certificates outstand-
ing. S4s9, as, 600
General Fund-Standard silver dollars in
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
st. Joseph Live stock Market,

ST JOSEPH, May l9.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, l,4OO head; market slow but steady; |
steers, $550dt775; cows and heifers, $500
725; calves, $3.O0q700
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market SO
1Oc lower; top, $9.55; bulk of sales, $1,000
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1900
head market l5q25c higher; lambs. $3.50
a910.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Unsettled and Colder in the North
west-TEThups showers Tonight.

OMAHA, May 10, 1910.
The eastern disturbance is disappearing
off the upper Atlantic coast. An area OF
high pressure overlies the Ohio valley and
south over the South Atlantic states. A
depression overlies the upper missouri val
ley and northery Rocky mountain slope,
and is followed by an area Of high pressure
that Is moving in over the Pacific slope.
The weather is generally clear over the
lake region, Ohio valley, and eastern states.
1t Is cloudy In the southern states, the
lower Mississippi and Missouri valleys. and
outhwest, and rains occurred In these
sections within the past twenty-four hours,
and continue IN the west gulf states this
morning Unsettled and colder weather &C
companies the disturbance in the northwest
and conditions are favorable for showers
in this vicinity tonight or Friday, followed
by colder Friday afternoon or night.
Temporal ure and precipitation as com
pared with the last three years, ,oo. ,oo-
Minimum temperature. 60 % s. "
Precipitation .......,...... 90 W w W
Normal temperature for today GA degrees
Deficiency in precipitation since March l.
4A inches. -+.,... ,oo.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1902
2.14 inches. - an.
deficiency corresponding period in 1908
L50 inches.
l.. A. WELSH Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin
For Omaha Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m, 18th meridian tllne'
Thursday, May 10, 1910: -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20

PIERRE, S. D., May 19.-Goyernor Yes
sey, on recommendation of the state par
don board has granted pardon to Henry
r. Elliott, who was sent from Coddngton
county on a charge of murder.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20

Sa4 SO7 SIS; working balance in treasury Of
fices. SIS, 6i2; In banks to credit OF treas
urer of the United States, $50, 60SOSi; sub
sldiary silver coin. S21. CT ,3dS; minor coin,
N,3l2622; total balance In general fund, $751;
SPA 2O5
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
New York Mining Stocks.
Rank CIearinRs.
Metal NlarRott,

OMAHA, May 19.-Bank elearings for to-
spending date last year We're $2,5SS, 100 ,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Articles. open High, Low. close Yes'y


WHEAF=No 2 hard, $i030r1.O5; No. 9
hard. 99cQS1.03; No. 4 hard. 93cGpSLO0 No. 2
spring, y10Sql.OJ;s No. spring, 99c@AOJ
No. dlfrum, S54S5hc; No. durum s59pS4c
CORNING. 2 white 60Rc; No. white
low, 5sg5S&c;' No.'S yellow, 57Ed5Sc; No. 4
yellow. 56a67es No. 2 5SGp5Shc; No. 3, 57lA9
bSc; No E.b8G57c; no grade, l1Q5Oc.
OATS+Stanaard, acc; No. white, 3slzQ
39c; No. 4.whtte S7qSSc; No yellow, SO
sc; Nof4 yellow, SeqS7c; No. mixed, 500
bANa ~. - 'r--A -,
KBARLEY-No. 4, 5000; No. feed. 469
6c; rejected, 43Q46c.
RYE-Eo. 2, 7SQ74c; No. 2, 72973c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Omaha Hay Market.

OMAHA, May ls.-HAY--No. /. 80. No
q $500; packing. $500. Straw: Wheat $3.50
rye and oats. $50, Alfalfa. S1250 The
best grades % hay are holding their own
but nobody seems to want the poorer qual.
ity at any prisa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20

MILWAUKEE, May f9-FLOUR-Duu
WHEAn-No. l northern, N.ll0ll2; No. .
northern, N.09Is July. SlO2Ys.
OATS-42Mc.
BARLEY-Sa 5S76Sikc ...
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
LiverpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. May ls.-wHEAT-Spot
dull; No. red western winter, no stock;
futures. easy; May. s. lihd; July. Is llkd
October, 7s Nd.
CoRN-Spot. quiet; old American mixed
as Tlkd; new kiln dried, IS sid; via Gal
weston. IS Sd. futures dun; July. nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Peorla OHM Market.

PEORIA H., May ls.-CoRN-Lower;
No. yellow. eohe: No. yellow, 5sltc; No.
g. B9ihc: No, 4 S7&e; no grade, 51h655c.
oATS-Lower; No. white, l2le; No. 8
white, lHQ42lsc; No. 4 white. l0bse; stand
ard, h%df2lsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
To DIssoIve the Union

Of stomach, liver and kidney troubles and
cure biiousness and malaria, take Electric
Bltters. Guaranteed, SOC. For sale BY
Beaton Drug Co. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Minimum temperature for twelVe-hou
neriod andinp at a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

Generally warmer weather prevails
the corn and wheat region. APP
preciable showers occurred in the Kansas
City and Minneapolis districts. J..
l.. A. WELSH l..
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Now YorI. Moner Mnrket,

NEW YORK, May lS-MONEY-On call
easier at 2qS& per cent; ruling rate, 3Ik
per, cent closing bid "a per cent; offered
TINE LOANs-Easy and dull; sixty DAYS.
81 per cent and ninety days 3&Q4 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-44@5A
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm, with
4.s425 for slxty-day bills and at $S725 for
demand. Commercial bills, As3A a4SS&.
SILVER-Bar, $3.50. Mexican dollars, 44c
BoNDS-GoYernment steady; railroad,
\ Closing quotations on bonds were as
follows:
90 "a coupon icoS Inter Met ts IS. 81
U, s. IS: rss'''''''''l%S5, Inter: N M 4hs.. s.
Ailis- Chamers ist IS y Lake s. d. Is, 1881 ss%
Am, 7. 4 T, cv, 4s,lolEM.. X, & T. 1st Is. s7s
Am. Tobacco S.. 7SH edo gen. li4s.....,, Sc
do g. .,...,.,..,.,..lOe Mo. Pacific 4s....... 7sk
Armour Co. 4ls. g Natl R.R OF NJ, AVS A&
At S6 so sen 4',,'' 80 N Y; Ssni 6 s%s' 81
.do CIV. 6s......,.. III NY, MIA H, cos lS9lb
B. o. 4s.......... ssh do ev 4s..,........ .I02S
do Shs. ..,,......... sohNo. Pacific .,.....lOl
Brooklyn IT. e. Is Ore s. L. rfds Is. ssa
ecenl Leather bs ssA sdo con. a. ,l0s
Scent r. r. OF N, Reading sen. 4s...,.. gx
ohes q ohio 4Hs iOiI do gen. 5s......s..'' g
do AUS CIV. W L.. 9tA sst. L. g. W. e. a m
ssChi. a Alton SIS. 70 do list gold 4s. 80. ssIh
c., B. & q. il, A.. 90 seaboArd A. L. adj. IS Ts5
do gen. ls..,.....,. W%so Pacific COL Is . 81
c.. NJ. & 81. p d. 4s 92A do CIV. A..........,iO i
C., r. l. a p. c. IS TN do LIST ref 4s....... 6aH
do rig 4s.......,.. Sshso, Railway IS. 1854
sColo. Ind. bs.,... IsA do gen. -. ....,... nv
ssColo Midland 4s... f6A Union Pacific IS lOi Y
Colo. 4 Southern ref. do CIV. ls......,.... iO6 U
and ext. tlas,,,.... NA do LIST and ref a. SaE
s$D. a Hudson A. 100 u S. Rubber C.. .iOsL
Cd a r. @. 4s..,...- - a. 8, Steel "a %. 10. lOl
do ref. 5s.........., s2AVG.-Caro Chem. S. Ssk
Distillers' IS, 70 Wabash st Sc lOsN
Erie prior lien g.. 0A do LIST and ext Is TOK
DO son. Aa...,...,.. 70 Western Md 4s...., s4Jl
sdo CIV. 4s, series % SwestinSh. &c CIV. Sc 50
edo CIV. IA. series Ssh Wis. Central 4s...... 81
Gan'l Eleo. g.. .l40A Mo Pacific 81 otfa. 81
IBID. ssoffered.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Snwnr Market.

NEW YORK. May E--SuGAR--Raw
nOminal muscovado, So test. 374c ceutrifu-
S.i9c Refined steady; crushed 6aSo;
granulatcd, 5,25c; powdered 5.%c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20

sc; No. 8 6lq6l&o No. 2 white. &C: No.
3 white, 63I406aS,c.
Ky E-iUut2c.
HAG-Unchanged; choice timothy, $500;
choice prairie, $40 T5aii.OO; cnoice alfalfa.
tlS50Gfi750
DO ItER-Unchanged; creamery extras
2Oc.
bGGS-AbOut steady; current receipts
new cases. $50; miscellaneous cases, A9O;
southerns, S.O5. storage packed, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20

Cash quotations We're as follows:
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents, $4,000
$40; winter straights, 81 25a490; spring
straightsl A5O@475; spring patents, $3.50
BARLEYEFeed or mixing, 52a57c: fair
10 choice mailing, 6Sa67c.
SHEpsFlSS N0' sESshw TiatSx %
PRovfSiI6SNsAPOrh, mess, per Dbl. 500. 25
@2a.5O. lEafdr per 100 lbs. Sl2S7bsQl2.S 90
clear sides (boxedl, $l3.75Il4,O0.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to, $4,000 bu, Primary receipts We're
$4,000 BIZ, compared with $4,000 blu. the
Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow: Wheat,
o. eSrsi CORN 90 cars; oats, lzS cars; hogs,
GRioas6F cash Prices-wbeat; No. 2 red,
E.lsI}sqial.; No s'red, slO7e{iIs; No; hard,
N.Shqll4; No. hard. Sl.061s@1, ~; No,
spring, M.00al.l2 Corn: 10, 2 cash, 6lA
gee No, ; cash, s514ci No: 2 white, 600 sc;
No. 8 yellow, 6lho oats: No. 2 cash,
zoe; Mo- white, lSc; Ms white, 4Olta42c
standard 421sq4Slhc. .
BUTTER Err = Firm; creameries. ss9Ec
EGGs-Firm. receipts. l2.4is cases; at
nI&k. ,Ssses Included. isQl7o; firsts. lSc;
GHEEsELFlrm; daisies. I4ateEo: twins.
is4@isns' young Americas. l6c; long horns.
..TaIpAToEs- STEADY: choice to fancy. 2sa
sol Ffalr 70 good, 2Sal7c
PouLTRfAsteady; turkeys, l5o: chick
YEAI.-steady; 50 to sO-lh, weights. saso;
60 70 SS-ie; weights salQc: IS 10 ll0-lb
Csrlot, reSeipts--roday: Wheat N cars.
corn, 10 cars oats, las cars. Eestimated
Tomorrow; Wheat, 50 cars; corn, co cars
oats l2S cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Steek ards, South Omaha, for
twenty-tour hours ending at. 5 o CLOCK yes
terday:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20

slLVER-Bar, steady at "a l3-l6d per or
MONEY-3d3h per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 3ss6I3A per cent; for three
months bills, 3 s-l6d3% per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
London stock Market.

LONDON, May 19.-The market for Amer.
and improved on bear covering. At noon
the line was firm with prices y to point
over the New York closing OF yesterday.
London closing stock quotations;
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HYMENEAL.
GraftOn-Betts.

HURON. S. D.. May l0,-(specialS-,
Walter M. Grafton Of Mitchell, president
OF the South Dakota Anti-SaIoon league
and Miss Clara A. Belts of this city. were
united in marriage Tuesday evening by
Rev, c. IL. CRUDE of Miller, assisted by
Rev. c. A. McCauley of Brdgewater. The
ceremony was witnessed by few intimate
friends and occurred at the home OF the
brides brother, DR.. S. c. Belts The couple
departed on an east bound train for visit
in Chicago, Boston, Washington, New York
and other cities, returning in about a
month to reside permanently In Mitchell.
Foley Kidney Pills contain In concen-
trated form ingredients OF etsablished Their.
sneutic value for the relief ana cure OF all
Lidney and bladder ailments
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
Ikansas City GFaln ana Provision..

KANSAS CITY May ls,-WHEAT-May
Si.02 bid July, aAei september. S5Ne bid
hard. sl;e6R1lls No. 8 SiOOGl.os, No. red.
u,ssll1.ls; No. s. N.O4Glll. q E7
WfTS-Unchanged No. white, asaA4c:
M 4 mixstfs S7el40c. .Gl
NORNsAW ~ e0esc BID; July, 60IAc sellers.
81 tembers bSAc bid; December, 52lbGl5sS.e
bi6; cash unchanged; No. mixed, SKA
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SMELL WON'T
ENTER RACE,

Continued From Page one)
Will become the ally OF Tacoma and in four when Wesley
Jones to retire Tacoma will
place. Spokane and
day they fit to do looks
going
That is the political side of the affair
The real significance of the situation is that this
dominated by the CannonAldch Washington
ton is going to become insurgent.
The people of this citing tired having public
speakers
congressman mentally politically
whole flock of the Western The
Western movement and it is to it will
men who will largely dominate 1t Pondexe himself
nation is beginning take heed Poindexter
ete Middle Cummings Doiver
who have the the insurgent
mandng that the
the people coming both
they will become
the
That is the prestige phase of the matter.
And the big thing Tacoma,
country moving higher which recognize
The nation is waking to a
fostered
back for while let justice be the whole
The nation has been the theory-take
and they will take The
the nation give everybody and alike
low will be able to himself.
That the patriotism in
And Tacoma lining up that. has
stopping the give the
chance broader patriotism
to the looks year
to be the peoples
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TAFT CONTRADICTED
! HIMSELF BECAUSE
CONTINUED Fro m Page One.

L CONTINUED Fro One)
sfatonsts the first effort Blger
Welt policy
In IIery admissions IL is
snap of his They plain Judicial
temperament failed
vacation, and he
KEEP SECRETS FROM PUBLIC.
Right policy
the policy by which the
itself in the Ballnger
ton from the first
and large uphill,
word for it that everything X Was
Another section of the public.
raed President Taft
his subjects his
known that he felt
opponents bound force president
the congress investigate
Then the and remains
rugged today for
has the verdict
by STEP few with Brande
have forced a complete
TODAY THE PUBLIC KNOWS BALIINGER
CHAMPION OF TIE GUGGENHEIM-NiORGAN SYNDICATE,
FOlSTED ON THE ADMINISTRATION.
EXPOSURE BRINGS
The president and Ballinger
secret of the share Oscar Iwler
revelation of this becomes
sham opinion needlessy pcated this
The theory that the PRECEDENT carefully
charges before passing them has been exploded
The public Is abused every
point If the public suspicious.
the president.
Wherefore, Washington rid
Bainger has wondered for months for that
president sticks to his
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S&IEIYt

Mrs. George @. Wagner will b,
hostess Thursday afternoon at hel
home on North e street at a re.
ception and musical compliment.
tary to the members of the Y
w. C. A. Mrs. Charles Foster
and Mrs. G. r. Claghorn will as
sist as hostesses. Mrs. Frank
said. go. K h, ?cshrd cmfw vg
Kelsey has arranged the program
and viii be assisted by Miss Tut
tie, a Portland pianiste. The af-
ternoon is the first of seevral So
ciety affairs to be given for the
associations new summer camp at
Sylvan, which still lacks $4,000
of being financed.
A tea for the Altar society Of
st. Patrick's church will be given
Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Anna j.. Murphy,
924 North L street. All women
of the parish are invited.
The Lakeside Country club will
hold its third annual opening to-
morrow evening to which club
members and their ladies. have
been invited. Special cars will
leave Ninth and Commerce streets
at 7:10 p. m.
The Young Peoples society of
Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church will give a "necktie" So
cial Wednesday evening in the
church parlors. On Friday even
ing the children of the church will
be entertained.
The Pennsylvania society will
hold a basket social tomorrow
evening in the Tacoma Music hall.
the ladies bringing baskets. A
program, including dancing has
been arranged.
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A launch party will be given to.
morrow evening under the aus
pices of the Tacoma district of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union.
The launches Corinne and Tyree
will leave Point Defiance park at
1880 p. m.
Mrs. A. NJ. Craig is hostess this
AFTERNOON at her home on South
Fifty-eighth and o streets, COM
Iplimentary to the members of the
Alpha club.
The ladies' auxiliary of the
brotherhood of Locomotive En-
|gineers will give card party next
Friday afternoon at the East Ia
coma Odd Fellows hall.
Vida chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, will entertain at cards
tomorrow evening at the Masonic
temple.
Mrs. Arthur j. Tollofsen will be
hostess Thursday afternoon at her
home, Thirty-sixth and Madison
streets, complimentary to the La
dies Aid society of st. Johns
English Lutheran church.
An interesting musical program
has been arranged for the concert
to be given by the st. Cecilia club
tomorrow evening at the First
Christian church. Mr.. CIaud
Madden, concert violinist, will be
presented.
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divorce courts without being taxed
for it.
Better talk about changing the
divorce laws before taxing the
bachelors. Some bachelors are
cranks just as other men are, but
not all are.
Nine out of every ten would
marry when the right girl is
found.
K. c. was quite right when he
says one must be a mental giant
to pass crisis, for / know several
that have and are willing to try
again.
Hoping you will give this space
in your paper, l remain,
j. l.. ID.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23
SEATTLE BOY
SHOOTS HIS
FATHER

(By United Press Leased Wire
SEATTLE, May 23.-Because
his son Don testified against him
in court, securing his conviction
and sentence for long term for
an offense against his stepdaugh-
ter, Frank Morrow, who gained
his liberty on bail pending an APP
peal. attacked the son in the yard.
Don brought an automatic revolt
yer into the fight and fired two
shots, the second going through
the coat sleeve of his father.
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SERIOUSLY
WOUNDED
IN DUEL

(By United Press Leased wire.)
PARIS, May 23.-Lieut. Ismael
de Lesseps, second son of Ferdin-
and de Lesseps, originator of the
Panama canal project and uncle
of Jacques de Lesseps, who on Sat-
urday crossed above the English
channel in an aeroplant, was seri-
ously wounded In duel here to-
day.
The lieutenant was shot by the
Count de Poligny at the Parc de
Princes in the second round of the
duel. The duellists quarreled over
a woman.
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WANT DEMOCRATS
TO MEET HERE

Tacoma will try to land the
state democratic convention this
year. Committees will be ap-
pointed today by the chamber of
commerce and the Commercial
club to wait upon the state central
committee, which will convene in
the Olympus hotel Wednesday,
and invite the convention to this
city.
Seattle intended to ask for the
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Why is a Bachelor?

| Continued From Page One.)
per, have noted all articles OF
bachelors, as / am one of them.
Some bachelors are buns be
cause they have no pride or re-
spect for themselves or anyone
else. AL bachelors are not buns
by any means.
A great many bachelors have Q
higher moral standpoint towards
the opposite sex than the average
married man or young single man
Why is bachelor?
The daily papers show the mar
riages and scandalous divorces to
run neck and neck.
How many girls of today can
cook a good square meal or bake
bread?
Even though a man can afford
servants after marriage, he looks
for and admires such qualities in
woman.
Call on young lady with a coat
button hanging loose and she will
advise you to go to tailor's. Why
not say, Take it off and I'll fix
it for YOU" providing she can?
Most girls of today care more
for automobiling, theaters, late
suppers and dancing.
Most bachelors that do marry
take widows or grass widows.
Why?
They understand a mans wants
more, and try to please and enter
tain, instead of being pleased and
Then they say, LET us tax the
bachelors" think he has enough
trouble lodging that class of
women that would lead him to the
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Night Messenger Boys
Sunk in Vice
CONTINUED From Page One.)

Continued From Page One.)
pills?"
"Why, they drug men with
them. A red pill is a little red
ball of powder. You can hide 1t
between your fingers and drop 1t
into a beer or hide it in a cigaret.
The man who takes it will go to
sleep. Then the girl gets his
money and runs. away, and the
man wakes UP the next morning.
l know Lot of girls who use
these pills. I've taken one of the
pills when I couldn't go to sleep In
the daytime"
One messenger hoy told an In
vestigator that a woman called
him to room in cheap hotel.
You go back to my room and
see If the fly cops are there said
the girl I robbed a man there
last night and then lit out
II went to her room and there
were detectives there" the boy
told the investigator. ct asked
for the wrong name and then
went back to the girl. She had
me help her move to another no.
tel, and she stayed there until It
blew over"
"The average messenger boy,
after he is broken in," writes
Scott, "is eager for the calls that
take him into the underworld.
Not only are his base instincts ap-
pealed to and gratified, but the
most money is made out of such
calls"
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convention, but has withdrawn
from the field, and will wait for
the convention of 1912, when the
big presidential year assembly will
come.
At the conference 1t is likely
the second district will organize
for the congressional campaign,
and headquarters will be estab-
lished in Tacoma. Maurice Lang
horne is being groomed for the
congressional race.
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RENOVAT|NG
CITY HALL

The city hall is being reno.
waited and repaired.
Today men started tearing up
the tile on the second floor and
1t will be relaid. 1t was all becom-
ing loose and the edges of the
tile were breaking. The water
and light offices have been
changed, and all clerks will be put
in the old water office.
All the woodwork is being wash
ed in oil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23
Two Young
Chemists Open
For Business

Tacoma has the distinction OF
having the largest exclusive stock
drugs. chemical and antitoxin re.
tail home in the Northwest.
Messrs' Friend & Simms. under
the name of &c. A. Friend & Co.
are responsible for this by open.
ing well appointed and complete
house of business at $50 Com
merce, cor. of 18th st. The en-
tire time of these two gentlemen
is devoted to the compromising OF
prescriptions, and with a motor
cycle delivery, prompt service is
promised at all times.
A large stock of sick room sup
plies. such as bandages, rubber
goods, etc, ETC., are of a superior
grade and 1t is very evident that
the best is none too good for e.
A. Friend e. Co..
Mr.. Friend, with an experience
as a chemist of % years standing,
seven years of which he was with
Meyer of st. Louis, two years with
George Knuber. one of the leading
prescription specialists of Broad
way. New Pork, and occupying
similar responsible positions, with
his partner, Mr.. G. f. Simms. for
ten years In Atlanta, Georgia, as
It's leading chemist, will doubtless
give these young merchants a
large percentage of this particular
limo of business.
A handsomely appointed recep-
ton room, with every possible
convenience for the customers,
takes no small part in the opening
of this modern and up-to-date bus
mess. e. A. Friend & Co. invite
inspection and solocit a portion of
Tacoma's patronage. ***
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23
men OF CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN
LADIES

The men will entertain the
ladies of the South End Improve
ment club at seth and L streets
Wednesday night. The mon will
furnish and serve the iuncheon
and an entertainment will be pro-
vided out of the ordinary. Rep
resentatives from many down
town clubs are expected to be
present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23
MESSENGER LOSES
RESPECT FOR WOMEN

D One of the earliest effects
D of the night messenger work
D. upon boys is their loss of re-
D spect for women. Seeing so
D much that is indecent, the {
D boys minds become impreg- Z
D mated with evil; they can {
? talk Of little else. They are
, proud of their acquaintance {
} with persons OF the under {
D world, and boast among {
, themselves of what they {
, have seen and of the atten- Z
, ton that has been paid them. Z
, Naturally their idea of wom- {
D anhood is hopelessly degrad- {
, ed.-Leroy Scott.