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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
HARMON MAY BE-
CHOICE Of
PARTY

WASHINGTON, d. c., April lie
The. possibility of the democras
10 campaign being launched witt
the cry Harmon, Hearst and Har
mony," is being discussed here to
day, following the jefferson da,
banquet last night.
Francis Burton Harrison's dec
laration that Governor Judsol
Harmon of Ohio is the most pop
ular man in the democratic party
Harmon's boom. launched a
the meeting, indicates accordini
to the political wise ones. that =
Is to have the support Of the part,
at least during the off year cam
paign, while Bryan is to be put
the background, so that the demo
Gratis can find out how the coun
try at large views the new line-ur
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15

into the scales, and the price was
Figured out to the last piastre.
And probably the price was
raised bit in his honor.
Standing up in the red-wheeled
cart, the colonel said things-said
things emphatically-to the inter-
prefer, with fist beating upon the
|mudguard, and the interpreter
said them in different sounds to
the boys.
STAND for the present govern
ment," was the substance of Col.
Roosevelt's advice. Under the
mahdi there was a reign Of ter
ror, cruelty and barbarism. To-
day you have Justice, peace and
prosperity"
To a delegation of merchants
he said much the same.
Mrs. Roosevelt did not go to
Afternoon and evening doings.
One and half days of camels,
horses, drags and boating-"on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
ARABS AT THE Bazaar RAISE THEIR VOICES AND THEIR PRICES
IN HONOR OF TR; THE DONKEY SLIDE IS GETTING BETTER

|ef races.
The official hosts on this oc-
casion were Col. Asser and his
American wife. The colonel, In
the absence of Sir Reginald Win
gate, becomes acting governor of
the province. The colonel and his
wife are known as the handsom-
est couple in Khartoum.
Wasn't it great" said the
American visitor, when It was all
over. II expect today has been
the cream of all the trip"
He had evidently had a cork
ing time.
Donkeys and cameras tomor-
row again at 8! Good night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
BY gibson GARDNER.
Copyright, 1910, Newspaper En-
terprise Association.

Copyright, 1910, Newspaper En-
terprise Association.
KHARTOUM, March 16.-My
all from the donkey TODAY was
much more graceful than that of
yesterday. All are agreed on
that.
1t is a good rule-the one I
told you about yesterday. Wait
until the donkey's ears are per-
fectly flat upon the ground, then
elevate the camera in the left
hand, and slide down the neck. Be
careful of the camera. Don't
trample on the donkey. Smile
and remount at once.
Twice today the donkey col
lapsed, and each performance was
better than the last. 1 feel en-
couraged.
Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt were
in a red-wheeled cart. Slatin
Pashaw was on a prancing bay
stallion. The honorable police
,uard were on supercilious-look-
ng camels, and very classy they
appeared in their red Morocco
boots, red eton jackets, white
pantaloons and white turbans,
Iinned in front with red star and
crescent.
Omdurman was our prey today.
rhe name stands for an African
,ity across the Nile from Khar-
toum-a city where $4,000 black
people live as they have lived for
centuries before Stanley and Liv-
ngston and Cromer and Kitchen
or began to make things differ
emit. Here are the one-story,
mud-walled house, the native mar
kets, where gumarabic is spread
out by the acre; where elephant
tusks are piled like cordwood,
and little alleys are lined with
shops where both the manufac-
ture and sale of crude silver arti-
cles, beads, grass baskets, amber
and old knives goes on. Here is
the women's market, where no
men are allowed, and here are the
piles of dura, or native wheat. On
the shores of Omdurmap are
gyasses-crudely fashioned sail
ing craft, with slim spars and la
teen sails, all wonderfully inter
esting and picturesque.
We were up today at s. The
day began with breakfast in the
mess of the Eleventh Sudanese,
across the river from Khartoum.
In the afternoon were "gymk-
hama" races, in the evening din
ner at the Sudan club. At mid
night dancing at the palace"
Oh, yes; lovely, easy life! When
am I writing this? While rest
ing in between.
After the colonel had romped
through several acres of stunts,
he arrived at the market of the
|silversmiths.
This is a new and strange ex-
perience," said he, as he took
out a pocketbook and began max
ing change for a silver box. 81
don't know when I've had a
chance to handle money all my
self"
1t was no bargain day in ON
durham. Silver articles sell by
weight, and the colonels box went
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
REV. MA. MATTHEWS IS
SCORED BY SUFFRAG|S1

SEATTLE, April 10. - Mrs
George A. Smith Of Alki, presiden,
of the Alki Suffrage club, has
come nobly to the rescue of the
suffragettes. She has denounced
Rev. DR.. M. A. Matthews, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church
for branding suffragetes as "fe-
male freaks" She says DR.. Mat.
thews insulted both sexes when he
the suffragette.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15

JACKSON, Miss, April Is
The fame of Hon. lie Roy Percy,
elected United States senator
from Mississippi, at the present
moment rests largely upon the fact
that he defeated fire-eating Jas. X.
vardaman for the job.
Percy is an able man, wealthy
and cultured. He combines the
pastime of running plantation
with the profession of law.
The contest was bitter. Percy
was the focusing point of the
votes of the conservatives, while
the radical members of the legis-
lature died on the ditch with Var
daman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
SACRAMENTO, CAL. April Is

School teachers have received a
quiet tip that the state board is
about to issue an edict that all
male teachers must cut off their
|moustache and whiskers. 1t is
understood that the complaint
against hirsute adornments is that
they are likely to catch germs and
thus spread disease. Just how the
germs are spread from the NOUS
tache is not explained by board
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
SEATTLE SHERIFF
is ARRESTED

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, April 1..-SheriH
Robert T. Hodge Is under arrest
charged with providing protection
for saloonkeepers running slot
machines. Special Prosecutor
White says he has a complete
case. Hodge will plead Saturday
before Judge j. T. Ronald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
AMBASSADOR WILSON SUSPECTS
PLOT To EMbARASS him /
- 's''s00 ss'"a

(By United Press Leased Wire
MEXICO CITY, April 15.-
Harry Lane Wilson, the new Mexi-
can ambassador, who has just ar
rived here, believes a plot, engi-
.neered by those high in authority
has been formed to embarrass him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15

in his work, and to work against
the U. S. government.
A distorted and twisted report
of a speech made by Wilson in
which he intended to compliment
the Mexican nation is being used
to make him unpopular.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15

The junior Bible class of the
Alki Congregational church will
entertain this evening with a
good weight" social in the
church parlors at Sixty+frst aud
Park avenue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
ROOSEVELT TO
TAKE STUMP

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, April 15.-It Is
announced here today that Theo-
dore Roosevelt will take the stumr
next fall and deliver severa
speeches in this state to try to pre-
vent it falling into the democratic
column.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15

Prosper Zurich of this city has
received news from Ely, New, tell
ing him that his brother. Anthony
Zurich, has been appointed dep
uty attorney general at Ely. He
was city attorney at Ely until his
appointment to his present posi-
ton Zurich is a Tacoma boy,
having gotten his law education
here and in Seattle. He is %
years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
MORE WELLINGTON MAIL.

Another large consignment OF
mail has arrived at Tacoma from
the Wellington wreck on the
Great Northern which occurred
March 1. The mail has been COW
cred with snow for weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
WILL TRY WOMAN IN
SUPERIOR COURT

Mildred Dodson, colored, 26,
charged with receiving blankets
and other property stolen from
the Great Northern, was this
morning transferred to the county
jail to await trial in the superior
court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
THREE WOMEN GO TO
ASYLUM IN | DAY

Three women have been COM
mitted to the Steilacoom asylum
since yesterday afternoon. They
are Anna Rotter. Austrian, aged
43; Winifred Price. and Mrs.
Beatty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
BERTELSON GETS CONTRACT

Bertelson & Sons were this
morning awarded the contract for
building the new Olympia-Taco-
ma road. The amount of the
contract is 1894.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
YOUNG MAN HELD

Paul Newman, IL years old,
has been bound over TO the iu-
yenile court charged with tres
passing the property Of Frank
Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-15
;IAL SATURDAY BARGAIN


mostly small readily
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etsrItna .Gr@aaes IN ftetis. -
ei@t " ol.86sI 4.66sS Mnb 90 Iase Si6t
u - l.621-4.S8.
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pons 115--IlbH. 8R reatftrirte lo1a u
I02XS. Coupons i01s--lo2a. ganama Gous
pons 2H l0l seboten.
Der biesmohentlthe auswess Der Stem
Dorfer Banfen lautete ruie tolgt:
Hbnabine In Der Referpe ..... S., ,3S9 $50
3nnabme in ben Darteben.. !. 3,o72, 700
abnabme an Spe,ie sS,17s, 800
gbnabme an ,,aeeal Tenbers".. 81, I,6I5 800
abuabme In ben Depofiten.. :. $3.50, roo
Abnabme In Der 2irtuIation. ). s1,275, 800
Ter lIeberfhub tn Der Reierpe iiber bte
aeieslid poraefdriebenen 25 grosent Der
Tepoiiien beIduft itd iest auf "a. .e69. $50.
Die 1ew Dorter aftsenborie blieb am
Sam'tas sefdIohsu.
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Irb Oppbs MART.
Cincinnati. S. septembsr 1910

etncinn0tt, D. september 1910.
Ter Warft mar aud In Der perfioiieHer
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uno Dinteriioffe. Die slreiie parsn feIl
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gari &c, amsriean MoarniHs nns eran blys.
uno crane bhe, GoEmbia Snoiac SIS, DO.
glourrsna aHn sraae tAc. Ipin Aobrs Boeifis
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senrisi,s ass: xSx q. 2snri.iian n; sss soo esrss
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Gbteago, 8. Gept.

ReIf. - Der T.artt par ftetia. gDtnssr
gat.ntsS4.45-5.15, straisbts -. l5-5.00.
Gprins Hstents beftes$S so. StraisAts $500
--5.l5, gafers So. .sD-s.40.
Netss1. SHr September 9ST -
99sse. ant edluS 9oTe; far Tes. l03A
--l031sc, am SdluB 1876; fir Wai 1887
--109Ic. am S6luB 1887.
Belidfsrn. - 1hr September $50
5914e, am edlus 5s1se; fir 2esembsr
57ss-573se, am Shlub 571.c; far Wat
597s-s014c, am Shlus 60Hc.
3afsr. - Jar September 32h1-33$4e,
am SaIub 33t4e; farDesentbsr 36@I-363se,
am Coins 3Sasc; fir NGt 3sH-39lc. am
Ghlus 39Ic.
Roasen.-ao. Q 73Le.
osrte. - 0ate gutterssrts IS - 5S.,
s1te bis dstce Nalsserfte b5-7le.
dSiaamsn. - Rs. q. u. 24ls,
10. ". G. 253e.
ftmstbp,asmsn. - s7O0--s.oo per
Gentner.
1Is.laam.u.-ss.oo-14.25 per Sent
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Eespsr.. -- $2150-2l.75 per Sbf.
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$20.95; fur Cttober s20.57I-2O.771a, am
S6IuB 5000; fir Sanuar $3.50 --
1870. am SdluB $3.50.
G6maIB. - $l2.20 per 100 S'uns.-
Gar Ssptor. l2.2O - 1920, am SHlub
$ll 20; fir Gttober Sab - l2.25, an
6hluB Sl2.25; far Ropember sll.67L
-ll.75, am SaIss s1l.T5; fir Ssnaa:
$40 .7e-l0.75, ar SGIus $l0.D.
Stsr Stppenietten -- eofe $11.5O
- I2.25 per 100 gfuno. Jar September
$l9.l2I - l2.27L. am ShIsb sl2.l5; fir
Cttober sll.9Q - l2.071a, ON Stlus
sll.92I; fur Janu0r S9.s7R-9.75, am
ehtus s9.sTH.
eduIter n. -- short Hare seiten psr'
Sa6t, $l2 2-3T11-l2.50.
Butter. - Rarst ftetts. ar.ansrs 2417..
-29e, Sairp 25-27e.
tssr. - Rar.t itetsg. 5rii3. 20 -
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4aie. Rarn ts.iJ. Cream l5A-
l6L per gfu1o.
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Die Garneolipbinr.
9on : Il Ie 8 9 o is.

Gs mar eeesn Gnbs zines treffIiz
den, iibereideu Diners. Gtpu Der
3eitpuntt, oa man ii6 - ME Henan
meint -- nahoem Der Magen befriez
bigt iit, pon Der uniterblihtsit Der
SssIe gu uuterbaltsn beginnt.
Wlebrere 9ameH batteu Geipeniterz
seitiatsH, Elm Warinsofft5jer DON eiz
nem gbdnomen Der geIepatbie er3dblt,
oas ibm auf bobemWaeere Die Rabrtdt
bon bsm Sobe elmer entfernten 8er=
panoten ibermitsIt bate. Oottor
2antboine, Der bisber nit ienem Ieiien,
iiberlegsnsn ldheIn oes pipdiaters
Sugsb0rt bate, beFen tdgIide Seiddfz
tieung Die 8sobudtung bon Reroenerz
trantungsn 1T, unterbraa iest Die alz
gemeiuen Gr0rtsrungen:
sd bite i'm ppraus bieienigen
5oerrihdftsn um 8erssibung. Die Iber=
al Dunoer bsrausfinoen SD bin
ndmIit Der Mleinung, oab ben ungez
ipDbnIi6ften Grideinungen cine natiirz
Iic5e uno oft bodit einfahe uriade gu
8runbe liegt. Hur ertennsn mir Tie
nidt INNER. uno oa hdben mir ben
llriprung Der tolitsu 0srmutbungeu.
Wituntsr freiIih iheint es, als tpoae
Die Ratur iih iiber uns luftig ma6en,
10 bduft tie Die punoerlihen 3ufGQe
dufeinlnper. llno ih tam mir Dobi
oenten, oab oieienigen, bic uiat Die
GeDobnun9 unisres meoi3intft gss
Iaulten 5pIasrns uub 5orIdsns haz
ben, ii6 in iolasn 5dlIen gu ben tollz
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lpie osn aus r5auisnounoetner Faat"
oper ben Ring Der Rtbelungen".
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Der meoiSiniIben Welt, feline 8orlez
Iunqen, Die fat ihon ebenIo beriihmt
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mohte.
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odnn Der Arst. ,,Sn meiner Sehars>
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auBergepDhnlider StpOuheit, Bel be-
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cento gliidlih mifhte. Sbre 9aut mar
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ben fIiebenDen 9spduoern, ben grim
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Mmsudrtise mdrfte.
geu lore, 3. Sept.

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7,l57 Htgs. Der Wartt mar beute ftetta.
sprine 3atentss .40-5.7S. sDintsr sfraia5ts
A.35-4.45, Gsutsr gatsnts St.75--5.lO,
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--7 .0S per 100 gFuHo.
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anS selbss 81 .55-l.s0, srotss 81 Sol .55.
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gen Mort, 8. Sept,

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A.50e.
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- Die Hanien unb D5rIes blieben
ssftetn " Gbrsn bes arbeitsrtoses sss
i4iofisn nmb - finb baber In ben nuoti.
suasen pom eamifas ieine AenbsssassH ~
perSei4Hen.
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gas 2abrroo, tpelhes eiue 8

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lang bic gan3e gDelt 81 be5errI6sn
fchien, bat feline popularitdt bier 10.
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3peden benubt. Der Grport Don bier,
lpelher iid 1897 nod auf ST 0o5, 1923
bestfferte, if i'm perflpFensu GistaIs
iabr aui $500, 760 abgefalen,
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