davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

The Alamosa papers give one of
their citizens big boost on account
of his having shipped in a large bunch
Of dogs. Most towns would be better
off II large bunch Of CANNES were
shipped out instead of in.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

Kentucky may be dry In spots. but
Colonel Watterson isn't the only ju-
lep-lover left. General Simon Bolliver
Buckner says he wouldn't swap his
mint bed for all Rockefellr's money.
Pilot.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

Santa Claus has not betsn heard from
on the subject SO far az We know,
but we have an idea that the poor,
overworked fellow would not speak
harshly Of race suicide in case he was
Interviewed
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

Speaking Of cold-blooded murders 1t
ie our opinion that the war correspond
ents who are reporting the progress
OF tho Mexican revolution are killing
a great many more people than both
armies combined.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

After January 3oth the Pullman
company will give you . 20 per cent
rebate from the price of lower berth
TO compensate you for crawling up
ladder into an upper. Thus you see
you will gain both exercise and money
by travelling high.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

/. Filing OF expense accounts by can
didates at the recent election goes on
apace and the returns showed that
some OF them did not get much OF a
run for their money.-Ault Advertiser.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

With one hundred and twenty new
faces in Congress. things should be
viewed differently than In the past
Central City Observer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

A crosseyed girl in Assyria,
The story we hope win not weary you
because her eyes do not track
Her tears run down her back
which makes it case OF bacteria.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

1t is said that 1t is more blessed
to give than to receive but We do not
believe that this applies to giving away
the secrets OF your friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

A Pueblo dairy hand stole . dozen
silver spoons from his employers
home and sent them to his sweetheart
ia Ohio and will probably lose both
HIS girl and his liberty as a result OF
the gift. Moral, 1t don't pay to get too
spoony, at any time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

With the population that Colorado
now has It looks ~ though We were
entitled to another representative In
Congress. 1t Is only . question Of
time until the "msmbsrs" from the
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

The good die young. A Missouri
man of whom 1t Is said that he never
told lie, cussed a cuss or drank a
d.ink, died last week at the tender
age of SO years.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

These are the shortest days of the
year. the shortness being not In hours
and minutes alone but extends to dol
lars and centers in the case of the
average man.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

We hope there is nothing significant
in the fact that 1t is from the dry"
district that the loudest appeals for
parcels post system are ard.-Bay-
fold Blade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

If Theodore Roosevelt is politically
dead. as enemies assert then will he
who feels brave enough to act as cor
oner please step forward. Brooklyn
Times.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

The demand for Red Cross stamps
keeps up but the supply is exhausted.
One thousand of the little stamps were
sold here.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

The Fort Lewis Industrial school
is being urged by Representative Wea-
vel and the local Board OF Trade. Late
reports look more favorable.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

Upper berths in sleeping cars are to
be SO cents less than the lower ones.
As usual the man higher up gets the
advantage.-New York Herald.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

BY the way, the Hon. William Jen-
nings Bryan seems to be living in the
faith that silence is golden.-Westcliff
Tribune.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

It II needless to remark that the can.
didste for governor whose expense &C
count was only cents was not elect
"a Cortex Journal.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

The Denver priest who was robbed
this week while engaged In prayer
must have forgotten the adinonition to
watch as well as pray.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

1t is all right to wish and work
for the two work together nicely but
II you wish and wait nothing will come
OF the combination.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

II the street crossings were cleaned
1t would make 1t much more pleasant
for the lady shoppers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

1t is only three days until Christmas
but the stores look as neat and fit as
could well be under the ruish of shop
ping.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

They tail NJ there Is no toy trust
~ havs never regarded any OF them
= pIaythinss.-Omaha Bee.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

Rave you done your shopping yeti
Why nOt 80 broke quick and have the
aUnny over with. 1i
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

1t looks as If Main avenue is to
be paved. The council got busy on 1t
last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26
~.

\ ~ q ~ ohisf rsasoAs for rsjoic-
~ o9sp ~ victory Of the esteemed
A seeqns 70 ~ hased on the
~ &hat ~ canst - ANYTHING
T. lanbss (0'hio> sta4s Josr-
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

The cold snap makes one realize
that it's Christmas time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

HaFnoa and harmony At the big
|1ltnsro eelshration Baltimore sun-
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

II we were running an aviation news
column we would mention there the
present price of bacon and eggs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

Worrying takes more time and pays
less than any occupation we know of
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

east will have to stt up and take NO
tice Of the majority" from the west.-
Sulphur Springs Times.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-26

LONDON. Eng. Dec. 23.-There is
NO news this afternoon of the fate of
Cecil Grace. the airman who disap-
pearsd In fog while attempting to re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
een Ste mpriI 1910.

rsSe BorSer omfrins bper Siee, % for
boct @aaneb ct ffcrartct SlomiterbiIebe
1 Sarpetrpf. Ser er tun to Ddtmcr
pad bper SiSe mee BEN mosidtte SIDE
bIdni. foa Der er spo YIdos til mango
wapne. Sper Datum er ioripnet meo ct
gibeIipros meo pnsienSe SaImepers.
gosens gnre Iigner rnect Be met eIes
giant insblrnone SaImebeaer, OF nan
ituIee tro, ben maatte toiie ct Bar Tpls
lars sler faa. Den tOiter Dog bare 80
Gents. iaa bet ipnes briitiet al Mugs
burg VubI. Souie at irlge Sen for iaa
lab Yris. men bet aisr Resnina paa en-
enorm ilbbrebeIie, honN soseu sanife bit
bill iaa. Q. Q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

Ia nstaIer ban piitnos Orb, Der fifnbc
itda Tom Totto for BERNIE hans iiniie %
bebite BOG, ct iunst Rotto for ben.
Der ifriper for Iineoommen. 2an er ieIp
SsfieIbsmenneitct i ben unse uorife Si'
teratrr.
On BOG Ser bnrSe l9ies at rcrf ilnss
bonn | gmerita.
Sperre @ortenien
Ehiradp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
8elisisie Ssser.

"aipets @issom". gf 9r. :. M. TiIler.
Sberiai ai Haitor gireer Sdl. arts
ftiauia. Sobs. gisrnitaSs 6orIas.
Saacs | anssburs YubI. Souie. Win'
~neapoIis, Minn. pris beftet 10 Cts.
Stint inbbunoen So Cts.
af 0r. Tiler er tisIieere nStommet !
norIf SperiGttelIe Deb 1aitor San: "@os
fer af Sorne~, "Srsit~, "SperbaesreIis
eion", Set itsrite / 2ipet "os "Sierte'
lag"
Den garnsSe at Sfrifter Der Fpber
fra Or. 0iilers SanrS, bier, at ban ielo
bar iunbet "2ipets 9tiebom". Sbi bpor'
IeSes fiuISe en- RanS elIers bare iitanS
til at ninbe aabeu Snbean9 for foa
ee rsIisisie gseer I IN Sio iom Dor. Or.
Rilers Bigger mootases % I9ies meo
geei9rliebeo, eftsrboert icm nan faar
Smag pad benz.
90 MI benue iibite: "9inets 8isbom".
- Sbem ifuIos life eierne bile I9re,
bnoronn "9ipet", hi Ieper, fan BIZ "ris
eere" enS bet or. CT set life en- aieus
nemeaaenbe SeleIie bIdnbt Wenneifer
nutiIpaes iom eIIers. at 9ipet bpoer pda
iaa meset al Sore % Sauu os @asie oe
gaufeIiebecer, at man ~iuarere er tils
bsielis til at tale ON 9inets "Satties
bonn" ems ON bets ~9figoom"2
Seq t9nfsr ba life pan ben fore
WGneoe for bbem "2ipctS Rieborn" bes
ftadr / Beu9s. sgre, SornsieIier 90
&omfort. Sc faar ia bit iaa mar9en en-
Sang fsIe 2ibets "Sattieoom" miSt | alt
bette.
gaen oeiau be, iom beb, at "inger bar
fit 2io af fit Goos, ON ban er mol iaa
rig" - Cue. ~, 10. - % berfor bar
penSt I'm Si9I mob 8nb for al faa
"9ibets 8iebom" obenfra. fsler iaa tiot
meb Smerte bnor fatti9t beres 2ip er
paa GI9oe. Sreb arait o9 @%eliiguelie.
SEQ tror %iiftert, ale Iaabanne bill babe
itor Rptte os 6ielp al at lpie ~2ipets
8iebom". - Sorfatteren tar os meb no
i SperbagsIibet, | bets WeS9ane oe Noos
gang, og piicr % be mango Rlliebeber
oe Inleoninger, Der er for BEN &riitne til
at lepe ct rigt 2iu. Cab 2ibets pore Sms
I~iGubigbeSer bore Ion be bill = "Qibets
Rigbom~ er life bunbet til beml 8 Cams
funbet meb Seius bar Den ariitne en- itas
itaots iprublenbe &iIbe, iaa at hans 2ios
Riebom altio ian forrpes - ~iubeufra.
giTfop Bang I 8riitionia bar 9ipet Dos
gen bl. anbet fsleenbe OmtaIe:
Sen beres at ben iarnme lpie, rene,
eobe o9 freipiee aarS, Tom pi bar IGrt
at tienbe og globe ps beo | ben celebre
Sorfatters tiblieere Strifter. 90 raar
hi tager os Sib til at forSpbe os | 8oeer.
iaa Ear ri fanffe fadet Sbu for manst
ce meeet. iom Ri tiSIisere life bar t9nft
bibere ODER. 90 oct biIoe oGre os en-
Climbing, ON hi ba meb SorftoneIie al,
hbao Sorfatetren bill, tage til Sierte be
Orb, bpormeb ban ilutter i'm Sortale til
Soger: 'gi bIir boenoe | Gutter neoe |
Salem, mebens Der itnar berlisc YaInoicr
farbise for os paa giereets Snp. SfaI
oi flptte bore SeItp9le % ffaffe os mere
Rum at Iepe i2'
90 meo 0nife ON, at iaa maa Re, lebs
lager iee goeen meb BARN G~ubefaIing.@
2Gs go9en o9 "itaf big mere 8nm at
lene III gner bar Su en- Gen. on bill
eI1be? @in bam berre 8osl
Olaf @~uloietb. 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
geb 9aarctib. Gf Olaf guIbief6. ausss

Sep kuuIeitp. vi SIdl 9llp1efD. uuBSS
burg Yubliibine Souie 1909. Yris
90 Gents.
goeen inSIeSes meb ct pdtfsrt 9iet al
Raitor 8. Spalbp | ariltiania. gooeus
SubboIb er belt I fem 8etraetnineer:
"Soriet", "Si~erlisbebeus SauteIsSbeb",
"Spcrfor arGSer bu?" "Uaeu mi er Sri.
itus ~opitanben" "Ss til Yeter".
8isie Setrastnireer er babe belrs
reuSe 90 ~opbpeseIige. Set sr Sansfrebas
gems og padIferS @~eainen5eber, Tom er
oeres 8ienitano. go9eu uStcm ifior, 90
MI beb YaaitetiSer er ben nGrS at bli
minoet ON paarp. Sen bill l9ies iii itor
GpbpbseIie, os Sremii1ineen er iaa fIar
% letfatteli9, at ben formaar at f9neiIe
baaoe unee oe eonule. Saitor 8ulSietb
bar tore gpner | Retrius al at fren,s
itile be friiteliee Saubbeoer | en- tbs
mRsii9 Sorm, % man mad itoerltg
baabe, at ban I Sremtiben bill forSse Dor
SpbpeeeIiesIitsratur usb here Strifter
al ligneuoe grt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
Acknowledgements Sistiaheo.

SialtelS Ridaro iortRler os ONT. buorts'
bee si 9io gii tact paa @ruHo al ct o0eriet
Sgm; men ~iueieuis Of Siu tabes aarlig paa
Gtrnne al en- upadaetet JortIglsfis. nadr
nogte ida 7oits al &arHer's @hIte Btile OF
Edr, tagei ttioe. piloe baDe irembragt en-
hurtia Sur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

sr. sjDrutab's aiinif, ben bsolt S'
;,srese Qraeiuittuticn | amsriia, Iddr
i,asio itsrre ~Silitrmming ira s'dnol.
ropsr / RoreceFten. SoorforY Soro'
W~atientsn iodr Observation-Disclosures
ina o. iorSi 5initeSsIeH sisnpiHSer IN
SeI6rsS. lio
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
ariasIis surslemmiset. SuuHrsret No.

9dR, uIssUNlJ FHUIIIptIB DuHlt.
goaen er, boab mar elers pleisr at
talSe en- triiteIis &aIenoer. vi bisie er
Der piirnot aSlilise fsr, men Der er itas
Sia SpsrssmaaI efter upe. Sa bsIer life
pan bette Smradee ale Tier at babe bet
iamme. On BEN n9roGrenbe Tan uoen
CoerSripelIe fees. at ben er ben p~atreite
/ ut Slaes. Tom bar let epiet paa norif.
Zen er pdd 3S4 CHER. insbunoeu /
@nIeInit, i~oripnet meo elegant @uIotrps
paa 8ps cs SiSer. goasns Subre ipas
rer fuIsitanSis til hens eIesanie gore:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
gaasr up. af q. 2unbe. Gues6ure
9u6l. Souie 1909. gris so Gents.

gu6I. Souie 1909. gris so Gents.
SeIaa Senne gog er en- berlis Gilbert
til Dor reIieisie 2iteratur. Com 9itelen
antpoer, ifal oaiaa goeen bore ct gGfs
teraab til Dor Sio. 90 bet trGnees
iaare; tbi troSs BEN life rinee officieue
9riftenoom. er bel 2untenbebeu altfor
meaet ct Srrtieube peb Dor SiSs 9riitens
bonn. Set er beune 2uutenbeo paa be
forfieuige SmraaSer. Sorfattereu aus
griber, og ban idar GnIeonine til at iige
uforglemmeIiee Mporsoro til lree iom
samle, inee iom iuuoe, Sor9Iore %
gern, til YtenisbeSen ianpeIiom til Yres
fer os 99rere. Sreen piI I9ie cenne
gos uben at fplbes meo ohbt IIoor. ba
ben eaar reS | Spbcerne o8 eriber inS I
Rennefets giIjelin. % 6orfdttereus
bbbe Spmpati isles eieunem bet belle.
9oaen beitaar al II Nfinit euer Bee
~traotrinaer al pnsicuSe 29ueoe. enten
man bill IGie Dem for ZIG ieIp | gurum
cher bsit | SamiIie.reoien. 9e eener fg
uomertet for beaae SeIe. Sgiaa ON bernie
BOG maa Oct iiees. at BEN er ~uaIminbeIig
Hart o. letfattsIist ~ifrsoet, ina BEN baas
Sc fra SuoboIoets os Sormens Sibs bar
getinee!Ier for at bIi en- reIieies SoItes
bog. Sen er trptt paa aoot Rnpir 90
inSbunoet / baiiert giub. iaa Yriieu er
meeet biIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

eienSommen tiIbase, bpiItet bar Sors
itaneIien meIIem benz? Ser bar insen
gioner.
Spar: V fer life, hpprIebes ban
fan fringe benbe BERTH. Susrban ct
sassonI9s piIbe fnlbe NIB. Ct bet panife'
Zig at iise npset ON paa Gprbaanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
aaben R~orrefponoance.

epprasmaal fra Herioner. ION iffe ppsiper me
Rdpne Ill saebafticnsn, btiparcs tie.
epsrsert bssss afatie ias Gpsrssnaait Ct tlarf %
trbclist Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

1923. 5p.: @aar en- RanS ooeroras
Ger I'm @ienSom til lin 5uitru for at be-
finite iis mob Senrassri, fan ban Sa life
forIanee af beuSe, at bun ilaI sipe BAN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

esns -rsssrss ssssR- III sIasi % ssuns
4 BET samls 2oao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

9s15. Sp.: San StoIeifpret tpirtae en-
Nomilie til at ienbe fine Born paa Stos
len. naar bet er 2h Yeit til Sfolebuiet2
(Minneiota.)
Spar; gprn | Gloeren melein 3 ps
16 Mar CT I Wiinueiota pligtis til at qua
paa efple faa mango tiger, Tom Der bpl'
hes sfple. I Siitriftrt, mcbminSre be bar
ippIist SprfaIb. Spfs Sorelbrcue Dor
faa lanst fra Sfplebniet, at be fan unb.
bragg iis ben 9list, be bar opertOr Tine
gsrn peb at paaie, at be beipser Sfplcn,
faa maa bet bliue Sfplefturets sag at
fsrse for ben npSpenbise transport til
% fra Sfplebnfet. SprGlorcne tan BOG
neppe nmbbrage is benne Vlist ! ners
pGrenbe 5tifGibe, m~eonninSre be sfono-
min er iaa bnarlis itiaet, at be life ca
itnnb til at Urge for be n%bbpenSise
Sranspprtmiblcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

1924. Sp.: Soor I9nse bar ieg nsni9
at uoebIipe nf Saumarf for at nnneda at
bliue SoISat? Seq. forIob Sarniart oa
ies bar iptten Gar eamnel, % dlt'aa
life inSnleIst | 2Gesruuen. SEQ bar n1s
ret Der | 2anbet / fire oe ct bolpt aar
mr.. Seq bar life ubtaact uoset Sorssrs
papir. Spis iee uotaeer mine Vsptrer,
biz BET bieIpe mig rpset, naar ies retler
biem % iRttcr Boz
spar: Spis 1e refer bicm tor soof,
bill ma rimelispis furlanee, at De ifal
sisre Militertjeneite. enten Dc bar NIB.
taset amerifanife gsrscrpapirer ener q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

9s26. Sp.: &nsaaenbe en- Rantecblis
cation / en- 8aarn / Roree, opererdeet I'll
en- Ranb | amerifa oe al oenne ieien I'll
Smbub | 0oree, ipm ienere er oso m.
m. (SpsresmaaI fra Sarge. q. 0at.)
spar: Set bebIte &c nnSer be
nrpute SmfGneigbeber fan SIRE, ct at
ifripe til Sprenifriperen (9. 2. Wasters
faa, 2taeffrpm), eler usiaa bennenoe
Gem til en- Sasprer meb SulSmast ira
Fem til at pptr9oe ps proue Sagen paa
Seres gesne. SpaS Sorenifriperfontp'
ret pil f~prlanee for ben snifebe geileS'
niua, ficnber hi life til. men mere enh ct
Bar Dollars bltr bet pel life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

1926. Sp.: Soor fam ies erboloe THE
game anb iI6 lars" for Staterne Sonia.
@iseoniin 90 Rebralfa?
spar: Sfrip til Seeretarp OF State
benbolbsyiS I les Wptnes, Sa., gsaotiot,
gSis., % 9incplu, Nebr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

1921. Sp.: SoaS er Ndbrtet pna BET
&unpani, Tom fabriferer Sbmdifinen
"Suspenuen"?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

$500. sp.: u. iolste Seitc % @aifis
reri til 9. os b~ortforpagtebe ligeIeoes
lin Sarm til bam. q. babe Weortgaee
Tom SitterbeS. 9. betalte Inlet %fontant,
og ban er mn eaaet SaIIit, ioa u. maa
taee Scitene og Bet sorise tilbaee. Sam
mi g.s Some beholbe ro9en Gel al Giens
Sommen, ener fan u. taee aItiammcn?
(R. SAT-
Spar: San fan 1aa ben peo Sop
fpreffrepne Waabe tase tilbase, bpas ban
bar Mprtgnse |.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-21
Railway MEN To
PARTICIPATE IN
POLITICS

The legislative committee of the
uifterent railway labor organiza-
tons of Tacoma met Wednesday af-
ternoon and formed join legisla-
The brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers was represented by Jas.
A. Foster, w. v. Hawley, III. Alvin
Moore and the Order OF Railway
Conductors by o. L. Mccall, j. S.
Page and Charles Darling, and the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
by Guy c. Gleason, George Cooley
and +. J. Dawson. and the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen by b. X. Sewers. ]. H.
Switchmen's Union or North Ameri-
ca by F. J. MaxfieId, II. j. Gottery
and Dan Harkins.
The temporary organization was
made permanent with the following
Officers: Q. F. Mccall, president;
James A. Foster, vice president; II.
Alvin Moore, secretary. and j. S.
Page, treasurer.
The detail work of the board will
be assigned to the following COM
mittees:
Advisory: ]. S. Page, Dan. Har-
kins, G. G. Gleason, George Gregg
and w. v. Hawley.
Registration; George Cooley. F. j.
and Charles Darling.
Press: w. v. Hawley, r. J. Max
field, George Cooley, b. r.. Sewers
and George Gregg.
After the election OF officers and
the appointment of committees the
discussion of the commission form
of government and other matters of
interest to the railway employee, po-
litically. were taken up and thor
oughly discussed.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again in the Trainmen's hall, 712h
Pacific avenue, at IL o'clock noon,
Jan. 80, 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-21
What Is the Houchee-C ouchee
Dance? Court Must Now Decide

By United Press Leased wire.)
GEATTLE. Jan. 21.-Perjury in
the FIRST degree IL charged In a
complaint lodged against Me.y
Assad AIDE. alias Metry Genho, a
Syriaa, by Marie Mickey, in JUS
tice Browns court. Justice Brown
has said that he may call Justice
George and Justice Carroll to sit
as associate Justices in the trial
of the case, which he has a right
to do under the statute.
Justice Brown is a modest
young man and is not familiar
with the famouse houchee-eouchee
dance. The case before him g
extraordinary in that II involves
a judicial opinion as to what ac-
tually constitutes the houchAe-
couchee.
II is alleged by Marie Mickey,
the mother OF Abel Mickey and
Lulu Mickey. that Metry Genno
testified In the superior court b.
fore Judge A. w. Frater that she
had danced the houchee-couchee
at the South Omaha carnival tan
years ago. Mrs. Milkey's hus-
band Ii dead, and the brothe IS
attempted to get the custody OF
the children on the ground that
she was an improper person to
bring the children up. Mrs.
Mickey asserts that Genho swore
to untruths, and says she will
prove 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-21

Royal Dairy Ice Cream. Both
phones, M. So, A 2195. *sa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-21
KEEP WIFE IN
JAIL. RELEASE
HER HUSBAND

BY releasing Frank Worthing-
ham today and holding Jennie
Worthingham in Jail. the police
believe they have solved the prob
lem of disposing of family feud
which has brought both husband
and wife into the police court
three times in month. Worth
ingham is a remittance man and
leaves his wife a good allowanc &C
and all the furniture: He says he
married her while intoxicated and
wants to leave the country and
forget her.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

Marriage licenses were issued to
the following: Sadaemon Naka-
tani, Seattle, and Shitsu Mihara,
Tacoma; Walter w. Wyatt, Nest
ka, Wn., and Pearl L. Chapman,
Norton, Wn.; Takumatus Shimo-
to and Risa Kiriishi, Japan; w.
H. Robinson, Tacoma, and Mar
tina Graves, Woodland, CAL; HI
kosburo Shigemoto, Tacoma, and
Namaguchi Ken. Japan; William
L. Binder and Marian s. Plum
mer, Tacoma; Otakichi Nakami-
chi, Tacoma, and Masa Oma, Wax
Iayamoken, Japan; Andrew Erick-
son and Emma Lydia Irene Han
son, Tacoma; G. A. Whitehead
land Garrett A. Peace Seattle.
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AIRSHIP MEET ENDS
. WITH BIG PARADE
MEEKER. PUYALLUPrPL
ONEER, HEADS PROCESSION
WITH OK TEAM. aai

(By United Press Lensed wir<:)
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 21.-With
a great parade showing the 13fo-
gress in methods of travel, head
ed by Ezra Meeker of PuyaIlnp,
Wash, with his OK team, followed
by cowboys, carriages, burros, au-
tomobiles, balloons and finally
aeroplanes, the great national
aviation meet closed Yesterday
after spectacular race between
Paulhan and Curtis, in which the
American defeated his grea,
French rival for speed honors.
Paulhan gets the lions share
|of prizes, however. He will take
away $4,000.
Curtis is second with all the
prizes for speed and about $4,000.
Hamilton with second prizes gets
over $4,000, and Willard can
count his cash in hundreds.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
w. II. Opie & Co., repairs
5000; Milwaukee railway, sign
$500; l.. Schay, shed, 500. r.
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FRESH FRUIT.

FRESH FRUIT.
Apples-Home grown, 75c@
$3.50.
Grapes-Malaga, $500.
Honey-Yakima. $3.50 csse,
Lemons-$4.50@
Oranges-New navels, $40
2.75; Japs, $1.25 bundle.
Pears-Yakima winter $1.75
FRESH VEGETABLES.
Beets-20c doz.; 81 sack.
Brussels sprouts-8c and Sc Id.
California caulifiower - $40
2.25 crate.
Cabbage-1c.
Carrots-20c doz.: 81 sack.
Lettuce-35 q Acc doz.
Onions-$1.50@1.65 cwt.
Green on.ons-20c doz.
Oyster plant-20c dozen.
Parsley-20c dox-
Parsnips-s1 q LIS sack
Potatoes - Yakima. $4,000
ton; home grown. SIC and SIT.
Sweet potatoes-$2.25 cwt.
Radishes-20c doz.
Rutabagas-$1 sack.
Hubbard SQUASH lac 10.
EGG Is.
Washington ranch, 36c.
Oregon-30c.
Eastern storage, 26c.
BUTTER.
Washington ranch, 35c.
ern, sec; best storage. 34c.
MEATS AND POULTRY.
Hens, lac; chickens, les:
ducks, 12c; geese, lac; turkeys,
$50 zoe, live weight.
Fresh Meats-Cow beef, T1sc.
steer beef, 8hc' wethers, 1Ohc,
ewes, 10c; spring lambs, 12h..
port trimmed. 15c; veal, 12kc:
halibut cheeks. SC.
WHEAT.
Prices offered bv millern for
wheat; club, $1.09; bluestam,
$1.19; red. $1.07; forty-foli,
SLIP.
LIVESTOCK.
Prices offered Dy packing houses
for live stock: Steers. 4kss
&c; cows, 3k @4c; heifers, AZ
4kc. Hogs, S1s @9c. Sheep :
Ewes, 4@4hc; wethers 5@5kc:
lambe, 6Ac.
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DIR. Thomas, Osteopaths.
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TO ARb|TRATE
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Jan. AIS. H. Heb
erling, first vice president of the
Switchmen's Union of North
America, and G. B. Gray, vice
president of the St. Louis and
San Francisco railway, will meet
Monday to chose a third man
which will constitute a board of
arbitration to settle the differ
ences between Chicago switchmen
and their employing railways.
The agreement for arbitration
was signed last evening.
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ONCE PROMINENT
WOMAN DEP0RTED
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 20.
After a long fight against de-
portation, Mrs. Harold Greig, for
merly of Seattle, learned today
that she must return to Canada,
from whence she entered the
United States. Mrs. Greig was
ordered deported by the local fed
eral immigration authorities in
session here today on the ground
that she is an undesirable"
The woman was born in Des
Moines, la, and comes of a
prominent and wealthy family
there.
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