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The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01
WICKES WAvELETS.

A Thanksgiving dinner was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Jett.
Seborn Cooper. who has been work
ing for E. w. Handy. returned home
Saturday.
A United States geological survey
corps is surveying out this part of the
country.
A box supper was held Friday night
at the Baptist church for the benefit
OF the church.
Abe Bunch of Rich Mountain came
down Friday and returned Sunday.
Roscoe Tunnel went back with him.
Mrs. Mrs Sam Larimore died Friday
night of consumption. Her remains
were laid 10 rest in the Daniel GENE
terry Sunday.
Felix Rose of Sweetwater, Ok, was
a guest of E. r. Jenkins Thursday and
Friday and returned home by the way
Of Texarkana Saturday morning
Wixie.
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Items Of Interest
As Gathered BY The Stars.
Correspondents
OPAL NEWS.

D. X. Roberts and family spent Sun
day near Alder.
A. A. Feds of Stanford is visiting
his sons at this place for a while.
A nice singing was enjoyed at the
j. c. Standridge home Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Roberts of Al
der spent Saturday night at the J. F.
Standridee home.
Mrs. Mary Gee and son Walter, and
DIR. Lucas of Oklahoma were visiting
kinfolks here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Barber will move
today from their old home on the w.
r. Lackey farm to the Will Foster
place at Big Fork.
Blue Eyes.
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Two-MILH TwiTTERINGs.

Misses Nina and Suvilla Miller OF
Six Mile is attending school here.
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson
was trading with Mena merchants
Monday.
Grandma Beavers is spending this
week with her daughter. Mrs. Tom
Nix, in Mena.
Sid Anderson of Spiro. Ok. visited
at the home Of his father. T. w. Ander-
son. Sunday.
w. |. Whitsett and family were
guests of Mrs. Whitsett's sister at
Nunley Thanksgiving.
Miss Kate Kelly left Saturday for
Mena to visit with the families OWE.
Holt and w. d. Kelly.
Photographer.
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COVE CATCHES.

William A. Daniels and Robert
Hunter have purchased the Cove
livery stable and stock. Mr.. Daniels
recently sold the stable to Webster &
Parker and he is glad to get back to
his old stand.
w. II. Worthington Is still confined
10 his home or account OF the injuries
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0l69i--In Forest, rfoN

0l6gf---ln foItsr arrQN
NOTICE FOR PuBLii.1ss Land
Department Of the Interior sa " Nov. y,
at Camden, Ark a anss =
Notice Is hereby given 'n1nnINEs
of Big Fork, Arkan nstssd I" Entry lsefais'l
1904. made Ilomes,eeaMS rn NWl4 SkA
0i6Di) No. 27i65, for , = ~ Nj q township
Ra and s y w. 81 FfnclpaI . ns'S Hs
Hs ssa p ppoo 70 establish es conn y es
ply poIk COUNTY, al Mena, Arkansas i
day of January, isiA witnesses VI
Claimant names as ,MIeath Of Big,
NJ. Jones and George y, ". = y, r,Y Thomas ell
Ark, and James Heath a." j
OF board Camp, Arkanssa ss,,.dheim, Regl'
Dec. I-46-4 H. "
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Of6g0--In Forest. ,ox
NOTICE FOR PUBLlC,AAllloonNsii
at Camden, Ark NOV -
Notice Is hereby given that rc
'''S WILLIAM NJ. JONES II,
of Big Fork. Ark, who on Ja AiaI M
made Homestead Entry VoSsi'"x W. ,
No. 27f5l, for En- SW4 See, q. - rlownshil
and NV NE4 S 5.,, ,no = Meridian
Range 20 W, 9TH fflnc,pa make tnai
YEAR nrooI to establish claim 20, % 'p y
above described, before county ele m 4 i,
county. at Mena, Ark, on inc =" !
January, 1917 ,,nosses: Geofl
Heath, Morris w. Jones, o. ,in,,bam oil
James Heath and Thomas uii'n"'-
Camp, ArkaLsas, rr,odhelu,. Regis
Dec. 1-iG-4 H. u r'''''~.
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burned no bridges" to prevent i
turning at any time.

j. B. Ringgold and family went d
Nunley Saturday to spend a few day
with Mr.. Rinegold's sister, Mrs. VI
t. Rails. Mr.. Rails was trading her
Saturday.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 7. v. Rec
Sunday ten pound baby boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed live at Heavene
but are visiting in the city al the nom
of j. A. Parker.
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PERSONAL NOTES

T. A. Hatfield of Shady was in
Mena on business Friday.
Miss Irene Rucker of Texarkana is
here visiting Miss Beulah Salyers.
L. c. Rinssold has gone TO Wal
dron where he is going to teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Allen came in
Thursday from their farm near Smith
vile. Ok.
Miss Effie Barlow of Shady spent
Tuesday visiting with Miss Mamie
Nichols.
w. Brown and C. Kockins are here
from New Mexico to spend few days
looking over this country with view
to locating.
Tally Woodell of Cove spent a few
hours in Mena Sunday visiting
friends.
Isom Avant last week sold his 240
acre farm near Shady to j. S. Law
renee.
| Mrs. Pearl Dean was called to Cam
eron, Ok. Friday by the illness Of
an aunt.
w. F. Ringgold has gone to Coal
gate, Ok, to visit his brother, w. H.
Ringeold.
L. X. Frost of Chant and Cam
Smith of Oden were trading in the city
| Tuesday.
! |. B. Whisenhunt and Frank Law
renee of Shady were in the city trad
ing Saturday.
Miss Ola Jones, who is teaching
school at Ink, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Mena.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan of Womble
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Cox.
w. F. Davis returned Wednesday
from two weeks visit at his farm at
Checotah, Ok.
j. A. Mackey went to Eagleton Sun
day to cheeky in William w. Steven
son as postmaster.
Mrs. r. L. Pirtle arrived Sunday
from Shawnee, Ok, for a visit with
her father, S. w. Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hawkins Of
Croker, Mo-, are here looking over
Mena and Polk county.
Joe and P. G. Goodner and j. C.
Singleton of 0den were in Mena on
business Wednesday.
| The Misses May and Mile CLANCY
from the Board Camp neighborhood
were in Mena Tuesday.
Norris Hilton and Walter Mcbride
OF Big Cedar, Ok. are in the city visit
ing Deputy Sheriff Norris.
/. A. Dye of Estancia, N. NJ, for
merly of Vandervoort, is here for a
short visit with old friends.
M. B. Fried, E. A. Lewis. j. G. Lilies
and ]. R. Moore were in from Big Fork
Monday to attend Chancery court.
Ben Gipson came up from his farm
near Hatfield Monday to spend a
day looking after business in Mena.
w M. Edward Of Helen, aecompan-
! led by bis wife end mother. arrived n
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The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1911 Almsn

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac
1911, that guardian Angel in a
dred thousand homes, is now req
Not many are now willing to be v v
out it and the Rev. Irl R. hicks y
azine. Word and Works. The TWO
only One Dollar a year. The Anna
is CSC prepaid. No home or q
should fail to send for them, 10 "
and Works Publishing Company
Louis. Mo.
216-44tf.
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Joseph Richie and family, who for
long years have lived in Polk county,
started Monday overland for Okmul-
gee, Ok, where they expect to locate
for at least a season. Mr.. Richie
rented his home here and says he has
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Misses Matte and Ova Plemmons
have returned home after few weeks
visit with an uncle in New Mexico.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Ben Southern returned Saturday
to Quinton, Ok, after visiting his
uncle, H. j. Riding and other rela-
tives.
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WARNING ORDER

,y, w, =, " defendant-In the
A The defendant carrie cRltha 'nl'
and az A. answer the complain T. Green, :
w. I. McKinney,,o pe''
November 30, lsio' -.
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DR.. NJ. O. Nynere. csteoDathic phys
an and surgeon. II you are ailine,
>qd consult him free
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

field has moved to Hatfield where he
is teaching school.
Mrs. Lindsey and son Madison Of
Womble have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. M. Dover.
Miss Ethel Patterson, who has been
teaching in Pine Grove, Ok, has gone
to her home at Cameron, Ok.
Wallace Galloway. who is teaching
school at Beach, Ok, spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends here.
Miss Johnnie Henderson, who is
teaching school near Smithville, Ok.
was visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ike Henderson, Saturday and Sunday
The reporter and his brother attend
ed the Thanksgiving dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McCalley
on Six Mile. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. lib Latch, Mrs. Nancy Mill.
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Cheeks. Mrs
Joe Mcdaniel and children.
There was Thanksgiving dinner al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Miller
on Mountain Fork. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lowery. j
A. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nichols
Joseph and Calvin Nichols, Mrs. Fan.
ME Jack, Mrs. Sophia Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Nichols of Hatfield.
Arley Nichols.
William Hansard of Vandervoor
was here on business Tuesday.
George H. Barnes of Vandervoor
was Hatfield visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Mcdonald
visited with Mrs. r. D. Green, Mr.
McDonald's sister.
Frank Delcomy of Boston, Mass.
was in Hatfield Monday last looking
for an orchard location.
E. K. Graves. ,wEIhie he's saw mill ant
timber interests in Eastern Oklahoma
took business trip south last week
J. T. White of Hatton, accompanied
by Mr.. Wilson of Topeka. Kas., were
in Hatfield on business Tuesday. Mr.
Wilson expects to settle here.
Mr.. Wheeler of Little River county
has been prospecting near Hatfield
the past week. He intends to buy {
good sized farm and raise fine stock
r. D. Green has sold his residence
property to Thomas Harris, Sr. Mr.
Harris, having sold his large farm eas1
of Hatfield. will now move into town
and take life easy.
j. M. Sloat, who has been here fol
the past week, left Monday for West
ern Nebraska, where he has farming
interests. Mr.. Sloat expects soon tC
locate in Polk county.
w. T. Sullivan of Sulphur, Tex.
spent Sunday at the Star Hotel. He
is an old-time resident Of Arkansas
and expressed surprise at the improv-
ments since his last visit.
A carload of brick has been un.
loaded at Hatfield for the retail trade.
The farmers and other citizens about
Hatfield are building many brick
chimneys and improving in general.
P. M. Morrison has sold his 175
acre farm west of Hatfield to Mrs.
Fannie johnson OF Hatton. Mr.. Nor
rison Immediately closed deal with
Mr.. Beaver for a 40-acre tract joining
the land he sold.
II. K. Goodwill and family of Fresno,
CAL, were here on Thanksgiving and
enjoyed the turkey dinner at the Star
Hotel. Mr.. Goodwill expects to locate
in Polk county. He is favorably inn
pressed with the land and conditions
here.
AT the poultry show held in De
Queen last week Hatfield was repre-
scented by entries from the Hatfield
Leghorn Poultry Farm, owned and
conducted by DR.. Mullins. The doc.
tor brought back twenty-one ribbons
eleven of which were firsts. Some
class to our poultry.
Cor.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Mena Monday to do some shopping
and attend the theater.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Wilbern Middleton arrived Mo
day from Fannin county, Tex, and
going to 90 to work for the kaDs
City Southern Railway Company
Heavener, Ok.
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G. M. White of Board Camp and
brother. w. w. White. who came b
three weeks ago from Sulphur Spnn
Tex. looking for a location, were n
on business Tuesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Joe Kiser, who has charge of the
Grand Leaders store at DeQueen
came up Sunday to visit his Mena
friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Lost-Saturday afternoon, a'
gold watch. Liberal rewaTa : ~ I,
-, - ctar office 227-6-4
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Thomas Bell, William Spurgeon, Ed
Harvey and Peter johnson Of Gates,
Scott county, were trading in Mena
Wednesday
E. L. Lacy and Miss Mabel Ran
dolph, who were married Thursday
evening. left Friday for their home
at Muskogee, Ok.
w. R. Owens and family of Green
vile, Miss, are in Mena to make
their home. Mr.. Owens is brother
of Mrs. w. L. Parker.
Mrs. Gertrude Cartwright left Mon
day morning for her home at Cusseta,
Tex, after pleasant visit with her
daughters and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Holman are up
| from Wickes on q shopping trip and
and visit of several days with Mr..
and Mrs. M. NJ. Shields.
Mrs. Dave Evans of 0den and Mrs.
Lizzie Brown of Oklahoma are here
for visit of a few days with their
nephew, II. A. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Wear of Ink
were in Mena Saturday dealing with
merchants. They have recently COM
pleted new house on their farm.
Miss Pearl Bedingfield, teacher Of
the Eighth grade in the Mena schools,
took advantage of the Thanksgiving
holiday to visit relatives in Texar-
kama.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lilies and their
daughter and son. May and Walter,
took Thanksgiving dinner with Prof.
John Trainer and Mrs. Trainer near
Dallas.
The Rev. Wesley Williams of Col
Inns is here visiting with friends and
relatives. He has been transferred to
Hermitage, where he will move in a
few days.
County Clerk w. L. Parker stated
Monday that he would have his 1910
tax books completed and ready to turn
over to Collector Thornton by De-
cember IS.
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Miss Irene Rucker of Texarkana il
here visiting Miss Beulah Salyers.
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W. M. Edward Of Helen. accompan-
led by bis wife end mother, arrived IN
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

L. C. Rinssold he's gone TO Wal
dron where he is going to teach school
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

T. A. Hatfield of Shady was in
Mena on business Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Ben Gipson came up from his farm
near Hatfield Monday to spend a
day looking after business in Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Allen came in
Thursday from their farm near Smith
vile, Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

Thomas Bell, William Spurgeon, Ed
Harvey and Peter johnson Of Gates,
Scott county, were trading in Mena
Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

M. B. Fried, E. A. Lewis, j. G. Lilies
and j. R. Moore were in from Big Fork
Monday to attend Chancery court.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

E. L. Lacy and Miss Mabel Ran
dolph, who were married Thursday
evening. left Friday for their home
at Muskoeee, Ok.
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Miss Fife Barlow of Shady spent
Tuesday visiting with Miss Mamie
Nichols.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-01

County Clerk w. L. Parker stated
Monday that he would have his 1910
tax books completed and ready to turn
over to Collector Thornton by De-
cember IS.
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|. A, Dye of Estancia, N. NJ, for
merly of Vandervoort, is here for a
short visit with old friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
Exclusive Fight Stories
by Prof. Mike Donovan

The Daily Times will sporting page beginning
tomorrow and running for six
Mike Donovan time mddeweigh champion world and
for "A years a pugism.
Ihese stories have been he Daily
Times sport Donovan dscloses
of an intimate
Donovan tells a hands
with Abe Lincoln gloves of an
other president in Iinons He relates
his first fight when the fighters continued
the battle in another
In his second fight when he well
coined the arrival OF the police and
Sullivan the future worlds -;
In his third Donovan tells Mitchell urged
ran to fight Sullivan tried pay
induce Kiran to fight. 81
In his fourth finding in Jim Cor
pett the man to whip Sullivan how he
bet and how he taught solar
In his firth story Donovan tells
greatest fighter champion
meet Jem Mace and Tom Allen ring 5otn5
The last story is by Tip Wright upon his talks
Donovan which
lehge directed at he
The only opportunity the man who at
90 willing to reenr the sporting of The
Times commencing tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
TIP WEIGHTS
COLUMN
BY Tip Wright.

There's a sucker born every
minute" is an expression found in
big black type in the lexicon of the
con man. And some of them
never de-" he adds, when feeling
confidential.
l have been gazing over the
slope" page of New York paper,
devoted to theatrical and racing
interests. Three solid pages are
devoted to racing information and
the advertisements of the tipsters
who wax fat and prosperous on the
gullibility of the sucker public.
AS a sample. listen to this:
1T goes today. Yesterday a
change in plans was made at the
last moment, which means bigger
money for every one of us and
surer results. But today I want
you to make the biggest bet of
your life on this big extra guaran-
tee special which guarantee will
win at odds of IL to / or better,
or will present you with a weeks
information free; 50 today only. 3
And there's more like 1t. AS
newspapers don't give away adver-
Using space, the man who thus adj
vises the sucker public to pay him
for this inside information, must
have lot of easy marks on hfs1
string paying for something he
knows no more about than the
man who gives up his money.
It's a shame the public should
be so boldly flim-flammed. Bad
as is the sport, it is rough that the
racing game should be made a
medium for these tricksters to get
away with sucker money the way
they do.
It's bad enough for men to bet
their money foolishIy on their ownt
initiative without having adver-
tisements, which every thinking
man knows are based upon moth
ing but the knowledge that "a
sucker is born every minute" to-
beIp Thorn get rid Of their cash. J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
Pacific League Opens the Season
Tomorrow; Graham Is Optimistic

ident of the Pacific Coast league,
said today:
81 expect to see one of the
biggest seasons ever experienced
on the coast Not only is the out
look bright for close contests and
closer finishes but interest in the
sport has increased wonderfully
and record crowds are predicted.
Every team in the Pacific
Coast league has been strength
ened materially and all are fight
ers."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
CHICAGO u. FRIEND OF
FOOT BALL AGAIN

CHICAGO, March 29.-As a
result of the changes in the foot
ball rules at the meeting of the
rules committee in New York Sat
urday, football is once more IN
good standing at the University
of Chicago.
The tentative schedule Of
games, according to Coach Stage,
has been held up by the board OF
physical culture and athletics on
account of the old rules. 1t Is
understood, however, that his
schedule will now be accepted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
NEXT SATURDAYS GAMES

Manager Fetched of the Gram
mar School Athletic association
has announced the grounds for
next Saturdays baseball games as
follows:
Senior A division-Bryan vs.
Willard, Sherman grounds; Lo-
gan VS.. Irving, Logan grounds
Hawthorne VS.. Whitman, tile
lands; Sheridan VS.. Washington
South Tacoma grounds.
Senior B division-Lowell VS..
Sherman, Y. NJ. c. A. grounds:
Edison VS.. Emerson. South Taco
ma grounds; Longfellow VS.. Cen
trail, U. P. S. grounds; Mann VS..
Lincoln, North Sixth and L
streets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
BOUNDARY BURNS
BIC Loss NOT
INSURED

Fire of an unknown origin
early today almost totally de-
stroyed the plant of the Olympic
Foundry G. Machine work at the
east end of the Eleventh sire 1t
bridge, entailing a loss of between
Sis. 200 and $4,000. The Pa
cific Glass e Paint company's
plant, and a shack owned by H.
H. Worthley were badly scorched.
The fire was discovered by a
night Waterman, Ed Minkl...
When the apparatus arrived the
building was sheathed in fame
No insurance was carried.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29

Look what's impersonating an
Easter card, also the awakening
of spring, the arrival of broilers
and other good things. Don't It
make you feel good 10 see old
winter on the operating table and
Old Sol peeping out from behind
the clouds sayin, Come on out;
the fishing's fine" l tell you win
ter has its good points but / like
to see Easter come, for Easter /,
the Christmas of Spring, when the
bell rings for sulphur and molasses
and Opportunity begins to knock
at your door again. That's about
all that knocks nthe Spring for
most everything and everybody
wants to boost. It's in the air.
Have you laid your bets on the
election? If not, make it a tx. G.
c." hat-then it's good one If
you lose.
" WILLIE, with
KLOPFENSTEIN & CONRAD 9.
= 1922 Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
BOUTS
At UNION
SMOKER

About 1900 "chipped in" and
made a good pot for the benefit
of the striking switchmen last
night at Columbia hall at the
smoker given by the Gas and
Steam Filters unions, The pro-
gram was excellent.
Mayor Linck opened with a
characteristic address and Charles
P. Taylor talked on "Unionism. -
Roscoe Taylor went three rounds
with Young Phillips, who also
fought Herb Hallowell. Steel re-
tired I'm Taylor's favor. Andy
Jost and Jim OiMally mixed it for
six rounds with a draw. Edgar
Quinn and Harr Dodge at rs and
pounds gave the exhibition of
the evening. Kid Heating and
Dick Forey discarded science and
milled each other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
HAY APPOINTS MYERS
TO COMMISSION

Members of the Pierce County
Game &c Fish Protective associa-
ton have won their fight to have
a Pierce county man on the state
game commission. Yesterday
evening Governor Hay notified the
association that he had appoint
ed II. w. Myers of Nineteenth and
Adams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
ELIOT APPROVES
FOOT BALL
REVISION

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March %.
Charles w. Eliot, president
emeritus of Harvard, today rei.-
Grated a statement to the effect
that the new football rules which
have been suggested, meets witch
his approval. DR.. Eliot has been
one of the foremost agitators
against the game of football as
It has been played. He said:
at is plain to see that the rules
are a marked improvement. They
ought to make the game of foot
ball tolerably safe. l say toler-
aoly safe. because 1t is impossi-
BILE to make football absolutely
safe for the players. These new
rules would make it possible for
a man to play football through
the three years allowed in col
lege without being seriously hurt
something Impossible under the
old rules
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29

Have lived as a citizen of Ia
coma for nearly 20 years; never
was a ward politician, although al
ways interested in and took some
part in civic affairs, but never
changed party to gain political
favor; have served as councilman
Tor three years, one year as presi-
dent of the council, and as such
was instrumental in securing a
settlement of the famous N. p.
depot question, more favorable to
the city than anything ever OBJ
tanned before; have stood at all
times for the interests of the peo-
pie as against corporation greed;
have urged with the executive de-
partment of our city the enforce
ment of every right contention of
the people in the controversy
with the T. r. az p; took the mi
tiative in the city building it's own
power plant, to protect itself from
the "hold-up" of the power mo-
nopolies. l am in favor of a
Greater Tacoma" and a gravity
water supply as a permanent i'm
provement. / believe in the en-
forcement of law and order in the
government of our city. / believe
the city should never pay less to
Its employees than any other cor
poration or individual for the
same class of work, and then re-
qGlfe the same service, Keeping IN
mind the interests of the ;ndi-
vidual taxpayer. / believe in cor
porations and at all times respect
their rights, but my motto is:
The people and their rights first,
corporations and others after
wards"
VIII you support me in this
Respectfully,
e. A. LYNN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29

The socialistic action of the
province of Alberta, Canada, in
going into the pork packing bust
ness to circumvent the meat trust,
and thus destroy incentive"
among the barons to skin the pub
lie, is not an altogether novel ex-
pertinent for that state.
Alberta already has establish
ed government creameries, and
there is no Elgin board to hold up
the people when they purchase
butter and cheese. Alberta oper-
ates one of the best telephone sys-
TENS on the continent; it conducts
a state printing office, and the
union label appears on its work.
1t has enforced an eight-hour
day for miners, a workmen's COM
pensation act, and other remedial
Legislation.