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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
LOCAL FERRY TRAIEs-Na Oakland Pier

To Oakland. 5srksIsy. Bergman. East Oakland and
FruitNale-DaHy-Fro 900 an. and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm. inclusive; then 740, $50
800, $40. 1920. 11.0o, .1l.4O pm. 1920 and
loan.
To sather and Msross via Seventh sL-Daly-From
500 an. and every twenty minutes until 7o0 pr .
inclusive. then 40. $50. 9.00, $40 l020 1l0.
and II. 40 pm.
To stonshurst-Daay Except Sunday-6o0 zoo 500.
900 am. 22e, 300. 400, 500 $40 pm Sunday
only 900 1000 a.m- LOO. 200 400. AGO 500
$40 pm
70 Oakland First ST. Fruitals Aamsda, via Horssshos
-Daly-From t6.00. go am. and every twenty
minutes until $50 am. Inclusive: then 9OO 20
1000, 10. 20 1100. ll.20 an. II n. 12e0 90 lSo
200 20. 400. 320. t340 pm and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 40. $50 eco 940
1920 HOO and ii. 40 pm. l220 and 10 an
Additional train to Oakland First ST. 2lS an.
To West srksIsy-Daly Except SndAy-Frum eco
am. and every twenty minutes un ntil& 20 an nClu-
sive; then 900 am. and every hour untl 400 pm.
inclusye then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm. inclusive: then TAO pm. so 900
$40. l0.20. lL00. lI40 pm and l220 an.
To West 5ekslsy-Sundays onIv-Frcun 500 an.
then 100, 7:40 So 900 an. inclusive: then go
am. and every twenty minutes zoo pm. inclusive.
then 40 pm, $50 600. 80. 1020 11.Oo, ll4O
pm. and 120 AN.
To ccrbln-DaHy Except Sunday-From 500 an. and
every 20 minutes until $40 an inclusive then
9O0 1000 am. 1900 m. 100. 200, 800 AOO, 40
440. 500, $40, $40 and 500 pm.
To corbIn-Sund.ys only-Fron 500 an, then 600
am, $40 am. and every twenty minutes until
600 pm.
To s,sss. Richmond. PuIInan-6o 90 an. S40pm 62opr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
UNITED OIL COMPANY
DECLARES A DIVIDEND
Fifth Payment of ! Per Cent
Due October 10

At the last regular meeting of the
board Of directors OF the United oil
company. held a few days ago at the
companys Office in Los Angeles the
fifth monthly dividend OF 1 per cent on
the par value of 81 Of the stock was
declared payable October 10 to stock
holders Of record October I. The United
oil company was organized last No
vember. tt owns 500 acres in the North
Midway field and 500 acres in the Ca
risa hills. It's five completed wells are
producing from $4,000 to 10000 barrels
Of oil a month, which is sold to the
Standard oil company under contract at
SIS cents per barrel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
new OIL TOWN in
SAN BENITO COUNTY

The town of Syncline has been To-
Gated Immediately west OF the Range
Is oil company and on the west hah
of section 5-17-11 in the Vallscitos
field in San Benito county.
The fortunes of the VallecitoS OIL
district are being followed with deep
interest A large part OF the territory
is under lease and there Is no doubt
as TO the good faith of many OF the
companies now at work. Ralph Arnold
has reported the district as good only
in spots.
Some years. ago the Union oil
company drilled in this section, but
without much success.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
cHINEsE CASES pIsMIssrn-

CHINESE CASES DISMISSED cases Of tbe
24S Chinese arrested nj the Siberia club 25
Ross alley July 10. when Policeman 7. ID
Holmes shot and killed a Chinese in self-defenecs
were dismissed by Police Judge Deasy vester
day by consent after jim Jew one Of The nnm
Der. had been fined $40. The case of Yee
luen. charged with robbery for taking Holmes
star from him. was also dismissed by consent,
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

NETHERLANDS o'sRoUTE-From Pacific Street Wharf
Collnsvlle Emmaton. Rio Vista. Isleton. Ryde. WAL
nut Grove. Vorden Courtland Carksburg. Sacramento
Steamer Navajo. leaves San Francisco 500 n. daily
except Sunday. stopping a. points shown arriving Sac
ramento 800 pm. Leaves Sacramento 800 pm daily
except Sunday (no stops route), arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am.
Steamer Modoe or Apaehs. leaves San Francisco 100
pm. Daily. except Sunday arrive San Francisco l130
pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

LOCAL BIDDER WINS Washington. Sept 20
The war department today awarded the con-
tract for supplying 10000 tons of hay for use
in the Philippines 10 ". A. Miller of San
Francisco. Miller's bid was s104 per hundred
pounds
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

WOMAN COMPLAINS OF AssAULT-Mrs. Mary
Martin. wife of prize fighter, complained TO
the police yesterday that Henry Smith. pro-
prietoF Of lodging house al 6l0 Bush street
where she had been employed for about three
weeks had attacked her. She also accused
John Strel iodger with making an attempt
- assault her. Both men were arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
UNION SIS. co. of N. Ltd,

New Through Passenger and Freight Service
Without Change
SAN FRANCISCO TO WELLINGTON, N H.
VIA TAHITI AND RARAToNGA.
s. s. A0RANGI (4.265 tonsl sails. Nov. 16
s. S. NATAL g, 393 tons) sails Dec. IA
Sailings every % days. connection at yelling
ton and Auckland for New Zealand ports and
Australia.
OCEANIC s. S. CO.. General Agents 30 Clay St
Ticket Office. 6T3 Market st. Tel. Kearny i23f
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

OAKLAND HARsoR FERRY-From San Francisco.
Market Street Wharf-Week Days-Hourly from eco
am. to 800 pm. Sundsys-645. S15 945. Ills
am. 12.45. 215 3.45. Sis 6.45. SIS and 945p pm
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

Union Transfer Co. authorized to check Baggage
direct from rs-Idence
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

for Morning. > for Afternoon Sunday excepted
Sunday only. sSaturdsy and Sunday only.
sShnday and Monday only.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

LOCAL FERRY TRANs-Na Alameda Pier.
TO Oakland and Aameda-f6.l0. f6.45 an, and then
10 and 45 minutes psst the hour until 745 pm; then
$50. 915 1000, 10.45, 1l30 pm. and 1215 an.
To Alameda and FruvaIs via Horssshoe sas as above.
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gree from what is possessed by
men of relatively small means
Therefore I believe in a graduated
income tax on big fortunes, and
in anyother tax which is far more
easily collected and far more eff
|fective-a graduated inheritance
tax ON big fortunes, properly safe
guarded against evasion, and in
creasing rapidly in amount with
the size of the estate.
No Excuse For Panic.
The people of the United States
suffer from periodical financial
panics to degree substantially
unknown among the other nations
which approach us On financial
strength. There is no reason we
should suffer what they escape.
1t is of profound importance that
our financial system should be
promptly investigated, and so
thoroughly and effectively revised
as to make 1T certain that here
after our currency will no longer
fail at critical times to meet our
needs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-31
Ill READY FOR LABOR'S
BIGGEST DAY

Rhodes Bros, and building labor
ers beside Stone-Fisher.
On Ninth street In front OF the
Tacoma theater the structural iron
workers, piIe-rivers and fathers
form, with iron molders on the
north side. Electrical work erst
483 and rs, and cigarmakers form
on the west side of st. Helens
avenue and the horseshoers and
carpenters on the east side. Bak-
ers, blacksmiths, plasterers and
shingleweavers form in front of
Chamber of Commerce building
and ,bricklayers, clerks, moving
picture operators and stagehands
form on the west side of C street.
BARRIERS and bartenders assemble
on the north side of Ninth street
between G and Commerce. Amy
organizations not provided for in
above schedule will be placed by
the marShals.
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Dear Little Slob" I'm the Discard,
Rips Open Heinze' Secret Romance
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CONTINUED From Page One.)
width him, but that love has been
killed. II Augustus ever had amy
love In his composition he had II
Tor me, but the greatest love he
had was self-tove. with me as
his companion he rose to be presi-
dent OF a bank. When he neglect
ed me the star of his success be-
gan to sink, and DIT has been sink
tmg ever since.
Not jealous, She Says.
stBut / do mot wish to spare my
self. knew about this other
woman some time ago. If man
Is fol!sh enough to take UP with
another woman after he has de-
clared hts fidelity to one, let him
do SO. TIhis is not a case of jeal-
ousy, but of Justice. He gave me
t25, 900 of Silver King Coalition
securities, then borrowed them
back again. That's what I am
suing him for, and 1 will bare ev-
eaything If necessary.
says She'll Tell More.
81 ann going to make him give
me Justice or tell all of his secrets.
He knows me we'll enough to
know that I'm never let up until ]
get a square deal. honestly feel
sonry for Mrs. Henderson, but the
poor girl is infatuated with
Helnze."
Mrs. French declares that the
financial furry of 1907 was caused
by the refusal of Chas. w. Morse
and Chas. t. Barney to advance q
million dollars to protect theiI
stock pool, and tells of Heimze's
excitement when he returned tt
their apartments ON the might of 6
final conference at Morse's home
when the money was refused.
"He said ihe had told them: {,
may go down tomorrow, but bU
G., you'll go down with me.
And they did. Within a few day.
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IDENTIFY GIRL
IN MYSTER|0U S
SHOOTING CASE
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Continued From Page One.)
name and moaned: 'fMy people
are s'elf-respecting; do not bring
them into this"
Miss Vera Fitch formerly lived
in San Francisco with her sister,
Mrs. Grace Conger, wife OF Roy
Conger, a nephew of former MINI
lister to China Edwin H. Conger.
Mrs. Conger, at her Broadway
home, today at first denied that
the girl in the Flower hospital
was her sister, but later admitted
that she was. You cannot blame
me for trying to deceive" she
said. ''My sister DIS young and l
wanted to protect her."
Vera's friends say that most of
her troubles were imaginary. She
was very ambitious to become a
literary light, but was easily dis
couraged. She wrote short stories
which she was unable to sell, and
therefore Judged that everyone
was against her. Her relatives
say she had been Respondent for
some time.
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INSIST ON Spending
500, 600 FOR TUG

proposition. He wanted to hire an
engineer first.
People to Foot the Bill.
Nobody said anything about
where the money was to come
from.
The thing is to simply create
the debt and then make the people
foot the bill.
The people may have something
to say about it, however.
The eouncilmen all admitted
they knew nothing about fire
boats. But they are going to look
over the bids when they come in.
The mayor said they would then
call on the waterfront experts to
see if they are satisfied with the
bids.
But the refused to take the
opinion of experts this morning
when they were given. Captain
Burley and Mr.. Ollard were turn
ed down on every point they raised
and the council went ahead as it
started out to do to call for bids
on something they know nothing
about on specifications they know
nothing of.
And it is to spend over $780,
600 of the peoples money.
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GRIFFIN WHEEL WORKS
TO Be ENLARGED

The Griffin Wheel Works ait
South Tacoma Is going to double
dts plant by the erection of nine
new buildings, the largest of
which will he 103x326 feet. The
buildings will be of brick and
concrete construction and will run
up int thousands of dollars. Plans
were filed with the building in
s2ector today for the granting of
permit.
The buildings to be erected are
as follows: Foundry, 103x326
feet, five stories high; cleaning
room, 70xS7 feet; cupola charging
room, 46x96 feet; old wheel room,
1Sx1S feet; cid wheel platform,
10000 square feet; cinder mill
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Mr. Barney was dead Ia suic,de)
and subsequently, Mr.. Morse went
to crison.
Broke Agreement.
Heinze's refusal to RETURN her
$4,000 mining stock, or live up
to written agreement allowing
her $500 a month, caused the ex-
posture which has startled New
York, Mrs. French says. Heinze's
marriage to Mrs. Henderson Is
scheduled for tomorrow.
II understand that Mr.. Heinze
has aspirations to run for the
United States senatorship In Mon
tana," says Mrs. French, 'ibut ]
don't think he will dare run now
If he does, I'LL go on the stump
myself i'm Montana. l think ]
could furnish a little dope on Mr..
Heinze and Montana politics that
wouldn't do his chances any
good"
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$4,000 JAYHAWKERS
GREET ROOSEVELT
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sists that property shall be the
servant and not the master cd
commonwealth
Corporations and Politics.
There can be no effective con-
trol of corporations while their po-
litioal activity remains. To put am
end to it will be neither q short
nor an easy tack, but 1t can be
done.
l believe that the officers, and
especially the directors, of cor
porations, should be held person
ally responsible when any corpora
tlon breaks the law.
Tax Big Fortunes.
No man should receive a dollar
unless that dollar has been fairly
earned. Every dollar received
should represent a dollar's worth
OF service rendered. The really
big fortune, the swollen fortune
by the mere fact of its size, alc-
Quires qualities which differeh-
tiate 1t In kind as we'll as in de-
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TAX LEVY Up
TOMORROW

line city cCtIncI VIII consider
the tax levy tomorrow
Judge stiles informed the COM
mission yesterday that the law re-
quires the council to make its es-
Inmates and publish notice to the
public of its program and set a
time for hearing. The original
estimates must be made the first
Monday in september. The coun-
Gil wild therefore get busy and
endeavor to get the estimates in
shape so that a formal budget
may be submitted to the people
for scrutiny.
Tomorrow the job will be
tackled and the pruning will COM
mence. After the council gets
through then the people will have
a chance to come in and tell what
they think about the result.
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ownership of the trophy forfeit
all claims.
Parade Formation.
The parade will form at the in
tersection of Ninth and G street.
The garment workers will lead
the procession. They will form
on G street dn front of the Ia
coma theater. Musicians, news
boys, plumbers, patternmak ere
and teamsters will extend along
the same side of the street in the
order named.
On the east side, beginning at
the southeast corner, cooks and
walters, machinists, Nos. 102 and
297, locomotive engineers and
sheet metal workers will assemble.
Printers, stereotypers and press
men form ON Eleventh street be-
side the Fidelity building. Sailors
form on Eleventh street beside
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90
Freckles
Are in Full Bloom - Now - Blu
You Needn't Tolerate Them at
All-How to Remove w
Quickly.

They are hideous things, those
freckles, but easy to remove with
Kintho extra strength). It's
astonishing how thoroughly Kin
tho does the work. 1t makes peo-
pie write such letters as this from
Miss May l., of Jamaica
Plain, Mass:
II thought 1t would he a failure
like all the rest I've tried, but. no,
indeed! l had not used tho whole
jar when you could sec the change.
Now my face is free from freckles
which l could never say before"
Get a two-ounce package of
Kintho extra strength) at the
toilet goods counter of Ryner
Malstrom Drug Co. and see how
quickly it will remove even the
worst freckles. Get your money
back if it fails.
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WHITE PERL
THEEFEAR0F
JAPANESE
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug 81
More than Americans fear the
yellow peril" the Japanese feaI
the white PERIL" said Bishop Y.
Honda of the Japanese Methodist
church, while In Portland today
"The Japanese fear that the
white race plans usuroation of ter
ritory In Japan and China" said
Bishop Honda.
China" he said, 'is ON the
verge OF revolution. There are
400,000,000 people there. They
are not united and they never will
be. They are under the unlfHend-
ly manchu dynasty. Only the in
reference of the powers has pre-
vented an uprising long before. y
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REDLANDS, Cal, Aug. 81
George Meyers, tobacco manufac-
turer, whose fortune is estimated
at $40, 100000, is dead at his
home ON Prospect Hill. Funeral
will be held tomorrow. The body
will be taken later to st. Louis,
where Meyers lived for many
years.
1t is believed the daughters
will receive most of his vast es-
tate.
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CONTINUED From Page One.)

ttOntlnued from rage One.)
The call demands the boat shall
be exclusively for burning coal.
All fireboat experts and ma
chinery men say oil is preferable
But the council would listen to nc
advice. 1t called on experts fol
an opinion, and then would not
listen to the opinion.
Most Are Failures.
Captain Burley said If he were
going to get fireboat he would
60 and see one that was a success
and then get one like it. He said
most of the fireboats are failures.
The new one at Seattle, he said,
is joke. Portland has a couple
and neither is any good. Very few
are good for anything, he said. He
thought the thing to do was find a
good one and then go after it.
But the council has a pet hobby
or two to ride, and whether the
boat is worth a rap or not it is
going to ride that hobby. Law
son will have a wood hull or bust,
and he don't care what the experts
say or what experience of others is
on the subject.
Roys refused to vote for the
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(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31.-Mrs
Nellie Boyle, one of the quartet
which tasted 40 days in frenzy
of religious fanatic.sm, died to-day
at the county hospital. She had
gone without food so long that
her stomach was too weak to. as
simulate food. :
Mrs. Boyle is the third of tIht
four fasters who died. The fast,
ers were members of the Holy
Roller sect. 1ol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-31
Committee May Stand
Against Ballinger

President Taft has refused to
follow the counsel of the politi-
clans who have urged that he ask
his secretary of the interior to
surrender his portfolio. The poll
ticians deem the elimination of
Ballinger necessary to insure Sue
cess i'm the coming election and
have been seeking some plan to
bring this about. If eSnator Root
be disqualified and Congressman
MCCALL votes against Ballinger,
the committee viii stand to In
condemnation of the secretary.
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NICE PLACE TO HAVE

FINE GARDEN and raise
chickens. Four cleared lots
and 3-room house for $3.50;
s25 down. $11 monthly. Good
well and woodshed and all
fenced. In a well built-up
neighborhood, and blocks
east of Yakima ave-; 80 min
utes' ride from downtown.
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fContinued From Page One.)
Root In Europe.

Root In Europe.
Root sailed for Europe to rep
resent the United States in the
Newfoundland fisheries convention
1T The Hague before the sensa-
fsonR evidence just before the
close was presented. 1t was stat
cd positively prior to his depar-
tura that be would vote on the
verdict and that he would support
Banlanger.
Since then politicians close to
the administration have deemed
IL advisable. according to stories
ctE-rent here. to force Ballingsr
out Of the cabinet.
Necessary 20 Dust Bailinger.
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REAL
ESTATE
We Help Home Buyers
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A

IF fUU WANT To HU n
HOME, but have only a
small amount of cash, con-
suit US. If you can show us
that you are honest and in
dustrious, we will arrange
terms that will put desirable
property within your reach.
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Mr.. H. M. Heard came to Ia
coma as buyer for the Peoples
Store nearly four years ago, and
has been with them until lately,
when he decided to start out for
himself. Mr.. Heard has a large
acquaintance in Tacoma and
should meet with splendid sue
cess. He has opened a store at
lis Eleventh street with "Class
A" Clothes. He handles this line
exclusively. Shoes and other
lines handled as a specially have
been largely successful, and Mr..
Heard believes that this line of
three price suits and coats can be
handled on the same basis.
$15-$20-$25. *%*
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20 PER CENT OFF

20 FER NfINT UFF
Plume work. Old plumes made
new for little money. For the next
20 days we will allow special
discount of 20 per cent on all plume
work. Old hats reblocked and
cleaned; so per cent discount on all
trimmed hats
MODEL MILLINERY PARLORs
522 Provident Bldg. Pac. ave.
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Tacoma Ice Cream Co.. only ex'
elusive ice cream company in Ia
coma. Phones Assoc: Ma. 2S20.
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CHOICE NORTH END

RESIDENCE ID ) t II I G It,
modern 4-room shingled
bungalow and 2 full lots;
only 800 required as first
payment. You can move in
and pay balance $25 MONTH
ly, including interest. In
side attractively finished,
and many conveniences in
the kitchen and pantry. Gas
range, with hot water at
tachment and a practical
food cooler goes with 1t.
Sewer, water main, street
grading and cement side
walks are paid for. Price
$2100.
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NICELY ARRAN ED

NICELY A IL II A N G IL ID
South End bungalow and
fine lots for 500 down and
s25 monthly. There are 6
rooms, nicely finished, be-
side the bathroom and con-
venient pantry. Porcelain
tub and wash bowl in bath
room, and porcelain sink in
pantry. The lots are level
with the street, which Is
graded, and cement walks
in. All assessments paid.
Price $4,000. Complete abb
stract and clear title when
property is paid for.
LENNOx TRUST co.
9521a Pacific Ave.
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and separator; coke sheds, S9x60
feet; scrap bins, 39x60 feet;
molding sand shed, 19x70 feet.
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Small Cash Payment.
Balance Monthly

The next one is a fine broom
house at 1925 No. Cakes st. Good
neighborhood and close to car line.
IEtcc S<UUt
Very Easy Terms
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McCREADY HEIGHTS

Two of the finest and choicest lot s
in this beautiful addition to be had
at old original price on small pay
ments. Level as a floor and not a
stump or rock on the two lots. A
rare opportunity.
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REAL
ESTATE
Bonafide Bargains
FEW CHOICE OEEERING

A first-class cottage of 5 rooms
on 10 improved lots in Mantle Park.
Place is set in fruit trees and ber-
ries and splendid well and very large
Clubhouse. suitable for barn or chick
en- house. Lots perfectly level. Fine
wire fence around entire premises.
House is completely furnished, which
alone represents an outlay of at
least $500. This place is actually
worth $500 of anybody's money.
our Price ;:....."'.... $1,000
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BANK CLIaARINGS.
Cleanings -. 49,. .. .$9S6,213-03
Balances ........... 1915 40
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Another bargain

Another bargain Is on Cedar ST.,
block from 9Th ave. on corner
5Ox127 feet. Is highly improved.
with good broom house, barn, chick
en- house, fruit and shade trees and
cement sidewalks. Bath, electric
lights, etc.
Prfce ...... ......... $4,000
Small cash payment, balance
monthly.
l.. n. MANNING & co.
Equitable Bldg.
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For Quick Lunches You Can't Beat
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Drs. Thomas, Fidelity Bldg. 49,
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sell pianos saving Of from s7S 1926
(a
to Imp ssib
{b
the
well difference
o. at
Instrument a mt
orbftant prices.
most I'm
Tacoma-he ne
leaders, Edison Victor and Columbia,
III m Ike and pe