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Son haz Morales V

Co. calle de Ia Marina No. 3 Sc otre-
ce un espl6ndico surtido de jug.efes
Fisnos, fondglatos, Columbia tigurls
de terra-cotta, coches, lampo ras = FL
tros, Sortyas para mu.er rerdadera
noredod, precios reducidcs Ex-
posicitn constante \ isiteuos S es-
cribs ncs al p O. Box ;35, Ponce.
Manager Jose D:az Marcilias.
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OBSERVACIoNES
DEL TEMPO.
U. S. WEATHER tUREAl
san Juan, P. R.. Dore. q de 1910

far6netro en- pulgadaA redu-
cido al nivel del mar. - 5o'Oz
1tmpefa tuFA corriente, Fahr.. "a
Humedsd relativs, percentage. Gu
Precipitation, en- pulgadaa, en-
46uss, terminands & Lass
d $780,
IEeccion del viento. ......- ;.
velocidad del viento. milaa
pce horA. A...............-
Temperature mas alta. - 81
Temperature mas bala. -. 20
kslda del sol IS. 81 a. N.
fnsta del sol 5.57 .. ID.
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| 1S1 XII N6IIll)II,E para una
familia

corta, Sc alquila una elegante casa en-
la Gale de "Cerra" en- Santurce. Es
terrera, de moderna construction. con
todas las comodidades necesarias y en-
el mejor sitio. Informan en- La Sui
tana, calle de San Justo II, de esta
ciudad.
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/. Arizona Oliver. .-.Alma cenista al
por mayor en- prcvisiones de todas
classes. hoinos para moier maiz y
maauinaria para preparar cafe.
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Catered at tho Post Oface San Juan P
r. as sAeord class matter July 1900
La Correspondence Do Pts. Rico
soA7ALEsAM.

rte,,o po.fttec, de ipfosmseibn sene'
ri Gtwsris y eienA6ea Fl mas anliEuo
de Ios dIerios d h Vie. Edscibn los
sominros Fsetura medsrns Compues-
tol mlq,ips pos medic d ncnstiPis y
e,tsreoUpie. Todss ~ dias tips nnev Q
Gnco pesi6dioo qae t,sa prenss rctsava
IN Puerto Rico Dissie d u tsrde;
Noticias por eab!s. CorrssponsMes ,
renorteye Is tods II kla y enlas pflnes'
nsIes eapitelss d America EureYs'
Information grlhca por medic de gfaos'
dos de notabIae srtistas.
Preciios de s4scrapci6'' en- "a as9a.
For un trimesh, loxo,.. e 2.2s ss
serae.trs - = % %
Stm.,o Asu su.l.o dol dis 8 90 >,
del apteyicr. .t.' ';..:-
LENDS largo techs. dsn'ro % os
de ID senaans. :..-.., -
pemas largs tseha dsn''o "o,n
,I. aei n0ss ms str,ssdss prscio conyen'
siGos1 ps1a fu.ra do 10 islA los mlsne'p p'''
Psgo adelantsdo.
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Manuel Mocsts PsdllA.-kepresentante
de "La Correspondence" ronce Pto
hica 2. 0. Box II Telffono %
-Agente y corresponsal de varies Pc
ri6dicos importantes do San Juan, Ii
isla y el extraIeIo Acepta agancia'
= ocmisionea fueds dar Ieferenasl
Hotel y Colmado Do 3. Melia
Plaza De.icias No. sy S.
Besssa 8 Ramirsz. Represantau.
to de manufacturers , eorisionis
tas-Agentes de h mAquine Dc es.
uibi-. UNDERWOOD. Ponce. ?. r
Jose Romasusra = Co, S. en- C.
Fabncantes ds neores = comprado'
res rxc:ui7us tia acreditado Ror
RzsAaAsa = antigslo alcoholado Bas.
nes. Villa No. 46.
6as6lna.-Aoeite, Grasa y Efe,
tos para Autom6vles. Bicicletas
y Accessories de todas classes; hay
de vents constantemsnts en- Ia
AGENCIA do ]. Brandt.
Telefono No. 6, p. O. Box 81.
Plaza Principal al ad2 del Con-
sistcrio.
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El Leon de Oro. de Romdn Cepe-
ro;habitaciCnes oolnodas = ventiladas
selectas cOnlioaa talls do Ia Villa
No3.
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DR.. R. Lopez Nussa. Medioo Ci.
rujano Consultas do i & B i. NJ.
Comercio esquinna s Salud 1e Go.
no 2S5.
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Llefens 8 Sanchez koahlyo.-..
fufete y Nctais en fonce flar< De-.
liei.s %.
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Dr. v Santoni. lie .afacuitad ds
Paris lspecialists en- las en1e.ms-
dGdes de Ia vista. Ho-as de cnsu.
tss, de 81 10 A. NJ y do 2 6 4 +. N.
IisEa Principal n Ndm. l2.
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Jose "A. Poventud- Abogada
Attorney and Counsellor a. Law.
Oftina: (alie Mayor No Ia Tclt-
fcno No. 2l9-2.-Poncs. 2. L.
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE TACOMA TIMES ; ;::$$ 81
Labor and Capital
EDITORIAL BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT

of
existed but labor
other rights
desirable; positive the world
the house another let him
diligently and build himself thus example showing that his
shall be safe from violence when built
substantially att
showed
relative capital labor
We OF the relations
rights pushing their claims
The
profit of rightly
tans that holds his subject the general right of the
it.
But think still further The right regulate the of
wealth public admitted
right conditions labor which chief
of wealth, directly in the interest of the good.
reach which he will make the possible contribution the
No be good citizen unless he has than sufficient
the of living of labor that
his he will
of the the general load
We conditions of life
with which Them
We need
iona laws regulate child labor the especially
practical training daily life work.
Also
like geed
and and
and of selfish employers.
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Potter's Field

This lives New Side Cleveands
Charlestown
Philadelphia Chinatown
Canal Chcagos
1t quite possible place children
born where men and women work and die
Men have died brae but have the last
hour with spirit much fortitud
This womans children all dead. weeks SINCE
old husband had
insurance protection other The
high for his small earnings a laborer.
She alone in small she faced DEATH
seventy old.
She afraid to die She
She had been mother.
Yet she asking for help, the first time her life.
Lying poorly equipped
had look of horror and she
81 thank thee Father for having led
your
in kind fit to take Home. thank
good husband, with whom years.
my soul is cean-as clean
look forward with joy reoning husband and children
have
"Please God let them bury n
She began bed She wrthed / pain
whether physical mental. Her lips again.
life lived
propertand Father don't let them
by dumping them into a hole in Potter's Field"
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ment officials. Look around in
the city of Tacoma and see the
fine buildings you have produced
the money to build, and when one
of them is destroyed they tell you
how many dollars are lost, when
the fact is there is not dollar
lost. 1t is the work that is lost,
and 1t takes work to to put 1t up
again. And after you have fin
ished job for one man, you are
obliged to beg for asking (for
asking TO ra job is begging) for
the privilege of living. Don't you
believe that the same force was
the cause of your coming into
this life as the one who accumu-
lates the necessities of life be-
longing to you? And do you be-
lieve 1t gave to him any prefer
ence over you? Don't you be-
lieve that conditions such as ex-
list at the present time are made
by man, and don't you believe
these conditions can be changed
by man, when you producers of
the necessities Of life will act as
a unit and go to the polls and
vote as one man for men who feel
that human life il above the al
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Editor Times: In reading
-FOUR editorials in regard to the
conditions existing all over the
world, and especially the condi-
lion of the wage-working and
producing class of the United
States. wonder why they (the
producers) do not develop the
organs they control to think for
themselves, and then to reason
out, and believe, what the cause
Is, that they do not get what they
desire of the necessities of life,
and when they have come to a
conclusion as to what the cause
Vs. do as the surgeon does, when
he finds his patient has the apen-
fictis, cuts out the appendix. And
you, Mr.. Producer. want to do the
Eame thing with what causes you
TO be denied from having what
you desire of the necessities.
Develop your organs to think,
reason and believe, and know,
that you are producing the money
10 pay for everything, and the
kccumulators get all the credit.
Try to think how many men II
iakes to produce the salary OF the
president and all other govern
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Ara bi a IN
n ig h t s
TALES OF MAGIC
AND MYSTERY
Retold for Boys
and Girls

Finally we came to a broad
flat space where the one who car
ried me threw me off. Then all
of them, after uttering that terri
BILE noise that had alarmed me at
first, went off. l looked about
me and saw that l was evidently
in the place where the elephants
bury their dead. Round about
me were strewn many teeth and
tusks of elephants. Then l under
stood that the elephants had
brought me to their burying
ground that 1 might help myself
to the ivory and not kill any more
live elephants.
With all possible speed l has
tened to my master with the tale
of my strange adventure. Togeth-
.er we made many trips to the
place, until we had carried away
a vast richness of ivory. My mas
ter then presented me with my
liberty and with ship loaded with
ivory. | returned to Bagdad and
have travelled no more-content
with my wealth and with my
many memories of strange adven-
lures,
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Miss Grey: That the marriage
of healthy couple who know
well the habits and temperaments
of each other, and knowing this
bear toward each other mutual re-
spect, admiration and love, will
result happily and that such cou-
pie will be the parents of strong
and vigorous children is too APP
parent to iterate. 1t necessarily
follows that between such a couple
there exists a mutual companion
ship and desire to help, to please
and to comfort at all times. Give
them half chance and they will
succeed God bless 'em). Such is
the happy, the ideal marriage.
All the little fairy stories we
read when kids ended "theyl were
married and lived happily ever
afterwards" all the novels end
with happy marriage and the in
ference that they lived happily
ever afterwards. Our forefathers
fought for the avowed purpose of
domestic tranquility and the pur-
suit of happiness. 1t is as natural
for men and women to marry and
bear children as it is for the plant
to blossom and bear fruit. This
natural impulse partakes almost
of the nature of an irresistible
impulse. And l take it that it is
the one great object of organized
society to secure to it's individual
citizens the fullest enjoyment of
Happiness, by regulations or laws
tending to promote, protect and
Safeguard the ideal marriage.
Herein our government has to
date signally failed; hence the
bachelor. The rules suggested to
compel long acquain tance and
health certificate as "a protection
to the innocent, thoughtless or ig-
norant lis good. In fact, Is the
duty of society.
Why is bachelor? The state
ment is made bv the learned DR.,
Shaw that bachelor is per Sc an
uncivilized creature. AS true as
that may be, civilization is per Sc
the creator of bachelors. Nature
certainly never created the desire
for bachelorhood. Among true
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease Ca
tarrh is blood or Constitutional disease,
and In order to cure 1t you must take
internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine.
physicians in this country for years and
is regular prescription. 1t is Compose ed
Of the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers. acting directly
combination OF the two ingI edients Is
what produces such wonderful results In
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free. n. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonstipa-
ton.
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THE SEVENTH AND LAST VOY
AGE OF SINBAD THE SAILOR

This. my last trip, resulted in
no shipwreck. but in something
very much worse. We were cap
tured by a crew of terrible pir-
ates who destroyed our ship, seized
the cargo, and sold us as slaves.
Now the man who bought me was
an ivory merchant, and he sta
toned me in a tree some distance
from his house, gave me a bow
and arrows, and ordered me to
shoot at any elephants that might
pass under my tree. For some
time l continued this occupation,
shooting at least one elephant a
day, sometimes two. One day
heard a terrible noise, and saw a
whole herd of elephants stamped
ing across the plain. They stop
ped beneath my tree, fixed their
eyes on me, and held that position
until / dropped in sheer fright.
Then one of them threw me on
his back and carried me off with
out attempting to do me the
least injury. The other ele-
plants followed.
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SAD HOMECOMING
FOR FREED CONVICT

(By United Press Leased Wire
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-After
serving nearly five years in Joliet
prison for perpetrating a series
of daring frauds, Geo. S. Nc Rey-
nolds returned to his old home
to find that his aged mother, who
had worked necessarily to have
her son pardoned, had died IA
hours before.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Messenger
and daughters have returned from
their summer home near Madrona
Beach.
A. II. Shelander has returned
after a two months visit to the
Middle West, six weeks of which
he spent at the Summer School of
Ethics at Madison, Wisconsin.
y
Mrs. j. Il. Smith will be the
hostess of the executive board of
the Woman's club at her summer
home at Steilacoom next Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Seymour
will leave next week to attend
the conservation congress at St.
Paul.
Miss Joy Massey leaves in a few
days for Juneau, Alaska.
Topaz circle APT will give an
in Fraternity hall
September 7.
Mrs. Raymond of Raymond,
Wash, who has been spending
the past week at the home of Mrs.
Harry Mase, 1912 South l., re-
turned home yesterday.
Court Destiny No. sos, indie
pendent Order of Foresters, last
night completed arrangements for
the entertainment of Superintend-
ent of Organizers, Frank e. Hand,
Friday night September 8.
Miss Clara Lindsey, niece of Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Healy, was married
Thursday afternoon to Ralph VIII
son of this city at the Healy home
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The services of Vanderbilt's
two physicians are rated as worth
$4,000; for wireless and other
messages The has paid out a like
sum; it is estimated that at least
$4,000 worth of flowers has been
sent him; nurses, extra chauffeurs
and maids have cost another
$4,000. These are few of the
principal expenditures.
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on North Steele street, Rev. Fred
erick 7. Webb officiating.
Rev. and Mrs. T. Il. WinecOff
and daughter arrived from the
South Thursday evening and will
leave in few days for Alaska.
The Ethical society of Tacoma
will hold an open air meeting at
Gravelly lake Sunday afternoon
upon the invitation of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter J. Thompson. A. r.
Shelander will speak on "Impres-
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SIR WILFRID LAURIER.

The opening of the Catholic eu-
charist congress will also mark
the beginning of Sir Wilfrid
Laurier's fifteenth year as premier
|of Canada.
The many hundreds of Catholic
|prelates and lesser dignitaries who
will attend the worlds eucharistic
congress at Montreal in September
the first time the congress has
been held in the new world, will
be welcomed by the first Catholic
premier of Canada.
Laurier has given the dominion
a government entirely fair and Inn
partial, and is hailed as "the man
of the hour" by Canadians of all
beliefs.
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Some of Us Couldn't Afford
To Be Sick At That Rate

NEWPORT, R. l., Sept. g.
Three thousand. seven hundred
and fifty dollars, it is conserva-
lively estimated, is what it costs
Reginald Vanderbilt to be sick one
day. Counting telegraph tolls,
doctor bills, gifts of flowers by
friends and other incidentais, his
illness of 20 days figures $4,000
and he is not yet we'll.
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sions From the Summer School of
Ethics"
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Olof Johnson and
Marie Nelson, Tacoma; Andrew
Gustafson and Carolina Danielson,
Kapowsin: Patrick Connery and
Margaret Brew, Tacoma; Fred Oh
sen and Lucy Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l.. Patterson,
6122 Tacoma avenue, are the par
ents of a ten-pound baby girl.
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TWO DIE AFTER
JEALOUS ROW

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NYACK, N. Y, Sept. 3.-After a
quarrel inspired by jealousy, Ed
valid Junge gathered his family of
a wife and three children in a
room. and, after Staying his wife.
babe his children farewell, and
then calmly shot himself through
the head. He will die.
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MOTHER HOD CARRIER
TO FREE HER son

(By United Press Leased Wire
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 3.-To
raise money for legal expenses in
winning a parole from the Mis-
souri, penitentiary for her erring
son, Mrs. Margaret La Trasse, Sc
years old, took a job as a n hod-
carrier. Today she got her re-
ward, Gov. Hadley freeing the lad.
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LEAVES MILLION
TO TUSKEGEE

(Ry United Press Leased Wire. }
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-1n her
VIII, just made public, Mrs. Flora
j.. Dotger, who died at her home
in East Orange. N. j., leaves a be-
quest of 100000 to Tuskegee
institute, of which Booker T.
Washington IL president.
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NOTICE

1. B. e. W., No. 4s3, members
take notice: Report at Ninth and
Tacoma avenue, Monday morning.
Sept. 5th, at 8 o'clock. Important
business. ta*
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ALL BACHELORS BARBAR|ANS?

barbarians we look in vain for the
bachelor. Among true barbarians,
until contaminated with civiliza-
ton, we look in vain for the need
OF a health certificate. Why?
Simply because among true bar
barians, untainted by civilization,
the men ON reaching maturity are
able to provide home for their
families; they marry and there
are no bachelors. The assertion
by the learned DR.. Shaw that the
family income should be at least
$25 a week is sufficient excuse for
a million of bachelors in this coun-
try. We need go no further.
When under our government a
man of maturity can support and
provide for his family, when
healthy men have no reason to be
bachelors and are condemned by
the action of society not by mere
words, then, and then only, will
we cease to have bachelors, then
will prostitution cease, and then,
goodbye health certificate.
Respectfully,
A BACHELOR.
P. S.-Being a bachelor, Just
one last fling: 1t strikes me that
some of these barren marriages
are as uncivilized as the barbarian
bachelor. Ask Teddy.
Dear Miss Grey: Would you
kindly tell me through the Times
how to bring on a correspondence
with a cowboy. I know they are
found all through Montana, ETC.,
but just how to get one address
BRIGHT EYES.
A.-Better leave them alone.
Dear Miss Grey: IF the roof is
painted with coil of tar" will the
clsterns water taste from it?
FRIDAY.
Ayes.
Dear Miss Grey: My cheeks
are altogether too red. Do you
know of anything I could take to
make them whittier? SADIE.
A.-They're all right. Don't
worry about them. Better too
red than too white.
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Govnor Teats will deliver his
lecture on Compensation to In
jured Workmen" at jefferson
Square Hall Monday night,
Sept. 5. ss*
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IT'S distance lends enchantment
to the view,
And robes the mountain in its
azure hue.
Campbell.
Birds nests sell in Hongkong
at SIS to $25 per bound.
Sunny Jim" Is said to be a
gloomy cuss since he read TGfts
letter.
Some of the sharks of the In
dian ocean attain a length of so
feet.
The only man who never made
a mistake is the fellow who never
did anything.
Korea Is rapidly becoming civil
lied. 1t bought over 100000
bottles of beer of Japan In 1899.
Spain is said to have the worst
roads for motoring OF any coun-
try in Europe.
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Short letters from Times readers will printed
column when they Of sufficient may
write about anything anybody personal
your
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the mae Unjust
if lie is t b a quyi bk i'm o alters
is d sharply III e en- o
the screening is
eo
doch o
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mighty dollar?

mighty dollar?
MIR. Roosevelt, who says he is a
progressive, says he is in favor
of the poor man when he is right
and against him when he is wrong
Do you believe that God or the
ISupreme Being gave him any more
fright to judge of right and wrong
than it did you? While president,
he stated that three Tor more)
citizens of the United States were
undesirable citizens, but a jury of
/ twelve men who heard the evil
dence decided they were not. Who
do you think was right, he or the
jury? When you producers of
all so called wealth find out the
cause of the trouble between you
and your employers and cut il
out, or, as near so as possible,
you will change conditions to the
advantage of all the people.
w. G. CHAFFEE.
Editor Times: Standpipe OF
firetug? Or both? The latter
for ships afire at anchor. Suppose
we had standpipe so feet in
diameter 200 feet high and filled
with salt water connected with
the pipes to every plant on the
waterfront, and those connected
with perforated piping through
out the buildings. If the watch
man was quick to turn on, could
the fire do much damage? AS to
Installation and maintenance fig
ure it out, please. 1 don't
know. DoNEPH.
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Wash seconde ss matte.
TELEaRARHfc SERVICE OF UNITED PRESS AssorI ATsoN
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY By THE
TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
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AUTO SUGGESTION.

AUTO SUGGESTION.
I've just bought a Rem
brandt"
81 amt never heard of that
car said Mrs. Newrich, but /
shall have Henry look into it."
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A pasteboard cat has been i'm
vented. 1t is covered with phos-
phorus so that it shines at night
and frightens rats and mice away.
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A LAST RESORT


"Paw, what is meant by the last resort?"
Mr.. Stunge: The
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Drs. Thomas, Fidelity Bldg. az
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A BRIGHT LAD, THIS

Photographer: What made stay dark
long?
New Boy couldn't mates
you wanted until a
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Miss Clara Lindsey, niece of Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Healy, was married
Thursday afternoon to Ralph VIII
son of this city at the Healy home
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Dear Miss Grey: If the roof is
painted with coil of tar" will the
clsterns water taste from it?
FRIDAY.
Ayes,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Messenger
and daughters have returned from
their summer home near Madrona
Beach.