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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-26
NEW ORDINANCES.

The ordinance providing for the
widening of the curbing space and
necessarily the decreasing of the
paving on Tarragona street was intro
duced by Alderman Williams. Rath-
er this was an amendment to an or
dinance passed May 3, 1910. The
widening of the curbing space was
to provide for the placing of poles
in such space, for several apparent.
" good reasons advanced.
The ordinance recommended by the
board of works and providing for the
re-platting or changing of streets in
lot y OF the Dallas tract, was read
and referred to the committee on
parks and ways.
An ordinance amending section
107 of the city code was read. This
provided for an extension of the side
walk area.
Ordinance No. III, providing for
the construction Of sidewalks was
read By Alderman Williams THIS
ordinance provided that the only no
tice to be required for service on
property. where sidewalks were need
Cd and ordered was 10 re resolution
by the board OF works giving plain
notice tina any particular sidewalk
section v0GIl be butt in. and that
this would be ali the notice required
IN The past individual service had
20. be mad Oh property owners where
sidewalks ",ra ordered. lUQe. the
~ eW atFaE-e-rcl-. the notice shall be
published for any one section three
times a W,ak il a city newspaper.
No personal service is required
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-26

Alderman Meyer introduced by re-
quest of the Civic League a resolu
ton providing for an ordinance MAX
ing it unlawful for bread vendors to
peddle or deliver bread without wrap
ping the same. The resolution was
regarded as a most worthy one, and
on motion of Alderman Williams it
was referred to the harbor and sani-
tary Committee and board of health,
requesting that those bodies get to-
gether and frame an ordinance in
line with the resolution, for intro
duction at next meeting.
A resolution giving the plumbing
inspector authority to change the
style of blanks in his office use was
read. 1t was introduced by Alder
man Kugleman. 1t was referred to
the board of works and the city at
torney.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-26

HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
CHARITIES
Police PrOteetion-

CHARITIES.
Hospital expenses. 10000
Medicines ........-... 1926
Care and transporta-
ton of pauperS. f40.40-$ 3of. IS
EXPENSES OF WATER DEPT.
General expenses IS 636.63
Operating expenses. 2,669.99
Construction -. ..... 3,987.52-S 1926. "A
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-26

The tax collectors report was re-
ceived and referred to the finance
committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-26

Total expenses for April. ....$ %, 6e2.45
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN G. WARD,
(Nrrnnr ntn.s h..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-26

D. R. AIcGLARRIE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-19

sllte, rieine aueen iuenoeten iif nod
Ins!"
llno nit aler 4raft ibrer 2ltnge
ling tie on 81 rufen:
nSierber, bierber, frommer go.
ter! Gs gibt nod ebrli6e Selite, Die
Gu6 %moblpoaen!"
Die Stele, auf melder Der Wond
lid befano, mar aber Sl melt bon
benz @aae entfernt, oils oaB Die
Gimme Der Wflttter Sinte bate bis
bobin oritgen f0nnen. 9eunp6 aber
ihlug obne Speifel Elm unbeitimmter
Con al oaS DIR bes alten 0tannes,
0cnt or raffte aae &rdfte Suiammen,
Inn iif bis alif Die &nie an erbeben,
lno breitete feline Irnte, mad Der 81.
taoele geipenbet, nit bittenoer @e.
beroe ans; folt unmittelbar oarauf
aber bemGhtigte ii6 ole grid0pfung
ieiner BON Heuem unO er Ianf lebloS
5llritf.
Or bat inns 9eipinft," bob Die
glte 10 lebbaft pieoer an, baB ibr
ihon pbnebin rotbes @eiift 10 ornl.
felpurpurn ergliibte, oaB ein Sdlag.
fInB i'm In5nge 81 iein idie1. Or
ruft ms 81 Silfe! @ir mGren
i6limmer oils Seiben llnb @ebrpol-
fe, penn mir i'm bort iterben IieBen.
8ir miiiien ibm bethlehem"
rSbm beiitebeil2" nieberbolte elm
Soloat, ,uno mie benn2"
.@ie?" rief Wiltter 6inte. Siam
man i'm oenn niht bierber idaiien?"
Limb nie iolen mir bent ans Dem
Shloiie binausfommen? @S lit iiber
flint llbr. Die Sbore iinb gei6loilen
nno Die 3uebriife auf9e5osen."
o@as fomttlt oarau ai.2 @enn
mir i'm perlieBen, 10. Surea. mir
rpertb, III bieier @elt gebenf1 iinb in
Der anoeren gebraten 5u tperAn."
Der NOnd par rpieoer srf 8elin.
mug gefommeu uno idIcptpte lid
iest auf beioen SGnoen un1 &nien
nod Dem @roben beS S6loie}s.
rSbr laBt eu6 -ourh &leiAigfeiten
in 8erlegenbeit bringen," hob Die
gllte mieoer an. .@enn oieS Sbore
geihloiien iino, 10 offne man lie.
@enn Die 3ugbriide aufge5ogen lit,
10 Iaiie mar lie berab. SaS lit oob
nift iebr idmierig!"
yIaeroinss; babt Sbr aber aud
Die grlaubniB bes @ouperneurs?"
Or miro iie geben."
Sea, i'd mag CO auf ale Sale
nift iibernebmen, i'm barltm 5u
bitten"
y@arum oenn nidt9 SD ioate
meinen, ipenn es iid Inn bas 2eben
zines frommen Wannes banoelt, 10
! fonnte man ii6 pobl elm menig rib.
ren."
y@iirbet Sbr benn bingeben, Wt,tt.
ter Sinte9"
$50 mobl piiroe ih binseben."
.Nlin, 10 gebt bo6l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-19
SHUTTER Ginte.
Genntes aapitel.

Der Iuftritt, meIden iptr ioeben
er5Gblt, bate binnen 'meniger oils
pier bis fiinf Winuten itattaefunoen,
uno oennod tparen idon 5nei 9rit.
tbeile BET Die geiasltng bes Shloilcs
bilben6en Soloaten arif ben @aa &c.
eilt, eritaunt iiber Die unerborte SEED,
belt bieier 8epaIttbat, oieies fre6en
lleberfalls fat nod am beaen Sage,
fanm einige bunoert Shritte bon
Den Mauern elmer Seitlng entfernt,
lno por ben augen Der eribrodenen
Shilomaden.
Seoer iprad feline Weinung in BE.
sug Eif ben ieltiamen Sorfal aus,
oeiien Sellge err ioeben sepeien.
,0ieie armen Seufel BON 8apu5i.
nern iinb iebr i1ledt w~eggefom.
men!" rief Der Cine.
Ser alte lit tobt!" antportete
Der Mnoere!
y0as fonnen Tie benn nit Dem
! Sungen MAIDEN polen, Die ganot-
ten? uno parlim baben lie i'm 10 nit
g%ebunoenen SGnben uno Siiben tort
geitleppt2 @onen tie ibm pieaei6t
bas Yiitol auf ole 8ruit iesen rinb
BON ibm poaitdnbige abiOlution
ibrer Siinoen er5pingen?"
lin iie 81 beiteblen, fam es nifi
aeIdeben iein, oenn ale Welt petB,
baB wanoernoe Wonhe feinen Sba'
Ter in Der Saihe baben."
.@eldem grmeecorps geborer
oenn oieie Hdllber an2"
sd glnubte Die Uniform oes 8c'
ailments 2onguepille 81 erfennen."
Limb i6 babe gan5 gewiB Die oes
Geaiments Cont %erfannt."
.gb, bes Gegiments 9onti2 9as
iino aGeroings Die grDBten &diibel
Der Irmee-formlide ganoiten.-
Sa, ia, Die miiiien cs gemeien Iein."
,@as miro ober ibr Sberit iagen
mcm err Die Sade erfabren piro2"
yMeiner Sreu, ib m0dtc nidt II
Der Sallt oieier Salunfen iteden."
,@al5 b%eIonbers belte niht."
,@arum beun nift2"
,@eil Der Cardinal ba lit uno ipei
Der CARDINAL, oa er ais Yrieiter oil
blonde in Shus nebmen mitB, Siei'
@epalttbat nidt 10 hinseben laiier
miro"
ga bait Oh wirfli6 8eht. Wid
munoert MIR, bob elm Sinterbalt Dor
mebr oils 5pau5ig Wann in oieien
@Glbden gelegen bat, IN pelden
aeiner bon ms aud MIR cine &as'
bat bineinlaufen ieben."
r@abrfheinlid iino lie ourd Del
aroben 8alo, Der babinter liegt, bin
! einsefommen. 9sidts lit leifter, ali
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-19

bert Sfritte-in Der Hidtung oes
groBen 9aumes."
so! ieet meiB ids" iagte @tut.
ter Sinte; res lieet etipas auf Der
Groe, aber mas lit es Oenn2"
Gin arrrer 5euiel, ben Waro-
beurS tootgeiblagen baben."
,Sa, Die 8anoiten!" riei Die site.
Damn, nahoem iie nod better bin
9eifai,t, ieste lie bin5u:
.glber, beiliee SungfraI! @oti
perseibe mir, Der arme Menih iiebi
ia beinabe aus pie elm Won6."
"s lit aud ein W0nd, Niitter
Sinte."
.Wies lit es moeli6? I6, meill
@ott, elm Won6! elm Siener @ottes
So, bic 8oiepi6ter, bic perniinihtell
80iepifter.
limb inbem Tie ii6 aus ibren bel
ben Sauiten cine Dirt Sernrobr mad.
tie, beftete tie, mdbrenb lie am gan5en
2eibe Dor gntriiitung Sitterte, ibrt
8lide alif ben lebloien &orper Dee
Wondes, pGbrenb iie in ibren ala.
gen unb 8erpiinidungen peitei
fortfubr.
Wa6 gerlauf bon einigen Iinli
ten milrmelte tie:
.glber, aber iebe ih benn reht2"
,0as iebt Sbr oenn, Mittter Sin.
te?" fraaten Ole Solbaten.
.gr lit ni6t toot."
.@as iagt Sbr?"
,Gr lit nidt foot, 10 iuenia als
SIR ODER id. Ger quite Soft lei ge
prieien bofiir! S6aut url i6art,
Chen bat er mieoer cine gerpegune
gemadtl"
Ole einen g(ueenblid lang ger
itreute gufmerfiamfeit Der Solbatel
purbe iofort mieber angeipornt.
nWeiner Srele, es lit wabr," RE
elmer bon ibnen; oer bemegt iih."
Sn Der Chat bepegte Der nod i'm
mer auf Den 9oben ausgeitreft lie
genbe Wonf IN iebr iihtbarer 9eil
einen ieiner Irme.
.Sagte id es nidt?" rief Wutte
! Sinte triumpbirenb.
SEA, ber'alte 8ail5 mlB Elm 5dbe'
2eben babem" antmortete elmer De
Solooten. Or bat mebr Siebe I'M
Subtritte erbalten, oils notbig mare
Inn einem Stier baS Sebenslidt aus
5ublaien."
.Idl" entsegnete Die miirbis
Marfetenoerin, res lit pielleift Ell,
@unoer. llno on mem, iruge I'd
ioa 8ott aud @umoer tbun, pert'
nidt an einem irommen Wfonf?"
Ger Wond ridtete lid iest bal
IN Die Sobe, belt iid Die Sdnoe a
Die Stirn unb lieB eineu p~er5ipeiiel
ten glif rings Inn lid berum
ibmeiien.
.0sein Simmel," itammelte 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-19
g...s,,,tn.reer esa,ette, pieastap, BEN 10. april 1910.

lit iblimm! @ir fommen s1 ipdt,
aber geben mir meiter."
limo er betrat ben pffenen Harm,
Ser iib 5piihen benz @albe uno benz
Shloiie bin5og unb altf Der redten
Settle burb ben speiten fleinen Walo
burd1ifnitten puroe, bon melfenl
mir ioeben iprohen.
Die Gbene rpar einiam irno perlai.
len. Sn Der Serne iab man Die err
item 3elte bes iran5oiiiden Saaers.
sluf Den @daen gingen Die S6ilb'
maben bin uno Der, uno einige mil.
Bige Soloaten itanoen aitf ben Sol
Iern uno i6auten in Die Serne bin.
aus.
Der ,olte M0nh Ienfte NIT &C.
friimmterem &iifen ltnb manfenoc'
rem Siiben oils ie, bon ieinem ge9lei'
ter gefolgt, ieine Shritte nah BEN
groBen Sbore, beiieu Bride ioeben
atfge5Dgen moroen mar.
lin bieies Sbor au erreifen.
mubte man inmerbalb Wllsfete!,,
idnBneite ON Der ode oes fleinen
@aloes porbei.
g(ber mer bate mobl geglaubt, Dat
in oieien menigen 9aumernppen, bic
auf einem &aum BON bltnoertnno'
"fiini5ig bis sipeibunbert alafterr
SlGhenraum ltanben, irgeno cine 8e'
iabr perborgen fem fonne2
Die Blonde gingen ouber aud
nit aanS riibiaer Wiene nno ME
9eute, wel9e iiberSeugt iinb, oaB iie
nidts 81 fiirhten baben. Die Shilo'
paden maften IN ibrer eintoniger
Yromenaoe Salt, Inn bic Wanoerei
nit iener n%nflaren, initinctartieer
Ieugier az betrahten, melfe Der
Menihen brGngt, ielbit IN benz &C.
ringfiigieiten greignib 3eritrernna
81 ilihen.
Sier aber fano Die Reugier plot.
lid cine Nabrung, aui pel6e lie nit,i
gerefnet bate. @egen 5rpanstQ
Soloaten in fran5oiiider Uniform
ipronaen mie eine Rotte Selfel aus
Dem @1lohen beralls uno Itiir5tei
ii6 uuf Die M6m6e. 0ieie neriiif)'
ten gu ilieben, aber ben dlteren Der
lieben ploblih Die arafte, nno Del
iiingere nollte obne 3weifel ieiner
&ameraoen niht b~erlaiien.
Die Solbaten u%nt5ingelten Die bet
ben Blonde, es erfolgte elm 8ampf
Der aber niht lange oalern fonnte,
Ger alte Mond prroe n%ieoergefpor'
fen, nit SiiBen eetreten iino blleb flir
foot auf Dem Rlase liegen.
Gem tros ieines per5meifelten Wi'
oeritanoes bur6 Die l(ebermabt be-
tp1ltigten iuneen Yiann puroen Die
lSan6e aiif Den Hiiden ~sebunoen uni
er oanft nit .rober @epult m Der
Miftung bes @aloes porpdrts &C.
itoben. Or meiserte iih 81 geben.
Webreree Soleaten boben ibn bier
alf empor, unh in6em tie nit ibren
Irmen unb ibren 9egen cine ari
1raababrea mad,tens auf melde III
i'm iesten, neridpauben lie NIT ibn
in Dem 9idift. Y
y y -
Eenntes &apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-19

IN Dem @iaenblid hires plosli6eit
@rideinens auf Den @alen, pobill
tie hilrf oas laute Hltfen lino SPITE.
diem Der Soloaten aeloft poroen.
vNnn," fraete lie, inbem lie iid
NIT Den Gaboeen ourf Die 8rippen
gabn brad, vipas gibt es oenn? NO.
nah idaut Sbr oenn9".
SEPT" antiportete Elm SoIoat, in.
benz er Die Sano nod einem Yunfte
Ser gbene ausItrefte.
$50 benin? @os benn2 SD iebe
nidts."
ngeun oort-pier. ODER fiinfbun.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: Keller Lake Items :
SooooOooooooooooooCt

Dec. I, 1910
Chalmer Barley has been on the sick list
Mr.. Bahn's children have been having
tine chicken pox.
Mr.. McCune is on the sick list on the
north side Of Keller Lake.
Mr.. Damn passed through Keller Lake
Friday enroute for the Enterprise store.
L. Williams and family tsok dinner at
Paul Stutzman's Thanksgiving day.
Master Charley Coryell is improving a
little and can move around much better.
Mr.. MacIlwane and Hans Renewic went
to Culbertson on Friday Of las; week on
business.
Mr.. Christensen. the insurance agent.
has been canvassing through these parts
recently.
Miss Louise Balm was seen in the neigh
borhood with her pleasant smiles Come
again. Louise.
Lester Balm is digging a cellar on his
frs, building spo, and expects to move his
house on it Monday of this week.
Harris Clark and L. Williams went to
the Archer coal bank Saturday and came
home through the snow storm well chilled.
The program at the north school taught
by Mr.. McCune was well rendered and
enjoyed by those present. Mr.. McCunes
speech was very much enjoyed.
| A good old fashioned snow storm COW
cred mother earth for the first time at this
time OF the year. 7 inches on the prairies.
All seem to be enjoying their coal bins.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02
A Household Medicine
Dane Valley. Mont. Nov. 90, ror

To be really valuable must show equally
good results from each member of the
family using it. Foley's Honey and Tar
does just this. Whether for children or
grown persons Foley's Honey and Tar is
best and safest for all coughs and colds.
Mr.. Otto Paul. Milwaukee. Wis.,. says
Foley's Honey and Tar is still more than
the best. He writes Us. IAN those that
bought it think it Is the best for coughs and
colds they ever had and think il Is still
more than the best Our baby had bad
cold and il cured him in one day. Please
accept thanks." Sold by all Druggists.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02

Tue quicker a coio is gotten rid ot the
les ,.Ie danger from pneumonia and other
serious diseases. Mr.. Is. w. l.. Hail. Oh
waseriy. la. says: II nrmiy Delieve
IhAmDeriaiu's Cough kemedy to be ao-
soiuteiy the bes, preparation on tn market
tor colds. l have recommended IL TO my
friends ana they all agree with me-" For
sale by all dealers.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02
sesseeeessosSseesssa
!: Homestead Items :
Sooooooooeoo>ooooooS

Dec. I. 1870.
Walter G. Stephens vas ! Froid caller
last week.
Casper Anderson made an auto trip over
to Froid last week.
Mr.. Waller. Of Homestead. drove over
to Froid last week.
Harry Roy is kept pretty busy these days
At his barber shop.
John Hermanson called en- friends At
Froid one day Of last week.
Will Ruprecht attended service =, the
Mccord school house last Sunday.
H. Horstman called on number Of his
friends At Froid and vicinity las, week.
Arne Thompson. Of Homestead. was a
Froid visitor one day Of last week.
Mr.. Swank. Of Enterprise. passed here
on his way to Medicine Lake last week.
II. Horstman went to the coal mine re-
Gently and hauled IN his winter supply Of
coal.
Mrs. Robert lick and Miss Frieda Zick
called on MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Shulz last
week.
Miss c. Rideil. who teaches school a,
the Brandon district. wen, to Culbertson
last week.
Mrs. A. L. Shulz entertained few OF
her friends Thanksgiving and jolly time
Is reported.
Pete Robinson. farmer south Of Froid,
Who was injured by one Of his horses re-
Gently. Is nov better.
There is quite little grain coming to
Froid these days and Nick Nelson and
George Hunter are kept busy.
Mr.. Thomas. OF Cuibertson. on has way
nome from Plen,ywood. stopped OH at our
little city OF Froid tor a lew hours visit.
Wedding bells in the vicinity OF froio
ana Homestead are the latest news. and
tue Old bachelors brigade Is getting ready
tor the occasion.
Frank Arnut. an empioYe al the Waits
Coal Mime west OF Froia. TOOK out twelve
ton OF coai Ia one day recently. FRANK Is
quite hustler 4nd understands MS pusi.
uess.
he hrst snow O. the season tell Nov. Is
which As pret.y sooo tor Montana The
oio prophets say mat We are not liable te
uase much snow tins winter. All the bet
ter Tor us.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02
Notice for Publication
OF Making Proof.
Department ofthe Interior.

U. =. Land Office at Glasgow. Montana.
November II. 1910
Notice Ii hereby given that Walter f. Clark
OF Bruckton. Montana, as preferred entry
man. has filed notice OF his intention to make
proof of his right Ia enter. under the Act APP
proved June u. 1896 ga stat. g4l. the Lots
and :. Block No. u. in the Townsite OF Brock
ton. Montana. aud that said proof will be-
made before W. Mathews, u. =. Commissioner
At his Office at Culbertson. Valley County,
Montana. on December .,ith. 1910 and he
names "a his witnesses In making such proof:
n. +. Whitmore. John II. simpson. Ralph
Boyle and Alex Gibbs, all Of Rrockton Mont
TRUMAN NJ. PATrEN.
Register
First Publication. November Is. 1901
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02

WILD ROSE CHAPTER. No. IS, O. E.s.-
Meets the second and fourth Thursdays OF
each month at o'clock y. m. In Masonic
Hall. Mrs. ANNIE TANNER " NJ
\. g. WEST. Secretary.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02

TROWEL LODGE, NO. 81. A. +. & A. M
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month. At $ o'clock y. m. In Masonic Hall.
Visiting Brothers welcome.
II. ID EDMoSDs. Sec. l. l.. BRooKs. W. NJ
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02

Wanted-CleaE cotton rags al T, =
Searchlight Office. Will pay cents a
pound for 10 or IA pounds.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02

Pillsbury's best -four is sold by culbsrs-
son Cash Store. Quality best. price the
lowest. ,oef
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02
USEFUL
CHRl s 7 M A S
PRESENTS

LADIES' FUR SCARFS
10 be closed out at exactly half
their former prices, from
$500 to 5000
LADIES' SILK UNDER
SKIRTS, from
$2.75 to $4.S5
LADIES' SILK WAISTS
all colors, from
$50 to 3.75
LADIES' WOOL FASClNA-
TORS, from
35c to DOC
SWEATER COATS
for men, women and children,
all colors, from
SOC to $50
MEMS and WOMEN'S
FANCY SLIPPERS, from
25c to 95c
CHILDREN'S BEARSKIN
COATS, from
1855 10 2.75
MEMS and WOMEN'S
BEAUTIFUL RINGS. from,
LOO to 500
MEMS and WoMEN'S
WATCHES
all kinds, from
100 to 1900
How about
NICE COAT
for your wife. We have then. IN,
all colors and kinds, from
400 to 1900
Nice Christmas GIFTS: Cuff
Buttons, Breastpins, Bracelets.
Neck Chains, Ear rings, Charms
and Accordeons.
What about Table Cloth. Nap
kins. Lace Curtains, Fancy Ia
BILE Covers, Tapestry Portiers,
Couch Covers and thousands of
other things in wearing apparel
can be bought very cheaply at the
STORE
cslbertsss. 1isseaaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
TEN TICKETS FOR GOOD
SEATS AT TACONIA'S BEST
SHOWS TO BE AWARDED
EACH WEEK TO THE CHAM
PION RHYMERS.

The Times first big couplet
contest closed today at noon with
more than six hundred couplet
rhymes entered. The "Couplet
Editor" hoped to be able to am
Inounce the winners today but the
task of going through the hun
dreds of letters and judging their
merits was too much of job and
the names of the winners cannot
be announced until tomorrow.
Also tomorrow the Times sec-
ond weekly contest will be launcn-
ed. don't forget that. The second
|couplet will be even better than
the present one and as some great
attractions are coming to the local
theaters the prizes will be of un-
usual merit. --.. ---l
The prizes for the present con-
test will be three pairs of good
seats at the Tacoma theater fDr
the performance of Bernard Daily
In his interesting play, ''Sweet In
nisfaIlen" Saturday and Sunday
Nights and two bore seats at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12

about the "poor widows and orphans" who own
street car and other trust stocks? 1t used to be
that the mere mention of compelling a public SER
vice corporation to increase the service or reduce
the fares brought an army Of protesters from the
ranks of business who would shed tears over
the disaster that might come to the beeaguered cor
poraton. But here is the president of the biggest
organization of business in town telling the
people to take heed of the distressing plants of
the company about impending bankruptcy, but to
demand service for the people. And here is a retir-
ing leader who draws picture of trust methods
and corporate greed enough to stir corpse to pro-
test and start a revolution.
Verify times have changed and the "anarchy'
of yesterday has become the patriotism of today,
and the woods are becoming full of radicals
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CURT|SSH HERO
0FTHEHOUR
VAST CROWD THRILLED RY
PERFORMANCE OF AMER
ICAN BIRD MAN WHO TRAV-
ELS 55 MILES AN HOUR IN
THE AIR-PAULHAM GOES
UP 400 FEET.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. IL.
his wonderful exhi-
bition late yesterday afternoon
when he smashed three worlds
records, Glenn Curtiss, the Ame--
lean aviator, is being idolized by
the people who until yesterday
worshipped at the pedestal occu-
pied by Paulham, the French biri
man.
Ctlrtiss Sets New Marks.
Curtiss stated today that he In
tended to "cut loose and put a
kink into every record going,' II
it is within his power to do so.
After smashing the starting rec
ord by rising after the remarkab-
ly short run of 9S feet, Curtiss
Immediately created new
worlds record for quick starting
by rising from the ground in 6
tile shot from a gun. Then ne
circled around the course, the
aeronef tipping and swaying dau-
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short year ago were apparently hopeless "conserva-
tives are now right up abreast of the Times sound
ing this so-called radical cry and fighting for
the public good and against special privileges for
the few
Gratifying radicalism, isn't it, when the
wealthy business man begins to see the problem
from the viewpoint of the working man and the sal
ary Garner?
Doubly gratifying it is when the business man
dares to express his opinion
Now hear Mr.. Rhodes:
The plant of the T. r. & P. company that five
cent fare to the suburbs would mean practical
bankruptcy is not to be considered for moment
The city should control the company instead of the
company controlling the city"
What has become of those solicitations that we
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FIRST COUPLET CONTEST CLOSES;
WATCH FOR WINNERS TOMORROW AND
FOR THE SECOND WEEKLY CONTEST

Grand and two at the Pantagcs
good for any night next week,
when new high class vaudeville
shows will be offered.
The winner of the first prize
will be given his or her choice of
the seats, the second prize win
|ner will take the next choice ani
SO On until the fifth prize is
reached.
The prizes for next weeks con-
test, which opens tomorrow, will
be two box seats at the Pantages
and the Grand and two seats AZ
the Tacoma for three stellar az
fractions, namely: Marie Cahill in
her great play "The Boys aud
Betsy" David Warfield in "The
Music Master" and Blanche Walsh
in her latest play ''The Test"
Here will be an opportunity roe
the rhymers which should bring
out the city's best talent.
Marie Cahill comes to the Tt
coma theater for only one per-
formance Thursday night, Jan,
lao, David Warfield for three peg.
|forniances, Friday, Jan. 21, and
Saturday matinee and night.
|BIanch Walsh comes the follow
ling Sunday. Jan. %. for two per.
formancea-