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Neu York Produce

NEW YORK. oct. 13--Hides-Steady.
Petroleum Steady.
Wool-Quiet.
Slicar-Raw frm MuscovadO 50 test. 3.40c;
centrifugal. 9e test. 3-9Oc; molasses sugar, SO
1e~f. 2.l5c. refined sugar. steady.
Ccfee-CEsed steady. net ) points lower TO
20 points higher Sales were reported Of $4,000
hacs. October and November s soc; December.
$50 January. S93c; February, S94c: March,
Sa5c: April sac; May. S.9Sc; June. &c; July,
a.H2c; August. a.e3e. and September 9.04e. Spot,
steady. Rio No. :. lie; Santos No. T. 1lS a
20. Md quiet Cordova. II 4 di32tc.
Buttcr-Firn Creamery specials, Bic; extras.
29iAc: third 10 frsts. 24d2Sl2c; state dairy,
common 90 fne 23N29c.
Chpesr-Stpady
EECs-FIm. State Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery brown faacy. 33d35c: do gathered
brown, 39N 32c; fresh gathered extra hrsts, 2s
n 29c.
DRIED FRUITS
FTaporatcd Appies-Light demand. but as
stocks are small prices are steady Spot fancy
quoted at Too: choice SA n9Isc; prime SQ
sac: cornon 10 fair. 6l5 67lsc.
Frunes-Firm for the small sizes. Quota tons
range from 501Oc for CALIFORNIA; up to 30-40s
and ess dal2c for Oregons from 60-20s.
Apric0ts-Quiet but steady. with small offer
ings. Choice lla4 d12c; extra choice. 125k q
I$c. fancy. -I3ia dl4c.
Peaches-Are duh. but there IS less pressure
10 sell and prices are steady Choice. 7d15zc;
extrs choice. SNs5ac; fancy. So d9c.
Rsisins-In small demand and prices un-
changed. Loose muscsteis are quoted at 81 6d6c
for 70 crowns: choice 10 fancy seeded. BIL a
81; seedless. sat London layers. 81 -20G1.3 .35.
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Memoranda

South Side life saving station reports that
gasoline launch painted white with copper painted
bottom drifted ashore in pieces half mile north
OF the station this morning. nothing came ashore
TO indicate name owner Of vessel and nothing
worth while saving.
Position of Br stmr Damara. ashore at Fort
Point. is unchanged; smooth; vessel has a
list to starbOard.
= Per FIR bark COrniI Bart-Had succession oc
westerly and northwest gales OF Cape Horn for
21 days; blew away several sails and caused Ves-
sci to leak around the stern post.
HONOLULU. Oct. 13.-Schr Ethel Zane, from
Hilo for RedCndo Beach. arrived here leaking.
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EnS,ern T,ive.tocl Market

CHICAGO Oct. 3.-Cattle-Receipts esti-
mated al 1000 Market steady TO strong
Beeves. s4.T5@T.s5: Texas steers. 81 25d5. 81:
western steers. S4I5G6.75; stockers and feed
ers. S3.40Q5.T5: cows and beifers, 50 25d6 80;
calves. ST50M10.
Bogs-Receipts, estimated at 10000 Market
5ssr- e ~ o
choice heavy, ss40de; pigs, ss.25@9; bulk of
sales. SS50mS9O
Sheep-Beceipts. estimated at 30. 600. Market
steady. Native. 50 50n4.45: western So 75d
z.25: Eesrlings. s.. 80 $40; lambs, native 81 10
a. western 81 75I6 90
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Oct. lS.-cattle-Receipts.
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Naval stores-Turpentfne and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Oct 13-Turpentine-Firm at
74c Sales; 2oi; receipts, 500; shipments. 167:
stocks. IL. .240.
Rosfn-Firm. Sales. 1.916: receipts. 1851 /;
shipments 1853; stocks. 66 s3s Quote: B,
s5.7o@e,lo; D. s5.s5@e.IO: E. Se.o5G61e: F,
s610@6.l5: G. S6.1213 l6.20; H, SECS: l,
S61I1a g6;35; X. $e.25@6.4o: NJ, S6.30@645;
\, $3.50; VIC, S6.75; WV. 81.
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Notice to Mariners

Maui island, northerly side. Wailuku coast
Spartan reef bell buoy. reported adrift, will be
replaced soon as practicable.
l.. H. B. List of Buoys, etc. twelfth subdis-
trict. 1909, p. 13.
By order of the lighthouse bureau.
Lieut. Commander. U. s. n, Inspector, Nine
teenth Lighthouse District.
Maui island. southerly side. Maalaea bay
Kihe reef buoy TO be established On or about
October Z. 1910. q first class buoy, red and
black horizontal stripes, will be established in
around it. to mark three fathom patch of the
Kihei reef, and the position of the point OF the
reef of Kaepolepo. This buoy will serve as
guide to shipping passing up and down the coast
for clearing this reef. Strangers should pass
of shore from the buoy.
Chimney back Of Kihei, II degrees true (N Y
mag).
Big house at Kalepolepo left tangent II de-
grees true (NE By 7-1e mag.).
McGregors point light station, 200 degrees
c. and 6. s. charts 400 and 4104
H. 0. charts 1871, 1853 and 1915.
L. H. b. List of Buoys, etc., Twelfth Subdis-
trict, 1909, p. IA,
- o'1S' Y. S. HOUSTON.
Lieut.. Commander. T. s. ", Inspector. Nine
teenth Lighthouse District.
reef buoy. red first class nun, substituted Sep.
tember 26 for the former first class
L. H. B: List of Buoys, etc., Twelfth Sub
district 1909, p. 10.
BY order of the lighthouse bureau.
V. S. HOUSTON
Lieut.. Commander. U. s. N. Inspector, Nine
teenth Lighthouse District.
Change of Masters
Steamer Ione-Late master, Charles H. Ehlert;
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COTTON FUTURES
ST. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-Wool-Unchsnegd Me-
dium grades. combing and clothing. 23G24c:
light fine. 19d21c; heavy fine. 15@11c; tub
washed. 25033c
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

ffalfs. I4@l5c; rape. 1d2Ac: timothy. 7l5c;
hemp 3Q3isc; millet, 23.c per ID.
Dried Peas--Green. 50 per ctl.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSEL S IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

present master. II. Fl. Rudolph
Steamer Newport-Late master, E. d. Par
sons; present master. Thomas Fry.
LICENSED
Schooner Santa Paula-Aibert Pene. master;
enrolled.
Brigantine Lurline-w. F. Sullivan master.
enrolled.
rolled
Barkentine J. NJ. Grifhth-A Kalniug. mas
ter; enrolled.
REGISTERED
Barkentine Olson Mahony-H. T. Payne.
master.
NOTICE TO MARINERS-HUMBoLDT LIGHT
STATION, CAL.
Notice Is hereby given that about November /.
1910, the II inch steam whistle at Humboldt
liable Blum light station. entrance TO Hum
boldt bay, Cal. will be replaced by first class
compressed air siren, without other change
L II. b. List Of Lights. etc, Pacific coast.
1903. page 20. No. rs: L. H. B. List OF Buoys.
etc. Pacific coast. 1908. page 81.
BY order of the bureau Of lighthouses
W. G, MILLER.
Commander, L. S. N, Inspector.
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Hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls snd brands sell about u ale
under quotations: heavy salted steers. l0Isc;
light medium. 9lsc: light. &c; cowhides. &c:
stays. g: sslted Kin. Zoe: salted veal. l5lsc;
sslred calf I53sc: dry hides. iSc: dry salt hides
l2c; dry kip. I7c; dry calf. 22c; sheepskins.
shesriinCs. 25M40c each short wool. 40dT0c:
medium. 10000; long wool. 90cdS1 .25: lambs,
2o9E50c; horsehides. salt. S225d3 for large and
81 J0G2 for medium. 75cGSl for small and .
n SOC for colts: horsehides. dry. S2a225 for
large ana Sl-25n2 for medium. 50cdS1 for
small and 5G5Oc for colts: goatskins. prime
anCorss. 75c0 81; large hair goats. 3Od4Oc; me
dium. 2o0 30c: small. 5Gl5c.
Tailow-No- I rendered. 50 d6isc; No. ,. "A
Sc: grease 2Q21sc.
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
pa lie; do : months 7mi1c: northern. SOnoma
and Mendocino. 1Sd20c; Humboldt, zoe asked;
Neveds. l3di6c per IN.
Fail ciip-Mountain free 9dllc: northern and
valley "a Zoe; San Joaquin fall and lambs, "a
looS do detective and heavy. 5dTc per ID.
Hops-CalifOrnia. 1909 crop. nominal; Oregon
nominal; crop Of 1910 12l5 a l6IRc per H.
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Supplies for Mexico

The steamer Curacao, which sailed for Quay
mas last Friday. had cargo consigned to various
the following. 1895 lbs dried fruit, 2.s94 lbs
rasins, 1.569 pkgs fresh fruits. SSS pkgs po-
tatoes 3T0 pkgs onions, 45 ctls barley 4ss
cs canned goods. 2 l15 lbs butter. 1.5z2 lbs and
cs cheese Lip lbs nuts. . $50 lbs rice Q bbls
-four. 3 .255 lbs and cs Spices %. 7S4 lbs sugar
2053 lbs sago. 957 lbs bread, .6S5 lbs and 26
cs meals. 1,l50 lbs hams and bacon. 1S2 cs sal
mon. 2 757 lbs tea. 16. 165 gals and 2 cs wine
lI9 cg and 81 gals whisky, - mineral water
10 bbls ginger ale. so brandy, 546 lbs tai.
low 240 bdls shocks, 1.605 fl and 2S7 pkgs lun-
Der. 499 poles, l22 pcs and 10 pkgs railroad
material. 102 coils rope, IL pkgs car material
2 $40 SKIS cement. - cs fuse, So cs oil 30 pkgs
paints. 6.l44 lbs soda, $500 lbs seeds. 122 pkgs
paints p pkgs vehicles 20 pkgs acid Ii cs
Stationery, l3 and ammunition. IL pkgs
machinery, l6 pkgs agricultural implements
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Wednesday from Yokohama.
The City of Para, homeward bound
sailed Wednesday from Acapulco.
The army transport Sheridan is due
today from Manila and is expected to
make port about noon.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL TO DATE

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. Oct ID. 1910
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Grain

The French bark Babin Chevaye at Portland
is engaged for wheat. thence or from Puget
sound to the United Kingdom with the usual
continental options at 27s Sd; if to a direct
port, Cd less. The vessel chartered prior to
arrival
The French bark Cornil Bart is chartered for
barley from here to the United Kingdom at 23s
9d, and the French bark st. Rogatien is engaged
for the same business and voyage. Both were
engaged prior to arrival the ST. Rogatien hav-
ing been rechartered In England.
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chicago Dairy Produce ,rarket

CHICAGO. Oct. S.-Butter-Steady- Cream
cries 2s0 25c: dairies. 23027c.
Eggs-Receipts. 3.0s2 cases. Steady: at mark
cases included lsi4d2Ilzc; frsts. 24c; prime
frSrs. 26c.
l4s. n ljc; Young Americas. l6lsc; longhorns
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SALES
AT AUCTION

SATU RDAY, October Is. at IL a.. m. S5 head
OF large Mares and Horses Wagons and Harness.
565 4th ST.. Oakland.
j. W. MEDEIRos. Auctioneer.
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Army Transports

The Buford is in port out of commission
The Crook is in Manila.
The Dix, homeward bound from Manila TO
Seattle. is at Honolulu
The Logan Is at Manila
The Sheridan IS due today from Manila
The Sherman. outward bound sailed October
IL from Honolulu.
The Thomas Is In port under repairs.
The Warren is in the Philippines.
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Change of Masters
Steamer Ione-Late master, Charles H. Ehlert;
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23

Il had but two Issues: First. the tariff
question; second, the economical admin
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
STORY OF LONDON.
As II Was in Stone Age to Be Repre-
scented at Festival.

As II Was in Stone Age to Be Repre-
scented at Festival.
London as it was in the early stone Ago
is to be the first scene in the great
pageant to be held at the Crystal Palace
next summer in connection with the fes-
tival of empire Mr. Frank Lascelles,
who Is producing the story Of London
with the aid Of 1900 performers. is in
tent on presenting a memorable spec
tacle, says the Birmingham Age-Hsrald.
The visitor to the pageant ground will
see not the rolling hills OF Surry. but the
towering mountains and pine forests. on
the edge OF the lake in the palace grounds
the mud huts of the ancient Brttons will
be grouped.
a herd Of deer will make It's appear
ance, and then the ancient Brltons.
clothed in skins, viii 90 out to hunt.
When they return it will be. not with the
deer as spoil. but a huge bear
It IS the aim Of the producer TO avoid
any suspicion OF theatricality. Mr. Las
celles and his assistants are, therefore,
proposing curtain" effect, both pic
turesque and novel.
While the spectator IS gazing on the
ancient Britons returning from the hunt.
@ dense white cloud viii raise slowly be-
tween him and the actors. and when it
passes away another scene viii be pre-
scented.
The cloud curtain is a development Of
the steam curtain invented by Wagner,
and used nv hin, ys-nap r,~o3srciye- HE r,-,-,,
works. At the evening performance OF
the pageant the cloud will be played on
by number OF colored lights
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
WIPING OUT STATE LINES.
Now Claimed as Only a
suburb of New York.

suburb of New York
The process Of making Philadelphia al
most a suburb Of New York, Of placing
New Jerseys huge area of homes for our
workers within still easier reach, and
possibly OF making Montauk Point our
port for transatlantic traffic Is now near
ly worked out by the engineering genius
Of our age of wonders, says the New
York Press. Actual running of a train
through the Pennsylvania tunnel under
Long Island the East River, Manhattan
Island, and the Hudson River brings this
great community TO a further realization
that State lines hereabouts are of no
consequence in anything but government
tai scheme.
This burrowing Of railroads under the
city and its waters will increase from
tens Of thousands TO hundreds of thou
sands the number of our people who will
come here to do their work, but have
their voting residence in another State.
Perhaps it was because the widest part
of the Hudson River was a barrier to
easy communication between its banks
that it beCaNe a State line. Progress
has made that boundary negligible. Yet
masses Of men, including large numbers
Of those most influential in the big bust
ness that is done on Manhattan Island,
are forced to divide their allegiance to
state sovereignty between New Jersey
and New York They are, In all but the
fact of voting. citizens of two States
II State lines were to be redrawn to-
day a more natural and practical dispo-
sition of the territory within fifty miles
Of the city hall would put a large section
of New Jersey in the same State as Man
haitian Island. There used to be a prop
osition TO carve a new State out of New
York, with New York City as the capital
Indeed, the interests of Newark and the
Oranges are far nearer to those of New
York City than the concerns Of Rochester,
Plattsburg. and Buffalo.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
TARIFF AS THE SOLE ISSUE
Gov Marshall of Indiana, Gives His Views What the
Democrats Should Do
Democrats Should Do.

ed how Offices were being multiplied and
how the expense OF government was be-
ing recklessly increased to the cost of the
tax payers. The. assessed value Of the
personal and real property in Indiana
is S1,777, 100000. The appropriations Of the
last Congress Of the United States were
more than s2,090, 600 In the aggregate.
Every two years, therefore, the national
government eats up a State as big and
rich as Indiana.
Efforts were made to have me shift
my ground. but l was rooted TO one par
ticular spot. and there l stayed. l told
the people l was running for governor
on the Democratic ticket-I was no mans
man; neither the candidate of the brew
ers, nor OF the prohiDitionists. 1 meant
to give the State honest government; 10
be the governor of the Republicans as
we'll as the Democrats. L have q good
law practice l said to every audience.
II you men don't want me, you can bet
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23

duty on each class Of goods that came
from abroad. Diamonds, pig iron, cotton
fabrics, woolens, pottery. everything,
would be taxed a uniform rate based on
value. A shipment of silks worth $1,000
would be taxed the same as a shipment OF
hides worth a like amount. Trading in
schedules would be at an end, scandals
would cease and every American would
get square deal. And let me predict
that if the proposition is ever put before
the people 1t will carry the country"
Church Takes Wrong Altitude.
You are said to have censured the
church recently, saying that church men,
bers made social distinctions among
themselves?'
when I was d boy" Gov. Marshall
answered, Christians belonging to the
same congregation constituted an organ
lied family, in which there were equality
helpfuIness, and fraternity. Now, IL a
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23

At the Royal Normal College for the
blind in London 30 per cent Of the stu
dents are self-supporting.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
Move to Kansas,

When my grandfather sold his farm
for $4,000 he moved to Ossawatonie,
Kans., to which place we moved. also in
the covered wagon. when my mothers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
SURVIVORS OF
WRECK REACH
/ SEATTLE

81 SEATTLE, Feb. 14.-Bringing
10 survivors of the Inflated steam
er Farallon, which was wrecked
near Iliamo bay, Alaska, Jan. Is,
the steamer Victoria has arrived in
port from Valdez, Alaska. All the
survivors brought down by the
Victoria were members of the
Farallon's crew, the passengers
having decided to wait at Valdez
and take the next west bound
steamer for their original destin-
atfons. Many brought down by the
Victoria suffer from the effects of
their months camping nthe
storm-bound coast. Several of
them are still suffering severely
from frost bites.
THE Farallon went on the reef
in a binding snow storm, during
which we were unable to judge
the correct distance from shore
said Captain O'Brlen today. 1.-The
wind had been blowing fiercely
until We entered the bay which
protected us some from its force.
The vessel was proceeding slowly
when she struck"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
Hamilton Must Pay
His Own Way to Pen

OLYMPIA, Feb. 14.-Former
Adjutant General Ortis Hamilton
must pay SIS cash to permit him
to be sent to the penitentiary, &C
cording to a ruling of the clerk
of the state supreme court today.
pursuant to the agreement a pc
tition was presented to teh state
supreme court this morning sign
ed by Hamilton and his attorney
asking that his appeal from the
conviction and sentence rendered
in the local superior court jan
uary A, 1910, be dismissed and
the supreme court has an order.
drawn ready to file directing the
dismissal, following which Hamil-
ton would go to Walla Walla.
In the local superior court this
morning awaiting action by Judge
Mitchell, who is on the bench on
other matters, are orders at the
application of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Wilson Diminishing the other
criminal informations against
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
DIR. BURKE IS
ARRESTED
PROMINENT DOCTOR CHARGED
WITH ATTEMPTING TO KILL
MRS. LEUELLA SMITH AND
HER BABY WITH DYNA-
MITE,

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SANTA ROSA, Cal, Feb. IA
District Attorney Lea and Sheriff
Smith were busily engaged today
on secret Investigations concern
ing the evidence which they are
collecting to present in an effort
to substantiate the charge of at
tempting to kill Luella Smith and
her baby, with dynamite, lodged
yesterday against DR.. Willard P.
Burke, head of the Burke sani-
tarfum.
There are certain phases of
the case which 1t has been impos-
sible for us to make public up to
the present time" declared Assist
ant District Attorney Hoyle today.
1--WE have been pursuing investi-
cations along certain lines which
demand the utmost secrecy. For
this reason, Mr.. Lea has been
forced to conceal his movements
to a certain extent"
DR.. Burke, who is out on bail
under a bond of $4,000, con-
ferred with his counsel today and
went about his business at the
sanitarium in a calm manner. He
declared that he had not fear
whatever as to the outcome of the
case, but said that upon advice of
his attorneys he was unable to
discuss it in any manner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
GOING DEEP
INTO GRAFT
CHARGES

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 14.-Tn-
tense interest is manifested here
Today in the expressed possibility
pf a general investigation of the
state legislature for the purpose
of uncovering alleged bribery in
connection with legislation during
the last ten years.
Governor Hughes was in his Of
flee today after having conferred
with President Taft and other
prominent leaders in New York
city, but refused to make any
comment regarding the prospect
of general investigation being
launched.
The senate's Investigation so
far has been confined to the trial
of Majority Leader lothian p.
Aids upon the charge of accept
ing bride of $1,000 in 1901 to
kill a highway bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14

Hamilton on which he was to have
been tried this month.
Clerk Rheinhart of the supreme
court holds that the petition for
dismissal of appeal will not be
filed until the defendant pays a
fling fee of So. 1t is said the
defense will refuse to pay such
fee. Whether such refusal will
break up the agreement will de-
velop later.
In his motion to dismiss the
appeal Hamilton says that he ad-
mits the correctness and justice
Eof the sentence of the superior
court and after full consideration
valves any right to appeal there
from. Hamilton seen this morn
ing shows little i'll effects from
his long Imprisonment. Awaiting
a summons to be put in court he
sat in the sheriff's office chatting
with court attaches and opening
his mail which contained num-
Der of valentines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
UNEARTH GRAFT
IN COLORADO

DENVER, Col, Feb. 14.-Gov.
5hafroth announced today that he
will remove State Boiler Inspector
A. E. J. Whitney pending an in
yestigation of the charge brought
by State Auditor Ready Kenehan
that graft has beef going on in the
boiler inspectors office for about
IA years. Kenehan charged that
the office collected nearly $4,000
annually, but only turned $4,000
into the state treasury. His
charge followed the alleged dis
covery In Whitney's office of "Trip
licate sets of books.
The auditor declared that 1.-The
worst is yet to come" and intimat-
ed that graft has been prevalent
in other state offices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
IS
ORDERED To
NICARAGUA
(By United Press Leased wire0

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. j 4.
The officers of the United States
gunboat Paducah received orders
to sail today for Nicaragua. 1t is
supposed the ship is being sent to
protect American interests at the
Nicaraguan ports,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
FEAR TUG NINA
IS LOST

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. Ia.
Vessels sent out osearch for
the tug Nina, reported today that
they had found no trace of the
missing vessel. The ship is long
overdue. While 1t is possible she
has been blown out of her course
and may yet make port, it is fear
ed she is lost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
ADMITS TAKING
$4,000 FROM
STATE FUND

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. Al. E..
Brelsford, former business associ-
ate of Mark Slater, ex-state printer
confessed to an investigating COM
mittee today that he and Slater
had divided $13,700 drawn from
the state treasury. The money,
he stated. was drawn from the
treasury on vouchers for payment
upon bindery supplies never de-
livered to the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14

Mayor Fred Busse of Chicago
sent a telegram to Mayor Linck
asking him to name delegates
from this city to convention to
be held there to take steps to
standarize the specifications for
street paving. in all the cities of
1.-The countrS.
Busse says So cities have al
ready agreed TO send delegates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
Got to Sell My Home

Groom new house; lots. ali
cleared; city water and all city con-
veniences; on car line. only Is min
balance SIC per month. Take Traos
ton car. get off at seth St. ask for
Wfiifams. owner. Home every dav.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
TIL MES WANT ADS
BUSINESS
CHANCES

ing house, call at 1907 So. d st. and
get a snap that will surprise you.
on easy terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14

FOR SALE BY OWNER
A 50-acre farm with new and
modern buildings, only az mIIes
from Olympia. Price only SO. 600:
half cash. Address Box 1O3, in carel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
Burnett's Bargain List

lot corner. facing line $500:
$500 cash. balance SIS
fu st..
adef or roperty.
Fern Hill lots $50 terms: bargains
Office ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14

Modern Groom cottage. on south
X st. car linefi Close In. 3 large
bedr ooms. All modern conveniencss.
Lots all improved A fine home and
a big bargain. A small amount Of
cash and SIS per month.
GILL HOME INVESTMENT co.
ego Pacific ave.