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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
children's DAY at oreamland.

Two performances Will be given al
the New Dreamland Theater this ar
iernoon for the school children under
twelve years of age, who are TO be
admitted free upon coupons clipped
from the theater's advertisement ap'
Tearing in another column OF this
paper OF course the attendance Will
not be limited to school children. but
as there has been a great demand for
the coupons II is expected that the
audiences this afternoon will be com
posed largely OF the little folks.
The bin for to-day includes Mile.
b echart e. Co., n novelty juggling
ex"ihi. ion; Theresa Miller in sing
ing AMI talk ing specially. and Al. II.
Mash, who sings funny songs and imi-
tates all kinds of animals and birds.
Tomorrow the usual mid-week
change in the bill will be made. and
the management expects to put on
one of the best shows of the season.
The program will include the Pearl
Sisters, singers and dancers. Harry
Ellsworth, musician. and another
act All of these acts are said &c
be above the average seen in popular
price vaudeville houses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
NAVAL PAYMASTER MUST
PAY FOR STOLEN MONEY
Over Three Thousand Dollars Taken
From Safe on Gunboat Castin at
Charleston.

BOSTON, MASS. March ia
naval board of inquiry is at work at
the Charleston navy yard investiga-
ting the theft OF $500 from the pay
masters safe on board the United
States gunboat Castin. The theft was
discovered last Thursday, but did not
become generally known until today.
A week ago today Paymaster Law
renee G. Haughey placed the money in
the safe. The following day the pa.>
master was i'll and did not enter the
room in which the safe stood. On
Thursday when he opened the safe he
was amazed TO find that someone had
opened the strong box by means oil
The combination and the money was
gone. The next day mess attendant
found $3.50 behind bath tub.
Paymaster Haughey says that so
far as he is aware nc one but him
self knew the combination Of the safe.
Haughey has an excellent reputation
and has been in the service fCi
ears. He was bonded and must make
up the difference between the $500
stolen and the $3.50 recovered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
WANTS teddy TO HAVE
FREE USE OF MAILS
New York Congressman Urges Bill
Before Committee to Thus Honor
the Ex-President.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 10
Representative Hamilton Fish IRE
publicanb of New York, is determined
that congress shall give Ex-Presiden'
Roosevelt free postage and today he
argued before tine house committee
on postoffice and post roads in favor
of his bill Mr. Fish informed the
committee that George Washington,
Jchn Adams. Thomas jefferson, and
James Madison had been similarly
honcred. In 1926 law was passed
giving ex-presidents, as well as
members of congress. the free use OF
the mails. but this was repealed IN
1874. Later the congressman were
again given the privilege, bat eX
ta,sId,nts nave never again been pro
vided for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Miss Lena Pearl kempton. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. II. kempton. Of
32S FOrty-sixth street. and Paul her
bert Burhage. Of this city. we're mar
led yesterday morning at $50 o'clcck
at the parsonage of the First Presby-
terrain church. Rev. r. T. Wexford.
the pastor. performed the ceremoney
in the presence OF number OF the
relatives and friends OF the young
couple.
Miss Nempsca wore travelling suit
Of grey cloth with hat and gloves tn
correspond. She was attended by Miss
Matte Lee Goodman. OF Hampton. a.
maid Of honor. while G. u. Buchanan
was the best man.
Immediately after the cercmOney
Mr. and Mrs. BuTbage left for Nor
iclk. who're last night they boarded
the steamer for Boston. They vii
make their home in Quincy. Mass.
where Mr BGrbaSe has accepted 9
rcsifiCa With the Fore River Ship
uuiiding G. mVany-
Roth &C The young people are vel
krcNE In this city. Miss kemptcT
has lived IN this section a number
of years ana j. popular with a hos
81 friends. Mr.. Burbagc has made
mis- home here Ter several years ans
has a host of friends lie was prOmi
Ecnt In basketball and baseball circles
several years Az.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
TESTED and PROVEN
There Is a Heap OF SoIsce IN Being
Able to Depend Upon We'll
Earned Reputation

For months Newport News readers
have seen the constant expression ~
Praise for Deans Kidney pills, ana
read about the good work they have
done in this locality. Not another
remedy ever produced such convincing
proof q merit.
A. ]. Haascr. 80 Thirty third street.
Newport News. Va. says. 4 an glad
90 recommend Doan's Kidney Pills 20
anyone suffering from backache. as
know them 10 be sure cure Tor ms
trouble For several months ] was
afflicted With a duh pain In the small
Of my back and .. caused me great
misery. When learned Ct Deans
kidney Pills. I procured a supply ~
Aliens drug Store and commenced
their use. BY the time 7 had finished
the contents % one box. my pains an>
sches had become thing Of the past
7 an glad to let other kidney suf-
ferers know 81 the great merit 81
Deans Kidney Pills.
Mr.. Hauscr gave ;se above test.
monisl IN August 1907 and when In.
fervicwcd on June -. 1909. he added
The testimonial 7 gave In favor 81
Deans Kidney pills IN 1907 stili holds
good. Tho relief fhis remedy brought
mo has been issting-
For sale hy All dealers. Price n
cents. Poster MiibuTnc Co Bunalo
Ncv York. solc agents Tor tn Unit
~ States.
Remember the nsms-Doan's-sod
take nc other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
MR.. FELLOWS A CANDIDATE.
Seeks Appointments to Office in State
Board of Charities.

Councilman Charles r. Fellows, OF
the Second ward. is candidate ior
the assistant secretaryship OF the
State Board Of Charities and Correc-
tions. The appointment will be MADE
by the board on April and Mr.. fei-
lows seems TO be confident of success
He has the support of the State poll
teal leaders, the State Junior Order
American Mechanics and a number OF
preachers and church workers
throughout the state.
Should Mr.. Fellows secure the ap
pontment he will move to Richmond
and will have to resign his Office III
the common council
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
SOCIAL-PERSONAL.

After visit to her sister, Mrs. l..
j. Barnes has returned to her home
in Williamsburg.
Mrs. w. NJ. Taylor, on Forty-ninth
street. has as her guest. Mrs. Lemuel
c. Branch. formerly Ct this city, but
now of Baltimore. Md.
Miss Margaret Wclbert, who has
been visiting relatives In YOUNGSTOWN,
Pa, has returned home. Miss Grace
Wolbert accompanied her and will
be her guest for the Easter holidays.
Mr.. A. o. LOOMS. who is attend
ing Cornell University. will spend the
Easter holidays with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. o. p. Locmis, in North End.
The Misses Rebling. on Twenty
ninth street, have as their guest. their
cousin. Miss Katherine Rebling, of
Washington, ID. c.
Miss Mary Rollingsworth has re-
!
Mecklenburg county.
Miss Louise French. OF Washington
ID. c., is the guest of friends in this
city.
Miss Margaret Walters, who has
been visiting relatives in Bluefield
West Virginia. has returned home
Miss Irma Walters. OF Bluefeld, &C
| companied her.
Miss Mamie Hill has returned to
! her hcme in Williamsburg, after Wis
iting her sister Miss Ellen Hill, 624
| Twenty street.
Miss Mildred Graham. of Norfolk
is spending the week with friends in
this city.
Mr.. William Garner has gone to
northern cities on business.
| Miss Ida Rowe will leave this week
for Baltimore, where she will visit
! relatives.
! Misses Annette Boswell and Lena
sutton have returned from Richmond,
where they spent several weeks visit
ing relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
Vaudeville and Pictures

Melrose and Ingram in their sing
ing sketch AL Leonhardt, COMEDY
1uggler and Michal Brahan & Co. pre-
senting the laughable skit He, She
and II" mako up the iAcademy's vaude
vile offering for the first part OF the
week.
Little Miss bright Eyes, a well
trained dog contributes no little TO
the success of He, She and II, while
the hard-up young man and the OLD
maid are played by clever perform
ers. A new series OF motion pictures
viii be included in the Academy pro
gram today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

which to repair the paving ON the
sidewalk Ia front of the home OF \"
w. Andrews, 535 Twenty-third street.
which was damaged by the laying Oh
curbing and guttering.
A resolution placing the city car
penter under the direct supervision Vi
the city engineer and requiring the
carpenter to make repairs to Guy
buildings, carts. etc. In every one VI
the city departments.
A resolution authorizing the pay
ment OF the bill OF the Chesapeake X
Ohio Railway Company for repairing
the city bridges. The amount OF TINS
bill is s4,SSS.93. Hereafter the rail-
way company must keep the under
body of the bridges in repair. while
the city must keep the flooring IN
repair and paint the steel work above
the flooring The rental received by
The city from the street railway com
pany for the use OF the bridges VIII
pay the City's portion of che repairs.
The report of Fire Chief w H.
STOW for the year 1909 was read by
the clerk and ordered filed.
Buy Two New Mules.
Under suspension OF the rules,
the board adopted resolution appro-
priating $500 to buy two mules for
the street department. The resc.u-
ton was offered by Mr.. West and he
explained that 'wo of the mules IN
the street department are unfit for
work and will have 20 be sold.
The board adjourned at S:45 o clock
after being in session only forty min
ties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
Apulies for Lodqinq.

GUSTS Martin. a young fireman OF
Washington. ID. c., applied at the
police station last night for lodging
He was locked up in the jug and
will face Justice Brown this morning
IN the charge OF vagrancy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
GOING TO TOPEKA.
Thomas Mesnley Accepts Position
With Santa Fe RssIros5.

Thomas Meanley. a well known
-cUng man o! this city. viii leave
Saturday for Topeka. Kansas. where
sc viii accept position IN the pas
seager department ~ the Santa Re
Railway Company.
Mr. Mcsnley has lived In this CITY
since his childhood and Is popular with
a vide circle Of friends who regret
his departure. tie - a member 81
the Hampton Roads Gicc Club and
II the basketball team OF the YOUNG
Mems Christian Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
DIsrrhoes

.ran Dc cured. absolutely. BY TlSiT.
TrSrT is sold with money back
guarantee by !. G. CORSUCH & CO
a fuIi sizf-d box can be had FOR a
limited time for foc. Absolutely no
zrlpinK-buy y nov.
eAT EN- LIKE CtNDV.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

Martin stuart. Of 1906 Virginia ave
uuc. was arrested on the Chesapeake
4 Ohio railway yard last nfght b.
&. 4 q. Oaiccr Ward and ". r. shell
ION snd locked up ~ the siaipu
house on The charge 81 larceny. II is
alleged thai he was taking coai from
the railway yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

Tho handsome Newman rcsidcnre
On Forty eighth street. facing the
-sicr Tor rcni-i0 large ROOMS. Al
corrruieures Reyuolds Brothers
17-f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

See Reynolds Rroihcrs' Al Erfr.
good values IN Real Estate g7u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

For DFiNt0- over COTC.
v ". walters. q negro. was sum
rcncd last niSbt by Patrclman ison
o. appear IN the police court this
morning o. answer the charge of driv
INK over the concrete curbinE In Eas;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

Ambu.ances-Call W. E. Rouse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16
Cook With Gas

Jus, Try c. y. $. Special
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

After visit to her sister, Mrs. L..
Il. Timberlake, in this city, Mrs. A.
j. Barnes has returned to her home
in Williamsburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

Mrs. w. NJ. Taylor, on Forty-nint
street. has as her guest. Mrs. Lemu'
c. Branch. formerly Of this city, bI
now of Baltimore. Md.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-16

Miss Margaret Wclbert, who ha
been visiting relatives in Johnstowi
Pa. has returned home. Miss Grac
Wolbert accompanied her and wi
be her guest for the Easter holidays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-05
IN ADDRESS AT FARGO, COL.
ROOSEVELT GIVES WORK
MEN SOME POINTED TRUTHS
AND ENDORSES FEATURES
OF LABOR PLATFORM.
(By United Press Leased Wire }

(By United Press Leased Wire
FARGO, N. D., Sept. 5.-Col-
onel Theodore Roosevelt was the
principal feature of the Labor
Day celebration here. Hundreds
of workingmen were in the crowd
that listened to the speech at the
park. The colonel laid the corner
stone of the new library of Hills
boro college, and later spoke at
Island park. He said in part:
Our basic problem is to see that
the marvellous augmented powers
of production bequeathed to us
by the nineteenth century shall in
the twentieth be made to admins
tier to the needs of the many rath-
er than be exploited for the profit
of the few.
Wage Earner's Problem.
"The American wage Garner
ployers. Only thus is freedom of
contract made a real thing and
faces this larger social problem
in a dual capacity; first, as a
citizen of the republic charged
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Taft AND A BIG FIilANCIER DREW WILSON OUT OF RAC
JOINS in GREAT NATION WIDE LABOR CELEBRATE
WHERE is TACOMA "AT" NOW?

Wilson and Burke at Seattle have Wilson has
Burke
ponclans have expected the other is
taking n
With 10000 in against Seattle what chance does
iacoma stand of eecting Jim Ashton against
Ashton representing Tacoma As
representing simply bunch of stand puers brought
" Try 10 keep the solid vote here from
hlzed that Tacoma would
Ashton himself yesterday declared withdraw
Wilson had ~ ' '
Gandd do not believe Judge desire my with
VI course not He was brought into game
fNNPO'O -1"'-" "A "'
Now is Tacoma going to let Seattle thing her
Tacoma has chance to line solid for
senator that will stand for the begin with It
man IN line to do things Tacoma presents itself
Ashton Is not IN
cn to ever get anywhere His admission that
SHOWS that he snuff
'pN sleek Wnepners OF the special
He IN his bunglng has the
Judge Burke doesn't want me quit" he
therefore he will trying
ing away their votes by supporting him when
elect Pondx and take the represent
tatlon for the people at the f
But the people getting he game
will be
him theirs
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ASHTON LOGIC

When King county had Burke and Wilson as can
ddates, Ashtons promoters insisted because King
county was divided Pierce had fine chance to win
Now Wilson has withdrawn in favor of Burke, and
now they declaring that because Seattle has but
one candidate Ashton chances much better.
You see it, don't you?
Ashton boomers declare it is absolutely matter of
local interest that he is out and that loyal Tacomans
must be for Ashton.
At the same time they are bowling their heads off
for McCredie, the Portland baseball magnate and
friend of Joe Cannon, and trying to defeat Stanton
Warburton, the local candidate for congress.
Isn't this Ashton ''local interest funny thing9
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MENANDW WOMEN WHO
MAKE TACOMA ARE
PLAYING TODAY

Labor is resting and celebrating
today.
There is probably more celebra-
tion than rest.
This morning organized me-
chanics from all departments OF
the city's industrial life marched
upon the streets of the city to
show the public the men who are
making Tacoma great.
Men and women, the workers OF
the city, all participated in the
march and then went to Spanaway
lake for the day to enjoy a day of
recreation and cessation from the
routine of daily toll.
At Spanaway lake a special pro-
gram of oratory and athletic
events was arranged for the day.
The big event was the oratory In
which Congressman Poiudexter,
James M. Ashton. Stanton War
burton, Charles Claypool, Mayor
Fawcett and Mrs. Emma Smith
DeVoe were the speakers assigned
to entertain the crowd.
Mrs. eVoe is to represent the
suffrage movement In a plea for
the carrying of the election
amendment this fall to give the
ballot to women. Organized Ia
Dor to a man is supporting the
equal suffrage movement realiz.
ing that 1t essential TO get tho
ballot for women to swell the
labor vote as women are today
taking their places In the ranks oI
the working class.
One of the things that is ex-
pected to attract attention is trle
baby show.
There will be foot races. boa
races and other athletic events
the program being arranged *
give as much fun as possibl.
without making It tedious and en-
ervating for the participants.
The Marathon race at apana
way lake this afternon Tor the bli
Times trophy cup is one OF the
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UPHOLDS STRIKE
AS LAST RESORT

with the full duty of citizenship;
and next as a wage-earner-as a
age-worker-who, together with
his fellow-workers, is vitality con-
cerned in the question Of wages
and general conditions of employ
ment, which affect not only his
well-being and that of his wife
and children, but the opportuni-
ties of all workers for a higher
development. Wages and. other
most important conditions of en-
ployment must be left for adjust
ment by free contract between
employers and wage earners.
Must Act Together.
"The wage earners must act
jointly. Only thus can they be
put upon a plane of economic
equality with their corporate en-
not a mere legal fiction.
Strikes a Last Resort.
"Strikes are sometimes neces-
sary and proper; sometimes they
represent the only way in which.
after all other methods have been
exhausted, it is possible for the
laboring man to stand for his
rights; but 1t must be clearly un-
derstood that a strike is matter
of last resort.
Continued on Page Six.
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Itures of the afternoon celebra.

features of the afternoon celebra.
tion.
The cup must be won twice by
runner before he gets it for
good and theer promises to be con-
siderable rivalry for the honor of
keeping the cup.
A feature of the parade in
which there were at least 1000
workers this morning was q dele
cation of women In automobiles
representing the equal suffrage
workers. Seven big touring cars
were loaded with women bearing
the banners. "Votes For Women"
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the great red granite fortress fac
ing the sea.
The women in the boxes are ex-
hibiting their new fall gowns, and
gossiping about THE two weddings
that are holding most of the sum-
mer colony here for another 10
days-the Deacon-Peabody and
the Sherman Gillespie nuptials.
And they say Larry Gillespie
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mercial rubber, is dead at his
home after a brief illness.

McCredie made 100000
on his Portland base ball team
and only $500 on his congress
sional seat this year, so natur-
ally he knows more about base
ball than about what Tacoma is
interested in in congress? -
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WILSON GIVEN POWER
To NAME FEDERAL
APP0|NTEES

SEATTLE Sept eastern fnancer Of
him. credited with having
of ohm L. Wilson from the senatorial
contest in interest of Judge b urke
preyal wi make
According urrent political understanding
continued
is
ronage relati Washington Matters
who is elected senator
of Taft the Eastern and
organization campaign
ainstS w. L. Jones in 10 H.
hdrawal have been in
D. Hoge, local banker
ashngton the prospect of the
with Burke
Wilson h Burke in it
aloneth therew was a fighting
the task of eliminating
of idae md IS withdrawal followed
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NEWPORT, R. l., Sept. 5.-It's
Habor's holiday, and labor and
Newport are both celebrating; la
Dor by knocking off for the day
and parading with badges, BAN
ners and bands; Newport by keep
Ing right on the job working away
at amusing herself.
The sparkling waters of the bay
are churned by the screws and
splashins moto-boats; the gay
prows of a thousand yachts and
awninged palaces of granite and
marble, filled with daughter and
the joy-seeking idle rich; the dull
clatter of pompolls turnouts on
the hard roads. the mellow alarm
of smoothly gliding automobiles, all
testify as to how diligently the
4c0 of New York and the east is
striving to keep itself amused this
day.
Newport has today her annual
horseshow. Let us edge through
the four-million-dollar press of
autos on Bellevue avenue, extend
ing a half mile IN either direction
from the Casino. and go into the
grounds ito observe.
It's great show. The cheap
est boxes In the grandstand cost
$500 for the day. Some of the
others run over Thousand. All
of the 1900 Newport personages
who live in >the 800 palace "cot-
tages" are here. President Taft
has lent thds presence. IIe Is the
guest of ex-Gov. @. w. Lippitt, in
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posses are hot on the trail of
three robbers who, with seven
others, held UP and robbed a wag-
on of the Wells-Fargo company
yesterday afternon in the heart
of this city.
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During the negotiations be-
tween Burke and Wilson last
week for Wilson's withdrawal
from the senatorial race, William
Jones of Tacoma came to Seattle,
representing James M. Ashton,
and offered, in case the Seattle
stand-patters got together, to
either withdraw Ashton or keep
him in the race, as the Seattle
leaders thought desirable. 1t was
decided that the best policy would
be to keep Ashton in, in order to
draw Poindexter votes in Pierce
county.
1t is understood that the Ash
ton leaders will deliver such of
Ashton's Pierce county support as
is deliverable to Burke, meanwhile
making an Ashton campaign there
to prevent independent voters
from going to Poindexter.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. g.
Gen. Ellis IL. Goodyear. 81. rub
ber inventro, first cousin of Chas.
Goodyear, manufacturer of COM
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o3ldl4~
nd~
GNd@

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Dick Stone,
worlds champion. bull dog, con-
ceded to be the finest of his Kind
and valued at 100000 by his own
er, Walter Jeffries, is dead.
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A new battleship is being built
for Brazil in England that is twice
as large as the original British
dreadnaught.
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A circus manager who takes his
horses abroad must pay $50 apiece
under the tariff law to get them
back into this country again. A
duty of 25 per cent ad valOrum is
levied on valuable horses.
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That apples, pears and pIums
are cheaper than they have been
for several years in Tacoma?
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THEY TOLL NOT NEITHER DO THEY SPIN At NEWPORT

The Idle Rich of the Eastern 400
Are Celebrating Labor Day
With a Horse Show and Presi-
dent Taft-Oh, It's Been a
CLASSY Season; Pajama Prom
enades, Barefoot Dances, Reno
Fight Pictures, Sugared Dance
Room Floor and Money Flowing
Like Water.
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DOYOU KNOW

That IL Is time to put up that
stove?
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and Tuesday. Light
westerly winds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-05

That automobiles have reduced
the horse population of Paris 14.-
900 In the past two years?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-05

That the primary election will
be a week from tomorrow?
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That Gov. Harmon of Ohio
would sooner fish than be presi-
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