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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
Too Rich for Editors.

StatesFIIIe Landmark.
The Landmark Is delighted TO
learn that Editor Deaton. OF the
Mooresville Enterprise. is not vic
tim o. "appendlslghtus." as was fear
ed. An editor can hardly afford 10
have -appendi-cee-tus.r and zap
pendi-sightus" Is entirely too rich for
the blood OF the average newspaper
man. That is disease for high-ton-
ers only.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
A New Reason Assigned.
SiIer City Grit.

Siier City Grit.
The State Press association meets
az Lenoir June 2eth-23d. The meet
ing last summer was held at wrights-
VILE aud 50 this year il is 10 be held
in the mountains. The editors went
10 the seashore last year because
they possibly needed salt. ana they
are now bound for the mountains
where many of them will be higher
than they ever have hopes of being
again.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

That Chattanooga man who has en-
Joined his mother-in.law from visit
INK his home will probably go down
In history as the "meanest brute who
ever breaihed." A good mo,her-in-
law is the very thing some men ought
to have. II will make real men out
Of them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Direct Line 10 all Points
NORTH. SOUTH. EAST. WEST.
Very Low Round.Trir Rates 10 Al
Principal Resorts.

Very Low ROnnd.Trip Rates 10 Al
Principal lle>orts.
Through Pullman to Atlanta leaves
Raleigh 4:05 y. m, arrives Atlanta
6:25 a. m, making close connection
for and arriving Montgomery follow.
Ing day after leaving Raleigh. II a M;
Mobile. 4:i2 y. m; New Orleans. $3.50
p. M: Birmingham. 1915. noon; Mem
phis, S:05 p. nj: Kansas City, 1870
a. nj. second day, and connecting for
all other points. This car also makes
close connection al Salisbury for 81.
Louis and other western points.
Through Pullman 10 Washington
leaves Raleigh ESQ D. n. arrives
Washington $3.50 a. m; Baltimore,
1902 a. M; Philadelphia. 1923. noon;
New York. 1891 p. m. This car makes
close connection at Washington for
pitisburg. Chicago and all points
north and west. and a; Greensboro for
through tourist sleeper for California
points and for all Florida points.
Through parlor car for Ashcyll's
leaves Goidsboro at 6:45 a. m; Ra.
leigh. S:S5 a. M: arrives Asheyille
$40 p. M. making close connection
with the Carolina special and arriy-
/ Ing Cincinnati 10 a. m. following day
after leaving Raleigh. with close con.
nection for all points north and north.
west.
Pullman for winston-salem leaves
Raleigh 1880 a. m. arrives Greensboro
$3.50 a. M. making close connection al
Greensboro for all points North
South. East and West. This car |,
handled on train Ill, leaving Colds
boro at 1O:45 p. m.
II you desire any informa ion. pleas,
write or call. We are here TO fur
nish information as well as TO sci
tickets.
W. II. PARsELI.. T. p. A.
215 Fayetteville St.
Raleigh, n. G.
HE. GARY. @. p. A..
Warrington. ID. c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
You Saucs Thing-You Ought 10 he
Ducked In q Greek.
Wilmington Star.

Wilmington Star.
The dean Of a woman's college in
New England proudly boasts that the
college swimming tank has a ca
paciiy of 2co00 gals Wouldn't Il
be sight TO see 10000 gals in swim
ming AT one timeg
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
caldweIrs Champion Potato Raiser.

leHoiE news.
Mr.. ]. Calvin Coffey, our champion
potato raiser, who lives in the Null
berry creek valley. sold last week 400
bushels of fine potatoes. This is only
a part OF his crop of 200 bushels
which he harvested. Mr.. coffey finds
ready sale for his potatoes at good
prices and finds il one of his most
profitable crops.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

THE Meridian lMiss.l Dispatch says
"Grcene viii now 20 10 Paris 10 spend
his ill-gottcn funds" but he would
become d sort Of Paris Greene" over
there and poison the honesty Of the
"paree" people.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
Not onl, Left Bat Taxed 10 Death.

Wv HEIH fIHHl
Some senator's seem 10 blame the
newspapers for looking ont for their
own interest. Tariff on paper Is a
burden on Us, and II We don't look out
Tor ourselves we are liable 70 gel
inft
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
Mhai d I.eok. Iake.

Wilmington Dispatch.
II looks ike the United states has
Just got 70 have war with JaDan o.
get rid OF Hohaun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

The independent move TO put Out
a ticket In opposition TO the demo-
cratic cohorts seems to have died
'a-bornins.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
Anything But Idle.

Winston-Salem Sentinel.
Idle curiosity Is the worst kind.
But it is not lazy; in fact. ii generally
works overtime.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
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MlIirharh FIXES ~.

UrcenVIIIe Reflector.
II the girls Just will adopt the
harcm skirt anyhow. maybe the boys
can even M BY taking to boomers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

=
Advertising rates made known on
Application.
Entered at Durham, N. c.. post Office
as second-class mail matter.
--~-~--~-~~----~--
The first word and the last-Sani-
tafion.
Get out Of the way Of Durham's
honk.
The tramp is the one who wears the
really open-worked socks.
II looks as II It comes natural for
editors TO have appendicitis.
Fill up the open drains and puddlcs
before the mosquito season opens.
Durham's fair womanhood is In the
vanguard Of the civic procession.
There Is always room at the top.
Bnt /, makes some peoples head swim
TO 20 too high.
Il Is said that every dog has his
day" But many canine has died
waiting for his day 10 come, Hustle.
Don't Walt
Maybe when Commissioner Iudson
geis back from Panama he'll tell Us
whsi we really ought to do with
Goose creek.
A Washington authority announces
that hciIo;rope corduroy is the cor
rect thing Tor aIrwomen TO wear when
making flights. Why not sky-blue?
The editors Of the Wasp and the
Dee. two New Orleans publications.
are ready 10 fight a duel over proper
French. Wonder which one was
s;ung.
The GrcenyIl!e Piedmont is of the
opinion thar AN extraordinary SEES
rIoa OF congress may mean an ex-
.iraordInary election mex, time NO
doubt about II.
The Richmond Journal has quite
lengthy editorial on "Tso Sides To
Peanut" We knew that all the time
the outside and the inside. That's the
-huiI' matter Ia a nutshell
The boys could retaliaie on the
girls By wearing boomers Press fell
love-. wouldn't you like 10 sec Dave
whichard. Of the Grcenyille Reflector.
In a pair that matches his hair
Rubbing noses - advocated by a
Chicago doctor 10 take the place Of
kissing. n kissing Is 10 BE- done away
with there will BE- nothing doing in
the nose rubbing line in this section.
They have found a lot OF human
honey In the Great Falls neighbcr-
hood. and there was a great rush IN
New YORK City TO see u all the skele-
tons were safe in the family closets.
Tho Springfield (Aiass) Republican
tells a. that some boston babies
when taken on the streets are wearing
cards which read 'PIease do not
Kiss me. do moi like Il. II Is harm
full" These signs are dropped as
they grow older
Tho Norfolk vlrgInian-PIlot very
scnsIbly observes that Owners Of
nreproof buildings who protest against
thr expense Of FIRE escapes seem %
forget that combus,ible material will
burn Iasl a. quickly and a. violently
IN such buildings % 10 any others
$50
Ilrownsiown. Indiana, Is town
which has not had a negro resident Ia
thirty years This week four wen
there to work. but they were invited
10 leave Instantly. and took The adj
vice. We; these people do not hesitate
to ihrow stones al the south. which 4
more tolerant than they dare 70 be.
New York state IL going through
severe fcry trials. Perhaps u u Y
consume the dross and refine the gold
Hut /, impresscs us that people Il
large cities are more cnreless ahou
ares and their probable causes that
they are In smaller places. but pco
pie cycr,ehcre can ind some prac
ticai object lesson In these disasicri
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

Entered at Durham. N. c.. post ofiice
as second-class mail matter.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31
.shlnc. tor am" AIl ihc Tlmc.

Charlotte News.
The Durham Sun never goes into
eclipse.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

The tramp is the one who wears the
really OPEN worked socks.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

The first word and the last--sani-
tation.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

Get out Of the way Of Durham's
honk.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

II looks as IL It comes natural for
editors TO have appendicitis.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-31

New York state IL going through
severe fiery trials. Perhaps u u 70
consume the dross aud refine the gold.
nut Il imprcsscs us that people In
large cities are more careless about
ares and their probable causes than
they are In smaller places but pco-
pie cscr,ehcre can find some prac-
IDEAL object lesson In these disasters,
Postnlaatcr-Cenerai Iilichrock's plan
IL ahip bulky periodicals b. freight
instead o. IL mail cars Is = sugges-
ion which seems SAM and one In
stanily wonders why The Idea was not
developed before. Mr.. liitchcocks
plan Is frcIshicd with practical ideas
and /, Is an amicablc way Of relievins
The hitch between himself and the
magazines
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
Ola niewiast i dzieWczat zakiety
W10senne i lat0We.
XnS,.lzS .r on,,a

Znizki w besmencie.
$3.50 "a $1,000 i $12.5 SO z6lty wierzchni za-
kiet, zupe}nie d}ugi, ciasne albo pol przyle-
gle style, rozmiaru, a do 40.
$3.50 "a $14.00 modry sergowY, %zupe}nie
d}ugi zakiet, gladki, sailor, albo szalowy ko}-
nierz, pol przyleg}e style rozmiaru 16 do 40
1910 "a $1,000 modry sergowy, zupe1nie
d}ugi zakiet p61 przyleg}y, szalowy ko}nierz.
$2.9S "a $500 z6lty p}6cienny zakiet pralny,
wielki sailor ko1nierz, rozmiaru II do 40.
1896 "a $3.50 czysto p}6cienny zakiet, ma.
turalnY kolor, zupe}nie diugi, pol przyleg}y
styl, szalowy albo sailor ko1nierz, rozmiaru
Is do IA.
$1O.95 "a 500 z6}ty naturalnego koloru jed
wabny Pongee zakiet, oe1na d1ugoS6, d}ugi
sailor kolnierz, rozmairu IL do 10.
1896 "a SIS z6}ty jedwabny Pongee zakiet,
zupe}nie d}ugi, wielki szalowy k%o1nierz, roz-
miaru Is do 38.
$5.95 "a $500 n%ajnowszej mody, do wyj-
6cia j do wyjazdu p}aszcz ma deszcz, zupe}-
ME d1ugi, zapinany az do CORY, luzne i pol
czarne j modre.
$3.50 "a $3.50 najnowszej mody do wyjscia
i do wyjazdu p~}aszcz ma deszcz, rozmiaru,
W ~' 49, AVN 0OAoo AAOuAo L A" Aos 81
$3.50 "a $3.50 na ulice j do wyjazdu p}aszcz
na deszcz, jedwabny morowy, sngielskie Sill
pons, ~zupe}nie d1ugie, siwe, z6}te, modre j
cZarne.
1892 "a $14.OO $500 p1aszcze Ola milo.
d2lezy, szarzowe i mieszane, zupelniea dfugie
p}aszcze-kt6re dobrze przy]egaja choc trud-
no dopasowaG m1odym dziewczetom W vie.
ku 13, Is i II lat.
! Ceny "a wszystkie pozosta}e d%zieciece p1a.
szcze zimowe j latowe, W wieku lat 5 do IL
- Coverts, Chevoits, Broadcloths, Pongee
]edwab i czarny atlas, regularna cena $3.50
40 $l2 W teraz wszystkie 20 ) ceny.
J Ceny ma czarne ~zupe}nie d1ugie jedwabne
i atlasowe plaszcze, rozmiary Is do 40. w
eprzedazy "a } ceny.
Jedwabne i bawefniane spodnice
Znizki W besmlencie.
$2.4S "a $500 czarne i ko]orowe iedwabne
spodnice.
1896 "a $500 czarne i kolorowe jedwabne
spodnice.
nc "a $1.19 czarne Hvdegrade spodnice.
9SC "a $l.39 czarne Hydegrade spodnice.
CSC "a $3.50 Genuine Heatherbloom spod.
nice.
$1.25 "a $500 kolorowe Genuine Heather
bloom %spodnice. .,.
$1.4S q, $3.50 czarne Hydegrade najlepsze
czarne spodnice.
45c "a. 69c Chambray ginghamowe spodnice.
79cza 95c fa~ntastyczne ginghamowe spodnice.
Csc "a $1.f9 fantastyczne ~ginghanaowe spod.
nice. s
" II CLIO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
Spruedaz rozpocznie sic W czwarhk, l5go Czervca, a potrwa przez dzesiec dn

Znizki w BaSeme1lC1e.
Przeczytaicie kazdy szczeg6l. poniewaz tam
mole bye cos interesuj4cego.
1896 "a $1,000 Z61ty Rajah jedwabny zakiet
IS zakiety rozmiaru "a.
1895 "a 1900 luzny zakiet Pongee i Eolian
jedwab, 2 zakiety.
$685. "a. 27.50 bialy sergowy plaszcz czarne
w}osiste paeki; ieden SO.
$1O.95 "a 1000 naturalnego koloru Pongee
plaszcz %jedwabny, jeden czarny 3D..
$685. "a 1900 Rajah jedwabny sp1aszcz;; je-
den czarny 81, jeden z6lty 80.
$1,000 "a $500, diva 2 wyk}adenemi pe]e-
rynkami, mozna nosie kt6rab4dz strone,
czarny i kolorowy r6zowy atlas.
$1.98 "a damski kr6tki Covert aakiet, try
zakiety rozmiaru "a do 38.
1896 "a 1856 wieczorne okrycie = jedno
jasno modre, jedno lewandowe.
CSC "a 1.25 j 1.50 nowe 1911 domowe pralne
suknie wszystkie rozmiary.
:49c. "a 75c dzieciece move pralne suknie
.wieku 4 do 10.
'75c "a 1.25 "a nowe .dzieciece w~iosenne pral-
ne suknie wieku 6 do ii.
1.25 "a 1893 dzieciece wiosenne pralne :su-
knie wieku 6 do ii.
19c "a 29c dziececa muslinowa spodniczke,
wieku 4 do 8 lat.
25c "a 39c dzieciece m%uslinowe spodniczki,
wieku 4 do 8 lat.
Potniki " najlepszym gatunku ola niewiast
i d~ziewczat pc 1-3 z%nizone.
Potniki W najlepszym gatunku ola niewiast
j dziewczat pc 1-3 znizone.
1896 "a $50 jedw. kimona, ciemne kolory.
$4.95 "a $3.50 jedwabny Kimona, ciemne
kolory.
SIS IS "a $3.50 jedwabne Kimona, ciemne
kolory.
l8c "a SOC warto6ci cambria mu6linowe
majtki.
29c "a Soc wzarto6ci cambria mu6linowe
majtki.
500 "a 60c zupelnie dluga m~uslinowa spod-
nice.
.79c "a $1.19 zupe}nie dfuga muslinowq spod-
nice.
$50 "a $1.39 zupe}nie dluga muslinowa spod.
nice.
98c "a zupelnie dlugi mu6llnowy i Chalie
kimona.
39c "a 58c muslinowy kaftanik ranny.
,48c "a 75c muslinowY kaftanik ranny.
! ceny "a czarny taffeta i at1asowy kaftan.
&c "a zoe nowego patentu zswieszak do SUI
ken.
12@4c "a zoe gladkie kolorowe okrycia do ka-
pieli.
1870 "a Csc gladkie i Polka Dot caepki do
4kapieli.
$50 - Zobaczcie nasz specyalny st61 zawie-
rcaiiacy pc CSC wartokci piaszcze, zakiety, spod-
nice, czapki j wiele innych rzeczy.
1896 "a $500 i $500 t~plasacz pozosta-
le j mieszane, ggladkie kolory.
-
> "inon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

AxlAAx w NORTHUMBERLAND
1898 "a 500 600 j $50 bluzki gladkie i ko-
lorowe.
2.98 "a 700 kremowa i bia1a koronkowa bluz-
ke pociagana ma jedwabiu.
1893 "a 500 kremowa j bia}a koronkowa
bluzke, pociagana ma jedwabiu.
9.95 "a $500: importowana koronkowa bluz-
ke, iedna bluzka tylko.
45c "a 85c najlepszego gatunku niskie PREY
szyi biale bluzki.
45c % 1.z5 - dlngiemi rekawami bia1a bluz-
Ike, rozmiary SO do a.
75c "a 1.5O i 200 biaia krawieckiej roboty
bluzke, rozmiaru 80 do A.
CSC "a 200 i 300 bale krawieckie bluzki,
wszystkich rozmiar6w, mi9ki pralny kof-
nierzyk.
CSC "a 200 bale fantastyczne p~razkowane
dymitowe bluzki, niskie PREY szyi, kr6tk'e
rakawy.
Counter Mussed bluzki: = "kr6lewskiej ro-
boty'' tylko "a zniiki cd zwyczajnej cenY.
100 "a 800 bluzki; 200 "a 600 bluzki.
0sobne spodnice.
Znizki W basemencie.
1898 "a 600 czarna Panama spodnice mai
nowsze 1911 fasony, wszystkie rozmiary, "
paste szerokie az do 70 cali.
1895 "a 700 nadzwyczajnych rozmiar6w
czarna Panama spodnice W paste szerokie
80 do SO cali.
So. 95 "a 600 do 500 wartosci osobna SPOOL
-.- ~~n-oen1@Sns ~nuhkG1 - rioHno00 PQ>
mama i trykotu, modre siwe i czarne W pa
sic mierza % do 26.
1876 "a 700 spodnice, kilka nowych 1914
model. Chcemy wyprzedac siwe, czarne !
MOORE.
69c .za. 1875 biale zstapionej bawe}nicy spo-
dnice do sstroju uk1adane W ta{dy.
85c. "a 1.75 bia}e zstapionej b~aweinicy spo-
dnice do stroju " stylu z zak4adami.
Wiele innych styl6w bialych pralnych spo-
dnic ponizej J ceny.'
Poza1niejscoWi kupcy
pow1inni robic SPECIAL
ne wysilenie aby przy-
bye ma te wiiell1a sprze-
daz " b~aselnencie.
!. Minn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
Suknie ola nieWlast i dziewczat
"a nizej po4owe ceny.
Znizki besmencie. ~

vs. .t -
Znizki w besmencie.
Hose jest ograniczona W kazdej podanei
cenie.-Zr6bcie wyb6r wczesnie.
$1.98 "a $500 i $3.50 pralny ubi6r 2 zakie-
tenn, styl 1910, koloru bia1ego, le~wandowego
i ~r6zowego, rozmiary Is do 80.
$685. "a $500 nowy 1871 wiosenny ubi6r.
tkany " z6}to mieszanycb koIorach i z car
ne Cd IA do "a.
$3.50 "a $500 we}riany ubi6r, ciemnego>
koloru, zakiet 30 cali d}ugi. "
1895 "a $500 i $27.oo ubi6r, z zakietem
30 do 81 cali d}agim, spodnica " fa}dy k1a-
dzona, tkapina z trykotu i francuskiej sergy
1ozmiaru Il do SO W srednich i jasnych ko]o..
rach, czarnych i siwych rozmiarach, ;;8
do A. =
Wszystkie ubiory 1911 - kr6tkie zakiety,
gfadkie spodnice sp~rzedawane cd $27.5O
do $4,000 ma sprzedaz pc ! ceny.
Ubiory ola tegich niewi asst. Te rozmiary sa
trudne do dopasowania, ~rozmiary 80 do SO
MARY " pierslach ma sprzedaz "a ! Ceny
$3.50 do $4,000
1896 "a $500 bia}y sergowy ubior, take
bia{y z Garment wfosistemi prazkami.
Kolorowe suknie pralne W jednej
SZtuce.
Znizki besmencie.
Wiele styl6w ably wyprzedac "a ! ceny pod
czas tel znizkowej sprzedazy " besmencie.
9Sc do $4.95--Kolorowa suknia pralna "
jednej ~sztuce, wysoka PREY szyi, dlugie re-
kawY, najlepsze materye, sprZedawane ivy
kle cd $500 do $3.50. Stopniowe W rozmia-
rach. Ma sprzedaz "a nizej J Ceny.
Wy6mienite urozmaicenie pralnych sukien
1911 Ola panien bluzka i spodnica "a J Ce-
ny $1.9S do 1898.
$3.50 "a $500 perkalowe suknie ola malych
niewiast, wyciete prey szyi.
JedWabne i Wolfe suknie W Jed
mel sztuce.
Znizki W besmencie.
1856 "a $500 i $3.50 jedwabnych foular-
dowych (5) sukien " jednej sztuce.
$7.95 "a $500 jedwabna foulardowa ~
suknle " jednej sztuco.
1915 va 1922 SO Wolfe suknie, 4 czarne, l
lewandowa. =
$1l.95 "a $25.O0 czarna ~taffata, tylko jedna.
) Znizki ma wszystkich jedwabnych suk-
mach, sprzedawanych zwykle pc $i2 do $15.-"
$3.50 do 4$l4.75 - Nadzwyczaj specyaInle " !
jednej sztuce bale batystoxe ] mu5linowe
suknie, co jest prawie J ! zwykiejj ceny. Style
50, wysokie PREY szYi, diugie rekawY, roz-
miaru Is do d.. ~
AE 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18
DEMAND USE
OF SCHOOLS

North End residents will, take
definite action at the Proctor fire
house tonight toward bringing
the school board to open the
school houses for civic centers SO
the people can use their own prop
erty.
The steam roller of public con-
demnation is likely to hit any
school board member who stands
in the way of this new move
ment for progress.
Several of the board members
have expressed themselves in fa-
vor of letting the people use the
school houses, and even George
Williamson is weakening In his
stand against 1t.
The meeting tonight, which
may bring the matter to a focus,
will gather in the members of
three different North End I'M
provement clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-18

"Section 14-That except as
hereinafter provided, said grantee,
his successors and assigns, shall
not without consent of the city
evidenced by ordinance passed by
two-thirds vote of the members OF
the city council, sell or transfer
the conduits, wires, poles, or ap-
pliances of any kind or descrip-
ton, or sell, lease, transfer or as
sign any rights or privileges here
in authorized or granted to any
person, company, trust or corpora
ton now or hereafter engaged in
the telephone or conduit business
In said city Of Tacoma"
The foregoing is a section from
the Home telephone franchise giv-
en- to E. e. Webster and trans
ferred by authority of the city
council to the Home Telephone
company. 1t was inserted to pre-
vent the plant ever being gobbled
by the Bell company and would
appear to close the door against
the Bell company bidding for the
Home plant when 1t Ia sold In the
next few weeks.
But while the Home company
may not be purchased by the Bell
company openly there is little
doubt that the Bell trust will at
tempt to do so Indirectly by hav-
IN stool pigeons BID in the plant
for 1t.
The city Is awake to this posi-
bility and will fight it,
whoever buys the Home plant
will have to have the sanction OF
the council.
Another section in the franchise
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why Should
DO It?

Pay rent when I can buy a
home like this for $1,000, with
assessments all paid, street
grade, sewer, water mains, all
in; gas, electric lights, with
chandeliers?
This is an ideal home of B.
rooms, nice shade and fruit
trees. The lawn has been well
cared for, in fact 1t is a home
that anyone would take pleas
ure in owning. There are 2 full
lots on a corner, only 1 block
from eth ave. car, 1 block to
paved street. This is the best
buy we have had in this loca-
tion in many months.
Price $1,000; $500 cash, bal
ance to suit.
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
e. e. GREGORY CO., Inc.
S.. r. Webb e. F. Gregory
Cd Floor Natl. Realty Bldg.
hit Pacific ave.
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Marjorie Reimann Case
To Be Settledin Court

With general air of mystery
surrounding the case and all. the
principals keeping out of sight,
Judge Clifford set the hearing for
this afternoon in the matter OF
whether Marjory Rieman should
return with her mother, Mrs. Liz.
zie .Magnussen, to Valdez, or &C
back to the convent in San Fran.
cisco where her mother found hel
la week ago.
Part of the hearing will be pub.
lie and part private, the court
said.
The girl was reclaimed by hei
mother last summer from a paro.
chial school in Tacoma. In Seattle
she was allowed to go to theatei
with an elderly friend OF the ram
lily. She excused herself after the
first act and disappeared.
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TACOMA MAN
AND AFFINITY
ARE ARRESTED
(By United Press Leased Wire. )

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. Is.
-B. G. Kilmer, formerly an auto
driver Of Tacoma, is under arrest
here today for alleged wife deser-
tion. The arrest was made on
telegraphic instructions from the
Tacoma police. Kilmer was found
at a garage with an alleged afffn-
ity. The woman quickly disap-
paered but was found an hour
later, Kflmer having asked the po-
flee to locate her as she had all
his ready money.
Recovering from the first fright,
the woman quickly came forward
with the money and. insisted on
Kilmer taking 1t all.
you will need every cent of It,
George" she said. "I'll go to
work and get money and I'LL be
back to help you fight this
charge"
The parting between the two was
a fearful one, each avowing fealty.
An officer was sent for Kilmer
today. Kilmer left his wife and
three small children In destitute
circumstances, according to the
woman.
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NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE H1CKTOWN BEE

moving picture show last night and
seriously annoyed several youne
folks in the Audience,
Grandma Virgins came down tc
Tubb's grocery store today without
her red paid shawl for the first
time in IL years. Shawls ain5t SC
stylish as they used to be, Mrs
Virgins says.
Wfll Bittercat can eat "a apples
in succession and think nothing OF
1t. He may go onto the stage with
this act yet.
The son of the feller that ain't
quite right In his head will probab-
ly turn out to be genius, Lafs
Watertowef says
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zoo HURT
in RIOT

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
VIENNA, Sept. 1S.-Troops are
patrolling the city today, and the
government is preparing to place
Vienna under martial law in or
der to prevent the recurrence OF
yesterdays rioting, in which six
persons were killed and 200 in
jured, resulting from a protest on
the high cost of living.
The police have forbidden So
cialist meetings. as they consider
yesterdays outside the city to be
responsible for the rioting. Fifty
thousand people marched to the
parliament building, where the
troops opened Fire.
Unless parliament enacts laws
Immediately regarding the de-
mands Of the people, more serious
riots are feared.