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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20


i Mr.. Triggerfinger Smith and son,
indianapolis people who occupied the
Bortree cottage at Pretty Lake, last
Monday plead guilty in Justice Hol-
loway's court to shooting ducks out
of season. m ~ $500 Ha
There were a number of ducks on
the lake that were staying there all
summer during their nesting season,
and they had become quite tame, in
fact some of the cottagers had been
feeding them. Fishermen could row
quite close to them on the lake. Mr.
Triggerfinger Smith and son seeing
that the ducks were quite tame, took
their shot gun; went out on the lake
and killed all of them, even to the
little black and white one that had
not yet learned to fly. ofr ualra Z
The cottage owners and law abid-
ing citizens around thhe lake became
quite incensed at this violation of
the law The result IS that Mr. Trig-
gerfinger Smith and sen deposited
lightweight dollars in Justice Hol7
loway's court ..fnongiq 10 .yasaT Il
The cottage. owners and law abid-
ing citizens about Pretty Lake are
going to see that all violations OF
the Fish and Game laws are prose
eefE. sft-u4 -e
cuted
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
Notice to
Contractors

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Commissioners of Marshall
County, Indiana, invite sealed propos-
ais for general repairs at the County
Jail, and the construction of a new
porch at the County Asylum, in &C
cordance with the plans and speci-
fications for such proposed work on
file in the Auditors ONCE, where the
same may be examined. III
All bids to be filed not lat rs:nan
/ o'clock p. NJ. on Tuesday. A4guse
8. 1911, and will be opened at 2 P. M
of said day. Each bidder must file
with his bio an affidavit of non. col
fusion and a bond as required by law.
The board reserves the right to re
iect any and all bids. Bidders may
bid upon the repair work at the jail
and asylum work separately or as a
whole it being the intention to let
all work at each place in one cSntract
and the successful bidder nay Sc
cure one or both contracts.
witness my hand and seal tbs 18th
lseal) day Of July, 1871.
c. n Walker, Auditor.
1tw
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
mo Race Suicide Here.

y Is Ai1llhlS3y chH ,A1 'tt1" 49,
deWitlr the birth, of twins to Mr.:
and Mrs Walter Thornton on We'd
nesday of last week, Mrs. Lille
ThorrHens diving on the Sc sJoe and
Marshall county line has added six
sgffaapdeSilaren TO the. family, circle
Since, January Isl. They are daughe
ter to, YryaHd Mrs Russell Thorn
ten AfoiAIafdgan City. stwins tosMf.
and Mrs. Herbert sKirkleyi0fjSout h
Bend, a-son- to- Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN
MiHsfnSr Bskaviffei ana eih girls to
Mr. HdyMfs.' svsltsaa, hqthtSM # i liE T
4 sgSsteSassGass 81,
IlffBIsgAs ,aSa open t9IapH oneas~lAaie1n1
ebeAb itElsi assd svs5 .ynndmoa
- @fr-- <<kl
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
Commissioner S
Sole Of Re0| ESI0Ie.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned as Commissioner, by
virtue Of an order of the Miami
Circuit Court, made and entered In
a cause therein pending for par
tition of real estate wherein
Louisa A. Lentz is Plaintiff and
Sarah McCracken ct al. are Defend
ants,on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1911,
And from day to day thereafter
until sold at the law office Of
Antrim & McClintic in the City Of
Peru, Indiana, will offer at private
sale at not less than the full ap-
praised value thereof, the follow
ing described real estate in Marsh
all County. In the State of Indiana,
to-wit: Lots Numbered One Humid
red and three (1O3) and One Humid
red and four 104) in Roses Addit-
ion to the town (now city, Of Ply
mouth.
Terms of sale: One-third cash,
one-third in six and one-third In
twelve months from date of sale;
the purchaser giving notes for the
deferred payments with attorneys
fees with interest at the rate of SIX
per cent per annum from date until
paid. waving relief from We 'uation
laws and secured by morte lge on
the premises sold.
MOTT N. ANTRIM,
Commissioner.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
The Daisy Circle.

The Daisy Circle of the Mount
Olive Sunday School entertained a
few of their friends at the home of
their friends Wednesday evening,
July u. Ice cream and cake were
served. Those present We're. :
Minnie Kizer, Clara Weissert, Pearl
Stockman, Edna Cramer. Sylvia
King, Laura, KlecknersFBeEtha Swov
erlmnd. Gladys Wise, Freddie Cram
err Wallace King, Roy King, Ora
Kihg William Krink, ;Lawren nee
Cramer, Charley Strawderman, Eg-
ar Stone and George Stockman
Secretary Edna Cramer.
President Gladys Wise. ]
BUSY Bees" Making Honey Q
ii, The Busy Bees and the Glovel
Glass of, Mount Olive Sunday School uo
wer Q entertained at the Home Of
Gladys Wise, Sunday, July 10, The
following were there; Jennie tH esl Lee
blanche sDreibellis, Marie pen M
Mary Baker, Eleelah Croker 20, Dora Dora
An mrones, Mary lAAImoo nfefs, , and nd PhoeSs
baker, anidsiaw aes5 sgad MA
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
Feature Week at Crystal.

WeaepssdaA a oGl5aaHpF Sane Of Deep
ton y ,lEGtt tie g h4qa9iP Co. Will no doubt
prove Very tJlgni tgsgresthipg a real bar
EN- skirt i u be Wern BY thbes l hero
Inc in ,thIss ashghffa II comedy
Thursday ff1hSbss1aftepsdiinas viii be
shown Z. ,s sSgd a4 yitssFARh sSamnffa J,
s ,ac1 a,s Eaasss@ 70 fsss seq
fT Tof dRssTs sgE ihssS2e sfsss,dibsiqi
that Sa1taI 5s S. Ssssss saasaas RSfss' f
S 2t.s e ss$ F SE }R ESEssaS e q
st S$ssS3S saRs n J5AYs IbsIs5gs
yeSt,M 4 aaS%QssT' 81 sS&asasees nO 4!x 81
EssanifYs 3 R5ES9t9 % VI 20 s.sd, 10 sai
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
TWIN LAKES

Mr.. Bockover of Elwood spent a
Few DAYS here last week at the FL
wood fishing club camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woman and
daughter Hazel of Panama spent a
few DAYS last week with Mrs. Doty.
Nose Holem of Plymouth, who has
been quite poorly all summer, was
able last week to spend few days
at his old home where Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mead now live. He, as well
as his old friends, enjoyed this very
much.
Miss Edna Knapp and Ray Clark
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
TYNER.

Ellen Resterick has sold her house
lot to Frank Haag.
Will Smith returned home Monday
The pickle factory will open Sat
urday, July %.
W. J. Smith returned to South
Bend Tuesday night.
d. L. McKesson Of Plymouth
spent Sunday with relatives near
Tyner.
The I. o. O. F. has had their hall
painted.
Ira Haag visited relatives at this
place Sunday.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
WANTED-Loeal and travelil

WANTED-Loeal and travelling
statesmen representing our reliable
goods. Any man of good appearance
who is not afraid of work can make
this a satisfactory and permanent
business. Write at once for terms.
Outfit free. Territory unlimited.
Big money can be made. Apply
quick.
Allen Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

For Trade-160 acre farm all I'M
der cultivation IA mile from good
town in North Dakota. Want Indi-
ana farms. E. Keen, Culver, Ind.
FOR SALES ID acres, with
good house and barn, all in good
shape, 1 IA mile from Plymouth on
the Bremen road. Joseph Barts.
Id w20-27
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
L,APAZ

Miss Cleo Iced spent Sunday with
friends in Valparaiso.
Vera Stucky has accepted employ
ment in the general store of Gideon
Logan.
o. D. Harbaugh and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sally Clabaugh.
The steam shovel on The B. &, O..
which has been digging near Suman.
Ind, the past three weeks, has re-
turned and is now working just west
Of town.
Since the moon doesn' It shine, our
street lamps are never lighted and
we have to 60 home in the dark.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
.,s7OviG 1cl siua ssiE
/ WOMEN TN sSUFERAGE FAST
h III ,o4o7h -r1----1r1z BELT yeb
sNewl yoEk 9sistsrsiIto AID cai5prT'
Ii sdT Wenen, iRs REacticaiewayroi5
lnahisar- l7;577 D ~ :

New York, July 81 To aid. ,t1t
. Headers IL tai.fornia; a In their sufrag g
AZ work. New York woInen announced {
sItes Her eeifsEts'' ton esln Assge
'sIlast diisiweelu is9d ION II u taii5
.td SKI eraisth ossffn d ifSemos cFhs 1Fomel
dzNil'd sanyb thfsTs 8ISa4E svFS ytAln s,ift'l.E
,Ilngo sssBEsfisend esfn 10 n9lefS saFl e E
o. o. l VS.. sgg5e sssyfISa IS a5I W !
cause. -a4-estssss---ss-asether or no
women arctic vote IN CalifCrnia-5is Il
ir ig fs1s'I Il. ifs5fo 15ifJpea s'lieter
q GiaI1sd0IGd0 2Igqs bus t9Inp qesA /
eiit sgones liz II ylsszf iPemiHn
st1sq adi suo3ssa zIdsiDp bne sssnsgos
vi sins 1o9 .noiiibnos Utilized o. I
.szsIesd.IIk
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
Four week s Fishing Party

lnTrD rDWnloJ 9GJ 60 HCllHiD .AtUH3 =.
/, a party of six -pen,n MEMBERSHIP
fha i, Coliseum Athletic Club OF, FL
wood, Ind, who baTs been ~ p5joyllnls
Efglr,yveeks,'s ,fishipgP at Twin LAKES
the ggests Of, Js9Rs spoty srsturGned
Itp stheiFw homes q5 TneadaIy,i The. say
| they had, ONE great time While there
lin more MayssthMa1 ens, dTbso Party
F,ipcIrsdfeFd, MsasssFaailM m. EsTpde lear
tt0Beu K6slfleFsc lanes isb fGSEiesl lohn inyeE
kaad Bob REamhlnghaqmse siinifsb q
hood &c bsbrrrs1 1886 57hd blBow
eoi1smA sd, sdsts Eilsdoisfv yIsssi
bsfaySh'H. Bacneyayess5spa
]BdeRie y.aaiiiasseo snisdsft-yfs"
su@nngr b. nHakesn ue Eainxtstl
deasdesenDa& f6tsi1seD David Jl&h
Ssskwaitsi1s6amuslt JbnesIadoan dd6f'
5asaisD ahiiA AZ S0ertheys ilHhfb GsuSh
1G HI PnBklsysR. EdassjiWtbBsM +
soprbaeacAano6h Mhital1BmfsnS 9th
fers.i4Qhi& tit,eas iuo tnss ssr
i.ssviI syG2Ass- s44-+4ls1s' bsiiIt
lbitseibni snisiswUaes.ls1us sf' Il
IsmA sdi Pr yhod bsr1sel ~ rsdv
aisoH iiian4 g iKQgqhg vlEsbGqlqn tllaf
,isWesfe sErastea West ils5sn shlpfysf :
lpaFtese Esr c. Msrtindsle, attorneys
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

, FOR SALE-10 Jersey cows, all
now giving milk but bred for win
ter dairy from sires for milk and
butter, 4 to z years old. S. Fitch,
lakewood, Ind. 1d1w
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
, AMERICAN LEAGUE.

sfEfAt1 Cleveland 01fpti) - r. II. E.
New York ...20 Of o 00o2-6'1o a
Cleveland 100 90 O090x-9 9 2
h 4, ,Quinn. sBrockett. Caldwell and Swee.
ney,y Krappg Blanding and Fisher
B5 4t P't 9FlG.l!!IMll5qs 90 saoom Z III + !
|Ioetroit II. .655b50'01x-16 F'ie 4
PGoKaper, tHaI1, Cicotte' and 9Carfigan:
Dcnotansand stahagegb5 ~ rof
enAtfSt1L6uisr-a edt ri tiRaH Is
cPhasa elphiaey0ssO1s0 ee9wl2 l6 :
ST. Louis 0QOO1- 3 10
Leonard and Thomas; Nelson, Criss
I George sfif saephsnsA a /,
81 iistiapstoP asst15 go 90 S@sia 1S
ts SnHeaFTP sioI b Sa SSsHi!N ssssiM sf,
|nnib aEAHRpHA AssOcRHnoti1d $
ds1so1q sdt nnI -slssseugIq sdt 'R 8
kivs1 2nfWsJbsRft. nA .us,M tsPft
Cal. q .5at4So ARmSh hut4 IS f59s
; sGls nsSSy A HH # saaaass
fIdJp {st7fo 4Sy flid. As.41 SIZE 3le
tsis4a e6iunabubatcS ~s;; HEsoot q
3aIll&I& 10 tiastu0 a VI I'D I'd
be- Observation-Disclosures, 2stiMid
i Heapelis,8. 1esY eIeI sdt nj hssu
sAt IppafB Observation-Disclosures 7Ho
ledo, s.-Ten inni9gsh adj ta tsausl,
A. Kansas CityeKansas City. Est
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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
oridetu ,sI910l, f10ssr TstulnFs 10

ID --l-IHHIU 7Tl777'17 > ~
IIcftibnea bIite9ds q ee sEs 'Fi'fffH s,1 arr
iAPlfEeFTsag lge9as'sD azAi haftfl
o5aafmi Ifan efst7es. n sssoses senfh L
cnhs Il err 1sf in 'niszh5fdver bBetoTnsip
! sts,rns sssf fitess Ga ifsr5igSitAessar
off SIgd ofp fs9frlse yEffH e3ssks afu6 +
i iYl y p FIsF5 $ v Fl f 7s@sf E9SMeff.
= hgs ss5 tsssS fsE sel giaia 81
i-dsa5s c<Gg Ri "a sg[gs1a,z eiif pnfRol !
!hifT,1;';T 6s5Ssfnf sfnoo9d bad DIV IN
,i1;f I'd y11rnoo SIT ri ve's risdf /
zsIda:sssy bsdsswnp .dIint 10 1sisw
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

j RaFBo last y Saturday IN Il sio:v aMr. an.
Mrs. OTIS Grossman of near Rutlans
stafha8yI .boEa ssi bsnsqo stsoqAI
jisoqsb is1if sdr .gsbssudY 1Dsd
.00.s$ 1of ssn
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
Petition Filed.

res s1u1ersiII eft 2nT4nn.InIo?oa
ltt;A rRsbition has4beer filed no haze
+, EEergando Cpx9deelaEed q. person adf
ssfppna Basiad4- ssssM Stevens At
, I4ENleerYE..tsr ali sfi..n stIoss1 remmns
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
Bulls for Sale.

Short Horn and Polled Dnrhams--
pure bred --red and roans. Call, write
wire or phone, c. T. Mattingly, Plym-
outh, Ind. win
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
Mrs. Parks ERsSfAesiSsn. s's'

Mini JHSes Ro151t6N teHRipAdYat q
tea pa3sjssd tw zoSd1fe gasmbsrseof1
he,rlsssift1as obeaop8o9e1h AbIs1e
homesofs asisirasentbid&r. cane nMrs,
A. observation-disclosures sH Mds'
ma1 I6tgshfbkssea siasrsdlhsdaf.
ternocusp mes sdspnpt s1ip erssnpsntlnIg'
experierunnts5pses their bepks we're
Ilaid asD5d. fTonsdsvtsqtile rBleasrre'
of the meetpgstSdsd We're present 2
numbarr oGsaaf2dvtoa saerssulnamb
of the ,ser1n fseeerstfpp .noiie3ngsr
TfosaopresenhsresatM MRS. apoucare
Jones Reese. TT. Wayne, Infhis Mrs
Geneva McCrory Haney. Bellfield
n. na)oBas AIaisism TA b Big
einssofdeasb ao8 FiIssF Sale Motif E1
Parks sHissiGsESsF sBosho auiE
i4fod 20 n00s sH -JII9a,itgss j
ssFstsls peH5AbnssusHd isSrARq I
Tenetti fJro hRpsshffRasgp iR@ispsn
lsibler(( lssasrHsflfirtfB Etsssall,4sheatrs
enaplnvess su0sptfsts sssfsssE y AMI
: h~lfnRsse rfheeE6bltrrssign4 tier
honcxhl 5edsurd arkaossd' qtSas ; tTdies
1 say e4iewbsomuitt forrsgeed. isH e5
1abost ibSi bns eosss1d loop ,ssdpi
-, -sr'A sdt 10 Isr1uoL Mt s1pis
.IIQ[ g vIuJ ,noI5ai9os7A
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

i u. B-and-Evangeliea1 Picnic.
ans 4st ooo.ose sxsS ssss
,bo tBhaAJ- b end HanstafcaasSS ndd.
3s0hs dlsioasIas e6daeehtiynse vhdSe naf
i rAAexNs fselsA nbissx cAt14tSi On ITO 1sMaRih b
fFKu@Qp NalM Jasf tAdtsask july 18th
2 f 'I A@osp SSS Os l'S sg,B S fsssS
trinstisAets for edgl5aso2e cent?
.4ahitdren rs ennts. ..bnl .nEviIiD2
\ aEdr rIiformati0ni inqtfif
dof gRevlrss HsYagern6fl Ott6s Weber
ID hsol s MOL llal sd AzA" b91Dl |
nhnd III "a 70 haaaen II hnn 1fadH |
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
noSTRfNGER.

9ii" neSTR1NGER., .Ve
an Ind ,ufd -tGse hEd td.ITW 10
The dspsea at EEnlgie Trader : satur s
day IHai5ahty Ma .WsAf attended and all
badt as&GsIff meIsiineisdus s1d9
Aid~ofc HRR5h ST., tandszAonEoI
HasleSssw. Bsad5esaqbssinessgtrip up
to 4tamhAvMopassssu ,seq amoa sd
,Mr..asdrM rssiNfsls Larson Srs1aRa
Raln1h StWnbsiiSfe aisxhhs Mr. dand
MrssFE sa SphpsaHssrHdaM div I'D
NaFsvLeNisEshlee sas DIS qns tEdE ard
and ClarenasAfp GH agel ass VISITING
with.Nk,fssS AyEss7Jo.sp Beekplan. n
!. Msf sIssa5assCQx sef Nalparaise
visteA EifhsdseEi paffntss Mr. aand
Mrs. Noah Cox over Sunday. 20
RaN4ss,iag, yAadsassvisiting with
John Miller. Jr.. returned to his
home bhhp CRIT aaTS Eaturday!!naI ~
|. 80 MD q "a ycoNeHaG Nrg
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
BROUGHT Here For Burial

.uNl Is q 70 w = I
The body of. Mrs. Warren CraY
ford who died Sunday at her home
ten miles f.om South Bend was
broueaIBat11 sMsysdtg 1ons1ths moor
train for burial, The internent VII
1 81 az tie fjhHHkarf 2 Cemetery Mrs
81 rawff56;pIdf HIS 4 9hibshbssF 81 Relatives
r. xiize 1891 ' Els fpa1rf E5 81 tie country.
.TT97O901 19H 10f D5nifj1efh9i
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
VIOLATED. r
GAME. LAWS. A.
!. = PRETTY LAKE
TX

b ssw sedsd2 II i 4Tel9 yti0 bn
seMrro 1NpIANAPoL1s PEOPLE
yQO0 G .swsL DnBisl SGlgBOQ 9rI js
b TN CAMP AT PLYMOUTH RE is
? synsr KILL DUCKS THAT 81
.Anib -
brG mlsdHAD NESTS. s1lG" co
IosGT 10 ,sbhW ssiN ,1sidgueb 90
10 yii9 siat nj bsvi11n ..hssW ifs
l1Uts2 no .yGbTf- nidqfo0 .bl
b I'D bne misdIivy asiM sninsgs d.
PLEAD. Gull FYE#iAlllf:::::::eQ,
p brn III I'd bsinGqr1Oa9n s1ss
lns1o7 III .roeJoi7g e9ns1waI NJ
b sdi 20 eQ1sda OF Il mooIa sdt
Z II Il sdi 10 jnsmtIegsb y7so
IzRts i1ods sii 2niIub bus .s1ois IN
FF.hes Paid Before nJustice Hoilowsy
( f3nm sbiId al hne f1id llsiw Lso
nSy Men Who Have Aroused IN - =
dignation Among Cot adi a
tagers at Lake 81
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
POOR COPY
we're the guests OF Reva Doty Sun,

were the guests or Reva Doty Oun>
day.
Mrusnd Mrs. Lloyd McFarlin, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Piper and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Cook, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Grossman and children
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Zumbaus.h Sunday.
Miss Maud Gaskin Of Lapaz spent
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lige Myers. 2t ~
The tElwoods Fishing Club, who
have been camping at the ridge for
four sweeks,s left Tuesday for their
homes. hoping 80 return next year.
q ,ro,r4 ,cc.Ecnrrria- 20 -Lnnclnna q
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

who'd aid 1910 bsssGq II bnE jss6w
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

.bls-sH DEATH Sayoa
srs efg 81 y.uL sbnI s.HcisrljsyHs
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
P'itEEjAlIDl)''sGBa,T YEE';Af:,,:::eI
tagers at Lake
staog ITO gnIAEI

IosIgQs ili~ 5000 -g29 9AI
II o211ido I'll. mort g4lUoli9f sa5I
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

'ts3asBgi ss|sa5s s,s$gs {B33Ss5tSs S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-26

auto driven by Bert Buckmaster.
After the Kansan had seen the
car scrape the rocks on one side
and looked down for a sheer drop
of 1000 feet along Ricksecker
point on the other he was ready
to vote for an appropriation to
make that road 16 feet wide.
But yesterday he dragged his
222 pounds of avoirdupois up the
heights across Paradise glacier
on the mOantain. and when he got
back he thought Uncle Sam
should put the auto road right
up the mop~tain at least above
the Camp of The Clouds and have
big hotel above Reeses.
At Meslers, going up, the con-
gressmen were Toasted on veni-
son, and the congressional party
will stop there today on the re-
turn trip and take a day or two
to hunt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-26
Flows Through Mud,
Ready to Vote for Road

I'm going to introduce a bill
In congress next winter to have
half the proceeds of the sale of
timber in forest reserves used to
build good roads in them" said
Congressman Warburton Sunday,
at Meslers in the Mt. Tacoma for
est reserve.
Good, that's just the thing,
and 1t will go through, too" re-
piled Congressman Victor Muir
dock of Kansas.
The Observation-Disclosures party
of 10 had just plowed through
several miles of mud up to the
auto-hubs and all of the mud was
in the reserve. There was more
mud in the park up to the noun
tain.
Was Good Lesson.
Murdoch and his wife were TAX
en- right to Narada falls in an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-26
Explosion Victim
May Not Recover

Mrs. C. A. Watt and her Is
year-old son. injured in the dyna-
mite explosion yesterday in their
home on Vashon island, rested
quietly last night, despite their
terrible injuries. No hope for
the recovery of the woman is
given by the doctors at the hospi-
tai, and the son is in a precari-
Gus condition. Both have regain
ed consciousness.
c. A. Watt, the husband and
father, lies strapped to bed in
a house near to his destroyed
nome, a raving maniac. Watt
was not in the house at the time
and returned to find the bodies
lying bleeding and unconscious
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LOS ANGELES. Sept. 26.-At-
torney John r. Harrington must
tell the grand jury Monday what
1t wants to know concerning the
Mcnamara case.
Emphatic announcement by Su-
perior Judge Walter Bordwell
that no tampering with either de-
Tense or state witnesses will be
tolerated, was made yesterday and
AttorneX Clarence barrow assert
ed that he would use all possible
speed in bringing the case to trial.
Judge Bordwell stated that he
would WELD the big stick" OF
power whenever he deemed It
necessary.
There seems faint possibility
that the defense will ask for a
change of venue.
This in brief, is the way the So
called Times dynamiting case
shapes up today, following Judge
BordwelPs ruling that Harring-
ton, of counsel for the defense,
must go before the grand jury
and answer any questions bearing
on the Mcnamara case that he
may be asked. These questions,
it is expected, will have to do with
alleged attempts to influence wit
nesses.
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Rieman Case
Again Delayed

The trial over the custody Of
16-year-old Marjorie Rieman,
which was to have taken place in
Judge Clifford's court yesterday,
was continued until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Attorney Louis I. Lefebvre is in
Olympia today endeavoring to
have the case taken out of the
hands of Judge Clifford, claiming
that he is preiudiced. Mrs. Mag
nusson. who is fighting for the
guardianship, had the case taken
from the court Of Judge Chapman
N the same grounds. s"'
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upon the ground where they had
been thrown by the force OF the
explosion.
The baby boy, also rendered
unconscious by the explosion,
seems little the worse for his
mishap. The doctors believe he
may have received internal in
turies. The other three children,
not so badly hurt, are under the
care of DR.. A. l.. Golf of Bur-
ton.
The accident occurred while
Mrs. Watt bent over the kitchen
stove yesterday morning about
6:30 o'clock getting breakfast.
Twelve sticks of dynamite placed
in the oven by Watt to thaw out
exploded.
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Woman in Mans Attire Worked
AS a Cobbler for 40 Years

=. SALEM. Ore. Sept. 26.-For
the first time in ~ years, RAY"
leonard. 62, a woman who had
deem masquerading as a man since
she was Is years old wore femin-
inc garments today.
The woman has Just been COM
mitted to the state asylum for the
insane from Lebanon, Ore, where
for years she has worked as a
shoemaker in a little shop which
she owned. She came from Maine
with her father % years ago and
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Suspect Plot To
Blow Up Navy

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
TOULON, France, Sept. 60
With the official count making it
certain that the toll of dead and
wounded through the disaster to
the battleship Liberte, will reach
4S5. desperate efforts are being
made here today to rescue from
the debris members of the war
ships crew who are known to be
alive in Its shattered hull.
Five sailors who were impris-
oned in the Liberties forward
tnrret, part of which was above
water, were rescued today none
the worse for their remarkable
experience.
Anchored beside the partly sub
merged wreckage of the warship
is navy repair vessel. the crew OF
which Is carefully burning through
the steel plates of the Liberte with
acetylene gas jets. working slowly
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worked as a cobbler with him I'M
I'll his death eight years ago. She
continued the business alone after
his death. never leaving the shop
except to get her meals.
Although her feet were notice
ably small, visitors never suspect
ed her true sex as she talked like
man, walked like one and smok-
ed a big pipe almost continually.
Miss Leonard went violently In
sane Saturday and was taken in
charge by friends.
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so that the steel plates shall not
fall inward and crush the victims
held below the surface of the
water.
The suspicion is growing that
the destruction of the Liberte was
part of a plot to destroy the en-
tire navy. Mysterious fires at the
arsenal here, accidents to ships in
drydocks and fire discovered last
night in the hold of La Patrie
have aroused the port officials
and the secret service is today in
The fire in La Patrie was dis
covered near the magazines and
Immediately was flooded and ex-
tinguished.
A court of inquiry Is to be
named Immediately which VIII
consist of officers of flag rank
only who will fix the responsible
ity for the accident.