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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-13
Legal Notices

No. 296O2-Order.
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington. in and for the Coun-
A. T. Smith. Plaintiff. VS.. I. Davis.
Defendant.
Now on this sth day of May, A. D.
1911, this cause coming on for hear
orders and directions. touching the
sale by the receiver of the property
and effects of the co-partnership Of
said parties, Smith and Davis. Messfs
Sesa Of he s4Isy sns and ON
& Reyes on behalf of the defendant,
and the said motion being submit
tied to the court. 1t IL by the court
ADJUDGED AND ORDERED, that
E. G. Dorr. the receiver heretofore
appointed in the case, be and here
by is directed to proceed and sell all
Of the property th Of t the .sid eo-psrt.
moving picture show business. fix
lures and equipment now in tho
room at Number 1884 Pacific ave-,
where the said business is now car
lried on; together with all right,
title and interest of the said parties
in and to the leasehold estate III
and to said real estate premises.
That said sale be made at public
(10) o'clock a. M, on the 22d day of
May, 1911. to the highest bidder for
cash; and said receiver is hereby
as h sss 22sys f0f the ss b f
Ledger and in the Daily Times, pri-
or to the day of SAID sale.
The receiver 10 further Greeted
out certified check for the sum
of Five Hundred 05oc.0o) Dollars,
on one of the banks OF the city OF
Tacoma, payable TO the receiver. to
pc bed delivered ely I'D to him III upon making 9
as earnest money and to secure the
full payment of the purchase price,
when the property 10 knocked off to
the highest bidder for cash; that
such checks so received by the said
receiver from all unsuccessful BID
ders shall be returned to them al
the close of tho sale. and the said
check SO advanced by the success
receiver and applied toward the pay-
ment of the amount OF the bid, at
which the property H. sold. and the
balance OF the bid to be paid within
failure to so pay the balance OF the
bid. upon which the property was
Knocked off. said $4,000 so receiv-
ed as aforesaid shall be forfeited
liquidated damages IN the prsmiss6.
II is further
ORDERED. that upon full pay
ment OF the full bid, as aforesaid,
bidder the full possession Of the
said property and real estate prem
ises. and report his proceedings "a
this court. II is further
order Be MAD. :hs Bari o. isoRSy S saa ndIs
vertisement for said sale, and ac-
cordingiy published Herewith.
Done In open court this sth day
{. N. EAsrERpAY.
Judge.
der will sell to the highest bid.
commonly Known as the sh ngiil' TSss.
ter, on Monday morning al 10
o'clock, May. "a. Isii. in frort ef
said thsstsr bul,dip&
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YOU WANT NICE BUILDIl
LOTS
THESE ARE BETTER

Four fine lots, 100x130, street
graded and paid. unobstructed view
of city and bay. above grade, facing
north, good fence around. lots of ber-
building on rear of lots; 2H blocks
from car, IL minutes ride to post
office. l own these lots and need
some money and IL can sell them
bunch, or / will sell for S575.
will give years time ON $500 of 1t
at per cent, with privilege to pay
any time IL desired, but prefer cash
as they are well worth $400 apiece.
No agents need call Phone owner.
Main 1888.
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For Sale, Real Estate
WEST END BARGAIN, $4,000

Modern 7-room house, cement
foundation and basement, rustic
cedar log porch. furnace heated,
laundry tubs, porcelain plumbing,
buffet kitchen, air cooled refriger-
ator, wood elevator. built-in book
cases, hard finished plaster, slash
grain finish. cement walks, all inn
proyements in and paid for; q
line: 20 minutes walk to nth and
Pacific. Terms, " cash and balance
monthly. Call and see owner, 2712
So. 14th st.
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unfinished Rooms

UNFURNISHED large airy front
room, very convenient; suitable
for dressmaker or lady bachelors.
sos So. st.
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For Sale, Real Estate
FOR SALE OR TRADE

Equity in 5-room house and two
nice lots in West End. q blocks from
paved street and car line. Will
trade equity for runabout in good
condition. Call M. 1921.
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rHr42lco16A TIMED
Found

BOUNDARY pool players having
lost their goat may get same by
applying. to Charlie at Pickfords
iSV' = ..
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near Mileta. Quartermaster Har-
Dor. for the season; pleasant loca-
tion; running water. also camping
sites for tents with shade and water.
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Special Notices
Announcements

FIRE SALE on wall paper and
paints, Acme quality paint, fire.
proof, sun-proof, climate-proof and
Waterproof, at A. s. Johnson Co.,
HAP G st.
CARD READING-Call Main sS79-L.
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FOR RENT-3022 Chandler ST., AR.
and bath, $40; owner pays water.
Lennox Trust Co., 952h Pacific ave.
RENT q house ana we will furnish
IL for you for cash or easy pay.
ments. Tao Furniture Co. e11-1s g
WILL furnish your house on
weekly or monthly payments. 1871
Tacoma ave.
on cable line, s17; owner pays
water. 1013h So. ].
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FOR SALE-5-room house, 2 fins
lots, large bearing fruit trees.
some raspberries, garden all in. barp
and chicken house, all assessments
In and paid, $1,000; only $500 cash,
balance $40 month, per cent. South
Tacoma car to Sad ST.. / block east,
VI block south on L. 1920 So. l. st
BIG SNAP IN A REAL FARM
Thirty acres on Gig Harbor Pc
ninsula. half mile from small town,
two ways of reaching Tacoma. Ten
acres cleared; five acres black alder
bottom, fair six-room house; well
and spring water: two log barns,
one hay shed; chicken houses; 10
apple, cherry and pear treess acre
of strawberries. With place go SO
chickens and lLousehoId furniture
8 beds, bureaus. kitchen queen,
cupboard, 2 stoves. etc. Facilities
for 800 chickens. Hens, cows, hogs,
fruit will pay big dividends. Value
$4,000, but the price is only $265O. At
least $500 cash. No trade. e. II.
Miller & Co.. 203-4 Bank of COM
merce.
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5219 SO. Pine ST.. rms, water $40 90
4412 No. goth ST.. rms. water. 1000
1912 So. 5srd ST.. 5-r, W.. b.. =. 500
t7s Es: 2sth St. 6-r:, bath. wtr; s1s
sos Ea. goth St. 7-r. bath. wtr.. .y17
1925 So. L ST., b rms. b., water 1880
3402 No, Madison. Ter, wtr.,. bath SIS
3406 No. Madison, b-r.. W., b.. 1900
lz0s No. Steele, RS. b., water 1000
1911 So. 6th. ar. mod. wtr.. 1880
2so1 No. sth, Q r.. wtr.. bath. 1850
1898 SO. L. 6-r.. wtr., bath 49,. .$11
7oa SO. 18th. s-r, wtr.. bath :..s2i
a4ls No. Puget Sound. ar, wtr..
soSs 80. isih. s-r.. wtr.. bath. ;is.SS
500 go. Ferry, s-r., wtr., bath $4,000
7oS &c. BE- s-r err. w.t. S bath 3 sssS
n. y. 9CHWIHN Il CO., INC.
SIS Bankers Trust Bldg.
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Help Wanted-Male

II you are a stranger In city. II
you are out Of a position. II you
need advice II you are discouraged,
Dept, Y. M. C. A.
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THE REsUL

THE RESULT
Young man arrived In city on
Saturday. On Monday he Joined the
y. M. c. A. Advisory and Employ
ment department for IS. which guar
anteed him a position. On Tuesday
morning he was located in q good
Job at a lucrative salary. IT PAID.
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Situations Wanted-Male

WANTED-PQsition by experienced
butcher and sausage maker. Ad-
dress Box XII, care Times.
WANT a position as bartender. Am
"a good mixer. Address LII, care
Times.
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Situations Wanted
Female

WANTED-Position as housekeeper,
wfdower's or bachelors home.
Have a girl of s. References ex-
changed. Address Box LIS, care OF
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BACHELOR, ss, worth $4,000,
would marry. G. Box 35. League.
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$25 WEEKLY and expenses to
trustworthy people to travel and
distribute samples for big wholesa lie
house. c. II. Emery, B-225. Chicago.
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GET MARRIED-Matrim paper
containing advertisements mar
riageable people from all sections
|of the United States. Canada; rich,
poor. young. old; Protestants, Cath
oiics. mailed sealed. free. b. q.
Gunnels. Toledo. Ohio.
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Furnished Rooms

VERY pleasant, light, airy parloi
bedroom and board with fine bath
and heat, for two who will room to-
gethsr. Terms reasonable. 615 So
q. NJ. 1851.
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Personal

PRIZE waltz. at Bay View pavilion,
leaves 18th st. float. next to Munich
pal dock, 1850 y. m, stopping at Old
Town; returning leaves Burton 2:16
a. m.
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.Wanted-koomers

S~~~~~~~s>~>~>~~-~-~~-~~-
1929 so. E.-Private boarding house;
room and board Sc per week; Gloss
in; home cooking. yay ~
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Homeopathic Physicians

/. III. ROBB, nose. throat, lungs.
stomach. bowels. 920N Pacific av.
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ing abstract, agreement and rfif.
teen thousand dollar note, payable
at my office, $500 reward. Return
to c. j. Johnson. 305-6 Provident
Bldg, Tacoma. tbEi'
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COMMERCIAL Bfndery q Printing
Co.. 1Es Commerce st Main AT.
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NEWLY furnished outside room to
So. e st.
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Lost

on, very short horns. w. Zachow,
Gen. Del. So. Tacoma. 6Sth and
Sprague. Reward.
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RATES FOR CLASSI-
FLED WANT" AD-
VERTISEMENTS
Help Wanted-Fema1e

TWO hustling agents, ladies or gen
tlemen. Pay salary and commits.
sion. Experience not necessary. Cal
e2o Tacoma ave.
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work, in family. Apply 1876 Pa
cific ave.
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WANTED-A practical nurse for
case of confinement. Address Box
LIZ. care Times.
The evening world., 1911-09-05

bunche- NJ five to one thousand we herewith
kollc. THE COMMITTEE,
We herewith .nd ~, 900 coupons collected
rom our lneml~r. for King kolle IN DYE days.
no doubt shows we are supporting the risnt
BRooKLyN QUARTET. CLUB.
Richard schmidt, President.
Old KING Kolle, q merry old sui. . merry old
lie called for hi, pipe, he called for his howl.
He called for his fiddler- three.
Twenty five vote, from fellow m~mbes Of the
hood. WILLIAM LADD
Incloscd find seventeen votes for ]. ]. Curran.
mrs THOMAS COSIbI,O.
.ull have a carload TO % over. Also To- from
J. j., sPTUNiHS ASSIMILATION.
Credit Jam,s ! Spelmsn with the incios~i
M.ai Gn ."f isiii'% More Nor S % follow % o0-ey Island
Inclos,d find one hundred votes for Nice IL.
"'''"' "'' nei' E siPekkrSS!e'HH.s N Nssac sis,ri
King Of Coney Island Msrdi GrM, know he
will prove 10 lie the most popular king ever
elected. His sister. MAMIE BARON.
lnclo.ei find 1000 vote. Tor Moe H. Baron.
''''' '''"d' choice Tor # Tp tISf, vAcKr
From his friend. FRED Il. HENDERsSItNio'n'
You Who would like to se Moe u. Baron King
Of the Msrdi Grn, q out and work. As We only
LOO votes. MRS. MICHAEL KANE."
lncl1sed please find 5000 ,otss for our stand.
erd hrarrr' Moe ". BARON. Joseph 4. Durkin,
s.%'s,sa Man.srE: Gommi,ts,: Fred Krrid.i.
George Volk. stephen Alien. Dave Pfeitr' Nlite
kamins. sam BtoMn, John Jchle. Joseph Petie.
The evening world., 1911-09-05

Joseph Aselrod. Jack Gralle. Jack Duffy.
1nclosd find 900 votes for Moe ~. Baron for
King II Coney Island Marii Gras. The nsw-
boys never had a better friend and we hope they
W show their apprs1i,,ion By sslp,ns to elect
Credit 20 vote, to my friend. John J. Curran.
GEoiGE WASHINGTON GALLAGHER.
Inrlnssd find 200 vote. for No. R.ro- f-~r Tho
ssnins,s' Association q Brownsyills. We consider
good fellow. Hill SpRlNGY.
Inclosed find twenty. sir coupons for James n,
Curtin Tor King ~ the Carnival Of Flowers and
Song. when the votes are counted You viii find
Kindly credit these l 900 votes to Joe Hcwes.
VIII send the balance Tuesday. Get some more
MAYME REMINGTON.
Nr ~.is are club Tor 'o io. ' Hs%s ."s We 'sn' VIII .cnd
the balance up to night. us for Joe Hewes, and
that will help come.
seven hundred vote. for Joe Hewes from the
Chantscler Girls Social Club.
Our little Sea Gnlis b,oash, thts bunch In to.
Joe Heves, our next King. The Big Gulls will
I've In "'"'S"' vi" BARSEY BAAss.
King Gull of Coney Island.
Credit twenty votes for Hsrlem's popular can
ddsts J. J. Hewes Of the Glencoe A.. C.
ADD thsss twenty-five votes for Z J. Hswes.
Inclosed find 80 coupons. for J. J., -Currn
tn. matter with the members Of {. X. Of. A.
in helping their brother along: y. NJ. .oUIRK.
please credit to our next King, John J. Cur.
ran. the best boss the Coaster employees ever
'"' JAMES A. CURhAN ASSOCIATION.
Jos,ph j. Hsw~. VI would hke TO har also
The evening world., 1911-09-05

from all New Yorker, q. Joe Heee, is the only
Manhattan candidate really in the field. We
No,,r,nG Association. ""wspc w. ihey.i' pon't
let the crown q, 70 Bre.klyu Vote fr your
rishi Place Louis G~REESsTEiY, CnSirm.n,
yorke social and Athletic club.
orr kI m1o,ii cr'd g5.t The ,nciMi. d 'or''-'e''n ,io'1,; to
~lncloseh find eight, four votes for Louis Ftei.
aiIdi; TIE s1 p2ii;l'T f;nHGGIlfi1 ,srisT f the east
%lnclo'cd find tvcnt, two VOTES Tor tina, 90
,'ia' nrc fellow o.. m,,.. Tor King " the
lnclo1d are thifti votes or Joe iIcvcs.
Ere sdeni " Oaklssf Social.
Enclossd find 200 vote. for. Edward q. Smith.
F~ERNANDEz X IA ROSA CO.
,hl kind,, SsrSnt go ro'a. e. fdw,r, 4, smith.
Flea credit The account. q Mr.. T.. a.. smith
win The cnclcsed fifteen 10 coupons, I" y. 7,
Lnelosd find 900 ,,t's ,to, us. cr,dii, Of d q.
smith, the coming KING OF the NaTil t:t1,
. | send YOU 500 yo,,. for orr choice Of Kins
Tor the coming Mani Ora" "Ed"9,i o. smith"
EDs'c-d tnd 900 vote. 10Y Edward, q. smith,
f rom h i6!,, 'i y, Il T. 1,, ss f2- u. Week of Fun"
nrnHhfkhhTrH r HHIf4RNSEESH. W 12,IH fMhAmmDnS Smi..
,ant q the American Athletir association. they
have becn collected as follows;
rr h%fElsy,'s = q Nov fori Rank No't Co. zoo
+ ga. : a. leo" Erne', hoffman 200: Blue
AMIRIckNX 4 A. COMMITTEE.
Kindly credit the i.ooo. votes inclo~ed to J.
j. '''i'"' c H t;,27'' FIJI f, F'V Ward una.,...,.
h''''''a n"d ITO ' Hiss r. Er41 Sni; sh f,if!ffsl6i
Enclosed find 3 EA III: f R6k siqis Frr tti:.rr.
p. SrTSi., Ua y Anton Sa"'i bah Sa'Sa s'H faF kEliisSss tSi
For. Tony. /, not phony.
The evening world., 1911-09-05

With only two days left for hustling.
for there VIII be no voting roupon in
Thursdays Evening World. and the polls
In the election OF a King for the ninth
annual Mardi Grss Carnival OF Flowers
and Song, next week, close exactly at
i.oon next Thursday. the election IL ge:-
ting intensely exciting. 1t Is a close
finish for the leaders. More than TWEEN
ty-fve thousand votes were east yet
terday for william r.. Kolle. the south
Brooklyn candidate, which pu, him in
the lead again. though there was an
other rally for Moe II. Baron. which
brought him In a close second. while the
friends ~ Joe flcwes, the Harlem bow.
and John j. Curran, OF Yorkville and
Coney Island. pushed their men along
and promise great things in tine closing
forty-eight hours Of the contest.
t.Lwari q. Smith, the Algonquin Club
candidate-:or although Mr., Smith
moved ABOUT two hundred feet out Of
Leader sinnott's district a few weeks
ago. he Is stlll a member of the Tam
many Gu and a worker in the TWENTY
second--ecsived $500 votes during the
day, AMI II Is predicted he will surprise
his opponents between now and the
closing CT the polls. At any rate. he
has selected his Hen Cabinet" and r.
fully equipped with Queens and Prln-
cesses. Duchesses and other Court
ladies. He names Mrs. Smith. whose
Christian name is Kate; and Mrs. Con-
rad Stubenbord jr,, the beautiful wife
OF Conveys hotel man. who calls hrr
'sad'e". Margaret. the wife Of Charles
Rosonagcl Of No. SIC Ocean Bouievari.
Flatoush. and the Misses Sadie Binns
Of Passage. ". j.. and Edna Snith cf
Newark, ~. j., two pretty nieces Of
King Ed"
The evening world., 1911-09-05
NEW YORKER A SUICIDE
IN HOTEL IN DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 5~.-Despondent
because OF poor business, JONI Jacobs.
fifty years old. OF New York city, EN-
ployed as a travelling salesman for the
Leopold Powell Cigar Company Of New
York. committed suicide some time Sun
day night or Monday by shooting
himself in the right temple in his room
at the Wayne Hotel. No one heard the
fired and the mans body was not
discovered until last night.
The last seen of Jacobs alive a
when he went to his room early Sunday
evening. lie appeared at that time to
be In high spirits. The body was sent
to the Wayne County Morguo by Cor
oner Burgess and will be held there
until relatives, who have been notified.
are heard from.
The evening world., 1911-09-05
MOST ARTISTIC FLOATS EVER
SEEN At A CARNIVAL.

All OF which reminds that Designer
James Smith completed his work In
the big annex TO the Sea Beach Palace,
Coney Island. Saturday. and notified
the Mardi Gras Association that the
largest and most artistic and beautiful
reet of floats ever shown at Coney's
annual free show, In Illustration OF the
theme OF the carnival, Flowers and
Song" was ready for the illuminated
paaeant and for the afternoon parade
which will be given for the benefit OF
the children OF the metropolitan district
and their mothers on the last day OF
the festival. Saturday, Sept, lG. Three
o'clock p. VI. Is the hour for the Chill
dren's Day parade, which will include
everything thai appears in the illu-
minated p%ageants IN the first nve
nights OF the carnival.
There will be a special meeting Of
the association tonight and a dress
rehearsal In costumes. designed by Ida
Robinson. at Kister's Hotel tomorrow
night. when the swarm OF pretty girls.
coryphees, fairies. soubrettes. mer-
maids and not to forget the chorus
girls. who will sing the songs on each
OF the floats as they pass along In re-
view before the quarter to half a mill
ion spectators gathered In Surf avenue
from the Boulevard to Selleck's Grand
View at Twenty-third street every
evening.
Inspector Dooley and Capt. Murphy,
who will have 1000 policemen from ev-
cry precinct In the Ave ~boroughs az the
carnival, wish It announced that the
sale OF ticklers, fuzzy dogs, slapsticks.
paper busters and other offensive play
The evening world., 1911-09-05
VOTERS HUSTL|NG
AND THE CARNIVAL
+. BATTLE IS CLOSE
Many Surprises Are Promised
in the Last Two Days
of the Contest.
KOLLE IN LEAD TO-DAY.
All Floats for the Great Parade
Are Ready and Rehear-
sails Begin.
KOLLE IN LEAD TO-DAY.
VOTE TO DATE FOR
KING OF THE C0NEY
MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL.

Candidates must be nominated
TO the Mardi Gras Association
n accepted as candidates by
b Nominating Committee Of
the association. No others will
Be recognized by The Evening
World.
Nominations closed Saturday,
Aug. 2S. Contest closes Thurs.
eay. Sept. Z. 81 ~ o'clock noon
NO votes will be received after
that hour.
OFFICIAL NOMINEES.
". .. Kons, Quartet Club . q 1859
Moe =. Daron. zoe Baron
assn 4O.6o3
=. !. Hswss, Glencoe A. A 18TH
John J. Curran, Irtsh-Am.A.A.ll,434
Anton Dahibsnesr, Yarmsrs'
Club ...................... 7,s7a
y. O. Smith, Algonquin Club. 7,o25
4. =. Yacsnda, Panama A. O.. 6,354
O. Frank Croissant, A. A. A.. ASIA
James J. spsiman, J. J. Spell
man Assn 1895
John o. Blake, whalsn Bros. l,lo4
James u. Curtin. Thea. II. A. l,oes
John J. Hickey, 500. OLD n. r. asa
Louis Trsidsl, Lincoln League 485
James 4. Kelsey, John Ennis
~s". Cs"u' US
Conrad 0tubsnbord, o. b.. ava
Auvrst VOC xasssin, Sasngsr.
ouho '..'''.''.''''.'ss.'' isT
chsriss n. oorham, Alpha
Dana Phi Fra ............ los
Ru0h Hssssi. Ger. CT. League. IL
The evening world., 1911-09-05

have beer adopted bv the Italian gov.
eminent to maintain order.
The evening world., 1911-09-05
4 FEW OF MANY THOUSAND
LETTERS OF CAMPAIGNERS.

Thee 600 coupons were collected 81 ". u.
knlle's headquarters since the contest opened.
tihsa%siE' the s'I many ireads wso Ass'ssd in "%osslisefinaSS
the. above, number. which were left At Nj
koiis', 1nloe' sory that We e.pt mention Al
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-02
SOCIALISTS ARE IN THE LEAD
Pary't Candidate for Mayor in Los
Angeles Has Highest Vote.

Los Angeles, CAL, Nov. 2-With the
probable exception of City Attorney
John S. Shenk, good government can.
@didate for reelection, the primary re-
suited in no election. Although the
record total of more than $4,000 votes
were cast the primary proved only an
elimination contest to reduce the tick
ct from ninety-nine candidates to
twenty for the final struggle over the
question of whether Los Angeles shall
have Socialist city administration
during the\ next two years. The
strength of the Socialist vote was the
outstanding feature of the primary.
The final election is set for Dec. 5.
when Job Hartman, one of the law
>yers in the defense of the Mcnamara
brothers, and Socialist candidate for
mayor, will contest with George Alex
ander, the incumbent.
With but few unimportant pre-
cincts yet remaining to be totaled the
vote on the two leading mayoralty
candidates stood: Hartman, 1883;
Alexander, 1928.
Alexander forces, foreseeing q hard
fight at the election Dec. 5, have be-
gun formulating plans ITO wipe social
ism off the map"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-02
PRAYER Halls In Russia.

In the villages Of Russia the prayer
halP' is the common izba or cottage
of Stundist moujik. or shed attach.
ed to very primitive farmstead sur,
rounded by prodigious quantities Of
mud, dust or snow, according to the
season Of the year. A separate build
ing erected expressly for worship
among the rural evangelicals Of Rus.
sia is luxury yet to be provided in
the great majority Of cases. The meet
ing place, whether izba or outhouse
has walls of earth. 1t is without cell
ing. The floor is the bare earth, trod
den hard by many feet through the
lapse Of long years and worn into Jumps
and hollows. The walls are lime wash
ed and destitute of decoration or adorD
ment. There are rough wooden bench
es around and across the room. The
place is usually packed to suffocation
with men. women and children crowd
ed on the seats, thronging the door
ways and budding together on the
top Of the huge stove.-Sunday at
Home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-02
Worthy Of the Hiohest.

The talk had turned to the orphan
children Of Henry Doane of Cherry
vile. The former resident asked the
stage driver how they had prospered.
They've done first rate" was the
hearty response. Both Of them have
done first rate.
Joe Eddie, he learned the carpenter S
trade and has worked right along, and
as for Emma Susan-well, I'll tell you
what somebody from over the Center
said to me only last week about her in
conversation regarding her husband.
Emma Susan married Frank Bax-
ter. one of the James Baxters. Well,
that man from the Center, he said to
me: 4 hear Frank Bakers been cho-
sen selectman. Well, don't know but
what he'll do all right for you,' he
said: but, whether he's the man for the
place or not. there's one thing certain
if ever woman looked suitable to the
position of selectman's wife and would
do it credit Emma Susan Bakers tina.
woman "-Youth's Cnmnanion