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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-03-16
Bethel BreeZeS.

Bethel, March 14:-All of the
farmers are getting ready to plant
their crops.
Messrs Bishop and Bart Burgess
visited in Kingstree Saturday OF
last week.
Mr. WI McEyeea also had bust
ness in Kingstree Saturday.
Miss Ida Brochngton of Nesmiths
is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs T B Cooper.
Last Saturday was s6ne day for
the young folks around here to go
driving. All seemed taenjoy their
rides.
The Williamson school closed last
Friday. We are very sorry to lose
Miss Ruth Morgan, who has been
teaching the school. She has taken
charge Of another school, and we
re her great success.
regret to report that Mr. Da.
vid Lsps. Of Kingstree High school
who came home last Saturday tc
spend the week-end.is sick with chill
aAd fever. We hope he will soon be
able to return to his studies.
An apron party was given at the
new dwelling of Mr. J c Wilson on
Friday night of last week. Every.
body present seemed to enjoy II
very much. 1t was nearly daylight
when some of the crowd returned
home.
Some Of the folks that went t.
the apron party last Friday night
enjoyed a straw ride. Those partici-
rating were: Misses Ida Brocking.
tsn. Mary Burgess, Lee Cooper. Ruth
McEveen; Messrs Bishop Burgess,
Arthur Cooper, Daniel AcElveen.
With best wishes for. The County
Record, ROSE BUD. :.
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MorriSville Matters.

Morrisville. March 13:-Farmers
are busy preparing for planting.
Mr. Marlowe has been quite sick
for the past week. His friends wish
him speedy recovery.
Mrs L F Rhem left Wednesday
for Orangeburg to visit her mother,
Mrs - Seignous.
The Sunday-school was re-organiz-
ed here Sunday with Mr. E B McEl-
veen as superintendent.
Sergt w D Ferdon, accompanied
by his wife and little daughter,
Helen, is visiting his parents, Capt
and Mrs Jno Ferdon.
Mr. B O Brockinton, at this writing,
is somewhat indisposed. We hope to
zee him out again soon.
Mrs Lula Wall Kennedy spent last
week with relatives near Indiantown
church and on Wednesday had the
bodies Of her husband, Mr. H E Ken
nedy, and little baby, H E Kennedy,
Jr, exhumed and each sealed in
solid stone vaults. Also q handsome
WOW monument was erected to the
memory of Mr. Kennedy and small
shaft to the memory of the baby.
Fl e Kennedy, Jr.
JESSAMINE.
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TRIO TOPICS.
Neiahborhood News Mainly
About People.

Trio, March 13:-Mr J w Regis
ter visited his family in Georgetown
last Sunday.
Mr. A Minis was noted among the
visitors here last Sunday.
DR. L w Moore and Weyman Nc
Donald are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs J H Moore near Lake
City.
Messrs w T Rowell, j w Register
and Tom C Ford have been appoint
ed to meet Road Engineer Eaddy in
Kingstree next Wednesday to see
about the proposed road between
Trio and Andrews.
Miss H Lewis spent the weekend
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w H Lewis.
Summer time must be near. Feels
like it today. Gee whiz. amt it hot?
Mr. w T Rowell went to George
town one day last week.
Mr. II L Oliver of Georgetown
was up here one day last week hunt
ing birds. According to visible evil
dence luck must have been good.
Messrs w T Rowell, A w Graham
and J w Register are going to try
truck farming on a small scale this
year.
No news is good news. Can't
find any around Trio.
The PRoDIGAL.
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Seen At Smiths.

Smiths, March 13:-Married, on
Sunday, March 5, Miss Sallie Nc
Cutchen of Scranton and Mr. Willis
Goodwin of this place, Rev w P
Cause officiating. On Monday Mr.
Goodwin brought home his blush
ing bride and Monday night the
boys "serenaded" them. Judging
from the noise they made with bells,
plows, etc, it was a blooming sue
cess.
The Sunday-school at the McGill
school house is progressing nicely
with Mr. w j Smiley as the efficient
superintendent.
The chaingang is now doing some
much-needed work on the swamp
crossing at the W P McGill place
and repairing the bridges. raising
and widening the embankment, and
so forth. When completed we will
have a crossing to be proud Of. Our
Road Engineer has the right man
for the place. He is a hustler and
makes each convict do his duty; in
fact we thought him a little too lib
eral with the strap.
Mr. W P Smiley, one Of our pro-
gressive farmers, has recently invest
ed in some up-to-date farming imple-
ments.
Mrs Francis Tindale of Manning
spent a few days last week visiting
relatives here abouts.
Mrs Benson Evans of New Zion,
Clarendon county, spent a couple Of
days last week visiting relatives
here. Nox
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John w Sckelsmith, Greensboro,
Ps,has three children. and, like most
children. they frequently take cold.
I'VE have tried several kinds of
cough medicine" he says, but have
never yet found any that did them as
much good as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. For sale BY all dealers.
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When you want US to change the
address of your paper it will save
lots of trouble to name the old
as we'll as the new postofice. Please
bear this in mind. II
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When you have rheumatism in
your foot or instep apply Chamber
lain's Liniment and you will get
quick relief. It costs but quarter.
Why suffer? For sale by all dealers.
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If you have trouble in getting rid
Of your cold you may know that you
are not treating it properly. There
is no reason why q cold should hang
On for weeks and it will not if you
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
For sale by all dealers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
Begin M'Namara
Trial Today

Los ANGELES, Oct. 9..--Up on
the eighth floor of the new Hall
of Records Superior Judge Walter
Bordwell today began the prelim-
mary work in connection with the
case against the Mcnamara broth
ers, charged with murder as a re-
suit of the destruction of the Los
Angeles Times building year
ago. The first panel OF venire-
men were on hand today to stand
test regarding their qualifications.
Although the actual trial will
commence on Wednesday, the dis
trict attorneys office has refrain
ed from indicating which of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09

inevitable conclusion is that we
offer Unprecedented values. The
point is that a piano is no less
Imeritorious because sold out Of
an inexpensive store. 1t is big ex-
penses which make prices high.
Our store is little off of the prin-
'cipal line of travel, but we would
rather be 125 feet south of Elev-
.enth and G streets. and pay the
small rent We do, than to have
taken a room in high-prlc I'd
block. Look for the big electric
sign extending from the first
to the third story of our
building, No. 1115 G street.
Come in and see us. If you are
not satisfied without looking all
around, do so. but come here be-
fore you buy. IL will save you
handsome sum.
Both the prices and terms of
our pianos are marked in PLATA
figures on each price tag. $3.50
and up for new piano, of good.
reliable make, fully guaranteed.
and two and half years within
which to make the payments.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock
several very fine pianos, the cases
of which were slightly damaged il
shipping, will be offered, upon
easy terms of payment, at prices
about one-third below what they
should regularly be sold for. A
beautiful mahogany 1915 piano
at S199, walnut $500 style at
1925, etc. These pianos are guar
anteed to be In perfect condition,
excepting as to the case. mars.
which will be repaired so as to be
scarcely noticeable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09

OF ~ odd years in Alaska, returns
to Tacoma to make L his future
home, and buys a fine Hallet &
Davis piano of us for his residence
NO. $500 South Thorn pson avenue.
Mr.. Alvin B. Lehman, who has
owned ii Hallet & Davos piano fer
some years and knows what they
are, purchased from us one of the
finest styles Of the Hallet e Davis
"Virtuolo" player piano for his
home, at No. 1918 South NJ street.
Mr.. S. A. huntington, of the
LAWYER Tideland Co., also purch as
ed "Virtuolo" player piano, after
having given the player subject a
searching investigation.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hargis, of the Bank
|of California, presents his daugh-
ter with one of our beautiful
Kaufman pianos, in refined ma
hogany case.
Another old-time Tacoma man
who returns to Tacoma after an
absence of seven years, Mr.. M
Magnussen, also selected q Kauff-
man for his family.
Mr.. Swanson, of the enterprisina
firm of Wolfarth & Swanson, cab.
inetmakers, at Twelfth and A
streets, chose Kaufman for his
little girl.
Mr.. F. q. Bowers, recently com
ing from Missouri to reside in
Puyallup, Wash, purchased a
magnificent oak case, large size
cabinet grand Kaufman piano for
his new home.
Mrs. ]. w. Tyler, of Olympia,
selected one of the late style
Schubert pianos, In mahogany
case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
Supreme Court Takes
Up Important Cases

the federal control of the inter
state commerce; the question OF
the initiative and referendum and
the question as TO what extent the
Sherman antitrust law may be ap-
piled to various kinds of combi-
nations are included in the cases
set for early hearing.
The regulation of railroads by
the states, involving the problem
of states rights, is presented in a
number of cases.
The most important of the pend
Ing trust cases is the suit by the
government to dissolve the social
ed anthracite coal trust, composed
of number of railroads and theiI
subsidiary coal companies and in.
dependent operators with whom
they have contracts.
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Arbitration May
Now Be Tried

(By United Press LEASED Wire
JACKSON. Miss, Oct. An
attempt to arbitrate the differ
ences between the striking shop
men and the management of the
Illinois Central railroad will be
made this afternoon, the strikers
claim. President Markham. ac-
cOmpanied by legal advisers, is
in conference with Gov. Noel to-
day In an effort to secure an
amieable adjustment of the diff
culties with the strikers.
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Shot Then Drowned;
Suicide Is Believed

Providing there is no startling
disclosure made there will be no
inquest over the body of It. o.
Sebree, a former Tacoman shot
and then drowned at the foot of
the Old Town dock Saturday
night.
There seems to be nothing to
1t but a clear case of suicide" said
Coroner Shaver, this morning.
Patrolman Mills heard a shot
about 7 o'clock Saturday night.
He ran to investigate and found
a revolver lying at the edge of
the wharf. Mills ran back to
Old Town to get an electric
searchlight but while he was gone
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Sam Heney rowed out in his boat
and discovered the body of Sebree
floating on the water.
He had been shot through the
right ear, the bullet piercing the
brain. His valuables, including
a ring and diamond stickpin val
ued at about $500, We're not found
upon his person at the time and
robbery and murder was suspect.
ed. Yesterday this theory was
set back somewhat by the finding
of the diamond ring worth $500
on the railroad tracks near the
scene of the shooting.
A telegram was sent to Sebree's
wife at Almagorde, Mexico.
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lege yells from the throats of the
high and normal school students
The president was rendered a
breakfast at the Chamber OF
Commerce, after which he re-
ceiyed one hundred and fifty
prominent men and women in the
Chamber reception rooms. He
was then taken for a drive, and
finally delivered a speech in the
open air. The presidents train
left at noon for Burlington and
Mount Vernon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
Sparks Just
Off the Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g.
The 200-mile automobile race of
the Quaker Motor club here today
twas won by Bergdolt in a Benz
lear, with milford driving a Log
Her. second.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9. - The
American Tobacco company (the
trusD announced today that it's
plan of dissolution will not be
filed in the federal court here to-
day as scheduled.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 9.-Avia-
tor Rodgers lander at the fair
grounds atStreator. ILL.,, at 10
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
Ready F or
GypsySmith

The Gypsy Smith meetings will
be held at the corner of South
and Sixth avenue. Arrangements
were completed at the Ministers
Alliance melting today. In the
meantime noon meetings will be
held every day at the First Bap-
fist church.
The tabernacle to be built for
the Smith meetings will seat 5000
people.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
NEW CABINET FOR
SWEDEN ANNOUNCED

(By United Press Leased Wire
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 9.-Swe-
dens new cabinet, to succeed that
which resigned September 80, is
announced by X. Staaf, liberal
leader, who succeeds Premier
Lindaman. The members of the
new cabinet are:
Count Albert Ahrensvard, for
eign affairs; DR.. d. X. Bergstrom,
war; NJ. Landstrom, justice: Depu-
ty Jacob Larson, Marine; Deputy
p. A. V. Schotte. interior; Baron
A. T. Adelswerg, finance; DR..
Fridejef Berg, instruction; Deputy
Alfred Peterson, agriculture; Sena-
tor Petren and Assistant Judge
Stepstroem, ministers without
portfolios.
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VBy United Press Leased Wire. }
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. g..
--Supreme court of the United
States. confronted with problems
the solution of which will have a
most important bearing upon the
political and economic development
of the nation, convened at noon to-
day for the October term. Chief
Justice White and all of the as
sistant justices. except Justice
Day, whose wife is i'll, were pres
ent.
The hearing of arguments will
begin tomorrow.
The question as to how far the
state railroad commission may ex-
ercise control in reducing or adj
justing rates on intra-state COM
merce without conflicting with
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brothers it will force to trial first.
The defense is ready in either
case, so that there will be no post
ponement, but it expects that
James b. Mcnamara in view of
the allegations that he actually ex-
ploded bomb under the Times
structure, will be the first to face
a jury.
The formal motions for a
change of venue, should the de-
Tense decide to go before the court
on this point, will be made In
court Wednesday morning, &C
cording to the attorneys for the
defense today
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HAVE NEW EVIDENCE
AGAINST LORIMER
(By United Press Leased Wire F,

(By United Press Leased Wire. ,
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Sensational
new evidence is announced here
today for the Lorimer investiga-
ton which will begin tomorrow
and probably will last a month. 1t
is reported that the Lorimer
committees have unearthed a mass
of new facts.
The committee has secured per-
mission to examine the books of
Edward Hines, the Chicago lum-
Der magnate, and of Edward TIL
den, the packer, but just what the
BOOKS will show is unknown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
I thousands See Taft
In Bellinghan1

BELLINGHAM, Oct. 9.-For
the first time in the history of
Bellingham a president of the
United States today paid the city
q visit. Thousands greeted Will
liam Howard Taft when he spoke
here, following a breakfast, re-
ception and drive about the city.
Massed on Garden street were
thousands of school children arm
ed with flowers, flags and sprigs
of fir and cedar. Farther on, the
president was assailed with col
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GoU. Clark to
Aduise7 aft
rtBy United Press Leased Wirc.)

(By United Press Leased Wirc.)
SEATTLE, Oct. Gov. Walter
w. Clark of Alaska arrived today
to confer with President Taft on
the affairs of the territory to the
far north. Gov. Clark declared to-
day that transportation and cheap
fuel are subjects of such great
Importance in Alaska that they are
oyershadowing questions. lie said
he believed the visit of Secretary
of the Interior Fisher would be of
great benefit to the territory.
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the casualties were confined to
the accidental killing of two men
and one woman during the bonn
bardment of Tripoli.
The usual report today of the
sinking OF Turkish torpedo boats
in the Adrlatic sea and that an
Austrian warship had been sunk
by warships of the Turkish fleet,
are discredited here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
.ROYAL|STS AWAIT
RE.|NFORCEMENTS.

VIGO. Spain, Oct. 9.-Portu-
guese royalists entrenched in the
wild country north of Vinhaes are
awaiting the arrival of Capt. Con-
celras with reinforcements. He is
reported to have eight field pieces
and four Maxims. Priests are help
ing the royalists and some are act
ing personally as guerillas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
"Canada Made Mistake, ,
TAFT Tells BeLLinehan1

BELLINGHAM, Oct. 9.-De-
claring that Canada made a mis-
take in defeating reciprocity,
President Taft here today made
his most vigorous comment on the
reciprocity issue.
Il think we know a little more
ON this side," he said, than the
Canadians do on theirs, because
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some years of experience it is pos
sible they will come to take the
right view, but whether they do so
or not, if they don't grow as rap
idly as We do, and as rapidly as
they might have grown. they can
not say it is our fault. / think
you will agree with me that in de-
feating reciprocity they made a
IN iStake -
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A TACOMA STORE

This is a Tacoma store. -
not branch nor an agency
owned and operated by
Tacoma men, and having our
home office right here at
No. HE c street. Unlike
some of the piano stores
which have been opened in
Tacoma during the last three
years, only to create tempor-
airy competition and then
supposedly "sell out" to the
real owner, we have no di-
rect or indirect connection
with anv other piano con-
Germ in the state. We have
taken lease on this build
ing, and are to be a perman-
ent establishment in this
city. We want your bust
ness, and shall endeavor to
merit it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
Turko-Italian War a
Tame Affair in Fact

LONDON, Oct. 9. = That the
Turko-Italian controversy has
been more like love feats than
a war and that the reports of
bloodshed have been ridiculously
exaggerated, is shown here today
by the restoration of cable COM
munication between Tripoli and
Malta.
The reports today show that
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Troops Called To
Prevent Looting

and Chippewa Falls in rushing
relief trains with food and sup
plies has averted a famine.
The waters of the Black river
are receding today and the under
mined buildings are collapsing.
1t has been decided to rebuild the
town on the hills on the west
bank of the river.
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HAVE NEW CLUE
| ITO ROBBERS
(by United Press Leased Wire. }

VANCOUVER. b. c., Oct. g.
According to, detectives working
on the Bank of Montreal case. in
which $25S,0O0 was stolen from
the bank at New Westminster
several weeks ago, new clue
has been found which leads them
to believe that the loot is hid
den in a house half way between
this city and the scene of the rob-
berry. city police have been fol-
lowing up the clue and they de-
clare arrests will be made short
ly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
Mysterious Lawyer Offers to
Defend Accused Girl Gratis

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Am
anonymous lawyer who offers his
services gratis for the defense is
adding an air of mystery today to
the case of Anna Crawford
charged with numbering her sister
Elsie.
A lawyer of Birmingham. Ala.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
HOW'S THE PIANO
BUSINESS?
A Daily Question We Like to Answer, Because "It's
Good"-Thirty Pianos Sold Last Week, Three
After Dinner Saturday Evening
Are You In the Market? Our Speca, Bargains for
This Week Will Interest You

Mrs. J. s. Howell. residing al
South Tacoma. also selected
Schubert piano.
The well-known contractor, Mr.,
l.. II. Williams. chose a Conway
"Virtuolo" player piano.
Mr.. Edwin johnson, of Kent,
bought one of the well-known
Jesse French instruments, while
his brother, II. j. johnson, of Au-
burn, preferred French q Sons.
Mr.. G.. Henry Miller, manager
of one of tho leading picture
shows on Pacific avenue, selected a
Pianola player. with a Kaufman
piano to match.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER of Tacoma ave
nue., also sent one of the Kauff-
man pianos to his home, after hav-
ing looked into the piano question
for some weeks past.
Attorney Garretson. of No. 900
South X street. bought one of the
Ihigh-grade Krell-French pianos, In
golden oak case.
Mr.. Chas. e. Schade, engineer
on the O.-W. II. & N, selected one
of the petite ard dainty cottage
styles of the Kaufman piano. In
mahogany case, as did also Mr.. II.
T.. Schutt. of Centralia.
The Misses Senescu, who are fill
ing a musical engagement for tho
winter at the Olympus selected \
fine style Hallet e. Davis piano for
their apartments at the Park hotel.
SATURDAY EVENING SALES
Mr.. s. M. Virgil of the Milwau-
kee, with his wife, came into this
store Saturday evening attracted
by our window display, and after
having investigated pianos all over
town, purchased a beautiful
Kaufman in mahogany case.
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Wanted Mechanic or Railroad Man

CALL DISTRICT big 4-room cottage feet It's
the round
pay House Las toilet sink tank eecr
90 e once to
0e Eyer the Reached avenue car
henc west to
Out ms aqyertlsemept you'll
and
sudY rrin s y99G R In your
period
avenue Telephone Main N"'s ~ '"A7s Fachc
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who refuses to reveal his name.
appeared at the city prison today
and offered to defend the girl
free. His services will be accepted.
The Crawford girl is suspected
of having caused the death of
three other members of her
family.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis,
Oct. 1.-Two companies of troops
are patrolling the river above and
below here today to prevent loot
ing of wrecked houses and stores
and to assist in sanitary work.
The splendid work of La Crosse
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''Taylor System
Not For Navy
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U}y United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 3
when Secretary of the Navy George.
Won l. Meyer announced that the
.Taylor system of shop MANAGE
ihent will not be installed In the
navy yards of the United States.
Labor organization throughout
the country have been opposing the
installation of the new system.
Meyer admitted that the opposition
of the labor unions was partially 70
spOnsible for the abandonment of
the proposed innovation.
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Comet Is Named
"Suffragette"
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.
Attendant upon the suffra- (
gettes, whose cause will be
voted on in California tomor- I
row, a comet will be plainly
visible over the Golden q
Gate on Wednesday night.
The announcement of the
comets visit was made today I
by Rev. Geo. NJ. Searle, c. I
S. p. of Berkeley, who has I
named the astral wanderer I
The Suffragette."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-09
WOMAN is A CANDIDATE
FOR CITY TREASURER

BRBMERToN, Oct. 9.-Suf-
fragists of Bremerton have select
ed Mrs. Maude Abrams as a can
didate for city treasurer. Today
she filed her declaration on the
citizens Independent ticket. She
is the only woman candidate in
the coming municipal campaign.