The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-17

was held this afternoon from the
Hoska- Buckley-King chapel at
$3.50 o'clock.
Fifty-two students of forestry
from the Bitmore school in North
Carolina, headed by DIR. G. A.
Schenck and wife, arrived here
yesterday and went through the
Tacoma sawmills. They go 20
Kapowsin today to see logging OPP
erations at the st. Paul plant.
THEN HE DID.
"Oh, Jim, mother would be
that wild II she was to see you
a-kissin' me-"
But l amt a-kissin' you"
"Oh, I thought you was just
goin' to begin!"
Right of way permits have been
secured for the Woodland county
road and construction will begin
within a short time.
A delegation from Tacoma Will
be sent to attend the quarterly
meeting of the Southwestern
Washington Development associa-
ton at South Bend, August 29,
80 and 81.
Because her husband, John L.
Stewart, had beaten and choked
her, Mrs. Esther H. Stewart was
granted a decree of divorce iby
Judge yesterday yesterday.
1.-THE times are hard, my
dear" said old Mr.. Crouch to his
far better half, "and l find 1t diff.
ficult to keep my nose above
water"
You could easily keep your
nose above water If you didn's
keep it above booze so much" re-
turned Mrs. Crouch.
Delegates to the Oregon-Wasa-
ington Laundrymen's association
at Lon gmire Springs will return
to Tacoma for midday luncheon
at the Commercial club on. the
day of adjournment.
The Wapato bridge, near the
crossing of the Milwaukee rail
road, is ready for traffic.
j. w. Raymer of Old Town
has filed suit for $2,033 dam
ages against the owners of the
Coleman dock, Seattle, for in
juries sustained when the dock
slip collapsed, May 10.
Annual convention of the
Washington State Homeopathic
society will be held August 80
and 81 in the Commercial club
rooms.
With surgeons transplanting
the eyes of the deceased into the
head of the living, there is a
chance that some of us may "see
ourselves at others see u.s."
Garbage cans at Ewing's Hard
ware, iii c st. $50
s. Walker, Albert Gilbert,
James Ash and ]. H. Sheriff., ne
gro railway porters, were arrest
ed last night for poker playing at
the porters' club, 1920 IL c
street, by Detectives Geary and
Milone.
Sixteen 1911 assessment pro-
tests were filed yesterday with the
equalization board.
Salt Rising Bread-DuenwaId's
Delikatessen. s*&
Bernard Anderson, pioneer
druggist, aged "a years, died yes
terday at the Tacoma General
hospital, following an operation.
Funeral services will be from G.
G .Mellinger's Monday at 10 a. m.
Before leaving, let us put up
your lunch. We know what you
need. Duenwald's Tacoma's Lead
ing Delikatessen.
Funeral of Mrs. Mary l.. Sharp
was held this afternoon from the
Mellinger chapel.
automatic, weighing but 20
pounds, and firing without flame
or smoke, SO shots minute,
from magazines containing so
cartridges each.
The gun has been tested by
Capt. Charles de Forest Chandler
of the aviation corps, while flying
SO miles an hour and each of the
SO shots he discharged, found the
target at which they were aimed.
Unlike the rifles made to oper-
ate against or from an aeropiane,
this arm can be handled like an
ordinary small calibre gun, firing
from the shoulder. II fires a
magazine In four seconds and but
two seconds are required to re-
place the empty magazine with