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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-02-02

MT. JOnn J06rns, 6Xamlnad0l
de bancos del estado, cerr6 81 BancC
international de Comercio, de Tu.
cumcari, la semana pasada. La
causa del cierre de dicho baDco fue
por estar insolvente. Sin embargo,
Sc asegura que los depesitores en-
dicho banco no perderan NADIA. EI
deseo de negociar el dinero de los
depositores hace a muchos Bancos
caer en- la derrota.
-DEMANDA POR DIVOR.
|OIO. Petra Valdez de Romero,
dc Santa Fe, instituyo procedi-
mientos on contra dc su marido
Francisco Romero, en- la malana
del lunes pasado, en- la corte de
distrito. En- su queja la Sra. Ro.
nero alega abandono. Pide a la
corte I'M divorcio absolute y alimo.
MIA en- la suma de 800 al mes.
I'm incendio en- Magdalena, con.
dado de Socorro, destruy6 el co.
mercio de quincalla de M. Crava.
lena. FL editicio, que es propiedad
del COronel Eaton qued0 algo ave-
riado.
PROXIMO CASORIO. Sc nos
informa, que la Srita. Luisa Alarid,
de Santa Fe, contraera matrimonio
on Mario pr6ximo con el j6ven
Frank G. Holl de ese mismo lugar.
Ell policfa montado Q. F.
Lumbert arresto la semana pasada
On Oimarr6n y procure la convic-
cion de John Lamb. bajo la propia
cohesion dc este de que era culpa
ble de Ia acusacion de robo mayor.
FL robo On question ocurri6 en el
rancho "Bar K", en- el condad
Colfax y fue de propiedad de
indivfduo llamado johnson.
INCENDIO EN- TURQUH
N. M. III Jueves dia is del
SO incendio, accidentalmente
maquiua dc aerrar de la firm
"Doroteo Romero Y Hmnos.'
Turquillo, condado de Mora.
perdida aciende a mas de 81.
90, habiendo el fuego destrl
ademas dc la maquinaria, tod
,nadera y los cuartones que ha
a los cOntornos de la planta. N
estaba prOtejido por aseguranzi
suerte que Ia perdida es absoli
don Acasio Gallegos, asiste
Superintendent de Instrncci
Pdblica, ha presentado su resign
ci6n de dicho empleo. No sabem
tOdavfa quien sera su successor.
En- Rayado N. M. fallecio 81
dia IL de Enero Dona Rosita Mon
toya de ese lugar.
El Gobernador w. q. Mcdonald
nombro el sabado pasado al Hon.
B. G. Randall, de Taos, y Arthur
Seligman, de Santa Fe, como
miembros de la comisi6n de Re. /
cursos del Estado. Taos le debe de
agradecer al Duevo Gobernador su
acertado nombramiento en- tai Co.
mission.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-02-02
.UN VIAJE EXTRAORDINARY
Un Sujeto que fue a Espana en- Bus
ca de Una Acadia
Leyenda Historical
para La Revista de Taos)

Tn hecho notable dc que no hsr
tenido noticia . del que tai vez nc
han hecho case los que han escritC
sobre Ia historic de Nuevo Mexico,
es la jornada que hizo a Espans,
muy a fines del siglo decimo octa
70, IN sujeto llamado Juan Barto-
lone Madrid, quien era natural de
Santa Cruz de la Canada, pobla.
cion sta en- la margen meridional
del Rio Grande, y que actualmen-
to forma parte del condado de San
ia Fe. Hay alguna duda acerca
del nombre de pila del protago-
nista de esta historic, mas no Ia
hay tocante a su apellido. No han
salido a luz ningunos documentos
pdblicOs de aquella epoca que sir.
van de comprObantes para probar
la autenticidad deIincidente de que
tratamos, perO Sc saben algunos de
sus detalles mediante el testimonio
de algunos de sus detalles medisn-
to el testimonio de alonnas narao-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-02-02

Todos creyeron que su viaJe era
locura rematada y que perecerfa 4
manos do los indios barbaros dque
moriria dc hambre 3 sed en- tan di-
latado viale. Pero Madrid no hizo
casos De sus pronosticos nj busco
compania agregandose a algunas
de las caravans que 4 yecea iban
de Nueyo Mexico 4 comerciar en-
TERRA Afuera
Emprandi6 su jornada y antea
de alejarse de los lugares poblados
hizo herrar 4 su borrico, ordenan-
nando que le pusieran las herradu-
ras al revea para que 81 raatro in.
verso dc elias hiciese Greer que iba
caminando on direction opuesta 4
la que segufa. Tenia de au parte Ia
yentaJa de ser un viajero expert
mentadO, que como cibOlerO habfa
transitado muchas vecea los de-
siertos cuando iba a la caza del CT.
bolo, y pOr 10 cOnsiguiente, era
muy a prOp6sitO para aguantar sin
mAnnseabo de Gu salud los cambioa
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-02-02

Oiudad de Mexico Euero 30, 1912
OROZCO ACTUARA COMO
GOBERNADOR

Chihuahua, Mexico, Enero 30
Aver Sc tuvieron informes de que
el Oral. Pascual Orozco sera O.
successor de don Abraham Gonzales
como Gobernador ad interim a su
llegada de la ciudad de Mexico.
UNA GABILLA DE BANDI.
DOS ASALTO UN PO-
BLADO
Una banda de foragidos On nd-
nero de 25 hombres, asalt6 recien
temente el pueblo dc Tezontepec,
en- el Estado de Hidalgo, Mexico,
cometiendo toda clase de depreds-
clones con los pacifcos habitantes
del-lugar Los bandidos SO presen
taron perfectamente armados Y
desde que hicieron su entrsda. Ia
poblacion SO dirigieron a la casa
del administrators de una estancia
de ganados, despojandolo de algun
dinero en- effective, asf como de va
rios caballos.
Las hordas zapatistas toma.
ron la poblacion de San Martin
Texmelucan, en- 81 estado de Pue.
bla. Sc aabe que los zapatistaa han
tornado tambien otros pueblos chi
cos del mismo Estado de PuebIa.
Inmediatamente salieron a com.
batirlos las fuerzas federales man.
dadas por 81 Coronel Prisciliano
Cortez.
-El pueblo de AlmolOya cayo en-
poder de los zapatistas, guienes co.
metieron on los habitsntes sus
acostumbradas tropelias, robando
dinero, armas y caballos.
Una fuerza federal sali6 en per-
secucion de los bandidos.
-El amenazante y hasts ahora
irreductible zapatismo continda
aaolando los distritos poblanos,
sembrando 81 panico entire sus ha.
bitantes. Gruesas partidas de ban
doleros toman poblaciones, deJan-
dolas despues de horribles saquvos
Y burlaudo Ia accion del gobierno
Sc dice que tres mil huelgistas
poblanoa SO unieron a las hordas
zapatistas.
LA Icy de suspension de ga
rantiaa abarcara todo 81 Estado de
Mexico, que esta plagado de zapa-
tistas, los bandidos de Guerrero
aumentan, habiendo salido ahora
fuerzas para ese estado, al mando
del iefe maderiata Naranjo.
Eufemio Zapata, hermano del
Atila Suriano, al frente de una
gran horda, amaga Ia poblaci6n de
oojutla,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-02-02
.LAMEN TACION
para La Revistal

Dime, pueblo infortunado,
Que Nuevo Mexico habitas
Porque son tantas cuitas
Y porque has degenerados
lTe divides de tu pasado
En- que dignos ascendientss
IntrepidOs y vaIientes
Este suelo conquistaron,
Y frmes SO radicaron
Contra ataques persistentesg
La hOstilidad del salvaje
Por dos siglos los sigui6
! este pueblo no encontr6
Quien yengara tai ultraJe;
AtdyOse a su cOraje,
Virtiendo sangre abundante
Lnchando 6el y constante
Hasta fundar I'm estado
Por 81 solo gobernado
Con acierto tan brillante.
Nunca tuviste auxiliares,
nj tampoco conssjeros
Para conservar tbs fueros
7 de libertad altares;
Sufriste muchos azares
En- dilatada carrera,
9stras.ts verdadera
Y feliz capacidad,
Con fuerza de voluntad
Admirada donde quiera.
Espana, la noble Espafia,
Fue fueDte de inspiration,
Que to am6 de coraz6n
Porque no eras gente extrafla;
Ningun asomo'de safia
Mancill6 su trato leal,
Mirdndote como a igual
Y nunca como a inferior,
Y fu6 constante on su amor
7 en- su protection cabal.
Hoy que nuevas condolences
Te acOmpasan y rOdean
Sc asombran los que desean
Que relumbren tus blasones;
Discordias y disenciones
Que has podido alimentar
TIE han venido a colocar
En- 81 liltimo pelda1o,
Y puede cualquier extrafiO
DE tus fueros abussr.
Siendo en- n1InerO mayor
No has pOdido conseguir
Que to dejen eIegir
Tan siquiera IN seuador;
Tu pueblo ciego on su error
De guiarse por su passion
No admite NADIA de union
y destruye pOr 81 mismo
Sus derechos, y en- abismO
Cae de entera sumision.
Dispierta y mira por ii,
Hacienda esfuerzo postrero
Que to lleve al buen sendero
Que al libre convene aqui;
No to despojes asf
De garantias gloriOsas
Que son tus armas valiosss
Para Greer y medrar,
Y para al fin realizar
Esperanzas tan hermosas.
LUIS TAFOYA
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-02-02

Ell senador Cummings de
Iowa, Republican, Progresista,
anunci6 que es candidate para la
nomination presidential Republi
cana y que aceptara la pOsici6n 81
el partido 10 considera competente
para ella.
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LIberaIIdad PostIza

Ahora que los Dem6c ratas han
visto que todo esta cayendo a pc
dir de boca estan rebosando de H.
beralidad y fiIantropia, y yel nuevo
gobernador hahla dc "nna adtDi.
nistraci6n de negocios y sin part
do,n ode efciencia en- todos los de-.
partamentoa del gobierno de est /
do" de s'la necesidad do que sea
bien empleado u dinero do los con
tribuyentes" y patochadas por e
estilo. Todo el mundo, es decir,
todos los indivfduos que teugaD un
grano de sal en- la molIera saben
que semelantes trampantoJos no
son sino 6Dgimientos, y que 10
one Sc quiere y 10 que SO hara in
dudablemente es aproyechar los
empleos para organizar una ma
quina politica con 81 fn dc fOmen-
tar y ayudar al partido Dem6crata
en- sus esfuerzos para dominar 81
estado do Nuevo Mexico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-02-02
LA VOZ DE La CAPITAL

Rendci6n sin Condciones.-La Espada el Ramo de
Olivo.-Discordia Entire los Vencedores-El AL
caide Ia Primera Victma. -LiberaIidad Postiza.-
Fusion de Extremists Moderados. DE Potencia
Potencia-El ProbIema Senatorial.
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Fusion Entire Extre-
mIstas y ModeFados

Estando asf las cosas, Sc nota
una fusion y acuerdo perfecto en-
tire los extremistas de la 6poca del
Gobernador Thornton y algunas
Otras yerbas que SO les han agrega-
d., Y los lIamados moderados que
queren que las cosas SO lleven a
c'ho con mas pausa y con menos
alboroto. Pero una y otra facci6n
tieue por objetivo la misma cosa,
qne es no permitir que permanez
ca ca 81 puesto ningan emp'eAdo
Republican,. En- 10 que 81 no estan
sc lrdes es en- la distribuci6u de los
emplepa, pero ESQ SO arreglara de
un n do 3 de otro porqus Ia dsci
ci6n del gDbernador % IA que vale,
y esa conformara, quierau 5 no q
ambos ladoe.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-02-02

I'll AIcaIde Ia Primera Viciima
@Despaes Do tantas andanzas
Y de atanea tan prolijog,
supieron que va Don Cleotes
a marcharse estaba listo,
y esta uoticia lleno de regocilo
v de alborozo 81 coraz6u Democra-
tico, y no nos axtranaria 81 sc di.
jose que 81 nismo goOernados y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-06
He Writes of Great "Unwashed"
But He Likes His Perfumed Bath

SEATTLE, Aug. SACK Lon
don the novelist and his wife ar
rived in Seattle recently, after a
148-days' voyage around the Horn
on the sailing ship Dirigo, and
registered at the Hotel Washing
ton. To interviewers he announc-
ed that while at sea he completed
one novel and made notes for two
more.
Jack invented The Literature
That Grips. Intentionally or other
wise, he has led the public to be-
lieve that he is the sort of man
he writes about. For instance, he
hated the conventions, preferring
the wilder, freer life of the wild
and woody places where primitive
men strip their meat raw from
the bones, not minding a little
blood, and make savage, gutteral
noises when they eat.
He wrote a story once about
man in Alaska who was starving
to death and trying to get some
where before he died. A wolf
was starving, too. The wolf drag
ged himself after the man, rea-
soning thus: "If l can stick 1t
out longer than the man, l can
eat him."
So the man crawled and crawl
ed, and the wolf orawled after
him, and by and by the man play
ed 'possum, and the wolf crept
close and prepared to take bite.
But the man drew back just in
time, and as the wolf collapsed,
the man sank his teeth in the
beasts neck and drank his blood.
That's the kind of a life for
Jack!
Everybody thought it was, but
it isn't.
Mr.. and Mrs. London were as
signed to rooms 626 and 628,
comprising one of the most lux
urious suites in the hotel. With
them came Nahata, the noveHst's
valet, who was given room G19.
Nathata is yellow-hued and effic-
lent.
First thing the valet did after
unpacking the trunks was to get
out the novelist's pink silk pa
jamas. In the morning London
bathed leisurely and left the tuu
reeking delicately of eau de col
ogne.
Nathata, the velvet-footed. had
laid out clean linen while his mas
ter slept, and these the novelist
donned with the servants help.
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MR.. AND MRS. JACK LONDON.
When Mrs. London Joined him
they descended together to break
fast. London called for a grape
fruit. Then a poached egg-one
poached egg, dye mind-and a
bit of toast-without butter. The
white of the egg, he stipulated,
must be of the consistency of jel-
ey. The toast must be crisp and
brittle. He would have his cof-
fee black.
After breakfast he returned to
the suite-which, by the way, Is
done in lavender-and started a
new chapter of a novel, in which
primitive men like their meat
raw and bloody, and make savage
gutteral noises in their threats
when they eat.
Mr.. London's thousands of adj
mirers will be shocked to learn
that his table manners are per-
feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-06
TAKES A MAN TO PICK
OUT CLOTHES FOR WOMEN

1T takes a man to pick out the
women's clothes.
Why?- Well, just because,
is no answer, but because-well,
you see, man knows what he
likes best on women, and women
dress to please the men,"
That is the way S. B. Asia, pro-
prietor fthe big woman's fur
nishing store at TAG So. G ST.,
puts it. He's been in the business
for years and has been selling
clothes to fat women, thin women,
short and tall, blondes and bru-
nettes and some that were origi-
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nally either and then the really
original.
Now he has gone to New York
to buy women's clothes for the
coming season. He is expecting
a good fall business and will buy
quite heavily. Asia has always
been optimistic.
He must have the right bunch
about selecting women's clothes,
for he never picks a poor line,
Judging from the way he sells his
goods. Maybe it is Just a natural
talent, and then maybe he is a
connoiseur of women's clothes.
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DEMANDS u. s. CONTROL
(By United Press Ieased Wire

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 6.
Standing firm for American
control of the Panama canal,
which he declared was built by
American dollars and should be
absolutely free, as far as Ameri-
cans are concerned, from any
domination by foreign powers,
Senator Jones of Washington to-
day delivered his views on the
matter in the senate.
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sEAMEN'S STRIKE ENDS
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Discouraged
by the strikers at Havre resum-
ing work. the Seamen's union
here today ended the long drawn
out strike at all other ports.
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ASHLAND HAS FIRE

ASHLAND, Ore, Aug. 6.-Fire
of unknown origin which was dis
covered this morning occasioned
the loss of $4,000. The Ashland
theater, Mackie and Niniger, gro
GERS; Sayler's billiard hall and
sample room of the Oregon hotel
located in the building were
burned out.
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STEAMER is FLOATED
(By United Press Leased Wire.

EUREKA, CAL, Aug. g.
Grounded all night on the north
spit at the entrance of Humboldt
bay, the steamer Iaqua, with IL
passengers and a cargo of 700, 900
feet of lumber, was pulled off
without damage at high tide to-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-06
Help Miscellaneous

WANTED-400 hop plckers at Roy,
Wash. Round trip fare s1.10.
Good accommodations. Picking will
commence about September 9th.
Call and register. James Pincus,
over Malstrom's Drug Store, 93Sh
Pacific av. Phone Main SO.
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SHIFTS RESPONSIBILITY
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wfre.)
JUAREZ.' Mex, Aug. 6.-After
making preparations for the evac-
uation OF the city here, General
Orozco of the rebel forces an
nounced today that he was no
longer responsible for the protec-
ton of the city, and advised ev-
eryone to leave at once.
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sUFFRAGETTE is GUILTY

(By United Press Leased Wire.1
DUBLIN, Ireland, Aug. G.
Gladys Evans, suffragette, was
convicted here today of attempt
ing to burn the Theater Royal
July Is just before Premier AS
quith was to speak. Sentence was
postponed.
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GOLD MINES LOOTED
Nv limited Press Veased Wire. \

(By United Press Leased Wire.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. g..
The Corralitos mines. near Chi
huahua, have been looted, and an
Investigation ordered. The Mex
lean federals have captured Casas
Grandes.
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DECLARE MARTIAL LAW
(By United Press Leased Wire
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 8.-Sus-
pension Of the constitution in
states where rebellion is rife was
ordered here today by the perma-
nent commission of congress. This
is a declaration of martial law.
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pR' WARREN BRoWNs office re-.
moved to 207 Equitable bldg.
with private entrance 1101 Com
merce st.
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LESS THAN FIVE BUSINESS
MEN in a hundred are able to
maintain competency throughout
life. Protect yourself against the
ups and downs. One of the best
ways to avoid worry Is to have a
home of your own. Don't forget
that you--even you-may sometime
lose your grip on fortune and die
poor. Why not guard against this
vicissitude by purchasing a home
now, during your active earning
period, and pay for same on the
easy savings pan, whereby your
rent money will keep up definite
contract monthly payments. Don't
fail to call and see Mr.. Lano, near
Division lane and East NJ st. 5-r.,
2 lots, $1,000. $3.50 caslf payment
down.
LENNOx TRUST COMPANY
Loans and Investments
206 Equitable Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE
A Safe Investment

A Safe Investment
Have you good place you would
ks to sem n # Y TIma have wa invest Aa
and you will get a buyer for It.
Everybody reads The Times CLASH
fled page.
For sale or trade. so acres of
fine land, some improvements,
church and school mile, R. R.
town of 1900 inhabitants miles,
r. F. D., state and county road,
well settled community. For full
particulars call or write c. P. Nc
Dowell. owner. Porter, Wash.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
5-acre tract near car line, good
soil, IL acre cleared. See this
and make me an offer. Call at
1101 LIZ Tacoma av., or phone
Main 1O43.
For sale, a new 4-room house
46th st. Take Mckinley Park car.
40 acres near Mud bay, Y mile
from Sound, some TIMBER $25 per
* acres, Military road. 5-room
house, good water. 60 chickens,
oOHo potdtocS, ploChS W SChooi,
sc fare. Harvard. old Puyallup line.
1880, terms. II. d. 4. Box Eat. Buy
from owner. ]. e. Urquhart, Taco
ma.
HOME CHEAP
Broom cottage and 31s lots, good
rich soil, all in cultivation. Will
advance in value because of loca-
ton; 5000, 500 cash. $40 per mo.
r. E. MCFARLAND
Nat
FOR SALE BY OWNER
5-room bungalow, 2 lots, lawn,
North End, streets graded, cement
walk, all assessments paid; blocks
from Point car. Is minutes ride.
Small amount down, balance easy.
Call 2420 No. Madison. Proctor
2S41-Y.
Six lots at northeast corner of
10th and Washington St; also 100
IT. waterfront business or hotel
property and S-room house and 8
lots, fruit, water and chiclyen house
on same, l hour from city across
bay. Box 81, Gig Harbor, or phone
For sale cheap, / " lots on So. J
st. near st. Joseph's hospital. own
err, 1917 So. Sheridan. {.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
40 acres irrigated land near
Wendell, Idaho, at a bargain. For
further information phone Proctor
1907.
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3 Good Ranches
5 Acres $3.50

acres on car line; nearly all in
95 4-year-old fruit
trees, acre in spHds, all kinds of
berries; fine garden; 2 acres in
large, law barn and chick
en- house; small residence, good
we'll, good COW, some chickens, fur
niture and lots of gcvS lumber;
this is fine soil and is worth dou-
bic the price. Terms, Ia cash.
bal. years. 81
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20-Acre Farm

90 acres on Muck creek, 10 acres
Is best bottom land; acres In Gull
tivation, balance easy to clear;
good 4-room house, barn. chicken
houses and runs, good well; place
is well fenced, buildings are in
natural park; fine view of noun
tain; an ideal country home, on
county road near Tacoma; milk
route and free mail delivery. Price
only $500; 5000 down, BALANCE to
suit.
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
E. f. Gregory Co., Inc.
8. r. Webb. f. f. Gregory.
Second Floor Natl. Realty Bldg.
1117 Pacific av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-06

For sale cheap, / " lots on So. J
st. near st. Joseph's hospital. own
err, 1917 So. Sheridan. I.
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WANTED TO BUY


WANTED TO BUY--A light spring
wagon; must be In good condition.
Address Box E-2, Times.
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Situations Female

EXPERIENCED cashier and sales
lady wishes position; city refer
ences. Box D-1, Times.
YOUNG girl wishes to learn mil
linery trade. Phone Main 6737.
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YES, we buy rat cows or calves.
Boston Market Main 4fs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

PHONE Main 2s45 and we will call.
Pantorium. e55 Commerce 1T.
CIRCULAR letters. fac-simile Sig
natures, circulars folded. address,
ed and mailed, etc Tacoma Dupli-
eating CO., Chamber OF Commerce
bldg. Main $50. or Proctor 1871
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LARGE new stock Of wall paper.
very latest designs and patterns.
Acme quality paints, adapted g The
Co. lits G II
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
40 acres irrigated land near
1907.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

5-acre tract near car line, good
soil, 1-2 acre cleared. See this
and make me an offer. Call at
1101 1-2 Tacoma av., or phone
Main 1043.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

BOARD and room for two men In
private family. close In; terms
reasonable. 619 St. Heiens- Main
$3.50.
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Rent Office Space

GROUND floor office on Pacific av.,
best location in town, very real
sonable. Main 21O.
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WANTED TO BORROW

WANTED TO BoRRow--s1000 Oh
real estate valued at $500, at z
per cent, no commission paid. Ad-
dress Box B,.1, Times.
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bargain, New 4-Room House
On large tract 150x130 IT. Can
keep COW and chickens here;
block to good car line, or we viii
build home to suit your price and
terms. Price $500. bal. SIS mo.
Phone Main 1896.
Judges 8 BIN. ana bankers TRUST
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ROOM3 witt. or Without board
Mrs. Crow. AIS So n Main sls4
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO RENT-By man and
wife, 3 or 4 rooms in house, I'M
furnished, for housekeeping, on
ground floor, close in, not over So
or $40 a month. Phone Main 54s9.
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FURNISHED HOUSES
MORTGAGE LOANS

DO YOU NEED MONEY? Private
funds in our vaults-you needn't
wait. Will loan to build or pay off
debts. Clean up your assessments
and old mortgage; pay only on one
straight to 5 year loan. Honest
treatment and fair rates.
LENNON TRUST COMPANY
Loans and Investments
POS Equitable Bldg.