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Evening journal., 1912-09-12

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Evening journal., 1912-09-12
Beacon
Business
Colleges
This is a Record of What Happened il
This Present Year of 1912

graduates
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Per. str. Mikahala, for Maui and
M0lnkai ports, Get. -. Father
Thomas, H. r. Hitchcock, DIT. Flem-
Ing, Sir. and Mrs. A. " Inman, Mrs.
j. +. Brown. Mrs w. Simmick. Chnn
Wac, Mrs. L. Mama, Master Mama.
Der p. NJ. 8. S Manchuria. for San
Francisco, October % Col. A. @.
Halves, Judge A a. Wilder. Mrs. DC.
b. Cummings. Mrs Mildred d. Gear,
N. Is Robinson and vine. Herman A.
|Gless. F. W. McfArlane, and wife,
Walter Macfarlane and wife, Mrs.
Thomas Cole, w p. Naquin, Mrs. H.
q Savage. q. Mccormick wits and
efiiId. DE-. E. " wilcox. George B.
T6rrey 8. NJ. Stock and son, Miss A.
Seilander. Mfs. II b Sperry. Louis
Marks, Joe Maquin. A F. Peterson, F.
R. Keystone, Miss H. Hayes, Miss M.
McI.ane, w. NJ. Russell, Z. w Berney
and wife. s. ]. Drake and Wits. w H.
Bates, w Sherwood, G. B. Perkins,
Miss II w Carr. Miss II. A. Alexan.
der, Nora Callahan, Mrs. E. g. Duisen-
berg, Miss Myrtle Barre, William Gid
dinsss g. AiJordarE s. " Eephart
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Prices
WILL DECLINE

According, to Willett e Gray, the
worlds prices Of sugar the coming
season are bound to average much
less than for two years past. no mat
ter whether manipulated abroad as
usual or not. Following Is Willett &
Gray's review of the raw sugar mar
ket under date OF October 3.
sOctober is the opening month for
new beet crop quotations. and the
passing over from the September old
crop to the new was marked. as usu.
al, with large reduction IN quota
tons.
Il is q matter of congratulation on
our side of the water that our local
supplies Of raw sugar have become
so sufficiently large as to make us
almost independent Of the worlds
prices; so much so that while Euro
Ipean refiners have been paying full.
up prices of the world quotations, our
refiners have been able to buy al
much lower parity. the benefit OF
which has gone to the consumers Of
sugar.
All crop news Is favorable with few
exceptions. and 1t is the general
IepinioH abroad that beet sugar will
decline to about 9s. lnow quoted IS.
Sd. TO IS. 9Hd.1.
Cuba crop centrifugals are now Of
fered at Eye. G. & & for early next
year delivery, but buyers views are
not above 2Ac. c. q E for suen ship.
ments.
II is reliably said By some Cuban
estate owners. that ct FAC Q. q {.
there is little or no profit now, ows
ing principally 10 the high prices pay
i ing for cane and to the iaDor condis
tions in the Island, caused ~ the
political and other circumstances.
There IS little doubt thar cane enough
is In the fields this season Tor q two
million crop OF sugar, but it remains
to- be seen II labor and weather. con-
ditions will permit of sucn final re-
suit.
In any event, with the large Euro
pean beet crops well assured, the
worlds prices will average much less
/ than for two years past, with or with.
out the usual interference WITH nor
ma conditions by the Sugar BIZ
Echange manipuIations abroad.
Centrifugal quotations remained UNI
Echanged most Of the week at 2 I3E16c.
q. & Z, and 417c. per h., duty paid,
for SO test basis. The amount Of
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RARB0R NOTES

Volcano visitors were included in
the list of passengers who departed
for Hilo IN tfle steamer Mauna Kea
this morning.
The Oceanic Liner Sonoma from
San Francisco to Honolulu, Page
Page and Sydney has left the coast
and should arrive here early Monday
morning.
The Matson Navigation Steamer
Enterprise from Hilo with few pas
sengers and q general cargo, is re-
ported to have arrived at San Fran.
cisco on Monday.
Work of discharging the steamer
Hall began with the. arrival of the
steamer this morning. The Hall is
to sail for Kauai ports at five o'clock
tomorrow evening
4 a general cargo as well as consi.
gnlnents OF explosives will be tore.
warned to the island of Kauai In the
steamer Niihau that is to sail for the
Garden Island at five O'Clock this
evening. 4
The Japanese freighter Buyo Mart
with cargo destaihed for Central
and South America Is now on the
way from Yokohama to Honolulu ay.
ing sailed from the Japanese port Oh
last Sunday: = g
The last of the barge shipment 81
nla1nh1ld mHr1laiidisa and FREIGHT
win be out Of TIE American Hawaiian
Steamer virsinian and that vessel
win depart for Ekahnlui, f4ii0 ana san
~ - tffsf ~ &c
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fcontinusd from Papa D. Il: : :
with the city and county physician
and the building and plumbing in.
spector, 1t had investigated the aont
plant of the physician with regard
to the poi shop license of Sam Hop
Lee and recommended that the licen-
Sc be revoked. Adopted. - r
Sehool Rstfmates.. ~ q J. :
Willis T: Pope, superintendent of
public instruction. wrote to- ask for
data to- assist him in preparing his
budget of EXPENSES for the public
schools. for the next biennial period,
with, special reference to- needs COM
ling under the head of the special fund
under the act.
II would be quite helpfuI to me to
know in advance of this meeting" (of
1.-THE committee of estimates), the su-
perintendent wrote, t"just what You
consider necessary in the way of new
school buildings and teachers cot
|tages in. your county and approximate
|iy what amount you think we should
ask the legislature for repair and
maintenance of buildings and. grounds,
|iaIse the number of janitors and the
tapproximate amount necessary for
their salaries.
"The item for furniture and fixtures
is one that should have considerable
careful attention and am, asking the
supervising principals to look into
this matter in their Respective dis.
tricts. Such Information as you can
give me will. of course, greatly aid
ms. in having the work we'll in hand
when the meeting of the committee of
estfmates is called
automobile 0rdinaRce. .
Mr. Murray introduced an ordinance
ito amend the traffic ordinance, so
THAT section Is shall read as follows:
Section f3, No person riding, 'drfv-
ing, propelling, or in charge of amy
vehicle upon any street shall allow
such vehicle to remain backed up to
the curb. except when such vehicle is
being actually loaded or uniuaded, ex-
Ecept as hereinafter provided No per-
son riding. driving. propelling, or in
charge of any vehicle shall allow such
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ship oirieo in . NV Role.
PKssES6ERs 1RRIYED

Per stnr ciahdine from Hawaii and
Maui poftsM. Kau, n. H. choS, q
c. puon, Mrs. w. Mabg, Agnue Kanuil
Mrs. Raipo, w p. Hara, J. O.Neiil
!. Soon. Mrs. A. Perkins, E. Murphy
Mrs. kaler, MRS. J. Papalin1a, }. Nj
Kuaf, Mrs Csc. Steele, Chas Posie
Mr.. ii. S. Cooke. Sam Look K. Osaki
Takake. Rev. b. Ito. 8. Dol, H Hama.
rnoto. II. Pc Wood, r. X. BONNIE. Prot
Prof. Jaeger. G. 6. Leong, Mrs. w
Akana. w. k. Espinda, Rev j. TanSka,
s tJ.y0z3ke. ~ deck 2 = - $50 $500 -
Per stmrs v, g. Hall from, Kauai -
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/ 1t is believed that with the capture
of the Chinese coolie and opium
smuggiers sioop Neptune off San
Francisco and rIe arrest of its skip
Hper, Oesterhuis, the chief of the
srnugglers is in the hands Of the po-
lice
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(opeciai Gable - Merchants,
Exehankny


SAN FRANCISC O-Arriyed, October
%, 1890 p. ms. s. Honolulu hence
October is.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, October
%, 1880 D, nj, s. 8. Wfihefrnina
for Honolulu. g
MIDWAY fSEAND Arrived, O cto-
Der 20. sc. Flaurence Ward hence
September Is 3.
s.. s. SHINYo MARU witt arrive
from San Francisco Friday at 6 p.
m, and sail for Yokohama about
s p. m:
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Publishers, Commercial Printers,
Ph0tn- EngraserS

business doing has been limited BY
restriction Of oIterI0EB.
Philippine sugar8 70 arrive are Of
Tered ct last price reld, basis u Sslgc.
FOR SSa test.
The former purchases Of European
beet sugars are arriving and DO not
lock quite as cheap now - u the
time they were secured but stiIl they
are required to I'M the demand until
new crops are available FOR use; the
making Of such purchases b one or
the risks refiners are obliged 10 tate
Ia preparing to meet the demand.
October shipments Of beet sugar
are on offer Is low as les. Cd. G. Eft
tA01c.b and even 81. f03sd. {. 9 4.
is intimated, for shipment nom
Finme. from which port freight rates
are unusually low and much less than
from Hamburg. from which port the
offerings are &C los. AID. % los. Sd.
c. 81 (. 14.09c. to f12t.1. Fiume ship
ments require about 50 days fof ~
RIVAL. against 10 days from Hamburg.
While the offers to sen cenlrifn.l
gals at 2 13-16c. G. & E. arc generally
withdrawn from absence of supplies.
yet IL n little doubtful Il this price
il available from buyers. VINO are IN
.clined to wait further developments
of the october situation abroad: ct
the close q sale Il reported b prompt
Cubas at 3 $3.50 3. q Z. reducing
spot quotation .03c. TO 4Ifc., which
is .08c. above the parity Of European
beet SUGARS Tor October shipment.
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WEATHER TBDAf

October 3D. 1912.
4 Temterature-S q. m. Is. s q M
rs, 10sa. %. 81, Il noon So Minimum
last night IS.
/ WIND--6 a. m, s miles, NE; a.
tn., miles, Me- 10 q M, s miles,
NE; II noon. 10 miles, NE;. Move.
ineht past a hours 1a7 miles
Barometer at q. m, 1904, relative
humidity, a. m, 81. Dew-point at
a. M, Sc. Z AalsoIute humidity, s q.
M, 6..sS6s Rainfall during past "a
hourss 90 incbs as.A.s
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III. Alereria. Rev w. 81 Olsen, :lrs.
Akau3. s Makatsu. Mr.. and Mra {.
NolIef, Murray Mackenzie, Z. II E:-
wards; Mrs. J. n Lydgate. n. s Tres
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Under an almost forgotten city Or
.dinanee q Sacramento woman was or.
rested becance her dog balkcd nights
and disturbed the neiShbofs
Henry HUT has again blocked MS
wifess suit for dItcree Ct Reno.
Several were injured bat none killed
in q FIRE In san Francisco's tenement
district. A three ttOry tenenient
house was destroyed
Fire destroyed 500 tons Of coal and
burned over . fOnracfe coal yard IN
Chicago belonging 70 the Philadet
pnit & Reading Coal E Iron company.
District Attorney HebeI Of MilNa,l-
kee claims that II vice must be Sc
gregafed. the district should Be placs
ed among the rich where there are
fewer children rather than II The
crowded poor districts He says the
wealthy are responsible for the exist
ing conditions.
-. -. -. -.
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essary to allow PASSENGERS to enter
such vehicle or to alight thsrefrom,
or longer than Is necessary for the
loading or unloading of the same"
Mr.. Mcclellan mentioned that some
Fort street businessmen had talked
with him on the proposed ordinance,
saying that IL was not acceptable "a
them. He therefore thought it adSis-
able to defer action on It until pub
JIG hearing could be held. HI there
fore thought II advisable to defer ac-
ton on ii until a public hearing could
be held. He moved that the mayor
and supervisors hold hearing ON the
subject ON Thursday evening This
was seconded.
Mr.. Amana could not see why the
board should delay its business to suit
opponents OF q measure. He moved
that the bill pass first reading, saying
that all interested might come before
the board when the bill came up for
second reading.
Mr.. Mcclellan seconded the amend
|mens when the mayor asked him Il he
Withdrew bis own motion. With the
consent of his seconder he withdrew
the motion. Amana's. motion then
carried unanimously.
Mr.. MeC1elian then renewed his
motion fof i public hearing on Thurs
day evening, which carried
Land uonation REFUSED. 49, 81
E DR.. a Marques wrote with refer
ercs so q petition sent In some time
agn, signed BY an the residents Of
Dole street. askfhg that tiie width Of
that street Be tedheed from 60 to 80
feet, By allowing the owners b feI1ne
into their adjoining lots i've feet on
each side Of the present enormous
and useless sidewalks as the writer
put It This mOd.Iicat don. he con.
tinnsd, would also enable yOn to re-
diice to 50 feet only the niacaiamiz-
Ing Of the street proper. which Is now
under way and thereby diminish the
expenditure.
! As several OF the owners we're ready
and anxious to move their fences. II
the suggestion was approved. DR.. liar
ques, In the name OF the petitioners,
asked their honorable body kindly to
netiftnn. ana, ~ .nlease. ,,,aists t,,e,r A..
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According to late adyices the Jap
anese liner Shinyo Maru from Hong
kong and Japan ports is due to ar
rive at Honolulu on Friday morning
and may be dispa tched f6r san Fran.
cisco in the evening of the same day.
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Three ships were destroyed & the
STANDARD Oh Works at BAyonl4 y.
j., when tie boilers Of ~ English
tank steamer blew up The chief 0f
Etbe company's fire department ana
one or the fIFehien were killed
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ss~ AgstaaIIan seryles soon For.lt

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yii ), ia OcIoDer ", AS soon 3. s
our oaIaulsn .tanscoll'Inen.M hne
y. conpiesan We VII. - ouce saAs up
me quesnon q estaDilsning sseam.
lsnip serVice 70 Ansllaila anu .ne
vi oeeiares 81 UonAln mann.
Inc Canadian, noftne lWo yeaIs
&c. es.apllshep z stesnsAnIlp ssIs.c1
81. me A.lanolc, collsisslhs y sm9 pas,
lselss s'es ~ 2 ILL naL u2 u 81
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American Ship Building Show,
Larne increase. -.
Biz steamer stranded.

TOXIC Sept. The turbine mai
steamer Umegaka Marb. beIbngipg to
the Japanese volunteer fleet, grounded
during the typhoon at Shimoncseh
She is Insured tor 100000 yen at
Llogds The captain endeavored to
commit frarahiEi but was prevented
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some men never Get gait on them
until they see a BIZ collector coming.
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SHIPPING &.
.Melrose One Of Many vessels to-
Garry Orauon Pine.

Garry Oregon Pine.
The American schooner Melrose
from Columbia river ports, an arrival
at Honolulu yesterday with nearly
100000 feet of Oregon lumber, was
one OF the last Of thfrty-four vessels
that loaded cargo at the various mills
along the lower Columbia for q wide
variety Of ports. The statement was
made yesterday that the combined
cargos of coasting. and transit Pacific
steamers as wei as windjammers
amounted to 2S,00s, S69 feet of lunl-
ben in. addition to raft containing
S,0O0, 900 feet Of piling that was towed
to San Francisco, Thirty-one of the
vessels, with cargnes aggregating 2S,-
458,S43 feet of lumber. went to Cali
fornia ports, while the balance sailed
for foreign ports.
Ship oiriso in 4 New Role.
TACOMA, October 10.-The ship
Dirigo. which VIII arrive In Tacoma
tonight frcm downsound. will load
the first cargo of wheat to- be taken
from Puget Sound to the United
Kingdom by an American sailing yes
sci in many years. In fact, it has been
sosi6ng since an American sailing yes
sci loaded wheat on the SOGnd that
MANY Of the water front men cannot
remember. any such occurrence.
I 81 EsstE III 4t1EE ~ y = Etsf NJ
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FulI noon co. ssIh !. s;sa :. 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
Famous Dancer Gives
Complexion Secrets


The secret of Dolores enhancing
beauty has been learned--the won
drous charm that has dazzled the
courts of Europe and captivated
vast audiences everywhere. The
famous dancer abhors rouges and
cosmetics. Yet. despite the siren
uosity of her life. she retains the
Incompatible complexion best de-
scribed as ''indescribable." We are
told that the senorita regularly
uses on her face what druggists
know as mercolized wax. This Is
applied at night in the manner cold
cream is used and washed off in the
morning. 1t absorbs the dead par
ticles of skin which daily appear,
and a fair. soft, fresh, girlish COM
plexion Is always in evidence.
Dolores skin is not marred by a
single wrinkle. not even the finest
line. She wards these off by daily
bathing the face in a solution made
by dissolving an ounce of powdered
saxolite In a half-pint witch hazel.
As your drug stores keep these in
gradients, as well as mercolized
wax Gone ounce of this is suffice
ient,) no doubt you will welcome
this information.--Advt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
Tuesday, June Is, 1912.
Columbus Films
Full of Merit

1.-THE Coming of Columbus, :"
the mammoth $4,000 film por-
traying the discovery of the new
world in 1892 Is the magnet
among moving picture attractions
this week. 1t shows this after
noon, tonight and tomorrow at
the Dream theater on G ST., near
9th.
Although manufactured on the
shores of Lake Michigan near
Gary, Ind, this film faithfully
portrays the actual landing of
Christopher Columbus, life among
the Indians as he found it 500
years ago; court scenes and all
the details of the discoveries
life.
Yesterday afternoon and last
night large crowds attended the
Dream and after seeing the three
reels were loud in their praise of
the films. Due to the radium-
gold screen there was no ill eff
fects on the eyes after watching
this picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
Popular Measures Not In
Roosevelt's Platform

(Ry United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, June 4. The in
|itiative, referendum and the recall
as federal propositions demand
ing specific platform delineation,
have been turned down by Col.
Roosevelt. In the tentative draft
of the platform which has been
prepared by the Roosevelt forces,
these problems, held to be vital
by the progressives in the western
states, have been left out.
Being only mentioned in gen.
eral way, they are endorsed, but
the endorsement is so weak that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
THE EMPRESS

The Empress is known as the
place where everybody goes, +"
and there is no reason why they
should not this week.
A little singing, better dancing
and few pretty faces are in
Guided in the feature act pre-
scented by the Eight Saxones.
after the Game" is a sketch
presented by Ted Gibson and
company.
Being both good looking and
talented, Miss Marie Dorr scores
"A hit in character caricature.
d Humping musical tinkles out
of the piano seems to engross AL
Brown and Gertie Moulton. 1t
also engrosses the audience.
] The Monarch Four Quartet
sing pleasantly.
; The unusual combination of
acrobatics and music Is offered
Thy the Grassi brothers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18

the ultra-progressive leaders are
today preparing to start a general
fight for bold, uneompromising
platform statement on these prin-
ciples.
The plank as submitted to the
committee and which Is believed
to have the endorsement of
Roosevelt, makes the question
one of individual localities to
deal with. The election of Unit
ed States senator's and the presi-
Dental preference primaries are
held to be absolutely necessary
for the welfare of the people,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
Drives Off a Terror.

The chief executioner of death
In the winter and spring months
is pneumonia. Its advance agents
are colds and grip. In any at
tack by one of these maladies no
time should be lost in taking the
best medicine obtainable to drive
1t off. Countless thousands have
found this to be DR.. Kings New
Discovery. "My husband believes
1t has kept him from having pneu-
monia three or four times"
writes Mrs. George w. Place,
Jacksonville, w.t.. and for coughs,
colds and Group we have never
found it's equal" Guaranteed for
all bronchial affections. Price
SO cts. and $1.00. Trial bottle
free at Ryner Malstrom Drug Co..
938 Pacific ay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
CIRCUIT THEATER

A new bill comes at the Circuit
theater today that should prove
one of the greatest of laugh pro-
ducers. 1.-THE Tears o. Peggy" Is
the title of a roaring comedy
drama with tears and laughter
mixed like sunshine spilled
through the leaves and branches
on a forest path. Her Secret"
is a tragic tale of real life and
THE Virtuous Horse" is keen
comedy with a trained animal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
PANTAGES

The Pantages theater presents
an unusually strong bill this
week, the opening act drawing as
much applause as the headliner.
Sig. Frizze is a protean actor,
an exponent of black art, and
also the headliner of the bill.
Lessos opens the bill with
novelty juggling that is excellent.
The musical act executed by
the Marmeens will pass. The
yodeling of Frank Marmeen Is
the only efature.
Kubelik is violinist name,
and Henry Kubelik lives up to 1t;
but he Is a sweeter singer.
"Choiman chokes" and popular
songs In parody comprise the Of
fering of Jones and Mayo.
Western films and music are
still features of the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
MAYOR MAY TAKE
A TRIP EAST

Mayor Seymour is considering
an eastern trip to look after some
fhis private business and incl
dentally to look into municipal
docks and other problems alive In
Tacoma.
The mayor is thoroughly In
earnest in his desire to buy that
N. p. tideflat tract and open 1t
for great ocean docks and for in
dustrial plants and II the finan-
cial end of it can be arranged It
is believed the commission will
arrange to take up the PROPOSE
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18

Charles Bever, who terrorized
Meskill recently and shot 1t up,
was convicted of assault with in
tent to kill in Centralia courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18
CUPID'S ARROW
LOSES STING

Danny Cupid lost his grip yes
terday. Whether it was the hot
weather or whether the weather
had any effect upon the situation
is not known. Danny Cupid,
however, is crestfallen and abash-
ed whether or not. He took a
bad slump in craftsmanship. WITT
all the sunshine, pheasant nights
and roses and girls who were
willing Danny could not land the
men today. Last year he ran up
a total of los fatalities to this
date and today he had bagged bat
95. Charles O'Brien and Myrtle
Hale from Taylor, WASH, were
the only ones smitten today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-18

Centralia berry grower is bragg
ging about his big strawberries,
eight of which fill a pound box.
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Rent your vacant house through
a Times Want AID. Only lie a
word. Phone Main IL. s*s
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AND SAM KNOWS

Swan Samson says he under
stands the city commission will
try to prune the bill of P. e.
McHugh for the Green river pipe
line line job about 100000. CIV
ing him $50, 900 instead of &c.,
600 coming to him.
Swan is pretty close to some of
the commission.
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