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john B. underestimated.

Yonkers, N. Y.-Talking to the stu
dents Of the commercial department OF
Yonkers high school, Henry Clews,
the New York financier, told them
that John d. Rockefeller once worked
for SIS a week, and when he tried to
get an increase was informed that his
services were not worth any more
than that. Clews said the story Of
the incident was "brand new"
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CHANGES PLANS OF TAFT.


Washington, D. G. Speculation con-
meets the approaching return to Wash
ington Of President Taft, contrary to
arrangements previously made for a
sojourn at Hot Springs, Va, with the
critical situation in Mexico, and there
are hints OF the possibility Of a spe-
ciaI session Of congress to relieve the
president of a decision as to whether
the time is ripe for intervention.
Officially the idea is secuted and the
determination of the. government to
adhere to its present policy in regard
to Mexico is reafirmed.
Secretary. Stimson is returning to
Washington from New York, it is un-
derstood in advance Of original plans.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-30
ouake ZEN IL ceorgia.

Macon, Ga.--A distinct earthquake
was felt in Central Georgia at 8:15
o clock Wednesday night. No damage
to property or loss Of life has been re-
ported. In Dublin, 60 miles southeast
Of Macon, the shock was severe and
was accompanied by loud noise
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Admiral 70 Be cautious.

Washington, D. C.-No trouble is
expected on election day, November 8,
in Nicaragua, according to 8 cable
from Rear-Admirsl Switzerland, in
cbarE Of the American forces there
The s5seirsl ssE1, however, that he
corsideicss It wise to be prepared and
uoald retain the present force on
shore until after the election
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-30

Belgrade The first column Of the
second Servian army has captured the
town Of Kotschana, IS miles east of
Uskup. One report has it that before
retiring the Turks massacred many
Christian inhabitants. The first Ser
vian army began an attack on Kuman-
ova, 10 miles north of Uskup, and ex-
poets to capture it without difficulty
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-30

Prairie City-The newly organized
Union high school board Of education
of this place has decided to incorpor-
ate in the new course Of study com
pletely equipped and up-to-date de-
partment of stenography and type
writing. This department will be In
charge Of Miss Madge Hyde, Of this
city, who recently graduated from the
Baker Business College.
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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
will FOUND IDEAL FARM.


"4
Wealthy PortIander to Demonstrate
Burbank Products Free.
Portland A plan for the most inn
portant lift ever given the Oregon
movement for better farming is an
nounced by Martin Winch, well known
Portland capitalist.
That to serve his purpose, Mr..
Winch has bought one of the most at
tractive and valuable tracts in the
district Immediately east of Mount
Tabor became known this week. Here
the object lesson farm will be estab-
lished. So big is the scheme that q
year will be required in equipment
alone. Luther Burbank, famous plant
wizard, will cooperate directly with
Mr.. Winch in making the plan sue
cess. Services Of experts from the
department at Washington are to be
SECURED. With Mr.. Winch will be
associated the states leaders in the
encouragement Of demonstration ed
ucationy as means Of cooperating
with the Agricultural college and to
aid in peopling and developing Oregon
Before allowing any part Of the
plan to become public, Mr.. Winch has
definitely arranged all it's details. He
will leave Immediately for tour of
the East, during which he will make
a large outlay in the best bred live
stock, the most advanced farm equip
ment. Agents Of the Northwest
Farm Development company, the cor
porate name Of the new enterprise,
will search throughout the nation and
abroad for the best specimens Of
horses, cattle and hogs.
"We propose to prove that AL
method farming will pay. We are not
otherwise interested in commercializ-
ing the plan, explained Mr.. Winch,
who for many years ran the famous
Ladd and Reed farms.
1--WE will establish a dairy of go
cows upon scale that will prove that
nrodnced del;versd and sold at a
profit. While In the East will visit
the worlds dairy show at Chicago,
az wi1, 90 into tbe no,,ltrv business
for iii n Il worth Wa will secure
ha+uaar aooo IA Aoo0 ~ tha hest
bred hans and will ali slammed eggs.
~I have nearly closed ! deal for the
best rIudesdal IA s;ra and two mares IN
Amsr;ca Thev vii he nIaced n liz
ohiect lesson farm sheen and hogs
- tLa has+ hraad;no will he n,,rchased
.rd MI ~ H. farm The object
iasson forw w;Il ranrasent the hast
stocL +ha hast niarts the hest en,in-
ment tbs hest hu;ldinos nat onlv Of
nraror M ~ tba nation
sWa are now eating into touch
u;+h tba hast brown hraadars of
hnrsas ce++Ia n;as sbaan and chick
ana L Dragon W. are inviting them
y, hovs th;s nart Il the Earn. That
thav sard ta re snec;mens of their
hast on;ma,s - whatavar kind We
will ranrasant tbom rrha newcomer to
nraron III rrosract;va ;nvastor the
sattiar cen thar come Il the farm and
4, ,,anorarna saa what Oregon has for
H. ~ T r. viii iii ~ osaenhIad there
WI viii bava made I nrofile man.
~ 4 w;ii he sbowr inst where every
th;nr ~ tha farm Is The model Of
~ | do;ru h,,;Id;ngs ~ instance will
haua I s n,ass roofs u that tna viawar
oan IoeL Within and soc inst how
everu onarat;on ia nerformed The
sans means ~ Learning our nIan far
loranharr;as and iii other ANAL
srn;ts tha grains and grasses the
i;vastocr viii he afforded y
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LOYAL TROOPS
TAKE VERA CRUZ
General Felix Diaz Captured
With Little Trouble.
Officers Of RebeIIlous Troops, With
Every Tenth Man. viii Be Ex-
ecuted by Shooting

Vera Cruz, Mex. The revolt Of
General Felix Diaz, nephew Of the
exiled president, has been short. lived.
The town of Vera Cruz, which he oc-
cupied with about 1000 adherents for
several days, was captured by the
federal forces. The casualties were
few.
Two federal columns, commanded
by Colonel Jiminez Castro and General
Joaquin Beltran, entered Vera Cruz
from the north and south. There was
slight opposition to their advance.
Colonel Castro, with fewer than so
men, captured General Diaz, whose
300 men at police headquarters re-
fused to fire at his command.
The killed and wounded number
fewer than 100. No foreigner was
hurt. Desultory firing continued af-
ter the federals entered the town.
Instead Of great battle, everything
was in a muddle. Rebels and federsls
encountered each other in the streets
without one knowing which side the
other was affiliated with, as uniforms
of all were alike.
Mexico City Following the retak-
ing Of Vera Cruz by federal forces,
which was accomplished with little
real fighting, General Felix Diax, Col
onel Jose Diaz Ordaz and all the ON
GERS Of the rebellious troops and mar
ines will be hailed Immediately before
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-30

Bingham, Utah. Nearly 1000 men
are at work in the mines here. Many
former employees of the Utah Copper
company returned to work and the to-
tai number Of men now at work for
this company is more than 1000. The
district is now producing about so per
cent Of its normal output.
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ELY REsuMING NORMAL.
Several Hundred Return to Work in
4 Mine and Smelter.

Ely, New. Several hundred miners
and smeltermen have returned to their
work here. The Carpenters union at
McGill has called the strike off and it
is reported that the machinists have
asked consent from their national
headquarters to take the same action.
There have been no recent disturb
ances and the camp is assuming its
normal condition rapidly.
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Per year .........,...-....$l-W]]
Per, ,six months. ,......... LOO
Per three months. .....-. 10
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Spectacular use of airships as
battle scouts Is the big, new thing
in the military maneuvers now
under way in Connecticut and the
vicinity of New York. Every
modern invention known to war
fare is being brought into play in
these sham battles between two
corps of the United States army
and chief among them is the war
flier.
Interestin these unusual ma
neuvers centers chiefly In the
aerial dispiay--the fourth arm of
defense and offence. The bomb
dropping ability Of the sky squad
rons will be given a severe test
and they viii be used for scout
ing purposes.
But by far the greater interest
in the sailors OF the sky VIII re-
v0Ive around a wonderful auto
nasic rifle. invented by Lieut. Col.
Isaac n. Lewis OF the coast aTtii-
itry. which has been pronounced
q success by ordnance officers
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BY WILLIAM SHEPHERD.

LONDON, Aug. III wouldn't
say Lord Davenport looked Sc
riously i'll when / saw him leaving
his mansion in Grosvenor place
this morning, but he certainly did
look very serio,s.
This lords the fellow, you re-
member, who made himself so ire
mendously disliked that 5000
dock strikers barred their heads at
Tower Hill meeting and prayed:
"Oh, Lord! Strike Lord Deven-
port dead"
Men, women and children have
been starving because of the dock
strike and they blame all the trou-
BILE on my lord. 9e
Who is Lord Davenport?
He is a human crusher, gray
haired, smiling, rich who crushed
his way up from the bottom to the
top. He was born in 1856 plain
Hudson Eubanke Kearley. He
was a farmer boy, got some
schooling, and at 16 went to work
at no salary as clerk in tea
store.
He was certainly ambitious and
he worked hard. From clerk he
quickly became salesman and at
20 started tea store of his own.
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MILLS
WAS ORDERED TO SEE
THE SUPERINTENDENT

There were 30 people seated
and no one will ever know how
many wedged into that cable car
standing at Pacific avenue still
waiting for more, Thursday night.
A woman and little baby were
jammedin on the step, with the
little one almost crushed.
1t as too much for Commission
Of A. U. Mills.
Close the gates and go ahead
With that car" he told the in
spector.
If you have anything to say
go and say 1t to the superintend-
emit snapped the officious inspec-
tor.
There were other side remarks
passed back and forth and more
people tried to wedge into the
car.
'sYou close those gates or 1
will" said Mills, and told who he
was.
The gates closed and the cable
car ground up the hill leaving
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$3.50 Recipe Free
For Weak Kidneys
Relieves Urinary and Kidney
Troubles, Backache, Strain
ing, Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the BLADDER, Kid
neys and Back.

wouldn't II be nice within a week
or so to begin to say goodbye for
ever to the scaiding, dribbling,
straining, or too frequent passage
OF urine; the forehead and back
of-the- head aches; the stitches and
pains in the back; the growing
muscle weakness; spots before the
eyes; yellow skin: sluggish bow
els; swollen eyelids or ankles; leg
cramps; unnatural short breath |:
sleeplessness and the dependency?
have a recipe for these troubles
that you can depend on, and IL you
want to make a quick recovery,
you ought to write and get a copy
of It, Many q doctor would charge
you $3.50 just for writing this pre-
ecription. but l, have 1t and will
be glad to send 1t entirely free.
Just drop me a line like this: DR..
A. z. Robinson. KITE, Luck
Building, Detroit, Mich, and I will
send 1t by return mail In plain
envelope. AS you will see when
you get 1t. this recipe contains only
pure harmless remedies. but 1t has
great healing and pain-eonquering
power.
1t will quickly show its power
once you use 1t, so l think you had
better see what Ii is without delay.
q will send you a copy free-you
tcan use 1t and cure yoursc:- at
home.
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At "a he was making $4,000 q
year and then he started system
of tea stores. having recognized
that the English people are great
tea drinkers. Today he has over
200 of these stores and is nnilti-
millionaire.
Some years ago, a board called
the Port London authority took
charge of the immense dockags
system of London. Lord Devon
port was made chairman.
Ever since that time he has been
the enemy of the workers in dock
land. When they won the strike
in 1911, Davenport acted like a
crushed man. He was the iem-
ployers, crusher, their whipping
boy" and he had fallen down on
the job. But soon after the win
ming of the strike the employer
began to break their PROMISES Oh
May 20, some of the lightermen
struck. The union men went to
Lord Davenport; he was adamant
at last, another chance had come
to him to prove what fine
crusher he really was; he refused
to talk to the union men at all,
instead, he said:
well rub their faces in the
mud before we get through with
them, this time"
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100 persons standing.

100 persons standing.
Another came and there was a
rush to get on. Thfrty-four got
seats and the aisles filled and they
hung on by their eyebrows on the
steps. Mills ordered the gates
closed and the second car went off
and there were still SO people
waiting.
A third car came, the same op-
GRAFTON was repeated and 80 were
left, Mills himself getting on.
II went up lats night and there
were "a persons seated and 40
standing" said Mills.
This condition is the every
evening situation. Mills called
up Superintendent Rounds last
night and another cable car was
added to try to relieve the crush,
but 1t has little effect.
The service is simply made
quate.
1t never was sufficient to the
needs of the people and there is
little apparent chance of 1t get
ting equal to the task. The COM
pany says the cable equipment
cannot handle sufficient cars to do
wghat the people want.
The trouble is they have an an
tiquated system, trying to drag
the cars up hill from the bottom
and the capacity is limited. When
ever q little extra load gets on
the hill going up the whole sys-
tenn sticks.
Dragging the cable around
from the bottom it is necessary to
have the weight of the descending
cars to help pull the loads up.
But the ascending cars stop often
er so the descending ones get
down too soon. Or If they stop
to wait then their weight is TAX
en- off the cable and the whole
system comes to a standstill.
But the people still have to put
up their nickels for this kind of
service.
West Enders If they do get to
the top of the hill have nothing
but Commute service to get out
18th and 18th streets. With the
cable service poor they miss their
cars and it takes an hour to get
home distance of a mile from
Pacific avenue.
One great big howl is begin
ming to go up against this kind
of service.
The street car fare is higher i'm
Tacoma than almost an ycity of
this size in the world.
IL is high enough to demand
good service.
And the people are not getting
il.
But Commissioner Mills says
they shall get il and the council
is unit In backing him up.
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Friends East Side churcn. 4sth
pastor. Bible school at s:45; sery-
ices at IL a. m. and 7s4s p m: 4.
r. u. $40.
Church OF the Brethren. SO. Soth
and q SITS. J. u. stiversson. pastor.
and 3 D. M: Christian workers
meeting, ESQ p M: prayer meeting
Wednesday,. 3 p. M
Park Uniyersalist. Rev. w. d.
7s4B p. m.
later b. s. ASSN. 94s G af. Dis
course nj % m: Bible study at
t:3o and Gao y. N.
Frog. Psychic Soc. 1I17A TAG. ~.
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NORTHUMBERLAND NOTICES.
Meeting at 2:so and 500 p. m. Rev.
f. A Jackson.

Meeting at 2:so and 500 p. m. Rev,
II. A. Jackson.
Salvation Army. 1901 Pacific av
Services: Preaching, .. m; Young
Peoples meeting, s p. M; saliva
tion meeting. 8 p. m.
Volunteers OF America, 18th and
Pacific. Meetings every evening al
s p. m. Sunday at p. m and D.
Friends. No. 9Th and state, Caiet
j. jenkins. pastor. Bible school,
10 a. m. meeting for worship. II q;
praise at 7.5o.
Tho ut. Reverend Bishop Wells
OF Spokane, will speak at the
Church Of Holy Communion. corner
Of so. 18th and ats. Tomorrow
morning.
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These are the prize winning pic
lures in this weeks series of the
Times kodak contest. Both win
ners are entitled to tickets for
box seats at either the Empress or
Pantages theaters next week.
First prize, No. 1, was won by
Miss Clarice Dickinson. The photo
was taken at the head of Princess
Louise inlet.
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Second prize, No. 2, was won
by ]. F. Shaw, 1915 South Fifth
street.
Nos. 8 and 4 were submitted by
Miss Dickinson and Mr.. Shaw, res
pectively.
Other contestants should hurry
their pictures along. The contest
will close September 10, not quite
a month left.
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1900 m, Mr.. r. NJ. Bushee, cuper-
;nten Ient; Epworth league az 6:45
p. M, ctudy topic, THE Modesty Of
Strength" evenino. worship at 500
body invited to all of these services.
Strangers in 4he city and transients
especially welcome Sixth Ave. rs
cross. G St, just two blocks from
| the church.
| MISSIONS
Christian and Missionary. 903 So.
G, Rev. o. j. Stone, pastor. Morn
in, IL a. M; evangelistic, 1880 p. M;
D. M; Wednesday prayer meeting
IL a. M; DR.. II. II. Glover Wednes-
day afternoon.
! Swedish Mission Tabernacle. cor.
| II; evening service, 7:i5: Young
Peoples society, $40 .. IN.
| East Side. seth and G st. S. g.,
Rev. H. e. Almquist from Seat
tie, Wash, will preach morning and
evening.
City Rescue Mission. los So. 14th
st. Services at 1880 every evening.
sermon, p. m.
Peniel Gospel Services every
evening at o'clock; Sunday at
p. m. los So. 18th.
Tacoma Seamen's Institute, 9Th
and st. Helens, Rev F; t. Webb.
D. D., chaplain; Mr.. H. Ferny-
$50 500 a. M; morning, II a'elock in
st. Luke's, DIR. Webb officiating;
service in institute at p nj.
Church of God Mission. 25o1 Ta-
coma. Sunday school,. 2 p. M;
preaching, and 1880 p. M: prayer.
Wed. and Fri. eve. VIM. Strong,
pastor.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church.
No. ] and 9th ST.. Robert NJ. MILL
gan, pastor. Morning service.
1890, the pastor will preach; Bible
school at IL o'clock; no evening
service.
First. So. G and 10TH, Rev. MUIR
dock Mcleod, ID. d., pastor. Morn
ing services, 1890 a. m; 8. s.,
IL m. evening service. 1880 p. M;
c. E. $3.50.
sprague Memorial 6sth and War
ner, So. Tacoma. 8. s., 9:45 a. M;
service, IL a. M; Junior 9. E.. p.
AQuilS blDi6 ClhSs, ~
service p. m. Rev. DR.. Dodds,
pastor.
Bethany. No. 41st and Verde St,
Rev. o. T. Matthew pastor. 8. 9. at
preaching, IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Westminster. So. 5oth and l. SITS.
Services at 1890 a. m. and p; M;
lids a. a. M; I prayer meet HGe T Tf
s D. m. ]. Wesley McCallum, pastor.
Cavalry, Division lane, Rev. A.
A. j. Hogg, pastor. s. s., 10 a. M,
c. E. 6:45 p. m; evening service
Oakland. So. s5th and Proctor sts-
s. s., 10 a. m; preaching service,
1880 p. m. Rev. w. Chalmers Gum.
Manitou Park. 9. g., 10 a. M;
sermon at II a. m. by w. Chalmers
Gum.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Holy Rosary. So. s0th and Taco
ma, Rev. Oswald Baran, o. s. B..
rector. Low mass. 1885,. children's
mass. s:46; high mass. 1890; yes
pers and benedictton. 1850.
Church OF Visitation. So. bsth
near Warner, Rev. Charles Cannon.
First mass. s.; high mass, 1890;
baptism, s'Tpesperss lrf.Soi daily
mass. a. m. =.
st. John the Baptist, Indian res
ervation, Rev. Chas. De Decker.
st. Leo's, So. Yakima and 18th,
Rev. q. G. Goethem. rector.
st. Patrick's. No. 18th and J. Rev.
Joseph McGrath. rector.
st. Stanislaus. So. 10th ana k
Rev. Michael Fafara, pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
First, 9Th av. and Grant. Services
IL a. m. and 1850 b. m.
Third. SO. e4th St, Rev. David
r. Macdonald, D. D., pastor. serv-
Bible class. s:4s a. m: wednesday
| meeting. 7:4b p M: Friday. D. m.
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and by the army aviators who
have used 1t.
This gun. which takes the aero
plane out of the class OF scouts
and transforms them into verf
table battleships. Is an afr cooled
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The Times WANT AID PHONE
Is Main IL. Call nat lumber any
time up to p. m. and your wants
will be- met.
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@. LUTHEHAN r
S,. .on,l Eng sn, 90. otn anu l.
81 = p AS'h ana ifth' y.
r ~ De' Pas'or' o., ~ u. ~,
y; ~, aouns IeoPie
s:fo a. m; morning services at II.
eehooi ~ ''eo a. 'h.' NS"eo' anu
MI, s..
SweIisn lutheran churcn'
I I1Iher %. ! ana Gun st geet, rev
lernah Linu, pastor: SUNDAY schooi
a. m. Engleh services at p.
~. rev. "A. lJerhluhd VIII occupy
tne puipIt IN tne morning and Rev.
IL. StneVer In the evening.
united norwegian, SO. 18th and l.
. 8, $3.50 a. M; services, 1880 a.
Hi.' lao p. H. j. y. Hausen, pastor
Trinity, 1907 SO. l, Rev. L. M. Fee
gar, pastor: 8. s., $3.50 a. M; Ger.
sepnice' io!sV u. M Eng. service,
German Co o1st sar,,,o.s In
Ger at II 40 49, LIST services In
ok II III" .
M Go, In,h ac.n T r. ~
Swedish I-ntbaran' cb,'rot corner
s eseh and s birmingham av.) every al
'er' aug r 1raepher.
Donish 1u,hara g. D., ,.,o
Co rsao
60. Il, ~. y. .. okoVsaaro' pastor.
5: s.. 10 a; m; service II a. m; Lit
davs n, eopie . "euhes
warner. A. o. Bjerke. s. s 10 a.
m: second aIN fourth SUNDAYS in
month. services at ii a. M; first
Our Savfor's. So. ] and 18th. Rev.
N. A. Larsen. pastor. S. S. at $50
a. M; services in Eng. at II a m
the first and third Sundays, and at
days Of each month. In Norwegian
language the first and third Sun
days at D. M, and at II a. m. the
second and fourth Sundays of each
month. On the fifth Sunday morn
st. Pauls Ev. Luth. church. cor.
So. 27th and Tacoma av., Rev. r.
Ave. Lallemant, pastor. s. S.. $50
a; M; English service. 1890 a. M;
afternoon at the home of Mrs. q.
c. Miller. 202 No. E st.
METHODIST
Mckinley Park church, cor. East
g st. and Division lane. w. G.
J; H. Anderson, supt.; morning wor-
ship at II; Epworth League at p.
M; evening service at 8.
-
S. Pearson. pastor. S. S. at 10 a m, !:
preaching at Ii a. m. and 8 p. m.
I'm 10 - - = -
First. SO. Sth and @ sts., Thomas
$40 a. M: School at "a ne. Enwnrth
League al 6:45 n. M. Services
morning 1880. evening & n. m
$3.50.
G. Beck, pastor. Morning service e.
7 easqe' p nr m; evening anifn serx VICE
evening at 7:S5 % m "eu'
u 81. Fanrs; so; fsd ana sts.'
M 10 nraYar m mpMgsn league league o;so ?.
mr. ptdger meeting, Inur 7; ?. M
.. -. anu '''V y. ~.
car,ra, O. o.. m no
rrs,h 90. Slst Sno l sts.' y.
presnhins ii a ms. cIass weet,ne
noon ieague, p; M r.: ~ GoV
y; ~, prayer sGrsice' inurs'' p.
hi'' evening service, p m
Epworth. cor So. 7th and Ander-
son. W.. T. Randolph, pastor. Morn
service at 1880 p. m.
-
Norwegian Danish. leV4 80. Y
Elias G1oadi nh5 pastor 81 ?. v 2. ~
Peoples praise meetins' p. M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-17

UNCLE SANS ARMY AIRMEN IN MACHINE LIEUT.
HAROLD INSTRUCTOR, IIEUT
THOMAS DEWITT MILLING; INSET ABOVE. LIEUT. FRANK
KENNEDY; BELOW, ON LEFT. CAPT. F. b. HENNESSY; On
RIGHT LIEUT.. L. c. ROCKWELL; STANDING CAPT CHARLES
COMMANDER AVIATION SQUAD;
AT BOTTOM LIEUT.. HARRY GRAHAM
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st. Paul's, So. 4sd and L sts..
Waldo B. Marsh, pastor. s. s..
9:46 a. M; Epworth League, $3.50 p.
M; prayer meeting, Thurs, p. m. I;
preaching. IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-17

Mason, 2sth and No. Madison SITS.
Fred Baldwin, minister. 9:45 o.
M, 8. g.: IL a. M, morning worship;
1915 class meeting; $3.50, Epworth
League; evening service, 1880;
prayer and praise, Thurs. 7:4b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-17

Norwegian Danish. 1904 SO. ],
Elias Gjording. pastor. s.. s. at 10
a. M; preaching. IL a. M; Young
sermon, d. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-17

Swedish, ] and 18th SITS. Rev. A.
G. Beck, pastor. Morning service,
10:45 a. M; s. S.. IL M; Epworth
League, 7 p. M; evening service,
7:45 p. M; prayer meeting, Wed.
evening at 7:45 ID. m.