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WOmen's Dress Derartmenf

japanese Creme Dresses. deliberately han !
embroidered: S19.15 each. Were S25OD. -
Fine Evelet Embroidery Dresses. trimm.~l
with flet lace and black velvet bands; sl455
each. Were $2500.
White Cotton Crepe Dresses heavilr frimuIil
with cluny laces: $l2.15 each. wprA $50 o..
White Embroidered Wolfe Dresses trimpse,l D
with macranfe lace insertion: $12.15 EACH wes,
500. so. = -
l French Handmade Dress of American Beauty
voile. handsomely hand-embrodered iu white:
$50. co.. Was $500. :
Cream Serge Dresses one has hioh neclS.1f
net, other large square collar; s12.T5 esch.
Were $500.
miscel'a aneous lot OF Wash Dresses. embfsc-
ing Figured Ginghams Lawns. Lin ms and yciies.
In several styles: ends OF lines which are de-
srous of clearing out at once snstdble for hosis
dresses. $1.95 each. Were So. 70. tr'
Third floor, G ST.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

Remnant lengths RANGING from 11a to
yards. in fabrics suitable for kimonos
dressing sacques. children's school dresses
and boys blouses.
kindergarten Cloth. 15c yard. Was 25c.
Samson Galatea Cloth, 12!ac yard. Was
1jc.
Ivanhoe Zephyr. 121sc yard. Was 15c.
Zephyr Gingham. 1Oc yard. Was 12Isc.
Printed Percale, 10c yard Was 121zc.
Printed Outing Cloth, 10c yard. Was
121sc.
Mercerized Poplin, 15c yard. Was PC.
Costume Chiffon. 2Oc yard. Was 25c.
Printed Cotton Wolfe, 2Jc yard Was zoe
Second noor, G 81.
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Shoe Department.

: 70 pairs Tan Russia Calfskin Button Shoes
with Goodyear welt soles and Cuban heels; sizes
4. Iia. 61S and 7AA: q and 61aA: GLIB: 9. tia
and &c: 2ls. 51a. g. 614 and ID; $2.25 pair.
We're 81 CO.
pairs Women's Patent Coltskin Lace Shoes.
with Goodyear welt soles and Cuban heels: sizes
~ and 61sA: 3B; 21s and &c; CD. $2.25 pair.
Were 500.
6 pairs Women's Black Gun Metal Calfskin
Button Shoes. high knob toe. Goodyear Welt
sole and Cuban heel; sizes 3. 3a. AZ and "a ia
and &c; 1925 pair. Were $3.50.
Third floor. Tenth st.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Corset Department.

) pairs Broche Corsets. in white and co.ors;
medium and low bust ard long hip: waiohn hon
'rr sizes is. 81, 30 and "a; $500 pair. Were
so.
nairs Madame Irene Corsets. coutil: medium
length. With rubber ton to eon'ne tie hust; sizes
81 q end ~: S7.50 pair. We're $3.50.
4 pairs Lily of F-ance Corseis: eoutii: boned
with wnloIn. medium h,st .,d long hip; sizes
IS and %: 500 pair. Were s. 90.
pairs p. Y. Corsets: MEDIUM and low bust
long hin. sizes ls, 10. % and 26: 500 pair.
Were $500.
4 pairs Ivy Co-sets: cirdle ton and medium
hip: sizes Is, 20. 3 and "a Sl.O0 pair. Were
81 so.
s pairs Corsets for the average figure: medium
bust and lone hin: sizes 23. "a, % and 26 81 90
pair. Were 81 80.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Back Goods Dept.

q, yards 4-inch Fancy Serge, $500. Was
$500.
Az yards 54-inch whipcord Serge, $50. Was
50. 90.
2A yards 44-inch Wool Henrietta, $1.75. Was
So 25 ............
Az yards 44-inch Crepe de Paris, $500. Was
yards A-inch Polka Dot Silk Crepe. 5.00.
Was $500.
2s4 yards 44-inch Wool Henrietta, $3.50. Was
So As.
21a yards 52-inch French Serge. $500. Was
$6.25.
s5s yards 42inch French Serge. $500. Was
So IS.
27s yards 44-inch alohair Sicilian. $3.50 Was
1878.
Was 1895.
21s yards 54-inch Chiffon Broadcloth, S2.75.
Was $3.50.
Second door. G st.
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WOmen's Suit DEPARTMENT

Imported Three piece Gray Coat Suit. srfs-
able for afternoon and callirg wear: handsomsLt
braided and trimmed With velvet: $5o.00. Was
S135.00.
. Gray and Black English Serge Coat Suits. SSn.
fshed with braid aud buttons: sizes 81. 80 ahl
3S: S3l.fD each. Were $500 =
Black Whipcord Coat Suits. cufaway casts
finished with velvet and buckles: pain s'iri
with plaits inserted in front Of lu,tnm st<r~
, "a. oS 40 and ~: S15oa each. Wee $500. !.
Army and NAVY Serge Coat Suits. stree,
tailored: sizes "a. 36 and 10: SI0o0 each We,
$500.
black hairlne strines: sizes Is. ,S. IS ard 20
SO 90 each. Were $3.50 and $500. -
Third floor. G. ST.
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HouSefurnishin~s Dept.

Ash SITTER S2. On Was S3.hO.
! Umbrella Stand, 81 90 Was $500.
I Market Basket 2ac. Was J0".
9 Market Raskets. 75c each Were xl13
1 Ironino Board on stand. 7sc. Was 81. 90.
Three foot Ironing Roard. 25c. Was 45c.
/ Four-foot Ironing Board. 25c. Was 7Oc.
/ Ironjno Board on stand. 500. Was $1.7O.
l washtub Stand, soc. Was 75c.
/ Ironine Rosrd and Clothes Rack combined
81 90. Was 50 q.
2 Covered Bnards 5Oc each. We're $1.O1.
1 Sanitary Kitchen Table $500 Was - 90.
1 pair Rrass Androns. $3.50. Was 500.
/ lot Strainers. 3nc each. Were soc
/ Bassinette Stand. $500. Was 800.
1 Electric Iron, So. 30. Was $500
Alcohol Iron. $50. Was $3.50.
6 Lunch Baskets. 10c each. Were aOc.
1 Relish Dish. 500. Was $500.
Fifth floor, Eleventh st.
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Skirt nerartr1ent.

Dark Gray Serge Skirts. hig, '~a's. ans
well tailored: sizes mp to 81 waist: s5 - assh
Were SO 75
1 Liest Gray Novelty wtp ord Sr'-t. ~ I'D
with dark pear b1ttcns: 24-inch Wi Sc -
Was SO IL
l B'ak Vote Skirt. e'ahorateiy b add. hi,',
waist line and panel back; $500. Was $1,000.
Third floor, q st.
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Infants Department.

Children's Light Brown Cloth Coat. box
style. turnover collar and cuffs; finished with
pockets and pearl buttons: $500. Was $3.50
; pairs Childrcns Blue Chambray Rompers.
trimmed with braid 90 pair. Wer" 81 o.
. Child-er's Light Blue and Pink kimona
Dresses. short sleeves and belt; braid trimmed:
15c each. Were sl15.
; Childrens Blue and Pink Dresses. long
waist effect. with square neck and a. sleeves:
trimmed with white braid; $l.Oo each. were
$3.50.
Chdren's Handmade Dresses. yoke stylp
trimmed with tucks and hand embroidery; neck
and sleeves finished with lace; S1.15 cash. Were
$500.
Third floor, F st. =
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Picture Derartme mt.

A very attractive lot of Sepia Prints
appropriately framed in brown mission
wood including such desirable subjects as
''The Cleaners 1.-The Angelus.' Dance
of the Nymphs." END of Day. "The
Doctor .'The Wind MILL" Age OF In
nocence,'' simplicity" "St. Cecilia
Christ In Gethsemane."
25c each. Regularly 6ec.
Fourth door, New Building. ]:
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Consideration for q Parent.

''Shall I mention to your father the
fact that / have absolutely no bad
habits?" said the young man who had
just proposed.
mo" replied the thoughtful girl. "Of
course. want him to think you will be
good husband. At the same time I'd
leave him some hopes of finding you good
company"
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Some OF those seven governors are en-
titled to feel that they might have maze
nearly as good a showing for the pro-
gressive party If they had decided tc
speak up for themselves.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
In the Midst Of Luxury.

You have everything that wealth can
buy. haven't you?"
Yes" replied Mr.. Dustin Stax. But
it don't seem fair that I should have
worked so hard to get all these things
while the butler and footmen and maids
enjoy them free"
Evening star., 1912-11-14

England will be compLmented to note
that the management of the Suez canal
has afforded some valuable suggestions
as to the conduct of the Panama water
way.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Every gunman VINO gets into the
hands of the law announces himself the
victim of conspiracy. In the UNDER
world conspiracy is the one influence
that explains everything.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

News that the White House office door
will be open to all visitors will be regard
ed by gentlemanly agents who handle MIS-
torical publications as setting a proper
example for American citizens in general.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

The attitude of W. j. Bryan has been
to large extent that Of a bystander who
tries to look dlsinterested While expecting
to be called on at any moment to act as
umpire
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Pending the announcements of cabinet
appointments. the Hope-forthe-Best So
ciety will hold frequent sessions.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
A Responsibility.

Il walk at least two miles a day te
keep in training" said Mr.. Meekton.
Doctors orders?'
mo. Henrietta's. She says that here.
after she will allow me to represent hel
in the suffragette parades''
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Friday Clearance of
WOmen'S Odd Waists.

White Waists, of various wash
able materials, in tailored an,
lingerie styles. High and Dual
neck, with three-quarter and loHe
sleeves. q
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Corporations that keep alcohol out of
reach of their employees and water out
of their stock may be regarded as en-
gagged in consistent reformation.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
And these remnants !:
FRIDAY Special in
WOmen's Combination Suits

A manufacturers sample line
OF Fine Ribbed Combination
Suits. of Isle, wool and Isle
and-wool has. just been pro-
cured by us under very favor
able circumstances, permitting us
to mark them at the lowest prices
Ike qualities have ever sold for
Being shown to the trade as sam
oles they have become slightly
oiled. but are perfect in quality
and. make. Regular $I.oo, ST. 50
and $2.oo grades.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Scientists who say man is what ne
eats do not offer much encouragement for
the experiments to render the cactus
edible.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Uncle Joe Cannon has had enough ex-
perience with certain branches Of mathe-
matics TO know that the pat hand cannot
win all the tine.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Changes In political geography around
Turkish territory are sufficiently nunler-
Gus to give the European map makers an
abundance Of occupation.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

1t must be admitted that the bull moose
took defeat more philosophically than was
expected.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
The Turkish Home.

The harem ladies gather round
To learn a lord and masters plight;
And shrill the joyous cries resound,
1T serves the low-down ruff1an right
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Baby Carriage Department.

I Folding Go-Cart brown finish; frame OF best
steel tubing; $3.95. Was $1,000.
/ English Mail Cart, with hood; strap gear:
800. 90. Was 5000. .-.s-.@.---.-
Seventh door G st.
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Some Disturbance!

From the Cleveland Leader.
The seismographs In Washington re-
corded an earthquake Thursday. But II
really happened two days earlier.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Many Speeches.

From the New York Evening SUM-
From present indications the extra
session won't be any session Of sweet
silent thought.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Congress expected to come early and
let the rush of business begin without
delay.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
&c E&an$c
Confusion Of Effects.

What was that stuff you were playing
on the piano?' asked Mr.. Growcher.
That" replied the reckless musician,
sis rag time
HIN 1t sounds TO me like craZy-quilt
time
Evening star., 1912-11-14
The Campaign Ended.
From the Detroit Free Press

From the DetrOlt Free PresS.
Now that a Detroit man has pushed a
peanut with a sausage the required dis
tance we may as well call the campaign
officially closed.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
FRIDAY Special in
WOmen'S Hosiery.

A large assortment of Wom-
ems Boot Silk Hosiery. IN blaci,
tan and white. The boot of silk
egs. heels. soles and toes of Isle.
An exceptionally good value.
45c pair.
And these remnants:
p pairs Womans Pure White Lisle Thread
Hose. hand emhroiderad: slightly soilpd: o,
pair. We're so. 75c and 81 25
21 pairs W"'nans Embroidered and Plain Isle
Hose. in light gray. pink. chamnagna and sky:
Main floor. st.
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Special price, SI2.5o pair.
Were $1,000 and $500.
And these remnants .
Friday Special Sale
Hiqh-qrade Lace Curtains.

We offer Tor Immediate clear
ance about fifty pairs of Fine
Renaissance Lace Curtains, i'll
ecru color; several attractive
edge and insertion designs on.
good quality, durable nets. These
curtains are in 3-yard length. and
are exceptional values-regular
selling prices being $500, $3.50
and S1.OO.
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Special prices.
&c and SI.oo garment.

A-d these rnrrants.
10 Woman's Lssia Thread vcsts fancy front
low neck and ro sleeves; sizes ; AMI g: TIC each
Reduced from, 25c
- pairs Woren's. Visle T'hrnaf PANTS k,ee
ter"th. trimmed with 1aco: Sizos and 6: slightly
sni'ed 25o nair Reduced from 5Oc.r
Main foor, r st
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Special price, S2.25 pair.
And these remnants:

And these remnants:
2 pairs Fine Araban Lace Curtains. 3is yards
long: 90 rar. We're $1,000.
| pairs White Renaissance Lace Curtains
$11 90 pair. We're S14.n0.
pairs White Renaissance Lace Curtains, $500
pa r Were 81 on.
pairs White Marie Antoinette Lace Curtains
8 yards long: soiled: 81 so rair Were s. 00.
/. pairs White Marie Antoinefte Curfai-s. 3
Yards long: soiled: $500 pair. We-e $3.50
II 8 pairs Scrim Curtains. with Renaissance ef~e
and medallion: 81, yards long: S2.75 pair. Were
x4.00
| pairs Fine Scrm Curtains trimmed with
lace insertion: 21a yards long: $500 pair Were
$1,000.
pairs Sfll-length White Net Curtains. neat
designs: 81 SO pair Were 50 Is.
Fourth floor. G st.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Friday Special Clearance
HandSOm, P(rtiereS.

Handsome Frou Frou Silk
Portieres, in very rich and ei-
fective two-toned colorlncs.
which harmonic so we'll with
double rooms of different color
treatments. Included are greer
and-green, red-and-green. null
berry-and-rose. old red-and-green,
two-toned rose. tWo-toned green
and others of equal attractiveness
and beauty.
Special price, SI2.so pair.
Were $I6.5o and $500.
And these remnants.
l pair Double faced Velvet Porteres, red-and
green: S12. so pair. Were $500.
/ pair Double faced Velvet Portieres. green:
$3.50. Were SIS 80.
: 80 pairs Scotch Madras Curtains. in neat de-
sign and six different color effects; $2.35 pair
Were $50.
Fourth floor. st.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Some men advocate uplifts in the same
spirit in which people stand around the
fair ground and dare some other person
to take an aeroplane flight.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Misses Department.

Third floor. G. st,
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Calendars, Booklets. and Diaries for 1919.
| Also Post Cards and Greeting Cards for Ttanss-
| giving, Christmas and New Year. ss
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Corduroys i'll Navy Blue and,
Brown. Two-toned Cloths in
striking combinations; Plain
and Diagonal Serges-made up
with Norfolk or Plain Tailored
Jackets. Some trimmed " t h
silk braid; notch collar and
new sleeve. Guaranteed satin
lined. Skirts with high girdle:
panel and set-in plaits and all
sizes. including extra sizes.
Evening star., 1912-11-14

Brown and Black. Gray and
White, White md Navy, Plain
Tan. and Plain Gray Three
quarter and Full Length Coats,
cut In the popular straight
lines. Velvet and button TRIM
med: long roll or Robespierre
collars. All sizes.
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contact with the inflamed parts,
stop the discharge, drive out the
soreness and heal the membrane.
Hyomei is made of Eucalyptus
combined with other antiseptics.
Breathed through the inhaler it
destroys the persistent eatarrh
germ.
A complete Hyomei outfit, in
GLIDING inhaler, bottle of Hyomei
and simple instructions for "
only costs $1.00. Extra bottle
of Hyomei SO cents. Druggists
everywhere and at Crown Drug
Co. For catarrh, coughs,F colds,
sore throat or catarrhal deafness
it will give satisfaction or money
hack
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cath and Pacific, Tacoma, Wn.
Save Money
These days of high cost of
living the practice of economy
is very necessary in more ways
than one. Economy is open to
every man and woman who Will
pay cash for their groceries
the necessaries of your living.
Following are a few of our
prices:
Dried fruit season is now on.
We have a fine line of evapor-
ated peaches, choice, two
pounds, 25c.
3 pkgs. best seeded aisins,
csc; pounds seedless, 25c; 2
pounds of Thompson seedless,
25c.
2 pkgs. best cleaned Cur
rants, 25c.
3 pounds fine Prunes, 25c.
3 pounds White Figs, 25c.
3 pounds 3-Crown Raisins,
25c.
SMOKED MEATS - Best
Eastern Hams, ice; Shoulder
Hams, IL 1-2c; Cottage Hams,
boned and lean, 16c; fine
Bacon, smoked, 15c; unsmok-
ed, IL 1-2c; fine light Bacon.
~ 1-2c; extra choice, same as
you are paying 2Sc per pound
for zoe.
NUTS - Walnuts, Almonds,
Pecans and Filberts, the very
best stock, zoe pound; Man
churia Nuts and Almonds, 15c
per pound.
FARINACEOUS = Best No
1 hand picked small white
Beans, 4 pounds, 25c; IT
pounds, $1.OO; brown beans, sc
pound; No. 2 small white, sc
pound. aus. ,....-...=..
Japanese Seed Rice, &c lb.;
best, 4 lbs, Csc.
FLOUR Vienna, Olympic,
Pyramid, Drifted Snow or Yak
ina best, $3.50 for 49-lb. sack,
or $4.75 per Dbl.
Rye Flour and Meal Glib.
sack, 35c.
Graham whole wheat, soc; 8
pkgs Kellogg's Toasted Corn
Flakes, 25c.
LARD lbs. Compound,
soc; 10 lbs, 95c; best 5s, roc;
los, $1.35.
cans Red Ban Milk, csc.
Borden's Eagle brand Milk,
15c can. 1888
4 cans Mt. Vernon Milk soc.
BUTTER - Western Wash
ington, 4Oc h.; Eastern, in
brick, which is clean, as 1t is
wrapped in paraffin paper, 35c
pound.
We sell Margarine, which is
a fine substitute for butter. Is
wholesome and sweet, Csc ID.
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|Standpatter Hits
At Warburton
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March Is
Driven into a hole by Congress
man Warburton in a debate on the
free sugar bill Congressman Ford
ney of Michigan retorted by call
ing Warburton a democrat.
Are you for this democratic
free bill?" sneered Fordney.
~ introduced it," said Warbur-
ton. Fordney went into a TRADE
against the Tacoma congressman.
Fordney is a standpat lumber
baron of Michigan and one of the
Aldrich-Standard Oil crowd in the
house. @
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HRKEY HEADS CLUB.

C. P. Burkey was elected presi-
dent of the Lakeside Country club
last night at the annual meeting
and banquet held at the CONNER
cial Cub rooms. A dozen or more
members will establish a summer
colony at the club quarters al
American lake this summer.
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CAN'T SMOKE PIPE.

Paul Elanfus, longshoreman.
hurt while working for Rothchilds
& Co., got $5S3.33 damages yes
terday because his injury-makes 1t
impossible for him to properly
chew and he can't hold pipe IN
his mouth. He asked for $500.
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State News

Salmon season opened with
good prospects at Grays Harbor.
Sheep men are obliterating the
famous Oregon Trail In Morrow
and Gillian counties.
I. w. w. agitation for an eight
hour day has tied up three LUMBER
mills at Hoquiam, the men de-
manding more pay and shorter
hours.
Engineer Frank Kelsey has
been ordered to get busy Monday
and complete the survey for the
Kittitas county high line. irriga-
tion ditch.
Ohehalis and Centralia nimrods
will organize gun club.
I'VE don't want to fall into
the hands of real estate sharks,
wrote a representative of 20 Kan
sas City families who Will move
to this state this summer and Sec
Rotary of State Howell was asked
to locate them.
Fred Waller, retired and veal
thy farmer of Minnesota Lake,
MINI, was inveigled into sure
thing" fake horse race at Seattle
by Henry ,Bakmann. and William
Wilson and lots 1000. Now he
is in Spokane looking for the men
to get vengeance.
A prisoner tipped It off to the
officers and prevented a jailbreak
at Hoquiam where the Jail bars
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Catarrh Ended
Money Returned II Hyomei
Doesn't Danish Catarrh

Doesn't Danish Catarrh
Get rid of. catarrh-start today
cure it without pouring into
your stomach a vile and unpalat-
able nistrum. HYOMEI (pro-
nounce it High-o-me) cures ca
tarrh in nose or throat, and does
it by such simple and pleasant
method that thousands who have
been cured are glad to recon-
mend it.
Just breathe Hyomei, and its
soothing, medicated and antisep-
tic properties will come in direct
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Chehalis will run freight and
passenger auto service into the
Big Bottom country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-15

The best thing ever bound In
calfskin is the calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-15

Salt Rising Bread Saturday.
Duenwald Delikatessen, 313 18th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-15

CARSON, Nev.-The defense of
the Golconda Cattle company,
headed by Congressman William
Kent, to the suit instituted by the
Taft administration, charging IL
legal enclosure for grazing pur-
poses of government land, is near
ing a close here today. United
States Inspector Flocker has fall
ed utterly to prove his case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-15

A prisoner tipped It off to the
officers and prevented a jailbreak,
at Hoquiam where the jail bars
were half sawed in two.
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OREGON CITY, Drew. s
U'Den, father of peoples power
Legislation in Oregon, today is
raising funds to employ detectives
to watch for violations of the cor
rupt practices act in the primary
campaign United States Senator
Bourne contributed $500.
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Salmon season opened with
good prospects at Grays Harbor.
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CHICAGO-The steamer Ham
sas today was cut through by ice
in Lake Michigan two miles Off
the entrance to the Chicago river
and the lives of the crew of. AZ
are imperiled. Tugs and life-sav-
ers were rushed to the relief OF
the steamer.
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DENVER, Col.-The fifth bliz-
card of this month is sweeping
Colorado and Kansas today and
has practically paralyzed railroad
traffic. Three inches of snow has
fallen in Denver; and the street
car system is almost stopped. The
Union Pacific Kansas City trains
due here Sunday have not arriv-
ed, the Rock Island is blocked to
the east and the Burlington is in
difficulties. Only the Union Pa
cific main line to Chicago is open.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-15

Sheep men are obliterating the
famous Oregon Trail In Morrow
and Gillian counties.
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SAN FRANCIsCO-The case OF
DR.. Otto c. Joslen, San Francis
co physician, accused of betraylng
Ethel Williams, his candy girl,
formerly of Seattle, today was
continued for one week to be set
for trial by Judge. Lawlor.
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LAWRENCE, Mass. - The
strikes at the Atlantic and Kun
hardt mills here were called of
today by the textile workers and
operation in these establishments
will be resumed at once. Minor
differences have prevented q set
tlement at the Arlington, Pacific
Uswoco and Everett mills. The
men employed by the Information.
al Paper company are still out.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-18
An Increased Endowment for Trinity.

Durham, N. c., July 15.-An ef.
fort is now being made to add one
million dollars to the endowment OF
Trinity College. This endowment
took definite shape when about a
year and half ago the General Ed
ucation Board of New York offered
to contribute one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars of this amount if
the college would raise the balance.
Eight hundred and fifty thousand
dollars have already been pledged
on condition that the college obtain
by December 31st Of this year sub
scriptions for the remaining hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
The subscriptions may be paid in
five equal annual installments, the
first to be made On or before Janu-
ary 81, 1913, and the last not later
than January 81, 1917. The sub
scriptions may go to the general en-
dowmcnt fund of the college or they
may be designated for special uses
like the establishment of scholar
ships, special collections in the libra
ry, or the maintenance Of the col
lege in any of its departments.
Whenever desired the donations will
be kept as separate funds, thus pre-
serving the identity Of the gifts as
we'll as perpetuating the names of
the givers. District committees are
being organized in the chief centers
of population and the campaign is
on Throughout the State. 1t means
so much for the cause of Southern
education that it must of course
succeed.