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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
PLATFORM CALLS
FOR TAX REFORM
Little Dick" Blankcnship, Can
dldate for General Assembly,
Wants Action.

IN platform which calls tax re-
FORM the most crying need of the hour
advocates Il lcSalizcd primary. the abo
iltion OF the fee system, the initiative
ana refcrcndum. and dccries convict
labor. Richard l.. Blankcnship. for
twelve Years elevator man in the state
Capiioi, YESTERDAY formally declared
himSeif candidate for the General
Assembly from the city OF Richmond
l-ittie DICKS" written document fur
ther advocates the enactment OF Il mod
flied employers liability law for COM
pensation TO workmcn, favors II re-
form OF the Virginia penal system
pledges the writer 10 vote for ample
appropriations for health. charity ana
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NEW YORK rKopuCE M>Kk,.r

Whca t--irrcEuinr; No. rcd, Sl0?Hi.iI: NO.
northern. Duluth Si.09. Corn-Firin at ,,ts,..
Wool-Cuict. Hides and Lcathcr-Firni.
Petroleum aud Itosin-Stcady. Turpcntinc
Steady. SuSar-Naw and refined. steady.
Rtcc-Firm. MolasScs- steady Butter aud
Chccsc-Stcady. Comcc-Spot quiet: Rio, No.
:, l2"Sc.; Santos, No. !, llhc.. mild, duh {.
tordoNa. ihnltc. nominal. Potatoes and
CahhnScs-Stcady and unchanged. Peanuts.
steady and unchanged. FrciEhts-Steady and
unchanged.
Coitonsccd oil was steady to a shade high
or on very light tenders contract scare
NY oi crude offerings. covering of shorts
and scattered commission house b,Iying on
the late irnness in lard. Closing prices
were unchanged to point net higher. Sales
tlo) barrels. Prime crude, 5.l3HJ.20; do. sum :
mcr yellow spot, G5ou6i2; March and April.
ESQ; May, CO: juno. G.3t; .IuIy, G31: August,
6.il; September ct3; October $50: prime
winter yellow, e.ioa''.oo. prime summer white.
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MARINE INrEr.I.rGENCE.
FORT or RICHMOND. FEBRUARY


FORT or RICHMOND. FEBRUARY %. 1913.
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk NOR
chhhdiSo and passengers. old Dominion Inc
steamer Aurora, Furman Pctcrshurc and
Jhincs river landings merchandise and pas
ScnEcrs. Furman Line "a
SAILED
steamer Berkeley. shelly NorroIt NOR
'nahdisc and passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer F"c;thontaS Graves. Norfolk and
ScuFcrs' \irEinin Navigation COMPANY
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
'hntcs iiNcr landings, mcrCha ndisc and nm ~
scnScrS. Furman Line ' i'"'
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NAVAL Srcll.rc

Wilmington. y. G. February 2s-Spiri, :
lu'rcntine steady az tl',c.; receipts 3 casks.
rcccipts barrels crude Turpcntinc-Tirm
.'irm at i27.C; sales ~ casks: rnccints Ia,
casks shipments so casks stock Is 6S:i casks
h"sin-Firin sales l,ol barrels; receipts SDs
barrels shipments o1S barrels stock ~. -.
barrels. y and H. SGc.i,
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40 'opo' cpltvvh E'oseI qGbti middliug uplands.
le1ii nidd'ing gulf. l.eJ

cotton. quiet middiiug i2c1. gross ,e
coip ns S.''2 nsits st9ch -+lso bales exporl
!" urea. brltaln As bales. 1" France. ~
Dalcs. P"' -''V
Total to-day 1t all ports--Ne, recejn,s
tales; 70 France. Ill bales. To The Continent
;,iio bales; 10 Japan. $50 bnles: stock. SO o.
CONSOLIDATED an ports Ne, roce,,,s
HL3.f bales; export 10 Great Eriiain l{isi
tales; 10 France, iaD bales. 10 the Conf
nent = 5s' bales TO Japan 2s0iI bales
Total since September AT ali por,e-Xc,
receipts s.23rtfO bales; export ia Grss,
Brltsin, 2,s5i.oss bales 10 Franc .S, ~ ~
hsles; 10 The Continent 2,G!sOi7 bales, tn
Japan 2:5.t'u bales; 10 MeNico. 500 bales
Ne" Orleans. February 2,-The cotton,
market continued quiet and narrow ;o-dav
with no great speculative feeling in cvt
Ience and trading vas chiefly professional
in character. GOOD weather reports and nc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,

PETERSBURG pEANUT MAI;kE.1
tkcportcd by kodGcrs McCatc Is. Coz
Petersburg, Va February ~. Peanuts
Market qnict. Spanish. Farmers Spanish,
SLID per bushcl. Jumbo Spanish SIo5 per
pashei: No. ] SHIELDED. Spanish, 7;.c. per
pound; No. shcllcd. Spanish SIC. per
pound NirS inias--Jumbo. 3i.c. per pound :;
Ianc! '''am3@sc per pound; extra prime 3,.lr
S'sc- per pound: prime, Sc. per pound: ma
stock. 2fr2izc. per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York February 2c-'rhc cotton goods
markets are quiet, but generally steady 10
hrni. .lohbcrs arc getting very good rc-
order business ON wash fabrics of n novelty
character Worstcd yarns are easier Bur
laps arc isiEhtly lower. Linens steady.
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CulCACO GRAM MARKET.

Chicago. H.. February C Wheat TODAY
showed considerable strength, outcome
largely of ruuors that export sales had been
mad" FROM Omaha and Duluth. The close.
though easy. Was isn9.c. to &c. up; corn lin .
ishcd At II net advance OF %a5.c. To ic.. and
oats with u gain at i2nHsc. Provisions u'I-
changed 10 2i2c. higher.
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BOND LIST

Ailis.chaimcrs rs ctfs., stamped ,ssked) 90.
American Tobacco Co old Is caskcdj -. ?7i4
american Tobacco Co old Gs ,askcdl.... LILY
Atlantic Coast Line LIST Is ,bidl .......... 80
4. l.. CD. and y. is did .............. 81
y G. l.. Conv. Is Gin Baltimore. hid>.... ~
chesapeake and OHIO cow ilas Odd. ~
1iEgott and Myers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?nt.
LiEgeu and Myers Observation-Disclosures. l.0s,
l.orillard Company Observation-Disclosures. oaI.
l.orillard Company Observation-Disclosures. l.l
Norfolk and Western c"nv. 4ir, W, i...... l0u,
Scahoard Air Line stamped Is 1bid).... 81
Scahoard Air Line adj. 5s...........,.... 7ni.
Southern Railway 5s......................l 1854.
In'ted states steel 2nd "s..........-..... looSt
T. :. registered IS. 1889 old ......... iDl
i. s. registered S. Observation-Disclosures. 1913.
!; >, Iahhnit NV 81 tpidl -..........-.,. i02is
NHsthia sroWn Ef9S. GUS. ..-........,.... 'iS,
Virginia Car Chem. Is; 5s ............. -
Va. ny. AMI Power Co - .............. ~
Wabash den is...,......... ................. 5sis
Wauash- Pitts. Term. LIST As-......... -
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Quota tions for interest paving bonds are
ut price to which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates of Indebted.
moss nat
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Baltimore. Md. February 26--Whcat-M
keI strong at Slo''s. Corn-SW"ns; contract.
.Ic Ouis-.StcadN No. white 3Si.n 3'c 4.
standard white 3.i:n3sc. Iiyc-InactiVc: No.
western domestic. 6l01Oc.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. February 26.-1'hc steady
decline in stocks was halted to-day
and the market made material progress
upward. 1t was one OF the periodic
upturns. which have occurred during
the downward movement of the last
few weeks. marking a natural reac-
ton. and was symptomatic of no es-
scntial change In speculative condi-
tons. There was Il limited amount
of buying for the long account. bur
the chief demand seemed to come from
The short interest. Trading grew quiet
on the higher level Europe lent a
hand in pulling up the market Indi-
cations that tho Hartman dissolution
plan would lot be upset by the OBJ
jcctions OF the California Railroad
Commission, also exercised strong til .
eninS Influence.
One of tho most encouraging fca-
lures of the market from the stand
point Of the lull trader YVES the ces-
satiop of liquidation of speclaltics and
inactive railroad stocks, such as has
had an unsettlinC effect recently Many
OF these stocks made large gains to-
day. Additional statements for Janu-
AIRY were received, ana the record of
Increased earnings among tho larger
lines is unbrokon Union Pacific re-
ported 100000 gain in net and south
ern Hallway sl1 $500.
Bonds showed an improving Ten
dency. Total sales, par value, s2,hoO.
ooo. United States bonds unchanged
on call.
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New York, February 26.--Moncl on
call steady : "-im3 per ccnt. ruling
rate. 3 closing bid. 81. offered AT
. IS Tine loans stronger: SIXTY ana
ninetS days. l2@i 3-i; six months. j.
Close: Primo mercantile paper. per
cent; tcrlinG exchange firm. with
actua! business in bankers bills at
siS325 for siNty-day bills. and at ST
s7G0 for demand Commercial bills
SIS 3-4. Bar silver. s. l-2 Mexican
dollars. IS IL Government bcuds
steady; railroad bonds irregular.
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KICHMuNn TOBACCO MARKET.

sales. sS.SodS;0 Sheep Weak At 81. tSa -
NcArlings. Ss.,lN.Nn: lamhs. native. SI.iOn s. -
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.ca1inE futures ranged as follows:
Ia.l. 4 !.

cash gram closed: w hcIt-No. red $40.
siiO>: 30 hurd, 99T9e,av; No. northern
t.n?2b-c.. No northern. aop?ir.: M.
spring. Naiialc. Corn No. =, J0h GJ0'sc. No.
white 50S,v. No. . yellow, 50Ijic. Oats-No
white. iil.m3Ju.; standard 35'.m1ic.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, Va. February %. 1918.
owing arc The Nu0tntions on the Rich
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MNRKET.
fSaics at Union stock Nnrds)
pi.h,,nnI Is.i,,t.,-,-

Richmond, Va. February 20, 1913.
Report NJ the live strck market Tor the
wcel; ending February a. 1913
Best steers, .i29Sc.; medium tu good. 6i2d
ne; common 10 fair. 'n53c.; best heIcrs
cieW..c medium 10 good. ~. irGc. common
TO fair, 4igHJc.; best cows %, H1Hsc.. medium
to good i'7pSc. common to fair. a'.pic.;
best oxen, 5l7aGi1c.: medium to good. ilaft
at..; common To- fair Si3Dii.c. bulls i.1
&C.. best calves 3"iOc.. fair 90 good. saSc. (:
dicks iI5c. cows and calves, S30o 10 20 per.
head. Ecst heavy hogs. So. medium and
lightweiehtS, hs.GSH.c. soWs ana staGs. 5n
5iscs bcst aiuhs, iTSsc.; meditnu TO good
Sisn'ic., common 20 fair. i"5c.; best sheer.
n26iac fan. I" medium oI6c. common to
fair. :,tU4isc.
30" York. February "a Reeves Irrceular.
steers. s'.5ps.'1: buliA s5a"On:' COWS 50 c5f
n,2,. caiVcs--Stcad Ia zoe. higher Ncals
is50II- a; cults }eps.oo. barnyari calves and
ycariinfs, S50nb00. Sheep aud Lambs sheep
steady. lambs more active and firm. sheep
tewesi. $i50D52, culls, S5.e5Eii.25. lambs S.. .
ps~ cnlls. sdN7oo yeariings ssasoo Hogs
Firm AT 1882.
cnicaso. III February 2s,--cattie-slow.
BeeVes 81 hgnnl cow ana hoifcrs. $as5I
80 calves, s'Gio.S9. Hogs Weak. Bulk of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
|, !, stSek Open. High Low. Bid.

Sales. Stock.
.hllis>Chalmcrs ..
Allis-Chalmers. prd,
2S,o21 Amalgamatcd Copper -.
l0 Amer. Agri. Chem, com.
mN Amer. Beet Sugar. com. /.
2N.&p American eau ...
i..W american Can. pfd. ...,,.
LOO Amer. Car and Foundry.
iW AMERICAN Cotton OIL.
400 Am. Hide and Leath.. pr.
american Linsccd OIL.
80 american Locomotive -.
10 Amer. Malt Co. pfd......
$50 american Smelling ...
american SNUFF. COM.
2n American Sugar
go Amer. Tel. ana Tel. Co.
81" american Tobacco. com.
american Tobacco. pfd. 4.
LEO Anaconda Copper
500 Atchison ...................
'DJ Atlantic Coast Line.
y. &. l.. of Connecticut.
l.'D' Baltimore and Ohio.
zoo Bethlehem steel Co, com
%" Iictnlcncm Steel Co. pfd
go british Amer rob. 60
l.W1 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
2lC1 Central Leather. com.
l.:@0 Canadian Pacific
G,lW California Petroleum
$50 Chesapeake aud Ohio.
~ Chicago Great Western.
9o Chi. Great West, pfd
l.Dl Chi. Mil. and st. PAUL.
20 cruciblc steel Cor. com.
~ Crucibic steel. pfd.
3,lW Colorado Fuel ana Iron.
NV, colorado and Southern. {.
l,:Wl Consolidated Gas ....
~ Corn Products. com.
NO Den. and Itio Gran. pfd.
- ~ ~ ..-..........
100 Erie. list prd.
lo Fed, Min: and SIN. pfd..
Wo General Electric
Geo. w. lIcl,ne Toh. co. 4.
@!n Great Northern, ptd.
80 Great Northern Ore ctrs
lW Illinois Central .
..tn Intcrboro- Met. .........
c.i,n tntcrhoro- Met. pfd
500 Int. harvester. com
Int. Mcr. Marine. com
ltst Interim ttnn1l tt.,ncr
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Richmond. Va. February IS. isi:
Tho following are quotations on the Rich
noLd Tobacco Exchange:
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Ticb mord Bank and Trust Co. ., cSi,
RICHMOND STOCK AIAHKET.

Ry Richard W. aIeury,
Stock and bond Broker. 1915 F.. Main Street
Richmond Va, February rs, 1918.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
Virginia 81, Old. q. and L.. ias2. &, Sill.
Va Csuturics, %. r.. Sts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06
NO PARDON FOR
THESE TWO MEN

The men represented them
selves to be poor men who could
not afford to perfect their appeal
in court. As matter of fact,
the appealed case has already
been practically perfected, and
there is no further expense to be
incurred. Not only that, but the
powerful influences behind these
swindlers would furnish al the
money necessary IL more should
be required. AS a matter of fact,
the. evidence in the case shows
that these companies defrauded
the government of many millions
Of dollars in the past ten years.
There IA q civil suit against
these companies now pending for
100000 for this particular Nome
transaction on which the men
were convicted.
Notwithstanding these facts,
these men have been able to en-
list the aid of powerful politt-
clans of the western states, and
even secured the endorsement Of
Senator Jones Of Washington and
Senator Works OF California.
Senator Poindexter and other
senators, however, refused aid,
knowing the facts in the case.
An example Of the kind of tao
tics pursued in this appeal was
the method Of making the report.
There is conclusive evidence that
Houston himself assisted in maxi
ing the report. There is conclu-
sive evidence that Houston him-
self assisted in making the report
on his own case in the office of
the pardon attorney Of the depart
ment of justice.
When the case went up to
President Wilson, however, he Sc
cured the facts from independent
sources, and has Just denied the
application for pardon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct.
GA striking contrast between
this and the former administers
tons handling of pardon cases is
seen In the recent action of Presi-
dent Wilson in the Houston and
Bullock cases.
1t will be remembered that It
was the common practice under
the Taft administration for rich
men convicted of Grimes to escape
punishment. This happened usu.
ally with the assistance of Attor-
pey- General Wickersham's office.
The cases Of the Standard Oil of
ficials indicted in Texas will be
remembered. Also the Heike and
Gerbracht cases In which these
sugar trust magnates escaped
punishment after conviction.
Then there was the case of
Charles M. Hyde, . millionaire
land-swindling agent of South Da-
kOta, and the very well known
case Of Banker Morse.
But the Wilson administration
seems to operate differently. The
president has just refused q
pardon to Charles A. Houston and
John H. Bullock. These two men
and one other, d. H. Jarvis, who
represented respectively the Pa
cific Coast Coal company, the
John j. Sesnon company and the
Northwest Commercial company,
by means of collusive bids and q
conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment, sold coal to government
army and other stations in Alas
ka. particularly at Nome, Alaska,
at $27 a ton, when the same
grade of coal was selling in the
open markets at Nome for SIG
ton. The record in the case
shows the most direct evidence of
the guilt Of these men. The case
Is now on appeal and is still un-
decided. Notwithstanding this
fact, and the further fact that the
rules of the department of justice
forbid the consideration of an
application for pardon during the
tendency OF case, such applica-
lions were made in behalf OF
Houston and Bullock, the depart
ment of Justice passed on them,
and powerful influences were
brought to bear on the ndminis-
tration to have these men par
doned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06

.>>>r~>-~->>~>~>>~~>>~~s~~
NOTICE OF SALE.-No. se66.-In
the Superior Court of the State OF
washington, in and for Pierce
In the matter of the estate of
Augostina Trovani, deceased.
Take notice that bids or offers
IN writing viii be received by the
Undersigned on Saturday, the 18th
DAY OF October. 1913, for the pur-
chase,
First of an undivided one-half
interest in that certain barber shop,
Its furniture, fixtures and good will.
situated at 1901 Pacific avenue in
the City of Tacoma.
Second. the south half of lots ten
(lO) and eleven u1) in block thir-
teen hundred twenty-nine (1329) in
Q. p. Ferry's Addition to New Ia
coma. and amendatory map of said
Addition as the same appears on the
records of the administrators office
OF Pierce county. Said bids or offers
may be left at the office of the at
torney for the undersigned admin
istrator. ITO Fidelity building, in
the city of Tacoma, or may be de-
ffvered to the Auditor personally.
or may be filed in the office of the
Clerk of the above entitled Court,
at any time after the first publica-
ton of this notice and before the
making of the sale. The sale will
be made on or after the said 18th
day OF October. 1913. Said bids are
to be accompanied by cash or GER
titled check to an amount equal to
ten 10l per cent of the bid
made. Said property will be sold
to the highest and best bidder for
cash, but subject to the confirma-
ton of the court.
GIUSEPPI CARBONE,
Administrator of above estate.
HARRY H. JOHNSTON,
Attorney for Administrator.
ITO Fidelity building
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06
POLICE TO GUARD.
PRES. POINCAIRE

PARIS, Oct. 6.-President
Poincaire left today for Spain and
Will deliver eight speeches en-
route. Rumors are current that
an attempt will be made to assas-
sinate him and King AIphonso>
The police are taking great pre-
cautions.
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FOR SALE
MI6CELLANEOUS
AUCTION sALE.

T y PA a,, ocT 7T E!1,, AZ, AT 1850
M NJ saHIH seTH s55FFE1HT e 8S
CONSIGNED By THE 8. s. L. n. r.
AS FOLLOWS: IS FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS E Z o SSLoTH; OUTING FLAN..
DISHES AND GLAssWARES'
GRIPS, DRUGGIST SUNDHTES'
NET, KITCHEN SAFE, KBFRia-
ERATOR. CHAIRS. BATH TUBS,
MsAAccAAT IHEa COOK aAcE safovsSEi wd axs
STOVE, MOTORCYCLE, MACHINE
ERY, DOORS. HEATING STOVES.
LEAD PIPE, FITTINGS. AND 9TH
Err GOODS. 81 s
VIM. FITZ-HENRY.
AUCTIONEER Ftt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06
HAVE YoU ANY
OF THESE THINGS?

, A Diamond Ring. 4
, A Scotch Collie Dog. 4
, An Office Safe, 4
, A Brass Bedstead,
} A Typewriter. 4
A Clock to Trade. 4
, A Pool Table. or
A Gold Watch? 4
D Somebody has wanted each
, of these articles recently, 4
, and has advertised them in
, the Times classified columns. 4
, Read the want ads and adj
} vertise your own little wants 4
} here. Bring your wanfs to
, THE WANT AID CORNER" 4
. &%$@~Ve&~~&Se&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06
.KA| IS ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF
CHINA

PEKIN. Got. s.-Yuan shi Kaf
was elected president of China ON
the third Joint ballot By both houses
of the republican parliament today.
He will serve as supreme executive
for Ave years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06
Real Estate Exchanges

HAVE several parcels Of British
Der Of town lots in prosperous Can
adam cities which wish to ex-
change for some Tacoma property.
VIII assume payment and mort
gage IL necessary. What have you
to offer? Apply 814 Tacoma Bldg
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WANTED TO BORROW

$1,000 at 10 for years on improved
property on Prospect St Will
you please let me know by notice.
lilo South Prospect August Ham
son, =
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200 Natl. Blk. Tacoma Bid
SPECIAL
For Sale By Owner

20 acres first-cIass land, enough
cleared to give you a good start,
new buildings and fences; loca.Aj
~ miles east Of Pacific ave, which
~ now being paved to city on
graded county road; r. F. D., TEL,
r. r. sta, cream route and school.
Best cash offer within next few
e. train at about $40 a. M. get
Off at Collins STA, or take old Puy-
allup car, get off at Midland, go
south on T. & e. track III miles.
NJ c. Danforth, r.. No. A. Box 1874.
Tacoma,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06

Two dandy lots with Groom
house and good well, IA blocks
from car. sc fare; 80 minutes
ride from 9TH st. $3.50, So per
mo. takes it. Act promptly. 604
Natl. Realty Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06
SELL MORTGAGES

FIRST MORTGAGE, 5000, for sale,
ever stop to figure compound in
terest? $1,000 with interest COM
pounded annually would amount to
t1338.23 in s years and Will double
in IL. Lennox Investment Com
pany, 1103 Commerce at.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06

REAL ESTATE

5-room bungalow What have you
got to trader Address p. o. Box
l49. City.
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TACOMA AUTO EXCHANGE
NORTH IND AND @ SITS.

HUNTERS ATTENTION--Just the
gasoline launch, SIT. beam, IN h.
p. engine: boat seats 8 to 10 per-
sons. Will sell cheap or trade for
small auto or real estate. For par
ticulars call at Spanaway Park
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-06


$40 ACRES FREE LAND
We know Of few choice home
stead locations In central Oregon,
also own fine irrigated lands In
same section which we will sell ON
EASY TERMS, $40 per acre with
water. No cash until title accepted.
IRRIGATED LAND FREE
INFORMATION.
Bend Land Company
COT Bankers Trust Bldg.
So Per Month Home.
Large piece OF good level land
near city limits, two blocks from
car line, and q new house ready to
move into. Price $500. on terms Of
$40 down and IS per month.
J. M. CURTIS q CO.,
AT Bankers Trust lBdG.
WANT A BARGAIN9
acres, all improved, good build
ings. lot OF fowls. fine creek run
ming through, half bottom land.
and everything needed on place:
close to car line and city; part
cash. balance in trade: also have 20
acres 70 trade. Box Ell, Times.
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EXCHANGE

FOR TRADE-80-a., house, barn
and outbuildings, 1 miles from
Kapowsin. for city property worth
about $4,000; also 3 lots in Regents
Park for 5-passenger auto; also
berry ranch at Summer. John Ping,
Sumner, Wash.
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REAL ESTATE

Good live mortgage, $1,000, for
sale, at SO net. p. o. Box 149, |
City
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Two or more lots, $3.50 each. Ia
err, 3722 South l. at. Main 6185.
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Raspberry, blackberry, loganber-
ry, strawberry, currant, gooseberry,
rhubarb and asparagus In all lead
ing varieties. Write for prices to
f. II. Burglehaus, Summer, Wash.
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LAND

acres good shot clay land near
Salesman No. g.,
e. f.. GREGORY co.
and Floor National Realty Bldg.
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WANTED-To trade. an Edison
graphaphone and IL records for
household goods. Main 6975.
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LARGE nav stock Of NAH paper.
rcrv latest deeixn4 and N4efernn-
<c.s: Su: <5|.y Ps'ns sSe1<Sa g * <
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-02-20
HOWE's CORPORATION
TAX BILL UP TODAY.

Topeka, Feb. t19.-The corpora
ton tax fight will come up today.
Under this measure the administra-
ton hopes to raise additional reven-
ne for state expenses. Senator
Howe Of Dickinson county is the
sponsor of the bill in the senate
and he has been making a daily
campaign in the upper house point
ing out the advantages to the state
of a bill taxing corporations. The
house measure will be up for con-
sideration and from the declarations
of the Democrats there can be no
doubt Of it's passage.