The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-25

Deaths.
Houts-Mrs. Sarah Houts, age
SIS, 2s18 South Yakima avenue,
died today, local hospital. Leaves
six daughters, three sons. Re-
mains at G. C. Mellinger company
residence, awaiting funeral.
Flett - Mrs. ]. Flett, age 80,
died last night at home of daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. j. Fleetwood, 1116
North I street. Also leaves two
other daughters, Mrs. w. e. Liz
gett and Mrs. G. w. Gillian, and
son, Robert w. Flett. Was wild
ow of T. H. Flett. No funeral
Arrangements. c. G. Mellinger
company.
Teeter--Mrs. Eliza e. Teeter,
age Sc, wife of Jacob E., 1902
East G street, died Wednesday.
Funeral Friday, Q D. M, from res
idence. Interment, Tacoma ceme-
terry. c. c. Melligner company.
Funerals.
Renberg-Funeral of Roy Rem
berg, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred, 408 East Division lane,
held at 1 o'clock today, Rev. A.
p. Eckman officiating. G. G. Mel
linger company.
Keesling-Funeral of G. B.
Keesling Monday, II a. m, Hos
Misunderstanding company chapel.
Interment, Tacoma mausoleum.
Thompson-Funeral of Sanford
Thompson. age z, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Thompson, ITO South
M street, held today, 1 p. m.
Hoska-Buckley-King company's
chapel.
Burke - Funeral of Henry
Burke Friday, 10. o'clock, c. C.
Mellinger company's residence.
Rev. Joel Vigus officiating. In
terment, Tacoma Cemetery. Post
norton by Drs. Ashton, Nc
Creery and Whitaker determined
death due to suicide.
Marriage Licenses.
Alex e. Ross and Edna p. Carr,
both of Tacoma; John Roberts of
Tacoma and Margaret Strong,
Vancouver, Wash; Dell Martin,
Seattle. and Miss Kith England,
Tacoma.
Confessing yesterday afternoon
that he knew of another pirate"
cache where he and John Frey,
the boy pirate, had hidden goods,
r. H. Bachelor, 17-year-old po-
lice prisoner, took Juvenile Nor
ais Officer Jurisch to Vashon
island and recovered more than
500 worth of stolen goods, hid
den in an abandoned cabin.
The first passenger eleva-
tor in Lewis county has just
been installed in the EN-
plOyes' hospital at Centralia.
Judge Ronald at Seattle SEN
fenced Peter Miller to to Is
years for burglary, making his
combined sentences now rs years.
Carl Smith was arrested
"Wednesday evening by Pa
trOlman Fred McCaIlIm on
q charge Of exceeding the
auto speed limit. He drove
at q 3O-mile gait ON East
9th street between Il street
and the Interurban bridge,
1t is reported.
The Seattle government assay
office has handled S4,463,0OO of
Alaska gold since July.
The ssbetter babies" show
at state fair at North faki-
ma has brought $50 en-
tries.
Leaving her home for three
hours Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
William Ranke, 919 South e
street, found on her return that
burglars had ransacked the house
and taken 1914 from a purse hid
den in one of the closets. She
had left the door unlocked.
For sale, cheap, roll-top desk.
Call at 610 South j.
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Judge John II. Humphies
of Seattle has issued war
rants for 90 socialists who
adopted . resolution threat
ening him with defiance II
he sends DIR. Titus, Kate Sad
Ter and Willard Price 20 Jail
for speaking on the street.
For Flour, Feed and Seed, 60
| to Farmers Feed & Seed Co.
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Mrs. Anderson, 1918 South 9th
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