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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
WANT ss,74e FROM EVELYN THAw.
New York Supreme Court Awards Judg
ment to Firm Of Outftters.

New York, April l5.- Evelyn Tbaw's
plea that her husband, Harry X. Thaw,
was responsible for the clothing she
bought during 1908, was disregarded
yesterday by the supreme court, and a
firm of uotfitters was awarded juog-
ment for $S,746. The itemized account
showed that Mrs. Thaw paid from $50
to Ss5 for her hats, and as high as $3.50
for dress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
LYNCH FOR PUBLIC PRINTER.
This Means That the Government Print
ing Office Will Be a Union Shop.

II j. learned that President Wilson
will probohly appoint a. public printer
James VI. Lynch of indianapolis, presi-
dent Of the International Typographical
union. Mr.. Lynch j. known in labor
circles as a wheelhorse Of the A. r. % L.
The president told friends yesterday that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
Bank Closes Doors.

Providence, R. l.. April l5.-The At
lantic National bank did not open for
business yesterday. A notice on the
door said it had suspended payment.
The Atlantic National is one of the
smaller banks in the city. IL is cap
italized at S225 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
DR.. Friedman at White House.

Washington, April l5.-Dr. Friedmanr
inoculated twelve patients at the capital
yesterday in the presence of Secreta-!
Bryan. Assistant Secretary Osborne. the
German ambassador. the Swiss minister
and several army and navy surgeons.
He called on the president and rs
turned to Providence. r. J., last night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
NEW JERSEY EXTRA SESSION.
Gov. Fielder Calls One for May to Pass
Jury Reform.

Trenton, n. j., April l5.-Gov. Fielder
called yesterday an extra session of tho
legislature for May e. The session is
called with a view of passing the jury
reform. constitutional convention AMI
mandatory small board of freeholdeu
hills
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
Harenbaek l, pead lad 50.

Hamburg April l5.--Csrl Hagenback.
90 years old. 2 noted animal collector
and senior partner IN Heniels Mensg-
erie and Tier park a. Stellingen, died
YESTERDAY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15

he was under obligations to Mr.. Lynch
This appointment undoubtedly means
that the G. p. 0. will be closed shop
for the first time in years.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-11-14
Troy

Milton Cheney returned last Sunday
from Storm Lake Ia, where he went
with . car load Of potatoes for Geo.
Schleif.
Mr.. B. Haight and his brother
Henry Haight Of Aberdeen left last
Thursday for Minneapolis.
Earl Miller va down from Water
town over Sunday visiting his parents.
Miss Minda Tillet won't to Water
town Saturday to get some dental
work done.
A chicken pie supper will be given
November 10 BY the Ladies Aid Of the
church.
Hubert Mara was down from
Watertown Sunday.
r. o. johnson was . Revillo visitor
Friday.
Nick Strichertz and son Willie
went to Revillo Tuesday returning
Thursday.
Miss Winnie Bashford, who has
boon making her homo with her uncle
E N. btanwood. left Saturday morn
ing for Redfeld, where she will b
Joined by her sister Mary. From
there they will 60 TO Rtsmark, N. D..
TO make their homo with their father
N. o. 6asiord.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-11-14
Strandburg

L. G. Lundquist 10 here again from
Grand Mariss, MIMI, looking ~
good . ever. He will remain about
. week.
Edward Peterson had = blow out
with his auto, last week, and L. w.
Larson claims IL vas no easy task to
bring It bsck from Milbsak with :
team.
r. G. Derquist hes gone to wiifmsr
Mimi, TO get . team of horses that
we're taken there unlawfully.
Our barber can be found now ia his
v apartments, night or day.
John Wsstlund, our photographer
is remoddeling and renovating his
studio, 80 as to make II one Of the first
in the state.
1t was . girl Tuesday morning ct
Ted. Abrahamsons, and . boy before.
What better could you wish?
August and Joe Eliason sold . cali
aud . hog last week, netting them
something like seventy dollars.
Mat Abrahamson has been discinR
sod for Rev. Lind, but frost stopped
tim and ne il now busy filling In the
street.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-11-14

Since the engagement Of his pretty
sister her small brother had been pus.
sling his head to understand what 4
meant.
why. exclaimed bis mother. ~Mr
0kaegD haa asked sister to marry him.
That means that he'll take care ol
her."
'sBuy her thinGDl' asked The boy.
'sYee."
srHate and dinners and Ice cream
ana 9vefythingr' hs per1iBted
sYeq." was the answer.
The boy thought Il III over Tor . ma.
Dont, and then he oaid:
We'll. that mans got 1ots q courl
- hasn't het"-Ladie' Homo Jour.
I'll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
Social DOings In the Southwest
%%&$ - 900 %S@$<
HOPE. NEW MEXICO



Hope, y NJ, Feb. 19.-Hope chapter
Of r. A Masons, by special dispense
ton, has elected and installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
J. H White, Il. P; VIM Osborn, king;
A w. Board, scribe; W J.. Whitaker,
c. of host; +. l. Brewer. P s; y. j.
EIms, r. A. C; L 4. Brown, NJ. 3rd veil;
J. c. Richards NJ 2nd veil; L p.
GlasscOck. NJ LIST veil; n. L Johnson,
treasurer; Z. c. GetZwiller. secretary
and Henry Cady, sentinel
The eldest son of W. Z. Smith died
after a days illness. Funeral services
were conducted at the NJ. T. church by
the pastor, Rev. II. W. Carter.
The eight year old son of J. A. Santo
is very low with pneumonia
Mayor E. NJ. Teel and trustee c. @
Prude made a trip to Carlsbad to at
tend the funeral of John Crockett, one
Of the pioneers OF this country.
The recent rain and snow has put
the best season in the ground that 1t
has had in years in winter
Waldo Williams, civil engineer, has
left on a trip to Ft. Stockton, Texas,
to survey a large tract Of land near
that place.
J. ". Graham has moved to the
Ramsey place in Orchard Park, so as
to be closer to his WOri-. He has con
tracted for the new press building, and
has most Of the material on the ground
W. II. Brewer, recently from Dallas
Texas. has leased the MecLend0n
orchard.
r. r Seymour has traded his home
place three miles from town to Childers
of Curry county, Texas
". p Lewis has traded his 800
acres near tOWntO Col. Belcher for q
$4,000 stock of hardware IN Hobart
Oklahoma, and has moved there
Dr. White reports the arrival Of a
fine boy at the home of Dick Cartas on
the W. J. Owens place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
TULAROsA. n. NJ.


Tularosa, N NJ. Feb. 19.-NeaI
Hism. OF TularOsa, gave a masked
dance at the WOOdman hall.
The Ladies Home Mission society
will hold the first lecture Of the edu-
cational course Friday night at che
Woodman hall
H c. Jett, OF Van Horn, Texas. is in
Tularosa on a deal forN some horses.
The TuIarosa public school will hold
its annual box supper Saturday night
at the WOOdman hall
The W. c. 7. u. meeting at the Union
church was conducted by Mrs. Kate
Livingston
Miss Edith Abbott has left for Mes
calerO where she has a position
The School banner was won last
week by Mrs. Miler's room with Mrs.
simmons room This week the banner
was won by Mrs. Livingston's room
with Mrs Miller's room second.
Mrs. Carl Haynes and daughter. Opaf-
are visiting relatives in AlamogordO.
Mrs. George Elkins and children
have. returned 10 their home above
MescalerO otter spending three weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
WILCOX, ARIz.


wilcox, Ariz.. Feb 80. 7. Smith,
of Dragon, was a Wilcox visitor TINS
week and reports mining actiVlUeS
brisk in the Dragon district
A Joint meeting Of the art depart
ment and WOman's club was held IN
he auditorium of the High school Dele
Gates who had returned from the con-
Tention at Douglas, gave their reports
The young people Of the Christian
Endeavor society gave a ''tacky party
at the Christian church.
The Home Mission society met at the
home of Mrs. J. ". Angle.
Amos Marion has gone to Hot Springs,
Ark. He expects also to attend the IN
auEural Of president elect woodrow
Wilson.
r. H. Samuels who recently sold out
his cattle interests to Norman A Rose,
has gone to Banning, Cal, where he
viii be Joined by Mrs. Samuels in q
few weeks They have purchased an
almond orchard near Banning
D. W. IsaacsOn has returned from
Los Angeles.
4. II. JeIIey. Of the branch store Of
Norton-NOrgan company, at Bonita,
was in Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith were in
from their ranch for a few days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19

here as a guest Of Mrs. Noah Billiard
Frank Maxwell, county tax assessor,
was here from AlamOgOrdo visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Maxwell
NJ B. Rogers has left for his work on
the bridge gang, after spending several
days here visiting his family.
Tom Osby has a new room added TO
one Of his residences. I W. Lentz did
the work
Chas: Wohlenbery has bought Of W
I. Wellrains 10 bee hives to add to his
large number.
I. w. Lentz has left for Fl Paso
Miss Maud Abbott has left for the
Martin ranch, to remain a month.
Miss Halle LUmbley has left for
MescalerO
Murray Lentz has left for FL PasO.
Erwin Daindes and family have
moved from La Luz TO the L W An
derson ranch.
Joe Martin has left for sherman,
Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob. Cox are here from
Oscura looking after their homestead
west Of town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
CANANEA. MEXICO.

Cananea, Son, Mexico, Feb. 1.-Two
Canan5a young women became brides
during the week. Miss Nora Duffin was
married to c. Byron Vallee in Tucson
on Tuesday, and Miss Ella Mccormack
became Mrs. Dan McAllister in Bisbee
on Monday. Mrs. James Duffin and
Miss Nora had gone to the States to
visit for a short time in Naco and
day to join his family and go TO Tucson
where the wedding occurred. Miss
Virginia Hayes Of this city acted as
bridesmaid.
Mrs. L. A. Hagy entertained in honor
of Miss Ella Mccormack who was mar
ried TO Dan McAllister. There were
five tables Of bridge and the hOnors at
cards were awarded to Mrs. George
Young, first, and Mrs o. L Baldwin,
consolation. Those present We're: J. NJ
Gibbs, J. p. Ferguson. George Young,
Dee Mckee, NJ c. Spires, Gordon Bull
lock, Inez Haney, c. c. Chase, H W.
Carey, F. Kehew, VIM Gmahling. F.
TedfOrd GOe. Wiswall c. W. Wright,
O. 4 Baldwin, II. G. Cole. A. c. Harris
and James Clayton; Misses Ella Nc
Cormack and Edna Work
The Cananea club gave a dance and
Valentine party.
The Pythian Sisters viii give a
mask ball on the evening OF FEBRUARY
-
Airs. T. A HaEy will entertain the
Mesa Bridge club.
Mrs. Gordon Bullock entertained
few friends with dinner IN honor OF
Miss Ella Mccormack After the DIN
ner cards were played and the prizes
were awarded Miss Mccormack ana
Dan McAlliSter Those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gmahling, Miss Edna
Work, Miss Ella Mccormack, W A.
Julian, Dan McAluster and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Bullock.
A solo tournament and smoker, cerm-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
HAYDEN. ARIZONA
- 90 %@@&$@@%%%%

Hayden, Ariz, Feb I9-Mrs. W. J.
NurchsOn acted as hostess at fare
well party given in honor of Mrs.
Chapman, who is leaving Hayden. The
home was prettily decorated, cards
being the feature of the afternoon,
after which lunch was served. The
following were present; Mesdames
Britts, Challen. Terry, Patton, Roberts,
Chapman and MurchsOn-
Mrs. Z. D. Kind is spending a few
days in Hayden from her home in
Phoenix.
The Hayden Dancing club is a new
social organization which viii give
dances in Hayden every two weeks in
the Hayden hotel
Mrs. Truman Phillips gave luncheon
and kitchen shower in honor of Mrs.
I.esher at her home on the smelter
site. Mr. and Mrs Lesher lost every
thing they possessed in recent fire
Several Haydenites visited Phoenix
during the Aztec sun fete-
Ed. Weaver. constable Of Cotton,
California. is visiting his brother, W.
E. Weaver, in Hayden.
Mrs. Harry Sweet, with her boy,
Donald. have left for Florence, Colo,
where she will make her home with her
parents. The remains Of Mr.. Sweet,
which were temporarily buried in the
VinkeITnan cemetery. viii be taken TO
Florence later for interment
a J. NacLean. cashier for the Ray
Consolidated Copper company, is IN
Phoenix.
R. NJ. Record spent a few days in
Kelvin on railroad matters.
Mrs Ray Nichols is confined to her
bed with sickness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
HOME. or Low PRICES

land. Ore. is a guest Of Mrs. H Hat
field.
Gus Ham. Of the Hotel Sonora, was
in Bisbee for a few days
W. A. Wasley has gone to northern
Arizona where he viii locate.
w W Cutler, formerly of the Four
Cs engineering department, has gone
to Bisbee to locate.
Frank Shaver has returned from
Phoenix. AriZ.
Mrs. T. c. Key and children have re-
turned from Tucson, where she has been
visiting for three weeks
sam Leonard, a former Cananean,
who was in charge Of the old Sierra de
CObre property, was here this week.
Frank Fisher, a former Cananean,
now residing in Douglas. was a guest
of his father. B. +. Fisher, this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19

mating with an athletic program was
given by the Cananea club
J. N. Gibbs has secured an option on
the property owned by the VIM Read
estate. The property consists OF the
two buildings adjoining the GIBBS
property in ROnquilO.
Auditor Reimers of the S. P. railroad
is in the city checking out W. Z.
Briggs. cashier Of the local SJaJlon. VINO
will soon leave for NavaJoas Son, Wnefe
he has been appointed agent He has
been succeeded by SeverianO DelSado-
T. J. Strachan, superintendent OF the
local concentration, has gone TO MOT
enci, Ariz., to look over the new Haru-
ing mills recently installed IN the con-
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. o. Watson have wei
coined a boy bay to their home.
James P. Woodland, pharmacist at the
local hospital, has recovered from an
attack Of the grip
the hospital suffering with pleurlsy' Is
much better.
Arturo CubiIlas, jr.. has gone to
HermOsillO to visit with delat1Ves- als
wife preceded him there few weeks
J. r. McMuIIin was at his ranch near
Saint David Ariz-, for Few days
Hugo Leisner, Of the grocery depart
ment Of the Cananea stores. has gone
to Seguin. Texas, where he will spend
his vacation.
Mrs. w. F. SeideI has returned from
Bisbee where she was called by the
illness Of her mother Mrs. George
Mrs. J. TriboIet and daughter. Mrs.
F. p CIarv of Douglas, spent several
DAYS here looking after legal affairs.
Mrs. James Breen and little son have
returned from Douglas. where she was
called two weeks ago on account Of the
serios illness of her mother, who has
since recovered
w. T. Brown has returned from
Imuris-
f. S. Stafford. engineer for the Can
anea Cattle company, has gone to
Tucson.
AIRS. j. Thomas Leonard, of Port
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
. CLOUDCROFT, y. NJ. -


CIOudcroft, II. NJ, Feb. 19.-News has
reached here of a wedding which took
place near MayhiU- The contracting
parties were Vaughan Banta and Miss
Nadia Riggs The affair was a surprise
to every one in this community. Mr..
Banta is a well known cattle man o.
Felix, N NJ, and Miss Riggs is the
daughter OF II. O. Riggs, a wealthy
catJleman and farmer of this county
Mr. Riggs was president Of the Cloud
croft Trading company during its eX-
istence. Mr. and Mrs. Banta are spend
ing a few days in Roswell, n N, and
later will be at home to their friends
at Felix, n N.
The new planning mill has lately been
installed by ID. r, johnson at Elkhorn,
n NJ. a small place about seven miles
from Weed n. n
Mrs. n. L Barnett. of Avis is dead.
She was the wife of Rev. Y. F. Barnett,
Supervisor r F. BaIthis, Of the
Alamo National Forest, IS now on an
inspection trip in the Guadalupe
mountains, but is expected to return
some time this week
Jas 3. York, Of the firm Of Williams
and York. who underwent an operation
recently. is now back at work.
Mrs Thomas Daniel, wife Of the editor
Of the CIoudcroft paper, is expected to
arrive from TeXline, Texas.
J c. Jones who recently accompanied
his wife and daughter, Mrs Howard
Beachum, to AlamOgOrdo, VIII remain
there for some time in the interest OF
the ClOudcrOft-PecOs Valley Electric
Line which he is promoting.
Simon KatOsky. general merchant Of
High Rolls, is back from lengthy trip
to Columbus, Ohio
l. L GOss, who recently sold his Cox
Cannon property to Bonneu Bros, OF
this place, is now remOdeling his res
idence on his PenascO ranch.
Frank NahiIl, Of Mayhill, N NJ, was
here purchasing spring supplies
Bob Littlefield has gone to Silver
CITY n NJ. on a visit to friends.
Frank Riggs and wife are back IN
town after a few days stay on the ranch
near MayhilL
John Bell is repairing his saw mill
at NayhiII and will soon be ready for
business again.
Joe Peck is back from Ohio, Hamilton
county. Texas, making preparations to
ship a car load Of horses to that point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
PLATEAU. TEXAS.


Plateau. Tex. Feb. 19.-John Mills has
returned from Ell PaSO-
Dee Wallace. from the Y ranch, IS
here on business
Mr.. Taut of Kent. IS here attending
the Slash y roundup.
Miss Kathleen ZuehI attended the
Valentine dance given in Van Horn
H. r. Richburg was In Van Horn
this week
Mr. and Mrs Gene Graham and chill
dren. of FL PaSO, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs ". @. Driggers.
soc MERCHANTS LUNCHEON soc
Sheldon Cafe
Served from IL to D. m
Your roof insured for 10 years with
out extra cost TO you. Let US explain
Lander Lumber Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03
QUAINT CUSTOMS OF THE
WORLDS QUEER PEOPLE
SNAKE DANcH OF THE MoK1 INDIANS
One of the quaint customs OF

One of the quaint customs OF
the world which is disappearing
with one of the worlds queerest
people is the snake dance of the
Moki Indians, who live in sunny
Arizona. This American state,
as most people know, needs water
needs it more than anything
else-and the Moki snake dance
is a religious ceremony, an invo-
cation for rain which shall keep
the springs alive and which shall
induce the thirsty desert sands to
give bounteous crops of corn,
melons and beans.
The ceremony is very long,
taking all day to perform. To-
wards the close of the day the
pagan priesthood takes charge in
view of all the gathered tribe.
This is when the snakes arrive.
They have been captured days be-
fore and now lie on the ground
near the priests. all deadly rat
tiers.
Each priest must grasp a snake
and whites who have witnessed
the dance say that they take them
in their arms, seize them by the
back of the neck in their teeth
all the time chanting and dancing
about.
Finally the snakes are all
thrown into a small magic circle
marked out on the ground where
they instantly become a pyramid
of horror. A momentary pause,
then all the dancers plunge for
ward, attempting to fill their
arms with as many of the SNAKES
as they can grab.
In two or three seconds all the
snakes are off the ground and the
dancers disappear with them In
the darkness. Before their return
they have set the snakes at lib
erty and that ends the ceremony.
All this time not a dancer has
been bitten, 1t is claimed. Trust
worthy white witnesses have seen
the rattlers draw blood from Moki
arms, but never a death has re-
suited. Scientific observers have
captured SNAKES after their re-
lease by the priests and have
found the fangs intact, the sacs
filled with poison.
What is the secret? Nobody
knows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03
TRUSSES
SUPPORTERS
ELASTIC HOSIERY
BANDAGES
Graduate Nurse in attendance for
women.
Pirate fitting rooms.
Calls made to residence without ex-
ira charges.
Physicians Supply Co.
954 Commerce st.
Main 62.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, NOV. 4TH, AT 1890
I05 SOUTH 18TH ST., OF THE
FOLLOWING:
QUARTER SAWED OAK MA
POLEON BED; OAK, WHITE
ERS; IRON SPRINGS; MATTRESS
ES; TOILET SETS; NORRIS
CHAIRS; ROCKERS; BIRDSEYE
MAPLE PARLOR FURNITURE;
COUCH; DROP LEAF TABLE;
DINING TABLE; KITCHEN
QUEEN; PHONOGRAPH; SEWING
MACHINE; LAMPS; JARDIN-
IERES. ALSO BY THE ORDER
OF THE RECEIVER WE WILL
SELL ONE NEW UPRIGHT MA
HOGANY OPERA GRAND WINS
TON PIANO, AND ONE ELECTRIC
PIANOLA.
VIM. FITZ-HENRY,
AUCTIONEER
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03
REAL ESTATE

B-room, new, modern bungalow
just completed. bath room between
slash grain woodwork: 2 full lots;
all improvements paid; good loca-
tion, near my office. Price $1450,
500 down, SIS per month. T. d.
Gregory, Norton and Mckinley av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03
ATLAS co.'s SPECIALS

Alright heaters, Is inch size, $3.50;
iron beds. $50; springs, S1.00;
good range, 6-hole, $40: gas heater,
$1.00; extension dining tables, $as50
dining chairs, csc; gas plates, $3.50;
gas ranges. $500; kitchen tables,
s6c; sanitary couches, $3.50.
ATLAS FURNITURE co.
1928 Commerce st -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03
WANTED TO BUY

IF c. NJ. NJ. sees this write at once;
best friend sick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03

WE sharpen safety razor blades.
All work guaranteed vtrges Drug
Co. 11z4 Pacific av-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03
EXCHANGE

WILL trade acreage clear of in
cumbrance for heavy team.
VIM. Geerty. Spanaway. Wn.
REAL ESTATE for marine engine
in good condition. s to 15 h. D.
Give particulars, Box vi, Times.
WILL trade acreage clear of in
cumbrance, for heavy team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03
FOR RENT-FARMS

FOR RENT-A rancf. or IT acres
near Olympia, all fenced, ana
good house. Inquire stephen John
son, school house crossing Fern
Hill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03
PERSONAL

A young man would like to COM
municate with some desirable
lady with view of marriage. Is
20 years old. healthy, hard worker
and good principles. Lady must
have the same qualities. Address
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03

Edison Glee club has begun
practice Wednesday nights at 8
o'clock, Blacksmiths' hall, 54th
and Union, So. Tacoma. Male
singers who want to join can do
SO by being present. 9Th and 18th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03

WANTED - Second hand furniturs
apd stoves. J. o. Purkey. 1slS
z n Main bssS.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-17
Daddy sBedtirne:
q. How Johnny
O0V Doctored His .
= Rocking Horse

~AHERE Jack and Evelyn nad oeen
When daddy said he was READY 70 e
ii they settled down
going Johnny Juniper ana nls Morse
was rocking steel spring
cold They put him 10 oeo auo gave
medicine bis chest and lied cotns WEI
in pmen complained Of headacne ns
mothe medicine on his little head ~.
and several days oerore ne GOT
When first toy nat no
bis horse -.
Poor lonesome when Johnny was sk'
~ course him. but when Johnny CLIMBED Oh
his back and started to spring began to squeak
Guess bors Johnny He went upstairs ana
cot bottle be had standing ne
cellar -.
Nice mutered BE ed down to tne
collar and poured Of the bottle the
suine looking at the rag 1t was tu
pentne Turpentne always does smell strong
with the tupente around the horses throat
squked Johnny got down
horsie! Johnny exclaimed Then ne went
led them the horses legs.
added he threw blanket over the
horse
wondered the rocking horse was coy
the cloths Dooo1ns neck
andeg turpenine! she cried and she pulled them on
Why cried hores skin all come on!
he had put the the paint was oh
hate IT.? asked Johnnys mother
Give him medicine make him WE'LL the little boy ex
her how Dobbn goaneo
mother said "A little oil the spring was al inc
your medicine has spoiled his looks