davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18
Fleht over Tango Argnment.

Carterville, NO., Dec. 12.-Be-
cause Harry Flemming wanted to
dance the tango at a dance given by
club composed OF the elite Of Car
terviIle society, Flemming and John
Cunningham, both members Of the
club. engaged in a fight. Each paid
q fine OF IS and costs today for dis
turbance. Cunningham objected to
the new style Of dancing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18
Russia would Withdraw Troops.

Picking, Dec. 1S.-The Russian
proposes the withdrawal
Of all foreign troops from Picking
and the province Of Chilli, China,
including the legation guards, the
regiments At Tientsin and the troops
guarding the railway between the
sea and Picking. Russia considers
conditions in the north Of China
no longer dangerous to foreigners.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18
aaTEN FROM THREE TOWNS
ENDORSE sTRANG LINE

Kansas City, Dec. 1.-TWO hum
dlred residents OF Olathe, Ottawa,
Baldwin and intervening towns came
60 Kansas City and unanimously in
tlOrsed the movement to extend the
Strang electric line to Ottawa. They
had luncheon at the Hotel Balti-
more and later discussed the pro-
Ject at the Commercial club.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Naf hober Bersesfpite.

a~m ,Depunt McQtxter" In AIassa pe4t tal
Daaner Der observation-disclosures.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Grblinoet bnr@ 9rabtfmnfen.

Mnoerion, Sno., 80. October.
Neun8ebn Berionen iin6 lart 8eri@t
erblinoet als @eiultat 6es &ini@ou>
ems in Elm 2i4t, sos bon Mrbeitern,
sic 6nr6 einen eleftrtiden Bro5eB an
einem g%efreu5ten Drabt gu Mnoer Jon,
Sn6., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, er3engt
tpnr6e. Gin 5pe5ialiit bebanptete,
6oB in jeoem 6ieSbe3iigli6en Sale
sic Snnenieite 6es Mugenlioes irritirt
mor. Ct CAB als feline &boerte Ser
l1riode sic beion0eren Strablen oes
2ihtes an. 2el1te mer6en oft perblen=
set o11rd @orurtbeil, aber tpirfli6e
Grperts loben Sic @ol0en Grain Belt
giere ais 6as 8e1te unter alien. Be-
1telt es BEL 8. Sc. 2abr, @bone 49,
CLOUD, Minn. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Rert~&rstse 8de..
Oara "a Ss>sae%ss ia a1sssn bs ssR0 Oa5Ss
isa3sns Sssa Atsabt3s 10 oeet6e tstts1>ss.

Vim II. Suli lou bas e&sft BORT
lamb" in Seattle eintreffen uno ietne
antunft mirb ben &6bep,uttt Der GRO
ben @oloieier, bas u@otlaf@1, b'!.
6erL bic ON Is. Suli begtnnt uro ore'
Goqe orbdlt. Seit Dor 16 Sebren.
I'M Suit 1897, bos s@ift NIT Der er'
ften 9abung @oloitaub, Der i'm ne.'ers
Dorabo am Rlonbite geponnen por'
ben, anlangte, miro Die Geier aajabr'
lid be9angen. Das ~Rotlatih" lit ur'
ipringlih Elm inbianH@es Set, oas
bon ben &otbduten GlaSfaS setetert
tpir6 unb bel Dem ii4 Der $auptlins
bes @tammes, 6er rGpee", ais Gait
eeber nod unb nod feiner gon3en IT,
bii9en $obe our@ 8erf@enfen entau'
Bert, ober nit ieiner freitptaigen &r'
NUT Die bo9ite Adt1n9 oer5tammes.
g%enoiien Big ans 2ebenSenoe ertauft.
Sos 8tl0 aeiot ben &auptling (Epee)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
pes letbeubex Hexf&teit jxr 2~txbessse.
2oniSbtue. a.. 0ttpber 1919.

3es Ietbeubex Rexf4teit yxr 2~txsessae. 9
2ontsbiue. a.. 0ttuber 1919.
eeR uneefdbr 8 Sabren pubte ID MD.
oetpalut otng i@ ou Bette. 9aeine tdlSlt&eu
3opgeu uaren fdtper. botte aber nteluaub beS
d raoeu ball. biefer 0ebonIe bra&te milo on
unter Iitt. ba1in tano ft@ Baitor a5nio:S sler.
benftdrter unb feitbem Tom ID iuteber IN mir.
Der 9ni6 tn metueW aopfe berf@ipanb aa6
BEN erftel Q9t1eI bon ulb erfrif&en6er solid
fteIlte f@ !tpte6er etnk fopte anf metne DC.
tnroben iptrtte 6er geerbentfdrfer -5auberbott.
fR59e 3ott oo8 9dttGI nod Iange tis bic Iets
betloe Neeuf@bett ertaIten.
5pau M aeMa1en
9err !9farrer HetIeb aus @ebu,our, Snb..
ta9t. bob er gattor a5nte's Nerbenftdrfer ee.
Gen .S9lntlpftgtett ndbu1, peI9e ibn f@on felt
Il Sa9ren plagte. 6eitbem t@Idft e. tpteber
gut uno eu1pfiebIt ben Merbenftdrfer baber.
Oval Elm pertbboles BUD fur serbenlelbenb.
2eCHk tpirb Seben Der eS perlan9t, %3ugefanot
49, Mrue erbalten au9 bic Wtebiatn un1fonft
&tefe Wtebi3in tpnrhe ieit benz SABRE 1875 bon ben
6o9m. poitor Rbaia. Sort mapne. 9nb.. ~subereite'
uno iebt inter fetner A1peitun9 bon Der
KOENG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
@et Mpstbetern ~ babet tar
$500 ote 9lAtdbe. 6 0Iafdsn fur $500;
erobs $1.75, 8 tar 5000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

tem,mepben &aamma .Paeifie . welt.
a,,sfteuurg gu Gan Graneisco i'm
Boltevmeer. Sort bot e MaI "a
Bop. Elm Mitglteo ber Expedition,
Die ,neber Giibrute Ser Gorf@er
Harter un6 Brotp,,e 1a1r Bdbeiglrtg
bes Berges aufgebro9en mar, a,1f-
gepflanst. @@t Monate bn Die
Expedition gebrou@t, I'M bon Setp.
orh, alasfa, aus ibr 8tel az errei.
den. sic ntubte fia ibren Beg 6ur9
bic @ilonis bab1pet unb oft mebrere
9age arbaIten, I'M einen Der furdt.
loren Shneeitlrtne jener @egiotpen
poriibergeben gu Infien, neil Der
MariG ouf frii@ eefaaenm Shnee
liter Die iteilen Mbbd1nge bes @ebir.
oes gu gefabrlid mar. Wdbren6 elmer
biefer er5mungenen N%ubepuufen bot
Ga @op Die 6lagge angeferttgt. 91e
tod1te 5nbe 6es 8erges tonnte Die
Expedition bennod niM erreifen.
gle geriet in ser &obe oou 20,0I'
Iatb in Elm bt6teS S4neegeitober
ln6 mubte u%mtebret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Sic boudnoiiden So3ialilten bo=
ben es abgelebmt, als @iniiter an Der
meqierl1ng tbeil5unebmen. 81 iino
file audi an6ersmo. $50 es ettpas 5n
tbun qibt, mo- es gilt, cine fonitrnf=
tipe golitif on3ubobner, ga ltno tie
nidt git 1preden. Mie6erreiBen! Sour
fritiliren! @as a~ler6ings biel letdter
III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

fen? Sea nno OBJ Mir boben ia iogar
an Sunoertidbrtgen i'm Dorf!
u8as sic iagen, forperli6 unb
geiitig frii9?"
"SSa, 10 gerau TENN i@ i'm nidt. :.
Ser lit ndmli9 erlt fur3li6 aus Ser
'Staot 5u uns ge3ogen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
New Process
5team | aundry
1eutt Sbr Ghpas pun Cure Wdtde!

Gentt Sbr Ghuas opn Gmre wa'@ef
nseun 10, oanu miro es iih @u4 lob
aen. nltbt a,!bsr Adt g. ialls33' T. 1 oaS 'D 81
ma ull5eriec. @ir boben bic ppd1tdn,.
oialte @uldunltalt I'M Noro'pe ltsn uni
Iieferu erjter NlaHe grbeit. M1r gez
bralid)eu tciae Ghen,italel; MIR peroerpen per
'oober Cure Sadeu ui9t. @enn Sp1
RENE Nrbeit u1o bel tie Bebanoinne
frput. ponn renft al ms. uniere Yre!z
5e lino nienriger als lpnl 1lpp, unp NH
oelorgeu Cure 8amilienpdlbe b1l1ger
ale Sb1 es ielblt tbun ton1t; grtn1ot9'
unb iiber3el, ct Guh. Wir bnben A9e''=
ten IL, Den unlltege1ben Stdoten.
e. 4. Weper Observation-Disclosures
@igenthnmer.
$. Mpe. g.. ct. @lonb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

GngIanb beibt ungefdbr 22OO
&otiee . Iii@ereioampfer, mabreno
Deutiblon6 beren n1r ettpa 300 BE-
ittt, mopo11 ser erite inn Sabre 1885
erbaut murbe.
SIN Sabre 1910 perlieben Sen
&amburger 9afen 17,244 Seef9iffe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Refine oreibunoert SUB bon Ser
6uberiten Spise bes rMourt Mc'
4inlep" in Mlasta, beS boditen Ser
Ges oeS Recommendations 4osti'
uent3, eattfernt pebt boS Banner Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Sluul du uIlS
Barter @inf. = Didter:
u@lal1ben Sic ni9t, tpenn i6 cine
meiner bier 8alloben itreiben mir
6e, 6aB id 6amit oen Mft perbeiiern
fonnte?"
Gin nnbe1te6li6er. =
SEER: r8abren Sic MIDI 6o6, bite
in 5 Minl1ten na6 0em 8abnbof.
Sd gebe Sbnen oafiir audi einen Sbo=
Teri"
Groidfenfutider: uMee, es jeff
nid), n1eiu SEER! Mit mi6 fonn' Sc
maden, mot Sc moQ'n, aber mein
Saul is patl1b unbeltedlid."
3mei S1eiBige. = 9u6bal=
ter (al1f1dredeno): r@as faut Sbnen
Elm. arbeiten Sic lieber, nitatt
NIT SEN 6ingern auf oem Suit Der
l~1m5ntrommeln!"
2ebrling: u@ntib1tloigen Sic, i6
molte ia nltr berbiiten, 6oB Ser Trin=
5ipal Sic = idnorhen bort!"
Sena6oem.- @auSfran gum
Mnitreider, ser Sen 6l1Bbo6en fret
4en 1oG: u5agen Sic NAL, IN mie
LANCER 3eit meroen Sic mobl NIT
ser Mrbeit fertig iein?"
Mn1trei6er: nDas meiB id ni@t.
Ser Meiiter iiebt iid gero0e nod Ell
ner onoeren Mrbeit Inn. @enn er Tie
befommt, Damn mer6en mir bier i6on
morgen fertig. @enn ni6t, Damn
miro sic @o9e bier tpobl sic gan5e
Mp6c oal1ern."
Gas iingite @eri6t.--
gadermeilte Meltelter fabrt na6
Miindem in sic Serge. Marno tit
Dor ser Mbreiie iebr beiorgt INT
ibn.
v@em id moreen 1T Miinden o11=
fomme" - iagte ibr 5proB = Damn
lit mein eriter @eg in sic @lte Bina-
fotbef. Sd freue MIDI i@on ouf 6as
vSsSiinglte @eribt!"
Moma miro dng1tli6: So man
ni6t 10 bel ihperes 3eug BET
Deinem idpaden Magen!"
nnongebra6te &ofli6=
feit. - @ait: uBol1en sic 6te Git
te baben> sic Seine etmaS ndber an
iid gu 5ieben?"
@aler (bleibt rrbig 1tben).
@o1t (etmos lauter): ~0irfte i4
Sic bitten, lid etmas anitanoiger gu
leten?"
8auer (bleibt abermals rubig
ltben).
@oit (auffabreno): uDonnermetter>
tpenn sic Slegel iebt sic 8etne ni6t
ein3iebem 10 merfe i@ Sbnen 6en
MaBfrug an 6en @@doel!"
8ouer (6ie 8eine meg5tebeno):
Sea, bGitten's sos net g1ei' bernunf=
tig ioge f0nnen?!"
8eim @artenIpiel. - @err
g.: nMber, Srdulein, poiien sic bod
auf, Sic lpielen ia fali@, ih bin oo@
SIR Mann!"
8raulein @ulalio: u@ollen Sic
mir 6as idriftli@ geben?"
Yaris in brei Eagen. -
vnn6 sic beboupten allo, in 6ret
Sogen gan3 @ariS geieben 5u baben?
Mber 6as lit abiolut nnmogli@."
Der reiienoe g%ngIdn6er: uMber int
@egentbeiI, 6os lit 1ebr einfad: met
ne syrau befudt sic @eiddfte, meme
Eohter sic Muieen nn6 id Sic Ste
Itourants. l1nb Mben6s ergdn5en mtr
Damn un1ere @oti5en."
Grblinbet bnr9 9%rabtfnnfen.
Mn6erion, Sn6., 80. October.
Meun3ebn Berionen iin6 laut 8eri@t
erblin6et ols @eiultat 6es &ini@ou>
ems in Elm 2i6t, sos bon Mrbeitern,
sic 6ur6 einen eleftrtiden Bro5eB at
einem gefreu5ten Drabt gu Mn6erion>
Gs14 a1tfnnmpnfhmeiRten. erael1dt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
TACOMA THE WORLD PORT
OF THE PACIFIC
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE
COLUMBIA RIVER
TacOEua information League
in Information League
CHAPTER XXI.

n<NlI.
Continued from Chapter XXI)
Chapters XIX and following,
containing quotations from the
Portland Chamber of Com
merce Bulletin, should be pre-
served and read together, aft
err the extracts from the Bull
1etin have all appeared.
The Portland Bulletin tells a
story that will compel the be-
the traffic is coming and must
come In increasing Volumes
story that will convince beyond
doubt that this city is the
world port of the Pacific.
Note the following from the
report of Mr.. j. N. Teal, At
torney Transportation Commit
merce Bulletin. remembering
this is continued from chap
ter 81.
mfr. Hill on that occasion,
speaking of the Columbia river
route, said: Nature made the
pass; water follows the line of
least resistance. and so does
commerce. With water it is
some physical obstruction, but
with commerce 1t is dollars
and cents. A thousand tons of
freight can roll down the bank
of your river cheaper than we
mountains
'Mr. Elliot, speaking for the
Northern Pacific. said: We
build this North Bank Line we
will find no decrease I'm the
number of trains that are
passed over the Cascade Noun
ta1nS but that we shall also
have a train over the North
Bank Line into Portland every
thirty minutes"
Portland Mr W IsiS W Sgsa1k d not for for
tend that the trains shall run
down the north bank and
thence to Puget Sound. II they
do, then 1t is possible that Mr..
Harriman's roads will also build
on over to the Sound and their
traffic will go there Also"
That was great night for
all re-read the glowing prophe-
sizes of oversee traffic that
was to follow the building of
this road as set out in the
daily press"
"The road was built. the
government and the Port of
Portland spent millions in
ueepeHiHB the mouth or the rfV-
er, but with what effect on
traffic or on rates, based on
natural advantages, or on our
deep sea trader"
'"rhe Hartman road has
gone to the Sound. ."
Ito Tacoma.)
While what Mr.. Hill said as
to cost of movement over the
tops of the mountains" COM
pared with rolling 1t down
the bank of your river was
true then. and Is true now, vet
In what way has 1t benefited
the communities enjoying the
cheaper reuter-"
Tomorrow we will quote from
the same bulletin which will
convince you that the PIT. De-
fiance line is being built be-
cause the Columbia river has
failed as an ocean port and
that the people living on the
Columbia know IL.
Traffic must come to Taco
ma. 1t costs Less" here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
AGED MAN FOUND
DEAD INJAIL

B. d. Spang, 60, pitched head
foremost out of a Commerce
street door at noon yesterday and
landed in a heap on the sidewalk.
He was gathered up and sent to
the city jail and at s o'clock he
was dead.
Death was due to alcoholism
which stopped his heart. He
made no outcry but just laid
down on the Jail floor and died.
Joseph Drinkwine, in the same
cell with him, discovered he was
dead when he tried to rouse him
for supper.
shSpang had $3.50. several letters
and a time card from the st.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber COM
pany. The body is waiting
claimants at Lynn's morgue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
LET PLUVIUS
DO THE WORK

When it comes to cleaning the
town the women must admit they
will have to take off their hats
to j. Pluvius. Old Pluv. saw that
the women were in earnest so he
filled up his sparkling cans last
evening and began doing bust
ness. This morning when the
cleanup committee awoke things
were being washed in great shape.
All that remains now is for the
rubbish to be gathered up and
the women say that Is up to the
Tacoma mortals. q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
REAL ESTATE
Idle Money Snaps for Investors

at Don't telephone
savings homes; $50 to $3.50 balance
to interest; cheaper
exchange lands and
sites.
wanted; Z and INTEREST," 1t will
twice
We specialists improved
having experience,
$500 Side; $500 for another
Larchmont Both these sold payments
$40 down and $40 monthly with interest desired Put up
Equity s1AOo $4,000 modern South Side bungalow
fors sale trade. Owner
Hundreds sell payments at bar
$40 cash $40 monthly
Read living this summer
in a grounds
Nows time to buy cutting prices all our
South places With 25 you'll be able get started
1929 So 54th, South Tacoma rooms ana
bath; bearing orchard logan6eres
School Price $3.50; monthly If desired or Will
take part price,
s2s East SD ST, block of N p hospital; N w:
view house be rented out TOT
monthly might cohsioer
$40 monthly owner
Ike would also accept TRACE.
Lennox Investment Company
Equitable Bldg, Pacific Natl BANK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
MARIETTA, OHIO
IS THREATENED

and Ironton are inundated, and
the crest Of the flood is yet to
come. A seventy-foot stage is
expected at both places.
The flood waters here and at
Dayton, GAINESVILLE and Piqua are
subsiding rapidly. Gov. Cox has
announced that relief has reached
all these points, but that cloth
ing and more food supplies are
still needed. ra
Fifty-six corpses had been re-
covered here up to 10 o'clock to-
day. Undertakers who are fight
ing for possession of bodies and
removing them to private morgues
are delaying Identification.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire
COLUMBUS, o., March 90
Talking from a telephone pole IS
miles south of Lancaster, G.
Brawleg today informed Gov. Cox
that the flood situation at Mari
eta, o.. could hardly be worse.
The river there, he said, is six
feet higher than it was in 1884,
when its flood waters destroyed
one-third of the city. Supplies,
Brawleg said, were needed at
once.
Reports received here today
said that the entire Ohio river
valley is in danger. Portsmouth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
PROGRESS|vES
HOLD BANQUET
THIS EVENING

8 The bull moose banquet at the
Y. w. G. A. tonight promises to
be the biggest political affair
since the election. w. H. Paul.
hamus will preside and all the
progressive legislators from this
county and King county will
speak. Mayor Seymour will also
be among the orators. The feast
will start at 6 o'clock,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
Best Known Cough RENE,

For forty-three years DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been known
throughout the world as the most
reliable cough remedy. Over
three million bottles were used
last year. Isn't this proof? 70
will get rid of your cough, or We
Will refund your money. J. j.
Owens, of Allendale, s. c., writes
the way hundreds Of others have
done: after twenty years. +
find that DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry is the best remedy for coughs
and colds that have ever used. .
For coughs or colds and all throat
and lung troubles, It has no equal.
60c and $1.00 at Ryner Malstrom
Drug Co., 83s Pacific av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
NICHOLAS ISDEAD
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
LONDON, March 20. - The
death of King Nicholas of Mon
tenegro Is reported here today in
a dispatch received from Paris.
No details We're given. The
Montenegrin consul general here
said he had received no confirma-
ton OF the report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
HE DOESN'T CARE

Contractor Pete McHugh says
he doesn't care a rap how many
resolutions the council passes
calling on him to do work on that
pipe line-he has finished his job,
and the courts will settle the pay
he gets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
INSURANCE MAN

After spending all day talking
shop, the convention of employees
of the First National Life Assur-
ance association last night went
to see w. III. Crane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
HERE

If you want something nice
and fresh for Sunday dinner, why
not crate of new Florida toma-
toes? They came in yesterday
and are only 81 a carte whole
sale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
POLLOCK JURY
UNABLE To
AGREE

After a trial lasting whole
week, the Jury in the suit OF
Stephen Pollock against HIS
school teacher, w. II. Davis, OF
the Wilkeson schools, the jury
disagreed last night after being
out "a hours. The jury stood
about even on the case at the
finish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
PLAN FOR DAY

The Memorial day committee
met at the office of Mayor Sey-
mour yesterday and furtl,ered
plans for the Decoration day
ceremonies and will meet again
this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29

s2b00-4 lots, NV. cor. 12th & Alder.
$1,000 lots, Junett, near N. p. Ry.
150-One view lot Steilacoom.
S2000-One factory lot. Old Town.
s1000-One lot on North ]. near 9Th.
S4000--3 lots. 26th, near East l..
5 225-3 fine lots in Orting.
s 300 cheap lots, Grand Mound.
250--5 big lots, PIT. Angeles.
Some summer lot, Westport.
400 lots, Gearhart Park, Or.
s1000-5 lots, East 30th and r.
10000 IT.. Henderson Bay.
5 $4,000 IT. Henderson Bay.
s 100-h acre, Steilacoom.
s 200-One acre, Steilacoom.
f1740-116 acres, Queets river.
10000 acres on Puyallup road.
$3500-10 acres on reservation.
$270o0-10 acres tidelands.
$1250-One acre, West End, close.
$2500-5 acres near Indian addition.
$2400-160 acres, less timber, Roy.
$2700-3 acres near Indian school.
$1500-3 A garden Pacific City.
$3000--5 A garden, Pacific City.
$30o0-10-r. house, near N. P. hosp.
; 900-5-r. house mr.. Mckinley car.
s1500-4-r. North 18th. lots.
LENNOX INVESTMENT COMPANY
Equitable Bldg, 11o3 Commerce ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29

FOR SALE-160 acres dairy farm,
II mile from N. p. II. r. station,
in West Washington; excellent soil,
no gravel, good sized creek and
springs; one new and old houses
and outbuildings; spring water
cleared, rest logged-off land. Price
s2i00. half cash. Inquire G. Beir-
ing. Address 1888 So. G ST., Ia
coma
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One Acre Improved

Located two blocks from car line,
10c fare; good shot clay soil; ali
cleared except about seven stumps;
orchard of "a young trees; 3-room
well: barn and chicken-house with
yards; good root cellar; a lot of
firewood; all fenced; close to store
and school: r. +. d. Price $3.50.
Terms, 800 cash, balance $40 a
month. (5-W)
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JUST thinlS-1H acres land on Pa
cific av.. SIS down. balance $50
terest. Mutual Realty Co.. 200 Cali
fprnie bldg.
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The park board has appointed
night watchmen to nab thieves
who have been stealing rose
bushes from Mckinley park.
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One of Steilacoom's lovely homes,
all in fruit. 6 rooms. plastered, ev-
cry room has good marine and
mountain view with sunshine. A
bargain. VIII take close-in lots
for part payment. Box "a, Stella
| COON,
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20 Acres-Good Land

Located right on the best road
out of Tacoma and less than an
hours ride from the heart of the
city; all level bottomland, very
best soil, cedar and alder land; fine
dairying section; cream route; con-
venient to school, store, transporta-
ton etc. Paved street two-thirds
the distance to this land. Price
$1,000. Terms. 5000 cash. balance
$40 a month, interest per cent.
Get your farm before the canal is
opened. (5-G)
Surety Bonds Fire Insurance.
b. b. GREGORY CO., Inc
S. r. Webb. e. r. Gregory.
Second Floor National Realty Bldg.
1117 Pacific Ave.
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BAKER PLEADS
GUILTY

Protesting that he was clean
in handling of his bake goods,
Joseph Clements nevertheless
pleaded guilty to violating the
pure food ordinance before Judge
Magill yesterday afternoon and
was fined $40.
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Coming!
WHO'S WHO IN WILSON'S CABINET
BY j. CAMPBELL CORY

Special Cartoonist for the Times
With the exception of Bryan, President Will
son gathered around him lot of men who are
very little known to the most of us everyday,
work-a-day folks.
So when Cartoonist Cory returned from Pan
anna he beat it to Washington to see, with his
own eyes, the different members of the new
presidents cabinet and make pictures of them
and write the real truly true stories of. their
careers in his own style for the benefit of the
readers of the Times.
FIRST WHO'S WHO"
is BILL M'ADOOi
Look for Cory's character drawing from life
and Cory's story about the new secretary Of the
treasury in Monday Times
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A HOME FOR $50

- AlO4t1lI IL O1b tptJO
Brand new attractive 4-room
bungalow, no shack, well built,
plastered, electric lights. plumbing,
etc.; fine garden SOIL, $50 down, bal
ance like rent. PRICE ONLY $3.50.
A bargain.
sTEARNs BLDG. a INV. co.
OWNERS AND BUILDERS
301-3 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
We have apartment houses for
sale. Prices range from $500 to
$4,000. Rooms from 10 to so. Can
take lots or residence property on
some of these deals. Be sure and
come In and see us as we can do
business on very little cash. We
also have a 3-story brick apart
ment, Just finished, for sale on good
terms. Take $4,000 worth of lots on
this. This is paying proposition.
Fine location.
We can make any kind of loan
you desire. Monty payment or will
build your house II you desire us to
do so. Have. property for sale In
every part OF the city.
304 Bernice Bldg.
Main 6755.