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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses.
Robert r. Hayes and Ida e.
Turnbull, both OF Tacoma; Toni
Deulskovich and Kate Paxasich,
both of Tacoma; w. w. Brown
and l.. M. Brown, both of Seattle;
Richard M. Thomas and Marie
Roberta Waite. both of Seattle;
B. H. Woodcock and Margaret F.
Senute, both of Seattle; w. A.
Coe of North Yakima and L,
Sampson of Tacoma; w. X. Evans
and Iona Palmer, both of Seattle;
Joseph e. Hendricks and Gladys
Sorenson, both of Tacoma; Frank
Bingman and Frances N. Crumb,
both of Morton; Allen Kennedy
and Bertha Stoker, both of Chi
cago; Walter Watkins and Amy
Beatrice Bauer, both of Tacoma.
o. b. Woolley, former
Rent0n banker, once tried
for bank wrecking, was fined
$3.50 at Seattle after he
pleaded guilty to making
false entries in the bank
books.
]. A. Sorley has moved his law
offices to suite $50 Provident BID.
Advertisement"
Receiver for w. e. Schricker
& Co. OF the defunct bank of La
Conner has sued the Seattle Ma
tional bank for $270,0OO which
it is alleged the Seattle bank,
TOOK from the LaConner institu-
ton by reason of conspiracy be-
tween the officials.
According to showing I'm
federal court the liabilities
Of Herbert Knox were $903
and assets but 1907.
F. A. Latcham has moved his
law offices to suite sac Prov. bldg.
Advertisement"
BY agreement between Roy and
Dorothy Smith. divorced some
time ago, the children were turn
ed over by the court to Mrs. Mae
Compton, who must be paid by
Smith for their support.
Wet weather kept the
number at the Wisconsin
picnic at Point Defiance We'd
nesday down to d.
Agates. moonstones, cut, mount
ed. Pfaff, Jeweler, 1f47 So. @ St.
Advertisement. =
Over 600 entered Mount Taco
ma park last Sunday. 4
John MaiOn. who was
crushed between two cars in
the N. p. yards Wednesday
It Is said will recover.
State banks OF Washington
have resources Of $120,415.s42.
Cut flowers and floral works
Hinx. florist, South It'll and K 81
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04
HOW / FELT AS / WAS
DROWNING TO DEATH
200


Girl just rescued in nick of time tells how she
hear music, saw angels, smelled perfumes and
wanted to die.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04
ou'H Find II Here

equipment to begin construction
on the Milwaukee branch out of
Willipa Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

Ellensburg's budge< Il Pre-
pared for voters TO consider
calls for @61 ,841 which
would mean : 20.8 min levy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

The Keasal Construction COM
pany Of Tacoma II marshalling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

New shipment Milwaukee Sau-
sage. Duenwald's, 313 18th st.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04
VIIsES o VI BF[Il ls
TRIALS: SOMETIMES RESULT
I'M MANY, MANY SMILES

Romance dead IN this old wordnot by long shot
thinks all the disappointments and
excitement found
en between the OF the besseng novels let him read
4Aee4 d1patches received by the Times today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04
Artistic floral decorations 81
Watson's. Advertisement"

Since the law went into effect
to compensate injured workmen
the state industrial commission
has had 26,658 disabled employees
In this state ask for considera-
tion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

Cut flowers and floral works
Hinx, florist, South It'll and x st.
advertisement :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

State banks OF Washington
have resources Of $12o,415,s4s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

BY agreement between Roy and
Dorothy Smith. divorced some
time ago, the children were turn
ed over by the court to Mrs. Mae
Compton, who must be paid by
Smith for their support.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

Wet weather kept the
number at the Wisconsin
picnic at Point Defiance We'd
nesday down to d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

John MaiOn. who was
crushed between two cars in
the N. p. yards Wednesday
It Is said will recover.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

O. B. Woolley, former
Renton banker, once tried
for bank wrecldng, was fined
$3.50 at Seattle after he
pleaded guilty to making
false entries In the bank
books.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04

Agates. moonstones, cut, mount.
ed. Pfaff, Jeweler, 1f47 So. @ st.
ADVERTISEMENT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
gefenStaereGe.

Get narIise faaes Snorenisfions.
meoe for q. gafotas Snoremis
lions 5oreninger. oiboloes. ON @u6
oil, / 3ious Wtenigbeo al 5rIfir.
fen, ben 26.-29. Suni, beage "a.
ge i~ncluiioe, paa Sn6bpoelie at
3ions 0enisbeo al 5rifirten. 9e.
tbnnia Wenigbeo of Zen for. Cir.
fe, og getbonia Wenigbeo Of Gan.
ges, / Winot, q. Def. Weoet
aobnes meo 4rGoifen al 0fisiio.
mar Sens Giren af aenmore, q.
CAT, aI. 1920, Smo. SamtoIe.
emne: 9uf. ~, $40, Iom inc.
Ieoes af p1itor 5. 2snne Of Winot.
y. 9af.
aae tilreiienoe fanr frit 2ogi
man mno inofenoe fine giapne |
goo lib til unoertegneoe.
aae er biertelig beIfomne, fom
mango meo gsn ON meeen geliig.
nelie fra Serrens aaipn.
Boa aomiteens 8egne,
o. 80. 2orfon, Sef.
Minot. q. Q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
ROrOiif IaisfiOnstiSsifrift.

Sra 1. San. 1918 of regne ooer.
lager unbertegneoe Sopeoasentur
for gmerita for nNoroiff Risiions.
t~iosifrift" reoiseret og uogiDet al
Yditor Serb. Wuncf, Gbnrlotten.
Iun6, Tanmorf.
Oct uofommer nreo ct 9Gfte pao
minoit 3 arf bperonoen Wonneo og
bringer fornoen Weooelelie fra Ris.
iiorsmnrfen o. anmeloelier al Wis.
iiorS lttterntur en- Nnffe Artifler %
afbonolinoer at fremrogcnoe Nis.
iions interesiereoe Nrn0 os apinoer
/ Eanmorf, Noree % SDerris.
abcnnementspriien er ! amerifo
81 pr aarsone | Gorifuo. Deb vi.
ftrtrineen at bper Aorsone oil en-
nj o. ioIibt SnObinoine bliDe Ie'
beret til En- mooerot Bris.
III tfliieere abonaenter piI 81
jnnbfpnIigpis fanne ftdffe mulisi
usdnaIesIbe &ofber At nrrbcrenos
Gnreone srdtis.
DON. 2utb. 9ubi. 3oufe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18

nonsm

ON @uo oil. aiboIoes Der 9iis.
iionsmsoe i 6lmoale, giInu. "a.
gene ira ben 4-6 Sui. 9eiegen.
De oil bare biertelis oeIfomle.
glan beoes ifrioe til 5. 5. 5afob.
len, SoDlus, 41inn.e ! 600 Sio
ON paa bOilten Sag man tommer.
ON man fonm1er I'll 9fonalton eIIer
9oplus, bbor man oa oil bliue al.
bentet.
4aa Weniebeoens 9egne.
q. VI. q. y. 6. 9ouIien.
Wtgb.5 9rpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
y9eilige Sne.1

@n np lloeape al oette ifsnne oa
betenote 9iot / s. 6. Mpniters
OperietteIie er netop nofommen
poo bort 5orIag = oenne @ona
ct net lille &Gfte pan 8 Sioer
OmiIoe. griien er per Offs. 5 Cts,
per 0uiin 40 Cts. per 100 $3.50,
alt netto, portofrit.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
ungoomsme0e.

Rortb 3afota areos llngooms.
iorbuno afboIoer. on @uo oil. fit
8elegeret aarsmeoe / 8rinitatis
oanife. eu. .lld6 @enigbeo, STEM.
mare, y. Gaf.. / 8asene f8.-20.
sui. Vile DC Iofale ungoomsfor.
etiuger beoes laoe iia repraIeute.
re beo Geleaater. % ale un8e noen
unotageIie inObpoes berpeo til at
oeItase i Rsoerne.
GaHfefpro8: Bore Senner
moo bare iom BIanter. Der ere
fonVe til 5rooigbeo i oeres ling.
Dom; pore 0stre iom 5%iernepiIIer,
Der ere nobugne efter 8euwlets
Stir. OBJ. la. ~
8aa llnsoomsiorbunoets @e9ne.
s. 5. 9tGofie, ,. t. 5orm.
aenmare, g. 9af9 sumo 2. 1913
Irinitatis @ieuigbeos llngoom5.
forenina iHObDoer 1erneo paa oct
9ierteliaite ale til at fommr til
4leoet Som mango meo gsn ON.
at 6errens rigr 8eliianelie man
oare ouer @tsoerne.
4aa 8orenin9ens 8eane,
2ourius 8eterfen, Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
Sort ior 6erieifoIcn.

Bore nDe Bloomington for
6erieifoIen 1913 bill rare iproig
omtring Oeo 10. SUM. 9riien bIi.
Der Tom / 5ior. Scr efstra 9eta.
ling fan SfoIens % 2prereus
9aun paatrpffes. 9i bar ooiaa ct
minore 9arti al pIore Sort men
meo 1918 trptt pon 5oriioen, iom
iuIgcs til neoint 4ris.
Qreoe og Yrisopgone frit til
euboer 8rrit ener 2prer pna 6or.
Iangenoe.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
Smcbie til Sale.

9aa @runo at 9eosfaIo or en-
goo SmeSie beIigoenoe / oct beo-
tie Sorretningsitre1 / gpen, qu.
oubon, Sa. til Solg. On 900 9ei-
Iigbeo for en- enereiif oonif Smeo.
gue OpIpsuinger beioares neo at
heuoenoe fla til
6. R. 9auIen
Dor 40f. gu0ubon. ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
Zen M agG.

Zen mn a9g er M iar6ig. Den
er poa So 5ioer / 5ormnt noget
itsrre eno Den enmIe. gris 90 Cts.
geo 9eitiaine Of a9g'er berefter
beOes man uotrnffelig opsioe. ON
man sniter Den m. elIers ien0er ui
frem0eIes Den gnmle in6td pi0ere.
Oon. 2utb. RnbL Sou e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
areOsmsSe % airIeinbpieIie.

On Sub bill. boIoer q. 9ofoto
areos fit Goraorsfreosmsoe | gel.
la oanffe, ep. -lutb. Wenigbe6, SID.
men, Wontano | Gngene 26.-29.
Siiri. Wsoet beepnoer meo CUBS.
tieneite / 9irfen Forsoog aften ben
26. Sum-.
Ssleen6e Gmner bill bIipe bebonb.
let unoer Msoet:
1. Den friiteIise Bisbeo" fam.
menboIot meo Mom. 8, f4-f6:
1. Sob. 3, 2-14.
2. rD9ffeIie - 6ens aoriag og
Birfning".
Wrsore be6er for os.
8. 8. aiIofis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
Snneelstetjen pnites.

On ing Wano meo grforiEg
,Crp @ooes ono choes" fan itrnfs
foa @Ioos / en- general Store" /
en- rduore 9u / Sepa. Raa fun.
ne tnle o. ifrioe engeIif. Staoia
gIaos for ben rette Wouo. Billet
unoer Mqrtet - Strofs =. beoes
tilienot nGaniferen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18

5 9enboI0 til ooenItooenoe Be
fenotesreIie inobpoer 9eno b. e. |.
Weniebeo til n9onie areosmeoe.
Som, Senner. oa Del @nos Niges
Sober meo os.
99r ioa nenIig at inomeloe eoer
til unoerteaueoe ipr 90. Snni.
Boo @enigbeoens geane.
RteIs Damfoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
,,Oaniferen'" .
DnsOas Den IS. SUM 1913.
Blair, @ebr

Gen 9. SUM oeoe Soor Gbri-
j~tionien pIuoielig al 6ierteilag bos
gbriit S1niens 4 W1iI Get for
German, bpor ban bar bait TT
9iem iioen bans 9uitrns 9eo
1899.
Spar Gbriitianien. iom bar f6ot
| Moelebp Stenns 9erreo 1928.
Tom Der til amerifa 1888. 1oor
ban bar opboIot fig / 8aibington
SO. San naaeoe nItiaa omtrent
be So Aar. @omIe Snar Gbriitian.
len Dor en- al Dem, Der meo S9oer
tampeoe for Den oonife Gag 1913,
bporfor ban osian ueo feitliae 9ei-
Iigbeoer meo sienipnlig @I9oe
bar tit S9oersmRrfe.
Wange 2onosmpno bonoe Jam.
men meo SomiIien gipet Meoe oeo
8egrnbeIien ben 10. SUM, iom
fanot Steo oeo aennaro, bpor 5a.
miIiegrappInOien er.
Om Sormiooosen tnlte 8oitor
RieIIer I Siemmet Get for Serman
og ON gftermiooagen al. 3 fore
gif gesrabeIien fra ben oonife
lutb. airfe | aennoro.
SoIie ben, iom meo Sanobeo
fan iise:
.gfu bar ies fun6et oct, ieg arun-
Der
Wit SaIigbeoens anfer paa.
Gen @runo er Seiu Geo oa @lin.
Der,
Sbor Den for geroens grunopolo
Ioo;
Oct er en- @run6, Der epie Itaar.
Roar Serb oa SimmeI ieIo for.
goar.@
Weget pluoieligt ofgit Vtrs.
Sberman 9onoo oeo DOZEN IRIS
bag GFtermio6ag.
9agen foruo bar bun bel. og
feb ON Oct por en- TranaieIens
Sio for benoe peo benoes Re6fomit
Sirsbna Sormiooog. aneoes BET
Dog life. at benoes GnoeIigt bar
Ion npr.
On Gftermioooaen fom BET iaa
ina unoerIiat bnrtiat. BET TIM.
ge Slaa. iom fRloeoe Mooeren,
Der iammen meo ben lille bil bline
%bearabet paa Sreooa opre neo @e.
ton, So. gi uotaler berbeo Dor
opbe @eofeleIie.
Sorsoag @orgen ST. 7 pracis
Ion1les @enner / Stuo. Sherman
gonoos Silent - for efter en- fort
anoogt - at bore meo / feIaet
III Stdtionen.
Den If. Slnii bieoes 0iis
ellen Sesfen til glr. 5reo g. ga.
mes, elmo. $40, o. miis etheI
Sesien Dieoes til SIR. glire5 Ras-
musIen, Spifer, Rebr. Ssiti6elig-
be6en fon6t Steo / Siemmet FER /
gIair. geege Sc mnge bigger bar
| noele War ppret beifrftiqet Tom
.fcbooIteocbers". gi euffe bierteIi1
til 21ffel
aebmano G9r. Serenien 9aD.
DC geigg al en- grooer og flere Ben
ner fra GtapleburIt. On anoen al
Sgreniens grpore. Tom Dor / 50.
Da, bar Der ogiaa. e If oeres
Iiue Giae oGbt iioite Senoag.
CIR. gnoerien. iom / langere
Gio bar brret ipg og iloe af Stano
til of arbeioe - beann6er MI at.
Ter at funne fomme Iiot omfrina
iioenfor ~ men at arbeioe er Der
enonu life Gale ON.
@eO Soften / Sans g. Seren.
iens ~@rope" paa Senoog, Den %.
SUM bill grof. g. g. BIC boIoe So.
reorng ober Gmnet: Get mooerne
Tnnmnrf, aI. 2 GFtm.
aIeoninssItDffer renies, pres
fes os repareres net, burtigt %
biaiet Dos Che gIair gantorinm.
D. 81. GIeasbp, grop. I'll for
Rational 8onf. gen gbene
See Eplin 4 Sans for Fur
Eitlre, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
ing . speciality.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
Den tore gsauaer@

i 9poerbino meo @uIoini ct mio-
Iertioigt uoiolet. oa Def bill pare
minoit ct Bor Rooneoer. inoen no
5orinnine Tan pentes.
SmioIertio bor oi rigeligt al Den
m llogape / Sbirtine meo siteI
trntt / bpiot. Tom MI inIees for
S1.20.
DAN. 9utb. 9nbI. Soue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
sanS til saIa.

800 gcres 2anO til Solg /
oanif Excitement peo 9oolri6ee.
s MiI ira Sernbane. . WPiI
ira oonif airfe % StoIe. 6or nar-
mere OpIpsning ifrio pna enaeIif
eler 8onif til
@alter 5. 9ieffen.
gor %, gooIrioge. Mont.
Sberioan Gomtn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
@nostientiter
Blair.

Slnlr.
Senoagsifole ST. 9.f5.
0eimesiegrtostieneite 81. 1890.
aitenguostjeneite 81. S.
Crum: @uostieneite |. % 3.
5snoae / bper Mtaane5. aI. 1920
5ormiooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
Skal On Reisey-

Hvfs On tanker paa u tags - ~
q oamleiandet eIlsr sende uGnae -
s~iegtninga IA kom . thn. 6 0f0
k&kke at Aar har soIgt ussu afnu1nW
nd nogen anden skandtnaviak -
e1aicago. vi selgeg DtIlsttw - -
- sterste % bedste ldniee q 80
vore Reisende pla6s I GmAaknnVt1~
1den ekstra BstalinG. A1et0 ~
ssfSlge. Penge vekGees q 4Mmm
6ronesedler kjSboe - onaoR -
2~plysninger fsass ~ HmVO1-0
soFt Udvandrinexhon4aG.
ovansd1seD vu1uanns onGtsf
so2o Fullerton Art. Chicago. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18

eanb bsb grOrfon % SibseS,
Wontana.
GIere CODE Seetions 2onS Is
nIt) | bet oanife SettIement Deb
grorion, o. nGr Sionep. Wontana,
for SaIs til rimelige priier % poo
file DiItaar. gelisserbe fra 3 til
10 Ni fra Bonen. aon fbbes | d
Seie elIer ! belle eIer babe Get.
tons.
Gor nrrmere OpIpsnins ffrib
pon GneeIff eIIer Donff til Dormers
Stnte 1dnf, Sibnep. Rontdsa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
elite "a.

Sra Menigbeoen beo Opens, ga
til Menigbeoen | Omaha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18

5 oft $36.50
Neo bierteIie SiIien og Cubs
9eliignelie oper 6oretagenoet.
8. Sobnion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
aft $4,000
Cite 50

Sra @ait. $. g. Seniens Dirt
iombeo. aim6allton. 5a.
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apittcring for 8a0tr til
Bella RenisbtO, cmaba,

Cite 81.
Sra Bethel Renigbeo, Cos an.
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3 oIt $4,000
n.r nA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15

greatest accommodations in a mai
way that the section of country which
this train travels has had.
1t will enable the people Of these
towns to receive much of their mai
twelve to fifteen hours earlier, and
IN some instances the difference in re.
ceiying and replying to letter may
amount to twenty-four hours.
On the return from Shefaeld each
morning the train will also carry 4 To-
cal mail service. In other words there
VIII be double daily mail service on
the Tuscumbia and Sheffield branch
OF the L. & N. Railroad, where there
has only been one mail train day.
The mail clerk which will be detail.
ed here by the superintendent at Gin
cinnati, will make this his home.
Letters mailed at the postofice be.
fore five O'Clock in the afternoon will
reach any Of the points mentioned be-
fore 10 O'Clock at night, whereas,
heretofore they did not reach their
destination until perhaps noon the
next day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15
BUGGY DAMAGED
SATURDAY NIGHT
ERNEST MiLEMoRE RUNS INTO
VEHICLES WITH HIS Au.
ToMoBiLE.

Saturday night Ernest McLemore
ran into two buggies on Sixth stree,
while driving his automobile without
the big lights. One of the buggies
was occupied by couple of negroes
and belonged to Jim Smith, who is a
tenant on Thurston Neeley's farm.
Both negroes>were considerably bruis.
ed though not seriously hurt. The
young man was arraigned in the city
court this morning under a charge Of
running without lights.
The police have been instructed to
RICHLY nforce the ordinance regard
ing lights and speed Of autos in the
city, and from this time forth those
affected with the speed mania had
best be more careful.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15
CONVICTION HAS
GREAT WHITE WAY

CONVICTION. Tenn, Aug. H.
|Covington has now n great white way
in fact as well as in name. The bril-
liant lights that shine through the
business section of the city were
turned on Saturday night for the first
time. Tn crow of lights extends
around the public square and makes
it possible to read common newspa.
per print anywhere on the square.
Friends can be recognized as far
away as in daylight A very large
throng of people turned out to wit
ness the first exhibition of these
lights. They were amazed at the
change wrought in the appearance, of
the business portion of the city. Gov
ington is row one of the best lighted
towns in West Tennessee. The ex.
Dense of this enterprise is borne by
b business men OF Covington. Hand
some ornamental posts support the
amps.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15
HERBY DOWNEY
SERIOUSLY HURT
Is FOUND UNCONSCIOUS WITH
A LOG ON TOP OF
HIM.

HOHENWALD, Tenn, Aug. 81
While engaged in loading and haulins
logs in the woods, about five miles
west of here. Herby Downey, youns
married man about IS years old, was
caught underneath u rolling log and
seriously, If not fatally, injured yes.
terday afternoon about 2 O'Clock
Young Downey's team with which he
had been logging was found in the
woods near the scene of the accident
by VIM. Smith, who was also hauling
logs. A further search was made
and Mr.. Downey was found uncon-
scious with the log across his body
DIR. G. N. Springer was called and
dressed his wounds and expressed re-
covery doubtful.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15
GREAT SUCCESS
ATTENDS REVIVAL.
UNDER ELOQUENT PREACHING,
OF DR.. MoLLoY IN BlcsY. !.
VILE SECTION. -

Under the inspired preaching Of
DR.. J. c. Molloy, Of Columbia. great
results have come to the union rev,.
val meeting at Bigbyville. The meet.
ing is still in progress and will con.
tinue for several days longx. with
TWO services every day. The meet.
ing has been greatly blessed from on
high and marvellous have been the
results. Seventeen have ALREADY nro.
'essed and the number, 1t is expected
VIII be largely augmented. peacti.
naily every one in the BisbyyilIe
community. not already member Of
I'VE church, has protested. DIR. Moi.
oy has preached with great force and
'ower some OF ablest sermons ever
card In that section. He has might.
" moved his hearers. His sermons
ave been eloquent. helpful and ire.
nendously effective. Immense sudI.
noes attend the service twice eyerv
az.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15
MANY LIVES
ARE LOST
TWENTY BELIEVED DROWNED
WHEN STEAMER GOES TO
BOTTOM.

NEWARK, o., Aug. S.--Many per
sons are believed to have been drown
ca when the pleasure steamer Wilda
sank IN Buckeye Lake with sixty
people on board. The accident was
cauesd by number of persons iump-
ing aboard the boat as it was leaving
the pier, already loaded to its ca,
pacity. Some reports indicated that
at least twenty had lost their lives
When it became known that tbe
steamer was sinking, panic follow.
cd. Many persons jumped into the
lake and were picked up by rescuers
owing to- the excitement it is impos-
sioie now to estimate the extent Of
the accident.
The steamer is owned by the Del
Fisher boat line, and was in charge
Of Capt. Ralph Hunt The boat sank
fifty feet from the pier.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15
ATTENDANCE GOOD
THROUGHOUT COUNTY
FIRST SCHOOL WEEK
MANY KEPT AWAY ON ACCOUNT
OF ILLNESS BUT MAKING
PREPARATIONS.
ENROLLMEKTS IN ALL ARE fine
superintendent Graham Much Pleas
60 With the Conditions As BEING
sent in BY the Teachers in the va.
rious Districts.

n The report OF the first weeks work
under the new school law shows 9
most satisfactory condition, and Supt
Graham was more than pleased Mon.
day morning in opening his mail which
contained these reports. The first
mail brought reports from seven
schools, and from three of these there
was a perfect attendance made out.
From the others there was an at
tendance that was astonishing. Some
lof those who were kept away stayed
at home on account of illness, some
did not know Of the school opening,
but came in on being notified, and
others sent word that they would be
In at the opening this morning.
The Nicholson school perhaps had
the best report of any. The enroll
ment showed the entire scholastic
population. with ]. A. Derryber1y a.
teacher.
Neapolis showed practically the
same report with Miss Cora carr as
teacher.
Miss Lula Wright reports seven out
OF school at Groveland, but reasona-
bic grounds for the absence was
shown in each instance.
Miss Minnie Ring Of McCrory,s
showed only four as absent, and twol
81 these on account of sickness.
The conditions at Darks Mills we're
somewhat different from the other re-
ports. There were more absentees
han in any Of the schools that had
been heard from. Some were away
It the springs, and there were mum. u
Ter who were kept out picking toma- 4
oes.
Lanton and Manassas reported
some absentees, but OF these some
we're kept away on account of Illness.
md the teachers had been notified
hat many were preparing to be in
ttendance this week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15
DOUBLE HEADER
AT ENTERPRISE
BiGBYvlLLE PLAYED THERE AND
LOST TWO GAMES TO
LOCALS.

There was bali playing all day and
dinner on the grounds at Enterprise
Saturday, and the occasion was a
most ENJOYABLE one to all present
eTen to the losers of the ball games.
BigEyyil went down on previous
arrangement and met the swift bunch
that represents ESQ.,. English's Sec
ton, and they recivd a sound spank
ing both forenoon and afternoon for
their presumption. The score result.
ed In the morning IA to S and in the
afternoon 3 to 4, the Entrpris team
both.
There was . royal dinner served on
The grounds at the noon hour anu the
several hours of pleasant intercourse
between tie games served to make
me day most enjoyable enc.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-15
JULY BUSY MONTH
FOR INSPECTORS
REPORT SHOWS 457 SANITARY
INSPECTIONS IN ELEVEN
TOWNS.

NASHVILLE, Aug. S.-The month
oil July was a rather busy one for
Drss Frick and d. ]. Frazier, the two
Inspectors of the department of pure
foods and drugs. The report for this
month shows the following.
Number of towns visited IL; mum.
Der counties visited s; sanitary in.
spections made 457. otis and pack.
ages condemned, 1871; pounds con.
demned. 1857; prosecutions for vic.
ations OF sanitary pure food laws. az