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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18

rehnsrs Raw assumed more normal condi-
tione The heavy buying ~ last week uu-
doubted'v took care srf the demands ~ rein
ore for tho time being. and today trading
inr % J0 90 "a rs ~ Cfihas for September az
sac. cost and freight. equal 20 d Csc for cen
trifural. There vora still some small lots
available on fhe sawe basis without takers,
and the market closed steady az t3- Tor cen
trifugRl, &c for moiaeses ana 5i7c for Cules'
cost and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
COURT CALENDARS
Cases viii Be Called in the Order Given Below.
Tn. meaning Of line IL against
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

Supreme fOurt-FOR4, j.
n (lntCrhn.lfLE q TImnra n p OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES

limited demand prevailed Tor Tonnage
Rates we're firm and unchanged. Quotation.
10 Liverpool, 81. LONDON. 81. Bristol 4i,d.
Cork. for oricrs. - o.. picked ports Emitted
Kingdom, large tonnage, 4. Charters-Brlt-
ish steamer. . SOS tons, steel pipe. Baltimore
10 a Persian Guif port D O.. Aug-scpt: Brit
Isl steamer. O. 40 tons. coal. Norfolk 10 the
Mediterranean. o . sept, schooner. / 100 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT or
Columbia. August 10. lslt.-Sealed propo-
sails viii be received al the o1ics II the Sec
rotary Of the Board OF Commissioners. Roc m
500. District Building. until o'clock L. NJ
August IS, 1914, for grading certain streets
sggregatins about $4,000 cubic yards Forms
formation may De obtained from chief Clerk
Engineer Department. Room az, District
Building. OLIVER Y. NEWMAN. FRED
ERlCK l.. SiDUONS. CHESTER HARDING
Comml sEioners
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lroTATIONs - BEEvEs.


Receipts. 4Os5 head. 101 cars on sale.
steers extremely dun and lO025c lower, me
olum grades showing tLe greatest decline.
bulls and COWS slow and lj02jc or. Yards
not quite cleared. Common 20 fairly prime
steers tcrass cat'iel sold al 50 1JG 50 40 per
100 10. oxen. s. 7jgSs =. bulls S5qSI %:
s. 10 Dressed beef slow a. liT ice per N
fer ordinary 20 choice native sides. binds AMI
ribs selling At 15qlsc ger n. choice and
sales MCPHERSON 4 Co.. Is Va steers.
1898 ~ average. IS 81 per 100 ~ 20 1895 n.
s. so. 20. 1850 10 81 50. 90. 1894 n. s. 20.
n. 1921 n, - 40. p Ky. liH H. 81 20: =
lO45 70. s. %. 60 s45 %. s. -. 4, 90 n.
1920 ~ s.: bull 80 n. 81. !. 1900 n
50 20. 10. $50 n. 50 80. I. $50 D. s. ~; >
hcifers. Cos y. 81 %. 2 cows. 1850 10, S. 10.
l. i C. d. 81 "a, t2 = 3, g as 's ;os 70 81, iO,
759 -. s. a. O.. $50 p. s. 80.
Tobin s. shannon IG vs. Va steers. 1fN5
H. $ 20; H. 1879 n. s. 90. 20 Va. l-5o p.
bull 300 20. 50 ~. ]. 1850 70. So 90. ?.
500 -. s. 90. a. 81 %. Sc 10: COWS. So r..
GO. o.. 10 Do. s. 80. 4. lo"2 p. s. I. $50 n.
- 80. 8 $50 %. s. %. 3. tc7 10. 81 80 9. 0jd
j. shamberg & Son. u Va steers 1898 10
50 80. TO- 1870 49, 81 80. &c. 1850 ib 50 so.
.u l449 ~ g 9O. 20. 1913 %. 5, %. ~.
1879 70. s. 20. 20. 1861 %. s. 20. 20 800 u.
S 30. 20. 1927 y $ 30; n Ky, 1879 y.
81 %. is. loss n s.. .. $50 n. 81 -. ! OK.
400 p. g.. p 1905 n. 81 %. I. 1880 p.
s. % . sulla 1870 n. 81 so
NeVton & co.: % Va steers. 10 d. s. %.
iF 1901 70 = 90. 10 100 d.. g. 20. 20 l-sl NJ.
3, Go. u.s. 1893 D. $ %. u.s. l-1l d.. s. 10, 20.
10. S.. o. iSs6 10. S. "a. 3. s-y ~. s55s. Q. -.
No. $500. d. SO ~. g. a. 90 ~, s. %. ]
COW l-so n s. %. g. syS rb 81 !. 1850 n.
s. s. J. 10 No. 81 go. !. 80 NJ. 81 y, g. $40 ib.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
New York. August Il. 1914
GRAIN.

WHEAT-At best tho wheat position is still
very complicated bot the export situation
appears 90 be gradually improving. and dr.
hculties are being slowly overcome. New
export sales 20 the extent OF about o. loads
TO France AMI the United Kingdom came 20
light, which was the first new business re-
ported since the complications IN the foreign
exchange markets occurred. and, moreover.
shipments from s.abOarI ports amounted %
over loo. 900 bushels on Oh contracts. The
prospects for a. active demand from Europe
are not as optimistic a. might have been
expected, however, Liverpool being lower, oN-
ing 20 an increase or rs 900. 900 bushels IN the
Liverpool visible supply and favorable re-
ports regarding the domestic crop IN the
United Kingdom. as well an announce
nent that Russia would permit exports of
brca dstuffs TO Great Britain. Prices here de
clncd early. An unexpected decrease or
ass 900 bushels IN the visible and the export
business mentioned caused sharp rally 10
tho afternoon and closing quotations were
about &C Up from the bottom and AQ',c net
higher. An official report on the Canadian
crop made the condition OF spring WAeat
the local cash market No . red winter wheat
was quoted at Csc and No hard at sslsc.
nominal. elevator. domestic; NO / NortLerp
Duluth. s. 022t and No I Northern Manitoba,
easier early. as result OF liquidation
prompted by improved reports on the crop
situation and larger receipts at interior
uoints The market rallied, however, ana
toward the clos. was hrm, owing 10 covering
and Influenced by a decrease Of $4,000 bush
els IN the visible supply. which brought the
total 10 700. 000 compared with 3oo5 V9 a
war $50 and closing quotations were 'snl'tl
not "a cher In the local cash market No
yellow corn was quoted a, slh.c ! Z 70
arrive and Argentine, &q92c. as 70 qushtL.
delivered OATS-Au increase OF b. ..vv9
bushels IN the visible supply ~ oats was
offset by export sales Of about 800 600 bush
els. and prices we're firm, closing AZ net
advance Of ss05sc. Local cash market s'ea9
o Is94si.o. No Ed45izc. ordinary clipped,
4t04c; fancy clipped l7iaa4sisc, az elevator
Ryt,-Easy; No Q Western, sN.nSi.c c.
New York. BARLEY-Easy; mating eea'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
u. S. Treasury Finances.

washington. aug lI--Thc CONDITION 0t
tbe Tnited states Treasury a. the beginning
~ business today was. Net balance in gen
srsi fund. Si3l % 5i2. total receipts ycstcT-
81 $40 sfG The deficit this fiscal year is
ST $50 20 against deficit ~ Si167f Go last
wear. exclusive ~ Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
UTICA CHEESE HIGHER.

Utica. AUG i1.-Cheese vas quoted a. the
fat price OF l5c on the Utica Dairy Board or
Ira io to-day. the advance claimed by dairy
iIsu to Do uuwarrartod by conditions 10 was
stated thar fie price was due 90 a night
among Western Now York dairymcn. sales
were $3.50 boxes Eutter-50 tubs sold at e1-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


A, ,aci.r Tone prevailed IN hour- OWING 70
@ light demand and more disposition on ile
~ ~ mills TO meet buyers views. TINS
was due largely 20 the recent sharp oeci,ne
d, ubea+ and some pressure from the mills.
ss--t,', ,,atcrts e. 254S5 70. winter strsig1ts,
"a gO0S4 80: winter patents, 81 6oaS4 'V'
snri0r clears. 81 s5nS5. extra No ] winter
S4QS4 Is. No 2. So 75qsi; kansas stIaignls,
e. eo3x4 80 RYE FLOUR-Quiet; fair 20
800 "a 85dS4 30. choice 20 fancy, - 600
"a az CORNAfEAI,-stesdy: kiln dried
81 - BAG MEAL-Fine white and ye..o"'
81 1881 so. coarse. 81 tVQsl 90. i -. 49,.
standard middiing. SOS %: -four do S5l 90
red dog $40 lake and rail; city easy, bulk,
s25. sacks. S21; mlddling. A2t 1J0Foo' Ieu
dog. S33. OILMEAL-S34 oOg>5o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
corr lie.

was inactive on the sp0t' hnl lI.e5 7
r1ained al SIC for Rio IS and la-c loi
YORK from Brazil with about 1000 bags
and the steamship Romncy with 4EVpO bags,
which was said 20 have put into barpaio.
last week for fear OF capture, aiIlNea a,
[ev, orleans The decreed holiday In Brazil
was not extended as had been feared. cables
reporting prices there nominal. but the MAJ
Eet was apparently open FOR business ne
committee which rs receiving bids and oilers
through brokers for uquidatirg accounts 10 .
ported satisfactory advances. ana u was $50
MAJ sales were made on the basis 81 20
and 7e5c for September and 1870 ior %
celnber. Statistical position o, Brazilian
Golfer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part I-SMITH J.
To holders OF e. First Mortgage Bonds OF
RFPIRTIC DISTILLING COMPANY:

,rr,st 81 RepubIic Distliing Company TO
tho Equitable Trust Company OF New YORK
As Trustee. dated March 10 1905. notice s
hereby given that ninety FIRST mortgage 80
numbered as follows. have been drawn oy
lot for redemption ~ par and accrued IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Subscriptions for more than 70 per
cent Of the Pacific Gas and Electric
Company's SI2.5O0.0OO new first pre-
ferred stock have been secured and the
financial plan outlined in letter TO
stockholders dated June 3, 1914, has
been declared effective at e meeting OF
the board of directors August is. The
amount subscribed for exceeds $3.50
coo and the number Of subscribers
totals approximately 5000, OF whom q
large proportion are new stockholders.
Since the beginning of the year the
number Of shareholders has more than
doubled. u was deemed advisable by
the board Of directors that in view Of
the disturbed financial conditions here
and abroad 70 defer the time OF pay
ment Of the second instalment of Sl5
per share from August IS TO October
Is the third instalment Of SO 90 per
share from October 1 TO November IS
and the fourth instalment Of Sl2 80 per
share from January l 70 January 10,
1915.
Laclede Gas Light.
The Laclede Gas Light Company in
its earnings statement for the six
months ended June 80 shows fair
gain in gross revenue, while higher
operating expenses, maintenance and
taxes practically absorbed the gain IN
net income. Gross revenue increased
S65,909 to s2,34S.l71, operating charges
increased S6s,0l5, leaving a net income
Of Sl,164.347, a gain of S2,106 over the
same period OF last year. Depreciation
was also considerably higher; interest
and preferred dividends increased s33.-
$50 to Se15,32s, and the balance for
payment of common stock dividends
was S4O7,053, equivalent 70 3.sl per
cent.
Long Island Gas.
The Long Island Gas Corporation
has been granted authority by the Pub
lie Service Commission Of the I'd
District TO issue 100000 capita
stock, Of which $4,000 will be
common and $4,000 preferred. Per-
mission has also been granted 70 is
sue 100000 twenty-five year per
cent first mortgage bonds, $4,000 Of
this amount 10 be sold for not less
than S73 900 and the proceeds used IN
acquiring the Sag Harbor, Southamp-
ton, Bridgehampton and Easthsmpton
gas properties. The remaining bonds
are not TO be sold for less than SO per
cent, and the 100000 stock must not
be issued for less than par. With this
amount IL is planned TO install high
pressure trunk lines and equipment
from Sag Hsrbor TO southampton and
from Bridgehampton TO Easthampton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
PROVISIONS.

The market was slightly lower under com
,,i.,ion nous selling. but rallied late ga Sym
.pathv with grain. PORK Firm. Mess - :
ass 25 family. t:7qi2, short clear, s. l9n
g., REEF Firm Mess. Se30{2i family,
sl9aSs0. packet S25aS26; extra lndia mess.
st61 "a nominal DRESSED HOGs-Edsy.
Icons l,i.c. $50 ~ 1880. lf0 ~. 1910. 100
NJ 1880. pigs. lfs,c. CUT MEATS Picked
heIlies STEADY. 10 10. l7c. ~ 10. i6c; 70 ~
L.. al nominal. Picked ham. hrm A. 1000
r1urtrv. 5s.n6Lc. LAkD-Sfcadr middle
NVe.t. s.C,cGs 7jc: city hrm ar &c. refined
steady. South America, ~ Soc. Continent
10 ,5c Brazil kegs. II SOC. COMPOUND HiIl az
SInSisc. STEARINE-Firn. Olco Sisgsc;
CITY lard, llisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
EXPORTS last MEEK.
CASH Quotations

Iron. y. Noi ftl5 % Coffee. No Rio 81.
Iron y. No f1415 Sugar. eranu.... $50
Iron. S. No 10 90 MoIasses. OK. p 49,
'Nheat. No red o. Beef family. $50 so
Corn 10 . gel sii. Tallow. special so.
oats, stand VIII ass. Pork mess ~ % %
Flour. Mpls pat 3 30 Hore. DR.. leo p 1871
cotton, mid. u % Lard mid West 30
sNovof~sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18

There Was no change 300 refined. and trading
vas less active. although prices wero hrm
AZ the nc level Tor line granulated by an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
June were made public yesterday:
Lehigh Vaney-Ggoss. S5.d.l.62S. decrease,
$50: net after taxes, 81. DC So, increase.
500. l5l. 49,.
Toiedo. ~ Louis Western-Gross SOS, go.
increase s. rs; net AFTER taxes. $40 90; In
erase SSd az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Multigrsph Letters. 800. $3.50; iOon,
N.75; 10000. 50: prompt q. II. WexthertoTd
ns Nassau. Room 1904 Phone Beekman $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. Angus, Il, 1914
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
sUPRFMg COURT.

Special Term-Psrt H-wEEKs. J.
speciaI TermEParts III, Nv, V. W. VII
and VIII. Adjourned for the term,
Trial Term--Parts II, III, Nv. " vi,
VII. VIII IN, y, NJ, MI, NH, NV, Nv.
XVI. XVII and NN1H-Adjourned Tor the
term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
COTTONsEID DID.

A steadier feeling prevailed, ana MAJ QUO.
tatjons were 105 points net higher Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18

Receipts io79 boxes Market quist. nut
generally 0rm. state whole wiIk fresh,
specials IG.c. average fancy. l1a, prime
l.t.gi5tc, Daisies. is'4r. Young Americas
Dos. al7e. Wisconsin. whole mills fresh.
Daisies. 1fn1Gsc. state skins. frosh. spe-
cldls. I-ftdIsr. good 60 choice. lCl-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18

The above bonds will be paid as afore-
said upon presentation and surrender, Win
all unmatured coupons, 20 said trustee,
The EQUITABLE Trust Company OF New
York. al its Office az No. 81 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New YORK
an September l. 1914. on which day inter
est thereon will cease, and the said oonos
are hereby required 10 be presented 20 said
Trustee for redemption as Aforesaid.
Republic Distillins Company.
By y. p. D. HUGGINS, President
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-16
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-5-room, fur, piano,
lights. gas, sewing machine. for
ladies' only. 2715 So. 18th.
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EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or trade, a dandy little
farm with stock. Call me even
ing at Ma dison S65.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR SOME
nnnv

500 will buy 50x120 IT. cor
ner. above grade. marine and
Point car line. with complete alb
stract (Which alone costs $500, sub
ject to unpaid assessments and
taxes. These lots sold for $500 in
1899 and present assessed valuation
Is 1906. Owner obliged to sacri-
flee. Add. Ga. Times.
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100 acres, 40 acres under plow,
10 acres bottom land, balance shot
clay, 100000 feet standing timber.
barns, | new, and 3-room house
Also chicken houses and yards. 2
milch cows, heifers, horses, .
wagons, l buggy, all farm machin-
cry necessary to run place.
VIII trade for residence and a lit
tie cash, or will take auto as part
payment. This is a snap, come in
and get particulars.
b. NJ GRIFFITH
212 Provident Bldg. Tacoma.
ONE ACRE in South Tacoma.
good locality, level, good soil. very
easy to clear, 5000, terms. Address
KS, Times.
$50 lots, No. of 72d, $3.50 mo-, sc
fare. 20-in. service. Send for map.
Geo. G. Goodman, 40i Cal. Bldg.
BERTHA M. GRIFFITH. 2I2 Provi-
dent Bldg. Money to loan. real
estate and brokerage.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished
front room. $3.50 week; use of
piano and phone. Main 1920.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

acres on Traction line, all In
cultivation 6-room bungalow
water in house; good stable, s
chicken houses; other buildings, so
fruit trees, acres In berries. Half
trade. Terms. Call 1913 East 35th.
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REAL ESTATE
TEMPLE . WILKINSON
$50 Pr =. dent Bldg.
ITnst GAIE

S~~~~~~>> >~~~>~~~~>e~
TEMPLE /" WILKINSON
$50 Pr =. dent Bldg.
: FO:. SALE
One OF the finest fruit ranches in
the state, SO acres all In fruit, con-
sisting of raspberries, cherries,
blackberries, strawberries, currants
and gooseberries; well established
market; fine buildings, Groom
house, modern, with electric lights
and city water; street paved in
front of ranch with parking in CEN
ter. Very rich productive soil and
money maker, everything in fine
shape for big crop next year Price
very attractive. Will sell on good
terms and accept part payment in
good Seattle or Tacoma income
property. owners own refrigera
tors for shipping the fruit and they
go with the ranch. This ranch has
never been offered for sale before
as 1t has been a money maker for
owners. but they wish to retire.
Snap in fine grocery store, with
good established cash business.
Part cash. balance terms.
We want a confectionery and no
tion store in exchange for equity
In 6-room house. lots; East End.
We wany some improved acre
age on mainland for good house,
large grounds IN corner, East End.
one or the finest hotels In the
city, low price. to exchange for
unincumbered property.
One of the best $50 acre farms
in eastern Washington, all i'm
proved, water piped In house from
fine spring, small stream on one
side. VIII pay for itself with few
crops. some cash, balance terms
Have good residence. North End,
to trade for improved acreage,
close In.
Fine store building. living rooms
overhead, In growing town, close
to Tacoma Will exchange for good
city residence Store has been and
can still be made money maker.
House and 2 lots. Badgerow add.
to trade for grocery store.
Bring your listings to us. You
will get results, whether you wish
to buy a business or sell bust
ness. high class service is essen
tial We give 1t.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOM and board in private board
ling house; reasonable terms. 1011
So. l. Main 9176.
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FOR RENT nicely furnished
rooms. gas, lights, bath. Call
s20h Tacoma av.
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PLUMBING

LET us put your heating plant in
order for you. Coffee Plumb. Co.
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LOST

LOST-Airedale pup, 6 months old,
stub tail, right ear marked by
piece cut out. Phone Main 1747 or
Main S96s-L Reward.
LOST-Saturday afternoon, brown
mink open muff. $3.50 SO. Yaki-
ma. Main 1919.
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WANT TO RENT

~~s~~>>>- ~>~-~~s>~>~~>~-~~~-~~~~
WANTED TO RENT or 10 acres
of land with house and barn.
Add. R-4, Times.
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FURNISHED HOUSE

FURNISHED 5-room cottage with
or without a garage. 1906 So.
Yakima
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RAZORS SHARPENED

WE sharpen safety razor blades.
All work guaranteed. Virges Drug
Co, 1924 Pacific av.
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THE HENRY GEORGE
Lodging, lie and up. 104 So. 18th
st. Coffee and pastry free to 8
n. ny
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WANTED TO TRADE-My equity
$500, in a 7-room house, corr
ner lots, balance $500 payable
$3.50 per month, including interest
Will trade equity for smaller
home, vacant lots or land. Add.
Mi Times
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REAL ESTATE
REAL, ESTATE

-~-~~-~~-~~~~-~~~~~--
A Few of Hoist & Phillips Special
Buys and Trades
10 Acres of Fine Heavy Bottom Land
e. ;5$: .s' 'i''si than
10 Acres, Most All Cleared
a uss FINE ss% ana 'sif KINDS se Of @ %
H's' aG' s family $500 % cash. .ssS
10 Acres On Good Road, Fine Soil e
$1,000 s ~ so good fS ees most " cleared free of eDm'r"n
SNAP-132 Acres, 100 Acres of Fine Peet Bottom
;' s.: e'S;; "a ss
' .'ss ana f s 'i G % s 5000 w 'T ssas
street, En- s viii a house s ss Sen on .1s s paved
IS Acres of Fine Land
tss % s'ss o IN good n " ' l
o" Ssss sss s!. s%Ss s%s MANI ss
ss % sSs a a s'fT Of VIII sai a s
One-Acre Tract
% Is. &C. s'; ss: 5
s Acres Fine Level Soil
m Partly slashed and burned within walking distance
% 1s% most i good s' ss aas a s 5
An @ = ] s& s'4as sgS So fine fine
value and VIII s ss for viii s 3 s n S %
So Acres
buildings und
Sco balance cash oT Mortgage WIN take Tacoma
As Acres, About 80 Acres Cleared
@ ssFn SRh Sas' 1 %
Price 5000 VIII sf 1s srs p ssS y s sS
Brand New Broom Bungalow
All the uptodate $1,000 small
20 Acres, All Cleared
Shot clay SOIL fair buildings fall
80 Acres 20 Acres Cleared
Fair buildings,
for farms, In
n
HOIST & PHILLIPS
IS
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DOWNTOWN housekeeping and
furnished. The Auburn, 740h
st. Helens. MAR 1898.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-09
SUNSHINE SOCIETY CAN NOW
DO WORKS of mercy LEGALLY

TRENTON. N j. Oct. S.-fhe
sun of the International sun
shine society has risen on q new
day. with brilliancy greater than
ever.
A short time ago this unique
society, whose charter permitted
IL Ito incite its members TO the
performance of kind and helpful
deeds. and thus bring the sun
shfne-of happiness into the great
est number of hearts and homes. T"
was receiving unpleasant noto-
rfety. Its president, Mrs. Cynthia
MISSIONER Allen, was charged
with loose management of the or
ganization's funds. and the New
York state board of charities in
vestigated II and issued a report
vigorously eondemning it.
Charged with acting far in ex-
cess of its legal powers. the Sun
shine society has had its case
taken up by the New York state
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attorney generals offiee-
But without waiting for the
decision, the society has hastily
obtained another New Jersey
charter.
In its new incorporation pa
pers, IL Is granted such extern
sive powers that Il might easily
become a rival of the Red Cross.
All the works of mercy which II
has been charged with perform
ing illegally. are now specified as
part of the legitimate purpose OF
the Organization.
The International Sunshine So
eiety can establish relief corps in
time of war; support hospitals
and sanitariums, make provisions
for blind and aged. build kinder
gartens and playgrounds-in fact,
engage legally all the phlian-
thropic labors which has been the
aim of it's president. Mrs Alien,
for many years.