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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
CONGRESS- CLOSES
 LONGEST SESSION
 AT 6 PM. TODAY

iWashiugton, Oct. 22-Ad5ournment Eof Congress at o'clock tonight was arTanged by administration leaders of both holses today and a. formal reso- 1ution to that effect was prepared. There were some rumbIings of a ill., buster by southern members who want legislation to relieve the cotton sit- uation but the Democratic leaders seemed sure of their plan
 When the House met at 10 o'clock it began killing time by reading tho journal in full while awaiting the re- port of the conference on disputed points in the war revenue bill The Senate was ready to follow action Of the House Seemingly the adjourn ment was assured.
 When the conference report was finally Drought in by Majority Leader Underwood. one hour was allowed for discussion The reduction of the Sen ate tax on beer and eInaina4tion Of the five cents a gallon tax on recttfied spirits removes practically all opposi- ton.
 The final agreement on the bill was reached by a strict party vote, RepulD- ncans voting against it. The confer ence restored the House provision that the new taxes should go into effect the day after passage of the bill.
 The conference report was adopted by a rising vote of 126 to 52
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22

the region Of Warsaw has driven back the enemy more than IS Kilometres 6S miIes) The advances of the Russians at Avangorod and to the south of Przemys1 are equally perceptTb1e-' ''
 London. Oct. 22-An official state ment given out at noon Wednesday at the Austrian general Headquarters regarding the fighting in Galicia3 is contained in a despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from Vienna by way of Amsterdam. It says
 i've have gained ground in several spots in a heavy, stubborn attack on the fortified positions of the enemy from PIotzyn to the high road east of Medyka while the Russian counter attack could nowhere penetrate.
 Last night our troops captured the heights north of Nizankowitce which followed the capture of the villages located against the heights.
 'sYesterday we captured, in the Car pathians. the Jablonskt Pass, the last point held there by the Russians. There is now no enemy left on Hun garian soil.
 ssTn Bukowina, we advanced as far as the Great Sereth.
 stThe Germans today bombarded Nieuport from Mariakerke. their at tack being vigorously replied to by the allies and warships. The battle is not yet decided. Many villages have been shattered and are in flames.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
SCARLET FEVER
 IN SCHOOL HAS
 BEEN CHECKED

q waa announced today by. tae board ne hea1za that scarlet feWar has been Trewa1ent in the Shelton school for the wnnt n1o1rth- EHfteen children are con- nnad to their homes with the disease, ~a.1e be6ween thirty and forty more caaQdreu are barred from the school because they have been exposed to the n1ssease It was declared that the ouurse oe the disease is entirely under oontasoa
 lrns only death from the disease ia <hte& of Margaret Flynn, daughter o3 TIT. and Aars. John IF Flynn. 1ss Beers etreek, which occurred Tuesday. Tha 1Auera1 was held privately this after room from the home of che parents-
 To The press today. President Fred eTfck D. Ives, of the health board lsta<eA:
 tzae past month. The only Tecurrent cmse we have had was that of the BHFxnr girl TheN disease appeared in the school about a month ago.
 ..Dr Mcclellan immediately investi- | gated, and fifteen children were con fined to their homes, and more than thirty barred from attending school l by him. He was unable to locate the source
 ssSone time ago Dr. Mcclellan issued orders to Principal Cortright of Shel- ton school not to allow any child to enter the school unless acco1I1l,el111Su by a certificate issued by him. The Flynn child which had been barred from the school because of exposure. l was allowed to enter the school room Monday morning. At that time the child did not have the disease. About au hour after arriving in the room the child was taken Fl and sent home It developed into a case Of scarlet fever and the child died on Tuesday.
 As the school is closed tomorrow. the entire building will be fumigated in order that the spread of the disease be entirely eIininated. No new cases have developed within the past week. when the disease was fisst discovered pr Mcclellan, Dr. Sherman and the nurses Visited the school and exanin- Sd every child. At the present time. when a child is home from school, investigation immediately follows
 There is nothing to fear, and the disease will be stamped out entirely within a few days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
cree Fighting Continues in North ern,France and Belgium, but with No Decisive Result-=British War ships to Play Important Part in Engagements Near Channel=-Ger- man Casualties Numbers n, 800

Northern France Belgium where the most important fgting the entire line western of the being bonness but as yet without any decisive ohsaugs of the enemy while news despatce from London make the assertion that the developments gene- ally are against the invaders
 Berlin however been subject since yesterday when the the gh ing west of Le German troops taking the offensive pulsed the enemy at several points.
 British Warships played important part operations and there indications that their activities yet at an end The fighting going night and day and e before Lille. F
 reported evaciaon of ostend has have been reduced German achievements with two of the famous 16 reported having pass ed through Antwerp it's way to BrIges
 Outside of Belgium the fields of battle numerous, Soses and AIssee bena o M territories where is taking place, h several of these districts the French as the Belgian field. The French say that they have made in the Argonne and the oeve
 shelering headquarters German Slype the Belgian has been destroyed by shee from British vessels according to message received in Lon
 The latest German casually list under tine captions Of killed wounded and missing gives the names of about 100
 In the eastern arena of rOgress in localities Paris officially that the Rus sians vicinity enemy for distance of eight miles and petrograd elares that Russian troops have saved Warsaw from German
 The fighting south of PrzennysI according despatch has been going for six days with heavy losses on the part lof the Aurans despatch from Warsaw says mum parties of German prisoners one of which incded constantly being brought that given Vienna that Austrian forces gained points in Gaa and that the attacks have not been success that the Aus troops the heights north of Nizaovce of the last held by Russians in the Garpathans There Russians in Hungary cOrding to the Vienna statement
 The has summoned the FelchSag % early discuss the situation and accordinq Prussian Diet is sion today authorize loan of SSz5OOO00O krupp reconsructing for the use of the German army five hundred pieces of artillery captured from the enemy.
 native chief of Kamerun, the German colony In qa- tral Africa has been the rebeous movement This news comes to London The Hague.
 despatch from Aperto, Portugal teegraphe communication witEl Lisbon has been interrupted
 despatch ToLio Japanese squadron is seek ina German varships in the neighboFhood of Hawaii
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
SECRETARY OF NAVY
 LAJDS DONOVAN AT
 RALLY IN STAMFORD

If you good people of this Congres ssional district be- lieve in peace; if you believe in constructive legislation of direct benefit to yourselves if you would purge our leg islative and executive de- partments entirely of the evil influence of predatory interests; if these things are your aim for the welfare of this great republic, you owe it to yourself to support Woodrow Wilson.
 There is one way that you individually may put your stamp of approval on the wonderful administration of this great President; you must vote the Democratic ticket
 q beseech you to return to Congress the excellent Dem ocratic delegation that so ably represents this State. Send back my warm friend, Jerry Donovan. He has done much to aid in the carrying out of this session's great legislative program. He has done much for his district. Your vote for Jerry Donovan will not only be a1 vote for an honest and able represen- tative :; it will also be a vote of approval for the adminis- tPationf of Woodrow Wilson" :"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
ANNOUNCE POLLING PLACES FOR TIE
 NEXT ELECTIO x

The following polling places have been designed by Mayor Wilson for the election on Nov. 3:
 First district, Court street. Second, 49S Broad street
 Third, Auburn street and Fairfield avenue.
 Fourth. 1251 State street Edfth, 611 Norman street Sixth, 525 Catherine street. Seventh. 1889 Main street. Eighth, 2O44 Main street. Ninth, 11s7 East Main street. Tenth, 42 Beach street
 Eleventh. AIS East Main street Twelfth, first precinct, 1856 Seaview avenue.
 Twelfth. second precinct, Lincoln school.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22

eecreary of the Navy Joseph1s Dan aoan Of North Carolina on his way to Hnxaford where he is to speak at bdx Democratic rally tonight, stopped lSn Bzkdgsport today to pay visit of Iinapeczaon to the Lake Torpedo Boat x1ompany plant at the foot of seavfew avenue
 Three submarines of the Lake modal nze building for the government in, F9hs seavtew avenue plant. The gpv- ewxknen< is also build4ng several from srne Iaks plans at the Portsmouth, N. dz-, navy yard
 Secretary Daniels was deeply inter- iasted in all he saw at the Lake plant land asked many questions Of simon flake, inventor of the boats and pres
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
SECRETARY OF NAVY PAYS
 VISIT TODAY TO PLANT OF
 THE LAKE TORPEDO BOAT GO.

ident of the company The latter escorted tha secretary abotut Gtle plant.
 Secreary Daniels came to Bridgeport shogsbly before noon by train from Stamford. He was aceonpanied by Rockville and States Attorney Homer Cummings of Stamford. The party were met at the railroad station by former Senator Archibald McNefI, Sr. who took them in his a:uto1nobi1e to the Lake plant
 After the visit, Senator McNeil. had his chauffeur drive the party to the Taft Hotel in New Haven where they had luncheon. Later they went on to Hartford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
TSlNG TAU ATTACK
 BEGUN BY JAPANESE

New York, Oct 22-The East and West News Bureau gave out this af- ternoon a cable message from Tol&io dated today, as follows:
 1.-The Japanese naval general staff announces that the marine heavy ar tflIery corps Is engaged on the 22nd (today) in the attack upon Tsing-Tau and that part of the Japanese fleet is keeping watch on the eneny's war ships lowering about Hawaii
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
ENGLAND HAS JOBS
 FOR 1000 CHAUFFEURS

London, Oct 2-Announcement was made here today that the British war office requires immediately for service on the continent a thousand chauf- feurs and motor truck drivers between the ages of 20 and 45. The apph- cants are requested to present them selves by noon tomorrow in readiness to proceed Immediately to the front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
JAP BATTLESHIP
 WATCHES HONOLULU

Honolulu. Oct Standing just outside the three mile limit, her searchlights constantly illuminating the entrance to Honolulu harbor, the Japanese battleship Hisen, kept patrol last night while anchored in the roads the German warship Geiers awaited the verdict of port officials as to how long she may remain in the harbor for repairs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
GERMANS AND ALLIES CLASH IN WARS GREATEST BATTLES
 TO WIN TOWNS ON SEACOAST
Last Minute News Of The War

London, Oct. 22-A despatch Daily says British bombardmen utterly troyed lype which the Germans held force The occupied the German headquarters staff blown to bits.
 London Oct 22-A despatch the Exchange Telegraph Company Hague that Magma Bell, the native chief executed he many this credited by the dent to Herr Ebermayer German governor of Karnerun Washington 22Acng Secretary Lansing of the state department today the United States had tested against the of the American Brindia Halifax N s.. unustifiabe and demanding her immediate release.
 Paris Oct 22-A Agency despatch Petrograd says minister finance authorized imperial place term treasury bonds amount ing to $6O,ooo,0oo the English market
 London Norvegn steamer which has arrived at Canary according to despatch that Telegram reports that she visit by captain declared he had sunk II British and French and one Italian steamers
 London Oct. despatch Reuters Tele gram Company following parties prisoners continually arriving Among the latest general who had brought gifts to the troops from R fperor William N@Se
 Tokio of the British China fleet message the Japanese minister sympathy the Takaehiho dur ing operations Kau-Chau Bay The despatch sent officers of the British fleet The minister of gratitude behalf of the Japanese
 Toko Oct 22-A Japanese squadron it is officially an nouneed seeking the German fleet the neighborhood of Hawaii
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
FIVE MEN NABBED
 FOR BIG ROBBERY

Indianapolis, Oct 22.---Ffve men. wanted for the robbery Of a hotel in Terre Haute, Ind, of $1.435 in cash and two watches, were arrested here today after making the trip from Terre lasAata in a high-power automobile.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
AMERICAN STEAMER
 RELEASED BY BRITISH

Washington, Oct 22-sir Cecil Spring-Rice, the British ambassador, was informed today by the London foreign office, that the American tank steamer John D. Rockefeller. seized by British cruisers, has been re1eas- ed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
ITALIAN MARINES
 LAND AT AVLONA

London. Oct. 22-4.So D. m.--A de- spatch. to the Evening News from ve- nice says.
 GA company of Italian marines landed at iAvlona- today. The Italian 47th infantry, stationed at Liecce, Is said to be ready to embark for Av- Iona It is stated that telegraph com munication with other parts Of Al bania has been severed in order to prevent the spread of the news oe the landing
 The Italian embassy in London has no confirmation of the foregoing.
 The Rev. John J. Mullen a priest, said to be temporarily demented. stab bed to death T. ". Patterson. an agena for the Illinois Central Rsa1lroaSs a Hillside. a Chicago suburb
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22

Davey Bros. store at 17o5 Main street was Ny&cred last night through a rear window a quantity of stock being taken. An investigation is be- ing made of the burglary of a cobb1er shop on Madison avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
ANaOYER Of GIRLS IN TOLLS

Charged with serious misconduct against 12-years- old Alice Brownley. 60 Highland avenue, and II years old FIi1da Mitchell, 80 Highland avenue. Agostino Gonfa1enieu, or Gonfa1oniere. barber of 251 Lexington avenue was arrested on a warrant this afternoon by Detective simon. Bonds Of $5,0O0 have neen fixed. He has been under arrest ter held for investigation, a nun1Ess of times previously on similar charge
 Fair aud cooler tonight; Fri daK fair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22

A revolutionary outbreak occurred yesterday at Braganza and Mafra, which was attributed to royalists whose object was said to have been to prevent Portugal joining the allies. It was officially announced from Lis bon that the uprising was promptly put down.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22

Paris, 22-A Agency despatch from Perograe that the Russian minister of finance has been authorized by imperial to place short term treasury bonds amoun ing to $6O 100000 the English market.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-22
ROW IN PORTUGAL
 BECOMES SERIOUS

London, Oct. 22-The Havas cor respondent at Oporto, Portugal, has sent the following despatch:
 photographic and telephonic com 1nllnication with Lisbon has been cut A number of unexpIoded bombs have been found on the raflways.'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27
KNEW HIS VOICE

Mrs. Goodsoul was waiting tea for
her husband, who was expected home
from the city every minute.
: Suddenly out in the road a. donkey
prayed. The dear old lady, who was
little deaf beamed..
run and put the kettle on, Jane"
she cried. "The master. is coming
down the street. I'd know his hearty
laugh anywhere"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27
RhaaXl.
GaFa&9

y
n. y.-by golly; there is 8 pritty
sore yung lawyers up in the criminel
courts bilding.
all the guys around the bilding
gives them the ha, ha, about times
a day, and the hole of them is pritty
near ready to shake the town and go
practising up in the bronnix or over
in brooklin.
all on account of a kind of funny
crack a prisoner made the luther day,
and maby he dident mean nuthlng by
it at all whatever.
it was like this, there was stick
I'D man going to be tried, and, he told
the Judge he dident have no money
to hire a lawyer.
witch being the case, it was up to
the Judge to appoint somebody to
defend the guy
of cOrse there is always sum yung
lawyer sitting around waiting to grab
onto this kind Of jobs, and this morn
ing these 8 felers happened to be in
court
well, says the Judge to the stickup
man, the state will provide you with
COUNSEL
there is mr.. jones and mr.. smith
and mr.. tompkins setting there, you
can have any one of them, or there
is still anuther lawyer out in the hall,
take whichever one you please.
the crook looked at mr.. jones and
mr. smith and mr.. tompkins and then
he says, vel, Judge, CESS i'll take the
one out in the hall
pretty feerce for them 3 boobs,
wasent it, seems like they wont new
or hear the end of it from their trends
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QUAINT ACTIVITIES

Eating your words.
Turning green with envy.
4 Walking on air.
& Looking daggers.
B Killing time.
Flying in the face of fate,
h Grand Rapids Press.
1000
A "CLOSE" ONE
y .'Is old Doxey as stingy as they say
he isl"
Eyes. He won't even buy a calen-
/ dar. for fear he may not live the year
out to use it up"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-16
Wholesale
Quotations

"
Livestock.
Buying Pricea.1
Cows ..... 600 Calves -. 6V9a
Hogs ....s@Shc Wethers l@lMe
Lambs ...66Bxc Ewes .......s O 10
Butter nnd Eggs.
Ranch Butter. 26@2Sc.
Strictly fresh ranch eggs, 2s@2sc.
Poultry
Hens. 15@16c; springs, 16017c;
spring ducks. l3014c; turkeys. $50
csc; rabbits, SQ10c.
JOBBING QUOTATIONS
me following prfces are fur.
ntsheo the Times oatly oy leading
firms engaged In the various
lines or .uN. Rroouce; meas PRO,
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Professional Business

Blood and Skin Disorders, Genito-
Urinary and Nerve Trouble. / also
treat Deafness, Head-nolses, Ca
tarrh and kindred ailments. 20
years experience. Consultation free.
Hours to 8, evenings to s, SUM-
days 10 to IL. 1124h Pacific av.
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF DISSoLUTIoNtlO fy
PARTNERSHIP
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given thatilthe'
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John Mack and George VogelI
in conducting the business known
as Oxford Club Saloon at 1871 Pa
cific av., Tacoma, Pierce County,
Wash. has been, on this I'd day of
February, 1914, by mutual consent
dissolved. The business remaihs lin
the possession, ownership and un-
der the control of John Mack, who
will pay all bills against said part
nership and to whom all bills owing
said partnership are due and should
be paid. go
day of February, 1914.
JOHN MACK,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-16
RENT
MISCELLANEOUS

OFFICE and warehouse space In
brick building for rent very
cheap; trackage for carloads. Will
rent small space IL desired Snap
for right party. Lock Box 433, City
ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner for rent
31.50 day delivered and called for
Phone Main 1910
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ANOT III ERR

Look at my list and pick from
the ones you want and let me tell
you how you can come in possess
sion of them. / am the farm man,
and guarantee all my sales as rep
resented and get you money on
them II you are the stuff that makes
good showing. Just a small list
this morning-tomorrow will be
more
so acres, so acres under cultiva-
ton; fine house and barn. IL cows.
so acres with 10 head of stock.
Price is right, on terms.
40 acres, Is acres cleared, good
house, with stock. VIII take some
trade. A snap.
10-acre chicken ranch, only $500:
good house and barn, all cleared
and fenced.
acres, we'll improved, good
house, horse and chickens; all tools;
will exchange this for bungalow.
+ We are here to live and eat and
eat to live, and IL You want a full
dinner pail come and get some
good stuff.
O. N. JOHNS
200 Natl Bank of Tao. Bldg.
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l am trader by trade. Bring you
troubles to me and / will get you
what you want. Nicolay Hasselo,
410 Tacoma Bldg.
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WANTED-To exchange modern Z
room house, basement, 5 lots, all
Improved ranch with stock. Box
M3, Times.
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5000

for tract 317x1O0-12M lots-within
two miles of Ninth and Pacific, on
south Tacoma car line; 10 minutes
ride. This Is a real snap. Inves-
tigate. Address M-2, Tacoma Times.
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SEVEN ROOM house on two corner
lots, improvements in and paid.
$50 down, SIS month, including in
terest. Main 70S5.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

IF THERE should be any person
reading the Times that was on
the Traction car the 3rd of Aug,
1913, about 6 o'clock. going to
American lake that saw an old
lady thrown down in the car start
ing too quick before being seated.
please answer this ad by person.
zoos So. Traitor,
DIR. AIMEE CAVANAUGH, scientif-
ic hair specialist, guarantees new
growths of hair. 72Sh Pacific av.
Room 8. Main 1872.
A PHOTO FOR THIS AID. PETER
SON STUDIO, TACOMA AV.
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COST s475-Hay bailer in good con-
dition; trade for lots, cows, pigs,
4-foot wood or something else. Mu-
tual Realty Co. 200 California Bldg.
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ALL KINDS OF WOOD FOR SALE
CHEAP, Multnomah Fuel Co,
Main 1909.
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EXCHANGE

HAVE 15-room house, close In, val
trade for so acres improved farm
on Tacoma Eastern.
NICOLAY HASSELO
410 Tacoma Bldg
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HAVE 40 acres shot clay logged
off land, almost level: gushing
spring furnishes water sufficient to
irrigate whole tract. Located one
mile from head of North Bay.
NICOLAY HASSELO
40 Tacoma Bldg.
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HAVE acres, cleared, fruit. gar
den; 10-room house; near PIT. De-
fiance park and car. Want 10 to 20
acres, improved.
NICOLAY HASSELO
410 Tacoma Bldg.
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EXCHANGE acres best garden
and celery land, running stream.
all cleared, worth $4,000. Trade for
$4,000 Tacoma property or vacant
lots. 200 California Bldg.
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TWO 240-egg incubator. trade for
heifer calves or pigs. Creamery
Sutherland station, Sumner or Puy-
allup car.
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RANCH WANTED

We have good Improved city
property, vacant lots, 27 acres tim
good ranch.
410 California Bldg.
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For sale, 10-room residence. 1el
It. front, 135 IT. deep, on paved
street and cement sidewalk fruit.
berries and shrubbery. For partic-
ulars call or address C. S. Waters.
311 3rd ave. 8. W., Puyallup.
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PERSONAL

A widow would like to meet gem
tleman of so matrimonially In
clined. KIT, Tacoma Times.
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For sale or trade, my equity of
$3.50 In a $3.50 Broom, modern
bungalow and lots on car line,
Easy terms. Address $3.50 So. L.