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The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
Democratic Candidate for Judge
of the Superior Court Of
Mauain COllntu

Navajo County.
Election Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1914
Later he entered the law Offices
of Lessenger & Loar of Ogden
and took up the study of law at
the age of Fl. In the year>1892
Mr. Larson left Utah to establish
his home in Arizona, and in the
year 1904 he came to Holbrook
and began the practice Of law
there. Since coming to Arizona
and the town Of Holbrook Mr.
Larson has had numerous cases,
his reputation as a good lawyer
being known far and wide. On
account of his long residence in
Navajo county he knows our peo-
pie and knows them well, and
considering the important posi-
tion such as Mr. Larson is aSpir-
ing for we take pleasure in re-
commencing a man who knows
conditions as they exist in Navajo
county and who knows it's every
requirement, that he may give
just and fair decision when the
occasion demands it. Mr. Larson
is a recall man from start to fin
ish and stands squarely on the
Democratic platform. His entire
life was spent in the sister states
of Arizona and Utah.
He is one of the ablest lawyers
we have in Navajo county and a
very broad-minded man in an all
business affairs. His modesty to
d certain extent conceals his abil-
ity, but the voters of Navajo
county may feel assured that if
Mr. Larson is elected they will
have a good lawyer, an honest
citizen, and good judge.
Mr. Voter, you will make no
mistake by casting your vote for
the Democratic candidate for the
office Of Judge Of the Superior
Court of Navajo county at Tues
days election.
Miss Nan RrOWn Ml1cir Tnach.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
TO THE PEOPLE OF
NAVAJO COUNTY
IloIbsook, Anzons. Oct. z, 1914.

IioIbsook, Anzons, Cot z. 1914.
l have been informed that there
has been some adverse criticism
directed at me because | entered
the race for q political nomina-
ton at the primary election and
failed, and am now before the
people asking Office at their hands
as an Independent.
Under ordinary conditions such
criticism might be well founded,
and in Some instances q candidate
would not be entitled to consid-
Grafton at the hands oc the vet
ers, but in my case I feel that no
other course was open to me OF
would be open to any man who
has any self-respect. love and af-
fection for his family. Pursuant
to this belief I have entered the
I race for superior judge and ask
your consideration for the follow
/ ing reasons:
First. it cannot be successfully
denied that the political lnachin-
cry Of the republican party was
diverted from its legitimate pur~
pose and used to encompass my
defeat. This is contrary to all
political precedents.
Second. | am reliably inform
ed, and 50 state the same as facts,
that certain persons who were
opposed to my reelection as your
superior Judge stopped to low and
unWarranted methods upon the
eve Of the late primary and cir
culated false and malicious re-
ports that were derogatory to my
standing as an officer and a citi-
zen. These false and malicious
statements were q reflection ON
myself as q citizen and officer of
che law as Well as upon my NOR
ais, and consequently a reflection
upon my family. These state
ments were such that if true
should and would debar me from
the confidence Of the people and
from the society Of all true men
and women.
If | had abided the results cf
the primary election and with
drawn to private life no doubt
many Of our people would have
accepted such statements as be-
ing true and would have resulted
in the placing of ignominy upon
my family and loved ones. This
beng true | feel that in Justice
to myself and in justice to my
family that it is absolutely neces-
sary that ! come before the peo-
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
KEEP ARIZONA ON The MAP

=" Prohibition will work great injury
to the cause of temperance. It is a
species Of intemperance within itself,
for it goes beyond the bounds Of rea-
son in that it attempts to control a
mans appetite by legislation, and in
making crimes out of things that are
not crimes.
"a prohibition law strikes a blow
at the very principles on which our
government was founded. I have
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
ELECTRIC THEARTE- TONIGHT

The Musical McDonalds. Com
edy, Musical, Novelty. A Levy
Circuit Headline Attraction. See
them!
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17

Babbitt's Pink Tea free dem
all day today.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17

Miss Nan Brown, Music Teach.
er---Studio at residence.
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HELP WANTED-Am now regis
terinG hop pickerr for my farm
at Roy, Wash. Fifty acres in
hops Have first-class accom-
modations. Experienced pfekers
praferred. Harvest will begin
about September sth. Call early
and register. James Pincus, rooms
1913. sseh Pacific av. Telephone
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come to your home regu-
larly. You'll get four high
class novels complete, with
the Times, each month
hereafter. A novel will
start each Monday and
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complete novel each week..
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FOR SALE, CHICKEN RANCH
Nice. convenient 7-room house,
good outbuildings, acres In fruit
and hay. close to car, school and
store A fine home near city limits
for $2500, on terms. Mrs. Ora Pat
tereon. Midland. Wash.
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FURNISHED FLATS

FOX SALH-4 s-room furnished
flsts. fine location. So. I, near
Central school. Main 77ee.
FIVE rooms. furnished house. Tor
one or two families; also 5-room
house. s12 18th st. Address s22 So.
st Phone Main 6573
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Trade, Sell or Exchange

Trade, Sell or Exchange
Got a beautiful 10 acres under
the Tieton ditch. miles from
street car, Yakima valley. II you
have some property or auto or team
will give you q good deal, or little
cash and its yours. Come quick
and Investigate.
Sacrifice Sale
Must SELL owner needs money, his
misfortune is your gain. Beautiful
close in home on Point line. s-room
modern house. beautiful grounds,
paved streets. at a very low figure
for quick sale. Don't all come at
once.
o. N. JOHNS
200 Nat. Bank Tao. Bldg.
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PERSONAL

MRS RUGGLES. EIectroloeist
Superfluous hair, moles. etc. per
paancntly removed. Main 1890 and
Madison 1333. RIM. 521 Prov. Bldg.
Hours IL to 8.
WRINKLES. freckles, scars moIes
pfmples removed. Deformed noses
corrected 4079 Arcade Bldg, Seattle
MARRY Join Seattlss Reliable
Friendship club. Ada p Evans, I'll
frrfnn 81 Ant. r.
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REAL ESTATE

Just opened. Paradise Valley Car
den tracts. about 315 miles south of
city limits. on newly finished bou-
ievard; az acres. $500. almost
cleared, 10 per cent down. balance
SIS per month. 6 per cent interest
Paving all paid, complete abstract
and warranty deed. Land very
suitable for chicken raising, small
fruit or gardening. Buy now, only
5 tracts at above price. Ere auto
excursion daily. Mutual Realty
Co, s29 Tacoma av., exclusive agts.
Main 6494. Address B-2, Times.
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TIMES WANT AID
RATES


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Iished.
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Want Ad medium In Tacoma
II prints more live want ads
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eth and Commerce SITS.
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y NNoUnCEMENrs

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~ the circle No. 15S Women of
Wooderaft and the manv friaoSs
WHO gave us assistance durfne m
ai. OF Mrs. Helen Davis. ana
also 70 the friends who braurht
towers TO the funeral, we wish &c
extend oar thanks.
L G. DAVIS and
j RI A REM NETT
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MOTORCYCLES
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS with or without board
Mrs. c. e. Mahon. AIS So. f.
Main 6194.
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uUH wn Receive ans Br
- - .xis :
LOST
LOsT-Female fox terrier puppy.
Leo Teats. Proctor SIS.
LOsT-A purse at Point Defiance
at paVilien or around platform,
Containing sum of money, also key
Finder please return to ATS East
= Or phone Main sls--L lie. are.
HOUSEK'P'G ROOMS
FOR RENT-Two furnished house
keeping rooms, IS month: fur
nished housekeeping rooms. t1z per
month; light. phone, bath, gas,
walking distance. lilo eth av.
Main 500.
IF Mrs. Fred w. Woodworth, efs
So. Tacoma av-s viii call at The
Times office 10 morrow she Will
receive two box seats 20 Pantages
theater for Thursday nights per
IMPERIAL APIS. under new man
reduced rates. So. 10th and Yak.
HoUsEKEEPING and single rooms
Main ssss, ssOsh Paeifis sv
THE MADISON
Houseke spins; single rooms. 1s2s
s-room h.kpf; suite. ss;se week s1 q
SYLVAN. ToI So. HeIens. fur. rma
ti.5e up: hskps. suitss steam ssst
c.R e,. So s. e. 'G Ylsss s.ia 1 Y:s Sc
lighthouses
FOR RENT-Modern s-room house
In railroad district. Phone Main
zsoz.
6 ROOM house, lots, at s2O4 SO.
X. Phone Madison s00-R-
4-RooM cottage. IS per month
1sl4h so. Tacoma sv. Main 7i7o.
ON Mckinley Hill. a brand new
modern 5-room bungalow, with
basement Call Ss2b East j. Main
s-RooM house. 422 So. 33d; rent
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything delivered anywhere"
Night Service.
Nv com TnaIGe. Nihtu ofuk
BUSINESS CHANCES
~~>-~~~~~~~>~~~~-~~~>-~ ~-~-~>--~~>>~~~-~~-~~~
TWO snaps I'm out OF town picture
shows, one fully equipped, no
! competition. $1,000; one $l100. These
are bargains. sso-sl Provident Bid.
24-ROOM house on SO. E ST., rent
only $50. As owner Is going east
In 10 days, for quick sale viii take
1915. Main s4oS.
so ROOM modern hotel TO trade for
property or smaller hotel. 410
California Bldg.
ron roCmins houses. hotels and
other business chances. call
40 California Bldg.
WANTED TO BUY
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| WANTED TO BUY Fat stock.
Phone Main 2s45.
furnitura
stoves J. O. Parkey. la1s c. Main
EXCHANGE
$500
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Groeery
store. new stock, nice living
small city home, close to ear. G-5,
| Times.
$500 equity in AR. mod. cottage and
lots, for runabout or light car,
Ford preferred: EDO: Times.
SITUATIONS - MALE
--~~-~~~~-~~~~-~>~~~S-~~~
| KEEPING-Expert. any line.
Accounts Strengthened out, bal
ances taken; long or short time.
prices reasonable. Add. HI. Times.
YOUNG man wants position at fir
ing. 232s JET av.. w. Park err.
MEDICAL
r~S~S~~~~~~-~~~S~~~-~->~ ~~~~~~e~~~~~~~~~->-~~~
LADIES-Sandsrso Cotton Root
pills; safe and sure cure for de-
layed periods. Price 81. Money re-
funded il IL fails. Raymond Rem
| edy Co, 2I7h Pike st. Seattle. Mn.
Wanted = Miscellaneous
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WANTED-One OF two children TO
board Reliable party. Phone
| Main T543.
CAPABLE and experienced woman
would like the care of a child,
country home. mothers care. H-4,
| Times.
FOR SALE-vACUUM
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THE fzMns NJ TAcoMAB
ONLY ENDEFENDHHI UIzN
/ NEWsFAPEa
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR sALE-Tssm weighing geo
lbs. harnes and wagon inquire
Earl Franklin. s42 Commerce Main
WANT TO BUY RANGE AND FUR
NITURE. CALL MAIN 1884.
HIGHEST price paid for second
hand tools. Main bbSs.
HORSES. harness and wagon for
sale; COW for sale cheap. Apply
3111 So. Wilkeson.
FOR sALE-on account of the
death OF my wife l am compelled
to sell my fine, almost new, $415 pl-
ano. VIII sell for less than half
Il taken at n one Easy 'erW Wsr q
1921 No. 18th ST.. Tacoma.
chine. Call 1s02 So. l. Main 25e9-
FOR sALE-one fresh COW. years
FOR SALE AT ONCE-ifanee
heater, Hoosier cabinet. and 9TH
err furniture. Proctor 6e6. 4509
No. 18th.
FOR sALEA5 Philo winter colony
coOps. 2405 No. Warner av. Tel
Proctor 72s.
FRESH young COW and calf for
sale by Joseph Hook. So. 34th
and Sprague.
FOR sALE-Furniture. all in good
condition, of 5-room house; also
sno, 's sooS s as new ssls So. Yski@ pa
FOR sALE-Buek steel range. $40.
FOR SALE = Young Jersey COW.
rich, heavy mixer. 3 years cid.
Apply after p. m. 25o4 So. Ferry,
COW for sale, will be fresh in three
months, OF will trade for chick
ems or pigs and part cash. Phone
Madison I'LL.
BUFFET. tables. rockers. dressers,
bed, hall tree. other things, cheap
Call at sl2 East 44th at once.
$500 per cord certain part Of citv
stove length slab wood. Main
GENTLE riding pony cheap. ana
Jersey mich cow, IL years old
SEQ Sanders farm, half mile east
SpanaYay station. 80
FOR SALE-4-year-o old family COW.
Take auto bus to Springdaie. ask
for Anderson. 10
SINGER, 50; Domestic, $3.50: drop
head Singer. $3.50. S19 nth st
TEAM, wagon and harness for sale
cheap. Main 1854. III
TO buy househcid goods ana msrl
Henry. ies So 18th Main s7ss. 4
FlkE snd sgrslar-preef poxsss 4.
the dsy:: l.sreh-hecandisss Ca
HOSES blooming at Mitchell Nurs-
for fall planting.
OLIVER typewriter at a bargain.
1913 Commerce st. Phone Main
1888.
RAILROAD watches, Hamilton All,
value $40. for $780, Hamp. 21-t..
value t35. for SIS; Elgin and Wal
than from $500 and up. 1907 Com.
Main 57e0.
LADIES' suits cleaned and pressed
800 and up: Mems suits $500
dry or steam cleaned. 23o3 Pacific
av Main l1s4.
FOR mites and lice in the poultry
| house use Robfnson's Lice Iaoufi
| Cheap. effective and lasting. one
| quart makes six; S5c at your deal
SHOW CASES. office. store fIx-
lures, doors. window screens
made to order. lumber. moulding
| for sale. Tacoma Cabinet Works
ll22-24 Court c. Main 1851
FLORAL designs for funeraIs- 2s3f
So. M ST. Main 440s.
FANG innink: expert repairing. T.
It: Richmond so22 So 18th Hais
| We have second-hand motorcycfs
for sale. io1s 80 fIIn
ALT HEIDELBEHo BEER
| columbia Brewing Co Order
fKESH ground greco pons daily.
Tacoma Meat Co. 1908 Pae. ~.
FOR a carpenter and builder. see
Il. =. Heale. Main s027-L
| FOUND.
| >s-.s-s>~>>~~>>sS~e~>~~~>~
! fOOND-A watch. on Division av
1 ONner please call and Identify
same atter p. m, 1914 So. 18th st
q ANNOUNCEMENTS
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FOR SALE-VACUUM
CLEANERS

THE Sweeper-Vac Is the official
vacuum sweeper chosen for the
San Francisco Panama exposition
model kitchen. For sale and rent.
Madison 1903. John III. Hilton,
Dist Mgr. Pneuvac Co.
FOR everything about vacuum
cleaners deal with Pacific Coast
Sales Co, Main 31e6. Member of
Natl Service Co.
FRANTz PREMIER Electric vacu-
UNI Sweepers for sale or rent.
Phone Main 1I6R
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REAL ESTATE

1915 buys ala acres adjoining
ball park at Gig Harbor. Sec own
2O4s.
For sale $3.50. 5-roOm bungalow
on corner in North End. Fireplace.
buffet kitchen, beautiful electric
light fixtures. best porcelain plumb
ing, garage; $25 down, s25 month.
Owner, Ploceor 1897.
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rurT nns D. ,
INDEfENDEHT utGfzX9D FHoEA suMEEa
LOST

LOST-Female fox terrier puppy
Leo Teats. Proctor es6.
LOST-A purse at Point Defiance
at paVilien or around platform.
containing sum of money, also key
B or phone Main sl67-L Reward.
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$22OO-$25O CASH

tpAOO OLNKDII
Balance monthly payments will buy
/ u lots, all Improvements in and
paid In full; 9-room house s years
old. good condition, suitable for two
apartments: bath. toilet, 2 sinks, 3
porches; x block from one of the
best schools in Tacoma. win trade
for small house OF vacant lots This
is an exceptionally good buy for
home or investment. We court in
vestigation.
Fidelity Rent & Col. Co.
ID. NJ. Morgan, Mgr. Real Est. Dept
Suite 304 Savase-scoffeid Bldg.
904 A st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-26

PACKING and storage. VIM Fit
Henry. 102 So. 18th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-26
Miscellaneous

Wanted = Miscellaneous
.~~~~s~~~~~-~~~~s~>
wANTED-One or two children TO
board. Reliable party. Phone
Main T543.
CAPABLE and experienced woman
would like the care of child,
country home. mothers care. H-4,
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-26

COMMERCIAL BINDERY q FIG.
Co, Inc. 7be-76s Commerce st.
Phone Main AT. Printers. Binders.
Loose Leaf Devices
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-12
New Providence A. A. to Play
Sunday Games This Season

Encouraged by the excellent show
ing of the New Providence A. A. on
the diamond last season, plans are
under way to have the team travel
Sundays this season appearing
against the strongest semi-pro aggre-
cations in the State. under the name
of the New Providence Crescents.
Sunday games will be booked by
Jimmy Cribbin, the left-fielder of the
team for the past three years, and
there will be no conflict in any way
with the bookings of A. G. Balloon
for Saturdays and holidays.
The personnel of the Sunday team
will be identically the same as the
one that will represent the town on
Saturdays and holidays, and with the
return OF PARCELS, Ahearn, Knight.
Frazer, Cribbin. Pengitore, Saunier,
Fulton and Williamson, from last
years team, and the addition OF
Madigan and Parkinson, a successful
season is looked for.
Sunday games are desired for the
Crescents with the Ironsides, Newark
Athletics, Bloomfield, Forest Hill,
Boonton, Dover, Morristown and
teams of the same calibre. Com
munications addressed to James J.
Cribbln, 294 North Fifth street, New
ark. N. j.. will be given prompt at
tention.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-12
FIFTY PLAYERS
FL|RT WITH FEDS
President Gilmore, of Outlaws,
Claims Many Leaguers Are
Anxious to Sign.
COBB'S NAME MENTIONED

James Gilmore, president of the
Federal League, at Shreveport with
the Chicago Federals, refused yes
terday to confirm or deny statements
to the effect that terms of Ray Col
Inns, Of Boston, would be accepted
nor would he name the fifty players
of the American or National
League who have been reported to
be negotiating for Federal League
contracts.
II is said that among the players
are four of the Boston Americans,
and members of the Chicago Federal
team are quoted as saying they are
Wagner, Lewis, Collins and Leonard.
1t was understood the Federal
League refused to accede to Wag-
ner's demands. which were for $500
a year. Collins, however, signed with
the Red SoX yesterday, so that lets
him out.
IAN of the clubs in the league have
all the players they need with the
exception of Brooklyn and Buffalo,
said President Gilmore. 1--WE proba-
bly, will sign two more players foi
each of these teams. We have all the
places we need to which we may
send players not retained by the Fed
eral League, and we are not worry
ing over farms" President Gilmore
said he would leave today for Chi
cage.
If any of the players whose SER
vices are sought by the Federal
League, or who have offered to sign
up with the new league, have come
to terms, Gilmore did not make the
fact known.
Ty Cobb was reported yesterday as
having opened negotiations with the
new league.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-12
TO CUBS,
BUT NOT PERDUE
Controversy Solved by c. P.
Taft Over Players Involved
in Evers Sale.
EVERS GETS BIG BONUS

w. J. Sweeney will play with the
Chicago Cubs and Hub Perdue will
remain with Boston.
This solution of the controversy
over the players involved in the Evers
sale was telephoned to Chicago yes
terday by C. p Taft, owner of the
Cubs, to G. w. Murphy. former pres
ident of the club, who is still acting
president.
Murphy had a representative at
Macon, Ga, where the Boston Braves
are training, and Sweeney signed a
three-year contract to play second
base for the Cubs.
Mr.. Faft did not state on what au-
thority he based his announcement,
but simply declared that the contro-
versy over the players had been Off
cially settled.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-12
FEDERAL LEAGUE AGENT
TALKS WITH HARRY SMITH

but the proprietor of the Racine Ho-
tel, William Crawford, warned them
against it. The police themselves
are said to be afraid of the rough
element which predominates across
the river. He advised all of the boys
who visit either Girard or Phoenix,
known as 'Sodom and Gomorrah."
to return to Columbus before sunset,
These two towns are typical mining
towns, of the moving picture variety.
in appearance, and their citizens are
of the toughest class. A stranger
runs risk of being accosted and
assaulted on the streets, even in the
daytime A travelling salesman, It
is said, was struck by rock quite
recently and narrowly escaped frac-
tured skull. When the Tigers learned
all of these details they decided to
pass up the sport.
Hard Luck for Jimmy.
Eddie Zimmerman ran into streak
of hard luck yesterday in the prac-
tise game which the Regulars and
Yannigans played Ed was robbed
of home run because the umpire
said he did not touch third base, and
he also lined into a double play. The
third base had been hoodoo for the
Regulars. as Gus Getz was caught
off that bag the day before at a time
when his run would have brought q
tie, If not victory. The Regulars won
yesterday, however, and are supreme
ly happy as they have the edge on
the Yannigans, with two victories
in three straights.
Dalton Gets Papers.
Jack Dalton, who is Cy Barger's
successor, pro TEN, at least, In the
players fraternity has received a
copy of the fraternity's agreement
with the national commission from
Dave Fultz. The Tigers spent the
morning getting familiar with the
various clauses, all of which have
already been made public.