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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-19
NEW MEXICO SYNOD
TO MEET HERE
THIS MONTH
Program of the Four-Day Con-
vention Announced; Popu.
lar Meeting on the Presby-
terrain United Movement.

The t~wenty-siXth synodicai meeting
Of the New Mexico Presbyttrians will
be held al the First Presbyterian
church september 24th TO 2Sth. The
program follows:
Thursday Evening.
4:3O-opcning sermon by Rev.
Hugh y. Cooper. moderator. Com
munion service. Enrolment. Elcc-
ton Of officers.
Friday.
sac - pcvotions. ted los Rev.
Charles D.. Darling. Phi -.
300 a. m.-EXecutiye committee
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Additional Society
CONTINUED from I'ngc tr,c.)


friends Tor "a short time before re-
turning 10 this city
Miss Florence Baker of Chicago.
Iil.. Miss Dorothy McMiilcu. Mr.
Charles Lembkr and Mr Chester
Lee motorcd to lslotB Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Gruusfcld. her daugh-
ter H%ildcgardv aud her SISTERS. Mis-.
r.. stocnhm and Mrs &. Hamburger,
landed In Montreal, Canada. today.
Mrs. H%ildcEardc Grunsfcid nas re-
turned from California, where she
has been lor the past lour month.
Mr.. and Mrs. b.. A. Vaushcy aud
family cxpoot 10 move next week
into the charming bungalow which
Mr. Wallace He%ssoldcn has built tot
them ON the corner of Twelfth street
Roma avenue.
Mrs. T.. l. bradford Is going Ca
Las Vegas Tuesday 10 sing al "a mu-
steal which ~ a. be given that owe
ning Mrs a. kohn. formerly OF this
city, VII be her accompanied.
Mrs. 4. Schutz and Mrs Bella
Dillon spent q few days IN Albuuuer-
que thia week as the guests OF Mrs.
Noa HELD They were en- route
from an eastern TIP to their home
In III Paso.
Miss Ruth Laughlin has returned
20 her home in santa Fo after "A tisii
OF several days in this city. during
which h WAS the guest uf Mis-
Louis llfeid
Mfs N Chase and Miss Edna Drab-
bic. both OF Hpston, VIII arrive next
Thursday io spend 90 fcN dsss visit
ing Mrs. LouiH ilfeld
Niss Alma HuldrdEc arrived lls'
sunday 60 pend M, winter with hcl
sister, Mrs. hoy stamm b cX.
poets to enroll at the tniNctslt,
Margaret and Roman Huhbol 10
she first of the week Scr Notr'
Dame nd where they Nill rcsum'
their studies at Nutrc Dame college
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Corner Of silver venue and Fifth
street. Hugh a. Cooper pastor; res
idence, rs South Walter street.
chauncey A. Foreman. associate pas
tor; residence i00i East Central r.
nue.
RlhIe school % a.l6 a. m. Mems
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OrnlraI A,enue Mc,hodl.t Chnreh.


Samuel y. Allison pastor; residence
T16 South Edith street. telephone
1880. Miss Mary Hanscom. deacon
ess. j. u. Emmons. chairman Of
board OF stewards. r. =. owens,
chairman OF BOARD OF trustees
sunday school at 9;fb a, m, 7. NJ.
Doris. superintendent.
Preaching services conducted by
the pastor az n a. m. and I:i5 D. M.
subject Of morning sermon. "A New
Vision Topic for the evening hour
'The Treasure in the Field"
Special music for the morning SER
vice;
Anthem, ~ VIII Exiol Thee
Solo. Hold Thou Ny Hand" &C.. 4.
BfiEsHD. Miss Mary Leaming.
Special musie Tor h evening ser
vice;
Anthem; "Only our Blessed Lord.
Solo; selected. Mira ~ Y. Reid.
Commencing With the services sun
day w Nll hold n wees Of special
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Evangelical Luthcrn Church

Corner of Edith street and Central
avenue, in the Library building. carl
Schmid. pastor.
Morning service and sermon. Il: 80
O'Clock.
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Sodality mass. Z a m: second mass.
y 90 "a m; high mass and sermon.
30 a m Eycaing service aud lustruc-
tiDn, 1.3O.
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Phone Q. Red Barn. 81 W. Copper
for hrst-ciaEs hacks and carriages
w. L. Trimblo a Co.
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The Churches
CONGREGATIONAL C,,urch.

Corner Coal avenue and Broadway.
s. Toothakcr, minister, residence
SOS South Edith street.
sunday school, .: i5 a. IA.
Preaching services. II a. m. and 3
o. m In place of The sermon at the
morning houh We will have the Rally
day oN,rcihcs of the sunday school.
Subject OF the evening sermon;
The Crouch Beginning "a series on
practical themes.
Young Peoples meeting. 7 p. m.
Bible study Wednesday evening:
Amos. Chapters 3-5.
Musical program Tor evening SER
vice.
Prelude: AT Twilight Stebbing.
Oncrtofy The swan. saint-sacns.
solo: Come Unto Me" Olarrisl,
kathryn Grimmcr-Bailcy.
Postlude: Fanfare puoois.
Rally Day Program. Congregational
sunday school.
September goth, II o'clock service.
BuElo can.
Professional: onward Christian
Soldiers School and Chorus
Remain standing during prayer.
Prayer .......... Rev. J.. IA. Head
Roll CAN by classes. answer mum
Der present. amount collection.
song: Forward .......... 3 hool
scripture Reading Matilda Candelsril
tGlory Glass;
Duet. Gladys Becker. Lurene Sevcrns
Violin Solo ...... Mrs. q. y. Wright
Graduation Exercise. Presentation
Diplomas.
solo: Victory" Mrs. Ada Pierce wian
Announcements.
pncrtory. "SchePzo'. tJiulkob
Stanley soder. organ.
Song WORK for the Night Is Com
Ing" ..... school
Trombone Solo Mr Fred *. Ellis
Address. 'Promotlou' ...........
....,..... RcN. Archie Too hnGcr
Raily song when the Roll IL
called Next sunday I'll Be There
Third verse by Helen ToothaAer
aud Mildred Lighton.
postIudc. Grand chorus. .Guiimaai
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The Women's Syno1ical society oI
New Mexico will meet Septem Der %
The program follows.
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Corner Gold ayenuo and broadway.
Rev. Soil Ferguson Will occupy The
pulpit "a N "a m. lie VII speak ON
the theme. "A Bis Mans Estimate
of Jesus.
Bible school at s.43 a. m, Jas.
bearing. superintendent.
Annual business meeting sunday az
tornuon 9 O'Clock Election uf one
elder. three deacons. and two deacon
esses. Annual reports Y. y. s.. g. =.
al 2 D.. m Byron Morgan. leader.
Bible study ana prayer wednesday,
5 y. M. Gen. 1850
Ladies' Aid meeting al the home %
Mrs. Gearing. Thursday afternoon
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Let the Herald SAINT al do your
work
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Mrs Alfred Grunsfcld. her daugh-
ter Hildcgardc and her sisters. Mrs.
r. Stocnhhl and Mrs g. Hamburger.
landed IN Montreal, Canada. today.
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will commence promptly

We are going to expect every mem
Der OF this church. unless they are
provldenciaily hindered to be in at
at all these services. We
o cordially invite all our friends
TO come nnd Worship with u during
the week.
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Mrs HildcEardc GrunsfciG mas re-
turned from California, where she
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-19

Corner Fourth street and West sill
yer aycnu Rev W e. Warren. u.
D., rector residence 1903 West II
jcras avenue
Fifteenth sunday after Trinity Holy
communion, 7 a.. m sunday school.
9:A5 "a m. morning prayer n ser
mon. n a. m. teachers trailing class.
Z D. m. evening prayer and sermon.
80 y. m.
Morning music
Professional: How Firm a Foun.
dalton ........,.. Adoste Fidcles
Neniie AMBROSE
bloflh Ambrose
TIE Deum ...........W W. q. Toomer
Juhilate Dec .......... Anon
lntroit. "IIail 10 the Lords A1oint-
ed Nv II. Uavoreali
Anthem Praise TO tho Hottest Ia
the Height. ........,.I. ". Dykes
Reccsaional: lord. Dismiss rs
with Thy blessing Anon
Evening music
Professional Fight the Good Fight
with All Thy Might =. r. Bnhorn
tilofia -s......... ", H. DOaue
Magnthcni ....-....-. Guam Dilccta
Nunc Dimlttis .......G. C. stehbins
Hymn. Rock OF Ases. Cleft for
Ne ................T Hastings
Anthem: Nearer. My God 10 Thee
49,. '.......L Maso-
Shoral service old Chant
Reoessional; "Thro' the Right OF
Doubt and sorrow ...........
............. ". =. Bambridg'
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Mrs. 4. L. bradford Is going Go
Las Vegas Tuesday 10 sing al "a mu-
steal which ~ a. be gwen that eve
ning Mrs a.. kohn. formerly OF this
city. Wul be hcr accompanied.
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friends Tor a short Time before re-
turning TO this city
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Miss Florence Baker of chicago,
M Miss Dorothy McMiilcu, Mr.
Charles Lembku and Mr Chester
Lee motorcd to lslota Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
CITY PUTS MAN BACK ON
JOB TO SOLICIT BUSINESS
BY w. H. DUR BOROUGH

A commercial manager for the
light department, who will So
licit and sign up contracts for
power and light for the city of
Tacoma, was authorized by a
vote of the city commission to-
day. The authorization was not
made, however, until the commits
sion forced Commissioner of
Light and Water Drake to an
nounce his choice of candidates
for the job. Drake said that he
would appoint II. w. Rhodes,
manager of the local branch of
the Westinghouse Electric COM
pany, IL Mr.. Rhodes would take
the position.
The office of commercial man
ager was ended abruptly several
months ago when Commissioner
Lawson discharged A. L. Thorn.
Since that time the city has
done no soliciting.
81 went out with Mr.. Thorn
yesterday and we secured pros
pectiye customers for several
thousand dollars worth of cur
rent" said Commissioner Drake
to the other commissioners to-
day. I'VE ought to get this
business. l know that with COM
petent man in the place l can get
a great deal of extra business for
my department"
The commissioners baked or
an appointment, declaring that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
5 | 5000 IS
OFF
CITY PAYROLL

With only q brief jsngle to en-
liven the proceedings, Mayor Faw-
eett's salary ordinance, Topping
$4,000 off the yearly pay roll
ut the city hall. was adopted with
out amendment by the city COM
mission today. Commissioners
Owen Woods alone stood out
against the ordinance AZ the final
vote, although Commissioners
Mills and Drake expressed dis
satisfaction regarding Il and
Commissioner Mills threatened to
bring up amendments later In
crossing the salary Of City Attor-
ney Stiles.
When the ordinance came up
for third reading today II de-
veloped that the only opposition
was concerning the cutting of City
Attorney Stiles salary from 400
per month TO $3.50. Commissions
er Mills spoke against the cut, de-
claring that the city attorney WIS
needed TO handle big pending
suits against the city.
The roll call was begun aud
Commissioner Mills voted against
the ordinance. Commissioners
Drake voted for 1t, but withdrew
his vote and changed IL to no."
After heated argument, in
which Mayor Fawcett predicted
that the city attorney would re-
main on the reduced salary. Conf
missioner Mills changed his vote.
Woods maintained throughout
that Stiles salary should not he
cut, and voted against the ordl-
nance on both roll-calls.
I'm going to introduce an
amendment increasing Stiles sal
ary," said Commissioner Mills.
ut is ridiculous TO give the city
attorney a cut in salary at tins
when he Is handling these big
suits"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
.T.R.& P. MUST
PAY IT'S TAX.
SAYS mEADS

Declaring that the T. X. q p.
company was avoiding payment
OF its two per cent gross revenue
tax to the city on several of It's
suburban lines, aud had been
violating the ordinance since
1910, Controller Meads filed n
claim against the company today
for 5.163.9S.
Meads claims that when the
city limits were extended, the
company did not extend its zone
of two per cent gross revenue
taxes, and that the city lost hun
dreds of dollars by not going after
this money before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
Mills Wants 9
More Speed Cops

Additional "speed cops"
are needed i'm the police de-
partment at once, II any en-.
fOrcement is to he made Of
the speed laws IN Tacoma.
Such was the gist of a PEE
tition introduced to the
council by Commissioner
Mills today, in asking for the
appointment of nine addi-
tiOnal motorcycle officers
and the purchase of nine ma
chimes.
Speeding in Tacoma has
become almost a craze, ac-
cOrding to Mills. He has
three motorcycle officers and
mounted captain, but the
number of automobiles I'm
Tacoma has increased 500 In
the past year, and his men
cannot put a stop to speed,
ing.
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Which of his two nicknames
fits Zapata best? Is he to be conf
pared to fierce, sullen, unintel-
ligent brute, or to Attila, the
great general and leader of the
Huns against ancient Rome?
He partakes of many Of the
traits of both. Zapata is morose,
savage, moody and vengeful. Yet
he is undoubtedly an excellent
general and strong leader. His
power over his bandit force, how
ever, comes rather from his pitt
less brutality than from qualities
of leadership. His men fear him
they do not love him.
Among zapata's countless muir
ders may be mentioned his DELHI
crate killing, at several different
times, of six Mexican news
paper men who came to interview
him. His favorite method of re-
moving them from this world was
to blow up the train on which
they were returning to Mexico
City. The process resulted in 4
rather heavy loss of life among
disinterested passengers, but Ia
pata never considered this an alb
solute waste, for could not he OBJ
tain valuable loot from their
bodies?
Zapata's fingers are laden with
diamond rings; his sombrero, his
jacket, hissguns. his boots, all are
heavily encrusted with gold and
silver.
Evidently he has made his chos-
en- profession pay.
The story of his entrance into
bandithood is dramatic.
His own story is that he was a
small landowner in the. village
of Ayala. Under Diaz his lands
were confiscated, and he was re-
duced to poeonage, later being
sent into exile. On his return he
killed the man who had caused
his punishment. Then, DISCUS.
ed as a peddler of small wares, he
travelled about through all the
south of Mexico, secretly foment-
ing rebellion among the thou
sands of poems.
One of their most interesting
exploits was their capture of the
electric lighting plant outside The
city of Morelia. Zapata held it
for days, and if the inhabitants
of Morelia didn't bring out to him
in tribute a specified sum of
money, they didn't get any cleo
trio light that night.
Yet Zapata, in spite of such
savage brutality. sometimes
shows a pleasanter side. Though
he has tortured and robbed big
Spanish land owners, he has been
fairly respectful of Americans Of
the same class.
One of these he had robbed of
$500. The American actually
dared to "beard the lion in his
den." He made mis- way into the
Zapata camp to ask for the re-
turn of his money! Many man
Zapata has executed for less
foolhardy "insult" to his SOW
ereignty.
Jaw, give him his money and
let him CO." growled the brigand
when his aides told him of this
Americans plea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
Got a Surprise

John Deland, 4311 North 3Oth
street, started from Seattle last
evening with suitcase filled with
his mothers clothing. When he
got home he found that his suit
case contained loggers' shoes, a
sleeping bag, and complete log
gers outfit. He-had exchanged
suitcases with somebody. He is
hunting for the logger who has
MRS. Deland's clothing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
Stiles Arguing
In Olympia Today

City Attorney T. Il Stiles argu-
ed in Olympia today before the
supreme court in The test suit III
stituted over the validity of the
bonds for Tacoma's municipal
tideflats street car line. The case
was submitted orally to the high
err court and decision Is expect
ed next week. II the court favors
the bonds, construction of the
line will begin at once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
NOPE sTENoGRAPHIc INTERESTING

Times Reporter-Gonna quit,
Mills?
Mills-Eh?
Times Reporter-Ain't va gon-
ma resign, beat 1t, vamoose?
Mills-No, / amt gonna quit.
Times Reporter-Eh?
Mills amt gonna quit, re-
sign, beat it or vamoose. Savvy.
Get me?
Times Reporter-How bout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
TILE CHAT WITH COMMISSIONER MILLS

Mfils-Oh, you make me tired.
Exit Times Reporter).
Mills Ton the phone. calls up
Loomis) -Hello. chief, how's the
city auto today. working?
Loomis-Right mere now. Let's
take ride.
Mills-You're on kiddo. I'll
be there in a minute.
Spider In Mills Office
GOOD NIGHT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20

Commissioner Lawson and A. l..
Thorn had made "botch' of the
office. Confronted with the pos
sibility of losing his resolution,
Drake announced that Rhodes
was his choice. The commission
endorsed Rhodes, and passed the
resolution at once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
Losing Memory

John Miller, logger from Gig
Harbor. reported to the police last
night that he had been strong
armed" by two thugs at 18th and
Court A and robbed of $50. He
was intoxicated. When Miller
awoke in cell today he said that
he was $50 shy. but could not re-
member whether he had been
"strong-armed" or not.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
ROCKEFELLER WILL DENY It

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 20.
justification will be the plea
voiced by William Rockefeller
and other financiers to the
charges by Charles e. Mellen' be-
fore the commerce commission,
that the New Haven paid millions
for Westchester stock, when in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
ESQ KILLED BECAUSE NEGRO
WOOS INDIAN TRIBAL QUEEN

:. NEW ORLEANS. May 20. -
Two hundred and fifty we're kill
ed and three hundred wounded in
race war between Indians and
negroes at the United Fruit COM
pany plantation near Puerto Bar-
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day.
Times Observation-Disclosures
gonna stick on the Job?
Mills-Yep.
Times Reporter = Remember
Trickey Trio? Voted to let Stone
Webster over bridge for nothin',
don'tcha?
Mills--Yep.
Times Reporter-The people
haven't forgotten, have they.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
MRS. WERNER'S CONFESSION
USED AGAINST HER IN TRIAL

strong point won by the state, and
was only made after a bitter
legal battle.
Witnesses said that Mrs. Wer-
ner had told them repeatedly that
Werner treated her cruelty and
that she wished he could be put
out of the way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20

that fire truck deal? Know any
thing about THAT?
Mills-I'll answer that charge
SOME DAY.
Times Reporter bout
that police department. Gonna
make any changes?
Milestone day.
Times Reporter-Why don't
you call Capt. Forbes a liar?
Mills-Mebbe / will - some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20

SEATTLE, May 2O.-Mrs.
Magdalina Werner's written con-
fession, In which she said that
she paid Frank Picconi, farm
hand, 500 for numbering her
husband, was introduced in evil
dence today at the murder trial
of the woman. 1t was the first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
MED|ATORs BEGIN
THEIR Job TODAY

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, May
20.-Arbitration of American
Mexican administration differ
ences is scheduled to begin this
afternoon. The mediators are
hopeful. Minister Naon of Ar
gentine spoke in an optimistic
tone.
The American ENJOYS head
quartered on the American side
border, the Mexicans on the Ca
madam side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
T.R. TO VISIT COAST

OYSTER BAY, May 20
Colonel Roosevelt is said to be
planning speaking tour during
the next political campaign which
will take him as far as the Pa
cific coast. with side trips north
and south
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
Identify Motorist

A. Fl. Bergen, 2311 Yakima
avenue, was the motorist who
last night ran down baby girl
on Center street near l. street,
according to information given
the the police today. The iden-
tity Of the girl has not been
established. The accident was
reported by conductor on the
Center street car line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20

Mills?
Mills (startledl-Eh?
: Times Reporter-Costs $4,000
for recall election, Mills. Know
THAT?
Mills.Yep.
Times Reporter-Why don 'tcha
do somethin'. Why don'cha quit7
Mills don't ,setcha, Steve.
Times Reporter-WbY don 'tcha
resign?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20

reality the stock wasn't worth
more than ten cents pound. :"
Mellen's judgment will be criti-
cised by the financiers, who will
assert that the Westchester road
is six-track, high-power line,
eventually to be worth three
times its original cost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20

rios, Guatemala, according to ad-
vices received today. The upris-
ing was precipitated by the at
tempt of an American negro to
WOO an Indian queen. The tribe
later tortured the girl queen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20

Hiinp A4N4N IL wv.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20. -
Ann Lynn, Stanford student. ar-
rived here recently after six
months in the Philippines, in
which she traced the head hunt
ing lgorotes to their mountain
lairs and invaded parts of the
islands never before visited by a
white woman.
And she says the old chiefs
were just charming.
In Manila, Miss Lynn was the
guest of the families of Gen. Bell
and Capt. Peter Davis, his aide.
II cried to leave there, and now
| cry when ] get, back home" she
said, as the liner locked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
QUINTET ELIMINATED

SANDWICH, England, May 90.
Francis Ouimet was eliminated
during the morning round in the
competition for the amateur golf
championship OF Great Britain
two up by Tubbs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
ARREST Three FOR
.SPANGLE ROBBERY

SPOKANE, May 20.-Three
men were arrested here today in
connection with the robbery of
the Spangle bank yesterday, in
which $4,000 was secured. It. is
believed here one robber, on
motorcycle, escaped with the
booty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
THREATENED HER LIFE.

Ruth Harris of Tacoma began
suit today against X. l.. Harris
for divorce, charging cruelty. On
several occasions he threatened
her life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
COUNCIL PASSES SALARY ORDINANCE
IT'S A cR00L, CRO0L WORLD!
ARD LOOMS MUST HOOP IT

All city-owned automobiles be decorated painted
signs white I'm color inches
"Ciy of Tacoma"
Mayor Fawcetts "anticy riding"
mousy passed by the council today the machines will
be labeled The ordinance Police
Ioonis who has been charged with
car for carrying friends rides According ordinance
using official
business will either Jail for 80 800 fine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20

Several transfer and truck
companies sent petition today
for an overheard viaduct over the
new Point Defiance tracks of the
N. p. near Old Town, where
Front street crosses the tracks.
1t will be a dangerous crossing.
The city attorney was instructed
to investigate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-20
FINES WON'T,
MAKE HUMAN ON s TREETs FROM SPEED MANAGES
JAILS WILL!

WHAT IS TACOMA GOING TO ABOUT THE SPEED FIEND?
Is going turn its streets and highways for the
auto drivers who aveno for the speed
life,
Sunday there four smashup Five
One killed Yesterday
night little girl hurt.
The Times has desire til imposing
Wholesale but
safety OF the the streets if jail
Other cities have adopted the Jail medicine works WELL
ought Well n Tacoma
$4,000 collected
does that amount when compared the lives that
ma during the past three years.
1t not the the O speed
1t protection from the speed
of
afford the protection
of judges for a while workbe
Why try