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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
MILITANTS RAMPAGEoUS.
$500 People Called to Prevent Them
from Petitioning the King.

LONDON England, May u. - st.
James Park and the grounds Of Buck
ingham palace were crowded with po-
lice from carly this morning. the mo-
bilization Of / 800 men having been
ordered for the purpose of opposing
militant suifragettes i'll presenting n
petition to King George
Mrs. Emiline Pankhurst, the leader.
had announced that she would lead
n great procession to the royal resi-
dence, but it was said she would be al
rested under the cat and mouse act if
she put in an appearance, as she was
released only Professionally. Police
formed a ring around the palace, as
the women had threatened to scale the
high walls. All the detectives from
police headquarters at Scotland Yard
and a body OF 1000 more patrolmen
were on hand in case of emergency
When the women reached the top of
the hill leading to the palace the po-
lice dispersed them and arrested Mrs
Pankhurst and several other leaders
The skirmishes between the police
and sulfragettes were very lively.
The women, armed with sticks. at
tempted to cut their way through lines
Of patrolmen, using sticks with such
force that the police charged.
Seven women were injured in the
struggles, while on the grounds was a
collection Of remnants Of garments
which had been torn off the women IN
the hand to- hand fighting
The police also suffered come casu-
alities.
King George was an interested spec
tator of the earlier movements, look
ing on from window of Buckingham
palace.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21

offered n the last trial. which was
50 vigorously condemned bv the
Court Of Appeals, which referred
TO the same witnesses As confessed
hurderers and admitted perinrers
VINO care no more for their oaths
THAN for the blowing Of the wind
At O'Clock tonight District Attor
htN Whitman VIII make the CLOSING
address. This viii probably be con-
eluded about IL o clock and the court
VIII be adjourned until 1890 tomor-
row. when Justice Seabury viii deliver
ms charge and the ease viii 20 to the
jury.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
SHOT WAS FATAL.
Victim of William Tell Act Died in
Lynn Hospital

LYNN, Mass. MAY 2l Henry Gar
YIN, u, who was shot in the head when
an Indian vaudeville performer tried
to knock a potato from his head with
a rifle bullet in William Tell act I'm
theater, died today in Lynn hospi-
tai. The woman is held for "a hearing
under 5000 bail.
When brought into court for hear
ing on charge of assault Mrs. Juonita
Griffith he indiaa woman. was re-ar-
rested for manslauehter Both cases
were continued for a week. bail on
the manslauguter count being fixed at
only 81
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
HUERTA
NOT ELIMINATED
Positively Denies That He Has Offered to Resign
in Order to Secure an Agreement { Cen. Villa
Reports Another important Victory Mediators
Held Informal Conference
WASHINGTON, Nav 2l.

Gen Vitorano Huerta Mexico president from
possible making
T.otIem a to been
counted aid With of
the mediation barely
positively denied the reiterated he had
would aid in
Repeated the
in
of plan for his has
utcd States that the
resignation a OF
"a tercsts
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
Work of the Principals.

The part which Mr.. Thompson, bari
tone sang was really Il tenor part. but
he carried it well and his voice blend
ed with pleasing effect with those of
the others with whom he sang. He was
heard to good advantage in the Love :
Duet with Katherine. In this number
Mrs. Costello, soprano. gave a
good demonstration Of her vocal cana.
bilities. To many her excellent work
in this number excelled All Of her pre-
vious efforts on the local stage. She
made a hit in her solo, You re Mn Boy.
before the spotlight, using hand mir
ror to reflect the light on the faces Of
persons in the audience
Alison Dugan as the raiah received
his custimary good hand In several
solos his robust baritone voice was
handled with delightful effect. and
especially pleasing was his closing
song with chorus, / IN On Nv Wav "a
Mexico, in which the Stars ana Stripes
We're conspicuously displayed. The
rajah s costume was q oorpeous affair
The comedy lines centered i'm Mis-
fit, Jean J. Vanderveer, and in Them
lie demonstrated anew his ability to
create amusement. Fitted by temnera-
ment for such q role possessing a good
speaking baritone voice and having
plenty of confidence, Mr.. Vanderyeer
made an excellent impression. perhaps
his best appearance as pertaining
strictly to the opera was i'm As MANY
Wives as | Please, in which his fonr
wives participated. His wives were as
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
LONG PRISON TERM.
Massachusetts Court Decides Against
S. r. Dow, Former Broker.

BOSTON, May 21-Stephen r. Dow,
a stock broker and member of the
Boston stock exchange, will be com
PEELED to serve from to u years in
state s prison as result Of a decision
Of the supreme court today in over
ruling exception to his conviction.
The firm of Stephen Dow & Co. fail
ed in December, 1912, and subsequently
Dow was convicted Of obtaining $83,-
600 from the Algomah Mining Co.,
$5l 900 from the Indiana Mining Co.,
and sI05,0 from the Franklin Min
ing Co. of all of which companies he
was president. 1t was claimed that the
statutes did not apply in his ease.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
NIAGARA FALLS- My u

The three South in
representatives. OF Gen Huerta sought learn
problem.
No formal expression required bu medos are talk
hylohee looking of
ing the trend of thought of the delegates. proposals of char
t hai been andi
were contemplated
nee expressed the before definite
formal
side
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
REBELS AT TEPTC ADVANCING ON GuADALAJARA
SAN DIEGO. Calif.. Mav

The following despatch from officers on
oar the baeshp California An
n"tna7ts having occupied TeT
HaS has begun advance of
g troops flying squadron
lines OF communication. crppnc of railroads from
ualalajaa an
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
AT THE CENTRE CHURCH

Friday, May ., 7.30-Devotional
service Of the church in the chapel.
Subject, Heart Purity.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21
AS Usual, Big Crowd Saw
Performance and Was
Much Pleased
EXCELLENT SINGING
BY CAST AND CHORUS
Vandeveer Made Hit in Title Role -
Telephone Song a Clever Featuc -
Matinee This Afternoon and Lven
ing Performance Tonight.

In some places seonspicuousIv excel
lent, in others lesk appealing, the pre-
sentation in the Auditorium last night
of The Misft Man, two-act musical
comedy. by local talent under the
auspices and for the benefit OF the
First Regiment band delighted and
commanded the enthusiastic approval
of large audience. 1t was the first
of three performances, the second be
ing matinee at clock today,
while the third VIII be given at S.3l
o clock tonight.
Band productions are always good.
and the fact that an attraction Is
brought out by the organization is "a
guarantee of it's excellence as the rec.
ord of the past has proven. and The
Misfit Man is no exception 10 the rule
No one would claim. however. that tha
offering this year is the best that the
band ever gave or that the east
includes as many real stars in musical
and dramatic lines as on some ucc;s-
sions.
There is excellent talent in the east,
and in the chorus also, and while n lit
tie roughness was noticed in the earlv
part of last night s performance. the
chorus improved rapidly rs il became
accustomed to the audience and as the
play progressed. and the closing climax
worked the audience mp to a demon
strative pitch. The theme may be a
bit grotesque in its conception and de
vclopment, bat it affords amusing sit
uations and numerous opportunities
for clever work aud tnere are a .varie.
~ OF tunefHl and catchy melodies.
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Plot of the Guerra.

The opening scene shows the interior
OF the temple OF Buddha, Ra;putana.
India, and introduces the Temple
Song by chorus of priests Alfred
Thompson. the first member Of the east
to apepar, was DIR. John Hopbinson
Carter and the next was Morgan Sher-
man in the role of Thomas Areriu
ilussey. They are college chums. the
former doctor and the latter a man
OF means. The doctor fails in love with
Katherine RushbottIe. a part taken bv
Mrs. Lamar Costello, daughter of a
wealthy merchant. James X. RuShbot-
tie, impersonatod by Abbott Richmond
Katherine : chum. Beatrice Van RasIin.
Miss Eloise Sanders, is in love with
Hussey. The five travel in Rushbot-
tie 5 airship and land in India where
the play opens.
They meet the Raiah of Raiputana.
Alison Dugan, a powerful ruler. and
with his aid the doctor carries on ex-
pcliments Of making a healthfuI man
by joining the healthful parts Of sick
and crippled persons of various nation
alitics, and the result is Misft. n part
AIKEN by Jean J. Nanderveer. A tio-
er 5 tail IS a part of Misit 5 ANATOMY.
Later four wives recognize i'm Misft
parts of their husbands and all claim
him, even the tiger discovering his
missing appendaee. The party. iuclud-
ing the rajah, finally return to New
York, and their arrival there opens the
second act, in Rushbottle s reception
hall Meanwhile DR.. John ami Kath-
crime, also Tom and Beatrice, have be
come engaged and everything turns out
wen.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-21

Iowa hens lay one million egga year-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-22
200 Nat. Bank Tao. Bldg
A FEW SPECIALS

so ACRES, $500 good le
piece of land, fine soil. close
town on easy terms.
10 ACRES s300-Good tillable
soil, on good road, very easy to
clear, near station and school, very
easy terms.
157 ACRES, 81, 200-This is near
Yelm. IL is all good tillable soil;
logged off and easy to clear:
acres in cultivation: some buildings
and plenty of water; terms
See ms IL you want land We have
got Il anywhere any price ana
terms.
Salesman No. 2.
E. +. GREGORY co. Inc
Nat Realty Bldg. III Pacific av.
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HELP-MALE

OUT OF town solicitors wanted The
Times can place two live wires In
good territory in the country, Sc
curing mail subscriptions. Apply
at once to r. @. Smith. The Times.
REST meals ana aocdles of al,
kinde. 10 cents. 1913 g St
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REAL ESTATE
Are You Looking For a
Good Bargain


40-Acre Dairy
s os' sss. s- SLOW ss %
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We Have Fine Big Farm
sS 5 G ES1 I'd
pisee5 0 W
II Acres of Fine Bottom Land
$s.S; s': sSsi = ss's Ni% ''s
AZ Acres of Fine Bottom Land
% IN ts ssif ls S Ree s
Inc Ss @ S Ss & e. enc
"
A Swell Residence
re-:
P.yalup sreo% sa
s:S % il ssd. q he vain. s ,sSS % % This for
10 Acres Near Sumner
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20 Acres, Is Cleared
ms T %ssg fsS:' $ .sSns @ s S
and S se tools 9S sRss as w %
m fhksp 9eqss; irsIs
$s i:ss s$ - 81 st
lis Acres of Wheat Land
: .ss IS: sss: Ssi:.s:
One Acre, Good Broom House
5 .o ns h ns s So trade S s fs "
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1913 Acres of the Finest Land
On
ass n a::S I'D
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40 Acres Miles From Town
orchard old varieties
chick
Business Chance Trades
best
is; 81 e.: 5: 7.. s-.
HOIST q PHILLIPS I
PRoVIDENr BLDG
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LOST

s>~>>~~~-~~~eS~~-~~~-~~~ -s~>~--~~-~-~~~~~~~~s
LOST-Black hand bag containing
glasses and small amount of
money, Monday afternoon near
Lawrence and 9Th av. Liberal re-
ward IL returned to Mrs. A. Wiley,
1908 No. Lawrence.
A white Spitz dog. Reward. Main
9434. 1905 SO. Sheridan.
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FURNISHED HOUSE

THREE large rooms. pantry, bath
room. hot and cold water electric
light, gas; ? lots; chicken house:
reasonable rent 20 right party Call
1873 So. 5eth-
FOR RENT - 3-room furnished
house for light house keeping
cheap. Call at 29l7. Corner Melrose
and Junette.
FURNISHED bungalow of S rooms
on No s0th. t15. Phone Proctor
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Jobs Open

Jobs Open
s->~e~>>e~~~s~~-~-~~~--s~~~~~~
WANT ED-Energetic men and wo-
men in each locality for refined,
fascinating outdoors employment,
collecting scientific specimens. $50
to SIS monthly pleasurably made
the year round. Full instructions
given. Address Elmer Alley, 521
SAVER st, Portland, oregon.
GIRL wanted for light Homework.
Apply at 1920 So. o.
WANTED-1Iousek for widow
er with boy, prefer Scandinavian.
A lady with good disposition. LIT,
Times.
10c-APOLLO THEATER-1Oc
Now running.
AMERICAS SWEETHEART
MARY PICKFORD
In Her Growing Triumph
such A LITTLE QUEEN
SPECIAL NOTICE-Any subscriber
or reader of The Times living out
side of Tacoma can make money Sc
curing subscriptions for The Times
i'm their spare time. We pay a lib
eral commission and IL you are not
doing anything at present you Will
make money right at home. Many
men, and women too. have worked
up permanent business securing
subscriptions for us. If interested
The Tacoma Times. 9Th and Com
meree, Tacoma, Wn.
MIIDDLE-AGED man wishes a
young widow for housekeeper.
Small wage but good home. Add.
ks. Times.
wANTED-High school girl as
companion in exchange for room,
board, car fare and lunch; have
daughter is years old. 31OS So. Sth.
- -
14S Mill Town, take Old Town
car.
MAN and wife want a place on a
farm. Man can milk and do farm
work and wife to do the cooking.
We are experienced and can do the
work. is, Times.
WANTED-GirI for general house
work. Apply at 1905 No. 29th, or
phone Proctor 1855.
wANTED-young girl to work for
room and board and attend
school; good home. Tel Proctor
225E.
wANTED-Feu ng man with auto.
wanting position in good bust
ness, apply 930 SO. = st. after Gao
p. m. or phone Main 1853.
AGENTS wanted for good selling
article; big commission. Gem
Supply Co, s42 No. state st.
POSITIONS open for 10 honest
ambitious ladies or gentlemen,
experience not necessary. Call 929
Tacoma av.
ROOM rent free for lady for small
service each day. HIS, Times.
TWO lady solicitors. Phone Main
s416.
AGENT to sell photo coupons. Add.
il. Times
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS .


Famous Furniture Co.
THE stove house We refine hs4k
Don't burn aS year stove 1' %. :
refine Il. and you VIII have a new
stove We carry a complete line
ings fer all stoves and ranges.
breakoff We carry 9 large line
C. Main 2s22. Transfer & storage.
LAUNCH. ssxs. fun cabin. ~ \. D.
heavy duty. single cylinder, 2
cycle Haliin engine. tS5e. Phone
Main 1853.
3300. true, gentle. Price $3.50.
Robt, Locke Farm. Hillhurst.
GEESE for sale. Six s-year-old. ex-
ira large geese for breedinG pur-
pose Phone Main 1893
FOR SALE cHEAP--A good fresh
COW. 1903 SO. seth st. Madison
III.
APPLES for sale. Baldwin and
King, S1.35 delivered. Phone
Main 1888 from to p m
FOR SALE fresh COWS cheap.
Apply Pat Bovine, near school on
FOR sAI.E-1b50 10. mare, z years
mare Years old: hesd e. 1Sg rs
1900; harness. wagons; stock strict
~ first class: trial allowed No
reasonable offer refused. Charlie
Nolen. 26o3 Pacific av.
FOR sALE-A s25 baby buggy for
81 Phone Main $3.50.
FOR SALE-Ranch~ horse, sound.
works single or doubfe.-Prtce
$50. Farm wagon. harness and
team, 1900 lbs. will sell cheap. 215i
JEFF. av. Inquire Mr.. Wolf.
FOR SALE-Team young iron gray
mares and harness. Call at 51b
SO. 34th st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Four heif-
er calves, two years old heifers
for fresh cows. Address r. II. ID.
4, Box 299. Johnson's Crossing. G.
T.. Klumb.
FOR sALE-PoIand China boar, "a
years old, weight $50 lbs, price
sac; also young pigs, 7 weeks old.
Old Puyallup line to Johnson's
Crossing. then IA miles south to
Freeman's ranch Il. Freeman, II. +.
ID. 4, Box 14S.
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Jobs wanted-Female

-~se-e-es~~~~r~e>~-~ss>>~
LADY wants children to board;
references given; prices reason
able. 3307 Grand View av. Take
Inquire at grocery how TO get there.
HOUSE cleaning zoe rer hour and
car fare. Main 1888.
LADY wants office work answer
ing telephone. Main ss22-L
GRADUATE nurse will take any
kind of cases. as per week; doc
tors references. VIII assist with
housework- Main 753i-
wANTED-work by day or hour.
Mrs. Dawson, room Ill Berlin
Hotel. 1893 Jefferson av.
YOUNG lady with knowledge of
stenosraphy would work Tor
vancement or will take position in
doctors office. Main 7l7O, room 20.
wANTED-Dressm by the
day, -. Phone Main b64S.
NURSE wants position as compan-
ion or to take chronic cases. k 10,
Times.
TWO colored ladies want house
work or day work Main 6542.
LADY wants day work. sweeping.
ironing or anything except wash
ing. Miss Brown, Main 6bs7.
A colored girl wishes position at
general Homework; experienced
and fond of children; references.
Us, Times.
YOUNG lady of 22 would like
homework or day work; must go
DREssMAKING done at reasonable
prices. s4z No. state st
Jobs Wanted-Male
NEAT. quick. reliable, young wild
ow wants housekeeping I'm wild
overs home or In boarding house.
Good dressmaker and fine cook
Add Box 257. Tacoma, Wn.
LADY would like work 10 take
home; am experienced In book
keeping and general office work,
Sso1.
AUTO mechanic would like position
driving and caring for car for
private family. Main $3.50.
WANTED-Position working on
farm. freight or baggage rooms;
can work In mills, have had some
experience. Main s512.
I5-YEAR-oI.D boy wants to work
for board and room and attend
Hight school. Can take care of
cows and horses. Harold Van Tine,
Lake Bay, Wn.
EXPERIENCED dishwasher wants
job. either hand or machine wash
ing. Les, Times.
MARRIED man wants any kind of
work, day or night. Have own
carpenter tools. Main 546.
WHO can, and will, give me some
work. I am 40 years of age, hon
est, reliable and sober. Am handy
and will work at anything. Must
have work. Try me. Best of refer
ences. Add. Peter Hoffman, Gen.
YOUNG man. experienced In office
work, time keeping, desires a po-
sition. LIS, Times.
FLORIST and gardener wants work
either In commercial or on
private estate I'm or out of town;
married. no children; or any other
kind of work. handy with tools and
machinery; must have work of some
kind. Phone Main 1875. Robt.
Gugler, 11131z So. G st.
TWO married men want Job of
shtnglfng or repairing work. Main
T941.
MAN would like to take care of
sick person, good cook. or would
like to do chores about home. k
Is, Times.
HIGH school boy desires work be-
fore or after school and Satur-
days. Main 35es in the evening.
BOY going to high school wants to
work for board and room. Madi-
eou zoo.
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FOR sALE-Fresh cows. Phone
Madison 1876 R4.
80 HEATERS
AT A BIG BARGAIN
Cole Alright, 24-fn. wood. $500
Charter Oak, 24-fn. wood .... 500
Great Western. gain. wood 500
wd as", tsom t .sso r. 70 ,s and fsineh
All heaters have cast iron top
and many have cast iron top and
bottom: also large feed doors.
STOVES REBUILT AND REFINED
M. II. ULvIN
1871 So. Tacoma ay. Main es44
RAINCOATS
HIGH grade, made to order for la =
dies and gents at half of regular
store price. Reliable agents want
ed. 3b9s So. f st. Tel Main
e223
MUST sell my surplus stock Bel
gian hares; your own price. call
5616 SO. | st.
FOR SALE-A blocky built. work
horse. years old, wefgtr Two,
sound and gentle, 500. 315 io.a42d.
Phone Madison ga.
ONE good miIeh COW, fresh a week
Sanders Farm, spanaway.
FOR sALE-IOo0 Id. horse. true to
work. $40, or will trade for chick
ems. 315 SO. ADD Madison 674.
BARBER shop cheap, s25. or will
rent for 81 month, Phone Proc
tor 1sO. or inquire 500 Pacific av.
FOREST wood. IS In, s4.75 fun
cord, dry second growth. Phone
Main S060 after sac p. m.
FINE Black Minorca hens, pullets
and cockerels. Madison l4s-L
wANTED-Publict to buy unredeem-
ed overcoats and raincoats at
very reasonable prices at Bots
Loan Office, 1907 Commerce.
FRUIT, shade and ornamental
trees. etc. No finer stock grown.
at hard time prices. The Evergreen
Nursery, SO. 18th and Stevens.
TWO Singer machines. IS and IS.
31s 18th st.
LANTERNS and slides for ali pur-
poses S14 Realty bldg.
SHOW CASES. office. store hx-
lures, doors. window screens
for sale TO c Tseema urss
ll22-24 Court c. Main z5s1.
DOES your piano need tuning7
Phone order to Main 145 before 6
p. m.
BEUTEL BUSINESS COLLECT
reduction. Box OF. Times.
COAL AND WOOD. south End
Fuel Co. Phone Madison SOL
NOW is the time to buy house
plants. ferns. etc. 2527 NJ St
Main 44o5.
PLANT now iris and peonies.
Mitchell Nursery, Larchmont
SLIGHTLY used furniture ana
cooking utensils cheap. 1853
Tacoma av. Phone Main s2s1.
HIGHEsT price paid for second
hand tools. Main 5ss9.
FIRE and bvrElsr-Proof eexsss Is
ii7 So. 1lth st
LADIES and mems suits cleaned
and pressed 500 and up. En-
pire Dye Works. 23Os Pacific av.
Main 11s4.
FlzN Rlt isa.ns i ssss 81 ss.s E..
ALT HEIDELDEhG BEER
esse- MAIN 11s
T.sa1as ss Ssss CO r, iss. s 90: q. s'
FOR a carpenter ana builder. see
r.. .. Heale. Main s017-L4
FOR sALE-One small gasolfne
launch in perfect running ordtr
seats 10. Price s65. Call at 1906
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ROOM with or without board. AIS
So. e. Main 6Ia4
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FURNISHED ROOMS

y ItlNllJIl1D LtoONuO
ONE large. well furnished room,
with clothes closet, electric heat
and lights. bath, phone, view Of
sound, walking distance. North
End. s12 per month. one small
room 81 SO per week. Main 63T9.
MONTE CRISTO HOTEL-In heart
of city. Phone Main 2s22. 114f
Commerce st.
OwNTOWN housekeeping and
furnished. The Auburn, 740h
st. Helens. Main 1898
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r. w. CADY
nj provfdent Building. 7
so. TACOMA RESIDENCE
A h.rrcIl. n

I will trade my 5-room cottage
and lots. all clear 6no incum-
brance), located 2s07 Melrose av.,
West End, blocks south from So.
Pine and 18th ST.. car line. II your
property is worth more. VIII pay
worth less. YOU pay me the differs
ence. -
can for the top builder at b610
HMM Nv. black smith shop.
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SACRIFICE SALE

4-room house, acre tract with
fruit, barn. chicken pens. all clear
ed. Give me an offer on your
terms.
2-acre tract, all in clover. q.
small houses. A snap on this at
$500 Right on car. Come see me.
~ NJ I0HNS
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EXCHANGE

TRADE for something here, 100
acre farm. about SO acres timber,
balance agricultural land, house,
barn, small orchard, several
springs s miles from town and r..
r.. Add La. Times.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

I hereby give notice that / will not
be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by Oma Jones.
w. r. JONES.
SEATTLE Private Waterway Home.
Quiet and secluded. Confinement
cases only. Expert medical atten-
ton. 1870 Kflbourne St, Seattle.
Phone North 124. Downtown office
I S21 Learly Bldg. Phone Main 3O11.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

AGENCY netting s125 month. in
Guiding auto, SIS. smith. 942
Commerce.
12-R. rooming house. full. s325. ale
California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-22

K-s. Times.
WANTED to trade 4-room cottage
and 3 lots for good team, wagon
and harness. Add. KIP. Times.
WANTED to trade city lots and
$50 cash for small store in good
location. Add. XII. Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-22

AGENT 70 sell photo coupons. Add.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-22

FOR RENT bungalow, rea-
sonable. 3224 So. * st. Phone
Madison AL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-22
ROOMS AND BOARD

BOARD and room. $3.50 per week
t22.b0 per month or table board
by the day or week. VA So. G st.
Main sass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-22

Anything delivered anywhere"
Night Service.
ffo Commerce. Mafu Eaa1