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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-24

Whitworth receiving the high honors
Miss Estelle Currey who is teaching
music at Nampa is home for week
vacation.
Clarence Bean of Sweet, Idaho, was
an Ontario visitor Monday. Mr.. Bear
was looking up the bounty matter on
coyotes.
p. ]. Conley Of Drewsey is here this
week to buy hay for feeding part Of
his sheep the remainder Of the winter
Mrs. Fred Sheets has gone to Weis-
er to spend few days with her par
ents of that place.
John Wood returned from his ranch
at Riverton Saturday, bringing with
him some sheep for the winter feeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. U. Sanderson of
the Moore Hotel returned last evening
from Boise after two days visit.
Harold Sproul who is attending
school at Mount Angle is home for the
holidays.
II. l.. Peterson Of the Ontario Fur
niture Co., has gone to Council Grove,
Kansas to spend the holidays.
Miss Anna and Margaret McGivern
are expected home Wednesday for the
holidays. The Misses McGivern are
teachers in the Portland schools.
Mrs. Frank RAIDER entertained the
Silver Fork Bridge club Tuesday.
Mrs. II. II. Whitney received high
score.
Friday evening after the basketball
games the High School Domestic
Science class served refreshments to
the Nyssa basketball players.
Earl and LaRue Blackaby who are
attending school at the University OF
Oregon will spend their vacation in
Portland.
Mrs. X. Robinson who Is teaching
at the Grange school district above
Vale. visited Ontario Friday OF last
week.
The annual meeting OF tho Malheur
county Fair Association, which was
to be held last Saturday. was poet
poned until the fore part OF January.
Chss. Gossett. who has been a
resident of ontario for the past two
yesrs left for Lynohbura, Ohio, to
make his future hone
Judge Geo. McKiabt aud Mrs. Mo
night returned from Portland Friday
Mr. McKight was down to attend the
judges convection held at that place. |
Many people are accepting our sug-
gestion of portraits 10 be- used as Christ
mas gifts. All that we ask is that you
come rs early as is convenient, We
will do the rest. The Burrell Studio.
Miss Margaret Cupp who Is teach.
Ing on upper Dead Ok Flat passed
through here Saturday on her way
home tn Caldwell to spend the holi.
iays.
G, N, Gardner, Assistant State
of Salem. was In Ontario,
saturday on his way To Alberson TO
ook after some sheep in that
'ection.
Miss Cora McNulty and Miss
trace Lang who are teaching at
Nsliows. arrived here Wednesday to
pend the holidays with Miss MoNui-
va parents.
"N' SoscPhiuo hotuot VI boise. |
nd Miss Gertrude Morfitt OF Nal.
eur City passed through here Friday
n their way to Malheur City to spend
he holidays with Miss Morfitt's par
nts.
County School Superintendent Miss
'ay Clark passed through here Decem-
er 10th, on her way to Eugene to at
End the convention of the State Teach
rs Association, which meets at the {
tate University on December 2l to {
Srd. I
II you want anything in fine china
are you can find bargains at the Var
ty Store. During the week ending !
anuary lst.. We will make a liberal
scount on all that class of ware. We \
ave a great variety.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-16
Gin p6dnomen.

Die Sronie bes S9idIols fiiste es
Dor turSem 10, bnb cine petersburser
3eituns unmittelbar i'm @ni9lub an
einen laneen 8eridt iiber cine Nii9z
ternbeitsprossfiion folsenbs Rptis
bro9te: Gin 8bdnomen. 4us Sfdens
itodoip 1T in petersburg Elm setpiHer
4bam &arnaati einsstroffen, Der bic
@igentiimli9teit bat, niemals betrunz
Ten gu tperben; er mag trinten. ipis biel
er min. Sn @sgenpart bon GsrStsu
trant 4arnasti innerbalb elmer bolben
Stunbe 5ipei Slafden Gosnac unb
blieb babel polltommen nii6tern." =
Gin Spabbogsl bsmsrtt bierau: I'm
Rublanb bon Der Srunfenbeit su be-
freien. sGbe es nur einen Weg, bos
@oIt na9 bem @orbilbe 4bam &arz
naatts allmGblitb rabsubGrkn", 70 boB
es au9 in 3utunft bic Gis.ntiimli9s
teit bat". rliemaIs betrunten su tpers
ben. @orIGufis gilt bas obsr i.lbff In
Rublanb nod oIs rpbGnpmenA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-16
Bemoo(tes Gaus.

gDenn matl BON 6suti@Ianbiiden
aiabemiiden 8iirgern fpridt, 70 6enft
man In Der Rssel an frii1e Siinslinse,
bic tben in bas brittle Sabrasbnt ibrss
asbens btneinItsisen. Sriiber NOR bas
onbers. Td 56stfi Sic iinsti Gptts
leuts fdOn ola @ierae5ns ufb iSiinfs
5ebniGbrise, seleitet bon ibre, Sofmet=
fern, Sur So9i6ule. pbiI, Wtelan6z
tbon besos fdon ola @reiaebniGbrissr
bic uniperiitGt SetbeIberg, tpurbe nit
II Sabren MasiIter unb par, q
Sabre oft. tpoblbetallter prpfeFor Der
srie9ifden Spra6e unb 2iteratur in
Dittsnbers. anbererfeits itarb i'm
Sabre 1853 in aeipais Elm STUDENT
Ramens Sel i'm QIter bon 100 Sob
rem. Sbm batte es 10 gut gefaIIsn an
Der 2eip5iser Sodfdule, bab sr nim=
mer bon BORT I6eiben pollte. Seuts
outage tommen iol9e @rtreme ni6t
mebr ppr. 9lbeeIeben bon einem Soll.
Senn In Sena Iebte nod Dor nidt alls
Su LANCER 3eit elm luittser 8ruber
StuotO, Der nidt tpenieer als 54 Sab
re 5dblte. Dus atabemiIde 9iirser=
tim bisfes 8rapen bate aber einsn be-
funberen Saten. Setn rsi9er Dntsl
bntte ibm nGnIih fsin Grbe bintsrs
Iafen. ibm aber iGbrli9 5000 Mart
fiderseftelt: .ipGbrenb feiner Stubis
en5eit". limb i'm bieis 5000 Mart
iGbrIi9 buuerno gu beboIien - .ftus
Sierte" Der SdIautOpf ebeh fein gan.
aes Qebeu lana,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-16
Gonnerftas, 16. SuIi 1914.
Scr MnerDdJs.

Dos eetpaltiss 8udelrinb, bos
arDbte Slaughter gurppds, bas jsbt
nur nod an tpenisen Stellen, naments
Ii9 I'm Waloe bon 8ialopiese in 2ts
tnusn, i'm Rorboitsn preubens. sebest
tpirb, beibt i'm @oltsmunb alIsemein
Der 2lu.ro9s. Die DiH.nf9aft ertennt
abtr bieien Ramen ni9t mebr on, fons
bern peiit i'm einem anberen @ilbf
ninbe Su, oas ebemals in SeutI9lanb
perbrsitet mar uno u. q. bon gGiar
nuh i'm Nibelungeuliebs eripdbnt tpirb,
BEN l1r, bsr lGnsit nDGtg aus8eifors
ben III, beFen 8Iut absr in einigen
5ausrinbsrraFen flisBeu foII. Gin
fitbenbiirsifder @elsbrtrr, Or. g.
SsaIag in Sermannftabt, Der pisls
Sabre biubur9 init unetmiibli6sr
Musbauer alien, mas iiber ben DiIeni
= 70 Der eisentlihe Rame bes nod
Iebenoen Wilbitiers = geI6rieben
iporb.n TT, nadseforitbt unb bariibsr
ni9t tpeniger als 1000 Na9tpeiie 5us
fnnmensebradt bat, ipridt ibm iebi
auf 9runb feiner Stubien au9 bas
4nre9t auf ben boltstiimli6en Namsn
Gutro9s pieber au.
SsalaD beri9tist bic biitoriIden
Mngaben in 8rebms Sierleben unb
fiibrt II. q. aus, bab Der Diient BON
Der Witte bes Is. Bis aur Wtitte oes
10. Sobrbunberts allgemsin 9luerp6s
stnannt tporbsn fei, tpGbrenb bas ans
bere Rinb in Der mittslalterli6en 2itez
ratur niemuls bieien Hamen gefiibrt
babe, ipnoern INNER als llr pber lIrs
rinb be5ei6net iperoe. 60 unb ME
anbers nennen ibn Die Sofiasb.n uno
oft aud nit bsm Siere gut betannt.n
8erfaifer bon Ia Selbensebi9ten II.
bsl. Sn bibliiben @loFen bes 9. Biz
IA. Sabrbunberts finbst ii9 aud Der
nrods (uroFe), tpomit Die geiitlihsn
Serren bas biblif9e 8ubaIus C8iiffeD
perbeut56en pOllten. Sie Sorm Muers
DDS onsegen tritt erit felt benz 4uss
fterben bes llrs (9Os primisentus) in
Seuti9lanb Us. SabrbunberD auf
uno bient bann sur 8esei9nune bes
@iients (8ifon europaeus). Der Naz
me Dtfent ieinerieits mar felt etipa
1900 10 gut tpie bersefen; er 1T erit
1850 tpisber ins 2eben gerufsn porz
ben unb miro felt 1880 alIsemein ees
braudt. @s lit baber unri9tis, Den
8os primieenius 9luero6s gu nenz
men; iein ri9tiger Hame lift llr obsr
1lrrinb. Die 8eSei9nuns 9luerods
mag aIs biftorii9er Rame oes @is
tents 9eltung bebalten.
Die neuere Nomentlatur bat f6on
man9e 8ertpirrung anseri9tet. 90
q. 3. erpGbnt eine alte Hoti3 neun
4uero9Ien, Die 1869 aus polen na9
Pras seihidt iporoen finb, Selbfs
beritGnbli9 fann es iib babel nur uul
Wtiente banbeln, ba bic lire I'M oisIe
3eit fdon ausgerottet paren, unb ben>
nod bat Dor einieen Sobren elm anse>
febener Sprf9er, bur6 bic neuere Nas
mensebuns irresefiibrt, bisie Sisre fir
lire ssbaItsn. ..~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-16
5rauenfort(dritt.

8efanntlih 1T ss ben Siirtinneu
itreng berboten, ibre pprtroite Dffents
lid irsenbpie ausfeIIen gu IaF.n.
Rur i'm intimitsn Rreiie unb ben nG9s
fen mGnnli4en Qnperipaubtsn mar es
bersDnnt, 8ilbniFe tiirtii6er. pornsbs
mer Srauen su feben. Dos Srsuu
Der tiirfii9en Grauenbepssuns raaz
binlar Diiniafii". rsste gum erItsn
Male on. in tleinem Sormat unb on
gang oeritedtsr SteIIe bos Bib elmer
Siirfin in mobernem Strabtntoitiim
nit 3uriidsefdIossnem Sdleier gu
perDffentIiber. Seine anitdnbige Dame
botte ii9 gu bem 8eriud berseben
tpollen, barum batte man Wliibe ees
babt, elm Bib gu bei9affen. Die
Mdnner srtldrten. teine anitdnbiee
sSrau hattie iemols berslei9en seitats
tet. Sm Nopember porisen Sabres
bra6te basIeIbe 8latt auf ieiner llms
I6lagIeite bic gublitatiOn elmer phos
iosrapbie Der erften feben @bituriens
tinnen, bic elm pbotogrop6 obne Wiis
fen Der 9etreffenbsn in bic illuftriers
ten suropGif9sn 8Idttsr ssbra4t batts.
Der Grfolg mar mebr oIs iiberras
idenb. Sn ipsnisen Stunben mar bic
eanse auflose Der 3eitidrift psrtauft.
Geit bieisr 3eit brtnst bieie unb au4
cine anbere tiirttf6e Srauenseitf4rift
einseIne gortraite, uub bic tiirfH4e
Rdnnertpslt 1T nit bisisr Tsutrune
kur6ous sinberitanben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-16

tus ola 9tuftrasssber Ses 1tbrfperfs
beset9net, unb elm Wann biefes Raz
mems 1T In Der 9tite ber &oplane BON
8eaupois 1899 unb 1903 einsetrasen,
unb in anberen ar9ipen ipirb 1924
als fein Tobesiabr anseseben. 9as
na9 mub bic ,!SeritelIune Der ubr tn
Die erften Sa6raebnte bes pierSebnten
Sabrbunoerts ober gar auf bas @nhe
oes bretaebnten Sabrbunbtrts >perIest
tperben. gu9 Die 8u9itoben Der Sns
Idrtft pertpeiIen auf bieIe 3eit. Ob
bieie 1tbr bamtt nun ou9 bic Gltsfte
neuerer 8ouart In Der sansen @sIt
1T, miibte freiIi4 nod forsfdItissr ers
mittelt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-16
Rq0ium6Giba6(siter.
IGIgI. I.,Ae, 4sir- :


Don pielpsrIpre9enben @sriu6en
iiber cine @erbeferuns oes 8libableis
ters piKen Die pNaturlpiHeniduften
su beri9ten. 8si benz setpomliden
8libableiter bur6itrSmt bic glettriais
tGt bts 8Iibss bic fir ie anseIeste 2eis
flung MIR 6ann, ipenn Iie bonn 8libe
errei6t tptrb, unb bomit bies sei9iebt.
bringt man sablrei6e iebr feline Sptts
sen an. 0ur9 Die 9lnpenoun9 BON
Rabium pirb nun bic 2ufti6ibt iiber
bem 9libableiter leitenb gema9t, uno
10 miro Die @ntlabung on bieier Stene
er5punssn. gs fpuroe ein9erfu9sbGibs
ableiter berssitsIIt, inoem auf einem 81
Mster boben MeiiinsrobrssitGnse Elm
Rins BON tleinen Spiben unb baruns
ter eine RupferI9eibe bon $50 WtilIis
metern 0urdmefer angebra9t ipuroe.
Die 4upferf9eibe trug einen % Nti[is
meter breiten &reiSrins, Der BON 2
Minigromm Raoiumbromib gebilbei
mar. Odmit oieier benz Resen unb
benz Semperaturpe9fsl ipiberItebsn
fann, mub er elettrplptiI9 nis6erges
fhlasen tperben. Dieter @eriu9sbliBs
abIeiter aeigte ii9 fotpobl i'm Gaboras
toriiim tpie au9 I'm Sreien BEL berbdlt'
nismdbig ruEger Cuff pirtiam.
Wenn In d bis 5 Wetern 4bitanb eint
fIeine slettroitatii9e Maf9ine bon
gentimeter Suntenldnse in Sdtisteit
gsisbt tpurbt, 70 seiste Elm an bas Sc.
ftGnse bes 8liBableiters anselestes
glsftromeier Gusf9ldss pom $50 Bolt
aas4aftN AAa ssNaSnoh.aht.AA n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-16

esstsIIt dAs "wochsnbIatt. !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-16
Sic dlteite snrmnbr.
5ranfreit sIaubt bieielbe In Beats
bais 40 beiiten.

Die SransOfen itreitsn Ii9 neuers
otn9s pieber NIT befunberem gifer
um bic gbre Der Grfinbuns Der llbrsn,
unb iebt bot Or. Reberdon Iogor ber<
nussefunoen, bob bic GItefe Surmubr
Der Welt ni9t nur in Srantrei9 snts
itanben, fpnbern aud beute nod au
Teben III. 9os our9 oieIen Gbrentiz
tel aussesei9nete Wert finbet ii9 in
Der ct. Observation-Disclosures gu geaus
bais, i'm Rorben bon Paris, elmer Der
dlteiten StGote Sranfreids, bic f9on
CUR 3eit gGIars beitanb. Die ebrs
piirbise &irde beiibt Spei iebenspsrte
ubren, BON benen eerabe bic iiineere
ipegen ibrer rei9en oitronomiI9en unb
ft9iirIi9en 4usitattung bisber einen
grOberen Rubm erIaust batte. Die
nnbere beiibt sinen siemlib etnfaden
sotiiden ausbau unb Elm 3ifferblatt,
bas erit msbrere Sobrbunberte na6
Der Gufiteuun9 Der llbr angebro6t
ipurbe.
OaS ubrtpert lit Guberit primitip
bts ouf bic Semmune. bic BEL elmer
fpGteren llmpanoluns bes Werts au
elmer penbeIubr oneebradt pur6e.
Dem &enner berrGt fidb bic 9lltertiimz
Ii6fett bes Werts alsbolo oaburtb,
bob brei Der 8dnber nod ben 9au bon
RronrGoern baben, bet benen bic
Sabine niht am rmfang, funoern auf
Der Sldhe bes Rabes ftBen, cine siemz
lid unSupsrIdfiise Gipri9tuns, bic
nur in Der dltsiteh 3eit Der llbrmos
dertunit, ettpa i'm piersebnteu Sabrs
bunbert, oneeiponot purbe, aIs man
oos Sdneiben Der RGber nod nidt
10 gut perftanb ipie beute, Wan Be-
fob bamols nod feline Seilunssmas
I9tne unb mubte iid. sur SeritelIuna
bon 3a9grgbern Der SsiIe unb bes
3trtels beoteHeft. Gin RQb bon
einem baIben Meter 0lr6mefer f5dt
baber in iener 3eit Elm pirtli6es
3unititiid unb erforberte piel Weiibe
unb @enauisteit Der Grbeit, ipenn cine
iibermGbtse Reibuna bel Der ueberz
trasuns Dernlieoen fperben iplIts. aud
bann mubten Die ubrgeipidte Iebr
itart eeipGblt tperben. 60 erbteIt eine
srobe llbr i'm poIoft &arls V. sur
llsbsrlpinbuns ber Meibuns Elm 9es
tpt9t bon tnssefamt 1000 9funb unb
sin9 bod um cine Stlnbe tGali1.
fnlfd, mos I9on aIs beIonberer
Ertumpb besei9net purbe. 9lubers
bem 1T iiberliefert ipprbsn, bob biefe
llbr einen befonberen DGdAer erbieIt,
Der iid ieberseit bereit baIten mubte,
BET ttnem @eriasen bes llbrtperts nod=
aubeIfen. Die &ronrGber aber fteIIten
fdon einen SortI9ritt bar, inbem bic
3dbne auf etnem sraben @ifsnbonb
sin9eidnttten ipurbsn. bas Fd5 Ieidter
tinb senauer einteilen Iieb. Gin fol.
9es Rronrab bon erftauIidem Ourds
meHer beiibt au9 bic srobe beriibmte
llbr In Rouen. Onran dllein lieb iih
nlfo Der 8prrnns bes alters Der llbr
bon 1eaunats rtdbt erfennen.
Cine senoue llnterIuduns, bic iebt
an Der llbr pprgenommen iporben III,
bat nbtr onbere 9eleee aiitoee sefOrs
bert. Sn elmer psrborsensn StelIe bot
Iidb tGmlidb eins Snf9rift sefunben,
bic einen Stspbonus Muiieus Ganonts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
ENTIRE REGIMENT
lis ANNIHILATED

LONDON. Sept. 12.-The Paris
correspondent of the Daily Ex-
press learns from the front that
in the attack on the Germans
Wednesday afternoon the British
punished the Prussian guard in
the seveHest possible manner.
An entirs Jaeger regiment of
sharpshooters, numbering nearly
5000, was wiped out.
There is not the slightest
doubt" says the correspondent.
that but for the superb handling
of the German right by Gen. Won
Kluck, large part of Emperor
williams forces would have been
captured. The allied cavalry did
wonderful work and three or
four additional divisions of cav
airy could have contributed to-
ward a complete rout of the Ger
mans"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
MRS. De Voc
RAPS PRIMARY
BALLOT LAWS

Mrs. Emma Smith DeVoe of
Falkland, president of the Ma
tional COUNCIL of Women Vot-
ers. offered bitter disapproval of
the present primary election sys-
TEN in Washington, at a meeting
of the local council yesterday aft
erDoon. Mrs. Devoe, who Is one
of the best posted women, politi-
cally, in the United States, de-
clared that she preferred the old
convention system to the present
primary law, as framed by the
standpat legislators.
Mrs. DEVICES argument was
that a voter, besides being book
ed and listed on official records
as being a member of a party, was
prohibited from voting for any
candidates on other tickets, even
If he considered them more capa-
BILE for office than the persons on
the ballot that he was voting.
The council adopted resolutions
condemning the present primary
system, and also adopted a
resolution saying that IL would
not support any candidate for
United States senator or repre-
sentative in congress who would
not promise to support the woman
suffrage bill now pending in con-
gress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
Kir,S Albert

Albert Leopold Clement Marie
Menard-some name, isn't it2
The owner of ii is a king by ac-
cfdent of birth and a locomotive
engineer by choice.
King Albert of Belgium would
rather run an engine than a king
dom. But he's a king and also a
hero In the eyes of all Europe.
Wasn't Albert and his brave
band of Belgians that tried to
stem the advance of the German
armies to protect the neutrality
of their little land?
Even the Germans admire him.
King Albert is 80 years of age.
He Is the only surviving son of
the Count of Flanders and as
such was the natural heir to the
famous King Leopold. He mar
rfed Elizabeth, duchess of Ba-
varia, In 1900 and in 1909 was
crowned king.
He knows America well, hav-
ing spent the year of 1898 here.
He is never SO happy as when in
the cab of a locomotive. This was
his principal sport before becom-
ing king. and he is famous for a
Wild dash he made across the
Belgian Congo in Africa in an en-
CINE. He was studying wireless
teleeraphy when the war broke
out.
He reads most OF the big news
papers of the world and wfthaI
is hard working, modern mon
arch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
NO ELECTRIC CURRENT
famine HERE THIS YEAR

of electricity each month that II
had not counted on and the wa
ter supply for the generating
planl is not going to be strong
enough in q short time TO keep all
generators running during the
low-water period of the Nisqually
river.
Needs 100000.
Drake says that he can build a
permanent storage plant for
100000 capable Of supplying
continuously enough water TO
run the entire plant. and that he
can build 1t with the light plant
surplus revenue.
II brakes figures are correct.
IL looks like the best kind of an
insurance policy for the Nisqually
power station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
JESSIE CARSON
GOES TO n. Y.

For seven years connected
with the Tacoma library as head
of the children's department,
Miss Jessie M. Carson has re-
signed to accept the position as
assistant librarian in the chill
dren's division of the New York
general library. She will leave
next Thursday to take up her
new work. The library board,
in accepting her resignation, paid
her glowing tribute for her
faithful work here. Miss Anabel
Porter will succeed Miss Carson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12

Banner" was played-but the
melody has been used so much
in medley by George Michael Co
han and others that many people
find themselves standing while
the band is playing something
very different from our national
song.
Because of this the @. A. r.,
ii is said, will petition congress
to forbid the Insertion of any
strain from The Star Spangled
Banner" in a medley of other
airs. even IL they are patriotic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12

Francis Scott Key wrote THE
Star Spangled Banner" while wit
Messing. from the harbor, the at
tack on Fort McHenry, during the
night of September 10. 1914. ana
IL was set to the music of Ana
ereon In Heaven" and sung the
next day by friends OF the author
with great patriotic enthusiasm.
The Grand Army of the Repub-
lie some years ago asked that all
patriotic Americans would stand
whenever The Star Spangled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12

Tacoma IL not facing 3 scarcity
or electric current from its mu-
nfeipaI plant this winter.
Commissioners of Light and Wa
ter James c. Drake. in asking
the public's approval of his plan
10 add q suitable storage facility
TO the hydro feature of the mon
ster generating station, is not ca
iamify- bowling
Drake declares that II the in
crease of consumption of munich
pal light and power continues dur
ing the next twelve-month as ID
has in the past year there will be
a shortage OF juice next winter.
Drake is using a f0resightedness
that many of his predecessors in
the city council have lacked.
Making Money.
When Tacoma's power plant
was built, Il was to be used as a
lighting plant only. But the sale
Of power has been so remunera-
tive that the city has delved into
the business extensively. The re-
suit Is that Tacoma is selling
many thousands of dollars worth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
0akvilIe Is
Ready for Fair

OAKVILLB, Sept. 1.-THE
fourth annual fair of Oakville
will open September II and con-
tinue to the Goth. The track is
I'm excellent shape for the races,
the recent rains placing the
grounds In fine condition. New
buildings for stock have been
erected. The exhibits are of un-
usually fine quality and indica-
lions are for complete success.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
FRANK HILLQUITs

Prank d. Hill, chairman repub-
county, resigned from his posi-
ten last night. and IL IL under
stood that James McNeely. prom
inenf republican Of Tacoma viii
be elected to the place. Pressure
of bueiness il given IS the cause
Of HIii's resignation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
PIGEON SPY RETRAYEp

LONDON. Sept. IA story
of the capture of a spy near Ma
muir, told by a soldier to q Bel
gian angler, has been received.
Belgian soldiers in a wood near
Namur saw a man fishing and
taking no notice of patrols that
passed. Questioned as to what
luck he had had, the answer was,
The beggars won't bite" From
the fishing basket on which he
was sitting came the unusual
sound of a "coo-coo," and anoth-
er spy was caught. MY friend, /"
says the correspondent, said
that the pigeons were fairly ten
der.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
Club Memb ers
Plan BANQUET

The Commercial Club has an
nounced the first of its fall mem
bership dinners to be held next
Thursday evening with Charles
Richardson of Tacoma as speak
er. He will talk on The ObIiga-
tions of Citizenship" giving his
views Of the loyalty that citizens
owe the community In which they
live.
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SPEEDY DECISION
ON SEVEN SISTERS

abolish the state bureau OF in
spection, the measure to abolish
tie state tax commission. prohibi-
ton of employment agencies, to
provide a new road tax and the
bill to provide a first aid law in
connection with the injuries to
workmen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
MAP OF EUROPE SURE TO BE
CHANGED.

ROME, Sept. TT think the
map of Europe will be entirely
rearranged for a century; the
next congress will have a more
difficult task than those after
Jena and Waterloo" said M. Del
casse, the French statesman, IN
an interview in Italy.
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OLYMPIA, Sept. 12.-Five of
the "Seven Sisters" measures now
on appeal before thesupreme court
will be decided at an early date.
The court has announced, follow
ing argument yesterday, that deci-
sion would follow speedily. The
cases in review are the bill to
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LOCOMOTIVES AMONG
REET1GEES. To

PARIS, Sept. 12.-At several
railway functions In Northeast
France here are large numbers
of Belgian railway engines
brought across the frontier to
prevent them from falling into
German hands, including even
small shunting engines bearing
the name "Namur."
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NO AMERICANS REJECTED BY
FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 12.-Of the for
eign volunteers who are enlist
ing with the French army, 81 per
cent of the Russians were re-
jected medically, 32 per cent of
the Poles, IL per cent of the
Italians. 4 per cent of ten British
and no Americans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
Finds Sister
After 20 Years

NORTH YAKIMA, Sept. IA
John Fonesbsck, of the White
Automobile company of San
Francisco, found his sister, Mrs.
NJ. L. Matterson. in this city last
Sunday after 2s years of separa-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-12
TACOMA BUSINESS MEN
WILL SEE ROY T.

A delegation Of Taeoma's lead
ing business men will attend the
Roy Valley fair to be held Sept.
IL to 1s. President Savage of
the Commercial Club expects a
large number from that orsanfza-
ton 20 80. The trip will be made
b. auto.