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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-04

The port district ballots are out
now. In addition to the port dis
trict issue, six candidates appear
for the commissionerships which
the people will probably not vote
to create.
A big meeting was held at Gis
Harbor Friday night devoted
largely to the port district dis
cussion. Browder Brown argued
for the port district. Frank b.
Cole against.
81 just sold three lots on T.
street for $15, 000," said Browder
Brown. "These lots we're bought
by a woman who owned them
several years ago for $50 apiece
and she did not make dollar on
them"
"What became of the differ
ence?" asked Cole.
1T was eaten up by taxes"
said Brown, who seeing he had
gotten into a hole tried to wriggle
out, but failed.
Gig Harbor win line up against
the port district strong.
Fred Chamberlain made a talk
for the Seven Sisters" initiative
measure and Secretary Berry of
the purse seine fishermen spoke
for the fishermen's harbor.
Dott Moore, famous local ten
or soloist, will sing at the Old
Town meeting Sunday afternoon
for Homer r. Bone, presenting
several of the famous Caruso Sc
lections.
Nick Lawson's political man.
ayers are covering the town with
circulars trying to make out Nick
as the great hero of the municipal
power plant and Green river grav-
ity system. AS a matter of fact
Lawson had practically nothing
to do with the construction of
the power plant, the contract be-
ing written so that the work was
under the control of the engineer
in charge. And the whole trou-
BILE on the Green river job which
made it cost the people about
100000 more then II should
was because Nick Lawson let con-
tracts for the work without ade-
quate plans, or right of way in
his hurry to get the job let be-
fore the recall election against
him.
The Lawson calendar is re-
markable for the things 1t fails
to tell rather than what 1t does
tell. ~
Hans Knatvold is making a
lively campaign for commissioner
Knatvold is running on his sac
cessful record as business man
and financier in Tacoma, he be-
ing one of the few men in finance
who came through the trying
times of the big panic with good
credit and a reputation unsullied.
Some of the good guessers say It
would not be surprising to see
Drake and Knatvold in the two
councilmanic chairs after May Z.
Betting on the election is get
ting lively. All the odds are on
Fawcett. V. G. Henley bet Fri
day that he would win on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-04

Betting on the election is get
ting lively. All the odds are on
Fawcett. V. G. Henley bet Fri
day that he would win on the
first ballot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-04
WHAT'S DOING
-IN=
POLITICS

ii. p. Burdick hired a hall
last night SO. as he said, mo one
could call him down." and he went
to 1t in Pallies' hall, before $50
people. He invited other candi-
dates to sail In when he got
through, and Jesse Read and
Charley Atkins tried it.
Rev. G. w. #. Stoever. mayor
atty candidate Is getting real
bold. He got away from his
stereotyped safe and sane
speech long enough last night to
vary 1t to a declaration against
freak laws" This is what the
old gang always called the legis-
lation for the municipal power
plant, municipal dock and legis
lation to regulate vice. Stoever
when asked what he meant by
freak laws" said anything thai
stops progress of legitimate bust.
ness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-04

Stoever, r. A. B. Young, Dud-
ley Eshelman, Homer T. Bone,
August Einhaus, G. ]. Langford,
II. F. Gronen and w. L. Kirby all
spoke at Fern Hill. The speakers
were nearly as numerous as the
audience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-04

Dott Moore, famous local ten
or soloist, will sing at the Old
Town meeting Sunday afternoon
for Homer II. Bone, presenting
several of the famous Caruso Sc
lections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-04

The port district ballots are out
now. In addition to the port dis
trict issue, six candidates appear
for the commissionerships which
the people will probably not vote
to create.
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ST. GROIN STATION.
Censored ut Jamaica.)

(OcuSOI6Q ~ JiLlulcu.
London, Nov. 4th-A Belgian official com
muniquc issued on Monday night states
"Tbo enemy has fallen back towards the east
abandoning the dead and wounded, Our
troops holding the positions occupied yoster-
day and our advance forces, which moved
towards the User, fluid everywhere signs of
a precipitate retreat
The following French official commupi-
que was issued yesterday afternoon: con
our left the enemy seems to have completely
abandoned the left bank of the User, down
stream from Dixmude. Reconnaissance by
the Allies, undertaken on the highways in
the inundated regions, were successful in
reoccupying the points Of passage across
the river without great difficulty. South of
Dixmude and in the direction Of GheIuwe
our advance has been particularly percepti-
BILE. In the region north OF the Lys, des-
pite determined attacks by the Germans III
, 1914-11-07
Translation

BT is hereby brought to public notice, that
%a from to-day tho rate OF exchange on
money orders from the Danish West Indies
for France and Italy has been fixed to: l Ere.
O'rench, ItaIian) -IO5 Ere. Danish West
Indian)
Government Of the Danisl, West Ida
Islands, St. Thomas, the Sd November
1914.
uELWEG-LARSEN
, 1914-11-07

eud Fresh attacks bv the Germans on the
enyjrons Of Array ana against Lihons and
lie O1esnoy en- Santerre, have resulted in
failures. On the centre, in the region of
the Aisuc. to the east Of the forest of Aigne,
we have made some progress East OF
YaiIy our troops who held positions on the
slopes Of the pIateaux north Of the villages
of Chayoce and Soupir, have been compelled
to draw hack into Vaily, but east Of this
location we have maintained orr positions
at A|premout on the right bank of the river.
There has been violent commanding dur
ing the day between Rheims ana the
Meuse, aud on the heights OF the Meuse fur
ther efforts by the Germans in the forest Of
Argonuo have been checked and we have
continued oar progress. North-wesl OF Po1t
a Mou85on, on our right, some engagements
favourable to our arms along tho Soilo have
occurred.
The "DaiIv llai'7" CORRESPONDENT at Ca
la;s state, that the Allies have vor. the H,ht
for the Channel norts ami tLlt the German
advance has been definitely checked. the
French British and BeDojans Suffering heavily.
The British nassed through nm ordeal bping
,ok4d nv sharnueI noundad bv bio oun4.
ca}o3 On to flce terrib,e boyonet cbaroax
horraesod from above ana below bv bombs
, 1914-11-07

49, "' - 1880
Oct. - n 2iyeS . @incefs Killed and Il
wounded. 3Sl have been admitted N .
british hospitals, including 100 TO the Anne
ncan Nomen'a Hospital. Among the kiI 4
are Capiaan Aoli L. "i.eo.eI, 81 lAe Grena-
dief Guards, and Ai"Jor II. fraser ot the
Scots Guards, while Najor Fo.estor has
ded fro'" wounds at lpfe4 Among the
wounded IS Lieulenaht Colonel hlchnI ds'n
oI tHe i1h S.AHS.
I+n1e'@ WI ne asked to GH} t2f 'Ie SIXTH
issue o. -, '0o,00O by the treasury. The
'b9i> l'Ie2FaPt expects the issue o. war
loan o. t~-V0,VO0,VOO ten Neal tour pr cents,
P'I1"l7 res of"hera4e,tor the red nPi1oh u
tne l'"0jn@ s'l"es'gf7 hhd me provision OF
1lIU'o0V,0o0 IIt7h lHhds.
Inc Government Will advance AuSttaiIa
L2o,Ooo,oVo IN two lna'aJlnents, repnynb!e IN
I'VE years. Il IS not expected that the Stock
LAclaHSe VIII open ms year Inc Govern
ment W.j assist the h"@iIsA clearing and
country banks by issuing emergency notes
@Ia'nat securities opon the conun'H'nee of TIC
STOCK hNeianSe loans on. year after peace
Is oer.ar1a. O'her lenders, sneh rs Colonial
ana foirI@h Banks anu Insurance Compa-
mes may Apply 70 me b34k oi E1SIand Tor
ioau5 up 20 o5/o 81 me E&0e II th4 secuEi-
tleS IN io'nS u 'Ae end oi JajI Inst, and ut
10 "Do'o 'H' DiHN '"'' itu"Nan'e ai WA
or when me prices rise to TIE IN ) level.
Inc stock LAtnHh4e would extend sInlJiag
privileges 10 ia cljen.s.
The ccuttn4lt&i slfua2 on LodE Tor erp-
on"3e, convicted man after siA minutes de-
IIoeraton,
Inc WHITE Star Liner "Oiynpe landed
her passengers ut beIIasi, the report th"t
they had entraIued at Londonderry being
incorrect. At Tough SWi.y no passengers
were allowed even 10 communicate with The
shore, except Mr.. CHARLES sch"ob, President
Of the United States Steel Corporation, who
was on board on a trade mission. 1t is re-
ported, but must he accepted with reserve,
that the "OI}mp.ca' strange arrival WAS due
to her striking a mine, which, however, did
not explode,
1t Las been disclosed that the survivors
from the light cruiser themes" recently
sunk by a submarine ia the Straits Of Dover,
were SO numerous because they huatel upon
petrol tins VIII ch had been hastily emptied
and the caps screwed On upon the a.r within.
A despatch from Berlin reports that the
submarine which sunk the "Eermea" has
arrived safely, but her identity has not
been disclosed.
A Dutch trawler reports passing the Ger
man Submarine IT 9 off thn HouEs IjohtsbiD
, 1914-11-07

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Nov. 2nd-s.s. korona for New York
Ludwig Edward, G. G. Dupar.
Nov. Ith-DaunobroS for St Thomas
LuclI Sullivan and Lillian Sullivan, Consul \.
Levitt, Mrs, Ii. Moitke.
, 1914-11-07
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Paid.
Miss Theresa Adams, Mrs. Arominta Ed
wards, Miss Alma George, Miss Mile Halls,
Miss OriIa Jacobs, Mrs. Cnrlstion james,
MIR. Samuel WaIcott, Miss KeSia Williams.
Unpaid.
Miss Florence 1Iicband, 30 bit.
Christianstcds Poatkontor, den Bite Oc-
tobor, 1914.
ii. ANDERSEN.
, 1914-11-07

A daring act Of robbery was performed
Saturday in the country. A girl was going
from Fountain to River with an amount Of
800 ON her person, labour money she re
celved for some folks. Wien she reached
off Jealousy a man sprang from out Ct tie
canes and quickly despoilng her OF her
treasure disappeared again.
Tho gir2s sbrieks soon brought up some
people, who surrounded the field and cap
turod the robber. After suhjecting lm to
nc courteous treatment, a cart was secured
and the robbor brought to town.-Uid.
, 1914-11-07

J. H. BERNLE
, 1914-11-07

j. II BERNER.
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On Mexican Border.

Mexican ''stra," bullets from
across the border have killed or
wounded fifty two persons on the
American side in and around Naco,
Ariz. Every house 10 town has
bullet holes.
The opposing Mexican forces
besieging and defending Naco,
Sonora, are still facing each other
General Bliss, commanding the
United States troops along the border
1T this point, has 5000 meR and has
warned the rival Mexican command
ers that shooting across the border
into American territory must cease
On Dec. 10, three days grace was
given the Mexicans to comply with
he U. S. demands.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-18
Awards in Poultry Show.

DR., D. F. HOLSTER won first awards
on Silkles. a cockerel and pullet' 10
the poultry show held 10 Spokane
this week under auspices of the lrs
land Empire Poultry and Pet Stock
assoc,ation. There were 1850 entries
10 open and pen classes, and the
Spokesman Review describes the
show as the biggest winter poultry
show ever seen in Spokane.
This is the first time silkies were
ever shown at a Spokane show. They
are bred for their freak plumaee'
which is nothing less than coarse fur.
The comb, face and wattles are oiue
instead of red.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-18

Mrs. Emma Bartleson of Columbia
Falls, Mont, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Post.
Chas. L. Hoffman is moving his
main law office to Occur d'Alene. Ii
was formerly located at Spirit Lake
and more recently in the Rathdrum
State bank building.
j. S. Gault was 10 town on bust.
ness Tuesday from his home at A thol
and made a trip TO Occur d'Alene
with s E. Beggs 10 tn, latter's auto
mobile. Mr.. Gaut expects to operate
his sawmlll again soon.
Mrs. Ida Hulsey returned the first
of the week from Davenport, Wash,
where she attended the funeral of w.
A. Sullivan and visited several days
with Mrs. Sullivan and family.
Ross Dollver and wife, of Oppor-
tunlty, and his sister, Miss Grace
Deliver of Valley, Wash, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ben
nett last Sunday. Miss Dolliver re-
manned over for few days visit
Mr.. Dolliver and sister are nephew
and niece of Mrs. Bennett.
Henry Reiniger and Geo. w. Elem
ming arrived home Tuesday eveninl
from Priest lake. Probate Judg'
Bert il. Reed and G. A. Mcdonald o
Occur d'Alene came back with them
They report an enjoyable time hunt
lug, Notwithstanding only few dee
were seen. The remaining four o
five members of the Rathdrum par
are expected home today or tomorrow
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-18
Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School at 10 a. NJ. Glasses
for all ages.
Morning service II a. m, subject;
The Best Gift"
Evening service at 1880 p. m.
Y. p. S. G. e. at 6:45 p. M, topic:
"Gems from my Reading" All young
people cordially invited. 3 M club
Monday at .. M. Prayer meeting
and Bible study, Wednesday at 1880
p. m.
J. NJ. LAVENDER, Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-18
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

For Sale, cheap, Ducks at John
Getters, R. No. 2, Rathdrum. ia st
Pork by half or whole 10c pound.
Get your turkey orders in by Dec. %.
Fresh oysters Csc quart.
dJl3t RATHDRUM MEAT CO.
The postoffice store carries full
line of Christmas cards. booklets, etc.
Suitable cards for the children. Buy
now, while the stock is complete adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-18
Personal Mention.


Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Slough are
visiting In the east.
W. H. Edelblute left for Harrison,
Wednesday to do some surveying.
G. f. Willhelmy returned the first
OF the week from visit in Spokane.
Geo. Price was In town Monday,
taking out set of logging sleds.
A. T. CASTOR is quite i'll as the
result Of an abcess In the ear.
D. L. Baker left this week for
visit with relatives in Iowa and Ohio.
For spuds see w. H Edelb!ute.
Buy your Christmas boxed station.
airy At the postoffice store. adv.
Jacob Baker, OF St. Maries, visited
his sister, Mrs. j. M. Vanderpool,
last Sunday.
H. H. Mitchell and c. A. Berry re-
turned Monday from their hunt in
the Priest lake region.
A. E. Travis has accepted employ
ment at the j. S. Gault sawmill near
Athol.
Miss Carrie Locking of Spirit Lake
has been spending a few days 10
Rathdrum.
r. G. Thompson was home from
bis farm at Blanchard, yesterday.
having some dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Lang, recently
employed in the Bell telephone com :
pany, left this week for Spokane.
F. O.. Hill is home this week from
North Pole where he Is still engaged
10 his land-clearing operations On
DR.. HOLSTERS place.
LOST-razor with initials ]. B. L
on handle, lost between Rathdrum
and Calispell. Finder leave at this
office. Reward. adv II
See Edelblute for your potatoes.
A. o. Skinner is enjoying WISH
from his brother, Charles Skinner OF
Hermiston, Ore, who arrived the
first NJ tho uoak
s. Z. Fleming has logging con
tract at Season, delivery to be made
to the Panhandle Lumber COMPANY
Of Spirit Lake.
Geo. H. Humphrey, who has beer
confined to his home for some tim'
with rheumatism, is reported some
what better this week.
Eugene Shook. G. R. Sparks AMI
r. Thomas got five dee. during thei
recent hunt In Hoodoo valley. The.
were out several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Renward ant
daughter, of Cunningham, WASH,
arrived last Friday for several days
visit with A. A. Berges and faniii
L. A. Morris, who recently put u
about ninety cords of wood for A. W
Niculai, has moved his gasoline say
to town and has gone into the Dusi
ness here.
When you buy your Xmas Candies
call for "Red Band, the "sweetes
II sweets'' 15c per pound.
Rathdrum Cash Store
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-18
Notice to Motorists.

Now is the time OF year to have
your car reprinted and flushed in a
manner to equal the. tlnish Of any
new car. Cars finished in above
manner from SIS up. See me soon.
Geo. II. Brooke, address, p. o. box
"a, Rathdrum, and l will call on you.
NIB II. adv
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German M. E. Church.

Services Sunday Dec. 20, 1914:
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Public worship at ! / a. N. subject;
THE Lord Is near"
Sunday evening service at the home
of Aug. Paul.
Christmas program Thursday even
ing, Dec. "a, at 1915 o'clock.
Everybody is cordially invited.
w. G. KURT, Pastor.
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Church Announcements.
Methodist Church.

Methodist Church.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday, Dec. 20. 1914.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 pm.
Morning subject, Fittings Come to
Pass" "a Christmas Sermon)
Evening subject, IA Mans Style"
Epworth League at $50 p. nj.
Services at Hayden Lake at 2:45 pm.
Everybody is Invited.
N. SHERMAN HAWK, Pastor.