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The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
TAKE GOLD FROM MAN
AND PUT 1T IN BANK

Charles Kortan. bearded and un-
washed young man who appeared be-
fore Justice Carney. last week, for
disturbing the peace in his home.
No. sac Twenty-third-st.. and who
surprised the court attaches by
hauling out a tobacco bag that con-
tanned s470 in gold, TO pay So fine,
was picked up by police, early Thurs
day morning, on the west side Of the
city, wandering aimlessly about. with
s44S in gold in his pockets He told
the police that he was looking for
a room. Asked about the money that
he carried, ne shrugged his shoulders
and remarked that he had no use
for It. and was just carrying It
around"
Police took It away from him. put
II In bank. and made arrangements
for him to be paid $40 each week, II
he wanted II.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
COURT REFUSES TO
HALL kOoEN BERG TRIAL

Proceedings in tbv ,rlaI or Charles
w. Rosenberg, charged with iraudu-
lent use OF the mails III connection
with notwithstanding scheme, were
Thursday morn!ns, when
Bernard b. Selling, attorney Tor tho
defendant, asked Judge Iutt!e 20 put
the case over until the next term OF
court, declaring that several ne"spa-
per articles ON the testimony ia inc
case would prevent Rosenberg from
securing an impartial trial before the
present jury.
After hearing the statements of Dis
trict Attorney clyde /. Webster, MS
assistant, j. Edward Bland, aud 9th
ers. Judge futile refused to sustain
Attorney Selling objection, and or
iered the trial To proceed. after warn
ing the newspaper reporters 10 be ex-
tremely careful in handling testimony
in United States court cases. The
case against Rosenberg will likely DO
concluded today.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
PLANS ON EXHIBITION

The plans for the 1ew municipal
building. prepared by Architect John
Scott, were placed on exhibition in
The mayors Office Thursday morning.
I he mayor has asked all the city
department hears To study the plans,
which will be discussed I'm cabinet
meeting to be hell next Thursday ar
ternoon. II feasible. the plays man be
changed TO accommodate NUMBER
OF the city Offices In the proposed new
building. as tn Getty hall is badly
crowded a. present The civil service
commissioner Is now occupying offices
outside the city hail. and the railway
commission will also have TO look for
or'-''7 quarters when II is ready for
business
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
BEAN MEN HOLD NEXT
MEETING IN SAGINAW

Members OF the Michigan Bean JOB
bers' association. In session IN the RIO.
tel Cadillac, Thursday morning. voted
to hold the annual meeting in Sagi-
nav. next September, the exact date
OF the convc ntion t. be decided later.
Trade questions were discussed IA
the morning session by WV. or. is.
r. Kimhall. and W. r.. Roach. the lat.
ter OF Hart, Mich.
bean diseases and their treatment
was the subject OF n paper read by
prof. J. a. Muncie. Wednesday after
noon During 1913 bean diseases did
over 100000 damage TO the Michi-
gan bean crop.
Federal Judge Arthur j. futile was
the principal speaker at the banquet
I'm the evening Mai Arthur y Loom
is acted az toastmanteD Among the
other speakers were. Fred Mayer. OF
Toledo: s. NJ Isbell Jackson Z Chrs
Breisch. Lansing; r +. Nowiin Al
bion, and y. p. Hull, representing the
state grange
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JEFFRIES HINTS
SUPREME COURT
Is RATHER LAZY


as that about a superior court" Mr.
Hunt said, suayely.
This IL a case that affects a com.
munity OF half a million people," JUS.
tice Jeffries responded tartly ITO
hold It up for such a period is wrong.
1t shows that the case Is import,
ant If It were frivolous. 1t would
have been passed on long ago" SAL
Mr. Hunt.
Either that. or the court has for
gotten all about IT," replied the JUS.
tee
Catherine Simpson. widow, No 244
porterst, testified that she had Dor
rowed SIS and had signed note
agreeing TO pay s2S at the rate OF
$40 week. The note was not pro-
duced IN evidence Mr. keidan said
that the note was not obtained in the
raid Mr.. Hunt said that ne did not
know where II was.
You were wise enough TO advise
your client 10 get rid OF the note
suggested Mr.. Keidan TO Mr. Hunt
The papers said you took 500 900
in notes Where are they" asked the
court
ICY " tlFb phldlItut " MY
knowledge. your honor" Mr. Keidan
replied.
Shepherd said they were, said Mr.
Hunt. we certainly haven't got the
note. He raided the office and took
everything. including Miss Phipps
and part OF the furniture
Harold V Merrick. elevator oper-
ator in the Majestic building testified
that he also signed note. Mr..
Keldan could not produce ii.
If the prosecutor hasn't IT, the sup
position Is that II Is still in the pos
session OF the defense. said Justice
Jeffries
That aroused Mr.. Hunt
The prosecutor raided the Office
without a search warrant" he said.
He stripped 1t bare OF everything
II was the high-handed act OF car. J"
he declared
I'm inclined TO agree with YOU"
the court remarked.
Then why" began Mr.. Hunt.
That Is not matter for this court
to consider" Justice Jeffries con.
tinued. 1T may be an excuse for pub
lie censure, but | am not concerned
in It. If you don't like what the pros
ecutor did, why don't you go to the
governor and get him removed? But
in the minds OF the people. loan
shark Is an outlaw and Is subject to
raids. He is victim OF public senti-
ment."
To Mr.. Keidan, he said: Haven't
you any notes atsall?"
Yes" was the reply.
Then it's your duty 10 produce
them"
rive told your honor that we
haven't got EN- In these two cases,
said Mr.. keidan. That ought TO be
sufficient. Some of the files that were
taken contained notes, some didn't. IN
those two matters, they didn't
Then why don't you bring in mat
ters In which you have the notes ?"
asked the court.
The defense doesn't claim II hasn't
got the notes." replied Mr.. Keidan.
I'VE certainly do, Our Office was
stripped" Mr.. Hunt replied.
Justice Jeffries, after looking up the
law, decided that one proof OF loaning
money would be sufficient 10 estab-
liSh Miss Phipps as conducting such a
business. Mr.. Hunt moved that the
case be thrown out of court; but on
the plea OF Mr.. Keidan, he was given
until Jan. %, to make better show
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
OREGON VETS CHARGED
WITH GERRYMANDERING

SALEM. Ore, Jan. l5.-The town
Of West Woodburn, Marion county,
Oregon. is In trouble with state au-
thorities because IL has shape like
a fashion plate in the days when WON.
en- played 10 wasp waist lines.
Miss Fern Hobbs, Gov. Vests pri-
vate secretary made the discovery.
She found that IN one place the town
was only 80 feet wide. but that IL
bulged 10 width OF nearly mile
in other places. The anti-saloon ele-
ment charges that vets" mapped out
West Woodburn In this fashion To ex'
clude known prohibitionists. Gov.
West instructed the district attorney
today 10 begin suit 10 have the town 3
incorporation declared void
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
ADJOURN CONGRESS-
IN EARLY SUMMER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Adjourn.
ment OF congress by June is the goal
fixed upon by house Democratic lead.
'ers, Rep. Underwood stated today. lie
told OF conferences between himself
Speaker Clarke and others at which
il was agreed TO speed up" all bust.
ness. Underwood today said the au.
journment program was up TO the sen.
ate. He declared that the appropria-
|tion bills and the two "administra-
|tion" measures regulating trusts and
providing rural credits would take lit
Tile time in the house
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
AFRICAN STRIk Frs
SURRENDER TO LAW

JOHANNESBURG. South Africa,
Jan. 1.-THE armed strikers garri-
son In Trades hall. under police siege
for "a hours, surrendered uncondition-
ally today. Secretary Balm and 10 OF
the leaders were paced under arrest
The backbone OF the general rail
road strike today seemed TO be
broken Two hundred and fifty work
ers at Bloemfontein applied for rein
statement. IL was believed that rail
way men here. at Pretoria, and Cape
Town also would make similar appli-
cation.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
DAILY DEATH LIST

William r. O'Dell TO Layton IS
years mitral insufhciency: Peter
simon; f16 Monroe 26 DAYS rnen-
monla. JULIUS Zick, 629 Eighteenth, 7s
years pneumonia. Joseph Ftuipak 19l
Martin. months. pertussis Frances
: Beauhien. 1858 Fort. SO years ar
terio sclerosis Euphemia Bl0ndin IS
Tuscold, 40 years, intersusce OF
bowel; William " Gawley. 324 Wood
ward 81 years. intestinal obstruction
Euphrasia Whittnauer House OF PrOvi q
dence ~ years. pneumonia. John
Moran, police patrol, 20 years. crush
Ing injuries. Guetana olfonie. HarBer
hospital % years septicacwia Mable
Miller GF3 Twelfth. e years. septt-
caenia Karl Miller 4Gt LaS1Ilo I
year conclusions Charlotte Tuinsky.
ll9 Cicotte, - years mitral INSULT
cheney Anna simmons. 81 Baker ~
years. apopleXy. William h Segs-
worth. 425 r. Philadelphia. 81 years.
heart disease S.kay German, Woman's
hospital 20 years shock; Emlal Logo.
$50 Faraoni [ year. ileo colitis ed
ward Marciuskt. lo5 Leland mo7th
entero colitis. Albert Sclensiki. 574 VIII
lis east 60 years. senllity. Louise Ale
hon. 353 T. High. 20 years. asthma
Mary y. Reid. 20 Catherine. year.
pneumonia Johann Eising 1898 Mini
tary, IS years pneumonia. Auguste
schultz, 50 PclOuze. 30 years. pneu-
monia, Margaret Plante. Little sisters
of Poor, 80 years, paralysis. Frank
Newak. 2fS St Joseph Ga years. gas
asphyxiation. William Hagley. '27l 81.
Joseph. so years. senility: Emily Bay
liss. Herman Kiefer hospital 10 years.
scarlet fever
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
DAILY BIRTH LIST

GIRLS
+. Petrosky. 2262 Gratiot NJ Chap
man, sol Townsend, g. Valaria. 23s
Illinois. NJ. Jutinen, 202 Colborn; {.
Harrison. ls4i Second, #. Burgess, 5ss
Brooklyn, A. kranoski 6lS South; A,
1204 Holcomb; +. Wulf, 1So
Maybury. c. Young. Womans hos
pital. H. Marshick, $50 Gilman, +.
Kelly. 1853 Jefferson; II. Bolton. "a
frank, A. Beel, 1909 Brooklyn; X.
strong. 1926 Porter, J. Gerue. SIS
Forest. 5. Sadtoka, 1912 McDougall;
A. Schaach. Barron; j, Burr 7si
Ferry. r. Bachiel. 4S0 Thirty-second
Twenty fourth; NJ. shaw, sac Meldrum;
W Mazzalo $50 Harrison; l.. Scholz
7Og Newlands @. Robson. House OF
Providence. r. Gates. 1924 Belvidere;
4 Bunin, CA Cameron. V. Sage eli
Medium. A. Czuli. so Waldo: w. Kra-
sol. 3S5 Livernois r.. Bourbonais. 1907
Fort. q. Lapanovski HELEN park; f.
Medyer, House OF Providence. )
Michael pa JefTe,Son'
q. Gainor. Ripp Farms; A. Mascio
676 Riopelle. g. Spies. iS5 Ash: NJ
Rosen. 1898 Hastings; J. Conrath ASS
Fifteenth. O. Mckinney. 1870 Helen.
w, Bochlnskt 1904 ST Aubin, w.
524 McGraw. T.. Nowiski,
1273 81. Auhin, G. Marian, iOl Flf-
teenth. W Felucy S2l Fourth \.
Taber. 1877 81. Paul; ~. Scholz ZOE
Newiand a Lorston, Sic Common
Zoza. 1913 Martin. +. Timazko, lao CT
cote: j. Nonderbeker. ass Wood
bridge. ]. Stcver'yck. 3S7 Concord w.
Gozeiick 963 Ferry. a. Fowler. 81
Harper; L. Snoden. 1876 Alexandrine,
T. Lowe go Oakland.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clarence Schmidt 81 Bertha New
mann 30
Andrew Everett. go. Rochester,
Elizabeth. Gardener. As Detroit
Frank McPhee. 30 Maud Allen 27
Louis Rakos 20 Helen Bruder. is
Stauislaw Potayzny. 81 Mary Ro-
manek, II.
stefan solcki. "a. Josefa Lakenucka
81
Edward Morris. go Gertrude NJ
Facer. "a
Wojciech Chodur. 81 Wyandotte
Josephine Meiak a. same.
Jozef Jnmiec, ~ katherine Zika. 90
Frank BiliclU ~ Mary Aeatsaka. %
Charles Price. So. MARGARET Noonam
stauislae Beukowsli "a. Julia IL
reWba ~.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15

William Barnes. an automobile
painter, "a years old. left his home at
No. 399 Cameron-ave., last Monday
morning, TO receive treatment from a
neighboring physician, for heart
trouble. and his failure to return, has
alarmed his l6-year-old daughter and
other relatives. He had about s.
when he left home, they say, and took
no baggage, or extra clothing
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15
I'Iorenc. ~ Lewis, stenograpber for
al. i.t. Atforuey Honnld Kettle,

ThUredaV, reuut Sted mat SIC be tN-
cused from serving az .administra-
trix OF the lwlllJ She recommended
that Mrs Hjrowgie KgVe Newcomb,
a saughteH OF the DECEASED. be APP
pointed, and a hearing on this mo-
ton will be heard Jan. IS. Miss
Lewis was left s25. 900 by the Will.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15

MUSKEGON-Clyd Morris. a
brakeman on the Pere Marquette rail
|way pleaded guilty to the theft OF
|s51o from David J. Peocock. pro-
|prietor of a general store at Dublin
Mich.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15

In Holland many milkmen deliver
Ehelr wares in bottles wrapped In red
paper. the keeping quality Of the fluid
being greatly increased thereby.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15

Business-Iike Printing! No fuss and
no feathers The plain. Neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. 10
John R.-st Phone Main 1898.
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ron sAL.--Fxssms.
FINE OAKLAND
COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE FOR
nETPOIT IMppOUEn

Two hundred = and seven acre
GOD farm, 40 miles from
Detroit. Soil, rolling sandy.
loan; well-fenced; three
barns; one large farm house
and one tenant house. Seven
acre apple orchard in prime,
three drove wells, lake back
ing onto the farm. Two and
one-half miles from two good
markets on the Pere Mar
quette Railroad. This farm
is an up-to-date home farm.
Has to be seen to be appre-
ciated. If interested, call Dr.,
T.. p. Mills, 2782 Woodward
ave. Hemlock 594. I
The Detroit times., 1914-01-15

Bu-ine.--iike rrinh-g. Spruss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., IS
John R--st Phone Main 149s.
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Farm Bargains

IS acres l6 miles out Grand River: Z q
room house, barn and other out7 :,
buildings. clay loan. Price $1,000,
First party with $4,000 gets this big
bargain See us for many other
bargains steele RIOS. 3ls Free Press
Bldg Cadillac S526, 80
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Classified Cent
Rates. | a w ORD

Cash with order II charged &c a
line.
40 transient advertising lhsel te1
for less than Ice with chsht AoS d.
charged per Insertion.
The above rates apply 10 all classl
bCattons except Births. CARDS OF
and am Ads 1prccrdtng Male Help.
Births. Deaths Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices Minimum charge, soc
FOR - words or less. over 70 WORDS
one and one third cents for each extra
word.
Personals Minimum charge SOc, zVc
per line. Count six words 10 the
llue)
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soNEs ro LcAS,

CONSTR UCTION LOANS Liberal
amounts J. +. Weber. aot Grauot
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rERSu~ ~.

NOTICE auy poor giri Is in trouhie
gceding ADVICE g.dship Y help
DUFFY sss /Fort-st west salvation
Ariut
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40 ACRES. $500

20 ACRES D.. stoae road. one hour's.A
ride - Detroit: level land. goodla
price only $4,000. WILSON. Sla~<>
Chamber OF Commerce. Ia
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Professional Business


DIR. w. r. BLAIR-Men's Ailments,
Urinary and Nerve Trouble. 1 also
treat Deafness, Head noises, Ca
tarrh and kindred ailments. 20
years experience. Consultation free.
Hours to s, evenings to 8, Sun.
Gays 10 to IL. MAY Pacific av.
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A Well Improved Subur-
han Home

On the old Puyallup line, consist
ing of about acres, "a acres in
high state of cultivation, 140 fruit
trees, about half in bearing, a s.
room house with bathroom, good
well, 3 horsepower gasoline engine.
engine house. tower and tank hold
ing 5000 gallons, hot and cold water
piped in kitchen and bath room,
water piped over the place, one
chicken house 110xl4 IT., another
one 1924, a brooding house 4Ox12,
a barn for 2 cows, a house 4SXl2 for
hay, wood and tools. About 400 lay
ing hens and a cow and tools go
with the place. Ten cents car fare.
Two minutes walk to electric car
station. church and store. School
house near by. The price is $500,
or less for cash.
Address X. +. d. 4, Box 201, Taco
ma, Wash.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTICE-To Whom 1t May Con-
Germ: Parties that are prowling
around my place at night stealing
chickens and eggs VIII be given
fair warning to keep away. The
parties are known. C. NJ Mitchell,
X. ID. No. /, 32B, Lakeview. Wn.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL
BOND ELECTION

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL
BOND ELECTION.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Monday. the 18th day of May. 1914.
At the appointed polling place in
Town of steiiacoom, Pierce Coun-
W, Washington. an election viii be
held for the purpose of submit
ting to the qualified electors Of
said Town OF Steilacoom. Washing
ton, for the approval or rejection
the Town OF Steilacoom, Pierce
County. Washington, shall borrow
Ten Thousand N10,000) Dollars. for
the purpose of erection. construc-
ton, purchase of. acquisition.
maintenance and operation of
works, plants and facilities for the
Town of steilacoom and the inhab-
itsnts thereof and any other persons
with electricity and other means
OF power, and facilities for light
Ing, heating. fuel and power pur--
poses, public and private, said
owned, maintained and controlled
by the Town of Steilacoom; and is
sue the negotiable bonds of said
Town of Steilacoom there
for, according to Ordinances No.
1877 and 1913 Of said Town of Stella
COON, said bonds to be payable
their issuance. with the option on
the part of said town of paying
same or any part thereof at any
interest period aften ten (10) years
from date of issuance upon giving
the holder thereof sixty (60) days
written notice OF the intention SO
amount of principal and matured
interest to date of payment; said
bonds to bear interest at the rate
CT SIX t6%o) per cent per annum
payable semi-annually, principal
and interest to be payable at such
Council be designated on said
bonds. which proposition shall be
expressed on the ballots in the fol-
lowing terms:
OFFICIAL BALLOT
Instructions: Place X in the
Bonds no." so that the same will
Indicate your vote.
Shall the Town of Steilacoom
borrow Ten Thousand Dollars
100000 and issue it's negotiable
bonds therefor, for the purpose of
erection, construction, purchase of,
acquisition, maintenance and oper-
alton of works, plants and facili-
Ties for the purpose of furnishing
the said Town of Steilacoom and
the inhabitants thereof and any
other persons, with electricity and
other means of power and facili-
ties for lighting, heating, fuel and
power purposes, public and private
said works, plants and facilities TO
be owned, maintained and controll-
ed by the Town of Steilacoom;
said bonds to be payable twenty
600 years after date of their is
slance with the option on the part
of said Town of paying same or
any part thereof at any interest
neriod after ten (10) years from
date of issuance upon giving the
holder thereof sixty I6O) days
written notice of the intention SO
to do, paying therefor the full
amount of principal and matured
interest to date of payment: said
bonds to bear interest at the rate
of six CD per cent per annum, pay
able semi annually, principal and
interest to be payable at such place
rs may by authority of the Coun-
ell be designated on said bonds.
BONDS YES ............
BONDS NO .............
That at said special election the
polls shall be open at the hour of
nine CD o'clock A NJ and rpmain
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That at said special election the
polls shall be open at the hour of
nine go o'clock A. NJ. and remain
open until and be closed at the
hour of eight 80 o'clock p. NJ. on
said 18th day of May. 1914.
Dated at Steilacoom, Washington.
this 21st day of April. 1914.
JOSEPH BOWRON
Clerk of the Town of Steilaeoom,
Washington.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS-Iouse canvassers make
81 daily: newly Invented house
hold article. Sells like wildfire.
New selling plan makes II easy for
solicitors; 100 per cent commission.
Want 10 ladies' and 10 men imme-
diately Call Room IL, 11071s So.
Tacoma av. between 10 and IL.
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BIRDS

WHITE Java sparrows. II. w
MYERS Bird Farm, SO. 18th and
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MISUNDERSTANDING

YOUNG business man desires room
In private residence; South Taco
ma; references exchanged. Address
WI, Times.
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STORAGE

CoMMERcIAL-FIDELITY TRUCK
CO. large warehouses: fire.
proof largest storage concern in
the n. W. Rooms under lock for
II. III. goods. Expert furniture
packers: Office Cor. 18th and Pa
cific. Main 7os.
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PACKING and storage. VIM. Fitz-
Henry. 1o2 So. 18th ct.
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WANTED-Home for small boy,
close to Franklin school. Add.
vi. Times.
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FOR RENT = Clean UNPUBLISHED
modern flat, rooms, bath, first
floor. gas range. Apply 1912 So. |
ST. Phone Main 33g5
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FLOOR POLISHING

HARDWOOD floors waxed and pol
ished. y. w. Scott, Main 291g
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LOST-Child's coat and hat last
evening on cable at $50. Re
ward. Madison us Us.
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TRANSFER

WASHINGTON TRUCK CO., trucks.
vans, express wagons; work guar
anteed. Main 267.
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RENT FLATS

FOR RENT-Close in, clean, new
ly papered flat, 4 rooms, alcove,
bath, all outside rooms, gas stove.
second floor, $3.50 rent; also mod
ern 4-room flat. bath, first floor
$3.50 rent. Key 1912 So. /. Phone
Main 1895.
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TIMES WANT AID
RATES

=
One cent a word for each ad
for all lines of business. No,
ad taken for less than 15c. We;
will print your ad three times
for the price of two II paid In
advance at the counter or by
mall. All mail orders must be
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When your want" arises
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tors will assist you in wording
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lished. 4
The Times is the recognized
Want AID medium in Tacoma.
It prints more live want ads
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Results are certain from q,
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UMBRELLA left on Spanaway car
Sunday afternoon. Reward.
Phone Main 5741.
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SCAXENGEiiS

OLIVER HENRY. Tacoma Garbage
Co. Main 64oj. Contracts made
for cleaning yards. vaults and cess.
pools. Garbage removed by month.
AMERICAN GARBAGE co. = Re-
moving garbage and refuse of all
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DRAYAGE

CONN ERCIAL-F TRUCK
CO:-Largest moving equipment 10
". w. Furniture vans. trucks and
auto delivery, 3 storage warehouses
Equipped to handle anything. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Office Cor
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Best
candy store in Washington. 215
East 4th st.
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proficient real estate dealer, pro-
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quickly and execute instruments
without legal aid--all from your
home. We assist you to profitable
realty business by cooperating with
you ON your sales and derive our
returns from per cent of your first
years commissions. In addition to
our free course instruction we fur
nish you with a complete office out
TIT OF literature, books, forms, sta
tionery, etc, at the actual cost price
OF $3.50 express prepaid). Start
your business and instruction at
once. Now is the season for buyers.
over three million acres sold In
four years. Address Dept. Fps,
REALTY EXTENSION SCHOOL
4l47 North Hermitage Ave-, Chicago.
HOTEL CROFT. 1919 Pacific av.
Rooms $500 week and up.
Steam heat. hot and cold water, in
every room. Fire proof building.