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VILLA WILL
TAKE CITY
TOMORROW

VERA CRUZ, Nov. 21.-Gen-
eral Villa is expected to enter
Mexico City Sunday night, refu-
gees arriving here from the capl-
tai declare. His force Is now said
to number $4,000 armed men, the
refugees said, and they add that
conditions in Mexico City couldn't
be worse. Thousands of the resi-
dents of the capital are fleeing,
and only a few of the Carranza
soldiers have remained to guard
the city. Gen. 0bregon's army
has left, ostensibly to give battle
to the Villatistas.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. "a. -
Delegates from the Pacific coast
were defeated In their efforts to
have the American Federation OF
Labor go on record as favoriHg
legislation to reduce hours of en-
ployment at last nights session
of the convention, when the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by
a vote of 1927 to S.157:
Resolved, That the American
Federation of Labor, as in the
past. declares that the regulation
of wages and hours of labor
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YOUTH WHO SHOT GIRL
BARELY ESCAPES ROPE

PORTLAND. Nov. 21.---Ffed
Thomson. who has been sought BY
the authorities OF two states for
the murder OF Miss Emma Ulrioh.
was captured near Kelso. WASH,
by Sheriff Ed Close and Deputy
M. II. Hull of Cowlitz county.
WASH. while Thomson was walk
ing toward Tacoma at 3 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
Sheriff Close brought Thomson
to Kelso, where the confessed
slayer OF Miss Ulrlch narrowly es-
capped violence at the hands of
several hundred angry men. from
son, In confessing killing Miss
Uirich, said he had premeditated
the murder since July, but had
delayed commission OF the crime
to await the outcome of the vote
on the bill to abolish capital pun
ishment and TO have another or
portunity to ask Miss Ulrich to
marry him.
Bought n Gun.
II met Miss Ulrich on the street
downtown Monday and Il appear.
ed to me as II | couldn't stand
being without her any longer"
Thomson said to Detective Frank
Snow and an Oregonian reporter
on the return trip to Portland
last night. Miss Ulrlch did not
see me. Frantic. boarded
street car for Vancouver and
there | purchased the revolver
found near Miss Ulrich's home.
| paid SIS for It and then I spent
81 for a secondhand revolver. 4
had only 81 left.
Then | returned to Portland,
arriving shortly before 9 O'Clock,
and ! went straight to Miss III
rieh's home, where ! waited until
she got off the car. The Ore
gcnian's story Of the shooting was
correct.
From her home, after I shot
her, ran up First street to Madi-
son street, where crossed the
bridge to Hawthor avenue.
Then proceeded % Union
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Bar German Papers

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. IT. =
Action has been taken by the gov
erEment to stop the entry into
Canada of pro-German newspa-
pers. published in New York.
Three papers SO far are in pro-
hibited lists. BY order in coun-
Gil, 1t has been made a criminal
offense to circulate these papers
in Canada or to have them in
ones possession.
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avenue and broadway and board
ed q Vancouver car. At vancou-
yer l registered ut . cheap iod4-
ing house under the name of y,
johnson and got an outside room.
Night Of Horror.
THAT night was night Of hoE-
rors for me. I sat up In bed al
night with my revolver beside me
ard every time some one came W
the stairway | thought Il was on
officer, Had Il been I would have
shot myself or jumped out OF the
window.
The next morning started o.
my way TO Tacoma. as | did noe
want to hang around these parts
after | learned that she was dead.
II my shots had not been Succoaa.
full I intended to go back and fin
ish the job. As II was. I intend
ed to 20 to Tacoma and walt un-
I'll the coast was clear. Then
would return to Portland ana
shoot Emma. But didn't want
to be caught until had q good
chance to accomplish my deed.
Planned Suicide.
Il cannot say am sorry Tor
what | did," he said. II am sorry
that ! was caught, though. for
intended to make circult
through Washington and return
to Portland and kill myself on the
same spot where Emma died"
Mrs. Carl Smith, mother Of the
murdered girl, is bitter toward
Thomson and the authorities.
II hope they hang him." she
said yesterday. In her bitterness
she declared that she could see
the authorities hanged with tho
murderer.
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CARLOAD OF DISC
RECORDS ARRIVE

An entire carload of Edison
diamond disc talking machines
arrived at the Temple of Music
on G street yesterday. The disc
repertoire includes some of the
finest work, both vocal and in
strumental, of the most distin-
guished artists.
Among grand opera singers
whose selections are available on
the Edison disc are: Aino Ackte,
Giuseppe Anselmi, Alessandro
Bonci, Celestina Boninsegna, Luz
crezia Bori, Mary Carson, Anna
Case. Thomas Chalmers, Eleanora
de Cisneros, Marie Delna, Emmy
Destinn, Orville Harold, Heinrich
Hensel, Maria Labia, Umberto
Macnez, Giovanni Martinelli, Car
men Melis, Giovanni Polese, Ell
len Beach Yew and others.
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Trains Blown Up

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. q.
Foreign office dispatches to the
French embassy here mentioned
the success of the French in re-
pulsing the German attack in the
Argonnes, as related in the COM
munication of the war office, aud
announced the destruction OF
German earthworks and supply
trains In the vicinity of Rheims.
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LONDON, Nov. 21,-A confer
ence will be held soon in Rome TO
decide upon Italy's attitude to-
ward the nations now engaged In
war. Ambassador Marched. Italy'e
diplomatic representative In Lon.
don. left for home today to at
tend this meeting. Messages from
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Battle In Egypt

BERLIN, via wireless to Say
vile, Nov. 81. = Advices from
Rome are to tn eeffect that In the
fighting at Ell Arish, a fortified
Egyptian town on the eMditer-
ranean, the British suffered heavy
losses. The Italian colony in
Egypt is suffering from the pros
tration of all lines of trade.
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UNIONS WILL FIGHT OWN BATTLE
FOR UNIVERSAL 8-HOUR DAY

should be undertaken through
trades union activity, and not by
legislation. in SO far as the enl-
ployment Of women and children,
health and morals, and the em-
ployes of the national, state ana
municipal government are affect
ed"
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RUSSIANS WREAk awful
VENGEANCE ON GERMANS

PETROGRAD. Nov. 21.-The
Germans offensive position il
Russian Poland between the Wis
tula and Werthe rivers has been
checked. the war office asserted
today. The fighting is said to
have been of the bloodiest char
acter. The explosion of mines
planted by the Russians on the
banks of the Bzura river are de-
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5000 Beers Move

BERLIN. Nov. 2i.---Informa~
tion from Durham, South Africa.
is to the effect that 5000 Beers
have gathered near Bloemfonsein
and that an attack on the town Il
feared. The garrison there NUM-
hers only 600.
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THIS rs THAT
T "EDUCATION"

I SEATTLE, Nov. 21.-Fresh-
men at the U. Of w. were hazed
last night by 100 members Of
the sophomore class. Two fresh
men were tied up, daubed with
green paint and hauled Is miles
into the country in an auto
truck. Then they were abandon
ed. The hazers wore masks.
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clared to have cost an enormou5
number of German lives. The
survivors of the explosion plunged
a solid wall of men and horses
into the river. The Russians,
concealed on the river bank, open
ed fire and wiped out all who es-
caped drowning. Few escaped
alive and they were made prison.
ers.
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FLOUR DAY

ELLENSBURG, Nov. 81. - A
carload of flour was donated to-
day by the people of Ellensburg
for the relief of the famine strick-
en- Inhabitants of Belgium.
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HINDU MUST HANG

NEW WESTMINSTER, B. c.,
Nov. 21.-Ragmal, Hindu
rancher, has been sentenced to
be hanged for the murder of Sibul
another Hindu.
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GOOD WORK

ANACORTES, Noe. 21.-Ana-
cdrtes plans a municipal water
system which will cost $4,000.
The Anacortes Water Co., now
supplying the town, will sell out
for $4,000.
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WEEDS IN CHINA

CHEHALIS, Nov. 21.--Word
has been received here of the
marriage Of Geo. +. Bickford of
this city. to Miss Edith Edgar Of
Newchang. China Bickford Is
u. 8. consular service interpreter.
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FARMER SLAIN

VANCOUVER. WASH, Nov. FL.
Ludke, farmer. was shot
and killed by an unknown tres
passer on his place near Ridge
field last night. He lAeyss 8
children.
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ITALYTO DECIDEUPON
Attitude IN WAR

Paris and Petrograd say that
homes ambassadors TO these cap
itals have also been summoned
home by their government.
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CHEHALIS. Nov. Civ. H..
Paulhamus of Puyallup. will ad-
dress the Citizens club of Cheha-
lis Tuesday, Dec. 1.
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vhe cruiser Tennessee, whose
small boat crew was fired upon by
the Turks at smyrna, is q vessel
of II. 800 tons. launched In 1904.
II is 5O2 feet In length and Is pro-
tected with 5-inch nrmor. The
main battery consists Of four To-
inch and sixteen 6-inch guns, with
n secondary battery consisting OF
twenty-five 3-inch rapid firers,
twelve 3-pounders and numerous
other smaller rifles.
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MASKED men IN
JAIL DELIVERY

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov
2t.-Two masked men attacked
Deputy Sheriff Charles Armijo
last night and succeeded In liber.
ating from Jail Gen. Jose Ynes
Salazar, who was brought here
Sunday to stand trial on a per-
Jury charge. The two liberators
scaled the fence, attacking the
deputy with a knife and revolver.
He was wounded during the fight
In which he was overpowered and
tied to a post.
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LADY wants maternity nursing;
can give best of references. Call
Main 1929.
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YOUNG woman wants chambermaid
or anything where she can go
hime nights; honest and reliable. D.
3, Times.
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants
work; uick and accurate in fig
ures. ca, Times.
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EXPERIENCED lady would like
position to take charge of home
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CATTLE SALES

NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. 81. -
Cattle worth $21.325 was sold at
the meeting of 40 breeders of
Holstein cows here yesterday.
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EXPERIENCED chambermaid and
waitress wishes position. Main
1916.
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LADY wants any kind of day work.
Kitchen work, sewing, cooking or
cleaning. Main 9214.
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GIRL wishes employment; expert
enced In factory, laundry or
waitress, and would also serve as
companion for small wage. Madi-
son $685.
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LADY would like child to care for
days. 914 So. l. St
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YOUNG woman wants homework /;
competent of taking charge of
house: good cook; will leave city;
best of references; must have work
Immediately and good salary. C-6,
Times.
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GIRL wants to care for children
afternoons and evenings. Proc
tor. 1905.
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GOOD strong woman wants work
sewing. washing or cleaning.
Phone Main 2141.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT maid for
general homework. One not OBJ
jectiig to country; references re-
Bldg
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PRACTICAL nurse wishes materni-
ty cases or will care for invalid,
$12 a week. 403 9th st. n. W., Puy-
allup, Wn.
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A comfortable, Furnished Groom
house, mile from car: free rent.
wood and light for doing chores on
place, to a middle-aged or elderly
couple. KS, Times.
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Jobs Wanted-Male

MARRIED man wants work where
about the LIST of January he can
buy stock. half interest or whole Of
business. VIII consider anything
VIII run rooming- house on percent
age till that time. Address BE-,
CT Times.
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WANTED-An elderly lady. good
home. some wages; must be neat
and able to see good. Mrs. b. d.
Vernon, r. I, Sumner, Wn. Phone
Farmers, X Z, Puyallup.
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AN experienced visiting house.
keeper is prepared to give her
services by the hour; dinners pre-
pared and served, or any emergency.
Calls promptly filled. Phone $685.
Mrs A l. d.
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'..STED-Men TO sell Tacoma
Times; can make good money;
will give you good corner. See
Steve, Cir. Dept.
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LADY q. with daughter II, wishes
position as housekeeper or work
of some kind. WIZ, Times.
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LADY wants work of any kind. Call
Marie Frances, Y. w. c. A.
EXPERIENCED lady wants to take
charge of house for people going
away. Main 274g. room II
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GIRL wants to help with house,
work and care for children. Proc
tor 1870.
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WOMAN wants day work. Main
S0S2
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WANTED-Any kind of work; will
work for board and 800 a week
Box Gil, Times.
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FAVORABLE woman would like
chambermaid work in respectable
hotel or rooming house. Main 1864.
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GIRL attending Lincoln Park High
school desires place to work Tor
board and room. Box 500, city.
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GIRL wants homework or hotel
work. Call Main 3iOsS
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WOMAN wants position as house
keeper; experienced. Main 1856.
room 8.
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Jobs Wanted-Female

EXPERIENCED woman wants
work as chambermaid or kitchen
work or day work. Main $3.50.
THOROUGHLY competent young
lady, years training in domes-
tic science. wishes position in pri-
yate family; no washing. Address
Miss f. Young, Y. w. C. A.
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GIRL wants general Homework
Call Main e4ob.
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LADY wants day work. If not sat
isfied, no pay demanded. Madison
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ANYONE can make a few dollars
at odd times handling our propo-
sition. Write or call at 1017 A st.
See Myers.
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LADY wants any kind of offic
work. Main 1908, room 242.
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LADY would like work by the day
or hour. Proctor 1874.
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WANTED-Man with auto suitable
us, Times.
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WANTED--To get 2 teams for
hauling wood; will pay 81 a day
and board the team. ia. Times.
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MlDDLE-AGED. refined and very
capable respectable woman de-
sires housekeeping for club or ho-
tel. or working companion for aged
people; best of reference. WI.
Times
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COOK of experience desires posi-
ton in Tacoma; can fill same in
club, hotel or restaurant. B-1,
Times.
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MAN wants position as janitor. Elk
perience and references. c. l..
Donovan, Proctor 2O6.
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EXPERIENCED nurse wants work
as nurse. VIII handle confine-
ment cases. Will furnish references
from best doctors. Phone Main
632g
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Two girls want work. experienced
In laundry. Phone Madison S02-L.
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ELECTRICIAN. experienced on mo-
tor, generator, interior wiring and
repair work. Address B-7, Times.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-19
OGDEN GATEWAY
HEARING TUESDAY

Hearings before a committee OF the
interstate commerce commission
against the closing OF the ogden gate
way to the Yellowstone park will be.
gin in Denver next Tuesday. Repre-
sentatives OF Idaho. Montana and sew
eral Colorado towns from the west
ern slope viii enter protests before
the committee. The Interstate com
merce commission several months ago
granted a temporary restraining or
der preventing the enforcement OF
ruling by the Union Pacific railroad
not to sell interstate tickets to the
national park II routed over compet-
ing lines. Canon City win be repre-
scented at the hearing before the COM
mission.
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EAST C0LlEGE AVENUE
IS BEING IMPROVED

College avenue from the high scho oil
building eastward to Fifteenth street
Ia being greatly improved under the
direction OF Street Commissioner Tom
Parker. The roadway has been grad
ed and drained and is now being sur
faced with cinders from the electric
power plant Later on II is Intended
10 give the cinders n coating OF sand.
The work has been one OF consider
able magnitude. but the thoroughness
with which the task is being done
amply justises the outlay in money
and labor the undertaking has neces.
STATED. Mr.. Parker expects to com
plete the Job in the course of another
week
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MORE TROOPS ARRIv:: HERE

Twenty-eight enlisted men OF the
United States army with two officers.
arrived from Columbus Barracks. o..
on Denver q Rio Grande train No 5
at o'clock this afternoon and will
be added to the command of Major
Elliott. now encamped Mt the plant of
the old smelter in South Canon. Their
fs now under the command Of Major
Elliott hero one hundred and thirty
three enlisted men and eight officers
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day or two ago some so-called
records were presented by the mother
10 the district attorney to show that
the girl was only seventeen years OF
age. but he was not convinced OF
their accuracy and refused to insti-
tute any proceedings looking to an
annullment of the marriage. II Is
generally believed by the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. White that they were
both sincere when they stated to the
county clerk that the latter was
eighteen years old and that there
was no LEGAL impediments to the is-
suance OF .he marriage license.
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ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL

The steps taken by relatives OF
the bride a few days ago to have the
marriage u Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T..
White set aside on the ground that
she was not OF legal age failed be-
cause OF the efforts made by Mrs.
White to convince the district attor-
ney that she was eighteen years of
age. and. therefore. duly empowered
oy law to contract such an alliance
The groom. who was arrested short
ly after his marriage and locked up
in the county jail for swearing 10
the girls age. was released from
imprisonment Wednesday afternoon
and with his bride left the following
might for Lesdville where they will
make their home. A large number
OF friends OF the young people were
at the railroad station to see them
and wish them bon voyage and a
happy welded life.
Mr.. and Mrs. white. the latter Of
whom was Miss Wanda O'Brien be-
fore her marriage. had lived on Lin
coin Park for many years and were
highly esteemed by those who knew
them. They procured a license from
the office Of the county clerk Mon
day morning and were married by
Rev Harner. OF Trinity Lutheran
church expecting to leave few
hours later for Leadville on honey
moon trip to Leadviile. A fifteen year
cid sister of the bride objected to the
wedding and made application for a
warrant for the arrest of the newly
weds, alleging that the bride was a
minor and that the petitioners had
sworn TO a falsehood at the time the
marriage license was granted. The
warrant was placed in the hands of
the undersheriff for execution and he
took them into custody at Parkdaie
ms they were boarding the train for
Ieadville. They were brought back
mud the groom locked up pending the
return Of the mother OF the bride
from Cripple Creek. when II would be
decided whether he should be prose-
eutsd for perjury or not.
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ITY WORKING MANY
MEN AN0 TEAMS

The street and waterworks depart
-nents OF the city government are
working more men and teams at pres
ent than at any other time during the
past twelve months and the weekly
payroll on these two accounts is a
considerabls one. Street Commits
sioner Tom Parker has twenty men
and eight teams engaged on public
work under his supervision and John
Chetelat. superintendent OF the water
works system. has under his direc-
tion twenty-five men and nine teams
employed in municipal work. A large
part OF Mr. Parker's force is engaged
in improving College avenue between
Ninth and rifteenth strets. Mr.. chet
elat's force Is employed In connec-
tion with the re-sanding the filtration
basins at the waterworks plant.
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DEATH OF |. C. HARRY

Lewis coniey Harry was born Apr.
y. 1884 at York Springs. Adams
county. ia. Died November 5. 1914.
aged 50 years. months and 2s day-.
AIR. Harry was united In marriage 10
Mary ). Simpson OF Glover HnI. Pa.
June u. 1870. Mr. and Mr. Harry
came TO Illinois In 1871. locating in
Putnam county. and came TO Rock
wood in 1874. and have lived here
since that time. Mr. Harry was by
birth a member OF the Quaker church
and during his life has ever been a
fslthfui follower OF tina, church. There
was born to MT and Mrs. Harry ave
childrcn-one daughter and four sons.
tits wife. daughter and one son hav-
ing preceded him in death. leaving
three sons TO follow. Le~is s. Of
lockwood. Illinois. Robert ]. Of Can.
on City. Colo. and Jesse w. OF Para
dena. Calf. also one sister. Miss Mary
A. Harry II lockwood. The funeral
services we're conducted at the
church at Ebenezcr las, Monday at 7
o'clock by Rev. woodley OF Chester.
the Attendance being large and IN
dicative OF high esteem in which Mr..
Harry was held In the community
Chester. Ill Tribune.
Tho deceased spent ono summer
here and will no doubt be rcmem-
bered by people OF East Canon.