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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-11
BY STAFF REPORTER

BY STAFF REPORTER
have heard Fighting" Fawcetts candidacy de-
seribed as "come back stunt" should not call it
that at all.
: To me Fighting Fawcett's candidacy seems to
be- rather merely the beginning of another round in
bout that has been going on for years. For Eight
ing" Fawcett has never stopped fighting
True they had him groggy the last round when
the recall punch landed, but the gong saved him.
And now we find him squared away, clear-eyed
alert and determined.
) wondered if Fighting Fawcett viewed his can
didacy as did. And SO put to him this question:
] "Just why do you want to be mayor of Tacoma
again?'
Fighting Fawcett Strengthened his big shou-
ders. He puffed his ruddy cheeks The hairs of his
mustache seemed to bristle. He does not look his
81 years.
"If you had been mayor and had done your full
duty, and had been recalled for doing it, you'd want
to be mayor again, too" he said. ''I want to wipe
out the memory of that recall which ddnt deserve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-11
GET THE PINK

Tho Times Pink comes out At 4;8O every
afternoon. The Confessions Of Rounder's
are taking the town by storm. Every.
body's reading them. Join tho band wagon
and be Pink reader. You'll have some
fun and enjoy It all.
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Ser lcBie 6alten Souniag mo Der
9lufang DER 6eiligcu g8ode.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

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tens Oes 9eiitlicben &otbeSt 9llsitel
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-09
DODGE BROTHERS
TO ANNOUNCE CAR
Full Specifications To Be Out
This Month-Dealers
See Car

Probably never before In the his
tory OF the automobile industry has
the interest In new model eQualed
that shown In the new car which
Dodge brothers will bring out for
1915. Oficials OF Dodge brothers in
innate that the heavy veil Of secrecy
which has enveloped all movements
of the company's manufacturing de
partment will be lifted some time dur
Ing the present month. II is expected
that full details. including price and
specifications, will be made public
through announcements In periodicals
of wide circulation at that time.
During the past 80 days. hundreds
OF dealers have visited the factory OF
Dodge brothers. at Detroit, and when
ever possible. they have been given
demonstration rides In the car. Their
enthusiasm over the easy-riding quail
tiles. equipment and specifications of
the car has been expressed In scores
OF kilograms sent from Detroit to
their business associates. Many OF
these have been published In the
newspapers in widely separated parts
OF the country, and have resulted In
q big influx Of dealers all anxious to
ride In the new car.
Without exception. every motor car
dealer who has viewed the new Car
states that the company has thor
oughly carried out Its prediction.
made some months ago, that Dodge
brothers car will establish q new
value In the motor car industry"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-09
MOBILXING AGAINST
CIGARETTE SMOKING

The nationwide interest that has
been manifested In Henry Ford's war
on the cigarette as q menace to the
health and morals and manhood OF
the American boy IL shown by the
huge malls which daily come to Mr..
Ford's ONCE. There 10 q file Of some
900 letters written to commend the
purpose OF the FIRST book, THE case
against the little white SLAYER" In
which Thomas A. Edison states the
actual physiological effects OF the
cigarette on the human heart.
Many of these letters are intensely
human documents, and tell pathetic
and authentic stories of boys destroy
ed and homes wrecked through The
little white SLAYER"
A second edition OF the book, to
meet the request for more copies, "a
now on the press. This little volume
contains q number Of letters from
firms Of national reputation, In which
the attitude Of the company toward
cigarettesmokers In their employ IL
stated. Most Of the companies now
reject all Notwithstanding APP
plicants. The list, which IL very rep
resentative, includes the Cadillac Mo-
tor Car Co., the Larkin Co., OF Buf-
falo; George w. Alden, a large mer.
chandising house OF Brockton, Mass;
the Burroughs Adding Machine Co,
Marshall Field q Co.. and John Wan.
amaker.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-09
GREATEST YEAR FOR
LONG MFG. COMPANY

Two years ago today the Long Mfg.
company moved into their new struc-
tural concrete factory, corner OF Cam
eron-st. and East Grand-blvd. In the
erection Of this plant the floor space
was doubled and the capacity increas-
ed many fold. The justification OF
these enlarged facilities In proven In
the big volume of business this year.
During the past few months the fac
tory has been running day and night.
While tho company was organized
and Incorporated 13 years ago
In Chicago. II did not make any mate
rial endeavor 10 secure the larger
radiator business from the automo-
bilo Industry until II moved It's head
quarters to Detroit In 1910. four years
ago. AT that time they erected their
nrst factory 10 Detroit on Cass-sve-.
between Burroughs and Amsterdam,
which property was acquired later by
the Cadillac Motor Car company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-09

ed big. rich voice. She sang In q
church IN Philadelphia after the death
or her father. and later went TO Bos-
ton to make music her serious study.
There she met Sidney Homer. the
song composer, and they were mar
ried. going TO Paris that Nine. Homer
migit study opera. Before going TO
Boston. Nine. Homer had never heard
an opera. There she heard Emma
Games and Jean and Edouard de
Reszke In Faust" II opened up
new world to her and gave her great
ambitions. So well did her sspira-
tons coincide with her opportunities
that within Ave years she sang with
Nine. Eames and the De Reszkes on
the Ccvent Garden stage.
Nine. Homer's stay In Paris was
shortened by her acceptance OF con-
tract with the Vichy opera company.
with which she made her debut I'm
1898, to the Indignation of many
French singers who had tried In vain
TO secure similar recognition. Then
she went to Brussels and London. and
In 1900 came to New York as a mem
Der OF the Metropolitan opera com
pany. with which she has remained
ever since. Nine. Homer's Detroit
program will include three arias,
group OF German songs, group OF
songs by her husband, Sidney Homer,
AMI a group OF American, English and
irish songs. She will be assisted at
the piano by Mrs. Edwin NJ Lapham.
The sale OF seats will open In Grin
nell's boxoffice, Saturday. Nov. IA.
Lewis Weary, Detroit's wellknown
singer and. reader will give q program
OF songs. readings and monologues.
In the Y. M. G. A. auditorium, Tues
day evening, Nov. 10. Mrs. Weary
will be at the piano. Mr.. vicary's
ability and admirable choice Of pro-
gram numbers always win the favor
OF his audiences. Tuesday evening, he
will give the following numbers:
How To BE Happy" (Jewett); "Crea-
ton" (Sampter); Pm Lover"
tWesD; Francois villon. Rhymster"