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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
rArrY roE NIss PALNorIsI.

Afrs Ed~ard wteh az her home. cor
-@r Seventh avenue and Thirty-fourth
street. Lac; evening entertained A. a
p--rupsiar courtesy for Miss June
Paimqulsf a bride ~ tire spring, Din
nrr vas served ~ o'clock. the vred-
ding eulars pink aud white. being
carried rst in ire decorations % ~
table and room and "a the courses
vhere prssihI. ~ the close % The
dinner Mrs.. Wtrh gave pleasing
toast 90 ere bride % b.. The com
psnv thea sent 90 the living room.
where each Was given q dust cloth
which she uas 20 hem Nith pink silk,
each guest using q di6ercut stitch
ara @rnhruidsrtuE her initial on the
rissh whrn through hsmmiug. These
uers EiVea 20 the guest % honor.
Miss pafmaliHf uaH then Eivc1 ball
% twiue vhleh shc AS 70 Wind as
Sc followed 80 lead through the
h6use r. took her upstairs and
downstairs. Ga and out % the house
and fuaiiT ended IN a closet on the
second floor where she fouad a large
box beautifully wrapped and contain
Ing a lovely cut glass vase. gift
from the company. Miss Mary Ret
tfs Go entertaining tonight for Miss
Psirquist and next Wednesday Mrs
John H1wes and Mrs ~. stanton
Wgs@brrrv. sisters % Mr. Gauiey.
whom Miss Paimquist % 20 wed. VIII
entertain for the bride and Eroom-to-
be 90 the home % the latter. 1918
Trruty-sccuud street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
rr-rn.. - .rlnTs n 10.

Nr EFr Aprit mrrtirE ot Earaa trei
5f Hraa. way FrrsbFtrrias efEret hri'
az tae bone of Mrs g. p s1arpr. 1871
ruerrv. frss street yesterday. tf~
barf started What Gel t1 b. sr1vu az
% GRIP sr1aaf ssr vor'f Ter circle
vas divided trr1 two sections aef
Chartered ESQ sseE~F-s. tsr f'ar-
rsar.s.- -sBrr.arf bF H-s Clarence
EsrraeE-r. asf eos .ttnaE1.io cap
rsirr1 o. ,frs uarr Crawford The
se.5s sailed fr~ra San Francisco Frs-
fer.ea aaG acrlrE ere r1wirE Frrr
VII compete ia efrefeE ftr GLOBE
rafrfs are rreE1rrf tr miles zoe at-
t-ataarr. prrrtea1ftg. eisstvearv tif-
rrafar-. resf.aE. etc. and ere coztsst
has started vise rues isfrrrst. Fngr
captains serve ur4Fr each con-
ntat-r TIE prczra- yesterday coe-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

500 Team ssr~ss. sas sss hostess yss-
rrrfsF afrrrueae az a s-rraptlai se1s-
az or 1f.ss Efea faaasor. we1se tsar-
rsr- as fn erref ~ fer z4efs- Ar
srar feoa ere re~U az "a 60. SASS
sFaeer arf ere ssr1~rr was f.r re-
risrrs ef srtrrat rrrra RI c-f sass
f1- -r rrU Ee~F a farrr coarse
ttarHree vss served .r fe~ teanE
rear aer-- ere tr0trs reffiaF cole
.-s fee as4 vefr wrrr rsrf.-'i e.si
re .sars ssl ers Hrs Charles
0a-raar- ~ trraer pEt entertain t1r
1fss Ieresre r.- T11as sees as q
H.s.-aH H.##raa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
.fHInIIE.pINeIR.


Fa~ nieFra<s ~ A's ~
rsnFsrs asuEhfsf ~ We anf fff
f.oa4s D-srsr 81 z1eI Gra1F street
e,....,a-, 49, gl4~~es sesesf-r ssr
- - - 80. s.-.r.' 5000 ~
&C. 49, $50. srr-@f rss-nge-r
-. go. ,.--r-rfss A. a asarnlar
$1,000, - = s..f.es 81 90 fas-rh.s
.......,'s. r........r Ia 49, s~-.ra.- e.
,s,, ..l,srs.., 80 rrl-~4f ra- E-.ffr
60, s.s---.f a. es.l-.a n. ra- sfealas
- 80. ,s-.f.f.s.r rstrrf frsr4 rran-a-
.,~f-.. -rt- SEQ. rsaf aeh-tf-r arr
Rarsone arHrai-r. hrafe-rs af sar
..~ooss Lea rr- ear followed Hr ftr
g.fs-r f.asr-r sssfsr af rh- erf- as
Briasanaff aaf cars earaI-r afa
81 of mr rraea.. ss best usa ru-
,.r~moee vas sraaaueeet PSI Ert
r.fhar grtsrf snf tsF.ar tHr tarat.
iar ~ enc eaavs enc rHr
rendered sofr.F p PROMISE
me brlfr Iesa faHsarf .1 W..r
fer osrr ssfa. trimmed a 1.r an
rs4rhf enh clusters ef eetia.v CHICO
ross6ti,fs me 1rHfai VrH r-t grace
rffls frsnf a. ft.aFv e48 srraaE-aa-af
lee Hsgy~rs we're RI shower bouquet ef
nIaa 81 che valley aaf resebuis. fa.t
her only ornament was tee aifE ri enc
groom. q stabarsf 8rooca of tismee..t
snd Bsartf Thr afia-flnf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

ire Laf.ess aewtsE society 8f kts~e
street. chapel vas eer-rrs.srs T-sfFfr
fsr anrrraor az ere F4es Of W-e
soot- LI-trt-. sass TWeaflrfs ave-
ra- wfs1 "a barge sssFetacer at cFEa
srrs srf VISITORS rtr Frrrrat russ
.sr- I'll. s1s.a=Es ~fs transacted srf
s f-HraTftf trrrt vac served. hs ere
cine ~ enc r-sr r=eflsr .a two weeks
"a esrr- UHr OIL Efars az ere eeaFri
aa H.t-e s.rrer. sst fr.Fets ere iE-
afH-t ss s.f-HE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
IOLLY 80 VIM NEs- WELLNTrL.

Jolly goo club members acrc enter
tslrr1 yesterday afternoon a. tae
E6a1e % Msa- Charirs Weiinifr. 1895
E~vent-eatt avenue. Moline. In the
games of cards the favora were Eiveu
90 M-s Albert Heut~. Nfrs Pred
w-eslas. NIra Charles Erickson and
M~s Peter LauEtEEu. Lunch was
served and the club sHF invited Go
meet in two se~ss vlEh .tra- Elmer
TGraquist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
f0vENANr CLASS wtIH MS.
~AfA.

,frs a " ssis ara wrs %.
EeEaifzr eatertaisef che Cos~rsaf
F-uiss class of ere FIRST Methodist
rsarrh yesterday afternoon ir thr
t1n@ o. ere former. 1fs sale apart
meats Turaty-Evr ladies attrudef
Earf~E ere a0~rreor ana aFFed bus
HF fgr CLARITY. TIE fost-sseE served
a Ieuratfai Iurrh end everg one en-
i1TFt gee afleFnoor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

show that 1 cared. I only acted hate
ful 20 mother. Now. Mrs. Thompson.
do YOU think mother did right TO do
that,
YOUTH.
I do not think that your mother
did right. = mother ought TO be
able TO Judge her daughters charac-
ter b. her general conduct and atti-
tude of mind. She can learn very
little through the girls correspond
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
nn,rrss III IlINlNe rARTY.

wss Bessie EiurI at Grr home.
1885 IWerTy- fhist street. entertained
ts of Eer friraas Tuesday evening.
TIE time vas spent playing hearts
as1 other games. 1iiss Elizabeth
saisE~r arI NrtEUr uoiFru trkius
ere prize ia rf- hearts games Refresh
nrsrs were served ans tl- company
enforced a most arl. sfsfli time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

f4eaf Nrt elgB me9.1eff H~f Tues
day wtth Ifrs Laev Grant .a .1.s e..T
win az ATTENDANCE 81 tt-tIl rsr
members bst oae-thr afternoon
hours beirE Devoted f1 fancy st.ea-
cry ant cructefias O. was a-eirt
%. send fewrrs f1 Wrf Nfsg-I- -a-i-
lev Who L. IL patient AZ ere ru UJfr
san-arilm. and also to Pee w2.arf.
Mrs vi W rhfrrs. r1 cheer e~r duf-
ING her tsushfer's absence. After srV-
eraf busy soc.sf aogfs fHr hostess
served nice rerrrsts.rars flrs FIrNr
enrer viii entertain sf bee e9u- e3
Eizhseeuth aveuur. v4Iar. Oral two
weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
4NNUERStET PATTY EIC SJC

H~tu~~n t6ar end fvr hundred p~o-
alr attended tr~ tweutv-frft suut-
rrrsarF party % Rock Island chapter
So. $50. order o. the Eastern star last
evening 90 Masonic temple. Read
inss ~ Miss Wsr.r Williams and
musicst selections b. ere Criterion or
ctestra Eerr ~uiay-d che forepart 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
sINnAY efHnnL HAN TINTIvAL.

TTFnhFra % fHF aIrIaF IeH01I H0N
teachers Of tEe FirEs swedish L1th-
erau rharch eatoyet o. festival Tact
rt-elrE in else eLgrcs chapel AZ in
formal pE1zram of souss and talks
vas sivFa and then games u~F~ play
OIL ant rFfresfmfata we're served tn
atr.t boo cf.HrrH bv the teachers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
~ COrrIIs AZ TtGLrS FARTY.

NHo4f % c1apIrH "1I1F'I %" 4Hr0-
Tag party given jaef evening br Che
Isafess auElllary fn fHr EsF.TE ir the
rru borne ra Taruty-f~ef street.
Bl-1Fr.s oreh~s'rs gave sFr dance pro-
zram. Tie ladies drErr- stsT p-l or
rtr aorE .s pleasing we've
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

WeIunEf1n wool .Ireirs LADIES OF
enc o. a. G.. of Moline. b-.t an -n,aas-
f,sff.. AMI s-rv sl-asarr meeting Tues
,f,s trf.rr1ee win 70 good attendance
,et se. VISITOR cauratt u W Dew
r,s,. sre-ees rf4as were r1f- for
a fofnF at~rffas with C1faa-f uraesrtt
circle n GocE ts'aaf THURSDAY. Npr'l
g. whea tar department tres'a
viii make her amrt1f v.s.f so tar two
circles Urfreehmrats were served a'
che close Of ERE rirctieF farirF
pl~asant social aaur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
SOCIAL EVENTS

sisted q q revfs~ o. ths s~eaaa chap
,=r q TIE Hednsn's Land. <iTsn b.
SIR Cf~veassine. Nrs. Ralph HavrF-
sfirt gave The --latest Neus fruzi In
Eiaa. ra9 si-a. Anna Hanna told %
Repre- SesrgTs.- Hiss Alice
Qalatsr pleased vita vocal ngmhcr
me meeting uas largely affenfsd anf
fariaE a uae % reliability NTa-
SHARPE served refrssEmiEaff-
ELfEFrt0N FOR INV NEHBTES.
q rrerrsisa was Eirra lass evening
ar lE~ Flrss Wrfhe9isf Casrch for
ea-eaers wE8 have gafet wifa ta~
efarea sEer October aat over 100
poole arrruGed ere AFFAIR. The mid
a-eE prayer srrViess uas followed br
ar address sit~a bF Rev Frans Cole
sr Er Joss's 1fesao1iss ehareh- uas-
export. wso spoke o. uraf ere rsuret
ss a cra1e irsst1r sfaufs Coz. shat "a
5ss elm eel STAT f ts trvtnE tn ar-
easart EN-. ElvtaE or exec. raf Gala A
ears-r 81 fEr ara a. well as former
asrbers tsaf- short remares. Later
Fts eo1 saeq stfasFaea 90 ttr baaqart
raas1 1f ere cEureE wss-r trr cream
as1 cake we're served wa.ir a social
fass Was erl1Fef as4 mrarsrs took
fss osparraElFF % become Better &C.
eaa SEED u5sa oae aEaskrr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
TEI.:rY Guild WITH MRS. LIND
STROM.

ire weekly meeting OF Trinity
ruild q Trinity Episcopal church
ga held yesterday IN the home OF
Mrs. 4 J. Lindstrom. 1881 Twenty
s-sf street. The attendance was
large ard the time vas passed N
ss~iaE. the hostess serving light re
f-sshmeu;s during tire afternoon The
guild slii meet mex; week With MIS-
Is. 2 Russell. 1884 Fourteeuth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

the evening. A, 10 O'Clock the floor
vas cleared and over 100 couples re-
NAMED for dancing. FraPpe vas
served during the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

FtErv FoE wr~- JOHNSON.
Nfrs " r. Bowman ft trr saurr
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20
GERMANY soeERlNe up.

There pleasing indications that the German states men and editors beginning to their senses. The most hopeful uerance from that quarter present controversy from Berlin Lokal- Anzeger The editor Eugen zmmemann has dropped his former defiance and condemnation He recog- nzes that President Wilson desires nothing more and nothing less than understanding between Germany and England concerning the forms of maritime war fare which at the time will insure the safety of American passengers and he suggests problem "can be solved if all interests display good will"
 For the first time powerful Berlin newspaper ad- mits least by implication that the German milarst statesmen and jingo newspapers have been running amuck to the harm of Germany. Editor Zimmerman sarcascaly speaks of typewriter heroes who from are preaching war to the knife against everybody"
 We wish to with blood and ron," he says, "but just because we are fearless and determined we may look for possible ways by which arrive at an under standing with America We need not close up our de partment of incoming and outgoing declarations of he continues with satirc humor which heretofore worked nobly but me we can curtai the ou1 put somewhat without incurring a reputation for ex cessive caution"
 The editor of the Berlin TagebIau writes in the same vein, and German diplomats to firm against "jingo and whipthe-word enthusiasts"
 The Presidents last note which was above all an ap- peal to the German nation moral grounds is there fore already bearing fruit real truth regarding American conditions ideals properly presented to the German public. as just now beginning to be- should have no trouble in coming to satisfactory understanding.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20
FOREST FIRE RACES ON SLOPES OF SAN
 JOSE MOUNTAINS
Fire Which Has Been Burning Since Wednesday Night Is Not Under Control and Seems to. Have Increased.

The forest fire, which started We'd nesday night on the north side of the San Jose mountains, south of Naco, Sonora, is still raging and last even ing, famed by the wind. lighted the skies for miles around Residents of Warren and others in that section of the District, watched the fire for hours.
 Friday night the fire was mere glow resembling a huge mass of live coals. The wind however rose last evening and the fire worked itself in- to fresh channels and burned fiercely
 The origin of the fire is unknown It is supposed however that some Mexican herder started it. It is un- known whether the Mexican officials are attempting to stop the fire or not, but there are no signs of ils abate- ment at the present time
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20

been transferred to places further removed from Italian frontier
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20

So great Is demand for British ships that the old aquareugged melchantman has been returned service
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20
cApE HAiTIEN CAPTURED.

CAPE HAITIAN, Hayi June l0- Cape Hatien was captured by govern ment forces and marines were landed by the French cruiser Descartes. The city is calm Dr. Rosalvo Bobo the revolutionary leader and his follow egs made their light toward Irou
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20
RElNFoRcEMENTs ARRIVE.

LAREDO, June l9- General Jacinto Trevino with five thousand men arriy- ed at Monterey to reinforce the Car ranza garrison according 10 adyiccs at NueYa Laredo
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20
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 A BATCH OF SMILES %
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 We don't know whether it's possi- ble to do, of course, but it strikes us that there ought to be a summer weight in pearl earrings
 The man who invented the scheme of numbering the screens, should now get to work and invent a way to read the numbers after the house painters have finished them.
 What made you vote for prohibit tion?"
 We'll" replied Col. StillweIl, "I al- ways had good idea of artistic feel ing. l kind O thought that it would help the color scheme out our way to see more women and children with red cheeks and fewer men with red noses"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Subscribers who fail to receive their paper promptly are requested to notify the busi- ness office.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20

Advertising Rates On Application. Entered as second-class mail matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20

q really believe Jack has soft spot in his heart for mel" declared one young lady proudly.
 What makes you think that snap oily asked her rival.
 Why the dear boy says he is al- ways thinking of me"
 That's nothing to go by" sneered the other "A man doesn't think with his heart In all probability the soft spot you mention is in his head
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20

A certain stock broker went to a horse dealer and tried to pick up 8 general utility nag He explained that he wanted a nice, good looking animal for himself, which could be driven by his wife in a dogcart, and would not on occasion object to be- ing hitched up to a lawn mower.
 The dealer listened with rapt atten- tion and finally asked, in dulcet tone:
 Would you like him to wait at table at all, sir?"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20

From midnight of June 15 blockade of German and Austrian goods passing through Holland for United States becomes absolute.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-20

British Prize Court has condemned Hamburg-American liner BeIga, seized al beginning of at Newport Mon mouthshiTc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-09

LEWIS co. FARMS

100 acres, GO acres in cultivation.
40 acres cleared and seeded for
pasture, 20 acres timber: all the
best kind of land; 4 acres the best
kind of bearing orchard: sets of
buildings, In the best of condition;
barns, 60x65, and all kinds of out
side buildings. Stock that goes
with this farm--2 good work horses.
8 good milch cows fhigh tes),
beef cattle, 1 bull, 80 hogs. 200
chickens All kinds of farming
tools, 500 bushels of grain, 35 tons
of hay and all kinds of other feed
water supply. 2 good wells and
spring. The price of this fine farm
including everything, is only $12,-
900; trade up TO $500 in good bus
mess or income property. terms on
balance. This is worth your while.
X. M. DUFF
402 National Bank of Tacoma Bldg.
Main 1925.
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UNFINISHED Rooms

GROOM suite, large. clean, light;
bath, kitchen range: walking dis
lance; only $40 to desirable ten
ants, worth SIS. 2540 So 1 st.
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EXCEPTIONAL business on

EXCEPTIONAL business OPP
portunity. Manufacturing
plant In fastest growing city
on the coast and doing cash
business OF approximately S1oO
daily Is for sale. Requires
$3.50 to handle. Makes pro-
duct consumed daily--no dead
stock--no book accounts. Owns
3 retail distributing stores,
long time lease. Reason for
selling given upon inquiry.
Unusual chance for party look
Ing for real business opening.
On account OF the rare value
given in this offer we require
cash or negotiable securities
to close the transaction. Ad-
dress FL. Box i142. Tacoma,
Wash.
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RENT-RANCHES

~~~~~~>~~~ >~~~~~s>~>~~ ~~~~>~>~~~>~~
FOR RENT--40-acre ranch, rs a.
miles to main county road; land
all good soil. Apply at 753 SO. Il 81.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

TO EXCHANGE for stock of gro
ceries or well located residence,
acreage adjoining and business lots
IN the. city OF Arkansas Pass. Tex.
F-6. Times.
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RAZORs sHARPENED

~>>~~s~~~~-~~~s~~s~~s>
WE sharpen safety razor blades.
All work guaranteed. virges Drug
Co., 1924 Pacific av.
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10 REASONS
Why you should buy from me now:
/ ALLOW
$50 AS a Christmas Gift
FL own the land.
81 logged the land.
Al save you commissions.
5--I give you a sick and misfor-
tune clause.
Ell only ask one-half the price
of adjoining properties.
I'll only ask go down.
81 give you your own terms on
the balance.
81 only ask go Interest.
10-All the tracts face on a good
road.
11-Only nine miles from town,
3h miles from paved street.
1.-THE land is all level and the
very best quality Of shot clay and
black loan bottom land, with a
good subsoil.
13-You can live ON these tracts
and raise your living and work in
town and In few years be inde-
pendent
This land is located south Of
Summit, on the old Puyallup car
line. Fare loo. Good service.
r.. w. CADY, Owner
sol Provident Bldg.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS

S~~~~~~~>~~>~s>~-~>~-~~ ~~~s-s~~~~~~~~~~~
WHEN in need OF veterinary
surgeon, see DR.. J. d. Pearsali,
". s., GOA SO. / st. Main 7243
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PLUNfBING

LET us put your heating plant In
order for y~u. Coffee Plumb. Co.
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WILL take good care of piano for
party leaving town for storagel
and small rent; 3 adults. Maiul
20I2
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Observation-Disclosures

Ss>>~~~>>>S~s~~rs~~~>~ .~~~~~~~s~~~s~~~.>~~
FOR REMIT acres. fenced, good
house. near town. Stephen John
son, 1907 SO. X st.
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Wanted - Miscellaneous

kind treatment. light express. II
satisfactory will buy. Add. F-5,
Times.
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PATENT ATToRNEYs

Elliott. $40 Bkrs. Trust. Patents
Trade Marks. Drawings. Main G77d
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BROOM hskpg. suite, ground floor.
fireplace, sink, lights, bath and
phone. Rent reasonable. 322 No.
q.
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HOUSEK EEPING and single rooms
$3.50 week up. Michigan Hotel.
Main h926. 230bb Pacific av.
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HOUSEK'P'G ROOMS

TWO large hskpg. rooms, on
ground floor. sink. hot water. SOC
So. X.
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HOTELS

HOTEL HIRosHIMAYA~Ai, 49, :
ern Dnveniences; SOC per might.
per week. 18th and d. Main
WV.
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UNDERTAKERs

HQSKA- BUCKLEY-KING CO'-Pro-
ressional Funeral Directors TAO
e -. Helens. Phone Main l12.
CASSIDY q ALLEN CO.-FunereI
directors. ll10 So. 18th. Main sfSI
= ~ LYNN CO.-Funeral Directora
.lo-lz Tacoma av. Main 77ls.
SO TACOMA FUNERAL PARLoRs
" 81 Union Az Main 1859. Geo.
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A. M. RICHARDS & co.
Reel Estate, Loans, Insurance.
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LADiEs-sanderson's Cotton Root
iayed periods. Price 81. Money re-
funded II It falls. Raymond Rem.
edy Co, 2l7h Pike st. Seattle. Wn.
MARRY = Join Seattles Reliable
Friendship club. Ada p. Evans, I'll
Union st. Ant r
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MIDDLE-AGED lady would like to
care for invalid and do light
housewnrr ASH. CT Ts-,,c
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FURNITURE-Tw beds complete
with bedding, steel couch, down
feather bed. library table, rocking
chairs, scrim curtains, pictures,
mating. china, kitchen utensils.
Extra special, Victor photograph
and AZ records for $500. 3711 No.
Huson.
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SITUATIONS - MALE

If you need the services of an ex-
pert accountant, call Main 1873.
MAN wants lots to clear. grading,
and cellars to dig. Call Madison
51X
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A piano. Ad.
dress 10 cliff av., Tacoma.
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LADY wants rooming house to
care for. VIII act as both land
lady and chambermaid; thoroughly
understand the business. Address
B-4, Times,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-09
Jobs Open

for housework.
Phone Main 699a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-09

MIDDLE-AGED man wants board
in exchange for furnished 5-rm.
flat; will also furnish fuel, lights,
water and telephone. Main $3.50 or
call 1323h So. X.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-09

Trade ago acres with water, house
and barn; fine for stock. 40 CAL
ifornia Bldg.
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JUST received a shipment Of Ger
man canaries. II. w. Myers. Bird
Farm
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Jobs Wanted

COOKS helper or waiter, restau-
rant or boarding house: good on
short orders. etc. l. Murphy, 1880
Pacific av.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-01-29

any violation of any law ordinance of the City, or any
ofense or crime committed within the limits of the City,
provided that such officer shall have power to arrest
without warrant except in in which arrest without
authorized by the general laws OF the State
or this Charter and the violation of any city ordinance
shall be deemed public ofense; and when performing
the duties of constabes aforesaid shall be entitled to
like fees taxed and collected in like manner but the City
of Ely shall not be liable to them for any fees Provided
that the City Of Ely SHALL when fees not collected IN
criminal action in action under ordinance or
when no conviction is had in court the accused IS
dismissed without having paid COSTS may pay the actual
necessary expense such officer such
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-01-29
Chapter XVIII.
Police Department.
Powers and Duties.

Section 234 All police officers detectives and watchmen
and all members of the police force Of the City shall
all the powers of constables law and by the
laws Of the State and in addition thereto shall have
to and execute warrant, summons commitment
writ subpoena process issued of the Municipal Court
shall have authority pursue and any part of the
State beyond the limits of the City any charged with