The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
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Gov. Lister told the Ladies' Aid
society of the First Methodist
church last night that the best
things the last legislature did
were those that they didn't do.
He referred to a number of vici-
Gus measures which failed of pas
sage. He thought that prohibi-
tion should have five-year trial
before another election on the
subject.
Decorations, nIa.. Eisriss. .. o. 4
"AdveT:issmeut"
Supt. Of Instruction Josephine
Preston has announced a state
wide essay contest on Tacoma
stadium.
Congressman AL Johnson will
hear pension and land claims
here. He told the Commercial
club last night that he sure had
got some big appropriations for
Mt. Tacoma and the park.
Watch for our special week
end dollar boxes and pOtted
plants. Hayden-Watson Co. 988
q ct. Main 800.
Advertisement"
American consul at Seville says
HUerta is coming to the United
States-that is, New York. Not
a dry state, you may notice.
Prexy Wilson may ask German
to call Count Won Bernstein home.
The count has been stirring
things up with statements which
the administration does not fall
for.
Our entire wheat health bread.
Duenwald's, 313 So. nth st.
"Adv."
Pacific coast will send 5000
war horses to Europe--nOt polit-
ical warehouses;, however.
Negro elected to Chicago city
council. There he must associate
with 81 republicans, 33 demo-
Gratis, three independents, two pro-
gressives and socialist.
Blue Smokers favor licensing
and regulating sale OF fire arms.
Pt. Townsend probable termin.
us Of Milwaukee's peninsular line.
Pres. Markham Of the Illinois
Central railway, who rose from
a common laborer, tells industrial
relations committee he fears the
power of labor leaders. Other
wise, he's for the unions.
The Rev. j. ii. Edgar of Ever
EFT is new moderator of the Pres
bytery of Puget Sound succeed
ing the Rev. r. l.. Hay, Tacoma.
Well, well! The U. s. actually
has said the Commercial club can
take movie views of the noun
tain IL it wants to. You have to
have a permit, you know.
Agricultural department says
winter wheat Is coming through
in grand style, and that prosper
ity is turning the corner.
A. T. Patrick, city employe, is
q volunteer bankrupt.
John Bloch, who was Jared off
a Milwaukee freight car, wants
$50, 200 damages.
Even the 8. p. railway Is ad-
vertislng Mt. Tacoma at the fair.
First thing we know, some of our
own railways will be giving US
boost.
Oregon employers install safe-
ty appliances, and az q result the
rates for insurance under the
workmen's compensation will be
cut 10 per cent.
Seats in tho stock exchange
are getting to cost as much as
ringside view of championship
fight. Latest quotation: $49,5O0.
Last October, tho price had to-
bogganed to mere $4,000.
Col. w. w. Dunphy, big Elk
and democrat, dies at home in
Walla Walla.
Puyallup has got ifs thumbs
chucked in its vest and is letting
'em bid. There are eight firms
with Is offers to sell the city an
auto truck.
The English liner Spectator,
which will arrive at the smelter
this afternoon, fs all disguised as
a German. OF course, however.
Britannia rules the wave.
British ship GIenroy, bound
from Portland, Or. to the Orient,
is ashore and In trouble on the
Farindon shoal. off Singa pore.
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