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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01
THE GRAIN MARKET.
September " heat shorts Squeezed
-Othcr short Covering,

Tie Nep;embcr wheat delivery at Chi
Gag Expired after advancing close to
tweiyc cents a blShel. The shorts who
ulosc 10 wait until the final dealings in
mis- position were forced to pay high
W.cts Final quotations were the high
es for som" time, and the big discount
Of the deferred months brought about
Wh'r short covering.
I"yfl.icsL conditions largely domin-
a'rd the market and fluctuations were
rather @rrrItic. Large interests view
no market as a ;wo sided affair for
NE present, but ii is evident that men,
ue's Of tI.s group expect lower levels,
eNpecIIly If Argentina produces a nor
INT! Yield. The latest reports from that
country tell OF beneficial rains having
fallen.
Tie spring wheat receipts continue
e!oEl""uS IN conformity with the i'm
"e!lSe yields, although hedge pres
sure wac again limited yesterday. Since
tHe beginning If the week Minneapolis,
4N!u'h and Winnipeg have received a.
VVV'"'o bushels of wheat-a record
quantity. The weather is very favor
able in the Northwest, but rains are
pN'mI~"l for the winter wheat sections.
@tN1"'' buying Yesterday aggregated
y''o'' bushels, Manitoba wheat is still
."'t..a ,nttp. As a matter of fact.
n.'' 1910 mills again bought Canadian
me r-'yl.lsty, finding IL relatively cheap
,nth a. Tho payment Of an eight cent
~H1'Tf ~ ocean freight room was said
De operating against export business.
l.'rip".l grain freights we're - cents,
ssa'n~i a5 cents u bushcl on Wednesday
s44 % O"nt- On Monday. other rates we're
.i'.r4 H..urIlUgly.
'in The strcUgth Of the technical po-
t"A dr-rF1ri itself yesterday. In face OF
'".'.SI crop aINices the list was
o. tsN. '.'"tF Dos Sunc Of the large shorts.
- H' .H ia wheat also induced scattered
" country houses were moderate
'- 40 times, There was no frost OF
..p.'' " iu the West and another two
"'+.h' OF moderate temperatures viii re-
~, H " '!op pf close to three billion
80" I'"Hfl4ng to some experts. EN-
~. ".r..t-7 IN new corn has come to
80" Pr" recent purchases amounting to
...,"gu bushels.
., lac uuiertOnc was steady, duo
600 .H, t.ti"n nf other grains. Hedge
HlNI.~ limited. The Interior re
s 5000. '"' a year ago, Export de
-.-I'f improved and business
.' ''-. IS vas reported
'.. IlH outside buying was not
offerings increased noticeably
fi-ne 81, kers were moderate
.' "r-' fAu liberal hog movement.
exports ~ foot and mouth disease
" 'Hi'ago prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01

SEALED bids VIII he received by the
Board "f Water supply. AZ It's. offices,
,wenty-secoud floor, Municipal Building.
Park Row. Centre and Chambers streets.
New York 'lty. until II \, VI, on TuesdaN.
october 18TH, 1915, for CONTRACT lG6, for
the erection OF two steel frame buildings,
galvanlzel- siecl-coyerei, for the drainage
Chambers, az shafts II and n, Of the Ciiy
tunnel of Ca'skill uuucIuct, New York
CITY. Both buildings are OF, approNtmatcly,
he same size, the larger one being about -
feet hy ~ feet hy 80 tcet The. substruc.
lures or foundations Of these buildings are
being built under other contracts,
At the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. rHmph-
let's containing Information for bidders and
contract drawings can be obtained at the
above address, at the ONCE of the Score.
tary, by deposltlng the sum OF ten dollars
slOl in cash or It's equivalent for each
pamphlet For further particulars apply
20 the office of the Principal Assistant En-
gineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President,
CHARLES y. CT DWICK,
JOHN +, CALVIN,
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water Supnly
GEORGE FEA THERSTONE, Secretary.
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IRREGULAR,
BUT TONE STEADlER
Trade Inclined to Reduce
Uoldings Before TO-mOr-
rows Reports.
rrHTUER CROP DAMAGE

c...og showed decided steadiness yes
...,,y The sharp upturns with winch
~, d,,s trading was marked indicated
.,,.derabJe buying power on declines
49,. course Of prices was attended by a
-, dc,l of ~irregularity and was con-
..n.d a. cy!dence that commitment
80. ,..rg reduced gradually on both
Of the market pending the is
nc. Of to-morrow's Government re-
~. The close represented a net gam
! about II points.
G. .,tn.,h the Gulf storm caused a
.h'u Of damage long the coast
,,iury 10 cotton H. not believed TO
,. been great except In parts OF MIS-.
.,rni and Alabama. Heavy rains ieli
ii,.,ri,ts around the storm centre.
u,,s,lur.i. Miss, reported - lnches
a"i Meridian 6.6t inches.
rv, private crop reports were i-
,,.,,rday. That of A. Norden &
Fn ,a,.d the condition at o., COM
-. v5th 7l.j last month. The Wat
i" . ulr.uu issued Ivy H.. +.
&c ''lccd the condition at go.
".,., , last month. The trade
- Il, he looking for "A report from
v,,htur,ou tomorrow around o.. Inc
H,s. report will be issued at 1850
ID m,,n,ng. The special reports OF
49,. t,Yyuai 81 Commerce reflect further
,o,.r,,i,.ou ia the Carolinas. georgia
IA tennessee as "A result OF
',us,d hy heat and drought.
TIL mos; important feature TO ne con-
ID red just now is the techhical pos
ION Of the market. the manner III
W,, rri,,s have rallied since Wednes-
ay,. lJg break and the resistance man
,ss,,l ON every weak spot yesterday
,.o,n, to a fairly well liquidated condi-
,on Tie weak longs seem to he largely
80, while the more important lines
tay. been greatly reduced.
rutuf,s closed barely steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01

THURSDAY. September 30.
Receipts OF beeves were $50 mead
mainly for slaughter There was no
trading in live cattle. The feeling was
steady for all sorts and grades Dressed
beef vps in fnir demand at l2ml5c. Tor
common I, hoice clay dressed native
Sides: fancy beet selling up to l5lsc'
Receipts Of calves none. and there was
no trade in live calves. The feeling was
steady. Dressed calves were in falr de-
mand at l5u2Oc. for city dressed Nrals;
iSWIsnc. for country dressed: ~ l5c,
for country dressed grassers ana fed
Receipts OF sheep and. lambs we're l,1l6
head, Including 2 cars for the market'
inEs, but prices were steady. Good ohio
lambs sold at ts,26 per 100 lbs No strictly
choicc or prime stock on sale, sheep wer"
entirely nominal. Dressed mutton steady
Il THqiics per ls arr-ssa sm'S At
Recripts Of hogs were $50 head. all for
s%lauxhtsr. No sales exported W to = late
steady at iaui?iac, for medium TO light
weights,
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United States steel common did not sell
below TN on the Consolidated stock EN-.
change yesterday, Union Pacific did not
sell under i30n. while clearinghouse Elec-
trio got down to lei,
on the luter recovery there were a
number OF special upward m~ovelnent.' In
spiration Copper became ono OF the
features. touching a high OF lsa. that also
being its closing price. this comparing
closing on Wednesday Of SIN.
Goodrich Rubber was another strong
feature. selling AS high as TN, red
with an ope'ing quotation OF TAN and .
low price touched on the midday break OF
rs. Its closing on Wednesday was TAN.
At the close United states Steel com:
price the highest for tho day.
Ssles totallcd $685. shares,
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MOST RUMELY NOTES SENT IN
More Than 90 Per Cent. Deposited
In REORGANIZATION plan.

The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company and the New York Trust Com
pany will continue to accept deposits
OF Rumely Company stocks n notes
up to Monday. October 4. when a meet
Ing Of the reorganization committee is
to he held.
More h 90 per cent, Of the notes
have already been deposited, In all
probability the assessment will not be
paid before November /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01
New Bankers Encyclopedia Out.

The 1915 number Of The Bankers
Encyclopedia has just been issued. In
the new number the banks which are
members Of the Federal Reserve sys-
TEN are assigned numerically to the re-
serve regions to which they are attached.
The circular issued by the bankers En-
cyclopedia Company states that the
war In Europe. by interfering with the
normal channels Of communication. has
made It very difficult to revise with
customary t~horoughness the foreign
bank list in the encyclopedia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01

ANN M MEFITNV NJ NNOIIlEIIS.
savannah, Ca, september Is, 1910,
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF Central OF Georgia Railway Company
VIII he held at tho office If the COMPANY,
corner OF Liberty ana Montgomery Streets.
in the city Of savannah, Ca, ON WeIues,
day. the 18Th OF october. 1915. at II
O'Clock \. NJ Eastern standard Time, for
tn" election of Directors and tho transact
ton OF such other business as may come
before ia" meeting.
CHARLES \. GROVES, secretary.
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Kansas city south-rn's Balance.

The Kansas City Southern Railway
Company for the year ended June 80
shows net surplus Of $3o0,+3l. against
sss5,449 for the previous year. This
IL equivalent to ! per cent. on the COM
mon as compared with 2.95 per cent.
In the previous twelve months Total
operating revenue was slO,o3o'ss6 as
compared with S1O,970,+o3. Operating
expenses were $7.O5S,l37, against 81
47s,l77. Profit and loss surplus at the
end Of the year was s5,ss5,ss3. against
s5.6Gg,247 for the previous year.
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Receipts xIO,OS5,.3l.

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were $685.
530,57. of which $2l6.37l.76 was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and s39o.l5sSl for recent
importations. The total receipts for
September were slO,9S5,c3i3 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01

the absence OF selling pressure than as-
gressiveness on the part OF the longs.
Offers in cost and freights at Brazil, were
unchanged to s points on. The local spot
market was quiet. with Rio - unchanged
al So cents.
Brazilian markets were featureless,
Rio rs and Santos - were unchanged at
$500 and $500 respectively, The rate OF
Rio exchange on London was lowered TO
1nLd Brffaa uvaras
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept 3-Thr sharp advance Of
I points IN National Carbon Common attracted
considerable attention IN this market. Ma
tional Biscuit common also had "a sharp rise
Swifts continued strong. while Chicago Pnru
matte Tool ami Sears ltOchuck remained
steady. Union Carbide and Diamond Match
were easier, Bond market DUH, The sum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. @-CMnibrla Steel
selling from 6sI 10 g. AMI closing at 6sis
The general list was strong ami active, The
summary
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CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO q
ST. LOUIS kN. co.

New YORK.. S.pt. 81, 1915.
Tor ia" lurposa OF the annual meeting
- S;ocEho,! ~, 20 10 he!i oct g. 'Hif,
tho transfer books viii bee closed NJ Tires
o'clock l.. VI. on Wednesday, oct. G. M
VIII be r"op"ned on Thursdty. ort, -. 1915.
M'lToN :, BAIiGEI,, IruL-.1. DO
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

We take pleasure In announcing that Mr..
Joseph Jay Heard, OF Boston, becomes a
member of our hrm October list, 1918.
!. II. WILLISTOS & co,
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THE F MARKET
"s'"r"N . to q Points lp-Trans-
n"ti"ns 1870 HANS.

Tee 'I'urcg market was steady
- Win price. , 10 9 points up at
trailing continued very light.
J amounting to uLly $3.50 bags,
Hi IE..t. " a Tue moro To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY 3K% GOLD LOAN OF 1901
MATUIlNG NOVEMBER /, 1915
usIss Of Certificates Drawn Tor Payment November ist, 1916

Notice 10 herehyg ven that pursuant to tho terms Of the Neehen dated No ovmd
Uiard Trust Company, trustee. one Thousand hire hundred and thry-four certhGHmss
article four Of said Asreenent
The ssIincs.s drawn. numbered AZ below should be presented for p,y tnsntu at r se
on or shr Noyember L. Lsb.. w az nmatured coupons attached interest W"
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Consolidated Gas Company
of New York
100 u. 18th St. Borough Of Manhattan.
TIT " New York. y. y.
Five Per Cent. Debenture Bonds
Dated May I, 1883
Notice Of Redemption on
November 1. 1915.

NOTICE is hereby given that on
November /, 1915, the Consolidated
Gas Company of New York will re-
deem all the outstanding Debenture
Bonds Of the aforementioned issue.
each for the principal sum of 1000,
and Of the aggregate face value of
l,236,000. The said Debenture
Bonds will be redeemed pursuant to
the terms and conditions endorsed
thereon, at par, together with the
semi-annual interest due on the re-
demption date, upon the surrender
thereof, duly transferred to bearer,
at the Office of The Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, No. % William
Street, Borough of Manhattan, City
of New York, on OF after November
/, 1915. Interest on the said Bonds
will cease on November /, 1915.
New York, April 80, 1915.
Consolidated Gas Company
of New York
Bv GEORGE b. CORTELYOV, President.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
United States Smelling
Refining & Mining Co.

The Directors OF the United States Smc.,-
Ing, Refining & Mining Company, have do
c1tred a quarterly dividend OF Is. per cent.
H7is cents per shareI on tho Preferred
Capital stock. payable october -. 1915. "a
stockholders OF record at the close of bus,
ness October !, 1915,
r. W. BArCHEI.DER. Treasurer.
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ION al New York vas quiet. II

Sno, cotton at New York was quiet. ~
,aTt. advance: middling, i.c. southern spot
r,rk,t. we're dulct. 10 20 - points decline.
WIN savannah, ll'sc; Augusta, lice. and
N~rphis. n1ic.
me Liverpool market opened Irregular
rhera ~As a fair demand in spot cotton. with
m,tung q. points decline at SD. Sales.
eos bales: receipts, ll,So bales, including
" American.
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h.'-'- Yesterday. -, ~ bales. Total thus
"a 'u, isnn, 80, 30 bales, against 49,. Ia
bAr. .a.i year.
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Eleven \. ". blds TO Liverpool were Janu.
ay. i.i.r: March. i..G7c: July, i2Sc. The
market there Is due TO open to-day 3 TO "a
POINT. lower.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
AT the Front--Of Progress

Reports from Europe TEEN with accounts OF the gallant
conduct of young both sides engaged in conflict They
youth of Europe pouring out its life blood on the
d of carnage There tales stir the pulse and warm the blood
wish tell you of another youth who has just
n0wn and how
In the West-our colntrys West-in the states OF
Arizona Colorado Montana and Utah. and in lesser degree
Others the mining Of copper great industry giving employ
thousands of But this great industry has been
hampered by the poisonous fumes off in smelling the
duct These suphurous have taken heavily toll OF
lives that large mines have been forced to close down.
Now Allen Bruce Marguand senior student in the
University of California mining department. and perects
process entirely eliminating the poisonous fumes 1t is the most
important discovery of the to the copper industry 1t means
not saving of life but stimulation to great industry to such
provide employment for thousands of idle
Don't you think this young American has wrought just
well the heroes of the battlefield?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
rzona Originates Something New Black But No Credit to Her

to live. No matter what their possibilities Of
redemption, or usefulness, or repentance. No
matter how their mothers. wives, children suf-
fer and perish Throttle them, upon the un-
godly principle of an eye for an eye, tooth for
tooth, theft for theft, seduction for
seduction, hell for a helll
THE pleasure Of your company" at the legal
murder Of five men-with black border, the
monogram of Arizona, and r. s. v. p, to be
surel
Forsooth, murder must have it's formalities
Rlackness, if black enough, is entitled to its
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27

black. Color is in everything that we KNOW.
The UNKNOWN is black. Death, all black,
reaches into life and drags that which he seizes
into blackness. M
Five men are murderers They're all legally
black, body and soul,
Were they BORN to blacknessf What of it,
Were they REARED in blackness? What
matters itf
Were their lives full Of BLACK OPPOR-
TUNITIES ONLY? Did society ABANDON
THEM to blackness from their cradles to their
murdersY 1t is too late to ask.
They must die No matter what their fitness
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27

eclat To rare treat the complete conventions
alities are due.
Come early, and bring your lunch! Don't
miss seeing Arizona as savage of savages!
Get a front seat.
Behold people, great by the mercy OF God,
granted salvation by the agony of Christ, Stay
without respect for heaven, without mercy for
humanity. A great show! Blackness striking
at blackness, in the dark.
Black executioner, black victims, black So
ciety black Justice! Observe the black borders
of your invitation! Great credit to Arizona for
originating something new in blackness!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27

9. B. Herbst announces tina
he will not pull off a smoker at
the carnival.
A.. A. Duenwald Is waiting i'm
patiently for one or two OF the
sideshows.
Clyde Criswell will be allowed
to attend If he doesn't bring the
Moose ball team.
The minister who said there
were more women than men In
heaven may have been trying to
stimulate a masculine interest.
DR.. Max Baff, an eastern pro-
lessor, has discovered or invented
we don't know which, sys-
tenn by which q man can pick out
perfect wife. We can readily
understand why he has no system
by which a woman can pick out
perfect husband. There Amt
no such animal.
"REFTNED vULGARITY"
In describing his leading char
acter, a magazine writer says that
he was a rather Landscape
nan. with an appearance Of re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27

The young state Of Arizona sends out invita-
lions, in envelopes with black borders, to tie
executions Of Ave men on May %. ''The pleas
ure of your company" etc, etc.
Maybe that isn't the way it reads but the
black border is appropriate. 1t is fit that all
the social forms be observed, for it is to be a
gala day of legal vengeance.
The machinery of law may have ground out
error; black is the color for doubt. There may
be hell; it's pictured as black with despair.
The river Styx is black flood and it's crossing
is in darkness.
Crime, brutality, reckessness, ignorance are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
island steamer, but. which really
was n prison shin.

island steamer, but which really
was q prison ship.
Lead me to the spy" COM
.manded de Snob. He was taken to
an after cabin, where a young
and stalwart man was ironed.
"Oh, here thou art!" uttered
Sneerwell.
II shouldn't wonder Bit" an
swered the spy.
who are your" demanded de
Snob savagely. Are you the
hero of this story?"
For one moment, surprise leap
ed to the eyes of the spy. He was
about to speak. but suddenly his
lips locked. He shook his head
grimly.
81 will tell you-nsthing," he
said at last.
more coming)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
The r1ind of a Child

The mind of child is dangerous thing with which to
pertinent Adults seldom realize what effect their words
actions may have upon child brain Occasionally child
reveals all nnocenty the impression made and the theory and
argument of adults is shattered.
Recently Chicago school teacher scanning examination
papers, guped sed outbrs of laughter; then grew
os She had found example of chldmnd impressions.
girl II years old had written this definition Eugencs The
science of not having babies.'
The definition should be studied both by those who desire
eugenc teaching in the school and by those who do
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
What Is 1t :?

What is when the world agrees that anarchy is better
than lawf
What it is when public opinion lauds coldblooded murder;
praises cruey SCOTS chvay and deems kindness and
compassion weakness9
What is it when ruin becomes the fever Of civilization and
when the tearing down of the mighty works OF the ancents
estimable?
What is it that brings to nothing for human ami
NAL ufeng that hardens hearts to the wall OF widows
and the cries Of dying babies?
What is that aboshes all decency of customs all
for sancy all these things that has wrought out of
chaos9
What is all thisq Why, it's
WARl
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SUPERFLUOUS INFORMATION
While crossing q city street,
farmer happened to see a sign
Cast Iron Sinks." He looked al
1t a moment, and then said, Amy
fool knows thate-Judge.
More SnperfluOus Information
The democrats are in q row
over the jobs.
The republicans would like te
be in q row over the jobs.
1t was the brightest class grad.
uated In years.
He told his friends 1t was last
years straw hat.
Her shoes we're Q trifle toe
small.
The self-starter seems to have
been developed to a rather high
degree of efficiency. All that
seems necessary now is for some.
body to evolve a reliable self
stopper.
b TO BE SURE
i Mr.. Vic. Huerta, we are asked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27

Asker, the owner of q new car,
had been dilating on the expense
Of its maintenance and Stranger,
not to be outdone, began to boast.
Stranger-It cost me 500 last
year for gasoline.
Asker-You own . car, then?
Stranger--Oh. no! / lent the
money to a follow that does.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
A WORD FROM
JOSH WISE
FURTHER HORRORS

FURTHER HORRORS
England now says she is to use
gas in the war, which probably
means that all her best orators
will be sent to-the front.
Billy Askren Is getting a lot of
exercise going to and from work.
He rides in his Ford, and Billy
says 1t is just the same as IL he
walked.
MOOSE CARNIVAL NOTES
Fred Hicks, leading press
agent for the show. tacks up the
posters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27

THE DAZE OF '76
By Hysterik Il. Romans.
CHAD EIGHT

The interruption was not
Mount Lassen, strange to say. 1t
was merely q British officer. who
reported an American spy had
been captured.
"Odsiife! What luck!" cried
de Snob. Here il where . the
deviltry begins"
He strobe rapidly to the wharf
and thence was rowed to an old
hulk that looked like a vashon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
What Does Louis Mean?

Louis Bean advertises today:
eve pay for and maintain the paving between
wheels.
care the jtneys helping out in this regard?
"Are you believer in reciprocity"
What does the mean? Why does Louis maintain paw
ling between his wheels Why should he expect the ney
bother about hem What has reciprocity got to do with it
Ihowg We thought reciprocity went out with Taft.
abor enOu to mill the mil
Jopine It 4 etter than bdng actOrsw wife,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
What's the Answer?

The of Seattle up against poser In the trial
Of criminal case the jury of which prominent
member disagreed the judge refused discharge the jury
and ordered locked up incomuncado' for the night
The lady member had two months old infant that hun
erily insisted upon interview
Daddy at home procured axieab took the yongser to
the house and the judge sent the jury by
deputy sheriff
Now the defendant claims that the law violated in adj
hitting person. member OF the jury, the jury
What's your idea about it,
dug
a prehistoric
n
.
watching a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
BY SELAH

to announce, has taken up his
temporary residence in New York
city, U. s. A., where he will be
pleased to learn from American
friends any recipes they may have
for new ways Of mixing drinks.
The Lisbon revolutionists, thu
papers tell us, cried, Down with
dictation!" They must all be
stenographers.
OUR HEALTHOGRAM
Do not go mountain climbing
in California at this time Of year.