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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
WANTED TO RENT

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WANTED-To rent a piano Ad-
dress Lester Lamb. 10 Cliff av.
WANTED-To rent a good size
staunch launch; do not care for
speed. State price per month. Add.
LII Times
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ROOMS AND BOARD

TWO large rooms for or ladies
or gentlemen, with board, in pri-
vate family, with privileges. ia
No. u, opposite Stadium High
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THE HENRY GEORGE
Lodging, 15c and up. 104 So. 18th
st. Coffee and pastry free TO Q
n m.)
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26 acres waterfront improved
land fenced, orchard, two springs.
Easy terms Owner. +. w. Pep
per. GO09 Park.
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MONEY TO LOAN

on real estate at and per cent,
first mortgage only: also TO private
parties $40 upwards on furniture,
pianos, cattle, wagons and all kinds
securities; business confidential.
Money waiting; no delay. III. Dorm,
51S Provident Bldg. Write, call or
telephone Main 1880
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MONEY I, TO LOAN

OUR OWN MONEY
FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS
w. N DOUB q CO.. INC.
20l-2 California Bldg. Main PISS
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN. Sew
eral parties with tsoo to $1,000 to
loan on improved city or farm
property. Don't fail to see us, II
you are on the hunt for money.
Herbert West a Co.. 3os California
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LOST

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LOST--A year old red heifer calf
from Summitview. A. Asp, r. F..
ID. No. 4, Box 219A, Tacoma.
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WANTED TO BUY

SMALL modern house, close in, $3.50
down, balance easy terms. Give
price and description. We, Times.
WANTED--Second- hand furniture.
stoves. j. o. Purkey. 1915 c. Main
1880.
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Wanted - Miscellaneous

WILL take good care OF plano for
party leaving town for storage
and small rent; adults. Main
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COAL AND WOOD. South End
Fuel Co. Phone Madison SOL
PLANT now iris and peonisa
Mitchell Nursery. Larchmont
PIANO tuning, expert repairing, T.
T. Richmond. 3022 So. 18th. Main
24z4
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LosT-About 10 days ago. Alredale
pup, 3 months old; SIS reward.
Main 5224. DIR. T.. NJ. Brown.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON furniture, pianos, livestock; all
personal properties and real es-
tate. Call today money ready; no
waiting; lowest prices. c. Hanson.
4oI Proyident Bldg. Main 94S6.
PRIVATE money 90 loan, $50 to
$1,000, no commission. Payments
TO suit. Cali 53lS So. Fife. Felix
Dubois.
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HOT water and steam heating.
VIM. b. Coffee Plumbing Co
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SHOW CASES, office. store fix.
lures. doors. window screens
made to order, lumber moulding
for sale. Tacoma Cabinet Works,
l122-24 Court c. Main 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
Turkeys Pay In the Valley
Farmers Do Not Realize That Turkeys
Clmae Eggs Hatch Well Young Thrive.
By 7 G. KEENAN,
By ]. G. KENAN.

start over, Tor the lice viii certainly do
Do Tor YOU in short order, for the young
turkeys are peculiarly susceptible to
the baneful effects Of lice. 80 times
more so than any other class OF pOul-
Use Turkey for Matching.
Turkey eggs can be matched in in
cuaators or under chickens. but moth
ing equals the turkey herself and no
other class Of poultry matches as A
rule so high a percent Of eggs The
turkey raiser Is not satisfied with less
than a go percent hatch and when he
sets turkey hen he reasonably ex-
poets 100 percent and usually gets it.
How ever the eggs are Matched the
young should be given to turkey hens
TO raise IT is possible to raise them
with chicken mothers, and even pos
sIblc 10 raise them i'm breeders, as is
sometimes done. but in no way can
the same class Of stock be turned out
as with the natural turkey mother.
incubators and hens can be used to ad-
vantage, as a turkey hen can care for
70 young nicely. while she can hatch
but about 10. Set at the same time
several turkey hens and divide the
matches into flOcks Of %. or use
chicken hens or incubators to add TO
the broods Of the mother turkeys.
Put Mother in Coop.
When they are removed from the
nest place the mother turkey in large
coop, "a part Of which. at least. has wa
ter proof roof. and have IL so situated
mat water can not possibly flow into
~ me young turks are very susccp-
uble TO dampness and while that dan
ger rs largely eliminated in this IT
FaSo country, safeguards must be
taken against the occa sionaI rains
which visit US In the east dews and
rains are great dra wbacks to turkey
raising. but our dry climate is a great
asset to the turkey raiser and Of itself I
should make this industry so extern
sive that the city OF II Psso would feel I
called upon to set aside some particu-
lar day Tor turkey day, just as Los
Angeles has its orange day.
An aperture should be at each side |
Of the COOP that the Young may pass I
IN and out at Will The coop should 4
be in a shaded place and where the ]
young can have an extensive range.
An alfalfa or white clover run would /
be Ideal as turkeys, young and old, /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

FRIEND Of mine from another
n section has just written me that
4 = he has bought a trio of bronze
turkeys, paying a long price for them,
and asked me 10 detail TO him just cx-
actly what to do with them for greatest
returns this year. He was a little late
with his purchase. but I have done my
best on details to him and writing him
has fired my enthusiasm on the sub
1ect OF raising turkeys TO the point Of
confederation
What a pity our valley farmers do
not see the possibilities Of the bust
ness- Certainly no section OF country
possesses more advantages and fewer
disadvantages than the southwest i'm
this particular branch Of the poultry
industry In the raising of chickens
we have many obstacles TO overcome.
but for the turkey breeder there are
very Few though he has many advan-
tases over an eastern breeder
Il IS necessary TO look a little more
carefully afte- the eggs than is the
case IN the east TO prevent their dry
ing out. exactly as the chicken man
has TO do. and il is also important 10
set them on the ground and not I'm old
barrels, as our eastern friends do. but
a little extra care along those two
lines viii secure hardy poults and
that viii almost turn the trick.
Lice and Poultry Thrive.
sites are very much at home among
most classes OF poultry I'm This section
but methods 10 combat them are so
well known among poultrymca every
where that, like having mice OF bed
bugs IN ones own residence is very
much a matter Of choice. The uremi-
ses and old stock should be kept clear
or them and very naturally they will
not iufest the young stock for to a
certainty their little bodies can not
spontaneously generate them The ere
alton is about finished. ] think, and
wherever we find parasites there have
been mother parasites. a pretty good
plan, however. when they are all re-
moved from the nest is TO put a drop
Of carbolated Oil-fOur drops carbolIc
acid 10 one ounce olive or cotton seed
Oil-Ou top of head and under each
wing That viii destroy a few straz-
Elers. II, however, the mother hen is
lousy in real sense of the word. one
might as well kill the little ones and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
Plant 10000 Wore.
ARIZONANS FORM PRODUCE
ASSOCIATION AT PHOENIX

Phoenix. Ariz., april with nearly
as charter members. the United Pro
duCe Growers association of Arizona
was formed at the Phoenix chamber OF
commerce rooms A. H Terrill. Of Peoria.
is president. with ". o. Ferris. Of Glen
dale. secretary p. T. Slayback Phoe-
nix. treasurer.
The capital stock is $4,000. half com
mon and half preferred. Shares are to
be sold at s. each and only one to a
person Articles Of Incorporation will
be fled within a day OF two
Cooperative marketing and the find
lag Of new markets for farm products
are the main objects OF the organiza-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

are great foragers for Erecnstuff and
must have it,
Mother Turkey Travels.
II Is q great fault with a mother
tur key 70 travel her young to death.
and on that account she should he
kept confined in her pen and used as
a broOder only for about two weeks.
After that she should be given her
Hoerty during afternoons only for
ABOUT two weeks. care being taken 10
have her come home to roost every
night, as she is prone TO spend the
night with her young wherever night
OYerta kes her
Young turkeys. like young chick
ems, should never be fed under IS
hours old, and in all things their feed
and care should not differ materially
from that given little chicks Some
raisers choke a grain OF black pepper
down the throat Of each one the first
lhlhg, but never with my endorse
ment- Water. charcoal gravel and
ground bone or finely ground oyster
shell should be before them from the
start and for all time. After they are
IS to SO hours old. give them their
iirst feed l think nothing better than
rolled oats.
Cottage Cheese Good Food.
Cottage cheese is a highly lauded
tlrst feed. but il is not always avaiIa-
pie and personally 1 prefer TO with
mold II for a few days. or course any
form Of milk Is fine for all kinds OF
poultry. turkeys included, but not
necessary Rolled oats should be con-
unued until a week old. and II moist
ened a little with either sweet or sour
milk are improved a little. ANY good
commercial chick feed should be taken
as standby after they are three or
four days old. and from that age beef
scraps should be fed regularly, but
sparlnSly- Green feed is a positive no
cessity almost from the very start. An
alfalfa run would meet the emergeucv
exactly. but If out Of the question.
shattered alfalfa WILL do. OF course
the mowings Of white clover would be
tne, as would also finely chopped
cabbage. lettuce, or anything Of the
kind Green food. however. i'm some
form, should not be neglected a sin
gle day.
Soon self Supporting.
After 30 days of age. il properly
cared Tor up 10 that time, they are out
or danger and II given large range
VIII be largely self supporting. or
course a little grain daily viii he
necessary during the entire life of the
turkey say one good feed a day but
when given large range the expense
OF keeping a turkey is not to be COM
pared with that Of keeping a yarded
chicken.
Certainly our farmers are overlook
ing source Of easy money in their
lack Of interest in this Indigenous
bird.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

IA Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of this date 1901.

As predicted i'm The Herald of yester-
day Hammett won for mayor with the
utmost ease The vote stood 1890 for
Hammctt and 418 for Caples. c.. W Fss-
sett running on the Caples ticket for
city treasurer, will get the job though
he was on the opposite ticket in the
opinion Of many. Following are the
delegates elected in the various wards:
First. p. Storms. II. B. Chairman. George
Look. J. A. Whitaker. August Neisel,
John Caldwell. Peter GrandoVer. F. sal
edo, John Taylor NJ r. Robinson.
Charles Burns; second ward George II.
LanEtou. r Y. Bowdeu. George Halle,
q. r Pennebaker, Charles Robinson. -.
F. Kelly. o. H. Baum. Charles Rokahr.
r. c. Lowell. Frank Coles. c. NuEeut. ~
Mast, Fred Giroux and Richard Burgess;
third ward. Dr. H F. Stevenson. W !.
Rand Richard HILBERT. Carl j. Ennis.
Dr. W r.. Anderson and Nelson =.
Smith.
Miss Marian Beatty has returned from
an extended tour of Mexico
AR and Mrs Z. S. Stewart expect to
leave next week for California
AIRS. Place and Mrs. Wallwork enter
tained the American club last SATURDAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
All Truck Tire Money Back
If a Goodyear S-V Fails to Meet This Test

This offer is unlimited as to num-
Der of tires. Equip as many wheels
as YOU wish under these conditions.
Sign with US the proper blank when
the tires go on.
But it is limited to tires bought in
April, MAY and June. 1t is simply to
show YOU, in a vivid way, that Good
wear now outranks all others IN this
line. Our regular mileage guarantee
applies to these tires, In addition.
Accept this challenge. Let US
prove, at our complete risk, that
Goodyear S-V's viii cut down your
tire bills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
PLAINVIEW MAN PLANTS
100000 CABBAGE PLANTS

Plainview. Texas April 1-One hun
dred thousand cabbage plants will be
set out this month by A. " Kruger on
the Garwood farm OF the Shallow
Water Land company Already 10000
Of the plants have been set out
To protect the crop from rabbits the
best fence built i'm the Plains country.
costing $500 4 mile. The fence posts
are all Of concrete The wire is - inch
EOg and wire proof wove.
Ground now is ready for planting
1900 rhubarb and 1900 asparagus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
RUST MAY BE PREVENTED
BY CAREFUL IRRIGATION

Phoenix. Ariz-. April Extreme
care in irrigatinE wheat is urged upon
all farmers. as a means OF preventing
the dreaded rust. by James A. Arm
strong. the Salt river valley farm
adviser.
In a circular just issued Mr.. Arm
strong states that rust usually attacks
plants that are green and rank and
seldom appears till after the first irrf-
cation lie advises all wheat growers
10 withhold irrigation as long as pos
sihle in order TO reduce humidity and
hasten maturity. This method also
produces q harder straw, more able
to resist rust.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

the mayor TO call an election for May
II TO vote ON the 100000 school bond
issue and naming the voting places
and officers OF election
Health Report.
The weekly report o. the city health
officer showed 50 deaths, Of which u
were Americans - were MeNicans and
one was "a negro. Births mum bered 80,
OF which 10 were Americans and 20
were McNicans. A total Of "a cases of
contagious diseases were reported of
which SO were measles. three were
wh0oping cough. nine were scarlet
fever, seven typhoid fever. eight
diphtheria. six smallpox and five
chick eupoX- Inspections or animals
numbered 200. other inspections
The weekly report Of the city sani-
tary commissioner showed a total OF
252.S00 pounds OF garbage handled.
The March report of the city enSl-
uccr showed expenses OF s1T5O.f5 and
revenues OF s27&.5O. The March report
of city meter Inspector showed a total
OF 80 Inspections. The March report
OF the city sealCr showed collections Of
Tax Collections Good.
The report Of the city assessor and
collector from March 1 70 March 20
showed collections or S75.0S7.9f, Of
which S73937.4S is due the city.
The petition OF the Consumers Ice
& Cold Storage company for reduction
Of taxes was received and filed
The following petitions were grant
ed: +. q. Morris. for refund on park
ing: Pedro Drtega and Mrs Ella 3.
Howe. for reductions OF taxes; Chas.
W Seldom for correction Of taxes T.
e. Bauer, for gasoline tank at 40
Mills street, Davis a stevens, to build
an awning at ia Durango street: j. ".
Upton. for gasoline storage tank at
1920 Alameda avenue; FL Paso Ice &
Refri-eratinE company. for 10 inch
sewer instead Of u inch as requested;
J.. q. McElroy for sewer extension on
Kentucky street in Highland Park
The claim or H. j. Sherwood for in
juries to horse rented 10 city was
allowed, at SOS instead Of SIS.
Petitions Are Filed.
The following petitions were re-
ferred: D. VI. Conway. for refund Of
taxes; Mrs Nell D. Michelmore. for re-
duction Of taxes; Newman Investment
company for Improvement Of streets
in the vicinity OF the stock yards in
the Basset addition, Rio Grande Val
ley Bank d Trust company for cor
reCtIOn OF tax assessment. san An
tonic Brewing association for refund
of uneNpired liquor license No 57S1;
application Of Gustin Nichels- for
hawker's permit
The petition OF the Acme Laundry
company to repair and enlarge a cor
rugated iron building at 901 East
Missouri street. was denied
Dallas street Paving Bid
The bid OF the Southwestern Paving
company OF Sl-2O per square yard for
the grading and paving of Dallas street
from the south line Of Arizona street
to the north line of Montana street
and one cent per cubic yard for earth
excavation was referred TO the finance
committee.
The fourth partial estimate Of work
done and material furnished for paw
ing North Florence street by the
Southwestern Paving company amount
ing 10 SSIOAS2. was allowed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
VALLEY
IS FRUIT LAND
10000 Trees, Planted Last
Year, Are Now Blooming;
10000 More Planted.

Bowie. Ariz-, April 1.-YounS or
chards- planted last year in this dis
trict comprising more than 1000 trees.
are showing good growth and most Of
the young trees have blOomed and Will
carry fruit.
Plant 10000 More.
Twenty thousand more trees are be
ing planted this spring and Bowie val
lev oTchardists hope to make this the
leading fruit producing section of the
SOU Invest The valley is so protected
by a semi circle OF mountains that
heavy frosts are almost unknown
Spring Planting Under Way.
Spring planting OF general crops is
unde~ way on all valley farms. For
those without irrigation corn is the
principal crop. and they also are plant
ing maize. sugar cane and Soudan
Those who have put in pumping plants
on their farms are planting all the or
binary farm crops. A large acreage Of
tomatoes also is being put in and many
of the farmers are plating garden
truck and sweet potatoes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

man. Eleven measures were passed by
the 34th legislature which had been
recommended bv the labor interests.
which is considered by Mr.. Jennings as
an excellent record The bills advocated
by the labor interests and which passed
finally were. Twice a month pay bill,
the compulsory education law, the me-
chauics lien law the bill extending the
scope OF the inspector Of masonry, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
ELEVEN BILLS URGED BY
LABOR BECOME TEXAS LAWS

Austin. Tex. April labor interests
in Texas Jared better with the 34th
legislature than at any previous ses-
sion. declared r. c. Jennings. chairman
Of the legislative committee Of the State
Federation OF Labor, who is here con-
fcrring with labor commissioner Wood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

NEW TRIAL DENIED PEACOCE

The motion for a new trial in the
case OF Homer W Peacock against
the FL Paso Loan * Realty company. in
which the jury recently found a YER
dict for the defendants. was overruIed
by special judge W ID. Howe in the
Sith district court TUESDAY afternoon.
The suit was TO recover a diamond
valued at $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

Beach's Art shop for appropriate SOU
veuirs Of Fl P1so and the southwest
4 varied and complete assortment on
display
1of Pioneer Plaza. City Natl. Bank Bldg.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

We are ready now-after 5000 care
full tests-to issue this defiance to all
other Truck Tire claims.
We shall not merely argue that
Goodyear S-V's excel every rival
Truck Tire. We shall guarantee it
IN this convincing way.
Equip opposite wheels at the same
time with Goodyear S-V, one
with any other standard Truck Tire,
Of like rated size, bought in the open
market
If the Goodyear S-V fails to cost
less per mile than the other, we will
return you its full purchase price,
making the S-V free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

evening at Mrs. Places residence in
JUareZ-
John Baker has returned 10 the city
from a business trip TO san Antonio.
Air. and Mrs P Z. Morris have gone
to san Antonio to spend few weeks
Miss Vivian Drummer will entertain
the s 4 c. club next Saturday after
noon
Work on installing the new crossings
on san Antonio street was begun yes
terday.
NJ E. Brandon left yesterday for a
business trip TO the Casss Grandes
T. F. Cooling and wife left vester-
day for an extended visit with friends
in the east
Mrs. c. T. Race and Mrs. 4. G. Foster.
who have been visiting for the past few
weeks i'm eastern Texas, returned TO the
CITY last night
T. ". WinEo. who has been absent
from the city on an extended business
trip 10 DeminE and Lordsburg. returned
to the city last night
Miss Gertrude Catlin. who has been
spending q few days at her father 8
ranch. located beyond Fort Bliss. re-
turned to the city yesterday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

text book bill. the 81 hour law for fe-
male employees. the socalled loan shark
bfT the local oution free text book Dill,
the bill regulating state employment
agencies. the fire escape law and the
bill which requires mine owners 20
c0ufp the entrance of their mines with
bathing facilities for the miners
AIhambra-Pictures. no vaudeville Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

Arhamhra-Pietures. no vaudeville. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
Why We Dare Do That

10 minutes-at a minimum Of
10000 pounds Thus they cannot
creep. In this tire there Is no
auxiliary fastening whatsoever.
We give You a compound which
saves undue friction, taxing tire
and power
This new Goodyear S-V appears
to US the limit in a Truck Tire.
Certainly it excels any rival pro-
duction. We are stalking on that
fact the whole price Of the tire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

We give you a shape which ends
bullying or breaking by distribut-
ing heavy loads equally. And a
shape which saves grind.
By a secret method, we weld the
soft rubber tread, the hard rubber
backing and the steel channel base
into a lifelong union.
We press ths tires on-in > or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

FullwOrth roofing. 81. S1.25 and S1-5O
\ roll BUrtOn-LinEO Co.. phone 5O.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
SCOTTISH RITE aIAsnN,

~ 4 4 A-AA ~ u A~OAE
Scottish Rite Masons will observe
the annual Maundy Thursday celebra-
ton OF extinguishing the lights this
evening at the Scottish Rite hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

This means in three months a
tremendous stake, and against the
entire field.
But we have spent s years per
fecting this Truck Tire. Scores Of
experts have worked on it. They
built % types in their progress
toward this one. Then they built
"A structures TO attain the utmost
in this type.
Our offer Is based on records Of
5000 test tires. And on shelby
side tests with rivals under all
conditions. We know that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-25

exercise. free water drinking and gem
eral measures directed toward the
portal circulation VIII correct the bad
breath. Occasional saline catharsl7.
oy means of epson salts or amy other
saline preferred. may "a useful
Adenoids ip young people and son.
times ia adults are frequent cause
on foul breath
Artarta-scleros5s. chronic low grade
brjghts disease. organic disease OF ta-
liver itself. organic stomach disease
and chronic bronchitis may cause bad
taste i'm the mouth very early in l5.
course and bad breath as well.
As for mouth washes, in tic ar
sence Of special requirements which
only the physician can recognize. ee
believe thorough mastiaasE9B OF food
and simple cleansing with soap and
water OF water alone, is all that is
necessary However, there is no par
ue1l7r harm in asznz mild autiseptfc
solutions for THIS purpose II desired