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renlaffeicss cr.~ft Wisf -ssiid vi
EeN0n doi Was hr stpsug -soush n,
hsndic these men " no wtrp frsdy ~
entfiipe. crrn 70 hiotettri N ffnntod
W1lkerr1n tsl toe, his ffrse ~ frai
sldiy cfeGGl A. he tad se'pe bia
ne ssisp oo8eu uiiusa bad recag
nlHcl him nnl tcovifd. iin had fell
tirir hatred end r. fed 90 the Hse's
sinister passion t. ~ harm. e. Fnfs
- aestroy N0w 90 - psale abd
Iaian afregsrns
"a vorf b. icng 80 fbete cbsfe
nni cot Who's i1r l.9sf.- ~ said
wnh . s'sulscnni ieak "a DNke h.
fa'iled oaf n fefzca deeds and hard
"a them - Tabs.
Those me-n th&t iu legally tn
ovufT ~ fbe liasisf ksy' mine" b.
announced
1be fpTisfff petgti a tbFm 54iif
Ne LsitlnEg mgptisd afer aonf ~
,iss legal sSsfasss - ibe beginning. re~
ne rsues Ihoguss aniioa sng flafrs
wIkessoa g,snmhssuig dsrlsrrsa w.
~as Impressed lis GlJ rof shaefssarf
me psrpoff ~ fbe papers lie 90 90
ieysfans 1851 wiitefspu was s'rl,sns
ulth fi,e iDseltsCe n friupifh Rrhivs
a. tie gfinaod Slowly ana tssscd CO.
pspen hsk
= guess sbafH "a rn BE- sad sas
ally
4 gnsss q ~ni, -as fse esjsln6rr
Tutts rernic9 fboBghifgf eisprlng
erf - fts raa1~ to~ sta sesie
pfats 's<sa 30 fsflln4
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Vas vno'3 dinNt ani lu ite .ona
lahi0g m NNkftnu nta irit vi
hViilans
u io1ts as u thY m.lm g. lu.h
the camp" nolf sid fpaeahtfu.ly "a
prtcrs,ioi O. ufm hllus, & SOD Eteuu
qulet8 followed sMt
im eulnG 60 tala 10 Csc nnss nfsi
sph iA.if "a, eff DC hunEalaw And
sirsie ~ deNp tie hlif fN'0Wrd lY
To- co't 4 sin was grsi up ~ 100
milne ,ennel moulH
Jha;'s signnl ibtf ihe Mspseers
ESQ makiux lroNLlsr kaac lhnais,i
Look oas fcf dyuamlse b tho ahafi
John"
without uefd !aFsbef nott ioaped
doru rum INC porrh IN ,he c',ck char
y and ssalted ~ tho hil widowed Q,
dVlca faithful savNftrra Other
shots uelr Used Nllhessan npposfpd
Al The tunnel moDih sd glna ,hnlsbcd
Inside John sIFaeg rtsH iiss tf.~s.s
AMI rushed after him
instantly han1 % Mes,cons maso
fiallzsi ha'fwnY 5oen ne alil. tired
fcw thasa 10 ,esfraiea John psid ue
aiierilou 20 them. but kfpf on
ouco uiaAlu fhe tunbd no saw
faini CLEAN ~ lishi ahead ~ hlm Ne
understood that iNaUu vas Hslt Wt
tpreea ens piafI0e desperate Esns
In biopip ~ iiis shsft aaa thcn "
the ensuing e0nfusiou allowing ihf
pa1dns ~ loot undhiufitd
4 few yanis farther 90 lub1 stopped
4 d9ft ngur riithe1 ~ BIN iowati
me opsn mir iiui iho iifig Eias ~
ilstd remsinsd For nomcm peti
hetllatcd then no lenpsd forward aad
hegAn trl Gag % sstlugpiih = lighted
f8se
Ne bad slnosi suwce9.l euen
baiitl Hiisted ~ hiin ihsu 4 ~ and
spaiierod 90 ihe nsgt eefprsd ~
iu'nel and Gfri uiMdiS iu sisu dlrnf
is0a ~ 'he shots sad fssnmsd lsis tast
Tho fliso vas sieFt. bof Ae soccrc.ied
IA ettingnlsbing q aed started iarl
lie net ntsliisds % bglisfs. ~
dssheJ on toward The uoeth " The
iahael sad snddgnis smarsfd o. VA
kfreee. MIR, noi beihz alise y srg INTO
she muth u ihe sasft eas Gtln4 bishd
y into the opening
with a shout John ie1pfl NJ the
man whom ~ npw ibrW - he efeiihe
bic ilfp Before Nilhnvp uaild hfe
auU,ter shot ~ uaa cauaiH IN
ulehiy ensbrncr and tllcn hsEsn .
SHAFT sharp auussie lizil il inc ~
iotn Do5f FOR fig hfp fiinr W his
We tgfp flip apspeie $40 ufrhe
u rsi ~ lliilna tisag SONS inies cohss
T. 3 mlN u vaa fiila{ ~ ilfc of
hiiAwfohs And SO osg fifVAil ~
tsfferr vifh hla rcfergt he ibfrp
hlniasif 90 The mat VIII Dor auf -
leci Az vies 40 fiay hln bare HANDED
Wlasfsou fought r.sfsshii api fef
ibe lnoipsnt had the aIgpriagr rise
iofiY irtliie ras aa % sssef ~
lfssff nsn sac Dor, 90 tsti at End
ihr others ssi'lis md lilse qnlftneu
ss@uiri hbouf a. niu when jobn ~ 4
saass8 usr1fTsire ard dessfpia ms
n~BFef cavght bin and threw MIN
clear into the slr. bfrnting ~ ciai,A
Niih q terrible Lisw. Then g. iffhc,i
him 10 the edge - tie ffeafie sua
eang hisa osw
ttancsng erect 5gbn dress The ~
into his Tortured lunEs an1 lsi OUT !
Tremendous gel u tFismph
Rom Cniipu hesrd fhag bafLsfie YEN
spd shudierr1 Tom Kane stared %
wHf9 ~ tib egrre VI ne ifesfis. ard
Eis cf,~n m0a,h seemed fipless fof ne,
ioo, sispggd N ne nlemrnfp hlas-d
issf
srd 81 she rocks ieie~ Wilsrrson's /
fygre sprnwlsd sfotesqgfiS, ~ wblte /
st1 5afkiinr fase saraesf siztusr<'y
. tho n.v
aTV an CVNTlNUisp)
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FSi HNfy
'i hm and hc laughed az hcf fcsrs
3" lbpi lgih were soon their rca
SELVES aud sat down 20 q hearty hreas
iei in Mrs. Daruclrs rooms.
i1is ended lean looA OUT The name,
'Ad Spent 49, hour golng orer then
'i'''1'f NAsrron smoked ncrs Gus
p ol' l'd uot Interrupt her When
rhH 1i lNc documents down be saw
'9n.cr Sitter in Der tawny eyes
-" las come GO the Old game
eli she said in tow voice. u
tloas0l you nal bad enough ct that"
Lnough ~ vhit" lo demanded
qllskly
She smiled mahoousiy She formed
iho word slowly aud preciscly For.
CORY
It's dark face gnw nflid. aud lis
eyes Dashed omiuousN 4 dld Ia To-
''n th3t ttme-aud u0 thauks' Boz
tI's Is al. usht Those dords are .ei
u.ne
lhot merely assure thc property 90
hlmas Gallon and his heirs and ss
signs Whom you found Tom Gallon
ai last and had him ready 10 do any.
thlns you wanted just as tie price Of
your silence ] suppose 3, didn't occur
10 you "a have him deed over The Mas
ter Key mine 20 500. Old n.y.
lie wouldn't have done ii,' he burst
out flfiunsiy llr shot nlc ulcr lie
would barc shoi me sgain f1 raro ihe
mine Tor tie Gin"
Then what go'id afc these papers 2
Gradually DO perceived tho diff o.
her speech lie looked az her Tor q
moment dumhly as n for instruction
But she was ruthless. lie must pro.
pose the crime himself Sho handed
bin the papers
Ho stared AZ them and then glanced
across a. Jean. she was waiting lie
cnrs~i her under his bneaih She hal
Always been whiting waiting fCr hin
10 bfesk the law. 90 suffer that she
nhsht have comforts and Jewels sud
Keep unimfalred that beauty shat bad
bsen has downfall But the spell work
ed. - 10 had work ed hcforc.
~ hsve 10 20 0ut and huy some
t'snN Q ,as.- hs raid iabprious'- =
may have 10 koch up soric other roiuts
100. about thssc papers"
AZ % In tA@ rsr~n Jcan naneN
icoked sfl,r him, sEy Triumph iu ben
eycS
trt~s'~' shc sid anguiiy. 500
n'sy drcss my hair 7 shall 20 n q
ms1Dc< tbs sftorpoon N Mr WI
serson couSm& tel him ! am Engaged
iin psisslt-
l4fs al Beverly Hiix was a welcome
Change 20 Ruth after the stfcuusus
days that had PASSED siurc she lffi
NE Master Key" mine
There were not many AZ The hotel
ard TIE most prominent hguge amcns
the guests was a uu. cArefgi,y drcsy
cd Engiishmsh 80 typically The tours,
that the Old ccck insisted 90 identity
in- hifn on fhr register
lin't scsn many Of tir rev Kinds
~ peop'e." be erpisiael I've ben (
oni ~ iae mine 40 many ycurs tlsat iee 4
styles in real gents has kind - escaped !
me J ad,olre "a know jusi What lind I
4 birds I'm noostiD@ with"
Who a. h.s~ laughed Ruth - thty
3 red oni N zee ris.ns hi'is
Hes markc1 dawn - fg I-er7A (
Fnrsfsb7m anf hes f-sn the -
ish Isles lem KHnR rejoin~l Ne
= here fof ht. hyalih tbfy say rsp :
fDsc thafs INV De has g. wear them
white an5l. warmers 90 bis iess"
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CHAPTER sylL
Tks Fsraed D.sd.


EIHEN see irsia raueJ ia,o IL.
lW Ansces iee artt mortin.
hVWya lehn nous plrir "a -
<SxA ard john hfl Rows M,
I.as Rene nhfe tn nsm 3, ,..,...
an nillie ~ tsle thrm o. iiry.r'.
iili. ,Hasfi fruninn.i,l,.I hs Ft.-
"a s. pAi ahd n>fomiite frr ~,
iafrd nyffps
a. fhfy si'-i tatns WYkrr.sa A,r.
Darucn sud tstele ai.s - IN ~,
train. ssill disguised. and were h,,,-,
,ng away when wilkerson obs.rx..s
Ruth and called jesus stfcn,ion to
her
rcr ~ instant she vss nooa,ms.s
1ten she ssid In 4 low tone SO rnn.o
ihe better. We csp keep an eve on,
ou then.
4 must hnd ont where they nre g,
ius &C." Wakefson r,iernci D dant
nkc he ncks ~ Be-
lie soon came blsa nHb uofd ths,
they bal or'icred roe caf o. ,ake tbem
fs beverly lNa
sf'cr somc Irqafy Wuacrso. fauna
tae addrcss ~ a hoici hat seemed q.
answer th~ir requirements. ana tbc,
were soou uh their way thither In
trsl NHhin rn honr ihe dcfi ys,el.
hal installed hrr'ci, rDd hcr u.l,tr..
boo comfortable snf WNherson fos.
3D. le.m tear hr Thon eaue tLs es,,
i.u q thoir dI.~ils,s
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Two r,ea t,,Innt.er..s =, 49, a,
xoa kane l.er,,,, AMI "a N. -. 80.
~Ari ua1x sca.r. M si,e,,, ,,l,., {
psaks ssal s..tslns IA ! s,,t,'. 4,
s,srsthe. sale 49, - ~ ~, ~.
xrth ~ ~ cawr
.Tl~t,. a.n ~. ,,.a..A ., IA. "a.
eo.k hea&s.s sa,a s,.'sh ~, -,
rsr X snes ~ ~. =. =. t,,s. \,
artl. fet ,lAe shslor q
isakt tasrs.i 4. r..i..,s ..,..t,
.i4AtR.sle ~. 49,. f.+., -,
r.. q. .all
rtli~ s.Atl .i,Ater. s 81.
ts,qs. ,..i ts.tter f...., $50 u. ~. .
stAD .alsn
A Nn "A. AZ. as 44 ~ .,.t
.5,a,
-.
,..- 49," ''+,. ''s.'', "'~
- 49, ".'s - n',''.s Wa eou''
!" ~. ~, ~-'e w. - u "'ns y
$50 w Ne'''' N'' - t'A't i"u
''''N r'e eN'' wv We eNatt sl'eA
49, y ~ N..''e AN' "fs'ifr'l i"At ~
- l'..''.'i', in',f'''a WIZ ''s'H 'i'
49, ~, 49,. sy'is - -''u'' 1'shess
guy ~ y ',H'nf
'Nt e,'r $3.50 81 's' N'f,' "'ae'
heis w''n NhAftso'e' Dc sAii sitm
:, = 'Ns ,.,'' -
,..'''''' es y ~ : .'.,'e = -
'''' -.''..'sN 2 'o.s.s' -"
. -, '-'l
- -. ~" y. -, '''.,o' ''n \
Wv W ~" $3.50 Ivy
w., =.
~ $500" - w. ~
~ N"e ~ - w. w
n... $500.
~. F..
...,.... a..
$50,
80 .
I y =. y
~. ~. 49,. s.a,,t Il 49,,
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chsPrrR svIll.

7 - bstue " THE Nine.
~ Ion an hour or ~ Dfske equiv.
oezfed and tried 70 pos'poue
s~E sriicn nrt n vas rasas
dzB pisin 70 him ina, 10 could
not es4d a,tioas TIE starving rnes
we're lH No humu for words Ihsy
demanded fpol sos vases.
Az lssi b. $50 that be mus, d.
s8EsfhiHg lmuedisfsiy lie esred
sasfr u The le.deFs hats me 0fYlcs vi
With sfEsrerf franknrSs foi1 them hs
had fh9vn nothing q TIE sifsstian
ara thaf Be fsii furs wiiksfson w
ptswars n n
what arr yon ggiBg 70 DOR came
DE detaat,8
This" repllsi Drake. writing rap
az lie Showed fbeib he message
rsfrT wrts-rcr fts k.rsi.. csit
Gene 20 irafe 81 cses tfolts - tf~~
e brake
.wIl ma, tfip. hief- dsfnsnd~.l
sar ~ fhsr cgtiiy
-if ~in Nos Fbe ~iil uss T. All
setd a."
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-" tNaf4f ~ TIE ufnf rh0s ss d.
eioe lrst aa4t ~ dot ae ean seS
rnsf's F9'ng ia sid asrn -
1871 spd ~ nasi AZ o. & rts&'
2 lhls, siF in1rnsi
sur ~ AL ssrnsaiit .rn~xsSx
ueins op Oah s.ees bls.~aca urlsss =
pAsy thlpk AAs sasnes Khxs nsurs ~
frtns hiln o. fnaRex tAeus / f~.srr
Al AslVrp o. tuea lhx 81 ns~sae
Hnfits Hnsnts reyts.ss We rec..n |,
swry tlVF' p,sf
NJ hsusei ttfeaa,,l b. tnooxA,ra'
'iieese svhi,e shi sl,n assved Is -
tessesilpn Mtkefrfn tns~ci.stels
sr',ie fhc n,tssssr
Nast 80 tgak. ssn Ffartls.a ca
~ 10 Nirpt Nstirv a. snUs ara -.
e-afss - Mss4tr htyr mfte utfl =.
49, faithsf ffvSm uo Az WICK rdtts
snsiafsr, - ths ~-e.t
nAEnf WILKINSON
Wtea be had s,as ghis and nae,
sa9n % rabis he srsnnissi IA. sisatlnr
cOnirfur'sttcn - his forer.l decd. n,
DID MT see the ,ork u burning st,st
on 1eaas taco ~ she ieft the is,on
VIZ must alsRys have 10 ~.
ts-fls she mugmurp5 tItfert. "A
loycly pair wihersea and Drake
cslrsd uilsr,,,s,. .,,'...'.'. -, ~ I.
re ~ f,.i. -, 60 -. - ,''''
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a. a.. ma. *" s'N't
CO. MS .fu,aa ~. 80. .,,......, =.
A., $50 - -, r ''f0'' ~
uacliurrv ~. tl,. go ~ -
wee l..sr., 1880, ~. -. =. 49,,
fn..l Al. nf,ts s.l,.,. $500.
In, r,ltr.t, l,. 49, ''
fal.i.. ~, ,.s.i.. ~
~ ,.. ,,...',..... 90
l.3Ioul,s te..- s,........
fosu.i him,eif i, ~. $500 - $3.50.
hsd l,,r lsh. l.f,. -. ~ 30 ,,
1900 - -. -. . $3.50. y.
h.avt 49,. ~. ~. 49,. '......,
~. n,,.i...,.t t.L-.,.., ,..'', -
bsm stt,esr wtstt, v.,,,,,
pr-t. ,...t...t NJ.
at,l iostsrnr IN, ...,,''', $50. y,
ll@f wv ~
.r.s.. a.. 49,,
.osn,s ,e a,l t.s,..s s.,..t,-
t..t,.,.......s
tan fri.,,. h,,, .,,,..,.'.,,. -. - !. .''''
canaan, 49,, IL, ~. -. -
,..t 5,.-,s.f a.. 49, $3.50. n.'.',.
VS. 49, s,,.,.,al.t. 49, "a. 49,. ~.
.rI sa,,,f &c. ,,'a. "'t
rev uosls SERVED ts rn Az. .Ig,st..
3 !. s.... Az,
Iners aim Al, us,., 4. "a, 81.
nen. fbe stores ,t.s.l ~. ,.,lt .n,s
q ami fnnnin.. uslef.sp !. aa.,.
ilofr hasn't t.ti,a,.t nn u.i,t, 49,. ,,...,...
o. promised. and Lea inst Alma 81 M
ting un ne 30 willie mo -, bel,
uishty giad 90 zoe yun Ms,tr
ym 500 a. samcibing Win thcs. ~
Ions I've daae ass lest and . can't
do Rry n.ofc
Tho woods were hardly Ola e.. hI.
mouth lsrfor, there was fts u,,l.t ~
honts on the pQuh. SOD rna.s snu,s
In siriig fashion
= guess thef apostel gon NIGHT "a.
he sail
What 90 fbft vanlY demanded
DRAKE ss ihCrv csne loludius on
no door
Two miners entered aud lnfhs in
fci1nel them o. Drake.
ihis = she ucr boss. toyh hc sald
Who scul yod here vas tho als'
ineeiion asked
Nukeeen. responded Drake
Hump
I'm iutf here % take charge tempo
'stlif' Drake vert On hastily. rot
king Nf ug's iaac ~ ihc mans
.err
The other rnaa took this Information
nd after diFesiing q sail. "Go'ug a.
tart % and poy wafcs3~
m not acquslnicd With Tie slius
iou ici~ was he c,nsi,e Tcply rn
70 over things VITA AR rubha ienisht.
.ul then iH tho mciaiaE ~ sce shat
! 90 hc donc
The nrs thinr Is 10 sisr 10 mouey
nd food. WaA Tire curt answer Ute
.... sas..s...f 20 t..t.... -.
~ a, r,ibs la reu. dis,nsr
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NOW, GET BUSY ON YOUR
"SEvEN WONDERS" LISH

dup since
to
considerable
Street
in rsask
!
ohave
OUT
and
If of them w
to BoysM
ia
IN
Here etherM and eguau s;re thmca
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listed in order of their import
ance, with the most important
first.
The list must be accompanied
ON tho same sheet, and the
same side Of the paper-by q
statement Of not moro than JO
words of the contestants reason
for considering the first wOnfler
mentioned in his Or her list Of
TacOma's most wonderful feature.
After all the lists are in, the
Seven Wonders Editor will tab
ulate the results. The thing
that Is named most often will lie
considered as the first wonder,
the thing named the next largest
number of times will be the sec.
Ond wonderland so on until SOW
en- wonders are decided upon.
The person who had in his or
her list the largest number of the
seven things decided to be the
SEVEN WONDERS of Tacoma
will be declared the winner OF the
first prize. The one naming the
second largest number will win
the second prize, and SO on.
In case a large number Of ton-
testants agree on the same seven,
the prizes will be awarded TO
those having the seven in the or
der of their importance and on
the basis Of the little essays re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-22
TOSSERS
PRACTICE

Basketball coaches at both high
schools will be busy getting the
class games finished and prepare
tons made for the inter-school
class championships which begin
Dec. II when the freshmen and
juniors of both institutions meet
on the Stadium floor. The same
teams will play again Dec. 81 on
the Lincoln gym floor.
The sophomores and juniors
will mike Dec. Is and again on
Dec. 20.
After the inter-school games
have been run off, serious work
will begin on the first teams
There is some question us TO
where the championship games
will be played. Stadium's court
is practically impossible, and
while the Lincoln gym is suitable,
Stadium players believe the adj
vantage OF playing on a home
court would greatly favor Lie
coin Park. There is a possibility
the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium will
be used.
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ANDTEACHERS
ENJOY L. III. s. MIXER

About $50 boys and teachers
Of Lincoln Park high school will
swear today that the first boys
mixer was more than success
Friday evening.
The boys and faculty members
gathered early in the school lunch
room where banquet was held.
After large number of toasts,
the body moved to the gym mas
ium where a number of wrestling
bouts were staged and several
athletic events were burlesqued.
A water polo game between teams
of picked players closed the ev-
ening's entertainment.
d. M. Nesbitt, toastmasttr +,
called on the following for talks:
Principal Parker, Walker Todd,
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have money, and the smelter
must not pay any taxes II can
shoulder off on somebody else.
So Joe will probably frame his
poll tax receipt. For what else
can he do with It?
"A company, has absolutely no
right to dock an employees wages
to pay a city tax" says the Pierce
county prosecutor. ut is doubt
full even IL the town of Ruston has
a right to impose a poll tax on
an employe of one of its indus
tries who is not a resident of the
town.
Thompson probably could re-
cover the 81 which was withheld
for the poll tax"
Well, what II Joe Thompson
can't afford to bring the lawsuit?
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LEGAL NOTICES

by; providing for the issuance If
local Improvement bonds; and de-
claring an emergency"
And that said assessment roll Is
open for inspection by all persons
interested therein.
And notice is further given that
the Council of said City has fixed
Wednesday, the Sth day of Decem-
Der, 1915, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as the
date for hearing upon said roll be-
fore 1t. and that all persons who
may desire to object to said assess
ment roll are required to make their
objections in writing and Ale the
same with me at or prior to $50
A. NJ, on the date above mentioned,
at my office in the City Hall; and
that on said date or at such time
as the hearing may be continued
of equalization for the purpose OF,
and Will consider all objections
made thereto. or any part thereof.
and win correct. revise. raise. low
er. change. or modify said roll OF
any part thereof. or set aside sa,d
roll and order said assessment to
be made de novo as 1t shall ape
pear Just ana equitable. and then
proceed to confirm the same By
Dated at City Hall, Nov. II.
1915.
Nov. ls-is-2o-s2-2s. isi5.
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Football; Mr.. Mallory, "Clean
Athletics" Mr.. Schartow, ABB
sent Ones" Alvin Holms, "Bas-
ketball;" Mr.. Staples, Boys"
Merit Stiles, Editors Dasy
Chair" Lester Patterson, Base
BALI" Mr.. Hennig, Track"
Russell Nelson, "Yells;" Julian
Perkins, Boys Viewpoint"
Howard Parker, Sharks" Coach
Colbert, Types Who Make Good
at Football" Ralph Pinkerton,
Track" Mr.. Hendley, What l
Think of This Crowd" Mr.. Orr,
Teachers and Boys" Mr.. Hoyt,
"The Crowd" John Hunt,
knocks, Bruises and Bumps"
Capt. Carter, Serious Side of
Life"
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LEGAL NOTICES

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LOCAL Improvement District No
1116.-Not,ce Is hereby given that
in pursuance of Ordinance No.
$3.50 of the City of Tacoma, a roll
has been placed in my hands for
the collection of the LIST annual in
stallment of the assessment levied
for laying a sanitary sewer of
eight tSl inch. ten G0) inch. twelve
t1O inch, and fifteen G5D inch
East IT. Street and East -"
Street, from Division Lane to a
point 1875 feet south of South 3Sth
Street; in the alley between East
-" Street and East TX" Street from
Division Lane to a point ass feet
south of South 3sth Street; in the
alley between East TX" Street and
Howe Street from Division Lane to
a point 2s7s feet south OF South 3Sth
Street; i'm the alley between Howe
Street and East IL" Street from
Division Lane to a point 231 feet
south of South ssth Street; in East
IL" Street from a point 256 feet
north OF South 3eth Street to South
56th Street; In South 3sth Street
from the alley between East "I'
and East ~ Street to East M
Street: In East M" street from
South seth Street to the alley be-
tween Fairbanks and Morton
Streets, In the alley between East
IL" Street and East M" Street
from point $50 feet south of Fair
banks Street to Fairbanks Street;
and In Fairbanks Street from said
alley to East M Street; in the
alley between Fairbanks and Nor
ton Streets, and between Morton
and Harrison Streets, from East
*" to East M Street; in the al
ley between Harrison and South
to East M Street; In the alley be-
tween South 35th Street and South
34th street, from East IL Street to
East 'R" Street, in East IN"
Street, In the alley between Fair
banks and Morton Streets, to the
alley between South 35th Street and
South 34th street, and In East "R"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-22
TACOMA SCHOOLS
Pierce Sends
1872 to "U"

SEATTLE, Nov. 22.-Pierce
county stands second in numbers
of students registered at the state
university, according to figures
compiled today by the recorder.
King county leads with 1922 std
dents, Of which 1;544 are regis
tered from Seattle.
Pierce county sent 1872 students
to the university this year, the
great majority registering Ia
coma as their home.
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Flossy Piece of
White Paper Joe
Th0inpson's Pay

The city of Ruston wants
money.
The smelter, which is by far
the biggest taxpayer of Rustoa.
doesn't wan to pay nay more
taxes than it can help.
The officials of the city of
Ruston work for the smelter.
Therefore, /. e.:
Joe Thompson ct al. is made
the goat. Joe Thompson work ed
In the smelter, yes, but he isn't
an official of the city of Ruston.
So when 1t came time for the
smelter to pay Joe Thompson his
wages they gave him, instead Of
~ which was coming to him, a
handsome little slip of paDer
which said 1t was a street poll
tax receipt for the year 1915.
Town Of Ruston.
1t was signed by ]. s. Boyd,
town marshal.
Here Is a nice pretty piece of
paper you can have instead of
your two dollars they told him.
1T shows YOU have paid your
share for Ruston street costs for
the year 1915" In other words.
well dock two bones from your
wages
And Joe, protesting, took t..
Now he is trying to find out what
70 do with 1t.
Bah! But the little white sir
- paper won't buy Joe beefstaxs
onnothered in onions nor a TWO.
~ bed TO sleep In. Joe's found
1hot ont.
10 worked 1t the smelter Just
4 1oyA He took the car there
tp1n Tacoma. He never lived
III 10 city OF Ruston mus,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

LOCAL Improvement District No
4S4.-Notiee Is hereby given that
in pursuance of Ordinance No. 553S
OF the City of Tacoma, a roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the End annual in
stallment of the assessment levied
for grading to the established grade,
Fife Street from South sth Street
to South 21st Street, with a road
way twenty-four (24) feet in width
from North 10th Street to North
2lst Street, and laying down on
said roadway a pavement of as
phalt, bitulithic or asphaltic con-
crete on a concrete base, with brick
cutters, concrete and reinforced
concrete curbs, concrete reta. ming
walls and the necessary storm wa
ter drainage.
Said improvement shall also con-
sist In laying the necessary storm
water drainage on North Sth, North
18th and North 18th Streets, from
Fife Street to Oaks Street.
Said installment may be paid on
or before December 7th, 1916, but
IL not paid on or before said date,
added interest. penalty and costs
will attach.
CHAs. d. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.