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$50. 44-@en &errbine, mr. @onns
tags .6:45 abenos
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tags ........... 500 morgeil5
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Inns. .4:40 BORN.
$40. 1Oa suniet aimiteb. bon San Srams
cisco ...... 1858 BORN.
SO. 7-5hneIsug. . Stem GrIeans
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leans 7.55 udclm
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cisco ........--.. $3.50 1ad]nt.
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refine 3inmer. SOC, Toe ST per Gag;
$3.50 uno auftpdrts per Wo6e. Gunner
NIT 2 Betfen $500 per Wode. MItes
Eelepbon grofett 658.
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DR.. q. #. PETRY

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224 @etzgpmmerce Ctr. Gan Nntonio.
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beiter am Mnfdbrtss itn6 gtf8in6iu96~
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THE HOTEL

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mer unb 8ef6itigung $1.25 per Sag; $6
per @ode. 3immer $3.50 Der @ode,
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0pl3 un0 @ohle.

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Der Deitiden bonn @osporus MAIDEN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30
HOSPITALS ARE
WARNED OF new
CITY ORDINANCE

Police Captain Read today re-
quested newspapers to publish a
notice that physicians and hospi-
tails which. hereafter, do not re-
port accidents Immediately to
headquarters will be punished for
misdemeanor under a city ordi-
nance.
An ordinance requiring such re-
ports has been In effect two weeks
now.> but no prosecutions have
been made, pending the time
when all affected would become
familiar with Il.
However, a case in which such a
report was not made. yesterday.
resulted in today's warning by
Capt. Read. 1t was an auto acct
dent which happened late Friday,
but was not reported until yester-
day.
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NEW STATEMENT
ABOUT ARABIC

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. 30.
Another statement regarding
the Arabic reached the state de-
partment today from Ambassador
Gerard. 1t is believed to contain
the account of the admiralty's
progress In getting news from
the submarine commander who is
supposed to have sunk the liner.
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LIST OF FORD PURCHASERS
OF PIERCE COUNTY FOR 1915
Continued From Page SKI

NNohtihueu FROM rage SlN.D
Joseph Gender, i20S, East 27th ST.,
Tacoma.
7. L. Reese, Tacoma Bldg, Tacoma
q T, Swan. Puyailup, Wash.
Gus Salander, 1915 SO. X ST.. TIA
coma.
DR.. W. Mitchell, Sumner. Wash.
A. khoblauch, sumner, Wash
J. V. Hyder $50 Commerst St, TIA
coma.
W. A. MCGEE. Sumner, Wash.
Aabassa Bros, 2i2I No. 30th ST.,
Tacoma.
G. NJ. Harvey. $40 So. list St. TIA.
coma.
A. Morgan. sOis No. sIst ST., Taco
c. A. Millisack. Dupont, Wash.
Tacoma Ice Co, So. 26th and SO
G St, Tacoma.
Pacific Storage & Transfer Co.
1I2l jefferson av.. Tacoma.
L. w. Johnson, ls20 SO. X St. Ia
coma.
w. A. Houtz. 6oOi So. Lawrence St.
Tacoma.
Geo. J, Lieb, 3sOl So. ST., Tacoma.
j. c. Dorm. 619 So. Anderson St.
Tacoma.
Elmer johnson. 1870 X ST.. Tacoma.
.. j. Longmire, Roy, Wash
T. J. Lyons, 1891 So. @ ST., Tacoma.
Frank Eckberg. 9i1 Commerce ST.,
Tacoma.
Thos, Craig, i22a SO. 10th ST.. Ia
coma.
II. Thompson. sO1s So. 1lth St, Ia
conn.
C. christianson, 1898 So. f St, Ia
coma.
J. A, 4. Folger & Co., sos SO. 9Th ST.,
J. r, Cooley, sol East 35th st. Ia
coma.
G. Cassinet, wnkeson, Wash.
Frank 4 Hanson, 1873 ST. Helens
av., Tacoma,
l. Schoenfeld & Sons. Tacoma.
r.. II. Powell. Seattle. Wash.
L. u. Bonham, 800 SO. Junette ST..
Tacoma.
c. $. Lappenbusch, Buckley, Wash
II. G. Sebastian, Sumner
G. r. Huntington Sumner, Wash.
Ed Watts. Puyallup, Wash.
John L. Aaberg, 1217h Pacific av.,
Tacoma.
II. c, McPhetridge, $3.50 No. sth ST..
Tacoma.
Otto Juers, SIS So. Anderson ST.,
F. ID D; Wilson, $50 So. Sheridan av.,
Clarence lie Mar, 1910 SO. Yakima
av., Tacoma.
F. A. Washburn, 1928 Pacific av.,
Tacoma.
II. A. Mclaughlin. Puyallup, Wash
w. H. Keeland, sos So. l. St, Ia
coma.
Peter Marinov Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
c. e. Dubois, 5si California Bldg
Tacoma.
J. M. Gaymor. Earlham Court. Ia.
coma.
Elmer Johnson. 1920 so. X St, TIA.
coma.
L. ID. Martin. 21o9 No. Alder. TIA
coma.
w: H. Gellerman, so7 Tacoma av.
A. Burnett, s01 So. X St, Tacoma.
r. Alexander. Routh 3, Puyallup.
w. II. Fuller & Co, Tacoma.
f. d. spaulding, 1915 So. ST., Ia
coma.
II. w. Doane, 523s SO. X. Tacoma.
III. wohlforth. Tacoma Cabinet
Works, Tacoma.
o. T. Staven. 3721 No 18th, Tacoma
w. c. Hoag 2140 Pacific av., Ia
Adam Benston, Lakeview. Wash.
]. III. Rugg, 33t2 No. oath Tacoma
L. +. Mathies, 2s16 SO. M St, TIA
coma.
A. L. Paterson, 11os SO. d St, Ia
coma.
Henry Hermsen. 214S SO. Jeffer-
son, Tacoma.
L. ID. Martin. '1o2 No. Alder, Ia
Thos. A. charette. 30 No. G St, TIA.
coma.
II. A. Macdonald, 1912 so. I ST, TIA
coma.
Boyd Tea Co.. s2s SO. @ ST., Tacoma
Fl. S. Royce, Savage-Scofield Bldg.
Tacoma.
Otto Drum, 18th and c ST., Tacoma
j. Crater, Lakeview, Wash.
b. w. Joslin, 703 Commerce. Taco
ma.
r. ii. King, Lakeview, Wash.
o. Dahl. 1877 Pacific av., Tacoma.
II. A. Koappen, $500 East L ST., Ia
coma.
John A. Moe. 1898 So. Grant, TIA.
coma.
James G. Wood, $40 Tacoma av.
Tacoma.
Stone Fisher Co.. Tacoma.
Tacoma Meat Co, Tacoma.
DIR. l.. j. Hunt, 1132h Pacific av.
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Matthaei Bread CO.. 5oi sprague.
John Bergstrum. Dupont. Wash.
A. X. Johnson, iT22 Pacific av.. Ta-
coma.
II. 1 Louderdale, 5ios SO. J ST.. Ia
coma.
F.. G. Thornbcrg. 1894 East ssth ST..
Tacoma.
John *. Grimm. Burnett. Wash.
| Frank ID. Roberts, 4s22 SO. It'll. ST..
II. j. saIiey. 4sii SO. Yakima. Ia
c. F, Mason. III So. 10th st, Taco
ma.
s, Kayat. 1114 So. ST.. Tacoma.
i. +. Hammond, 9i2 Commerce ST.,
Tacoma.
W. Carlson, 1919 No. Anderson. Ia
Paul vaeth. 92i Pacific. Tacoma.
clifford Hoar. 603 Berlin Bldg.
H.. X. Darwin, 1861 jefferson av..
f. NJ. stevens, 9Th av station. Ia
A. r. Royal, eioi So. Cheyenne, ia
coma.
Henry Kaffenberger. Gig Harbor.
Wash.
John Jenkins. Carbonate, Wash.
j, +, Bachelor, 1I06 No. M St. Ta-
coma.
Thos Hayden. South Prairie, wn.
NJ Murphy, McKenna, Wash.
DR.. O. H. sutton. French Bldg. Ta-
coma.
A. Larsen, i122 SO. X ST.. Tacoma.
Washington Paving co.
Carl Hutchinson. Sumner, Wash.
I. Schaffer. 2109 No. 18th. Tacoma.
+. w. Corwin, Puyallup. WASH
n. i. Ford. 30i7 SO. Union, Tacoma.
Eva ". Cove, Orting, Wash.
Geo. w. Brady, 9oi Tacoma av.. Ta-
coma.
II. Martin & Son. 412s No. chey-
enne, Tacoma.
M, w. Kash. N. p. Headquarters
Bldg, Tacoma.
S. p. Davidson, 1904 No. Proctor.
Tacoma.
Hans Carlson, Carbonate, Wash.
$. A. Todd, Puyallup, wash.
William Carlson, 1854 East 32d ST.,
Tacoma.
Willard v Morse, Miller Apis. Ia
coma.
DR.. w. L. Freeman, Puyailup, WIN.
J. w. Watson. 3022 So. saith, Tacoma
5. j. Norton. 1040 SO. Ferry ST.. Ia
coma.
J, H. Grissinger, 1901 SO. Washing
ton. Tacoma.
Il. Pierce, Puyallup, Wash.
G. M. McCandless. s13 SO. Steel st..
Mrs. Adam Williams. American
Lake, Wash.
g. c. Meader, Puyallup, Wash.
Boyd Tea Co, 946 So. ID ST.. Tacoma,
E. T. Boddington, 1901 No. 22d ST.,
NJ. Mitchell, Savage scofield Bldg.
Tacoma.
Thos. Mallory, Gig Harbor, Wash.
E. Langworthy. 4702 No. Cove st..
Tacoma.
] O, Richards, Electron, wash.
Carstens Packing Co., Tacoma.1
Matthaei Bread Co. 7oi SO. sprague
Tacoma.
William Clark, 1o2 No Yakima. Ta-
coma.
A. M. Flynn. sso2 Thompson av.
Tacoma.
William Schultz, Puyallup, Wash.
Geo. MOshier. az So. nth, Tacoma.
August Abraham, Wilkesou, Wash.
J. J. Wilson. 1929 No. Fife Tacoma.
Thos Larson, 1902 Broadway. Ia
Geo. Mitchell. $40 SO. Prospect. ra-
Edward X. Cox. 1915 So. ST.. ra-
+. N. Murray. Puyailup, Wash.
Carstens Packing Co., Tacoma, Wn.
H. w. Zilley. 3637 Mckinley av.,
C. $. Barlow. ass St. Helens av., ra-
w. Buffum, 11i2 broadway. Tacoma.
4. p. Grant. McKenna. Wash.
J. p. Simpson. 1927 SO. q ST.. Ia
coma.
Z. Il. smith. Puyallup, Wash.
A. Polisky, 761 So. ~ ST., Tacoma.
II. T. Hanson, Tacoma Bldg. Taco :
ma.
Mrs Herbert C. Sanders, r. r. d.
No. 4. Box S7s, Tacoma.
G. G. Cornell. Puyallup Wash.
Geo. Lewis Cover, 400 City Hall,
Tacoma.
Preston Redman, 1920 So. State ST..
Tacoma.
II. M Bona, 2420 9Th av.. Tacoma.
III. o. Guam. No. 3, Puyailup. Wash.
Inter County River Improvement
Fund. Tacoma.
S. q. Inouye. Eatonvilie, Wash.
John Franich, Buckley Wash.
John Falk, Eatonville, Wash.
Il. o. Nichols. 2416 No. 30th st., Ta-
coma.
John Pendle. GIT East Morton ST..
Tacoma.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Commissioner of Light a.
Water at his office, Room 403. city
tween the hours of ~ M. and 2
o'clock p. M. Tuesday. September
nth, 1915, for furnishing labor and
material and tools and constructing
a water main I'm l.. /. ID. 5027 In ac-
cordance with the plans and speci-
fieations on file In the office of the
Commissioner of Light q Water.
Amount of bond required will be
the same as the contract price.
Proposals must be made on the
printed form furnished by the Com
missioner of Light & Water and
must be accompanied by a certi-
fled check for five per cent of the
amount of the proposal, made pay
sioner of Light & Water; work to
commence within ten days from
and after signing of contract and
to be completed within sixty days
from and after signing of contract.
The successful bidder shall agree
| to accept at par, in payment for
the furnishing of said labor. ma
terials and tools and the construc-
ton of said Improvement. any and
all of the bonds issued In pursu-
ance of Ordinance No. 61s2 and
shall have no claim whatever on
account thereof against the City of
Tacoma except solely upon such
bonds and solely from the special
assessment made and the special
fund by said ordinance created.
The Commissioner reserves the
right to reject any or all bids as
the interests of the City may ap-
pear.
JAMES G. DRAKE,
Commissioner of Light & Water.
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RENT-FARM

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~>S~-
! want to rent my place at Park
/, land, good Groom house, wood
shed and chicken house. good well.
Will rent for SO per month, with
lots: fine strawberry patch, logan
berries. raspberries. currants and
several fruit trees. Take Spana-
way car, get off at Falkland, in
quire for Mrs. Austin.
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Old S1'lYLlEN1T! !
Money. Daily You Find Advertised Inn the Wa
the Want Ad Columns of the Times Exceptional
HELP-MALE

FOUR competent lead burners, able
to burn a vertical seam on heavy
lead. No other need apply. Taco
ma Smelling Co.
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LOST

|LOST-Sunday night at Colonial.
Apollo or cable, lady's black silk
handbag, containing money and FL
deity bank book No. 2175S. Reward.
1907 South 9th st. Main 2769.
LOST-Black COW. Return to 320S
South 18th. Reward. Main 6h6A.
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Don't Paw Rent

$40 per month without interest
will buy modern 7-room bungalow
near Lincoln high school; property
all clear from incumbrance, or will
| take smaller house toward same.
| Madison 753.
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PAINTING . PAPERHANGIN0

PAINTING, paperhanging, tinting.
decorating, etc G. N. Kongsback,
1921 So. Yakima. Main $50.
FRANK a HANSON, 73s st. Hell.
ems av. Phone Main 6141.
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FOR RENT FLATS.

~S~~~~~~>~~~->~<~<~~~~~~r
FOR RENT-Unfurnishe fat OF 4
rooms, with bath, pleasant and
reasonable rent. Corner 18th and
/ So L SITS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

FIRST CLASS furniture repair man
with family to support, wants
work. any kind of repairing fur
niture, upholstering or carpet work.,
reasonable wages. Call Main $685.
r
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MUSICAL INST. REPAIRING
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~
4. r. BARK6. musicians' supply
and repair shop. Room SIT Prov.
fdent RldK
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SEALED PROPOSALS. will be re-
ceived at the office of the Com
missioner of Light and Water. City
Hall, Tacoma, Washington, between
the hours of A. M. and IL A. M. on
Tuesday. September 7th. 1915, for
furnishing the following material
for Local Improvement District No.
5505. according to plans and speci-
fications on file In the office Of the
Commissioner of Light and Water.
$4,000 feet No. 10 Rubber Insulat-
ed. Lead Covered, Duplex, Steel
Armored Parking Cable.
SUBSTITUTE
$4,000 feet No. 10 Solid Single
Conductor, Rubber Insulated, Lead
Covered. Steel Armored Parking
Gable.
Amount of bond required Is to be
rs per cent of the contract price.
Proposals must be made on print
ed form furnished by said Commits
sioner and accompanied by certi-
fled check for five per cent of
amount of proposal, made payable
to the Commissioner Of Light and
Water.
Delivery will be made a factor In
awarding contract.
The Commissioner reserves right
to reject any and all bids.
JAMES C. DRAKE,
Commissioner of Light and Water,
Aug. 30-31. Sept. 1-2-3, 1915.
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FOR SALE
ITSCELLANEOUS
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, AUGUST 31ST. AT
1880 A. NJ. AT OUR SALESROOMS
102 SOUTH 18TH STREET, OF A
NICE LINE OF USED FURNITURE.
EARLY ENGLISH BUFFET, La
DIES WRITING DESK. LIBRARY
TABLE, ROUND LIVING ROOM
TABLE, AUTOMATIC NORRIS
CHAIR. THESE ARE ALL IN
EARLY ENGLISH LATE DESIGNS
AND VERY NICE GOODS. A VERY
FINE BRASS BED, COST s65: CAR
MAN DE LUX MATTRESS AND
STEEL SPRING, CIRCASSIAN
WALNUT CHEFFONIER, STAIR
AND HALL RUNNERS. RUGS
DRESSERS. IRON BEDS, SPRINGS.
MATTRESSES, GENTS USED
CLOTHING. DINING TABLE,
CHAIRS, FIRELESS COOKER,
QUILTS, BLANKETS, TOILET SET,
A FEW PIECES OF CUT GLASS,
GARDEN TOOLS COOKING UTEN-
SILS.
BY THE ORDER OF WHOM 1T
MAY CONCERN: l LARGE DOU-
BILE INSIDE DOOR SAFE, DISAP-
FEARING TYPEWRITING DESK
AND CHAIR, 2 SMALL OFFICE
DESKS AND CHAIRS, WARD
ROBE.
VIM. FITZ- HENRY
AUCTIONEER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30
ROOMS AND BOARD

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WANTED-Respect young lady
to share room. Must give refer
ences. Add. OF, Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-27


TO ALL VOTERS e. TAXPAYERS:
At this time and before the city cleo
ton, it seems proper that the VOTERS
and TAXPAYERS should understand
fully the facts relating to the financial
affairs of the city. particularly in view
OF the fact that the city report has
been delayed.
FROM the advance sheets Of this re-
port, we learn that the net debt of the
city Feb. l, 1915, amounted to s420,-
| 5000 and to this should be added the
amount due for fire truck $4,000 and
the amount due the kennebec Water
District mot included) for hydrant
rental Sl6l1.25. making a total Of $42T,-
069.So providing there are no more un-
paid bills. AS compared with the state
ment Feb. l, 1911, it makes an increase
of debt during that period Of 1924
231.74, and this in a period Of four years
under Democratic administrations
In 1910. the taxes assessed amounted
to Sl62.s5s.24; in 1914. the taxes as
sessed amounted to sl95,746.26, and
! there was steady increase from 1910
in the years between. The total amount
OF the assessments above the amount
OF tax as assessed in 1916. in the las,
four years amounts to sS7,46S.19.
The administrations of the city
therefore, have expended in addition
to their former revenue, this increased
assessment Of taxes and the amount @.
Increased debt, making in total SILL
o99.93. These figures are not estimates
but are taken from the city reports as
far as obtainable and the advance copy
OF the balance sheet for the 1914 report
Is not such an increase unwarrant-
ed! Has the city got value received
tor the expenditures? How long can
the city stand q yearly increase OF
DEBT OF over s3Q.o0o00 without affecting
our growth and prosperity and restrict
ing our improvements? 1t has already
| increased our interest charges very
materially. !.
We all believe in WatervilIe. We
want to see it increase and prosper. II
has steadily increased in size and pros
perity during ailthe time I have been a
resident lover 81 years.. To insure a
continuation of this prosperity, the
business affairs must be conducted in
a progressive manner as regards i'm
provements and in an economical and
ouslness-like manner in financial at
fairs.
To continue to increase our indebted
ness as in the past few years must nee
essarily mean an increase of taxes ard
consequent encouragement 20 new
capital and new residents for our city
AS the Republican candidate for
Mayor at the coming election. am
pledged to business-like admini.tra-
ton of city affairs as far as lies within
my power. | believe the other Repub-
lican candidates stand TO do the same.
l invite all citizens believing in such
government to co Cooperate with US at
next Mondays election and cleo, a Re-
publican city government.
Yours very respectfully.
MARTIN F. BARTLETT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-27
MIGHT VS.. Riqht

When a political party becomes so AFRO
CANT that it makes no secret of evadng
the law, and when its leaders boast OF
their power. 1t assumes that might is
right-it breaks away from civil restraint
and turns back to the savagery of the
ancients when Cain killed Abel.
The force and power of might maxim s
thing right does not appeal to the
thinking man and our Democratic
friends must bow before the storm OF
public opinion that is directed at their
acts and deeds during the past year.
With rents and taxes going Up by leaps
and bounds there is no telling when the
high point in the cost of living is going
to be reached
These things affect the wages OF the
laboring man who rents a house and
buys merchandise in Waterville as we'll
as the merchant and business man on
the street. +, The solution of the problem
seems to be to eject a good business man
for mayor and stand behind him and his
administration.
Let every Republican vote count Mon
day.