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CluCAoo GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO. December .o.-Wh"at 20 Ia :
n0ur;,G Ia 'nc highest price - Tar on tn"
1915 crop. An !me;Hus. export trade was II
progress, and the :uarkc; closed strong. lT.C
TO 3;.c ne, higher, with December a; si..i
and May ~ sl.:2.. corn flushed un,han NE"
TO re higher; oats. up iSni.c TO i.c. and FRO
visions varying from l2'2o declin. To r!,,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Sales =. Union Stockynrdsl

Richmond. Va. December - i.is
Report for week ending December 10. 1915:
Best steers. ~, to S: medium good si5
10 q: common ~ fair. tn T. Best he'fcrs
u. 20 :: medium to good. 5i4 TO i: common
to fair a.. u =. Best cows, To ~ medium
l" f"o;, ~ Ia .: common to fair. 3ia TO az.
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NAVAL STORES

,SAN .\NNAli GA. Deccinbc; - --Turpcn-
u'iS st'nuy 81: sales. none receipts, 10
CASKS shipments. casks: stock - ~.
casks it"sin FIRM; sales loss barrels re-
cents. i.@Oi barrels. shipments. IS barrels:
St"tk io". t5| barrels. Quote: A. b. G. d.
r.. r.: o.. ~. L.. 30: K . 10. ~ (, 70.
~. ESQ; VIC, 100: NV -;
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

Safes Stock
zoe Allis-Chalmcrs .,,......
500 Allis Chalmers. pfd. 49,.
Am. Az. Chem. com. xle
1900 Amer. beet Sugar. com. :.
1000 American Can ....
american Can. pfd. -.
200 Amer. Car. and Fdry. -.
zoo American Cotton OIL
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
200 American Llnsccd on
lI"" American Locomotive
800 Amer. Loco. pfd.
JS..oV American Smelling -.
American SruT. com. -.
300 American sugar ~
t"v Amer Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
+.2ou American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
1000 anaconda Copper 49,.
hoo Atchisou
\. c, l.. y - 20. ......
\. G. J.. Of Connecticut. Z.
$500 Baltimore ami Ohio.
Ice Bethlehem steel Co. com
bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
Hoo Baldwin Loco.
zoo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
700 Central Leather. com.
l.>o0 Canadian Pacific
1900 California Petroleum =.
200 thesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great w eStcrn.
800 Chicago Great West. pfd
loo Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
3.i00 Cruciblc steel Cor. com.
100 trucihlc steel. pfd. 49,.
2.6OU Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado ami southern.
1900 Corn Products ........
1900 DistillcrS ...........
l.3o0 Dome Mines ...........
l2.3"u Erie ............
Loo Erie. LIST pfd. ...........
l.3o0 Fed. Min. and Sn.. pfd.
100 General Electric .......
100 Goodrich
a0n Great Northern. pfd.
100 Great Northern ore Ctfs.
Illinois Central ........
1000 1nterboro-Con .......
500 1ntcrhoro-coEs pfd
600 Int. Harvester, com. 80.
5000 Int. Mcr. Marine, com.
1000 Int. Ncr. Mar, pr.......
1000 Int. Paper. com. ........
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COTTON M.II,IlI;S.

HEW YORK Dcccmrcr -. Tho ro.,or
market "as comparatively q1!~s 'o.iry and
CITATIONS "er- Irregular. March aoG a;
j. |f u; the opening, tut soon .aSed of
20 ls.lsc and o'ofed s.; l:2rc. viih TIA. general
ls' closing steady At ne; advance .: -
j! points. Late months werc relatively firm
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7" 'hc creditors Of JOHN PENN,
rico. ana district aforesaid-Banls
rupt: ''i"h
Notice ia hereby given tina, ., -,
t'th daN Or December A. - 1ni5 ~
said JOIN pENG was duly al, AZ
judicated bankrupt. and that the NJ,
,'hcrtiht or his creditors viii he
held In my Office. Rooms Nos sos .,,1 9 ~.
American National Bank i!uiid,,,,.
Eichmond Va, on tho 3iST DAY OF,
i'E' EAlBEE. y. -. 1915. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. Mt which time the .,i
creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee, examine the bank
Eupt. ana transact such other bushes,
ing. go" "'e''-
TIIOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee in HankruptCy.
December 20. 1918.
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MISCELLANEOl'S MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

SEW YORK. December 20.-,'nttun goods
;'hi yarns were stendy day with a uui,tcr
tendency Dress goods firm. hu, quiet.
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Oklahoma. 5r1.5GO bales
south Carolina. l.6"S.22G bales
tennessee. 2j5. l20 bales
Texas. 2.S61.GJ? bales.
All other states. 1862 bales.
Florida 2i.Ti9 bales.
G"orsin. J:.a0S bales
South Carolina, 1913 bales
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Atlantic Coast Lin

Hr NIHh1HfH ItaIIfUhH NJ IN" Nhnth-
l.FfECTl!E DECEMBER O. I.!J
IRA ms LEAVE iNCHMO%D DAILY
For Florida and south sl5 - 81 "a
For x"rfoik e:i,s ! u. % y. 81. 800
NJ. $50 l.. ~. fi.i0 =. NJ.
For =. - IS. ity.. "csi. GIa n ~. 2
A NJ. zoe T. Nj ...o T. -
For F-tcrsbJrg. l2.ap \. NJ C:i5 l.
sia A ~. 300 y ~ ,.aV Il ". 3
l.. VI. 100 T.. NJ. - 10 l. ri l:55 r.
u.a5 l. ST. .;2U = NJ. 1880 y 81
For GolIShoru nEI FuyrttcvIti-. 500 T.
Trains nrriS" Eicnmout daily. ego 4
t:lS = NJ ".l5 \. n. go y NJ u. ~ \
= 20 l.. NJ 70. 20 4. NJ 5.ls T. ~ 90, l..
.'ij T.. " 9.l| i. ~. 1850 T. NJ
Except sunday sunday only
Time OF arrival ana departure and e,
ucci!onS not guaranteed.
{. {. CAMPBELL. y p A. ,as Main $,
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;, IN ~" matter OF no. 1880.
HARVEY l.. DRISCOlI I'm
bankrupt iaukruptcy.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

To the creditors OF ROBERT o. Me-
tLlNTock. of Richmond in the
conuty OF Icnrico and district .,for.-
said Bankrupt:
Notice IS hereby given that on the
18th day Of December. \. -. 1915, the
said ROBERT -. MccIiNTOCK was
duly adjudicated bankrupt. and thai,
the first meeting OF his or, itors win
be held in my office. Rooms Nos SU2
and 500 american National Bank
building. Richmond. Va, on the 3iSr
DAY OF DECEMBER. 4. ID. 1915. at 10
u clock in the forenoon. at which time
me said creditors may attend. prove
thcir e.; Inns, appoint a trustee. cx-
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
p.ncr bus'I cSS as may properly coma
before said meeting
THOS. II. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
December 20. 1915.
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NEW ORLEANS. December @r.-Afte! q
n"'ieru," bUlga on the opening. Ia, local
cotton market settled down into holiday
dizziness to-day. and close! ~ Il NJ; gain
": l" p"!nts During the EIcAier part
,"i tn" session r"iCe- Mere At u ret advance
,"' "h"": POINTS. Upward movements
were met hy short selling
Ia the early trading prices rose - 70 u,
'pcin;s points on buying based on tn. hull
ism ginning returns. Tn" ;olal - i0.3.a 2i'i
bales {" December 10 was sn.alle- :hnn
generally SPECIFIED. ana IT," claim was made
by III" long sid. ;hat the small croo cati.
mat" recently made by the government had
been confirmed.
Tn" buying movement did not las, long
Increased offerings met the advance. and il
was quickly pared down I" to ( points
IN IN" afternoon tn" market became NJ set .
tee after IN" posting Of spot quot lions.
showing loss Of 80 "a po,! nj.
Cotton closed steady. Closing bid: Janu-
rry, n.'@. March. l.b?: May. l".as; .,u!y
T. ~ October, l22i spa, cotton. qIi., i.
points down. sales on IA" spot. 100 bales .
/" arrive. 100 bales. Midiling. l.6ac
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NOTICE-.lfankruDt

IN TILE: DISTRICT COURT or rHt:
nNiTED STATES FOR THE EAST
E.kN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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E.ic-,sf[).R5
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R,
Ia and fran W,sheetes and BeYssd

IS "' RsT r. t soE .' 1R sss Fly ESQ
ts23tH a935 An ti20i RN. t62sRa. $50 IN. 9oo ~
t3.19P 'S47 PH. ! 80 RG t9}oP2 ~ IS NJ. tl2A0
Asisad Mon wt,k 1ls w. tta $50 Aa 2I5 PA $50 Pm A.
ibs s3s A. lbs A. 5!2 PH fredericksburg lnsn Stk ds,
w. II 90 PH A. 1875 A. Su,sdn w. IRl AIS Ph A. Io4s
'gds S. aa tBnd s. sl. stO9dis fIbi aatlh. sisas
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RAILROADS.
Richmond e Petersbur
Electric Ry.
Rlchmon1 I Chesapeake Gay la.w4y vomu7l
Suprrsrding S,hcuuic Of Apr.i "a "a
schedule SubJcr! to Change Hiti,,,t

Trains leave Richmond p'a::o a ~ .,
NJ. os a. NJ n. NJ. .'lU "a NJ IL.
! NJ. 4 81. n NJ. ~ T. 81 20
~. go NJ. 40 l.. NJ. Ds T. 81. Ia
Al. II 10 T.. ii. N
Trains iea.. Ashland $3.50 A NJ. b.7
81. 4. NJ. hs ~. NJ. 10 a NJ eli a
~ noon. .'l T. ri. 4 NJ. f. ~.
vi. bo:2V +. NJ. $40 T.. 81. INV r. At
T.. NJ. b. +. NJ. II T. NJ
bcurrics baggage daily EXCEPT sund,
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Norfolk & Western Railwa

ONLY AII.EAII. I.iNi. 70 NoRFDils
S-hcduI" in effect nacrrtb.r / NJ,
i."tNc Byrd street Station. IHch,nonI ~,
Noifolk. 'f.I5 y. Nj. ..:y1 l. NJ. 3 %
NJ. 'i.yl =. NJ
FoE LINCMBUhG A%p THE IVES
% a.. NJ. 'e.,g a NJ. 'a:Cj ,. NJ. %
az. Nj local L" crcwc. -5:3j T. NJ
Arrive Itichm""d from SorfnlE: -l.tn
NJ. G.Ii T.. NJ, '3."y i. Nj. 'lI:3p e. 3, Fr.
Ia" vest: 'j.i5 y. NJ. 1881 \ NJ fa.iO T. ,
:l:in l.. NJ, '6.l1 T. NJ. 300 y NJ
DAILY. Italy except sunuay .Suna,
ouiy.
~. Il BE,NII.I. w e SNINnEpS
l.. I. ~ lioanukc. -. J.. ~ Huanoj
Z. u. BDSi.EY. -. T. A.. richmond. "a
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
GHiTED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
yRy W. {. Crnnshaw 4. Col
4 ~

Apples--Ac;ive at top quotations. especially
Wines,ps and Alhomarle Pippins.
Ornares--Rcce!pt heavy. demand tai-.
Celer ;-Ecctipts Hight. demand good.
+ .urida getablcsReceipts very liGht. 10
mand good. not enough coming 10 supply
tho trade.
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tash gam: Whtaf-N". ren. st 2"'21f =:
No. red $l.l.nt.N: 40. hard sii9nsl."
so. hard. fl.i2f.Hti.i: Corn Nn. !etInn.
nominal: No. yellow. i5|67i.; 40. white.
G5i4TIbA.c.
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To The creditors Of HARVEY l.. pRlS-
COLL. OF Richmond, In tho CotII'tv
OF ii.nrico. and district aforesaid
bankrupt.
N"tic" IS hereby ri"cn that on the
said HARVEY l.. bEISCoi.I. was duly
adjudicn,cd bankrupt, aud that m.
hrSt meeting OF his creditors will be
N"3 American National BHuL NuillIuL
RiChnond, Va. on Tn" path DAY or
pEN tMBER. y. -. 1915, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. at which Tim. thr
SAID creditors NAV attend prove their
claims. appoint q trustee, examine IN.
bankrupt, and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before SAID
THOS. =. SNEAD.
Referee in Baukruptcy
December Is, 1919.
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sEAsoARD AIn ,.rSE RAILWAY.

SEAIsOtRD AIR LINE RAILWAY
'Thr Progressive Rniwn, OF the SOUTH
Southb"uni trains scheduled to cave I,cl
fnond daily: "'@J y NJ. local TO Nuri.na: NJ
l.. NJ. si"cp,rs und coaches TO JaCksonyiIl
Atlanta Birmingham, G.35 l. ~ throul
coaches hni si""peTs ia JIcksouyill". II
a NJ. sIc"p"rs TO Atlautn. Birmirghu
Jacksonville. Tampa and Coaches TO Jac
sourilic.
Nor,hbound trains scheduled TO arrive
R!cnmUnd daily: i:2y a 81 $50 < \
local, $50 4. 81. 5.Gg t. NJ
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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Richmond & RappaaannOCk River

MAIN LINE.
Leave Richmond. Leave PamunkG
:uO 4. VI. 'S:I1 4. VI
- 800 a. VI. 'I.:I:I j.. VI
t:i:t5 u. VI. i5.uD u. W.
tB:Ou \. VI SIu:I5 \. NJ
'Dnily except SuDdny. 5DuiIy. $Su
day only.
WEEK -ENIY EXCURSION RATES Al
STATIONS.
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II NKKFT CONDII IONS
Demand for good fat turkey dun. C""sa
aud fowl is splendid At full prices quoted.
V.ais. country meats AMI hides cunttnue 10
sell well.
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n the matter of No. IIS2.
ROBT -. McCLlNTOCE in
Bankrupt Iankruptcv
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KttIMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Ountafian.

'Hv Levy Commission 90
ilyhin"nd. Va. DeCeI. bcr % i.,5
iva.
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Sp'; cotton uuict; nidiinr. uplands, /" l0c.
Sales. IA" bales.
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'''.'N i'a''H.t~' w.- u.r-anrll, mn.
inf slNtS-aay I'm, si.s
t.i. = ,a'"-. 81: AR sily.- -
l'.''ih ""..r- .. l!uc loans. ..,4. .i>,,
iHh'is iu%a .'sr.t, .iL
Money "u r.,ii. s;"uuy -iIl,,.
Hi. ih."'nt 'o"G- steady R.lI7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16

In Washington there is white house.
In the white house there is a man, desk, a
typewriter A GREAT RESPONSE
BILITY.
The man may sit at the desk, write few
lines, and pause. He walks to the window and
in the gathering dusk watches the peOple-his
fellow citizens marching home from their daily
labors.
And well may he hesitate For on the empha-
his of word, the construction of sentence
may hang the destiny of the worlds richest ma
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ton and the fate of a hundred million souls.
But the responsibility is no greater than the
man. And it is not all this mans. 1t is partly
the responsibility of every American citizen!
Far into the night he may labor with the
weight of duty he could but would not shirk.
His typewriter clicks as he arrays in language
without offcnse, yet not obscure in it's firmness,
the will of great people as he, their spokesman,
interprets it.
Then, his way decided, he may rise from few
hours of restless sleep to face the criticisms of
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his advisers, the walls of the disappointed the
abuse of his enemies at hand and the spoken
word of pedantic prominents all over the nation
not big enough to be above the humaness of
jealousy.
This is not one day from the life of President
Wilson-it is every day.
His critics are voluble, while the people for
whom he labors are silent.
That's why we should break this silence!
That's why we should tell the president we are
with him, that we believe in him, that we are
going to help him bear that responsibility.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16
An Oklahoma Plan

If the auto bus joke has been said, it is certain
that the poor little street the butt Of it, and not the
public.
In Oklahoma city of 100000 people, the joke is being
carried to extreme lengths.
Now the street company of Oklahoma City announces
its intention of calling in all it's except wo which will be
operated to hold it's franchise and substituting automobile
carriers all the city, to meet the itney competition
What the ultimate result will be is hard to forecast yet
it good that the yellow put will stay
put as long as the jitneys run merrily along.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16
She Was Wanted

This is pretty good old world when all is told-fled
with kind and loving hearts apenty if but seeks them
out.
day ago, business PERSONAL appeared in Los
Angeles paper It inserted by little sweetfaced
made helpless by rheumatism who simply asked f any
body wanted grandmother"
Then she spent troubled sleepless night wondering
the busy world would her little adj if SEEING give
heed By all established tenents of the misantrOpe that
heartless world was due to eer and sneer-but didn't
From far away San Diego early next day. came tel
ephonic responses offering to share homes and comforts
with the little grandmother
In Los Agnees several hurried to the given address, tn
find themselves too late Almost before the dew off the
flower another widow with little daughter had
adopted mother for herself and grandmother for her
little and with radiant coutenance stoOd guard"
her treasure.
And more: Offers of financial assistance poured in
while several physicians called to offer free medical treatment
for her rheumatism, and at evende the which had
risen upon sad and hopeless woman shed it's rays upon
countenance wreahed smiles and that shone again
with the light of hope.
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put in about his Ford.
Clint Manley, the we'll known
jokist, says there is only one
thing in the world harder to open
than a hot tamale. That is the
Crescent we'll.
Father is not going to rum
says Bryan's son. Then what is
he going to do? He won't fight.
CAN CHATTER SOME
Since he lost his job as sec. of
state, Bill Bryan has proved why
he is such a success as Chay-
tauqua lecturer.
q O 9
IN CASE OF WAR
What we know about our coua-
try II war does Gomez
American defenses are totally
Inadequate.
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BY SELAH

America is fully equipped to re-
sist the enemy.
The American submarines are
a joke.
American submarines are more
effective than those of Germany.
Our army is Of no value.$
Our army can whip the world.
We need many more battle
ships.
Our navy Is too large.
HAZEL DESPERATE
Since the Moose Carnival left
town, Hazel Mutt has found life
very dull. He is getting SO des-
perate that he is thinking Of go
ing out and steal cherries or
something.
They are taking a census In Sc
attic and one of the questions
they ask is: Are you an inmate
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Why Have Wilson Day? Here Reasons That We Sc

That's why we should rise and recognize that
honest and courageous statesman who is unset
fish enough to perceive that his supreme duty is
to the people and the nation.
THAT'S WHY WE SHOULD HAVE A
WILSON DAY AND SHOUT HIS NAME
FROM THE HOUSEHOLDS!
That's why we should all get together to dem
onstrate our loyalty and firm belief in Woodrow
Wilson, president.
That's why we should break down party lines
and thank God we've got such man on the job
in Washington!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16
Where Lies the Fault?

If the attack the prohibition law initiated and adopted
by the voters of Washington should be successful in the
courts it will be because Secretary of State NJ Howell
either deliberately by gross negligence failed to perform
his duties.
The chief argument for knocking out the initiative and
referendum amendment to the state cOnsttuo-and consc
quenty every natve law adopted since thes that Secrc
tay Of State Howell failed to give the legal notices
in the newspapers in the various counties
One mans neglect deliberate intent make laughing
stock of the entire sae the courts should sustain the at
tack on the prohibition law.
The law plain. The secretary of state to
publication of notice for 80 days prior to election Howell
didn't do it in counties.
Why didn't he? Who knows?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16
CONSULTING AN EXPERT

Mr.. Manhattan, who belongs to
several clubs, walked into the po-
lice station.
II hear" said he to the SER
geant at the desk, that you have
caught the burglar who broke in
to my home a few nights ago."
YES" said the sergeant, "do
you want to see him?"
We'll, I'd like to ask him how
he got in without waking my
wife. I've been trying to do that
for the last twenty years." -
Houston Post.
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Jumped Him Cruelty

Villa that when he stopped fighting for the sake of
peace at Leon last week. and started for hOme Obregon
jumped his back with absolutely consideration for his
humane feelings.
Wherefore he defeated good and plenty and is
much inclined to the idea of getting together with Carranz
Jumping fellows back has brought many scrap
speedy close.
0 )
tina
shot anda O
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TALK % THE TIMES

suffers a great deal. 1t stood
for the last legislature, which
ought to be proof positive.
Olympia is also near the OIL
fields, but Olympia is. not brag-
ging about this either. The pop
ular slogan of Olympia is TITS
the water" which has a bearing
on the thirst problem. all right,
but not in the way a person might
think.
CONDUCTOR .OO1 SAYS:
ut takes all kinds of people to
make a world. One person out
of a hundred will always ask you
IL the Summit car goes to Bis
marck. but the other 80 are hu-
man."
DURN THE LUCK!
Billy Askren has the lauGh on
us today. We have no jOHe to
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whole fizzle; Emery G.. is a no.
Bile, but misjudged hero.
P. S.-They haven't struck oil
at the Crescent yet!
SELAH,
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE @ FOR
BEST RESULTS.
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A Slight Omission Noticeable

The Navy League has doomed itself bit by luncheon at
New York. at which Rear Admiral Wnslow commandant Of
Newport navy yard, delivered the main address.
Wnsow emphasized declaration that the people should
know their navy and that the navy should be by naval
Prominent among his hearers j. p Morgan, E. II.
Gary Theodore Shont Jacob Scff Harry Payne Whitney
and William F. McCombs who believe in Uncle Sans ex-
pendture of $500, 100000 on a navy.
1t crowd before which admiral could ap.
proprately advocate Uncle Sans building half billion
navy by, of and for himself
bombasic
the
all
inches
'
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of an asylum" This is for the
benefit of fans who root for the
Giants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16
OUR QUESTION BOX


Q.-What kind of crackers
should be put In soup?-Ighatz.
Amy kind except fire crack
ers.
Q.-How is the weather in Cal
ifornia during the exposition?-
ID. E. F.
A.-Fair.
after months of suspense and
stock-selling, the world is In pos
session of the following delight
full assortment of living, breath
ing facts:
There never was oil at the
Crescent we'll; the Crescent well
is full of oil; Christ Christopher
is the savior of the down-trodden
stakeholder; Christ christopher
is the champion of liars; Emery
G. Williamson is to blame for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16
| WORD FROM JOSH WISE

A bridegroom is
never NV any i'm
portance to any
body except tn
landlord an tn
grocer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16
ABOUT OUR TOWNS

olympia.
Olympia is the capital of our
state, which handicaps it from
the start. Olympia is a very
quiet, peaceable little burg, which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16
CONDUCTOR .OO1 SAYS:
DURN THE LUCK!

Billy ASkren mas the Iau OH
us today. We have no joue to
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bOmbastic talk about freedom of seas Time enough
nd is free from tyranny of various kinds, including
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-16

Won Bernsorn possibly wanted per
anime at short range the of jaw.
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