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The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

This is Michigan day at the state
fair. one OF the largest crowds of
the week is expected. weather per.
hitting The fair is now at it's
height, with all the exhibits looking
their best
The four-day milking test closed
Friday at / a m. The winning COW
will hold the championship of Mich.
igan and the middle west This test
is OF the highest importance TO the
dairy farmer. and its inclusion in
the state fair program shows the
importance OF the dairy industry in
the state. The cows have been
MIXED and fed on schedule. the kind
and quantity of the food being
noted
During the afternoon addresses
will be made in the grove by Alex
j. Groesbeck, cx.Goy Fred VI War
Continued on Page Twelve
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
BERLIN ADMITS new FRENCH GAINS:
RUMAN|ANS TAKE 0RS0vA, BUT LOSE
FOUR VILLAGES TO BULGAR army
Nc MILAN And
PARTY ARE SAFE
Explorers Elect To Remain In
Northern Part of
Greenland

BATTLE HARBOR, Labrador,
Sept S.--The Grenfell mission
schooner George B. Chuett, which
went 10 the relief of the Donald B.
Macmillan Arctic expedition in July,
1915, has returned here. Only Cap.
tain II. c. Pickles and the crew are
aboard Macmillan. Or. Il. o. Hovey,
who led the relief expedition. and
the other scientists of the party. hav.
ing elected to remain for while in
he northern part of Greenland.
The Macmillan party wintered
aboard the Cluett in. Parker Snow
bay east of Etah, and Captain
Pickles reports that July %, 1916.
when the Cluett left North Star bay.
Greenland, about 20 miles north of
the expeditions winter quarters, all
the party were in good health and
had an abundance Of supplies.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
HUGHES IN
FINE FE!TLE
Putting Plenty of Punch Into
His Maine
Speeches
BIZ PERRY ARNOLD.

(Stdn Correspondent tRiftD Press.
LEWISTON, Me. sep N-Rcpuo.
lican Nominee Hughes blazed a lrail
across Maine TODAY with the whaCk
he took at Democracy Not since
the nominee lcfi Ncv N1Ih o. AUG
= has he been M such hne fcttle
hi, voice was in perie.l trim ANA
ne .ecmod inspired to more strenu
Gus efforts by the genuInenc,s OF
the welcome accorded him every
where.
The governor faced strenuous
day lie LEI, Portland al $50. al
rived at Lewiston at 1C.OO. Water
Vile q, l.25t Pdtshcld. $50, Ban
gor. go lie was due TO .pcuI
the Night al Bangor
Tomorrow Hughes faces just a
full a day with stops at Augusta.
.t. .ck Blih. ndmarscota and
The nominee is Opening up" iu
b. ... .tt. much 'u the salts
NJ T3ina Republican leaders.
What IS apparently making tn
most emphatic hit with Lis auditor
80 rlhmor and tong method by
which he assails democratic enact.
meu--, particularly the Adamsrr S.
hour Bill
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
THE WEATHER.

Detroit Rnd vicinity Friday Might
end SATURDAY fair and continued coot 8
moderate variable vInds
Iover Michigan Fair FrtdnN niEht
and saturday.
Lever MirhiEani FnIr FRIDAY rIEbt
and Saturday.
Upper Lakes ILVbt to moderate
variable winds md fair weather Fri
dHN niEht aud SHturdn,,
Lower Lakes Fresr west winds
md fair weather FridRy Night md
Saturday.
Highest Temperature thI. dnte IN
the past 81 wears, o. IN IS7+I lowest,
81 Iu tSSa.
Ono Nenr HEo todnyi UtEh~st trm-
-perature. s5t lowest, a. mean. ga
partly CLOUDY weather with IA lurh
OF rain.
and rises SATURDAY NJ 6iOS n. ~.
The moon sets saturday nj 3iIf n.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
Patrolman Tucker Promoted.

Edward J Tucker, for the past
FIVE years n member Of the High
land Park police force as patrolman
and detective. has been promoted tc
sergeant. succeeding Charles Ewing.
who was placed on special duty at
the Highland Park state bank. The
appointment was made hy tho coun
ell az the recommendation Of Chief
Seymour The resignation OF Pa
troluan Frank Paffhausen has been
accepted, and James " Murphy has
been placed on probation as patrol
man.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
National Legislature
Ends Sixty-fourth
Session
USUAL SCENES
ARE ABSENT
Business Continues AL
most To Last
Moment

WASHINGTON, Sept s-Prest-
dent Wilson IN d formal statement
today. warmly praised the session
of congress just closed A. the same
time he expressed his regret that IL
had not had time TO complete th"
tsilway dispute legislation proposed
and declared his expectation that
the entire program would De con
pleted by The next session
Congress. formally adjourned at
10 O'Clock this morning. after night
session during which the senate
passed The revenue bill and ratified
the treaty FOR the purchase Of the
Danish West Indies
IT'S been good work" was the
PRESIDENT comment a. he affixed
his signature to the revenue bill.
The session that had lasted longe,
and saw more dramatic moments
than any in recent history. and that
had Appropriated moro money than
any congress preceding II. came 10
r close amid scenes that contained
little of the spectacular or the
bizarre The Incidents of the latter
kind that have marked the ending
OF many congress were altogether
lacking
The senate waited until 2 50 to
DAY 10 adopt tho joint resolution set.
ting the Adjournment hour
The house had gone through with
lis adjournment resolution early
last night. During a twohour morn.
ing session there was only a slight
inder current OF real work-clean-
lng up OF small odds and ends-but
lot OF speechmaking OF the eagle
Icreaming varialx--and some fun.
The senate continued on It's course
OF politics and legislation until the
yer" lest minute. when, exactly Ave
minutes before 0 O'Clock. Senators
Kern and Smoot, Democratic and
Republican Leaders, named to wal,
on the president announced the
resolution 10 adjourn had the pres.
iden's approval.
Al the same moment hostilities
and hllarties IN the house stopped
al the appearance of House Leader
Kitchin. Rep Fitzgerald and Rep
Mann. who had waited on the pres
ident and received the same mes.
sage
The customary closing scenes
singing and crowded galleries were
absent today The galleries were
but half filled and so far as the be.
havior OF the members was con
cerned he session seemed an ordi
nary one.
\ shout went mp a. Speaker Clark
banged tho gayel and declared the
session ended.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
State Fair AT Its Best;
Grows More
Popular
MILKING CONTEST
is FRIDAY FEATURE
Noted Speakers Make
Addresses; 81, 100000
Livestock Parade
SATURDAYS FAIR PROGRAM
ChiIdren's Day

Admission tickets may be OBJ
tanned without charge by the chill
dren at the various newspaper
Offices.
School field day
Flights by Aviator Al Boshek.
Million-dollar livestock parade
in front OF the grandstand.
Children's exercises in the
grove.
Concerts by the Ford band and
Liberatti's band and grand opera
singers.
Awards in the physical culture
body building and physique beau
tiful contests.
Address by John Brennan.
noted physical culture expert. on
Sense and nonsense about the
human body"
Turner's exhibition.
Soccer football Moose VS.. De
Day and night fireworks. in
cluding the War OF Nations"
Vaudeville acts and other free
attractions in front of the grand
stand
Athletic events.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
Mother and Son Dead,
Father and Daugh-
ter Hurt
CLAIRE, MICHIGAN,
FAMILY SUNDERED
Are Struck At Geddes
Crossing Near Ann
ArbOr

ANN ARBOR Mich. Sept. s.
Mrs. A f. Mulder and son are dead
and Mr.. Mulder and little daughter.
of Claire, Mich are seriously in
jured as the result Of their automo-
bile being hit by q Michigan Central
train az Geddes, this morning Mrs.
Mulder lived but a few minutes and
the son died Instantly Mr.. Mulder
and the daughter arc in University
hospital here. where & is stated
they VIII live.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
Ramona Borden. Original
Poor Little Rich Girl" Has
Found Home and Husband

an automobile honeymoon through
southern California.
Following the separation of her
father. Gail Rordon multimillion-
alre condensed milk manufacturer.
and her mother the child became
known throughout the country as
"the poor little rich girl because
Of her homclcssncss She disappear
cd several times from schools and
sanitariums on The Pacific coast and
IN nc cast iu which her father had
placed her. h'forc comn nE 10 Los
Angeles 10 live with her grandpar-
pnts.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
Ry rVTTrD PRESS

los ANGEL rs, Sept s Ramona
Borden. tho poor little rich girl. %
whose "homclVssnoss' caused her
80 run AWAY several times from
places whore hcr father had sent
her. has found a home
Announcement was made today
that she had been married yostrr
day 20 Cole Parker. son ~ George
s Parker wealthy Anderson. Ind
banker and politician. Tho mar
.iaEe took place AZ the home of !.
B Walk. the brides grandfather
Today the young couple started on
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
.S50,032 BALES OF
COTTON GINNED
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-A re.
port by the United States depart
ment Of commerce today shows S50.-
032 bales Of cotton Ginned from the
1916 crop prior tn Sept. I. as against
4G3.SS2 for 1915. 4S02i7 FOR l9i4.
and 799 oaa for 1913
The number of round bales I'm.
cludcd was 26,335. as against s.9i7
for 1915 Sea Island bales ginned
total i63l bales. as against 2.0s7
for last year, Las for 1914, and A3G
for 1918.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

SOFIA, Sept. s.--Bulgarian ana
German forces have occupied the
Rumanian towns OF Dobsie. Balchik,
Cavarna and Kaliakpa, 1t was ON
cially announced TODAY.
II Is admitted that the Rumanians
have occupied the Hungarian town
Of Orsova.
Teutonic gunners are shelling the
railway station at Turnu SEVERN.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
t,.T YOURS TO-DAY

Tickets and reservations for weok
cnd cSeuiaipr tu Ruralo and tns
Fails. vip H. a. - uue neat Satur.
day. should 10, secured lu advance
Str Citv 90 Drtrni. ~ makes tht
trip. ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
Counter Attacks On
SOmme Smashed By
French
THREE BRITISH
SHIPS ARE SUNK
Another Big Allied
Drive In France
Looked For
BY UNITED PRESS.

lONCON, Sept. 8.--Artlllery.
ing southeast Of Ginchy consti.
tuted the only activity on the
British Somme front last night,
Gen. Haig reported today. At
Richebourg-La-voue, the erltish
raided enemy trenches, infIict-
ing severe casualties.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

LONDON, Sept. ga Huchars
est dispatch to the Times today
reported that the Rumanisns
have occupied orsova, At the
lion gate" 70 Hungary. The
occupation Of Orsova has been
reported from several sources
recently, but the reports thus
far have not oe.n confirmed By
the Rumanian war office. n
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

The Tagus displaced 5,5Se
tons and was 41o feet long. She
was built in 1899, and was reoIs-
tered at London.
The Hardwood displaced g.,
1o2 tons and was registered at
MiddIesborouqh.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

BERLIN, Sept. s.--The Germa1oI
have lost trench sections to tno
French in fighting south OF the
Somme, west of Berry and also
northeast Of Souville, on the verdunf
front. it was officially admitted this
afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

BERLIN. Sept S.--Russian and
Rumanian troops have boon driven
Continued on Page TweIve)
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
Etkton Wins pennant

BAD AXE. Mich, Sept. s-Elkton
won the pennant. in the Huron Coun.
~ league, here Yesterday, defeating
Port Hope In an uphill game.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
BY UNITED PRESS.

LONDON, Sept. 8.--The Ellen.
man liner Tagus has been sunk.
The British steamer Haxeivwood
was sunk of Yarmouth. Ole
patches reported that all the
crew OF the steamer Strathoy,
another victim. have been saved.
Thirty-four were landed In the
first boat and other survivors
were brought In later. =
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

Printing-thc plain neat kInd-that
IL rigbt--TimeS job Dcpt.-MHin 452O.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

PrIntinE-the pInln neat ktrd-thnt
IN riEbt-Timcs job ncpt.-Nain f520.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

PrintinE--thr plain neat kiod---thnt
IL riEh;---Iintcs fGh prpt.--Naln t52O
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

rrintlnr--th~ pIaiu neat kInd-thrt
q riGh'--Ttmc- Joh Dcpt.-Nnln t52n
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
Elaborate Sunday Dinner

g 80 20 $40 o. m. SI25. Hotel
Griswold.-- Advertisement
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
THE ONLY ONE

The n q e w0ek-cnd excursion 20
Buffalo and tho Falls. SATURDAY.. sept.
q ia tho last one Of the s-a~on. JUST
-" ''"h' tir'A cor . marty Get YOUR
friends together and vv-Adv
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08

Printing-the plain neat kIud--thnt
IL right-TImes Job Dept.-Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
FINEST MONDAY LUNCH

IN Detroit 20 cents. Hotel Grtsw"ld
Advertisement
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Hub Lett Her
By Altman

Florence Cathcart, a bride OF
Feb. IL, 1914. filed suit for a
divorce from Joe Cathcart today
in the superior court. She claim
ed he grew restless few months
bach and departed. failing to tell
his wife where he was going.
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300 ACRES
LEGAL NOTICES.

| and this ordinance shall take effec'
lfnlne diately after publication.
Passed March 1, 1916.
A. V. FAWCETT,
Mayor.
Attest: w. ID. NICKEUS,
City Clerk.
March 2. 1916.
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Boys!Boys!
EARN MONEY AFTER
SCHOOL

The Tacoma Times
needs a few live boys to
sell papers on downtown
corners. It's an easy and
sure way for O boy to
make spending money.
Some corners pay from
fifty cents to two dol.
lars O dayi You will
make so per cent profit
on every paper you sell.
Come down tomorrow
night. See the whole
ssler 1t The Times Of
flee. eth and Commerce
Streets.
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RENT-FARNIS

FOR RENT-SiX acres. 4-room
house, barn and outbuiidings
with fruit and berries; n mile
north of Griffin Spur, Puyallup old
line.
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ORDINANCE NO. sa2i,-AN ORDI-
NANCE ,appropriating. s3.31s.77
from the several funds OF the city
of Tacoma. to pay oblig atoms au-
dited and adjusted by the City Con-
troller, and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. the City Controlled,
by his report to this Council of
March LIST, 1916, reported claims
against the city of Tacoma, in the
sum of s3.31s.77 as having been
audited and adjusted by him. NOW,
THEREFORE,,
RE 1T ORDAINED BY THE cITg
OF TACOMA:
Section /. That claims against
the City of Tacoma. In the sum of
s3.31s.T audited and adjusted by
the City Controller February 2sth.
1916. be allowed and paid.
Section 2. That to pay said
claims there be anc Is hereby. APP
propriated from tive several funds
Of the City OF Tacoma, the foll5w-
ing sums to-wi.-
From the General Fund 81, 434.4s
From the Dock Dept Fund $3.50
From the Light Fund -. 1.212.3s
From the. Water Fund 49,. 635.6s
Total ........ ss,sie.77
Section 5. An emergency exists
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LEGAL NOTICES


LOCAL Improvement District No.
563.--Notice Is hereby given that
in pursuance of Ordinance No. 1856
of the city of Tacoma roll has
been placed I'm my hands for the
collection of the 5th annual INSTALL
meht OF the assessment levied for
the laying of certain water mains
hereinafter described, together with
the necessary gates, tees, crosses,
specials, hVdrants. and connections
with the present mains
\ sixteen G6) inch cast iron wa
ter main on South 18th Street from
C Street to the west side of city
Waterway, and from the east side
OF city Waterway To st. Paul Ave-
nue.
A sixteen O6) inch steel water
main across the City Waterway.
twelve Q2) inch cast iron wa
ter main on St Paul Avenue from
south llth street to Canal Street,
also from ST. Paul Avenue to Car
stems Packing House; also on
south 1lth street from the junction
of st. Pau Avenue and nth street
TO west side Of Puyallup Water
way. Also on South 18th Street
from the east side of Puyallup
Waterway about ESQ feet to connect
with the eight 90 inch pipe OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee q Puget Sound
Ky. Also on Canal Street from the
with South 18th street
TO connect with present twelve G2)
inch main on Canal street.
\ twelve G2) inch steel water
main across the Puyallup Water
way
Said assessment may be paid on
or before April End, 1916 but
II not paid on or before said dAte
added interest, penalty and costs
will attach.
CHAS. II. ATKINS.
City Treasurer.
March 2-9-16, 1918.
ORDINANCE No. 6S25.-An ordi.
nance to appropriate the sum of
Five Hundred Dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, from
the Water Fund, to pay half the
cost OF protection work at the bulk
head in the Puyallup River above
the Green River Gravity Water Sys-
TEN Bridge.
WHEREAS pursuant to ordi-
nance No. 500S bulkhead was here
tofore constructed in the Puyallup
River above the City's Green River
Gravity Water system Bridge by
the Joint action of the County of
Pierce and the City of Tacoma; and
VIII EREAS. said bulkhead Is now
In need of repair and the Board OF
county Commissioners of Pierce
county has undertaken the work of
making said repairs. with the un-
derstanding that the City of Tacoma
would pay half the cost thereof:
and
WHEREAS. said cost Is estimated
to be about One Thousand Dollars:
NOW, THEREFORE,.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
OF TACOMA:
Section 1. That the sum of $500.
or so much thereof as may be nee
essary to pay one-half the cost of
the repairs being made by the
County OF Pierce to the bulkhead In
the Puyallup River above the City's
Green River Gravity Water System
Bridge, be appropriated from the
Water Fund
Section 2. That whenever the
Commissioner of Light and Water
shalf he satisfied that said repair
work has been completed and shall
receive from the County of Pierce
a properly authenticated bill for
one-half the cost of said work, he
shall certify the same for payment
to the City Controller, and the
proper officers shall thereupon issue
to the County of Pierce a warrant
on the. Water Fund In payment
thereof
Passed Mar. I. 1915
A. V. FAWCETT,
Mayor.
ftffv CLARK
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100 ACRES

Good land partly balance
ing implements VIII consider
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Firstclas
Will consider
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60 ACRES


school neighors
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
REGISTRATION BOOKS CLOSE
MARCH IA, 1916.
The books for the registration of
voters for the General Municipal
Elections to be held on the 4th and
18th of April. 1916, win close at
midnight on March II, 1915.
w. ID. NIcKEUS,
City Clerk.
March 2, 3 4. 9. 7, s, .. 10. IL. Is,
1915.
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AUCTION SALE

OF AN UNUSUAL LOT OF FINE
GOODS, FRIDAY. MARCH BIRD, AT
1890 A, NJ. AT OUR SALESROOM,
102 SOUTH 18TH STREET. AS
FOLLOWS:
MAHOGANY DRESSER. VERY
FINE FRENCH MAHOGANY
DRESSING TABLE AND CHAIR
NICELY CARVED, VERY HAND
SOME HEAVY BRASS BED, IN
C Il DING MATTRESS AND
SPRING; ROTARY WHITE SEW
ING MACHINE. USED TWO
WEEKS, COST $s5: GOLDEN OAK
DINING ROOM SET CONSISTING
OF BUFFET, CHINA CLOSET,
ROUND PEDESTAL TABLE AND
3 CHAIRS; 2 VERY NICE GOLDEN
OAK LIBRARY TABLES. OAK
BED DAVENPORT. IMITATION
HAIR CLOTH; MORRIS CHAIR,
MAPLE AND OAK DRESSERS,
HONG KONG ROCKER AND
CHAIR, z 9x12 RUGS, ALL IN GOOD
CONDITION; ELECTRIC READ
ING LAMPS: ELECTRIC COOKING
PLATE; ELECTRIC HAT HANGER.
CHEFFONIER. CENTER TABLES,
PEERLESS 6-HOLE POLISHED
TOP STEEL RANGE. McDOUGAL
OAK CABINET, A SELECT LOT OF
JARED FRUIT, CONGOLE UAI
RUGS, AND OTHER MERCHAN-
WIN. FITZ-HENRY
ATTCTInNLER
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FURNISHED ROOMS


FOR RENT furnished rooms,
plano. desk and phone, cheap
rent ~ vs~hs --s-fw A-a Times
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40 ACRES

Fine of a buildings;
VIII consider
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Two ladies' white, and
brown mixed coats. size 3S. AL
most new. Main CESS.
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
60 ACRES

s5so @: viii s' trade s5$s
100 ACRES
s%$s ', ss s,:; :;:; i'sSs 4sF
60 ACRES
fs a. |.
ns'
40 ACRES
Ss ed Il;
80 ACRES
ms @ iii 5sS! @ ::
Al ACRES
:a s r. eft! Ss$s! :. Ell
90 ACRES
good S s GSS Sa 'ps fnS s p
This place is free and clear Price is $1,000
so ACRES
s sss% 49, Ss'sns %
60 ACRES
all me the oa 9aS C has o s e Ss Of Seasy S ~
the n '' must ~
40 ACRES
the very Ses U SON. almost eS Ssn and op sp9g
'S's @ t 'ssGS 'ss%S
80 ACRES
S; e. s;s'
s Price '''0' con-
10 ACRES
s IT. e.; % 's
"a ACRES
Most all in cu,tyaton fair set of buildings the
head cattle, horse
$500 cash, balance mortgage back
300 ACRES
45 head of cattle, n
trade
HOIST e PHILLIPS co.
3056-7-s
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Al ACRES

one half in cultivation SOIL
pc
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RABBITS for sale, good breedinl
60 s'i I M Sasso sii-j. '-''
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VICTOR monograph and Is records
IS. Phone Main 6679 between
9 a. m. and d. IN.
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90 ACRES

acres in cultivation old buildings: well lake
good soil free of incumbrance. VIII consider 70
This place is free and clear. Price is $1,000.
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80 ACRES

Upland and the best of soil; buildings
chard; 25 in CIVILIZATIONS; ocaton
implements good city prop
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60 ACRES

Near Buckley the place has the best of heavy
all in cultivation good close school neigboi
the land has been in hops. Price $500 per
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so ACRES

Most all in cultivation,
ings good location Will consider $4,000
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AGENTS

SOLICITOR wanted for mail sub
scr1ptton work. Good PROPOSE
ton. References necessary. Com
mission proposition. r. @. Smith.
The Times. Tacoma. Wash.
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Observation-Disclosures

~.>><~>>~>s>rs>~-@~-~~~~~S >~~~~~~~~~~>>~~~.~o
FOR RENT--Fancy costumes. Of:
North 6th. Main 1868.
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ORDINANCE NO. 6s2s.-AN ORDT-
NANCE to exclude. Blocks 207,
eos. 407 and foS. New Tacoma, from
the fire limits as described in Or
dinance No. 1851.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THF. CITY
or TACOMA:
Section 1. That Blocks e0T, eos.
40I and i0s New Tacoma, be and
they are hereby excluded from. the
fire limits of the City OF Tacoma as
described In Ordinance No. 4151.
Passed March l. 19l6.
A. V. FAwCETT.
Mayor.
Attest: w. ID. NICK EUS
Clerk.
March .. 1919
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-02

@. o. LYNN CO.. Funeral Directors,
$40 Tacoma av. Main 774s.
BUCISLEY-KIN0 CO.--Professio nai
Funeral Directors. 1864 st.
Helens. Phone Main ala
Cassidy ALLEN - MCDONNELL
CO.--Funeral, directors. 111e So
18th, Main 1851.
SO. TACOMA FUNERAL PARLonS.
B433 Union av. Main 1889. Geo.
w. Piper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-02

Fish Boat for Sale
Capacity II tons. gas engine "a
h. p. net. and full equipment, in
first class order. Terms
Four-room cottage, Ia lots, on
9th av., 5000 on easy terms.
Phoenix & Shield
Ais Bankers Trust. Main 7947.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-12
VIII SONS POLICY
CAUSED U-53 RAID
COZ. RoOsMA Eli DECLARES
TINT "oSTRICM ELOoTTlUN-
AIRY" STAND on PRES
IDENT BROUGHT Plum
GER ATTACKS.

New York CITY The day Of lhe
observation-disclosures policy for tho
Tinted States has passed" Colonel
I. o-ey asserted he tatenl
published here today.
Boat raids off the coast of New
England Roosevelt charged wore
the direct result OF Wilson'S submits
sive policy toward the nations al war
in regards to the rights OF neutrals
Inc boldness of the Germans in
sending Submarine to waylay ship
ring on the American coast was tie
elimination, he said, of European
contempt for the United States.