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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-07
new YORK TRANSIT
STRIKE IN PROGRESS

The union leaders are demanding
abrogation OF the so called master
and servant" contracts binding en-
ployes not to ask wage Increase for
two years II is claimed that 5000
men walked out Traction officials
quit. With the aid of strikebreakers
the company is maintaining normal
schedules
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GREEK TROOPS
SEIZE FORTS

(By AssociatedsP sPressD
SALONIKI, Sept. 7--Col Christie
douIos, with the Greek garrison at
Seres, As miles northeast of Saloniki.
succeeded in making his way to the
seaport of Kavala, in the Aegean sea,
where he is reported to have seized
two forts despite the opposition OF
occupying Bulgarian troops.
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crat, furnished the excitement of the
days debate in an interchange which
looked for a few minutes as II 1t
might result in a personal encounter
Senator Curtis argued that such a
measure passed when campaign Is
half over might work unfairly against
men who have already spent the
stipulated amount. He advocated a
more stringent law than that pro
posed and one that would particularly
restrict the use of the congressional
frank to prevent senators of repre-
fC0ufil ned on Page ~
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ny Associated Press.)

ny Associated rreSs.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept THE
California Railroad commission fixed
valuation of $6,32S,000 on the cleo
tric distributing system Of the South
ern California Edison company in Los
Angeles in connection with its in
tended purchaee by the city of Los
Angeles. The company contended the
property plus severance damages was
worth S2l,S90.O66. while the munich.
pality set a value of $3,473,803.
The decision is the first of its kind
rendered in the United States by a
public service commission and sets a
precedent in regard to the fixation OF
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tBy Associated PressJ

tBy Associated Press.)
PETROGRAD, Sept. IAN official
report states that Russians are bonn
harding Halicz, in Galicia, so miles
southwest of Lemberg, which Is burn
ing. The Russians have occupied the
railway lines between Halicz and
Semikovitze and Wodniki. which II
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SIX BANDITS
STOP EXPRESS

(By Associated Pressb
DOUGLAS, Ariz., Sept. 7.-Posses
trailed the six bandits who last night
unsuccessfully attempted to rob the
express car ON the Golden State
limited, at Apache Siding, 40 miles
east of here. They continued the
chase toward the Rugged mountains,
north of Apache. None of the pas.
sengers was molested.
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mile Of TRENCHES
| TAKEN BY FRENCH

NbN aAhoctuieu frrrr'g
PARIS, Sept. THE French cap
tured German first line trenches on a
one mile sector of the Verdun front.
A breach in the German line was
effected on the front northeast OF
verdun between the Vaux Chapitre
region and Chenois. They took three
hundred prisoners, A German efforr
to dlslodge the French from tht
Hospital farm was unsuccessful ant
the assaults we're repulsed with heav.
losses
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GAS REDUCTION BRINGS
JOY TO MOTORISTS
. CBy Associated Press)

. my Associated Press)
. NEW YORK, Sept 7.--Another =
= reduction of one cent gallon in =
. the price of gasoline, making the .
. Wholesale price now 22 cents =
= gallon, was announced by the =
. Standard Oil company. =
. . . . Q . . . . . = = = .
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,By Associated Pres.J

NEW YORK, Sept, IA strike was
inaugurated this morning on all sub
way, elevated and surface lines OF
the Interborough Rapid Transit com
pany. To noon the city appeared
only slightly affected. Throughout
the districts affected little disorder
is reported. although in Harlem and
ON the east side there were few
minor disturbances.
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CHICAGO, Sept This afternoon
Ford brought suit for $1.O00,000
against the Chicago Tribune, which
he charges editorially called him an
anarchist"
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AFFORD To
GIVE Up ARBITRATION

settlement of Industrial disputes was
but "anethsr step from tina ahdica.
ton Of government itself" He 1aid
he was for the arbitration of indus
trial disputes and that 1t was in the
interest of labor, which labor cannot
afford to surrender.
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HIGHER PENSIONS
/ FOR AGED VETERANS
lar A..oclniee Press.l

tBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON Sept. IA bill
giving widows of officers and enlisted
men serving in the civil and the
Mexican 1912 wars reaching the age
OF 70 with pensions of 500 a month
instead of the present s12. passed the
Senate today.
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FAMOUS CRUISER BOSTON
CONDEMNED FOR JUNK
tBy Associated Press.)

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. THE
United States cruiser Boston. of the
famous white squadron at Manila, is
to be taken from Portland to the
Bremerton navy yard and sold for
Junk.
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DEATH OF FIRST VICTIM
OF THE RINGSIDE CRASH


COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. T.
Albert A. Nostrum. Of Colorado City.
died of injuries sustained when a
portion of the bleacher seats col
lapsed Monday at the Welsh White
fight. At local hospitals II was said
that all of the remaining injured will
probably recover.
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WIFE CHARGED
WITH Ux0R|C|DE
my Associated Press.'

tBy Associated Prcss.p
CHICAGO, Sept. u Mrs. Iva
Barnes was ordered held for the
grand jury without bail today on a
charge of murder by jury at the
coroner~ inquest over the body Of
her husband, James r. Barnes, whose
suit for divorce against his wife was
to be tried today.
| Mrs. Barnes told the police she
shot her husband because he at
tempted to choke her.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-07

WILLIAM It. CUDDY returned on
NO. "a this morning after attending
tns Republican convention at Reno.
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II you want the telegraph and local
news-try the Bonanza.
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tBy Associated Press.)
HAMPTON BEACH, N. H.. Sept. Z.
Hughes. in his address here. referred
to the Adamson law mot as an eight
hour day law. but wage law" He
declared the failure OF a peaceful
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tBy Associated Press.)
BERLIN, Sept. AFTER heavy
fighting with Russians in the sector
southeast of Lemberg. in eastern
Galicia, the Germans retreated to the
sector between the Zlota-Lipa and
Dneister rivers.
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VICTORY AND
KEEN DEFEAT


tBy Associated Press.)
BUCHAREST, Sept. 7.-Rumanians
have occupied Gyergyo-Ditro-Orsova
pass, on the north and northwest
frontier OF Rumania. Important am
munition stores were captured from
the Australians.
tby Associated Press.b
BERLIN, Sept. y More than 2o,oou
Rumanians were captured when Bul
garian-German troops captured the
kumanian fortress OF Turtukai. Ovel
loo guns we're also taken.
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D. ]. FITZGERALD is back from
Reno.
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HALICz IN FLAMES
GERMANS CUT orr
key to Lemberg Almost In Pos
session of Russians, After
Heavy BOmbdrdment

is believed will cut off the retreat OF
the German army.
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THE WEATHER

Generally Fair Tonight and Friday
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Ganftss aaPttsl.
QtebIte NrGnael

HEA+AN UANAOht
Bun fhpimms i'd ouf bobsr Gee,
uH0 ieoe umbrtbung Der Gdiffs'
ldraubs trdgt MID ipsiter fort bon
tuh unb Der 0simat, nsiisH. fsrnen
3ielsn enigcesH. Oft III mir bstIom'
men Sumute - hi, 8uiunft ltsst i'm
unqepiHsn Dunit! Dor mir - mos
pit0 re brinasn2 Dirb ost btimat'
IoTe Sutfiber als Gisgsr OurAs 8lel
esben ootr tn Der Grsmbs D.rtOm'
men2
Mber To min nift Hagen - isb,t
mub ots Supps a~usIoIfelu. bic sr iit
einbrOdt. NIiO fort NIT alien triibtH
Geoanttn! Sh ntrfpruh BIT bstm
abf6ttb, Beri9t 5u srItatttn iibeE
metns GrIebniFt, unb oa bns 2eben
on Bpro 10 mands unausgefiiQt'
6iuuoe BAT, berpIuubsrt Id lie ON
IiebIien NIT Dir, rnIiu Iisbes, oItsi
W1dbsl. SO BIN sipar etH IbIs1tsl
@rteHHrsibsr uub fam MIR baS tris'
hsrasbsR, mas mtr strabe our4 Den
Sinn sebt - lraus. uHeeItHt, Dtss
sbeH aus ungeiibtsr Gsser tommt.
Nber mas mir 3srs uHo SinH be-
Deat, mas an GtH6radsH, Grlebnif'
Zen, WenShsu nnb nHiesbung an Httt
porilber aeht, min th In 0iefsn 1Idts
tern ~HitberIegsn.
Roh Der 1~bgsbsbteH, urbeitsrsiHsn
3sit In 6umburs III mir Der Gufent'
boIt auF Gee cine tpunberpcls Grbc'
lung. 0u peibt, i'd babe bon iebei
bas Weer qsIiebt - eiesutli6 bdttI
i'd sur Teartne ssbsn lolen. Wt.
sBfIi4 if Der Bid in ufsrIoie Met'
ten - DdTsr uno 6tmmsI. 10 med
bds Quee rei9t! Sin Gsfihl ben
Srsthett, bes 2~Ossel0Risius allsr CT.
benI4nere ibertpmnlt mid, tpenn i'd
an Der ReeIins Fsbs, Der berbe. faIsig,
RprbneIt mir ins GeIitt blGF una
LID IN bas Eonsnbt, brDbeInbe Mailer
blide, ben Stfmmsn Iduf9e, Die nuE
ouutlen Sisfsn gu mir bsrauF tonen.
3tIGsnb, qurgslno ipriBeu bic Mtlsr
eegsu ben Bug Oss S9iffes, umFan'
gen Isinsn gstpaIt9sn aeib nit Idmsi'
helnoen peibtn 4rHen, reden iIh
empOr - ebben surid -, In spia
nehleTnosm Gpiel.
StuubsnIang fam i'd ben nilben
aieoern lauI1en, bic Dino unb glssr
fnesu, ben fartsn gulsi9ing Del
See fablen i'm Isiisn 3ittsrn osr
@6iffsplnntea. GO 1T Elm bsrrtides.
ltol8ss S6iff. unitr .grin3 aubpig'
= e tpuros oud Dir gsfalen, Jrdu'
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mile fin0et man Ii9 Istdt 5ursht. ID
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iDaT6e4ier Entertainer fibrti
mid eIei6 aberan umbsr, ma6tI
mid NIT sinigsn isiner 2nnbaleut'
betannt unb nabm iia msinsr IN isbel
meiIe freun0Ii6 an.
C5ortfssung foIgt)
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gdtiames Grl,bnis.
SGpstne, bic fa Uieber jung selaiGfeH
haffen.

hatien.
Gin Ieltfames ErIebuis, 6ds dIers
binas feiues 9e6eimniFes mOgIi6er'
fDetIe an 3uItdRbiger Siele enttleiOsi
tueroen tDtrb, Bat bic 8sidBuns zines
i'm Rieler 6afen liegenbsn 9anOsls'
f4iffes erIebt. lin Der Rrrihsnoen
G6peinsfleiid annppeit sntg9sn.
auorbeiten, bate bic Sniffsberpals
tung feiner3eit Orei onisbnli6e GsrteI
ertDorben, nm Ie NIT ben rsidlideH
5diffsobfGlsn 5u nditsn. Dd ons
ldnoipirtinaftlide @eiddTt in6sHen
an 8orb ~unbequenl purbe, sob man
bic I'M dbrigsu FG gang gut duffibs
renoen 8%Orftentiere BEL elmer In Der
Rahe bes 6ofens auf etnen Gortsns
arunbfud ipobnsnben Drnu in Gen.
fiun, Der man bic tdsIihsn ftbr rsth'
Ii9en 5atffsdbfdne lieferte.
Dos mar Dor bret MDnoten. %
nit Der an Der nisler i50rbe pl0sIiG
einaetrefenen fdIiersn Dtttsrung on
8orb Der Qppttit duf sinsn fnftissu
Brnten merilih angsnnEim mar,
nan aud bic Gnlo9tfdhgtsit BEL
Etere rtunrnshr rornnsitstn burftt,
ldnote Der 59iffsftab etne 4borb,
nuna an Ganb, um ben GGneinsbe.
fonb All biIHtgen. aeiber obHe at.
fols; Bonn biz 9tnFonsmuttsr erildr'
te, 6dB tire pisrbeinpen 53DgIiHge eben
fnIiefm unb ntGt i'm 5Hlof qtft0ri
fDerbtn oirffen. pa Der Gttndna
iiber bic @t9timntFs Der G4rsine.
3unt but5ntose Hidt nttr h BEN
MoBe orteniitrt 1T ME aur 93eit ben
erSBtn Geselfhiffs uHo thrtr iusfttn
MeiGen, Fh aud oaf Drii6eIeten Hbti
3fn1e, bk er Mat tennt, ieltsH elm.
@st, 10 isbrts bic ab0rbnuHg gut.
SIan64 an 9ora i6rss EGtffes Ju'
rid.
Bert tDnrSe man iebs4 mittIsra
Bsils angsoHfsis rub sntfan6tt BALI
aarauF siuA s~fusiIel 8egutadter, bt
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3isrs in BADEN sS~afiaRse ausatrefs
fen, aber bon eittr gaHa unsrigartes
ten nestrr0f6aag Hidt SsriAeHi
5n sh4 teHb 81 nGEdt4
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Nm Der Retlius rdbls F@ aopi
an aopi, 3ii9u wsbisn, iicl5 Hat
ferlsn bic bsuiiGt un0 bic 9rsmsy
Jlaags I'M fril9tH WsIhpiub 9isT
unb BORT i9allis da lsbiss abiaitDs.
mort bsribtr, bic Sdiiisiopsas bob
bic blibsnoen Snftrumenie. Sn BEN
tiibleH SommsrmorgsH petllang cis
pebmiti9t. otts WtiIs;
.Mub | bsRn muB I 0snu
Bum GiGbtlt binaus-
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SeimhStttu.

Golpine Snbioner Hrierbniion.
@oibingtSm often iiir g%ciieOclnne.
3iebnna ouI ~. SuIi. ncber 800
900 6riimt, 5arm. nno DARN
0olitdn0iac cinaeteilte aartC
NIB gcihreibuna 800 bel Nnd'
JabIuue. SolOoten, Scclelttc (oOeI
ocren Mitmcn) bonn BiIrgcr. oOct
fpnnilden aricgc f6Rnen ii6 6ei'n
aaentcn cintragcn Shrcibt uls ur
6ormuInre. oic mir frei liefern
5mitb & WicGred. 8inncr 100
eoeIe gIOa., Spofonc. 8dib.
7.l6.lf
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qnto Nepair G60p

Raft Der ertrdrieien fhIdGtfdbigtr
Mnhf9r.ine orst sipnr nitOliHs, abr
BON ibre gsrfrsnbnng in bel
EHtHsfombiI. nod MlOnate tDst
rtftrnts 8oriientiere Dor. Die oa
frau Isinsr5eit hbsrDieisnsn Tier
rdrsn nidt ALIEN ni6t ansstDadiei
trss ausr Iaitigen G4iTssrsesr, fen
sera im ggsntti. 5uIommsHgs
I4rumpft. 5te buitsn fi6 Damals
as bic abstbnung 3ur Bei4tienne
sintsaf ufisHbm jung stf4Iafsn BitL'
lei9t taHn bic psniiensmuitsr, oi'
TN auffaGsnS udrubiges wsTen sti
5deu trus, inosFsr aud cine anotre
~Iuirtffeueer. GrtldruHs sss Numbers
aihen
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Bud Ir. ., nie mten gseigt, emf.
Edit anpeiiungen unb nelcitr Weu.
iter fir gebdteIte Ginfdse uno SRI
ten. AbbiIouugen fInr mo oeutIih,
unb ieoer GoOen lit 5u ieben. sic
f6nnen ntd)t feblgeheH in auFerti.
grna 6icler eeihmafboflen Spiseu
mo GinI1Be. ME man iie aebrauhi
fir anifeutiider, 9orb6nge, 9ed.
den uno sSods. Seoes Bud 1T fix
fh Elm @on6es. un0 fem Mniter
smeimo[ entbnlten aeine Grna
ioGte obne Oicie Bidder fem.
9n heIteGen al II Gts. pro gna
burh Omaha Ert5iiie, 1911 Scrorh
Ctr, Omaha.
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.H(asGlbierte An6cigen

p%aus6dlterin uScr Stite Der
9ansfroH ~ @cbilecte ocutIdc Ia
me i'm mitilcrcn alter. iudt Stel'
Iutg ale 4alsbalterin oocr StllBe
Der &ollsiron IN einer gutrn ia
.milic. anHn ale @%nusnrbeiten mo
peritebt eitcn bciiercn 0ntshult 81
hIbren. aor5ialihc @mpicblumaen,
.ytur cine quite 5tclliua iiioet ges
riidii6tianna mo miro Der redltc
Flat bobcrem 9obn norge5ogcn.
Ncecn peiterer austnit oOreiiiere
man: s.. Omaha Gribimc. Il
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pan0eIbiIher

Suite gelobrtngenbe Manbelbtl.
Der . 3beeter tn beltiten uno bob
mliden eefalftdten. fiir $500 biz
$4,000, @eidait iDer nie better.
shreibt Jest. Gmabn 9bentre
SupplB 60, 9iEmer g mnb 4 @dtrb
9l0e II. nno Douglas Str.
omaha. asb. A-30sIG
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10 Qhno brs better 35caaiiees
ber Qodcfpoit iiir $2.75. Dopeg
Coffee gtarlti 1911 2cdoerliporfe
ctr, Cmnhd Rebr. 2,O,lf
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unterbGlt gaadnittags un6 a6eno.
aurie in engliid. 2eielL 96rci.
ben uro @udJtobieret @Lenentar.
Iebre rno @ralnmotit ueroen ge.
lebrt.
gladmittogsidule Is Gage in Der
8ohe) $500 pro Monat.
glbenoihule (uiontag, 9tittnoh
Greitog) $3.50 Der Ntonat.
@ei @rInngltrg Der erIten uno
Sipeiten 8i%irgerpapiere miro uncnt.
geltlih Hdt erteilt. 8remoe tueroen
in jeoer moglideH 8eiie miterItiist.
II. II. 6arnCb Ctr. Sci. SDler 1000.
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8erbtn Sic - 6icIcs Sabr bruelt?
2aiien Sic mid 5blen belfeu, Die
gl1ne uno Soften Sores neilm
Seimes ousplarbeitcn. ylat ii Fl.
rton3ieaer Angele9eubeit. aitsnaDl
in qlten g~nupldben. Sobu 6appe,
204 areIiue BOG. gougl 1928.
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Nnnfmrinr WlaLdlnn.M,rIhatlt

0lIaHtr Nrbs. NiadiHe NorIe.
Shpere M%eparoturen an gampi.
mio @aloliu. MoIhinen urb aIler
Wloidincrie 1eIepboniert Douglas
3226, NIB unier Auto ipridt Dor.
2002 ginton Ctr. 5.i6d7
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GritSemsrihtrr
G[cftriiMes
sir plattieren nn6 policren

ale arten getten, 4onoelaber,
qeufter uin. Wir plattieren uni
polieren nud bic gIdrBenoen auto.
mobiIteile electro Bloting so.
1918 Gooqe Ctr. Eelepbon: 3plei
732 Il
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Cmoba 7ref club,

Domen.qlcibcr oereinigt $l6O
Scrrcn.anBiiac acreiHiat .... Si5O
@ir sobIen padctporto iiir 8iid.
Icn6lma S6reibcu Gle ipcgcn
poaItdnbiarr QrcisIiIte ODER te.
Irpbonleren Ell q. $500, llnIerc
@oaen Iieicrn iibcron IN Grnnbo
ob. 2225 6uming Ctr. 3.27.i7
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IS be5dhIt i'd III ben .aIdi.
HlisierteH anseigen@ Der Tribune ~
arulanGleregL
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0arnt.E ucsiaIiH,
Citeopat6ii6je aerste.


Soiepbine armitrong. 6t5 Bee big
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Scandinavian

ReauIdrer greis .$4.00
8ir perieuoen obiaen auftrng,
GrpreB bon ms be3dblt, gum Spe-
sialbreis BON $2.75.
Smith G. Sehler,
420 SHS 10. Strafe, omaha, @e6.
8ir ftub nit geringem Rrnfit
a%ufrieoen. 6-t7-t6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-05
NO JURY FOR
JORDAN TRIAL

Council for Cecil Jordan, who
is facing trial on an habitual Grim
inal charge. exhausted the list OF
peremptorY. challenges today in
drawing a jury to hear the case.
The court excused six others.
The difficulty in choosing the
jury was brought about by the
fact that both Earl and Cecil Jor-
dan were found guilty by juries
drawn from this months panel
Many of those drawn today had
sat on one of the other cases.
Deputy Prosecutor Selden be-
lieved the jury would easily be
completed today and some testi.
mony would be taken. The state
will attempt to show that Jordan
has been conviction of three felo-
MES, which, under the law OF the
state, makes him an habitual Grim
inal. lie may face life sentence
in the state penitentiary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re-
ceived at the office of the Com
missioner of Public Works, City
Hall. City of Tacoma, between the
hours of ~ NJ. and 2 p. M. on the
9th day of June, 1916, for furnish
ing labor and material for putting
down concrete pavement in alley
between Grant and Ainsworth Ave-
nues. from South 9th Street to
South 18th Street, In Local Improve
ment District No. 40S7 according to
plan~ and specified lions on file in
the office of the Commissioner of
Public Works.
Amount of bond required will be
the same as contract price.
Proposals must pe made on print
ed form furnished by said Commits
sioner and accompanied by certified
check for FIVE per cent. of the
amount of proposal, made payable
to the order of the Clerk of the
Commissioners of Public Works.
Work to be commenced within
10 days after signing contract.
Work to be completed within 80
days after signing contract. but II
said work be not completed within
30 days after signing of contract.
said contract shall ecome void as
per specifications.
The successful bidder shall agree
to accept, at par, In payment of said
supplies and work, my md all OF
the bonds issued in pursuance of
Ordinance No. 6361. and shall have
no claim whatever on account there
of against the City of Tacoma ex-
cept solely upon such bonds and
solely from the special assessment
made and special fund by said ordi-
nance created.
The Commissioner reserves the
right to reject any and all of the
bids.
II. +. GRONEN,
Commissioner of Public Works.
lima 2E-G-T-o 1914
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-05
MEAT CO.
TO MEET
DEMANDS

Several japanese gardeners
near Fife, In the Puyallup valley,
are washing their vegetables,
which are brought daily to Taco.
ma for the markets, in polluted
and filthy water. according TO
Health Officer Montague today.
The health officer, with Milk
and Meat Inspector r. A. Button,
made a tour of valley ranches
and slaughter houses, inspecting
sanitary conditions.
1--WE warned them to cease the
practice, and IL they do not heed
the warning, they will he arrest
ed" declared DIR. Montague.
DR.. Montague declared that two
of three slaughter houses visited
today were in fairly good condi-
ton, so far as the sanitary hand
ling of meat was concerned.
THE third one was pretty bad,
but the owners promised to clean
up at once, and we will see that
they do"
The Tacoma Meat company,
which obtained a temporary in
junction last week against the
health department publishing any
reports derogatory to it. follow
ing an inspection by prs. Rich
and Montague, today advised the
health commission that it would
Immediately clean W its plant
and conform fully to the health
departments demands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-05
Chaplain for Woman's Party.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Thirteen
hundred suffrage delegates de-
scended upon candidates row
today and demanded immediate
an decisive action toward the sub
mission OF the federal equal suf-
frage amendment.
The women worked under spe-
cific instructions to get flat
yes" or mo" answer. No eva
sions would be allowed.
Senator Weeks fatty rejected
the women, and Immediately
went on the party's blacklist.
How will the 4,273,000 voting
women of the United States cast
their ballots Nov. 4?
If some anxious presidential
candidate wants to know let him
ask the Woman's party. This non
political party is, according to
its leaders, going to send the
next president to the White
House.
The Woman's party, now fully
organized and launched on the
political seas today, expects to be
able to swing the woman vote to
that party which inserts in its
platform a plank advocating the
Susan b. Anthony amendment to
the national constitution.
I'VE do not want a mere
declaration of principle" says
Miss Doris Stevens of the Con-
gressional Union for Woman Suf-
frage.
I'VE want a definite statement
from the republican and pro-
gressive conventions and We want
it in the form of platform planks.
Republican party leaders have
been sphinx-like in their attitude
toward suffrage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-05
Charged With
Illegal Vote,
She Paints

When Genevievs Mcqueen
heard Attorney John Leo explain
to the superior court today it
would be necessary to introduce
a number of witnesses who had
committed a criminal offense in
voting illegally in a school cleo
ton, the strain proved to great for
her and she tainted.
Mrs. Mcqueen and six others
are accused of casting votes at a
recent election for school directors
at Elbe when they had no right
to vote. Three recently moved to
Pierce county, while four are not
even citizens of the country, it is
charged.
The cases in question are those
of Bertha Whitney against Maude
Morse and s. B. Sachs against G..
A. Baker. They are being tried
Jointly. The plaintiffs in both
cases alleges they would have
been elected had the ringer"
been kept out Of the election.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-05

Henry Bayard Mccoy, republic
can national committeeman from
Manila, has come across the
world to attend the G. o. p. con-
ventiOn and he comes with a mis-
sion.
During every minute Of the
convention the man from Manila
will work for platform plank that
demands perpetual control Of the
philippines by the United States"
big American business can do
big business with the Orient
thrca ugh Manila, and I'm no other
way" says Mccoy. Manila is the
n natural base of operations. We
want to hang on to 1t, or Japan
will build a power in the world
with which we will have to reck-
on some day."