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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
2sorlbrildig !!
Die slliirten ,uollem a6nig &pnitanti1
rnh @riedenlamb nit @etualt
nsl.r NaiiDm bringen!"

2onbon, a. Seq. 2pro 9fobert
Cecil, Der ensliide @linilter fir bas
&riegseeiperbe, sab bellte I'M Inter
banle bes Garlaments befaunt. oab
Bic ellslilde Nesieruns Sen &0nis
8onltantin llnb bie 9riedilde Me9iez
rlng fir Sic Gorsange in gtben am
uorisen Sreitag pera11tlportlid balte
unb lofprt i'm @inneritdnorlib nit Den
.iibrigen gntcnte,nadten Shritte lln%
ternebmen iperbe. Inn cine urabifale
Nenoerllns" Der 3ultdnoe in @rieben<
Lamb gu ersipingen. (llnb oies trpb bes
ausbriifliben @crlpre6ens bes Mbrniz
raIs b,1 Sournet, iih nit Ser .t0erausz
gabe ser feds @ebirgsbatterien slt be-
gnii9enl Soft itrafe gnslanol)
Die 8ube ,uiebcr bersciteit.
2onbpn, a. 9es. pier lit Sic
nahltebenbe. 9feuter'idc 2spelde aus
Mtben eingetroffen:
u9ie lebte gaabt perlief abIolut
rltbig. &ein @epnltaft ereignete lib
mebr. @eute bat Die StaDt lpieber ibz
ren altdsliden slnblid angcnpmmen. :"
.sluf 8efcbl bcs 9omn1anbanten
Ser Ntbener Garnilou iperoen alle 3iz
biliiten llnb 5olbateu, Die nidt i'm
9ienite iinb, entiuaffnct. Sic Ginld)ifz
f,ine Ser fran51lilden 2anbungstrup<
pen lit cine 6olse Der ginipillisung ser
9riediIhen Mesierllns, bie berlall9ten
ieds Bebirssbatterien lofort an so@
miral ou Sournet aus5ulieferen. Gin
Committee sriediider llno frans6liz
Ider Gffi5iere unterludt jeet bie llrlaz
den bes bluti9en3uian,menltobes slpi&
i1en griedilden unb alliirten Srlp~
pen AM persangcncn Steitaa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Sic elgliide ariie.
Grenticr asamitb erbalt ppm &Dnis Die
GrlanbniE snr Neubilhnng bes
&abinetts.

2onb o II, q. Seq. Sic politiihe
arilis in Gn9lanb lit afut sciporneu.
ErcmtcrntniIter Msquitb periud5te eez
|ltern Gbe,lb. ipie es beiBt auf Sen gatb
oes ariegsn,iniltcrs 2lppo George bin,
oen a0nia UNI belien 3uitintmlns CUR
gieubilbuns oes Miniltertums. Sic
Ibetreffenbe amtlide Melbung lautet:
uDlit Dem @eiidtsp1lntt Ser n1Dge
|lidlt fpirflmssbollen 8ortleBuns oes
arieses por slugen bat Ser 9re,nier
|beldloile'r Die 3ltl1tmnulng Seiner
Majeltat oes aoniss 5ur Neubilolns
Der Hcsicrung gu erbittcn."
&Dnisitde 3mitimmmmg ertbeilt.
2onbnn. a. Sea. 8ren,ierrniui@
tier Isqlitb tbeilte bellte Nadmittag
Dem ltnterbauie beg engliidcn Yarloz
ments NIT, oaB Ser aDnig inn Sic 3us
thinning 5llr 8corgaaiiatinn Scr 9ic-
9ieruns aeae6en bat. @r fiiste bin5u,
baB Die S'eubilbuns oes aabinetts uno
Ser lpnlfisen leitenoen 8esierllnssitelz
len teine raoifale aenoerllns Ser bon
Der en9liiden 9fesierllns ieit benl
&riegsausbrud)e perfolgten 9olitif
bringen perbe. Serr Msol1itf erIlld)te
oas 5alls barauf, iid biz gum 9pne
nerstagc gu pertaaen.
Ser Eren,ier iteatc es nidt in Mbz
rebc, baB er bereits bie gnHaiiunass
gelud)e aller @itglieber bes aabinetts
lin oanoen batte.
Ger &riessratb lit Der 3anfapfel.
2onbpn, A. 3es. Sic 2onboner
3eitungen gabcn ihrer Weiullng slus@
Orucf, baB Ser Hatb hes ariessmini@
tiers 2lopo George, cine gieubilblng
bes 8abinetts ror5lnebmen. Die Situz
aticn fiir Die apalitipns 9legicrung
gerettet bat. Sic 9lalbeu, baB es 4s<
quitb binnen lpenieen Stlmben selinz
gen tperbe. nit ieinen @pllesen cine
Serltanoisuns in 9c5us auf Den fiinfs
ttgen &riegsratb. ipeld)er Sen 3anfz
APPEL Der @erren biloet, berbei5ufHb@
ren. l1eber oielc fiinftise 3ulammen~
Iebuns bes ariegsratbes lallen lid) big
l1est rur &ermlltbllngen auslprehen.
gs lit iebpf) befannt, onB oer ariess<
miuiiter 2Ippb George unb ieine sln@
Danger in Ser, 8esieruns MIR cinen
gang fleinen, pielcii1t aus brei bis
|fiinf Wiitsliebern 5ulummenselebten
&rieasratb ipiinlden, lpelder sans al
lein lnb nDllis lii,abbdnsig npn &abiz
nett sic selammtc Sbcrleitrng oes
&riegcs iibernebmen lpll
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Ginc umilbc 0ate" fir bic bentidcm
&ricgsmittucm lmb @niicn.

g clp 0orf, 4. Seq. @enn 8ptz
Ihaftcr @eraro iicb mproen 5ur 8iifz
reile nah Berlin einihifft,. miro er
$4,000 mitnebmcn, ipelC)e auf leinen
oiesbe5iieiidseu appell lin fir oas
amerifanilhe Spilfseomll,ittee in
Geutiblauo gun, 8eiteu Ser BRIGGS
ipittlreu unb gSaiiell bin geiammelt
iporneu iinb. !9err Genrse Mcglelan,
Der @orlibcnbe ocsGomuittees. III bels
len Mamen 8ptihafter Geraro Ieinen
Nppeu crlailen bate, CAB bies bellte
bcfannt. Ser amerifaniicbc 9iplonat
miro oie @ertbeiluug Der Silfsselber
lelbit lcitcn. ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05

einc materielle &ataltropbe uno cine
muraliIde 9iieoerlasc fir sic Guteute.
Ser Selb5us inMumdl,ien benefit allfs
nene. oab Die 9cut1beu gtan5enoe mi@
litdriicbe Siibrer baben. Die oenienisen
Scr Alliirten peit iibcrleaeu iinb."
SIZE sa,i5e &ariler 9reiie ersebt Iih
in beitigcl1 slnariffen aui bie &ries@
fiibrllng Ser sllliirten uno bic gcnlur
lit niht i'm Stanbe. Sen Gh,rm su un%
terbriiden. Ser MilitaHhriftiteller
Gberlt NouIlct perlangt i'm .Nabical"
neue 6iibrer on allen Sronten ser gne
tcnte.
Stpd eim 2ub ams Jeinbesmunb.
81 ON, iibcr 2pnbpn, 4. 9es. Ser
Wmildnber vGprriere bella ,Scra" sibt
all. bab Gllmdnien perloren lit llnb
fiiat binsll: Ser @prmdrId Der bellte
lden llnb Diterreihild) : l,ngaril6en
Srllppen gebt 10 metbobilh lntb raId)
BON ltutten, ipie auf bem 1arabefelb.
Ser llcbersang ser slrmee @iadenIens
iibcr sic Sonau mar cine ser glauz
senSlten 2eiltunsen Ser mobernen
&riesstunlt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
II spDt ipuft bci anp Satteras.

81 em 9ort, 4. Seq. Gffi5ierc bes
seltcrn ppn iiibamerifanifhen 6dfen
bier einsetrpffcnen amerifnniId)en
Sunpfers .Grofton @all" bebaupten
nit alIer geltimmtbcit. am Daittlpod,
Den 90. Nppember. nn1 10::3O llhr
Mbenhs, 40 Meilen Dltlid) bon Sen ben
Sap '6atteras porselagerten 9iamono
Sboals elm Sallehbppt llnbefannter
Mationalitdt gelidtet 5lt bahen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
ulno MQer Mugen marten aui Gn0,"
9aS beiBt aMf ben SrdIoemten uno oett omgreH m,,o
oeren steumm8nabme sur @ebensmittelteuerrma.
Waan eruart aat ct bic Notwithstanding gsinfe
seampnna sia9unasm mit,uurters su aebcn

abr 1olt ni Die ibceeiIde 9su6r dcGon6e fir
Den baupidlpaen Sbe - Sen crge6entcr Qoans enocs e.
fretar 3cbfo 9bt icinen Gbe atid b6dio dt Sen 36z
Der ben aonareBbduier miro nngd 3 o6oprcre1
slrbeipenluns angl Barge ulIec 0cIeB<
ab auaaid lanser arbten nno i sci6nats
ferien 6e9nisen mien 2os amou glnoes ber~
gcrid3t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Gin glorrei> = sitg Madtniens!
Sat bic @MNem nno 3n,n 5. an oeu, sylui5e Qtraes
poui8 outs 0au4 e. sdblaeen.
)ie6nng oer oli&en Sorts bon 5utareit bat beaouueu
0nhen 8nmdcn pcrcrcn cem nmabu Qcaeueu
iber 5000 Gefangcme Geidbitc

ld ba Gngreen aus9utr ebcrprober ruider Sfstrpen
onntc Die @crbnben nigt nebr aubaln Naduns ncuter
Scg ermed Sfe Sen1anb tobc furdter~
tc 8dmp arpabn, Mororcnsc naarns ,1nb in Ser
SpbrlbIda 9e 9uen lcincu gpern suidaudrez
dcn I'M ben alnancn b glmbestreuc bcmcin aamppauie
Der g8etfrpnt baucrt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Nroi,er eiegcsjmbcl.

Mmlteroam, A. Seq. Cine 9e<
pe1de als 9erlil, beribtet, oab in Der
@eidsbanptltnbt oieSsadridt BON @a<
.denlens' giese am slrges eincn rieiigen
Subel ertpeit bat. 3ur Seier oteles
@iegcs Der nernten belltldcn Mrmee
prbnctc ser Aniier pcrl0nlld) an, ogb
bellte in gan5 8reubell llltb glldBz
aptbringen bie airdenglodcn gelautet
iperben lpllten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05

Ct. PETERSBURG. iiber 2on=
Don, 4. Sea. Ser neue rllIlilde Miniz
.iterpraiioent General Srepoff n1adte
Ibeutc befannt, baB gnglano unb
Sranfrei& 9inBIanS fiir Ben Sall oes
Sieses Der atliirten Sen 8elib bon
aonltantinopel lno Ben 9urbaneflen
bcrlprpd)en ba6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
gsiebcr elm ,,serbeuiica~ !.

9aris, a. Seq. 9ead bem beltiz
|9cn 8cri6tc bes frans0lilden ariessS
an,tes baben Die serbcn 9eitcrn eiucn
@iigel n0rblib bon @ruril6tc an Ser
1na5eoDnilden Sront erpbert. GdeMelz
onng lalltet:
Sin ciner Stelle Ditlid bon ser
G5erna baben Die scrben am 3. 9ez
5embcr cincn 6ilsel n0rblid bon @ruz
|nild)tc crltiirmt. Ser Seino tp,lrbe bier
IN pDlliser Gnfl0luns in Der Gidtllna
|auf Strabina 5uriidgetriebcn."
nGon Sen iibri9en 9beileu ser nlaz
seocnii@en Sront lit ionit ,,idts bon
Bebelltllng 5ll melbcr."
(9as beutlde 6auptquortier bate
an ben,ielben Gage, Dem 3. Sea, anti
lid) aenclbet, Dob Sic glnbDbc So.
134s, ioipie Die iibrisen @ereltcuunz
gen bel G'runiidte iid troe aIler
feinbliden slnsriffe felt in oen San<
Sen Ser @ertbeibieer beiinbcn. slnn.
IS. Meb.)
Don Der @ttfront.
2onO on. a. Sea. Sic britiide
9eeresleituns sibt beute betannt, oaB
Die Geutl6en in Der porisen Nacbt sic
cngliiden Stellungen in Dem 0ebiete
bon @lelloecourt unb ssonauebiacrs
bei6o1len baben. Sic Gnglanber baz
geaen nabmen lid) Oic beutlben Stels
lunsen in ber@esenb bon Mnudp gum
3icle ibres Mrtillcriefeuers. Cont lpl
Die Gage an Der &riessfront in Sranfz
reid lluperanbert gcblieben lein.
Sur Acknowledgements,
garis, a. Seq. 9us fran5Dlilbe
ariessamt sibt betannt, baB beut1be
8efpsnos5irungstruppen Gngriffe auf
fran5olilde slubenltellunser BEL 8ar=
leug an Ser gotnlne : Sront lulb BEL
Ieiterul i'm gllnB unternab,nel1, abcr
abgeidlasen lpllroen. gonlr tpar alles
rubig Gn Scr oentId frana0lil6en
&riegsfront.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
HOLD BOWLING; JURY
DOESN'T EXONERATE

James +. Bowling, special dep
uty sheriff employed by the Mil
waukee, was not exonerated by
the eoroner's jury last night for
the shooting and killing Of Alex
ander Laidlaw at 18th and Pacific
last Friday night.
Prosecuting Attorney Remain
declared Wednesday he would
hold Bowling in jail, until more
evidence could be obtained or at
least pending the action of the
grand jury.
The evidence at the coronor's
inquest is not enough to obtain
a conviction. The jury's verdict
is neither an generation or a con-
viction.
but IL further evidence is OBJ
tanned we shall start prosecution. "
The jury agreed that Bowling
fired the fatal shot. 1t also agreed
that he was assaulted: but by
whom he was assaulted it was not
able to say.
1t also was unable to decide
whether the assault came before
or after the shooting.
Jury Out Two Hours.
The jury decided that there was
no proof that Laidlaw attacked
the deputy, but held that he met
his death by a stray shot from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

Dowltng's gun.
Attorneys for the Milwaukee
were the ones who considered the
verdict an exoneration. 1t was re-
turned after two hours delibera-
ton.
The verdict reads:
I'VE the jury find that Alexan-
der Laidlaw died at the Tacoma
General hospital as the result OF
a gunshot wound caused from a
shot fired from pistol In the
hands of one James +. Bowling at
or about the intersection of 18th
street and Pacific avenue about
$50 y. M.
THE jury further finds that
James +. Bowling was assaulted
by parties unknown to them that
there Is nothing to prove from the
evidence submitted to this jury
that deceased, Alexander Laidlaw,
was one of the assailants in the
case, but met his death from
stray shot fired from weapon
in the hands OF said James F.
Bowling. who thought he was in
danger of great bodily harm"
Blames Deputy.
Prosecutor Remain declared
Wednesday that the testimony at
the inquest showed that Bowling
had no business carrying a gun
or coming up to the citya rmed.
When asked on the witness
stand yesterday why he did so,
Bowling explained that he had
heard at the Milwaukee that the
strike-breaker Mcknight had been
beaten up so badly that he
couldn't appear for work.
Then suddenly | remembered
that | had to go up town to get
some tooth POWDER" explained
Bowling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
M agnoIia to
Have Splash

The annual water carnival at
Magnolia Beach will be held on
the afternoon and evening of the
29th of July.
Preparations are being made on
a scale of unusual elaboration.
Sixty prizes have been donated
by Tacoma merchants and will be
on display in the windows of the
Peoples store for a week.
Residents of all the neighbor-
ing communities are joining with
Magnolia Beach in the arrange
ments.
At a meeting held yesterday
officers of the Magnolia Beach as
ISOLATION were elected as fol-
lows:
C. A. Cook, president; Alex.
White, vice president; J. L. Mo-
loney, treasurer; F. H. Gross, Sec
rotary; s. F. McAnally, attorney;
Robt. Haddow, jr., marshal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
IN FORM
FOR BIG
CONCERT

Those who happened in at the
Commercial club Monda evening
and heard the big festival chorus
for the first time were delighted
with the work that is being &C
complished by Tacoma singers un-
der the direction of John M.
Spargur.
The chorus numbers are being
given a high degree of finish, and
the members of the chorus are
enthusiastically working for the
success of Tacoma's first great
festival concert, which is to be
the event of Tuesday evening,
July Is, In the Stadium.
With Evan Williams, the world
famous Welsh tenor, as soloist,
coming across the continent
solely for this concert. and the
Seattle Philharmonic orchestra of
60 pieces under John M. Spargur
the concert looms up big.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
STRIKER
BEATEN

Four negro strike-breakers at
tackled II. Ullran and c. Mathe-
son, union longshoremen. on
Market street south of 18th, late
Monday night, and left Ullran
lying supposedly dead when they
ran away, according to August
Seitz, secretary of the union, to-
day.
Matheson escaped from the col
ored assailants, according to Seitz,
and ran for help. Ullran was
beaten with clubs and billets
until he dropped unconscious to
the sidewalk.
Ullran's body is covered with
wells and bruises today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

Will Meet
Thursday

The supporters of President
Wilson will hold an informal
luncheon at the Peerless Grill
Thursday noon. Several good
speakers will be in attendance.
James N. Neil, chairman of
the county committee, will an
nounce a committee that will
have charge of county ticket for
this fall election. Democrats ex-
pect to put in a candidate for
every county office.
Thomas ]. Fleetwood will pre-
side at the luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
COPS WILL
TAKE exam

City Detectives Clifford Os-
borne and James Milone, two of
the IA police officers slated for
reduction in rank as the result of
recent civil service ruling, to-
day made formal application to
the civil service board for axanl-
nation as detectives.
Under the new ruling Milone is
classed as a patrolman and Os-
borne as chauffeur.
No other officers have signi-
fled an intention of taking exari-
nations. Several have threaten
cd to resist the ruling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

INQUEST

Because Attorney Homer Bone
was busy in superior court today.
arraignment of Marshall Wright,
officer of the Longshoremen's
union, and five others charged
with participation in Sundays
tideflat riot, when Rangval Lei
mann was killed, was postponed
in police court today until Thurs
day morning. The coroner's in
quest into Leinann's death will
begin Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
NAB NEGRO
WITH Gun

P. Carter, a colored janitor for
Broadway department store,
nearly created riot at 18th and
Broadway this morning when a
revolver accidentally fell from
his pocket as he was walking
down the street.
Several longshoremen saw the
weapon, and thought immediately
that Carter was one of the strike
breakers working on the Tacoma
docks. Instead of mobbing the
colored man, however, they call
ed Patrolman Kenna, who arrest
ed him.
Carter was charged at police
headquarters with carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
BIG SU MS FOR
PUBLIC WORKS

Several large appropriations
for public work were ordered by
the city council today.
Among them were the sum Of
$500 for an addition and eleva-
tor at the city hall annex; s1,335
for purchase of a municipal pile
driver from the Kicker Machinery
Co.; s1,68s for filling North 30th
at Steele; and $500 for repairs to
the Lincoln ave. drawbridge, and
North 2sth and No. Stat at
Steele.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
Step hens For
Cal. Governor

LOS ANGELES, July 19.-Fol-
lowing the appointment of Con-
gresham Stephens as lieutenant
governor of California, by Cover
nor Hiram Johnson. and Steph-
ems resignation from congress,
political authorities here stated
today that Stephens is scheduled
to become governor after the
August primaries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

ON CHILD
LABOR BILL

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 10.
The senate faces long fill
buster on the child labor bill, as
the result of President Wilson's
demand for the measures pass
age before he starts on his re-
election campaign.
Southern senators threaten to
keep northern democrats listen
ing to speeches all summer IL
the attempt is made to force
passage of the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
4 Miners
Ent0nnbed

WEBB CITY, Mo-, July 10
Rescuers today saved four micers
who have been entombed in the
Babcock mine without food or wa
ter for Sc hours.
Two thousand spectators
watched the rescuers digging in
fifteen-minute shifts. The vic
Tins shouts could be family
heard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
Heavy Run
Of Salmon

ASTORIA. July IA record.
breaking run of salmon has
swamped the cannery stations
here.
Gill METERS above Astoria, On
both Washington and Oregon
sides. report extensive catches.
and some predict the heaviest run
in the history OF the Columbia
river.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
England Has
Wad of Cold

NEW YORK, July 19.-Four
hundred million dollars in gold
will enter America within the
next six months. The British
government is planning to ship
that sum to pay its debts for
American munitions.
Three million dollars is daily
expected to arrive in New York,
most Of 1t from Ottawa.
Twenty millions arrived this
afternoon on the Cunard liner
Saxonia. Bankers are unable to
ascertain where the British are
obtaining their apparently mex
haustible gold SUPPLY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
DEUTSCHLAND DELAYED

BALTIMORE, July 10. - The
departure of the German sub
marine Deutschland is delayed on
account of defective pipes.
Repairs are being rushed. Huge
harges are moored nearby to hide
the submarine from the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
PRINTERS
TO PICN!C

Things will be humming when
the Allied Printing Trades of Ia
coma hold their annual picnic at
Spanaway park Sunday, July %.
There will be all sorts of ath-
letic events, fishing, boating,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

dancing and swimming. Also free
lemonade with lunch.
There will be,races for fat men,
races for fat women, races for
boys and girls and many other
races, each with a prize attached.
Dancing will be free from 3 to
p. IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
Dry Delegates
Sing and Pray

ST. PAUL, July 19.-Hundreds
of delegates have arrived here to-
day for the prohibition conven-
ton. There are many women
among them.
The weather is hot. The dele
gates sang hymns, and cried
Amen" during prayers and
hymns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

OLYMPIA-State Labor Com
missioner G. II. Younger has Sc
cured written assurance from the
prosecuting attorney of Skamania
county that all cases in reference
to the eight-hour law on public
work will be promptly prosecuted
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Red
Cross association, which has
changed its name to the Auxiliary
to Company G, will raise a relief
fund for the company.
CHEHALIS - Superior Judge
A. K. Rice filed Tuesday for re-
election. He has held the office
for four terms. Charges were
recently made against him by
]. e. Wollis.
CHEHALIS-Miss Lillian Lis
ter of Tacoma, daughter of Al
fred Lister, and niece of Gov.
Lister, will teach in the Chehalis
high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
W ont Pay For
Care Of Girls

Rebelling against bill of
$149.76 from the Women's vo-
cational home, where delinquent
girls are cared for, members of
the city council today sent word
to the Tacoma Rescue Home as
ISOLATION that they would no
longer pay for board and lodg-
ing of such girls unless the cases
were sent to the home by the
police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
SECOND BIG
SUB IS DUE

BRIDGEPORT, Mo-, July ia
Crowds lined the waterfront here
today, expecting the arrival of the
German submarine merchantmen
Brennan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. -
Before starting for the east to-
day, DR.. Barringer Coz demon
strated a newly invented supter-
ranean wireless telephone.
He also operated q circuit over
a long line of men and women
Joining hands. and telephoned
through human bodies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

Clearings ........s 372,153.41
Balances ......... 41,730.50
Transactions ...... 1,1S3,447.79
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

CHEHALIS-Eugene Hawley
formerly sawyer In the Cheha-
lis single mill, was arrested
Tuesday, charged with attempt
ing to set fire to the company's
mill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19

LOS ANGELES-Capt. Theo.
dore l.. Curtis of the schooner
Kea and crew of three Mexicans
were brought home Wednesday
from a barren island off Lower
California, where they had lived
for two weeks with no food but
bone and no water but thai
distilled in a steamboat whistle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-19
FLASHES

BOSTON-Dr. Eldridge T. At
wood. who Tuesday killed DR..
Wilfred Il. Harris. following the
suicide of DR.. Celia Adams, At
woods fiance, is in Jail. He claims
DR.. Adams when dying accused
Harris of wronging her.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-04
WILL Be "MAOE IN AMERICA"
hsnceferth United States FiaSs Are
Not to De Imported From eu.
rope or Elsewhere.

Contrary to popular opinion, the
American flag has always been large
~ a foreign product and the supply
Of flag material has been curtailed
by the European war. Every flag in
official use before this war was man
nfactured from wool bunting im-
ported from Eaupe.
The general supply committee of
the United States treasury, which is
responsible for the official flag, deter
mined recently that il should be
made in America"
After this year the flags used by
the treasury department will he eI-
clusiyely of cotton. The bureau of
standards has made . test which
proved that the cotton flag was as
durable as wool bunting and that it
made an even better showing.
The treasury uses more flags than
any other government department.
1t controls over Il thousand public
buildings. $50 l~ife-ssviny stations.
. coast-guard stations and 50 pub
lie health stations. Within a few
months all of these will be floating
odd Glory" Of \ "madeln-Amer-
lea" brand.