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Arizona republican., 1917-11-01

who swan across the Fiber three tlmes before breakfast You could not doubt that a trained swimmer could do that, do YOU Wilma the teacher demanded.
 'No man, answered Winner, put wondered why he didn't make 1t four
 times and get back to the side his clothes were on.
 The three new tennis courts are all leveled and as soon as they marked off. they will be ready for use. This is good thing as nearly every hour the courts are overcrowded.
 MT. McEuen's history classes have taken up the Independent Magazine as a text The first issue has arrived and all the classes are well pleased. He thought he would be good to his Amer ican history classes and gave them all a little test yesterday.
 l Company A. of the high school ca dets had it's first lesson in the wis- Wag signal system yesterday. The company has taken it up very fast ard | promises with a little more drilling to 1 be the best company in school.
 The basket ball season will start 1 II. 1 December 15 with Chandler. Miss Hur- | ley and Miss Eddy will have entire l charge of the Girls Basket ball team 1 while Mr. Carpenter will have charge of the boys team. There will be meeting of the Girls Basket ball team Thursday evening at the close of the eighth hour Every girl interested in
 basket ball is requested to be there | There should be at least fifty girls at | the meeting. The class games take l place the first week in December, and each class will have to have at least
 one team of girls. So freshmen, sopho- <, more, Junior and Senior girls will all
 have to turn out.
 On November 10, our football team
 will journey to Tucson. Our team will
 have time to work up to very good
 form, and there is no doubt but that we will win the game. Albuquerque high school wants to come to Phoenix. MT. McEuen intends to investigate
 their team, and if it is good enough, i their team will probably come to Phoe-
 nix. Otherwise, it is not worth while
 for US to play them There is not much chance for football game with Cali fornia High School this year, as the Fair commission pays the teams way to AioCiAA, anu IL IStlo luOuSH II has not the money this year to spend MT. Gambee spent several minutes
 explaining the reason why the days oi ) summer were longer Then to test the ? puipls, he said to Nina F.: Why art the days of summer longer? ?" To whicl : Nina F. replied: Cause the nights arc l shorter.' Too bad Nina, try again. l. The new club, the "Hi-life club.
 will have it's first meeting Friday al g l:30 p. m in the high school auditor ium. Every junior and senior should k be there Let's be boosters and no e slackers or kickers
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01
Patent Agency

HAZARD X MILLER Sn6 Central Bldg, and Main. Los Angeles. Hazards Book on
 Patents free. If
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01

Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID to The Republican office now. and get your wish fulfilled
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01
CATTLE INSPECTOR SLAIN
reenubIiean A.o. Leased Wire1

DENYING, N. M., Oct. 31.-"Red' Schrimpscher, inspector for the New Mexico sanitary board, we'll known southwestern ranger and line rider. was wavlaid and shot to death today at Hachita, N. M. John Parks, in- spector for the Pan Handle Cattle mems association, was arrested in connection with the killing. The two men had been close friends for years.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01

Winner Hones giggled when the teacher read the story of the Roman who swan across the Tiber three times before breakfast. You could not doubt that a trained swimmer could do that, do YOU Wilma the teacher demanded.
 No man." answered Wilmer, but l wondered why he didn't make it four times and get back to the side his clothes were on.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01
Maternity Hospitals

TWILIGHT SLEEP HOSPITAL Doctors Boidc. Specialists in Obstet- rics. Confinement with two weeks in hospital with or without twilight sleep, s60.00 Phone 44S7. 300 East Adams. DrOnriy if
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01

The three new tennis courts are all leveled and, as soon as they marked off. they will be ready for use. This is good thing as nearly every hour the courts are overcrowded.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01

While studying flowers in biology, the students were told to draw the pis- tol. Firth Powers drew a six shooter.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01

Mr McEuens history classes have taken up the Independent Magazine as a text The first issue has arrived and all the classes are well pleased He thought he would be good to his Amer ican history classes and gave them all a little test yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01
Rosx;yI;sl szsyaSXg| 94skszz:5A
 kAeS, Cadilacs having To grades areF

are Cadillacs and those having low grades are Fords.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01

Company A. of the high school ca dets, had it's first lesson in the wis- Wag signal system yesterday. The company has taken it up very fast ard promises with a little more drilling to be the best company in school.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01
Corsetiere
Hides

HIGHEST PRICES paid for hides and belts. Effron & Co.,, Phoenix. FINNIGAN-BRO COMPANY
 Exclusive dealers in
 Hides. Wool. Pelts. Tallow. Etc. PhOeniv Arizona
Arizona republican., 1917-11-01
Blue Prints
Carpet Cleaning

NOW IS THE TIME to have your carpets cleaned. The Electric Carpet C'oonnrS Phone 100 tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12
0ie ttteritantld)en QSirren.

slus GI 8aIo miro gerneloet,
elm 3ng ben nalr bort bon Chi
buabua ertpartete, fei niht einge=
troffen nno man befiirdte, oab er
ltnternegs ben @illiitas IN Die &an=
oe gefallen lei.
- Der Garransa General Wii=
smel 9iesmes foll iett NIT 10000
Wiann in SprreDn iein lnb Die gl6-
fidt baben, sesen sic Tilliitas i'm
Sasmna 9iitrift su sSeloe sn sic
ben..
Gin geipilier 2eopolo @alpi5,
ser angeblid ein amerifaniiher 8iir-
ger lit nno Der angeflagt mar, ein
Spion gilla's 5u lein, lit iiber Die
@ren5e gefloben,. in gl 8aIo aber
ipieber feItge1onlunen tporoen.
- Die &unpentipn in lnerttaro
bat bic Weitimmirng anstnomnien,
nad iueldJer inilitdrifde &ergeben
bon Nfilitarseridten nnb an6ere
@ergeben BON Gipilseridten absenr-
teilt iuerbcn lpllen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12

Die Nnt1uort Der gllliierten amf bic
Saote unIeres 9srGiibenteh in Der Ct
Die friegfiibrenoen Ne1dte amfforoert,
lire syrieOensbeoinsnnsen befannt
~. eebeu nno 5nsleid) BON Der gn-
omng finer Nfreinigmms Der 9eatio=
nen sir glnfredterbaltnmg eines
fiinftigen syrieoens ipridjt, lit iett
per6ffentlidJt. 9satiirlid ipirb bic
9lnfforoernng Oes ErGiibentcn su-
riifgeiuieien. Die giiten glbiid)ten
oes grGiioenten lucroen anferprbent=
iidj gelobt 1tno bic Nereinignmg Der
9fatiDnen sur NufredterBaItnns bes
6riebens iuirb beransgcitriden, aber
na6 Der Wcintng ber Maiierten III
es in oielem Nnsenblif nidt m6g-
lid rinen ssrie6en ber5niteIlcn, Der
linen Gntid)GbigMns nnb Niebrrber-
itenmng oes Htrfurenen giett nno
Der bic crforberli6t 0drantie fit
oie 3afnnft gtludbrt itnb btsbnI6
f6nhtn iie dnf ben @anId) Ses yra-
iiStnten nidlt eingebtn nnb lire
acknowledgement nid)t btfanni
MAIDEN. Weiuiife Gnnptbebinsnnsen
Ieitn ia and befannt. Die 6eriteI-
lung Selsien'st serbien's, 9ln-
mGnien's unb Wiontenegro's icicn
mnerlahlide Webingmngen. Die arme-
nilden nnb ipriIdjen |Slfer mikten
bon Der Srrrld,aft Der Sarfei be-
freit nno bic Siirfei ielbit miiiTe ans
snropa binansseiporfen ,uer-
ben. Scrritorien, bic ipGbremb bee
@crgangenbeit anbern g0lfern emt-
rthen leiem, niikten snriifgegebcil
luereen. Mlles, mas in syramfreidj
iuo Nnelan6 beiett iei niiiiTe snriif-
gcgebfn iuerbcn. Die sStarlicner,
Slapen, SfdedJen, Slpiuafen nnb
Hnmanen, bic inter freniber .6err-
fdDaff ifanoen, miiften befreit luer,
ben. Die giemoronnng Der 9inae
miiiIe ifrift lladJ benz Neieb Der ga
fiumaiitaten Dor iid scbem. NndJ
Holen 'ueroe ieIbitanbig gemadyt luer.
Den, bod iuerOe bies inter Der moi
luoaenbeten Seitnns oes rnIiiidjen
daifers geidjeben, beilel6en ruiiiIdJer1
aaifers, Der ieinem eigenen @ulfc
nidJt einmal bns aerinsite Mak bar,
serlid)cr TreiGeit aeben luiil. ga.
tiirlidJ reibt iidl bird oas sanst
SdJriftitiif Gin iuiitenSer Nnsfnll
aesen 9entid)lanb an ben anbern
Die Nlliierten iinb nidlt berantluort'
lidJ fir ben Grieg, lie baben i'm midi
berbDrgernfen nnb fie Iaben ifn
nidt peranlast Sic fampfen nidi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12

nrilf ieltlame 9lngen baben, iuenn
er bas seleben fat. @orlamfis be-
lueiien, Ioiupl bas OeutIde &ei6 ais
aadj oas beittIde Seer, onrd lire
inniterbafte Srsaniiieritng Der luirt=
Id)aitliden @erbdltniiIe mnb bnrd
ibr @orgeben in &mnlGnien, baf iie,
trob bicIes 3erbr6felns md nebr
leiiten f6nnen, als bic Mlliierten sn
Sanic oher anf irseno einem
Sdladjtsebiet je geleiitet baben.
Die pon oen 9alifen 6ei ibrel
ginfdaen IN 9itpreuBen periibten
@rellel meroen fpieber ms @eodht=
mig 5uriidgerllfen ourb eiren am
%. Nopetnber in Tientiin, China,
sur HoIt gegebeneu linb nun in
ssrelnen eingetroffenen 8rief. v8ir
er1parten", beiBt es in oieIem
Shreiben, lin 2al;fe Der nadifeii
gso6e bunoertllnofiinf5ig 8inoer, Die
bon oem Nuiien aus SitpreliBen per=
id}leppt ulb bonn amerifanilfen
.Hoten areu5" irgenomo in Sibi=
riet geflnoen lpurben. Gas gleno,
nel6es unter oielen fleinen, gelDult=
lam bon ibren gltern gerilienen
ainoerl berrid)t, ipottet ieoer Be
i1reibung.
gallienoe bon iyliihtlingen aus
gfunldllien fanfen alf ben 2alloitra=
Ben in 9eilarabien I'M. 9hrttaniefl
erleiOet oas eleide S6ifial lpie
! Serbien Die rufiifde gegiernng
bat gefebl gegeben oaB ben ritntdni-
lden Slii6tlingen rlidt erlaubt tper-
ben iol in @eiIarabier 5u bfeiben
lonoern bnB Tie ipeiter nod Often
ab5n5hieben ii1o. Die 3iige iino
iiberfiillt llno Die 5liidtlinge milf
fen, bn es an @agen feblt, 81 SUB
iiber bie Siin1pfe atf arntIeligen
2anbitraBen ilno III lhIedtem @et-.
ter tpa,loern. 1airienoe BON syrGien,
&inoern llrio betagteit Wdnnern iter-
ben eleno oabin 9llle Wdnner inl
I9llter BON 16 Bis 5u 60 Sabren Sab
rei, lperoen bon oen rliiiiihen Be
BORDEN IN Die Irmee eingeitent.
Der Iiind)ener Gorreippnbent bes
9ii1eloprfer 8encralansfigers mel
bet folgenbe 9iebe, bic Ser Sf6nis
pon BaDern bei elmer Earabe Der
8arniion bon MiindJem ant Z, San.'
anldflid) icines 6ebmrtstass bielt:
yObmol ,pir iiegreidj iinb, fiat Der
bentIdc aaiier i'm Ginperitanonis
NIT ieincn @crbiinoeten syrieSen an-
gebpten. Sas Mnsebpt lunroe ans
geidlasen. ySir uiiIen, mas mir SIT
tim bahcn. gSir miiiicn lueiter-
fGmpfen, bis nnicre Teinoe geslunn-
aem iino, nm Trieben nadlsninden.
llnb bieIer ssrieSe mik e6rembaft,
oamernb mnb Der rieiisen Spfer
iuiroia iein, Sie iuir aebrad)t ba6en.
ySir baben Sen Id)redlid)en Griea
nidJt begunnen. Wir 6aben nnieren
Teinben geSeigt mas es bebentet,
|luenn oos oemtIdle Sieid) nno feline
|er6iinOeten ansesriffen iuerben."
Die Srnppen Ser GentralmGdyte
bnben Die rnn,aniidc Stabt 2a6ur=
ten genummen nnb Die 9iniien 5lul-
idlen 8raila itno 65alab lueiter nadl
Dem Sereth sn aetrie6en.
Die GneldnSer 6ebanptat es fGn-
oen fprtiuGhrenSc Sample i'm @e-
item itatt, Die Scn SentidJen idJiuer
smietten nnb fir lie fanm snm Gr=
tragcm iuaren. Die Gnglanber hut
ten perldjiebene Grfolae SIT berseidl-
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SnrSe l1eberiitlt,

Die 9lntiuort Der gllliierten
a,tf sic iyriebensnDte beg Sra=
iioenten 1T per0ffcntIidjt. Sic
erflart, oaf sic Ailiiertcn iid)
ieRt iidt amf syriebensberbano
lnngen einlailen fDntlten nno
crbebt liiserbafte 8eidptloi-
enngen segen bic GentralmadJ-
te.
Die Gentralm1d)te ne6inen
sic rnmaniid)e Gta0t 2abnrtea.
! Slpyo-0eDrge iast ben 5ieg
Ser Alliierten pprams. ST iiebf
0rlttTdJlanb nserbl6deln".
Die oeutidDe glomiralitat
iast, tire fiinffise ariegfiib-
rit1g iperbe iid mad Dem Ser
baltea Der bcfuaffmetem 9nn=
nels5d)iffe Der 9llliierten rid,ten.
Die Uriedjen nebmen bic
syproer,tngen Der GntentemadJ-
te nit Ginidranfnngen an.
9cutId)lan0 rid)tet cine Note
an bic gfeutralrn itiib ineiit
jebc gerantiuortiug fir ocuge-
ginn un6 fir bic ssortoamer bes
Ariegts nb.
9ie Siirfen crleiben augeb-
I'D, cine gtieOerlage in ber Sc
een6 BON Gnt- Gl- -Mntnra.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12

6eisufiihren. Die 9llliierten batten
bieIes ebrlidJe glneebut 5nriifgeiuie=
len, iic ntiiften jebt Die @erantiuor=
tung fir Die SortOaner Ses Slntper-
giekens tragen.
eSn i6rer gtpfe an Die neittralen
Madltc, iast bic oeittid)e 9egiernngs
oIie SeitIfen nnb lire @erbilaDe-
ten lesen ben Sampf fort, in itillem
@ertramen nnb ieitem @lamben an
ibr smtes Hcdt, bis ein Jrieoen err
reidJt tuerbem lpirb, Der linen ibre
Gbre, lire Griitens nno lire Ont
luiflnnssireibeit iid)ert uno Der al
len emropGiidjen gsationen ben Se-
gen senneinldaftlider slrbeit an Der
SOimms Der sroken Gipiliiationsfra-
gen in gegenieitiser gdJtitng mnS nn-
ter aleid)en 9icd)ten siebt."
Die bemtide Nbmiralitat fat fpl-
gembe Grflarnna in Se5ng amf
bciuaffnete SanSelsldjiffe bcrOffent=
lid)t: ySyeinblid)e 6anoelsIdjiffc tra=
gen 8eiuaffnnns nm an5msreifem.
Die emgliIde fsiotte fambelt mad
bem gritmolat, oaf slngriff bic
bette @erteioisnms lit. Dies tit Omrdl
amsgegebenc gefeble eriuieien mno
oie glrt, mic 0ieie &efeble amsgefiibrt
iuerben, ipiro nnIere fiiitftige 5anb=
lnngsiucilc bcItimmen."
Sn 8dibinston lit man Der Nm
iidt, baf Die 9spte Der Gntente-
madlte allerbings Sen syrieben flin-
aitsidliebe, aber Die Sir fir Ser
banolnmsen pffen laiie. Ger slniidlt
iimb iuir nidJt. 9iegeoiHsmnsem, bic
tie in ibrer Npte anSemtcn, idlie-
fen, mnlcrerMeinitng mad, jebe mei-
terc %erban6lnng ans.
Die GnalGnber beBanpten, he
bGttcn Sen Siirfen in oer 8esenb
BON &m=t@< @<glmara ipieSer cine Nie=
berlase bcigebrad)t.
Die Sample, iiiolid) nom &iga, iinS
mod TIM 0ange. Die HniIen iuollen
eincn Grt iablih Duin 8abit-See
aenpmmen baben, Die 9emtidJen mel
ben, oaf alle slngriffe snriifseIdla-
gen iunrben.
Die Mmmabme bes Gntente-lllti1
matnms ppn Seiten Ser 8rieden
madjt berIdJiebene @orbebalte. Die
&Dntroae Der GntentemadJte iuirb
nnr 10 peit ipieocr bergeitelt, ais
iie fir bic Sid)erbeit Der Gntente-
armecn n5tig lit. sSn Die @erlual-
tnmg bes Ganoes nnb in Die lpfalen
Slnselesenbeiten oarf iie nidJt ein-
greifen.
Sn Der geitern criuaBmten Ser
iammlnng in Ser 9pnboner uGatilo-
bal", Die einbernfen iunrbe, nm Die
Segeiiternna fir Die neae ariegsan=
leibe an5nfaflen,. erflarte elOpo-
George, Die gllliierten iuiiroen be.
itimmt nod in bieiem Sabr iiesen,
bic slnfsabe lei iduer, aber iie iuer-
DC bnrdaefiiGrt iueroem. Mian lci
cntldloilcn snm Siege nnb IN Der
@eriammlrna sn 9iom ieien ale bic
n6tiaen WfaRregeln beiprodlen nnb
beidlluilen iuoroen. Sine gheoerla9e
lei mnm6olid). - Gu baben Die eng
liIdlen S'iibrer idlon Ieit Seainn bes
Strieges aciprpdleh lire &oransIa-
gnngen iino nber mod nie iuafr ae-
iuoroen 3luDS-@eorgs pcritieg iidD
in bicIer 9feSe amfl nod sit Der fol-
aenben @ebanpttna: oSas bentid)e
ReifJ mnb sic bentidJe grmee ger.
br0feln bor nniern Ingen." Gr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12
= gcsablt Gmre uToll Sar", MIR
nod 3eit bis 5nm 81. Snnnar.
@eif ait s m a nm,

@eih0ftsmann, Der
ihon cine Siertellhlnoe lang ON Te-
lepbon ltebt. 5it ieinem SefretGr:
pSier, @illiain, nebinen Sic Den
&orer, bis meine Srat fertig lit, nit
mir 5u lprehen Sic brallden nidts
5u olttiuorten. mir penn lie ia9t:
- Silt on nod BORT, SSames2", 10 err
mioern Sic: oSSa, meine telre Slme-
lie"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12

nen. Die 9eiltiden i1eloen bon bic
len aampfen nidjts nnb iuenn iie
ipirflid) itattfinoen, iinb iie jeben-
falls lebr nn6eoentenb.
Die 9ettiden meloen saf sic
GmglanSer an Der SDmme, n1r0iidj
pom 9lnere, .einen erfolgreidjen Mn-
griff madyteH aber ipater nit gro
fen gerlniten snriifseidlasen ipnr-
ben; ferner, baf iie in Der Nabe
Dpn Sere einen Mnsriff iuasten, ber
aber smIammen6radJ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12
Sas @ur6ilb.

Sie SD Finoe es ionoerbur,
boB infer neuer Chauffeur NIT ben
0ienitboten qleih 3anf uno Streit
begonnen bat!"
gr: .8arlim nidt2 9lt bait i'm
oeb bel Der slufnobne ielbit altf Die
Seele gebunoen iid in allen Ginge;l
ftreng rah oir slt rid)ten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12
Rei(ender verlatgt.
Gin seiuanSter 3eiienSer iuiro Der.
Iaust. Muf snte GmpfehInnsen ba-
ben. sreie TreiIe fur Seras,

Sdiueineidladten in Der SaGe
Der Sermannsiobne am Sanitag
II. Sonntag, Den 13. Ii. IA Sainlar.
@elIfleiid, 8ellipurlt iino Blrit-
iuppc yaur fir Sermannsfobne.
SeSen Sunntag 9eIifateilen Gunntet
i'm Speilesimmer nit alsgeipablten
Sac)en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-12

0eittide Stellenbernrittlnnss-G So,
Sci. gr. 1856, 229 6. Soxftpn Str.
8eiorgitng gutter 6iilfe II. gutter Gtel-
lungen. Some employment Mgenfp,
9fopm 21O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-18
ADOPT SPUD STANDARD

meeting of great Importance the Wash
ington will be held Friday
biy Washington proposed potato
grades and standards the
the u S. department of agriculture
III washington potatoes their other
declared be highly desirable that recognized grades
and standards be adopted.
This office of
aey called this meeting dealers interested
the marketing potatoes at $3.50 the assembly hall in
the grandsand building the fair All who
esed in potato grading urged to attend and contribute their
discussion
director of the office farm markets NJ Dean chief div
horticulture
mercial Yakima, before
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-18

NJ Jhho InOutii anu CurSuiEs
The duke struggled to win
free, but Rasputin hung On.
At last the duke made sud-
den and desperate leap,
wrenched himself from the
madman's grasp and bolted
upstairs, almost hystericai.
'He is certainly the devil" he
walled to the doctor. "He is still
alive, after all that"
Take the revolver again." said
the doctor. "and we will go down
together and finish him."
They went down stairs and
were stricken dumb and shaking
with amazement and terror.
THE, PLACE WAS EMPTY.
THE FUR OvERCOAT AND FUR
CAP WERE MISSING FROM
THE RACK AT THE DOOR. THE
MAN HAD VANISHED.
Absolute ruin stared them in
the face. Rasputin had gone
forth knowing Of the double at
tempt on his life. Within an hour
tuo tWO vi buCu WOuiu DG III plto-
on cells and as good as dead.
While they stood there quaking
and staring. suddenly there came
a loud rapping on the front door.
The doctor, half mad with fright
at the supernatural fate that
seemed to have overwhelmed them
pulled himself together enough to
stagger to the door and get It
open.
A perfect stranger stood there.
He said:
"A man has fallen In the street
before your house. Do you know
anything about him?"
They ran into the middle of the
road and 1t was Rasputin, dead
at last.
With all that poison in him and
bullet In his head. he had
arisen, put on his overcoat and
cap, opened the street door and
crossed the sidewalk to the middle
Of the road before he dropped.
They carried the body into the
house, got it out the back way in
to an automobile and took 1t down
the Neva to lonesome spot,
where they thrust it thru a hole
in the ice.
There is strong current in the
Neva. By daylight the body
should have been carried out to
sea and lost.
At daylight a carter driving
along the shore saw something
black projecting from the ice.
went out to investigate and found
the body of Rasputin.
THE CZARINA WAS WILD
WITH GRIEF. SHE ERECTED
A BEAUTIFUL MAUSOLEUM ON
THE PALACE GROUNDS AND
EVERY DAY SHE WENT TO
WEEP OVER THE COFFIN.
The people did not weep.
And on the second day OF the
revolution q party of stalwart
men in black top boots went
out to the palace and broke
open the mausoleum and
took the body out to the mid
die Of the street and burned
it there.
Many versions of Rasputin's
end have been printed in America.
This is the version that was told
among the best informed in
Petrograd when / was there. /
have fairly good reason to believe
1t is substantially correct.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-18
HURLEY MAY
COME WEST

OMITTED Press Leased wire.l
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Sept.
17.-Chairman Hurley of the
shipping board may person
ally visit the coast In an ef-
fort to adjust the strikes
existing or threatened among
$4,000 ship builders at San
Francisco, Seattle and Port
land.
Huriey's course will depend
on the outcome of conferences
Thursday between Seattle
sbipbuilders and labor dele
gates. Twelve per cent of the
governments shipbuilding
program is now held ~ by
strikes.
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turn to Tacoma for lumber deck
load.
New York district appeal board
will ask legislation which will
prevent all sons of one family
from being drafted into army.
We now have a good line Of
leather puttees and Fox wrap
leggings, also do all kinds of
leather repairing. Hofstetter's,
18th and Pacific. adv.
Y. NJ. G. A. war council reports
rs movie machines are now in
France for U. s. soldiers or will
soon be sent.
Mrs. Florence May Roe, 80, con-
victed in Shawnee, Okla, of muir
dering her husband two days after
they were married.
Births.
The following birth certificates
were filed in the office of the de-
partment of health Monday: To
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hopkins, 321
E. goth ST., Sept. 8, son; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Brisler, $50 Lucille st.,
Seattle, Sept. II, son; Mr.. and
Mrs Hadkon Berg. 4210 No. 38th
ST., Sept. IL, son; Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Thompson, 1924 So. Thompson
ave, Sept. IA, son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar T. Harstad, Portland, Ore,
Sept. g.. daughter; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Carlson, s28 No. Fife ST..
Sept. IL, daughter; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Alonzo Funk, 1916 So. Verde
ST., Sept. Is, son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Wilson Bell, 4106 "a So.
Tacoma ave-, Sept. 10, son; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank C. Naubert, 4311
So. Yakima ave., Aug. 20, son;
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Honvlez, S12
E. 44th ST., Sept. IL, daughter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd N. Bunnell,
1919 SO. 18th. Sept. a, daughter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Tenny, Gle
Elum, Wash, Sept. Z. son.
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DeaA08.
Frank Mcclellan, 81, a 1aborer,
Monday at army post. Body re-
moved to l.. M. Gaffney's.
Frank Hughes, Sc, laborer,
Sunday at local hospital. Body
removed to l.. M. Gaffney's.
Esther Bowen. 81, Sunday at
local hospital. Body shipped to
North Yakima for burial by G. G.
Mellinger Co.
Homer I. Thornton, n. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thornton,
6219 So. Lawrence ST., Sunday
morning. Funeral from @. w.
Piper Co.'S at 3:30 p. m. WedDes-
day, Rev. Dunlap officiating. In
torment, Tacoma cemetery.
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Evelyn ClOran, 12-year-old Va
der girl, burned to death when
she starts to build fire in her
home and her dress catches fire.
Hearing Of appeal of Fred and
Logan Billingsley, Seattle liquor
sellers, set for Oct. in San Fran
cisco.
School enrolment i'm state Is
5,733 larger than last year. 1t is
310,333.
Send the boy fruit cake.
Duenwald's. 1112 Broadway. adv.
Richard Baldwin arrested in
Tacoma with stealing $14 worth
of meal tickets from Pacific conf
missary department.
Warrant issued i'm Tacoma for
Chief of Police Rockingham of
Seattle, charged with wading in
the water Of Green river.
Screen Doors with hinges
$3.50 and up. Palace Hardware
Co.. 1911 Pacific ave. adv.
Jewish New Year services,
which began Sunday, are largely
attended.
Astoria chamber Of commerce
trying to settle strike in wood
shipbuilding yards.
Big shipments of canned sal
mon have begun to move from
Alaska canneries. Shipment of
5000 cases expected to arrive on
Sound Wednesday.
Tacoma postoffice has more
general delivery than ever before.
Prof. Scott Nearing, whose
home recently was raided, is
elected chairman of executive
committee OF Peoples Council.
Dr.. Cozza, dentist, EOS Provi-
dent. adv.
Western Toy company is new
Tacoma concern with $1,000 capt
tai.
Frank G. Riley, attorney, an
nounces that he is still at 519.
Bankers Trust Bldg. He was not
sent to the Preside as reported.
adv.
Steamer Quadra Is at Tacoma
smelt9 with 81 5tons of ore from
Britannia Beach, b. G.
After loading coal In Seattle,
Nelson steamer Mukilteo will re-