The Tacoma times. [volume], August 31, 1912, Page 7, Image 7

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Saturday, August 31, IGI2.
REAL ESTATE
, Are Yom Looking; For
- a Home?" .
Here are Just a few of the many snaps we have: s
7-room house and 2 lots In walking distance, first class plumbing,
el. light and gas; $2500; terms.
7-room modern home. North end, bay view, 1 block to car; $3300.
Terms.
6-room house, walking distance, all modern, 1% lots, fruit trees,
a flue place; $3000; terms. • :
S-room new, modern bungalow on paved street; $3500; terms.
6-room house. South end; $1250; $50 down.
i 7-room house and I lots. South end; hot and cold wat.T; graded
street, cement sidewalks; $2000; $25 down.
7 room and 2 lots; a bargain; $1500; $25 down.
Also Acres, Farms and Fruit lunches.
GRANBERG & ANDERSON
203 California Bldg.
A Few Soaps
$2,000 —A 7-room house as good as new and 3 lots
on So. 44th, near So. Tacoma car line. ■ Will
sell on easy payments of $150 cash and $15
per month, interest 3, per cent on deferred
payments.
$I,3oo—For a 4-room cottage with bath, electric
lights and iy lots on So. Thompson ay.,
near 45th st.; $150 cash and $15 per month.
$3,500 - «For a new 5-room bungalow and 2 lots, fire
place, basement, laundry, trays, furnace,
built-in buffet; everything modern; street
paved.
Co Ho Everett & Goo
514 Berlin Bldg.
t . .DON'T FORGET OUR BIG REAL ESTATE ..
>'• t AUCTION OF 200 LOTS AT
Keellwortlhi Park
68th and Union streets, next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. Lots at your own price, $5 down and
$5 per month on each lot.
THE WARE-WARREN COMPANY,
613-614 Bankers Trust Bldg. • Phone: Main 9569
BIGGEST SNAP IN
PRICE tacoma ; EQUITY
$3,150.00 11 AUUOT J\ $1,700.00
For beautiful 6-room modern home, including all
the furniture, rugs, etc., $450 Ludwiek Piano used
less than 2 years. Situated 2 blocks from the Sixth
!Ave. ear, on corner. House insured and paid for 3
years; furniture insured for $600 and paid for 3
years. ; House alone worth $3,500.00. $800.00 will
handle this if you act AT ONCE.
GRANBERG & ANDERSON
203 California Bldg.
CHICKEN RANCH
A. model ranch, 800 white leghorns,
fine buildings, lots of green feed for
winter; I will rent this to the right
party. or give It on the: shares to
right party. I must have reference.
Cail Saturday afternoon or Sun Jay
morning; ■ lake T. R. & P. ear for
American • lake,': So. side, > get off at
•nd of line. Inquire at Henderson's
grocery store for Bell. ■■■- -.. '.^
' *V:.:f A PINE HOME
" Dandy (-room liou.ne and two full
lots, . near 6th ay. car line", price
cmly $1,260. Wll accept $100 cash
balance $1 sper month, ncludlng in
terest. ♦■- ■ ■ -. -■. ■,«■•">'■-■••-■■
| '8t V. WOOLSEY
1218 Fidelity Bldg.
i ■ •; SEATTLE TRADE --■ • ;- •
7 room house, basement, 2 lots, (
blocks from .University, good view,
access to three car lines; will trade
, for Tacoma • property, or acreage.
Call Main 5716: ----•' ,*'■:•■-■ -,t " -
:x »>. v , BENBOW A McFARLAND i.'J I:
-,'■?-■ 1114 Nat 1 Realty Bldg. ...n. ■'.
: ACRE ■ improved ■ property ' for i sale
'--»• or trade ■ for - apartment ■ house.
I Main 7849-J6. 'or , address Box X-»,
f Times. - ..,'."-.-•- -■-:r^y- ■....■■■,
FOR SALE—. have ; 208 .acres ■ dry
. land near Natchez City that will
raise > good wheat. Small • home •In
Tacoma as part "payment, t Box X-7,
Times." '■-■-', —■'■..;.,,-,„•.,,.;.■,-.■ ■• < t 'v,.y»tr's <
: COR SALE—Beautiful B-room house
! North Yaklma. Will take snail
hone In Tacoma as.part payment.
Kent terms on balance. ; Box • X-li,
' Times. » .v»--. >.-. • ■•'■tv.^.;.-y lit —r;n
« NEAR WHITWOIITH OOLLBUE
1" Fully i modern 16-room; house, con
crete basement, good I marine . view.
Buy this beautiful home- for only
:12,500, about 700 cash; , bal. month
ly payments. >-• ■•-. iyr ...,<„,«. :,;■ „;. .-.;, V
JUDGES * HILL
f.rC^.i»l4 Bankers : Trust Bldg. ,'
A Safe Investment l^t
s™ Have you la' good : plaoe you' would
flke to sell? If you have, Invest a
eir cents In a Times "Want Ad"
•aid you > will get * a buyer ' for I It.
Srverybody reads The Times classi
fied paga.
REAL ESTATE
$100 CASH
A new five-room West End bun
galow, two blocks from car and
close to school. Price $1,900. Terms
$100 cash, balance In small monthly
payments, or If you own your own
lots, we will build you a nice little
home to suit.
:: CHASM. DAVIS
407-8-» Nafl Realty Bldg. : :'■
$ a BIG SNAP $m
1% acres of as good land as there
Is on the ■ old Puyallup car line
about half cleared; small house and
stable. Priet $650. Can make t«m»
J. W, HOOPS & SONS
■ ■".' 211-21 Nat'l Realty Bldg.»•■>
Puyallup Snap—l acre, 6 • rooms,
fruit. $1.800. Main 8922-J evenings.
» 40 . acres > near Mud t bay, Vi mile
from - Sound, I some ] timber, " $25 per
acre, terms.,' v t , •, - .■.,
■■■*%■ acres, Military road, ' {-room
house. Rood water, . 60 chicken*.
some i potatoes,, 2 - blocks Ito school,
Be fare. I Harvard, old Puyallup line.
$1760, terms. K. D. 4, Box HI. Bu/
from owner. : J. Ei.Urauhart.Taco
ma. -•, >;;■«..<;.,.y :>-■. ■-•%., c. ,;-«yl A,«v ■»
SMALL bungalow, ,8- rooms, with
large pantry and clothes closet, 2
nice Tots,• good soil,«sso down, $10
per month. • Price $700. T. D. Ureg
ory, office Morton and McKinley ay.
KOtt Puyallup s Valleys lands, - see
Harry V. Smith » 2ft* Provident Mdg.
MI McKinley i Park Shomo, costing
; me $1,250, for sale at $1,600; one
block to car line, ,: grocery sand
meat market; 5 large rooms lot 42x
148. on the corner. The i first party
who > really wants I a home will buy
this on sight. Hood m term* i* a—
owner,; 2302 f Jefferson t ay. :w-t?I«.;.;■;
For sale by owner. 2. lota '/t block
from « car: f all I assessments \ In I and
paid; North Ferdinand; 175»; term*.
' Address 'P. O. Bo*' 638, Tacoma. i*;^
■r FOR * SALE <BY OWNER—If ■ you
are ■ looking for »a j home f here iis f a
snap. ■•-. • room t. house, modern, cost
13600; sell for $1800, $800 cash, bal
ance .monthly. -Address ; Box W-«
TimM.
SCOOP SS;r Esther Was Traveling Some When She Passed Goat Island By W'
RICH BANKER
FOUND DEAD
(By United Presi Leased Wire.)
ALBUQUKRQUB, N. M.. Aug.
31.—Solomon Luna, republican
national ocmmltteeman from New
Mexico and recognized leader of
the state republicans. Is dead to
day, his body having been found
In a vat containing a solution of
sheep dip for use on his ranch.
He was clad in night clothes, and
it Is believed he arose during the
night to get a drink of water from
a faucet above the vat and fell
into the poisonous fluid or suc
cumbed to heart failure while
reaching for the faucet.
REAL ESTATE
KOR SALK or trade by owner—lo
acre ranch with 4 room house;
btsr barn; chicken coops and sheds;
Kond well; fifty bearing fruit trees
and berries of all kinds; whole
place cleared and under cultivation.
Would sill all or half or trade for
city property; 2 miles east of Bia-
Blarcfc. M. Larson, K. I' 1. D. No. 4,
Box 96. Tacoma.
KOIIR LOTS at Auburn in Railroad
addition; close to proposed car
.shops; will sell one or all; price,
|SM p«T lot; S6O cash per lot, bal
ance $"> per month without taxes or
Interest for life of contract. A
dandy good buy.
FRED ROBSON,
734 Commerce St., leaker hotel.
5-ROOM bungalow, 2y% acres, cul
tivated bearing orchard. Rood
water, on Puyallup car old line,
Vickery station. H. G. Lattin.
Fortune Comes to Those
who accept It; B and 10 acre tracts
an«i city lots In south and southeast
part of city, close in; prices are
your opportunity; write today. Ad
dress W.. care Tourist hotel.
" .S2O PER ACRE
160 acres Improved farm; all
fenced, about 15 miles from Ta
coma; all ready for the plow; run
ning water; write today. Address
W., care Tourist hotel.
For Sale by Owner
The best value in the city; two
fin« West Knd lots, Nos. 7 and 8 on
North Seventh street, close to Sixth
avenue. Three feet above grade;
street grading, water and sewers
all In; five and ten minute car ser
vice; price $750. Apply at 511
South Sheridan aye., or 2101 Pa
clflo aye.
ANY GOOD MAN who lias a per
manent Job may buy one of our
modern bungalows by paying $50
to $100 down and $lv to $25 a
month thereafter. Walk past the
corner of Kast M and Lennox place
(near East 3titn); ask for Mr. Lano;
5-r. buiiKulnw with 2 lota, $22
monthly, including interest. Price
$1600.
LENNOX INVESTMENT COMPANT
206 Equitable Bldg.
$275 for one and one-half lots near
McKlnley park, one block from
car; $10 cash, $10 a month terms.
Phone Main 8640.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
One acre, equal to 10 lots, west of
car shops, for $385 cash. W. H.
Thaden, R. F. D. No. 1, Box 20,
Yelm, Wash.
PUYALLUP VALLEY RANCHES
10 acres all cleared, part In ber
ries; $7500; best soil and location;
5 acres fine home, all in fruit; one
of the beat buys In Puyallup at
$10,000; a producer. 2 acres, 7-r.
house, all double set fruit; make
offer on tills. 6 acres, all In ber
ries; 2 houses; best location in Puy
allup, $6000. _'v acres at $1600
1% all in berries, $1100. 6-r. house,
all in berries, $1100. 6-r. house, 1
acre all In fruit, $1750. 6-r. house,
1 acre, all In fruit, $2000. 5-r. house
2 lots. $1050. Remember we can
exchange property. See Burk ' for
Valley Land, 204 Bankers Trust B.
Bargains at McKinlcy
Park Addition
5-Room house and 2 nice lots, all
Improvements In and a sacrifice
bargain, $1225; $75 cash, balance
monthly. Here la a chance for a
horn;, and will guarantee a hand
some profit on the Investment and
will leave It with yourself.
O. N. JOHNS
317 California Bldg.
BUSY MEN AND WOMBTN find it
convenient to telephone their For
Sale and Want Ads to The Times.
Main 12. Only one cent a word.
McKinley Hill Bargain
For sale by'owner, a new 4-room
house, closets, pantry, attio, etc.;
plaetered wall* tinted, city water
electric light, gas, etc.; IV4 lots, 1
block from car, fine location. Price
11.••A, $60 cash, balance $20 a
month. This Is lass than property
oO#t. See owner at 3539 McKtnley
ay. Phone Main 264.
McKinley Park Bargain
New modern 6-room bungalow
Price $1,400; terms. 3854 East J st.
GOOD BUT CHEAP HOME
This house contains four good
Bleed rooms and bath, with light
closets, good toilet, porcelain sink,
cooling closet for food, good wood
shed; ground front half of 3 lots
"ii)x6o on corner, has fireplace, price
11200. Small amount down, say
(l»0, remainder $16 to $20 monthly,
>r will take vacant lots or farm as
part pay. Bee 5100 Asotln at
Lennox investment compant
•* zO« Equitable Building.
l^R BALK OR TRADE—¥ow 4
room house; 2 lots; $9iO, worth
(ll»4; payments like rent or will
trade $450 equity for chickens or
;lose-In acreage. Owner, Main 6428.
NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE
960 DOWN, $10 PER MONTH
A fin location near car line, two
rood cleared lots and a new 4-room
louse, painted and in gooe shape
nut with water, wooSahed and
:htcken house. Price 11.000. I
J. M. CURTIS I
Jl4 Bankers Truat Bldg. 8
THE TACOMA TIMES.
FATHER KILLS
2 SONS, THEN
SUICIDES
{By United Press leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.—Reduc
ed to his last $60, by Illness.
Jacob Haas, aged 64, early today
ended his own life and those of
his two sons, Lawrence, aged 6,
and John, 7, by asphyxiation. He
spared the youngest boy, Joe,
aged 4 years, explaining in a note
to his wife, Anna, that she would
need him to comfort her now that
the others were dead.
Joe, the baby, slept with his
mother. The other two boys
roomed with their father. Dur
ing the night Haas opened wide
a gas pipe in the room. The
three bodies were found when
Mrs. Haas called her husband and
children to breakfast.
In the note to his wife, Haas
instructed her to collect his insur
ance money and to return with
little Joe to Germany.
POLICE SEARCH
FOR BOLD
THUG
With an excellent description
of the highwayman, the police to
day are searching the city for the
gunman who last night held up
and robbed C. L. Hagen, a grocer,
at Ainsworth avenue and South
Ninth street, and robbed him of
his gold watch and $7.50 in cash.
Hagen lives at 2008 South
Sprague street. The robber wore
no mask and his victim obtained
a good look at his face.
The Times WANT AD PHONE
Is Main 12. Call that number any
time up to 9 p. in. and your wants
will be met.
BUSINESS CORNER AT
SACRIFICE
Four fine lots, 100 and 120 on
Sixth aye. In the business district;
street paving In and paid for; own
er must have money and has in
■tructed me to place same on the
market for $5560, and $1000 cash
will handle the deal. It's a bargain.
Geo. Walter Eussell
312 Equitable Bldg.
5 Acres, $750
$25 Down, $10 Month
This land Is the best aoll around
Tacoma, Is close In on main county
road, not far from car line. If
you see It you will buy It. Every
body Is iloln' it. 2-G
40 Acres, $1,100
Forty acres near Tacoma, over
half bottom land, balance good soil
enough timber on it to pay for It
You can buy it on easy terms. Let
us sliuw you this.
6 Lots and 4^-Room House
This is a dandy little ranch, right
In town; It is In Fern Hill, right on
car line; cleared and fenced, fine
soil, some bearing fruit trees and
berries, good well; price only 11100
on easy terms. Hurry. 2 N
Surety Bonds. Fir* Insurance
E.F. GREGORY CO., Inc
9. R. Webb. E. F. Gregory
Second Floor National Realty Bid*
1117 Paclflo aye.
■p
I
Turkey and Chicken Dinner 50c
Sunday and Labor Day at the
OLYMPIC CLUB CAFE
Romos Neapolitan Orchestra
Entertains from 6:30 to 8 and 9:30 to 12.
CAUGHT IN A GUY ROPE, BOY
DROPS 2,000 FEET TO DEATH
FLINT, Mich., Aug. 31. —With
every bone in his body shattered
by a fall from a balloon at an al
titude of 2,000 feet, Chester
Belts, aged 14, is d«nd here today,
a victim of boyish curiosity. Ches
ter crowded close to a balloon in
which Auner Amsblll was prepar
ing to ascend. As the craft Htart
ed upward, 5,000 spectators at
NOTICE
Have gone to attend the pho
tographers' convention of the
Pactflo Northwest. Will be
back soon with all the latest
wrinkles in photography.
Watch our advertisement.
O0;i Tttcomii ay.
N. Vow, Chlnrne
■Ht^'&^O I Testimonial;
:- 'H»^| ' have L> on suf-
W^ieS'-l ferlng Bflvemly
MWilftJa from kidney trou-
TSS&jiLji'iar ill,, ami rheuma
aJMr tl«m tOT the past
wajn :; vis., and nave
ÜBisTV I," >, ' doctoring
J|^^k^'illi^i:<!:v V/ltll-
your won
derful remedies, under your
treatment for 3 weeks, the pain
and sorentss have entirely dis
appeared. Tours truly. P. A. Sni
der 5710 So. Yakima ay., Tacoma.
• A won3erful Chinese medicine.
Send 2c stamp for question blank
\o 1146% Pacific ay. Main 6288.
Be Careful
Use
PAPER SANITARY
DRINKING CUPS
.. Ten in a package for
5 Cents
at
THE BONNEY
PHARMACY
Main 553. 902 Pac. ay.
pioneer!
Bindery & Printing Co.
Stationers
and
Engravers
Blank Book Makers
Loose Leaf Ledgers
947 C St. Main 436.
948 Commerce.
the state fair (grounds were hor
rified to see the boy trailing along
his foot entangled in a guy rope.
Despite warning from Amsblll
Fletts still struggled desperately
to free himself. Working his
foot freely, the lad hurtled
through the air, his body finally
crashing through the roof of a
barn.
QUARREL ENDS
IN STABBING
AFFRAY
John Senters, city inspector on
the Green river gravity water sys
tem, is in the county jail today
charged with assault with a dead
ly weapon, while his victim. C.
Kiickson, a workman, lies at his
home in Seattle suffering from a
dangerous knife wound In hla
right temple, inflicted after a dlß
pute over the laying of a pipe in
the ditch yesterday. When Sen
ters stabbed Erlckson he fled to
the hills. He borrowed a revol
ver aud cartridges on the pretext
of shooting a bear. Later he re
turned the Rim and gave himself
up to Sheriff Robert Longmire
who had reached thte camp. The
trouble started when Senter or
dered Erlckson to change the po
sition of a pipe, which Senters
said was not placed right in the
ditch.
JOHNSON FRIEND
OF WOMEN
ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Aug.
31. —Governor Hiram Johnson of
California, is on his way to La
ramie, Wyo., today, following a
speech delivered here last night
in the Interests of the new pro
gressive national ticket.
Governor Johnson advocated
shortening women's working
hours, the abolishment of child
labor and urged wage earners to
si.mii by Colonel Roosevelt.
OPPOSE WOODS'
NEW PLANS
Mayor Seymour, Health Officer
Love and Mrs. Fletcher, superin
tendent of the contagious hospi
tal, all are opposed to the change
in the contagious hospital plans
made by Commissioner Woods in
substituting wooden partitions for
tile in the new building.
At a conference yesterday the
three decided to take the matter
before the city council next week
and try to have the order* of
Woods rescinded.
AUTO BANDIT
HAS NO FACE
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 31.
—After a revolver duel with Al
bert Hahoney, a chauffeur, the
lone automobile bandit who has
been operating for two weeks on
(he boulevards around Los An
gelas, is at large again today.
The bandit robbed Mahoney
near Pasadena late last night
without permitting his victim to
nee his face. None of the man's
dozen victims of the last ten days
has been able to furnish his de
scription to the police.
, INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Aug. 31.
—United States District Attorney
Charles I Miller flatly ■ denied the
reports i that there 'is friction be
tween | himself: and ' Oscar ! Lawler
of j Los Angeles |as to which have
charge fof t the" case '■ against ff the
members of union labor organiza
tions charged "with Illegally trans
porting £ dynamite. The .case ,is
scheduled ■■ to ,; begin ■ In October. „
£■•-#*■/ Alme«t i I/oet; His i LJf«T" ;. VV C
fl S. A. Sud, of Mason.* Mich., will
Mm forget i his terrible exposure
to a merciless storm." "It gave me
a dreadful cola." h« write*, "that
caused $ sever* pains |in my chest;
to jit was bard i for me to ; breathe.
▲ neighbor gay» me imwral f dos*«
Of %l Dr. King's y N»w r V Discovery
which " brought J great f relief. The
doctor said I .was" on the Targe of
pneumonia, but to continue,with
th« Discovery. i 1 did so, and: two
bottles completely eared ate." HIM
only this quirk, sat*, reliable m*d.
iclne for coughs, ; colds ; or any
throat of lung trouble. Price SOe
and | # $1.00. Trial bottle % frae.
I Guaranteed by Ryner Malstrom |
Dm. Co.. 838 PadKc i^zmA
U. S. MARINES
SAIL FOR
PANAMA
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 31.
—Eight hundred j American ma
rines sailed from Nicaragua for
Panama today aboard the United
States cruiser California. This
will bring the number of Ameri
can soldiers In the disturbed re
public to 1,800, and this force is
expected to awe general Mena and
his revolutionary army. The sit
uation at Managua and other
cities In Nicaragua la reported
considerably Improved today and
It Is predicted that General Mena
will keep his army in check as
long as the American soldiers and
sailors remain.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 31. —
Major J. J. Morrow, corps of en
gineers, United States army, who
has been stationed here two years
supervising government engineer
ing projects, today is appointed
by President Taft as chairman of
the Alaska railroad commission
authorized by congress shortly be
fore adjournment.'
Sulphurro Fine
Mouth Purifier
Dentists Recommending New
Liquid Sulphur Compound
- us Antiseptic.
Grrnis Enter Sj»trin Through
v. - Month ■-'.
"The ' main channels through
which disease germs reach the
human - body are the rinse and
the mouth, writes a leading
physician In a special article
printed recent!}' In the Hearst
newspapers. ■ lie continues,
"That is, through the mouth or
nose the gfims of consumption,
diphtheria, typhoid, tonsllttls,
pneumonia and spinal meningi
tis find their way into the hu
man system. .*■
"Nature has bo arranged the
working of the chemistry of the
blood and tissues that In the
absolutely, healthy man or wom
an when these disease germs
enter the healthy channels they -
are at once destroyed and then
devoured by cells made for this
express purpose." v: '■•■ -
• (Read the Booklet.) ~^
Therefore, it behoove* all of us
to keep our systems, and especially
the mouth, in condition to overcome *
these dangerous germs.' Sulphur is '
one of the greatest antiseptics ot
tered by Nature, . and Sulphurro,
which Is the new. Liquid Sulphur
Compound, offer« an antiseptic of ,
the greatest value to . the human
race. ■■ »v ■ - ■•■■.■■*.■■. .-.-k;,.. -; ■.. -.*■•■■«*;!
Many dentists are recommending
Sulphurro as air antiseptic wash for
the mouth. The physician's state
ment shows the Importance of keep
ing the mouth in condition to com
bat disease germs. Sulphurro as a
dentifrice cleanses the. teeth, ■■■•■ and
the pure Sulphurro Is often used as
a temporary relief for ■>-. toothache,
once a week Sulphurro should be
dropped full strength (with medi
cine dropper) between teeth > and
gums, and retained few seconds.
It has proved most • efficacious -: In
cases of Pyorrhea. >>■* '••**.".?*'».;
■ Hulphurro at all druggists In 50
--cent and $1 bottles. — Free booklet
upon request to the C. M. C. Stew
art Sulphur '. Co., ■ 71,, Columbia : St.,'
Seattle. „...,■..■. -' ■^-yi-.vyi;
Caille Perfection Gasoline Engines
•: ? " The Cheapest Good Engine on the Market"
WM. A. MULLINS ELECTRIC CO., 1014 A st.
The Bank of California
:•'^:■■--:■•->':;:NATIONAL ASSOCIATION * . &;S
Established 1864.
--: ,;fe Capital 1 and Surplus $16,300,000.00
■ v Ban Francisco -A3*"''£f> Portland Tacoma 'iCv^wS^i Seattle
-;• y-- ■l: ;;U:;. ■■- •■^\^\> TACOMA BRANCH ii fo^m&i
The Bank of California h Aildisg, Tacoma.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
VIA THE
"MILWAUKEE"
BETWEEN
Tacoma *t and ii Grays II Harbor Sß ' *
Trains learo Tacoma at 8:40 A. M. and 5:40 P. M.
For particular* regarding fares and train service, call on or address
CITY TICKET OFFICE
1001 Pacific Avenue, or Joint Passenger Station, 25th and A St, M
PAGE SEVEN
(I"nld Advertisement.)
m>iti•:v/.o DOW;;':•'
Progressive Candidate
■ i , .*' For-: 1; Sift^SS
ivo-i-i-ntiii^ Attorney ,
Lorenzo Dow Ik the Progressive
candidate for nomination. for the
prosecutor's office. I Progressives
are holding preference | primaries
on Sept. 7th and a County Con
vention to ratify the nominees of
the party who secure the largest'
vote for each office, Sept. 18th.;
At the Primaries on Sept. 7th
delegates to the County and State
Convention will be elected..?" Col-5
onel Roosevelt will be ' here ;4 on
Sept. 10th a« well as the State
Convention in Seattle the " same
day.
Mr. Dow says aa the Progres
sive cauo/) is non-partisan it should
appeal strougly to the women vot
ers, and oh|x'c ially more so as this
Is their first opportunity to ac
tively participate in National mat
ters. The Progressives expect to
build up a stroug woman's organi
zation.
Dow Is the state representative ■
from the Fern Hill district, but
will.not run for re-election. He Is f|
one of the original Roosevelt Pro
gressives In this state and county,
and was selected by the progres- ..'
sive convention at Aberdeen 'as;'>■
national committeemen ' from >
Washington. > „ „_—'■' \*
He came from Minnesota when
a boy, graduated from the public
and normal schools, attended vari- .
ous law schools and has had quite
a few years' practice. He was
elected to the legislature in 1901
and re-elected In this state in ,
1911. . „ ■ r. T ;
.; Dow believes in the economical.!?
administration of office and hav
ing the office conducted on a bual- -'■.
ness basis for the; benefit of the
people. He put up a great fight ■
for the people's best interest in the
recent street car fight in this city,
spending considerable time and
money for the people's rights. ;
Olympia Boat
The New . Blearner ■ ■;.
NISQUALLY ;y 1
Leaves Municipal Dock Dally at
» a. m and S p. m. V^ 1?; }
- The 8:00 p. m. Trip \ Connects i£
:■:' for Sbelton. ', ■ '
; returning . Leaves Olyropla
11:15 p. m. and 8:00 p. in. m
MAGNOLIA—Leaves '.: OlympU ;;'
for Tacoma and Seattle 7:80 a -'
m. Phono Main 6808. , .
" •"• •;. 'f^.j
mssaisssanaii-
Strs. Indianapolis t$ §;
and Chippewa ' "
Tin- (anlrat and finest ' day '
>|r>ll>K'ia on III.' mail. . i .> w
BIGHT him mi 'I'ltn-s DAILY $&
'Si. Leaves « Tacoma • from *- Mu- ; Sfe
: nicipal Dock nt 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 si
•a. in ; 1:00, 3:00, , 6:00, 7:00 A
9:00 p.'m.---" *-,i.«;v ■'^!j-« m
i.'in" Seattle from'Colraan W>
dock. 7:00. 8:00. 11:00 -a. m.. St
k-00, S:00. 6:00, 7:00, 9:00 p. m. &■
'"i.'.'.. si\cii.i-; FARE ■ »-.,-. -: ->&■ m
HOUIIIDTUIPMc^M m
A. Stcninrr IS very Two Hour*. H
1.. K. l'l lt< l 1.1 . Axral M
* ■■•' I'lnjnc Mnln 3445 • - '
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