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PAGE EIGHT.
NATIONAL BANK DEPOSITARY I
SECURITY!
"\V< offer you the security afforded by our
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits of
omt
$16,500,000
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MANA«e>*s -Aj»i r&artsvae*, 1 i
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HERE BOYS; HERE'S A FINE
CHANCE TO LEARN HOW TO
MAKE A RACING AUTOMOBILE
TO TUP. HOIK OF T.tniM.t.
beginning today, Mr. K. 11,
.endlei.ni, nho I* Use founder
■C boys' rating aad building club,
.till write a dally letter to lite
Cat-onia Ih.js, telling them how
be boys In tlse south started
uikli'iu tlnyir ra« ing sulomo
•lle*.. aad all about their a.—..i.
tat Jon.
He villi also tell how to build
theee Utile cars and give line
Mi)- all Hie help lie *an while
he is in tliis city.
The following Is the I list let.
tar:
My Dear Boy*:
I »«nt to write to you all and
tell you about the boy racers
that are coming here for tbe La
bor day races.
Flrvt. juKt let me tell you hots
•11 this started.
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During the flte years this
office has been established I
bar* fitted the eyes of more
than 10,000 patients. Many of
thee* you know personally.
Rev It. H. MrGlnal*. tno*
South I St.: ll -J. Imidxr*.
lawyer. Hank of <%lifor_ta
BUf.l Mrs. 1. D. Cug Stella
eooal I*ke; Mrs. A. J ftoswsf.
Tl« Sa*. r.wth St.. J. 1.. «-utter.
1117 Jefferson Aye.; J. P.
Cow a n liulldi ng contractor:
Mr*. I M. Moore, 59*4 Ho.
Wvrri.lMii. E. S. Croft, proprie
tor Croft Hotel; Mrs. K. < alien -
dci. 8714 Ho. M Ht.; W. R.
Clayton. Hiillding Trade* Coaa
•II Mrs. W. K. < lay ion. 3. I
M. Murray. Attorney, Fidelity
building. Mr. Howell. Howell.
Hill Lumber Co
X '.-'
m :*' ka^ ■_
*K__^P
l»H <i. J HI sT.
t-.ye Hf.es ml.«t
Dr Rust has Just leturned
from a year's post grsduste
rpurae He gave considerable
tins* and attention t< difficult
• ass* which baffled tbe ordi
nary eye specialist.
Tbe doctor'n course includ
ed tbe latest sad most sd
vaaced Ideas oa 1 eating eye*
aad the treatment of every eye
trouble
(■**-*;< 1 Al. NOTH V.
F*r. Ruse invites all hi*
«M pel lea ta te vtaM Man
«*r a free leethwg of tha
peaßaaat g4aaae*.
Chicago £ye Specialist
ML O. J. "V»T.
by phial Maaa 9419
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la Venice there were many
hoys who had made push mo
biles; they wanted a race, and
asked me to hs?lp them We
thought a race for these push
mobiles with engines in them,
would be interesting and furnish
a lot ol good clean pleasure for
the boys.
We were able to get six little
machines that were made rrom
old motorcycle engines, mounted,
on a frame; some with old "
wheelbarrow wheels and some
with old bicycle wheels In front.
One boy. Sld Holland, had his
made with wheelbarrow wheeis
on the back and 28-inch Mcreta
wheelß on the front, no tires
However, the races were run
and were a grand success, the
average speed being $0 miles an
hour. Now over 100 hovi have
their own machines and sre
driving and racing.
The machines of today are
made to look like their big
brother racers, and with better
engines. The dealers through- |
out the city have helped the lit
tle fellow* build their ears, he.
cause they are naturally inter-1
ested tn the boy who ran _c
thing* worth while; the same
rule you will find holds good
when you have grown up. The
boy who Is worth while gener
ally makes a man who is worth
while and that kind of a man is
always in demand.
Tomorrow I will tell you about
the association and how these
machine* are made, because 1
want some Tacoma boys to be in
the races here, and want to help
You see a* I have th* boy* in
Los Angeles. B. H.
MOW *.\ \lt
ROME, July 15. Authorita
ttes of Avalona snd Albania have
sent a message to the powers ask
ing them to intervene and relieve
an Intolerable situation that al
lows Greek regulars disguised as
Epirotes to drive out of their
native country 100,000 Albanians
who are in a deplorable condi
tion.
■
Grocers' excursion to East
S iund through San Juan Islands
Thursday, July It. Boat leaves
Municipal dock at 7:30 a. m
Ticket* $1 50: children half fare
17 5c i. Ticket* for sale by all
croeers, at the dock, Puritan
Drug Co. and Ben Haverkamp.
"adv."
FINK HOME GOING VP
E. C. Richards, treasurer of
the Hunt A Mottet company, to
day took out a building permit
for a 10-room brick-veneer resi
deaee at 1303 North Yakima ave
nue, to cost $7.500. Architects
Hullard snd Hill drew up tbe
plsns for the new residence.
Weak Lungs Often
Lead to Serious Illness
If you have weak lungs and your
system Is run down you ara sus
-1 ceptible to serious lung trouble By
i the use of r.i kman's Atteratlva
many hays been restored to haalth. >
Head af this case.—
iJI 8. Atlantic A vs. Haddori field. '
M. J.
Oentlesnen—ln the fall of list
I ninlnrHs s vary sever* whi
which settle* on aiy lungs All
laat 1 b'san to raise sputum, and <
say s>h)~sl_Lsn than tola sm I must'
fro to i. Worn Is immediately At
MB time I was advise* to tsks
Eekmaa's Alterative. I stayed st
home ana commenced taking It tk*
last week In October I beg-an te
Improve and th* first week in Jas
asry. I*9*. I resumed my resular
occupation having gained tt
Rounds, fslly restored to ha* Ith. It
I asw sever, years sino* my rs- !
oovery has Scan effected sad I!
cannot praise E'kitun'i Alterative
toe highly . Abbrrviat**") i
(•lane*) W _". TAT-M
lekstni Alterative is most ef
flcacloßS In bronchial catarrh ana
«"'• throat and lung arfectlon*
aad upbuilding the system Con
tain* bo harmful or habit forming
drags Aonept bo substitutes Uuut
b/Owl DrTflg Co M 4 C at . grass*
I'ruf O*. Itth aad -psetric ay.
QUEENS TOU HAVE BEEN READING ABOUT IN ALL THE PAPERS
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HERE'S FIVE OF THEM-430UHT THEM^& WHOM YOU KNOW
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EVERT SINGLE ONE OF THEM IS A VERY BUSY LITTLE QUEEN
Although she won t celebrate
her 70th birthday anniversary un
til December, Queen Alexandra.
dowager queen of England i above
it right I. is already making plans
for the family birthday psrtv.
shich is to in* llllle represent.l
tlves from almost every court In
Europe. Dowager Queen Mar-
80,000 ISSUE
ULTIMATUM
TO RAILROADS
CHICAGO, 111., July 15.—A
committee of 60, representing
80,000 employes on western rail
roads here served on the
general managers of the rail
roads their organizations' ulti
matum, involving a number of
demands, among which higher
nay and shorter hour* were the
most Important.
Tt I* expected that the rail
roads will appeal to Secretary of
Labor Wilson for mediation un
der the Newlands art. The men
are prepared to call a strike,
tying up luO.ooo miles of rail
road*.
DR. MATHEWS
IN OPENING
ADDRESS
Rev. M. A. Mathews of Seattla
opened the Christian Worker*
conference at Whitworth college
last evening with an address In
which he asserted that Jesus
Christ Is coming to earth again
ta the flesh, and that all per
sons should live so as to ba
ready to meet Him when He
comes. Rev Mathews spoke be
fore an audience of 1 00 ministers
and laymen, holding their inter
eat for nearly two hours with
his interesting talk.
The conference settled down ta
business this morning with Bible
and devotional study. Hurin,
I the afternoon today the minister:*
will play tennis, baseball and
I other games, and this eveniag
they will resume their stt^diea.
Ushenvtea's lunches, picnic aad
aato lunches pat ap. Dacmwald's
I lellkat **■*■. Sis nth
"Advertisement ''
OR TRIP RART.
Bound for Eastern market*)
where they will Inspect latest
fashion* and place orders for Img
port snd local good*. Mrs. A. M.
Wheeler aad Mr*. 8. Cheney of
tha salt aad millinery depart
■MBt* of the Horgan Parker
store, left yesterday.
Agates nnllsheO and ■>•■ inted
la aattd fjeM. Malt, Jew****. 1147
C st- ' Advsrtlsemeat."
THE TACOMA TIMES.
gherita of Italy (at left above)
was one of the most interested
visitors at the International
Council of Women recently held
in Rome.
"Carmen Sylva," the queen of
lion mania lat right below) has
just completed the libretto of an
opera which will be produced
What's Doing
In Politics
Everybody Is invited to send in news that is of politi
cal interest. We bar no one from this column, whatever the
odor of his political skin. If you have anything of s politi
cal nature that you thlnh will Interest Times readers let us
have it.
Tacoma socialists, those of the
Red and Yellow boys, have com
bined, and plans for launching
their campaign will be made at
a mass meeting next Sunday aft
ernoon in the Maccabees' hall
The county ticket will be named,
and campaign committees ap
pointed to shoulder the work of
the coming fight. It 1* said that
Adam Bartb will be boosted for
I'nited States senator, and that
Posey L. Pendleton will run for
prosecuting attorney.
Paul Newman la being boosted
by the progressive* to run for
state senator In the 34th district.
Newman Is a member of tbe
Moose lodge.
8. R. Lamont, clerk in Judge
Card's court, who had intended
to run for county auditor ob thel
progressive ticket, todsy changed
his mind and decided to run fori
It's All Bunk
But It Listen's
Very Good
Today Is St. Swithin* day
Nine hundred and forty-three
years ago some one wrote tbe
following verse about St. Swith
in s day:
St. Swithin ■ day, if thou dost
rain.
For forty days It will remain:
St. Swithin> day, If thou he fair.
For forty day* 'twill raiv aa*
malr.
Washington weather sharp*—
the official weather bureau the—
—have demonstrated by statist
ics tbat tbls forty day thing I* aH
bunk. They can prove definitely
that when Bt. Swithin'* daj
"rained," a* the poem haa It, the
next forty days scored heavily oa
th* "fair" side—at least since
tha west her bureaa waa est sh
ushed Bat the weather man 1*
well known for hi* inaccuracy
and today Is Bt. Swithin* day
Reap aa ay* oa tha weather.
NEGRO Ll ~OHEI>
LAKE CORMORAM. Mlas..
waa hanged by a asob far Btaaltag
three amies.
I soon. The kaiserin of Germany
jI In center) surprised a school
! hoys' picnic at I'otsdam wood th<
other day by sending them caki
j and coffee from the roya
kitchen. I'nless the doctors can
save her sight by the removal ol
i a cataract from her left eye
Queen Victoria of Sweden ( below
' at. left) may soon become blind
sheriff on the ticket. Lamont i
said there were too many seek-:
ing the auditor's Job, and he!
thought his chances were better
to secure the nomination for
sheriff.
Three progressives and one
republican filed their randidacy
In the county auditor's office
this morning. The progressives
were 8. R. Lamont, for county
sheriff; Harry I. Fawcett of East
Larchmont, for county auditor,
and Wm. A. Johnson for Justice
of the peace.
Mr. Johnson Is at present
chief deputy In the county as
sessor's office, and Is a well
known attorney at the court
house.
O. W. Slayden of Steilacoom
was the only republican to file.
He Is running for county com
missioner on the republican
I ticket from the third district
This Cannon
Shoots 16 Miles
WASHINGTON, July 15.— A
cannon which will shoot 16
miles! That la what the arm $
will use to defend the Panama
canal. This giant gun will be
the most powerful in the world.
It will also fire the heaviest pro
jectiles, within its 16mile range,
tt will be able to shoot with
greatest accuracy any approach
ing foe.
TRAVEL ItHlsh
Travel to Mount aTcoma Is
greater this year than ever be*
fore, and by the middle of th s
mountain season It is believed
there will be insufficient accom
modations at tbe mountain foi
all the tourists. The Tacoma
Eastern and "Blue Bird" tn'n
bus line are handling capacity
loads eaxh trip.
a
I-RICT BISHOP
ABHEVILLE. N. C . Jnly 15.—
ißdlctmeat* charging Bishop 0.
R. Harris of tbe Second Episco
pal district of the A. M. E Zlon
church, colored, sad eight oth
ers, with burning th* charrh
property were returned by th*
county graad Jary today.
1,- ■ —
Grocery Dept Open As Usual Thursday. Phone Orders or Shop in Person ,
lg _. l Q r< | erß The Home of S. &H. Green Stamps
Promptly Filled ((jmrnm £r3AvtSYVUMONev'yCf)w +
SerVi'T'S* —_—I mmwkmm\^k9^^^^^^^ ***^^^
PACIFIC AVENUE AND COMMERCE AT 15IS ST.
Camper's Needs Are Featured For
Thursday—Clearance Prices Rule
Pillows 45c Pillow Slips I Blankets $1.50 111 Comforts at 79c
Kesther Plllows. *•*- I «_«•_ .^^for I *"[ TStVS I «—*** "«b dark
ered with art ticking. ■ umm Special for I Blank et*. Sale I calico, Just the thing
Clearance MC- ■ Clear- Q ■ price #1 CA I for camping. JQ n
price, each .. . ■**#(-> ■ anca lib I pair .... 4* I iJU jlj Spec, each I JO
6 Towels „_.-_ I Toweling
t -?I Cx *_? Women ss2oCoats*t7 CA 33/ 4 c
TurkUh Tow- _Jfii_. c •. ■ i-\ T% i si I H Bleached Tow
el*, with hem- JBa ouits and UressesV* •vv ill «nng with
nied end*, full l£wißv mrmm, mm m,m, . « fancy border.
bleached. Bale IllM__S_r H Hale price the
price p-]f ***f ' "mis share tn the savings presented by this II yard _.1
* for DIG f I I tremendous sale of three hundred clever gar- II only. UIC
ij l> ments. Select a coat, suit or dress formerly 1 _ .
_, W«^ ""Id for $15 to $20, *7 m j
Sheets 48c If" 111 •1"-W"' #f.D-U | $1.50
Each \''i Shirts $1
„ .. . . W. H There's endless choice as to fabric, ityle and I ■—"** ■* «P-
Sheets, "bleach- LV '"lor- Th« dresses are in silk or wool mate- 1 "eight™ Kl_n
ed or un- ILTKf rials the coats in plain or fancy effects, I nel Bhirth fur
bleached A./'I long or three-quarter length models. The I camping and
ready for use. 1%9^ "u,t" ■*■« jn 'ency or strictly »-f en 111 outing, $1.50
_Bn > tailored models Jl .JU _ values • *
price, . «*oo I W JO at } I
Boys' Churns 98j I! Knives & Tea Ii Cups and I Paper
Overalls imported But II Forks Spoons Saucers j Plates
Overalls for ter Churns, I Wood handle Silver steel | White pone- Paper Pl*
boys to w*ar with , )ninied Knlvesand lain Cups snd washing dlsh
at the camp, . , Ihor kh. for _v-«■ iv*-. •- ,__„i_ r i„
triple stitch- whwlßandt°P I campers, set reg. 10c Saucers, reg..-
cd. the pair. regular $l.»»l of B l x each. set of six. lar size, set if ape . _ '
g .. 70c|.t alue..Sßc|r c""-. 35c "r. . 7c|tZ h3Bc| clal Zc
r aper 01 a a n •. rt\ 25c Spid
sJO^ #1.00 Graniteware 59c l **\ 16°
Bize 11 l--'x _■ Steel Spiders,
18 In., Kill in wlt h co 1 d
a a___i_s - _ The assortment Include* 16 quait 1 handle, regu
rt I>H( KHKI i __^ It n - i
regular s<>o >^ ___? ??_ _? keU'e '- 10 qUart fl or Vhis^saTe
seller 00- / \ l-alls, 14 quart dish pan*. 10 quart £ r thia "a,«
for ... _.3C ' J _ 1 deep dish pans, 6 quart covered only |DC
___________ M*|*^^^H|i|' 1'l|ii'f pans, Nn. 8 Knval enamelware
— M^_^^^^^«|j^yf steamers, 17 quart dish pans, anil 4 — **mtm9mAmm *-
Tents $5.48 w^_^__j!_i_fi_l quart do"bie bo"<*<» These arti- Wash
Made of Bu/ l*i^f_**-S_£_o """ """* in ,he M"c i",<l *ray moi' Basins
d ,ck. 2 1-2 to «&%_W Ued, en**'-«-'«'»r*' «»' the very high . |
•j «„„♦ __n_ ~~*fg.gM_k_F -^ grade green mottled Some are _.._,. hssins
3 foot walls, w „„ e enamel Hne(l *»a*li
sv to f«»*» » i- 1-* men his
■"~ ■ V\e alnn offer Japanned ware In various articles. The values wide, 4 indies
a, pc:: $s.4Bftr___., runff rom.om. BBc.. ,o. Mo°; 59c p,a, 20c I
A SALE OF GOOD RUGS \ J rimme(! Ha!f ! 5c
— ■»-_r -» s-t r Note our window display of j
C A \/I7 *l 1 I 4VL. aT*! CA D A Kla^T lrlni'Ded and untrlmmed hats,
DAVL I-»J 111 tlie V-.L___AixAlNl_.__ motor bonnets, wide shade bus
——— and girls' straw bonnets, i.i.i
Azmlnster Rugs, extra hearvy pile, size 9xl 2 feet, In pleasing tily trimmed, etc You'il sunn
tan and brown shades, mostly allover patterns. Choice of . . _ _.
any rug in tha store formerly mt-p Crt a ""l<l i
up to $25 at ) I (.OU "f re Kular Prl.-e of --|?
Beamless Brussels Rugs, size All Wool Seamless Brussels *«me. Choice fUC
9x12 feet, in late patterns, Rugs, six* Bxl2 feet, in good -•»._-_ ~, „,
any rug in the house for- assortment of patterns. «AIHTB—W omen s pretty voile
merly sold for up to $20.00. Choice of any rug farmerly waists, regularly priced $1.98,
Now €10/10 up to $17.5*, ClflOC t: IK and *- !,s- ¥1 7C
at t l_.s(M now lUisfO I Choice now at f|. f D
Small Rugs, 36x63 Inches, All Wool Velvet Rug*. 27x Women's w««t-. «nw o, .
fine quality Axmlnster. 54 Inches; regular $1.75 I W „men 8 w»Bh Silk Shirts, In ,
$3 50 values An MQ. value. At. AQ j Petty stripes or plain cob,red
M f-iTfl Clearance •> I iZd china silks, regular values to
SEE PACIFIC AYE. WINDOW 2t o „, y Ch°!? .now.. $1.49
' ■ mm** — * J - _,
Oirls 75c Dresses 49c __ TrraT
Neat Percale Dresses for girls, H A ITIITI nTIf C _ ZSz? \A<*\C Pw^^
In serviceable colors and clever \ "aHII-IOCKS ABOUT nalt TrfCe
designs, regular 75c A Q , „.*_,„. ...
values . . HOC ( .Ab,"- ,,e riddance of every hammock In the store during ll
O.H. Indian P^y Suits, with
feather cap snd khaki skirt and | the homefitting section. Sell the hammocks neve, mm.l '
Jacket. A very attractive play j the loss," Is the order he got, so ' |
for t'onTy Ul*rly ,laß 59C *J,rge H"nmock '. ««'»> Pillow valance and spreader, in at-
Women . WMU,"-«H." Pettl- t t r3" B t o^ e.^u Oe: r•."', .P". t. ,e,:,,•.■ $1.98
coats, made with deep flounce I _ ¥1 *■* • •«■«* ,
and ribbon beading, to 7Q^ Foreh Hammocks of heavy canvas, striped or khaki color,
$1.50 value* I9b made like a bed, fine for campers' use. Made to sell at
Women* White I.awn Waists, $7.60. Ooing now at, mn nn
aad Blouse*, also colored each I
lawns, regular 75c to AQn $5.50 to $6 98 Hammocks clnn ■
$1.00 value* at "WC at $3i39
. I
ANOTHER "MIBTARK"
MADERA. Cal., July IS.—Mls
aken by Elmer Cox, jr., hla hunt
ng companion, for a deer and
■hot In the arm and side, A. J.
Krancis of Ban Francisco ws* re
ported here today In a critical
•ondition at a lumber camp la
;b* mountains near her*.
The wound In Itself was not fa
tal, bat the accident occurred
B*rly Sunday, 2 7 miles from the
camp. It took nearly 24 hoars to
parry the injured man to tbe
ramp and the delay aggravated
hi* hart so much that complica
tions were feared.
Frsncis Is In tbe Jewelry busi
ness ia San Fram lwo.
WM9FM*b9BMh flvVaHf pp* T me Wetm
Advert ißemaßt.'"
R. R. MEN CONFER.
CHICAGO, July 16. —With
each side insisting that It will
not ask arbitration, general
managers of the western rail
roads making Chicago their head
quarter* and representative* of
their 30,000 employe* resumed
their conference today.
WOODROW AT GAME
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 13.
—President Wilson saw Detroit
beat Washington yesterday by the
score of 2 to 0
HEW AVIATION RECORD
LEIPBIC. July 14.—Helnrlch
Ollerlch, German aviator, broke
the world's altitude record by
flying 2B,«o« feet towards tha
cloud*.
Wednesday, July 15, 1914.
TO VOTE ON HI Hi/I
RICHMOND, Vs., July 15.—
Petitions signed by 69.536 vot
er* were signed to call an elec
tion on the wet and dry question
in this state In September.
WHEAT RROORD Hl.i >M V
• HICAOO. July 16. Records
for wheat shipment were broken
today when 1506 cars were re
ceived for shipment.
-rtlstl* aeeoratlona, Watson*,
" Ad v»rtt—merit.-*
KkKH TKHTKII. GLASS—
FITTED
Merit Alon* Wins With De.
CASWELL OPTI-DAL CO.
741 St. Helens sv.
Ground Floor. T*L Main 4 74*,