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Panamas
Dame Fashion has pronounced the Panama to
be the "style" for Spring and Summer wear.
We carry all the popular shapes.
Ladies are cordially invited to inspect these new
arrivals at
$4 and $5
SEE THEM AT THE
M. & M. Hat Shop
944 Pacific Avenue
ALLOW DICE;
SAY POLICE
"Push boards," a device used
for gum tiling for candy and el
gars, common In Tacoma cigar
•nd confectionery stands during
the past year, were ordered out
of use today by Detective Chief
Fa-cKler.
It was announced that dice
would be permitted In cigar
stores, so long as they were used
only In shaking for cigars. No
dice ry card games for money
will be permitted.
FIVE AVALANCHES
BAR PARK ROADS
Five avalanches, vary from fiO
to I tin feet in width, are lying
across the government road by
EXTRA SPECIAL
SATIKDAY TO MOXHAY
• ni,unci Ice ('ream
25c Qt.
5c DU.li ut Fountain.
Mi 1. 1- Your I'art are ou
llutter.
iiiir llest Butter, churned
fresh daily. 00"
lb dUO
MAM IN Ol It BAKKIIY
Devil's Kood Layer Cakes.
cadi. 20c and BSc
Lemon Snaps, dozen. . . . 10c
(lerinan Breakfast Snails,
do/ Mi
VI vile In Our Caiiily Kitchen
Mexican Panoche, lb. . . ,:ioc
MEADOWMOOR
DAIRY STORE
DOK Broadway.
T.ii mini Theater Khlg.
Factory located IMB Only.
Central
Public
Market
1144-40 Pacific Aye.
Free Delivery.
Main 2409. Main 4884.
A BIRTHDAY
EVENT
Shelby's Orchestra will play
afternoon and evening, and our
famous Country Club Coffee
will be served free all day Sat
urday. Regular :i.">c value, Sat
urday only 20c
We have installed an up-to-date
llobart Peanut Uutter machine.
Come in and watch It work.
3 lbs. of Peanut Uutter, Satur
day only 25c
14 lbs. extra fine Granulated
Bugar SI.OO
willi a dollar purchase or other
groceries-—flour and specials
not included.
3 cons of Del Monte SolTtl
Packed Tomatoes 25c
Regular 15c can of extra Sugar
Peas, 3 cans 2fic
6 lbs. of good Dry Peaches 25c
6 lbs. of Prunes 25c
Rcßiilar IS| can of Dal Monte
Asparagus 25c
4 packages of Spaghetti, Maca
roni or Vermacelll 2.5 c
Regular 20c bottle Del Monte
(Catchup, 2 bottles for ... .25c
Regular 20c can Tuna Fish, 2
cans 25c
7 cane of Oil of Mustard Sar
dines j 25c
4 packages of Cornflakes. . .25c
Regular 15c can Cut String
| Beans, 2 cans 15c
'ME CENTRAL PUBLIC
v MARKET
11 14-18 Pacific Avenue.
the Nisqually glacier in the Na
tional park, according to Super
visor Realm m.
Thin People Gained
Weight Quickly
Hy Following This Simple Sug
gestion.
Thin men and women who
would like to increase their
weight with 10 or lv pounds of
healthy "stay there" fat should
try eating a little Sargol with
their meals for a while and note
results. Here is a good test
worth trying. First weigh your
self and measure yourself. Then
take Sargol- one tablet with
every meal,—for two weeks. Then
weigh and measure again. It isn't
a question of how you look or
feel or what your friends say and
think. The scales and the tape
measure will tell their own story,
and many thin men and women
we believe can easily add from
' five to eight pounds in the first
fourteen days by following this
simple direction. And best of all,
the new flesh stays put.
Sargol does not of itself make
; fat, I ut mixing with your food, it
aims to turn the fats, sugars and
starches of what you have eaten,
into rich, ripe fat producing nour
ishment for the tissues and
I blood—prepare it in an easily as-
I similated form which the blood
i can readily accept. Much of this
nourishment now pnsßCg from
your body as waste. Hut Sargol
! works to stop the waste and do It
, quickly and lo make the fat pro
i ilitclng contents of the very same
' meals you are eating now develop
pounds and pounds of healthy
i flesh lietween your skin and
i bones. Sargol is safe, pleasant,
efficient and inexpensive.
Crown Drug Co., 1111 Pacific
aye., and other leading druggists
in this vicinity sell it in large
boxes forty tablets to a package
—on a guarantee of weight in
crease or money back as found
in each large box.
Grocery Specials
Saturday
Good Creamery Butter, per 11).
SSc, J', lbs. tor 85c
Finest Creanierv Butter, per
lb. Hlit, :; lbs SSc
Strictly Fresh Ranch Kggs, 4
doz. for 05c
l-'ine (irunulatcd Sugar, 11 lbs.
for Sl.oo
California Haron, per lb. (per
strip! 17c
Picnic Hams, per lb I _:' _,•
Sec size Kara Syrup 20c
6, ric size Karo Syrup BSg
35c size Molasses 28c
Lenox Soap, 8 for 25c
1 lb. pkgs. Corn Starch, 4 for
25c, i) for 50c
8 oz. bottles Salad Dressing,
He, 2 for 25c
loc cans Smoked Herrings in
Bouillon or Tomato Sauce, 2
for 25c, 4 for 48c
Comb Honey, 15c, 2 for. . . ,28c
Fine flrade Canned Peas, 6 for
45c, 1 doz 85c
Solid Pack Tomatoes, Del
Monte, 6 cans 55c
Standard Tomatoes, 6 cans 45c
Bulk Macaroni, 5 lbs. for. .25c
New Potatoes, per lb. sc, & lbs.
for 25c
New Peas, 8c per lb., 2 lbs. 15c
Yakima Apples, Winesaps, per
!>ox $1.00
11.00 sack Pratt's Chick Feed
for »0c
Gelatine Jelly Powder, 10c
pkgs., 6 for i"ic
TKA AND OOFFEK SPECIALS
oc .per lb. off all Bulk Coffees
25c and up.
5c per lb. off all Bulk Tegs
25c and up.
FTRNITI'HE DEPARTMENT
UPS MRS FOR ONE WEEK
All Cotton Mattresses, weight
45 lbs., 7 layers felted cotton,
covered with good grade art
ticking; regular value |8.50,
special $11,115
MM GOODS DEPARTMENT
•SPECIALS
Percales—One yard wide, regu
lar value 15c, Saturday apo
dal lie
FlbOr Silk Hose—Colors black,
iky, pink, navy and champagne;
special Saturday, per pr.. . ,25c
Fiber Silk Boot Hose—White
>r black, all sixes; regular value
35c, Saturday special 25c
Remember We Are Just 'Round
tlie Corner From High Prints.
The Cable Cars Stop In Front of
Our Door.
M. C. TEBBETTS, Inc.
I*ol-3 A St. Opp. Fo.tofflca.
Tel. Mate 855.
Mysterious
'AcT Revives
Recall Talk
Interest in a possible recall of
city officials was' revived today
by a mysterious classified adver
tisement inserted in The Times
and other newspapers.
The "ad" asked voters whether
they would sign a recall petition
against one or more of the pres
ent commissioners, and whether
I hey wfluld vote for the recall.
All effort to learn who Insert
ed the advertisement proved fail
ures.
Mayor Fawcett, who recently
announced that a recall was ue-
Ing started against him, accused
James B. Agner, former superin
tendent of water mains, of pub
lishing the notice.
"I don't know who tliey want
to recall, unless it is Mr. Drake
or myself," said the mayor.
Commissioner Atkins has al
ways stood in vyith the crowd
that Is behind this recall agita
tion. He even paid $•.'.") into their
fund during tlie campaign. I saw
his name on the list, and the
amount of his subscription."
Demands New
Haffer Trial
In a motion for a new dial
filed today in the case of Paul
Haffer, convicted of libeling
George Washington's memory.
Attorney Pendleton asserted that
Judge Card was in error when he
excluded the defendant from the
courtroom while the trial was In
progress and gave instructions to
the Jury,
"It is absolutely against the
law of this state," Pendleton said
today, "lor a judge to have any
communication with a jury when
tin- defendant Is out of the room.
If we do not get a new trial, I
feel certain the supreme court
will force the superior court to
make the concession."
Pendleton's affidavit is talien
from the court record and quotes
the court's words.
Affidavits of Paul Hafler and
C. J. Criswell accompany that of
Pendleton.
One Man Out
for Park Job
Only one candidate for the of
fice of park commissioner for tbe
city of Tacoma has yet taken out
blanka for signatures of nomina
tion petitioners.
He is If, M. Alexander, fit 8 So.
X street, who has acted as extra
clerk in the public works depart
ment.
The park election is called for
June IS. E. A. Kean's term expires
next month. The commissioner
to be elected will serve five years.
Nominations are to close at 5
p. in. May 31.
•
Retail Drygoods
Merchants Elect
The Tacoma Itetail Drygoods
Merchants' association, at its Mt
nuifl meeting last night, electv'd
the following officers lor ilie
year:
James McCormuck, of Mc-
Cormack Bros., president; C. L.
Hnfford, of the Peoples Store,
vice president; Theo. feist, of
Feist & Bachrach, treasurer, and
O. I). Fraser, of Rhodes Bros.,
secretary.
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
PRAISED BY ROTARIANS
Praise for the work of the civil
service board and suggestions lor
further efficiency In tlie method
of selecting city employes, were
given in a report Issued today by
a committee of the Rotary dub
which has ben investigating the
civil service system here.
One of the suggestions Is tint
an efficiency system of reports
should be installed for following
up the work of persons certified
as competent who receive employ
ment. It is urged that the city
commissioners be asked to put
rules in operation.
"We suggest in this connec
tion that weight should be given
to personality," the report says.
"This feature does not appear In
the list of subjects considered In
your examination of candidates,
"Personality Is a mattSr of
great Importance, particularly In
persons asking for position where
they will be In contact with the
public. The fact that a person
has secured his place via civil
service, or has held it for an ex-
Cop Demands
Police Trial
Former Patrolman Theodore
Hopkins, who waa suspended sev
eral months ago following
charges that he had assaulted
little girls In the Oakland dis
trict, reported for duty yesterday
afternoon without Invitation, and
was immediately notified by
Commissioner Pettit that lie was
discharged.
Through his son, John Hop
kins, a deputy sheriff, the former
policeman gave notice that he
would demand a hearing under
the civil service rules.
NO PARK FOR
SNAKE LAKE
It would cost $5,000 to estab
lish a city park at Snake lake,
as requested by residents of tho
Wast Bad, and only a handful of
persons would patronise It, ac
cording to tho report that Secre
tary dower will make nest week
to tho park board.
TBS TACOMA TIMES.
"Rick" Leads Racing Field—As Entrant
I ililm Itickenliuclier, nt right, and iiieclianicliiii. (Inset) "Kick" driving 100 miles an hour.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 4. —To,
Eddie lUclienbacher goes the
honor of being the first entrant
in the sixth international sweep
stakes race hilled for May 19 on
the Indianapolis automobile
speedway, and he says he'll be
I list at tlie finish. His mount is
a Maxwell car. In his practice
WOO?
SHK IS MISS AI.ICK DAVKN
POKT, known as "Mother" to the
members of the Keystone motion
picturo camp. She is the one per
son In the comedy plant who can
straighten out all the little per
sonal troubles that bob up from
time to time. There Is no griev
ance too petty for this kind
hearted woman to listen to, and
she is never too busy to give a
word of advice to perplexed movie
girls.
Miss Davenport was born In
New York city, where she re
ceived her education. She chose
the stage as a profession when
just a young girl, and after a suc
cessful legitimate experience lis
tened to the call of the photoplay
world.
tended period protected by that
service, lias a tendency to make
iin think that it constitutes a '
title in fee simple ,and the pub-!
lie are not entitled to much con-;
sideratlon.
"Means should be provided,
with the approval of the c,ty com-]
mission, to discourage this attl-!
tude.
"We are satisfied that you
gentlemen are sincere and *)ti
i husia.it ii in the work which you
are doing; that you have formu-j
lated and are working undar
rules that seem to be Just and
suitable; that your examinations
appear to be arranged for the
purpose of securing competent
employes for for the positons to
be filled.
"We note with pleasure your
rules governing appointments to
the police and fire departmen.*»,
limiting the age of applicants.
These departments need young,
vigorous and athletic men more
than any other department of the
city, as the city looks to them for
safety and protection."
vmNISHIS
WELL FIXED
Police Capt. J. C. Cornish, who
assumed his new unties today, is
bewailing the purchase last week
or a new suit of clothes.
Cornish ordered a new suit, not
knowing that he would be ap
pointed police captain. Now he
has to order a new blue uniform,
to supplant the trim brown one
that he wore as captain of the
mounted division,
LORIMER FACES
• ANOTHER CHARGE
CHICAGO, May 6.—Acquitted
In the superior court of a con
spiracy and embezzlement charge
In connection with his bank,
William Lorimer face* a federal
court trial for misappropriation
of funds. )
COMMERCIAL BINDER! A
ranmNo cx>. m«_. .it. adV.
spins which wer not public, Ed- Yankee filer to the test In the big
die unraveled a speed of 100 meet at New York prior to tu
rnip's an hoar without pushing! lading Indianapolis. He baa I
his car. This year the race is forlhUßCh an American racer will be
300 milesand RicKenliaclier, vvlioi returned the winner here. The
was runner-up In _• 11 ill" contests I laal sweepstakes won by ■■
of IIM,"), feels confident he will American-made, car was National
annex the prize and glory on the No. Sin 111 1.. In |!i l;; a Pougeu:
local course. won. a Delage finished first in
I Hii-keiibacher will put liit* 1 3.»1 * and I Mercedes in ItlS.
SouthTacoma
Line Will Be
Changed Soon
In a letter written to the city
council today, Manager Beau of
the T. It. £ P. CO. explained that
ho intended to start work Im
mediately ou the JeffersOn-Taco
nia avenue route of the South Ta
coma street cars.
"In order to route the heavy
South Tacoma cars over the Ta
coaia venue fill, it will lie neces-
I sary to relay all rails on lef fer
json avenue," wrote Bean.
"This work will start at ou**e
and the line will M in use in
two or three months."
Was Suicide
Says Coroner,
County and city officials arc |
still at a loss to explain the idea-,
Uty of the man whose deconi-l
posed liody was found yesterday I
in tlie deep woods at Shore Acres
near Ulg Harbor by 0. A. (lorder,
a farmer.
Tlie man was well dressed, and
had a _l-jewel Hamilton watch.
11.18 and a personal card of Dr.
Tynu of Dig Harbor iv the
clothes. The initals "I. la. S." are
ou the liai'iuiid
Coroner Stewart believes that
the man committed suicide. I
Bui Wley-King has charge of the
body.
M'ADOO STRONG
FOR 810 FLEET,
WASHINGTON, D, C, May 1.l
Secretary McAdoo, on his re
turn from South America, Claim.l
that all of the countries he vis- |
lted were friendly and urgent that
we obtain a merchant marine to
trade with tln-in.
Today and Tomorrow
Cross
Currents
Featuring
Helen Ware
Teddy Sampson
and
Courtney Foote
An entrancing Fine
Arts Triangle pro
duction in 5 eompel
iag reels.
Also a 2-Reel
Keystone Comedy
To Make You Laugh.
APOLLO
1131 33 Broadway
Phone Main 2270
1
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CITY CHAUFFEUR
NOW OUT OF JOB
Tom Miller, for several years
private chauffeur to Commission
er Owen Woods, found blnißtif
out of a job today.
Miller was formerly a daughts
man In the city engineer's pffice,
hut was requisitioned hy Woods
as chauffeur, although his salary
continued to come from the engi
neering division.
Yesterday Commissioner Gro
nen decided that he would drive
his own car and needed no chauf
feur. Miller was sent back to the
engineer's office, to find that
there was no work there for him
to do.
SUFFS DON'T WANT
810 POSITION NOW
CHICAGO, May I.—Miss Alice
Paul, chairman of the CO__T«a-
Jhnrrs
FRYE&
COMPANY
QUALITY
MARKETS
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Saturday
Specials
Fresh creamery OQ«
butter, Hi _.uC
New California IQ#\
cheese, lb I OC
Steer pot roast. I _,_,
Ii loC
Brisket boiling 11
--beef, lb iIC
Freeh spare ribs, ii_
I" lIC
Pork back bones, ij-r
10 lbs. Z3C
Pork neck bones, l%{\
5 lbs ZUC
Fresh pork liver, «__
1" DC
I.atnb hearts, «_,
lb OC
Sugar cured bacon, in.
Ib loC
Link sausage. Sat- lOi.
urday only, lb. .. . I _._C
Pork shoulder 4A _ 1F„
roast, lb 14C IOC
Loin pork roast, 4 Q„
Location of Oar Market,
I Tib ami Conunorce.
Washington Market, Ills _o
Itroailwtt).
We Give
I Penny J
Change I
iOcxxx_«3-x_cxxxa
J "The Ritfht Clothing j»
D at the Right Price" j*
~% Our aim is to sell your "ri'HHW.if' I i__
I J dependable clothing prop , _y.fyJ^ iLf/v^_j»*-■* )■
■r erly priced. We're nulls-' -^~*-^s£_ ''* _"~_r __far 1^
IK you buy here, COM con- I * ii^__it__£_?_: B'
r*| Suits for Young /^* I\\W > \&?\ /^
LJ Men - /j \y/__.l 111 L
™i «iii> nniii imiividiiai iini /f. yi '. A ftjl /P
l«l lively clotl.es. who Ilk* ~'\ A /_\ «■ I
jK color and daring styles.^ [ A _'l __!
[ 1 that are it "'ie»#_ /\ 1- ■ _^
»R Young men will liml sin-li^ij^SUf ,|\ I'lA J,
X $15, $18, $20 to $25 '^1 \\JjMi L
mt Conservative Styles |_j / / /*"' l^
men <l>> MhL'l' / / I
good ■__■ '/
_ a j taste and who are critical '' g"
□ $20:::$30 J
M USE YOUR CREDIT L
II It costs you nothing extra. It's much more con- r^
SS# venient. \ well paid credit a' lount b a good n-r- I
oinniendation of your hotiisiv. .til.oo \ WKKE. SAa
W i:\cu si\ t; stvi.kn ix ii'imiiki. ioii WOMBS jk
f*\ ami Mtssas f^
Open Saturday Till 10 p. in. f*r
Jrf\ tiaSM l'.i..ii<l»»iiy, I'lMUlr-, (iro»» .ll.uk. f
M WALK IPSTAH.M—SAVB sto.oo
_3CXXX>3OOeXX3t3
sional union, says that a woman
will not be nominated at tho par
ty convention here June ,i-7,
claiming the suffragists have not
reached a stage where they be
lieve It wise.
Broadway Public
Market Co.
1137-30 lIItOADWAi
Free Delivery Main MSB j
■ATI USA v IPWI .I.*
11x111-1:11. 1 1 nil i-i si aii, _.-. I
gpecial lew prices on Beading,
Basket, Window Box, ul»o Vege- '
table Plants.
A few tlUt ROOOI left, 3c la 13c
cacti.
SIX 1.1, ||
Apples, Witip.sap*. box . ...gl.*£tV
ttnittshcH, 1 bunches ge
Khubkrb, 7 lbs Ma
g, ,vi n. gtatnpi glvsn.
til*. XI IIKPi,
Miller & Amoa' Meats are ,vf
lilKle-st quality. We buy for spot
I null Hint give customer! tin- ben
efit nf nil discounts,
Pot loast, 111 •. . . 13'l'I' 1
Picnic shoulders, lb 18a
Cottage butts, 11 > lis
<*,„>,l bacon, n> ISV-»a
Hack biiiics. in llm. for gls
Plus* livers, n> • «■■
Polk roast, lb . I le-l.le
Vrtut roast, ii> i:ie-iie
XI tlllvll IIIMII II XN I
rooking just like niol ber s. Ti | '
ll».
SI 11,1 | -11-JI
Bwoel orangas, doa _n<—'tiic j
Win, sap apples, dot l.'.e-'.lle
Home grown gross, lb. „*..10e j
ISI ecu peas, 2 His IBs ;
Cucumbers, each go. Ma 1
•s. & IT. Slamps given
si xt.is i-g
We t:ive s & if Btampi
Banana*, doa. ..• _h Bee I
I'iii'iinitiers, each •..-.. r,e ,
Btrlng beans. :t itvs gge j
ST X1,1.M u.ig
(let you Butters and Bogs at I
siaii li. We niv • s ti 11. stamps.
Have them, they are valuable
liiif special iv crackers. *■, gra
ham crackers unit 1 ITneeda i>i«
cult fur •. a.-.c
MT. \ I_K\o\ Bl TTK.R A
UROCgIRY 111,
Tbeao prices good to Kit,lay
May It.
II lbs. bent Qranulated Bugar
11.00, witb 11.00 ortl.r ot other
pooda,
5 lbs. French Primus gg*
5 llm. cut Macaroni _.">»• 1
1 pk.H. Cora Flakes . . 13,. |
2 cunß Cnvn Oysters I3r
2 10a pkgs. Corn Stnrcb . . . . • ISe
1 large B_tder*i Tomato goup 230
LTio bottle Hnlder's Catsup ....gge
2~>r can X l* HakhiK; Powder .o,'
2 cans Underwood's Bardinea iRe
I rSDS Mlnc»d I'lania -ir„- |
i pi..- Orabam Crackers .. -*r
Froth Soda I'raekeiK, lb Kir
4 large nma Tarnation Milk .file
Item.lll Meal, per pkK 23c
„ I*\\\}
ban RORTHEHS pacific .._„
11.10 a. m. gpokana Llii.ltad—No. Yakima. Paaco. Spokane l-lla. _f
1:40 a.m. Portland Night Kxp.—Vial Pt. Defiance lOi _. _T
1:10 a.m. Seattle from I'nrtalnJ via. PL Detlanca 10 » _T
■ at) a—. Atlantic Exp.—Spokane, Helena, B. tie, «t Paul "•
\ Chicago 1010 a.-.
1.00 a.m. Wllkeaon, Caibonado, Falrfas 70* n
l.tHm. Oraya Harbor Una—Via Point lain* gt Olympla t'li- _■
|:lta.m. Portland Local—Via Yelm and 80. Tacoma. .77 ■•_,- 9
Il» a_,m- Raymond _ 80. Band via Yelm and 80. Tacoma »'■!-_' —
10.10-TO- aaattla Local—Seattle and Intermedial* ...1.... R.I-"*
--11:41 p. m. Baattle—From Portland. Raymond and Oo Heni "•"•••■a
"" via -aim and 80. Tacoma it .a
( :00 pm. Oraya Har. Local—Via Polat Oeflanoe IM nS"
8:30 pm. Mlaa Val Llm—Bllltnga. Kan. City, Rt Louis... •■-_-■»■
4 iii ii. in. St-alile—!■ mm Oraya Har. via PL Deflance »»n °*-
1:00 pm. OrtUg. Carbonado. Buckley, Kanaakot l__a_"*
|:46 li. m. Portland 8p»clal via Pt. Defiance A Ontratle a'!! '■,
|li ii. in. Raymond * 80. Band via PL Defance ,: it p "*■
1:11 pm. Jreya Harbor Exp.—Via Lakavlaw * Dupoi.t n_« p* "*■
IDOp —. Mo. CoaatLlm—Spokane, Butta. St. Paul. Chlol _:_!„•■»•
1146 p.m. Seattle—From (Praye Har. via. Mo. Taeoana ii-aa £ ■*■
lliipm- Seattle—Prom Portland via PL Defiance .:__„'*
1:10 p.m. gaattla—Prom Oraya Harbcr via Pt Deflauc.. . ',-* Vn»»
OR-.AT NORTHRItN It **. *°* ■—
1.06 a m. Shore Line Exp.—EvoretL Belllngham, Van BC. tin.
11:46 p.m. Shore Line Exp—Portland and Intermedial _'■-__'J**
1:00 p. m. Inter. Llm—Everett Belllngham. Van., B. C... i« 1 "A
1.01 p.m. Inter. Llm.—Urlncipal atatlons to Portland..,! ._■ i,' '*•
t:4fp. m. Oriental Llm— Spokane. St. Paul and Chicago.. l_:._E m-'
41 p. m. Southeaat Lxp— Spokane. Bllllnga, Kansas Clt. P" ■*•»
1.46 p.m. Past Mall (Mall and Expreee only! •_■
10.(0 p.m. "Owl"- Everett Belllngham. Vancouver. B. '&'.'. it ___•__
11:10 a.m. "Owl"—Portland aod Intermedial. .7.7 a'--**-
CHICAGO. MllWtrH.lt A tT PAIL »•«*__.
■ a.m. Oraya Har Spec—Aberdeen, Hoqulam. Raymond a<_a_ _»
I46_.__ Olympian—Spokane. Mlaaoula, Hull., at. Paul •—.__%--
Chicago ..... ....... a_M__
too p.m. Columbian—Bpokane. Mlaaoula. Butta, St. !*___ w^-mmh
CIUc-«o .77... *ill_.__
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(Unloa Depot.) I
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' 41 p. aa. goattla Looal tttZtZi
KM a. a- ihaata Umltod "..^I.II!! 4-ltt __
a. m. Portland, eaet and south ._S_m_7
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PANTAGES
"TAXfJOLAMi."
HYMAN ADLEft « (XX
Hit Ml HltOH.
"THK IHO.V I LAW," 111 AIT. 8.
-Hlllt OTIII.It lilt. ACTS.
Bloat, (Voft Hotel,
I.C' Pacific Axe.
MOOHK aiTo BTAOK
I ,i,,ni:,i und X. elm.
Lnkmiexx. Ililllnirst. (.iceiiilale.
Hoy, Mi Ketina.
M. T. MILKS.
Baglnalßg Apr. 17. lootoi
Tacoma in a. 111 and 1 p. m.;
leaves Yelm 7 a 111. and I p. 111.
DAILY
Lv. Katonvlllo. Lv. Tacoma.
8:00 a. m. g : no a. m.
1:00 p. iv. 1:00 p. m.
3:30 p. _i. 4:00 p. in.
SINDAY
•:M a. m. 8:00 a. m.
2:00 p. in. *4:00 p. m.
7:00 p. in.
Two cars.
EatonvlMo-Tacoma stage Ka
powsln and Clay City connec
tions.
TACO.MA-OLYMPIA KTAQK
Vla Dupont
Leaves Donnelly Hotel, Tare
ma, at 0 a. in.. 11 a. 111. and 4
p. m.
Leaves Kneeland Hotel,
Olmpia. at S a. in.. 1 :Ig 11. m.
and il: It p. m.
Plume: Main 702.
Subject to change without
notice.
Buckley-Tacoma
Stage Co.
LFFF.CTIVK iVFTIiH AUG. I
Leave Tacoma leave Buckle/
10:00 a.m. 8:00 a. m
8:SO p.m. 12:80 p. m
•8:00 p.m. 0:00 p. n_
'Kxcept Hat and Sunday.
-I'KCIAL
Sat. and Han. Only.
lent c l_<-i>im» 11:30 p. in
OFFICB and DEPOT
Puritan Drug Ht ire
Olli «.nl I'm If Ii Aye., Tncoint
Iluckley—Ovei -myer,«
Hound Trip gl.no; BSngU Mm