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Saturday, July 14,19^ -T H E TACOMA TIMES— Page Bevep WOULD STRONf PUIL HELP YOU? THEN USE TIMES WANT ADS Doings of the Duffs WILBUR is a WE _L SEASONED SOLDIER. TIMES WANT ADS CLASSWIKD ADVERTISING RATES I i.-ni a word earh Iniertl on—B (lines for the price of A 1 mouth, per line per month }i oo t mouths, per lino per month ti • months, per line per month-. tt 1 2 months, per lino per month Tl Bwap ads 14 words, 3 times, 15e, cash in advance No Advertisement taken for less than 15 cents. PHONE MAIN 12 TIIK iiMES 18 TACOMA* _rf2___T"fN^ Wu HBCMVM API II ONLY IN'iKPBNDKNT *3WB%:_™jS> PHONH. OCR miMBl Nstwsc-VPKB IB i| A j N , UIIMINKRS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRKCTORY _ . \u0084,,.v,..nnil,ia . _. ~~'"' — \u25a0"\u25a0 i \u25a0 — AUTOMOBILE ACCEBBQRUM \u25a0QUARK SHOP, 111 l Tacoma ay, tires mill tubes, Mlchellns. -"-~~~ COMMON WKALTH TITLE TRUST 00. MAIN 101. Bankers Trus^Jllda^^^^^ AB-VI'KAC.TS OK I !TLB VAOOMA tTtLk Uo— <_ ound floor Fidelity Bldg. Main 11114. o^ ~~" AMBPLANCKI | AUTOMuHILH ambulance. Only one In r.tl Main 43 \u25a0^^WW^H _. 11 - |< - v _^->^«-,--w --^^-.,-«-w-jfc-»~-^-^-^^»***^**^^S*^^^S BLUIO PRINTS, MAPS, SURVEYING CITY and county surveys, tide-lands. mi; - Nicholson Rug. Co.. 10* Fidelity. Main 474. e,\nv ambitious j boy or girl will do well by tak- j ing up our ta- I iii ii a s actual | buslm ss book- keeping. Bsv- eral .alls daily for help. Oat caln I-J*. State Business Col- lege, l'-idelity Bulldlna. BUsT'n ESS -001 i 1 JSOEB CARPET CLEANINO H. t_ llOL'CK—Carpet beating, re- (lttliiS snd laying; feather renp-* vaiiut, and upholslsrlng. till ttb a*. Main 328 TonvnTy water -supplies WE make conaeetlons to new heat- ing company. Coffee Plumbing Co Main 670. o^>«W\^WV>is»i k - V^' n.-NVMA^^* q lIROPR ACTIO IRA W. BLACK (P. C. C. graduate). 40G Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Main 1472.* _ r. EMI I.V CLARKE, graduate chTrJ"- §i.i ii . (painless method). 101 o. 9(h. Main 44112. GEO. R SMlTH—(Talmor Gradu- ate) 7M Nat. Realty Hid. M. ll»l. CHIROPODIST DR. A IIOYER, Cnlrnnodlat. Mal- strom's Drug Store. Main 11. DR. Me'" A IN, Chiropodist. Provident Bid*; Main 1742. "Just s little different." fclMWi *-" M I 'r'*~ -** WKWIM^fcWMIWWiMWIWWIWi DENTISTS i)R. KP.ANK-AT MOItSE. DentlsT. 76S'i Ilth Kt. So. l'hone Mad. 49K. Res. M. .615 j- L ru*^oj- -_-_\u25a0--\u25a0-»->-----.-»\u25a0-*\u25a0----» _-.-_.--.--.--.--.----fc-*----fc--t-----.---- DRATAQB , Commercial Truck A Storage Co.— Furniture moved, packed snd stored. Team and auto vans. Fire- firoof warehouse. Best corps of ; rained men la city. Main 701. SS^llW\u25a0^•'^—-»«-m-t^~w~—-w^-M-w-,<*v-w-..-i -\u0084-m---^vm'.*,^. FAMILY WASHING Rn„ Family washing. Mats 111 l W^ Taooma Wet Wash. \u25a0_as aoosis^aatisi^ wwo^ - -_v ,-^__ ...,». __s FOOT SPECIALIST RHEUMATISM, bunions, nails, brok- en arches treated. Dr. Jonej, Ave- nue Hotel. GARAGES OARAGES |20 to fIS; summer cot- tages 140 and up. Wegener Mfg. Co. UO7 A St. M*i~s~>-~i*v*^*~i- jw~i ivifirsyivrir iwwifwwm INSURANCE—I,I I'M JAMES A. HATS,~2OS Bank of Cal. Bblg. Income, Personal and Cor- 6 oration Life Insurance. Phone Tata 7>tl; Proctor 2809-J. H-a^Vtfiini i — r,fv*~toi ~i_rw-_nr^r^ni^iiiiii n-r \u25a0 MIWM^MWt HOTELS tcp TRAVELERS; transient from (0c up. Special rates by wssk or month. HOIVi Pacific ay. HOTEL NEWPORT, newly furnished, not and -cold water; rooms reason- able. 1541 Broadway. •IHASTA HOTEL—Modern, outside i rooms, $2, 11.10 and 13 per week tip, Me night up. lilt Market. Mit BROADWAT, Rms. 25c up 11.50 rsr.wk.; steam heat, free hatha. ' lltlfc Broadway. Main 2051. HOTEL MERIT Reputation Established Reasonable rates. Illfe .Ilth. Court and Mar- ket iySgQTIOIDEW AND SPRATS CARBOLINEUM aa-T~Cre~Sol tor chloken Ilea. Ceroo vegetasie «ray, water glass. Standard >emlnal Co. Mala IIIA MONBT TO LOAN TOU'LL SAVE IV k MONEY « borrowing now. Interest rates fl_f.- Ui r _ lo advance. Make your ii'iniicial arrangements if you are n, ,",* .t0 b* ln tllo borrowing market soon. It. E. ANDERSON * CO. Berlin Hldg. MONI-Y «n sand r_r unproved prop- erly loam. »0l Bank of Cal. Bldg MONKV to loan on Improved city ami farm properties. Malcolm I_. (.Illusion Co., 405 Berlin Hldg. PI: IV ATM money to loan, |li to 11000; no commission. Payments to suit. Call Bill So. Fife. Felix Dubois, 126.000 eastern money to loan at 1. 7 ai:d 8 per cent. Inqulro J. I* __Hnapp, llfl Fidelity Bldg. >% to Tn ON IMPROVED property Loans for building s specialty. Al-- m«k'i loans payable lo small -* i i... Installments. L R. MANNING * CO. Tel. Main l«. Equitable Bldg UK A l. —ISBTATK LOANS, term of inrnitily payments. March-Mc- \u25a0 I'm. Room 10*. National Realty Bldg. QUI! \u25a0«\u25a0 money io loan. W. N. Dcub A Co- Inc.. 104 Cal. Bldg Mnln .'lit, 1 PKI< CBNT money, rcasonabls rate .ill So. 14th. 8 Tacoma Wo. Lo\ .. _- short or long term, soy amour.t. 411 California Bldg. MOKTOAUK UIANd, Amounts from C.v \u0084, cltr or (arm; lowest fates NORTON a CO.. 210 Berlin. I.OA\> for home building or to pay off eld mortgages Lowest rates, special privileges to bor- rovveis— Ito I year" Mousy sl- Ways on hand-no d-?!ay. H. J \u25a0CfirWINN A CO.. Inn. 210-11 Tacoma Bldg. MOViNQ "moving- A HOI.ROTD. MAIN 1410. WINDOW CLE AN INO ~* CITY Window Cleaning Co., vacuum cleaning. Mail 4633. _ AUTISTIC and refined work. Mili- tary work a specialty. Holt Art Ston, 773 Broadway. paintingT ' P APERU AXGINO C. N. KRONGSBACH, 1921 So. Yaki- ma Main 9349. PIIISICIANS "" PR. XI.WIN BROWN, physl.lan and surgeon. Office ICI. Fidelity Bldg. Mslu_2»4-P. Man 1221. Mt. WUiBBN BROWN — 1.1-eases of women and genlto-urlnary am} akin dlsesaea. 1103 Commerce st DR. K. R BC7IROKL)KR — SKIN A-ND aKNITO-CBINART DIS- EABKS. FRKNCH BLDG. Ill* PACIFIC- MAIN 1785 DR. JONES -JURQEON Tdsessea of women. Fidelity Bldg L)K. I' KLIZABI'-'f H DRAK-LPkfl- Iclun and Burgeon. 1011 Fidelity Bids Main tl4; Proctor 141. Mad- laon 117 R-l. DR. IKTKIiSEN-DANA. 110 Berlin Bidg Hcandlnavlas Am. Rank), Office, Main 1171; res.. MalnJllT. Dlt FOREMAN, SURGEON" Bankers Trust Bldg. RAZORS SHARPENED ALL work guaranteed. Shaw Sup- pi. 919 Paolflo *\u25a0\u25a0* l^>^'w \u25a0^\u25a0*'-**^*-^^***^>*»*-^^*^****^****^^>»^S_^ \Mo^ototo REBUILT TV PEWRITEKS iEB the new Woodstock typewrit •r that speaks for itself. Both price snd quality. 11. D. Baker a Co.. 100T A at BAT-ART AND CHATTEL LOANS LOANS PROMPTLY SaSI ON~ bai.arii.s furniture pianos and \u25a0tor a (ie receipt*) At rstss rev can afford to pay. Money buys cheaper than credit. Our service hae pleased many others and will please you. Let us tell you all about It. COAST FINANCE COMPANY 110 Bankers Trust Hlilg. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES 14.00 per regr. fire and burglar proof. People- Safety Deuosl! Co.. 117 So. Ilth. B.rlla Bldg. Main 1011. 8A- !_ UEPOSiT VAULTS FIUKI.ITY TIICaT CO.'S BAIK Ob POSIT VAIU.TS Qround floor. RENT—OFFICES PHIVATH. office, use of reception room. Inquire 1221 Fidelity Bldg. \u25a0l-l Main 4»»4. FFUNISHEI) HOUSE I-ROOM bungalow in North End, garaiie and plnno. Call Pnutor IJII3. WANTED TO_ BORROW WANTED To borrow $.'!00 at « or 7 I'd CSSHj uo eommiHsloii; on Improved propeity worth 11500, A. I". Tlmea. 'Ivi^ZrllGGEß WEi.I. DIC-OBR. B. f. Blreh. Park- lend. Wash. %s*^wn* MWi f^*v***>M i- nn-*_»e»-M*Awn»^%-Kw BITtTATION MALE LITMBKIt accountant Bailsmen, now employ-id. wishes lo make s change; bust local references. P. O. box 952, Tacoma. _^*™*^.*^***^ seseamiaesea HELP—F EMALE_ WANTHO A mangle girl Cascade Laundry, lion Broadway, $20 mi weekly in.olc writing names for mull oiiler houses, no cimivuhs- inK particular! for slump. The Oulde Co., Memphis, Tennessee, Si il,I >l Kits Sailors nod socks, (loud money made al home kiiiiili.:- hos- iery. Machines furnished on time. We pay ti\-*'l rales lor making the H Is Wheeler, Inc., 337 Madison, Chicago, IIN Dr: KTAK _CRB C. O. LYNN CO., funeral Director* _ 110 Taroma ay Main 7741. BUCKLEY- KINO CO.—Professional Funeral Dlrectora i.i li Bt ll'-li >>• Phone Main 411 CAfBKDY * ALLEN CO.—Funeral directors. 1110 So. 12th Main Hltl. \u25a0O. TACOMA FUNEItAI. I'ARI.OIW, 1438 I'nio.i ay. Main 1088. Ueo. V, Pluer. BCAVENGERa AMKHICAN UAHRAUB CO. — He-" moving garbage a refuse of all kinds, til Puy. ay. U. 742. ll 7itg. 91T, SH ,T street. 10 rooms and hath, I lots, I block from cable: partly furnished, $80. I> P. Young .t- iii. 512 111 Merlin Hldg. AUTO DELIVERY CO. Team and Auto Trucks. Local and Long Dis- tance Moving. Storage. Main 8402. 722 Com- merce. FOR summer cottages and tents. H. 1! Itltz & Co., 523 California Bldg. HOUSES to rent, $10 up. Dlefen- dorf, f,»2 California Bldg. FUtF Insurance. Hlberly. !>O4 Prov. 180" So hiii'm... «-r.. nam . $110.1 606 So. Seth. B-r.. bath $6 00 1564 So. Wllkeaon. B-r $8.00 4838 So. M, 6 rma. and bath. .$ll.OO 1714 i_o. B.lrd, li-r $8 00 H. J. BCHWINN * CO.. Ino. Tacoma Bldg. Main 14 LONG DIbTANCB Moving—Get Our Prices McT.BAN. MAIN 1880 \f ATV -Km Loosl and Long IYI-M.M AUU.f Distance Moving, \u25a0torage. Nights and Bunders. MAIN It 0 I City .Moving & Storage Co rmkPlioor etoraga $11 Tso. ay. SWAPS^ EXCHANOE—Piano for Ford tour- ing car. Plume Hod 219. Puyallup. l^sixT_siTc^ TO SKTTI.i: ESTATE—FwjIt and cigar stand on Pacific ay.. very cheap. Main .'O^O or after 5 p, m.. Main 7210. CRESCENT REALTY CO, , 41^8 California Bldg. 11-ROOM rooming house for sale; good location. Call Main 2888. SMALL rooming house for sale by owner. 1.05^ Pacific ay. WANTED" I AM I/iOKINQ FOR A LIGHT GROCERY, CANI.Y AND CIGAR BUSINESS WHERE LIVING ROOMS ARE CONNECTED, CAN MAKE CASH PAYMENT OF $500. ADDRESS BOX Ml, TIMES. ttftoto^o^o>o^U^^totolottto^tototototo^o>oAo^^tototolo REAL ESTATE 40 ACRES ON corner of main oounty road to Puyallup and to Thrift station; all level; will make a fine home loca- tion. Price $85 per acre. JESSE O. THOMAS, Jr., i:o Tacoma Bldg. By Allman FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HI.AR WOOD for sale at mill in eitl Mala 2K76. lI.V SCREENS, door and window screens of all kinds made to or- der. Shop. 815 Court A. IVI. Main (i*:.2. ______ TWIN nterkte in A-l condition. l'ric* $4.-.. A baigaiii. IIM Be. X st HAVE to sai'i lllce my H milch .ows. Tlu_y are ell young and flue nltksrs, und tired to come in IhlS fall. Will sell one or all. 7 l«l I'nion ay. south jij . |."P Haclne launch. Ilnrgaln for caeli. What have you. 764 So. 38th at. OMBJ^ H" & \u25a0»»• FOR BALE—Two good nilloh COWS, one $50. one IM. j\u25a0 '> Best 12d st I'"oft SALE Ibl laiuera. caiiying case, 5 piste holders and oilier ex- tras, Shesp r.. rash. 1). .1. M„ The Times. Fort &ALE- A lot of good used srlrs rope: also small donkey engine. with eceentrlo motion. Howell 11111, Tacoma. ONR team of horses and harness, I gasoline iswrlg In -food order, 4 heavy wagons and main Other ar- il.lc* pertaining lo fuel yard. IHlf fitli air. Procter sou. Tin- Insurance. Hlberly, NH Proy. iir.\HA\'Ti*'.l*:i> drop head Rotary 1 White sewing machine. $15. Singer Machine Store, ill* So. Ilth. Main 1 r. 7 (13. , NELSON organ In first-clues condi- tion $25. M. 11. Vlvln, i:t-'T Itioad- u.iy. Main 4841. p-.*-**, Wiitcjo's cleaned or main *^(( Dlf* springs 50c, guaranteed. j '»<>"»' l|ls pacific ay. * Jt'KT received, 11 used sewing ma- ! chines, all makes, prices $5 lo $25. .1. O. Put key, 111 l Broadway. Main lilt. . LATE Rotary While with all nt- tllehllU'llts, II- ,60. 103 So. Ilth st TWO very fine miauling house or , lodging' camp rsngei very cheap at the Tieoina Aye Furniture E\i liunge, :H3 Tin "ma ay. M l.'tiT f'"11 ,0 be bad at Broad- PCwl way Mkt„ 1105 Broadway. WANTED-Hoge, cattle, veal, hide* -poultry. Will call for same, "ay highest market price Tacoms Meat Cc, Mad. 501. after bus- iness hour-. Main 8381. CASH PAID i 111 l ÜBKb~-'URNrT- -I'ltM AND oillßH MH.KCHAN- PISE. vu fitz- henry ".CI SOUTH lITH HTRBBT ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners for rent. $1 00 a day delivered nnd called for. 508 Ilth st. Main I 3»« JjgUNP FOUND —A baa: containing needle work. Owner can have same by calling at Times office and paying for nd. 'Tosr~ LOST—Wednesday I. M. on Point car or from depot to pavilion, fra- ternity pin lettered K. I_„ opal set- ting. Cnll lit. Thomas Saturday or Monday, Fidelity lildg, Main 115.. Reward. FIRE Insurance, Hlberly, 504 Prov. LOST—Tin sday-evening, gold and platinum cuff link. Phone Proctor 425. Reward, ototototolototo^oto^oto^ototo^oototototototo^oto>ototo>otolo FURNISHED HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS NICELY furnished 4-room private flat, with piano; walking dis- tance. 809 So Yakima. Phone Main 7984. IMPERIAL—Fine hskpg. rms. $1 mo. up; walking dlataa.ca 80. IStk and Yakima. li a v vi, ,w API'S. Hpeclat rstea te bachelors i 6.-'_ Tscoma ay. FINE bakpg. rma $1 wk. up. 7iimfc I'-.* ay.. i an Claire Ante. ACKNTS I'VE a new line of Soap, Extracts, Toilet ii |a, Perfumes, etc., for agents: 100 per cent profit. Sample free. Write quick. Larasslan Co., llept. 64, St, Louis. Mo. Hl* PROFIT selling Jubilee Spark Intenalflers to automobile owners. garages Sure cure for Spark Plug troubles. Sells like wild fire. Brand new. Exclusive territory. Write today. Jubilee Mfg. Co.. Heft. 132-K, Omaha, Neb. \u25a0IDB I.INi: MEN -Do you want 4 real one that one order a day will pay you $9.00. No samples to carry. Something new. Write to- day. Caiifi.-ld Mfg. Co., 20S Slgel St., Chicago. 111. 300-;, PROMT selling Missing Link Chain Fasteners. Newest auto specialty. No competition. Write John L. McCague Jr., Omaha, Nebr. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER PtTBLI.• STKWOOnAPHER—EVA K. RONE, 411 Prov. Bldg. Main 1611 POITLTRY^ FOR SALK 100 young Leghorn and Ancona hens. 0608 So. J st. FIRE Insurance Hlberly. 504 Prov. PETALUMA and Quean Incubators and brooder stoves, poultry sup- plies Poole's Beed A - Implement Co.. 1807$ Pacific sv. AUTOS . FORD DELIVERY Panel body, good tires, ssceptlonslly good condition; a snap a: $:(00; easy terms. See us for used cars with a gusraatsa. Little A Kennedy Co. Used »('r I iii tiii'Mit. 714 Commerce stoScFand bonds' 3000 Jar Bridge, Nevada Mining ntock_. lames Mrl'urland, 'J\i Kqiiilablo bldg. Firs Insurance, Hlberly, 504 Prov, TougeFofFland^ (N iiiiuibwest WasMngtun to ••!\u25a0 tiers oely IS 00 per acre and up. Tin years to pay. Interest al <%. Wl VI-cnHAEI'aiER TIMBER CO. *. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 i i Bldg. Taioma. Wuk, "TiKu^iAi^ WANTED Good mauds*, middle-age man to pacta dry goods. Perma- nent, stf*ail\* in olii work and wood wsgss to rtghl psrty. Phone *lm- Ing office hours, Main 98fi. HALKKMAN, experience unnecessary N"i w specialty proposition; moder- ate priced Koori- for general trade, Kplendld commission contrst'l for Waahlngton. Vooancy now. |15.01 weekly for expenses. I'onliin nial .li Wi liv Co., 11127 Conliiii'iilal lv111•_; , i'li \ stand, ii. MEN wsnted to make T iy Soldiers, war novelties, pstrlotla sinblema, : :ii In i on small or Isrge si ale. War stopped Importation. Knor- I metis demand. Greatest (utura in mv Industry. We buy everything all val* 111*, 1111, 1111, 1120, I \u0084 Ing fl em 12.50 In 111.00, Tooli mi experience nnnei assry. Cast- Ing form outfll ||.S0 up. producing oyer I 1"1 per hour. Booklet, ln- rormHtlon free. Toy Soldier Man- nl'acturlng Co., :t2 Cnlou Bquare, j Ni » York. MEN wanted. Apply at I*'. 11. (Joss Bi Irk I '0.. south of smelter. CARRIER BOYS WANTED To Carry Times Routes in All Pails of Ihe City. Apply Circulation Manager The Tacoma Times iVANTEI) t'liimi porter. One pre- ferred who can chiuine tires. See Mr. Crammonil. 1.11 tie & Keiuuley Co., 71;! Broadway. FIRR Insurance, Hlberly, 104 I'rov. YOI'NG man wanted (Just out of high school) of good appearance and address, who Is willing to start at the bottom and learn Ihe newspaper business. An excep- tions! opportunity for (he rliftit in in See Mi. McDonald at Tho Times office between H ami 9 to- morrow morning. I'll c Insurance, Hlberly, sot Prov. WANTED—Laborers for ssiortlnfl ami loudliiß scrap; steady work; rats »:'..'iO a dsy. Apply Storekeep- er's office. Chicago, Milwaukee & \u25a0t, _PsuJ_ Hy. (hops, tldefluts. llie Insurance, Hlberly, 504 Prov. wantkii -Ten bolt entters; an green cedar of -food slxe and qual- ity, level land and paying $1._.. per cord for cutting H6 ln. bolts. Company pays Hcmi-monthlv. Can secure board at our camp if you wish or can board yourself. Tim- ber close to Auburn. Long Job. White rtlver Shingle Company, Snninrr, Wash. MBN and women, learn the barber trade; big demand for barbers. Moler System of Hnrber Colleges. 1319 Pacific aye., Tacoma. TOP prices paid for poultry and ratTT bits. W. H. Corblt 1141 Market Main 3145. A N NOUN Ctl3iTf_NT^~ PHOTOGRAPHS t>t your home and flowers, plain or colored. Phone Madison 1243. V BTORINARY SURODON KfHBN you need a doctor for >our horse, cow or animals, or n 1 medicine for them, see DX. J. I). PIO A IISALU V. S„ 604 So. I at. Main 7243. PERSONAL KASTKItN lady 27, worth 120000 would marry. fl-Rox 38, League, Toledo, Ohio. Name "Tacoma" Is Used World Over Because of Beauty REAL ESTATE 17-Room Transient House Price Only 1650 HIIICK building, marble entrance, good furniture, running water ln part of ill,. rooniK. located on Pu- elflo ay. Call 1221 Fidelity Bldg., ask for McCOELEY FOR SALS, TRAD! on RBNT NIOAT, small house, clone to school aud car. Nice view, water and electric light. Walking distance. L-l, Times. Are You Wide Awake to Taroma'a Industrial situation? Fix your mind on tbe spot where BIH BUSINESS is going—Kluta. A little in oi. v handles a lot NOW. GEO. W. LAWLER 117 Natl Realty Bldg. Foir~RAT.ll BY OWNER 4-room modern, completely furnished house. If you want a burgsln see this. 1214 ith ay. N. W.. Puyul- -1 utK Phone Red 179, vvhosaFd an acre of landl WE have one for sale, fi mlutes', walk from I cent fare on old i Puyallup car line, excellent null, would make a dandy home lot for somebody who wants to get out of city limit., snd I"' üble lo raise a good part of one's living. There is a good I-room house. Rood Woodshed. Sold olio yesterday, j who wauls this one today. Price $Gr.o. pari cash, balance term*. E. K. GREGORY CO. \u25a0MOOnl Flihm- N'lltoiiHl Ki'itllv Bldg Hnli'sniHh 10. NO END.SNAP $M(iO for | li-rniim nioild n liimik;i \ low, lot 40\100, fine murine vl-MT. Will traiff for \u25a0 mil Her placr or for \-jifjint lots clc;ii of imuniln\u25a0uiiiT. DX LAND 11KNTON CO. Iti-ll Bankers Trust Bldg 11© ACRES Near Army Post and City ALL :\u25a0<•<,,i hoII, simii' statMliiiK' tim- ber, win i'tit several hundred cordi of fir wooil; sninr i'**ili*r; |U BCfM crMk bottom; on« mil* west of N.j I*, shops, .lust outside city limits;! tax |li, The only cheup 11-arrt trad nenr la i'(»i' !!&•, unny post ainl city. Land hdJottllflfC this It* sclliii", nt more than double th«| prl^e. Cash $1,250. ARUAM I). EIDDEE .110 Tacoma Bldg. Puyallup—One acre and B- riiom hoiiae. $1150. Will lake $100 cash as first payment, Malcolm K. Ounston Co., tOS Berlin bldg. FIRE Insurance, Hlberly. 504 Prov. A BARGAIN, $1660—« lots, 5-rooin house. All kinds of fruit and berries. Near school and church. Keaudful location on Koosoyelt Heights. Owner going away. Call evenings. 2201 Best Sherman. KENih.voirm "park Till-: GATEWAY TO AItMY Ii IST LOCATION on east side paved bou- levard at So. Until and I'nion ay.l All good building lots. Called "the beauty spot of South Tui o- mu." Move out on the dry, health- ful prairie. Lots shown at any time. TERMS: Prices $.15 to $85. on terms of $5 cash and $1 per month per lot. About (II per cent of former prices, which will be gradually restored. Our advice la BUT MOW. Maryland Realty Co. 504 California Hldg. Main 2188. THE PLACE TO LIVE Is the place that best fita your purse. Fine, level lots, best of soil, close to manufacturing dis- trict. 2% blocks from car line, 10 minutes' ride to business district. Streets all graded, cement walks, cast Iron water mains, all assess- ments paid. Trice $125 per lot. Basy terms. This Is the homestte for the workman. Ilavelock C. Boyle & Co. 211 California Bldg. Main 22 You Bargain Hunters. 34 Booms Only $425, $160 ('ash THIS Is no old Junk, but very good furniture, all outside rooms, locat- ed on Broadway neae 13th. Rant $50 per month. Call 1221 Fidelity Bldg., ask for McCOLLEY SELL AT A BARGAIN 10 ACRES hill land on Hyleboa creek, fine view of city and bay; close to Marshall ay., where the money will be made. 8 ACRES, best bottom land, all In cultivation, creek runs through place: % mile west of South Ta- coma-car abops. BERTELSON & CO. Berlin Bids* ilt to the people ot the limed [states, Dr. Meiriiiiii, and we pro- -1 | use In do .ii \\ c \u25a0 hull lake Iha people ul the United Slates into our i iintnlcnc* in llii. mailer we shall imwl that it is a matter of conrern to lliein. "And have the people of the Halted Btetee outside of Tin oma shown any dissatisfaction with the 'name Itamler?" Is the next ot 1 IhesH Inleieslllig questions in Ilie » so -called .slHleineiit. ' Ask this one also ul these news- papers, in Merriam, and also lor ' your answer glance ihru that mas* 1 of l.'ilei'.i and iclegraniH sont to 'the hoard by publicists and men I of Irii.'i , and siiei), c all over the country when the matter was up t for judgment urging juu to change i the name tlmt mass of letters t and telegrams which I asked unit i waa flat It rciusud pcriniHsiou to \u25a0 copy or men to read. Your an- i t.wi'i* is there, Dr. Merriam. Wliy whs I not pernilteed to , read those letters, since the mouu- i tain Is the property of the United ; States and Its name a matter ot concern to all? I n l inn < .im In-.1i.1i I will quote now the -lv- . slon of this lein.ii kaide paper—• I which conclusion follows inimedt- . ately upon what Is hero given. 1 think it a most fitting couclu- tion a lot of words and high- soundiiu', 'i.nun*. Htruiig together i to look or to sotiiitl Imposing —to I fool the children, as 1 have said . before ami which, In presence of i the "tatta" the "real facts," If you please --are so silly »»s not to .be woil by an answer. Here thejr are: "Ami were this hoard to ehauge the name, In there any probability that the people of the United States at largo would accept tho ehangOi or that the nations of the world would remove (be present name from their limits and maps? "In view of all the fuels, Is it not llm obvious duty of the board to preserve the name be- [ Stowed by Vancouver l_fi years 'ago a name accepted and estab- jllshcd hy general adoption In the Igeogritpllles. histories, atlasus, dic- tionaries, gazetteer* and encyclo- pedias nl the world, confirmed by official in I of the congress of the United Slates in creating the Mount Rainier national park tart of congress nl March |, I KHH 1, and i unalterably flxad by the nil but I universal usage of the civilized i aalloiis?" Tin- Vole. Consider now that three of the || men present voted, after hear- ing all Ibis, to alter the unalter- able thing; thai Frederick W. Hodge nl tha Smithsonian Instltit- ition, one of the nine who voted 'otherwise, confessed that the nine iwere led lo so vote by the belief II thai our proposal was an effort to commercialise the mountain, and I (ergo I If Ihey had not so be- lieved all would have voted to 'alter It, in which case the unalter- able thing would have been altered. Ho you see what that string of words amounts to. I am trying to Indicate to you, my friends, n great scientific mind, as It reveals Itself to be when you give It a good fair and square looking over. It has been a real pleasure to me; I never ex- amined one before I had, Just for luck or the fun of It, done nearly everything but lhat and 1 am now glad I did that. It is so much our habit to accept these rounded periods and Juggleinetit of words as meaning something when they i are certified lo by a string of titles. Some Malory. And- as even the school chll- i dren know —those "geographies, jhistorlcs, atlases, dictionaries, \u25a0gazeieers and encyclopedias of the I world" nearly every one of them Uhat is worth while, notwithstand- ing tbe decision 27 years ago of the U. S. board of geographio names carry the name Tacoma for the mountain —and were that name adopted officially would doubtless for many years, at least, carry the name Rainier also. What unutterable piffle! I thought I was through with the history of our experience at the hearing of May 2, but another little story, H you don't mind, will serve as a fitting conclusion to this review. C'oniTver and Farrar had quoted Thomas Prosch ot Seattle quite freely for certain points of hls- itory. In transmitting our steno- graphic report I wrote a letter to Secretary Stone (and the board) which I asked him to read at the board meeting of May 11, and which be admitted to me after- wards he did not read. Thomas Prosch In an address I before the Association of Pierce 1 County Pioneers at Tacoma, April ! 12, 1905, said this: "In conclusion, a few words 1 may well be offered as to the . luiiee Taooma, In the be- ginning It was yoiim, all yours. It belonged here, aad here alone. It Is not so now. , It now belongs to the world, and Is found In many ports, 1 lands, and places "So popular has the name . become thai It Is officially adopted In eight different | states of the Union. "The United Htates postal ! guide for tOOfl (est If lee that there are Tacomae In Florida, Kentucky, . Mtseourt, Htm (Continued on Page Eight.) BY S. W. WALL I (Sen ii'lar. Justice to Miilllll tin I'oin mil HM'.I This I* the fourth install- in.-ni in a review of (ho "ntaton-MMit of ('. Hurl Mor- ii.iin Im-lihv the I . H. giNi- giMphu hoard May II," en- titled "Shall ibe inline of Mount ll.nun i Im* i baiigixl'.'" "And furthermore," continues Dr. Merriatu's Ntiiloiiietit. "is It not fair to ask with apologies to the good citizens of Tacoma why their city should insist on ap- 'pniprlHlliii', as a local asset the central figure and culminating glory of Mount Rainier National park?" Those "doctors" down there at Washington' It seems not in their nature to understand how a people whose lives are upont In Its presence might view this culmin- ating gilory In oiher lerms than as a real ©stale advertiseiueul. Nor to understand how such a peoplo might resent being jobbed and tricked the mountain being robbed of a name which these peo- ple think beautiful and meaning- ful, to satisfy not the high senti- ment, of another people tor all- ot hor name, hut the low and mean feeling of jealous-, and en- mity. A Million Whin. Indeed, yees, Dr. Merriam, apol- ogies should accompany such v question. Hero wo have from all this 10 pages of Irrelevancy the solitary outcropping of what tho coolbeaded member, Frederick W. Hodge, of the SrulthsonlHii In- stitution, said at once i.ml frankly iWus the real milk in tho cocoanut the commercial feature that we should have use of the moun- tain wherewith to sell our lots, ainl line; Heatlle (some Sealtlo ln- Iterests) lie deprived its use In the selling of llielr beer. Yes, Indeed, Hpologies are dun. I I attended lo lhat question quite fully when I wiih treating of Mr. Hodge the oilier day. If lo call the mountain hy the name which the Indians say Coil gave it is to! 'appropriate it as a local asset,! then it was so appropriated \u25a0 mil i lion or so years before Mount Ralator National park or (ha cltjt of Tacoma were dreamed ol".' Why Taconia Alone. And is il not fair lo ask why you, llr. Merriam, should adiln' ' your question io the citizens of Tacoma alum If you think to call the mountain "Tacoma'' Is for the city of the same name to ap- prlpriate it as a local asset, why not ask Hie question of the New York Timees, the New Nork Kven- ing I'ost, the New York Journal,: the Literary Digest, Harper's, the' I New York Nation, tin' Christian j Science Monitor, the Itoston Her- aid, the Boston Transcript, Ibe Minneapolis •Tribune, the Cleve- land plain Dealer, ladlanapolli IJournal, not one of which Is pub- lished ill Tacoma. but every one of which strongly urges the adoption 'of that name and they are only [a lew that come to my mind just now of many thai have urged It. (\u25a0imml Idea, Dim', "And is It fair to suggest," con- tinues the statement, "since the mountain Is the property of the United States Hint its iiHinn Is a matter of concern to the people of the whole United Stales?" It Is indeed quite fair to suggest ' RE ALEBT ATE NOTICE ,\ bargain in timber ami binds, with iiiiiiilhk water en same. good quality timber, v i soli, land rolling or level. This would be a X I place fur a mill This will I>,» fine for grazing .nui farming- •>" account of initrkel ami i-lininto Is one of the best loci lions in Ike state, fur particulars anil prices] anil maiis. sec owners at 6114 Su. |j st. Tacoma, KIIU. Insurance iliberty. iio4 Prov.; liiioli 4-rm. bungalow and It lots, cur. Si). 40th ami Warner. Only t6OO. .lust llie llilng for a So. Ta- enina ear simp WOI k man. noon iiiimi: en McKlnley inn near NN. P. hospital, $1 ion. on terms You couldn't biilM the house for J l.vm toitav and this has a dandy ill lot. ANoTIII'.R ONE-I-room bungalow for 11600. nn terms. Practically new. 2 lots. CRESCENT URAt.TV CO. 418 California llblg. CAN YOn BEAT IT? 10-nOOM house and three flnp lots on Ho. I, st., st »1200, for qubk sale. If yOS !::l\e I 100 cash, 120 a month will carry this, Actl quickly. II .1. SCHWINN A CO., INC. 216-219 Tacoma Bldg. * *^** jh*ii"_~i~_*'.~-"-'~'-*~'i*~i'^ \u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0*'_*~-~_^_r-v~> — --\u25a0\u25a0-*\u25a0—\u25a0 -.i-ijr»jr>j-u»V^ LEGAL NOTICES LOCAI, Improvement District No. 33ri.—Notice li hereby given that In pursuance of Ordinance No. :<<>\u25a0 of (he City* of Tacoma, a roll has been placed In my hands for the col. lection of the loth annual install- ment of the assessment levied for the improvement of "O" B(reet from the present pavement oh Nordi iith street to the wen line of McCnrver Street. Said Improvement consists In (trad- ing said portion of sahl "i;" Street to the established (trade with a roadway thirty six (36' feet in width, and laying down on said road- way a pavement of asphalt with brick guttera on a concrete base. Said Improvement also consists in constructing concrete curbs and the necessary storm water drainage. Said Installment mar be p.ild on or before August 15th, HIT, but if not paid on or before said date, added Interest, penalty and costs will attach. JAMICS C, DRAKE, City Treasurer. 'ulv 14-11-31. 1»1T.
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Saturday, July 14,19^ -T H E TACOMA TIMES— Page Bevep
WOULD STRONf PUIL HELP YOU? THEN USE TIMES WANT ADSDoings of the Duffs WILBUR is a WE _L SEASONED SOLDIER.
TIMES WANT ADSCLASSWIKD ADVERTISING RATES
I i.-ni a word earh Iniertl on—B (lines for the price of A1 mouth, per line per month }i oot mouths, per lino per month ti• months, per line per month-. tt1 2 months, per lino per month Tl
Bwap ads 14 words, 3 times, 15e, cash in advanceNo Advertisement taken for less than 15 cents.
PHONE MAIN 12
TIIK iiMES 18 TACOMA* _rf2___T"fN^ Wu HBCMVM API IIONLY IN'iKPBNDKNT *3WB%:_™jS> PHONH. OCR miMBlNstwsc-VPKB IB i| AjN ,UIIMINKRS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRKCTORY_ . \u0084,,.v,..nnil,ia . _.
~~'"'— \u25a0"\u25a0 i \u25a0 —AUTOMOBILE ACCEBBQRUM
\u25a0QUARK SHOP, 111 l Tacoma ay,
tires mill tubes, Mlchellns.-"-~~~
COMMON WKALTH TITLE TRUST00.
MAIN 101.Bankers Trus^Jllda^^^^^
AB-VI'KAC.TS OK I !TLB
VAOOMA tTtLk Uo—<_ ound floorFidelity Bldg. Main 11114.
o^~~" AMBPLANCKI |
AUTOMuHILH ambulance. Only oneIn r.tl Main 43
\u25a0^^WW^H _.11-|< -v_^->^«-,--w--^^-.,-«-w-jfc-»~-^-^-^^»***^**^^S*^^^S
BLUIO PRINTS, MAPS,SURVEYING
CITY and county surveys, tide-lands.mi; - Nicholson Rug. Co.. 10*Fidelity. Main 474.
e,\nvambitious j
boy or girl willdo well by tak- jing up our ta- Iiiiii a s actual |buslm ss book-keeping. Bsv-eral .alls dailyfor help. Oatcaln I-J*. StateBusiness Col-lege, l'-idelityBulldlna.
BUsT'n ESS -001 i1JSOEBCARPET CLEANINO
H. t_ llOL'CK—Carpet beating, re-(lttliiS snd laying; feather renp-*vaiiut, and upholslsrlng. till ttba*. Main 328
TonvnTy water -supplies
WE make conaeetlons to new heat-ing company. Coffee PlumbingCo Main 670.
o^>«W\^WV>is»ik-V^' n.-NVMA^^*
q lIROPR ACTIOIRA W. BLACK (P. C. C. graduate).
40G Chamber of Commerce Bldg.Main 1472.* _
r. EMI I.V CLARKE, graduate chTrJ"-§i.i ii . (painless method). 101
o. 9(h. Main 44112.GEO. R SMlTH—(Talmor Gradu-
ate) 7M Nat. Realty Hid. M. ll»l.
CHIROPODISTDR. A IIOYER, Cnlrnnodlat. Mal-
strom's Drug Store. Main 11.DR. Me'"A IN, Chiropodist. Provident
Bid*; Main 1742. "Just s littledifferent."
fclMWi*-"M I'r'*~ -** WKWIM^fcWMIWWiMWIWWIWiDENTISTS
i)R. KP.ANK-AT MOItSE. DentlsT.76S'i Ilth Kt. So. l'hone Mad.49K. Res. M. .615
j-Lru*^oj- -_-_\u25a0--\u25a0-»->-----.-»\u25a0-*\u25a0----» _-.-_.--.--.--.--.----fc-*----fc--t-----.----
DRATAQB ,Commercial Truck A Storage Co.—
Furniture moved, packed sndstored. Team and auto vans. Fire-
firoof warehouse. Best corps of ;rained men la city. Main 701.
SS^llW\u25a0^•'^—-»«-m-t^~w~—-w^-M-w-,<*v-w-..-i -\u0084-m---^vm'.*,^.
FAMILY WASHINGRn„ Family washing. Mats 111 lW^ Taooma Wet Wash.\u25a0_as aoosis^aatisi^ wwo^- -_v ,-^__ ...,». __s
FOOT SPECIALISTRHEUMATISM, bunions, nails, brok-
en arches treated. Dr. Jonej, Ave-nue Hotel.
GARAGESOARAGES |20 to fIS; summer cot-
tages 140 and up. Wegener Mfg.Co. UO7 A St.
M*i~s~>-~i*v*^*~i-jw~iivifirsyivririwwifwwm
INSURANCE—I,II'M
JAMES A. HATS,~2OS Bank of Cal.Bblg. Income, Personal and Cor-
6oration Life Insurance. PhoneTata 7>tl; Proctor 2809-J.
H-a^Vtfiinii— r,fv*~toi~i_rw-_nr^r^ni^iiiiii n-r \u25a0 MIWM^MWt
HOTELStcp TRAVELERS; transient from
(0c up. Special rates by wssk ormonth. HOIVi Pacific ay.
HOTEL NEWPORT, newly furnished,not and -cold water; rooms reason-able. 1541 Broadway.
•IHASTA HOTEL—Modern, outside irooms, $2, 11.10 and 13 per weektip, Me night up. lilt Market.
MitBROADWAT, Rms. 25c up 11.50rsr.wk.; steam heat, free hatha. 'lltlfc Broadway. Main 2051.
HOTEL MERITReputation Established Reasonable
rates. Illfe .Ilth. Court and Mar-ket
iySgQTIOIDEW AND SPRATSCARBOLINEUM aa-T~Cre~Sol tor
chloken Ilea. Ceroo vegetasie
«ray, water glass. Standard>emlnal Co. Mala IIIA
MONBT TO LOAN
TOU'LL SAVEIV k MONEY« borrowing now. Interest ratesfl_f.-Uir _ lo advance. Make yourii'iniicial arrangements if you are
n, ,",* .t0 b* ln tllo borrowingmarket soon.
It. E. ANDERSON * CO.Berlin Hldg.
MONI-Y «n sand r_r unproved prop-erly loam. »0l Bank of Cal. Bldg
MONKV to loan on Improved cityami farm properties. Malcolm I_.(.Illusion Co., 405 Berlin Hldg.
PI: IVATM money to loan, |li to11000; no commission. Paymentsto suit. Call Bill So. Fife. FelixDubois,
126.000 eastern money to loan at 1.7 ai:d 8 per cent. Inqulro J. I*__Hnapp, llfl Fidelity Bldg.
>% to TnON IMPROVED property Loans
for building s specialty. Al--m«k'i loans payable lo small-* i i... Installments.
L R. MANNING * CO.Tel. Main l«. Equitable BldgUKA l.—ISBTATK LOANS, term of
inrnitily payments. March-Mc-\u25a0 I'm. Room 10*. NationalRealty Bldg.
QUI! \u25a0«\u25a0 money io loan. W. N.Dcub A Co- Inc.. 104 Cal. BldgMnln .'lit,
1 PKI< CBNT money, rcasonablsrate .ill So. 14th. 8 Tacoma Wo.
Lo\ . . _- short or long term, soyamour.t. 411 California Bldg.
MOKTOAUK UIANd, Amounts fromC.v \u0084, cltr or (arm; lowestfates NORTON a CO.. 210 Berlin.
I.OA\> for home building or topay off eld mortgages Lowestrates, special privileges to bor-rovveis— Ito I year" Mousy sl-Ways on hand-no d-?!ay.
H. J \u25a0CfirWINN A CO.. Inn.210-11 Tacoma Bldg.
MOViNQ
"moving-A HOI.ROTD. MAIN 1410.
WINDOW CLE AN INO ~*
CITY Window CleaningCo., vacuum cleaning.Mail 4633. _
AUTISTIC and refined work. Mili-tary work a specialty. Holt ArtSton, 773 Broadway.
paintingT 'P APERU AXGINO
C. N. KRONGSBACH, 1921 So. Yaki-ma Main 9349.
PIIISICIANS ""PR. XI.WIN BROWN, physl.lan and
surgeon. Office ICI. FidelityBldg. Mslu_2»4-P. Man 1221.
Mt. WUiBBN BROWN — 1.1-easesof women and genlto-urlnary am}akin dlsesaea. 1103 Commerce st
DR. K. R BC7IROKL)KR — SKINA-ND aKNITO-CBINART DIS-EABKS. FRKNCH BLDG. Ill*PACIFIC- MAIN 1785
DR. JONES -JURQEONTdsessea of women. Fidelity Bldg
L)K. I' KLIZABI'-'fH DRAK-LPkfl-Iclun and Burgeon. 1011 FidelityBids Main tl4; Proctor 141. Mad-laon 117 R-l.
DR. IKTKIiSEN-DANA. 110 BerlinBidg Hcandlnavlas Am. Rank),Office, Main 1171; res.. MalnJllT.
Dlt FOREMAN, SURGEON"Bankers Trust Bldg.
RAZORS SHARPENED
ALL work guaranteed. Shaw Sup-pi. 919 Paolflo
*\u25a0\u25a0* l^>^'w \u25a0^\u25a0*'-**^*-^^***^>*»*-^^*^****^****^^>»^S_^\Mo^ototoREBUILT TV PEWRITEKS
iEB the new Woodstock typewrit•r that speaks for itself. Bothprice snd quality. 11. D. Baker aCo.. 100T A at
BAT-ART AND CHATTEL LOANSLOANS PROMPTLY SaSI ON~
bai.arii.sfurniture
pianos and\u25a0tor a(ie receipt*)
At rstss rev can afford to pay.Money buys cheaper than credit.Our service hae pleased manyothers and will please you. Let ustell you all about It.
COAST FINANCE COMPANY110 Bankers Trust Hlilg.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES14.00 per regr. fire and burglar
proof. People- Safety Deuosl!Co.. 117 So. Ilth. B.rlla Bldg.Main 1011.
8A- !_ UEPOSiT VAULTSFIUKI.ITY TIICaT CO.'S BAIK Ob
POSIT VAIU.TS Qround floor.RENT—OFFICES
PHIVATH. office, use of receptionroom. Inquire 1221 Fidelity Bldg.\u25a0l-l Main 4»»4.
FFUNISHEI) HOUSEI-ROOM bungalow in North End,
garaiie and plnno. Call PnutorIJII3.
WANTED TO_ BORROWWANTED To borrow $.'!00 at « or
7 I'd CSSHj uo eommiHsloii; onImproved propeity worth 11500,A. I". Tlmea.
'Ivi^ZrllGGEßWEi.I. DIC-OBR. B. f. Blreh. Park-
lend. Wash.%s*^wn*MWif^*v***>Mi- nn-*_»e»-M*Awn»^%-Kw
BITtTATION MALELITMBKItaccountant Bailsmen, now
employ-id. wishes lo make schange; bust local references. P. O.box 952, Tacoma.
_^*™*^.*^***seseamiaesea
HELP—F EMALE_WANTHO A mangle girl Cascade
Laundry, lion Broadway,
$20 mi weekly in.olc writing namesfor mull oiiler houses, no cimivuhs-
inK particular! for slump. TheOulde Co., Memphis, Tennessee,
Si il,I>l Kits Sailors nod socks, (loudmoney made al home kiiiiili.:- hos-iery. Machines furnished on time.We pay ti\-*'l rales lor making theH Is Wheeler, Inc., 337 Madison,Chicago,
IINDr:KTAK_CRB
C. O. LYNN CO., funeral Director*_ 110 Taroma ay Main 7741.BUCKLEY- KINO CO.—Professional
Funeral Dlrectora i.i li Btll'-li >>• Phone Main 411
CAfBKDY * ALLEN CO.—Funeraldirectors. 1110 So. 12th Main Hltl.
\u25a0O. TACOMA FUNEItAI. I'ARI.OIW,1438 I'nio.i ay. Main 1088. Ueo.V, Pluer.
BCAVENGERaAMKHICAN UAHRAUB CO. — He-"
moving garbage a refuse of allkinds, til Puy. ay. U. 742. ll 7itg.
91T, SH ,T street. 10 rooms and hath,I lots, I block from cable: partlyfurnished, $80. I> P. Young .t- iii.512 111 Merlin Hldg.
AUTODELIVERY CO.Team and Auto Trucks.
Local and Long Dis-tance Moving. Storage.Main 8402. 722 Com-merce.
FOR summer cottages and tents. H.1! Itltz & Co., 523 California Bldg.
HOUSES to rent, $10 up. Dlefen-dorf, f,»2 California Bldg.
FUtF Insurance. Hlberly. !>O4 Prov.180" So hiii'm... «-r.. nam . $110.1606 So. Seth. B-r.. bath $6 001564 So. Wllkeaon. B-r $8.004838 So. M, 6 rma. and bath. .$ll.OO1714 i_o. B.lrd, li-r $8 00
H. J. BCHWINN * CO.. Ino.Tacoma Bldg. Main 14
LONG DIbTANCBMoving—Get Our Prices
McT.BAN. MAIN 1880
\fATV -Km Loosl and LongIYI-M.M AUU.f Distance Moving,
\u25a0torage. Nights and Bunders.MAIN It0 I
City .Moving & Storage CormkPlioor etoraga $11 Tso. ay.
SWAPS^EXCHANOE—Piano for Ford tour-
ing car. Plume Hod 219. Puyallup.
l^sixT_siTc^TO SKTTI.i: ESTATE—FwjIt and
cigar stand on Pacific ay.. verycheap. Main .'O^O or after 5 p, m..Main 7210.
CRESCENT REALTY CO,, 41^8 California Bldg.11-ROOM rooming house for sale;
good location. Call Main 2888.SMALL rooming house for sale by
owner. 1.05^ Pacific ay.
WANTED"I AM I/iOKINQ FOR A LIGHT
GROCERY, CANI.Y AND CIGARBUSINESS WHERE LIVINGROOMS ARE CONNECTED, CANMAKE CASH PAYMENT OF $500.ADDRESS BOX Ml, TIMES.
ttftoto^o^o>o^U^^totolottto^tototototo^o>oAo^^tototoloREAL ESTATE
40 ACRESON corner of main oounty road to
Puyallup and to Thrift station; alllevel; will make a fine home loca-tion. Price $85 per acre.
JESSE O. THOMAS, Jr.,i:o Tacoma Bldg.
By Allman
FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS
HI.AR WOOD for sale at mill in eitlMala 2K76.
lI.V SCREENS, door and windowscreens of all kinds made to or-der. Shop. 815 Court A. IVI. Main(i*:.2.
______TWIN nterkte in A-l condition.
l'ric* $4.-.. A baigaiii. IIM Be.X st
HAVE to sai'i lllce my H milch.ows. Tlu_y are ell young and
flue nltksrs, und tired to come in
IhlS fall. Will sell one or all. 7 l«lI'nion ay. south
jij. |."P Haclne launch. Ilnrgaln forcaeli. What have you. 764 So.
38th at. OMBJ^ H" & \u25a0»»•
FOR BALE—Two good nilloh COWS,one $50. one IM. j\u25a0 '> Best 12d st
I'"oft SALE Ibl laiuera. caiiying
case, 5 piste holders and oilier ex-tras, Shesp r.. rash. 1). .1. M„ TheTimes.
Fort &ALE- A lot of good used srlrsrope: also small donkey engine.
with eceentrlo motion. Howell11111, Tacoma.
ONR team of horses and harness,
I gasoline iswrlg In -food order, 4heavy wagons and main Other ar-il.lc* pertaining lo fuel yard.IHlf fitli air. Procter sou.
Tin- Insurance. Hlberly, NH Proy.iir.\HA\'Ti*'.l*:i> drop head Rotary
1 White sewing machine. $15. Singer
Machine Store, ill* So. Ilth. Main1 r. 7 (13. ,NELSON organ In first-clues condi-
tion $25. M. 11. Vlvln, i:t-'T Itioad-u.iy. Main 4841.
p-.*-**, Wiitcjo's cleaned or main*^(( Dlf* springs 50c, guaranteed.
j '»<>"»' l|ls pacific ay.
* Jt'KT received, 11 used sewing ma-! chines, all makes, prices $5 lo $25.
.1. O. Put key, 111 l Broadway.Main lilt.
. LATE Rotary While with all nt-tllehllU'llts, II-,60. 103 So. Ilth st
TWO very fine miauling house or, lodging' camp rsngei very cheapat the Tieoina Aye FurnitureE\i liunge, :H3 Tin "ma ay.
Ml.'tiT f'"11 ,0 be bad at Broad-PCwl way Mkt„ 1105 Broadway.
WANTED-Hoge, cattle, veal, hide*-poultry. Will call for same, "ayhighest market price TacomsMeat Cc, Mad. 501. after bus-iness hour-. Main 8381.
CASH PAID i 111 l ÜBKb~-'URNrT--I'ltM AND oillßH MH.KCHAN-PISE. vu fitz-henry
".CI SOUTH lITH HTRBBTELECTRIC vacuum cleaners for
rent. $1 00 a day delivered nndcalled for. 508 Ilth st. Main I3»«
JjgUNPFOUND —A baa: containing needle
work. Owner can have same bycalling at Times office and payingfor nd.
'Tosr~LOST—Wednesday I. M. on Point
car or from depot to pavilion, fra-ternity pin lettered K. I_„ opal set-ting. Cnll lit. Thomas Saturday orMonday, Fidelity lildg, Main 115..Reward.
FIRE Insurance, Hlberly, 504 Prov.LOST—Tin sday-evening, gold and
platinum cuff link. Phone Proctor425. Reward,
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FURNISHED HOUSE-KEEPING ROOMS
NICELY furnished 4-room privateflat, with piano; walking dis-tance. 809 So Yakima. Phone Main7984.
IMPERIAL—Fine hskpg. rms. $1mo. up; walking dlataa.ca 80. IStkand Yakima.
li a v vi, ,w API'S. Hpeclat rstea tebachelors i6.-'_ Tscoma ay.
FINE bakpg. rma $1 wk. up. 7iimfcI'-.* ay.. i an Claire Ante.
ACKNTSI'VE a new line of Soap, Extracts,
Toilet ii |a, Perfumes, etc., foragents: 100 per cent profit. Samplefree. Write quick. Larasslan Co.,llept. 64, St, Louis. Mo.
Hl* PROFIT selling Jubilee SparkIntenalflers to automobile owners.garages Sure cure for SparkPlug troubles. Sells like wild fire.Brand new. Exclusive territory.Write today. Jubilee Mfg. Co..Heft. 132-K, Omaha, Neb.
\u25a0IDB I.INi: MEN -Do you want 4real one that one order a day willpay you $9.00. No samples tocarry. Something new. Write to-day. Caiifi.-ld Mfg. Co., 20S SlgelSt., Chicago. 111.
300-;, PROMT selling Missing LinkChain Fasteners. Newest autospecialty. No competition. WriteJohn L. McCague Jr., Omaha, Nebr.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERPtTBLI.• STKWOOnAPHER—EVA K.
RONE, 411 Prov. Bldg. Main 1611
POITLTRY^FOR SALK 100 young Leghorn and
Ancona hens. 0608 So. J st.FIRE Insurance Hlberly. 504 Prov.PETALUMA and Quean Incubators
and brooder stoves, poultry sup-plies Poole's Beed A - ImplementCo.. 1807$ Pacific sv.
AUTOS .FORD DELIVERY
Panel body, good tires, ssceptlonsllygood condition; a snap a: $:(00;easy terms. See us for used carswith a gusraatsa.
Little A Kennedy Co.Used »('r I iiitiii'Mit. 714 Commerce
stoScFand bonds'3000 Jar Bridge, Nevada Mining
ntock_. lames Mrl'urland, 'J\iKqiiilablo bldg.
Firs Insurance, Hlberly, 504 Prov,
TougeFofFland^(N iiiiuibwest WasMngtun to ••!\u25a0
tiers oely IS 00 per acre and up.Tin years to pay. Interest al <%.Wl VI-cnHAEI'aiER TIMBER CO.
*. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 i i Bldg. Taioma. Wuk,
"TiKu^iAi^WANTED Good mauds*, middle-age
man to pacta dry goods. Perma-nent, stf*ail\* in olii work and woodwsgss to rtghl psrty. Phone *lm-Ing office hours, Main 98fi.
HALKKMAN, experience unnecessaryN"i w specialty proposition; moder-ate priced Koori- for general trade,Kplendld commission contrst'l forWaahlngton. Vooancy now. |15.01weekly for expenses. I'onliin nial.li Wi liv Co., 11127 Conliiii'iilallv111•_; , i'li \ stand, ii.
MEN wsnted to make T iy Soldiers,war novelties, pstrlotla sinblema,: :ii In i on small or Isrge si ale.War stopped Importation. Knor-
I metis demand. Greatest (utura inmv Industry. We buy everythingall val* 111*, 1111, 1111, 1120,I \u0084 Ing fl em 12.50 In 111.00, Toolimi experience nnnei assry. Cast-Ing form outfll ||.S0 up. producingoyer I 1"1 per hour. Booklet, ln-rormHtlon free. Toy Soldier Man-nl'acturlng Co., :t2 Cnlou Bquare,
j Ni » York.
MEN wanted. Apply at I*'. 11. (Joss
Bi Irk I '0.. south of smelter.
CARRIER BOYSWANTEDTo Carry
Times Routesin
All Pails of Ihe City.Apply
Circulation ManagerThe Tacoma Times
iVANTEI) t'liimi porter. One pre-ferred who can chiuine tires.See Mr. Crammonil. 1.11 tie &Keiuuley Co., 71;! Broadway.
FIRR Insurance, Hlberly, 104 I'rov.
YOI'NG man wanted (Just out ofhigh school) of good appearanceand address, who Is willing tostart at the bottom and learn Ihenewspaper business. An excep-tions! opportunity for (he rliftitin in See Mi. McDonald at ThoTimes office between H ami 9 to-morrow morning.
I'llc Insurance, Hlberly, sot Prov.
WANTED—Laborers for ssiortlnflami loudliiß scrap; steady work;rats »:'..'iO a dsy. Apply Storekeep-er's office. Chicago, Milwaukee &\u25a0t, _PsuJ_ Hy. (hops, tldefluts.
llie Insurance, Hlberly, 504 Prov.wantkii -Ten bolt entters; angreen cedar of -food slxe and qual-
ity, level land and paying $1._..per cord for cutting H6 ln. bolts.Company pays Hcmi-monthlv. Cansecure board at our camp if youwish or can board yourself. Tim-ber close to Auburn. Long Job.White rtlver Shingle Company,Snninrr, Wash.
MBN and women, learn the barbertrade; big demand for barbers.Moler System of Hnrber Colleges.1319 Pacific aye., Tacoma.
TOP prices paid for poultry and ratTTbits. W. H. Corblt 1141 MarketMain 3145.
A N NOUN Ctl3iTf_NT^~PHOTOGRAPHS t>t your home and
flowers, plain or colored. PhoneMadison 1243.
VBTORINARY SURODONKfHBN you need a doctor for >our
horse, cow or animals, or n 1medicine for them, see DX. J. I).PIO A IISALU V. S„ 604 So. I at.Main 7243.
PERSONALKASTKItN lady 27, worth 120000would marry. fl-Rox 38, League,Toledo, Ohio.
Name "Tacoma" IsUsed World OverBecause of Beauty
REAL ESTATE17-Room Transient House
Price Only 1650HIIICK building, marble entrance,
good furniture, running water lnpart of ill,. rooniK. located on Pu-elflo ay. Call 1221 Fidelity Bldg.,ask for
McCOELEYFOR SALS, TRAD! on RBNT
NIOAT, small house, clone to schoolaud car. Nice view, water andelectric light. Walking distance.L-l, Times.
Are You Wide Awaketo Taroma'a Industrial situation?
Fix your mind on tbe spot whereBIH BUSINESS is going—Kluta.A little in oi. v handles a lotNOW.
GEO. W. LAWLER117 Natl Realty Bldg.
Foir~RAT.ll BY OWNER 4-roommodern, completely furnishedhouse. If you want a burgsln seethis. 1214 ith ay. N. W.. Puyul--1 utK Phone Red 179,
vvhosaFdan acre of landl
WE have one for sale, fi mlutes',walk from I cent fare on old i
Puyallup car line, excellent null,would make a dandy home lot forsomebody who wants to get out ofcity limit., snd I"' üble lo raise agood part of one's living. Thereis a good I-room house. RoodWoodshed. Sold olio yesterday, jwho wauls this one today. Price$Gr.o. pari cash, balance term*.
E. K. GREGORY CO.\u25a0MOOnl Flihm- N'lltoiiHl Ki'itllv Bldg
Hnli'sniHh 10.
NO END.SNAP$M(iO for | li-rniim nioild n liimik;i \
low, lot 40\100, fine murine vl-MT.Will traiff for \u25a0 milHer placr or for\-jifjint lots clc;ii of imuniln\u25a0uiiiT.
DX LAND 11KNTON CO.Iti-ll Bankers Trust Bldg
11© ACRESNear Army Post and CityALL :\u25a0<•<,,i hoII, simii' statMliiiK' tim-
ber, win i'tit several hundred cordiof fir wooil; sninr i'**ili*r;|U BCfMcrMk bottom; on« mil* west of N.jI*, shops, .lust outside city limits;!tax |li, The only cheup 11-arrttrad nenr la i'(»i' !!&•, unny postainl city. Land hdJottllflfC this It*sclliii", nt more than double th«|prl^e. Cash $1,250.
ARUAM I). EIDDEE.110 Tacoma Bldg.
Puyallup—One acre and B-riiom hoiiae. $1150. Willlake $100 cash as firstpayment, Malcolm K.Ounston Co., tOS Berlinbldg.
FIRE Insurance, Hlberly. 504 Prov.A BARGAIN, $1660—« lots, 5-rooin
house. All kinds of fruit andberries. Near school and church.Keaudful location on KoosoyeltHeights. Owner going away. Callevenings. 2201 Best Sherman.
KENih.voirm "parkTill-: GATEWAY TO AItMY IiISTLOCATION on east side paved bou-
levard at So. Until and I'nion ay.lAll good building lots. Called"the beauty spot of South Tui o-mu." Move out on the dry, health-ful prairie. Lots shown at anytime. TERMS: Prices $.15 to $85.on terms of $5 cash and $1 permonth per lot. About (II per centof former prices, which will begradually restored. Our advice laBUT MOW.
Maryland Realty Co.504 California Hldg. Main 2188.
THE PLACE TO LIVEIs the place that best fita your
purse. Fine, level lots, best ofsoil, close to manufacturing dis-trict. 2% blocks from car line, 10minutes' ride to business district.Streets all graded, cement walks,cast Iron water mains, all assess-ments paid. Trice $125 per lot.Basy terms. This Is the homesttefor the workman.
Ilavelock C. Boyle & Co.211 California Bldg. Main 22
You Bargain Hunters.34 Booms Only $425,
$160 ('ashTHIS Is no old Junk, but very good
furniture, all outside rooms, locat-ed on Broadway neae 13th. Rant$50 per month. Call 1221 FidelityBldg., ask for
McCOLLEYSELL AT A BARGAIN
10 ACRES hill land on Hyleboacreek, fine view of city and bay;close to Marshall ay., where themoney will be made.
8 ACRES, best bottom land, all Incultivation, creek runs throughplace: % mile west of South Ta-coma-car abops.
BERTELSON & CO.Berlin Bids*
ilt to the people ot the limed[states, Dr. Meiriiiiii, and we pro-
-1| use In do .ii \\ c \u25a0 hull lake Ihapeople ul the United Slates intoour i iintnlcnc* in llii. mailer weshall imwl that it is a matterof conrern to lliein.
"And have the people of theHalted Btetee outside of Tin omashown any dissatisfaction with the'name Itamler?" Is the next ot
1 IhesH Inleieslllig questions in Ilie» so -called .slHleineiit.
' Ask this one also ul these news-papers, in Merriam, and also lor
' your answer glance ihru that mas*1 of l.'ilei'.i and iclegraniH sont to'the hoard by publicists and menI of Irii.'i , and siiei), c all over the
country when the matter was upt for judgment urging juu to changei the name tlmt mass of letterst and telegrams which I asked uniti waa flat It rciusud pcriniHsiou to\u25a0 copy or men to read. Your an-i t.wi'i* is there, Dr. Merriam.
Wliy whs I not pernilteed to, read those letters, since the mouu-i tain Is the property of the United; States and Its name a matter ot
concern to all?I n l inn < .im In-.1i.1i
I will quote now the -lv-. slon of this lein.iikaide paper—•I which conclusion follows inimedt-. ately upon what Is hero given.
1 think it a most fitting couclu-tion a lot of words and high-soundiiu', 'i.nun*. Htruiig together
i to look or to sotiiitl Imposing —toI fool the children, as 1 have said. before ami which, In presence ofi the "tatta" the "real facts," If
you please --are so silly »»s not to.be woilby an answer. Here thejr
are:"Ami were this hoard to ehauge
the name, In there any probabilitythat the people of the UnitedStates at largo would accept thoehangOi or that the nations of theworld would remove (be presentname from their limits and maps?
"In view of all the fuels, Is itnot llm obvious duty of theboard to preserve the name be-
[ Stowed by Vancouver l_fi years'ago a name accepted and estab-jllshcd hy general adoption In theIgeogritpllles. histories, atlasus, dic-tionaries, gazetteer* and encyclo-pedias nl the world, confirmed byofficial in I of the congress of theUnited Slates in creating theMount Rainier national park tartof congress nl March |, IKHH 1, and
i unalterably flxad by the nil butI universal usage of the civilizedi aalloiis?"
Tin- Vole.Consider now that three of the
|| men present voted, after hear-ing all Ibis, to alter the unalter-able thing; thai Frederick W.Hodge nl tha Smithsonian Instltit-ition, one of the nine who voted'otherwise, confessed that the nineiwere led lo so vote by the belief
IIthai our proposal was an effort tocommercialise the mountain, and
I (ergo I If Ihey had not so be-lieved all would have voted to
'alter It, in which case the unalter-able thing would have beenaltered. Ho you see what thatstring of words amounts to.
I am trying to Indicate to you,my friends, n great scientificmind, as It reveals Itself to bewhen you give It a good fair andsquare looking over. It has beena real pleasure to me; I never ex-amined one before I had, Just forluck or the fun of It, done nearlyeverything but lhat and 1 amnow glad I did that. It is so muchour habit to accept these roundedperiods and Juggleinetit of wordsas meaning something when they
i are certified lo by a string oftitles.
Some Malory.And- as even the school chll-
i dren know —those "geographies,jhistorlcs, atlases, dictionaries,
\u25a0gazeieers and encyclopedias of theI world" nearly every one of themUhat is worth while, notwithstand-ing tbe decision 27 years ago ofthe U. S. board of geographionames carry the name Tacoma forthe mountain —and were thatname adopted officially woulddoubtless for many years, at least,carry the name Rainier also. Whatunutterable piffle!
I thought I was through withthe history of our experience atthe hearing of May 2, but anotherlittle story, H you don't mind, willserve as a fitting conclusion tothis review.
C'oniTver and Farrar had quotedThomas Prosch ot Seattle quitefreely for certain points of hls-
itory. In transmitting our steno-graphic report I wrote a letter toSecretary Stone (and the board)which I asked him to read at theboard meeting of May 11, andwhich be admitted to me after-wards he did not read.
Thomas Prosch In an addressI before the Association of Pierce1 County Pioneers at Tacoma, April! 12, 1905, said this:
"In conclusion, a few words1 may well be offered as to the. luiiee Taooma, In the be-
ginning It was yoiim, allyours. It belonged here, aadhere alone. It Is not so now.
, It now belongs to the world,and Is found In many ports,
1 lands, and places"So popular has the name. become thai It Is officially
adopted In eight different| states of the Union.
"The United Htates postal! guide for tOOfl (est Iflee that
there are Tacomae In Florida,Kentucky, . Mtseourt, Htm(Continued on Page Eight.)
BY S. W. WALL I(Sen ii'lar. Justice to Miillllltin
I'oinmil HM'.IThis I* the fourth install-
in.-ni in a review of (ho
"ntaton-MMit of ('. Hurl Mor-ii.iin Im-lihv the I . H. giNi-giMphu hoard May II," en-titled "Shall ibe inline ofMount ll.nun i Im* ibaiigixl'.'""And furthermore," continues
Dr. Merriatu's Ntiiloiiietit. "is Itnot fair to ask with apologies tothe good citizens of Tacomawhy their city should insist on ap-'pniprlHlliii', as a local asset thecentral figure and culminatingglory of Mount Rainier Nationalpark?"
Those "doctors" down there atWashington' It seems not intheir nature to understand how apeople whose lives are upont In Itspresence might view this culmin-ating gilory In oiher lerms thanas a real ©stale advertiseiueul.
Nor to understand how such apeoplo might resent being jobbedand tricked the mountain beingrobbed of a name which these peo-ple think beautiful and meaning-ful, to satisfy not the high senti-ment, of another people tor all-ot hor name, hut the low andmean feeling of jealous-, and en-mity.
A Million Whin.Indeed, yees, Dr. Merriam, apol-
ogies should accompany such vquestion. Hero wo have from allthis 10 pages of Irrelevancy thesolitary outcropping of what thocoolbeaded member, FrederickW. Hodge, of the SrulthsonlHii In-stitution, said at once i.ml frankly
iWus the real milk in tho cocoanutthe commercial feature that
we should have use of the moun-tain wherewith to sell our lots,ainl line; Heatlle (some Sealtlo ln-Iterests) lie deprived its use In theselling of llielr beer. Yes, Indeed,Hpologies are dun.
I I attended lo lhat question quitefully when I wiih treating of Mr.Hodge the oilier day. If lo callthe mountain hy the name whichthe Indians say Coil gave it is to!'appropriate it as a local asset,!then it was so appropriated \u25a0 mil
i lion or so years before MountRalator National park or (ha cltjtof Tacoma were dreamed ol".'
Why Taconia Alone.And is il not fair lo ask why
you, llr. Merriam, should adiln' 'your question io the citizens ofTacoma alum If you think tocall the mountain "Tacoma'' Is forthe city of the same name to ap-prlpriate it as a local asset, whynot ask Hie question of the NewYork Timees, the New Nork Kven-ing I'ost, the New York Journal,:the Literary Digest, Harper's, the'
I New York Nation, tin' Christian jScience Monitor, the Itoston Her-aid, the Boston Transcript, IbeMinneapolis •Tribune, the Cleve-land plain Dealer, ladlanapolliIJournal, not one of which Is pub-lished ill Tacoma. but every one ofwhich strongly urges the adoption'of that name and they are only[a lew that come to my mind justnow of many thai have urged It.
(\u25a0imml Idea, Dim',"And is It fair to suggest," con-
tinues the statement, "since themountain Is the property of theUnited States Hint its iiHinn Is amatter of concern to the peopleof the whole United Stales?"
It Is indeed quite fair to suggest
' RE ALEBTATENOTICE
,\ bargain in timber ami binds, withiiiiiiilhk water en same. goodquality timber, v i soli, landrolling or level. This would be aX I place fur a mill This will I>,»
fine for grazing .nui farming- •>"account of initrkel ami i-lininto Isone of the best loci lions in Ikestate, fur particulars anil prices]anil maiis. sec owners at 6114 Su. |jst. Tacoma,
KIIU. Insurance iliberty. iio4 Prov.;liiioli 4-rm. bungalow and It lots,
cur. Si). 40th ami Warner. Onlyt6OO. .lust llie llilng for a So. Ta-enina ear simp WOI k man.
noon iiiimi: en McKlnley inn nearNN. P. hospital, $1 ion. on terms
You couldn't biilM the house forJ l.vm toitav and this has a dandyill lot.
ANoTIII'.R ONE-I-room bungalowfor 11600. nn terms. Practicallynew. 2 lots.
CRESCENT URAt.TV CO.418 California llblg.
CAN YOn BEAT IT?10-nOOM house and three flnp lots
on Ho. I, st., st »1200, for qubksale. If yOS !::l\e I 100 cash, 120a month will carry this, Actlquickly.
II .1. SCHWINN A CO., INC.216-219 Tacoma Bldg. *
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LEGAL NOTICESLOCAI, Improvement District No.
33ri.—Notice li hereby given thatIn pursuance of Ordinance No. :<<>\u25a0of (he City* of Tacoma, a roll hasbeen placed In my hands for the col.lection of the loth annual install-ment of the assessment levied forthe improvement of "O" B(reet fromthe present pavement oh Nordi iithstreet to the wen line of McCnrverStreet.
Said Improvement consists In (trad-ing said portion of sahl "i;" Streetto the established (trade with aroadway thirty six (36' feet inwidth, and laying down on said road-way a pavement of asphalt withbrick guttera on a concrete base.
Said Improvement also consists inconstructing concrete curbs and thenecessary storm water drainage.
Said Installment mar be p.ild onor before August 15th, HIT, butif not paid on or before said date,added Interest, penalty and costs willattach.
JAMICS C, DRAKE,City Treasurer.
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