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I TOIMIGtITYOLRLAST CHANCfThis Otter Ends 8 o'Clock Tonight
Whiz! Bang! Boom!Hurrah For the Glorious Fourth!
FIREWORKSFREE
Or Flags If You WishThe Tacoma Times will help boys and girls celebrate. We have ar-
ranged to give away hundreds of packages of Fireworks FREE so that nobey or girl willneed to spend one cent for their Fourth of July oelebration this year. A little work on your part willearn you all the fireworksyou oan shoot.FIRECRACKERS, SPLENDID SKYROCKETS, GLORIOUS ROMAN
CANDLES, FIERY PIN WHEELS, FLAGS OR ANY-THING ELSE YOU WANT.
How to Secure FREE FireworksAjjil >«., or (.Hi who muii> omt n«w tMo-monrJis' Mibaortption win receive •
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r^OITPOIV FOR FREEV^VJUJTVJII FIREWORKSI hiii uot now a -iil.-.i-rilior of The Ilini*lmi wiah to •uhacrtbP for TWO MONTHH,
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WANT ADg ON PAGE 7 FOR
HTM 1 I- KM PAGK SEVEN.
"SPIRITUAL BRIDE"IN SOULMATE CASE
Mrs. Humsley is one »f theprinciipres In an unusual "soul-mate" caee. Her home is in Chi-cago. Her hwhand has agreed todUoree so she can woil Klwnod V.Matlutrk of St. Louis In the reg-ular way. .lust now she ie his"spiritual bride" by virtue of aceremony performed by Prof.David Seabury, Culver Militaryacademy psychologist, after hehad <1' <i<lcd their was a real"soul-nmte" case. Mr«. Mntlackisn't so cheerful about the matter.She threatens to cull In federalprosecutors. Matlack ia reportedwealthy.
1 Few Drops on aCornjor^Callus
Instantly step* pain and they '
lift right off with fingert.
* 1 This tiny bottle
X-™^£ holds the wonder ofC— JKf wonders. It containsI I an almost magical1 / drug called freezone.V J It Id a compound
j niadn from ether.I Apply a few dropsI of iliis fre«zone up-
I on a tender, aching ,j corn or a hardened .
r callus. Instantly the0 soreness disappears
.f--Gfc>, and Bhortly you will
r*—"s-^ find the corn or c.al-Ijji || lus no shriveled andJ ft| loosb that you Just
f* N lift It off with thei 111 / Y—^j|l' f'ngers. It doesn't
•Jl hurt one particle.I j&\\ You feel no pain
•ff I or soreness when ap-jfi*o plying freezone or
Jw afterwards. It doesn'tj even irritate the skin.
1 Just ask in any\J I V drug store for a
'm small bottle of freez-'one. This will cost but a few Jcents but will positively rid yourpoor, suffering feet of every hardcorn, soft corn, or corn betweenthe toes, or the tough calluses onbottom of feet.
Women! K«ep a tiny bottleon the (li<y«r and never let acorn ache twice.
I'mle Sam Is producing 10times the potash h« did In 19IS.
Nebraska's alkali lakes yield
most. 1
Tuesday, July 3, 1917 —THE TACOMA TIMES— Page Thre»
ITS ON! REIGN OFCo I IfEll HAS BfaUUli
With n public reception to the'UoddesH of Liberty and bot Stars|un ihe luwn at the Tacoina hotel,\u25a0 the big patriotic celebrulloii ar-laii.fi li> the Intern ati'inal
'council In run thru the Kourlli of'July began Ht 10 o'clock Ttiesil.ty: li:. \u25a0 | . .
At noon Hoddens Ksther mid the[Stars were guestti of the Interfra-|t*rnal Council txecutive cotnnilt-> tee at luuchron In the TacoiuaI hotel, and at 2 p. ni. they wore|to call on Mayor Kawcett ami thejcity coiumisslonerH.
Tucoma'ti lirHt Btootria paradeI will move thru the bmlmn scc-iinii of the city at •« p. in Tues-day niKht. All rioats will h« inplace not later than I:M P '" at'the point of forniutlon near the\ Union depot.
The p.tM'iiiii will lie directed liy|j. V. ('. Taylor, firand inurslial.I und will lie staged hy the Inter1 fraternal council. Seven divl- ,
i sionn will feature a large number'nt handsome electritul floats.
Street Itfhta and lUfliliik»lsna| will lie turned off while the |>ii
r'hii 1h windiiiKitx way over tlieI route of parade, and the effectproduced promism to ba one of Ithe most hewilderiiiK spectacles'ever seen In the northwoat,
Tlic first division will featureth« pollot escort, (Jovernor Nisterl
land stuff, (ioddess Ksther anil her13 Stars, followed by the Tacoma
i fire dcpurl inent. Tlie fire tippara-tus will lie outlined la electric
] lights(iiaiul liiill for Uoddeaa,
In the Necoud division will be
I commercial, civic, Industrial and|fraternal floats. Many entries- areipromised
I'riviite autonioliiles will makelup the third division, anil thefourth division will he given overto auloinohilo manufacturers Tliefifth and sixth divisions will inelude motorcycles, aint the la^t di- \vision loniic and burlesque fea-tures.
Immediately after the paradeGoddess Bather with her Sttusand Uovernor Lister will go toMoose hali, where there will be ahall in honor of the Uodd*M,With (iovernor Lister tin1 Ood-dess will lead tlit* grand March,
The bits celebration Wednesdaywill proceed with a bun?. At sun-rise ii salute of 21 nil will serveto announce that July 4 is at hand
At. 10:30 v big fraternal, mili-tary and civic parude will bef;in'ii More than 19,000 willtake part, it is estimated by I. V.C. Taylor, grand marshal
Bi£ Water ("arnivnl.A do/.i 11 i«uii<l \u25a0 will play, nml
niiinhiii£ bodies from Seattle andother i iili-t, and towns will have aprominent place In the line. TheBtglM. Moose and Knights <ifPythias will send fully 2,00(1 peo-ple from Seattle, including theEaglets' band of 65 piece*.
The water carnival the aftor-noon of July 4 will Include Homeexciting and IhrilliiiK features*.Indian canoes will race; Indiansfrom tribes of the Sound will takepart in roinbat contests; fishing
boats will run over a long eouine,
and fast cruisers will compete forprizes. Life-saving devices willbe tes'ed. Surf board riding willserve to offer many thrills, andfrom 2 to 6:30 p. m many liiKevents will take place on the city
Brarj ni<*nili«'r <it' Milumikwrailway regiment of engineers,aliout to lciive for Kiaiicc. leceivesmessage from A. .1. Barling, pTWkI(lent of road.
«'ablni»<\ Tomato. ll< tillingPlaiilH. \\ illi.ims \ui>ci>. 1 lOJSo. Alns live adv.
I.hsl lMigon compiin) <•> gani/cil
\u25a0j Col id'Ye* in Tacotna, palled
nut.
coiM'in.t« iai ciuit hi try/tag <obring members of Heltilnn mis-
sion, tourlni tlie count i.v. to T;i-
coiua
Wo* Hii-jml—ioo par >\u25a0*-»* n«i-
trttlOH. liueiiwiilirs. 111;.' Hrciadway. "tlv-
Hctiiriilnn from N<w Vdrit,
Chartaa H. Hyde, prosldcat WestCoast 0 100017 Co., Hays OVatMOlis booming In eaut.
MMwaafeM railroad's civic kponst train Olympia derailed nearl^i Crosse, VVis. Nobody serious-ly injured.
t)r. Cor/*, acnllsl. 201 VrovX-deLt. adv.
Federal .Indue ROtOM in Se-iit-
I tie imposes sentences of eight
I montlis on six members of I. \V.
I \\\, who plead guilty to failing1 to; register under selective service
law.
i Kcrc<'ii BOOM *»•' HliiK^n —|1.60 and up. Palace HardwareCo.. ir.ll I'ac Aye. adv.
Harry Allen, iatlaMi «<> 'M' 00)0
of the most desperate outlaws inNorthwest, killed by I'nllrrman
I HiiKh Alderson during runninir re-r volver battle in Spokane.
t ii 'i-i.-iti-iv han ><>ur ti-liin-tackle. )3(i3 Pacific avc adv.
i King<ion (;<>uid. oMaol bom ofI (Jeo^rge Jay Gould, weds Miss An-
iman/.iata Camilla Maria Lucci,Italian art student.
Pu.vallii|> llcitfhts lin|n-<.vciiicutclnl> plans community Fourth o(July celebration at ruyallnp
1 Heights school.c .' IncrtiuMi of I<f.n jmt c<nit in in-' dustrlal accidents during last sK
moii'ths shown in report of hidus--1 trial insurance commission.
' COMMI.IUIAI, \u25a0Orttßßf *IMUNTINO CO. Main 417. «dT.
Meinlx»r!- of Nordiwewt Kliinjtle-weave-rs 1 association iiiiiioiiiicostrike will be called thiuout Wasn-
} Ington July IG.
, William MeClnin fiiie<l sr.on amisentenced to six months in jail for
. assaulting Helen Armson June I.
Smhll, diioi and portli miwii*.. Key»tone Lumber Co., Main 32^.—Adv.
Tlattnllon t>f Americiin <r<M>pHjwlll parade in Paris July 4.
Returning from CNirly Nome run,Admiral line steamer Sena/tor will
i run opposite Queen between Ta-[eoma and San Francisco.
\u25a0waterway.The Fourth of July In Tacoma
will close with an elaborate pyrotechnic display. This, witli mili-tary drills, will take place in theStadium.
OFFICIAL ri«i<.i: \mTiicMriny i:venliin. .Inly :t.
6p. m. - Goddess Ksther andStars will dine with Gov. Listerand staff at the Tacoma hotel.
9p. m. Grand Electric pageantIn unveii divisions.
10:30 p. in.- Grand ball inhonor of Goddess Ksther andStars at Moose hall on Pacificaye., near Donnelly hotel.
Wednewlay. .Inly 4.Sunrise salute, 21 guns.10:30 a. m.—Grand fraternal,
military and civic pageant.LINE OF MARCH
Head of parade resting on 1!)thand Pacific, aye.; thence on Pacifica.ye. to !)th et.; west on !Hh st. toBroadway; south on Broadway to17th st.
Official reviewing stand at 13thst. and Broadway.
2:15 p. m.—Grand regatta onthe, City waterway.
6 p. m.—Stadium opens to re-
MERCHANTS MAYLEARN POINTERS
An illustrated lecture on "Trou-bles of Merchants and How to
Stop Them" will be given by W. H.Farley of New York at the ( ,in-
mercial club, Friday evening.
ceivc tti,' crowds, S p 111 1Mill work l>V COUpftß) |
ti:;Ki |i ii riayllahl Hroworka 15, lad reuiment ol WMhlMtton,ilis|i|av. teaiurini; inin|iu and under command <if l.icu' llylaipatriotic characters. lla».s. bal- X Hem>loons, airplanes and (tin r 'poitiic-I s ii> r in Troop B, N <" W.,illar iioMllic- Mm a mounted drill iindci com
7p. m 11.in.1 conn i b) lolin\u25a0oat'a fift>-piece 1., mil
7:4: ip in Arrival of QoddeiaEsther and tioveruor l.isln. Mcorted from the Staiiiinn entraineto the reviewing staihl b> inilitHivband and cm ort. When Ihc gOV-ernor takes place in revicwin«stand tlie Imnd will play the Nntional Aiiineiii and tli<- crowd artllarise and mInU "'c lla^
maiiil <il (aptahl M t' CniinerI 1,, | in Koiir compiinies of
eOHM aililleiv With li.iiul (lassmn
in review of Uov*. Lister and Ood jiless Ksther and Stars, Underloinmiind ol Mai Both \V. Killson.
H: Ifi i>. in. QorgOOVI fireworks spectacle airan^ed by the.Hilt Fireworks company for Ik*lllatarfratornal council
Russians Center of InterestInterest in \\asliiiiHtuii tMtlfl
about Hit' three liit-n here shown.Hosidts receptions by noi'iety,
tlir infMi are receiving upeclal at-
tention by high I'liiled States au-thorities Coiinl Haklimctlef I',
form»\u25a0 i" RuMlßn a niiiiisiailiir In theI'nited States, is Ix.ill ill Hit' in"--
sion from iifw Itussia.Prof. UmnimoMof, a prontnenl
figure in t In- Husslan revolution.ulsn is a member of Urn Rutalanmission from new ItiiHsia. Licit.it tl Orange belongs to HimFrench aviation BeTVloe, and isco-operating with the rnit«<lsuites aircraft production boardin pre-pai itiK America s aviationIH'OKiam h\ which II Is proposedt(» "hliiiil the (ionium army
The VJIM
TODAY
REGENT THEATERHippodromeVaudeville
"ZOBODIO & CO.World FamousEntertainers
Four Old Veterans—in—
"THK SPIRIT OF '61"
4—OTHKit BKi ACTS 1
Official GovernmentPictures of "The War'M»lln**« Daily, lOc.
Kvenin(«, 10c.
! BYRON AND COMYNSWIN COURT POINT
Carlos 1,. Byron, Umber land lo-cator, charged with land frauds.and Kdward M. Comyns, an attor-ney, jointly indicted with Byron,won r point In federal court Mon-day, when a demurrer on the,ground that the Indictment did notjstate that it was the purpose andintent of the defendants to obtainmoney on false promises, was bub-
| talned by Federal Judge X HsICußhman Monday.
Many Big Attractions
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This Store Will Close at 6 o'clock As UsualTonight and Remain Closed All Day Tomorrow, July 4th.
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CHILDREN CARED FORWashington i>; one of the obI) five itetoe which have bo operated.
with 111* i\u25a0<i\- >\u25a0 i iiiiirnl in Infant h > Ki<"«', s-'id Mrs M;tx Wist, clilldriper) ol the I s. rhlldren'i bureau, in her openlni lecture In tii»Ikiiih' i lull rmiiM' ill lh>' I' >i v .11111 1 1 HHimosr school, Mniiilnv afternoon.
\ii- Wi-i win iiciiiic in the I'iivhlliip high niuxii ii' ;i Tuea«dii\ .11 icniiMHi ami nl Ilii' I'tiyiillop library at 7Ho The courHe willoccupy iinl "Miiii' • <\u25a0»\u25a0!>.
Mm, Blwell C, Hoyt, foueior or the ckIM Mudy < luiis of i in> <tntepart nt-leai I:it iisso( iution, mid Mrs. T (' Todd, president, UfgO) allTiii'oniii women who eu <l<> so to attend.
PLAN TIDELAND REPLATA < -innin ft I «>o tins hri'ii Appointed to report oil a plan U) i'p'»t
ntioiit 700 acres of tiili'luiuls lytag between Sid him aye. and 11 > I•\u25a0 l>c»iii'i'li and Ittil M and the meander lin«\ The plan whs |iropon«(liit a iiifflInji nl the OWMFI In the CoiniiH rcinl rluli Monday.
'I'lif plan inrliidps plaiting <il strrrln hikl whU'lwh.vh and (Il»trt-
I button pro latci ul In' ninuiiiliiK property providing . \u25a0 111 n 111 <• ma iiii-
| lac I mini: silis ul I'qiiHl nrt'4) At [uri nl thr land r rut up IntoI many lilMof lots.
tO DOUBLE PREMIUMS(Special i"The Tinii-s.)
OI.Y.MI'IA. .Inly :i. -To stliiiuliitr in'eri'st in poultry raisin* •\u25a0thfl (inii'kest way of |MTWMIB| Hie food supplj of the country, pre-li)iuimk tor poultry exhibits will li«< donlilrd at the state tnli ul NorthYaklMl, Sep. IT to ||, Iliirry ('oilier of TaconiH, •v i . . n,i. u.Uint ofthe poultry drpartincnt, said Moinlay. rollirr vihl'nd Hip departtuentof iiKrlriiltlire to make arrHnucnicntK for the exlilliit.
EXTRA BOAT SERVICEThe I'.OCJMfi liii|iioiH, Flyer and Kulslian liuve lieen added t©
tlic two ragttlar steaiiiers TaeotiiH and Indianapolis, for the Fourth'Of July MFTtOt lielween 'I'Hrdiiiu and Seattli'. I'rui'tlcully an hourlysi'i\in will lie rnaintHined between the two elllen to liandlu th«ITOWllll.
lloiiis will have the Municipal dock Tor Seattle at T:ll, l:lf|!ind (I n. in.: 1, I!, I, 1:30, 7, !t, 10 iind II p. in. From Seattle* twoI late lir.i will return to Tat oina, one at '.•:!;> p. m , the other ut
I 2::{(i p. in.
DRAFT BOARDS SWORNCity Controller BhoMMkor liuk admlnlKteretl the oath nf offirn
to men ben of the four Tacomi exemption ItOArdl HBder the. draftlaw. The] will outline a unii'oiiii policy and discuss instruction* ata IMOtillfl in the eoatroller'l office Friday night.
Meiiilieis of the hoanlH ha\e been iiiHtructed not to discuss ex-emptions with any registered man uiilcsk the other meiuliera of theboard are jni' till.
BIG DEMAND FOR FISHHigh prices of meats und o'.ber foods are eanslnp a big damand
for fish on the. local market, say Tacorna dealers. They say morefish will lie consumed In the next few months than ever before in the
I history til the U. S. Atlantic coMl dealers are culling for more car-load ihlpmOßtl than ever helore.
SPECULATIONS BLAMED(l"iii(eil I'lfs-. l.ensoi Wire.)
CHICAGO, July 8. The federal urand jury this Rfternoon Ina long report to Federal Judfie I..iihlis laid the high cost of living to"food \u25a0peculation!," and urged that leKisla'ion be pasHed to give thegovernment control.
LINK NOLAN IN PLOT(United Picks Loused Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.—How the state expects to link Ed-ward Nolan, member of the muchinlßts' union with the I'reparedneaeparade dynamiting wag revealed today during the Hena Mooney bombconspiracy trial. The state introduced in evidence a box of epsomsalts found in Nolan's basement and attempted to prove, thru an «x-
I pert witness that the> salts might easily be used as part of an Infernalmachine.
WE WANT A CARRIERIN YOUR TOWN
If The Times has not a local carrier delivering papers layour town, then we want one. Perhaps you know of tome onewho would make a good carrier for us. If ao, we ack yon torecommend him to us.
Why not have your son handle The Times? He can makehis own spending money in this way, and at the same time feesecuring a valuable training he could secure In no otber way.