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THE PACIFIC MONTHLY
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FAC SIMILE, FRONT PAGE, THE TACOMA LEDGER
It is more widely quoted than any
other daily on the Pacific Coast, for it has something: to say, and the faculty
of saying it. The editorial writer treats topics connected with the news of the day, and indulges in few abstruse theses. His work is for the most part not for the scholarly few, but for the plain multitude. The Ledger believes
in dealing with the practical things. It endeavors to maintain a high moral
tone, and to advocate always that
which is best for the family, the community and society. By constancy in
this course it has caused itself to be respected.
