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Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1912.
HUSBAND LOCKED WIFE
IN ROOM FOR TWO DAYS
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 4. A
remarkable kidnaping story tola
on the witness stand by Miss Sa
die Taylor, former wife of Ben
D. Holzman, is today in the rec
ords of the court. Mlsb Taylor
..declared that while out shopping
she was confronted by Holzman,
who desired her to return to him.
She refused to do so and threat
ening her, Holzman forced he- to
go to a hotel where he locked his
former wife iti a room for two
days, according to Miss Taylor.
'% The witness declared that oii
the morning of the third day the
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SPECIALS FOII THI'RS
DAY AND FRIDAY
Pickled Black Cod, some
thing very fine, 8c lb.
Empson's String Beans, 15c
quality, 10c.
1 II). box Kingsford Silver
Gloss Starch, .->;lc.
18 lbs. best Granulated
Sugar for $1.00, with $1
other groceries.
A very fine lot of home
grown Apples, In well
packed boxes, at ~.">c box.
Extra fancy Yakima Rome
Ueauties, $1.25 Ik>x.
Maclean Brothers
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802 Division Lane
Main 8700
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—in-
Used Pianos
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Many of these pianos cannot be told from
new, having received very little usage.
This is an excellent opportunity to secure
a nice piano at a considerable reduction.
Each piano guaranteed and sold with our
liberal exchange privilege and on
EASY TERMS
Winthrop, mahogany, good practice
piano $175.00
Smith & Barnes, figured oak 180.00
Wellington, mahogany, plain pleas
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; Wellington, mahogany, like new ... 225.00
Krell, golden oak, splendid condition 245.00
Wing, mahogany, large, finest style 250.00
Hobart M. Cable, French walnut
carved upper panel 265.00
Vose & Sons, African mahogany,
ease plain and in good taste 275.00
Ludwig, Flemish oak, used short
time 275.00
Packard, mahogany, popular style,
very desirable ..-.-...... 285.00
Conover, large, richly figured ma
hogany, practically new 375.00
Knabe, mahogany, used only few
months, snap at 400.00
Packard, mahogany, largest style,
handsomely carved, good buy.... 375.00
ORGANS from $15.00 up
Piano players $50.00
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Piano*—Vletor Tnlklus Marhluo— shed Muaic and MimlvaJ
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928-930 C Street, Tacoma
door to the room was broken
down by her parents, Phil Huth
erfield, a friend who had located
her, and an officer.
Son's Blood Fails
To Save His Father
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dec 4.—
Despite the sacrifice made by his
son, who submitted to an opera
tion by which a pint of blood was
transfused from his veins into
those of his father, Hiram G. Mc-
CHH, superintendent of the west
ern division of the Postal Tele
graph company, died at the Mil
waukee hospital. He rallied after
the operation but had not suffi
cient strength to withstand the
ordeal.
Cucumbers and Ice
Cream Didn't Mix
NRW YORK, Dec. 4. — The
whole family of Mrs. Teresa
Flamicano wag poisoned by a din
ner that began with spaghetti and
ended with ice cream, pickles, cu
cumbers and chestnuts. Three
diners may die.
System Full of Uric Acid
—The Great Kidney
Remedy Cured.
Two years ago I was very sick
and after lii-Imk' treated by several
of the best physicians In Clinton,
I did not Mem to get any better,
i was confined to my bed. Seeing
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root advertis
ed. I resolved to give it a trial.
After i.mi; it for three weeks, 1
found 1 was Raining nicely, so I
continued until I had taken a num
ber of bottles. I am new restored
to health and have continued ray
labors. My system was full of Uric
I acid, but Swamp-Root cured mo en
tirely. .• I am sixty years old.
Yours very truly,
W. C. COOK,
1203 Eighth aye, Clinton, lowa.
State of lowa, Clinton County—ss.
On this 13th toy of July. A. D.
1909. W. C. Cook to me personally
known appeared bofore me uml in
my presence subscribed and swore
to the above and foregoing state
ment.
DALE 11. BHBFPAJID,
Notary Public,
In anil for Clinton County.
I.«-<lcr to I
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You will iilbo recoive a booklet of
valuable information, telling all
about the kidneys and bladder. Reg
ular fifty-cent and one-dollar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
THE CUB
REPORTER
SCOOP
GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION
IN SESSION
The Washington good roads
convention is on at the Commer
cial club with over 200 delegates
from all sections of the state.
The session opened at 10
o'clock this morning and the
morning was largely devoted to
the routine work of appointing'
committees, sifting out the cre
dentials and attending to the pre
liminary work of the convention.
A feature of the convention
will be the public address to be
uiven by Asuhel Curtis of Seattle
tonight with stereoptieon pictures
illustrating the roads of Mt. Ta
coina.
The program already mapped
out for which the association will
boost is the Pacific highway start
ins at Blame, hitting all the prin
cipal cities along the way south
to Vancouver and the east and
west highway, beginning at the
Idaho line and coming through
Spokane to WenatchM, then
through Snoqnalmie pass and con
necting with the Pacific highway
near or at Seattle. »
EIGHT KILLED
IN COLLISION
(Uy Inifed Piwm i A . asP a Wire.)
ZAXKSVILLK, 0., Dec. 4._-
With the deaths of three more
victims of a collision between
Cincinniti, Muskinsum valley
train and one of the Cleveland,
Akron and Columbus road near
here, the death list is swelled to
day to eight. Five persons were
killed outright when the crash
occurred.
The wreck was caused by a
broken air pipe stalling ' thn
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus
train. Into which the Muakingum
valley train crashed from the
rear, telescoping the last coach of
the stalled train.
How to Tx>ok Years
Ix\ss Tiian Your Afjo
i Tho most aged face will look
years younger after the use of or
dinary mercollaed wax for from ten
days to two weeks This rrnvk
able, substance, because of Its pe
culiar absorptive* power, actually
removes the thin veil of faded or
withered outer cuticle, a little at a
time. Gradually the fresher, more
youthful skin underneath is re
vealed. This absorption process
being a purely hygienic one, an en
tirely natural complexion Is acquir
edquito different from the arti
ficial complexion, which appear*
anything but girlish, though often
bearing painful evidence of child
ishness. An ounce of mereolized
wax, obtainable at any drug? store,
is sufficient to rejuvenate any com
plexion. It in put on like cold
cream at bedtime, and removed
morning! with warm, sudsy water.
To eradicate such ago marks as
wrinkles and furrows, make a wash
lotion by dissolving an ounce of
powdered saxolite in a half pint
witch hazel. This has wonderful
astringent and tonic properties. It
quickly effaces all kinds of wrin
kles, no matter how caused, making
the skin firm, smooth and young
looking. "Advertisement."
OMB NIGHT ONLY—TONIGHT
HOliimoOK BLINN
And Company of Fifty in
"THE ROMANCE OF THE
UNDERWORLD"
By Paul Armstrong
Author of "The Deep I>uri>le" and
"Alias Jimmy Valentino"
Prices—soc to 91.50 <
Seats now selling. Curtain, 8:15.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
John Out Offers His Dig Musical
Success from Daly's Theater,
New York
"THE ROSE OP PANAMA" /
With CHAPINE, the Charming'
French Prima Donna
Company of 70 and Special
Orchestra of 18.
Prices, 50c to $1.50. Curtain 8:15
Seat sale Thursday.
Three Nights, Starting Sunday
THE LAMBARWI GRAND
OPERA COMPANY
20 World Famous Singer*; Spe
cial Orchestra, 85; American
Chorus, 40
Sunday"RJGOLETTO."
Monday—"CARMEN"
Tuesday— "SALOME *
.Prices— to $2. Seat sal
Saturday. Mail orders with re
mittance, now. "
Great Feature Bill
."THE TWO ] THIEVES" R
Operetta with company of IS f§
,;5 Other Big Acts' Vr.%/
THE TACOMADTIMES.
THE HORRIBLE DETAILS OF THE
BACKIgjOT MURDER
VAN SICKLES AGAIN
AIDED BY HIS WIFE
NEW YORK, Dec. 4. — Once
more has the wife of General
Daniel Sickles, civil war veteran,
came to lilh rescue and the sale
by the aged hero of Gettysburg of
picture art treasures to satisfy a
judgment of $5,000 will not take
place, according to announcement
today.
STATEWIDE ELECTIONS
(By Catted Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Dec. 4. — Except
where the socialists made a de
determined bid for voters the mu
nicipal election in the smaller
towns of -Washington yesterday
generally lack interest and
brought out but a small vote.
The socialists elected their com
plete ticket in Burlington but lost
their hold in Edmonds and at
Bremerton, in Edmonds the so
cialist administration was oppos
ed by a fusion of republicans,
democrats and progressives and
succeeded in electing only the
city attorney and two councilmen.
In Bremerton, where some of the
navy yard employes were candi
dates on the socialist ticket, the
fusion ticket swept everything in
sight.
In nellingham the socialists
>\ected two councilmen.
The fusion ticket cleaned up
everything in Puyallup, winning
agalnat the socialists by a vote of
four to one.
In Sunnyside the socialists took
third ]>lace.
nRF.MErtTON, Dec. 4.—The in
dependent ticket in the municipal
election today was elected by an
overwhelming vote over the so
cialist ticket, the only other in
the field. The bond issues for the
purpose of the light and water
plants carried.
EDMONDS, Dec. 4.—The so
cialists lost their .grip on the city
government here in the election.
Dr. J. D. Sherrick, democrat,
mayor; H. E. Langdon, citizens
ticket, treasurer: W. 11. Schu
macher, citizens' ticket, city clerk;
D. T. Roftoe, socialist, city attor
ney; N. Proctor, socialist, councll
man-at-largo; couneilmen, Clara
Waddle, socialist; F. L. Shank,
citizens' ticket; George Bracket,
citizens' ticket; It. Zimmerman
citizens' ticket; A. Warren, citi
zens' ticket; Dr. W. C. Palmer
citizens' ticket.
OL.YMPIA, Dec. 4.—With Mark
Reed heading the ticket for may
or, the republicans carried Shel
ton, the county seat of Mason
county, at the municipal election
there.
OLYMPTA, Den. 3.—By 269
votes George A. Mottman, on the
citizens' ticket, defeated Dr. W.
L. Bridgpford for mayor of Olym
pia, although the balance of ten
republican ticket was elected by
good margins.
CHELAX, Dec. 4.—ln the mu
nicipal election yesterday tile
mayor and four councilmen were
elected pledged to onforce laws
against illegal liquor selling.
The alarm of the citizens' non
partisan ticket over the advent of
the socialists with a sticker ticket
in the municipal election yester
day in Puyallup was without rea
son for the socialists did not win
The whole non-partisan ticket
was elected with J. P. Leavill,
mayor; Joseph LaPlante, clerk;
Ray Gregory, treasurer; M F*
Torter, city attorney; L .D. Will
iams, George Spurr, C. T. Gay
lord and Jack Davis for council!
men. The total vote was only
675.
W. B. Jones defeated Mayor H
M. Parvant for re-election In the
Steilacoom election yesterday
104 to 5. A. E. Bell and r'
Harrison won out for councilmen
over H. M. Farvant anH E C
Berkley.
The street paving advocates
won out in Sumner at the city
election yesterday, the progres
glve ticket beating the citizens
New Lower Jaw
Made for a Man
(By United Prews I^aHod Wire.)
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.—Dr.
O. W. Parham has completed ari
operation whereby he made a new
low«r Jaw for a patient from oth
er parts of the man's body.
General Sickles and his wlfo
are reconciled, it i 8 said, after
years on estrangement.
To satisfy the claim of the
Bank o£ Metropolis, Mrs. Sickles
drew from the bank her entire
balance of $3,500, paid it over to
the general's credft%r« and then
cabled to Bpala for more money.
ticket and electing W. Humnions,
R. K. Wells, U. C. Spencer and J.
J. Hocking to the council.
The citizens' ticket defeated the
socialists in the election at Hnck
ley yesterday by 164 to 11 4on the
head of the ticket. The victor
ious candidate! were: Mayor,
Frank Wenke; A. H. Rowland
and C. C, Whitmore, councilmen;
H. Venike, treasurer .
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HAUGHTYOANGE
CAUSE OF
ARREST
(Ily V lilted Pr««*s leased Wire.)
SPOKANE, Dec. -I.—A warrant
was issued today for the arrest
of E. Clarke Walker, manager of
a local vaudeville theater, on
complaint of tl'- city commission
ers after an i. *".,tigation of the
performance staged Friday night
at the "Spokane Dlggins," a re
production of an early day min
ing rani)), arranged for the enter
tainment of the delegates to the
American -Mining Congress.
Mayor VV. J. Hlndley announc
ed that Walker, who attended the
conference, had admitted that he
had been in charge of a second
rendition arranged privately for
his friends, of the Oriental dance
performed at the "Digging" be
fore .",uoo men by a dancer known
:is I'armalita.
The costume worn by the danc
er, it is said, was a duplicate of
that of Eve before the employ
ment of the lig leaf as a sartorial
adjunct.
RESTAURANT
BROKEN INTO
George Matz, proprietor of a
restaurant nt (21 1-2 Pacific ay.,
always put his cash in a cigar box
which ho hid away in a secluded
place before closing up for the
night.
Last evening there was $117
in the wooden safe when Matz
secreted it in its usual hiding
place,
When Matz looked for It this
morning it had disappeared. The
rear door of the establishment
was open, a key having been used
by the marauders. The police
have been notified.
GREECE MAY
YET SIGN UP
(Isy Catted Press I,pased Wire.)
LONDON, Dec. 4. —Official con
firmation of the signing of an
armistice between Turkey and
Bulgaria, Servia and Montenegro
was received here today from So
fia. The representative of Greece
refused to .sign the protocol, indi
cating that that country intends
to carry on the war single-handed.
The envoys will meet here De
cember 30 to arrange the terms
of peace.
(By Vnitcd Press leased Wire.)
SOFIA, Dec. 4.—That Greece
did not officially reject an armis
tice between Turkey and the Bal
kan allies but demanded an ad
ditional 2 1 hours to consider the
protocol, is the official announce
ment here today.
If this proves correct, Greece
may yet sign the peace protocol
and peace negotiations beginning
in London December 13.
VIENNA, Dec. 4. —The prob
able outcome of the withdrawal
of Greece from the nalkan allies
caused much speculation In diplo
matic circles here today. Some
predicted it would result in the
disintegration of the alliance,
while others believe that Rouma
nia will take Greece's place.
By United Press Leased Wire.)
PENDLETON, Ore.. Dec. 4.—
Pendleton is today repairing the
damage done by a terrific wind
storm which lasted an hour and
paralyzed telephone, telegraph
and light service. County Treas
urer O. W. Bradley wag badly
hurt when a window sash was
blown out, In the courthouse,
falling on him.
Yy//-rt*n*fi*nm*
Not Too Late for
Xmas Photo at
Peterson's Studio.
9th and Tacoma
- By "HOP"
Kidnapers Fooled;
Their Victim Poor
GARFIKU), X. .1., Dor 4.
Ten-year-old Julia Keaa wlis rp
turned home by kidnapers who
enticed her away thinking she
wan the daiiEhter of a rich man.
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(< on centra ted Pine), Take those
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Into a half pint of K ood whiskey,
.shake well. Take one to two tea
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said to be the quickest cough and
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store.
'Electric Portables, Irons & Toasters"
"Ideal Christmas Gifts."
WM. A. MULLINS ELECTRIC CO., 1014 A st.
FREE OFFER
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RHHITMATIHM CURED— After paying
out doctor anil druggist hills for the three
months of July, August and September,
for treatment of my lama back and rheu
matism, my back was ho stiff I could not
bend It or stoop over, I wont to Dr. Macy
and was cured by him in one month's
treatment. All stiffness and soreness hav
ing entirely disappeared. JOHN Ito KING.
1012 So. 12th St.
Tacoma, wash., Nov. Ist mil
lilt. MACV.
Ostcopathto Bpeclajlat and Woodless Sur
geon, with experienced medical and sur
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OF IVTEnRST TO ME.V — Bear In
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mil US—l» ii. in. <» S p. ni. Sundays
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ruga descriptive (ihiii.aus
Pacific
National Bank
Of Tacoma
Statement at Close of Business Tuesduj, Nov. 26th, 1912.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts , $2,870,817.45
Overdrafts ..„-,... 1,192.37
Bonds and Premium , 580,36J.82
United States Bonds 350,000.00
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures ...„....« 186,814.22
Cash and Dpc from Banks 1,703,584.72
$5,692,770.58
LIABILITIES
Capital », , ■»■«•..»■.•....9 300,000.00
Surplus and Profits 521,143.97
Circulation ......... 294,296.00
Reserved for taxes and int*rest.... 20,000.00
Deposits 4,557,331.01
$5,692,77J.68
Suitable Bldg., Cat. Jltli St. and Pacific Aye.
PAGE SEVEN.
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Tin Work
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Repairing
We do all kinds of shoot
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dows ami awnings, ate. We al
so repair tar and gravel roofs.
When in need of anything in
this line, call
A. GEHRI
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Main 402. 1113 Tacoma ay.
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