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BUY western-made goods and you will be sure that you are not helping to perpetuate the fearful sweatshop system of the east. There's a mighty human story about the girl slaves of the sweatshops on page four of the Times today. EUGENE V. DEBS ARRESTED CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED (By United Press leased Wire.) I i:m:i. HAUTE, Iml., Jan. 24. —Eugene V. Debs, candidate for president of the United States <>n tlie so cialist ticket at the recent election, was arrested hero today charged with obstruct ing justice by corrupting •"> witness in the government's MM aKaln.it the Appeul to Reason. The newspaper was attacked by the government for violation "BIG TIM" SULLIVAN GIVES WAY "BIG TIM" SULLIVAN. Congressman Timothy D. Sul livan, one of the owners of the Sullivan & Considine vaudeville circuit, whose local home is tne Empress theater, has been ad judged "incompetent" by a sher iff's jury in New York. Since last September "Hlg Tim" has been In a private sani tarium. He was placed under re straint by relatives. His estate Is worth several millions of dol lars. "Big Tim" Sullivan began lire as a street urchin in New York. Through political activity on the east side he attained national prominence and wealth. $<S><J><J><s><S><s><S><j><3>.3><S>3><S>3><j. «> « <§> (United Press Teased Wire.) <$> <S> OLYMPIA, Jan. £4. —Tak- • ♦ ing only time enough to clog 4 <$> the wheels of the legisla- 4 $> ture with 15 more bills, the <? <$> senate at 11 o'clock ad- <? $> Journed today until Monday. 3 ♦ The committee on county •£ ♦ division filed a favorable re- <»> $> port on the plan to form 4 *> "Salmon" county out of <$ «■ KUckitat county. <?> ♦ <$> »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦« BRINGS CURE TO AMERICA (By United Press Leased Wire.) BERLIN, Jan. 21. —Carrying the first non-virulent turtle serum for the cure of tuberculosis ever taken to America, Dr. Held of Pittsburgh sails for the United States tomorrow. . Dr. Held obtained his cultures of the Friedmann bacilli from Dr. Piorkowsky after Dr. Friedmann refused to give him any. :;* »"■ *. V COMFORT SICK. - Deputy County Attorney A*. B. Comfort has been confined to his home since jj last Friday with chtckenrox, which disease, he be lieves, - hi contracted > during a conversa|j[\v with a county jail prisoner.^**! , *£ ,: • e^| Tacoma and vi- cinity: Rain tonight and Saturday. For Washington: Rain west, rain or snow east portion to night and Saturday; I warmer central por- A «V.\onight. ■■V TheTacoma Times of the postal laws. Theodore Debs, brother of the accused leader, and Arthur Bauer, his brother-in-law, fur nished a bond of $1,000 for Debs and he was released. Before agreeing to Debs' release, United States Commissioner O. M. Hall stipulated that Debs should ap pear at the May term of the Unit ed States court in the third Kan sas district. Debs was indicted two months ago. JACOB FURTH AT BAR (By United Press Leased Wire.) BELLINGHAM, Jan. 24.- When the afternoon session of Judge E. E. Hardin's court ve gan today, two jurors had been passed for cause by both sides, subject to peremptory challenge, in the trial of Jacob Furth, E. W. Andrews, R. V. Ankeny and Daniel Kelleher, Seattle bankers, charged with aiding and abetting William Schricker, president or the defunct LaOonner bank, In accepting deposits after the bank was known to be insolvent. LEGISLATURE •> SENATE. 4> > First bill of session passed <S> •> cuts interest on delinquent <§> » taxes. «> •> Landon offers new con- ■$> •> gressional reapportionment «> ?• plan. <$> •> Imus introduces logged- <$> ■> off lands and reforestation <$> •> measures. <$> •> Power to let King and <?> •> Pierce settle Stuck river dis- ♦ •> pute asked. <S> s> Women secure introduc- <S> •> tion of appropriation for <» •> state school for girls. <» >> Whatcom county commls- ■?> ■> sloners' salaries cut by sen- <3> •> ate. s> > HOUSE. <j. > "Cow county" combine <5> •> turns down attempt to re- <$> v district state. ■ <!> >> Shank's invitation to visit <J> •> Monroe declined. <S> f>«"<S><S><£>«'<S>«>^'«><S><S><S'<s><S><S> PROTEST AGAINST APPOINTMENT Asserting that both Commis sioners Will H. Reed and Smith had given campaign promises that they would not reappoint F. W. Samuelson as road commissioner, thirty citizens from Gig Harbor appeared before the county com missioners yesterday afternoon to protest the appointment of Sam uelson. Threats to start recall petitions against the commissioner were heard in the council chambers. Commissioner Reed told the delegation that be personally preferred another man in Samuel son's place, but that he had in sisted upon being given plenty of time in which to find a capable man. FIND TWO SUITCASES. Two suitcases believed to be those stolen from Julia Hanson, the blind negro woman for whom a benefit is being given in W. C. T. U. hall, were reported to the police as found by Nels Swanson between two buildings at 623 South Steeie street, and are today at headquarters waitiag for tbelr owner. DRUG MAN DIES. LOS ANGLES, Jan 24. —J. P. Duane, Pacific coast manager for the Sun Drug company, died to day at his home here. "♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦'♦"♦"♦ ♦ ♦ ♦',•♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4> ♦'♦ ♦ <S> <$> <£ ♦ <3> <3> ♦ ■» <$>^ ' "' "?!.'. .; '■■-"■•- ■'':-.- -.'- ■■ - ■■■■■ •■;•;--■-.■ . <g> « : r CITIES CAN EXTKND BUSINESS^ •' <?> ■*r. ■ :v:. r ' ./ -— ttr;«: ...;^/-r,. -V. '^ v# «> .- v - (By United Press Leased Wire.) ; *. ;^ - ■■«.-■ ♦ -♦- . OLYMPIA, Jan. 24.—1n a bill - introduced by Senator « <$> Stephens, cities owning water plants are permitted to extend :> '♦ their operations outside the city limits. Surplus waters, such <$• <J> as the particular; city does not need for its own use, may be <$> ♦ sold outside, and mains and other extensions without the Urn- <$> <?> its of the city are permitted to be constructed. ■■ ■'■<& « «, • ♦ .♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ _♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦;♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «. # ♦ * « «. •» * ♦ VOL. X. NO. 30. 30e A MONTH. CASE TOOK 2 LONG DAYS DAMAGES JUST SIX CENTS (Ily United Press Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, Jan. 24.—After two lawyers had taken two days to present the evidence In the case of Florence S. Cook to re cover 125,000 damages from Ed Specials in the Day's News CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 24. — Theodore Roosevelt, It was learned here today, has injected himself into the fignc against the re-election of United States Sen ator Francis E. Warren from this state. VIENNA, Jan. 24. —In view of the danger of general European difficulties as a result of the RECEPTION IS ABANDONED (By United Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 24. —Statements today by President elect Woodrow Wilson that he would be content without an in augural reception are taken to in dicate that all plans for social functions at the inauguration will be abandoned. *«>**«*^«^<»«><J>**<B><» <s> EVERETT, Jan. 2 4. — <S> <$> Owing to deep snow In the • •*> mountains, logging opera- "■ ♦ tions are at a standstill and • <S> announcement was made <S> 4 here today that the output <§> ♦ for the season would be cur- <J> ♦ tailed, an advance of +1 per 4> ■S> thousand is due February <$■ <S> 15. «> TOO JOLLY, ARMY OFFICER FIRED (By Unite dPress Leaded Wire.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 24. —Found guilty of being too jolly with women and wine, Capt. Wade Jolly of the marine corps Is today dismissed from the service by order of President Taft. WINS NEW JOB. SBATTLE, Jan. 24.—Henry R. Williams was Thursday elected vice president of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St .Paul railroad, with headquarters in New York. THE ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN TACOMA TACOMA, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1913. FIiOUKXCB S. tXKJK. ward Henry Hart and his -wife, lsabelle. it took the Jury but one hour to return a verdict for 6 cents in favor of the plaintiff. The suit grew out of the owner ship of a dog. Turkish revolution, all plans foif a general demobilization of Aub- irian troops today were aban doned. LONDON, Jan. 24.—An un identified man today slashed four valuable paintings in the national gallery, hopelessly ruining them. He was immediately arrested but' refused to give his name. KILLS SELF IN ITALY PALERMO, Sicily, Jan. 24. — With a note stating, "I w,teh to die in beautiful Italy," on a dress-: er nearby, a man of 24 years, named Benkal, believed to be an artist from San Francisco, Ca!., was found dead in a hotel liere today with a bullet in his head. A revolver lay nearby. HURT IN RUNAWAY William Schoenbachlar, owner of the Eastern dairy of Tacoma, was severely injured this morning when he was thrown out of a dairy wagon in a runaway near Fife, two miles from tl»4s city. The injured man was removed to his home, where an examina tion showed that he had received a deep gash on the head and is suffering from Internal injuries. The breaking of a kingbolt was the cause of the runaway. PRISONERS ARE REMOVED James Garvolis, white slaver, and Frank Fragorner, and Her mlnia Gardenas, murderers, have been removed from McNeils is land prison to the Georgia peni tentiary to complete their sea-; tences. BECX>ND TRIAL. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 24.— The second trial of Carl Reldelbacti, alias Warr, who threatened to explode a powerful infernal ma chine In the central police sta tion here six weeks ago, began today before Superior Judge Wll li*. MORE BREAD MORE MEAT FOR MEN Orders have been given to day by the county commis sion allowing county prison ers all the meat they need for two meals a day, and en larging the loaves of bread which are given each prison er daily. This change followed a visit made by Sheriff Jamieson and Cook Stanley uppn the commis sion, in which they demanded an Increase in the food allowance, charging that the prisoners were being starved. Hereafter meat will be ordered by the quarter as often as is deemed necessary by the cook. Bread loaves of 14 ounces are to be purchased instead of 9-ounce loaves. One of these Is allowed each prisoner a day. JIM HILL CALLED (BULLETIN.) (By United Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.— James J. Hill, the railroad iii»km:ii<-. arrived here unex pectedly today to testify be fore the liihim- committee in vestf|(atlng the money trust. He was accompanied by his son, Louis W. Hill. BILL BARRING EXECUTIONS IN WASH (T»y VnHed Press Leased Wire.) OL.YMPIA. Jan. 24.—After de laying the introduction of his bill for nearly a week, to be sure he had made it hole-proof, Repre sentative Goss put his anti-capital punishment bill before the house today which provides life impris onment as the punishment for murder and treason. He Introduced a third bill cut ting the pardoning power of the governor. If the latter bill becomes a law, no prisoner sentenced to a life term will be eligible to parole until he has served 20 years. CLERK HAS A VERY CLOSE SHAVE City Clerk Edwards this noon escaped by a few inches from he ing flattened out into a grease spot on the floor of his office. A large section of plaster fell from the ceiling in his office and went crashing to the floor. As the drop is about 20 feet Edwards rubbed the growing bald spot on his pate with considerable satis faction at being missed. JAP FIGHTS FOR LIBERTY T. Toda, the little Montana Jap grabbed by the federal marshal and incarcerated in Sheriff lit uni son's, bastile on a charge of steal ing $2,500 from the registered mail in Montana, does not like prison fare, apparently. This morning he had Attorney Jfa.Hterson file habeas corpus pin oeetfings before Judge Cushman to gain his liberty on the grounds that he is unlawfully detained. The case comes up Monday (■Orbing at 10 o'clock. WILL REPAIR PAVILLION The park board held a special meeting this morning and voted to repair and remodel the pavil ion at Point Defiance park where ne«tl«Hi and to do it by day work. A number of new piles will have to be put in. new floors laid and other improvements made that may run up to $2,500. Tile board will buy probably 50 new boats and will run the pa vilion business for the people. ACCUSE AMBASSADORS. CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 24. The first official act of the new Turkish cabinet after recalling the Ottoman peace envoys from London wag to recall the Turkish ambassadors from Vienna and St. Petersburg (or courtmartlal. HOME EDITION Youth In Miller Case Admits He's Perjuror Willis Taylor Proven to Be in Employ of Brother of Detective Captain Tennant—Miller's Counsel Charges Lad Is Held in Fear of Seattle Police. Willis Taylor, the boy accomplice of Peter Miller, the accused burglar, is under an armed guard by or der of Detective Captain Tennant. He ii in the em ploy of the Seattle Taxi company of which Ten nant \s brother is part owner, and has turned state's witness in the present trial of Miller on the face of an affidavit made by himself favoring the defense. Taylor made these admissions just before leaving the witness stand this morning, after noariy two days of testifying. The boy declared he had asked for the guard from Captain Tennanr through fear of Louis Engstrom, a private detective employed by the Miller defense. When Taylor left ttie room He was followed closely by De.tecitve M&gewskl of the Seattle depart ment. Magewskl Is the man whom Tennant has placed In charge of Taylor. Taylor's testimony, during the two days he has been on the stand, has been a jumble of faulty statements and perjury ad missions. He admitted today that lie lied when lie swore to an affidavit in which .lie charged Captain Ten iiiint with brutality and inliiininn treatment while lie whs in the Seattle jail. Other testimony of fered yesterday, he could not re call, and said repeatedly that lie did not remember of having of fered It. Attorney Glasgow told tne court that he had employed r.ouis Kngstrom to get the ract ß from Taylor. Engstrom (titivated an acquaintance with the boy to trie extent that the two roomed to gether in Seattle. Questions pur rorting to show that Taylor had told his roommate stories of Ills torture in the Seattle jail and at the hands of Tennant, were all <$>$><$><$><$><&<&<s• <S> <$> <J> •$> <3> <S> <5> <$>•?■ <?> <?•■s• ■§> <S> <J> ■$> <S> €•<■?><?> <S> <S> <j> <•> <»> ■«> SEATTLE, Jan. 24.— Bernard Wick, aged 7, Bon of B. O. <$> ♦ Wick, is dead here today because he refused to jump when ■$> ♦ caught with two companions on a Great Northern trestle. .<£ ♦ The other two boys leaped into the arms of some men work- <$> <?> ing below, but Bernard staked his life on his ability to out- <$> ♦ run the locomotive and made for the end of the trestle. He ♦ <•> lost by a small margin. <?> <t> <$> <$> «-<B>s>3><s<s><s><s<£<s<&<S>-B><S>*<»«'*'-«>s><8 >3><B><B><s>*<S><s'•»<!>«># Pretty Trained Nurse Weds Riches (By I'nlU'd I'ross 1 • .-!•-. ,1 Wire.) SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. 24.— Capping the climax of a romance begun at the bedside of his fath er, whom she nursed back to health, Nornia Anderson, reputed to be the most beautiful trained nurse in San Francisco, and Ernest Rochat, son of a million aire furniture and real estate dealer, were secretly married, and are today on their way to Santa Barbara for the honeymoon. DARROW TRIAL IS RESUMED LOS ANGELES, Jan 24.—The trial of Ciarence S. Darrow on a charge of bribing Robert F. Bain, a juror in the McNaniara trial, was resumed today after a sec ond venire of 75 talesmen had been summoned. GIHLK OX STRIKK. (By Vnited Pi-ens Leased Wire.) CAMAS, Wash., Jan. 24.— Thirty-nine girls employed In the Crown Columbia Paper com pany's bag factory are on Btrike today following a demand for an Increase in wages. The girls have been receiving $1.10 a nay and ask for $1.50. lit limit MAN DOM. (By I'iiiii-.I Pivks i.h.5.,1 wire.) PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. If,— J. Kingston Smith, manager of the Pacific States Rubber com pany, and organizer of that con cern, is dead today. «-*«>«>«><&«.<S><B><Bi<|><B>«.«* ♦*♦♦♦«♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ '•" '•' ■ ■•• . .. &< ■ ■ - - * «> ". WOULDN'T MOVE; DIVORCE • « ♦ . :.--■ - . :■-■..,-■ . '.... ■■■;-. , :■- ; # ♦ - "., - (111 Vni(r«] l*re«B ,i Wire.) ' .^*/"'♦ «> NEW YORK, -Jan. -24.— Because he refused to remove <* <S> across the hall In their fashionable, apartments, and live '<•>• ♦ with her, Mrs. Edith• B.; McDonald is today seeking a di- •* '*' vorce from James P. Donald, 'who heads $20,000,000 ♦ ••> worth of mining and railroad Interests on the island of ♦, ♦ llayti. .; .■;-.., ;. P; ;-.- -^i ./,... •;,■■-,-- .;>■„; «> ' » ♦ *4>4> <> ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦*> ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ lip HERE are enough sad and sor ' I rowful things in life without looking for more; give your spare moments to the light frills and maybe you will add a bit to your store of happiness. Random Shots, published only in the Times, will help answered negatively by Taylor. "Do you remember of having said in my presence and In the presence of other witnesses tnat Tennant should be prosecuted for perjury?" asked Judge Glasgow. "Yon." "Were the things you toM us us bearing out your opinion I rue 7" "No." "And yet you were willing to see the man whom you say is your best friend prosecuted for perjury when you knew there wasn't a scintilla of truth In what you had said?" "Yes, 1 was." Taylor was asked if he remem bered his statement that Harry Morgan, a. negro, had been with him in the "black hole" in Se attle, had led him to say certain Incriminating things, and that, as soon as he had learned the story, Morgan had placed his mouth at the crack under the door and whistled a signal to be let out. The witness declared that he didn't remember snylng this but admitted that it was the trutn. Objections on the part of tlie prosecution prevented Taylor from answering questions tending (o show that he is now fn duress and in fear of Tennant unless he testifies to suit the detective. Judge Clifford, however, sun talnod the defense In its objec tion and that line of Interroga tion was dropped, MINISTER RETURNS; IS LOCKED UP (By I'nted I'ivsk I.chmml Wire.) RICHMOND, Cat., Jan. 24.- -"To protect my health," is the reason Riven by the Rev. Frank Horn, former pastor of the First Baptist church here, who is in jail today for dodging the offi cers who sought him on a deser tion and bigamy charge. Horn is accused by Eva Mac de Tov rea of San Francisco of marry ing her under the name of De Tovrea in September, 1910, while he had a wife living in Everett, Wash. When first accused, Horn de clared it was his "twin brother" who married the woman and he sticks to this story. AUTO MEN TO CELEBRATE Tacoma automobile nien have spent thousands of dollars In pre paring their exhibits at the pure food and auto show at the Glide rink, and tonight is their night. Autoists from all parts of the state are expected to take part in the entertainment. GIRL LEADS STRIKE. NEW YORK, Jan. 2 4.—Ger trude Barnum, chief organizer of the White Goods Workers' union, called at the Outlook office to day and conferred with CoioneJ Roosevelt regarding the garment workers' strike. Judge cliff..nl who is trying (lie IVter Miller case. TURKEY SPURNS PEACE (By T'nltrri Press I ■ -;is< .1 Hire.) I'ONSTANTINOPI^E, Jan. 24. —All hope for peace In the Bal kans was dissipated today wlien the new Turkish cabinet decided to recall tho Turkish peace envoys from London immediately. This precludes n>suni| tion of peace negotiations and means that the Young Turks, who are In control, are determined to prosecute the war with the Balkan allies. INSANE MAN IS SCARING PEOPLE (By " mm. .I Press Leaned Wire.) SAN JOSE, Cal.. Jan. 24. — His diseased mind charged with a frenzy to kill all whom he dla llkes. Edward Delaney, who with two others forced the window bars of the dangerous ward In the slate insane hospital at Agnew, and escaped, is today terrorizing the countryside about here. WAITERS ARE OUT (By l "it.-iI Press be—td Wire.) NEW YORK, Jan. 24. —Marg- ins past the principal hotels and cafes are calling upon their fel lows to quit, waiters who have been on strike since New T*>ar«, succeeding today in effecting a general walkout of waiteri. GHUi WANTS lIAI.M. («y liilt.ii Press l*-iis«l Wire.) SPOKANE, Jan. 24.—William .1. Harris, capitalist and real estate broker, wfto married Mias Rosemary Cunningham Wednes day niviii, is today defendant in a suit for breach of promise Hied by Miss Lola Brlckwell, formerly Mrs. Lola Robinson. She ask* for $25,000 heart balm. SPRING SUITS in 1913 Models in rough blues are here. 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