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A TERM IN JAIL FOR THE FATHER WONT PUT W£.:
BREAD IN HIS CHILDREN'S MOUTHS; HOW JUDGE
ll ARNSTON APPLIES HIS "GOLDEN-RULE" SYSTEM
i
•v'»r"»"«" 'KV---0,.;* ,"-""i'- ■ •?>„— - *~ ' - ■•
s,'*| "I've been | drinking, • Judge; Itsl
' the booze and the crowd I run'
with; I ! don't know i"l what's the
i matter. Judge, but I—-".:'.'.'
*,- The '. prisoner was * •': sturdy
worklngman. His hands were
;, horny with toil. * He bore the
marks of being a good man, but
•drink bad him in its grip. :
•"He was the best man in the
i world until he got to drinking,"
his wife had told Judge Arntson.
, They have four little children
at their cottage in Tacoma. They
lived happily until the htrsfoand
got to going to the saloon. There
; he met companions who- drank.
' They treated and he drank. He
treated and, - his 7 money 7 went.
When he went home, there was
. nothing for the wife and four lit
tle ones. ■■' * • ■ '"-
His wife stood it as long as she
. could : and then went "to ' Judge
Arntson.
"Can't you do something to
save him?" she pleaded. But she
did mot want him arrested. - A
week later she came again. ; He
was getting worse. In a drunken
fit he had told her be would give
her no more and she would have
to care for the children herself.
She finally signed a complaint
after much hesitation and the con
stable went for the husband. And
when he stood before the court
yesterday he saw his plight. The
' glamor of those companions at
MORE SERIOUS
CHARGE MADE
The .bail of Conrad Lind, one
of the men who while In a drunk
en carousal Sunday morning at
the home of William Cook, par
ticipated In the assaults on Cook
and his wife, was raised from
$•100 to $1,000 yesterday. He
furnished the cash.
It is alleged Lind assaulted
Mrs. Cook and that she is in a
precarious condition as a result.
Cook is still In the hospital. Jacob
Hargert, who struck Cook with
a hammer, was bound over to the
superior court yesterday.
RELIEVE HILL BACK
I OF NEW ROAD
* (By United Press Leased Wire.)
g&i HELENA, .Mont., May * 20. —
S That James J. Hill is hack of the
Gllmore. & Pittsburg railroad in
-" Southwestern Montana ami that
be purposes not only an invasion
gpt California, but also intends to
'protect his present Northwestern
territory by shortening the dis
tance (between the Twin Cities and
| Puget Sound and Portland is be
lieved here. . _
ARREST YOUNG GIRL
AND MAN :
Tony Millos with a 16-year-old
girl from the South Side, who left
her home a week ago and has been,
living with him, were arrested
last night. The girl will be sent
home and Millos will "be prosecut
ed.
• -Royal Dairy Ice Cream. Both
phones. M. 95, A 2195. •*•
Although a VISION UPWARD
has struck the butter market.
The Cow
Butter
Store
, Pacific and Jcf fcrsons Aye*,
will sell the very Best Fresh
Minnesota Creamery at
35c a Lb.
• Direct from the churn.
,3 lbs. Best lowa Creamery .SI.OO
2 doz. Fresh Pierce ' Co. ■ Ranch
£ Eggs ........ ...-;;:;....*... 55c
"Imported Swiss Cheese,* 1b...35c
>2 \ lbs. Best Domestic Swiss. . 55c
1 Pineapple Special, 2 lb.' cans
I Fancy Sliced Hawaiian Fruit, 2
cans ................... 25,.
,i That famous ThUs" Brand Im
■* ported Norwegian Smoked Sar
dines in pure olive oil, can. ,10c
* Domestic Sardines in mustard or 1
'Soil, can ........'.......... 5c I
;'6 lb. Best Home Made Lard, .85c
Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 3
f cans } ...........< ......... 25c
p S Look for the Electric Cow—
. hangs 1 directly / above - - our . en
rtrance. Make no mistake.
pM'rfiiJ;..ji,'.-»,,, ;,c:... \ ■. "- £~- .-,
Look Twice
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Championship
Baseball
Tacoma vs Seattle
B>_i<>». iTHßaw<eaßF^^'l'*T'Ng^J»ataVi»,»'ar»3»i^
fe:* Tacoma Athletic Grounds , ;■"
TOMORROW
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Grandstand 250 i
I the saloon departed then. - They
were Jolly good fellows while his
money lasted but they were- not
there to defend him now. .''■■''':■*' l
The Judge saw the useiessness
of sending him to Jail. That
would . not put ', bread In the
mouths of those four little ones
and that wife. He sent him, Into
the . 'back office Instead. , There
was the wife, called as a witness
In the case. ' ; ' '-i -
The husband' looked for a min
ute, then the tears started down
his .face. There was no .defiance
now, no complaint of the wire
that It was her fault.'*'
It was the drink and bad com
pany and that was all there was
to; It.; So he told the Judge as
husband and wife both were full
of tears.* . ■ S~ "-''• "
Judge Arntson saw there was
hope for reformation and asked
what he wanted to do. He want
ed to quit it all, to stay at home,
to be a man.
And he got the chance.
His name does not appear on
the books but it does appear on a
little pledge written by Judge
Arntson to abstain (from all in
toxicating liquors hereafter. The
pledge is in the Judge's desk and
husband and wife went out of the
office as happy as they were on
their wedding day..
"And I believe he will keep the
pledge and will make good," said
Judge Arntson this afternoon.
CELESTIALS AT
WAR OVER GIRL
Ah Suie, the Chinese beauty
over whom Lee Sang' and Sing
Yee are at war in the superior
court here, the charge being that
Die latter abducted her from her
husband's home at Portland, • was
released on $1,000 cash hail de
posited by her alleged husband
yesterday. She Is charged withi
having robbed Yee of a lar>se sum
of money. The whole coterie of
Celestrials is to appear in court
this afteraon and settle their dif
ferences.
Lee Sang charges that Sing Lee
held the girl as a slave for three
months after abducting her.
COMMISSIONERS
APPROVE REPLAT
The county 'commissioners yes
terday afternoon agreed to rec
ommend a replat of the tideflats.
No provision was made for mu
nicipal docks. *•( The » commission
ers, however, declare they have
reserved; the proposition of Rail
road avenue for the future and
that this will still be left open
for the city or county to swap
with property owners .for munici
pal docks if so desired..
Tfeßest Bargainsleft
— 5
**" ' ■ii-.— — .i—,. .— „. . I, _ ,i mi .ii - i . , _. . _ - i i i ,r
About $5,000 Worth of Goods Left at the
Central News Go's Closing-Out Sale. This
Stock Is Now Priced at Ridiculous Figures
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
.. * • * -- .-...-■- •
A FEW ITEMS ARE: ;
-__—. i_
$2.50 Box Carbon Paper, CO»» J0« Pencils ." \ A_
cut to i. ..... Out* cut to ............... .-... ZC
$1.00 Typewriter Ribbons, 9fi#» 2Rc Box Writing Paper, . ;I 7, o*.
cut to ..:.:..... _OU cut to ..'..- _.... OC
■•--•-..- ... * * ' '..-...-.., .| - , .. .-...■■.
$1.50 Ream Typewriter Paper, QOi» $1.50 and $2.00 Books, AOm.
• cut to ;. OUU cut to "... .:......;...... ............ HOC
i. $2.00 Teddy Bears, n« $2.00 and $8.00 Ladles' Parses, r. An
cut to _0C cat to .. ~ * CO C
$1.2.**. Post Card Albums, 1 fin $10.00 Lawn Tennis Nets, , at 70
cat to IOC cat to ................ -. $I■ f 0
Besides Ink, Blank Books, Pyrography, Leather Goods, Etc., at YOUR OWN PRICE.
Painted China and Japanese Ware
$2.50 Hand Fainted Tea Seta, r 7flf» $15.00 Hand Painted Tea 'Sett-;.' '' #C 00
7(6 cups, c saucers) ."......... ... . IUG (Kutanlwarc,' 15 'pieces) . ... . . a>3iUU
$2.56 Hand Painted Bon Bon Sets ::-..,.. '""-;, 'Qft« $25.00 Hand Painted Chocolate Set* ---." ■>'•_»' CO
(7 pieces) ............... .............. OUC (18 pieces) .......v...;...'.......... ... ..-.. fOiVa 7
$3.50 Hand Painted Berry Sets $»J OK $125.00 t.enalne Satsuma Tea Set , (07 M
47 (7 pieces)^........ .....v.......;....,.... ;.^i .W (18 pieces) .....V.:..T.-.r.V.. ............. »>Z liOU
Hv - Vases, Jardiniers, Stands, Screens and Brass Ware at less" than cost.
CENTRAL NEWS CO.
916 PACIFIC AVENUE
IHT
INCREASED RATES
WOULD RUIN
INDUSTRY
If the . Great Northern and
Northern Pacific railroads Increase
the rates on lumlber shipments as
announced In a dispatch from
Washington, D. C, the action, -will
spell ruin for the business in this
state, according to prominent lum-
bermen of the city. y,.JiX is declar
ed that prices are now down far
below whs they were in 1907 and
that an Increase 7in rates to the
Eastern -points remaining would
be impossible for the mill men to
stand. .'.^i-.T...,-_..' 7 .' "_!...--■'"■
MEMORIAL SERVICES
TO BE HELD TONIGH
The memorial service in honor
of the late king of Great Britain
and Ireland, Edward VII, will he
held tonight at Trinity Episcopal
church, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Bishop Frederic W. Keator will
preach and will be assisted in the
service by the Episcopal clergy of
the city.
The foreign consuls who reside
in Tacoma will attend in a body,
as will various organizations in
the city.
BOWLBY FIRES GILLIAM
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OLYIMJPI'A, May 20.— IH|
Gillian, superintendent of the con-
vict rock crushing plant at Mes
kill in Lewis county, ' wrote a
"sassy" letter to Commissioner. H.
L. Bowlby and the latter prompt
ly discharged the offender. He
will he replaced by F. W. Beld-
Ing.
SEATTLE ASPHALT
PLANT BURNS
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, May 20.Fire de
stroyed the Independent Asphalt
company's plant, the Occidental
Coal .. company's plant anil % the
bunkers of the Vashon Sand &
Gravel company at 5 o'clock this
morning. The lose is estimated at
$30,000. .7- .::*•. • .7 ... .
The fire started when hot as
phalt, leaking from a tank be
came ignited. • . •-■
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WILL EM, FOR LESS
Come and convince yourself that
our up-to-date hats are away down
In price, as we wish to close out our
trimmed stock. Hats dyed, cleaned
and reblocked. Plumes dyed, clean
ed, curled, remade and wlllowed, at
the Model Millinery Parlors, . 522
Provident Bldg.. Paclfio aye.
THE TACOMA TIMES
MRS. FORBES IS
lie TO Jin.
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 20.
"Jessie Livingston Forties,
wife of Holland Forbes, the aero
naut, was taken to the county Jail
yesterday for contempt because
she had failed to pay a Judgment
of $3,750 secured against her' by
Mrs. Ida Rowley for alienating the
affections of Mrs. Rowley's . hus
band who was a ' chauffeur for
Mrs. Forbes. •
GRAIN WAREHOUSES
IN 4 STATES MERGE
(By. United Press Leased Wire.)
SPOKANE, May 20. —Over 100
co-operative grain warehouses In
Washington, Montana, Idaho and
Utah will be merged into a unit
organisation following the action
of representatives of the various
farmers' warehouse companies
yesterday. The . new warehouse
system will buy and market Its
grain as one body.
GOV. BRADY IS
AGAINST SALOON
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BOISE, Ida., May 20.—A vote
of thanks will he tendered' Gov
ernor Brady by the deelgates at
ending the state anti-saloon con
gress heer today, following the
governor's speech before the con
gress in which he clearly intimat
ed that he stood for temperance
and would assist in closing the sa
loons in Idaho. '-"7"
FIRST SENTENCE FOR
STATUTORY OFFENSE
(By United Press Leased Wire.)'
OHEHAiLrS. May 20. —Ed
Brown was yesterday sentenced
to the penitentiary for an inde
terminate term for living off i the
earnings of fallen women. He
pleaded guilty when confronted
with the evidence against him. It
is the first case of the hind ever
.prosecuted In Lewis county.
MORTALITY NOTES
The funeral of the late Fred'
Harkins, who died May 1G at his
residence, 2805 South I street,
will be held Sunday at 11' a.' m.
from Hoska's chapel. •-■ ••■>•
<Mll< > .*. \N TO IHI HI VI
The Ohio club is planning a big
picnic for- the afternoon of Decor
ation day at Point Defiance park.
Everybody who ever lived la Ohio
is Invited and orders are to bring
well filled baskets of lunch for an
afternoon and evening.
IIS. GUNBOAT
DRIVES AWAY
MADRIZ BOAT
BTJITEFIELDS, Nicaragua, May
20. —The United States gun-boat 1
Paducah yesterday drove the Ma
rls guniboat Venus away from ths
port of Bluefields.
The officers of the Paducah re
fuse to say how near they came to
a clash with the little Nicaraguan
boat. .•■': ; •. .'■ .. ' '. ,
TEACHERS GET
DESERVED RAISE
Tacoma school teachers got a
big boost in salaries at the board
meeting Wednesday. Some in
creases amounted to $300 a year.
The lowest Is $120 a year. It will
amount to thousands of dollars in
the aggregate.
A report for a lesser Increase
was voted down and the minority
report for the Ibig boost went
through with a whirl. ._ .... •
TRAIN KILLS WOMAN
ROSBBU'RG, Ore., May, 20. —
An inquest will be held today on
the body of Mrs. Francis Russell,
aged 68 years, a prominent local
woman who was killed by a
Southern Pacific passenger train
at Wilbur last night.
FOUND SOMETHING
TO CURE ECZEMA
Trial Results in Complete Cure of
Fifteen-Year . Case in Two
Weeks
In a letter published In his
lodge paper, Mr. F. O. Thompson,
of Elizabeth, N. J., states that ho
was a sufferer from eczema for
fifteen years, and one day spoke
about his trouble to Dr. L. E.
Todd. "Dr. Todd replied that ho
had something that would relievo
If not permanently cure me," says
Mr. Thompson, "but after treat
ment for. so many years I had
grave doubts. The doctor pro
duced a box of poslam, and I prom
teed to give it a faithful trial. I
followed directions, and in two
weeks' time find myself entirely
sured. The fifty cents I paid for
:he box was tho best Investment I
sver made." "
Not alone eczema, but every
surface skin disease is permanent
ly eradicated by poslam, itching
being stopped at once. *.
Write to the Emergency Labor
atories, 32 -West Twenty-fifth
street, New York City, for a free
I trial package of poslam. With this
sample alone complex! flay be
cleared and pimples banished from
the face.
Malstrom's, Ninth and C st. and
938 Pacific aye., and the Crown
Drug Co., as well as all good drug
gists everywhere, always carry
poslam In the regular sizes at 50
cents and $2.
Friday, May 20, 1910
KuIIITY Iff APS H\OUNTS
OUNTS IVLlirlll iJ IVOUNTS
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KITCHEN SPECIALS!
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
EXTRA Special! waffle iron
B' m Wagner Wafflo Irons for coal or gas range. No.
mSK^Hty>ft^fcf.C h v) m Wagner Wafflo lions for coal or gas range. No.
mmWEmWIJmW^MzM' l* a. .***<_ _•_ 8 size, reg. $1.25. OQ M
i^si^^m _r*• ■ _r_t s iiai • o**c
BKtSSb • lilf*_4 *** Th. _T 9 ■ No- 9 size= regular $1.50. CI f\C
Mimzm W •[» n_H I Special apliU3
__
This Steel Range has body of Wellsvllle blued I^UCKCI M IdICU 1 C<*
steel asbestos lined throughout, drop fire door, ■■gj_ai___
plain oval-shaped nickel trimmings, duplex ¥ < ~' sal ft.--.
grate for coal or wood, extra heavy castings in I^.CttlG Ar^ —**"»w™"*«^^
fire box. A high grade guaranteed Steel Range, ■»— ™»*> »»»*•—%•» II
worth $45.00. CQfl AA <*V J
Special, only $dUiUU _ j^
The kitchen is not com- i*'f-'~^ffSS^JH *Tl*l*f* f Wi
siil Food Chopper. It ■ "^^MB&tal "'"fi; "■' "9SmmWof^
chops all kinds of meat **^H Tj&r
or vegetables fine or J^ II
coarse as wanted; reg- "(g—IP 11 'JmA Extra heavy nickel-plated Tea Kettle; good value
ular price 01 Oft r__B at $1.25. CQr>
$1.60. Spec. *p Is — U -"-- Special 03b
'
Use Our Liberal Credit Plan— BuyNow —Pay Later
Mail Orders Filled at Advertised Prices
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B_y J^L\mr^ FURNISHINGS §)gf IiOUNT
K^^^^^w^Mfli»^BTfl^BM|BirHHH!L_U*l*i*—
New Arrivals
.. . .. . . . . . . «.
By Express: &&:....:::■'.
A new arrival in Summer ytr*-. iW'rjW&\
Clothing is awaiting your . V%^f k*sY V
approval at this store _j_*yii^i_ —^
Hand-tailored bench work i^ i"^x l^Ti^t^iMfi—^^s
clothes that are made by f^L^T l_i/^P^^Mr^ft
tailors "who turn out /vlvTl ml
clothing second to none. / p^M B**/\s*k't* < VmW&Z^tm
$1 MfA (r\Wp*L ' iV'f _Pl
TaV Bal _W ■ B r,x. By n,^ vP Jft
1 /.O\J §jßmm%J*fc'r
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For Suits that you pay -|^ M#B&&^Jira-'
--$15.00 and $20.00 for else- WJjjk mTjM
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A bright, new,"clean stock for you to choose from.
Sole agents for the Kingsbury Hat—Beats any $5.00 in town, and sold
, "'J77". •"'■ ■ ■;.-" - " here for $3.00. l'F'%
KAUFMANN TAILORED
READY CLOTHING
r : 1323 Pacific Aye., Corner Fourteenth St. •
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CHICAGO I 1 Chicago Dentists I Dr. SLAYDEN
Eve Specialists hmu pscm* a»«. „ _ . osteopath
3 -"»*«-* Phones. Graduate from tbe KlrkvlUs
»8S GLASSES FOR fl ■.^ op^7i^OTT«ia-* I "School « Osteopathy.
, 888 Provident Bldg.: I OPBM i*™*™™ ; -k",,;.| Office 821-8 Fidelity Bldg. .
■ ■■■ ________■_■_ ' -Phone Main 1884. *"*;.•>■-■•.*

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