The Tacoma times. [volume], November 08, 1910, Page 7, Image 7

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HOLD-UPS GET
ONE DOLLAR
' Cast night occurred another of
m series of holdups that have
foeen perpetrated a little to fre
quently of late. Fred Owens, an
engineer in the Fidelity building,
was walking at Ninth and Yaki
ma when two young men thrust a
gun in 'his face and bade him
throw up his hands. After get
tins one dollar from one of his
■pockets they beat a hasty retreat.
The police seem to be unable to
find these petty bandits, who
from the timid and careieui way
in which they do their work seem
to be novices.
FALLS 100 FEET
TO HIS DEATH
The remains of Horace Lorter,
who fell 100 feet to his death
down the -steep side of a moun
tain at Electron Sunday, have
been brought to the •city and are
at Melllnger's. Lorter was em
ployed by the Puget Sound Power
company at Electron. As yet no
relatives have been located.
Saloon Robber
Shoots Two
(By I'lillcd Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Nov. S. —A robber
entered the saloon of W. W.
Chappell last night and ordered
everybody to throw up their
hands. William Harvey, a swamp
er, attempted to resist and was
shot dead. The robber then shot
Chapiiell and fled. t'happcll will
die.
WHY SALVES FAIL ~
TO CURE ECZEMA
Scientists are now agreed that
the eczema germs are lodged not I
In the outer skin or epidermis, but
In the inner skin. Hence, a pene
trating liquid Is required, not an
outward salve that clous the pores.
We recommend to all eczema
patients the standard prescription
Oil of Wlntergreen as compound
ed in liquid form known as D. D.
D. Prescription. A trial bottle of
this 1). I). I). Prescription, at only
25 cents, will instantly relieve the
itch. We have sold and recom
mended this remedy for years, and
know of wonderful cures from its
use. We recommend it to our pat
rons.
French Drug Co., Owl Drug Co.
$15,000 of Furniture
and Rugs Just Arrived
For Fall & Xmas Trade
&& '4l§f desks'. You can buy
■~" an article now for
$22.50 Cl/1 Rfl ffi thai will post
Divan $14.3U you $7.50 later on.
$12.50 Iron Bed, On QE JfcMPHr'"*
liko cut «])UiOJ V** *Vjf '
Only one to a customer. $16.60 CO Qf| -
Clffonler .. «?Oi JU
_^— $12.50 Mor- Q7 cfl
$12.50 Library 07 Cfl rin Chair... iplivlU
Table I iuU Only ono to a cub-
Ono to a customer. tomer.
115.00 • <JO 7C
Couch .... „..., ............. , •••• ¥«'lw
Tacoma Furniture & Outfitting Co.
911-013 0 St. V Goods Sold on Easy Payments k
U. S. 'Mine Rescue' Cars to Save Hundreds of Lives
-ONE OF UNCLB SAM'S NEW RESCUE CARS READY FOR WORK.
M'.W FKDRRAt BUREAU TO
<TT I»O\VN AWFtTIi itKATH
TOM, IIV PROMPT AND S< l-
ENTIKIO WORK UV EX.
PKRTB.
WASHINGTON, Nov. '.. —Uncle
Sam's special "mine rescue" cars,
fully equipped with experts and
appliances, are now ready to Speed
at a moment's notice, to tho scene
of tho next big mino disaster.
Two ears are already at their
stations. Four ethers will ho
turned over to the government
within a few days. By means of
them the new bureau of mines, a
creation of the last session of con
gress, expects to save hundreds,
perhaps thousands, of lives annu
ally. Besides awaiting their emer
gency work these cars will go
about tho mining districts at in
tervals, demonstrating to miners
tho use of the oxygen helmet and
instructing volunteer rescue corps
In first aid surgical treatment and
sanitation.
Saving Lives Is Object
The first work of the new bu
reau is directed toward the saving
of life, rather than toward the,
saving of property, although the I
law authorizing it was Introduced
by a corporation senator, Dick,
and backed by the mino owners,
thn same men who seal up en
tombed miners In burning mines,
saving the coal but killing tho
miners.
Dr. J. A. Holmes was tho only
logical man for director of the
new bureau, but, because he was
an nnti-Ballinger man, his ap- ,
pointment was threotened and '
long delayed. Now, after a month
lin office, he announces his first
work. —the lifesaving mine rescue
car. I
To Work In Big Kit-Id
Holmes will establish i\ nation
wide mine lifesaving service. The
stations will bo scattered llko
those of the coast lifesaving ser
vice, or the stations of a city fire
department. An alarm will send
the nearest car speeding as a spe
cial train to the scene. Each of (
the first six stations will bo In
the very heart of Its own mining
district.
The first stations will be Pitts
burg, Pa.: ITrbanu, 1111.; Hock'
Springs, Wye: Billings, Mont.; I
MINE RESCUER IN AN OXYGEN'
HELMET
WOMAN FOUND
DEAD IN BED
Mrs. Mary Haskell was found
dead yesterday morning at 723 So
Tacoma avenue. The .body was
j taken by C. C. Alellinger. Mrs.
I HaskPll had been ill for a short
I lime. It seems she has no rela
tives or friends in the city, and
is thought to have roino from
Olympic The coroner, who is
out of town, will conduct an in
vestigation on his return this
evening.
Ayers
Sarsaparilla
Digestion
. •
Headache
Take
Hesperian
LAXATIVE TONIC
Tablets
They Cure. 25c a Box.
THE BONNEY
PHARMACY
902 Pacific Aye.
Money Back if Not Satis
factory.
UP
You're paying high rent for a
store front on one of tho main
streets. Why not use that front
to it's BEST advantage?
Our signs WILL HELP.
Robertson &
Willey
756 D st. M. 6903
Kona Blend Coffee
Puzzle Prize
Winners
Mrs. L, E. Mallory, 409 19th
St., first correct solution, re
ceived Aug. 7th, 15 . pounds
Kona Bleud Coffee.
OBcar Sackett, 717 So. 58th,
Becond, received Aug. .22, 10
pounds Kona Blend Coffee.
H. L. Suiter, 5429 So. Law
rence, third, received Sept. 3d,
5 pouude Koua Blend Coffee.
We wish to thank our
friends for the interest shown
in the contest, and also to ex
press some measurs of praise
for the Ingenuity displayed In
the different solutions offered.
KONA KOKFKK KOMIMNX
ISBB Commerce Ht.
?Hg TA'COHEA TIMES
Salt I,:iko City, Utah, and Knox
rille, Term.
Our mines kill annually from
three to five men in each 1000
employed. European mines, far
moro dangerous from gas and
falling roofs, but better regulated
and having state rescue, services,
kill onely one, to two.
It is estimated American minea
in 1809 killed :!Ond men and in
jured 10,0(10. Many of these lives
could have been saved with sciea
ttfifl equipment.
To Honor Rev.
H. H. Clapham
As a testimonial of affection
and appreciation for his long ser
vices hoie the Episcopalians of
Tacoma will hohl services Wed
nesday at 0:13 o'clock in Trinity
church at the same time that fun
eral services are being held in the
church at Santa Clara, Cal., for
the pastor, Rev. Horace Clapham,
who dropped dead on the first ap
pearance in the pulpit in his new
charge after leaving Tacoma.
All the local Episcopal rectors
and church officials will take part
in the ceremonies.
NEW JURORS GALLED
Thirty more jurors have been
chosen to serve out this term of
court. They are: C. C. Eaton,
Paul W. Dakon. .1. A. Faithful, J.
E. Reiser, H. B. Knight, Henry
Ives, Charles Jaeger, UeH*>y
Pratt and W. D. C. Spike, Ta
coma; A. Clarke, Hugh Herren
and T. F. Robinson, Puyallup;
Charles Oreely, Sara; J. G.
Downio, Vancouver; Robert L.
Blankenship and B. If, Price,
Olympia; F. E. Nederlamdsf, Al
pha; John Olson, Ethel; John
Short, Morton; A. M. Grey, Cat
-1 in; Martin Larson, Kelso; Will
Morris, Shelton; Charles Andreen,
South Bend.
AT THK A COMA. t
• , 0
William Favcrsliiiin in Cireat Play.
William Faversham, who has
taken front rank among America!^
actor-managers, will present his
greatest dramatic success, "The
World and His Wife," at the Ta
coma theater Wednesday. "The
World and His Wife" Is founded
upon Jose Echegaray's famous
Spanish drama, "El Gran Ga
leoto." The theme of this l>lay
is the curse of gossip, and taking
the original play into account
might very well have had a sub
title—"The Tragedy of Gossip."
AT illi: PAKTAUHB.
Hardeeri, the manacle king,
seeni.s to extricate hlinielf magi
cally from tlie liand-cnffs and
■traight-Jacketa placed on him by
the police, and stirs the bOUae
with his powers. Botten and
company act a funny farce called
"The Matrimonial Bilnard," call
ing forth much laughter, iiugii
Emmet, tho ventrttoquiati con
tinues the fun with hoiuo clever
lokei on himself through his
dummy.
AT TIIK <JTi\Nl>.
Flo Adler and her Pickininips
are doing tome clever dancing and
singing at the lirnnd. The Great
Uadi the female impersonator, ex
•cutei with grnce feminine dances
and dress. .John Dillon in an or
iginal dialogue and Charles
Wayne and compan? in a farce,
"The .Morning Alter," hands some
fun out that will refresh the
gloomiest. —
j| TICES TOMORROW 1
Time. Height.
3:1 7 a. m 0.l feet
U:2(i a. m 14.G feet
6:0? p. m !).(> feet
• iSt p. m 12.8 feet
Yesterday while unloading ore
from the steamer T. A. I^ake to
the smelter dock, Andrew Stev
ens, a longshoreman, slipped from
the gang plank and fell on a rock i
fill below. He was injured by!
cuts about the head and a 'broken j
wrlHt, and was taken to the Fan
nie Paddock hospital.
The officers of the monitor
Cheyenne were entertained by the I
officers of the Tacoma nava.l
militia with a dinner at the Ta
coma hotel last evening.
Never again will So. M. Ireland
of Hye, X. J., bet a woman a hat,
for now he knows what women's
hats cost. He is the village presi
dent and the village undertaker,
and when one of the women teach
•n wanted to wager that J. M.
Wainwrlght would be nominated
for the school board, Ireland took
her up. She won tho hat, and up
to that time he had no idea what
lints ooet. He benau making in
quiries to ascertain how far back
his wager was going to set him,
and gasped when the village mil
liner told htm: "A toqua shouldn't
run much over $95, but a satin
Charlotte Corday ought to put you
In from $126 to $250." Mr. Ire
land had some of his friends com
municate with the teacher before
she comes to New York to pick the
[ hat, asking her to be reasonable. '
SEEK ONE liOINMER
FOR FIVE MYSTERY MURDERS
THE GRIMES
[*" Oct. 25, 1910.—.Mrs. Mary
! Hackney, throat cut, ' and
•Tiead mangled with a hatch
. et, in her home.
Dec. 31, —Miss Anna
Lloyd attacked on her • way
home from work and beat
en to death.
Nov. 3, 1904 — Alma
Btelnewetg, telephone oper
ator, beaten to death in Lov
. ers' lane.
Oct. I, 1904—Lulu Miller,
-I. beaten to death in Lov
ers' lane.
May 1, 1904 —Mrs. Mary
McDonald, 11, found dead
With her skull crushed.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Five
mysterious and shocking mur
ders of women in six years, all
committed within a radius of five
blocks in the Cummlnsville sub
urb of Cincinnati, are now charg
ed by the police and by medical
experts to one unknown man,
whom they believe to be inbued I
With a strange, monstrous, degen- ]
crate and recurring desire to kill
a woman solely for the unnatural
pleasure of Inflicting brutal in
jury and death. * •
Leaves Thumb Mark I
Tin. latest of these mysterious'
crimes, just committed, has fo-!
uii-eii attention upon the others,
all unsolved, despite the utmost
efforts of the police. This is the
murder of Mrs. Mary Hackney,:
whose mutilated body was found
in her home, the throat cut and
the head mangled by a hatchet.
Disordered furniture gave signs
or a struggle. The hatchet itself
and a bloody thumb mark upon
a door casing are the only clews.
The woman's husband, a boarder,
Charles Eckert, and a negro boy
win) delivered milk, were • held
The Market
RETAIL I'HH'BS.
Mentu.
Round steak. 15c; sirloin, 18c;
porterhouse, 18(fi'20e; pot roast,
10c; mutton steak, 15 @ 18c;
chops, LSVaVlte; pork steak,
18c; chops, 22c; ham, 20c; livor,
sc; veal chops, 22c; stew, 12Vii:;
chickens, liens, 2.'{c; springs, 2uc.
\%'ii Vegetable*. I
•■White potatoes. $1.30 sack;
sweet potatoes, 3 Vie II).; onions,
2%0 11).: cabbage, 5c head;
tomatoes, ~>c lb; squashes, 2'.^c
4b.; pumpkins, 2c lb.; green corn,
20c dozen; celery, sc; cauliflower,
5c Hi; lettuce, hot house, 5c head.
All bunch stuff 5c a bunch.
' Fruits.
Apples, 75c@}li2S box; pears,
75c651.50; oranges, 10@3uc
doz.; bananas, 20@35c; do/..;
huckleberries, 7Vie. lb.; ])ineai>
plea, 10c apiece; grapes, 40c a
basket.
Dairy Products. •
Eggs, 30® 53c dot,; cream
cheese, 20c; cottage, l.">c; swiss,
Imported, 33c; domestic, 2iic; but
ter, 37c.
FUli.
Halibut, 8c lb.; salmon, He;
smelts, 7c; black cod. Be; sal
mon trout, 18c; roc kcod, 12V£c
lb.; plants, $2.50 sack; eastern
oysters, $1.50 ©2 a hundred;
■crlnipß, 15c; crabs, $1.50 to $2
a doz.
Skin and Scalp Troubles
Yield to Zemo
SKIN AND BCAIiP TROUBLKH
Vlioiil) TO Zl-:mo
A Clcnii l.ii|iii<l Preparation -tor
for Kxtermti I'w.
Malltroni Bros.' Drug Store, oor
n»r Ninth and C «ts., is so confi
dent that ZBMO will rid Hip skin
or scalp of infant or grown person
of plmplMi blackheads, dandruff,
t'izi'Miii. prickly lioat, rasthes, litvea,
ivy poleon or any other form of
■kin or scalp eruption, that they
will uive. your money back If you
IN not entirely satisfied with the
results obtained from the use of
ZEMO.
Tin 1 first application will give
prompt relief and show an Im
provement and in every instance
Where UHed persiHtently, will de
stroy the gftrm life, leaving the
skin in a clean, healthy condition.
Let us show you proof of some
remarkable cures made by ZKMO
anil Rive you a 3 2 page booklet
how lo preserve the skin. Mal
strom Bros.' Drug Store, coiner
Ninth and 0 sta.
• , i
Bargains Every Day
BREWITTBROS.
Suits $15, $20 and $25 —guaranteed for
one year—and we are here to stay.
" BREWITT BROS.
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, 1117 PACIFIC AVE.VtJB.
MRS. MARY HACKNEY, THE
HATCHET with which she
WAS MU.RDERRD, AND THE
THUMBPRINT WHICH MAY
IDENTIFY HER SI,AYEK.
on suspicion, but all established
absolute alibis.
IHV I IMS HOMRMADR
COrCiH KKMKUY.
OOSts l/i<lle, Itut Hoes Hie
Work (Quickly, or Money
lletu titled.
Mix one pint of Kraulatod sugar
with 2 pint of warm water, and
■Mr for 2 minutes. Put LVi ounces
of Pin.'x (fifty rents' worth) in n
pint bottle; then add tlm Bugar Sy
rup. Take n. toaspnonful every one,
two or tlirvn hours.
You will find that thin llmplfl
remedy taken hold of a. cough mom
quickly than anything "No yon ever
u«ed. dually ends a deep-seated i
couch Inslili- of 24 Roun, fplendlil,
too, for whooplnK i'oiik'li, cheat
imliiM. bronchitis anil other throat
trouble*, it sttmuluteH the appotlta
and is slightly laxative, which help.-,
end n cough.
This recipe makes morn and bet
ter couch syrup than you could buy
ready-mado for 12.50. It keeps per
fectly and tastes pleasant.
Plnex is the most valuable con
centrated compound of Norway
white pine extract, and la rich in
gulairol and all tli<i natural ]>Inu
nlemcnti which arc »i healing to
Hi.' membranes, other preparation*
will not work In this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup
with Pin ox and Buarar Syrup (or
■trained honey) has proven ri> pop
ular thriiiiKliout tin- I'nlteil States
and Canada, that it li often imi
tated. Bul the old, «ucce»Bful for
mula has never been equaled,
A guarantee of ahaoluta Batiafac
tlon, or money promptly refunded,
goes with this recipe, Your drug
gist has Plnex or will gel It fur
you If not. send to The plni x. Co.,
J't. Wayne, Ind. Advt.
Renfon
Coal
Lump $0..~0
Nut (jr..no
Wilkeson furnace coal . .$1.50
Special prices on mill and
slab wood.
GRIFFIN' TRANSFER CO.
M. 58U A 3389
THE
DEPEXIIABLIj
FLOUR.
Never bleached — baa
the natural creamy whlto
color because It Is milled
from choicest .wheat. Al
- ways rich, sweet and clean.
Your Grocer Sells It.
sperky vr/oun co.
YOUR UPSET, SOUR, GASSY STOMACH
IS RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES.
Every family here ought to
f keep some Diapepsin in the house,
as any one of you may have an at
tack of Indigestion or Stomach
trouble at liny time, day or night.
This harmless preparation will
digest anything you eat and over
come a distressed, out-of-order
stomach five minute* afterwardn.
I If your meala don't tempt yon.
or what little you do eat seems to
fill you, or lays like a lump of
lead in your stomach, or if you
have heartburn, that Is a ulgn of
Indigestion.
Aak your Pharmactai for a 50
-->ent case of Tape's DlapepMla and
tako a little lust as soon as you
can. There will be DO sour -.isings.
no belching of undigested food
mixed with acid, uo stomach gas
Crown Drug Co., Inc.
"Tin- House That Makes Good."
1132 PACIFIC AVK. niOM.S: M. IT; I 1017
E. 11. lloyt. a. A. Toild.
LOOK FOR Till: CROWN AXII ORANGE PROMT
EXTRA SPECIAL
lor a few days only, we have secured Hie services of Mr.
If. Willui'il willi his new Automatic Card .Machine, and will f,ive
100 Calling Cards QQf» ''"" Business Cards, CM |"|f|
for OuU with case plr^U
(With Souvenir Album Card 800 Business Cards, fl« < Cf)
„ _ Kn . With case <f> I ivf U
' 1000 Business Cards, CO nc
100 Business Cards, Eflf» With taS" N>fcifc3
with case 3Ub Made on Short Notice.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR
WEDNESDAY
I Old Dutch Cleaner, 1C« I I 7 bars Fels Naptha OE« I
2 cans IDC I I Soap L\J C I
I '• I
i-l-lb. bottle Peroxide of My- IBc Alcock'a 1 (If
drogen. Guaranteed Q — j Plasters I III*
full strength 3l» ji.oo PQf«
l-lb. Absorbent Cotton, OQp Peruna UtlC
hospital style tuu $1.00 Pinkham's PQp
2Go Dromo 1C A ""i> OJC.
Quinine lOC *100 Swamp 7Q
.,-,,,.,. . _ ! Hoot IJO
™- '■ 5= Mine M:'"r' 79c
Montholatum 11l ■'■'•&- 79c
25cUro.no 1C« I!"rl«lci<Je iUU
Seltzer lUb —————
____««______________ ! lla\e You .1 l*rro<>riipliic
Is Unity Doing Well? Outfit in your home? If not
If not, ring us up and nik •eenre one soon, and our dem
for Denno's Bal.y Food Nurse. onstrator will give
f(jr Dennoa Baby Hood Nuras.
Frea HfWlm rife lA'SSOIIH
Of our demonstrate^ nurse. \
who will show you how to pre- „f outfits and designs is com
pare and feed the baby. plate and prides lowest.'
Free Delivery on All Prescriptions and Oooda Not Specially Priced
If YOU ARE stfrcßlo^
From Hernia (Rupture), Varocose Veins, Swollen Limbs or
Weak Joints, Corpulency or Abdominal Weakness, you can get
the best fit, most reliable and scientific attention and the high
est Quality of goods at the least expense at
THE CROWD HUBOICAIi FITTING ROOM
Truss Supporters of all kinds. Klnstic Hosiery for all parts, in
linen or silk. Expert attendants, lady for ladles, convenient
private fitting rooms, Prices and measure blank* sent 00 ap
plication.
::r 1 Crown Drug Co. ST;
lk „ . Given
Deliveries CUT |{ \||.;s Prompt
tn 111 1..,,.. HlltM lll<
toAll 1 arts IIM PACIFIC \\ i:\li: ful Alien
of Hie City. , tlon.
WOMEN'S and MISSES'
Sample Coat and Suit Shop
510-511 Fidelity Mfc, It. J. Quirk, M»r.
Tula* Kievator ."itli Floor.
Before buying elsewhere, look at these prices.
We can save you money on your new fall coat
or suit, as our expenses are great deal less than
street entrances. Read carefully—
J SPECIAL COATS AT $15.00
f§s?' We place on sale a beautiful line
<a of coats in fancy Scotch tweeds,
jft/ serges, etc.; full length, semi-fit
| ted styles; values up to $23.50
ands2s.oo. Speciald»iC f\f\
tv this sale $lO.UU
|/\ SPECIAL COATS AT $19.75
VirU A select line of broadcloths,
f/f tweeds, serges, fancy worsteds;
W full lengths; values up to $25.00
• ' and $27.50. Special Q 7C
I this sale «P *• **• •*V
I A SUIT SPECIAL AT $17.50
II I it We have about 25 Suits in serges,
It I \•' rnaniah worsteds, diagonals, etc.; '■
/I I 11 colors all black, gray, brown,
/■ I ; Ml navy, etc These suits were for
-11 I 11 merly priced by us at $23.50,
%riuX}df *247 5 to. *21-<X)- Special clean
• UP on this $17.50
g^ . 10t.;....v.........*p1/.i>U^
SUIT SPECIAL AT $23.50 '
About 35 beautiful . Suits to - clean -up at r $23.50.'
Those are regular $29.50 and $35.00 values; all
i colors; 32,34 in Mini-fitted jacket dJOO ttf%
lengths. : Special olJs»n-ifp price . «p^O.*J\# -
PAGE SEVEN
or hearburn, .fullness or heavy
feeling In the 'stomach, Nausea,
Debilitating Headaches. Dizziness
or Intestinal griping. This will all
go, and, besides, there will be no
sour food left over in the stomach
to poison your breath with nau
seous odors.
Pape'a Dlapepsln la a certain
cure for out-of-order stomachs, be
cause it prevent! fermentation and
takes hold of your food and di
gests it just the same as if you!
stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minuteo from all
stomach misery is at any drug
store, waitiiiK for you.
These large 50-cent ran"; con
tain more than sufficient to cure
almost any chronic case of Dys
pepsia, Indigestion or any other
Stomach trouble.