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I x Wednesday, Jan. 31,1912.
HODS MINE
WILLRE-OPEN
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.—
The famous old Eureka mine at
butter creek Amador county,
utter creek Amador county,
which netted Alvinza Hayward
J 2O,000,000, lt was learned today,
j' to be put in operation again
by Col. Edward H. R. Green, son
Off Hetty Green, its present owner.
*i Since a disastrous fire 20 years
Hgo swept off the 'buildings and
left the 0,200 foot shaft to cave
eft the 0,200 foot shaft to cave
! in and become impassable, the
tolne baa been idle and because
(our lives were lost in the fire
Mrs. Green has (persistently re
fused to re-open yie mine for fur
ther development.
Mrs. Green invariably turned
down olfers of Out), 000 and
demanded $2,C00, for the mine
just as it stood.
Col. Green, who is in San Fran
cisco, is going to visit the mine
and probably will order work to I
ptart at once to clear" the ruins
m. preparatory to reviving the prop
erty.
Judge Arntson yesterday dis
missed the case against I). 1,. Jen
sen, charged with allowing minors
to play In his poolroom on Sixth
avenue.
i — _. ,
'Open Letter
To Over a Million Owners
j of Hyomei Inhalers.
v l Because of the enormous sales '
jpf HYOMEI during the present '<
rear, we deem lt advisable to pub- [
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Ot catarrh (acute, chronic, mild i
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j But in order to get the best and '
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Should be closely followed.
: Change the gauze in the Inhaler l
fevery week, or better still, every .
Ifour —remove both stoppers
from inhaler before using.
| Never mind how strongly of
EIYOMEI the inhaler smells, . to i
et actual benefit 15 drops of HY
pMEI should be poured into the
Inhaler three times a day. A less
femoiint won't destroy the germs.
| Read the directions carefully
fend if you are afflicted with a
Stubborn case of catarrh use the
Vapor treatment as directed.
I Remember that the little hard
rubber inhaler will last a lifetime j
fend that an extra bottle of HYO-
StEI and a generous supply of
fauna can be obtained for only 50
Bents.
A complete HYOMEI outfit in-!
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erywhere. Money back If not sat-'
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Catarrh, ' catarrhal deafness,'
(loughs, colds and croup.
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MADELINE ULERIOT-JOHNSON
They're Kvery Hit as Brave as the
Airmen —Here are Three of
Them Telling Why Flying Holds
No Terrors for Them.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., .lan. 31.
—It has come about that those of
us who have never sprouted wings
have come to look upon those who
have learned to fly as the purest
types of courage.
Is that right? If it is. then the
aviator must share with the gen
tler sex his right to our hero wor
ship.
Three women of the air told
me recently why flying holds no
terrors for them.
Each is young, each has much
to hold her to life, each chose,
under an urge tnal would not be
denied, aviation as a profession.
Madeline I'.leriot-.lohnson, sis
ter of Louis llleriot and widow of
a New Yorker, is a dainty, charm
ing young woman who is prepar
ing to fly at the aviation meets
in South and Central America
the coining year. She is studying
in Pasadena, Cal.
"I am not afraid," she said,
"because 1 am a fatalist. I shall
BLANCHE SCOTT.
die when my time comes; not be- |
fore. It was all fixed before I :
was born. It cannot be altered by i
anything I do or do not do. How
can it help that I make myself ,
uncomfotrable with fear? I wish i
to fly, and fly in comfort." She i
shrugged her shapely shoulders.
Blanche Scott, nick-named '.'the i
am to be drowned and I shall live :
to fulfill my destiny." And she i
shuddered. ;!
.Myrtle Dennison of Los Ange- I
les is a quiet, gray-eyed girl of 21. I
She has gone into aviation for the ■
Babe Lisps
Attack
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 31.—
As a result of a quarrel over their
•three-year-old daughter Merlin,
Charles Brown, a grocer, aged 2,
is dead, a suicide, his wife Is at
St. Vincents hospital suffering
from three big scalp wounds and
the baby is in the care of neigh
bors. The baby was the only wit
ness to the struggle.' According
NINE MONKS
MASSACRED
SOFIA, Bulgaria, Jan. 31.—
Massacre of nine monks, who were
slain on the steps of the altar In
a Christian monastery near Us
kub by a Turkish mob today has
brought the always simmering
fires of racial war to the verge
of an open conflagration. Feeling
between the Turks and Bulgarians
'I is intense, the latter swearing to
:'avenge the slaughter of the monks
i by a general massacre.
;j When the monastery was rald
i ed by the Turks the monks refus
|ed all demands to open the doors,
which then were battered down.
The mob found the .priests kneel
ing in prayer before the altar of
j the Virgin. Their headless corpses
'were left lying where they fell.
DEFEHSEFUND
UNDER PROBE
! (By United Press Leased Wire.)
rNDIANAPOLIS. tnd., Jan. 31.
—The scope of the government's
probe Into the alleged countrywide,
; dynamite (plot, was materlaly wid
ened today when lt w^s announc
ed that subpoenas would be serv
ed on all persons thought to have
had knowledge of the guilt of
■ John J. and James B. McNamara.
This means that the Inquiry will
| continue for at least two weeks
] longer, and also probably will de
lay the return of indictments.
The fund raised by organized
labor for the defense of the Mc-
Namaraa occupied the attention
of the probers today. Summons
THE TAOOMA TIMES.
tomboy of the air," because of her
reckless flying, and who competed ]
for honors at the recent meet in
Los Angeles, Is without fear In
the air because she believes firm
ly that she is predestined to be
drowned.
Water is a horror to her.
"I can do what I wish with a
flying machine," she declares. "I
pure love of the sensation of fly
ing, will, she dei lares is un»
equaled by any other., •'
,She, like the other two, is free
of fear because of her belief that
one must slay in the world until
one's : work !Is done. . '-'•'»
"That ts," she smiled, "if one
does not lake fool chances. Just
straight flying Is not that. I never
do fancy stunts: that Is, tempting
Fate, and Fate is very weak, Per
haps • 1 'should" be afraid without
this belief; but with it 1 am calm
— and gloriously happy."
Story of
And Suicide
to Mrs. Brown, her husband be
came enraged and chased her Into
a bedroom where he struck her
several blows on the head with a
hammer, knocking her uncon
scious.
The baby said her father work
ed for some time attempting to
[resuscitate the woman before he
procured a shotgun and blew off
i the top of his head.
to appear tomorrow before the In
quisitors were served on Secretary
Frank Morrison of the American
Federation of Labor and Henry
Flather, a bank cashier. Flather
was ordered to bring with him all |
cancelled checks in the possession
of the bank referring in any way
to the MoNamara defense fund.
ST. PAIL MILL GItOWS
| The t. Paul mill is branching
out. A new "creosoting plant will
• soon be erected and a new planing
i 'mill is under way. The company
: will equip its entire plant in the
near future to use electric instead
of steam power.
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System Full of Uric Acid
---the Great Kidney
Remedy Cured.
Two years ago I -vr-At very slcii
and after being treated by several
of the best physicians In Clinton. 3
1 did not seem to get any better, i
was confined to my bed. Seeing
Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Koot adver
tised, I resolved to give It a trial.
After using it for three weeks, I
found I was gaining nicely, so I
continued until I had taken a num
ber of bottles. I am now restored to
health and have continued my labors
My system was full of Uric acid, but
Swamp-rtoot cured mo entirely. I
am sixty years old.
Yours very truly,
W C. COOK *
1203 Eight Aye., Clinton. lowa. "
State of lowa. Clinton County— '
On this 13th day of July, 'A. D.
1909, W. C. Cook to me personally
known appeared before mo and in
my presence subscribed and swore
to the above and foregoing state*
ment. . .
DALE H. SHEPPARD,
, _ li?,.* Public,
In and for Clinton County.
Letter io ''''■'," ' *
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BOY BANDIT
IS CAPTURED
(Ily lulled Press Irfinwd Wire.)
, BAM FHANCISCO. Jan. 31.—
After holding tip the Milwaukee
saloon and fighting a running re
volver duel with three .policemen,
A. Waldl. a boy who "declares he
Is a machinist and lives in Oak
lano, is under arrest here today,
battered and bleeding from the
effects of the fight lie put up with
the officers before they arrested
him.
Masked, a revolver In each
hand, Waldl entered the saloon at
an early hour today, told Kdward
Stegman to throw up his hands,
secured $18 from the cash regis
ter anil escaped Into the street.
Stegman blew a police whistle.
When the policemen appeared
Waldl opened Are on them, and
then fled to a stable, where ho
barricaded himself and fought un
til beaten Into insensibility.
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j Zjx - tn>OT Ei^rs High Qualities, Large
||i .-^^S^fe Stocks, and Low Prices,
[x Clean and Progressive Meth
*^° ods Above All Competition
Uprights, Baby Grands, Player-Pianos,
Piano Players, Organs
All go at a fraction of their real value in order to make room for new stock and additional lines of
. pianos now arriving daily.
During the months of November and December more than 400 high grade Uprights, Baby Grands
and Player-Pianos were sold, and we received in exchange nearly 50 upright and grand pianos of
well known makes of which the largest proportion-nearly 75 per cent-- are less than three years old.
And absolutely the only objection their former owners had to these instruments was that no one in
the home could play them. The pianos were all right, but the members of the family lacked the abil
ity or skill to use them properly. So they traded them in at a sacrifice of their real values and se
cured new Player Pianos by means of which any member of the family could instantly provide the
very best music.
Come in earl}' tomorrow morning, look carefully over the stock, make your selection and have
a fine instrument in your home before nightfall at a fraction of its original cost.
A FEW SAMPLE PRICES - , j
A Lyon & Healy Piano at $75.00, of quite good Com ariS ___ _,
I touch, would make a good practice piano for some one. A' T^L _-___. I -4.J-1 _«_
large size Estey at $125 will prove a good buy for a quick IUC i -.IF■ Iff
purchaser. A Hallet & Davis, built by the old original firm
and not by the present makers of this piano, goes at $167. IT 1 11 j*\ • ■
_n'™ m' Cive Johnston Pianos, ranging in price from $235 P PIIOW wllltS
to $280. Then there are Kimballs, Stegers, Pease, Cables, * V"V" >£***!.©
and scores of other well known makes that will be sold for a He refuses to answer the point
mere fraction of their real value. It's your opportunity to ed questions we propounded to
!Z !\K- v ' but y°U must hurry. A day's delay may mean him in our advertisements yestor
that the piano you most want has ben sold to some one day . He knows it would b * com .
| THE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT PIANOS mercial suicide for him to answer
i nd nothing but the truth is what we tell you— you can de- these questions—yet it was of his
pend with absolute certainty on that. Never is there any mis- own doing. However, he says he's
representation made about any instrument in this store, or good now, and as the good die
by any of our representatives outside of it. We'd rather lose youn*. we'll let him rest in peace,
a sale any day than have to resort to equqivocation or false
statements made about any instrument. ~^—"""""———-—-_-_-_--_-___-__--___-________________. I
OUR GUARANTEE J Oil If* CrCClit
' is as good as a bank note. Ask any bankers, business man X_r %*___, -%___• x_*V*ll.
or consult Bradstreet's or Dun's financial agencies. These ¥ f*M J
pianos will be sold under a definite and positive represent.'!- IC f lOOfl
tions as to what they are and their values. Your money V__»WVt
will be cheerfully refunded at any time should you discover Bring this list with you and come
that these representations were other than what they in and see just what a fine
should have been. In addition you have our two years'free +,„•+ + • , « » .
trial exchange agreement and a certificate from the manu- tumty th! ,sa 1* offers for saving
facturer. •..":.. money. A few dollars is all you'll
■ • : ;'- • need to secure the immediate de
. X-. .x-X-X X-' _____^^"l>^^_____ ' livery of any of these used upright
' ■'■:'Z'-' j AmkAA±: ___***) SmW^ _fc^_ pianos, no matter what the price.
Jmp^^L^S^m b*s^L^*&&a Tlie balance you can pay m little
_j_^Br^mmmom—W^^m m—frnKm. X.. _^Bj____ m amounts monthly that will entail
r^_AX m^_^_o_____m^^t^^M^mmmmmm^^^^ I no hardship on anyone, no matter
>mA^MMo^r4Br a^A^RM*j/& ' m how slender the purse may be.
\^mJ^__Y J Af Don't put it off. Don't longer de-
BucoeMortoD.B. Johnston 00. \JjO|J9lr prive your family of the great
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I THE NATION'S LARGEST PIANO ESTABLISHMENT UTSZCtIoICe'X ■ "Z rx "'XxX'^- x-ji £|
Death Wins In
Swift Race
I-OS ANGEL.BS, Cal.. Jan. 81.
—W. G. Duck of Chicago, head of
the mechanical department of tha
Santa Ye railroad, died early to
day near San Bernardino follow
ing a desperate race against death
from Albuquerque.
lluck contracted pneumonia In
Albuquerque. Doctors declared
'that a lower altitude was impera
tive. A private train was requls
tioned.
All traffic on the Santa Fe be
tween Mojave and I.os Angeles
was suspended to iglve the special
the right of way. The train was
plunging aver the desert at 85
miles an hour when it was over
taken by death.
lIADI.N-I'OWKI.r. COMING?
President Frank l.ntchain of the
local boy scout council Is trying
to get (Jen. Sir Robert Iladen
-I'owell, founder of the boy scout
movement, to include Tacoma In
his western tour.
WITNESS FEAR
PAST RECORD
(By United Pre*. I/eosrd Wire.)
PoitTI.AND. Ore.. Jan. St..—
W. Cooper Morris, confessed em
bezzler and formerly cashier of
the wrecked Oregon Savings and
Trust bank, completed his direct
testimony for the state in the 1
Wilde trial this forenoon ajul
cross-examination, which is pro
ceeding this afternoon, was be
gun shortly (before noon adjourn
ment. «
While on the stand Morris evi
dently labored under severe nerv
ous strain and as Dan Mularkey,
chief counsel for the defense,
merclslossly probed into the bunk
er's past and shot questions to
shame him, Morris cringed and
made a poor show of bravado.
Smith, florist. Main 4078. imik ('.*
'. PAGE r SEVEN
T? TACOMA "xfx
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Si* Hopkins Sunday and Monday.
Miss Rose Melville, who will be
seen this year for the last time as
"Sis Hopkins," has spoken over
five thousand times that famous
bit of philosophy, "You can't
never make nothln* doln* nothln'
for nobody for nothln'." Mist
Melville comes to the Tacoma
Sunday and Monday.
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