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Tuesday, May 28, 1912.
NEEDLESS SACRIFICE
OF LIFE SAYS SMITH
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 28.
■—Teeming with eloquence, com
bining praise for heroism and
scathing rebuke for negligence
and cowardice of the moat appal
line marine disaster of history,
was the final and official requiem
today in the senate for the victims
of the Titanic. Senator Smith
summed up the evidence.
That every boul aboard the
■giant steamship might have been
saved but for the indifference, al
most criminal neglect of Captain
Slanley Lord and the other offi
cers of the Callfornlan, was the
most startling charge Smith bit
terly made.
"Needless sacrifice" of at least
600 lives because the'"strangely
insufficient number of lifeboats"
were not filled, was also charged.
"Obsolete and antiquated ship
ping laws," and "laxity of regu
liiiiiiM and hasty inspection," by
the British 'board of trade were
denounced by Smith. As a con
tributory cause he named the in
difference of Capt. Smith of the
Titanic for ignoring the iceberg
warning and forcing the Titanic
at full speed. Capt. Smith ex
plated his offense by a heroic
death.
Praises Wireless Men.
Lack of discipline and cowar
dice of some of teh crew was
scathingly arraigned. To the two
Titanic wireless operators, Phil
lips and Bride, the senator paid
a glowing tribute. He lauded
Captain Rostron, of the rescue
ship Carpathla.
Not a word of criticism for J.
Bruce Ismay, managing director
of the White Star line, was ut
tered. He caustically criticised
the White Star line for withhold
ing news of the disaster.
Rebuke for those In half filled
lifeboats who stood by and refus
ed aid to struggling, drowning
Ewimmers until "all noise had
ceased" was voiced.
The report recommends in
creased life saving equipment on
liners as well as regulation of
wireless equipment, restrictions
In manning the vessels, compul
sory searchlights and general
revolutionary reforms in the con
struction of ships.
Merchant's Delivery
Moving and Storage
1 Main 108.
Don't
Put Off
OPENING
a Checking Account with this
bank if you have any money
transactions.
To Identify yourself with a
sound banking Institution like
this means more than the mere
depositing of money and checks
— means an rll around help
fulness In business.
Scandinavian-American Bank
of Tacoma
Save Money
On Your
Dental Bill
■ By this we do not mean to go
to the place where they will do
your work cheapest, but. come
to an established, reliable firm
who i have • built up their busi
ness by doing first-class • work,
who will give you a guarantee
' and stand by it, I and will - give
you the beat dentistry at a fee
you can pay, .;;; ;r .;;
ChicagoDentists,lnc.
are the originators of the fam
ous MBTALOID , plate.*.' This
plate la worn today by hundreds
of people who never could.wear
a plate before. We are the only
dental office making the real
METALOID PLATE. ;= ;
No Charge (or Examinations.
Chicago
Dentists
INC.
/ 1124 M Pacific M. ,
Opp. 1; lath' at. Jg%f :JE
• •
• PRINCIPAL FINDINGS. •
• . , •
• Titanic was running 24% •
• miles per hour. •
• There were 2,223 persons •
• aboard, of whom 32 per •
0 cent were saved. •
•' That four warning of ice •
• ahead were ignored by the •
© Titanic. •
• That of eight vessels near •
• the Titanic at the time of •
• the disaster only the Carpa- •
C thia assisted. •
• That the crew was short •
6 and poorly drilled. •
• That th«. White Star com- •
• pany suppressed the news 0
• and sent misleading mess- •
• ages to relatives of victims. 0
0 That Wireless Operator 0
0 Cottam of the Carpathia 0
0 withheld important news 0
0 and . sold it for "blood 0
0 money." 0
0 J. Bruce Ismay and Capt. 0
0 Smith of the Titanic not 0
0 criticised officially. 0
0 Captain Rostron of the 0
0 Carpathia is eulogized. 0
Sic Grand Jury
On Vigilantes
And I.W.W's
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN DIEGO, Cal., May 2 8. —
That San Diego police will have
to handle the I. W. W. situation
or the state troops will come here
to preserve order is the ultima
tum which Chief Wilson has to
day from State Atty. Gen. Webb.
Wilson says he can preserve
order.
A special grand jury will also
be convened to consider the late
riots.
Woman's Club Day
At the Circuit
Today is Woman's club day at
Circuit theater. All of the pro
ceeds of the moving picture house
today will be turned over to the
Woman's club today for chari
table work.
Manager Slefert returned this
morning from Seattle with an ex
ceptionally strong bill for the
benefit program. In includes "A
night in Armor," a laughable com
edy, and two exceptional dramatic
films, " A Cry in the Night," and
"The Thread of Life."
Next week the moving picture
machines will be taken down and
carried to McNeil's island, where
several programs will be given
for the federal prisoners.
Stabbed On Diner
J. Jackson, a white chef, start
ed an argument yesterday with
J. Jackson, a colored waiter, in
the Olympian diner of the C. M.
& P. 3. The colored Mr. Jack
son became enraged and, grab
bing a butcher knife, stabbed the
chef several times.
Before any one realized exactly
what had occurred, the waiter
had vanished. A squad of police
and detectives were rushed to the
scene and combed the East Side
without avail.
The chef was dangerously In
jured but may recover. Bot men
were of Chicago.
Case At Ritzville
(liv United Press Leased Wire.)
RITZVILLE, May 28. — Otto
Case spoke to a big meeting last
night In his gubernatorial cam
paign, demanding bettor salaries
for working girls with a minimum
wage law and the loaning of the
state surplus 'to citizens on first
mortgage farm property to aid
development. He demanded
taxation on the big land holdings
in the state to make the land
grabbers let go, and boosted state
aid for irrigation.
Waiters Escape
Death In Fire
SAN FRANCISCO, May 88.—
The Old Heidelber* caf«, a lead
ing resort in San Francisco's
night life, la a partial ruin today
as a result of f 40,000 fire which
stampeded hundreds of after-the
ater feasters shortly after 1
o'clock this morning.
Waiters and firemen barely es
caped death.
Doesn't Believe In
Christian Science
SAN FRANCISCO, May 28. —
Sadie E. Adams, a customs Inspec
tor, was refused sick leave yes
terday by Port Collector Stratton
when she presented a certificate
signed by a Christian Science heal
er declaring sh,e was 111 and needed
the rest.
Stratton refused to recognize
the healer as a physician.
Best garden tools at Swing's.
1111 C si *••
Wilbur Wright Sinking Fast
WILBUR WRIGHT.
(By United Pres» teased Wire.)
DAYTON, 0., May 28.—Wil
bur Wright, noted aviator and
maker o-f aeroplanes, who is criti
cally ill of typhoid fever at his
home here, was still alive at 7:15
o'clock this morning, but physi
cians declared they do not expect
to be able to prolong his life be
Palace Up To Date
(llr United Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, May 28. —IJucking-
liiiin palace has been brought up
to date with elevators and electric
lights, but Queen Alexandra de
tests elevators and court officials
complain that the lights spoil the
effect of the uniforms.
Refugees Coming
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN DIEGO, Cal., May 28.—
Between 200 and 300 indigent s are
due here from Mexico ou the
transport Buford late today or to
morrow. The army barracks may
be used to shelter them.
HOLD "OPKN HOI'HK."
Over 700 invitations have been
issued for the "open house" of
the Commercial Club tonight. Of
ficers and trustees will be in the
receiving Hue.
APPKOVK PAKK Kt>\l>S.
After an hour of lively discus
sion, the Bismarck Improvement
club last night endorsed the $500,
--000 bond issue proposed by the
park board for boulevards, play
grounds and parks.
CLKVELANI) OKTB IT.
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
HARRISBURG, Fa., May 28. —
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers here voted 3 to 1 for
Cleveland for. the next convention,
in 1915.
OUR PRECISE ARTIST
"Cutting an acquaintance."
Flasged Train With Shirt.
Tearing his shirt from his back
an Ohio man flagged a train and
saved it from a wreck, but H. T.
Alston, Raleigh, N. C, once pre
vented a wreck with Electric Bit
ters. "1 was in a terrible plight
when I began to use them," be
writes, "my stomach, head, back
and kidneys were all badly af
fected and my liver was in bad
condition, but four bottles of
Electric Bitters made me feel like
a new man." A trial will con
vince you of their matchless mer
it for any stomach, liver or kid
ney trouble. Price 50 cents at
Ryner Malstrom Drug Co., 938
Pacific ay.
.; ■ ■ Are • you • reading s - the ■'. Times
Pink Edition? It's first ;on I the
street, | first with ' news ; and • feat
ures. V.**.'"' *->-:- '-.''S: ■'-'" ' *■' t ,. ■../ '•^'■'X\_ ■ ";
The High Cost of Living ;
V-|B^ A*l^} ■■' ,gfrig?> Is Greatly Reduced by Wearing
fQ§&BR uW$ BIG FIVE"
Shirts, for they lstst.
TK3 TAOOMA TIMES.
yond a few hours. The members
of the Wright family are at the
bedside.
Dr. Conkling Issued the follow
ing statement:
"There Is but little hope. It
seems only a question of hours
before Mr. Wright's remarkable
vitality gives way."
Contractors Are
After Plums
Contractors are beginning to ",
do some heavy logrolling aroundj
the city hall now for the big pav
ing jobs coming up soon. The
South Taconia road Job will be vp 1
next week. The specifications are
wide open and let In several dif
ferent kinds of pavement, includ
ing asphalt, granatofo 1 and several
different kinds of mixtures.
George Milton Savage and Dan
Cornell, representing the Wash
ing Paving company expect tot
'bid on at least a couple of kinds,,
including granatoid. They held
secret conference with the com
mission this morning to tell what
good pavement they propose.
"One thing I think ia settled
with the commission and that is
that we will not put down any
pavement that does not have a con
crete base," said Commissioner
Mills after the meeting.
There Is a quarter of a million
dollars In paving jobs before the
commission to be awarded in the
next few weeks.
Bridge Knocked
Out Of Plumb
The big 11th street bridge was
knocked crooked this morning,
and unless 'the inspectors demand
the taking down of quite a large
section of the work already up,
the bridge will always be warped
and weakened.
Falsework of heavy sills had
been constructed on Cliff avenue
over which the bridge structure
was erected. This morning the
work was completed and the men
knocked the heavy false work
down as the easiest way of re
moving it.
The heavy timbers fell with a
crash against the uprights at the
side of the street and bent two
of them over an inch out of plumb.
It remains to be seen whether,
the Inspector will compel the
placing of straight piers in their
stead.
HUBBY WORTH $20,000.
Lulu L. Dingle, widow of Al
bert J. Dingle, has sued the Pa
cific & Eastern railway for $20,
--000 damages for the loss of her
husband. He was killed on the
logging road of the company last
September just before the worfc
ingmen's compensation law went
into effect, while working as an
engineers on the r.oad.
JOHNSON SECONDS IT. i
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
, * OYSTER BAY, N. . V., May •2 8.
—Gov. Johnson of California will
second the nomination of Roose
velt at j the Chicago ■: convention,
it was announced today. , >,-^ "
MOTIIMUS' CONGRESS ON.
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
POMONA, Cal., May 28.—The
annual meeting of the California
Congress of Mothers convened
here today. Four hundred dele
gates are in attendance.
W. E. Van Amburgh, a noted
Bible lecturer from New York city,
will deliver a free lecture at the
Temple of Music May 29.
HP SHOT DOWN
IK RESTAURANT
Illy United r■■.■■«, I.<•»>.•■ I Wire.)
LOS ANUKMCS, Cal., May 28.
—The daring murder of T. To
niiira. Japaneue, who was shot
while sitting at a table in a res
luurant. has caused the police to
believe today that a Japanese
feud in being enacted here.
Toniura declared that he had
been followed from San Francis-
co by men who would kill him.
Two men entered the cafe, walk
ed to his table and emptied their
revolvers into hlg body. Then
they walked calmly Into the
kitchen and escaped.
Roosevelt Men
Fear Bryan
In Fall
(Bjr ruit.-.l Press I,.mm-.I Wire.)
SACKAMKNTO, Cal. ,May 28.
—William J. Bryan is the man
whom the Roosevelt crowd, more
and more definitely has come to
fear in the national campaign.
Around the state capitol here
during the caucus of tho drle
gates to the Chicago convention
there was voiced a careless con
tempt for the Taft organization.
Francis J. Heney, Meyer Lissner
and Governor Johnson agriH? that
Roosevelt will sweep things in
tornado fashion when the dele
gates take their seats in the bis
hall by Lake Michigan. But they
are not so jure of the last chap
ter to be written next November.
CITY EMPLOYES QUIT
dtj I'nlu-ii I'resa Leased Wire.)
SPOKANE. Wash., May 11.
Boilermakers employed in the
construction of the city's $100,000
north side pipe line quit work
today following the discharge of
th,ree union boilermakers.
The strikers declare they will
tie up the job.
Gov. Hadley To
Accept Chair
GOV. H. S. II \IU,i;V.
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., May
28. —Replying to a personal re
quest from Roosevelt that he act
as temporary chairman at tne
national convention if the Roose
velt forces control, Gov. Herbert,
S. Hadley wired that he would
accept.
Hadley made it plain, how
ever, that he would prefer that
some other progressive republi
can be selected.
Church Hits Papers
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE. May 2 B.—The Unit
ed Presbyterian church of Amer
ica scored the Sunday papers for
desecrating the Sabbath, and
passed resolutions for curbing the
social evil, polygamy and liquor
traffic, advocating better justice
to the wage earner and urged a
uniform divorce law.
STRIKE ORDERLY
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, May 28. —Onniolest-
#d by striking dockhand, the car
men employed on the Royal Albert
dock resumed work here today.
There was no disorder.
Leaders of the striking trans
port workers declare that 15,000
other dock men struck today.
Fishermen's Paradise
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
"f- LOS \j ANUEL.ES. May 28. : —
Everybody , played | hookey today,
when the : park '■ commission open
ed %up ;i the s park S lakes $~\ to "kid
fishermen" because the flan had
grown too numerous. : '.: -',:<
v At 19 * o'clock 2,000 pounds "of
carp and ■hats i had • been caught.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The annual convention'• of the
Episcopal \ church f for the diocese
of i Olympla < opened | this ! morning
at ft St Luke's church. Bishop
Keator presiding. The women's
auxiliary held »* their convention
yesterday. | %gm f^W--{$
' ' BANK CLEARINGS.
Ctearings *730,422.14
Balance* , 48,648.00
■* 4 | *
Miss Helen Taft at the Races
SNAPSHOT OP THE PRES IDENT'S DAUGHTER, MISS H.
TAFT. TALKING WITH A FRIE NO IN THE PADDOCK AT THE
RACE MEETING AT HENNINGH TRACK.
Big Business Is
Not Interested
(lly l'iiir.,l Prcns Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 28.
—Denying that Hlg UuslnesH
wante American rule in Cuba,
government officials today de
clared that they were doing ev
erything in their power to up-'
hold President Gomez.
Negro rebels burned a coffee
plantation last night owned by
a German citizen west of Santi
ago. It is feared that similar oc
currences will necessitate Inter
vention by the United States.
Almost Possible
(By United VrrHm Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, May 28. —
Shooting himself through tbe
head in an apartment here today
Kdward J. Williams, traveling
salesman almost, caused a double
tragedy when the bullet, after
crashing through Williams' brain
with fatal results, passed within
a fraction of an inch of Annie
Snodgrass, a domestic, who was
making beds in an adjoining
apartment.
Build Prison On Top
Of Swiss Mountain
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
GENEVA, May 28.—A general
increase of crime in Switzerland
may be expected when the under
world learns of the government's
plan for tbe erection of a model
prison in the mountains, one of
the most healthful and beautiful
spots in Switzerland.
Brother and Sister
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LOS ANGEL.ES, May 28. —
Parted for 37 years, Mrs. E. R.
Footeß, and A. T. Morgan, broth
er and sister, recognized each
other on the street and went into
a clinch. Their respective hus
band and wife tried to break
them. Explanations were made
while the cops held back the
crowds.
Rockefeller In Court
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, May 28.—John
D. Rockefeller appeared in court
this afternoon at the hearing of
the action by H. Clay Pierce and
Ills associates to prevent the
Standard Oil company getting
control of the Waters-Pierce Oil
company of St. Louis.
Cancel Policies
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, May 28.—Many in
surance companies are cancelling
policies refusing further risks in
Italian quarters here today as a
result of numerous recent losses
by explosions, generally attributed
to the Black Hand society.
••••••••••••••ft
• •
• ANOTirHIt PROBATION •
0) OKKIOBB HKKU. •
• •
(By United Press Leawod Wire.)
SAN DIEOO, Cal., May 38.—
J. A. Heed, county probation of
ficer, sued Mrs. J. A. Reed, as
sistant probation officer, for di
vorce, alleging cruelty. Salt was
dismissed before It came to trial.
Reed's on probation now.
At the meeting of th« jnvenlle
court discussion class Wednesday
evening at the Y. M C. A., L. H.
Weir will speak on the car© of
delinquents.
MO l:\li HOYS.
The new Juvenile detention
home for boys and girls were com
pleted and thrown open for use
this morning. There were no bad
kids to lock up, however.
Fifty Free Scholarships
Columbian Conservatory of Music
Silvers Piano Go. Makes Possible a Conservatory
Musical Training Without One Cent of Cost
To Its Patrons. \]
To every one of the next 50 purchaseri* of pianos at our store
we will give, entirely free of all cost, a six months' scholarship In
the Columbian Conservatory of Music. This entltl«s the holder to
individual lessons at the conservatory under the personal direction
of a first-class instructor for a period of six months. There are ab
solutely no strings or conditions attached to this offer. Simply
come in and select your Instrument, settle for it as beat suits your
convenience, either by cash or by our extremely easy payment plan,
and the piano will be delivered at once.
COLUMBIAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, NO. 2D AND I BTS.
A Few Samples From Oar Bargain Counter
We promised ourselves when we opened this store that we
would always keep our stock fresh and up to the minute. Used
and shopworn instruments were to have no place on our floor. la
keeping with this resolution we have determined to close out all
used pianos now in our possession. Below we publish a list of some
of these just to give an idea Of what we have to offer in this line.
Read the list over carefully and bring it to the store with yon for
comparison. You will find every instrument here Just as advertised.
$425; Piano, fine walnut case,
used iby Civic ' Center ,',: Club ¥J at
Washington" 5: ; . ■'.■■"_■:: CO 0 0
School ■*r.T:".!".;.; 4J OO
$325 Piano, 'useds four months
by Wm. Snider, 1; 1020 .Tacoma ay.;
tine ; condition. ,;'*". "v?;; '*}: ? CO /IE
Take It now for *';'.*.*• >. a.*V*^fc7lw
$450f Lester Piano, part fof ;-i the
Taylor-Gardner . stock; 1 magohany
case; goes for unpaid ' f»| QO
balance, of account ■ .... 4' 130
$400 Schubert Piano; oak- case;
almost like , - :,' - . " ftiAC
new r?r;r. t.':rfy::: :":<i $246
$300 beauty; f fine; walnut jf case;
was rented by prominent musician
for a few months; ; ■ .; tOQ7
goes nomtoTfiprfPfT&fo/L Ulj
Any of the Instruments listed above may bo purchased an oar
ea«y payment plan; a very small sum each month will do '.he w»rk.
The small payments you make on the piano is ail that we ask root
to pay; nothing extra because of th« Conservatory Scholarship; «oa
slder 'that as a gift, pure and simple, from the Silvers Piano Co.,
and if you feet that we have treated yon right, made every claim
good, and will tell your neighbors about us, we will feel amply re
paid. Come Is the first thing tomorrow, select your piano and get
your child started in music at our expense. Those calling first will,
of course, be assured of the best choice. This may *s wejl be you
as someone else. ,
Betted "Piano For 'Th&Monoy
1115 C St;, Between the Cables. Phone-.Main 6885
PAGE SEVEN
Found Guilty
Of Murder
<H> I uii-.i rrenn 1..« w ,,l win..)
hivkusidi: i',.i.. May 18. —
Frank Baurwaerta was found
guilty today by a jury of the mur
der of Mrs. H.m lot Guyot of
Portland, Ore. Death aonteno*
will be Imposed upon htm by
Jiidß« Densmore Saturday.
Bauerwaerts, also is charged
with the murder of Miss Julia
Francois of The Dalles, Ore., who.
It. is alleged, he perauadod to ac
company Mra. Quynt to his mining
claims in the Chuckawala moun
tains. He was tried first on th»
Ouyot charge.
No Navrl Increase
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, May 28— By
a vote of 125 to 80, the hous*
this afternoon rejected the Rob
erts amendment to the naval Ap
propriation bill calling for an ap
propriation of 12,000,000 for the
building during 1913 of two bat
tlenhlpg.
Burned In Mine
Harry Nichols, an employe of
the C. M. & P. 8. Ry.. was badly
burned In a coal dust explosion,
which roaultad from trying to
light a clgaret while strolling
through the levels of an abandon
ed coal mine at Ashford. He v
at the Kannle Paddock hospital
and is not expected to live.
Moitl. TIMK TO IJVK.
(By ritll.m| i'r.-s lipuncd Wire.)
SACRAMENTO, Cal., May 28.
—Oov. Johnson today reprieved
for Beven weeks Willie i.nis and
Alex Szafsoer, who were to have
been hanged at San Queutln Fri
day.
$450 Piano used 'i by Senescu Sis
ters while soloists at the Olympus
Cafe; has most ->• v *, r •Ofi'l
beautiful tone V,i *.V. ;*.".' 'k *** *•«»i
$750 Is the price the factory
pots on v this ,;•- elaborate ; piano;
sent us :as sample; "' you " C**iM E
can have 'it for cash .... J
$650 v Player Piano; plays Wit*'"
notes, entire I keyboard; I fine I oak '
case, as good C/ 107
as '; new f.% t::%".-'TT-^7?°l% $•*£. I
$1,050 Klmball Grand, »iß]
almost : like ; new #409 !
Two i fine. i parlor organs, >• higH
top, solid walnut caae;!M;S»n||(
take your choice [toTj^^^^Uj

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