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PAGE EIGHT.
Conductor Saves
■■?. Carload Of
Passengers
With the i motorman > knocked
off the car by. an old pole along
< the j track i Conductor - Charles .H.
i Purdy camef to the rescue Sunday
I afternoon on the ' Stellacoom ■ line
and saved •■' the | car : from being
I wrecked and ' a carload: of passen
gers killed or injured.';; .''*',- ;i, U
The motorman leaned . out ■to
•" see If ' sand ■ was <■ going ' off the
; track at the curve this side of
| Regents park •' and was knocked
i off. ;',' The ; controller - was wlue
:; open and the car was getting un
: der full speed. ;; It fairly jumped
down* the hill and was in danger
of flyin.? Into the ditch when Pur
dy reached the front end and
"i shut ' off \ the power and applied
-- the brakes < before .. any damage
•'W^doai»:;:;,; : v^.v-::',v;: v
,' "■- "; .t i ' .mi ■ i -i ■ - ■ \., . .'"
-'■",;,*.,>■•-**"'■'- ■ \%> i ' ,-■ ■*" ■ *'*■ "• ''"*■.""■ ■ : ' '
Clerk Takes Life
V Hearing revolver shots In a
bathroom on the third : floor,
• about -til o'clock last; night,' H.
j H. Blackburn, vproprietor of the
. Arcade ' hotel, - investigated and
found that -his night clerk, Geo.
L. Tack, had killed himself. ..
: Tock ended his life in a fit of
the "blues." He was 45 years of
age and had recently taken the
Job, coming here . from Portland
i with his wife and he leaves two
children. ' Mrs. Tock went into
hysterics after the shooting and
Is in a serious condition.
State News
SEATTLE—Judge Ed Cushman
.will come to Washington and as
. sume - his new duties as federal
pdge at Tacoma July 1, according
to word from Alaska.'
SEATTLE—A. P. Gillies, pro
moter, was | sued by Patrick K.
McHugh for $1,248 for an old
board bill dating back to 1909 and
for $1,450 for defaulted bond yes
terday. . , """-
Mayor Cotterill vetoed the anti
red flag ordinance in Seattle as it
would hit lodges and other non
- socialist organizations. . ,: - . >
W. E. Schricker, owner -of • the
private bank of LaConner, which
failed in April, was arrested for
taking deposits after the bank was
insolvent. ' '
-'■■-'- Public service commission for
. mally ordered ■ the Bell telephone
monopoly in this state to extend
long distance service : to patrons
|of the Independent lines. '
'•I'- Henry T. Cowley gave the N. P.
-railway: land worth $200,000 at
Spokane for annual passes ." for
himself and wife for life, , but the
anti-pass law prohibits them carry
ing ■ out their agreement and the
\ supreme court freed the company
from all claims.
Reports to the United Presby
: terian general assemly at Seattle
declare the farmers of the coun
try do not attend church at all as
[im rule.: ; ;-- - ■ •• . . •';
; Tonight and AH Week
Matinees Thursday and Saturday
THE DURBAR .
In kinemacolor, reproducing the
-. Important j ceremonies, ' ■ *proces
sions and pageants during.their
imperial ■ majesties' . India i tour.
I The world's greatest spectacle re
; produced' in the dazzling natural
' colors. . Reserved seats, lower
: floor, 6.0 c; balcony, 25c. -,
PRINCESS THEATER
:'.:-. ■:. Main 7760.
Goodhue's Itoaring Farce
"HELLO BILL
a Prices—SOc, 35c, 50c.
Bargain" Matinee • Wednesday and
■-' '•'Saturday,* lOc and 35c '
t THE HEAL THINGS
"PARIS BY NIGHT"
S—OTHER BIG FEATURES—S
Vantages theater
Big All-Star Bill
CELLI OPERA CO
JK SIX GREAT SINGERS V
FIVE OTHKR'ACTS "x T\- ;~i
' > . Rynall Headache Wafers:
• Guaranteed 3to cure ' Headache
In ;thlrty;mtoutes.V > ;^'.f,//';;;,?
RYNER MALSTROM
-■ prescription Bpeci*U«t
-" >;'• 088 Pacific aV. ; .',," ;',*:
9 **' Cut this out i present at ; time
'of | any purchase i and': yon;. will
£ ! receive double Green Stamps. '
He '& Boy Wonder
PARNUM FISH. 18-YEARS-
OhU SCHOOLBOY AVIATOR OF
LOS ANGELES," 0 CAL., WHO
MADE THE LONGEST SUSTAIN
ED FLIGHT IN AMERICA LAST
THURSDAY. - • ; ." . "
You'll Find
It Here
STERLING CITY, Cal.—Too ab
sorbed in a joke he was tell bis
fellow workers to notice the in
security of his footing, Fred -Wil
son, a bridge, man, fell from the
bridge and : was killed with the
laugh still on his lips.
GETTING RECOMMENDATION
New Maid—Would ye mind
giving me a rlkemmenda
ii.Hi, mum?
Mistress—But you've only
just come!
New —nut ye may
now want to give ie wan
I'm lavin', —Answers,
London.
• ■■CHI CO,. Cal.—Fashion's foibles
don't apneal to Newton Cox, farm
er. He looked his daughter,' 17,
in the house because she wore a
shirtwaist with the tuck outside.
After a week's imprisonment she
tucked it in. ; .*
A SUBURBAN CURE
"Troubled with indiges- ,
- tion, are you? My boy, let me
give you a sure remedy."
"Well, fire away."
"Work your stomach less
than your law innover."—Bos
.ton Transcript.
POMONA, Cal.—For the third
time in a month, the Leslie Shoe
; company was robbed last night of
three dozen pairs of baby shoes.
•The Highland insane asylum ,is
only 15 miles away, and the po
lice have a hunch.
IMPOSSIBLE feiC
' You don't give that boy any
' credit for the way lie works. |
How can I give credit to a '.
rash boy?— Baltimore Ameri
can. ■. ;: V.. ;-■'■• ■
MEDFORD, —W. H. Ken
worthy shook hands with himself
when after buying a chicken for
75 cents he cut it open' and found
In It a pure gold nugget worth $15.
TURNER, Ore.—Disapproving
of the minister's- views on "hell
fire" J. H. Graham is alleged to
have expressed his objections by
knocking three of Rev. McClel
lan's teeth loose..
THE KIND NKEDED.
Deacon A.—What our peo- •
| ple need is sermons that will
• wake them up. ■ -
• Deacon B.—No, brother;
what they, need is sermons
that won't let 'em go to sleep.
Tit Bits.;;; .
- PORTLAND, Ore. —"I am
threatened with a stepfather soon"
said Errol Byrnes, 19, in explana
tion of why he did not live at
home.* Byrnes, -who was arrested
on a misdemeanor charge, was al
lowed his liberty on promise of
good behavior. '■■ . -1.
CAUSE—EFFECT
, The rude men the sidewalk
i ...,■■. ■'■■■ are blocking; .
• Oil, dear me, this crowding is
shocking,'- ■
The cause of the whirl? {-,
Oh, it's only a girl -
'.Who is getting some change
' from her handbag. .
■ Cincinnati Enquirer.-'
1 PORTLAND — Bloch, -... a
warrant shaver, who kept his cash
in a lock box at the court house to
discount warrants \ and 'witness
fees, discovered his strong box had
been' mysteriously robbed of more
than 1,000 yesterday. . The theft
occurred some time Sunday. '
PUYALLUP—Ranches a couple
of miles south of Puyallup are be
ing visited regularly by a big
black bear that Is doing a lot iof
damage. ■ He killed a calf for Carl
Engfer Sunday night and has done
a lot of damage .heretofore.*' All
attempts •to ■ trap' the * big ■■ fellow
have failed thus far. ;:,,': r:
'; Flagged ' Train " With Shirt. S
Tearing bis shirt from hi« back
an , Ohio man flagged ' a train and
caved It from a wreck, 1 but H. T.
Alston. Raleigh, N. C, once ! pre
vented a wreck with Electric Bit
ters. "I * was jln ■ a terrible | plight
when I began 'to use I them," he
writes, "my stomach, head, back
and s kidney's were ' all -. badly " af
fected " and my liver was -In bad
condition, bat four bottles ■.iof
Electric Bitters" made me eel i like
a new man." A trial ' will con
vince you of their ia«tchleM mer
it for any ! stomach, liver •or kid
ney trouble. Price So cents at
Rjner Malet rom Drug * Comfitlß ;
Pacific ft"
Evelyn's Brother Is
Alaska Prospector
DAWSON, May 28. —With his
hair uncut for a year, Howard
Nesbit, 'brother of Evelyn Thaw,
"blew Into' 1 Dawson yesterday,
after a hunting and prospecting
trip.
N'esblt said he didn't make a
fortune but uncovered Borne good
prospects.
CONDITIONS BETTER
Frank McCandless is black from
two months in the east, and says
conditions are much better than
two years ago.
Money is easy and good crops
seem to promise well for the
whole country.
Manufacturing Is on the in
crease, he says.
Are You Particular About Your Hair?
Science has supplied a satisfactory method for cleansing the hair In
fort —* Bnampo°—one that K'ves perfect hair health and scalp com-
Seafroth i» pure, agreeable, beneficial, efficient, and easily applied.
Kinses perfectly and brings out all of the silky softness and lustre of
fine hair. Removes dandruff, scalp irritation, and strengthens the roots.
Heafroth Is correct in every principle. Oood for all heads, but espe
cially fine for the long, heavy hair of women and girls. No matter how
often used it will not leave the hair brittle or sticky.
Recommended and carried in stock by all first-clans hair dressers.
•Hend 2c in stamps for sample and pamphlet, Points on Shampoo, to
the Triad Chemical Co., 416 Savage-Scofleld Bldg\, Tacoma, Wash.
Fifty cent packages containing 15 delightful shampoos are sold by
all prominent druggists, or sent direct by mall, post paid, on receipt of
price.
Final Week of
~ "SEE THAT! /'''^Kft
the Great Sale of ' '^YZlF'i*
Men's^Jsl
ear"Bniß(i
Lewis & Co.'s $20,000 OK wBwhBKW
Stock of Men's High- OD Wi^gW
Grade Suits and Fur- I^^H J/flV^I3«
nishings Now on Sale IpQl ' Kll '"■ ;?M
at 50c on the Dollar! OC xjju\ XT*"
It's out. The grand finale J^J^J HvfftH \VI
is on! With the last ship- [■^^■j tl^Hil ' ~
nient on the racks the buy- |^tl|^^ fV^fl^*lK
ing will go on faster than ~ II^^bLJ I'WBtXiA \ i
Here They Are—the Big I*— I i '•;- l^l^p Mm \ £■ '
Buy Now and —Choose! . {^■~^H • lltt'^ 1 1% -w 9
IX>T I —Lewis & Co.'s $15 IM^n VlfNfc i\? i
/Suits. Final ' 07 OK I^^TB ' l\lf||- I\ *■
IX)T 3—bewis & Co.'s $20 lil»P 1 «
Suits. Final RR VjH' \ I U
LOT — Lewis & Co.'s $30 _^8«""*5f VI
Suits. Final <M C£C kdS"%fflßy\ ■• *
—Men's Store, Main Floor - ' A9^J^^- * - p
Last Call on Men's $1.50 and $2.00
Golf or Negligee Shirts at 69c! %
. - More patterns have been
ffj— 3) SfSß^ \mJml2-—~-~ ' thrown out —hundreds of
tXmZ*^Sri fflff^^i'^l " new styes are ready .for
W^^\t^lllS^^bc()lori"f!9 and P'ai" white
JinifOcfcfiZ jBSm frTiL 1" the ('*lf Shlrt style and
wßlSS^ffv^ar' I splendid 20c pair value, in
I ' four different plain 1| M
•> ' "<r:(4ZF*SS&P*^ sateen Work Shirts JO*
(^^^^ ftrf&lD til •■•■■••• I %M \M
75c oil boiled black Cf|«"
sateen Work Shirts for... .„ 3UC
50c blue, tan or striped chambray . ' or
Work Shirts for 03C
$1.50 Carhartt, Sargent or Brotherhood 04 f)f|
Leather Work Gloves, for ; $ I iUU,
■^ y . .—Men's Store, Main Floor.
Stupendous Sale of Men's
Summer Underwear Goes On
. Never have we offered better vat- : ; '• '.-'■>. jgp** %''i
ues in Men's Underwear. Lay *In S?T(L J&M
your supply now. ■ Iffiifc. j 'y "-
FOX $1.05 you can buy Men's Jer- ißm)*^V -:".
sey ribbed wool Union Suits that are IMSpMPfifffffiSjk
FOR $i.OO—Light weight Union SUlilflillßl. .!
Suits, in cream color only, that are MMi\ |l| mil > i
earily worth $1.50. Vg^M 9\ ||)lli>|M'||,]Jl \
FOR 91.89 —Fancy Union Suits for ajj | nlft^Milll
summer wear that most stores de- BfjM|TiT]pl\|fl'JjlmiI |
niauil $2.C0 for. , ■•'" ■'."• ' Bffiß^MHliiJlJ F
■ FOR.Men's highly silk mer- | IIMpmBBu
cerized Union Suits, in flesh or blue IE \ Mm I
colors; always $3.50 garment.. ' '<*■ BHluilllir
FOR. SAc—French balbrlggan Shirts - wßffdflwfj JlM> - "
or Drawers, worth 50c each; ■ !''t»lflinlll V
FOR Jersey ribbed Shirts or _ liIIULH / _,'-'
Drawers, worth 60c and 75c each. ~ """'Hi —/HB /-'-''" '* '
*t:."*:-i'; —Tomorrow, Men's Store, / v^\-/-Jm *t' ""'^
'* ""
.^lm^.:'..:" " ' ,-r ~-~u >. ■ - - - ■.- ■+:- j * .-r-,.-., . .•,',, Jf vr.,AaC^.;ty J
i■■ ■ ■ ■—. ■i. —■ -. ■ ■—- -^^^^^^"^"*^^*^^——*^^*—^**^|N|>|
PACIFIC AVENUI AND COMMERCE AT 15™ ST.
THE TAODMA TIMES.
Danced Turkey Trot
(By United Press Leased Wlrct)
PHILADELPHIA, May JgM.-^H
There's war in the officers of (tim
Ladles' ■ Home . ' Journal I>ohuim
Editor Edward Hole dtsnVased 1C
young women whom be found
dancing the * "turkey tr<»t" at the
noon ' hour yesterday: ... • • 7 ■.
The women will carry their
case up to the owners.
Must Take Exams
Civil service examinations for
detective and captain of detec
tives will be held June 4, the
examining board consisting of
Sheriff Longmire, Chief Loomls
and Dudley Eshelm&n. The only
persons known who will take the
examination are John Fitzgerald
for captain and Darnell for de
tective.
——^—^^—"TAOOMA'S BARGAIN CENTER"—^—^— —
Store Closed All Day Thursday, Memorial Day
On With the Mighty Mid-Season Clearance
of Women's Coats, Suits and Millinery!!
"" ifPi^feP*- m ' , «^*M^^ The Mid-Season Millinery Clean-Up Reveals a
(^gSPJjjL To you readers of the Host of Bargains
* jßjp^^^l "Times" Who failed to See OUr "Never seen anything like x^
fl9nk «JI H , . . c , it" said one woman as she , -^-^"""""""n. TOR nil
WM^^W announcement in" the Sun- examined a $5.00 creation, J^^™ ' v////
ilK^^ day papers, we would say a THIS^A*'DEAD-EARN- / hIM '
"/M^&xk W°rd' This midseason clear brokenunesa™ odd / "- « WJ!m
mJSm, B.\fi ance of women's ready-to-wear lots, here's the way (a """^^2awS&\.
'' vO nil is setting a brand new standard THE PRIC f,rs T UN! J
for value giving. 375 Unlrlmmed Shapes in^ - jPllrl^ ■
>«1 VHHL gluing- Milan, Java, rough or chliv7 -
-¥ IN No disappointments-Read! S w as^: at W fl S& iSaE^^
lii' i£j| All 125.98 and.*29.98 women's white, fOr "•'SECOND. '
Illi' - jJMk blue and black &erg« Suits and Coats WOMEN'S' TRIMMED GgK' w 'w£s
Ik! ILIf are marked for rapid riddance again HATH $2.1)8 £*■ »~
IHI PR tomorrow • CICQO *10.00 Women's Trimmed Hats, A4T *.. JbyajjMT
'I* Hill at ' '•' *• m-) •• I bi3o Panamas, Milans or hemp straws, V3*^ 't.^jfllSSfeCf
lliiSi tlUllß 1 lace or silk bows, all- at one price
' ' )llll\\llilllKl 84 SUITS IN SMAIili SIZES MOST- vhll« the * last ■ the choicest to jrfvE. Wfht.
llH«\\ I I ill LVi worth *aO.OO mo on *h« ">■■»• CO OQ /M W &*!&?&
\Mnb\\\\\\-Mf- 1 AND fSM.OO; FOX $3.00 Cnoose for A • • •••••••• -X.30 77! ,1 y s)&sr &
■111 WHITE SERGE SUITS Included In AND so ON. * Ss*®*
\Mm\\\\\llil thlß lot t(ptht>r with a few smart, —Second Floor. <T
'"' ' \||\mw\ Hill jaunty misses' suits in cheviots and ■ —■— —— ——^——————————
if yESflsk " /i'll homespuns. All 1912 models, and EXTRA! 10 dozen women's largo $5.00 white Panama
bargains supreme. , untrimmed Hat Shapes. CO /IQ
"^^wC^WMt^' —Second Floor. Tomorrow for «pZ iTrJ
Bedding Bargains -mm Children's Summer
Extra Good Ones! L^ll|r< F^" -^IIMNIKF? A„ , ,
N^#ll|lp ■■ Ul 11 Itviv Dresses— A Sale!
59c. Tomor- 01 «
1" row for ... OIU f* ■■ . . ; I.o*ll C * J." £. xL V Plaids, stripes and plain
SUMMER BLANKETS — UrCalCSt Jim OCnScltlOll 01 the Year colors to choose from.
For warm nights and 900 Yards Of MeSSaline, Foulard, Taffeta A big variety of charming
camping;, regular price and Pongee Silks Receive Marching Orders styles. The'values range
- 85c pair. ■ CQi» A SWEEPING CLEARANCE OF TWO HUGE PILES. from $1.75 to $2.30. Your
Tomorrow for .... 03 C LOT ONE—Consists of messaline taffeta and foulard silks in all the choice - ni nr
HUCK FACE TOWEI*- most deslraDl« colors wlth striped or figured patternb; ..A 9 m tomorrow -' 525
HUCK * ACE TOWELS— values to 85c yard. Tomorrow, choice HuC tomorrow yiicw
■ Pull Jjleached Huck Tow- IiOT TWO—Consists of the much wanted and now very timely . ■■< - ■
?>V v-... .». -v , yard-wide Pongee Silk, in black, Alice blue, lavender, old rose and "Mltic Oire" Rompers, in
els, with red border; al- natural color; the regula rprice is 7Ec yard. ~ i|O_ i«; Rtvl( ,, To- . n
way. 10c each.. VR U Tomorrow, choice .... .".-i . A6C morrow specltl. .. 48 C
Tomorrow ....;-.. U4l» ■ . ' —Main Floor.
?.*^>- —Main Floor. \^^ M^^M^^^fl^^^-^^^^___ am ~ mmamat J —Second Floor.
Flags for Decoration Day I ■ . 1
A IQcg A \#E vvv VI Clllvll MJ Vkv -L - ■" '*"]
... - O _ .... ™" . J .-;• ••■•'
. "LEST WE FORGET"— new shipment of standard U. S. FvAI*V IWI nth prft' Attontintl
" Flags has been unpacked and is now ready for all loyal Ta- *■»«■ JT IWVUIUIB 4*ll Id I HIM I
comans. * * -. .-.. .." . . * . 8 courteously called to the wonderful progress made by our
x __ ,-■-, ■ „„ . ■'■■•■ . ' . ■ ■■_■■ .„ „, Boys' Department in the past few weeks. YOUR BOY BE-
IiOT —12i8-lnch size; U. S. FLAG, 4x6-FOOT COMES OUR BOY when he enters this department and no
soft finished cotton, mount- SlZE—Double sewed, seams, stone Is left unturned to give 'him clothes satisfaction at the
, ' heavy bound ends and eyelet right price , •
header' ***"' 5C 'S°n & P°le' °Ur#i2? C" ' CHOOSE FROM THREE LOTS
head staff, for .UO orajon Day .. ■ •. QO IjOT O NE—Consists of an assortment of patterns <M Q Q
12-inch Flag* II). special *tjL'' '„'''' JOU in junior styles, at T .......... .:-.....;... ....$1.30
for .......... IU U ALL WOOL U. S. FLAG— ix>T TWOlncludes Russian, sailor and Knickerbocker style
24xiR inoh ci«« a w » 4x6 feet; stars sewed on suits, in worsted, tweeds i "• *Q Cfl
.24x15-lnch Flags lEg both BtdG)l . all fast color*; and casslmeres; at ........ ... r. .•.....;. ..SO.OU
.............. "."Y. ; for pole use. 0»n QO LOT THREE—lncludes an assortment of tweeds and cassi-
IX>T TWO—A 40x28-inch -~ Special t?£iJU meres in brown, tan and «ray, in the KnlckerbocTcer style.
Flae mounted on the very " Every Patriotic American with TWO PAIRS OF PANTS - « fin
Flag, mounted on the very wm I)ls| ,, ajr . tTh<j Flag » AND A CAP TO MATCH ........;.......-..... ..sD.Clll
military-looking f) C _ Thursday. Baseball and Bat or a Catcher's Mitt Free With Every Suit.
spearhead staff; at .Xdb —Main Floor. - -. ■ ~ _ —Main Floor.r,'
--■ •■--■■• . -- • ~ >- -—. ■--..- —■■ . v■ » ■■:.-•.•-■-.• ' . ■ ■ ■•■• * ■■- ■,•
Big Sample Line of Women's a^™ll^^^™"^ Extra Values in Women's ;:
. White Waists, Half Price. A ; Spicy Batch of . Underwear and Hosiery
df3£s± H«oo P f«;r tll<r Bargains From the Th, '*■*»« 50c Wor - JjSfe^
*\ ''■'* »i&sg9RFxw **Tho Wtoro "" """": ' ''' ' ■■'—-» •■ ■ en's Knit Union Suits,
Mupf/* /fnk That Saves Wage Earners Market ' low neck no sleeves, and iWfe^B\^P
27^C «^V Fo" heleße^ - Cocoanut - Extra c JA^M
j'CfsS^ Tfrik *JLn"<f-> morrow you'll long, shredded cocoa- ICa
i4£tf323&SnE&.iSi«iA «nd a mighty nut- the '"C Boys' Dalbriggan Shirta IHI///4I
/^Mf^BrT^tSSS array of snow Kvaporatcd IVache. — Fine and Drawerß> sizes 24 to #^«/I|b
:Jlißw generally pay - ss:r^-,s Women's summer weight w'^lf'TrirHß EEmI
' OEt Va&ftßJfHft gIII Generally nay • "petltes." "■■;"" 0C« Women's summer weight*ll ( T-J|^^M
TBfjWfiM Mr I They are All" 5 lbs. for .. i ...... *-3« shirts, with high neck •
""--t »BrSMt2sc •--«° r- "ins- 25cl|i|i||
'"iV /MHPgl^Ci^r style o^'^iain Seeded Raisin's—The ■-. best;• 16c Pair Women's .. fast . Hll™l\\lS
lawn WafstTtrimmed with" colored embroid- "Blue Ribbon, 1 OC ack cotton Hose, with »|U\\*f \UM|)W '
err, In the low neck, short sleeve stylo. It's 3 pkgs for .^. COl, whUe feet d d . elag ' ' \\\Vi ■■;
a trim collection- worth looking at, anyway. Loo? Kulnlns— fine.. - .. • -.-,- .;...?..., n ;»-,--;% VWWII iil- v-
THE PRICE IS CUT IN TWO. QO- ■ crop of Muscatels, OC for tops, IUC \l\ |H •
CHOICE AT DOC 4 lbs. for (CUC »or IWO 11 ■
. ' "-—~—~————-——— 35c Women's Lace Hose, HlS'ilM
I «ft WHITE LINGERIE WAISTS FOR $2.«» Try "The Pride of Erin!" In boot or allover lace, I||l|^V':
Only 7 doeen In this lot—a gathering of That s our coffee and we strong soles; lO A ■' ifllHlK^i
beauties that are elegant In their slmpllc- clalm It^ q "aU the. 4°C ' ,'or-'.: r.'. .. .'V...:, IOU , *.llli|iwlp
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