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Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1912. -
I WODROW WILSON ON THE TARIFF AS A I
] PROTECTOR OFIVbRKINGMEN;
Jo::■•■'. ' ■■■■o: :■•■'. By Oliver P. Newman. ; '^L
• 1 —— ■ 0
■'C». « This is the second of a series' of articles by Oliver P.
*.». Newman, special correspondent of this newspaper, who has *
x- been with Gov. Wilson every day since his nomination at V
. « Baltimore, and who has had exceptional opportunities to •
study the democratic -candidate. ■ ~ - ~~ .
EA GIRT, N. J., Oct. 28.-^Many extreme tariff re
visionists were disappointed in Woodrow Wilson's
tariff utterances in his speech of acceptance. They
though he was not specific enough in his declara
tion for downward revision.
As a matter of fact, he was specifically radi
cal in theme, but hiß language waa moderate.
Since then he has made his position on the tariff
so clear that no one who has been constantly with
him, who has heard all his speeches and talked
with him every day, as I have, can hold any doubt
that the democratic candidate for president Is
radical enough to suit the most extreme downward
revisionists.
This is what the governor himself says:
"The tariff must be revised downward, imme
diately and unhesitatingly. I do not believe In
attempting to revise all the schedules at once, be
cause that Inevitably causes log-rolling. Neither
"■ -• • • . do I believe In attempting to revise the tariff by a
program of steps downward—a certain percentage of reduction each
year or two years. That sort of thing Is bound to fail. No congress
can bind the succeeding congresses. I favor taking up each schedule
or group of related schedules separately, in such order as our Infor
mation permits and the interests of the peopls demand, fixing these
./oinpoipg j&motns (In 3ujmn ueio puu 'ego) }q3no jCeqi ejeqM sann.P
Gov. Wilson's position on the meat and woolen tariffs shows
With explicitness just what can be expected of him.
■' "All Americans are interested in the price of meat," he says."
"We have a heavy tariff on meat and our prices have gone up 30 to
40 "per cent within ten y«ara. During this same period the price of
meat in London has etbod absolutely still. •'
"England is not big enough to produce the meat she consumes.
She has to get It from .North America, from South , America and
South Africa. And in spite of that she buys American meat in Lon
don 30 or 40 per cent cheaper than we buy it here. Don't you
think somebody has been\puttlng something over on us?
"V.* "One of the mpat protected Industries In this country," he de
clares, "Is the wodlen Industry, and yet those poor people in Law
rence get on an average $8 a week. A man cannot support himself
very well, much less himself and family, on $8 a week. Will any
one with braina in his head hereafter stand still and allow an advo
cate of Schedule X, which contains the woolen schedule, to tell him
that the American workingman is benefited by the protective tariff?
The American workingman' is taken care of by nobody but himself,
and nobody else has ever taken care of him. Those who want to
take care of him want to do it in order that they can do. with him
whatever suits their own fancy.
' t "The American workingman never got anything that he did not,
by organized effort, go and take for himself." f*
■ <-. Newman will discuss Woodrow Wilson's belief in la
, - .bor in his next article. . • ' .-,'
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Tacoma Times premium, phone
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A Clearance Sale
-' • ; =OF
Electric Fixtures
■ '£f2 - : •■' ;; ;-_ • :-'■•■. ,
In order to clear our stock to make room for new goods
on the way, and for a large stock of holiday goods, we offer 4
some very marked reductions in all our Fixtures, Porta- ■
bles, Andirons, Fire Screens, etc., for this week only. These
are not old goods, but fixtures that command the, best prices »
at all times. - ' ' fr 
"lf you arc furnishing a house, or need new set of fix- ■«
tures or a few odd pieces, this is an opportunity for. a very
material saving on high class goods. We* quote a few. prices
that give you an idea of the values that will prevail for the
week: i ..' •»? . ,r
!i. 3.00 Fixtures .... $ 2.00 . $20.00 Fixtures .. r. $15.00
II 4.00 Fixtures .... .-$ 3.00 $25.00 Fixtures . $13.75
.I i 5.00 Fixtures •:....$ 3.75 $35.00 Fixtures ..... $26.25
i! 7.50 Fixtures $ 5.75 $50.00 Fixtures $37.50
i 110.00 Fixtures '..... $ 7.50- >1 $75.00 Fixtures ...:. $56.25
115.00 Fixtures $11.25 - $100.00 Fixtures ... $75.00 ,
-f 14, to V 2 off on our very extensive and handsome line of
Portables; . ■'- * - ,^ ;; ;,- ; ,
; ;^^4 to V off on Andironsand Fire Screens. *' " 5-
I SPECIAL ELECTRIC IRON OFFER . I
Six-pound Electric Iron, guaranteed for X d»Q (\(\ .
10 years, during this week ;....v:;;. -,-':'I .. !:'•r*f*V:V.
.. All goods will be sold for cash and under ; our "Ifon- "
clad guarantee of satisfaction." The earliest to come j. get >
the' best selections. :* . ■;,'.'{,'■ '•.-•■.•"'-, "■
The
Andrus-Cushing Co.
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CAMPAIGN ON
D ST. SHACKS
Building Inspector Scott Sny
der reported to the council this
morning that the old sharks com
plainnd. of on" South D street were
condemned two years ago. He Is
now going after the owners to
have them toon down. Judge
-Stiles told the council the city
could tear down any building
which had become a menace to
life.
"I'd like to put a gang of men
to work and keep them at it two
years tearing down old shacks,"
said Mills.
CAN'T DO IT
EH P. Morton, yrogreseivr. can
didate, for the-legislature in the 1
3Cth district,, wrote the council
this morning asking that the ord
nance prohibiting candidate's
cards on telephone poles be re
pealed or amended. He thought
It a. great education to have cam
paign cards on the poles. Council
denied the motion. £ . ', •■
COULDN'T COLLECT
Elizabeth V. Belles asked tM
rouiw.il tor $2,000 damages this
morning because she fell down on
the municipal dook floor and hurt
herself. She did not get the
money. i>li<- just simply slipped
and went down.
His First Big Game
f ' * ' ■ — i ■■ —.
THE TACO3HA TIMES.
fiddling up isn't so easy after
says This very young fiddlish
Miss Catherine Srlmlt/., who thinks Itcing nn actress Isn't quit - the i\-isiest .fob in the world, and
her two violin girls. From left * > right: Miss Adrllo Allmn, Miss Schultz and Miss I l-.i Weins.
<S> . THEATKICAIi. ' ' <S>
<S> ■ /* i •—| —U« . <S>
<$> Tacoraa — Next Saturday <S>
•§ night, "The Chocolate Sol- '.«►
<§> " dier." „ . v. «>
<?> Empress— "La Dance au.<s>
<t>>. Violins," leading attrac- <$>
♦ • tive raudeville bill, afttr- <$>
<s> noon and evening, this <S>
4> , week. '•- <?>
<?> Pantages — Ned Wayburn'a <$>
<$> Minstrels and other vau- <!>.
<J> deville, all this week. . <$*
<$> . *
Twenty minutes' work, 'three
times a day, and nothing to do
the rest of the twenty-four hours
but lie around and be beautiful.
' You've thought of it v thousand
times, now haven't you? Where?
At the vaudeville show, of course.
And by way of a mental cont
parison of your own hard lot and
your day's routine of irksome du
ties with the apparent idle ease
of the actress, you've sighed a
great sigh and wished yourself,
The Gadder Is
On the Job
Travelers Don't Fear Strange
Dishps.,Stuart's Dysiicpsin Tab
. lets Kniible the Stomach to
Stand Anything,
A Box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tal>
; lets Is Your Best Traveling
Companion.
"Railroads tell you about the
wonders of Nature along their
lines; hotels describe their mod
ern accommodations; but they
nevei" fail to ring in their 'cui
sine unexcelled/ The- wise trav
eler knows he is taking 'pot'
luck when he leaves home, hence
a box of Stuart's D*yspepsla Tab
lets is quite as essential as many
of the other traveling requisites."
Thus commented a philosophi
cal traveling man, speaking of
hotel life, restaurants, grills and
Junction lunch counters. "Tli«t
agitations in this world,"' he con
tinued, "are the result of one sft
of men trying to compel the ott
er set to think a/rod act agalnfct
their own inclinations. It is tne
same in religion, poliUcs, and
eats. I have learned from expe
rience to eat what they serve; to
forget the food experts, read the
I current news and jokes and leave
the stomach to the best expert in
the world—Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets."
And Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
actually do the work assigned
them. They relieve weak and
overburdened stomachs of a great
portion of digestive action. Their
component parts assist the digest
ive fluids and secretions of the
stomach and they simply take up
the grind and carry on the work
just the same as*a good, strong,
healthy stomach would do It.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are,
for'sale by all druggists at ,60
cents a bpx, and they are the one
article that the druggist does not
try to sell something In the place
of it tlhat's "just as good." The4r
unqualified merit and success and
the universal demand for them
has placed them withla the reach
of everyone.
a inousand times, out ot the wotKI
of care and in her dainty bajle't
slippers. Eh?
One hour a day of work! Eight,
say, of sleep, and the other fif
teen to do as you like. Well, It
must be admitted, that very na
turally must appeal.
Hut doing what you like during
those blessed fifteen hours of idle
ness, the actress herself will tell
you, is generally liking what you
do, and to be more explicit, liking
it liecause you must.
At the Empress Is Miss Cath
erine Schultz, the wholesome and
charming girl manager of the
headlyiner, "I>a Dance Au Vio
lins." She's just the sort to luring
•bout those sighs of regret that
you are not an actress, too, When
you see her on the stage. In the
wings or on the street Miss
Scliultz is an attractive, sweet
tempered, calculating young worn
,uu.
Miss Sfhultz dispels all those
ethereal delusions about the stage
in the twinkling of an eye and
in just two words, "It's hard."
JLIjSHYS £r^HAMWS
V&ffilA^h — mm Wb ■---"■
\ „ M i——^w^——:i —i
Nearly a thousand post cards
Sddreaaed to different .persons and
received at points wiely scattered
almost cost James Berry his free
dom yesterday. The police found
the cards. made Berry ex
plain, thinking the names his
aliases. He said he was formerly
in the navy and had a hobby of
post card collecting. His ship
mates had given him the cards,
he said. He was released.
J. Harold Roscow says today
he will invite comparison with
other unfortunate individuals for
the honorary place ;of unluckicst
man.
He's bad some experience.
Monday night he was in the
street car wreck at X Btreet and
Sixlth avenue. ,- .'
He was buffeted" about inside
the car as it rojled down the hill
JEfe./ sale :'J
• j^'J Extraordinary
/WK^\ ' For Thursday
JUS - SELLING
*\_—^« Izsc/ "^ Suits in navy blue serges, ehev
' yS* "^ ■ v lots, also -brown cheviots and *
/ / '• \ • tweeds, also a few mannish wor
" ' ff I ' \ »teds; regular value - $19.50,
! // I -.V $22.50 to $25.00.. ff-IQ 'Kfl"
I h>* \ Thursday special .... y I Civil
;'L.. 75 Suits In navy blue serge, chev
i I '|«-'* tots, tweed and mannish worsteds;
M \ . *Z values up to $24.75. CIQ 7C
I -' Thursday Bpecial.... ylwi I v
1 I OOATB AT $18.50 „
nl ' \ " I ' 60 odd Coats In tweeds, serges,
\\\ \ „1 . ■;: diagonals, also shaggy worsteds,
VElfa I "' values up to $23.50. d» Q r/\
lip's I ',♦' Thursday special ... «J)lO.0U
l\ ' / Women's & Misses'
»> Al i 'Cm*. 1 Sample Coat & ■•:«
.^^'B^tS^iSi^i Suit shop ,t
; 6OU- 10-1 1-12 ; Fidelity Bid*. v> T \*»;; "Vlt J. Quick, Prop.
Take K(i>vnlf>r to Sth Floor.
Liook at her and you 11 say sne
haen't a trouble in the world, and
as for having lots of time to bo
beautiful, there's ,prlma facia evi
dence enough to convince you of
that.
There are ten.people In the cast
of "I>a Dance An Violins." Part
of them speak English, part Ger
man and two of them French.
And Miss S< hull/, la nnstt<:i. of
these three tongues. She has to
be.
"One of our girls just quit the
company," said Mise Schultz.
"We had words. She didn't like
the idea of five performances a
day, which wo have to endure
sometimes in other cities, so she
quit.
"Well, it takes a lot of pa
tience replacing an actress with
another who is unfamiliar with
the part. That's rnoro worry,
but I had a very dear girl to deal
with this time and I rather en
joyed her. She's In the act now.
"So there you are. Easy?
Well, it looks easy, perhaps, but
try it."
and when it finally brought up
'was punched in the ribs with a
beam.
He took a check for $75 as
damages for his injuries.
Yesterday he strolled into a
cigar store at 13th and Pacific to
get a smoke and cash the check.
John McKay looked over his
shoulder and told him the check
was without value. Roscow
thought McKay was trying to take
the check away from him and a
fight ensued.
Roscow blocked a vicious punch
with his nose.
Two cops camo along and took
both men to the station.
The only piece of good fortune
that oefell Roscow during the
whole series of misadventures
came when the charge against him
was dropped in police court.
FIRE APPARATUS
. Commissioner Mills will buy a
$11,000 gasoline propelled fire
engine and will buy a gasoline
tractor to replace the horses on
one of the old engines in Tacoma
after the first of the year. Bids
will be called at once, but tile
commissioner has already decided
what he 1b going to buy.
DUELLISTS DIE
( llj l iiiii-d Press l.fjivcd Wire.)
BASLE, Switzerland, Oct. 23.
—A' duel was fought in the lead
ing restaurant here as a result
of the eloi>ement of the pretty
young wife of a middle-aged
German merchant named Spelßer.
Speiser tracked his wife and a
neighbor, her lover, from Prled-
Ingen to Basle to a restaurant,
and after a fusillade of shots both
men fell dead. Mrs. Speiser was
mortally wounded.
Drives Out
CATARRH
No more Blowing, Snuf
fling or Morning Hawk
ing to Dislodge Mucus,
When You Breathe Germ
Destroying HYOMEI.
HYOMEI (pronounce It High-o
nie) is glfkraateed to end the mis
ery of catarrh or money back.
Breathe it, destroy the catarrh
germs, and soon hawking and
muffling will cease.
Breathe it and crusts will no
longer form i.n the nose; muciiH
will uot lodge in th<> throat; all
inflammation will leave the mem-
brane of the nose anil throat and
your head will feel clear and
fine.
Breathe it for coughs, eotfla and
sore throatr Its Roothing. healing,
antiseptic action is bettor than all
the stomach dosing remedies In
creation.
Complete ontflt which includes
Inhaler and bottle of HTOMBI,
$1.00. Extra bottles of HYOMIOI
50 cents at Crown Drug Co. and
druggist! everywhere.
To break up cold in hoad or
client overnight or to nioro quick
ly conquer ■tubborfl catarrh, pour
a scant teaspoonful of HYOMKI
Into a bowl of boiling water,
cover head and bowl with towel
and breatlie the vapor for several
minutes before going to bed.
s.vnun.w nkiiit, o«t. uo
Return of.the Popular Idol
"THE CHOCOLATE KOMHKII"
Produced with tho full strength
of the
WHITXKV OPERA CO.
Including Special Opera Orchestra
—CURTAIN' AT 8:15—
Prices ."»0c to »2. Seat Sale Friday.
Another Big Bill
XKI> WAYItIKX-S
MINSTREL MISSES
POUR otiikk HKJ ACTS
"prln~cess~theater"
Main 77G0.
Tins WEEK
"THE THIEF"
PRIORI —2Oo, «Oe, 50c.
Uargiiin Miitineo Wednesday and
S:itiii'd;i.v —lOc and 23c.
GEORGE P. FISHBURNE
ll.nn>. mil.- ( iinilldnte for ir..«. cv 11 n X Allnrnrr .
Submits the following an Ills Blattontt:
Thin aliovr all otlierai 1 will •ufurcc tho law. If you do not like
the law, repeal it.
First —My entire tlmo and attention will be devoted to the duties
of the office to the exclusion of all outside hunlniKS —a requirement
exacted of attorneys* worWriff for any larK° buslnecs organization.
Second —I will employ only thr*e assistants Instead of five. A
Prosecuting Attorney, with three assistants who are always on the
Job, can trnnaact the business of the office*
Third—My deputies will be chosen because of their ability, hon
esty and efficiency, ntnl not on account of their politics.
I am a graduate In law of the University of Virginia. I have
practiced law In all the courts of Washington for seven years: two
years associated with Judge O. O. Kills mid Hon. John £>. Fletcher.
I am now associated with A. 11. Denm.in. As to my ability, I refer
you to the Judßis and otlier lawyers of Pierce County.
You choose your lawyer, not on account of his politics, but on ac
count of his honesty, ability and efficiency. Give your county tho
same clmnce. - .. _
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Kxtracting .../.. * BOc
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Porcelain Growne 93.50 and $5
Bridge Work 95
Plutlnae Fillings . . .'..... .91