The Tacoma times. [volume], February 07, 1913, Page 7, Image 7

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Friday, Feb. 7,1913.
GUNBOAT SENT
JO MEXICAN
WATERS
(Hy United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN DIEGO, Feb. —The
gunboat Annapolis, under orders
from Washington, sailed today
for Guaymas, Mex., presumably
to protect American interests
from rebels. The warship had
been held in readiness for sev
eral days. Upon the receipt of
the orders late last night they
were read from the stages of all
the theaters and the sailors
rounded up.
EXPECTS A CALL
Rev. Murdock McLeod, pastor
of the First Presbyterian cnurch,
arrived In Harrlsburg, Pa., today
ftnd will occupy the pulpit of the
big church there Sunday and the
Sunday following. It is expected
he will receive a call to the pas
► torate.
Trainmen Battle
With Six Hoboes
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal., Feb.
7. —Six tramps are In the town
jail today at Daggett, while of
ficers are attempting to round up
another dozen of a squad that re
fused to leave a Salt Lake over
land train and forced a ride to
Daggett after a desperate battle
with the trainmen.
Joe Ettor refuses to say wheth
er or not he will go back to Bos
ton and lead a strike of work
men there in the near future as
reported.
REAL ESTATE
liv.- acres, all fenced, fruit trees,
liouse, barn, good well water, all
for $«f>o. Make me an offer for
cash. Main 3935, leave your address.
~ FOR SAl.i:
Choice wlieat lands and farms,
$12 to $25 per acre, Milwaukee line.
Will be In town few days. See me
lit 309 Bernlce Bldj?. or address X
K. Christie. Low Clap, Wash.
►s<' 1 [OOL SECTION 36
l-'or sale, fine building site, 6 lots,
seeded In clover, facing proposed
car line. For quick -sain $1200.
~ Address owner, 1222 No. Wash
ington ay.
40 a.-ri's choice Irrigated land in
central Oregon, perfect water right.
Price $1800. Will trade for Taco
ma property and pay cash differ
ence. Main Wl9.
B-room bungalow, furnished, $1.
--2f»D. small payment, balance like
rent. Will trado for acreage or
•waterfront lots. tiUO:! So. C.
Two lots. So. 44th and Hosmer,
$100 net; no Inounibrance. Ad
dress P. O. Hox 1017, City.
SOME CLASS TO PARCEL POST WAGON
Iteiiin's First Isleitrie Parcel Post Delivery Wagon. The Door
Is In Front, Bosltle the Chauffeur's Heat.
Last Call for
Free Pianolas
Quickest Action Necessary Now in Order to Secure
One of the Remaining Rare Values at Eilers—
Will Positively End Tomorrow.
The Itcniaiiiing Pianolas Go Free to First Callers. Six Fine, High
est-Grade Sample Pianos Now Marked Half Price. Select an
11i^i imiiin-lit Now and Pay Next Month, if You Choose.
This is positively the last call.
And we say to you in all sincerity
that even though you may not be
quite ready to buy—even though
you may feel that you cannot
spare the money Just now, it will
pay 'you handsomely to come in
at the earliest moment.
If you want a fine upright pi
ano you can get one now-—superb
sample pianos at exactly half
price. If you have a piano and
want a fine pianola we will give
you one abso)utely free, the only
requirement being, that you agree
to purchase four music rolls each
month for a year. Since the first
announcement many homes have
taken alvantage of this extraor
dinary offer of free pianolas. This
to your last opportunity—posi
tively.
IIII:SK ARE HALF PRICE
71 We will include today a half
dozen highest grade strictly brand
Qrnnp ; THE CUB /
*j\*Kj\jjr REPORTER ,
TURK RULER
PROCLAIMS
HO LV WAR
(By I'uifffl Press Leased Wire.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 7. —
After a meeting of the committee
of national defense here this aft
ornoon it was stated that Sheik-
Ul-lslam had proclaimed a holy
war throughout the Moslem
world. If this is true, it will aid
the Turks in their Balkan strug
gle and will make every Moham
medan a possible soldier in the
struggle of the crescent against
the cross.
BRIDES WIN OUT
Sixteen little Japanese brldes
to-bp who canie over to taire hus
bands hero were overjoyed at
word from Washington yesterday
that they need not be deported
but may take treatment and be
cared of hookworm here and tben
be allowed to marry their lovers.
REPORT HEAVY
SEAS ON STRAIT
(Hy United lVess Leased Wire.)
TAIOUSH ISLAND, via Wire
less to Seattle. —Heavy seas are
running at the mouth of the
Straits today, as the result of a
sixty-mile gale, which hast been
blowing from the east since 8
o'clock Thursday. The thermom
eter is down to 86.
new and very latest upright pi
anos—sample instruments. These
will go at exactly half price,up
on terms of payment of $8 month
ly, for the plainer styles and only
$10 monthly for the largest and
fanciest orchestral upright grands.
PAY NEXT MONTH
If you are not prepared to
make the customary payment to
day, come in and arrangements
will be made to begin payments
next month if you desire. In our
anxiety to close out all the odds
and ends we will make any terms
that are at all within reason. If
you want to get the piano buy
ing proposition of a life time as
regards downright catting, yes,
slaughtering of price, if you
please, and extremely easy terms
of payment besides, we urge you
to be on hand early. Eilers Music
House, Temple of Music, 943-5
South C street, |
SAY, SCOOP, TAKE THE LADY
FOR A STREET CAR RIDE I
HIGHER UP
IN DANGER
(By United I'r.ss lioased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 7. —Arrest
of a New York police Inspector Is
expected today as the result of
the confession of Police Captain
Thomas Walsh that he divided be
tween $25,000 and J50.000 graft
money with this official. Walsh
is near death as the result of the
effect of the graft disclosures on
his weakened heart.
| DEFENDER OF LABOR ON TRIAL AGAIN FOR BRIBERY I
After having been acquitted on one charge, the bribery of Geo. N. Lockwood, a puror in the MeN aiiiaiV trial, the first bribery cuse
presumably being the stronger, Clarence Harrow, labor attorney, is again on trial in Los Angeles, Cal., fur the MUM alleged offense,
only Hii- time he is charged with trying to buy Uobert I . Bain, another juror in the same trial.
The accompanying picture is that of Hie jury selected to decide whether Harrow Is Innocent or guilty.
Front row, left to right—X. H. Hughes, H. I, Robinson, David Dunn, Frank M. Sanderson, Sylvester Grunt and Fred S. T'ettingiil.
Hack row, left to right—Silas Setchell, Walter F. Arms, Geo. C. Hempel, J. T. Huffran, Win. H. Kiirnest, Kyron K. Street and It.
A. Burner.
DISCUSS NEW
LEGISLATION
Proposed dental legislation,
particularly a reciprocity agree
ment which would allow dentists
who had passed the state examin
ation here to practice in other
states without being examined
there and vice versa, was discuss
ed at the monthly meeting and
banquet of the Pierce County
Dental association at the Tacoma
hotel last night. Seven new mem
bers were admitted, as follows:
Dr. A. G. Hicks, Dr. C. O. Terry,
Dr. E. Brewitt, Dr. C. E. Wilbur,
Dr. P. Halleck of Tacoma; Dr.
Sam Turner of Wilkeson, and Dr.
Ralph Fleehart of Buckley.
TAFT AND FISHER
FAVOR PARK
Congressman Warburton wires
that both President Taft and Sec
retary Fisher will recommend an
appropriation of $175,000 for tn e
completion of the Mt. Tacoma
road and laying out new roads in
the national park surrounding n.
URGES PENSION
Loula J. Muschek urged the
mothers' pension, the eight hour
day for women and a minimum
wage of $1.25 a day for females
before the Parent-Teacher asso
ciation of Edison school yesterday
afternoon*.
He also urged compulsory In
surance for married men to pro
tect the homes.
Fine For p afar Z"
Catarrh remedies come
Tf^Sr^lfmWh anc go. but Booth's
WmJmr^l HYOMEI breathed as di
jP^ffi/S^A rected continues to quickly
fWjYi) i i_i I _tjTEI relieve and permanently
|A|^OU cure the most chronic and obst).
c«MJn^Tf~isWo»' nate cases as it has done for years-
Allc-w* A fJ Keep an outt wlth you at all
1 / times. It Is nature's own remedy
; V^tPpfpSfff^^ "^ffi rom the Eucalyptus forests of
CTrvjBHWr^JT f Australia. Just breathe it, no
■ ?/ ° fcpHjV» (a tomach dosing. ; V
if'* ITb« A V* I**1 ** ' * Complete outflt $1.00. Extra botttas,
- S?*f M?. , 6 . ''■ • ; v later nwded. 50 cent*. Af »ll drug. "
s!«^«y f r-5,(« < |sl»- M»II crd.r. filled, charge* pre-
VJ~^i^|Ui!il&^ paid, by Booth 1* Hyomel Company.
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>$> -NORTH YAKIMA, Wash., Feb. 7.—Aroused by a display *
<s> of corsets mounted on voluptuous female forms carved out <»
<?> of wood, Itev. W. H. Selleck, pastor of the First Methodist ■$>
<» church of thiß city, complained to Mayor Splawn. <5>
$> His honor after examining the display, called on the doc- <?•
4 tor and said he saw no cause for complaint. -s>
*> "I am surprised at you," expostulated the city executive. <*>
*> "You ought not to let a mere wooden form excite you so." <S>
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» POUGHKEEPSIE, N. V., Feb. 7.— Plunging in after five <»
♦ Vassar college girls whose sled had broken through the ice on <S>
*> New lake here, Miss Phoebe Briggs of Sacramento, Cal., man- <$>
■•• aged to sustain the heads of two of the girls above water until <S>
•j> rescued. Miss Elizabeth Mylod of Poughkeopsie, another <$> \
■•■• member of the party, was drowned. <j> '
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WOULD GIVE GOVERNOR
POWER TO REMOVE JUDGE:
OLYMPIA, Feb. 7.—The bench,
which escaped the possibility of
recall by the defeat of the judicial
recall in the house, is not to be
entirely free from public attack,
if Representative Charles L.
cm.i mli. i-liiin can help it and he
has introduced a bill in place of
the recall to empower tne gover
nor tQ remove any Judge in the
(state.
By the terms of the bill if any
judge is unsatisfactory complaint
may he made to the governor. A
SEEK FEDERAL AID
The city council yesterday
adopted a resolution asking Uncle
Sam to help keep the watershed
on Green river clean. The gov
ernment was memorialized to
stop issuing permits for any
grazing of sheep or cattle on the
watershed in the forest reserve.
JOHnITmUST^
NEED THE COIN
LIMA, 0., Feb. 7.—Ohio, In
diana and Illinois oils rose three
cents a barrel today to the highest
price recorded since the opening
of the oil fields in this territory.
THIT^ACOMA TIMES
public hearing will be had, both
sides will be given a rnance to
be fully heard and the governor
will then decide and his decision
will be final.
Other new bills In Mie house
yesterday was for the use of vot
ing machines and oue maUlng It
a misdeuieanar to assume a name
other than the right one of the
possessor.
FIRST PICTURE OF NEW PRESIDENT
i
OFFICIAL riiOTOtiltAril OF RAYMOND POINCA.KE.
- By "HOP"
Examine Roekey
On an Island
(Ity Inilcil I'rews ItMMfl Wire.)
BKUNSWICK, Ga., Feb. 7.—
Examination of William Rocke
feller, Standard Oil magnate, at
Jekyl ißland, 12 miles out in the
Atlantic ocean from here, by
Chairman Pujo of the houue
money committee and Samuel I'n
termyer, attorney for the com
mittee, waa scheduled to begin at
noon today.
BANKER STARTS
HIS SENTENCE
(By Vniteil I'ress Leased Wire.)
BELLI NUH AM, Feb. 7.— W. E.
Bchricictr, convicted LaConner
banker, was taken from thi> Wluif
coni county jail here ana confined
in the Sl;agit county at Mount
Vernon Thursday night. He will
be taken to Walla Walla to begin
serving his sentence of rrom one
to five years when a guard from
the penitentiary arrives eltiier to
day or Saturday. Mrs. Sciulcker
remained in Bellinghani, unere
slip is under subpoena in the Se
nttle bank cons])iracy case,
PLAN BIG TOWER
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7. —
Overtopping the famous Eiffel
tower in Paris by nearly 100 feet
a like structure, to be the tallest
ever raised by man, la being
planned by the Panama Pacific
exposition today.
SALLOW, BILIOUS, HEADACHY,
TONGUE COATED? CASCARETS
m __ m
Furred Tongu«, Bad Taste, Indigestion, Sallow Skin and Mis-;
craDle Headaches come from a torpid liver and clogged, constipated
bowels, which cause your stomach to become filled with undigested',
rood^ which sourß and ferments like garbage In a swill barrel.
That s the first step to untold misery—foul gases, bad breath, yel- »•
low skin, mental fears, everything that is horrible and nauseating.
A Casearet tonight will straighen you out by morning—a 10-cent
box from your drxiist will keep your Liver tctlre, BoweU cleaa
and regular; Stomach sweet. Head clear, and make you feel bully
for months. Don't forget the children. '
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IV (jClltSo Ne»er rrlp* or slcfcsah
fCASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP. 1
GRAND JURY
INDICTS FIVE
The federal grand jury yester
day indicted EmerEon C. Delding,
Seattle politician, for suborning
a witness in the recent trial of
Sarah Levy and others for false
returns in a bankruptcy case, and
also returned another indictment
against Henry Suwoll, Sam Levy
and Sam Kaufman, partners In
the bankrupt Aberdeen concern,
for conspiracy to defraud in the
bankruptcy.
Joseph Landsberry, known liere
as Hergin deLangvin, was Indict
ed for attempting to get an army
pension under the name of his
father. His brother Ed was re
leaspd as no bill was found
against him.
I.orila Ireno Uimtenlierger, first
wife of Dr. F. \V. llinkenberger,
was not Indicted for opening mall
addiCHSed to Mrs. P. W. RlnUen
berger, which was intended for
wife No. 2. No true bills were
returned against Frank Kambie or
J. Roy Lucas, who were Investi
gated.
Real Estate Transfers
CIS Ilorut'n Ktiapp to JoMphtM
Knapp I. ( to r. ii I I< S to 6
li ii 1, i II 10 Purdy s2 ac sw
& sw se 13-22-le 1
624 Lola B Moss to Mary A
Doyle iiml Vb I, 1 B I! Arilnir
ton Pk b2 iiw nw; si' vi! nw
nw; n2 n2 »w nw; h2 s2 sw
nw; n2 nw bw; W % of n'-i
nw s «cc 28; & cS ne tie »uu
20 tp 22-le
627 Wash Beo Co to Jno C Cur
ran tract in s nw 11-19-2 &
Ij 1 boc 10-10-2 1750
C2S Msirtln Magnusen & \vf to
Ole Walhooil 12 a in uecs 22
& 27 tp 21-le 1
029qc P A G G * I-: .1 Br«M
inuiin Gertrude Yuiiiik — Uer
tha Htoever to ('. I' (' Breaa
mann Ii 11-12 B 10 Baker*. 1
nd LIIH 10 CatliiiH ad .... 10
633qc .Iks McKaught & wf to
Mary H fSrcßory L 32 i-fine
tnry at Roy 10
637qc F .1 Bchroeder to Paulina
Schrocder L .',-i v i Egsera
1 ad HOO
639 J N Aloi-K'nn to Mary Al
Monagle <•',;. l M I. If A tv
l-S i. 56 Mi'lluK'li tract in 4
l»-6 750
Hll'hc Walerla iil.ni.-li i to Vac
lav Volentonovlcli I. 1 i: 5
Wllkcsoii 1
646 Tac Cemerery to Jno V &
Win J IlolniPS w2 L, 18 blk X
sec G Tac cem 90
653 Jno Krlckson to Andrew
Llnderund 1/ i 82 c 2 ne nw 21
--20-4 1
654 tame to same und V-t of c
«'!'.-:■ ft L, 1 to 3 II 43 Smith
& F ad 1
655 Andrew Under to Inlanil
l<i>R'(tln(l Co s2 c 2 »2 ne nw
34-20-4 .: 1
656 Kami- tn same s H6% ft I. 1
to 3 B li Smith & V ail 1
SSTqc 010 Halvcmon & wf to
Andrew Halverson s2 nw se
17-20-le 1
G59 Nels AnilorHon & Wt to T M
Snilth Ij sli 87 Uaki-.s ad .. . . 10
C66qc H A Koffiiiiin to Eva
Hoffman I. 5-6 11 3 Uertelsons
Hiihdlv lilk 26 Ski l-uiul 1 ail.. 1
667 IJ Hunker * wf to O O
Thompson s 45 ft I. 4 It .'i So
Tac Grdns SOO
C 69 (i s Tcrryinan to S A Per
kins i. n; to 21 i: 8 Sixth ay
Uuni? Pk 10
671 Kplirtam Kunqulat to II M
Taylor L I B 3 So Tac (frdn« 10
672 West Coast Grocery Co to
Frank F Martin isr.vioo ft In
s2 sw nw sw 31-21-3 10
C 73 Central Land Co to Dm
Molnes Inv Co L 21 & n2 L 22
B 44 Smith A F ad 10
675 F J Boedefeld & wf to W S
Basslndale 1, 3 to C Millers
Homestead Reserve ad Puy .. 10
CLAIMED HE HAD DROPSY
Somo time ago I had an attack of
grippe wlik-h finally nettled In my
kidneys and bladder. I doctored
with the doctors and they claimed
I had dropsy. I tried other reme
dies and Rot ne relief from any of
them. My condition was Hiieli that
1 was unable to work for about two
months and the annoying symp
toms caused me a great deal of
trouble and patn. I was hardly
able to turn over In bed. Seeing: one
of your Almanacs, I decided to Klve
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot a trial
and after taking several bottles was
able to reaume my work again, I
cannot say too much in praise of
your SwMinp- as the results in
my cane were truly wonderful.
Yours very truly, ■
IIOBERT BALL.ARD. .
Manafield, Pa.
Sworn and ■übacrlbed before me,
this 7th day of May, im. „
RAY C. LOKGBOTHUM,
Notary Public.
' 1 ftlfr . <o '' -/.ML I SJSi£f
Dr. Kilmer * €.'•.-" I
Biiiuiifiiiiiiiii. >r. v.; | ;":-■
Prove ' Wkut H «hm).Rmi will Do
v :,/;r.i ; You. „ ; -:,
"Send .to :'. Dr. Kilmer ;* ft ' Co.
Ulnghamton, N. V., for a sample
bottle. It will convince anyone.
You will alao receive a booklet of
valuable r. Information, x^. telling ' all
about' the • kidneys v. and bladder.
When)' wrltlna; be sure » and men
tion -ti c: Department >•» M.Xji Regular
fifty-cent and > one-dollar f sice bot
tles (or, aale 'at • all ■ drug, stores. SfjC '
PAGE SEVEN.
MANITO CLUB
TO OPPOSE
GRANT
The Manito Park Improvement
club opposes any franchise grant
to the Bell telephone monopoly.
At the meeting of the tint) this;
week a unanimous vote was given
against granting any franchise at
all to the crfhipany. When their
franchise runs out the metuherg
wanted it to Just operate along
without a franchise until the gov
ernment or the <*ity or state got
ready to take the matter up.
"If they have no franchise we
can compel them to fjtvp the ser
vice or quit but if they have a
franchise for a specified lime they
can laugh- at us," said one man
and that was the general opin
ion.
PRETTIEST GIRL
20 YEARS AGO
(lly I'nilcd Ptcw Leased Wire.)
NBW YORK, Felt. 7. —After
she had lie<-n found burned to
(loath, the ashes of Lillian Lor
raine Hollis, the "prettiest woman
in California," 2(1 years ago, are
placed today in a local crematovy.
The cheeks sunken and yellow,
the hair a dull sickly ochre and
the arms emaciated, her body
was found in a little room an
49th street, "chorus girls' row."
.Many stage friends of her golden
days witnessed the simple fu
neral ceremony.
I
Heard
MyMessage?
It's a prepaid
"wireless."
It's the fit O. S.
of style and its
flashes say—
"Heard's Clothes at
$15.00
$20.00
$25.00
are the Aery best
values in Tacoma."
Heed the mes
sage.
Profit by it.
Accept it as an in
vitation to come in
and look over the
new spring stock.
Then you can see
for yourself where
yon get the best
for your money.
Heard
at
11th and Com. Sts.