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March 1916.
Protection for Dives
CHICAGO, March 30.—Two Independent gangs of collectors
of money for "protection" of North Side resorts were disclosed today
after an investigation by the state attorney's office. They involve
neveral saloonkeepers and politicians. The collections of the second
gang discovered are alleged to have been for the benefit of politi
cians who had aided In the fluanclng of the campaign of Mayor Wil
liam 11.. i. Thompson.
Wire-Drag Successful
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 3tt.—The results of the govern
ment's wire-drag operations in Alaska in the protection of shipping,]
have been remarkable, according to a report of coast and geodetic j
Burvey today. The wire-drag has been aide to locate submerged pin- i
nacle rocks, such as caused the wreck of the steamer State of Call- '
t"i iii.i. where all other methods have failed, it is declared.
To Buildl New Mill
A permit for the construction of a new sawmill on the Narrows
at the end of 6th avenue was taken out yesterday by the Clear Kir
J.umber Co., recently Incorporated. When completed, the plant will
employ about 100 men and will have a capacity of 100,000 feet oi'
lumber a day. It will cost $12.'i,(i00. This is the second mill com
pany to take out a building permit In the last two weeks.
don't ronon
BOX OFFICE
THE WILKES STOCK CO. Now on . :x
MOHDM AT TACOMA THKATKIt I>l{|< IS
Saturday Matinee rry%JSs
■ — —— Matinees— l.v an<:
With a Miiyuiii. iiii Production of •••• XiKhl* — ISe,
iirni m -i j> it • !K>c, ,15c and Me.
me Trail or the Lonesome TM»pi»« and have
■piup" your seats reserved
for tlio i >|.fin nt:
K.ainiiiil Keener) and Superb Cast. Main ."01.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of General Municipal Election
ulmen an.l onr Controller for a terma ..f tour Mara each- and "' " <-olil"■" '>eisulu(iun t,.,t,0, l«u the puraoaa »t •l«ctla« two CoiM
\ide.i by Cbartar. '• i ■»-« i^, .ma to nwvi the bullets at said election and mak« return of the \utt-s cast aa pru-
Sald places and persons are as follows:
VTVI No. Lawrence .!?££*.!**■ INSPF.OTOK JrDrSKS
2—No. 25th nnd M'urner. Precinct House ' " "J v ,;v '•■Muster 11. U Brown (liaee Ward
3 Bueininl :f 103 No. Hth, en tor from Warner i *'• ** I'ltby •
4—3201 Nn :tfttli. liaiomcnt I-. M. tietinan A. C. Andtraon Francis Anderson
S—3oll No. L'Ttli, baarmi'iit p n- X*1"" I- B. Mcfiellaiid I>. D. Hnaldar
1 —1930 No. Anilemun W. 11. Nelson Elal« p, Colby J C. Shepliei-d
7 — 1018 No. Fife ' liiiriiH Pue CJeo. Klelilineyer laabelTa S. Heinly
I—llo] No., Proapad bawmnit V."",'. k V" 11"** Bunlc* A. Haflla Jessie l. Crowall
in" r'i I,"' 2 a I>r"!il)Plt' basement, N. K. corner Yaklina »Bd Proipict '.".'.'. T,■ HPJSSf *''?. B," lcll>U11* £. *!• Young
10-241S No. 30th '■ '•■ Bishop C. C. Qammoni Murv C. Kohlnson
31 — llOti No. X (.leorKe H. BUMI ,,Chiltar bwuMl t; F. Lyons
— Kiikliii- Houac No. 13th nnd I. ......I!!! !'£• f' ,V clll<l '"■ «'■ Jackson Mrs. Bmallne Averill
13—(Im-atce. Rear 1415 No. Bth "• '- Mason iHines linncy \V. O. .leffery
14 Hear itlS No. M < CatlieiiiiD ,| Scovell Sarah I'omoiy
ll—lll No. F. (irorery "• l'l"*ll>s Tho*. I>. Hltohcook C. N. Young
16- Ham, Hfiir Ml No. R J. J. liutesiin K. V. Wlntermuto Dora 1.. fhtidwlck
17— Pacific Car Co., No. 2nd and Q.. ,; .■'• '"'''"-edy Jonathan Smith Anna Aslilun
18—817 Division Ili'imi l<. Cai retson .....M. (i. Demon I. P. llovey
19—Drurv Apts. ISO.'! Division !, , Weßk» J. P. ■hknnoa N. s. Prntt
20—Basement. 4011 So. Sheridan !.■ ■ '•'•■enmmi J. J. AnderkOß Hose Jackaon
21—407 So. X I v\ancn stone LI. Wakaflald l\ K. Hubbard
M—4l4 fit. Helani, Karagc .' \,- "'Kelow ]•;. r, Hums Hartioui SlmpKlns
23- --Yulll's PriiK Store. 2nd anil St. Helens "*Wa v 1.1 B* "' •'"•'''kiss Helana Hrttelvch
14—Kaglna Houaa, so. |»d and St. Helens '.". ' ,-'/.'<. - & A i,'"** 1 Mar«»ry 11. staiicup
15—Seamens 1 InatltuU, 312 «th Aye.. t. C. McKenna W. C. Klllott Oscar U. Murk
26—KnKlnc lloiin.'. So. 9th and A "T "a 'ui'T '', ;.'- Mary 1.. Kin-i ling
V, -T«J Markrt st J* A. RleharOaon w . 11. liaiioway L'larlca Ulcmnaon
28-707 Tncoinu Aye , n 'Vi £'.' £ HolßUttM .-Tllllf A. Stalliimn
29—First M. B, Church. Bth and U , V?. r ,3 \ AY, Itosr- .1. I'oyrnn F.tliel M. ThomM
30- «4 So. J. BaaenuVnt ....."...... ii *U YESr 1 Samuel Knlirht Sllnu Brotton
f2— dll .«. Hherldan; nram la rear..........".]" [ \r'"i'c', JV.'°'' c "• *• U Y<)I "'X Mary U Hawk
S3 -Hhit. It.-;i 1- vis So Orant » ■ ,"" X"" • (irace Rutharford
34 1823 so. mil :..:::: & -\> "c, "vr 1, 1! 1 5 012 °""n chruime Tucnar
35 Barn. 1423 Alnswortli mi, t'Y.'i A/..Sinllh Thoa. Hu«lna
If— l*ll fto. U fuel office ;. . V,- •'• yi}S?J ,•: feul" N"'<«'ato Aiki- CarbUnar
37—1804 J *. A. Pellegrini Knrl Pierce J( . sse H. Head
38-110ti So. 11th .■.'. i '!' %•••' Tl""<- JfcOul«aß F. Uerr.ug
38—1002 So X ■" ,V, J- '■»rvi'y (.. U. (ileason £A. Southwood
40—1022 Tacoma Avenue I*, Tlu w "T !',' '". 1, ' J" 1'1 '■BUIII "olhrook
41—Knglne llougo -ILM7SO. I iV, ,\- "1 m* V BtdS! , W- U «•<"-■■
It—Church Hanemont—Hll Yaklina ...'.■. Vc <<•>?„",'. i! Jrinns \,,lso n .leimlo .Icnklna
43-1701 Yaklma u-m ' «• ,7 '.- (i. ""A'.', 111" l<n;< Whitlock
«4) — ITSI Jefferaon ... ,V """"i.''■ w»'»h ti('°- »■ wll'K Rachel Qllaa
45—1554 Market St ..............'... , ','"' V i",",V «'■'" 8!*l r "• R ••"'orenta
46—1308 Market St ?.. i*"!?"., B*," 1"1 \Mn. Perl Saniuol Ili.e
47—1101 .So. E. Samson Hotel ' ......;...*.*.. v V- m v, 1 £?•' S* Wr lusper N. (Jraff
41— 524 So. 9th , .V. , '"' Mill ,rnrner Amanda Johnston
4»-Tamma Hotel Iloli t. C.niloway N. .1. I hiirMon May HaptUt
Bo— Iff* So l"tli , V • ,i,- •'"•ul'Bon O. W. Vaml.-1-herk Frank liloom
Bl Flacher Hotel- irisoii ' pa.Vfi." ■■.■.■■.■.■■.■■■■■■.■"■■.■■ '.'. \ \ SSS?? I 1 4t yilJ?r T- t- Ktlly
82-lonßlne Hoiine— St. Paul Avenue .. . £■ ?* illloj« J. N. Keys .), X Dillon
IS—Milwaukee Hall -Jeffergon and ::ird ........ T, I, 1 S"^'* 1"811 Mao Cjwnnbell Katliryn Lane
.14—2328 .l.ff.rson. Milwaukee Hotel \\ \i llf'»''<-n 1. A. Hunt \V,n. Scully
15- 2023 Pacific. Basement Uh.ln Hotel 1,« mi I 1 -«• ,',f" rllus- A'
S«—2»OS Paclflr .. • Josyi.l, Huvel <i. W. Akllag Lena Mcrklo
IT—Orocery, Kast 29th and I) X AmtS ' \ i '£ 'X l '"'"*' Francis Orten
D 8—404 Raal Mth r> X. n'"''l S. K. (lutrle Kllnor King
r.»- 12UT• PiiMillup. driin store ■ David Mason J. B. Shaw Mnrle Fleming
60-Pollt.h lliill Ba, Mtk and R J*"'^ p 7+ sll('I|o'" '•■ X Filftcl Mary Griffin
•I— *lnd and Portland, Hear Drug Store .......,,.',',' "*« |, "r''V .lames Caddy Ma M. Kdny
62—501 Baal H4th ii; Vv ','',. V V '"• SS_ rliO" Can ie War kershatiser
63—Precinct Hoiine — 3.->th nnd Paclflo V,. 1., i.ililott Jesse I hoivus Annie Clia]iman
14 — Church AnnCK. Division Lana and So p .'. Anton Herens D. I-. D«y Kmlly A. Cramlall
tir, rißOfi Me Klnl.y Avenue 1 ''■'• •lohnson It. < . Hurntnt l.illiun 11. Alllnijton
M—3lll atcKlnlcy Avenue ?,•';,"V s ,',"' r V ''- '"PUff D. K. Orefc'ory
67- Church, :tsth and Baat I ". .'„„ vM'i nS J; ,' S," w J»Ml« B. Carpenter
68 Church, L'o4s Fast Sherman t^ v- ' ■ '; Kiit h.-rlne M. Schmidt .. Mrs. Zaldt* Welyle
l»—KiiKine Houac, llth and McKlnley ;. K. 1.. J erclvnl W. C. H>eaks Mlnnotta Parks
70 3111 Pacific Avenue Jj,"™!" Louise McMillan Florence Fraser
U— 44)4 So. 45th ., '",, rl ™ & II• M'rlKht Gertrude Harwell
72—524 80. r.Bth, Lee's Studio .lohn M.Malion R, F. Marshall .Jennie M. IMcse
73--5:!20 McKinley Aye Jv W. RaamuaaCT Helen \V. Itiiidford Nydla \V. Osborne
74-Scliool House, r,4th and McKlnley '." T V' ,V r rkson Duvld L. (llenn E. H. niulr
7B—M-oodnian s Hall. 704^ Ka. «4th ' ,-, t A r '|OP ;, »-f H. lii-ewer O. (}. u r |ff| n
It—III Ka. S4th John Cußnln«ham ft. P. Han d. m. Knauf
77- lln 11 nt S4th and I'm-lfle J\. b; Iff*** t.reKory V. Kuton Clyde 1). Brill
78—1. O. O. V. Hall. 83rd and Park Ki!2- I'll X 1 S 1 '<ll""'t"" "'• M. Holaday
79--H. B. Office. |«th and Alaska p 1^ «i^m X- !£ H",'"" Minnie L. Ackerman
SO—SIS So. K4tli ,-,,'■ l'", nK A' Ml'»lK Will, T. llastinss
ll—Mil raklma ...... ..'.. R B" JKIP. iIOW 2: Y\. H", M Lni kltchall
ll—<lth and L. Old Precinct Club House '.'.'.'.'.". E V nw!i«* y iV v 1 n \ ll! ll'"ls l{ DapHllaon
il—lsll 80. 41th V r u f n •, W- N ''•••'"■'•■■k liio. A. Keker
M -r,04« So. M g-rocerv . VsJE' m Tm"JlVl })'"]; SfJ?! 1""" A.l.lie Fltzpatrlck
85—4Sth nn.l Yaklma. Woo.TSa, .. 1 .'o m, 1 11^1 7 ' '{■ ' '!'"'"" Wury H. Haraulay
M—Church. So. 41th! Ut Park a,d Yakima ."..........,.::.*:; J T Hone ° T I'vSli v'V.'i Kv""; Pr
87 Hinvina House 43rd and L ii- i, p "• *• ><>« pll Nettle Anderson
89—38111 un.l M—(JVocery ! p,nnkV<'nn"i B'-^- HSI2IS O? ''("'n '"t'H'Kll*
90-772 So. llth V T T wi F 11-nrv McCulre N.llle P. Hu K he«
»] 1 in»; Ccler Si Tt J.-°^ ls,,- • ; Ay m- ' ea<1"rl((l Mellozenn F.lzner
t2-»oo« wiitaon ...........:.::::::::: V:""n,-.,"rL ford 8?"!J oSb*Jsr" ',"" la soi" bb
«•{ ■. r ,o■> so T, .1.1.-. Balicock ]•;. A. Price F. V. Uaiien
14—1711 Yaklma,' roomY '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. w Vi nSiJ^LkW "\" "i? hm,X: ""iniM" *■»•« Mhitaker
95—2101 fl—Basement fiußiSff ■•»...H. ■»'■•"»'■ IM.cMca J. Kasgon
M— CJlttrch. 21st nnd I r\\ n? ... } ,al ? r , "':« Nlike Danaher
«?_'>lol So X Croeerv rS nZU, '' V, V H- ll!irks Margaret Hlllory
*8—2151 So X' 'rOOely U. !'. .Spl.-Kelbri-K .. . .F. A. Scluiupp Haphell White
SS—ljHiso M Vv^ii J? '""!'" A- llfl«r™ Andrew Opsahl
1"-"02 wnkesoni grocery:-.:::;::::::::::::-;::::::::;::;; '&#• itSfiS?* .;""i Jdi?* h l\ ,Htor' l •
101— 31 '4 So Fife--(lrocery P ', 1T ' ()- J- nlll>o Ida Hanowa
rJwSrr^:"™^: ;■•••■■•• ••V/.-v■^v.v■^v•v•vVMSS.L•:::.::::^^:SS-^::::::::E:;Ji,^a a
]07—R401 So. Pun Sound f. PHl P {, Ad'""s r ''l'a '; ronßr' «•!•" O. MoAteo
108 1111 Pimet Sound ... I' JT SSSi k w V^' 1'? 1'"1 Kdllh M.Kflvey
109-5101 Alder J. & '•»••« O. 11. Jliurls Anne Hunt
llj—Und and NM sound Knilne House" '.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.['. i! Wl [[1.. k r rMcuT/son Simeon Ml'w* ?"*» SV",
111—S4th and Proctor, Chnrc-h p;.,,.=. V. , L-. i J- A
111—4 th and Stevens V £? 1 ' ,"'' y R 1 ]< kp''-«te«d llattle 1.e1.0n X
HI—IfOI So. 12th ..Hill. iVt i', 01.;-, H. L. Clarke (i,.,,. Ci Dickmaß
U4—JIO4 S.i. llth R .1. \ an Ituslilrk ....Louis,. Morrison Lena S. Buhh
Jls- 2102 So. llth . " ' BartOW Mrs. Emma "ohl J. W. Kennedy
116-1040 Ferry Hear .* J "• "■ k"i!."' K, ay 2v Ci, KJE ll! y Fnnnle lllen
117—2317 Hth avr. basement M. E. M olfor.l J\. F. Taylor It. J. Forsyth
111 (101 Ith Avenue . i *•• '> nox H- C. Mat lies Barla M. (Jlesey
Jlfl-KiiKlne House, Gth and Pine Uv „ ,l vel!" i ,'- """•k I«la B. I-arkin
lit—loll Prospect, drug-store \V. H. Hoblson K.lKar Hurwell Run B. Hlchardsoß
111" ir.K.So. 1 111. ...... t ',- I™-WS."i"1 ™-WS."i" Vi ft^ 81! I*'! Thomas Smythe.
11l OaraM. rear 14*1 Btli Avenue .V. ift nifhrfrrt S lyS* £' 1!e" "llla w ""»m«
111—1102 Ith Avenue rear w Cp" '"['' .' £ " 2"?" >V WF- ''••velle
124—N0. lOtn nnd Stevena- School House iVI .Fi SXSf 1 ™a'.£ F- J'" lsoh s"™n <'«wthorna
186—Engine House. No. 25th and Proctor ' „ ■&£*. Jv V'l. T .''.""V! ,A' (S- Ml(l|»««
lit 1*22 No Proctor ,' S' Kckcrt O. J. BrlKhtrall L. H. Lee
117—J40. SHfi and Proitir .I;!.;.;:;;;; b » ,l-llllan Stmion Mildred O. Oecr
128—4202 No. (Uicyenne .. V.V.'.VJ Hvdnev .; .It. K. nennalts Cla.a I.lefendorf
129— 8911 No. Cheyenne. Engine House n.rk v w,?!" '" '""lett Tl'll!v ►'I'l'-her
130—2614 No. Stevens ant Mrpan J°hn cl»v W. A. Johnson
131—Ruby Hall, c,r. Pearl and lluby bet. No. 48th and'49th"".:'. \ c A^de^nn Hrnnk Htoek %*s**. Weaver
Polls open al 9 a. m. and close at 8 p. in. ■ C- AndolS°n Henry Hanks O. J. Stono
March 25 to April ». 1910. - W.D. NICKKUB, City Clerk.
LEGAL NOTICES
Go to Church Sunday
Do you go to church always or never? In either event, Sun
day's the day for everybody to Eft. It will be "Come to Church Sun
day." Rev. Delmar H. Trimble, <iialrftv*a of tlys committee in
charge of arrangements, announced today that "every minister In
town is preparing to put his best foot forward" Special program*
are being arranged In many of the churches. Fraternal organizations
are urging their members to attend, it's going to l>e In Btyle to be
there.
Jitney Bonds Upheld
OLYMPIA, March ::o—The "jitney" bin passed by the t915
] legislature, providing that jitney operators in cities of the first-class
jniust he licensed and file a $I',.".<M) bond, wag declared'"valid and
constituioual" by tin 1 supreme court yesterday. The decision affirms
the King county court in the case of tIM stale anainat the Seattle
Taxicab & Transfer Co. The court holds that jitney men, like
other common carriers, must accept liability.
Plans Berry Harvest
PFYAU.IP, March ■ '■». To consider plans for picking a deliv
ering the berry crop this year, n BMCttßg of members of the Fruit
Growers' association lias bee* called lor 7:.i1l next Tuesday evening
in Fraternal hall. The purpose of the meeting is to make the meth
ods uniform and to ItandardUc the harVMttag of the crop. Presi
dent Paulbamui will explain the system of gnidinjj berries at the
cannery.
FARMER KILLED;
TEETH STOLEN
NORTH YAKI.MA, March ISO.
—(\ U. Song, Korean fiwnier,
was found murdered yesterday on
[ his ranch near here with his teetli
kicked out ;md the uold Ihl.hu.
MEXICAN PEONS
TEAR U. S. FLAG
SAN DIBOO, March It. - It
wag reported today that Mexican
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE TACOMA TIMES
peons rioted in the streets of
.Mazatlan, tore up an American
flan and threatened the lives of
American residents when they
learned of the Villa invasion.
HE LEAVES WIFE
AFTER 36 YEARS
After living; in ptTt itiul har
mony for 36 years, Mrs. Clara \V.
Klsom yesterday filed suit for a
divorce from John Klsom, cook,
charging desertion.
LEGAL NOTICES.
"One Million Francs"
• Continued From Pa(?e Two.)
Ran Kmile, pretending great in
dignation.
"No affair of mine? To treat a
lad\ so, under my roof, after all I
have doiiH for \<>u! (Jo! Never
let me see you aKaln."
The young man shrugged hi*
shoulders. "As yon please," he
said carelessly. He went i .it In
to Hip ball, tUmmtttg the door vi
olently alter him.
Grace turned to Madame Tlssot I
iln the ureatust (listless. She had i
greal difficulty in keeping hack 1
hit- tear*. 'Let me go," she said,
attempting to reach the door.
Tin- woman put her arm aliout
hey, ;i ii<l Instated upon urging her
toward a chair. ".My poor dear
sit down. Yon are all upßet. The
brute!"
As she spoke she stepped qulck
ly to the closet nnd took out the
bottle of wine and two Rlusse-s.
"It is all | >i av ,> 1,, offer y ()ll _••
«'"' went on v she qutekly flih'd
the two glasses. "I am sure it will
Make you fed much better, Come,!
try it." She thrust one of the
glasses Into the girl's unwilling
hand and raised the other from
the lahle.
(■race tinik the jilass somewhat'
unwillingly, then began to ratea it
to her lips. She was on the ikiliU !
of drinking the skerry when bar
attention lias siiddeni.\ attracted!
b] a noise at the rear of the room.
She rose in surprise. Madame Tis-j
sot quickly placed her glaai ii|ion I
the lable and turned with h cry. j
The door at the rear had been
noiselessly opened and a man
emerged from tho darkness and
came Inward them. lie was a
•transer to Grace Ellicott, but to
Madame Tlatot he was quite well
known.
Vli tor dirard stepped up to the
table mid Knocked the of
wine 11.. in Qrace'a hand. 'Don't
drink that, mademoiselle," bo
•aid "it's drugged."
"Diable!" The woman drew
from her boaom a lons, thin knife
and took a step toward him. lle
fore -hi- could raise the weapon
he had drawn a revolver from the
potkei of his blouse and covered
W Kith it. "Drop it !" lie said,
With a careless laugh.
Kile let the knife (latter to the I
floor, What do you want here." j
A feu moments' conversation '
With this younu lartv," he said j
quietly, aa he turned to Oracel
• il i a smile.
Madame Tissot approached him
and began to speak In a hoarse I
whinner. You fool,' ibecried.l
"This is Irin L'aillP. You'll )!V\ '
> our share. Keep off , can't jo;i?" |
"Not so fust, mj good lonian." 1
he replied, puahlng her liom him.!
"I have other fl»h to fry."
Listen to me." «he cried Mrlt
ad) "You shall coma la on equal'
terms." She thrust her hand Intoi
htr iHMOn and. takiag out | roll !
Of hills, counted off several of
them quickl) and held them out
to him, "Here is the none; s
thousand franca. Now no!"
"Sine your money for the law- 1
yeis." lie said with I scornful]
laugh. "You'll need il."
She had by Mil* time reached
tlic door iind, thrnttiHi lier liniul
bphiml her, (misped tlip knoli and;
thiTH 11 <i|,ph. ■•!.(, R , IP _H«lp|
Htlli!" she callod loudly. |) e r
confederate rushed in, knife in
hniul.
Uirird cn\eied him with the ip
vnKir "l.n Hue, in> liiend," he
said quietly, '-if you ralue rottr
llf". JO liaik."
"Kill liini, QMtOfj, kill liiin!"
cried the woinnn, her \oire shiill
■ II h iini;er.
OlraN still covered him with
the weapon, 'La Hue, listen to
me.' he continued in iin even
voice. ■Tv licard all about l.a
roche whom >ou nutrdered yon
and iliis woman here. I know
what yen |iioi)O»e to do here to
kight. ['?« pot the drop on you,
m> Friend, so don't nmke any nta
takps."
■Call tlie othn-f." nied Mud
ame Tissot, rnnniiiK toward the
doer Which liml to the li.ill. "(ior
ton' Llsette!" she sci(-anied in a
terrified voice.
(Jiiiird fumed to her quickly.
•Take care, niadanie,' he warned.
"Dob'l uo to thal door. ]f you call
an> one. you will bitterly regret it.
Al I his moment the house is sur
rounded by the police."
The notice:" The woman stop
ped instantly, trembling with
fear. 'Then -you are a detect
|t«!"
"Not at all," he said, laughinK.
"It is me they are after. You had
better do as I tell you if you want
to save four skins."
l<a Hue passed his hand across
his forehead in terror and turned
toward the bedroom. "What do
you want us to do?" inquired
Madame Tissot hoarsely, as she
followed him.
"Go in there." Cirnrd waved his
revolver toward the door. "Don't
coiiie out until 1 cill \<ni. I must
sjiftflk with this ladx." Me indicat
ed (iraie.
Mniliime Tissot and her compan
ion went slowly into the adjoin
ing room. Olrmrd turned toward
Grace, "MndemoiMlle!" he ex
claiuied gently. "I shall detain you
but a moment. Last nighf l took
one million francs from the house
of >our uncle, the Count ])'K-te.
Do you know why I took the
ni(i»ey?"
"I—F do not quite understand,"
»ho said.
"1 took it for you," he remarked)
with a Krave smile.
He thrust his hand Into a pock
et and, drawing out ibe envelope
eoßtaiatM Ihr million francs, of,
ferpd it to her. "Here it Ir."
She took the envelope from bin
out stretched bund, and looked at
It helplessly. "But—what Khali I
do with it?" she exclaimed, look-
Ing about the room In Riidden fear.
"Oh —if Mr. DtiVHll were only
heM!"
Olrard smiled ru her kindly.
"He will come, mademoiselle, lie
lias traced me here, and I should
not he laratlaad to «cc him eiiter
at gay moment. When he arrives
I would Mgceat that you place the'
money In his care."
"You know him then" 1 iinpilred
Ihe «lrl in sin iirlse.
()nl> that heJx tr>lim his hest
to arrest me," said Olrard with a
quiet hkttCh. "I knew that I must
:iee you 1 learned that win were
looming hem tonight, and theie-
I fore I arranged to meet you herp
and I•!in the money over to you.
! There was no other way. I am
I glad to know that I arrived in time
to save you from Me glanced
down at the floor where lay the
broken wine
The nirl instinctively followed
his (flame. What did they intend
to do?" she exclaimed, shudder
ing.
"The wine was dinged. That
sconndfel, the count's uephew. In
tended to force >ou into a inar
riaga with him. Tomorrow you
would have waked in his rooms."
"Oh!" The xirl sank into ■
chair and hurled her face in her
hands. "How can I ever thaak
you?"
lie came Up tO her, and placed
In:- hand gently upon her shoulder.
"There- there!" he cried. "Don't
I cry. It's all over now."
(< out in lied in inn- nc\( issue.)
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN.
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
Kul) pain righf ou< wiri;
■mall trial bottle of old
"St. J«cob*i Oil."
Rheumatism ia "puin only.""
Not one case in fifty requires in
ternal treatment, stop drugging
Rub soothing, penetrating "St.
Jacob* Oil" right into your sore,
stilf, aching jointa ami Bjneclea,
and relief comes instantly. St.
Jacob! OH is v harmless rheu
muiikin cure Which never disap
point* and cnu not burn the nkln.
Limber up! Quit complaining!
Uet a small trial holtle of old.
lioneht "St. .lacoha Oil" at »ny
drug store, and in Just a moment
you'll be tree from rheumatic
pain, aoreneaa, stiffness and
H<velllnK. Dent Ittffer! Belief
HWHiIH you. "St. Jacobs Oil" has
cured mllllotip of rheunuttis<m suf
ferern in the last half century,
and is .pint as rood for sciatica.
neiirHlgia, lumiiago, backache,
spralna.
TODAY'S
MARKET
PRICES
# WIiAT lltoDl < l its GET *
###-A*«>v* *♦♦*♦##♦
POUL.TItI
11'Mip, live , . . 1 "ie
I >ink», llva Me
Spl'lllßH liVt 17c
Si|uniin, live, iioz ii'Si j.:,
l.l\ I-.Hiim k
Cows t6-21i©6.75
lltiura —* $54*650
PI'PSSPcI lIORS |>-w'i li.
Dieaicd veal 8<31»0
fleers $6.*0»i8.10
lings 17.1001.4(1
I.hidlir $s-ii 9 r.o
Bwei |f©7.28
**<'!!>*<B><f>€><B><s#cs>4>#«>^#&
€" WHAT i:i i\n i its PAY 4>
(«iS/HiH » « « # I >
in 111 i: i ia.s CIIHEBK
Fraah ranch *-kkh |fa
WnnliliiKlon clieese 21 ©i!2c
T Miiniook 2lc
iti i| butter J4c
.swjiH d.iin 2S!a:nit:
<'ream, brlrki ■'*;,
wiinnmm biisats
■■"w« »oin-
Helftri iiic
Mutton, ivcthera IH4O
iloca. ilde* n)a
lire«BP(t lioci, buying So
Stc«r beef luisiili
Kwn lOolO'4cl
. km.1.1 v nil
WIIOIO I"X 110
FUtTIT
Orangra $;.'. {.1993
Winter peart i\ »j
I ■ IllOl.f. t ■■■■■■ .1 ,
Hnn.uuii. I!) |o
»ii""» BOc and up
Orapa fruit, Florldf, box ji
l'"reah tint-, box 11 00
\ M.I I M.I IS
Nfw pntntocH, retail. 2 lbs 2.'c
Potato*!, ton $33
YVhltP Hover potatoes, ton .. . ,f26
CubbaK' 1. OWt |2
Hiusiclh uprouta, Ib 10c
Onlonii. cwt $2.50
i Carrots ... 4 go
MPicod Kwcets $.150
JarMJT eweotn. l>bl $5(10
I.pttiic<». licad, crnte ... .|1.t601.11
(Vlciy, oral* $4.?."p
Radlahaa, iin/. bunches joe
Kutn^nßua. cwt $1.7J
Itluihui ti. liojc 11. 61
Leaf l^eltucp, crate $1.2 i
I'lorliln green pepper* loc
Cuullflower, crate $2.25^2 35
Fp inch, retnll lb ioc
Cucumbara. ii>n»c Bnfliiti, <in»;. $1.00
1 Hit,i.is cucumber*, retail 20<f25c
I'nrslpy. d»-« 3Oi*3tc
h'loilcla tOßiatoei crnto $4'ti~>
Artlcliokc* retail, 1 Tor 2»c
Hect», pack $1.25
ParsnlpH Back $1.25
Stilus biniic, rot.ill, lb 25c
KM plant, retail, lb 25c
Aiparacui, 11 ■ s^s/ m,
K>«UR
Amocat .-. $6 'X 6.30
pyramid $5.4 5
'i.HMin $t 1\
Wbola wheat, lit)l« $Ti3fl
Urlftfd Hnow 15.45
Olympic $5.45
m.kl.i Might $7 H
Occident $7.40
Ornliam. obi! it li
HAY AM. GRAIN
Wheat, ton $393449
Corn $3S'(MJ
Rrnn |2<
v.w.i timothy %22Uil
■■'Ik. car $30
Hurley $3SU,U
>M.Mitn«i $33»J4
Shorta $11
SO'IKIHIVd NKW KVIJIV DAY
VMS it* hv srincK on I'Aiii-'ic AVKJfUK,
Remnant Day
Tremendous Reductions In
Every Department
MONTH END CLEARANCE OF ALL ODD
LOTS AND DISCONTINUED LINES.
FRIDAY A WINDING UP OF A MIGHTY
MONTHS BUSINESS GOOD NEWS FOR
EVERY LIVE SHOPPER IN TACOMA.
What of lln 1 lfiiiMlis en I,l'iiinii'ul Sin-inn Silks ptSjesa of from
M; io 4 yardi led from our selling or the fines) and richest
I'ashion Silk for S|irinu lilt, We h;u| our Surinu Silk i'x|n>
ittlon iliis month; also the suie tfisblblt and Dress-Up Week
You saw the lively trtdinf thai SMUed. Yon noted I lie l>paul>
or thi'Mc tlorloui materials silk. Taffetaa, Crepe de Chine,
Meaullne, Fancy Silks, Tub silks, silk and Wool PnjdtiiH—
wimt or the Lovely iti«]> Lengths, wiiv, tomorrow, Remnant
Day, we wind then up <lenr llirm 011 l give them lo you at
<>ne- 11 a i f the I'rico which in less Hi,in halt their actual values
in tile market today—
What of the handsome Wool Material! in Fashionable shmi.
and rheeks? Wool Plaids. Wool CheckH, Tweed Butting!, Wool
Poplins, French Serpt-s. Broadclothi and I'oatingi; all in moat
scrvicpaiile U-nuihs. Thvv uo to \ou 1111 I? nju r
■ hat you may Kelcct at D ALI* IKK!
What of the many thousands of Cotton l-'ahrii s Lovely Wash
<;<)(i(|s and siii|)l»-m of the highest order? The) all go regard
less of cost and advancing i>rii hs from Beautiful Mercerised,
tnd silk and Cotton Fabrics, or tii»> finest weaves, do*n through
the I'oiiiiiiK, Voiles, Lawns, Ftaxoni, down througA the lui
lioried and Domestic Qinghanu; the Mlkollnes, ■wtewi, cr«'-
Icinncs, Siiiins. Keta and Madras; even Calico and (lues.
<'inih Contribute, All these Remnants of standard, tuple and
fancy weaves tv select from DAI I? liiHJ'
Friday at HALf rKItL
What of the LSCSS, RlbbOni \ _ J .
and Kine Kinliroidei ies'.' /*^ Jr****\
will v
nic to maki / \
cho|ipiiiK l-'rida-. (i! ill. / \
urentesi interest. Wi / \
had ■ l*ig luisiness in 1 st• '"L____^_^gr I
and einliioideries, and w ■ |;.''^!.'. 1.1.. l;;:::.v. l:'.>''.-.;'t li' A...'.. .'•■ij.'ii, j .'i.'.J
ann Mir nil tlx 11 in v/X'yiii^^^'.^i^^'i^rM^y-: ,4
mint ' pryv ', Miii •i i Vitv'.j^BUßk. I RBt mVmM /
n.ii ■•■■■■ inediiitn ml » tile \.:'-:'^F^^B.|^|^^^*^^^ /
in licht shades mid dnrl \;^Li—W;.Bf|P^':'.: H|gl;- ':(j
Hhiiile.-.. | -nf uni ■Wi^''"'mir^'•
three-yard lengths; mostly :h\-.LHX'''\i£^]'--iy
Taffeti Silks; all tovelj and
useful. Tomorroi at j i"iir *J^^
DADr <J||l\l CniTJIDI? Discontinued Lines an* Odds
oAKiiAIII dIjIJAKL und l l(ls of Tow . lfi ,„„,
Linens, Kspklna and Table Clot hi for quick dlapoaal, all
marked at lemni luilde nrlrs lediulions.
Yesterday's Late News
ABLKKP \T Mis I*ost
CLEVKI.ANn, March St. —
l.ate today pMMfj were
known to lie deud ah the roiull ol
the train wroth near Ainhcrsl
tliis inorniiiK. There may be sev
eral more. The siuierintentlfit
said a llooping towennan whk re '
Kponsihle. The engineer of thej
MCOnd section said the train wax'
ri'iii).- It miles an hour at Ikol
time of the collision He dccli.-
-cd tliut two hloi-K sigualn which
flashed past just before the sm.ish
indicaled a clear track.
PLAN URKAT SMASH
I.ONIKIN, March It, In July
the allies will strike simultane
ously everywhere, nttem|tting to
force the kaiser to his kneps and
end the war by Christinas, It was
reported today, as the result of
the war council in I'aris. The
Hermans may ;;nti( ipate them. It
is reported tiny have taken ad
' vantage in the lull at Verdun to
shift their forces for an offensive
elseu here.
illilsll OF WOMAN
CHICAGO, .March It. ludga
Anderson today iiihtructed I lie
jury to riturii a verdi(t of not!
guilt) ill the case unuiiiM Will ,
I iiiiii<KufiiH KdwardK. wealthy luin
l«>rnian, charged with white llav<
■ ««•«■ .xill I 111.UN |-A< IKIC . ......
11:10 a.m. Spokane Limited—No. Vaklina. Paiico. Spokane llta. oC
1:40 a.m. Portland N'iglit Exp.—Vial Pt. Defiance looa. NT
1:10 a. m. Seattle from 1 ortalnd via Pt. Defiance .... 110 aim*
1:00 a, in. Atlantic Enp.~Spokane, Helena. Bi tte, 8L Paul
Chicago jo «>
1.00 a.m. Wlikenon. Caibonado, FMrfax 7OS« I?
|:(,ia. in. Grays Harbor Line—Via Point Lin* * Olympla 4'joS'S?
1:36 a. m. Portland Local—Via Yelm and So. Tai-oma . I*t P- "*■
• 3U.m. Raymond * 80. Bend via Yelm and 80. Tacoma tisl it
lU.lfla. in. Seattle Local —Seattle and Inrermadlats ■ I.
11:46 p. m. Seattle—From Portland. Raymond and So. Bend. "•
via Yelm and 80. Tacoma ••.,,
1.00 p.m. Oraya Har. Local—Via Point Defiance ISO,?'"* 1
4:10 p.m. Mill Val. Llm—Dlllmsa. Kan City. 8t LouU... . on ' *
«4i>|,.in. S.ulili- 1-ioin Crayi liar, via Pt. DeSance ,V. ': *
1:00 p.m. Ortlig. Carbonado. Buckley. Kanaaket ii»n pi>"
|:liu. m. Portland Bpeclnl via P«. Defiance A Centralla.. 6Ss i' **
(46 p.m. Raymond ABo ritnd via Pt. Defance 4:,, p • "*<
|:Sopm. Grays Harbor Kip — Via Lnkcview & Dupont. 12 Jo f "*•
t:00p. m. No Coaat Llm—Spokane. Biitte, Ft. Paul. Chic tAI " "*•
II 46 pro Srultle—From Qrayt Har. via. 80. Tacoma ... 11 ■Jo P""•
(30 p.m. Scattl- — From Portland via PL Defiance I:JX P>*
|(0 p.m. Seattle-From Orayi Xlarbcr via Pt. Def lane*! I «40 S2*
• .hi ti mhi linn \ iiv. •«»d. ra,
6:05 n. m. Shore Line Exp.~Kv.Tctt, Uemngliam. Van. B.C 12-11 r ~
ri:4il>m. Shof^Llne Exp- Portland nml intei modlale c ',>n p' ™*
200 p.m. lnt<r. Llm.— Kvrrett riclllnghnm. Vnn., B. C.'.' » ha. ™-
5.05 p.m. Inter. Llm.—L'rlnc.pal itatlona to Portland i'-lt 5 2*
6:46 p.m. Oriental Llm.—Kpoltane, St. Paul anil Chicago. io:oh ■ 2*
!, Ci P in. Sotitliraat R«p.—Spokane, Hllllngi Kanaaa City
8:45 p. m. Kn»t Mall (Mali and Rxprcaa only) I. ).,,, _
10:00 p.m. "Owl"—Everett, nelllngham. Vnucouver, B C. ISO' !■ ™
12:10 a.m. "Owl"-Portland and Intermediate •-B-. . 2*
TACOMA-iciiTisnn railway *••■•
1:10 tm. Aahford. Morton ... ■■.a- if
CIIICARU. lIIIU4IHI-IC A «T. PAUV. "!»■■.
1:16 a.m. Grnya Har Spec—Aberdeen, Hoqulam. Raymond I0»o. m.
1:41 a.m. Olympian—Spokane, Ml.iuuln, Butte. St. Paul. ™*
Chicago | : u . -
(00 p. m. Columbian—Spokane. Ulooula Butt*, St. Paul,
ChlcaKO •lla.ak
o^w. h. « I*. cm
(Union Depot.)
mtpm Portland and Oraya Harbor Owl 4:4* a. m
4:41 p.m. Seattle I^cal 11:41 n. Z
10:60 a. in Shaata Limited t:t«|i»s
>- ".n i in Portland, cait and south ...... ..... 1:15 p.m.
• :46 pm Mhaata Limited, leattl* 10:46 p. wk
»:«* m Seattle Local tl:l»e>S
PAGE THREE.
fry The |u4g« 1 hurgeil that II
wan 1 iiii'ri. ( asrt. of wliere v BUM
grow liri'd of v woman unit -iln>
a>4cmp,cii to iim' (lie law to get
MFN willi lilni.
SI ■\\YVII.I.K. C«l., Marrli 29,
I—A1 —A human |«f, originally tli«
I |pr(i|icri' (it Fiunklln liigr.itn,
1 who ciitMi rimUy, win i»< rt>
I luovi'd t» a i -tMiiPterv ill Si U-iii,
Oru., uud inirlt'il with lu^i.tra
thera, In tccordia4M wHu ms
will. Tlin \<>k whs amiMilatr-d
after lie had total nhot \\hil«
fiKliliiiß 11hrr\ Trary, bandit.
PHILADELPHIA, March It, —
Tlio Baltimore) Federal lc«| ia
(lull today Mird th« national (om
iniK^iiiii, Juinos (illmore, Charles
I W'pfghiiiMii ami Harry Situ luir
for 1808,000, They oUim««
|too,*ol under the antl-trn»t
act.
WABHINOTON, I). C, Marrh
It, Atm»riia will demand not
only com plat • diMrowal and i <u
islinipnl of Hip oll'endinK suliina
rliic iiiinni.inilt'r, hut abuolulr ab
rogation Of the kaiser'n decre*
;i Hit 111 st ariucil merchantmen, If
I Gorman) admits a lubßUurlu tor
-1 [icdocd die Sussex The; alterna
tive will be severance of diplo<!
matte rotations.

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