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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
TRUE TESTIMONIALS
IN TERSE TERMS
Extracts From Expressions of Grati-
tude From Happy Homes, Describ-
ing DeIiverance From Drugs, Drink
and Tobacco

Charles B. James, care James san
atorium, Memphis. TENN love TO add
my testimony to the thousands of 9th
ers as to the efficacy of the James san
atorium Remedies for drug and whisky
habits. l was cured at the sanatorium
nearly year ago, and have never mad
a desire for morphine since. All praise
to the James Sanatorium and It's fine
service A ID. BALLET.
Chullahoma Miss Nov. a. '08.
Il arrived at your Sanatorium July,
1907 lover a year ago., and stayed un-
der treatment for whisky habit. l
haven't drunk a drop of intoxicants
,~snce, and am in better health than for
Years. l can safely recommend your
treatment to anybody"
J. L. WEIGH.
Chase, La Nov. 10, '0S.
Il can recommend your treatment for
Tobacco Habit to anyone. Six months
ago l took it, and had no further de-
sire for tobacco. I had used it thirty
years. l have gained 20 pounds"
FRANK S. ERDLEY.
Jersey Shore, Pa, Dec. IL, '09.
JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES
will be furnished at the following
prices:
Whisky, Wine or Beer. $3.50
Tobacco, Cigarettes or Snuff 49,. 800
Nervousness and Insomnia. 500
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
Then Any Needed Alteration Can Be More LeisureIy
in More Made%
Easter Sunday, NeXtSunday
This Week, Blach's Busy Week 1


The only thing ordinary about Blachs Easter CAM
paign is this adj Stocks extraordinary from every
standpoint The choice is simply and in such
taste we've looked into clothing store window
in town. Suit values anywhere from $40 to $50,
the best gave You feel now the cumu-
latve power big, healthy growing business ON the
firm foundation of spot casino discounts, no favortsm
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

Take the Boys Wear section. We meet the "tvtsoe'
pairsofknckers-toasuit" proposition with the best
worth ever sold the of Bobby Bach" Then
there are Harold" $3.50 and Prep $3.50 to
SIS Isles to Is years. Suits No store in America
offers choicer merchandise matter how much more 1t
costs The Wash Suits charming and practical
we've now the sale of makers stock. The Rompers,
Blouses Shirts Neckwear Underwear ana Hose tne as
and Shoes all to completeness and values up to
Blach's specifications
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

Our accident and health poll
cies pay double hospital in
demnity without extra charge.
Others don't. McDavid, Terry
8 Co., General Agents. N. Steele
Andrews. Special Agent.
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tation to the congressional investigation
committee, Pinchot had the aid of his
associate, Overton w. Price, and of Judge
Alexander c. Shaw, assistant law officer
of the Forestry Bureau 1t was because
he faithfully defended these subordinates
In the bureau that Pinchot was dis
missed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
An Exception

From the Fliegende Blatter.
Wifey-Yoa told me the other day we
must avoid all luxuries and confine our
selves to absolute necessities only.
Hubby-Thats so, my dear.
wifey-Well, last night you came home
from the club in a cab.
Hubby-Yes, but that was an absolute
necessity.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
FREE DRUG CURE

HypOdermfc OF Internal
/ Charles B. James, Dept. 3, 1873
| Poplar ave-, Memphis, Tenn: Please
| quote terms and send to my address,
| all charges paid, free trial bottle
1 for patient using Estate here num-
| Der grains used each "a hours)
| grains of Estate kind of drug here)
/ ............... state here if
| used by mouth or hypodermically
................. ..,...............
| Name
.............
| Town State
...-....'.
| Nearest Express Office
Booklets on Drug Additions, Drunk
enness and Tobacco and Cigarette Hab
its, containing testimonials, etc, SEN
sealed under plain cover. Correspond
ence confidential. Address James San
atorium, Dept. 8, 1913 Poplar ave. Mem
phis, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
HOW THE SHERIFF
GOT HIS MAN
A Kansas Officer Makes a Per-
ilous Trip
INTO OZARK MOUNTAINS
But He Returns With Desperate Horse
Thief as His Prisoner-Story of
the Early Days in Kansas
and the Plains.
From the Kansas City Journal.

From the Kansas city journal.
There was no task calling for more
courage and grit than to go after and
get a bad man" in the early Kansas
days. The sheriffs of those days were
chosen for their ability to make the law
respected. In fact, the whole tenor of
frontier civilization was the Identifying
of the law That is the philosophy of
progress.
Most of the sheriffs were quiet men
who went about their duties in an earn
est and silent way; who determined upon
a line of action and proceeded with
out hesitation to carry 1t out. There was
no fuss or feathers; no press-agent work.
1t was simply business-done quickly,
faithfully and bravely.
And the best of these stories are usual
ly hidden away. The principal actors in
them won't tell the stories. They are
just as silent about those things after the
occurrence as before.
A Marion county old-timer told a fine
story of how Samuel T. Howe, now chair
man of the state tax commission, while
sheriff of Marion county, went after and
got bad man" and brought him home.
He had to go into the Ozark fastenesses
of Missouri but he got him.
Mr.. Howe is a very quiet, studious gen.
tleman, who works hard all week on the
problems of the tax commission, one of
the states most important offices, and
finds his recreation and pleasure in books
of philosophy and history. Many men
skim those subjects, but Samuel Howe
has broken through the several stratas
of that study and has become a student
instead of mere reader And you who
have tried it know there is a difference.
This incident occurred back in 1874. just
at the close of Howes first term as
sheriff of Marion county. There was a
charge of horse stealing against a man
named Wilson Dodson and Dodson was at
large.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

Get him." said the court.
Mr.. Howe quietly got busy and found
that Dodson had gone back to his home
in the Missouri Ozarks. Governor Os-
born secured a requisition from Governor
Wcodson of Missouri for Dodson Howe
had been elected for a second term, but
had not yet filed his bond. The county
commissioners told him to look after the
bond when he got back.
Howe went to Jefferson City to get
warrant from the governors office for his
man, who was in Wright county. He
got off the train at Marshfield and the
deputy sheriff of Webster county drove
him to Wright county 1t was long
drive of 25 miles over into the Ozark
mountains At Hartville, in Wright coun-
ty, Howe hunted up the sheriff and told
him of his mission
You will probably find Dodson at his
grandfathers, a mile and half out in
the country" said the sheriff of Wright
county. "If not there, you will locate him
at his fathers about four miles out. bod
son is a bad man and you had better take
a posse with you"
So eight men were gathered up into
posse and they started for the grand
fathers farm When about a quarter of
a mile from the house they hitched their
horses and crept up to the place and sur
rounded IT, four men at the back and four
at the front
Howe knocked on the door. Who's
there?" asked Dodson's father
He was told, and also that the posse
wanted Wilson Dodson to be taken back
to Marion county, Kansas, on the charge
of horse stealing.
''Get out of the way, dad shouted Will
son Dodson. Duck for cover They won't
take me alive
A big blacksmith was in the posse, and
as soon as he heard the reply he smashed
his shoulders against the door. BY re-
heating that kind of lunge he knocked
the door off it's lock and one hinge and 1t
broke about half way open.
Instantly a bunch of shots came out
of the house, Wilson Dodson had in
trenched himself behind a trundle bed,
close to the back door. He was armed
with two revolvers and two Winches-
tiers, all fully loaded.
| One member of the posse staggered
and retreated, the blood streaming from
his face The other three at the front
of the house STARTED for the door, pour
ing in their bullets.
From the rear of the house came a
crash as the other four members
smashed down the back door with d
small log transformed into a battering
ram. The door toppled over on Wilson
Dodson and smashed him against the
trundle bed. BY that time Howe and
the two men with him were inside the
house and had thrown themselves upon
the outlaw. He had emptied both re-
volvers and was just getting his Win
chester into action.
Dodson's father and sisters were
screaming and yelling, from their hid
| ing places. The old man was on his
knees praying. The outlaw was tied
and taken out of the house.
The posse went out to look for the
wounded man. He had a bullet under
his eye and was seriously wounded.
The posse hurried the prisoner and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

AIlU SnO6S
Blach's Frat $3.50 and JBS SIS
shoes stand without equal. In
fact no other shoes at these two
prices are within fifty cents to a
dollar of these values. You won't
appreciate how true this is till
you see Frats and JBS. Don't
buy a pair of shoes for Easter
without doing so.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

. Since Blach's added English
made soft-felts and derbies to
their Jefferson" (s3) and ''Vul-
can" (s3) lines the last hopes of
competition melted like ice in a
tropical sun. You just ought to
see these hats. Values are great.
The new Stetsons are fine, too
and those French soft felts (s4)
and English lounge hats (s3 and
$3.50 likewise the Tween
between size $3.50 English derby.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14
&irfeinobielle og &reosmeoe
/ Srnfnnt, Did.
Greosmpoct

begnnote Wanoag Morgen. ShlO.
5. g. SEMEN fra Chicago prROifeOe,
buorefter areosformanoen erflpreOc
Gre0smgoet for aabnet / Den treeri-
ge @ll0s 0apn. 8aIt. Us. s. RicI-
len bIep ooIgt til miOlerti0i8 Sefre-
ter, oa areoiens Sefret9r life emo.
III par fommen. @e0 Rapneopr1a6
bite oct Jig, at Der bar Is itemmc-
6erettigeoe NeoIemmer, 6 BreIt ter
8 0elegoter og 9reoiens aasierer.
Bait. e. 9entien fom %ienere.
6ormanoen opIeite i'm Sn06eret'
ming og JON 9iIng SnOberetning fra
9reosmisiionpr q. g. Senien. 6or.
manoen benIeOte Opmerfiombeoer
paa Here Steoer, bpor Ri buroe BE-
gpnoe Wisiionsarbejoe, oa Der niger
oanif 8irfiom6eo onr. Ger bier
oalat Ell 8remanosfomite til at gen.
nemgaa 6ormanoens Snoberetning
aasiereren iremla9oe aarets Regn.
fab, og to Geoiiorer bIeo ualgt til
at gennemgaa inmme. 8eO 8alg a
@mbe0smpno bIeo 8. Be6erien gen.
uuIgt til 5orman0, g. S. aier til
Sefretqr og SIR. 2~aurioien Bier
genoaIgt til aasierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14
era Kiloeo0loet.
aae mine SLIDER ere
big. Sal. 81.
99rlisbeS og 9GrbpOigbeo,

Den itore Se0ningeapoiteI 9aulus
formaner oe Seaige / &om bI. a.
iaaleoes:
n@erer bperanore in0erlig ben-
gione / 6rooerlig 9erlig6eo; lore
fommer bperanore meO 9grbe0i9-
be0~.
Der er noget oeo Oenne 5orma-
ming, Ri lige itrafs bill 9ere opmerf-
iom paa = @eniioigbeOen og 9igbe-
ben, Iom oet TO @ange forefommenOe
Orb gbperanore" uotrDffer.
Der bar eaers 6orifeGigbeoer NOT
/ @enigbeoen / Rom, buaO Ri fan
itgnne af 9iIienerne iiOit / apoite
lens 9rep til ben. Men meo 9en-
Ipn til at bepiie aerIigbe0 og 2ere
ffuIoe 6orifenigbeoen oere forioun-
ben.
Set er 9rooerfprligbeo eaer Se-
ffenoeferliebeo, 8aulus peger paa.
poo Sen Sio og ogiaa / &om.
&arIigbeoen menem Seifen0e er
bel fife fiilofommen eaer u%beimittet
of Spnoen. Men Ser er bog oiItnot
noget at ben oprinoelige 9gte Men-
neifeferligbeo / Den. Oilers er Der
oo @eniioigbeoen og 9igbeoen.
Den Stanosforifel, iom 9eroen
eGers bar Cog err iaa fuI0 al, iao
man eIifeoe no9le, Iaa op til oQ
9reoe nogle, meoens man iaa nef
paa og r~ingeagteoe andre, Den ual
bog life ilaaet igennem / 5amilie.
Iipet, / 8orboIoet me1em Seifenoe
9erfor funoe 8alilus pe9e ben til
ben iom ct 5or6iaeOe paa, buorIeoe;
Sorbol0et ifuloe oere inOenfor De.
npe Samfuno. Meolemmerne oel
iful0e bebanole boeron6re iom 2 d
ffen6e.
Sg bOori ifuloe aerligbeoen, 81.
ffe10ef9rligbeoen iaa pie iig / ne.
n%igbeoen? 8aulus flyer / qinoerlil
tSengipenbeo". 9ermeo bar ban
iiffert rant Semmet lige poa so
be0et.
Naar set ofte er ian ipert rig.
titig at foa a~arliebeoen frem I De
praftiife 5orbolb, iaa fommer oet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14

life al at aprligbeOen er oanifelig
at bIiue fIog paa.
Bel fan BET p9re oonifeli9t at De-
finere aerliabeoen; men / girfelig-
6eoen er intet lettere at fatte. Selp
set ipa0e Barn latter i'm Mooers
aerIigbeo.
Men gailifeligbeOen logger netop
/ Sengipenbeoen. Oct er unnlligt at
elite u0en At bengipe Jig.
@or noturlige ggenfprIigbeo itaar
/ @eien for Observation-Disclosures Ser
maj benaipes eIer ofres roget al os
ielu for at fllnne elife anore.
Ogioa / oiloen &enieenoe fan Der
tales ON 9engioeIie - ell SengioeI-
lie at @uosbarnets beore SeIo for at
gere goot imoo % bi9Ipe Seifenoe.
s oct bele taget fenoer ariiten-
oommen fife til at foretr9ffe bet enc
@enneife for oct auOet. Vile er ri
ifabt / @nos 9i0e0e og genIeit nleO
ariIti 9Io0.
9rooer. eaer Observation-Disclosures
er / @runoen ensartet meo oet CANT
Re 9uo: gu ifal elife Din R9lte
iom oi9 ielo@. Com bio ielp
- set er BET belle.
@uO unoer os aerli9beo ale iam-
men. Mfen buorleOes ifal ou blioP
@euitano for aGrlisbeO, bpis life
/ q elifer2 % buorIeoes ifal ee
bliDe @enitau0 for 9Grligbeo, bnis
life On elifer2
Oct er Seifenoefslelien. 2igbe0s-
feleIien, 6engioenbeoen BET g9I0er
ON blanOt @u0s 8srn. Seq mao
biertelia uiroe min 8ro0er BET lig(
iaa goot, iom ieg ielu bar bet. Sans
@e og Gel ma ligge mig paa SinoG
Iige iaa 9oot iom nit eget.
90 iaa oct meo 9Grbsoi9beoer
for bperanore.
Hsroam ooerietter: otappes on
at pie bueranore 9Gre~.
Oct er iIet life iaa gait at erl
Menneifer. @ea set er gait al
"iege 99re al Mcnneifer". Get Ell
ga ogioa 70 Mooi9tninger.
Der er 10 Disielig @enneifer. Jon
BET er iuprt al agte og gre. 0ter
her er 10 oa better fife Gale ON Ell
2aitens 5r9I. men ON iaa0anne.
iom er 6lepen reniet / ariiti Blob.
Og ielo De andre X 10. pa Ell
@aaoe ifol ct SUBS Barn GRE oen.
ale. De er 10 oa ifoht / @uos Bill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14

IeOe, oe Der er o6ida MuIiobeO for
seres aenielie o9 a0option til SUBS
8eru, ON De ielo bill BET.
Men Der ifal begpnoes inoen for
Seifenoefreoien. Ser ifal Ri fap-
pes ON at bepie boeronore
9gre.
8eriom 9grgerrigbeoen taaer
Operbaan0. iaa bIioer ingen eret.
On oerimoo Ri fappeoes ON at be-
piie bperanore 9@re, iaa bIioer ale
9ret.
Eoulns 9oor en- Sang iaa langi
at iige: oaeter / gompgbeo boer.
andre 6eiere emo eoer ielo".
Spor oiIoe life en- aoppes'en on
at 6epiie 6oeranore 9Gre itette Seer
liebeoenl
Oct er iano Sociolisme, Der pege'
paa. Den ifal bespnoes og US.
uiffe5 blanOt 6e SeIi9e.
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areosmisiionsfasien

6lep Der ogiaa t9nft pao. 5or ct
Bar aor iioen eaer mere, 6leo bet
paa ct are0smgoe peotnget at beoe
Wienigbe0erne betale boer i'm Br9Its
Reiie til areosmsoerne, iaa bele Of-
feret funoe tilfaloe areoSfasien.
0ogle of are0iens Menigbeoer be-
ilutteoe at fsIge &enitillingen, andre
lngoe ben paa goroet. De Weni9be-
ser, iom betaIte @eiien, fslte fig bog
life befeieoe til at bline peo oermeo,
unotngen bet fom til of gploe nle.
Oct bar oerfor 6enlagt til bette Wg,
oe at forbnnoIe Sa9en pnnnp og
maIiet fatte 8eilutning oeri.
lln6er 9reftelien af oenne Sag
bleo oct paapeeet, at Der bar enSen.
fitting fra aarsmsoet | @aupaca
1908 til Menigbeoerne ON at betale
| boert 5oIo &alnoelen af greitens
Heiie til aarsmsoet, 6a bet foIteoe
betpoeligt mere MI END for, 0a Br9-
Iterne reiite paa baIp Billet. SborIe-
oes oiIoe bet M arbeibe, at Der full
De inoIamIes Geiiepenge til greiten
til to areosmeoer og muIigt til
aarsmeoet, og inmttbig ifuloe Der
Observation-Disclosures til oct enc
areosmeoe og til Garsmeoet. gil
oct lite enoe meo, at Der ofte lite bill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14
gcipisnineen

Ger bar 89lIesipisning | airfens
arppt Miooag 90 @ften. Ser Msoet
bar man liOt bange for, at oct piloe
bIioe beibGrliet, men man fom til al
f%oritaa, at oct letteoe arbejoet og
gap Qeiligbe0 til at np6e go6t af
Wsoerne beO Sioen af. Get bar fun
Mor9en % aften, at man pioite al
at bet par oaarligt 8eir. Den sorige
BIB funoe man bore inoen Ogre.
Gt man bapoe m9rfet, at oct bar
goOt at bore meo, bar Oct 8iones.
bpr0 ON, of airfen bar fiilo oeil
ii6ite aften; man ful9te me6. ct.
8bomas Wenigbeo bill tent giemme
De Daee, oe boao @uo ifpnfeoe os /
benz. 8i ienoer Dor Silien til ale
Dem, Der e9iteOe os peo airfeinopiel.
fen og areosmeoet, meo Saf, ioroi
De fom, og for Snmbpret.
8. s. aj9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14
Eat % Suffering.

5ierteIig Saf, 0enner, for Den
runobaanOe6e @abe, iom 5 ien0te til
ben ipge oe trpneenoe6amilie / gop
Sippi, @is. Oct bar Ianet ooer,
bDa6 bi turoe baabe og beoe ON.
Oct bar en- itor Opmuntring og
SjnIp for ben itaffels 5amilie. De
fleite af geneene fom fsreno Slilen,
iaa jeg funoe o~perbringe 6enne fore
Sulegape til Dem fra eoer. s fan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14
Seilntniuger

Der bIeo bepiIget $40 ON Naa
neoen til Bat. 6. 6. Wengers foi
at optnge grbeiOe / ct. CHARLES, 81
Ter blep if9nfet $50 til areos'
missioner q. q. Senien Iom 9oa.
ifennelie for et betpoeliot arbeioe.
Aon bapoe epet I are0siens 8iene-
ite uoen 9eoerlag.
@aa 6oreipgrgieI ira De TO
Rihiqan boiiooenoe 9rRiter, ON
}reoien niloe forelsbigt itette ei
aalo, ON be TO girfiombeoer funot
bliDe oelt / ire, ~iaaIeoes at SiOnep.
Mc9rioes og Gomore u0gior0e Del
me aal0. blep BET beiluttet: at areo-
len paal9gger lin Stprelie at BABE
et nabent gie meo Risiionen
Micbigan. og / oct EilfplOe, at en-
%rbejoer funoe blioe aniat Der, 10.
DER areoien at itstte Sagen efter
Gpne.
Gmons Menigbeo, Mcgaanb6 ST.,
inObeo til neite aorsmsoe. Sn6bp'
oelien bIeo moota9et. 5oraarsmgoei
oil efter Snobpoelie ira gbene5er
@eniebe0 I Chicago blioe afbolot
Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14
Gmnerne.

Get f6rite: Sborleoes forismmes
Cubs 0oaoes Sio? bleb orsftet
Manoag eftermiooag. Oct blep ino-
leoet nf Bait. q. @entien. Seq ifal
life geneine noget bperfen at Snb-
Leoningen eller 9rsfteIien. bo ieg
ferit onertog Sefret9rpoIten Sirs.
bag Morgen % bar ineen Reoteg.
nelier fra Man6ag eftermio6og.
Den m~iolertioige Sefretpr bar neo.
teenet: On goo Sorbanoling fulste
efter SnoIe6ningen".
SnSoag 5~ormib6ag bar Der @l.
tergang, og Snsbag eftermioong
baboe hi en6nu to @mner tilbnge.
Bore 5orretninger toe 9irsoog Of.
termiooag, 90 Ri eaers ifufoe babe
breftet an6et gmne. gait. W. 81.
Senien inbIeote Gmnet: Den forbe-
re6enoe og Ben f%relienoe Gro, 6eres
SnoboIb og beres in0bpr6es Sor-
boI6. Sroet ben forbereoenoe Gro"
bar fremmeo, men Snbleoeren bab-
Sc Dog, peo at granite efter, funoet,
at Der bar noget | Cubs Orb, Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-14

tolte ON en- Gro, Der gif foru0 for
ct Menneifes Meoe meo i'm 5relier.
Z. gfs. Hntbanael, Rifooemus, Sor-
nelius % mango flere; fgr De meote
Seius, par Ser noget. Der bar Gro,
men life Den frelie1oe FRO. Gr Der
noget iblonot os, Der fan faIoes Ell
forbereoenoe Gro? De fleIte al bort
5olf bar noget al ell 8ro, Sroen
paa 8uo, poa 9immelen, paa Sel-
oeoe oio. Ser gonr noget fofu0, fer
ben frelienoe Gro fommer mo | ct
Wefneifes Sierte. 9boo gaar foruo
for ben Gro, iom Seiils faoner? Der
goar Sroen pan Snn0, pnn Iffalo
fra @llo, og Menneifet fonmer fun
tiIbaoe til @lto pe0 Selligodn0en,
iom faloer, oplpier % iamler. @uO
faloer oeo bam peo Spg0om, oeo
aiiten og peo lit Oro. 9erren taller.
hi ifnloe bore. 9na0e 5%orItanoen,
| 6plelien % 8illien ma oplDies for
at Ri funne fomme til Or
fenoeIie al Spno og 8ilegnelie al
0aaoen. Den forbereoenOe Gro er
for ct Wenneifes Siel iom ct @las,
ser er tomt; Den frelien0e Gro JON
ct @las fuIOt al gano eaer N9If,
Der IIuffer ben tsritenoes 8srit. Den
forbereoenoe Gro fan ptre Jig JON
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-20
JURY PROBES
THE KILLING
Of WOMAN
Visits Scene Of Street Car Accident
i'm Effort to Fix Responsibility
Fender Issue Left Out of the
Inquiry.

Practically no effort to show
that the fender of car No. 116,
operated by Motorman Edward
Baldenecker, which ran down and
killed Mrs. Zella K. Kimball at
Bells Crossing Tuesday morning,
was of a flimsy type and made
quate to save the life of a per-
son struck by the car, was made
by Deputy Prosecutor Lyle, who is
conducting the investigation
against Baldenecker, at the coro-
ner's inquest this morning.
Gave Victim No Chance.
Witnesses thus far examined
testified that Baldenecker ran his
car at an unusually high rate of
speed and did not blow his whistle
or apply the brakes until within
less than 200 feet of the victim.
This afternoon the taking of
evidence at the chapel of Buckley
& King was suspended while the
jury were taken to the scene os
the accident on the 2:45 Spana-
way car.
The purpose was to view the
spot where the accident occurred,
and make tests of the brakes of
the car, also of the carrying
power of the whistle.
Deputy Lyle's only attempt to
investigate regarding the useless
fender was made when H. w. Ack-
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-20
SENSATIONAL CHARGES s
AGAINST SEATTLE OFFI-
GERS FORSHADOWED IN
OPENING OF PETER MILLER
CASE.

Sensational charges that will
be made against the Seattle po-
lice officers were foreshadowed
by the attorney for Peter Miller,
who was placed on trial today be-
fore Judge Easterday for bur-
glary alleged to have been COM
mitted in Seattle last April.
In propounding questions to the
talesmen who were being exam
ined this morning, Attorney Glas-
gov asked the following question; !;
II we should show by the evidence
that confessions of this defendant.
which will be introduced by the
state. were procured by brutality,
confinement in a black-hoie, star
vation and other sunlawful means,
would you disregard those alleged
confessions?
Another point which the de-