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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
WILL FLY FOR
HEARST PRIZE

NEW YORK, May $40 win
a $4,000 prize for the first sue
cessful transcontinental flight, H.
Blanchard and Richard Snyder
Saturday announced that they
would start in biplane May Is
to fly from New York to San
Francisco. The machine in which
they will start is a big biplane of
the Sohmer pattern. Blanchard is
an experienced aviator and Snyder
is an expert with gasoline en-
gines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
SMALL BOY NEARLY KILLED

MUsCATINE, Iowa, May g.
After 'clingfng to the seat of his
fathers wagon while the horses
ran away down the main street
OF this town, Raymondy the g.
year-old son of William Meyer,
was rescued unframed. During
the wild ride the child chung to
the seat desperately while hun
dreds looked on powerless to add
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
KILLS oPEN-FACED BOY

CLAY CITY, ILL.,. May s.-Bes
cause Clarence Cordner, 10, talk+
ed about his 18-year-old daughter
Inez, Charles Bartholomew pump
ed the boy full offs shot. "I'll
sleep soundly tonight" he said to
the sheriff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08

In conagraon which started in Tokyo Japan at II o'clock
Sunday April g. subdued until o'clock
evening" killed.
mile wide reduced including
houses of 8,690000
district
which corresponds the enderloin" American The
district completely wiped 5000 its inmates the
Geisha
the fire received in this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
Invitation

We cordially invite you to call
and have your eyes examined by
our new drugless method, used by
US exclusively.
Yours very truly,
cAswELL OPTICAL CO..
SO 7s4 st. Helens ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08

Miss Claire Wright, daughter
of Justice Daniel Wright of the
district supreme court, who was
married May to Harry Arthur
Kite, also of Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08

SEATTLE, May S.-Council-
man .. L. Blaine wants a reduc-
ton of automobile expenses in the
police department and will ask
Mayor Dilling for an order to stop
the use of the machine for all pur-
poses except strictly for the de-
partment. The mayor, chief xand
detectives will hereafter have to
take street cars when they want
to travel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
MORTALITY NOTES

Delmar Kellogg, aged 8, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kellogg,
died yesterday at their residence.
The funeral of Preston Miller
Randell, the conductor who was
killed by logging train near AL
der last Saturday, will be held to-
morrow at 1880 from the bunker
church, South 50th and G streets.
Mrs. Cora Lehman died Sunday
morning at her home in Spokane.
Mrs. Lehman was formerly a
resident of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08

VANCOUVER, WASH, May g.
Gustave Ahlgreen saw beautiful
rainbow and wanted to buy It and
hang 1t in his home for decora-
ton, SO they examined him as to
his sanity and committed him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08

Garden plants and roots, flow
ering plants. Tao. Imp. & Seed Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08

BELLINGHAM, May Slight
new canneries have been opened
in the north this year, according
to reports from Alaska, and a big
run of salmon is expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
|SIX-H0UR DAY FOR
WOMEN IN AUSTRALIA.

While we are struggling with
might and main to force employ
|ers and state legislatures to treat
women workers more humanely
by conceding a nine-hour or
|eight-hour workday, our Austria
liam brethren are outstripping us
Led by the printers, a movement
has been started to inforce a six
hour daylight work day for all
female workers. The eight-houI
day is universal in Australia
labor is recognized and wage
agreements are made in al
trades. The workingmen have
not continually thrown away
their votes" by electing capital
istic politicians. Labor controls
the government and is quite in
dependent industrially.
Representatives of trade union
and socialist organizations OF
Great Britain, Germany and
France will soon hold an inter.
national conference to outline
plans to further peace and gen
eral disarmament in Europe. The
tremendous war preparations
that have been going forward
during the past few years, and
which bid fair to continue, are
creating widespread dissatisfac-
ton among the workers and the
war spirit is being generally con
demned.
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BY HIRAM w. JOHNSON

I GOVERNOR CALIFORNIA
i
THE FINAL STRUGGLE STILL TO COME-"THE NATION MAY
j WELL WATCH
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State News
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

VANCOUVER, WASH, May g.
Frank A. Williams, while fixing
a fence on the Coffin farm, found
an old white hen with her head
sticking out of hole under the
bottom rail. Investigation showed
she had been buried in the hole
and covered up alive by a cougar.
She had wriggled her head out.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-13

8orm nit GROCER Siderbeit uno
@eluonotbeit uno ielbitperitdnoli9
iino o16 oieie englil6en @ebidte
poetiid empfunoen uno oieie poeti=
Idle @%nlpfinoune miro IN poetiIder
@eile gum @usorud gebrodt, ober
tros aleoem miiiien MIR eelteben:
Der oeutlbe 2obmann lit lu5
lieber. St fommt inns notilrli6e,
Dor utlo unperrnttteltsr fomnlt
oos, mos er oe1tft unb fiiblt, gum
4rsoruf. Sim 8eIten boben uits
Don Sen Sriginalgeoidten in ser
uorlieeenoen Sommlung Die @eOih-
tie Chou art TIE porlo TO me-,
uSoppp baps", Smmortalitp", $50
man's Goiee" unb uSeros" gefoaen.
Son groBem @ert iino oie lteber-
iesungen. Sci etner fdit portge=
treren @adabmune oes Originals
oeritebt 2obmal1n bod ieoe @e.
3ipu1eenbeit beg @usoruds uno bes
Reinls 81 permeioen uno Elm mirf-
lid engliides @eoi6t 5ll i6offel1
oos ober Die farofteriitiiben Merf=
male bes fremoiprahliden Sriel=
nails oeutlid 5eiet. 9ie iiberiebten
@ebidte geboren idoll longe gum
poetiiden Sallsihas Der 0eutiden
unb es lit bod erfreulid, oaB elm
10 fdbiger Wann mie 2obmann tie
auf oieie @eiie CUR aenntuis Der
4nglo=@ merifaner bringt. Inter oen
l1eberiebungen finoen ii6 @eoidte
BON @Ieim (Dos @iitt6en), 8obell+
iteot, Seitte, @oetbe, 9oumba9,
Soffmann bon SaGersleben, Sim=
rod (Mn Sen @bein, an Sen &bein).
@eibel, @ogl Ger @onoerburid)
nit Dem Stab in Der 6ono), Stole
@enn cine Ml1tter betet fir i5r
aino) uno anoern. @u1 @olfslie-
ser, ME u2ieb6en zoe, Sdetoen tut
net, n8enn ou gu mei'm Sdatel
fommit" Ii. @. uno geraoe oieie iino
prG6tig iiberieBt. @les in Maenl
lit bie 2obmann'i6e @eoi6tiamm-
lung So mi Darling" elm bod.
Invertebrates 8llh unferes terani-
i6en 8oeten oas mir beitens emf
pfeblen fonnen. Iud oie Iusitat.
tltng tit brilliant.
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0rMubeiaeutmms. 1Icbcrtraaunaen

q. s; Sleie uno g. $. Stprms an
g. 9. Waap. @rlinbfiid IN Ser @bses
npob Ibbitiou; $500 II. q.
Sreb. @imbel u1b Sran an $. s..
Smitb, @runoitiid in Soutb Seigbts;
$3.50.
q. 6. 9alt6b all SO. ncopid, @runbe
itiid an Der @de Der Mi(am lt11b 5adz
berrb Ctr; $4,000.
Srou Marp 90. uro &. 6. Moebes
an 8. 8. lnb Soiepbiue Spmlii1ion,
@runbitiid al Der gde Der 9auas Stroz
be unO @ilmington Ine.; $3.50.
s. S. uub Gutb Niebe an Ilbert S.
Roltert, @ruuoitid M Der Spreit @pe. !,
$3.50.
50. 8. @iaie an 6. s. SO. @fer,
@rnuoitid I'M alien gitb Got M4; 500.
g. 8. @iuie an s. S. SO. gfer,
@runoftiid I'M alten gitp Got 1874; 500.
50. 8. @tlie an 6. S. so. @iIer,
@rnnbltid I'M alien 2itp Got 1884; 1925.
@lamo s6eigbts So. an Sra1 Wart
g. Sdparb, 8runbitiid in Mlaml
Seig6ts; $175.
@bas. S. @rnit on Sas. @ari6al
@runo1tid i'm nelen @itpz9lod 3054;
$4,000
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3isfas Grab = cine Salidnns,

@ie telesrapbiid bereits berid=
tet, muroen anl 90. Nopember IN
g5asImu (8obmen) BEL Ser Genopie-
rnrg Der oortieen 8eter- uno
Baulsfir6e 5mei permauerte 9ei-
ihen elltbedt, in Der einen foro nlcll
einen meni6li6en Sddbel uno meb-
rere ano6en in Ser anberen einell
gudoedel init ether lateinilhen SSs1.
ldrift. 9ie Snidrift beiaste, oo.3
in Der acknowledgement @iihe
Die ueberrelte 3isfas bon Srobnolt
beimlid aufbemabrt miiroen. so.
bann 3isfa, Der beriibmte ullo be.
riihtigte Suliitenfiibrer, ltorb i'm
Sabre 1924 BET Ser gelogeruna bon
Tr5ibislou. Seine Bette mllrbe
crit in 8oni9grab beieeieet uno ipd-
ter nod g5aslau iibergefiibrt. @te
aus 9ofumenten berporgebt, 6efono
lif lein Grab in Ser Stride ct. Ge-
ter nnb Saul BET elmer SGule. Mui
Dem 8rabitein mar 3isfa obgebif
oct. @abreno Ser @egenreformd-
tion i'm Sabre 1923 erihien i'm foi-
ieHihen Iuftrog Ser Miin5meilter
bon &l,ttenberg in G5aslou, 5erltor-
tt oas @rabmal 3isfos uno lieB oos
Grab ansbeben. SIN @robe fon6
iid aber MIR Staub. M~nfnipfeno
baran entituno oos @eriidt 3isfos
@ebeine ieien BON national fiiblea-
ben 8iirgern borber aus Dem 8ro-
be entfernt nno an elmer gebeimeil
Steae binter BEN &atsitiiblen per-
itedt moroen. Oils baber in ser @or-
fpofe bic @e6eine nno Ser @udG-
oedel %gefllnoen muroen, glaubte mon
glei6, Dos Serted entoedt 5u boz
ben.
Sci Der groben @erebruna, Ole
9us als Matchmaker Martprer u1o
iein &ader 3isfa ols Notionalbelo
beute genieBen, bradte Sic Nadridt
BON Der Muffinoung oes Grades
3isfas Die gon5e ti6ehiihe go9-
men in groBe grregung. Die nGbe-
re llnteriuhung oes 8ilnoes Iest
Den ~gebobenen @efiiblen ei1len 'tar-
Ten 9ampfer auf. Ser @ntbropoloa
Der tihediihen nniperiit1t Brofel-
ior @atiegfa itellte felt, ooB Ole
gefunoenen @ebeine orei 8erionelt,
%oarunter elmer 5rau angeboren, unb
Dab Der Shaoel eincm ettpo AZ
iabrtgem Manme entltamlne, mG6-
renh 3isfa I'M Sitter BON 81 Sobren
geitorben lit.
S6fimmer nod itebt es nit Dem
gu6oedel. Ger Observation-Disclosures
Or. Nopacef be5ei6nete i'm als Ell.
ne plumpe Sdlidung Ser aaerleeten
Gage. Ser 0edel lit einem Steuer.
bud entnommen, Die Sniarift nit
elmer Stablfeoer uno nit mooerner
ginte bergelteat, bas 2otein febler-
boft uno ni6t Der Mrt oes II.
Sabrbunoerts entipredenb. s(uf Dem
8udoedel mar Elm @adsiiegel Der
Staot G5aslau aus benz IL. Sabr-
bunoert nit Spei6el befeitigt.
Die gauge @ffare dbnelt Ser @e.
ihifte bon Der &oniginbofer Sanb-
i6rift, Die 1911 yg%efunoen", aug
Dem Ia. Sabrbunoert itammen lons
te uno nad einem langen ~gelebrten
Streite 1886 als 5alidung erfannt
mltr6p
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mas ollf Dem 9erb6oI3, bos fonnit
OH mir glauben."
Sn Dem 4ltgenblid 0ffnete lid,
nod einmol sic sir, uno Elm ielte-
her @ait betrat oos Sinter5immer.
Gin germ geiebener mol nod ouBer-
Dem, oas merfte man aus ser Dirt,
ME ibn1 %ausnobmslos sic SGroe
ettgegen9eitredt n11roen.
Sur u1f cine NoienlGnge," lagte
5reiberr bon Hieot lGd]elno, inoenl
er Sen &eipirotor entfernte. oMeiu
Mr5t befame cine Sbnnta6t, iper1r er
mid bier inmitten Sobofsquolm
ltno @rogounit iiben iGbe. Mber
man lit bod l6lieBlid oub Elm
Weeni6 uttb bot ais iolder ieine Ser
oenneigung." Omar 6uitete ct ct
mas, ols er ipra6, uno iein feines
bloiies @eiibt befam Scribe, ober er
iebte it6 trosoem mitten unter oie
Trofulierenoen.
IS lit Sbnen lpieoer i6ledter ge-
gongen &ieot," logte 8renfenbofS
init onfridtiger 3eilnabme.
uSSo, Der @erbitl 4ber bite, mel.
ne Serren, ipreden mir nidt BON
mir. Sd muB idon obnebin 10 pie(
filr MIDI oenfen uno iorgen, ooB idy
ieoes anoere @eiprd6 BET meitenl
por5iebe. Son tpent mar sic &ene,
ais ib fam2"
vgon Ser Srnu 8ranoenitein III
rem naften GupperL" ~unttpprtete
@eeitemiinbt prompt, etmos ourd)
Die Scale idJnmlfeno.
Gortietuna folnt>
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Die San Mntonio Spring Gar
nepal Miiociation~ bat Die foIgenber
8eamten erpablt: &op IS. @earne,
Yraiioent; CHARLES @raebner, l..
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Ser ehe1noIiae @n11nernel1

Ser eDemalige @oupernel,r
s. $. &asfeG BON. Oflobomo lit bier
e%ingetroffen, UNI ben @tnter III
San Intorio gu nerbringen.
SIM proteltontii6en Nlte1lbeim
itarb Srou @nna Nteoer-
nj eie an altersi6made i'm @ltet
bon 80 Sabren. SIR Monn tit eberl=
faGs eth Sniaiie oes Seimes. 8eioe
mobnen lett itber 80 Sobren IN Son
Mntonio.
Die 9raction Sompagnie miro
nod 5ebn neue groBe Cars NIT 2ults
bremien in 9ienit itellen.
= 0ie vSolpation Irmp~ bat ibr
11eltes vGescue Some" in Der &Gs
Der Ipenue e%ingerpeibt.
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Bonn 8adertiidJ.

Der @ua6aloupe Gourtp 2ofal
8erbanb oes INSTRUMENTATION
NationaIbunoes bat cine 8roibule
berausgegebeny unter Dem 3itel:
20 robibition ODER Mnti.
Hrobibition", in Der Die Brp-
bibitionsfragel griinoIih er0rtert
u1b nahgetpieien miro, marum ole
8iirger unleres Staates gegen oas
Yrobibitions ENHANCEMENT itimmell
fol[ten. Die grolaure lit bon
4arI @alm gei1rieben, lieit iid
gut uno mag, tpenn lie aud gern-
De nidts Neues bringt uno Sic
Grage BON feinen nelen @eiidts.
puntten aug betradtet, mos ia aud
am gn6e nidt mogIid lit, ood)
our 4uffIdrung uno CUR BORDERING
Der guten Code ~beitragen. Seoen.
fads freuen mir uns, oaB Der 9ofai-
Derbnno BON Seguin 60. nit lolhem
Offer Die 4gitation geeen Dos Gro.
b-ibitionSamenoement betreibt.
Dor einigen Tngen lit 1ns eine
en9Iiide @ebidtiammlung bon
Ger0inano $. 2obmann,
Dem pieIgeriibmten gerfafier Der
~Serosblilten" 3ugegangen. Der Na-
me oes gudes lit e mn Oar.
ling gs entbdIt 9rigiualgeoihte
uno lteberiesungen. 2ettere iiito
in Der Webr5abI. gs ma uns in.
tereifant, 3obmnnn, auf oeiien BE-
0euten6es Talent mir bei Grifeinen
feines 0eutfden glfes nab6riidlif
nufmerfinm genindt baben, nlea
nIs engIiIhen Didter fennen at
lernen. CT beberrfht Sprafe ufo
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Sad barter saaesarbeit

idmer5en 9opf uno @iiden Der Sars.
frau. &ein @unoer, iuenn ibre
Ganne etmas mirriib lit. sic miro
lire CUTE 2aune mie6er cr(angel,,
nadoem iie Die Sdmer3ell nit Or.
Ni6ter's nYain-grpeaer" pertriehen
bat. 0os lit 0erielbe 5liperldllige
Sreunb Der Menlhbeit, Sen man
lett -Sabren in saii5 europa in foit
ieoer Samilie borfinbet. % 1uio so
gents Die Slaihe IN auell oeutid)en
Wpothefen.
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= Die San Antonio sprins Gar
nepal M~iiociation" bot Die foIgenoen
9eamten ertpablt: 3op IS. @earne,
Yrdiioent; CHARLES @raebner, /.
8ice=8raiioent, emil Sranf, g.
Gice=Erdiibent. Gas Direftoriluu
biloen: @iaiam 6. Gissbp, Seiie g.
Sppenbeimer, @iqiam 8aiie, Mlfrea
|9uerler, Sobn 9. Darlington 8.
g. $. 8%feuffer, @. 90. Morgon
hilbert @utb, 60. @itte 5. s. SEM
%tinlor, $. 8. Differ, 6. S. Meier,
MtIee 9. @pres, @. 8. @ooomol1,
|Sobn @orpeG, S. 81. Sprnaoap, gl-
bert @ritein unb 9. 6. Sermier.
uno nun muB Die @eie4i1aft @elb
baben, INN mieoer einen &arnepol
p%eranitalten 5u fonnen.
Die BON ben 8eamten aus
gefIbrte &a5oia gegen unoroentli1e
8rauen5immer bat 81 Yerionen ser
&laiie CUR Steae gebraht uno ieop
entrihtete in Srieoensridter llrg-
ideio's @mtsitube $17.05 fir Stra-
fen uno @ebiibren. Ser groBte
Cell bierpon entfallt ouf Die 8eam-
ten.
- Die vHetail Werdants Miic.
citation" bat iid eesen Die @usgohc
bon Yrdmien, Coupons, gaib-9ls-
count gifets etc. ieitens Ser &lein-
banoler aitsgeiprohen uno miro no
tigenfaus Die 2~egislatur CUR MnnnA-
me cine @eieses 8u betuesen iuden,
melhes 6ieien lining berbietet.
Ser Mildereibeliser MIer ltbl
Dot bas ungliid gebobt, oas red)le
gein gu perlierer. 0a, mo Oie
Solttb 9eigbts 2inie Die Gberrp
-StraBe freu5t, itieB lein @aget nit
Der StraBenbabncar 10 heftig 5ulani-
men, Dob er bon ieinem SIP ge-
idleuoert nuroe uno fem geir
flemmte ii6 inter Dem @aeenbets
elm. Or. Sooper, Der iid auf Ser
Gar befanb, tam ibml 5u Siilfe unn
nod elmer aonlultation nit Or.
MeGoniel wuroe Die @mputation
pes @lieoes nnterbalb Dem anie
'beldloiien uno norgenommen, o.
mebreres anodenbriihe un6 Die Scr
iplitteruna Der ano6el ieitgeitelt
mnroen. 9err llbl meiB lid niht 5ll
erflaren, tpie unb auf melhe @e,-
Ie Die Solution erfolgte.
Die G~oncoroia 2oge No. 179S
Der u&nigbts anb 2aoies Of So
nor" bat bic folgenoen rlel.er 9ealn.
ten erwdblt nno oieielben muroen
ourb ben Staatsi6abmeilter Sacc6
8eber uno BEN @rano YoItprotee-
tor 6. s. 3elmeger IN ibr amt
eingefiibrt: Charles 81. Senfe, Bro-
%tector; Srau q. @raat @ice-Yro-
%tector; 9ermann Saad, 8alt-Brotec-
tor; @iiguit &aad, Sefretdr,
6. g. Gbriitiaes. Siibrer; ern-
ma &abn, &uplon; CHA @oad,A Sn.
mere 8ade; 5rau Marp 4dt5ebn,
5rau 90. &afomis unb Q. u. Me.
per, Sruitees, uno 5rou W. S6ilo-
fnebt, fir Muiif.
Sn Der 6. @dro ipoIen o1e
giirger einen emer-gerbeiierungs
0iitrift organilieren. Sir ieoe Ser.
6eiierung, Die iiber bos arasen Der
StraBen binausgebt, miiiien ote
Burger ielbit in oie Soite sreifen,
reip. iid ielbit beiteuern.
3nrd Die aeiielerpfoiion ouf
Der 2ofomotipe zines Srad)t5uees
nabe 5latonio murben Der Si,-
senieir 5eroinono 8. @noree uto
Der Sei5er o. @. @rigbt, beioe bon
Gan antonio, getotet. Ser l1nfql
ereignete iid auf Der Suniet gobn.
Gie sroBte Grcuriion bon
Seimitatteiuf)ern, Die ie bierber.
fam, mirb ct. 2ouis an II. Der.
Sic miro iif ans mebreren
3iigen 5uiammenieben.
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Seiue GrflGruua.

Sobnden Qeieno): o9apa, mel
DIE Strafe itebt allf 9ieamie?"
9apo: Cine ean5 ihauoerbofte
= 5mei Sdmiegermiitterl"
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gu nermieten.

0rei unmobliete 3immer i'm Soli,
ie elmer alteren Game. geo. 61S
@oliao Strabe.
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= @6l menn ber Menih MIR
ni6t immerfort ebenio f6lau iein
moQte, als er ol1mm lit!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-16
ADMITS HE LURED GIRL
TO TAR AND FEATHERS

LINCOLN CENTER, Kas., Nov. 10.
An admission of guilt in the tar
party" case came yesterday. Edward
Ricord, barber, admitted he decoy-
ed Miss Mary Chamberlain, a school
teacher, TO the point near Shady
Bend. where she was "tarred" on
Aug. z. He went before Judge Dallas
Glover and entered plea Of guilty.
Sentence was suspended until after
the trial of the other accused men.
Ricord has been in jail for the last
three months, awaiting action on an
appeal from a justice court sentence
OF one year for completely in the at
tack on Miss Chamberlain. He was
the first man arrested in connection
with the tar party case. II is al
legged he received S. for his part in
the affair.
According TO Miss Chamberlain, she
accompanied Ricord on the night OF
he attack. under the impression that
he was taking her to dance. Ricord
expects lenlency as the result of his
confession.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-16
CHINK DEPORTED, WHICH
IS JUST WHAT HE SOUGHT

Fung Hoy, the Chinese who, after
several years residence in this coun-
try. recently surrendered himself TO
the authorities and confessed" that
he had come here in violation OF the
exclusion laws, was ordered deported
by Commissioner Finney, Wednesday.
This just suited Fung, and he made no
effort TO conceal his JOY at getting a
free ride back to his home country,
which. the authorities suspect, was
his real purpose in giving himself up.
While he sat in the United States
marshaTs office. awaiting his exam
ination. Fung was deeply engrossed
in a Chinese newspaper published in
San Francisco telling all about the
war. Fung denied, however, that he
was going back TO enlist.
ME too old" he said.
Moy Sun Shew, another Celestial
now awaiting examination, was
graphically describing TO Deputy Mar
shall John " -Trolope just how he
would NOW down the hated Manchus
i he were deported. while being es-
corted to the federal building a day
or two ago
me shoot. bang. They fall he
said enthusiastically.
Just then his feet slipped on the
wet sidewalk and he went sprawling
in the slush, right between two wo-
men, who were nearly scared stiff.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-16
SAY MODERN "DR JEKYLL
AND Mr.. HYDE" is INSANE
Attorneys Want Bertram G..
Spencer Placed In an Asy-
lum For Insane.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 16.-
Admitting that there is no defense
except insanity for Bertram G.. Spen-
Ger, the self-confessed slayer. burg.
lar. and assailant Of women and chill
dren the attorneys for the defense
began today the submission OF evil
dence to prove that Spencer's mental
condition is such that he cannot be
held responsible for the long list OF
crimes he admitted.
Making no effort to keep from the
jury the most amazing confession
known to New England police, Spen-
GERS lawyers pleaded with the court
that certain revolving details, involv-
ing his attacks upon women, be
omitted from the recital, that the
Jurors and public might be spared
from hearing the story.
While Capt. John Boyle OF the po-
lice testified as to Spencers confes-
sions to him, the prisoner raved and
shouted and cursed in the little pen
when he is confined in the courtroom.
His lawyers are pointing TO his con-
duct as bearing out their contention
that his mind Is unbalanced. Their
plea is that he shall be confined Tor
the rest OF his life in a state asylum.
Spencer's confession detailed "a
robberies and holdups besides the
burglary in the fashionable Round Hill
district. where he killed Miss Martha
Blackstone, the crime for which he is
on trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-16
WON'T SEND FILIPINO
SOLDIERS TO China
United States Will Soon Dis
patch Regiment of Troops To
Protect Our Interests.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Orders
for the dispatch of a regiment OF Uni
ted States soldiers TO China from Ma
Mia, were awaited today by the off,
cials OF the war department who
were given notice late yesterday by
the state department that men would
be needed
Army officers said that the move
could be executed In quick order.
Preparations have been proceeding
quietly for more than two weeks for
this purpose. 1t was decided today
at the war department that no Fill
pino troops will be sent TO China,
even If thousands of soldiers, instead
Of one regiment. are needed. II is
feared the presence of the Filipinos
would rouse the hostility of the Chi
nese.
Even though thevapowed purpose Of
sending troops to China is protect
ing the Pekin-Tien Tsin railroad in CO
operation with soldiers Of other pow
ers, there are already ominous ru-
mors that the American regiment will
not be welcomed. Suspicion Of the
motives OF this government has been
aroused according to reports reach
ing Washington, not only in the minds
Of the Chinese, but among other for
elgners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-16
MICHIGAN AND IOWA
OFFICERS SWAP THIEVES

ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Nov. 16.-
Sheriff Johnson, of this county. and
Sheriff Grout. of Clinton, Iowa, are
strong for reciprecity-especi as
II affects prisoners. They have just
brought two horse-thieves TO justice
through this working arrangement.
Recently Sheriff Johnson went to
Clinton and secured Harry Fairbanks.
wanted for horse theft over year
ola. Just before the Michigan officer
started on the return trip home, the
Iowa officer casually remarked: Il
want horse thief. too. If you hap.
pen to see a fellow by the name OF
Lewis Polmanteer, pick him up. He
is the chap"
When Sheriff johnson returned to
st. Joseph he found Polmanteer serv-
ing a 20-day sentence, He notified the
Iowa sheriff and yesterday when Pol
manteer's sentence expired, an Iowa
officer was here TO arrest him. Pol
manteer had been sentenced TO prison
for hors.stealing and had been parol-
ed. lie broke his parole by coming to
Michigan.