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Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
0eiterreid ; nusarm.
Baron elm 57-fadcr Batter.

@ien, IA. 9ug. Sin mabrer
Rattenfonig BON 9ro8eiien beripridi
li6 in Den 0lterrei6iibeL ungariid-
en- unO oeutl6en @eri6ten Inn Den
NadlaB oes fiir3li1 inn Nlter BON
erft "a Sabren berltorbenen ungari-
lfen 8arons emil 8eren3i 81 ent-
Ipinnen. Ser Baron, Ser altd in
0eutl6lan0 allsgeoebnte Glitter be-
lab, NOR elm 9(nbdnger Der 8ielmei-
berei ullo ieste ieinen @laltben in
Die Sat Inn, Iomeit Dies in 1riitli6-
en- 2dnoern mogli6 mar. @r belt
Ii6 ollf je0er ieiner 8eiiBungen einen
f0rmli6en @arem. Seine nielen Sc
liebten tparen meiitens ungarii9e,
oeuti6e uno polnii6e 8ouernmGo=
den uno iunge 3igeunerinnen. Die
S9onen l9enften ibm insgeiammt
ni6t meniger ais 81 4inOer uno ba=
ben nun iammtltA 8ateri6oftsfla-
gen anbdngig gema9t, I'M Die @r-
ndbrung ieines fleinen Seeres bon
iIegitimen 5proBlingen aus ieiner
Sinterlafieni6aft 81 er5pingen.
Su0apeft, 10. Mug. @ie oie
bieiigen Abenobl1tter meloen, lit Die
i6on Dor l6ngerer 8eit angefiin0igte
Abiiht &0nig Beters bon Serbien,
Die Sofe BON @ien uno Berlin 81 be-
iuden enogiiltig geideitert.
@abreno anfangs nerlautete, man
lei geneigt, &0nig 8eter ourd ieinen
@mpfang in gepiliem Sinne au re-
6abilitierer, miro iebt befannt, oaB
li6 Die maBgebenoen Stelen an BEL
ben Soften entl6ieoen ablebneno aus
geipro6en baben.
8u0apelt, IA. Aug. 9uf Dem
@ute oes @roBnaroeiner 9istums
fam es 8tpiiden 5pei S9nittern gu
einem regelre6ten 0uea nit SenIen.
Der S9nitter emanuel SUB bemarb
Ii6 INN Die CUNT Der 8rallt 0es
S6nitters Miflos. Seine 8emii-
6nngen i6ienen ni6t obne @rfole
geblieben 81 iein. Mus oieiem 9In-
lab fam es 5mii9en Den beioen Or
beitern 81 Dem ~erw1bnten 3meifampi
bel tuel6em Miflos getotet wnrOe.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
Sa9ti.

&ortnn @rince, IA. glug.
Weit nationalen @bren lit geltern Die
2ei6e oes Yr1iioenten BON @apti,
Generals Gincinnatus 2econte, be-
Itattet moroen, Der inn NationalpaIait
einen fldgli6en 600 fano, ais oas
@ebduoe our9 gemeloete Yulperer-
ploiion 0onnerltag No6t nieoer-
brannte. Die StroBen, Die Der Erall-
er3ug paiiierte, moren BON groBen
golfsmalien beiebt. Die Mitglieoer
Der &egierung, Die militdrii6en
Spiben un0 Die Mitglieoer oes oi-
plomatiiden Corps falgten Dem
Sarg.
Inter einorndsnoaem Sdweigen
Der Menge fonO Die gottesoienitli9e
'Sanolung 81 @bren oes %perltorbenen
Chefs Der @recutipe Itott.
Sn DER &ouptitaot berri1t &ube.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
SoaamS.

0erSaag, 10. @ug. Cine UNI
frage bel Den Mitelieoern ser geIeb-
%gebenoen &Orperidoften lGBt es als
li1er eri6einen, oqB Die bo41noiIden
Jroiien oemnG6it asStimmreht er.
balten meroen. Snt Sauptquartier
Der Jrauen Duroe beute 9[beno qe.
iagt, Dab beim 3~uiammentritt See
Tarlaments i'm September cine Dem.
entipredenOe Bin 3ur 8orlaqe oe-
langen tueroe. Die StimmrehfIerin.
men baben cine rege 4gitotion emf.
faItet, INN i'm nGditcn Sabre, Elm
Sabrbunoert nod Der @ieoererIonq.
ung Der nationalen unabbGnaiafeil
i'm 8eiib Der glei1en 8iirgerrehfe al
fem, pie ole M1nner.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
NfaruffO.

&obat, IA. aug. Muldi Safio,
ser Sultan BON Marotfo, Der unter
fran50iil9em Broteftorat MIR nod
cine Sdeiuberri6aft fiibrte, bot Dem
Gbrone entiagt, uno befinoet iid auf
Der &eiie nod 6ranfreid. Sn ieinem
eigenen 2anoe lit er Oes 2ebens nidt
mebr lider, oa Die fanotiiden Marof-
faner i'm ais @errdter balien Der
tbronmiioeS uItan begibt lid 3llnddit
na6 9ao 8i6p gum 4ur : aufentbalt
uno miro oann nod Iaris geben, nm
ii1 BEN Ma6tbnbern Der fran5oii-
l6en &epu6lit oor5ultelen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
Der gitOr Grbe.

Rem gorf, 10. gug. Sobn
Sacob 9litors uabgeborenes Rin0,
@rbe BON So, 100000 erblidte belrte
Bergen INN S.t5 llbr oas 2ihf Der
@elt. IS lit Elm anobe, nn0 Die
aer5te b%ermeloeten, Dab Mtutter un0
ain0 li6 mobl befGnoen. Oas Or.
igniB, Dem angeiidts oes tragiIden
Sooes oes Gaters bel Der ,9itonic~.
tataltropbe nit ~beionoerer Span.
iiIng entgegengeieben tparo, Duroe
Der @elt ourb Oas naditebenos 8uI.
letin mitgeteilt: n5rau aItor bat Inn
5.l5 einem anaben Oas 2eben sege.
oen. Sem 9tame lit Sobn Socob
aitor. Nlutter uno Sobn befinoen
liA pobl. @e6ei6net: @oDin o. Gro.
jim, Nf. o.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
SatGOlifentag.

Berlin, 10. Mug. Die Stoot
S(aben prangt in Itrablenoem Seit=
getpnno; in ibren Mauern bat Der bis
gum 10. 5. MitS. Oauernoe Gatboli-
fentag ullter elmer geteiligung be-
gonnen, oie ale friiberen &atbolifen-
tage bel meitem %iibertrifft. 8efon-
Oers 6emerfenspert 1T Die Snterna-
tionalit1t Der 9eill6er.
9eiht meniger ais 12 @r6bii6ofc
unO IL 8ii6ofe %pertreten oas @pis-
fopat.
Die @inleitung 3it Dem &atboli-
fentag biloete elm Yontififalamt I'M
Miiniter, an oas iid am 9tadmittag
Elm 6eit5ug Der fatboliiden Mrbeiter-
pereine anidloB. Der 6eitoug nabm
einen g~ldn5enoen @erIauf. Ole 3abl
Der Seilnebmer betrug iiber 10000.
Ole |erbnnOlungen nuroen beute
er0ffnet ur0 3ieben lid bis gum Dom
neritng bin. Sic bringen, obpei1-
emo pom ionitigen 8raud, itatt bier,
Oiesmal flint 9ei6loiiene @eneralper-
iammlungen; auf Oieien meroen Ole
Nlntr6ge uno &eiolltionen, Die Der
&atbolifentag aaidbrliA in8e8ug ali
firdlih : religi0ie, i~o8iale uno anoe-
re 5rnaen 5li faiien pflegt, porberei-
tet. Bier aommiliionen iino fir bic
le 6ragen unO &eIolittionen ernannt,
inter oenen fi6 oeri6ieoene BON bo-
Der @i6tigfeit befinoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
9entidlunO.

Berlin, Ia. slug. Die 4ata-
Itropbe a1tf ser 3ede g2otbringen"
i'm meItfdlii6en @rubenbe5irf @ertbe
ii6erIdottet ale @orgdnge in Der pc
Iitiihen uno nidtpolitiiAen @elt.
sic bietet nit ibren eri6iitternOen
gin8elbeiten Das SaiptergebniB Der
p%ergangenen 8ode.
Nngefidts oes eridiitternoen nn-
qliidS, oas godum uno gangs entl6-
Iano geraoe gu elmer 3eit IN tiefite
Srauer perfest, gu ser oqs benabbar'
tc @iIen elm Sreuoenfeit Der oeutl6en
Snouitrie 6eginnt, bat Die olgemeine
Seilnabnle, aud Die oes Auslanoes,
qrpBen @inorltd gemoht.
9li6t meuiger Ipmpatbii6 bat auh
Ser ber5lide 9epeiden Austauid
3fpiiden Dem &oiier unO Dem Yrin5-
regenten 9uitpolO bon 8aDern be-
riibrt.
0ie tiefIte @irfung aber bot 0os
perf0nIi6e gerbalten Safer @il-
helms ausgeiibt, Der oieGrnuer-gen6-
ridt erbielt, aIs in @Iien Die 5eititim-
mitnq al1f ibrem@obepunft itano un0
fufort oie 6ortiebung Der 6eitlihfei-
ten unterbrad; Inn ii6 peri0nli6 an
Srt uno Stelle 0es llngliids al be-
geben.
Dor alem a1f Die 8ergarbeiter
bon 8oditm mar Die @irfung oes
@ri6einens oes Gaiiers cine humber
bare. Grit mar Der @erri6er ltlmm
1ulo ebrfur6tspoa e%mpfnngen NOR
oen. @s NOR, ais Oh cine itiae S6eu
bic tic~fbeOriifte @inipobneri9aft err
fiiate. Mls ober Der Monar6, Ser
bereits ouf Die erIte Mel0ung bin
$4,000 Marf gum @oble Ser Opfer
ge3ei6net, cine m%armber5ige Cell
nabme in elmer @eiie betGtigte, Die
rein mcnl9lid BON Ser5en al Screen
iprudL ais er oie @eripunoeten be-
iu6te, Die @eretteten nit groBtemSn-
terelie na6 alien @in5elbeiten aus
fargte, als n parmes Mit9efiibl ni9t
nltr NIT Dem eroBen S6mer3 aler,
ionoern au6 Der fleineren Sorgen
Der @in8elnen 8eigte, oa our6bra6
Die 8cgeiiterling ben @ann Ser S6elt
uno Ser Srauerltimmung uno nit
entbuiiaItiiAem SltbeI prr0e Der
SanOesOater begriiBt, mo INNER er
iid ieben lieB. Der Safer mar bon
ben ipontunen 9oationen oermaBen
ergriffen, Dob er offentli9 ieinen
9anf fir Die 9lufnabrne ausoriiden
lieB.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
3eitnnss anseiaen.

IS 1T cine feititebenoe, untuiOer.
egbare Satiade, Dab Sober, Der bier
II Amerito elm @ei9Gft init erfoIo
letreIben mill, Dor aaen Oinaen Die
Baaren, Die er fabri5iert, oos Sc.
DAFT, tDel6es er betreibt, ODER Die
tllnlt, melbe er ousiibt, in ben Of
entli6en 8l1ttern an5eigen uno bit.
J~li5ieren mllB. Ser Entertainer
peiB oas uno betradtet Die 2eihln.
len ais oas bette WiitteI, Iifl cine
l~tsgeoebnte aunoi9aft 5u aetuinnen
mo iein @eiAaft in Ghmung Az
ringen. @s iino iebr bieIe @eld6f.
g bier in Der Staot uno ltmgebuna,
DO mir ale miiien, pie ibren @rfoIa
mr. einem liberalen @nnoncieren
%eroaHfen. Inter Den @efd6fts-
autelL bauptiG6Iid unter ben Dert.
ben eibt es leiOer nod INNER man.
9e, pelbe Den 0liten elmer Bel.
ungsan5eige ni1t einieben uno Die
ladr Dollars, tpeIhe 0ieIeIbe foItet,
iir fortgemorfenes @eIo boIten. Die
4n5eige aaein tuts freiIih niht, tuer
iber quite @oren bat, ODER tiiHtige
Irbeit Iiefert, Der ioa Iein 2ift nidt
inter Den Sdoffel iteaen ionoern
Der @elt an5eigen, mas er feiIbietet,
mo Der @rfoIg miro nidt omsbIei-
zen. User nidts risfirt, - niHts
0rofitiert.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
gdncsfaae i'm sdpar5maIO.

8erIin, Is. arg. Sang 0}it-
tel europa leioet uuter einem Itar-
fen Semperoturitur5. 9as 9bermo-
meter bat einen taft ninterliden
StanO errei6t. SIN Sdpor3tpalo bat
es gei6neit uno audi in ser Sdmei3
lit es unangenebm folt. Die Som-
merfrilAIer fLiiAten IN Sic 91ler.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
Surrp sbaiu Jest Glcrf.

6ifbfill, q. o.. IA. 9(ua. Ser.
rp 81. Gbap, Der Wl0rOer stanford
8bite's, oeiien fiir5lider @erlld, lei.
ne gntlaiiung aus Dem Staats- Aipl
fiir i%rriinnige Gerbreder 81 eruir-
fen, feblgei6lagen lit, muB nm i'm
Department fiir Die Gerteiluug Der
@aren i'm AiDI ais Glerf fungieren.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
Santier besebt eclbitmOrO.

Berlin, Is. gug. Ser Ban
fier @rdbenib, Sn6aber ser 6irma
6rgo @rdbenib, in Der 6rieoriditr.
bat Selbimoro begangen. @r binter-
IdBt cine SduloenluIt bon elmer boil
ben Miaion Marf. 0ie pom 9anf-
frad 8etroffenen iino fat ollrdweg
ofleine 2eute".
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
SiuOlfiGbriger bcgebt aus 2iebs
SelbltmUrb.

Sobofen, RS. IL. glus. Sci.
OenidaftIihe 3rmeiglung an ieiner
20 Sabre alien Golriine @arp gniIo.
MD peronlaBte ongeblih Den 3tD0If
Sabre alten Sumes 9uilanid, liA in
Der Sdreinerperfit1tte ieines 9oters
jt ~erbGngen. Sem 2eidnam muroe
0on Der @olliine aefnn0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

am Wiontag Moreen mar MoI.
enel%eftroclltion i'm Sing-Si ing 3udt.
laule in gfep gorf. Nidt tpeniaer
ais Z @ionner iiuO bingeridtet NOT
ben. Seeds waren Staliener unO
Elm Reger.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

Der 8rdiioent oes0 euti6- Slime
rifanil6en NationaIbunoes BON @is-
coniin bat lid auf Der, leete @ode in
WilDaufee, @isc., tagenoen Sabres-
o%eriammlltng gegen oas 6ralen-
ltimmredt erfl1rt.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

Sn@bicago bat lid eiuWaonn lie.
yer einlteden ~laiien, ebe er Ii6 Oo8u
oerlteben molte, ieiner 6rou Inter.
laltsgeloer 5u 5abler. Damit lit bod
ne @eibi6te nidt abgetan?
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
G6Omef 3M9
Oes 6AiIers.
Gr nabm rcgen Nntcil an OcII
@ruben=llugliid.

Die StStte Oes ltmglifs wnrOe DOn
ihm nnO Ieimcm grnOcr SeimridJ
beindt. - Gr CAB Gin nambaftes
@elOaeIdenf CUR GiuOermmg Der
Wut. - Sm Der StaSt Aaden taste
Ser Gat6Olifeutag. = @raf gerni-
tprf in 8erliu. - Sin bielfadDer
%ater. - Die 6OllGnOiidcm Jrat-
en- er6altcn Gtimmrcdlt.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

China beabiidtiet Den omeri-
tanii6en Miniiter Rodbia, ictt in
Der Siirfei, ais gerater Der junaen
Hepublif an3utperben.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

Die 9rnderei bes r@aibimsisn
Sunrnal" mIiefert prompt 9rn6arbei.
zen in cngliider iotDie and il bat.
ldler Sprade. Rene Sbpen, Rene Ser.
l%ualtnns, prUmpte 8eSiennne.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

Der fran3oiiide Miniitcr 9oin.
are 1T bel Dem 3aren bon RlBIanb
mi geiu6 gemeien.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

ODER elm 5dweins . aoteIett Der.
langt, Gr mlB aud fir Oieie 2eder-
6iiien 5 Gents mebr berappen, ais er
Dies uorber 81 TIM iid eenOtist lab.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
fHE TACOMA TIMES.

Permanently. since ten day.
lago."
Permanently .
up to that time he had absent.
ed himself without reporting tc
me for only three or four days a,
a time"
He lived with you?
"No. He had been aiding me
In certain investigations at my
laboratory"
I'm what liner"
"Metallurgy."
When did he stop
About four weeks ago."
did he give any reason?"
HE requested Indefinite leave.
Work had been offered him, he
limited, at a very high rate of re-
Enumeration.
You don't know by whom"
mo. / know nothing whatever
about it."
Have you any definite suspic-
ions as to his absence?"
II gravely fear that the boy has
made away with himself"
why so?"
After his first absence I called
to see him at his room. He had
obviously undergone violent par
oxysm of grief or shame"
He told you this?"
mo. But his eyes, and, in
deed, his whole face, were alb
normally swollen, as with weep
Ing"
"Ah, yes" Average Jones' voice
had suddenly taken on bored
indifference. Were -er- his
hands. also
His hands? Why should they?'
"Of course, why, indeed You
noted them?"
II did not, SIR
did he seem depressed or mo-
rose?"
II can not say that he did,"
Professor Gehren, what news
paper do you take?"
The scholar stared. 1.-THE Citi-
zen in the morning. The Register
in the evening""
Are either of them delivered
to your laboratory"
Yes; the Register
DO you keep 1t on file?"
No"
"Ah! That's q pity. Then you
wouldn't know II one we're miss
ing
The professor reflected. Eyes
there was copy containing a let
ter upon Won Studeborg's recent
experiments"
Can you recall the date?"
. after the middle of June,
think"
Average Jones sent for file
aud handed II to Professor Gehren
Continued Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10

BE at peace" he said. at is
not. You can find your way out?
l bid you good evening, sir.
Now l wonder" unused Aver
age Jones, as he jolted on the rear
platform of an Eighth Avenue car.
"by what lead / could have land
ed that job. l rather think I've
missed something"
All that night, and recurrently
on many nights thereafter, the
poisoned and contorted face and
the scrawled MERCY" on the
cabinet lurked troublously in his
mind. Nor did Bertram cease to
scott him for his maladroitness
until both of them temporarily
forgot the strange Smith" and
his advertisement in the entrance
ment of a chase which led them
for time far back through the
centuries to a climax that might
well have cost Average Jones his
life. They had returned from
Baltimore and the society of the
Man who spoke Latin few days
when Bertram. at the club, called
up Average Jones office.
I'm sending Professor Paul
Gehren to YOU" was his message.
He'll call today or tomorrow"
Average Jones knew Professor
Gehren by sight, knew of him
further by repute as an impulsive,
violent, warm-hearted and learned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
1t Banishes
Catarrh

Getting rid of catarrh is an
easy matter if you will only use
a common sense method.
Germs cause catarrh. You
know that, and you also know
that IN order to end catarrh you
must destroy the germs. Sprays
and douches will not kill the
germs. Liquid cannot penetrate
into the folds and crevices of the
mucous membrane of the nose
and throat. Neither can it reach
the lungs or even the tubes that
lead to the lungs.
In every HYOMEI outfit, which
is sold by druggists everywhere,
there is a bottle of antiseptic
liquid that will kill catarrh germs.
Pour few drops of this liquid
into tho little hard rubber inhaler
which comes with the outfit and
breathe this now antiseptic vapor-
lied air over the membrane of the
nose and throat infested with ca
tarrh germs.
It's pleasant, soothing and heal
ing, is this vaporized air, and it
is really the only remedy known
that can reach and destroy ca
tarrh germs and end the misery
and humiliation that catarrh
causes. Complete outfit $1.00
Extra bottles of HYOMEI II
needed cost so cents. Druggists
everywhere sell HYOMEI. 1t is
guaranteed not to contain cocaine.
opium or other habit forming
drugs. Crown Drug Co. guar
antees It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
Dependable Secrets
of Beauty and Health

STOPS FALLING HAIR The
worry over thinning locks which
annoys millions is really a very
easy problem. The following sim
pie tonic rubbed into the scalp twice
"a week has been found a sure rem
edy: In " pint of alcohol dissolve
an ounce of quinzoin. then add u
pint of cold water. This tonic re-
moves dandruff and scalp irritation
almost instantly and keeps the hair
and scalp In n healthy condition. 1t
will not discolor the hair.
TO HAVE BRIGHT EYES-A
safe method of giving to the eyes
that bright, sparkling look so much
admired has been discovered in a
simple eye tonic made by dissolving
an ounce of crystos In pint of
water. A few drops In each eye
twice a day will strengthen and
clear the eyes and make them beau
tifui This tonic is very soothing
to eyes that are weak or have a
burning, smarting sensation.
,. BEST BLOOD MEDICINE--In
these days of fake" patent RENE
their own blood purifier by dissolv-
ing cupful of sugar and l ounce
of kardene in n pint of alcohol,
adding hot water to make a quart.
When you get that tired, rn-out
feeling or your complexion becomes
sallow or pimply, or you have no
appetite take tablespoonful OF
this tonic before meals and you will
soon be feeling just as good and
locking as well as ever.
TO PREVENT CHAPPING-Mix 2
teaspoonfuls of glycerine and l
ounce of almozoin In " pint of cold
water, and you will have grease
less beauty cream that. will keep
the skin soft, smooth and velvety.
1t will not grow hair and is un-
eGualed for removing pore dirt and
blackheads. Used morning and
night, the complexion is sure to
ATyt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
Miners Get Raise
OF 10 Per Cent

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 10.
With President White of the
United Mine Workers OF America
insisting that the coal operators
must recognize the union before
a settlement of existing differ
ences is possible. and the opera
tors still declaring unqualifiedly
against such recognition. the rep
resentatives of the operators and
miners of the anthracite coal
mines met here at noon today.
Both parties have agreed that
the miners shall receive a 10 per
cent increase in wages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
rheumatism Advice
Prominent Doctors Best Pre-
scription Easily Mixed st
Home.

From your druggist get one
ounce of Toris compound lin orig
inal package) and one ounce of
syrup of Sersaparilla compound.
Take these two ingredients home
and put them into n half pint of
good whiskey. Shake the bottle and
takn a tablespoonful before each
NETS and at bedtime" This In said
to be the quickest aud Nest remedy
known to the medical profession for
rheumatism and back ache. Good re-
suits come after the first dose II
your druggist does not have Toris
compound IN stock he will get II
wholesale house. Don't be Influenced
to take a patent medicine instead OF
this, Insist on having the genuine
Toris compound in the original one
ounce. sealed, yellow package. Hun
dreds of the worst cases were cured
mere ny this prescription last
winter,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
TAFT MEN BUSY

PORTLAND, Ore, April TO-
DR.. John Wesley Hill of New
York, president of the Interna-
tional Peace Forum, is due to
arrive in Portland tonight to re-
inforce the Taft campaigners.
He will speak in Portland, Eu-
gene, Albany, Roseburg and Med
ford. Ralph ID. Cole, former
Ohio representative in congress,
spoke in favor of President Taft
last night in McMinnville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
HICKS CASE ENDS

PORTLAND. Ore. April 10
Owing to the length of time con-
sumed by Special Prosecutor
Davis, in the case of Burt Hicks,
open shop machine works opera
tor charged with the murder of
w. A. Workman, union picket,
will not go to the jury till late
today or tin sevening. Attorney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
Fined $1l For
Babes Death

(By United Press Leased Wire
NORTH YAKIMA, ash, April
10.-Mrs. Eva Bertalon, found
guilty of manslaughter In con-
nection with the death of her in
FAINT today has been fined s11
and freed. The jury in finding
the woman guilty recommended
mercy and the court melted out
lightest punishment possible.
The body of the child was found
in an irrigating ditch where 1t
had been thrown by the IL year
old son of the woman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10

The funeral OF Ezra Palmer.
who died at Midland Monday.
aged 9s, took place this after
noon. Born in 1919 Mr.. Palmer
lived long enough to have seen
every president except Washing
ton. He did not see them. how
ever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
Child Labor Bill

WASHINGTON. April TO-
President Taft today signed bill
creating childrens bureau in
connection with the department
of commerce and labor.
The law establishes govern
ment supervision of child labor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10

John r. Logan opened the argu-
ments for the defense. followed
by Dan J, Malarkey. Deputy
District Attorney Fitzgerald will
close. Davis pictured the defend
ant as cold blooded murderer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
HIGH-O-ME

That's the Proper Way to Pro-
nounce HYOMEI, the Famous
Catarrh Remedy Made from
Australian Eucalyptus and
Other Antiseptics Just
breathe It,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10
New Hair Grower
Is Great Success
c1nn R E w A r D
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A short time ago a number of
the daily papers printed the fact
that we had discovered a real
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of whom have become discourage
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asking about this marvellous
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offe2 A great many of these
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10

State prohibition convention
will be held at Everett, May IA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10

We believe this hornless ma
chine is the best that can be con-
structed and sold at its price, or
near it. 1t is the first instru-
ment of the enclosed type offered
at anything like its price, that is
capable of all the tonal quality of
the 5000 instruments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-10

Martin Deggler. son of ex-
Sheriff Deggler of Chehalis, has
been appointed to the naval acad-
envy at Annapolis.