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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Triotiuf Wnmiem esfimplaicj cjtptD-
tbfiesta ia idamere6t 6tnttlmuf,


prof. Stibiiof Honfen, iotd parais
faa oIesfeise Xcntoosia, on enslan'
tiIailile lebbiue laulunut bausfalIa
tatpaIla oiatufIiaan esfimolaiiista ia
beibdn fultturistaan. gtanien on ipas
littanut iitd, ettd esfimolaisten alfus
perdinen iimistps europalaien Iitpiss
pfIeu leipitesid iddmeriIeutuibin on
tuomiitu fuolemaon. Guropnlainen
iipistps on iofapdiwdistd ia tppes
rdd, fen pprfimptiend fun on tebod
faiffi ibmiIet iamanIaiIifTi, iofa OIL
fofonaan bpIdttdpdd: 9pfpisaitais
men europaIainen ftpistps tappaa
taifen pfiiIDuiIppben ia luopi rib'
misfoneito," ioille ei idd aifea itIens
I'd lDptamiieen ia ie Ie on ientddn
iuurin lDptD. GsfimolaiIiIla Iitd poss
toin on fpudtIi oitaa iiIenid IDptd'
miieen; beibdn Ftpisipeienid on iui'
reuinen ia artpofas. !Seibdu pbteiss
notwithstanding perustuu oIias
Iistiiille periaaiteilIe; be iafapat fess
fenddn iaaliinIa, eitd fen esfimo'
laisten pbteisfunnaSIa fufaan iou'
ou baidd fdrIimddn.
Sddmerent,ittimutiista on 9tanIen
niinifddn lauI Iunut oiatufIenia. Gen
idIfeen FUN pearp, futen tdptpp U.S.
foa, on IDptdnpt pohipisnoman, on
npt tulIut aifo, iolloin fpoipi alfaa
toIi tieteellinen napaIeuthien tutfi'
mus. Siiben taripitaan lama, iofa
futen ySram" on rafennettu Min, ets
I'd ie ipoipi festda iaioen purismfiet
ia iofa on tporusietiu faitfein uiis
benaifaiIimmilIa tieteeIliIiud foneiIla.
SImalaitpoista iemmoiiinaan fuin
ne nptpddn opot ei NanIen ooota
mitdan bp5tpd iddmerentuttimufiile;
mutta tuIemaiIuubeSia tpoitpat lima.
Iaioat iobenndf1iIeSti is9o6 iGle
t,itfimufleae Iuuria palfpeIufiiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Gnomalaimen fapafpitiiia mmr.
battm.

Oir9inia, Wtinn. SuomaI. fas
pafoitiiia. NfieI paffala ioutui fur.
man nbrifii iuuri fen mprtfpiuoman
tpaifututieSta, iota bdn muille mpi.
Sdnet ampui fuoliaatii erds Sacf
Drerler. Cana mics baatpoitti fab'
ta muata miestd, ioista Soban &os.
ii on ben9enipaarasia iairaaIas
ia, eifd ole polion toipoa paranemi.
Iesta.
Wturba tapabtui paffolan omas.
ia fopafasIa 211 Chestnut fahi
Dir9iniasia, Wtinn., felo 4 toisia
lanantai aamulla. Dir9iniasIa ndfp
fpdt fapafat oletpan aufi pDtfin.
Sppnd murbuan ollee ie ettd murs
baaia ia bdnen fumppaninIa 6enrp
Gfman aiettiin ulos mainitusta fas
pafasta ebelliIend iltana. Gen idl'
teen meni OrerIer a Iuntoon. Sdn
aiuu poliiii Utife Mc@annin fansia
SIiper faimannon padld. 9lIunnos
taan ban otti poliiiin tperolwerin ia
tuIi feIIo 4 aifana aamulla patfa'
Ian fapaffaan tpield fofpasti pdiss
Iddn ia pitts ampui fapafoitIiia
pottalan fuoIiaafIi ia pabosti baa'
tpoitti Soban &osfen ia mpDs baa'
tpoitti lietpsmmdsti erdstd totsta
miestd. Siite bdn fabbesii ampui
fapaftatarioiliiaa GarlIonia fobti,
mutta tdmd pdGii petaptpmddn tis'
Gin ale ioten fuulat idrfipdt peilin.
Gen idlfeen pritti ban tebod iiiemurs
ban, mutta ie oil maan 5 fuulan res
poIweri, ioten is oil tpbia. 4auDin
bdnet pansittiin. Drerler on noin
% tpuotiaS ia ollut foneentdpttdids
nd.
paffaIa oil AZ tpuotias noinut
mics, idtti ipaimon ia 3 Iasta, olut
fauan fapafoitIiiana pirsiniasia ia
Ianotaan bdnen omaiIuutenIa arppn
nouienan puoIeen milioonaan bol'
lariin. Gfman, iofa oil oaut MUIR
saajanm sansla ebeiiiiend iItana. ct
'fIennpt iniirbosta mifddn. iilld fan
beibdt periontni'iltanu oiettiin ulos
fopotasta, ment bdn nutfumaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
60 milionnaa rffosrpmaaneista.

Se ola Safian ianomaIebbist5d,
iofa tobela barrastaa fonian iptpi-
en- riipien ipaIistamista, on buoIis.
Iaan fen iafpattoman letpidmiien job
bosta, ionfo faifenIaifet rifosromaa'
nit opat Safiasia iaaneet. Gntiien
bptpdn oian Iufiiain tilaIe, iotfa
nauttipot SpieIba9enin romaaneiss
ia ia viaIoIuontoiiesta 2eosta", on
MT tullut lufiioita, ioiIla on turmi'
ouinen baIu nauttia ibmisluonteen
ipariopuoIista. Ne npfpiiistd firiai'
IiIoisia, iotfa opot ScbiIerin la
@oetben iuoronaiiia idlfeIdiiii firioi'
tustamasia ia oibeen ipaIinnasia,
eitpdt lDpbd itieIIeen Iufiioita, tpaau
Ioatpat fitua faifen eldmdnId iui'
rimmasIa fDpbppbesId. ytpfpoiau
ibmefiriailiiot rifosromaanien tefi
idt, pistdmdt taSfuibinia tpuoIiitair
main go miIioonaa morffaa. rRei
niIcb DesiioIiicbe 5eitunein1 Iosfu
ien mufaon on tdud iummaIld tpieIi
iitapoitii tpoimofos pprfimps fas
tpamaan 10 miIioonoIla tpuoIittoin
oiten nouf 10. 1909 foifen moini
II
tunIoiien firialIiiuuben mppniibint'
80 miIioonaan. Geurootpona tpuon
ma oil tdmd iumma fasmanut 6,
| milioonaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

eyoulufuuua 1911.

@iotteIin piirtdd ionfun rifpin iddls
I'd 8etanion maafpldstd, fuinfa
tdau6 on iouIna fpietettp.
WleiId on ollut iouIu, enimdinen
Iaatuaan tdud paitfafunnaua.
Gbtd lufiia fpIpnee: no minfdIat'
men Ie iitten oli3
glo obota fun Ianon! - Slimme
foIme eri fertaa tirfosIa Serran Ia.
nan pmpdriIId fiittdmdsid Serraa
barpuiIla, builuiIIa, fanteleilIa, uruiL
Ia, rummuiIIa, ipmbaaIeiIIa.
2pIpt: onfoban tuo toF2
EoIi ie tparmaan on!
pastori y(iemi tuli fofo perbeenld
fansIa meilIe tpieraaffi, ia t,io nuo.
ri taipaan Iotomden ioutto louIoi
fiitos' ia plistpsIauIuia SmmolaIle,
9lini gtiemi idesti uruiaa ia Sba
2orbonen piuluIla. Sdmd faiffi oil
fauneirta mitd Qua toitaa. 2uuIin
monen Iunomon etid he eitpdt ole Is
fdnd fuuIleet uiin fauniSta Iauluo.
2auIun ofianomaiIiIe ipbdmen iu.
Iimmat fiitoflet, fofo ytiemen per.
beetle, fun tulitte ilabuttamaan met.
I'd. Sumala on tpaitpanne palfitIe>
pa ipanbursfaan pl1snouIemiIess
ia.
2pud oil iofa ferralla fofoontunut
fanIaa fuulemaan, ia eritt6in aattos
iItona, ioIloin faiffi eitpdt mabtuneet
IiIdlle firffoon, tpaan ola fuu eli
nIfona. Tuo fuuri tpden paliou, Il
ipield ibmeenpdd, Fun pItiin foho. 6,
ia firfpSia, toiiesIa oil tpieras iaar.
naaia, Mleg puotinen Eammiifont'
riIta.
Sitten tddud oil Grtti WlattIon e,
mdntdnid fansia tapaamasia lap.
Iumben tuttopia, ioita onfin tdd1d
palion. So @rffi on mics, iofa on
tuih beii FUN itddn on mieben fonss
IA pubeilIe pddsIpt. 2auIun fiitotIet
baneue tddud fdpnnistddn!
| 2uuIen monen Idilpitdpdn raffai'
ia muiStoia tdStd iouIuntpietoSta pit
iemmdn aifaa.
Eoipotan onnellista uiitta fpuotta
aluttoiaue ia fen looiaIIo oIefuoIle luz
fiiofunndIle!
q. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

tpiimefIi mennpt 9erlinin peIastus.
ormeiian idienefii. Slemme ndbneet,
tirioittapat Berlinin lebbet, bdnen
Ieiiopan 8erlinin DeItenbin (bie
nomman faupunsincianD fatufuI.
misia iafeIemasia pelastusormeiian
febotufIia iaapumaan len tofout'
iiip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

Sefoiolto periiasia on ipaon
liiddntpmdsId. Ylitpoiman ebeSid oil
ba[ituS pofoitettu luostumaan @e
ndidn tpaotimutiiin, mutta pdesto
on pleenid bpipin tiiboittunutto ia
rpibamieIistd, futen IupnnolIista, uI'
fomoItoien geriian tiendiippttd lout'
faoipaae eiiintDmiieIle. pienempid
fabafoita on topabtunut tpendldis'
ten ia perIialaisten tpdlild. - Gnss
Iannin arpeuaan iefaantupan ofs
oibin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

2enraali Wiuiam 9ootb, pelas'
tusarmeiion plipdduiffD fdfpi tpuons
no 1905 pietorisia ppptdmdsid lu'
paa peIastusormeiian perustamiIeen
Wendidud. ppbd ipnoobi oil fuiien'
Fin onforosti it'd rpastaon Ia fita
on foifetifin iobtunut ministerineu'
tpoSton pddt1s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

yl.ifS llxtiFa
. xsssssk 1s = \ \ \ RRs
EilaStutietuia


Nem gorfin fouIuiidsid oIeipista
IopIista. @nimdiien ferran fpoioaan
Nep Oortin bistoriaan liittad tdp'
oeuiIet tilastotieteelliiet tiebonannoi
Suur Nrtp yorfin fouluoIoisto.
Sibteeri @eorse s. Gbaiiielb, ilmoit'
ii miime f,iun puolipdlisid, ettd bda
pdatettpdan tiIastouiiet etiimiienid,
on Iaanut foululasten nimid 1 ,5OO,'
600, ioiben ifd on paiboellut mel.
jan ia fobbetIantoista ndliad.
Sdmd iilasto linen tp6 on festdnpt
10 sotIifpmmentd fuufautta, Ia ai'
noastaan nelii benfilDd aloitti to'
mdn ipDn. Wdbdn aian fuluttua
buomattiin tartpittapan tdsid tpDs'
| ia So benfed, eifd aifaofaan, Fun
tpDntefiidin Iufua liIdttiin 76 benft
lDDn.
GouluIoiSten lufuun on otettu
mpDsfin Observation-Disclosures
tpsten bauusla fouluiidsid oletpien
lasten Iufu. SGuDin buomattiin ole'
ipan noin 10000 lasta, iotta idd'
nat fouIuIilpistpstd tpaiIla. ytdistd
on 5000 ieuaiIia, iotfa opat iofo
benfiIesti tai ruumiiaiiesti fpppttns
mia. On Iasfettu, ett6 Suur Stem
gorfisIa on fouIutpfpiIiG IapIia
1,25O,000.
9opEsta, iotfa onot pofoitetut
fouIunIa idttdmddn, ANTON banffi-
miIen tofia, ei ole ipoim Iaaoa tarf'
taa Iufua, iiad panbemmat pelid'
ten ransoistusta iiitd, etteiipat ole
lapIiaan fouluun toimittaneet, foet'
tafpat parbaania mufaan ialata laps
IianIa tpironomoiIilta. Hansaistnss
ia eli fuitenfaan ole ieurannut mis-
IGan niisId topaufiisIa, ioacin Iap'
Jet opat olleet funniauiiesia tpDS'
| ia.
2abemmatii 10000 foupunfinel'
idnnestd Iaatiin tutfia tilastotoimis.
ton paI,pelufieeu anmettuien poiofsstt|
amuIIa. Suurinta tpaifeuiia tuctii
tpDntetiiDiIIe laitafaupnnfiIenout.
NdisId meni aifaa tpDb5n fafIi =
foIme fertaa min paIion tuin fau'
punsin fesfioIasia. Giimerftind tp6n
maifeubesta on fbteeri @baiftelo
fertonut, fuinfa be eoellilelld tptifol'
la Ioiipat ponnistella Stoaten Ss'
lonbisfa. 2asfiioiIa oil nelidn mat'
lin laoiuinen ala tutfittamana. Saa'
touttuaan Iinne, oIitpot faont ,peoen
peitosIa ia be ioitpot ipetdptpd au'
tomobiileineen pdipineen erddn maa'
talon pibaue. Sieud iaiipat be tpaus
nusiaan eldd pitemmdn aifaa mot
malta rpbtDd toimeenla. 9tatoen
lpoifeufIien IiidfIi tuli fDpbemmdt ia
furiemmat oloiubteet.
Surteimpia otpat olleet ne perbeet,
ionoipat tilastomiebet, ioisia fpan'
bemmat pipat faiffien iuurfaupnn'
fien pabeiben orita. &apiet puoli pee
toina iaatpat ieDaiiiSta perbeistd
iuosta pitfin fatuia, tpiettdd pdi'
pdnId fasmapisIa rosmofafeisia
ia banffia leipdnid iofo ndpistele'
maud tai feriddmdad, miten fullotn'
fin parbaafii ndfpp. = Sefaantua
tauaisteu perbeiben oIioibin, on la
maa fuin astua iuben luolaan,
iosIa ei ibmiipptd nde merfifF'
fddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

SenfiI1t ia pboistptiet, iotfa pfpat
nousIeet taaaiien firialliIuuben letpe'
nemistd tpastustamaan, otpat mel'
fein toitpottomia tp0nid hlIoflista.
Suurimman menefin on Iaanut II. |.
Observation-Disclosures.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Siirtplaiiia Ybbbstuallpista Ga
naoaan.

Ganabasta ilmoitetaan ettd Fnne
ipiime tpuoben fabbefiana enIimdi.
iend fuufautena Iaapuneista iiirto'
loifstn pn ldhes puoIet eli 1O1, ,692
besated hllaf YbopsmaIIoista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Gtetpd ndptteliidtar peIastnsar'
meiialai,ena.

rDeuiicbes Ebeoterin" tuonnoinen
Iiureua menestpfieud muutomia
tpuoFa Ftten eFptpnpt foomilinen
ndptteIiidtdr Sebfpis Wosnei on df'
Eta idHdnpt ndpttdm5n, ontautunui
usfonnoIIiTiin borrostuffiin ia npi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
@endfd ei hnult pelastnsarmei-
iaSta.

pietari, iouIuf. % p. - WtintSte'
rtnemipoSto on pddttdnpt fieltdd pe'
Iastusarmeiian barioiitamasta tpS'
tddn WendidId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

raubauista tietd rafennetuff ennen
entiien tuIliiopimutien pddttpmis.
td
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
Man Saved From Death By Mrs. Astor
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, May 3.-That the
steerage passengers aboard the
Titanic kne nothing of the acct
dent which had befallen the YES
sci until a torrent of water start
ed rushing into their quarters,
was the testimony before the tt
tanic investigating committee here
today by aniel Buckley, aged I'll
years, of County Cork, Ireland, a
steerage passenger. -
81 sa wa steward trying to lock
gate which would bar US from
the first and second class decks.
A man tried to stop the steward
but was knocked down. Then
We all rushed and broke down
the gate. +
~ went on deck and saw five
boats launched from the star
board side. A sixth boat was
ready and some men got in ii as
there were only a few women
about. They were ordered out
by an officer. A woman whom l
afterwards learned was Mrs. John
Jacob Aston, threw a shawl over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
COUNCIL MUST
SETTLEKE|TH

The municipal adisory board
unanimously decided last night
not to mix up in the controversy
over appointing Herman keith
to finish the Nisqually power
plant.
After this also Il won't give
any opinion unless the council
unanimously asks It.
Every member of the board
after listening to Mayor Seymour
spoke for competent men to do
the city work and Henry Rhodes,
w. II. Pringle and. one or two
Others thought a good solution
might be for Lawson to pick an
entirely new man, discarding
both Gronen and Keith.
Lawson says when Mills comes
in he will get Keith confirmed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
DISASTER
COSTS INSURANCE
COMPANY. 81, 88l,lll

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, May 3.--Life in
surance companies will have to
pay 81, SS1.111 in losses and near
ly as much more in accident in
surance as a result of the Titanic
disaster. The largest insurance
was $146,750, on Herbert F.
Chaffee, of North Dakota, the
next John B. .Thayers, for $53.-
900. He also carried 100000
worth of accident insurance.
The biggest accident insurance
policy was $175. 900, carried by
Emil Brandeis of Omaha.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
ANTHRACITE STRIKE

{By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, May 3.-In an
attempt to avoid geenral strike
in the anthracite coal fields,
which has become imminent as a
result of their refusal to accept
the compromise agreement drawn
up by subcommittee, the min
ers' committee is expected today
to ask the mine operators to mod
ify the compromise proposal.
Their request probably will be
rejected. The miners will then
call a general convention to de-
eide whether they will accept or
reject the compromise as it now
stands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
Case Scores Hay
Policy on Judges

Otto Case, progressive candi-
date for governor, spoke before
the Fern Hill improvement club
last night.
when Gov. Hay signed the bill
taking the nomination of judges
from the people," said Case, land
then when the people forced
them back, he came out with a
suggestion that the governor ap-
point all judges for IL years. That
did not look as If the governor is
very strong for government by the
people,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
Builder Said Ship
Could Not Sink
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, May 3.
THAT Major Archibald Butt,
shortly before the last lifeboat
put off from the Titanic, retired
to his cabin and burned his dip
lomatic documents. was the
statement today by Mrs. H. A.
Cassaber. jr., a Titanic survivor.
Mrs. Cassaber declared also
that Thomas Andrews of Harlan
and Wolf, builders of the ship,
sat next to her at the table and
frequently told her that the tt
tanic would still float even though
it should be cut into three parts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
Drug Man Seeks
To Kill Self

Arthur b. Baer, manager of
the East End pharmacy, 3202
Portland avenue, attempted sui
eide last night following d two
weeks spree. The gun failed to
work and while Baker was work
ing over it, It exploded, the bullet
going wild.
Alarmed neighbors and friends
rushed into the room and con-
trolled Baker until the patrol ar
rived. DR.. Monroe sent him to
the Fannie Paddock hospital for
treatment but he became so vio-
lent it was necessary to take him
to the police station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
DIR. HAZARD ACCUSES
AGASSIZ; HE REPLIES

Lucien Agassiz of Tacoma,
British vice consul, who was
prominent in the prosecution of
DR.. Linda Burfield Hazard, was
the center of a strenuous clash
with the starvation doctor" at
the Seattle pure food show last
night.
Agassiz went to the show
where DR.. Hazard has been CIV
ing nightly talks demonstrating
her starvation ideas. She had
just REACHED the history of her
own prosecution when Agassiz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
$4,000 Are
Homeless from
River Floods


(By United Press Leased Wire. J
BATON ROUGE, La, May g.
Hope of patching the breach IN
the Mississippi river at Toras,
La, has been abandoned TODAY.
The water is rushing through a
gap 500 feet wide at rate of II
miles an hour. inundating sever
al towns.
Hundreds of refugees are being
brought here today.
1t is estimated that 115, 900
persons made homeless by Missis-
sippi floods during the last
month. .1e{
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03

came in.
There is Lucien Agassiz, my
prosecutor" shouted the woman
pointing at the vice consul.
All eyes turned to the new
conner, wTo mounted the stage
and began defending himself.
The pure food show was getting
in tumult when the manager
stopped the debate. Agassiz in
leaving was cheered and jeered
and one Hazard supporter tried
to hammer him over the head
with an umbrella.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
FILE ALLING
WILL in
COURT

The destroyed will of Frank
Alling was filed yesterday IN
Judge Chapman's court by f. ].
Healy. Alling's friend, who had
possession of his papers under the
suit started by Hazel Cooper.
The name of Alling has been
torn off so the will Is void. 1t
would not affect the city's inter
est, however, as the city got its
property on deed, so Mrs. Coop
er would have to get her share
from the remainder of the estate,
lawyers say.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
ARCHBISHOP ARRIVES

HoBoKEN, N. j., May a.
Archbishop Giovanni Bonzano,
papal delegate to the United
States, arrived here today on the
Koenig Albert. He was well
coined by Cardinal Farley, Arch
bishop Prendergast, Judge Victor
Bowling and other prominent
members Of the clergy and laity
of the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
Present Case
Against Allen

WYTHEVILLE, Va, May s.
The states evidence against
Floyd Allen. member of the Allen
bandits, charged with murder m
connection with the fatal shoot
ing bee In the Hillsville county
court house, probably will be con-
cluded today. The defense will
then have its inning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
Mrs. Sage Dying

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Re-
ports that the life of Mrs. Rus
sell Sage Is gradually ebbing
away and that she probably VIII
not survice the spring. were ver-
flied here today by friends OF the
noted philanthrojist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-03
WANTED FOR FRAUD

Stanley Wilson, the alleged
jail-breaker, is wanted at Belling-
ham for grand larceny. Under
the name of G.. Cope he is alleged
to have defrauded a druggist out
of $50, representing himself to be
an insurance solicitor. Wilson
will be sent to Bellingham. as the
charge there is more serious than
the one here.
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TIE-UP Is COMPLETE
BY United Press Leased Wire. ]

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CHICAGO, May 3.-Efforts of
Chicago newspapers to get out
their regular editions were fur
Their hampered today by members
of local No. 16 of the Topographic
cal union quitting work. Members
of the local union were ordered
out pending conference of a
committee representing the news
papers and printers.
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COURT OF APPEALS MEETS
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, May a.
May session Of the United States
circuit court of appeals for the
ninth circuit will convene here
next Monday morning. Circuit
Judges w. b. Gilbert of Portland,
Erskine M. Ross of Los Angeles,
William w. Morrow of San Fran
cisco and William H. Hunt Of
Washington, d. c., member of the
commerce court who has been
temporarily assigned here, will
preside.
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POSTPONE WILLIAMS CASE.

The case of Leonard Williams,
charged with grand larceny, has
been continued for two weeks.
1t was supposed to have been
heard before Justice Graham to-
day.
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Emma In Fight

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LOS ANGELES, May 3.-Em-
ma Goldman addressed several
hundred Industrial Workers of the
World at I. w. w. headquarters
here today. Miss Goldman en-
dorsed the campaign the organi-
cation is waging in San Diego.
She may visit that city to aid
personally in the fight.
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MAKE STOCK Limit

Aug. Svenson's petition to the
county commissioners to have
two-square-mile livestock at large
limit fixed for Puyallup was
granted this morning. SH''t.t
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SO He Refuses Anaesthetic;
young Enough to Stand Pain .

the pain, I'm young enough to
stand it," he said. He bore the
operation unflinchingly, remark
ing at the end. 81 expect to live
to be 120." Wardall is recov-
ering,
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COTINUE sCHMTTZ CASE

SAN FRANCISCO, May 8. -
The hearing in regard to the in
dictments still pending against
former Mayor EuZ>ae Schmitz
was again continued today to
"Wednesday, May 8.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, May 3.-Thomas
Wardall, SO, refused an anaes-
-thetic when the doctors were
about to operate on him.
81 don't need a drug to lessen
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QUESTIONS SIEERAGE

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, May SENATOR
William Alden Smith of Michi-
gan, chairman of the senate COM
mittee investigating the Titanic
wreck, is here today examining a
number of steerage passengers.
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SEATTLE PIONEER DEAD

SINAI IIE TIONEbN DEhD
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, May 3.--George
Frye, who came to Seattle in
1853, when this city was mere
settlement, died last night at the
age of SO.
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