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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08
aarfums Wetp YorfisIa.

&aniauiien Observation-Disclosures
antamien tietoien mufaan on geetp
Yorfin faupunsisia puoIi mill. tp5-
ldistd, iotta tlrbaan fdppdt iofa
pdiipd fDIelemdsId iotain tointa.
Wlainitun johnston ipirtailiiat iano.
tpot, ettei tp6marftinat yeetp Yor.
fisia ia len IdbeiippbesId ole olIeet
abbatut min tdptesn moneen puo-
teen fuin npfpddn, eitd miloinfaan
ole tp6poimain fDIpntd oIIut Min
pieni tuin npfpddu.
.4aniallinen tp6nmdlitps pstoimisto, 10
ia tnfelpat lufuiIat tdmdn maan iobs
tanimmot rabamiebet ia teoIIiIuuss
oloien iobtoiat, OIL iultaislut naroi.
tutien, iosIa febotetaan tp5ldisten
ppIpmddn poiSIa Netp Yortista.
gi'ema on pbd pobentunut, fun fpl'
mien ilinoien tatia on uIeita tpDpait.
foia tdptpnpt ieiiauttaa taupunsin
labeiippbesTd ia tgDttDmitIi ioutu.
meet tpDldiIet oiuat tulninset faupun.
tiin, min ettei ole ollenfaan liioiteltu
Jos ianoo, ettd iofaiieen tp5pait
foan, ntisid on Dtii tia appinna on
ipiiiifpmmentd pprfiidG.
So ennemmiu mainiiun tpDnpdlis
tustoimiston iobtoia gD. garpenter
iauoi, ettd faupunsisla on ainafin
500, 900 tpDiontd tpDldistd, ioioen
nimet oiuot ioutuneet ipDnmdlitpss
johnston firioibin.
poliilifomisiioneeri Waloo ianoi,
ettd poIiiIiIaitos on aipan aiputon
badtdmddn taupunsista niitd iuun'
naton,ia feridldisioutfoia, ioita tpi'
liiee foitfialla. Poliiiein mieIestd On
aiema ftdtin iuialliIempi, ettd be
eipdf moi pansita feriadtpid ia
ioutilaita ioutfoia rifotieIliIima tai
ammattiferidIdiIind, niitd ne eiipdt
iuinfaan ole, tpaan pdtnwostpin o..
mat uieat ammattitaitoiIid ia pIeen'
IA fpfenepid miebid ia baluffaito
ty6sfentsIemdan, mutia iotta eitpdt
moi IUntciti mitciGn tehtGnGG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08

ia, ioiben apuua foetetaan iaabo
felpille, fenead on tuloia pli $500,
ia iofaiielle iellaiieae benfil6ae Idbe'
tetddn fitten erifoiTiaa fpIpmpfIiu6
parusteth plantetti, iofa iitten tdps
tpp tdpttdd Ia Idbettdd NsbIanblin.
= Edmdn lain tatia tilee fubuntin
fountiin folme uutto fpirfamiestd ia
fauntin firiurille tulee liIdd tebtd'
mid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08
SrastitpiDmbs.

Std pre- Iioeniti 3oft ei o iannut mos
lita oifeoa iuuntoa iouittoesIaa
Sbermanin ontistrustilafia uuriin
trusteibin, Iiit6 oletoon 10 laoioisIa
piireisId ouo pfiimieliiid. Softin
truSiienbaioituspolitiiffu Ell tdptdn'
nDsId 'ipostoa iita torfoitusta, iota
liIta oinofin ola iuurta pIeiibd pbot'
II. Ybd ielpemmatii fdp Tooiepel'
tin Iauiunto Eoftin trustipolitiifan
Iubteen ettd trustien boiottaminen
pienempiin forporatI Iioneibin ei pa'
rama pIlenfaon oIemaa, Fun ferta
boiotetun trustin oIopbti1t iddpdi
fumminfin iamoien miesten iobbon
ia fontrollin alaiiifii, ia be poitpai
alma mddrdtd binnat futen ennen
pbben trusiin oifana. 9linoa ia pa'
ras nptpiiin iaatatpila oIetpa feino
on antaa trustien oIa iuurina, ,mutto
aIettaa ne baIIitutIen tpaltponnan
aIaiiitIi Min tiufasti ettd balitms iar'
iestdd ia mddrdd pfiin binnotttn ai'
ma ipisI len ipdliaifain fuluttua tuo'
tannon fustannufien mufaan. H.
ieimmat itiendiiet pienempien liiffei'
ben iobtoiat eiimerfiffi 5Iiptuotan'
non oloua otpat iomaa mieltd. Sc
ianopot ettd baioittomistoimenpi'
teistd ei oIIut minfddnlaiSta bpDtpd,
pifemmin pdin tpastoin, fad npt on
entistd paifeampi niiben toimintao
ieurata. Toista oliIi oIlut Jos oIiii
mddrdttp trustit bolIitufien 'uora'
noiien polponnon ia fontrollin a.
laiIifIi, fiIloin oliIipat pienIiiffeetfin
tilaiiuubesia eIdmddn Ia toimimaau
Iuurten rinnoIa, Fun Iliuret eiipd,
Observation-Disclosures moi Iortoo
pienIiitfeiid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08

teliioille, ioiben pri'pfiet owat fum'
minfin fuurimmofIi ciafTi onnist,i'
meet buonosti, iofo beibdn tietdmdt'
t6mpptenid tai enSlantilaisten ia mes
ndIdistem iupnitteIuien tdbben.
Sofa topaufiesia on fdpnpt iel'
pile, ettd maan luoteisoiiSIa on
runiaasti rautaa, Ipiipd ia fupario
ia pldnfDmaan itdiTesfd iatfosia rte
faita fitpibiiIiolueita, iaita miime'
mainittuia on iansen oIfupeidiiead
tatpala fdptettp bppdfieen. mutto
on fumminfin niistd iaatm fipibiis
lid pddfoupun9in tarpeefIi. palioe
tdrfedmpid tdsid iubteesia owat Idns
tiiet ia eteIdiiet alueei, misid maan
Iuurimmat ritfaubet opat. Nlelopo'
tamiasid ia turtfilailiQa raia olueil'
la lDpbeipt nofta'olueet ulotiufpat
fouipas hidmaohan pdin, ia tamdn
maan oiuttaat fdpitdtpdtfiu Dlipa
mitd monellaiiimpiin tarfoitutiiin.
yoita olueen fesfus on &arunioen
ieu buila ia fieud ppiiifin fpieras g.
ritteIidiiDps lDptdd bpfpdd toiminta
aluetta. Samnin routas ia fifuibiili'
alueioen lDp,dminen tetiii monen'
moiien teolliiunben iddld mogbplli'
Ietii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08

Dpnamiittiiuttuia tutfitpa iunriDrp
on npttemmin tullut tulofiiin, ioiben
mufaan 100 tpDpden iobtomiestd
mlIaan aiettamaan ipntteeieen oialli'
iuubestaan Observation-Disclosures.
SO aifaiiemmin aietettiin Wtcgtama'
ra'ipeIiefiid pnoIustanut lafimies
Darrotu Ipptteeieen lautafunnan lab'
iomiieSta, ia on ban fpapaalla ia'
Iaua 10000 bollarin tofantIella.
SDntDstd bdntd ipastaan ei ole pc
ruitettu, tpaiffa bdn onfin fiipenfo'
maan tpdittdnpt itiednid ipptt1mdf'
Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08

- port 9lribur, San. 9Diime FUN
26 pdipdn iltana noin IL ieubuisIa
lDpbetiiin Iuomalainen Mnton 2obfo'
niminen mics tuoIleena tdtdldii ID
II. I. ofaston 9emppeIin mufomuus.
aitotIesta.
2obto oil ennemmin ndbtp rafpins
tolosIa ia oil BAN Iilloin pllut nab
posti iuppuneen ndtDinen, noitfa
oIifin eiiintpnpt raubaIliiesti. 8aus
p,tnsiun Iiiffuu monenmoiiia bubuia
tuplemon ipistd. 2obfon ianotaan
ipieId ieiiiemdn aitono illolla oueen
oi'ran ielmdra taupuneilIa, iosta
tulle oioon bdnen pitdiii fdpneen JOSS
Iottn Gumberlanb.tobun liniipddSid
plepusI ia fopafasia ia tdud fdpn'
niuGGn ottoneen Min wobpon rpp
pm, ettd ie pei bensen.
Sillpin fun ruumis lDpoettiin tut.
iuiiiin beti lddfdri. Sobtori Gatins
mli outola mulitaman ninuuiin fu'
luttua, mutta ban ei noinut muuta
fuin ilmoittao, ettd benfi on Idbte.
npt.
SobfoIta idi poimo ia folme piel,'
I'd lasta iefd neIids lopii ipntpi tam'
mif. 25 p. = 9lnfara isfu iefd mat
MOLE, ettd lap iille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08

Galumet, Wticb. 2otonaar
Rapmboultotpnisia fuoli tpf. 30 p,
IpbdnbalipaufIeen paitfafunnaIlo
foImiIenfnmmentd puotta oiunut,
faniaIaiiemme Sobn 2arl WtifeoIo
65 fpuoben ifdiiend. Wainaia toimi
6. &c 8. &uubennelIatoista iaftillo
acknowledgement boitaiana. Wai'
noia oil aamuaa tulIut fptiaan tpDs'
tddn ia iuuri ipDnpt aamiaiienia,
Fun bGn alfoi ipaIittamaan paboin'
tpointiaan. pari minuuttia mD6tem.
min oil bdn tuollut. Wainoioa i,i'
rec ldbinnd puoliio ia tdpiifastpuiIia
Iapfia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08
Gnrefa, Gal.
16 y. tamn,if. 1912.


Sos Iuooaan liiau, min piirrdn
muutaman ritpin meibdn faupunsin
fuuIumiIieta.
@Ietdanbdn ftd tddll6tin, maitfa
Ell ndptddn taaIld fnsfaan firioituf'
fla Muttaian palstoilIa.
Wuoiitin ie on taas iaiippteen
tpierdbtdnpt, maan eibdn mctodn
fesfuuoesiamme ole palioofaan
muuiotiia topabtunut. &uolotaan ct
Min ulein fdpnpt iuieraanamme fuin
fen ebeIliiend tpuotena. Soulun ebels
liIead tpiifoGa fpud lDpoettiin fuols
leena aIunnostaan SeIbbructista (?)
Mntti glIittaIa. Sdn uIi ptiin6inen
mics, 60 ipuoben itdinen, totoilin
ppbGjoelto, >, |,
- Npt 15:Sto pdipGd >ipaSien p6l'
III buffui falaStoia mr. Pietild sic
Hiperiin. Sdmd oil bpmin itdrpd tas
paus. 6dn oil ,uield nuori mics, 27
fpuooen itdinen, bpfpin ,piIeae nuo.
rufainen, tpaan eibdn Iiihen ni,oruits
teentaon moi Iuo:taa.. Sdn oil niins
itddn fotoiiin ppbdioelto. 3. |.
- Moiniiienpa pdbdn meiodn
iouluiublain ipietostammetin. Iatto'
iltana inbIittiin 3:sIa erl paifosIa,
MIN. firfosIo, roittiustalpGa ia icii.
alistien talolla. gDaan eibdn ne iub.
lat ole Min Iiiuresta merfitpfiesid
fuin niiben tulili ola, fun meilId
tddud ei ole opettaioafaan. 2pad tds
ma paiftafunta on bppin fuibtuuut
benseIileen eldmddn ndbben. ei I,lon'
tofaan tdGud ole min fuinaa, pdins
fpoStoin nptfin maa on fpibredd ia
peniaat fuffitpat.
2afF ,puotta Titten oil tddud benz
seIIinen eldmd pirfedmpdd. Sli net
toIia, iotfa innolla toimipat Sumas
Ian tpaItafunnan bptpdff, tpaon Ie'
Elm aifa on naipunut idiipDteen.
Wibin nuo neitoiet fitten omat ious
tuneet9 fpipp ebfd lufiiu. Wpin 1T
ben Ipbpesti Oastata: be ofpat men.
meet naimiiiin ia Iiiben onnenIa pee
rustanset.
3un me ,paan iaiiimme tdnne pa'
pin, Min fpud fai td6ndfin S)erron
Jana fantoiii bebelmid. Sospa tpaan
diff tp5miebia tdauafin! Faa eIoa
on palion, poon Ell ole tpbmiebid.
!6uonosia boibosia I1ptdd 6erro
tpiinimdfenid tddud.
2opetan tdmdn beifon fpbdptleni,
toiipottaen Iopufli onnea olfaneeue
ipuobelle faifille Muttaian lufiioille,
faifilIe Fabian tien matfoiopereiIs
Ie.
6eiffo iiiorenne Serrasio
Yia3ie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08
Telefopni tpaltion cinafit
GnglamniSia.

gpupben paibteeSia otti poltio
i,oItuunIa I,iuren ia mobtaman v2an'
iauiIen teIefoonipbtiDn" (gtational
seIepbone eomponp), ionfa ioimen'
piteen tamta fpoItion postiIaiiofIen
teIefo onitpertfo liidptpi 100000 IT,
IooioIIo. Gnnesiddn fdFiti postiIoi'
totIen teIeIooniwerffo 100000 tiIaa'
ioo. Samdn ptIiipiien pbiion poIwe'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08
itnii ,peroitmslafi gNisconiinisia'

WiSconiiuin tpaltiosfa on, futen
muiStamme, aStunit fpoimoan umIi
tuIoibin perustutpa peroitusIafi.
Gen noubattaminen mrutamtSTa iem'
bmiSIa tuottanee fumminfin poite,
mfIia. gtiinpd on MsbIanbin piirin
fperoitusoiesiori Wm 2anbroint Iou'
Iunut, ettd Sron aIueelIa ndbtdndsti
tuIee olemaan ielffoufiia. Sdn on
biIioffoin oIlut SurIepsid ponemos'
ia album tdtd uitta tueroituSidries'
ielmdd. Sn ntettu fopio fperoIistois-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-08
8rpcfet. u. 3.

Wlrs W(ubonen, iota fobtaii bol'
fpaus mf. 1S p:td, ionfa ieurauf.
ieSta bdn on ollut toista piiffoo
mpffdnd, on npt paranhinut min
paIion, ettd moi 10 ionfuperran pu.
bua. Wlp1stin moi bdn 10 liifattaa
ipaIenta iaIfoonio la iamonpuoIeista
fdtddn, iotfa boIpoufien tdbben
omot oIIeet tormottomia. Gniimdiiei
pmmdrreitdtpdt ionoi, iotfo ioiras
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
man KILLED BY
ENGINE IS
UNKNOWN

Lying at the Hoska-Buckley-
King mortuary today are the re-
mains of an unknown, neatly
dressed man, who was run down
and killed yesterday by switch
engine at 22nd and Dock SITS.
With his last breath, as he was
being loaded into an ambulance,
the dead man whispered, my
name is McAllister."
That is all that is known of him.
Yesterday afternoon and this
morning many viewed the re-
mains, hoping to establish his
identity, but none knew him. He
Is thought to be either travel
ing salesman or tourist who was
In the city for but the one day.
His clothing bore the label of a
Milwaukee tailoring firm with the
name &C. G.. Webster" written
across the face in red ink. A
small wallet tied about his neck
contained about 81 in cash.
1t Is said the man was slightly
intoxicated at the time of the ac-
cident and that he staggered
across the street in front OF the
engine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
LABOR|NG MEN
HOLD BIG
PARADE
PROTEST AGAINST IMPRISON-
NfENT OF JOE ETTOR AND
GIOMANNITTI AT LAW
RENEE, MASS.

With 20 special policemen on
hand to watch them, the organized
h,boring men marshaled their
forces and 800 strong marched
through the streets of Tacoma
yesterday afternoon to Eagles
hall, where they held a mass meet
ing to protest against the holding
of Joe Ettor and Artuo GiOvan-
nitti in Jail at Lawrence, Mass.
The local meeting was one of
thousands held all over the nation
yesterday. 1t was given added
interest here by the presence of
Manly Ettor and his wife, resi-
dents of this city, who are the
parents of Joe Ettor, the hero of
the Lawrence labor movement.
When the committee asked the
city authorities, Chief of Police
Loomis refused to grant per-
NIT for them to give their parade
yesterday, but the parade was
held just the same. The police
made NC move to interfere.
At Eagles hail., Bruce Rogers,
Seattle, socialist candidate for
attorney general, presided, and
lloyd Hyde, Adam Barth and
others spoke. A collection
amounting to $S1.10 was raised
Manly Ettor giving So, the money
to be used to free the prisoners al
Lawrence.
Ettor and Giovannitti are held
for murder because in riot po-
1T l.
girl. The theory of the prosecu.
ton is that the men were respon'
sible as accessories before the
act for precipitating the riot, be-
cause they had organized the
workers.
Floyd Hyde In his speech de-
clared If the men were murdered
by the officials of Lawrence that
the working classes would rise In
revolt and avenge their blood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
HELEN CAUSES
RESIGNATION

(By United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. TO-
Travelling just behind his official
resignation, Captain l.. l.. john
son, U. s. A., who was military
aide to President Taft before he
was sent to the Philippines for
duty, is en- route today to WASH
ington. His resignation is to be-
come effective October 20.
Army officers here say that
Miss Helen Taft supplied the mo-
tive for Johnson's resignation.
During the two years that Captain
johnson was station at the white
house he is said to have been at
tentive to the presidents daugh-
ter. The report of the engage
ment was published but 1t was de-
MED the following day by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft.
Captain Johnson is wealthy, is
3 i years OF age and a graduate of
West Point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
GRAND OLD MAN
Of BASEBALL
IS DEAD

w. H. Lucas, president of the
Union Association of Professional
Baseball clubs, and father of the
Northwestern league, is dead to-
day at his home in Missoula,
Mont. His death was sudden,
although he had been suffering
from a lung affection for some
time. AS Mrs. Lucas was adjust
ing a plaster on his chest Sunday
he fell over into her lap, and
without word, expired.
Mr.. Lucas has been prominent
ly identified with baseball in the
northwest since 1890, when he
organized the Northwest league,
which then included Tacoma, Sc
attic, Spokane and Portland. He
has many intimate friends in Ia
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
NEW 1oRK. LETTER ns a2sa

NEW YORK, Sept. ia tall
man with stingy sidewhiskers
and frock coat dashed into the
seth st. subway station, ran up
to the ticket window, threw down
a handful of pennies, shouted
"One!" grabbed a ticket and tore
madly for a train.
A howl from the ticket seller
called him back to the window.
The ticket man pointed to four
pennies lying on the shelf. Say"
he demanded, where do you
think you are-in church,"
One penny had rolled off the
shelf. The tall man contritely
picked it up and handed it in.
.
A hat merchant in Nassau st.
sold all the straw hats that he
could at bargain prices, then de-
cided to get rid of the rest of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16

them in hurry.
He piled them up beside the
door, then stood in the doorway
and sailed them up into the air,
one after another. OF course an
enormous crowd gathered in a
few moments. The street was
blocked. Men caught the hats as
they came down, and traded with
each other to get proper sizes.
Before a policeman could get
through and stop the perform
ance the hats were all gone.
"See that woman" said a pic
ture show usher, pointing to a
patron who had Just taken a seat.
She has a queer job. She's a
spotter for the advertising peo-
pie who furnish the slides that
are thrown on the screen between
pictures. She goes around to all
the shows where the advertisers
have contracts, and checks up, to
see that all the slides are being
exhibited"
Wonder If the outdoor moving
picture people farther west are
looking after the comfort of their
patrons as carefully as some of
those In New York. At many of
the "airdomes" straw cushions
are provided free of charge to
people who want them, in order
that the discomfort of couple
of hours on hard Slated bench
may be alleviated. The proprie-
tors say. their percentage of thin
customers has visibly increased.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
STATE NEWS

University of Washington opens
this week.
Liquor men are trying to en-
Join the wet" and dry" cleo
ton at Spokane.
Hubert lumber mill at Aber-
deem went up in smoke, loss $751;
600.
Roger Watts and J. H. Ryan
OF Tacoma appointed by Cover
nor Hay as delegates to the
Emancipation jubilee at Wash
ington.
Judge Cushman made perma-
nent an Injunction to prevent
union men calling non-union en-
pioyes of the Stone-Webster COM
pany "scabs" or molesting them
at Seattle.
Seaman Wallbaum, chauffeur,
ran his machine. into the river
and drowned at Raymond.
Tacoma packers are making
Lewis county famous as a pickle
and cabbage patch.
Game Warden James Fennell
OF Thurston county, whose life
was recently threatened in a let
ter, has disappeared and foul play
is feared.
Asa Hodgins, 80, drowned
while fishing in lake near Ever
EFT.
Uncle Sam pulled off his fire
wardens last week and fires have
now broken out at astle Rock and
In the Wishkah country.
The West Coast Whaling COM
pany has been organized at Aber-
deem to go after the big fish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
BAD TASTE, SICK HEADACHE,
BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, In
digestion, Sallow Skin and Mis-
cradle Headaches come from astor-
pid liver and constipated bowels.
which cause your stomach todbe-
come filled with uHdigested food.
which sours and ferments like
garbage in swilI barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery
Indigestion, foul gases, bad
breath, yellow skin. mental fears.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16

everything that is horrible and
nauseating. A Cascaret tonight
Will surely straighten you out by
morning. Decent box will keep
your head clear, stomach sweet,
liver and bowels regular and
make you feel cheerful and bully
for months.
Don't forget your children -
their little insides need a good,
gentle, cleansing, too, OCCASION
ally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
How 1t Happened.

The confusion of tongues had
just fallen on Babel.
1--WE are describing a ball
game" they explained. - New
York Sun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16

Your paper should reach you
by 0 o'clock. II it doesn't cali up
Main IL and You will get 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16

I. Mierovits, a socialist labor
soapbox orator from Portland,
wanted to expound his doctrines
from the corner of 18th and Pa
cific Saturday night, where the
crowds seemed good. The police
man on the corner objected, and
the orator after waving his little
red flag, was taken to the city
bastile. He refused to go to 18th
or 14th SITS. to speak, where speak
ing Is allowed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wfre.)
SYDNEY N. S. w., Sept. 16-Bearing which
leave for doubt
Sydney which originally belonged to Lord Nelson
1t is believed by historians that from
the general of chesthich
much Ife-it must have active
Nelson board the Victory the battle Trafalgar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16

Socialists i'm Tacoma formally
open the campaign tonight with a
meeting at Bismarck. Brooke
Wright, August Einhaus, James
Sutton and other speakers will he
ON the program. The socialists
have a majority at Bismarck now,
and they insist they will carry
this district and elect their candi-
dates to the legislature.
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Henry B. Dewey, the Tacoma
candidate for congressman-at-
large on the republican ticket,
holly denies that he is flirting
with the progressives. He says he
is progressive, but intends to
stick to the corpse of the old
party and will vote for Taft, Hay
and the whole machine.
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Times Political News of
Tacoma and Pierce Co.

The only thing the supreme
court judges spent for election
was the $50 filing fee. Congress
man Warburton spent $63 to get
his nomination. 1t cost Charles
Drury $3.50, and Albert johnson
went in deep for $241. Drury
and WarburtOn spent less money
than any candidates for congress
In the state. Humphrey spent
1901, and LaFollette $5O3.
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primary law and declared for
nomination by conventions with
the Massachusetts ballot after
ward.
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Democratic politicians have got
ten down to figuring in blocks of
five between Black and Lister.
They think Todd is eliminated
now, as he seems to be about so
behind Lister. Black has about
IT'S over Lister this morning, but
this may be changed today by
later returns.
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You'll Find
It Here.

IL here.
Ownership of the Princess the
ster building has been transferred
20 Anton HUH, representing East
ern interests. 100000 was the
amount paid for the structure.
No changes will be made in the
building at present.
More than third of the names
of petit jurors drawn for duty in
the October term of court are
women. There are 80 women
and 60 men. Sheriff Longmire
will serve summons today.
| Before a crowd which throngeG
about the First Congregational
church, Gatty Sellars, the Eng
lish organist, gave second reci-
tai to the people of Tacoma. Be-
sides compositions of the mas
tiers Mr.. Sellars played two OF
his own pieces.
BELFAST, Sept. 16.-Because
the people are powerless police
are being held in readiness here
today for fear that fresh home
rule riots may break out at any
time. 1t is admitted that many
of the hotheads are simply walt
ing for an opportunity to start
trouble.
DENVER, COL, Sept. ia
dig progressive victory was scor-
ed in the United States circuit
court of appeals here today when,
In handing down an opinion on
the Kansas Taft-Roosevelt cleo
toral ticket controversy, the court
Sustained the decision of the
lower court in refusing an injunc-
tion sought by the Taftites.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 16.
The proposed mobilization of
Uncle Sans fighting vessels in the
Pacific fleet at San Francisco next
month has been called off, accord
Ing to orders received Sunday
sfternoon from the navy depart
ment by Admiral Cottman, COM
mander of the fleet at Bremerton
navy yard.
| MEDFORD, Ore, Sept. 16.-J.
r. Harr, a we'll known rancher OF
watkins, thirty miles southwest
of this city, was killed Saturday
when a log he was saving rolled
over him.
Duenwald's, Tacoma's leading
Delicatessen, 3f3 18th, near G $50
! CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Master in
Chancery Taylor began hearings
today in the governments suit to
dissolve the harvest trust. Clar-
ence Funk testified that it is COM
posed of two distinct companies.
| Alright heaters, $3.50 and up.
Ewing Hardware Co., I'LL G st.
Main 1850. go
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16. -
Lieutenant Commander David r.
Sellers, U. s. NJ, has been ap-
pointed by President Taft to act
as naval aide to President Charles
c. Moore of the Panama Pacific
exposition to be held here in
1915, according to announcement
today by officers of the EXPOSE
ton.
Astors. 25c a doz. Smith
! Floral Co., 1116 So. c st. *#+
DES MONIES, Ida, Sept. 16.-
1t was reported here today that
Preston Dickens, a Virginia
mountaineer, furnished the in
formation which led to the arrest
here of Sidna Allen and Wesley
Edwards.
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Ernest Lister thinks the reason
he. is kept on the anxious seat not
knowing whether or not he has
won out as candidate for COVER
nor, is that many of his friends
failed to mark second choice
and thus their ballots were thrown
out. He figures that at least 20
per cent of his vote was lost this
way.
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Now 1t is Ed Meath again. Ev-
cry precinct that comes in changes
the result apparently between
Meath and Cox for the republican
for state treasurer.