The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-29
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NEW YORk-The official D.
K. of the state labor department
was today put on the strike OF
the laundry workers, which has
made New York nearly shirtless
for weeks. A committee appoint
ed by the state board reported
that the rebellion of the workers
was justified. 49,.
LISBON-Portuga is going to
make a strong bid for the patron
age hitherto enjoyed by Monte
Carlo. Ostend, Biarritz and other
noted gambling resorts. The gov
eminent has just published the
details of the projected law au-
thorizing and regulating gambling
throughout Portugal and the is
lands of Azores and Madeira.
Great casinos are to be. built at
Lisbon, Casaes Cintra and Oeiras.
Fifteen per cent of the rake-off
goes to the government.
LOS ANGELES - Representa-
tives of the aviators who partici-
pated in the aviation meet which
closed yesterday at Dominguez
field, will meet late today with
Manager Dick Ferris to decide
upon a method of dividing their
share of the receipts. According
to general belief, the birdmen will
receive 81 per cent of the net re-
ceipts, which will make their
share about 100000. Blanche
Scott, the only woman who parti-
cipated, will get about $4,000.
PORTLAND, Ore.-''I'm glad
it was no worse" said. Phillip
Mamford, as ambulance attend
ants bundled him into the hospi-
tai. He had been struck by an
automobile and one leg, three
fingers and a rib were broken and
his body badly badly lacerated.
PORTLAND-Waiters here are
openly opposing proposed anti
tipping club. They assert tip
ping is necessar when a man
would dine" If he wants to
eat" let him go to a cafeteria,
they say.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Mem-
bers of the house committee on
rules today declared that the res
olution for probe into the
money t~lst," the substitute for
the Linlberg resolution will be
favorably reported.
Los ANGELES, Cal.-iSiX Ho-
tel. Alexandria diners paid for the
lobster wandering dog seized in
the kitchen. He fled to the din
ing room, walters pursuing Din
ers escorted him to the street,
presenting him with the lobster.
PORTLAND-Slieht hopes for
the recovery of Edward Ababcock,
a non-union machinist, whose
skull was fractured during a
clash with ten men last night,
we're held out this forenoon
Frank Dominic, his companion, is
suffering from a severe beating.
The two men were employed in the
o. w. R. & n shops at the foot
of Russell street. They claim
union pickets and sympathizers
attacked them while they were on
their way home.
BOISE, Ida.-Advices to the
effect that the Central Idaho
railroad will build it's connecting
link between Prairie City and to
Boise have just been received
here. With the line completed
Boise will be on the main line of
a railroad. 1t also will give the
Oregon Short line a double track
system through the southern part
of Idaho.
LONDON-Fearful of the pos
sibility of a clash at Belfast Feb
ruary 2S, the occasion of the
opening of the governments cam
paisn for home rule, the most
police arrangements are
being made. Two thousand con-
stables will be distributed in and
about the hall where Winston
Churchill, first lord of the admi-
rally, and John Redmond are to
speak. SsjsSA
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