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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-08

June The Home 81
Fran King, 81 west Weston. III de-
strUyed By IRE at noon Friday The
cause ufsthe IRE was due to q he
fective gas pipe In the Kitchen The
house was mass Of flames before
the IRE alarm, was. giTen. and being
out Of. reach Of IRE projections It re-
#quired heroic EFFORTS of those pres
eat to save nearby buildings from.
being destroyed
Clyde Morgan. who was recel Iy
taken to Baitifore hospital tor
treatment. mas returned home and
IS very ill at his home on West Sec
ond street
Misses Nellie and laura White.
sisters Of Miss Elva White. who had
been attending school at Wester-
villes o.. have. returned home and
will spend the summer vacation
with their parents at Freemans-
burg.
on account Of the illness Of Wall
ter A Edwards, cashier Of the Bank
of Weston, JIG. q. Heavier and
bride have been called home. Mr.
Heavier is the assistant cashier Of
the bank
W. 3 Hartman has gone to New.
Jersey, where he will wed Miss jean
Rowan, aftcf which tiieyqwill spend
their honeymoon in northern states,
returning to Weston, 70 seside Mr..
Hardman has a 5beautiful new home
ready for his bride here,
DR. and Mrs. George snyder and.
tlanshtef Miss Madge, are visiting,
at the home; Oh Prof Buchannon
White al Washingtpn.tps Co. sts,,
The baseba,l game played at the
state hoaBttale grounds, last evening
between,s the Baltimore, and, Ohio
Railroadsteams and the Renser Man
ufactunng and Supply COMPANY
team resulted sin defeat for the
Danser hoys.
Miss Marcia White dhas gone toI
FreemaHsburg. to- spend the sum
mer with her mother. ~. s,,l
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All the Wild West and ar
East Circus 10 BE III
City june IA.

Several new acts, an igpoyat!on
IN a changed arena offering an inn
proved view; q progressively re-
program marked continued
Eetcrt ! astcnish and please their
patrons. Us the managerial announce
I1neht Of that new standard amuse-
nent enterprise. HBuha.o Bflrs wild
Vest and Pawnee Bill's Far
East" to-Tbe here June n.
The greatest Of elephant acts Is
claimed for Max Gruber's ssextette,
c9hsistiHg OF q paehyderm, horse,
dog pony, man and. lady. whose
amazing achievements of united
action in a variety OF graceful. deli
cate, intricate and difRcult feats are
most wonderful. 1t Is claimed, and
our exchanges bear evidence of it's
truth; that this one act alone would
recompense visit to midas distant
shores; here it - brought to your
very doors, surrounded by recon-
strueted program. arranged by a
managerial duo who for years have
been universally accepted as expo
nents OF the Square dea1!H
A.realistic old-time rox hunt, with
real riders-toshounds, real thorough
breds. gh4ipmpihg hunters, over
high hurdles fences and ditches
horses with records in New York
and London horse show contests;
pattlrirantstDrpRsFlyi ifpstpasf5 sin
the bright habiliments identified
WITH the spor..r, Will be. a number to
th+aiIi the spectators as members of
the meet" dash over the field ana
the ear Is greeted wftn:l inspiring
strains when The H61nitof the
Hunter is Heard on the Hills 2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-08
TO Be PRETTY A NONAVS .HAIR
MUST BE FREE FROM DANDRUFF

y pretty woman may enhance her
3" s"'y and. plain woman become
E'"a looking by The proper care Of
her ha'-
Nice hair, pretty hair, growing on
,'ae read 4 HdOrns, issoue Of natures
greatest beautihers.
The Kid Of hair which always
makes Us look the second time, fol-
lows the use ot Newibro's GIerpicide,
ana is possible for every woman.
Regular applications of Herptcfde
I'.ll the misunderstanding dandrufr germ
Keep the hair from coming out and
add to it that luxuriaace. snap and
\ stcr which are essential to hair
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beauty.
Newbro's HerpIcide is the Original
scalp prophylactic. All other hair
remedies claiming to kill the dan
druff germ are simply trying to trade
upon the reputation Of genuine Her
picide.
Applications may he obtained at
good barber shops and hair dressers.
Send It, in postage to The Herpt-
eide Co., Dept. r., Detroit, Mich, for
sample and booklet.
Newibro's fierptcide in soc and $1,OO
sizes s sold by all dealers who guar
antee it to do all that is claimed. II
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded.
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Catarrhs Cannot. Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ans they cannot
or constitutional disease; and H. OrdBt TO cure It
you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taEeh Internally and acts directly upol
the blood and mucous sprfaeas. HANS Catarrt
scribed " one d the best phy Siclanb ia 4tIds
country for years and Is Rifegular prescription.
1t Is composed of the best tunlcs known. com.
bReti with .the, best blood ppEl4ers acting d.
reGtly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination df the two Ingredients is what pro-
duceS such wonderful results in curing cHtarTh.
Send for Testimonials, free. .
I. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Eall's Family PMS Tor constipation.
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WALLACE !.


WALLACE, June S.-iw. W. War
der, L. L. sl1uman and E. o. Hoey,
three prominent Democrats from this
town, attended the Democrat eonven-
ton at Parkersburg Thursday. -
mss Georsta Davis who has beeiS
atfindiRg s8lfh c9ltsga fqrl sorg
time, has returned to her home on
Middle run.
r. B. Hutson. of Oakland, Nd, was
hfrgjthis week d guest tef tbtg niece,
Mrs. French Batsk.tf.H 4 q, H{ n
tts9ac L. Dayissbg48asf tusihsss
visitor at the county seat Friday.
Charles Barnes was at clarksburg
5Hst week Sitendln5i bh6 uniform ex-
animation.
Roy e. Parrish, prominent at
torney of CiarBlkburgs. 'SasS,h rs T3E
day looking after business matters.
~, Hsas wearing q pleasant smile from
the results 81 the 5tfHfe brtffsf4ssi
when he was nominated for House of
DeIegates. q, ..t
fr. ana MRS, Eth, Talkipgton have
fetarnedFt to their home, here after a.
Short stay at Harrington, where Mr..
Talktngton has been working on a
drilling we'll.
Charles Manear is home with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Manear
in the Orr addition from the Blue
Creek oil fields where he has been
U,orlyinar For sn,,a tty,,n
Klnsey Ritter as employee OF the
Ashcraft & Orr Handle factory of the
Orr addition, has gone to Middle
bourne, where he will pass SAC uni
form examination.
Albert Barnes, of shinnston, was
here this week visiting his brother
sapd sister. f; +. Barnes and Mrs. j.
~. Thomas.
Miss spssie Gallien. who spent
several days here, q guest o. her aunt
Mrs. Harvey Fultz, has returned 20
her homo at ciarEsburg. ~
Mrs. i c. chidlster, Of Salem, is a
guest fsher brother, Archie, weater,
this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-08

During the summer nionths mothers Of
young children should watch for any unnat-
tfal looseness Of the bowels. When given
prompt Rttention at this time serious trouble
may be avoided. Chamberldih's Collie, Chol.
era and Dlarrhoea Remedy can always DO
depended upon. For aleby all dealers.
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like after. all. He lets his army and
navy wait while he goes to the mii-
linery shop and helps his wife choose
her hats :.
The fact that the emperor Is Of
such domestic turn that he would
rather visit a milliner than his fav-
orite general has lead the Temps. a
leading newspaper. OF Paris, to de-
IAN emperor who goes to mil
liners with view to presiding per-
sonally over the selection OF several
hath for the empress and princesses
Is evidently neither greatly troubled
by parliamentary trmults nor likely
soon to disturb the peace Of Europe"
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RESERVOIR.
fCon9lnued from rage one.l

n tnssl ~ ss.;4, .s ~. J,
SO sE !5..Sttrea q 4s.,y
N seseAHfen4 cams S9 9iaY5c y - W. y
re faeee5ar t3t38 ,Go9st i;qe w ].
0rlginaitfos vas ptas!cfeeqes li az -,
go, 600 HOT the seyenifeefeaEn .. RESET SCI
eryotFs, put II me s9. f FaF se sT1Sa
pa ~ the sites under the ta flpo-,
Iprolriat11p Tor the Appalachian
forest tie ,lt cost ~ ~, wo qllie 9e
reduced 81 ap1op}f tweIYe m lil59 aol,
lars -ses y .l:5i5o,yaoo b agtw
The ttsqds sion PM OF 5ft y q
mas sstiHa1ed fnat taea lIfatsl ia1 mqfeaanet
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THIS TIcKLES THE
;. DOHE OF PEACE

! Peace, sweet peace, is assured in
Europe. The fears Of q world war.
9planned by Kaiser William, are
broken and shattered. Andrew Car
Enegie and the dove of peace are
khappy. Why2 Because It has been
proved that the kaiser isn't sotwar-
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international LIE Insdsa nee 81.
Room e9t sIsth Blopr
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z Hope Natural ca 81,
Rooms 754 to 7sl seventh Floor
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LewlssAl. Sutton
Special Agent Mutual Liz "a cos
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2olitsffn life Thsnfaite
sGsts gas't u ssliFfard
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Prudential Life Enstra iibs C6
Room 40 oaEsh
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DF. SIs. ID. it5lii,
Rooms s12-s1 Floor
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Rlch Mountain cos c6
Room 427 Forth ieef
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\ y aye \ : DF. r, 81.
Room Eos 4 pss
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ia54 Miss Is'.diast lIIot
sopH,s4 t,..s5 mi.
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Star Rig Rec g etif
on ana aaS Wen
Contractors suppl
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Ealriiitnt Coai 81.

Ealrnont Coal Co,
q. w CAL, Jf.
Room $50 Floo
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ittat.l u Il pr. ~. 1asoll Ii
tkg eailiE &. PtysiclaT.
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Plttsbnrg ProSision q Oh.
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Clafk sbuttg Teleftnfn co.
Printers ana Pubiirhe
First Floor Main street
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DR.. d. a, Elm.
Physician.
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Rtchards cons rnet
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empire Sign Co..
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Lawyer

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A. r. Tl,6in = ~
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Dr.. j. E. Wilson,
Physician.
Room 211M second Floor
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seom Fourth FLOOR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-21
IT LOOKS LIKE
CHEAP JUICE
NOW

The city commission held con-
ference today as to the future
price to be put on electric current
in Tacoma for manufacturing
purposes. The commission saw
the new Nisqually power plant
started Saturday. The big gen
orators started up as smooth as
ribbon and there is every In
dication that Tacoma will have a
lot of electricity to sell.
The city now expects to benefit
by getting plenty of factories
here, and the city commission will
try to figure them down here to
point where manufacturers just
can't keep away, yet get sufficient
revenue to pay all fixed charges,
the running expenses and finally
pay off the bonds.
Within two weeks it Is expected
the city will be using It's own cur
rent and saving $4,000 a month
now being paid Stone-Webster.
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T.R. WELL;
BOUND
HOME

81 United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The last
bulletin concerning Rooseveits
condition follows:
Pulse, temperature and respir-
alton normal. There is still some
discharge of serum, but less fii-
tration. The point of the bullet
was definitely located this morn
ing. Ii is sensitive to pressure.
General condition good. Rested
very well last night.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt started for
his home in Oyster Bay over the
Pennsylvania railroad at 8:25
o'clock this morning. Forced to
walk few steps from the hospi-
tai to an automobile, the colonel
reached his private car in which
he has toured the country.
Except for a slight fatigue the
former president insisted that he
felt bully" Assistant Chief or
Police Schuettler helped Roose-
welt aboard the train. The col
onel waved his hat and smiled at
the assembled crowd.
There were many shouts or
Good bye and good luck" as he
disappeared within. Roosevelt
said he was glad to get started
for home, and predicted that he
would be back at work inside ten
days.
Roosevelt's baggage and his
cousin, Philip Roosevelt. were
picked up at Englewood, a SUI
burb. The colonel was accom-
panied by Mrs Roosevelt, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, Theodore Roose-
welt, jr., DIR. Alexander Lambert.
Dr.Scurry Terrell and Drs. Nc
Grath and Martin. Ahead OF
the colonels private car was a
special car for the newspaper COR
respondents.
The colonel awoke an hour
earlier than usual this morning.
He slept soundly from 10:30
O'Clock last night until 5:45 a. m,
Mrs. Alice Longworth and Theo+
dore Roosevelt, jr., reached the
hospital at Z o'clock.
When the party started for the
train the former president was
escorted by 80 uniformed and
plain clothes men, with ten motor
cycle officers riding ahead. The
| colonel waved his hat at the as
sembled nurses, sisters and other
hospital attendants in the corri-
dor, saying:
Good bye everybody. have
had a good time here. You may
not believe 1t, but l have"
Then Colonel Roosevelt shook
hands with number of the
nurses, sisters and newspaper men
and was moved in an ambulance
to the station off Twelfth street,
where he boarded his private car,
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does Just as well for this
"Founders' day." as it is chris
tened by Mrs. MediIl Mccormick,
who conceived the idea.
Mrs. Mccormick was Ruth
Hanna, daughter of the noted
Ohio master politician and sem
ator. She has much of her
fathers ability and energy and
is devoting all of it to the
Bull Moose party. The tag
day idea came to her late in Sep
tember. She went at once to
New York and burst In upon u
conference of the party leaders.
She got permission. Senator
Dixon made Mrs. Mccormick
chairman of the Founders Day
celebration and away she went TO
Chicago to organize, all by her
self, the progressive women OF
these United States.
Within ten days an organiza-
ton had been formed all over
the country and the Founders
Day badges began TO be shipped
out to the various local commft-
tees. Each shipment was made
under pledge of deepest secrecy,
as il was desired to keep the ap-
pearance of the badges an abso-
lutte secret until the day itself.
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T.R.SAYSGOODBYETONURS

@"Girls, If it were not a fact
that l am going home would
want to stay here and have you
care for me. / want to give
you something, so you may choose
anything you want from among
the things 1 have with me-"
Miss Welter said:
Just give us your card, col
onel.'
"I'll give you two each," said
the colonel, zone 1 want you to
keep and the other I want you TO
carry with you when you go to
New York. ALI you will have to
do when you come to see me is
to enclose the card with your
name on 1t, and I'll be delighted
to see you. Should 1 ever become
i'll again, in the White House or
elsewhere, / will certainly call
for you girls
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NINE. CALVE
DEPLOlES FAT
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BOSTON, Oct. 21.-MTAe. Calve
fears she is acquiring embonpoint.
She said today she Is no longer
the Carmen of old. So she is go
ing to open a school and teach
Others more youthful. after her
twenty-eight years In opera.
"To succeed in America one
must be tall and thin" said the
prima donna, who Is In Boston.
'You mustn't be broad and short
and fat--oh. no! When Ameri-
can singers become fat-even as
You no longer eat; you
starveI
She flung both hands out with
la gesture Of horror.
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MUST PROVE CHARGES
AGAINST HODGE in COURT
BY United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BELLINGHAM, Wash, Oct. 21.
The alleged character assas-
sinators" of Robert T. Hodge,
progressive candidate for COVER
nor, were this morning given an
opportunity to prove their case
against him in court before cleo
tion day.
William ]. Biggar, Hodges at
torney, who brought four libel
suits against the Bellingham Her
aid for $4,000 damages, formal
ly asked the management of that
paper to waive time and immedi-
ately proceed to trial.
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Z According to law, the paper has
20 days in which to file an answer
to the complaint, and could, by
various delays, postpone the trial
until after election. Attorney
Biggar, however, is anxious TO
have the trial before election in
order to show UP what he alleges
are utter falsehoods and villifica-
tions printed about Hodge. The
Bellingham Herald, which is own
ed by Samuel Perkins, national
republican committeeman for this
state, made an attack on Hodges
private life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-21
WILL BAR
I.W.W.'S
ONLY

Socialists won a complete VIC
tory in the council meeting this
morning and will be allowed to
hold street meetings on 18th
street until after election at least.
But all I. w. w. orators are
barred.
The socialist party committee
presented a long letter to the
council demanding the use OF
18th street and resembling of the
order of Chief Loomis.
Commissioner Mills objected.
"You might let them meet
there until after election any
way" said the mayor. And after
w. e. Reynolds, George Davis and
J. d. Herdy had talked Mills fin-
ally yielded a point and agreed TO
rescind the order of Loomis un-
til after election, but not for the
]. w. w. speakers, he declared.
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AGAINST X-RAY

PARIS, Oct. 21.-A discovery
by which all danger of injury to
manipulators of X-rays is re-
moved was announced today at
the Academy of Sciences by M. G..
Droit. DR.. Droit's discovery is
an impenetrable armor against
the rays, consisting of a piece of
silk heavily absorbed with lead
and other substances made into
gloves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-21

StOn.
/ turned and fled, but as /
neared the door bumped square
ly into Chief Loomis. The chiefs
hat and coat lay on the floor.
Het grasped pair of 40-pound
dumb-bells, and was looking
over clippings from Billie Burke's
essays on how to reduce the
waist line.
Clerk James A. McAfferty and
q number of others-shalf 1 say
obese?--officers were perusing a
book Of late designs by corsetiers.
IL was most disconcerting, to
say the least, but no doubt there
viii be many things disconcertine
at the cop ball, which ! am, re-
solved to attend next month.
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MA AND BABE OK.

(ty Unfteu IfeSS Leased Wlre.)
BERNARDSVILLE, n. Y, Oct.
21.-Mrs. John Jacob Astor, who
has been staying at her fathers
country place here, has found the
outdoor life so beneficial and en-
joyable both to herself and to her
two months old baby, that she
will postpone her return to New
York for several weeks. The
youthful John Jacob Astor is said
to be a model baby.
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lowed but one vote, so get that
one in.
You want your man to make a
good showing, so be sure and
vote. Sign the coupon, put the
name of your candidate on and
send or bring it to the Times.
The first count of ballots will
be Wednesday. simultaneously
they will be counted at Spokane,
Seattle and Portland, and the re-
suits announced in all four cities.
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AAAoA "a
ing.
Captain A. s,
Reed, Captain
John Fitzgerald,
Detectives Frank
Geary and j. w.
Huckaba, and
PatrOlman Will
liam Blackwell
and Louis Bar
rett, were deep
in conversation.
Something was
wrong, and j
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There's mo- doubt In the

There's no doubt In the
minds of the real big busi-
ness men of Tacoma but
what the ensuing year will
witness a big addition to
our population. New indus
tries will locate here and
bring with them new officers
and skilled workmen. These
people must live; many of
them will sell their homes
elsewhere to invest In Taco
ma, and he who has will sell
to them-at a profit OF
course. How much Tacoma
real estate do you ownf
Read Times classified col
umns for best buys Buy
now before tho advance. The
Times Is the real estate pa
per. Main ~.
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HAVE YOU VOTED?

Get in your ballots for the big
straw vote at the Times on presi-
dental candidates.
The way they are coming 1t
looks as If bigger box would
have to be secured, but If so it
will be provided. The Times vote
is going to be a hummer. Every
body should get busy. There is
to be mo stuffing of the ballot
box and every person will be al
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they
is smack
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Berore
leaving Mercy hospital Colonel
Roosevelt especially thanked Miss
Welter and Miss Fitzgerald, his
nurses, saving:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-21
BIG COP BALL WILL
BE SOME HUMMER

''These men
are i'm love-"
L soliloquized.
Then someone
mentioned "Po-
licemen's Annu-
al Ball." and 1
tumbled. 1 found
the crowd deep
in the throes of
music was none
other than the
committee which
will furnish the
melody on that
auspiciOus occa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-21
GUM KING IS
MARRIED AGAIN

NEW YORK, October 21.--
William J. White, millionaire
chewing gum manufactures, own
er of steam yachts and race
horses, formerly member of con-
gress from Ohio, has separated
from his second wife, Mrs. Helen
Sheldon White, whom he married
within thirty hours after his
first wife had divorced him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-21
TOP OF HEAD BLOWN OFF; STILL LIVES.
(By United Press Leased Wire

VANCOUVER B. c., Oct. 21.-Mysery surrounds the
finding dressed with the top of his
charge from revolver, which he
graspng his right hand upon vacant lot at the east
city Sunday While at late hour last
night still living his injuries of such
serious regarded hopeless
Nothing his to identify the