The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-15
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OYSTER BAY, l.. I.--Billogs sof
undiluted joy rock Oyster Baynow
that Theodore Roosevelt, d the
towns first citizen, il back In the
limelight. Citizens have para
phrased the ''houn dawg" ,Bong
until 1t reads now:
sBiily Taft, you gotta stquit
kickfn' our Teddy's hat arohniP
PALM BEACH, Fla.--eRey
.Ainsworth Pierce, son of Hensty
Clay Pierce, Oil magnate of New
York, today has as a bride his
step-sister, Miss Virginia Bur-
rowes. The two eloped from here
and were married at West Palm
Beach. The elder Pierce raised
strong objections when he learned
the couple were married.
WASHINGTON - Planning a
probe. of the whole textile indus
try, the house rules committee is
today considering trip-to Law
renee, Mass, for further investi-
cation of the brutal treatment by
police of women and children
there and other matters in con-
nection with the textile workers
strike.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Charges
of political activity against Major
Deecher Ray of the United States
army were further borne out to-
day when Paymaster Sniffen tes-
flying before the house investi-
eating committee, declared that
he had been forced to send Major
Ray any place the latter wished
to go because of the majors po-
litical pull. 81 beg Gods and the
committees pardon for doing it.
I am heartily ashamed of the
fact"
OREGON CITY, Drew. S.
U'Den, father of peoples power"
Legislation in Oregon, today is
raising funds to employ detectives
to watch for violations of the cor
rupt practices act in the primary
campaign United States Senator
Bourne contributed $500.
DENVER, Col.-The fifth bliz-
zard of this month is sweeping
Colorado and Kansas today and
has practically paralyZed railroad
traffic. Three inches of snow has
fallen in Denver and the street
car system is almost stopped. The
Union Pacific Kansas City trains
due here Sunday have not arriv-
ed, the Rock Island is blocked to
the east and the Burlington is in
difficulties. Only the Union Pa
cific main line to Chicago is open.
LAWRENCE, Mass. - The
strikes at the Atlantic and Kun
hardt mills here were called off
today by the textile workers and
operation in these establish ments
will be resumed at once. Minor
differences have prevented q set
Element at the Arlington, Pacific.
Uswoco and Everett mills. The
men employed by the Internation-
al Paper company are still out.
SAN DIEGO, Cal.-Stating that
the living" referred to in this
case were entitled to no respect,
insisting that Katherine TineAey
had exhibited what he analysed
as the dominant traits of the
viper and characterizing Clark
Thurston, husband of the tes-
tatrix as Mrs. Tingley's "vener-
able lackey," Judge j. w. Nc
kinley of Los Angeles, chief coun-
sci for G.. L. Patterson, began the
last argument before the jury in
the Thurston will case today.
SAN FRANCISCO-The case of
DR.. Otto c. Joslen, San Francis
co physician, accused of betraylng
Ethel Williams, his candy girl,
formerly of Seattle, today was
continued for one week to be set
for trial by Judge, Lawlor.
CHICAGO-The steamer Kan
sas today was cut through by Ice
in Lake Michigan two miles off
the entrance to the Chicago river
and the lives of the crew of AZ
are imperiled. Tugs and life-say-
ers were rushed to the relief OF
the steamer.
CARSON, Ney.-The defense OF
the .Golconda Cattle company,
headed by Congressman William
Kent, to the suit instituted by the
Taft administration, charging IL
legal enclosure for grazing pur-
poses of government land, is near
ing a close here today. United
States Inspector Flocker has fall
ed utterly to prove his case.
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