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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-30
Walters Rebuke

Walters Rebuke
Sims-While in Paris I
paid 1915 In tips alone.
:. Waiter (assisting him on
with his coat)-You must
have lived here a good many
years, sir.-Tid-Bits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-30

"a real lady called here to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

engineer that Victor Allen. the ac-
cuscd. had a pistol on the day OF the
tragedy
W Hester. another member OF the
jury was then introduced. Ills evil
iencs also was directed TO the occur
FENCES immediately before and al the
time OF the shooting and VIVA; was
done bN variofs participants Ills owl
dsnce was the same as In former trials.
T. Gilmer was not present when
the shooting began. but from hts room
In the hotel h saw tho parties who
were In action on the court green after
coming from thu courthouse. and no
followed his statements in former
trials IN this. and also as to the killed
and wounded which he saw after tho
ARRAY.
Harley Que-berry saw young man
from the south side OF the courthouse
shoe, twice a, " NJ Foster. the COM
monwealth's ATTORNEY but could not
Identify him. The Commonwealth viii
attempt by other witnesses 10 Identity
this party At rriel Allen
Sidn9 Sprocker was called to the
stand, but was quite sick and was al
lowed 10 stand aside for the present.
and bowman Hins was examined He
stated that young man like Claude
Allen went up 10 Floyd Allen as In.
was warming his feet AZ me stoys ~
evening ~ March l3. felt his pulse.
ana said II was regular. and that Floyd
Whispered to him and asked. Are the
boys ready lie did not know claude
Alien at the time. but has seen him
since these trials. and believed IT wa
Claude
Jos. claybanks saw CLAUDE 20 up ana
speak 70 Floyd as stated by previous
witnesses but could not hear what
F -. Weddell said Floyd Alien told
him ii he was convicted in the case
he would XIII Foster before shutdown. o.
II J. Kopp, another member OF the
jury testified on the same lines OF
other Jurors without change from his
evidence heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
Remarkable Christmas
Present

Among the curious Chr!stmas prea-
euts OF this year Will be one for = man
OF national reputation. which has been
all year in the making.
Way last January the present was
decided upon. and friend OF the prom
inent gentleman requested the Burrelle
Press Clipping Bureau, OF New York,
to watch every paper in America ana
20 take up every Item which appeared
concerning the man.
The clipping bureau people followed
Instructions. and now present the his.
tory OF ono year In tho life or tnls
especial man.
The history ends just a.;er election.
and tho POSSE newspaper items found
incl Ide everything from & three limo
editorial mention to 1un-page Illus
trated stories. These have heen mount
ed on $500 lreit sheets of IRISH linen
paper and -oind into three massive
At the head OF each item is the name
and date OF paper clipped frona. mis-
Information having Leen put in with 2
book typewriter The words thus in
sertad amount TO 1b3,252.
Ia actual time. very strict record
or which has been kept. the work has
required siXtyfour working daya
throughout the year, and has kept in
people. readers. clippers sorters
mounters and binders. Every news
paper OF Importance is represented
This Is merely a specimen OF some OF
the unique orders which get into tho
Burrclle Bureau. for the oxtent to
which clippings are used by individuals
and by bUIi-eSs concerns seems to 10
remarkable.
There are many people in private as
well as in public life who need press
cSpplnBs and don't know It, 1t might
be well fer them TO look up this man
Burreile. who Is said 10 be well
known that a letter simply addressed
'Burrelle, New York" VIII reach hiss
9th no delay.
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NO NEW EVIDENCE
IS BROUGHT OUT
Several Witnesses Examined in
Trial OF Victor
Allen.

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
Wyihevme, va, September Sin the
case Of the Commonwealth vs. victor
Allen for the murder OF NJ Foster. the
examination of DoAser Goad.
clerk of carroll county was resumed
t.ls moinine. and the witness was
asked gully and in detail AS to the part
ttkvn oy himself and ain IN, actors
in tne tragedy Nothlag new was
brought ont 10 change his evidence
given 10 the trials OF Floyd and Claude
allen Questions We're asked laying
'Ae foundation ior contradiction OF the
Witness oy statements he Is alleged TO
nave made 90 other parties
C T. Powell tine foreman Of the Jury
that convicted Floyd Allen fixing his
punishment at one year I'm the pcni-
ttnialy Went into fun details CON
cern.ns the action OF Floyd Allen when
cour, directed the sheriff to take
charse OF him. lie sal Allen i'm
mtdiatcly Jumped up and said lie
wasn't goius ana reached for his
agn Then followed the statement OF
what was dome ny others of the Allen
cltn and also hy some az the court
utDgts and ass 90 WHO We're shot. AN
ot ,nis following bis evidence in the
i4rm,t trials
g Can another member ~ the
iugF WAS rNAmiu,d as 10 concurrcnces
.n tne morning VI tic tragedy ana
F his testimony follows iu tile main thAi
oi ureYiuus witessvs This witness
crivtd two wounds ore iu tine htek
ara u, ofh'r 10 the leg during OBJ,
iuSiatr
fane- IS Harly also member of tina
jur wl- cNaml4,d on the same linus
tae ota.rs, and he made the sam,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
aupport iho PROGRESSING ticket II a

20 support the Progressive ticket. II a
man is not with US he is against us. ne
is siding with the reactiomarics 10
matter how well meaning he may be
no matter how s!noerely he may think
DE IS "a Progressive. he Is the ally Of
WAN street the ally Of privilege the
ally o.; bossism IN politics unless lac
heartily and in good faith supports the
Progressive party.
This IS not q question OF porsonali-
ties The principles of the Progress
slves have been embedded in their plat
form. but the Representatives o. the
Progressive party have nominated ,wo
men to az, for the moment as their
STANDARD bearer. The only way 70
support these principles and the plat
form is TO support the men who are
the nominees Of the Progressive party
Syracuse. y. Y. September at
to-nlghts session the convention
quieted down. and the other candidates
were nominated by rising vote The
complete ticket was:
Governor. oscar j. straus. New York.
lleutenant-G former State
senator Frederick ~ Davenport
Oneida.
Associate Judge OF Court OF Appeals
Carlos G Alden. Buffalo. and George
I 81. Kirchway. Columbia University.
secretary OF state. Homer 5. CAN.
/ syracuse.
state Comptroller Horatlo c. King
/ Brooklyn.
Attorney General John Palrnir.
Brooklyn.
State Treasurer. Ernest Cawcrof.
/ jamestown.
I state Engineer O. NJ. Leland Ithaca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

we'll rounded neck and shoulders
are not enhanced in beauty when the
feet make YOU look carcworn and
wrnkled
Tired. aching feet get on your nerves;
corn calouses and bunions take all the
sunshine out Of life. And yet II you
put your feet in a TIZ foot bath all
foot troubles vanish, the feet take on
a sensation CT freshness and glow
your nerves and tired muscles at once
relax and your mind thus becomes
amiabe and your face reflects this in
the smile of happiness. Try the TIH
foot bath plan 1t draws out the acids
and poisons. reduces I'll punincss.
makes your feet look trim. neat and
wcll-cared for. DO not use something
else. FOR you viii surely be disap-
pointed.
For free trial package write tc
Walter Luther Do$sse < Co. 1923 wa
bash Avenue. Chicago. Ill. or 20 &c
any drug store, department or general
store and get regular size box OF
TIZ-25 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

Ashey!i!e, y C.. September s-Judge
J. G. Gamble. OF Louisville Ca died
here tonight. after an apoplentic
stroke at o'clock this afternoon lie
leaves son j. 6 Gamble Jr, and
Of Macon, Ga. and Mrs Dodin Ciuerarc
Of savannah. The body Will be shipped
70 louisville Ga, for burial tomorrow
Judgo Gamble arrived IN this city
With his VIE yesterday Afternoon in
apparently good health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
STRAUS is CHOSEN
IN WILD STAMPEDE


Continued From FIRST fase)
made half a dozen speeches. and to-
night was on his way to Montana. He
stopped for an hour Ia Grand Forks
this morning. put in most of the af-
ternoon In Fargo and tonight made a
brie. address at Jamestown
IN Fargo Colonel Roosevelt spoke
nrst at Island Park TO an audience
composed largely OF Farmers. The
Progressive state Convention was In
session in Fargo. and the delegates
went to the park TO hear him. Later
he made an address in the convention
hall.
Il particularly cali the attention OF
North Dakota" he said IN mis- speech AT
Island Park, ITO simllarities between
the situation now and that In 1864. AZ
that time q number OF Republican lead
ers OF the day. including Fremont, the
first Republican candidate for the
presidency-and Wendell Phillips, q
leader In the antislavery cause, were
so dlscintented with Lincoln and Ger
tain actions OF the mass OF their fell
low progrcssives that they actually
proposed TO run a third ticket against
Lincoln and when this EFFORT failed
many OF them stood sullenly aloof.
and either supported no one or went
against Lincoln.
Now. the same kind OF thing is be-
Ing done by these men to-day. who
claim to be Progressives and yet fail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
VOTING PRECINCTS FOR
PRIMARY ON TUESDAY
CLAY WARD.
Clyde W. Saunders, superintendent.

CIydcN supern
FrstPr WeM ain -Rcgis
waton II.
p.
ii V. IL.
/ r.
W.
rison Hairs Charles Boshcr sullivan.
j. Cox,
lcris
j. II rcrduc
A.
Judge. PhIIps
W. Porter Judge
r. A. wni"mso"' Judse-cerh IIar wilson
Writ i
Judge
H"wicy;
$40 Judge n am
-IcxiAt Pe
W. Judge Jerk nt cnrns
kFouHe' judge" W. r. Fi'Aser"id; J"dsc-clerN
muchcr.
Judge 7 II. G.
WARD.
Hicks
istrnr-J
r. nFoDhys o. Abetson Judseccrk II.
Third Precinct North
Sinsi Judge VI L. n'yie, JndRe-cer*. H.
1ndg~ W. Ga McI1wcn
rifth
II. q. Judge JcrL.
sixth gistrar-J
A. c"NNdo judge, } pu@,t T. VIDE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

urifinF a 'wo-horse waFon VIM -horso
Real Estate Transfer.
Tho following decd or bargain and sale
o. iuatinls Court PART n tcsttrdavs
annie Pheasant o. Clarence J. Riesin.
ihe thlTtyfoo, .o' and dwenins az lT East
Eleventh Street Confederation. $500
General News Notes.
~ John " Br1anax. Coroner Cor South
Nlchmonl and professor O., anatomy in tic
unNcrsiN College of Medicine. has purshas-
cd nrw farm near stop g. on the Peters
h-rs iritrgrhau ..nr. ami Will take up his
res'icuc, there nest spring.
Earle Lutz. cd!tor and owner n' the
fouih Hirnwonc Zee mas returned from &
two weeks vacation spent in Philadelphia
Mr fntEs Frerdmotn"f, al whose homo hc
was visiting aled while ho was IN P".!a-
deiphia
jefferson Morrisseti. and oscar Brinze7.
who have been spending o. wecF IN New
York C.;y, arrived home lnFt niFht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
FIVE NAMES MUST
APPEAR ON BALLOT

TT"-I
Democratic Committee. that election
booths may be secured from the cts
Han on Monday Ballots and other
necessary stationery and supplies wiil
be issued at tho once OF secre,ary
Duke TO registrars on Monday aner-
noon between and O'Clock.
Registrars are Instructed TO report
their returns at mee,ing Of the civ
Democratic Committee 10 be held a,
the City Auditorium next Tuesday
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
THE WEATHER

Forecasts For yirsinia-GenernIIy
f"ir Saturday and Sunday light, varia-
ble winds,
For North CaroIinn-Fair north.
probably local showers south portinp
e4iurdaS nnd sunday light, variabic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
special Local Dntn for Yes,era, =

Special Local Dntn for YESTERDAY.
noon temperature .- 80
VI. temperature ........... so
Maximum temperature up to
T. VI. .................. Oh
Maximum temperature up to s
" .....''. '.'.''.'..-....... Il
hchh temperature ............. So
Normal temperature .... IL
EXCESS in temperature . Q
beheiency IN temperature since
Accum. deficiency IN temperature
since January / ............ $50
Rainfall last twenty four hours %
Deficiency IN rainfall since March
...-..... 3 > s
Acseum. deficiency in rainfall since
January / ...... :............ 3.45
Local observation s u. NJ Yesterday.
Temperature ........ So
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 81
Mlnd-olrection .................S >. w.
W lnd-NcIocity .................. b
Rainfall last ~ hours ............ o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
NAMES DELEGATES
TOU.C. REUNION
"A. P. Hill Camp VIII Be
Represented at
Pulaski.
SUDDEN DEATH OF APoPLExr
Annual Convention Of Sunday
Schools OF Prince George
County.
SUDDEN DEATH OF APoPLEXf

county,
Petersburg. Va. September eat
the meeting OF y. T. Hnl camp. con.
federate Veterans. last night. dele
gates We're elected TO reunion to be
hold September e5-97 in Puiasl<i-teu
TO the Confederate Grand Camp ami
ten 20 Virginia Division OF United
Confederate Veterans both Of which
bodies with the Grand camp OF Sons
OF Veterans, meet ~ tile same time
and in the same place
The delegates appointed TO tho
Grand Camp. Confederate Veterans.
are w. B Harrison. y ID. simmons.
George W. Tucker Putnnm saith. y,
s Beokwith. Dr T. g. Powell. W. i.
Homer. james Il Caldwell o. Il. Oar
scott, Judge !. " Mullen
Delegates TO NirHinia Division.
United Confederate Veterans. r. o.
Thompson Robert Gillian. Sr. Richard
3 Davis pr ~. r. HARDWOOD ur u.
n BidE0od Homor Atkinson Wniiam
Psrham. Walter y Jones, sidney
VI Green. !. Il. ". Smith
The Confederate organizations
throughout the state are prcnaring
Tor this annual reunion. and a large
attendance is expected Mayor Wool
ing. OF panyilie Is cornmaudant Of tile
grand camp, ard Maior-Generai Suth
Boiling OF Petersbure is commander
OF the Virginia Division United Con-
lepeFate Nste'dns sponsors and maids
Tor the state AZ large and the ten
congressional districts have been an
pointed
sudden Death of AropIeNy.
Mrs Blanche y Barnes dies sud-
denly of apopieNy AT ter home ,n
Waveriy evening before last She was
i1irty-elEht yesrs old and is .urvivse
lbs -
came 10 waverly f-oni p.,ts5ur-h D.
ir April last and were rrersrirr 70
return 10 that cltv I'll rfrn5sv n,>-
The stroke ~ sronlev. DANA ,,t-h,.-
warning The bofv was taken t,-oue,
sfh.- city this mornins IL rittsbt,r-6
for burial
Two outer Ncddin..
II ne home .f .-s t.ff.l. -
81 s-5 N.- .-,,i
las, s,srfor
Anria N-y -r,-i..r ,,,s ...
rare n -rp-t,,ss
so,,,b ptorr,ors
rarfo-r,.4 s., ~. H.,
81 this civ !, tse
h -. 49, NNln
their bona h p,,s.e, ne i9f' for
Last rirr- y, ~ t-. A
s1iovd T. Afoors II. oo,
,or MISS Marie rsiei sii.v LA s4rer
,,.rriss '''" or iAls CITY We're
49, 'o'rH i.'''tch'
&c.. v- 'NH EeSto''aN a.
liar, A. ~ .tll. onNi-
tist Assorls,io, 70
LA ,,,-, we" "'i'h-r'
.itshio one 80 .ll' i..'i
-hosnitsbi. ort.-.,tr.s
tof the ssoon5 p,,,ts, rs,-.s
tbr sasef,rs 49, WA mi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
SEE.

the Autumn styles In head
gear, in our Big East Window.
London. Vienna and AInert-
Css.. GfylpS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

The Son'hern Dry ,..' Goods %, company
stock al goods few nights ago. TIE
loss % stock was complete, and the
Insurance on il was s7i.5oo. which was
paid to-day
The loss OF other arms burned out
by the same fire are IN course Of ad-
itIsttnert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
News Of South Richmond


a ',Ii9s 'wo-borse wagon WIN one-h0rso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

Several IMPORTANT cases are on the
docket eli the SUSSEX Circuit Court
which meets next Tuesday Judge j.
West presiding. 1t is thousht
probable that the case or young Robert
Mitchell of Storey Greek. charged with
sssaultins Clarence Clements with a
baseball bar. 10y which the la;ters
skMl was Fractured necossitatlns q
surgical operation. viii be continued 10
await tht result Of the injuries.
The civil action OF Mrs Emma col
l.a- adminstratriN Of Samuel 6 col
tins against the Gray Lumber Com
rl,y for $4,000 Tor the death Of her
husband. an cmploye ~ the company.
Is set for trial ON the 10th.
General News Notcr.
Judge Walter a Watson has accent
ca thc invitation of citizens to meet
CONGRESSMAN Robert Turnhun is dis
cussion OF mo Issues of the campaign.
Mr Turnhun has not yet been heard
from
1T is reported tina, large party Of
Roanoke fans VIII come down to
petersbu-E tomorrow header by a
band ~ music to root for their team
ln the two final games with the Goob-
ers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
Foot Care Important
as Your Complexion
Puffy, Tired, Aching Feet Change the
Fmcini Expression, and Are oitcn
Responsible for wrinkles.

Send for Free Trini TiZ Package
To-day.
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Insurance Paid.

pletei. will be reopencd Tor business
to-morrow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-12
ITALIAN IN TACOMA
CAUSES EXCITEMENT

Tacoma, oct. 12.-Rebuffed by sew
eral dice players, $. Coco, a young
Italian began abusing Emil Shock,
proprietor of IA downtown saloon. The
latter snapped a towel at him and
Coco drew a revolver. Shock tried
to run but his apron tripped him and
he fell just in time to be missed by one
of the three shots fired at him by
COCO. Eluding a crowd of prusuers the
Italian boarded a Point Defiance car,
and after sitting quietly for awhile
gave up his seat 10 an elderly man.
When he came TO get off, his re-
volver dropped in the street. This
seemed to incense him against the
conductor and he pursued the car
brandisihing the gun and causing
Mysteries among its women passen-
gers. At the next stop, Conductor G..
=. Anderson and a former policeman
got off the car and went in pursuit
of Coco. After several blocks of hot
chase the conductor pulled out his
metal transfer punch and leveling
it as he would a revolver. called up
on Coco to throw away his gun OF
he would shoot. Coco obeyed and
after several more blocks was caught
The conductor was so winded he re-
fused To continue on the job and AN
extra" had to be called.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-12
PERSONAL
MENTION

T. p. Glliland, ex-county judge
was In from Pilot Rock yesterday.
W. p. Lathrop of Walla Walla was
visitor in Pendleton yesterday.
James Bowler, warehouseman ,at
Vancycle, came in this morning.
l.. n. Church of Walla Walla was
among the Garden City people here
| yesterday.
l.. c. Freeman of Nolin visited in
Pendleton yesterday and spent the
night here.
Nate Audry and II. b. Waggoner
of La Grande, were over from the
Union county seat yesterday.
Frank ID. Carruth, principal of the
Stanfield schools, came up today to
hear the u. s. Marine Band. >.
j. p. Winter, well known local at
tOrney, left yesterday for Portland on
business trip. He will be absent
until Monday.
/. E. Young, republican nominee
for county school superintendent, is
down from Milton where he is now
principal of the public schools.
Mrs Robert Davis Miss Georgia
Stewart) left this morning on delay
ed No. for Portland, where she is
now living.
Mrs. Westgate and son returned
yesterday afternoon from La Grande
and left this morning for their home
at Pilot Rock.
Harry G. Frye, who has been riding
the range for Clarence Adams for the
past three months as an outing, Is
down from Ukiah.
Lou +. Anderson. former well
known local citizen, arrived last eve
ming from his home at Newberg TO
look after his property interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Donley of Wallo-
Ma county left Thursday for points
west after visit of several days with
Mrs. Donley's brother, A. c. Hampton.
Miss Myrtle Westgate. who is at
tending the high school, has been
visiting at the home of her parents
in Pilot Rock during the past few
days.
Mrs. Jacob Proebstel of Portland,
who acted as one of the art judges at
the local fair ana who has since been
visiting in Walla Walla is a guest at
the home of her uncle, A w. Nye. .
Clarence Penland of the firm of
Penland Bros. left yesterday morning
| for Baker to join his wife who has
/ been visiting relatives there. He Will
/ be gone about three weeks during
which time he and his wife will visit
! in Baker, Union and Wallowa coun-
! ties
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-12

merly a travelling man for a Walla
Walla house, who was grilled by the
prosecution on cross examination for
an hour. Brown says that while he
was in Pasco in 1910 Christensen ask
ed him TO do a favor for him On
consenting he was asked to purchase
four ounces OF prussic acid, two ounc-
, es. OF oil OF tansey and two ounces OF
strychnine for Christensen in SpO-
kane, ana Christensen gave him SO
for that purchase.
Christensen explained that his drug
store did not carry the acid, and it
would be just as well 10 get all the
drugs in Spokane, but advised him to
get each article at a separate store.
When asked what he wanted the
drugs for, Christensen said he used
the strychnine in his whiskey. He
was reticent about explaining why he
wanted the acid, but said he wanted
the oil of tansy for a case that was
bothering him, and would likely cause
him some trouble later.
Brown said, however. that on his
arrival at Spokane he found letter
awaiting him from Christensen. in
which he was advised to register un-
der a fictitious name when purchas-
ing the drugs and return the letter
to Christensen. He said that this caus-
ed him to have misgivings about the
matter, and he did not purchase the
drugs, later returning the money to
Christensen when he met him in Pas
/ co. The letter he kept, but II was de-
stroyed by a fire at Dayton q year
/ ago, he said.
Sheriff Hayes left for the sound
early Thursday morning after w. F.
! Eisenhardt. for whom a bench war
rant has been out for some days.
Eisenhardt is regarded as an import
ant witness by the state.