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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

s1e2-ROYAL PIANO; MAHOGANY
case: full octaves. factory No. 3oesi'
has been used carefully; IN eXceiien;
condition. stool and scarf includeo'
$50 weekly payments. GRAF l ;:
12i Z. Broad ST. open evenings uH''i
$40.
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GENERAL PAINTERS.
SraIeo Proposals

Once Of State Highway Commissioner.
Richmond. Va. December >. 1912
BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
clerks Office at Bed ord City. Va,
until l. o'clock. noon. SATURDAY.
December y. 1912. for the construc-
ticn Of two bridges IN Bedford
County.
Plans and Specifications on file at
the clerks ol'ice and at this Office.
Certified check fOT $3.50 to accom-
pany each BID. whether on one or
both bridges.
The ricn; is reserved 10 reject any
ani all bids
Further information furnished on
appiicat.on to undersigned.
Z ST. J. WILSON.
state Highway Commissioner
Office % state Highway Commission.
Richmond. Va. December .. 1872
BIDS WILL Ri. RECEIVED At THE
clerks Office o. southampton County
ar Cour;Iand. Va. until II o'clock
noon. Monday. December %. 1917. Tor
ih. constructiCn OF eleven tll)
BRIDGES in that county
Plans and s2ecitica lions on hie a.
thu clerks cree and 1t this Once
Further information furnished Oh
a-pI.cation to the undersigned
Certified check for $3.50 10 accom-
panv each biz on enc or more
Tho right is reserved 10 reject any
and ali bids ,,.,,..,,-
state Highway Comn.lS-i 2 on.
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TO-DAY CTU ESDAY), DEC. 10.
az the residence OF Mr. y. d. Wilkln-
son. No 2334 West Grace Street.
beginning at 1890 O'Clock.
consisting of the entire contents, IN
Guiding handsome Upright Piano.
handsome Parlor Furniture. Parlor
Rockers and Chairs. fine Druggets,
handsome Ornaments and Vases. beau
tiful oak Dining Room SutI. Haviland
China Dinner Set. Aluminium Cooking
Vessels. very fine Mahogany and OAK
Bed Room Furniture. Brass and ALI
Iron Beds. Mattresses, and other Fur
niture. etc.
Ladies invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO
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Rooms Ilartsn

WANTED. BY JANUARY 1ST. TWO
nicely furnished. connecting rooms,
second floor. southern exposure.
must be within one square Of 200
East Franklin Street. Address "
Box li3. KeysvAle. Va
WANTED. FOR COUPLE By JAN
uary !. two rooms and bath, con
ven.ently located 10 corner CT Grove
Avenue and GaTyie Answer !. IL r,
care TiMes-D Dispatch.
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agentg Iaanteb

WANTED, THOUSAND ExPERI-
enced agents to sell the Bon Tyy-
Tor books. Lectures and Best Lit
terary Productions of Bob Taylor
and Life and Career OF Senator
Robert Love Taylor" Best PROPOSE
ton ever. a million homes waiting 10
welcome them. Liberal commissions
TO agents Address THE BOB TAY-
LOR PUBLISHING COMPANY. 3
Noel Block. Nashville Tenn.
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spIirrfprs anp SdLf5mrn

MID. EXPERIENCES cDOAK
d suit ~ ~sanra for 80 the n t-r-
tory. ors tsat has y ready owe c
20 south. = man with c-taol S1ei
ad~ yrcfcratIr Write LIT ~
CO. SIS Arch Street Ph,iacc. DHia.
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3Zottrfs

OUR OxY-GAs FLAME YIELDS CAST.
iron. steel. brass. aluminium and
wrought: .ron machine parts. also
cast-iron brazing. THE STRICk-
LAND MACHINE co.
FOR RENT. AN UNDERWOOD TYPE
writer in perfect order at SO rental
per month. J. +. HOWISON. SOS
East Main Street
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers. si2
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and REAOUNT DIAMONDS IN TIL +.
LATEST STYLES. Old gold End
silver always taken In exchange.
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BsaI oetstf I1anfrn

ACTIVE. INDUSTRIOUS EsPERr-
enced young man wants TO b-y a
whole or part Of = resi- ssssf- Svs-
iness Address y. y .. care Tim 4
Dispatch
LIST YoCH FARMS WITH }. A. con-
NELLY q CO. Write postal for
necessary blsnkA
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poultrp, i9ets anb Rttc Btork

WANTED. A THOROUGHB BRED
P pointer dog. must be well broken on
quail. double nose variety preferred.
BRCcE-cROFT. Lynbrook Long
Island. " Y.
FOR SALE. GOOD. QUICK PAIR
mules, and 9 years Old. two large
young horses. two dump wagons and
harness cheap 1924 West Cary
Street
WANTED. TO SELL SEVEN YEAR
old red gelding NutwOOd. thorough
bred. sound and clean. over l6
hands. l.20O pounds: up 10 250-pound
rider: walk. trOt and canter. snap py
driver; long goose ncckec, up
headed. fuli-maGe and round; not
afraid OF cars or autos: been used
since three years I'D b. lady: mouth
like yelV;t". big enough for four
seat vehicle. First check for $500
gets him. nothing less considered
Apply 10 +. WM. HEWITT, Weyan-
okc. Va.
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flats fer Sfnr

Flats WEST FIR sNSITN AND
and Grace streets. six ard cfeht
rooms SAL houses. Mil with
water = wcr. south Rirtmord. car
rcuteT's shop. 7. J. TODD. So West
Grace
FOR EFNT FURNISHED House.
Keeping r1rt7rert. three rooms and
private hath hot water - refer
cnces ff7 North Morris street
FIR RF~T. NV SIx-ROON FLAT
furnished. furnace heat. West End.
Possession January !. J 90. care
Timcs-Dispatch-
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SITUATIONS lliaarfo. sfmIl,
DIP. s6a.s art ..rnlalf

oSiEN-GET MINT
81, $50 week. Write Immediately
,sss OF positions open FRANK %
N INSTITUTE. Dep, as W
aasfer S<T
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Iltantfo

WANTED. 10 Buy foR casa. HOUSE
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 1851.
WANTED, TO INTEREST PERSONS
at home in renting a good typewriter.
any make. three months for So. Rent
applied on purchase. AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. INC.
sos East Main Street Phone Madison
525s
WANTED. PRICE on PINCH BOARDS
and 3x4 scantling. suitable for scat
fold purposes. old timber viii do
". g. SHAkKEY, L. .. Bon 35i
LIFE INSU RANCE POLICIES.-A
banking house Will pay more than
companies cash or loan values for
policies maturing within six years
Address FINANCE" care Times
Dispatch.
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lSfal C5tate for Salt

FOR SALE. DIRECT FROM OWNER.
bargains in good income pc Ing
property in good condition and en-
HANGING ia value each year: No 20
Luck Avenue, Barton Heights,
three-room frame dwelling. with
stable and extra lot adjoin-
ing Annual rental $50. Price,
$500 No 500 North Thirteenth
street Richmond. six-room brick
and frame dwelling, rented 10 good
tenant for s120. lot 30xi3z- only $3.50
Apply 10 ALFRED T.. COHEN. At
torney at Law. 20l Travellers Buhd-
Ing.
BUY YOUR HOME on OUR PLAN 1T
is not necessary 10 own real estate
Loans made anywhere 70 buy. build
improve property or If. mortgages.
same to be returned $3.50 per month
plus per cent simple interest, on
each $1,000 borrowed. Call to-day.
STANDARD HOME COMPANY. 6l2
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. 3O0-ACRE WATERFRONT
.arrn on navi1 aDl'. river. gloucester
County. Va. fertile soil. beautiful
site for country home. Address Box
1857 Norfolk, Va.
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VIM 2 Pizziui Company.
Real Esta.c Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
DESIRABLE DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 5ls DEM
STREET. FULTON.

In pursuance 20 4 decree entered IN
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
uond. Va. on .he 3ith dry o, october.
1872. in the suit therein pending. under
the style Of Mary Elizabeth lice $.
Matte 7. Muck OILS ct ais. we will sell
at public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1872
at o'clock =. VI.
that attractive detached brick ten
room residence. No SIS Denny street.
fronting twenty-three feet sax inches
fssc, on the north side % Denny
street. and extending back from said
front one hundred Gool feet 20 an
alley IN the rear ten Gdl feet wide
TERMS. One-th'ri % purchase pr.ce
in cash and the balance ir three equal
ins-airent~ payable AZ three. SIX and
nine months from date % sale. de-
fcrrea 0avsncnts 20 b. ~ ccnced 3y
rc-os VII interest added. title 10 b.
retained Until all purchase money IS
rafa cr as cash. a. tle option . tni
-u-chaser. This p--1er'v 5 s''i SUP
so-r O., tse conformation % -ac court
<,'-iN 7 BLAKE
isggggT 70 TAr-.ET.
--s-faI rn-nrrtss orers-
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Personals

WEAR 4 SPiRELI.A CORSET. THE
corset recommended By the best
physicians OF the city. Cal at the
shop. 80 Last Grace. o. phone Tor
one OF our cOrSctieres to -ome 10
your home. We also give votes iii
the contest now being run ~ The
Nirg!nian. MRS. CORN ELLA IODisE.
manager
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHEE. 81 NJ
tual Bldg. Monroe li5
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
"a HCGHESS. 2os Nor;r Third
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Bankrupt RGtiffS

IN THE DISTRICT Court OF THE
UNITED STATES FCR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
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nptris
TURKISH AND IoMAN .ATI5

Table d'IIoce DiuE~r >afurday ard
s-rsa, evening. 60 o'~f"rN- >i--e
rn~E
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Bueinc-c Srportuntrifs

ms o. go KfxD COLLECT
anywfs DEITY CEEnlT
,. fft - xhth Street Rich
md Va
SALE. 81 Us DID DRUG STORE
princifs business street ~
ashingfon -. G. Unusual r1o3cy-
king opportunity. Owr~r has
ser buSincsf that rcruircs all of
time Write to-day HOR &C..
iMPBEiI@ iSf7 y Street. washing
y ID. C.
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grf, Coal dno llicoo

LONG ADVISES Use OF T. o. II.
coal. ha.t lump. fos cOokinS. CRATES
and furnaces. because 1T j. about
half price OF anthracite coal. per
fect.v ssuokricss. Aain Office 1895
so Broad
BEST DRY PINE WOOD. STOW j.
lenetaS. Sc 20 cord. S5.2s m = a.
sis. qlarter-cord. dr. pine aac OAK
mixed. g cord. $50 hafcprG. $50
ouastcr-corc. selected. ha Use some D.
sla1. stove length. Tor and
cook stoves. heats and .asts k G. a.
$50 cord sZ.5- IA cord. : Sc qua o.
ter-corc. For tfc loads bone -.o1-
70, ss.6. LIME 4 hAi;isis .siI 80.
Cary.
OUR Try KINrIING yEST ~ CITY
heretofore hsu-l,o hv Midlothian
Wood Company. sI7s haif-corS
d y ". LEA & 60. Phone M-n-
roe SIS
RUY COAL. ND WOOD FROM Is AND
pine woo s1.15. A. kiuds D. cal
~ lowest prices Prof pt fe.iv-ry
md god service. Mad "a $50 IN
DEPENDENT WoOp 90
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Sulrbtng

PLEASANT. HEATED ROOMS: MOD
ern conveniences; good Doard- 40
Vest Grace
FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS. NAPct:
heat. private bath and excellent
cuisine furnished TO permanent and
transient bcarderS. al Mrs Horace
Wexford Jonvss new and we'll
equipped house. 200 East Franklin
street. Table boarders = specially
WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR 4
p,easan; room. with board 50S East
Grace Street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
good boa i. Sos North Fifth street
WANTED. TABLE BOARDER~ 81 PER
week. nor lunches q specially from
y TO 9. ~ - Gems. SIS East Mar
shall
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fTAL roR APPROVED ENTER
. without commission. Full DaT-
uiars mailed for 5c postage Ad-
.'nesvfIle. Ce.
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IT'S BETTER TO DEAL WITH
Crafts than 40 wish you had. Piano
bargains below. Write Tor bargain
list. The following are exceptional
values: Kinball organ, factory No.
1850. 500; kimbaIl organ. factory
No. 1855. s45: Cornish organ, fac
tory No s5esg. So: Cecelian Player
Piano. factory No. 1888. regular price
ssJC. our price. 1865; Kingsley play
er. factory No. G5Z20, regular 500
style. now si7S. Many other bargains
in used pianos and organs. II YOU
cannot call at once. write tor bar
gain bulletin. Yours for the asking.
BE sure t. TALK WITH CRAFTS
in the morning. THE CRAFTS PIANO
co, 12I East Broad Street. open
every evening until Christmas.
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WATCH REPAIRING.
HARD ARE.

GRATEFUL TO MY FRIENDS AND
the pu5l.c-NOLTING-f past busi-
ness. ! ask a continuance. House
furnishings.
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H. L. HULCE,

City Collector. City Of R'chmond-
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aurraz salrs- fu:urf 0drs
AJ--oN SALE

w ~ r.rr'~i Company.
r.4r --etrfa Nurt 1r~frs.
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FRANK II. cox. Cr!er.
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nyrsSEs RHODES & EfonFS.
Attorneys Tor BANKRUPT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03
BUT IT'S
A BIG

Clinton w. Howard this morning took the bench
as federal Judge This event would call forth no
extraordinary notice:
IF the people of Washington had not just succ-
eeded in ridding the bench of G. IL. Hanford;
IF the whole nation had not applauded Hantofd
removal, as distinct peoples victory;
IF Clinton W. Howard is free of corporation talnt
and especial interest" subserviency;
IF Clinton W. Howard had merely been legal ad-
wiser for the big corporations in the state In the OF
dinary course of business
IF Clinton w. Howard had only been corpora
ton lawyer and not corporation aposogist, boost
er, champion tool and advocate both outside the
court room as well as inside it;
IF Clinton W. Howard had been corporation at
torney in the courts and not professional lobbyist
in behalf of Especial privilege" before the legsla-
ture at Olympia.
IF Clinton w. Howard had not taken the public
platform time and again to oppose peoples meas
ures;
IF Clinton W. Howard had not again and again
been mixed up in political warfare against the best
interests of the people;
IF Clinton W. Howard were not member of the
same clique of attorneys which held such powerful
sway in Hanfords court;
IF, for more than 20 years, Clinton W. Howard
had not as attorney and lobbyist for the Stone
Webster corporation, the Great Northern, the Bell
ingham Bay Improvement Co.. the Whatcom Light
& Power Co., fought the people at every step and
turn.
IF Clinton w. Howard were not so absolutely
STEPPED IN reactiOnary corporation, and special in
terest tendencies and inclinations;
IF it not for all of these things then the ele
vation of Clinton w. Howard to the federal bench
would not be of special interest. But because of all
these things, Howard's appointment becomes ma
tional issue to be fought out And it will be fought
out.
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DOYOU SECOND GERTRUDE'S
IDEA ABOUT CIGARETTES?
(By United Press Leased WIre.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, Oct.
3.-Mrs. Gertrude Atherton, nov
elist and supporter of Woodrow
Wilson, democratic candidate for
president, who is under the ban
of G. l.. Robinson, of the Los An
geles Anti-Cigarette league, who
publicly warned members of the
league to stay away from Mrs.
Atherten's address because she
smoked cigarettes, is back with
a hot shot at the league today.
"Whose business is it?' asked
Mrs. Atherton, "if l do smoke
teigarettes? 'These poor provin-
cial backwoodsmen have no right
to criticise. They should go out
into the world and learn some
thing.
III the women's democratic
league of Los Angeles wishes to
cancel my speech l am agreeable.
have more dates than can fill. I"
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The IL O'Clock car was full
when it left Seattle-full, that is,
all but the compartment which is
patronized by folks having more
money than sense.
At Auburn couple got on.
They were young and they blush
ed when their glances met. You
would have said they were a
honeymoon couple, or soon to be.
They were in their best Sunday
go-to-meetin' clothes. The young
mans shoes were new and
squeaked.
Probably, come to think of it,
they were engaged. They were
coming into Tacoma to take in a
moving picture show and do some
shopping.
You could see with half an eye
that the young man wasn't over
burdened with money.
AS has been said the front half
of the car was full. The young
man looked about for seat.
There was none in the compart-
ment, not even for the girl. If
he could have found a seat for
her, he would have stood willing
ly.
The forward door was open.
The young man could see beyond
it empty chairs. So very gallant
ly he pushed the girl on through
the door to the chairs which are
commonly patronized either by
folks having more money than
sense or by folks who are so dog
gone tired that they don't care
what it costs to sit down.
25 Cents Extra.
Then the conductor came. He
was tired and harrassed leok-
ing conductor. In private life he
is probably a decent sort, certain
ly he had as he approached the
young couple a shame-faced,
hate-to-do-it look. He collected
the tickets.
Twenty-Five cents extra" he
said gruffly, probably to hide his
shame.
The young man stammered:
"What for I"
"For sitting here" the conduc-
tor explained. cts rs cents ex-
tra-each."
The young man dug. Luckily
for his pride, he had the neces-
sary four bits. The incident en-
barrassed and humiliated him,
somehow, In the eyes of his sweet
heart.
Piddlin' Jakey Furth Graft.
He guessed 1t was a graft. The
conductor knew 1t was a graft
a mean. piddlin' Jakey Furth
graft. But the conductor couldn't
help it and profits nothing by the
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These are the projects now
contemplated to make the present
municipal dock complete.
Mayor Seymour held a meeting
with the business mems dock
committee yesterday and they ap-
proved of the plans thoroughly.
The reason for changing the plans
and erecting a passenger dock
building north of the bridge is to
protect the bridge from danger
of destruction by fire. 1t Is In
tended to erect a concrete build
ing. This would cost probably
100000.
1t would shut off the present
frame structure from the bridge
and save it from being warped
and ruined should the old ware
house take fire.
The committee also voted unan-
imously to buy additional water
front to the north to go up to
the bend at least. This would
secure about six lots and cost
probably 100000 at the rate the
other was bought.
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graft. And the young man felt
he had to pay.
1t happened this morning on
the Seattle-Tacoma Interurban
limited. 1t happens to scores of
passengers ever day. It's a graft,
and Illegal, but it doesn't seem
anybody's particular business to
get up and holler.
How 1t Works,
About a third of the limited
car Is partitioned off, and to oc-
cupy a seat in this part costs a
quarter extra. AS all the seats
are taken in the other part most
of the time, there is nothing for
patrons of the line to do but stand
up or stand for the graft.
Most two-fisted men will stand
for a clever $40 graft, but they
hate like original sin the two-bit
kind.
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SERVES 15OTH TERM IN JAIL

ss Years ago doc" Lewis left a
thediral college and began life in
Il small country town as q physi-
clan and surgeon.
Today he is serving his 15Oth
term in the county jail.
The police say doc" has been
the cause of any number of Taco
ma youths turning "hop-heads."
doc" himself is a hopeless
victim of drug using, and 1t Is for
this habit alone that he has spent
almost his entire time behind
cold bars during the last six years.
He can't quit, he says.
It is for Doc and many 9TH
|ers like him that the State Pros
ecutors' association will attempt
to have law passed at the next
state legislature session providing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03
B|NCO! LAMPS
GO DOWN

To stimulate business the cleo
trio lamp trust yesterday an
nounced reduction in the price
of tungsten lamps.
The cut will benefit the city
with other purchasers and the
city will soon cut the price of
tungstens. The regular SO cent
lamp will be sold for 35 cents and
other tungstens in proportion.
The contract between the West
inghouse company and the city
for the purchase of lamps during
this year is being drawn up by
the city attorney today. The city
expects to buy about $25y300
worth this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03
ENGINE RUNS
AWAY; z DIE

LESTER, WASH, Oct. 3.-Two
men killed and three seriously in
jured today, is the toll paid by
a group of laborers who climbed
aboard helper engine to get to
Camp Kennedy from here, three
miles away. The coupling be-
tween the head engine and the
freight train broke, but the help
er engine continued on with
speed unchecked, smashing into
the caboose. Those killed were
Gust Karvellis and George Rau-
tisus.
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testify.
Morgan received a remarkable
ovation when he left the witness
stand. Men and women, drawn
to the hearing by the fact that
the worlds greatest trust orgNn-
izer was to testify, stoed on their
chairs and cheered the famous
financier as he left the commit
tee room.
No wrangling marked the testi-
mony of the banker. Instead, he
was treated more considerably
than any witness yet called before
the probers. The manner in
which Pomerene questioned Nor
gan differed greatly from the
method employed In the examina-
tion yesterday of Senator Joseph
NJ. Dixon of Montana, who man
aged Colonel Roosevelt's pre-con-
vention campaign.
Then questions were hurled
back and forth with lightning ra-
pidity, senatorial courtesy being
entirely disregarded In the repeat
ed wranglings.
Morgan seemed to enjoy the sit
uation and expressed willingness
to reappear before the committee
should he be nominated again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03
SENTENCE WOMAN
FOR MURDER

CHICAGO, Oct. 3. Found
guilty of murder by a jury in
Judge Windes' court here, Mrs.
Lulu Blackwell Is today sentenced
to serve 35 years in the peniten-
tiary. She was charged with
having shot and killed Charles
Vaughn In front of his home bn
February 10.
Jealousy Is said to have
prompted the crime.
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HELEN GOULD
In A WRECK

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. 81
Eigt persons were injured, two
fatally, when a West Shore limited
train crashed into freight train
east of here today.
Ten coaches were derailed by
the impact, Including Helen
Gould's private car.
Miss Gould was aboard the car
at the time of the collision but
was unhurt.