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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-18
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN. ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results.
Observation-Disclosures (rain).
Kansas City-Toledo (rain}.
Milwaukee-Co Columbus (rain).
st. Paul-Louisville (rain).
Games Today.
Kansas City at Indianapolis
Minneapolis at Toledo
St. Paul at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-18

The committee which has charge OF
the banquet 10 be given by the Wayne
County Game and Fish Protective as
sociation. April %. viii hold a session
this evening. Arrangements for the
banquet are being completed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 4; Boston, 1.
Philadelphia-B Brooklyn (rain).
icago-Cincinnati Chicago delayed
by wreck.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York
Boston at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-18
S. c.. LUCAS DEAD

The funeral of S. G. Lucas will be
sorry to learn of his sudden death at
Atlanta, Georgia. He was resident
of this city for number of years and
an active worker in the Christian
church. He leaves a wife and an
adopted daughter, Mrs. Jennie Hen
shaw, the latter a resident of this city
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-18

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit-Chicago (rain).
st. Louis Cleveland frain).
Washington-New York (rain).
Observation-Disclosures (rainD.
Games Today.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-18
AME RICAN LEAGUE.

w. l.. Pct.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-18

A skilful French jeweler has made
a perfect watch and set IL inside a
pearl but a little more than half an
inch in diameter. --z
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-18

The Ladies' Big Hat and
Gentleman's Big Necktie par
ty at Coliseum Thursday
night. Admission, 10c. l7-2t
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
WOlGAST WILL TAKE
ON THREE MEN IN
LESS THAN 80 DAYS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Cadillac, Mich. oct il.-Ad VOL
CAST is to emulate his performance of
one year ago by hoxlno three oppon-
nonts in less than 80 days. lie has
eoae 10 Philadelphia where ON oct. 1G
d" boxes Teddy Malouey six rounds
For this bout he trains at Representa-
HN" Hutts farm. on Nov he boxes
haulot az New Orleans. ten rounds.
THANKSGIVING day ne will box any man
of his weight before Tim Coffroth's
club at san Francisco, going for 20
rounds
C"nruth today wired The terms
which were accepted. Fifteen thous
aud was guaranteed, With The priv
iiege of A. per cent of the house. En-
route to Ihiladclphia. Wolgast stops
At ft. Wayne. Ind, ana NAV give an
cNAibition bout I'm route To New
Orleans he stops at Quincy. ILL.,. 10
box an exhibition bout.
Wolgast viii no; return to Cadillac
before Christmas. if then. as he has
been working like Trojan in recent
weeks To Get his business and fam
matters in shape.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
FAST COLLEGE TEAMS
WILL MEET TOMORROW
COLLEGE OF MINES FRESHMEN
AND SOPHOMORE TEAMS
TO CLASH.

The football elevens picked from tn,
Michigan College of Mines freshman
ana sophomore classes viii meet to-
morrow afternoon al the Hancocl
driving park in the annual en-.
counter between these two class
teams. All Of the arrangements foi
the game were made at a meeting
of the committee last night and il il
now certain that. barring unfavorabl,
weather, the game will be a first class
exhibition.
The game will lie preceded by a pa
rade composed of floats. the. Calumet
q Hecla band ana the students OF all
three classes. The parade will form
at the college gymnasium and Will
march 10 the park through the streets
or Houghton and Hancock The pres
ent plans are that the game shall be
started al o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
LAURIUM
URGES DEPUTIES
TO Be VIGILAN7


Desiring that the state game law
Doe more stringenuy enforced thar
ever before state Warden oates @
Lansing has sent To al his dcputie
communications IN which he urge
persistency in the pursuit OF violat
ors. That The laws relative to IN,
hunting of deer bc enforced &c the let
ter he is particularly anxious. He al
so urges wardeHs t. post vloth posters
giving the laws OF greatest !mportauc,
in an conspicuous places where the,
will be observed by hunters.
The letter To his deputies is as fol
lows
To state Deputies;
desire 10 call your attention al
this time to the necessity of postinl
cloth notices containing synopsis OF
The game and fish laws OF this state
which were sent you some time ago
In some localities we learn that none
~ these posters are To- be found. This
is AN important matter ana trust that
you will sec tina; your district is well
posted.
The deer hunting season win soon
be upon us and it is important that
YOU visit the lImbcr and hunting
camps in yCur territory often and call
attention 10 the laws governing the
taking and transportins Of deer when
ever You find parties who are not IA
miliar with the same.
This dapal tment is DESTROYS o. as
istiug the honest sportsman ia Sc
curing his game honestly and getting it
homo safcl. and to that end we have
IN understanding with the game and
.ish department at Wisconsin where
BY the two states Will cooperate along
his iine. Michigan hunters who OBJ
ain deer lceally. which the5 desire to
ship from some point in Michigan
trough Wisconsin to their homes i'm
Michigan. can do So with assurance
hat same VIII be protected IN transit /!
~ the Wisconsin authorities Wiscon-
IN hunters can de- the same and have |
h"ir shipments protected while pas |
Ing through Michigan. Wisconsin |
luntcrs who kill their deer legally H. |
Wisconsin near the boundary line can
hip from's"mc Michigan point to their
"mcs in Wisconsin and the same
riyhcSe viii be extended to the Michi-
an hunters by Wisconsin officers.
Wardens along the boundary line
hould cooperate with officers of other
tatcs in suppressng violations alone
be borders. / am pure yod will cx-
rcis2 extraordinary vigilance in re-
ard to these matters, az Il is much
,ttcr To prevent violations than t.
f. obliged 10 prosecute yiolaturs.
WITH best wishes FOR your success.
remain,
Very truly yours,
william l.. oates
tat" Game Fish and Forestry War
den.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
LhURlUM m. (. .sAGuERS.
Fine Program Arranged for Meeting
at Church Monday.
Tho EpWorth League Cf the I,our-

II. =. Terrio Tor several weeks return.
cd home Yesterday.
James '. Gaul Of Calumet was a
visitor in flouahton yesterday.
y. {. Wormley of New York is here
partly ON business and partly f. visi,
Steve Bowling Mr.. Wormcy IS IA,
Inventor ana manufacturer OF an in
2enious cigar lighter device known as
ne alcolilame. lie is introducing il t.
the copper country TRACE.
arthur L. Carnahan, publicity man
for Gay \ Stur2is, Icrt vest ,rday for
i'oston after an extended visit t. tho
copper country
Mrs. T.. T.. Sahccpper returned yes-
terday to Mason. Wis, after q visit
with her parents, Mr. md Mrs. r G.
Trel0ar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
ISLE RoYALE FOOTBALL MATCH

return match between the Isle
R"Nalr and Baltic football teams viii
be played tomorrow afternoon 81 BAL
tic. The members of the Isle Royale
team are requested To- meet at Mutt
ter's corner at Las p. m. The team
viii b. selected from Andrew. Richard,
''oad Gribblc, chapple, Harris. Colds
worthy, hascoe. Roberts. VIM Collins.
liauhcld Movie aud Hooper.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11

. The way through and lid not seem {,
grow tired 'o his brilliant TRUSTS ar
Colonel Roosevelt OF his new and move
stories OF life in the west
few OF the ep!gTams that were
sprinkled through Mr. Bede's address
ana which brought ;ho house down
time and again cannot fail to be of in
torest.
Governor Oslesby once said Talk
/ about the Democrats running .his gov
eminent HI it's all We Republicans
san do"
Theodore eot TO the battle of Ar
maseddon tive thousand years after
the battle was fought He never got
any closer 10 the battlefield OF san
Juan him. while the battle was on.
Roosevelt Is a natural born liar
with him Wing is not habit, IL is a
slit. tie Is mo- more 10 blame for IT,
than is a man with a club foot But
I would not enter a clubroot man in a
Marathon race
Michigan has done all the progress
,ivo things that Roosevelt claims To be
working for tHl Michigan has come 10
De almost the first state in this re
gard"
Il had a Kentucky friend who spent
% wears of his life and his rather-in-
avs fortune trying to discover
brand of WhisSey that would taste az
good coming up as it did going down"
Not more than 10 people out of
a hundred have bad luck through un-
accountable misfortune. When the
other go claim TO be unlucky they
ought to be Kicked
"'rhe high cost Of living? Why where |
we used to have melodeon we now
have piano and Vicrolo. ! once |
saw farmer riding in his own auto !
mobile and swearing about the high |
ost OF living lie later kicked because |
he hotel did not have as good n bath
Dom as hc had at home"
You never see a man with hoe
my more. You might see a woman
With a hoe once in while on a sun
lay morning, but you cannot sell
nan aHythns that he cannot sit down
VA"
Next to boys mother, there is
othins ike ooW-to keep him home
nd busy at least during two hours
1 the day"
Use Kansas for a post Office ad-
ress ana be- Americans for a while"
Rankin Closes Meeting.
Colonel Rankin was the last speaker
nd his address was IN most part a
immary of his Calumet speech. He
'sailed Roosevelt and then turned and
iintcd vivid picture of the evils
AT hc believed We're sure 10 follow
Wilson should be elected, compar-
y them to the great panic of '92 m
r Cleveland administration. Colo
j Rankin declared that the ProgEcs-
We party was nothing but a Demo
attic aid society and be deplored the
of a Democratlc victory
rough the Roosevelt vote. Colonel
lnltin was the last speaker.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11

Your stomach in a healthy condition
81" the misery won't come back.
You feel different as soon as Diapcp-
Hn comes in contact with the stom-
a'h-diStreSS Just Nqnishes Your
stomach gets wect no gases, NJ
'eiching no oructation of uEdiges;cd
'"od Your head clears ana YOU feel
line.
l'ut an end to stomach! trouble bv
S'ltlng larae fftv-cent case of
r'pcs Diapepsin from any drug store.
''u realize IN five minutes how need
less 1t is to suffer from Indigestion,
dyspepsia or any stomach disorder.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
ENTHUSIASTIC
c. 0. P. RALLY


The H0uehton county Republicans
living in The southern end OF the coun-
g., had their innings last evening al
tHe Amphidrome when they packed
Tie hall 10 listen 10 the speakers who
came in the interests uf the Republi-
can campaign in northern Michigan.
While not as large as the meeting OF
tlv previous evening, the Republican
meeting was a sood deal more enthus-
iastc ana practically every voter who
attended was drawn by a desire 20
hear the arguments of the orators.
rather than by curiosity. Mach ap-
pjalsc greeted Uery mention OF the
presidents name.
The hall was packed TO its capacity
when Chairman J. \. Doelle and the
speakers mounted the stage and the
meeting was called 10 order. Chair
man Doelle was introduced TO the au-
di,uce by County Chairman Robert Il.
Shields and he in turn introduced Tho
first Of the speakers, John Maynard
Harlan of Illinois.
Mr. Hzrlans Address.
AR Harlan is man with a mag
nmceut and imposing physique and /
possesses q powerful voice that carried /
perfectly to every part OF the hall. He I
was obliged TO make his address rath- (
er hIt,l as be was due TO leave in a
few minutes for Calumet where he
WAS scheduled 10 address the meeting
in the armory In view Of the fact
that he had 20 leave so soon and that
hc would be followed by another able
speaker. Mr. Harlan elected To- contre
lis talk 20 a short address On the at
tack made the previous evening by ]
Colonel Roosevelt on the Chicago con- {
yontlon.
The American people like a good
fsHter' declared Mr. Harlan, and {
Roosevelt knows it, Hut the American s
people also know that when one has I
gone into a contest or battle that is ,
supposed TO be final Oh the decision of J
the juGges II is not considered an hon I
cradle thing 90 bolt the convention and
tN to beat the candidate nominated r
fairly by that convention. lie knows @
that fact is immutable In the mind and q
heart Of the American people, so he c
TERED the abUminable falsehood that a
Taft is a receiver of stolen goods ard u
.s trying 20 prove his charge purely on q
bis nerve. You did not read all the -
violence in this case. You could rot i'd
have read Il. You did not have time u
YCI had to take somebody's sayso. So ST
theodore Roosevelt comes here with "
u, sauction OF his prestige as for
NOR president Of the United States
snd makes this charge. Did he -, ~
INVITING about his own attempt 60 r.
teal delerates' seats. We have chara- VI
I'd him with trying To- stea. seats He IA
s.s the word steal a fundamental af
Principle in sport 0s ,NempHded by po
FHH.. Gotehs success. is Never al go
.H your opponent Co get you on tho
.siaEslre' Roosevelt tries the s1ma th
Principle but Wc are uut gaiu. 10 ict Die
Iw. lie has got % meet this charge" Of
.lr Harlan then took mp the pre- au
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
NOVEMBER TERM JURORS.
List is Drawn by Clerk, Sheriff and
Justices.

List is Drawn by Clerk, Sheriff snt
Justices.
The list Of petit Jurors for the No.
vcmber term of me Houghton count,
circuit court was drawn yesterday b,
County clerk Kaiser, Sheriff Byers
ana Justices Arnit and Brand. The
list follows
William }. Matthews, Calumet
{. @ Mason, Adams.
frank Major Portage
Emil Manager, Calumet.
Philip Pfelffcr, Schoolcraft.
Selden y. Crary Torch Lake.
Oliver Tourangeau, Cabinet.
James II. Gale. Osceola.
william Myers. Schoolcraft.
Hneh Montgomery, Portage.
Harry Kitto. OSceola.
John II. Rowe. OsccuIa.
y. l.. Burgan. Osceola.
William Cruise, Adams.
James Dutson. Adams.
\. III. Trowbridge, Hancock
)"minick l.ansina. Calumet
Edwin vivian, Calumet.
Joshua -. Neale. Calumet
Charles Milne, Calumet
Charles r.. Gale, Calumet.
Math IT, Kobe, Calumet.
Alfred Mron. Franklin.
Charles j. Tolonen Hancock.
Ray Kerr edge, Hancock.
William Hoalapaa. Chassel.
George w. McLan. Calumet.
Charles a. Barlanen, Adams.
= J.. Philips. HouPhton
William Weir. Calumet
Lucas Faller. Schoclcrart.
James Trethowey, Torch Lake.
Richard j. Lohh. Calumet.
Fred Corbcil. schoolcraft
William Sincock. Calumet.
Oscar j. Nord:Srom. Hancock.
Anathel l}ouchard, Schoolcraft
julius Wines, Calumet
George Bussere, Schoolcraft.
". y. Holman Adams.
Louis }. braun. Albums.
Joseph SWykert Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
HouGHToN BREViTIEs.


Thomas Gibson. superintendent of
pnhiic works. returned yesterday from
Chicago, where he purchased two
teams of horses for the Iioughton FIRE
department. The animals will arrive
in Houghton today.
Mrs, O. II. Obenhoh and her li'nc
daughtr, Elsie have returned from
Chieaeo, where the latter was operatcG
successfully n few weeks ago.
Mrs William Brimacdmhe will leave
tomorrow night for Detroit 10 rnprc-
sent Lily lodge at tho grand lodge Of
the Daughters OF Rebckah.
Mrs. McCianathan Of Chicago. who
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
RETURN FROM OLD COUNTRY.

Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Goodell return
ed yesterday from motor triI
through France and Italy after hav-
ing been absent eleven months. Mr.
and Mrs. GoOdell spent last winter
ana early summer in Florida and var
ious eastern points and last July they
went on to Europe. sailing from New
York in the Kronprncessin Cecilia.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
His Congratulations.

DOCS vcur WIG over object when
YOU find it necessary to stay downtown
latc at night""
ooh, NO. she knows that / never
stay away FROM nome ia the evening
Unless IT is 81 matter of business that
keeps M. Docs Your wife make "A
fuss when you get home late2"
Always. ! congratulate you"
Thanks. old man. Yet. ! think rm
tn De congratulated. My wife's -
mighty sensible woman. even If she
isn't as beautiful as some who might
be mentioned. Give me an amiable.
reasonable woman rather than a pref
~ one who cant listen To reason"
1T isn't the amiabity or the good
sc'Ise Of Your wife thai causes me to
oifcl cuugra tulations."
80" What them"
'Nonr ability as = liar."-Chicago
Record Herald
Reginald Puthero uf Pctersham
Eng, aged :. weighs IL pounds.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
FUNERAL or ERNEST WILLIAMS

The funeral of the late Ernest VIII
liams ot Isle Goyelc who died as the
result Of an accident at the mine on
Tuesday, will be held AT 1.20 o'clucl,
this afternoon from the Hirontnwn
w. e. church. Rev. w. G. Prout hay
ing charge of the service.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
VERDICT FOR The c.. G. a.
Jury Agrees In Personal Damage Suit
Another Is Started.

In the case of Alex Anderson, per
aonal injury suit, brought against Tho
Osc"ola Consolidated Mining company
IN ciro uit court this morning. the jury
has been secured, ana the case is now
proceeding"
The jury in the case of Selma Erick-
son, asaInst the c. & II. Mining com
pany. after being out for 80 hours
reached verdict at noon IN favor of
Tia" mining company This was a per
sunal injury suit
In the garnishment case OF Collins.
the jury awarded verdict of $Gl5.40.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
Houghton Department


Iconyention canpoipn IA. Gold how.
Air. Roosevelt even befor. he was a
candidate employed a LAWYER 10 visit
The states that had already elected
their delegates To the convention and
10 create fake contests or Tart dele
gates. He explained in detail the ac-
ton OF The national committee the
party court. when the contest cases
came up for settlement he showed
IN detail how the national committee
Nas appointed al the national c1uvsu-
don IN 1905 ana appointed 10 uImteuts
land purposes ny Roosevelt himself had
unanimously voted the lirs, So cases
down. had treated the next eight in "a
similar manner. the vote here lacking
bat little of being unanimous and how
! the Roosevelt mararvrs acting under
! the orders OF their candidate had then
dropped the next 100 contests because
! they realized that they Were without
merit having been created M the first |
place Tor their "physiological effect"
Il don't want you 20 take my word |
for 1t. I am stranger here but ] DO
rot think / look like am unUuthrul /
man What do We tiuu' one hundred
and siNty-siN sham contests, We call
that stealing, 10 borrow The RoOse-
Neltiau vigor OF language. The man has
never attempted TO answer the charge
! charge him with an attempt TO steal
1866 TAFT jclesates. What of this
charge that TAFT stole = delegates
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
Eczema? Try Zemo
Has Cured Worst Cases and Yop Can
Prove il for Only 25 Cents

Gar
Prove II for Only 25 Cents.
yes, try Iemo. That's all Won mood
do to get rid Of tie worst case of oc.
Iena Iou take no chance II ls >,
experiment. Zemo is positively ouar.
anteed to stop itching. rash. raw.
''eeding eczema. make pimplcd fa.r
smooth and clean. Zcmo is n vo,do,
ana the minute applied Il sin,s IN
'ahisnes' Leaves no evidence. doesn't
Aiick' 10 grease, just pure cIcop
wonderful liquid and IT cures This ie
guaranteed. Zemc is put up by the J..
W. Rose Medicine ca. st. Louis AIo
ana sold by al druggists nj 81 for The
large bottle and at p cents for the llh-
err" size trial bottle. Try one 25-co,,
bottle and be convinced.
Eagle Pharmacy Calumet; Iaurlum
Pharmacy, Iaurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11

local office ~ :. Weather bureau.
Foughton. Mich, oct. II, 1912.
Forecasts Till z p. NJ. Saturday:
Upper Michigan; Rain tonight and
Saturday.
Lake superior: Moderate TO brisk
shifting winds, mostly east
Weather Conditions.
The large field Of io,, pressure not i
ed yesterday morning has decreased
considerably in extent, but stil forms
q storm OF considerable energy. cenl
'cred in the vicinity Of Kansas city
ana extending thence southwark to
Vic West cur coast ana northward 10
the Western Lake Region. tair wealth
co. with about normal temperatures
~ 'h" season, prevails over all sec
lions covered by the high pressure.
.1lE- temperatures are reported
from Nevada. Utah aud Colorado and
Ia southern Alberta.
~. u. COWDRICK. Observer
Maxim Gorky' IS now living quietly
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11
HURoNToWN M. (. CHURCH.
Ladies Aid Societys Annual Meeting
and Election of Officers.

and Election OF Otficers.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers of the Ladies Aid society Of
lhe Huroutowu NJ. e. church was held
this week. '!he following officers were
chosen.
President Mrs Charles Little
Vice presideut--AIrs. William Cnam-
pion.
Secretary and oreauist Mrs. George
Cotton.
IroasurcT-Mrs. John Doyle.
President w. IL. T.. faunce of Brown
university will spend year in
Europe
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11

Maxim GorIly' is now living quietly
IN Capri. .Jt.tyAn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11

Reginald Pmthero uf Pctetsham
Eng, aged 3, weighs IL pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-20

But the city allowed 1t to sign
up on a power contract at "
cents a kilowatt and then use the
current for light. No other city or
company ever gets this right. 1t
is against the law.
Ever since September the COM
pany has been operating 20 tung-
stem lamps of $50 watts each on
the power meter illegally and the
light department has been allow
ing 1t.
City employees have known it.
The Times has known it for over
a month and has been waiting to
see what Collins was going to do
about it.
He has done nothing.
A trip to the paint shop yester-
day showed the 20 lamps in full
operation. And they were attach
ed to the city meter. A small mo-
tor was attached to the company
rFent.
And the city is being bunkoed
out of S1s cents kilowatt on
Juice.
This is not the only instance of
favoritism to the T. r. G. p. Up
until a couple of weeks ago a
house in the North End was being
furnished light by the street car
company in violation of the city
law.
Collins knew 1t months ago, but
1t was allowed to run on.
Within two weeks private citi-
zens began investigating it, and
then the light was shut off.
1t was limited when Collins went
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-20
THIEF
FOR TWO
GRIMES

Frank Smith. arrested by De-
tective Huckaby, this morning
confessed to robbing the home OF
British Vice Consul C. e. Lucian
Agassiz, at Lake Steilacoom, and
also the home of John P. Lyon
of the firm Of Hellar & Lyon. Mr.
Agassiz is at Port Orchard at
tending the trial of DR.. Linda
Hazard for the alleged murder
by starvation of Miss Claire VIII,
hanson.
DR.. A. w. H. Langley, of Aus
tralia, who came to America tc
testify in the Hazard trial, dis
covered the robbery when he Wis
tied the Agassiz home yesterday
Smith said he was looking for
n pair of shoes in the Lyon home
and found booze. He drank all
the intoxicants in sight and went
to bed. When he awakened, he
says, he robbed both places.
Goods valued at between $6(
and SIS were stolen from the
Lyons home. The amount stoler
from the Agassiz home Is un
known. Part of the loot was re
covered from a pawnshop.