The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-10
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MOTLEY, Minn.--Five children
Of Irving Carlisle, whose ages
ranged from two to IA years, were
burned to death in their home
here today. Carlisle was badly
burned in an attempt to save his
children. Mrs. Carlisle is crazed
from grief.
for a new United States. grand
jury to continue the dynamite
probe was drawn today.
| PARIS.-Eight persons were
burned to death and IA badly in
jured when huge gunmold at the
naval arsenal near Angouloma ex-
ploded today. Molten metal
caused the disaster.
LOS ANGELES, CaI.-Twelve
thousand Doukhobors are coming
to Southern California to form AN
immense colony. They will leave
their present homes in Saskat-
chewan, Canada, within the next
| few weeks. Just where they will
locate has not been announced.
WASHINGTON declara-
ton that he is ont a candidate fo>
the democratic nomination for the
presidency was voiced here at 4
O'Clock this morning by William
j. Bryan at the Jackson day ban
quet.
SAN JOSE, Collaboration is
charged against former City At
tOrney Herbert l.. Partridge by
his wife, who has filed suit in the
superior court for divorce. The
suit is the sequel of a scene be-
tween Mrs. Partridge and Mrs.
Bert Rudolph, wife a prominent
San Jose business man, who later
sued her husband for divorce. Be-
fore her marriage, Mrs. Partridge
was Florence Viola Rea.
| PORTLAND, Ore.--C. w. Boost
was elected commodore of the
Portland Motor Boat club last
might at the annual election.
Others elected were: Ray King,
vice commodore; George Kelley,
rear commodore; A. S. Fleming,
treasurer; ]. B. WEIGH, secretary.
SEATTLE.-B. f. Humphrey
and Miss Emma Jorgenson, 10,
were struck and seriously injured
by Ballard car early this morn
ing. Humphreys skull was badly
fractured and his wound may
prove fatal. Miss Jorgenson is in
ltermittently conscious. The couple
were crossing the street when run
down by the car.
SEATTLE.-Connie Daniels, o.
year-old boy, has been awarded a
damage verdict of $4,000 against
c. A. Kilbourne, president of the
Kilbourne & Clark Manufacturing
Co., for injuries received through
being run over by the KIbourne
automo bile.
| OLYMPIA. - Industrial insur-
ance commission turned down the
claim of Earl Pratt who wanted
compensation for breaking his
hand in a free-for-all-fight while
at work for the Pacific Coast
Power Co. at Sumner.
Los ANGELES, CaI.-Local
Russians say the entire colony of
| 10000 Doukhobors, known as
philosophical anarchists, will move
from Saskatchewan, Russia, to
this section of America, and agents
are expected soon to locate them
and prepare place.
VALLEJO, Cal.-Naval Con-
structor Holden A. Evans, former
head of construction at Mare is
land, is to leave the government
service Friday to become manager
of the Moran Ship Building plant
at Seattle.
SAN JOSE, CaI.-Knight s. Jor-
dan, son of David Starr Jordan, a
resident of Stanford university, is
sued by Peter Mullen, garage
owner, today, for 1920 damages.
Mullen charges that young Jordan
took an automobile from his
garage without permission and
smashed it up on the San Carlos
road.
| SAN QUENTIN, Cal.--Shot down
by a prison guard, Frank Revere,
sentenced for three years from