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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
Thursday, Feb. Is, 1912.
Omitted Press Leased Wire. J

(United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-When the
trial of ]. Ogden Armour and
nine other millionaire Chicago
packers was resumed here, Ber-
nard Hammer, an expert account
ant employed by the Armour COM
pany, identified hundreds of cost
sheets" already admitted in evil
dence.
Hammer contended that the
Armour company lost money on
the sale Of dressed meats because
the selling agents were unable to
keep the prices up to ''requst
costs. Hammer attempted to
show that the selling price was in
variably below the cost price.
The cost prices In the cost
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

PHOENIX, Ariz.-'I see no
reason to rum" said William J.
Bryan here yesterday when asked
II he would run for the presidency
this year. He spoke to a big crowd
at the celebration over the inaug-
uration of the governor Of the new
state,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
HAVE YOU READ 1T?

The Adler-i-ka book, telling
how you can EASILY guard
against appendicitis and get IN
|STANT relief from constipation
or gas on the stomach, is being
read with much interest by Taco
ma people. 1t is given away free
by French Drug Co., 18th and
Pacific av., and Owl Drug Co., 904
est. Advt.
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PAGE THREE

the thing and got six bids. Four
were for s61--ali Just alike. One
was for SAL and one for $50.
Edwards intimated yesterday he
would reject all bids and let one
of the SCI fellows print the first
bulletin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

Chicago bond company wants
Spokane to return 1876, 900 turned
over to the city for park bonds
which did not have the city seal
engraved thereon, but the city
refuses to give back the money
and will print new bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
GIVE JOB To
COMBINE MAN

Is Clerk Edwards going to play
into the hands OF the printers
combine or encourage competition
In the publication of the munich
pal bulletin?
He called for bids for printing
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ON FILMS

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lures than any other medium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
MAYOR POUNDS CLUB HOUSE.

Mayor w. w. Seymour has JUS
donated building and $4,000
for a club house for young mer
at his old home of St. Adams, VT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
SAMOAN KING DIE.

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MELBOURNE, Feb. 15.-Ma-
taafa, ex-king of Samoa, whose re-
sistance against the treaty powers
in 1898 is important history, is to-
day announced to have died at
Leyuka, Fiji islands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

Judge Sol Smith ordered the
Chehalis commission to make an
assessment SO w. j. Murphy can
get his 200 for building a
city sewer there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

North Yakima's advisory board
of 10 women quit in huff
when school superintendent called
them down for interfering.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
ZIMMERMAN WEEDS.

James Buchanan, wealthy lum-
herman of this city, and Miss
Nora Best slipped off to Seattle
yesterday and were married.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

Mrs. Della TOtten of Cashmere,
who killed James Sutton and was
sentenced to Walla Walla for life,
has gone insane and will be sent
to the asylum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
Cost Sheets" Inflated
To Protect The Trust

sheets" are inflated, the govern
ment charges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

Henry Forster Dodd, former
Aberdeen fireman who claimed to
be heir to $4,000 in England,
but who deserted his wife and
stole an overcoat and skipped re-
Gently, was arrested at George
town and taken back to Aberdeen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

NORFOLK, Va.-As a result OF
mutiny when they were ordered
to submit to innoculation against
typhoid fever, 200 bluejackets
aboard the battleship Vermont al
Guantanamo, are reported In
irons today. A special court-mar.
tial will be ordered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

The new Hub City brick plan,
at Centralia started to make brick
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
State News

Spokane has installed a tread
mill to compel overfed society
dogs to run off surplus fat.
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suIpburro High Enema

subpnurFO High Enema
ADULTS, Medicine dropper filled
once with Sulphurro t30 drops) In
one quart of water as warm as you
can comfortably stand to the hand
and inject slowly as directed be-
low. Use Rectal Tube No. IS (Ameri-
cam.
CHILDREN, Three to ten drops of
warm water. amount to be estimated
by age, weight and condition as
suggestsd in directions for dose, Use
Directions for Taking High Enema.
The directions for taking the High
Enema by adults states. Medicine
dropper filled once with Sulphurro."
1t is best, however, to begin with
Gas with the dose) but half the
liberation of the Lower Bowel the
full amount might smart and burn
at first. Do not Increase to the full
amount until it no longer has this
effect. In such cases child's size
enema tube could be used to ad-
vantage. If, after a few days or
weeks, any form of growth should
pass away 1t might be necessary to
again reduce the amount, as the
spot from which the growth had
been removed might be tender for
a few days.
The directions on the bottle state
take enema for ten days at least"
should be discontinued at the end
of that time as no longer necessary,
unless absolutely cured. In severe
cases of any ailment 1t may be nee
essary to take them from one to
two months. The enemt should be
taken EVERY day (not every other
day. as, at first the Bowels are LA
BILE not to move the next day after
ter results by taking them every
day for ten days than you would by
taking every other day for two
months. Do not take enema sooner
than three hours after eating.
If twice a year, every human
being would systematically take the
Sulphurro Enema every day for ten
days, and once month, or even
once a week between times, he
his life. If exposed to any contag-
ious disease, never forget the SAT-
est way to avert 1t is by taking the
Sulphurro Enema. as well as the
day until the danger is passed.
Get your Bowels, Stomach and
Blood right by the use of suiphurro
and give nature chance.
Let us rid ourselves of the real
cause of disease-the disordered
condition of the Lower Bowel: Let
ed and then keep 1t so. IL we would
regain and retain our health ana
youth.
Price from Druggist,
4 OF. bottle ..................s so
10 OF. bottle ................... LOO
If your druggist cannot supply you
with Sulphurro. remit to us for the
size of bottle you wish, giving name
of druggist. and we will mall or ex-
press to you. prepaid at the foiiOw-
ing prices:
4 OF. bottle so
10 OF. bottle SIPS
THE C. M. c. STEWART SULPHUR
co.
Seattle. Wash. u. S. A.
Copyright 1912, by G. NJ. c. Stewart
Sulphur Coz Alvt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

The Washington-Oregon cor
poration is surveying a railway to
build from Chehalis 10 Olympia
and will also extend to Cowlitz
county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15

Ellis eyes were glued to the
door"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-15
SULPHURRO
How Stewards Liquid Compound of Sulphur Is
Taken, and Why 1t Makes Wonderful Cures

Iquently the cause OF their misplace-
ment and consequent inflammation.
This condition is also responsible
for stomach trouble. IL the Lower
Bowel is crowded with waste mat
ter close up against the trap door
and valve leading from the small In
testtne, the food Is forced TO remain
In the Stomach hours longer than Il
shouldg being thus unduly retained,
fermentation sets In, causing added
troubles from the accumulation OF
gas and acid. not to the Stomach
alone. but indirectly to the heart
and other organs.
The Colon at best is only the
sewer pipe of the system. Where.
then, could germs OF disease find u
more natural breeding place. Great
ing poisons which are absorbed into
of the body when not allowed free
egress by means of the natural
channel?
Foul breath and foul Precipitation
furnish evidence that the system Is
succeeding In throwing off some OF
the poison through the lungs and
the pores of the skin. The number
of pimples on the skin tell the story
OF the poisoned Blood and the cause
thereof.
Poison Produces Disease.
The amount OF poison absorbed
into the Blood from the walls of the
Colon Is, In many cases, too great to
be thrown off by this secondary
means and is Instead deposited in
the organ which offers the least
resistance, always the weakest orr
gan, and you may wonder why you
have Asthma. Rheumatism. Brights
Disease, Diabetes. Sore Throat, Skin
and Blood troubles. etc.
The nourishment from the food
we eat is all abs brbed Into the blood
before IL leaves the small intestines,
how. then. can medicine taken into
the Stomach. intended for the Low
er Bowel. ever be expected to reach
the parts for which 1t Is intended,
with sufficient strength to do the
work necessary. to relieve the clog
ged condition of that organ? As q
matter of fact II cannot.
Physic taken into the Stomach
only increases the action of the
Stomach and small Intestine crowd
ing the loosed substance through a
small passage way in the center of
the encrusted Colon: Ii does not re-
move the faecal matter from the
falls. but leaves them unclean as be-
fore, with perhaps strings of mucous
or even worm ulcers, lodging there;
IL simply gives temporary relief but
cures nothing.
To cure constipation the Sulphurro
must be injected directly into the
Lower Bowel by the use of the High
Enema tube. Even though there Is
no apparent trouble. Is IL not anoth-
er way of getting more medicine
into the Blood quickly? At any rate,
have taken Sulphurro Enemas,
whether constipated or otherwise,
have recovered much faster than
those who have not.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08
SAYS MA.IN.LAW BIT HIM.
Aad she RetOrts Gerard's Calling
Card Was Blackjack.

George Gerard. twenty-three years
old, OF No. l2 Hill street. East New
York. an ex-sailor. appeared before
Magistrate Hylan. In the New Jersey
Avenue Police Court. to-day and
charged his mother-in-law. Mrs. Eliza
beth Cowan, OF No. 50 snedlksr avenue.
with biting him. lie also charged his
wife, Mrs. Bessie Gerard, with nrst
abandoning him, then going home to
mother with all the furniture. and. An
ally, with cheering mother on as mother
bit him.
Mrs. Cowan waited until George had
had his say and then laid a blackjack
before Magistrate Hylan,
"Thats the kind Of calling card he
brought around to my home last night"
said Mrs. Cowan. But II didn't 90
with me. I sailed into him and took II
away from him. II bit him, he de-
served IT,"
TT looks to me like a case OF too
much mother-in-law," said the Court.
TN give You young people till June
10 to make up. and meantime. Mrs.
Cowsn, you keep your hands and teeth
out " your daughters domestic A.
paAgsudants."
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values" says President D. Maujer
Mclaughlin of the Windsor Land and
Improvement Company New lines are
to be built nov from Manhattan to
Patchogue, Hampstead TO Oceanside.
Brooklyn to Mineoia."
Scarsdals Estates sold houses at
Greenacres to-day to Charles A. wust-
Itch and Perry G. Todd: q plot to DR..
Frank II. Knight.
Houses at Brightwatcrs. l. l., were
sold BY r ID. hckcrnan Company this
week to Thomas NJ Reynolds. Edwcrd
G.. Betzig, Robert w. Brice. James l.
Buford, Bertha r. Thompson. James s
Hanson. Newton c. Porter.
Queens Land and Title Company sold
plots at MassapeGua. l.. l.. this wees
to NJ. Carcroan, Il. Bekemeyer, l. 8
Ramsey. l.. NJ. Perry. C. F. Wilson, A.
Gunnean, c. II. LOOMS, c. Bekemeyer.
W. Marxhausen. e. r. Case.
Plots at saitairc. L. l.. were sold this
week by Fire Island Beach Develop
ment Company to Mrs. Anna Ruth
Merrington, Mrs. Adele X. Evans. WILL
lam Il. Kearney, DIR. Robert r. Coughlin.
Mrs. Marie Geraldine Wise. Mss Jennie
Underwo God. Mrs. Catherine Simon. Mira
Lillian $. Baldwin.
Clifford r. Harmon Is entertaining q
special train load OF guests every Sun
day at Larchmont Gardens and Pelham
wood. They are on the new New York,
Iwestchester and Boston Railroad. Costly
houses OF handsome type are spreadins
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08
5000 MEN WORK
ON NEW SUB WAYS
TO OPEN SUBURBS

Rapid transit subway uncertainties
are disappearing fast. More than 5000
men are working on the new lines that
are to open the suburbs for home-
builders. Tho rush Of operations IL
stimulating realty in all parts Of the
outlying districts.
practically all Of the diniculties seem
mon to-day. "There are 900 men al
work on the Fourth avenue subway In
Brooklyn. and Chairman Wilcox of the
Public Service Commission says 1t will
be ready by November The final trafiic
arrangements will give Brooklyn SPLEEN
did service and open vast home ter
ritory all through Its southeastern
suburbs. The effect on land values
ought to be pronounced"
Otto Singer sold two more in h1s
group OF new dwelling on Kings High
way. Brooklyn. to-day. Both buyers
came from Manhattan hathouse dis
tricts and will pay for the houses In
sums equal to their past disbursements
for rent.
David p. Leahy Realty Co. has sold
thirty now two-story dwellings In a
group OF sixty.fve at South Ozone Park.
L. l.. during the past month. Buyers
this week include william @. Jones. M.
r Feehan. Henry Beary. Lots were
bought to-day by p. Moss. Harold John
son, Daniel II. Miencke. q. A. Hanna
The place has over 5000 population. with
LOIS school children.
Joseph p. Day has listed more than
500 persons VINO are ready to bid for
Van Cortlandt lots to-day. As there are
only 7l9 lots to be offered, not half Of
the bidders can buy-probably not q
tenth-because many operators want big
blocks Of lots. Crowds arrived at the
property along Broadway between
e3sth and 24Orh SITS. long before the frs,
lot was put up at 1890 o'clock. Buying
started at a l!ve.y rate, with prices
comparatively low.
ANY man who will study conditions
carefully and exercise ordinary judy
ment can make fortune In real estate
ir Queens during the next few years"
says Scott Mcknight, Secretary of the
Mcknight Realty Company.
Trolley lines are opening many here,
tofore inaccessible hamlets In Nassau
County and starting Dig rises In land
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08
7OTAKE STRANGLER
Of CHILD IN BRONX
TO-DAY,POL|CE SAY
Net Is Closing In on Man Who
Lured Little Sigred Ekstrom
Into Cellar.
HE LED HUNT FOR HER.
Accused Man, Known in Neigh
borhood, Disappeared When
Body Was Found.
HE LED HUNT FOR HER

II Is believed the stranger Of six.
year-old Sigred Ekstrom. whose body
was found Thursday night in the cell
lar OF No. 1877 Ogden avenue. the
Bronx. the nathouse adjoining her
home at No. 1918. will be arrested to-
day. The dozen detectives at work
on tho case have developed what they
csJl q positive clue and are now
searching for a man who lived In the
Immediate neighborhood Of the crime
and disappeared yesterday morning.
Joseph Bard!. formerly OF No liN OF.
den avenue. who was arrested last
night and held on a charge OF carrying
concealed weapons, Is innocent of any
knowledge Of how the golden haired
chld was lured into the cellar and
ohoked to death. The arrest OF Bardi.
1t Is admitted to-day. was not based on
any clue and was inspired more with
the idea Of diverting attention from
the real search than anything else. He
was arralgned In the Morrisania Cour,
to-day and held on . charge OF carry.
ing concealed weapons.
The man hunted for now was well
known by the child and was thoroughly
familiar with the house in which the
crime was committed. He answers the
description furnished by little Edwin
Ekstrom. brother Of the murdered child
10 dark. has q little. black moustachs
and 10 Of powerful build.
This man was lowering about the
Quarters Of Eng ne Company No. 90
opposite the Ekstrom home. whom thu
body was found. During the excite.
ment that attended the discovery, HI
rsmained aioof from the house, but I'D
not leave the scene Of the crime until
Coroner's Physician Risgsiman pso.
nouncsd the murdered child was the
victim Of a stranger. He vanished
then and did not return 70 his homo
Last night. nor have his relatives and
acquaintance discovered any trace Of
him. He had no regular smploymeu,
and spent most Of his Tina In nsighbor.
hood saloons. .--.
II was the opinion from the frst O
Jsnitor Rocks Of the two houses Nos
1o7s-1077 Ogden avenue that no stran
ger had committed the crime. Non,
had been seen h the sighborhood b,
Any OF the children who had been play
ing with little sigrsd Up to within ,
few minutes before her father cam,
homo and missed her. None Of the IRE
man sitting In front OF the engine
house saw any stranger.
Il am sure" said Janitor Rocks
that the child was not taken dow
into the cellar by way OF the stree
entrance She was probably called int
the hallway OF the house and per
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WALL street


The Closing Prices.
To-day's highest. lowest and last yutces Of
stocks and u net strength a. compared With
yeteriay's final fig1rs are a. follows:
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TICKET ONE WAY. PLEASE"
SAYS THAW, DEPARTING.
Hopes Won't Need Return One
as He Goes to White
Plains Jail.

MATTEAwAN, n. Y. June 81 only
want a ticket one way. Hope ! win not
need the return part" said Harry X.
Thaw to-day when he started to White
Plains. where his attorneys are about
TO make another effort to free him from
confinement here In the State Hospital
for Criminal Insane. Pursuant to a
Supreme Court order. Thaw's residence
during the trial OF his suit will be the
White Plains jail. He seemed In ex-
celIent spirits this morning. One Of the
hospital attendants accompanied him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Best package candy in the city for
20 cents at Hendricks.
Fresh strawberries arrived this morn
ing at Diversi Fruit Co
Moth balls, Toe per pound or three
pounds for 25e, at Davis drug store.
To Rent-Small tenement on Camp
street, after May |. W. I. Richard
sor
Saltcd peanuts, Zoe per pound or three
pounds for 25c. d. + Davis, the drug
gist."
We have an unusually fine lot Of
bananas for your Easter table. Prices
low. Diversi Fruit Co.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Parks. 5 South Warren street, Tues
day April O. at 2;3o.
Miss Laura Donahue went to her
htme in Granlteyille to-day for few
days visit with friends.
Allen Morgan Of Prospect street left
last night for Oakland Cal, where he
has secured employment.
Call and hear the Nlctrola played AT
Baileys Music Rooms, IA Elm street,
Barre, Vt, Phone 1911.
Come and hear Alexander Mckenzie
sing My Love is Greater than the
World at the b. A. c. Ministries, April
HIP
An orchestra of four pieces will fur
nisl music at the Easter concert given
bv the Sunday school of the Universal
list church tomorrow evening at I
o'clock.
A farewell reception win be rendered
Rev. and Mrs. f. Q. Thayer at the Meth
odist church Monday evening April s,
at S o'clock The congregations of the
various churches are all cordially in
vited.
Through The Times, the Yanuigan
basketball team wishes to challenge the
team which represents the brotherhood
of the Hedding Methodist church. The
challenge is signed by Manager Tier
ncy. who would like to meet the broth
erhood management and complete ar
rangements.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-06
How to Work for Native Stone.

We have often declared that the proper
manner in which to encourage the ma
tive stone industry in any locality is
for the public officials. municipalities
private corporations and citizens in gen.
eral in the section most deeply affected
to give anmistakable evidences Of their
confidence in and appreciation Of the ma
terial in question. The usual way, how
ever, is for these people to use the cheap
est material in their market, and then
loudly call upon the national government
to discriminate in favor OF the native
stone whenever federal building il
erected in its special territory. The nat
ural failure OF the general government 70
pay an added cost for the sake Of build
ing up local industry is often declared
with great bitterness to be evidence OF
unfairness and conspiracy. 1t is not i'm.
known that broad hints are given OF
"malign influences" and OF rings work
ing On behalf OF stones with more
soundly established reputation,
A refreshing contrast to these latter
methods is furnished by the Holston Ma
tional bank, which is just about to erect
a handsome new building in Knoxville,
Tenn. The directors OF the bank have
unanimously voted to appropriate an adj
ditional SOS 600 in order that the entire
exterior Of the three lower floors may be
of Tennessee marble. This is an evil
dence OF public spirit that must be appre.
ciated by the citizens of Knoxville and
the state. If other commercial bodies in
the city will follow this example, it can
not but have a great influence. Let the
city itself establish standard by the
use OF a choice material, even if its cost
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-06

be little greater than some others.
Then. if the state or the national gov
ernment propose to erect any further
building in the city, Knoxville can rea-
sonably demand that there be no lower
ing of the standard already set.
In contrast to this is the action taken
BY a western commercial club. This So
ciety has started vigorous campaign
and is sending out an appeal to CONNER
cial clubs and the press of the state for
support of the movement to bring about
the use of native stone in the construe-
ton of public and other buildings. Note
the use Of the form public and other
buildings" With a knowledge of all
previous movements OF the kind, il is
certain that the agitation VIII be con-
fined almost wholly to the public build
inas for which Uncle Sam is paymaster.
Tie campaign would have far better
chances of success if different course
were pursued There should be sent out
constant appeals to the public spirit of
the citizens These should be backed up
by convincing statements of the merits
OF the native stone and of the benefits
that would accrue to the entire state
from the development of its natural re-
sources Efforts should be concentrated
on city and county building boards. Fa-
vorable results could not but follow such
action. aud when once a state leads the
way in this direction the general govern
ment is pretty sure to follow.-From
"Stone"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-06
Easter Music at Universalist Church.

The following is the music program
for the Faster service at the Universal
list church Sunday morning;
Organ Prelude .......,.......N olckmar
Cantata Death and Life ... Shelley
Male Quartet
Response-"But the Lord Is Mindful
OF His Own Pharmaceutical endelssohn
Organ 0ffertory in F..............W ely
Postlude- March Trumphale" Bendel
The male quartet consisting Of Messrs.
d. c. Jarvis, George Grant, Frederic Ed
wards and William lnglis, which has
been engaged by the church, will sing
there for the first time. and Prof w. a.
Wheaton, also engaged as organist, will
begin his engagement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-06
WHEN YOUR FEET ACHE

From Corhs. Bunions Sora or Gallons Spots.
Blistsrs. New or tight shoes, Aliens Foot
Ease. tao antisepttc powa 30 be shaken into
the shoes will give instant relief, Is is the
great 1T comt oFt discovery OF the age. Sold
everywhere &C Don't accept any substitute
For FREE sample address, Allen S. Olmsted
IL ROY n Y