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That the aondeEfaI gorge 1sogsn -
Yosemfte Valley owes rs origin. 70
Bog& the ahon q streams and e.
llascierss isstde cone 6sst6Il Feachs
4 sd5olf fIdI8 e1fat1edes q
Yosemite a1to1s4ig Park szecentiy ~
sued by the Department Of the In
terror. During the sixty years that
che valley has been known to the
white man many theories have been
put forward to account for its origin
and the mctst Important Of these are
reviewed in the publication referred
Prof ]. D. Whitney, the FIRST scfent-
list to study the sTerras, thought the
Deeply ineased character Of the Yose-
mite Valley TO be the result OF the
sinking Of a local block Of the earth's
crust having the exact outlines Of the
valley lGIaGiers. he stoutly. asserted.
had never so much as entered il
sGalen Clark believed the valley to
have originated by the exploding Of
a dtiihbaf Of close set domes Of mott
Iz gesg1Z equent stream and ice
erosion SMOOTHING out the chasm 10
it7spresent= Prof 7SfH5man con-
sidered the yosemite as a great rup-
ture caused by snbterranean forces
rent later partly filed With rock
debris. Clarence King was the first.
to point out the prominent role which
the ice OF the glacial epochs must
have played in the elaboration OF the
Yosemite Valley. John Muir goes
further and holds that the YosenSte,
like all the canyons and other feat
ures OF the Sierra Nevada, was sculp
tured almost wholly by ancient glac-
iers. In contrast to this view is that
Of H. w. Turner and several others,
according to whom the Yosemite is
nothing but a stream-cut valley which
has sune7ed little if any modification
at the hands Of the ice. but which
owes much CT its peculiar shaping
to the influence Of the strong vertical
joints displayed in its walls.
willard D. Johnson. close student
Of ice erosion, considers the Yosemite
and Hetch valleys to be products Of
stream erosion, subsequently wndened
by the characteristic sapping action
of the ace.s Others, notably E. C. An
1dre%s, of New South Wales. and
Douglas ". Johnson. have followed,
alfun:5!ng in attrgoutsng considerable
Importance to glacial erosion but
differing somewhat in their estimates
OF the amount of work they believe
Should be assigned to it.
Che most probable explanation is
that the Yosemite ana Hetchg
Valleys both have been developed
through stream erosion and have
later been greatly deepened and en-
iarged by repeated ice invas5ons;
further. that they owe their strangely
clean cut. moat like forms and the
c:ycrsifed sculpturing c. their c3ffc=
to the structure of the country rock,
which has locally controlled the ac-
ton OF the eroding agent.
This publication, which may be pur-
chased frcm tie Superintendent OF
Documents, Government Printing
omce. washington. D. c., for ten
cents. contains fine illustrations Of
the w5nderful natural features Of the
Yosemite Park. 1t is written in non
techalcaf language so that it may
De reaC:ly understood by the reader
without scientific training
Mr.. and Mrs. d P. Hamrick. OF
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SD headache ID caused by disor5ered
stomach. Take Chamberlain's Tablets and
correct that and the headaches Will cisaP-
pear. For sale by all dealers.
Advertisement
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Mr.. and Mrs. d P Hamrick. OF
F.liliGpi. arc visitors here.
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ConE1egs1an 1Gt District
EsS 9RGE A. LAUGHLIN
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The BEST C0RI
VRLUES al
$3.50

An elegant full length Coat
made of excellent quality Of
ChinchiIIa. Buttons to side frent
yoke effect, collar made of
same material of contrasting
shade. Large cuff effect. Gel
ors Blue and Tan. Comp!ete
range Of sizes
Four ii One Goat, SIS
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stores COMPETE. in these days, -
never before! They compe3e.In price
concessions. as always: they compete
in -SBBV0C,F-~and that Is Sae never
better competition. And Eftal and
essential part Of a stores service to
its patrons IS It's enterprise in telling
them its store news prompsly, fully.
frapkly- ise
Advertisement
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Commisgioner OF Agriculture.
a. 4 WILLIAMS.
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The name foir ia one IS derived fronl5tile four
different ways The collar andsreYers can be adj
giving four distinctive style effects.
This handsome Coat is made Of elegant Boucie
Cloth, diagonal effect in Black and White. The
Same coat also in double faced Zibeline Cloth,
.Colors black, blue and brown IAN sizes.
We picture here. one OF the seasons most
popular style Coats-nade Of extra WIde-Wale
diagonal BouCIe Cloth. CoIorS are Black and
White, Blue and Black, Brown and Black. These
beautiful Goats are bound With Black Silk braid
collar of Velvet. Complete range Of Ladies
and Misses sizes.
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HoWIRD SUTHERLAND.
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W0RGE 2. WHITE
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suuerintendeut Of Schools.
q. p. 6HAWKEY.
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go Supreme CooEt:
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frEsi5u1ef:
RI LONG
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aGEIaES ". LYNCH.
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RPgTlT3TFCiN STATE TICKBE.
81 -slZzzs..-Rs 3
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Vote Tor Two,
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Judge Circuit Court:
HEYlfoND MAXWELL.
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Prosecuting Attorney:
JOHN c. SOUTHERN
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CONGRESS:

CongE99gggl1oao-at-La1ge:
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AhoEW0 General:
a. LILLY.
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stats Senate;
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One handsome model OF WIde-VE5Ie- diaso0aI
serScxorfoIk styIc-ssrlctly plain tailored. colors
arc black blue and brown
coRDpRo1 sUIs AT $500. handsome plain
tailored modcEcoat semi fitted bs,cizslE0 erect,
fashion and arc ia great demand in large fashion
centers COlors in stock Black, Blue and Brown
complete range Of ladies and misses sizes
WHYpooRD SUIT At $500. the best suit yoluc
ar us Kind We ever saw tailored model trtm-
med in buttons. ali sizes. COEOr-s Beck Blue and
Brown And Is The equal suit values shown else
Svhcrc at $500
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WPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
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For Assessor:
HOWARD ROBINSON.
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ROY e. RARRIsH. Sc y
CHARLES y. esBTToN3 Z
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secreary Of State:
STUART F. REED.
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AUNtor:
JOHN 8 DARsT-
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a D. HATFIELD
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You've heard of him. He simply
|swears by 1t. He obtained his first
supply direct from Mr.. Stewart,
and he early became one of the
enthusiasts. He suffers no more
from rheumatism, which, before
the advent of Sulphurro, was the
bane of his existence.
Not only Is this man spreading
by word OF mouth the wonders OF
ISulphurro as he knows them, but
he is constantly sending out sup
plies of Sulphurro, at his own ex-
pense, to friends whom he thinks
1t will benefit in all parts of the
country. Some of his shipments
have gone to Minneapolis, some tc
Los Angeles, to Victoria, b. c., and
others to Peoria, III. In Peoria
lSulphurro gave such good account
of itself that an order was receiv.
ed by the G. M. G. Stewart Sulphur
company a short time afterwards
for shipment direct of the new
medicine. It was not until Friday
of this week that Mr.. Stewart
learned who was his advance agent
in the Illinois city.
Sulphurro is building its reputa.
ton. 1t is gaining public conf.
dence by it's sincerity and Its
power. Advt.
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ECzEMA'S CURE
IS DISCOVERED
IN SULPHURR0
j. z. Shannon, Widely Known In
Seattle, Tells of Wonderful
Recovery.
Suffered Many Years
Only Week Needed to Drive Rheu.
matism Out of System of Well
Known Young Man Who Was
Piifully Helpless.

Eczema is q disease that has
caused tremendous suffering the
world around. Its cure at last has
been Observation-Disclosures.
Almost every known medicine
has been applied in cases of ecze-
ma, but usually with indifferent
success. The causes lie SO deeply
enrooted In the hlood that 1t is
most difficult to reach and expel
them.
j. e. Shannon, who is serving
his third term as constable In King
county, and is assigned to Judge
Gordon's court, in the Prefontain
building, Seattle, will testify his
thanks to 6ulphurro the remainder
of his days. He says It cured him
completely of one of the most Sc
we're cases of eczema that ever tor
tured a sufferer. Mr.. Shannon is
we'll known to Seattle's law Of
Ificers, to attorneys and to members
of the police department.
my case was hereditary, as Is
often true of eczema" said Mr.
shannon. "For years and years ]
49, ght some remedy that
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THE PHILIPPINES THROUGH A
WOMAN'S EYES

If you are at all interested in
Uncle Sans island possessions,
you can't afford to miss what Miss
Dorothy Stanhope, a Times repre-
sentative in the Philippines, will
have to tell from time to time in
these columns.
Miss Stanhope is an experienced
American newspaper reporter who
has gone to the islands to find out
how the natives live, what they
thing about, what are their OPP
portunities; what is the life of the
American women In the islands,
how she spends her time, how she
gets along with the natives, and
a hundred and one other things
that she thinks will interest the
home folks.
Miss Stanhope is not muckrak-
ing or examining into politics. She
is in the islands to tell the Times
readers of the interesting things
she sees and hears, things which
mere man In her profession has
overlooked. Miss Stanhope's first
Iarticle will appear soon.
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would give relief, but the results
were far from satisfactory. So
badly was l affected with II that
at times hated to leave my home
and go upon the street.
Sulphur introduced Into Blood y
81 had all but given up hope
that 1 ever would be relieved
when I heard of Mr.. Stewards
Liquid Sulphur preparation. Mr..
Stewart was then giving 1t away to
sufferers from far and near, no
matter what the ailment. Tho
idea that sulphur in liquid form
could be introduced directly into
the blood made me hopeful that in
my case it would produce bene-
fetal result. Such cleansing,
purifying element as sulphur, N
seemed to me, would be most
likely to get right at the seat Of
my trouble.
"Mr. Stewart promised nothing,
but expressed the belief that IL I
would follow directions carefully
Sulphurro would help me. took
a bottle home and lost no time In
getting the treatment started. Al
most Immediately l detected an
Improvement, and within a short
period I was greatly benefited. 10
was only a matter of weeks until
my cure was complete, with every
indication of its being permanent"
Seattle and Tacoma are full oil
these marvellous cures. Rheumar
tism, goitre, diabetes, stomach dis
order, throat trouble--in fact, all
most any ailment that the flesh ID
heir to, yields before the power Of
Sulphurro. Lots and lots OF Taco
ma women are taking Sulphurrd
to clear up their compilations ana
freshen their skin. Removing the
impurities in the blood and sys-
TEN. Sulphurro puts one in the
best of physical condition.
Wonderful Cures of Rheumatism
Cases of severe attacks of rheus
matism, rendering their victims
pitifully helpless, have been cured
with wonderful celebrity by Sui
phurro. There comes to mind tho
case of a well known young busr
ness man of Seattle who was many
weeks in bed, inflammatory rheu-
matism distorting his limbs and
body, and placing him in excructA
ating pain.
II catld not touch my faceT
flat on my back, was so helpless
that my wife had to tie little
stick to one hand so that | could
scratch my nose" said he. THAT
may sound funny at this date. but
1T was anything but funny for me
to be so completely down and out.
"Three weeks after / began to
take Sulphurro I was cured. The
rheumatism had been completely
driven out of my system and was
out on the street again. How's
that for wonderful medicine?
"Sulphurro will be right handy
In my household as long as ] live
you beti"
This young man was connected
fofsyears with large advertising
house in Seattle, but since has
gont, into the manufacturing bust
ness Advt.
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EXTRA!
All About
Adolf's
Reconsili-
alton with
MrSkygack
from Mars.
ByCondo
Another Near Victim of
Man of Many Relatives

Another near" victim was ad-
ded to the list of John N. Will
Jams, held for obtaining money
under false pretenses. A. M. God
dard is the latest.
Williams went to Goddard stat
ing that his name was ]. NJ. God
dard and that as he was a name
sake, would Goddard give him
$3.50 to go to his wife who was
waiting at the depot for him at
North Yakima.
Goddard did not come through
with.the $3.50.
Among the others having been
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CURES RUN into
/, THE THOUSANDS
RIGHT IN CITY
r II
Itst.
Multitudes Restored to Health ana
Strength i'm Seattle
and Tacoma.
Also All Over State
Drug Stores Sell Sulphurro So
Fast They Can't Catch Up; Well
Known Sporting Man Becomes
Missionary for Sulphurro.
BY r. w. STRANG
(SpeciaI to The Times)

tSDecIaI 10 IIfe lElcSD
SEATTLE, Feb. 10.-Not doz-
ems. nor hundreds, but actually
thousands, of persons in Seattle
and Tacoma have been cured by
Sulphurro.
This may seem a broad state
ment, but it is not, as you will see.
Nor is Seattle, by any means, the
only scene of Sulphurro's triumphs
for it's use is spreading with re-
markable rapidity throughout the
entire state and country.
The prediction is made that
within another year it will be
known and revered In large part
of the households in every sta tie
in the Union. You must remel1-
Der that it is only one week more
than a year since 1t was first in
troduced in Seattle, and then
merely as a household remedy In
the home of the discoverer.
Sulphurro is now on sale in ev-
cry drug store in Tacoma and Sc
attic, and in all the principal cit
les and towns throughout the
state. The OF. bottles are 80
cents and the 10 OF. bottles 81.
Letters addressed to the offices
of the c. M. c. Stewart Sulphur
Co., maker of Sulphurro. 81
Northern Bank Bldg, Seattle, will
be given close attention and an
swered Immediately.
C. NJ. C. Stewart estimates
that he gave away to friends OF
his family and friends of friends
a total of $4,000 worth of Sui
phurro. A fair estimate of the
visitors at the Stewart home who
went there for the Liquid Sulphur
compound places the number at
more than 5000.
while it undoubtedly is true
that the great majority of these
we're relieved of their ailments by
|Sulphurro, we will be conservative
and place the number at half the
,000," said Mr.. Stewart
yesterday. 1.-THE truth is that ev-
cry case we heard of afterwards
showed improvement Of a decided
nature.
No Case of Failure Known
tg'This estimate of 1000 Is In
Guiding only the sufferers who OBJ
tanned medicine direct from me-
We have no possible way of tell
Ing how many cures have been eff
fected since we placed Sulphurrc
on the market for general sale
but have yet to hear of Sulphur
70 falling to effect immediate i'm
lpfovement."
: Letters telling of wonderful
-dures are still coming to the Sui
-phurro offices in large numbers
daily. Most of these letters are
given freely for publication by the
newspapers, in the hope that Other
sufferers may profit by the use OF
Sulphurro. Many other admirers
of Sulphurro write their expert
ences for the letter files in the
Sulphurro offices, where they may
be seen and read in the original
form by visitors who are studying
the merits of the medicine.
These letters are given gladly
and many of them are written by
men and women known all ovel
the state of Washington. Not
letter testifying to cures of Sui
phurro and published by the news
papers but what the original is or
file for your inspection. Every
case Is absolutely genuine and
bona fide.
The makers OF Sulphurro wisf
merely to get the facts regarding
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these cures before the public and
let the public judge for itself as to
the merits of the medicine.
"Never Saw Anything Like It."
DIR. e. M. Shaw, of Shaw's
pharmacy, on I'd avenue, near
Madison, is another druggist Who
declares he never saw a medicine
in such demand by the people.
"Sulphurro is the most wonder
full seller that l ever saw in all
my experience" said DR.. Shaw.
There's a scramble for it. can't
keep enough of it on my shelves
to supply the demand. And evil
IDENTIFY it is doing worlds of good
for the people who take it, for
they are all most enthusiastic in
| its praise"
The same story is told in virtu-
ally every drug store in Seattle.
Last Sunday appeared interviews
with the manager of the Bartell
drug stores, with the manager of
Swift's stores, and with the
Quaker Drug Company. They all
pronounced Sulphurro the great
seller of the time; nothing in their
RECOLLECTION equaling it.
Window displays of Sulphurro
have been the feature this week
in the down town stores. Swift's
window at the corner of I'd and
Pike street has attracted great at
tention from the throngs that pass
there daily. The Kinsel store on
3rd avenue at Columbia, is anoth-
err. The flaming banner Sulphur
lro" is seen in every drug store
you enter.
Buy 1t Anywhere You Want
Nor is it only the down town
drug stores that have Sulphurro.
1t is to be found now in practically
every place where drugs are sold
Throughout Seattle and it's en-
lvirons.
Large demands are being made
upon the G. M. G. Stewart Sulphur
company to supply other cities of
the Northwest with Sulphurro. Ia
coma has had almost as great a
demand for it, relatively, as Seat
tile, and many of the most enthus-
ldStlC IeLLeTb COIlHltnudLUTy VI
ISulphurro come from the Com
lmencement Bay metropolis. Bel
bingham, Everett, Anacortes and
the cities of the north are sending
in their acquisitions daily, while
| it is to be bought all through the
southwestern part Of the state -
Centralia, Chehalis, Aberdeen, Ho-
quiam, Raymond, South Bend and
the other prosperous cities there.
Outside the state the heaviest
demand from any one city comes
from Portland. That city has
been placing large orders within
1.-THE last week. California wants
lit, and the Eastern states are
lclamoring for it. The truth Is that
the wonderful demand for Sui
lphurro, springing up virtually in
the twinkling of an eye, will stand
as the record in the annals of
medicine and mark an epoch In its
multitude of cures.
Prominent Men SuIphurro
| Boosters"
Some of Seattle's best known
men and women are Sulphurro's
most enthusiastic missionaries.
l"boosters." There Is a man well
known to the sporting fraterni'-
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BerryRemembers
Girl In Will

The will of the late Thomas
r. e. Berry of the Washington
Pipe & Foundry company was
filed yesterday and shows an
estate of $4,000.
He left all his interest in the
pipe works, worth $4,000, to
Miss Mae Long, daughter of his
business partner, Leo II. Long.
His brother, John Berry, Ireland,
gets $4,000; brother James Ber-
|ry, Butte, $4,000, and sister,
Mrs. Anne Stewart of New York,
$4,000.
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REMEMBER ABE LINCOLN

Pierce county lawyers have ar
ranged for big banquet In cele-
bration of Lincoln day at the Ia
coma hotel Monday night. Judge
o. G. Ellis, L. l.. Stiles, Maurice
Langhorne, and Senator w. H.
Paulhamus will be the orators.
The day will be generally OBJ
served and all public offices will
be closed.
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MARVEL. OIJS MEDICINE BUILDING
REPUTATION AT WONDERFUL RATE
Seattle Woman Cured of
15-Year Asthma Case

Seattle, Wash. Jan. 30th, 1912
The c. NJ c. Stewart Sulphur Co.,
Seattle, Wash
Gentemen:-
received benefit from the Of "Sulphurro'
that write this letter the hope that
the inducing other sufferers from Asthma
to try your truly wonderful remedy.
| have treated for Asthma for 15 by
Specialists Philadelphia Buffalo and
surgical operations hopes
effecng received lasting benefit
from of them In October 1911 began taking Sulphur
knowing it could do harm 1t did good In
breathe better and today believe
Asthma normal person could be- In
spite the here other conditions which
dread to me in the East
/ eat sleep than have in life and /
have ALL In fact of Asthma after hav
suffered fifteen and cannot thank enough
having placed your great discovery in hands
Very truly
MRS s. A. POWELL
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Y. w. G. A. CAMPAIGN WINNING

Tacoma young women from al
indications are going to make
good in their campaign for add
tional members and resources sc
they can take the new quarters
to be vacated by the Commercial
club. The girls want $4,000 6
year to run the institution.
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SAN FRANCIsCO-The

SAN FRANCISCO-The San
Francisco labor council has today
decided to appoint a committee
of one from each affiliated union
to act with a like committee from
the building trades council in the
matter of preventing the unem-
ployed of other cities coming here
under the impression that there
is plenty of work in San Fran
cisco. Cameron II. King was
named vice president of the joint
commission.
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buncoed or attempted are Lorenzo
Dow, r, A. B. Young, James
Bruce of the Northern Pacific and
F. 8. Jarvis. Others are expected
to turn up.
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notwithstanding over the
death of his wife and in poor
health, Edward Leighton, Pacific
coast manager of the Humboldt &
Great Western company, last
might shot himself through the
right temple, dying almost in
|stantly.
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DAY NURSERY FLOURIsHING

The January report of the new
Tacoma day nursery where the
little folks are cared for shows
this institution to be In a flour
ishing condition. Public-spiriteC
citizens have been contributing
freely to sustain the movement.
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ANNAPOLIS--Fifteen midship-
men of the fourth class at the
naval academy failed in the ex-
aminations and were forced to
resign, among them being Robert
S. LaMotte of the state of Wash
ington.
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SAN FRANCISCO Jimmy
Lawler, former pugilfst, manager
of the Turf cafe, was taken to
the county Jail today to serve six
months for having brutally at
tackled Ada Bretagne of Sacra-
mento, a dance hall girl He must
also pay fine of $500. 1t was
! his third trial, two juries having
disagreed. The third jury was
out Just ten minutes.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.

WASHINGTON, ID. Cat the
Turkish embassy here it was Of
ficially declared that Italy has
suffered the loss of 400 men kill
ed in January, while the Ottoman
losses were but thirty killed and
forty wounded in the Tripoli
campaign.