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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

Soglihen Yalais mobnte :. &. s.. ole
8roBber5ogin Waria aoelbcio init
ibrer Mlitter, Der @roBber5oein Wa.
ria Inno, nnb ibren fiinf Shmeitern
Der Yro5eiiion bel. Nls oas aaers
beiligite an Talais poriiber mar. be.
goben iih Die S%crridoiten in Die aa-
t~beorale. sur Sbeilnobme am SflitB-
iegen. Sn oieiem 3uiammenbana
pollcu mir Die biitcriidc Shaiiofe
feitItellen, boB III oieicm Sabre Snnt
eriten Mtale lett oem gciteben unicrer
Nutiounl. 4noadt Der Serriher De-:
Saioes in Ycrion lid, buron bethel.
ligtc.
Seim ShluBiegen lang Der Gdci.
lienhor elm y&egina coeli" unb Elm
y1antum ergo, meld,e Serr 9onor.
saniit 9eift fomppniert bat uuo oas
nSe Teiim" nit Dem puftigen ri.
male Don Saller. Wit meld,er Inoaht
unb 9egeiiteruits mi,roe bon ben
5ablreiden Shaaren, melde Die 9al-
len oes Iarienoomes anfiiQten. sum
S1luiie Dos .@roBer 8ott, mir loben
Did,, geiungen. Tamit mar Die
oiesi1brise Sftapfeier si Gnoe. Nur
unsern trennten iid Die Bilgerifaa,
rem bon Dem giloe Der Wl,tter. Gpf)
bis ipdt in Die Naht binein mar ibr
Seiligtbum nit anoGhtigen getern
angefiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
leutfh -AmerikaniCd,e
n%reRfimmen.
California unb has NunbeS=
SbergeriMt.

las ealiforniihe 2anSeeiet lit iuie
iebes anbere Ueiet, has ppn elmer
Stats .2eBislatur pber benz Gonarek
Der Der. Staaten ~erlaifen ,uirb, in
Ve5n8 anf ieine G,iiltisfsit pom benz
nmftanbe abb6nsts, Of e. niGt nit
Der 8erfaHmns Der Ser. Staatem i'm
@tberfpruMe iteht. &c lit feline
Seltenbeit, bat @eieten ibre 9eGts-
TRAIT aberfannt mirb, neil iie berfai,
fnngsfuibris finb. @as ppn Der Ner=
tahnng Der Der. Staaten gilt, trifft
aud fir bic BON ben Der. Staaten nit
nnberen HSlfern einsesansenen Ver-
trdse 5m.
Der Hruteif Der iapaniihen 3esie=
RING tuiber bic califprniife 2anbges
ietgebnns lit mebr ais cine leere Jor=
malitat. Der Wes in has 0nnbes-
SbergeriHt tpirb bamit ansebabnt.
Die GntfMeibnns bieieS Uerihts lit
nattirIth binbenb, 10 baf has 2anb=
sciet nit Siefer Gnti&eibnns itebt uber
fdat. 9aS WnnbeSuberseridt ,uirb
ieine Gntimeibnng nidt nmr mad Der
SmnbesperfaHnns, ionbern aud mad
ben b%eftehenben YertrGgen bemeKen.
SDIte bieie Gntiheibuns babin lanten,
ban fein WiberiprnH NIT Der Hnnbes=
uerfaHuns ober nit ben 8ertrdsen pur=
banoen 1T, 10 hattie natiirliG has &c.
tet HedtsbeftGnbigfeit, gleih ub Is Der
Ggefutipe In Waibtngtpn uber ben Sc.
b5rben IN 9ofiu sefaat pbcr mikfiat.
-aN. 3. Stuafs3cituns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
Gin srOses ,eirathsabel

lit ieit pcm l.. @ai bcocutcun cinscs
id,rduft porncn. Scnu an bieIcm
Gage trnt i'm Stantc Selalpdre oas
neuc Srauuugssclcs in arnft. ipeld)cS
perlanat. baB misunderstanding Ydrd,crl,
iucnn tic iidl ais Vcipobner bco Staas
ties ausipciicn fDunen, crir 2l Stuns
ben mad Gmpiana ocs &ciratbsifeincs
pctrnut ipcrocu fpnncn. mdbrcnn ms
'rdrtiac Ncirntfss 6dubioatcm penigs
ifcne bier Zane nat Iuoitciuua Der
2i5cHie i'm Stantc lpobueu miiiicn.
Zen 8auidIfeiretbcu unp perecrblid,en
S~lcpcmcnte. Die ndmcntIih BON unics
rcr Stnot II bisbcr Saiieuoc BON
iungcn Siebcspdrdlcn ndd &ilmingtpn
'oaci, III hnonrd Elm ltarter Hicgcl
ocracidlobcn, Nnidlc nnaliidlifc
Aeiratb unb piclc Sbrdncu bcfiimmcr.
'rr Gltcrn mcrocn bird nas 0cice pcrs
6innert pcrpcn.-- Gorbs Imcrifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
Srofbersoetbum.
Aus Der Bamptfabt.
Die Sftape Der S%r6iterin Der
Setriibten.
g d. ~
e bin 81

c nj bmrs, %. April. -
Selite mOraen fanlen iolsenoe Ero.
%5eiiionen: Senningen 145. Siid)bod,
1S1, 9ed).aleinm. 235. S6ieren $50.
Sdmebiingen 102, @ellenitein 260
0albbreoimus 10, @alierbiaig 50
Gbnen 205. Seffinsen 232. Setihger
627, 3iimelingen 9t4. Gap-Gopeller
10S. @oitinaen 1856. @imer 225. @rc
pennad)er 603, aiinBig 205. Scfona
Glerf $50. 3ornleloinacn 503
atbiis Surpnnae 1870. Nieocrforn
424. Sciort 10. Sir 9eitcrn iini
nod nahSutrogen: Siintingen 300
8irton ino 6lorenpilc 100,
Snrembnra "a, April.
Yin aeitern limo iolaenbc Eroiciiip,
men nad)5ntragen; Nrlon 800, Gian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
ans katbulifdem
1rdfelblattrrn.
Staahihe Nuersennuna.

Sas BON Der @ciclifaft Sciii IN
5ofio (SnpanD in ansriff scnommenc
Snititut bes pDtcrcn ltnterrifts bat
Die ltaatlid,e ancrfcmnuilg nls 3ohs
idlule crbaltcn. Iit Der Cr0aniiaa
ton unb 2eitling Der 3od)ihule lit
bns Ritglieb Der beutid]cn Srbeucs
probing, Hotcr 8ermaun Soffmnnu
lansjdbri9cr Yrofciipr Der Fbiioiopbie
in Salfcnburs, Gin &beinldnbcr, be-
traut.-.I merifd."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
Ans ben iibriseM Theilrn.


iasmabl.) Abeeeebene Stimmen
1888, unsiltiee 3ettel Z, abiol,,te
Woiorit1t 5t4. Gs erbielten: Yriim
575 (~aendblt), 9onpier 451 Stim-
men. Bel ben algemeinen @ablen
1911 bate Eriim Batter Gle nno
8oupier 49t Stimmen.
f c n, "a. April.-8on alein.
bettinaen 5uriifaefehrt, mo er ieit pie
len Ssabren auf Der @ogner'i1en
Iiible beidditiet mar, fiel seiterp
Ibeno Der "a Sabre alte Irbeiter
Sobann Sobann-aemp bon einem nit
3ement uno 3ement3ieseln ~belaoenen
aurren, ben er am bieiiaen 8ahnbofe
batte perlaben beIfen, 10 uneliidlih
berunter. baB Der aarren Inn iiber
ben 9eib eins. Ter 600 mar Die
Solge. /:
Cid %. Mpril.--Seute itarb in
Ton1meloineen Sr. Hifolaus 9erin-
ger, peniionierter 2ehrer, inn slter
bon "a Sabren. Or bate 40 Sabre
lang bier ais 9ebrer ann SbereraO ge-
rpirft.
N a m , a d, 26. April.
Sier itarb Die 1lteife Yetion Der &c.
meinoe, 6rau @ittme Sizes. seb. Wia.
RE Gperling.
3etingen, 80. april.-@eitcrn
Gormittas nnroe Der aleinmobnenoe
Shneioermeiiter Better Slinger toot
i'm Bette porgefunoen.
Hiiiin n, %. Ipril.--Seute
Morgei, p,iroe Die Game gnif.9sre.
temer unter ;ablreiher Net1eilignng
BON 0ernanbten ultS 9efdnnten su
9rabe gefragen.
" a n I u m, %. Mpril.-an oen
Solgen elmer Operation itarb in 3rier
Die Ghegattin oeS 8errn 8efdngniB.
lebrers Spels aus 2~urembnra.
2 b NJ eiIer, %. apri(. -
lie Samilie Semmerling.9e rpi wiro
iih am 3. Wtai- su antmerpen mad
amerifa einibifien. Semmerlins
mar 10 Sabre lang Mnaeiteater am
Solerifer @aiiermerf i'm 9ireler.
grunS.
Stetnfprt, %. april. - Iui
Der bieiisen Siitte pnroe Der "a Sabre
alte slrbeiter Sohann Chill ans sob.
ifeio beiinnumsglos auieefunoen. gr
puroe ms Spital perhrnht, mo- CT
fiirs nahber perihieo. Gad, Iusiagc
ocS grateS lag 8aspersiftrn9 Dor.
Straecn n, IS, april.-Sm MI
ter bon - Sobren peritorb nah faiini
oreit1giger aranfheit SEER Yeter
&eiflins, Stneioerneiiter.
Semsthaf, %. April. 3ie
beitbefanntc Sanlilie @eis non bier
bat III ben leetcn lager 5pei tran.
rise 1ooesi1le erlitten. anl Sans.
tag. 0en 10 Ipril. peridieo n1mlid
llah b%reinofiger aranfheit %Srdulcin
ellie @eis i'm alter bon rs Sabren.
Nod mar Ole Seide Der Iabingeidie.
oeneu nidlt bceroigt, als am -. April
Der Soo Iif Gin jpeiteS Spier I'M
nGnlid,en Sauie hottie. Is itarb
n1inlid, chenia1s mad, iehr fllracr
aranfheit. Sron Sohanm @eio. acbo-
rene Waraorctho Scllcrs i'm Slltc!
bon % Sobren.
@aiierbilliG 5. Mpril.--Als
beute Wor9cli gegei iiebcu llhr oic
Yroseiiion mierc Stride p~crlaiicr
bate. bot lid, olien ciu groBartigc,
Anblid. llcbcr Dem Sinatemcr @oIf
bcmcrftc man. pom Siiecn bertonl
mcilo. cirlen aroBen ~lcllfbaren Sliit
ballon, Gr id,ien cine @eile rubis
81 itebcuL modlic ounil cine fleinl
@enolng mad, rcd,ts uno iloe ami bic
Sauer 5u.--IaS sleine Sobuden oe'
Gbeleute ain0.9 irriuaer. peId,es lid
neulif, perbrannte. lit tros Der bette,
Silesc oil ieineH Serlcsunsen &c
itprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

y SaS moacruc SciScntbum iinnt
pcrriiftrs 3cua aus. Is sebort Suml
1licn Conc in Den @roBitdotcn 8unoes
Sricotoie III erridien. Bic nunoe
,crecu in bieicn moeernen Seitcn be
rSiet rnp Die @cniten perbrannt.
Gin ailiturbiih ner @esenpartl--sSt.
Soiepb's@Slatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
Cine A%msSei6nnns.

Giner 5~uperldiiisen Wittbeilung
Sufolge lit al Den bisbcrisen Ticez
8eftor Der Irima in Rom. Or. 8.
Sdur,ader, ebemals aaplau in 2an>
bau nnb Erdfeft am 9onpift IN
Opener, Der Huf our @innabme bes
2ebritubls Der gregeie an Der &atbos
liid)en llniperiitdt in Wailinston er<
ganeen. Die Aus5eifnuns oes iiuz
Gen oeutid,en 1bcolosen lit 5nriid3nS
fiibren nuf iein Werf: .Oie SelbitS
o%ffenbaruns Seiu". Oas ielbit auf gegs
neriider Seitc erobe Entertaining
fanb.-ngrcelIior."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
lteber bic %ipsenannte y4sinimmm
@uge".

xcuge.
Sr eelpii1en fatboliId)en &reijen
u~nieres 9anbes bcliebt man es sescns
fpdrtig, Sipeifel laut perben Si ldiien,
bab Der Stdat noraliih berehtigt lei,
bic iosen. .Minimum @aee" ein3u>
fiibrcn. SAB bieic Sipeifcl nnbereHs
tigt ii1b, lit iid]er. Wtr finn nidt
oiirfals iiber3euet, bab oieies Yaittel
in Der Yraris lid belpdbren pirb llnp
beasn 0 Ilem 3peifel, oh es Hug,
Dem Staat bieic Guisabe 81 iibers
peiien. 0aB er oas Hed,t bat. nnter
setpiiier lImifdnbcn resclnb in Die
2obnfrase cin5nercifem chen Sarah
lit nift 81 sipcifeln. A05pe
Sast bod Der bcrporrasenbc 0torals
tbecloee 8ieoerlnd. z. s., eeraoe5u:
Sbne 3peifef muB Der Staat ieinc
ginrihtln9en 10 t~reffen, oab Die ams<
5ahlung oes Samilicnlubnes our all
gcmeincn 8enobnhcit ipcrbe. Nlr 10
Idbt iid DER 8crarmuns unb bninit
DER aqsenlcinen lln5ufrieocnbeit Der
MISUNDERSTANDING porbeueen. Sa,
es ldbt lid Dem Stdatc audi bas 3edbt
nift abiprcfeu. Den Samilicnlobn
burf Gin dusbriidlihes @cies por3us
ifreiben. ipenn lid ctipa aud nift be-
fpeiien licBe. bab oericlbe id,on pom
Der 5naeno Der ausgleihenSen &C.
redttisfeit perlangt pirp. Dem Staatc
Iiest es Oh. fir bns Difentlihc 9obl
Gorge 5u tragen. Sinhen aber 3ablz
reife cripahiene Irbeiter niht cincn
iolfcn 2obn fir ibre Irbeit. nab tic,
bon oemielben cine mdBis 5ablreihe
Sdinilic, bic s%eniigiam uuo redtid,afs
fen lebt. nntcrbaltcn fonnen, Damn bes
brobf elm folder 3nitan0 bas offcntz
lide &obl unb bered)tist Den Stdat
our Ibbilfe. Sieie beitebt in Der ees
ieeliden 8eeelnng Der G%ntlobnung.
Nicmaub lam Dem Staate pas @ed,t
itrcitig madden. aus 8riinbcn bcs
offcntlid>en @ohlcs ben Srcis Der
Q~ebcnsn,ittcl 9cieelidl I'll beitimmen:
10 fanu ib,n audi bus 8edlt nidJt be-
~itritten perbcn. Den Yreis Der 2obn>
arbeit fcit5nicBen.
Siderlid nift unp .cs bat baher
aud, fcillcn Slued. ben Ini6ein err
lpeden 5u ipollcn. ais Oh idJiperfpicz
senoc red,tlid,c ober iittlid,c 8ebenfcn
ms bapor 5uriidbaltcn niiBfcn. Der
IaBrcsel ocS acicblideu @inociflob-
ncs nnierc 3nitimmius 5n %sepdbrcm.
-. Imcrifu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
Gin 2ulturfampf. Veteram balm.
geidJieDen.

gm II. Ipril ipurbc III Seinsbere,
Rbeinfano, Der 0erleser Der r9einSs
berger @olfs3eitung". Serr %. Sop>
pen, beeroi9f. Gr sebDrte CUR alien
8nrbe Der aulturfampf Geteranen.
@eboren 81 Wirgben am 10. Oe5ems
Der 1S43. abiolpicrtc or bas @pmnn@
iiilm 81 Gafen. Sm Sabre 1875
iibernnbm or Die Hcbaftion oes y&ns
tboIiifen SonntassbIattes" fir gff&
tpeiler. Bel ieinem unerihrodenen
Gintreten fir Die Hedte bes &atbns
li5ismis i'm &ultmrfampfe tbcilte audi
er ons Zoos 10 picler fatboliid1er Sour
naliiten Der bamalisen Scit: Gr erbielt
.ipiebcrbolt 8elbs nnb 5ulebt @efdngs
nibitrafc.-.Gatb. 8ohenbIatt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14
WOMEN SCORE
BIG POINT

(By United Pre- Leased Wire
LONDON, Jan. 14.-As soon as
the franchise amendment bill
reaches the committee stage in
the house of commons next week,
it was announced here today by
Premier Asquith, the government
would welcome Populations of
women on behalf of the measure.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Da-
vid Lloyd George was appointed
by the premier to receive the
delegations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14
AND LIBERALS THE TACTIC
CITY DOCK is
MONEY MAKER

The municipal wharves and
docks made a fine profit last
year, over 1000 a month for the
city above operating expenses.
AT the Municipal dock the re-
ceipts were $18,921.40, and the
total outlay was $12,354.27,
which included a couple of thous-
and dollars for repairs and re-
modelling the buildings, which ex-
pense will never occur again.
The City dock took In S9,979,-
80, and paid out only $1,25G.76.
This left the net earnings of
the two docks at s12.2S9.70 for
the IL months.
The Municipal dock more than
paid its way counting all the
fixed charges including interest
on the investment. The total in
vestment at the Municipal dock
is $142.523. The interest on this
amounts to $6,476. The net
profit at the Municipal dock was
$6,567 so the dock after paying
all upkeep and adding a couple
of thousand in improvement
paid all the interest and had just
about 500 left.
This is considered a great
showing as the city hardly ex-
pected the dock to pay the inter-
est on the investment the first
couple of years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14

being his opponent.
In the senate the organization
was done with greater dispatch.
Senator Pliny Allen was chosen
president pro tenn by 26 votes
against 10 for Senator "Dick''
hutchinson, progressive. The
democrats put up no candidate.
Hutchinson received all the pro-
gressive votes, and those of Sen
ators Brown, Espy and Shaefer,
republicans, and Senators Bethel,
Chapel, Flummefelt and Jensen,
democrats.
VIM. T. Laube, former secre-
tary of the senate, was reelected,
as was also Sergeant-at-Arms
Logan,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14
BRIDEGROOM
IS KIDNAPPED

ed the doors. 1t was some time
before he recovered his senses.
When he did so the train was
moving.
Whenever stops were made
along the route, Kenyon kicked
on the door and side of the car,
hoping to draw someone's atten-
ton. His prison, however, was
not opened until the train
reached Tacoma.
At the police station Kenyon
said he was to have been mar
ried in Seattle a few hours after
he was set upon by the robbers.
He asked for enough money to
pay his fare back to Seattle and
was assisted to this end by CAP
tain Read.
Very late last night, accord
ing to a dispatch, Kenyon ar
rived in Seattle. He went d.
rect to the police. to whom ne
gave a detailed description of
his assailants of Sunday even
ing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14

Waylaid on the eve of
his wedding, beaten, robbed
and thrown into a box car,
the door of which was then
locked, Floyd Kenyon, 80
years old, left Seattle Sum
day night and crawled from
his car prison in Tacoma
late last night.
He went direct to the police
station, where he borrowed
enough money to return to Sc
attic from Captain Read. He
caught the last train for that
city last night to arrive here a
day late for the ceremony.
Kenyon's story Is that he had
fallen the victim to highway
men in the Great Northern yards
at Seattle. After the two men
had administered a severe beat
ing, he said, they took $40 and
his watch and chain.
Unconscious, they threw hin
into a box car nearby and lock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14
BY ABE HURWITZ.


OLYMPIA, Jan. 14.-While
nOminally the membership of the
legislature is divided into repub-
=. Icans, democrats, progressives,
and one socialist, the first days
session demonstrated the exist
ence of but one dividing line,
namely, between reactionaries
and liberals.
The combination between the
republicans and the democrats,
forming the reactionary "unholy
alliance, "as it is now generally
called, worked smoothly. They
ran their machine all over the
progressives without serious inn
pediment, elected Howard ID.
Taylor, and killed resolution
offered by Thomas f. Murphine
of King county to leave the cleo
ton of a committee on commit
tees to the entire membership of
the house instead of to the arbi-
trary will of the speaker.
Lines Drawn.
The lines between the reaction
aries and the liberals were def
I'll q w IL Wy tlC NoIC ol Ihio
resolution, and it was defeated by
the combined votes of 3S republic
cans, 10 democrats, and three
progressives. These sham pro-
gressives, as they are scathingly
referred to by their colleagues
here, are Representatives Gilkey
and Sweet of Pierce and Stevens
of Spokane.
Both women, Mrs. Axtell and
DR.. Nina Jolidon Croake, came
through the day flying high the
progressive banners. Likewise,
three democrats, G. w. Master
son, Walla Walla, the blind legis-
lator; Ben Hill, Walla Walla, and
Rep. Turnbow of Whitman re-
fused to vote with the "unholy al
lance" at any stage of the
game, while Representatives Bris-
lawn, Brooks. Hedger and Smith,
democrats, who voted for Taylor,
later voted for the Murphine
resolution nevertheless.
Taylor Easy Winner.
Taylor was elected by 60 votes
against % for r. J. Cookery, pro-
SreSSlVe: Two votes Tor TurnDOW,
democrat, and complimentary
vote for Masterson cast by Turn
bow.
Masterson easily presented the
most dramatic moments of the
days session. Sightless since he
was z years old, he nevertheless
stood up straight and firm, and
eloquently deprecated the com.
bination OF his fellow democrats
with the reactionary wing in the
house. He spoke of the progress
sive significance of Woodrow
Wilson's election, and pleaded
. against what he termed short
sightedness of his colleagues. He
nominated Turnbow. democrat
for speaker.
House Called to Order.
The fireworks started in the
house shortly after 1909, when
former Chief Clerk of the House
Loren Grinstead called it to or
der. Following the invocation by
Rev. Robert H. Edmond of this
city and the swearing in of the
legislators by Judge Chadwick of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14
FIRST DAYS SESSION
SHOWS ONE DIVIDING
LINE At THE CAPITAL

the supreme court, Rep. Murphine
introduced an innocent resolution
calling for the election of the
speaker by a majority vote and
by roll-call. The reactionaries
were thrown into furry, sus-
pecting joker in the resolution
somewhere, but unable to discov-
err one.
Speaker Taylor and Rep. Sims
of Jefferson county, who sue
ceeds former Rep. Beach as whip
of the reactionary forces, stalled
around with a number of perth
nent questions, but could discov-
er nothing wrong. The resolu-
ton finally went to vote, and
would have carried, except that
to make sure there was no pro-
gressive advantage in it, the
word was passed down the line
to vote it down, and this was &C
complished after the following
members changed their votes :
w. E. Arnold, Catlin, Beam, Hor-
rigan, Conner, Fielde, Hughes,
Agard, Mccoy, Siler, Freeman,
bOlaHu ana NICE drldnu.
Rep. e. X. Brown of Ellens-
burg, in seconding the nomina-
ton of 7. j. MCCorkery, pro-
gressive, which was made by Dix
II. Rowland of Tacoma, drew the
most applause during the nomi-
mating speeches when he asked:
''Is this an election of speaker
in the progressive state of Wash
ington or an election of United
States senator in the state OF
Illinois?"
Corkery's nomination was also
seconded in speeches by DR..
Croake, Representative Holmes,
Reid and w. A. Arnold, the lat
ter a progressive republican.
Murphine's resolution follow
ed Taylor's election. 1t was de-
bated at great length, Sims, Me.
Ardle, Davis, Hughes and Childc
speaking against it, while Muir
phine, who opened and closed the
debate, Cookery, Merriam, Reid
Dunning and Earle spoke for it
1t was defeated by a vote of 81
to Al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14
TAYLOR APPOINTS
RULES COMMITTEE
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OLYMPIA, Jan. 14.-Speaker
Taylor, before adjournment of
the house Monday, announced the
following rules committee, which
largely shape the destinies of leg
islation during the session: Sims,
Stevenson, Stevens, Sumner,
Halsey, Adams, Conner, FARMS
worth, Goss and Mccoy. All of
them had voted for Taylor, and
Stevens is the only one who
claims to be a progressive.
C. E. Maybury of Seattle was
elected chief clerk of the house
after four ballots, which stood At
to AZ, j. w. Phillips of Spokane
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MISS GOULD WILL
WED JAN. u

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-There
has been much conjecture regard
ing the forthcoming marriage of
Miss Helen Mildred Gould and
Finley j. Shepard, and a good
many guesses have been made in
regard to the wedding date,
which really is fixed for Wednes-
day, January %, at 1890 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The ceremony will take place
at Miss Gould's country place in
Tarrytown and will be witnessed
by small gathering Of relatives
and intimate friends, including
some of her old neighbors in
Tarrytown and Irvington.
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terms of peace.
The Balkan representatives
informed Sir Edward that they
were authorized to terminate
the armistice unless Turkey i'm
mediately accepts the peace
terms which include the cessIon
of Adrianople and the Aegean
islands to the allies. All dip
lomats here today were agreed
that the. outlook for peace is
dark. AS the Young Turks are
in control of the military, it is
generally believed that the Tur-
kish grand council will favor re-
sumption Of hostilities.
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TURKEY WILL
RESUME WAR

(By United Press Leased NVire.)
LONDON, Jan. n4.-Un-
less Turkey Immediately ac-
cepts the terms of peace
proposed by the Balkan al
lies, the present armistice
with Turkey will be ter
minated and war resumed
at once.
This notification was served
here today on Sir Edward Grey,
the British foreign secretary, by
the Balkan Dlenipotentaries
who have been comforting here
for several weeks with Turkish
ENJOYS in an effort to arrange
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-14
YALE TO HAVE PAID COACH

According to Captain Ketcham
of the Yale eleven, Yale will
have a paid football coach next
season for the first time in its
history. Aided by a committee of
five, Captain Ketcham will
choose a graduate to head the
coaching next fall under salary.
Walter Camp is one of the COM
mittee. Under the present Yale
athletic constitution 1t is impos-
sible to select coach for more
than one year.
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N. P. PLANS
DIVISION
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Jan. 14.-Ten mil
lion dollars is to be spent by the
Northern Pacific in equipment
and regarding of a portion of the
mountain division during 1913,
according to a statement made to-
day by e. p. Blanchard, general
manager of the Northern divi-
sion. Sixty locomotives will be
purchased for the Western divi-
sion alone
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ASKS POLICE TO
PROTECT HIM

John Mazza, who was slashed
with a razor last week by an I'M
known man supposedly a member
of a black hand society, has ask
ed the police FOR protection while
he is recuperating at his home.
He says two persons were skulk-
ing about his house last night.
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5 ARRESTED

Five professional beggars are
in custody Of the police today.
all charged with soliciting aims
on the street.
The men under arrest are Will
liam Delaney, Charles Martin, J..
Bolin, William Smith and Edward
Grove. All were picked up last
night on Pacific avenue.
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KILLS WIFE AND SELF.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal,
Cal, JAM, IA coroner's jury
was summoned today to hold an
inquest over the bodies of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald P. Jadwin,
prominent society people here.
Jadwin killed his wife and then
himself.
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WANTED TO
CLEAN UP SHIP

Val Burke, aged 81 years, is
under arrest, charged with being
disorderly aboard the steamer In
dianapolis. Burke, it is said, was
carrying out his threat to "clean
up" the ship, when arrested.
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DIRECT ELECTION
In NEW YORK
(By United Press Leased Wire. J

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 14.-By
a vote of 12S to four, the state
assembly passed today the con-
stitutional amendment providing
the submission to the voters of
the state of legislation for the
direct election of United States
senator's. The measure now goes
to the senate and its passage by
that body is assured.