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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-11
CLERKS Catch
15.YEAR THIEF

Caught in the act of attempting
to steal a small pocket compass
from the Kimball gun store late
yesterday afternoon, 1t is alleged,
George Burnett, age Is, son of
John Burnett, 1910 NJ street, was
held by clerks and turned over
to the police. Young Burnett was
later given into the custody of
Juvenile Officer Jurisch and sent
to the Juvenile detention home.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, April O.
Attorneys for beautiful Rose
Steinberger have filed suit on her
behalf for $4,000 damages
against Walter p. Butler, 81, son
of a rich contractor and builder.
The complaint relates that at
various times between July 26,
1912, and Feb. IA, 1914, Butler
promised to marry Rose Stein
berger, and that the wedding had
been arranged to take place at
the st. Paul cathedral on the lat
ter date.
Miss Steinberger was at one
time a shop girl. She is noted
for her beauty. 1t is said that
Buffers family knew of the
friendship of the young people
and endeavored to prevent their
marrying.
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BOY BUILDS
KING RACER

DETROIT, April H. Un-
known to any but the closest
friends Of the King Motor COM
pany. work has been going on
since the first of last January,
which when contaminated will
place this company in the auto
mobile racing field through the
use of one of its cars by Arthur
Klein of youngstown, Ohio. Mr..
Klein has been working upon the
car at the King factory in De-
troit. Both the car and the
driver are a surprise, for Mr..
Klein is young man barely over
twenty. He has made a name for
himself as a driver of skill, but
not in the great 500-mile contest
for which he has now entered.
He was q participant In the races
at the opening of the Indianapo-
lis speedway and later toured
through the South with Joe Daw-
son, the 1912 winner of the race.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-11
OVERLAND UNDERGOES A
UNIQUE TEST AT FAIR

The Minot Auto company, dis
tributors of Overland cars in
Minot, North Dakota, and vicin-
ity, hit on an interesting method
of demonstrating the worth of
their product at the Mid-Winter
fair held recently in the western
city. This was a nonstop run in
which the motor of a model 79
Overland car, which was started
on the day the fair opened, was
not allowed to stop during the
129 hours, or six days. the fair
was In progress. One of the con-
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ditions OF the run was that no ad-
justments or repairs were to be
made and the motor came through
with colors flying.
Not a single tool was laid on
the engine during the entire run
and records made in other ways
were remarkable. Only eight pints
of lubricating oil was necessary
to keep the machine not only in
perfect running order, but under
high speed, and less than a glass
of water was evaporated from
the radiator in keeping the motor
cool
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-11
COUNT RIES MAY
LAND MARINES

WASHINGTON, d. c., April IL
Chatting under restrictions i'm.
posed by Admiral Mayo, Ameri'
can, on the foreign warships
commanders at Tampico, the Brit
ish and German admirals are re.
ported here as threatening to land
marines in face of all objections
unless the destruction of their ma.
tons property on shore ceases.
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STOLE SAVINGS
OF BOOIBIACK

Arrested yesterday and held on
suspicion" Jim O'Malley, To-
cal boxer, is charged by the police
with having broken into the boot
black stand of Nicholas Angela,
1912 Pacific avenue, Thursday
night and stolen $3.50. Several
witnesses to the burglary have
been found, the police say.
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new SCHOOL
DEDICATED

The new Lake City schol
building was dedicated informally
last night with an entertaining
program given before 200 patrons
OF the school district. The new
school is built on most modern
plans, lighted with gas. and Is
equipped with a large auditorium.
gymnasium, manual training de-
partment. shower baths and do
nestle science department. The
directors of the school are w. f..
Morris, Alice b. Woodwork and
Andrew Lowe. Miss Isabel Pratt
10 principal.
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TWO-PLATOON IS
PROVEN FAILURE

Commissioner Robert Farley of
Spokane says the two-platoob
system for firemen is a failure In
point of giving greater efficiency
to the department and decreasing
insurance rates and he will have
the city council submit the mat
ter to the people to repeal the
provision.
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TWO MILLIONS
IN TREASURY

Taking In a total of s2.02S,-
966.9S in the month of March for
taxes, alone, County Treasurer
Carr reported today that his Of
flee had balance on hand April
1 of s1,370,7S6.45. The tax col
lection for March was greater
than 1t has ever been before in
the history of the office.
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Observe Feast
Of Passover

The Feast of the Passover, call
ed Pesach, will be observed In all
Jewish homes of Tacoma for a
week, beginning yesterday. II
is the Oldest observance on the
Jewish calendar. dating bscss
1890 years.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-THE
congress Of surgeons announces
that hope for cure of cancer by
radium is futile as less than one
per cent of cases yield to the ra-
dunn cure.
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FINDS AUTOMOBILE

An abandoned automobile
standing in the ditch at Whisky
HILL" on the Puyallup road, was
reported to the police today by
John Bartlett, 1919 1-2 C street
The license number is 17777.
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R. 4. B. YOUNG WILL
SUPPORT ATKINS

r. A. B. Young, who ran ninth
In the councilmanic race at the
primary has come out for Charles
ID. Atkins. Young yesterday de-
clared his intention of supporting
Atkins in the coming race. At
kins' vote at the primary was
1863 and Young 1893.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., April II.
The senate and house sub-com-
mittees were in conference with
one another today relative to the
rural credit bill which is to be
submitted to the country" for
criticism and suggested amend
ments.
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WORK ON HIGHWAY

AURORA, ILL.,. April 11.-Gov-
ernor Dunno and hundreds of
prominent citizens will take pick
and shovel and work on the state
highway on the first Good
Roads" day.
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You'll II Find
= 1T Here I.

Seattle has organized reap
portionment league to boost the
idea throughout the state to give
King county greater representa-
tion.
State fund has reduced the
overdraft from $1,000,000 to
$4,000 since taxes have come in.
Charles Myers of North Yaki-
ma was afraid of being killed 80
he committed suicide.
In a schoolboy fight William
Chandler Of Elma was beaten on
the head with stone by Andrew
Johnson, aged IL, and killed.
Open tomorrow from & to 4, 3
to 1880. Duenwald's, 313 18th.
Advertisement"
Mrs. II. s. Rand of North Yak
ina, while attending grand opera
at Seattle had n 200 diamond
ring stolen from her hotel.
Many business associates of the
late p. C.. Kaufman attended his
funeral Friday.
Perfectly fitted grasses, $3.50
ND. pfaff, Graduate Optician, 1f47
c st. Advertisement.
There promise to be a lively
row on at the Railway Mems Re-
publican club tonight when the
matter of endorsing candidates
comes up.
One hundred school pupils as
sisted in a celebration of Arbor
day at Steilacoom.
II you want something new in
floral baskets and vases for East
err, call at Him., Florist, So. 18th
and X st. Advertisement"
Milk Inspector DR.. Calkins has
rendered his resignation to the
mayor and he will move to Ellens-
burg to engage in the practice of
his profession. He will serve out
the present term, as the mayor
will leave the place vacant for the
new mayor to fill.
Artistic decorations. Watson's.
Advertisement
New Movement league officials
say the league will quit business
after this election.
Meat prices in Manila have ris-
en- 100 per cent within a year.
Radium water as a medicinal
beverage has been introduced in
Holland.
Every time carp breathes it
moves 1886 bones and muscles;
its veins number 1929.
A plant to extract nitrogen
from the air for fertilization pur-
poses is being built in Iceland.
Electric burglar alarms sur
round the treasury at Washington
and are tested every fifteen min
utes, day and night.
Most of the familiar licorice
root comes from Syria. 1t is
gathered and piled into great
stacks, where it remains until it
is thoroughly dry.
Astronomers have figured that
the sun loses in its mass guam
THY equal to the volume of the
earth every thirty million years.
Russia's population is increas-
ing at the rate of 100000 year.
it is said. 1t now stands at about
forty-seven millions.
The Garment Workers Union
will give their annual ball next
Tuesday night in Masoni ctemple.
Music will be furnished by st.
Jeans orchestra.
The board of the Tacoma Day
Nursery, Inc, will hold an i'm
portant meeting Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the Y. NJ. c. A.
SHE'S ANTI-SUFFRAGE.
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The board of the Tacoma Day
Nursery, Inc, will hold an i'm
portant meeting Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the Y. NJ. c. A.
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SHE'S ANTI-SUFFRAGE.

NEW HAVEN, April 11.-Mrs.
William Howard Taft has Joined
a local anti-woman suffrage club.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April H.
Five Persian rugs valued at $685.
400, were stolen early this morn
ing from the home of Benjamin
Kaisly. One of the rugs was said
to have been owned by Sultan
SULLIVAN of Turkey in the 10th
century, and was valued at $685.
600 alone.
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"Swap" ads, Is words 8 times
Is cents. See Want Ad page. "s
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"Swap" ads, is words 3 times
Is cents. See Want nd page. +'
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ISN'T IT ODD?

The federal grand jury finished
its sessions here and adjourned
this morning for the term, after
turning in two secret indictments.
1t returned only eight indict-
ments all told at this session.
After the second trial of the
case in federal court, o. Tweeten
lost his suit for $4,000 against
the T. r. & p. Friday afternoon,
the jury bringing in a verdict for
the defendant.
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The Garment Workers Union
will give their annual ball next
Tuesday night in Masoni ctemple.
Music will be furnished by st.
Jeans orchestra.
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II you want something new in
floral baskets and vases for East
err, call at HIM, Florist, SO. 18th
and X st. Advertisement"
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One hundred school pupils as
sisted in a celebration of Arbor
day at Steilacoom.
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Russia's population is increas-
ing at the rate of 100000 a year,
it is said. 1t now stands at about
forty-seven millions.
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Milk Inspector DR.. Calkins has
rendered his resignation to the
mayor and he will move to Ellens-
burg to engage in the practice of
his profession. He will serve out
the present term, as the mayor
will leave the place vacant for the
new mayor to fill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-16
Toned Up Whole System.

chamberlain Tablets have done
more for me than ever dared hone
for" writes Mrs. Esther Mae Baker.
Spencerport. n. Y. Il used several
bottles of these tablets a few months
ago. They not only cured me o.
bilious attacks, sick headaches and
that tired feeling. hut toned I'D my
whole system. For sale by all
dealers.-Adst.
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Associate Membership.

All those who wish 10 become as
sociate members of the Fortnightly
Musical club, please telephone Mrs,
c. S. Bourque, secretary, or Miss
Emma Lansden, president. 1929
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prnpram for Social

The following program will be
given at the Dime social to be given
in the basement annex Of the Pres
byterian church, this eining:
Violin solo, Miss Eesta Wood.
Song, Miss ElizahetE Taylor.
Violin solo. Miss Mary Ian gan.
Song, Mr.. Kyle Emf.
Songs, Miss Mary Frances Wend-
ling.
Reading, Mrs. O. p. Applegate.
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Cheerful Workers.

The Cheerful Workers OF the
Cairo Baptist church will ncld the
regular meeting this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. David Johns, 321d
Sycamore street.
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The Elks Dance

The members of the Elks club
entertained with delightfully."- IN
formal dance at their club house
last evening. Lynch's orchestra
furnished music for this enjoyable
occasion.
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CALVARY Rantist Aid.

The meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Calvary Baptist church
will be held this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs Charles Corzine,
319 Division street.
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Christian Aid.

Tho Ladies' Aid society Of the
Christian church will be entertain
cd with a social melting at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Anise Hastings 3015
Washington avenue this afternoon.
A large attendance is desired.
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Wnman's ffinld

The Woman's Guild of the Church
of the Redeemer will mot this after
noon in the guild rooms of the par
fish house at the usual hour.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank VoltiDe. IS, and Fannie
Clark. 81. both of Future City.
Amos NJ. GlascO, 35, of Alto Pass,
and Lizzie r. Davis, 43, of Anna.
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Reading. Mrs, 0. P. AppIegate.
Smelling Bee.

Spelling Bee.
There will be an old time spell
ing Bee" at the Calvary Baptist
church tonight at = o'clock. The
old time Blue Back spelling book
will be used. A general good time
Is anticipated and everybody is cor
daily invited and welcomed. No
admission fee will be charged. The
-Till be awarded a de-
<ahe.
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Lutheran Aid SncietY

The Ladies' Aid society OF the I'm
manuel Lutheran church will meet
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
f. l.. We'll. 21G6 Walnut street.
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IReaI Estate Transfers

Charley Parker and wife to w
II. Parker. warranty deed, Oct. Is,
1914, lot 10. block 5, Cassie Bar
nard addition to town of Sandusky.
Consideration $3.50.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Furnishod rooms for
light housekeeping with light and
bath Apply St9 Walnut. 1922
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Aeolian Agent Here.

Here this week. Expert with
Aeolian Co. Tuning, Regulation and
Player work. Call w. w. Holley.
Colonial Hotel. 1920
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-16

Ray Loyal Of Paducah, has ac-
eepted n position rs chief clerk ut
the Colonial hotel.
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afternoon.
Homer l.. Wright, of Unity, Pre-
! gresiye candidate for the office {
county clerk. vas In the city We:
terday locking after his political in
tcrcst.
F. NJ. Riggle of Unity. was trans
acting business in Cairo yesterday
A. NJ. Kirkland, u. D., OF Edo
I rado, Ill. will deliver Il lecture a
Calvary Baptist church at II o'clocI
a. NJ, Sunday, Oct. IS.
Mr.. and ldrs. Al Myers rcturne;
yesterday from a visit OF severa
weeks at st. Louis, Mo-, arC Ed
wardsville, Ill.
Mrs. Jean King Leighton arrived
from Chicago yesterday morning
and is the guest of Mrs. j. j. Rem.
dleman for several days.
Miss Mildred Emf has returned
from visit in st. Louis. Her sis.
ter Mrs, Leslie Roche AMI little
daughter Margaret Catherine re-
manned for longer visit.
William Boyd Of Fulton, Ky, Is
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. f l..
Harp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Solomon and
Mrs. Dora Herke who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Solo
mon have returned to their home
in st. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. F. Vending was calle,!
to Chicago Wednesday on account
Of the illness of her sister Mrs. L.
z. Hershey.
Mrs, w. n. Hosmer who has been
the guest of her son Il. l.. liosmer
and Mrs. Hosmer, left yesterday for
her home in Chicago.
Rev. Father Bernard who haa
tcen the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Allen of Twenty-scveRth street,
left last night for ST. Louis.
Mrs. lobe Adams has returned
from Charlottesville. Va, where she
las been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. II. Gilbert.
Miss Alice Goldsmith of Tween
tieth street, has returned from a
visit with friends at Sikeston, Mo
Miles Morgan Of Chicago, is tho
guest of his brother Glendale Nor.
gan.
Mrs, H. E. Hunter of New Mad
lid, Mo, Is the guest of Mrs. c. c.
Terrell and family.
Mr. ana Mrs. F.. r. Fry who have
been the guests Of Mrs. r. w. Aydt
and family Of Pine street. returned
yesterday to their home in Dahlgren.
Ill.
NJ +, HagIor Of Chicago, arrived
yesterday for a visit of two weeks
with Dick Roberts.
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PRESBYTERIAN Aid.

| There will be a business meeting
OF the Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church III the church
this afternoon to complete prepara-
sions for the social TO be given
this evning.
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First of the scasCn-Miss Halli-
days Home Made Candies just re-
cciyed at Herman S, Schuh's. 1917
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100 LATE TO CLASSIFY

Now is the time TO recove; yom
house as shingles are cheaper thai
ever known before in Cairo Soc
Lanean for prices.
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First of the season-Miss Halli-
days Home Made Candies just re-
ceived at Herman c. Schuh's.
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NJ. ID. Dennis of Chicago. is the
guest of his brother A. Z. Dennis OF
Eighth street.
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Among the out of town shoppers
here yesterday were Miss Mable
Clayton. Mrs. Jackson Boardman of
Sikeston. Miss Bertha Henderson Of
Columbus and Mrs. j. r. IIolcomb
of Dexter. No.
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WEATHER.

Illinois and Kentucky-Cloudy;
probably showers Friday; Saturday
fair.
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There ia News IN the Advertising
columns, News that viii save you
money.
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ladies' Circle.

The Ladies Circle of the First
Methodist church will meet this
afternoon at the homo of Mrs. FL
mer Harris. 40 Tenth street.
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James Ince Of Eighth street. is
spending several weeks visiting in
st. Louis. Chicago and Detroit.
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IL yon want to Buy-Read the Ad
vertisements.
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Ray Boyd Of 2l6 Eleventh street
who recently underwent an opera.
ton at 81. Mary's Inirwary is do
Ing nicely
CHARLES Thilipy arrived yesterday
from Philipy, Tenn, Tor Il visit with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles philipy and
daughter Mrs John Clifford will
visit at Hodges Park today.
Oscar Phelps, the dairyman, left
yesterday fer Goloonda where he
will remain a faw days then so tC
st. Louis for a short visit with rela
tives.
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PERSONALS.

VIII Wagner Of Villa Ridge, was
a business caller in Cairo Yesterday
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-16

Leo Kaufman left yesterday fo-
sojourn in Hot Springs. ARK.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-16

Homer l.. Wright, of Unity, Pro,
gresiye candidate for the office OF
county clerk, vas In the city yes.
terday locking after his political in
tcrest.
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Mrs. Peter Lind. Jr was removed
to st. Mary's infrmary last evening
where she will probably undergo an
operation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-16

Marcus PaumOt OF st Louis, for
merly of this city, is spending 2
few days here Mr.. Baumoet will
be remembered by his friends as
having been connected with the A.
Roth Shoe company which occupied
the building in which q. McManue
Jr., has his store He is guest
at The Halliday.
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F. NJ. Riggle of Unity. was trans
acting business in Cairo yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

U. S. MARINES DUE TO ARRIVE
AT "BLACK REPUBLIC" TODAY
Washington, Dot. 30.-Nine hun
bred American, marines were due to
arrive today on board the transport
Hancock at Port au Prince, Hayti,
rushed there bynews of new develop
ments in the revolution in the BLACK
republic" Their hasty dispatch from
Santo Domingo was sought by the
state department when adVices were
received that the insurgent general,
DaYilmar Theodore, had ousted and
forced abdication of President
ZamOr. 81.
Officials were not surprised at the
news of the overthrow of the ZamOr
government. The revolution which
he began a couple of months ago has
been simmeTing after sharp clash
recently, which caused this govern
ment to threaten to intervene with
armed forces.
A detachment of marines from the
cruiser Tacoma is now guarding the
United States officials at Port au
Prince. The Tacoma is lying in the
haTbor with her guns trained on the
town.
The battleship Nebraska is also
rushing at high speed today from
Vera Cruz to Port au Prince, under
orders given late yesterday when the
revolution situation became more
threatening.
Officials said today that the ma.
rines on the Hancock and Nebraska
would probably not be landed if
Theodore's occupation of Port au
Prince is peaceful. They will be held
on board their respective vessels until
developments.
-O-O
SHE WOUL DN'T SHOW HER KNEE
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SHE WOULDN'T SHOW HER KNEE
BUT SHE WON THE SUIT
Washington, Oct. 20s-Although
she held OUT on a jury and refused
to show her knee, the bone of con-
tention in a personal injury suit
against a street railway company,
Miss Loretta NJ Lanahan today had
a $4,000 verdict in her favor. Jury
men wanted a peek at her knee,
which the defense commended was not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

ANOTHER BLOW FOR HlPPAcH
Howard Hippach, son of Louis Hip
pach of Tyler & Hippach, plate glass
makers, was crushed to death yester-
day when his auto turned turtle near
Lake Geneva.
The boy, who is 10 years old, was
driving alone on a road near the
Wisconsin town when the car skid
ded in the mud, slid over the road
edge and rolled down into a ditch.
Hippach lost his other two sons in
the ,IrOquois fire and his wife and
two girls had narrow escapes in the
Titanic disaster.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

WOu uGE sui.
MARGARET HALEY DISCUSSES
COAL TRUST IN POLITICS
The coal trust in politics was dis
cussed by Margaret Haley at the
Stewart school, Kenmore and Wilson
avs, yesterday. 1t was a special meet
of North Side members of the Chi
cago Teachers Federation. Miss
Haley said:
UNLESS the voters take away con-
troll of the board of review from the
coal company that has dominated it
16 years, there will be little chance
for more tax money out of which to
make a better school system.
''Towner K. Webster is one can
didate for the board of review we are
sure is not a coal man. We know he
will not throw the tax Office open
for deals with loop skyscrapeTs to
have low taxes in exchange for coal
contracts.
''Mr. Webster is president of the
Webster Manufacturing Co. He was
chosen in 1908 as the umpire of the
board that arbitTated the dispute be-
tween the newspaper publishers and
the printers union. No man in tho
United States has been more in IL }
lead for wOrkmen's COmpensatiCI
laws" e.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-10-02

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