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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
'HUSBANDHELD
FOR THREATS

Tried for threatening the life
of his wife and child at their
home, FOL South e street, Harry
l.. Crawford, an employe at the
Milwaukee shops, was sent to Jail
by Justice Graham Friday until
he furnishes peace bond of
$1,000.
His 7-year-old daughter was the
states witness who gave the chief
evidence against her father. She
told of threats she said he made
against her and her mother last
Saturday night, and declared she
was afraid of her father.
While divorce suit was pend
ing against him, Crawford was ar
rested the first time, in November
and placed under a peace bond of
500.
At that time he had disguised
himself as an old man, putting on
false hair, whiskers and mustache,
in an effort to get evidence
against his wife in the divorce
case.
When arrested by city detec-
tives loaded gun was found on
him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
A Teachers View
EDITOR THE TIM ES:

EDITOR THE TINES:
If parents wish to assist teach
ers they should teach the child
obedience at home.
The teacher has 40 other prob
lens as absorbing and as mo-
mentous as those of the parents.
Teachers are human. If parents de-
sire the teachers good will and in
terest in their children they should
not poster her with notes and add
to her burdens through activities
planned by a parent-teacher asso-
citation, which is mostly fond
mamma and mighty little teach
er. FORMER TEACHER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
Writes to Wilson

EDITOR THE TINES:
| read the account of those two
boys in New York who were cleo
trocised last week, and | would
like to know what is the differ
ence between the boy who took
life in a fit of anger and the
person who takes the boys life.
Don't you think when that great
day comes, when the great and
small are judged, that those men
will be called to account for those
two boys lives? Jesus said:
Thou shalt not kill" He gave
us this life and he did not mean
for anyone to take it away from
us. l am writing to President
Wilson asking him not to pollute
our state by executing Edward
Mayberry at Spokane.
ETHEL DILL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
Favors Swiss Plan

EDITOR THE TINES:
The Swiss system, or some 9TH
err equally good plan, perhaps
taken from the German system of
military training, should be taught
in our schools throughout the
land, for the purpose of making
our youths physically strong, as
evidenced by the samples of Ger
man and Austrian young men in
our midst who have had military
training.
This training should begin at
once, not merely to make of our
boys and men soldiers for defense
of their country against invasion,
but for their health's sake and
their morals.
Statistics prove to us that tuber-
culosis is gaining on us, which is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
MEETING ON CIVIL
SERVICE PUT OVER

A Joint meeting of The city
council and civil service board,
scheduled to be held Friday morn
Ing for the purpose of hearing
charges against Examiner Ellis
worth and attempting to rear
range the civil service system, was
postponed until Tuesday afternoon
because DR.. Cove OF the civil serv-
Ice board, who was performing an
operation, could not attend,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
Prosecutor
Wipes Slate

The prosecuting attorneys Of
flee wiped the slate clean Friday
for the new year by dismissing
half a dozen criminal cases. They
were dropped from the books
either through lack of evidence
or because the complaining wit
nesses failed to prosecute.
The cases we're those against
Elrie Wilson of Puyallup, charged
with grand larceny; Richard Glib
ben, charged with throwing lime
In a boys eye; w. G. Lorenz,
transferred to the juvenile court;
Cyril A. Brewer, charged with
grand larceny; Harold Ault.
charged with stealing from a local
theater; Horton Davis, held for
Failure to provide for his family.
Rnd Arthur JJenson, charged with
btealing property of guests at the
Tacoma hotel.
In the Gibben case Il was found
Fhe wrong man had been accused.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
PLANS STREET

City Engineer Nicholson began
Friday survey for the proposed
new street on the tideflats, TO ex-
tend from the east end of the o..
& WIS 18th street bridge, to st.
Paul avenue.
This roadway will give the fire
department direct access by way
of 9Th street to the St. Paul mill,
Carstens packing plant, Standard
Oil headquarters, and other prop
critics on the flats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
Thinking Naught of Fire Risk,
Boys Lock 200 Persons In Church

While 200 persons were enjoy
ing a Christmas tree celebration
I'm the Emanuel Lutheran church,
North 48th and Stevens streets,
Thursday night, group of mis-
chievOus boys barricaded the
doors with pIanks and then de-
manded all the ice cream and
cake as payment for release of
the prisoners.
One OF the young men in the
church escaped through a window
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-An I'M
dersized. pale-faced Oliver Twist
in dresses, only IA years of age,
is held at the Childreu's society
to be star witness against a wom-
an "Fagin," who, police charge,
taught the child to steal.
Gertrude Hilton, the Oliver
Twist of reality, has confessed, the
police say, to robbery of $1,000
from Capt. Richard Verbugge of
the Netherlands army, the greater
part of which she is said to have
turned over to her "Fagin," Ruth
Howard. "a, a cabaret dancer.
The child said. according to the
police, she was introduced to Miss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29

and notified police headquarters.
Seven youngsters were caught by
the police and taken to the city
hall.
"If a fire had started from that
Christmas tree while the doors
were barricaded, a terrible calam-
ity might have occurred" said
Capt. Strickland Friday. 1.-THE
boys will be harshly dealt with"
The seven youths range in age
from 10 to 10 years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
IS
ASTONISHED!
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(Unfted Press Leased WIre.)
BUBNOS AIRES, Dec. 29-Gen-
eral establishment was aroused
here today over news that the u.
s. is considering adoption of a
military service plan based on that
in force in Argentine.
The public establishment is bas-
ed on the bitter criticisms which
have been levelled at operation
of the plan in this republic.
One typical editorial today wag-
cred that less than one per cent
of American citizens understand
the system-"otherwise," it con-
tinued, they would not want its
favoritism in conscriptions, due
to influence or neatly placed tips
"a situation bound to occur in
such system"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29

awards and all ribbons will be on
the coops by tonight.
Fred A. Johnson won the prem
ium for the largest and best dis
play In the show. This is five
years hand running that Mr.. John
son has won this big premium.
The Tacoma Poultry associa-
ton banquet will take place at the
Tacoma hotel at 7 o'clock this ev-
ening. The Washington State
Breeders association met at 3
p. m. to recommend legislation on
the question of storage eggs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29

cross and saucy and talked back
to her when kindness was the best
thing to give. / am married now
and have three children and how
often l wish | had a mother to go
to. You can't believe how heart
sore | feel sometimes when | see
young people walking the streets,
their mothers with them. Young
people may save many heartache
in the future by showing respect
and love for their parents.
MEMORIES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29

almost as bad as another kind of
invasion, and 1t behooves those in
control of the welfare OF the
school children OF the country to
talk and write less and act soon
in their behalf in practical ways.
Let this be our motive for mill
tary training and gymnasium
work. To build up the youth into
powerful men, physically as we'll
as morally. A nationwide cam
paign should be begun with this
object in view.
CORA MAWHINNEY,
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EDITOR THE TIMES:

EDITOR THE TIMES:
Moral suasion with men in the
liquor business. whether it be a
wholesaler in California or boot
logger here, is q mere joke. They
are in it to make money and they
are making it. 1t Is nothing to
them they are damning the pres
ent race and the races yet unborn.
They are still cave men.
WILL K. REEME.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
HUNGARY GAY:
FORGETS WAR
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BUDAPEST, via Berlin, Dec. 20.
Hungary is in gala array for
the coronation of Kaiser Karl as
emperor of Hungary. An enthu-
siastic reception was accorded the
young ruler and his wife yester-
day. Crowds massed in the streets
from the railroad station to the
palace gave the couple a continu-
Gus ovation. The city is gaily
decorated with flags.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
$4,000 Pink
Slips Issued

County Bartender Doten esti-
mated Friday that more than 65,-
900 booze permits will have been
issued in Pierce county when the
first year OF prohibition ends.
The year has closed with 9 rec
ord rush for the pink slips. for
the holiday season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29

Howard by a man she met in an
, elevated train.
"She took me out and intro
duced me to men," the police say
she told them, land taught me to
rob them, although | only robbed
one."
But, like Oliver Twist, little
Gertrude did not want to steal
She held back part of her gains
and police say she put money in a
savings bank.
The arrest of the cabaret dane
er was made by Capt. Verbugge
himself, after he said he noticed
her pass a roll of bills to Ger
trude, and the little girl jumped
from the automobile in which they
were riding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
Hips Come Back
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rnited Press Leased wirel
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Hips, in
the discard for several seasons,
are coming In. Miss Dorothy
Gerard, a buyer, arriving from
Paris, brought word Of the return
OF the hips and tight skirts 20 no
one will doubt their. presence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29

The Times welcomes letters from its readers,
and will print as many as possible that deal with
questions of interest to other readers.
1t will not print any letter that appears to
carry personal malice toward anybody
We ask that the letters be kept as brief and as
much to the point as possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
FINE FOR RHE UMAT|SI
llusterOle Lo0sens Up III
Stiff JOints-Drives Out Pal

You'll know why thousands
Musterole once you experience
glad relief 1t gives.
Get a jar at once from the ne
est drug store. 1t is a Gle
white ointment, made with the
Of mustard. Better than a m
tard plaster and does not bills
Brings ease and comfort Will,
= being rubbed on!
Musterole Is recommended
many doctors and nurses. !
lions Of jars are used annually
bronchitis, Group, stiff neck, a!
ma, neuralgia, congestion. pie
1sy. rheumatism, lumbago, pa
And aches of the back or joi
sprains. sore muscles, brui
chilblains, frosted feet, colds
the chest cit often prevents pr
1nonia).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
SURVIVORS OF
WRECKARRIVE
UNITED Press Leased Wire. F.,

NthHeu Trese Lehseu Wire.D
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-One
hundred and twenty-six women
and children, survivors of the
Russian American steamship
Hurst, which struck a mine off
the Scottish coast November 20
and was abandoned, were brought
here today by the Red Star liner
Lapland.
One woman passenger and two
sailors were drowned while pas
sengers were taking to the open
boats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
MEN CONFESS
BRUTAL CRIME

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. %, -
John Long and Henry Waller,
white men, arrested near Minden,
today confessed to the murder of
John Reeves, his wife and three
young sons In Reeves home nine
miles north of that place, Christ
mas day, Sheriff Hughes announc-
ed this afternoon.
Two of three negroes, arrested
shortly after the murder, also
have confessed, the sheriff said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
METHODISTS
JOIN FORCES
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BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 90
Effective work on the plan of
corporate union of the two Meth
odist Episcopal churches began
today when the two committees
on union met here for formal or
ganization into a joint commits
sion.
All the sessions will be execu-
tive and secret, even representa-
tives of church papers will be ex-
cluded. The conference is ex-
pected to continue into next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
Boycott Wrong
EDITOR THE TINES:

EDITOR THE TINES:
Boycotting eggs by refusing 10
use them is all wrong, because by
SO doing the consumer Furnishes
the innocent producer more than
those who are guilty. Boycott the
speculator. Let him keep his stock
until he goes broke. Buy direct
from the producer. Get farm
to-table list from the postmaster.
Then you can be sure of not get
thing storage eggs.
POULTRYMAN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
TAKE 1,400 SL.AVS,
Is MACHINE GUNS

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BERLIN, via Sayville wireless,
Dec. 29.-Capture of 1,400 Rus
sian and Rumanian prisoners, 1S
machine guns and three cannon
on the Transylvanian front was
announced in the German official
statement today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
Plea for Mothers

EDITOR THE TINES:
| would like to tell the boys and
girls to show respect toward their
parents, especially to their mother.
My mother died when was &C.
| remember many a time | was
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MAY GO BACK

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20.
London reports that the British
foreign office Is considering re-
placing Ambassador Sir Cecil
Spring-Rice here, caused little sur
prise here today. The British
ambassador has not been in good
health and 1t Is an open secret
that he has been outplaye in the
matter of publicity by N IN
Ambassador Bernstorff. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
POULTRYMEl
ARE MEETIG

Friday and Saturday will The
last days of the poultry she at
15th and Pacific avenue.
Judges Luce and Breed We
finished their work of placinhe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
END OF BOPP
CASE COMING

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20. =
The defense in the trial og Ger
man Consul Bopp and associates
on charge of neutrality violation
will conclude presentation of its
testimony next Tuesday, Chief
Counsel Roche announced today.
1t is believed that two days will
be required for argument and that
the case will be in the hands of
the jury by Thursday night.
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TURN no THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE 2 FOR
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEWN.
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T.
Potter c. Sullivan member of the Tacoma bar 20
born in DeSoto Nebraska, II, 1859.
tanned his education there Dallas
He admitted to the bar in Lafayette In 1888
he opened law office in Colfax, Wash
He came to Tacoma in 1888 and in 1889 became United
States attorney which office he held three again
to
He for years a member the firm of Crowley
Sullivan Grosscup later partnership
Christian.
He is member of the Pierce County association,
Washington State Bar association, Eks Commercial club
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TURN 10 TIN CLASSIFIED
WANT AIS ON PAGE 7 FOR
suIz& SEE rz0R SEVEN.
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Two Days More
Frida. J Read and
and Save 500
Saturay Now
Start thYear 1917 With a Piano
In Your Home.

Here a. some pianos that ordin-
arily yoKould expect to pay $500
or $500 r-you can purchase this
week foralf this price and on your
own terL-take two, yes, three
years tin IL you wish.
Now WILD be the time for some
shrewd yer who wants the best
and yet lshes to save to secure a
player. have only one CHECKER
ing play-piano left, one Eilers
player-pio and one Marshall &
Wendell ayer-piano. one Knabe,
one SteiIay, one Smith az Barnes,
three LeTs, one Bush & Lane, two
Eilers, bdes a number of pianos
we have ken In exchange from
wealthy. mes as part payment on
Chickerin grands, Kimball grands
and playpianos. We are so de-
sirous of ling all of these pianos
in the neQay or two that we have
forgotten about their real value
in pricinGhem.
We posrely will not ship dupli-
Gates at tie prices it Is only the
pianos hethat will be ss,d at these
prices. Aare guaranteed; besides,
each purcser has the famous one
year free tal agreement of Eilers.
Rememl Saturday night ends 1t,
as this tporary store positively
closes and rented to another con-
cern.
Temporarocation, 934 Pacific Ave.
Opite 10th Street.
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$3.50 81.
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ibr fafi Bednsfsissnb. Wenn man IL
bie Nabe bes 9aufes sslanste, no II
elmer sefdiibten 8auts bic beioer
Mamisllen bel einem Winbliht iabsn
fam es ibr tmmer ppr, als perlais'
fame ibr Sobn feiw S9ritte unb alS
ipenbe fid iein Ropf elm ipsnis mad
Der Ri4tuns.
Seit er iie gefrast, Of Der Batter ben
glamen ~tolIer Webbsrn" gu Reai
setrasen unb fie ibren erssbnisloier
geiud Bel Der 6einsfettsr gemaht,
mar es ipie eine S1ipiil. In ibr uno
Inn Fe Der. Gin gmpfinben, ais
miife iicb etipas ereisnen. Die game
9armIoiisteit, nit Der iis bergeioms
men, mar perfhtpunben unb ibrsr
Greube Elm Ddmpfsr oufgeiebt.
rSit es Dir ni9t 5u It'll bier, lie6s
Wutter2" fraste er. sd babe jebt
meine brinsenbe Mrbeit. 9u icuteit
nun beine geiude in Der glu4bars
i9aft MAIDEN, aniprahe finben."
Dir pferbe unb Silfe nebmen9
gs bat nod 3eit."
Die Jrauen i'm SauIs ilnb and
iest angeipannt unb pcnig fir bib
Sur Seieai9afi su baber"
ral6, i'm Grnii, llIrith" fis Ders
iu9te Elm leiies 2u9en, sauf bic babe
i'd taum ie sere9net. Der sutea
Ssinefetter iiurte unb i6pahe Seiten
Tenn it ia lanae."
r5rGulein Cine"
Sa itanb iie nit eintm Rud nno
iab in iein G,eIi6t, bas Der Wonb be-
i6isn, unb nubts auf sinmal aIIes.
mas er nun iassn ipiirbe. Sic erriet
es nit Dem Snitinit Der Waatterlie6e
unb Der WutteriOrse. llnb aud er
las in ibren 3iisen uno bate nit
pIOBli6en Sriff ibre bsi0en 9dnbe in
ben isinen.
.gtutier, mir baben uns selobt,
DEB ME etlpds 3ml19en ms fpHlHen
iOate. Sest 1T bic 3eit, oab ss De-
pieien iperoen mub. Uiutter, 2ine
Grau Toa meine Jrau peroeu."
nlllri9." Der 5on mar in ieiren
3ittern eans Wiberitanb.
sd babe lie unenbIit Iisbgspons
men,"
rlllria!" Sic tonnts ibre eistaIt
eepouoenen Sdnbe ui4t aus ben ieis
nen befreien.
.Na6 es mir nidt f6rer. Gs ipirD
nitt anbers. Sd bate mir ielber
seiast, mas bu einpsri,1 iuirit un5
tannit. Gs bilft ni6ts, Rutter. SD
bin feii; i3 bin pisIIeitt in beinea
aussn pasbdIiis. giejn Batter bieb
akr Der tole Mebbern."
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bessemdbe gbe sefdlOFenl!" sic mar
beinab periu4t, es su fdreien.
nWias iein! 9ieGeitt au6 ni6t.
Dir ,0nnen ibn ni6i mebr fraeeH.
Gr bat bid sefunbsn.-
(5ortiesuus fOIst.)
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$3.50 81.
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er, 43 SUB on Der Oitisite Der gOle-
rain Gbe. in GummiHspiLs (Sieasr
81 81.
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Vlap aennins, As BEL IS Gub on Ter
Sitieite Der pleaiant Strabe an oey
ede Der Green Strabs (Sieuer $8)
$500.
patrid $. Rtaeone an Eran,
aumler, 90 Bel 124 i5ub an Der gDsits
ieite Der MoaeOne 2lpenue 81.
Walter gB. grppn an Bella s.
grOipn, 40 bsi 200 Jub on Der Siib.
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35 IN Storrs sopni5ip 81.
Intbonp 5etts an anna 3. Jstie.
30 BEL 166 Gub on ber Deitieite Der
Wlears apenus in gtoonbaIe (Steusr
$I 81.
gofinger unb Soptins an 8. Grant
Gang, Got 842 in 8OIinger unb !0ops
tins piertsr untsrabtbeiluns in gIms
ipoob. CSteuer 500 81.
aIbert geitinser an 4lice a.
Wtanb. 100 bsi 175 Iyub on Der Weii,
feite Der Sperloot 2tpenue auf price
9ia (Stsuer $3) 81.
Sefiie 9. Dieienbabn an Seara
@ieieHtnbn. 80 bel 120 s5ub an bsr
Weitieite Der GlOriba 9lDenue, i9l
CUB n0rbli9 Der Gbaie .alpenus (stsus
er 81 81.
Sofepb GiseI an Marp q. Deg, 60
bel 100 SUB an Der 1orbieits Der
Wine Strabe, Ids Sub oitlid Der
SefferfOn glDenue (Steuer 81 81.
DfdlQefp Tebel an 5rdHf pau, 30
bel 140 CUB on Der Siibfeits Der stes
niliportb Gpenue, bstdnnt aIs Got is
in Ginfpoob Realtp gompdnp's linz
terobtbsiluns (stsuer $1) 81.
6. 5. Wluns an 5rant q. Obsr.
meper, Got $50 in unterabibeiluns
~" in SatlsD puri. (Gteuer $1.50)
81.
Gbarles 5. glrrug all louis unb
ebparb 8urrus, 27 Sci 125 SUB an
Der Siibfeite Der Gdiiern gtbenue
(Steuer 81 81.
Wfamie 8lant on Catherine aoebs
Ter, Got % in 6. q. SO. Gbori,s line
terabtbeiluns in Setitan (Steuer 5oO
81.
Wiaiam 8unielmeitr II. q. an
5oispb SunsnidsI, rs Del 1o5 9yrb