The Tacoma Times from Tacoma, Washington • Page 7

Thursday, March 28,1912. i mm i is I For Real Estate I i fv 5907 Park Ay. Pine 7-room house on 2 lots, with convenience, 1. block to car -and stores. -Come out and make offer.

1003 Realty Bldg. I ftl ROOM HOUSE Price $3000; $100. down, $20 -monthly. This Is the biggest bar' gain in Tacoma today. $1000 has knocked off the former price.

Purchaser may raise all his garden truck.on the land, keep a cow and chickens and thus reduce his living expenses. The lots are all ready for spring planting, and the soil Is extremely rich. Price with two lots $2100. Walk.past today. N.

E. corner So. 47th and Alaska U.ij I TRUST CO, Pacific aye. I Tacoma Home Builders will finance and erect your home. Easy payments.

1003 Realty Bldg. i RANCH FOR SALE CHEAP 40 acres at White River valley, 20 acres under plow, about IS acres slashed and burned, go bearing fruit trees, house, barn and chicken house, nearly all bottom land: a snap. Inquire 1012 So. City. i For sale, 5 acres, bargain; crop all in; well equipped for thickens; new B-roora house; on old Puyallup car line, get off Pennsylvania ay.

For sale by owner, J. C. Huson. Nothing down and $18.50 a month for a while will buy a brand new house of rooms and bath complete, on 2 full lotslf purchased quickly. Fine place for children and only 15 minutes' ride from Federal Bldg.

Call. 1218 Fidelity Rldg. i 320-ACRE TRADE In Douglas county (Big Bend country) fine for stock and general farming, living water; 4-room house, all fenced, 90 acres broke. What have you to trade for it? We cijn exchange your property, any kind, any where, (live us a trial. SEE Ml UK FOH VALLEY LAND 204 Bankers Trust Bldg.

I Pacific Heights Home, $2400 Very easy terms, Six large nicely finished and tinted rooms with modern bath, concrete foundation and basement Attractive lots. Easy walking distance to railroads and tldeflats. (191) Real Bargain bungalow -and. 3 lots, 2 blocks from Pt. De' fiance car.

Rooms are large and the attto la big enough for 2 rooms. Porcelain bath, electric lights, etc. Worth all of $2,000 (107 A) LIND-KOEHLER CO. Provident Bldg. Main G524.

i FOR SALE OH TRADE 10-acre tract, Sumner, swell house, well, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, 40 fruit trees. Trade or sell. Inquire at 2318 No. SOth Old BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER 10, 15 and 20-acre tracts In the South Vaughn district; some improved and In bearing orchard, with house, barn, etc. Address Box X-3, care Times.

X' Model Ranch 8 acres good bottom land, all cleared and fenced, 40 bearing fruit trees, all kinds of lurries, good room house and furniture all large barn, 2 chicken houses, 2 wells, 80 chickens, 2 good cows. 1 heifer, all kinds of tools; place Is on main county road near car line. You can get all of this for only $2700; cash. (2-W) 2Y 2 Acres acres fine soil, 1 block from car line part cleared, good well and cistern; 3-room house, large chicken house; a dandy place for the money. Price $1050; one-third (2-H) Snap in North End A well built 4-room.

house, good wood shed and work shop; 2 level lota, good soil, some bearing fruit trees; right on Point car near smelter, marine view. Only $1050, cash. (2-S) Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance. E.

F. GREGORY Inc. 8. R. Webb.

E. F. Gregory. Second Floor National Realty Bids. 1117 Pacific ay.

ii --New 4-room house with attic, lot Box2oo, fenced, ready for garden, good soil, 10 bearing, fruit trees, wood shed and large hen house, water, 5 minutes to car line, 6c are. Price $760, small cash payment and $10 per month. H. ROBERT Owner. Natl.

Realty Bldg. You'll Enjoy Your Housework IV EITHER ONE OF THESE A brand new 6-room bungalow, containing living room with fire-5 lace, paneled dining room, buffet lichen. 2 nice bed rooms and bath, 40 ft. frontage. Price Is only $300 down, balance like rent.

A 6-room bungalow containing reception hall, living room, dining room, 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen, 2 full lots. Only $1600; $100 down, $20 per month. Qet one of these before It Is too late. HUTCHINSON 412-413 Berlin Bldg. Phone Main 858..

i Sacrifice Sales Will take trade for these places. 10 acres at Milton. 10 acres at Muck district, all stocked with cows, chickens, hogs 'and horse and farming tools acres near Auburn. Well Imi proved. places can be traded for.

'What have you in Tacoma? 0. N. JOHNS y. $17 California Pistol and Knife. Duel In Church (Ily United Leased Wire.) OAKLAND, March 28.

Exchanging a volley, of shots in the chapel of the 'First Congregational church here as a climax of a 13 years' feud, former Mayor Roland W. Snow of. Oakland and Adolph Goldman, ex-convict and former Oakland crockery t. merchant, are both dead here today, each by the other's hand. The gun play began after Goldman had slashed Snow severely with a razor.

Goldman was' shot in tho forehead and killed Instantly. Snow died at the Oakland receiving hospital early today. In 19 04 Goldman was sentenced to four years in. San Quentln for shooting and seriously wounding Snow. The tragedy occurred Just as the church members began to ascemble for prayer service.

The only witnesses were C. S. Lewis, janitor of the church, and 600 Militia Guard Rock Island (By United Press Leased Wire.) ROCK ISLAND, 111., March 28. With COO militiamen patrolling the city's streets. Rock Island Is quiet today after two days or political rioting, including one fatality, serious Injury to many, two of whom may die, and an attempt to.

assassinate Mayor Sen He ver. Roosevelt Will Not Bolt the Party mmmmmmm (By United Press Leased Wire.) ST. LOUIS, March 28. Flat denial of published charges that he intended to bolt the republican party should he fall to secure the presidential nomination at the Chicago convention, was made here today by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Through his prlv.

For Estate A Good Farm for Trade 270 acres, 140 under the plow; good house and barn, large orchard; 2 creeks run through the place. This Is all good land and lies fine. $2000 worth of stock and machinery goes with the place. K. It.

station on the farm. Prlco will take income property or well improved small farm to the amount of timo on tho balance. White Anderson 500 National Bank of Commerce RANCHES CHEAP 40 acres good shot clay. 15 acres creek bottom $25 per acre. acres, U-room house, fine bearing orchard, 2 wells, tools, chicken)), wagon; valley land, cheap, terms.

A 1 Mil 1114-15 National Realty Bldg. a II Who Wants This Kimball Piano for $200 i Priced by local Kimball representative at $475. Was purchased by owner, who has gone east, for $327. Tone is said by musicians who have seen It to better than the average Kimball piano. Case has no mars, in fact, the piano looks i and Bounds, as good as new.

1 When your children become more advanced students you may exchange the Kimball as part payment for one -of onr Hallet Davis pianos If you wish. Better For Monty 1115 jC Between, If Mrs. F. Cassldy. a member of the congregation.

Snow had taken a seat on the aisle in the rear of the chapel when suddenly Goldman who, It is said, had been employed as a detective to trail the former mayor, entered the church, taking a seat behind Snow. Goldman engaged Snow, in conversation and suddenly slashed Snow with a razor, almost severing the chin. Snow, fled up the aisle followed by a bullet' from Goldman's revolver. Lewis was endeavoring to get at Goldman Snow suddenly turned and came toward his antagonist, moaning and swaying, with his arms crossed in front of htm. Goldman fired two more shots and then Snow straightened up, whipped out a revolver and fired twice.

One bullet struck Goldman squarely in the forehead, killing him instantly. The other penetrated his lungs. All saloons remain closed. Six arrests have been made by the soldiers, lt Is feared that resentment against Mayor Schreiver, which is still running high, may cause renewed rioting at any time. Fresh fuel was added to the Indignation of the rioters by the mayor's action in calling on the governor for state troops.

i ate secretary, Colonel Roosevelt Issued the following statement: "Any statement to that effect is a fake, pure and simple. Any time I have anything to say on such a subject I will say it myself. Anything purporting to come from me, unless I say it myself, can be put down as a fake." Colonel Roosevelt arrived here from Chicago at 8 o'clock. He was met by a delegation headed by Governor Herbert S. Hadley and escorted to the Planter's hotel.

WASHINGTON. D. March 28 Col, Theodore Roosevelt's denial in St. Louis today that he intends to bolt the republican party many Roosevelt and Taft adherents here interpret Roosevelt's statement as meaning that the colonel will head a third party movement. Gilford Pinchot, former United States forester, and one of Colonel Roosevelt's staunchest supporters, said today: "Colonel Roosevelt believed Taft could be trusted to stand firm for the people, and accordingly supported him in 1908.

President Taft's record shows that Roosevelt was mistaken. "Should Roosevelt be grateful to President Taft because he abandoned tho Roosevelt policies and cast his lot with Senator Aldrich and the machine in Rhode Island, former Speaker Cannon and tbe machine In Illinois, Senator Penrose and the machine in Pennsylvania, Senator Guggenheim and the machine in Colorado, Cox of Cincinnati and the machine In Ohio, William F. Herrin and the Southern Pacific machine in California, and William H. Barnes and the machine in New York, everyone of whom are out for President Taft's re-nomination?" HELP MRS. EARLY.

The Early relief committee announces that the Ministerial Alliance appointed a delegation last Monday to work with them and help out Early and family. Ladles clubs have also agreed to help by selling tickets to the dance. The latest contributors- to the fund are W. McGuire and Robert C. Montgomery, with $5 There are buyers around look- i ing for Just the property you have for sale.

Find them through the real estate columns of the Times. 15 words 15c. Phone Main 12.. Office open until 9 p. I I I OPENS SOON You may have your and 1 lines but what about your eye glasses? y.

Will they; stand the rough work? Shur-On In- '7 vestigate. -y. 3 HAVES OPT. CO. 4th Floor Fidelity Bldg.

THE TACQMA TIMES. WITH BREAKING BACKS THE BREAKER BOYS TOIL AS TASKMASTER WAVES HIS OLUB OVER THEIR HEADS Ti.i- is a photograph of a child slavery "workshop" in a Pennsylvania anthracite coal mine. The ages of these boys range front 10 to 14. For nine hours a day they sit bent over flowing streams of hard coal, breaking large lumps and picking out the pieces of slate and other foreign material. While this photograph was being made none of the lads turned his head to watch tbe camera man, but then' you notice the bom and the boss' club, held in a manner which permits a free and liberal use.

These boys don't like to work in the mines; few have ever been tv school; probably not two of the many in this breaker room can read or write. The miners' union demands shorter hours fur-these Utile workers. i Rebels Bottle Federal Forces (By United Press Leased Wire.) EL PASO, Texas, March 28. Hemmed in at Corralltos, Mexico, by the main body of General Pascual Orozco's rebel army, General Trucy Aubert and 1,300 federal veterans today face either defeat or capitulation to the revolutionists. General Telez, leading GOO gcrvcrnment soldiers, is rushing to Corralltos to reinforce General' Aubert but It is not believed the federals can reach there In time to be of assistance.

In the event of a rebel victory today Genenal Orozco, it is reported, will start his march on Mexico City at once. Tuesday night General. Aubert i. "i Father Pleads To Have Boys Returned to Him BENNIE AND ALBERT JACKSON I Their mother dead, their stepfather at Walla Walla for murder, Bennie and Albert Jackson, the sons of Mrs. Willis Brown, will probably be returned to Virgil Jackson, their real father, at Brownstown, Ind.

Jackson sent to Deputy Prosecutor Burmeister a long affidavit today including character recommendations from his employer i i Miners Voting mi mm 7 To Ejid Strike (By United Press Leased Wlreiyr LONDON," March the early voting in the districts affected by the great coal strike indicating that a majority of the men favoring returning to the collieries all England Is rejoicing today, confidently expecting that a rolllion or more miners will have returned to work Easter. I', It is generally, believed that the worst; of the trouble is now; over, but prices of coal and food con- Unite to and municipal I authorities 'i and the charitable organizations are, taxed to the 'limit was In full retreat. Yesterday he suddenly appeared at Villa Lopez, advancing against Jiminez, General Orozco's headquarters. In the battle which followed the combined forces of General Orozco and General Salazar were victorious. Orozco summoned all the rebels along the railroad to his assistance the result that General Aubert and his men were quickly bottled up.

March vaults depleted by rebel troops, the Banco Nacional Is closed today for lack of funds. The rebels seized $275,000 from the Banco Nacional and $75,000 from the Banco Mlnero. i ii mi i neighbors and an earnest appeal for the boys. Answering Brown's accusation 1 that he was an ex-convict Jackson says he was never arrested in his life. He told of the elopement of his wife with Brown In April, and his hunt for her.

On the very day that Mrs. Brown was killed, -the Indiana courts granted jfon a divorce from her. I I Ml a care for the penniless. The question on which the mm- ers are voting reads as follows: "Are you in, favor of resuming work pending the settlement the miners'; rates of wages in the' various grades 4by the district boards, to be appointed under the I coal mines minimum wage act?" i The infant mortality Is appall- ing as a result the strike. rt At Manchester the: mortality to- chil- dren under five Is 85 to 135 per 1.000.

The report says that nursing mothers are unable y. to buy I nourishing food. ft Held For Double Desert Murder (Hy United Press Leased Wire.) RIVERSIDE, March 28. Frank Bauerwaert was hold without bond today to answer to the superior court to a charge of having murdered Mrs. Harriet Guyot of Portland, and Miss Julia Francois of The Dalles, Ore.

Bauerwaerts did not take the witness stand. Coroner Wilkins found Mrs. Guyot's body in the Cburchawalla mountains, the arms strapped at the sides. A shell from an automatic revolver, said to belong to Bauerwaerts, was found tangled In the hair of Miss Francois. No Indictments In Brandt Case (By' United Press Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, March 28.

The grand Jury, which has been conducting an investigation into an alleged conspiracy to "railroad" Foulke Brandt, former valet to Mortimer L. Schiff, refused today to return any indictments In the case. Brandt contended that he was given a 30-year sentence In Sing Sing on a "trumped up" charge of larceny to shield a woman member of the Schleff household." He has served five years in the penitentiary. Minimum Wage Bill Is Passed (Ry United Press Leased Wire.) LONDON, March house of lords today unanimously passed the minimum wage bill. King George is expected to sign the measure immediately.

COPPER THIEVES FINED. Justice Arntson this morning in police court fined Charles I West and Ernest Last 1250 and $25. They were arrested yesterday morning by Patrolmen Johnson and Foley at and llth streets and were this morning found guilty of stealing about 200 pounds of copper wire from the Gray Iron Steel company at the mouth of Chambers creek. SPECIAL LENTEN SERVICES. The Rev.

H. H. Gowen of Trinity church and professor of Oriental Lterature at the State university, will preach at the special Lenten services tonight in the St. Luke parish house. Chief of Police Templeton of Aberdeen was Tacoma today looking for experienced policemen to go to Aberdeen to fight the I.

W. W. workers. He also intended visiting other cities nearby for the same purpose. jlvto GROSS, SICK, FEVERISH CHILDREN NEED GENTLE; THOROUGH CASCARETS Most of the Ills of childhood are caused by a sour, disordered stomach, sluggish liver and constipated bowels.

They catch cold easily, become cross, listless, Irritable, restless, tongue coated, don't eat or sleep well and need a gentle, though thorough, don't try to force a nauseating dose of oil into the little one's already alah is cruel needless and old-fash-' ioned. Any 'child will gladly take Cascarets -Which act gripe or produce the slightest uneasinessthough cleanses the little one system, sweetens the stomach and puts the liver and in a pure, healthy condition. y-y-i l. 1 Full directions for children and grown' ups in each package. Mothers can rest.easy after giving this mak gentle, thorough laxative which costs only JAW fm iv cents per box.

7 AmflSM mbMaW 7- i 9 Awwl WW Wk rf '--'-'-'-t Also 56--nd Hh An my wn PEHIT GETS APPLAUSE Commissioner' Pettit was given a rousing, welcome last night at tho meeting of the Sunset Improvement club in Oakland Presbyterian church. An even dosen candidates aired their 'grievances and told what they going to do if elected but Pettit stood pat on.his past record and was given the loutiest applause. The members of the Sonola division of the Toadies' Aid served a supper which was largely attended and there were about 100 at the A. IT. the open town candidate, when closely questioned was forced to" admit that Pettit.

his rival, had cleaned up the city and that it was cleaner now than it was 14 months ago. The candidates were given 10 minutes each. Johnny Meads and Itarth got Into a heated argument over socialism, Meads attacking the party because of the Seattle flag Incident. WILL MADERO CAPITULATE? (Ry United Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON. D.

C. March Reports that President Ma' dero of Mexico is preparing to flee from the capital reached here today from Mexico City, following advices declaring that Gen. Zapata today demanded the surrender of Puebla, 70 miles from Mexico City. Madero and his followers are said to-be greatly alarmed at the proportions which the revolution is assuming. DISORDERLY IS CHARGE.

Mrs. Jennie Lake this morning swore to a complaint.charging C. A. Laundry with being disorderly. According to Mrs.

Lake Laundry came to her house in an Intoxicated condition and proceeded to run matters to suit himself. Hwas arrested by City Detective D. O. Smith at the Lake residence, 947 4 Tacoma avenue, morning. REV.

MATTHEWS: TOMORROW Rev. Dr. Matthews of the First Presbyterian church of Seattle will speak in the Epworth M. E. church tomorrow evening on the "Rehabilitation of the Home." This will be a rare treat for those that are able to hear him as he la a speaker of exceptional ability.

HAY AT PARKLAND. Governor E. Hay will speak tomorrow night at. the Parkland Lutheran church at 8 o'clock. will lecture on topics of Interest.

A large crowd la expected and everyone will be NEW YORKDespondent over money losses and 111 health Max Freeman, until recently a leading factor in a number of ehe most important companies on the Pacific coast hanged himself in the Hotel Grenoble here He was 50 years old. WANT: HOME SEEKERS. Forty real estate men met yesterday to organize and try to get hold of the Inquiries of homeseekers that come to tho Commercial club. Warburton Moves Fast Congressman got quick action on the request of the city for a light and fog signal at the entrance of the city waterway. The city commissioners have received a letter from Warburton announcing that the government has granted the light and signal and sthat it will be placed not later than July.

-y7 y-y-yy: PAGE SEVEN "iS AT PUYALLUP PUYALLUP, March is cleaned. Every man. woman and child In town yesterday afternoon seemed to be armed with hoe, broom or rake, and the waa sera pod and scrubbed and swept until It looks like a photograph of a landscape. yyxS Business houses closed at noon and the Joined the clean-up brigade. School children also took a hand and the amount of rubbish (gathered and burned was a revelation.

HANDICAPPED Tills Is the Case: With People. Too many. Tacoma are handicapped with bad back-: unceasing pain causes constant misery, making work a burden and stooping or lifting au possibility. The back aches at night, preventing refreshing rest and in the morning it stiff and lame. Plasters, and liniments, may give relief but cannot reach tho cause.

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My back was so weak and painful; that I could not stand straight, and i I had attacks of dizziness and nervousness. My sight was poor and there were other symptoms Vol kidney complaint. Doan'a Kidney Pills cured and thus earned my hearty endorsement." For sale by all dealers, vt Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn 5 Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. 1 Remember the take no y.yiy' yy 7: REMEMBER THAT YOUR TEETH jfwjf, Not only add 100 per cent to appearance, but are very ffl necessary to health.

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Our staff. of dental tj expert? I are doing their work the 'modern way they eliminated! all of the disagreeable 1 of old-time dentistry, and yon will saved thhe, troubls and Inconvenience. con- tinuous practice of over it years In the i city of Tacoma. fOPEN. EVENINGS' PEOPLE i WHO WORK are making at specialty of whalebone and metalloid i EXAMINATIONS AND AMi WOI.K GUARANTEED 111111-IIIHHWIMIHBIMIIIWIIIIiII..