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PAGE EIGHT. Spray Pumps, any style. Impl't ft Seed 15th and Commerce. Harriette Ihrig of Men, Women Children Our show cases are attracting much attention; notice the unusual studies. Entrance 906 1-2 Pacific ay.

Display cases also on Commerce Ft. We make a specialty of the copying of rare old photographs. Eleven Years In Same Location F. Austin W. B.

Burns Electro Whalebone Plates are the lightest, most sanitary plate made today and best of all, they are unbreakable. These plates will eliminate all the troubles of the old fashion plate, plump your cheeks out to their natural roundness and restore your facial beauty and expression. Call at office and let us explain the advantages of these plates to you. We do it without cost or obligation. Alveolar Bridge Work We make a specialty of this class of work and by our system of replacing lost teeth, where a few of the natural teeth remain, the mouth is restored to its normal condition without any pain whatsoever and the natural plumpness and beauty of the face is entirely restored.

We make a specialty of children also. 4 Lady Attendants Gas Given GRAND BALL II TONIGHT Dreamland Dancing Academy Gentlemen" 60c. free. KS Kilgore's full orchestra. tltb Mid You'll Find It Here Diplomacy.

Batle "Tlii-rrV a man below to see yon, sir." did yon tell him? 4' llnll.r—"I told him you told me, if it wan a lady, to you were in, and, if It was a man, to say you were oat." did he say then?" said to tell you lie was a Ijampoon. In the see tlicrc'H a rlinnce for the of an income tax. Good (hing, too." George. And you in 11 si Imy an big a tax as you ran, dear, Juitt to keep up IMiiin Dealer. what Is your mtnit-, little girl?" "Don't know, sir.

I ain't iiimi rii'd yet." Brooklyn Kagle. A Fan's Rut, Harold, why are yon in mm liHHtc? We ran be married a little later, be gone as long as we like on our honeymoon, and the first thing we know the baseball Neason will while we are Puck. Because tlie management of a Flerlln theater wanted Frau Marie Ottman to wear an extremely negligee, not to say decolette, costume in a scene from "La Belle Helene," she has forfeited her contract and will not play the role under any conditions. An understudy Is now playing the part clad In a very "absent" costume. After this, residents of Allentown, don't have togo to court if they will take a simple, home-made remedy.

Robert Keck remained home from court and washed the dishes for his wife, missing court. The judge ruled that Keck did perfectly right. Others can take their choice of the two evils now. No more free drinks or campaign cigars at Ohio elections the law is enforced. Attorney General Hogan says it is against the law to electioneer this way.

The only ones pleased are the people who have smoked campaign cigars. Won't Hurt Men (By United Press eLased Wire.) DALY CITY, April 17. "I won't give the men the worst of it," magnanimously declared Miss Alice Joss, the first woman Justice of the peace in California. She was elected on the socialist ticket. "Pulled" His Leg (By Vnitrd Press leased Wire.) OAKLAND, April Paul Briquet was behind his rent.

While he slept, Mrs. Phelan, his landlady, absconded with his cork leg. The court held it was not proper security, and Briquet can walk again. 'Twas Different Then (By Press l.i>:i-.-.l Wire.) LOS ANGELES, April Harel Phelps fainted when -he purchased an "extra" and read of the Titanic disaster. He is a retired mariner, 75 years of age.

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J. E. Bolselle, Box 412, Great Bend, lost fifty pounds. -L. Bchmuts, lost -to anil Mamie McNelly, Desloge, lest pounds.

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I mlUr ss.ooo if I tall to stevt say treatment mmrttkime m.d harmless la fat rrduriioi I today I (or lay free book.) Marjorle ti IHIA. B. DfiTcr, WIRELESS BOT HERO WHO STUCK TO KBH ON BURNING STEAMER. HOMECOMING OF HUBERT K. INGALLS, WIRELESS HERO.

Hubert E. IngalU is the 18-year-old Lynn, boy who was wireless operator in tbe steamer Ontario, which was burned in Long Island sound a few days ago. Young Ingalls stuck to his post with the rest of the crew and sent out the S. O. S.

call time and again until he was sure that it was heard and that assistance was coming. All the time he worked the flames and smoke from the burning cotton curled up around him, while water from the firs bese dripped down nnd flooded the little cubby hole he for an office. It was a thrilling race for safety until the steamer was beached off Montauk Point and the passengers were transferred to tugs and other vessels that had hurried to the rescue. Young Ingalls is probably the youngest wireless operator in the United States. He has been operator of the Ontario for a year, having received his gold oars for one year's service about two months ago.

Ever since he was a small boy he has been interested in wireless telegraphy and while at school had a modestly equipped station at his home built by himself. He made a transmitting apparatus consisting of a half kilowatt transformer operated on a 110 volt current, which can produce, a spark of 12,000 volt potential. His receiving apparatus was similar to the loose coupled inductive type used in conjunction with a perikon detector and 5000-ohm receiver. His first trip as an operator was made on the City of Macon in 1910. BEAUTIFUL WOMAN SLASHED AND BEATEN; MYSTERY IN HIGH SOCIETY WITH WARRANT OUT FOR HUSBAND Rarely has fashionable society In the, east received such a shock as the announcement that the police were chasing, for alleged attempted wife murder, Frederick O.

Beach, debonnalre, faddish social lion, celebrated polo player and crack shot, horseman and intimate friend of the Vanderbilts and whom the ladies call "Beauty Beach." Just to of all men, charged with having slashed the throat of his beautiful wife, Camilla, widow of Chas. F. Havemeyer, and daughter of Courtlandt D. Moss of Philadelphia. On the night of Feb.

2G, Mrs. Beach, living with her husband on Millionaires' Row, Aiken, S. was murderously assaulted, knocked down near the gate of her winter home with a fence paling, slashed across the throat with a sharp knife and her earrings torn out. She was left uncon- I'iciUS. The police were told that a negro committed the outrage and the country was searched for the alleged assailant.

Then started a buzzing of tongues among the coachmen and ladies' maids of the fashionable set, and so sinister did these rumors become that C. Oliver Iselin, New York banker and dean of the Dollar Aristoc- racy at Aiken, offered a large reward for the arrest of the supposed negro criminal. But the talk not stop. One day there was a police hearing and "Beauty Beach" and his wife attended. They were alone In a room.

A detective was hiding behind a book case. Upon his statement of what he heard said between the husband and wife, together with the finding of a bloody diamond-studded knife, a warrant was Issued for Beach. A few days before this he and his wife sailed for Europe. The affair is replete with mystery and the hearing will be one of the notable legal causes Involving high society. One of the queer features In the case is tne story of Pearl Hampton, a negro maid, who says that she was also knocked down by a negro in the yard, following the assault upon Mrs.

Beach. She became confused in her story, however, and is now under arrest as a material witness. Tough On Popcorn (By Vnlted Vreim Leased Wire.) PORTLAND, April Eight fire companies dashed badly down the street to find a nervous citizen had turned in an alarm when the gasoline heater In a popcorn wagon burst. The loss in popcorn and peanuts amounted to about $2. Place your order for your picnic lunch nest Sunday.

813 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Beach, from snapshot pictures taken in riding costume and greatly enlarged. Was Loud Sleeper (Ily United IV. PORTLAND, April 17.

When the attorneys had warmed up to their work, strange noises from the Jury box disturbed them. F. W. Llnnes, Juryman and saloon porter, was "Take him away," said Gatens angrily, and Linnes was! led from the room by the bailiff. I Beat sale for Elsie Janig, "The Slim tomorrow.

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THE TACOMA TIMES. PROGRESSIVE MAKES HIT IN PORTLAND (By United Preaa Xjeased Wire.) PORTLAND, April Declaring that vast combinations of capita! are the most. serious menace the United has faced since the Civil war and appealing to the plain people of Oregon to remove that evil and restore a form of government representative of the masses, Robert M. LaFollette addressed 10,000 persona here. The auditorium was jammed and hundreds were unable to gain admittance.

Senator LaFollette went after Col. Roosevelt hammer and tongs. He declared the trusts had prospered under Roosevelt, who, he charged, had failed to make use of the Sherman anti-trust law, or revision of the tariff downward. LaFollette remarked ironically that "God made Roosevelt an a constructive statesman." Referring to Taft, LaFollette said hfs rival is an easy-going Seat sale for Elsie Janls opens Thursday morning. 26th Plentiful Thursday Bargains Hour.

All Day Tomorrow Women's Coats Marquisette Waists Axminster Rugs Reg. price $20.00. "CIO QR Keg. price to $4.50. QO Reg.

price $3.50. (PI QO Tomorrow aLiwO Tomorrow fLivO Tomorrow 1130 Blue or white wool eerge coats About fifty last seasons models, To close out broken this season's models In dashing trimmed with colored embroidery, morrow is the. day. Floral, animal, styles. Beautifully trimmed through- wlth high' or low neck and peasant Persian or conventional 7 designs, V'U sleeves.

27x54 in. size. 'Isw I a Any Pay! Any Day! :1 Any Day! 1111 MM IIIHI. I House Dresses Women's Hats Women's Tan Shoes $3.00. OC Reg.

price to $10.00. 0A QC Reg. price $3.50. t9 AQ Tomorrow I Tomorrow lTiQv) -Tomorrow Fancy gauze' weight gingham dresses, Pattern hats, mark you! Each one No half way measures here we a sprightly collection of trim gar- some master designer's idea! A grand mean to give BARGAINS tomorrow, ments; low or high collars; short or collection that we secured through Women's or 12-button tan Russia- 3-4 sleeves. our resident N.

Y. buyer. calf shoes. Any Day! Any Day! Any Day! Women's Serge Dresses jf French Plumes Men's Underwear Reg. price $7.60.

fIJC QQ Rog. price $3.50. 70 Reg. price 50c gar. Tomorrow JiUO hid Tomorrow One-piece wool serge dresses in blue, The greaJt plume Bal rusheg on to a Cotton ribbed shirts or drawers In a tan brown or black; high or low grand finale tomorrow.

The last lot medium spring the neck; long or short sleeves. Others will all French or willow plumes wanted colors. In cashmere and brllllantine. I at less than half price. Any Day! Any Hour All Day! Any Day! Women's Sailor Hats Boys' Suits Dinner Sets Reg.

price to $2.00. Reg. price to $6.00. QC Reg. price $5.00.

On QO Tomorrow IOU Tomorrow Ji33 Tomorrow ytiJU Jaunty rough or smooth straw sail-' a in i A dinner in 8 ors in both "Knox" and All wool worsted suits In a variety ferent raid all the new blocks; white, blue, brown or black; of all the most wanted shades-all a low. or; nigh crown. sizes, but not In all patterns. run" bargain. Any Day! Any Day! Any Day! Women's Wash Skirts Corsets Skirting Serge Reg.

price $1.50. 00 Reg. price $1.00. Reg. price 25c yard.

Tomorrow Tomorrow OUU Tomorrow I ill White, blue or checked wash skirts. Our standard "Relaxo" corset. The 28 in. in cream ground with In light weight duck, galatea or linen corset that fits comfortably like a black or blue checks or crash; front and back panel. glove and stays so.

finest serge for skirts. Any Hour AH Day! Any Day! Any Day! Dried Apples, Peaches Women's Gloves Linenette Reg. price 15c Ib. 10a Reg. price 75c pair.

Re price 18c yard. Tomorrow IUU Tomorrow Jb Tomorrow IfG Fresh, new crop of fancy dried apples Chamolsette 16-button gloves In the Just ,4 cents less or limit to quantity, natural color, with open wrist and ie now white linenette, 38 in. wide, either. reinforced seams. How many Any Day! Any Day! Any Day! Women's Silk Waists Women's Hand Bags Asiatic Silks Reg.

price $7.50. OR Reg. price $1.00. Reg. price 35c yard.

Tomorrow Tomorrow' JO Tomorrow Gorgeous gathering of sample silk Woven seine twine bags, in white or Exquisite Asiatic and Hongkong silk waist 3oo different spring ecru stylish, with long cord in plain or self colored dots line styles in all sizes and colors. handles and fringe trimming. of colors Any Hour Day! Any Day! Any Day! Women's Muslinwear Children's Hose Men's Work Shirts Reg. price 956 Reg price 10c. X- Tomorrow JJU Tomorrow DC Tomorrow I3C Combinations consisting of corset Extra strong pin top' hose supporters, Heavy black sateen oil boiled work cover and skirt or corset cover and In black or white, with specially test- shirts, cut extra full, with the drawers; also -dainty princess slips.

Ed elastic. three pockets. Any Day! Any Day! Any Day! GARDEN HOSE jf TMhL''- FREE THKATEIt Reg. price 00 THE STORE Wtim fl Tomorrow YOU nose with pure Para rub- MM MM MM Free Shell theater tickets ber core and a brans noz- mm i'to lie with sprinkler at-' women, and children actachment." The whoid companled by their eldoutfit VtmK PACIFIC AVENUE AND COMMERCE AT ST. Another barga Any AU Day! it Any Houi- Day! I man who never did any hard work and Who tell into the hands of Senator Aldrleh, Speaker Cannon and "ministers and servants of these mighty powers." The senator closed by saying that the people might as well elect him now, "because If don't now they will some time in the future." Mrs.

LaFollette preceded her husband In speaking, making an appeal to the men in the audience to vote for equal suffrage. Only Make Believe (By United Press Leased Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO, April An automobile load of Eastern sightseers stampeded at the Presidio when 100 Japanese soldiers, fully armed and firing their guns, charged the Presidio cannon. They were motion picture actors under government permit. Seat-sale for Elsie Janls opens Thursday morning. CLEAN YOUR UYER AND 30 FEET OF BOWELS WITH "SYRUP OF FIGS." More effective than calomel, castor oil or salts;" gently cleanses the stomach, liver and bowels without nausea or griping.

Children dearly love it. You know when your liver Is bad, when your bowels are sluggish. Tou feel a certain dullness and depression, perhaps the approach of headache, your stomach gets sour and full of gas, tongue coated, breath foul, or you have Indigestion. You say, "I am bilious or constipated and I must take something tonight." Most people shrink from a think of castor oil, calomel, salts or cathartic pills. It's different with Syrup of Kips.

Its effect Is that of fruit; of eating coarse food; of exercise. Take a of delicious Syrup of Figs tonight and you won't realize you have taken anything until morning, when all the clogged up waste matter, sour bile and constipation poisons move on and out of your system, without gripe, nausea or weakness. Nothing else cleanses Wednesday, April 17,1912. and regulates your sour, disordered stomach, torpid liver and thirty feet of waste-clogged bowels like gentle, effective Syrup of Pigs. Don't think you are drugging yourself.

Being composed entirely of luscious figs, senna and armatics, it can not cause Injury. If your child is cross, sick and feverish, of its little stomach sour, tongue coated, give Syrup of Figs at once. It's really all that is needed to make children well and happy again. They dearly love Us pleasant taste. Ask your druggist for the full name, "Syrup of Figs and Klixer of Senna, and look on the label for the Fig Syrup, Company.

That, and that only Is the genuine. Refuse any other fig syrup substitute with con-.