Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 July 1915 — Page 5
FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1915.
I
E LAWSONI
WAS TAHPERED WITH
Affidavits Are Filed With Motion for Retrial of Case of Convicted Mine Leader.
TRINIDAD, Col., July 9.—Charges that th* verdict by which John R. L-awson, international executive board member of the United Mine "Workers of America, was convicted of first degree murder, was secured through intimidation and jury tampering by a tourt bailiff, were aired in the district Court here today In the arguments on j-awson's motion for a new trial. The arguments were before Judge Granby Riilyer, who presided in the Lawson case. A motion to prohibit Judge Hillyer from hearing several additional Strike cases is pending in the Colorado supreme court.
Lawson was convicted May 3 of first degree murder In connection with the killing of John Nimmo, a deputy sheriff,. in a battle near Ludlow, Col., between deputies and striking coal miners.
The motion for a new trial filed by Lewson's attorney was accompanied by an affidavit signed by Grover Hall, a member of the jury which convicted the labor leader. In It Hall declares ho believes Lawson innocent.
Accuses Court Bailiff.
I He swears that during the more than forty hours of jury deliberation he was repeatedly told by Frank Gooden, the bailiff in charge of the jury, |hat his wife was dangerously ill. The Affidavit makes the further charge that *n May 3 the jury was not taken to luncheon at the usual hour and that Gooden informed Hall that Judge Hilljer had ordered the jurors to be lock«d in a room and given no food until they had agreed upon a verdict. Final-
Hall declares he agreed to vote for verdict which he believed was contrary to the evidence.
An affidavit by Bert Bramlet, who Served as bailiff in the murder trial of louis Zancanelli, preceding the Lawsin trial, stated that Gooden had boasted to him that he had "brought iressure to bear upon Grover Hall."
Berta Hall, wife of Grover Hall, in an affidavit offered when the hearing ipened, swore that during the Lawson tjml she had a cold. The affidavit Ciarges that on the evening of May 2 'One Zeke Martin waa In the house of aHant and insisted that affiant should hive a doctor that Martin finally ailed a physician who said Mrs. Hall Alas not seriously ill."
Zeke Martin at that time was understeriff. Other affidavits submitted are from nen alleged to have participated as nine (guards in the battle in which Nmmo w*as killed and purport to indrate that Nimmo was struck by a billet fired by one of the guards, rot strikers.
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BAKERS TO PICNIC.
Arrangements were practically compete Friday for the picnio Saturday of fce Bakery and Confectionery Workes' union at Forest park. Jitney busses Hve been engaged to take the party tj the picnic ground, and will leave •fourteenth street and "Wabash avenue a 10 o'clock in the morning. It was sated at the park that the grounds lere in good shape inspite of the rfcont rains.
[2 Years OldStrong and Vigorous
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S3 by most druggists, grroCers, ileal's, |1.00 a large bottle. If they can't supply you, write us. Medical booht free. The »uffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y.
HECKLES
Donttllde Unm With m. VH11 Remove ThtiWHh the ©thine Prescription Thiqprecriptlon for the removal of frcckl was written by a prominent physicn and is usually so sucessful in rcmovfcj freckles and giving a clear, beautii complexion that it is sold by •vjrusjgiH under guarantee to refund vithe moty if it fails.
Don'flide your freckles under a veil jpet anounce of othlne and remove ithem. ven the first few applications (should ,ow a wonderful improvement, ,.«omo othe lighter freckles vanishing ^entirely
Be su to ask the druggist for the double t-ength othine it is this that sold a the money-back guarantee.
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XHJCITY WATEB, IN T£RR HAUT.IS PURIFIED BY SCIENTIFIC ETHODS IN CHARGE OF AN E?ERT. IT IB TESTED E7ERTDAY.
NOTHING IS SO G00D.JHE SAYS
Another Terre Haute Woman Derives Remarkable Benefit From Tanlac.
DEBILITY HAS DISAPPARED AND IMPROVEMENT IS RAPID
"Every Day I Have Become Stronger and Better," Declares Mrs. Mary Hinners.
Mrs. Mary Hinners, wife of Mr. C. M. Hinners, residing at 312 North Seventh street, Terre Haute, made an interesting statement regarding the new medicine Tanlac. Mrs. Hinners said: "I have been in a poor state of health for some time past. I was nervous and all run down down and had ii.-digestion. "I really never have known just what was wrong with me. I slept poorly and my sleep did me little good. I was dreadfully tired most of the time and never felt well a moment, but was always nervous and depressed. I seldom had a good appetite and when I did eat felt bloated from gas and •ft ould taste the food for some hours afterward. "I obtained some Tanlac recently and have taken it regularly since. There is no other medicine that is quite so good as it. The first dose helped me and every day I have become stronger and better. I now seem to get greater nourishment from my food and no longer have indigestion and feel so tired and depressed."
People who are nervous and irritable have imperfect digestion and stomach disorders, lack energy and ambition, feel melancholy and discouraged, suffer with headaches, backache, poor memory, unsound sleep, pallid complexion and are anaemic, are unquestionably affected with nervous debility, from which so many in ali cities like Terre Haute suffer.
Tanlac, the combatant, tonic, appetirer and invigorant, was designed to overcome that very trouble, and to bring back color to the cheeks and the sparkle of health to the eyes."
The celebrated Tanlac is now sold in Terre Haute at the Buntin Drug Co., Sixth and Wabash avenue, where representatives of the famous medicine are on hand dally to meet the public and courteously explain Tanlac.
IN SOUTHWEST AFRICA
Gen. Botha Sucoeeds In Putting Down Rebellion .There Against England's Authority.
PRETORIA, South Africa, July 9.— General Botha, commander of the forces of the Union of South Africa, has accepted the surrender of all German military forces in German Southwest Africa.
After suppressing the rebellion against British authority in the Union of South Africa Gen. Botha took command of British operations against German Southwest Africa and headed an invasion of that territory late, in February. His operations were reported to be uniformly successful.
The forces under his command ca.ptured Olymbingue on May 4. Two days later it was announced that he had occupied the important railway junotlon of Karibib and other stations after a march of thirty-five miles over a waterless wa3te during which the troops suffered severely from heat, thirst and hunger.
The road to Windhoek, capital of the German territory, was opened by the occupation of Keetmanshop. Windhoek was taken May 23 without opposition. Martial law was proclaimed throughout the conquered territory.
ReportB from London recently have stated that the surrender of all the German forces was expected soon. British military experts have contended that General Botha has Conducted a masterly campaign.
German Southwest Africa is located on the west coast of Africa extending from the Orange river to the Cunenee river, about 800 miles. It lies between Portuguese West Africa and Cape Colony, extending eastward to the British sphere.
FRANK GREEN SUES.
Terre Haute Prisoner Hurt While Returning From Jail. Frank Green, of Terre Haute, who was injured in a flail from a freight train while trying to beat his way home June 25, has filed suit against the Big Four railroad company for $10,000 damages. Green had just been released from custody after serving sixty days in the Marion county jail for election conspiracy in the Terre Haute election cases. He alleges that he was kicked from the train, that he has had two toes amputated since, and that he was injured about the head and back. He alleges that he explained to the brakeman that he was without money and that he had to get home.
AUSTRIA APOLOGIZES TO XT. S.
Also Reprimands Censor for Passing Attack on Wilson. VIENNA, July 9.—Formal apologj has been made by the Austro-Hungar-ian government to United States Ambassador Frederick C. Penfield because of an abusive articles printed in the Neuesviener Tagblatt attacking President Wilson and the American people in connection with the second note protesting against German methods of .submarine warfare.
As a rigid censorship is exercised aver Austrian papers, Ambassador Pen field had informally asked the foreign Office if the article represented the opinion of the Austrian government. The result was an apology and a sharp reprimand for the official censor.
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Bargains In
Department
Every Quick Meal Gas Range in our sioc-K has been reduced in price. We insta'l jour gas range without extra cost.
Sold on Easy Payments.
This Exact Ranney Refrigerator
$6.98
This family size refrigerator has hardwood case, asbestos interlinings, removable shelves and patent drip pipe.
EASY PAYMENTS. 250 Pounds of Ice FREE
Solid oak Cabinet finished in rich golden. Complete set of nickeled attachments. Guaranteed for ten years.
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2 Rooms Furnished $49.00
$5.00 Cash, $1 a Week
TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.
This Solid Golden Oak Chiffonier
$9.85
A Chiffunie- will -live years of satisfactory
wear. Has smooth running drawers and heavy
French plate mirror.
Easy Payrrents.
This High Grade Queen Sewing Machine $14.95
Payments Suspended in Case of Sickness, Non-Emplyoment ^or Accident
Our
Stove
Just received a carload of cast and steel coal ranges. These will be included in this 6ale. A full size blue steel ran^e, guaranteed to give satisfaction
$26.95
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INGRAIN RUGS
9x12 feet, worth $7.50
9x12 feet, worth $20 ....
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PRINTED LINOLEUMS
The $1.00 kind
Extra Values For the Dining Room
Has 42-inch top that extends to six fe'it when cpen. Has massive 8-inch non-diviif.ng pedestal. Complete with leaves.
$9.95
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$4 95
BRUSSELS RUGS 1 Q&
VELVET RUGS $90 Q8
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AXMINSTER RUGS FLJOO KFL
CHINA MATTING ID.
30c quality
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Per yard
Has a hot, blue flame, six inches high, reaching to base of cooking vessel, instead of one-inch /lame, twelve, .nches below vessel as on other makes. Price starts
JWO
$8.75to $35
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This
Regular $15 Solid
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Dresser
For those wanting a substantial dresser at a low price. Has heavy French plata mirror supported by strong standards.
Easy Payments.
This $7.50 OneMotion Collapsible
Go-Cart
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Our "open account" system of easy payments opens the door of opportunity wide for the groom and the bride who desire greater comforts and home luxury but haven't ready money to pay for them. If tired of boarding get aboard our express train which goes right through to the land of your dreams without a stop and lands you on the uplands of peace and content. Deny yourself nothing—cash isn't necessary since your credit is good at Terre Haute Furniture and Carpet Co., 508-10 Wabash Ave.
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These chairs are made of selected oak. are hand polished and have continuous back posts. The seats are upholstered In genuine number one leather. Set (3*"j A of six tpjLO.^1:0
This
Apartment {Ranney Refrigerator
$14.98
Plenty of depth and height, out made narrow for small space. Sanitary in every respect. EASY PAYMENTS. 250 lbs. of Ice Free.
Frame of light, but strong steel upholstered In chaae leather. Guaranteed rubber tires.
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3 Rooms Furnished $79.00
Cash, $1.50 a Week
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