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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
SALOON
BOX EVIL
Last Years Ordinance Not a
Dead One. Says De8ruler

Although not advertising the fact
the Seattle police department has
begun vigorous war upon the sa-
loon wine rooms. closed boxes and
side entrances.
"A result ~ the Alma saloon
scandal. which was stirred up los a
policeman hudlnE Katie keevey. iG
years old. drunk In the rear ~ that
resort chief sullivan has quietly
issued a general order to his men
that violations ~ the ao-caiied side
entrance ordinance shall uu longer
be conuived a.
The past IS hours have. Ira conss.
aurnce. Witnessed a lively shaking
up in the stde-entranre saloons AN
over the city, especially ia North
Seattle on Upper FIRST Hveruv,
where the side entrance evil Is par
ticulariy rampant. Warrants for the
arrest ~ several saloon men so that
district were issued late yesterday
afternoon The prnnrictnrs named
are. Herdmau s Nc $nmara, the
Virginia, 1887 First avenue Harry
stone the Lenora. zos5 First avenue
and Andy Doyle, the Bell. 1905 First
avenue. II Is claimed BY the police
that these places have ignored the
f-.HHF ~ HtfaHtH'HH " AaHA HtHT FHAhAaHHaAHah
served upon them. II Is stated this
morning, however. that the ohtsc-
tiouabir box doors and curtains have
been removed from the places and
that the warrants viii probably be
recalled.
II, Nus; n. oesyee"
city Attorney DE nruirr Il In Ia
vor - the var against the side en-.
trance saloons
4 have not been consulted By tho
police, said he this morning but
they can't so too strong TO suit me
1 Will prosecute II they viii make
the arrests, / have heard that the
ordinance had become a dead letter.
and ] suppose that q VIII take the
saloon men n little time 20 get
strengthened around bY removing ths,
doris and curtains from the boxes
and wine rooms IN their places. Hut
they should be made Is comply Win
the law.
F0f ny 0wn TaFt. when the aide
entrance ordinance was under dfa.
cus-ion In the council a year arc. I
favored making II sweeping mrnir.
ane that would absolutely exclude
women and Eirla from saloons. such
an ordinance would anrr ~ loop.
hole for escape TO unacrupuiau.
saloon men"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
CHAS. A. DERRY
MAY BE ELECTED
Seattle Man a Strong Fayorite Tor
President oil I. 7. u.

Charles A. Derry. a member ~ the
Seattle typographical Union. 10 a
candidate Tor the position % presi-
dent Of the international Typo
graphical Union and his prospects
q election are very good because u
the opposition In the East TO the
present Incumbent. James "a. Lynch.
The local union IL making a hard
fight for MIR. Derry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
Shoes

Mems Velour COLI, worth S2So AT
-, ''.....,,. .............S 81
Mems Fine Wei. Kangaroo ana Rov
Calf, worth $500. NJ $500. S2 1S
Mems Cordovan and Kangaroo Wells
worth Nho, at,.,............ 81 .OS
Mems Finest Welts, IN Wei and WI
low Calf, regular $500 Shoes nj
''':''''' ..-..,.,.. .4......,. 81. 3g
Boys' and Youths Kangaroo CaIf
worth $3.50, at............g I.2D
Little Gents Nohby shoe. worth 80 90
az '.''..'. ....... ..t........... 0Sc
These are all -to-date 1902 Goods
DO not confound this with so-caIled
closing out sales, etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
USELESS
RUBBISH
What Shall Be Done With It?
Other Waterfront Items
OF Interest

Since the government huH defined
whore Biukaulc rubbish iH 60 b.,
dumped lu the bay the question up-
pvfmurt among water front mon nDW
o.. what's 60 be done 90 ket iiu ui
the floating rubbish that uJW hangs
over tho water IKE a scum There
are certain portions Of the ph3 fairly
black with debris. The city dock iH
30 thiChy atrrWu with woody nbrcr
that from the highway % presents
the appearance OF u street Am DHuH.
Kegs. floating bottles. broken npaIH
ANA what not are everywhere visible,
Then there De- "a city sewer. "a moot
unHlHhty affair. pouring sontiuu-
Gus stream 81 refuse into the waters
OF this dock. close beside the water
front engine house ana readily seen
from Railroad avenue. Some one
has suggested that the first move
De- made iu Kidding this dock 81 the
sewer pipe. have the latter run out
30 feet or such matter 300 The bay
where 30 properly bclongH then
have the ciiy CO., the government eu-
gage "a bontmuu ur buatmcu Co make
H thorough cleaning up ct all refuse
in the bay
once cleaned out. with a penalty
attached fur future fouiinE of the
waters. there Boz likelihood that tho
water front would remain clean iu.
definitely.
A. the water front now ia bcHid~r
being an ryennre. % ir positively dan.
RrfuuH tu small huHit ANA launches
which are just hH likely hs not tU
strike ruaK ana chpriEc anywhere
unless the utmost piecaution 81
taken.
Tho steamer Excelsior ~ the ia
cific Packing ana Navigation line b.
expected % reach Seattle some t.mt
today from the north A ihrE,
quantity " Nome mail ~ looked for
on this steamer
THE United states revenue cutter
Hear reached Seattle early thlr
morning from san Franchise on hsi
way 10 the Arrtic sea. She had con
siderable repair work done while va
san Francisco hut needs rrpatntinK
Captain futile 10 rudeavorinR 20 gei
into MurhuH 90 have that done. hui
in event that delay occurs hr VIII
take the cutter 60 QunrtcrmHNfrf
hhrbor The Rear on ir tfiu north
VIII take several government pas
senErrH along. Mr Hamilton. ~ the
bureau OF education VIII go nor IN
this sailing he relieves br. Jack
son who iH now 900 az Washing on
-. c. The superintendent ~ the
government reindeer herd wlli also
80 north on the cutter Before pro.
crsding to Alaska the Hear will ~
from here 10 GumoK ". g.. for coal
Tho steamer Humboldt. ~ the
Alaska Steamship line arrived here
Rt 90 this morning from the north
She brought down 10 passengers. bat
very little cargo The weather on
the trip was pleasant The steamer
recoAird AZ the huukerr this forenoon
preparatory 60 making her return
trip 90 EkaKway Thursday.
A slovenian miner was KILLED IN
the Mexican mine az Douglas. Alas.
ka. on the iIfh inst ne WAS trylng
Go make a coupling of some ore care
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
GOOD FIGHT
PROMISED
Hsund Go al Seattle Theaier
Wednesday Night

N rsxt event In the world Of
pr VII be the s0-round glove con-
mnae fought between Billy De
snrwg n san Francisco and Kid
F,@ssrrss Of Seattle. The match
VI n sailed OF at the Seattle thea
sw Ell. Wednesday evening. or
Fssprrss the local followers OF
psr faow great deal-and that
n@ hxor. However DE Coarsey
nzaas Ae favorite. a smaller man
An Ne kid. :. he has a remaek-
NJ gei record Dell Iampmari,
vAs raaagsng the contest. prom
.awhs principals viii enter the
rn9tiy az . O'Clock. The
rzvA& pitched on the stage OF
- Sxzs iheatar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
aTY COUNCIL BEGINS
LIGHTING PLANT WORK
u.,rmsn Discuss the Tunnel Scheme Park Resort Evils
enlargement OF City Jail, Tide-Land Grades
and ether Matters

.,.l move Tor ths building 81
te.e,irai ughting plant az Cedar
. 49, made iu the council last
~ sesn Councilman Murphy TN
ssas 4 resolution a. appropriate
49,, make preliminary surveys
~ ,e.truct buildings for the use
~ sasrveyors engaged upon the
Il Is probable tha SOME loca
w, ire neighhorhod Of Cedar
~ IN ~ chosen D. cay Engineer
~ ,n This Is the first move Of
80 renncil IN this direction and
t,rlslan ~ the lighting plant
1900 was the result of the visit
~. r,,,Y,,seA site az thc plant last
me preliminary survey work
s,...ssSItate the absence from the
IA NJ. Thomson a guud deal %
- ,,r,s aud Mr Murphy introduced
s-sfnsncs which Was passed by
-,nncu creating the office 81
.,s,sl assistant city engineer.
esiarv attached 20 the position
- YtS per month and the APP
- Nil b. required TO furnish
-. 4, the sum ~ $4,000 The new
-..nf Will Re required Go look
h. city work while Mr. Thorn
notwithstanding the work on
~ahllnE plant.
rae ruazsi schsms
:. proposed Great Northern tun-
-sn,e up in the council last
~ brief discussion. nr. erich
-ade a motion that the matter
"a b. referred % the committee
10 whole since Il D. Somethtng
.rAch al the councilmen are sn-
-.~fss The couacil Will proha bly,
- a. a committee % the whole
- tyening this week.
=. lunch wagons and other OBJ
~,sssns upon the streets IN the
s.,A.rr part 81 the city will be-
- 10 move Chairman kEstler
! ~ pclire. license and revenue
,.rmlitee. stated last night that an
.-lraree 20 this effect would be
.s~auc~d hy the committee next
- Besides the lunch wagons the
-erArce will include che peanut
~..as street peddlers. gas mains.
~ = fact. anything which is an
~r@s.nent 30 traffic upon the
nssss
rae Fark Evti
notion was made BY DR.. Crich-
= q have better police protection
: =. public parks. Tie stated that
rs.rrgs had come under his notice
80 people had been assaulted
,ss,ut cause hy drunken hoodlums.
: aavocafed that a special officer
Mnld be- stationed az each park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

NEW GAS COMPANY

The citizens Light and Power
Company has petitionsd the Board 81
Public Works FOR permission TO lay
gas mains on First avenue from Pike
street and Harrison street. and on
Queen Anne avenue from Harrison
street TO Mercer street. Tho plans
for the proposed extensions 90 the
new gas company'S plant VIII b. filed
with the Board 81 Public Works to-
morrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
Prosecuted

WASHINGTON. u. G.. April p -
Mark Hanna says be viii uow take
steps 60 ahnW the world that hia
friend. y. q Rathbone. h an inno-
cent man. deliberately perHr eui~d hy
GOV. Gen Wood ~ cuba Hanna
sayH he has documentary evidence
90 prove that Wood EWayed the court
that convicted Nathhuur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
TIE MARKETS

nj - West street opened we'll
= zrrrinx and continued good
arg rost ~ the day. out-0f
#a F1srs we're quite encouraging
ssFs also local ones
Hsfs $40 specigi feature on the
14ikei .asiaF AMI prices remain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
KEGLEYS@i,;Ss,, ; :'; It, y I; &
Wednesdays Specials

CHLORIDE OF LIME.
For dislufcctlnK and de0dnririnE -
large cans with sitting tops. per
can ...... ......- ..s.,.... Zoe
COFFEE
Honor Bright. makes n fine drink. ~
scientifically blended roasted in "a
modern gae rOagter per pound
......... ...s.s........ ....... zoe
CANNED PEACHES.
For table use standard quality In
good syrup Per can .......,.I he
BUTTER.
Best Native. 2pound bricks Each
.t..s...... tt-t....-. .......s.. Dor
MALTA VITA.
a breakfast cereal that requires no
cooking demonstrated free at our
store tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
This Is q Legitimate Sale

We must raise the money neces-
sary 10 satisfy our creditors claims.
Positively no goods sold and no one
In the building until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

Frank g, Holmes, 81 Aipcna. Mich
has written 20 the Seattle police ask .
ing Tor Information concerning the
= hereahouts Of his brother. George
VI. Holmes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

Incidentally pr Crichtou referred TO
the iuctticlrncy of the police depart
mvnt Ia looking after the parks
The Northern Pacific Railway
Company made apphcatiun FOR a
franchise to construct side tracks
upon several streets n the southern
part of the city the stated object
being to reach certain mills aud
manufacturing establishments tn
that district An ordinance NRCatlng
parts ~ Massachusetts Colorado and
Hoigatc streets was introduced az
the same time. The ordinance prp-
Vidcs that the tracks shall be made
20 conform with the grades when
these are established permanently
on the tide lands.
WIN EalArge the JAN
The council has al last taken
cognizanCc " the condition of at
fairs At the city jail The made
quacy OF the accommodation at the
Jail has been up before the council
several times before. 10 is believed
that this agitation Tor more room b.
but a preliminary step which VIII
hereafter result in she building OF "a
new city hail The resolution intro
duced also refers Ca the lack OF
space necessary Tor the city employ ~
az the hail The engineers depart
meut il the one most seriously ham
pered az the present time. Suggvs-
uons regarding temporary changes
which would relieve thr crowded
condition were referred Co last night
A resolution was adopted naming the
Judges and clerks Tor the election ON
May if An ordinance providing for
"a certain form ~ star Co b. worn by
by policemen. was passed at the
same time providing penalty fur
any attempt at impersonating an Of
ficer.
ride taaa Grades
The Improvement of the tide lands
south OF the city by the establish
ment OF permanent street grades
viii come w before the council very
soon. An application was made last
night by the Tucker HRnford t.ltho-
graph Company and referred 90 the
street committee Next week re-
port upon the matter VIII be made.
An ordinance was introduced author.
ixiug the city 20 enter into a contract
with the Seattle Electric Company
20 sprinkle the streets. This work
Will cost about $500 per month and
the company promises 90 have the
proper cars here IN operation by the
middle % June. An ordinance Great
Ing the position % assistant 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
80 1-3 Per CT. Less
Than Manufacturer
Cost
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY.

SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY.
April g. AT A. NJ
And closes Saturday night. May g
This ir a tremendous sacrifice. a.
we were considered very close buy
erH by the trade. You can not apprs
ciaie " hat a great reduction this b
until you see the goods and prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
Wednesday,, April 20, at
9 a. NJ.

SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES
SATURDAY NIGHT. MAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

Where this magnificent stock WILL b,
sold out at retail for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
A. Z. Nathan Co.
IFI6 oHCOND AVENUE

Mail Orders carefully filled. Rail
road fare paid on an purchases of
$500 or over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
lAt6 Second Avenue

BET. PIKE AND UNION SITS.
SEATTLE. WASH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

a Siaynninn miner was KILLED in
the Mexican mine az Douglas. Alas.
la. on the i1fh inst ne WAS trying
Go max" a coupling of some ore cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

| superintendent OF streets and parks
with @ salary OF $50 per month was
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23
Plants In the House.

See that your plants get fresh air
whenever it can be given them safely.
This means that cold air should be SO
admitted that it is mixed with the air
of the room before it reaches the
plants themselves. Give your plants
the benefit of light and sunshine if you
wish them to do WELL Water only
when the surface Of the soil looks dry
This rule cannot be deviated from with
safety by the amateur. The expert
enced gardener will frequently dis
cover conditions which make it safe
for him to vary or modify it, but these
the amateur will not discover, and it
is not possible to lay down any instruc-
tions by which they may be discover
ed, says a writer in Ladies' Home
Journal. Overwhelming does untold
harm, as it causes souring of the soil
and brings on decay of the roots. APP
ply fertilizers only when Il plant is
growing, for then, and then only, can
it make use of them. Begin with a
small quantity of whatever fertilizer
you use and increase the amount as
the plant increases in growth, being
careful not to overdo the matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE


ne new orkboN rays Many FaTs
The American husband is not the
only man in the country who is striv-
ing to make life AZ easy as possible for
my lady Of many whims. The manu-
facturcrS strain every nerve to add to
her comfort and lessen her cares, as
one may see daily in Il thousand dircc-
tons. Tax" the newest workhoN for
instance. X contains not only the
means OF making and repairing any
thing from gloves to stockings, but a
set of manicure implements as we'll.
What a comfort and satisfaction in
this well made and we'll looking box
when the journey comes to Il halt or
an end.
Another ingenious and attractive
workboN has q jewel case attachment.
The top tray divides into two triangu-
lar trays. swinging open and out sep
arately upon a pivot The box under
meath is the jewel case 1t is the very
thing for a short journey and answers
in size for putting into a travelling bag
or a trunk 1t contains capital vari-
ETY. of glove silks and other spools, as
well as many generous fittings, all for
the price of SO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23
Ta)Hlc:Y: :: :; ::

yestigation was a telegram to the doc.
tor. Her master, who had always been
proud of not being vaccinated, had
caught the smallpox.
YOU'D better go. You'll catch it, y
said he
I'm not afraid said she. "Some.
body must stay, you know
She stayed. AS he got better he re.
Warded her-as convalescent men al
scolding her and finding fault with ey.
erythn@.
One day. however, he, being WELL
though still in quarantine, had some
|, vile connection brought him for his
dinner
What is this ?" he asked.
Its the best l could d." said Bird
get, who, having been victim to the
disorder in her childhood, had no feal
of it, Cook has gone off.
"Where has she gomez" asked the
master
ITO the hospital" said Bridget. "She
did be getting the smallpox, and she
went
He tried in vain to discover hel
whereabouts, but Bridget showed sa.
gacity. "The wages are owing and the
trunks in the bedroom. Cook will come
back"
So "the MASTER waited. A month
passed. another week; then another
then one evening some one rang the
bell.
Cook is back and wants to see you,
said Bridget.
''rhe master" went into the parlor
There sat the long absent woman. Hel
hair had been cut short and curled W
about her temples, but her complexion
was not spoiled. though she was thil
and worn again.
eve come to see whether you want
ed ME to cook for You again." said she
NO" said he.
Every we'll" said she.
"You had NO business to 60 of THAI
way" said he.
who'd have taken care of meY SHIT
! asked
cit was my duty to see to that aftel
HI you u NOLlC lOl iASs uio AS'
| Not at ALL" said she. And aboul
the wages? don't want to hurry yon
but | need the money!
"Oh. you do?" said lie.
Then he sat down near her.
'Wi1at bear was to you"' said he
Eyes. indeed" said she.
"Frettcd and found fault with you"
$50. unrea sonab]e. too" said she.
"And yet you'd cook for me againT
said lie.
IF suit YOU" said she.
'You do" said I've.
'"YOu might haze said so before" sale
| she.
Not as cook" said he.
! oh said she.
"The kitchen is no place for YOU" hi
said.
Its better than sewiag." said she.
But IF make you another offer,
said he. will you marry me? Lk'
you better than any woman 1 eve
Knew"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23
Leading Jobbers and
Manufacturers of Pine Bluff


Dealers in wholesale Hardware Agricultural Implements Stoves
Wagons Main street, Pine Bluff,
w. S. BEARD FURNITURE COMPANY
Wholesale dealers Furniture Sewing
PINE BLUFF ELEVATOR
Full Roller
bushels meal 900
&
Wholesale retail dealers Furniture
of
of Fittings; supply
mill machinery Locomotives
street..
M.
Importer and jobber OF
3. e. MANUFACTURERS
Barraque
Bluff,
PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE
Wholesale furniture Mail will attention
Fourth Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23

pp and Essen.
uy,' Herr Krupp's moth
E!he small business affairs
stepped into the shop,
sleeves, worked all day
and then until midnight
y They lived in a small
IS still standing in the
salch he did not exchange
nome until long after his
pw quote Mr.. Krupp's
aefed on the twenty-ffth
: the founding of the fac
,,oarteenth year I had the
~ father during the day,
work at the factory, and
study how to overcome
4 ~ the way. During this
on potatoes, bread and
.snt Portions Of meat and
Il !. :. y the night. Fof twen-
't1aggled thds u4til con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23

dtions grew little easier My last
remembrance of that period is the
growing danger of total ruin and my
endurance, suffering and hard labor
to avert the calamity, and I say all
this for the encouragement Of young
men who have nothing, are nothing
and want to get something and be
somebody"
In 1882 the factory gave employment
to only ten men. At the time of Mr..
Krupp's death over 10000 men were
employed in and about Essen, in the
factory and the adjoining mines.-Out-
look,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23
'BELOR' s COOK

chelor who kept house in
In a city, both of which
less. One day he adver-
ook. twenty-five young
IN old ones answered the
4. Among the twenty-five
n was a slim creature in
) sha WI and bonnet there.
Pnough flesh on her bones
together, but a lady ev.
er.
he said to her as she
b.
f a mendcd glove and
a forefinger rough as a
much sewing.
e only proof I have that
linz to earn an honest liv.
Ference fer a cook said
character" said she.
u how I can cook. I'll
proof Of that
pt a servant" said lie.
I mean to be. I've been
living, and l am sick Of
the wages and took her
the kitchen, where the
who was general assist
her with a bewildered
be did not see her for fou.
bis meals were delicious.
" the time he went down
her wages. It was late
ing. A plump lady with
sat before the fire stoning
did not know her at first
knowledge dawned on him
how nearly she had been
on the day when he hired
said was:
steak broiled less"
he saw her once in four
arly. She never said any
but Thank ye, sir He
I'd fault with something.
ed on vacancy the while.
I'M and big bachelor of for
dsome black side Whiskers.
purity and a warm tinted
d haired. Though the kitch-
lsht so. Her hair was IT,
pier. Outwardly she called
tsat bear" Secretly she
very handsome.
Tie dinner came down un-
ui has he found with 1t
I'D the girl. "He's sick"
ast no one came to the ia.
cook assembled the stairs
pais of boots outside one
ed at it.
said a faint voice.
Ill., and the result Of her m
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23

LOUNGE, SEAT AND SHELVES.
the floor, the underneath front being
filled in with Il fleetwood support, as
shown. This will form receptacle
if curtains are fixed inside. The seat
need not be upholstered if a fiat cush-
ion Of the same size be made to fit it.
About a foot from the ceiling fix
across a shelf. with a decorative wood
work front, and finish this off along
the top front with molding. Under
and inside this the smaller shelves can
be fixed for books and an open cup
board. as shown, for pottery.
Keep these we'll out of the way of
the head of the person sitting down.
The wood should be stained and var
nisled or else enameled in some pretty
art shade. When finished, the whole
structure will give great satisfaction.
Physical Culture In Household Work
Household labor is varied in it's re-
Quirements and can be made an aid to
physical culture. Walking up and down
stairs can be made an excellent exer-
else for developing the muscles Of the
leg from the hip down and giving a
good poise to the body, If performed in
the correct and easiest way. AS usual
ly done. with the body thrown forward
at the hips. the heel of the foot con-
stantly striking. the poise Of the body
is lost, and a great strain is put on the
- 4, increase. the nervous
f tho hnfU iS
carried we'll poised, upright from the
hips. the ball of the foot striking the
stair first the knees being flexible both
in ascending and descending, all the
good effects are secured. and if much
stair climbing is done there will be a
great difference in the feeling Of vital
ity. Ascending stairs rapidly by spring
ing from the ball of one foot to another
forms an excellent means Of strength
ening the ankles and curing tendency
to fat feet.-Good Housekeeping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-23
Floor Polish.

A good floor polish may be made by
shredding finely two ounces of bees
wax and one ounce of yellow soap into
a jar. Cover this with turpentine and
dissolve it slowly on the stove. stirring
occasionally with piece Of stick.
When cool. the compound will be rea 1v
for use.