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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-21

If frclrht principally cannegS mae
ehincry for pctorshurs,
The kruse liner Santa Nathnra ar
rived from san FRANCHISE lass nlHht
with IS passengers and Do tons 90
freight. she viii take return
vargp OF lumber from Port ltndlock.
The steamer experienced rough
weather on the way up md pitched
and rolled considerably ou account Of
the lightncas OF her cargo
The steamer city ct Topeka, of the
Pacific Coast line. sailed Tor the
North last night with q large pas
eenKcr list aboard About hair OF
them were Chiuk fishermen Tor The
Hunters Say ana Petersburg can
neflvs.
The steamer city OF Seattle ar
rived fpm the North late yesterday
afternoon with "a passengers. while
at Juneau waiting the arrival ~ the
steamer bertha. for which she had
passengers the people decided 60 set
az an excursion 90 Taku glacier and
Captain Nicholu0n. ~ the Seattle.
readily acuuicaced, Fully see people
crowded the Seattle and q merry day
was spent, The captain brought hts
steamer 60 Within quarter Of
mile Of the wonderful glacier The
excursion occurred ON May ~, which
happened Go be- an ideal day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-21

pREDaINu FuE GOLD.
There 10 bst one apparatus Ia the world
that vii a. gsrfset wufk IN TIE matter
- drstsins fQr said. n IL tie sight
iaeh h-rstsf rsffsetion usid Drsalns
Pump. This IL DOT a VACUUM o. ca
tfifusai pampias apparst1s. but = al
Iset eriine rianssF pump a-siensa fuf
this Eufgnse Il "a The only piuussf
pump that successfully pasrnpe Eeid. safsi,
Efafsi. lead bfiiets tguiAefs. anp kFaf-
uiaf matter, raisius the Sane from sry
depth And Sis hafainx through lie ham
hsf= 70 snY hsisht O. disisacs rithg.ia
injury q is working parts. TIE ew
cheney ~ tho Centrifugal pnmp ssrrin.
aiss shea u sncmtnirsM rrssafs u -
fest head. about - pounds ~ the square
inch. Thls CsntHflFAl Apparatus siil
Iunip W. Sand but itH suction pgwsr IL
tef sFeat ~soaEh - ltn Eoia. T7,s an.
eisusF y our tiunEss Fainp 10 limited
can usiilHs u Nfta soid. nnz of IN nus
sets. ss r~stis 80 nna sand Eaaissa
shaln haesst sfstssa used fsf gold
dfstxins iass halt ths goif. the finer
sait DISTURBED - the Buckets bsipE car
RED swaT ~ the actlen - ths v4srT
Our plunssf Fafnr saves svsff atom 81
seia sanas al disturbances IL caused -
fhs tush q waters iat8 tbs section pipa.
M. whlsh even particle o, deisehsd nat
tee - carried This rufrp has a sRaes
ttY Of cutie YARDS - soiis matter pr
rrinats as2u gahle yards In a "a huar
rua. Total onss n nsovinE shia matter
ffsssn river bottom ~ sluiea bonee nst
pasnp nHs ua sHhieitian Gene ard
uaaks faaF omr tests. Ths Eanss wask
b. halt tbs time ~ nAf So eust Of any
otter apparatus roe ~ tta market
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
f'hans. 1suass saDi. 1910 zaA Ass
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anxlOusly awaiting tidlngs Of the re.
suit. Some Of the more daring splr-
10 among them are even now OFFER
ing % duplicate their bets on their
favOrite boat. As wireless feie-
graphy Is yet an unaccomplished
matter In the north. no news win be
received here Of the result until the
return Of one or the other Of the par
Elephants.
The steamer Farallon, OF tho Alas
ka Steamship line. sails Tor the North
tonight She viii carry large cargo
-=--a--=-sa,-=--
Why not nee the the bnttleship to-
davY
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Sunset Oil and Refining Co.

Second block Of 10000 shares near
~ al sold. That remaining yet TO
be had at l5c per share. Those de-
string stock VIII do well 10 act
promptly. Early advance IN price
mot likely 70 occur.
ELLIS MORRISON. Asst. Sec.
Basement Mutual Life bldg. Seat
tie, Wash.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION BALE NJ furniture on fhe prem
lees Of aiH Iasfiaks ave-. ru fHurHfHH.
mo glI ~ = a'flfrk 3d. u. sharp. OLE.
giant 4unftsress sed rHl1sn paf hrG fffft
d hsnVg rios ast trl set. ] foidIne bed
and Whfdfrba combined. oak. bedding
and rliiosr, 80 Yhria n ulfy
brussels fanist Eu1d nH new. 10 yards
hall and - yards stair body bfufarlH. all
new Ea yards ntfr HHffluH. ~ EHf1a
nralsufn. ) bed lounge. y quarter saved
iaHthsf seat dining fhairn. ryrkrfrs D.
quAuef.aHWr1 . fsH dining table stands
Nj tntiss. Kitchen queen. heafrrr.
r84t stove : Monitor range fpn4 o.
new. Z cane scat CHAIRS. dfnpfrlnH1 J
Ils fIrfa dfning rff. haYiinr1 china
foahlur and other ufrnalia Tor fpuana
krepinr. Including LAMPS. Nay D. lu.
rf-eted az fhe premises on "Wednesday
or 1hufsday. forenoon. y. q. STAN
AuffiuufNrs
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THUNDER MOUNTAIN
Fans iAt % ihih the roads and trails fEtft
Thunder Mountain dirtrict will b. open
ThsH the grand ruah gill commence. III
u estimated TIA, hetwsgn ~ 90 and
900 people viii 60 inis the district
tHia summer Nreat many are now
HnlnA ia eh fnut ana snow shoes and
fHtufnhle larafipus are changing hAhds
81 fabulous prices you have the Eafns
opportunity 20 uiaks ul0sey as say ~
them. " Foa buy ntOoh IA ths Thunder
henntain Cold lisl9s Co. which owns
valuable pfuFafff within three fnurfhs q
a httfs frunl the Dewey mine ca the same
reef Men ard supplies hAys seen ssafl
~ q op~n W The properly. TIE pffos'
of fhs Stock f. roe only = cents pr
FitafNi TIE Indications nfs that n viii bs
selitus az 10 cents whiting - days ~
yfs4 Nsnt ~ Hst ia On this. Fou eaAfsaf
anofd - delay
aiEuKsgos q HERRIa.
100 Chsrfy ~.
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NO one in the state Of Washing
railroads although certain
preston The fighting solely against
unsuitable assumption Of railway Nobody
objects 70 railroads rightly Everybody them
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WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinity-ThiH after
noon. tonight and Thursday. oeeas-
ional showers: light 20 freas south
winds.
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
The Palatiai Steamer
CITY OF EVERETT.

a AN @aaNN@~
CITY OF EVERETT.
Three Round Trips Daily. :,
Leaves Seattle a. m. Il M -
p. m. a
Leaves Everett s:l5 a. m. ~ sna
7;l5 p. m.
Phone, James 1871. Colmah ~.
T.. b. SCOTT. hsf.
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iioiAfs fon SALE.
VIII rrtum plfh another caf ~ hnffen
about May 49, Weighing from tiW 20
con nud nef them. lislifYWn rihNlfs'
gf2t Third ave
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ron sALT'-TAHMs AND LANDS
TAtH tAAbe FDN Hhf.E

ron sALTe--TAHMs AND LANDS
fAitM LAkbe goH hALE
-nya
RonEEr MALTuY. ~ 40 X. ?. Block.
nToCK Ramon a10 acres. 100 acres
cleared sli fenced running water house
eaih ana .g.ibgglldlner. Two miles from
'"'''' '@o No ,ooe
bioek ranch-loo acres ssat river bolton
tahd 10 acres On cultivation, balahte
.Aslly cleared neat broom plAs''i.,i
h9urei Two larEe harms hne orchard Hh
kinds N fulit. = ~ mile from posiot.
nee. school ana church. team harnfsg
new wagon ri0w harrow reaper enl'
HNA''f' eomnisls enini of Tools '''N'
- acfer. north ~ town. hair bottom land
w csiusslnn. haihnce good ubiahni ni
shnri ~ 100 trees Asr08m house. large
harm several outhuildinEH! uies trout
stream through the gleca 5000
No fO0i
ie0 anrfs-1o ac-s IN cultivation ~ acres
pasture OF fenced. orchard q 80 res
hauee large barn. several outbull0ingsi
.oo =. No. 2oo7.- -.
zoo acres 20 nrr0t ~ bottom land. cleared :
balance timber. 5000
100 acres. hsif bottom Land. balance good
upland. ~ herva cleared seine good TIM
Der. small orchard. sfoom house. 800
No. 20O4
% ceres; choice waterfront; 10 acres
i'HHn - tAftlF cleared. or hsfa ~ ~
trees gsfDafn house. barn ana several
chicken houses spring watsr. 1900.
No 1880
0 aersr. al cleared fenced ana cross
fenced 6.rDom house. large wpedshed
barn. noatO. chicken houges ard large
yard orchard nil kinds u small fruitH
tiaes :. sarroanssa y niee bones. =
DEPOT AMI rchool furniture IN heuss cut
% u tools. chickens. ~ for $1,000.
es..A -. - .rn
trees ~ acres IN s;rauherfies, nieo
er.ss a-rgofn house barn. euthi o. tools.
No rai-
~ acres isvsi land sood soii. adjoining
small town few minutes walk from
the DEPOT, store. paetafres and school
81 partially cleared rries. SEQ. viii
tssa part payment IN iahor clearing sn1
fsncinE adjoining land,
No. go
10 acres. south ~ town. level Land. good
Ell aerss IN cultivation. sfaali orchard
No saz
10 aeFaas all partially cleared. seefri in
Fraas small house spfinx uatef. handy
siIs.
". mass spseiGity q ceiling county
prVpsry. Write for printed itst. Or eali
at efo. and 80 mara rlats ssd tbotss.
HUbERT AALTT5T.
sossio New rorE biecs.
s7onb- 80 acre. ~ miles eai Of Seattle. ~
aefss riaared. 40 fruit trees IN bearing
a.roofn hpuFe ara ouiauiiflnEs. THE place
fruuis on LAKE quarter .fitiss fruntsEn,
tsoss=tao acres 81 Nuehcfmish ro8uiy. 90
acres cleared. - acres n pasture. 90
trait trees IN bearing. broom honss sne
baFu.
tfxsp@i0 acres near ths city acres
cleared. nofg partly elsared. ~ fruit
tfeen IN bearing
sisDo-to acres. " mites from Seattle; V
tntis Railroad station. ~ AeF~E cleared. Q
naNrv aiAHhsdl lee hoaF3nE fruit tfsss ali
kinds n small fruit b-rVem hauss. barn,
ei1fAsa snd foot h9usr. ali nrsi e3aas
iAad
eTErrESunEN q AHs ELL.
Raaua - HonNsH bid.
FREE lands 10 hofnssieaaers. sua wash.
inktpn hifg
GOVERNMENT ianaa for lersAaa. soa
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uHLr WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE
nHIr NvANTT,n-,tAI.r

Pacific Gmp. once. 100 ~ Ave, faf.
hlshsa best hein IN city. Call up Main
W. We MaYaa Mnr.
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why not see the battieship to-
OAR 49,.
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HO! FOR NOME!

May %. S. 5. Centennial, June
$. 5. Oregon. A
For Gol0vin Bay direct--Mas
$. s. Discovery.
Northwestern Commercial Coiiip"'s'
Seattle.
Ticket Office, No, IA James SIS ssfsss
Phone Main sol; Genera, V II,
so1-2 pioneer hlug, phone unl sixing
secure choice herths by apP Goose
early. Also agents for WIG Zen on
Railroad Company, 10 MS OF
whose line we issue through ''
lading from Seattle.
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49, MIR wANTTn-MAIn
Nionf watchman tih q mill hands. 81 sb,
hnFi boari $500 rirht ana lsfi knat
hNtrin, tnU. hand saw ynf HgTs. pinHs
tiWhns fA.1. new machine quarry
hhnaH ~ un Wmuf cutters. ti % clipper
sawyer inrt fanFfnUn 81 ~. pattern
matters. aAc. 80 b1s factory and mill
hHhiH for iHfro Cauh company. good
CHANGE tu advance. % start sgB g. $50
aud hoHtd. fare advanced MrNiahH =
iiaehinH. iiu West Main street. Phone
John a.
opgn people mllfd mountain top blown
~. r. city deatfoyed. every inhabitant
dead whips blown uu. burned ana sunk
the HrHhfraf volcanic Destruction lu the
worlds history. A mii account ~ the
hufl tataHtrnphr in Martinique and
adjacent islHnltH. nlH1 othsf historic dis
uatefa ~ The world. hiN seller beet beck
hsat terms Write Ltdag fnf free uufat
thiraeo Bible House. 30 fIuh avenue
Chicago.
QUEEN CITY EMrIsoY MENr BUREAU.
Ifdtd avenue. phone. Main 300 Pastry
cnuA. $40 nhaiuhefmaidH. 2 waitrrseea
Fsnn restaurant cooks. Giri Tor rthttreeH
factory. Ito per day. , nurse Giria. Ft6
80 fani family cooks. $50 60 fAa. dHY
wrmrH. dlahh asher dining room sifis.
- % $40. cook. farm. . ifuuerH. VI 30.
mHuele iris.
GARDENER who can milk. want situation.
Address. q. T.
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aENffKNiNs IopfKLs.
Thausanda II men weafiag thsm Made
perfect in svsfy detail san Franrse
60 Hair Store. 1901 First Ave
FuRNtTuBE HAt4E~I1t rooms a ascaaa,
hard furniture from the wsij an1mn At.
ianste iaaEinx betse. hgunht - the Hell
frfsnt FurrttMfw 60 npW Tor sale Al cs4F
sthFs tiz Hseand ave soufh. very rhs2p
utatNTHa NIX Fur Al service aairnntss
ths MAEWsii Mansicn cafe. terms rta,sss.
ate. riszszusiY situated az is1n - ave.
ser. % uaivsrHiiT nlss furnishes roasas
c =. HANpERs isnasssps xarasner, eas..
tracts fsksn fer FfsdinE lgtAi rAfisfActiea
nsaraHfssd Address ga stik. West IRE.
ulsnt stktiaa.
rAKEp HEAsH AND BROWN BREAD
u8ukTus STYLE phors. tehn xasf fas
friIssFr THE BOSTON nFAEENT
ia vifrfntA street.
wANrEu-A ew sooa h,sasrs Furnished
zaa anfurniHhea. siso sumo bots near
NHaissan street. car Ilnn. The Hufuaa
issa first ave.
SKI faeyA Hgisfbs a f4oya. 10 ninshl~y
block, ahmut your homes fuf rAsh cf a..
fHsFwa garments
FAScY FLOWERS 90 ordsr. natural SOC.
sge Duplicated. gfssefTei. Mr. Johnsgn.
tadA First
WAIT fsIb-- sseraaa hard writing iahis ~
oesk az etes. state rfict. Mars q TIE
star
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WOOD TOOTH PICKS
. Boxes Tor Toe
SHAVING SOAP
q Cakes Tor ..............1oc
DECORATED PAPER NAP
kINS--Per 1000 .........B CSC
MACcARONI-fn lib. Boxes
Special price. per box SIC
CORN BEEF In 2 Pound
lns-spcclal price. per can
.tsftsst f.stts+st tsass4s.s ~@ls
EVAPORATED FIGS
Special price. per pound. .. &c
sfLVEHaiDE SALMON
Per dozen cans ..........SOc
Kinks TAR SOAP
4 Cakes f0r...........IO
EASTERN TOMATO CAT
SUP Legal. jugs ........7 zoe
OYSTER COCKTAIL CATSUP
Per bottle .......s.....+sf5 -.
SOUTHWELL'S ORANGE
MARMALADE Per inr. Use
FRESH sALTED ROAST
PEANUTS Per pound .foc
WHOLE NCTMEGS
80 Tor .t...t,............ tOc
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roMoRnoW

sumer Net curnets. well stayed.
perfcoi hitting. worth acc. special
ssssssssfss sssstss ss.sss...f 81 NC
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when buying articles eavsrVss~
this paper. speak OF the star
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c =. HANuEHk. isnfscaps gardener! eusa
tracts faksn fer HfsfinE lqtkf rAffsfacfiea
glsarantssd Address ga sssh. West Frs.
fIrnt sfhfian.
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f1uNp-An elegant 80 room house
nnotlon the 22d. az b. M. Gi2 EaI
axe ave- ID. G. STAN. auctioncor
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WANFEfsa@A fsw aopd haaNra Furnished
aaa unfuFmisAsa. Aiso sumo lcis meas
NHdiassn street. car Hoe The Hufuaa
tssN FffHs ave.
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ianas for leesGion. 90
Washington tik.
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rAKEp HEAsH AND BROWN BREAD
u8ukTuS STYLE phorr 1ahn Easf faf
delivery. TIE BOSTON nEANEHr
iit NifrfatA street
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THE cheapest place 10 hun on and Gsso,--
Inc is from the Olympic OH Co, OH IA
ave, tel Main paI. Also coal BY sack
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3 ALL RIGfIT
RAINIER nEAgTI.

OFFER wanted on lots l. 2 8. block s
new Wnfrod addition. southwest CORNER
TNcrtY-fpc-nd avenue ana Dearborn.
Il0tiu0. ] bluck from cars, street graded
Special price on fruit ranch advertised yes
terdhr. $500.
NELSON, MACPHERSON q co.
an New Nork block.
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HILLMAN's beautiful lake front addition
is now on the market. nearly BOO lots cold
Va the last fow days. SIS to SiT5 each
e. down. 81 monthly. lumber sold on
payments same az rent. 90 men now lny-
ina new plank sidewalks IN front Of each
lot. money returned n dissatisfied after
one year. 10 oNtra men will be on
grounds Sunday 90 show unaold lots. Come
quick zee owner Hillman, Office end OF
present Green Lake car lire.
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Some Extraordinary speoIaIs for Tomorrows Trading
TOMORROW

Almond Cream Toilet Soap, ?
cakes IA box, highly pcrfumed.
goo value, tomorrow $500. zoe
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RngE lands 70 hosnsssssasr.. 500 wash,
inEian bidg
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-11
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

ing the moral sense of the people, and
alternating them from their besetting
sins. they are entitled to nations
gratitude, not spiteful criticism.
There are, however, incurable cynics
who will revile Mr.. Morgan despite
his earnest and apparently unselfish ef-
forts to wean the country from its
poker-playing habits. They will say
that organizing industries whose Sc
curiites are likely to be literally
''watered" is scarcely more commend
able than "bluffing" in game Of
cards. The man. who invests in
'watered stock" is almost as sure 20
be hurt as the man who puts his money
into a jackpot in the hope that his
more expert adversary may be success
fully "bluffed." STILL this is not the
spirit in which our Croesuses who be-
come moralists ought to be met. They
should be encouraged to reform the
nation, to turn sinners from their evil
ways. to drive the jackpot and other al
legged devices of the Wicked One into
retirement All hail, therefore, to Mr.
Morgan in his crusade against the ma
tion's besetting sins. Away with those
who insinuate that he is not reformer
with clean hands.
| If Mr. Morgan's conclusions be ac-
cepted as sound. he has placed in an
untenable position those philosophers
who engage in poker games merely to
study human nature. Poker" ac-
oording to the Wall street sharp, lis
based upon a lie. The man who has
the greatest capacity for deceit wins. :"
On occasions it is probable the dealer
may have something to do with it. Evil
communications corrupt good man
ners, say the Scriptures. Philosophers
ought to keep out of bad company,
otherwise they may become as badly
demoralized as those whom they study.
And If they become contaminated, how
can they be trusted? The best place
to study human nature Is where men
are normal. If everybody believed
that everybody else was untruthful and
decettful, because poker-playeT
cheats, civilization would go to pieces
business would end, with universal
crash, society and the family would
disappear, and there would be chaos.
In the meantime 1t would be interest
ing to know who were in the game
just before MIR. Morgan relieved hi!
mind.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-11
SCIENCE sIFTlNGS.

The amount of blood in the human
body is one-thirteenth of the body
weight
Sound moves 1,I42 feet per second.
light $4,000 miles second and eiec-
tricity 2SS. 600 miles a second.
The rotation OF n waterspout at the
surface OF the sea has been estimated
as 354 miles an hour, or nearly six
miles a minute
The suns light is equal to 5.563 wax
candles at one foot from the eye II
would take $4,000 full moons to equal
clOudless sunshine.
1t is probable that the temperature
of the moons surface at Its midday is
$50 degrees r. The drop at night la
probably 1900 degrees. to go degrees
below.
VeSta Is the only one of the smaller
planets which can be seen with the ma
ke,i eye. Its diameter Is only 800 miles
and its whole surface but one ninth
that OF Europe.
Crystallized nitrogen is one of the
greatest chemical curiosities BY cool
ing nitrogen gas down to 3G1 degrees
below the freezing point and thep al
lowing ii TO expand solid snowlike
crystals are formed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-11
A Gigantic Goddess oe war

In the japanese capital there Is gi.
gantic image of woanan made OF
wood, iron and plaster. The time of Its
erection and the name of It's designer
are in dispute. but it Is known to have
been dedicated to Hachiman, the god
OF war. In height it measures fifty
four feet. the head alone, which is
reached by a winding stairway in the
Interior OF the figure. being capable Of
holding company of twenty persons.
The goddess holds sword In her right
hand and huge painted wooden ball
In the left. Internally the statue Is the
finest anatomical model in existence,
every bone. joint and ligament being
represented on gigantic scale In pro
portion to the height and general size
or the huge figure itself The large
eyes are magnifying glasses, through
which a fine view of the surrounding
country may be had.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-11
THE STRENUOUS GIRL.

Those young men who went to Cata-
lima and other resorts on the Pacific
for nice, quiet, reposeful rest, inter
spersed with mint juleps and an occa-
sional dance, are receiving the big Jar
of their lives, according to all ac-
counts.
They love the girls, particularly the
girls they meet at the sea shore. and
hitherto they have been eagerly willing
to do the bidding OF the sweet crea-
lures. but this year things are shock
Iingly different from other years. The
strenuous life is the fashion, and the
young man is the sufferer.
The young woman of 1902 isn't like
her sister of few years ago-a tender,
pale person, who spent her time read
inS. swinging in hammock and
dressing for dinner. This years girl
is a brawny, rosy-cheeked pretty pie
tue of health, who knocks at the young
mans door at 5 o'clock in the morning
and demands that he go for two hours
Of play on the golf links before break
fast. Then she insists that he take
her rowing for three hours. she taking
her turn ats4he oars. In the afternoon
she demands his company over any
mountains or high hills that may be
handy, and winds up with an hour of
rapid tennis at o'clock.
This strong. energetic girl is always
doing things from morning till night.
and doing more things every day she
lives. And how she lives every mo-
ment OF the time! She travels at
nerve-racking pace. and yet her nerves
are under such control that she doesn't
know she has any.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-11
FOR NERVOUS FOLKS.
Rystematic Rest, Massage and Prop
er Diet VIII Work Wonders.

er Diet VIII Work Wonders.
Scbule. writing on mental diseases.
asks, lis our civilization to blame Tor
this neurotic condition. and the an
swer Is In the affirmative, How can
nutrition prosper in the body where
mainutrition holds full sway? And
how can people be happy and healthy
when worry dominates their lives!
For In this human being the lower otfi
GERS of the nervous hierarchy draw
their very breath at the bidding OF the
higher powe ers, and the relation Is YER
lily reciprocal, for to keep the brain
healthy the unconscious nervous func-
tions must be kept In good shape, prop.
er activities alternating with wisely
arranged periods Of repose.
Just as soon as one notices the ap-
proach OF nervous irritabllity systemat-
&c nerve rest will shorten an attack.
and by rest | mean To have the patient
go to bed and have massage. The
amount of exercise undergone In u
good scientific massage liz equal to
walk OF two or three miles day. and
II goes without saying that such pas
sive exercise should increase the appe-
tite. and the food Ingested and enjoyed
will be digestcd and assimIlated. | use
the word enjoy" deliberately. because
! there are some nervous nyalids who
i cannot enjoy their food unless In soil
tude. In addition TO the massage
would recommend salt rubs, which are
very easy to give. Have a saturated
solution of common table salt Rub
the body brisEly. especially from the
spine outward toward the sides of the
body and as aeon as the skin is well
| reddened wash OF with moderately
cool water, and the chances are all In
favor OF restful condition. In case per
sons suffer from cold feet at night |
would advise the bathing Of the feet In
cold water before going TO bed and
having a hot water bag always al
hand.
Lettuce. celery, spinach. onions. art
all vegetables especially valuable TO q
person OF nervous temperament. and
milk hot or cold Is Invaluable.-Pil
| grim.