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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
Daily livestock Letter.
Special TO Daily Panhancio,

Special 20 Daily Panhandle
Kansas cry stockyarda, Dec. e.,
REORGANIZATION from the range
country Is small this week but such
as have been Included have sold at
higher prices eve nthan last week,
Bulk Of tho supply Is mado up Of
ied beof steers, while there is q
shortage Of COWS ana OF stockera and
feeders. Total supply OF cattle Is
small this week as compared with
recent weeks, mainly because Of the
usual dulness lhcldent to Tho near
approach Of tho holiday eason. Col
orado feeders have sold az $S.S5
20 $3.50 this week. stockers SS.65
% Si,15, Panhandle and New Mex
leo slockers $3.50 10 $3.aO, Colo
RADIO COWS $3.50 10 $3.50, with a
load Of prhue smyod holters late
last week at $3.50, and two fancy
head Of helfms Monday al $LG5.
Panhandle andrew MoAlco cows sell
~ seas TO Ss,25, string OF stock
COWS yesterday at SECS, bulls S2.25
TO So. calves $3.25 TO $3.50. An
The leading markets have shown a
big shortgae OF cattle each month
since August but Kansas city shows
q big gain for tho year as compared
win last yearqnd establishes new
records this ycar IN receipts of cat
ne, calves. sheep and total car loads
OF livestock, exceeding any previous
year IN these items.
An unexpected heavy run Of IL
90 sheep and lambs today caused a
slump IN the market, amounting to
lOc 10 15c. Prices last week reach
cd a prohibltye figure ON some
classes, especially ON Mexican yearl-
iugs at $3.50 to SG75, and lambs
also sold very high. Prices on fed
western lambs today range from
S6.S5 to $3.50, yearlings 1915 To
SG.4O, wethers 50 TO $500, ewes
SA75 TO $5.25 Stuff is moving
freely from many sections that were
not counted on TO produce anything
much before The first OF tho year
rbe open winter has permitted the
stock to iatten quickly and IL Is
generally in good shape the last two
weeks.
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(From Saturdays Daily panhandle)
Clubs Wait for Christmas Prop
arHonn for Christmas took the
right Of way over the plonm and
Womon's clubs this week and both
postponed tIleir meetings ON next
week Mrs yeale win entertain the
members OF tho pioflan club and
their husbands next week The
Philharmonic club also recognized
Christmas preparations by having no
meeting dis week. Nest week the
members win be entertained by Mrs.
Horace Goooh Ia honor OF her moth
er Mrs Nanh Of shelbyYllle, Ky
S. Nicholas club, Tho ST. Mich
olas club, which wns originally
formed for the purpose Of preDar-
Ing gifts for tho visit OF ST. Nicholas
held The last meeting which it could
devote TO that purpose this Year. at
The home 81 MISS Bertha Kate Num-,
Wednesday aiteronon. The mem
hers sDont delightful afternoon
and are ready to begin another
years rwork' for 81 Nicholas. Next
week the club viii be entertained
By MISS Jennie Nash,
y. 4. Il. Await Charter Tho first
meeting Of what win constitute the
nucleus for ihe Amarillo chapter Of
DE Daughierg Of the American Row
oluiion, hold at the residence Of Mrs.
Il u. MfgSenht Iase saturday after
noon gave good promise for The fu-
tmc Of The organization ID tho town.
rhee> wert thlrie8h present who
wore eligible for Membership III the
proposed Organization and win an-
other received sinco ihcn fourteen
Implications nave bocn sent 20 the
WaHhlhgion headquarters of me SOC
clety for yWiiicafion Mrs ira IT,
Evans one bf the State supreme or
iiccrs who IS visiting here Is enlhu-
siosilcally IN favor Of the new chap
ter and tho securing Of charter IS
only matter OF time As there Is
q comparatively small number Of
cilos In Texas, that are represented
III tho great patriotic society, the
mcmbers feel property clated over
the prospect OF securing the coveted
distinction,
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ron ATHLETICS.
Important Meeting Today In Colo
RADIOS Capital.

Denver. Colo, Dec, 22,-rho
Rocky Mountain association OF the
American Athletic union Will hold
a meeting IN tho rooms OF tho Den
YER Athletic club this afternoon, AT
this conference permanent Officers
viii be eelctod. permanent commit
tees appointed and arrangements
completed for the annual track and
flold meet TO be held In Denver In
the spring, when The American Ath-
leuo union championship for the
Rocky Mountain district will be de-
clded.
Delegates are here from Colorado,
Utah and Denver universities, Colo
RADIO college tho Colorado school OF
mines. the New Mexico and Colo
RADIO agricultural clleges and the
Denver Y. NJ. c. A. athletic clubs.
Bert Martin and p. G. Fisher, OF
Denver, aud c. o. Epporson, Of the
University Of Colorado, have been
appointed members Of tho governing
board OF the American Athletic un'
ion, to represent this district
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pn,l NIect Ends.

New Orleans. Lao Dec 22.-The
Two weeks racing meet at City Park
comes 70 a close this afternoon and
tho sport will be resumed at the Fair
grounds tract, Monday, Three I'M
portant evonts are scheduled by the
Crescent Jockey club for nest week
including IheJ Gentllly selling stakes
with $1,000 added Monday; the
Christmas handicap, $1,000 added
ora tuesday and tho Speed hand
lean. $1,000 added TO begin next
saturday
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The folloElng atcmenl ~ y At.
Adams ana wife lIIeaictla "a, VIII
interest parenis lnd oihars a ml-
racoious cure hH taken place N our
home our ohiy had eczcma S years
and was pronoJ heed lncnrable. when
we read abonI Electric Bilters and
concluded to Is IT, Before the sec'
ond bottle wa ail iaken we noticed
q change toEthc better, and after
taking Z boales no was completely
cured us The up-to-date blood
medicine ami body building tonic
Guaranteed. soc and 81 at l.. o.
rhompson a Bro. drug store. o5-lm
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$4,000 For a jag.

Belleyllle, H., Dec. 22.-- Three
thousand dollars each for jags is
the price demanded by Mrs. Mag
gle Williamson mother Of Waiter
Williamson, and Mrs. Lizzie Onion
mother Of Ed Harrington, who have
sued local saloonkeeper because
no sold liquor to the boys, who are
minors, causing them to become in
toxicated. The case will come up for
trlm soon before the Belleyille
court.
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Negroes 10 Protest.

Muskogee, /. I. Dec. 22-- The
race question, which has become a
live one in the new state of okla
honia, will be considered from the
point of view OF tho negro at the
Suffrage league, to be held in
Muskogee, /. r., on Thursday next.
A decided protest against Jim Grow
laws and other alleged dlserimin-
alton against the race will be made
and resolutions to that effect will
be presented to the constitutional
convention now in session at Guth-
rie.
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NEW GRAIN ron PANHANDLE.
Armstrong County Farmer Gives
Experience With Two Kinds.

Experience With Two Kinds.
II am very much impressed with
the possibilities Of durum wheat and
speltz for the Panhandle" said Mr..
A. Cayton of Armstrong county in
the course Of conversation with
a Daily Panhandle reporter yoster-
day. "Tho durum whoat is better
drouth reslster than the ordinary
varieties and viii produce good re-
shuts when the others fail. lust now
there Is a fairly good market for the
wheat for seed but there IS no conf
merclal market for It at tho pres
ent in this country. Ills SO hard
that the mills can't use &C., Sonlo
time ago, however, | noticed that
maoaronl or durum wheat was sell
ing at S1.35 a bushel in Dallas for
export when domestic wheat was
about IS cents. or course II there
was much OF the grain raised The
price would 30 down.
"But ] am unqualitiedly in fav.
or Of spellz. It is sure crop and
is valuable grain. It is something
Ike barley and is an importation
from Russia.
"As feed for all kinds of stock
It has no superior lt stands dry
weather equal 10 kaffir corn or sor-
ghum and will make crop where
other grains fail II can be sown
either in spring or fall. When sown
In the fall 1t makes rank growth
and affords excellent pasturase'
Where It was sown this last fall In
September and October It is now siS
TO eight inches high and perfectly
green. Freezing seems to have no
effect on It,"
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PaSt,PreSentand
Future Paint

The best ''past' paint is the
paint which has worn down
evenly, leaving the surface
ready for repaintins without
the need Of expensive scraping
and "burning-oif." lsa
The best "present" paint is
the paint which is applied with
least labor, covers the most sur
face per gallon, and looks the
be CT, o.s.''V
The best -lu, 9" paint is
the paint which lasts without
cracking or peelins, affordins
perfect protection for the great
est number Of years.
Viewed in any Of these ways,
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A western wonder.

There's a little Hnl az Bowie Tex
as. that's twice as big as last year.
This wonder 50 W. H. Hnl who from
"a weigh, Of 90 pounds has srown
10 over $50, He says. q suffered
win q terrible cough, ana doctors
gave me up TO die Of consumption.
was reduced TO 80 pounds when
I began taking Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs aud
Colds. Now after tokihg - bottles
\ have more man doubled IN weight
and am completely cured" Only
sure Cough and Cold cure. Guar
antced by i. o. Thompson & Bro,
Druggists. soc and ST. Trial bottle
ire 05IM
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A FATAL MINE MISHAP
Ono Killed and Five Buried Is The Result Of
Falling Cage 10 a Coal Nine,
Explosion Case.

As8ooiaied Press.

Associated Press.
Garlic, III, Dec. 81 Tho easc
OF the Dreeae-rrenton mining com
pany's shaft ten miles vest Of here
dropped early today burying five
and killing one
William schaiiner Herman schle-
tor, Horny Mlitogeg Herman Hol'
man ana Frank Gehrcr, are under
a pile Of debris. August Foppo Is
killed. An oyplosloh occurred in tho
mine, The combustion causing no
cage. filled WITH miners, to fall
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

would help Amarillo. The work OF
tho Commercial club Is wonderful
indeed. Wo viii send out the pa
pora referred TO above TO some east
ern friends. 30 sure and send
them"
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MINES ARE CLOSED
ACCOUNT NO CARS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Scranton Kan, pea aa.-Ml
coal mines hero are closed i9r tho
season thoro being no empty cars 20
houl away tho fuel. This A cana-
ing a great hardship among the MIN
crp. Who are ont OF work, orders
Tor con- GRO pouring iu every day
rhere rs a promise by che SANTA Ne
oiflcluls that a number Of cars VIII
be sent here next week.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

tFrom Saturdays Daily Paphandle.) !
d. b. Axton of Tulla, was in town
yesterday.
NJ, r. AIaupin, OF Fulton, Ky, ISL
here on a prospecting trip.
J. II Hanson, Of Dalhart, IS mere
visiting his printer friends.
Jbmes D. Hamlln ana wife came
up from rexico last night
Miss Caruthers viii spead Christ
iaas with relatives IN Waxahachle.
Miss Flora MCGEE leaves today for
d holiday visit with friends in Hen
rietta.
J. s. Roberts, Of Moscow, KY Isl
here Tor visit TO the great Pam.
handle
T.. a. Mdlimmon OF Tascosa, Isl
here today mixing With his Amarillo.
friends.
Mr.. and MIS- G. N. Harrison, OF.
Canyon stopped over in Amarillo
yesterday
Jack Gown leit yesterday for al
holiday trip TO Fort Worth and
points south
MI, and Mrs. J. NJ Donaldson and
family have gone to Corpus Christi
for the winter.
Mrs. p. \. Person has returned
fro ma two months trip to Tennes-
see and Mississippi
Mr. and Mrs George Slaughter
and family, Of Roswell stopped ov-
er IN Amarillo yesterday.
A. NJ Works and family are nov
Ing into their handsome new resi-
dence Oh south Folk street
Miss susie currie leaves this eve
ming for Brenham whore she VIII
spend tho winter visiting relatives.
g ri. stanton and his assistant in
ne directory work left yesterday for
4 Christmas vacation in Fogt Worth.
Mrs. ana Mrs. c. D. Sinclair left
this evening for Fort Worth where
they will spend teh holiday season,
u. A. Cartwright left yesterday
afternoon for Fort Worth and Cor
sleana where he will spend the hol-
idays,
l.. 4. yiall commisHary manager
az the construction camp near Cam
yon, was IL town yesterday on bus
mess
J. G. storm manager Of the Anna
RHO Gas Company, leaves this even
ing FOR Missouri where he will take
VA weeks Christmas vacation.
w, S Miller OF the Daily Pam
handle shop. left this afternoon for
Ia Christmas vacation with friends
ana relatives in Dallas and corsi-
cana.
~. q. D. Rolaif an architect
from Fort Worth. ~ IN the city to-
day looking over the field with q
view 10 tho establishment Of Q
branch office IN amarillo,
G. WI Baker and Two SONS, " n,
and NJ w Baker, Of Claude, were
IN Amarillo today on business. Mr..
Baker IS one Of claudc's enthusiastic
land holders and always mas good
words FOR the town from which he
hats.
Dr. J, Hanna srecialist on dis
eases 0f tic eye car nose mud throat
Is in his oflce ip the Eberstadt.buiId-
a.. =, ...y..s,, ao,y fyo.,tso q. 1V4I.k
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~ pine Knot.

Associated Press
washington, D, G., Dec. 21.--Un-
less present plans are disarranged,
President Roosevelt win spend a
portion OF the chritsma holidays at
pine Knot. va, the country home
purchased by Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Bss0claied Press.
ryer. Ilasssia Der, 20 Count Az
skis lssetIgt was killed today III this
rlty bY an unlSnown assassin,
SIX bullets were fired into the
boay oi mo Victim.
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STATEHOOD Will
NOT Be GRANTED
speclal o Daily panhandle

NptNiii w tfli9 AINHH"H'iNt
Washington, d. q. Der. 22--
That New Mexico win not DO admit
tad AZ state until after the next
presidential election IS now consid-
cred certain although Senator TEL
Ter has Introduced a bin for It's adj
mission and 1t Is understood that a
party u prominent citizens Of the
territory will be here 70 lobby for
the bin shortly after the reconvep-
ing OF congress In January he Re-
publican leaders are opposing the
measure and Il Is believed that the
Republican, members would be all
most unanimous in turning down
fro measure HI case It should be
brought 70 a vote. Tho recent cleo
lion i0r delegages IN New Mexico
was Very cIosc 6nd the upholedrs Of
the dominant party are fearful Of a
Democratic landslide such as oe-
cured "a Oklahoma IN the election
Of d6legates % the constitutional
eohgontion ThA proposition to adj
init New Mexico to single statehood
abdiannex Arizona 20 Nevada is not
considefed seriously and in any
event there win be no states until
AFTER nc next presidential election
* deeided II the Republicans eau
prevent itA-4and they probably can.
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no Bcgln powen.Irngan Building

TO WVgIH 81
Messrs. Powell and Pagan are adj
vertising for bids from contractors
for their new building on Polk
street and expect to beginythe work
al soon as contracts can be made.
The building is to be sixty foot
front, one hundred feet deep, and
two stories in height. The material
gor construction Is not yet deter
mined and may be brick, stone or
concrete.
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NNn wonDs


lhc ifhlhah'ilN'
In q postscript to letter order
ing number Of copies Of todays
Daily Panhandle TO be sent 70 east
ern friends, pueblo gentleman, G.,
W, Fowler who has spent much OF
his time in the Panhandle and AM
arillo and who is soon to return
here to engage in manufacturing
enterprise, words Of commentator
for the Commercial club and its
work are freely given, That part
Of the letter follows;
% wish to say right, here that
this paper Is. a dandy and It says
things that sound good to u.s. Z
things that II generally known
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Dr.. J. Hanna, sieciaiist on dis
eases of Tie cyc. car, nose aud. tliroat.
is in his ollee ip the Eberstadt.build-
ing every day. Hoars-9-ls;l-5.
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MISS Blanchard VIII 0rrlW CHS
evening from Milford, whore She
has boon attending ihe prosbdorlan
college
Evening journal., 1906-08-18
CHRISTIAN WORKERS

A chorus choir Of male voices will sing
at Scott Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sunday evening next. Special music has
been prepared consisting Of solos. duets
and chorises Pastor r. X. Stephenson
Will preach on 'Driftwood."
silverbrook NJ, f. Church viii celebrate
the thirteenth anniversary Of the church
beginning Sunday, September 28rd. and
special services are being arranged for
Mr.. Joseph w Colcy's Tuesday night
class OF srverbrools NJ. p. Church will
meet next Tuesday evening with Mr. C.
W. McNRuse ana- hunlyy who ar.
members Of the class. at their home near
Brandywine Springs. The trip win be
made by trolley.
Presiding Elder A. s. Mowbray Will
preach al Asbury NJ. L. Church to-mor-
row evening
The Rev C. b. Cross. Of oxford. Pa.
will preach tomorrow morning at Cen.
trai Presbyterian Church.
At Goodman NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning the Rev. Daniel Green will oc-
cupy the pulpit. The Rev a. T. Scott viii
deliver an address at the twilight service
The Rev. H. Adams OF Brandywine
NJ. e. Church will preach at Harrison
Street NJ T. Church tomorrow morning
Tho Rev. S. L. Hamilton will preach al
Madley NJ L. Church tomorrow morn.
ing and the Rev. W. II. Wingatc VIII or.
hciate at the evening service.
Evening journal., 1906-08-18
TO QUALIFY
ELECTION OFFICERS

Republican ana Union Republican coun'
Nv Committees have been summoned to o
,o,nt meeting next Thursday afternoon
M the Young Mems Republican Club 20
nass upon the qualifications Of candidates
for delegates and alternates 70 the re-
organization convention September D. and
aisp upon the candidates for members OF
the county committee.
Tickets viii then be prepared and detaala
for the primaries throughout the, county
on September ! win be arranged. ~
AZ the East Side Republican Club NO
eOi King street. quaiihers Of Republican
primary election officers will SIT on nfN
Monday. Tuesday ahd Wodnesday eyen
ings from 7.sO 70 $50 o'clock for the pur
pose Of qualifying inspfciors and judge
who WIN act az the primaries on Sep
tember /.
Evening journal., 1906-08-18

freight station. if you send US sl.s0 postal or
express money order. The $3.50 pays for both
the coffee and freight You viii have nothing
more to pay. The price Of coffee auc,uaies and
cannot be guaranteed fer any period. The
coffee will come in the original wrappers with
the signature Of Arbuckle Bros. which entities
you to free presents s. Ten pounds mean ten
signatures. We will send you book free with
eolored pictures Of 81 besu,ital and useful
presents and full particulars il you write for it.
Tou can send for the book before you order
the coffee.
Arbackles' ARiOSA is clear cofeei Each
bean is coated and sealed by our onsinal
mother" process which preserves intact for you
no matter how distant. the delicious favor and
aroma due to our exceptional facilities and
killed roasting not to be compared Siih erada
and primitive methods on a smaller scale. Il
also makes the coffee settle clear and quickly.
Millions Of homes in every section drink only
Asburklel' .ARlOsA Cofee-the wholcsons
Evening journal., 1906-08-18
THE GENTLE SEX
New Work For Women

Here is a new profession for women,
Us an exchange. The field is bound
{ be limited. however, as it is quite
sential that one must possess brains
order to succeed in the new busi-
IS.
lat recent dinner a young woman
, stinguished herself by a clever after
4 slnner speech, winning the applause
( hd admiration of every one. and of
+ be gentleman in particular. by her
it and brilliant epigrams.
Later in the evening this gentleman
bught the hostess and, expressing his
frofound admiration for the ability Of
le fair speaker, he confessed that he
tways had a great desire to shine as
"a after-dinner speaker himself, but
bat he lacked the power to express
is thought.
II The hostess assured him that nothing
Eas easier than to crafty his ambition
hat all he had to do was to state his
ase to the young lady who had
'poken at dinner. She told him that
peech-making was the young woman's
business and that she derived a most
comfortable income from supplying,
lot only after-dinner talks. but lee
ures on all subjects and political
speeches as well. The demand for her
wares, she explained. was so great she
oould scarcely supply It.
The ambitious man promptly pre-
f'ented himself before the young lady
and for a neat little sum she furnished
lim with so many clever and eloquent
putbursts that he soon gained a repu-
sation as an after-dinner orator and
raconteur.
The young woman, who Is extremely
clever and versatile, has never been
guilty Of getting her patrons embar-
rassed by supplying them with similar
speeches on the same occasion.
It takes not only brains but in.
lgenuity to follow this profession, but
goodness! isn't It better than mani
curing or stenography or any Of the
much-travelled occupations of the wo-
man wage-earner.
Soon we need not be surprised tC
read these shingles waving before of.
fice doors: Speeches written while
you wait"
Evening journal., 1906-08-18
4 Hot Day Luncheon

A pretty luncheon for sultry days at
the seashore or even for those few
energetic souls who dare attempt to
luncheon in town, can be made up of
fruits and vegetables almost entirely.
For the centre decoration a large
basket OF peaches and aprlcots in
bower Of their own leaves has a rest
ful and simple effect, while at the ends
of the table smaller baskets Of plums
and grapes may be placed.
Grape fruit served in the skin with
fec and sugar, and surrounded by a
wreath Of grape leaves, begins the
meal we'll; fish and cucumber in oil
and vinegar, or with sauce tartare in
little baskets formed Of lemon peel
Chops, II meat must be had. served
with green peas and creamed potatoes,
and garnished with parsley; a salad
of watermelon and lettuce or bananas,
as above, or any other desired fruit
salad that has a pretty appearance
, next follows. and for desert musk
melons filled with vanilla ice cream or
orange water ice ought to be suhi-
Client.
Small cakes. trimmed with sprigs OF
currants, white and red. or raspberries
served with the ice will give a pretty
finishing touch. A fruit drink Of rasp-
berry vinegar, sauterne cup with pine
apple, cherries. orange and lemon I'm Il.
and a sprig of mint. or grape juice
should accompany such a seasonable
repast for tired shoppers OF heated
tennis players on mountain or shore.
Evening journal., 1906-08-18
PROPERTY TRANSFERR

Transfers Of real estate recorded at
the city registry bureau since We'd
.nesday are as follows:
Frank II. Davies from Artisans Saw
ings Bank, No. 623 West Third street
for $4,000.
Harry +. Gallagher from Matthew ].
Gallagher and wife. Nos. 1900 West
Fourth and 81 and S13 Franklin street
for S12O0.
Frank Callahan from Patrick Mon
aghan and wife. property S. Z. corner
Sixth and Hawley streets for $500.
Frederick II. Davis from Albert w.
Posey. No. 1886 Wilson street. for $500.
Giuseppe and Marie Rendlna from
Rosa Delvia and husband, property
Eighth and Lincoln streets. for $3.50.
Charlotte NJ. Boudwin from Albert
NJ. Posey Nos. 600 and Gil Church
street for $1,000.
Evening journal., 1906-08-18
Growing Waists

Reports from many sources say that
women's waists are larger than they
used to be. Physical culture. we are
told. and this seems reasonable, Is re-
sponsible for the change. Golf, tennis,
swimming and almost all Of the out
door sports strengthen and develop
the muscles OF the waist. so that ii
is impossible TO get them into as small
a space as they once occupied. Some
few persons. it is said. object to the
new appearance the back takes in con-
sequence but as all common sense folk
regard it as an indication that women
are growing healthier. the old ques-
tion What do you care how you look
If you only feel well?' is pertinent and
polite.-Boston Transcript.