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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10
School Music Matches.

An iutcrscholastic singing meet" with
rivalry as keen as in track or other ath.
letic contests, is the project being con
sidered by Powell Jones, supervisor Of
high school music.
His intention is to arrange within th,
near future either Il series OF contests or
one big meeting at which each of the
high schools Of the city will compete. ard
at which competent Judges will de-
termiuc the relative merits of the chorus
work Of the different schools
Jones plan would bc to bring one or
more musical experts Of reputation here
from outside the city 70 judge the con
test, and To have solo, quartette and
chorus events. The plan has been tried
Fra one or two other cities, and a notice.
able result is said To have been the m
rr"a sed interest ia the musical branch
Of tie high school course. - Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10
"Oh, Don't You Know"

Ihat ivory carvings that have become
uscolorcd may be restored hy Il very sim
PIE process Paint them over with spirits
81 turpHutine, ana expose them to the sun.
SHINE Tor two or three days.
=. Ihat to remove hloudStainS from denim
or cretonnc pillow covers and inflow ticks.
where sonp aud water cannot be used make
Il thick paste OF laundry starch ana warm
water and cover the soilcd place with II.
let Il rcnain until perfectly dry. when II
can be brushed off? II the stain has nor
entirely disappeared, repeat the process
D.. IhAs INK spots, If treated while fresh
with thick paste Of skim milk and starch.
ana LEFT with this on for two days, will he
hardly visible when II Is brushed uT2 Re
peat If necessary
1, That better than scrubhinr your
euticlc with soap is To have IN every hnth-
room fannel bags filled with this mixture
one quart OF bran, one ounce Of orriS root.
one ounce Of almond meal and one small
cake OF CASTLE soap shaved in strips Each
hag should be about six inches long nul
four wide.
., That tomatoes are an Alternative for
lht liver, sovereign remedy for dyspepsia
ana indiGcstiouf Tomatoes are valuable IA
all conditions of the system In which the
use OF 'alome is indicated by believers In
drugs which cure one disease by substitute
ing another
G. That eolorrd goods should he lroned
on the wrong sidef
Also. that embroidery should be iroued on
the wrong side on a piece of flannel and h
should be kept long enough under the iron
to dry il thOroughlyy
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10
Compromises in Married Life.

If marriage meant the wedding of
saint and an angel there would be no
problems to solve, no perfection to at
tam, no progress to make. This may ne
why there are no marriages in Heaven.
On earth it is different; husband and
wife Are strongly human. No matter
how lovingly united or how sweet their
accord, they never have the same tenn
peraments. tendencies. or tastes. Their
needs are different, their manner of look
ing at things is not identical. and in
varying ways their individuaitics assert
themselves. AT any critical moment if
both express at the same time desire
TO defer to the others taste. the result is
foreordained for happiness. This makes
matrimony not only union. but unison
and unity. The spirit of compromise
does not mean continuous performance
III the way Of self-surreuder and self
Sacrihce; il does not mean ceaSing to bc
voice and becoming an echo; il does
not imply or justify the loss of individu-
ality; it means simply the instructive
recognition of the best way ont of II diff
hculty, the quickest lacking to avoid q
collision. the kindly view of tolerance H.
the presence of weakness and errors of
another. the courage to meet an eXplana-
ton half way. the generosity to be first
to apologize for discord. the largenesS
Of mind that does not fear Il sacrifice of
dignity in surrendering in the interests
of the highest harmony of the TWO rather
than the personal vanity of one. From
The September Delincator.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10
GOSSIP Fer TIE LADIES,
Home Again

Home Again.
Far down the lane
a window-punc
shines mid the trees through night and
The weeds are dense
Through which fence
Sprawls out, one sees not where nor whence:
And there the spring house. indistiuct of
o'er-roofed and tangled with q trumpet-ylne
No thing is heard,
No beast or bird
Only the rain by which are stirred
The draining leaves,
And trickling caves
OF crib and barn one scarce perceives:
And gardens where oldfashioned flow RS
The phlox. the candynft, and mignonette
Why should l wait?
The hour is late;
She has not heard me at the gate.
Upon the roof
The rain was proof
Against my horses hurrying hoof
And when the old gate with its weight aud
Crcaks, she will think it but the wind and
rain
Along | steal
With cautious heel.
And by the lamp-lit window kneel
And there she sits.
And rocks and knitS
ilHlH Iue SHduoWE llgnt Jnat HltS
On face and hair, so swcetly sad and gray
Dreaming of him she thinks is far away.
Upon my cheeks
Is 1t the streaks
OF rainF as now the old porch creakS
Beneath my stride;
And open wide
The door filings and she's at my side
Dear mother and, back from the war, her
boy
Kisses her face all streaming wet with joy.
MADISON CAWEIN.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

During the Esperantist conference ST
Geneva. Switzerland, Protestant serv-
ice service was conducted ID fhe new lam
guase and the first Protestant sermon
was preached at Esperanto. in tie an
Gent church near the Cathedral of ST
Peters in the hall where Holm Knox
listened 10 Caivin'z lessons
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10
To Cure a Headache.

From the strenuous west comes cure
for headache-an active remedy. not
cold cloth and dark room prescription.
Mrs. Symes of Cleveland. an expert on
health and physical culture. advises gym
uastics for nervous migraine. as the
Newport woman calls her racking head.
1t is said that in attacks brought on by
nervousness or continued mental activity
the new remedy cannot fail of soothing
effect if rightly and thoroughly taken.
The logic of the modern method of
headache banishing is this: Such a con
ditiOn is caused by overpressure Of blood
in the brain; then the cure lies in draw
Ing the blood downward and restoring it
TO normal circulation throughout the
body. This only system Of exercise
can do.
So the up-to-date headache treatment
starts out with leg movements, which
stlrs up the circulation in the eXtremi-
ties. Then it progresses to chest ex-
banding and ABDOMINAL motions 10 slim
nlate the vital organs To healthy per-
formapce of their functions
\ little nourishing food taken after the
body movements is also advised and
this will demand the presence Of blood
IN the digestive and assmi!ative ma
chiuerv
Do not overio the exercise. Stop at
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

There is in Vienna q woman If %
who. though blind, is pas-iauatojE fond
Of climbing mountains. She recently ass
scended with her husband Monte teye-
dale, the summit Of which is about H..
90 feet above sea level
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10
For the Housewife
Who Can Use 4 Hammer.

There are many things a clever wom-
an can evolve from a few boards. a
handful # nails and a pot Of good stain.
bur even # she possess the IDEAS without
tie faculty for carrying them out herself
So can ge- most excellent results hv
having a carpenter carry out her ideas.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST

BRIEF NOTES OF
Z GENERAL INTEREST !
Anna Spayd, years old. of nca.
hIoumhrld Spencer county. Ind died
from eating flower seeds which she
picked from am old flower bed. The child
was poisoned by the seeds eud died u
agony.
The missing link again has been found.
According 10 the Melbourne correspond
tut Of the London Chronicle. Prof.
Naat>ctt has discovered an aboriginal
| woman ~ Fort Darwin with feet like
bands. The professor Regards his dis
coNery as OF tremendous Importance.
Whaleboue at $4,000 a ton is the
/ prospective result Of the failure of the
DAVIS strait and Greenland whale fish
cries Dundee whalers have just re.
| turned almost empty. They report that
| hurricanes, which packed the narrow
seas with ice. prevented them from
reaching the fishing grounds
Los Angeles business men who reside
! IN Pasadena have petit0urL the Hunt
| lngtun management to take the seats ont
/ Of the Pasadena cars altogether in or
! der ia provide more standing ROOM The
! pasadena ear patrons, after long Suf-
| tering and patient demands for relief
/ have given up and are willing to stand.
| fnrt with 5oin,, 80 ''''' w. N'''
IN Ni"lent ht OF coughing, l"si he
! Ore, III. l.. Mills, an Oregon pioneer of
7 en,n,nan,tar nf tha Tm,fSln.at -,
a>,n,tnratsl ., ln,,l..,,, ~, L. ii 49,, Ivy,
/ ripd in his hodv stnn, ~, MN 49,"
/ a mnmhpr nf tb, kictno,tl, M, VA,
| Engin.er e,rns ho f,n.lt ,sn;,,st a.
/ army rouitn1ndnI his ,,,,,h.,'
! brother
N.hu, 6rar,.r e,r,,h+ -, .,,tl.,,.,. ,l,..,
T., ,' - ''"H'i " I'Y'"'N "'"@'
~ MN ny, ~ ~, ~, ii"iuV "l ,,H
rbiIdran in,uates ~ tho i,st t,;N i Nv,
Cecclin Patterson snn,, HYMNS ~, tLn
/ hoor above In This vat. - I,t,ssibl,, noul,.
/ was nrayent,1 Tie frs hrnl,a u,,t viii.
the children were ~ SINNER mo IRE
departmcut confined rho DANES ia thr
hnspnrnt
w.. ~. ..,,
~; " ou' ON. Nuu'"Se III Inun'tip"l HHaiIS
WI. i"' ne rcvolllmSnueI /" th' nl'aen
NI"'tcl N"H ch,i"h pH tue cun''ul''e' ~,
.huuItlP3. r'ec' IONS appointments anu
tenure u "l'esE, wien naS l1u Tue sun
Je't uii"S t,, CONSIDERATION i"I several
vote of & 10 / a resolution recommending
| that women be given the franchise on
equal terms with men under the pro-
posed new charter.
\to,or rol,,,s,,, ,,.os ,,,..t.,.,,,.,,,. ,,,d
- MaN"r doHhS9h was llo."rhah M" ~
a. '"i'uu' No,','''."t ~ Wy ,.'i
taI' S'Ic'I var ,op'l"U7' ~ N'cNS.ul',''
tue "'ner uHS' lhe crest NY rnilW9H'
ahlu me ine cheers oi cfoNus ol pe"li''
i,99Iln9lN opened MS llie On the west sue.
- il"iu'r ' uS tIoNu'" "t""t wy Ia' ' n}
honor was reserved, however for city
"ilriais All had Their cents ready
ana III" Fares were collected by Mr' Du-
poht Whiie Mayor Johhson changed the
gong ana turned on the Juice
One of the most remarkable cases IN
the annals Of medical science has Just
come to light in Russell county Ky
f1 dor Itgs gfFs 4
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

Los Angeles business men who reside
IN Pasadena have petitioncL the Hunt
ington mana cement to take the seats ont
ot the Pasadena cars altogether in or
der To provide more standing room. The
Pasadena ear patrons, after long Suf-
tering and patient demands for relief.
have given up and are willing to stand.
But they are now seeking halfway com
fort while doing 80.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

In violent tit of coughing, Just he
fore his death at hospital at Portland.
Ore. Ill. l.. Mills, an Oregon pioneer of
1876 and nephew of Gen. Robert T.. Lee,
commander of the Confederate army.
eNpectorated u buckShot that he had car
member of the Fifteenth New York.
Engineer corps he fought AGAINST the
army commanded by his mothers
brother
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

That Adam. the first man. was crea-
fure highly civilized aud endowed With
d considerable degree If intelligence.
and that Eve WAS created from one Of
h.- rib. in strict accordance with the
Biblical accounts were the theories adj
vauaai In Chicago by Rev. Luther T.
Townsend, president cleo, Of the Gam
msu Theological seminary IF the MetL
ad.-t Episcopal church. Ia papes
.iat viii be- read before tho Bible con
ference Of thc American Bible league
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

If the restaurant keep of Kansas
City refuse to obey the o,derS to cleal,
up their establishments they will find
the Following notice posted on their
doors;
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

While tiremer fought stubborn blaze
in the basement of the Home of the
Homeless at Jersey City recently 100
children. inmates of the institutions ma.
der the leadership Of the matrou, Miss
teccla Patterson, sang hymns ou the
floor above. In this way possible panic
was prevented. The fire broke ont while
the children were at supper The lire
department confined the flames to the
basement.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

Woman suffrage in municipal affairs
viii not he recommended Ia the Chicago
charter convention 10y the committee on
municipal elections. appointments and
tenure of'otlices. which has had the sub
ject under consideration Tor several
months. The committee defeated by
vote of to / Il resolution recommending
that women be given the franchise on
equal terms with men under the pro-
posed new charter.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

Nhaleboue at $4,000 a ton is the
prospective result Of the failure of the
Davis strait and Greenland whale fish
cries, Dundee whalers have Just re-.
turned almost empty. They report that
hurricanes, which packed the narrow
seas with ice. prevented them from
reaching the fishing grounds
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

DR.. Townsend refutes the hypotheses Of
eminent scientists both MS to the crea-
ton of the first man and the first wom-
an, aud declares the Old Testament le-
gend regarding Ewes birth forctels the
use of aHaesthetics
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

The piacards will be yellow and the
printing will be in bold letters readable
ut distance, Whenever the health Of
hcers find I'M untlean restaurant kitchen
they will give tile proprietor limited
time in which 70 clean up. If he ignores
the order up goes the yellow card on the
front door,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

Senator Timau is ono Of the speakers
engaged for a lecture course arranged by
% committee of boys and girls of tho
En~ ST. Louis high school. In pros
pcctu- the children. in the following
words. assure the public that II viii be
safe to attend Senator Tillmnu's lecture;
generally n~ eccentric radical aud even
coarse aud violent la speech, whence the
name 'Pitchfork' But we have been as
surrd that his language before mixed
audience b. as polished and free from
odrusn a- might be expected from typi-
cal southern gentleman"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

The missing link again has been found.
According 10 the Melbourne correspond
tnt Of the London Chronicle Prot.
Niaat>ch has discovered an aboriginal
woman NJ Port Darwin with feet ike
bands. The professor regards his dis
coVery as of tremendous Importance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All in Plain Wrapper.

flles is a fearful disease. but easy to
cure IL you go at It right.
An operation with the knife ia dan
SUCCESS.
there Is just one other sure way to
cured-painless, safe and in the
psFacy of your own home-It is Pyr-
Amid Pile Cure.
who write. GU
u Will give you instant relief, show
sou ss, the harmless, painless nature OF
~. H great remedy and start you we'll
" y, tne way toward a perfect cure.
men you can get q full-sized box
@ s.om any druggist for so cents, and
~sen one box cures
the druggist tries to sell Won
ssohething ~ just as good. 1t is because
a.. hahes more money on the substi-
arSst Insist on having what you call for.
ne cure begins at once and contIn-
rapidly until 1t is complete and
T,,S T,iahent You can go right ahead
for,aty, your work and be easy and com
is we'll worth trying.
lust send your name and address To
psn,id psrnmid Drug Co. 37l5 Pyramid
ssnolhg Marshall. Mich, and receive
An oy return mail the trial package
plain wrapper.
,usandS have been cured In this
tbs pain painless and inexpensive way, In
privacy Of the home
khi1e and Its torture.
Az ooctor and his bills.
sor druggists. so cents. Write today
iree package.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Bank Clearings.
Increase, s3.775, 1889.
Stock Market Brisk,

~
that there Will be quite brisk traeag II
the sugar bonds issued last week The
sugar situation is very encourage FOL
the coming season, and the bonds SsucC
will be much sought tor FollowIl5 nr'
the latest stock quotations:
AssS%a'ea GS@%1n sugar GO" preferred s :
Benehcinl Life Insurance Co,.......... si0l o
Barnes Banking Co. kaysyiIe s...s.,. I'd 0
Con Wagon and Machine Co, preferrelhO o
Common ,..,.... -s...-............ ... .p5.0
Commercial National bank ....s...... .R5. o
Desoret National bank ,,.,,. .......... sS- o
Deseret Savings bank ,s..ss .,.s.......... 80 0
Davis County bank ...... sss..,..,..,... ]. b D
First National bank Ogden s..s....... BOO
First National bank, Murray .........., - %
First National bank, Logan ...,......... b o
Homo F1ro Insurance Co.s...........s..s..E = y
Lewiston Sugar Co... s.-,.-,...,..,,.5.0 80
Lchi Commercial and Savings bank 49, " 0
National Bank OF tho Republic ......., d O
Ogden Savings bunk a,-......-..-.....,..p y o
Provo Commercial and Savings bank MO
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co... 1. s
State Bank OF Utah ...... s..s..s..s... " 0
Sugar City Townslte Co.s.s.,..,........p-0 ~ o
Utah Sugar Co, preferred ......,-.,...... ~
Idaho Sugar company ,.s,.- .,.........,.. L6
Thatcher Bros, Banking Co, Logan go pc
Utah National bank ......s.s.,,...s.,s.,. nc
Western Idaho Sugar Co....a............ IL
Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Co... 50
Il. e. NJ l.s..., ...,p.-,--.a.,..s,-., ~
Bonds
Church sa.s...- ..s-,.,. ,.s.s,ss sss.....,.. ~
Salt Lnko City railroad .,.............. lp
second mortgage 80, .,s,s,,.,s.ss.,...,., 1ts
Sumpter Valley railroad ............,..,.. Iss
Utnh County Light and Power Co... le2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Cannot Tell Future.

AsSed concerning Mount Vesuvius in the fu-
tsle. Prof. Matteucci replied Il em unable TO
@u s1th any degree OF certainty. sincerely
nope this eruption is over; but who can tell
rnetner another terrible convulsion may not
.vA'e curing the next mlnute7 However. all
~ lnoicatione point to period OF calm for
s1s next few days. and therefore L am hope
~ But l was hopeful last night. although
serious explosion occurred Mt 10 o'clock in
un evening. without any wnrninR.m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Real Estate Marka

The local real estate markcths shown
a very material increase In 9 volume
of business done, The numhs OF real
estate transfers for the week MS 1l9. In
yolying a sum of s205, ,34S. an Grease of
about 10000 over the amoG for the
preyious week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
Advance In Wages.

Hitherto all the employees. except tho3
exempted by law worked twelve noun
The men will receive an advance in wng,
for the time worked OF about % per car,
For instance those formerly receiving
a day for twelve hours Will get 81 40 (,
eight hours. Three shifts Will be worke
-Irstcad OF two. as heretofore. and Il
number Of men employed will be considc
ably increased
The Increased expense to the compar
for wages is estimated at about % D,
cont but IT is expected some OF this wi
be mado up through increased enlcionc
Tho granting OF the eght-hour day
voluntary on the part OF the company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16

TWO CARL OF FINE FURNITURE HAS JUST ARRIVED consisting
Man0gan BdEy Maple Golden Oak Hall Stands Sdeb0ards
Rockers all the Latest Fashions All of these goods the
Shng|y low prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
ADOPTS S-H0UR DAY
Sweeping Change Is Made In Manac r
ment Of American Smclter.

DENVER, April Ito take effect ny
/, the American Smelling and Roilnl9
company VIII extend the elght-hour dn
who come In contact with furnace open
tions This Will affect about 300 md.
Only outside men. mostly laborers, IN
not included In the new order. Gcncri
Manager Guiterman made the announot
ment today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-25
NO MORE UNKNOWN" DEAD.

The finger print method of identifi-
cation is now applied to soldiers in
the United States army. a general or
der having been'issued putting it into
practical effect on and after Septem-
Der l.
That this method of Identification
is infallible is the conclusion of the
special board appointed to make the
preliminary investigation. 1t has been
mathematically figured that the
chances of any two persons finger
prints being alike are one in $4,000
600, 900, which means that If the pop
,ulation of the earth We're forty times
as great as it is today one might look
in vain for two people whose finger
marks would be identical.
Hereafter, it is said, there need be
no such thing as unknown dead"
After battle, when it is necessary to
dump a lot of corpses into a trench
and cover them with dirt, it will in fu-
ture be the duty of the Officers in
charge to take a finger mark from
the hand of the dead soldier and see
that it is sealed in a tight bottle and
buried with the remains. Then, al
some late date, a comparison of the
marks will make the identity of the
killed a ertainty.-Chicago Journal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-25
THE UNDERGRADUATES.

jolly good fellows who die for the
death of 1t,
Fight for the fun of it, live for the
breath of It:
Catch at the instant and drink of the
minute,
Thinking not, caring not what may be
in 1t;
Foolish good fellows ,(and all of us
know it,.
Wasting their midnights in being a
poet,
Giving their lives to the life of hu-
manity,
Dreaming of fame-that extreme of
insanity;
silly good fellows who labor for sci
ence,
Lighting the way for their races re-
lance.
Bearing their burdens with mein of a
stole,
Dreaming of gratitude-myth un-
heroic;
All the good fellows who think not
of wages,
Foreign, in part, to the thing that our
age is,
Giving no heed to the weight of the
Golfer,
Taking what Fate and not men have
to offer;
They and the like of them, here's a
health to them!
Taint of our lower aims never undo
them
They will survive us all, passed thru
the portal:
Life often jests at what death makes
immortal!
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-25
SOCIAL SIDE OF THE FAIR.

The prizes offered by the county
fair association for the best products,
and ali monetary considerations of
the fair dwarf into insignificance
when compared to the social side of
the fair.
People who have lived for half
their lives in Umatilla and Morrow
counties will meet at this fair and
become acquainted, and form friend
ships which will last as long as life
lasts. They have heretofore been
strangers altho living within a days
travel of each other for a quarter Of
century.
They have been unknown to e3ch
other, their lives have been separat-
ed, their likes and dislikes, their aims
purposes. aspirations and ideals, have
not been mutually shared. altho they
have heen rezidents Of the same great
county and have supported its govern
ment and fought its battles.
They will go away from Pendleton,
friends. They will have been bettered,
enlightened. broadened by their Witt
10 the fair and the friendship. which
were formed here.
This is the true meaning of county
fairs.