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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-13
Women Who Wear Well.

1t IS astonishing how great a change a
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OF the charming maiden. There are two
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neglect. Few young women appreciate
the shock to the system through the
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motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
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riage and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain is robbing the cheek
OF its freshness and the form of its
fairness.
AS surely as the general health suffers
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-13

OLD FAvORITEs.-There are few fav-
orite gifts that ar ealways welcome
and will retain their popularity for
generations to come. Among them may
be mentioned the bag with six pockets
which one hangs on a closet door to
hold shoes. The big fiat bag for wrap
ping papers. with its pointed top,
shaped altogether like an open envel-
Ope, and with a pocket attached in
front "a patch pocket to hold the
string. The string bag with ball in
each end, one Of string and the other
of stout cord. Then there are button
bags, stocking bags. laundry bags,
clothespin bags. marble bags - any
amount of bags. Needle books, pin
cushions Gin which one can easily stick
pins), spool cases well stocked all
these are good to give and to receive.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-13

THE largest lightning conductor in
the world is on the Lugspite weather
station in Bavaria. 1t runs down
the mountainside for three and a
half miles to q lake.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-13

WHAT LITTLE GIRLS CAN MAKE.-Be-
sides the various bags just mentioned.
small maidens can make pincushiOns,
hem busters and dishtowels for mother,
make iron-holders, hem washcloths.
make bOokmarks Thy perfOrating card
board and working the name or mottO),
or they can make little sachets Of rib
bon odds and ends. Little pincushions
two inches wide can be made exactly
like the bottom of the fancy bag de-
scribed in this article, and father and
brother will be glad of one to slip in a
vest pocket. When you make the iron
holders for mother hang each from a
piece of tape fastened to safety pin.
Then mother can pin the tapes to her
waist, and when she drops her holders
she will not have to look for them for
they will hang on to her and be all
ready for her when she starts to lift
the next hot dish or pot in getting
dinner.
But whatever one gives. please re-
member this: 1t is better to send
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23
THE GAINESVILLE Sun: SEPTEMBER 23. 1907

, one 20 return. and already rumor IL
busy as TO his possible resignation
II Is said that there was a mis- cal
r.age between the White House md
Metcaf as TO the sending of the bat
tleship Zee, 10 the Pacific and tina,
Metcaf may feel II incumbent to
tender his resignation.
All eyes are conferred just at pres
ent ON the remarkable. run Of NE new
eiant Cunarder Lusitansa on her
maiden trip across the pond. The
British boast that "!'rittania rules n"
waves" received q sever" shock when
the Hamburg. American hyer Deutsrh.
land lowered the transatlantic record
few years ago. and gave 10 Germany
the proud ownership OF the Queen OF
the Seas Great Britain. however.
no, to b. outdone loaned the GUARD
Line the money necessary to build the
Lusitanta. which was built for speed
alone. and ordinarily carries only
about 200 tons Of freight-not as much
as many Of our ordinary river steam
ers.
The I.usitania has fonr screws. ro-
tated by turbine engines OF $1,000
horsepower. steam being supplied by
1872 furnaces. which eat up ..os tons
of coal each trip. The boat is 80 feet
long and S. feet wide. and has FIVE
decks. communication with which Is
had by means OF electrical elevators.
They gay you can play billiards In her
saloon. 50 steady Is she. Well. here's
luck. The Americans haven't many
What they have are
slow. but We are supplying the worlds
markets. and when We get the foreign.
ers educated to American products.
We will go right after the American
boats TO haul them. and when We
build an ocean steamer TO smash all
We will have boat $50 feet
long. 100 feet wide. six screws. 10000
horse power and q speed Of thirty.eight
miles an hour. II will be Just like
Uncle Sam to do something like that
for We can't be beat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23
chiNA's ONLY FRIEND.

I, .."rs. rccurG!ng 20 letters r.
,.i,.d rom Ctna that the great J-!
18th Empire j. turning M.o" moro
20 the I'niteti state. as being Il. only
:r,olG it la, i"it o" the map, This
= lary, ~ du" to the act.Uu Of Pref
den, /; .,,i,.' in RENTING lart o!
~. ..r lad ln!:" N" l'rr!
,noj,. TIA, Vas .\act-d rom Ch.Ha
., ~. ,f;... az n. i:pxer =. b. llini. FIR
k.'!,.g foreigners AID putting n" al.
He'd lower. 10 Tie expense OF s-ni,! <
80 EXPEDITION 70 P-k'n 20 keep order
II ~. coCItry The indemnity exact.
"a was far h-yond the actual out!a!'
Of ne iDHer> and after China rad
,aid -e.-ra! tns'allments and time
country. as time does in almost az!
cases. the President announced that
be was willing 10 remit about So"
"m OF the indennity sill! due the
United States. This was last spring
tn. announcement vas made just az
the rim. that the Chimes. minister
Sir Chentune Lang Cheng, started
back home. Since then the boycott
against American goods in China has
quietly died ou,. and row that China
Is n need Of a friend sh. Ia turning
10 the United States.
Tn. trouble that China finds her.
self n now is principals with Japan.
but Incidentally with the most OF the
European powers Japan has been an.
croac hing on Chinese territory In
Manchuria. and there are symptoms
that the other powers are looking for.
ward TO the partition OF the Empire
which was once averted BY the di.
plomac: OF John Hay when he was
the American Secretary OF State.
Now that the same trouble IL arising
again. China Is turning TO the United
States as the one friend OF the under
dog and a power that has no axe to
grind The situation will help Amei
can trade in China. and thus far will
BE- a reward Of forbearance. but
the United States can avert
the partition OF the great weak En-
pire Is a serious question.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

That Is sad news which comes non
Barlow to the effect that f. ~. -
nova ,he bright young editor a IT,
Polk County Record, has broken down
under the strain OF overwork and III
mind has become unbalanced. Let -
hope that his trouble Is only temp~
rary and that with entire RELIEF ffoo
work and in new and pleasant -
vironment in the home Of relatives -
which he has been taken. his har1ses
nerves will be restored and -
shadow pass from his mind.-Live oeA
Democrat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

l!can campaign fund. but the R~
can managers ha'" never restosu12
dollar. senator Dep.. nov ..,-N
Nd'h contributions gill be made -
a. that The Republican Ix,l,.s~sS
ar" not no:Abl" !or high reea,s ~,
their roInis"s. presumably maA@sa
return for ~. corruption funds ~
~" Rcnut! :can managers ur,,,.5
h"> NJ }"t been disclosed. WheaAs
y VA .rhn'I..'y Tor Hartman -
"'h"r ."bat. law breakers. or xh>IA -
III. bankers W r. PROMISED the ~. ~
a.! IN" SURPLUS money in the treas
can only b. ,urtnised BY the fact 80
both 'h"s" interests have reees,e1
'lch fa,Ors from the admints.r,....s
l,t still fr"'a what Senator 49,,
"a o,l..r i'roinises made by 80
politicians have not been rexars.e7
Those who voted against Judge 80
or because they believed Pres,Ss
Roosevelt rather than Parker. ceys>s6a
j. o"e him IN. amende honorsha,
The Republicans are getting inte =
wore and worse mess through -
further exposures by The New -
World o! the corruption fund furniua;
ed by Hartman. DeI~~ and the No.,
Street interests for the Roosevelt e>.E
i'aisn in 1905. The large sums filchanI
from the widow and orphans IT,
OF the III" insurance Policy hoIdseH
which Treasurer Bliss OF the Repuhu:
can National Committee collected -,
Chairman Cortelysa expended. cannek
he explained away. In fact. all IL,
Judge Parker claimed before the e.,
ton which President Roosevelt =,
MED. is gradually proving to be TIM
and no attempt at restitution -
been made. except that Mr. Perkins q
the Morgan banking company ~
back to the New York Life the $5A,ooe
that he had ordered paid to the Rspahl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

Judge sgd L. Carter. chairman q
the committee which IL investigAtinG
the dOings Of the Internal Improve
ment Board. would make the 0en1o
o. Florida an excellent Attorney00-
eral. and The Record believes ~
he could have the place for the ASKING.
There is q no more able. fearless ~
more patriotic citizen in all Floei1A
than Judge sgd L. Carter CT AlachaA.
For years he was States Attorney 1H'
the fifth judicial circuit. now H.
eighth. and made record thago
which would serve him we'll were -
20 consent TO the use OF his name ~.
the office OF Attorney General. To
Record nominates him for the poal-
tion.-Fernandina Record.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

II has been reported that work -
the Florida Fast Coast extensteos
would be- abandoned South OF KnigAte.
Key. which was claimed would be To-
terminus OF the road. II Is now a.
nounced On what purports TO be COOS
authority that Mr.. Flagler has no
teu,!on Of abandoning his ortgin4s
purpose OF pushing the rosd throsGn
70 Key West There has been ~
pei. ion Of work NJ SOME points for
various reasons. but the general pA0~
as concerns the completed work, vS0
be adhered 10. We hope this rcpoN
Is true. The road to Key West -
a great work and W. want 10 see u
enter the Island City.-LaIehnd
News.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23
COMPETITION LIFE OF TRADE.

The axiom competition Is the
life Of trade must be disregard.
ed IL we are to progress. The
obvious tendency OF the age
II to combine. We are drifting
toward a worldwide nnancia.
federation From address OF
Chairman Knapp OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission to the
American Association Of Freight
Tra1ic Managers.
Nr. Knapp Is wrong. There was
never . time. says The Wall Street
journal. when there was more need
Of that kind of competition which
is the life OF trade than today. II
Is only competition which Is the death
of trade that needs TO be abolished.
That Is probably what Mr.. Knapp
means.
What must be disregarded II We
are to have progress is tie abuse OF
competition. This takes various
forms In its worst form IL amounts
to trade anarchy. TO unlimited un.
restricted. ruinous. cutting OF trade
threats. a competition like that Of
savagery. In that form competition
Is as far removed from being the life
OF trade as ii could possibly be-
Another thing TO be disregarded Is
complete. absolute. oppressive monop-
oily. which Is competition annihilated
That Is q state Of tyranny. and Is re-
pugnan, TO the though, and ambition
OF our people. Competition that Is
the life Of trade stands midway be-
tween these two extremes. IL is com.
petition regulated by common sense
and common d.cency. IL j. COMPETE
ton which gives play to individual
libe rty and at the same time pas re-
gard TO the rights OF Others. II Il
competition based upon the liv"-and
le..live theory. II IL competition
which seeks 20 prevent trade anarchy
BY reasonable rrade agreements
which. while serving TO preserve the
pcace and order OF the industrial
| BODY. AT the same time do not go
to the point o; creating monopoly.
Unquestionably. Chairman Knapp Is
right In stating that the tendency OF
the age is toward a worldwide fnan
cial federation But such a federation
will mean something very difIeren'
from the discarding Of competition
which Is the life Of trade. The
political federation which exists II
the United States unites fortysix DIFF
ferent States under . central govern
ment; but It does not prevent com
petition between the different States
IL only regulates that competition and
prevents It from disturbing the peact
and order Of the country.
The True Aaa1cial federation vii
estabiisA - evsa bola1cs betvesa
lDoaopoay and tsa1e anarchy BY crsea
Ing . eoohlns&isa q thoss tAinel
IWA1eA aso euesatial % in1as6lAl Gg6ss
Ban1 Deguoeln0 - W1oose 0b0V q
xfrnnuru0u - nGDnmv 6u0nu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

II Tammany doesn't settle the
quarrel between Murphy and Mayor
Mcclellan II will WELD no influence
whatever at the Democratic National
Convention next summer: and that.
you know. has always been Tam
many's strong play. Just now IL Is
a house divided against itself. Nc
C,ellan will give II no city patronage
and Leader Murphy has been so selfish
in the past that he has disgruatled
many OF the assembly district bosses
who live and thrive Oh patronage.
Just now Murphy has the fight OF his
career TO hold his followers together.
because since IL IS virtually settled
that there will be no recount McCle!.
Ian IL pretty sure to remain mayor
until his term expires. and the Murphy
element sees the hope!essness OF ex-
pecting any patronage for their spoils.
Grover Cleveland who Is Mayor Nc
Clellans neisti.or in Princeton' has
advised HIM 10 be independent OF
Tammany. Tat has split Tam.
manys orgar iza'ion; and II some
peace pact doesn't come about In the
next twelve months Tammany will
cur no figure whatever /. the next
National Democratic Convention. The
general belief in New York Is that
:here will be a stampede from Muir
Ihy 10 the MAYOR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

-. ]. y. Ta11se q Jaeksoovills has
80 e0sBs1 ~ sapsgintsodsocy Of
= 49, laouga School locoaeA u
oonnna. ao1 Vln aoes0t ~ DosS
- ~ = NV . ease q ~ EigAl
- = ~ ~ paAee. n. TsySos
= - vsoss 1svsos6 hlnss4 hfUssy
U1uk aa1sng baVs - naay ysnG
= g voogoGb 1oonv 60 0slB -
InnpA = 1lGhRs SlnDs = uvha
- sass,e1A =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

Ex-Governor W. d. Bloxham -
Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Norvell OF DsI
Texas. were quietly married AZ
lem. Va. on ,he 18th inst The msos
friend. i Governor Rloxham ex1s
heartfelt, congratulations and
him and his new he!pmete mucn
p.ness. The couple will return
Tallahassee In a few weeks.
they will make their future ho
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

- fnS 70 one has had tho temerity
y GnnDsoG . Successor TO Hon. H.
- CssvSoea - Secretary OF State
J ~ Dsi0agy Dsxt year. He and
DoosWsN K1ott aSe two State on
~ vho0 q vuu11 - foolhasoy fos
= a1Dk1ne - oD0ose. Il would b
~u1o e tlDo and money.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

The Punta Gorda Herald W
Let's leave the railroads alone
enough 20 heave a few legal en
bats at the fre insurance Gus"
there is an uncurbed trust tn ~ "
ted States. It 10 the weilkn0wn
nation OF the are Insurance eo
les: and Why nothing - saSd q
.bout II, masses un4srstanAtn&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

- ovi1sa2ly iSate woman declares
100 Roosevelt as homely ~ q
1880 sersst ear" Which kind:
= - MeAlsd b. IN oil lamp or
= - hsasoA By q stove:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

canASAatss Sor eounU soese
rsaAy anssuDeing - sOs eI
to o>n1a 1nsV sv10Da1
- @ 49, t. = -!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

! ~ sa1baaAD ase eo0bdning 20 ~
- 0anoeevos q ~ tramp evil
G1gu11 1h1nk any eoeA vorkinl
D0aoe W0a11 aosvss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

D s1unaso ~ v10Asss elain thsa
80 GnnDoulI s1nes1sae VIM show
3NnyUououD UnAsa eaapaay has
o61 - G1vs6ool
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

- AelnnAa J0Wnal remarks that
- g. CIV yin newer - . hades,
- = viu bseo0s Q place Of DE-
- Qag1tD Vlth ~ new year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

EEOv ut HsEu has bought an armed
49, lps8 oae for the coming power
/ OnoG1OO warfare. She 70 sure To
= ~ 1GA.eeo vogtA q trouble some.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

Those people out OF the Pacific
Coast. most OF whom are R.publi.
cans" says The Live Oak Democrat
are now yelling with one accord and
a, me top OF their voices. this IS
white mans country ard W. intend
20 keep il so But Wh.n II" South
laid IN. sam. under pressure VI pro-
h..m immeasu-ao!y more difficult and
threatening than any brought to the
Pa6fic Coas, b. handful OF Jalan.
es" !. was brutal a!G harlarous In
Us. aohorrent 10 orr :! TEN OF gov.
eminent a cruel Hrohg 20 the poor
negroes and We observed the heavy
hand OF Federal authority ul.on us
to teach us humanity and civilization.
People outside the South are getting
a dose OF the racial Question now,
which they have needed for fifty
years. and TO gore them deep and
strong Is the only way 10 drive any
sense into them on the issue"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

y olossnspe ~ q siGhtAor
- uoUos ~ booD ~ - the
80 aDsg - hsaDo e3saning and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

Cuua01o esDDaaaDs thst his
= - - ~ TAses are plenty
S5vouoo ~ - have - much
- - pnying ths1.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

s 1uns sossss - ~ sosthes1
lufnm = ~ ~ eloq1sa9 bat
9 - Q unaD1Dsao vote At
- 1918 .s%sr---- 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

nnnnpsus pss asAs viz hat
$50 Anso = UG1ooo AAASE
- 1SaA r enn Y svssy man
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

Dispatches from Oyster Bay report
that Mr.. Roosevelt Is busy writing
spee> hes. Great men never write
speeches. Just think Of 81. Paul o.
Demosthenes writing an essay. and
calliag 1t . speech. But It Is all right
for Roosevelt to write something and
subo3t II 10 Root q Bonaparte Tor
rsvis.oa. He has made % many
blunAses - his hooks aAA DssaAOoa
tAaa - - lsasas1 eaaG3aa. Dv10soe
~ - - ~ lssuseoss ~ HsaGl
g. - - - u - - "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

- - e 0slng . nsver % A.
i - - - ~ 0Rss tsv
- p = Gnm0GB Voan1laa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

nnnnnD1sDan4 es0ss iron
- ~, . - uAsTAos a
- CT Dvi6Aotly . social
Ne 49, aeessnG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

unas 1g1ag - . - = Ca1flosniA.
q. oDsnDoo . t0nGeen boarding
- - = Gnpoaonl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

A2 ~ 80 osoD sl1sv YIN b .
~ 49, - e11o1D = 0seegia A.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23

~ TosuD 60 oU6sssjeeio0:
4 ~ TWlsearWssk On u . year
go unu1hA -; GlnG3e e0pSes. BE.
A1sssass1ao aaess:
knnnA aAVesa1s.0eats. rs cents .
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$500 6eugel0~.
i e1y s1vssel1eDs.ts for three
- oun1Boo0 uDo0 ooDoe9sseo.
1N O16mnS1aaL 5 esots . 1lne.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-23


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Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-05-24

BABCOcK K MOSS,
Selling Agents.
Spokane, Wash. National Bank Ref.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-05-24

Judge l.. $. Roam, a veteran jurist,
aud one OF the most conscientious and
able Judges on the Georgia bench. In
his recent charge TO the Rockdale
County grand jury, gave the so-called
"unwrltten law" an excoration which
should stiffeu the moral backbone OF
every citizen who feels himself III dan
ger OF being swayed by maudin APP
peal made under Its insidlous jurisdIc-
tlon. Judge Roam reminded each grand
Juror OF his personal responsibility.
lie told them there was no ''unwritten
law" Its invocation, he lntimated,
was an invasion OF the majesty OF the
law upon which rests our civilization.
His common sense and timely charge
should come as n SOLDERING influence
upon people slckened by variations
upon this dangerous theme, or In peril
OF letting emotion riot over Judgment
to the overthrow Of justice and the
utter confusion of fundamental right
and wrong. We deny to no man the
right, the duty, to defend the sanctity
Of his home. Mad impulse always has.
always will, figure in legal transgres-
sion. To n limited extent 1t will al
ways prove certain extenuation. 1t
is the abuse of impulse, the mawklsh
masquerading OF premeditated crime
under Its cloak that threatens to be-
come dominant in America to-day: that
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-05-24
not Chocoinr-.

Rub six tablespoonfuls of cholocatc
smooth with little cold water. then
pour upon It gradually generous cup
of boiling water Stlr until smooth and
free from Jumps and bring TO boil
Add two cups of IN PIX and cook in a
double boiler for five minutes. Sweeten
to taste and serve v It'll spoonful of
whipped cream ON the surface of each
cup of the beverage
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-05-24

One of the professors in the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin hats discovered that
small families are result of ciylliza-
ton. Are we to understand that the
husband and wife who have no chill
dren are eight times rs civilized as
those who have Eve BEAUTIFUL girls and
three splendid boys?
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-05-24

A Western editor asks: Where are
the active, capable boys these daysi"
Just now they are chasing a ball
around the lot and trying to connect
with good salary on some baseball
team.