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water. You may set the mixture on
the stove over a gentle heat II you
choose. You should have the water form
a 1ellylike mixture when cold
The following lotion may be used
after thorough washing with the fore
going preparation:
-incture staphisagre. 3 ounces
Ray rum .----...--..-..-..... ) ounces
A CT cannot understand why the
curler did not prove satisfactory. as 7
have never before received a complaint
regarding It. Are you sure Il was prop
erly made up2 And did you arrange
the hair loosely and mOisten II with the
preparation2
Perhaps you failed because you tried
using the curle- in conjunction with
another preparation. This is not neces-
sary, as il IS only temporarily effective
Itself
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Advice by Mrs. Symes
Becominp Pald Id II.

r n HAIR is quite thin around the
mn ears ana has been falling out
v quite a little lately. The hairs
that come out seem to have A
white pith at one end and the hair is dry
am only twenty-one years of age, Sc
you zee 1 am not quite ready to be bald.
KINDS tel me what to do to prevent its
falling GU. and to restore il and make
It grow thick again. Il NJ. NJ.
Take a course Of massage treatments
at your BARRIERS and use the following
formula:
CURE FOR BALD sFCTS
Where the hair falls out in spots try
the folio wilg wash:
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NOTHING NEW.

Il have read that some genius Of
shrtmaker has invented a shirt with
out buttons"
do YOU call that a novelty I have
worn them without buttons ever since
my wife became devoted 10 the Cause
OF Womenr"-u Motto per Ridere.
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Facial Troubles.

kindly tell me how TO make carrot
ielly.
Kindly give me, also, a remedy for en-
larEed. clOECed pores I have black
heads as we'll. and every summer my
face takes on a shiny, greasy appear
ance.
/ battle r. every night with pure alco-
hol. and scrub IL once a week with a
complexion brush, but all 20 no avail.
PEGGIE-
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Dyeing Light Eyebrows.

Ny hair is dark brown, and my eye
brows are very light I should like you
10 give me stain that would darken my
eyebrows. 7 tried a walnut stain for
some time that is very good. but 1 have
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advise me to go to a doctor and have
it cut of, as It looks very bad?
A READER.
DO not have the wart cut; use in
stead the following:
WART ERADICATOR-
SubHmed sulphur. fluid drains
Glycerine ...................5 fluid drains
Acetic acid .......-....-....-1 fluid dram
Apply repeatedly for several days. The
wart viii dry up and drop off.
Or touch il daily for a few days with
a stick % causuc. It viii turn black
but WI eventually disappear.
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o. On 49, FIesh Food.

Is pure olive oil good for developing
the neck. arms, and bust, or is a
"fesh builder more beneficial?
do not care to use anything inter
nally on account of stomach trouble,
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Restoring Bleacned Hair.

Can YOU give me a formula for restor-
ing hair 10 its natural COlOr2 I have
kept mine light for the last two years
with peroxide. and am now very anxious
70 have i dark, its natural color. Il Is
really black BENNIE
Nothing but a dye will restore the
color OF your hair quickly. and I should
not advise you 20 use that You would
better have patience. and wait for your
hair TO grow out IN its natural color.
II IS the penalty Of bleaching
The Washington times., 1907-10-13

Nix thoroughly. Apply night and
morning.
Go hatless in the open air whenever
possible.
The Washington times., 1907-10-13

Kindly give a remedy for warts.
have one on my forehead. Would you
The Washington times., 1907-10-13
SUNBURN.
Three Requests for Formulas

Kindly pint your formula for orange
flower cram. MI
kindly give me a prescription Tor a
nQuid ace Wnitener to take the plaza
OF powder Mrs. L. W. W
Kindly prescribe me the Vaucairs for
mula for enlnrgtng the bust D. OBJ.
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Curling Solutions.

A solution to keep the hair curled is
made as follows;
Gum arablc........-.-.-..... ounce
Good. moist INDEPENDENTLY ounce
Pure hot water. ..,-.-........--......% pint
Alcohol. ---.---.......-..-.-2 fluid ounces
Bichloride Of mercury. grains
sal ammoniac..-...--..-- grains
The last two should be dissolved II.
the alcohol before admixture. Lastly.
add enough water to make the whole
measure one pint. Perfume with CO.
logne or lavender. Moistcn the hair
with the fluid before putting it in the
papers or curriers'.
This IS too strong a solution to be
applied repeatedly. as It would surely
have a destructive effect on the hair
folllcles Therefore, it should not be
too frequently used. and not at tco
short an interval An occasional use,
however. is practically harmless.
"A curler which will marcel the E7ir
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i IS Is the recire for carrot Jelly.
CARROT JFTTY

AAthQI JELLY.
Crate the carrots on a coarse crater,
and extract the juice By squeezing
through cheesecloth.
Make a Quart Of jelly with any stand
ard gelatinc, using only three-f0urths
the prescribed quantity OF water the
remaining Fourth being replaced by pure
carrot Juice. Add sugar sugar very
sparingly.
am giving you formulas for rene
dies which, used as directed, should give
you clear healthy skin;
lotion FOR ENLARGED PORES
IietiIl5 ..i -; '.'-...-.. dram
l'lSSlLled w!{ch hazel.-..-->--. ounces
bit o: absorbent cotton. Cleanse the
SKIN thoroughly before applying.
GREEN SOAP TREATMENT FOR
BLACKHEADS.
! Tincture Of green soap. ounces
! Distilled witch hazel -..- . ounces
Let this mixture stay on only a few
momentsi then wash of with hot water.
IT the green soap irritates the skin ps
I u sometimes Will. use L every ofber
| cay. Apply cold cream.
Green soap may be purchazed al any
| druS store 1t is not q regular .sceI-s
soap, But It IS about the consistency of
FOR OILY SKIN.
Danish all ricn and greasy foods fo-
get has a great influence on the con
dit1on Of the skin. Wtping or tbe So.o
occasionally with diluted alcohol C25 DeT
| OF an oily skin. A few tlrons ~ 80
Tonia or a pinch OF borax in fbe y-s -
win which the face IS washed Is aiso
| helpful s'is0
NJ. R--Henna will make your hair a
ES1rk RED II that is the colo you wish
IT. II Is the best thing you could use.
| L advise you TO use the tonic an,
l q.
nair until you 10 longer need q eI..,yver
| by that time the IMMIGRATION q, tba
! scalp may even give Brighter color 10
| me back hair. Your hair is such a
pretty shade that il seems "a T,ftv- 70
/ tamper with its color
am giving YOU the formula for a
/ whitening and SOftening cream Use n
after washing the face IN TIE eve1f7,r
ana the other formula during the day.
! HAIR TONIC.
Resorcin .---.--.-...-....... 5 drains
Tincture cantharides..- -......... 1 ounce
III recILll -------.----..----.. drains
Bay rum. add sufficient 10
make .--.'-.-.--...-.......-. ounces
/ CUCUMBER LOTION OR CREAM
| EXPRESSED juice Of cucumbers = pint
! Sweet almond oil--.------------- ga ounces
Shaving cream dram
Blanched almonds. .-..-.----...- 12s drains
This is a suave lotion, very whitening,
| sottening, and cleansing
pESPAIR-You may have nlade things
VIC. Sc by trying so many refoedies. Use
| this now and. meanwhile. keep the
child's head thoroughly elem. Prob
/ ably you did not use the soap as here
directed. for e is an excellent cure.
CURE FOR PARASITES
Cut a cake Of bjchloride Of mercury
] into fine bits. Dissolve it IN boiling
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Ezkz1S DE ElzrceL
tore @zLz AzxRzRS

used all 4 the stain, and have forgot
ten what u was made Of. V T.
I should not advise you 70 use walnut
hair dye Oh your eyebrows. I am giving
you instead the formula for the Chinese
stain, which IS excellent.
CHINESE ETELAsH STAIN.
Gum arabic. ....................... ! dram
lnGia ink .....-..........-........ dram
ttuse"4ler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ounces
Powder the ink and gum and tr1turate
small quantities OF the powder with the
rosewater until YOU get a uniform black
liquid IN G powder. and then add the
remainder OF the rosewater to il. IT.
should be applied with a very tiny
camel s-hair brush
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but realize the necessity OF using pure
creams only H K
Olive oil VIII do you more good In
ternGlly than externally, and VIII not
affect your stomach If taken with
grape Juice.
Externally, massage with the follow
ing:
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MASSAGE CREAM.

Melt the first FIVE ingredients together,
beat until the mass cOncretes. adding the
beuzoin,- drop by drop. during this proc
css.-
Extract OF violet or any perfume may
be aided. II agreeable
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wART ERADICATOI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23
Atmospheric Weight.

At the sea level. with the barometer
marking 80 inches and the thermom
eter 81 degrees f.. IA cubic foot of pure
dry air weighs about $50 grains troy.
The weight of a cubic foot of water
vapor under the same conditions ~
only 352 grains. When yapor is mixed
with dry air, therefore, the resulting
compound is Ighter-that is TO say,
damp air IS lighter than dry air. In
stormy weather the air is lighter than
il is in fair weather and not heavier
as many persons suppose. When
smoke hangs about the surface of the
earth it shows that the air Is lighter
than the smoke When the ar is dry.
IL is heavier than the smoke. and the
latter therefore ascends. The weight
OF the earths atmosphere. or, In other
words, the pressure exerted upon the
earth by the atmosphere. Is about the
same as would be exerted by flood
OF water thirty three feet In height
over the globe At the sea level the
pressure of the atmosphere Is about
fifteen pounds TO the square inch \
man OF ordinary size thus bears all the
time a pressure of about 10000 pounds
but he does not feel IT, because the
pressure = eNertet In every direction
above. below and around him-and be.
cause HIS body Is filled with air and
other fluids that press outward. thus
maintaining Il state ot equilibrium
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23
CATARRH CAN BE. CURED.
Kills the Germs by Breathing Hy-o
mel. Gives Quick Relief.

mel. Gives Quick Relief.
Many people who have suffered
with catarrh for years naturally feel
that the disease cannot be cured,
and become discouraged.
Their failure to get relief Is due
to the fact that they have not used
the right remedy. Catarrh Is an al
lection of the head, throat and
lungs. and cannot be cured by stom-
ach dosing
The only scientific and natural
treatment for this disease is Hy-o-
mel, which is breathed through a
neat pocket inhaler, so that It's
healing medicated air reaches the
most remote air-cells. kills all catar-
rhal germs and restores the mucous
membrane of the nose, throat and
| lungs to a healthy condition.
Hy-o-mei is the only cure for ca
| tarrh that has ever been sold with
! the understanding that 1t was to cost
absolutely nothing unless it cured
Hood & Curtin sell Hy-o-mei in this
way and are always ready to refunt
the money If it does not relieve ant
cure catarrh.
The healing and antiseptic bal
SANS OF Hy-o-mei perform their pul
nose to perfection, and by using tn
remedy for few times each ia,
Won can soon cure yourself or an
catarrhal troubles.
A complete Hy-o-mei outfit con
sistiug of a bottle of Hy-o-mei ant
q, inhaler costs but $100 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

~ Midlothian and Il we'll szstsslsd
~ish hts location. met W. T.. Pet
.sson In tha road and he said. hold
up there held up and be fired the
money into N. for the Ea'esprisr
He says. Il jass want tn ,rg you.
We lave 10 BIZ tried for ~s are never
found wanting. Fin Carvin. Js.. ~as
palv.rtsinK fsesFussda grass This dsf
spell hAa been fine for that He opss-
I'd, the gate for ms and aeni ms Ia
ssse W. H. Ratnc. Mr.. Rainea sass
! know who yon are 50 hero - dol
lar. and he looked down the road.
told him had come TO stay all dag.
but AZ be did not urge me very siren
uonsly, | sailed on down io see Col.
Bill Middleton lie has plo~ed up
the bermuda grass In the road above
hts house and will Kill IL. He has =
blacksmith shop and does great
deal OF work for he II splendid
workman But best Of all b. In
gentlemen of the Old school and when
You go to his home his hospitality
knows no bounds. j. j. XIX In al
ways on our list, too. He is a great
reader and takes several papers. His
wife is very sick and they have the
sympathy Of everybody who knows
them My mother lay sick over two
years before she died and ] know
how 10 sympathize with people under
similar conditions That night
came home and attended the con-
cert given by our public school IL
was the best concert OF the kind
ever saw. My little girl was in II and
YOU know that helped me To appre-
ciate the plays. When 1t comes to
nub,ic school we take off our hats
to no other city In Texas
MILFlN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23
II. and r. G.. Round Trip Rates.

Hearne-On sale april 23rd and "a.
Rate $500. Limited TO leave
Hearne April 30th.
Mexia-On sale April 22d and 2Srd.
Rate $3.50. Limited to leave Mexia
April eth.
Ft. Worth-On sale April 2Sth, 29th
and morning train of 3oth. Kate
s1.70. Limit May I'd.
San Antonio-On sale May 9Th.
Rate $3.50. Limited to leave san
Antonio May 10Th.
birmingham, Ala.-On sale May IL
to 10 and IA. Rate $1,000. Limit
ed to leave Birmingham not later
than May 30th.
Dickson. Tenn.-On sale May IL
and IA. Rate s22.05. Limited 20
leave Dickson not later than May
3lst.
Columbus. ON sale May l2, 10
and 1t. Rate s32.l5. Limited TO
leave Columbus not later than
June jth.
McKinncy-O sale May 9TH. Rate
$3.50. Limited to leave Mckinney
not later than May ilth.
Austin and return sT,o5, account
Texas Federation OF Labor On sale
May te Limit May lfth
Los Angeles or san Francisco gnd
return. $4,000. ON sale April Goth
10 MAY 18th inclusive. Limit July 81.
Mexico city aud return sS2 90
on sale April e5th 20 May 18TH In
elusive l.lmit July 3lst
Mineral Wells sale MAY tfh
aud Eth. Rate $50, Limited %
leave MinoFal Wells NOS latei
than MAY iith
stamford On sale May sth- Rate
ssst. Limited TO leave stamford
MAY ltth
Norfolk. Va account lataekto~r
Exposition ou sale May lat q
November goth Rate ssS.so WI
teen days limit For oshsr date
rates and limits cali w. a r G
MESSENGER sssrzs gag 80.
uoussaa GA ssls Ma ser Rats
D. $50 Limited to leave Hoaa'"a
uay issh.
G KENNEDY. r. a
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Entertaining % ehildren's party AZ O.
certain mllltonnlrr's house IN New
York. 81 woman professional teller -
stories 20 Juveniles happened 20 EN-
pioy the obi pruvcrb. Tn. ~arly h'7,
catches the worm \ little boy aee-
toned tbs pruverb promptly "in'
wasn't ths worm foolish he asked
30 rvi w rarly and "a" cauxhtY' NJ
sear sas! 10" story teller that worfI
hadn't teen fp t.-t AZ all lie va
iust grtfins homr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23
Katy Special Rates.

Mexico City, Mex, and return
1925, on sale April 25th to May
18th, inclusive, return limit July 81.
Norfolk, Va, and return $5S.75,
account jamestown Exposition, dates
Of sale daily May 1st, to Sept. 30th.
Limit Dec. 18th, stop-overs VIII be
allowed at regular summer and
winter stop over points. For further
information call up the Katy.
]. B. GEORGE, Agent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

Nsl usl 500 ,eN Bee Z ceasl.
coms ts.se Nss a.I sbe ~~st
SURPRISE Nsn iiat Gaia fou s
plain CD tslr ,hai tive sea t1" rhhkr.
pos hstsc ~ thats what sgrl.
ssi hot ~Se estI rna wenv M calf Asn
-raIteH. standard snG rime-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

Data are scarce and hirh. Ny
wheat and core ehops In equal par"
at ei.se per sack tieo roanasi -
equal 10 a. cents for oats. which !"
\ xocd substitute. This h ter c~n.
less than oats per hushsi and /" sooS
for horse. COW or chickens ID ~
Thompeoa-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

SEND US your repairing and press
Ing. All our work is done by the most
skilled workmen and guaranteed to
be satisfactory. Porter will call for
all packages. Both phones. Hosford
& Brown. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

AN EXPERIENCED TAILOR is in
charge OF our shop and supervises all
work done. Thus you are assured OF
first class work when left with us.
All work called for and delivered
promptly. Phone US. Matthews Bros.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

WANTED-Everybo in Waxaha-
chic and surrounding country to
read this column every day. 1t may
contain an advertisement Of the very
thing you want. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

Turn yugv ssrTw-s Outward into -
rents ~ ssnag.stsy ana sis~~ss - klnA
rsc~s assa to- siil o~xew~ . sfr~ar .
tss~s ue. -.~ays~s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

WE WILL do your cleaning, press
ing and repairing in a first class
manner and do 1t promptly. Mr.. GUY
Page has charge Of this department
sud his work speaks for itself. We
call for and deliver work. Calvin
Bros. East Side Square. Both phones.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

FRANK WHIPPLE'S TAILOR shop
does cleaning, pressing and repair
ing All work guaranteed to be first
lass in every respect. We make
specially Of cleaning and pressing
ladies' clothes. All work called for
and delivered. ITO w. Main. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

FOR RENT-Two rooms, tone bed
room and one dining ROOM both
nicely furnished. suitable for light
housekeeping. Cali at Sill College
street. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

TO TRADE--677 acres fine West
Texas land to trade for good house
and lot In Waxahachie, Texas. Tom
Burleson. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

CALLING CARDS--When you want
the latest thing In calling cards send
your order to the Daily Light office.
II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

graved calling cards you want leave
your order at the Daily Light office
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this year. and when ] called ar thelF
place / found Mr poiudexter with
typhoid fever Mrs. FoiudcXttr ir u
dauehtcr Of Nat Grimes and IN
graduate uf our puhiic schools.
" ". Ashford with has sood wife
and three little boys would make
you like them aughow Their oldest
hos. clifford. is street. reader and
hts mother said Be- must Join uur o.
bFan here ghvn BE- ruult Ert che
shr hest sl booke rhsf fed wr un
eaod ham and told my shsu Z fallsd
sxain shHt pethara ,hleSsus @ould
he rip, saw Nr Wuotop plo~lns
aaA bad iaik etth y u NooFhsss
lIss Wgfe is .n iU bsalth and has
been wssf lH hape uf rakup"fa ia4
NJ uouRvr has sofu Anev tlkN 3D.
best have ssvu Z failed t0 seer him
anA flua out hos be- has biz Cogn
- iar ahead &c ethers IL n htrA.
son 20 3 ktFk. was a~af aoNu ia
hta field piesins fhv iasi foss q a
his fsslA Il corn gousa tin ana
h. paid me TOE nay paper sog his Nife
he Is husilinx yoans naAn asa
hopa 10 .s~p aim aisass Oh oal lisf.
fFoya 1ssksoH ssss. I eu9laa' AZ
ford 10 stop sac fsntsrprlse and is.n
xruw mp ie sgu@ranr. ] have al~as*
taken II Ani sount n. In a. Ions as
vsu contiaae 80 SGT up good ooaa
4, paper lie has fine farm eloss
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
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you. Elliott, that we join forces.
You're playing a lone hand, l
reckon, and it takes money to play
a game like this. l have a partner
with me, and we've got $4,000 to
spend. What do you say?"
"Td like to hear a little more"
said Elliott.
well, I'll play my cards face up.
Look here. That gold was stolen
from the treasury at Pretoria by a
gang of crooked Dutchmen.. You
may know that. My partner, Carl
ton, was in Pretoria at the time,
and he got wind of it, and found
out what ship it was going to be
sent on. Do you know what we
did? We squared the ships mate,
Burke, to pile the old hooker up on
the Afu Bata reef, on Mozambique.
1t cost us $4,000 cash to make the
deal with him, and we had to prom
Use him a share of the plumber. Now
do you see why we're interested"
Yes" Elliott said, trying not to
look surprised. Then you must
know where she was wrecked, after
ALL"
"No. because the mate threw us
dOwn-the thief! He took our
money and did us dirt. We hung
around the Afu Bata reef in a boat
for three weeks, off and on, and the
Clara McClay never showed up.
Later We heard that she had been
wrecked, and that the mate had
been picked up, and that he had
said that she was sunk in deep
water"
But that wasn't the mate at ALL"
Elliott remarked.
Yes, | know. l heard the story
from that sanctimonious old hypo-
critic on the Peak. But it was Burke
that ran her ashore somewhere and
figured to have all the plumber him
self. 1t wasn't his fault that he got
drowned or whatever happened to
him. The question now is-where
is that wreok?" .x
Elliott laughted
Good Lord, that's the question
I've been trying to solveYfer three
month" a
There is one man that knows"
who is it," -
Your old sky pilot"
You're all wrong, said Elliott.
"Old Laurie, or Eaton, knows moth
ing at all about the thing. And l
should like to know how in the
world you ever came to take up his
trail"
The same as you did, I expect"
replied Sewer, winking SIN Bonn
bay | lost the trail, same as you
did. But when l heard the Ameri-
can consul describe this man I
made sure it couldn't be the real
mate. 1t was some faker. | found
that a man answering my descrip-
ton had come to the Planters ho-
tel about the time the counterfeit
mate turned up. | found that he
had gone-sailed for Hongkong I'M
der different name. l cabled Carl
ton, my partner, and we came
here.
1T was you who helped us here
| spotted you on the street week
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
THE WEST MUST PAY THE PENALTY.

An illustration of official stupidity in regard to the
handling of Asiatc immigration is just being at
forded in all Pacific coast cities It's effects have been
felt as far east Spokane Everywhere in the extreme
West health authorities actually combating,
preparing to combat the bubonic plague, hdeous dis
formerly known only in Asia. San Francisco is
suffering from the plague and the taxpayers assessed
at the rate of $500 per week in effort to stamp it
ont Federal authorities have been enlisted in the fight.
Seattle has outlined campa On entailng extendi-
ture of $4,000 month to protect itself from the
contamination. Portland is equally alarmed Here in
Spokane the health board has been paying bounty
rats which supposed to carry the disease inland from
docks and ships.
Meanwhile the natives of bubonic infected regions
pouring into the country bringing their heritage Of dis
and little else beyond anxiety for white EMS work
and part of the wages white have rightul claim
upon. The result is that the country must battle
against the disease attendant upon the presence of dirty
vile booded The dirt designation does not apply to
the aps perhaps yet the fact remains that they sub
ject bubonic plague that part of the brthght of
Asiatc people
Yet the federal and municipal governments threatened
by the danger devoting their energies largely to
termination Of rats. The ACCESSIBILITY of excluding the
human animals actually afflicted with the disease is APP
parenty question still to be taken into consideration
Bubonic is of the inevitable penalties of Asatic
occupation There to if the same
conditions to be tolerated.