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New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
CHlcAGo- s. BOSTON. /.

v-r~h Speaker got tVo. counted largely IN r7N I'm
ce'rirg - ro-dsv.s game. which vas won ny tnl-
caz0 from Boston 2 sCo-~ of 20 steel" vas
driven from the box IN the eighth inning an5
Walsh replaced STtor tn tho same inning aud h"ld
% locals one Htr.
The follows.
ChiCaE Eo ....-.-.--.---." Cd
Boston --..-..------..--S 10 . " " W.
BATTERIES walsh EItor and Sullivan. Steele:
AraUanes aud CorrGau. Impires- -ferTine ana
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

, = RACE vsa-s od kA'
---s- rr-'o~Cs =-a- hst N-1 S7-'t+-
----- 81 -r~r. Z. Cosa~.on -Hooalos1a
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
automobiles.

automobiles.
TIMES so. AUTOMOBILE co
Dealers Tsad ia-E
= world. what
YOU wanr. Fsnla rka bis Low F~loss
NFW YORK Cl51T Y 4srh s. F'~cy.
CHICAGO 1SSC-rS24 Michigan AV~
ST. LOII K. y. u. coz. Pine 3 18th SITS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

A Ss.'nsii. tc-dsy . ~ ; -sr..-scs7 T-..u. Psrlz
@7arFc cz1s ,-s--els-c-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
'Desz hss- purse divided

sE-e1r E.tr-- Handicap. Gv- --ear-l'ds. $500
S---. sH.-r f--lDlEs start EgO1- Won nan
1-G+r Winner b. g., by Galvestoa-
Princes E.-r--- owner " z. Jennings
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
gFAET~FND Sf-NNARIFe.

Hrs Es.E. selling. r-r tp-o-Ersr-olds 3+D0 added
Five ard a Est furl-1sS. start poor. Won diving
Tine. -t>-- lead heat bNr-eea EySI.ng S0lg.
eH g. -. Hamburg EesgoTT trv ner. u C. Whitney.
s-5 l5-Hs sister l. 2, b. Blues ElchaTei yo"ner.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
CLEVELAND.

-,,-s- :. eez - o r--aLs Isl ~ II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

burdened themselves of blood
curdling yells and, mounting their
horses, galloped madly down
street. Whizz went lariat, and
Horace Wild found himself bound
ing airly across the prairie and
doing his utmost to keep on his
feet. After practically all the
breath In his body was jolted out
of him the young man was tossed
on his horse and sent home.
Sandy Ferguson's scheme was a
great success, and in three days
several other undesirable suitors
decided to give up Angelina
rather than risk having their
limbs broken by crowd Of exu-
berant cowboys. Then came Lieut.
Jas. Crewes from the fort. He
had met the girl at a military
dance and lost his heart. The
lieutenant was tall and fine look
ing, and the boys at the Boston
Emporium chuckied merrily at the
prospect of the fun in store for
them.
Angelina in a new gown was a
picture of feminine loneliness as
she and the handsome officer
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n~Ar 0L>< THE ETERNAL.
A~~sSV ~|/0VS navy FEMININE

remained for Sandy Ferguson,
one of the cow-punchers, to offer
solution to the difficulty. SO
I'VE all air fer you, Miss Ange-
lima" remarked the sage, strok-
ing his grizzIed beard, land from
our preserved seats at the Boston
Emporium we kin see that the
dudes galavatin' round here amt
maxim much of a hit with you,
and I've evolved an idee wharby
you gifts rid of 'em you don't like,
without their KNOWN you air In
on the play" ~.
well, here's my plan. While
you air sittin' under the tree with
one of them dudes that hain't got
sense enough to take a hint and
light out. all you have to do is to
put your hand to your head and
well do the rest"
Angelina clapped her hands
|gleefully and fell in with the plan
The next day Horace Wild, a
persistent and Questionable suit
|or, called. and when the girl
raised her hand to her head the
boys at the Boston Emporium I'M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
CLFAN UP THE CITY

IL oil
1t Council of Women. 1t
21ugh the policy of Tacoman.
While the Boosters boosting and the county spending
should
~ Frightened attractive
Building Officer
sch old shacks They have
Md 81 This doing well
mare things besides look after.
On Commerce within good throw of the city hail. adj
rubbish
sd to make refuge for thousand rats and breed typhoid
sections. petition
s counc showing number OF them in the
tho wipe
n the children sulphur
zu5htnh
visitors
qummer told 'ike
- there lot of rubbish that will to
mains
IL time for everybody of matches. rake
Gpnde rubbish
10 debris and spade the ground for flower beds.
There ought 10000 planting other
during the few weeks Tacoma The world being
invited the CITY, Company clean
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
BY Elmer Rigdon.

There was a time when a num-
Der of the boys on the Cross Bar
Ranch secretly pinned to win the
heart and hand of Angelina
Rhodes, but 1t was different now.
Five years in college had given her
new ideas and new perspectives.
So when she came home richly
and tastefully attired and talked
of lofty ideals there wasn't a
horse wrangler - the ranch but
what knew he could never meas
ure up to her expectations.
But Angelina was the boys
idol, and they swore by Hornet S
Knob. whose bald peak looked
like a white sepulchre in the dis
|tance, that they'd protect her and
|see that she got the right man
for husband.
Shortly after her return from
school young men from distant
towns and neighboring ranches
came to court Angelina, who sat
and talked to them on a rustic
bench under a tree. The embryo
lovers failed to impress her, and
she longed to get rid Of them. I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
Perfumed Flannel
Soap Bag for Bath

An excellent provision for every
washing stand is a perfumed flan-
mel soap bag, which can be hung
up on a nail or In string sponge
bag over the washing apparatus,
and can be used for cleaning the
hands. The bag should be filled
with a mixture of a pint of bran,
half an ounce of almond meal,
half an ounce of orris root, and
"a little pure white soap shredded
down finely and sifted we'll
through the powdered ingredients.
This makes delightful mixture,
|deliciously perfumed and wonder
fully soft for the hands after ex-
posture to the sun in hot weather,
the bag being tied with a piece
of tape when filled, and dipped in
the warm water in which the
hands are washed and rubbed
over the backs and palms till a
soft glow is experienced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

One day. however, he awoke
and peeped out. The sun was
shining brightly and 1t seemed
nice and warm again. He crawl
ed out in the sunlight and stretch
ed and stretched after his long
sleep. He looked around at HIM
self and found that a beautiful
pair of wings had grown ON his
back. He tapped them joyously.
He was no longer an ugly cater
pillar, but pretty butterfly.
He flew about and whispered
his story to all the caterpillars.
They all did as their brother had
done. And now If you find
caterpillar house, and watch it
during the warm spring days, you
may chance to see the butterflies
coming out after their long sleep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
KENTUCKY PUDDING

FIJI deep baking pan with al
ternate layers of bread crumbs,
finely chopped apples and we'll
Toured seeded raisins. When a
layer of bread crumbs Is used, add
small Jumps of butter, a grating
of nutmeg and a sprinkling of
sugar. Reserve bread crumbs for
the top layer. Make rich custard
|Of three beaten egg yolks, one
half cup of sugar and one cup of
hot milk. Add the sugar to the
milk and pour over the eggs, then
pour over the pudding and bake
80 minutes. When baked. cover
with meringue made of the
whites of eggs, and brown lightly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

strolled to the rustic bench, while
the boys watched closely from a
distance.
"Thar's the signal" exclaimed
Sandy as he saw Angelina's hand
rising slowly to her head and the
boys were in their saddles immedi-
ately. In less time than it takes
to tell it a lariat flashed over the
head of the neatly-groomed Off
<er and he found himself leaving
his fair companion in most
abrupt and undignified manner.
Cowboys were whooping and
brandishing glittering weapons
and shining soldiers buttons were
in the air. 1t was great sport for
the ranchers. and they kept the
lieutenant on the jump until he
was almost exhausted. Finally
strong hands placed him on his
horse and sent him galloping back
to headquarters.
But when the ranchers returned
they found the beautiful Ange-
lima highly indignant. 81 didn't
want you to do that, boys" she
said, angrily stamping her little
foot. ''He was the incest man
that had been here, and I was be.
ginning to like him."
The boys looked at each Other
in open-mouthed amazement
"Why Miss Angelina" observed
Sandy. alphabetically, 1--WE only
obeyed your signal"
ooh, 1 know. but when I put my
hand to my head I merely wanted
to see If my hat was on straight"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

ABOUT WOMEN


The ACCOMPLISHMENT of Queen
Victoria Eugenia of Spain Is ex-
pected in May.
The New York legislature has
passed a bill establishing a farm
for reformation of women.
Bills to tax bachelors have been
introduced in the legislatures of
Wisconsin, Iowa, Texas and Mis-
souri,.
A bill in the Wisconsin legisla-
ture is designed to force shoe
manufacturers to properly label
women's shoes as to the size.
For the first time, woman
journalist, Nine. Flamonkova, has
been allowed to sit in the press
gallery and report the proceedings
of the Berlin landtag.
The club women of Maryland
were much incensed to learn re-
Gently that by a decree of a judge
a woman does not own the clothes
on her back If her husband has
paid for them.
DIR. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson,
mayor of Aldeburg, England, gave
a dinner recently to 40 counsellors
and other guests. She was the
only woman there.
There are 10 women among the
$50 commissioners that the gov
eminent of Mexico has sent out
for the purpose of studying the
best methods of education in the
different countries.
A man has been sentenced in
Prague, Bohemia, to six months
imprisonment for Harvesting his
wife and dog to his vegetable cart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
SlDESTEPPlRG LOVE AFFAIRS
Is W0MAHS hardest WORK

NEW YORK, March 13.--Is
there any harder work for a wom-
an than dashing about the streets
to scenes of blood and violence?
DIR. Mary Crawford, house sur
geon In the Williamsburg hospi-
tai in Brooklyn, says there is.
THE hardest experience I had
was to keep men from falling in
love with me-" she says. 81 fought
my way up as an ambulance sur
geOn. I was Cornell graduate
and they didn't stop me, but when
I passed they were surprised, l
know.
1--WE gone all over this town in
the ambulance at all hours of the
day and night, and I've had all
sorts of experiences. I was afraid
some young doctor would fall in
love with me. knew, IL he did,
the blame would all rest on me,
and I didn't want anything that
looked like flirting to spoil my
career"
DR.. Crawford never hesitated
when a call came. She has gone
into saloons In Whisky Row, when
'drink-crazed men have fought her
and tried to kick her for every
saving stitch she made in their
bleeding wounds. One Of her
worst experiences was with an in
sane woman who almost tore the
ambulance apart in a fiendish at
tack on the heroic woman sur
geon.
"A house surgeons life Is
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Some
Jokes

OSCAR: Veil, vot iss der charge
against you?
Adolf: Ach, / am nod a brison-
er. l want to rebort robbery.
For gootness sakes! We're?
In my pocket. ! hat been
Il dink a man of your caliber
ISIS easily rifIed. Vot dit you
loser
"a vatch--my best vatch.'
"Vot dime dit i'd habben?"
How can tell, ven hat nod
der watch to tell Id by?.
Den describe der tief."
Il coult easier describe der
watch. 1t wass a oben-faced watch
mitouid q lid. Id hat a Shoiman
|siifer kase und Swiss cheese mofe-
|ments.s
'svot wass ids number"
Only Won. Raise blease a
larm."
You are yust in dime for dot?
Der alarm clock ISIS yust waking
idseIuf up"
"Ach, you make me sick NIT
your foolish answer. Can you dit
noddings7 Can'd you put ouid a
drag net7'
You must dink der tief wass a
sucker to be caught dot way. Bet
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THE CATERPILLAR

A poor old caterpillar felt very
sorry and cross because he could
not run quickly about like the
ants and other insects. The ants
used to tease and call him names
because he was so slow.
Early one morning he started to
crawl up tree. By night he had
almost reached the top. He was
very tired; so he spun and spun
and soon he had made a nice
warm house for himself to live in
and then he fell asleep.
1t was nice and warm in his lit
tie house, but outside it was cold
and wintry. He feared he would
freeze to death IL he came out
So he slept ON and on for a long
time.
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SOCIETY and PERSONAL

and dancing party at Eagles
hall March Is IN honor of the
organizer, Miss lola Holdrege.
A good time Is promised for all
who attend.
MRS. T. B. WALLACE and chill
dren are at home after an ex-
tended trip through Southern
California. Mr.. Wallace, who
has been away for more than a
year, owing to his i'll health, Is
much better and win be remov-
ed to Tacoma within fort
night.
THE CONVENTION of the State
Federation of Women's clubs
will be held In Seattle June 22,
according to an announcement
made yesterday by Mrs. H. w.
Allen of Spokane. The wom-
ems building at the exposition
will be headquarters for the
convention.
MOTHERS DAY SERVICES will
be observed tomorrow morning
at the First Methodist church.
M. A. Casey win lead the SER
vices, which will be of inter-
est to all women.
THE LADIES' MUSICAL CLUB
Is completing arrangements for
the second card party to be
given in the series for the
piano fund of the club. The
party will be given next week
following the regular fortnight
ny concert. 1t will be given
at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Philips on North Twenty-sev-
enth street, number of the
club ladies assisting in the
preparations, The day will be
either Wednesday or Thursday,
to be announced at a later date.
The club is also arranging q
ball to be given Easter week.
THE LADIES' AID of st. Johns
Lutheran church will meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Dohn, 626 South State.
street.
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THE EUREKA REBEKAH CARD
CLUB will be entertained We'd
nesday afternoon in l. o. 0. f.
temple by Mrs. L. A. Tritle,
Mrs. A. r. johnson and Mrs.
G.. r. Wexford.
THE NEEDLECRAFT CLUB will
hold it's next meeting Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. W. H.
Robertson. 1109 North L street.
The club is rapidly growing in
popularity and now has a MEM
bership of about thirty-flve.
THE LAKESIDE CLUB will give
smoker this evening at the
clubhouse on American lake.
MT. TACOMA CAMP, NO. 1913.
Woodmen of the World, and
Topaz circle, No. 427, Women
of Woodcraft, will give joint
ball in honor of st. Patrick S
day on March II, in Columbia
hall South Ninth and Tacoma
avenue. The ladies on the ar
Engagements committee are ar
ranging countless yards of
green ribbon to be festooned
about the hall. Music will be
furnished by Jensen's orchestra.
FERN AUXILIARY, 0. e. s., will
meet next Friday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. G. T. Mel
linger, 410 North Tacoma ave.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made
for a large ball to be given at
.valhalla hall Saturday evening,
March 81, by the members of
the Journeymen Tailors' Union
of America. The committee in
charge of the affair is compos,
ed of Messrs. o. r. Peterson,
L. Landstrom, P. w. Noble, H.
l.. Elsos and M. H. Sother.
Music will be furnished by
Jensen's orchestra, and refresh
ments will be served in the din
ing room.
THE BACHELOR BOYS of Taco
ma circle, No. 1853, Women of
Woodcraft, will give a card
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Hubby Grabbing hat after din
ner): Sorry, dear, but I've got
over 20 letters to dictate tonight.
Dear: I'm afraid you're work
ing too hard, honey bunch.
Hubby GO minutes later at the
club: Wait a minute, before you
even shuttle the deck. Someone
write down these letters as l die
tate-a b d g h i X m n O
p q s t Nv WYE. All right,
go ahead with the game now. I'm
a man of my word.
Gypsy Smith enjoined Gertrude
Hoffman from Saloming at Kan
sas City. This is a bad year for
art-except the art of press
agentry.
Telescopes were invented in
1890.
THE rules may not be ideal"
says Speaker Cannon, speaking OF
his'n, but they have stood the
test" Alas, that's the complaint.
some people are commencing to
worry over the possibility that
President Diaz of Mexico will re-
tire. That the suns heat will give
out In 10000 years more Is an
other popular worry.
Gold was discovered in Califor-
mia in 1848.
Here's Annette Eellerman say
ing that American women con-
sumo too much food. Do you, An
nette, include skin food?
Lady Cook is of the opinion
that II women could vote they'd
hardly find a man worthy of sup
port. Tut, tut, lady, lots of women
are already supporting their hus-
bands.
The purity OF Norwegian iron Is
largely due TO the fact that 1t Is
>nelted with charcoal
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ADOLF TELLS HISS DROUBLEs
TO A BOLISSMAN, BUT DEFY
ONLY INCREASE DEMSELUFS.

ter we detain you as a yitnesssy /,
For why dot, / ask myse1uf?Y
"Becoss negst dime he vantE to
rob you he will come here to doi
und den we will hat him."
How will / know he ISIS der
tief?"
He will recognize you"
Tanks, but / don'd care Ito
know him. Hat you no teory?ss
why. I susbect he .iss some
|poliss CHARACTER" "a
Ell SO. he wass nod in unifdrm.
Coult he hat been a blain clotes
manf"
FERRY likely. Nopody votilt
want to take a watch like dot to
year init glat rags
"Coult | look for him in der
rogues gallery"
"Yess, but eff he iss faifst-
class tief, you voult more easy
find him in der rouges parquet,
|tee-hee."
"Ah, dere iss der villainl Dot
iss his picture"
Wass you sure of id?"
"Yess, yess."
Foolish mani Hiss picture
proofs him to be innocence. ID
shows him mitouid any watch rot
<<~et -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
MSTANYIHiN(,

Britons send on an average two
kilograms apiece each year, Amer
leans IL, and Germans 0.9.
Coating the inside of a show
window with glycerine will pre-
vent the formation of frost upon
lit.
Experiments In southern Bur-
ma with Virginia and Havana to-
bacco have proven practical
failure.
Oklahoma is the only state
which requires the teaching of
agriculture in all its country
schools.
Russia is rich in asbestos and
steadily is increasing the produc-
ton of the Ural mountains.
A three-ton motor truck recent
ly was hitched to a pillow to open
the streets of Springfield, Mass,
for gas mains.
An electric device for bakers
lallows dough to rise to the limit,
then sounds an alarm when it be-
| gins to fall.
The tonnage of the United
States battleships and armored
cruisers totals 607,241 to Great
Britain's 1,395,930.
Soaking a cheap lead pencil in
linseed oil will improve its writ
ing qualities and make its sharp
lening more easy.
II cold water be poured upon
grease spilled upon a floor imme-
diately, 1t will prevent 1t from
soaking into the wood.
In Texas alone prairie dogs an
Inually eat enough grass to feed
|1,562,500 cows, according to the
federal forestry service.
Diseases of the eye may now be
watched and their courses re-
corded by new Photographic APP
|paratus, German doctors inven-
|tion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
CAUSE AND EFFECT

CAUSE AND EFFECT
You borrowing money! Why, IN
II know But its upkeep IN
THE MEAN
Gertie Do think this be
Maizie Yes, sulphur
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
SALT VS.. SMELLS

When milk or soup or other
liquids boil over and threaten to-
iii the house with unpleasant
|odors, quickly cover the spot
where they strike with salt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

How sublime Is the gift of
free will! 1t is a faculty that dis
tingufshes us from the brute crea-
ton. Man is the only earthly
being that enjoys the prerogative
of moral freedom. It is a faculty
that we possess in common with
the angels, and that makes us like
even to God Himself: for God and
angels and men are the only
beings that possess free will.
What u potent instrument for
good OF evil IL the great GIFT! If
rightly employed, It elevates us to
the plane of angelic sanctity; If
abused. 1t degrades us to the level
of demons.
How are we to employ our
will? We should exercise our
will: lin stunning sin, in re-
sisting temptations, in REFRESHING
our passions and vicious inclina-
tions. Eve should exercise 1t
in pursuing virtue; in embracing
holiness; and. above all, by a per-
feet and unreserved conformity to
the will of God.
What will 1t profit us to en-
Joy the blessings of civil liberty, II
we do not enjoy the glorious
liberty Of children of God, by
which we are rescued from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
Mary Crawford.

DIR. MARY CRAWFORD.
somewhat easier. at least less
dangerous" she says.
II am sure" she adds, that
any girl who is in earnest can
win her way to any place she
seeks--except political, of course. +"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13
TIMES SATURDAY SERMON
BY JAS. CARDINAL GIBBONS

- CARDINAL GIBBONS FIRST AMERICAN CATHOLIC A
ND AUTHOR 1.-THE FAITH OF OUR FATHERS" 1.-THE AAI3A
u8ADOR OF CHRIST" ETC
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A Word From Josh Wise.

"It amt what tn
parrot thinks, but
what it says, that
makes it cunnin'.
Same way with an
ctor."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

Britons send on an average two
kilograms apiece each year, Amer
leans IL, and Germans 0.9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

toxt: "How to exercise our free VIII"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

Diseases of the eye may now be
watched and their courses re-
corded by new Photographic APP
paratus. a German doctors inven-
|tion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

Coating the inside of a show
window with glycerine will pre-
vent the formation of frost upon
a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

In Texas alone prairie dogs an
nually eat enough grass to feed
1,562,500 cows, according to the
federal forestry service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

II cold water be poured upon
grease spilled upon floor imme-
diately, 1t will prevent 1t from
soaking into the wood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-13

Experiments In southern Bur-
ma with Virginia and Havana to-
bacco have proven a practical
failure