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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
.ANT|. JAPANESE BILLS
Three Radical Measures Introduced
in California Legislature.
ONE TO PROHIBIT Mixed SCHOOLS
Pacific Coast State Contemp, ates
Drastic Legislation. With or With
out Consent Of Washington Gov
eminent.
fRv the Associated Prree.,

SACRAMENTO CAL. Jan. l3.-
Tire" anti-Iapancsc bills Introduced
in the stat" assembly ly Grove l..
johnson. Of Sacramento. and oac in
troducyJ by A. NJ. Drew. Of Fresno.
prohibiting aliens from holding land
in ne state. have attracted W de in
tcT"St.
TIL" johnson hills ar" Designed first
TO prevent japanese beng director
Ct COrp9rat!on:: second to ?"Cr"gate
hen children in their schools. al :
third. to srgreeat. all JapaneS" by
defining tn" lin. : within wh;ch th"!
must live.
TIE first tao ~err introduced last
SION b; NJ. .t0hn. on and acton
rr;Cn ihr,G vas S.:sp"Udcj a the tei"-
c!aphic request Of Pr"SiGcnt RooT''
Ir!t pc~di"g drrIJmatir negotiations
hrtw cen tho T3,iird states md Japan
cl,r tn" @ci:on Of the San francisco
school ho"rd n excluding !aran"s'
Won =. from Public schools and As
>icnine ih"m 10 II" institutions SCI
aside for "Nor-C Lars:.
tn, J.? YES. rra.rta!r"d t.'a' the"
ar" rot MnucoI Pms nd Assort"ymaH
ioar>"n in':c-ucrd A. anne rdm"ni
/ 50. c,,,iu- -Japar"@r" in Che 'aw.
waS T." cracrT"u, of this ma
rr, III Tie President OBJECTED I"
I'D j; kili"d
-,a,-.n@ rs mca.,:.ros ;oda,. NJ
! Jc,,. seD :a'!.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
FRAUDS CHARGED 81
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
Stevenson. Defeated fer Coverncrsh'p
Alleges That Mos: Of Counties
Mcac W.o~I 1cturns.


H.';:NGEl.ILD. ~. Jan. II. =
iii" i,2;sla'!v" Gr'Al"rh was broken
lpia. when tie j'na'" r"H"lut'd -
ST win he linvsr 10: rHc canvas! "
election ;'Furn#.
ira",u array in all TN: MA" az ;n'
1n1 { u:tics In l!Li:ris in rOnnIinS
tnr wees Tor EOvrr"nr At til" NnE"'h
l.Dr .,v..,,:s are charged in IA p.-
.s:.cn~ f.. a rcccu>; made to IL" gen,
crai =. ,rmb BLY, b. Adlai +. Stevenson,
Mor%ric c,ndida " for governor.
An 9pu.Oximatr ;otal r 'n."'H
vote. ro.r Ian are shown b: t''
plp,.:c. returns is claimed b. Nj
Stevenson.
or the coariies cited by n" petit
Ation as showing Irregularities. 81 are
ALLEGED T. L4sr mad" wrong returns
hv the ale, 4 meals q: counting Coz
aeon vo IS .ich w'r" cas-; toi
Stevenson
III ., oilers it is ClrG"G in add!
ton .i;h"c tha' nlrsops no; na'ura!lz
cl (- pc: on$ not residents OF tn
county or DO h, voted Tor Governor
Chc..'"s S. n.'%"'n. AID in each y
cor,"l:t.. IL securing r woes proper
Is CO a'so is chai gei.
The county VhiCh appC !rs from th'
petition I: hHy" cOUnicnanc"d tn
gre ? oct amnuHr Of i!legality o: al
.orrs is { OK tChic2go> although ~
;..rsjye f.aur; also are charged IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Few s,sns Of WEAKNESS.

WASHINGTON. u. G. ian. l.. -
President Rousrvsit rode 20 miles n:
:, rs haCk tCIsy and when he dr.
nount"l rG:iEht 2; the White HouS"
door moro Than IL no Yrs after having
d"par'cG !herefrcm. he did not show
any marked s.Cn al wcariness
Tn. Chj"Ct Of his long day in IN"
aIdlc he cxplai ned 10 represents
tiV"~ NJ IN" Associated Press after
nis rr'uru was - prove to the critics
who :iayc found fault with The rccen;
order requiring all army :ad navy
officer Ia taxi" a physical test. that
II q PrrEihrnt who is not n training.
can rid, n,nptv miles plus IN one day
uith0v' b"irG aid MP in bed thereby.
y should r0' hr toe mgch 10 ask the
m~n who .rc supposed IN b" IL the
hest n physical training all the time
20 ride 90 miles IN three days.
stsrtsd a. ): 30 A. N.
Mounting his faithful rider and
jumr-r Roswell In front Of the
ICortinucd on Fifth paEcb.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
MARINE Corps OFFICERS
DIFFER FROM NAVY MEN
Sperry Declares Ships Better : OF
Without Mar;nee-E!i:ot Doesn't
Believe IT,

WASHINGTON. .. c, La1. l".-i'"
Ca; q. tina. T.. Pre- Sii"nts cri"r
w.ih.!~awiag tho marines from ship
ard will >nr,c:sly affrC' tn" num-
her It cplis n,"'rS. Brigade. Genera!
EiliCt AID o.nrr marine cops off
Gers AZ ,I'cI for" : sn'-"rwm'' =
;ee 6 nv Hn~>" comm:i-'" on naval
a5f..r. t",a!
figures VIZ" '.hmi't.d com. n ir =
-. efficiency &, the 81 .iG"=. and ;hG
,n:~'7,s wh.7 firing -" am" Guns
at to sam" :. ard viii A.' " IN"
S;ght5-wiih ~ conditions IN" sam"
Tbs. facts i: vas claim: ~ ~"
frc"rs 0f 80. marines shsT A;
II" marine CnrI= Is generally a. -
f,r,.n, - tag: uyactiCe as I'll" sl'!-
o.. arI il s"a. |asrs. tho surpass
re SaI - g. ? rnTac~.
c. '~oipr,s ON mmlT ,"Ts "r
h ht.lat:c Pacific f,'"rs com
n"-I,..s tn, r.-:. al of Marines fr"m
H., c.,,.; , '....0g 20 inCr"a 4" '''''-
cT,i,-c.. v.r. ,':' Tni't"d - n" CON
1::''''
.',;.. -. : rhr head q: H.
N'!::',, :. 90. m"5saC" ION
Nal, >.:...
T" oTr.,~,. ships h7,.n< -
+, a~irr. ~, r.n increased r"
r1mmand", F.. g. 8 md cap;a'rs ~
e., Ncru!, .'ri rnnnrr'icIIt c0rS'd'.
;I,. rr,q-Ircy I'd be r, moved firm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
TENNESSEE HOUSE
JOINS WITH SENATE
Passes the Prohibition Bill PFevi.
ois|y Adopted BY Senate After
A Fierce Battle.
MEASURE NOW GOES TO GOVERNOR
Veto Is Expected, But Under State
Constitution Bare Majority In
Legislature Can Override cover
ncrs Disapprova,-Aii Modifying
Amendments Promptly Voted Own
nRy Assoc .utrd Press.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Ian IL. A
III t" ry.'h!hi, the sale Of Intoxicating
l.uar in Trnncss"r pa: &ed the lower
;l"ilsr CT the general assembly this
",rn;nc at lis ocloch. The vor"
MAS 80 To 3G
Fifty votes i, a majlrity.
Tween: y.two Republicans voted foF
and one Against III" measure
The measure passed Is the o."
faicrGi,y acted np"A yc&t"ri lay by
tins :rr&t- and n II goes tUG ,V"rnor
Patterson.
iio is .xr.rtt d to vet" It. hui I'M
der the con &ti;utiou his veto only
operates a. a suggestion. not as II
st&y and Il bare maJor!tt may pass
lhr iii over the exc cItiv"'s untayora-
bic ":t!on.
The bill provides tina, pr0hib ton
.hgU bee nv effective July I. 1909.
Battle Was Fierce.
The battle attending the passag"
of the prohibition till was probably
III" fiprc"st ever known in the Ten
ncssee house of representatives.
Amenhmenr after amendment was
presented ard promptly voted down BY
about the same majority as that given
the bin on final passage.
Throughour the discussion the gal
hrics were packed and several time;
thu speaker. at the request of local
opt oni:ts. asked the sergeant -arm*;
% exclude visitors from the floor OF
IL" house.
When the final vote was announced
the cheers from tn" galleries wrr"
q, "foring. IN" demonstration on the
flcor and ~ the galleries lasting scv'
era! minutes.
A bill making bucket shops" IL
legal was introduced by Mr.. Carson
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
DELARA PLEADS GUILTY.
Admits He Fatally Shot Preacher
Vino Befrierded Him.

NEW YORK. ian l?.--EnriP''"
D",ara. The ! year old San D"mi7r
can SUDDEN, VII fatally sh0' Re-.
Ariuro Azencio. las September N
Central Pirk. plea led guilty today
in tn. Suprcm" Courr 10 murder IN
~" soon! degree. for n" killing o.
the prizes.
We WIS r"mard"d untii January .
for sentence
D"!a'a vas a rro."=' Of IN" priest
who mot the lad on STEAMER which
va. hring.n~ fh"Hl from San Doming7
arJ hcG:I"rf. him > tor heir arr'vat
h'-c. =" ~. living 'cg"'h"T.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
sT,Il BATTING ROOSEVELT.
Senate VIII Probe Pres. dcnt on Tear
rrc Down Of Old Ccpot

WASHINGTON n {. ian I!.-An
q \, r BhaSr Of ihc CON "vc.y bC
soon CONGRESS ard tn" Pre- id"E'
d,V,I :. today when q beam"
krCwn >. al that chr SeTa'"
e mmirr". n public buildings 90
will s'lrf an invce iga'ion OF N" u"
rCiision 81 the P"nnsvlVa-ia dePo'
which W. '0rl ir~n ~ "rd"- ~
~" r;csifcr'. apparently IN the ab
scncr of legislative authority.
s nat Scott chairman o! the com
nit" as lrrn aSk@i - hav" h!'
committee, report resolution for ar
Investigation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Sailed With Marines.
INV assOciat2d ProS0.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. l3.-IhH
cruiser Prairie sailed today with =
detachment OF marines on board for
Guantaramo. Cuba.
The 900 men are TO d. duty win
tn" first provisional regiment. sta
toned n, that point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Storm Swept Tsmrec.
IBv Associated rressj .

MEXICO. Jaa .I?.-NoTsa was re-
:, lived tonight o: storm which sweep
the harbor Of Tampico yesterday.
The fishing boa; Pride Of Asdrews
wps lost while attempting 20 reach
III. harfor and the cB,ire crew CT
eight WIS d;ovnsd. %
Fears ar. entertained for other
is hing cart.
The storm is stu raging.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
ecNhPARTE TO TiLLMAN.
Senator Receives Reply to Letter Of
Inquiry to Attorney General,
(BS Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. n C.. ian. 13.--
Scr2;or Tillman today received 4
replv from Attorney General Bona
SAT-. 10 an inquiry he male as 10
whether the attorney general hao
brought suit against tn" Southern
Oregon Company. which hc Ids land
grants for military roads from Rosen-
h,rC TO Coos Bay.
The senator declined to make this
communication public today. saying
no world rcd il ard cummen: uD I
i, in the Scraip tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Wsngsrd Total Loss.
NV Assoc ated Press.l

BUENOS AYRES. Jan. 1S.-Thc
German steamer wsnTari, from Ia
coma for 81. Vincent. c. v before
reported ashore al PuHia Megotcz. n
TALL Of water and will probably prove
a total loss.
The wanesrd was belt Of Newcss-
,,e In 1896. she was S5s feet long.
8, 20 sest beam, - feet deep anA
registered s.73C tons Det-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
vy-dcr T-r,I Possporc5.

RALEIGH : 9. Jan. i3. tn"
'.:7I - 'h' b." young white ~" >.
III. C...i Tim Hold -fclL mi
Rcd" Horl:~.. tcr he murder r.
+ " smith. = TaysIiiIr man. ~
Richmond Va on NSsmhCr :. So
for :, lay. hae n postponed m II
March
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Care Nat. Are sted

NEW'ChSTLE-OE-T TYNE. Eng.
jan. la.-Carrn Nation. ~" American
antjsaIcon crusader. was a.res'o
ttrr toby Will" engaging i'll rAld
on saloon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Lowell src,faen, Ct Harvard.

BOSTON. MASS Jan i2.-Abboi
Lawrence ILov"ll. author lawyer and
F,-vard rCfe so Is ." y" 80 s1"'
E. .snr of Charlie " EIiio' a. head
Of the great Cambridge University.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Senator Haie'S View.

Senator Hale declared that h" Iii .
moi believe hat the President intend,
ed 20 state IL us message 10 Con-
grcss that he would net furniS.l
documents AID information bat mere,
ly that he declined to permit cabi
net officer to furnish reasons for tht
in., hn LII l,l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives
the !ulI news service Of the
Associated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

tCont!rucd on Second Pase)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

Continued on Fifth Pase).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

TH( WeArAGA
Snow or rain and warmer
Thursday; probably rain and
warmer Friday; fresh east
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
HERE'S A HINT YOU MAY
GIVE TO YOUR HUSBAND
by CYNTHIA Gay.

collar. faaten the collar In front
and secure my tie simple. Isn't
IL It didn't take me two minutes
to do 4. after be told me- how. and
MY collar ia az firm a. Il that pes
tiieruus button were thofe"
All the whlic he WAS being inter.
rupted BY such CALCULATIONS as I'm
possible. 1t can't b. done" and
out Of the question: Ones col
lar won't stay down.
Hut be slofied IN his comfort and
proceeded to impart lnfoIyAtinH
i've accidentally discovered sons
thing else. / buy my collars the
same siEe az the neck bands Of my
shirts. a. the collars NJ no much
better.
That's my own discovery" he
added. as II he resented the fact
that tho n0coliar hnttonin the
back idea wasn't original with him
Here left the car. else ! would
probably have more Ideas 10 share
With my readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

One pint heavy cream, pint Of
tYswberries. ounce Of seiahn, :
us<<s Of sugar. Soak ounce Of
rhrln IN / gill OF watef' Whip
y cream. then take the juice Of
..third Of the fresh berries and
II with sugar and the whipped
sxan,. then add gelatin. the rest ol
= berries. VII fancy mold and
a AWAY IN a cool place. Serve
IA cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
FromNARY,S COOKBOOK

Last night was much Interested
In a conversation between two men
who sat In front Of me on ear
One Of them held a collar button
lot the back Of the neck. In his
hand, looking Al Il occasionally
with a triumphant now-i've got tho,
bestof-y0n CLEAN In his eye. tie
had begun the discussion. and va
so enthusiastic that b. hardly gave
his friend a chance 10 speak.
This blasted old button has
guuged my neck for the last time.
be said. Smith said TO me today
when he saw me iab ny finger
down the hack Of my coilaf-pfob.
ably with an agonifed look on my
face--'Jones. Why do you wear
collar button In tho back Of your
ahlrthaudf Don't you know Il Isn't
necessary. to keep the collar
downr Then he told me to slip ms
tie through the little loop on the
back Of my shirt. then under my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
New Fall Footwear

LARGE GIRLS SIZES. S24S Pair
Kid Butcher Shoes, foot-iorm last, patent
tip, extension sole and low heel $14s.
Wei Kid Button Shoes, foot-iorm last, pat
ent tip, extension sole and low heel S2.4s.
Gun-metal Button Shoes, ioot-iorm last,
heavy extension sole and low heel S2.45
Patent Leather Butcher Shoes ioot-form
last street weight sole aud low heel; S2.45
WoMENs SIZES. SOS Pair
Patent Leather Butcher Shoes, mat top, ex-
tension sole and military heel sos.
Patent Leather Button Shoes, black cloth
top, plain toe, lightweight sole and Cuban
heel sos.
Patent Leather Lace Shoes, plain toe,
Goodyear welt sole and military heel; SOS.
Patent Colt Button Shoes, mat top, mcdi-
um weight sole and Cuban heel sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

into good play here
Ribbons run through hand made
eyelela slye the last touch OF
beauty.
Many Of those garments are
shown In the shops decorated with
embroidery IA delicate oolofa q the
same shade "a the ribbons used
Dotted aud aafred materials are
also much used and they are very
dainty and unusual OF course,
ihess materials must be made ~
more simply than the plain lawns
and camhrles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

CT large round tomatoes In
kulvss and scoop ont the pulp with.
y breaking the akin. Gu, several
~ Of cold tongue into small
1Irss and mix them with the To-
no pulp. add a little salt, cayenne.
4 and lemon inlee Fill the to.
~ skins and keep on Ice until
NJ 10 serve. Serve on a crisp
~ d lettuce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

P1QuA. O.. Aug. 2e.-Mlss Ida
Buckles, teacher in the first grade
at North 1t. school. who has sup.
ported an invalid sister for years.
won a tract OF land In the govern.
mcnt drawings at Occur d'Aleno.
Idaho. worth $4,000.
Miss Buckles entered her name
with that Of 100 others from this
city, more for a Joke than with
any expectation OF winning.
She has not made up her mind
whether she will continue the
teaching profession or turn farmer
and develop the land she won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

GN''Xa
FASHIONS

Glove-fittlnx bodlces are fast com.
Ing into vogue again.
pongees In the natural tone and
weave are striped with fast colofa.
Bronze slippers for house wear
and black pumps for street continue
In favor.
Tucks still hold favor. but but
tons have outrun them In the race
for supremacy.
The polonaise ls a new fashion.
and they say" a good many will
be seen this fall
There Is a rage now for cream
white dresses and suits worn with
hat and accessories Of nut brown.
A bit Of hand embroidery is a
dainty finish to the tlghtfitting
shiftwaist sleeve. which Is cut
pointed over the wrist.
Try keeping sewing implements
handy In the kitchen for dressing
strong thread. cord, a thin
Bile, needle and scissors.
Wrist bands. revival Of the
early Victorian beaded bracelet. are
worn now. and promise 20 be popn.
lar.
Clean black silk by means OF hot
vinegar or black coffee Then press
on the wrong side with a cotton
cloth between the silk and the iron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

r~o cups split peas. 2 slices ha.
M l onion. ! pint milk, salt and
s,per 10 taste, also bay leaf
csfsr the peas, well and cook four
suis at The least. This much ought
. make four quarts when done.
NJ bacon through food chopper.
fso onion. add 10 peas when put OF
owe. Add bay leaf at same time
fpk TIT about half hour before
wing. then strain through Sieve.
IA the milk and add Just before
sving. also salt and pepper TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Fashionable lingerie. while OK.
si.lle and very highpricod In the
lapz. Is BY no means beyond the
rark Of tho woman Of moderate
.<sns II she Is handy with her
sr<.le.
Coed patterns abound for the az
,rsni pieces, and should be care.
M adhered to In cutting out the
usnsn,s. a. a good fiji Is as impoF.
ars ksrs As In any other garment
palnty lAces. emhruideries and
anaxork are AL much used II one
4, 4 talent for designing Il comes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

naaf Miss Grey. fla young mat
calls To iako a girl 10 dance and
brings flowers. What is the proper
thing TO do with the iiowers'
ANXIOUS
Ale would oxpse, you TO wear
them. | am sure,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Nine. Nordlca's fee for her serv.
Ices as songstress at a dinner
given to King Edward and Queen
Alexandra was 900 gulneas. or
1896. This Ia the largest amount
ever paid 10 a singer on q similar
occasion on that aide Of the ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Dear Miss Grey. VIII you tell
me what will give me a good com
plexinn. remove blaekhoada, and
what Will make the hair curlyf
URSULA.
A.. A youthful complexion meana
a clean body aud sdod blood You
can SET this by following tho simple
rules Of risht living Pure food
regular habits, plenty Of water be
tween meals and upon arising
fresh air and sunshine
2 Hlaekheads are plugged open
ingu Of the oil glands Of tho skin
naaldea the gcnefal suggestions
above. EiYe your face a hot CASTLE
aoapsnds bath once day. After
rinsinE IN plain hot Wa;rf battle Il
thorouEhly IN cold water. Don't
squeeze the plugs out.
g. Natural curly hair Frovs ont
Of the scalp In a curved channel
strainht hair can never be- made
curly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Dear Miss Grey Ny hair n fail
Ing Can you give me a good rem
edy 10 stop ~ EtlzAhEfH
A-Maaaagc for 20 minutes each
evening with nnEeftips dipped in
cold Nntef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Cream together / cup OF sugar.
4 eup Of shortening tbeef drippinss
m used and eggs. y cup milk.
/ xaspoon soda, 2 teaspoons cream
I ARIA. a little salt and vanilla.
1,qs % roll same a. any cookies.
ia out half Of the mixture and
" enough cocoa to make II brown.
Nj out your light cookies, put In
M then roll out the chocolate
III cut with tho same cutter. Put
Il shpcoIata cookie on top OF each
NailIa and bake IN quick oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
cbe Wopk IHAT
@aEvEp Donf.5

Sugar cookies put piping hot,
into an earthen jar lined with clean
cloth and kept covered, will be
much nicer than II allowed TO cool
in the air The cloth inside takes
up the steam. which might other.
wise make the lower cookies sod
den.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
White Goods Values

Mill End Remnants Of Cambria Muslin.
soit-iinished, full yard.wide, in lengths Of
from to yards; very good grade for un-
derwear Yard l0c. Ha
j0-inch white India l.inou. medium weight,
nicely finished, for waists or dresses. Yd, 7c.
-Baseinsnt aaiesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

W ali the women born into an
anateful and unappreciative
ord. none can compare TO the
w charming one. We may ad-
w the beauty and gaze In awe
DE bluesiocking. hug the dear
<'nrx o. our acquaintance. and
lsnp the good sort on the back
v IN the presence Of a personality
ncn charms us we remain In
sfhiess and almost breathless
rinatIon. Wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
MAINLY ABOUT
WOMEN

Inc Ftftt Ihtn9s
No womna can look fresh and
~ at the breakfast table II she
Hyisefs her morning toilet
atay In bed until almost breakfast
me. and you will have no time TO
~ to brushing your hair carefully,
\ manicurlng your nails; and your
va and walstband Will suffer In
9Dsaranee from a hurried adjust
lsni.
i Isn't fair to the other members
Z DC family 10 come down looking
U you had merely thrown on
~ things and bundled up your
w anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

vhur quarts OF cream. 2 cups Of
nj. | esg. y pound Of candied
| 6tries and peaches. : tablespoon
| u each Of brandy and santa Croix
|nn and maraachlno. This makes
q quarts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
MO.THERL
PROBLEMS

Insist on the children's taking
time to eat properly. as much SUI.
ferlng Is caused By hasty swallow.
Ing OF food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Keep the baby covered. even on
very warm nights. II only a very
light shawl He must be kept away
from draushis which dry the skin
too quickly and lower the tempera.
ture Of the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

JuIce Of ( and grated rind OF z
mpxss. water to make a quart,
In sugar. whites OF 2 eggs we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

A worn-ont whisk broom can be
utilized as a sink brush by shorten.
ing the bristles TO a thick square
edge. II is much more efficient
than the brush usually sold for that
purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

A pinch Of boraelc acid In water
will allay itching from mosquito
bites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
Laces, Nets and Embroideries

Plat Valeneiennes Sets Of Edges aud In
serlionsi Insertions IA to ) inches wide
Edges ) to o inches wide; Insertions or
Edges, yard, &c.
42-iueh Net Waistings. good quality, in
figured, dotted and ring spo, effects white,
cream or ecru; yard. &c.
ls-ineh Embroidered Flouneing open I'm.
glish-eyelet effect, on cambria aud nainsook;
yard, 2se. e
asH
72-ineh colored Nets good quality mesh,
in old-blae, wis,ara and deep oldrose very
desirable for waists yard. 2Se.s
sfaH
22-ineh Tucked Nets, fine mesh, small, me-
dium and large iueks, in white, cream and
ecru; six styles to select from yard. 56c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
Attractive Neckwear Values

Jabois, lace and embroidery trimmed, in
good assortment OF styles; lse.
Embroidered labo,s finished with
Valeneiennes edge 2se
Jabots embroidered with colored polka
dots and edged with valeneiennes aud imi,a-
ton cluny; 2Sc.
venise Coat Collars in several new de
signs Coz.
veuisc Stocks, St Gall Baby Irish effect,
in many pretty styles; 2oc.
Embroidery Stocks 10 open English-eye-
let effect; 2oe.
Embroidered Bows in various dainty pat
terms: 2se.
Embroidered Collars, low, medium and
high. in a wide assortment OF designs; lsc.
basement saiesroom.