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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29

ca Song. "The Red, White and
Blue" by 500 school children.
Go An address for Hickman, by the
Hon. r. T. Tyler.
co Song, my Old Kentucky
Home" by school children. yv->
ca Return to boat.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29

Lovemaking may not be as foolish
as it appears to disinterested per
sons.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

VI AD Mr. Justwed been oblc TO fore
"a see the dire results, IL is certain the
trend OF conversation would have
u taken different channel tho even
Ing the Smlth-Joncs dropped In, In
formally. As IL was. however. Homer-deor.
Tor some reason or other. seemed possessed
TO talk about foOtbdll-uot football In gen
cral. though he bcrnn with thnt-but
the pnrticulnr Kind OF football hc plnyed
while In college And Smith-Joncs was
as pleased With tho topic as Mr.. ].
II tell you. Smitty," began Mr. Just
we'd. Il saw n sight this afternoon TINT
took me way bncG. with a sort Of homcsick
feeling for the old place again. | was
passing tho baseball park on my why
home. and ron Toto the High School foot
bail tenn. They'd evidently just won a
game from some out-of town rival md
they were letting everybody know It,
too. Regular whoop-lt-up party. With
cheers and yells and colors waving they
were about as happy lot OF youngsters
ns I've laid eyes on for n long time
They had one lad on their shoulders
aud were cheering him TO tho echo-rcg-
ular hero OF the game stunt. you know,
Took me back % old times. you bet!'
''Wby. Homer" interrupted Mrs Just
wed, were You ever q football beroi"
WAS hcT' inquired Smith-Joncs. with
emphasis. was hc3 Well l just guess
yes! Can II be, Mrs. Justwcd. that
you've never beard Of your husband 3
proweSs on the gridiropT'
Now don't begin and toll rs about your
self" put IN Mrs. Smith-Joncs, scowling
ut her husband. I've heard OF the games
yoI saved and the games you won 80
rCany times That | know them as inti-
mately as thooEh l myself played on the
team"
why, MIRA. Smith-Jones.* exclaimed
Mr.. j., sitting up. aren't you proud OF
your husbands football rccord2 He was
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
Physical Exercise An Aid to Beauty.

deavor TO direct the force agninst tho
neck and throat. A good neck exercise -
to move the head rythmlcnlly from ono
side to the other. FIRST backward and then
forward and then In circular movement.
In sitting the spine should 5c held erect,
With the back braccd against the chair.
lt Is the treating of the waist us II It
were q joint that causes the nchi1g OF
the bnck and shoulders. q complaint OF
many women The sitting posture OF the
unframed body IS almost always is bud
as the standing one, But there IL no cX-
cuee for the rumpled-up stomach or the
concnVc chest when woman Is sewing or
reading.
The mere art OF walking gracefully s.
one of the most beneficial OF all exercises.
The body which loses its charm Ia walk
ing Is never beautiful. The outdoor walk,
nc matter II It Is In n pouring rains tom,
Is n bcautlher. The sensible step is rather
long and the abdomen is held well In. the
head high, the shoulders buck. tue chest
ont and 1t seems as though the woman
Is really walking upon the balls OF her
feet. though 1t is not a fact.
Many women select their own exercise
as aids TO their beauty. cndeayorlng TO
mud the ones which viii be the most bcne-
hci0l for their particular needs. These
exercises are always tnkcu In the morn
Ing at the time of dressing or at night
upon retiring. They take up very little
tire ard Improvement Is soon noticed.
But even without the exercises n careful
study OF the movements OF the body Is
more thrn worth while
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

and freezing ice-cream is that both arc
rather strenuous, This fact was speed
iy discovered by HOmcr-dear and
Spith-Joues In addition they found ont
that cold Ice and rough salt. when picked
Up 10 the hands and packed down IN i
freezer thnt persists IN wobbllng when
the crnnk ls turned is far different from
a football lying on the ground waiting 10
be picked up while the crowd cheers.
Another striking point discovered by
the twain is that lu football you bend
over only occasionally. but In freezing
lce-crcam you simply cnnnot turn the
crank with shoulders squared. Anger and
O tcsty dislike OF ones occupation never
won a football game; and neither did
they Md the gridlrOa warriors in putting
the finishing touches on the Ice-cream
ln TACT, they didn't come within twenty
minutes Of cquallng the record OF the
Justwcds' maid.of-all-w work.
But az last the task was accomplished
and Homer-dcar and Smlth-1oncs returned
TO the livlnc-roOm. where their wives
were comfortably cnsconcd on tho divnn
discussing various and sundry feminine
matters.
The two men hndn't been In football
e1me-but they looked II.
"AhV exclaimed 9Irs. j., lis II finished
already? Fiue' / guess, Homer-dcar.
football isn't such a dreadful thing after
all"
But Homer-dcar was. apparently. too
busy examining his limp. wet euIs TO
reply.
Really. Cyrus" remarked Mrs. Smith
Jones 10 her husband. who was stnl
sucking the thumb he'd caught In the
crank OF the freezer. I'm beginning TO
agree With Blossom. This is the first eyi,
| deucc OF your prowcss youchs1fcd me
since l married you. Keep Il up Fine
exercise! You can do II every Sunday. II
you're careful not to get any salt In the
| ice-cream."
CARvEL CALVERT HALL
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
When Posing for Your Photograph.

TIT is quite common for women 10
complain that they never take good
E, photograph. In many cases they
themselves are to blame They sny
they never look natural In the pic
ture. yet they never seem 10 think that
perhaps 1t could be their own fault and
not that OF the camera or the man who
manlpulates 1t
There are many things 20 remember In
having the photograph taken. one Of the
main ones being that the hair should
never be arranged differently from the
usunl style. To rcarraugc the boir takes
away the natural look from the photo.
IL Is remarkable how much difference
this will make Some women with
straight hair always have II morcclcd
when going 10 the photographer and the
exaggerated style often makes them Won
der Indignantly what In the world Is
the matter with the picture.
The proper way IS 10 take the comb
aud brush and 0x the hair yourself. al.
ways In the style most becoming and
usually worn. II Il Is worn high. do
not dress 1t low for the photograph
Simply dress the hair ms usual, making
sure that It is trim. as small and strag
Cling locks spoil the photograph 10 many
instances.
Many women do not realize tho sort
Of gown to wear in going TO the pho
togrophcr. II is wise to wear simple
dccollcte gown. as this does not seem
out OF style so quickly Os the high
neckcd aud loDg-slecycd gown. In go
Ing over the photographs Of 10 year,
ago 1t is readily seen TINT the pictures
showing up the best are those taken In
this STYLE Other styles OF gowns so
out of fashion so quickly that the pho
togrnphs look old before they really are
For this reason the dress should be 4
simplc one. with very little trimming.
but with wcll-cut lines. Rutles and all
fussy trimming should be abandoned. as
should all bows aud ribbons. This gives
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

could stAudl Ald the hard work.
Just then the two wives came hurry
Ing into the room Mt .he precise moment
Smith-Joucs WIS rcmleEIng: And rC-
member how you picked him up and
slur him over your hcnd|'
who did all thatT' asked Mrs J..
snny.
"whoT' echoed smIth-Joncs. why.
Homer. "a be surev'
'Humph!" commented Mrs. ]. ominouS-
". "Then you're Just the man I'm look.
Ing for to swing onto the handle OF the
lce-crcam freezer out In tho kitchen
Come on, both of you football heroes. and
tackle the jobl"
Homer-dear looked Mt smlth-Jones and
Smith-Joncs looked nc Homer.
"Are-arc you going to have ice-
creamr' faltcred Mr.. J.. weakly.
Indeed We arow said Mrs. Smith
Jones blossom and l are just starving
FOR some aud we've mixed It all up rendy
TO be churncd"
Rather cold for lce-cream, don't you
tbinkf' suggested Mr. S.-J.. hopefully,
mo indeed. not bit OF III" insisted
both ladies IN unison.
Il think. Blossom" said Mr.. Justwcd
quite cravcly, wed better send out for
IT, It'll take so long to make IT,"
Long to mnkc itf answered Mrs. ].
in mock surprise 'Why. It takes the glrl
only twenty minutes TO turn II and-nud
you two big. strong football players
ought to be able to freeze II In half that
time"
There wns nothing else 20 do-Homcr
aud Smith-Joncs simply had to so. WhNt
they would have done. cnch In his OWE
home with only his own wife TO dca
with. Ia a hypothesis the conclusion OF
which readily suggests itself 10 the aver
age married woman.
So the football heroes got busy with
the handle Of the lcc-crcom freezer. Now
the only resemblance between football
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

and arm exercises viii MD much In cor
rcctlnc round shoulders and hardening
the bust The arms should be allowed to
hang limp for n moment Withdrawing oll
the effort from them Then lift the naudc,
placing them palm to palm, and iDtcrlace
the thumbs Tho hands should then be
raised straight up over tho head, nt tue
same moment inbnlinc deeply Count 10
while the hands arc In this position and
then lower tho arms slowly and cXhale
slowly. This exercise should be repeated
Blk times ench morning and evening.
For nlllng out hollows in the neck and
throat an excellent exercise Is to rise
upon the tips OF tho toes Mt the momcut
OF drawing la n long breath and, while
sun standing on the balls Of tho feet
bold the breath until 20 IS counted. En-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
Fashion Facts.

~ HE carved coral Is enjoying n de-
q cidcd revival The coral comes In
" many styles. but nlwnys in the odd
lunches OF fruit md berries. One OF tho
new bracelets that has attracted con
siderable attention Is the band OF eoln
from n holf to m inch In width. They
are heavily engraved or covered with no
enamel In black and white.
From Paris comes the Information thnt
thc simple leather belt IA to come Into
Its own agalr and that IL viii be much
worn this winter.
The waistcoat plays an important part
In the fall and winter wear. The length
of liuc In the rcycrs Is very graceful ana
aids to lessen any Influence which crop
ped ont in plated skirts.
Net blouscs arc now n thing Of the dis
tant past and the material that has been
substituted Is fire cyelet embroidery.
II is found in colors as we'll RS In black
aud white. IL Is often dyed TO mntch
the suit. although the guImpc Is now
the preferred thing, az the onc-plece 1rock
becomes more aud more In fashion aS
the dnyS pass.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

the best half-back on tho team his en-
tire -FOUR years In college. We both
played on the samc side OF the line
he az half and : at cnd-and I'm suro
you haven't beacd q tenth Of all the mar
veious pinys hc madev'
"Oh. yes" replied Mrs. s--J.. Ito be
somewhat whcu-"
"oh, do tell nc something about Hon
cr's playingr' begged Mrs. J.. euthusios-
tically.
with pleasure responded Mr Smith
Jones. promptly There's 20 much to
tell. though that I scarcely know where
to begin | remember In the season OF
81 In our big game Homer made a
brilliant tackle OF nm opponent n yard
from our goal line aud saved the game for
US"
"Oh. II wasn't such n marvellous
TICKLE objected Mr.. J.. with becoming
modcsty and dcprccatory wave OF the
hand. anyone could have made It. IL
Just chonccd TINT / was nearest 10 him.
Now chat tackle OF mine wasn't cir
cumstaucc TO your 70-yard run for a
touchdown In the snmc game. There
was n play that was n play"
Nothing Of the sort. nothing OF the
sort" insisted Slr Smlth-Joncs, II Just
happened 10 be strong enough 10 shake
them OF when they tried TO tncklc me-
VERY true" agreed HomCr-dcar but
you gan the entire distance on Il twisted
anklc-nnd l guess that was going somcH'
Twisted nnklc!" said Mrs, j. era
cious, l don't see how you did It, Foot
ball is such e brutal game, | don't SEQ
how you men escaped with your lives
so many men are crippled for llfo Ia
the game. | understand"
"Humpb" Mrs Smitb-Jones remarked
"I often think that big husband OF mine
IS when ! nsk him to"
There's where you're mistaken, my
dear Blossom" interrupted Mr.. Justwcd
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

IN BE average physician can deter
~ minc the physically sound woman
"a bv seeing her walk across the 0oor
" he can distinguish the ones who have
looked after their health and those
who have not The cnrcful study OF ones
own walk Will testify TO the truthfuincss
Of the physicians statement. And II the
walk is not Just right a look IN the mir
TOR will show the wrinkles that come
from M health.
UeAIth determines more largely than
admitted the beauty OF the woman TX
erGscs must bo IA the direction o; GCuy
development Tho body must he taught
TO carry It's various parts and move with
perfect balance and equilibrium. fhysl
c:nns say that one OF the frst things to
Icorn is 10 Hit and stand correctly, In
correct standing and sitting posturcs have
bcon known to cause curvature OF the
spIne. II not prc1lSposlug 10 lung trouble
Crossing the limbs when reading or sew
ing ls nlso bad on the health, II habitunl-
Tho arteries and veins become COMPRESSED
md often causo disease 1ne vulgar ten
dency can costly DO corrected Oy having
a footstool handy. and 1t Is needed III
most cases son nceouut OF the fact that
tho avernge chair Is entirely too high.
Half OF the defects In sitting can be
tlone1 on tho unsuitable condition OF
the chairs
A good standing drill IS 10 stand Win
Ne hack against a board partition I'm
spch n way thnt the back. head. Shout
ders elbows. palms and heels press
against 1t. Then wheel and face the par
titlon, when. II this Is done correctly
onIy the bust and the tip Of the nose
touch tho wall. The two quite simple
movements give free space for the lung
expansion. Tho hend is held erect OF
ccurse. Children especially should be
made to practice this exercise.
Walking nbOut the room on the boil OF
the feet when dressing is a bcnehclAl
exercise for tho lower limbs. Breathing
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
Population of the
United States.

"CCORDIHG 10 estimates made by
Raan expert OF the Geological Survey.
y btbcre win be q population OF 25o.-
100000 In this country Mt the end OF the
present century. and JOo.00O.oOo people
lcre I'm century more. ono OF the
methods used in the estimate is TO assume
that the Increase of the next decade Will
lie equal TO that OF the last for which
tho figures arc TO be had The only
error TO be found with this method Ia
that the figures chnnot be expected 10
continue ns they have In the past Some
experts claim thDt there Will be an In
crease OF l per cent In this country each
decade. Great Britain has a population
ot 3i1 To each square mile and there IA
Iprger increase each decade. The populo-
ton OF the United States is increasing
,ust now at u rate OF 20 per cent every
IT, years.
There has been times when the Increase
has been over 30 per cont, In a single
decade. but this Is not likely TO happen
again According TO the above estimate
there VIII be I eos members Of the popu
lar brunch OF Congress 10 the year 21OO
aud the Capitol win have to be rcbuilt oi
ICmodcled 10 accommodate tbem.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
Observation-Disclosures = =
He1pfuA1Hirts

TN order TO keep windows free from
trost apply a little Glycerinc On a Dir,
q dustcr \ brilliant polish win result
X The eiyccrine Is rubbed on the in7ld,
or glass Just after being washed 1t ore
vents stcamlng a little kerosene oi
added 10 the watcr used IN washing VII
add polish
To put frostng on o glass or window
dissolve some Epson snltS In bot water
and make It % strong NJ possible. The
wash II over the glass With q hot brush
II win Soon cool and deposit the salts Ia
crystal 1akcs over the gloss. when the
water Is cvnPorntcd tho window will bt
found 10 have n perfect frosdue.
Faded spots In wood cnuscd by heat or
light can be taken ont by rubbing viii
linsecd oil or sweet oil pi1ed with nr
eighth part OF alcohol. Old linen or fan.
mel rags orc best TO use for thls purpose.
To remove dent from a table or cabi-
net cover 1t with four thlcknesses OF
paper that has been wet md then ect
very hot iron on the surface for only
minute. The steam Will ralse the CON-
pressed wood layers. To remove scratches
nm excellent furnituse polish is made OF
equal parts OF alcohol olive oil and pure
elder vinegar.
The best treatment for wrought iron
and steel is TO wash 1t with n stin brush
and ammonia soap suds. dnse well. dry
] with heot IN possible. then put on plenty
| OF sweet oil. Dust quickly with pow
dcred qulcklimc. Allow the lime TO stay
! on two days and then dust with q Glenn
stl6 brush. Rub With cloths until tho
old lustcr returns
| A good way 10 wash ciotheslincs Is to
| wind them on a long board nnI scrub
them with 4 scrubbiug brush.
Always molsten linen which IL to bs
drawn with damp cloth or a sponge
The threads viii pull more easily II they
are rubbed with soap after they arc
| mOistcncd.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
University Of Bullfghters.

The buil0ghtcr in Spain f. regarded
much more highly than the prlzenghtcr
in this country. \ matodor receives about
$3.50 per bullnght. besides the presents
that are showercd upon him II he Is sue
cesSful In defeating the bull On the
other hand. II the bull Is the victor ana
the bulldgbter Is laid low he Is soon
forgotten
The bullngbtcr enters about 20 0ghts
per year. II bc TX successful, thus cnrning
from $4,000 10 $4,000 annually. After
successful light and an artistic death
thrust the mntudor Is showcrcd with pres
cntS. Tho women spectators, often In
frenzy. throw him their jewels, tearing
their bracelets from their arms and
suntchlpg purses from their pockets, ding
ing the Jewels and gold coin Into the
arena
good bull1gbt Is nm expensive affair
and costs In the nciehborhood of 5000
Some OF the great arenas are os lorgc
rs the old Roman ampbthcaters. Bulls.
Ike the lighters. are trained for their
bouts. Four-yenr-old bulls are used the
most In the rings. but they are trained
from the time they are one year OF age.
TIE chances OF sudden death nmoog
neu NE eight times as great as among
women.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
Mi1adj;'s Veil

"a ARDLY a single article In nIIadrs
Nv toilet ia oB much 10 BE- considered n,
the veil. for she must he particular
about the kind she chooses. There roust bc
considerable number on hand In case OF
several Of them becoming solled. There ia
nothing that adds so much TO womnn,s
nttrnctivencss and beauty a. a veil and
tho latter article Is no longer worn to
keep the hair in place or protect the com.
pleTion. although IL Will do both
Beauty Ia now ono OF the main ouoItn.
cations Of the veil. For motoring src-IsI
wells nrc now made and the beauty of tho
auto costume depends very much on rho
eclectton OF the veil Special care should
ho taken In adjusting the veil 10 tho hat
or bonnet the latter being much worn
this foil and winter instead Of tho lnrrer
hats The present shapes OF hats ana
trimmings lend themselves partIcuInrlv
well TO the new lncc wells which arc bav.
Ing lnrge vogue. The fall md winter
wells nrc very strongly dominated bv &C.
centricity and the patterns run very rnucb
to the extreme The dots from tho latest
Paris vcilS range from onc-hnIf 10
whole inch In diameter md the nnc thread
foundation OF the veil Is 20 small that a
checkerbnard effect is suggested The open
iuEs between the dots and blocks arc Of n
diamond shape.
ColorC1 wells orc now worn great
deal In Paris, tho tone matching the hat
Violet Is one OF the fnvorltc shades
Sometimes II IL planned TO havc the
veil not only match the INIT. but also
the stockings. gloves md handbag
Wblto wells look very we'll when wear
Ing black and white. Chiffon wells nre
very pretty and these come 10 the deli
cate pastel shades. dainty pinks at each
end and shading down to tho center
The same scheme IS carried ont In other
oolors, the violet being deep at the ends
and lighter toward the center Double
wells aro also worn by many women.
Ono OF the favoritc shades Is London
smoke on one side and a shell pink on
the other. With many other delicate
combinations.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
uI.AcK EVENING GOWNS.

vN LACK Is always good for evening
Ia wear and one OF the latest net gowns
GD from Paris Is FOR the woman who
prefers this To the rainbow shades In
other coIors. IL * clever combination
OF the new fulness and the old cllngiDg
lines. The bodice embroidered with Jet.
falls In ncbu lines TO the Glrdle. Flat
sleeves give the fayoritc sloplng limo Mt
the shoulders. Tho front panel OF cm-
broldcrcd net ITS snuGy over Its foundn-
ton, while the sides and back OF the
skirt are Of plain net falling In soft full
ness.
The little plcots which give this effect
are invisible for n depth Of four or ave
inches So that they do not begin too alb
ruptly or lessen the slender cllnglng
llues The lower edge OF the bodice and
the top OF the skirt fan apart in front
10 show the draped girdlc OF soft satin
vivid rose I'm color. which gives the soli-
tary touch OF brightness 10 the handsome
gown
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

o,U far he II from me 10 knock
Ia 49,, hrntcr and bile sport or TO tnke
ID VI not.shot AZ Bwonn Tumbo down
in East Africa" remarked hf' a
u - Good Fellow. laying aside DIS
o- "for. as you know, Bo' plloe
Ir,l,cif ou being something oil ePol eP,-
uS oIso. Int this rncc TO the "Oous
n%,n.' % 80 stunt OF answering the eau Oh
NJ ,,'o ,.ud the way every fourth man Sou
vn,v- IA doing this month, 49, ali
=, tho old saw TO the encct Ia, tnIS
tbat gli,ters Isn't coin Oh tue their
- don't sca tbcm carrying 'Ne'-
,,rough the street nowadays, a'
Iu"' - ,o, but you cant step up
We - vour medicine without hen.,ns
u'' -, buzzine away about nuh,iue
eOu' tnst got back from or one tuu'
~ t1st coius on They re an n1PP,
-, last one Of thcm-So -, hc-
ma. wnking them up pu' az dark
u1y aycrv silver cloud baS "' '"'A
lining. 10 oett a day OF from
l"SS ,d biEcs out TO the ioIesN
tpv al ofte- quail, squlrrel OF a,
9rlmeN|n, n-,nn he starts. Ho, he's ns Nv
not cddIo. when he returns ue 49,
snapped E-string- nc se,,1n,,
sI,nsolf into his nifty oS onnYS' ,rons on
hlmS'n nm ut A. NJ. ana oIopS
tolt a. some sleepy country yiuase
tbr uu'H u,, over for It's morning euoV1,-
l9s' t1r"I tut" barrel Is cold rs an M ieiI,e the
lila SUI - arc whimporing Ike VIZ
nuu strsot vnrlcty. But nc hlsl. -
!sS%, !ysS%,y over plowed ned Tho 0@ra 9Fast ans as
rough aud ASSURED SsS.sontO snm g catering ball,
room. ,,h him doing the Dr.
Aite' er other uclds and heuEes w
,SS Uc@ While. mind you-ais 9SSs -. nSop s5pers
brace and te bangs away, 49, ne scts a
Ss{e3 ed S1' maybe he doesn't Long about
Gir1-aSa a5,or uI bs's tramped two Mnrat99os ,o'
dufk' ntter "a forests. bnrked his shins
over 5uSu uSru' times inc en- unsyUpathetle rau
Genecs' scropped with ,'1. dozen nrone,t %SSty
rupcs about trcspassing on to',a P,Tg ,dcn On
and .ecu held Jp by game N"tuer tts 4,
90" ,,cSnIraiI;y In his license. be oe9ts n..1 :,
SomcwoTd oSS%JI With tive or three fsasnsteo l.ssl
victims and an inability TO decide "ne''''