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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
IOFINTERE>ST TO WOVEN
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The Stump and Torchlight ::
Parades' for Iowa Suffragets

DIES MONIES, Ia, July 23.-
For the first time in the history of
the middle west women will take
"the stump" in behalf of woman's
suffrage next fall in Iowa. The
Rev. Gertrude Won Petzold, pastor
of the First Unitarian church, who
recently came here from London,
and Is a genuine English suffra-
lget, will be one of the chieftains
to direct the movement.
The purpose of this speaking
campaign is to elect q legislature
favorable to suffrage amendment
to the state constitution. When the
women appeared before the legis-
lature last winter they were
Ishamefully treated, so they de-
clare, and now they propose to
make hard fight.
1--WE will stump as you Amer
leans say, every county in the
|state," declared the Rev. Gertrude
Won Petzold. 1--WE will endeavor
to reach every corner and nook
of Iowa, and it will not be our
fault IL the voters of this state
do not hear our side of the case.
A feature of our campaign will
be torchlight parades. In Eng
land this is a common sight, and
has proven of great aid in secur-
ing audiences"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
SOCIETY and PERSONAL

was the card party and reception
given at the Tacoma hotel yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Joseph
Kaufman and her sister. Mrs.
Dave Schaffer. The honor guests
were Mrs. B. l.. Kaufman, Miss
Anna Kaufman, Mrs. Sol Heyman
and Miss Alma Bazinski. The af-
fair was also In the nature of a
farewell ITO Mrs. Frank of Tacoma
who is leaving in August for Cali
fornia.
Mrs. j. G. Todd gave q card
party at her residence, on North
Sheridan avenue, this afternoon.
in honor of her husbands sister.
Mrs. George A. Day of Oelwein,
Iowa, who is spending the summer
in Tacoma.
Custer Women's Relief Corps.
mo. 2, will give farewell party
lat Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Walker and
daughters, Sharolet and Dorothy,
of North Yakima, are at the home
of Mrs. Walkers parents and will
spend the summer in Tacoma.
Mrs. Leo e. Lawrence of North
Washington street has as her guest
Miss Cora Conner of st. Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

Members of Fern auxiliary, Or
der of the Eastern Star, are en-
Toying an outing and picnic at the
summer home Of Mrs. ]. M. Amt
son at Manzanita beach today.
The party left on a morning steam
err and spent the day on the
beach. A delightful picnic iun-
cheon was served at noon. The
women will return to the city In
the evening.
The Women's Home Missionary
society of EpworLh Methodist
church held a meeting this after
moon at the home of Mrs. Elwell
lHoyt, ON South Pine street. Dele
gates to the general conference
lassembIy to be held during the
first week In August were chosen
Iend other important business
Transacted.
A meeting of New Englanders
has been called for this evening
at Equality hall, in the Fraternity
building, 1117h Tacoma eyenue
by Thomas F. Ray, president OF
the New England club. The OBJ
Ject of the meeting is to formulate
plans for the celebration of Aug.
ust 5, which Is New England day
at the A.-Y.-P.
An unusually brilliant affail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
Come Home Reid!

And now in the name Of the people let Whieaw
home He has married his asocaey has
had the tired old king dinner poured
money like water for houses and show and entertainment
the He has
orange until there nothing left but
szs
baador We do think spirit of our
history The publication ostenaon
hs emphasis the SOCIAL the
Of that element in the old world caste
rather than metnone of this that
on that side
the water than empty mi
How would be to trade Wouldn't it be
little in keeping could London and
Reid could from Great BrtaiY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
When the King TESTS
BY Harold Carter.

At 40 Allston was still an under
paid drudge in the foreign office
in London. When, therefore, Lord
Northumberland. the secretary
for foreign affairs, summoned him
to his private room, made him
sit down, and offered him a cigar
and some whisky, Allston was in a
whirl of excitement.
"Allston," began Lord North
cumberland, 81 have sent for you
at the command of his majesty
himself, who desired me to men
tion to him the name of someone
in whom he could place implicit
confidence"
IL Lord Northumberland's eye
twinkled slightly, Allston was far
too delirious to notice 1t.
| HE wants a. man to take the
draft Of a document of the great
est possible Importance to Mad
rid" continued the foreign secre-
tary. 81 warn you that emissaries
of foreis~ power will try to in
Itercept you and steal It. Never
lsleep, speak to no one, and do not
let it leave your person for a single
moment" He handed Allston q
fiat leather case.
| Six hours later Allston was on
1.-THE way to his destination.
AS the train was leaving Char
ing Cross q man flung open the
door suddenly and burst into ALL
ston's compartment, where he sat
down painting. They were alone
/ in the compartment. AlIston,
mindful of his charge. replied to
the strangers remarks in mono
Isyllables. He also shifted in his
seat until he was directly beneath
the bell pull, which was used for
summoning the guard In cases Of
emergency. The comforting SEN
Isation of a loaded revolver snugly
Proposing In his coat pocket allayed
all fear.
Crossing the channel, AIIston
was shocked by the discovery Of
1.-THE stranger among the steerage
passengers. The man saw that
he was seen and shrank back into
1.-THE crowd. Ailston gripped his
Iprecions case tightly and paced the
/ deck that night until the boat
lcame into Calais harbQr at dawn.
4 Then followed the long run
Through France. And twice.
Iemerging at q wayside station for
flood. Allston perceived the stran,
ger watching him furtivcly from
Ibis garbage
II WAS 4 long run to Madrid ana
|Allston's compartment was empty.
When he returned for the second
time he called the guard, slipped a
Hold piece into his hand, and badf
him lock the doors. This done
he wrapped himself in his rus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
DaiJSbor1SforY

and lay down to sleep.
And suddenly from his place
of concealment under the seat.
the spy leaped upon the sleeper
In the darkness. Allston awoke
to feel the cold muzzle of a re-
volver against his forehead, while
one hand clutched at his throat
land the other felt fol- the case
The spy found it and drew it forth
lexultantly.
Next time you lock the stable
door, look under the seat for the
horse thief" he said, with q
Ichuckle. Sorry to do 1t; it's toe
easy, Mr.. Allston-yes, knew
your name the moment you left
the foreign office-but I've got to
have that treaty. Come, be SEN
lsible, man. It's of the first i'm
lportance to my country, and ]
can't afford to be unsuccessful.
But don't want you to lose your
job" he went on with a chuckle
tearing open the case, from which
he extracted the envelope. EN-
make a bargain with you. First,
by the way, Ill take your revoI-
Iver. Thanks. Now I'll copy the
contents and give It back to you
You can seal 1t up so that 1t will
look as IL 1t had not been tam
lpered With have a machine for
that-and nobody will know that
IT has been seem"
Still keeping Allston covered
with his revolver, the spy struck a
mattel and lit the oil lamp In the
roof OF the compartment. Then,
taking from his pocket slender
knife, he pressed a button In the
handle A tiny gIobuIe of fire ap-
peared; an instant later the hot
steel had scared its way through
the under part Of the seal and the
envelope few open. The spy ex-
Itracted the document.
A glance OF intense astonish-
lment. hasty perusal, and the
document fiuttered to the ground.
Then suddenly the spy burst into
luproarious laughter.
'Took--look." he gasped, the
tears OF merrfmenr streaming
down his cheeks. Look before /
seal 1t for You again" And he
rolled heIplessly upon the seat.
Allston took up the paper and
read.
Dear WIN: / lay You wager
iof 5000 marks your cIevereat
agent can't get this from the big
|gest fool in my service before he
<@oanl.n< Ma "a ~ IF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
Can You Solve It
Balloon Puzzle,
q q q
q Q
q . q

Take any number from to IA inclusive place
the eight circles balloons and square,
wnen Is figured horizontally perpendculay it will make
27 None OF the numbers to be twice.
your answer this paper but Slnder
no circumstances use more than paper The
neates correct artistic
one $500 H. p Nelson which our win
dow The next 10 will receive check IT, p Nelson
Co. of Chicago for $780, these made payable
to u.s. and when endorsed by good
on any piano. The next SO will the
H. P Nelson Co., as above for $125. next so will
ceve check above for $780, next SO will receive
check as above. for SIS, and the will receive
check above. other correct answers will
receive check for $25 Any of these
piano in stock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
How High Should Salaries
Of Tacoma Officials Be?

VI A0CUIud Olll@a01O OCs
do you pay her public officials?
a 1 committee
The committee is listening to the voice of the people Follow
ing against Times
on made in the night
tho $4,000 councilmen
$4,000 $1,000
matter laid give the chance what they
think.
Some Of the committee say they must pay the
good
true he ought to big.
simply theory country
broadmnded able in this city service
city drawing pay.
"There drawing $50
to 800 month who perfectly competent to take place
good"
city official recently And he spoke the truth.
truth because the of
the city today who of who studied munc
pa who of public affairs who
what difficulties confront meet
them And they would be mighty chance the
public the benefit of their special knowledge for $4,000
does take railway magnate corporation lawyer
big dealer make
public official
simply good citizen grasp
pal sha training i'm the diversified detail of municipal bus
mess and plenty of common sense and backbone.
municipal county government
In this the has been it been considered
them policy,
Of unwritten law in the parties that should have
terms and then down and This because the office
considered fine and other politician have his
chance at the public crib.
public conception Office the
that we have had poor but that has been good
tbs.
public effect said candidates office:
+ good thing; take it and work for all four
then
for the party a chance to fatten his too"
The advocates of commission
city like corporation Well corporation would probably
the clerks and fellows the hall would
DICK out the men who show grasp OF things they going
to make change these promoted
places responsibility
highpred fellow
business him make paid
him big salary would not criminal lawyer
taton for head bookkeepe
would hire who knew something
business 1t had to do and would him Just what the
The pay salaries md it
tries 1t will simply politicians Of
who want to the The
The commissioner Of public
and worked just hard
$500
private practice of law than attorneys
but they
in public office
than private business.
When the
the private minimized
service Men work for glory time than
public after their
reasonable figure sufficient for their
There clerks getting
In the positions Tacoma banks
city office And these doing service,
The notion the salaries must be
placed high to get better than
founded
II public officials poor
salaries but
cal be passed around political
in for what he of
could through of politics.
Salaries ought be allow decently
have should be sought
for the honor of serving the rather
n the job
The there office more grating po-
dcians It, -
Get busy and let the charter committee you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

Y.o u w r o n g
els-Naptha, and do
an injustice to your
self, if you use
Fcls-Naptha as an
ordinary soap with
hot water. Ii is
deadly to dirt, and
grease, and germs In
cold or lukewarn
water. You don {
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

"Ahyene will throw a drownln
- g life preserver-in case ono
don't need IL oneself"
Some people are confusing the
tariff bill with the Taft Bill.
Mary had little lamb,
Its wool was long and kinky.
And when twas sheared the lamb
appeared
In size just twice as dinky.
Not a few persons consider Aid
rich the greatest statesman OF the
age. But not everybody lives In
Rhode Island.
A Chicago woman paid $525 for
a dog in London, which doesn't
at all prove that dogs are scarce
in Chicago.
Said He: Young Smythe and
Miss Browne are evidently in love
with each other.
Said She: Judging by the way
they look at each other?
Said He: No; judging by the
way they don't look at anybody
lelse.-London Answers.
Even If Walter Wellman doesn't
succeed In discovering the north
pole. he will have had the benefit
of lot of advertising.
About three-fourths OF the
worlds cotton supply comes from
this country.
sWhat's a bard?"
"a bard?"
"I've seen the word frequently
in print"
| "Oh, yes. Why a bard is a poet
who won't work steadily. Wash
ington Herald.
The weight of the diamonds ex-
ported each year from the Cape
Is about three-quarters OF a ton.
To keep a label on a tin box,
varnish over the top of it.
In one way that was a strange
happening in Philadelphia. House
COLLAPSED upon 32 occupants, NOT
lONE OF WHOM WAS ASLEEP
AT THE TIME.
| At this season of the year more
actors are going to star this fall
than you ever dreamed Of. And
you won't have to wake up, either,
to find out that more than half OF
them aren't going to.
! Landlady: I'm sure, sir, I'll do
all can to make you feel at home.
Mr.. Henpeck: Well, / don't
want that. I'd just like to be
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Opinion.
In astrology, the carnelian is
| the birthstone for July. 1t sig
lnifies cure of evil resulting from
lforgetfulness.
wouldn't you like to have a
graceful carriage?"
"I'd rather have an automo-
lbile." Bulletin.
Because his mother was of mon
lgolian blood, VIM. Knight, sea-
man of the United States navy, has
been denied the right of citizen
ship.
A girl stands being red-headed
Iby calling it some other name.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
MatMo1ne1>
A1-eDoi>d

The d. A. r. OF New York
state has built a memorial arch
to mad" Anthony Wayne at Stony
Point, and will dedicate It July Is.
Miss Dorothea Jones OF Harris
burg, Pa, was only few days
lpast her seventeenth birthday
when she received the degree of
B. A. from the University of
michigan.
Miss Frances Pearl Mitchell is
a successful farmer of Missouri,
who is planning trip to the Holy
Land on the profits Of this years
crops and hogs.
Smith girls are considered to be
1.-THE best dressed college girls in
the United States. It is estimated
THAT this years graduates spent
$3.50 each for commencement
clothes.
The German empress Is IA
nous needlewomon, and delights
ESPECIALLY in embroidering gar
Iments for infants wear.
For cleaning stained sinks and
|graniteware, nothing is better than
ia little hard coal ashes put through
Ia fine strainer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
Anty Drudge Goes to the Theatre
Even on Monday Nights.

Autv DRUDGE Wont you go to the theatre with me
tonight, Mrs. HardworkT
Mrs Hordsoork-"No thank you. mover go anywhere
on Monday night. I'm always tired Out with WASH
ing all day."
Assv Drudge Why don't use Fels Naptha soap as
your wash would be drying on the line before noon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

know what $ n o w
white clothes are till
you see them washed
wi til Fels-Naptha.
Lots of other ways
Fels-Naptha will
save you work and
time. Directions
for all its uses on the
red and green wrap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

A Chicago woman paid $525 for
a dog in London, which doesn't
at all prove that dogs are scarce
in Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

Not a few persons consider Aid
rich the greatest statesman OF the
age. But not everybody lives In
Rhode Island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

Mary had a little lamb.
Its wool was long and kinky. :.
And when twas sheared the lamp
appeared
In size just twice as dinky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

Some people are confusing the
tariff bill with the Taft Bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

Said He: Young Smythe and
Miss Browne are evidently in love
with each other.
Said She: Judging by the way
they look at each other?
Said He: No; judging by the
way they don't look at anybody
Answers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

J0SH NIsH SAYS:

Anyone will throw q drowntn'
- 6 life preserver-in case ono
don't need IL oneself"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

An unusually brilliant affair
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

Even If Walter Wellman doesn't
succeed In discovering the north
pole, he will have had the benefit
of lot of advertising.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

II Was b long RIM to Madrid and
AIlsIon's compartment WAS empty.
When he returned for the second
time he called the guard, slipped a
gold piece into his hand and badf
him lock the doors. This done
he wrapped himself in his rug
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23

About three-fourths OF the
worlds cotton supply comes from
this country.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26


ludnloosa6s, kosaInluaiiESis .As al q
wyrrpa'1yls Pprz COW d !I|ll "a.
|z.ezal sispoaoie nurzJynen
& kttbryssschova.isise do stada,;;rohlIooPPi
Eobsad1ii 1wprr,zyzxoise odl l'aag,fs
1cJ aby djabeai q sleeznnie 1syyn,,.
Iknal. nekroc linarizyn wYohyl.l
glove, aby sie przekonad, ~ obls'
1enie jeszcse trwa, cbiopi = popio-
Iebu uoiekali. Trvalo to kllka goo--
dim, a DO przybyoia dyrsek & 81.
cyrku, htdremu po d1ugich trudiach
e sic wreszcie prze E, chfo'
pow 81 e mur 'llll nalez ~ DC /. persons ''e''1
oyrku- =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
s8@f8ss Is
METODA
LEX ZElNI1A Y, !,

! pa! a "a a
e 5.gzytajcii 'e.g goia. ofe 11 lasge Sc
Wrzod6W. W,yrrzut66WH, li-
szai p1rzebiciia ran ia sciiel u:
uz zasbr.zlalYc,hi, b6Mzzebb6IWa5'
sreumatyzmu. Mako ezel,
Eeei q. is q. naaSlpie 81 m q q Is
ska, zgrupiaiy 4. po '1'll;;l!l,l a. nie Z
drowy ] WyfzutY na plerssl,
to piszcie do mnie natylcclh-.
miast zaiaczajac &c. znacze 4
=opisujac sWoia choor l1'9 9 u y
lei chWili ulzycie niepotrze--s
=blnym7 ciierpieniem, podzieko-
wanna dostaje % tax s1a;Wsne
korzystaicie zdarmejj
e lI''''''e l'ss, AdIEes '1''il s..
Mrs. Z, W. KlukoWskk I
264 So. Maple 81. Dept. 5 s.,
So Bend Ind.
49, I. iaNES.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
,,Djabef".

Zabawny eplzod rozegral sic ME
dawno we wsi Cruiser obok Deva
(wegry) v okolicy, z~amies'tanej
przez chlop6w rumuhsklch- %
dfuzszego czasu " gminie ME p,ad'aial
deszcz. zdaniem starej znaehorlkli,
ktos mia} rzucic czary ma wies. w
platek przyby} do wsi cyrk, v
kt6rym miedzy innymi mia1 pro.
dukowac sic murzYn. Gdy ME
przeczu wajac mic zfego, wyszedf p: na
wies ma przechadzke, powstafo
ogromne w%zburzenie, se ,,djabef'
pojavii sic we wsi. Jeden CHOP
pobiegf do d. vonnicy j zaalarmowai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
Straszne skutH pOzaru.

~ 75#tEEs E"l&s.$ .asF%SSH f@G M&3EeEIfs IS S#ss
1ogromny polar, kt6ry n ta1s1
niedawno japonsskIZiiet'. mia .t .. pportoyw y.
Osaka, zln1lszczyi zupelnie 1888
domdw, = gmach6wr ursedo,wyoh,,
s sskdl, 4 bank 10 fabrYk. Gala
p6dln,,eo,con,a d ,z',l miasta sp 'E''7
w,askie ulioe j brak wodYprzyczgs-
nily s,e do roz'szerzenia ni,sczaceggo
aywiolu. Tysiaoe bezdomnycA obo-
zuje pod go1em niebem. Panuje
vielkl brak zywnosci. Pol miliona
STRAIT pokrywaja japohskie stowa.
.rzyszen,a zabezpieczeniowe. oba-
.wiaja sic wielu bankructw.
TSfg#Ssf.3s. I%.$&&..: IA n EItat: .g3ES.=E@rEEiG=n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
krokodyl. ma. ulicach
Paryza.

Onegdaj wieczorem transporto-
wano z dworca k~olejowego Saint
Lazar W Paryzu dwie oggrolml,ne
skrzynie. Nagle ma rogu ulicy j..
dna re ekrzyh spadfa ma bruk, roz-
b,fa sic, a 2 pomiedzy deack Wy.
lazt ogromny krokodyl. Przerazeni
przechodnie rzucili sic do ucieczki
krokodyl zas ro.gladnawszy sig
dokofa wpefzual. ma Rue d'Amster-
dam. Jakis nlody cz'owiek tylko,
zamiast uciekad, jak iuni, zblizyi
sic ma dwadziescla krok6w do pc.
twora i da} don pied strza}6w Z
rewolweru. Wszystkie kule jednak
odbiiy sic cd twardego pancerza
- fgEr- -, -.-EEEs.s. "-Ers'-EEs%ts"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26

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e Ifodsmiars1xsaaoa' 70 iI5se
Il:
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r w Yao-Kae g. plsze ,,Etoil de
Beige leg stestr, jednyn : maj j.
bardziej prymitywnYch. Jake De
koraoye j akcesorya slaiy tam st6l,
q k4t6ry przeech'od1a aktorEy, k'e,
dy JUL ME maja by6 ma scenic. Ma
tym stole stoi olbrzymi czajnlk :
herbata i kilka flllzanek. Kiedy
artysci czuja sic zmeczeni, przery-
waja bez wahanla akcye wsrdd
aktu j wypoczywaje sobie, popija~
jac herbate. Niema tam zresztag
sapowiedzianego z CORY programu.
Przedkfada sic wldsom llste p,ec-.
dziesieciu sztuk, 2 po6r6a kt6rychl
~wybieraja sobie te, kt6ra ma bye
grana. Pewnego dnia = pisze au
tor odnosnego artykuiu " ,,Etoile
de Beige" - widziafem .wypada-
jaoego ma scene aktora, kt6ry ME
mai czasu uk1ohdczyd swojej toale~
ty; jedne noge miai obutae q drugaa.
COLA. = Figurant przyni6sf mu
drugi trzewlk, kt6ry wdzial ma
scenic. Zbytecznem by}oby doda-
vac, ze W Chlnach z}udzenie sce-
meme ME zal,cza sic do wymagah
%,:. E@,..: as:.I:.@. u ar. - ia -;
publicznoscii, Szczesliwa pu
bl'cznost! Szczesliwi aktorzy!