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The Detroit times., 1910-11-22


Mirth and melody vie with each
other for popular favor in the Miles
theater this week. with the odds
slightly In favor OF the latter. for
there il wealth Of high-class must
cal talent on the bill which opened
Monday afternoon. The audience
usually cold and unresponsive on
Monday. gave vent to Its approval in
= vociferous manner. The program Is
remarkable from the fact that prac.
ticaliy all the songs introduced. and
they are many, are entirely new here.
Sam ]. Curtis and company. pre-
senting what IL claimed to be the orig
inal school act, are the headliners.
The setting employed Ii strikingly
reminiscent OF the old time district
school. and Sam Curtis. m Ham Sliv-
ers. the cut-up OF the class. starts the
run going right away by the time
honored expedient OF placing d pin In
the teachers chair. He has q willing
pal In Miss Elsie Gilbert. who Is ex-
ceedingiy cute In her checkered cal
leo pantalettes and her lisp. The act
10 q condensed musical farce called
"A Session In School" The songs In
troduced are Come to Me In the Land
OF Dreams" "You Cant Chew My
Chewing Gum" and Little Pun Of
Smoke, Good Night" All are catchy
and are pleasingly rendered by the
company. the members of which dis
play uncommonly good voices. Their
work pleased Mondays audiences Inn
mensely.
Another unusual offering In the
musical lire Is the act OF Arcadia, an
operate soprano and a violiniste of
great talent. She has a voice of re-
markable purity. and her violin solos
are no less entertaining than her
songs. She Is making her first local
appearance as a vaudeville enter
tainer.
Nell McKinley's vocal efforts are
confined 70 syncopated melodies and
his offerings in this line are uniform
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22
Windsor Scion plans Test Vote.

Aid. D.. a. Bedford, OF Windsor.
planned 10 Introduce a motion in the
Windsor council meeting, Monday
night, providing for public vote al
the coming municipal elections ON the
question of the commission plan OF
government. The resolution was not
taken ip Tor consideration. The pres.
eht law Says That no city under 75. 600
population can adopt the commission
form OF government. so Windsor
could not use ir now Unless IL 90,
the law amended.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22

pistol shot which In TO end the faIr
maidena worldly troubles. when the
curtain goes down TO q clever de-
movement that causes shout Of
laughter.
Dogs. pigeons and cats do all sorts
OF clever tricks In GolemAn's circus.
The cate are especially handsome An
goras and the act 10 full Of novelty.
Carbrey Brothers put the audience In
good humor with an excellent opening
dancing number: May Gilmore tells q
number of her Irish stories I'm her
well-known brogue as green as the
hobble-skirted dress she wears: the
Humanitarian Dieman troupe OF
women acrobats offers feats or gym
nastic prowess. and the Mooreoscope
shows You how an aeroplane IL made.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22
At IS. Weighed only u Pounds.

CANYoNvILLE, Ore, Nov 22.--
Minnie Pickett. 13 years old. and
weighing only IA pounds, died Monday
She Is believed to have been the small
est person In the world for her age.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22

Colonel Ito tramp who said no had
Fought in CubaD: No doubt you re.
member Santiago ..a $500
Tramp: DO :? Well. rather, WHY
II was me wot shot the old guy
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22

Moss has been forced to make sn
irhr,essioR in hard steel by exploding
dynamite upon IL
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22
Immortal stiek.rs

glue
backbone OF winter.
Increased cost Of living
Elkins AbruZzi.
Rallinger.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22

ElecTrically operated needles and
brushes have been devised to make
tattooing more simple and speedy.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22

portion TO the value or the service.
Will Urge Rural Education.
The education OF children in rural
districts In accordance with the back
10 the farm movement" Ia to be en-
couraged by the department OF agri-
culture henceforth.
Secretary Wilson proposes to un-
dertake campaign through the
farmers institutes. Prices. such as a
well-bred calf, a trio OF chickens. "A
medal, or a trip TO the county fair
are TO be offered TO winners of such
contests az milking a COW, grooming
horse. shocking hay. cooking. bak-
Ing. sheep shearing. corn husking-
anything that appertains TO life on
the farm. The department in spe-
cial bulletin setting forth plans says
that out of every 500 young people in
the country districts in the United
States only one ever enters an agri.
cultural college. OF every 100 rural
and urban children only Ave ever
reach the high school. and only six
ever go beyond the elementary
schools Ninety-four out OF every 100
children therefore finish their educa-
ton with the district school. Inas-
} much as those - children include
those in cities and towns as we'll as
those In the country districts. and
since city and town children continue
longer in school than do those OF the
country. IL Is safe to say that fully 81
out of every 100 rural boys and girls
finish their education with the dis
trict school The department sug-
sests methods OF directing courses OF
study and arranging and judging con.
l tests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

SEW YORK April 90 Hats ~
fo enc immigrant boy and gid in
fhe American school
Ihn children who stand 200 me
head ~ iheif classes afn uot Amor
leans Cold figures show how
efone arc chool authorities who
blame enc showing ~ their poor
school systems f0 immigrants
Leonard q Ayfea associate a.
rector NJ fhe department ~ child
hygiene 9f fhr Russell SAGE iouu.
dalton Hh0 has been startling "a
ueat0r By hia revelations OF con
dltlguH ln American schools. %
aid iu ihn FeBoHI effort Of ali ndu.
GATORS i0 find Dui whist la the mat.
FER with wlr elementary education
hl system bass gained some aston.
iablnR faos about The abilities ~
che children of immigrants
What iH iho effect OF large
foreign population ou NE showing
q school system mnkcaF ! asked
Ayfes
Wait minute" be- said u
dont want YOU 10 put me in the
light Of arguing one way or the
other for immigration tm willing
t0 tell the facts about immigrant
children with that understanding
~ Is unfair to the immigrant
10 accuse him Of being The cause
Of The bad records Of the schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

ln some N our large cities MS
alec unfair a. the taxpayer and
t0 the people
Huf doer the immigrant send
hia children go school az ail If hn
can avoid lt7 I asked
That's wrong idea he re-
piled q have figures to show be-
does These figures are not aHy
credit 40 some ~ the school au.
thoriiles who have recently been
tryluR NJ defend their school afH
TENS
I'm 1900 G5 per cent " the
counfrya native white children 81
American pareuiano from 5 90 81
years of ngc were iu school white
~ per cent II those Of foreign
pnrcningo were in school This
means That The immigrant ie q lIt
tie more anxious ~ have bis chill.
dren go 40 school Than ia The
American parent
Here are some figures Boa.
ton with w per cent Of her popu.
laiion alien carries 90 pei cent ~
her children through the grades
while Baltimore. with 0ulg 8s pr
cent Of her population alien. carries
only ~ per cent of he's children 10
"a satisfactory point Chicago With
an alien population Of "a per cent
carries " pos cent of her childfau
through The eight grades while
Now Orleans, with only 81 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
Lille Problems of Love and Marriage


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shaf trfs expresses Fif ~ saeast
ts fr Taerr Is ~ a0faTtaaiff
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81 nx fsaffs n fhr aifs mf asf.
fera ne krfa angthiHE atsast
ssseetrK faf a.ae ae~H aaf ass
u pae ~ arua1 careless bass
hartlna i 81 sg u.saas hsas snaies
Ffa kame eHh Neuam kssss e
ar fE.na taf attractive fe aaMfa Z
in9 He asher re- fhaf measH afr
csasH aad fhe hoae ksHf clean
ass Essy 70 Decide
MiRn aeeipsan naf ta mats akt.
81 s8fher en ~e alaffeF aaw war 3
q FnmmE rarie m#g wHnf fo Aeep
Hrwae fnss HArnita naf fMat Enfw BE-
fsr ieaslf. tsWe me fa~iF fhHa
sen Nil earrF fhews aeF ifa err
ealtire
0n fa~ other hand the frfshea
rahfnsf aaaflarg esisteaee ~ 8
y arglna hae ffe ecfgnea e
n~sa fhe rhlf-fhaf AMI xasaaH fts
fsfr fhaf becomes 30 mosetaHatss
shaaf8 stto ~ rfsnaet fany asfoss
fhalrs 81 maGe Ai sss.his sffars
and saffffifs seeH Harfh ehIis ~
have = hne ~ aaar ann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

There be aa idea mar once a fern
affaina a large sfoNfh "a should re
main ga Tor fha allotted ilfe of q
fefa Thts leads TIE oaner 10 give
fhs plant no rest and. consequently
g. wli deEsuernfe for mere iaek of
strength Frrua must have rect %
sou have Summer ferns. they mnl-
rest ln winter fhn reverse fnr sir
Fer plsnfa TIE ferns yol have kept
FrUai1E au winter should D. ra-
moved from the crooks and placed
in e shady place In The garden and
ever fruat cut % fte ground The
earfh heed rot be- rich. bar b. musf
D. cool sad aifY Ferns a. q rule.
60 not sr0E rapidly. but shea ihey
- there IL 10 need fa discourage
fts vrowfh. bot keep earh frond
protected Late ln ne fall re pot
tnem in fhe richest ~ earth. give
them plenty ~ sunshine. wafer and
plant food ard during the pinfer
yu1 all have ferns. such a. vca
have always desired and. nkeiy
never had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

~ her population alien treats only
70 per cent NJ her children az ahp
should
Nev York with its "a per cent
~ Foreigners puts t1 pea cent "
hor children through me element.
Hfy course
There are 10 this country" add.
Cd Ayrsa, about three times ~
many iliiterate American born chii.
dren Of American parents a. Amer.
ioan.born children ~ foreign par.
snts
The immigrant certainly does
send his children 20 school ard
his children learn 20 read and write
more universally than do the ma.
tive children.
In what race are found tho
smafieri children asked
Wen all the figures ! have on
that are based ou % study 0f go GOO
children ln New York city They
show that the German children
have the best records only iG por
cent of them were backward The
Americans came next. With no per
cent behind ln the grades The
Russians were next with 23 per
cent wcnk English "a per cent
Irish. 20 per cent Italians 3G per
cent
"rhe English speaking pupils
American English Irish Do not
make the best school records
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
Overlooking
The Stomach
Causes incomniets Digestion. Weak
ems the system and Breeds
Dyspepsia.
rrIaI paekaas Free

aluttunY De- aa vile STA as drunk
onneaa and Cos eFil results are more
terrible and far more rapid The
human system turns into the stom
ach and alimoniary canal from TO
30 pounds of digestive fluid every
twcufy four hours Cram your stom.
ach with food and sou exhaust
these Juices II your stomach can.
NOT digest the food because @ lacks
Juices t0 90 81 with. SOU should
either cat leas OF take more gastric
fluids
stuaus Dyspepsia Tablets con.
tain ingredients one grain % which
Wiil digest 600 grains ~ food with
Stmrta Dyspepsia Tablets la your
stomach the eVil effects az over
eating nrc removed. for these little
tablets when dissolved stick Co
the food and digest all the good
from 10 They won't abandon the
stomach and leave "a mass OF decay
Ing undigoslod food 10 puirefy aud
lrrliHte the mucous membrane lin.
Ing 1hpv give greater quantities
OF gastric fluid help the ntesilnos
enrich the blood prevent constipa.
lion. aud gluttony. while sinful, may
yoi Boz made less harmful by the use
of these tablets
Every druggist carries them in
stock price 90 cents per box. or
send ua your name and address and
We viii send YOU q trial package
free by mail Address r a stuart
Go. 100 Stuart Bids Marshall.
Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

EVEN 1ay Z receive 10 lsaaf hsff
daen leilrm FROM distracted
young mem arfine me h1W d la
possible f1 feif whether fho object
NJ nf'r alfefucn returns their o..
gard
Apparently mosf ~ fheae young
men nfn afraid of meeting tha HHai
toaf NJ definite yes 90 Hao
TheY DO not wish fo subject Thorn.
selves 40 fhe chance "a possible
refusal ln other words. they
want ihe girl NJ ~ more fhaa haif
40 counting iOr Them They Hah
Nv bn assured NJ The Rifla love.
although fhey ace unail'ng ~ an
sure her NJ their own
Take fhe manly course and Ten
thc Rlfl oi your love Possibly ahe
already cares f0r you. bai IL aha
does not ihe OTTER ~ marriage viii
gag ieasi insure Dor respect fer
YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
SUCCESSFUL DENTISTRY

success In Dentistry. like success
in any path in lie. lies ln striving
90 reach perfection. No man ls
perfect boz u HE aiw IN ne De-
higl be viii more neatly reRth per
fection than u his aim "a low.
I have heard people say I hate
dentist Il hate dentist
chair" y hate a dentists office
WhyY Because. 20 them. it hes
been q place ni torture Now in
order 90 overcome This prejudice.
we have been striving Tor years to
alleviate The pain and torture 'n
the dental chair Thia has been our
one aim. and With this one ANN
always before us. We have accom-
plshed remarkable results
We nov have people come into
our offices who do not bate the
dentist, because our operations ara
got painful and our work is salts
factory
II you are in need OF dental
work. come 20 us. II viii cost You
nothing but a little time 10 have
us explain our methods and give
YOU our prices N we cannot help
your case we viii slady tell YOU,
II We can help you. you are che
ones who will be- glad TO come to
as.
We cure pyOrrhea alvrulai's,
commonly known as Riggs disease
loose teeth.
A written guarantee given with
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
f4o5 Third Az, N. w. Cor Union
St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

fhelr lfienAa
~ maid ~ hoaoF Miss Could has
chosen her sister Vivian. ahD Wiii
81 formally rres~ntrd tn aoEiefy
naxf year Her bridesmaids Wf.l
lnrinde fhs hsaHfy AID wealth. uf
Americas soelrfp They wili na
Mss tnFafhN nand0lph. anuRhfeF
n Miiiiunaire Fhiiip Randolph
NlN2 M4Florir Curtis SEES Nors )
pFetflest xirl Miss 3arKarita
DTexei sister ~ me xrpoa who u
% mnFrY NiaeeGnf AialaafonS in
fan@ Mas Elsie NicoN Miss nea
frifs C5afiin ard Miss N0ps hamii
eoH AT isagin3 spirits ~ the
FcaE xer uef ~ Nsw forka 900
Afgef Eafupesn hcaefmoon
DfexsI ans his bride siii aftene
Miss ufsnsgs seasnE in fsnfou
THEY Wln tive in ~FN Ycrk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

Feur 2 eaps q a0lin9 aa.af -.
Z cap ~ eornmesi zz1 :. 80 /,
or { hours Add : seasea IA !
tessQcon ~ salf. tszaszssa = =,
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snfer. 3 eHus u bsrfsruk -
lat ~ all sslr Ia : fahiesseess z
melted batter Fuzr na -
tered earfhsu thsa ard ~ i
holrs tn 3 sioN aesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

Dear Niles Gref VIII sea please
give thruaEh Tbs star q rer'pe fog
eold nlaH also one fnF oyster soup
INTERESTED STAR READER
A coid sla~--Cbnp ~ shred 2
small solid cabsaEe and pat on Zee
~ have h cold and crisp Before
eerrinr pour over fhe cabbage
8rsssing made - OIL vinegar suwar
sma pepper and salt 90 taste Toss
the cabbage 40 thar The dressing
covers every particle
Another delicious say lo make
cold siaR e 90 chop ar shred it fine
ard season witb a little suFsr salt
and pepper. and paprisa fif 1keal
Then pour "a litlie giuesar ofer h
and put o. ire bcs 10 get cold lust
before time % serve. add about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

ewu.avmra fnr sa WAGES and
um fhN msor uarfinm 80 the
NarnH aorutElon af eitN
rin enc frtt smaees preferences
Is alete atnress AAs4fa 20 smnteg
srnf ougalas faFmllY hf. rne So
mcstic a gu,ssa aY esr weFs for
funate satsr fm ffah.an+e mart -
q tort 81 merla fsr eenaasn aef
aet even gss afsse asersfsnn BE-
Hsa fae good sTnse hssg eanfanss.
by 41or a aaweaft ps st.an .heH
10 xHs sarirs 20 ts ecsapst Or
sees seFcc on sse xablset
RezarIar Farm ARD anehias
3fa. am ar afatu4e = observed
Nos 1neu es a eesr fhe ssual
nrnf eFrrt1 Hr soauE Fnmen
4 Hrf hs taf wife ~ farm
sr Taia rmark foahfisss la
eafs ara Hfr ef ihe fHaf aaa
rafetsB rsarhins variety
Dosa asfrsste Hfs IN tne sltg
sns -oaetrv asassea fHe assaese
tor % agca a. sftNaae ~ saF
'woaern ssY sisters. ara ssY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
~osrs Sso~,sa

urif bfar confaiaiuE mother ~
psafi should sever 30 e'eaaed pith
seap ana Eafer iuaisad So should
- rubbed wiih q cloth Dipped into
ahifisK and Natef
n Yew have = hlars xoun fhss
Hssfs fr~snenins cleanse % fhor
eaxhiY wfih clear hiNrk coffes as
imtea 9Th SISTER ard canialninE u
Hffle 81 morta
Sever fiaAe iarf in hiwa wAfef
sits TIE idea - imarnvinw SEA cos
81 Real isce should ~ finally
gfnned ca rIemr Mofi wnfer 0F. betr
tsf sgig IN ssim miik whlch Miii
give Is soff crnNmg color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

Car aix GOOD sized carrots Ono
and coos antI teldar m safee
waller Press faruugh a sieve Add
tae geE~fakie pulp uith igaf slR
srstlla ~ onion il.ce tg pilfs "a
heafed milk STR q little flour ulfh
e smg az batter and the eater In
whirh thr carrots were cooked
hFiaz at fo a. boil Cor mlnutes
and MarHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11


siFe neElisee gowns
$50 tabiespacns q thick cream
and SIR weH You all find fhis
very alice
creamrd Oyster soup let fuo
quarts 81 mllE coEae 90 q boil Take
three pirlg ~ oysters drain or the
liquor pgf In a choppins toai and
chop fine sfir tuo small table
spoons ~ iloaf lu fonr 81 melted
hgtfeF PET the oysters iu the boil
ing Nib sir iu batter and cour.
.seEson with pepper and salt ga
boa % ouoc and serve
Oyster Beu1sn- Cook one pima
% oysters in fheir oWn Juice Tor &C.
minutes Drain and chop TIE
oysters fine putting them back iu
fhe liquor Add pint 90 Wafer
cook i5 minutes longer and strain
thruuEh chcescci0th season ulth
SALT pepper and butter. and scrge
alth whipped cream on top This
eill serve eight people
Dear Mise Grey Mr sweetheart
and 3 arc very Young Ho ia ro-
ing to college for four years. and
says d would BE- three more before
We could 30 married should BE-
expect me to wait 60 icnE
DOROTHY
A Your sweetheart Is sensible
BE probably cUaid not support sou
before the time BE- has ser The
oniy question is--du you love hlm
vel enough to wa.f2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

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faFarsa Styles bel xnMns ere ff.f
funie aaf efeFfFTsT ffnss
Three ptsfe saifs - fesisss e an
rafrsHs une.fg
MarfeH SKIRTS inrrsss~ "a = -.
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Belts aHa xffalss fsatafs aM
ffssssf rafFinx ln design ana eams
fertais fa tafmaniss 80 O. "a ~
HaNffasf
WaisiaE dresses ~ hfas amwse are
pFuminsnf NNsHhegfs f#Hfaa AFe
rea ard heir #ns wafafrH
NomNisAfan veis Asth an under
msah 70 Hhlte taHs afe ssessagaN
ana fashionable
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PUSHING AHrAo.

a nnf present rate of growth we
WI Hoon be the largest Wall paper
and paint house in Seattle We
both lose money ~ you DO not Trade
with u8
Federal Paint and Wall papsf Co..
1919 First Avc. Arcade Annex
HiEhf lu ihe Shopping Center
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

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INTO email a
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

TIE EesalnR pfls b. the rnlsf so.
elai event 81 the entire gsaf Ia the
mafFupoiis Thousands - fnssa.
rion1 are bring iseae1 Fer The eere
mony tseif are TIE sreaf Fsewpfaan
thRf iA o. folfow AZ tha FInh a.
hcme ~ fhs glunlfM u e. eaflmat
"a THAT tha affair @lll caAAa the 81
peaAliure ~ approximately 81
zoos one
" ihis abanf t1ab aao aloes will
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