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Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-03
5aIlinger Makes Statement.


In reply 10 the PiuCh0- accusations.
Secretary BaIlinger issued this state
ment: In view Of the fact that
will presently have an opportunity 10
appear before the committee and &C
quaint them with the truth. shall not
reply through the press 70 the men
daciOus aspersiOns which Mr.. Pinchot
seeks 10 cast upon me. He attempted
without success 10 deceive the presi.
dent. He viii find that it will be equal.
~ difficult for him 70 deceive the com.
mittee. Obviously, the only deception
in which he hopes to succeed in is a
temporary deception Of the public
through the press. This he has en-.
deayored to do by giving out in ad.
vance the Introductory statement
which has appeared, and which he has
been malignant enough TO present but
not quite reckless enough to state
upon oath.
Finally, as already stated, / will
soon have an opportunity to give 10
the committee, and through the com.
mittee to the public. the facts and the
truth and for that reason / have no
statement at present to make"
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-03

Washinton.-The Ballinger Pinchot
controversy reached a stage where
the two principals accused each other
of having attempted to deceive the
president of the United States. II
was the first time in the protracted
row that Clifford PinChot and Secre-
tary Ballinger have come into the
open and said just what they thought
of each other. Their statements sum
up the intense personal bitterness that
has been Smouldering between them
for six months or more.
Mr.. PinChot's statement was made
before the joint committee OF the
senate and house which is investigat.
ing the Ballinger- Pinchot scandal. M.
Pinchot did not mince words. He
charged Secretary Ballinger not only
with having deceived the president,
but with being unfaithtul to his trust.
q dangerous enemy to conservation
and a falsifer
When This story has been told"
said Mr. PinchoI. and the witnesses
who shall ask you TO call have been
heard YOU will realize ,ha, the inter.
esls OF the people ara NOT safe IN NJ
Balljnger's hands and JAa: The col1,
try will demand o. this committee a
verdict in harmony Si,h the Een=-a.
conviction that the secretary q the
Interior has been urta.thtuI bo-l 20
the public, whose property he has en-.
dangered. and 70 The president. whom
he has deceived
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-03

John Deal, Publisher.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-03

The Missouri Message
John BeaI, Publisher.
MEXICO, MISSOURI
DO not masticate the tag ON you
loaf of bread.
Old age brings experience. Thi
rule sometimes works backwarda-
Say good-by soon TO the G1ml
comet, for IL is on its way.
Boston has not become excited o.
yet over the price OF beans.
Is It coming 20 the point where
dancer cannot be graceful in clothes
Sometimes # does not make fol
ultimate speed to take the faFtes
train.
There is a great difference between
q peanut farmer and a peanut poll
tician.
a Grand Rapids man was killed by
a roll Of print paper a single copy
suffc ia some cases.
Brooklyn widow advertiscs for a
husband with a million. She must
mean a million Of faults.
The earth travels nearly three mil
lion miles a day. and we are all of us
more travelled than we had supposed
The sensible man will take care OF
the grip. and pneumonia will take
care Of itself.
Too bad that the work of canal
building on Mars should be all un.
done by British astronomers.
How would you like to be a perfect.
ly inofiensiye comet and be blamed
for all the hard luck everywhere?
The fellow who designed this sea.
sons neckties apparently went on the
motto: When IN doubt. use purple.
The postcard business Is n great
one. According TO the overworked
post-ofhce employees. there are mil,
lions "a it.
So Latham has reached an altitude
In, q
a long drop that would make II any.
thing happened!
A Frenchman is reported TO have
risen $500 feet in the air From
'farthest north" the cry has changed
70 'farthest up"
The per capita money Of the coun.
try 10 $34.S3. But the ultimate con.
suneg still appears to have more ap,
petite than money.
One of the troubles about getting
along without meat is that there are
so few other things to eat, il one
doesn't like prunes.
Loss of character is always deplor
able, but it would be the tip top o!
good luck for some men If they could
lose taeir reputation.
A Jerseyman won't permit any fly
ing over his property This may &c
for aviators, but who is to make the
mosquitoes observe it?
A Texas man has traded 100000
acres of land for 100000 gallons Of
whisky. Simply a matter OF exchang
ing acres for head-achers.
An Ohio paper complains because
calves livers cost 25 cents a pound
Why not look on the right side? Nc
calfs liver weighs many pounds.
A French aviator is reported to
have fallen from his aeroplane into a
tree and escaped injury. Sounds like
the twentieth century Baron Munchau
sen.
St. Louis butchers say that objec
ton to goat meat as a substitute fol
lamb chops is purely psychological
We had supposed 1t was in part oil
factory.
The girls ought to remember that
the less money Yale boys spend fol
violets on the occasion of the Junior
prom" the more money they will have
20 buy engagement rings.
An unusual marriage took place Fl
Gotham when the woman teller of one
of the banks married the masculine
teller of another. With both tellers
thus united the tale of love SHOULD
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Prosperitetal

Rose Jacobs, ~ letnO dekle.
Xxi je stanovala ma l349 y. Arte-
sian Ave. V TEN meStu in bila po-
pref uposlena V neki tvornici "a
krznate izdclke. Sc je zadnji teden
uSmrtila : plinom. V pismu. XII ga
je estavila svoji s%estri, pravi: 60
prosti mi, da sen to naredila. Nj
sem mogla dobiti dela-ne morem
biti veGna Suznja. Good bye"
-Glasom poroGila Charles Har-
risa. direktorja drzavne ~brezplaG-
ne delOposredovalnice V KanSasu.
je V ii DRAW letos wee brezposel-
nih delavcev kakor Jill ie pa bilo
leta 1901.-Velika je properiteta,
O Taft
Cora D.. Harvey. tajnik osred
MEGA odbora "a brezposelne, po-
roca. da .je sedaj V mestu New
York 100000 delavcev in delavk
brez della. New York .ie isto me-
sto. kJer Sc 5 Spekulacijami delnic
ustvarjajo milijonarji.-Velika .je
proSperiteta. o Taft,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Kje je zguba in kje je dobicek?
(Dalje prih.)

Prebrisani gospodje V Washing
tonu 81 belijo glave, kako hi V bo-
doee preprecili zgubo V poStnem
oddelku Wade. V minulem fiskal-
mem letu jc. kakor znano, imela
zvezina poSta II milijonov dollar
Jev deficita. To je velika rama ma
vladnem gospodarstvu. Tako veil
kanska zguba V jednem samem
letu je pac vredna pomisleka. In
to Sc ponavlja I malimi razlikami
leto IA letom. Nj Guda torei. da
81 kapitalistiGni sluge V Bell hist
belijo glave.
Predsednik Taft je nedavno
sprozil modro(0 misel. da Sc po-
SilJatye druzega poStnega razre-
da (casnik) razposiljajo prepo-
ceni. Pc njegovem mncnju hi Sc
moraia poStnina "a meseGne in
tedenske casopise V Zed. drzavah
zVlsatl, III sicer toliko. da bi ca
sopisi placevali stirikrat wee kot
pa placujejo sedaj. - Moder je
bill Taft! 5 TEN ie dial razumeti,
Ola maj ljudstvo plaza zgubo; kaj-
ii ako njegova obvelja. da Sc nam
rec podrazi postnina IA mesecne
in tedenSke casopise, potem bodo
ii casniH primorani, zvisati ma.
rocnino, ako bodo hoteli zmago.
vati novo breme stroskov. in tr.
pelo DO ljudstvo, XII narocuie i'm
eta tie liste. Pc drugi strani .ie pa
ia Taftova sugestija zopet nov
'press-muzzle", kajti evidentno
je, da hi vsled take postne odred-
be najbolj trpelo socialistiGno in
drugo radikalno casopisje, ktero
je navadno slabo financirano.
Taftu, glavnemu postarju Hitc-
hocku in vsem ostalim clanom
vladne administracije, kteri sku-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Primal svojo krivdo.

Nsak clovek. Xxi Sc zeli pobolj-
Sati, mora najprcj priznati svojo
krivdo. Priznati mora. da nj pray
zlvel. da jc prevec jedel ali pill,
da je tratil prcvec casa pc zaba-
yah, da ie zanemarial svoie zdrav
Je. Enkrat Sc primal krivega. pa
hos ma poti k pOboliSan.ju. Ia svo-
Je telo moraS kar najbol.je skrbe-
II. Iacni 5 prebavili. Pricni uziva-
II Trinerjcyo ameriSko ~zdravilnO
grenko vino, da okrepiS yes u
StroJ. Ce ii prcbava nj V redu. cc
lmaS kake tczavc pred ali "a Jed
Jo, te tie sill k bljuvanju Ge tie
%nadleguje glavobol ali slab tex,
zee sc Y lahka utrudiS. Ge izgubljaS
ma tezi, Sc lahko zanaSaS ma Tri-
nerjevo ameriSko zdravilno gren-
ko VINO "a nitro olajSo. V lekar-
nah. JOS Triner. 1333-1339 So.
Ashland Ave. Chicago. I'll. Kras-
nj stenski koledarii "a 10 centov
znamkah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

paJ tvorijo kapitalisticno strazo V
republiki je naravno deveta bri-
ga, da bi Sc V resnici zabranil po-
sim deficit. kajti, ko hi res gle
dali ma to, bi re davno stopili ma
prste zeleznicam. Jasno je nam
rec kot bell dan, da zelezniSke
druzbe okradejo poSto vsako leto
"a wee m~ilijOnov dolarjev. Ielez-
nice raGunajo vladi "a r~azvazan-
Je poSte osemkrat wee kot pa eks-
presnim druzbam. dasi Sc vozijo
poStne in ekspresne poSiljatve V
enih in 18TH vagonih. Zakaj pa
ekspresne druzbe nimajo nikoli
zgube? Zadnje fiskalno lcto je
Wells Fargo Express Co. razdeli-
la $50, 100000 dividende med svo-
Je delniGarje. "a iStocaSno ina
poSta $17,000.0OO zgube. To je
nckai. kar daje misliti.
LjudStvo re dolgo zahteva pa
ketno poSto, t. j. da poSta razpo-
Silja tezje pOSiljatve. : kterim Sc
peGajo ~privatne ekspreSne druzbe.
Ma Ia naGin hi vlada vsako leto
naredila lepe milionGke; zgube bi
ne bilo wee. M.ilioni dolariev. Xxi
Sc Sedaj Stekajo Y privatne bla-
game ek~SPrcSnega truSta. hi pol
Mill hvezino blagajno. Toda kapi-
taliSticni kongres in kapitalistic-
ma vlada sta gluha Ia zel.ie liud-
silva; uS%tanovitev paketne poSte
hi Skodovala cksprGSnim kompa-
nijam, torei velikim kapitalistom,
zato ,ie bolje. ola ina vlada zgubo.
Same ola imajo kapitaliSti divi-
'dendo, dobicek. ZelczniSki trust
je pa tudi lacen profita, cato Sc
gga mora dobro kermit ce tudi
ina poSta zgubo.
Tako Sc vlada Y imenu ljudst-
va, O%dpomofi pa nj temu, dokler
ne pridejo Y kongreS socialist
'pravi zastopniki ljudStva. Sedanii
kongreS. V kterem zdehaio in pro-
dajajo dolgGaS skoro Sami advo-
katie velikih korporacii in tru-
stov, je kapitalisti6en. in kot tax
bo sci vedno ma roko lie kapitali-
stom. privatnim profitolovcem in
postavnim veleropariem. ne pa
|ljudstvu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25


Obcutil je kot bi zelezen zastor
objemal njegove mozgane. Zade.j
je Sc brlela tuja luG. so Sc Gull gla-
SOW in spOznavale nejasne poteze
obrazov. Ali spomin ga .je zapu-
seal, to ga je bolelo.
Sanjal je, da je plezal ma nav
picno skalO kot preganjano raz-
bito clovece. Kot morski valovi
crnega vrtinca so Sc vspenjali "a
MIN tolpe ljudi, da ga zgrabijo
In r~aztrgajo ma kosce. Milijoni
rok sc s~tezajo "a MIN, zgrabiio
ga "a noge, jopiG, trgajo mu oble-
ko raz telo; vzlic temu pa PLEA Vi
sic in visje. Ostajajo "a MIN, ko-
maj da Jill vidi sam stoji ma vrto-
CLAW visocini in veter brije okoli
njegove glave.Se visje, ma zadnjem
obrobku skale, vidi diva erna bit
ia, sama V nesk6ncnem modrem
p%rostoru. On obGuti, ola V NINA
vidi uganko svojega ~zivljenja, da
kmalu vse V in razume. Zaka.j
neki PLEA V to visocino, zakaj ga
hocejo pogoltniti crni valovi, XII
Sc drive IA MIN? Bitja sta Sc da-
lee, ali Sevirjov Sc jima bliza z
neznasko hitrostjo. Skrivnost BIZ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine V vratu ter v prsih
minejo takoj, 6e Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj s Pain Expel-
ler', kakor je popisano v knjizi-
CT, V kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
V sleherni lekarni "a 25 centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, ola je varstvena znamka s ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
ZAPOMNITE ST.
Zmoznost Anglescine Yam n

Zmoznost Anglescine Yam pri-
merno delo dobi. Kako Sc pa pri-
ucite angleSGine brez uGitelja? Pc
navodilu: Slovenske AngleSke
Slovnice,. Slovensko AngleSkega
Tolmaca in AngleSko Slovenske-
ga Slovarja. knjiga je tako ure-
jena. da Sc lahko vsakdo brez We
like muje toliko potrebne angle
Seine privadi.
knjiga V platno vezana stane
samo 81. in je dobiti pri
V. j. KUBELKA
53S W. 145 tn. st. New York. n. Y
'PiSite pc cenik kniig!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

20. XII sc mu bo odkrila to navda-
ia njegovo duso 2 veseljem.
"Govore, da ljudje predno zgu-
be panel, obcutijo to rajsko du-
sevno veselje." To VEN, misli Sc
virjov in obcuti, da so lie SAME.
Ali odtrgati Sc ne more cd ten
SAM, videti hoGe vse do konca.
Razkosano, V nebo vzpenjajoGo
skalO, oddaljeno zlato solnce. V
prepadu zgubljajoce daljave, IL
megle sestavljena panorama cd
daljenih zlatih NEST in modro ne
skoncnega morja. In diva straSna
in grozna bitja mad vsem svetom.
SamotnO stoji emo. roke poGiva-
jo ma prsih, koSceni prsti so zapi-
ceni V meso, in veter solGnatega
prostOra Sc igra z njegovimi sku-
Stranimi lasmi. OGi so zaprte, ust-
nice stisnene, vseeno Sc pa razliva
blazenost pc brazu in V prsa zapi-
GEM prsti Sc tresejo. On je samo
struna. oh kteri Sc trese bliznji
zrak. trese Sc presilnega napora
duha.
Oh robu napol razdejanega rev
mega prostorcka lei drugo bite A.:
debelo. mayo in pohotno pritiska
Svoje kraSno telo ma trdo skalo.
velitastveno nezakrito, nesramno
telo 5 p%ohotnimi prsi. XII Sc dviga-
jo d~ihajote. Pod pritajenim SINE
hon Sc giblje njegovo roznato te-
10 in veter Sc igra 4 laSmi. mejtem
Sc pa kolena |brezSramno razteza-
Jo ma kamnu. Mega roke drze kr-
cevito rob Skale; pod MIN Sc pa
razproStirajo cyetoGe poljane in
zlato pole.
JAZZ SEN zlo Sveta!'' govori
nJegov glas V tihoti - ''vada IA
zlvlJenJe, Svet femme pohotnosti.
zlo. Xxi placuje vse 1.-Two Z veGnimi
mukami I'll 81 postal Glovek. duh
bozji. Gledam tvoje misli, tvoje
brezpomenbne zelje, XII so gren-
kejSe kot Smrt, ktero vidiS V bo-
dotnoSti. Ii trpiS!''
Tebe bodo ljudje pribili ma kriz
ker sem JAZZ lepsi kot ii, ker me
ljudje laglje razumejo kot tebe.
Zdaj st BIO odlocila osoda, ne da
bi svet opazil kaj o TEN: Jazz sem
zlo sveta. Hotel 81 postati clovek.
da hi / mimi govoril V Nth je-
ziku Postal sem clovek. da
Sc borim prot tebi. lie govori
MIN. vseeno bonn pa JAZZ incl do
Nth privlacno silo, omamil jih
bonn Y zibelki mojega naroGja. te-
be asketa bonn pa postal V smrt .
/. TEN trenutku Sva obadva
umrlJiva. SUM ne : skale !
Onlcl Zlo ma Svetu, sprejmi. Ola 81
prlsel odreSit svet in vladal hos.
/. SUM me doli!'
Nago telo Sc je zvijalo pohotno
OBJ robu propada. Crni lasje pada-
10 navpicno nizdol: roke drGe pre-
ko obrobka in roznata noga visi
nizdol in elasticno Sc premika.jo
in giblejo prsi mad prepadom. Te-
10 trepeta in priGakuje prvega
Sunka, da zgine V globOcini.
(Dalje prih.)
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
Little Problems Of Love and Marriage
Does Any Good Result From the Qusrrels Of Lovers
or Married Foks?

= like 10 have q quarrel Just be-
cause II IN 80 nice 10 make up,
said an engaged glri recently
Wasn't that rather superficial
way 20 look At the uatter7
Quarrela. no matter hoN slight,
hurt feelings. sometimes the hurt
h much deeper than the wounded
one shows Il Is never the part
Of the finest love 10 hurt the loved
one
Then. too quarfola often 20 far
Their than either anticipated Thlngg
are said 4 is difficult o. overlook
or forgive often from a quarrel
that starts from almost nothing
breaches have been made that never
have been hfidred
II there ~ serious reason for
the quarrel the best understanding
viii not be- reached 10 the heat OF
anger
Surely love can love more hap
pliY IA other WaFa than on q basis
Of quarrcling II % 70 80 nice TO
make up that same lof can be
reached in some better fashion
n there o. some real mlaunder
standing ineieud ~ he quick
worda. thc accusation and recrim.
nations 81 anger talk 20 over rea.
sonably Don't Hsik don't brood
over n. hut take The matter firmly
IA hand hold the temper In check
and thresh u ont when there Del
clear understanding reached love
viii burn the brighter for u and
there will be no scars from craci
words. hard ever 20 forget
when there ~ b miaundefetaud.
Ing or an adjustment 10 each others
opinions each should Yield some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

thing. but IN the heat ~ anger AZ.
ls NOT often done one cllngs ~.
aliasiriy 10 bia contention. me az.
er Yields all for tho aake of peaes
But this Do NOT right They NAV
readiuai matters in the making ~
l3at thig could have been done n
THE first place by talking il over
reasonably and with no hurt 10 The
feelings
Quarrelg may clear 40 mlsunder.
standings or give q definite Under.
standing Of where each stands ~
ceftnin subjects Bur surely this
understanding can be brought abou,
ln better way than by a quarrel
The truoat love never auarrels
~ Is too confederate uf the others
feelings u iH too DESTROYS mat
nothing shall mar me others hau.
plness. n necessary when differ.
euee8 arise. IL talks Do over ana
each yields. mindful always tha, The
others happiness shall have first
confederation
Little n ans good can ever come
from quarrelIug and much harm
and unhnpplHeea may result n
may grow 90 br q habit and In lime
entirely break up The happlness az
tho home fof 30 bone can b. happy
whore there are constant Jars and
chickering's
Even " making up is dellRhiful.v
it b. wiseFt 90 avoid quarrela Never
have the fir one. aud one cause
~ trouble ln Tho home viii lave
been avoided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Lime a deep dish with good pastry
Roll out upper crust and put on q
plate just the size ~ ste dish Set
on top ~ che Dish and hake until
nearly done While the crust lr
haklug prepare enc oysters For J
quart ~ oysters take the yolka oi
2 eEss boiled hard aud CRATE them
into the strained oyster liquor. add
tablespoons butter. same ~ crack.
~ crumbs season with nalt and pep
per Let % just boil. then slip M
the oysters and boil up once Pour
into the pie dish pat the top crust
on and return 60 the oven Tor ,
minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Your parents always know best
No enc In the world has your vel
fafe 30 much ~ heart AZ they
Ildf your father objects to any of
your men friends. you may be pref.
- sgfs that be has some very good
FTaHon for his objections
i stands Ia seaNon that he should
BE- better judge OF men than you
with your limited experience. could
expect 60 be
he knovs the says % the world
ard the pitfalls that Ne In the path
of unwary little frci
four mother Il the best and most
unselfiah friend you have IN the
world. and y yeu form the habit n
making a confldsnte Of her. you
eau never 80 very Jar nstFAy
Tell her your SEE retN She will
guard them as faithfully ~ you
would yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
[Y4R{S@'lzy0A3'

starch. esg pinch saii. - cup
sugar Pot mlih in double boiler
when hot add eefustarch mixed with
a hftir wnt~s and stir until smooth
ADJ Yulk ~ ven sugar and salt
mixed together when dnus remove
from fire. add ! teaspoon - vanilla
and = hits ~ sEK beaten stir when
g has cooled = little ndf 2 81 2
bananas ~ not rpf in bananas
while hot. az u turns them black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

aches are avoided The glrl with.
on brothers IL denseiy ignorant ~
tie ineaning u eomradeahip She
n sentimental. and oFcfestlmRios
hliie acts of courtesy aud flatter.
llw words 80 she builds air cas-
tbs for two. and n very wretrhod
when Der companion refuses 10 &C
rupY them with her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
LOW NECKs ON STREET
IN SEATTLE? YES? NO?
They're to Be the Thing
in the East-WiIl They
Be Here?

Ohio Here's Seattle threatened
with low-nocked gowns for street
wear next summer. anys a fashion
writer In New York. writing 10
The Star
Don't you believe u. say Seattle
fashion folk
Low necked gowns for the street
won't shock the scusibillties OF
Seattle people. If present indioa.
lions are 10 be believed
They may do in New York and
they do. Tor the matter of that
some Of them even stray a. far as
Seattle. but everybody knows they
don't belong here
The other day two women. with
fars trailing over their open coats.
displayed startling expause Of
white throat and neck Kat least
startling FOR this period 10 the year
Ia fashionable shop The
strings ~ beads that were worn
accumulated the lines of the low.
cut gown. aud while everybody
wondered who they we're. every,
body knew they we're from ihk
East. where the dresses have ap
peared long enough 90 pass unuO
tleed
The Dutch neck viii be- seen IA
Seattle viii be generally worn
bul The more exaggerated mod
els will be scarce. " seen al all Z
said a we'll known woman who
The first TO bring new styles p
ig great temptation 10 the WON.
nu with pretty neck 20 take no,
vantage of the odicf that SAYS
those frocka are all right. but there
aren't mani women who viii Yield
20 ~. not here az least
The verde seemed final. but the
approach OF spring and the appear.
nnee Of the new gowns viii tell the
story
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Ia The stars recent contest ON
WHY Don't the Young Men Pro
ose the nrines awarded Included
slrketa tO the Moore theater 20 see
The Rciavcnation OF Aunt Mary
Awlnx 20 The Illness OF Miss May
Robson. and the cancellation Of her
Engagement IN this city last week
Ae winners Of the first fourth
fth and sixth prizes were ohiigCd
Is walt until this week 60 take az
antaee Of The stars theator
aarty
n the winners OF those prizes,
therefore. viii call AZ The star Of
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s Dear Miss Grey Codld son tel
BE n something or some way ~
& iearing my comglexion7 ! ana s.
brunette and am afflicted with the
anIe trouble many girls have and
bat j. pimples and a cloudy com
liexson will soon be IS. aud do
Oh think they wlil gradually dlEap.
bear fs grow Older ! have tried
y kinds Of soaps and blood puri.
8ic1s but with no avail
! also wish 20 know ~ something
20 whiten and close the pores ~ the
ands have always used glyccr
zoe and rose water. which has kept
hem softer and whittier. ! suppose.
han without Hoping you wili give
ne some tested information. and
banking you iH advance. j an.
a LITTLE TROUBLED
A-The pimpies and muddy com
,lexiou viii undoubtedly disappear
II scu grow older. but in me mean.
4ime you should keep a strict watch
~ your diet YoI should also BE-
are e. take as much systematic
eut q door exercise ass possible eat
ienfy Of fruit and vegetables. and
8irlnk az least two quarts Of water
Iiaily Eat very little. if ans. az the
aHGies and Judges that girls ol
foar age are fond of Rich foods
70 all kinds. such as cakes and pies
tlso aggrayate pimpiy complex
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OutOf tboWSdODOf
SCYNTIIIAGREY -
MeanInaleaa AttentIons.

Girls who are brought up with
Wothera agd their boy friends are
rarely misled BY attentions from
tho other six They understand
that thousands Of young men visit
!he homes Of young women be.
Cause they are lonely and want the
comfort Of family life aa It is found
IN the average home
Men are merely ropaylnR "A debt
of pleasure when Icy exert them.
selves 10 be agreeable. and their
attentions are placed Mt their true
value tll warmer Honfimonts arc
declares IN plain speech So heart
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MORE CONTEST PRIZES
GIVEN OUT TO-DAY

flee any time Friday between ?
a m and 4 y m the tickets will
be available
The first prize was awarded TO
Matt Smaucy aud entities him 20
four seats for the Friday evening
performance nf The Reiuyenation
OF Aunt Mary. al tho Moore
theater
The fourth. tifth ana sixth prizes
were awarded respectively 10 u.
Stevens. Arlington Wash Thomas
tiotner and q II sonle. and en-
titled them 20 two seats each for
the Saturday evening performance