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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

mans got to DO Is 10 take off
the screen, It's cinch. Screcnatl
keep ont flies. but they won't keep
out burglars.
Tip No. Shave your
screens fixed up with Inside
locks or have them screwed TO
the casing,
Whenever house has a screened
or uncovered porch. burglar
can got at the front door and work
away az the lock without anybody
seeing him from the street. Lots
Of burglars are 50 clever about
picking locks that they just single
out house with a why kind OF a
porch rather than go IN through a
window. I'll tell YOU something
about locks so YOU can rix your
doors almost burglar proof Then
YOU can screen up the porches and
plant all the vines you want 90.
This Is a Kind OF a new tangled
axe. Eycrythlng's got 60 be up.
sodato. These new two,tumbler
locks are pretty and look safe. but
they're Just like an open book TO
the burglar who knows. Kitchen
doors are even worse When
mar builds house. he soaka 81
or 81 on a fancy lock for his front
doors and buys a 50cent one for his
hack door. can get into nlne out
OF ten kitchen doors with piece
OF wirc or a skeleton key.
Tip No. 4.--cet some good,
oia-fashioned bolts, screw them
into your doors TIGHT. bolt them
every NIGH, ard you're aafel
Lock the doors by key eycry
night A burglar will spend some
time trying TO work the lock. When
he's worked n. he finds a good
solid. halfineh bolt between him
and getting in. hc can't reach Il
from the outside and. Of course.
cant get In
Dogs aren't dangerous any more.
They're potted. fsd and pampered
too much. but they're liable 20 hear
burglar trying 10 get IN at nighi
aud raise an awful howl | used io
have a pretty neat way Of finding
out whether there was bow.wow
about 4 hons. ! was thinking OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

- unpleasanff - unneesssarrf You
can Eei ria q themi
The Viennsse institute secs hundreds o.
such cases every year We can cure you
y cure to possible and can do Il In the
shortest possible time.
A. one patient said. ITO think I car.
fiea those disgusting marks FOR years
and nos IN ONE MONTH they are gone
pnn't belle your nature and cause uu-
pleasant comment You must take treat
ment Tor these hienishss some DAY why
not nov See ua n you cannot cali
write Many cases can be cured hy our
Home Treatment specially prepared for
each patient
We aiao correct al kinds % facial de-
foctH such as unshapslY. Irregular noses
outstanding ears. uabbF. haEEy eyciids
OF sagEing cheska
beware % those unreliable and ines-
peFisnced 1apanrHs and ether fake wom-
On wha arc tFyinE TO Initiate us BY al
vartisinE one dAy they nee Woodbury. s
Methods and tho next Waodbury'a Prep
arationu. TO instead the public Have
You seen iu The Ladies Home Journal
how such women have diHflaurcd thou
sandn Of faces for llfc by misfcpresonta-
tionsf
We have been In the business over 70
years ana employ graduate physicians
only We only have one office 10 Seat
ue. which is located ai 3gs-as9 Arcade
building Advice and consultation given
free
THE VlENNEsE INSTITUTE.
Late with John A. woodbury..
lss-5ee Arcade Bldg office hours.
. 10 g.
Seattle. wash
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IN LITTLE OLD new YORK

With which ladies poke the clothes
while they repose IN the wash boil.
- She had Amitteu tho caller with
the heaviest end. and the aurora
bprealis giittsrcd between him and
the walls Of the CrixEelle Kitchen.
The man arose and fed After
him came the ayenger with the
clothes prodder. ever and anon get.
ting IN a swat At last. in despera.
flon. he turned in the hallway and
grabbed her Down three flights
81 stairs they wreatled merrily.
other ladies came out OF their flats
and lent aid TO their neighbor
on the bottom floor the phony
sRa man. PROSTATE and fast being
mauled into a state Of total dissn.
tegration. called loudly for help,
Just then MIR Grizzello. returning
from his days toll. entered the
house. lie helped. and Il took two
policemen TO pry the prisoner loose
from MFR. GriEello and the ladies'.
In the street the two coppera
we're swamped by the neiEhbors.
who piled upon them and their cap
tive. and a call for the reserves
was turned In. by tho time a
patrol wagon full OF blueooats had
arrived, fully 800 women were ram.
paging around a store In which the
cops had slowed the gas faker
when the man was searched at
the station. he was found to have
in HIS pockets 1888 In silver. Si23
Of Il being In quarters.
Mrs. GriZEelle feels that she did
a good days work. even II she
didn't finish the washing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept 2o.--Busy at
her washing was Mra. Annie Griz-
zelie Of W. i46ih st when a
strange man entered the open door
Of her riat.
Gas man" be said. and carried
a chair TO the gas meter. which be
then proceeded 10 open. The meter
IL one Of those commonly In use
In humble homes. In which a tiow
OF gas is caused by dropping a
quarter into q slot
Mrs. Grixxclie gave the man on
the chair a very hard look Many
houaeholdera have been victimized
OF late by fake gas collectors. who
robbed the meters. getting the PEG
pie into all kinds OF trouble with
the Kas company when the regular
collector came around and found
the resultant emptiness where Bll.
yer coins should be
Il think you are a phouy." re
marked Mira. Grizxeile Show mo
your badge with your photograph
ON u. like you're supposed TO
have"
"My dear madam" replied the
visitor, climbing down off the
chair. My dear madam, your Eua
picions are unjust ! am very busy
today. aud have not time TO show
you my badge Il IL possible may
have left IL az the office. Good"
Bang
lie did a Jim Ieffries 10 the suds
bespattered floor Mrs. Orlzzelle
held In her sturdy right hand one
of those heavy. water. oggod poles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

There are several class A" acts
on the new bill n, tho Majestic this
week. chief among them being John
and Bertha Gleeeon with Fred Houl.
Than. Tho Gleesons are as clever
as they we're IN vAudeville's first
days aud seem 10 have discovered
some magic panacea that makes
them grow younger as the years
roll by Nat Laffingwell has a
rather iaughabie farce that serves
Nat much better than the 7 Wilson
Rsnncy drammers that Nat helped
TO psrpetuAts ia the dusty past
Pistie & Cushing have the old min.
atrel aficrplece that helped Mcln.
tyre a Heath save NJ few hundred
thousand and there are still lot
~ good laughs In H. Harry Bloom
and the Carl Panirer Trio help 20
round out the bill "Celeat." wire
walker il very much bclow the Ma
jeslic standard
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AT the Theatres
oRPHEUMs NEW Showdown AT A GLANCE

Most of the Orpheum's new bill
Is evenly good entertainment. with
out sensational features, Music
predomlnaten.
The openers are the van Broth
ors. Their comedy Is CHASTITY
Their instrumental work " much
better
Louise Meyers, Mildred Warren
and Bert Lyon put ON musical
medley. A. a comic Miss Meyers
Ia painful. but her dancing Ia good
Mildred Warren has carefully cut
tivated soprano voice. and Mr.
Lyon also sings In way that
pleases the audience.
Jessie Shirley aud company put
on dramatic playlet with a novel
and weilarranged comedy climax.
Miss Shirley il an excellent actress.
Who has. during the past II sea
sons. often starred here. and who IL
much OF a local fAvorite. The same
may be said Of Jack Amory. a good
old time character man. who started
coming here with Mile Rhca iong
before the fire. and who attained
great popularity here as Frawiey
stock actor. one OF Amory'H lines
In this sketch. referring 10 widows.
il lnexcuaahle Tho two players
make a great deal out OF this act.
The Joseph Adelman Family in
cludeg father, mother. two girls and
a Ayearoid child. who takes the
palm for unAdulterated cutenesa
There ~ a good setting Tor the act
and some Interesting musical mum.
beers are given The xyiophone 80.
leciions are rather too long and too
.old.faahionsd Modern audiences
prefer Wild Cherry" TO Poet and
Peasant OF William Tell"
tial stephens has a protoan act
that II altogether clever. lie carries
beautiful sets for the four charnc.
tiers OF shylock. Uncle Tom, Rip
Van Wrinkle, and Msphla,o. aud be
plays all % them effectively, Rip
particularly so Hs made a big hit.
J Roberts plays the piano whilu
Leo Lloyd gives aoms amazingly
clever character songs. including
English. Scotch. Italian and rube
imperaonatlona The boys were
twice recalled Some Of their verses
could be cleaned up TO advantage
At present they border on the suE
Kantiyw.
The Six Abdailnh Acrobaia put
on three or tour exceptionally
classy tumbllng numbers. II Il a
high grade exhibition In all paFticu.
lara
A biz circuit like the orpheum
ought 10 lead In motion pictures. as
IN lie other offerings During the
past season tho Orphoum has. ON
occasion. put on souie films that
wgFc wonderfully good and that
wsre a distinct feature OF their Re-.
spcctiyc programs. In view 81 this
fact the subjects chosen for this
week are disappointing.
A. the PantAass.
Little Daphne Pollard Il the
saving grace 81 an otherwise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
Gentle Old Woman ThruStS Hands
Into Blazing Fire and Is Not Hurt

hands She had completed her task
before the stiffness was broken.
Someone heaved a great Sigh Of re-
lief and Il was echoed By hundreds
81 throats
Mrs. Green spoke first. Che
called for a physician 10 come and
examine her for burns lie did so.
and remarked She most positive
~ Is not burnt She is perfectly nor.
mai in every say"
took the hand Of the medium
aud searched her arms and face.
Even the little hairs on her arms
we're uninjured Her eyebrows had
not been singed. though the flesh
hack OF them vas ztili smoked.
As said In the beginning. !
offer no explanation. could as
easily explain electricity or the nc.
ton OF the ss-ray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
Baby Buried 40 Hours
Is Found TO Be Alive

GREELEY. Colo. Sept. 20.--The
discovery Of baby buried alive
and living after having been under
the ground 40 hours. has created a
sensation here. The child was born
Monday afternoon and the mother.
II was dead. asked
that ~ be buried near her house.
Coroner Macy vas notified of the
burial without a permit and he or
dered the body cxhumcd Before
the last shoveliui OF earth had been
taken up. faint cry was heard from
the little box and the infant was
found TO be living Physicians
worked over the child for three
hours, but were unable to save It's
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

cracking into. I'd go downtown and
buy a Tin OF dog biscuits Then I'd
50 out tc this house aud try 20 sell
them dog biscuits. II they said.
We don't need any. We haven't
Sot a dog. I'd turn around and say
10 myself. Glad To hear IL
Tip No. s.--lf you like dogs.
get one. They're liable 20 break
Up a burglars game aome time
or other.
Lots OF burglars. weildressed
ones. make Il their business only
10 get into house when tho
folks have gone 10 the theatre
They can BE- walking up and down
the street without anyone getting
suapicloss. and see the people
leave home. I've sern people
time and again leave their door
keys under the door mat when
going 20 a show
Tip No. e.--Carry your key
with you when you 90 out.
Some day n'li be found-but
not BY you.
A esrtaiu class Of burglars
known as wamnuaea" 20 90 the
telephone directories and ind n
name beginning with ~Mihs" or
"Mra" That's fair proof IN most
cases. that widow or single
woman lives there. and these fel.
lows rob their homes because they
know they non run up against a
man.
Tip No. T---lf you're a sin
als woman dent lct your name +
90 into the phone directory
that way. let your friends
cali "inferraation" for your num-
Der, or use plain initials, with
cut sAlaa" or ~Mrs"
I'm EoinK 80 tell hos a burglar
breaks into house Ia my nrxt
etnry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
coy SCOUTS ORGANIZE.

The local organization of the
American Boy Scouts will be regu-
lated by a governing board consist
ing OF 10 members. This was the
decision arrived at yesterday at the
meeting held In the Chamber Of
Commerce. The governing board
will be nominated by Oliver r.
Cults DR.. w. G. Lipplncott, w. H..
slime, w. II. Lindsay and G. A.
player. They will report at the
meeting next Monday.
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the streets that ran up and down
the seven hills OF Rome. you could
spot a candidate as far as you could
see him. for he wore Uniform
Otherwise he wasn't a candidate
It's just possible that a Roman
could run for office In his business
clothes. but without the uniform he
couldn't be a real. for sure candi-
date.
According TO the Roman custom
of cRndidature the aspirants for OF.
flee were wont to wear white toga
C'candidatus. person dressed In
white, hence the name). They did
this partly I'm mock humility. much
as some sly miss might now use the
proyorblal simple white muslin"
gown. and partly In order that the
sears OF wounds received I'm battle
might be easily displayed
so candidate" comes direct from
the Roman word "candidatus," but
there are mighty few candidates
whose records are as white as the
robes Of those ancient dates.
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~ slLL rHE BURGLAR.

ssepesc was 90 ask you how
,.sg,i takes q harness broke hurs.
80 i set into a house and 10
through its
'A, v.ss klnd az laugh and say;
sws,I about half an hour
ysr,a b. way of. Il takes any.
-.s,e nom two DAYS 90 two weeks,
4 Anrxiar takes DAYS. sometimes,
81 everything down pat and
..sss sure there's no chance OF
burglar isn't a tramp, 4 bum
,.-rlar may be. but a good one
BIT
ris No. i.-oont trust stran.
-. around your house no mat
=, whai kind o. good clothes
~, wear or how polite they
-, Dent take chances.
~ flrst thing enc Of rs fellows
A.. sfter reaching a town Is TO
80 tracks for the swell rest
800 Ana size things up, Out In
4. ,sny parts o. town there aren't
=. eonucrs because there aren't
:, srunks 10 pick up or any fights
~ u rs fellows Won't Try after
=. tlna q a house excepting a
,xnstery one. or one OF these
s,agtmsass.
harxlAr h always looking out
A. ncen cellar windows You see
- a them held open with little
- u yentllA,e the basement IT'S
- n The easiest ways OF getting
~ house on record.
Tie No. keep those cellar
xinss~s closed ard eolsed At
nlsht.
wksres Only enc trouble with
rs,lsg INTO a house this say It's
- snsmgh % gcl IN but RS STIR
s,sostl.sen getting cut Of the place
80 are eauan, before you can
e, spusis snd open an outside
eccr. Il.
nerve gpt screens on their win
49, sohedy ear get In. They
have shslr windows open all night
,ns IVA ma ever see hos y
xr~n : VI 90, It's put on from
a. oasxide ana ali that holds u
! Place ass a as little knobs. All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
noy MANrsLoNo FLIGHT.

CHICAGO, Sept 20.--Jimmle
Ward. an is-year-old aviator, sailed
the flve.mile course about the avia.
tlon field. giving better exhibition
than any Of the aylators who have
flown IN Chicago II was the young
ayiator's first real flight. although
he has been practicing for some
time. The flight was made In a
Curtisa biplanc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
FINE DOG is MISSING.

4 Eugene Chilherg. ti0T Boron 4
= av.. Is looking excitedly for
= his black malamute dog, 4
= which mysteriously disappear 4
= ed from his home yesterday. 4
4 The dog has a famous record 4
4 In the North. being considered 4
4 the best leader that ever 4
= Strengthened out trace The 4
\ black led the mail team be- 4
4 tween Nome and Unalakleep. 4
4 and Pete Olson, the driver, 4
4 swears the dog saved his life 4
4 time after time. When Albert 4
4 Fink was picking his dog team 4
= for the Alaska sweepstakes 4
4 he offered Chilberg 5000 for 4
4 the black. 4
4 ttAtk 4 4 AtkttAk 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
OLDEST LIVING COLLEGE
GRADUATE rs CENTURtAN

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.--ColieKe
men all over the country are heap
ing congratulations upon William
Rankin OF summit. n. J., who Is
the Tooth anniversary
OF his birthday Rankin was gradu.
ated from Williams 10 years ago
and IL the Oldest living college
graduate In the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
FINDS BABY UNDER PULPIT.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 20.--As she
kneli IN prayer at the altar Of st.
Johns church. Mrs. T. Tracy spied
six-months-old baby boy lying
under the pulpit The police have
been unable TO trace its parentage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
SMALL FIRE AT BALLARD.

A small fire. caused by the over
turning Of a lamp. broke out In the
residence of Mrs. John Anderson,
SIT 10Th ay. n. W. Ballard, at 9:l5
last night. The fire was quickly
extlnguished on the arrival OF the
fire department The loss is es.
tlmated at about $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
HoLp.UP MAN MAY
Dc OF UHSouND MIND

KLAMATH FALLS. Or. Sept 20.
John Alien. brickiayer. In Ia
jail today awaiting examination for
his sanity because be held up {. A.
Bodack. a carpenter contractor at
the point Of a gun and compelled
Bodaek 10 deposit the contents Of
hiE pocket on the sidewalk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

M. H. WeltoB, Immigration agent
G. NJ. & =. 8. n.y.. 63f Henry build
ing, will conduct Homeseekers 70
Smith River Valley. Montana, leay-
Ing Seattle Monday, September 10,
via the Milwaukee. $40 q. m. Call
FOR Information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
THE ROMANCE OF
A COMMON WORD
Candidate

)WADAYS THE
only way TO tell
n candidate from
a mere voter IN
by his oyerwork
cd smile aud his
lavish way OF
giving cigars
away But In the
LH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
HoBBLE SKIRTS GOING
OUT, SAY MoDlSTES

= CHICAGO. Sept 20.--Ths b
: beginning Of the end Of the =
\ hobble skirt IA noted by some =
: of the dressmakers gathered 4
= here today In convention. II =
, was stated that skirts are al =
= ready widening out. and many \
= Of the modistea declared that =
= their advice 10 women hover. =
= ing on the brink Of gownlng =
: themselves q Ia loosely wound =
: umbrella was Don't" all OF =
: which II in spite Of the fall =
\ shop windows, which make q =
= feature OF the ''hobblo." =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
WILLS HousEmAIp $4,000.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-For 2s
years faithful service, Mrs. William
O'Brlen. a housemaid, has been left
$4,000 by her late mistress. Mary
Ncylns Mayo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
A Dentist Who Won't Hurt You

II is only a question OF time, and
we hope. for your sake. a short
time, until you get over that nerv-
Gus spell and come and let us look
your teeth over. We won't hurt
you one bit, You would not fear
visit to tRilors, or a shoemaker's,
or any of the hundred and one other
necessary things you need TO have
done for your bodily comfort and
physical benefit Mo- Certainly
not Then come 10 us about your
teeth with the same Indifference to
the consequences. for We Never
Hurt a Bit.
We cure pyorrhea alveolar. com.
monty known as riggs disease
Goose teeth and replace missing
teeth without the use OF plates.
We give a written guarantee with
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
laos 3rd Av., N. w. Cor. Union.
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PAIR WEnIn TAxicAa-

KANSAS CITY. No. Sept 90
Miss Dollie McComa OF Excelsior
Springs and Samuel A. Clark were
married while seated In an open
taxicab before a Baltimore ay. de-
partment store.
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DyDILL the BURGLAR
AdNiCe tOWOMeN

This Ia first OF Tour articles written especially for the
readers The b, burglar experienced
ifs tells how the hurglar To he
and describes safeguards will deal
uh eeng the House.. Searching the House" "nla
e,Sng Of the Loot
spna gives real information ever before
..aa nv professional AZ he knows
s ne single stipulation that his withheld-Rdor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert. Lincoln.
I'LL, found her way back TO perfect
health. She writes. Il suffered
with kidney trouble and backaehe
and my appetite was very poor at
times. A few weeks ago got
Foley Kidney Pills and gave them
a trial They gave me great relief.
so continued TIL now l am again In
perfect health. "-Bartell Drug
Stores.
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W - EL1E NV Wv GffN~@
Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 90
rs story Is not an effort 70 prove
mYthinK
JoAn Slater was 20 lecture. and
IA Iectufe Was to be followed By
ne great fire test By Mrs. suy-
M Green. the only medium o.
a. vhase OF mediumship In Cali.
bgni4"
wkea she came upon the plat
trm saw she was q gentle look
ine Ga lady with snow-white hair.
rson the table was a bowl. empty
a p.tcher OF clear water. cake %
pkysleiaus and surgeons soap. a
nrhtsd lamp. q bottle % alcohol. an
snpty saucer. and home clean tow
Els Nothing else.
Mrs Green rolled back her
tssyes Her face and arms we're
Mt IKE the normal flesh Of airy
sher pers0h II there was any
aemicsi Hpou them there wns
waang whatever BY which II could
h tssecfed. AZ the request Of
Eu@ane In the audience she
usksd her face. hands and arms
asaaghly with the soap and va
E before beginning the test, and
nated them with the towels IN
& tkey we're red. She then Invited
aAT physician Ia the audience 20
nms N ana examine her flesh
Noas came until after the test,
TIE audience was requested TO
nmAin absolutely still. as any
rpvemeni would disturb the c0udi-
ions Of the test and make the me
tium liable 20 receive severe burns.
GRANTED Aao cHoRTLED.
Mr. Green stepped to the table
md q once began a prayer or in
anlafi0n in a strange language
There vas something about her
voice that gripped and held you
Hil The tones were those OF
Nrsoa going into some terrible
eahgeF aHd praying 10 come safely
nf0agh II Her eyes became set,
ne hose Of sleepwalker. and
hs walked 10 the lamp and took
M Of the hot chimney with her
NJ hands and lifted u of. chant
nl 81 fie while.
hsfe vas neither smoke nor
~ n burning flesh. She placed
amney against her face. her
80 her lips. and t0nched Il with
tongue. chanting, chanting.
1aeing In that strange tongue
lAFa she stepped suddenly for.
~ and held the chimney out to
! held M hand close 20 it.
ny finger and struck g. itI
~ SIZZLING. blazing hot n would
rant
roRHoRsi FIERY FURNAcgi
MS Green turned 10 the table
90 setting the chimney down.
~ aef hand and arm alowly--Yery
through the flame, begin.
Ias q the little finger and pass
= ne arm 10 the elbow. turn.
~ ~ We hand and arm over ali the
~ -. % NAT the fire reached all
~ OF Il Next she leaned down.
sas her face IN the flame. then
- tongue, opening her mouth
s mhaling The flame.
- replaced the chimney on the
49, 49, ana vent on with her mean
80 ". while she held three fingers
ne TOP u the chimney.
A.. aa'ains from the lamp the me.
~ hshted match and held Il
So. i open mouth The flame
$3.50 ne roof Of her mouth and
bae asa there The roof gradually
~. one poured the alcohol into the
gn.,,.. and lighted a. Then very
~ az she had done with the
az name, she drew her hands
az ana forth. back and forth
h ,s me flames. held her face
no,,, ns" and finally opened Ter
az % and inhaled the flamea--
". no exhibition was over
a - Green turned 10 tbe bastn
snos 1917 and began washing M
nom her blackened face and
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TEXAS MOTHERS 10 MEET.

AUSTIN. Texas. Sept. 20.-The
Texas Mothers congress will be
convened here October ~ Mothers
day AZ the state fair will be Octo-
Der 10.
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Juneau.--A government hospital
for the treatment OF native Indians
is to be established here.