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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Mrs. and Mrs. Anton M. Brix,
students at the University of Pu-
get Sound, have been delegated
by the regents of that university
to represent the institution at the
Homecoming exercises of former
President Roosevelt at New York
Saturday. The couple left the city
for the East Sunday.
A reception was held this After
noon at the Tacoma hotel in honor
OF the senior class of the Tacoma
kindergarten Training School.
Miss Helen Seitz, daughter OF
Mr.. ant Mrs. Fred ]. Seitz, 1915
North Twelfth street. win enter
tain number of her young
friends Friday afternoon. Miss
Seitz leaves on Saturday to spend
the summer at Magnolia Beach.
The Misses Fletcher Will be
hostesses at bridge party tomor-
row afternoon at their home on
North 7 street.
Mrs. John H. Williams, chair
man of the Aloha club art COM
mittee, has been appointed mem
Der of the arts and crafts commit
tee of the State Federation.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Bethlehem Lutheran church will
entertain with a social Thursday
evening in the church parlors at
East Harrison and Grant streets.
Mrs. Il. r.. York will entertain
tomorrow afternoon at her home.
623 North J street, in honor OF
her daughter, Florence, and the
Misses Nelsie Bennett and Helen
Olds, who graduate from the Ia
coma Kindergarten Training
school this week.
Mrs. George Milton Savage and
Mrs. Arthur Clark will entertain
at cards Saturday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Savage on Pros
pect Hill.
Misses Helen Fitch and Evelyn
Allen will graduate from the sec.
ond to the third grade of plane
music this evening at a recital In
the Temple of Music.
The Arequipa club will meet
this Afternoon at Point Defiance
park for it's annual picnic, post
poned from last week. The men
will arrive late in the day for a
picnic luncheon.
Charles N. Bolkien announces
the engagement Of his daughter
Myrtle to Clarence Elmer Wal
tiers, formerly of San Francisco
The wedding will take place the
latter part of July.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

flowers, but she Just laughed at
them and told them they were
silly to not come with her.
While they dropped on a field
where the sun had been hottest
she left them to go toward a
brook. But alas for the naughty
raindrop! there was little duck
ling swimming on that brook, and
just as she came splashing down
he opened his bill and swallowed
her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Six months since, all the ele-
gancies of style glittered and
sparkled, but now the light OF
fashion is no longer reflected from
hard and shining surfaces. RathI
er, it CLEANS through thin tex
lures, and transparency is. be
come the feature of every success,
full mode.
From the bows of her hat tt
the tips of her Greek sandals, the
woman of fashion moves in diaph.
ianous array, in layer over layer Of
filmy chiffon. perforated Q EN-.
brofdery, meshed net, and trans.
lucent mousseline.
Her parasol is of figured or.
CANDY or silk null. shirred and
flounced and puckered. Her hal
is of chantilly lace, lined with
straw or net; her turban is made
of folds and braids of maline, hel
plumed hat is the thinnest OF
neapolitans.
Her white gown is a gossamel
creation of lace and eyelet EN-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

club" L says.
What do You think l ann" he
roars, peeyishly, | tot.
"Rindsviehl" | muttered, unter
my breat.
well. bring me some Of that. I"
he reblies, shooting lily off my
ear.
told him / dit nod dink we
|coult serfs him. But he dit nod
deny himseIuf und hollers. Fetch
me a pitro-glycerin cocktail. cor
rosive nublimate soup. some dia-
Imondback rattlesnalxe, Dreaded
bumblebee stfngs. fricasseed scor-
|pions, tarantula eyebrows. saddle
|of Gila monters cactus alad. phoa-
lphorun dumplings. some dynamite
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

lbroidery; and over it, If she wear
the last novelty of the season, is a
knee-length tunic of dark chiffon
bound with satin and braided ar
ltistically.
Her boots have latticed fronts
and her hosiery is of lacework oil
delicate silk thread. Her veil IL
chantilly, and 1t droops in French
fashion, straight down from hei
hat brim. And should she require
some extra wrapping, she will
Iuse a three-cornered shawl .oi
Spanish lace, or the long-beaded
net scarf of the harem.
And yet all the gauze, and mist
and filminess. though ruffled and
gathered, are far from producing
the cloudy effect usually to be ex
pected from batistes and lawns
and silk tissues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Fifty High school boys and girls
left this morning for Lake Stella
COON TO enjoy picnic outing for
the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey:
IL have kept company with a
young man for seven years. He is
true now, but has been untrue in
the past. Do you think he will be
true husband? LUCY.
A.: No. A man isn't true one
week and false the next. Better
get this chap out of your life and
make room for a real man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
In the Edifor,rMoiI

Short letters from Times printed I'm this
column when they Of sufficient NAV
write about anything anybody long malice is
not motive. " -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

A want" ad in The Times viii
I'LL your want quickly. Ads taken
by phone at no extra cost. Main
1898, Ind. A1733.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

"WeIl, doctor. boy or girl?'
MY dear sir. you are the faith
er OF triplets."
Are you sure you haven
missed any in your hurried
count p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Prominent Just now are the gar
nitures of ribbons threaded
through the straw of the hats. A
large bow is usually tied at one
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Lang, the new White Sox pitch
err. helped to win three minor
league remnants, but doesn't look
30 good in fast company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
STRANDED, DEY HAT TO GOTO WORK

Nit Millions in DER Grasp Al
most, OSCAR und Adolf Can'dI
Reach DER Colt Mine Becoss o.
Heartless CORPORATION Kicks
Dem Off Der Pacific Coast Fast
Freight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Dear Miss Grey:
There is girl in our class who
Is fond of lying. We would like
your advice as to what we will dc
with her. THE GIRLS.
A: Make her understand that
you dislike falsehoods by always
telling the truth yourselves when
in her presence. Your object
might be most easily accomplish
ed by organizing a club composed
of the girls in your class, and
name it 1.-THE Truthtellers." A
fine of ! cent should be imposed
upon all who falsify or speak Ill OF
Others. / venture to prophesy that
this one girl will not be the only
transgressor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Japan has a national debt Of
1892, 600, goo, and am annual in,
come. or revenue, of s246,000,.
900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

JOSH wEsE SAYS:

when new neighbor moves
in, this is always tn first remark
she passes to you over tn fence:
II declare, never saw a place
left as dirty as this"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
EDITORIAL PACE OF THE TACOMA TIMES
CYNTHIA ; GREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey:
/ / have been married a year and
live with my husbands people
consisting of his mother, sister and
brother. They are kind TO me, but
am not happy. want to keep
house for myself, but my husband
is his mothers support, and he is
not yet of age. My friends have
advised me to go home, and say
he would follow, but don't think
that would be doing right. His
family and mine don't have any
thing to do with each other. My
parents like him but refuse to
come and see me as long as l live
here. What shall i do?
GENEvIEvE.
A.: You married your husband
"for better or for worse, for sick
ness and health" Your little trou-
Ible is not serious. Your husbands
mother risked her life to give him
birth; she has given more to him
than you ever can; you won't I'M
derstand until you have a baby of
your own. Now, be brave and true
and patient. Earn the love of his
mother and sister and be the one
to hide the breach between your
people and his. Perhaps in time
you may close it. In the mean
time. don't run home to see If he
will follow you. Marriage is too
serious thing to play tag with.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

"a la mode, scrambled potato bugs,
,deviled helgamites and can OF
concentrated I've; and a little
heavy on the Paris green, dye
hear? And rush me anything else
good that you've got in the house
Wow"
Ven I vent drough der pantry
window / took Adolf by DEF
liant. We got away from ders
unter cofer OF der dust we kicked
up as we leaped from county to
county. OSCAR.
In der neat despooEeb we viii
picture how dey suffer vile lost IN
der desert we're dere fss NO "a.
lions, nod efen > drug sfore.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Dear Miss Grey:
l bought a brass bed which had
been damaged by smoke and fire.
What can do to make it look
like new? ANXIOUS.
A: If it was lacquered, as is
probably, 1t will have to be re-lac-
quered. Inquire at a furniture
store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

II thought you'd got a job?"
II have; putting on the dots
in a domino factory"
''Then why aren't you work
ing?"
They're making double blanks
today"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
fashions

Black lace wells are uncom-
monty popular. White lace comes
in as second choice. These wells
launder well.
With the new styles in hair
dressings there is continued use
OF metal and silk bands and rib
bons. Bands of jeweled and
metal passementeries are much
used.
Pansy turbans are among at
tractive new things that the latest
season has brought into fashion.
They will be used with thin white
frocks, with violet linen coat suits
and with black and white striped
chiffon fabrics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Charles N. Bokien announces
the engagement Of his daughter
Myrtle to Clarence Elmer Wal
tiers, formerly of San Francisco.
The wedding will take place the
latter part of July.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
SCHOOL BONDS UP
 AGAIN AT PHOENIX
BIsseE ATTORNEYS LEAVE FOR
 CAPITAL TO ARGUE CASE ON APPEAL.

Mayor George Neale and Attorney J. M. O'Connell left yesterday for Phoenix to take care of number of cases to come up at this term of the supreme court in which they are rep resenting clients.
 Chief among them is the case Ci Kregbauw ,Ys.. County Treasurer Hicks. iwhicb is an attempt to appeal from the decision Of the district court. which decided illegal the cleo tion held last year at which it was decided to bond for the erection of a new high school in Bisbee. Through legal bubble and protest by those who did not think the city could af- ford the propositions the district court declared the election void. The vote was a majority in favor of the bond ing proposition and erection of new building. Attorney O'Connell and Mayor Neale both are representing clients in the case.
 The matter of bond for Frank Schmidt. the convicted Lowell gals- bier. will also be argued; also an ap- peal in the case of Ryan Bros. vs. Tevis and McKittlick over an alleged violation of mining contract con corning the Turquoise claim near Gleeson.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
MARTHA CALLS
 OFFICERS PACK
 Of DAM LIAHs"
But the ColOred Lady With Beautiful Bun Had to Pay Fifteen Dollars for Her Riot ouS Fun.

"Yu's suah all pack Of dam iiahs. ah wouldn't believe yon undah oath .
 That's the way Martha Dolson. CO., ored. sized up the testimony of sev- eral police officers who charged her with disturbing the peace. using vile and abusive language and having aboard most unladylike jag. Never theless. despite her assumption Cf righteous indignation and injured dignity. she had to pay Justice Hign ffteen bucks fo- her. li.le fun.
 The session started Saturday night. when Martha was fopnd by Deputy Sherif Morton and Officer Henry Hail with an awful bun on.- IL took the efforts of the two officers to cart her to the city jail She scratthed and clawed frantically, succeeded in tear ing a pocket out of Nortons oyercoat. while Hall had to dodge for fear of her nails landing in his eyes.
 When she had sobered up consid- erably she was released-Sun1ay- upon promise to appear in Judge Ho- gan's court yesterday morning. She proceeded to again partake of the cup that cheers and Sunday nigh- Constable MoRea had the freignt- hauling job. She was taken before Justice High yesterday. where all three officers testified as to her col.- duct
 Norton exhibited his torn coat as evidence of the state she was n. while Martha yigorous'y shrieked a denial However. she dug up the fifteen when Justice High said the word
 This morning she has smother case coming up before Police Judge Hogan having pleaded net guilty when ar raigned
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
IF NEW YEAR SLIDES IN

and there is no coal in your cellar you won't need it for it will be hot enough at your house. Better be sure than sorry. Stop in and order ton of our free burning stove coS That will insure a good dinner ia you and a good temper for you much better half. Avoid a hot tita by making sure of plenty of coal.
 INDEPENDENT FUEL & FEED co.
 orr 235. p. o. Box 627. Office Main st Opp. Palace Stables
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
DATE OF COUNTING
 IS AN ADVANTAGE
CENSUS MAN WILL BEGIN WORK ON APRIL IS lN THE TERRI TORY.

Census enumerators vii start to work in Arizona this spring on April l5.~ said Postmaster M. F. Cassidy yesterday. and l think that program VII be 8 great help to Arizona. Here tofore when the enumerators began work it was so hot in many parts of the territory that mosts Of the popu- laicn had gone away to the seashore or the mountains.
 ~Anoher thing that would help the territory" said Mr. Cassidy. would be for the enumerators to have ol- fees so that the persons whom tAeF missed in their rounds could cah e1 certain hours to be counted. It is a vital matter with Arizona to make a creditab-e showing and one t-at every good citizen should take aa interest in"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
FOUR TEAM LEAGUE !
 FUR BASKET BALL
TUCSON TO SEE SOME LIVELY GAMES BETWEEN THE TEAMS SOON.

TUCSON. Jan. 17.--Tucson certain ly had it's flil Of good, fast, clean, foot ball in the recent season. and it nos has the promise of the best basket all season Of its history. It is more than l promise, however as a basket bail league has been formed. com pcsed of the TWO fast Athletic Club teams. the Meteors and the Re iauCe, and the University and High School teams. From inc past games played between the above teams, a hot race .s assu1ed. The strict rules of 1910 season are 70 be used. which promote a last and clean game. A loving cup
 will be presented tC the champions Of the city. The series will last for
 four succe ssive weeks, beginning on Friday night January l4,. when the first games were played. Double
 headers vii be played every FIiday
 for three week and at the end of that per.od ihe tao teams having the hlgh- est percentage will fight 1t out on thS fcur,h week Games vi be played in the University gymnasium. wEere tUo hundred IC0ters can be c1s.iy i accommodated. Each set of games will be announced beforehand by tho ] p2 pe-5. placards. and hlndbills
 : The two teams Oi the Athletic | club and the VarsitL team are under 1 the able coaching of Ar Retzer oI : the Athletic club The teams or tle : club are backed up by abCat Sn' months Of steady practice and. under | their coach. will urely make it hOi I for the other two contestants. We practice games have been latei, played between the High School ant
 Varsity which the Varsity won. fh'
 victories tyere secured by the Ye', narrow margins, however. the las ] game fei1e 3I to ZS.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
GLOBE MAN TELLS
 TALL CASH YARN
AS CONSEQUENCE EMIL BAR oUIsT WILL BE EXAMINED AS TO HIS SANITY.
where's the money?

Where's the money?
 That's the question that Is pnzziing local officers in the ease of Emil Bar quis,. who is now in the branca county jail and who vii be taken so Toptstone. where bis sanity viii be looked into.
 Barqaist. who is of anything but -prepossess!ng appearance. arrived in town Sunday. coming from G'obe he sssys: where ne has been working. He astonished everybody in the down town district by ceiling them that he had si1.G50 deposited in the First Naional Bank here. the proceeds, of a ~ciehn-up in a faro game here three years ago"
 Owing to his wild talk he was tnk- en in tow by officers and yesterday afternoon put through a course of questioning in Justice High office. Deputy Shern White acting as in quisitor.
 To White, Barquist stated that n'. played faro one night in the old Orient saloon on Main street. in 1907. and that he won $l1.650. He said that a man named Sullivan was run ming the Orient at that time. and that he morning afer he gnie he put the money in the First National bank. He said he worked here for some time. then became broke and beat it out of town. going to Globe, where he has worked since.
 Didn't you think Of the money ;n the bank when you were broker" he was asked
 No, I didn't think of t until few days ago at Globe
 Did you come here broke"
 Yes.
 Why dicnt you te,egraph 'yoar taakers?r
 Forgot about it."
 At the First National bank it, was learned that no such man as BarquisJ sad ever deposited any such isum. neither that There never was a,man named Sullivan was ran the Orient saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
The Bisbee Co. MAIN STREET BISBEE&LOWELL
IF ts AM aRT-

IT IS AN ART.
 It means something more than sim ply cutting letters We pride our siyes in our
 Unique Designs. They are original and appropriate for the article to be engraved. No two alike Your Silverware will not have the same lettering as your neighbors'. We conform to your suggestions if you like. Come and see samples of the work we have done. Our prices on Jewelry and Silverware are reason able and we ENGRAvE them free of charge.
 L. l.. GILMAN
 LEADING JEwELER. Flat Iron Bldg. Main St
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
YW.C.A. MAKES PLANS
 FOR ANNUAL BANQUET
TERRITORIAL SECRETARY, MISS PATCH. WILL BE GUEST OF r HONOR AND MAKE CHIEF AD- DRESS.

Local members Of the Young Wo mems Christian association are mak- ing active preparations for the annual banquet ard membership meeting of the association. It win be held the first week in February and is the sec ond of its kind attempted. The fist one was held about this tine Inst year
 Miss Caroline Patch. secretary oi the territorial committees. will be the guest of honor. She will also make the principal address. Others who will speak are several of the local cler- gymen, Miss Elizabeth Jones. the local secretary. and some of the members The affair will be held at the associa' ticn building.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
SOME GREAT SCORES
 IN BAD WEATHER
RIFLE CLUB SHOOTS UNDER DIFF
 FACULTIES AT THE PITS ON
 SUNDAY.

Sunday was poer day for shoot ing at the grounds of the Bisbee Rife Club, owing to the alternate light and dark targets. There was So strong wind blowing across the range, from 12 to 30 miles an hour, At the two and three hundred yaF'i ranges. both cff.hand and kneeling, it was almost impossible for one to keep his feet. but nevertheless some remarkable scores were made. Foi lavyjno is the tabulaticn:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18

uated n the Los cabezas mining dis t1ict.
 Amendments to the articles Of ia corporations Of the Gold Quen Ain- ing company have also ben d.ea, whereby the company amends article number fcur to read the capital stock shall be one million dollars. divided into one million shares Of the par value of one dollar each.
 Gertrude Bennett has filed land claim whereby she c'ains the nortl one-half of the noTthwes. cne-quarter Of section 10. and the south one-ha' of the southwest one-quarter of sec ton 9. township 19 south range 25 east
 A bend for deed has also been filed whereby Marie s. Myers and George Myers and c. A. Walker give bond to the California and Paradise Mining Company for the Colorado mining claim situated in the California miu ing district. The consideration given for the said bond is $10.00o.
 The United States government has granted a patent to Isaac D. Peter son.
 Charles Knapp has fled land claim whereby be claims a tract oi land two miles due northeast of the Three C Cattle company's well. and about six miles northeast Of the town Of Keiton e R N
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Jan. 17.-Nearly one thousand farmers from the cen tral states assembled at the Univer- sity of Illinois today for the annual convention of the Illinois Corn Crow CTS and Stockmen's associations. The programme of the joint gathering ex- tends over a period of two weeks aud provides for numerous interesting features.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 17.-Nearly all of the prominent vesseimen O, the Great Lakes are gathered in Ds- troit for the annual meeting of the several organizations in which they are interested. During the week the-e will be meetings of the lumber car riers. the Lake Carriers association and the Great Lakes Protective asso- citation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. IT, The fifth annual championsfdp oi th' California Women Golfers associatioTS had an suspicious opening today at the San Francisco Golf aud Country club.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
SAYS PROFITS ON
FOOD ARE roo HIGH
Secretary Wilson Declares Re-
taiIers Exact 28 Per Cent.

Philadelphia. Jan 27-"The people
are paying the retailers too much for
their food. Thirty.eight per cent is the
average retail profit throughout the
country. and II Is too great an exac.
ton 10 charge
Secretary Wilson. OF the department
of agriculture. in these words reiter.
ated his answer to the question as TO
the cause OF the high prices Of food
products. He visited this city to hear
his daughter. Miss Flora Wilson. make
her debut as a concert singer at the
Bellevue Stratford. and was afterwards
entertained AT a banquet at the Manu-.
facturers' club.
Mr.. Wilson was asked TO explain his
statement that retail food dealers In
Philadelphia exacted 20 per cent profit.
He said;
"By 20 Ter cent profit | mean the
difference between the price at which
the retailer sells and that at which he
buys. do not mean to take into cor
sideration the cost OF marketing the
goods. As the average throughout the
United States is 3S per cent. ranging
from II per cent to IS per cent In
nifty cities investigated. the latter high
profit being obtained In Shreveport.
La. and Mobile. Ala. the 20 per cent
OF profit in Philadelphia Is small COM
pared with the rest"
''ff there are too many dealers.
would not excessive competition re-
duce rather than raise profits?" was
asked.
There is no competition" was the
reply. There Is a combination that
controls prices. do not say that there
Is n combination among the retailers.
I wish this 10 be understood. do not
know what the nature Of the combine.
tion Is that sustains prices. Congress
is investigating this matter and has
the power to call witnesses and make
them testify have not
"But II is my idea that It will be
found that there Is combination
among the wholesalers that dictates
prices 10 the retailers. that tells them
what they must charge their custom
ers."