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II Fads, Fashions and Home Hints for 6Z)onen

blouse.
A green velveteen suit is made
with a Russian blouse, and is
trimmed with marten.
Least expensive of house coats
for men are made of vicuna; the
most comfortable are of padded
silk.
The frame for building up the
turban coiffure is made of erin,
with or without a covering of
false hair.
Owing to the foreign craze for
skunk, foresighted buyers are
picking up good pieces for next
years wearing.
Wide velvet ribbon makes the
new bow for the collar. 1t is
knotted in the middle without
loops and the ends are deeply
notched.
The fad for metallic effects is
seen in silk petticoats, holiday
novelties showing changeable col
ors in blue and gold, and green
and gold.
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Young Mr.. House Mouse was
feeling very grumpy and cross in
deed as he sat hunched up back
of the kitchen range with his head
done up in a bit of white flannel
and his bottle of peppermint by
his side.
mo wonder" squeaked his
cousin, Mr.. Field Mouse, who had
moved from the cornfield into the
farmhouse during the cold wealth
Ter. "If you hadn't been such a
|glutton and tried to eat a whole
stick of candy, besides half a
piece of cake. you would have felt
better. Your mamma told you
not to touch one of the Christmas
presents Santa put into the stock
lings. Just because she had to
stay at home Christmas night to
look after her four pink little baby
mice and couldn't watch you, you
had to get into trouble and dis
obey her.
II peeped through the hole
by the door and saw how the lit
tie girl cried because you had
eaten so much of her candy. 1t
just served you right, and I'm
glad you have the toothache. II
you had been simpler in your
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DuflYSborfSfory

following Friday morning the
Trumpet appeared as usual. On
the first page, in bold, black
headlines, was this caption:
ELECT SCALAWAG!
Young Mems Social Club
Chooses 'Dink' Fuller, Snipe-
Smoking, Brick-Pressing, Ash
nine Pinhead, as President for
Coming Year"
Still lanother read:
DEATH OF P. BURNS
"Wickest Old Hypocrite in
Terry county Passes Into
Great Torrid Zone-Occasion
of General Rejoicing"
Farther along was the account
of Miss Kendall's purple tea,
with the angular and bony" host
ess assisted in receiving by Miss
Violet Sands Gin a five-year-old
alpaca" and Miss Louise Johnson
''in a $2.S9 suit just arrived from
the Chicago mail order house. /"
Other items told of Deacon
Browns cheating the eyelids off
Squire Pate in a mule trade, of
little Tad Templeman stealing
watermelons from Farmer Lee,
and of Miss Amelia Davis jilting
Uncle Jed Potter for the four
teenth time.
There was one bright spot in
the too frank Trumpet: miss
Vera Martin, the Mary Anderson
of Pinkneyville," is studying for
a dramatic career" ETC., etc.
AS was inevitable, the Trumpet
had pleasant callers" that day.
AS a result, young Mr.. Williams,
the editor, having fought grimly
al lday for the truth, appeared at
the Martin mansion with a some
what battered and plastered coun-
tenance.
81 have told the truth, and
nothing but the truth" he an
nounced; ''also / have made dis
tinctions. And this is my re-
ward"
Miss Martin blushed divinely.
ut was dear of you to single me
out as you did. And I'm awfulIy
distressed about your bruises"
That all right" grinned
young Williams. Now that
question I've been asking you the
last six months?"
"Oh, that viii be all right, too"
said Miss Martin.
Then 1t pays to tell the truth, :"
declared the editor of the Trum-
pet, wrinkling his coat sleeve.
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)ITORIAL PAGE OF THE TACOMA TIMES

lings helping in his campaigns, for Poindexter had
manhood enough to stand for the people against the
dctation of Cannon
Eliminate the Poindexters, the Bristows, the
Oapps and Delivers and stock up with more Can
nons McCormicks, Shoots and other trust boost
is the program of the administration and the in
terests.
In the days of Mark Hanna that thing was win
ner But times have changed.
There is just uncertain factor in the situation
And that factor is the people.
They are beginning to get onto the game. They
are beginning to like to hear the Cumminses and
Poindexters and Bristows. They are beginning to
object to high prices for everything they buy and
low prices for the labor they must SELL They are be-
ginning to think there is screw loose somewhere in
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in the magazines BIacklisted. Cummins talks too
much at dinner in Des Mones. No patronage for
Cummins. Poindexter is not regular and fought
Cannon Down with Poindexter This is the admin.
stration program. b ri
Be good; lick the hand of Cannon and Aldrich;
don't have any opinions, or if you have, suppress
them; always vote for special privileges to skin the
people; boost the trusts, boost the administration
boost for the interests and tell the people they
all right though starving, and you stand at the
distribute patronage to build up your political ma
chine. Such is the edict of the gang at Washington
headed by Taft, Cannon and Aldrch.
There will be no pie for Pondexter in this state
lie will appoint no postmasters he will get help
IN the election, he will find administration hire
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tastes like our family, you'd have
been contented to eat the cereal
that cook dropped in the sink. l
don't sympathize with you a bit.
All the good mice are going up to
the attic for a frolic now" And
whisking his tail, Mr.. Field Mouse
"Goodby."
Poor Mr.. House Mouse took
another swallow of peppermint.
and with one pay on his aching
tooth, he groaned and said to him.
self that next time he wouldn't
even smell Christmas candy.
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THE TRUTH FOR
PINKNEYVILLE
BY Stuart b. Stone.

For 40 years the Weekly Trum-
pet had throttled vice and corrup-
ton, recovered lost hame-strings
and red bandanas, and made the
eagle flap and scream to the sat
isfaction of all the best people of
the best town in the best country
on earth"
But a wave of love and regard
for the strict truth swooped down
upon Pinkneyville and 1.-The best
advertising medium in Terry coun-
fy" went awash.
For instance, when young AL
fred Upper forsook the haunts
of his youth to seek his fortune
In the city, the Trumpet blew:
"Pfnkneyyille regrets to lose so
estimable young man" While
the truth of the matter was that
Pinkneyville could have spared
fifty more just such gentry as Mr..
Upper, and benefited.
Finally the Trumpet, herald
ing Miss Vera Martins appear
ance in amateur theatricals, cali
ed her "a vision of JunoesqueI
loveiiness-a dream of Olympian
beauty--a reincarnation of the old
Greek perfect woman"
You're to ogushing!" criticised
the fair Vera. Zone never knows
what to credit"
Anderson Williams, the young
editor of the Trumpet, frowned.
~They're all complaining on that
score. always endeavor to say
the best things I can"
Make some manner of distinc-
ton" pursued Miss Martin.
Everybody can't be perfect
Every lady can't be the lowell
est.
"AlI right" murmured young
Williams, and went away, still
frownine.
All that week he needed the
rising tide of complaint. but set
his jaw and said nothing. On the
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MAN WHO THREW
cop" Is FINED

A. Norman. OF Bismarck, was
fined 800 yesterday by Police
Judge Arntson for resisting an Of
ficer. Patrolman shaffer sought
to arrest Norman for drunkenness.
and Norman picked the policeman
up by the ankles and dumped.
him.
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Scientist treasures us. Says a
collision of our planet with an
other is "only slightly theoreti.
|cally possible" 1t seems then
that we are constructively safe
And yet
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THE HINDU MOTHER

The Hindu mother is the home
the pitiful faith
is of their beliefs
Hindu degrade their In a that
tolerate mother child
that only mother knows but she tell when will be
taken from again.
rights in India and the mothers treated
than the animals which bear their husbands burdens
be a enghtenng
Hindu mother will the right live mothers
of other nations 10.
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Mrs. Helen Hoy-Greeley, New
York's leading woman lawyer,
was the only woman to be invited
to contribute to the well-known
series of Great American Law
yers," compiled by the dean of
the University of Pennsylvania
law school.
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SOCIE6y

An invitation has been exteAd-
ed to the club women of Tacoma
by President Thomas Carstens Of
the Carstens Packing company to
attend a luncheon given at the
plant Tuesday. January IL. The
Officers of the various clubs will
be taken to the packing plant on
special cars and will be taken on
a complete inspection tour before
sitting down to the elaborate
luncheon In the dining room at
the headquarters building.
Mrs. ]. @. Mason will open he's
home on North Washington ave-
nue. tomorrow afternoon for an
elaborate reception given comr!i-
mentary to the members of the
Woman's club. The affair is an
annual one and centers much in
terest among the women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred w. Otaess
of South o street entertained Win
family reunion Sunday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Anderson
and Miss Cora James Anderson,
of Portland, Ore. At noon a
Christmas dinner was served, TO-
lowing which the guests joined In
singing old-fashioned songs.
The Royal Neighbors and the
Modern Woodmen of America will
hold joint installation of officers
this evening at Eagles hall.
This evening at the home OF
Mrs. Paul ]. Fransioli on North
Yakima avenue. the wedding Of
Miss Emile Thomas and Mr.. AL
bert Armstrong will be solmnized.
Miss Thomas has just recently re-
turned from trip abroad with
her mother, Mrs. Howard Dunlevy
Thomas. Mrs. Fransioli is a sis
ter of the bride.
The Ladies' Aid society of st.
Johns English Lutheran churen
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. N. Creulich,
1919 South Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Knapp will
entertain the June-Yel club this
evening at their home on South
K street.
Mrs. Joe Cheim and daughter,
Elsie, left YESTERDAY Sor San Frau
cisco where they will visit reia-
tives and friends for some time.
Miss Cheim, who is one of Ia
gifted young pianists, will
continue her study of music IN
der Mansfield, famous teacher.
Miss Inez Clay will be hostess
this evening for a meeting of the
members of a small bridge club
which meets fortnight1y.
The Aurora club meets tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Sturley. The program
will be devoted to the study Of
the Madonnas and sacred art, uu-
der the leadership of Mrs. N. u.
Walton.
The meeting of the Garment
Workers, which was to have been
held Thursday with DIR. Luema G..
johnson, has been postponed ow.
ing to illness in her family.
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By a merger of Chicago's
South Side trolley lines a 35-mile
ride for 5 cents will be made pos
|sible. That is to say. If the fare
isn't made larger after the mer-
|ger.
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Some surprise caused by the
use of a monocle by w. Gould
Brokaw in the court room. Well.
anyone standing that kind of di-
vorce case shouldn't be expected
to falter at an eccentricity like a
monocle.
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That imaginative clam that he
is still being president of Nicara-
qua is zelaya's amateurish contri-
button to the great hoaxes of his
tory.
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Bronx: Why has Jones become
$50 opposed to clubs?
Harlem: He was introduced to
his wife at country club, married
her at church club; now the ALI
mony he pays her just meets her
club dues.--Judge.
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|T4RES@1y0N

Gingered Pears.-To eight
pounds pears chopped thin, allow
four pounds sugar, or a little less,
one cupful water, the juice and
thin yellow rind of four lemons
(be sure they are not bitter) and
one-eighth pound or more green
ginger root, scraped and cut in
thin slices. Bring the sugar and
water to a boil, add the fruit, gin
ger and lemon, then simmer three
quarters of an hour or until the
of marmalade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-05

A woman leader of an orches-
ira of men is a decided novelty,
but Miss Ethel Smyth Yields the
baton with great success in Lon
don concerts.
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When can boy be said to
have arrived at mans estate?"
when he begins giving his
|old clothes to his father."-Kan.
|sas City Journal.
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secondcss
TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE
TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Comic and H1lnor Section
HAS NO ATTRACTIONS

do think the arship will popular
rich?"
they fly enough petrol in
the faces of the proletarat."
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Chicago official wants his sal
airy reduced. This happens once
in a while, but there is 90 danger
|of 1t becoming epidemic.
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Paddle and splash and merirly
dash
Along the glistening pave;
oh, Rainy Day Lass, when / see
you pass,
I welcome the showers you
brave.
When you look so good
In your snug blue hood,
I'd not have the weather be-
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WONDERFUL SNfHARIT

Why this dishr emind collection
ed the minister at breakfast.
And puzzled looked at the
dish there nothing in it,
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Mrs. Grover Cleveland, who is
in Lausanne, is studying Italian.
She has also identified herself
with Swiss charity movements.
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Knieker: Jones thinks he is
boss.
Booker: But his wife Is the
board of estimate.-Brooklyn
Life.
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Where the Baron Gets the
Best of the Dog Catcher

Should candidate for the office of dog catcher
pay newspaper to print two line item setting
forth his fitness to dog catcher and fail to
have the item marked paid Advertisement he
would be disqualified under the direct primary law
'But when "money barrel candidate for the
United States senate buys column after column
filled with lying, fullsome slush concerning him
self,
When at much per line he has himself compar-
ed to Lincoln and assumes the hOnOrs and virtues OF
the martyr president,
When he literally buys debauches every cor
ruptible newspaper to deceive it's readers, well,
when he does all this the direct primary law, which
protects lis from the deception of the dog catcher
candidate applies to his case aso but here's where
the magnate scores.
The primary law provides penalty for the de-
ceitfu dog catcher but it does not provide penalty
for the more decetful baron who wants to get into
the senate.
Yes, yes honest reader agree with you that
morally the dog catcher candidate, who violates the
law and is disqualified is par with the baron
who skaters it and escapes but then most polite
ians, you know, don't look at the moral aspect of
the case.
Timber trust barons, you also undoubtedly know
are adopts in this game of smashing the law in
places where there can be no legal leone back
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NnthiaGrey5
Letters
Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey:
My naturally curly hair has be-
come straight in the last few
months. What is the cause, and
what can l do to restore the
curl? H. w.
A: This is very unusual con-
dition. and must be due to a
change in your general health.
Improve your health, shampoo
your hair every ten days, rub
scalp daily, and comb and brush
your hair thoroughly twice a day.
In a few months your hair will
probably regain it's curl.
Dear Miss Grey:
What can | do to overcome talk
ing in my sleep? What causes it?
M.
A.: Do not eat too heavy a meal
in the evening. Take a good,
brisk walk for an hour before re-
firing. Have the room kwell ven
tilated and don't take your wor-
ries to bed. 1t is due to activity
of the brain during sleep, and lack
of complete relaxation.
Dear Miss Grey:
A brown substance has formed
on my teeth near the gums. Is
there any way l can remove it?
SUBSCRIBER.
A: Clean your teeth once q
week with powdered pumice stone
and once a week with white soap
suds. Twice a week use one-half
strength peroxide hydrogen as
mouth wash.
Dear Miss Grey:
l have no indigestion, nor do I
wear tight clothing, but my nose
becomes red and perspires when
l go into a warm room from out
doors. What can l do for it?
WORRIED.
A: Battle the face with cold
water when you come indoors.
This will aid in controlling the
circulation.
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Wolves reported ip Ohio. Tut.
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tut, nothing but office seekers.
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ANOTHER PHRASE ExPLAINED

These. said the dealer Pittsburg stogies."
Ah said the customer 1 why they call It the
Smoky City,"
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"A man who slips ON gum shoes
is tina much less liable ter slip OF
tn ice."
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QUITE A PROvIDER
Does your son help keep the house in food2'
Yes; he continually has mother cooking for him."
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WOHRIED.
A: Battle the face with cold
water when you come indoors.
This will aid in controlling the
circulation.
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Mrs. ]. @. Mason will open he's
home on North Washington ave-
nue. tomorrow afternoon for an
elaborate reception given comr!i-
mentary to the members of the
Woman's club. The affair is an
annual one and centers much in
terest among the women.
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The meeting of the Garment
Workers, which was to have been
held Thursday with DIR. Luema G.
johnson, has been postponed ow.
ing to illness in her family.
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The Aurora club meets tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Sturley. The program
will be devoted to the study Of
the Madonnas and sacred art, uu-
der the leadership of Mrs. N. u.
Walton.
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WANTED:

WANTED:-Two furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping; close in
Keith McClatchy, Genu. Delivery.
9St2*
WANTED:-Girl for general house
work at Artesia. apply to Mrs. iE.
E. McNatt, 204 S. Kentucky, Roswell.
9Stf.
WANTED:-A girl for pen work.
Make application in your own hand
writing. Applications made other
wise will not De considered.-Bond-
ed Abstract Co. 9St2
WANTED:-A nondescriptive ticket
to some point in Missouri. Address
sos NJ. Penn. 97t6*
WAETED:-an experienced woman to
do general homework. 21O S. Ky.
Ave. 97tf.
WANTED:-hy young lady, room
with place 10 sleep u of doors. Call
phone sos between $3.50 a IN. and
500 p. IN t1*
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w. o. w.. Basket Picnic.

The w. o. w. lodge will have a
basket picric on July 4th at h s. L.
Bible place, our miles southeast of
Roswell. All Woodmen and tAeir
friends are invited. AS NAM as nj
are requested to bring baskets. Anyone
not having a conveyance please noFi-
fly s. A. Whitesides, f. End ST., at old
Rabb Shop. There viii be plenty OF
lemonade, ice crea- music N
sports, including amateur base ball
game. All free. 97t4..
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within the borders of his state.

within the borders of his state.
Following is the Telegram that was
sent and it explains itself:
Roswell, N. NJ. June 27, 1910.
tton d. ;. DickerSon, Governor New.
Carson City, Nevada.
The Ministerial Alliance of Roswell
New Mexico urgently petition Won TO
save fair Nevada from disgrace. and
orr National holiday from Dissertation
by stopping the proposed Johnson
Jeffries fight. BY so doing you will
merit a nations praise.
George Fowler President.
IL. ,VanValkenburgh, Secty.
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Rube Weeks. pitcher for h RIOS
well base ball team. returned last ev-
ening from Albuquerque. where he
pitched for Clovis in their Sunday
game against the 40 team of Albu-
querque. Clovis lost toe game six to
five Albuquerque went into the last
of the ninth with the score of five tC
two against them. Ii was raining and
a bunch of errors, bases on balls and
a nit or two brought in the our runs
that were needed to win the game.
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Telegraph Dickerson.

The ministers of Roswell met this
sAorning and decided that, regardless
u the fact that their efforts world ac-
no direct good in this case,
il was their duty to put the stamp OF
dsapproval on prize-hghting and es-
Eecially on such fighting as that COM
ikg on the national birthday, July 4,
~ telegraphing Governor Dickerson.
Of Nevada, urging aim 20 stop the
fsgnt N prevent it from taking place
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DISTRICT COURT, cHAvEs
COUNTY.
Jennie Goodwin,

fTAIklI4Hs
VS.. No. 1898.
NJ. L. Goodwin, Defendant.
Notice of Pending Suit.
pfe defendant Is notified that an
action has been commenced against
Aim in the above court. the general
nature of (which is- to obtain O. divorce
or the ground of abandonment and
failure to Support, &c seesEe the ems
tcdy and control of the. minorl child
rem OF the parties and to TO be
vested In the plaintiff In real estate
described as the SEA of Section %
Township 10aS-s n, Is T. and that uht
title thereto be decreed in the plain
tit; and you are furtnar notified that
Iubbesssyou enter your appearance In
said cause On or before the 22nd day
of August, 1870. Judgment win DE
rendered in said cause against you by
default. and q decree pro-confesso en-
.tered by the court.
F1aintihrs attorneys ARE Reid a
.Hervey, Roswell, New Aexico-.
Witness nays hand and senl OF said
Coart this June "a, 1910 I
(SEAL) g. r. ROBERTS.
Clerk 81 District Court.
by Goo. L. Ms1Alys. Deputy
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Musi> in the Air.

Syracuse. N. Y. June 2S.-A great
music festival will accompany the
twenty-second annual convention of
the New York State Music Teachers
Association. opened here today. Five
concerts. in which many noted art
lists viii appear, will be given during
the, coming three days.
Grand Rapids, Mich, June 2S.-Sev-
eral hundred music teachers are here
taday to take part in the tnree-day
program at the State convention.