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The Washington times., 1910-03-04

point as well as from the standpoint OF
fashion.
AS most women prefer 10 buy heir
"trot-aboUt" bonnet before they invest
Ia the more dressy hat for later wear.
I have selected three unusually smart
models 10 show the trend or things IN
morning headwear The hats pres ented
are suitable for the debutante scA her
elder sister, though with some moe flea
tions the mother Of such an interesting
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
Interest Grows in Puzzles.
Bringing Pleasure to Many

THE solutions to the puzzle con-
tinUe 20 arrive. and with them
come some interesting corre-
spondence For instance, here is
a word Of thanks from one OF the recent
prize winners.
COS Massachusetts, avenue.
The Washington Times.
Gentlemen: / am In receipt OF
your letter OF February "a, inclos-
ing check for s. for which please
accept my thanks. I have en-
JOyed the weekly puzzles, as we'll
IS found tnem instructive. This
IS my frs. luck. although my lists
have often been correct, but too
late FOR the running. Sincerely,
BESSIE W. FRANZONL
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Tea IN Sitting Room.

A Patron-It is entirely proper for YOU
20 serve tea in your sitting room if it
is more convenient Indeed, the average
householder who observes the custom
OF serving afternoon tea has II taken
either to '-er living room OF her drawing
room.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
Reference Libraries.

H. D. 1.-The only reference libraries
7 know Of In Washington are those con-
Eected with the Public Library and the
Library Of Congress
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
SEASONING POTATOES

a good way 10 season Irish pota-os-
is 20 wash them. then roll them in san
before they are dry This viii MAKE
tEem nea-y and well seasoned after
roasting
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

I the art OF embroiderinE. and am
especially pleased 70 have her approval
Of the patterns. although she tells me
| she has not tried the new method OF
| applying the design
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
Feather Bed Not Dutiable.

Mrs. K--A feather bed brought from
Germany by your sister would not be
dutiable
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From o'clock this afternoon on. the
judges will be engaged in the task OF
awarding the prize and "who wins"
viii be duly announced on Sunday.
FRANCES CARROLL.
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Yet another says:
Nv Dear Miss Earrs1il

Yet another says.
NV Dear Miss Carroll:
am sending herewith my sOlu-
tion OF the puzzle FOR this week
/ have no idea that all the ladies
are named correctly, as L am sure
there are some who would name
Virginia Dare. as the first Ameri-
can belle. However, I think the
distinction should he accorded the
Puritan maid
7 am enjoying the puzzles very
much since I have taken them
up. though no prize has come to
me. Il is fun TO see how near one
IS to the opinion Of the originator
OF the pu zzla Very truly yours.
GERTRUDE T.. FARRELLY.
24l5 First street northwest
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etter:
MY Dear Miss Carol:
Not that l think I have the ghost
OF a show. in submitting my i.-
complete list, bat that 7 beloIry In
the circle, and this contest is so
very interesting I cannot resist.
Now VII you. through your in
quiry column answer the follow
ing: I wish some books: some
thing biographical Of men. wom-
en-. and events-in interesting
form. Will you advise me? For
instance, for just such research
as this contest calls for, to find
] am Handicapped for references.
I am a great stay-at-home, and
call these puzzles or their
working out. my matinee Am
glad the seed IS sOWn for mid
week puzzles. It is seasOnable
and I hope 10 see young blades
soon"
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NIrs. Fred r. FranzonL

Arother one registers her feelings
this faphion:
Dea- Miss Carroll.
Please ACCEPT my sincere thanks
for awarding me the first prize
In last weeks puzzle
Imagine my surprise when upon
the arrival of The Times this af-
ternOon. / discovered that / had
been returned a winner.
The best I expected was hon
orable mention, hut 20 be award.
ed a prize. cr3 first prize at
that, IS almOsr too much to bear.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

Finally. from Mrs. Lila p. Wallace,
OF 1908 Potomac avenue southeast, ]
have received the following interesting
LETTER.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
Daily Horoscope
sThe stars incline, but do not
compel"
Saturday, March :, 1910,
Saturday, March ;, 1910.

Courage with Prudence blend.
Wen shall thy efforts terd.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

BABYS first tooth usually ap-
pears between the sixth and
eighth month. although chill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
KAUFMAN re
TOUR the
WORLD
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-If
big AL Kaufman manages to put a
crimp in "Boae-Crusher" Sam
Langford at their little fistic meet
ing he win make tour of Eng
land under the management of
Bob Deadly and clean a little coin
from the English sport lovers. If
he fails to win, he Is going any
way.
AL is training at the Seal Rock
house with Jack Johnson and says
he Is in first class shape. He sees
nothing to the scrap but himself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
BY TIP WRIGHT.

BEN LOMIoND. Cal, June IL.
The Jim-Jim's-no, not Jim
jams, are at 1t daily with the
stuffed mitts.
Referring, by the way, to Jim
Jeffries and Jim Corbett, once
rivals in the squared ring, but
now the greatest of friends-the
Damon and Pythias of the fighting
game.
Corbett arrived on the coast in
splendid condition. The master
boxer, the man who invented the
present style of scientific glove
lcombats, is here out of unselfish
friendship for the man who twice
defeated him.
He came without financial
|recompense. His services, not to
Ibe valued lightly, were rendered
because of his friendship for the
giant who is to meet Jack John
son July 4. There isn't anything
in 1t for Gentleman Jim save the
satisfaction of having helped his
old rival get fit for the common
foe.
And that the public appreciates
Corbett's motive has been appar-
ent ever since he was received by
a delegation as he stepped from
his train. He was the hero when
Jeffries gave an exhibition in the
Dreamland rink and he is the
hero today. San Francisco Is
NUTS" over this native son.
Corbett is here to speed JEFF to
racing pitch. Their daily bouts
on the sod are marvels of boxing
science. The lightning Corbett,
with the old cunning, if the
strength has been Slapped, carries
his giant opponent through the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Jim Coffroth is trying to sign
up Sam Langford and Stanley
Ketchell for July 2,
Jem Dresco1l, clever English
boxer, is seriously i'll and his
match with Abe Attell will be
postponed.
The drivers who participated
lin the recent auto race meet at
indianapolis say the track there
lis by far the best and fastest in
this country, and is on a par with
the famous Brooklands track in
England.
Mel Sheppard, about the nifti-
est runner on this side of the big
water. is going to Italy next
month, to meet some of the Ital-
ian cracks. Sheppard has been
offered 10000 lire, whatever that
is, and his expenses. Now IL that
lire stuff came from the west
coast what a beautiful chance
some of the humorists would
have
Packy Mcfarland is coming
home, as Freddie Welsh has re-
fused to make another match
with him.
Pari mutueis betting machines
proved entirely satisfactory al
Louisville, and will probably be
installed in Louisiana.
Joe Jeanette may meet Sam
Langford in New York nexl
month. Jeanette has made a "a,
vorable showing down east since
his return from Paris.
Owners OF Cleveland base bal
club don't favor Sunday league
games. They say Sunday game
would spoil the crowds during the
week.
/
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lspecial Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondeuce.)
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, June
|14.-Dan Patch has been perma-
|nently retired from the racing and
speed exhibition stage. M. w.
Savage, owner of Dan. is author
lily for the statement that the
king of PAGERS will never again be
called ON to go a mile against
time or for exhibition purposes.
Under the care of Charlie Plum
mer, who has been Dams keeper
for years, the great PAGER will be
exhibited at several of the leading
state fairs this summer. but he
win be kept in a specially con-
structed stall and will travel In q
palace horse car.
The best judges of horseflesh in
this country have conceded to Dan
Patch the title of being the best
harness horse ever bred. and his
mark OF 1:55 for the mile prob
ably win stand for years to come.
During his career on the track
Dan has trotted 73 miles in under
10 minutes: a record never equaled
or approached by any other horse
He has lowered the worlds record
IA times and now holds worlds
records. Dams last fast mile was
at Phoenix, Ariz-. last fan. when
without any special preparation.
he paced two miles in z:osA and
l2:e2H.
The great racer win spend his
declining years on savage's stock
farm near this city. where he will
receive the best Of care.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
Tigers Climb Out Of
Cellar In Fine Style
FIIAY GOOD GAME AND BEAT
INDIANS 81.
NORTHWESTERN JnAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.

SPOKANE, June aa.--one ball
game here yesterday changed
avery teams position in the league
race. Tacoma gave the Indians
. trouncing and Jared them out
OF first place, allowing Vancouver
which did not play at all to again
take lead lead. At the same
time Tacoma crafwled out OF the
cellar and Seattle, which was also
resting dropped into the hole
again.
Il was a great game for the Ia
coma end. McCamment was ia the
box. He was very stingy with
hits. The Tigers, however, were
hammering the bali hard. Cole
man got four lusty drives, Stevens
got back in the game and signaliz-
ed his entrance with three hits
and the rest came along when
needed. in the lucky seventh the
visiting team jumped on Killilay
and then again in the ninth.
Score: r. II r
Tacoma ....s.. u. 49,. 8 IL 1
spokane ..-.........., 4
Batteries: McCamment and
Byrnes; Killilay and Brooks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
LABEL HAS THE
BETTER OF
LONG

Abe Label, the California boxer,
was too much for Louie Long at
the Glide rink last night and was
given the decision at the end OF
ten rounds. Long said he could
go for 100 rounds the way they
were going but he admitted he
was outpointed by the shifty
youngster from California.
Label hit Long almost at will
but was not there when Long
swung to put him out. The boy
was lightning on his feet and al
ways got away He said the only
time Long hurt him a bit was
when he buted him with his head.
The tenth round was the live
Hest and both men went at 1t 70
do something. Nobody was hurt.
however.
Roscoe Taylor aud Pete Nc
Weigh both challenged Label fol-
lowing his victory over Long.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
ANNUAL MEET
FOR STADIUM

1t Is probable the interscho-
lastic track and field meet, which
has heretofore been held at the
University of Washington, viii
hereafter be held at the Tacoma
stadium. The three Seattle High
schools which participated In the
meet here last week are in favor
Of it and they gave the Tacoma
management assurance that II Ia
coma invited the schools they
would come. This means that
hereafter an annual athletic tour
nament will be on the boards for
the stadium in which the schools
Of the state will compete.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
.EPWORTH WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP

The season for the Sunday
School league closed last evening
when Epworth church won the
rubber from First Methodist and
thereby took the pennant. 1t
will be presented at a big banquet
at the Y. M. @. A. Wednesday
evening at which all the players
who participated in the league
race will be present.
The game last night was easy
for Epworth. The First church
boys could not hit Earle and the
Epworth fellows got onto the
curves of Brewer in good shape.
They scored four times in the first
inning and at the finish the tally
board showed I to 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
DIAMOND GL|NTS

The boycott on the Cleveland
team has been raised. John Mitch.
ell and Ban johnson conferred
with Cleveland labor. leaders and
prevailed on them to call off the
boycott.
Z Rumor that Joe O'Brien, formed
president. of the American associ
alton. is to succeed Horace Fogs
as boss of the Phillies, is denied
by both men. 4
Joe Higgins, a semi-pro from
Bedford Park. N. Y. has beer
signed by Jack O'Connor. Higgins
is first sacker, and the wise
enes around the circuit prSd4ci
that Pat Newman, recently pur-
chased from Houston. will go back
to the minors when he reports.
The New York Giants wants
catchers and wants them badly
Myers Is bloomer, according &c
the fans.
Up to June Z the Maps have
had IA games postponed on nc
count of rain. 1t has been 4
lovely spring in Cleveland mot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
A DREADFUL WOUND

from knife, gun, tin can, rusty
nail, fireworks, or of any other
nature demands prompt treatment
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to
prevent blood poison or gangrene.
It's the quickest, surest healer
for all wounds, as also for Burns,
Boils, Sores, Skin Eruptions,
Eczema, Chapped Hands, Corns or
Piles. 25c, at Ryner Malstrom's,
93S Pacific avenue. 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
NJ FARLANO AND
WELSH TO MEET
AGAIN IN JULY
(By United Press Leased Wire. !,

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, June 14.--PacKey
Mcfarland, the pride OF the Chi
cago stockyards, and Welsh VIII
probably fight at Cardiff, Wales,
early in July. The purse will be
$40, geo.
The general dissatisfaction of
the sporting public over the ref
eree's decision which robbed Nc
Fariand of the last bout between
the two youngsters insures a good
attendance at the next match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
JOE CANS Is IN
VERY BAD
SHAPE

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
sam FRANCISCO, June IL
News came from Phoenix, Ariz.,
today that Joe Cans, former light
weight champion, is very near
death from tuberculosis.
Cans is said to be a mere shad-
ow of the old fighter who once
conquered Britt, Nelson and all
other aspirants for lightweight
honors.
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believes that what Jeffries re-
quires is to become accustomed to
the speed with which johnson de-
livers his punches. AS for clinches
and breakaways, no one doub-s
the ability of Jeffries to give more
than he receives.
Sometimes, during these bouts,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

jeff gets tired of acting as the re-
ceiving end and tears into Corbett
with rush that Is Irresistible.
Some day, in the room where the
two occasionally retire to work in
private, jeff is going to start one
of these rushes and everyone In
camp will be fooled If Corbett
doesn't star in hurried exit, Wit
one of the windows.
There's no denying that Corbett
has worked wonders with the Los
Angeles phenom. His good ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

ture and sunshily disposition, his
boxing and his friendship for JEFF
cries have worked to create an en-
tirely different atmosphere in Ben
Lomond and even the birds and
beasts which were grouchy before
he came seem to have taken heart
in the new order of things.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

Boys under IA: DO you want
TO make some money this sum-
mer9 IL you do. call Ai733 or
Main 7s3. after 5 O'Clock, and ask
for Perkins OF James and get the
secret
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

the critics looked for the Athlet-
les 70 blow up. Davis took charge
and the team cleaned MP against
Dsttoit and other western teams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

rounds at top speed. Does he
hit Jim JEFF? Well, ratherf
That old tantalizing left shoots
out and the right is whipped
across to jaw or stomach with the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14

same old accuracy. II with less
power, and JEFF likes 1t.
Conbett. is the same old dancing
master. At times he mixes with
Jeffries, but not often, because he
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

A special dispatch to the Commer- cial Appeal dated Sunday, April 24, stated that there had been organized in this city a Boosters Club. whose activities would be along the same lines as those Of a board Of trade or business league. Inquiry developed the information that there had been some talk Of recognizing the Forrest Club into such an organization. Whether or not this is fact remains to be seen, and it is 10 be hoped that enough enthusiasm can be instilled to bring about the formation of some such organization, and that every cit izen and business man will join and work with heart and soul for the up building of Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

\ trip over some oi the roads If the county sunday showed their sad need of attention. In the Madison road between the brickyard and Grow creek the road has lacked attention so long that large stones are working up over the surface, making extremely rough driving In this stretch there are also several bridges that are sadly in need of immediate attention. one ai them being broken ill two ill the mid de and presenting q decidedly sway backed appearances Another bridge iast beyond Cow Springs las had se1- eral blanks ab one end washed oUt leaving bad gap, that makes driving across it very dangerous and uncom- fortabe The roads of the county need working. need il at once and need il badly.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

We have been printing in these col umns for the past two weeks a School Election Proclamation. calling the at tention Of the voters to the school election which VIII b. held in this county on ;he 21>' day of May. talo This is a most important election In this district Special School District No. . there are two directors to be elected. and vote also to be taken upon tie question of the rate Of tax atiou. IL behooyes every one of our citizens and more especially those who have children Of an educable age to take an interest in this election. and it is to be hoped that a large vote will be polled
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

Tne Times is sad t3 note eha- our citizens seem 10 be waking n, and that many of them are leaning D their premises. moving their lawns and otherwise making things for a city beautiful, and taking more inter est i'll their surroundings. This is as i should be, and we hope others will follow the good example set them. \
 arge number of home owners have removed unsightly fences from their sards. planted trees, flowers and shrub Dery. and these are dependent upon the strict enforcement of the stock laws for the preservation of their im- proeements. We hope the new ad- ministration will keep this matter in mind. and not for a minute tolerate any breach Of this splendid ordinance.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
Called Meeting Tuesday Evening May.
 ar Appoints Committees.

The city council met Tuesday even ing al the city hall in special session. Mayor Boyle presiding. and Jno. M. Brown, jr., recorder The following aldermen were present: l. w Barnes. L. II. Merritt, F.. ]. P'Pool, Robt. Britain and T C. Merwin. Absent. S. r. Mcdaniel
 The purpose of the meeting was mainly to hear the mayor read his list of appointments To the various com mittees as follows.
 Water and Light Committee-J. W. Barnes. Chairman: F.. ]. P'Po1l. \. D. Boyle
 Finance Committee T C. Merwin. i Chairman: S. F. Mcdaniel. | W Barnes.
 Streets and Alleys Committee \. D. Boyle, Chairman; L. IT. Merritt, Robt Britain.
 Claims Committees, r. Mcdaniel Chairman; l.. ]. P'Pool,L Merritt.
 Ordinance Committee-E. !. P'Pool, Chairman; Robt Britain, S r. Me. Daniel.
 Fire Committee L. H. Merritt Chairman; s. P. MtDaniel, ] W Barnes.
 Printing Committee -Robt. Brit tain, Chairman; T. (. Merwin, E. ] P'Pool.
 \ motion was made by Alderman Britain, seconded by Merwin, that q committee be appointed to wait upon the marshal, and that lie Be in structed to enforce all the city ordi nances to the letter. The following committee was appointed: Rabt Brit tain, Merwin and Merritt
 Dr H. r. Bogart was elected presi dent of the Board of Health.
 \ general discussion followed. whicl WAS joined in by the Mayor and al the members, in which matters ap pertaining 10 the city finances and tt the municipal water and light plan were talked over and various plan considered for the betterment of thes matters
 The council then adjourned anti the next regular meeting Taesda. night. May ,. l9l0
 1he council held a called meetin. this meeting this morning and re voked the permission given to tin Great Western Oil Company. to re build their warehouse which wa, burned some time ago. THe counci considered il q nuisance. and the mar shal was instructed to notify tht company t0 remove the debris
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

The daily papers yesterday printed the news that Little Rock had secured the l4ll reunion of the Confederate
 veterans. a piece of information that caused every loyal Arkansan's heart
 to beat with pride We want Co re- mark that the boys in grey will find that they have made no mistake in choosing the Arkansas capital for their next annual gathering and that not only will the citizens of the City of Roses strain every nerve and sinew
 in an endeavor to make their enter taiumeut thing long to be remem- ed, but every town and city in the state will unite with Little Rock in
 making their stay within the bounds of this the grandest state in the union. eae s9Hg t9 be remembered, and that each and every citizen Will deliEhf to honor and royalty care for ttc thinning ranks of thc gallant old boys who So n9bly followed the bon nie blue flag through the four long years of civil strife Little Rock. aud not Little Rock alone, but tie entire
 state will welcome the coming of the i boys in grey
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

The appointment Of Judge F.. A Rolfe 10 the Directorate of the St. Francis Leyee Board is matter of much importance. and of signal grati- tication 10 his many.friends, and he is receiving their hearty congratula- tious Judge Rolfe is the County and Probate Judge of St Francis county. position which he is filling in very satisfactory manner, and has been an active political friend of Governor Donaghey in both his campaigns yielding all influence which was pro ductiye. and for which the Governor would have been ungrateful had he failed 10 recognize and acknowledge il Judge Rolfe is a successful busi- ness man and is largely interested in the bottom lands. We hope his ad- ministration aS a director will be pleasant and productive of great good to himself and all others who ale pc. cuniarily or otherwise interested in the St Francis basin lt is the coming Garden of Eden and deserves his hest efforts in is behalf
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
1 nOcker

is man who can't see good in person or thing. It's habit caused by dis ordered liver If you find that you are beginning to see things through blue spectacles, treat your liver 10 d good cleaning out process with Bal lard'S llerbine. A sure cure for con stipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, biliouSness, all liver, stom- ach and bowel troubles Sold by j. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
Sovereign E. N. Jewell Addresses the
 N00dmen.

Sovereign E " Jewell. financial chairman Sovereign Lodge Woodmen oi the World, addressed a large and appreeiaiiye audience at the Court House Iast Saturday evening and de- Afefed Ferf interesting and in- siraeti9e ieeaare upon Wooderaft. speaking ef the growth of fEe order since l's foundation ani the many 9#leitt> aeeraiHg t9 ifs menbef,
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
Eminent 4nthorifla. Sar

that outdoor exercise < needed b4 the American people That,s all Yery well, but, how ean people with rheu- natlsm follow tha- advice. The an. SWer x very simplease Ballard1s Snow Llniment and the rheumatism VIII go. leaving you as spry= =as q colt. HlYes quick and permanent relief from rheumatism, neuralgia. lame back and all pains. Sold by !. T. san derS