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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25

There is a craze in Paris for Per-
sian and cashmere chiffon scarfs
bordered with marabout in natural
or dyed colors.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25

on q flat surface Of large ferns and
tiny flags. Narrow ribbons of red,
I'white and blue paper will radiate
from this centerpiece to each cor
Fner of the table, where flags are
fastened.
The potato salad will be served
ION lettuce on small plates and sur.
Grounded by circle of tiny redash-
es, halved, red side up. The indi.
vidual shortcakes will come to the
table each surmounted by a tiny
flag.
After tea is over, our hostess
twill provide each guest with a pen
Gil and list of questions with space
left for answer for the game of ma.
tons. The answer must consist OF
words ending in nation" Here
are some examples:
1. Making things clear.
2. Grit.
3. Unruliness.
4. Murder of prominent person
+, s. Gift for charitable purposes.
6. A popular flower.
Z. A joining.
1. Explanation.
2. Determination.
3. INSTRUMENTATION.
4. Assassination.
5. Donation.
8. Carnation.
7. Combination.
And Sc Oh up to IL or Is Ques-
tons. Prizes will be awarded to
the ones having the most correct
answers large bunch of red and
white carnations tied with blue
ribbon for the girls prize. and q
silk flag for decorative purposes
for the mans prize.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25
& & &
HOME FROM VISIT

Miss Ola Butler and Edmond But
Ter. who have ben spending a few
weeks at Spangle. have returned to
their home in this city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25

CLUB PICNIC.
The members of the Winters
club are planning picnic to bt
given on July 4. The place has mo-
yet been decided upon. Mrs. J. M
Walker has charge of the arrange
ments and the club members are
looking forward to a most enjoy
able time.
Z & E
PICNIC AT MANITO.
The Joan Of Arc court No. 459
Women's Catholic Order of Forest
ers, will give picnic on the after
noon of June % at Mantle park.
MINNESOTA CLUB TO ENJOY
OUTING.
An important event among the
series of affairs given by the mem
bers of the Minnesota club will be
picnic which will be given at Man
ito park, July IL.
John H. Bowers and A. G. Gray
have the arrangements in charge
and 1t is expected the open air pic
mic will be one of the largest and
most enjoyable events of the sea
son.
RECITAL TONIGHT.
Miss Lily Courtney Snow will
present her pupils in recital this
evening in her studio at Courtney
hall. This will be the last recital
of the seasons series.
& & &
PICNIC FOR IA CicEA CLUE
The La Cicea club will enjoy a
picnic on June rs. They are plan
ming to journey down the Spokane
river.
4 = q
OFFICERS TO BE INSTALLED
The Freya chapter No. 1 in the
Scandinavian Sisterhood of Amer
lea will hold a meeting for the in
stallation of officers July S. Mrs
A. G. Clausen, recently elected pres
ident, will preside.
Z & &
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
There is a ripple of pleasant sur
prise among society and the mus
ical people concerning the an
nouncement Of the engagement OF
Mr.. Carlos Huntington, prominent
young lawyer, and Miss Margaret
w. Kissinger of Williamsport, Pa.
Mr.. Huntington Is a graduate oil
the University of Minnesota and
since his arrival in this city has
been prominent in business and
musical circles.
& 4 4
TO WE'D NEXT MONTH.
Cards are out announcing the en-
gagement of Miss Edith Archer and
Mr.. Arie Hover. The wedding will
be celebrated July 2. 1t will be a
quiet affair, only the immediate
relatives being invited.
i 4 4
MEETING POSTPONED.
The meeting of the Pocahontas
lodge which was to have been held
tonight has been postponed until
the first Saturday of next month.
& z Z
LUNCHEON FOR CLUB.
The members of the Sunshine
club of the First Baptist church
were guests at the home of Mrs.
A. M. Cole yesterday afternoon.
A delightful luncheon was served,
covers being placed for rs guests.
Following the luncheon and bust
ness session Mrs. M. J. Reynolds
gave an interesting talk on woman
suffrage.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25

Social news is a daily feature OF
The Press. Any one wishing to In
sert such news should mail 1t to the
society editor or phone before ~
q. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25

The Irish lace sailor collar Is the
newest in neckwear made of this
popular lace.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25
& & &
NORTH YAKIMA COUPLE
MARRIED HERE.

Miss e. Doris Arrowsmith and
o. w. Elder. both prominent young
people of North Yakima. were
quietly married here yesterday.
Miss ArrOwsmith is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Arrowsmith and
popular young woman of her
home town. Mr.. Elder was formerly
boys secretary of the Y. M. c. A,
in North Yakima.
The young people came over to
attend the Christian Endeavor con.
vention and while here decided to
get married. They will return to
North Yakima in a few days.
& & &
WILL LEAVE FOR SUMNER
HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Grinnell will
leave next week for their summer
home at Lake Occur d'Alene.
& & &
RETURNED FROM ABROAD.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Dillingham;
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25

Large double and single wings
and extremely broad quilts are the
newest hat trimmings.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25
IA S HONS

Dressy waists are showing q
fair proportion of elbow and three
quarter length sleeves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
AN ANCIENT SLOT MACHINE

TT appears that the penny in the slot machine.
which in a score of forms has spread all over
the civilized world, is not modern invention,
after all. Heron of Alexandria, in the third
century before Christ. described sacrificial
vessel which flowed only when money was in
troduced. This vessel, it seems, was vase
shaped, with slit at the top. coin dropped
through the slit fell plate attached to
lever. AS the plate descended under the weight
of the coin the lever raised plug, which al
lowed liquid to flow from spout near the bot
off, the lever was released and the plug rein
serted in its place.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23
9[us afou1 neInet mr.

sus Mom meloet man: Die
sofalbeb0roen in peridieoenem Brc.
uin5en beion6ers i'm siioel, nno aui
ben Snfeln, baben Die 9fegieruna
oaDon in &enntnis geiest, cab fif
lnter Der 8ebolferung beoeutenoe
ltnrube betreffs oes SaIep'iten So.
lneten benlerfbar nla1e. Die 0fe.
sierung bat ben betreffenbel Yebor.
cen Die Weiiung 5ufommen laiien,
Die 9tufgeresten NIT oaen Mitteln, ic
audi nit Dem &intpeis ouf Die gu
Der uiiiellihaftliden Mu,
toritdten, bob aud Aidt oas serine-
.ite gu befiirdten fei, 5ll berubisen.
Die io5ialoemofratiide partei-
leitung bat nit ibrer aloge gegen
oas 9erliner 8oIiaei-8raiioium me.
gen oes ieiner5eit erIaiienea @erbots
Der 8eriammlung I'M greptoner
Harf feinen grfols gebabt. Ser @e.
5irfs-ausidub bat Die betrefienoe
4laae abaeipieien.
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: { t n ..

| w ~CNNO %JAA ObN
Of EDUCATION" cine mebrtdgige Sit.
ung obgebalten. gs puroen We,
| idIiiIie angenolnnlen, in oellen Der-
lonet miro. oaf3 Die gntsperiooe Der
9tegente1t=geborbe fir oie llaiperl:-
tat uno Ole 4derbou- unb 0esuer6e.
S6nle III 8rDon perlangert peroe;
apeitens, oaBe eine Spe5iallte,ler
ausgei6rieben merbe, Inn oas Git
fomnlen bes lesteren SnItituts 5u er-
boben utt6 oaB Die Mdertau1dufe
oonn pollitanoig bon Der uniperiit0t
getrennt peroe; bob uniere gerfal-
Jung in elmer @eiie berdnoert mer.
De, Die es uns erntogliden miiroe,
Spe3ialiteuern fir Die grbaltung III.
ierer ftaatliden gr5iebunssonitaI-
ten ous5uidreiben; oab Die Inltss
ternnine Der Observation-Disclosures,
Der Sdulbeboroen uno gdultruItees
perlangert peroen; oaB Dem 8olfe
Elm 8erfaiiungs-@mero our
Mbltimmlng porgeleet tperoa, lpel,
DIES beitintmt, BOB Bel Ser ausi6rei-
bullg BON S6uliteuern in Gtdoten,
tpeldbe bie &ontroGe ibrer Shu(cn
iclbit in Die Sanb gei,onlntelt boben,
Die einfade Weaiorit1t Der Stilnnlcn
ausidIogeebeno iein ioIl; fdtiebIiG,
oaB 2eitune II. l1nterri6t Der 2oilo=
if1len perbeiiert uno gleidnGBiger
geina6t iperoe. gu 8enn1ten Ser
Conference pnrben eripa6lt: Brd<
lioent, Clarence SusIep, Sort @ortb;
8ice=Braiioent, s. 8. &eBler, J5oco,
Sefretar, gl. 81. McGanum, Muitin,
Sdobneiiter, 6. s. @iln1ot, &uftin.
8ei Dem @eriude, oen glecr
Greet in 0e 8it County in eincnn
8ug9p 5u freu5en, mdren s. 9.
9urgbarb uno 5pei Suneen nomens
@lois uno &rtbur 8almie beinabe
um's 2eben gefonmen. Ser @agen
geriet IN tiefes @aner bi,leia uno
Die Sniaiien nltBten i1leuniait ber-
ausipringen, INN ii6 gu retten. Gas
Pfero ertronf. Ser l1nfon paiIierte
bei Ger 4reu3unesiteGe, an ser 1sh
friiber Die Gountpbriife befan6. Sic
Bride iit our6 oas leste &odmaller
fortseriiien morben..
Sn @barton rannte Gin Muto,
lnobil, oas aus 8ictoria fam, in ei.
men Sarnertpagen bineit1 in Dem Ell.
ne Srau 8utlbef, Die sSran ei,les
bobmiiden Sormers BON Gait Ser.
noro, fubr. Dos Hferb Dor Dem
8ogen ipur6e fdeu uno lief forf.
Ser Wagen puroe nmgenorien un0
Die Srau ,iuuroe i6tper nerlett.
Das slntomobil fubr idnea peitcr,
belt aqeroings einen augenbIid
beim Sauie BEG Dr. Dabioion oil
uno iette i'm bapon in Renntitis,
mas eeIheben lei, iagte baua ober
oopon. Ber Die Snfaffen parelt neiB
man nibt.
= Sn Souiton bat man in bier
Sagen Die Sumlne bon $4,000
fir Die goung Men's Gbriitiali
aiiociation aufgebradt, nm cine
&ppotbef auf Dem @ereinsbaus Ser
gu be3ablen. Die &ppo-
tbef betrug nur $4,000. 10 ba6
nod $4,000 in Die &nfie Oes 8er~
eins flieBen. Cine iolde Dpfer!pil.
ligfeit fonnten iid Die g(ngeb0risen
anoerer gereine gum 9eiipieI neb.
men.
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5elbItn1oro unter lenlotionel.

SelDllIlor0 u1ler leHlaIlollets
len llnitan6en begiltg III Der
Giiperiarp oes Deuti1en Solpital 81,
Gbilabelpbia Der beltibe Sdiflsfapi-
tan @uitab Miiblen aus Glmburft,
6. S. Miiblen batte oie@blitt gpDobt,
feline Mutter in 0euti6lano gu beiu
den, batte ober in SEEM Dprf Sen
@nihluB on ben Danlpfer perfeblt.
gr mar bann nod philadelphia ge-
fommen, INN bon bort aus Die 6abrt
gu MAIDEN, traf aber au6 bort 5,t
ipat elm. Dieie gnttduibungen idei-
ten auf ben offenbar ibon geiltig
eeftOrten Mann cine iebr nadteili9e
(sinmirfung gebobt 5u ba6en. gr
luan6te ii6 INN Slot al1 bas 0eutlGe
Sofpitol, mo er oie 8eflrbtung,
Dabnfinnig gu iueroen ousiprad. CT
batte eri1bt, oaB man i'm eine
Sabrfarte nod gbicago belorge, MEL
dem @uni6e man au9 nabfa:a.
Ser Mann befano fi6 in 9rober
9lufregung, erflarte aber, oab er
Die Heiie iofort antreten tperbe. 9l(s
er einen Moment allein in Ser Dis-
peniarD mar, 5oe er einen Mepolrec
i,no iagte iid eine &ugei III oen
&opf. Ser Sob mar ouecnblidlid
eingetreten. Waublei1 ipelder nit
@elo reidlid perieben mar, 6inter-
ldBt cine Wittpe, einen SoGn uno
cine Sodter, lpel1e in glr1burlt
mobnen.
9lns Cincinnati tneIoct man:
@raf 8ernitorff, Der oeutidle Bot
idafter in 8aibineton, bat ole Gin
lnoung bes Serrn Sacob G9nio-
lapp, gum Woi-Muiiffeft nod Gin
,innati gu fommen, angeilomr1en.
ST miro am Morgen bes 3. Waai
cintreffen unb nohnlittogs iineet
IN Der Sdmiblapp'iden @illa &irh,
6eim ein gmpfana itatt, Dem ollh
Hrafioent Saft beitpobnen miro. @m
abeno miro oas Maifeit eroifuet nno
3ipar miro an oieieln g[ben0 lit pie,
tatboIlein @ebenfen an Sbeobore
Sbonas, ben 8egriiiiber Der Weoi.
Wuiiffeite, Elm gronaeoenfno( oes.
ielben entbIllt.
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Gtleababn=Jablplau.
3. & g. y. ga6a.

y. &C ". N. UayR.
@o.3 -gom georoen. .e45 oberbs
Np. g. Bonn Norben. .6.45 mora
gto. 7-Goeal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
No. Social bon Raleiti,.e -. !. >.
SO: A. Son merito. .oi4S 50 nes61s nod,n'
ao. 12-aoeal bon 2arebo (selnifdtJ :. !.
-. 900 rlor9.
So 4 Ma9 benz Moroen. 1.55 ,,ahm
Mo. g Na9 benz Norben. 800 n6enbs
No. Social mad BaIeftine .7.SO mora
Sso. 10 ggpreb mad 0earne. :. !.
$50. 5 -gaa3 gsegiio 100 mara' ss
ao. II -aocal mad 2areoo (eemidD !.
-. ). ....... -. 300 abenbs.
g. u. & u. Y. gabm.
Gnfunft-
SO. -Souton u. 3. anite 700 nahm
go. 3-8ouiton u b. &iIte 700 uorm
yto. 5-&ii5tenftdbte. lib nadm
glo. 40 Son &errbille .0:45 BORN
No. A gon &errbille, rrr Gonrltags
;. ...... 9:45 nabm
Nbfahrt-
go. 2-9oufton II. B. aIfte. 1926 porm
Ho. 4-SouIton II. b. @iifte. $3.50 abenbs
No. 6-aiiftenftdbte 49,. lao nadm.
No: 4S-Nab &errbi[le, auseenommen
aOs 9nI1asS aam@od aerrDie MIR 4;SS son3das mada
:. o:4o H9dpn
g.. $. & g. u. (sa,apt.ainie).
SO. 9-gom Often. -, ..7:s5 PORN
No. 7-Woni Often. J. -. 900 nahm
Ro. 10-gl Rafo II. Beften. .7:8O not1n.
SO. 2-@un Det 0fio.. ..t0.50 bonn
80. ss- s1Wad 81 gofO unb meaen. ).
SO. 1o-gad9 5. Beiten. 1880 90 abenss Suiss
SO. 8-Rah benz Often. !. tf:00 BORN
SO. t--Na6 Del Rio.. ..4:0O abenos
gietoria Chiffon, @. s. e g. u.
Nnf,lnft-
80. so5-GuerO, gietOria. 1850 na6m
Mbfn1rt-
10. 5oe-G Guerp, gietoria 500 BORN
M. &. & &. Balm.
So. 211-gou SouttOn unO galpsfton
:. :. =. - :. $50 u1prgens
So 236-asom goroen. .7.sO boriliti.
go. 281-gom Rorben unb 4ouftca
:. :. 1926 nnchm
go: Boom Norbeu. TAB abenbs
Nbfabrt
SO. 244-Nad bem 3orben u. Soufton.
SO. 1o-Maf benz Rorben. 1000 born,
SO. 236-Na1 benz Norbeu,
INV uuSUuH
SO. 242-9ad bem Norben unb Gal.
refton.. =. ....1 11.b0 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23
Sn Rrnshpr

= Sn Yrosper, einen fleinen
Srte in Collin County, fam Ser tiillf.
5ebnidbrige 8resfep McgIbonon,
Der Sobn zines angeiebencn &auf.
lnanns, ouf idredlide @eiie un1's
2eben. @r iprang bon beln Geubo.
hen Der Sdeune berrnter aerooe
in eine Seugabel berein beren
8infen ibm tief in oen 2eib bran.
gen, 10 baB er tatiddlih gepfdblt
muroe. Der arme Sunge ltarb nod,
nnebreren Stunoen furdtborer 2ei.
Den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23
M. &. & 8. Balm.
SIN april,

Gs int bas @etter i'm Mprtl
0etu5bnIttb immer, mas es NTH,
Was aud bas @etters 8nream Iprtdbt,
Sarnm befiimmert es fiA nidbt.
Wenn iie uns Hegen prapbe5ei6'n
Damn gtbt's ben fh5niten Spnnihein
ttn6 tuenn es geikt ,,ein flarer 9ag",
Damn regnets, mas es regnen mag.
pier follte iett ftbpn SrHbliug ietn,
ttnb meiftens trtfft es aud ia Elm,
Spdl bat utitunter iiber WQdjt,
Sid md elm Nurber aufseutadbt.
ttnb ber serit5rt nns 5fter gar
Die Sbiternbt' fir has ndd5fte Sabr.
ttnb tuer an Sbft iih belectiert
9tnf nebmen, mas man irnpprtiert.
9ph lit ntitnnter ber April
amf tuieber snabis, ianft unb ftia.
pat fidl tnanierlidJ aufgefhbrt
ttnb ldkt has Sbft unanseribrt.
Sp tuollen mir benn pbne 0raM'n
Sn nni're ndhfte Snfnnft ifjan'n.
ltns plagen nid]t NIT Sprg' nno 0}hb':
9as sdlintme fpntmt bod ftets 81 fraI.
@er ipia nit 8rilIen plasen iid,
Tim bas, mas unnb1nherlih?
Sriid) an baS Werf, NIT gtteut Jtut,
Damn ipirb aud Alles fd5n nnb gnt.
ttnb ftellem bod, I'D Sprsen ein,
g8as niitt bas 4Iasen nnS bas Shret'n?
Mm beiten, bm berfhendJft fie btr,
Bet einent gfns u I a M 0 Nter!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23
Die gubaet. .@omrniff1on

: Die Budget -8omlniiilon Dec
oiterreidiiden @bgeoronetengauies
nelder Die gnleibe-8orIage Ser 9te.
gierung our 8eratung iiberipieier
moroen lit, bat ben 8etrag oct SIRE
oitforoerungen bon 1872 WiiGioncr
auf 220 Millionen &ronea erboht
Die beoeutenoen Mittel iiilo onou
beltintnt, Die unfoiten 5u oefen
nelhe infolge Der am Z. Sftobel
1908 proflamierten Mnneriou Sos
MEMS uno Der Ser5egotuina rn6 De,
barnoh eingetreten fritii6en Ser
b1Itnifie nuf benz galfan, tpel6e Dos
8ereitbalten fir ben @rnitfan be
oingten, eripahien iinb.
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Gem .grabe entrifIea.

u@ad 4idbrigem 2eiben an Gun.
genleioen, bate i1 bereits olle Soft
nung altfgegeben", fdreibt Wars. 80.
8. 9ir aus glarfspille, xel1n, vood)
Der @ebralih bon 9r. Sings Nau
DISCOVERY bat mir tpieber neues 2e-
ben gegeben." @eriudt es. Soc un0
$1.00. @erfudsfIaide frei. @aran-
tiert bon oIlen Druggiiten.
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0as Seras MnnSer

6eiIt aae Mieren, @Iaien uno rbeu-
tnatii6e 2eiben; Bel alien 9riggiiteil
ooer 2 monatlibe 8ebanoluug per
goft fir 81. Dr. 6. 90. $aG, 1926
Olipe Str, ct. 2ouis, Weo. Sbreibt
fur 3euani51e.
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sdlimmer ais Auaeln.

4ueein bri,1gen ben Goloaten me.
niger @efabr. tpie eczema. 9. @.
Sarrimal, Burlington, Mo., lit ieii
40 sSabrep 6aran, aber 8udIens Or
nica Salbe furierte ibn. Csc BEL al.
len Druqgilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23

- 8ute @etrdnfe unn fnnofer
2und, itets In 9nrsitaaer's SalDsn
unb &sitanrant, BilIito Strabe, ne6en
ber Sole Der Ssrmm,nsf6bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23
0as qrparantm bes aarnesals.

9 TIA g: MISUNDERSTANDING.
Vorn1ittag unb Nahntittas 2uft.
bolon-Wettfabrt. 9[benos groBer
5adel5ug Der Sitter BON Gnlnla nit
6eforierten uno ben beIeubicteu $50.
aen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-23

Gs int bas @etter i'm Mprtl
0eu5bnItd im1uter, mas es mill,
Was aud bas @etter. 8ureau jprtdt,
9arnm befitmmert es fidb nidbt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-09
COURT RULES ON
TIGHT-FIT GOWNS
JUSTICE LING ENTERS REALMS
SARTORlAL
Weighty Decision Rendered In Case OF
Woman Whose Tailored Suit
Ripped When She
Sneezed

Generally, when anybody takes
header in the scramble up the hill of
Success there's nobody around to tell
him it was tough luck. The court says
poor Abraham Granas stubbed his toe
in fine style when he capered through
the job of fitting a gown of prescribed
lines to the form of Mrs. M. r. Wal
lace.
But Justice Ling, when he handed
down his decision in the now noted
Wallace-Granas suit yesterday, par
TALLY took the curse off for TAILOR
Granas by saying that the hapless
framer of feminine suppleness or any
other man who gets mixed up in the
lady tailor game would have be be a
world beater to keep his feet.
The justice gave Ganas profession
al chill when he told what ne thought
of the tailor's attempt to make Mrs.
Wallace a dress that would suit her.
He allowed that the dress was to have
had pleats, but that when the creation
was turned loose from Mr.. Granas'
mode cage it was minus pleats and
other plumage upon which Mrs. Wal
last was set. And the justice reviewed
in his decision that rude fact-that ter
rible shock to the artistic tempera-
mentor now IH6 rear pldhhlti5 VI eiAS
waist spread while Mrs. Wallace mere
ly sneezed. Sacre!
Poor Granas must give up the money
he got from Mrs. Wallace's husband
for making the dress. The court has
decided upon that point, although the
Justice agrees that any tailor is up
against a pretty tough proposition
when he hangs out his shingle and
guarantees to make dresses that fit
and, what is more, that are satisfac-
tory.
To elaborate upon the reasoning of
Justice Ling, Mr.. Granas, to be sue
cessful ladies' tailor, NUT be able to
make a directoire fit perfectly on a
set of antlers or rubber plant He
must make the old look young, and
train every conceivable human shape
to assume the grace of Aphrodite. He
must rip out this and rip out that,
take a seam in here and let 1t out again,
take the whole business apart twenty
or thirty times and smile-smile as If
he were tickled to death.
This is the way Justic Ling puts it
in his own words:
To be a ladies' tailor and be sue
cessful, merchant must needs be
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TRUNKS OF PRINCE
SEIZED FOR DEBT

VIENNA, Feb. S.-The creditors of
Prince Miguel of Braganza. who mar
ried Miss Anita Stewart of New York
in Scotland last September, unable to
obtain a settlement of their claims,
have seized the furniture and other
effects in the princes residence here
and removed them to an auction room.
A large and boisterous thropg gath
cred today to watch the men transfer
ring the bric-a-b -brac and other belong
ings of the prince into huge Van
The police had to be summoned TO
maintain order.
Prince Miguel and his wife are in
Paris. The prince left the manage
ment of his affairs to a lawyer, who,
Immediately after the wedding, paid
off most of the creditors, but several
money lenders are reported to have
made such usurious demands that the
attorney refused to listen to them'
The proceedings today were the out
come of disputed claims that amount
to less than $4,000. and negotiations
are on to settle. 1t is not thought the
princes belongings will actually come
to auction.
Only recently the report was current
that a syndicate of creditors intended
to bring suit for 100000 against
Prince Miguel, the claim being set up
that he had refused to pay to the syn
dicate, for borrowed money, one-tifth
of the dowry of his marriage with
Miss Stewart, which amounted to
$4,000, 900.
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u. S. WILL SEEK
THE SOUTH POLE
WANT HONOR OF EXPL0 0RING
BOTH REGIONS
Captain Bartlett, in Command of the
Roosevelt in Arctic Exploration,
to Have Charge of Anti
arctic Expedition
ASSOCIATED Press1

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-America
has decided to seek for south pole
laurels similar to those won for her by
Commander Peary at the north pole.
The National Geographic society to-
day resolved to send an expedition in
search of the south pole, provided the
necessary funds can be raised.
1t is not believed there will be any
failure on this score.
Commander Peary was notified i'm
mediately of the action. Capt. Bartlett,
in command of the Roosevelt in Peary' s
trip to the north pole, probably will
have charge of the antarctic expedi-
ton.
After meeting late this afternoon,
the board of managers of the geo.
graphic society adopted the following
resolution:
"The National Geographic society be-
lieves it is of great Importance to
science that tidal, magnetic and meteo-
rological observations shall be obtained
at or near Coatsland in the same
period that the British expedition
under Capt. Robert f. Scott, r. N, is
making similar observations on the
other side of the antarctic area, 1906
miles distant, and at the same time
that this recently discovered land shall
be explored.
"That the society is ready to accept
Mr.. Peary's proposition that it shall
undertake jointly with the Peary
Arctic club an expedition to the ant.
arctic regions, as outlined above, pro
vided that the board of managers, after
consultation with members of the so
ciety, finds that the project will receive
sufficient financial assistance to war
rant the undertaking"
1t is thought probable the expedition
may be ready to set sail as early as
July.
The rapidity with which financial as
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a genius. He must have a SYM
pathetic, as well as an artistic,
turn of mind. He must be of a kind
and gentle nature, yet firm Withal,
when necessary. He should always
be diligent in mastering the small
est details of his calling. He
should have an eye for the beauti-
full. He should be enthusiastic,
even rapturous, but not hysterical.
He should place his patrons in such
a favorable position that every
line, every contour may be accen-
tuated or subdued in such a man
ner as to develop to the limit the
grace and beauty of the figure be-
fore him. Then with steady hand
and unerring eye, and when rap
ture has taken possession of his
soul, he must measure with un-
grudging care and then cut with
mathematical precision. And
throughout this trying" period
he must be enthralled with one,
all-absorbing thought, that of OBJ.
tanning the masters degree in his
profession. He must brook no in
reference from his patron. He
must be the monarch of all he sur
veys. There must be none to dis
pute. The very idea of laywo-
man debating to a man that has
given years and years of his life
to the mastery of his profession! 1t
is an insult to the tailor and chal-
lenge to his superabundant intelli-
gence.