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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-20
Local Items


 Stonewall chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet with Camp Pat Cleburne, United Confederate Veterans, Friday night, October 2l. Refreshments will be served and all Daughters of the Confectionery and Sons of Veterans are in- vted to attend.
 The Young Ladies Missionary circle will be entertained at the home of Mrs. J. H. Read. Avenue I and Twenty-third street, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. St. Margaret's guild met this after noon with Mrs. John M. Martin on Ensey Highlands. The meeting was well at tended and matters pertaining to the coming of the new rector, the Rev. T. H. Walden, were discussed.
 Andrew Driver a negro, was fined $5 in the police court this morning by Judge Harris for failing to make the sanitary plumbing connections on his premises. The funeral of the 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Newman, who died yesterday morning of diphtheria, was held this afternoon from the family residence, Avenue c and Twentysninth street. h. torment was in Oakland cemetery.
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Oddities From the Courts
Queer Situations and Law Points That Lawyers
Solemn Judges Have Fussng About.

GIPSIES ARE observation-disclosures a criminal attacked
gypsy witness by introducing
Britannica showing that the
try This basis
Tor truth and veracy should be
those employed with ordinary
NEAT SCHEME BLOCKED-Down the liquor sellers
mad been paying virtual license
month and paying stipulated fine each
ed out In court Then the
porting the police and fire departments
the liquor sellers contribute
The accommodating authorities
PROMISE TO WIFE ANNULLED-A Protestant al
Catholic wife made formal
that children of the
faith the wife should die After
brought suit but the judge would not enforce the
did not affect property rights
"CUsSED" ON HIS DEATHBED-An
attacked the that
words showing that did someny
dion or his OATH Court ruled that
OF using profanity that they IL
that the circumstance this
ABSENT-MlNDED DEPOSITOR--When making a Deposit
slip business absenmindedly of an
other Then LOSE said the
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I was born June 10, 1910.

born June 10. 1910.
In my three months in midst bahed 6457
times, and have slipped 1924 gallons o water.
have been inspected admired
1862 unces 10
believe, by the entire
have been handled by
except when to another
the game being to how the
fall-hen feel more like bowl
Being only baby, anything but
already have met lot OF folks
circumstances make exchange
ing much and IT, when
than most of those who have addressed
pect to speaking tubes
gable give the infantaile paralysis? 4.
My hair dark Two good women have
told mother it light
would get jet black The Personally
believe I'm getting bald ilt
SO many already have been diseases
of which yet show compiling
doctor book out of which
college.
Up to date 1876 and children
the cutest baby they have and
father and possibly Aunt Mary really believe
The big guessing goes merrily
Mother in the lead today
father is slightly ahead Mary and Uncle
Charlie begin to loom strong rag
Oh hum It's foolish life sure from
baby's crib.
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Preachers Sons

preachers
He had
yerey punished by his fellow
Much notoriety the although
most ordinary Other have stolen larger of
and other have in the of
severe punishment than awaits this preachers
Other commit crimes there
their fathers make
mistake and the gossipers are set going at once
What from preachers SOM? easily
those who
macuate specimens of human beings.
1t not beforgoen that while minister doing
thousand and things for the spiritual material comfort
the members of his congregation
would despse his children necessarily neglected that
tent they have
that your boy and girl
The next time preachers children
better than they should preachers
Oliver Wendell Holmes, author.
Edward Everett Hale statesman and author.
John Hancock first independence
Jonathan Edwards, theoogian.
Increase Mather. former president of Harvard.
Cotton Mathe author and scholar.
Geo. Bancroft statesman historian.
Louis Agassiz naturalist.
Henry Clay, statesman
Ralph Waldo Emerson n
David Dudley Field, jurist.
sephed J. Field. justice supreme court
Cyrus w. Field, founder of the Atlantic cable.
John b. Gordon, soldier
Henry Ward Beecher. preacher
Samuel F. b. Morse artist and inventor
Il Jas. Russell Lowell, author diplomat
s Francis Parkman, historian
Grover Cleveland president of States
David Brewer supreme
Jonathan p. Dolver senator.
Henry James, novelist.
Richard Watson Glider editor
Lyman Abbott. preacher and editor.
There others,
all
would be a much higher
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ADOLF READS OSCAR 0UID OF DER 'OlT Quart"
BY Fred Schaefer.

| DU, OSCAR, DU SCHANDLOS-
Err: l little beliefed ven l mate
your acquaintance dot / wass
warming a snake in my bosom,
but now I know my chest proteg-
tor hass been a regular reptile
house.
Far from ignoring your politi-
gal diatripes, 1 pushed dem I'M
opened in der vastebasket. But
reading drough der lines, i'd iss
plain to my face dto you are Won
of dose insurtchents. Und worse,
Isince you hat let id be known to
odders, such states as michigan,
Wisconsin,, Yarmouth und Neu
Hampshire hat turned ON der
liant dot fed dem und bit i'd in
der ankle.
You hat nod only been caught
revolving, but You are disgusting
as veil.
Nit desc few vorts l will dis
chartch you from der colt
Quart" preferencely ad der same
time as der efening gun.
l do not like to see, two kints
of republicans und two kints of
DEMOCRATS. Especially yust ven
we wass beginning in conkress to
haf only Won kint of bote.
l hat always been strigt
party man, being usually vel
coined ven der party wass nod so
stright. Ven / was sa DEMOCRAT
l fnvariously votet NIT der demo-
graf oxecutife comfy. Und ven
l vas a republican, l always votet
NIT der republican oxecutife COM
ity, no meter who put dem dere.
Dot ISIS vot l call inisistency.
Der only time i efer dotched my
duty wass yonce ven l wass in der
probition party ofer Sunday. I
paired my vote init Carrie Nation,
tuss causing der defeat of John p.
st. John for bretzidend, becoss
Caroline voult hat votet for him.
But oddervise I always wass on
Won of der boys in der trenches
ven any city administration tore
up der streets yust before eleg-
ton. Night after day hat l roll
ed up my pants und worked for
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Cinderellas Story is True

Too doubt
tiny slipper and the handsome prince d,
Just to show how
Mermestein York
Some time In the recent Miss Mildred,
dance lost her slipper
her dainty otse
probably in league with
off.
Next the handsome prince of
worlds second city found
medatey that small slipper
pretty grust like the oldn
his
He did. helped him. exactly ootsie
of the bashful
New York jeweler has sold another diamond ring
preacher the
and her enraptured prince awaiting happy day.
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IN THE PUBLIC EYE.

Elections in Vermont were not
like the 1910 affair in the days
when former Senator Edmunds
represented that state in the u. s.
senate, which was from the close
Of the Civil war until he retired
to more peaceful pursuits in 1891
In those days few democrats
were interested in the result
enough to sit up after supper for
the returns. Now it's different,
as one can see by going over the
last election returns from the
good old New England state.
It will surprise many people to
learn that the aged ex-senator,
now SO. Is still in the land of the
1iving-if you can call Philadel-
phia that--despite the fact that
~ senator he was one Of the real
~ big noises" in that body and
was twice the dark horse can
didate In republican national con-
yentfons- which shows the length
and breadth Of fame.
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EDITORIAL PAGE OFTTHE TACOMA TIMES
S0IETY0

Mrs. Edmund Riley, formerly
Miss Margaret Dryer, who since
her marriage last June has been
spending her time on the Sound,
leaves tomorrow In company with
Mr.. Riley for the Montana ranch
home of the couple.
G. o. Snyder, purchasing agent
for the T. r. & p. company, has
gone to Atlantic City, N. j., to at
tend the annual meeting of the
National Street & Suburban Rail-
way association. He will make
several stop-overs and side trips.
A linen shower for Miss LILLY
Pannell, an October bride-to-be,
will be given tomorrow evening
at the home of Miss Effie Hager,
907 R street.
Cards will be played Wednes-
day afternoon at the regular meet
ing of Gen. Wright circle, Ladies
of the G. A. r., to be held at the
armory.
Mrs. j. @ Mason will entertain
Saturday afternoon for the Mary
Ball chapter of the d. A. r., the
first fall meeting to be held. Prof.
E. S. Meany of the U. of w. will
speak on "54 or Fight"
Mrs. Chandler Sloane, who for
some time has been very i'll with
diphtheria, has so far recovered
that the quarantine will be lifted
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Albright
have just returned from an ex-
tended trip through California,
where they visited relatives and
friends.
Members of Query Club, Num-
Der 2, will meet for the first time
since June, with Mrs. A. H. John
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his theme. He called them walk
ing balloons and designated the
wearers as lunatics and goddess
ones.
The anti-hobble crusade created
a sensation in town, for the pastor
made the positive announcement
that no woman wearing such
skirt would be admitted into his
church. ANY one" said he, who
will so debase herself and her sex
as to wear such a sartorial tray
esty should be chastised."
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CYNTHIA CREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey: ID What are
the leading colors in fall coats?
CD When using the word yeast"
do you sound the "y?" CD What
will remove mildew from a white
dress? ALICE.
A.-Black, navy blue and tan.
CD Yes. CD Wash in chloride
of lime solution.
Dear Miss Grey: Cd What size
and grade of paper is used for
writing manuscripts? CD What is
Mrs. Russell Sage's address? Also
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son, North Twenty-sixth and Aid.
er. tomorrow at o'clock. A
chance for former members te
affiliate with this body will be of
fered tomorrow.
A business meeting of Alphs
Degree of Honor No. l will BIZ
held Wednesday evening at /. o
o. f. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Friedman
announce the engagement of theil
daughter Rose to Mr.. Bernard
'Rachmid of Seattle. The date OF
the wedding has not yet beer
named.
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Daily Short Story
IN THE KINGS GARDEN
By Stuart b. Stone


Carlos of Dannemora stroIled
into the garden of the fourteen
dragons and sat himself down
upon a stone bench by the tink-
ling fountain. The sunshone
brightly upon the thousand bios
SONS of the great garden; the air
was enchantingly sweet with the
fragrance of rose and jessamine;
gay-plumed birds twittered. II
was time and a place to make
even a monarch happy; and Car
lost, fifth of his line, was happy
SO happy that he sighed and shook
his head three times while the
shadows mover a quarter-inch at
his feet.
A step sounded behind him, and
the king turned. A tall, fair girl
in blue had entered the garden.
It was the English preceptress. At
sight of the king she started.
"Oh, sire, you have heard?"
- The king shook his dark hand
some head. "No, but l can guess.
Was ever the suit of royal Dame
mora refused?"
The lady came and stood before
the king. 81 wish you the great
est happiness" she murmured. "A
glorious page in history, the favor
of the populace-and love-"
"Love!" said the king, his lip
curling; when had a Dannemora
love
The preceptress sighed. HThe
Princess Alike is a beautiful wom-
an"
81 know more lovely" said the
king quickly.
The lady in blue looked up, a
hinc of deep rose in her face. To
the king it seemed that she was
anxious.
How many do you know who
are superior to the Princess Alike,
your majesty" she asked breath
lessly.
"One," answered the king, look
ing full in her eyes. "One-and
only one until the stars grow cold
and time is no more"
"One," repeated the girl under
her breath, "Ah, one!"
She strolled to the gayest bush
in the garden and plucked a deep
red rose. This she handed to
Carlos, the king. "It is the red
dest in the garden" she MUIR
INJURED.
The king pressed the bud to his
lips. "And the meaning is love-"
he declared.
And the meaning is love-" re-
peated the =, English girl. 1.-THE
love of the king and the queen"
Then l fear it is meaningless"
said the king, frowning.
There was silence in the garden
for full five minutes. Then the
king sighed more heavily than
ever. 1.-The crown of Dannemora
is weighty and troublesome" he
declared. For a little l would
abdicate."
The girl Strengthened up. mo
no, sire. Remember your illus
trious father"
The king sighed again. ''I re-
member him. He was a grand,
good man-but he is thrown in
my teeth every minute of the
day."
The king toyed with the deep
red rose, while he creased his
brow in study. Then he jumped
10 his feet. "Hang the crown and
The memory of all the valiants!
The red rose is greater-sweeter
.dearer. I would abdicate-I
will abdicate-if-if''-
The flush mounted higher in
he girls cheek "If what yOur
she asked.
'If you--if you
ooh, but your majesty" cried
he girl in alarm. And I am
eaving Dannemora tonight"
The king came nearer. "But
you would not go if-if''--
She nodded her head, tenderly,
81 would go. You
ire the hope and the pride of DAN
(which is very rough on Danne-
nora.
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Rev. p e t e r
Henry of the
First Reformed
church, walked
out of his study
The other day
and saw a hob
Die skirt. Rev.
M r. H e n r y
made a mental
note of it, and
N Sunday the
aohhla skirt was
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lxWES SAYS:

9TH culture o. tn Beeleysport
Weekly BazoO urges his subscrib-
ers ter pay up, becuz it'll take at
least 40 cents ter move tn fall
crop o. amatchure poetry"
Say, here's another railroad
company been looted by its trust
ed officials"
How did they do it?"
Told the interstate commerce
commission how much it was
overcharging the shippers.
Affinity Aarle's wife NAV
scarcely take 1t as a compliment
to he asked for reconciliation as
new discovery.
The T. r. list has been extend
ed to include Undesirable Sena-
tors.
It's all in the style. Here the
women wear hobble skirts. In
China the women wear hobble
shoes.
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The best way to clean a gar
ment with gasoline is to place a
tin lard can containing the gaso-
line in the center of a tub and
pour hot water around 1t to heat
1t. Then put in garments and
cover with flat lid. Soak 20 to
80 minutes, then shake UP and
down several times good. Use
soap IL extremely soiled, and
hang in the air.
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party SUCCESS verefer i'd wass on
tap. Vile odders, such as you, for
instance, cheered me ON und car
ried instead of a banner a petit
tion to be appointed postmaster.
Und now you mock der "Olt
Quart" vich hass nursed you ad
ids crib und been a Mutter Wins
low to you?
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FASHIONABLE
COLORS FOR 1911

Even while we're still
wondering what to buy for
fall and winter, the fashion
creators are busy with next
spring and next summer.
Textiles for 1911 use are
already well under way.
Novelty colors lead the
list for next year, and red
does not figure at all.
Among the novelties are
Russian green, parrot blue
and cafe-au-lait. Black is
most prominent in the gen.
eral colors, with blue second
and mixtures of black and
white third. Then come
shades of gray, green, tan,
brown and purple.
Popular colors for MILL
merry will be all shades of
purple, royal blue, pink,
geranium, pheasant brown
and the gray shades.
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Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
how to use egg shampoo for the
hair. How often should 1t be
used? J. e. ?,
A.-Shampoo every IL days
After wetting the hair in warm
water, break the egg directly into
the hair and shampoo as with
soapsuds. Wash the egg out with
warm CASTLE soapsuds after five
minutes friction. Rinse in plain
warm and then in cool water.
Dry well and rub scalp with fin
gertips.
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effective.
: Fur trimmings will be used a
great deal in narrow edgings and
in broad bands on suits of this
character.
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Miss Helen Gould's? 8. NIT
A.-(D Ordinary typewriter
paper. CD Mrs. Sage, 632 Fifth
avenue, New York. Miss Gould,
579 Fifth avenue, New York.
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A London insurance company
will insure you against rain as a
for a spoiled holiday.
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BAR HOBBLE SKIRT
FROM HIS CHURCH

BROWNSVILLE, N. j., Sept. 10.
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BAH!

BAH!
Breimal Bah!
Go, monster. Der "Old Quart
can veil affort to lose you.
(Look vot it bass alreaty afford
et) AS for me, a Plymout Rock
from ids roost shall fly SO soon
as Ballinger und /.
Hoping you choke.
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Entered postoffce
TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE OF UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION
TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
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SCOTS Studio. Fidelity Bldg. ss-
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Members of Query Club, Num-
Der 2, will meet for the first time
since June, with Mrs. A. H. John
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
JAPAN'S LUMBER TRADE
SHOWS IMMENSE GROWTH
Ranks Next to Fisheries and
Agriculture on Island

The extensive. expectation of hard
wood logs and railway ties from Hok-
kaido North sea province), Japan, was
inaugurated by an American in 1896.
and it now ranks next to fisheries and
agriculture in industrial Importance on
the island.
In 1901 the shipment of oak logs from
Hokkaido to the Pacific coast began.
and from 1901 to 1905 between 800. 900
and 100000 feet were sent annually to
America, manufacturers of furniture on
the coast being ready buyers In 1906
the first shipments of oak railway ties
were sent to Mexico and pine and mixed
hard wood logs to Australia In 1907
oak logs and lumber were exported to
Europe for use in furniture manufac-
ture and railway cars
In the latter year the expectations Of
logs increased to 1000 900 feet, and on
account of the high price of fir lumber.
caused by the demand for building ma
terial in San Francisco, the number of
feet of ties increased to $4,000 900
From 15,0O0.000 TO 10000, 900 feet of
hard wood We're exported during 1908
and 1909, not including shipments of
oak to China.
The expectation of hard wood logs
and ties in 1910 will probably exceed
the record year of 1907
The Hokkaido forests are mostly held
by the Japanese government. which
controls the cutting of trees, etc, the
practical procedure being to take over
tracts entire and cut the timber
thereon. Saving is done mostly by
hand, logs being hewn sduare.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
ALBINO TROUT ARE
OF THE PUREST WHITE

The Aquarium has now a remark
able collection OF albino trout includ-
ing, from the state fish hatchery at
Bath. four albino lake trout, each
81 or % inches in length and weigh
ing about three pounds. and from the
state fish hatchery at Caledonia %
albino lake trout running about II
inches in length and weighing a pound
and half each, and one a1binO brown
trout of about is inches in length and
about two pounds In weight.
These albino trout which are all OF
a clear cream white. including their
fins. with no color about them except
that of their characteristic bright ruby
red eyes. are all remarkable. the larger
ones notably so because of their size
says the New York Sun.
In it's natural colOring the lake trout
shows on It's upper body white or gray
ish spots on a brown background. on
these larger albinO lake trout the spots
can be discerned. looking as very faint
spots of the same color but OF a differ
ent weave would look in a woven fab
ric, but these spots show so family
that they would never be noticed by
one unfamiliar with this species and its
markings. To the casual eye these
fishes present bodies of solid unbrOken
white.
The lake trout is a handsome fish and
these albinO trout are perfect speci-
mems without a blemish. They appear
not as freaks, but simply as graceful
and beautiful white fishes To display
them to greater advantage by con-
trast the larger albinO lake trout are
shown in a tank of brook trout. these
gift Of the South Side sportsman 5
club of Long Island.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
FARM LANDS FOR sALE
SUCCESSFUL FRUITDALE
Is THE DI ACD EnD XOrY


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Is the best investment now being offered ir
the entire south; good land. not white sand:
no negroes; fine markets; big profit country:
not a new thing, but established for IS years
and success proved; healthful climate and beau
irrigation required; IS per month buys farm
In this district where 10 acres can be made
TO produce $1,000 a year; price low now and
makes splendid investment, land Is rapidly
increasing In value; nothing exactly like II
anywhere; send for our big book of panoramic
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We have 2 Florida propositions, located near
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besides being ideal for stock darying bees
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water and beautiful lakes; indorsed by farm
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TEXAS school lands-Thousands of acres coming
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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND PROPERTY,
81. .500--12 acres, near Hayward; A room house
good water.
$1,000 acres apples, watsonvllIe; r. bunga-
$1,000 acres, Is in apricots; near San
Jose.
$40, 500-49 acres. near Walnut Greek; abun-
dance of fruit. room house, large barn: a com
plete ranch: adjoins railroad station.
Sc, 6,500-12 acres oranges; half mile to railroad
station old 4 room house, barn, family orchard
under irrigation
SI4 4oo0-Choice Piedmont IL room residence,
modern in every particular: lot runs through
fronting streets, overlooking Piedmont park
and bay; lovely home; mortgage Sc, 500; ex-
change equity for smaller home
S30. .00o-Gentlemans country home of Ia
acres; - miles from 18th end Broadway; Is
room Spanish residence, costing for improve
ments $50 600; snap at the price, see pictures
at the office; viii take home worth 900 as
part pay. balance to suit
TO EXCHANGE FOR RANCHES.
S15.500--3 stores and flats in Berkee mort
gage So 500; gas. electricity, and near station
S20.000-Stores and fats near 18th av and e.
18th ST. this is good property.
RANCHES TO LEASE
10 acres. near Hayward; fine for chickens.
$50 acres at Fitchburg, East Oakland
120 acres. Watsonville: income $4,000
TAYLOR BROS. & CO.
1886 Broadway, Oakland, Cal
W. E. Johnson Mgr. Country Dept