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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-10
HOw'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rewar,.
FOR any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
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transactions and financially able to car
~ out anv obligations made BY bis firm
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. q.
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acting directly upon the blood and nh
oous surfaces of the system. Testimon-
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Sold by all Druggists.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-10
REV. JOHN n. QUlNT.
First Parish Congregational Church,
Brunswick, lnstalIs Pastor:

Brunswick. Me-, Nov 9.-(SpeciaD.-Rev.
John Hastings Qnint was this evening
installed as pastor of the First Parish
church. The council met
i'm the afternoon for the examination. and
the installation services were held IA the
church at 80 o'clock. The following
churches were invited to attend: Hish
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-10

DO not believe there IS any other
medicine so good for whoon;ng rn,,.sh a.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy" writes
MIS- Francis Turpin, Junction CITY. ore
ms remedy is also unsurpassed for
COLDS and Group. For sale everywhere.
The sun., 1910-05-21

Wendell ~ W sleran was Tined On IS seconds
slr he hirh rur ies In The Ncsieya rinity meet
colgate. Hochsstrr. r'nion Hobart and HamIl
ton have rutfred teams FOR the View Aork Siatr
intercollegiate Track meet Nhrh Wln ue hrid
Un May ~ at Rome
The stanford osrsmen ars on thrir Wav 70
gsatt.e tu ruW 4 rarr nralnsi the University of
Is ashiDFton rreu ul MAJ a
There il hous a. Cornell that ne trark team
FIu nnlsh rIfhrr irlrd % iourth Ia ne inieTrOl
.eEiates.
Io,lng noos and rabrorE ., 10 effect losing ne
vi hole Ouiuuihia uark team Ihcap men are
alout th~ uul, un~s no bad chance ~ srofr
IN ~ ntrIcOilrglhtrs
rms Ward has shaasn up hIs crews agaIn and
Prnusy ,ania uas isst "umnlnat'ou i0r the
Iunior varsity races, ~ thr American Hrniry
aud at ltharu
'rhr fund ior ihc house that me student, az
Cornell are t1T.rr Iar. NCaHIrB .- well Up toward
Ifn nov
princrtua's victory over Cornru on ihe track
wHa the rst A. urf 1903 if Won't be- sIru n bad
frason for me Tigers here n q fair .houing In
ne Intercollegiate ucri
vince thc Navg rurr ne Gcorvci1wn crew has
been rrnrEahifssI lnuai Carroll and Langan
have lost their ssais
Ns,ss crew ain 20 20 Gales Ferry on June 4
D. begin thc last ui ire uurk for ihs regatta On
Iuue ~ The llHr HII be there ahUut a uerE
ahead of Harvard
TNe Wlscunsln narsmrn will take their fnaI
examinations on ne train rnIninE east from Madi
ann 70 p0uChkeepse They Ieaye about June 10
foF ne Hudann
Coach Thomnton ot ths University oT pIttsburr
trark ieam said before ne Pennsy ivania Penn
staie -PiilEhurF uiangular meet last Saturday
acurgd one point
The sun., 1910-05-21
FOR lurRMlN MENLEr.
VisItlRE Crews Taks Preliminary spins
on the seatiy lkll.

PHrr,nFtpHI,. Pa Mav ~ With The
except iun OF q ,oupi- of crews ail he yi.if-
iug usrgnen who viii row m tho American
regatta 'p-rorrow are In rlilsdeI ph ia
ready for tHs races IN crews we're oui ON
the water this afternoon for their last work
Ueforr rHc RACES The river was rough f0-
Iav. due to strong southwest Wind. Vhigh
blew up tho course aud made b. hard Sork
.ur ~uue uf thp O. r.N-. Nhil" Others ud not
llIud If As their boat. Nerr TiEEs=i uIFh
Irtu fua-s u aud ITpd shepherd fhs
,It,h iiarl'W dultl". arrived rsrIg th.s
morning auu went out over the ruuTs. 90
fhs duuul.. about nuou later both tuua
pra,f.g. i8In- iu -,ndgr lhrv vii ROW
Iu -sruud lfild tr-t singles respectively
Do" coach Uf the Harvard ,f~s- bad IIs
eight ont un tu. water ihis afternoon The
uuts ere aii 700 good shape and look FOR
Nut1fH
coach Kennedy ~ Vale took biz three
,raR- put frou tho t1tvrT.ty barge club
Ists IN th- afternoon Ih--- consisted OF a
-IaCls. four and an "ight Livingston. thO
- rUWUHg single. With Uls broth her won the
double rae. 10 the American regatta la.t
year The lul" fr",hman crew gave a d~uI.
uu'fIIf.uu of gOod row M
90. I ZION Boat club rrDwy. which are
composed iEostly Of former Harvard OARS
men. urD here They have an eight q four
pars=t shell and H ,i4Klp The crew. did not
~ ouf on The river uutil very late in the
afternoon and ,su1rtiu did not do much
HuTk
The Columbia sscond varsity and fresh
man 'rrWs went out from the Z ndine BaTFe
club This n the first time that Columbia
uas ever entered The schuylklil races aud
lim Rice. the ,uarh. Il particularly desirOus
10 o. axe q good showing
The sun., 1910-05-21
DlRTMOUTH ATHLETES SHINE.
Seventeen Men Qualify fOr New England
InleFeollegiates.

BEoOKLiNR. Mass. NAV 20 Dartmouth
ssrius a likely winner OF The New England
| inter, ollsgiata. athlctic championship. the
! prrlun mary eVrnts Of whlch we're held on
IrChnolOgy Fiold here this afternoon
/ The boys from Hanover we're strong In every
event except the high huulles and dqualiiied
Ayentesn men for the finals. Nhich h
nearly twice % many men ~ Will represent
any une Ui the thirteen other colleges
Williams got nine INTO the nnals, hoNdoln
und Wesleyan eight earh. Amherst and
MASSACHUSETTS, Institute Of Technology tye
earh. niyersliy of Maine aitd brown three
each. tolhY. I adversely OF Vermont auh
NorresteT fOylechhtc two each. while TUFTS.
lnnt'N and HOLY Ir0ss had bat Onc ca"h
The summary.
lSi ard murdlcs ssini nnai beat -Pvad. N. {.
7, Ncudcii. Wesley an, fish. Nihlams. Marble
htoNu. ltast Time, 10 scuonos. By hrnaSh
g.snri. nes,isis Uuiirr-on- VsrHont. Rol,crts
Amherst, hanoa, Wssisl 30, Nmlih. Dartmouth,
Marble. Grown. Best time. - seCuntls. by hacoa
~ asra Rnn -Mai,sT: fortsr hsImoa' ,L5lss
Campbell Wtliains. White. n. i. q. bual time,
minutes 5 seconds, By Gates
~ lara Dash- R0b-oa and Wool. Wesleyan
Naiishuri, Massachusetts rcrh llatrigAn Brown
kussuil. nartmouth. baldwin, Amherst hest
time. 2. . scconds. b. baldwin.
t,u NaT1 Run Lester. Augeyeue and Starrett
" hisnis. lounE, Amherst Wool, Wesley IN
Mchvnaa, tio, Cross; salisbury, Al. 7 Palmer
dartmouth Hest time - 3. scCunds by Palmer
iiiEh Iump Palmer aud Thomas. Dartmouth
Rldingamc, BoWd0ln Hufrick. CODY. Ely. VIII
iama Mckay. brUan Jump. feet Q lncbr>. ~
gtailloi
shot tui r0bin AMI lovri0y. Dartmouth
1lougn Worcester Puy Parkinson. Wesley an
New man howd0n Mason. Williams. Best
throw ~ iert i0ia inrhes. hy luugh.
Discus Throw Parkinson and Hanna, Nes-
lcyah, Thomas Williams Douglaz. Tufts cham.
brrniu. N. 4 r LoygiOy Dartmouth Best
throw. MS feet. b. Parkinson.
broad jump Gutisrsoa. Nrrmont Thomas aud
Marks, dartmouth. Mcfarland. BONd0n Hart
lett Williams Roberts. Amherst hest jump,
~ icet ZACH. ~ Guttsruon
Pole Vault lloldman. ienks. Dartmouth De.
Ming RJsiOin Hurrlck Colby. Miles. Amherst.
VESSEL. Trinity. Vault ~ feet bS all NhO
Quauncd.
Hammcr rhrow " " MArlsn. n z. Marden.
y lewis, Dartmoath Warrru. Crosby. AoWdoln.
Power, Worcester Poly. best throw, Ia frvt
inchss. hy Wagren
The sun., 1910-05-21
7OIF
Prlnrs,sn Defeats NnIIams by scorr Of
q 10 ..

pr'uce,on defeated Williams at golf over
ne Npavam.s links ve-trr iav uv score
~ fu o. The Collegian- piayrd -iugle-
in ne m0Tning aud fOursOmes during the
~ i-rnoOn and q number of excellent rounds
we're recordrd Albert Seckrl. the inter-
coll-giste champion playing No. Tor
Princeton. -cOred point az the expense
of hirhnrd jackson, the Williams leader.
the hrs' named returning -.
A. singles all save one ~ the Prince
ton.sn. couuts for their side. ~ that the
srore a. the end of the mornluR rrsd
Princeton. s. Williams, Later ia the
iuur-omez SeJkel and n n Nc AdJO tea med
Siandish and Htll aud Williams and l.OOnits
counted for the other side ioOmis was Ia
hts best form. getting around ~ ~ The
results
singles Ptacst0u Sscksl. q Ksy. o Houston.
ArAdoo bunu. Eddy. r0tal.
Wimams -lsoksOh, o SAndish D. ioOmls o
Il,h. y. Nunams q. NIL o rotai
Ioursomes Princrton Serkel aud Nc AdOo
NAY ard Bunn. ~ hOustoa and Eddy a. Total
Williams Jackson and fish. g. Sanii,h and
Although entries foT the annual cham-
piunzhin tOuruamenf uf the M-trupulifau
Golf Association 10 b. held NJ Morris County
next week dn not close uutil nosn to-day
. big deid n already assured Practically
the title holder Jerome % 1rayrr, Fred
Irrrpshun Robert & watson .luhu NJ
MHrd iludIuv = Douglas and blri1sr "
White have sent ,n their names lhe fact
fhrt y " Npiu, one ~ ne Morris count
-~t. rr-iH % a - pa cump~t ltIOn there the
other dnv shows that the course .- In rou-
dfIpu 4 number uf the leading anal o.
VII prftfIs over The uu - t1-iaN
The sun., 1910-05-21
MAINLAND WINS lr lCROSsE.
Beats COrnen J to = In Extra PerIsd
Game

CaMBRtpGF. Mass Nav ~ The Harvard
lacrosse team won thr cbanp.onzhip Or the
Northern lnfarr0llr yiafe league bv defeat
ing Cornell on SOLDIERS Feldthi- afternoon.
TO & An extra period OF fifteen minutes
vas required 20 dr'ide thr game. ~ the
fH0re vas ti"d 10 the end oi ~. -econd
IsrICd. 4fot
IN ~" gam" proper, ihe teams were very
evenly matched. aEI th" ,Cor- was tied dr-t
Nv ous ID" and then by the other liar
VIVID players we're CLEARLY superior in tho
Extra period
Fpv harvard. Brightman played a splsn-
d,. gFrn" ~ goal sud tapt Alexander iu The
IN u. Fud WalbrIdgs u Cornell we're the
Fl" "ts
The sun., 1910-05-21
KING OLYMPIGN IN A DRIVE
TAXES BITCHESTER HINDIC ~
FROW PRETEND M 4 HEID.
Martinez. Third. Also Figures IN a IIot
I'IRlsh -E'iFgz,oae,sSeSIs Glucose sam
Lewis and Feather Buster score Rose
Queen Gailsps Home a. Belmont

Three horses finished heads apart In th'
Baychezter Handicap. Tor three yrar-0ld-
one mile. AZ Belmont Park yesterday. W 3
schultr's Ming Olympian. with D. Dugar
up. made an the running and had n CON.
mandiug lead when he turned into the home
stretch Then Garner moved up with
I Thomas Monahan's Pretend aud McCahey
4 got busy with The Chelsea stable MARTINEZ.
he favOrite, Who had experienced a rough
our ~ up 20 this point. A. the furlOng
pole these horses we're neck aud neck. all
under the whip. but Martinez began TO bear
out. thereby losing ground. A. the wire
kius OlymDian Got the verdict by a short
| head Pretend beating Martinez by q similar
margin for the place. tue race being run
In IAl
=. G. Hldreth's Fire-tone. top weight and
/ tayOrItc. won the handicap ~ a mile amt q
/ sixteenth Garner by cutting 0ut a fasr
pace made too much use uf the NeWva-tl- l-
Siable's GLUCOSE, second choice, ~ that tho
/ latter hnd nothing teit nhen ir' stone
challenged 100 the stretch Then liil-
dreth.> horse aalloped home with three
7 lruEths to spare iu %. dlucu=- tOok the
place from &C. VI udouis Prince GiI by
length Liruip and kuokstour we're not
Tar away
After humping match an the way down
ihc chute n l.. NhaN- Voter ruIt Num
. IHmNIas a NNNWIINes nAI Il filfHA " ". IHMNNHNH
mauus ~ebsgo and beat him three paris
Uf e IsuEth 100 fhe fra event lot two-yraT.
uid- four aud u hall fIroug-. straight
aNaN = D. Madden lhTity uily by
ogden brisv Mtid, showing q sudden Iui-
pro, emeut Naz third. a Irugth barE with
o. ii Wilson Ir = Myglg River, = -an ui
Yankee Ocean Ide. close gp The time
vase So
" Z. SchWartz Feather Dusjsr. colt
uy BruoWstbk AsgOt Bells. lri al the
way lu The thiri event for tNo-yeaT-Olds
i've nflongs sfraightaNay. ami Won by
two lengths. The Newcastle stable
Danger Mara second IN favor under a hari
drive took the pla'" from q I Wilson lr
AHald. by he ~ rin~ laTHntslla. o.
nose Tho race was run Ia -
Mise leonard Rufus 90 odds on bel a.
lII Stages 81 The sir~ple, hu-a ~ about
fso miez. and Aou GA the uii with i've
lsuEfls over Bartlett ", ieuuau Mimic
lhs latter vas q length and a bali u from
O. 4 HruudeTs Da,Ta. faprIsH IhvN Mr.
baNls Ht tI.,., ,iuhhDuSr l.uuu. aul tu~ latter
fuuliug u zuWrr.ault. gui up without .
~ fafth Mrgu, llght rhrrN Lis rider if
tho nr-r |uup rhe time vas go
Hose v QIrsu another short pri,el layUrIfr. .
m ldr a show ui a lot Of cheap plBfrr- 100
Tho last race. a. -iN furionE- main track. |
and Won boo q gallOp. ttrorgs T. sherman ,
~tarEUVau Hf a long price ran INTO the /
place tao lengths before n. J.. shaw 's
Iup Note raufouhs ran uuf End never
had chance The time vas Is z-s. lhe 4,
summarizes
The sun., 1910-05-21

.....f l.ffs DrFBlirh ~ TNE SUv
" Nsv 90 The race for the Prir
,. .s'Hmou' a. Mni-ons IAftte to-day was
u.. Uv tnamrlou- eros Papa. Roth
t. ..l- us.iar auz s"oond and Vanderbilt =
Z .r.H.t I..rI F,r horses ran The
.u. s..- uu tH- first three horses Uere, re-
spr,tns.r. tsrrE Haraf and Mitchell
r. rHr# for fhs priH Said irhonry VAS Won
HT : ard HtnHT0g VandaFbiita Clat.
fHrfrUT NHs a"'ord and 'almana Falnisa
tFIri There were five starters Tha
lnr.fra uH fna aI~resaful hUrnsa were
Blut. U JNel and Bona.
The sun., 1910-05-21
TO-DtT'S CIRD FOR BELMONT.
Historic WIthers Stakes. fer ThVeeTear-
Olsls. the Fea iuFe.

one II Amsrira's bs-i known turf classlcs.
fhs his.orio WtherS stakes. for three year
old-. 0re mile will bs run ~ Belmont Park
this afternoon Oh form it looks like a
duel bet Veeu fhe silver Brook Farms colt
The Turk ard James u keene's GTasmere.
with tbs WOOdhayen stables Prince In
perll dangerous factor The o'hers
named 10 20 are iohn g. Madden's Hampton
COur. q Wilson Jr = Candleberry and
the Vuin,v stables 1andTian. Another
feature ~ iAe Laureate stakes, for Two
year .oid-. i've fur.onvs. sfraighiaway. for
WhIsh Bahblrr. /eu- anu Novelty may
nVht u Ou' In the whitney Memorial
~fr-Dl-' ha=s Agrut. sir Wooster and H0-s-
ieutOn seem the be-I TWO-year olds Will
run DO the first race, a. i've fuTonRs. with
Aldrian, Frank Mullrus Ind 10, hiel pos
-ihlv Tho b~-i IN The zesund rare for
plhters it seven furiuuK- Is'1une d'Ary
andrr aud tOhoft MAY 20 veil IN the
lat rave. ~ a nile aud a furious, Nadru
Hefkelsy and CohOrt may ruf lp the purse
Tie entries follow
The sun., 1910-05-21
CaIunlbla.PrIneelsa 100 Mret nn.

A. tho last minute Columbia and Prince.
ton have found Il impossible 10 hold ma
dual track meet that was scheduled 10 iaks
place at Princeton to-day on account
OF the le-PTlncetOn freshman baseball
game, which vii ~ played AZ princston
The Princeton track association daairsd
~ have the Columbia track meet harir
a. O'clock his tho New YORK eni-
legiang found imppallble. aa ~ per cent
Oi - team wtll he buay with examinations
until soon.
The sun., 1910-05-21
sH Brs~B nay. the Myrtle.

The catb0at Iyrtle. Witch vas ouned By
J n Fiske. has been purchased By stephen
" Brown. who vii uss her NJ New london.
where he has purchased tho home NJ tha
late RiohaFd Mansfield This boat. which
ia me of the largest catb0ats IN theas waters
being IS ieel long, was eold ~ aurtion IN
no Marine nasin laat Monday hy order Oi
he FeceiveT of , N FiHks a 60 Glsl0w a
orr made he purchase for Mr. Brown, ths
nrtcg hid being a aG1 Tho launch Wea
One. Is feet iong, waa also sold end broughi
ESQ.
The sun., 1910-05-21

Good start. Won easily Rose Qusru hr 2 Z. by
trniued BY y &. Hldrsth
The sun., 1910-05-21
TlF
HORsEs AND CARRIAGEa.

FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay carriage horses: splendid &C.
tion; to be seen at I9 Cornelia
st.. N. Y.
The sun., 1910-05-21

seluns: for thrsr year o,ds and upward: $40

Good start Won easily Rufus, Cd, E..e by Star
Uy Ncitcl.
The sun., 1910-05-21
STEWART AUTO SCHOOL

rhtvuuga. individual inatrucuon. W.
sguiplnant lnspact our pinnG classal start sssI
wa1s. Wua inr bouEigl "a ". t4lh %. y. a's--'
The sun., 1910-05-21

Good start. won driving king Olympian. Cd e
2 hy OlymDian queen Lute. owned by ". y
srhuite trained By X y Brooks.
aTaTH maaH
The sun., 1910-05-21

Police Supervisor li-rge' savs ihit on
Monday q permit viii l~ granted 20 Jim
briffiu ~ tha Metropolitan e. 10 hold
a fort i've round bout In Frisco during july
This VIII pave The wuN Tor the Iefries-
Johnson nil unless n i- prevented AZ M.
last moment MeHnNhils CoTroih Who
has been driven 1ut of IOlma IN san MHt~O
county. is anN lOu- 90 pull "a the DTizc1ll-
Ntteil bout In FRISCO iu July. uut A. only
on nght month iz permitted IN that civ
h. may have % take the bout % Point Rich
mOud
The sun., 1910-05-21

ATl AZ Perfected two cycle engine At.
LAS MOTOR CAR Co. 800 Arosd-
way. 2. H. Adams. Manager.
The sun., 1910-05-21
B.yche.ter H.naieap. for thre- year OId.

Good start Won handny Feather Duster. b
(. uy Htoomstck AsrOt Belle Oanod by N l.
Srhvartg trained bY " MAJ.
The sun., 1910-05-21

NJ NTT"T VII Wv" Ut" TVT TTTWT ~
early usNt wees g. prrpars for hiH fight
With Urt-,ou llr says be- wall not COnssuf
20 weigh l1B pounds four hours hefOrr ring
time. but may agree 90 20 pounds ~ the
|riursde Ne could easily hold out for
~ rngsids. the frathsrwTiglt limit iu this
country. ai sh.,h b. has always defended
hts title. and ~ j. not improbable that Dri--
coll. who can make that ngltTe W Compelled
10, would finally accept rather than lose
the match hut Aiteil. confident Of success
IN willing 20 make reasonable CONCESSIONS
NJ DTtscoli should carry biz point ha would
probably weight AZ least ~ pounds white
Nttsil would h. more than four pounds
lighter Ht ring time
The sun., 1910-05-21

REMY Benz Auto Import Co Of Augirt
S@ ispe 70 ie0l broadway, NeW YoTa
The sun., 1910-05-21
MOTOR CAR
DIRECTORY

Al IN American Locomotive Comrany
iNs Broadway Tel Nn Co
The sun., 1910-05-21

If ID 4ugEested fhHf suspeusl0us % inrEevs
should b. posted on a bulletin board outs side
fhs serrsfary's uhiDe. not only It Belmont
pHrk but 90 ail uf The tracks he other
dly Glass was z-i down by the starter. bgt
The bUy'. . employer. 4 81 Blakeiy, vHs MOI
,wsre " tho fact Uniil the ua,r day when
be- wanted tp Iut thiW up on p.uvIou-
HaF Frly ~ The H-' moment had tu look
around for another rider aud So uf-d
ImMaIa D. liz. MI- . nl Tine
The sun., 1910-05-21

Jockey NcGee'- handling Of several
horses lately has H'frlrtri The attsn.
tion " tho stew ards. 70 = said lls ride
on Bonnie Kr. IA two races. his perform
ancrs on oco. I1thbe-t ami others have
not pleased certain persons In authority
NcGee's superb horsemansh'p When hs
won the uetropOltan Handicap With
Fashion Plate Nas iu striking contrast
and showed that hs wss not lacking in
natural skill. The Jockey Ilub stewards
insist up0n clean sport Snd u i- SAID that
queer rides by ore or two others Niil he
loOkel INTO
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(By Norman.)

NEW YORK, July 30.-The
couple keeping the little fur store
near Amsterdam avenue and 10th
street had been for several years
subject of good natured joking in
the neighborhood. She. young,
plump. passably good-looking; he,
old, feeble, fraiI.
Often, as neighbors saw him
creeping alon, leaning on his cane,
they wondered how he ever got an
attractive wife. AS they saw lights
Pickering in living rooms above
the store long after midnight, they
said it was shame young wo-
man had to spend the best years
of her life in caring for sick old
man.
Sometimes the girls from Bar
nard college used to express their
sympathy for husband, and her
The wife always spoke lovingly OF
him; it was plain to her he was
the best husband anybody ever
had.
The girls used to wonder, and
the neighbors used to wonder how
long it would be before the old
husbands light would flicker out
and leave the young wife free to
enjoy herself and to find a more
suitable helpmate.
There wa slittle surprise when a
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comes out of the store, the one
waiting should say: Mrs. So
and-so, why how do you do?
very loud). recognized your
moter, and" etc. do let us
go up to So-and-so and have a
cup of tea before you go hime.
The people who hear you will
think the lady owns the machine
-then the other lady can have
her turn. In going down the
street two ladies should take up
the whole sidewalk.
The man should do the same
but when he knocks an old lady
down he should lift her to her
feet and say: beg pardon. you
know deucedly awkward of MEL
and, brushing his hands. should
walk on. 1t is a good plan to be
polite to the old lady, because
some husky who sees you may
take bust at you.
A man should talk about the
poor service the best hotel in town
gives, what a good valet he has,
how his father threatened to cut
him off without a cent, etc. A
youth Of twenty or twenty-five
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CYNTHIA CREYS
CORRESPONDENTS
Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey: ~
/ am Is and go with a young
man, who recently proposed.
have not promised, as l am in
doubt about something. / think
a great deal of him, but fail 10
find the understanding which /
think a husband and wife should
have. We always get along well
and he says / am the only person
that can take him in the right
spirit and that 1 understand him
even better than his mother. But
when I try to find that perfect
understanding ON his part fail
Now would you advise me to ac-
cept him from what I have told
you above? MARY.
A.: II you are well-mated men
tally and physically, that perfect
understanding will come when you
are married. However, don't marry
until you are sure. I'm always In
doubt myselw, when a girl con-
fesses a doubt as to the status OF
her heart.
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is: all you can hide in your left
optic. 1 must tell women how
they must act to be taken for
wealthy DANES. Girls of S5 or
40 years must dress In skirts
about to their shoe tops, must
comb their hair in some freak
way and wear an outlandish hat
with colors on it that shrek. A
piece of sandpaper should be
worn on each knee. The paper
will brush together and 4, make
people thing the girl hash SILK
skirts. A monstrous BLACK
pocketbook should be carried in
one or the other hand, and in the
other a poodle dog. On the street
the figure cit doesn't matter
whether you have one or not)
must be bent as I show in the
beautiful picture, located s8me-
where near this part of the. col
umn. A big wad of cotton should
be put in each cheek SO as to give
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Wisconsin Justice has given hard knock that good old
which blood
time he has opened what be the only relief
from the present burden of buying provisions
Milwaukee couple brought
cousins who had them for little visit
They asked
the claim just, and it had to be paid.
Of avail that the visiting cousins
ship Futile their plea that
to board Alike unavaing the
Invited to stay longer; please do"
II is proverbially inhospitabie
that invited guests still
etiquet
Justice
the opinion please
be taken seriously
at prevailing prices quite
the precedent by this general
must behooye all
2 recepted board bill be forwarded with the
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rooms and hotel Hobbies with a
toothpick in his mouth at meal
times. He should talk about the
high time he had last night with
a burlesque chorus, etc. The coun-
try boy who wants to pretend he
Is a rich mans son is rather han
dicapped on account of his tan.
However, If he goes to the city
and get his hair shaved off close
to the skin and buys pair of
white flannel pants (rolled up to
kneey, a soft shirt, red tie, cap the
size of dollar, a box OF Egyptian
|cigarets. and rolls his sleeves up
above his elbows, he will be taken
for tennis player or golfer. He
must talk loud and laugh in @
boisterous way at everyone who
comes along. The cigaret should
hang from the lower left-hand lip
land he must assume a blank ex.
preston. A bunch of keys worn
in the pocket will make noisJ
like loose change.
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S0IET1IIT9

Vile, in honor of Mrs. Fannie
Cardin Orchard, who is to be
married next week to Benjamin
T. Mackall of Morehead, Mimi,
at Seattle.
Mrs. Charles Murray entertain
ed the Nesika club at her sum-
mer home near DeKoven Thurs
day afternoon. Luncheon was
served in a grove near the house.
The board of managers of the
Children's Industrial home will
meet at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing at the apartments of Mss.
Rae at the Lewis.
Mrs. Louise Peoples, formerly
Miss Buckmaster of Tacoma, is
visiting here, having come over
for the Mrs. Bates reception and
bridge party. Her home is now
in Seattle.
Miss Edna O'Keefe leaves this
evening for st. Paul for a visit for
the rest of the summer.