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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-07

An unwritten law of the house
says no one shall be recognized to
make the motion to adjourn except
the Republican floor leader or the
chairman in charge of the bill under
consideration.
1t was calender Wednesday and
several committees were on call. So
no particular committee had the day
In charge. The house, had beenI
pounding along all day. considering
small bills. Five o'clock rolled around
the speaker who had been I'm the
chair all day--a thing unusual for
him--was tired, and nearly everyone
III the house wanted to go home.
Cannon looked at Payne. But the
Republican floor leader was sleeping
soundly In his chair. Payne freauent-
y dozes during session of the house.
The speaker sent a page to wake him
up In orderto make the motion to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-07

The elevator In the southeast cor
ner of the treasury department build
ing lands It's passengers on the top
floor, almost directly in front of the
new offices OF Supervisor Architect
Taylor. On the wall beside the clevat-
or Is small fire alarm box.
day or two ago a senator who Is
one of the most pompuous of the up
per house and always insistant upon
prompt attention to his demands, es-
pecially from subordinate government
officials, had business with the sup
cruising Architect.
Having completed his mission the
senator st9lked majestically toward
the elevator and pushed the fire al
arm bell. Immediately two watchmen
rushed up, looked around, shifted the
air and finding no fire departed. But
the elevator did not come. After n
minute or two of waiting, the sena-
tor rang the fire alarm again. Once
more 1t produced two watchmen on
the run, but still no elevator. The
senator pacing impatiently backward
ana foreward watched the two men
az WI anu apparently
looking around aimlessly. After an
other brief period of waiting the
now thoroughly irate senator rang
the fire alarm bell for the third time
only one of the watchmen responded
this time, but still the elevator did
not come. Filled with indignation.
the angry legislator marched up. TO
Architect Taylor and demanded an
grily:
WHAT the meaning of these Mar
athon racers down the corridors
which always end in this corner. and
why In hell is the elevator not run-
nihg? have been ringing the bell
Tor the last ten minutes"
with a proper, air of contrition
Iaylor. promised TO investigate. He
rang the elevator bell and the .1lft"
appeared Immediately. Explanations
iollowed, and the senator left tho
building with some Of his pomposItv
temporarily derauged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
VS. OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN
Have You a Bright Kiddie?
Enter Him i'm Star Contest

Sounsstcr Clarence Johnson
the Dutch Riddles The Red MN Witch to the Grand
the bright SAYINGS OF children
win be the saturday afternoon perform
auce April Oh this bunch % Kids
chance Tor the production Of The
Red NIP nothing fond and mammas 70 put
their think and remember the clever sayings their children
n You don't believe II the Contest Editor Of The star can auc
" the fact The star also vouch for the fact that
the number Of clever children under cgh Seattle IS sur
prlslnrly large
Hyeu brsh, ss, the contest
The star s now eendue'ios can 90 So Here's the way
WORDS ard send the Contest Edo Of The star sign your
ard address ard the ehitd's and
The star viii print from day TO day as many o. the clever
at on Wednesday. April a. giving
ample call The star office Friday to oct the
tickets which will be Coz the Saturday matinee, April a.
To the making the speech viii be awarded
box containing six seats for matinee April 49, go The Red
second preFour orchestra seats for same performance
Thrd fourth nm sixth seventh eshn ninth tenth clev
twelfth prizes-two each for performance
Folowing Jus, few Of the funny and remarks made
hy Seattle youngsters
aiy nephew. Willie seven sartoa
p@ror usually paironiied by his father
Say. Md. think you are a chin OF the old block
70. a % m. ss s %s"s" n, w replied Say sis me
My sman dagsA'e Mary AGED four very independent
nature and kos acknowledge defeat recently she
was PLAYING that she small bear on pile % wood which
bgan slide landed her the gound She uuhurt bat
surprised She hinked Tor and then remarked
on PLAYING MR s' : q FoRMASs
NY tu girl Winnie five years old was feeding chickens
sticking friend who has abnormal Adams apple
dessert Winnie shouted Don't him
Doat his crops sticking outr GEORGE W sArfER"
The other meeting friends ali had much
After sitting quietly white small daughter aged
MRS LoRENzE ARMSTRONG"
have small nephew Cart three old already
day him he o6nguxly named
Aunt Jessie Aunc May Aunt louise and and strand
boy ''''' Mt o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
OuE 9The Wisdom of
CYNTIIIAGRFY

Don't Marry Man 70 Reform Him.
Because young girls are usually
romantic while the5 know little of
tine actual world they are often ln
peril through their kindness ~ heart
a girl loves m ideal and fire.
quentIy clothes "a commonplace man
with the qualities that belong 90 thiH
creation of her fancy
You a0uld be surprised. could yDu
enter elrhlu the guarded portals Df
girls heart ca see what store ehc
sets upon mere physical strength
and brute force and how mistaken -
ly she dreams that man who o.
known tO be- reckleas and dissipatcd
has something ln him finer and
Robier than another man vino iG
living a correct life
She pitica Che transRcss1r, and
a. naiterod ln thinking that n0t-
withdrawing hIe HinH. Hhe haa ouiy
70 put her ittie white hand 60 his
90 draw bin upward
a man who has fallen into excess
Of any kind should first reform and
prove hiH sincerity by % period 0f
unuliied behavior before ans Girl
Risks her lifetme's happiness by
marrying him Never marry "a man
90 reform him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
Homemade Candies
For the Sweet Tooth

select large blooms from luns
stems for cnudled viuiete Wash
thoroughly and shake Thorn free
from moisture Make q syrup that
anapa. flavor u wiih ans desired
flavor and partially chili the nyrup
Hold the viole, BY the stem and
dlp into The syrup and lay each
slnwly npon plate ~ powdered ga
Rar When cold and firm. cut of
che stems The cAudled flowers
ere PRETTY IN boxes 81 candy. and
are often used Aa ornamental gar
nishes GA fruit aAiade and fees The
fin~rra can BE- eaten MeatF rose
leaves are treated "a IKE manner.
often favored with peppermint ~
WintofEreeu Sweet anine has q
delicate flavor Go combine with
rossH OF yluiDfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
THE SHOP GIRL OR THE
HIRED GIRL-WHICH?

Whats the matter with the Ia
dies g thc House Dozens q lfi-
ters uu TITS ser4ant- gifi 4use-
ton have been received hul - far
the mfstresSrs have oeea silent cn
the subj, Surely i lsnt hseaass
they cor dder e ~ to- little import
ance % u sad that it Is impossible
% gel good servants mmg time they
are uahfsd what reasons can fhr
mistresses advance for the condition
- affairs
Working Girls almost Invariably
decline so DO hausework. giving SOME
81 thsir reasons for e. and the3
sound pretty coed
ono girl writes
~Dear Miss Grey Kindly lend
me space in your column 90 express
my idsae on ihe Hired Girl or
shop Girl question.
The girl Who signs herself HALL
room Annie has got th. right idea
concerning the hired girl ihat d. boz
most eases. nut there are many ex-
ccptinns
y know several hired kris who
have the same privileges as the fam
~ they are working for They ~
out ans evening or afternoon they
choose cor course. they must not
negleei their duties 30 Do sol They
mlnEie with the same people a. their
mistfssses. There are many girls
who have places Of This kind and
I believe they have the rnup girl
cheated
ION the other hand. there are
manv families ike Annie mentions.
where the hired Eirl f. looked upon
az inferior 90 the rest ~ the persons
IN the home. and 81 expected b. b.
az the heck arid call Of everybody
IN the house az any time ~ day ~
might that thcg might want some ilt
tie service done
Hired Girl 70 Be pitisd.
I'm these eases the poor hired girl
a. % BE- piiied and no one can blame
her Tor preferring Go work in tho
store or shop
= am sadly afraid tho Christian
family who employed Annie wii turn
up AZ Che wrong place on judgment
day n they don't change their atti-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15


Boil until tender aud cut into
small pieces two pounds OF beef.
With a large amount Of fat Cook
two teacupfuls OF chin beans. plac.
ing them first Ia cold water and
bringing gradually 10 the boiling
point Wash and remove seoda
from about four Chill peppers and
boil with one garlic. after which
run all through a coiander Lastly.
bon torcthcr the beef. beans. pep
per garlic and add can Of finely
chopped tomatoes Cook about Is
minutes and season With one tea
spoonful Of Chill powder. stirring
tho mixture while the powder e.
added II II needs 90 be thiokennd
add a few mashed beans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Pick for wife the girl who takcs
care III her mother fhe Fir who is
useful iu the household and does
not make the most sboW ~ the bah.
room
This o. the advice which Andrew
Carnegie gave tho schooihoYs -
PnnbufR The other day when be-
addressed several hundred of them
Carnegie bad been visiting az the
Carnegie Tech high school and
approved thc work being done there
very highly He ate heartily ~ the
experimental work ~ cookery class
of young girls
Among other things Carnegie said
were these
"Ai success and happiness de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
lN4RYS@222p@1H5

salt aud pepper, place Ia a roasting
pan. dredge lightly with flour put
q little water IN TIE pan. place tn.
side not too hot oven, baatc fire..
quently During the roasting pro
cess place another pan over the
ribs 20 keep them moist. Tor II they
are IN too hot m oven thoy be-
come dry instead o. juicy Roast
mlly two hours. then lifl ribs onto
a hot platter. strain or most Of
the fat left IN roasting pan. thickon
remaining fat with tablespoonful
Of flour 20 make gravy and add a
little soupHt0ck or water Deco,
rate with "a little fresh parsley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Get package ~ herb boar
hound ~ druggists and break
of about one quarter Steep
q On 1 cup of cold water 20 minutes
then strain into cups 81 Franu
lated SUGAR. add tablespoon Of
vinegar and holi until when tried
ia cold water q cracks skim white
boiling u viii be az clear as am.
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
Give Me the Hired Girl Evsry Tin1s.
Says This On.

Says This One.
Dear Miss 0rey am replying 90
she xiri in The Star who seems 60
te dissatisfied With the hired girl
proposition arm ~ years oid. and I
have tried almost every Kind ~ work
such uH factory work millinery and
telephone operator and am rosl
tlfe That q giri without homie
without parents ahg "a doing house.
Nefk f0r some ore. ls great deal
better or than giri working lu a
factory 90 store. not only for the bet
termeut 81 her morals hut fur her
future happiness A. 20 the girl
writing and saying she vaa treated
es low 'ae "a dog IL u pure exnKgsr-
alton on her part am sure sine
could NOT " she tried. find e. place
in Seattle or auyN here out West
where shc wiu not b. treated alth
respect
SIN speaking from actual expert
cucc and know that the hircd girls
out West are treated with respect
n sou are tidy. careful aud obHEing
know there 10 not % position in
town where you would not 81 treated
kindly Girls who are giddy and .r-
responsible are surely not happy do
iag homework. because they can't a.
IKE She tired fact0ry wirl and shop
girl 10 dances and associate Wlth
unfit company
coNTENTEp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

ca one cup Of sugar table
spoons untrr or milk and boil just
aeveu miauios To- Ia another dish
mis- 2 tablespoons OF powdered ga
gar With u drops 81 wintefEreen
or peppermint After lal has boil
"a Jest seven minutes add ~ 90
it. stir a little. then drop quickly on
marble aud a. soon nH they set ~
move them quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

tude toward their hired girls
"A Il "a Xaurg man wha b
Ashar,ed 10 krsp company vlth q
xirl because She f. q domesfie !
aan't believe ihe SIR l1sea mueh IS
q 4 haNiux bls eanlrauy
"As faf marrying "a farmer am
sure thai an farmers Dc NOT iuok
upon their wives 40 upon their
horses or COWS ~ chickens think
ans wDwan uogit prefer 90 ride To
& busy tp sfsrsf car. aud would
rather look out 20 ner window on
fields and meadows and trees then
ou somebody's hack ,ard her neigh
boris wall or thc patements In front
~ her hDHne
LAURA l.. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

WORTH KNOWING.


After You have used part Of a
compressed yeast cake. lmmcfse
the rest IN salt. cornmcal on flour
and IL viii keep good nearly a week
Old and scrap pieces Of zinc
should De saved for burning the
foot from chlmneys and stoveplpea
a little bif thrown on the fire will
effectively clear the passages of
SCOT
a wise mother Of many children
uses heavy Indian head" FOR table
cloths Since this IL 90 cheap and
easily Numbered She can afford to
change The cloth every other day
A simple garRle " salt aud water
is good FOR clearing the throat
a home without newapapers
periodicals and books Is like q house
without windows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
CARNEGIE TELLS BOYS W9lT
KIND 0F CURL T0 MARRTVI' v :

penas upon The proper na,,
man and wife "H'hs II
Ny mother ana wife ,aa
au. af ihs Al
standards. ~ Highest
rhc ambition to beca.
llounirr ia iow. s I psi.
To be 81 service 10 Van,
man lr the greatest ldaai eS
Honest parentaQa
valued heritage" s iatsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Blonde girls have their photo
graphs taken lust about twice as
often o. The long run ~ brunettes."
remarked "a famoua photographer the
other day 1.-THE reason la easy t0
discover Blondes make Drettler pic-
lures th0n bruuettc The lighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
TRIBUTES PAID TO WOMEN

Woman ia she master piece oufucius
Women teach fcpose. cyiity and dteuity-Voliars
Shakespeare has heroes he only hefoluea
u woman lost Eden such she alone restore gfr
Woman tH the most perfect when the womanlygast
Heaven BIAS nothing tender than W0mans heart 49, =
o. the abode 81 pty-Luther.
For whore s author ln the world
eFNa7@GhaheHuearo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
petatosa o,nrIsn.

Bake nine potatoes with the Jack
cta on when cold pare and dice
into a bshing dish Salt well Turn
over them the following sauce
Three cupfula Of milk thiokened
with two tablespoonful flour. ouo
green pepper chopped fine or
shredded This should be cooked
slowly three minutes before turn
ms over the potatoes Sprinkle a
tablespoonful % grated cheese over
the top Of all and brown in the
oven for rs minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Cold sla~' with Boiled Dressing.
Chop raw cabbage ycry fine with
one tsaspoonful celery seed Heat
BALI cupful vinegar with balf cup
iul water add one Tablespoonful of
butter when this is hot. pour n
over two weliboafen eggs 10 which
have been added one teaapoonfnl
Of flour one Tablespoonful sugar.
one teaspoonful mustard one tea.
spoonful eail md half tcnapoonfui
pepper then pat the dressing in a
double boiler beat until u ihickeua
and pour y over the chopped cab.
bago aud celery seed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Allow 1 pint OF molaaEes 20 boil
for 10 minutes. add pound shred
dad eocoauut and boil until butter
color Take from fire and add
teaspoon Of soda Tor saltratusl By
stifrink Pour into huttered pan
and leave 10 cool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

effects are far better when the sub
iect ia blonde
a blonde Eirl may get "a photo
graph that win fiatter her. where
one ~ q brunette taken under the
Same conditions. viii not even do
her Justice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

|F0-TT| y IT y - " W9---- ~ -
Place a length ~ sparrfiba on
top Of another lonKih 81 aphrerlhH
sew them together al around leav
Ing an open space at the top 90 fiil
ID with the dressing Soak half a
loat " mhitc bread IN water
squeeze dry. break into this tao
whole eggs season with salt pep
per pinch ~ sage pinch 81 thyme
Cat W half an onion in = heapiug
tablespoonful Of melted butter. LET
this beat Without getting brown
add q % ihe bread mixture. also a
little chopped celery n Their. ls ans
on hand fili the open space Of
the ribs with ihls dressing aeN up
the top them rub The rlhs sell With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Love must be cultivated. and can
be Increased by iudicloug culture.
as wild fruits may double iheir bear
INK under the hand ~ "a gardener.
and love can dwindie and die out
~ neglect us choice flower seeds
planted 90 poor soil dwlndlo and
grow single Harriet Berrher
Efaua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Melt bitter chocolate in a double
pan and alp loaf sugar into the
melted chocolate and sprinkle the
pieces with Er0und nuts This II e
nice candy 90 serve at childs
party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

might learn something 20 your ad
vantage
Dear Mlsa Grey VIII smoking
cigarettes take of flcnhf
JIM ballard Wash
Don't know az cigarettes
could exactly be- recommended as q
flesh redueot Used % excess. and
even occasionally, they cause Rraycr
troubles than lhe Joss uf flesh
Dear Nlsa Grey Would Won
please tell mo how 10 got ia ~
double chin aud wrinkles Ia the
ucckf 10 massage ib advised please
give directions Tor The strokua 10 be
taken Also how could clean a
good leather Strip thar looks old7 is
yaaeilne good Cor The hair 90 prevent
dHudfuif ana falling nut
SUBSCRIBER
a Massugc Wiil reduce the dou.
biz chin and also ramoRc the wfin.
klca To remove the double chin.
maHsaEe ths flesh downward and
always ruh acroas the wrinkles Tee
a small amount ~ o good cold cream
90 aid ths work Ui massage Why
NOT 50 60 mass gr pRrior and have
one treatment and then proceed
with the movements used BY the or
wrAiorf Then yuu will get an idea
o. just how 20 90 it. and beitoF
one than yon could st from a De.
scriptlou 10 thla culBmn
For the leather grip. Try clean
inK u IN thr open air with gasoline.
alloviua all traces 81 u 70 avap
crate Thea rub % sell with olive
on The olive of eeftNus Leather
and much improves fhw apleNf
Ance
Neaeiine 81 good tor the hair. AZ
though very difficult to apply. - %
makes the hair otis y should be
pat on the scalp only aud thorough.
+ ~ mahaaeud tn 4ne manNaEe am
stop ihe hair falling out and im
proves the circulation and
strengthens the roota 81 The hair
neAr Miss Grey ! am cumiuF 90
fou with my troubles WhHf o.
earth e a ygunE man Eoiua "a do
IN a cHsr ~ this kndF
~ 20 wurk III Be noon aud quit
a. ~ b o. Ny trade keeps me
away from good EiFls When ! got
through wurk there is no place 70
so and have no chance % meet
nice young ladlsa. aa ] wurk such
incungeulert hours aud seven dhYH
week cannot Quit. az make
good wages. and I don't knoN any
thlnE else that { can make AZ much
by dulug hut lt % a legitimate
trade. but conftainK
! ana lonesome. and I would llkr
60 marry the right kind ~ girl. but
how can meet herr lie awful.
when ! could weli afford to keep a
wife and then there would Sc q
welcome place 10 50 after work
But ali seem Co meet are not
thoar that q young man would wiah
for life partner
! Want 10 settle down. but can't
aeem 90 find a chance TO meet any
81 ms style. am they are ali homo
and ~ bed wheu am thfoaKh
work
] have been ia Seattle quite a
Iona llme. bat know very fgw PEG
. pie
DC you understand The way feel
and why itls that ! cannot ger out
with young folks % my class lre
the hours and seven days a week
Could you please toll me what
steps ! can take 60 meet the glrl
E thAt la worthy 81 Young man
with q bis hearth
A READER
A-This letter ia printed for the
{ benefit ~ readers of this column.
and The Star would be glad 20
have suggestions 10 offer this
E young man There should b. some
solution 90 his difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15
FASHIONS


For slight burns pour On n.
cold water ~ psrn
II chntcd, 70 upon al fam.
cough 10
q new tooth brush sbss.s
soaked Doc cold water over ns.,,
fore o. iH uaei and then tl..,.s.'.. Y.
dried s'g
Powdered unriaked lime s..,
Into ran bodies vlih a beilo,, ~
drive the rodents away ~.
trance ~ tho holes should -. =.
painted With llqula TAR
wash tae leaves ~ usl..
rubber plants siih iepld us,s, y, =.
mllh once week. then nasx NJ
pots Boz water for two hours n.
water MUST cover the top u Il. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Bicycle repairing. Han. III Let.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Poke bOnnets have been revived
and bid fair 10 be- more popular
than ever for little women They
are always simply and artiatlcally
trimmed
Charming long oonts OF like ma
terial TO the dresses are 10 be-
worn this spring Many OF them
are made with the Mmono sleeve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

Dear Miss Grey. Can you please
tell me some rcst resort close 10
Seattle and N they have ans amuae.
menta in connection. and also The
price? Would like a good inexpen.
siyo place, NJ NJ T..
a Regret that ~ i8 not possible
To- give names and addresses OF this
Kind in this column should lm
aglue by inquiry at the different
railroad and attamghip offices yoi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

A-This letter ia printed for the
benefit ~ readers of this column.
and The Star would be glad 10
have suggestions TO offer this
young man There should b. some
solution % his difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

II ch'tcd, 70 upon al four, !,
cough 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-15

a simple gargle of salt aud water
is good for clearing the throat
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-04-21
GAR STRIKE SETTLED
PEACE IN PHILADELPHIA AFTER
STRIKERS HAD VOTED TO
DROP THEIR FIGHT.
The Cases of the Men Whose Dis
charge Precipitated the Strike Will
be Submitted to Arbitration,
For Final Settlement.

Philadelphia committee of
nineteen, composed of representatives
of the striking motormen and conduct
ors from each of the barns of the Phil
adelpha Rapid Transit company, met
Thursday night and voted to accept a
settlement offered by the company
through representatives of the Ameri'
can Federation of Labor.
The terms of the settlement have
not been made public, but it is said
they include many of the features OF
the proposal made through Mayor Rey-
burn on March 20, when the company
agreed to take back all the strikers
and to guarantee them two dollars a
day until regular runs could be Sc.
cured. The cases of the ia men.
whose discharge precipitated the
strike on February 10, whl be sub
mitted to arbitration. Since the begin
ming of the strike twenty-eight per
sons have been killed by trolley cars.
These accidents, the strikers claim,
were caused by inexperienced motor
men,