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The evening world., 1911-02-23
SILK WAISTS Last
MILLINERY FRIDAY

SILK Chiffon Waists-white. blue and
hello over white not with filot lace
bandings. French Knots. etc
ere SSsJN O'OO
Waists Of black and colorcd silk
chliions over white China SILK
were SooS nd $40 0S-clcaranco 0.O8
Extra size " bite Batistc aists-
n cmb'd. with mcdaiiions. lace,
ctc.-iU to 90 bust-wurc 81 .OS. 1850
land embroidered linen Waists
white or cOiorcd cmb'y-stiil collar
and cuifs-wcro s. oS. ........ 2.9S
Womcn's Ready to Wear Hats-fancy
black lruids-turbans sailors and
other new shapcs-vclvet or satin
trim-wOrth Si.O0. ........ 81. LOB
Womcn's Trimmed Hats-fancy hair.
pyroxyline, ramic, satin braids and
nets-bluck or with combinations Of
white or burnt-rcg. 81. 80 ..,. 4.SO
10 inch Black Willow Plumes-
hand knottcd-rcg. S7iS, ..... 4.0S
Clearance Of Black French Plumes-
heavy heads-woro 81 .oS-now 2.24
The evening world., 1911-02-23
D|PPEL IS NAMED
AS PROBABLE HEAD
Of NEW THEATRE
Seeking to Produce Light
Opera, and Many Members
Favor His Proposition.

Andreas Dippel. long associated with
the management OF the metropolitan
Opera House and AZ present head OF
the philadclphia-Chicago opera COM
psny. will probably be a most proml-
neat factor In the future o, the New
Theatre. All sorts Of rumors have been
circulated concerning the new policy
a; his theatre. but Il may be sa;el
win a certainty that its present plan
OF limiting the productions to the
drama Will be greatly modified II not
almost entirely abandoned.
Mr.. Dippel is at present negotiating
FOR the management OF the theatre
with the idea o. making It the home
OF Hight opera, and his proposition $
The evening world., 1911-02-23
UNDERWEAR Last
PE1TlCOhTS Friday

WOmcn's Drawcrs-cambric and
muSlin-lI. -. or lacc-worc a.. 80
Nuin,ooN CombinationS-olcgant
styles. with emb'y landings.
ribbon and &c mdn Nai.-trim'd
skirts and draw or were SOD. LOB
WOmun's FlAnncluItc Gowns
best cOlOrs-wcre 20. .......... .0O
omcn's Muslin Night Gowns
cmb'y. or lace and tuchH-wero so 40
WUmcn's Cambri Skirts-cmb' or lace
trimmed fOlnCcA-wcrc 81 OS. 100
Chilurcn's Flanncicttc Night Drcsses-
10 II yr,,-",rU. 81. ..,...... 80
FlucCc-lincd Knit Night Draw crs--
with fCct-l ~ 10 VS. were 40. 40
TaI,ta silk ~Pcrticuats-bcst colors-
deep silk dust rufiic-rog. $3.50. 4.98
Black Murccllinc aud Satccn PottiCoats-
emb' or tailOrud-wcr SEM. 1893
The evening world., 1911-02-23

said to be favored by the leading NOM
bers Of the Institution.
Mr.. Dlppel will not discuss tho mat
ter NJ this time, and nothing official
will be forthcoming until the close OF
the presen, season.
Mr.. Dippel has not been entirely con-
tent with his position as the head OF
the new opera company and the lin
tied number OF performances permitted
a. the Metropolitan has not met the ex-
pecta,.ons Of his friends. VINO are c
Ing aim in the New Theatre scheme.
The evening world., 1911-02-23

Because she had not recently heard
from her SON.. who had frequently
called upon her. Mrs. Anna Walter,
sixty. attempted suicide by inhaling
gas yesterday afternoon In her room at
No. ~ East one Hundred and Nine
teenth street. She was taken to Ha"-
lem Hospital. a prisoner. and will re-
cover.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
THE TRADE SAYS:
in
BLANKET HISTORY!
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE
stated February Eleventh.

stated February Eleventh.
Yesterday 1925 pairs of blankets
the affairs Of tho estate OF Peter A.
Kovillc. Of Kovillo & quad. commission
merchants. at No. 50 Worth street.
"Thc entire stock was sold to JAMES
A. HEARN 4 SON. Tho ability OF this
local retail concern To handle such q large
product was widely ommcnted on In the
market when tho details OF the sale be-
came known"
The evening world., 1911-02-23

Justice II he Peace II $. Thomas o.
Highbrid-e. y. j, committed to the
,ounty jail yesterday another Justice
II the Peace, Henry Colvell, who was
unable TO furnish n bond to give h =
wife $50 a week for tle support Of
herself and three children,
The evening world., 1911-02-23
RIBBONS Last
ktcKWEAR : Clearance
JEW lRg, ETC., FTiGay

Ribbon Clearances-moiros. sntins. tai
fotas, also fancy Drosdcns- rog.l9 Id
Ribbon Remnants
all kinds-ail lCngths-all cOlors-
al Friday clearance prices.
Imported Lace Dutch Collars and Yokcs-
good variety instead Of 40 .... 80
Table knives and Furks--iuo steel
set ~ siN CaCh-N aluo SlIp ...... I'D
Sash. Belt. Brooch or Fichu Pins
many rich dCslgus-wer0 40 * 90 80
The evening world., 1911-02-23
SPREADS Last
AND : (kedrdnc,
COMtORlAB-ES Fr,d0y

Full size Satoen ConfOrtables-
ng'd Doth sidcs-soule siikolinc backs.
some Do,uuIcd-wurv -. 90. ..... l.4
Crib OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SILK and
siik Drocadc tops-siik n satin
bordcrs-wcre " .0S and x3.9s. - j 1t
Crochet Spreads for tnruo-quartcr
bods-no dressinx-wurtn .vS. 80 q
Crochet spreads for fun ,ize beds
homn,ou or lringoi-wvrth 81 .VS. Id
The evening world., 1911-02-23
hELp

WANTEp, rOH U, >. AllMi-Ablt,oJu.sd IN.
married meu UetnlFa tl- ages VI Is AMI ~.
citizens VI tat Lulttd stsIe', OF sood enAlA.s;
and ttmpsIats habits, ~H1 can sptaa read .ai
pD 70 Rerruisisz nitiser, 70 I'D A. 1AD 9th ~,
EOw York CITY 1855 Fulton a., brooklyu. n. u
u noptso@ery a.. !snsy Vu, n. j.. W ~
The evening world., 1911-02-23
HERE IS EEE OWN STATEMENT.

Paw Paw, Mich. -"TwO years ago I suffered
very severely with a displaccmcnt-I could not
be on my feet for n long time. My physician
me for several months without much re-
lief, and 1T last sent me to Ann ArbOr for all ops
L was there four weeks and came homo
worse than before, My mother ad-
Viscd me TO try Lydia L.. pinkLam'S Vegetable
and L did. To-day l nm well ard
strong and do all my own hOuscwork. / owe my
health to Lydia l.. Pinllam's Vegetable Com
pound and advise every woman who Is afflicted
with any female complaint to try it." Mrs.
Orville Rock, Ii. II. No. q, Paw Paw, Mich.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
MucLlNS Last
SheETlNSS Clearance
Gibbons. ETC. Friday

20 inch Blcachcd Muslins-worth b. g .6H
40 inch Unbicached Musiins-mlu l0a0tn9
OF to 20 yds.-worth 10Y I'd. .0k
II Inch Bleached and ~ inch I'm.
blcachcd Sheetings-worth 20. sI0H
AZ inch Bioachcd Pillow Case
Musiins-worth 10Y. ......... I'm
As nch Blu~achod--worth .llx... .0N
Dwight Anchor Shccts-54x00-slight mtu
stains-theroforc "a CT. sheets -. 30
Shccts-ncat centre scam-
52SOO-wOrth 40. ............. s0S
Feather Bed Iicks--full and throo-
quarter sizes-worth 81 40. ...... s00
Feather Proof T~ickings--
ass't'd stripcs-worth l ...... Jon
Absorbent COtton-l6 oz.-for surgoon1
and family usc-worth 80. 49,. sl0
Feather Pillows-sanitary cured
no odor or dust
22N2S-wOrth .0S. ............ s6R
2Ox2S-worth SO. ............ 40
SILK Floss Cushions
white cambria GOV cred
2Oa2O-wOrth 80 "a
22X22-worth 40 .2S
2~tN2t-wOrth so .S4
2UA2O-worth 90 az
The evening world., 1911-02-23
HOSIERY lLaa
u NUtNWEAR CIedran
MEAS fU NNlSHINSSs FIid

Clearance OF Womcn's Pure SIX Hose
-COiOrs Only-worc 81 .yS. ...... l.4O
WOmCn's = clasp Mid Gloves
black, white, coiors-wcro 80. 80
Numcn's Lislu | mon Suits-lHCG trim'd
slightly impcficct-I5c ct quail, 80
Mems BalUrigean shirts and Drawcrs-
-dblc. scats-otrhppcd back-rcg.
Collars-Dulanco Of our big
factory purchase well known mako
that usually retail 2 for Il quarter
our price Tor box containing a
dozen assorted stNlcs, .......,. .38
All double fold-up TO date
stylcs-Gll ,izus. In some sizes
run up to | Nl.-a dozen col
lars worth - 80 for - cents.
Mems Flannel SHIRTS
Navy ana khahi-odd lots -
Wcro .9S. 10. Mere 50 ~. .1.3G
We're $40. lip Mere s2.os .2.10
We're Sl.JS. . LOB
The evening world., 1911-02-23
LlNlNGS Last },
kOuOhp : C.edrdncs
STAMPED SOOD5} E,iddI

80 inch Mcrccrizcd Lining Sateens--
hlarh anG fan range VI colors--
rex. 2i....................,. 1T
Mluuu Lining Percalines-,ilk ~hulsh.-up
to date rprihg slddei-"or, - 10
Clearance OF Cotton ti4urdowus-
EuuD so4ur ~ tl.r 80 -..,..... 40
Clearance OF " ai,t and shirt EiannSs--
bt.lbrs AMI chCNhs-"rrV ~. IAN
Cushion 400, and Centre Piece
state pvd ana tinted
were a 10 81. .....,...l q TO 40
Ro-dy Made Cushion Tops and slips
In bugiup uchine and lithu-
we're - to Sl.t9 -aow 1 to .00
Leather Mats, Table Skins and
Cushion N~lips--ai,U hand culO'd
piecc,-rog. 90 90 si.9N, 40 TO $40
Ready Made sofa Cusiions-s.tin With
ruttlrs-al,o hand emo'd art t~icdnss-
were 81 HS to sos ..,.. 90 toS. 80
Clearance OF spool COtton-2OO yds.-
NOT all numhcrS-rcg 90 dozen y as
Clearance Bath lioDe Girdlcs-hroken
lotS--reg 80 and a. - kinds. - .2u4
Alloyer Real Hair NotS-rcg. -
and 10, ,.....,,.............. a
Covered Wire Hair Rolls and
Turban Pads-reg' 10 to .2A....., 40
The evening world., 1911-02-23

ROckport, Ind.-"Thcre never was n worse case of wOman's
fills than mine, and I cannot bcrin to tell you what L suffered.
For over two years l was not able to DO anything. ] was in bed
for a month and the doctor said nothing but an operation would
Gu. me-. My father suggested Lydia T.. Pnkbam's Vegetable
Compound; SO to please him l took it. and 1 improved wonder
nevcrf feel any i'll effects from It. l can only ask other suffering
women To give Lydia II. lfnllhaMfs Vegetable Compound a trial
before submitting TO an opcratiOn."- hlrs. Margaret Meredith,
IL. +. ID. NO. -, Roc port, Ind.
We Will pay 4 handsome reward to any person who Will prove to
us that these letters are not gcnrlne and ~truthful-or that either of
these women ware raid in any way for their testimonials, or that the
letters are published without their permission, or that the original
letter Inn each did not come TO Us entirely unsolicited.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
Ml5SES' WEAk) Last
AID Cleo drce
kBIES' WEAR Friady

Clearance ~ Misses suits olIE
" ur ltda and Two toned bltruuals-
C|uluriuIs ana style, FOR Sprlus-li aud
IL yrs were slu.pS and sl29S 6.03
Little Children Goats to 4 VS.
Brondcluths, thcNiuts. Caracul and
Pushes were 81 OS 10
s09S. ,..,...,..,..,,, 2.SS to 4.98
Babies hito Lawn Dresses
yoke, French and Russian
10 . yrs were Sl.lO ......,.... 80
Babies Corded silk Caps, French
stylcs-all sizes, but slightly sullod-
therefore 40 -. caps ........... 10
Felt Bonncts and liatE-whitc and
COld-turnbaCk and fare styles
reg. 81 90 and g.. G9- clearance, go
Babies Long and short Coats
Henrietta and Bedford cord
sizes to 3 yrs-wer 81 ,OS ...,,,, 1.SO
The evening world., 1911-02-23

For u years Lydia II. Pir',hari's Vegetable
Compound has been tho standard remedy for
female Ills. No sick woman docs Justice to
herself who viii not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, end
has thousands OF cures to its crctit.
r1ry,1 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
Icy to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands 10 health free of charge.
%I'ro,G 80. lb'1t'',nm. Fvrn. r"csS.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
PRICES EVEN LOWER
THAN IN THE
GREAT iMCRf-BRO UNE SALE
or 1908.
or 1908.
SILKS Vast
AND : Clearance
DrESS GOODS Eyidau

hND Cic+FdVCe
DrESo GOODS FndGy
30 inch SIR POnRcrs-goOd colurs-
for day and cVuning-Wuro 30 o.. 80
CIR or Poplins-plHin, striped
and tlg'd-rcg. 20 ........... 10
satin ! oLlards-uaNy and white and
hiach-And-w White dots and
guTtr-Na luC O............ 40
30 inch silk Poplius-d desirable ColUrs,
also white and blaCk-yHlue s. 80
satin McS,alincs- broken assortment
OfguOd culurs-ul uWlitC- were 90. 80
80 inch Al Wool DiHgunHl,-blnCk
ana best Culors-r,r Sl.JO. ..... 80
cream and blacGNwcre o. '..' 10
All " DOL Ilain Scrgcf and Fancy
tl'NiOts-y'ry desirable COluTs-
40 and ~ inCh-yaluo 90 ...... 40
Al " DOL French Sorgcs-iO inch
black. navy, cOlor,-wcro So. 80
~ inch BarutrCa Scrgcs and Diagonais-
not a fun assortment ~ COlor,, but
include navy ana black REG. 50. .f3
The evening world., 1911-02-23
Boys SUITS Last
AND Clearance
ri nNlJHlkGo Irauy

boys Russian CoatS-.u
Ncr" 20S .l.9S|N Woo Gs...3.So
We're 19N. 2.SS We're gS. 4.S8
Boys Tourist OycrCoats-
CunyortiDio cullnrs- sizes 20 II years
We're jYS. 800 We're COS 1.D8
Young Mems tN trcOats- regular. presto
Huu con }crtiblc ,ollars-to %, Chust-
We're u JS. A.DS We're o 9s 6.98
Ncro 10 0S To - % ..,...... eos
Boys Double Breast SUlt,-sOHo with two
pair kniCkCrs-S to IL yrs
We're : 80 2.SS We're $50. 800
Russian and Sailor suits
ga to 10 yrs -Wci" 500. ...... 1.SS
were S3.GN ..,... 2.SS
were $50. ...... sos
Boys Bloomer TTOuscrs-
to u Srs.-W1 b-...s...... 10
Boys Eloomors and knlckCrs-
i TO 10 yrs we're 81. .......,. go
were n ..... ..... 20
were IS and lL... rs
sweater Goats NhItr or Gray with
,u!d border Al wool ana pure
Nurstod-5 to - yr,.-wcrc e. us. l.1O
The evening world., 1911-02-23
Please Read These Two Letters.

The following letter from Mrs. Orville Rock will prove how unwise
it's for women to submit to the dangers of a surgical operation when it
may be avoided by taking Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
She was four weeks in the hospital and came home suffering
worse than before. Then after ell that suffering Lydia L. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound restored her health.
The evening world., 1911-02-23

A. c. A. Ticking. full
weight. best materials and
workmanship.
State size desired and
whether for IRON. brass or
wooden bed.
The evening world., 1911-02-23

"There never was q worse case"
The evening world., 1911-02-23

DIAMONDS. jeyely. delivered. Convenient pay,
ments accsptsi; representative calls Telephone.
SYNDICATE COMPANY. IL H.. 14ph-
The evening world., 1911-02-23

TRY OUR MORNLAc SPECIAL LUNCHEON u CoURsRsl 24 eTs.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12
Yaiffafmnmalta.
ssumalanpalwelns emf iunnun.

Sartamsbetfi emf louantaina
flo 2 p. Ban YusfirtisIa Stat aOs'
Ten talold.
6oriausbetfi ia roomantunfesfus'
telia emf fesfiniiftona mr.. Mntit
WaiidIen taIoua Nem portin lufee'
fila clio puoli 8 italia.
@pntpnpt ia fastettu:
Grnin tomniSId:
Oseor ia 2aimi WtdfeIdn tpttD Mn'
no Sister Ipnt. y p. elot. fasf. 3 y.
lofaf.
\ 9esIemer to%fpnisio:
Sotob ia Olga Woniiffamden
poifa gorue 9eouarb iDnt. % pnd
Ippst. fast. 8 p. lofof.
Sronmoooisia:
Sobon ia aliina Slotalon poaa
auStoa &obert ipnt. IL y. ippef. ia
East. s p. lofaf.
Walfrio Y8. Wilen,
$40 Is. Nper It. Sronmooo, Wltd)
3elef. 436 I.
9astcri 0lrel Gapp, ruoifalai,
fen MISREPRESENTATION postprino
t66QG toiminut IL 10. ia 1 FUN o.
ian, moifusti tpiime miifon tprStais
no uuteen fen rafuntaonIa Sooiloce
nimiIeeu paiftnon Miicb., ionne ban
ON ipoIittu popifIi. Sronmooo oil
past. Happeu eniimmdinen leurotun'
Ia ipeIn ban on papptna tpimtnnt.
Wuitea bGn olitin 10 oaut IL puot'
to, Ell Ieurotunto tuitentoan oliIi bo
Iunnut bGnesiG Iuopua. SooelliI emo
Serron pnlmeliiona oil ban leura.
funnoltoan rotaetettu, ioto MT tun
tee bduesid palion faoottaneenIa.
past. 8appen ieuroaiofii on leu
rofunia molinnut tdsId ienrafnnnas
la faiffeiu enIim6iiend pappina tot
mineen, monban opettoionlu past
2obn SenritIonin StepbIonisto,
Wild). goin II puotta fifteen oil post,
!6enrifIon olIut tddud 10 iiaoin Z
tpuotta Siiben oifaan oil i~euratun'
naaa mield olfupaifeutenIa ia, ioten
popptnofin oIo Iiind fpIpi paIion
ubraueta ia tdrIipdliiDpttd, iota
past. SenrifIon oil oIoittonutftn, 10.
ten Ienfintdboen on bantd raffout
bella muistettu entiIesid ieuratun
nosIaon.
l1uIi pastori Iaopunee poiffofun'
noIle buomenno IT. ID p.
Ompelaiemran fofous &anIal'
IisIeuraeunnalo on tdmdn tuun Is
pnd, emf tprstoina mrs. Sobn Wtd'
feldn taloua WtpntiC elton luteeIiuo.
Noiiia ipariinfin Stem Portin lufee'
iitta ia papstin pddItd feboitetaon
runIaosti Iaapumaon, on tdrfeitd
toimia.
= GaamatnnteSfmstelu fotoufIia
on aioteltu ruiueta pitdmddn Tenras
funtamme bartausbetfien pbtepoes'
III paitfatunnouo, ioista ennenfin
ON laatu palion iiunomsto. &ofoon'
mtaanpa tGeid tarfoitutiesIa emf
observation-disclosures Flo hS gntti Wdi'
fdIen taloQe Nem poriin Iufeeiua,
iobon alefirioittanutta On ppDoettD
DortanSbetfed pitdmddn.
SO. 80. SO.
Gaarnnaia &abriel Nifti
DruuIin MISUNDERSTANDING On
tpieraiuut pniffofunnnua miime mtt'
fpnfesfimiifosta oSiipitden bortaus
ieuroia. Sorstaina pulpit ban ompes
feuran fofoufiesIa Sronpoooisia
mr.. Gam SorIinnin toloua Wtonti~
ce1on luteeiiua ia ioman pdirpdn IL
Ioua oil bousfot ienrat mr.. Stat
3orioIan toloua Norrien pddud, joss
Ia pubui mpDsfin past. 20. 80. Wi'
Ien. periontoina IaarnaiIi iaornaoio
piffi @afeIieIbisTd ia %Ianantoino
BesIemerisid. Sunnuntoina iuma'
lanpoIweIutIeSIa SrontpoooiSia pitt
rippiIoornam pdipdn rutouspdimdn
tetstieu iobbolla past. 10. W. gSi'
len ia II iunnuntoina folminoiIuu'
ben pdirpdsta 3 tpuoIif. emanfeIiu'
min iohbpSta pGimXSuornun pitt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12
DR.. A. II. Thomas,
Silma-, korva-, nena-, k%urkkulaak.
Silmalasien sovittaja.
KONTTORI:
Bank of Ironwoodiu ylakerrassa.

UuVt' H'o'e'H"'ui IutIuHIui OH HDl
Iitii poIion toipunut, etta bin niime
t~iistaina Iasfettiin fainaloiaumoien
otpuua pdbdn %foupuneiae tdipeIe.
m6dn. &outfaantunut malitteIi ettd
bGn on eofo tuon 10 niifon Dion
iaonut oGa aifpan ptIitieen, ia toi'
moi etti tuttomot t6miIimdt bGntd
ioStuo topoumosIa R%unitr6min iai.
rooiosia, josie ban nield tpistois
ietIi tnIee olemoan. = Sos bdn Iujr.
tn tptenee, oitoo ban tdnddn mois
fustoa tnponmoan mr. &imbalia,
toipoeu Iaomouia formousta fdrTi.
mdSi61n mununasto.
MaelarisNaati teIeIooni.numc.
70 on 492 - Ut. 10 piotte Ill 81.
Gurrp It.,
- MDDt1tu1nG. A eetferiG fGs
iittSipd iarmi pobioic puoIera faus
punfia Sronmcob Sonnibipisid,
Wionsta on pubtanna peItona 30
eetterid ia Ipppu fonniftoa. Snrp6
s buoneinen oiuinrofennus, iobon
iuIee bpipd faimomeIi iiIdue. Ssta
ia moi ostou moan irtaimistoineen
eli Imam. 2dbempid tietoia antaa
@miI t9ia
pmistaio
9r 179 Sronpppb, Wi6.
= Setppnen ntbDtatuanG, NeIidn
mloben panba, bplpd bemonen
%mpDtdpdnd baltpoua. 8pipfdd Id
bempid tietoia
Surlepn Poppiiapasta.
Geittias- Ystatuain yDSistpf-
fen firiurin oioite on: DIR. s. s..
Socfion Yor III Sron 9elt, isis.
- ituii iuarestp idbfD.iIitpsrou
toia. Gbe sSulius Yeni5en SIec SO.
- SptpGt ttrut haIutaan paibtao
balfoibin. 8pipedd Idbemmin
s. g. SnopelD &c SO,
Sfamntin tnomari Q. .. Goos
per on ndin1 pdiiuin1 paIannut Gus
roopanmattaltaan SfottlonuiSta,
misId bdn on pIut miettGmdsId fes
IGIomaanIa.
= SnDnu alta tuntuu robainies'
tenfin tasfuisIa, mitdIi moi pddttdd
liitd etti feidfuufouiina lofof. 1 p:ddn
on &afe Superir olueelta ipietp II.
los 10000 600 ionnia mdbemmdn
routomultao fuin mostaamana al.
fana ebeuiIend tpuotena.
- S~asfnfellp IDpoeitp; omiStaia
noipi tuntomerfit ilmoittamoua faas
oa feuonia tdmdn leboen ~fonttpo'
riSta.
- 8nullnt. &auntin v&Dpbdin toe
lola" on noin rs mupben ifGinen
manbus &ustaa Hiefto fupDut. Sau'
taus topobtui InberIon &c Siubers'
IN bautaustoimiston m~dIitpfieud.
Sauban %iiunoii postori 0uornos.
Wainaia on fotoilin Waoio Jon Idd,
ntstd, luuuatIemme &dlm idltd.
= Wmpret idttd,pat Srontuupbim.
gtetin barmot muoret ibmiIet, iotfa
SronmoobisTa owat, tippu'
pat pois tddItd ptii toiienia perds.
I'd. @iime tiistaiuafin Flo 1910 III.
moifustipat neioit GeoIa Siisfonen
ia 2empi Wdfi Sspbemineiin. Sd'
bimmasIS tuIepailuuoesIa tuletpot
fuuloien mufoan uleat nioret noiS.
benfilot idtsdmddn paiffafuntam'
me.
Sfnunut. 9iiStai'oomuna tdnne
Iaopuneen idbfDIonomon mufoan on
m..ns;aIA;aIE Ore ~;Ie a.;
fuonut fanioI. Nels Ntdfi. Wainoio
oil i%p5Stenneupt faupunein Idbead
oIemoIa meiIdpirtiad ia tpDsfd oil.
lesIaan ioutunut f%aotuiuon puun al.
lie. Mdfi Idbti tadItd Sronpoobista
ednne1e noin 6 muotta Titte. 2dbin'
nd faipao bdnta tdaad ditinid, mrs
Gamma Nafi auroron pdaad.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12

= Snpnu alta tlntuu rabamies'
tenfin tasfuisIa, mttdIi moi pddttdd
liitd ettG feidfuufoulina lofaf. 1 p:ddn
on Safe Superir olueelta mietp II.
los 10000, 600 ionnia ndbemmdn
routamultao fuin tpostaamana al
fana ebeuiIend tpuotena.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12

Geittias- Ystatpain YDoistbf
fen %tiriurin oioite on: DIR. s. s
SocfIon Yor III Srpn BELT, 9Sis.
- itnSi iuaresto idbfD.ilitpsrou
toia. Gbe Sulius Yeni5en Slec SO.
- Ss.pGt trttt balutaon patbtac
balfoibin. 8pIDtdd Iabemmtn
Z. g. SnopelD &c SO,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12

= Seupnen ntbDtatudnG, NeIidn
nlooen manba, bptpd bemonen
%mpDtdtpdnd balnaua. 8pipfdd Id
bempid %tietoia
6urlepn Yoppiiapasto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-13
ONE-MINUTE INTERVIEWS

Mike Lynch: Going fine, aren't
they, hey?
Umpire Longanecker: Play ball
Mike Lynch, get off the grounds.
George Shredder: Was there
anybody at the game yesterday be.
sides the baseball scribes? Yes?
That's good.
Justice Graham: Let the UNI.
|pire be on the square.
Judge Arntson: 1 sure do love
la good baseball game.
Detective Brady: Sure I'm 60
ling out to protect the Jump.
Pete Morse: I've sent for my
wife.
Bleached Blond Bugess: 1 de
think Mr.. Kading is positively
stunning, and he did look sc
lroguish when he walloped the
lgrandstand with his bat. Isn't he
dear?
Mike Lynch: With six of those
islanders swinging port-sided,
see where / shall have to use youns
Mr.. Annis about four times mex
week.
Jack Warren: Who said
broke rocker?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-13
Lame Duck Club
How Reactionaries Who Were
Retired by the People Have
Been Given Soft Places.

One of the sins with which
President Taft is charged by the
progressives of his party Is the
use of federal patronage to re-
ward reactionary public servants
who have been repudiated by the
people. The latter are generally
called flame ducks"
Thomas HI. Carter, former SEN
ator from Montana, conspicuous as
one of the Aldrich senators ac-
tive for the revision upward tariff
supporter of Ballinger; openly
against election of senator's by the
people; apologist for Postmaster
General Hitchcock and with many
other items in long chapter of
reactionary special privilege ac-
tivity in the senate. Repudiated
by the people of Montana, has
been appointed by President Taft
to the Canadian boundary COM
mission, at $4,000 per annum.
This body has so little to do that
the appointments were not made,
|aIthough its existence was author
lied several years ago. Mr.. Car.
ter is expected to act as Presi-
ldent Taft's campaign manager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-13
I'm SORRY, KEEL"
SAID HUGH DUFFEY,
AFTER CURSlNG

II CHICAGO, May 13.-Hugf
Duffey, the White Sox manager
is one of the hardest workers In
the game, but he is also one OF
the finest gentlemen. He never
uses rough language to a player
on an opposing team or to one
of his own men. He never sweats'
In a little tanning bee the other
night Hughey told a little story
about himself which gives old
Mike Kennedy credit for breaking
him of very bad habit.
kelly made me think how bad
swearing sounded" said Duffey
"Kelly was catching and I kicked
on a strike, 1T was right over,
kid he said. l called him a liar
with an oath. Kel didn't say a
word back. Had he said some
thing / would have thought moth
ing more of it, but l was both
cred because he didn't reply. I'm
sorry, Kel,' / told him after the
game, and I got to thinking about
what l had said and made up my
mind never to use that kind OF
language again."