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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

The Parent-Teachers' associa.
ton of the Jefferson school will
meet tomorrow afternoon at D.
m. in the school building.
The Betsy Ross auxiliary to the
Spanish war veterans will hold q
card party tonight in the Armory.
In honor of Miss Veva Campbell,
who is to be married in Decem-
Der, Miss Wflhelmina Fink will
entertain Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. b. Howe entertained
yesterday with a bridge luncheon.
Mrs. H. w. Edmonson enter
tanned this afternoon the Women's
Missionary society Of the First
Baptist church
Mrs. Lincoln GauIt arrived
home last Saturday after a visit
pr month with her mother In
Wisconsin.
The Parent-Teachers' associa-
tion of the Sheridan school will
meet tomorrow afternoon in the
bchool building.
A social will be given tomorrow
plight at the Central Christian
bhurch. Musical program and
refreshments.
The annual bazaar and church
dinner of the First Baptist church
bf Fern Hill will be held Friday
evening in the I. o. o. F. hall
there.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Mckinley Park Methodist church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

Dear Miss Grey: IL a child is
born in the country of foreign par
ents is he a citizen of the United
States land can he become presi-
dent? CONSTANT READER.
Ans.-Yes, a child born In this
is a citizen, and is eligible
for presidency.
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
If a man can legally marry his
niece in this state? Also would
such a union be desirable from all
L.
Ans.-The marriage would not
be legal, nor desirable.
Dear Miss Grey: What is the
largest hand player can hold in a
game of cribbage, and what are
the cards that make 1t? QUID.
Ans.-The largest hand is usu-
ally "a points, and there are sew
eral combinations. You can find
the whole game in Hoyle. which
you can get at the library.
Dear Miss Grey: have been
the mother of a child, but 1t did
not live. What can / do to re-
store my bust to its normal size?
A READER.
Ans.-Gently massaging with
or cocoa butter may help
but be careful not to be rough in
your treatment.
Dear MissGrey: / am in love
with my second cousin. Is 1t
wrong for second cousins to mar
ry? SOMEBODY.
Ans. - The state evidently
thinks SO, for 1t has made a law
prohibiting all marriages between
relatives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

A lieutenant governor who was
poisoned got three lines in the pa
pers, while football player got
half a column. Most anything can
be a lieutenant governor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

will sell Christmas presents at q
social Nov. "a and Is at 1897 Nc
Kinley av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22
A HOME PROBLEM

My husband fairly good salary, but
he If want
nickel ask for it. This is douby hard for me- as
MAJ MIC good
this worries dopt think right and then could manage
things bills
higher than expect you could change things?
WIFE
n understanding
do the best thing
tall husband, show him
bills yourself Also speak
personal 1t right. III he is
It, Be firm, but don't fuss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

One lighted lamp or gas Jet in
a room spells more air than five
or six people.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22
A ROUGH BUNCH

Dear Miss II old and have been going with
an deeply in love with him. and he
been
with rough bunch of girls and
him He also has the habit
smoking smoke with him Do
think with him? CHIEF OPERATOR
Ans-Now friend needs most II can
girl Yes. would with him. and give
him chance change Don't preach at him. but don't do the
unesh friend
to thing don't entertain ideas
marriage unless he himself
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

Rooms warmed by gas or oil
stoves require special attention to
insure proper ventilation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

Always remember that the fun
damental source of warmth for
the body is within-and that toe
much external heat puts out the
internal fire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22
HEALTHIGRAMS
BY q Physician.

Poor ventilation is the direct
cause of a large proportion of dds
eases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22
Cynthia Greys letters
DOCTOR HAS LOVE pRoBLEM

Dear Miss Grey: prominent DOCTOR and
hear from me The case is this am married man
fall in love with of patients The girl does know it,
neither does wife. what patient Is
wealthy and
the same time feel playing with fire will seriously
consider what A PHYSICIAN
Ans-A strong is who knows his weaknessand
turns his back It. risk of
1t much harder make yourself immune from thing
like this than from smallpox patient
once positively and forever You NICE unoffendng
Dear Miss young who is well
known in this city He quite awhile
business working that Arizona
obtain position think
him. but would rather What for black
heads. and a shiny MATILDA.
AnsAs matter of history. laws and conventions are the
the number Many of
following friends
probably his place but
remarks If nothing
doubt,
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GIVEN FREEi

You ought 70 read onr pig. free
End .v women. . showtns 5ow EiSs.
come oI1 vssidabf. III info s as2 thett
Ssid paid frs s0iKr you sss VIII ans %s,i Is
Consuitasjo2 free. Office houfs
- q; N. - ! z. ~, wedpssaY
md sssss.u5SeZ. Esninss Until ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

Don't stay in a car, theater,
church or other meeting place
when the air is Extensively charg-
ed with effluvia from the lungs of
the people there. It's better to
hear folks call you a crank than
to hear then say How natural
he looks"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

Draughts, being merely fresh
air, are not as dangerous as folks
are wont to think, but beware of
getting one on the back of your
neck. That IS dangerous.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

Take particular care OF your
feet In cold weather. Keep them
warm and dry, for wet, cold feet
are q prolific of trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-22

Breathe through your nose, ee-
|pecially in street cars and when
there is a high wind. For the
nose is provided with filters that
catch and hold cold germs that
would get into the system II
Ibreathed through the mouth.
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Watch and Jewelry Repair
ing a specially. Guaranteed
work. lowest prices.
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Val Lsaces

Block Val. laces Is a large as
sortment from which to choose.
assorted widths In edgings. in
sertions and headings; worth to
19c a yard. Thursday o.
to close, choice ......... JJ
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Embroideries

A special line of fine Nainsook
and Cambria Embroideries in
widths from 8 to inches; reg
ular 100 a yard. o.
Thursday, choice $3.50. W
The evening world., 1911-07-06
AWATORS AGAIN
CROSS CHANNEL IN
RETURN TO PARIS
Airmen Fly in a Flock
From England to France,
With Vedrines Leading.

CALAIS. France, July 6.-with the
ease and precision OF a flock OF sea-
gulls nine OF the original thigt'-eight
starters in the Paris-U Utrecht London
Paris International Aviation Circuit
race crossed the English Channel to-
day on the return Night to Paris. The
weather was superb. Seven of the fiiers
arrived within a few minutes OF each
other and .wo a little later.
Vedrlnes. winner Of the ris-Madrid
race, was the first TO reach Calais. hav-
ing crossed tho Channel in thirty min
utes and fourteen seconds. beating the
time of Gibert's flight from Calais to
Dover by seven minutes.
The order of the arrival OF the Others
and their time. was as follows: Con-
neau, 36.S: Vidart. 3s.2i: Gilbert. sS.2s;
Garros. io13; Kimmerling. AZ; TabuNau.
81. Barra and Renaux, the latter car
rying a passenger. had some motor
trouble when they started In Dover and
we're the last to reach Calais.
The first aviator assembled at Dover
at 40 A. NJ. and the last at +.A.
This completes the eighth stage Of
The evening world., 1911-07-06
LOCAL STAR GOLFERS
IN NEWBURG TOURNEY.
.eri,l 10 The E,,ninr Mo,lil

POWEBTON GOLF CLUB, NEW
BURG. y. Y. July G.-There were
thirty-ciKht entrants FOR the tourna-
men, OF the Powelton Golf Club, which
began to-day, u being the FIRST local
afair to which metropolitan players
have been hidden for more than eight
years. The qualifying round was At
is holes. but the finals at 80 holes.
The two stars promise 10 be Gardner
white. Oakland. Eastern interscholas-
tic champion. and Gilman Tinany. W.
times Hudson River champion. VINO Is
playing over his homo curse
AZ o'clock Tiffany returned a 7s.
which IL considered certain TO win low
score prize. His card:
out .......s...... 63ii6l3tt-B
In ................ i3I36t3 s I-3i-75
The heat was so intense that play
was at a ssSl's pace. umbrellas being
used along with grass and wet cloths
under caps. White particularly felt tho
heat and needed ~. which was also total
81 Steiner. Kerr took 80. as did Com
nelly. steiner twice went out Of
bounds. The course Is much longer and
better than M to n comparatively re-
rem, date. the double round calling for
APPROX mateiy $500 yards against about
s.Io OF most of the Now York links.
Best scores: A ~ Stecker. Tnwood.
%: G. II. Gillett. wykaEyl. ~: J. G.
TAYLOR. Powclton. ~. W. G.. Hilton. Pow
, elton. IS: J. y. Wallace jr.. Rockiand.
%: J. =. Taylor. powelton. lU2. v. Sher-
riIl, Duchess, %; II. Tiffany. Powelton.
"; n. y. Wheeling. Powelton. 90; II.
Nelson, Powelton. a5.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
Commissioner Edwards and
William H. Ashton of the
Transfers Union Agree.
MAYORS FIRM STAND.
Directs That No Striker
Shall Get Back on De-
partment Payrolls.

TNe threatened strike ~ tho White
Wings who collect waste and ashes for
the city nj night was called of his
afternoon following n conference be-
tween Street Cleaning Commissioner Ed
wards and william H. Ashton 81 the
Teamsters' Union.
Tho white Wings. who are city EN-
ployees, held the grievance that they
were compelled to work at night and
overtime and received no extra pay for
II. II was agreed between Mr.. Edwards
and Organizer Ashton tina, tho districts
OF the protesting White Wings hsould
bo 20 changed tina, none OF them would
be compelled to work overtime.
Mayor Gaynor. replying to a letter
from Street Cleaning Commissioner
Edwards to-day. said: III any OF the
employees Of tho department strike.
strike their nanes from the rolls I'M
mediately and never take them back"
Mr.. Edwards had written TO the
Mayor:
p There has been o rumor that n strike
was W " Y nun NV iNpaI
ment OF Street Cleaning drivers.
want 10 inform you that ] have not re-
ceived any complaints or any direct
communication from any committee
requesting an audience or presenting
any grievances that they nay have. !
have every reason to believe that the
men are faithfully performing their
work. In a few Instances there have
beer some drivers who have had to be
k,s,t out a little late in order to clean
UP, but tina In expected OF every good
employee " the work demands II. ] dc
not Intend to let any set of men In
the Street Cleaning Department dictate
what hours they shall work.. I have nc
cause to complain Of any action thsy
have taken. and can commend them fol
their good work.
Il desire to impress upon you tina
with the exception OF the noise. which
some people have complained Of. nigga
work Is being performed In . mos
successful way. The horses and me-
seem TO enjoy working al night In thu
hot weather. and we have also man.
letters of recommendation upon the In
stallation OF the night work"
The Mayors reply. In addition 10 IN,
sentence quoted At the beginning. con
tinued thus:
The city pays its employees we'll. IN,
trsat them well. but the city will know
how 90 protect itself against M sffor
Of coercion. We are even now tryiu,
10 get a pension law for the department
You will be able to get all the mo
needed: and remember that II the civ
service list should be exhausted 20
nay employ whom you sss At. I nav
received some letters complaining of tn
removal OF garbage At night. which ~
evidently inspired by employees. OF tn
department. Let Il be understood tho,
oughly that u night removal 10 to b
continued"
4 suppose the complaint II that som
The evening world., 1911-07-06
IN A PlQUE
BLOCKS SENATE BUSINESS,

ALBANY. July s-Piaued NY objection
70 severn bills which he had In charge.
Senator Stilwell brought to-dny's session
Of the Senatae 20 an abrupt close 10y
'objecting to every bill offered. As there
was no quorum nothing could he done
without unanimous consent. Leader
Wagner and other Senators gathered
around the recalcitrant pleading with
him to permi, the bulky calendar to be
cleared Of a mass OF minor measures
but Senator Stilwell was defiant.
As one Of his colleagues approached
his seat TO plead for a particular meas
urc Senator Stilwell complained Of at
tempts to coerce him. I'm not AFRAID OF
any Senator" he exclaimed angrily.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
SAID HE DIDN'T CARRY FIRE
ARMS OR JIMMY.

well. I'm glad it's over" he con-
tlnued with n sigh OF relief, but what
/ am gladdest about Is that i never
found 1t necessary 10 carry either hre-
arms or a Jimmy. The only thing /
carried n a pair OF sneaks. ID put
these on as soon as ] got into a house.
and Their I'd make straight for the din
ing room or buffers pantry and carry
off the silver. ] didn't like TO go into
bedrooms for fear there would be a
fight or n shot In the dark and some
one would get hurt. ! thought maybe
ia be the one, and l didn't van to die.
| tell you.'
But he did go into bedrooms. The
clothes lie wore as he slept In a cell OF
the lower Fulton street police station
last night. and In which he vas ar
raisned to-day. were identified by ID. a.
Campbell of No. 10 Columbia Heights
as having been stolen from his bedroom
on the night of June =.
II had "A revolver under my pillow"
laid Mr.. Campbell. and yet I snored
away through 1t all with this fellow
within two feet OF me-"
"You bet he snored." said Meyer.
when Ca%npbell's story was repeated TO
him. Il opened the door softly. after
having entered through the library
| window, and when l got his clothes. his
shoes. his stockings. his shirt with the
| pretty gold studs and the fine gold cuff
buttons. | quietly retreated to the IL
brary and changed my clothes for his.
There was about sll In his pocket. which
! was very glad to get.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
OFFICER
A REAL RAFFLES
N2OBURGLAR|ES
Continued from Frs, Page.)

specified. when he had advertised f)r
a wife. that she must not be fair
haired lie inserted also that the wife
must he an American.
The story OF his downfall was told IN
the hundreds of statements from we'll
known stockholders. which showed that
ne had, during the fall OF 1893, dabblcd
In Erie, Reading and United states
steel. from ten to twenty shares at a
time, and had lost and lost. until he
was brought to starvation and the al
&, native between suicide and burglary.
"You know how that wall street game
gets n fellow" he said to the reporters
who surrounded him. well, 1t got me-
and there was nothing else for me to
do Blu, either Kill myself or this. j
chose the easiest way.
Yves, IL was easy. All ! had to DO
was to rely on the carelessness OF the
servants. They never failed me-" he
said with n smile which lighted up his
rosy cheeks and added to his pre-
possessing appearance. The hardest
lob was climbing the fences. Even the
police were easy. To explain my night
prowliny I told the policemen on post.
with whom | became quite chummy.
that l was a sufferer from
Say, It was just too funny for words to
hear their sympathy and to listen to
their many sure cures for my supposed
trouble. why. II ! had attempted to
try the half OF their remedies ! might
have been a dead man by now. And
I didn't want to die.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
CRATER ASKED
FIREWORKS MAN
FOR 8 PER CENT.
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

the displays at 10 per cent. of the
list prices: that twelve men we're hired
to handle the shows at $40 each. that
the company wished It had not taken
the contracts.
Alderman Marx was loudly proclaim
ing to-day that he had not accepted any
free fireworks or anything else from any
OF the contractors. To be sure there was
a display OF United Fireworks at his
place at Belle Harbor on Tuesday even
ing. but It wasn't his any more b It
was his %nelghbors'. But hts n~elghbors
all thought hat IL was his personal
show. He has not yet explained where
and how he d~iscovere the evanescent
United Fireworks people.
Alderman Bent. Morrison n Meagher
Of Brooklyn, who were the principal
meters OF the investigations by the
Comptroller and the Commissioned
of Accounts, exhibited to-day the speci-
ncations OF the fireworks show the
United Company was supposed to give
for $50. II Dor, Mr.. Marks's signature
on the outside. 1t contains slxty-slx
numbered exhibits with highly pic
turesaue names. such as "swarming
Butterflies THE Egyptian stapelia."
East India Teak Trees" Sweet Vio-
let's and an Alpine Sunset" 1t Is
the testimony OF many OF the Brook
lyn Aldermen that the entire display
OF all these wonders was completed In
fifteen minute and In some Of them
In less time.
The Pain Fireworks Company insisted
on being subpoenaed by COMMISSIONS
Fosdick to remove any connection with
the scandal from them. They were told
70 appear before the Commissioner at
n zs,tA,k
The evening world., 1911-07-06

the race. The next leg will be from
Calais to Paris with a stop at Amiens.
completing the International circuit be-
tween the French ms British capitals.
The airmen who crossed the channel
to-day landed in LonHon last Monday.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
FRAWlEY'S BOXING BILL
Is AGAIN AMENDED.

ALBANY. July s-The state boxing
commission bill. fathered by senator
Frawiey. was again amended this after
noon. Through a printers error the
bill created . state boxing association
instead Of . State boxing commission
II the Assembly concurs in the amend
msnt the bill will be sent TO the Gov
0ruor
The evening world., 1911-07-06

Of these fellows have 20 WORK an hour
or two longer than they think they
should said the Commissioner. Every
city employee finds he has more work
to do at times than he has at others and
he should do 1t. II the men arc looking
for a scrap-well. I'm not averse TO a
scrap myself."
The evening world., 1911-07-06

SEATTLE. July 6-Advices received
by Seattle banks from their corre-
spondents at Fairbanks. Alaska, say
that the seasons gold output Of the
Tanana district will be at least $780,
900 and may reach $6.0OO.0O0 exceeding
by 800 900 the estimates made W
months ago.
The evening world., 1911-07-06

In stuffin6 rubbish into the kitchen
stove at her home. No. % Cation place.
FIatbush. Brooklyn. Mrs Mary McKin-
Icy, tharty-nve years old. failed TO no.
tee q giant n%rccracker. While she con-
tinued to poke tho rubbish into the
fire there was a sharp explosion IND
the young woman was showered with
IRE. She was badly burned before
ne,ghbors came 20 her aid. but refused
10 20 to the hospital.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
A DETECTIVE BOOK FREE.

THE Adventures OF Peter Run In
book form. neatly folded, wire stitched
and trimmed. free with next Sundays
New York World. This Is a great
series OF stories. Get the first one with
Sunday World of July .. Don't forget
that the dealers supply is so limited
that you MUST order In advance.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
Heat Does Hens Work,

LOWELL. Mass. July 6.-Gilbert
Wright Of Chelmsford. a suburb of
Lowell. reports that . hen was busy
on Q ssttins Of eGss and the heat was
90 Intense that Il drove her of the nest.
Blu. the atmosphere was warm enough
TO take the place of the hen. Ten eggs
have already Matched and the others
are expected TO make good.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-06-15

Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keefer went
to Pleasant Valley Sunday and spent
the day with his sister Mrs. Robert
Turner ard family
Bert Wilson who has been spend
ing the past four weeks with his par
entS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson re-
turned to their home in Eagle last
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Wilson
OF Wisconsin, returned home Mon
day after visiting for a week with his
brother Frank Wilson whom he had
not seen for over thirty years.
Roland Wood and family enter
tanned a relative Sunday and Monday
Mr. Herbert Bamber, of Philadelphia
Mr.. Bamt er works for the govern
meut and has toured the United
States and been to old England
twice
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-06-15
WOMEN FRIEND
Makes Glorious Hair that FaSCnateS and
Attracts

Partisan Sage is not nostrum it is
the scientific preparation of one of the
worlds greatest deTmatologists 1t
will grow hair 1t will cure dandruff
1t will stop falling hair. 1t will make
the scalp clean ana white and free il
from any disease
j, is the most marvellous and efficient
hair dressing known. 1t will turn
harsh, lusterless and uncomfortable
hair into soft lustrous and fascinating
hair in few DAYS Ii is the favorite
hair dressing of thousands of Ameri.
can women, who realize that no wom
an can be handsome without beautiful
hair Large bottle so cents at Charles
Rhodes on money back plan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-06-15
CA ARRH VANISHES
Relief in Two Minutes with WOLderful Money
Back Cure

Go to Charles Rhoades today, tell
him you want n Hyomei outfit (pro
nounce 1t High-o-mel.
Open the box and inside YOU will find
bot. lie of HYOMEI and nard rubber
inhaler.
Inside this inhaler which opens at
both ends you will find some antisep-
tic gauze.
Pour a few drops of HYOMEI into
the inhaler and saturate the gauze.
Then with both ends of the inhaler
omen breathe HYOMEI and the des-
truction of pernicious catarrh germs
begin ut once.
You can breathe HYOMEI through
either the nose or mouth. Read the
directions.
Hyomei is made from Australian Eu-
al yptus and mixed with other import
ant antiseptics and the greatest most
sensible and pleasant treatment for
catarrh ever known.
Just breathe it no stomach dosing !;
no sprays or douches this great anisep-
tic air soothes the mucous membrane
end kills all germs.
Complete outfit S1.O0. Extra bottle
if sfterward needed only soc. Money
hack from Charles Rhoades or leading
druggists everywhere if it doesn't cure
catarrh coughs colds Group and sore
throat
To break up cold In head or chest in
a few minutes pour teaspoonful of
Hvomei into bowl of boiling water
cover head and bowl with towel and
breath thevapor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-06-15
MONEY BACK
Charles RhOadeS Guarantees Partisan Sage TO
Danish DdndFuff

And also to stop that bald spot from
growing larger; to stop itching scalp
and falling hair, or money back. Pari-
sian Sage will drive every particle of
dandruff from your scalp. because it
penetrates into tire scalp and kills the
dandruf germs which are the cause of
all hair diseases.
1t is a most beneficial hair dressing
and hair heautife-. not sticky or
greasy. and is used bv women of re-
fnement the country over. Large hot
ties soc cents. Partisan Sage is the
best hair tonic aud hair grower l ever
used. 1t is a grand dandruff cure and
scalp cleaner. and also cures itching
scalp. Mrs Lottie Davis r. F. d.
No. :, Flint, Mich. June 20, 1910.