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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-05-15
ARKADELPHIA TEAM HERE.

Coach Sam Scott and the Arkadel-
phia high school baseball team arrived
here last night and are playing Con-
way high school at Hendrix park this
afternoon. The same teams play again
tomorrow.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-05-15
Faulkner County
BANK
The Bank On the Corner

has been coaching the Arkansas Nor
ma team, states that a genuinely good
discussion of the subject will be given,
and feels confident of a victory for
the home institution. An enjoyable
featuer will be music by the Normal
glee club.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

Tnnitanienb BON Sen $4,000
Irallen Genpers rar1den 3iguretten,
l,,o oieie @emobnbeit greift, mie &en=
l1er ser @erbaltniiie b%eballpten, INNER
:nebr I'M iid). Selbit menr sic 6rol1en
2enpers MIR cine Cigarette tdgli9
ralldel1 betriige Sic 3abl Ser BON if
men in einem SATIRE geroudten 3iga-
retten 100000. Iieielben @erbalt<
Mile berriden in Seem Dorf. IS miro
angeromnlen, ooB $4,000 6ral1en Sem
5obafgenuB irobne11 rn0 6oB Tie 5l1-
iamn1en int 2aufe zines Sabres 3d.
3igaretten in &a11d %aufgeben
(alien. @enn man al1h 5ugeiteben
mag, oaB 6ral1en idlieBlid ebeni 10 gut
mie Mal1ner 0as &edt baben, 81 rau=
den, gibt es sod piele, Mdnner iomo6l
mie 6rauen, Sic 0as umeiblid ab=
itoBen0 beriibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Nmf Mnor0nunq 0es Shabamts=

Nnf Anorom1ng oes Sdabamts-
Setretars Mac @eagb miro oemnadit
cine @erlteigerungi bon Sa6en a1er
Art ltattfinoen, melde sum MadlaB
pon Mmerifanern geb0re11, Sic i'm Mus=
lano geltorlen fins, obne befannte Gr=
ben 5l1 binterlaiien. Die Sa6en iino
BON &oniuln ser Ser. Staaten aus al
len Sbeilen ser @elt geian6t un0 felt
pielen Sabren in einem @emolbe III
@oibington au%fgeitapelt moroen. gs
6efin0en iih oarullter cine Mel1ge
merthloi er Sohen, aber audi Eafete
NIT @elo un0 tel1eren Sd)mudiaden
iopie Bombs uno 8eiitrrfunoen BON
@runoeigentbum. Die gan5e Solicit
ton mir0 in ein5elnen Eadetet1, pie
lie bon Sen &onil1ln gela11ot mltroen,
sur @eriteigerung fommet, uno Ser
grlos miro SIR @erfiigung etma nod
auftaudenSer Grhen gebalter mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
HAVE HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION
PEOPLE and for WOMEN.

porgebober, oaB Sic b%eriibmten Salt
lager il, StaBfurt in 5al5 einsebettet
iino, uno Sic M0glidfeit allsgeipro=
hen> oaB abnlide @erbaltniiie an
manden Steuen bier berriden mo-
gen. Gle Sal5=Eroou5enten meroea
ipe5ieu aufgeforoert, bierouf 51 ahtea.
Sic ied)s Staaten, melde ii6 bier
hauptiddlib nit Ser Sal5inomltrie be-
iallen, lino Midigan, Seem Sort,
ohio, &unlas, 2%ouliana uno Galifor=
mia, oeren @eiamm1tproouftion ii6 i'm
Sofre 1909 auf $7,7t4,557 beper=
tbete l1ao sum 1beil aus Meerlpalier,
sum anoeren 1beil aus Sal5grll6en
seponnen muroe. SSn &erbinoung nit
Gals muroe in Mid1igan, Ohio uno
Eemlplpania al.d @romin gemon=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

tier Sl1geno an, l,no Dor Maem cine
quite Ml.tter, Sic lelbit cine guteSaus-
frau lit, als 2ebrerin. 0as perfennt
oas Spri6mort feinesmegs: "Gs ge-
bort piel CUR Sal1sbaltung, Der Gage
lil1o piele i'm Sabre un0 ser Mabl5ei-
ten nod mebr." v@ausbalt bat gro=
bes Muul:" @ie piel laitet nidt a,f
Sen Sdyultern elmer @attin, Sic eS nit
ibren @auspflidten genau nimmt!
Sa, ser Goltsnulno lit logar Ser Mn-
iitt: rSSn ser @%ausbaltllng fann oas
@eib leihter zines Wannes, ais ser
damn zines @eibes %entbebren." 9em
liderlid lit neiue quite @al,sfrau oas
be te @eratb I'M @aule. @ie traurig
liebt es eben So aus, no lomobl damn
ais 6rau nidts taugen. nSt ser
Damn unporiidtig u1o sic 6rau cine
1b0rin, 10 gebt Mles Sen &rebsgang."
Anoerleits aber: $50 Sic 6rau mirtb-
ihaftet, madit Ser Sped am @ooen."
Gas gauge @aus betommt ein eigenes
idon bon ferne fenntlides 8eprage,
mern cine tiiftige @ausfrau ibr Ml1=
ge iiberan bot. @or Mlem miro man
oos audi am @elinoe erfennen: "@1e
oie Jror, 10 Sic Mag0."
Gigentbiimlih uno ii6er nidt obne
tiefe 8eredtigung lit es, ooB oas
Spridmort in Sen peridie0enartlg=
ten 6ormen Sic 6oroerung aus
Ipridt: v@ausfrau bleib 0abeim!"
"a pernebmen mir abnlld: "Gie
@%ausfrau oarf nidt iein cine Mlls=
frou. Sic 6ral1 mno ser Diem gebo=
rem ms 6ars. Sic Wal1ner benin
Sdmalle, Die @eiber 81 boule. 80
sic 6ral1 ihm1rmt aus oem 9aus, ga
gebt slQes bunt un0 fraus. Cine
Irar1 iou ser Shnede Nrt baben."
Seboltian 6ranf bemerft 81 2etterem
in ieiner Sprihmorter iammlung:
v@enn oieie (oie sdnede) ibr Saus
perliert, ltirbt lie, olio ioa cine 8rau
itets @ausiorge tragen rno oobeim
bleiben." @on gr0Btem 8ertb fir
Elm geoeiblides @ausmei en lit eine
meiie 5pariamfeit: ngine fleiBige
@ausfrau lit sic bette Sparbii6ie."
Ser @roiden, Sen Sic 6rau eripart,
lit 10 gut, als Ser, Sen ser Mann er>
mirbt". Ser Mann lou %ertperben,
Sos Meib iou 1paren." Ser Mann
legt oas @elo auf Sic S6meue, Sic
6rau 5iebt es berein." son Sic Gbe
gliidlid iein, 10 mug ser Monn ma-
fen, un0 Sic 6rau tragen ein." rBenn
Ser Mann eintrdgt, uie Sic 8ienen,
uro sic 6rau a1sgibt mie cine San0=
mfr, 10 meroen Tie rei9."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

IS lino jett annabern $4,000 Be
%merbungen I'M Sisplabe in Ser @elt=
ninlter= Mbtei BEL &0nig @eorg's aro-
hung lam %. Sl1ni) eingelauf fen, =
ni9t mitgerehnet sic $3.50 Eerionen,
oie obneoies gu Sisen berehtigt iino
uno auf ale 6aae 5ugelaiien meroen
miillen, un6 mo5u Ii. q. 1850 Neers
uno fire @emoblinnen, 900 Earlu=
ments= WitglieOer nebit @attinnen,
800 @ertreter BON Snoien, Canada
uno SEN @olonien, 300 &ronratbe u11o
8oti9ufter, 200 %ausmartige Turl tlid<
feiten o6er 8ertreter lolher unO $50
@efolgleute geboren. ga aber Die
tminlter=M btei fem ct. Heters=
Som lit, lon0ern b0bltens 1000 Ser
lonen faBt, 10 beoeutet sizes, 0oB oie al
lermeiiten 8e1uerbungen abgemielen
peroen miiiien. Gieie 8e%mer6ungerl
fommen beinabe ausidlieBli6 BON rei-
der1 uro gemihtigen Eeri onli6feiten,
uno Sic gnttdl1idung oieier miro ge=
raoe5u elmer lo5ialen &alamitdt gleihz
fommen. Sim toalten fir Sen 8ro=
ungsrummel i6marmen Sic amerita=
niihen @eloproben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

ser es genieBt, oas silt Seioelberger"
elm 5egen, 6enn es 9ibt bent Starfen
nod mebr @tdrfe uno nermin0ert beim
5dmoden 6eiien 59&pdde. @5 ptrft
gleib mobltbueno auf @eift uno 4or'
per uno tam ais Elm geiun6es @abr.
mitteI nidt u%bertroffen tper6en. gu
be3ieben ourb Sic $reik & Skinner
Bra,meIeui6oft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Sic Gerluite 0urh @robfel1er mo

Sic @erluite ourh @roBfeuer ma=
rem int perfloiieneu Aprit geringer ais
i'm Mpril Ser beioen porbergehenoen
Sabre. Sic belief len lih ober INNER
nod auf iiber 17HMiuionen Sol
lars. Sir sic pier eriten Monate Sic
les Sabres iteQen iid) Sic Gerluite auf
mehr als S7H MiQione,1, pom henerr
al1f Sen Mar5 oaein 311% Miqionen
entfielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
vSd laIle SEN @orbang foaen iiher

rSd lalie Sen &orbang fallen iiher
Sos gr0Bte Eoiienipiel, oas Sic politi<
ide @eihidte BON Colorado lie geie=
fen bat" Dit oiei EN- @orten fat ser
Spreter Sic Sibungen Ser 2egisla=
tur geihloiien, in Ser Sic S11terellen
ihr Spiel trieben, 0enno9 Sic @abl
Hires &an0ioaten Speers gum 8un=
o%eslenator ni6t 6urdieben fonnten.
Sir sic ndhiten 5mei Sabre miro ser
Staat mir 6ur9 einen Senatoren Der
treten lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Triebe in sidt.

9ie beIten Musiidten fir baloigen
6rieoensldluB 5miiden ser meritani>
iden @egierung uno Sen Sniurgenten
limo porbonoett u116 es miro ii9 Der
]elbe aIs Elm 5egen fir oas 2an6 er<
meiien. @leidfaas 1T fir 0ie gan3e
gommunit6t u1o fir ie6en @in5elnen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

@abrenb oes Sabres 1909 erreidte
Sic Eroouftion BON 5al5 in Sen Ser.
Staaten, einidlieBlid geringer 9uan=
titaten in &omaii lno Eorto &ico, Ell
men @ertb BON $8,343,831, mebr als
lie 5upor in einem Sabre. Die 8ro<
ouftion p%ertbeilte ii9 auf ettpa Elm
1rittel lammtli9er Staaten. Cine
ser S%auptqueuen oes MineralS lit 0as
aem0bnlihe Meerpaiier uno Elm Tbeil
oes Irooufts bon California miro 6a-
Don aeuonnen. sSn elmer fur5lt@ er-
idienenen Nublitation seq @eologi-
iden Bureaus iiber @aliial3e miro fer,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Sir pnoIilfen Observation-Disclosures

Sic engliiden 6ral1enredtlerinneu
haben idlieBlid ood geiiegt. Cine
pom Sir George &emp I'M ltnterbaus
eingereidte ~Trauenitimmre6tsporlage
muroe nit 225 gegen SO 5timmen
ongenommen uno an Sen Ylenaraus=
idp1B nernieien. @s ioq nun ein
Druid auf ons 4abinett ausgeiibt per<
Sen, nm sic Mnnabme ser @orlage 5t
ermogli9en. Dieier erfolg miro bon
SEN omerifaniihen Suffragetten NIT
6reuoen begriiBt meroen uno iie gu ei=
ner Mgitation anipornen. 3ie 6rauen
periteben es, ibren 8tqen 6urd3u.
leben.
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krrder 9chroton
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS ORI
. SntereKanteS Muerlei


Bic Mmericon federation Of 9abor
5ablt 5ur5eit 100000 Mitglie0er.
Sn SEN lekten 5molf Monaten lit Sic
Mitglieoer5abl I'M 200, 1000 geitiegen.
3as 3~uiammenballen oes @roBtapi=
tolls auf ser einen Seite fat sic Ser
einigung ser Mr6eiter al1f Ser anoeren
Seite 81 @ege gebraht, nm Sen So
pitalsintereiien gegeniiber Sic @rbet=
terinterelien pertbei0igen 81 fonnen
uno ausgleiheno gu mirfen. Mit Ell
mem gel hloiienen Mrbeiterbeer BON
a%nnaterno 5mei MiQionen ml,B gered)=
net meroen. 3as lit au6 eir1e @roB-
ma6t.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21

have expended one hundred dol.
lars in labor and improvements upon
creek claim No. IL below discovery
on Dome creek, in the Fairbanks
Recording district, Alaska. in order
to hold said claim under the pro-
visions OF section 1924. Revised
Statutes of the United States. Said
labor constituting the annual assess.
ment work for the year 1910. and if
within 80 days after the last pub
LEGATION of this notice you fail or
refuse to pay the undersigned as
co-owner your proportion OF the ex-
penditure legally required to hold
said claim as aforesaid for the year
1910, together with the cost of this
your interest in said
claim will become the property of
the undersigned, under said section
1924, Revised Statutes OF the United
States
THOMAS II. QUIRk.
FRS publication July Il. 1911.
Last publication October 16, 1911
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To d. Davis, f. L. Skaggs and
&. Butter, their Heirs and Assigns.
You and each CT you are
hereby notified that during the
years 1908, 1909, and 1910. |
have expended six hundred dollars
in labor and improvements upon
the Myrtle and Mohawk association
claims. on Birch creek, in the Circle
Recording district. Alaska, in order
t. hold said claims under the pro
visions Of section 1924 Revised
Statutes of the United States. Said
labor constituting the annual assess.
ment work for the years 1908. 1909
and 1910, and if within 80 days af-
ter the last publication Of this notice
you, ID. Davis. +. l.. Skaggs
and G. Butler, fail or re-
fuse to pay the undersigned as
co-oWner your proportion of the ex-
penditure legally required to hold
said claims as aforesaid for the
years 1908, 1909 and 1910, together
with the cost of this advertisement,
your interest in said claims will be,
come the property of the undersign-
ed, under said section 1924 Revised
Statutes of the United States.
A. r. HELLO,
First publication July "a 1911
Last publication October %, 1911.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21
NOTICE OF FORRFEITURE,
D Mat Heiderscheit:

To Mat Heiderscheit:
You are hereby notified that dur.
ing the years 1909 and 1910 | have
expended two hundred dollars In la
Dor and improvements upon first tier
bench placer claim No. below
right limit, Fairbanks creek, in the
Fairbanks recording precinct Alas
ka. in order to hold said claim I'M
der the provisions of section 1924 Re-
vised Statutes of the United States
Said labor and improvements consti-
tuting the annual assessment work
for the years 1909 and 1910, and if
within 80 days after the last publ
cation OF this notice, you, Mat Hell
derscheit, fail or refuse to pay the
undersigned as co-owner your proper
ton Of the expenditure legally re-
quired to hold said claim as afore
said for the years 1909 and 1910, to-
gether with the cost OF this adver-
tisemert, your interest in said claim
will become the property Of the I'M
dersigned, under said section 1924
Revised Statutes Of the United States
MICHAEL RYAN.
First publication Nav 90, 1911
Last publication August 81, 1911.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21

husband who wishes to pay his wife
for such service may not make any
binding contract to that effect Yet
a husband may make contract with
his wife for payments for services
which he may render her. and may
recover for such wages should she
refuse to pay him. Furthermore. If
husband and wife are engaged in
business together, and there is no
special contract emitting her to the
avails of her labor, they belong to
the husband.
In Michigan there is court rec
ord of a husband who promised to
pay his wife $3.50 year for her
housekeeping services. The court re-
fused to sustain the promise, as
against public policy"
Instances such as these show that
even where wives are legally in
control of their earnings. as in New
York. court decisions have made
them no better off with regard TO
household services even when
these include running boarding
house - than they are in Michigan.
where wives have no legal control
of their earnings at all. Earnings"
to be recognized as such must be
acquired outside CT the home.
In Missouri women must have the
consent OF the court and the hus-
bands signature to mortgage or dis
pose of their property. They may
make business contracts, sue and be
sued. however, without this consent
and are entitled to their earnings. A
man may be imprisoned for failing
to support his family, providing they
have no other means of support. A
widow with children gets a child's
part unless a will is made and all of
the property belonging to her before
marriage and one-half of both real
and personal property il the man
dies without issue
The laws of Kansas give a woman
control of her property and business.
There is a tale of an old colored
man who appeared before court for
some minor offense and who was
questioned as to his means of livell-
hood.
Il manages laundry" he assert
ed.
THE name of the laundry" de-
manded the court officer.
Eliza Ann"
Managing Eliza" would prove
equally profitable to Eliza's husband
in Michigan or in New York.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21
NOTICE-NO. 8,

In the Court Of the Commissioner,
Ex-officio Probate Judge for Fair
banks Precinct, Territory Of Alas
ka. Fourth Judicial Division.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Victor Baubet, deceased, Robert E.
Leber, Administrator.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Robert
E. Leber. administrator Of the
estate of Victor Baubet, de-
ceased has rendered and pre-
scented for settlement in said
court his final accounting Of
his administration Of said estate;
and that Tuesday, September &c,
1911. at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m,
at the commissioners court room in
the Federal Court House in the town
of Fairbanks, Alaska, has been duly
appointed by the Judge of said court
for final settlement Of said account;
at which time and place any person
interested in said estate may appear
and file exceptions in writing to said
account, and contest the same.
Dated at Fairbanks, Alaska, this
22nd day OF July, 1911.
[SEALl JOHN F. DILLON,
Commissioner and Ex-
Officio Probate Judge.
First publication July "a, 1911.
Last publication Sept. rs. 1911.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21
BECOMING
MORE GRACEFUL

TIL skinny. very abbreviated
skirt is one the wane. Evening
and afternoon gowns are beginning
to have some modest fulness
about the hips and sometimes to
have train or demi-train. Woman
is again coming into her feminine
heritage when she ACQUIRES a train
and plenty of lacy ruffles about her
ankles and shoulders
The coat suits offered for summer
outings are all cut above hin length
with generous collars and broad
cuffs When a great foppv collar is
not us. Il these are yoluminous re-
vers which almost overshadow the
Jacket Ii is quite simple to trace
these broad lapels back to Napole.
ouic DAYS Not only coats. but the
new oue-piece blue serge dresses
have these mighty tri-colored pieces
of cloth.
The thin blue serge suit is about
as seryiceabIe a garment as one
could hone to find if she contem-
plates fitting about in uncertain eli.
mates. II nav be worn with a coat
or not, lust as the mood and weather
strike one. An Empire waist line
with panel in front and back and a
simply trimmed waist where taffeta
or messaliue bands figure are the
PREREQUISITES of this little dress. A
broad sailor collar of very handsome
lace. futed ruffles and talbot of net
and chiffon are accessories, but by
no means essentials to the appear-
With the woman who iaunts about
in the DAYTIME. linen suits are abso-
lutelv essential. Tan linen of that
new weave which is rough and
coarse looking. with Jacket unlined
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21
LETTER IS" SPOlLS
THROATS OF WOMEN

NEW YORK, July 3. - The Wo-
mans Professional league, a New
York society of business women,
has decided that if all the SIS" in the
English language were rs" then
every woman's throat would be a
perfectly smooth. round and slender
column. 1t is the 81 member of
the alphabet which causes a kissing
sound that works havoc with fair
throats, they say. Their statement
follows:
Every time one pronounces the
letter s. the muscles of the neck
are drawn and wrinkles come. More
necks are spoiled by this single hiss
ing letter than by any amount of
dissipation and neglect. Women
should avoid it all they can by using
T. thus making the hollows in the
neck fill out, wrinkles disappear and
the throat round out and become
smooth and beautiful"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21
Timely Hints for the Housewife

As soda has an affinity for grease
II q ans the brush with little fric-
ton. After cleaning the brush do
not put il near the fire nor in the
sun tu dry. hut shake il well and
set il on the point of the handle in
a shady place.
Dsinfectine Fumieation.
Common salt. three ounces: black
manganese, oil of lithia. one ounce
each, water. two ounces. Garry the
mixture in cup through the apart.
m,ntS I" he fumiga'ed. or the rooms
may he closed for an hour or two
ana then opened.
eorax as a Washing Powder.
In Belgium and Holland. where
the washwomen are famous for the
Snowiness of their linen. boraX is
used a great deal It is a natural
salt. and is not injurious to the
most delicate fabric. 1t should be used
in the proportion of handful to ten
gallons of water.
Remember This.
In lighting candles always hold the
match TO the side of the wick and
70. over the top.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21
SHAKESPEARE SNUBBED,
MARK twain HONORED

ST. LOUIS, Aug 10. - Laugh
and the world laughs with you; weep
and you weep alone" Samuel l..
Clemens laughed his way into St.
Louis freize of literary fame. He
Is the only Missourian thereupon
represented, and one of only six Amer
leans Perhaps it was ''Innocents
Abroad" maybe only "Huck Finn, y
but Mark Twain's name, neverthe-
less. stands emblazoned on the facade
of St Louis new million-dollar Ii
brary.
Poor old "Bilr' Shakespeare, whose
name, in the modern days, has been
creased with Bacon, also was lost in
the shuttle. and his famous contem
porary. for whom Williams genius
Is claimed, displaced his name upon
the tablet of literature.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21

There is noticeable increase in
the use cf bright blue in combina
ton. both in costumes and dress
accessories, but especially in MILL
merry. In fact, it is quite safe to say
that it is the leading color just now.
Wide black velvet ribbon makes
a striking girdle for the white lin
gerie gown. The girdle is finished
in back with two ends. about half a
yard in length. cut slantwise. edged
with black ball fringe.
a dressing sack in three quarter
length made of messaline. crepe de
chine. lowered silk. allOver en-
brCidered batiste or Powered muslins
These garments may be trimmed
lavishly with lace and ribbons. or
made up more simply. The other part
of the costume is the fancy petticOat
made of the same material or of a
matching color. Some of the petit
coats are made up of colored rib
bon fiounces fastened on at inter
walls. Others have two wide crepe
or messaline flounces applied CD a
soft china silk foundation.
Except for rings, less jeWelry is
worn in France than in England
French women rarely wear bracelets,
except in the house; they never
put en- more than one chain at a
time, but they do carry a heap Of
things on it; purse, powderboX, mir
ror, pencil. tablets and all sorts of
little breloques. A slender chain
and beautiful pendant is good
style for afternoon wear but not for
morning; jeweled watch may pass
any time, and earrings. unless it be
pearl CT a diamond solitaire. are
not at all general, although few
women wear the long, droppy kind
that some English women affect.
The French woman does like to
wear a lot of rings, but is very care
full to keep them well gloved when
in public
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21

urns of incense burning around her
the picture was wonderful
Monsieur Poiret received in the
garden under canopy of emhroid-
cred silk where he reclined on his
back among cushions as a Mahara.
ma. surrounded by - marvellous
looking women who were but scaut-
lily protected from the chilly evening
air Monsieur Poiret surrounded him.
self with a retinue Of negro slaves
that would have done credit TO any
old eastern potentate. Music was be
ing played everywhere by the native
Orchestras which Poiret imported for
the occasion from Egypt. India and
Turkey. and with them were native
dancers. performing strange move
ments called graceful in their own
countries.
Enter Mrs. Gouraud
With all artistic Paris there to
assist at this fete. Mrs G,uraud en-
tered upon the scene accompanied
by de Max Frances. the great trag-
edian with the sonorous voice. There
was a hush as she entered. for the
magnificence of her costume and
jewels cutshone all the splendor
about her
In the middle of her forehead she
wore her famous immense emerald.
held in place by magnificent rope
of pearls Her ears bore the noted
pearl eyes stolen from an Indian
idol She was so covered with jewels
that they would have made sufficient
gown for ball. but she wore be
sides a wonderful Creation-an ORR
entail costume over which was drap-
cd most artistically by de Max him
self his extraordinary cloak in which
he played Nero.
Mrs. Gouraud and de Max We're the
cynosure of all eyes and detraCted
much from the attention paid to the
host and hostess, arrayed in all their
regal splendor.
Reports are current in Paris that
Mrs Gouraud is contemplating an
other matrimonial venture and de
Max is to be the man. There may be
some truth in this. for every time
the International News Service cor
respondent has asked Mrs. GOuraud
about it her denial has become less
strong De Max has been most at
tentive to Mrs. Gouraud and is seen
with her everywhere.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21
Saves Petticoat.

To protect the ruffles Cf petticoats
from the inevitable wear and tear.
bind the edge of the outer rutile with
rickrack braid and the dust ruffle
with tatting braid. which is Coarser.
Not only will the lace and lawn be
protected from harm. but the appear
ance of the ruffle itself will be i'm
proved. says a contributor to the
New York Press.
This is little hint given me by
notable German hGusekeeper. who
also embroiders beautifully: and if
you had seen. as | did. the beautiful
petticoats which she assured me
We're years old. you would hasten
now as ! did also - to purchase
at the nearest embroidery or notion
shop a sufficient supply of braid Cf
the proper width