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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

MAKES THE HAIR GRow--A
very simple remedy has been fouud
20 possess the mach ssirsir~<i qualities
81 q genuine nasrxrower II not
fnin hair and nakr@ ls healthy ard
vtsnrau& THIS tontc - made by dis
curee II q0tuxoln. then ststluK ono
half pint cold wassr .Agpiy :. The
ruff and stops faitiag hslF.
OLD FASHIONED To<fC--fms
uarttlsss IN the hiusrt offTn cause one
10 feel aFowsy. tIrra and have M
appetite The best r~mesiy for this
that can b. made ss home 1T aims z
cost. as foliows Dissolve ore-tetf
Gun sugar and one ounce kardeuT IN
ons-haif pint aieogsoi, thea add hos
water to make y quart Taxa a table
speansui before each rnsas THIS stnss
tie liver and bnii.-s Up and stren 9Th.
ee1s tina hossy. Tn . remedy vail clrar
the skin ~ ~aiiuw nrss and ptsssrlsa
md put one n good share fcr y inter
EXCELLENT EYE RtatssT-- 4
tnnic made ~ dsr@ngvtnH an c1nge ~
ssystos In a pine of cold water 10 rx+
ceptfonsiir good 10 max. tha eyes
efsar and sparkiin<- Il viii make
weak. lnriafned eTes stsnng ani ~.
rssss'va For vs ,,s % xiss .s. and ~
this tanir - very helpful n ~ eA-
trsu~iy soothing and Will NOT smart
the eyes.
SAFE FAT-REpucEss--T cut
Down weight Without tnlurtnx ore's
hesifh. take before ~nef meal a
tsbis . aooofai 81 the falipwink pia-
solve four nuncea p4runtis su ore msld
one~haf plufs hot water ana .ffaia
when cnol Although nimpt~ rrn.
edy. u Is very cffreflxx and fefuces
rapidly without lensfvw any ~ ef-
ferts. Hfuh az a wrinkic8. fiabf
akin. Dieting and vigorous exercises
are unnecessary. --&dvt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11
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They are y, simple and easy that
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11
Happy Home Puzzle Has
Drawn Answers From
All Over, From Spokane
to San Francisco
Smith, Barnes & Strohber Go. Well Pleased

Thousands OF answers are pour
Ing In at the new uptown sales
rooms of the Smith. Barnes &
Strohber Co.. piano manufacturers,
and II will take at least two or
three more days before the com
mittee of judges can hope to com
plote their work. II is simply won
derful tho extraordinary interest
and enthusiasm displayed every
where In this fascinating contest.
or course this is largely accounted
for by the high standing Of the
Smith, Barnes A Strohber Co. and
their fair, Straightforward, open
and above board method of con-
Quoting these piano events In which
very valuable prizes are given
away and bringing the most costly
OF Americas high grade pianos
within the reach OF everyone at
common sense prices.
ID. w. Thomas. the Seattle gem
eral manager. In an interview, says
that moro Strohber art pianos. VIII
ard. Leland cabinet grands and
6mith-Barnes Empire style pianos
have been sold by his company in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO
Ruly IeehN1dHow
tokeep
Them
sY MRS. ANITA NORRIS.

Without pcariy teeth loneliness
OF the face cannot exist.
Many women. | am sorry to say,
do net take their teeth seriously.
cannot seem to realise how Inn
pcrtant they are TO facial comeii
mesa II they only knew what
pitiahle looking creatures they are
with broken teeth. reccding gums
and sunkcn mouths. they would
hasten 10 a dentist and mend their
beauty Ways.
IL you teeth are defective.
NtiAdy. try your very hardest to
Improve them. IL can be done. SO
there IL not the slightest excuse
for your Sinking this beauty tlsek.
Just what constitutes perfect
teeth
First Of all. the teeth should be
regular. II they are crowded to-
gcther and overlap. Il giyes the
mouth an exceedingly ugly outline.
Pretty teeth shonld seem white.
II 10 seeming only. maids and ma,
irons. ~ the teeth are never white.
Does this shock you am sorry.
hut facts II facts." The teeth
may be gray or blue. or. alaek aud
slssl--yeIluw. but never white
In contrast with scarlet llps. how
ever. they appear 10 be.
broken or iert with untitled cayf.
ties. Neither must they he given
over 10 a vulgar display OF gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

Nature ahould not be intcrfered
With. The modern dentist reaiizns
this and always endeavors. n you
do not hinder him. To treat the
teeth IN such way that they will
appear natural And free from no.
ticeshic ornamantation.
Tn. woman who cares il par.
tsciilsr to cleanse her teeth care
fully after each meal aud before
going To bed She knows full
well that when PARTICLES OF food
sr. allowed to remain lodged be-
tween the teeth. fermentation viii
result This has only one end. an
schlns tooth ard trip to the den-
tist
II you wish To keep your teeth
In perfect condition. uss a moder.
n,9iy sstff toothbrush and b. caro-.
full 20 brush not only the inside
and outside OF tooth. but the top
as well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11
DIABET Is

Tho most valuable result of 20
years work 1T Civil Engineering In
the Tropics was tho important dis
coyery Of a simple. harmless herb
that 10 an actual specific for Dia.
betes. a disease hitherto considered
incurable To prove that !, will
give immedIat. relief In tho most
aggravated eases. ] viii ssnd soc
package tone weeks supply for
only Use.
Write mo today aud SEQ how
quickly Diabetol Hefh will reduce
the specific gravity and the sugar.
restore weight and build up the
syafsm. Booklet aad diet list sho~.
ing proper foods for diabetes mall.
I'd free. y. ~. Ames. liox isT.
Whitney Point. n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

Seattle and adjacent cities during
the past two months than all other
makes sold by all Seattle middle
men combined. and as Mr.. Thomas
was speaking he turned over page
after page of the sales ledger until
the pages ran along the 6S5. $50.
etc. There is no doubt about Il
that when a real factory store 10
being conducted on the real factory
to home plan. as this Is. the only
one of its kind In Seattle, the pub.
lie are quick to appreciate the ire
mendous advantage there is in buy
ing high class pianos at the corner
of Srd and Seneca street. 1923 srd
avenue.
Mr.. Thomas. in concluding his
interview. declared that the piano
business with him is In fine shape
and the big volume Of sales surely
indicate that Seattle Is very pros
porous.
Tell your readers that all tho
winners In the Happy Home" con-
test will be announced In The Star
as soon as the judges comploto
their work. In a day or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11
Women In the News

dent
The house threw out tn. btu on
the gronnd that women have no
souls. and Tor that rwason are In
fsrior 10 men. and that soulsess
animal cannot have a vote
Twenty Three Women Divide Their
Votes Amora Nineteen Candidates.
In thr Trs, district At South Nor.
walk. coun. twenrythrce womsn
had the right 10 vots for schooi
trustees. for which places there
wat q democratic, republican and
prohibition candidate.
The twenty.three women voted
for nineteen different persons. In
another district one woman voted
for every Offices and lost her vote.
Girl ouiss Hes Home Dscsvss Her
Brother Got Married.
Nellie pc~h. 10 years old. opposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

Omitting the word -ohey~ from
the ceremony has a tendency TO
promote happy marriages. accord.
ing 10 Judge Charles tioadnuw of
the Chicago court OF Domestic RE-
lations.
In SIX months he has married 80
couples. and only two Of the mar.
riages proved unhappy. one ok,hess
bciag ceremony tn which obey
had been insisted upoa BY tho
couple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

her brother Walters marriage 40
vigorously nt Washington that she
announced sho would leave hsr
home and never como back n hs
wed Sarah wetkcl. OF Clarendon
Va.
Walter didn't take II seriously.
married. and telegrsphod his moth.
or and sister last Thursday that he
would bring his bride home 60 din.
ner. After reading the telegram.
Nellie loft the house and has not
been seen or heard Of since. The
police have been asked to find her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11
SAYS HE DIDN'T AGREE
TO WE'D; BUT III pAve

NEW YORK. Oct it.--"unois'
Harry Horton. Wall II. broker
aincc the SOS. hrs Msstied for $4,000
q breach OF promise suit brought
By MiHs LILY DcAngeio Hergh. whom
Horton saya he never asked 10
marry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11
ssr Women From Voting Because
They Have No SouIs."

Ono Dowlah. brave champion ~
woman's rights. introduced bill In
,ha Persian parliament providing
for woman suffrage. but II was d.
ciared sacrilexious by the Presi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

NEW YORK. Oct. ii.--Msmbors
Of the woman's Health Protective
association have voted 10 carry step
ladders un'ess steps TO the pay'en-
Ter cars are lowered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

, unit II forms smooth paste.
Serve on hot toast. on hot dish.
The rarebit must stiil cook IA the
dish 10 be ~ It's best.
CD Yes. II tue firms advertising
the goods viii accept them. Some
do not Why not send postal or
der
Dear Miss Grey: How can | get
rid OF black anisy A READER. /.
A.-~Powdered cloves mixed with
powdered bornx and nprinklad
about. sometimes drive them away
Frcsh pernyroysl II also offensive
10 them. Wet sponses with sweet.
ened water. put about In hauuts and
when they are full Of anita drop
them Into boiling water.
Dear. Mias Greys How can I
clean white fura before storing
thcm a~ayy ~. 3.
A---Tak~ equal parts of -four and
salt. aud pa, IN oven in crock until
hot. but not long enough 10 brown
flour. Spread fur on kitchen table
and rub IN the flour aud salt Let
remain IN fur wrapped In heavy pa
peri for ~ hours. after which IL
should be shaken and beaten thor.
onghly. Sprinkle fur with ktrong
ground cloves. wrap In several lay
ers OF newspaper and store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

After You grin and bear 4, . fe~
times yoa develop sharper eye Tor
the rutsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

Dear Mas Grey: What will take
tho skins off peppers. as they are
no tough When cooked In pickles.
HOUSEWIFE.
A--cpok the peppers until ton
dor before adding 10 the pickles.
Dear Mias Crcy--sil How
should = giri thank = boy friend
for taking her homo, GU ] arm n
and engaged. WIN be- too young
TO be married - two years. tal
What should ! say To a boy who
wishes 10 take me homo from
church anl I want 10 rsfnssy
". NJ. AND v. n.
Ali Il thank you very much"
IL sufficient t2i I think So what
does your mother thinky t3b n
you have made other ARRANGEMENTS.
say so II not. refuse IN as cour.
teous . manner ~ posnibi..
Dear Mlsx Grey. % Please
give inc recipe for rarebit.
tsl Is II all right. when sending
for anything BY mail. to inclose
ztamps In payment MRS. ID NJ.
A.--tD Crate ounces mild
cheesc. add u cup milk aud a pinch
~ cayenne pspp~r Put over a mod.
crate fire In granite pan. or cook In
. chatting dish. stirring constantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11
Cynthia Crey's Letters

Maa WIN skirts was
the hohhde skirt win they be- this falY
~ t2I How bronze imitation marble statuoY
t3 You that Il people 10 How
think apooned7
What viii MINNIE.
All hobbe things Of the
ca When the bronze the drugg viii tell you how TO mix
and apply IL.
s) Many highly respected BY the
opposite beyond doubt
ca That's a question dealers
all they swell and pain
end of he WORKING GIRL
liberty well
aleoho acum powder cornNhrch
% What IL lover
asks To take you OUT
how without hurting his feeliugsg READER
As-tD
an a crowd all day
On he that fxd
less ran
Heaven betwtxt
Oh call q loving"
ca simply tell him that 10 impossible for you TO accept
Grey: how cook turtle for
killed night and hung TO bleed
taking
and flesh into cold water removing nc BLACK
from boil
allow boiling Let boil hours sknmins
An g OF gill OF flour creansd win
OF minced stalks celery chop
thyme cach cloves and aiHpce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-11

Dear Miss Grey: am my feet all day and they ~
AZ the OF the day What viii relieve themg WOHkiN
A-TaAe hot footbah as you are nj liberty J
alcohol aerward and dust with tacum powder cornstn
Evening star., 1911-05-24

out here to start this school because there
was nothing Of the kind in a large sec
ton of California. 1t IS a home school,
and the mother Of all the boys Is Miss
Marian Wolsey Cate, a sister OF the head
master.
During the morning hours the boys
study the ordinary branches that are re-
quired for entrance to the colleges, and
In the afternoon they saddle their ponies
and go into the mountains. Every boy
has a pony and takes care OF 1t himself
One Of the masters always accompanies
these amateur explorers to restrain the
impstuous. instruct and encourage those
who do not know how to ride. and. at
the same time, teach botany. geology and
other branches of natural history by
practical object lessons. Sometimes they
go for camping tour and spend a week
in the mountains. taking their books
along with them, and reciting their les
sons under the shadow of a rock or
tree. 1t is the most wholesome sort OF
education. The minds grow with the
bodies and the character develops under
the influence OF nature, as well the
precepts and example of the earnest,
thoughtful young men who have them In
charge.
Evening star., 1911-05-24
Rich Historical Library.

Mexican revolution OF independence. the
war of 1s4s and several Instructions the
mission library and records have been
carefully preserved and still are the
most important reservoirs Of historical
information In existence concerning the
settlement Of California. There are al
ways students at Santa Barbara examin-
ing the records.
The mission was one OF the frst round.
ed in California. The soldiers established
a presidio in April. 1852. The first mass
was celebrated on st. Barbara's birthday,
December Of that year, and PADRE
Sierra, the head OF the work OF evangeli-
zation in California, desired to estaolish
a mission at once but for some reason
the superiors at the franciscan College
in Mexico objected and he was forbidden
to carry out his plans. The disappolnt-
ment Is believed to have hastened ms
death, which occurred at Monterey Au-
gust q, 1884. Later the buildings were
begun and most of them were completed
in 1881 The present church ana monas-
terry. however. were not QUILT untll Aoio
We have a description OF the place writ
ten in 1907. which tells OF 252 adobe
dwellings occupied by as many indian
families, and a population Of 1,237 ma
tiyes. When the decree from Mexico sup
pressing all the missions. was enforced IN
1884, the property of the mission was ap-
praised at $11396O. with 300 cattle, L.
c4H sheep and farms valued at $30o6l.
During the whole period Of the history or
the mission, according to the records,
which may still be examined. 5619 In
dams were baptized, 1,5A marriages were
performed, and the death roll was 4,o46.
Evening star., 1911-05-24
NOT CLASSED AS BOLOGNA.
Customs Appraisers View of I'm
ported Chinese Sausage.

NEW YORK, May 24.-In response 10 .
question rlased by the collector or tho
port Of San Francisco it has been decided
by the general board of appraisers here
that Chinese sausage IS not bologna.
Bologna gets in free and the importers
had claimed that the Chinese sausage had
some subtle affinity with the Italian pro-
duct and should be similarly classified.
The sausage will hereafter pay tax.
In another decision the general board
ruled that seaweed, imported from China
to be eaten in various fanciful forms. can
come In free, but Chinese pineapple must
pay a tax OF 10 cents . pound.
Evening star., 1911-05-24
WOLF PLAYS WITH CHILDREN.
Animal Escapes From Private Me-
naperie at Sheepshead Pay.

NEW YORK, Nav PA big gray wolf
escaped from a private menagerie at
Sheepshead Bay last night and two keep
ers. assisted by the police searched for
an hour before they found the animal.
playing quietly with group of little chill
dren in d yard near the water front
The children. believing the wolf to be q
new kind OF dog. had made friends with
him at once when he approached. The
wolf did not discourage the advances or
the children and kept his temper even
when the youngsters clouted him with
sticks. pulled his ears and forced him 20
eat crackers and candy.
Evening star., 1911-05-24
@ @ @ REMOVES THE CAUSE
3d. 0o AND CURES CATARRH

Catarrh usually begins with irritated, nfamed mem
branes of the head and throat from which there
and copous discharge OF watery matter This
inflammation of these surfaces and
caused by catarrhal matters and impurities IN the crcua
ton Nature intends that these membranes shall be
shed by the blood but matters and de-
posted these delicate parts sets inflammation and
the discharge natural result When this secretion be-
gins dry it becomes thick and sticky adhering the
back portion of the mouth and throat causing the hawk
ing and straning troublesome to Catarrh sufferers
Other ordinary symptoms caused from congestion of
Evening star., 1911-05-24
Want Winter Sports at Stockholm.

BUDAPEST, May 24.-The Swedish
members Of the international Olympic
games committee, now in session here,
are anxious that winter sports be in
cluded in the 1912 program at Stock
holm. The American members, however.
have filed objections. urging that skat-
ing Is the only winter sport International
ly recognized-skiing. tobogganing and
similar sports being only OF local interest.
Evening star., 1911-05-24
BY FR|ARS
Monastery of Santa Barbara
Finest in California.
KEPT CLOSE TO MODELS
Like Monasteries in Spain of the
Fifteenth Century.
ENDURED AWFUL SUFFERING
Monks Reduced to Absolute Want
Because Mexico Failed to
Keep Promises.
BY WILLIAM Il. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of Tho Star and the
Chicago Record Herald.


Chicago Record-HeraN
SANTA BARBARA, May Is, 1911
The church and monastery OF Santa
Barbara are tho best preserved and the
finest examples OF mission architecture
In California and are nearer like the old
world monastic establishments than any
other. although perhaps San Carlos Car
melo. at Monterey. has associations OF
greater religious and historical interest
The mission at Santa Barbara is still
under the control Of and occupied by
Franciscan friara who maintain an
apostolic college. dedicated to st. An
thony, In a modern building nearby for
the education Of novitiates, who go forth
wherever sent as missionaries. Tho
Franclscans have four other institutions
in California, but this is the most i'm
portant. This mission has never been
abandoned. although after the aecularfza-
ton Of other religious establishments the
patient padres had a world Of trouble and
were often reduced to absolute destitu-
ton. All of their property was taken
away from them by the Mexican govern
ment; the rentals which were promised
were never paid. and the Indians, who
were to receive one-third of the proceeds
from the leased land, the herds and
flocks. the farms. orchards vineyards
and other property. never received
Evening star., 1911-05-24

y y !; sSs S;,ss's5'Se ;sss=;5'5: ssss55s; ~
There is only one way TO
cure Catarrh, and that is 70 re-
move the cause By purifying the
blood. Washes, sprays, inhala-
tions. etc, do not reach the cir
culation, and therefore can only
afford temporary relief. 5. 5. ).
cures Catarrh by cleansing the
blood of all impure catarrhal
matter, and at the same time
building up the system by its
unequaled tonic effects. In
other words s. S. s. cures Ca
tarrh by purifying the blood so
that the mucous surfaces and
Innings of the body are supplied
with healthy nourishment in
stead of being continually irri-
tated from the catarrhal impuri-
ties. Then the infiamed nlen-
branes heal, the discharge Is
Evening star., 1911-05-24

the circulation
by the catarrh-
al innurities
Evening star., 1911-05-24

The Yaquy Delta Land and Water Com
pany-authorized capital $12OOO-was
Incorporated at Dover. Dell. yesterday.
The company is to enter Mexico with
railroad and telegraph lines.
Evening star., 1911-05-24
Mission Overlooks Sea.

The mission Is situated on an eminence
back of the town two miles from the sea,
and commands a superb view in every d.
rection. The Franciscans. and indeed all
of the Catholic orders, are remarkable
for their taste and judgment in selecting
sites for their establishments. The same
genius is observed in the old country,
particularly in Italy and Spain.
The group of buildings consists OF a
church. a monastery and a seminary. and
back of the monastery. inclosed within a
high wall are a cemetery and a lovely
garden. This garden IS the object Of
particular interest because OF its hun
especially because women are forbidden
to enter. The rule has been waived
twice in favor of the wife Of President
Harrison and Princess Louise OF Eng
the MARQUIS of Lorne, her husband. was
governor general of Canada. The garden
is celebrated for a group Of fine Italian
expresses, planted by Bishop Diego in
1912. 1t is a serene and delightful place
for study and meditation.
The cemetery is extensive and beneath
large slabs of stone lie the bones of sew
eral thousand Indians, who died from
epidemics at different times. Along the
wall are the tombs OF the early Spanish
aristocracy The friars were formerly
buried within the church, but this prac-
tice has been forbidden by the sanitary
officers, and those who have died within
the last twenty years lie in a vault in a
corner of the cemetery. Five OF the
early missionaries are buried in q crypt
under the floor of the sanctuary and at
the right Of the high altar Is the tomb Of
the first Bishop Of California. Friar
Francisco Garcia Diego y Moreno. Under
the tiled floor OF the nave are the re-
mains of a Mexican governor and the La
Guerra family, who were prominent in
colonial days. Capt. La Guerra was in
command Of the preside for genera
ton and suppressed two instructions
among the Indians.
Character in a Novel.
In a rude mausoleum lies the
dust of F'riar Francisco Sanchez.
The monk who guided US about the
place said he was the original Father
Saviaverra in Helen Hunt Jackson 9
story, Ramona although he was very
Evening star., 1911-05-24

While driving along country road near
Poca, w. Va, yesterday "Cooney" Duble,
seventy years old. a farmer fell from
his wagon and was instantly killed. His
neck was broken.