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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-12-23

roundings. The ugliness Of many OF
our cities and towns has been one Of
the standing reproaches urged against
us by those of other countries. For
this reason meeting Of the American
Civic association in Washington Dec.
1915 was of more than passing impor-
lance Its watchword was "a more
beautiful America" and 1t urged the
establishment Of a federal bureau of
national parks. As this bureau would
be under the department of the inte
rior, the fact that Secretary Walter l.,
Fisher expressed some of his views
and presided over one Of the sessions
Of the association Is significant
= =
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The meeting of the Republican ma
tional committee in Washington or
Dec. IL fixed the time and place and
settled the basis of representation for
the Republican national convention OF
1912. This will be the largest Repub-
lican convention ever held, having
1,O72 delegates, including the new
states of Arizona and New Mexico.
Although the basis of representation
in congress is not yet changed, the
electoral college and national conven-
lions of the parties fix their represen-
tation under the new apportionment
This gives New York ninety delegates
and Pennsylvania seventy-six. The
progressiyes made fight for change
in the basis Of representation to the
actual number Of votes cast, thus re-
ducing the number Of southern dele
gates.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-12-23
Review Of the Worlds Events

strument will settle long standing
controversy over sealing in northern
waters, subject fraught with posi-
bilities Of international misunderstand-
ings.
The subject Of fur seal fishing has
even occasioned few rows In the
American congress. During the extra
session congressional committee
started an investigation into the sub
ject which is not yet concluded. Com
missioner Bowers was called as wit
ness and read rather peppery letter
addressed to Representative Town
send Of New Jersey, otherwise known
as "Chlmmie Fadden" Townsend, au-
thor of the resolution of inquiry.
Chairman Rothermel Of the committee
warned Mr.. Bowers that the letter
was insulting to member of the COM
mittee, to witnesses and to the COM
mittee itself. Mr.. Townsend interject-
ed that he considered It "a very valu-
able document" and wanted 1t printed,
II think" he said, "it is excellent
evidence'of the character of the COM
missioner of the bureau of fisheries.
would not have 1t stricken from the
record for anything"
Thus II is seen that the fur seal
treaty may settle not only foreign.
but domestic difficulties.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-12-23
THE CORONATION AT DELHI

Most men would be satisfied with
one coronation, but King George ".
has had two, the second having occur
red at Delhi, the ancient capital Of
India. on Dec. II. Delhi was accus-
toned to scenes Of splendor in the
days of the old Moguls, but never wit
messed one even approaching that just
closed. The modern Deldi was built
by Shah Jeban, who also constructed
the celebrated Tai Mahal at Agra and
other famous buildings. 1t is far cry
from that bloody minded monarch to
the mild George V. and from the Mo-
hammedan ascendency to that of
Christian England.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-12-23

But this was the Christmas letter
she sent:
Come! Start at once, the moment
you receive this note shall coxA5
the days. the hours. the minutes, the
seconds, the heart beats, till see your
face"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
Helpful Hints for Girls and Women
Edited by Cynthia Grey.
CROOK WHO DID THIS
EARNED THE $500 HE GOT

CHICAGO, June i3.-Crooks In
this town have learned from the
unassuming rabbit to double Oh
their tracks" and are making two
hauls where one grew before.
For example: Ben Rovall. o
State street saloonkeeper. talked
with an affable customer the other
morning. The stranger was on
his way to the Northwestern do
pot. he said, to meet farmer
friend who would sell him fresh
eggs for 125a cents a dozen.
Rovall needed eggs for fixes.
flips and the like, so he wanted to
get in on the strangers opportun-
ity. "How many do you want?"
asked the stranger.
six Dozen" replied Rovall,
"and I'll go with you"
At the depot, the stranger took
Rovall's rs cents and said he'd
put through the deal alone. While
Rovall waited, he slipped out q
side door, went back to Rovall's
saloon and told the bartender Ro-
vail had sent him for sass for
more eggs. The bartender pro-
duced, and the stranger was 10
blocks away before Rovall woke
up and got back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
After upperRl< & so
~
Mtl>s Cyr4lIA Grey 10

We don't believe in spanking house and do not at all
believe putting children making meal
when their fail them temporarily little
down in the mother told
about evenings
Tommys until o'clock
But just help little
growth, something
Therefore
take length time periods
offense
Perhaps the bicycle locked in its little stall for two days
three
mantel a while as
there
of marbles while locked in
the seriousness of the offense committed
punishment
This works beautifully a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13

Some time Childrens Corner had story of cat that
adopted mother them
of French poodle dog which and otherwise moth
ers'' three little kittens.
The remarkable thing about this that the kittens
Their natural
literally robbed of her offspring by the poodle
Midget" the old has been the of Mrs.
Matte
abby gave
kittens
Children the family the little kittens the kitchen floor
their mother. The suddenly
nabbed one under its mothers and took to corner The
children thought would kill the kitten
But day mother cat left the kittens for minutes
Immediately the When
which
poodes domicie She grows
approached blows
Although did the mother contnu
weeks attention which
thrive wonderfully the their fostemohe
They sprghtly wellfed healthy kittens should be-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
Good Features for Mother, Father
and All the Children, on this Page.
So|zagszt9

Miss Leota Warburton will en-
terrain her sewing circle girls at
tea tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Alexander Wingfield will
entertain with q musicale Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. M. F. Horton of
Portland, an accomplished pianist.
Dixie chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, will picnic at Point
Defiance park tomorrow.
Mrs. Il. Il. Evans and Mrs. VIM
thoe of Spokane are guests of Mrs.
H. M. Davis, 1920 South Seventh
street.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Beaver
will be home next week for q
visit with the parents of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haddow, the
first time since leaving two years
ago on their bridal tour.
A party of Y. w. G. A. girls
planning to attend the Breakers
conference will be entertained by
Miss Gertrude Wales, 502 North
Ainsworth, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Hlty-
gins leave this week to make their
future home in Vancouver, B. G.
Ladies' auxiliary, Order of Rail-
way Trainmen," will give whist
party at Fraternity hall Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. George Lewis Cover will
give a breakfast at the Country
club for Miss Elizabeth Baltic
Thursday morning. Miss Baillie
IL soon to marry Sam Russell of
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
WHEN WILL MR. PHILOSOPHER LEARN HE
NEVER SHOULD PLAN HOLIDAY JOURNEY

have to change your clothes or
else be talked about by forty busy
danes who haunt the porch from
dawn till dusk and call each other
names.
Now wife," said Philosopher,
let's go where Nature calls,
where you can wear a Bingham
dress and l my overalls."
And Mrs. Phil said not a word
but in her eye there was unspoken
word more eloquent than any
made by Jaws. She thought of all
the brand new buds that she'd
had made this spring; the hand
Embroidered peau de sole and
many a dainty thing in lingerie
and silken hose and lace insertion
hats and shoes of suede and
phoney curls and boxes full of
rats.
These things went whizzing
through her mind and with one
movement she picked up the florfd
folder from ostly-by-the-Sea.
1t told of concerts every day, of
musicales and such; of dining
rooms in Renaissance and grill
rooms done in Dutch of bridge
and golf and promenades (the
rates were very low. Just $40 for
a room. Per week? Oh, mercy
noD
So Mrs. Phil packed up three
trunks and hubby filled grip
cram full of money for his wife
to take upon the trip. She went
alone because he could not find
the time to go. He spent his fort
night gathering his wife's vaca-
ton dough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
BY HOWARD MANN

Inc South i street PmlOSOpner
was reading of his mail 1t was
coming by the CARLOAD. 1t was
coming by the bale in answer to
the postcards he had sent week
before to managers of hostelries
at mountain, lake and shore.
He'd asked for information
about vacation hooks; he'd got
the names from magazines and
newspapers and books. For Phi
expected soon to have a fortnight
of his own to spend away from
busy business cares-lbut not
alone.
Phil's loving spouse was going
too; you bet your blooming life
Her theory was where hubby is
| there, too, should be his wife
with eager eye, Philosopher the
booklets did peruse but 'twixt the
merits of them all he found it hard
to choose. There were rustic joys
at Podunk and cool breezes by
the sea and golf links on the
mountain top and sylvan scenery.
| But tired-out Philosopher was
looking for a spot where quiet
was in evidence and orchestras
were not. He wanted no remodel
ed farm where they irrigate the
milk; he SHE'D at ocean beaches
where the bathing suits are silk.
He wanted just a place to rest,
with three square meals day /;
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or Pocohasset Bay. He yearned
for some secluded spot where nc
mosquitoes range, where every
time you take a walk you do not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13

Dear Miss Grey: ID Please
give recipe for salad dressing
without oil. (2) Also for dainty
sandwiches. (3) Is it improper to
leave crusts on sandwiches?-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
| N. w. Gro. Co.

Always to the front with
prices that are right.
New Potatoes
Fine, large variety, Z lbs. 25c
Old Potatoes
Price is high but going
higher, per hundred. $2,65
Eggs
Ours are all local ranch,
direct from the farmer,
per dozen 500. ..22 1sc
Shrimps--
A delayed shipment direct
from the east enables us
to make the following price
is ......... $3.50. IL tsc
j 1-6 ........ ....... zOc
Grape Juice
A delicious beverage these
warm days, Try Bruck's
California, pints -. zoe
Coffee--
Our sales are a guarantee
of quality. See our Satur-
day special prices.
To Merchants
To the merchant of mod
crate means who desires to
carry n variety in place of
quantity, we offer at whole
sale prices inducements not
to be obtained elsewhere in
the city. We break packages
and sell by the dozen or part
dozen without adding to the
price. This is fully appre-
clnted by our regular pat
rons and is a source OF con-
venience to the merchant of
limited room and capital.
Our jobbing list will be
mailed free each month to
those who desire.
NORTHWEST GROCERY
COMPANY
1302-4 Commerce st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
BAPTISTS CONVENE

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-
Commencing today and continuing
throughout the next two weeks,
Philadelphia will be the scene of
three Baptist conventions which
will attract members of this de-
nomination from all parts of the
world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
VnthiaGrey5
1ottcFS

Dear Miss Grey: ID Please
give recipe for salad dressing
without oil. (2) Also for dainty
sandwiches. ca Is it improper to
leave crusts on sandwiches?--
l.. ]. f.
A: Cd Take one tablespoon
mustard and dissolve 1t in hot
water to make a paste. Melt a
piece of butter size of an egg and
mix slowly in mustard. Then
beat 3 eggs until light and stir
In. Add ! cup sweet milk, u cup
vinegar, / tablespoon sugar and
" teaspoon sugar. Cook in dou-
BILE boiler until the consistency of
custard. ca Mix cream cheese
with ground nuts. Add little
olive oil, salt and cayenne pep
per. CD Not improper, but the
crustless sandwiches look little
daintier.
Dear Miss Grey:
What will destroy worms in the
roots of ported ferns? A. P. L.
A: Put a handful of lime in a
pail of water. When dissolved.
water ferns with it, saturating
the roots thoroughly.
Dear Miss Grey:
What is the best way to get rid
of ants? X. X.
A: Remedies that are effec-
tual at one time are ineffective at
other times. Oil of pennyroyal,
tar, powdered borax and cloves
are all said to be good. Many use
sponges wet with sweetened
water, and when sponges are
filled with the ants they are
dropped into a pan of boiling
water.
Dear Miss Grey:
VIII you give me the address of
Miss Helen Gould and of Mrs.
Hettie Green? ANXIOUS.
A.: Miss Gould, "Lyndhurst,"
INSTRUMENTATION, N. Y, dur
ing the summer, and 579 Fifth
avenue, New York, at other times.
Bellows Falls, VT, is Mrs. Green s
legal residence, but letter ad-
dressed to New York city would
find her business office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
BIG CELEBRATION
IN WHITE HOUSE
ON 18TH OF JUNE
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., June ID.
The silver anniversary of the
wedding of President and Mrs.
Taft occurring June 10 is to be
the occasion of one of the most
brilliant social events in the his
tory of Washington society. Sew
eral thousand invitations were
sent out today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13

II you are going to move. pack
or store your furniture. call Fidel-
ity Transfer Co., M. 83-A1497.*"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23

TO CURE A COLD JN ONE DAY
 Take LAXATIVE BRONU QuiniDe Tablets. Druggists refund money r 1t fails to cure. E. ". GROVE'S signature is On each box. 25c lH2
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23
BIBLE GENERATION.

LONDON, March 21.-The great celebration to mark the Booth an niversary of the publication of the authorized version of the Bible. for which plans have been going for
 ward for more :han a year. had it's formal beginning today at Bucking- ham Palace. where King George re
 ceived in special audience a deputa- ton representing the British and Foreign Bible Society. His Majesty was presented with 6 specially pre- pared Bible to commemorate the an niversary. On Sunday next ami yersary sermons will be preached in churches and chapels throughout the United Kingdom and on :hs Wednesday following the celebration will culminate in great national gathering at the Royal Albert Hall
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23
MARKET RESTS
 PENDING TIE
 COURT DECREE
lBl i4 J overloclIl

BOSTON, March 22.-rhe local mar ket was unohansej today, with the exception or Greene Cananea, which was in better demand and closed high CT than ii Ass been for some time. AH speculation has ceased and sp rareatly will not revive until after the supreme court decisions. Paine, Nebber & Co.
 General curb list dpil Chino soio au to 22ss but eased of to 221s at the dose. Dean halted at 6 bid with moderate offerings at Gtz Balance of list practically unchanged with only scattering transactions. London cop per opened unchanged
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23
Mining, Stock Reports, Financial.
CLEWS SAYS MONEY
 IS ABUNDANT

New l0rk.-A much better under tone has developed on the Stock Exchange Nothing contributed more lo this improvement than the world wide ease of money Loanable funds are abundant everywhere. especially st this center. and at exceptionally low rates Some slight hardening may be anticipated previous 70 the April settlement, but this will be rurely temporary and low rates are to be expected until the approach ol our next harvest. Along with this plethora of money goes a ma terial easing of the credit situation. Good borrowers have no difficulty in nnding all necessary accommoda- tions. Under existing conditions it pays better to put money into good investments paying Az or 6 per cent than seeking employment for money at one-ifalf those rates. Many fin ancial institutions recognize this sit- nation and have been enlarging their holdings of good stocks and bonds. While these conditions last it will be difiicSlt to keep stocks at their present level, provided misfortunes do not intervene
 A favorable feature is the steady improvement of -he bank situation as shown by the las bank call from the Comptroller ct Washington. In New York deposits have gained over
 goo dQ20,000 since the call two mcntas dgo. while the Chicago banks reported gain of over S70U00, ,000 during the same period. The loans at New York increased during this period S124,o0e-o00 and at Chicago s3O,J00.000.
 Another important feature of slow. but farreaching effect is the i'm proved situation of our foreign trade | Our exports are rapidly returning to normal and healthy conditions In February oI shipments abroad of merchandise aggregated SfTs.oo0, ,00e. ! or s51. 1.9o0 coo more than a year ago. Importaticns durinS tlo same period amounted to Sl2l,7 o0.000, a decrease of SS,409.000 compared with las; yeaz. This meant -n excess of S54 G00,0G [ % exports as against an excessof S, 1 500.o00 in imports in 19i0 and an
 excess Of S7,4eo.0u0 in exports in 1909 This is certainly a most er- l couraging exhibit. and has immense ! iy strengthened our credit abr0aa
 Of the total exports .a February $Ss I oo0,900 or one-haIf of the whole consisted of food products, mineral oils and cotton A year ago these
 articles amounted to only sJO,0O0-
 eco in value The bulk of this in 1 crease, however. occurred in cotton
 which was valued al s5S.000,G0e ir
 February, 1911. compared with S24,
 eo0 in 19I0. Oar dependence upon
 a single article, such as cotton, as
 an export is perhaps the least de
 sirable feature in the foreign trad,
 situation, because cotton shipments
 must soon decline until the nex 1 crop begins to move Yet the in ] crease in breadstuffs from S7,0O0,00 in February. 1910 Co Si1 100000 iI February. 1911. mus; be accepted a.
 a satisfactory sequence of declinin' prices; and 1t IS also to be re . membered that our exports og man
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23

day selling in the stock market for iess han Si5,o0u.G9n a selling price which iJ can safely 5e said dCes not adequately measure the con pany's enormous ownership of mir- eralized territory a modernized and highly efficient plant, and a man
 cement which has done much 70 obiiterate the incubus which for merly attacked to the property by
 eason of the cxeesses and extrag- Iaganees of Col. William c. Greene it vas oaly three years ago that the property was selling in the stock market fer s62.G30,o00.
 There are few properties in bet ter shape quickly to respond to improving metal conditions than ! Greene Cananea, and the safety oi the whole situation from the stand. point of the investor is that not Nitbs:anding the millions which have been poured into the plant and prop. erty, the total investment is selling
 for practically the lowest price On record
 The company's ore reserves vii
 be fully maintained and for every
 ton of ore extracted an equivalent
 will be placed in reserve" In oth.
 CT words. the investment vaiue oi
 the property will be fully conserved
 and. although production could 5' heavily increased at the presen i, tune. the management has yer, properly determined ;tat the inter losts CT the stockholders as well a | CT ;he copper industry itself cal De best served by maintaining th'
 annual output al about 40,0O0,Oo pounds until copper metal condition |. Improve and this .aprovement ma
 he nearei thaI mos people antiel .lfarc
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23
AUTOMOBILE SHOW

QUINCY. H.. March 21.-The first automobile show ever held in this section opened here today under the auspices of the Quincy Auto mobile club. The display comprises large line of motor cars and ac- cessories. The show will last until the aud of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23

visyi treatment. Miss Ives moGageI Iolrs to : Tuesdays. Wednesdays ,ud Thursday second cement house pack Of Angius store P o. Box e2
 7si
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23

Although Blanch Ring Is to have a new comedy written for her, she says she will never retire The Yankee Girl" from her repertoire.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23

DON'T FORGET THE REGULAR
 SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE AT THE LOWELL CLUB. BRENNAN ORCHESTRA. seo.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23

See that letter from a Bisbee man on 5th page about Everglade Land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-18

OF the paper at advertising rates. rho
answer came back bv letter. and have
IT here. saying that both the editor and
the publisher of tile paper had been
seen. and they stated that thoir col
umns were sold to tho other side. and
they could not put in anything rela-
tive to the United States senatorial
canvass-eNccpt-fr the other side
Not Only Specimen.
"Of course. this was true. 1t was
not denied: and. while 1t was worse, Il
Is not the only specimen of the meth
DDS employed by the politician ma
chine In Virginia TO blockade the chan
nels of publicity by utterly depraving
the press. AS said In my speech at
Richmond. so repeat hero. Judge
l,indsay's graphic description of the
political beast in Colorado scarcely re-
cites an cNecrable species or political
activity against the fight for homes I
politics in that State that has not
found It's Implications in Virginia since
this senatorial campaign Dcgah.
Spies were put at L,ndsay's heels.
newspapers were hired to dcfame him.
his business was threatened with ruin.
friends were warned TO desert him; his
enemies. quickened by promised re-
ward, and every conceivable influence
Invoked to defeat and humiliate him.
But he triuu,phed over them all
Shall Virginia welcome method
thus abominated by Colorado? Has
the political machine such priority OF
right to public donors in this Com
monwcalth that no man may aspire to
public placc who has not had the brand
Ing iron laid against his skln?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-18

MIN across the Great Divide. II was
as the program said. tho melodrania3
par excellence" for within four seconds
after the curtain went up on the first
act three pairs of guns had been yank-.
cd out, and from then to the last OF
the play guns to the right of the
lanes boys, to the left OF them. over
them, under them. and In their hands
volieyed and roared. Swearing wen q
ee-an-ce' and agreeing to stand to-.
gethcr until "de-a th- tn" the James
BOYS lived through nine lives. always!
at the eleventh hour and fifty-ninti,
second. Just In time TO save the girl.
me eicst of gold, and the general
snainn H., They mastered every oc-S
OF warning Kisses from the gallery.
gods, who always saw the villains
urso Neither Jesse nor Frank could
say anything without being drowned
III applause, and only when Curses on.
you Bob Ford announced the doctrine,
LIQUOR Is life itself" did the anti
There were thrilling scenes; In fact, the
play was one big: continuous thrill, one
music. plenty of 1t. and most OF the tin,e
the staSe was darkened. only to be lighted
mp with red fire and flashing pistols The
came dang cling across tho stage In tho
third act. only TO be held up BY the robbers
mnd tht chest Of gold taken out OF 1t and
blown up Just In time for the James Broth
crs to shoot np the bandits and rescue the
urea sure Lew Carton as Lie Purnkin the
blackfaced assistant or the James Bows M
Jccte,i much humor Into his part, anl Bo,nc :
what relieved the tense tragedy of tho rest
OF the play; In fact, In his fidelity to tho
character he had to portray. he was lunex-
ccilcd In the cast He was whole comedy
by himself. 3.ll37is7>
Karl Hewitt as Jesse James George Shinn
as Bob Ford and Anna Pearl Cogswcl as
jennie. deserves especial mention for tho
VIVID realism which marked their work
With fair support they sustain a play which
never lags in it's thrilling interest for the
thea trc- soer. and which Hecpe the pit and
time. almost forcing the gallery to ny down
to the rescue of the heroes and the heroine
In this play every little movement has q
thrill peculiarly its own stft4ai