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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-05

Shake Into Your Sk0e0
feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart
ing. sweating feet. Makes new shoes
easy. Sold by all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. Don't accept any substitute.
Sample FREE. Address A. 8. Olmsted.
LIE Roy. N. Y.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-05
Bi|iousness

NJ have used your valuable c:scaress
~ End them perfect. Couldn't q
I Lu them. I have used them to-
s W.. time for indigestion and bilioumess
U od am now completely cured Recon-
Ina No. them to everyone. Once tried, yos
o =, never be without them in the
smily. edward A. Marx. Albany, NY.
Peasant r.iat.s,.; rotsns :t Iss T. c Co.
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-05
AFTER
I YEARS
SUFFERING
/ Was Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Waurika, Okla.-sI had female trou-
bles for seven years, was all run down,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-05

HOWARD E. BURTON. Assayer and Chemist
IL Ieadville. Colorado. Specimen Prices: Cold
Silver. Lead $1O0: Gold, Silver. 75c; Gold. 60ci
2inc or Copper, 81. Cyanide Tests. Mailing En-.
velopes and full price list sent m application
Control and Umpire work solicited. RefEeneef
f,a-hnnstt National Bank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
RACING INTERESTS
WIN TEST c ASE

Norfolk. Va, April IA test case
to determine the stability or betting
at the Jamestown race course was
made this AFTERNOON, and resulted in an
overwhelming victory for the racing
interests. a special race was arranged
between Bend over and First Aid. Fred
Miller laid odds on both horses. and
after the finish paid OIL on the winner
Bend over won easily. After lie set.
ued Miller was arrested by CHIEF OF
Pollcc Drury and Constable Beldin. OF
Nof1olk county. They were taken he
lorc Magistrate Backus, OF Tanners
creek District. in which the track ia
situated, and given an Immediate hear
lnB. Randolph Hicks defended Tho
iaycr and his clerk, and proved to tho
satisfaction OF the presiding Judge
that no law was violated. Judge
Backus discharged the defendants.
The defense was built up OH the de-
cision OF the Supreme Court OF New
} OK, which decided in the case OF tho
people vs. Orlando Jones and John
Faiion. in favor Of the latter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
Richmond Gun Club

Judging from the attendance at The shoot
yesterday afternoon tho season OF 1911 Will
70 the best for many years past Several
new shooters were present and Tor being
noNiccs III the game made mos; excellent
scores. especially Dew and t1renshaw, who
showed decided improvement, over last
week score, demonstrating the fact that
practice viii develop shooters.
Wcstcot; demonstrated the fact that he tx
not a novice. and can shoot them M. He
vest straight, III the first - and Wen, out
With u 10 his credit, most crcditable
score. and there is no doubt that with this
HeW shooter Richmond stands good show
L" win the team championship this year.
hicNmcnd won second honors with SIS This
Is below Lis average. but lac has his eye on
the targets and Is fas. getting into form
and viii S!ve good account, Of himself
tate! II: the season.
Fairfield made his first appea rance Of the
season aud cot good start, but owing to
darkness icii down In his last - which ac-
counts Tor his low score.
Deep Run is shooting gun and is
not shooting up TO his usual form but ,hcr.
is no douht but that he VIII make good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
CHARLES EVANS, JIG, WINS.
Gets easy victory In Final Round for
Championship Trophy.

Plnchurst. \. O.. April 1-Charles
Evans, Jr.. OF Edgewaicr. was an easv
winner OF to-day's 3G-nole final roma
for the championship trophy in thc
seventh Annual United states ana
South Amateur Golg Championship. hi,
victory over Robert Hunter OF Wee.
burn being six UP and hyc to PLAY. It
is not. however. his golf victory
over which Evans Is enthusiastic
to- night. but flight In the Curtiss
btplane as the guest Of lincoln cachey
which followed 1t.
This latter experience apparently
was the biggest event in the life OF
this TWEEN y-ycar-old university golfer.
who is the marvel OF the American
links to-day.
The Evans Hunter match was much
moro interesting than the scores in
dicatcs. Hunter was but one down at
tho end Of the morning round, with tho
medal scores close TO the eighties, but
Evans struck his gait at the start in
the afternoon, and tho match ended at
the thIrty-frst green, six up and five
TO play.
J. D. Foot, OF Apawmis. won the
consolation from X, II. Gwaltncy, Of
Wilmington. n. c., four UP and thrcc
TO play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

the batting Of Thompson. who got iva
hits out Of five times M: tho batting.
81 West. who got a two Dagger and
three dagger, and thai OF Bundy, WHO
secured singh and double
Ghntt ,iEhtenel M after C;ieg's
nome run, and yielded only ,}rec moro
lils. tanning nine.
score hy inninYs r. H. T.
trinity ....s00 0Oa ms Il 4.
SNyurtilmorc .;ol 100000 OF =
hniterieS; Bob CAN'T ana Maddox ::
y Tarblc ana Wickham
summary: Home r,in--C;icg. Three
base hits West >. Two base hits
Nest CAN'T. coopcr ANA I;uI.dr SIN
GlcS--'r.ompson ) r'oushcc. Iionticr.
son, Rundy. Maddox, Boughton. g. Tar
pie. WICK ham Bases on balls--on
rarhlc .; Of Can't. .. Stolen bascy--
trinity. J. Swnrthmore. ,: struck OFT
ny CAN'T. .. By Farbir. Ia PASSED
hailS-T trinity. ]. Umpire Rove. Time,
VI. A.lr-.I1 a. &C
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
TRINITY Wins OUT
. IN BATTING RALLY
J Total Of Fourteen Hits for
Methodist Boys swarth-
more Defeated 8 to d.
tsrccial ,o1hc TINES pispa,eh

DURHAM. X g. Aprii lin !, fierce
hatting ritliN,-srfinity College won out
IN he last three innings to-day Over
sWarthmorr BY the score ~ ( 10
"ftcr ~" game HAD stood to in
Swartiimorc's favor for i've Inning.
total Of fourteen hits was poiln,iri
Snt ny Trinity during ic game to
, Wartnmorc'a FOUR s;watthmoYc start.
.ed OF Win rush. Scorin.. thrcc runs
~ Z base on uallS Il stolen Sase 4,
nmhtc BY Maddox. a passed BAN am
u sensational Home mn bv Gicr Mn.
hoy Who did tlu trick iwicc in mn
itigh .l'hirSday He plit /, ciout fon-
over iie centre held fence FOR thc tirs,
lh!e III the history uf the nov h4ll
iaik Il was tie hardest drive over.
WltneSScd here. Swarthnor,.'s ,,.,
rninr gh1ne IN tho third inr,in.
Trinity scored iy.icc III III, ~, H.,
ming on foHsheH's free pass. Il s:It.rj,i,c
nN bEnd%, 4 single rs THOMPSON ana
= tWo- "a gSer ~ Nest IN thn siy,,,
2 single bH Thompson, thrn.l. EoI...ro,.
~ Nest ana z single br iianl.rgn,,
nnd t"u, 3dss"r ~ Can't vi.l,icd thrc,.
TnnS The siNth run came i'm ~ =,
enfh hronsh I!undy single ana coon
."rs "o- bnRgft i sinsle in MIN
HoH, tWo-baG ger iby lSuud, HIN
.$lnSle by Thompson assI-t,.d bv''trm
~ q cIrorS on tic pal't or Syy:.rtIir,nr...
i ,,n;n lrlnitT Two moro ii tie cierth
Tn. big featpr,, Il thc cane way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

later in The season. William rugh also
made a very good score. and promises to do
better next Saturday.
The ~lanagement is exert,ng every cfor,
to make his season the most attractive in
the history OF tho club. and any shooter in
terestcd in this fascinating sport is invited
to be present next Saturday and witness D
most Interesting team race between the
regulars and subs. The subs arc pushing
their opponents FOR frs, place. Shooting
commences next Saturday a, 1 p. " The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

ON the farm OF L. Bailey Evans wcs, or
faNe'tevillc. was burned to death this
morning. His clothing caught Are while he
was sitting on The hearth Of his home
where his mother Ind left him with several
olher children WHOM she ven, on an GRAND
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
--1---------- T"
C0NL0S TO MEET CONLEY
bantam Rivals VIII Sight Fort. five ROM
II,II,iH IN.


on Pacific Const
'hthso. III, Arrii l--Johnny Conion anu
hrankic ccnlcy bantam rivals. are TO ngh,
'ortN-iivc rounds on Tic Pacific Coast w!ih-
- s!N weeks Tor the mpionshp Articles
M.-sp Si;sned to-daN by the mana gers ~ the
fighters, and they agree 10 civ" the n,es,
{" lim C"mro,h Of san rraEcisco. or Ton,
Mrrarcy, al Los Angeles C'onro,hs club a,
t'0ifil". AND McGarey's pavilion, jus, on.sids
i."s angeles are the only places where the
Nttc's VIII b perW!t,ed to mix il OYER
thc Marathon route.
Pa 'onron AFFIXED his signature 10 III,
phPerS ie' champion johnny. and Darby
ke'iy Whp Is handling Conley signed 10,
.ihc laftcr.
The HSh;nis are 10 weigh iu at liz pounds
Uice hours and a hait before tho contest
fiir trtie."s Stimulate THAT 5000 must bc
|posicd y each tnan as a side bet.
rbe club Nilich bids The highe., viii. 0,
VAihe. SCI ihc match Tho bantam cham.
i-1nship hclt xiii hclong to the victor.
Ncsr" Burned To Death.
Snrclal g The Times DSpatchI
-hNcIt'N.lir. y. -. Api LA four-ycni.
m negro hpt son OF CLANCY Hart. 81 tenant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
c.ioles win from l.iehIand,rs

INC fuitoh. Orioles defeated the HigbIund
e'H oS inc score OF to i. Wysong startnd
ior the iIishinnders, but was driven from
the boz in the first Bullock relieycd Mn
mnn pitched winning BAN throughout the
The score by innings: r. =
,,,l,is ;........-,......o0 1o1:o1i-6
ii ,ea manners ;..;.....:..l 000o0o-l 5 .
ana lavender; Orioles Hale and Winfree
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

defeated Columbia at soccer TO-DAY 2
70 y, aftc! a hard fought battle. The
Crimson displayed Il marked sm-
ncTloriiE In every department OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

Buy Monument Avenue Grace. Frank
lin and other streets extended in Mont
mcnt Annex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS
EASILY WON FROM ROANOIlE

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispa tch.1
Roanoke. Va, April 1.-The Philadcl-
phia Nationals had no trouble In win.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

ming tho second game from the Roa-
nokc team this afternoon. II to ..
Toots'' Shuit1 was on tile slab for
the visitors, and was never in trouble
1t any stage OF the game. lie held the
locals to five hits
Score By innings: II. III. e.
Roanoke. ... oooooiloo- .
Philadelphin. 2l1i 030s --l2 IL /
batteries: Jenkins, Ncwberry. stew
ems. Hess and Douglas. Shultz and
Jackcy. Umpircs- Cook and Ora Wiley
Columbia Loses Soccer Game.
Especial 10 Tho Times DiSpatchI
Cambridge. Mass, April I.-iiarvard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18
Gift for the Invalid.

If you have an invalid friend, or one
who is undergoing a temporary illness.
make her one of the pretty little mob
caps so daintily feminine and picturesque.
For the top of the cap take a round piece
of all-over embroidery, lace or point
d'esprit. or fancy net. Edge 1T with seal
loped embroidery or lace. stitch where the
lace edge joins the top of the cap on the
under side band of very sheer white
material half inch wide, so that rib
bon may be drawn through. Have the
ribbon the favorite shade of the person
for whom the cap is meant. and, OF
course see that 1t is a pastel shade. as a
vivid one would accentuate the pallor OF
a sick person. Draw the ribbon up to Mt
the head and fashion at one side smart
bow or rosette. You have no idea how
this will add to the appearance of one
confined to a sick room or how the pretty
dress CONNECTION will cheer the patient
Not only does it look lovely. but it pre-
vents the hair from becoming mussed.
and If it is combed straight back the cap
hides the plainness and gives we'll
grcomed appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18
Reducing Flesh.

AS a change from the strenuous exer-
cises usually advised for obesity. why
not embody these gymnastics in the
everyday task, thereby adding interest
to the tasks and grace to the body? II
your waist is inclined to thickness you
can incline it to suppleness by always
washing your hands in the bottom of the
bathtub. Do this, if possible, without
bending the knee. If faithfully pursued
this little practice will accomplish as
much as ten minutes of bending exer-
ciSeS.
Have you a desire to improve your car
riage and add weight to your appear
ance? Have the hooks in your wardrobe
almost beyond your reach SO that every
time you go for your hat or garment
you will have to stretch your arms up
ward and stand on tiptoe.
Do not sit down to put on your SHOES
and stockings You may have to per-
form all sorts of queer antics to accom-
plish your purpose. but the bending ex-
ercise you go through In doing SO IS
worth more than those of the gymna-
sum, because you will work harder WIN
a tangible object in view
Hairbrushng is a wearisome task pul
if the desire to move with grace is put
into every stroke, and II the wrist IS
held firm, the action is certain TO De an
excellent hand and wrist exercise II
YOU do your own marketing walk to ana
from the market briskly. taking long.
even strides and swinging the limb from
the hip without bending the knee. All
the bending and reaching exercises OF
your household work may be transformer
INTO benefits, if they only Will be con,
sidered In that light, and if the mind will
work with the body in tabulating them
az beneficial exercises instead Of physical
eXertions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18
Of Interest to the
Well Dressed Woman

Marquisetes and voiles have pointedly
won favor over the chiffons of the earls
season. Cotton marquisette is shown in
bordered and all-over effects, some of the
white with colored borders in floral and
Persian design being particularly hand
some. The all-over patterns have various
sized dots, circles and sprigs of tiny flow
ers in all colors. These make lovely sum
mer frocks
The variety In silk or silk and wool
marquisette is even greater, and the ef
fects more delightful Black and white
seems to hold the place of honor fOT
popularity, among the designs being
stripes, dots and checks. The black and
whites are extremely pretty in the new
crepe finish One frock Of striped ma
terial with peasant sleeves and low-cut
bodice had an underwaist of finest hand
embroidery and touches of cherry satin at
the edge of the sleeves and at the yoke. A
wide cherry ribbon sash pinned in the new
fat fashion was at the back
One of the most striking of the new
voiles is a silk weave with narrow stripes
of peacock blue and black Others have
ders In wood blossoms and rose patterns.
A graceful garland of empire design is a
favorite. Bulgarian borders combining
such colors blue, green, pink and pur-
pie and blending them all in a harmonious
scheme of beauty are among the novel
effects offered. Very exclusive is the new
wolfe woven of two coorS of silk with a
wide Persian ribbon banding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18

tearoom Of fashionable hotel when the
slipping was its height. By just being
genuine she accomplished the very thing
that all the deliberately gowned and
groomed women about her were spending
hours and hundreds of dollars to attain
While they were enduring the strain OF
countless mornings with their dressmak.
er, haggling over the relative merits OF
colors and fabrics, she was evidently out
in the fresh air coaxing Nature to paint
her cheeks, bringing the freshness OF
youth to her face and the sheen Of health
to her hair.
The time has come in the struggle OF
women for the attention and admiration
of the opposite sex when plainness Is SO
rare as to be distinctive, even striking
Let a fashionably tailored girl enter a
room with one gowned in an exquisite
French creation and nine out of every
ten men there will be attracted by the
plain girl. The French model is one OF
many, and at most can only nope 20
wear something a trif1e more extreme or
freakish than her sister.
Taking into consideration the small
cost and the lack of effort required to be
genuine. the experiment might be worth
trial If it proves unsatisfactory there
is always the alternative of returning TO
the modiste and the beauty parlor, put
the chances are there would be rev, II
any, returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18
Hints to the Beauty Seeker

With the coming of spring many girls
view with alarm the ever-increasing
number of freckles which greet them
upon their return from a ride or walk
in the open air.
If the skin is inclined to freckle 1t is
hest to remember that an ounce OF pre-
veption is worth a pound of cure. To
guard against the small brown spots. the
fare should be anointed with lotions
which will prevent their appearance. If
cold cream agrees with the face the task
is an easy one. Cleanse the face thor
oughIy, rub in the cream and dust plen-
tifuIlv with powder. A chiffon veil is an
additional precaution worth trying.
When the cream is removed the face
should be carefully bathed with a satu-
rated solution of borax to cut the grease
1t should then be rubbed gently with
warm water. dried and an astringent 10
ton to close the pores should be finally
applied.
An application of cream will be suffi-
cient to keep the face fresh all day II
powder is applied at intervals The pow
der wears off, but the cream foundation
remains. Keep in mind that the cream
mask must by all means be removed In
the evening Otherwise the pores become
clogged and enlarged.
Constant use of buttermilk is useful in
preventing or removing freckles. Fresh
grated horseradish adds to its potency.
Put tablespoonful of the horseradish
into a half pint of buttermilk and allow
it TO stand for twelve hours. Strain anu
| apply as bleach
| a good freckle lotion is made by mix
| ing two drains of oxide of zinc. one-quar-
| ter dram subiodide of bismuth, one and
| three drains of dextrin and one
and half drains of glycerin. Spread the
| paste on the freckles at night before go
| ing to bed In the morning remove what
| remains with little powdered borax and
almond oil.
There are instances in which freckles
| have been actually becoming. especially
| to piquant faces. SO the girl who IS
| doomed to wear them may find consola-
| ton In the fact that some of the greatest
| beauties have been distinguished by the
| little brown spots that bloom In the
spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18
A Pretty rousseau
at Small Expense

| There is no reason why the girl in mod
crate circumstances should be denied the
pride and pleasure of pretty rousseau
| If she is clever with the needle and under
stands something about the economy of
| buying. One girl accomplished ssuch a
| trousseau recently with slightly less than
a hundred dollars. and her clothes were
the marvel and admiration of all who saw
| her neatness and style.
In the first place she chose a wedding
dress of soft null and adorned ii with eX-
quisite hand embroidery and tiny tucks
run by hand. A soft white ribbon sash
finished the empire waist and q wreath OF
natural flowers. like those in her bridal
bouquet, replaced the expensive tulle veil
The dress cost less than ST. and was
beautifully girlish and bridelike-
For a going-away gown she bought :,
lightweight serge that can be worn we'll
into the autumn. This she fashioned into
a suit. choosing d model not too plainly
tailored. because plain tailoring den1an ds
an expert. The cuffs and collar of the
coat we're trimmed with wide fiat braid
that also oircled the skirt. giving fiounce
effect. An inexpensive but firm lining was
used and the cost of the entire suit Melted
about ST.
A waist to match the suit and lingerie
waist of material not over Is cents a
yard can be managed for 500. There
should be three or four of these lingerie
waists for street wear.
Any number of smart hat shapes are on
the millinery counters now a remarkably
low prices. One of the small rough
straws trimmed with d chic ribbon bow,
is youthful and cannot he improved upon
so far as style is concerned. Such a hat
costs trife mere than s.. \ flower
trimmed hat to wear with the lingerie
and silk frocks may be achieved With
small expense.
A gown for evening and afternoon wear
must be made Of silk or some material
that will not require silk underdress
Select some becoming shade. take it home
and see if the color is good under cleo
trio light. Often the palmer a dress of
this kind is the more attractive it will be.
touch of black velvet satin. one of
plain empire effects. with a cordiere at
the waist and a tiny edge of lace in the
Dutch neck and the ends of the sleeves.
are extremely modish. The expense of
this dress should not exceed So.
A simple little tub frock of bingham OF
chambray for 500. and s. for one of the
Indispensable kimonos. which may be
made of cotton crepe, leaves a comforta-
BILE amount for bridal lingerie and the ac-
cessories necessary to the wedding
outfit. Nothing is dainter on the lingerie
than hand embroidery, and the pleasure a
girl finds in making her bridal finery will
more than repay her for the work and
time given to fashionins these garments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18
Cream Of Pea Soup.
Swiss Steak with Tomato Sauce.
flashed Drowned Potatoes.
Cucumber Salad.
Apple Pie. Coffee.

Any favorite soup may be used for the
first course if cream of pea is not de-
sired.
Take an ordinary round steak cut at
least an inch thick. Place it on a board
and sprinkle it we'll with -four Pound
this flour into the steak with the edge of
plate or a regular meat FOUNDER. and
when all the -four is absorbed turn the
same fashion. Then turn to the first side
again, alternating until it will take no
more -four. SINCE quickly on each side in
an iron frying pan with hot butter. Take
from the fire and pour over the meat
enough water to half fill the pan. Slice
two tomatoes and an onion, if desired,
into the pan, cover and allow to simmer
very gently for three hours, replenishing
the water from time to time. Season an
hour before taking from the fire When
tender there Will be a rich brown gravy
favored with tomato. Serve on a plat
ter with the gravy poured over the steak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18
The Tailored Girl.

She was gowned in severely tailored
suit. worn with the intangible distinc-
ton that only the well bred girl can at
tain 1t was of navy blue cloth. and
the smart white shirt waist with Its
plain fiuted ruff1e pinned neatly toward
the left shoulder, was snow white A
small Ldvy blue hat of some soft straw
was finished with a ribbon bow In the
same shade, and was worn at that par
ticular angle that suggests Partisan bou-
levards. From tip to toe she was tailor
made and the epitome of neatness. Be
meath the hats brim the girlish face was
innocent of pencil. rouge. cosmetic or
work of beauty doctor
What striking girl.' said the man
across the table.
The girl in question walked into the