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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-24
Why Vivien !,
Was Jealous
By Peggy Powers

vi ~ tf
"vivien. at all events II cant DO
true that you've accepted Winston
Lewis invitation to the dancer"
How dramatic! ID there any stats
law about who my escort should beg'
mo. but II you wear Richards fra
ternity pin and ring. It seems that
It's an unwritten code that he should
be your partner"
Even when he's the sort who meets
another woman every afternoon In ths
most secretive clandestine rnanner?"
You must have a vivid imagine
ton" returned Richards cousin Alice
Richard is not a tickle fellow, but alb
solutely reliable and Trustworthy. he
hasn't eyes for any other girl but
you"
Little Buddy Beasely saw him 20
down the river. declared vivier.
Jump ashore. whistle some tzlne until
woman appeared, address her -
Pearl present her with roll "a
bills and call as he jumped into bin
canoe. See you tomorrow
Don't be too previous IN jumping %
conclusions" advised Alice. Theirs
may be some extennating circuri.
(! stances" s,
Richard appeared Just - Alice va
leaving, 4a
Hello, dearest" he said. graspino
vivien's hand.
Don't touch mel she sxciaimsdI
DO you think care TO share your
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your. SOUR Classy, UPSET. STOMACH
VILE FEEL fine IN five MINUTES.

, really does all Of he work of o
healthy stomach. 1t digests your
lmeals when your stomach can't. A
single dose, will digest all the food
You eat and leave nothing to fer
ment or sour and upset the stomach
Get large, 50-cent case Or. Pape's
Diapepsin tram your druggist and
start taking how, and In a It'll,
while yin will actually brag about
your healthy, strong stomach. for
you then can eat anything and ev.
erything you want without the
slightest discomfort or misery. and
every particle of impurity and, gas
that Is In your stomach and intes.
tines liz going to be carried away
without the use of laxatives or any
other assistance. WI
Should you at this moment be
suffering from Indigestion or. any
stomach disorder, you can get re-
lief within five minutes.
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New York, Oct 21---Frank Baker,
who will be known for some time as
Home Run" Baker, is easily the hero
of the worlds championship series to
date. He won the second game in
Philadelphia. He knocked the ball
over the fence when man was on
second aud thus won the game, In
the third contest the score was one
to nothing in, favor of the Giants at
the beginning of the ninth inning,
One man was out when Baker went
to bat and sent the ball into
the center field grand stand. He
trotted around the bases with the
run that tied the score while the
crowd went wild. The game went
into extra innings, and the Athletics
finally won.
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peIIqh,fuI travelling, But

Henry Clews, at dinner in New
port, said Of American travelling:
ut la delightful to travel In Amer
lea, but | think that American por-
ters handle our baggage a little too
roughly.
"Once, at certain station. was
amazed and pleased to hear uni-
formed official shout to burly por-
ter:
"'Hi, what are you knockin them
trunks about like that forT
"The porter had been lifting great
trunks above his head and hurting
them down onto the floor furiously;
but now he stood stock still In aston
ishment.
What's that. boss7' he said.
What do you mean by knockin'
trunks about like that?' repeated tho
Official. Look at the floor, man. Look
at the dents you're maxim In the con-
crete. Don't you know you'll lose
your Job II you damage the company's
property"
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Indigestion and ell other Stomach
distress goes after taking a littl,
Diapepsin. e,.,. 4a

You can eat anything your stom
ach Graves without fear of indiges.
ton or Dyspepsia, or that your
food awill fermsnt, or sour on your
stomach, if You swill take littl
Diapepsin occasionally. t.sa ..,
Your meals vii taste good, and
anything YOU eat will be digested;
nothing can rferment .orlturn into
acid ior poison. or stomach gas,
which causes belching, Dizziness, q
feeling Of fullness after eating, nau-
sea, indigestion like lump of lead
in stomach, Biliousness, Heartburn.
Water brash. Pain in stomach ana
intestines o. other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach ara
absolutely unknown where this ef-
fective remedy Is used. Diapepsin
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Gem o, Anei.n, Architecture.

The Oratory OF Gal erns. situatef
on the Dingle promont0ry in Kerry
10 probably the oldest place OF Chris
tian worship in the United Kingdom
II is unique in Its architecture. Tor f.
was built without mortar. and the
arch was formed direct from the
ground level BY the peculiar placing
OF the stones In TIE cas- gable is
the only window In the building. while
TN therwest Ia the small doorway The
building witch is now ore of the ma
'ionai hnlonDmeD's OF The Emerald
Isle. has, recently been restored to
perfect condition
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To Repair n Man.

Al god preparation to use in re-
placing the pieces which have fallen
on the cotton OF the map may be
MADE "a follows. Beat up a paste OF
rye hour and add to It good glue, In
proportion OF one-quarter the weigh,
OF the -four. Miraweil; spread lightly
on the cotton. and carefully affx the
torn pieces.
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TAKE peep :. rhI. Lavender stors.-

TAKE a Peep At This Lavender stons.r
caresses with some red.headed person
whom you meet every afternoon?"
What are you talking about7 I've
always had an antipathy for that shade
of hair"
indeed" answered vivien. Satire
ally. How you must hate Peal.
whom you spend all your afternoons
In her society, Never will marry
any. man whom can't implicitly
trust"
Honor bright! vivien. the reason
went down the river was to hunt
clans"
Then why were you as close as
clam about TT"
Because an old woman made me
swear to secrecy II she informed me
of the place where the pearls were
most abundant. In return for the Sc
cret disposed OF her pearls for her"
Forgive me for doubling your con-
stancy." said vivien, as she extended
her hand
Take peep at this lavender
stone" continued Richard. as he open
ed his wallet. 1T is superb speci.
men and Its value win help to furnish
our little home. Here's another pearl
that is nearly perfect" he whispered.
"and its price will purchase a dia-
mond ring for the only girl l love-"
NO" answered vivien empbatically.
I'D prefer the pearl; its luster and
purity will remind me OF your honesty
and faithfulness and how foolish was
to be so suspicious and jealous"
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIcHHoRs

manner.
Lon Dale formerly of Dongola, but
of more recent years station agent at
Reayesville, has been transferred to
Ullin and is now /. G. r. r. agent.
Mr.. Dale is an obliging gentleman
and will be heartily welcomed by our
people. He will reside in the M. r..
parsonage, and will be Joined by
Mrs. Dale In short time.
Mrs. 2. w. Thompson secured a
prize at the Farmers Institute at
Mound City for the best pound of
butter on exhibition, the prize be-
ing a barrel of -four.
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Aia nax Of Eafe

An odd story 81. Z dream OF ill-omer,
comes from Sunderland. Durham, Eng
land. A young shipyard labor,r
dreamed that be would be killed. and
therefore he did not go to work In
the morning. In the afternoon he
went to battle in the River Wear. and
getting into deep water was drowned
before help could reach him. The
efforts Of his companions to save him
were unavailing. through the swift.
ness OF the current.
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Live In the preseot.

IL Is common to overlook what IL
mere. by Keeping the eye dxed on
something remote; In the same man
ner, present opportunities are neglect
ed. and attainable good slighted by
minds busted In extensive ranges. and
intent upon future advantages.
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rsw rnsss Az Who Learn Wisdom.

NNW WIZ LearH WIsuUW.
A. Chicago woman tried to undo a
hard knot insher dress by burning It.
She sueceeded In exactly the same
swift, comprehensive way in which the
reluctant morning IRE is, started with
kerosenes Sofew are the. wise people
who learn from experience of the fool.
ish ones -.
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H.rs,s chamolon Ns.ur. raker.

Some one was telling Sam about the
longevity OF the mud turtle "Yes."s
said Sam. II know all about that. for
once found a venerable old fellow IN
q meadow, who was so old that he
could scarcely wiggle bis tall, and on
his back was, carved ,ttolerabiy plain,
considering all things), these words:
Paradise. Year 1. Adam
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How Il Worked.

How did that assembled car OF
yours work, Slithers7" asked Eildad
"Oh, like a good many other Assem-
blies- when we got out on the road
nth 1t there'd always be some kind o!
deadlock, and we couldn't pass
ANYTHING" said Slithers.-- Harper
Weekly.
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strikino.

Indeed! 9And there 10 no wailing
nd gnashing Of teeth In the outer
,arknass any more?"
Lucifer. who was showing the party
through. bowed assent
III is possible to produce a much
more striking effect with automobile
HORNS" he explained.--Puck
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What He SaNAd.s

Pathetic as well az amusing Ia the
valedictory v Of western editor
With grateful acknowledgment to my
friends and henediction upon the pro
fession. ] take my hattie saving'
of II years IN the newspaper field
and retire
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Llfe'a irony.

The tragedy OF life was played again
when Bernard Goennewich. young
Russian inventor. was killed by the
poisonous fumes of a. secret process
Of staining glass that was to make
him millions.
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Uncle Ehsn

OAR Ia two kinds o. courage. :. SAT,
Uncle Eben. One kind consists Il
not oe'n' skeered Cause yoa's got to
much sense an de yutheh cause w,
ain got enough" III,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-24

Tsu Kung, pupil Of Confucius. said.
in any country, It Is only necessary to
hear its music In order to know II its
manners and customs are good OF
had"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-24

Beginning Of Christian Era.
In the year ss1 Of our era Theodo
sins the Great issued an edict abolish
ms paganism and idolatry throughou.
the Roman empire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-24
Too Much Imitation,

We are all prone to keep the level
of those we live with. and hence the
tameness Of our characters and lives
w. e. Claiming.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-24

When mamma asked II I'd beer
stealing jelly,,si said yes" "Wh'
didn't you deny?', Il didn: have II
ace to say no."--Boston Transcript
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-24
HEALTHY,
MOTHER

Women who bear children and
remain healthy are those who pre-
pare their systems in advance OF
baby's coming. Unless the mother
aids nature in it's prenatal work the
crisis finds her system unequal to
the demands made upon it, and
che is often left with weakened
health or chronic ailments. No
remedy is SO truly help to nature
as Mothers Friend, and no ex-
pectant mother should fail to use
bit. 1t relieves the pain and dis
comfort caused by the strain on the
ligaments, makes plant and elastic
those fibres and muscles which
nature is expanding, prevents numb
ness of limbs, and soothes the in
Aammation Of breast glands. The
system being thus prepared by
Mothers Friend dispels the fear
that the crisis may not be safely
met. Mothers Friend assures a
speedy and complete recovery for
the mother, and she is left a healthy
woman to enjoy the rearing OF her
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Wants a Brother.

Keeper Bob Hurton found q piece
OF paper tied with blue ribbon In ths
pelican cage in Central Park In New
York the other day. On the paper
was written In a childish hand this
appeal;
Dear. dear, Mr.. Stork. Please
bring us baby boy and don't forget.
am going to put some sugar on my
window so that you will know where
TO come"
The note was signed, Helen Fran
kel. IFS East 1O&th street
Little Miss Frankel has two sisters.
but no brother alive Her brother
died three years ago.. she is 8 years
old. She wants q brothes "a. protect
her when other children slap, her. sho
said to visitor At her homo,
There il ! s1,soo Job IN New York
waiting for tho man Who csn, talk ID
eleven languages. Doni III speak 81
0poA. A Nm. . W. ~ 4
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child. Mothers
Friend is sold
at drug stores.
Write for our
free book for
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-24
MOTHERS
FRIEND

expectant mothers which contains
much valuable information, and
many suggestions Of helpful ma
ttlre.
BRADfIELD REGULATOR CO..
. Atlanta, Ga. ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19

The power in The last legislature vas
Ia the Rules Committee. this vas the
sfaesf ard. whore all Legislation alive 60
The public needs uns hurted 4 political
she'll game worked on the praple
legislature. toa. The Nise ones rot to-
Fsther ana decided sha should be APP
pointed on the various committees. and
then when the legislature convened. they
adopted The Old rule that q three fcurths
vote af fhe rerfsssntath es should be
nseessafy 70 order am blH 0ut % the
buiss COMMITTEES. and al members wrrr
~ fear u the Rules Committee on ac-
counf ~ their o~n bills beins held up
b. this COMMITTEES n they expressed dis
approval Of tho Huiss Commuters acts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
~ =
HERE rs HELP IN TIE

= N v. c. the poor girl Of rs =
4 pears. who waited work for =
= the vacation months. VIII teic- =
4 phone Red 70. or call at ss0s 4
= 18th ay " T.. II will be fur =
4 aished her =
wv =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
The Story of Wash.
ingtOn's Dental
Conspiracy
The hHies f~~sssits-~ s.a ~h~rs the
Is~~e< asa ~~~ks~-- Of sss Legislative
ws~ vested

when my Dental fA~ vac reported
"u'. ~ the resnsaits~~ on uedirine.
oefssissfs @0a rass~sy sh~ ia~ vas in
spes share NJ k~nnsay. ifs chair.
tnsn Hbp sBeuid never have bera 4p.
fnlatti 81 tssts liuiafa4af cpnnsis&ae The.
fsaes hs ia nHf = pr sirfan 90 aauftsti
haa s,xnsd sre reports IN ny las one
~ tse~f " my iae passing and one
ssstnsi lie pa.sAss wh~u { asssa kfsn
hs ieos u or mine and reported TO-
thisfiptts pest reaer1eHf. bnf keun~tY
" 90 hsst~i Man sod w@uia have ilssis
infiasnee ~ rsrnfsi f-3~ 81 shs fiaos
y tae Hsus~ - Representatives EteHs
fhe nutsftne@r. reasa mot burt saueh ~
Csfiypn ans pr Chamberlain had both
belonged 70 the usntsl ess.ty. and an
ne fissef ~ thu HOUSE. their fapDfinx fNs
prHtal Teweina aptli1 b. = heip a. sas
ana = compliment - M la~ Mf fase-
nnss ana ~ rhfisssnsen did no. slrn
anf feEaFt hssause tbsY f~sred tie Haies
tpnauittse bat ~vuid have Mefh "a tn
my tas hseausr both w.fr siurwra ara
eeifst 81 that thr Dental Combine had
ruled ihts stale Ions ~na1sh Dr. ptr,er
~ Port Angeles, ans NJ Jones' ~ Eph.
rats. signed faFarshis rspori and asrs
esispnsen N tarwf nj MY is~ rA~~r
sefe the foug siarsfe men % che psnfai
ant Medicine Committees Tnosa on tfe
ueniietfg Nptnmitiss whp ~Hnfsa ~ d.
feat my las sUra that if this bsii sas
allowed esfoFe TIE Legislature that the
ststs Dsntai Combine Nuusd avs = bump
from sihith u woaid never recover Hui
ihaF knew that ny hili woaid never -
before the Legislature hrcanNv u she
power ~ the Hsies cowutitfre The run
nins un~. ~ she Deati-isy Communities
hold this hsii up for ala ~@sks. ana ih~n
reported a cut - noe seat 70 ths
Haies COMMITTEES. tho graveyard 81 the
last Legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
Millions Of Folks
Use Only 'Cascarets
yhey Never Have Headache. Bill.
Iousness, Sluggish. Inactive Bow
els or . Bad Stomach TO Make
Them Miserable.

A million boxes a moath. That's
the sale Of Cascarets And every
tablet In every box means a day Of
good cheer. Think what a world OF
happiness this candy laxative has
brought 10 men and women--aiso
the children. Are you getting your
share
CascaEefs cure bowel troubles
when they have developed. But that
h the least OF their uses. Their
bsst service Is 70 prevent the many
Ills that come from Inactive bowels.
Think Of the days when you are not
1t your best The mornings when
you don't feel right. the afternoons
when you are lOgy, the evenings
uhen you are irritable. The cause
lies In the bowels.
One cascaret makes everything
different Don't say ~f'il take II to-
night" Take Il at once. Garry a
box In your pocket. The hours be-
fore bedtime are too good to be
wasted. Cascarets are gentle and
pleasant. Their action Ii as natural
~ the action Of fruit on the bowels.
They are sold BY all druggists at 10
cents per box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
FAVORITE RECIPES OF
SOME SEATTLE CHEFS

very kindly
special salad the
ans PAGE Of The star II all the ingredients in market
they VIII be BY the the celebration place
porLAvcN SALAD.
chicory
eixh
pieces
will official Poarh large day
Cur the ~ Spanish aud lay
OF the ssred ynlks
Decorate the border Of shco with wa,erees leaves ard cherry
when sprinkle With French
dressing containing finely chopped chyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
TELLS GIRL GRADUATES THAT LIFE
CROWS BETTER AS ONE GROWS OLDEK

Addressng members Of inc IsII Is. - $3.50
their friends who Tilted inc nvao
a. sabvterau church recently. Professor william lyons
ot.Y life better rs o"o s'""' "f - -
eating wit commencement tax
~. course Of his Professor Phelps saa'
VINO think the most interesting
thoughts" $1,000. during the next five years
- sts.ha..t.b ssu In his of 800 years
ANY fool grow old oraoe'uV' YOU ' - -
umphansiy" ., -. ,hv.c.l comfort were
bappiness you the COW. - $1,000 .,
Every lime watch . COW chew the QUO o." 'e""' -
.xeet Young aracus chewing gum 81. ahn
"Te best children those not written TOT eh
49,, uo.t a. the Juvenile literature ~ trash
ahls h. the foundson literary culture then snakes
pesre"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
Here's the purrle


4 Here's the puxxle. =
Here n problem for The
4 Star readers to whct their rea. .
4 souing powef4 ON. Send In =
your answers.
Dear Miss Grey Two boys
4 had sixty apples, Each took =
4 thirty TO sell One sold az J
. for a cent aud made 10 cents 4
The other sold two for cent =
and made i5 cents They
4 made IS cents Ia all The =.
4 next day IN. boys sold sixty ..
4 apples az five for cents and q
mad. - cents Why did they
= make AN extra cen, in the first =
4 dealy
= A PUZZLED BooKKEEPER =
HSpS vx~ss $50 ssE
Ia the first deal the boys made
Int boyle sales nj ic a sale Toe
20 boy-ib sales at ic a sale ibc
Total ..+....s..s...... u. 2bc
In the second deal the boys made
~ safes NJ &C a sale ....ss.... 2ae
tAtfa ss.fs.ss..s..s+s, &c
Large sales. small profits: small
sales large profits. W. 4
Dear Mise Grey; ann Young
SIR Of ~. aud ann keeping company
with a Young hoy who wants 10 buy
me , sss plume. IL Il right for me
10 acevpfs BLUE EYES.
A No Young giris should &C.
cept only very inespensiy. gifts
from young men
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tAA& ttsess $500 4
4 WOMEN IN TAE NEWS. 4
4 Mrs. Julia A. Margin. aged 4
4 20. of Chicago. will marry 4
4 Benjamin Mzrgan. aged SO.
4 They were dsvorcea &c years I
= ago
= -
4 A squad Of Chicago police I
4 has been detailed to escort
= women when they are forced
4 to be away from home nj 4
\ night. 4
4 Mrs. Ralph Thomas caused 4
4 3 stir In Deimonico's restau-
= rant. New York. carrying a 4
= eans Mrs Thomas Was for
4 merry Mrs Frank Goald 4
\ Mrs. Levi z. Letter of' Wash I
= isgron paid $50 600 an scre Cor :
4 Der Edgcwater estate near 4
= Beverly. Mass. 4
4 ~ = - 4 = 4 4 4 4 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
w NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS
Cynthia Grey's Letters

lhin bread and butter. coffee. fruit
Ices. bonbons aud nuts II you
whh. you can substitute fried
cnicken and hot biscuit.
Dear Miss Grey WIN you kindly
tell nae how 10 DO up "a natural
coiorcd linen skirt MISS n
A-Do not starch. but iron while
almost wet n II Is made 10 you
can iron on the wrong side II will
greatly improve II.
Dear Miss Grey One Of my
nelghbors nas been sick. and after
set nv work done 40 over,
siraighten mp her house. wash the
dishes. and yinit little while.
Twice within the last few DAYS her
daughter has asked me II found
any money In the parlor. Shall I
ask them II they think | took IT.
They seem TO shun me.
WORRIED.
Al she asks you again about
the money. ask her n any money
n missed. do not allow yourself
Co appear angry or worried. aud do
not harhor hard feelings You
may be mistaken Continue 10 be
the kind n~ighbof you have. and IL
VIII all cone right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
DON'T

nont feed the baby every time IL
cries
Don't take the baby mp and hold
u every time II cries.
Dat l@t visitors or relatives
pinch and poke and lock At the baby
TO make Il laugh
Dont LET all the children IN the
nG1ghborhood kiss the baby. for fear
a contracting contagious disease.
Don't take the baby out into pub.
~ places where many people con
Uegats. Tor the same reason.
Don't. please don't rock the baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19

Al Redeisheimer a Co. First
avenue and Coluuibia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19

IA last Tuesdays Star We put the
following problem before itH read
ex for solution All the answers
received are from men. Girls
Where are your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
POWER AND WEAKNESS.

The power OF the last Legislature was
in this Rules Committee. because all bills
introduced. that disturbed the establish ed
order Of special privilege, were hsid up
By this committee. and Its power used
10 whip into line any member who
wanted TO accomplish anything
The great weakness In our last lewisla-
ture was the failure OF lie members 10
understand the different interests OF the
two olasses Ia society. one the owning or
special privilege GLASS. and ono the work
Ing or producing class. The special privi-
lego ciaHa was represented inteiiigentlyi
tho working class was not represented
II win be In the neat Legislature.
In my nest article 1 will tell how my
law was defeated. aud who worked for a.
EDWIN !. BROWN. d. d. g..
Tie First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19

Dear Miss Grey: Kindly tell me
what viii take miidsw from dainty
pink lingerie dress and not fade the
pink. Also from white ciolhiug.
PECK or TROUBLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19

A Soak the white clothing IN
bnttermiik Thia will do for the
pink. too. ~ the pink dye Ia good
Try L on = acrap first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19
orr INTRODUCTION To rnE RULES
COMMITTEE


for defeat ct the next election. because
any and every member o. fhe last iegin-
isgure VIII tell you that their efforts
were made futile because Of the Rules
Committee appointing itself the dictator
81 the ioEtsla furs Of this state. And
ALLOW me 90 say that some OF these men
are friendly 20 me-. but friendship 10 one
think and affairs Of state are another
with me.
Mr. Howard Taylor from Easle Gorge.
was Speaker OF tho House He was also
Chairman ~ the Rules Committee. aud
member OF the Legislative investigating
COMMITTEES, that made the report on the
Dental Board ana recommended a change
In the Dental Law.
Or Cariyon. Of olympia, IN. Dentist
and ex-member Of tho state Society, was
also on the Rules Committee and you
viii remember that he was on the Msdi-
cine and Dentistry Committee. DO you
sec what n fat chance I had In setting
a Dental Law reported out Of that Rules
Committee
Or Beach. Of shelton Mason county,
Was on the Rules Committee lilo said /;
Brown, you know you do not want a
new Dental Law. because N you act n
license 70 will break you" one member
of the legislature said that when n
Committee did not put the bills on the
cslendar7" Dr Beach replied I'VE
know what hills ought 60 come out. n
We iid not watch you new members, you
would run .wsy with yourselves
Messrs. Dickson, Mesier. Miller and
Todd were on the Rules Committee. but
ala not learn much about them.
AID meat Mr.. Sims. from Port Townsend
jefferson county. He IL n pleasant man.
but had special fish interests 10 look
after. James McNeeiy. from buckley,
Pierce county was said to have been the
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Representatives. and was the Power Be
hind the Throne" II was said.