davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-16
u.,Sta6is n. .ss5sas6s 49,

Il = 8
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az H.s..ssf. Nm -. 49, nm -
tee Soso -, ,.ss, ). 3ns.ss. ~.
tean 49, -. -. ,s.As. 49,
cSat ard Wenss owa sssss ~
Tie Three HshemieA n Dsas
prss.s. enc q q. s'. rs !. =. =. -
nssEs.s1 .e'.,sS = r. XseS 49,
son one vnssties N as las.ass4
sisgs pasasinsiy. ana psAys 2 assels-
ssa,.S s..%s.S - seraHihx II ~ IT,
49, !. r,>A retins NM a e.
tAia ..s ssse~ *. ss~Ss1sa
eOs4eoe, reQespgeo 49,.
Of , piano. IesethsE. ~ e1e
music = r %ssss,sss g. 1872 ,s
Sss.ae.
In strikinG contrast . TIE 'eeenee
in9' set q the 'Thses Essas1ess ~
wi.so.. !. S..-,. 80 - = -.
wttheet n9se
tn O2eS temetanG -lI..ssk
|psffesznanee married. unne.ee
su,,~ ...r..s1 scii.srss SSsS -
~. -. - - sxS1sAS
heefeN ~ tsesS ees
step nar the psrfectson - 0ess - -
1890 .. - ssss 's - 80
49,. - - - ~. -.
- - Aeevs
mond Aas been bookea u the $780,
Of Music fcr Tour pesIornsae ~
On TIE list day. II . sata that xaW
& Erlaoger are Sen1in9 IT, ~ NSW
Yerk pre1uetf~n. The sa0 - Ooeto Ter
4 -
Ne6ssvssosna esao1 cseesFe
!: s: /: e: &c; a.;
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
REISS ADVANCE AGENT
PREPARING FOR SHOWS
'atihtal VIII o. ~ gofpu. N.i
Mot tn,ief Auapirc. ~
thr iifeWen.

"a pnH3s advance tfrnt Dir the
Nai Hslm Sauutal Company. unlfh
aiii ls hefe aii 80 nntt eeat ahoalns
under fhs nuspfr ~ fhe tifs no.
parimrnf .a in Che alif $50 pGuds
accompanied us b iiiu ALSO ~ tho
itlerF DNmNaul la here Ton Abe puf.
fnes of maiinf 40 arrangements fnf
ikr counting 81 the rsruitai company
ana alll be- here fof the remainder ui
This west
1ho rarnitel ~ nuw IN aan renlio
and the runranl a. cniDy,ns r,iod
husiness AZ that fulns. according ~
Mr nondf Tho shows occupying ~
eaft And carrying mrfe Than soc l,so
pls aili arrive hsf, Sunday morninr
AZ 3 3 oeinl Hufs and otheg para
phrfrHiiG az fnn ATTRACTIONS alii BE-
iasrs1 as ths ONul'rai grounds "a
iolnihr int Union drpoi
Sat flie-a Hnd reiapant afa na
r'ranfers ~ ihis UitT. hsvinF peen
here for 0ue eefi iaef winier. nBq
thr sbest eefe fenefaili admitted ie
hafe been ihe besi ever sshlhite'i
hers. az tlnliar character W d
claimed fhs attractions ihln scar sfs
canridrfahiY better than ipsi fssf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
POLL TAX PAYMENTS
C0NTINUEING STRONG
feieI Nnmi~r. la,lndlna fip i,rmp
tlpna. iias l'srsrd 1850
MARI

roii tas payments a' ihs nfH6' 20
CUNniy C0ilefiur ulltNf continues
stfone and ih, total namhgf ~ iatoa
'raari So 80 iasi nirhl in. iuaiar ~
eWltlpss bad rsssea lae 500 mara
Ihs nafments faf ihs last ibfff pf.
fise dats h.se ssft.isa 800 salh
dsy and h ~ now thopFhi thsi lhs
iotaif ina, eiil he pasd hrfafr ghs
ma ~ The m"uih Nili eAspsa shat 81
laf' year
T@ls % especially sHnaufsFinF fon.
sidefinR The fhfi that no Uoantl laai
year included large aetiion. later
eut ~ snd shade lHto Aim Wells
coYnit This part Included several
strong pfeflprin @n0ns fhem hslne
Alice eandia and Fremont A. Alire
alone fhc reli So paYmrfts iasi ycaf
esfeedcd sOA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

PANAMA Jan ~ Ihis l. rief
lion reaf Ia Panama 81 Neil a. Sd the
rniisd efafcs ant Ffhnes. ah1 3 spif
tied campaign Is ALREADY lr pfaef~ss
The Liberals Hlii haye reofinga ~
over fhs Frpghiif today go e1mplrtf
arrangements fog ibe hationai presi.
denflas convention go be held "
Aqua puire three Nehks henrs This
convention ihs FIRST ~ ~ hind ever
heia in ranamg 3lii ehoose pfeel.
aeotlsi rau1idaie President Arose.
menh h expected As wifharnw itam
oafe Weel from iomorroW in o.
Der 20 devote his euttre iime "a cam
galxnipr tn fhs presidency
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
PROPERTY OWNERS TO
WIDEN Girl STREETS
ten tcet - ~ cisen On we~s ,hs.
rersai Va fuo nhvk

"a NNs tlateA scslefAay that prop.
er,t omners " the $50 b,e. 1 On Cnae.
ArfAi slnrat hAd reAthed an agree.
nVnt relative 10 the eidenln6 10 tho
street iu this hlogk and Wofk - ~
pcs fed % start shortly
THIS b lo 1--WE pith tte wogf that
eAs started lasi apssns n ehish h
vas sought 81 wfdrh an oi the da~a.
leep reFiiaA ~ Vhsfsfsal -gfvel sfsns
AgtesiAn PARA % the fsans. MeAlcan
ifaiss Two blocks haze aiready
afgu eiasnsl 4 aislausf uI ne fstt ga
ERE sasl tlae hna thc Improvement
sseF she balance ~ iht tinfks IL thlk
srciien is Al4Awnt a. q elanee
rhe manuef ln ehloh thp loA black
slll te wflenea vill ~ B, the prcp.
efft euuere GA ths ~eff sidn 81 the
hloss stias ten isei 81 land abustinK
the property ANA ihe upnpfs - prop.
ofts ou $50 eaal side pAsfaa ior the
aemoeus ~ ihs huiliinss "a the ~.
f-.slis siae Is has ivn esilmAs.i thel
ib. loiai e..ai fai eatiins s. ircl from
ihe ureci eeiidinN eNish u q teo.
ttnfs hfirk ufN aoi tuai uufe ihAn
tttto. vhiah ipeiadus iho huliainN "a
ure frupi ard az ihc bAiAasr ui ths
nulldiuFf On ihe hlork. viih ono "a
oel,tun arr Jialee BE l,iial snsi VII
hartii rNsccd ttHNo
M cenn-,ffop wifh th'r vuft Wv
cent piNntfsg stated YESTERDAY thai
49, ifteudt 81 reon norln ihe outt ~
iraunf hoeu the SMALL uaae taild
inNs lasaied on hls pfafefts in lh'
niosk above fsfesfei 90 M niHnt
s,i avus lae ieei ffnni an itis hiotl
aad ihe prosperity h nos neTnplej t'
ono small cnn,tets nuilAlne end sef
efai ane steff lrAms buildings
iiis lrieniion be- stated was q.
cneri bsiel hhslnrss huasos on 90
ffanert, h1 ro nkfa plans have fe
stch dsioUminea an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
Sec the yari trsiala" ~ a.,
vl,nsrit tlf.s snetNsan. "a ~


fONnNNn. ont IAN fht
sundtf Nrhpol rneulll 40 the DuIiHf
Rimrt sind Canada. comprising tht
ttefcikfios raiior Publishers ona
Representatives ~ hosrdp ~ 600 $500.
daY eshaoi organizations ~ me ieN
rounitfse heNan ta second annual
mtriinf lu fefouio today The sep
s'uus elll lafi ssfrfal da,H and vii
Be- devoted NJ llfe consideration ~ a
number of lmlorthni uacei4one a.
lltiinr Haudsi school poft nes
f AZ rcrauwun 81 pniiaislrhi4
ner A phlfipt nf nirhmond. Va
and numhef ~ other vep knpwu
lehdem sfe amcur ihe participants
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
LOUIS SHIRAR IS
STILL IMPROVING
wAi.AtR RltF sSsN IN stseo
rtls,uANCF ns>n


taiy repofs ifor ihs spthu ucs
Ifal rfFaniHE Az tonaHhtn as
l|e.i. shstat eho vas shm ls, san.
4tt uu.af lw vhih III iAft,
ana ffaittf.f He W Wau.f aas
affasi..t sew o. tAe tns.l ihsi nj
shitaf haa paestd lhc aat rnief
ttff fafotatle oantit.ars ara thaf
sifonr hopes arc eatoflAiaed ssf ~
recovery
Walker Was tsnuaas released
FROM CHsiods tv rttnr $500 ap
paftnrs lHua before fustlr, az the
laare Whelan fhis amaunt was
teeidcd SPECS sfirf hasa hoaFiuf b..
fore tE1lH Wttiau in NN.fh AT
Waitsr ttc Gffrueani Nsa reUfo
rHirl hf Atiosaet "a porr and
TatMf end NHstll sastae aHh
reaniy Attnmrt Oason rfrftspaiinf
fhH iaft Tho hoHi WAS sisnet 5,
tlduts q nerdtn. John NJ l,ane and
OPP "a s. walker
fht heating fufiIrtaf WAS pufeis
fUf fho pufInae ni fisinr tsH amnUHI
ana the egamlDHaE tr,ai aln nr htl.
iafef shonlA shlrae foniinnf io lrf
Urnta as b. has herh iuine fnf d.,
eaH as hunrs end hit reroter0
srtins Nhshir NOV ihf lsie Zoe in,
examinations so nlinc.ass wnnii Nhe
. it l.e 900 fnf iN' tsrs por of pss|
4 Nesb
Mf WAilfr wife of the t,fena
900 whn uaa shot arulieniails 81
81 aimci AZ aleu g,itiue aieNe Neli
nirtip aud f 81 Thought by lhe at
tending Physicians thai fhr eiii -
ahie in ht rmutca rnN tho hosulia
rs htr hams ihIa mufuina Nisf afa
Hat aWIutatt hhnHi fUM Inft.a he
lOH fNr ttntitaf
$50 nfe developments hatr atissi
anrcnrniur the gans,e Iradine o. ih,
Shooting 10 ia understood chat ih.
irfensr vhtn lylsi b. taird eili 81
eaif defence g heinr nndsranad iha
+ WaitDr vlii Rteefi fhai shlrar va.
advancing ou hlm ulth hoav alle'
Hf vhod
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
NATIONAL CONVENTION Y
To DECIDE GOVERNMENT
Nacl Tselts,Hsmf Prevails Ia fhlss~s
ssplfaI nner Acasr Nlsuafios.


WARRINGTON. n O.. Ian. ~
confifmstory cable advises ~ me
state depArimShi fnfelsed today, 80.
pori iAAt 81 . fnsnflnK ~ ihs Manfhu
pfinfes % pekiua l4st nieht. u VA
decided noi - Abdleats. bnt 81 irafe
me question ~ q form N KDfsfnsnrpt
20 uationai cDHfestlun properly
called
The dikbssfh stated thel fhefr was
great exeitemeff "a Paking.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

George Haas member ~ me
rnmmofk drsdKe boat crew Aho
cas- hroaRhi "a this ely aud placed
ir agohns SaHiiariup Suffering
From wospas ragss6 30 fAiliag fFufc
the boat. Nas reported iaff nsght ~
trinF o. the ravsd raad 90 recovery
Atfeuding physicians state thai
there u egery reason 70 believe fhat
MI Haas pili 81 able io resEnse his
8utiys wifhiu the Eets aFeYal VESTS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

FTT FHH N|TITT TITFT F-TFFE
gNDlANAPOLfs. Ian ~ This
rnllqd Nine WORKERS ~ Amerlfa 50
their convention hers to-day. ngeFg.
"a c0nsiifuflcnal amenemenf pro.
tidlng shaf onleevs o. elected every
two years. lnss.sa - gnnnally. after
fsfx
An espenae sotallisr $500. $50 sseh
year Vas Inc ennsc 81 the rbaaEs II
gaa explained,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

f.Adlss 1sa.shif uailnea "a ~.
asss.de Wrapf~as, eHa AsisfdnY
aftefnooH Eaeh lady ATTENDING viii
hs presented vish iripse uiaied
silver spVea lss4ft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
MENINGITIS SITUATION
IS GENERAllllNPROvEO
tue pcath t,rIeetesi ~ ts~a lnaaca
a. toenty t'hseic-An fuuin.

CoUnts fhfsltis2 TUfFin sesieflas
received tsa manitai.on isom phs,
slflAns az Shndia phe hats teen tfvai.
lns the case 81 spinal mtaineitls ~
aunoi there ard the COMMUNICATIONS
pas 81 thg rfis.i thai fhr thiid hAd
Aied rHsaaaS
Iht tNlla aae fhr teaf oid dAnet-
tcr 81 Ar and Nra W D. Smpsun
aha Frsiae ntaf asa Niante vhifh
Is several miles irom sandis npih
fhfatians Atiendiug tfe fhla pre.
neaneel it ie lt fait Developed
tase oi aaHal HeulHsiiis
fhe HhYslasHs sisird thar she
hoaes shtrt the thlla taa TWEED hat
l..su aaaftntHei and that sseff pfe
DstiIUn uas Itinr taken tn insure
arasn.f ans ta..sNie Spread ol ihe
dsseaar
lDtalif ihe feti.ne ~ esnffAin feii
iasi tss.A ihat aaafanius, sfhnlt hf
.UHi 0i. afalnsf lufctftd pnlnis eems
Eco have tltHtfl aut fftrr is b Frn.
Irfai atrfimerf ffal maffer. ahnHiA 81
alInett to femam as ai nftsrnt an.
irss 90 unret ihr rtHation thrUfh o..
a fhr sIafr ahUHld lfowms wHr,
afnic
DNf Titiei AFeHt W % Craif "a
tff sar has Received a1tires tbat i,rs
UoaHft has RAISED fnt guarantee thal
.bat e1lst.l for sgtorai aafs. and ras
gnrfrs IaH roe disHmhafk ai ans
Station Boz chat rHNuu nnhout pro
NfHrr rhf.iflAoe certificates
poli raunfy n Fast reNas hai
.Iafs1 IHaranilno sos ani lNla
artnia vill nal srl lltteis io Hn'
u.Ini Boz that laHnt, Nitte. 1tsaa
roqmrss nhtsirlana cefutir At'
fgnm rafsrnrrfa sfnptnf in chat rtN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

a. the Oiynssif ieainniaE - = ~
=. sn.. ts.siay wiil - I'fs-siIiesi -
Truman ileIlnsms hnd faii1i''f
company "IA,s Girl psfnirs."
aftf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

TIE chamter ~ commafre ~
plssnsiew ~ saaeasoFsnK ~ hand
Traas. Mlaasstippi Aufe Route W
wAy o. that eify,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

Ladies Souvenir Matinee "a the
Seaside. Wednesday aid SATURDAY.
afternoon Each iadg aftepalnT ~ili
~ prsnenfea sim triple plated
oliver spoon t-1f u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

if the nlsmpif beginning % . ~
q. fn. fo,ny van bc rre-ente'i ~
Truman peliuame and - raft,i9f
cunpans Tho rhi tr.tairs.
1144f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

Time fpr hhenWaiifm Try n
without cost Maassfe yibfusas VS.
aana Hotel IallDfa
- 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
LOCAL BASEBALL MAN
CALLED DEMON HITTER
\. riasine Winter tsil ls ~sn Ii'f-
nsrtlinn taiii"rn,a.

0nuf uf Nhe san nefrafdino
iCel Nens of faHHau it rlFcr 90
Interesting arfnnnf 30 raHir ~ haff.
hali niafed iu chat fliy in ehirh che
fefoufiablr 'hummis WicNs 81 itis
eiiY Appeared Be- fhr iineup riiied
arainw fhe isam on which Wirtp ana
playiug eAF chic mmons 'Ns Chief
Viewers 90 The NrN York GIANTS <nd
Aiflfef of t0e White Spa
toncerning fhe aofh % Wirfn. ms
NeRK stated
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

Mens ladies ana ettf ems rrhs
Htra "a the Model "a a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
Special Offer

on wsdaetlay q h week pi base special aals Per-
la..f fara- Teiief
On Is purchase ~ tf ae articles asa sife
1000 tocss tt-n0 5000
~ the tAs s rnfie purchasers ~
$500 the
w hslp
~ give % ne Contestant haftuF fhr tri greatest
nunper az votes Aprl erd.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

Men and aslc ruoher boot 8.
,te Wada fe} "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

Just whom te lsf the blame ior
fhe defeat ~ yesterday - e hard
ihlar a. figure euf Wieta iho santa
So mHn. Nho played third made two
nasrneshle errors. although ~ tried
hard A. sin EMO game D., BIS mfiinr
fur he fai three bite eai ~ four times
af nst
lu ihef8rt ~ Wlets q may ho snid
ihai rs position ir So short und mot
81 third ana ara.u be- sac plafinf
th firf r1ma aiih team entirety
foreign 90 him A. e'ici'r. be- - 4
ps.afh
lhe stars tried hard 20 sin b ihs
iaaf AZ tho nlnih ahrn Wicts hii nne
over the righi neid fenre which raFe
him tup natea Wolfe fanned and
usrt hii go third hui vas called nn'
81 nrm CO. "a questionable decision.
Kaafman flied ans fhe game va'
N.tar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

Meas. ladies and ehlidren's RIB.
ters al the Model ~ u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

For hesifh ana beauty ny message
vibrator Free demonstration ~ W..
mons Hotel f1f n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

Ladies sontfnif Nsun.e 10 tht
Seaside "Wednesday aud aatatdaY
nfrfnnen Esfh ndf siisaalrr viil
d. nfeafei0d alih triple nlairi
silver sruon Tea Is
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

A. the Olympic beginning ~ . so
q. m.. ssslay ~lll w. i's..snsed ~
ffaman itrIiuanie aud Capable
company "fi,e 0iri tp~saisR."
aBft
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06
GERTRUDE q CO.
N011tn01y

Every mother knows the diaicuity
there always seems TO be . &c,
really pretty. servicsablc h6ts for
children. We realise this Isiliy. and
our task is much moro dtlhcuit than
yours. for whilst you have 10 buy for
,niy one or two. We have 10 scour
The market f,r d0xe,.S Of styles, 80
~ to be able I" please every one.
However. our task has been easier
this season than most. - undoubted-
more dainty and becoming styles for
little ones have been brought out
than usually. We combsd the East.
srn market carefully. with the result
that We hsys brought on over 100
different chAymihg designs for the
little ones at the minimum price Of
csc 10 go.
GERTRUDE . CO..
Cor Fourth 40 Pine Streets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06
Panesai os Hasei Jsqu~ss~

Tho funeral OF little Hasei Jaquettc
Who tied at $50 Saturday night. vas
held at 1870 this afternoon from the
rchidence OF =. W. Ritchis at Seventh
and High streets. Tho deceased was
the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Jaaaette. who fesids near. Nayios.
She was . years : months and 7 day.
old st the time Of her death. Ser
vices were conducted By Rev. 6tubb's-
Geld of tho Presbyterian church.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06
RETURNS rIsOM CHINA WITH
HEALTH AND MIND SHATTERED
unitsd Prcss Service

united Prcss Service
San FRANCISCO. May s.--Gcncr.
al Homer Ice. with his health and
mind shattered. arrived on tho Chino
Maru. Tie vas carried from the vcs.
sci and will be taken to his Los An.
seics home At once. His wife ss-
ccmpAnied him. Ito aided Sun Vat
scn TO plan tho campaign resulting In
the Manchu downfall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06
Woe CSose n Tesas
United Press Service

AUSTIN. Texas. May s.--Rsturns
OF Saturdays precinct conventions 10
dicats that Roosevelt IL leading In the
Instructed vote for the county con-
ventions. rsftitss will probably car
~ the fight TO the door OF tho na-
tional convention. The vote Il close
everywhere. Wilson's vote Ia three
times that Of Clark and Harmon COM
bined.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06
Rl'LITTINO HAIIsS.

The difference Of = hundSsdth part
Of . hair interfsres with No accuracy
of q watch. A minute pseticlc Of dust
or hard dry oil will sake that dif-
ference. rhst's why 4 WATCH MUST
DE KEPT AneOLUTELy CLEAN.
Have yours alcaued.
FRANZ n. UPP.
Matchmaker. Jewslsr and EnErsssr.
willits Building
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06
FIGHTING FOR
VOTES N ONO
FOUR PRESIDENTIAL AsPiRANrs
AND BRYAN TOURING STATE
CLAIM MARYLAND FOR ruE
ROOsEvELr COLUMN


COLUMBUS. May s.--Tatt and
Bryan arc In Ohio to Join Harmon.
Wilson and Roosevelt In tour before
the primaries May sist Taft spoke
from the rear platform on his way TO
Cincinnati. Bryan's tour begins to.
night with the wiisonitcs directing Il.
and ends Thursday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06
ufAPIne STARTS N
STEEL TRUST SUIT
United Prcss Service

United Prcss Service
INV YORk. May s.---l'.,t' T.
srowu. special examiner opcn"''
hearings In tho steel trust iisa,iu'
,,or ,uit at the customs house. u
will probably las, over two months.
n more testimony IL involved than
In tho standard oil case.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06

Unito0 t1eoo CoSvlco
BALTIMORE. May s.-Early vote
At the primaries Was large. the wealth.
or being nns. Roosevelt managers
are rlsimins = victory. while the men
from the raft camp are reticcnt I,
b not believed the result will bs
known until tomorrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-06

i.OST-Near tath house. lady
watch: liberal reward. Marie Bit.
6-6-tf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-31
APPLE CUSTARD PIE.
GEORGE P. FISHBURNE

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-31
THE
HALLOWEEN
TABLE

Whether the table be round or
square, instead of using a cover,
use crossed pieces of orange col
ored paper, scarf fashion. Light
the table with small candles, the
candlesticks for which may be
small vegetables followed out
and decorated with funny faces.
A small kettle, gilded over or
wrapped in orange-colored crepe
paper and decorated with "cut
outs" of witches and COLLINS,
hung from an improvised tripod,
would make an excellent center
piece. A doll. dressed as a witch
leaning over the caldron, would
suggest the Halloween spirit
and prove a novelty.
Individual candy boxes, round
in shape, could be surmounted
with paper doll heads in Hal
lowe'en colors, the box being
entirely covered with crepe
paper dress. Toothpicks will
make the arms.
If you have a sit-down repast,
chicken and nut salad, bread and
peanut butter, frozen pudding,
nut cake, fruit and raisins will
serve as suitable menu.
II the feast is passed around,
serve owls, black cats and bats
with blinking white eyes on plat
tiers. These are "cut outs" AS
the guests pick them up they will
notice a handy little enyeloDe on
the back of each, In which you
have carefully enclosed a tooth
some sandwich. The "cut outs"
may be kept as souvenirs.
Little pumpkin pies about
three inches in diameter should
be arranged conveniently on a
side board where the guests may
come again as often as they
please. Dot these pies with cur
rants for eyes, nose and mouth.
They will prove a pleasing nov
city,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-31
GIVE LOVE A CHANCE

GIVE LOVE "A CHANCE
Dear Miss Grey: Seeing
that others bother you with
their troubles, 1 will with
mine.
My husband wanted me to
do my own baking. So L
did. Well, then, he said IL
wasn't fit to eat, and said
things about everything 1
cook that would disgust one
with eating. have tried my
hardest to fix things the way
he likes them.
Now, Miss Grey, one thing
i can't stand is someone al
ways finding fault with ev-
erything. 1 did love him;
but when he complains I
find myself drifting away. 1
stOld him 1 did not intend to
Sput up with it, but he only
laughed.
Miss Grey, I don't want
to leave, as we have one
child; but / shall be driven
to il he keeps it up. What
shall 1 do? He Is a good
fellow in all other ways.
utl A DISGUSTED WOMAN.
tA.-The best time for you tC
take your stand In this matter Il
right now. Talk to him lovingly
about his fault, and IL he cares
for you he will certainly try tc
correct it. Be very careful moi
to- make threats you are not pre-
pared to carry out. Love will
wonders If you give II
a good chance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-31

with an old silver buckle holding
stiff little feather that sticks out
straight behind.
For morning wear and for
shopping have black and
white serge that like very much,
perhaps because it is so very
plain and 'tailory." The skirt
is cut narrow. The coat is just
a loose sack with a velvet collar
and white silk reveres. With this
suit l wear white hat with para
disc feathers across the brim in
front. l wear with this fine
French blouses that turn in at
the neck.
/ never wear a collar; in fact,
no one wears high collars this
fall. The doctors say that to
swathe the neck is to invite
throat troubles. am glad that
they are against the high collar
that made woman look as
though her head was disconnect-
ed from her body. We can wear
our necks dressed low and say
"by Doctors orders" Even with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-31

l. ne custom OF CHRISTMAS trees
originated in Germany. .
For addresses of film COM
panfes, see the Motion Picture
Magazine, which can be had from
any book store.
1t is not necessary for either
man or lady to take each others
arm unless in a large crowd or
dangerous place; then the man
should assist the lady.
Try rubbing a nose that habit
ually gets cold, with little good
skin food.
To sell collection of stamps,
get addresses of stamp collectors
at the technology department of
the public library.
The shine may be removed
from a blue serge coat by press
ing under a heavy dampened
cloth.
To dry a chain OF rose beads
that insists in getting soft, try
a little powdered golden seal on
a few. 1t will help, but may
change the color.
The sixth states where women
possess equal suffrage are: Wy
oming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho,
Washington and California.
The three highest mountains
in the United States are: Mt.
Whitney, California, 1851; Mt.
Tacoma, Washington, 14,470;
Mt. Ebert, Colorado, 14,421.
Recipe for Cucumber Cold
Cream-Almond oil, u pound;
green oil, Il ounce; wax and
sperm, each Il ounce; essence of
cucumber, " ounce.
Each political party in this
state has seven electors. In vots
ing for presidential candidate.
scratch the names of the seven
electors of the party whose can
didate you wish to vote for. !
No man or woman of foreign
birth is qualified to vote unless
full papers have been obtained
or the father has secured his full
papers before said person was of
age. A vote under an assumed
name is not legal, and Is apt I'd
cause the voter trouble.