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Science of Living"

Funny change from
would have died if drank
meals" Now they 1t doesn't harm
blood Another meat poison that vegetables the only
vegetables debility
and that will live twice as long fruits and nuts
stretch stomach Others advocate
frequent portions Some talk with meals
DO the table,
springheeled Now them
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die themselves,
physico" that fitted
advise
the better the scientific
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tissues than them thus
old
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Mrs. Pry: He stuck in his
thumb
Edwin: What was that for?
Mrs. Pry: And pulled out a
plum
Edwin: Out of his thumb?
Mrs. Pry: And cried
Edwin: Because 1t hurried?
Mrs. Pry: What fine boy
am II"
Edwin: Why didn't he eat the
pie, mamma2
No, they don't have company
often at Inquisitivs Edwin's. Wis
itors have grown tired answering
What kind of noise annoys an
oyster?" Even If they tell that
"a noisy noise annoys an oyster"
1t doesn't satisfy him. He will ask
you: "Is 1t too listless to learn
this lesson: It's useless to listen
to less unless it lessen the lot 7"
Edwin's father predicts that the
boy will yet make his mark. I'm
doubtedly. But 1t will have to be
a question mark.
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Dear Editor: There appeared
in last nights Times (Feb. g.
an illustration showing the streets
of Belfast, Ireland, and an item
stating that double decked horse
drawn trans are familiar sights
all over the country.
l have lately returned from
abroad and know for a fact that
electric cars much finer than
those here have been in use for
over twenty years there.
We have l cent a mile in Dub
lin fare, three minute service as
we'll, and no car will stop to let
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M01f
Aghiu9

BoyeS said: THE art of O thing
Is first its aim and next its man
ner of accomplishment" Wonder
how he'd figure some of our trust
heads?
"Jingle bells, e bells, jingle
all the
For there's ~ sastion down the
stree
OF an old G, 3fse bob-sleigh.
Cultivated" cheerfulness ism
a very good brand, but it's better
than none at all.
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
When kindness is king
Good Nature beams
End Everyman smiles
And dreams of his dreams.
Some people are always looking
for trouble, but the wise man q
search is brief.
hC 6tCotODt OhClDS Va q Dy n
(Borneo) Is to lie. Can't have
any courts over there.
WELL KNOWN CHARACTERS
The Rent Collector.
The Plumber.
The Janitor.
POOR MERE MAN.
please Mr.. Conductor,
Don't put me off the train.
My wife went through my pockets
last night,
And l can't WALK down in the
rain"
Lots Of men are yelling "stoI
thief" who ought to be running
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INQUIsITIVE EDWIN.

Some of US don't know whether
to class Inquisitive Edwin as an
example of infant precocity or as
Juvenile delinquent. In either
case those closest in contact with
him practically hope that he Will
be blessed with an early recovery.
But those of us who do not have
to submit to his cross-examina-
lions can stand afar off and be
amused by his pranks-unless. of
course, he will some day fulfill
that gloomy prophecy which sees
in him the making of a shiny
browed, hypothetical question
lawyer. In that case we must
all view Edwin with alarm.
Just now, in his primitive stage,
Edwin asks question that are not
hypothetical, but none the less
battling. For instance, this ip-
quiry by him bids fair to remain
forever unanswered; How does
a clam scratch itself?" He will
dart into a busy planning mill and
demoralize industry by demanding
a reply to that hoary problem,
when is a door not a door," And
1t is not his fault IL he doesn't
find out why chicken crosses the
road or where the wind stays when
1t isn't blowing.
Edwin Is the son of Paul Pry
and his good wife Pandora. He
traces his lineage hack to the
Sphinx. From the day he could
talk he even distressed his indul-
gent parents with his Unsuitable
curiosity. Did his mother, for ex-
ample, start to recite to soothe
him with that little poem starting:
How doth the busy little bee"
Edwin would interrupt with, Eyes,
yes; how doth til" oh, he's
pest, Is Edwin.
Another scene in the nursery:
Mrs. Fry: Little Jack Horner-
Edwin, Little as me, mamma?
Mrs. Pry: Sat In a corner
Edwini On the floor?
Mrs. Pry: No-eating his
CHRISTMAS pie.
Edwin; Who baked It?
~--s--
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you on that has only standing
room. ana.
Perhaps the dopey person who
drew on his imagination for the
Issue of Feb. 6 knows of another
Ireland underground somewhere
perhaps in the neighborhood OF
Fiddler's Green, where horse cars
are still in use.
Very truly. ~
MISS MARY REILLY,
MISS GBRTIE CAREY,
Dublin.
And there is man by the
name of Moriarity who could also
sign IL he wished,
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England, child who was .uestin-
ed to be the most popular writer
the world has ever seen thus far.
His chance of achieving any
thing out of the ordinary seemed
slim enough then. Indeed there
didn't seem to be much chance
of his even growing up, much less
of growing up to be a man of
commanding genius. For he was
a frail and sickly child, born of
limprovident parents who couldn't
even afford to give him decent
schooling.
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Are you racked with pain2
DO you suffer so that your daily
work 10 a torture instead of being
"a pieasure1
Have you lost ambition, zest, en-
terprise. the desire to better your
self because OF pains. aches. dull
nessf
Has rheumatism set it's clutches on
your muscles and palsied your limbs
so that life Is hardly worth. living,
your days a horror and your nights
a terror
Address DIR. G. ID. Abbott, 23
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OBS Err VATIONS

subj she is miles
Only 32mils she'll
her midst.
FORECAST the ireland homerule bill
willing let Ireland raising potatoes
ED. HAWLEY almost big grabber pro-
overcapitalization which
Hawley a
when things like that won't happen
MRS JOSEPHINE DITsAR "the wheat queen" Reardan
720
being able by hard work has
made large fortune =
CoLLIERs thinks of Roose
the republicans
fqrwardand Wilson, Bnt Biz
Mars close beside the Pleade We
uer where Mars that He surely
after night. .sA
HAVING had Juicy talk with Myron Herrck gov whom
ohans made the first
ssnd for him In Ohio. Bills speotacles fxn. :
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a combined at
tack, captured
Roanoke island.
off the coast of
North Carolina,
which had been
chiefly famous
Heretofore "a
the place where
s l r w a ! t or
Raleigh's colo
nists spent their
days looking for
rrFL nN
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That 1t ha snot been cold
enough to kill garden truck and
that Tacomans are still gathering
beets carrots and. onions grown
last summer and left in the
ground?
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And now Henry Watterson has
a scrap on with Senator Tillman.
It's cold day when Marse Henry
can't find some one to disagree
with.
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Everybody In Pierce county reads this column Short
letters from Times readers of general interest without
personal malice, will printed Write anything
body WISH but do have malice motive. Many
letters printed because they long, Keep
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Draughting instruments for
High school students; sidewalk
skates for boys and girls, at the
Henry Mohr Harware Co.,, 1141-
1143 c st. 500
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More attention is paid to the
black board In the brokers' office
than to the blackboard In the
schoolhouse.
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i II E M A r K EFT S

PRICES PAID
he price of eggs rose yesterday
1 cent but the market is weak
and decline is expected. East
ern butter is also high. Fresh
ranch butter still stays at the
same price.
Apples-S1.5o@2 a box.
Lemons-S4.25 95.
Cranberries-10 @ 12c.
Oranges-s29 2.85.
Potatoes-$28930 per ton.
Sweet Potatoes-$3 % $50 owt.
Beams @ &c.
Lettuce-$1.25 crate.
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Isn't it too bad the doctors
don't know how to cut a mans
temper out?
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That Wright park 20 years ago
was dump ground for tin cans,
ashes and other rubbish?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-08

The only dukes that count in
America are the kind you can wad
up into a healthy fist.
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gold and pearls. They firmly De
lieved thatfhe Roanoke river rose
in a cavern In rocks of gold stud
ded with pearls. Burnside, how
ever. knew Its real value. "It Ia
the key" he said, (which unlocks
two sounds, eight rivers, four
canals and two railroads"
No question Is ever settled for
once and all. -.
Many people read a book just
as If they had written it them
selves, which is unfair. One
should always read a book as it Ia
written.
After 20 no woman wants to be
told that she Is big for her age.
Blondes are said to be dying
out. But chemistry Is still eff
cacious.
Are you ever afraid some one
will steal your wife,"
well, l amt going to lock the
house till she's taken"
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Editorial PAGE Of Gle Cacoma Cimes
TODAY IN HISTORY

Feb. s. 1862. Gen. Burnside
and Commodore Goldsborough by
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Lots of people think they are
cultivated who haven't even been
ploughed.
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TEN DAYS TREATMENT
Dr. G. b. Abbott, $50 Balboa Bldg, san
Have pain in the back?. you Rheumatism? -.
Kidney Trouble. DO Bladder Trouble?
Are you constipated?, Where is the most pan?
Have Catarrh? Your Age?.
ADDRESS
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loaves for 10c. HYGIEMIC
Bakery, 400 80. 18th. *ss
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Entered at the postoffice at Tacoma, Wash. |
as second-class matter. Teiegraphic Service
of United Press Association
Yubiished livery Evening Except sunday by |
the Tacoma Times Publishing Company.
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FORECAST of the ireland home-rue bill that Engl
Wiling to let Ireland keep raising potatoes, anyhow.
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MRS. JOSEPHTNE DITMAR. 1.-The VIII

wash bought 72o of land ago
ut being able to cent down. and by sheer wo
a fortune.
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'sTHEsE NIGHTS, writes astronomer. friend. ''obs
close beside the Plejades and We have VIE
where Mars got that Jag He surely fierce
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Lots of men are yelling stop
thief" who ought to be running.
The Bourbon news., 1912-12-13
THEATRICAL.
AT.LEXINGTON.

Henry w. Savage is sending his
enormous production of the dramatic
spectacle. "Everywoman. which was
the sensation of New York for nearly
two years, to the Lexington Opera
House for two nights, December 13
and IL. with matinee ID. The Organi-
aztion includes one hundred and fifty
people, carries special symphony or
chestra. and travels by special train.
The company plays big cities only as
only the largest stages will accommo-
date the scenic and electrical effects
and so much time is required to load
and unload the vast production that
no engagement Of less than two nights
can be considered by the management.
The organization played last week in
Cincinnati to the largest receipts in
the history of the Lyric Theatre.
"Everywoman" is really cOmbina-
tion of three separate companies. viz :
drama, opera and musical comedy. 1t
is said to represent an expenditure Of
upward of sixty thousand dollars.
There are acres of scenic effects, one
of the most notable of which is rep
resentation Of Broadway. New York,
at midnight on New Years eve. just
as thesold year is passing out and the
new year is coming in. Seats may be
reserved by mail. special attention
being paid to out of town mail orders.
The prices will be from so cents to So
at night and from 25 cents to 81. so at
the matinee. The regular box office
sale will open Wednesday morning.
December IL. Call New. Phone 958.
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We wishIto call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whoopipg cough, dlphtheria
and scarlet fever are contracted when
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and greatly lessen the danger Of con-
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contains no opium or other narcotic
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plicit confidence, : sSold by all dealers.
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You will find that druggists every
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Tell Every Friend

Tell your friends of these brands. Tell
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Burley growers should be Burley Boosters
and the best way to boost is to BUY Burley-
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Difference in Real Life.

The innate difference between real
life and the stage is we'll illustrated
by the fact that on the stage the peo-
pie who sing "Auld Lang Syne," In a
New Years eve scene, do not forget
the words.
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Makes the Nation Gasp.

The awful list of injuries on a
Fourth of July staggers humanity. Set
over against it, however, is the won-
derful healing by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, of thousands, who suffered
from burns. cuts, bruises, bullet
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r., Dealers obeos
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lips or piles. 25 cents at Oberdor-
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there results gigantic sale. And big
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The Bourbon news., 1912-12-13

When you have bilious attack give
Chsmberlain's Tablets a trial. They
are excellent. For sale by all dealers.
The Bourbon news., 1912-12-13
Burley Tobacco Growers
Boost Your Own Brands

We you know, using your choicest tobacco in the
brands Sraer Bros Branch know that nobody
better tobacco than do You know how manufacture
these brands perfection Now want
help this year better than best
previous years. The should help follows
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Smokers and chewers flock to brands
that they see the most people buying.
10000 steady users indirectly make 40
600 more. Get them for Strater Bros
Branch Brands-the brandsN that You
grow for-by using these brands yourself.
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CONTINUED from Page Oue.)
resistance by Austrian and German
support
The principal conditions OF peace
demanded by the allies comprise the
Immediate surrender Of the Turkish
fortresscs OF Scutari. Adrianopie. and
Janina. whose garrisons will be
granted full military honors: tho
evacuation OF eastern Europe by Tur-
Key as far east as Tchatalja toxa line
to be deliminated on the spit the
ccssion to Greece OF all the Aegca, |,
Islands; the annexation. OF Crete to
Greece and the payment by Turkey
OF war indemnity and OF the ex-
penses incurred by the allies on ac-
count Of the Turkish prisoners.
The allies In return are prepared
to grant complete amnctsy to IN,
Mussulman population In the terri
tory they annex for any acts OF hos
tiIity during the war: the return of
all prisoners: the recognition of the
spiritual sovereignty OF the Sultan
over Ottomans becoming subjects of
the Balkan states and the free ad-
ministration by the Mussu mans OF
their pious foundations in the Balk-
ans. ~.
To these conditions has now been
added the taking over by the Balkan
states Of that part of the Ottoma II
debt. corros pending to the erritories
which hey annex, unless the powers
controlling the Ottoman debt allow
them to deduct that part from the
war Indemnity imposed upon Turkey
which would thus remain the onls
debtor. g.
The peace delegates adjourned i'm
mcdiatcly after luncheon until tomor-
row.
I, has been arranged that the chair
shall be taken alternately by the
delegates representing the five ma
tions concerned and this is to be
done alphhbAicAtfy- .Bulgarid will
thus be first and Turkey last.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-16

candy and nuts. Your friend-Elsic
Harmon. Bowen. Colo.
tA)
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me pair OF roller skates. a suit Of
clothes and a knife and ball. Your
little friend.-Giimore Biel, GA
Robinson avenue.
,S)
Dear Santa Claus:-l am "A little
boy seven years old and I want to
tell you what would like to have
for christmas Please bring me- an
automobile. q tool box. a cowboys y
suit. and q writing desk. Please brinK
my little brother Jack IA rattle. I am
your little friend--Leroy Hasan. 523
Topeka avenue. ..f
Dear Santa Claus:--l am a little
girl nine years old. would like for
you TO bring me n post card album, a
story book and any other thing that
Is good for a little girl nine years
|old. Bring Robert little wagon. u
ball and u doll. some nuts and fruit.
We will be at Aunt Elsie'x Christ
mas. From your friends-Eila and
Robert Broyles.
tNb
Dear Santa Claus.-I want u little
toy pistol and some caps TO pop In II.
and I want little track and engine
Yours truly-Eddlc Gillespie.
,Ti
Dear Santa Claus:-l am boy
six years old. | have been good and
want you to bring me knife. n
story book. some nuts and candy.
Your little friend-Floyd Gillespie.