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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19
TAFT MEN EXPECTED TO SUP.
PORT SENATOR WHEN PREsl.
lDENr FAILS.
AIM TO BEAT ROOSEVELT
IF TAFT CAN NOT win
Several Conferences Held Between
Taft and cumm;ns Supporters, and
Iowa Men Work to Bring About
Deadleek-Think They Hold Balance
Of Power.
[By a staff CORRESPONDENT. I

Chicago, June 19.-Many predictions
of deadlock and the nomination. Of a
third man filed the air today. This
talk was carefully fostered by the
Cummins boomers and the LaFollette
men. Moreover, it was helped along
by some of the men high up in the
Taft camp, whose chief aim is not the
nomination of President Taft, but the
defeat of Roosevelt.
I. was entirely plain that the close
ness of the vote yesterday on the cleo
ton of Root had given encouragement
to the advocates Of deadlock and a
third candidate. Last night important
conferences were held lasting far into
the night for the purpose of organizing
to help along the deadlock plans.
Taft Men For Cummins.
That the CumninS leaders had
talked with some of the men foremost
In the Taft camp became known. They
did not confine their efforts, however.
to the Taft side. They insisted that
President Taft could not be nomi-
mated on the first ballot in view OF the
showing yesterday, and that it would
require but small nucleus to tie
things up tight.
cumn,ns Enthusiasm Grows.
The Cummins leaders showed more
enthusiasm and aggressiveness last
night and today than they have at any
time thus far Senator Kenyon kept
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

In this first of her beauty-talks. Miss
Suratt has something to say Of supreme
importance to every woman. and every
woman ought to read it and heed il.
Every department of beauty making
will come in for its share of considera-
ton. Nothing will be omitted which in
any way has a practical bearing upon
the ability of every woman to make
herself. as this great actress shows, a
queen Of transcendent beauty. in very
short time. Nothing like this series OF
beauty-talks has ever before been pub
lished. Next Wednesday will appear She
second Of this beauty series. Act upon
today's advice today and experience the
improvement you little expected by the
time next Wednesday rolls around.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

complexion powder Do the same 1t
night. Don't look in the mirror every
few hours to see II the wrink114 IRE
going away; they'll g. Away no0n
enough II you make Up your nstn4' to
stick to. 1t. This cream WIN not 1rew
hair. ~. d s.ss.,
Next wednesday VIII giye you Sev.
eral OF my other secrets. aItho today
L could give you only one Tor lack 81
space. 1 will also ansNertn thiS e6i-
umn some OF the persoh&l lnauiriss I
have received in the mai. But It's
simple. fsn't It? And II II Just ~ won;-
derful as It Is simple. INQUIRIES aAould
be addressed to me In person, care IL
this newspaper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

me. Eureka! Then your heart will pal
pitate with mine. and you will know.
Most important to the average wom-
an is how to get rid Of those tell-tale
signs Of age, Father Times register,
wrinkles! Volumes have been written
upon the subject. but the only treat
ment worth while is the treatment
that has done the work. Theories are
valueless. 1 have used the following
treatment for several years, after
gave up the old. thread-bare advice
that seemed to take an age to produce
ment myself. and had several Of my
the very beginning.
The result you will picture to your
self when l say that one elderly lady
in particular, Of Sc. a good friend Of
mine in Philadelphia, began to use 1t
day or so before left that city. I
saw her again In q little over three
weeks afterward, and I was SO aston
ished I gasped. She confessed she had
used nothing else but the treatment I
gave her. She had had three or four
deep wrinkles in her forehead, and
crows feet that you could almost
count clear across the room. These. to
my wonderment, were almost gone!
And the result on a few OF my other
friends has been invariably the same.
Upon myself, the world has seen its
results, and anyhow. prefer not to
talk about myself too much: might
grow q double chin
Make up the treatment yourself as
follows. obey instructions implicitly.
and you will not be disappointed.
In q large bowl pour one naI pint
boiling water. In this pour two table,
spoonfuls Of glycerine. Place this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19
Allison New. It.ms.

Special to Times Republican.
Allison, June 19.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Palmer. Of Mason City. visited friends
in Allison a few days. Mr.. Palmer is
former clerk Of the courts in Butler
county. They are now living on farm
near Mason City.
E. c. TRACER has bought quarter
section of land near Graceville, MINI.
Mrs Parsons and daughter En-
meta, Of Port Arthur Tex. are visit
ing Roy Parsons and wife.
Carl Smith is home from Grinnell
to spend the summer vacation.
The annual mission fest was held at
Ebenezer church in Jefferson township
Sunday
On Thursday of this week dairy
picnic will be held in Allison to cele-
brate the completion of the new up-to-
date creamery building and plant.
Some of the best speakers on creamery
and dairy subjects in the state will b.:
on the program. The day has been set
aside as special dairy and creamery
day in Allison. Thee reamery has been
built in such way and manner to
conform to the requirements of the
state dairy commission and no expense
has been spared in order to thoroughly
equip the plant.
The local freight train, coming from
the west last Monday on the Great
Western, was wrecked between Hamp-
ton and Hansell. The train had the
wreck car with the derrick and was
running at high speed, and it is
thought the p-heaviness of the der
rick caused it to overturn, carrying
with 1t five other cars besides the ca
boose. The caboose turned over twice
There were seven men inside and for
tunately none of them was injured
Traffic was INSTRUCTED for some time
on account Of the wreck
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

The reader Of this remarkable series
OF beauty talks by the great actress.
Ealeska Suratt, now appearing every
Wednesday in the Times Republican.
will probably be surprised al the re-
marEable simplicity Of her advice. You
will notice how little there is to do.
yet how important is the little that is
given. Il this simplicity lies the magic
OF Miss STRAITS art. different from the
complicated. 1iresome and burdensome
rules and theories Usually given for
beauty culture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

Special TO lIneS-ttepuDllcan.
Chelsea. June 19.-The following are
the teachers elected for next year:
Principal. H. NJ. Tiffany; grammar,
Miss Randolph. of Tama; intermediate.
Miss Josephine Shaler: primary, Miss
Louise Shaler, both of Chelsea.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Cross. living east of town,
Sunday.
Miss Anna Skarda is in the Mercy
hospital in Cedar Rapids where she is
recovering from an operation.
Children's day was observed by ap-
propriate exercises in the NJ. E church
last evening. The church was taste
fully decorated with ferns and flowers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

a day in warm water; am not going
to advise you to lie on your BACK on
the hard floor and kick up your neels
and flop your arms around in nail an
hours GREATNESS labor; 1 am not 60
ing 10 pose as food expert. denying
you the food you like best l am go
ing to let you eat pickles If you want
them. 4 am not going 20 pose as
doctor and talk about the internal or
gans. and say that IL YOU are not IN
good health you can not be beautiful
This is not true II it were, then very
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

When your child has whooping
cough be careful to keep the cough
loose and expectoration easy by giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy - may
be required. This remedy win also
liauify the tough mucus and make II
easier to expectorate. It has been used
successfully In many epidemics and =
safe and sure. For sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19
BVM6gg VaD@@k@ Smr@]tGGGy G@@ Worlds Ga@@
EmD@m@mG Of S@0geM@@l@ Beauty

when would arise in the morning with
hair disheveled. with drowsy eyes, and
the ruby on my cheek had gone, and
the palior OF the morning had come.
all the work Of the previous day had
vanished and another day of struggling
for twelve hours of beauty at the dress
ing table lay before me. Now the
mornings have no terrors for me. The
beauty work that I did yesterday, last
week, last month, last year, still re-
mains for today. tomorrow and the flu
ture. l live in peace and happiness
with the reckoning world before me.
They receive me with open arms, and
l love them.
Today have picked out for you one
of the most important of my beauty
secrets, and I am sure II you will do
exactly as l instruct you to do, you
will, in the next few weeks, say with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

clude Wisconsin's thirteen votes cast
for McGovern, which may or may not
stay in the Roosevelt column, and the
nine La Toilette votes from North
Dakota.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19
VOTE ON TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN AN INDEX.
.,.sssss.soa.so.s.a.aa.s:,.osa

The vote on temporary chairman as
compared with the table that was made
up when the national committee fin
ished its work on Saturday night is as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

WhatsD tsso ~ i
Why should . man com1Rit b1Gnmy
when trouble 10 availablo at - 1uch
lower prices!-Atchison 0Iobo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

1oloiS A'S'o w. w wv ~
One not voting in Michigan, New
York. Texas and Wisconsin. North
Dakota gave one vote for Houser.
Wisconsin gave l for Senator Gronna,
for Lowden. and for Hcuser.
The votes gained by Root over the
Taft strength are shown in the follow
~ Ia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-19

The seven votes in Illinois are in
structed for Roosevelt on the presi-
dency, the eight MARYLAND votes also
are Instructed for him, so are the
three from Oregon and six from Penn
sylvania.
The distinct Taft losses are as fol-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
Beauty Questions Answered

e. v. r. asks: "Will you please
tell me in your next Sunday paper
what will take sunburn or tan off
my neck? II is dreadfully tanned.
I have tried almost everything with.
out success"
This lotion quickly removes tan
under most circumstances:
Rose water pint.
Lemon juice OF.
puIyerixed boras or.
II the skin becomes irritsted by
this application pat cold cream into
It.
Please be bind enough TO give
ne some remedy for superfuous
hair growing on my face
There are depiIatory powders In
the market. Buy one Of them.
Make a thin paste by moistenins >
teaspeonfuI Of the powder viii
water. Spread the paste over the
affected parts Of the face. Leave
II on the face until there is sting
ing sensation in the skin. sersp,
of the paste and with IL should co, d,
ths sunerfiuous hairs. " the fS|
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
Where Sands Sing.

IN the North African deserts. at som.
times In the year. a curious phs-
nomenon can be heard.
II is the song Of the sands.1
No one can say whence this song
comes. but It is due to atmosphericsi
conditions.
There are two distinct sounds-ons Is
like the wind in telegraph poles. the
othe. like the sfter-reverbeFationo OF a
big striking clock.
During the time the song OF the
sands can be heard. some Of the sand
dunes, when trodden on. give out q
hollow. bell-like sound. And where me
surface Of the desert Is covered xith
sandstone q tinkling noise Is heard
when this IL trodden on.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
A Slight Error.

Two tourists were travelling Ia
I Spain. but they could not speak
the native language ana found con.
siderable difficulty In making known
their wants.
Eventually they came to q waysids
Inn. and decided that they would par
take Of roast beef with the usual trim.
mings
How shall we manage itr asked
one.
''oh. wen draw a picture Of q bullr.
replied the other.
The waiter was handed the drawing.
ana ieft them, apparently to executs
their order.
Then he came hack. but he had no
stsaming plate OF roast beef and York.
shire. Instead. he calmly handed them
two tickets for a bull light
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

body. Its heel should be on the
ground, the toe a little pointed In.
Slightly below the hips and not more
than four inches from the body
should be the level OF the grip.
Because freedom o. the wrists Is
so very important better practise
when not on the links with cane or
closed umbrella. Place the hands
together and hold them quite still In
front OF the hips, depending for the
motion OF the stick entirely upon the
wrists, Remember that the golf
stick swings on pivot formed BY
the hands and wrists.
One OF the benefits Of golf playing
to woman is that II teaches con-
centration. The eye must be kept
upon the ball, not before II Is struck
or while II Is leaving the sward. but
after II has left the ground.
IL you take up lawn tennis play
In moderation, especially al the be-
ginning I like tennis for women
because II induces a fine now Of
persplratlon that will carry the
clogging poisons out OF the system.
IL stimulates the circulation and
forces deep breathing. II has the
further value Of distributing the
exercise rather generally throughout
the muscles OF the body Many
women play tennis, but few play II
well. A reason Is that they ara
careless In learning the first princi
pies Of the game. They are liable to
gMsp the racket loosely. and this
spoils their play. Relax your grasp
and the racket will turn In the hand
while you make your stroke. Always
hold II by the extreme end, letting
the leather binding on the handle
rest against the palm.
For your preliminary pactise be-
fore you play game that is watched
by critical friends practise strokes
alone. Bat the ball against the
kitchen door or the barn door or the
neighbor's fence.
You will have spent your vacation
well II during 1t you learn to swim.
Train yourself to the confidence
and fearlessness that are necessary
to master swimming. Make yourself
realize that you need not fear deep
water. 1t is no more dangerous to
have two feet OF water over your
head than as many inches This Is
especially true OF salt water, for the
deepest water has the greatest power
to hold a body on its surface.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
YMSECR[BorB[AU1Y
No, l76-..Out of Doors the
Greatest Cosmetic
By Nine. LIMA CAVALIERI the Most Famous IivnS Reautv

st'tutlon 10 "run down" Just as q
rair Of shoes becomes "run down.
az the heels, or the hair itself 10
neglected. Are you sure that while
you have been anolntins your eye.
orows with vaselIns you have kept
them we'll brushed to free them
from dust7 " dust works its way
about the hair roots II 10 sure 10
choke than and eventually to make
halr fall cut. Massage your eve.
brows gently while pattina In lano.
line.
II. NJ =. writes: viii you kindly
inform me through your beauty col.
umn how ! can darken nv hair.
u Is brown, but I am very DESTROYS
OF black hair. ! would like some.
thing that will not injure nv hair
10 any great extent"
My dear H. NJ. F.-Don't Prae.
ucally all hair dyes are Injurious
except henns.
30 content with your dark brown
hair Manage the scalp we'll every
cay. erush your hair vioorously.a
da''y and a. the hair increases in.
v'uer u 10 likely to grow darker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

application 10 not successful make
another In . few days. Meanwhile
use cold cream pIentifully on the
face to siIsy irritation.
LeonR wants TO know what will
cause her eyebrows to grow, and
what will develop the bust.
u may surprise you, Miss Leona,
to learn that what develops one will
probably develop the other. n your
chest is fiat and your eyebrows
refuse to grow, though you have
used yaseline on them for months,
! should say you were aenemle,
and systematic body building that
will make the eyebrows grow will
also develop the bust. Spend az
many hours out Of doors every day
as you can. Eat nourishing foods,
as rare beef and green vegetables.
Sleep a great deal. Perhaps your
rhysicisn will prescribe a good iron
.os;e. A partial milk diet may re-
- your blood supply. Breathing
ply will be great aid In de-
ie2ins your chest. " your hair
: sparse II is sign that your con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

A Lucille Evening Gown of
Chiffon Cloth, with EN-
broidered Band, Ending in
Pointed Scallops.
sign OF which / am sending you .
sketch to-day.
This is an afternoon costume de-
signed TO- a garden party and shows
a novel scarf arrangement The
frock OF white silk mousseline has
a high waist line, the skirt hanging
in straight lines from a narrow
sirdle.
The scarf Of Powered chiffon
forms a wide bertha, completely
shrouding the bodice. is held In un-
der the girdle, and being loosely
drawn to the back. forms pannie-
draperies on each side.
At the back the scarf ID drawn
up to the girdle, the ends then hang
ing as a sash. hTe little frill at
the neck Is a quaint touch reminis-
cent Of Kate Greenawsy.
The other sketch shows q new
small bolero In a charmingly sim
pie evening gown. The gown Is OF
chiffon cloth and has an embroid-
cred band from the knees ending
in pointed scallops. The overskirt
shows the draped back that Paris Is
faYoring Just at the present The
little bolero is embroidered with
gold, and thick gold cord and tas-
SCI outline a high waistline
More elaborate is the sapphire blue
dinner gown shown in the photo
graph II Is ~ ne. seavily embroi-
dered with fui-'r =" sapphires and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
The Weary Waiter.

z VEN the bright Spring sun.h,,.
IL failed to cheer the man /, -.
motor car. He sat all huddled mn /,
his heavy driving coat
A friend passed.
Hello, Johnsoni" he said. -wha,,.
up' How long have you been here r.s
"oh. about four hours" said the mo-
torist miserabiy.
What's the trouble-tirs burstr
The motorist shook his head.
Engine gone wrongf Short OF "a.
trol' II so, l can
Thanks. old man. She's running
hne. and the tanks full"
Then what the dickens Ia the
Natter
"oh. nothing" incurred the meter
list I'm only waiting for my wife.
she's been kissing her sisters nav
baby ever since 10. In that house there
Perhaps she'll be finished presently;
then we can so home to dinner. I'm
80 hungry"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
By Lady Duff Gordon
Lucille"

THERE is no doubt at all now
that the pannier has come to
= stay, although at first 1t was
regarded as revival which would
not prove popular. This is not 80
surprising, however. when II Is seen
that the mode lends itself to such
dainty treatment as that Of the de-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
Poor Pussy.

AEent--Here Is book you can't sf-
ford to be without
victim-I never read books.
Agent-Buy II for your children.
yictim-I have no famlly-oniy .
cat
Agent--weil. don't you need . good.
heavy book TO throw at the cat some
timesT
He bought the book
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
The Raw Truth.

Hungry Caller Ieamss. what line
Is dinner!
Candid Butler--I as my horders, sir,
which Is to serve hup as soon as ever
you 20. sir
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
y Nine. Lima Cavalieri.

A RE you an out-of-doors girl
~ NOT Then suppose you be-
come one this Summer.
Make an essential part OF your va
cation that you shall learn one Of the
out-of-doors sports.
Shall 1t be golf? Then you will
have chosen well. for golf develops
the muscles which are not strong In
women, those OF the back. BY en-.
couraging deep breathing Il develops
her chest. BY causing her TO bend
considerably from the waist II
strengthens her abdominal muscles
Because II causes her to walk a
great deal 1t strengthens weak ankles
and develops the muscles Of the lower
leg. These points, remembered and
pnctised. will make you a better
golf player and will develop your
health and strength In a correspond
Ing ratio. Select your clubs with
careful view TO their length. and this
will depend upon your own height
and the length OF your arms. To
choose a club that is too long Is as
foolish and injurious as II Is, II you
are short, 10 sit upon a chair so
high that your feet dangle.
Learn a good position for your
strokes with wooden clubs at the
very beginning. You should be erect.
One leg should be straight under the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

amethyests. Violet silk cord Is uti-
LIKED In this embroidery. The skirt
is in two parts. The bodice Is dis.
tinguished by the net garniture, EN-
broide.ed to match the skirt 1t has
extremely wide hmono sleeves,
threaded with the stones. The scarf
Is OF shaded blue and violet chiffon.
Still another picture and style fe.
you. and this time the material Is
shot taffetas, in soft green and
brown shadings: the coat fairly long
and double-breasted, and fastenin,
with big crystal buttons, tw' more
being In decorative. evidence at tn
back, on lhe belt OF stitched silk,
which there holds In the very slighi
fulness, after the fashion of a man
travelling coat. Collar and cuffs
embroidered lawn Of the kue OF O.
ivory. with bordering rulings q
Valenciennes, are, howey T, an en-,
tirely feminine an fascinating
dition. while the skirt is just
arranged with front panel, which.
both as regards its width and its
finish OF crystal buttons at either
side, repeats the scheme of the coat,
and so. though ii is notably short in
itself, manages to give oe oming
length OF line to the figure.
II Is q delightful example OF the
demure simplicity, which, when thus
well cut and carried out, can be
almost daring and entirely success.
full. while then again a certain
cerise Shantung silk depends for
its effect on its beautiful coloring
and cut and the def placing Of just
a few silken braided ornaments and
pendant tassels.
Or. possibly. you may prefer q
white serge, whose coat II of the
straight. close cut. with which those
who know my favorite "Curate"
model. are already familiar. this one,
however. being broadly bordered
where il fastens round the hips with
an embroidery of oldyose soutache.
There is q collar, too. which is out
lined narrowly with black velvet.
and which bears the light burden OF
button of rose-hued enamel in
either curved corner, the long
revsrs being Of foulard silk, whose
Paisley patterning brings together
several shades of rose and blends
them with some quite beautiful
blues.
All this for the beautifying I
of the coat while on the skirt there
Is not even one button But the
its cut is quite perfect, while as the
worthy companion Of this ideal Sum.
mer tsilor-made there is Z white
straw hat, underlined with old ros
silk and upturned jauntiIy at one
side, where, 100, there is poised
bird Of spotless white plumage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
Simple Pannier Gar.
den Party Costume,
a Bolero Evening
Gown, and an Elab.
orately Embroidered
Dinner Gown of J
Sapphire Net

7 ADY DUFF-GORDoN. the ia.
nous Lucille" Of London, and
foremost creator Of fashion, IN the
world. writes each week the fashion article
for this newspaper, presenting all that j,
newest and best in styles for well-dres.ed
women.
Lady Duff. Gordon's new Psns esiab-
hshment brings her into close touch with
that centre Of fashion.
Lady DuH-6nrdon's Amenesn sstab-
ishment is at No. u Wat ThHb-sixth
street. New York City.