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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
ATTRACTS
GREAT CROWD
,oo D,IJAs PEOPLE CELEBRATE
IN LINN METROPOLIS.
S,aciaI Train Carries 225, Mhiie
Many Go in Autos; Falls City Gets
share of Crowd: Amity Gets some

More than 500 Dallas citizens Gel
sbrated in Albany yesterday accord
ing to the best estimates. Two nun
drad and twenty-five lett On '''
enacia1 train at o'clock and at least
- moro went over in autos. Dailas
badges were everywhere in eNioe'lee
and the Dallas band proved prom
iua,t feature of the day in the Lam
INT. netropolis. Albany never saw
= 1arger crowd than that which hiieu
her streets yesterday. They 'a,ii'
from, all directions in special rams
., autos and by team until the oiu
-, was TANNED with good ma
t,,r.d crowd Of humanity an Den,
upon enjoying themselves. Ahu -
tbev didn't it was their fauIL De1a ''a
49,. we're all sorts OF attractions
Trs two unfortunate incidents "a'
-. delay in the arrival Of the Port
land excursion over the oregon f-.s''
trio and the accident TO the Joy Dio
..-oplane which prevented h3t 'H'
flight Ell,
The Dallas delegation by uai'
-..rbe5 home about . o'clock I'M
morning. The members OF lNe
- .rtbusfastic over the reaineI
-r-,-5a5 them by the Albany p"opl
and speak in the highest terms o
-1-a hospitality freely given
Fau- city Has Crowd
q large number Of Dallas pop.
-.-.-raF the celebration at pau
60 tra regular and the
---5-. being crowded with people %
each trip up the valley
,---rars of others motor9-
- --s--- smitv securing ia
-.r-szantsr1n vhle many
.4-- Quietly az home or p-ln-.-7
---e ur -he numerous grove
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
POSTAL RECEIPTS
SHOW GAIN
INCREASE ASSURES FREE DE
LIVERY IN 1913.
Eirst Six Months of 1912 Shows Gain
of $50 Over Corresponding Period
i'm 1911: Postal Bank Flourishes.

Showing a net increase of $5lV.lo
for the first six months of the pres
ent year, the quarterly report haue
TO the postal department by POST
master c. G. Coad indicates that
with the same percentage OF increase
for the remainder of the year, the
necessary total receipts of $lO,Ooo
will be reached by the close OF the
first quarter of 1918, to entitle Dallas
to free mail delivery.
The report shows steady increase
in the receipts at the postotfice' Which
is the surest indication of the con-
slant growth of the city. For the
fiscal year closing June 30, 1917 tne
total receipts of the Dallas once
were $S.SOS.97, a gain OF $'Sz'44
over the fiscal year ending June o.
1911.
Receipts by Quarters.
The toaI receipts by quarters lor
the wear ending June 80, is as lo'-
lows: ooo -
First quarter, 1911 ...... $l'Soo'o
Second quarter ....''.'.'.'' 20 ~. =.
Third quarter .......''''''
Fourth quarter .......'.'.''' 80 i'''
While the increase for the rsca
voar inst closed over !he preViou
Z year if maintained for the cofhln'
| ouarters. would not be sufficient u
raise the total revenue to the pom
necessary, it will be noted that u
= rata of increase for the first nan
e The nresent year is much larger an
r win only have to be maintained WI.
= small additional amount to eht''l
e nallas to free delivery. The pas
+ used by the department for the r
= rating of postohices. are the rece'p
70 for the year ending March 81 heh'
e !. will he seen that there are thr'
e more quarters in which the neeu'
& ras,,lt NAV be attained. That u
= amount will reach the necessa'
$4,000 figure is the belief oil ros
d master Coad.
At Postal Bank Flourishes.
ID 1-n IN Wednesday night the loc
.y nostaI savings bank contained SlSe
RS With 26 depositors, an average
each depositor Of $53.3. This Is GO
ID sidered a very good average. Ihe
ID were originally 28 depositors bu' "
~ -.ccntlv closed their accounts.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05

G.. C.. Rhoades last week ma ,,s
- r.-srkablt trip in one OF ils
- e,-s Leaving Hinshoro h'
wsrt 10 Portland and thence ~ We w-.
~ o-ersn cIty 20 salem and Dl'..s. ..l-
- n-rs. De went go sheridan
~. vr-rsrfra and over the eoa-'
~. ,e Tiramook and Hay '-'s.
Tse return trip Ues MADE us ~,
,--,r--vrre and Forest Grove p
-.te7rt 40 "a record uas Haae' ~
-, being merely for Fl-
80. ~. country and he vas
-rart resE--ililsfai'
a-r
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
,RTON WILSON DIES FROM in =
urRIES RECEIVED WHEN
MACHINE TURNS TURTLE
ON FALLS CITY ROAD.
WIFE is NEAR DEATH
>,rs Wilson in Dallas Hospital With
cliobt Hold on Life; Other Occu-
pants of Car Escape With Bruises
Accident Happens Yesterday Morn
ing.

Marion Wilson, of Liberty, was
killed and Mrs. Wilson dangerously
iriured when the new five passenger
cartercar which Mr.. Wilson was
driving turned turtle on the faiie
CITY road three and one-hall illli0o
no,+,wast of Dallas shortly after
o'clock yesterday morning WilSo"
was still breathing when Drought ~
the Dallas hospital, but dleo aoou'
1920, Mrs. Wilson was also orousn.
to the hospital but the full extent u
,or iniuries have not been deter
mined although it is said she Is Al a
critical condition. She is still semi
conscious but was reported some pe'-
ter this morning
Car Capsizes at Curve
,,...aos nv and Mrs Wilson there
were in the car at the tllIle oi
accident. Mr.. and Mrs. IRWIN Oh lii'
si+,, and three children OF the VIII
SONS It is said that the hacnin0
was new one and that yesterday
was the third time Wilson hau uiitLn .,.a
it. The accident occurred al ,'o
north end of what is known do '''
..cutbria lane" At this point thele
ie - sharp turn and in some mdliiei
tho COR failed to take the curve
properly and skidded Off the si''uo,
throwing the occupants out '''l
turning completely over lailueu W
right on it's wheels. The heaNS INC
chine struck Wilson on the podS an,
bo s,s+ained internal injuries Wilci
caused his death. His vile was -
mred about the head ana
thought at first she might nav
fractured skull. She was ui'co. -,
scions when picked up, and IS s''
in comatose condition but 1t - ~ ~
lieved that she has chance loi
coyerv. Mr.. and Mrs. lr"IH
thrown clear of the car aS -
the children. and none oil tPe,i s
snr;o,lsl,. ininred although all suS
tanned bruises. 49,. obil
dren home with them
DaIIas Man Gives Ald'
Lee Crider, of Dallas, VINO W's e..
his wav TO Falls City was the ~. m
to find the unfortunates' ao
along a few minutes after lhe "
dent happened and telephoneo n
the city for medical assistance.
McCallon responded and ruSlT a
a
what he could to relieve '.' ,,u.
ers who were brought 10 tie
hospital as soon as poss'O'e'
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
DALLAS BUSI-
NESS FIRMS WILL AID in
BOOSTING COMMERCIAL
CLUB.
BETTER TRAIN SCHEDULES
Connections to and From
Tiuamook Points Promised Dallas;
Amusement Committee to Provide
Program of Sports on Date TO BE
Selected.

Thirtv-seven business firms and m
diyiduaIs of Dallas were admitted TO
membership in the Dallas CONNER
cial club at it's regular meeting wed
nesday night, following the work Oh
the finance committee which report
ed that while it had spent half DAY
or more in solicitation work it was
NOT more than half done. The new
members admitted under a suspeh-
sion of the rules, are as follows;
Sterling Furniture Co., Sweeney
Pros Dallas Iron Works, Dallas So
da Works. Crawford & Bilyeu, Lioyd
Kohari Lee Smith, Stow & Co., s.
M Ray Dallas Steam Laundry, sam
Rirk. B. r. Watson, Brown q Slpley'
Dallas chop House, oregon power
Co. oscar Hayter, B. F. Butler -
p stone, F. f. Cook, Mrs. Bertha
Toner Mrs. Winnie Braden, l.. u
Daniel. Mccain & Collins Dallas
Mercantile company Dallas Iele-
nhone Co., c. G. Coad, Star TRANSFER
, 70 Emmerson & Nash, I. Y. Lynch
g Son. Geo. w. Hinshaw II. o. Lane
A w. Bennett, N. Anderson, Dun
gan Bros. Harry Marshall, s., r. I
' e. w Railway Co, Geo. r. skill
Nranv of these firms, or rather th'
: individuals composing them were al
\ readv either members of the CLUB
had contributed to it's support durlhI
n +ha mast wear, but, under the heN
y constitution, they have been adrllltte
as firms or corporations. Supscrlp'
ion 70 the support of the club ho'
entities one to membership therei
without the further payment OF due
Retter Connections Probable.
Chairman Soehren, from the con
,,ittee on railroads reported that q
II had taken up the matter OF bett'
+rair connection to and from Illl'
,,oou noints via. Whiteson with II
roilroad company and had been a
sured that the matter would De j
lie yastieated and thought the improV
-, mont would be made. He sald
-. NOT so enthusiastic over u
ne. ,harpa in time on the s., F. {.
w 20 connect with the oregon Ele
trio at Salem.
al chairman Fuller Of the roads al
bigbwavs committee reported III
'u- tho Cooper Hollow road won
IN nrobably be ordered by the Couh
ne Court as the report Of the We've
had been favorable.
'as The amusement committee reP"i
ace nat the Dallas Artisans lodge u
m t,,rped over to them a sum oi mon
ma which would be used in a series
aW enorts etc. on some Saturday n'e
leo aurfng the summer. the date TO
= decided later
ms y /. Guy brought up the ma'
oid of long distance telephone ser'
na- 1,.tveen Dallas and Portland .
ent .f,s5 an instance Of alleged discri
II nation against this city. and cal
use .,tertion 60 the fact that saiefh
'hs' ,,ucb better rates. The matter
vas -.fe-re5 10 the committee on
'i'- and County affairs.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
BARHAM BUYS COOK BUSINESS

Z. f. Cook sells to f"f'''si -
Nav Move to Harvey Coun'S' 5 the
Parbarn has purchased ~.
real estate business lo'i''.- court
Quoted by F. f. Cook on 1r-
stree. taking possession al ON -
Cook and brother LETT Jul and
he may decide TO loea's .,-s-g 90
the event that he finds no'---- 90 on
suit he will return 10 Dai.aS ---r.-,
ter partnership with AI- -. neal
The latter formerly owned '--- ,-.-r
e-,s-s C@-a hut sold it t'
more than a year ago
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05

1Tr. and Mrs B. T. "e--7 - o.
sren left on the Afternoon - -
Bsust5n for a visit unl-
Fourth with relatives
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
DEPENDENCE HAS
LIVE CLUB
oo,,>ERCTAL CLUB ELECTS j. g.
MCINTOSH SECRETARY.
,,,o,, Work Is Outlined; Miss Helen
Etop Meets With serious Accident;
~-o,,.s Notes From Lively City.

1ndependence. July 3.-tspeeiap
us, 1ndanendence Commercial club
IT in regular session on the
.,.a,trg Of July End. with President
ro,ner in the chair. The meeting
,.as well attended and good interest
p F Swope resigned as
SHOW, ,.-,,. and J. :. Mcintosh was
elected. aar,itted as
hers. DR.. Mcintyre, {. h biSe
md q A. Hurley. -,.h
anu 1-se work of the Commercial cruz
~ II. ..-,. Is one to be commended
III +bare is great deal more 10
a.. l''' In with NIr. Mcintosh as SEC
Dz -. the work will be carried ou'
re'.l. % ~ lines suggested from time
:, time by the club.
News NOtcs.
,r- C. Ball. Of Fresno anu ,l., --., --.',
M - ,bs cfty yesterday on his way
"'s .srftsl He expressed as oeih4
10 -''- - with the conditions mere
weN pleaseA -.-.-srror from
Mr. Thompson. c'ntI4','' -. -
-sIem was in town yesterday Oh l7
m n Mcintyre moved his Once ,, az
u and fixtures into the Hirzan
-. rrrfsre on the corner Oh -N'''
--p and First streets
myI,a ,-,s. Helen Eaton met with as. a s.
- sr-.Fs1t while riding a her-
cooper farm vher
+. s5s IS l.-Ir- thlz ---sfr-
r-u the hQr=s emo 49,
f-srars Of the arm anu
-o- Of The CHOW .. ,
@ J.ls- Was en- from SCUM
-- ia ll5raz today
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05

,r-. r. IT. ,Iorrison returned We'd
-I-- from salem where she has
b..r enaeaEed az a HienioeI q t -
-..ts t--rd q examiners on ieaeh-
.--. rartIfcates-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
|. j. j. j. j. j. j. I. j. j. j. !. i i. 4 i d
+ BAND TO GO TO PORTLAND !
Dallas Classy Musical Organ
ization VIII Lead Albany
FIks i'm Great Parade.

j. Negotiations We're completed =
j. at Albany yesterday between y
! the Albany lodge of Elks and =
j. the Dallas band, whereby the :
j latter will go to Portland next :
j Thursday with the Albany dele :
!. CATION and appear in the great =
!. parade at the head of that lodge. =
i The band will go over to Salem =
J. early Thursday morning and take =
i the special Elk's train from Al =
j. bany, returning in the evening. =
j. j. j j. J. j j. i + i i i i i y = =
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
Injured at Ashland.

william Tyler-smith' orosns' oitv
Mrs. F. ]. Craven ol ..,rcv-
was injured yesterday in a nU,y, S,,,a 70
Gle accident at Ashland aecoroiis .,pt
a telegam received here Ias' tn,,,sr ,,-T
DR. Tvrer-smith. of sheridan ia'Hs. .,,.
of the iniured man hurried 70 '"s
Southern oregon city last hi7'''
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05

J. z. Miller has reeenLs
s,-s substauual and slshuy .-
--graments at his pleasant nom
-r--b of the city he has aaosu q
-,-,-oFfoas sleeping porch, ana p
- r-ra-s on the east Of tho
t,-.s and fresh paint has very ma
-.-i.rr Improved the app arai1' ''
the r-ar .=
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05
woopNEN ELECT OFFICERS

Dallas W. o. W. camp
iaIs For Semi-Annual ler"'
Omcers for the ensuing sei'''-ll'-
,,sI term were elected az the Tesu-
1.r session Tuesday night Of Dail'S
caun w o. W. No. 2O9 as follows.
Tracy staats. past consu'' " 49,, --r'.,,
T4svez consul commander W @ Mlsoi
,,-res clerk: r. T. Reed a'' 's'i
lieutenant; ]. Dri5eo'L banker -
r,,g,ecker. escort: AT stowe, Wa'en-
man. l. H. McEee' senus' -
rjske. p. Berg O.. J. Hubbard. .'''"
-. Dr. Y. O.. stats. physician
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-05

the city. -t... am
-r rirbt when the returning 'e'S
,.-.rts began burning fireworks ana
l-ept il Up until a late hour
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26

An entertainment and lecture will
be given by TSUNE0 TAKAHASHI
of Japan, who will speak on "War
Between the L. S. and Japan?" en-
fluence of American Misssionaries"
and "Her Queer Customs and Man
nerS."
AT the close of the entertainment
they will give away, free, by draw
ing, the following souvenirs: Satin
Panels, 26x30 inch, dragon design,
heavily embroidered with gold
thread, value $40 each. Beautiful
Hand Paintings of Fuji Mountain, on
cloth, size 24x24 inch, value So each.
Number Of exquisite Hand Drawn
work Collars, value rs cents each !;
Jade Stone Bracelets. Genuine Bam-
boo Kushi, and other curios.
He can do this because he is sent
here by the Wedding Bells Tea AS
sociation in order to introduce pure
uncolored Japan Tea, which is the
chief product of his country.
Admission is entirely free. Don't
forget the date and bring your
friends.
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26
WHO'S WHO.

o ship of state, thou might craft,
Michigan, My Michigan.
Who's steering you, T. r. or Taft?
Michigan, My Michigan.
The factions of your G. o. p.
Would best get busy and agree,
Or else its finish we can see,
Michigan, My Michigan.
Pray, kindly tell us who is who,
Michigan, My Michigan.
Which delegation will get through?
Michigan, My Michigan.
There's one superfluous campaign
hat
In your ring now, we'll tell you that,
Look out, or you'll 60 Democrat,
Michigan, My Michigan.
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26

The Free Methodists will hold
their their quarterly meeting at the
Pine Run school house, Arbela town.
ship, commencing April 26, holding
over the Sabbath. Services Friday
evening, 1880; Saturday afternoon, 2
O'Clock, Saturday evening, 1880; Sun
day morning, $50; Sunday evening,
1880, local time. F. ]. Calkins, pre-
siding. 8-2t
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26
Without the Knife

call talk with the people you will
will be welcome and find them ready to tell things
benefits they received in many
than they expected If feel like doing this do
will not be infringing rights be in the
way absolutely know what doing would hesi
invite meet and body might find in
my only repeat taken Course of Di
without receiving benefit and produce
the patients prove it.
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26
Every Woman Should
Know

where operations advised and
they absolutely and
the patient They advised because
and it's to get
pleasant matter off hands realizes
what can be done by the app
cation of modern believe am the only physician that
actually treats by the Direct Method in the
city that offices filled daily with people
that have elsewhere and failed them
are convinced them what failed
that has taken course of treatment at
my office but what has received benefit
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26

One of our Vacuum Cleaners will
clean your carpets and rugs quick
er and do it better than half doz-
en- men could do with clubs. Get
the habit. Be up to date. Sale or
rent. Bodine'S.
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26
NOTICE
Early Closing Movemer

Believing that shorter work
day will be beneficial to all parties
concerned, we have decided to close
our place of business from now on
at s o'clock p. m. Standard time, ex-
cepting Saturdays, when we will
close at 9 o'clock. We ask your
kindly cooperation. Bodine's drug
store.
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26

When your heels hit hard, and your
head feels queer;
And the buds are a-buslin' far and
near
When tho sun shines bright, and the
airs just right;
And you feel like yelling with all
your might
It's spring, old man, It's spring!
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26

Prevent disease among your cat
tie, hogs and poultry by spraying
your buildings. One Of our spray
pumps and little Zenolcum will
save you good many dollars and q
deal of trouble. Let us show you.
Bodine's.
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26
c. E. NOTES

The topic for next Sunday even
ing is: "The Home Missions of My
Denomination" A birds eye view.
Ps. 1882. We are coming to q
harvest such as earth has never
known. Out of every tongue and
nation God is gathering his own.
Leader, Mrs. Hathaway.
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26
WHY THE MISSISSIPPI?

The great Mississippi River, which
is causing such damage thiS\ spring,
is certainly true TO name applied 10
il by the Indians, can almost endless
river spread out"
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26
| Can Cure Diseases of Woman If a
Cure be Possible

make specially their chronic
successes that feel confident there
which be cured This is due
mvD
The Clio messenger., 1912-04-26

See the new line of Sailors and
Street Hats at Mrs. C. C. Beeman's.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-02-17
COURyILLE-BOURKE.

COURyILLE-BOURKE.
Tuesday, at three o'clock iu the
evening Mr.. Joseph Courville, son
Of Mr.. Ozeme Courvills was mar.
ried to Miss Eunice Bourke, the
daughter of Mr.. Simellisn Bourke.
The marriage ceremony was per.
formed at the Catholic Church by
Father Moriu.
JUDICE-DUGAS.
Tuesday at Eve o'clock in the
evening Mr.. George Judioe, son of
Mrs. Godfrey Judios was married
to Miss Laurs Dugss. a grand
child of Mr.. Dumas Bernard, the
ceremony being performed by Fa-
ther NORM at tho Catholic church.
GUIDRY BOREL.
Mr.. Louis Guidry. son of Oc-
tave Guidry was married to Miss
Antonia Borrel. daughter of Mr.,
Albert Borrel, both of Catahouls
Monday evening at ths Catholic
Church, the marriage ceremony
being performed by Father Norm
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-02-17

There is al effort being made
iu New Orleans to reduce the fire
insurance rates, which the fire
Marshal proved. as fixed by the
famous State Rating Board is
ruinous TO the city aud stale. We
trust that the new administration
and legislature will throw over
board the State Rating Board, its
stupid insurance lave and other
boards created merely to give fat
jobs to the politicians. Do away
with all these grating boards.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-02-17
Shocking Sounds

i'm the earth are sometimes heard before
a terrible earthquake, that warn OF the
peril. Natures warnings are
kind. That dull pain or ache in the
back warns you the Kidneys need attsn-
ton il you would escape those danger
Gus uIaladies, dropsy, diabetes or brights
disease. Take Electic Bitrers at once
and see bxckache fly and all your best
feeling return. MY ron received great
benefit from their use for kidney and
bladder trouble" writes Peter Bondv,
South ROckwOOd, Mich. "it il certainly
a great kidney medicine" Trv il. %
cents at all druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-02-17

A piece Of flannel dampened with Cham
berlains Liniment and bound on to the
affected parts 10 superior to aud plaster.
When troubled with lame back or pains
in the side or chest give it trial aud
you are certain to be more than pleased
with the prompt relief which it affords.
Sold by all druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-02-17

When her child 10 In danger woman
will risk her life to protect 1t. No great
act OF her0ism or risk Of life is necessa-
ry to protect q child from croug. Give
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and all
danger Is avoided. For sale BY all drug
gists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-02-17
MARRIED.
GUIRARD-SIMON.

Mr.. Eddie Guirard and Mrs.
Rena Simon were quietly married
married by Father NORM at 7:3O
o'clock Monday night, ct the Pres
bytery.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-02-17
The people OF Arnaudvills want

The people OF Arnaudvills want
a refinery. They are in tho same
condition a. many other sections,
needing q modern refinery, but it
is not al easy matter to induce
capital in that line. of industry.
especially at this time whom the
tariff is being revised and the su-
gar industry threatened by ad-
verse tariff legislation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-17

San Francisco bay has been con-
quered for the first time by a
woman. Twenty-year-old Nellie
Schmidt of Alameda, holder of
the woman's record for the Cold
en- Gate course, recently from the
Vallego st. wharf to the Oakland
mole. about five miles, in three
hours and six minutes.
To prove California's suprem-
acy In aQuatice, Miss Schmidt.
who is famed as a high diver, will
attempt in the near future to low
er the worlds record for the mile.
now held by Annette Kellerman
of Australia-32 minutes "A Sec
onds. She also has announced
that she hopes soon to circle the
Seal rocks, near the Cliff house.
This course no woman has ever
attempted. or the many men
swimmers who have made the at
tempt only four have succeeded.
Miss Schmidt used the d1mble
overland stroke, varying 1t for
rest with the single stroke.
A half hour delay, at the start,
through waiting for moving pic
lures, brought Miss Schmidt
against the first flow of the ebb-
ing tide Just as she was abreast
of the Alameda pier, her original
goal. Her long ''trudgeon" stroke
only equaled the strength of the
! tide.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-17

shows the form much
their low cut waists Indeed Queen Victoria only the
the prudh
the day of her DEATH low
permissible
No could modesy of
she through
beautiful
Usually the who rails
dress farther I'M
modesy lies.
1t is questionable taste for make
the street where she will the
their point of view but the with clean mind
refined taste will look mmodes
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place. becoming
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with
marks having little brains
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est sin in the world the sin against c0nventonaty