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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-28
IA FOLLETTE'S
OPINION ON
It ALL NOW

MADISON, Wis. June 26.--An
editorial slnnod by Senator Robert
N, la Toilette, dealing with his
views on Theodore Roosevelt and
the progressive cause. " the feature
Of the senator's weekly, published
today. Ia Toilette says In part;
"until Roosevelt eamc Into the
open as candidate for the presl.
derey five months age there was a
strong and rapidly growing progress
sive movement within tho repub.
ilean party. Il was based upon
clearly defined principles. u stood
for the best modern political
thought on Fundamental democracy.
n had assumed national propor-
tiens. II was united.
into this movement. when II
gave promise OF national success.
Roosevelt projected hts ambition to
be president a third time. He
spent weeks carefully planning n
spontaneous CALI for himself. He
responded by announcing that he
would be n receptive candidate.
This candidacy began TO drag lie
and his friends were In despair.
Then came his defeat 10 North
Dakota lie became desperate. An
enormous campaign fund was
raised Headquarters were opened
in New York. Washington. Chicago
and states east and west News
paper writer's were engaged at
large pay TO boom his candidacy.
Special trains we're hired and the
receptive candidate started In
frantic pursuit OF the nomination.
"fn the history OF American pol.
tiles there has never been In n pri.
mary campaign for presidential
nomination an approach 10 the ex.
travagant expenditures made in
his campaign. Men notoriously
Identified with the steel trust and
tho Harvester trust became his
most active supporters. Leading
rcsctionaries. standpa,ters and po-
lltical bosses OF the Quay sort DO
came hls closest political friends
aud representatives IN many states.
Upon Theodore Roosevelt and
nis tDlluWerA fVtth tne E"spoo'totit'
~ OF having divided the progress.
slves In their FIRST national contest.
Stimulated by an overmasterimg
desire TO win. they denounced 10y
atty TO convention aud principle as
stubborn selfiahnass.-
The progressive movement does
no, ccnsis; Of few self-eonssisused
leaders u consists Of millions OF
thouahtfal citizens drawn together
By a common belief In esrsaln prin-
ciples. They will permit no comb
nation Of special interests ard po-
iisieaf espedieney 10 secure control
Of the progressive cause which 10
ultimately to redeem democracy
and restore government 10 the PEG
pie.
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1000 WOMEN ON
A fOoN MILE TRIP

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s.--Fol
lowing 4 strenuous days session IN
the interests OF civic reform, the
delegates TO the nth biennial con
ventIon OF the General Federation
OF womeus clubs rested from their
Iab0rs today and enjoyed an excur'
slon into the country.
Il was Santa Clara Valley day
and the 900 odd visiting ciubwom'
en- and their friends took 100
mile trip.
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TRAMP BURNS
UP $4,000

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. June "a.
The clubhouse Of the famous
Santa Barbara country club NJ Mon
teeito was burned early today. with
a iosa Of 100000. A supposed tramp.
who had severely cut tho clubs
steward during an encounter. set
fire 10 the building In an effort. it
was believed. TO hide the more
serious crime. The steward viii
recover. The tramp escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-28
SEES MIKADO

TOXIC. June 2s.--Dr. Chas. w.
Eliot. president emeritus Of Har'
ward university. who ia touring the
Orient. was received In imperial
audience here today At luncheon
Ia hls honor given in the detached
palace
DR.. Eliot expects 10 sail on Sat
urday, July s. from Yokohama for
the United States.
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TAFT WILL KEEP
OFFICES GOING

WARRINGTON. June pa
After conferences with law %.
fieers OF various departments
II seems probable that before
night President TAN Will Issue
. statement assuming full re-
sponsibillty for keeping all de-
psrsmerss and branches Of the
government running Monday In
spite Of tho fact that the pres
ens appropriations expire Sun
day az midnight and no provls-
Ion has been made for the pay
mens Of government employees
after that time.
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TRIAL ADJOURNS

Los ANGELES. June ss.-Iie-
cause Juror t. A. Leavitt vas
threatened with appendicitis. tho
barrow trial was adjourned today
until Monday. Leavitt Il under a
physicians care. II be Is incapae-
ltatcd the trial will proceed Monday
with the thirteenth Juror. A. NJ.
Blskesley In the box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-28
RUSHLIGHT
GIVES BAIL

PORTLAND. Or. June IS
Mayor A. O. RushlIght. Indicted
here by the county grand fury ON
a charge OF offering hrihe 20 Dep
uty District Attorney Collier today.
has given bail and says he IL pre-
pared 10 fight the case. lie stated
emphatlcally that he would not TO
sign.
Chief OF Police Slower and Cap
tain o. Detectives naty. Indicted
with Mayor Rnshiigh, on the same
charge. also are prepared for viz.
orous defense.
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CAR LINE BIDS

bids will be called for this after
noon az .. IN. BY board Of public
works for the construction % the
Municipal railway line. The pro
gram was TO call for them this
morning. but too much time was
taken up with the bids for Cedar
river Dam No. 2
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Personal.

a%s>f~~s~~NNs~~e&esf N@sftes~FNf~f~NfH~fNf
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 400 cAnen cured pact twg
years, ages 4 20 10. Harvard
hystem, slf icitei nlds., Seattle.
Clocks called Tor, repaired. deils-
cred, tIuaon. al Hineklay Hlds
Elliott ails
Would like 10 buy invailda rubber
bed pillow, n reasonable. Phone
Queen Anne Csc.
Mime. Francois, medical baths. eiec-
therapeutics, mAnicurtng. CHI
ropody. III Union. Apt Q.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpsned, zoe
dos. raNors. acc, etc itoi 9Th as.
TouPEEh, wios~-Aii kinds 81 hair
work. korb, lei SprinG. Ind thss
viii Mira carrie Heid call Richard
liawk az Hotel stevens AZ oneei
Nurnc, best of cts references. q. A.
2tod
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses. Jos Pine street
Nichols. bunsalowa Hinokiey Islk.
Say n saw ID IN Ths star"
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Acreage.
HOMESfffk EHS-
LOOK THESE OVER


Here are a few choice locations for
a ranch or little farm close 10 and
within driving distance OF Seat
Ties market
TO acres. on county road. This n
good alder and maple land Price
$3.50, terms 800 cash and 90 a
month.
10 acres, on good wagon road. for
800, terms 500 cash and go a
month. ThiA Will make good
fruit. berry and chicken ranch.
acres. partially improved. on good
wagon road, $500. terms $50 cash
aud ti0 a month,
acres whore one can handle several
thousand chickens. besides berries
and fruit Price 1850. terms aE5
cash and 90 a month.
IN you are interested and want n
ranch. come over a. Kirkland We
Will show you these and other
suitable places. Take a Madison
car and county ferry or ateame =
uranin G9 boats daily 90 Burke
a farrar's office IN Kirkland. or
call 100 Cherry 81
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City Real Estate.

LOT b0xl00 FIT
$500. half cash. located one block
from Ballard North car. See this
tomorrow.
ROY Il. POWERS
6237 Ballard Av.
Phone Ballard 400.
bO-FOOT LOT IN PAVED DISTRICT
on car, between two parks, best Se-
attic residence district. Price $3.50.
No other lot near for less than
$1,000 This Is a snap.
OSCAR JENSEN a. co.
3i4 Northern Bank Bldg. fth q Pike
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APARTMENTS for Rent.

NT~rOWWVWNTN"OWWW
COPELAND Court, 1903 Minor rooms.
furnished, with light. $40. Main t2lo.
Isxoelsior Apts.--Furnished and un-
furnished 9th and Pike. Main 1881.
81 Lawrence, iS0eh sth--comfort-
able. close In. Main sJoi. sif up.
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Special Notices.

Ne~~~~~~~<~er~~~~N~~ sr~eers<~<~r~r~N~r>r>ST>>.
Jose Benito, prof Of botany ana
medicine: Spanish steam baths, eH-
peciniiy. Goiondrina IMMINENT Tor
rheumatism, paralysis, nerves,
ma chronic Diseases. and for all
sorts Of skin diseases. Hours ! 70
and TO . D. IN. sdIbh Ballard
Ave Room 4, Trafton Hotel
Phone Ballard 1888.
Seattle summer School for grammar
grade pupils at odd Fellows tent
pie, June "a TO August 2, morning
sessions; tutoring In high school
sub Jects furnished. Phone Beacon
2b4s or Harrison 3G07.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-28
Business Chances.


La cUANuTEMoc MINING q
eor.D spASfsiii 'i misf 81 MEXICO,
OFFERS limited BLOCK Of 10000
shares AZ seycnty-flye cents, PAR
VALUE 1850
THE OILY cur EDGED mining
stock ever offered In tho Seattle
ritz Only 0rTurTE inves,men,
N mines PRODUCING SILVER
tFAD aud GOLD.
THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY the pub.
NC has had 20 tnvest in minir 4
,., WITH nc slsmsnt q speea'
yorR fSvEsTMEST Will RE IN.
sunED ~ YOu DESIRE
riiE SHELTER 10 ready for install
There il ores fseif- fluring) blocked
ou, IN ono tmnnel csc feet deep
running from tss 60 tlis the ton
% run the coinpany'a smslter for
~ 20 10 years
Much Of The ores run re per cent
lad and isi ounces silver. besides
There are II other tunnels and "a
shafts and openings. all In abund'
anee 81 pay ere
No timbering required and no pump
Ing necessary. Good tEaneportA'
The CONTROL OF the company IL In
the Interest 81 the small stock
holders the total number Of which
VIII probably not exceed 80 when
the subscription books are elosed
the number nos being 20.
This stock "a offered for the purpoHs
90 raising additional .opcratinR
/. oanlfat The shareholders ma
reasonably expect a aetisfertor1
dividend within q period % fsw
months aft~r the sneitsr f. start
81 The afne7ter should be In fuil
operation within 50 days
III ~ emoug tho 50 additional stock.
holders, you will have TO ae'
rcTns n sale. ONE HALF CASH
eafancs when smeiser IL 10 opeF'
cali Al office 81 company. 7ss Henry
HidR Fourth and union.
CDNlE.SsiONERS. ATTENTION
We Will self te ths highest bidaes
tho exclusive concession for mrr.
fy*zo-round. dancing pavilion anf
other Rmuaeinenta Tor the great
Kirkland celebration on July {
LARGE crowds assured. Bis tnoney
for the eonccssionorn. Apply AZ
enre. Kirkland State Bank. Kirk
lard. Washington.
fadies tailored suit sale continued
thIs week al half off suits fol
Gii.EiiousEs NEW LOCATION
BROADWAY AND PINE
IL Arr X 81 t0omia, iTis Ikth az
will call az The star office. shs
will receive FREE two box seat
tickets 10 rantATeH theatre.
FOR Aaie--Translcnt hotel. ~ rooms
down town. part cash. KISS. care
%far
Grocery and ger merchandise store,
eats hiiahsd years. ota OF the best
on tho list NJ Chambers, Tpkwtls.
Wanted = Your printing. & \ Walk
ar. 1891 westiRke. near Pins FL SIS
bye works for sale. INVESTIGATES Al
once. Address X 80, The star.
VIII contract to clear land for halt
cost % hand labor. Z.ss. care star
NIchoIa. hnnEa low nlnzkIsy nIk.
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Furnished Houses

-
Completely furnished modern house,
fruit piano, summer months, low
rent. Elliott 1893 X.
Small furnished house, nice yard.
close 60 Phinney car. Inquire A..
Tent. g72e First N, w
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Room and board for two In private
family. 9a9 w. cath. Ballard. or
Ballard lats
school children boarded reasonable.
HuaHon ffH
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Homestcads.

Have just returned from famous
Fergus county, Montana, where l
located every man who saw the
land. The most favored wheat belt
of North America. no irrigation.
VIII return there July on special
excursion rates furnished by the
Chicago, Milwaukee a. Puget
Sound Try. A few excellent home
steads left close TO the railroad.
Act at once. q. J. Mcfarland, 3l4
Itallau Itlltr
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A HOME AND A JOB
BACK TO THE LAND

WE HAVE 8. 10. 20. 4o.acre tracts,
deep rich loan, free from rock and
gravel iogEed-off burned over
aoed town. ,n.,ketm etr
WE HAVE no rock or gravel 10 sell
you. Old improved farms IN neign-
h0fhood prove coneluniNeiy tins
good quality Of soil
III yOu DESIRE. WE WILL EH.
CURE You EMPLOYMENT IN
NEARBY AILfA. This proposition
II absolutely one Of high quality
and low price, and VIII stand the
closest Investigation.
Price fas.0o 10 5000 per acre. Easy
tHrma
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- lane ss-The Japanese
lVNsS ,sIva ran upon a rock
~ lsland today. The crew
r,slsed safe. --.----.------
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For Sale--F urniture.

~>~~~4~~~~>~ro~~ ~<N~~~~4~NN~~~~
Furniture OF four rooms for sale. al
most new, and complete. 725 y.
SOth,
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Male and Female Help
Wanted

" unNGu
@~s~s~<~fS~~a-~~@~~~f~<
wASrED~~i5ERTtr pfckEftS
The raspberry ana black hvrfg grow
efn - Sumner and ruynilup hre|
abort % berry piekers They paw
sec per cfAte for picking raHphTr-l
ftes. which Will last stx weeks.
when black berries comusucr The
growers fnrniah ca bins. buu&e.
wood. water ard cook stevsA. The
ptrkern fufnish bcd1irg ard cook =
lag utensfin Take NJ y. train 10
either Sumner or fuYaliup and
call AZ TIE offiras % y and =
Assn. where The growers viii
rect you with Wagons No rhil.l
dren under 40 allowed 20 pick. Al p
though I esunfl child not Oh jec .
tlonabl~ N kept ou, OF fisld.
Come az once. and 10 possible brink
camping ottftt. Including tent.
TlE prTAf.Lrp a StxfSEft
FRUIT GitoMEIiH ASSN.
M nhoFtrourae home bookkeeping
Instructions guarantee quaiifica Il
tlonn 40 days asnistancs position. Il
student or business man. Agents
wanted everywhefe. Address Ac-
cauntant 2a1 Waite huiiiirg.
Experienced lady and gentlemen So
IIcif8ra Ace our photo cpntracfH.|
Hest proposition yet. Sells on
sight Chrtsty Htudl0. 1905 North
efu hank
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M SENTENCE
FOR THIS BARON

NONE Of If princess Giolia TIT
II rs ~ s.., I; TellA. lady In waitins
- sa Hssna. IN March; 1871.
I oFsss. ,a as raterno. former
~ s .,sssr 10 the Italian army,
rsslrs s,,,'s sentence Of life Inn.
- lsass sessn years Of which
' :. spsa, in solitary eon l.inl,,,
- y s ~ baron collapsed when
~ as ~ pronounced. lie has
sn'sHr. .'',ss attempted suicide
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

Y -
Nee Clean housekeeping rooms AZ
Hotel ffufton. sszb Ballard av. Ball
lard 1853,
CAPITAL HOTEis-@i0s Jackson ~.
aoe 70 tl.to day. o. SO 10 o. week.
HOTEL CLARENDON sth az.
=. hoons SOC and Tse. Elliott bt7i ,.
Hotel Imperial busy house, eth
ana Pike, rooms sbe, ssc, Zoe day,
The Ualiatin, rooms taBo per wk
up iqie Pike street Main 1881.
Hotel Consul. bth aud Wash. fn,s.
VI aud up beds Use. free baths.
ROYAL HoTEfs-~f0f Fifth av. 9Bo
70 fhu night. Ills 10 "a week.
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a. nv individual personal At
- b each patient: ! am nc
a csu,pxay. beons to no Com
.mr,os no transient help. on'
81 osr vork and am personally
-rxsle ior same.
i IS Should know ycur den'isi
- "a your doctor Beware Of
"a '!stisicns names
S,r,hss ubo DO not use their
q. ,snes In practice are not
sly Il ycur patronage.
|fua you when a dentist en-
IN traasisu, help and calls them
|GgfAiisrS" etc. beaverton
n Ircxlng upon your Ignorance
os,slry. generally to get your
~
Tn No Citrate Dental Company
lrchiax r.dicnlously low prices
1 kroy 10 allure you In the Of
NJ tAss telling .you Il have
SkAiax % mach better for just
~ II more money.~ etc.
5 charges are just enough 10
raplish the best In dentistry. 20
e urxfal. painless work. and
,lrln;s.y guarantee the results.
o. [. o. GRANT
,st5 Liberty Building.
O. Tnlrd Ave. and Union 81.
Opposite Postoffiee.
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For Sale-Wood and Coal.

fstsnf dust pan Viii flrst i load coal
Wainwright & Mcleod. Phones t2is
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Funeral Directors.

II. n. nUTTERwoRTH q SONS.
1921 First avs. Main or Elliott sts.
UniVeraity Undertaking Pariora. f2la
18th ~ II. North 2iz w. 10 Fork
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RAY BRUiET
Al IFUea Tftf0


Choice 70 acres with large house.
fully equipped Tor chickens. run
ming water, about half thoroughly
cleared. balance IN clover pasture.
VIII exchange for good Income
property.
go acres Of timber. located on salt
water. VIII take half cash and
balance IN city property. a npien-
did Investment
A yacht wanted. about 20 h. p large
enough 20 handle party Of 30 peo-
pie.
Have all kinds OF Vancouver prop
eFty 20 offer for sale.
NJ. X. KNUPPENBuRG LAND co.
gis Columbia So Phone Elliott $3.50.
suoUAMisH on THE SOUND.
90 minutes from Pier ,. foot Of Mad
acres, rich alder bottom land.
81 geo. $50 cash. tis month.
acres good upland. with some
alder land. 1850. terms OF $40 cash.
go month.
~ acres. good upland. s3Ts: tIe
All near the townal,a ana dock.
Lots soxieo feet, IN TOWNSHIP. te3:
terms OF " cash. 81 month.
suquamish. tho new city. 10 n live
issue
q. II. DROCKMAN
Phone Elliott iise sol New York MA
1 HAVE ons tract 81 10 acres which
I will SELL Tor fteA cash or $3.50 on
terms. one tract OF 90 acres which
win sell for fi.io9 on terms or
81 600 for one. half cash. This a
some Of the best land In Western
Washington, near Seattle and
near railroad station. other land
this close 20 Seattle sells for ftEb
an acre on easy terms. Money
wanted Immediately. OWNER 500
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NlcholH. Bungalow. HInckley Blk
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~ ain d isss'fsis gsSs SfN a asaSts
ped for weddings, receptionst iu-
iierais PARIS FLoRisT--2ls Pike.
BUHNS FLORAL Co. sol srd. Main
2ffa-Cut flowers. deslGns aecla,
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WAKE UP
THINGS DOING AT AUBURN
HERE ARE THREE GOOD BUYS:
20 acres. all level. good soil. faciag
good road. close TO town, broom
house. 81 600, terms
10 acres, rich clay loan, 4 acres Inn
proved: small house. soc terms
10 acres mile and half from station
all level. easily cleared. l,a00.
terms s400 cash.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 Alaska building.
sas DOWN AND fs PER MONTH
Buys 10 acres good level land. easily
cleared. at $40 per acre and up, ce-
pending on the location, We have
the hes. TO be had at the price and
wen make terms TO suit you.
INLAND EMPIRE LAND co.
1897 y Third Az. Phone Main Si3f.
NOTHING BETTER
Than Nashon berry land, five acres,
most conveniently located. near
old ChautauquR grounds. only
$500. terms 5000 per month. Cost
me 81 goo, and worth &C. but forced
20 sell. Phone Kenwood soss.
SPITZ PUPS
DRndiea, 81 and $40; none better.
sbl Arcade Annex. Main 2l25.
40 acres $1,000 per acre. WILDLY
island, near oak Harbor. on easy
ELLSWORTH, iloi American Bank.
u acre on Burien Lake car line;
1900. $40 cash and $40 per month.
A. X. WYLDE
f12 New York Block. Elliott booI.
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FLVNIsr..-nAl

Honey Watson Co. Funeral Direo-
Err, ~ Thir a,,, az; s aea on'''''''
The Columbus commercial., 1912-08-01
TRUSTEES SALE
The State of Mississippi,
Lowndes, County.

BY virtue OF the power vested in me
as Trustee in certain Deed Of Trust,
m lde and delivered on the 29th day Of
October, 1908, by Henry Watson
and wife to The Penny Savings
Bank to secure the payment Of certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned, rec
ord of which said Deed OF Trust is
made i'll the office of the Chancery
Clerk of said County and State, in
Chattle Deed Book, Numbered 80, Page
3Os, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, in fIont OF the
Court House Door in the town Of Co.
lumbus, said State and County, en- the
24th day of August, 1912, within legal
hours, the following property, ,o-wit:
Lots one (t) and two (2), block "O,"
Cox Subdivision OF Swearengen Estate,
as shown by plat on file in the Office of
Chancery Clerk of Lowndes County,
Mississippi, u
The title to the above property be-
lieved TO be good, but will convey on v
such title as vested in me as Trustee
under said Deed of Trust.
]. M. COLEMAN,
Substitute Trustee.
Columbus, Miss, July 18th, 1912.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-08-01
MELISSA FREES HER MIND ABOUT
THE DEAR DEPARTED.

Mrs. Merriwids maternal maiden
aunt Jane found her bereayed niece
still In her morning Eegligee. although
1t was nearly ten o'clock. II was a
handsome. cobwebby negligee. with q
big cherry-colored bow at the throat
to relieve its more or less funereaI
black. and Mrs. Merriwid looked well
in II, having a fair skin and a figure
that was plump. but not too plump.
There was tray on a tabouret by
Mrs. Merriwid's chair, and on the
tray were the mangled remains OF two
lamb chops and some crusts Of toast,
which. with an empty chocolate pot
and milk pitcher, seemed to Indicate
that grief for the departed Mr.. Mer-
riwid had not destroyed the appetite
of'his sorrowing relict.
My poor darling!" exclaimed Aunt
Jane, fervidly.
Mrs. Merriwid removed her very neat
ly stockinged ankles from the elevation
of a supplementary chair and arose
In time TO meet her relatives sympa.
thetic rush and tackle. "Auntie." she
said. extricating herself gently, I'm
awfully glad to see you. but please
don't cry on me. catch cold so cas-
lily. Take Off your things. dearie, and
have some breakfast and then tell me
where 1t hurts. Here, I'll help you"
With a few competent jerks, the
young woman divested her guest Of
her hat and wraps, which she tossed
onto a davenport. Now for the eats"
she said, pressing the buzzer beneath
The Columbus commercial., 1912-08-01
Babes and the Weather.

A young mother whose baby rarely
Is Ill, ascribes this fact to her habit
of never taking her child anywhere un-
less accompanied by a storm blanket
OF iannel-lined rubberized silk. This
she keeps under the mat OF the per.
ambulator. where 1t can be quickly
reached In case sudden shower
overtakes them, and In less time than
II takes to tell 1t, has 1t tucked so
snugly about her offspring that not a
drop of rain can wet It, The mate
rial is the same as that used for rain
coats of the finest class, for the blank.
ct was contriyed from the remnants
OF one OF those garments and is a
nice shade of dark red silk, matching
the ribbons attached to each corner
and these, when run through rings
sewed to the upholstering of the per.
ambulator, keep the storm blanket
from slipping out of position.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-08-01
NEWEST FANCY FOR EVENING
Lizard Gown Has Become Exceeding
ly Popular In Paris and Really
Has Much Merit.

Just as savage woman seeks to dec
ocate herself In semblance Of the
birds and the beasts In her use OF
feathers. skins and war paint, so the
Partisan woman Of fashion initiates
the scales of the fish, the wings of
the butterfly. and the tail OF the lizard
In her ballroom fancies. The lizard
tail evening gown Is the newest fancy.
and 1t bids fair to implant graceful
style In the American drawing-ro
The first model to appear In Chica-
go is a vase colored messaline, with
black satin tail" tunic, and waistband
encrusted with black pearls. Black
pearl clusters are worn on the cir.
cular black silk hair ornament that
goes with 1t. The effect Is one Of
sinuous grace, and It will add height
to the short and the overly plump.
The style could be carried out even
more suggestively In two shades of
green, or Of brown, or green and
bronze.
Where the gowns cling. as In the
extreme of the seasons modes. the eff,
feet, the designers say, would be most
undignified were the scantiness
about the ankles not counterbalanced
by a mass OF trailing drapery. as
there Is semblance of both mass and
color In the best gowns.-Chicago
nter Ocean.