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New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
:. ,..,,.,. s.s,.. $500; address. 1o2 Broad

| "a pa,ou.ls R.ale: $500; sddrs's' l'z Broad
way. zoo ,o,,oo.
FEB Is 1910; Sil.sed M:% Fess sss'y, :;ern'y'
Ihss Isn0ws baSS MoKsilaI q Wells, +s Cedar st.
SAME PROPERTY; April e. oo5e deio .;,oan.ys AtIsa
Koscherak to Frederick Lese S%'"'"' s''V'"''''
Lese & Connolly, 35 Nassau ST.
PGNMAN }dIA = ,aD PL ia isss a william and Karolns
WaIdever 20 Barbara Schneider; Slloo; at'or
ney n 7 Koskus. 735 Broadway
LOTS ss and nr 49, NIB iSSoS. E'0Ri Annie Garrety q
WuI91am " simpson: So. coo: address. Al PARK
Row. .,...
LOTS ioi and lo2. map 1872 joel Wote es Rssi,y
Co; ts7O. attorney, Title Guaranty Co. i'' D'01'
LOTS Al and So map 1904. Hudson PARK; ;.d,o, Pee
81 1904 James Moran 10 HUDSON r0'e' w.
address, 81 West 45th 81. ~
LOTS 7s and "A. map 1880. Hunter ,eaas,, estaae,
Sept /, 1909; William and Miss Carolne iish st
to II p Rose Co; 5000; address, 81 west ''en %
LOT 95 map No /. South Vernon tps PsrK X ~ iIx
1853; June SO. 1905; William w and Jean = y
Penfeld 10 George w Dunn and ano' oes eSrs 60 "a
So, 600; attorneys, Jerolomon & AcNef' 80
way.
LOT q. map Morrisania. begins at cor
said lot runs n W 2s ft along 'nv iootn s6 3et i
2i2sx 2ss s " 2i2S & TO- eesahnnsI III ,o Abraham m
stoiwein. IS COO attorrry, Samuel Kahan' oi
Park Row.
rOr ,,s man 1904. New York Catholic Pro,
tectory. June 5s I0O8 Salvatore Banclnnss ana ~
ano TO New York catholic Protectory; soo- W.
attorney, J Ryan, 149 broadway
LOT 1T, same map; same to same; $3.50; a''
torney. same as above
OLD BOSTON (now White Plain0 rd. yoos
sol Z, n OF Julianna st, 25xl07; Dec leV,
John w Fincke TO Minnie Hummel; 5000 at
torney, l. Z French. Al Park Row.
PARK AVE- 44es. 1sxs5. 0x1sxs7.2: June 10.
1909: Teichman Engineering and Construction 20
10 Mae O Connor: $500; address. "a Broau"a!'
Brooklyn.
RoBERTsON pI. .es, lots 223 and PA, map
2as Penfeld property, South Mount vernon,
6 Sx1OO; July 2, 1910; Frank b Doughty 70
LILLIAN @ suliivan; 500; attorney Moses Fai"'
90 Nassau ST.
90 AVE VS.. 2sis It n Of 1sist st. lboxl21 II,
July 7, 1911; Valentine Construction GO 70 NsW
York Trust Co; $4,000; attorney, frederIek
Snow IS Wall 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
REALTY NOTES.

la a. Kip, jr, Is the purchaser of the
twelve story loft building at Nos. 45 and II
East 10Th street. sold recently through 81
& L. Hess and Robert Colgate & 90.
Henry 4. Keil is the purchaser Of ,he
six story apartment house at the southeast
corner Of Aqueduct avenue and Fordham
Road, sold recently by B. ii. Weisker. Ir..
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
WIN. ROCKEFELLER THE BUYER.

William Rockefeller is understood to De
the buyer Of the dwelling house No. y East
18th street, the sale Of which by Clifford A.
Cochran was reported I'm yesterdays Trib-
une. The transaction was negotiated by
William 4. White & Sons, who have acted
for Mr.. Rockefeller In his various pur-
chases I'm 18th street adjoining his house
at the northeast corner Of Fifth avenue.
His holdings at that point extend from the
corner down 10 No. 9 East 5ith street the
last named being almost at the rear Of the
Cochran home.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
ALTERATIONS. S.
TIiE PROM.

osGOOD ST, G r. I24s II n OF 242d ~, pa
sty franc dwg 28x82 o: Alfred Elgar on
premises owner. John Zuelch, 2llth ST and
white Plains ave- architect; $1,000
nue.. . stv frame dwg 1s6N46: Mrs Marie
Bertn on premises. owner; Carl ltzel, 1888
wilkins ave architect; $1,000
RIVERDALE AVE. e $. t25 n OF 20oth st;
sty frame store and dws, 2ix54 Mrs NJ
Gohler l487 Webster ave, owner; James IL
Walsh. 1853 Broadway, architect; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee md At
tOrneyD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANIIATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. o f. % n 3 Of ssh g.,
2iyl"o; Gertrude . Keller 20 Henry i Roger.
lGi Manhattan ave. April prior mtg $40 OOW
] 81. q Icr cent; 5000. attorneys. Myers a
smith. 40 Broadway.
CANNON ST . W cor of Ryington "a, Iooy
20. Abraham Nicholson 10 Rachel ii Powell 9pi
West LNth n; AplI I; due Dec 4, 1912: q per
Wall Mt
CLINTON ST. lls. 25xIOO: Samuel Rayror
to Title Guarantee and Trust 90. Arm a. duo
as per bond: SiOo. address. l7d broadway
COOPER ST. s. 100 n e ~ Havtborpc -
-uNluO, Lawrence j Rice to Grace NJ Charl,rk
215 clinton ave. Brooklyn; 3 yrs. per com
am 4, 5000, attorneys, tctlrctch A seybeI,
II Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
LIS PENOENS.

52D ST 400 East: Martin Keogh, exr. agt
Patrick j ookely ct al foreclosure OF mtg) ;
attorneys. De Forest Brothers.
I'D AVE, 1872; Presbyterian Hospital In tho
city OF New York agt Elias Goodman ct al
foreclosure of mtg. attorneys De Forest
Brothers.
LOT 2. Section |, OF Bathgate Estate, Moore
Realty Co agt Nncenzo Palmieri et al toro'
closure OF mtg); attorney 7 u Van perveer'
ST ANN's AVE. ia; East RIVER Savings
Institution aRt Max OrbdCh ct al foreclosure
OF mtgp. attorney Hihhard.
WEST END AVE, -. Johanna Bach agt
Joseph Freedman ct al foreclosure OF mtg);
attorney, - IL Bruce
lllTH ST, @53 ana 265 West, Abraham kep.
lon Agt Charles Buck Construction Co ct al
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
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LONG ISLAND LEASES.

Pcase & Elliman have rented the follow
ing cottages AZ Lawrence Beach, Long
Island, for the coming summer season: For
Mrs. Washington Hull to Robert +. Knapp;
for jeanette Lanthier to Walter G. Steans
for estate Of H. w. Dawson 10 George G.
Kobbc; for r. r. Clayton TO George Eyer,
and for Alexander Wilson 10 Robert Hoe,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

9TH AVE, cor, $50; Water Supervision
Co agt George Kenys Real Estate Co et al
March ls, 1912; sl25.
agt Zurich SILK Finishing co ct al; March 60
1912; sl40 0S. -
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor Goth st; John W
Rapp CO ct al agt Highwood Realty and Con-
strtction Co ct al; oct H. 1911; SO. 1872.
SAME PROPERTY Charles II Bohland ct a.
agt same; oct -, 1911 Si+,25O.
SAME PROPERTY; l Adler Co agt same;
Oct H. 1911; 1854 so.
SAME PROPERTY; Samuel solomon et al agI
same oct 13. 1911; s2,345.
SAME PROPERTY; Noska Foeisch 81 al agt
same: oct a. 1911: s1.32s SO. ,,,.,..,.,. 49,.
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob II WeibeoVsky agt
same: Nov $. 1911; S2,5l5 ~.
SAME PROPERTY Osserman Gottlieb agt
same: oct o. 1911; s4627 80.
SAME PROPERTY; + Bradley Currier co ast
same Oct 10. 1911; S4,s54 16.
SAME PROPERTY; Raiser Heating co agt
same Oct 10 1911; S4963 90.
SAME PROPERTY; Grassi Brothers agt same;
Oct 10. 1911; S83+1 20.
SAME PROPERTY; Jarcho Brothers sgt
same: oct TO- 1911; s7.51s 35.
SAME PROPERTY: b Schach Iron Works ast
same; Dec 80. 1911 Sl,ll5 OIL
SAME PROPERTY; Empire City Gerard co
agt same: oct 8. 1911; Sl3s27 80
SAME PROPERTY; Robert Arnstein agt same;
Feb %. 1912: s779 10.
SAME PROPERTY: James Mcbride Co sgt
same: oct 10. 1911: S3,3S9 Il.
SAME PROPERTY; Robert Griffin co agt
same; Jan 80 1912: 81. $40 65.
SAME PROPERTY: Anton Larsen 4 Son agt
same; Oct 10, 1911 S729
SANE PROPERTY; 7 II simonson son Co
SAME PROPERTY; Rouse & Goidstone agt
SAME PROPERTY; George A Robbins ass
is7rH yT' 70S East: d De Angelo agt scalo
Realty Co ct al; March ~, 1912 toy BOND;
S4l6 80.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
Ian.nded foreclosure Of ntg): sttornsy. L n

(amended foreclosure OF mtg); attorney. L q
Levin.
KENMARB ST, cor OF Mulberry a.
100 i0x35; William A Thomas Co agt NiohsA
Briganta faction to foreclose mechanics lienI
attorneys, Foster e. Cunningham.
18TH ST, n s, 1919 It " OF Ave A, 1922
1901: George Q Clark agt Edmund Shines
e. al 0oJeclosure Of mtg; attorney, r Il
Scott.
KENMARE ST W cor OF Mulberry 81.
100 1Ox35: Frank Angeill agt william a
Thomas co et al Counter claim; attorneys
Foster & Cunningham.
GRAND BOULEVARD, n W cor Of lockwood
st. AXIS; Herman Knoboch agt Thomas q
Woolf et al foreclosure OF transfer OF tag
Hem; attorney, G B Bretzfelder.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURsE.
W s. ~ n n Of lockwood st, 44.f0xs.5x lrres;
Herman Knobloch agt Romaino Brown 81 Al
foreclosure Of transfer OF tax LEM; attorney,
G B Brctzfelder
BROADWAY, 1856; Henry st, 1876; Rlvingtou
st. n 3, 10t n of Pitt st, 2ii1x10O 3x25 Gr
905; 9th 81, 80 East; 3sth 81, 3OG West: 9Th
ave. $40 to 8j3. leasehold Crosby ST. 81
George w KOrn agt Jacob Holman ct al (aos
tlon to enforce trust, etcJ; attorneys, Wechslas
& Rothschild.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
Houses For Sale or Rent

Farms gentlemen's estates, etc; shore prop
erty j. VI. LAYTON Co. Incr South Nos~
walk, Conn.
An ISLAND CONSISTING OF y ACRE;
with fine bungalow situated on long ls.ano sa'o
Sound. extensive view. tF" minutes from wv
ley; private bathing h"a, 3; hne hshlhg ent
duck shootng. T.. CASTOR, owner, Ne"
Haven, Conn -
MIST RE SOLD To CLOSE ESrATE.-OYER
l3O acres. finest view IN New England, ~
room house other outbulldings, no FeasohaDls
offer refused J. A. PEASE. 1924 Main So
Bridgeport. conn. ----
HOUSES BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR COMI
muters. with all improvements; minutes %
station. one hour from new York write ZOE
information or call g. F HOY AT lhe Sou'h
NOrwdlk Trust Company.
AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSINESS
for % years Danbury. conn, Wl'h $40. n, at.h
10 room house. outbuiidings. plenty or trull;
fine view: must be sold at sIcrlnce as 0WieF
must go South. JOHN BAJR. 80. NorWath' '':
SOI THPORT, CONN.-To close an estate go
feet OF water frontage; house ana ouinui'.-
ings: private boat house; every thIns up -
date: magnificent view ot river anu J." L
sound T. r. CURTIS. Bridgeport. Conn -
ATTRACTIVE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE-Near
trolley. seashore. boating, bathing and nshing.
churches and schools; S5 minutes OUT sell cle1F
Mot lOtx125; garage. carriage sheds. henheryi )
riSntv fruit. otc. +. R BAJIt. Noroton HIS, It
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
CFDARUURST L. Ito LET--A TEN-RooA
unfurushed house 10 Central ave. near ttt|
tion: fine condition bath, electricity, gas range,
furnace hardwood floors. spacious PIAZZA ia,s : !,
grounds, with garage in rear; "a nice nome ''S
w. 8 VANDERWATER, Agent,
POStotTCe Building, Cedaihurst, l. -.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
NEW CENTER BUILDING
39 10 A. west 32d street.
OFFICES AND FLOORS TO LET.
A q Rn-tL-n nHlcn IrenLses
NEW JERSEY.

SUMMIT PARK, THE HIGHEST AND MOST
heslthfui point in Jersey; three hsnosoIns .'I,.
Individual taste: 85 minutes 20 New York
DREW REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION CO,
a West 289 St. New York
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
A oIICK SALE AT SACRIFICE,

2 QIit sALE NJ - hftI' y.
Gentleman's country seat, beautifully locateI
North Shore, Long island. overlooking North
port Harbor and Long Island Sound. The Eden
OF Long Island 30 miles, or one hour, nom
city. Penn station, 25 acres, high elevation;
Colonial house. ii rooms, 2 baths, hardwood
floors, concrete cellars, steam heat. electric Nsnf.
telephone, large library. wide yerandas; beautfu!
lawns, with finest shade trees 200 nnest fru.
trees. driveWays. artesian water, tennis courli
largo barns, garage. storage house. ice house,
hennery; large gardens, fine pasturage. water
front. boat landing, fine anchorage large ches''
nut grove all IN fine condition; ready f0r u. =
port postofiice, trolley station, fine stores hiI I
schools, churches; population, 300 A1drtSs
tected. c. w DUMONT. 90 Wall St, New YORK.
Tel 4157 John -
GREENWOOD CEMETERY WILL SELL r.
grave plot; very desirable location, near Hlns
Dell No interInents. Address Box 4i3. Deep
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

22D ST. 1872 and 134 West; Mayer Auer.
bach loans Victoria Building and C0niractlns
Co, Inc; 100000.
27TH ST, 3 =, 100 # of 7th ave. 4Ixss 2;
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 60 loana
Marmac Construction co. 1925 900
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

SUNDAYS NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 so year.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
SANITARY RikERY 8 ssuS sSo!s Ss5%a Mn2 s!ssss esss

FINEST COTTAGE OK THE SHORE on y
point in restricted section. on bathing beach !
In rye verandas and living rooms; eight sleep
ing rooms. with running water; three su-
wants rooms; price on Application W. M
HOTCHKISS. New Haven, conn.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
CONNECTICUT.
CASH BAKERY

No delivery. Doing S400 weekly Cheap Tenos
Heart Of town. Come and stay one week az
gain I must leave by lSt May. II you ara
looking for a snap investigate TINS. S...
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

ANENIE Uastle I'm ayc). " cor l2ih 81
oGIcasou aycl luNNln1, Jan =, 1907 Albert Butt
ner 10 Mary Hitchcock, 5000, attorney, TILE
Guarantee co, l76 broadway.
CROTONA AVE new. D. 1859 n OF
ls.d st, 23.6xlOo. Nov 2s. 1910, Maria u J. Rsals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02
IL the People Had "The Say"

Washington deugd with
petitions protesting against the parcels post These petitions are
handful of each
muniy town of 5000 people for instance will send petition
carrying from three to nine signatures
petitions striking facts that don't
belong the sheet
would all the
between the Atlantic and Pacific
this there would
compromising the facilities
economically could
possibly be done under parcels post
statement be false By the
token the second statement is the first must
that facilities which efficient
competition with facii
ties that wasteul extravagant
can't simple good the parcels post desired
overwhelming majority the heavens what
in the of and reform from
cherished Institution, Representative government"
Oh national referendum the parcels post! They
ballots marked yes" 1t would be
blizzard cyclone bottomless snowdtfor the express
let
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Somebody Get a Move On!

indifference Comptroller the Currency
sublime the gentleman
his half by yelling thieves
the house, and then crawed under the bed
According to Murray of the 1900 national banks the
country 1924 have only their
capital There 16 banks that couldn't stand loss $1,000
81 In which $4,000 SO in which
would wipe out the surplus and profits and impair their capital
Mr. doesn't belong the u.
He belongs in fire engine house beringer nice job in which
fellow with machine.
smoked The u. s. an
half badly it a patriot
rotten banks.
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The women of Salvary Presby-
terrain church will hold a sale of
home cooked food Saturday, Feb
ruary 8, at the store OF the Taco
ma Furniture and Quitting COM
pany. s11-91a c street.
The Orpheus club will hold q
mid-winter concert at the First
Christian church tonight.
Phil Sheridan post and corps
will begin a series of card parties
at the armory tonight.
Fern auxiliary, O. e. S.. met to-
day with Mrs. Thomas Higgins,
902 South Ainsworth avenue.
A meeting of the central COM
mittee of the Parent-Teacher asso-
citation was held in the high
school this afternoon.
Mrs. j. r. Fitch will entertain
the Twentieth Century club at her
home on North goth street next
Mrs. A. j. Hayward will enter
tain the Souvenir club this even
ing.
The EideIweiss club was enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. w.
P. Lawrence, 1901 North 2Sth
street.
The PIT. Defiance Improvement
club will meet Monday night In
the real estate office near Point
Defiance park. School matters
will be discussed.
.
The Ladies' Aid society of Gem
trail M. e. church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Paul Paulson, 2812
South l street, on Wednesday aft
ernoon, February 7. at 1870.
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EWIIRIWl0LMlALNs@
BMGE pa
. o o . 60 Q o . . - 20
. MRS. VS. RECIPES. .
. . . ooo o . . 900
MAKING BREAD IN A BREAD

MIXER.
/ use a bread mixer and SO my
bread gets a good kneeding. If /
mixed it with a spoon l would
give it a good kneading on the
board, for / thing it needs 1t.
always use half milk and half wa
ter, a quart in all, but you can use
all water. ! use two spoonfulls of
sugar, three level tablespoons lard
and three teaspoons level of salt.
My bread is always fine grained
and firm and in spite of all read
and am told I bake my bread one
hour, consequently many of my
friends laugh at me but eat all the
bread they can hold and think 1t
fine. Such is the way of the world.
In the morning l put the dough on
the board and divide for pan and
knead little but cut or slash with
a knife. as this let's all the air out,
then form into your 1oaves.
would do the same as above If l.
used water.
TAPIOCA CREAM.
Here is a recipe for tapioca
cream, which We consider the "best
ever" and which l cannot make
too often to suit my small but par
ticular family. Put a pint of sweet
milk into an agate saucepan add
9 heaping tablespoons of granu
lated sugar, the yolk OF 1 egg,
beaten light, and a piece of but
ter about the size of your thin
BILE. Set this mixture on - the
stove and when quite hot, but not
boiling, add two tablespoons of
tapioca (the granulated kind that
does not have to be soaked first).
Stir continually to keep 1t from
burning and in a few minutes 1t
will be done and a little thicker
than custard. After taking it
from the stove, flavor with l tea
spoon of vanilla extract, stirring
1t in we'll, then add the stiffly
beaten white of the egg folded in.
When quite cold turn into your
glass serving dish and keep cold
till needed.
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Be happy. Use Red Cross Ball
Blue; much better than liquid
blue. Delights the laundress. Ten
smiles for a nickel. Always buy
Red Cross Ball Blue; have beau
tiful clear white clothes. At all
grocers. Ass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02
THE STRIKE
WE HAVE MET HIM


A thousand souls are hungry,
A thousand babes are cold,
Death hovers near the doorstep,
The thousands to enfold.
The cry goes up for justice,
The cry goes up for right,
The rifles sharply answer,
And Right is ruled by Might.
"A shout "Out with the soldiers!"
Is thrown upon the air,
A bullet chokes the anger,
The thousands, helpless. stare.
A Gordon flanks their houses,
A sentry rules by night,
A gun is ever leveled
To turn Right into Might.
The master of the factory,
Looks calmly at the sight
And says, 81 can do nothing
He KNOWS that Right is Might
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

1.-THE Sand Lady" is the way
Miss Clarice L. Martin, Chicago
girl, is known to motehrs. She is
the originator of sand suits" q
slip fore little girls to wear al
play.
In two years Miss Martin has
developed her sand suit" which
is a play suit, into woods fol
steamer wear, silks for dancing
parties, linens and all sorts OF
novelties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

JuiiI5o. IO bOoh
1900 soldiers
out of Cairo,
ILL.,, in defiance
of the fact that
1t was a Sunday
morning, and he
took with him a
flotilla Of lille
gal gunboats.
Do you know
what an illegal
o IL n boat Is?
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Aw1xhiw

The st. Paul, Mimi, health
says riding on street
Gears is healthful Wonder how
much stock he owns?
Now a London woman tells us
how to grow old. There IS new
one.
To be poor is a blessing they say,
You're SO good you cannot be
wrong.
But the millionaire laughs i'm his
You bet for the poor he is
strong.
Charles Dana Gibson says all
women are beautiful and that his
wife Is the most beautiful. No use
to search further for the ideal man
he's 1t.
When we step on other peoples
feet it never dawns on us that we
may some day have corns.
A. colorado man used buttoning
his wife's dress as grounds for a
divorce. He ought to have a PEN
sion.
A woman's club in the west Is
discussing 1.-THE Uses of Water. y
Please let us know.
Popularity is like a butterfly
and fits from flower to flower.
Burglars work at night, per-
haps, so they won't have to lose
any time looking at hand-painted
china that may be on the walls.
Wonder what becomes OF the
footprints when the snow melts.
It's hard for man and woman
to live happily together forever IL
they agree about everything.
Girls with curly hair can tangle
a fellow up. So they are Just like
girls who don't have curly hair.
The sunbonnet is what brings
an eclipse of the son.
Ever notice how, when you put
your stockings on in the morning
they are wrong side out no mat
ter whether you turn them or not?
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Well, it is a gunboat that has had
naval guns put on 1t without au-
lthorization of the congress OF the
United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

me every time home the last 20 Can beat that
for loving faithuness? If that's ai
right but there who
has been again samping things
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

NJ w. A. Degree team will
give a dance at Pallies' hall. 3Sth
and Yakima, Feb. 2, 1912. Every
body welcome. *s*
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

"Babe." it Is your place to
speak first, but you do not need
to encourage a young man in
losing his temper, by overlooking
it all the time. If he cares for
some one else you surely dom I
want him, do you?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

Ever notice how, when you put
your stockings on in the morning
they are wrong side out no mat
ter whether you turn them or not?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

Tel erapho seryiee % United Association.
Times
Circulation Dept Main 1885, Ed
Dept,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

The sunbonnet is what brings
an eclipse of the son.
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Girls with curly hair can tangle
a fellow up. So they are Just like
girls who don't have curly hair.
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1ettorS

Shall She Go Back to Poverty?
Dear Miss Grey: am a
young girl II. Last spring I
had to leave home and make
my own living. Father
couldn't support us all. Now
1 have a good home with eld-
erly people and get along
fine. But father wants me to
come home, and I don't want
to go. He says 1 must. Must
1 leave my good home and
go back where they barely
make a living. Is there any
way that l need not go? Can
these people adopt me?-
f. l..
Aft your father Is able now
10 support you, or IL there is an!
real need for you at home, YOU
should go. But If it is just a no
ion on your fathers part, and you
are where you will develop into
4 more capable woman, / think
you should be allowed to stay
Go to the judge of the Juvenile
court. If you can prove that YOU
father can't support you, think
you will have no trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

: A man in Jail for bigamy who
will try to get out seems to us to
be the highest symbol Of courage.
Smith. florist, Main 4O78. 0O0 c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02
Canoeing and Automobiling.

| 1 want to say to "The Bunch"
and Baltimore" that it Is danger
GUS to row on the lake without.a
competent man with you, and 1t
certainly is not the thing to go
automobiling at night with young
men without a chaperone, and
sooner or later, If you girls keep
it up you will regret it. Then
lit will be, ooh, If I had only
known that Cynthia Grey really
knew what she was talking about. 7"
It won't do any good then to
acknowledge that you are the fool
instead of Cynthia. I wish you
would understand, girls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

A woman's club in eNwest Is
discussing 1.-THE Uses of Water
Please let us know.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02

It's hard for man and woman
to live happily together forever IL
they agree about everything.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-02
TODAY IN HISTORY

Sunday, Feb. 2. 1862, Gen.
U. S. Grant did two very improper