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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10
SHE PUT CORN SALVE IN HER DOUGH

wife excdy shouted for hurry into
kitchen
she said pointing TO the breadmSng bowl
hasn't risen bit What do suppose is the mae
passed.
Later she my holding a cake OF yeast
made a. awful mistake, she said
the yeast in the dough?' asked
/ n that cake OF salyel
HENRY E. PORTER, 2429 Goth st. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

D. Royal A. Mcclure. plalntiff in
. Gscrse suit four years ago. was
~ defendant in a suit filed BY
y s<ond wife. who was Miss Ies.
= Fa1 zant when she married him
4 nolils after the decree tn the
mn Gaze was signed.
n complaint filed yesterday al.
n5s ihat the physician "heaped
ns<llJ and personal indiEnities"
- her. and on January rs last
9xk Asr with a chair and bruised
~ She also lxes that she has
"a . rely On her own resources
- u nosi part for her supper,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10
CHARGES CRUELTY

The disposition OF $780, .0e0 worth
Of property IL lnvoved In the dt
vorcc suit between Hannah and
Frank Ward. on tria to-day before
Judge Abertson Ward Is y former
saoon man. known both ia Seattle
and Bremartou. who own consider.
abe property in ProsSer. Yakima
and Seattle Mrs Ward. ~ho was
married 10 him about seven years
ago. charges him with extreme
cruelty Ward makes serious coun-
ter charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10
KNOX LEAVES
CALIFORNIA

Los ANGELES, May l0.-Leav-
ing behind him scathing arraign.
ments OF Col Roosevelt and praise
for President Taft. Secretary OF
State Philander c. Knox left Los
Angeles today for the Grand Can
yon Of the Colorado In Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10
WASHINGTON May

WASHINGTON May 1o.--By a
vote OF 90 TO 81. tn ehouse today
refised to abolish coinage mnts
at San Francisco, New Orleans
and Carson, New, and six assay Of.
fices. Speaker Clark voted to re-
tain the mints. All party lines
were dsregarder in the voting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

Emua hest yarns are coming in thick and fast. Mrs
though 'n; w 1873 North 6Sh ST. wins the S. prize today
that % w w. Eiertsen, OF the posofice contributes funny
must m ms ms Westons close second Remember the funnys
must NOT local happenings OF recent occurrence and they
0e longer than $50 words--The Funny Editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

recently perime, little sister Lydia
buup AS he jumped for bit OF cake in her
he She her mother
got nails In hts shoes
II. CHASE G739 Third Av N. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10
"HE,s CAUGHT THE SEATTLE SPIRIT"

When we recently, boy old
which
had exhausted every quiet him. lost my patience and
the world as when
my boy Francis said Mother, don't scod him He's
Seattle spirit ....,u... -. :. 80, 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

ROOSEVELT DECLARES
TAFT IS CONTROLLED
BY PARTY BOSSES

Most Yet Former President Says He
Only Entered Fight Because He Is Only Man Who Can
Defeat the Standpat Gang in Republican Party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

tBy Waited Press Leased Mfrsb
NEW YORK, May fo.--Declsring
fatty that there is just one candi-
date whom II Ia possible TO NOM
mate against the bosses, and that's
myself" former President Theodore
Roosevelt, in letter published
here today by the Roosevelt com.
mittee. expressed generally his view
Of the present situation In the presi-
Dental fight.
Addressed 10 Chairman Casweil
OF the Minnesota Roosevelt com
mittee. the letter declares that
President Taft Is the tool OF the
bosses. and that every vote not
cast for Roosevelt will tend 20
strengthen the hold OF "the inter
ests" ON the people. The letter
says In part:
Mine states have held preHiden.
tial primaries or their equivalent
North Dakota. Wisconsin. Illinois,
Pennsylvania. Nebraska. Oregon.
New Hampshire. Massachusetts, and
Maryland These are the only
hthAth III NbiNh hfe 'uhA'' 10
express the popular win Was given.
Forty of their delegates 10 the Chi.
cago national convention are In.
structed for President Taft and PIG
are against him. He has carried
but two OF the nlne-New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts In all the
states together threc Of every four
OF the republicans voting In the pri.
maries were opposed TO Taft.
Now Bosses Want Taft.
President Taft's chances for re-
nomination lie solely In his ability
to secure delegates az Chicago who
will misrepresent the will OF the
people. After prolonged cx.
perlcnce with me as president. prac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10
'noSE HoBBLE SKIRTS ARE SO INVOLVEMENT.

few mece Mobile dress purchased stamps at the
Hy eb ago and after receiving her change gaunered
adyanta as perfect Venus shown
and though h Dy her snugy fitting She dropped her
Che oked around appeaingly. volunteered
M he 49, s'oopd-but whoa stretched strained
% faw ana after trying all poures wishing
10 the Hluaiye eoins--by sitting down on the
~ w ElLERTSON, Stamp. Dept. Postoffce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

the situation in hhe is hrLb
the American
% an a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

Gil. who will graduate
o .., month have chance to
.';n nm; cash prizes. Look on
page 5.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Tha social event az tha week will he
the wedding on Wednesday evening ~
Mlsa Susie scauiu Moreno. TIE eld-
est 8aushter of Mr Scarritt M0reno
ta 49, Thomas William saitmarah.
whieh wiH nke place 80 the home ~
the brides father an North barcelona
street Witnessed hF ouiF the two FAM
HIes and followed Immediately bv a
hruant weldiug reception az EIGHT
ucIo.h
So Young aIu who has ever bright
ened $500 sncial Wfe uf the cltF has
hren nore admired than this charm
iHE Young woman. who iuherits from
D. mother our ~ lhe most gracious
thIefk women thaf ihe city has ever
hunun tHd ffum a foun line on south
ESQ Hn.nHfrf Hn hnfh sides ~ hef fam
tt Huuaual attractions cordial win
an U2et Frarr uf manner tiss Mo
r.un puaHnnaea HurIals fnct that has
uHdt Der since % email child a favor
lf. nnt onY with the Young soCieu
&C. haf ufh aH who have GENE within
thn charmed circle % her Friendship
Mr saitmarsh o. the emily aon ~ Mr.
Esd Hra. D. u saltmnrsh and IL also q
aenreudant ~ one - peusaunia.a dis
IInruIshrd families Sis mother was
Mtas Wrent and BITS father. Who q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

prominent omcial o. the Louisville
and Nashville raiiroad. Il one % the
most innuohtial men 81 the city. and
Mr.. saitmarEn has Inherited many Of
hts fathers business qualities. ana
added o. these gifts OF mind his quail
tiles ~ character ard personality have
made hin one OF the foremost young
men 81 The city. not only b. inherit
ance. but hy right OF attainment He
IL connected with the Keyser- Muldon
Lumber Company 81 thia cts.
The brides mntron OF honor viii be
Mrs. Harry Lee. sister of the groom.
whose wedding a. Captain Harry Zee
q. a A. was the social event ~ tNe
early summer. Her maid Of homer with
he Miss Elizabeth Moreno. and little
clara Moreno yin be she pretty ribbon
bearer
Miss Ada-HIiton Green and Miss
Eannie Renshaw VII be Miss Morcno's
bridesmaids and Mr. bob Denham wiii
he ar. saitmhrEh'a best man. The
uahsra VII be ar. George nrcnt and
Mr.. Jack Roberts
NIiaa Carrie Roberts arrived a few
DAYS aWo from North Carolina. and
other guests win be ar. and Mrs Lane
of Tuscaloosa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
zAtLowE'EN PARTY
PRETTY AFFAIR

The spirit ~ Halloween preval ea
THURSDAY evening at the home ~ otto
a. OrteiL tia West GreFcry 81. about
forty younE people having gathered
for fun and merriment
The house bad been decorated On
black and veliou the only iirht be-
Ing from the tiny fackolanterna-
giving each room wierd and ghost
lfke appearance.
number ~ Halloween games
we're INDUCED iu and pretty PRIZES
given. n feature ~ the evening being
the Chamber 81 Mysteries" nm
canniness ~ which caused an excla-
nation % fright us each Young person
was ushered into its mysteries
Punch was served during the even
ing followed later b. an see cream
course. the faNors being tiny pumpkin
I jack olanterus allied with sweets.
The success 81 the delightful AFFAIR
was due % n number 81 the older
folks acting az ghosts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
MRS. cLENELANps
APPROACHING MARRIAGE
TO PROFESSOR PRESTON.

The announcement - TIRE enEnwe
nrnt and approachina marriage ~
Mrs grover Cleveland - rrof Thomas
jefferson Preston has awakened very
general Interest throughout ths ccun.
try. irrespective - politics and party
anlliatinns
Because Mrf. Cleveland whsn quite
Young Eiri about 81 Years ~ as.
became the first iadv - the iand." AZ
the wife 81 President Grover sieve
land. she vas Immediately thrust into
me glare 90 that white urht which
hcats upon a throne The serious
and oncrons obligations arpertaininE
20 her elevated position she assumed
apparently with no self depreciation
nd yet with no undue vanity or self
rAtisfactiun.
she entered upon her ufe 81 the
white House with a wommnsv ard
vifely dirnity. and young as sas vas.
committed no social hlundera IT which
her admirtng counfr,men and women
heard nurht Mrs. Cleveland mani-
Tested q very unusual amount 81 fem
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
tn spEEeH o. SILENCE.


me solemn ssa % silence lies between
um
know thou Invest. and thou loves,
me.
snd yst uish some white ship would
come sailing
Across the ocean bsarinW word from
thee.
rhs dead calm awes me with its awful
Stiffness
40 anxious doubts 81 fears 6isaurh
my breast
only ask some uttls wave of Ian
EuaTe.
70 stn thir vast inhnitude of rest
. am oppressed with this great sense
81 living.
49, much give 20 much receive
from thee.
tike subtle incense. rising from =
o. aoata me frarrance q my love
around me
an speech j. poor and written words
unmnaniuW
Yet such : az Blown hither b. some
wind
e. mre relief ~ this too perfect
hnoWl ledge
The silence ro impreEses on my
mind
How poor the love that nesdcth word
90 message
10 haa.ah doubt or nourish tender
ness.
ssk them but 70 temper loves con-
Nlrfluns
THE nlenc. au Goo fully does a.
press
Too deep the lanrtaac which che spirit
utfefH
Taa tasI the knowledge which nv
soul hath STIRRED.
send some white shin across the esa
uf silence.
And nfarrupt lta utteruucc with "a
word
Eim Wheeler Wncox
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
MARRIAGE OF M. REILLY
AND MS. RICHARDSON.

A marriage ~ special interest
throughout Alabama and Florida was
that ~ afr. Christopher Morton Reii-
lY. j.. and Mrs Margaret Crommelin
Richardson, which was quietly sol
emnized a. 1880 O'Clock wednesday
morning a. the home % the brides
mother. Mrs Mary Crommelin. on JET
ferson Davis avenue. SAYS The Mont
Fomerv Advertiser The home was
prettilY decorated for the occasion
with fan Wild flowers golden rod and
yellow daisies being effectively used
IN the pari0r where the ceremony waa
performed. ferns. white roses and
white chrysanthemuus were used The
only attendant was Mr G. Guuter FL
more. who was Mr. Reliiy's best man.
The bride was handsone IN coat
suit ~ taupe. and a hat ~ taupe.
trimmed with shaded ostrich piumea.
she wore a corsaEe bouquet Of brides
roses and Lilies of the Valley
The ceremony was performed ny
Father Cannon. Immediately after
wards Mr. and Mrs Reilly left FOR
View orleans and other rolnts After
several weeks they sd return % Pen
sacola. Fia- where they wiu 80 %
housekeeping
The bride is q handsome woman and
is member ~ one ~ the oldest fam
lilies On the state She d bright ard
attractive and has many friends who
regret that her marriage viii take her
60 smother state 20 reside
Mr. Reilly ta q popular and success
fui business man ~ Pensacola and haa
host ~ friends who win extend a
cordial welcome % his bride
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
EV EN- t S

inine tact ana sesini talent rhirl
playcd thsir rart D. makinE her
regime ~ tho National capital enc ~
the most msmorabie ~ TIE hiaforY 81
he cauntrf. A handsome woman -
attractive personality surrounded
with ncarlv an TIE good ard desiranla
things ~ iife. she uaa never frivolous
~ Indifferent - the Responsibilities re-
longing 10 her position. she became
an ideal with a grcat majority ~
Americans who closely observed ~
eunduci. she was never = subject -
unpleasant criticism
Mrs ClfKelhnds marriage - fhs
president Vas natural NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the great disparity IN their ages. re~
yrung women with SPARK ~ human
ambition would have chosen otherwise
especially when n - recalled thaf
Frances Foifom vas The ward q ~
Cleveland and the daughter 81 his
former Law partner. facts which ma
have shown her fho Fentisr ard more ~
tractiVe side of tho character and din
position - the great man who desired
her shove an ether women AZ his wlfs
Mrs Cleveland was too discreet ard
self respecting q woman a. allow the
world 20 discover whether there va
very much domestic haprlraas Or not
CitnfinttaH on pama Flstasn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

The literary society formed recent
~. Glass n.. elFhfh grade school Ne
q. held Sc meeting Thursday aftsr
noon instead ~ Friday owing - ths
fact that the schools were ciosed
FRIDAY so that the chiiaren could a..
tend the tntcr- state Pair.
The foilowiuw program. arranged ~
the committee appointed IA thc form
er meetinn was followed
Recitation - ~ tahefh T.lna.
ReaeinE Ethel Hayiis
Solo Evelyn Hartford
necitation-=gladys Reu
Recitation- Ernesfinc Ehankeau.
story -ois Hinson.
Quartefte-Ciraca Crowaon. Crace
gahienbeck. winnie smith aud Fdna
Nliar
neritafion-Af Alberta Davis
Ncciiafion-saiadvs Rel
Solo Evelyn Hartford
SonK-~Wav Down upon TIE su-
vance River" ~ the class
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
80 sRlpE.

The Grange blossoms croun her.
Tho bridal satin gowns her
The happy anthems ring
elrinoad's say reign e. over
sire goes % meet hsr lover
Mhte Edena voices sing
The marriage WOW is spoken
TIE wedding bread "a broken
Wfh blessings and with tehra
These tWo Het out together
Through sfaru and sunny weather.
T. Journey fhrough tha yeara.
Rate Send your choicest dover
Great loy and plenty shower
Prom blue and kindiY skies.
Eartha murlc and ita laughter
Ard Fiaduera ever after
And love that never dies
So lfa aues on forever
Hands 90 iniu no more 60 sever
The roses crown the June
And down the aisle a-gwinwinM
Joyous hymnnf tune
Kate Mastsrson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
INTERESTING

"A Hie Hiaunt ~ Pensaceia a. Misf
Virginia Ahhatf was Miss STARS i.ou
cobhs tea at ere Country clnh un
WedneFasv Afternoon. SAVE fhf BIZ
minEham News 1ust : doEsn friends
we're invited Tor 4 O'Clock tea 90 en-
fov an Informal hour over the teacuFs.
the ust being limited 60 MrF Arthur
Dupuy. Mrs Gains Hiss Clara Lee
Wootson Miss Dorothy EaNes Mes
Marguerite Robinson Miss flcrence
charm Miss Mar Bradshaw. Miss
Mrrraret Coleman and the fwo honor
guests.
Mics Abbott vas Fovnsd in tour
euoise blue charmeuEe. with hat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
INTERESTING WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Many friends were made b. Miss
Glenn DALEY on her Visits 10 this city
aa the guest ~ Miss late BARROW
and they win learn with much interest
~ her approachin MARRIAGE % Mr.. ..
". uirkeFf ln Euffruriae Ala. on
November SIN.
Miss Daley ls daughter - Rev.
t al nanoy cf Enterprise and r. very
attractive. and received many courte
sizes on her viaita here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
Ma. AND MRS. HERMAN
BERLfN m MOBILE

ar. and Mr. Herman Berlin whose
wedding On Pensacola was a pretty
nurtiai event ~ a fortnight ago. and
Who since then have been spending
their honeymoon in New Orleans arr
rived in the cts yesterday a. spend
q few DAYS with their sister Mrs..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Miss Clyde Thomas. one - valdoa-
ta's most charming society riria. =
the Euest q Mrs p. r. Brawner for
several weeks Miss Thomas hae tn
herited from a long uua 20 Southern
ancestry many gracua of mind ard
character. which. added 10 her lovely
personality, make her delightfully."-
comrauionable and tnuch sought
wherever she secs Her brother. Mr.
Wyile Thomas. . spending the winter
with SIR oliver Brawner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
RHYME SMITH WEDDING
IN MARfANNA

There a. q kinship 81 interest be-
tween Pensacola and Mariana. and
many here vii be interested 90 know
~ the aprroachinE marriage ~ Mr.
Cecil Rhyme and Miss jamie smith. %
that city. which e. n social event 81
November the sixth
The lovely bride is a. daughter q AR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
PERSON Nal
BY CELIA MYRoVER ROBINSON

Jonas. 15a Michigan avenue. before re-
turning % their home IN Pensacola -
Mobile Register
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Fiorenz ziegfele. who has long held
the reputation % getting mere pretty
giris for his shows than most theatre
cal managers ever dreamed or. has
succeeded this season IN presentinE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

trimmed ~ niumrr ~ hnrwunixlnE
shades. snd her visitor wnfe a frock
of black. wlfh a hat ~ pima
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

many striking beauties On his "Foilles
% 1914" Neat 70 Lillian Lorraine.
Diana Osfe is declared - BE the pref
test sir m this years sfollies" The
riay = nov running IN q Broadway
thcater
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Here ~ an attractive frock ~ def
blue chnrmeuse yelled with smoke
gray chiffon. The chiffon II drapcd
over the sides ~ the bodice and forms
the skirt tunic. The lower part Of the
undesklrt O. 81 heavy gray brocadc.
headed b. a band % sable FUR. Blue
crystal buttons fasten the waist ~ the
front. Br0Cade collar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

~ y. Smith. president % ths citiren's
Bank o. Marianna. end the Eroom o.
general manager - ere Mariana
Manufactures Company. and both
have = vide Acquaintance IN the state.
The wedding q thls popular young
couple wlli take place at nine IN the
evening AZ the Methodist church ~
Mariana and they viii leave on the
eleven D. M. train Tor chicago and
other points ~ interest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

MISS CoB0 HOSTESS
FoR MISS MoLLlE BLoUNT.
A particularly happy event adfing
another pleasure 20 the visit 20 Miss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-19

were ny pT0Cls? i Knew that the
facts we're true, buI could j neip 10
make d jury Of countrymen believe
so fantastic story? l might or
might not. But l could not AFFORD TO
fail My soul cried out Tor revenge.
have said 10 you once before, Mir
Holmes, that I have spent much Of
my life outside the law, and that
have come at last to be law to NY
self So il was now. ! determined
that the fate which he had given to
others should be shared By himself.
Either that. or would do justice upon
him with my own hand. In all Eng
land there can be no man who sets
less value upon his own life than I
do at the present moment.
"Now have told you ALL You have
yourself supplied the rest. ! did, az
you say, after d restless night. set OF
early from my cottage. foresaw the
difficulty Of arousing him, so | gath
cred some gravel from the pile which
you have mentioned, and ! used 1t
10 throw up 10 his window. He came
down and admitted me through the
window Of the sitting-room | laid his
offense before him. told him | had
come both as judge and eXecutioner.
The wretch sank into q chair para
lyZed at the sight Of my revolver. I
lii the lamp. put the powder above it,
and stood outside the window. ready
10 carry out my threat to shoot him
should he try TO leave the room. Iii
five minutes he died My God. how
he died But my heart was flint, for
he endured nothing which my limo
cent darling had not felt before him.
There is my story, Mr.. Holmes Per-
haps, if you loved a woman. you would
have done as much yourself. AT amy
rate, ! am in your hands You can
take what steps you like. AS | have
already said. there is no man living
who can fear death less than do"
Holmes sat for some time In silence.
What were your plans" lie asked.
at last.
81 had intended to bury myself in
Central Africa. My work there is but
half finished"
go and do the ot.'..rr half" said
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-19

Holmes. at iGzEt, an Tot prepared
20 prevent you"
DR.. Sterndale raised his giant fig
ure, boT=d gravely, and walked from
the arbor. Holmes lit MS pipe aid
handed me his pouch.
Some fumes which are not poison
Gus would be welcome change" said
he Il think you must agree, Watson,
that It is not case in which We are
called upon to interfere. Our inVesti-
cation has been independent, and our
action shall be also. You would not
denounce the man."
Certainly not" I answered.
al have never loved, Watson, but II
did, and ii the woman ! loved had
NET such az end. might act even as
our lawless lion-hunter has done. Who
knows? Well, Watson, ] will NOT or
fend your Intelligence by explaining
what is obvious. The gravel under
the window.sill was, Of course, the
starting point of my research. II was
unlike anything in the vlcarage gar
den. Only when my attention MAD
been drawn to DR.. Sterndale and his
cottage did / find its counterpart. Inc
lamp shining in broad daylight and
the remains Of powder upon the
shield were successive links In a fair
" obvious chain And now, my dear
Watson. think we may dismiss the
matter from our minds, and 30 back
with clear conscience to the study
Of those Chaldean roots which are
surely TO be traced in the Cornish
branch OF the great Celtic speech"