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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
Society

DIR. and Mrs. Donald ID, Mickey
have issued invitations for the
annual reception to the faculty,
students and friends OF Whit
worth college, to be held Friday
evening from Q to IL O'Clock. A
recital will be given preceding the
reception, at which Miss Antoia-
cite Bruce, head of the depart
ment of music, and Miss Glee
Roman Lentz. assistant In ora
tory. will appear.
In honor Of Donald Mcdonald,
the popular dance-step teacher,
who recently staged with success
the society play, lon Roof Gar
den." Mrs. s. Morley Jackson en-
tertained at dinner last evening
with covers laid for 10. Mr.. Me-
Donald leaves shortly for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald MacSween
will entertain with reception
Wednesday evening, October 20,
at their home, 4314 North Shey-
enne street, the occasion being
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Central w. G. T. U. will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in its hall, $40 South Sth street.
Mrs. Nettie Hoilenbecx will give
a report on the Eastern Washing
ton w. G. T. U. convention, and
will discuss the state prohibition
campaign to he taken up in 1914.
Members Of the Y. w. g. A. are
planning a Halloween entertain
ment to be held in the associa-
ton rooms October 30, and prom
Use to have one of the most en-
joyable times ever held in the
club rooms. Ludicrous games and
real Halloween fun will take up
every minute of the evening.
Mrs. G. s. Brink left Tacoma
tuesday on a Tip bnrough me
east, to be away two months. She
will visit in Chicago, Kansas City
and Iowa.
One Of the most interesting
events of the week will be vau-
deville and motion picture show
to be held this evening at. the st.
Leo's theater, staged by members
of the Young Ladies' Sodality of
st. Leo's church. A number of
popular amateur actors aad act
resses will appear on the program,
including Miss Marguerite Burns.
Under the auspices Of the Ia
dies Aid society of the First
Methodist church. DIR. Taylor will
give a free lecture on health FRI
day afternoon,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
sPICED PLUMs

Make syrup of six pounds of
sugar and one quart of vinegar
and one-quarter pound of mixed
spice tied in bag. Boil and skim,
then prick with hatpin or fine
darning needle six pounds of hard
plums and put in stone jar. Turn
the boiling syrup over and let
stand three days. Skim out pIums
and boil the syrup down until 1t is
as thick as heavy molasses. Turn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

Because-the maliest spot of
infection meSn& danger That
blotch on your arm. that itchy place
on your leg. beware lest soon It
spread. covering breast. face. body.
ease is growing. II 10 estimated
that millions OF our people are In
fected and spreading the disease.
Because--nniike the established
doubt in regard to DIR. Fricdman's
experiments with the "dreat White
Plague the research work IN the
d. b. d. Laboratory. Chicago. has
ID. d. d. Prescription--for 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
AVOID CATARRH
Breathe Hyomei 1t Medicates
the Air You Breathe and
Instantly Relieves.

Breathe HyOmei 1t Medicates
the Air You Breathe and
Instantly Relieves.
Why continue to suffer from
catarrh, stopped up head, husky
voice, and other troubles of the
breathing organs, when there is
an absolutely certain, scientific
remedy at hand.
Hyomei is the remedy. 1t is a
pleasant, harmless and antiseptic
medication which you breathe
through small inhaler. Breath
ing a few times daily through the
inhaler charges the air with this
germ-killing antiseptic. Catarr-
hal discharges, sniffles, foul
breath, watery eyes and the for
nation of crusts in the nose are
promptly relieved by this medicat-
ed air.
1t is guaranteed by the Crown
Drug Co. to do it, or money back.
A complete Hyomei outfit, con-
sisting of a strong, hard rubber
pocket inhaler and a bottle of
Hyomei costs only S1.00, and ex-
ira bottles, il afterwards needed,
are only SO cents each. Drug
gists everywhere sell Hyomei.
Use Hyomei for Bronchitis,
coughs and cold in the head.
husky voice, Group of infants, and
any inflammatory disease of the
breathing organs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
AT PIE TACOMA

A most wonderful example Of
late photo-play production, Geo.
Kleine's Qua Vadis," Is now
showing to capacity houses at the
Tacoma theater. This film which
was produced by the Societa Ital-
lana Cfnes at Rome is without
doubt the most pretentious photo
play production ever made and
the producers have taken excel
lent advantage OF the stirring and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

ton. Lille Langtry has interpret-
ed the title role In His Neighbor's
Wife," which will be released this
month.
Spoilers" has been filmed by the
Selig company. King Baggott. the
popular Independent movie star
recently returned from Great Brit
ain where he played the title role
In a careful, correct production Of
"Ivanhoe."
The western companies will COM
tribute two big features to the
winters movie program.
One of these is a series OF wild
animal pictures. The other II =
group Of naval and pirate pic-
lures 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
Any Woman Can Have a Pretty Neck if She
Takes as Much Care of 1t as her Face

Even If you patroniZe beauty
shop you will find that the oper-
ator only gives your throat the
most superficial care while she
expends a full hour on your face.
Always rub your throat from
the chin back to the ears and
from the chin down toward the
bust and back to the arm pits.
If you have fat neck pick up
little pieces of the flesh and roll
it between your thumb and first
fingers. Don't do this too siren
uously, and after you have gone
over your whole throat in this
manner pat 1t with a cloth wet
In spirits of camphor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
ny GERTRUDE M. PRICE

bx GEHTHUDE M. PRICE
The millions Of movie" fans
who have caught the picture"
habit are not likely to be disap-
pointed this winter in the supply
of entertainment.
There are many big, new fea-
lures for the winterl
The Kinemacolor has a new
series of Popular Players Off
the Stage" which will include
Anna Held. Blanche Ring. Ray
mond Hitchcock, Weber and Fields
and several other well known
players.
Florence Roberts has played
"Sapho" for the film.
Under Daniel Frohman's direc-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
Florence Bell Returns to
Lead Princess Stock Co.

After q four months vacation
spent in California, Miss Florence
Bell, one Of the most popular
stock company actresses who ever
appeared in Tacoma, returned
yesterday eager to renew her en-
gagement at the Princess theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
PLUM AND APPLE JELLY

Plum and apples may be used
together for jelly. Cook plums
and apples separately. Use one
cup of plum juice to two cups of
apple Juice and one cup of sugar
for each cup of juice used. Boil
twenty-five minutes. Put into jelly
tumblers and allow to cool and
cover with paraffine.
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Answers

Dear Miss Grey: l am Is,
and very much in love with
girl my own age. l have
been going to see her three
times q week, and some
times four. OF late she has
seemed to be growing a little
tired of me. Is it because I
have not been going to see
her enoughf
My brother was going with
very dear friend of hers,
and he quit without any rea-
son. Do you think that is
why my girl is 80 cool to
me? Dear Miss Grey. my
heart thumps so at night I
cannot sleep. l am so I'M
settled I think It will drive
me crazy. Miss Grey, If you
are a woman I know you
will give me some good ad-
vice. l assure you it will
be appreciated.
TROUBLED.
As-At may Dc Tie tEe8tAncnt Ol
your brother to the girls chuln
has set her to thinking, and she
has decided not to show too much
feeling until she finds out what
kind of boy you are. That Is a
very good plan to follow always,
and l am sure IL the other girl has
been too affectionate with your
brother, she regrets it now. Usual.
ly when q young girl is affection.
ate she is trustful. When that
trust Is hurt in any way, she suf.
fers-at the time more than the
one who destroys it. Sometimes
the suffering of the man is de.
layed, but he must make restitu.
ton for his mistakes sooner Oh
late T. Treat the girl kindly, and
show her you know how to be q
fine friend.
That heart-thumping doesn't
amount to row of pins. Dc
worth while each day
in spite of your unsettled feeling
and while working yonr problem
will become clearer. AM q
woman. 1 AM giving you good
And 1 want YOU to FOL.
LOW it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

Colds Caun~ Headache and Grin
LAXATIVE BROMo QIrININE tab
One aBRoMo QuININE.n II has
signature OF e. w. GROVE on box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

over the plums boiling hot. May
be kept in stone Jars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please tell me what will take
ink out Of a light brown
serge dress?
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spectacular story Of the days "a
Nero. f.
The engagement here closes
with today's performances.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

Miss Conchita Sepulveda, recent
ly chosen queen of the Portola fes-
tival, the three-day celebration at
San Francisco concentrating the
discovery of San Francisco bay by
Don Casper de Portola, is the
daughter of Ygnacio Sepulveda, for:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
Funny Farce
Stop Thief
Here Friday

ssStOp THIEF comes to Tie Ia
coma tlieater for two perform
ances, Frtday and Saturday
nights.
It IL the unexpected surprises
In Stop Thief" that furnish the
appeal In this farce. It has suc-
ceeded in focusing the attention
OF New York theater-goers on its
fun and mystery for the past IL
months. and viii be presented az
the Tacoma theater FRIDAY and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

Her husband, Mr.. Brewer, has ~
turned also. #
Miss Bell will take the leading
part In the popular Princess CON,
pany again next week. when she
will appear as Annie Jeffrfes II
THE Third Degree"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

As--You win have to do the
wording Of that message yourself.
If you are not certain, tell him so,
xnd ask for time to decide the
matter. let him understand YOU
want TO be fair to him as we'll Ms
70 yourself. BE hencst with him,
but be kind, too.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22

Tacoma rl0yhouses
fneat-wsnderui p,stsres quo vVa- alinsee
concluding tonisht MarearR AnsIm a "xveitA
Night tomcrrow night stop Thief Friday tad 5atue-
day nights,
Psnteges Theats.A Winning Miss" bright musical comedy
with several feature vaudeville
Princess Theater"The WOLF"
by Josephine Dillon
Mebourne-Iates movies. with
Torrance at ~ 80 o'clock daily.
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Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please tell me what has be-
come of Everett True's chill
dren? A READER.
A.-They must be off hunting
the Newly WEEDS Baby's other
tooth. You didn't know Snoo-
kums had another tooth? He
did a long, long time ago. He ap-
peared one day with two teeth,
and the public hOwled SO that the
creator of Snookrums and his
teeth had him fall down in his
next public appearance and knock
one tooth out. 1 guess they were
afraid he would grow up too soon.
It's mere suggestion on my part
that Everett True's children may
be hunting IL. We will hope Con.
do, the originator of Everett
true, will see this and bring the
progeny to light again.
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Dear Miss Grey: / am q
girl who has no parents. and
1 live with my sister. / am
Is. l was engaged to q
young fellow of "a; but have
not seen him for some time.
The other day he came here.
Miss Grey, ] received LETT
tiers from him all the time
he was gone, and now that
he has come back he still
thinks / am going to marry
him. At times I think l Will,
and then again | think ! am
too young. He is Jealous, and
/ do not think love him
well enough to be his wife.
Please tell me how to tell
him SO. Thanking you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-22
CUTIE.

CUTIE.
A solution of q teaspoon
of Oxalic acid crystals dissolved in
a cup of Iuke-warm water will
probably remove the stain, but
would advise you to try II on a
piece of the material first. Rinse
we'll. 1t is said to be poisonous.
''DisheaPtened": I do not usu-
ally publish an answer without
the letter; but want to say this:
There is a state law making any
saloon man liable for selling a
man liquor after he has been re-
quested by the wife not to do SO.
CYNTHIA GREY.
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
WILLIAM p. WHITE.
HAMILTON STEWART.
j. CHESTER GIBSON.
VIsurtna1
nnra1nl

n upfIC SALE or HIGH GRADE FUR
1 nffure Rugs Mattings. We will offer a
public sale the entire contents OF two OF the
best furnished apartments in town. and VIII
be- sold at Stidham Sons Auction store
No III East Fourth street. Friday, Apri
A. 1913 at 1 o'clock, p m.
Apartment No. t-One Colonial Circassian
Walnut Bedroom Suit with large mirror,
cost $3.50. Two Brass Beds, heavy and
guaranteed lacquer. one Mahogany Dresser
feet. cost 500. ono Bird's.Eye Suit; one,
5.piece Parlor Suit in brown Spanish
leather one Leather Couch; one massivel
Dining Room Suit including Buffet, 81 in-l
ches; planked rim Extension Table ChinNl
closet with claw feet. leather seat Diningl
Chairs. ono combination Bookcase andl
Desk. Felt Mattress. Library Table. Fancy
parlor Rockers, Bric-n Brao Pictures, Bad
ding. four beautiful Rugs in Wilton, Amin
ster and Crex Etc.
BRASS Red one Goose Neck Brass Bed. Ma
tional Springs and Felt Mattresses. Artl
Ticking one Colonial Dining Room Suit
with crystal China Closet and can seat
chairs one Hall Rack with large mirror
one OAK Wardrobe, one Spanish Leather
Table. Ave piece Parlor Suit In Verons
Pictures Oak Dresser and Ohinonier, oue
Tuna Mahogany Dresser and Chifonier, onsl
largo Oil Painting marine scenel Beddingl
of all kinds, two Lamps with oeaufifui
rlobes. one Eddy Refrigerator. Lace Our
tains ive handsome Rugs. size e.5xlo.6 and
qxI2 In Administer, Brussels and Smyrna.
One set Of Saxon China Dishes. 100 pieces
Bric.a Brac Towels and Linens silvervare.
Glassware, Etc
sprinr and must be sold A. owners have no
further use for them and they have only
hoen use about nine months and are like new :.
marsl-aprI.s sTTDHAM h SON. Aucss.
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
PHILLIES LOSE
SECOND GAME
This Time Young Bush, Of
Athletics, Pitches Grand
Ball for MaCk'S Team

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-Aftor
tieing up the score in the ninth on
single by Lobert, the Phillies lost to
the Athletics yesterday afternoon
when Mike Doolan made feeble ef-
fort to gather in Mclnncs bounder. in
the Athletics half Collins was
walked by Mayer. who then struck out
Baker. Collins went second and then
third on Killifer's heave TO Packert.
instead of Knabe. Then Mclnnes came
through and the Athletics for the sec
ond time In as many days. triumphed.
This time the score was 2 TO L.
Captain Danny Murphy showed am
other pitching star In Bush. He held
the heavy artillery of the phillies just
as tightly as Wycofi did on Tuesday,
but was unfortunate enough to pass
Doolan In the ninth, the latter bait
ting for Marshall, and Doolan made
the circuit on a sacrifice. an out and
hit The score.
Evening journal., 1913-04-03

PITTSBURGH, April 3.-With the
opening of the baseball season at
hand the fans have sidetracked every
thing else to discuss the chances of
their favorites. The all absorbing
topic at present is Who will be the
successful pilots in the American and
National leagues? The majority OF
experts in the parent baseball organ
ization pick Johnny McGraw of New
York to make It three straight Local
critics believe Fred Clarke will lead
the Pirates pennantward. Chicago
scribes think Johnny Evers and his
Cubs will capture the banner. In the
American league the majority of the
experts declare Jake Stahl and his
Boston Red Sox will again take part
in a worlds series. Philadelphia
critics say that If Connie Mack's
pitchers delive- the goods the Athle-
tics will romp home with the gon-
falon. Washington bugs, critics and
scribes are Of the opinion that Clark
Griffith will bring the first pennant to
the capital. OF course ante-season
predictions are not always fulfilled
as baseball is so uncertain, so we
all will have to wait until the season
is well under way before we can tell
which team has the best chance TO
win the pennant in its respective lea
que
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
DUPONT SCHOOL
TEAM LOOKS GOOD

The DUPONT High School baseball
team will be one OF the most promis-
ing aggregations in the field from the
looks of their present lineup. While
many of the stars of former seasons
will be with the team no more and
their presence will be sadly missed
a new bunch of men have come out
and they promise to develop into one
fast combination that may take sew
eral unexpected scalps this season
OF course the grand battery OF last
year. Porter and Mathewson is ouI
of the game and their places will be
hardN to fll. Ward and Hackendorn
will assume the twirling roles ano
should make good. Plerson will be
behind the bat Ches Smith will be
at short, Doueherty will be at first
and Hackendorn and Ward will alter
nate between second and the box
Martin is a fixture at third and with
Valentine. Friel. Elder. Toomay. and
Stahl out for the outleld positions IN,
team will be well balanced In everl
I department
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
L0CAL RnY A MRrsTLER.

William S. Prickett, a former VIII
mington High School lad Is making
good at Princeton as a full-hedged
freshman wrestler. Billy has been in
several Of the interclass meets at the
big university, and although pitted
against heavier opponents, has al
ways made a favorable impression
He has registered several victories
against the upper men and before he
is through at the Black and Orange
should be a recognized mat artist
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
In ATHLETIC MEET

Preparations are being made for a
Field Day by the High School for the
purpose of getting new material out
for the track team. The meet will
probably be held at Wawaset Park,
on April 10. There should be plenty
OF fine material at the High School TO
make up a splendid track team and
il is hoped that the meet will draw
some of the men out
From present indications. the relay
team which will go to the Penn races
will be made up OF Jones. Matthews
Herman, and Mason. The last two
are green men in the quarter. but are
developing very fast. and should
make good in the college games.
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
RIVAL ALPHA
TEAMS TO MEET

The Alpha baseball team last years
Independent champions OF the city,
will play the Alpha Field Club team
on the Military grounds for SO a
side. Alpha will use either Wierz-
bowsk or Joachniowski in the box
with Thryosthowsh behind the stick,
while Alpha f. c. will use Joe Wood
on the mound and Salad behind the
bat.
Alpha's management announces
that the last years Alpha r. c. will go
under the name Alpha. and the second
team will take the name Alpha Field
Club. Any first class Independent
teams desiring to secure games with
Alpha should address communications
TO William Spildle, No. lOl7 Linden
street
Evening journal., 1913-04-03

cense, the new association spent $4,000
in clearing off a tract of woodland,
planting posts for fences and grading
on the Harry b. Wolf farm, separat-
cd only by a roadway from the Har-
ford County Agricultural and Breed
ers' Associations track. Undaunted
by this refusal the Fair Association
again applied for dates for Is days
beginning June L. After a second re-
fusal, on the grounds that an addi-
tional track would not be conducive
TO best interests of racing in the
county and State, an appeal was made
to Judge Harlan, Of the Circuit Court.
II is the belief of many here today
that the race-track question will be
IAN important issue in the next legis-
lative campaign.
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
MANY MACS AT
HAVRE De GRACE

HAVRE DE GRACE. April 3.-Ap-
plication for stabling for 1900 horses
has been made to James II. Fahey,
secretary of the Breeders Associa-
ton. but as there is stabling for 500,
the racing officials are busy selecting
only such horses as are to take part
in racing at this meet. A number OF
horses will again be stabbed in Havre
de Grace. Up to the present there
are but 25 horses at the track, but II
carloads are expected to arrive THIS
week, and Mr. Tucker says that by
Saturday night there viii be 400
horses on the grounds.
Mr. Tucker is engaged in preparing
the track for use and in building the
steeplechase course. If the weather
keeps good this course will probably
be completed in time for the opening
of the meet Mont Seminar, with a
force of carpenters, is inclosing tht
betting ring so as to protect il in time
OF storms.
Much surprise was occasioned bS
the recent decision of Judge Harlan
in the case OF the Hayre de g
Mechanical Fair Association versus
the Hartford County Racing Commits
sion. In his decision Judge Harlan
stated that it was his belief that the
act of Legislature creating the Com
mission, intended that it should have
full sway in racing matters inothe
county, and since the Wolf crowd had
failed to show where any fraud had
been committed. he did not see how
he could interfere.
This decision ends a long-drawn.
out fight which was begun last Sep
tember when the Havre de Grace Me
chanical Fair Association, which had
beep organized through the efforts o.
four confederates of Harry B. Wol'
and Al. Hereford, OF Baltimore, were
refused racing dates for October by
the Commission. Prior to this time
certain of being granted a racing Ii
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
sT. ANN IRS. T0 START.

The ST. Ann Jrs. viii line up
against the Garrick boys on Satur-
day at Brandywine Springs, II the
weather is good AS the teams have
been playing glt-edged ball, a good
game is expected. The battery for
st. AIMS will be H. Snyder and A.
Dougherty II. Merrill and II. Davis
OF Essick will work for the treatre
team.
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
ORANGE WANTS ANOTHER TRY.

The Orange Juniors have picked
their team. and Captain Myers states
that, although they lost their first
game to the White Roses by a small
score. they would like TO meet the
same team again. rhe Orange Iu-
niors have been represented on The
diamond for four seasons. and have
always had a winning combination.
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
nRoMNT0MN Rows MN GAME.

The Browntown Jr. would like 10
arrange games with any 10 or 1G-
year-old team in the city. Challenged
should be sent to c. Givons. No 22l
Sixth avenue. The team will probab-
ly line up as follows:-H Merrill, C.;
c. Givens. p: Weldln. IS; r. Cunning
ham, 1b; W. Netschie, 2b: b. Cum
ningham. 3b; r. Rafader. RI; r. Civ
ems, cf; and S. Maker, IT,
Evening journal., 1913-04-03
Gun CLUB's OPENING SHOOT.

The Gun Club of the Wilmington &
Philadelphia Traction Company will
open its season on Monday next, with
a shoot for the members and their
friends, on the Front and Union
streets grounds. This will be the
first of many shoots during the Sum
ner.