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New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
CAST OF THE GHOST OF JER
BUNDLER."

For those who know and enjoy w. w.
Jacobss peculiar form Of Wit and wish
to see one Of their favorite sea captains
pop suddenly into life before their eyes in
a most faithful manner, then it is 10
Wallack's you should 20 and see Cyril
Maude's splendid portrait of Captain
James Barley of the barge Heart IN
Hand" and laugh at the giddy old heart
breaker as he dashes from conquest to
conquest. explaining to his conscience and
the world that there's no arm in 1t
lust affability-that's all, just affability.
AS for the play itself, It's only virtue Is
that its characters speak Mr. Jacobs lines
and that Mr.. Maude has lot OF the
best Of them It's general effect Is prac-
tically the same as when. in about the
wear 1906 Nat Goodwin undertook 10 re-
produce. in this city. the London sue
cess Of Mr.. Maude in the same vehicle.
and the results were rapid and decidedly
unavoidable The character sketches Of
the quaint types were too essentially
British in their style of humor to 80
audience as they were presented, and
even now, when we have grown TO know
Mr. Jacobs better it is wofully crude
as a farce Perhaps there Is too little
W ". Jacobs and too much Louis y.
Parker.
Mr.. Maudes delightfully."- consistent act
ing Of the chin-chucklng. scheming bar
gee proves conclusveiy the notion one
received from his previous and first per
formance in this city-that most notice
able phase of his talent. so we'll appre
ciated abroad, les in his consummate
ability to lose himself completely in his
stage character. a talent by the way,
lacking in most OF his contemporaries we
see now and then in somewhat similar
tvpe of play. The actual Cyril Maude is
so buried in his portrayal or character
that one for a time finds the programme
an actual help. Even during has decldedly
novel curtain speech. which conpihed
thanks and an apology for an unnoticea-
bIe delay, he retained his deep sea roll.
I.ennox Pawle played the ale-bloated
mate. Tom Codd. with his usual ability
and made the fake" illness scene capital
fun Montague Love made the irasciDle
Major Smedley as amusing as such ufe-
some character could be. and Edward
con,bermere did well with his part OF the
lieutenant. who, in his cockspre ana
rather SNUG manner, cuts out the nance
and wins the heart of Ethel Smediey-a
mart that rather handicapped MareerE
Maude's endeavors. because 1t demands
the usual Jacobs heroine, a silly creature
who never has a glimmer of sense nntii
the climax.
The rest of the cast do well with What
is given them. even to loungers IN the
fearfuly bolsterous barroom crowd VINO
do too well.
'"The Ghost OF Jerry Bundler Is one
OF Jacobs's few grewsome stories mace
into a not particularly well balanced play
let.
A group of travelling men are te'Iihs
ghost stories over their nightcaps IN the
main room at an old-fashioned Enehsh
country inn 1t develops that there Is
ghost supposed to haunt that very nm
and IL occurs to one of the men, fiirst'
on his way to some amateur theatricais'
that il would be a bully joke to disguise
himself as the ghost and frighien IN"
crowd. lie even wagers with the men
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
PREMIER BORDEN AT BATHS
Begins Taking Cure at the Hot
Springs in Virginia.
[By Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

lby lelegfapp 70 Inc IIloune.I
Hot Springs, Va. Nov. 13.-Robert l..
Borden. the Canadian Premier who ar
rived here yesterday, began to-day to
take the cure AS the physicians advise
that occasionally in the course of twenty
one baths day be skipped, he and Mrs
Borden are likely to be here a month
The Premier played the full eighteen
hole course Of golf yesterday and to-day
with r. ID. Ross. of Ottawa, i'm spite OF
the fact that Sundays storm has still left
some snow on the links. IL turned warm
again to-day. almost hot. and apparently
Indian summer has begun.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
tRASTUS HARTT.

Northport, Long Island. Nov. l5.-Eras-
tus HART. who modelled and superin-
tended the building of the steamer Cen
eral Slocum, which was destroyed by me
some years ago, died to-day at Northport
aged eighty-nine years. For many years
he was draughtsman for his uncle De-
vine Burts. 4 shipbuilder in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
WILLIAM a. CLARK.

Plainfeld. y. j.. Nov 13.-William y.
Clark son Of the late Congressman Amos
Clark, died at his home here to-day after
a long illness. lie was born i'm Elizabeth
lie was founder and president of the state
Trust Company Of this city and was en-
gagged in the real estate business. MI
Clark leaves wife and one son.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
roRgEs.RoeERTsoN AS sHYLock

Forbes Robertson announces he viii
mako his first New York appearance as
Sbvlock In Shakespeare's THE Mer-
cbart of Venice" at the Shubert Theatre
naxt Friday evening, with Gertrude FL
Iiott os Portia Though Forbes-Robert-
con has played this character In Eng
,ond and in a few Of the outlying Amer
'a, cities he has never been seen as
-, ~, In this city
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

The season is. by liberal allowance,
about four weeks old. get within tnat
time eleven players upon the pianoforte
have been heard here In public concerts.
Some names may have gotten away-es-
caped the notice of the observer. that is
but. to the best of his knowledge. without
close study OF the records. the list reads
like this: Harold Bauer, Ethel New
comb. Harold Randolph Josef Hofmann.
Ignace Jan Paderewski, Cornelia Rider
Possart. Teresena Carreho. Rosalie
Thornton, Eleanora Spencer, Victor Witt
gensteln and Hattie Scholder-E Edlin
Some of these names have so lofty a
sound that under different circumstances
il might seem almost "A humiliation to
mention them In the same breath (or
paragraph with the others
They belong to the classc, i'm the ancient
Latin sense, among the worlds musical
artists; some of the others are most en-
phatically mira classe.n. And yet their
owners have all given recitals and have
all asked public attention to the fact.
Most of them have received it, some IN
whose case silence, which though II Is
criticism, Is yet criticism OF Khdly
order, have not 1t is to be hoped tha-
they are grateful, but to be feared that
they are not Recitals, be IL known, ex-
cept those given by artists who are great
are not given for the people who nave
been persuaded by one or another motive
to hear them, but for the beneht OF the
multitude who are expected to read about
fo xphin
cussion OF them difficult to all except the
writer's for trade papers When two
score players upon the pianoforte twiddle
! their fingers with equal facility over the
keyboard in the course OF a season. what
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
TO ENTERTAIN DANIELS.

Josephus Daniels, Secretary Of the Navy,
u,nI ne the guest OF honor at the. annual
dinner Of the North Carolina Society OF
Now York. at the Hotel Plaza. December
Il While in the city. Secretary and Mrs.
Daniels are to be guests OF the president
~ the society. Rufus'L Patterson OF No.
% West sd street
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
GLARS AT BENEFIT MATINEE.

Mazda Craigen. president OF the fro-
fessional woman's League announces
that Maggie Cline, the Irish queen and
Dayid Warheld will appear together az
the benefit matinee to be given at tne
casino Tuesday afternoon, November H.
o,,a, odditions 10 the cast are George
Probert. Suzanne Westford Aiieh Hnne""
summerville, Truly shattuck ana r''ar
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
GARRISON TO BE LoTos GUEST.

The Lotos club will give dinner for
Lindley NJ. Garrison. Secretary OF war
at the clubhouse. No. 1lo west ohh
street. tomorrow evening at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
IN EMORIkM.

Saturday, November Is,
1918, there will be months mind SOL
emn requiem mass at 10 o'clock In ST.
Francis Xavier's Church. West 10th ST..
for the repose OF the soul OF Laurence
j. Callahan.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
MARRIED..

BAYLLS-AUERBAC WednesdaL.,
November II. by the Rev. Howard I
Robbins, kathryn Hone, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph ). AuerDach' u
William Baylis, Jr.
REyNOLDS-RICHARDS-On Thursday,
November 13, 1913, at No. i05 Iark
avenue. New York City, by the Rev.
Shepherd Knapp, b. D., Marjorie
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Rich
ards, to Oliver {. Reynolds.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
CYRIL MAUDE IN Z PLAYS
Beauty and the Barge" and
1.-THE Ghost of Jerry Bundler.'

Beauty snd the Barge" a farce BY
w. W. Jacobs and Louis y. Parker. pre-
ceded by The Ghost OF Jerry Bundler,'
by w w. jacobs and Charles Rock. At
Wallack's.
CAST or BEAUTY AND THE BARGE" q"
Captain James Barley...............Cyri Maude
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
CEMETERIES.

THE wOODIAwN CEMETERY.
o3od St. BY Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Office. 20 East ed St.. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
ENGAGE M ENTS.

Mrs. Estelle Benedic Woods, Of Larch-
mont. announces the engagement OF her
laughter. Miss Mabel Elizabeth Woods TO
William II. Smith. jr., OF Mamaroneck'
~ Y. Mr.. Smith was graduated from the
University OF Wisconsin and is member
OF the 9TH Regiment. The wedding VIII
@ke place next summer.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

Notices of mari -rs anl deaths must be
By irii name and address
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
DIED.

E,lmendorf. Sarah +. Thomson, Margaret
Gill Pauline +. Ihurston' hiafla .
Hay, Sjlas Condlt townsend Louisa M
Thomas, Clara II.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
THE REAL SEX PROBLEM
Powerful Dramatizatlon OF 1t at
the Lyric in yourselves"
MISS CROTHERS TRIUMPHS
Searching Presentation of the
Belief in a Single Moral Stand
ard for Men and Women.

Ourselves play by Rachel Croth-
ers. The Lyric Theatre.
THE CAST
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

The marriage OF Miss Caroline Cannon.
laughter Of MI. and Mrs. Frank Cannon
u southampton. England, 10 Albert Ed
NArd Coleman will take place next Mon
gay Vt the home OF Mr.. Coleman's sister
4liS- Adam Dockray. No. West S3d
sir.lf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
ENTERTAINED BY LADIES
9umptuOus iIanquet ~ 'AoodmaD
Hall Enioyed by Craft Of Grip
In Goodly Numbers

The wives and sweethearts Of the
local membcrs Of the United Com
mordal Traveller last night treated
their Knights Of fte Grip 70 a
lmp'uola feast af Woodman Hail
some hundred participated ln the ar
Fair OF ihc evening.
After the inner BEING had been
thoroughly .atia'ed the gathering in
dulgeI .n games and Informal dane
ing. as q pleafod their taste and
fancy.
The Grand Council of the travel
ung mems order OF his state viii
meet 10 Amarillo next April The
ryrlt lar night vas arranged A.
a1rt % set-t01e'her meeting 10 FOR
mgIate plans ana compare ideas with
reference Z" tho proper handling o.
tHe e0m3tr state meeting
n 4Es me generally expressed sem
tlmert ~ the travellers that affairs
liko tte ono lagt night should be-
r'I4rr'lY repeated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a.
they cannot reach the scat OF the
disease Cl,arrh ia a blood or con
8titutIonal disease. and loo order 90
cure % you must take Internal RENE
dies HALLS Ca'arrh Cure rs taken
Informally. ana acts directly upon
The blood ana mucous surfaces
Halls Ca'arrh Cure ia not quack
medicine Il WAS prescribed by one
of the best physicians in this couu-
Try for years and ls regular pre-
scrIpfion u is composed OF tho best
tonlc8 known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly
ON the mucous surfaces The perfect
combination Of the two ingredient
De- what produces such wonderful re.
suits in curing catarrh Send for
testimonials. free
,. j. CHENEY 4 co. Props To.
lcdo o Sold by Druggists. price 7.c
Take Halls Family PMS for con.
5'.pa,lon. tAdvD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
.D1H[RTY CLUB HOLDS
CHRISTMAS BANQUET
iddrcsscs ON subjects ~ Interest
Furnish Mental FOOD. Following
Bountiful Material Feast.

The Doherty Club held their regu-
lar meeting Friday night when the
following paper were submitted and
liFcu sed by the sixty members pres
ent
Boiler room piping By p Vs.
sWanner.
Comparison OF Gas and Electricity
for Illuminating Purposes. by w. r.
Zimmerman
The Electric Light. by ~ Cum
minvs
Relation OF Public Service Com
ranles and tho Public. by a L. Gull
Hrga. Mr. Culiinrs. drawing upon
tis years Of experience. gave the
Younger member an excellent inter
rro'l'ion 90 fhe responsibility OF
the man who serves tho public
Amer discussions the meeting cd
iourned % attend in a body a ban
quot given hy tho comrnuy M the
Elk hotel Hon ! y Browning vas
iha principal speaker and entertain
.r of tho evening. hs discourse mold
ing mo close attention OF those pres
cu'. while tho humorous stories of
Doe frontier days OF Texas provoked
shouts % mirth
Every ono present contributed
1mething Go the evenings entertain
uont which "a. o Christmas festival
win long De- remembered hy an ar
tending
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
Personals

Allen Thompson ~ Vega. eas
among the visitors ,n Amarillo SEES
terdny
e y MeClelland. % PlaIlura,
tran acted busl1ess iB tho paahan
dc metropolis yesterday
Jas e gaban. of clarendon. paR
among 'he many visitors in toe cItJ
yesterday
" williams. 1f Miami. moved
among Amarillo fr.orda last evening
Henry Thut. Jr. o. pampa. vaH
among our Saturday visitors
Hugh Reed. OF claude spent sai-
urlay 10 Amarillo
u V. West Mr. q Mathis and
son and \ " Chimm. OF Miami
we're among yesterday visitors Co.
the metropolis
" G Griffin. % Memphis vas
n business visitor here last evening
T.. " Haynes and l. o buriorl.
OF Lubbock. we're attending 10 bus
mess matters in the metropolis hF'
evening
" G. Reeyos. OF Lockury cam"
up on the Santa Pc laat evening Cor
brief stay 20 the city
W r Ashmcnd. a caitleman nt
the Jericho vicinity wah circulating
among brother coemcu iu The city
last evening
G. d swift. 90 Lubbock. eas an
arrival IN the city laBt evening
Banker l. r Lester uf Canyon
CITY. has been spending a day or
tEo IN the metropolis
Mlas Louise Maupin. OF Qua1ah.
has boen visiting eith Miss Marie
9safard IN the city for s,yera. days
and returned 10 her home SATURDAY
morning
Mrs T. y. Bedford and daughter.
Marie. departed saturday morning
for plnlnsleN. whore thet Nill visit
with relatives for several days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
TiMiNb INCREASING FOR
nAiLY WEATHER BULLETIN

Tho new weather bulletin ~ nov
edited pro0.e-. printed pressed and
prepared fYr delivery 20 the public
hy t.a regular force % the local Of.
Gee OF thO aelther bureau. aud 10
appearance equals tho work o. OK
pert8
Tho daily issue now throughout
ODE Panhandle ana in this city m
over rr. hundred and Dr. the work
HF iYr. OFF tNo office Uls equal 90
d.. Nr Dla1.Dn uu requests from
various sections pf tho Panhandle
0ouI',y Tor fho bulletin that would
rlIHe Zoo daily edition g. nearly five.
fIm's TOO present output Of the pub
l.ca'i0n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

John o. UuHt pr .jrnt ol lho
rart %. 49, ton Weston. Sob. hr
boon visiting a,fH bh brother Chris
Wurk 'hrr' miles southeast OF AM
.r..'0. fer tbr past several weeks and
started ou hH return Journey yos
t'rlor evening Tho Nebraska llk.
oa fhr Panhandle country ana
though u fay0rh.y pf mo Plains
uciropuI. 1mt he criticized our
farmer. fnr trying 70 farm ZOO r.
to1asoIy ana thought re ought 20
pct ria 0f thc Ru. siam thistle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

But a woman doesn't care 20 hcr
toe JOB n she cay boss The boss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
I. l.. DAILY DEPARTS FOR
CALIFORNIA TODAY

g. J. Daily DEPARTS This morning
Coy Bakersfield Cl'. wncrc Doe win
enter tho cmpioyD OF the hardware
firm o. Hayer q Murran Mrs Daily
md the younger children win join
him about Tho first Of February.
a L. Daily has been iu tho om-
n'0yn % the N1rr0v-Thomas Hard
ware Co. of This city f1r the past
soyoU years During fhis time he
has won for himself n host Of friends
who sincerely rcrrct bis departure
from amongst them but whose kind
Hest wishes follow Rim 20 his new
home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

wen teach night c'ass a' co.
Lincoln street peg.n the nfth ~
january lal4 only spanish wlll
Doe taught in tho school an vsh.
lns q right course in spanish will
p'oaae reo M" 1t Armstrong Trans.
fcf and Storage Co building. so
100 Lincoln street tor purpose ct or
dHf.ng books Respectfully.
T. 80 EDWARDS. Teacher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
som uitTR HALIIES FROM
EfIIST~ 90 OPERATION

g. { schumacher phO frslles Oh a
'arm inlf miles north pi Amarillo.
.or"1'ly underwent o. Heri1ua sgrgt
CAP operation a. o local nn'tarIam
Tho physician 600 attendance reports
ff. patient on rI' road 90 speedy fe.
r1H,ry HI ..lgmakerH many
lrraI b. gai i0 .au of thiaahap
.. result
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

To thr 'ri'nds who $50 kindly 'cn.
i'rod asslstanr" daring tho illness
avn deepest sympathy follow ing the
d"'h o| our SON and brother -
y snlulH $500 d",rp tn extend
our earnest r,pra TORS OF heartfelt
gratitude
Mr. a MRS W n MYTHS.
MRS 1OHN KROnOTIL
V 4 spArLuING
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

Daily Ncus Want Ads must be ac-
ccmpaniod D. the CASH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
EN-NAluB ". D.. GFE
NOW ~ NEW OFFICES

On Mayor vs. 3 Geo. vho has
heretofore held offices On the clty
h1Il has removed 20 the Carson
building where ne Will honceforth
bo at home Co bi- clients and friends
iu q urHly-cqulppci suite Of rooms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

4 baby boy Has born to Mr.. ana
Mrs 49, l. M1bloy. 40 their farm
home three miles west ~ 'hr cts
yesterday g1arro0U Mother Hnd
child are reported as doing nicely
tv the family physician
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

Marriage licenses Ncro issued hy
County Clerk Motlos yesterday 'u
the following
Harmon Rufus FppI-f uud MI.
Phoebe Ellen Burgess
Robi r.. Acrea and Miaa Audrey
4 Green
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

Try Daily News Wan, Ac'.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-11
DISCUSS LOGGED LANDS
Hoquiam Commercial Club Will Dis
euss Prospects Of Securing
Logged Lands at Luncheon
Tomorrow

HOQUIAM,. Nov 10.-Two projects
for opening logged off lands tributary
to Hoquiam, one a big holding conf
pany and the other an association
dealing with the owners, are being
considered by officers and members
of the Commercial Club and will be
discussed at the weekly luncheon
Wednesday at the Hotel Grayport.
Work of putting the logged lands
tributary to Hoquiam. which are suit
able for settlement, in shape to offer
to settlers has been under way during
the fall, officers of the club having
put considerable time in on the pro-
ject, and the visit last Thursday of
l. V. Van Zanten of Holland has Civ
en- an impetus to the undertaking.
Owners Of several thousand acres
of valley land tributary to this city
have agreed to join in a plan to put
it in shape to sell and much interest
is being shown in the undertaking.
Two plans have been suggested. one
to form an association or committee
representing the Commercial Club,
which can deal with the owners, and
the other to form big holding com.
pany of logged land owners.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-11
A THANKSGIVING APPEAL
To the school boys and girls OF
Washington, Greeting:

To the school boys and girls Of
Washington, Greeting:
Thanksgiving is coming, with it's
turkey and cranberries and holiday
vacation. You, with your good homes
to live in and enjoy, and your kind
parents to provide for your necessi-
ties and pleasures, have much to be
thankful for. And of course you are
thankful. Perhaps you would like to
know good way in which to ex-
press your thankfulness, just as your
parents and other older folks do, who
meet at Thanksgiving time and take
an offering for homeless children,
and thus show their gratitude.
Well, here it is. From all over the
State there are being brought, orphan
and neglected and homeless children
to the Washington Childrens' Homo
Society for care and homes. Nearly
half a thousand were sent in last
year. We want to find home and
parents and happiness for every one
we can. And the school children of
Washington are going to help.
Wednesday. Nov. 26, is to be OBJ
served as Homeless Childrens' Day
in the schools. Take your offering,
silver one If possible. and elect
some one to see that it gets to the
right place along with all the rest.
"He that giveth to the poor. lendeth
to the Lord"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-11
WAUGH )
NEWS

RaincOat weather is certainly
here at last. If you buy one of
our raincOats and you find it
won't shed rain, we will give you
another one for it so you run no
risk like you would if you order
ed it from a catalogue. We also
guarantee that you will have at
least a dozen showers between
now and May LIST, 1914, in which
to wear it. Now the next thing
is the price.
We have good rubber coats
from $500 to $500. Double tex
ture rubber interlined serge coats
for $6.45. Good wool tricot or mix
ed coats, thoroughly waterproof
$o.75.
Excellent quality gaberdine
coats, perfect fitting and perfect
ly made, $500.
Heavy waterproof "Priestly"
waterproof wool coats cut on man.
nish models with satin lined yoke
and raglan sleeves, $3.50.
Finer grades in a dozen differ
ent mixed colors are $3.50.
Our stock of umbrellas is also
complete and the price range is
from so cents to $780,. For any
amount you wish to spend be-
tween these figures we will give
you at least 100 cents worth of
value on each dollar.
We make a speciality of storm
shoes for women, girls and boys
and we believe you can save at
least 20 per cent by buying your
footwear from us. We buy from
the best manufacturers in the
United States, and the expense
Of running our shoe department
is practically nothing.
This saving we pass along to
you and would like a chance to
show you the difference in prices
of our shoes for wet weather and
what you have to pay elsewhere.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-11
BOOM COMPANY WINS SUIT
Wishkah Boom Company Gets Verdict
for $4,000 Against the Green
wood Timber Co.

MONTESANO. Nov. 10.-Saturday
afternoon the suit of the Greenwood
Timber company against the Wishkah
Boom company for $4,000 damages
was given to the jury. A verdict for
the defendant was returned late In
the evening.
There were over 60 witnesses in
the case. 1t was started early Tues
day morning. The suit was for dam
ages for loss of logs destroyed by fire
the plaintiff contending the loss
was due to negligence on the part of
the defendant and to its failure to get
the logs to deep water according to
contract.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-11
Health and Beauty.

hoajen ana oooOvys
When applying tonic to the scalp a
new Ave cent sewing machine oil can
is excellent for this purpose. It puts
the application where It Is needed
without soiling the hair.
White wigs met with enough success
ut Paris fetes Of the late summer and
at fashionable watering places to in
dictate that powdered hair will be In
vogue for evening In the coming win
ter. The high. helmet shaped couture
will also probably he adopted. as 1t Is
suited to the period Of styles when the
hair was powdered
Cold feet and hands indicate that the
circulation il poor. and those who suf-
fer in this way should exercise every
day in the open air and battle their
feet in cold water. rubbing them brisk
ly with the palms Of the hands. Fol-
lowing the cold bath In the morning. a
few simple exercises should be taken
notably the one Of raising the body OIL
the toes with arms alOft. then inclining
1t and trying t" touch the floor with
the finger tips without bending the
knees Tight stays. tight clothing and
high. tight collars Should certainly b.
avoided