The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-10

broidared dress! Mind decoration is
less expensive than ever before. T.
am great believer in public schools.
but the mother must not and nead not
leave her child's mental development
entirely in the hands OF the teachers.
"A little child is so easily led; let
them learn OF the finest and most
beautiful things in life" concluded
Prof Sanford, ,,"before they become ae-
quainted with its artificial lures" II
Ladies' Smoking Outfit.
Here is a description of the very
newest ladies' smoking outfit. The
coat is really blouse in satin. or
Egyptian crepe, and the lower part is,'
we'll not exactly. trousers, but it is onc!
long strip Of accordian plaated chiffon
set onto a belt that looks as though
II might have come from the land of
tire warning Mexicans. The outer edge
OF the sheer fabric Is SO arranged that
1t makes a ruffled pantaloon about
each angle, the skirty part falling in
graceful Salom3-like pillows. The
color scheme is red, Turkish red, or
course with silver and gold embroid-
cry, and tiny red satin cap decorat-
ed with q wreath of tiny red satin ap-
pies goes with II.
PlesOl0gy % Lost Art.
The great American mystery the
art OF making pies, is being taught by
Mrs. Ida Lyman Phillips. She can
make 'em like mother used to, hot OFF
the tin and full of juice and salubroiusi
savors. Mrs. Phillips comes from a
long line Of hereditary pie geniusss,
who used to roam the patliiess wilds OF
mince meat belt 1t takes q special
pie genius to make worthy pie. Pie
is psychic: pie is an art-almost.a a lost
art. 1t all started because Somebody
wrote piece about Mr.. Philips and
her pies; and the next day letters be-
gan to pour in from rich and poor,
from brides, from brokers, from old
fashioned housewives and from resi-
dents of hotels. In fact" said Mrs.
Phillips, 1t made ME sad to. see now
hungry the world is for pie. Most
domestic trouble comes from ignor-
Gnce of how to cook. Many letters
ask me to go to the homes of the
writer's and SHOW them how to make
Il real, gdd, coed nld-fashioned pic. OF
course ] co.
So, IL You meet a rather stately,
gray-haired woman in, silk frock
with point lace collar, heavy gold
heirloom, locket look of compassion
in her eyes and a tissue paper parcel
in her kid gloyed hand, 1t may be Mrs.
Phillips on. her way to give a pie les
son. son; The fl,EP parcel is hsr checked pie
Inside History OF 11ld Fight.
Eleven Years, ago Jim Jeffries was
absolutely ihsSyinSible, He knocked out
Eitzsinmo5a aBd Corbett, and after
that there wgshst 9 !, man ph earth who
wanted TO iaglit JefrieS; So it start,e
sssF Y t fbh uSnown hews nashea 5,ea
had knocked him 10 Nh md %
ceiSed the .decisibheinn Ii four round.
bout, Jack Mupro4 was the name
mentioned, bit 'hohosiy knew anything
about him. "A fe@ years later tho
whole story came .oat, Monroe was a
whale among amateurs and terror on
the football field, but he had given up
niayinE ns 7, ana gone fslpp f9sPactins for cop
/, you see,". said daGR,t"I was boss Of
the gang on thG soafth l5y5!. and
was playing some football. hadn't
done any lighting, but was In good
Shape. was vsorkins to set stege
to open up a copper lead I'd found in
Idaho. $50
When Jsffries came along and L
heard OF that offer for $500 to any one,
who could stay four rounds with him
l made I'M my mind IN get the u1nney.
SO started training a, little and laid
of. -
Jen had been knocking out all COM
ers and never thought Oh such a thing.
as keeping in condition. The night
he met me he was pretty we'll lit up,
When the fight started guess ne.
Thought / was SCARED es him, for he.
walked right over TO my corner and
didn't even put nm his hands. / hit,
him on the Jaw, and played a little foot :
ball in a elinch, but he grInted and
didn't seem to plind 1t much. The
Hockdowt' wisss IN the SECOND round.
iIpever knocked Jeff down 1t was this
way: JEFF was pretty wobbly from the
wine he had drunk and when he started
to jah ne I dncked under his arm and
went ipto him With a good old foot-
ball tackle, and put my shoulder into
his$fihs.' His legs were twisted and
he tripped on. his own feat and went
over against the ropes aud fell to one
Knee He jumped up pretty mad and
went after me, but Just played foot
ball and roughea 1t with him and he
didn't have anytaing on me at that
game. clark baII sent uH, ali tiius5
telegsams, telling bow i knocked Ieif
down. and told me to stick to tho
story and we'd cisan mp fortune
Aithopgh Munroe neyer had a chance,
with Jefr, he has done some really
good fighting. He knocked. ont Peter
hl.taheF. whipped fem Shfakey veryI
thoroughly in six rounds, and Iiassal
cred q gigantic fellow from Bhffaln,
whom Tom O'IscnElfe had pickad as
Jeif sure suce sRnr. -
one TH0Us b REASONS
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