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contain. Accordingly, while it may appear
to the dullard that they have no place in
inc diet of man, they contribute wonder.
fully to the life-giving properties of his
food.
inst as chopped meat surrenders it's
mineral salts TO the water in which it is
immersed, through the processes of osmosis
mat we have described, so also does the
bran OF the wheat surrender its minerals
10 the body in the same way. But--the
Dran not only furnishes Indispensable
mineral salts To the body, but its chief
virtue is as regulator OF the peristaltic
acton or the alime ntary tract by which
its contents are kept moving onward
In Dr. Albert Wcstake's new edition OF
ms book on Babies Teeth to the Twdlftll
ear" he says:
Babies teeth should receive considcra.
non at least six months before the child is
porn Necessary elements i'll their build
ing up are furnished at this period by the
mothers blood hence the need of the purity
o. tho latter
Teeth require more organic phosphate
particularly phosphate OF calcium and
carbonates OF lime than other parts of the
BODY; therefore, bone food is necessary for
me mother (cow's milk. eggs, especially
!olks, peas. beans, lcntils, Whole wheai
outer grains, etc..
'Dietetic treatment for the mother is
very important at this period while bone
is forming
The ntestines Of the child are also
undergoing vital changes at this period and
earlier This includes the primary fixation
of the child's intestine i'll the left hypo
chondriac region.
1T is, therefore. vital to the Offspring
TO get perfect peristalsis OF the mothers
intestines. Elimination should be regu
lar without drugs"
For this reason alone the mother should
not be robbed OF the potassium, sodium,
magnesium iron, phosphorus. sulphur,
silica and chlorine which Genuine whole
wheat bread affords.
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is gifted, but not as gifted as Charlotte
Cushman, who never took upon herself
the burden OF the marriage yoke. She
is charming while she dances, but there
has been more than one dancer as charm
ing who has never married. Miss Gwyn
knows all this, and being questioned.
answers that she doesn't know why, but
believes it is all the fault of chat Hindoo
fortune teller
Note that she says not credit, but
fault"
Note also that among Miss Gwyn's con.
Victions is the belief that woman has
very little to do in the matter of marry
ing and being married. She is not free
agent, the many husbanded Miss Gwyn
says. For herself, for instance, she has
The habit Of saying she might have been
once widow, twice at most, but for what
the fortune teller said. Suggestion is all
powerful in forming the marriage habit.
ut was at Hong Kong, while l was Oh
my first wedding tour, that my fortune
was told for the first time said the many
Iridalcd bride. "NIy bridegroom and
were making the rounds Of the bazaars
and saw an old witch standing in one of
iieii, iOuhifS NeIS tdll ana COMMANDING.
Instead of bright colors, like those
around her, she wore long black silk
robe and Il black turDan, beneath which
showed long, snow white hair. She had
remarkable eyes, like black beads, but us
though they were transparent. She paid
no attention to David Stuart, my husband
but just looked from my palm to my face
and then back at my palm. She uttered
an exclamation OF surprise She said:
You will have seven husbands Seven
times shalt thou marry and only with the
last Will YOU find perfect happiness My
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Why Brown Bread, Not White, Us
the Real ssStaff Of Life''
Nj OF the most difficult tasks that
cnnfrnntS the family nhrsinian &c 70

~ MI OF the most difficult tasks that
I confronts the family physician is TO
induce his dyspeptic patients to
break themselves OF the white bread habit
Usually ii is useless for him 10 tell them
that the staff of life" got its name long
before the invention OF machines that made
white bread possible, and that to utilize as
food only the white starch particles OF
wheat is 10 dcyitaize and "denature'' the
most valuable OF natures food materials
Science shows that the grain OF wheat
contains, in organic form, ali OF the twelve
mineral substances needed by tho animal
body Chickens, guinea pigs or monkeys
fed on whole wheat bread will thrive, but
the same animals fed on an exclusive white
bread diet will die. In order to obtain
white bread three-fourths OF the minerals
including the phosphorus. iron, lime.
chlorine, silica, sulphur. potassium and
magnesium are discarded.
These elements-as explained by Il
writer in the Herald OF Health magazine.
are contained in the brown outer skin of
the wheat berry. called the bran, and in
the shorts" "niddings'' and "tailings"
which are sittcd and boited out OF the
ground meal leaving principally the white,
starchy part OF The interior part OF the
berry.
The milers admit that they do not give
lie people "hlte Hour or White bread
through their own choice, but that be.
cause the people think they want white
flour and white bread they are obliged
TO papder to them.
The milers in their CONSERVATION a.
the thought of our eating the bran of the
wheat fail TO warn US against eating corn
on the cob. Every time we eat a roast.
ing ear we eat the bran" OF the corn
and every time we eat beans or peas we
eat the bran" of the bean and the bran
OF the pea, and il is well that we eat. these
things, because while they are not digested
i'll themselves. they surrender to the body
the invaluable mineral salts which they
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Miss Gwyn in the Costume of
a Dance That Thrilled Even
Il Mrs. GOuraud Ball.

Miss Gwyn didn't like tile English
flavor OF the mixed nationality matri.
lnonial banquet. She, an Australian, had
welded Scotclman, a Welshman and an
freshman. After two years Of being Mrs.
Williams she said OF Husband No. a:
Mr.. Williams is Il nice man, but he's
an Englishman. An Englisliman is IL
perfectly dreadful person to marry. He'll
do anything in the world for you before.
he gets you. Afterward he is willing to
buy you two black dresses, one for day
and one for evening wear. His attitude
is a supercilious. is 1t possible you are
not content? Preposterous. Why, ma
dam, you have the honor to be my Wife"
There We're material reasons why the
oft-wcdded dancer should cling to her
fourth husband. lie was sole heir to
several large fortunes and would ulti-
nlately become a multi-mlliOnaire by the
easy road OF inheritance. Further, he had
tidy income of $4,000 year with
which to fend the bowling wolf from the
door. But Mrs. uart-Traffordwyr-Caf-
Trey Williams snapped her fingers at
mere peclmiary considerations. She was
Tired OF being the wife Of an Englishman
And lust to be horrid," rs one of her
dear enemies cooed, she revenged herself
upon fate for having been named" by
herself naming a correspondent. Nanette
Sucre Femme (the sugar girD suffered
THAT indignity. The; courts freed the
dancer.
Fifth to be, in the tandem gaily, driven
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Husband, but Has to Consider 7po " De

tn COINED to have seven husbands.
Fated to be seven times BRIDE
and six, perhaps seven, times Il
widow. All the fuss and bother of seven
weddings, and all the heart wrenching of
six or more undoings of the marriage
bonds. Seven problems in human nature
10 solve, and at exceedingly short range
for no two men being alike in character
istics. every new husband is new
problem
1T is Il strange fate that has no equal,
save in that OF the much married and
captious Henry VIII, King Of England.
1t is not a matter for surprise that Miss
Nance Gwyn, who is to take unto her
self on Christmas a new and fifth hus-
band, should look and feel extremely
grave.
Miss Gwyn, who was once a dancer,
and a most alluring one, is so weighted
by her responsibility as a much married,
and more TO be married, woman that she
has given up dancing. Under their matri
monial overweight her toes may be said
to have lost their cunning. Her famous
high kick has been converted into a staid
stand pat attitude. COMFORTING with the
dignity OF her five ply marital experience,
with two more ply impending.
Miss Gwyn began marrying and being
married when she was sixteen When
fate bestows her Christmas gift Of Hus-
band No. V. the dancing bride will bc
twenty-seven. In eleven years she has
had five spouses, five times as many as
most women acquire in a lifetime, and
five times more than some women want
or than others can get.
Why?
Miss Gwyn is comely, but not as beau
tiful as Rachel who never married She
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Miss Gwyn She Was When Destined Husband No.

by the still girlish-lookins dancer is
Collins Suter Hill, n retired mining
operator from Cape Town, South Africa.
The genius of her many marriages was at
work fashioning her changed future, even
while tile present argued n pleasant and
nndisturbed future. So. brief is the
vision OF mere norta1s in matters that
involve matrimony.
MIR. Hill was Il dear friend of my third
nusband," the Notwithstanding
elect explains. 81 met him while Tom
and-l were on our honeymoon trip to
Cape Town
Mr.. Hill, who is considerably his
nife's elder, has an unsiiakable prefer
ence for the quiet life. To that prefer.
ence his experienced betrothed cheer
fully subscribes.
For her, she says, there will be no more
of the fevered, changeful sort or exist
ence. No more character dances like
those given by the former Mrs. jackson
Gouraud and the present Edmund Rus
sell, where Miss Gwyn thrilled the guests
by her Salome dance OF the seven wells.
No more admirers like Arthur Carew,
who, because their love was spurned
tried to commit suicide or the dancers
doorstep. No more jealous Philadelphia
wives, nor wives Of any other city.
My husband abhors dancing, and am
going to give it up. He says lie loves me
steSplle NY dancing instead or because of
it as SO many fools have done. am quot
ing Mr.. Hill. He's SO forceful. have
promised to lead with him the quiet life
he loves. We will live near Los Angeles.
Our honeymoon will be world tour.
have given away all my dancing costumes
and my jewels. MI. Hill hates TO see q
woman decked with jewels. He says she
is as interesting as Il dummy in
jewelers. window and no more. He SAYS
jewels only detract from woman's
beauty. He is the first man who ever
understood me. In gratitude for that
understanding / mean to be a serious
minded wife"
No doubt Miss Gwyn's speech had its
root in sincere purpose. But there are
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cayilers who would bar that world tour.
Men admire dear Nance SO much. MIR.
Hill would better put her In a Blue Beard
closet than take her on a honeymoon
tour OF the world. Didn't she meet him
on her third honeymoon? And may not
she meet No. G, and, who knows, maybe
No. z. on her world honeymoon tour as
Mrs. Hip"
Also, so suspicious is imperfect human
nature, some there be who see an omen
IN the Cape Town mans betrothal gift.
Ihere. was no engagement ring, no en-
sagement bracelet, because Husband.
eject No. V. dislikes Jewels and the bride
What she asked, two dogs, the list Of
whose pefections the writer will spare
you. Some OF their friends find comfort.
IN the TACT that Princess Fiji and >Prin-
cess Tzu, the Pekinese Chinese spanieIs.
get on amicably together.
IL she had asked for a cat and dog it
might have foreshadowed the end of No.
w, SAID a ravenlike bachelor.
yet 1t cannot be denied that according
10 the ltlndoo sOothSayer two more hus.
bands or the quota of seven impend. I'm.
easy lies the head of the husband that.
according to the palms and stars, is not
the iaSt' OF the matrimonial series. He IS
NOT necessarily coward If, his number
DelnS less than seven, he grows anXious
when lie catches cold, and loses his nerve
lest his gun be untrustworthy when he
goes hunting. Death may be preparing
to give his wife her next interval of
freedom. He Is not a churl if he grows
peevish when his wife shows WEAKNESS
at, his stories or supplements his CONVEX.
sation by means of words Of one syllable.
She may be clearly seeing what he fears
he perceives, the Damoclean sword swing.
ing directly above his unlovely bald snot
That man would be much more thar
nuuHn, much. higher than
not reflect upon his four. predecessor,
and the methods of their passing.
Death or divorce, which? He 1oathes
the thought of the men who have gone
before, but he quakes at the thought ri
those who may follow him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
'KITSAP COUNTY
ONLY OUTSIDER
TEAMS CAN PLAY

Scattle'B high schools will no
longer be factors in tho athletic
competitions for the state inter
scholastic championship. Local
nigh schools hereafter can play no
school teams outside King and Kit.
sap counties.
Thus DEGREES the committee ap.
pointed by the school board TO In
yestignte into the Availability OF
continuance Of intercity competi-
ton. The committee has made It's
first report 10 the board Further
points will be covered I'm the final
report. 10 be laid before the dlrec-
tors some time during next week.
The committee is comprised OF
Nathan Eckstcin and ~. Shorrock.
A ban WAS placed on interscholnB.
tic football games last season. but
AZ a number OF schools had already
scheduled games with outside insti-
tutions. the order was deferred. In
tho meantime there was consider
able protest. and finally tho board
decided 10 appoint committee 10
so more thoroughly into the mat
ter.
The board prohibited intercity
games as "A consequence OF flghts
between tho rival factions OF root
ers. which occurred frequently on
the occasion OF such games. Ia
coma was usually the battle-ground,
and visits by the Broadway high
school teams was often the occasion
for the more serious outbreaks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06

KID WILLIAMS TO
MEET CHAMPION;
Gets MONEY UP

los ANGELES. Feb. s.-Kid
Williams has met Johnny Coulon +
final condition for chance at the
bantamweight title. Hts certified
check for $1,000 is In Tom McCar.
ey's hands today.
The money is 10 be given TO Cou.
Ion tho day he signs with Williams.
the champion then TO give II Il some
charity.
Williams also posted n check for
$500 to guarantee that he will make
any weight Coulon demands.
lie Is waiting here for Coulon's
next move.
II Is probable that the boys will
meet NJ Vernon. early in April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
GOOD NIGHT,
Mr.. FOOTBALL!

NEW YORK. Fen. e.-Mr. Foot
ball Rules will be backed up against
n wall and shot full OF holes. II the
suggestions OF the various members
of the intercollegiate football rules
committee. which convened here to-
day. are adopted. CoacL Stage. of
Chicago. is on the scene with 20
proposed alterations 20 be put up TO
the committee. Walter Camp wants
a field Judge added 10 tho officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
RANDOM SHOTS

The date OF the tourney In this city
has not yet been set. Charley Hulen.
OF Brown a. Hulon. will represent
Seattle.
OUR IDEA OF NOTHING
PranilcinT In February for football
games next fall.
WHILE THE RULES COMMIT.
tee IL attempting TO manicure tho
intentional pass from baseball. why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
Sport News
Paragraphs

For reasons unknown. the Levin
sky-Jlm Flynn fight. scheduled for
New York Fob. 3. has been ipdef-
lnitely postponed.
A rule has been made that anna
teur tennis players can accept ex-
pense money only in world. nation
al. sectional and state tournaments.
Twenty-four players will report
to Manager Williams OF tho Port
land Colts for spring training at
Santa Rosa. Cal.
First track turnout was held nj
tho varsity Thursday night. Forty
two candidates were reported.
Tho student board OF control
Thursday night o. KID tho recon
mendation by Manager Horr that
George Engls be chosen baseball
coach.
Fremont Baptists and Plymouth
Congregationsis will play for the
Church league basketball title at
the varsity gym Monday night
Field meet for women VIII be
held IN berkeley. Cal. on Feb. II.
u. OF California girls will compete.
Vancouver club has signed Oscar
Patterson. who played In the Spo'
kane City league.
Mike Gibbons will meet Al
Weinert. Gotham boy, In New
York Feb. ~.
When he signed n contract, Marty
O'Toole wrote that he received Of
fera from the Feds. but the Pitts
burg club was good enough for
him.
81. Louis Browns have been last
I'm batting for five. years.
Buffalo Fed club has been incor.
porated with capital Of 5000 900.
Bob Fitzsimmons will be boxing
instructor OF new Sportsmen's
club. Chicago.
Tournament OF National Bowling
association will be held at Atlantic
City April 8 TO 70. . Us,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06

not "can" the intentional peanut
butcher. who obstructs your view
just as Al Gipe whales out a two
Dagger. clearing tho bases.
Little bags OF money.
A swish Of pen and Ink.
Put the big league rosters
Almost on the blink.
TOMMY BURNS KNOCKED OUT
man in one round and Bombardicr
Wells did the same. going 10 show
there ir more than ono sucker born
n minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

ONE ANNOUNCEMENT or
tremendous Importance. which IL to
DO the climax of the Federal
leagues bid for publicity and pat.
ronage before the opening OF the
coming season. In being withheld by
the outlaw league. according 10 ad'
vices from the East.
This secret viii be preserved un.
III reporting time. Tho Fcderals
have signed up six great major
league players. Who they are only
few know.
The Federal league moguls mean
business. They mean TO win out.
aud don't intend TO give tho major
leaguers a chance TO vrest these
stars from them. That's why their
names will not BE- announced until
Il is absolutely necessary.
SOMEBODY HAS BEEN KID
ding the boxing promoters OF Nor.
ton. Wash. Art Wilson. the local
heavyweight. who can't lick his
weight in cheese. has signed to meet
Jack Burns at that place Saturday
night. The dope has been gisen
out In Morton that Wilson IL dan.
gerous man. hard hitter. and fits
about the ring wAh tho grace OF
lightweight. Tho only time we ever
sized Wilson up az good filter
was the time he met Steve Reyn.
olds In n local ring. In the first
round Steve made q threatening
move, whereupon Art endsayored 10
NIT beneath tho canvas. Wilson
stayed under the carpe, until 10
was counted.
THE TWO BA7HiEAUs PROB.
ably will appear ut Tacoma IN the
next smoker Ia that city. Ernie has
already consented TO meet Lem
Powers In a four. round set.to. and
there IL a probability that his broth.
er Frank win &c; on with Harry
Bishop.
SEATTLE, TACOMA AND Ev.
erett will be included In the North.
west billiard championship. which
begins at Spokane. February 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
RIVERS INJURIES
M|TT;SCRAP OFF

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6--The bout
between Joe Rivers and Leach
Cross. February 20. is off. Rivers
claims he injured his left hand In
bis Milwaukee bout with Wolgast
and that he will be unable TO fight
before the middle OF March. Pro-
mote- McCarey at once wired Jack
Britton. offering him tho Cross
match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
from a German
Specialist

There ar. about ., people IN
every 100 who are eonstipAtcd. and
they don't know why. Most OF them
have been con-tipatod 30 long tha,
~ has become second nature 90 them.
The rosy cheeks OF childhood years
ago are now pale. tho flush and wit
Of ths clear young mind is now a
SLOW. dragged out thought. and the
rich red blood that used 60 rush
through tender veins 10 now . lazy
fluid full OF impurities. They don't
realize that constipation 10 the
quickest road TO old age. wrinkles
and decay. Millions OF people a year
die Oft from constipation. not direct.
~. but Indirectly. Their death csrti.
ficste reads scarlet fever. BriKhts
disease. Organic Heart or Diabetes.
and 80 forth. They ought to read
death from constipation causing
heart disease and so on. They don't
realize that diseases In men are
mostly due to constipation. The
bowels In their natural condition
shove along the matter through the
Intestinss without interruption. but
~ conatipatod they lose their healthy
motion and become like dead angle
worms Biooa Esd Nerve Tonic win
bring back the action OF tho bowels
n used according to directions, and
you will gain your health once more
This medicine IL put up In three
forms. No. I. and J. In order 20 get
A. the seat OF your disease one
months treatment IN each box. For
sale by tho Quaker Drug Co. 1913
first Ave. Giles Drug Co, 1876
Jackson 81. and German Pharmacal
20 g4th " W and Market. send all
communications TO the German
pharmacai Co. Ballard Station. Sc
attle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
N ORDER TO ENCOURAGE

IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE
boys around Seattle and outside
points TO take an interest in the
amateur game. Boxing Instructor
Pat Scott OF the Seattle Athletic
club has extended an open invita-
ton 10 all boys TO take part In the
flstic card now being arranged for
n date late this month. Scott wants
TO get away from tho idea OF match
Ing club talent in purely local shows.
He can see no direct benefit in put.
ting two 8. A. c. boys together and
believes It tends TO arouse jealousy
and animosity among HIS NIT artists.
At the next show the club boys will
take on outsiders from this city. and
others from snch places as Stan.
wood. Chehalls and other nearby
places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06

Twenty-Five water nymphs splash
cd about In the big pool AT the Seat
tie Athletic club this morning. in the
first swimming exhibition OF the sea
son. The affair was In charge OF
Instructor Pat Scott. There are
over 60 women in the aquatic class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06
Gets THE COIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-Ad wolgast
Is signed up today for four con.
tests. according To Tom Jones. be-
fore March l. Jones said Wolgast
Is making as much money now as
he ever did
Feb. 10 Wolgast will meet Tom.
my Gary Ia Cincinnati for ten
rounds. Jones said. Then he will
meet Patsy nrouillard In an eight.
round bout at Windsor two days
later. Hts next bout will be In
New York. where he Is 60 box
Johnny Dundee ten rounds. Char.
ley White will be his fourth oppo.
nent. They will mix nj Milwaukee
Feb. 81. ten rounds"
NJ .s-A.W. .t,t.tlA rAArn. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-06

HURRY UP YOsT is GOING TO
begin football practice in February.
Its Just as well. since Michigan
plays Harvard next fall.