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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03
CONFESSIONS OF A Wife
81 Want to Be All to Dick"

and that IL | had not appeared
on the scene she would by this
time have been his wife.
l am very sorry for this, for
personally | like her; she inter-
ests me, she is a brilliant think
er, has sense of humor and with
the one exception of where her
friend interfered with her love
would certainly make a splendid
friend.
/ have been wonder ing ever
since | saw her at the luncheon
that | left because Dick did not
want me to call him honey" be-
fore her, If ever two women
loved a man enough for both to
make sacrifices for him, not
knowing which he cared for most
both suspecting that he cared
for the other.
/ think Dick loves me best of
all in the world, but l know
down deep In my heart that
will never be satisfied with that
Il want all his love. also am
almost sure that If Dick had not
met me he would have married
Eleanor Fairlow and probably
ben as happy with her as he has
been with me. And here | am
this morning going to this woman
to probably ask favor for my
husband.
Would l grant 1t IL | were in
her place?
Besides, think, perhaps, i am
a little curious to know Just how
long Dick stayed up and visited
with Miss Fairlow on the train.
l keep telling my thoughts to
you, little book, because ! must
confess am dreading my visit to
Miss Fairlow.
You see, / WANT her to tell
me that If il be necessary for her
to go or the stand and testify she
will do it even If it jeopardizes
her own name and / DON'T
WANT her to make such a great
sacrifice for Dick that he will al
ways feel under certain obliga-
tions to her.
/ am selfish enough to want to
save Dick at any cost, but woman
like, or, perhaps, say wife-like, l
don't want him to owe that sal
walton to anyone but me.
Continued Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03

Eyes Speak Volumes; Curl of the
Lips Tells Story; It's How She Talks
By Esther Hoffman.

Anna Little, the popular NOV
ing picture actress, has wonder
full facial expression. That Is the
greatest asset to the movie actress
as she must make herself under
stood without words. Miss Lit
ties face expresses her answer be-
fore her lips form word.
When | asked:
TITS pretty nice to be so very
popular. isn't it,"
why, yes, it's nice to be
liked, but it's horrid to be con-
spicuous. Business of coloring
up, looking down and hesitating
a moment.) II seems everyone
on earth knows me and points me
out. For that reason l go out sell
DOM"
81 suppose you get hundreds
of letters from admirers?"
"Oh, yes, | suppose all act
resses do and l get business Of
looking anything but conceited,
but still smiling) more than my
share at times. / always enjoy
reading letters. especially when l
can believe line or two in
them"
"By the way, are you mar
ried?"
"N-o-o!" Business of dreamy
eyes.)
"Why not?" was the next
somewhat impertinent question.
81 can't afford (eyes downcast
and a pensive expression) a hus-
band"
"Do you think you ever will
marry"
Maybe, when / get a raise in
salary. eyes open wide and
lips curled upward with a bright
hopeful look on her face. |
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flashy widow" He always
said, BAH" I never an
swered one of her letters.
hope never to see her again.
| would hide IL / saw her on
the streets. She caused me
to lose Averla."
This last is only the
flimsy, average excuse of
male vanity for his idea of
his right to promiscuous
flirtations. Which of the
girls do you like best in this
one case among millions
similar?
Promiscuous kissing is the
most cheapening habit any
youth can form, cheapening
in the eyes of all acquaint-
ances, for habits are chiseled
upon the face. The law of
compensation in nature re-
wards the VIC man who as a
girl valued her favors too
highly to barter them in the
open, social or secret market,
to Tom, Dick, and Harry.
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Uar9ptv'

For in seven states-Ohio, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, North and South
Dakota, Nevada and Montana
woman suffrage will be the para
mount political issue today,
and in all these states reform
leaders, standpatters and suffra-
gists anxiously await-with vary
ing emotions-campaign results
that may enfranchise 100000
women and add seven stars to the
suffrage flat where 10 states
have already placed the stars of
political equality.
After months of arduous cam
paigning suffrage leaders in the
seven campaign states declare
their confidence in suffrage vic
tory. Even the t'antis" concede
their defeat In Ohio, Nebraska
and Missouri, and they fear de-
feat In Montana though the liquor
interests are making a tremen-
dous effort to kill the votes for
women" amendment.
In Missouri Mrs. Walter Nc
Nabb Miller, state suffrage presi-
dent, is conducting one of the
most spectacular political cam
paigns ever launched in the
"show-me" state and the passage
of the suffrage amendment seems
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have never married because of
demands made upon me by my
work. / suppose that sooner or
later I will fall in love and get
married. However, | will not un-
til | can insure the comfort OF
my mother for the rest of her life
and | have complete under
standing with the man Of my
choice" she frankly admitted.
The hardest thing in the world
for Miss Little's face to do is to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03
"Nobody Home
Snappy Comedy

Crowds of young men and
women gathered at the parish
house of the st. Luke Episcopal
church last night to begin rehear-
sails for Nobody Home" The
musical comedy review will be
presented at the Tacoma theater,
November rs and 26 by the High
School Alumni association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03

laugh.
Il can cry real salt tears, with
out particle of difficulty, bat I
can't laugh she declares. The
emotional scenes come easy for
me but when try to laugh my
face seems to freeze up"
Anna Little is probably tie
only motion picture actress who
has been leading lady from the
minute that she commenced por-
traying silent roles.
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(Co. fright, 1914, by the News
paper Enterprise Association.l

AS Dick kiss
ed me goodbye
this morning he
said: ID o mt
worry, Margie,
it will surely
come out all
right" J u S {
then Harry Sy-
none drove up
for him, and
they went off to
make up some
plan of action.
| was not sure
l was doing
right, but as
soon as he was
gone | called up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03
TACOMA THEATER

Today. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday,
The Sensational Photoplay, Upton
Sinclair's
1.-THE JUNGLE"
Three Performances Daily, at
$3.50, 700 and $50.
Any Seat 30 Cents
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BY HONOR TANNING.

The political spotlight has been
switched for a time from tariff re-
vision and currency reform to
woman suffrage.
On the day of the November
general elections it beams as
brightly on DR.. Anna H. Shaw
jeanette Rankin, Harriet Taylor
Upton as 1t does on Pinchot, Pen
rose, Cannon or Glynn.
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Rev. A. w. Leonard, pastor OF
the First Methodist church, Seat
tie, and considered one of the
most capable pastors in the
Northwest, will deliver an ad-
dress at the First Methodist
church in Tacoma tomorrow night
at 7:45 o'clock on How We Run
First Church, Seattle" The pub
lie is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03

Dear Miss Grey: So many
youth ask about promiscu-
Gus kissing. may | tell SIM
pie story-true, as told me
by an attractive widower?
He courted a nurse who for
months kindly but steadfast-
ly refused her kisses and
caresses as something too
sacred" except for the man
whom she married. A facii-
natui widow, lavish with her
flattery and kisses attract
ed him for q while by her
stunning appearance at
cafes and theaters.
Then the earthquake came
and while the widow sought
for him he was seeking for
Averla. Months afterward
he used to say daily 81
would walk from Tacoma to
Frisco just for the oppor-
tunity of telling Averla that
l would willingly wait years
for the right to her sacred"
kisses. She is an ideal of
sweet purity and womanly
dignity and courage" When
asked, "but what of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03

operative commonwealth, is one
of most widely read of recent nov-
els. 1t is in five reels and in the
cast are included Mr.. Sinclair,
himself, George Nash and Miss
Gale Kane and supporting cast
Of several hundred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03
SUFFRAGE STATES
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN
STATES.)

Ohio, Nevada, Nebraska,
Montana, Missouri, North Da
kota, South Dakota.
7, a n a a n, 4, "a Y - a a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03

Kind Words From Anty Drudge
to Mrs. Weary
Mrs. Wsary--"Well, the rest Of the work will havs
to 60 until some other time. I am 10 tired
that can't do another thing today. That
means double work tomorrow, but can't
help it"
Anty Dpdss-"why, here It is 2 o'clock in the
afternoonl You ought to be able 10 finish
your work by this time every day. No won-
der you are SO tired and discouraged. You
don't use Fels-Naptha Soap, and 80 your work
is twice as hard and takes you so much longer
to do"
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ger. GOOu.
The Yort Trio--Two men and
a girl In songs and dances. Good.
Prince and Deerie--A nut com
edian and pretty girl, will, an
exceptionally runny act. Very
good.
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Society

Mrs. ID. NJ. Morgan and Mrs. s.
l.. Lester will entertain the aux
Hilary of Vida chapter, o. e. g.,
at the residence of Mrs. Lester,
AIS South Fourth street, Friday
afternoon from 2 to with cards.
All members are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03

Upton Sinclair's stirring story
of the beef packing industry.
The Jungle" in motion pictures
is the attraction at the Tacoma
theater this week. This story.
which advances the call for CO.
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1Fels-Naptha means more than "just
soap" 1t means that you are saved

time, strength and worry; that you can
have some pleasure and be in health and
spirit to enjoy it. It means that your house
will be a pleasure to keep clean, and your
clothes will look better and wear longer.
Fels-Naptha Soap is the cO0l-water
soap. No heat, no steam-and no grease
either. Hot water doesn't cut grease, it
only meltsit. Fels-Naptha Soap diss0lves
it, and then makes it disappear. 1t takes
out all kinds of stains, even blood stains.
1t makes your clothes white, without hurt
ing delicate materials. 1t cleans every
thing. It does everything for you in half
the time, and with half the trouble.
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|CYNTHIA|
GREY'S
LETTER RS

Q-Having read a num-
Der of letters written to
you by people who were in
trouble and having noted
the sensible advice, I am
taking the liberty of adj
dressing you.
The whole plot is 81 love
a girl" and that girl is
dearer to me than life. On
several occasions / have at
tempted to tell her of my
love for her when something
would upset the whole bust
ness.
/ graduated from high
school last June, but this
girl is in the Freshman
class, and lately has noticed
the attentions of a young
man. \ her class much to
my discomfort. On several
occasions she has refused to
attend public functions and
entertainments and could
not give good reason for
the same. Another faze to
the question is that this
girl, whenever she hears of
me walking down the street
with another girl always
calls me up over the phone
and gives me the (xxxxxx)
What shall ! do? At times l
feel that the best way to set
tie the question is to jump
into the river and drown my
sorrows.
ALEXANDER.
A.-Indeed, what shall you do
II you would use a few grains o
sense you would need N,
advice. Go out with whomeve
you please, as often as You pleas
and leave the girl to do the same
You are not engaged. What RICH
have either of you to interior,
with the others social relations
II there can be no cOngenialit,
between you as friends you ma,
be sure there will be none q
lovers.
Indefinitely postpone you
of love. A girl IL
The first year of high school ha
too much else to do with her tim
10 muddle her brains with pupp,
love affairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-03

COLONIAL gHEaTER
Monday and Tuesday
Charles Klein's Great Theatrical
Success,
1.-THE GANIBI IsRS''
In Five Parts
Fangere and Wilson IN Songs.
Admission Toe; Children SC.
paid Advertisement.
II. r. COX
Candidate for County Superin-
tendent of Schools. Mr. Cox. In
his former administration as SUI
perintendent, has been distin-
guished for Honesty and Isftic.
iency. The Pierce County Teach.
ers indorse him.
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Follow the
directions
on the Red
and Green
Wrapper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
Daddy sBedtime
@, The Walking
OCOlV- Mice and Thei,
Opening Ban

80 1oU know daddy Of called the waln;
that" they fondef jumping
iha, why they calling watzing
daddy; they
they really dance"
"Io like asked
YES idee said daddy they
themselves and they dance
ANYTHING else In fact think they
for eating"
n didn't anything eating
Is
well The walpS They day long
they tired OF IL.
there a a
that they going 10 big him live
had been disturbed by the
But this frightened tho mice terribly
cond do of the older he
around for . S 80.
AT night lie back
IN ideal home and
they where there
for them to sleep
with Joy for they had
However the old prudent stopped
6e through
they seampered after the old their
Ih werenafecty delighted with tho which
20 them after the dgy ceHa they all felt
INT they had escapes in mc SO they cleared
center OF the barn and opening
ball II their beaIfnl home"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
PLUMP FOLKS AND THIN FOLKS
Sanose Makes People Fat" Money
Back if it Fails Says Paul e.
Schulz G. Sons

The line of beauty is curve.
women may BIO thin and graceful,
but not thin and beautiful. There
is vast number Of pale, thin,
scrawny people who are all brains
and nerves, but Without the strenth
and health that accompanies the
standard weight, Good fluesh and
perfect health 60 together, A true
flesh forming food like samose is
absolutely necessary TO many people.
This remarkable discovery comes
in tablet form and when taken af-
ter meals mingles with the food and
helps il to assimilate so that il
makes rich blood and pleasing
plumpness. Use this wonderful
flesh forming food for 10 days and
notice the gain in flesh and strength
Carefully kept statistics indicate
that ont of every hundred peon,e
who begin the use of Samose 90 per
cent increase in weight and their
health and strength are restored,
Paul G. Schulz & Sons have 50
much confidence in this remarkable
flesh former that they are willing
and glad to allow any customer %
deposit soc with them and take
home box of Samose with the un-
derstanding that if it does not give
marked increase in good, firm
flesh the money will be returned.
Take advantage OF this offer. The
risk is all theirs and you have all
most the certainty of pleasing
satn in plumpness.. Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
TEACHERS RURAL
SCHOOLS HERE
FOR INSTITUTE
One Day Session to be Held Pro-
gram includes Talk by Sem
p ator Kent Keller.

Yesterday was visiting day" Tor
teachers Of tho rural schools. About
twenty teachers from different pre-
cinct5 in the county were in the
city making the rounds of the city
schools They will remain here to-
day TO attend the scmi-anuual teach
crs meeting which viii be held at
the high school under direction Of
Mrs. Hacker county superintendent
CT schools, assisted by T. {. Glen
denen, city superintendent.
Among those here are Miss To-
rena Jones, Sandusky; Miss Ada VIII
bclrn. olive Branch; Miss Ruby
Parker. Unity; w. II. Tripp ami
Miss SGda CorziGe, Tamms; L. w..
Logan. Miss Minnie Bunch and Hiss
May Abcrnathy, Mcclure; Miss Car
ri2 Kendall, Willard; Mrs Wright,
Beech Ridge; Mrs L. Symptoms.
Thcbcs; Miss Robinson, Gale; Miss
MaUde Y. Moore, Miller City and
several at the teachers Of the eel
cred schools.
The Institute sessions begin this
morning at 8 o'clock and continues
until O'clock in the afternoon
A fine program has been arranged
for the entertainment Of the visitors
and tAe public generally
State Senator Kent L. Keller of
Ava, who is a member of the ll!i.
nois Centennial commission VIII
aoaak in the afternoon on the work
he has in nand to interest the peo-
pie of each of The f01 counties Of
the state in making the one hun
drcdth anniversary of the admission
ed this state a big event. This
centennial will be celebrated in
1913, some time off yet but ccsrd-
ing to one who knows, Keller is al
ways known to be ON hand carly
with the goods.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
INCONSISTENCIES
5000 TRAINNEN
OF BURLINGTON
Total Amount of Increase Approx.
mates 100000 Annually Either
IN Mileage or Hours.

Chicago, Feb. 19.--Increases in
wages, approximating 100000 an
nually, today were granted 5,000
trainnten Of the Burlington railroad
by board Of arbitration which has
been sitting for three months.
The award granted full payment
for all services pertaining either 10
mileage or hours, but denied in IL
most every instance, the request for
extension Of payments for services
Incidental to regular duties. No re-
auctions in wages were made. The
minimum wages per month was cs-
tablishCd for the first time, for pas
scnger trains.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
/ AXE SODA IF
FOOD SOURS I'M
ACID STOMACH

A wcll-known authority states
that stomach trouble and indise3.
tIon is nearly always duo to acility
acid stonach--a and not, as most
folks believe, from a lack of digea-
tive juices. lie states that an OK.
cess OF hydrochloric acid in the
stomach retards digestion and starts
food fermentation, then our meals
sour like garbage in a can. forming
acril fluids and gases which initiate
the stomach like toy balloon. We
then set that heavy, lumpy feeling
in the chest, we oructate sour food
belch gas u have heartburn, flatu-
lcnce, watcr-brash, or nausea.
He tells us to get a package Of
10 grain Sodagen tablets from any
pharmacy and swallow ono tablet
anytime followed by tumblcr ot
water Which instantly neutralizr3
these acids; stops food fermentation.
abs9rbs the gases and swcetens tue
entire digestive system.
This suggestion should prove val
liable 20 stomach sufferers here who
can trace their indigestion to acl1-
ity A local druggist is the autEo.-
ity that these tablets are entirely
harmless being composed OF Soda,
Masnesia and Calcium Carbonate
T. S. P. ADJ.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
ocal water consumers.
Water Company Has Copy.

The Water Company also has a
COPY IF this report as an agent If
tho Public Utilities Commission
was in the city on Feb. I, and left
a copy of the report with the city.
and with the Water Company. May
or House has the copy which ia
some 100 pages in length. 1t is an
itemize1 invoice of the local plaat.
This valuation is the same one
which would have to be taken II
the city served notice on the com
pany to purchase their plant, and i;
Is understood that there is somc
talk Of purchasing the plant by the
city and making a municipal plant
out CT It. This would be in direc.
linz with the administration policy
as outlined last November durin4,
the campaign.
WITH the $4,000 which tho olt:-
zenl and the city pays the Wate-
&C., for water during the year, tie
plant could be purchased by the
city and tho city could pay The in
tcrest on the bonds and have n
soodly surplus lett over to pay on
tho principal. This is tho argu-
neht Of those who are in favor Of
l municipal plant.
Just what will be done by the
lily administration is not knowa at
his time as nothing officially has
been started according to City At
.orney ". II. Hill. But the citizens
'f Vincennes will watch with much |
interest the outcome of the flight
or relief which has been waged py
few men in this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
YOUR FREGKLES
Need Attention Il February and
March or Face Witl' Stay
Covered


Now is the tina ta take special
care OF the c.mplezion II YOU wish
to look well the rest of the year.
Tho February aad March wlnds
have strong tendency to bring
out freckles that may stay all sum.
mer unless removed Now is tie
time to use -doubis strength,
This prescription for TIE reno, al
of freckles was written by a prom
nent physician AMI is usually SO
successful that it is sold by drug
gists under guarantee to refund the
money if it fails. Get an ounce Of
othinc--- double strength, and even a
few applications should show q wcn-
derful improvement some of the
smaller freckles even vanishing en-
tirely. Ai,t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
PARAGRAPHS



= A poor leader may make a good
follower.
Il It is better to labor than to be
worked. a Il
Why hunt for trouble Everything
comes to him who merely hangs
around. saa5 M
How o woman does admire any,
body who can outtalk her.
> fsHerein also is Goolishness: To
feather ones nest with borrowed
plumes.
The less religion man has tho
more he expects of his wife.
Good people are supposed to he
happy, but their looks often belle IL
When the average man has &
headache he realizes what an ach-
ing void Is.
The chap who goes around with
"a chip on his shoulder may be an
stxpeft poker player, bat not ncces.
ssriir. r t
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-20
Backache and Rheumatism Vanish
NJ Aet AWAY. asa

III Men and women having backacha,
rheumatism. stiff and swollen joints
are honestly glad to know that Foley
Kidney Pills are successful every
where in driving out these ills.
That Ia because Foley Kidney Pills
are at rue medicine and quickly eff
fective in all diseases that result
from weak inactive kidneys aud
urinary Irregularities. Rev. c. NJ.
Knighton, Havana, Fla, writes: Il
suffered INTENSE pain in kidneys and
back but after taking Foley Kidney
PlAs all my pains disappeared and
4! tho, / ns55 years old I feel like a
ypll& man again. Far sale BY all
druggists. ..Adrt.